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The Largest and Most Oommodims. General Drapery and Furnishing Warehome in Edinburgh,
CARPETS) DAMASKS, CHINTZES, BEDSTEADS, BEDDING,
BLANKETS, SHEETS, QUILTS.
"< LINENS, CALI0OM8, FLANNELS,
J WINCEYS, FANCY DRESSES, TARf ANS,
SILKS, SHAWLS, MANTLES,
BONNETS, MILLINERY,
RIBBONS, FIiOWERS, LAGE, AND SEWED GOODS,
• BOBBERY, GL07MS, SMALL WAE ES,
CLOTHS, TWEEDS, «fcC. 4P a mi I it iE onvit i« ßs.
KLAREN, SON & CO., 82% f 31, 338} 323, 325, 327 HIGH STREIT, BSI8BUK6S.
All' Qwds-9ftW%ed in Plain Figures, the Lowest Beady Money Prices. STAMP AK» OTHER DUTIES—ASSESSED TAXES. ... .21
STAMP AND O THER DUTIES.; { AÖKEKHKNT, When of this value of £5 Drawn out of, and payablo out of or upwards, and without a clause of "the United Kingdom, but nego registration: £ s. d. tiated. In » the, United. Kingdom,*;^.- 1 If not more than 2100 words 0 0 6 the same duty as on Foreign And every 1080,words ädditlonal.O 0 C Bills drawn in, and payable out: APPEENTIOES" INDBNTUIIES, 0 2, 6 of the United Kingdom. INLAND Bins AND PBOHISSORT NOTES. BILX. OF EXCHANGE (Foreign) for When sum not exceeding £% .. 0 0 1 the Payment of Money exceed- Above £5, and not above £10, 0 0 2 j, „ ...ttVit,.- ,,- -.••J,!-,-• 10, — - 25, OA,' 10 square chains make lacrcj 86Bqttore yards oJ stone, briek, or • slate work; aro SfioDays j/LeapXeaS termed j» rood; and 100 £quaro feet x>t In 400 years, 87 ore leap years, attd 803 flooring a squaror • commofl. •MEASURES WtJA^iblÄ;:''' 1. General Measures'of Sal&w. 1728 cubic inches ** 1 cubic ftöt' ' MEASURES OP LENGTH*; > 27cubiofeot •• 1 cubic yard ß cubic feot b. lUarrolbulfc I ,12 inches" = "lfoot" ' .' , ; ; $mt •• - lyaw .. 2. Meaiurefpr MquvMfAe. s| yards** = lpolo „ S oz. avpir, water .,1 gill 4 gills • «Lpiut- . • 40'poles-- = 1 furlong y, ; & furlongs = 1 mile or, 1760 yatds 2 pints; jjFquart 4 quarts I 1 gallon Special Measurescflmgth.- 2 gallon' 1 peck , Hand -> 4 iflBh.es $ • fathbrtl m 6 feet* 4 pedes' 1 bushel C9-121 miles i— lgeographicalilegreB; 100 <8 bushels 1 quarter \links = 1 chain, or 66 feot* 10 quarters Hast» •
' ':„ "M:EABV&E8 OP WEIGItT '' 1. AVOHlDutoiSVElOHf. -2. laöirisf&iovty. . ':•">,) '• 27*344 troy grains =?. 1 drairk.' .24grains .** Ipanny^ght ' lö drams 1 ounce 20 permy weights 1, ounce'' /• ".. 16 ounces" Ö lptfund 12 ounces- cJi ittv 1 pound ' !>1. > - 14 pounds' ;<*» 1 stone Used for-weighing gold, silver, &ei » 2 stones «i 1 quarter r AposESoAiftBSvWBi(3«T.«j-20 troy grain* 4 quarters 1 hundwt. • *» l^scftiplq;' 1 spraplcs *» 1 jdriiWi 8 20tuaiäwt.! 1 tea drams = 1 ouncs.-+-TMs weight is used in
Used generally in «ommorco. medical prescriptions only. ,Y ? t,. * B&SöiAij brvTsiosS1 op; AVOXEDÜFOIS WEIGHS
•x Äa? emä Sfrab Weight. ' 2 stone3 «* 1 tod 86 lbs", straw i 1 truss : 1 Btone Jl'TJöuhdi 0J tods ; k* l-woy OOuiiew h&f I 1 bushel > 6C pounds 2 weys , « laacfc , (till lstSepit) *r> 1 truss IDott Itt^punds 12 sacks Host -6C,.oldhay *• 1 truss" liaclt — 86 trasses. , .1 load ••""M3BT&I0
.above 1000, then for every , :\ i ,60barrell, ...... 0 15 0 Brewers using Sugar,'.. 1 0 0 30 " 40, .. 8 16 40 " SO, 918 Brewers for sale by retail, not 60 or upwards, ., .. 11 0 to be consumed on the pre Retailers of Spirits and Beer, mises, ...... ' 6 10 8 whose • premises are rated Sellers of Beer not being under £10 per annum (Scot Brewers, .. .. 3 6 If land), , 4 4 Do., to Retail Beer not to be At £10 and under £20, 5 5 consumed on the premises 20 " 25, (additional), .110 9 9 25 " , 80, 10 10 Beer Retailers (publicans), 30 "
(England), '.. „ 8SO cato to Retail Beort hut not Makers of Methylated Spirits, 10 10 0, spirits," „ ,, ... 4 8 Rotallors of Methylatod Spirits, 0 10 0 Makers of Stills (Scotland and To Retail Spirits only, 2 4 Ireland), .. „ 0 10 6 To Retail Beor and Spirits, .. 2 4 1 STAMP AND OTHER DUTIES—ASSESSED TAXES. 21
SJAMP AND OTHER DUTIES. AQHEBMEST, when of the value of £5 Drawn out of, and payable out of or upwards, and without a clause of "the United Kingdom, but nego registration: , £ s.
ASSESSED TAXES. INHABITED HOUSE DUTY (GBKAT BRITAIN)— For every inhabited house which, with the Offices, Yard, and Garden therewith, is rented at £20 a year and upwards-, if used for the purposes of Trade, and Goods or Wares are exposed in the Shop or Warehouse for Salts, a d. for every SOs of suoh annual value, * ... ,. 0 6 Ifoooüpledinany other manner, for every 20s of such annual value, 0 0
; IKGOME AND TROPEni* TAX. , . -,T 1, Kcal Property, Trades and Professions, and Public Salaries arid Funds, where the yearly income from every source amounts to £100, 4d in the pound. When the yearly income Is Under £200, £60 of the Income is not taxed. 2, Profits from the Occupation of Lands, &o., on each 20s of annual value—in Eng land, 2d{ in Scotland" and Ireland, l|d. \* A person may claim a deduction for any^annual premium not. exceeding a sixth of his income, paid for insurance or"deferred annuity on his own *or wife's life; * or ftr ftnyanuual payment made under Act of Parliament to a widow's or • •' children's fund.' " c 22 INCOME AKP EXPENDITUflE.
INCOME ÄND EXPENDITURE,
AN .ACCOUNT OF THE GROSS PUBLIC INCOME OF, THE UNITED KINGDOM. OF GipAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, I» THE YEAR ENDED THE 81ST DAT OF MARCS, 1868. ' INCOME. CUSTOMS, ------'' - . - - £22,650,000 0 0 EXOISB, - - - ^ . - . -, _ - - 20,162,000 0 0 1 STAMPS, * - •' - - - - - T - - 9,541,000 0 0 TAXBS (Land aud Assessed), - - - -, - - - 3,809,000 0 0 PJIOPBUT2 TAX, 0,l7t,000 0 0 POST .OFFICE, - - i - . - - -, - 4,030,000 0 0 CBOWK LANDS (KTet>, - . - - - ... 345,000 0 0 MISCELLANEOUS:— - Military and Naval extra Receipts and proceeds of Old Stores-sold, - - - - - £3G6,5S0 81 Amount; received from the Revenues of India * oanceoantof the EffeeUve and Non-Effeötive * '.. < Charges of British TiNx>ps Berving in ttiat' Country, .^l - >-••-"- . - 850,600 0 0, AlloVanee ouim^fite of Iss\»e, received from " "the Bank oHf^^Rl, per Act 24 Vict. e. 3," Js^fS .0 Ö • Other MlscelloneolPleceipts, - - - :' ?3Ö,ÄC0 1 0 2/680,018 4 1 TöttAL RftVBNüB, - . . sE%ö0^8l8 4 1 Excess of Total Expenditure over Income in the year ended 8lst ;, : March, 1868, . ' • * > .. . , . , , 2,lßo;023 18 0 $1^60,241 17 1
•• • EXPENDITURE. ^ /\- V •; IHXEESSI; and Management of tlio Permanent Dohfe £22,888,923 18 ?' TerminableAnnuities, .'- 1 * - * 8,44?,270r 0 2 Interest of Exchequer Bonds, - 87,25
- • TO»ALOntotAmrExraspMPtfRtf, - ' .» JÖ^l>2SEö,gil 17 V Expowics of Fortifications provided for by Money thised1 'per Act ' . ••'
f jr B ,i 28&soTiot,ftoiJ v f f'^-'%'; . ' _ i" r ';p)f BRITISH SPIRITS. SCOTLAND. 3 • Imported from Export Retained Distilled -Sentio- Sentto ed on Methy for Con- in OH S England Ireland Draw lated. sump- Scotland. >>a back, tion. 31s t Dec . Engl'd, Irel'd. Year s ende d ft Gallons. Gals. Gals. GolloUs. Gallons. Gallons Gallons! Gallons Galjons, 1862 6,189,04,4 6,506 7,821 1,412,402 6,789 287,385 90,528 4,406,271 1888 0,-661,876 -6,838 11,085 1,881,759 6,973 •251,'450 95,164 4,698,950 107,118 1884 6.989,20,9 ; 8,817 32,061 - 66,770 1,659,106 4,668 311,859 5,014,121 1865 l'3,445,752 11,113 26,046 7,378,931 3,602,305 53B,342 1,374,616 317,176 5,190,607 1866 11,999,119 13,866 29,892 7,691,760 3,824,537 634,686 278,009 249,731 5,462,465 1867 10,813,996 11,060 29,516 7,829,820 8,600,440 617,566 391,776 228,143 4,083,009 ..... , ENGLAND. Imported from Sent Export Ketaitted Distilled . to Sent to ed on Methy for Con in Draw- lated. sump England Scot Iroland land. hack. tion. ( Customs . 31s t De c Scotland Ireland. Year s ende d [ Pai d t o Gallons. Gallons. Gallons. Gallons. Gats. Gallons Gallons. Gals. Gallons.. 1862 6,167,504 3,814i871 965,100 6,50a 4,957 ' 284,449 192,672 10,450.892 1883 5,982,622 3,967,292 1,105,167 6,858 4,606 315,074 168,3.38 10,661,205 1864 6.898,014 3.903,452 1,097,312 133,190 8,029 3,808 231,622 ld0,367 11,091,252 1865 7,65.7,985 3,602,305 1,003,915 9,182,396 11,115 03,000 1,289,705 440,810 11,938,105. 1866 7,760,342 3,824,537 1,073,618 9,515,040 13,866 60,207 619,862 535,846 11,717,111 1867 7,016,018 3,600,410 115,766 9,081,601 11,060 34,661 191,254 429,660 11,328,718 IRELAND. 1 11 ' • 1 CT •Imported from a| - Export: liitalnea Distilled Sent to Sent to ed on Jjethy- for Con- 2 In gs Engend Scotl'd Dtew* luted. sump» Ireland. England, Scotland d*ok. Hon. pr ' i i ( i fiii Gallons. Gallons. Gallons, Gallons. Gallons, Gallon? Gallons Gallons Gflltons. 1862 3,669,790 64,040 ' 601,684 677,952 7,509 182 0,903 3,977,024 1603 3,898,286 78,318 668,317 769,855 10,585 107. 1)437 3,882,937 1864 8,988,477 ^9,012 672,819 lsi/ao 73d,264 27,060 101 4,090,119 1865 6,648,947 68,000 638,842 5,258,232 1,093,915 26,016. 1(1,810 6,103 4,374,443: 186d 5,808,601 50,207 634,688 5,910,061 '1,073,018 29,892 4,416 5,206 5,036,814 1867 5,499,604 84,601 617>566 8,404,857 115,766 29518 592,188 , 4j904 1,892,664 » Twelve thousand five hundred and fifty-two houses were; Licensed in Scotland for ihe Salä of Spirits, for consumption on the premises; in the year ending 801h September, 1867*. Busnsis of jfcLttT charged with Duty for the year ending' 31st December^ 1867 47,ot8l»8t6} amount of dul# charged*, £8,494,21712s 6|d. 625,619 BAmtBia of BEBB, valued at £1,960,058, were exported ftom the united Kingdom to Foreign Countries, from Ist Ootoher, 1866, to 1st October, 1867. - 24 MALT CHARGED WITH DUTY IK THE UNITED KINGDOM. TABLES SHOWING- THE QUANTITY OP MALT CHARGED WITH DUTY IN THE TEN YEARS ENDED 31ST MARCH, 1866. Bushels of Bushels of Malt Charged with Duty. Malt Bushels of •2 2 Exportedon Malt made Drawback Duty-Free TJSITED for Feeding ENGLAND, SCOTLAND. IKE LAND. from S~ KlHGDOM. U. Kingdom. Cattle. 1857 36,318,928 1,122,303 1,691,159 39,127,388 5,364 — 185!> 38,015,619 1,313,918 1,834,717 41,164,254 1859 39,094,653 1,537,876 2,161,520 42,794,049 255 — 1860 40,715,457 1,600,504 2,249,025 44,564,986 — — ISO) 33,692,788 1,554,658 2,119,108 37,366,554 104,751 1862 41,314,218 1,727,936 2,513,760 45,555,011 210,831 — 1863 37,425,456 1,720,281 1,019,093 41,064,830 202,365 Commenced 1864 43,569,183 1,955,363 3,400,400 47,930,949 247,088 Ap. 28,1864.' 1865 43,955,040 2,092,699 2,489,774 48,538,418 212,735 00,247 1866 45,190,369 2,499,498 2,473,620 60,163,487 ' '368,846 29,094 Bushels of Total Bushels Malt made Duty-Free for Exportation and Distillation. of Malt relieved from Duty in ENGLAND. SCOTLAND.; IltELAKD. UNITED U. Kingdom, 31s t March . KINGDOM, Year s ending 1867 732,182 3,826,973 - 886,828 4,946,483 4,950,847 18E8 685,592 8,933,105 906,675 5,425,832 5,425,832 1869 ' 556,732 3,880,691 768,632 6,162,105 6,162,860 1800 697,230 4,080,740 722,481 5,880,407 5,880,407 1861 554,526 8,281,912 418,128 4,270,500 : 4,884,817 l%2 607,488 2,801,059 408,058 3,001,570 4,119,401. 1808 1526,011 8,265,826 428,036 4,208,322 . 4,410,687 1804 585,802 8,088,89? 808,800 . 4,788,068 4,031,053 1865 678,500 8,612,553 028,184 4,819,187 C,0j2,1G0 , 1800 459,046 8,498,803 045,003 4,597,852 4,006,: 62 PUBLIC INCOME. 25 PUBLIC INCOME FOE THE YEAR ENDING- MARCH 81, 1888. AK ACCOUNT of the REVENUE of England, Scotland, and Ireland, arranged according to the several Departments from which it is derived, particularising the moat important Items of each. 8. d. . CUSTOMS, , Beer, Spruce ...... 2,353 I 5 Chicory ...... , ...... 112,ft05 10 2 Cocoa, Cocoa Husks, and Chocolate ...... 22,832 8 5 393,421 14 2 Coffee ...... k .. Com, Meal, and Flour .. .» ...... 876,669 6 8 Currants ...... • •• .. 276,152 9 10 Figs. .,. •„» .. . ,. ,.. • .. • » 20,349 11 10 Ginger, Preserved ...... « 1,716 10 4 Plate, Gold and Silver -•• .. 4,249 13 10 Plums, Dried or Preserved, French Plums, and Prunellos, 2,470 II 10 Prunes" ' '...... •• 4,483 10 3 Raisins - .. ' ...... ' • • 112,277 4 9 3,811 17 9 Sago j ... , , .. .« .. .. J Spirit, Colonial and Foreign ...... 4,301,207 12 7" Succades and Confectionery, including all Fruits and Yogetablos preserved in Sugar ...... 8,388 4 3 Sugar ...... ' .... 5,241,398 0 0 Ditto, Refined and Molasses ...... 614,181 4 1 Tea 2,829,130 9 10 Tobacco and Suuff .. 0,596,288 12 10 Wne ,. • ...... 1,471,128 10 10 Alt other Articles ...... • ... 12,178 5 10 Duties collected on behalf of the Inland Revenue on the Delivery, for Home Consumption, of British Spirits deposited in the Customs'"Warehouses ...... 134 11 7 Charges on Deliveries from the Bonded Warehouses, and Arrears of repealed Charges on Import Entries and Bills of Lading .. 41,835 12 6 Duties collected at the Isle of MTan ...... 4,312 0 11 Rents of Legal Quays, Warehouses, &c. .. 11,856 8 4 Proceeds of Goods sold for the Duties^ do* «. .. 6,217 17 6 Fees received under Merchant Shipping Act, Part 2 .. 630 8,6 Moneys received from the Board of Trade in reimbursement of charges incurred under the Merchant Shipping Act ..'•• 13,631 8 4 Proceeds of Sale of Premises, Old Stores, &o...... 10,383 18 6 Moneys- received from the Merchants in rcpect of fho special attendance Of Officers given on their application .. 12,777 4 5 Total Revenue of'Customs .. .. ' '.. 2,064,030 10 9 ISLAND REVENUE—EXCISE. Chicory ...... ,. 21,607 14 0} Hackney'Carriages .. .» •• 102,416 6 0 Licences (including licences to kill and sell game) 2,640,237 10 3} Malt .. .. , .. ... • .. ; .. • . .. 6,302,418 10 9$ Racehorses .. •• •• •• 9,263 Railways .. .. »• *•' I 436,142 Stage Carriages • .. .. 35,656 1 lUf 10,511,680 12 Spirits ...... 64.117 Sugar ...... » • • »• •« 2 10J 501 1 0 Law Costs recovered .. •• •• 5,631 Fines and Forfeitures .. ,.»••: •» .. .. 0 6j Sums received from Contributors to late Scotch Excise Incorpora- ; tion Fand, per Act 5 and 6 Will. 4, c. 72 .. 519 11 1 Miscellaneous ...... • • ,: • • 10,898 10 4 Total Excise .. .. • •• *• *• 20,190,838 J8 8f 20 STATISTICS OP AMERICAN' INTEMPERANCE, STATISTICS OF AMBBIÖAN IITEMPEKAKOE. <#r IN 1860, there were 85,002,797 gallons of spirituous liquors afatniedT, and 5,115,140 barrelp of fermented liquors brewed, worth 739,020,579 dols. at retail prices j while the value of-all the-flour, cotton goods, boots, shoes, woollen goods, clothing, and books, newspapers, and other"printing, produced in, the United States was 610,000,000 dols. The time lost by drinking, cost of crjme, pauperisin, litigation, etc., would, make the total expense at least 1,250,000,000 dols.* The civil and-diplomatic expenses for JL863- amounted; to41,006,138.14 dpls. Thus the'people'tax themselves 728,QD0,O.0ü dols* inore'for liquor than the cost of the United States Government in ordinary times. It is;eBtiniited that there ".are 180,000 l(c.ensed "jum-seljprs, winch, a| twenty customers each,- would make 2,807,200 -tipplers. One out, of thirty eWy yW becomes ft.confirmed druokar^ i hence 93,574 confirmed drunk ards arp annually manufactured in the United States, which would form a column^ in regular, marching order, of twenty-sixand one half miles Jong.* The carefully prepared statistics of the New-York Prison-Association, show, that in that State there were, in 1S63, 21J242 licensed liquor-shops; there wer.e at the same time about 6750* churches, In 1867,;- tlie pfBcifii report gives the value ; NATIONAL TEMPERANCE CONVENTIONS, T#E FIRST was held in Philadelphia, May,' 1833; twenty one States vepto- sentstl, and 400 ^delegates*. Chancellor Jft. II. Walworth presided. Tha Contention discuMe"d and settled the question thatthe traffic iri intoxicating drinks, and the jjsßJof the same asbevei'ages, was.öiorally wrong," The SECOND assembled at Saratoga Springs, August, 1886; 848 delegates present, from nineteen States and Territories, Chancellor "Walworth pre sided. The principle was firmly established of total abstinence from the use of liquors RB a beyerage, and from the making and furnishing to others,' STATISTICS OF AMERICAN INTEMPBEANOE. 27~ I The THZBD was held at Saratoga Springs, July, 1841; 560 delegates t present, The Oonyentipn announced its judgment that "licence laws," • I authorizing sales of liquors, " are at variance with all true political economy, ; I and one of the chief supports of intemperance." • The FOURTH convened at Saratoga Springs, August^ 1851 j SOQ'd^legates, from seventeen States, present... The key-note of the Convention was pro- ' hibition, and the " right and duty to bring the traffic to an end1' erratically ! proclaimed. ; ' V The FIFTH Convention met at Saratoga Springs, August, 1865, Hon. William A. Buckingham presidingVresulting in.the estaMiahm^ntof aPitbli-, cation House and the creation of a sound, able, and pure temperance litera ture, -which is scattering its tens of millions of pages yearly throughout all 1 parts of the land. The SIXTH National Convention was held in Cleveland, July, 1868.1 Hon. ; William E. Dodge, President. The Convention declared thai temperance, having its political as well as moral aspects and duties, demands the persist-, ent use of the ballot for its promotion. It iook more advanced ground than that of any formet' Convention, and marks a new er« in the history and pro gress of this great .reform. " *.-• - 1 ' STATISTICS Ol? KBW-tOEK CITY. THE whole number of places where liquors are puhlkly retailed ia. this city is 5203. Each rum-hole receives a daily average of 134 visits, making^ an ; ; aggregateof697,202pepd^y, &l&,2^2y pe^ we^k,'oj? 218,224,226; visits in j I one yeavf Bach visit averages at least fifteen minutes. This gives us j 6j4i55,0Oö days oC ten hours each, or, 1848 years* At present wage?, each one, jf sober and industrious, would earn one dollar per day, or 5,455,605 . : dols. in one year. , But this ia not all the lost time. The $inie of at. least I three persons ;is occupied by each grog-shop to do its work. This gives us '. ,15,609 persons—enough to make a large.city.; At one dollar per day for | 'each, we havo (not including Sunday) 4,870,008 dols, or an aggregate ; : of 10,325,613 do}s, pf wasted time by seller and dripker—a sum sufficient to 1 carry oh all the Sunday-school, Missionary, Tract, and Bible Societies in the > land. But this iBjamere fraction of the post of, rum, ISach' •nint'hpte receives a daily average of 141v53 dols,, making.an aggregate olZ68,280.50 dols. per week, or 38,286,590.68 dols. per annum—to which add the value of lost time, ; and-we have 482,61,192.68.- , The total amount received for licences, in 1866, was 1,283,854.66 äöls. j in 1867,1,285,031.70 dols. j and up to September 1st, 1868, 1,200,000 dols. • The total number of arrests by the police, for the year ending October, 1867, was 80,632, of which 47,899 were for intoxication and disorderly conduct. 28 DUTIES OF EXCISE—PAUPERISM. ALTERATIONS M THE BATES OF DUTIES OF EXCISE. 1855Spirits—Scotland—increased to Is lOd per gallon, from April 20,1855; and further increased 2d per gallon, from October 1, 1855. Spirits—Ireland—increased 2s per- gallon, from "April 20,1855; and further • increased 2d per gallon, from Oetober 1,1856. Spirits—England—Increased 2d per gallon, from October 1, 1855. : Sugar nsed In Brewing, reduced from 6i 6d to 3s 94 per ewt., from April 20, 1855. ; Licence Duty of £10 10s to Makers of Methylated Spirits imposed, from October 1, 1855. 1856:—Malt War Dnty, repealed from July 5,1850, viz,:—from Barley, Is »Jd per bushel: from Bero or Bigg; Is Id per bushel. Sugar used in Brewing, 3s ad per cwt., ceased July 5, 1856:—to revive, April 5,1858. . 1858:—Spirits—Ireland—duty increased Is lOd per gallon, from April,19, 1858. 1S59:-Spirits—Unite1 d Kingdom—duty increased Id per gallon, from February 29, " 1860. • 1860:—Licences—England and Ireland—to keep 'Refreshment Houses, and to Betail Foreign Wine, at varioua rates, imposed from July 1,1880. Spirits—United Kingdom—Duty Increased Is lid per galtoü, from July 17, 1860. Iiicence3-*United. Kingdom—To Dealers in Sweets or «mado Wines, X5 5s, ' imposed from August 28,1860. Hops-Great Britain—Duty reduced from 2d-and 5 per cent, to l|d per lb., from August 28, 1860...... 1861: - Licences to Deolefa in Spirits to sell Spirits in quantities not less thnn ono reputed quart bottle. £3 3s. 1 licences to Sellers of Table Beer at a price not>xceeding ljd per quart, 5s, imposed June 28, 1861, , Licences to retailers of Methylated Spirits, £2 2s,-imposed August 6,1861. 1862t—Hop dutv repealed from June 8,1862 Brewers' Licences increased from October, 10, 1862, and mode of rating altered. . .Victuallers* Occasional Licences imposed, 5s, June 3, 1862, The revival of the Duty on Sugar used in Browing further deferred until ; July l, 1863.i. ; , • • . 1863:—Boer Dealers* additional Licences to retail at £1 Is, from June 29,1863. Publicans whose houses are rated under JÖ-20, and Who do not sell Spirits, Licence to retail Beer increased from £12s OJd to £3 6s Ifd, from October ! 10,1863. 4 Victuallers' Occasional Licences—Kates altered to 2s fld per day, and 10s for 1 any number of days not less than four nor exceeding six after the first 6ix days, from Juno 21», 1863. 1864;—Sugar used in Brewing, Duty increased to 3s 4d percwt, frdm April 16,1884. Licences to sell Tea, &&, Duty reduced to 2s 6d where houso is rated to tho Belief of the Pool* at less than £8. Oeeasibnal Licences to sell- Wine, Beer, and Tobacco, not exceeding three days. Wine or Beer, Is per day, Tobacco, 4d per day. ... i 1865:—Wines—United Kingdom—Bed and White Wine, duty charged nt the rate of is per gallon, if containing less than 26 degrees of Proof Spirit, and 2S 6d per gallon, if containing between 26 and 42 degrees of Proof Spirit, from 1st August, 1865. ' 1867:—Malt Tax at tho rate of 2s 7d per bushel. 5 per cent, additional added. * ' PATJPEBISM. MEDIOAI. Ear.iES\—-The wholo sum expended on Medical Belief lo tho Poor during the year ended 14th. May, 1867, according to the Annual Returns of the-Inspectors, was £81,587 Ss 8d, which is equal' to- 2-47 pence per head of the population of Scot' land In 1861. The population of the 73 4 Parishes and Combinations that have re solved to comply with the conditions annexed to participation In: the Grant is 2,850,951, and of tho 171 Parishes that have not; so resolved, 202,848. The Bum ex* ponded by the former, according to the Keturns, was £30,443 4s lid, equal to about 2 55 ponce per bead of the population; and that by the latter was £1143 ISsiOd, equal to about 1-30 pence per head of the population of these Parishes. . ' LIST OP PRIME MINISTERS. 29 BUM EXMNDED.—The sum expended during the year ended 14th May, 1867, for the Relief and Management of the Poor {including £7876 6s 2id expended on build ings not beincr authorised Poorhouses, and £42,543 2s llfd expended on authorised Poorhonse Buildings), has been £807,6316s 6ld. In the preceding year, the expen- dlturofpr the same purposes was £783,127, 8s 6jd. There ba?, tuereforo, been an. increase in the expenditure of £24,603 17s Od. i, The TOTAI. SUM EXPBNDEÖ under the heads of Relief to the Poor on (he Rot), or Average Allow For the Year Expended on Relief of ance to each ending Registered Increase.' Pauper on Roll, and Casual Poor. or Registered. £ s. d, £ s. a. £ 9. d. 14th May, 1858, 524,212 15 Hi 11,224 15 2} 4 19 % J85o! 638,503 10 6k 14,290 14 7 5 4 10 " 1800, 640,763 6 10i 2,261 16 4 5 8 3J •«-• 1861, 655,352 8 7 14,687 1 Sf 5 9 If " 1802, 673,502 10 8 18,240 2 1 6 10 4 " 1863, 689,133 0 ItJ- 16,541 10 6 12 11 " 18B4- 602,620 18 114 13,387 18 0 5 13 3 1865, 604,209 3 5£ 1,688 4 6 5 10 2£ " J886, 614,018 10 10£ 10,704 7 5 6 1 5} " 1867, 626,004 S 10J- 11,780 15 0 5 18 10 was 6768; of these 1142 died or were cured, or ceased to receive relief; thus the numbor at the 11th May was 6626, being an Increase as compared with the number at the same date last year (5459) of 167. Of these 4T35 were in Asylums and Poor- houses, and 1491 were residing with relatives or other parties In private dwellings. CASUAL POOR.—The whole number of Unregistered or Casual Poor at the 14th May, 1867, was 3676, with 3616 Dependants. The number of Adult Casual Poor re lieved on the ist January, 1867, was 2973, and their children, together with orphans or deserted children, 2917. The number of the former relieved on 1st July, 1867, was 8031, and of their children and orphans or deserted children, 2850, or stated thus :— The total numbor of Persons of all classes and ages receivlngrellef as Casual Poor nn 1st January, 1867, was 6890; on 14th May. 1867,5615; and on ist July, 1867, 6881; the average of the three periods being 6795. Cncncn COJXFCTIOKS.—The whole sum derived from Church Collections in As sessed Parishes during the year ending May, 1867, was £21,045 14s 3d, of which £9971 0s 8d is stated to have been expended on Relief of the Poor. From this sum, however, must he deducted £39719s 9d, handed over to the Parochial Board*7~ LIST OF PRIME MINISTERS OP ENGLAND FOR THE LAST 150 YEARS, WITH DATE OF ACCEPTING OFFICE. Sir Robert Walpole Oct., 1715 Spencer Perceval June, 1810 J. Stanhope .. .. April, 1717 Earl of Liverpool June, 1812 Sari of Sunderland MaiVsb.' 1718 George Canning ' .. April, 1827 Sir Robert Walpole April, 1720 Viscount Go'derich ., Aug., 1827 Earl of Wilmington Feb., 1742 Duke of Wellington July, 182S Henry Pelham ., A^ig., 1743 Earl Grey ,. .. Nov., 1830 Duke of Newcastle April, 1754 Lord Melbourne Aug., 1834 Earl of Bute •. ... May, 1762 Sir Robert Peel Nov., 1824 George Greriville .. April, 1768 Lord Melbourne ., , April, 1834 1841 Marquis of Rockingham July, 1765 Sir Robert Peel , Sept., 1840 Duke of Grafton .. . A*ig., 1766 Lord John Russell June, 1862 Jan, 1770 Earl of DeTby . Feb., Lord North .. 1852 Marquis of Rockingham March, 1782 Earl of Aberdeen , Dec, Viscount Palmerston , Feb,, 1855 Earl of Shelburno July, 1782 1858 Duke of Po«land April, 1783 E«irl of Derby . . Feb,, WitliamPitt Dec, 1783 Viscount Palmerston June, 1859 Henry Addington March, 1801 Earl Russell . Oct., 18Ö5 William Pitt May, 1804 Eail of Derby Jane, 1880 Lord Grenville .. Jan., 1806 Benjamin Disraeli . Feb., 1808 Duke of Portland March, 1807 W. B. Gladstone Dee., 1808 30- CONSUMPTION OP 6PIR1T3— INTEREST TABLE. TABLE SHOWlNft THS CONSUMPTION-OF SPIRITS IN SCOTLAND, PROM 1851-1866. CoMSDMmOM OF SPIRITS W SCOTLAND *pK TO« TWEtVEMOSTHS, EHDIKGOS Duty. Gallons, January 5,1851, .. 3s 8d .. .. 7,122,981 January 6,1852, 3s8d „ - .. 6,830.710 January 6, 1853, 3s8dand4s8d .. ,. ,. 7,172,015 January G, 1854, .. 4i Sd .. 6,584,648 Total, 27,060,360 Average, 6,015,090 January 1,1855, 4s 8d and 6s 6,653,203 January !, 1856, 83 5,178,270 Marel!-31,-1857, 5,868,052 March 31,1858, Ss 6,676,171 Total, , 22,674,786 Average,. 6,668,006 March 31,1850, 8s 6,324,876 March 31, 186», 8s and 10s 6,681,173 March 31,1861, 10s 4,250,285 March 81,1862, 10s 4,410,603 Total, *197572,9O0 Average,, 4,893,227 March 81,1885, 10s 4,611,103 March 3V, 1864J 10s 4,760,180 March 81,18G9, 10a 6,029,610 March 81, 1868, 10s 6,202,714 • • 1 : Total, 10,612,607 Average, 4,878,166 INTEEEST TABLE. Showing the Interest of J1Q0 for the several days in tho first column, at tho ' • : rates appended. Days. 2i 81 4 : 4j 5 Per Cent. Per Cent. Per Cent, Per Cent. Per Cent. Per Cent, £ s. a. s, d. & s, a. £ S, d, 1 0 2i O 0. m 0 0 H 2 o- 0 u 0 0 3| 0 5$ .0.0 Bf 0 0 64 . 3 0 0 4§ 0 n 0 0 8ä 0 0 4 0 0 0J-" 0 0 m ; & 0 0 8 0 10* 0 r 2# 0 ,1 1 d 0 i 44 ; 7. 0 0 9f 1 It 0 16? . s 0 t) 114 I 3 J 1 Sir 0 I 74 9' Oil i 64 1 H 111I LI '» 10 0 i 1 0 2Q 0:3 2 24 0 8f O64f ,80 Uli 0 4, H 2 2} 2 6} 0-8 2| 40 0 6 B| I 44; 4 II. 0 10 Hi 60 0 6 10 fl Of t>4* 0 13 84 I 60 0'8 21 0 8 9 0 0 10I 0 10 64 70 0 0 7' 0 30 114 0 rsf 8f 0 10 24 ,80 0 10 11} 0 ja n 0 14, 04 i 00 0 12 Si 0 IS 4 1 i n 0 18 0 17 a 100 8* 0 17 oi 1 4, 200 1 '7 41 0 10 84 7* 0 10 84 7 300 2 "1 r 13 2* A <*• 1 111 2 14 84 2 8 |0 1 4 7.f 4 2 2J 8 6 0 2 0 8f 8 13 114 LICENSING COURTS—SUSGESTßD »OHM OF' OBJECTION. 31 WWW TO BE ATTENDED WW CONNECTION TO)H fSS - """•;;/',;,.) wGm$wQcom$> C''.'. 1. In Jjilrghsj the Magistrates are to hold sittings on, the seeoad fätestiag of April, And third Tuesday of October. ' " 1 '1 ' '": "J/"."' * ': ' '. 2. In country-Districts^ the .tTnstices are to sit on the, t%ird ^Füisdayof April, and last Tuesday of October. , , ' : f 1' 3. Any Justice or Magistrate, Fiscal, Chief Constable, or Superintefidjtot of Police, may, as; formerly,* state objections in Conrt verbtül^,pr"in •Waiting, to any licencebeing'granted, renewed, or transferred. 7'*".'. , 4. Any person or persons 6-wtdng or oemp^ngviopeiiyiathe neighbour-' hood of the premises sought to be licensed,, may object, to a licence being granted, renewed, or transferred. But, ' : 6, The objßctions must be itiiwitmg, ra«st be sjgnedt must, specify the grounds pf objection, and mußt be lodged höfles? ihük jfftfe dags oef^e $& Cour^iheets. Arid, '6.^£Ul)^.''ö^;«)ie'ob|etetion9 must have tampon, the applipant for the licence, personally, or left at his abode-as stated jn'the application, or ,'aü tue Ifcengod.pteüiteiäffl," 'at: least Jive fyftö* tU ÜößM'm$tef—öfo$ müstleprptimift Court of admitted. • , V , "7. The persons objecting^ought to be fully prepared afc oacO/te,a.4 6,?^ dence in support of their objections. ' ' ; l! '.' 8. All new applications and transfers muBt be advertised at least twice,1 by the Town Clerk or Justice of Peace Clerk, in the newspaper „or news papers printed or generally circulated in'the district, at Mart ten days he- fore the meeting of the Court. 9, Any person is entitled to gee and examine all applications for certificates at any tinie dri payhient of ä fee of a Bhilling. ' ' * : * 's' " , SUGGESTED FOEM OF OBfEGtPIOJT. NOTICE OF OBJECTIONS FOB. A B , —-— , residing in , to the APPLICATION FOE LICENCE, [or Renewal, or Transfer,] for C—• D- , Spirit Dealer, Residing in—— . ' " ' ''' THE said A — ' B—— — respectfully objects tö a licence being granted [or renewed, or* transferred"] to the said Q.^.» >W-••• P—•—'•—i»,, tor the premises 'situated —i-**— yinrespect, • • > " '.. ; 1. The objector owns [or is occupant of, a dwelHngrhoiRse, No. T-*- Street, which is in the immediate neighbourhood of the said premises sought to be licensed. ^ThisvpUlestateniii tlieptmaijbrm where necessary. iffiatfiUom 5e edi&red to suit' tlie $rdutiistaM$$ of emh pärtietthr case,}- ' '' ' ' r ' : ',*;'• 1!"', *; 2. The number of licensed premises in tlio neighbourhood, is greater than, ia required by the population, there being public-houses; within; a radius of———yards.' , .,..<'•• 32 BREACHES OF PUBLIC-HOUSES ACTS. 3. The premieeB to be licensed ate unsuitable for the locality, which con sists of respectable dwelling-houses, while the premises are intended to be a common dram-shop, which will injuriously affect" the value of the objectors' property, and will lower the respectability of the neighbourhood. 4. The premises in question have not been reported, in terms of the Sta tute as, acd in point of fact they are not, of suitable construction and accom modation for the purpose applied for. [Some little detail may here be added as to the premises, if the premises are very objectionable.] 6. The application has not been duly advertised, in terms of Section 10 of the "Public-Houses Acts Amendment (Scotland) Act, 1862." 6- The said applicant has not produced a certificate of Ws character in terms of the Statutes;—the applicant has not tiuly answered the Statutory queries in his application inasmuch as [here state any^ misstatement of impor tance in the application] :' the applicant is a person disqualified from holding a licence by being thrice convicted of selling without a certificate: it is inexpedient to grant the applicant a certificate, inasmuch as lie has been convicted once, twice, or thrice, as the case may be, of the offence of , and the objector produces herewith an extract or extracts of the convictions above referred to: the applicant is not pro- erly qualified to conduct the business for which He craves a certificate, as Ee has been employed as and not as a Spirit Dealer: that in the premises as formerly occupied by him, persons hate been fre quently seen isauiiig therefrom in a state of intoxication, and his house was conducted with great irregularity. \The objector or oljectors wülsiffty ikeir names to tie notice of objections at tlie end.'] *„* NOTE Those of the foregoing statements which are applicable to the particular case will bo adopted, ot such other facts as may constitute an ob jection to a certificate, will be properly set forth. The above is a mere sug gestion to show tho manner in which tho objections may be drawn up. In the more important, or what may ha called, teaaing case*, it will be advisable, timeously, to employ an able and respectable Law Agent. It will be kept in mind that Statement No. 1 of the above must be used in every case, as it is the fact there averred which confers the title to object. BREACHES OF PUBLIC-HOUSES -ACTS. Aux one of the following constitutes the offence of Broach of Certificate :— A. Common to all Certificated Persons, 1, Adulteration of, or knowingly selling adulterated bread, victuals, or liquors—as the parties way be entitled to sell these under their respective certificates, 2. Use of any but the imperial standard weights and measures, This is also tho subject of special prohibition—Act 1828, Soot, 16. 3. Know ingly permitting a broach of tho pence, or riotous or disorderly conduct In the premises. 4, Selling or supplying excisable liquors to intoxicated persons, or to girls or boye, apparently under 14 years of ago. fi. Soiling or giving out liquors before Eight o'clock morning or after Eleven o'clock night. Tn particular instances', the Court may alter theso; hours to not earlier than Six nor later than Eleven-*Act 1862, Sect. 2. 6. SelHnp, giving out, opening premises, or permitting drinking, on Sundays. In tho CALCULATION OF SALARIES. 38 case of inns, refreshments to travellers or lodgers, are excepted, from Nos. 5 and 6. 7. Not maintaining good order and rule. B. Peculiar to Inn-Keepers and Publicans. 8. Permitting men or women of notoriously bad fame, or girls or boys, to assemble or meet in the premises. 9. Selling groceries or uncooked pro* visions to be consumed elsewhere. 10. Permitting unlawful games/ C. Peculiar to Inn-Keepers, It. Breacb of the conditions attached to a permission for a special or public occasion. The expression "Inn and Hotel" shall refer to a house containing at least four sleeping apartments set apart for the accommodation of Travellers. D. Peculiar to Publicans and Grocers. 12. Beceiving apparel, goods, or chattels, for liquors. JS. Peculiar to Grocers. 13. Selling or giving drink to be consumed on the premises. -' •• PENALTIES. [: The following are the Penalties to a Breach of Certificate;—First offence, £o, and failing payment in 14 days, 1 month's imprisonment. Second offence, £10, and failing payment as before, 2 months' imprisonment. In either case, the certificate may also be declared forfeited. Third oifence, £20, and failing payment as before, 4 months' imprisonment. In this case, nullity of the certificate is added to the penalty of the Statute. The Court has a power of mitigation to not less than one-fourth. The costs of conviction are added to, and payable as, penalty—Act 1828, Sect. 21.. These penalties are adopted by Act 1862, Sect. 2, with the addition of the costs of prosecution. CALCULATION OF SALARIES, £c., FROM £1 TO £150 mn ANNUM. W<*k. •Soar.Month , Woalc Day. Year Month, Week, _Day_. t DHy. £ *. LIST OF STATUTES äteetlng Scotland, passed In the 31st End 32nd Years of thö Belgn of Her Majesty, Queen Victoria. * Cap. ii.—Art Act to grant tö Hei- Majesty additional Kate^ of Income Tax. •' ; • Cap. xviii,—An Act to give further time for making certain Rail ways. " . : Cap. xxiv.—An Act to provide for carrying out of "Capital Punish ment within Prisons. Cap. xxviii.—An Actio grant certain Dtrties of Customs and In come Tax. , * . ,• • , , ^7,..< Cap. XXX.—-An Act to amend the Act of the Seventh and Eighth Years of the Keign of Victoria, Chapter Forty-four, relating to the Formation of quoad swcrtsParishes in Scotland* afid to repeal the Act of the Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth Years' of the Keign of Victoria, Chapter Seyenty*«even*. \ \ fc&f. xxxill,—An, Act'for: the Öölioctlott and Publication of jCotton Statistics.' , .'. , .• •,, ' ' ,'• .7 ,',7 7 . Cap, I. --Ait Act to amend the Aotsfoi* the-AdmfnistVatiori of Prisons in Scotland in ed far as/regards the County of Latmi'kf jattd forothel Purposes. .v- . >• > •• • Cap. liv.—An Act to; render Judgments or Decreets" obtained inCer tain Courts in England; Scotland, and Ireland iöspeetively effectual In any other Part of the.Unitöd Kingdom; i: r ' Gap. Tv.<-^Aii Aut tb provide for. the Cölleötiohj by means Of Stamps of Fees payable in the^Supreme and Inferior Courts of -Law 4« Scot land, and in the Offl'Söf belonging thereto;' and for Other ••Purposes relative thereto. Cap lvi—An Act tö amend the Act Tw6nty-fiftli "and Twenty-Sixth Victoria, Chapter Sixty-six, for the safe keeping of Petroleum. Cap. lyiti.—An Act to amend the Law of Registration so far as relates to .the Year One thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight, and for other Purposes relating'thereto.'* * . . > Cap. lxlv.— An Act to improve the System of Registration of Itrits relating to Heritable Property1 iri Söbtland. 'Cap. lxv.*-An Act to amend the Law relating to the use of voting Papers in Elections for the Universities. : " • - ' Cap. Ixxii.—An Act to amend the Law relating to Promissory Oaths. Cap. lxxiil!—Ah Act to relieve certain Officers employed in the Colleetiohand'Management of Het* Majesty's Revenues from any legal Disability jto vote, at the Election of Members to serve in, Parliament. Cap. Ixxix,—An Act to further amend the Law delating tb Railway Companies., - I, '••, • , ^ • » ; Cap. Ixxxi.—An Act to authorise Loans of Public Money ia the Portpatrjck and the Belfast- and County Down Railway Companies, atid a Payment to the Portpatrlelc Company in consequence Of the Abandonment of the Communication between Donaghadee and Port- patriclt. i i :, - ••• - ' ; " Capl IxxxM.—An Act to aboJftih the Powei? of levying the Assess ment known as "Rogue Money," and in lieu thereof to confer on the : Oo'mmissioneMOf Supply5 «f Counties M#6ötMöa th&i»oW^f«f levying a " County General Assessment." . i • Cap. lxxxUiv^ABAottoCaffoifd 'giUUV^UMhi Ibr-tK© Miöistra- tlons of Army Chaplains. • Cap. kxxlv.—-An Act to amend in several Particulars the Law of Entail in Scotland. Cap. lxxxvi.—-An Act to enable Assignees of Marine Policies to sue thereon in their own Names. Cap. xc.—An Act to empower eertain Public Departments to pay otherwise than to Executors or Administrators small Sums due on account of Pay or Allowances of Persons deceased. Cap. xcv.—An Act to amend the Procedure in the Court of Justiciary and other Criminal Court8 in Scotland. Cap. xcvi.—An Act to amend the Procedure in regard to Ecclesias tical Buildings and Glebes in Scotland. ] 36 LIST OF STATUTES. . Cup. xcix,--An Act. to continue certain Turnpike Acts in Great Britain, to repeal certain other Turnpike Acts, and to make further Provision concerning Turnpike Eoads. . . i ;. - Cap.rc.-rrAn, Act to arnend the Procedure in the Court of Session and the Judicial Arrangements in the Superior ,Court3 of Scotland, and to make certain Changes in the other Courts thereof. Cap, ci,—-An Act to Consolidate the Statutes relating to the.Constitu- tioc and Completion of Titles to Heritable Property in Scotland, and to majce certain Changes in the Law of Scotland relating to Heritable Bights. Cap. cii.—An Act to alter the Qualifications of the Electors in Places in Scotland under the "General Police and Improvement (Scotland) Act, 1862," or under the Act Thirteen and Fourteen Victoria, Chapter Thirty-three, and to amend the said Acta in certain other respects. Cap. cvii.—An Act to amend the. Law relating to the Indorsing of Warrants in Scotland, Ireland, and the Channel Islands. Cap. cviii.—An Act to amend the Laws for the Election of Magis trates and Councils of Royal and Parliamentary Burghs in Scotland. Cap. ex.—An Act to enable Her Majesty's Postmaster General to acquire, work, and maintain Electric Telegraphs. Cap. cxi.—An Act to continue various expiring Laws. Cap. cxix.—An Act to amend the La"w relating to Railways. • Capi exxi.—«An Act to regulate the Sale of Poisons, and alter and amend the Pharmacy Act, 1852. > ; , Cap. exxiii,—An Act to amend the Law relating to Salmon Fisheries in Scotland. Cap. exxiv.—-An Act to amend the Laws relating to the Inland Revenue. -.••>' . Cap. exxv.—An Act for amending the Laws relating to Election Petitions, and providing more effectually for the Prevention of corrupt Practices at Parliamentary ElectiohSi ~ ~ Cap. exxix.—An Act to amend the Law relating to the Registration of Ships in British Possessions, i . >• Cap. exxx.—An Act to provide better Dwellings for Artizans and Labourers. OFFICE-BEARERS OF THE SCOTTISH TEMPERANCE LEAGUE. 37 -jrf t\$ Strittst %mptim f*»pv 1888-69. PRESIDENT—ROBERT SMITH, ESQ., Merchant, 203 Argylq Street, Glasgow. VICE-PRESIDENTS. Rev. J. BROWN, D.D., Glasgow R. LOCKHART, Esq,, Kirkcaldy Rev. ALEX. WALLACE, D.D., Glasgow WM. GOVAN, Jun., Esq, Glasgow Rev. P. M'DOWALL, U.A., Alloa GEORGE ROUGH, Esq, Dundee ; Rev, WILLIAM RBID, Edinburgh J, GILOHRtST, Esq., M.D., Dumfries Rev.DAVID RUSSELL, Glasgow WM. MENZIES, Esq., M.D., Edinburgh Rev. T. OV WILSON1, Dunkeid CLAUD MA.CFIE, Esq., of Gogarbura D. J. MAOFIB, Esq., of Kilmux ALEX. ALLAN, Esq, Glasgow Blojor J. T. GEIL8, of Geilston WM, SERVICE, Jun., Esq., Glasgow JOHN H'GAVIN, Esq., Glasgow GEO. M'CALLUM, Esq., Glasgow HONORARY DIRECTORS. Rev. Alex, M'Leod, D.D., Birkenhead Daniel Richmond, Esq, M.D., Paisley Rev, William Blair, M.A., Dunblane Andrew Dunn, Esq,, London Rev. George C. Hutton, Paisley William Service, Esq., Cutcreuch Rev. A. Whyte, U.A., Clackmannan Walter M'Ewan, Esq., Newton-SteWart Rev. D. Drummond, BellsMIl1 ; James Simpson, Esq »Annan ) Rev, Georao Hunter, Tillicoultry J. Duncanson, Esq, Burntisland Rev. Mattbew Simpson, Musselburgh John Jeffrey, Esq, M.D., Ayton Rev, Robert Nalsmitb, Chirnaide David Morton, Esq", Perth Rev. James Haig, Kirkcaldy Cutlibert Nairn, Esq., Johnstone Rev. William Clark, M.A., Barrhead George Turner, Esq., Gouroek Rev. David Scott, Saltcoats James Campbell. Esq., Langbauk Rev. John Masson, Dundee George Young, Esq., Dunse Rev. Benjamin Martin, M.A., Leslie George Roy, Esq., Glasgow Rev. George Wilson, Glenluce William Gregan, Esq., Dumfries , Rev. James M'Ewan, M.A., Hawick Robert Carmichael, Esq., Alloa ,;. Rev. James Ronaldson, Longridge J. L, Lang, Esq, GLASGOW Rev. John Johnston, Cambuslang William Turner, Esq., Glasgow Rev, J, B Johnston, D.D,, Govan Robert Cranston, Esq,, Edinburgh , Rev, John Inglls, Aneityum A. Eorrester-Paton, Esq, Alloa * Rev, George Turner, LL.D., Samoa David Anderson, Esq., Montrose Rev, 0. A, Sebeltema, Amsterdam J, L. Bailey, Esq., Ardrosson John S. Marr, Esq., Glasgow John Roberton, Esq., OF Lauohopo J. P. Burns, Esq., Glasgow Alexander S. Cook, Esq., Aberdeen Thomas Smith, Esq, Glasgow Hugh Colquhoun, Esq., Glasgow Robert Little, Esq, Greanook D. H. Saunders, Esq., Blairgowrie Robert Stewart, Esq., Glasgow A. H, Maclean, Esq,, Glasgow Hugh Brown, Esq., Edinburgh James Anderson, Esq, Glasgow o William Collins, Esq., Glasgow John Ballantyne, Esq., Paisley D. W. Henderson, Usq., Leith Thomas Lamb, Esq., Dundee . Jonathan Hyslop, Esq., WishaW BOARD, OF DIRECTORS- Neil M'NeUl, Chairman Eev. 3. A. Johnston Archibald Bow L. Mackay, V.-Ckairman Alexander Thomson Robert Annan John H. Watt James Johnston John Fulton Archibald Clark Daniel Clarke Alexander Buchanan INDITORS-JOHK MANN, ESQ., 0.A„Glasgowj JAMES JOHNSTON, EsQ.,Falkirk. TREASURER—JOHN H. WATT. SECRETARY—WILLI AM JOHNSTON, 108 Hope Street, Glasgow. AGENTS. George Easton | James-Turnbull * | Rev. T, J. Messer Thomas Dunachte William Fish Peter Ferguson James Fintayson I George H. Pea | Thomas Jarratt "William Melvin, General Agent. OFFICE OF THE ASSOCIATION—108 hope street. Oufiwi^Wffia fcMMRU ABOLITJOH-OFTHE DEINKIrTG SYSTEM,. MODE OF Aotioir.—(1.) -THE DRINK—INOULOATING THE rsBKioions NATUBK OH ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS. .'.''.-_'' ÖREATINO A r-UBWO SEKTIilSKT jiGAINSX IHEM. - ., UEOING TUB PBOW TWENTY-FOURTH" ANNUAL REPORT "; Qf.the Begtihh temperance J/eague, submitted l?y, the directors Jo., tlie •lAnnkal Meeting of Member* mul Delegates, heldin the Merchants' JIatt, Glasgow, BthMay, 1868. *. • *;: . ;•• ...... ,: TtoBepQiinow to ha submitted is tUo Twenty-JFourth Annual Beport of ike Scottish Temperance League, and, as will he seen from,the Bequeathe, amount of work done, and suecesB* achieved, .will bear comparison* with, that of; former years. It is the more gratifying to tho Directors to the abje to state; this, as causes external to the, temperance movement have ween in operation, which tend materially to affect the prosperity and progress of benevolent associations, and to tnst severely;ijhelr hold on publioiayomv Tho past year lias been,one of wide-spread and severe commercial depres sion. In Glasgow especially, which, furnishes such a, large.preportion of the funds and members of; the League, this depression has been peculiarly, felt. •• The-year has also been eventful in the department of ^politics, ,The absorbing interest evinced in. the question of Parliamentary 3efpr»l,, and •other collateral questipnSji naturally tends.for the time" being to direct attention from tho iGsg.^popular, though not; less important rraestions c| personal and social reform.' In these circumstances, great progress could! hardly bei expected, and it< would not have been wonderful had your, ^irec.4 tors been called to report decrease in income, effort, »nd results. - Happily, however' such Is! npt the case. In point of revenue, i extent, and efficiency of operations, the past year ia»fully: equal to the one preceding. The eomn binod agencies of press, platform,, and pulpit, have all been, maintained,in vigorous activity, and tho .direot :restiltsi of these operations have been manifest in the numbers who Ixaye identified themselves with the cause, in the forming of new societies in localities where none formerly existed^ and'in the reviving of those tkatiwei'e languishing in Other places, The indirect, results have ' been1 manifest in. the wide-spread and increasing inter est evinced in many circles beyond the ranks of abstainers, in meat sures fov the aholition of drinking customs, and the reduction of public- houses, and" additional restrictions on the traffic in intoxicating drinks. That the, results indicated are mainly due to the efforts* of the Scottish Temperance League, i^nd other kindred associations, there is nb room to doubt. And in view of the number and strength of the moral forces arrayed against |he drinlnng system at the present time, notwithstanding the unpropltioiis eu'cumstances referred to, the friends or temperance have c^use,'tobe • 1 !^^eubmcatiq^ ': The power of the press in f canning and controlling public sentiment on iill, questions is universally admitted to be very great. Recognising this trutjii the'Leägue has all along .extensively employed this agency for the dissemination of Its'-views.' The publications of the League are now umerous and varied, .They comprise nearly thirty volumes on the vali Nne aspects of tlia Question—ranging hi price from sixpence to five Soilings j three distinct seri6|'of tracts, a large assortment1 of pamphlets, and two periodicals. During the year1 theBe nave been largely Circulated not ©njy TWENTY-FOURTH AHNUATJ EEPORT. in Scotland, England, and Ireland, but in America, India, Australia, and other lands. By means of its publications, the League is exerting an influence in favour of temperance in all quarters of the world. Since last Annual Meeting one new volume has been published, and the aggregate amount of literature issued Ms been quite as large as during the previous year*. League Journal.—The following resolution, adopted at last Annual Meeting aptly sets forth the important place which the Journal occupies among the agencies of the League, and its claims to a more extended cir culation :—" That this meeting, believing the existence of such an organ as the League Journal to be indispensable to the stability and progress of the temperance movement, and the Scottish. Temperance League, resolves to make a special effort during the year to increase its circulation, and calls upon all committees of affiliated societies, and members of the League, to aid them in doing so." As stated in the above resolution, the weekly organ is essential to the stability and progress of the cause. At the ad vanced stage which, the agitation lxas now reached, a weekly medium of communication is necessary, alike to sustain the interest of the workers and to keep the question prominently before the public mind. . Tho aim of the Journal is to present weekly a concise and comprehensive view of the sayings and doings of the movement in all parts of tho country, and so to turn all important facts and events to account, as to make them the common property of the cause. It seeks to accomplish this by means Of leading articles, full reports of important meetings, concise statements of progress and work done in all parts of the country, reports of agents, and temperance tales. In addition to these special features, it contains a pretty full summary of general and ecclesiastical news, and a selection of extracts relating to social progress and miscellaneous subjects, thus com bining with its special mission, to a considerable extent, the functions of a general newspaper. In accordance with tho resolution referred to, your Directors made a Special appeal to their constituents to aid them in secur ing for the Journal a wider circulation; and while they are glad to report that the circulation has increased during the year, they regret that it is still very far below what it ought to be. It is almost impossible to oveiv estimate the influence which this weekly messenger exercises in thousands, of homes in whicli it is cordially welcomed and faithfully read every week 5 but that influence might be vastly increased if the circulation was doubled, as it might be by a general effort. The Directors would, therefore, once more respectfully press the claims of tho Journal to a wider circulation. Adviser.—This little monthly is specially adapted to the young, and is designed to enlist the sympathies and efforts of the rising generation in the temperance movement. The high place it has long held in public favour, as evinced by its immense circulation, is sufficient evidence of its merits. Its previously largo circulation has scarcely been sustained during tho year. This is probably owing to several new illustrated periodicals for the young having recently come into tho field. Improvements, how- over, have lately been introduced, that have rendered it still more accept able, and the circulation is again rising. With the January number was commenced a series, of full-page engravings, superior, in style and execu tion to any that had previously appeared in its pages, and no effort will bo wanting on the part of your Directors still further to improve it, and to extend its circulation. Itoforonco has been made in previous reports to the gratuitous circulation of tho Adviser, and especially to the liberality of a friend who sends a monthly packet ranging from1 sixteen to ninety' copies, according to the size of the school, to every Free Olmroli teacher TWENTY-J?OTJßTH ANNUAL ItEPOBT. 41 ! connected with the League, for distribution among the scholars. It is : I gratifying to be able to report that this gift is still continued. Several ' other friends in Glasgow and elsewhere are also sending monthly jackets , to schools for distribution, andin all such cases theyare highly appreciated by both teachers and scholars. ,: It is hoped that- these; .examples will pro- ! yoke others to similar liberality. , In November, the monthly parts for 3867 i were issued as a handsome volume. In this form it was largely sold. Pittoiial Tracts.—The Pictorial Tract has long been an attractive fea- 1 ture in the publication department. Those tracts continue to be issued j monthly, and to sustain the high character for excellence which they have ; borne from the commencement. The series now numbers 154 different j tracts, all of which are still kept in stock, and may be had either in single ; I tracts or assorted packages or volumes. At last Annual Meeting, a resoTu- ; tion setting forth the importance of tract distribution, was adopted., In i i the month of June, your Directors issued a circular, based on that resolu- ; tion, to the committees of all the affllia1;ed societies. In that circular the i following estimate was made, as'to1 what .societies'»night dp inthiswork;— ;' " Tho League Register, for the present year, contains 403 societies.. Of that number, only about 30 at present circulate the Monthly Tract, and tho ; present issue is only 27,000. After carefully considering the question, the , Directors are persuaded that the monthly circulation should be at least 100,000; and this could be easily reached were all the societies to engage in the work only to a very limited extent. The following estimate will show how this could be attained!—, ! 1 ' 19 Societies 1000 each, -. - ^ - - 39,000 80 „ 500 „ - - - 40,000 { 137 „ 200 „ - - • • - • -!' 27,400 ' < 167 „ 100 „ - - - - - .16,700 403 ; 1 ; '103,100 J The above is an exceedingly moderate estimate, and far below what Iho ! societies connected with the League might accomplish. This will appear i when it is stated that in no case does it exceed 100 tracts to 1000 of tho ! population I and in the largo towns and cities tho proportion is very much \ lower than that It is believed that every society should circulate the i Monthly Tract, and even the smallest societies conld take 100 a month, j . With a well-organized staff of tract distributors, the scheme might easily • be made self-sustaining." As the result of this appeal, the monthly, circulation has increased a few thousands, but it is still far below the estimate. The New-Year Tract, ; entitled the u Gled's Grip," was from the pen of the Eev. William Arnot, [ Edinburgh, and fully sustained the authors reputation as: a tract writer, i It has attained a circulation of about 160,000. In addition to the monthly : tracts, there are a plain series for adults, and an illustrated series for the i young, for both of which there has been a steady demand. The total number of tracts issued dtuing the year is about 7t)Q,000. Large as; this ; quantity is, it might be immensely increased, and the Directors would '. again respectfully urge Committees to engage more extensively in this department of effort. . Isabel Jaräine's History.—This tale, which was issued in November last, is the only new volume published during the year. It is from tho pen of Mrs Harriet Miller Davidson, daughter of the late Hugh Miller ! 142 »WEKTV-FOURTH ASHÜAt BErÖtlT. It IB no faint praise to say that this volume is worthy öf ft placO ämÖä$ j 'the'tither In^bJcläss, :faleß formerly Issued •py. the IiedÄe.,1 The^narRet^rs j ai^weU üonceiyed aüd skilfully ;delifaeäted'; the iehrperan'cö'töiiöWri^ 16 j sound and conclusive; and fhe'fenth'e Svörlc4s,;per>äded by a1 thoughtftil, | earnest,' and 'Christian Spirit.' It pleads the can&e/with; m^^^ j is well'fitted to advance the ytem Of the teagüb, ;It'"waÜ wideiyand i favourably1 reviewed by the newspaper and periodical press, and has \ already sold to the extent of fully 45Q0 copies. r , • > I DäüesUmj fföUtä^Oi all thHaW published by the" Leaguo, 'thijä still I continues to bo the most popular. It has now reached the astöüishing ! Circulation öf ll4,00ö copies, 6000 having been ,$öld dtirhig the past year. ; How Vast must have bedtt the ihflueiice of' this1 One höbt, redd by so inany thousands, doubtless with deep emotion and thrilling interest, -J' . The tales that have been next in demand are, "hachet^olblo^^xperi- '6nce," "By the Trent," The Bin-nisb,Family,", and "Ten ^ig% in:a Bar-Boom.",, The ofhei* tales have ail been steadily in demand, although i not so Extensively as those named. , * * fibripture, feMmomj agßinsl 'Jtnioritotiap l^j&~TlrIs. teeatfoe, which .was originally, ^ritten by the Eey. |W*. Ritchie) of Dunse, for the' Temperance 1 Ögdqpcedicti and afterwards issued, in a, separate .form, has recently .been attracting much attention, and" growing in popularity. Within the? last ' lew months, Mr John \Pyper, of Belfast, agent of the Irish Temperance ; League, has, through the liberality of .the Belfast Ladies;,.Temperance , Society, circulated gratuitously one thousand copies of this work among tho ministers in Ireland, and 2200 copies have been sold since last Annual Meeting. Considering the growing interest in this aspect of the question, the Directors have arranged with Mr Ritchie to,revise and extend the work, with, a view to the issue of a new edition in .larger type,, and in a more attractive form. The new edition is already in the hands -of the printer,, and will soon be ready. It is hoped that in its new and .extended ; form the work will be yet more popular and useful. i ' The Other scientific and more didactic,works, stttoll'as' "AleÖhoU its i Place and Power,"- ^Nephalism," "The Temperance'Öyölop&aöt," "The : City:-ita Sins tod Sorrows," "The Gloaming df:Life'*'"Our National ; Vice,"George-Dastoh's Autobiography," and the numerous) smaller pttbt • libations, have'all been in demand. The publications' of-iho'Leiighe 'hqw 1 .foVni quite a temperance library,, and several shipowners 'in' Glasgow and elsewhere have ft complete set of the volumes issued in each of their ships. This practice might be more extensively adopted With excellent results. These works are also gradually being introduced into libraries connected with'Sabbath schools, churches, and other institutions. The total number of volumes sold during the year is upwards of 85,000, besides pamphlets and smaller pttblications. J 1 ".' ; ,( l'UBLIO MEET1NUH. ',.. . AimiveMary Services.—Public meetings are not less essential to thA forming of popular movements than the press. , It may be true that tho tract, periodical, or volume can command a larger audience than the public speaker; but it is equally true that there is a powerin the living voice, and the sympathy and enthusiasm of tho great public mooting, that eamiot ho 'transferred- to paper. Believing this,, your Directors have always endeavoured to rqake the anniversary services thoroughly successful as a tehiperance demonstration. 'No effort has been spared to enlist'tho best :4-3 1 and largest amount of available talent both for pulpit and platform on these occasions. These meetings have long been highly prized by leading temperance reformers in all parts of the country as a season-of. refreshing | andfriendly re-iimion, and*last year formed no exception to'this ©xperdr j ence< • Tho meetings in Jfcy, last were eminently harmonious, earnest, and » präoticalin then; character, , , , :>; ' ,„ ,.'',','.;. . "•:>•• ' '.• *'! ' ~ j äüMtä—iflk ^nnive'jfsa^. tarviöeS'wärff inaMüttÄeÖ MtWtilkimätlk j of 15!Ö.tem^eiMce,sä^bhs.iii different parts of Scotland on Sabbath, 6th i 'Md-y. They Vere preached by.minisierS;'ÖF. the1 • various denoniinAtiofii, j and with few Exceptions, to, the ordinary congregation's at the Stated horn's j Of Worship. Thirty-fötir of them wore preached itt Glasgow1, aid ten ii ' Edinburgh; The granting of so'm'any;PUMTRFTII' Such a1 piirgoso-is k j high testimony to t^e'Christian Character of'the1' lompei'MdömöVtoöäi, ! and is an, indication that 'fflahy1 'sympathise with! the' MttS änd'"Operations J of the League, who liftvö not yCt Connected tB6Mselv48 with-it* ' tyffr { Sidenng il&B powpr of the pulpit in molding: the" opinion^ arid' Infhteiifelrig j the präötiee. of the. Christian-public, such atestimony, öimultaüööttöiy fei'fie | ill favour of Our Cause,1'amid the sacred-äüd haliowlkg'%ßäencWbf the j Sabbath,änd Christian worship, cannot fail "greatly to';adräaöe»fl» eattSe i among Christian people. ""-': :'*' • '" h:t>-»>i « •."«<*. <•:.<•:• •• , ; . The annualsermon Ott Sttbbatjl Woning was'P'rßäöhöd Iii th^Oi6y|.Hjül f by the Bev. Dr Wallaeö, öf ISast 0ampbell Stt@öt,X7.F. Öhiiröhi -Tire ' Spacious hall was completely filled, and tW öermöii, which Wa'aliätened'to * wifh the deepest iht^es^ trip' in every; way Worthy of the' ÖCöäsfönV« »' *' ' Pvbiid Me&lng^TbQ 'diiiiuUl public meeting, held in the, City Hajl on Monday evening, .fitlrMayj was presided over by Mr Böbört Smith, FrM- i dent of the Leaguc( -who > appropriately introdiTced.the1bu^HesStbf-i.trie < evening itt»a brief and telling, address»: rHe *was folloivedby: th* &f, S Jbliü "PillaUSf London'? Bsv; John • 'Douglas/.. Alexandria j i iÖoutJcMör 1 Wlilttalöfr, of Soarbotough,and Mi* JohnPyper, Belfastral! ol whom \ gave'oxoellentJMdressesi' •>!.•;, , ..„, ...,. . .v ,, ,., . . ,,., ,,; | , tBreakjiisi Party.—Wie annual'b^^tt'i^ty"fflÄ^rj&fl fit HÄM' I Ilall; on Tuesday möining,.7th j^.\.W^\'t(t7p^t.^i&im 'of Kent ; Boad .Ü.P,. Church, Glasgow, occupied .the1, chair' with his üstfal 'tatii '{Mid .ability* "Abie addresses, bearing b&/tk6 bgöl-ktiöM MJAtiäteä sörjfetiös : represented, were given by the following* gentlemen fc^-BSV. Jüliö PillftäsJ, London; Bev. Sutherland Sinclair, Greenock; Kör. John PMe, ftnd JfovV > Thomas Smith, D.D., Edinburgh.; Mr Joseph BradahaWf Bolton^and Mr ; John Pypeiy Belfast*. • , .... , , v, i ,."!'* , \ Anmtat VwPariy.^'Ehflä 'pMöatit'SodKl1 re-Wnioi«'>was- held Iri the ' Trades' : Hall On the afternoon .of the! 7th Mavyi-' Mi- Win Gregftü, ; Dumfries, occupied the chair, and gave an excellent addressv -A-large ; number of friends gave brief and interesting accounts of the operations of i their refpQctiVe societies, and the StdtO of the cause iü thöir lööaiitiM,( liegisttr &oi?ee.^-Tho* annual Register soiree of theniembers and friends : of thö League in Glasgow, was held in the Merchants' Hall on Tuesday, 9th November. In tho unavoidable absence of Mr Bobert Smithj Presi dent, Mi' Neil MWeill occupied the ch&iiv. Admirable, addresses were1 given by the Chairman, Eav* J. Mather, Langbank; Bev» Fergus iTergtfso», Glasgow; Bev. W. Blair, Dunblane; Bev. T. J. Messer, agent, of the League, and Councillor whittaker, of Scarboroiigfi;, Tm meeting Was a great suooess. The hall was densely crowdodj and many w"er& Uhablö to • gain admission, and the speaking and enthusiasm were all that cfltl!4 be • desked. 44 TVfBHTX.pounTH AMKüAIi BEPOBT. : , :'.V, AGENCY DEPARTMENT. ' • . ; , ; Itegular Agente.—This important department of the League's opera- \ tions lias of late received special attention, ftnd at no former: period lias \ the staff of Agents employed been larger or more efficient than during the j past year. The thorough organization of the movement in Scotland is j owing in no small degree to the effort of this little band, who devote them- i selves wholly to the promotion of the cause. Then* labours extend from j the: Shetland Isles in the; north to Port Patrick in the south, and frem j Islay in the west to. the confines of Berwick-on-Tweed in the east.. 'They ; travel all the year round, and lecture five nights in the week, and in addi- i tion, generally give addresses on the."Christian aspect of the question on , Sabbath evenings. But for their periodical visits, many of the societies, in. the remoter parts of the country, would seldom if ever hear a temper-; ance lechire; when proper arrangements are made by the loc>l'societies, \ their visits seldom fail,to give an impetus to the causö. The Agents employed during, the year have been—Messrs Easton, Dunachie, Finlay- son,- Turnbull,,•Pish, Pea,. Kev.;T. J. Medser,, Jar'ratiy Hillocks, Cook,! Ferguson,; and Mr, Melvin, general agent. ; Messrs Hillocks and Cook were only engaged for a limited period, and are not now in the service of the League; , The Rev. T. J. Messer and Mr Jarratt have both been added j to the staff, since.last annual meeting., The above names represent con- | .siderablo; diversity of gifts, and ability for discussing the question in its ' various aspects. Mr ßunachie devotes, himself chiefly to the scientific aspects of the question; and his lectures on the chemistry of tho question, with experiments; and on brewing and distilling, illustrated by a fine : model brewery kindly placed at his service by Mr G. Young of Dunse, ! have recently "attracted much attention. Mr Jarratt, who has special j qualifications for interesting • the young,; devotes himself chiefly to the Band of Hope movement, by visiting.the. schools in the places that he ; visits, and1 addressing juvenile meetings. The others devote themselves to the advocacy of the movement in its various aspects, without confining themselves to any particular department, During no former year in the history of the League have the agents been favoured With larger meetings ;, ormorecordiaUy welcomed by the societies Sfotir Directors have pleasure in. bearing testimony to the zeal, ability, and success with which the agents have prosecuted their work during the year,, and in expressing their high appreciation of their valuable services. : , ' Mr öeorge TempUton.—Immediately after last annual meeting, Mr George Templeton left the service of the League with the view of devot ing himself to business. The Directors much regretted the loss of his services, as, during the two and a half years that he acted as an agent, he laboured with muoh acceptance. Cmntiltor WMitaker,—In. addition to the stated agents, your Directors secured thg^sej^yjjcss of that distinguished advocate of the cause, Council lor Whitiäfflp^rBf Scarborough, for' two months. His; labours wero chiefly ooniilfed to the cities and larger towns, and, as might have been anticipated from his ability and peculiar gifts as a temperance advocate, his meetings, were, with few exceptions, very successful. During his visit he doliveied upwards of 40 lectures to enthusiastic and attentive audiences. Mr George Troup, of London, also fulfilled, with acceptance, a short engagement in the north of Scotland, where he was well known and highly esteemed as a public jotirnalist and zealous temperance reformer in the early days of the movement. .TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT. "45 j - :,Fo?tt»tefir8.-rA8'iri pastiyears, theDirectors.have beenfavoured with . the assistance and cordial co-operation of a nuniber of,gentlemen in \ Glasgow and elsewhere, who have frankly given-their occasional services ' in the advocacy of the cause..;, The following are the names of the gentle,- ; men referred to:—Rev. John Johnston, Oambuslang; Rev. John Douglas ] and Rev. James M'Lean, Glasgow; Messrs. James Wilkinson, Malcolm : M'Lean, James Horn, Jas. Imrie, Alex. M'Donald, John Oopeland, W. j G. Pinkerton, David Fortune, John Scott, Wm. Stephenson, William ! Johnston, James Galbraith, and Thomas Dick,- Glasgow; Mr John] Davies, Bellshill; Mr Robert Toung, WishaW; and Mr John New- j bigging, Dunse. It is due to these gentlemen to state that in not a few ; cases their labours have been most abundant and self-denying.' They : have not nnfrequently, left their homes at the most inclement season of the year and travelled longadistances in order to fulfil their engagements, i Their visits have been highly appreciated ;by; the societies; and to all of ! them tho Directors tender their wannest thanks for their valuable and j self-denying labours. ,!";'' - • ;•'•'.•'•',•' '""V'.',' , ;'• : :, ' ' ': -', • COUNTY CONFERENCES. • . ;,. ," " "., i Tito following, resolution was adopted at last, Annual Meeting of the League:—'"That this meeting, desirous of promoting'greatei1, union and concöhtratioh_in the different, departments of 'temperance effort, recom mends the Directors to arrange for holding'a conference of temperance reformers in as many of the counties of Scotland as convenient during the present year." In accordance with this resolution, five conferences were held in the following places:—Haddington, Dunse, Melrose, Dum fries, and Newton Stewart. . At these conferences, seven counties were j represented, viz., East Lothian, Berwick, Roxburgh, Selkirk, Dumfries, 1 Kirkcudbright, and Wigtown. An invitation was issued to every society j affiliated with the League in these counties -to send a large deputation to • the conference. At all the places there Was a full representation Of lead ing men from the different parts Of the county, and ah excellent spirit manifested. In addition to the conference; which was held-at mid-day, there were a social meeting in. the afternoon, and a public meeting in the evening. The League was represented on these occasions by the Rev. Dr. Joseph Brown, Glasgow; Rev. J, A., Johnston, Springburn; and Mr WilUam Johnston, 'secretary. At the conference, various practical measures for the more efficient promotion of the cause in the district were submitted by the deputation. Prominent among these was tho forming of a Oounty Union to co-operate with the League for the more ' thorough working of the cause in the districts. In every case, as tho result of the conference, a provisional committee was appointed to take the necessary steps for tho organising of a Oounty Union, and to give ; effect to the other suggestions of the .deputation, as .far as practicable. Three of these Unions are in working order. Two of them have had the services of th6 League agents for several months, and the other has en gaged an agent of its own. The tea meeting in tho afternoon afforded an opportunity to the friends of spending a pleasant social hour together. Considering the season of the year, the public meetings were well attended and very; successful. In all the places visited, a decided impetus was given to the cause. In some of them considerable numbers signed the pledge, and new life was infused into the societies. Had these meetings accomplished little more than to bring the friends from the various parts of the different^ counties together to meet with a deputation from the League, they would have been well worth the money and effort expended 48 ^WfiliJtfY-fOuB-ra MütjAL iiEr>6&*. -on THPM. SUch MISPTIIIGS ai'e admirably fitted not only to secure greater 1 •'«ntöÄ • atif • <&m ",. T% design Of thö County Agency is tosnppleraent not TO snpersede $rp I efforts-of tho League." In every county there, are villages and parishes ; .where no temperanpp Society exists, and. these can hp better overtaken by ! # district, agency than, py the League* In eyexy locality top,,there arp ; -persons-WHO afp willing to give money.lor local effort, who. will not sub.- \ scribe to a- national association. The County Agency adapts itself ,tp > .existing 4ü-oumstanceB { it draws money inljp thö temporaneo. .treasury [ tliat.Would not otherwise find its way there, and it brings the ontire.pbpu- •. lation M the county under temperance teaching by means of tract, distri- \ button, house-to-house visitation, lectures, sernionst and other; mpdpa of action. The Unions IN Scotland who have such agencies AT present, are, Angus and Mearns, Mfe, Berwick. Wigtown, Dumfries and Kirkcudbright, and Ayr—the two latter ImVe each an" agefat'OF their own—the others, instead of engaging .an agent ;for themselves, • enter, into, arrangements I with 'yo#' directors for the" gerties* of one or öthei4 of the Lcdgtie agents. ! tn the ö'apaöity OF County agents, Mes&rö Mäh olid Eiülaysön .ha?e acted 'for söveral months in Fifeshiiu Mi' TürnbUli in the' shires of Angus ' an$ Me&rns, Mr Bnlaysuiiin liöi'wickshirp, and Messrs. tea an<| fish fh. \ .WigtöwhshiW.. ' I , : The mutual interchange of opinion and. sympathy by mpariS oi cteputa- I tions is one of the simplest and most effective ways of. keeping up a good ; understanding and a.) friendly feeling between^ kindred. aseoCi^tions-r-.ftpd j Jhopresenuo of such deputations has, long been a,plpasing feature in tlie ' 1 Annual Meetings oftthe League. /Your Directors have öhown their apprpr oiatiott of snsu services BY -returning the. visit TO these; sigter societies.. , MtMul Xcrtg«&^The.annual meeting OF the National League: Was I •hold M Exeter Hall, London, ön.thö 29th Abitf. fhö Scottish TEMPER- i toco League1 WaS1 represented oh the occasion: By the" %ä% Wirt. Blair, J M.A., DutiMane, who gave1 &ti able exposition Of" its ptiüoiplöSftndTnöctös j of action. '•'.','\. . -! '" ' •" '*"'' ; V-'"" '.' ; jßritüh LectffM*^The annual conforencOi of. this League wits held in ' Bradford in tho month Of June. The Bev. Duncan, Ögiivio, M.A Leagtto, and was ypry cordially received. . (j ... ' " , f , , ' VMM Pretbytertari Ohweh AhtMm ^ötdUu^Tha animal br'öfthfa&t of this söoisty was hold iü Edinburgh, on thd loth of - May/ The League Was woll mpriißöoted ün th» occtislott by th« Bav. ailbart M'Oftlluni öf ^fflejfafa. ifido^ßfa öönnfa?i&flsbolatlon'lieiiit'lis'.anäwftJmeotfofgin >. Dunfermline' in the month.of July. Messrs, Noil M'Neill and W, John ston of Glasgow, represented the League on the occasion. ' ; Aägm mä Mm^n'i tMofco-Ühs '«tunkt ltteetlli^s-«f-'"fliöaBöööiÄäoii -f ; Were held iL Dundee, on the 24th fehd- 25th April. Mt AldÄaMSei-! ! Beatme; Kirkcaldyj and ;Mr • Höhtet Stork, Glasgow; wei'ö presöht fts "a ; deputation frönt the 'League. ,r ' • ' . > - ; . •'•' •••>••> : ! ;** T7äf ; the largest ever fheld under the, auspices of the society, and the speaking \ was'very effective. TheEev. $. Oi Hutton, of Paisley,-was "pitfsemVas a i ; deputation from the 'League, äüd gate an admirable slddress. Ä",feie8^ j i ittg' was fully reported in thö '£eagm Jöfirhäl and widely bifdulatöd. and : by thiViueanö its influence 'for good was greatly exteüded« Cönsidei'iäg I tlie infitiöütial positions which the young möü attehding oiu1 difihity hkllS ' are ' soon, id fill, it is hardly possible to 'over-estimate thö'.imjpörtHüök- of ! gajtöäö(* tneitf i^esioii'fo thd töm^öränetf caustt. ; ' .'""'"• '•'-• * '•; »• •• ASSOCIATION^ iÖB..THE5 t^Oji&SlOit,0¥ SBOIAI SCLP^Bß. l This association held its ahmiai meetings ia Belfast in the month bf , October. A paper was forwarded hy your Directors to thö Secretary, 6n s Sunday dosiiig Of PiiblicHouses in Scotland 'and its Beshlts, Irom the ; pen of thö Eev.J. A, Johnston öf Spriugbnrä., It was * read aldHg with several other papers refex'ring to legislative remedies for intenipettincfy , and gave rise to an animated discussion in .the section*,, Owing-to the , ngitatipu .of, the question of Sunday closing England and Iceland at . the time,' the paper possessed peculiar interest for leading §ocihl reftotew 1 of both countries,' who could hardly 'fail to' be influenced in favour" Of sttcu a measure, by the iighly- beneficial results set forth in the ja-jpeV.,' , ,": ' •' ' 'SPEOIAL \VOÄK: IN: GLASOOV?. , , I .':','.•.' '. fe'^oM^-Bdsldes" the Anniversary Öervidös held Itt Glasgow In Map already referred to, and the numerous lectures Of the. League Agents delivered at the meetings of the affiliated societies1 irt the city, arrange* ments were inade for a cotirse -of Sabbath evening sörmöhs düriäg the » winter months. • The"" coitrse, which numbered seventeen ö&rfiions, ex-- tehdfed from the begmningof November to the- middle of February, tod to all quarters 61 the city. The SermöUS were' preached in churches of the various denoniiuations ltih'diy granted for the .purpose. Threö of thcjn were preached on the last Sabbath of the year; and in connection with each öf tho services on that evening, there was a liberal distribution of the New-Year's Tract, froni the pen of the EeV."W. Arnöt, of Edinburgh. In point Of atWndahco, it cannot be said that the coitfsö Was So successful as could have been wished. Still many of the audiences 'were highly respectable in. point of numbers, and the attendance at all the sermons consisted chiefly of those who'were not likely to have heard temperance sermons in any other part of the city. To the mmisters who so frankly gave their services, and to those ministers and managers who. granted their churches, thö Directors take this Opportunity of tendöriösr their hearty thanks. • 48 TWENTr-FOüRTK ANNUAL REPOBT, Glasgow Fair.-—The second week of July, being Glasgow Pair, is a' special season of temptation to drinking. With the view of neutralising in some measure, the allurements to intemperance, Mr Peter Ferguson , and Mr Alexr. M'Donald, two well-tried friends of the cause, took their stand for several days, at the steam-boat quay, with a large supply of -tracts, which they circulated among the thousands who left the city by the steamers to inhale tho invigorating breezes of the country. Among the tracts circulated, was a pictorial edition of the tract entitled, "Pleasure Trips," by the Rev. Dr Wallace, specially prepared for circulation at the ; holiday season. Messrs 'Ferguson and M'Donald reported that, in the discharge of' their duty, they were treated most respectfully, and that the tracts were highly prized. < , . > REDUCTION Of PUBLIC-HOUSES. The restrictive policy advocated by the League has been energetically 1 and widely agitated throughout Scotland during the past two or three months. In connection with no previous licensing term have so many • public meetings beep, held, and so many influential deputations been ap- j pointed to wait upon the Magistrates to present memorials for a redue-1 tion in the number of; public-houses.; The importance Of this action is i being increasingly felt year by year, by men of all shades of opinion on \ the temperance question. As in past years, your Directors issued a cir- • cnlar to the committees of affiliated societies in February, recommending i that an effort should be made to secure a reduction of public-houses in j their respective localities, and that the, co-operation of all parties favour- | able to this object should be solicited. The circular contained an appen dix with full information as to the provisions of the Public-Houses Act, and the forms necessary to be attended to in opposing the granting of ] licences. • Publie Meetings in Glasgow.—With a view to create and elicit public sentiment on the question, and to sustain the Magistrates favourable to ; a reduction in the number of public-houses in the discharge of their ; duties, arrangements were made for a series of five citizen public meet-1 ings in Glasgow. These meetings were held in tho various quarters of the city, as follows:—The Mechanics' Hall, Oalton; Baronial Hall, | Gorbals; Western Police Hall, Andersten; Grove Street Hall, Cow- j caddens; and Trades' Hall, Glassford Street. The chairmen at these I meetings were—Councillors Johp Burt, John Taylor, James Hamilton, J. L. Lang, and fi; G. Ross, all of whom uttered no uncertain sound as j to their. sympathy with the movement. The audiences were good, and' in thorough sympathy with the object of the meeting. They were=ad- ; dressed^ by citizens, lay and clerical, irrespective of their views on the ; distinctive principles of-the temperance movement. On the .platform | were to be.seen, side by side, men of all shades of opinion on the torn- I peranee question—abstainers and non-abstainers~siuking their peculiar- : jties, and agreeing to co-operate for the one object of reducing the number ! of public-houses, At all the meetings the resolutions submitted were I unanimously and enthusiastically adopted, and an influential deputation ' appointed to present a memorial, embodying said resolutions, to the Magistrates. It is an encouraging sign of tho times that so many mem bers of the Town Council, ministers, and laymen in the city so frankly came forward and took part iu tho meetings. Meeting with Magistrates.-—The Lord Provost and Magistrates held a Special Meeting in the Council Chambers on Monday, 18th April, to receive TWENTY-FOURTH AXNUÄI» KEl'OR*. 49 deputations and memorials on tlie licensing question. In addition to tlie five deputations from tlie public meetings, there were present deputations from the City Ministers, City Missionaries, Sabbath School Teachers, Oowcaddens Young Men's Temperance Society, and the League Board, In all, there were ten "deputations','numbering about 70 gentlemen, includ ing five members of the Town Council, and a highly respectable represen tation of. ministers and other citizens. Memorials were presented as fol- lows, from 78 city ministers, by the Bev. Br Joseph Brown,' frön) the five public meetings, by the Councillors who acted as Chairmen; from the League Board, by Mr Keil M'Nfeill; from 1580 Sabbath School teachers, by Mr Win. Cairney; from 37 city missionaries, and from Cowcaddens Young Men's Temperance Society, by Mr John Oopeland. The meeting lasted about an hour and a-half, and the various speakers, in brief and pointed statements, urged the necessity of a large reduction in the number of public- houses, and suggested various methods by which this could be speedily accomplished. Prominent among these suggestions was the following;— That the Magistrates should determine beforehand what proportion licensed houses should bear to the population of tho district; and until that pro portion has been reached, refuse all new applications for licence, and the renewal of all certificates, the terms of which nave been deliberately violated. The statements of the various speakers were listened to by the Magistrates most attentively, and thö Lord Provost assured the deputation that their memorials would receive the earnest consideration of "the Magistrates. What the result of the effort will be is still uncertain," as a considerable number of applications for licence, still remain to be considered. In all cases where special objections have been formally made to the granting of new licences* fcy owners and occupants of property in the neighbourhood, the magistrates may be expected to refuse the certificate, and it is hoped that the refusal will not be limited to those who have been thus objected to, but that all new applications will be refused. . .• • i The agitation for the reduction of public-houses has also been energeti cally carried oninEdinburgh, Dundee, Aberdeen, Greenock,and other places. Whether these efforts shall result in an immediate reduction of public-houses in their respective districts or not, they cannot fail to be productive of good. Only let the agitation be: renewed and increased from year to year^ and success is certain: . > • • > •• 1 • • i . MEÄlBEKSHtP. . i ' .' ' < : ' The nineteenth Annual Register was, as usual, issued in the month of December, and showed a slight increase in the Membership of the League. The numbers in the present Register are as follows:—Members, 6866: juvenile adherents, 1617; affiliated societies, ;4Ql; showing as\ compared with last year an increase of 21 members, and 40 juvenile adherents, and a decrease of 2 societies. The issue of this little annual continues to exert an important influence on the movement. As a visible embodiment of numerical strength, as a test of progress, as a spur to effort, and as a bond Of union, and a medium through which the members of. the League in different parts of Scotland may Icnow and communicate with one another, it is invaluable, It holds an important place among thetmony organiza tional appliances of the League, and carries great moral influence where-, ever it go6s. It is well worth the labour which it annually costs. '•^i ,,'i'v... FUNDS. • V« -,- '.: •• "• Thö fi^hds.of an institution have an important bearing on iis Operations. They tire at onccf an' indication of its hold on public favour* and of its X I I..— 50 TWBNTr-FOTJBTH ANNUAL EEpOKT. power, for usefulness. .It Is gratifying to be able to report thai notwithr standing the commercial depression already referred to, the income of the League .for the * past year shows sligh|' increase on that for the previous yea*. The publication receipts show an increase of L.9 9s, lid. The three principal sources. o| general income—membership, societies, and, general subscriptions—Show an increase of L.9 ps. The total income for all sources is L,ß928 3,6s, 10|d, and the total expenditure has.been. L.5842 2s, 10d,,leaviUg'a balance in the hands of the Treasurer of L,8614s. . OJd, This, is the more gratifying 'that L.139il8s.5d. have been expended on the agency department more than 4uring the previous year. ,',, , " .- •' ' . . CONCLUSION. It is hoped that tho statement of operations now submitted, will, as a whole, meet with the approval of the constituency of tho League, It is matter of encouragement, that although the year has not been signalised by;«ny great success, it has been marked by quiet, steady progress, as evinced by the fact that every department of income and operations' has fully been sustained, and that at a time when other associations have found it difficult to keep their ground. In closing another annual report, it may not bo inappropriate briofiyto enumerate some of the results of our past efforts, and to inquire how we should shape our aotion in tho future. Such an exercise! may check a spirit of impatience and despond- cncy manifested by many, in regard to tho paBt progress and future pros pects of tho movement. Passing over tho direct rosulta -which are every where apparent, and confining our survey not merely to one or two years, and to a particular locality, but extending it to periods of years, and to the entire country)'we trace the indirect inlluenco of the movement hi the improved habits of the better classes of society, in the large decrease in ; consumption of spirits in Scotland, in the higher moral tone on the sub- ; ject of intemperance, in tho-increased restrictions on the liquor traffic,; i • and in recent' movements in1 Church courts for the abolition of drinking usages, aud iu tho Licensing Courts for a reduction of; public-houses, i And even these, which are clearly results due to the temperance agitation, i do not exhaust the catalogue of indirect benefits it has confön-ecl on • Society. Jt is epy to detail the operations of an association, but difficult [ to estimate the results. Many of these are too subtle in their nature to be traced by the human mind and recorded in the pages of an annual ; report. And even were it possible to discover and record all tho positive j good done, even that would fall far short of the whole, as it would still ! ; leäVe' us in ignorance of the amount of evil prevented. In order fully to 1 estimate tlie beneficial results of the efforts of the League it would be ; : necessary to suspend its, operations, break up its organisation, änd Jeaye ; tlie drinking customs and, the liquor traffic to run their course iiUeheolied. ' , It'requires little sagacity ta foretell what would bo tho result wore this * done. So much for the past and the success already achieved. And »öw, turning to the future, there is much in tho signs pf the tinios to in- Spire hope. The moral and. legislative departments of tho movement I contfpue to be agitated with unabated energy and, in ono forjn or another, the, agitation is gradually linking itself to the various benevolent ami phUanthropio movements of fho ago. The agitation for Sunday closing i fn England continues to 'rtdyanco, and1 tho Bill of John Abel Smith has : been read a soconda time in thoTIouso of Commons, and has been referred to a Select Committee. Mr John Bright, M.P. for Birmingham, in his i recent interview with tho publicans of that town, stated that he believed the success oftiie.Sunday closing movement ,to-bp,inevitable at.np distant • FLAY, ^his, AOCL^ratipn of the great Free, TRADER clearly indicates the dfaw tion in which the current of public opinion is flowing. The rapidity with which movements ripen and reach their consummation, is- one of the most striking characteristics, of outage. -, Of this, the history of the last five years records some wonderful illustrations. The "other signs of the : times, viewed in1 tho light of this peculiarity of the,age, seem to warrant • the hope that we may bp on the eve of an epoch when the .progress of ; the movement will bp greatly accelerated. In what precise form this may i come wd profess not to determine. Meanwhiier*±he "path of duty is to j work and wait—to sow the seed as we have öpportimity, and leave the : results .with the Moral Governor of thfr "Universe. While ther main energies of the ""League must continue, as heretofore, to bp; directed to : the advocacy of total abstinence, and thp forming of gnblio eentim^nt—its constitution embracing, »8 it does, abstinence, restriction,, and prohibi tion, is sufficiently broad to enable it to adapt itself to any exigency that .may "arise. -It has1 not been unobservant of such emergencies in the. 'i pjisfLor slow to, take the necessary action, and it is hoped that its future , will, DO worthy of its past in this respect. Let each individual member of the League, and every affiliated society, realize their responsibility, and bear in. mind that tho power of the League is neither more nor less than the aggregate power of its individual members and societies, and let each and all endeavour to apt their part as efficiently as if success de pended on their efforts alone. ; > ,Tße breaches made in our membership by death, since last Animal I Meeting, remind us of the shortness and uncertainty of life. Some of I the oldest advocates of the cause, and several warm friends of the I League, have gone to their reward during the past year. In their de- i parture, we havp a }oud call to consecrate ourselves anew to the great < work in which we are engaged—*' "Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, dp ' it with thy might, remembering that there Is neither l^Qwi^ö'^ ftpr wisdpm, nor device U thj gratfe," ' L . '. ' >.K ABSTRACT STATEMENT OP TREASURER'S ACCOUNTS, FBOM IST AFMXJ 1807, TO 1SI APKIL, 1868. • ' . • INCOME. • ' ', . fiXTBHDITOlllS. Balance in Treasuror'shaudsat Agents Salaries & Expenses, £1241 12 8 1st April, 1867, . ". £83 10 0J Salary of Editors, Secretary Membership Subscription—. . and Assistant,. . . 427 0 0 individual, • • . 1347 19 6 Expenses of Anniversary Ser-: Societies'Subscriptions, , 269 9 C vices, Public Meetings, and General Subscriptions, . 712 9 4 other Sermons, .. . 210 2 0 Sermons and Public Meetings 46 14 10 Deputation Expenses, '. 39 14 0 Received for Agents'Services 68 16 11 General Printing, . ; 4411 0 Publication Account, . . 3361. 6 5 Miscellaneous Expenses,'in- - Property Account . . 42 0 0 eluding Insurances, Taxes, , Interest on Bauli Account, . 1 10 5 ; Petty Charges, &c.» . 118 13 6 Publication Account, . 2738 1 6 PublicationsüicculatedGratis, 167 14 6 lieffiskr, . ; . 1 '." . 238 1 4 Warehouse "Wages, , . 849 14 4 Property Account, .210 6 fi Postages, . . *• . :. 61 11 1 ; Balance in Treasurer's hands , „ . t at 1st April, 18Ö8,..'. : . 86 14 0 i59L>8 IC ioi £5928 W10J : : , ,' ASSETS. I ' ' ' LIABILITIES^ Stock of Publications, Stereo- öapital Fund, as at 1st ApriJ, typo PJdteS, &c., . .£3958 7 2 1867, . . . . £4219 3 Open Accounts, . . . 305 C 2 Printing Accounts, . ' 12 17 Balance in Treasurer's hands, Rent and Small Accounts, 21 8 at 1st April, 1868, . . 86 14 0J EXCOBS of Assets, , ' . 97 3 £4860 7 4£ £4850 7 4J GLASGOW, 20th April, 186&—Wo have examiued tue Treasurer's Books and Vouchors, relative to Accounts from 1st April, 1867, to 1st April, 1868, and declare them to bo correct, tho balance in the Treasurer's hands being Eighty-Six Pounds, Fourteen Shillings, and One Halfpenny, (Signed) JOHN MANN, O.A., l T, n'nns JAMES JOHNSTON, | AOTUOBBA n . Wo would respectfully request the attention of all lutül'oeted in tho league's operations to the following Form of Legacy. Suoh beqneatu may bo oithor general in their character, tho applications of tho funds being left to tho discretion of the Directors, or for spocial departments of the League's operations t— FORM OF LEGACY. I bequeath to the Treasurer for the time Utng of the gcoiiiih HXmptmnce league the sum of sterling, to U applied to the purpoia of that Institution, DONATIONS, AND SUBffüRIl'TIONS FKQM MEMBERS. 53 DOITATIOUS.AHB STJBSOEIPTIOITS MOM J$MBEES, Of 5s and upwards, received fromlnd December, 1867, till Ist December, 18GS. Adair, John, Arbroath, ,, £0 5 0 Black, John, Glasgow, .. £0 5 Adair, Cnpt. Robert, Glasgow, 0 10 0 Blacklaw, John, Skirling, .. 0 5 Adair, jQirs Robert, Glasgow, ., 0 10 0 Blair, G. Alex., Musselburgh, .. 0 5 Agnow, John, Stenbouscmuif, 0 5 0 Blair, Robert, Hawick. ., 0 5 Aird, William, BeHshill, ..060 Blair, Rov, W., M.A., Dunblane, 0 10 Aitken, Thomas, Aberdeen, ..050 Bong, John, Dunfermline, .. 0 5 Alexander, Rev. J. P.,East Linton 0 5 0 Bogle, Thomas, Roborton, .. Alexander, William, Glasgow, 0 10 0 Bogle, Mrs Thomas, Roberton, .. Algio, M. J., Polloksbaws, ..080 Borland, J. C„ Greenock, Allan, Alexander, Glasgow, ., 20 0 0 Borland, Mrs J. C, Greenock,.. Allan, Alexander, Liverpool, 2 10 0 Bow, Archibald, Glasgow, Allan, Mrs Alex., Liverpool, ..2 10 0 Brisbane, Rev. Thos., Cumnock, Allnh, Archd,, Glasgow,.. .. 0 9*0 Brotchie, Rov. Donald, Greenock, 0 10 Allan, Robert, Cumnock, ., 0 10 0 Brown, Alex. P., Kilmarnock, .. 0 6 Allan, Andw. Lusk, Cumnock,' 0 5 0 Brown, David, Coatbridge, 0 5 Allan, Elizabeth, Cumnock, ., 0 SO Brown, Donald, Gourock, » 0 10 Anderson, Alex.,M.D.1R.N.,Edin., 0 TO C Brown, Capt. Francis, Glasgow, Anderson, Alexander, Edinburgh, 0 10 0 Brown, Georgo, Edinburgh, .-, Anderson, Ann, Forres, .. 1 0 0 Brown, Mrs George, Edinburgh, Anderson, James, Glasgow, . ..3 3 Brown, Hugh, Edinburgh^ Anderson, John, Glasgow, 11 Brown, James, Glasgow, Anderson, John, London, .. 10 Brown, John, Glasgow,... Andrew, James, Glasgow, .. 11 Brown, John, Paisley, ,. 0 Angus, John, Kingskettle, .. 0 5 Brown, John A., Paisley, 0 10 0 Annan, Robert, Glasgow, „22 Brown, Mrs John A., Paisley, .. 0 10 0 Arnot, David, Kinross, .. ,,0 5 Brown; Rev. Joseph, D.D., Glas Arnot, William, Liverpool, ,. 10 gow, 0 10 0 Arnot, Mrs Via., Liverpool, „05 Brown, Thomas, Glasgow, 0 10 0 Arthur, Georgo, Forfar, ,,05 •Brown, Mrs ThomaB, Glasgow, 010 0 Arthur, John, jr., Glasgow, .. 2 2 Brown, Thomas N., Newcastle- Auohinachie, W., jr., AberoMrder, 0 10 on-Tyne, ,. .. 1 0 Austin, W., Thornhill, Dumfries, 0 10 Brown, William, Paisley, 0 10 Brown, Mrs William, Paisley, .. 0 10 Brownlie, John A., Cupar-Fife, 0 7 Badenoch, Alex., Aberdeen, .. 0 5 Bryden, William, Lockerbie, .. Bailey, Jas. L., Ardrossan, ,. 0 10 Bryden, Mrs William, Lockerbie, Bailey, Mrs J. 1/., Ardroasan, .. 0 5 Bryden, James, Lockerbie, .. Bam, Walter, Helensburgh, ,. 0 10 Bryden, Samuel, Lockerbie, .. Bairnson, Mrs T., Kennoway,... 0 5 Buchanan, Mrs Alex., Glasgow, 0 10 Balfour, Mrs Robt., Montrose, „ 0 5 Buchanan, James, Edinburgh, 2 2 Balk, William, Hull, .. .. 0 5 Buchanan, John, Glasgow, 0 7 BankB, Rev. Jas,, Kilmarnock, 0 e Buchanan, John, Brothers & Co., Bannntyno, John, Rothesay, .. 0 6 3 3 0 Barclay, George, Culter, .. Glasgow, .. •• o e Buncle< Peter, Dalkeith, .. 0 8 0 Barlnnd, James, Glasgow, 0 0 3 0 0 Barlow, James, Bolton, .. Burn, John, M.D., Edinburgh, 0 10 Burns, J. P., Glasgow, ., 2 10 0 Barr, Mrs, Coatbridge, .. 0 5 Barras, Rev. William, Glasgow, 0 5 Bartholomew, Jas., Abercorn, .. 1 6 Caie, Rev. Thomas, Stirling, .. 0 10 Bayly, George, Barnet, .. 0 10 6 Cairney, William, Glasgow, .. 1 1 Bayly, Mrs üeorge, Barnet, .. 0 10 0 Calderwooä", Professor, Edinburgh, 0 10 Becket, Cdpt,, Glasgow, 0 5, Cameron, Hogh, Comrle, .. 0 5 Begg, George, Glasgow, 0 5 Cameron, Mrs Hugh, Comrie, .. 0 5 Bennett, William, Cullen, Campbell, Rev. D., Southend, 0 5 0 6 Campbell, James, Pollokshaws, 0 10 Bennett, John, Leith, „. OHO Bennett, Mrs John, Leith, Campbell, John, Glasgow, 0 5 Benton, James, Galashiels, , ... ,*o- s Campbell, John, Crieff,.. .. Bertram, John A., Glasgow," .. 0 6 Campbell, Mrs John, Crieff, .» Birch, James, Glasgow, ... 0 7 Campbell, Peter, Perth,.. .. Birnie, Alexander, Aberdeen, .. 0 6 Campbell, Peter, jun., Perth, .. Birrell, Miss 0., Cupar-tyfe, .. Cannichael, James M., Glasgow, - 0 5 Bishop, John, Glasgow, ... 0 10 Carmicbael, Robert, sen., Alloa, DONATIONS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FROM MEMBERS. Carmichael,MrsRobt,,sen,,AUoa, £0 10 Dougans, Andrew, Glasgow, £1 Carrie, James, Arbroath, ». 0 6 Doughty, Alex., Dunbar, *. 0 Carson, David S,, Glasgow, ,. 0 5 Douglas, Rev. D., Kennoway, 0 Chalmers, Humphrey M'F„ Douglas, James, Hawick, 1 PortBannatyne, ..' 0; 5 Dow, P. H., Lochee, 0 Chalmers, Js., Port Bannatyne, o' 5 Dowrie, Thomas, Java, .. . .. 0 Cbarleton, Robert, Bristol, 8 8, Dowrie, Mrs Thos., Java, 0 Chrtslie, Andrew, Gladsrauir, .,010 Drape, Thomas, Creeto,wn, 0 Christie, Charles, Dunblane ,.0 5 Draper, Francis, London, .. 0 Christie, Jane;Dunblane, . 0 5 Drummond, Peter, Stirling. •* 1 Christie, Margaret, Leven, .,0 5 Drujnmond, Mrs Peter, Stirling, 0 Clark, Archibald, New Zealand, 0 IS Drummond, Robfc.j Glasgow, .. 0 Clark, Daniel, Glasgow, 1 1 Drummond, Mrs R., Glasgow, . i 0 Clark, John, Kinross, .. ..0 5 Duncan, John, Greenock, ". 6 Clark, William, JÖunfermline, ..0 6 Dunoan,Mrs J. H., Torthorwald, 0 Cobb, Andrew, Montrose, ,. 0 5 Dnncanson, John, Bnrntislaud, 1 Collins, William, Glasgow, .,5 0 Dunn, Andrew,London, .... 10 Colquhoun, Hugh, Glasgow, ,. 2 2 Dunn, Mrs Andrew, London, .. 1 Golville, David, Coatbridge, „. Ö 15 Dunn, Thomas, London, ... 1 Colville, MrsDayid, Coatbridge, 0 15 Dunn, John, Aberdeen, .. 0 Combat, Mrs Alex., Galashiels, 0 10 Dunn, Mrs John, Aberdeen, .. 0 Combat, Mary, Galasbiels, «. 0 5 Duthie, John, Amble, .. 0 10 0 Connell, Andrew, Carmunnock, 1 0 . Connell, Rev. David, Bo'ness,0 5 Earl, Thomas, Kilmamook, Cook, Alexander S., Aberdeen, 0 5 EarJ, Mrs Thomas, Kilmarnock, Cook, Mrs Alex. S., Aberdeeu, 0 5 Easson, Peter T., Dunfermline, Cooper, David, Newport, .. 0 10 Eden, Thomas, M.D., Liverpool, Corbett, Robert, Glasgow, •. Ö 5 Edgar, Johnston, Moffat, Cowan, James, jun., Glasgow, .. 0 5 Craig, David, Edinburgh, ,,05 Falrless, "W*. D., M.D., BothwoII, Craig, Mrs David, Edinburgh, 0 6 Fairless, Mrs, Bothwoll, ,. Cranston, Robert, Edinburgh, ,. 10 5 Farquharson, Thos,, Dundee, Cranston, Robert, jun., Edinburgh, 0 10 Farguharson, Walter,Dundqe,.. Cranston, Mrs Robert, jun.» Edin Fea, George IL, Glasgow, burgh, '„• «, 010 Ferguson, Rev. Fergus, M.A., Crawford, Rev. James, Crossbill, 012 Glasgow, *. ,. 0 5 Crawford, Rev, M., Sanquhar, .,0 6 Ferguson, John, Particle, ,. 1 0 Crawford, William, Dunse, ... 0 10 Ferguson, Mrs John, Particle, .. 0 5 Crocket, John, jun., Auchencairn, 0 5 Ferguson, Robert, Glasgow, .. 0 6 Cruiekshank, John, Keith Hall, 0 15 Fife, William, Glasgow, 0 10 Craickshank,Elizabeth,;KeithHall, 0 16 Finlayson, F., & Co., Glasgow, Cruicksbank, W. D., Ballina, ..0 5 Fish, Wm. David, London, 2 2 Cunningham, Allan, Glasgow, 0 6 Fisher, William, Glasgow, Cunningham, Henry, Glasgow, 0 5 Fleming, Rev. Wm., Edinburgh, Currie, John, Glasgow, ,» 0 10 Fleming, William, Grantown, ., Forbes, Alexander, Edinburgh, 1 Dalzlel, John, Glasgow, 0 10 0 Forbes, Peter, Braco, .. .. Davidson, Mrs, Wetnyss-Bay, 0 IT 0 Forsyth, Miss, Glasgow,.. #. Davies, John, BellshiU, ,. 0 5 0 Forsytb, Jeanie, Glasgow, .. ' Davies, Mrs John, Bellshill, 0 6 0 Forsyth, Charlotte, Glasgow, .. 0 6 DawBon, Walter, Glasgow, 0 50 .Fortune, David, Glasgow, v. b 5 Dean, "William, Rothes, .. 0 8 0 Fotherlngltam, Robert, Durham, o 6 Dewar, John L,, Glasgow, 0 5 '.0 Fotherlngbam, Mrs Robert, 1 0 7 Diok, John M'D., Midcalder, O Bit Durham, .. 0 7 0 Dick, Thomas, Glasgow, 0 lot 0 Fowler, John, Aberdeen, ». 0 5 0 Dickson, John, Eyemouth, 012 6 Frame, Robert, Lnrkhall, .. 0 Ö 0 Doblo, David, Selkirk, ,. 0 10 0 Eraser, William, Forres,,, .. 0 7 6 Doblo, Mrs D., Selkirk, 0 5 0 Eraser, Mrs "William, Forrca,, ., 0 7 Ö Doehard, Duncan, J^in'bur.gh,,. 0 5 Futlarton, Aloxandör, Glasgow, 0 10 <5 Dochard, Mrs T 0 6 Fulton, James, Glasgow, ... 110 Dodd, Mlss.M. * 0 10 Fulton, Mrs James, Glasgow, .. 0 5 0 Donaldson, Jos« 0 5 Fulton, John, Glasgow, ..' - .. 110 Donaldson, Wrftjg. 1 0 Fulton, Robert, Glasgow, 010 0 Dougall, John, P4«««j,... 0 6 Fyte, Kov. James E.,Kllmaloom, 10 0 Dougan, William, GlenlUco, 0 10 Dougan, Mrs Wm. Gleniuoe, r 0 5 Dougan, Maggie, Glonluce, Gebbiß, Rev. Wm., Dunlop, .. 0 10 0 6 Gelte, Major Tucker, of Gollstori, 20 0 DONATIONS AND SOBSOHIPTIONS SEOM MEMBERS.' 55 Geils, Mrs Tucker, of Geilston, £1 0 0 Hogarth, Jane, Kirkcaldy; .. 5 0 Gemmell, Mrs, Glasgow, ., 0 10 0 \ Hogarth, Isabella, Kirkcaldy, .. Georgo, Alex. S., Kreith, 2 0 0 Hogarth, Julia, Kirkcaldy,1 .. Glbb, John S., Dalkeith,.. .. 0 0 Hogarth, Thos., St Boswells, '.. 12 Gibb, Rov. Pe'er,WolsingMm 0 0 Hogarth, Wm., Haddington,' '.. 5 0 Gibson, Alexander, Kirkcaldy, 0 0 Hood, Josoph, Newrnilns, ' 6 Gibsqn, Mrs A., Kirkcaldy, .. 0 0 Hood, Rev. Robt,, Glasgow, '.. 6 Gilchrist, James, M.D-, Dumfries, 5 0 Hope, Thomas, Falkirk,., 50 15 Gilchrist, William, Glasgow, *; 1 0 Houston, Wm., sen., Glasgow,'..' 2 0 Gillespie, John, Glasgow .. 0 0 Howiesbn, John, Uddiugatori,' ., 0 ß Gillies, John, Glasgow, ,. ..' 0 10 0 Howieson,Rev.M., Auchtergavbn Gihnour, John M'Ghee, Hamilton 0 6 0 Howitt; Thos. Smith, Liverpool, 1 6 Glass, Adam M., Glasgow, .. 0 5 0 Hozlei , Mrs, Rosebank,,. ., 0 10 p Goodstr, George, Edinburgh, .,06 0 Hugban, Peter, Garliestown, ., 1 2 6 Gould,;John D-, Glasgow, 0 6 0 Hunter, William, Edinburgh, .. 0 5 0 Gourlay, John, Glasgow, „05 0 Hutton, James, Grangemouth,., 0 6 0 Gourlay, Robert, Glasgow, ,,' 1 0 0 Hyslop, Jonathan, Wishaw, ., 0 6 0 0 Hyslop, Mrs Jonathan, Wishaw, Govan, W.,jr.,GIasgojsv, BO 0 § ,0 Gowans, Adam, Glasgow, „11 0 Graham, Mrs Alex., Dunoon, .. 2 2 0 0 Inglis, Rov. John, Aneityum, .. 0 10 0 Grant, Donald, Renton, .. .,0 5 Iiiglis, Mrs John, Aneltyum, „ 0 10 0 Grant, H, Macdowall, of Arndllly, 2 0 0 0 Ireland, David, Kirkcaldy, ,. 0 6 0 Grant, Peter, Manchester, ..0 .5" Ireland, Mrs David, Kirkcaldy, 0 6 0 Grant, Mrs Gillies, Manchester, 0 B 0 0 Irvlug, John, Rochdale,.. ' 0 6 0 Gray, James, Stirling, .. ,.0 5 Isaac, Alexander, Insch,,. .. 0 5 0 Grant, William, Calrnie, ..OS 0 Gray, Thomas, Coatbridge, „ 0 5 0 0 Jack, William, Bridge of Allan, 0 5 0 Gray, Mrs Thomas, Coatbridge, 0 5 Jackson, Alexander, Biggar, ,0 10 0 Greig, James, Glasgow,.. .. 0 10 0 0 Jackson, Mrs Alex., Biggar, .. 0 10 0 Grosart, Rev. Alex. B., Blackburn, 0 ß 0 Jackson, Alex., Dunfermline; .. 0 7 0 Grabb, John, New Zealand, .. 0 6 0 Jan'att, Thomas, Leicester, .'. 0 6 0 Gunter, John, Bellshill, .. ,, 0 6 Jeffrey, James, Tillicoultry, ., 0 10 0 Gunter, Mrs John, Bellshül, .. 0 5 0 Jeffrey, John, M.D., Ayton, .. 0 5 0 Guthrie, Rev. John, M.A., Glas Jeffrey, Mrs John, Ayton,' • ., 0 .6 0 gow, ...... 110 Johnston, Ohas. S., Montrose, 0 5 0 Guthrie, William, Kirkcudbright, 0 5 0 Johnston, James^ Paisley, ,',, 10 0 0 Johnston, Robert, Glasgow, .. 0 5 0 Haddow, William, New-Cumnock, 0 7 6 Johnston, William, Glasgow^ .;'» 3 0 0 Haddow, Mrs William, New- Cumnock, .. ..076 Kay, Thomas, Greenock, 0 6 0 Hall, Alex. B., Glasgow, ,.1 0 0 Keith, James, Dingwall, .. 0 5 0 Hall, George B., Glasgow, • ,.,10 0 Kennedy, James, Now Cumnock, 0 5 0 Hall, David, Glasgow, ., .. 0 13 6 Kennedy, John, Port-William, 0 5 0 Hall, John, Gatehouse, ,. ,, 0 5 0 Kerr, Robert, Paisley, ,. .. 1 3 6 Hall, William, Glasgow, .. 0 10 0 Kerr, Mrs Thomas, Mintlaw, .. 0 5 0 Hamilton, Alex., Glasgow, ,.. 1 1 0 Kettle, Robt., & Co., Glasgow, 2 2 O Hamilton, "Jantca, Annan, ..050 Kirkland, James, Glasgow, ,. 1 1 0 Hardio, Captain John, Glasgow, 0 6 0 KIrkwood, William, Greenock, 0 10 0 Harris,David,Edinburgh, ..0 5 0 Knox, Rev. Jas,, M.A, Glasgow,, 0 10 0 Harrison, Thomas, Alloa, ,. 0 5 0 Knox, Thomas, Edinburgh, 1 i: 0 Harvey, Robert, Campbeltown, 0 5 0 Kyd, David,Dundee, , .. 0 5 0 Harvle, Jessie M., Kirn, , 0 10 0 Harvlo, Thomas, Armadnlo, 0 t C Lnlng, Aloxander, Aberdeen, ,, 0 5 Ö Hastlo.Wm., Aucbtcrmuohty,.. 0 5 0 Laing, W. R., H.A., Dundee, .. 0 5 0 Hauchten, James, Dublin, .. 0 B 0 Lamb, Alex,, Dundee, .. . 0 5 p Lamb, Mrs Alex., Dundee, ,. 0 6 Hay, D. S., Edinburgh 0 5 0 T 0 Hay, John, Inverkeithing, ,,. 0 6 0 Lament, Alex., Kilmarnock, ., 0 6 0 Hondorson, A. Y., Coldstream, 0 5 0 Lament, William, Greenock, • • 0 5 0 Henderson, D. W., Leith, ... 0 10 0 Lang, Gilbert, Glasgow, .. 0 5 0 Henderson, John, Glasgow, ,,050 Lang, J. L,, Glasgow, .. ., 2 0 0 Henderson, John, Milnathort, 0 5 0 Lang, Mrs J. L., Glasgow, •'.'•, 1 O 0 Henderson,'J. D., Edinburgh, 0 6 0 Lang, Alex, M., Glasgow, ,, P 10 0 Henry, Hugh, Glasgow,,.0 5 0 Lang, Miss J, S., Glasgow, .. 0 10 0 Heron, Anthony, Annan, „ 0 6 0 Lang, Miss M. G., Glasgow, ». 0,10 Ü tang, J. L., jr., Glasgow, ' ".. HiUhbuse, Robert, Glasgow, .. 0 10 6 2 *° 0 Hblop, Georgo R., Paisley, „050 Lang, Mrs James, Greenock, .. 0 5 0 Hogarth, John, Kirkcaldy, .. 1 0 0 Lang, John, Greenock, o e 0 56 DONATIONS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FROM MEMBERS. Lang, Margaret P., Greenock,.. £0 5 0 M'Gavin, Miss, Glasgow, £1 0 0 Lang, Agnes M., Greenock, ..050 M'Gavln, Margarot, Glasgow, .. 1 0 0 Law, Thomas, Inverkeithing, ..050 M'Gavin, Janet, Glasgow, „10» Lawrle, Thomas, Glasgow, .,110 M'GUchrlst, John, Falkirk, ..060 Leckie, John, & Co., Glasgow, 110 M'GIashan, Stuart, Edinburgh.. 0 12 6 Leiper, John, Carluke, 0 10 0 M'Glashan, Mrs S., Edinburgh, 0 5 0 Lennox, Duncan, Glasgow, ..110 M'Glashan, Stuart, jun., Edin- Lennox, Mrs Duncan, Glasgow, 0 5 0 burgh, ..076 Leslie,'William, Sanday, .. 0 5 0 M'Glashan, John, Edinburgh, 0 5 0 Liddell, James, Killearn, .. 0 & 0 M'Gregor, D., Greenock, ..»'<* 5 0 Lindsay, James, Leith, .. 0 10 0 M'Houl, David, Glasgow, 0 6 0 Lindsay, John, Glasgow, 0 7 S M'Indoe, John, Glasgow, .. 0 5 0 Lindsay, Tobias G., Benton, .. 0 15 0 M'Indoe, Maggie, Glasgow, ..050 Lindsay, W. G. & J. W., Glasgow, 0 10 0 M'lntoah, Henry, Kirkcaldy, .. 0 6 0 Lindsay, William. Aberdeen, .. 0 5 0 M'lver, Alexander, Glasgow, .. 0 7 0 Lindsay, Mrs Wm., Aberdeen, 0 5 0 Mackay & Kirkwood, Glasgow, 5 0 0 Linton, Alex., R.N., Aberdeen, 0 10 0 Maokay, James", Glasgow, .. 0 7 6 Little, Robert, Greenock, .. 1 1 Ö Maekay, William, Glasgow, .,050 Little, Mrs Robert, Greenock, ..110 Maclcay, Mrs Lauchlan, Pnrtlck, 0 5 0 Little, William, Langholm, .. 10 0 Mackay, Jane, Partlck, ,. .,050 Livesey, Joseph, Preston, 1 10 0 Maclcay, Jessie, Particle, „050 Lochbead, John, Alva 2 2 0 Mackay, Lauchlan, jun., Bartfck, 0 5 0 Loehhead, Mrs J., Alvo, ..050 Mackay, Mary, Panicle,.. ., 0 5 0 Lochore, Robert, Glasgow, .* 0 ö 0 Maokay, Stewart, Glasgow, .. 0 10 Q Loehoro, Elizaboth, Glasgow, ..050 Mackean, William, Paisley, ..050 M'Kechnle, David, Dundee, ..050 Lochore, Jessie, Glasgow, ..050 M'Koniäle, Captain, Bothesay,., 0 5 0 Lock, George, Edinburgh, .,050 M'Kenr.to, James, Edinburgh, 0 5 0 Lock, Mrs Geo., Edinburgh, OB 0 M'Kenzie, DrX, Inverness, .. 0 5 0 Lockhart, Andrew, Kirkcaldy,.. 0 5 0 M'Klo, William, Wigtown, ..000 Lookhart, Mrs, Bon., Kirkcaldy, 0 5 0 M'Kinnon, James, Balneford, ..050 Loekharr, Robert, Kirkcaldyv .. 6 0 0( Mackinnon, James, Glasgow, .. 0 5 0 Logan, William, Glasgow, .. 0 5 0' M'Klnqon, Peter, Glasgow, ., 0 o 0 Logan, Willie, Glasgow, „050 M'Kinnon, Wm., Sbisken, .. 0 6 (1 Lowe, Charles, Glasgow, .. 0 10 Ö M'Laren, JF. F., Glasgow, .. 0 10 6 Lusk, Jamös, Coatbridge, .. 0 10 0 M'Lauchlan, W. B„ Edinburgh, 0 7 Lusk, Mrs Jarne», Coatbridge, ..0 5 0 Maclean, Andrew, Glasgow, ..050 Lusk, John, Coatbridge, ..050 M'Lean, Jas. N., London, .. 0 10 6 Lusk, John, Girvan, .. ..050 M'Lean, Malcolm, Glasgow, .. 0 10 0 Lyon, William, Kirkintilloch, 0 6 0 M'Lean, Mrs M„ Glasgow, ..0 10 0 Lyon, Mra Wm., Kirkintilloch, 0 5 0 M'Lean, Peter, Glasgow, ., O'lO 6 M'Lean, Mrs Peter, Glasgow, .. 0 10 5 Mflcalpfne, George W., Paisley, 0 5 0 Maclean, Thomas, Glasgow .. 1 1 " Maoalpine, Thos. W., Paisley, ..050 M'Loish, Rev. John, Metfovon,.. 0 5 0 Maoalpine, Mrs Thos.W., Paisley, 0 6 0 M'Leod,Rov. A,, D.D., Birkenhead, 0 6 0 M'Avthur, Malcolm, Glasgow, ., 0 10 0 M'Luckio, Rov, J., Uddlngston, 0 5 0 MacAulay, J., Glasgow, .. ..060 M'Mlchaol, James, Glasgow, .. 0 10 M'ßain, James, Abernethy, ,.050 M'Millan, Wm. D„ Gatehouse,.. 0 5 0 M'Callum, Rov. Gilbert, Glasgow, 0 5 Ü M'Neill, Neil, Glasgow, „ ..500 M'Callnm, George, Cambuslang, 2 2 0 M'Owat, James, Oardrose, .. 0 5 M'Clymont, Alox,, Glasgow, 0 7 0 M'Pherson, Donald, Glasgow, .. 0 10 0 M'Crono, Captain James,Rothesay,0 10 0 M'Raa, Rev. D., M.A., Glasgow, 0 5 0 M'Crone, Mrs James, Rothesay, 0 5 0 Maorao, David, Glasgow, .. 10 0 M'Crossan, James, Liverpool, .. 0 10 0 M'Toggnrt, Wm,, Gatehouse, .. 0 6 0 M'Dlarmid, Allan, Glasgow, « 0 10 0 MaeWatt, Rev. Alox., Hollies,.. 0 6 0 M'Donald, Alox,, Glasgow, ,, 0 5 0 M'Wattors, Stewart, Baimfoid, 0 5 0 M'Bougall, Allan, Glasgow, ..050 Maltlond, William, Bolton, 0 6 0 M'Dowall.Rov, Peter, M.A., Alloa, 3 0 0 Malcolm, Mrs G.,Foit.Aug«stti8, 0 6 0 M'Ewon, Mbw, London, ,. 0 C 0 Mann, John, O.A., Ghwgow, ,, 1 10 0 M*Ii:wen,WnUor,Newton-Stowart( 4 4 0 Mann, Mrs John, Glasgow, ,, 0 6 Maefarlano, John, Queensland, 0 10 0 Mnrr, JohnS., Glasgow, .,5 0 Macfarlanoj Marion, Loltli, .,050 Marshall, David, Kinross, ..0 5 Macfarlanoy Roblna, Konnoway, 0 10 0 Matthew, Wm„ Falkirk, .. 0 10 Mnofle, Claud, of Gognrburn, ..1010 0 Melklejolin, John, Glasgow, .. o 10 0 Mflelle, Mr* Claud, of Goprburn, 10 10 0 Mein Jem, Eov, James, Glasgow, 0 10 0 Macflo, David J., of Kllmux, ..1C0 0 Ö Mein, Miss, Edinburgh, 0 5 " M'FIe, William, Jamaica, ., 0 10 0 M'Gavih, John, Glasgow, .,100 0 0 Molvln, William, Glasgow, 2 2 DONATIONS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS 1'fcOM MEMBERS. 57 Menzles,Wm.,M,D., Edinburgh, £5 0 0 Palmer, John, New Zealand, .. £0 0 Messer, Rev, Thos. J., Glasgow, 0 6 0 Parker, William, Glasgow, .. 0 0 Messer, Mrs T. J., Glasgow, . 0 5 0 Parker, Mrs Wm., Glasgow, 0 Messer, Thomas, Galashiels, .. Q 5 0 Peterson, "A. P., Greenock, 0 Methven, T. E., Broughty Ferry, 0 10 0 Paterson, Rev. Dr H. S., Glasgow, 0 Methven, Thoraas H., Bury St.. Paterson, Mrs H. S.» Glasgow,.. 0 Edmunds, .. ». 0 10 0 Paterson, James, Halifax,, .. G Motbven, Amelia M;,,Bury St. Paton, Dowar, Largs, '.. .. 0 Edmunds, .. ..050 Paton-Fon;ester, A., Alloa, .. <• Methven, Ellen 0., Bury St. Paton, John, Gourock, .. , .. 0 Edmunds, .. ,.0 Pnton, Mrs John, Qourock, 0 E ,O 0 Mtcbio, A. S., London, ..0 5 0 Paul, Thomas, Edinburgh, Miller, A. G., M.D., F.R.C.S.E., Paul, Mrs Thomas, Edinburgh,.. 5 0 Edinburgh, ...... 1 0 Pearson, Wm., Berwick, .. 5 6 Miller, George, Kinross, ... 1 0 Peebles, Captain D„ Arbroath,,. 5 0 Miller, Johii, Edinburgh, ». 0 0 Peebles, Mrs D., Arbroath, . 5 0 Miller, Joseph, Glasgow, ".. 0 0 Phillips, George, Glasgow, 5 0 Miller, Mrs Joseph, Glasgow, .. 0 0 Phillips, James, Glasgow, 5 0 Mllligau, John, Glasgow, .. 0 0 Phillips, Mrs James, Glasgow,.. 5 0 Milno, James, Galashiels, .. 0 0 Pinkerton, W.G., Glasgow, .. 5 0 Mills, James, Dundee, ... ..0 0 Pitillo, Robert, Burntisland, .. .5 0 0 Porteous,'William, Dalkeith, .. 10 0 Mills, Helen O., Dundee, .. 0 Pritty, Francis, Glasgow, Mingins, William, Lockerbie, 0 0 0 Pnlman, W. L., Glasgow, Mlnto, David, Glasgow, .. I Pulmau, Mrs. W. L,, Glasgow, . Mitchell, AnnaH., Montrose, ... o 0 0 Mitchell, Julia, Montrosa, .. 0 0 10 0 Mitchell, Ebenezer, Perth, .. 0 0 Quarrier, William, Glasgow, .. 0 Mitchell, Thomas, Symington,,., 0 Rait, James, Vale of Alford, .» 5 0 Mollison, William, Jr., Glasgow, 0 0 6 0 0 Ramsay, Robert N„ Skirling, .i Honour, Betsy, Kinross, ,. 0 Rattray, Rev"Hugh M., Ancrnm, 5 0 Mooro, Thomas H., Mussolburgh, 0 0 0 Redpath, James, Kelso,.. Morris, Archibald, Glasgow, .. 0 Reld, John, Glasgow, .. .. Morris, William, Glasgow, 0 0 0 Reid, Matthew, Ayr, .. ... Morton, Andrew, Auohlnleck, .. 0 Reid, Thomas, Glasgow, .. Morton, David, Perth, 3 0 0 Reid, Rev. William, Edinburgh, Motherwell; John; Edinburgh, ,. 0 0 Ronton, J.,jr., S.S.C., Edinburgh, Mudie, James, Dundee, ,, 0 0 Ronton, Mrs Jas., jun.,Edinburgh, p 10 Mufr, William, Sandoy, .,0 0 Richmond, Daniel, M.D., Paisley, 1 1 Mulrhead, Andrew, Glasgow, .. 1 0 Richmond, John, Kilmarnock,.. 0 Mungo, Jane, Edinburgh, 0 0 Riddcll, Daniel, Parkhead, s .. 0 B Munro, Rev. Alex., Forres, ,.' 0 0 Riddel!, Andrew, Ashklrk, 0 5 Munro,Mrs Alex,, Forres, .. 0 0 • Ritchie, Robert, Renton, .. 0 ö Muiiroe, James, Glasgow, .. 0 0 Roborton, James, Glasgow, 1 1 Murdoch, Hugh, Ayr, ,. 0 0 Roberton, Jntnos, Lauchope, .. 2 0 Murdoch, Rov. John, Portobello, 0 0 Robertson, Andrew, Cambuslang, 0 fi Murdoch, Hell, Bothwoll, .. 0 0 Robertson, .Henry, Dundee, 0 6 Murdoch, Mrs Neil, Bothwoll, ,. 0 0 Robertson, John, Dundee, 0 6 Murray, Archtl. KI.Glasgow, .. 0 6 0 Robertson, Provost, Dunfermline, 1 0 Murray, Mrs Archd. K., Glasgow, 0 0 0 Ross, Alexander, Glasgow, 0 10 0 Murray, Ebenozor,Edinburgh;., 1 5 0 Ross, James, •Inverhelthing, .. 0 10 0 Murray, Georgo, Gouroek, „0 5 0 Rough, George, Dundee, ., 4 0 0 Murray, Janot, Gouroclc,., .. 0 5 0 Roy, George, Glasgow, ,. 2 2 Q Murray, John, Edinburgh, . I 0 Russell, Rov. David, Glasgow,.. 0 5 0 Russell, Mrs David, Glasgow,.. P 5 0 Russoll, James, Bonnybridge, Nairn,Oulhbort,Johnstone, .. SO Russell, James, Glasgow, .. *. N IO O Noal, H, WI, Now Zealand, .,0 10 Russell, Mrs James, Glasgow, .. 0 5 0 Nollson, James, GlnBgow, ., 0 5 Russall, James, Peebles, ., 0 0 0 Nicholson, Benjamin, Annan, O LA 0 Russell, Mrs James, Peobles, ;. c Nlcoll, Rov, Alox., Rhvnle, Rutherford, Johu, Birmingham, 0 12 Mven, Rov, Robert, Maryhill, Ryan, Mary, Edinburgh, .. O 5 0 NIven, Robert, jun., Maryhlll, 0 5 0 Nivon, John, Maryhill, ,. Nlvon, Waltor B., Mnryhlll, Sanders, John, Busby, .. 0 5 0 Niven, William, GlaBgQW, Sandison, Rev. J,, Arbroath, .. 0 5 0 Sanson, William, Dunbar, 0 6 0 0 5 0 Ogilvie, Rev. Duncan, M.A., Scott, Rov, And., Cambusnothan, Edinburgh, ,. .. ..100 Seott, Andrew, Dennyloanliead, 0 5 0 58 DONATIONS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FROM MEMBERS, Scott, Andrew,issuer, .. ..£0 0 Taylor, Peter, Dunfermline, £0 5 0 Scott, Rev. J» H., Cambusnethari, 0 0 Taylor, Rev. Robt. MT, Glasgow, 11 0 Service, Wm., jtia<, Glasgow, •. * 3 0 Taylor, Rev. W. M., M.A., Liver Shaen. Rev. Richard, Roystoü,.. 1 0 pool, .. i. .. 0 Shaw, James, Mary bill,.. ,, 0 0 Templeton, Robert, Ayr1, . .* 0 Shaw,;MrS James, Mdryhill, .. 0 0 Temploton, MRS Robt., Ayr, .. 0 Sbirlaw, James. Carluke, ,. 1 0 Thomson, ALEXANDER, Govan, .. 8 Shoe, J. B., Perth, .. ,. 0 0 Thomson, James, Glasgow, n V Sinte, Mrs J. B.j Perth, .. .. 0 0 Thomson, John, M.D., Glasgow, '0 Sime, John, RafFprd, »* .* 0 D Thomson, Mrs John, Glasgow, 0 Simpson, James, Annan, ., 2 0 Thomson, Matthew T., Glasgow, 0 Simpson, James, Glasgow, . t 0 0 Thomson, John, Glasgow, .. O Simpson, James, Gourock, ., 1 0 Thomson, John, Kirkcaldy, *, 0 7 Simpson, James, Joppa,.. .. Ö 0 Thomson, William, Greeriöck, 0 5 SirÄpson, Isabella Jane, Joppa, Ö 0 Thomson, Mrs Wm., Greenock, 0 5 Skinner, William, Klngskettie,., 0 0 Thorburn, Ellison M., Leith, .. 0 7 Slimaö, D. K\, Glasgow,., .. 0 0 Thorburn, Isabella W., Leith, .. 1- 0 Sliman, Mrs D. K,, Glasgow, », 0 5 0 Thorp; Joseph, Halifax,.. ..0 10 Sliman, Marion, MaryhilT, », 0 5 0 Tindall, Robf., FraserbHrgh, .. 0 10 0 Sllman, Mrs Wm., GJaBgoW, .. 0 0 Tod, George, Glasgow, *. •• ..0 50 Todd, John, Stirling, .,0 18 6 Sliiüan, Mary K., Glasgow, ., Ö" : Smart, Mrs W.S.,Portobelldi .. 0 s 0 Todd, Mrs John, Stirling, .« 0 11 6 Smith, Agnes, Radernie, .. 0 5 JD Tough, John, Edinburgh, ' •»,' 0 5' 0 Smith, John, Edinburgh, ,. 0 B 0 Trevelyan, Arthur, of Teittholrri, 0 10 0 Smith, Captain John, Glasgow,.. 1 7 0 Tulloch, J. P., Eday, - 0 9 0 Smith, John, Skirling, .. .. 0 0 0 Tulloch, John, Dundee, .» .. 0 U 6. Smithy Peter, Dundco, .. << 0 Ö 0 Turnbhll, George, Bönnybridg'e, 1 10 0 Smith, Robert, Glasgow, .. 100 5 0 Tumbu», Miss, Bonnybridgty .. Ö Smith, William, St, Andrew's, 0, Ö 0 Turnbull, John, Totloross, n, 1 Sneddon, George, Motherwell, 0 Turner', George, Gouröck, ' ' ,s 8 Soden, Captain Richard, Glttsgow, 0 10 0 Turner, Mrs George, Gonrook, .. 1 Somerville, Robert, Lellh 1 0 0 Turner: William H„ GouroeK,0 10 0 Somerville, Mary, Leith .. . < 0 0 Turner, William, Glasgow, ,. 0 5 0 Sor3ey, Rov. Alex., Arbroath, ,, 0 6 0 Tweodie, Richard, Oatterick, .«0 7 Ö Spalding, .Thomas, Larkltall, .. 0 «• 0 Spalding, Mrs Thomas, Mikhail 0; 5 0 Vassall, Mrs, Meigle, tob Spence, John, Edinburgh, 1 0 0 Sperice, John, Paisley, .. ., Q 5 0 ; Speheer, John, senr., Glasgow, : 0 10 0 Walker, Ebenezer E., Glasgow, 0 -5 0 Spencer, John, jr., Glasgow, • 0 10 0 Walker, Jamesj Glasgow, ... 0 5 'fl. Squires, John, Glasgow, 0 10 0 Walker, Mrs James, Glasgow,.* 0 5 0 Stark,'Robert, Glasgow, ••• *»' 1 1 0 Walker, James,Leith, ,,0 5 0 Steel, Matthew, Glasgow, \. i 0 5 0 Walker, John, Rafford, ., \, 0 5 0. Steel, William, Greenock, 0' 5 0 Walker, Miss, Edinburgh,, „ 10 0 0 Steel, Mrs, William, GrOenock,.. 0 0 Walker, Rev. N. L.. Dysart, 0 10 0 Stephen, Rev. W* C, CulroBS, 0 5 0 Walker, William, Glasgow,. 0 5 fl Stephenson, Wm.j Glasgow, .. fl 5 0 Wallace, Rev. Ale*,, D.D.j Glas Steven, Henry, Glasgow, ... 0 5 0 gow, ., . li 0 Steven, Peter, Glasgow, .. 0 10 0 Wallace, Michael, Laven, .. 0 5 0 Stevenson, Alex., Chapelhall, .. 0 5 0 Wallace, Mrs Miohaol, Leven, ,. 0 5.0 Stevenson, William, Dunfermline 0 11 0 Wardrop, John, Wishaw, ,. 0 5 0 Stevenson, Mrs W., Dunfermline, 0 6 0 Wardrop, Mrs John, Wishaw, .,050 Stevenson, William, Johnstone, 0 Warwick, William, Langholm, 0 10 T) Stowart, A. D., Eflmaraook, .. 0 Wason, Charles D., Paisley, ,, 0 6 0 Stewart, Rev. James, Peterhead 0 Waters, William, Wiek, .. 0 5 0 Stewart, Robert, Arrocbav, „ o Watson, Captain, Wtn,, Glasgow, 0 10 0 Stewart, Robert, Bothwal), ,« 2 Watson, Rev.Willlam, Langholm, 0 10 0 Stobio, Mrs J., Haddington, .. 0 Wntsoa, Waltor, M.D., Midoaidor.O 6 Q Storoy, Richard, Dunbar, ... 0 Watson, Mrs Walter, Mldcalder, 0 5 0 Sturroclr, Rov. John, Stranraer, 0 Watt, Georgo B„ Musselburgh, 0 6 0 Sutherland, Rev. Donald, Kil- Watt, James, GLASGOW,•-• l O 0 monlvalg, .. 1.. „0 5 0 Watt, John II,, Glasgow, .,10 0 0 Sutherland, John, Edinburgh, ., 0 5 0 Webstor, Rev, John, Ohmy, 0 6 0 Weir, Rev. Robert, Glasgow, 0 10 0 Tait, George, Edinburgh, ., 2 2 0 Wells, Jamos, Northampton, ... 0 5 0 Talt, Rev. John, A.MI, Newport, 0 5 0 Wemyss, Mrs John, Fraserburgh, 0 10 0 Taylor, Oapt. Archd,, Glasgow, 0 5 0 Westlands, Miss, Glasgow, o 5 0 Taylor* John, Glasgow, ,,070 WestlandBj Robt., Glasgow, ., 0 10 0 DONATIONS FEOM FKIENDS. 59 Westlands, Mrs Root., Glasgow,,£0 ,5, 0 Williamson, John, Glasgow, .. 30 0 Westlands, Helen, Glasgow, 0 6 0 Wihgato, James, Dollar, 0 5 0 White, Mis John, Le}th, • 0 5 0 Wingatc, Mrs James, Dbl|ar, .. 0 5 0 White, Robert, Inverkeithirig, 0 5 0 Wingate, James, jun,, dollar,.. 0 5 Ö White, .Thomas, Edinburgh,., 0 5 0 Wingafo, Isabella, Dollar, •• .„ 0 6 " 0 White, William, Glasgow, ;', 10 0 Wlshart, Rev. Robert, Tb.onib.ilT, 0 B 0 Whyte, David, Kinross, 0 6 0 Wotherspoon, Catherine Henry, Whyto, Rev. John, Moyness, 0 5 0 Eshor, ... .. ' i„ .. 0 'B O Why te, William, Nairn,,, .» 0 5 0 Wright, Johnstone, Alloa,. .»050 Wildblpod, William, Burslem, .. 0 10 0 Willtie, David, Kirriemuir, ., 0 5 0 Young,.Alexander, Glasgow, .. 0 5 o Williams, George H. N., Dun- Young, Rev. E,, Annan,.<' ..0 5 n fermline, .. • „ G 5. 0 Young,Goorgo, Dunse, .. ...2 0 0 Williamson, Georgo, Glasgow,... 0 5 o Young, Robert, Jodburgb, ... 0 10 0 Williamson, George, Moffat, ... O ,5 -X) Yuill, Andrew, Glasgow, .. 110 DONATIONS EROM PEIENDS, Of Ss Mel upwards, received from %tiä December, 1807, HU Ist Jpecemleri ISGS. Airfl & Coghill, Glasgow, . £1 1 Collins, A. G., Glasgow, .. £0 5 0 Aitlcen, William, Glasgow, ,. 0 10 OolVin,"William,,Glasgow, ! 1 0 Ü Alexander, James, Glasgow, 1 1 Connal, W., & Co., Glasgow, 1 1 D Alexander, James, Glasgow, „10 Corbett, Thomas, London, .. 10 0 D Allan, Bryce, Liverpool, .. .5 0 Cowan, John, Penicuik, *. .. 1 0 0 Allan, James, Glasgo.w, 58 0 Craig, John, Glasgow, *'» *i 0' fi a Anderson & Co., Glasgow, „•! 1 1 Craigioj Mrs, Edinburgh, .. 1 a n Anderson, David & John, Glasgow, 1 0 Crum, Alex.. Thornliebänk» .. 8 3 n Anderston Foundry Co., Glasgow, 1 1 Crnm, Mrs James, Busby, .. 1 10 Arbtiekle, James, Glasgow, .. - 0 5 Arthur Gow, Robert, jun,, Glasgow, .. £0 10 8 Mirrlees,Tait,&Watson, Glasgow,£l 0 0 Graham, Miss, Dunoon, .. 0 10 0 Mitchell, J. 0„ Glasgow, 1 J « Grant, George, & Sons, Glasgow, 1 I 0 Mitchell & Wallace, Comlachie, 110 Gray, J. & J., Edinburgh, „1 10 Mitchell & Whytelaw, Glasgow, 1 1 « Guthrie, Shaw, Kldston, A. G,( & Co., Glasgow, 110 Roid, John, Johnstone, .. .. 0 10 0 Kidston, Wm., k Sons, Glasgow, 10 0 0 Robertson & Co,, Glasgow, .. • 1 1 0 King, John,of Levornholm, .,2 2 0 Robertson, John, & Co., Glasgow, 2 0.0 Roberton, Hough,& Co., Glasgow, 0 10 0 Laing, John, Dundee, .. .. 0 10 0 Rowan, Michael, Glasgow, .. 0 10 0 Lancefleld Spinning Co., Glasgow, 1 1 o Roy, James, Glasgow, .. ..2 2 0 Laugbland, Andrew, Glasgow, .. 1 10 Roy, Andrew, Glasgow, ,.050 Leadbetter, John, & Co., Glasgow, 0 10 6 Russell, John, Glasgow, .. 0 10 0 Leek, Henry, Glasgow, .. ..100 Lyle, John, & Co., Glasgow, ... 0 10 0 Scott, Andrew, <5s Co., Glasgow, 110 Lumsden, James, & Son, Glasgow,! 1 o Scott, John M'Gi, Glasgow, ..2 2 0 Shaw, William, Glasgow, ..110 M'Cowan, David, Glasgow, ..110 Simpson, Peter, & Co,, Glasgow, 1 10 Macdougall, Miss Scott, Maekers- Skinner, Thos,, & Co., Glasgow, 110 ^ town, .-, i 0 0 Smith, George, M'Laren, Duncan, M.P„Edinburgh1B 0 0 Taylor, Henry, ä Sons, Glasgow 110 Maolaren, Robert, & Co,, Ghwgnw, 0 10 0 Taylor, John, jun,, Glasgow, ,.100 Maolura, Phillips & Co., Glasgow, 1 1 0 Taylor, JohnL., Glasgow, .,0 5 I) M'Mickingj T., Glasgow, .,060 Taylor & Wilson, GlaBgow, ,. II (I M'Onlo, WI & A,, Glasgow, ., 1 1 0 Tonnant, Ohas,, <& Co., Glasgow, 2 2 0 Thomson, Oharlos, Dundeo, .. 0 5 0 Main, Goorgo A,, Whithorn, ,. 0 6 0 Thomson, Goorgö, Glasgow, ., 1 ! 0 Molkle, William, Glasgow, .. 1 o 0 Thomson, James, Glasgow, .. 11 0 Monzlos, Andrew, Glasgow, ., 0 10 0 Thomson, John, Glasgow, ,. 1 10 Millar, Alox. «fc Goorgo, & Go,, Thorburn, Thomas, Glasgow, ..010 0 Glasgow, • 110 Tod, A, & G„ Glasgow, .. 1 1 0 Miller, Georgs, & Co., Glapgew, 0 10 0 Tod & M'Grogor, Glasgow, .. 2 2 0: Miller, John, & Son, Glasgow, 110 TurnbuU k Co., Glasgow, ,, 0 10 0 1 Millar, W. Waddell, Matthew, Glasgow, .. £0 10 0 Wilson & Kelso, Glasgow, .. £0 10 6 Walker, Birrell & Co 110 Wilson & Mathieson, Glasgow,.. 110 Walker, G. L., Gareruount, ..100 Wotherspoon, Jas., & Co., Glasgow,! 1 0 Walker, R. J., Glasgow,.. ..2 2 0' Wright, Hugh, Glasgow, ..0 10 C Wallace, George, Glasgow, ,. 0 10 0 Wylie&i Lochhead, Glasgow, .. 110 Watson, James, Glasgow, .. 11 0 Young, J. H,, Glasgow,.. . - 5 0 0 Watson, Mrs, Glasgow, ., .,100 Young, J.'H., Glasgow, .. 1 10 Webster, Alex., Coatbridge, .. 0 6 0 Young, J. & R., & Co., Glasgow, 3 3 0 White, John & James, Glasgow, 10 0 SUBSCRIPTIONS FROM SOCIETIES OF £1 AND TOWARDS, Aberdeen, .. £2 Fochabers, .. £1 1 Kirkcaldy, £2 2 .0 Abernethy, .. 1 Fraserburgh, .. 10 Alloa 1 Leven, ,. 1 0 0 Angus and Mearns Galashiels, Lockerbie, 1 1 0 Garllestown, .. Logie, ,. 1 2 0 Union, .. 1 0 0 Ayr, Abstainers' Garmouth, Lundin-Mill, 1 0 0 Union, .. 1 Glasgow, Abstain 0 0 ers' Union, ., 2 2 0 Montrose, 1 0 0 Glasgow, Commer Bannookburn,,. 1 0 0 Barrhead, Abstain eial, 2 2 0 Now Lanark, 1 0 0 Glasgow, City of Newmilns, 1 0 0 ers' Union, ,. 1 1 0 Bellshill and Moss- Glasgow United end, Working Man's Patsleyj. - 2 2 0 Biggar, .. , Society, .. I 0 0 Paisley, Abslai s' Boddam, > Gla$gow,Ön5?tfWarä' Union, 1 1 0 Bonnybridgo, . Working Men's 1 0 Park and NOWIV Buchanhavon, Glasgow, Western, 1 0 Leeds, 1 0 0 Burghead, , Gourock, .. 15 Penicuik, 1 0 0 Govan, Abstainers' Perth, .. 1 1 0 Calrnbulg, , Union, ,. 1 10 Pollokshaws, . 1 0 0 Campbeltown, Grange, .. 1 Portmahomaok, I 0 0 Cardross, , Grangemouth,,. 1 Portknockie, 1 0 0 Carlulee, Grantown, .. 1 Carnoustie, , Greenock ,Cart$dyke Ronton, 4 1 0 0 Carsphairn, • Working Men's 4 0 0 Rosebank, 1 10 0 Chape lhall, Rothes, „ 1 0 0 Chlrnside, Rothesay, .. 1 0 0 1 0 Coatbridge; Hawick,,. Rulewator, 1 »0 0 Corrie, .. - 2 0 Crieff, Shisken, 1 0 0 Insch, ., 1 10 Collen, .. Invorallochy, St Coruus, 1 0 0 Invorcshio, 1 0 Stenhousemulr, 1 0 0 Dalkeith, 1 10 Dumbarton, Johns töne, 10 0 1 1 0 0 Dundee, < Dunfermline, , 1 10 Keilh nail, Vale of Alford, 1 0 0 Dunso, .» Kennoway, Edinburgh, 2 0 Kilmarnock, So- Waterbeok, 1 0 0 Edinburgh, Ab ciety, .. .. 1 0 0 West Linton, , 1 0 0 stainers' Union, 32 23 00 Kilmarnock, Ab Wostruther, . 1 5 0 Edinburgh, Fowu stainers' Union, 1 Wishaw, 1 0 0 tm'nbiidge, ., 10 0 Kilwinning, .. 1 Woodskle, , 1 0' 0 Falkirk, „10 0 Kinross, .. 1 ABSTINENCE SOCIETIES Which have contributed to the League the sum necessary to constitute Membership for the year 1868-69. ABERCHIRDER (Banff). ALLANTON (Bcrwickslrire). President, William Allan.' President, Robert Watson, Vice President, William Smith. Vice-President, Andrew Kelly. Treasurer, George Anderson. Treasurer, William L. Ferguson. Secretary, WILLEM Auchinachie, jun. Secretary, Androw Kelly. ABERCORN (&.vth Queinsferry). ALLOA. President, James Bartholomew. President, Rov. P. M'Dowall, A,M. Vice-President, Ad\m W. Nlven. Treasurer, R. Carmichael,jun. Treas. and Sec, Aloxan&sr H. H. Armour. Secretary, R. Carroichael, sen* ABERDEEN. ALLOA—YOONO MEN'S BEAKOH. President, James Paterson, President, John Dunn, Vice-Presidents, Williarn Davidson and Treasurer, Alex. Carmichuel. Alexander Badunoeh. Secretary, Wm. Bruce. Treasurer, Johu,Dunn. Secretary, Jolm Clark. ALLOA—COWERT, Cor. Secretary, /1. S. Cook. President, W. Callender, Treas. and Sac, John Marshall, Devon. ABERDEEN—GlMOMSTON. President, Philip Monro. ; AIIYTH. Vice-President, George Hurry. President, James Ponton. Treasurer, Peter Bird. Vice-President, John Firilay. Sec, Robert Thomson, IS. Charlotte st, Treasurer, Jnmes Rutherford. Secretary, William-Johnston. ABERDEEN—HOPE. President, Alexander:Tough. Vice-President, A. S. Meil. ALVA-WORKING MEN'S. :. Treasurer, William Leith. President, George,Hattrayi •< Secretary, Benjamin Strong. ; Treasurer, John Brysdale. . • Cor. Secretary, John Clark. Secretary, Thomas Donaldson. Band of Hope Sec, Wm. M'Arthur. ABERDEEN—MARINERS'. ; President, A. Scorgio. ANCBUM (Jedburgh). Vice-President, Mr Walker. ; ,. President, Rev, II. M. Rattray, t Treasurer, J. Booth. Vice-President,!Thoma3 Scott, Sec, William Taylor^ 33 Long Acre. , , Treasurer, George Braakstoho. Secretary, Thomas Strachan, ABEENETHY (ßrantown). President, Rev. Walter Ross. ANGUS AND MEARNS UNION. Vwö-President, James M'Bain. (Montroite). Treasurer, James M'Intosh. Präsident, Alexander Lyall. Secretary, John Samson. Chairman of Directors, David Anderson. Treasurer, Andrew Cobb. A1RDRIE—ABSTAINERS' UNION. Boo., William Ooutts, 14 Carnegie st, President, Rev. T. It. Atkinson, Vice-Presidents, Rov, A, M. Wilson, Rev, , ANNAN. A, Horno, and William Shanks. President, Jamos Simpson, Treasurer, Alexander ltovlo, Vlco-Prosldont, Benjamin Nicholson, Seoretary, Robort Muvtin, 11 Graham st, Beorotary, John Aitohlson, joiner, AITKENHIAD (BotJiwell). APPIN. President, Rov. John M'Luckia. President, Rov, Dunenn 0. Ross. Vice-President, James L, Selkirk. • Treasurer, Archibald M'Eaehnie. Treas. and Sec, Js. Greenshlelds. Seorotary, Samuel Cameron, jun. ABSTINENCE SOCIETIES. 63 ARBROATH. BAINSFORDAND GRAHAMSTON. President, James Masterton, (Saintford). Vice-President, David Nicol. President, Stewart M'Watters. Treasurer, Alex. M'Millan. Vice-President, Robert Anderson. Cor. fieoretary, David Brown. Treasurer, Edward Greenoak. Secretary, Thomas Hutchison. ÄRBCLACH (Forres). President, Robert Ross. BALLACHULlSH (Glencoe), Viee-Presldent, Roderick Mackenzie. President, Alexander M'Kenzlo. Treasurer, William Macqueen. Vice-President, John Connell. Secretary, David Rose. Treasurer, John Campbell. Cor. Sec., Wm. Gibson, ForneBS Tillage. Secretary, Alexander M'Kenzle. ARROCHAR, BALLATER. President, Parlane M'Farlarie. Secretary, George Grant. Vice-President, Donald M'Naughton. Treasurer, Robert Stewart. , BA1LINDALLOCH.. Secretary, C. S. Turner. President, George Brander. Treasurer, George M'Donald. ASHKIRK (Hamich). Secretary, John Dow. President, John Douglas. Cor. Secretary, James Burgess. Treasurer, Thomas-Turnbull. BALLY GRANT (Islatj). Secretary, Alox. Waldie. (No Office-Bearers sent.; AUCHENCAIRN (Casüe-Douglas). BANCHORY TERNAN (Banelibry). President, John Whan. President, Rev* Robert Reld. Vice-President, Joseph Heughan. Vice-President, Walter Scott. Secretary, William Rao. Treasurer and Secretary, R. Anderson. AUCHINLECK. • BANNOCKBURN. President, Robert Smith. President, William Schoffleld. Vice-President, Andrew Morton. Vice-President, James B* Heggle. Treasurer, William Campbell. Treasurer, Charles Bowie. Secretary, William Terflpleton, Secretary, James Bain, jun, AÜCHLEVEN {iMch). BARRHEAD-*ABSTAINERS' UNION. President, Rev. Robert M'Combio. President, Andrew M'Lintock. Vice-President, William Mortimer. Vice-Presidents,. R, Livingston, sen. and Treasurer, Alexander Mllno. W. Laird. Secretary, Robert Brewster. Treasurer, James Taylor. Reg. Secretary, Robert Craig. AÜOHTERMUCHTY. Cor, Secretary, John Wardrop. President, Rev. John Wise. Vice-President, Thomas Birrell. BARRHILL. Treas, and See., Win. Hastie, reeflmaker, President, Alexander M'MHIan. Treasurer, Jolm Galloway. , AULDEARN (JYaini). Secretary, David Millar. President, D. M'Donald. Cor, Sec, John Hyslop. VIce-PreBldBftt, David Davidson, Treas. and Sec, James Grant. BATHGATE. President, Rev. A, M. Fairbairn. AVOCH. ' Vice-President, William Wilson. President, Rev. D. H. Philip. Treasurer, Robert Robertson. Treasurer, George Reid. Sec, James Lawrie, Boghead colliery. Secretary, Robert Mitchell. BEITH. AVONBRIDGE {Falkirk). President, John Mulr. President, James Russell. Vice-President, William Kerr, Vice-President, John Waugh. Treasurer, John Kerr, Treasurer, Robert Forrester, Secretary, Andrew Fleming. Secretary, D. BalUio. BELLSHILL & MÜSSEND {BelUMty. AYR— AnslAiSKns' UNION, President, John Gunter. President, William Jamieson. Vice-President, John Davies. Vico-President, Rev. John .Robertson. Treasurer, William Alrd. Treasurer, John Angus. Secretary, Henry Ballantyne. Secretary, James Jamieson. Cor. Secretary, John Davies. [64 ABSTINENCE SOCTEtflEg. BERRIEDALB (Golspie). BOW^IÖRE. President, Rev. Hugh Fräser. Hon, President, Claud Macfie. Vice-President. John Armstrong, President, Rev. Hugh Munro. Treasurer, Alexander Ross. Vice-President, Peter Chisholm. Secretary, John Eunson. Secretary, D. MacFhail. Cor. Sec, Malcolm Gillespie, merchant. BIGGAR. . " BRECHIN". President, Rev. Edward Pattison, President, Joseph Gillam. •Vice-President, James Tweed!o. Vice-President,, Robert Callender. Treasurer, Alexander Russell. Treasurer, William Middleton. Secretary, Matthew Robertson. Secretary, James Smith. Cor. Sec , Joseph Smith. BLACKHILL. President, William Gilchrist. BRIDGE OF WEIR (Johnstone). President, John Orr. Vice-President, John K. Hunter. Vice-President, William Gay. Treasurer, John Johnston. Treasurer, George Paterson. Secretary, J. A. M'Derniid, Locks. Secretary, James Paterson. BLAIRGOWRIE AND RATTRAY. BROADSEA. President, D. H. Saunders. Presidont, John Noble. Treasurer, Isaac Culross, Treasurer, William Walt. Secretary, James M'Lagan. Secretary, Alexander M'Nab. BRORA. BLANTYRE WORKS (Blantyre). Presidont, John Smith. President, Thomas M'Callum. Vice-President, Robert Clark. Vice-Presidents, James Allan and John Treasurer, Georgo Adams. Campbell. Secretary, Wm. Donaldson, druggist. Treasurer, John Sutherland, BUCHANHAVEN AND ROANHEAD Secretary, John Muir. (Peterhead). Cor. Secretary, John Palrman; President. William Watt. Registrar, Janaes-Caldwell. Vioe-I'reslden.t, John Geddes. , Troasufor, Robert Strahan. BODDAM, * Secretary, John Coull. President, James Brown. Cor. Sec, George Strachen. • Vice-President, Robert Park, Treasurer, James Stephon. ; BUCKHAVEN {Leven). Sooretary, George Stephen. President; Robert Greig, Cor. Secretary, Robert HUtoheson, Treasurer, Alexander Patrick, Secretary, Thomas Ireland. .-• ' EO'NESS.- ' President, Georgo Cant. BTJCKLYVIE (Kippen). Vice-President. William Young. President, Rev. James Berry. Treasuror, John Paris, sen. Vice-President, William Wyber. Secretary, James Dymock. Treasurer, Andrew Spence, > Secretary, Robert Jack. Cor, Sec, Rev. James Berry. BONNYBRIDGE {Denny). President, George Turhbull. BURGHEAD. Vice-President, William TJre. President, Rov. J. M. Erskino.' Treasurer, Campbell Ferguson. Vtco-FrcBldont, James Froaer. Secretary, Robert Dobbie. Treasurer, James Morrison. Secretory, William Couper. BORGUE (KMcmulbrinht), BURNHAVEN (Peterhead). Hon. Prosldont, William M'Adam. President, Peter Buohan. Presidont, Bernard Lawson. Vice-President, David Oow. Vico-Bres., Thos. Airloy and John Hall. Treasurer, Peter Buohan. Treasurer, Samuel Dalülol, Socretary, John Summers, ; • Secretary, William M'Hafllo, > Cor, Soc,, Bernard Lawaon, F. 0, teacher, BURNTISLAND. President. John Duncanson, i BOWDEN & EILDON (St Bosieoll«}. Tree,'and Sec, Robert Pitlilo. ! President, Alox, Waters. BUSBY. Vlco-ProBldont, Archd. Hontliö. President, Rov. Dr Taylor.- * Treasurer, John Sudden. Vice-President, Rev. Alex, Andrew, Secretary, Alex. Ronton. Treasuror, John Whyto. Cor. Secretary, William Heatllc, Secretary, John Sanders. ABSTINENCE SOCIETIES. 65 CAIRNBULG (Cortes), CHAPELHALL (Airdrie). , President, Charles Tait. Hon. President, James Robertbn. Vlco-President, William Duthie. President, Alexander Stevenson. Treasurer, Andrew Dathie, jun. Vice-President, George Whitelaw. Secretary, Andrew Duthie,sen. ' Treasurer, William Paterson. Cor. Secretary, Robert Buehan. Secretary, George M. Russell. . i I. , . . » CAMBUSLANG. CHAPELKNOWE (Canonbie). President, Rev. John Johnston. President, Rev. J. C. Meiklejohn. Treasurer, Gabriel Fyfe. Treasurer, George Rutherford.. Secretary, Robert Black, Cor. Secretary, George Byers. CAMPBELTOWN". CHIRNSIDE. President, Rev. J. C. llussell. President, Rev. RobertNaismith. Vice-Pros., Math. Andrew, W. Hunter, Vice President, John S. Ferguson. G. Mitchell. Treasurer, John Ferguson, Treasurer, Alex. Montgomery. Secretary, John Jeffrey, Secretary, Daniel Galbralth. CLUNY (Aberdeen). CAJiPBELTOWNi—LlNTMlLL. Sec, Goo, Smith, Bridgend. President, Alex. M'Coneeby. Vice-President, Hector M'Millan. COALSNAUGHTON (Tillicoultry). Treasurer, James Christie. President, James Hunter. Secretary, John M'Phail. Treasurer, Joseph Tate. Secretary, Joseph W, Tate, jun. CAEDROSS. • President, Major J. T. Gells. COATBRIDGE. Vice-President, James M'Ouat. Honorary President, Rev. Wm. Stirling. Treas. and See., David Smith. Vice-Pres., Robt. Barnes, Robfc. Farrcn. Treasurer, Johh Cox. Secretary, John Anderson. CARLUKE. Cor. Sec, Hugh Gardiner, Water street. President, William Kelly. Officer, Henry Crombie. Treas. and Sec, Jas, Shirlaw. COCKENZIE (Prextonpans). CARMYLLIE (Arbroath). President, David Johnstone. President, Silvester Brown. Vice-President, John Thomson. Vice-President, John Gibson. Treas.'and Sec, John Bathgate. Treasurer, James Forrest. • Secretary, Andrew Paris. COMRIE (Crieff). President, Putrick M'Farlanc CARNOUSTIE. Vi co-President, Hugh Cameron. President, Alexander Wright, Treasurer, William Dryburgh. VIco-President, George Sheriff. Secretary, George Stephen. Treasurer, george J. Pairweather. Cor. Secretary, William Dryburgh. Secretary, Thomas Gray. Cor. Secretary, George Young. CONDORRAT. President, Walter M'Farlanc. CARRBRIDGE, Vice-Preaidont, John Forgie, President, James Grant. Treasurer, Georpie Letshman. Vice-Preaidont, Allan Crutckshank, Secretary, Walter M'Farlane, jun. Treasurer, John Cameron. Secretary, James Hogarth. CORRIE (Lockerbie). President, Johu'Burnio. OARSPHAIRN. Vice-President, Walter Littlo. President, James Carson, Treasurer, William Bell. Treasurer, Robert Brown. Secretary, John Moffat. Secretary, Duncan M'MurtrSo. CORSTORPHINE. . CERES (Cupar-Fife), President, Rev. James Morrison, Vice-President, Thomas Rodger. Vice-President, Robt. C. Thomson. Treasurer, Alexander Robertson. Treasurer, Gavin WIghtman. Secretary, John Beverldge. Secretary, Robert Cuddle. 66 ABSTINENCE SOCIETIES. COWDENBEATH (WesMrc). CUMNOCK—BAND OF HOPE. President, James Thomson. President, David Smith. Viee-President, William Pilbladdo. Vice-Presidents, Jame3 Drummond and Treasurer, Archibald Thomson. William M'Geaehan, jun. Secretary, Andrew Gardiner. Treasurer, William Thomson. Cor. Secretary, William Glass. Secretary, William White. CEATHIE. GUPAR-FIFK President, Alexander Laird. President, David Duncan. Vice-President, James Mackenzie. Vice-President, Rev. John Rankine. Treasurer, James Blair. Treasurer, Alex, Adamson. Secretary, John Smith. Secretary, Alex. Westwood. CREETOWN. DALBEATTIE. President, Thomas Lindsay. President, Thos. Maxwell. Vice-President, Peter M'Kie. Vlce-Preses., H. Robson and J. Johnstone. Treasurer, John Melville. Treasurer, Robt. Grieve. Secretary, Edward Hazlo. Secretary, Wm. Müllgan, CRIEFF. DALKEITH. President, Rev, Wm. Ramsay. President, George Blair. Vice-Presidents, Peter Gow and John Vico.Prese8.,Ja.Muirhoad and Jn. Wilson. Armstrong. Treasurer, John Davidson. Treasurer, John Cramb. Secretary, David Jordan. Secretary, John Campbell, James' sq. DALLAS (Foires). President, Alex. Grigor. CROCKETFORD. Vice-President, John Phlmister. President, John Ewart, Tronsuror, Alox. G rigor. Vice-President, James M'Murdo. Secretary, Jas. Philips. Treasurer, James Cavot. Secretary, John Pauline. DARVEL (Kilmarnock), President, Hugh Smith. CROM Aß (TarUnä). Vice-President, James Flndlay. Treasurer, Georgo Gauld, jun. Treasuror, John Hamilton. Secretary, Frank Stewart. Sec.,Nicol Gebbio, 8 West Main st. CROMARTY. DEERNESS (KirJcwall). President, Andrew M'ICenzie. President, David Towers. Vice-Pres. and Treas. David Barnett. Vice-President, Robert Cormack. Sec, Geo. Campbell. •Treasurer, James Hourio. Secretary, William Tullooh, P. C. teacher. CROOK OF DEVON (Kinross), Freeddent, Robert Crawford. »ESKFORD (Cutten). Treasurer, Alexander Wallaoo, President, John Mitchell. Secretary, David Boith. Treasurer, James Hay. Secretary, John Mitchell. GULLEN, Presidont, Rev, Ü. H. Murray. DOLLAR (by Stirling). Vice-President, C. Y. Michie. President, Mr Chalmers. Treasurer, William Bennett. Vlca-Freiident, Mr M-Loan. Secretary, D. G. Frasov. Treasurer, Mr Balllie. Secretary, Mr WJnirnto. Cor. Secretary, Mr Ballllo. CULROSH. President. Rev. W. 0. Stephen. DOLPHINTON, Vlco-Prt»ldant, Robert Peddle. Proiidötit, John Tod. Treasurer, John Pawuon, Vtce-Pi'OsMont, Alexander Robortson. Secretary, Rav, W. ö. Stephen, Troanurei*, Robot-t Ruigell. Soorotary, Jamoa Soott. CUMNOCK, President, Rev. Thomas Brisbane, DOUGLAS. Vico-l'reBldonta, Potor M'Callum and Presidont, Rev. James Ronald. John Prommond. Vice-President, Jarnos Russoll. Treasurer, William White Treasurer, Peter Meiltlo, Secretary, David Smith. Seorotary, John M, Watson. ABSTINENCE SOCIETIES. 67 DOUGLAS WATER (Douglas). DUNFERMLINE. President, Rev. James Naismith, President, John Currie. Vice-President, William Scott. Vice-Presidents, William Clarky James Treas. and Sec., Thomas Tennant, Rlg- Eaulds, James Dickie, and John Lee. stde, by Douglas. Treasurer, William Stevenson. Secretary, John Blellaeh. DO UN! AND DEANSTON (Dome). President, Peter Drummond. DUNKELD. Vice-President, James Brown. President, Rev. T. 0. Wilson. Treasurer, Robert Roy. Vice-President, Alex. Henderson. - Treas. and Sec, Roderick Anderson, jun. Secretary, James M'Ken acher, jun. Cor. Sec, Malcolm M'Kenzie, clothier. DUNOON. President, Rev. J. C. Johnston. DUMBARTON". Vice-President, John Tainsh. President, Alexander Kennedy. Treasurer, Alex. Turner, Vice-Presidents, Robert Roy and Alex. Secretary, R, L. Smith. Brown. Treasurer, William Lang. DUNSE. Secretary, Edward M'lntyre. President, Rev. William Ritchie. Cor. Soc, Robert B uchanan, West Bridg Vice-Preses., G. Young and W. Smith. end. Treasurer, John Newbiggiqg. Recording Secretary, William Houston. Secretary, John Maxwell. DUMFRIES-WORKING MEN'S. DUNSHALT (AvcMenmchtu). President, William Gregan. President, William Smith, Vice-Presidents, S, Anderson and Mr Vice-President, Poter Suttie. Allison. Treasurer, John Dick. Treasurer, Mr Shortridgc. Secretary, William Blitchell. Secretary, Mr Boll, Boys' Home, 15 Lore- burn street. EARLSTON. Registrar, S. Milligan. Secretary, Wm. Hislop. DUNBAR. EAST LINTON. President, John K.Koir. President,'Rov. John P. Alexander. Vice-President, Richard Storey. Treas. and Sec, James Anderson, Treasurer, Andrew Innes. ECCLEFECHAN. Secretary, Alexander Runeiraan. President, Thomas Graham. Vice-President, Robert Currie. DUNBLANE. Treasurer, Robert Park, President, Rev. William Blair, M.A. Secretary, William Farries. Vice-President, James Cramb. Cor. Secretary, John Latimer. Treasurer, Johndramb. Secretary, Duncan M'Nie. EDAY. Pres. and Sea. Rev. Jas. Ingram, M.A. DUNDEE. EDINBURGH. President, George Rough. President, Ebon. Murray. Vioo-Presidents, Rev, John Brand, Rev. Vice-Pi'esos., Richard Cameron, David R. Laurie, David Cowper.andJ.P. Smith. Craig, and Wm. Caldwell. Treasurer, George Batohelor. Treasurer, Robert W> Armour. Secretaries, Goorgo Oumming and James Secretary, Robert Strachau. Batcholor. Agent, John Darter. EDINBURGH—ABSTAINERS' UNION. President, John Vallance. DUNDEE—HAwiunu. Youtra llm'a. Vice-Proses., Henry Murray, Duncan President, Rov. John Masson. Doohard, George Beddio. Vico-Presas., Poter Smith and D. Edward. Treasui'or, John Peattio. ' Treasurer, Alexander Burnett. Secretary, A. G. Murray. Secretary, David Easson. Cor. Secretary, Robert Cranston, jun,, Cor. Secretary, David Brown. 47 North Bridge. Officer and Collector, John Armstrong. DUNDEE—LÖCIIEE ABS. UNION. EDINBURGH—CANONGATE UNION. President, Rov. Andrew Inglis. President, William Crawford. Vice-Preso3., T. Angus and J, Baillie. Vice-President, Adam Sutherland. Treasuror, Henry M'Craw, Treasurer, James Foreman Henderson. Secretary, William Niooll, pattern maker. Sec, John Livingston, 260 Canongato. 68 ABSTINENCE SOCIETIES. EDINBURGH—FoUKIAINBUIDOK. FERRY-PORT-ON-CRAIG. Hon. President, Rev. J. H. "Wilson, M.A. Cor. Secretary, John Ireland, jun. President, Rev. John Morgan. Vice-Presidents, John "Wilson, Geo. Talt, FINDHORN (Forres). Treasurer, William S. Moir. President, John Mackay, Secretary, D. Macfarlane. Treasurer, Alex. Farquhar, Cor. Sec, John Telfer, 44 Grove Street. Secretary, Wm, Simpson. EDINBURGH—LOTHIAH ROAD. FINDOOHTY ((Mien). Presidents, Rev. Wm, Reid, and Rev. W. President, George Flett, Fleming. Vice-President, George Sutherland. Vice-Presidents, Dr Menzies, John Jef Treasurer, James Campbell. frey, William M'Dougall. Secretary, James Sutherland, Treasurer, Hugh Campbell. (Jor. Secretary, Alexander Sutherland. Secretary, John S. M'Adani. FINTRAY (Aberdeen). EDINBURGH—MORKINGSIDE. President, Alexander Littlejohn, President, Professor Calderwood. Treasurer, James M'Lean. Treasurer, William Dickson. Secretary, J, Oumming, Secretary, Thomas Pirret. Cor. Secretary, James Walker, Berwick. EDINBURGH—PLEASAKCE. FINTRAY & MILLSEAT (Turriff). President, J. H. Wallace, President, Rov. Georgo Saunders, Vice-Presidents, George M'Kay, and A.G. Vice President, John Ledingham. Murray. Treasurer, John Smart, Treasurer, William W, Grant. Secretory, Thomas Fraser, Kinbot, Secretary, Charles M'Donald. FOCHABERS, EDINBURGH—PoirrSBURGH. President, James Henderson. President, Rev. D. Ogilvle, A.M. Vico-Prcsidont, James Innos. Vice-Presidents, James Douglas and John Treasurer, Robert Innes. Dickson. Secretary, John Inglis, Treasurer, James Smith, jun. Secretary, William M'Call. FOLDHOUSE (Wldtbum). Cor, Sec, John Sutherland, 12 Grindloy st. President, John Wardlaw, Vice-President, Walter Russell, EDINBURGH—WEST POÄI SOCIETV. Treasurer, Robert Rae. President, Wm Brownlie. Registrar, William M'Callum. Vice-Presidents, T. Johnston and J. Cor. Secretary, Peter Thornton. M'Ara. Treasurer, D. Buchanan. FORDOUN AND ARBUTHNOT. Secretary, J. B. Chalmers, 40 Earl Groy st. (Fordotm). Presidont, William Smith. ELLON. Vice-President, John Duncan, Presidont, Rev. James Ireland, Treasurer, John Garvie. Treasurer, George Ruxton. Secretary, James Smith, Secretary, Thomas Cowieson. EORDYC1 (Banff). ' EVIE (Fimtown). Cor. Secretary, Alexander Raffan, President, William Brown, Vice-President, William Robertson, FORFAR, Treasurer, David Robertson. Presidont, Georgo Arthur, Secretary, John Sinclair, Vice-Pros, and Treas., William Sturrock. Sec, George Strachan, 10 Osnaburgh 8t, FALKIRK. President, Rev. George Wado. FORGLEN (Tmriff)' Vico-Presidonta, William Donaldson, Jns. Prosidont, James Faii'woathor, Johnston, and Robert Flndlay, Vioo-Pi'osidont, James Brebner, Treasuror, William Hlgglns, Treasurer, Roes Robertson, Secrotary, Thomas Hope. Seorotnvy, Goorgo Murker. Sup, of Band of Hope, John M'Gilchrlst. FORRES. FERRYDEN (Montrose). President, Rov. Wm. Watson. President, Rev. Hugh Mttohoil. Vice-President, Rev. Robert Kerr. Vice-President, James Paton, Treasuror, John Holonzone. . Treasurer, James Anderson, Secretary, W. Monzies. Secretary, Walker Coull. Cor, Secretary, W. Watson, ABSTINENCE SOCIETIES. 69 FRASERBURGH. GLASGOW—ABSIAINEES' UNION. President, Robert Tindall, jun. President, Thomas Steel. .Vice-President, James Couper. Vice-Presidents, Henry Tosh, Thomas Treasurer, John Trail. Lawrie, John Lindsay. Secretary, John Munro. Treasurer, John Gourlay. Cor, Secretary, James Couper. Sec. James Airlie, 18 Renfleld St. Col,, Robert Hillhouse, GALASHIELS. President, Rev. A. Brown. GLASGOW—ABSTAINEES* CONFEDEBA- Treasurer, George Hogg; HON. Secretary, John Scott. President, William Smeal. Cor. Secretary, Thomas Messer, Vice-Presidents, Samuel Law and J. R. Green. GARDENSTOWN (Banff). Treasurer, William Pitt. President, Robert Gordon. Secretary, J. M. Cunningham. Vice-President, W. B. Durno. Treasurer, William Andrew. GLASGOW—BIKNIB'S CODET. Secretary, John Pyper, President, Peter Ferguson. Vice-Preses., T. Adam and S. Barclay. Treas. and Sec, J. M. M'Callum. GARLIESTON AND SORBIE. President, P. Hughan. Vice-President, W. Gibson. GLASGOW—Bisnop SWEET. Treasurer, Andrew Shearer. President, Rqv. James M'Lean. See., Ales. Robertson, Post Office, Vice-President, James Smith. Treasurer, William M'Lean. Secretary, Rev, Jas. M'Lean, 159 North GARMOUTH AND KINGSTON Shamrock street. (Fochabm). President, George Murray, Vice-President, William Walker. GLASGOW — BaiDGETON Amrw AND Treas. and Sec, Georgo Murray. Jm'EKItE. President, David Moore. GARNKIRK (Moodieslnvm), Vice-Preses., J. Murdoch and J. Jamieson. Patroness, Miss Sprot. Treasurer, James Mulr, President, William Murray, M.D. Sec, W. Turnbull, 100Cannlngst.,Calton Vice-President, John Cross. Treasurer, Georgo Mather, jun. GLASGOW—CATBOABT; ROAD WEBLEJAN Secretary, Nairn Donaldson. BAND OJT HOPE, President, Rev. H. J. Pope. * GÄRNQUEEN (Coatbridge.) Treasurer, Daniel Macdougall. President, James Dunaohlo. Assistant Secretaries, James Hunter and Vice-President, David Maokie. Riehard Hunter.. Treasurer, William Held. Cor. Sec, James Cooker, 107 Union at. Secretary, William Kerr, GLASGOW— CoHMsmour,. GATEHOUSE. President, John M'Gavin. President, Bernard Lawson. Vice-Presidents, Georgs Roy and Alex. Vice-President, John Campbell, Frame. Treasurer, John Cairns. Treasurer, Robert Stewart. Secretary, John Coltart. Secretary, James Lemon. GIRVAN—WOBKINO MEN'S. GLASGOW—CoweAmrara JuVEWIiB, President, Gilbert Chalmers. Hon, President, Thomas Brown. Vioo-Presldont, Joseph Henry Hopkins. President, Alexander Buchanan. Treasurer, John Dorioek. Treasurer, William Cairney. Secretary, William Sheriff. Secretary, James M. Davies. GLADSMUIR IRON" WORKS GLASGOW— ÜowöADBBNS YouNa (Tranent). Men's. President, Andrew Christie. Hon. Pres., John Copeland, •Vice-President, James Grade. President, James M. Davie*. Treasurer, David Tonnant, Vice-President, Wm. C. Tait. Secretary, James Grade. Treasurer, Robert Stuart. Cor. Secretary, William Craven. Secretary, Daniel Weir, IS Royal arcade. TO ABSTINENCE SOCIETIES. GLASGOW—GEETFEIAUS' WOSKISG GLASGOW—WniTEHAicr MEN'S BAND OP HOPE. President, John Scotfrf President, A, Ross, VicG^Prosideut, David R/Graliam. Treasurer, Thomas Wilson. ' Treasurer, Williäüt.RuSiöll. — Secretary, T^JRobertson, , • ' See, John Russell, 3 Shaftesbury st. GLASGOW -Kjso STREET*^CHHHSWA^ GLASGOW—WOMUNÖ MEN'S. .. AH» TEKTESANOB MI#SR>N. x President, Thomas Wilson. Honorary PÄident, Rojtf J.>. B'.;->Johit- Vice-Presidents, Alex. G. Ross and Robert •• .< stön,-D;D, ,v M'Corab. •: " Prösidönt/John TSJieoI; Treasurer, David Parker. r'i Vice-President, Eohert Howat. - f Sec. and Cor. See., John Robertson, 230 Treasnjfer, David Motherwell. Stirling road. S&relary^Jaflles Lyle, 24 Maltland st. Kecbrairt^ocrotary, Robert Motherwell. GLASGOW—W#ND FBEB OHÖEOH. President, Duncan M'fctaugTiton. GLASGOW — 'Wirft' GonnAts, Secretary,; John Hansen, BAND of. JK'rt AND Xvvßxttat Ami- TonAoojS SociETr. • Honorafy President, Rev. David* M'Rae, GLASGOW—Youim MBN'0 ASSOCIATION. M.A.- President, Jobn Smith, Presidents, John Oameboli,sen., and John Vice-Presidents, Wm. Bond and John Jlowat. ; Buchanan, jun. Treasurer, George M'Oajtney. Treasurer, John Barrowman. Secretary, Donald McNeill, 4 Av-gylo st. Sec, J. A. D. Risk,'32 Steven street. Anti-Tobaccö Secretary, Joba^ampboU, jün., 160 Stockwell streetr GLASS, President, James Taylor. GLASGOW—MH.F/EN» ADUM AND JU . Vice-President, Peter Bain. VENIL«, Treasurer, Wm. Lamb. President, James M'Lennan. Secretary, James Aberdeen, merchant. Vice-President, Mi? Young. , , Treasurer, Mr KHight. Sec, Nell Carswell, 202 Dafeo st, GLENLUCH, President, Rev. Seurgo Wilsou. GLASGOW—REFOHMED PnissrntTEaiAN. Treasurer, Thomas Russell, Presidoöt, John Fulton. SECRETARY, John Miller. Vice-President, John Dickie. Treas. afld Seö., Ale*. O, Wright, 188 GLBNLYON (Aherfeldy). Hösnltal.stfeot. President, John Cameron. Treasurer, Donald M'Farlane, GLASGOW-ROÖK Viril MISSION, Secretary, Peter Gorrlo. Presidebt, Robert Forgiv. Treasurer, Hugh Smith, GLENORCHY (Inveraray.) Secretary, Duncan Caraiounel. President, Rev. Robt. M, Macfarlane. Cor.Seoy., Robeft Forgie, 20» St Qeorgo'ö Vice President, John Campbell. Road. Treasurer, Peter M'örcgor. Secretary, John M'Gregor. GLASGOW — TJHWBD WORKIHÖ MEN'S, «6 CASBMMUSQS, AMD BRASOU SOCIETY, 74ÖUAnr,Ka STJUMCT, BRIDÖBION. GLUlN'VlLLAGB, President, Thomas Macltie. President, Henry Walker. VleVFreflaents, James GatbfaitB, Jöftn Vice-President, Wm, Hamilton, •Campbell, and David Campbell. Treas. and Sec, Henry Walkw, Treasurer, John Btnither», Secretary, William Johnston. GOTJROCK, Cor, See., James Söuter, 1 Cadüöw »treot. Prosldont, George Turner, Treasurer, Georgo Murray, , GLASGOW—WESIRS. Secretary, John Peters, , President, P. II. Stark. Vieo-PrMdöni*, P. BrowOf W. Wnddoll, GOVAN—ABSTAINERS' UHIOH. J, Black, Hon. Pres., Rev, J. B. Joumton, D.D. , TrensureP, John Crnig, President, Bailie Thomson, of Fairfield. Joint Sewotntledj Oharlsi Lawson and Vice-president, Peter M'Laren. Thomas NaUmltb.. Treasurer, James Brown. Cor. See, Ohas. Lawson, 448 Argyle et Secretary, Archibald M'Loan. ABSTINENCE «ÖCtETiES. '71 GEANGE* (Newmül, Keith), HAGGS (Benny). Bon. Pres., Key. John Murdoch. President, George Mirk. President, James' Shand. Vice-President, David FOtheringham Vice-President, Robert Christie. Treasurer, William Anderson. Treasurer, Alex. Reid, . Secretary, William. BairÜ, Secretary, Samuel Smith. HAMILTON—ABSTAINERS' UKION. GRANGE &KILLIEMORE {Wigtown). Honorary President, Re*. A, C. MacPhail. President, Andrew M'Fadyean, President, William Naismilh. Vice-President, Adam Dickson. Vice-President, William PerguSon, Treasurer, Win. Nevfson.- Treasurer, Robert Fleming. Secretary, G. M'Fadyean. Secretary, Andrew R. Rap, ^63 Quarry st, ' HAWICK, GRANGEMOUTH, President, William Inglls. President, Peter Hftslic Vice-Presidoüts, Robert Murray and Adam Vice-President, C. M. Allan. Scott. Treasurer, Henry Russell. Treasurer, Thomas Allan. Secretary, James Hutton. Secretary, Androw Rutherford. Sup. of Juveniles, C. M. Allan. Cdr. Sec, Hugh taw. GRANTOWN. . HEIENSBURGH. President, Win. Fleming. .^President, Andrew Provah, Vice-President, Rev. Wm. Grant. Vice-President, Walter Bain, Treasurer, Alex, Grant. Treasurer, Colin Campbell. Secretary, Peter Grant. Secretary, Malcolm M'Pherson. , Cor. Sec, Wm, Glass. HELMSDALE. GREENLAW, President, John M'Millan. Presidont, Rov. J Fairbairn, Vice-President, Alex, Anderson, Vice-President, Qulntin Koir. Treasurer, John Milne. Treasurer, Henry Miller. Secretary, John M'Millan. Stcrctary, Robort Gibson, HÜNTLY. GREENOCK. President, AloxandorPaln. President, Robert Little, Esq.., J.P. Vice-President, George M'Intyre. Vice-Presidents, Captain Brotchie, Treasurer, Alexander. Grant, P. Cram, and others. SeOretary, James M'Lftod. Treasurer, T. P. Jamieson, Cor, Sec, Alexander Sivewrlghi, Secretary, JAmes Findlay, Cor. Secretary, John Lang. HUtTON (LoeJcettno). Officer, Alexander Bums. President, GeöfgB Graham. Vice-President, Jamc3 Hetherington, GUEENOCK—CARTSDXKH WOBKINO Treasurer, Walter Bryden. MEN'S. Secretary, William Blackloelr, Parte house President, Thoma3 M'tntyre. Vice-Presidents, John Borland and Jamoi INKERMAN (Pauley). Crawford. President, William White. Treasurer, David Taylor, Treasurer, Charles M'Keehnie. Secretary, Alexander Adams, Jun. Secretary, Andrew Ross. Cor. Sec, David Moffat. INNERLEITHEN. GREENOOK—CoNQ&EaATiosAi. President, Rev, W. Dohson, Cnuncn, Vico-Pfösldeiits, John WilMe and James Presldant, David Moffat, Shlel. VIco-Presidents, James K, Rao and Robt. Treasurer, George Howden. Hamilton. Seeretary, Thomas Dobson. Treas. and Sec, John Galbrnith. Cor, Sec, Richard PMrce. HADDINGTON. INSCH, President, Rev, J, Hlnshelwood. President, Rev. William Elmslto. Vloa-Presldent, Robert Tulloch. Vice-President, Goorge M'Donald. . Treasurer, Robert Wallace. Treasurer, John RuSBell. Secretary, Magnus Badger. Secretary, James Dixon. Cor. Sec, W. F. Machray. Cor. Sec, Robort Robertson. 12 , ABSTINENCE SOCIETIES. INSCH—BAND OF HOPE. KELTON HILL (by Castle Douglas)- Treasurer, William Kennedy. Cor. Sec, John Blacklock, boot nud shoe Superintendent, George M'Donald. maker. INVERALLOCHY (.Cortes). KENNOWAY (Windygates.) President, John Duthie. President, David J. Maeflc, J.P. Vice-President, John Strachau, Vice-President, Peter Dawson. Treasurer, Andrew Ritchie. Treasurer, Andrew Livingston. Secretary, Alexander Buchau. Secretary, Wm. Hayworth. Cor, Secretary, William May. KILARROW (May). INVERARAY. Hon. Pres., Claud Macfte. President, Rev. Gilbert Melkle. President, John M'Neill. Vice-President, John Thomson. Vice-Presidents, James Cowan, and Treasurer, William Meikle. Arthur Graham. Secretary, Duncan Monro. Treasurer, John Stirling, Cor. Secretary, Malcolm Thomson« Secretary, John M'Arthur, F. C. school. KILBARCHAN. INVERESHIE (Kingussie), President, John Huntor. President, Alexander M'Intosh. Vice-President, Archibald Craig. Vice-President, John Macpherson. Treasurer, Robert Gibson. Treasurer, Charles Grant. Secrotary, John Anderson. Secretary, James M'Gregor. Cor. Secretary, George France. KILOREGGAN AND COVE. President, G. M. Bain. INVERKEITHING, Vice-President, Robert Orr. President, Thomas Law. Treas. and Sec, Robert Harvey, Vice-President, James Ross. Treasurer, John Hay. KILMALCOLM. Cor, Secretary, James Eindlay. President, Rev. James E. Fyfo. INVERURIE. Treasurer, Wm. Galbraith. President, Bev. John Miller. Cor. Sec, Rev. JamesE, Fyfe, (LP. manso Treasurer, Mr Newlands. Secretary, Alex. Reld, 83 High street. KILMARNOCK. Hon. Preses., Rev. Robert Hislop and JEDBURGH. John Aitken. President, Rev, W, Hutchison. President, John Pateraon. Vice-Presidents, Rov. John Poison and Vice-President, Wm. Reid. John Curio. Treasurer, Wm. M'Cutcheon. Treasurer, Thomas Oliver, Secrotary, Robt, AgneW. Secretary, William Harknesa, cabinet maker, High st. KILMARNOCK—ABSTAINERS' UNION. Hon. Proses., Rev. Messrs Bathgate, JOHNSTONE. Byrnes, Stobo, Hyslop and Clenaghen, President, Thomas Roberts. A.D.Stewart, John Guthrie, Wm Fin- Vice-President, Robert Neilson. lay, J. & A. Latnont, A. Aitkeu, and Treasurer, Alexander Fisher. W. M'Nab. Secretary, James Blaekwood. President, John Reid. Cor, Secretary, James Caldwell. Vico-Presos,, Messrs Auld, Jnck, Camp- hell, Cameron, Bitrgoss, Glbb, KEISS. Treasurer, Robort M'Call, President, Rov. James Scott. Secrotury, Alex, P, Brown. j Vice-President, John Cook, Treasurer, James Bold. KILMARONOCK (Alexandria). 1 Secretary, Donald Bremner. President, Thomas M'Ktniay. Vice-President, James Currio, KEITHHALL, Treasurer, Robert Currlo, , President, George Bruce, Soeretaty, Noil M'Nell, Vice-President, James Young. Cor, Sec, John M«Noll, Treasurer, William Jamieson, Cor. Secretary, William BothwoII. KILSYTH. ! President, Rov, J. 0, Jago. KELSO, Vice- President, Samuel Dlokson. President, Alexander MollSson, Treasurer, Walter White Yloe-President3, D. Adams &s J. Kirlchind. Secrotary, William Duncan. Socretary, James Melroso. Cor. Socretary, Rev. J. Ü. Jago. ABSTINENCE SOCIETIES, KILWINNING. KIRKPATRICK-DURHAM (Dal President, Andrew M'Connell. beattie). "Vice-President, Andrew M'Crorie. President, Rev. G. Greig. Treasurer, William Dale. Vice-President, Alox. Shennan. Secretary, Robert Wylie. • Treasurer, James Sharp. Hon. Sec, Thomas Brown, Secretary, Hugh Peacock.' KINGSKETTL1. KIRRIEMUIR. President, Rev. Hugh Barr. President, Rev. Mr M'Lean. Secretary, Robert Angus. Treasurer, David Wilhlo. Secretary, Chas. Doig, Denhead. KINLOCH-RANNOCH. President, Arthur Forbes, LANGHOLM. - Vice-Presidents, John Campbell and D. President, Rev. William Watson. M'Gregor. Treasurer, Robert Seott. Treas. and Sec, Paul Cameron, photo Secretary, Walter Scott. grapher. LABBERT (FalHrTe). KINROSS. President, James M'Lymont. President, Robert Blackwood. Vice-President, Andrew Uro. Vice-President David Arnot, Treasurer, William Inglis. Treasurer, John Clark. Secretary, George Uro. Secretary, Andrew Honour. Cor. Secretary, David Marshall. LARKHALL. President, John Winning. KINTORE. Treasurer, Richard Canfield. President, Thomas Watt. Sec, John M'Math, Hawthorn cottage Treasurer, Alexander Shepherd. Registrar, Thomas Spalding. Secretary, Georgo Deans. LASSWADE AND BONNYRIGG. KIRKCALDY, ABBOTSHALL, AND* (Lasswade\ PATHHEAD (Kirkcaldy.) President, Robert Blair. President, John Hogarth. Vice-President, Peter Neilson. Vice-Presidents, Alexander Seattle, Thos. Treasurer, James Stoddart. Cargill, James Walker. Secretary, James Law. Treasurer, Alexander Gibson. Regr. Secretary, Roger Ay ton Henderson. LASSWADE AND BONNYRIGG— Cor, Sec., James Muir, 26 Kirk wynd. BAXS OF HOPE SOCIETY. President, Peter Neilson. KIRKCOWAN. Vice-President, William Muir. President, Rev, John Dawson. Treasurer, James Stoddart. Vice-President, William Henry. Secretary, James Lawl Treasurer, William M'Kie, Cor. Secretary, Rev. John Dawson. LATHERON (Golspie). President, Rev. Hugh M'Calman, KIRKCUDBRIGHT. Treasurer, Duncan M'Lennan. President, Provost Samuel Cavan. Secretary, W. 8. Maekay, schoolmaster. Vice-Presidents, Robert M'Conebie and William Brown. LAUDER. Treasurer, William Gibson, sen. President, Bov. Thomas Waters. Secretary, William M\Ewen. Vice President, Bev. George Robson, Treasurer, W. D. Alk man. KIRKHOPE C&ftäft). Secretary, Wm. Alexander, E.C. teacher. President, Hugh M'Morran. Treasurer, Thomas Grieve, LEITH. Secretary, David Mitchell. President, Gilbert Archer. Vice-Presidents, G. Crulckshanks and W. KIRKINTILLOCH. Martin," President, Georgo Crulckshanks. Treasurer, Andrew Scott. Vke-Prostdent, Robert Goudle. Recording Secretary, Andw. Chapman. Treasurer, Archibald Alexander. Cor. Soc, Robert Sinclair, 13 Glover sr. Secretary, John Leltoh, East High street. LESLIE AND PRINLAWS (Leslie). KIRKNEWTON. President, Rev. Archibald Allison. President, Peter Turner. Vice-Presidents, Rev. Benjamin Martin, Vice-President, James Glasgow. A.M., and John Sto'rrer. Treasurer, Richard Torrance. Treasurer, John O. Goodfellow, Sec, James B. Smith, Greenloan cottage. Secretary, William Jackson. 74 ABSTINENCE) SOCIETIES. LESMAHAGOW. LOWTHERTOWN (Annan). President, William Miller. Pres* and.Vice-President, John Bell. Vice-President, Gavin Cowper. Treasurer, James Bryson. •Treasurer, Andrew Miller, Secretary, David Kirfcpatrick. Secretary, James Anderson. Cor, Secretary, Peter R&we. LUNDIN Mlth (Largo). President, Andrew White. LEVEN. Treasurer, George Clark. President, PayAd J, Maqfle. Secretary, Robert Strang. Vice-Presidents, Rev. Robert Fisher and Michael T. Wallace* LYBSTER (Caithness). Treasurer, John Wilson. President, Rev. William Maefle, B.A. Secretary, John White. Vice-President, Ponald Sutherland. Cor, Secretary, Michael T, Wallace. Treasurer, James Georgesan. Secretary, James Miller. LILLHSW1A3? (SeWm. Cor. Secretary, James Forbes* President, Joseph Park, Treasurer, Georgo Althen. MACDUFF. Secretary, Thomaa Turnbull, President, James Farquharson, Treasurer, John H, Henry, LISMORE. (Appin). Cor. Secretary, James Smith. President, Alexander Ross. Vice-President, Rev. Alex, Livingstone. MAR (Aberdeen), Treasurer, John M'Dougall. President, Alexander Sutherland. Secretary, Alexander Ross. Vice-President, Thomas Grant. LQCH1JÜP ANP NEW ABBEY. Treasurer, Charles Stuart. President, Thomas Ktrkconnell. Secretary, Georgo Smith* Vice-Presidents, John Hamilton aud Jas. Harkness. MARKINCH (Fife). Treasuror, John Harper. President, Patrick BallingaH. Secretary, Rev. Daniel Duncan, Vice-President, Philip Spittal. Treasurer, Henry Melville, LD0HF0OT (DMn#fe). Secretary, Jamea Black, President, James Patoreon, Vice-President, Andrew Hewit. MARYCÜLTER (Aberdeen). Treasurer:, Joseph "Craig, Presidont, John Bisset. Cor. Secretary, Jamea Lindsay, Treasurer, David Bisset. Cor. Secretary, Alex. Esson. LOCHGILPHEAD. President, Rev. William Fräser. MARYHILL. Vice-President, Archibald Brown. President, James Shaw, Treasurer, Donald Eraser, jun. Vice-President, Rev. Robert Nlverj. Secretary, Donald Fcaser, sen. Treasurer, Alexander Henderson. Cor, Secretary, James Rankin. See., Wm. Pitt, Susan Murray Place. LOCHGOILHEAP. Treasurer, Neil Campbell. MBLDRUM (OldMUrum). Secretary, Duncan Blair. President, Rov. George Garluch. , Treasurer, Charles Straohan, LOCKERBY. Secretary, William Rothuie, President, W. Bryden. Vice-President, John Brockte. MEN8TRIB (Memtri*)- Treasurer, Wm. Mlngins, Preildont, JnmsB Henderson. Secretary, Thomas Stoddart. Treasurer, Aioxander Stewart. Cqr, Secretary, Wm. Minglns. Secretary, Robert Cram. LOGIE (Farm). MET1ILI0, Prudent, ttw. Mr Andei ion. President, James Simpson, Vice-President, William Fräser, Vice-President, G, Hoy. Trep, and Sec, William Martin, Logie 1 SchoolhoiiBo. Xreajuror, Aloxajidqt Robb, Secretary, W. Hay. LOGI1-ALMOKD. President, Robert Peddle. MIPFQRTH (Cumwath). Treasurer, William Taylor. President, John Surnmeivlilo, Secretary, James Gorrle. * Treasuror, John M'Kendiiok. Or, See., John Taylor. Secretary, Jamos M'CaJlumv .ABSTINENCE SOCIETIES. 75 MIDMAR (Aberdeen). MOYNESS (Forres)* President, John Cooper. President, Rev. John Whyto. Vice-President, John Urquhart, Vice-President, Peter Robertson, sen. Treasurer, David Urquhart* Treasurer, Thomas Bliss. Secretary, William Dowar. Secretary, William Brown. MÜNLOCHY (by Iwiermss). MILLPORT. President, Murdoch Davidson. President, David Wishart. Treasurer, John Finlayson. Vice-President, John Wallace. Secretary, Alexander Taylor. Treasurer, James Little. Secrotary, William Smith. MUSSELBURGH, I Hon. President, Rev. Mr Simpson. MILLPORT—FflHAKE. President, Colin D. Campbell. " President, Miss Susan Paterson. Vice-President, W. S. Watt, Treas., Miss Isabella Euing. Treasurer and Secretary, G, Wishart. Secretary, Anna Bella Wishart. MUTHILL (Orig). . President, Robort Taylor. MILNATHORT. Vice-Presidents, J. Morrison and J. President, John Henderson. M'Robbic Vice-President, William Henderson. Treasurer, Hugh Robin. Treasurer, Laurence Greig, Secretary, John G. Duff. Secretary, Andrew King. NEWARTHILL (ähtherwll). MILNTOWN OF NEW TARBET President, David Jpmleson; (Parkhill.) Treasurer and SECRETARY. Walter Gibb. President, Rev. D. C. Macdonald. Vice-President, James Sinclair. NEWBURGH (Fife), Treasurer, James Easter, President and Vice-President, George Secretary, James Ross. Robertson. Cor. Sec, Rev. D, C. M'Donald, P.C. Treasurer, James Grelg. Manse1, Kilmulr, Invorgordou. Secretary, Dr David Lyell. MINISHANT (Mayboh). NEWCA STLETON. President, John Clark. President, James Inglls. Vice-President, Hugh M'Lollan, Vico-President, Andrew Rutherford. Treasurer, James Llmond, _ Treasurer, Thomas Elliot. Secretary, John Clark. Secretary, John NLCHOL, , , MOFFAT. NEW LANARK (Lanark), Vice-President, George HalHdoy. President, Rev. George M'Hardy, M«A Treasurer, Alexander Hepburn. Treasurer, Hugh Gold. Secretary, John Easton. Secretary, Daniel M. Sinclair. Cor. Sec, Johnston Edgar. NEWMILNS. MONQUHITTER (Furrffl. Hon, President, John Brace, P.D. President, Alexander Thomson, President, Joseph Hood. . VICE-President, Alexander Gerard, Vice-President, Matthew Todd. Treasurer, George Fordyce. Treasurer, George Haddow. Cor. Sec, James Tonnant, CummiBtown. Secretary, George Mackie. Cor. Secretary, Malcolm Mackintosh. MONTROSE. President, Andrew Cobb. NEW P1TSLIGÖ. Vice-Presidents, Peter Duff and William President, Rev. William M'Gowati. Moffat. Vice-President, Rev. David J. Gass. Treasurer, James B, Clark. Treasurer, Thomas Robb. Secrotary, David Bruce. Secretary, Alexander Cassle. Cor. Sec, James Mitchell. Cor. Secretary, Peter D. M'Gowan. MOTHERWELL. NEWTONHILL (8t NEWTON-STEWART. PENICUIK. President, Walter M'Ew en. President, John Brown. Treasurer, John Duncan. Vice-President, William Duncan. Secretary, John M'Ewen. Treasurer, Stephen Wilson. Secretary, Henry J. Tait, NORTH BUTE (Rothesay-). Cor. Secretary, James Duncan. President, Humphrey M'F. Chalmers. Treasurer, John Hydman, PERTH. Secretary, James Chalmers. Yica-Preses., David Morton, and J. B. SIme. OBAN. Treasurer, John Burns. President, Rev, P. M Kercher, M.A. Secretary, William Simpson. Vice-Presidents, Rev. Charles Whyte and Cor. Secretary, John Grant. Duncan Whyte. Registrar, J. B. Sirae. Treasurer, Richard Watson. Secretary, Angus M'Lucas. PETERHEAD. President, Rev. James Stewart. OCHILTREE (Cumnock), Vicc-Preses., Thomas Bell and John President, John Wilson. Chaddock. Vice-President, James M'Lean. Treasurer, Wm. Fowler. Treasurer, Andrew Murdoch, jun. Secretary, John Craig. Secretary, James 0. Brown. Cor, Sec, David Craig, 42 Merchant st. OXTON (Lander). President, James Bell. PITLOCHRY. Vice-President, John Waddell. President, Thomas Roy. Treasurer, William Waddcli. Vice-President, George Arnott. Secretary, James Swan. Treasurer, Lawrence M'Laren. Secretary, James C. Petors. PAISLEY. Cor. Secretary, Thomas Roy. President, Rev. Adam Dunlop. Vlce-Preses., Hugh Harper, Robert Bird, PITTENWEEM. Andrew Whlteford, and Thomas Qoodlet. President, James Adamson. Treasurer, Thomas Graham. Vice-President, James Cunningham. Secretary, Alex. Todd. Treasurer, Thomas Purvis, Secretary, David Balfour. PAISLEY—ABSTAINERS' UKIOK. Cor, Secretary, Alexander Wilson. President, John Brown. Vice. Preses., Daniel Richmond, M.D., PITTULIE AND SANDHAVEN. Robert Kerr, and Jameä Johnston. (Fraserlurgh), Treasurer, Thomas Muir. President, Robert Mitchell. Sec, Robert Crawford, Park pi., Calside. Vice-President, William Watt. Superintendent, Band of Hope, Charles D. Treasurer, Alexander Sim. Wason, George street. Secretary, James Trail. PAISLEY—FEMALE. POLLOKSHAWS. President, Mrs ErsUlno. President, John Hall. , Vice-Presidents, Mrs Bell and Vice-Presidents, A. J. Hunter and George Mrs Whiteford. Watson, Treasurer, Mr« Paton. Treasurer, Matthew Welsh, Cor. Sec, Jane Bell. Secretary, Joseph Henderson. Cor. Secretary, Fetor Dewar, King st, PARK AND NEW LEEDS (Corks). President, Rev. W. D. Moffat. Vice-President, John Milne. PORT.ELLON (May). Treasure)', Alex. Hcndorson, jun. (No Offlco-BoarorB sent). Secretary, Georgo Anderson. Cor. Sccrotaty, Wm. WiHox, Jun., Park. PORT-ESSIE. President, William Smith, jun. PARKHEAD AND WE8TMUIR Vice-President, Joseph Farquhar. (Parlthead). Treasurer, George Smith. President, Douglas Baxtof. Sccrotary, William Cormacic, • Vice-President, James Little. Treasurer, James Marshall, PORT-GLASGOW. Secretary, James J. Humllton. Provident, Matthew Nutt. Cor, Sec, Hugh Held. Treasurer, Matthew Holm. ABSTINENCE SOCIETIES. 77 PORTKNOCKIE. ROSEHEARTY (Fraserburgh). President, Alexander Malr. President, Stuart Duthie. Vice-President, William Benzles. Vice-President, James Ritchie. Treasurer, James Wilson. Treasurer, N. S. Milne. Secretary, John M'Gruer, chemist. Secretary, Andrew Ritchie. Cor, Secretary, William Downio. PORTMAHOMACK. President, Alexander Bain. ROSENEATH. Treasurer, Daniel Rose. Hon. President, Robert Little. Secretary, James Eraser. President, Robort Turner. Treasurer, Robort Morrison. POBTOBELLO. Secretary, John M'Lean, President, Rev. Francis Johnston. Cor. Secrotary, James Morrison. Vice-President, Rov. Alex. M'Millan. Treasurer, James White. ROSLIN, Secretary, Andrew Niven. President, David Old. Cor. Secretary, James White. Vice-President, Robert Todd. Treasurer, George W. Llddell. PORTSOY (JJanß). Secretary, David M. Law. President, Rev. W. W. Poyton. Vice-President, John Peterkin. ROTHES g>y Elgin). Secretary, Alexander Bremner. President, HayMacdowatl Grant Vice-Presidents, Rev. Alex. Mac Watt and PORT-WILLIAM. James Younle. President, Rev, Wm. Dunlop. Treasurer, Blurdoch Cameron. Treasurer, S, Glrven. Secretary, William Dean, Secretary, J, Macmillan. ROTHESAY. RAFFORD (Forres). President, David Robertson. President, William Leal, Vice-Presidents, Alex. Duncan and John Vice-President, John Walker, • Bunting. Treasurer, Hugh Tullooh, Treasurer, Foter Robertson. Sec, Alex. Wilson, hoot and shoemaker. Secretary, Hugh R. Campbell. RENDALL (Eirlmsall). ROTHIEMAY. President, Rev. A. Smith. President, Geo. Murdoch. Vice-President, Andrew Budge. Treasurer, Geo. Ruddoch. Treasurer, James Budge. Secretary, John M'Phersun. Secretary, William Budge. RULEWATER (Mawiclc). BENTON. President, Rev. R. Milligan. President, John M'Leod. Vlco-Prealdent, Robort Elliot, Vice-President, Colin Campbell. Treasurer, William Laidlaw, Trcas, and Sec, Thomas Napier. Secretary, William Sibbald. Cor. Secretary, William Wilson. RUTHERGLEN. RHYNIE. President, David Jamieson. President, Rev. Georgo Stuart. Vice-President, Mr Chester Vice-President, Harry Gauid, Treasurer, William Black. Treasurer, William Troup. Secretary, Robert Campbell, Secretary, William Angus. Cor. Sec, John Wilson. Cor, Secretary, D. Horn. ST. ANDREWS. RICCARTON (Stomhamn). President, W. Smith, President, Donald M'Lean. Vice-President, W. C. Henderson. Vice-President, Andrew Rankin. Treasurer, J. J. Smith, Treasurer, John Gordon. Secretary, Andrew Bennet. Secretary, Francis Mackay. ST. BOSWELL'S. ROSEBANK (Carhde). President, Ronald Porteous. President, John Clark. Vice-President, Richard Waugh. Vice-President, William Rennie. Treasurer, Thomas Lawrlc. Treasurer, John Boyd. Joint Sees., Thomas Lawrie and Thomas Secretary, Robert Montgomery. Altken, Newtown. 78 ABSTINENCE SOCIETIES. ST. COMBS {Carta). SOUTHEND (Campbeltown). President, Peter Buohan. President, Rev. D.Campbell. Vice-President, William Strachau, Treasurer, Duncan Montgomery. Treasurer, John Bruce. Secretary, John Reid, teacher. Secretary, William Buchau. Cor. Secretary, Alex. Straohan. STAIR. President, William Rei SANDAY (Kirkwall). STENHOUSEMUIR (Falkirk). President, Rer. John Paul. President, J«hn Agnew. Treasurer, Oliver Drever. Treasuror, Joseph Smith. Secretary, William Mulr. Cor. Secretary, Thomas Moffat. SANQUHAR. STEWARTON-ABSTAIKEBS' UNION. President, Rev. Georgo Gladstone. President, John Anderson. Vice-Proses., Wm. Puff and Robert Lang. Vice-President, David Cunningham. Treasurer, John M'Queen. Treasurer, Robert Dakers. Secretary, Joseph Black. Cor. Sec, Jameo Orr, 20 Avenuo st. SCORFSKERRYAND MEY (Thurso). STORMON0? (MeikeMr). President, Rov. R. B. Wallace, President, Rev. Joseph Hay, Vice-President, Wm. Punnet. Vice-President, James Mill. Treas. and Sec, Alexander Jack, Treasurer, William Barty, Secretary, James Bannerman, 8HAPINSHAY (Kirlcwall). Cor. See, John Stirton, teacher. President, Rev. Wm. Craig. Treasurer, Magnus Williamson. Secretary, James Hepburn. 8TRACHUR (Oairndoiv). President, David Anderson. Vice-President, Archibald Ferguson. SHISKIN (Brodick). Treasurer, Archibald Weir. President, Alex. M'Master. Secretary, William Rhlnd. Vice-President, Wm, M'Klnnon. Cor. Secretary, Afehd. Weir. Treasurer, James Allan. Secretary, Alexander M'Brido. Cor. Secretary, Donald Craig. STRANRAER. President, Rov. it. Hogarth, SKIRsLING (Bidoar). Vice-Presidents, Rov. Goorgo Sherwood, Prorident, John smith. Rov. Mr Sturrock, and John Marshall. Trea*. and S«c„ Robort N. Ramsay. Treasurer, David M'Oormlck. Secretary, William Lymburn, SLA1NS (Ellon). Secretary, Georgo Clark, STRATHBLANE. 1'resUlent, M. 0. Tampleton. SLAMANNAN. Treasurer, John Gardnor. Secretary, Jaraea M'ICillop, Jun. Secretary, Aloxandor Bonson, SLIDDRIH (Kitnwru). Pros'dont, Jarno» Ferguson. STRAT1IDOK AND GLENBÜOKET, Treajuror, Petoe M'Klnnon, President, Jnmeg L. Douglas, Secrotary, John Downlo. 'Proas, and Sec, Alexander Punbar, onr- pontes', Lonaoh. HMAILHOLM (Kelto). Presidont, George Melrose STJMXBMIGLO. Vice-President, Georgo Laidlor. President, Rev, Thomas Martin, Treasurer, James Howison. Vice-President, David Haxton. Secretary,* Robert Grieve, jun. Secretary, A. Sharp. ABSTINENCE SOCIETIES. 79 STRICHEN* (New Maud)* TILLICOULTRY. President, George Murlson. President, Rev. Georgo Hunter. Vieo-President, John Summers. Vice-President, Wm, Young. Treasurer, Andrew Clark. Treasurer, Alexander Wylie., Secretary, Wm. M'Donald, watchmaker. Secretary, Robert Thomson. Cor. Secretary, Robert Young. STROMNESS (dhuw). President, William Ross. TORPHICHEN. Treasurer, David Corrigal. President, James Wilson. Secretary, Rev. T. J>. Wingato. Vice-President, Thomas Elder. STUARTFIELD (Mintluio). Treasurer, John Oiwa'd. President, Rev. James Henry, Secretary, James Wilson, teacher. Vice-President, James Milne, jun. " Treasurer, George Smith. TORRANCE (B&hopbriggs). Secretary, Alex, Shivas,joiner, Pitfour, President, James Wright. Registrar, Robert Porter, Treasurer, James Morrison, Secretary, Robert Morrison. SYMINGTON (by Biggar). President, William Robertson. TROON. Treasurer, Daniel Brown. President, John Wyllio. Secretary, George Smith. Vice-President, Andrew Auld. TAIN. Treasurer, Duncan Cook. President, Donald Munro. Secretary, Malcolm M'JKenzto, Vice-President, James Gordon, Cor, Secretary, John Wylllc. Treasurer, Alexander M'Kay. Secretary, Duncan Henderson. TÜRRIEF, President, Neil Barron, V. S« Vice-President, James Rankine. President, Peter M'Intyre. Treasurer, Alexander Miller. Vice-President, Daniel M'Q.uiston. Secretary, Jamas Sorrie, Treasurer, William Hay, Jun. Secretary, Joseph Revle, UDDINGSTON. TARE AND. President, Rev. John M'Luokie. President, Rev. James Smith. Vke-Presidont, James L, Selkirk. Vice-President, Henry Esson, Treasurer, Hugh Crawford. Treasurer, Georgo Cameron. Secretary, John Howioson, Secretary, Harry Thomson. VALE OF ALFORD. TEMPLAND (Lockerbie). (Whitehouse, Aberdeenshire). President, Wm. Lockerbie. President, John M'Gregor. Vice-President, Joseph Hamilton. Viee-Prosldent, Alexander Young. Treasurer, Wm. Patorson. Treasurer, D. Taylor. Secrotary, Thomas Gillespie. Secretary, James Rai», Oakbttnh, Castle Cor. Sec, R. Robison, MlHhouso Bridge. Forbes, by Whltehouso, Aberdeenshire, TEVIOTHEAD (Bawiole). President, Rev. Robert Young. VALE OF LEVEN (Alexandria). Treasurer, John Scott. President, Malcolm M'Auslane, Secretary, John Hume, Vice-Presidents, Archibald M'MHlan and John Falrlie. Treasurer, William M'Lachlan. THORNHILT« (Dumfries). Secretary, Alexander Morton. President, Rev. Robert Wlsharf. Cor. Secretary, Archibald Falrile. Vice-President, John Farrow. Treasurer, John M'Nay. Secretary, James M'Murdo. WATERBECK (Ecelejeclian). President, David Thompson, THORNHILL (Stirling), Vlco-Presldent, John Weils. Prcsldont, John Duncanson. Treasurer, David M. Latimer, Vlco-Presos., J.Maeltison and D. Stewart, Secretary, James Lewis, Treasurer, Thomas Stewart, Coi% Secretary, John Main, Secretary, John Maelaren. WEMYSS (KirJccaldy). THURSO. President, Thomas Thomson, President, Rev. Jamos Virtue, Vice-President, Robert Baxter. Vice-President, John Mitchell. Treasurer, Alexander Nicol. Treas, and Soc, Matthew Waters, Secretary, John Brown. 80 ABSTINENCE SOCIETIES. WEST-CALDER. WICK AND PULTNEYTOWN (Wick). President, James Grant. Hon. President, Malcolm Geddes. Secretary, James Ritchie. President, John Hunro. Vice-Presidents, Andrew Mowat and WESTERKIRK (Langholm). George Manson. President, Thomas H.yslop. Treasurer, William Geddes. Vice-President, Joseph Paterson. Secretary, George Miller Sutherland. Treasurer, James Armstrong. Sec, James Moffat, farmer, Midknock. WIGTOWN. WEST LINTON. President, William M'Kle. President, Rev, Jamea M. Kinloch, Vice President, Joseph T. Blacklock. Vice-President, Pattison Bain, Treasurer, James M'Knaught. Treasurer, Morrison Bain. Secretary, John Cowper. Secretary, John Alexander, WISHAW. WESTRUTHER (Lauder). President, John Wardrop. President, Matthew Oraig. Vice-President, Robert Young. Vice-President, Robert Ramage. Treasurer, Alexander King, 1 Treasurer, William Anderson. Joint-Secretaries, Robert Wardrop and Secretary, George Smeaton. Isaac Weir.. WHITBURN, President, John Marshall, WOODSIDE. Vice-President, Samuel Pringle Honorary Presidents, Rev. A. P. Moir, Treasurer.William Lamb. Rev. Jarnos Straehan. Secretary, Henry Campbell. Presidont, Alexander Barnett. Cor. Sec, John Marshall, bootmaker. Vice-President,Thomas Barron, Treasurer, John Forbes, jun. Sooretary, Alexander Farquhar. WHITHORN, Presidont, Rev. D, D. Robertson, A.M. Cor. Secretary, John Forbes, jun. Vice-President. R. D. Ballantine. Treasurer, Robert Cannon. WOOLLAHRA (Sydney, Australia). Secretary, David Nlven, (No Office-Bearers sent.) TOO LATE FOB INSEBTION IN ALPHABETICAL OBDEB, ABERDEEN—YOUNG MEN'S TEMPER BLACKLAW (Banff). ANCE AND MUTUAL IMI'EOVEMBNT President, William Allan. ASSOCIATION. Treas. and Sec, James Simpson. President, George Kemp. Vice-Presidents, Alexander L. Meal and EDINBURGH—MOTHERS'. Alexander Tough, Hon, President, Alex, Dalzlel Robertson. Treasurer, Robert D. Murdoch, Treasurer, Mrs Robertson. Secretary, II. G, Budenoch, Secretary, Miss Stuart, Cor. Sec, Joseph Marrio- Cor. Sec, Alex, Dalzlol Robortson, 10 Editor of Magazine, Samuel Kerr, Arthur et. MEMBERS 03? THE SCOTTISH TEMPEBANCE LEAGUE. FOB THE YJBAE 1868-69. Those marked thus (*) are Juvenile Adherents. ABERCHIRDER (Banff.) *CIar1c, Betsy, 49 Gallowgate. Allan, Win., druggist. • *Clark, Helen, 49 Gallowgate. Aucbinaohio, Wm., jun., merchant. *Clark, Ann, 49 Gallowgate. Crabb, Rev. Samuel, Baptist minister. *Clark, Richard, 49 Gallowgato. M'Kenzte, Wm., watchmaker. "Clark, Sarah, 49 Gallowgate. Smith, Wm'., baker. Clark, Wm., jun., Ctayhiilä. Cook, Alex. S., merchant, 28 Market st. ABERCORN (So. Queensfemj). Cook, Mrs Alex. S„ 33 Albert terrace. Armour, A. H. H., Philipstoun house. •Cook, Elizabeth S., Albert terrace. Bartholomew, James, farmer, Duntarvie. •Cook, Jessie, Albert terrace. Bartholomew, Margaret, Duntarvie. •Cook, Christina S., Albert terrace, Bartholomew, John, Duntarvie. •Cook, Alexander, Albert terrace. *B«rtholomow, Isabella, Duntorvie. •Cook, Thomas G., Albert terrace. •Bartholomew, Mary Jane, Duntarvie, Croroble, James, commission merchant, Market st. ABERDEEN. Crömbie, Mrs James, 30 Albert terrace, Adamson, Mrs, 13 Regent Quay, Davidson, Wm, merchant, 83 Union st, Ahlten, Thos., teamc-chant, IS Watson st. Davidson, Mrs Wm., 9 Mount st. Allan, James, headmaster, Trades' school, Davidson, Anne, 9 Mount st. Holborn st. •Davidson, Catherine, 9 Mountst. Annand, Alex.,chimney sweep,23 Loch st. "Davidson, John R., 9 Mount st, Bodenoch, Alex., tailor ahd clothier, 03 »Davidson, William, juu., 9 Mount sr. St Nicholas st. »Davidson, Louisa, 9 Mount st. Badenoch, H. G., architect, 2a North «Davidson, Henry, 9 Mount at, Broadford. •Davidson, Helen Jane, 9 Mount st. •Badenoch, Peter S., 22 North Broadford. Downio, Aiex.,saw miller, 15 Wbitehousest. *13adenoch, Alex., 23 North Broadford. Duncan, Rev. J., Eden Cottage, Mount st. Beat, John, engine-driver, 17 North Broad- Duncan, Mrs J. ford. * Duncan, J., jun. Seattle, Francis, blacksmith, 22 Dee et. •Duncan, Mary Helen. Birrtio, Alex., mason, 25 Whitehonse st. *Duncan, Isabella. Biasett, George, merchant, 67 flolborn st. Duncan, John, fireman, 60 Gallowgato. Blackwood, Alex., tea dealer, 24J Broad st. Dunn, John, accountant, 20S George at. Booth, James, foreman boilerniaker, St Dunn, Mrs John, 266 George st. Clement at. *Dunn, Charles B., 26B George st. Brown, Robert, cloth finisher, Montrose st. *Durm, John E„ 2fl0 George street, Brown, Rov. TtioS., U.P. Church, Splttal. "Dunn, Joseph S., 266 George st. . Brown, Win. M., accountant, at A. Haddeu Esslomont, Alex, wholesale grocer, 82 & Sous. King st. Brown, Mrs Wm. M„ Skone st.,Wost. Essiemont, Mrs*, SO King st, Burns, Alex,, fruiterer, Now Market. «Essiemont, Elizabeth, 80 King at. Burns, Mrs Alex,, 5 Carmelite st. •Essiemont, Isabella, 80 King st. Clark, John, secy., Aberdeeu Temp. Soc, •Essiemont, Alexander, jun., SO King st. 49 Gallowgate. • ICsslemont, Annie, SO Kitig st, Clark, Mrs John, 49 Gallowgate. Essiemont, John E., grocer, 2 and 4 Klagst. »Olark, Agnes, 49 Gallowgate. Esalcmon', Mrs John B„ 51-J Bon Accord st. •Clark, John, 49 Gallowgate, . •Bsalomont, Anna, IT So. Silver st. 82 ABERIiOtJB,—AIE.DRIE. *Esslemont, George Blrnie, 17 So. Silver st. Morgan, Patrick:, 11 Kingsland place, •Esslemont, Peter Wm, 17 So. Silver st. Morison, James, superintendent ef market. *Esslemont, James, 17 So. Silver st. Morison, Mrs James, 17 Haddeu st. *Essleraont, Helen Jane, 17 So. Silver st. Murray, James, cashier, 23 Watson st. t Falconer, George, agent, 5 Gileomston ter. Paterson, James, draper, 59 Gallowgate. Falconer, Joseph, Captain ''Concord," 25 Paterson, Mrs James, B0 Gallowgate. Constitution st. Porter, Geo., bootmaker, 52 St Nicholas st. Fowler, John, draper, 218 George st. - • *Portor, James L., 11 Charles st. Fräser, Donald C, prison warder, 5 Gil »Parier, Ann M., 11 Charles st. eomston ter, *Porter, Agnes T., 11 Charles St. Fräser, James, overseer of Aberdeen Com. Rattray, William, teacher, 9 N, Silver st. Coy, 20 Marywell. Scott, John, Stralooh gardens. Gabriel, David, Inspector of Quay. Shearer, Andrew, Bhlp chandler, 13 Regent Garry, Wm., photographer, 49 Goorgo st. quay. Gauld, Edgar, mason, 19 Bank street, Shepherd, John, shoemaker, 21 Windy Ferryhill. wynd. Gerrie, James, sallmaUer, 6 Fish st. Smith, Alex., sailmakör, 18 York st. Gray, William, mason, ßl Huntly sfc. Smith,' James, shoemaker, 42 Holborn st. Halltday, David, bookseller, 185 Union st, Smith, Robert, 23 Watson sfc. Hay, Robort, 28 St Andrew's st. Stowart, Rev. A., E. U. minister, 5 South Hay, Wm., mason, 130 Chapel st. Crown st. Henderson, Francis, tailor and clothier, 1G Stoddart, John, U. P.Divinity student, Mr- Skene st. . Silver, 33 Huntly at. Henderson, J., sen., mason, 46 Chapel st. Sutherland, Geo., 32 St Nicholas St. Henderson, John, jun,, engineer, 46 Chapel Sutherland, John, chemist and druggist, 32 St Nicholas st. ' ' •Henderson, Susan, 46 Chapel St. Tough,. George, draper, 134 Georgo st. •Henderson, James, 40 Chapel st. *Tough, John, 134 George st. *Hendorson, Ann", 46 Chapel st. *Tough, George, jun.,134 George st. Hepburn, James, 31 Huntly st. *Tough, Robert, 134 George st. 1 Hepburn, Mrs James, 31 Huntly st. "•Tough, Jane, 131 George Bt. Hurry, George, blacksmith, 8 Upper Don- Walker, Wm., umbrella maker, 35 School- burn. Mil, Jackson, Wm., bookbinder, 70 Broad St.' Walker, Mrs Wm., 35 Schoolhill. *Jackson, James H., 78 Broad st. Wallace, John, mason, 10 Seamount pi. Keith, James, clerk, 10 Bob-Accord lane. Watt, Alex., flaxdrcssor, 41 Ann st, Keith, Mrs James, 10 Bon-Accord lane. Watt, John, mason, 40 Union terraco, Komp, George, clerk, 85 Gerard st. Wilson, James, carpenter, 87 Wales st. Knox, Arthur, cabinetmaker, 31 Spring- Yule, WilUam, Ylctoria st. bank ter. Laing, Alex., coachbutlder, 14 Bon-Accord street, ' ABERLOUB. Dowie, Jas. C, gas manager una watch Lennie, Mrs Alexander, 12J-Kid d lane, maker, • Lindsay, Wi'üara, publisher of, People's . Journal, 80 Market st, Lindsay, Mrs Wm., 30 Market st. ABERNETHY (Grantoion). Linton, Alex,, surgeon, R.N., 268 George st. Fraser, James, wood cutter. Longmulr, Rev. John, LL.D., 50 Dee st, Grant, William, wood cutter. Low, Alex. R., ship broker, coal and Um Key, Ebenezor, coutractor, Sawmills. ber merchant, iSycamore pi, Key, Mrs E,, Sawmills, Nethy Bridge. M'Arthur, Rev, George, A.M., 29 Highst,, •Key, Rose; Sawmills. Old Aberdeen. M'Andrew, David, blacksmith. *K"Arthur, George, jun., Old Aberdeen. M'Bath, Jalr,s|, clerk, Sawmills. *M'Arthu>*» Jane Armle, OW Aberdeen. Macintosh, James, farmer, Gartlit, "M*Arthur, Agnes MeMn, Old Aberdeen. Park, Alexander, engineer. *M«Arthur, Robert Henry, Old Aberdeen. Ross, Rov. Wolter, P. C. manso. •M'Arlhur, Margaret, Old Aberdeen. Rosa, Mrs Walter, F, C. manse. M'Donald, John, chief officer, ship "Fomp," Ross, William, lkrthnn, Sawmills. ' ' Dunn's Buildings, Holburn, Samson, John, forostor, Nurspry cottflgo. M'lntosh, Wm., draper, 13 Broad BL samson, Mrs, Nursery cottage. * Maokay, R., auctioneer, Mftckie, Wm., engineer, Dundee, „, ABOYNE. Slain, George, foreman, 13 York st. Shaw, Alexander, colporteur, MaiUand, Joseph, book agent 2j. Broad st. MatthewBOU, Wm„ sprlngmaker, 23 Shoe ' AIRDRT.E. lane. Adamson, James 0„ Alrdrlo Iron Go, if eston, Mrs Mary, 53 Commerce sfc. Adomson, Mrs James C, 1 Wilson st. AIRLTE—'ANNAKf. 83 *Adnmson, Maggie W.( 1 Wilson st. Mitchell, Mrs John, 16 Forth st. Constable,. George R., clerk, Airdrie Iron Muirhoad, Wm., sen., baker, Company. Muirhcad, Mrs. Hogg, -John, engineer, 3 Alesander st. Paton-Forrester, A., Kilncraig Factory. Home, Rev. A., Baptist minister, North Roy, Wm. L,, Castle st, Bridge at. Roy, Mrs W, L., Castle st. Martin, Telford, Airdrie Iron Co. Martin, Mrs Telford, Greenslde cottage. ALVA. Martin, Robert, engineer, Airdrie Iron Co. Donaldson*'Tbos, manufacturer, Green sq. Martin, Mrs Robert, Graham st. Drummönd, Wm., draper. Mathieson, John H.( grocer, 122 High at. Lochhead, John, manufacturer, Island mill. Mathieson, Mrs J. H.,122 High st. Lochhead, Mrs John. Shanks, Wfi'lam, wright, Anderson St. Lochhead, James. Bhauks, Mrs William, High st., *Lochhead, Maggie. *Lochhead, John, jun. *Lochhoad, David Harrower. AIRLIE (Kirriemlilr). •Lochhead, Archibald Dawson. Higgie, Thomas, shoemaker, Cralgton. Lochhead, Robert, manufacturer, M'Arthur, Thomas, weaver, Toll rd. ALLANTON. M'Arthur, William, warper, Toll rd, Brunton, James, mason.- Perry, George, jun., baker. Watson, Robert, Rintonl, George, foreman, Drysdalepl. Robertson, Mrs Wm,, Buccleuch pi. ALLOA. Stein; John, briok and tile works. Bansley, James, hairdresser. Todd, Wm., manufacturer, Bollmill, Bfuco, John, Greenfield pi, • Todd, Mrs William. Bruce, Mrs John, Greenfield pi, Watson, Miss, High sfc Bruce, Win., D High st, Callander, William, temperance hotel, ALYTH. Willst, Anderson, Cecilia. CarmiehabT, Robt., sen., clothier, Mill st, Penton, James, tailor and olotblor. Carmichacl, Mrs, Mill st. FIndlay, John, grocer. Carmlohaei, Alox., draper, Mill st. Irvine, Wm, tinsmith. Carmiehael, Janet, Mill st. Johnston, William. Carmichaei, Jane, Mill st. Peterktn, Isaac, boot and shoemaker. Carmichael, Christina, Mill st. Smart, John, joiner. Oarmiebael, Catherine, Mill ft. Tod, James, shoemaker. Carmtohäe), Robt., jun., Broad st, Carmlohaei, Mrs Robt.. jun., Broad st. AMÜLREE (DunMd) •Carmichael, Jeanie, Broad st. Stewart, Rev. A. M,, The Manse. •Carmiehael, Mury, Broad st. •Carmichael, Jessie, Broad st. ANCRBM (Jemurgtb •Oarmlchael, Robert, tertius, Broad st, Mein, John, Herriotfleld. •Carmichael, Peter Nelson, Broad st. Rattray, Rev, Hugh M„F,C, manse. *Carmlcl)aeI, John, Broad st. Cöitgdon, Miss M., milliner, Mill st. ANNAN. Dalzlel, Peter Brown, missionary, 33 Altohlson, John, joiner, Carlyle pi Mar pi. Burnie, Mrs., temperance hotel, Bank si, Dawson, Allan, Sauchlo. OlemlnBon, John, sen,, painter, High M» Donaldson, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. Ewart, William, gas manager. Duncan, David. *Ewarr, William, jun., gas-works. Dunn, John, accountant, B Forth rt, Ferguson, Mrs,, Port St. France, John, foreman, Kilnevalgs, Hamilton, James, farmer, Torduff, Hurrlaoa, Thomas, manager, Pottery, Hamilton, John, joiner, Rose st; Lnndela, 'Wm,, bookseller ana stationer, Heron, Anthony, draper. MiUst. Holms, J., fisherman, Kennels. M'Dowall, Rev, Peter, H.A. Irving, John, roper, Butt at, , M'Dowal), Miss, LawEon, John, ropemaker, Gloseuead, M'DoWall, Alex, B. M'Glbbon, John, mason, Thowaa st, M'Dowall, Maggie, Mnrrio, Isabella, M'Fariane, James, officer, Inland Revenue Neilsou, Mrs,, Green croft. M'Farlano, Mrs James. Nicholson, Benjamin, merchant. M'Intyre, William, Mnfeetloner. Simpson, James, banker. Meldrum, Robert, mtoionary, teaoher of Simpson, MrflwJames, High st, 1 Simpson, Helen, High st. ,. blind, Callender » Hotel. Thomson, John, draper, St John's corner. Melvin, JamoS, blacksmith, Mar pi, Waugh, William, merchant, High st. Mitchell, John, xoleik, 16 Forth St. 84 ANSTEÜTHER—ASHKIRK, Woodman, William, fisherman, Kenziels. Sorloy, Rev. A. Young, Eev. E., Gong, min., Port st. Smith, Peter, fisherman, Seagate. Walker, David, flax dresser, 11 St Mary bt. ANSTRUTHBR. Agnew, Joseph, Isle of May Lighthouse. ARDCHATTAN. Agnevr, Mrs Joseph, Isle of May Light Sutherland, Rev. John, F. C. manse. house. •Sutherland John A., Free manse. •Agnew, Joseph, Isle of May Lighthouse. * Agnew, John. Isle of May Lighthouse. ARDOLACH Qorm). * Agnew, Robert, Isle of May Lighthouse. M'Kenzie, Roderick, farmer, Graystono. *Agaew, James Todd, Isle of May Light Ross, Robert, farmer, Coulmony. house. *Ros", Simon, P.F., Coulmony. Brown, James, station-master. Mackintosh, H. B., banker. ARDERSIER (Tnvemess-sMre). Mackintosh, Mrs. H. B. Eraser, Isabella, Holm house, Croy. * 'fackintosb, Alexander C. "Mackintosh, Maggie D. ARDGAY (ROSMJUVS). *MacWntosb, Annie M, Muuro,Hugh, Kincardine, F.C. school, •Mackintosh, W.J. Mitchell, David, rope and sallmaker. ARDRISHAIG. Todd, Robert, fish eurer. Ferguson, Dugald. Young, William, boot and shoemaker. ARDROSSAN. APPIN Bailey, Jas. Lambert, solicitor and banker. Cameron, Samuel, wood merchant. Balloy, Mrs J. L., Royal Bank house. Grieve, John, DrimnioJ, Airds. Bailey, James Alien, Royal Bank house. M'Eaehran, Archd., F. C. cottago. Bailey, Alison Douglas, Royal Bank house. Maefie, Robert C, Airds house. * Bailey, Wm. Douglas, Royal Bank house. Macflo, Mary C, Airds house. *Bailey, Allen David, Royal Bank house. Mnofle, Agnes F., Airds house. *Balley, Geo. Lambert, Royal Bank house. M'Kenzio, Sarah, Airds house, *Balley,ldwlnMelhuish,RoyalBankhouso, Maeleod, Margaret A., Aiids house. Cros-s, Rov. Aloxander. M'Nivon, Donald, gamekeeper, Airds. Steel, Archibald, shipmaster. Ross, Rev. D. C, Free Church, Steel, Jano, merchant, Glasgow st. White, Henry, teacher, Rose place. Wallace, James, optician, Princes st, Wallace, R. C, ship-chandler. APPLECROSS (Loehcarron). Finlayson, Simon, commercial traveller. ARMADALE (Bathgate). Haynes, Dr, Hartfiold. Harvle, Thomas, farmer, Barbaoklaw mill, Haynes, Mrs, Hartlleld. *Huynes, David Smith, Harlfield. ARROCHAR. • . *Hayoes, Henry, Hartfield. M'Farlane, Jas., captain, S.S. " Corsair." *Llvlngston, Murdoch, Camnslerach. M'Farlane, John, captain, S.S. "Norseman." M'Bcuth, Donald, F. C. teacher. M'Farlane, Wm., Tarnet. *M'Beath, Johny, Camusteraoh, M'Naughton, Donald, Post office, M'Leannon, J,, F, C. teac., Arleiiacrlnacbd. Stowart, Robert, Inland Revenue officer. Stewart, Mrs Robert, ARBROATH. Stewart, Margaret H, Adair, John, 27 Glover st, »Stewart, Holen M, Adair, Mrs Robert. Turner, O, S., merchant, Tarbet. Carrie, James, flsherman, 31 Seagate. Turner, Mrs 0. S., Taruot. Low, Mrs, 120 High St. Peebles, Captain David, 27 Glover Bt. ASHKIRK. Peebles, Mrs David, 27 Glover st. Douglas, John, farmer, Kastor EssonsWc. Petrlo, A., son., grocer & baker, 120 Hlghst. Douglas, Mrs John, Kastor Essensldo. Potrle, A., Jun,, grocer ii baker, 8 CoJvillo •Douglas, Helen Mary, Kastor Esscnsldo, pi. »Douglas, Agnes M'Bwttii, Easier Bssi'nsldo. Petrle, Mrs A., jun,, 3 Colvlllo pi. •Douglas, John, jun,, Easter Bssonslde, Raltt, James, flax drofsor, 10 Rösobank. •Douglas, Charles, Easter Essonsldo. Rail!, Mrs James, 10 Rosobnnk. •Douglas, MagRlo Scott, Easter EssentlüV •Raitt, William S„ 10 Rosebank. Goulnlook, J., farmor, Tomploliall, Roy, Adam, glassier and paporlmngcr, 84 Goulnlock, Ohrlstlnn, Tcmplohall, High st,' •Gouinlook, Waltor, Templohnll. Roy, Mrs Adam, 84 High st, Goulnlook, Isabella, Groonhlll, Salmond, Wm., draper, High st. Goulnlook, Mary, Greonhill. 8andlson,.Rov, J„ P. O. minister, Shore. Goulnlock, JcBSle, Grooohlll. Shaw, Wm., 14 Oolvlllo pL Gouinloolr, Walterla, Groenhlll. AO0H1NCAIRS—BAISSFOED AND QRAHAMSTON. 85 Riddel?, Andrew, North. Sinton. AYR, Rlddell, MIsg, North Sinton. Adam, John, flesber. Rtddell, John, Sunnyside. Adam, John R., flesher, . Riddell, Mrs John, Sunnyside. Allan, Wallace, Cross st. Robertson, Thomas T., Caatleside. Boyd, John S., John st., Wallaeetown. Tarnbull, Thos., contractor, Castleside. Boyd, Robert A., John st. Boyd, Marianne, Jolm st. AUCHINCAIRN (Oastle-Souglas.) Brown, James, gardener, Corsehlll. Crocket, John, Jan., farmer, Hal). Copland, Rev. Geo., M.A., U.P. Church. Gibson, Mrs Sarah. Crawford, J., coachbuilder, Wallacetown. Harris, John, farm servant, Hall. Farqubar, John, clothier, 53 High st. Heughan, Joseph, blacksmith. Flint, William, merchant, Harbour st M'Khlglit, David, police offleer. Flint, John, Harbour St. Rno, William, boot and shoemaker. Girdwood, G., baker, 182 High st. Whan, John, Orchardton, Herbert, Robert, joiner, I Content st. Hunter, Mrs, Newton. AUCHINLEOK. Jackson, Rev. Daniel, Cong. Church. Barns, William, joiner. Jamleson, W„ manufacturer, WalUcotown Gibson, David, builder. Jamleson, James, manuf., Wallacotown. Irvln, Josoph, Stationmaster. King, Alex,, upholsterer & cabinetmaker, Morton, Andrew, baker. Ayr Arms Sale Rooms, I Sandgatost. Tomploton, William, millwright. King, Mrs. Alex., 1 Sandgate st. King, J, B., 3ß New Bridge st. AUOHTERARDER. Love, Wm., printer, 125 High st. Farquharson, John, joiner. M'Cielltmd, Wm,, giocor, Wallacotown. Mailer, John, engineer, Corn Hill, M'Donald, D„ superintendent of police. Patterson, Hector, tailor. M'GUl, James, weaver, Georgo st »Paterson, Malcolm, Musbofc. M'Januot, Hugh, baker, 26 High st. Pringle, Rov. William, D.D. M'Jannet, David, 25 High st. Rutherford, Robert, cooper, M'Klnnon, And., woollen weaver, Main st. Tweedie, Miss. M'Whirter, Elizabeth, Wallaco st. Maxwell, John H., draper. AUCBTERGAVEN. Maxwell, A., accountant, Commercial bank. Davidson, John, pupil teacher. Morgan, Arthur, Observer Oiiice. Howleson, Rev. Matthew, U.P. manse. Murdoch, H,, photographer, 10 Boresford terrace AUCHTERLE8S. Murdoch, Mrs Hugh, 10 Beresford ter. Kindness, George, jun,, North Towio Tur Oswald, John, shoemaker, Cross st. ner. Paterson, John, shopman, 182 High st, Peter, James, farmer, Lonshie. Reid, Adam, Ironmonger's assistant. Roid, Matthew, bookkeeper, North Quay. AUCHTERMUOHTY. Robertson, Rev. John, Academy st. Affleck, Rev. Wm., F. 0. minister, Stroyan, Samuel, Stoain Packet Office. Barclay, Alex.. Cross. Stroyan, MrsS., Newton. Blrroll, Thomas, power-loom ton'or. Tomploton, John, gardener, John St., Hasiio, William, roedraaker. Wailacetown. HaEtie, Jessie. Tcmpleton, Robt, watchmaker, GO High st. Maxwell, William, wright. Templeton, Cathorino, 00 High st. Wise, Rov, John, West Ü. P. manse, Waddell, Robt., watchmaker, Content st, Wotherspoon, Margaret, Cralgie ter. AULDEARN. Anderson, Jnne. AYTON. Davidson, David, farmer, Courage. Allan, Mary F. Davidson, Mrs, Courage. Allan, Miss J. A. Grant, James, bootmaker. Cairns, Wm., baker. Mackintosh, 1?., merchant. Grieve, Robt., sen., letter-carrier RÖSB, William, merchant. Jeffrey, John, M D. Jeffrey, Mrs J. AVOOH. Jeffrey, Miss, Mitchell, Robort, merchant, Jeffrey, James Duncan. Storey, Thomas, draper. AVON BRIDGE (Falkirk). Storey, Mrs Thomas, Biilllio, David, station-master. Whitllo, Andrew, clothier. Bailllo, Mrs David. Forroster, Robert, mason. BAINSFORD AND GRAHAMSTON". Gray, James, farmer, Red Brae. Andorson, Robert, iron dresser, Cowan Russell, JnmeV, farmer, Stratnavon, avenue. G "86 Cowle, John, grocer, Grahamston. . BANNOCKBURN.. ' •• ' Cowie, Mrs John. Bain, James, Jan., foreman.. Cowie, Mary A. Bain, Wm., woolsortar. . Cowie, James. . ; Buchanan, Alex., carpet weaver. Cowie, John Rennio. , Buchanan, William, carpet weaver. Cowle, Archibald. Higgie, James B., foreman, Cowie, Charles Rennic. Liddell, Charles, carpet weaver. Cowle, Alexander. Morrison, William, quarryman,. Dunmoro M'Grouther, J., pattern maker,- Graham's Quurry. road. M'Kiunon, James, engineer. BARRHEAD. M'Waltors, Stewart, photographer, Clark, Rev. William, M.A., IT. P. manse Grahomston. *Cunningham, James, juu.,CrossArthurlio. Rae, James, flasher. Davie, James, Main st, Watson, Robert; hook and shoemaker, B'erguson, Duncan, coal merchant. Grahamstoti. Ferguson, John. Grahame, Bethia, Cross Arthurlie. BALFRON. '•'•'] Hunter, Thomas,mechanic. ' • Fairlie, Jas., cashier, Ballindalloeli works, Laird, Wm., Main st. Henry, Arch,,matiager,BaHlnda.loch works. Livingston, Richard, sen., engineman. Juck, Robert, blacksmith, Gavthosh. Lochhead, James, juri., Main at Jack, Mrs Robert, Garthosh, MTntosb. John.! M'Kinlay, Gavin, engineer. BALLATE R, ; M'Lintoek, Andrew, confectioner. : Grant, George, carpenter,,. >•••..• M'Lintoek, Mrs Andrew. Morrison, James, printer. BALLINDALLOCH. Morrison, John Stein, clerk, Crojs Arthur- : Brander, George, Advie. lie. . : Bow, John, stattonmaster, Blacksboak Ross, Hugh, saddler, .. ; : M'Donold, Mrs, Tormore, . , .. Stirling, Robert, mechanic. Taylor, James, grocer, Church, pi... BALLTNLTJIG. Taylor, Mrs James, Berry Knowo cottage. ; Fish, William, agent of tho Scottish Tem- »Taylor, John, jun., Berry Knowe cottage, \" perance League, Pitnacreo qottdgo. Taylor, Mary. . ' • Fish, Mrs Win., PItnaereo cottage. . »Thomson, Mary, at Mr M'Lintobk's. : *Fhh, Robert P. J., Pitnacrce cottage. Wardrop, John, Kelburno st. ; *Fish, Eliza M. J., Pitnacree cottage. : »Fish, Mary T., Pitnaqrec cottage. *Kish, Win. D. A., Pltnaoroe cottage, BARRHILL (Girvan). ; *Fish, Jane Ann M'N., Pitnacree cottngo., Harvey, Wm., Standard. Hyslop, John, fanner, Blair. 1 J BANCHORY. Ion, Adam, gamekeeper, Drnmlamford Anderson, Robert, gardenor,,RoBebanlc, .. house. ' • Anderson, Mrs Robert, Rosebank, Miller, David, F. C. teacher. , Dowor, John, carpenter, Miller, Jane, F. C. sehoolhousc. . Dowor, Jane M. ' Milton,, Mansfield F,, Woodend cottage, BARRMILL. : Torry, Alexander, watchmaker, Kennedy, James, mechanic. ! YounkyWm., F, C. teoch.er. Scott, Robert, dyer, '* • Youuio, Mrs.Wrh. Scott, Samuel, overseer. / ! BANFF. BATHGATE. Cameron, Alox. cabinetmaker, High Bt. Brown, James, gardener. ' i Cameron, Mrs, High st. Cooper, Aloxander, statlon-mosfer N. B. I Duthie, Wi'lUm, plumber, Brtdge st, Railway. , Duthie, Mrs. Bridge st. ' Johnston, James.booltsolter- and printer, : Forsyth, John, merchant, 9 Water path, Lawrio, James, cashier, Boghead colliery. • Leask, Robert, booksoller, ß low st. Lawrle, Mrs James, Javvey st. \ Murker, Rev. John, M.A., Cong, minister, * Lawrio, John, T. P. 1 N.Castle st. »Lawrle, Anne, B. 9, : Nlcol, John, grocer, 83 Low st, Wilson, J., F. C, sohoolhonse, Törphloheii. I Scott, John, tea morchmt, 10 High shore. Wilson, Wm,, clothier. ! Shearer, Georgo, tailor and etothior, 16 and i 17 Low st. BEITU. . • Shearer, Mrs, 17 Low st. Kerr, John, currior and leather merchant, I Storm, Robert, BraCheada. »Kerr, John, jun,! j Storm, Margaret Ann, Braeheads. Kerr, William, gas manager. •• '•, ! Williamson, James, grocer, High st. Muir, Johnybuildur, Townhead. ' BELTJSHILL- AND MÜSSEND— EQDDAM. £7 Miller, Jane, Crummoek st, • Whitfield, Aaron, chemist* • • •, • ,. Tait, William, builder, Wilson,: Andrew, jun., droppr's assistant^. Tait, Mrs William. *Tait, Jessie L". P, -: BisH BELLSHILL AND KOSEND. BLACKBURN (Batngaie), Aird, William, shlnglor, Mossend", Thomson, Alexander, Mid Breloh.. . Atrd, Mrs William, Mossend. Aird, Andrew, sbingler, Mossond. BLACKHILL (Glasgow), Austin, William, baker, Bellshill,; Cumming, Thomas, Locks, Ballantine, Henry, sbinglorj Messend,- M'Dermid, James A., Locks. " • ; Davies, Job», Bellshill, Davios, Mrs John, BellshilY. BLAIRGOWRIE AND RATTRAT» Drummonä, Rev. D. Auston,Thomas, coachman, Hillside house. Gunter, John, roller, Mossond. Culross, William, wood merchant. Gunter, Mrs John, Bellshui. Dobson, Rov. John E,, Congregational Gunter, Elizabeth Ann, Bellshill. minister, William st, . ; Gunter, Rosina Jane, BellsMU. Donaldson, James, foreman, CralgmlU. Gunter, John Henry, Bellshlll. Dow, James, blacksmith, Rattray, Gunter, William Augustine; Bcllskill. Duncan, Danfol, slater, Rattray. M'Rayy ßöbt. R„ weighing clerk, Mossend. Duncan, James, coachman, RosemoumV Ürquharfc, Kenneth, police officer, Mossend Fordyce, Mrs Dingwall, Hillside house.. : Urquhrirt, Mrs, Messend. Fraser, James'S., blacksmith, Rattray., *ü"rquhart, George, Mossond. Hill, John; foreman.flax dresser,Bramble *Urquhnrt, William, Mossend, *Urquhart, Alexander, Mossend. bank, • ' , .. • , Wingate, David, stocktaker, Mossend. M'Inroy, James, farina manufacturer, Wylie, Alex., furnaeeman, Messend, Carsio mill...... M'Inroy, Mrs James, Carsle mill. •M'Inroy, John G., Carsio mill. BERRIEDALE; (GtiUpie.) •M'Inroy, Jane S., Carsie mill, Armstrong, John, shepherd, •M'Inroy, James S., Carsio mill, Eunson, John, schoolmaster. M'Lagan, James, joiner, Rattray. Eunson, Mrs John. M'Lagan, Thomas T.. student, Rattray. ' *Eunson, John, Schöolhouse. M'Pherson, Donald, dyer* Balmoral street; »Eunson, Robert J. II., SchöölköüSd. New Rattray, .• • i ,: ;i Eraser, Rev. Hugh, tho Mango. Mitchell, Thomas, Greenfield. , - Mackay, John. ' »Mitchell,- David K., Greenfield.;, .1 Ross, Alex., langwell. •Mitchell, Helen K„ Greenfield. •Mitchell, Thomas Edward, Greenfield, BIGGAR. Noisb, David, flax-dresser, Eeith bank; Cuthberfc, James, Quothqusttt mills. Rattray." . .• -': •' .• •• . -> • Cüthbert, Mrä James, Quothquan mills, Russfell, Rev, Robert, D. P. mHnBe.Rattrar. Dickson, Röbort, draper. Saunders, D .H.( flax spinner, Bramble bank,. Dogprart, Adami bookseller and printer. Saunders, Mrs-D. H., Bramble bank. Gilray, AgneS,.ButMat. •Saunders, George, jun., Bramble bank. Harland, Ebcnezer, clothier, ' •Saunders^ David, jun., Bramble* bank* Hepburn, John, baker. •Saunders, James, Bramble bunte ; 1 Jackson, Alexander, farmer, Longlees. •Saunders, W. E. G., Bramble banks. \ Jackson, Mrs Alexander, Longlees,' •Saunders, Margaret S„ Bramble batik.') * Johnsfon, William, draper, Saunders, George, millownor, Craig' mill. • Paterson, James, tailor and clothier, Saunders,.Mrs Gdorge, Craig'mill.'",';'- ' 1 Pattison, Rev. Edw.,.F,C., Elseridge hill Sptlli, James,' .builder ,. Viowfleld,: Netf Ramsay, Mary, Industrial school.. •' <' Rattray. , "• • t>- , 1--' Ramsay, Helen, Union place. Spalding, Wm.f Pondfauld. • • Robertson, Matthew, /watchmaker.,- Walkor, Miss, milliner, Wllliam-st, 1 j Robertson, Mrs Matthew. ;, • Russell, Wlllinm, temperance hotel, BLANTYRE. Russell, Mrs William, tompoTiincehotel, Campbell, John, dyeAV••' • • >'*• •7 Russell,. Alexander, hoot cmd shoemaker, Charles, Alex. •'•,.:•.•.- . .. •>\ • Russell, Maggie L., temperance hotel,. M'Oallum, Thos.,,bmidler,Blan BOGHEADLY (Stonehaven). ""Ferguson, James. Gordon, John, crofter, Garrison hill. Lean, Robert, brlckmaker. M'Kay, Francis, fanner, Cairnbank. Russell, James, Bonnyfleld. M'Kay, Mrs Francis, Cairnbank Russell, Mrs John. Drum. M'Lean, D.j contractor, Mains of Cowton. Turabuu,Geo.,brtck and tile manufacturer. M'Lean, Mrs, Mains of Cowton. TumbuU, Miss Mary. Ranklne, Alex., farm servant} Upper Wind Ure, William, blacksmith. ings, Ricearton. Ure, Mrs William. Bankine, Andw., jnn., crofter, Blackburn. *Ure, Marion. BONAR-BRIDGE. BGRGUE (Kirkcudbright). Clark, John, saddler Lawson, Bernard, F.C. teacher. Clark, Annie. M'Haffie, Wm.,.surfaceman, Newfield. Clark, Jessie. Stevenson, David, boot and shoe maker. BO'NESS. BOTH WELL. Alnslle, Wm., seaman. Fairless, Wm, D., M.D., Longdates. Arkley, James, baker. Falrless, Mrs Wm. D., Longdales. •ArMey, Isabella. Falrless, Miss, Longdules. Armstrong, John, saddler, South st. »Falrless, Wm. Arthur D., Longdales. Ballanthie, David, sen., Ironfounder, •Falrless, Stewart Douglas, Longdates, Grangepans. "Fairless, Mark R, Kerr, Longdales. Ballantine, David, junior, ironfounder, »Falrless, Josephine M. H., Longdules, Grangepans. " Fairless, Bertram Mitford, Longdales, Ballantine, Lewis H., Grangcpaus. * Fairless, Cecil Kerr, Longdules. Cant, Geo., furnace-manager, Einneil Iron Inglls, Robort A. works. Inglts, Jessie M. Cllmle, Thomas, railway agent. Murdoch, Neil. CUrnie, Thomas, jnn., clerk, Pottery. Murdoch, Mrs Nell. Connel, Bev. David, U.P. Church. •Murdoch, Elizabeth. Dick, Andrew, printer, Pottery, Stewart, Robert. *Dlok, Andrew, jun. Stewart, Mrs Robert. Dickson, Thomas, teacher, Grangepans, »Stewart, Jessto, Dymock, James, groeOr and Ironmonger. »Stewart, Robert, jun, Dymook, Mrs James. »Stewart, Andrew. Gibson, David, seaman. «Stewart, Scott. G rant, Thomas, Snab House. »Stewart, Alfred. Haggle, John, englrieman; North bank. Walker, Elizabeth. Hamilton, Helen, Post-office, South st. Har'diei Robert, mariner. Lamb, Alex., Snab. BOWDEN AND EILDOSHILLS. Lockle, Thomas, confectioner, North sfc. Bruuton, John S„ farmer, Eastfleld. Mackintosh, T. B,, postmaster & stationer. Heatlie, Archibald, gardener, Elldon hall. Miller, William, saddler. Heatllo, Mrs Archd., Elldon hall, «Miller, John. Heatlio, William, gardener, Elldon hall. «Miller, Lewis. Heatlio, Isabella, Elldon hull. Murray, Robort, .clerk, Grange Colliery. Sibhttld, Mrs, Elldon mains.' Paris, John, baker, South st, > Paris, James, baker, South st.« BOWMORE (Tslay). •Paris, June, Chlsholm, Peter, Inspector of poor. Paul, John, Inspector of Poor. Chlsholm, John, assistant, inspector's oflko, Smith, Thomas, printer, Pottery. Currie, Alexander, M.D, Stewart, Goorgo 0„ clerk, Grange colliery. Currie, Donald, saddlor, Terrls, George, pit contractor, Gauao. Gillespie, Malcolm, morokunt. Young, William, house factor, Klnnoil Graham, Archibald, grocer, Ironworks, M'Affor, Charles, morohant, Wishart, John, SchoolBrao, M'Bean, David, 1, 0. toaohor, MlBoan, Mrs D. BONNYBRIDGE (Benny). •M'Bean, John. Bruce, Henry, maringer, Tile Works. M'Ewan, Duncan Campbell, fouar. Dobblo, Robert, manager. Macfarlane, Thos,, Inland Rovomio ofllcor Dougall, Miss Agnos. M'Phall, Duncan, ILM, Customs, Dougall, Janet. M'Phall, Mrs D. . Dougall, Margaret, M'Phall, Miss. . Ferguson, Campbell, moulder. M'Phall, Charles Oolvllte. Ferguson, Mrs Campbell, . M'Phall, Catherine. Ferguson, Ann,, Murray, Mrs Robort. ; BItACO—BURG HEAD. 89 BRACO. Sutherland, Sergeant-major B. Forbes, Peter, Greenloaning starch works. Sutherland, Wm., postmaster BRBOHtN. BROUGHTON. Alexander, Jessie, teacher, Infant school. Greenshields, Gavin, smith, Thornbank, Gal lnnder.Rob t., mill-forem an, Montrose s t. Conn, Miss, bible-reader, Damaere road. BROUGHTY FERRY. Duncan, James, shoemaker, 25 Market st. Edwards, David, mason, King st. " Fyffe, Wm,, cooper, 12 Bridge st, Leslie, J. W., clerk, Fort St. Gillam, Joseph, photographer, Parkrd. M'Donold, Daniel, jun,, clerk, Union st» Hobenton, Wm, flesher, 111 High st, Matthew, Robert, accountant, Fort st. Hebenton, Mrs Wm„ US High st, Methven, Thomas Ersklne, banker. Lothian, David, baker, 88 High st, Petors, Mrs James, Brook St. M'Farlane, John, colporteur, So. Esk st. •Ross, Wm., shopman, Gray sh < Scott, A., lapper, 10 Union st. Strachau, George, bleacher, Panmurefield. Small, Peter, farmer, Broadraire. •Thomson, Thomas, shopman, Brook st. Smith, Mrs James, Gwyno brae. Smith, Miss Mary Ann, Gwyne brae. BUCKHAVEN. 1 •Smith, Jessie Ross, Gwyne brae. Greig, Robert, merchant, Links. : Watt, Wm,, houso'carpentor, 5 Union St. Greig, Wm., merchant, Links. Whyte, Charles, gamekeeper, Inehbare, Ireland, Thomas, reed manufacturer, Ireland, Mrs Thomas, 1 BRIDGEND (May). Ireland, Wm., jun., mechanic. Cowan, James, forester, Islay house. •Ireland, Philip. ' Graham, Arthur, colporteur, Ganloest. •Ireland, Ann. v M'After, Donald, forester., *Ireland, Jane. M'Arthur, John, F.C. teacher, Skerrols, Ireland, Mrs Wm. M'Arthur, Mrs J., F.O. schoolhouso. Ireland, Christian. M'Gil vray, Peter. Patrick, Alexander, farmer. M'Millan, William. M'Neill, John, gamekeeper, Islay house. BUCKIE. Morris, Wm,, builder, Olaggan cottage, Bremner, Alex., inspector of poor. Stirling, John, land steward, Islay house. Farquhar, John, merchant. Geddes,* George, tailor and clothier, Hi3'h street. BRIDGE OF ALLAN. Gibson, James, fishery officer. Barr, Wm., Manse of Logio. Greon, Rev. Geo. G.» M.A., U.P.rnanse, Drysdale, James, baker and confectioner. Kennedy, Alex., photographer. Drysdalo, Mrs James. Taylor, Goo., tailor and clothier, High st. Gibson, Jeanie M Castloview. M Thomson, Wm., draper and clothier. Graham, Janet, at Mr Jack's hotel. Hunter, Maggie, Garnoek house. Webster, John, ground officer, Buckie Jack, Wm., temperance hotel. lodge. Jack, Mrs Wm,, temperance hotel, BUOKLYVIE. Berry, Rev. James, TT.P. mause, BRIDGE OF DUN (Montrose). Spence, Andrew, blacksmith, Veltch, Jane, Old Montrose. Ure, David, farmer, Lintmlll, Wybor, Wm;, gardener, Cardross bouse. BRIDGE OF EARN, Martin, John, Struiehlll, Path of Condio. BÜRGHEAD. Anderson, William, Greenbrae cottage. BRIDGE OF WEIR. Anderson, Mrs Wm., Greenbrae'cottago. Brodlo, Wm., fireman, Loeborfiola", Cobban, John, farmer, Cummlngston; ' > Gay, Wm., engraver, Loohorfield. Couper, Wfiliftm, fishery officer. Hill, Duncan, machine' printer, Loehorfield. Erskino, Rov. J. M., U.P. manse. , Orr, John, carder, Frasor, James, farmer, Cummingstoft. Patorson, George, block printer, Locher- Frasor, Mrs, Cummingston. Hold. Gore, William, ongine-drlvor, M'Beath, John, Cutnmingston; , BROADSEA (Fwirbwph). M'Knockitor, John, farmer, Oummhigston M'Nab, Alexander. M'Lean, Kenneth, railway guard. * BRORA, Morrison, James, fish eurer. Armstrong, John, shepherd, Glenloth, Morrison, Mrs. Bruce, James, IClntradwell, •Morrison, Andrew, Donaldson, Wm,, druggist, *Morrison, John James. Simpson, Donald, Klntradwoll. •Morrison, Isabella, Smith, John, merchant. •Morrison, Elizabeth. 90 BUROTISLAITO—CAMBBELTOWN. •Morrison, Alexan^c CALLANDER. •Morrison, James Noble; M'Laren, Robert, farmer, Annie. Ross, George, plate-layer. Rennie, J., station master, Cal. Railway, BURNTISLAND. OAMBUSLANG. Connel, J., shipping agent, 1 So. Hill st. Black, Thomas, cashier, Busbyhll cottage. Connel, Mrs John, .1 Sg». Hill st. Black, Mrs Thomas, Basbyhltl oottage. •Connel, James Walker, 1 So. Hill st. Black, John, druggist. •Connel, Elizabeth Wilk.e, 1 So. HiU st. Dick, Robert. 1 •Connei, John, I So. Bill at,* Dick, Mrs Robert. Cook, Isabella, I So. HUt St. Fyfe, James," grocer. Dnncanson, John> merchant. Pyfe, Gabriel, agent. Duncanson, James, assistant draper. .Gitmour, Matthew, wright, 'Cathkin, Gibson, Jas„ Scottish Coast missionary. Gilmour, Mrs Matthew, Cathkin, Ipglis, Wm., traffic eupt., N. B. Railway. Hood, Robert, merchant. . " •Inglis, Wm., jun,, Forth place. Johnston, Rov. John, Cong, church, Kay, John, clerk. M'Callum, George, ROSs bank, - Marshall, Frederick, joiner, High st. M'Callum, Mrs Georgo,' Ross bank. Moyes, D., boot and shoemaker, High at. M'Oallum, Christina, Ross bank. Muir, James, slater, Back st. M'OaUum, Catherine, Ross bank, Pateraon, Mrs Georgo. , M'Callum, Robert,-Ross bank. Paterson, Helen France. Marr, Mrs James, Rosebank. Paterson, Maggie Blair. Robertson, Andrew. Paterson, Lizzie D. Taylor, David, blacksmith, Gathkln. ,Patersou, JohnD. Thomson, William, Ljghtburn. Penny, Peter, mason, East Meadows, Plttlio, Robert, ironmonger, Highst. CAMPBELTOWN. - Roxburgh, John, gardener, Collnswell. Alexander, James, bootmaker, Mainst. Roxburgh, Mrs John, ColinawoH, Anderson, William, joiner, Roadlng. Spenee, David, farmer, Craigkelly. " •Anderson, Wm., jun., Roadlng. Spenco," John, millwright and engineer, Andrew, Matthew, merchant, Longrow. I. Craigkelly. Andrew, Mrs Matthew, Auderatöu. Spones, William, iarmer, Cralglcelly. Andrew, John, Anderston, SpeinCe, Mrs. William, Craigkelly. Andrew, Matthew, jun., Anderston, Strachau, Thomas, baker, High st, »Andrew, William, Anderston. •Andrew, Hugh, Andersten. BURR At (Kirkwall). •Andrew, Alex. Foi'gus, Andorston, Laird, Andrew. »Andrew, Robert, Anderston, , Laird, Mrs Janet., Belth, Miss Helen, DaUntober. ,', Reid, Thomas, copper. , i ; , Blue, William, baker, Löngrow.; ' BUSBY. ' ' • Blue, Mrs Wra., Longrow. Jackson, John, land steward, Eastwood •Bluo, Wrn., jüu, Longrow, .' Park. , Boyd, Malcolm, grocer, Mainst. Sanders, John, Railway Station. Brown, John, bakor, Longrowi Whyte, John, ^arebWsaman. • Campbell, Alex., pulnter, Gayfield pl. Wightman, Dayid^ statlomnaster, Campboll, Arohd., Ropeworlra. Colville. Alox,;ironmonger, Longrow. CAIRNBULG (Cortet). Galbraith, Daniel, painter -and paper- Buchan, Gilbert, fisherman, 78 Cairnbulg. hanger, Reform sq. Buchan, John, fflsfhenman, 74 Cairnbulg. Gftlbraith, Mrs Daniel, Kükorrau rd, Buchan, Robert, fiehwman, 78 Calmbulg. Galbraith, Miss, M'Lean pl, Buchau, Robertson, tailor and olotbiw, ei Galbraith, Wm. .watchmaker, Longrow, Cahmbulg. Glifon, Robert, cleric, Bark st. ', , Buohan, Mre 1., 88 Oidtabulg. Harvey, John, bakar» Jaigh st, , Dutbio, Alex,, süshermufi, 80 oairnbulg, • ' Harvoy, Robert, bakor, fllgh a{., Duthie, Andrew, flsherman, CO Catrrdrote, Hule, Jarno», juu., farmer, Durrio.. Duthio, John, fisherman, 74 OaJrnbulg, Hule, Miss, Longrow. Duthie, Barbara, 74 Cairnbulg, ; Huntoi', James ß., grocer, Longrow. Duthio, Wm,, flshorajÄO, 74 Cairnbulg. Hunter, Wm.(jun,,watclvmakor,Loj.grow DutWoj Robert, flshorman,48Cairnbulg, »Hutttor, Thomas, Longrow. 1 Talt, Obariea, fisherman, 79 Cttlrmmlg. Lothian, J., nursery and seedsman, Main et Tait, Robert, fisherman, 81 Caitabulgi Lothian, John, Btudent.Argylo st. »Lothlau, Jas,, Juti.j Kintyro nuraerlos. OAIRNUJ (mmm> •Lothian, A. W., Kintyro nurseries, Grant, William, Drumdelgie.' M'Allister, Donald, Ktlkerran. Shearer, James, boot arid shoemaker, M'OaUura, Robert, buildor, Longrow. Ardonald. -,; M'Oallum, Mary, Longrow, -CAWnPSIE—ÜA-RHOrjSTIE. 91 M'Conochy, Alex., merchant, Lintmill. - CANON BIB. M'Donald, Peter, MUasdttle. Irving, James, toad contractor, BograWi M'Isaae, Peter, joiner, Longrow; ' Johnstone, Mrs, farmer, Hill. ftl'Minn, Robert, ironmonger, Longrow, Johnstone, Wm., WIL M'Neilage, A., accountant, Royal Butte-. fjobnstone, James, ja«.-, Hill, M'Neilage, Miss, Saddell St. • i! •Johnstone, Andrew, Hill. M'Neitage, Catherine, Saddell fit, M'Pbail, Alex., painter -and paporbangor. CARDROSS. Main st. Aitken, Mary, house servant, Geilsten, M'Pherson, James, agent, Longrow. Geils, Major Tucker, *5cilstan. <• M'Pherson, Mrs James, Longrow. Geils, Mrs Tucker, Geilston, M'Pherson, Alex,, C. and G. Steam Packel Gray, Wm., Drumhead. . - • • office M'Owat, James, iarmer, Ardmorb. " Mitchell, George, Washing house. Mitchell, Mrs George, Washing house. CARLCKE. • Mitchell, Jessie, Washing house. Burns, Alex., tea aud cloth Tnoroua.it, Mitchell, Maggie, Washing house. High st. »Mitchell, William, Washing house Duntop, John, shoemaker. •Mitchell, Robert, Washing house. Gilchrist, George, surfaceman. •Mitchell, James, Washing house, , Jack, John, draper, Market plocg. •Mitchell, Isabella, Washing house.' Kelly, Wm., shoemaker. •Mitchell, Mary, Washing house. , , •Kelly, James, •Mitchell, Georgo, jun., Washing house. '•»Kelly, Betsy. •Mitchell, Agnes, Washing house, •Kelly, W. T. Montgomery, Alex., grocor, Main St. •Kelly, Thomn3. Montgomery, Miss, Main st.' Leiper, John,.baker. Montgomery, Alex.,jun., Mains*. M'Gown, James, grocer. •Montgomery, Archibald, Main SB. Morton, George, son., Thoruieebank brlcl; •Montgomery, Mary, Main st, and tile works. *Montgomery, Margaret, MatU St, Morton, Mrs George. . ; •Montgomery, Jtmn, Main si Morton, George, jnn, , Munce, James, Inland Revenue officer, Mori on .Andrew, tilo wörks.Thohiioebank. Saddoll st. Ritchie, John, nail manuf actureryChapelst, Munco, Mrs James. Shirlaw, James, ironmongers *Munce, Maggie Stewart. Shlrlaw, Mrs Jamesi *Munoe, Eliza Jane. Shirlaw, Agnes. 1 Paterson, Daniel, watchmaker, päßk st. Smith, William, station-mattsiVOaledonian Paul, James, draper, Longrow,' : Railway, •Paul, William, G. C. ' Tudhope, Alexander, baker,. •Paul, Surah Maria. ; Watson, John, shoemaker, Hamilton st. Ralston, John, grocer, Back St. Wilkinson, Wm., clerk, JBraldwooä work?. Ralston, Mrs John, Baek st. ' Reid, William, cabinetmaker, Lcngiow. CARMUNNOCK. Reid, Robert, clothier, Longrow. Connell, Anäww. " * Reid, Mrs Robert, Longrow. •Hold; Archibald, Loisgrow. , CARMYLI1 (A>^iV(tih)i Ronnie, Jamos, miller, Town mills. Forrest, James, farmer, Smallbimi. Ronnie, Mrs James, Town mills Gibson, John, teacher, F."C.Bchwl, ' Russell, Rev. J. 0., The manse, Kirk ft. Low, John, tailor, £reystono. ? 1 ' Russell, Mrs J. 0., Thomnnso, Kirk st. Paris, Andrew, grocer, Radford. *Russoll, M.H., Thomanso, Kirk at. Taylor, James, farmer, Drätön.* !| Slnolair, Nell," grocer, Longrow. " ' Smith, Jamos, furmer, Munsdalo,' ', CARNOUSTIE: Smith, MrB James, Muaiddle, "" " ', Booth,James,liesher. ,. j Spinks, John, sailmakor, Main •st. Boath, Mrs James. .'• ; ['•''- Stewart, Sarah, M'Loan pUie'e. Comrio, Rev. Aloxi, F. C. manse. ' ; Wallace, William, uphvistoret and paper Crocket, James, hnngor, Longrow. Dargio, James, mlllei-, Barry., ; Wilson, Edward, bootmaker, LohgroW. Darglo, Mrs James, Barry, •', < Wylio, Alox., groobr, Saditell st. Falrweather, Goo. Ireland, manufacturer.j Wyllo; Rov. Alox., A.«., Saddollst. " '' Gray, Thomas, F, 0. schoolmaster. ' Wylle, Helen. Lorlmer, Mrs. . J : Wylio, Ann, SaddelBt, • < •' Lowson, John, merchant. ' i Mitchell, James, Panmure gardens. OAMPSUS. Mitchell, Flora, Punmure gardens. M'Crio, James H,, ongraver, LennoxtoVn. Paton, George, weaver. Shand, Thomas, Lehnoxmlll, Lennoxtown, Roa, Jamos A,, overseer, Panmure works. 92 OAHNWATH—CHAI?BLKNOWB. Small, Peter, farmer, Cotside. OELLARDYKE. Small, David, ploughman, Cotside. Brown, Robert, fisherman. Small, Thomas, joiner. , Donaldson, John, fish eurer. Wright, Alexander, tailor and clothier. •Donaldson, Margaret A. Young, George, tailor. *Donaldson, John. Fowler, James, merchant. CARNWATH. Gilchrist, John, boot and shoemanufac. Blair, Bev. John, U.P. minister. Horsburgh, James, fish eurer, Gibh, David. JIartin, John, merchant. Russell, James, clothier. Somerville, John, Millbridge. CERES. Somervllle.Mrs John, Millbridge. Anderson, Rev. Robert, West U.P. manse. «Somerville, Alex., Millbridge. Beveridge, John, St Ann's. Grant, Euphemia, Dergus green. CARRBR1DGE. Myles, Euphemia. Grant, James, sawmlller, Elian. Myles, Agnes. Hogarth, James, forester, Dalrachnle. Trotter, John, teacher. CARBON. CHAPELHALL. I Carmichael,Mrs, Forgo row. Baird, Thomas, baker. Carmlcbaol, Janet, Forge row. Baird, Mfcä Thomas. •Carmiehael, Wm., Forge row. •Baird, Margaret, Carmichael, Andrew Agnew, Forgo row. •Baird, Jeauie. Rae, Peter, Iron weigher. »Baird, David, Gibson, Robert. CARSPHAIRN. Gibson, Mrs Robert, Brown, James, shoemaker. *Glbson, Elizabeth R. Brown, John, shoemaker. •Gibson, Annie Paterson, Brown, Robert, shoemaker. Paterson, Thomas R., grocer. Carson, James, dairyman, Marbrack, Patersoü, Mrs Thomas R. »Carson, James, Marbrack, *Patorson, Robert, »Carson, Andrew, Marbrack, •Patorson, Isabella Stowart. Good, Wm., drainer. Paterson, Elizabeth R. Harper, James, Furmiston. Paterson, Joseph, M'Millan, George C, joiner. •Paterson, Janet. M'Murtrie, Duncan, blacksmith, »Paterson, David Allan, Sommervllle, John, Garryhorn. Paterson, Grace. Sommorvllle, Wra., jr., Garryhorn. Paterson, Wm., baker. Stewart, John, drainer. Paterson, Mrs Wm. Ross, Annabella. CARSTAIRS JUNCTION. Campbell, Alex,, builder. Russell, Wm., underground manager. Russell, Mrs William. CASTLE-DOUGLAS. Russell, George M., grocer. Hyslop, Robert, farmer, Gerrington. Russell, Mrs George M. Lorimer, Isabella-, Queen st. »Russell, Mary W. ' M'Adam, Wm., Whltepark. •Russell, David. M'Adam, Annie, Wbitepark, »Russell, Bethea F. Maelellan, Henry, Bank of Scotland. •Russell, Jane W. Maclellan, Mrs H., Bank of Scotland. •Russell, Jessie Glbb. •Mactellan, Elizabeth Jane, Bank of Scot. •Russell, Elizabeth Paterson, »Maclellan, Hannah Amelia, Bank of Scot. »Russell, Annabella Altkoii, •Maclellan, John. • •Russell, Maggie. Maclellan, Isabella, Queen at. Shanks, Robott, bakor. Maclellan, Margaret, Queen st, Stevenson, Alexander, englnoor. O'Neill, John, jun,, sawyer, Doach mill, Stevenson, Thomas, engineer. Gilston. •Stevonson, Marion Toward. Stewart, David, Douglas Arms. Stevenson, John, engineer. Thomson, Andrew, farmer, Gllston lodge. Stevenson, Mrs John. , ' •" Thomson, David, baker, »Stevenson, Thomas G.* Thomson, Alexander, onglno-driver, OATRINE. M'Gcachen, Hugh, bootmaker, Stewart pl. OHAPELKKOWI (GanonUo). More, George, F. C. tcacUer, Byers, George, farmer, Dykesido. More, Mrs Georgo. Farrlsh, Edward, farmer, Miilgans, Buch- Samson, Thomas, draper, Bridge st. fleld. - Weodburn, Alex,, tile manufacturer. Melklejohn, Rev, James C, U. P. manso. CHIIUJSIDE—COMEIE. 98 CHIRNSIDE. •Gray, Margaret J. W., John St. Ainslfe, Jobn. »Gray, Marlon, John st. Doughty, Jarnos T. S., writer. «Gray, Jane, John st, . Ferguson, John, clothier. Hamilton, Mrs Janet, Langloan. Jeffrey, John, joiner. Kerr, James, engine driver, Summerloe Jeffrey, William, joiner. ironworks. Johnson, William, gardener, Ninewells. Leiteb, William, moulder, Summerice. •Johnson, Anno. Leiteh, Mrs Wm., Hogg's land, Langloan. Knox, Mrs Wm., grocer. Linton, Robert, engine keeper, Duudyvan. Naismith, Rov. Robert, R.P. manse. Lusk, James, baker, Main st, •Naismith, Jessie Eliza Jane. .Lusk, Mrs J , Uddingston. Walt, George, blacksmith. Lusk, John, Uddingston, Lusk, Andrew, Uddingston. CLACKMANNAN. Lusk, Margaret, Uddingston. Gibson, Thomas, accountant, Colliery office. M'Creath, John, Summeflee. Gibson, Mrs Thomas. M'Innes,Adam,shInglor,Clif ton ironworks, Russell, T., inspector of poor & auctioneer. Morrison, David, grocer, Lahgloan. Russell, Mrs Thomas. Morton, John, clerk, Langloau. Russell, Bessie. Morton, Miss, Langloan. Russell, W. A., clerk, Tilework. Richardson, J„time keeper,Cliftonironwks. Whyte, Rev. Andrew, A.M., U.P. manse. Sheddon, Jas,, A. & J, Stewart's tube works. Whyte, Mrs Andrew, U.P. manse. Smith, Richard, clothier, Main st. Stewart, Peter, inspector of police, Main st. CLUNY (Aberdeen). Stewart, Mrs P., Main st. Webster, Rev, John, The manse. ^Stewart, Mageio. Stirling, Rev. William., U.P. manse. Whitelaw, Thos., English sq., Duhdyvan COALSNAUGHTON. Taft, Joseph, missionary. ironworks. Tait, Joseph, juh. COCKBURNSPATH. COATBRIDGE. Falrbairn, David, fisherman, Cove. Anderson, John, blacksmith, Sunnyside. Fairbairn, John, fisherman, Cove, Barnes, Robert, missionary. Gordon, Richard, fisherman, Cove. •Barnes, Robert, jun. Pringle, Wm., tailor. Barr, Mrs, Cllftonhlll. Brown, David, F. C. teacher. COCKENZIE. Oallan, George, engine-driver. Bathgate, John, baker, Cochrano, John, bakor, Langloan. »Bathgate, Margaret. Colvilie, David, Cllftonhlll. •Bathgate, Elizabeth. Colvllle, Mrs David, CHftonhill. •Bathgate, Robert. Colvilie, Elizabeth, Cllftonhlll. »Bathgate, Christina. Colvilie, Jessie, Cliftonhill. »Bathgate, Joanna. Colvilie, Mary, Cliftonhlll. Donaldson, Adam, joiner. »Colvilie, John, Cliftonhtll. Johnston, David, fisherman. ' »Colvilie, Archibald, Cliftonhlll. »Colvilie, Jane, Oliftonhill. COLDINGHAM. •Golville, Margaret Ann, -CUftonhill, Buglas, David, shoemaker. , Craig, Wm., bookseller and prlntor, Buhlas, Peter, shoemaker.' Crombie, Henry, Temperance hall. »Buglas, Christian. Cromblo, John, mineral cheque, Langloah. Cormack, Thomas, Coldingham shoro. , Crombie, Mrs John, Langloan. •Crombie, Christina, Langloan, COLDSTREAM. •Cromblo, Isabella, Langloan. Cairns, John, the Hlrsel gardens. Doblo, Robert, Sunnyside. Henderson, Adam Y., rector of Academy, •Dobie, Robort, jun., Sunnyside. Henderson, James P., clerk, High st. , , Druffen, Goo., jr., draper, Hillside cottage. Mearns, Rev. P. Draffon, Thas,, draper, Hillside cottage. ( •Mearns, Maggie. Gardiner, Hugh, saddler, Water st. Neilans, David, grocer, Market st. Gardiner, Mrs H,, Langloan, •Gardiner, Charles. Porteous, Rev. James. »Gardtnor, Thomas W. Robb, Andrew, merchant, High Bt, »Gardlnor, Maggie Ann. Tall, Isabella, High st. •Gardiner, Gilbert. »Gardiner, David. COMRIE. Gray, Thomas, Clifton iron works. Cameron, Hugh, factor, Aberuchill castle. Gray, Mrs Thomas, John st. Cameron, Mrs Hugh, Aberucliill castle. •Cray, Thomas B„ John St. •Cameron, Mary Campbell, Aberucblll cas, •Cameron, James, Aberuchill eastlo. Dryburglr.Wm., F. C. teacher. •CREETOWN. I Hamilton, Wm, gardener, Dunlra, Craigte, John, draper. ' Hamilton, James, journeyman -gardener,; Drape, Thomas, station-maslety '. Dunira. Irving, Joseph, fisher. . , , M'Farlarie, Patrick, late bank agent. , Johnston, Captain John. Molr, Jobn, turner, Mill of Ross. Murray, Robert It., Dunira.' " ••: CRIEFF. , i Roberts, Robert W., eolporteur. Armstrong, John, currier, "South BriägfeÄÜ. Stepben, George, watchmaker. Armstrong, Jas., .painter, South Bridgend.j Campbell, John, draper, James square. C0NING8BURG (Urwick)< Campbell, Mrs John, Braesida house. Soutcr, Rev. Frederick, Free manse; Clement, Robert, writer, JameS square, Dick, Charles, engine-driver, Perth and; • CORNHILL., ' . Prleff Railway. . ! Raffan, James, shoemaker, Park. - •" • Dow, David, tailor, King St. - ••' ;! j Spencer, Rev. Alex,, F. Ö, manse. Drummond, William, North Bridge, st;;; Gibson, Archibald, baifiter, James {5 Cooper, Mrs A., Bonnygate. •Gray, John. Curr, James, furniture polish manufac Hoy, John, joiner, Back street cottage. turer, 6 Provost wynd, Jerdan, David, bookseller, 100J High st. Duncan, David, jeweller, Sfc Catherine st. Lowrie, Agnes, Bankhead. Duncan, Wm., dentist, St Catherine st. Macgregor, Rev. Malcolm, Millerhill. Duncan, Miss, 12 Provost wynd. Macgregor, Mrs, MillerhllL Foote, Wm, draper, Crossgate. Muirhead, James, draper, High Bt. *Foote, Wm., jun, Crossgate. Porteous, William, merchant, High st. *Foote, Eliza, Crossgato. Somerville, Andrew, baker, 108 High st. *Foote, Margaret, Crossgate. *Somervill<>, Robert, 10S High st. *Foote, Harry, Crossgate. »Somerville, James, 108 High st. Gibson, Elizabeth, Lebanon. Taylor, Robert T., draper, 26 West High st, Gough, Mary Ann, 20 Crossgate. Taylor, Thomas, ironmonger, Mid&old. Thomson, David, Buecleuch pi. Grant, Matthew, tea and toy merchant, 20 Thomson, James, draper, 100 High et. Boonygate. Hay, Mrs, Springfield house. *Thomson, Thomas, 100 High st. Millar, J., boot and shoemaker, Crosagate. •Thomson, James P., 100 High st. Miller, Jas., coachman, Springfield house «Thomson, Jane Ann, 100 High st. Petrie, David, St Catherine st. •Thomson, Agnes Jessie, 100 High st. RamBay, James, joiner, Hill st. Tod, James, Eskbank house. , Rankine, Rev. John, U,P. Church. Tod, James, jun., Eskbank house. Rankine, Mrs John, U.P. manse. Tod, John, Eskbank house. Robertson, Laura A., 20 Crossgate. Tod, Jatier, Eskbank house, Sharp, Alexander, painter, Crossgate, *Tod, Marlon, Eskbank house. Westwood, Alex,, bookseller, Cross, *Tod, Alexander, Eskbank house, Westwood, Catherine, Cross, *T«d, Wm., Eskbank house. Westwood, Alex., junior, Cross. »Tod, Mary, Eskbank house. Warner, Wm., morchant, 148 High sts DALBEATTIE. DALLAS. Hay, Mrs, Waterside, Phlmester, John, farmer, Torwlnnle. Johnston, Clara, High st. Philips, James, farmer, Altuohorn. •Johnston, Mary Jane, High st. Grigor, Alex., Owdlng mill. Maxwell, Thomas, Woodburn cottage, Q rigor, John, farmer, Blackbauks. Milligan, William, High st. Mllllgan, Mrs, Albert st. DALMELLINGTON. Smith, David, overseer. DALKEITH. Waters, Miss M„ Berbeth. Allan, Rich., shoe warehouse, 101 High st, Wight, Hugh, joiner. Allan, Mrs R., 101 High st, Blair, Geo,, builder, Stoneflcld house. DALRY (New-Galloway). Blair, Mrs G., 8tonefield house. M'Gill.Wm., joiner, Altangtbbon bridge. Brothorston, Thomas, gardener, Croft st. M'Gill, Mrs Wm,, Allangibbon bridge. Brunton, John, builder, Lothian st, Buncle, Peter, rope manufac., Woodbine DALTON (ZoekerbU). eott. Richardson, James, Palhhead. Buncle, Mrs P., Woodbine cott. Buncle, Mary Allan, Woodbine cott. DARVBL. »Bunde, Peter Davidson. Easton, Rev. M, G„ A.M., R, P. manse. »Bunele, John. Gobbio, Nicol, weaver, 8 West Main st. •Buncle, Richard Allan. Hamilton, James, agent, East Main et, »Bunde, Isabella Jane. Hamilton, John, weavor, Temple at. *Buncle, James. Lawson, Gavin, weaver, East Malu st, »Bunde, Thomas Alex. Lawson, Hugh, weaver, Hastings p>. Chlsholra, Geo. W.,tobacco manufacturer, Lawson, John, morchant, 2 West Main st, South st. Lawson, Mrs John, 2 West Main st. Davidson, John, slater, London road. Portor, Wm., agent, 7 Temple st, Davidson, Mrs, London road. •Porter, Janot, 7 Tomplo «t. Falrley, Wm.; moulder, Westflold foundry. Young, Wm, card outtor, E Tomplo si. Gibb, John S,, F.E.LS., rector, Dalkeith Young, Mrs Wm„ C Tomplo st. academy. Gray, George, ironmongor, Croft Bt, ' • , DEERNESS. Gray, MrB George, Croft st. Cormaok, Robort, farmer, Nownrk, •»Gray, Isabella, Grant, Francis, farmer, Newark, »Gray, Georgo, jun. Hourl», James, farmer, Grind. •Gray, William Craig. Towers, David, teacher, •Gray, Edward Gowau, Tullooh, Wm,, P. C. teacher. DENSY—DUMFßlES. 97 DENKY. Buchanan, John, bootmaker. Edgar, Thomas, shoemaker. Buchanan, Robert, farmer, Coilechat, Edgar, John, merchant. •Buchanan, John. Patchney, Robert, Herberlshire castle. •Buchanan, James. Robertson, John, boot and shoemaker. •Buchanan, David. Russell, Mary, Lochridge cottage. Drummond, Peter, boot and shoemaker. Russell, Elizabeth, Lochridge cottage. Forsytli, Margaret, Lanrick castle. Kennedy, Daniel, slater and ironmonger. DENNYLOANHEAD. M'Arthur, David, clothier. Duguid, James, pitheadman, Loanhead. M'KenzIo, Malcolm, tailor and clothier, Jerdan, Rev. C, M.A., LL.B., U.P. manse. M'Kenzio, Mrs Malcolm. Scott, Andrew, farmer, Woodend. M'Kerracher, Jas,, jr., mechanic, Deanslon, Scott, "William, farmer, Woodend. Morrison, John, draper. Scott, Mrs "William, Woodend. Morrison, Mary, draper, Richardson, Mrs Tbomns. DESKFORD. Roy, Robert, tenter, Deanston. Mitchell, John, teacher, F. 0. school. Shepherd, Alex., grocer. Peteikin, James, mason. Stutt, John, railway porter. DINGWALL. DOWALLY (DunlteU). Jack, James, merchant, Borrie, Thomas, farmer, Mains. Keith, Jume% bookseller. Butter, John, sawyer, Kindallaehan. Ogilvle, Alexander, clothier. Steuart, John, parochial schoolmaster. OgUvie, Mrs. DRIM (Edinburgh). DOLLAR. Jeffrey, John, shepherd, Dirleton. Oram, Mrs David, Gloomhill. MacquoGi), Maggie, Kilduff. Oram, Agnes, Gloomhill. Wood, Robert, Fentonbarns. Cram, Grace, Gloomhill. DRYMEN. Drysdale, Robert, grocer, Burnstde. Breekenrldge, Robert, shoemaker. Wingate, J., ben., coalmaster, Shoardale. Liddell, William, clothier, Drymen store. Wingate, Mrs J; Llddell, Mrs William. Wingate, James, Jun, •Ltddell, LlUa Margaret. Wlngato, Isabella. DUDDINGSTON. DOLPHINTON. Robertson, John, Sycamore bank. Robertson, Alexander, surfaceman. Robertson, James M., Sycamore bank. Scott, James, engineman, Dolphintoli ry. Robertson, M. Jane H., Sycamore bank. Todd, John, labourer. •Robertson, John Wm., Sycamore bank, DORNOCH. DUMBARTON. Forbes, George, governor of prison, Ballardie, Wm. W., painter, High sfc. Blair, R., stationer and postmaster, 131 DOUGLAS. Highst, Brown, W., gardener, Douglas castle. Buchanan, Robert.sklnner and glue manu Brown, Mrs Wm., Douglas castle. facturer, West Bridgend. Ronald, Rev, James, U.P. manse. Buchanan, Colin, engineer, W. Bridgend. Ronald, Mrs, U.P. manse. Campbell, Thos., upholsterer, 146 High st. Watson, Rev.W;, probationer,U.P. church. Colquhoun, John, baker, 113 High st. Weir, Wm„ bookseller. Colquhoun, Mrs J., 113 High st. Drummond, Peter B., tinsmith, TI High st. , DOUGLAS-WATER. Glen, Archdi, engineer, 58 West Bridgend. Nuismltb, John, sen. Houston, Wm., ironmonger, 33 High st Nalsmith, Mrs John, sen. Hutcheson, James, slater, West Bridgend. Naismlth, Rov, James. Kennedy, Alexander, joiner and wood Naismith, Mrs James, merchant, Bridge st, •Naismlth, John Watson, Lang, William, bootmaker, 105 High st. •Nalsmith, Jessie. Miller, David, draper, 46 High st, . Roy, Robert, baker, 114 High st. Tenant, T,, general merchant, Rlgside. Roy, Mrs Robert, 114 High st. Thomson, W., compositor, 20 College st. DOUNE. Andrew, Mrs Thomas, Bankhead cottage. DUMFRIES. •Andrew, Ettlo Nie, Bankhead cottage. Alison, Mat,, coal merchant, Maxwelton, •Andrew, Janet, Bankhead cottage, Gilchrist, Dr James, Grichtoa Royal In Bogg, Mary, Lanrick lodgo. stitution. Brown, James, baker, Gregan, William, Elmbank. •Brown, Jessie. 98, DUNBAR—DTJHDEß. Gregan, Mrs William, Elmbank. 'Adam, Jane, 28 Rosebank. Gregan, Peter, Victoria ter. Adam, Elizabeth, 23 Rosebank. Gregan, Miss, Victoria tor. Adams, Henry, glovemanufao., § Hlghst, Hogg, W. S., draper, 58 High st, i Adams, Mrs Henry, ß High st. Malcolm, John, superintendent of police. ! Allan, Jas, perfumer, U & 18 Crlchton st, Mitligan, S., Victoria torrace. . Allan, D. M.» perfumer, 1 High st. Milligan, Mrs. S., Victoria terrace. Archer, Mrs, green grocer, 45 Wellgato. Muir, Robert, -writer, Buccleugb, BF, Bain, John, grocer, Dudhopo crescent. Muir, Mrs Agnes, Lawrie knowe. Bain, Mrs John, Dudhope crescent. Rodger, James, china merchant, High st. Banks, Alox., printer, Advertiser Office. Shaw, James, clothier, 62 High st. Banks, Wm., printer, Advertiser Office. Shortridge, Thos., dyer, 5 and 7 High st, Batchelor, G„ upholsterer, 22 & 24 Union sfe Shortridge, Thomas, Beechwood bank Batcheloi:, Charles C., upholsterer, 22 and Tait, Robert, Gillfiold ter. 24 Union st. Tait, Mrs Robert, Giüfield ter. Batchelor, Jas .G. R., Isles lane, Hawkhlll. Bonnet, David, joiner, Morris's Land, DUNBAR. 1 Hospital park. Aitken, John, farmer, Underedge. Birrell, John, teacher, 1 West Bell st. Aitken, Elizabeth-Inglis. Brown, Robort, manager of Wallace works, *Aitken, John Faxten, UndcredRO. Buckloroaker *wyud. Craik, Peter, farmer, Friar'scroft. Brown, Mrs Robert, Buolclomakcr wyud. Craik, James, Friar's croft, Doins, John, Church St. ; Brymer, Mrs, Eliza st. Doughty, Alex., salt merchant, High st. iButchart, J. R., ba8ket-maker,80Overgato. Downie, James, bookseller and printer. 'Caiman, Jomes, Patent Slip office. Graham, Geo., jun., ironmonger, Hlgbst, I Campbell, Elizabeth, grocor, 80 Bellst. Greig, Francis, druggist, High st. • Campbell, Hugh, M.A., teacher, 24 Bellst. Hill, John, chief boatman, Coast Guard [Campbell, Joanna W., Lamb's hotel, Station, {Carter, John, temporanco agent, 23 St Au- i drow's st. Hill, Elizabeth, Coast Guard Station. 'Chalmers, Bell, carter, Douglas st. »Hill, Oharlotte. iCblsholm, John, clerk, 188 Scourlngburn. Innes, Andrew, hairdresser, ^Constable, James, timekeeper, Lawson pl. Robertson, Adam, fishcurer, Woodbush. jOrlohton, Jas., merchant, 43 Rosebankst. Runciman, Alexander, bookseller. Oriohton, Mrs James, 43 Rosobank st. Sanson, William, High St. Criohton, Robt., flax dresser, Smith's pond. Smith, Pringle, mason, 4 Viatoria st. Session st. Storey, Richard, draper, High st, ' Woymark, Fredk., clerk, Castle »t, Cummlng, George, merchant, 29 Cowgnto. Weston, Mrs M, R„ High st, Cunningham, Charles, builder, Downfleld. Wood, George, Spott., Cunningham, J. L., manufacturer, Hill- town house. DUNBEATff. Dons, John J„ draper, 09 Murraygato, Ross, Alexander, cooper. jDiokson, Thomas, clerk, Baxter Brothers »ROES,. Thomas. I & Co.'a powor loom factory. ' * DUNBLANE. ! Dixon, H. D., tool merchant, 33 Murray- > Bennett, Andrew, shoemaker, Kirkst, gate. i Blair, Rev. Wm„ M.A., Lelghton manse. : Dron, Jamos, clerk, Tay works, ' Blair, Mrs William, Lelghtou manse, sDuffus, Jo.hn H„ clothier, 31 Weslport, »Blair, David C. Easson, John, grocer, 73 Seourlngburil, *Blair,Albort Edward. Edward, David, dresser, 18 Bernard st„ *Blair,Jane, Hawkhill, *Blatr, Peter. Elder, David, managor, Ashton works, »Christi«, Charles, Union Bank. I Hawkhlll, •Chuktio, Jane, Union Bank. f Fajrweathor, James, soBi, shipmaster, 7 Oramb, James, ma*on, BaihaWiij hou<«. Tomplo lano. *Cmmb, Christopher, I Falconer, Jas., Ironmonptor, 88 Nothergato, Cramb, John,buildupLoan parla jFarquharnon, Thomas, olevk, Boouriugbwn. ladle, James, merchant, High st, Fnrquharson, Walter, grocor, 80 Scouring- Gentlo, Peter, shopman, High st. . I burn. Kinnaird, William, tailor, High;»«.. iFarquharson, Mrs Walter, BO Seoui-lngburn, Millar, R. D„ merchant, BlgU at. Farquharson, Miss, 50 ScouvlnRbuni, , Sompla, Jaoo, Bible woman, Ramoyla. jFlfo, Rov, Robt, Thomson, 11 Patnn's Inno. 'Foot?, Alex. A., blacksmith, 11 Ann st, DUNDEE., jFaof», Andrew, joiner, 34 William, at. Adam, John, planerer, 2'J Kqsobank, Footo, Mrs Wra.i U Annst, ; Adorn, Mrs John, 28 Rosebank, [Forbes, FInlay, sheriff afflcor, Police Court. ;Adam, William, plastorer, SÖRosabank, IGalloway, James, printer, W Albert st*. - Adam, David, plasterer,. 23 Rcaebank, (Galloway, John, bakor, Lawson pl.. DUNDEE. ;08 Galloway, Mrs John, Lawspn, pi, M'Lean, Peter, pipe manufacturer,.S,.Tay Gibb, William, captain, 85 Blackscrdfc, street lane. Gow, Alex., contractor,! Commercial &t, Main, William, 4; Mill house. Graham, John, grocer, 36 Dudhope st< Martin, H., clerk, M'tntosh's land, tilgst. Gray, John, sallmaker, Gallatly si Martin, Jas. H,* clerk, M'Intosh's. land*, Greig, George, draper, Henderson's, 45 Re Uro st. form st. Masson,Rev. John, Congregational roinia- Guthrio, Alfred-, plasterer,, II "West wynd, ter, 304 Perth rd. Perth road, Masson, Annie, 3.0+ Perth rd, Guthrio, Mrs Alfred, II West wynd, Masson, Emily MV, 304 Perth rd, Hardie, John Mills, 10 Annfield road»Hawk- Masson,. John, 304 Pertli rdi hill. Masson,. Mary,.304 Perth id. Hepburn, David; currier, 8 King's road Mathers, Alexander, temperance, hotel, buildings,' 09 Murroygato. Hepburn, Marjory, 8 King's road bldgs, Mathers, Mrs Alexander.. Hogg, Charles, assistant civil engineer, Mathers, David, engineer, 46 Reform st. •Mathers, Robert M, Hull, Joseph, watchmaker, Meadow entry, •Mathers, Thomas A,. Murraygate. •Mathers, Alexander. Hull, B., clerk, Meadow entry, Murraygate. •Mathers, Samuel. Hutoheson, Alox.,juu., architect, 8 Baukst, Mills, David, manufacturer, 26 Rosebank, Huteheson, R., divinity sludcut, 16 Ex Mills, Mrs D., 20 Rosebank.. change st. Mill*, Eliza, 2C Rosebank, Inglis, Rev. Andrew, F. 0. minister, ajllls, Helen D., 26 Rosobank. r Locheord. Mills, David, jun., manuf,, 20 Roscbanlc. Jamieson, George, storekeeper, Tay works. •Mills, Mary, 26Roseba«k. , Jamleson, Henry G.,.coal and lime agent, Mills, James, manufacturer, 39 Cawgato.. Trades' lane. Mudie, James, 39 Small's wynd. Jamieson, Mrs H. G., 01 Albert s.t. Mudie, James R,, inorehant,'2D.Cowg&te. Johnston, James, plasterer, 84 Bell St.. ; Mudie, Mrs J. R,, Nelson St., Forebank. Johnston, Mrs James, 34 Bell st. •Mudio, Henry F., Nelson st., Forebank. Keay, Wm,, warehouseman, 8 Balfour st, •Mudie, Mary Jane, Nelson st., Forebank, Hawkhill. *Mudie, O. J.R., Nelson St., Forebank. Kennedy, R, G.» manufao., Fonton st, •Mudie, Theodore E.» Nelson si, Forebonk, Kidd, David, joiner, Lnnsdowue ph "Mudio, Edward M., Nelson St., Forebanfc, Kidd, MrsD,, Lanadownopl. Nicoll, Alex:., copper, 18 Wellington St. Kidd, John, joiner, Lansdowne pi, Ogilvie, James. 1.0 Overgate. Ifcldd, Mrs John, Lansdowno pi. Petrle, David, teacher, 35J Park wynd. Kyd, David, manufacturer, 2.4 Rogobauk rd'. •Petrie, J. G,, 354,Park wynd. Laing, Graham, calenderer.lOPark entry. •Petrie, Mary Ann, 36& Parkwynu", Lalng, Wra; R,, M.A., Pitkerro house. •Petrle, David, jun., 35J Park wynd* Lamb, Alexander, manufacturer, James* •Petrlo,.Frank, 35J-Park wynd, park. •Petrie, Jeanie, 85£ Park wynd, Lamb, Mrs Alex,, James' park. *Petrio, Jessie, 3SJ Park wynd, Lamb, Thomas, tern, hotel, Reform st. Phillipp, Wm,, joiner, MeadowsMo, Lamb, Mrs Thos., torn, hotel. Reform St. Piper, Rev, O. • A., Congregational mjnistor, Lamb, Alex. 0., torn, hotel, Reform st, 238 Perth rd. = Lamb, Maggie, tern, hotel, Reform st. Piper, Archibald, clerk, 238 PeTth rd. Lamb, James W., tern, hotel. Reform st. •Piper, David A.,* 238 Perth rd. Lamb, Eliza; tern, hotel, Reformat, •Piper, Ebenezer, 238 Perth rd. Laurie, Rev. Robert, 4-Laurel.bank. Porter, MissE,, milliner, 30. West port., Leltb, Janet, Wallace pond, Hnwkhlll. Powell, Robert, waiter, Lamb's hotel. Loltn, T., clothier ana draper, 30, W.Port. Ramsay, G., missionary, 70 Albert st. Lowrio, John, pipe mattuf., Blackness rd. Robertson, H., com- agent, 8 S.,Liudsay-SK M'Artnoy, Mrs James, Rustic pi. Robertson, IshtyB., drapor, 300Perthrd, •M'Artney, Jessie. Rustic ph Robertson, John, draper, 22 Reforntsfc. *M'Artney, Maggio, Rustic pi. Robertson, Mrs John,,SäDodhopoores. M'Reth, David, jun., plasterer, King et. •Robertson, Wm, P., 2 Dudhope ores. M'Intoab, D. H., meal dealer, HnwknlH.. •Roborlson' Margaret H„ 2 Dudhope eres. M'Ki'chnlo, D., seaman, White and •Robertson, James S,, 2 Dudbopa crosi '» M'Donald's land. Blackness rd., •Robertson, Robert, 2 Dudhopo eres, i M'Kenzlo, William, clerk, 2ä RuformSt, •Robertson, ^abolla F., 2 Dudhopo eres. Mackio, Wm., boots, Lamb's hotel, •Robertson, George T., 2 Dudhopa crag» Mackie, 740 Colour-sergt, Wm., 70th Rough, George, Osburpo pi. Highlanders, East luflies. Rough, Mrs, Osborne p). . , *, .• • M'Lauchlan, John, clerk, 70 HlUtqwu, Scott, Wm., manufacturer, Mid Wjsm<$> M'Lean, James, merchant, 1< Victoria BC[, Scrymgeour, Wm., draper, 21 CaMloistt • 100 DÜNDOSALD—BTJSLOP. Simpson, James, supt., Victoria Model *Diekie, Jeanle, Bothwell st. > Lodging-house. Donaldson, D., clerk, St Leonard's works. Smith, J. P., clothier, Reform st. Duncanson. Henry, draper. Smith, Mrs J. p:, 2 Windsor pl. Easson, Peter T., clerk, Bothwell works. Smith, Annie M., 2 Windsor pl. Faulds, James, baker, High sc. Smith, Maggie P., 2 Windsor pi. Faulds, Euphemia D. Smith, Elizabeth W., 2 Windsor pl. Glass, John, farmer, Easter Campse. Smith, Helen P., 2 Windsor pl* Glass, Peter, farmer, Easter Campse. *Smlth, Arthur W., 2 Windsor pi. Glass, Jas., farmer, Pleasance, Halboath. *Smith, James P., 2 Windsor pl. *Glass, Euphemia, Pleasance. »Smith, Jane Agnes, 2 Windsor pl. •Glass, Jesslo, Pleasanee. »Smith, Frances Duncan, 2 Windsor pl. •Glass, Poter, Pleasanee. Smith, Peter, manuf., 16 Blackness ter. Habfcfc, John, town officer, High st. Smith, Willium, hatter, 35 Crescent st. Harrower, Mrs John, Woodhead st, Smith, Mrs Wm., 35 Crescent st, Ireland, David, ironmonger. •Smith, Wm. G,, 35 Crescent st. Jackson, Alex., Phoenix foundry. Stewart, Win., grocer, 24 Bell st. Jackson, Mrs Alex., Fhcenlx fouudry. Sturrock, Wm., hairdresser, 05 Cowgate, Jackson, Matthew, pattern maker, Phoenix Sutherland, John, joiner, Smith's laud, foundry. Craiglo knowe. Jackson, Alison W. Taylor, Robt.,drRper, William st,Forebank. Jackson, Alex. L. Thomson, R., baker,Higgie's land,Ellen at. •Jackson, Joseph. Tulloch, Alexander, hatter, 50 High st. •Jackson, Wm. Tulloch, Henry, watchmaker, Lindsay st. •Jackson, Robt. Tullooh, James, druggist, Lindsay at, Lee, John, merchant, High St. Tulioch, Eliza, Lindsay st. Lee, Mrs John, High st. •Tulloch, Maud, Lindsay st. Robbie, Rev. James M. "Tullocb, Mary, Lindsay St. Robertson, Provost Robt., manufacturer. •Tulloch, Jessie, Lindsay st, Stevenson, Wm., drapor, High st. Tullooh, John, hatter, 60 High st. Stevenson, Mrs Wm., Woodhoad st, Valentine, J., photographer, High st. »Stevenson, Win., Woodhead at. Valentine, Mrs James, 19 Thomson St. »Stevenson, Robort Howie, Woodhead st. Valentine, Margaret Helen, 19 Thomson st. •Stevenson, George Grant, Woodhead st. Valentino, Geo. Dobson, 19 Thomson st. »Stevenson, Mary Sellna, Woodhead st. »Valentine, Helen Dobson, 19 Thomson st, Taylor.Poter, drapor, 34 High st. «Valentine, Easton Smith, 10 Thomson Bt, Taylor, Mrs Poter, Vlewfiold house. Wallace, Alex., teacher of music, 43 Taylor, Robert, draper, High st, Union st. Turner, Jas., cloth inspector, Hospital hill, Watson, James, harbour treasurer, Shore Watson, Andrew, drapor, High st. ,> Duos offlco. Williams, Georgo H. N., dresser. Webster, Wm., 11 Nelson st„ Forebank. Williamson, Poter, clerk, 34 High st. White, Thomas, merchant, 4 Perth rd. Wilson, Rev. James, U. P. minister, 8 Wel DUNKELD. lington st. Anderson, Ann, Atholo st. Wilson, Mrs James, 8 Wellington st. Anderson, R., fishing rod and tackle maker. Young, Peter, joiner, Lawson pi, Anderson, Mrs Roderick, YouDg, Mrs Peter, Lawson pl. Anderson, Roderick, juu. Anderson, Robert. • . DUNDONALD. Anderson, George,, Hay, John, grocer, , Borrie, John, merchant, Birnam and Inver. Hay, Mrs John Ellis, Isabella, High st, Fraser, Margaret, Bridge st. DUNFERMLINE. Henderson, Alex., kecpar of lodgings. Blelloch, J., St Leonard's works. Nicol, James, shoemaker. BlcUocb, Mrs John, High. st. Wilson, Rev. T. C. Boag, John, manufacturer, Bruce st. Wilson, Mrs T. C. Bonnar, Jas., jun., ironmonger, High Bt, •Wilson, ThomaB 0. Bonnar, Mrs James, »Wilson, Agnes C. Brown, John, St Leonard's works. »Wilson, Mary. Clark, Wm„ bookseller, High st, »Wilson, Jessie E. Clark, Mrs Wm„ High st. »Wilson, Georgina M, Clark, George, bookseller, High st. »Wilson, Jane M. Cook, Peter, tenter, St Leonard's-works. »Wilson, JohnJ, Carrie, John, grocer, High si. Currie, Mrs John, High st. DUNLOP. Dickie, Jas., teacher, St Leonard's works, Gobble, Rev. Wm,, The Manse, Dickie, Mrs James, Bothwellst. WyMo, W„ baker. DUNKING—EÖAsr, ioi "DUNNING. 1 Swan, Robert G., auctioneer, Albert cot, Crawford, James, grocer. ]Swan, Mrs R. G., Albert cbttatfe. ' Hogg, Alexander, merchant. :*Swan, Maggie H., Albert cottage; ,; : •Hogg, David. •Swan, Isabella B., Albert cottage. Wright, Johnstone, draper, *Swan,Lizzie N., Albert cottage. Tait, Robert, butcher, Newtown si. • ' DUNOON. Williamson, John, saddler. Batoman, Hannah, Burnbank villa. * Williamson, James Redpalh. ' - Duncan, Hugh, baker, Hlllfoot st. •Williamson, -peter Redpath.' ', ." • Graham, Mrs Alex., Dunclutba. Wilson, Mrs Thomas, temperance hotel, Johnston, Rev. John C., U.P. Church. Black Bull st. • Johnston, Mrs J, C. Wilson, Thos., jun,, temperance hotel, .M'Oallum, James, painter, Argyle st. Black Bull st. M'Donald, Johrf», Glasgow and Dunoon, Young, George, plumber, Black Bull st. carWer. Molr st. ' , Young, Robert, Black Bull st. 1 M'Kell, Robert P., builder, Park road.' 'Young, Ellen, Black Bullst. , ' , *; j M'Leod, Mrs Kenneth, Gowanbank. ' •Young, Jane M. ' ' ' " 1 M'Lobd, John Weir, Gowanbank. •Young; James D. . ( Riddoll, James, Achiemoro. •Young, George, jun. Snwers, John, Looniel cottage, •Young, Thomas. Simpson, Janet, merchant, Argyle st, •Young, John. . Smlih, Robert Leslie, draper, Hafton pi. Smith, Mrs R. L., Hafton pi. DUNSHALT. . • , - ' «Smith, J. R. L., Hafton pi. Dick, John, gas manager. 1 h •Smith, Agnes L., Hafton pi. Forbes, Peter, manufacturer. i »Smith, Walter Sinclair, Hafton pi. Forbes, Mrs Peter. • DÜNROSSNESS.'(Shetland). ' ' ' j DYCE, • Henderson, Gavin. ICampbell, Mi"SDr., F. C. teacher. - \ jSimpson, Alex.,School house. >. DUNSCORE (Dumfries). :'. ! Armstrong, Thomas, Lochenlee. ; DYSART. : ',' ' ; ,!'.; Burgess, Mary, Lochenlee. Carnegie, James, mill manager. ; Moffat, Dauiel, merchant. Dick, Win., boot and shoemaker. ' Justice, David, tailor. DUNSE, Page, John, tailor, Eastport. Bruce, George, plumber, South St. Robertson,Wm.,baker. 1 ;.' Bruce, Mrs George, South st. Walker, Rev. Norman L. • Cockburn, Thomas, bootmaker, Market st, Crawford, Wm„ baker,-North st. ' EAGLESFIELD. Dalgleish, Isabella. Dods, Alex, builder, Castle st. »Marwick, Catbetfnßr Butters, John, upholsterer, 27 Hanover st. *Marwick, yaVpUne, ' , Calderwood, Rev., Professor, Merchiston Tulloch, Jt^mtpa$tpv.t road. • •' Campbell, Hugh, butler, 18 So. Castle st. • EpiNBtrRGm . • Campbell, Mrs Hugh, 18 So. Castle St. Acquaroff, Halen, 20 Rose st. Campbell, Isabella, 10 Brown square. *Acquaroff, James, SQ.'Eose st. Cameron, James, curled Irak manufacturer, Adair, John, temp, hotel, 21fl High, at, 4 Melville Terrace. Adair, Mrs Jöhn3l9 High st." Cameron, Margaret, 11 India sUeoJ, • < A;dair-, Jn., jr.", clothier, J3 North Bridge. Clarksoh, Thomas, 54 BrfctO street. Allan, John, mason,'iö Bakers pj. Craig, David, baker, 6 Norton place,,. Alsop, Henry, 20,Butland squared Craig, Mrs David, 6 Norton place. Anderson, Alex., M.DT, R.N„\t(f. Mansion Craig, James, bookbinder, 47 BuccleuckBt. House road, Grange. , . Craig, Mrs Jamep, 47 Buctfewjh sj, . Anderson, Ä. B., writer, 10 Mai?.. Craig, James, clothier and draper, $4,So. Anderson, James,,Jpiher, 21 Laurlestonsjv Clerk St.: ". !.' Anderson, Johnj engineer, 16 Scienn'es st» Craig, Mrs Jarae?, 04 South Clerk,st, Anderson, Mrs John, 16 Solennes, st, Cranston,.Robort, Waverley temp, hotel, Armstrong, J., warehousemaji, 10' Brown ! 43 Princes st. • square. j Cranston, Mrs Robert, Wavorloy park» Arhot, Margaret, 22 Moray pL ,Cranston, John, Waverloy park'., Bain, Mrs, 122 Grange pl. CranBton, Mary, Waverley park. . :; Bain, W. W., «4 South Olork st. Cranston, Elizabeth, Waverley park, • Barrle, Joseph, tailor,,,at Mrs Knout's, 87 Cranston, R., ju»„ draper,fiS Lautijtion.pl, West Bow, , Cranston, Mrs Robt,, jtm„ 50 Lmriston pj. Beddio, George, clothier and draper, 104 'Cunningham, Geo., joiner, lDOPJeasaluCa; High st. Cuthbert, C, M.D., 12 Lothian rd. Bell, James M., painter, and paper-hanger,, iCuthbort, Mrs C„ 12 Lothian 'rd. ' 2 West Preston atr. " ' "••> •'' ' • ••<-,' Darling, Jas., temp, hotel, 20 Waterloo pl. Berry, Miss, Water of Lelth Mission school. Darling, Thlrza, 20 Waterloo pl. Black, Adam, G, P. 0., 4 BankeiHor st. •Darling, Margaret B., 20 Waterloo pl. Blue,Ohas,,tailor, 1 Milne's qourt,-Lawn- •Darling, Jano Ann, 20 Waterloo pl." market. ,', , »Darling, Isabella Bunyan, 20 Waterloopl. Brown, Geo., temperance fcotoL 10 St An '•Darling, Thomas Brown, 20 Waterloopl. drew square. . • " i > jDawson, Thomas, 5 St Andrew sq. Brown, Mrs Geo,, temperance hotel, 10 St i Dawson, Mrs T., 5 St Andrew sq. Andrew square. * - , Dawson, Wm., 5 St Andrew sq, Brown, Catherino.temporaneo hotel, 10 St Dawson,Peter, of ship "City of Madras," Andrew square, .' 6 St Andrew sq. " '. Brown, Hugh, leather merchant; and Cur. Dawson, Elizabeth, 5 St Andrew sq.' , , rler, Arthur lodge, Blacket place* Dickson, Jno., ttudent, 9, Upper Grove plj, Brown, Mrs H., Arthur lodge, Blacket pi. i Dochard, Duncan, agent,' Perce'ton, lire, Brown, Catherine B,, Arthur, lodge, Blacket clay dopot, Lothian rd,' " ' place. •.'>*" iDoehard, Mrs Duncan, Lothinn rd. Brown, Janet, Arthur lodge, Blaeketpl, Doehard, Elizabeth, Lothian r Ferguson, Wm,, painter, 84* Grassmarket. Innes, William, tailor, at Mrs Paris, 6 Finlayson, Thomas, mason, 6 Frederick st. Rose st." Fleming, Rev-, Wm.,.11 North ^erelii* Johnston, Rov. Francis, ston pi. ' * ' Johnston, Mary B. - . Forbes, Alex , bookbinder,B-MjlneXcpuH, Johnston, James, blacksmith and joiner, Forbes, Mrs Alex., 5 MUne's court* ' Wellington pi.", Tolleross; Forbes, Jebn, bookbinder, 21: South Rlch- Johnston, Mrs Jas,, Wellington pi,, Toiler. mond st. . , : Johnston, Wm., sen,, 135 Foijutninbjridge. Forbes, Mrs John, 21 South. Richmond st, Johnston, Mr3: Wm., 135 Fountain bridge. •Forbes, Alex.; 21, South Richmond st, Johnston, Christina, 135 Fountaiubrhlge. Forbes, John, blacksmith, M-jggct's close, Johnston, Maggie", 18J FountalnbrldgeV Abbey hill. > ", - * Johnston, John, bread and biscuit baker, Foulis, David, 81 George st, 0 North Newington pi, .' Fraser, Martha, 1G Hope st. / Johnston, Mrs, John, ft Np. Newington pi. Fräser, W., warehouseman, C Ingleston st. Johnston, Wm., engraver, 0 North Ncw- Fräser; Eliza, 6, Ingteston st. lng'tonpL • • Eraser, Jano, S Ingleston st, Kelly, Miss, 0 Gardner's crescent. Frasijr, Wm,, jun., 6 Inglest'ou st, Kenuedy, Melville, "draper's assistant, 5 *Fraser, Catherine, 6 Inglcston s(j. Caroline pi, «Fräser, John, 6 Jngloston st. Korr, Alex,, bpotmakor,2 Spittal st *Froser, George, 0 Ingloston st. i Kerr, James, grocer, 89 Nieolson, st. *Frasor, Helen, 6 Inglest;on st,Y Kerr, Robt., commercial traveller, a, Spit *Fras6r, John R., 0 Ingleston st. , ,. 1 tal St., Grassinarket, 1 Fraser, Wm,, bootmaker, 4 High Market st. Korr, R. D., St Leonard's house. ' Fuller, Wra., accountant and J,. P. offlcer, Kidd, Thomas, G.P.O., 2 Glonorchy pi. 8 Hill sq. , Kidd, Mrs Thomas,-2 CHonorehy pi; Gaul, JainQS, mason, 10 Wallace pi, , Knox, Thomas, merchant, 15 Hanover 1 Glen, Thos,, coal, merchant, 12 Serople st. st,',' > : r. Glen, Peter, eoal merchant, 12 Soniple st. Law, James, messenger, Northern Insur Glen, Mrs Peter, 12 Semplo st. ance Office, 20 St Andrew sq. Glen, Wilhelmina, 12 Somplp st. Lawsoii, Andrew, 8 MOD tague st. Glen, Thomas, jun., jpiner, 12 Semplo st. Lawson, Marion, Servant's Register, Qluee, Glen, Peter, jun., glider, 12 Sample at.. , 5 Montague st. " Goodsir, G„ elpthier ifc draper, 30 So, bridge, Lawsoh, George, clerk, 5 Montague, at: i Gordon, Davld^ M,p., 3 George; sq», •Lawson, Annie M., ö'Montague st. Gordon, Georgo, 3 Arthur st. •Lawson, Andrew J., 5 Montague st, Gordon, Mrs George, 3 Artlmr st, Lawson, Wm.,eoaohhirer, §:Albanyat •Gordon, Jane, 3 Arthur st v Lawson, Mrs Win,, 0, Albany st. Gordon, George, Broughton Market gate. Leadbetter,'Robt., 61 Earl Greyst.: Gow, Roburt, blacksmith, Ii» West port. : Loishmap, Isabella, Goekbnrn hotuj. :.• Grant, Mrs James, 374 Castle hill. Lewis, Wm., superintendent, Dr Regs »Graut, James W., 374 Castle hill. , buildings, Abbeyhill. Hall, John,,British League, Rose st, Lewis, Mrs Wm., 19 AbbeybiH, Hall, Ralph, tobacco pipe manufacturer, Lisle, G>, fleshed Northumberland st. 1 West Norton pi. Lindsay, Daniel, labourer, 5 VoUUel. Harris, David, manager, insurance coy„rl3 Look, George, 51 Grore gt« , Qucon st, Lock, Mrs George, 61 Grove s.t; Hny, Ann Ford, 18 Melville ter, M'Adnm, Johni olpthier, 38 Homo St. 1 Hay, D. S., photographer, 08 Princes st, E'Adam, Mr» Jyhn, 88 Homo st, Honderson,J, D., accountant, 33 Grove st. •M'Adam, Georgo, B8.Homo sjt, , Henderson, Mrs J. D.j 33 Grove st, •: M'Ara, John, studput, 19£ Rose st, •: •Henderson, John, 08 Grove at. M'Donald, Charles, painter, I Cholmors •Henderson, Mary DickBon, 33 Gro^o st, closo, High st. •Henderson, Margaret Dick, 33 Grove, st, M'Donald, Wm., mason, 25 Glflhrd. park.1 Henderson, JOIID James, CJS,,.nt Stewart M'Farlane, DmiQtui, hatter, 62 Low Ualton. iiteMonzloa', 13 Toung st, - M 'Gibbon, George, 16 Howe st. Hoddle, George, draughtsman and en M'Glashan, Stuart, sculptor, Cauohmills graver, 10 St Patrick «q, bridge. " , Hodgo, D., teacher, Free High Church M'Glasban, Mrs Stuarl> Canonmllla bridge. school, Mound. •: M'Glaahan, Stuart, Jim., Caöonmllls bridge. Hogg, James AUlson, Ironmonger, Sfi M'Glashan, Miss, OanonmlUs bridge. Lothian rd, Jl'Glnshan, Wilhelmina, CanonmlUs bridge. Hogg, Thomas, temp, hotel, 2 Hunter sq. M'Glasban, John, Canoiimills bridge, Hogg, Mrs Thomas, temperance hotel, 2 M'Glashan, Alex,, Canon.mill3 bridge. ; Huntersq. - •• • , > : M'Glaahan, Robert, Canonmilla bi'ia#©» Hunter, Wm., bookbinder, 28 Queen,st, M'Indoe, Wm., 372 GastlehiU. Inghs, Gaorgo, Rosohall; Dalkeith rd. Maokay, Duncan, merchant, IBftflsasanee. 104 EDINBURGH. M'Kay, George, type-founder, 2 Dumbte- Miller, J. M., bookseller, 2 Lindsay pi. dykespl. Miller, Mrs James, 29 Charlotte sq. Mackay, Mrs, Temperance Refreshment Miller, Alex. Gordon, M-D., F.R.C.S.E., House, 54 Rose st. 20 Charlotte sq.. M'Renzle, Lauchlan, printer, North British Miller, Samuel, 29 Charlotte sq. Advertiser office. Miller, William, 29 Charlotte sq. M'Kenzle, James, dispensing chemist, 49 Miller, Pehelope Gordon, 29 Charlotte sq. George IV. bridge. •Miller, Barbara Jessie, 29 Charlotte sq. M'Kenzie, John, tobacco pipe manufac Miller, John, china merchant, 13 York pl. turer, Dumbiedykes pl. Mitchell, James, brass-finisher, Charles st. M'Kenzie, Mrs, 122 Grange pl. Mitchell, Rov. Mr, Reformed Wesleyan Ch, "M'Kenzie, John Bain, 122 Grange pl. Moir, W. S., 8 Tarvlt st. Maekie, James, missionary, N.St. David St. Moffat, James, flesher, 21 and 23 Brough MaekieVJobn, reporter, Courant offiee. am st. M'Lareh, John, Register dining rooms, 2 Monour, Mrs, 8 Bucoleach st. : Princes Bt. Montgomery, Hugh, joiner, 1 Märkot pl. M'Laren, Mrs John', 2 Princes st. Stockbridge. *M*Laren, John Brand, 2 Princes st. Motherwell, John, draper, 8 Home st. M'Laren, Wm. Napier, 2 Princes st. Muir, Glassford, farrier, 126 Rose st, *M'Laren, James Alex., 2 Princes st. • Muir, Mrs Glassford, 128 Rose st. MLarCn, Geo. Lawrence, 2 Princes st. Mungo, Jane, laundress, 22 Jamaica st. «M'Laren, Janet Elizabeth, 2 Princes st. Murray, Bbenezer, 4 St Andrew's sq. »WLaren, Robert D. G., 2 Princes st. Murray, Henry, confectioner, 109 Nlcol M'Lauchlan, Win, Brobner, fish salesman, son st, 1 Physio gardens. Murray, Mrs H„ 109 Nicolson st. M'Lauchlan, Mrs W. B„ 1 Physic gardens! Murray, Mary Alison, 109 Nicolsön st, M'Lean,1 Jas., Perceton depot, Lothian rd. Murray, Henrietta, 109 Nicolson st. • •'' M'Millan, John, 4 Mlddlefield buildings, Murray, Robert, 109 Nicolson st. ' Leith Walk. Murray, Jn., printer's joiuer, 22 Niddry M'Pbarlane, Ja, tailor, 10 Brighton st. st. •'. : M'Queen, John, upholsterer, OCobdon tori Muston, Harrington James, 6 Cumin pl, Dairy park. Muston, Mrs H. J., 0 Cumin pl. M'Rae, James, tailor and clothier, 146 •Muston, Fanny, 6 Cumin pL Frlocss st* *Muston, Dallas, 6 Cumin pl • M'Rao, Mrs James, 146 Princes st. *Muston, Emily, 0 Cumin pl. 1 ' M'Rae, John, 146 Princes st. * Muston, Arthur, 6 Cumin pl. •M'Rae, Margt. Elizabeth, 140 Princes St. #Muston, Rosa, 6 Cumin pl. Marshall, Miss, 8 Bu,cclouch st. Nteol, Daniel, printer, 1 Market place, Masson, David PaTkeS, Commercial Bank. Stookbrldge. Mather, James, senr., 54 Grindlay st. Ogilvie, Rev. Duncan, A.M., 60GHmourpl. Mather, James, cashier, 54 Grindlay st. Ogllvie, Mrs D., 60 Gilmour pl. Matthew, Mrs George, 10 Richmond St, Ogilvie, 'Margt. Allan, 60 GUmour pl, Meek,David,watchmalcer,60 North bridge. «Ogilvie, Wm. P., 60 Gllmourpl. ' : Meek, Mrs David, 60 North bridge, Oliphant, Thomas, 4 Rosebury crescent. *Moek, John, 60 North bridge Ollphant, Mrs T., 4 Rosebury orescent. •Meek, Jane, 60 North bridge. 1 *01!phaht, R. M,, 4 Rosobury orescent. •Meek, Wm., 60 North bridge. *01lphant, James, 4 Rosebury crescent.' *Meek, David, 60 North bridged > Palmer, Oblrles, 31 Moray pl. *Mcek, Thomas, CO North bridge, Paul, Thomas, reporter (Scotsman office), Mein, Miss, 130 Nlcolson st. ' Cookburn st. Menzles, Wm., M.D., 8 Lothian rd. Paul, Mrs Thomas, 4 Clerk street. Menzles, Mrs Wm., 8 Lothian rd. Peace, Margaret, 25 Nicholson St. Monzles, Janet J., 3 Lothian rd. Peach, Ohas. Wm., 30 Haddington pl. Monztes, Eliza L., 3 Lothian td. Peattle, John, refreshment-rooms, 39 Menzles, Helen S., 8 Lothian rd. North Bridge, Monzles, David, 3 Lothian rd, 1 Philp, Andrew, Cockburn hotol, Lord Monzles, Jano A., 8 Lothian road, Ouokburnst, Monzles, Joanna S.» 3 Lothian rd. Philp, Mrs Andrew, Cookburn hotol. •Menzloa, Margaret, 3 Lothian rd, Phllp, James, Ooofcburn hotol. Millar,. David, draper, 45 Coekburn st, Philp, Wm. Cornfoot, Cockbuvn hotol, Millar, Robert, teachsr, 48 Hanover st, Philp, Margt. Virtue, Cockburn hotol. Millar, Mrs Robert, 48 Hanover st. *Phllp, Helen Stonhouso, Cockburn hotel Millar, Elizabeth L, 48 Hanover St. *Phi!p, Andw., jun., Cookburn hotol. Millar, Janet Ann. 48 Hanover at. *Phllp, Eliza Ann, Cockburn hotel. Millar, Margaret T», 48 Hanover st. PUlans, John, baker and confectioner, 51 Miller, Rev. Alex., A.M., supt. CltyMis South Clerk st. slon, 5 St Andrew sq. PIrret, John, family grocer, 58 Clerk st, EPINBDKGH, Pirret, Mrs John, 58 Clerk st. . Sovers, Ben,, commission agent, 3 Comely- i *Pirret, James, 68 Cleric st. green place. ;..,.,.> *Plrret, Rachel, 68 Clerk st. Severs, John Edgar, 3 Comelygreenpl.) Pirret, Thomas, grocer, 2 Marmion terrace, Sharp, Wm., at Mr J. Koddie's, 0 West Morningside. Richmond st. Pirret, Mrs, 2 Marmion ter. Simpson, Mrs, 11 Osborne ter,.. i < •Pirret, Isabella, 2 Marmion ter. Sinton, John, slater, I W. Richmond st. •Pirret, Rachel, 2 Marmion ter. Small, Marion, 128 George st. , •Pirret, Barbara, 2 Marmion ter. Smith, Annn, 10 Bristo pi. •Pirret, James, 2 Marmion ter. , •. Smith, George, boot maker, 1 East Mait- • *Pirret, Thomas, 2 Marmion tcr. land st, Porteous, James, temp, hotel, 104 High st. Smith, James, grocer, 137 Grassmnrkqt. Prltty, John, 28 Barony sfc. • Smith, Mrs James, 137 Grassmarket. Prltty, Mrs John, 28 Barony st. Smith, James, jun., salesman, 137 Grass- Prllty, Agnes, 28 Barony st. market. , , • , :. Tye, George, nows-tfgent, 231 Canongate. Smith, "John, clothier and draper, 105 So. Reld, John, robe-maker, 59 Bristo St. Bridge. , Reid, Rev. Wm„ Merchiston park., Spence, John, architect, 5 Lothian rd, Reid, Mrs, Merchiston Park, Stirling, Jamos, 12 Drumdryan st. i Reid, Georglnia, Merchiston park. Stirling, Mrs James, 12 Drumdryan st. •Rejd, Anna Jane, Merchiston park, Stirton, David, draper and hosier, 204 •Reid, Wm. Hill; Morcklston'park, ! Lawnmarket. • ' •Reid, Clara Violet, .Merchiston park, Strachan, Robert, 52 Nieolson st. •Reid, John M'Gavin, Merchiston park. Stuart, Mary C, 24 Stafford st. ; . Ronton, Jamesjun., S.S.C., 10 Lanriqslon. Sutherland, John, builder, 12 Grindlay St. park. Sutherland, Mrs John, 12 Grindlny st, Renton, Mrs James, 10 Laurioaton park, •Sutherland, Agnes, 12 Grindlay st. •Renton, Lydia Todd, 10 Laurieston park, Swirles, James, draper, 40 Victoria st, •ltenton, Maggie Paxton, 10 Laurieston pk. Swirles, Mrs James, 40 Victoria st, •Ronton, Atiuie Todd, 10 Laurieston park. Tait, George, merchant, 5 Cartung pi. Rew, James, governor of Poor-house, 2 Taylor, Andrew, 10 Rankeillor st. Tolbooth wynd. , , Taylor, Jessie Wilhelmina, 12 Atbol pi. Rlddell, George, chimney sweeper,Chessols Taylor,Robt., bookbinder, 15 St James' sq. close, Canöngate. . • , Telfor, John, stationer, 44 Grove st. i Ritchie, Telfer, wholesale ironmonger, Temple, David, provision merchant, 71 7 Victoria st. Cockbum st. Ritchie, Mrs.Telfer, 8 Brougham st. Temple, Thomas, provision merchant, 245 •Ritchie, Isabella 8 Brougham st. . High st. , • . , • •Ritchie, Janet L., 8 Brougham st. Temple, Mrs Thomas, 0 Hill pi. •Ritchie, Elizabeth D., 8 Brougham st, Thomson, Alex., P.C. Education office, •Ritchie, Rachel R., 8 Brougham St. ' Mound. , ; •Ritchie, David, 8 Brougham st Thomson, Andrew, clothier and draper* 14 Ritchie, Mrs Wm., 82 Grove st. West Preston st. Roberts,"Rev. J., secretary, Sabbath Alli Thomson, Mrs Andrew, 14 West Preston st, ance of Scotland, 5 St Andrew sq, •Thomson, Jessie D., 14 West Preston st. Robertson, Alox. D., missionary, 10 Ar •Thomson, James M., 14 Wost Preston st. thur st. Tough, John, missionary, 34 Clerk st. Robertson, Rev. Jamos, C Salisbury road, Touch, Mrs John; 34 Clerk st« Nowington. Tough, John, jun., clerk, 84 Clerk st. Robertson, Mrs James, 6 Salisbury road. Tough, Alex., clerk, 34 Clerk st. Robertson, Wm., G. P. Ö., 15 St James' Bq. Turnbull, James, agent, Scottish Temper Robertson, W, W„ National Gallery. ance League, 15 Gladstone tor. Robertson, MrS W. W., 17 Upper Grove pi, Turnbull, Mrs James, 15 Gladstone ter. •Robertson, Archd. IL, 17 Urper Grove pi. Turnbull, JancttaYoting, 16 Gladstone ter. «Robertson, Charles K., 17 Upper Grove pi. Turnbull, Jane S. P., 15 Gladstone ter. •Robertson, Ohristina Ann,l7 Üp. Grove pi. •Turnbull, James, jun,, 15 Gladstone ter. •Robertson, Wm. Y,, 17 Upper Grove pi. Vallanco, John, 2 Salisbury sq. •Robertson, Mary Hulbort, 17 Up.GrovopI, Vallaneo, Mrs John, 2 Salisbury sq. Rodger, Wm,, superintendent Victoria Vallance, David James*, 2 Salisbury sq, lodging house, 85 West port. •Vallanco, Margaret Boll, 2 Salisbury sq. Russell, JamcB, lodgings, 50 Castle st. Vernon, Wm. Francis, surgeon dentist, 80 Ryan, Mary, Waverley temperance hotel, Princes &t. ' 43 Princes St. Vernon, Mrs Wm. F., 80 Princes st. Saunders, John, 1 Orchardfloldpl. »Vornon, James Begble, 80 Princes st. Scott, Jas., baker, 51 N. Richmond st. Vessy, Mrs, Ulbster school, Water of Lelth, Scott, William, teacher, Lancastrian Walker, Helen, 16 Hope st. school, , Walker, John, foreman, 1 East Haitian^ st. EDZEIX—FALKIRK. Watson, Jas,, Long-green, Dalmany park. ESKDALEMUitt '(LantflMm), "Watson, James, •writing master, 54 South Scott, Wm., Bhepherd, Garwaldshiel. bridge. Watson, Mrs James, 54 South bridge. EVRA. Watson, Annie Rae, 54 South bridge. Mowar, John. Watson, JatrTes, Jan., 54 South bridge. Ifobertson, Wm., shoemaker, *WutSöö, Ahdrew Swan. 54 South bridge. Sinclair, John, E. 0. school. . *Watson, Mary Tatt, 54 South briage. Watson, John, draper's salesman, 5 Cor • EYEMOUTH. king pl. Black, James Jaffrey, shoemaker. Waugh, Wm., 3 Milne's court. , . Cow, John, fisherman. White, Alexander, grocer, 89 Dundas Bt. Dickson, John, fish carer. White, Thomas, 31 London st. Dickson, Joanna. White, Jeanie, 31 London st, Dickson, Mary. Whyto, David^ merchant, 3 Park st. Edington, Alex. Why'te, MrsD.', 8 Park st. ' ' Whyto, Peter, mason, 1 Upper Grove pi. FALKIRK. Wilkie, David, sorter, 20 W. Claromont st. Arnot, Elizabeth, Woodaida. , *Witkie, Ann Agries. Arnot, Thoraas, WoodsldO. Williams, W. T., teacher, 46 Home St. Brown, John, smith, Balnsford. . Wilson, James, hawker. 13 King's stables. Connoottle, T., Eastern aven., Gralisimston. Wilson, Thomas, pointsman, 5 lieith tcr. Craig, James, baker, James'pl. Wright, John, japanner, 1Ö4 High Bt. Donaldson, Wm., Bank of Scotland, , Young, Henry D., 12 Gladstone tcr. Donaldson; Mrs Wm., Bank of Scotland, Y0n»|, Jessie, 15 Gladstone for. Easton, Alexander, Bankstdo, Yule, George, 18 Moray pl. • Flndlay, Robert, cutler and gasflttor, , Flndluy, Mrs, , , EDZELL (Brechin), Findlayson, John;, tailor, Rich st. Grant, Alex,, shoemaker. ! Graham. James, clerk, Bahksldo. Kidd, George, tailor and clothier. < Grant, Peter.'irioulclor, Cttnal bank. Nairn, Robert, shoemaker. Hamilton, WW., Saddlor, Hisjh St., Thomson, Thomas, saddler. HlgginaP[Wm„ cabinetmaker, High EGLINTON (Irvine), ... Hope, James, Carbrook mains. Murray, Daniel. Hope, Thomas, Royal Bank. Murray, Mrs Daniel. Johnston, Jas., clothier, High st, Johnston, Mrs James, temporanco "hotel, ELGIN. , * Johnston, Mary, temperance hotel, Johnston, John, Bhoemaker, 24 "Koitii Bt, *Johnston, Ueörßtna, tömpetancö hotol, Bishopmill. ^Johnston, Jane, temperance hotel. Johnston, W., tailor, 24 No. st, BlshopmlU, M'Gilehrist, Jolmr superintendent of, Cer *Johnston%J., juu., 24 No. st, Blsbopmill, tified Industrial School. , M'DOnaTd, G'dofge.'olty police officer. IM'Gllchrlst.Mrs John, Kerselario". ; Robertson, Wm.,,tem, coffee house, 108 M'Intosh. Mrs'Gilbert, Kirk wyrid. High. st. ' ,, ' *M'Intosh, Mary. Stark, Roy, J., don, minister, .15 King'st. *M'Intösb, Jane. »M'Intosh, Ann. ELLON,; *M'Into8h, Petor, Cowleson, Thomas, draper. M'Intyre, James, contractor, Callondar Cowieson, Mrs. road. Maokle, John, merchant tailor. Matthew, William, bookseller, Wilson'** Moir, Aloü., saddler. buildings. Molr, Wm., butcher. Matthew, Mrs Wm,, Wilson's buildings, Ruxton, George, batolior. Park, Wm., talesman, Eastern avonao, Hklnnor, Alex., tailor. Grahamston,. Wilson, R,, brick manufao., Esrtomont. . Rennlo, Arphtbalil,, drapor, High Bt. Wilson, Mrs Robert, Esslonxont. Rüdgor, David, clerk, Ph-ajiuuco. Wilson, Robt., jun., mason, Unroll, THabollit, tenolHir, Cow wynd, * Wilson, James. , Sllgq, Alnx,, bnkur, Ijaurlfwtoii, fcWilson, John. , Smith, James, hooltBoUor, High nt., •WILSON, CATHOI'LNO. Sutherland, Junj«», mnulilor, Korso lann, *Wilson, iKiibolIa, jun, Turner, Ruht, JH., tailor, Robert's Wynd. »Wilson, Janet. Wado, Rev, Geur«o, Wotft, U,P, mttii»u, 'Wilson, Martha. . Walker, Henry, Flro Brick works, •Wilson, Margarot M'Culloch. Wnrdrop, MI«H, dre«»iuuker, HL Watson, J., bootnmkur, agent, U, K. Prov, EUROL (PvriBMre). InMtltulIon, High st. Pace, Alex., gardenor, Murle. Whltolaw, James, bill poster, Cistern lane. FALKLAND (B/e). ; FORDOUN. Lyell, Dr James. Duncan, John, bootmaker. •' , •.' - -' • • > Duncan, Mrs. Smith, Wm., meMfiit;'P6mbftice. Orr, Eliza, U.E. manse. ' , ' ' Smith,Mrs, Post "office, •• • Or?, Margaret W., U.P. manse. ; • »Smith, Jatfiefe. • 1 : ' *Smith, Margaret E. ' >- ' , FETTERCÄIEN (Kihcäräneshlre), •Smith, John Lyall. • • i i Morris, Jouii,-City6fGlhsgöw Bank. •Smith, Robert Ferguson. *Sniith, Christina Watt. - . FINDHORN. Strachan, DiVid, saddler. * • • Chtsholm, Hngh, drofter. •Strachau, Win. • 1 "';'• Farajihir, Alex,, agent. Mackay, James D., mefchaht, FORFAR. '•' 2: Maekay, Jobn.sen.'./merchRnt, Arthur, Öeorge, inspector of pooi», Yfc Simpson, William, Shoemaker. torla st. Simpson, Mrs William. Arthur, ttrs'ßed., Vlofork *A. Hardie, Wm., clerk, l'St JameS'm FrNDOCHTY., Paterson, P., temp, coffee house, 17 East Sutherland, Alexander, fisherman'. High st. i . Sutherland, John, fisÜernia'AV Sotiter, Goörgb, 180 East High Btv " • 1 Souter, Wm., draper, 100 East High st. • Strachau, George, 13 'Ösnahurghw. 1 "; • FINTRAY (Merdeenshir«}. : Gamming, John, meroliant, .,, Sturrook, Wm„Little'Causeway. , Llttlejobu, Alox,, fanner, l-tattonfolds, FORGLTSN (Tm^Hffi). :- M'Lean, James, farmer, Cairnparlt. 1 Walker, James, farmer, Berwick, Brohner,«Jame*, farmer, Mill of Ribrae. ' *Walkor, James, jun., Berwick, Brobner, Mr5 James, Mill'of Ribfte;•»•' Falrweather, James, hieVohaht, IBridg^fid; Ross, Alex., farmer, Newton-, Cardbusfe; • FINTRY & MILLSEAT (Turrtp). Ross, Mrs Alex., Newton, Carnousio. Anderson, Ann, Oraigston castle. Crulckshauk, Robt.yBbgs 'of Laithers. FORGUE (ffunttpy. " !l Frasor, Thomas juti., Kinbet. Bartlatt,Dr,'Cli/t6ncottliKe. •" . Gerrlo, Charles, Luncarty. Gray, George, mllleV, LtMotttu. • *" /',' Lodinglmm, John, former, Slap; > Munro, GeorRe, tailor, BalgäVeny., Lodlngham, Mrs, Slap, , . i.. Shepherd, 'Jatnei T.,-chemist •aWarufig'fst;; *Ledingham, Anno Elizabeth; Slop. Balgayeny. *Ledingham, Margaret Jario, Slaß, ..<•• • • *Ledingham, John IvnöX, Slap;. r »Ledingham, Alox,,'Slajp. ' ' FORRES. •• ''''":!:'' Anderson, Miss, Eden cottage. Saunders, Rev. George, manse, Millscnt. Bain, Alex., sen- AOS High st. Smart,'John, carpenter, CrMg^Wn. Davidson, Ja"flres, farmer, Lriohlehlll. Frasei", Wm.,wrmer, NetheVtunv . F^CrlABERS. Fraser, Mrs Wmv, Netftorlon. " .' "' Clark, James, stntlonmkstor. Fraser, Wm„ jun., Nothcrton. Grant, George, gardener, Nursery, Fraser, Minnie Annie, Nethertön-, "•' "/" Gray, Jamo's, cabinetmaker. , Gill, James, postmaster. Gray, James, jun., cabtoetmaker. Gflluhj GoWgö, cabinetmaker, Gordon st, *aray, Elizabeth, ' ,' •' ' " Grant, William, tailor and .clottiteV, "It Henderson, James, carpenter. 'Northsi;. ' • • I,v' Inglis, John. ,' Grant, Wth., juh, clerk, Nwth.st. ; ,, Innes, James, shoemaker, Green, Jh., librarian, Mecliahlcs' 'Institute, *InnoS, Elizabeth., , Holonzon, John, hairäl'ossor,'304 High'st. Innos.Wm,, divinity atuäont. Jamieso'ii,Mi's, Cummihg-at, r Tnnos, John, 'cabinetmaker. , Kerr, Roy. Robert, Indeftndont.ninil|t'er,,' Inuos, Rohort.bootmaker. ' Menzles",' Wm„ woofl merchant, High st Lllloy, J. P., A.M., divinity student, Miller, John, Onzotte ofllco. , ' Munro, Rev. Alexander, ölunyliill iKras'e., FÖDDERTY. ! Munro, Mrs Alexander, <3ronyhlflhonsb.., Maodougall, Rev, Wm. S,,Froo manse. Naughtop, Jtrnies, farmei', Bridgend. t Macdougall, Mrs Wm. S-.m-eo «umso. Naughty, Wm., tamp. Koto), ,225 MSgliW. Rlaoh, Duncan, clothier, High st. _ . "' FOLDHÖÜSE ("IVhilotU'fi), 1 Ross, Alex., plnstof er, White's bull«Üg%. M'Oallum, Wra. Stalker, Wni„ draper, 272 High St. , M'Lood, Gavin. Taylor, Peter, manufacturer, WÖolwlll., ,, Thornton, Peter, Blackfaulds. Wateon, Alex., late farmer, Nerth SÖfepk.Bt., 108 SOKT-ATJ&TJSTtJS— Watson, Rev. Wm., U.P! manse. •Combat, Alice. Watson, W., shoemaker, Warken'sbldgs. •Combat, James W. , , Cowan, Adam, saddler. FORT-AUGUSTUS. Cuthbertson, Wm., draper, Croft st. Malcolm, Mrs Geo., Cratgard, Invergarry, Hymers, Mrs, temp, hotel, 8 Market st. •Malcolm, John, Crafgard, Invergarry. Ireland, Michael, saddler, Market st. •Malcolm, Robert Ca,rmlctiael, Craigard, Johnston, Alex,, sen., weaver, 37 Island St. Invsrgarry. Johnston, Alex., jun., warper, 37 Island st. Johnston, John, pupil teacher,37 Island Bt, FORTROSE AND ROSSMARKIE. •Johnston, Thomas Alex., 87 Island st. Dunn, Rev. Ferdinand, 8 Castle st. •Johnston, George, 87 Island st. Forsyth, Robert R, F., colporteur, Ross- •Johnston, Isabella, 87 Island st. markle. M'Dougall, R., grain merchant, Bridge st. Messer, Thomas, draper, Abbotsford- rd. M'Kenzle, Kenneth, merchant, Rossmarkle. Milne, James, 11 Sime pl. Ross, Donald, farmer, Feijdie hill, Park, Thomas, boot aad shooihaker, 23 FOWLIS WESTER (Crieff), i • Stirling st. ' ; M'Ara, John, Oastletown. 1 . • , Richardson, Moggie, Paton st. Scott, George, bakor, Island St. ' " FRASERBURGH. . - Scott, Mrs George, Island st. , Couper, Jas., fishery officer, Commerce st, Scott, James, 18 Stirling st, , , Munro, John, fish eurer, 27 Commerce gt, Small, Mary, Corn mlil. Muiiro, Mrs John, 27 Commerce st. , • • • Small, Isa, Corn mill. Murray, F« B<. Ash eurer, 38, Castle st. Stewart,' Charles, weaver, 3 Channel at. Murray, Wm. L., cooper, 38 Castle st Stewart, Chris., servant; Wakefield bank.' Summers, James, 15 North st. , Stewart, Georgo, blacksmith, 3 Channel ati Tindall,: Robert, junl, Ironmonger. \ Thomson, Rev, Alex.r Baptist Church, Traill, John, bookseller, 3 Mid st. Queen st. ' • • '.'•-* <' Watt, Henry, North of Scotland bank. : Thomson, Alex.,jun,, Queen st. •> Womyss, Mrs John, Saltoun pl., Thomson, John, weaver, 19 Island st. Twoedio, Mrs John, High st. , * FREUCHIE (Kettle). Allan, Andrew- 1I • • GALSTOH. ' Pryde, Andrew, sen., Millwaters. - Mair, James, farmer, Greenfield. •• ,. Pryde, Andrew, jun., MUlwaters. Robertson, Margaret. GARDENSTOWN (Sang). Thorn, James, sawyer, Channel haugh. Andrew, Wm„ fish ourer. Gordon, Robert, shoemaker. ERIOOKHEIM (Arir'aath). Gordon,.Elspoth. Fotherlngham, Jos., yarn miller, Pitmnles Kennedy, John, fish eurer, mill. , Pyper, John, merchant. * , GALASHIELS. GARLIESTON & SORBIE. AfHeek, Robert, niason, Roxburgh, st, Drysdale, Robert, joiner, Garlieston. Allan, John, letter carrier, Channel St. Gibson, Wm., F, C. teacher, Sorbio. •Allan, Mary. ' • • ', Hughan, Peter, farmerj Cults, Garlieston. »Allan, Jane, - ! ' Hughan, Mrs Peter, Cults, Garltostoft. * Allan, James, Hughan, Peter H, Cults, Gartleston. Anderson, Alex., Weaver, 22 Overhaugh st, Hughan, Miss, Cults, Garlieston. Anderson, James, foreman, Princes st. Hughan, JolmF. (Runcbrn, Cheshire). Armitage, Thomas, weaver, 27 Channel st. *Hughan, Andrew M'Keand, Cults. Beaton, Jas., superintendent of police. Keachle, John, shoemaker. Boll, John,bootmaker, 12Bankat. M'Collocb, Peter, baker. Bowie, George, co-operative store. M'Gowan, Georgo, joiner, Garlieston. Bowie, John, tweed finisher, Queen st. M'KIe, Andrew, ship carpenter. Brotherston, D., grain merchant, Bridge st. Robertson, Alex., merchant, Post office, Bfotherston, Mrs David, Bridge St. Robertson, Mrs Alexander, BrOwtilfe, James, dyer, Baton st. Shearer, Andrew, blacksmith, Cairns, Wm., Albert pl. Williamson, David, blacksmith. • Cairns, Mrs Wm., Albert pl. Williamson, Mrs David, Garlieston. Carrathws, Wm., merchant, 26 Bridge s|, Carruthörs, Margaret, 2Q Bridge st. GAEMOUTH, Carru&ers, Mrs George, 26 Bridge st. Duncan, John, railway Carrier. Cleghorn, Thomas, fleshef, 23 Bank st. Murray, John.F. C. teacher. Combat, Mrs Alex,, Abbotsford rd, Murray, Miss M., teacher. Combat, Mary, Abbotsford rd. Rose, Hugh, tailor. Combat, Bessie. Thomson, Alexander, bootmaker. GARNKERK— GLASGOW. 109 - GARNKIRK. Donaldson, Nairn, bricklayer. , •' GLASGOW, •• < Murray, Wm„ M.D., surgeon. Abernethy, Robt., deputy harbour ta'aäter, Murray, Mrs Wm, 68 Crookston st . . "••'•>•.< t Abott, Matthew, power-loom, tenter, 19 Queen Mary st,, Bridgeton. ,•••••<••••> GARNQTJEBN. Adair, Robert, captain, ship "City of Carey, .Tames. • Bombay.' ' • Dunacble, James, Glenboig cottage. Airlie, James, secy., Glasgow Abstainors' Dunacbie, Mrs James, Glenböig cottage. Union, 18 Renfleld st. *Dunachle, William, Glenboig cottage. Airlie, Mrs James, Darnley ter, Shawlands. •Dunachie, Margaret, Glenboig ebttago. •Airlie, H, B., Darnley ter, Shawlands, : •Dunacbio, Archibald, Glenboig cottage. *Airlie, Bessie, Darnley ter, Shawlands. Guthrie, James. Aitohisori, Alex., 128 Great Hamilton st.!' Kerr, Wm., Gamqueon Eobool-house. Altken, Jos., merchant 2 So. Portland st.' R.eid, Wm„ foreman, Glonbolg works. Aitken, Mrs James, 2 South Portland st. Aitken, Miss, 2 South Portland st. GARTSHERRIE {Coatbridge). Aitken, Catherine, 2 South Portland j»t. M'Lellan, Arch., clerk, Gartsherrie iron- Aitken, James, jun., 2 South Portland St. works. Aitken, Helen, 2 South Portland st. Aitken, Thomas, 2 South Portland st. M'Lellan, Dugald, Albert pl., Coatbridge. •Ailken, John B., 2 South Portland st. * Aitken, Mary, 2 South Portland st. • GATEHOUSE. •Altken, Christina, 2 South Portlaad st, Beattle, Miss Jonatba, Hill cottage. •Aitken, Marion, 2 South Portland St. Cairns, John, builder, Back st. •Aitken, Joanna, 2 South Portland st. <• Cairns, Mrs John, Back Bt. •Aitken, Annabolla, 2 South Portland st: Cairns, Miss, Back sr. . Aitken, John, temp, hotel, 108 Argyle sr. •Cairns, John, jun. Aitken, Mrs John, 108 Argylo Bt. •Cairns, James E. * Aitken, Peter, 108 Argyle St. Campbell, John, blacksmith, Back st. * Aitken, Isabella, 108 Argyle st. Clark, Rev. Andrew, U.P. manse, •Aitken, Elizabeth, 108 Argylo st. Coltart, Mrs Margaret, Salamanca cottage. Aitken, Wm., bookkeeper, 486 St Ylrieentst. Comllne, Mrs John, grocer. Aitken, Mrs Wm., 480 St Vincent st. Elliot; Wm., draper. •Aitken, Elizabeth King, 486 Sfc Vincent st. •Gibson, Mary R. .' . - •Aitken, Ann Wilson, 486 St Vincent st. ; Graham, Wm., joiner, Cally sawmill. •Aitken, Alex., 486 St Vincent st. Hall, John, druggist. Aitken, Wm., engineer, 275 Sprlngbu'rn rd. Hunter, John, baker. Alexander, Alex, traveller, 125 Hospital st. James, Owen, assistant druggist. Alexander, Mrs, 125 Hospital st. M'Clelland, John, banker. Alexander, Wm., at Gourocfc Ropework M'Millan, W. D., printer and bookseller, Co., 86 Clyde pl. • M . Fleet st. Alexander, W,, tea merchant, 265Argyle st. M'Taggart, Wm., coachman, , Allan, Alex., merchant, 2 Park gardens* «Rae, Robert, Allan, Mrs Alox., 2 Park gardens. ,' •Allan, Robert Smith, 2 Park gardens, GIF FORD. •Allan, Eliza, 2 Park gardens. Harrower, Peter, blacksmith. •Allan, James Alex., 2 Park gardens. »Allan, Charles Edward, 2 Park gardens. •Allan, Henry, 2 Park gardens. GIRVAN. •Allan, Jane, 2 Park gardens. Blair, John J. M., clothier and draper. Allan, Alex., juu., merchant, 4 Clifton pl. Chalmers, Gilbert, boot and shoemaker. Allan, Eieanora, 2 Park ter, Harvey, Robert George, sergeant of police. Allan, James II, 2 Park ter. Lusk, John, grocer. Allan, Mary G„ 2 Park ter. *Lusk, Thomas. •Allan, Jesslo C, 2 Park ter. ., •Lusk, Robert. •Allan, Richard G., 2 Park ler. Sheriff, William, missionary, •Allan, Bryce, 2 Park ter. Allan, Archibald, commercial traveller, 27 GLADSMUIR (Tranent). Paterson st, Kingston. Christie, Andrew, farmer, Aduislon, •Allan, James, 27 Paterson st., Kingston. Gracle, James, Iron works storo, Allan, Mrs D. S., C Steven st, •Allan, James Brown, 6 Steven st., GLAJÜHS. Alston, Thomas,joiner, 131 South Roses». Rae, Archibald, mason. Anderson, George, -warehouseman, 101 Stormoiit, David, church officer. Crown st. Young, Peter, wright, Latch. Anderson, James, clerk, 29 Normal pl. *Young, Margaret Smyth, Newton. Anderson, Mrs James, 29 Normal pl. lid GLASGOW. Anderson, James, Btercb. manufacturer, 98 Barrie, James A„ first mate, ship " Eliza , St Vincent st, beth Fleming," 48 "Houston st, Anderson, Miss M,, Battlefield home, Baxter, Dun., juu., iron, ship builder, 150 Langaide. Crookston st. Anderson, Miss M. R., Battlefield house, Baxter,Hugh, lost maker, 38 Stookwell st. , Lan^Bide, , , , , Baxter, Mrs Hugh, 118 South Rose st. Anderson, Misä E. M., Battlefield house, •Baxter, Helen, 118 South ROBO st Langside. . . " Baxter, Robert, warehouseman, 12 South Anderson, Marjory, Battlefield house, K'mning pi. Langside. Bayley, Joseph, warper, 100 John "st. Anderson,, John, Royal Polytechnic ware- Beaton, John, M*Fadyen & Co., 10 No. houses, 89 Argylest. Queen st. • • ''- Anderson, John, jun., 3 Park gardens. Becket, Alex., captain, ship "City of Anderson, Maggie, 3 Park garden?. Tanjore." Anderson, Alexander, 3 Park gardens. Begg, George, merchant, 98 West Nile st. •Anderson, Alfred, 3 Park gardens., Bogg, James, 124 Cumberland st •Anderson, Charles S., 3 Park gardens. Begg, Mrs James, 124 Cumberland «t. •Anderson, Edward P., 3 Park gardens. •Begg, Robert, 124 Cumberland st. • Anderson, "John, bnfcer, «8 North st, Bell, Ambrose T. G., clerk, 71 Shamrock st Anderson, John, 32 Grafton square. Bell, Andrew, bookseller,211 Thistle st. Awlrew, James, teacher, St John school, Bell, Wm.,'inspeotor, Cal. Rally,, i?o. Side. David st. Bonnet, Wm., sub-editor, 25 Queen st. Andrew, Margaret, 387Duko st. V Bonnet, Thos., publisher, 25 Queen st. •Andrew, JäneXowe Young, 387 Duke st. Berry, T„ warehouseman, 42 Glassford st Annan, Robert, clothier; 70 Buchanan at. Berry, Mrs Thos., 143 Great Hamiltonfet, •Annan, Margaret, 15 Carnarvon at. Berry, Jas., compositor, ICS Gt, Hamilton st.; *Annan, John, 15 Carnarvon st. • Bertram, Andw., smith, heating and Venii-1 •Annan, Fanny A., 15 Carnarvon st. latlng engineer, 18 Waterloo st. Armour, W. 0., ironmonger, C Blnnta pi. Bertram, John A,, engraver, 239 Avgylo st. Arneil, wm. B„ 82 West Scotland •Brown, Jape, 54 Duncbattan terrace. Burns, .George R., glazier, 188 Main slj.j Brown, John, grocer, 171 SauchJehaR st. G-orbals, , ,, : *.8rown, John, jun,i '33 Hill et.,' Garnetlitj]. Calrney, John, juri.. 40 Sauehiehall st. * Brown, Minnie, 3S.HiUs?t., ßarnethiil. Cairney, Wn»>i shipbroker, 4 Derby Bt. •Brown, Wm., 38 Hill St., Garnetbill. Calrney, Mrs Wm,, 4 Derby st., ,. ., •Brown, James, 38 Hülst., Garriethill. "Cairaey, Wm. D., 4 D; erby st. Brown, Jfiseph, clwh, 214 Thistle st. t . °Calrney, Douglas, 4 iDerby st. , , Brown, Bev., Joseph, D.D.) 3 .Clifton pl. •'Cairney,, Maty Vale, 4 Derby st. 4 , Brown, Mrs Joseph, 3 Clifton pl, Calderwood, R-, banker, '231 Buplia'pan^t. Brown, Janet, 3 Clifton pl.,, Calderwood, David, teacher,, D Begeht Brown, Isabella C'S Clifton pl. Parkter. , ,.• , , ; Brown, Mary, 3 Clifton pl, , Calderwood, Janet, 9 Regent Park tor,, Brown, Matthew, draper, 87 S, Portland St, Cameron, A,,Bhnemakor, 17 Newet./Calton, Brown, M, B., cJiemM, 28 Whitevale. Cameron, Donald, Ö, Btt.4KiUeVmont'$% Brown, Mvs3I. B., 28 Wfutevale, ; I Cameron, John, pcrocer and provision mer Brown, Jas. D., warehouseman, ß.Derby st. chant, 104 Renfleld s't. , ... I Brown, Thos., warehouseman, 6 Derby st., Campbell, Alex., commission agont, 76 St : Brown, Bo.bfr., baker und. grain merchant, George's road... , , , , f,,: - 126 Cumberland Bt, , . , I Campbejl, James, clothlor, 183 Cowcad- Brown, Jeanio, ^26 Cumberland st. dens st. ,,,.' ,. ,..„',.,. , Brown, Mary, 126 Cumberland st. I .Campbell, J.,upholsteror,.l50StaekwoUst. Brown, Thomas, accountant, 204 Dum Campbell, Mrs John, 150 Stockwell st, , barton nl., . .. . , , ;., ,:I i ^Campbell, J„jun., -clerk, 150 StQokwett st. Brown, MrsT,, 204 Dumbarton road. •Campbell, James, 160 Stoclcweli st. Brown. Richard, 204 Dumbarton road. > Campbell, John, power-loom teriter, pSq ?Bro.wn,,Wm., 204. Dumbarton rd. . St Vincent st. Brown, Thomas, jun., accountant, 135 Campbell, John J., 124 Queen st. T ,» Buchanan st. - 1 Campbell, Matthew, warehouseman, 200 Brown, .Wm., warehouse porter, 10 Stan-; North st. : hope St....- . • I i • Campbell, Thps., clerk, #06 North st., , Browning, Matthew, grain storekeeper, 24- Campbell, Robert ,R,, loom-daw cutter, Yorksk . . j,. i ,, . 25 Candleriggs..',( .., . . ,,„ ,; : Brownlie,P„>jr., cashier, 37 Weii-road ter. Campbell, Wm., bookseller, 324 Ai'gylo it. Bryan, James,. engine-keeper, manufac .Campbell, Wm.,: 124 Quean st. •', , tory, Peel st, Mile-end. , , /. • < Carmlchael, James M., cashier, 1Ö0 West Buchanan, Andrew, 257, Argylo'st, George st. :. , < , ,,;, Buchanan, Alex., 64 Bath st, Carson, Aixjh.-,watehman';,27,WasVingtoiiBt. Buchanan, ,Mra Alex., 61 Bath st».. Carson, D. S„ olerk,'7 Be(kaveuiteV, ,. Buchanan, John, 251 Renfrew st, Chalmers, John, draper, 532 St Viftöent-st, Buchanan,Mrs John, 251 Renfrew st,, \ Chalmers, Mrs Jolm,,&32StVirieent6fe, • Buchanan, Robert, 257 Argylo st, M Chalmers, Thomas, 43 Milton st. >.'. Buchanan, John, ternporanco hotel, 20 Chalmers, Win,, hill, clerk, 9 Caledonia rd, Carlton pi. ^Chalmers, James, B Caledonia road. Buchahan, John, jun., 20 Carlton pl. Chrystal, Robert, jun., 2 Charing cross, Buchanan, Eliza, Ü0.Carlton pl. *Chryatal, John, 2 Charing cross. Buchanan, Maggie, 20 Carlton pl., •Chrystal, Wm., 2,Charinsc cross. . t, , Buchanan, Robt., oontractor, f>3 Alston St. Clnro, Geo.rge, C.E„,5l Abbotsford pl. , Buchanan, Thomas, D„ M.D., 22 Royal Clark, Arohd., biscuit manufacturer, ,100 cresopnt. , : • . , . , Elliot st,. . . , , . Buchanan, Mrs Thos, D„ 22 Royal eras. , Clark, Mrs Archd., 30,$t Vhicent eres,.. , Buchanan, TIIOB., 22 Royal eves, Clark, Malcolm, biscuit manufacturer, 1O0 Buchanan, Miss, ÄRoynl eres. . Elliot st,, ' Bunting, Jarnos, warehouseman, 160, Olark, Mrs M„ 0 Clifton pl. . Groeuhead st, : , • i Clarke, Daniel, 7 Walworth tqr, , Burns, John, 45 Nelson 8t.,TradcBion.. Clarko, Mrs Daniel, 7,Walworil\ ter, , - Burn*, Mrs Jamos K,, 20 St; Jnmos Bt., •Olnrko, P, Morris, 7 Walworth tor. • Kingston, i •• i •Clarke, Agues Jesslo, 7 Walworth (er., Burns, J. P., fruiterer and gamo salesman, Clark, Simon, assistant druggist, 84 Rüther- 42 West Nile at. glen rond. ... Burns, Mrs J. P., Queen's park, Ololand.Jas., bandage maker-, 240 Gcorgest. Burns, John P., Jurt., Queen's park, I Clyde, Thomas, stationer, 110 Hopest. Burns, Robort, Queen's park. Cochrane, John L., plumber, .6 6 Paisley rd. Burns, Mary, Queen's park, Cochrane, Thomas, cotton yarn dresser, 25 •Burns, Isabella, Queen's park, Abororomblo st. •Burns, Margaret P., Queen's park. Cochrane, Wm., loom-card cutter, *8 No. •Bums, Agues, Queen's put k. i Hanovor st. Burns, Guo., jeweller, 41 Sauchiehdll at. •Coohrane, Jane, 58 No, H*nov«r st, •Cochrane, Margaret, 68 No. Hanover st. •Crawford, Francis B., 6 Regent Park ter. Coghill, David, provision dealer, 321 Par •Crawford, Jessie M. C.,6 Regent Pk. ter. liamentary rd. •Crawford, Anne D., 6 Regent Park ter. Coghill, Mrs David, 321 Parliamentary rd. Crawford, William P,, painter, 48 South Coghill, Ann, 321 Parliamentary rd. Coburg st. Coghill, Wm., letterpresä printer, 10 New Cree, James, 4 Abbotsford pi. ton st. Cree, Mrs James, 4 Abbotsrord pi. Coghill, Mrs Wm., 10 Newton st. •Cree, Robert Leslie, 4 Abbotsford pi. Coghill, Wm., silversmith, 4 Stormorit st. •Cree, Hamilton Orr, 4 Abbötsford pi. ' Collins, Wm., publisher, 139 Stirling rd. •Cree, Nap. George, 4 Abbotsförd pi. Collins, Annabella, 224 Eenfrew et; •Cree, Charles, 4 Abbotsford pi. Collins, Jane, 224 Renfrew st. •Cree, Alfred Duff, 4 Abbotsford pi. Collins,' Elizabeth, 224 Renfrew st. Cricbton. James, joiner, 26 Dean st. Cromar, D., draper, 87 &Ö9 Cumberland st.. •Collins, John, 224, Renfrew st, *Colhns, Grace, 224 Renfrew st. - Cromar, Mrs D„ 87 &89 Cumberland st. •Collins, Helen, 224 Renfrew st. CrookBton, David, 1 Hill St., Garhethhl. Colquhoun, Hugh, writer, 22 Renfield st, ' Orookston, Mrs. D., 1 Hill st., Garnotliil. Colquhoun, Mrs Hugh, 19 Monteith row. Crookston, Wm., 1 Hill st., Garnethill. •Oolquhoun, Catherine, 19 Monteith row. : Cross, A. M„ 28 Devon st„ Eglinton st, •Colquhoun, James, 19.Monteith row. Cruicksbank, Mrs Susan,' English Baking '•Colquhoun, Jessie Young, 19 Monteith. Co., 4 So. Portland st. 1 row. ' •• !; Cruickshank, Robert, 4 So. Portland st. •Colquhonn, Mary M'K., 19 Montolth row. Cruickshank, Wm,, 4 South Portland st. Connell, Hugh, watchmaker, 1 Eglfntonst.! Cruickshank, John, 4 South Portland st. Connell, Wm., captain, 69 St James' st;,, Crulcksbankj George, 4 South Portland st. Kingston, ! Crnickshank, Arthur, 4 South Portland st. Connell, Wm. H.,59 St James sti Cruleksbauk, Edward^ 4 South Portland st. Cook, Adam, wool sorter, 73 Commercial; Cumming, Robert, 229 Duke street. road. ' : \» Cunningham, Allan, manuf., 4 Cook St. Cooper, James, IT Bwntön st. • : Cunningham, Charles, clerk, 40 Brown st. Copeland, Enoch, sculptor, 36 Bolhwell st, Cunningham, Henry, 182 Stirling road, Copeland, John, city missionary, Iff Holm-j Cunningham, J. M.,117 Hospital st. • head st. Currle, John, clerk, 70 W. Cumberland st. Corbett, Robt., brick builder, 848 Duke St.: Currie, Malcolm, commercial traveller, 85 Corbett, Mrs Robt.-, 348 Duke st. Oxford st. Corbett, Ann, 348 Duke st. • Curtis,- John Green, excise officer, 4 Wood Corbett, Robert, Jun., 348 Duke st. lands road, t Corbett, Walter, 348 Duke st. ' Dalziel, J., wholesale stationer, 139 Argyle *C6uborougb, Andrew, 7 Walworth 'ter.'' stroet. 1 Couper, James, merchant, 15 Smith's court, Darrocb, R„ painter, 102 Dumbarton rd. 53 Candlerlggs. Davidson, John, slater, 291 Hope st Couper, Mrs James, 20 Monteith row. Davtos, J. M., accountant, 135 Buchanan Cowan, J„ Jan., surveyor, 62 St Vincent st. street. J Cowie, A., K6ppoch iroüwks, Keppoch hilt. Davies, Mrs Jas. M., 132 West Graham St. Cowie, Mrs A., Keppoeh Hill house. 1 Dawson, Duncan, 102 Canning st. Cowie, James, Keppoch Hill house. " Dawson, William, 102 Canning st. Cowie, John R., Keppoch' Hill house. Dawson, Grace, 102 Canning st. •Cowie; Charles R., Keppoch Hill house, Dawson, Isabella,I02 Canning st, *Cowie, Alex,, Keppooh Hill house. •Dawson, Elizabeth, 102 Canning si Craig, A., sugar broker, 41 Virginia St. •Dawson, James, 102 Canning st, Craig, Mrs A., 4 Woodlands rd. Dawson, Peter, hot presser, 20 Ingram st. Craig, Agnes S., 4 Woodlands rd. Decs, John, salesman, 19 Jamaica st. •Craig, Mary C., 4 Woodlands rd. Do war,. Thomas, 0 Douglas st: Craig, John, grocer, 33 North st. Dick, Thomas, house factor, 1 Greonlaw Crawford, Elizabeth, 6 Blnnlo pi, pi., Paialoy rd. * Crawford, Mrs, 48 Port-Dundas rd. Dick,Mrs Thoe., I Greenlaw pi., Palsleyrd. 'Crawford, Jano P. H., 48 Pt.-Dundas rd. •Dick, T., jun., 1 Greonlaw pl„Paisley rd. •Crawford, Jessie B., 48 Pt.-Dundas rd, •Dick, Mary Anno H., 1 Greonlaw pi, Crawford, H,, mission agent, 88 Gamdon st. Dick, Mrs Waltor, 371 Duke st. Crawford, James, 144 Gt. Hamilton st. Dick, Jessie, 371 Duke st. Crawford, J. P., clothier, 76 Eglinton st. Dick, Marion; 871 Duke at. n Crawford, Mrs J. P., 0 Regent park ter. Dick, Isabella, 371 Duke st, . Crawford,Wm., Jun., teacher of pianoforte, Dick, Mrs David, 377 Duke st. 6 Regent Park ter. Donald, John, dairyman, 02 Craighall rd. Crawford, Jeanie P., 6 Regent Park ter. Donald, James, clerk, 28 Grove st. •Crawford, James p., 6 Regent Park ter, Donald, Mrs James, 26 Grove st. •Crawford, Grizzel M., 0 Regent Park ter. *Donald, Mary, 26 Grove st,. GLASGOW, 113 •Donald, Morton, 26 Grove st. *'•' ' Duhoatison, Helen, 2 East Park pl„ Shaw- •Donald, Helen, 26 Grove st. lands. •Donald, Margaret, 26 Grove st. , Dunlop, Elizabeth, 151 Renfrew st. • ; •Donald, John, 26 Grove st. 3 Danlop, James, 151 Renfrew st, •Donald, Jane, 26 Gröve st. •Dunlop, Wm., 151 Renfrew st. Donnan, Eobert M., 21 So. Apsley pl. •Dunlop, Thomas, 151 Renfrew st. ' ; Dougall, James, 77 Thistle st. Duttlop, Robert, 201 ThistlO-st Dougall, Mrs James, 77 Thistle st. Dunlop, Wm., 417 Parliamentary rd. Dougall, George, 77 Thistle st. Dunn, James, 52 Scotland st. ; ' . Dougall, Elizabeth, 77 Thistle st. , *Dunn, Annie, 62 Scotland st. •Dougall, Robert, 77 Thistle st. Dunn, James, >"8 East John St. • ' Dougans, Andrew, -wholesale ironmonger, Dykes, Samuel, provision merchant, 64 4 Sommerville pl. Coweaddens st. . * Dougans, Andrew, jun., 4 Sommerville pl, »Dykes, Alex. Baird, 64 Coweaddens st. Dougans, Catherine 0., 4 Sommerville pl. *Eadie, Margaret, 99 Caledonia road. Dougans, David Young, 4 Sommerville pl. «Eadio, George, 99 Caledonia road. Douglas, Rev. John; 38 Carnarvon st. Eadio, Margaret Rose, 6 Warwick st. Douglas, Mrs John, 38 Carnarvon st. Baglesham, Margaret, 48 Pollok st. •Douglas, Wm. Lincoln, 88 Carnarvon st. Eaglesham, Mary, 48 Pollok St. Downes, John H., 20 Kelvingrove st. «Bnglesham, James, 48 Pollok st. Downes, Thos,, jun., 13 Monteith röw, ' Pairley, John, grinder, 183 London st. Downes, Mrs Thos., 13 Monteith1 row. •Farq'uhor, John, jun., Lonzle junction. •Downle, Mary, 166 Crown st. , ' •Farquhar, James T., Lcnzie junction. Drummond, Robt., proprietor, temperance *Farquhar, Wm. lt., Lonzle junction. , hotel, 69 Union st. *Farquhar, Jane, Lenzio junction. *" .. Drummond.Mrs R., temp, hotel, 69üniori st. FarreB, Wm., printer, 50 JtSfo. St Mungo st, Drummond, Agnes A., 09 Union st. Fea, Georgo Henry, agent, Scottish Tern* Drummond, Hugh M,, 69 Union st. peranceLeague, 21 Claremont st. •Drummond, William W.,- 69 Union St. Foa, Mrs G. H., 21 Claremont sti •Drummond, Annie B., 69 Union st. Fee, Frederick, engineer, 21 Claremont st. •Drummond, Jessie T. S., 69 Union st. •Fea, Martha Hannah, 21 Claremont St. •Drummond, Mary Jane, 69 Union st. *Foaj Susannah, 21 ClaTemotifc St., 1 , •Drummond, Robert James, 09 Union st. Ferguson, David, accountant, 8 Miller St.' Drysdale, Thomas M., manufacturer, 163 •Ferguson, Wilfrid Henry, 8 Miller st.' Hillst.,GarnethiU. Ferguson, Rov. F., M.A, 11 Walmer eres; *Drysdale, May M., 108 Hill st„ Garnethill Ferguson, Peter, ageut, Scottish Temper^ «Drysdale, Alex. R., 163 Hill st., Garnethlll ance League, 283 Egllnton st.: *Drysdale, Agnes M.,163 Hill st.,Garnetbill Ferguson, Mrs Peter, 283 Eglinton st. «Drysdale, Jessie K., 163 Hill st., G arnethlll Ferguson, Robert, 198 No. Woodslde rd. ; Duff, Charles, hair cutter and perfumer, 42 Ferguson, Mrs Robt.; 198 No. Woodstde rd. Eglinton st. Fergusson, William, warehouseman, 86 Dunachie, Thomas, agent of the Scottish Whitovale. Temperance League, 4 Milan st; »Fergusson, George F., 86 Whitevale, Dunachie, Mrs Thoraas, 4 Milan st. Ferguson, Wm„ 67 Elliot st. Dunachie, Hel. H., dressmaker, 4 Milan st, •Ferguson, Wm., jun,, 67 Elliot st. Dunachie, Martha R., milliner, 4 Milan st. Fife. Wm., merchant, 52 Glassrorcl st. Dunachie, Margaret, machinist, 4 Milan Bt. Filshill, John, confectioner, Arderileo, Dunachie, Robert, clerk, 4 Milan st. Lenzie junction. • "! ': Dunaohle, Wm., pupil teacher, 4 Milan st. Filshill, Mrs John, Ardenlee, Lenzie. «Dunachie, Elizabeth, 4 Milan st. Findlay, J., manufacturer, 2 W. Regent St. «Dunachie, Jeanie, 4 Milan st. Finlayson,- Francis, manufacturer, Elmtreo Duncan, Alexander, copperplate printer, cottage, Polloksbields. 24 Taylor st. Finlayson, Gilhert, manufacturer, Elmtreo Duncan, James, cattle salesman, 16 Mon Cottage, Pollokshields. teith row, ' Fisher, J. C, teacher, 41 Commeiclal rd. \ Dunoan, T., silk mercer, 17 Monteith row, Fisher, Wm., jewoller, 135 Buchanan St. ! Dunoan, Mrs Thos., 17 Montolth row. ! Fleming, P., warehouseman, 38 Camden st. Duncan, James, 17 Montolth row. Fleming, Mrs Peter, 35 Camden St. Duncan, Marlon A., 17 Monteith row. 1 Fleming, Thomas, 11 Anderson st., Kin* Duncan, Jane, 17 Monteith row. nlngpark. Duncan, Clydesdale, 17 Monteith row. Fleming, Mrs Thomas, 11 Anderson at., Duncan, Jessie, 17 Montolth row. Rinning park. ' '•' «Dunean, Daniel, 17 Monteith row. 1 Flett, John, 121 Queen st. «Duncan Margaret, 17 Montetth row, Flindell, Geo., glass Worker, 80 Sfaltlandst. •Dunoan, Susan, 17 Montclth row. •FUndell, George, 80 Maltland st, Dunoanson, Eliza, 40 Warwick st, Forrest, John, engineer. 04 Cumberland st Duncanson, Miss, 2 E.Park pl., Shawlands. Forrest, Mrs John, 94 Cumberland st, Forrest, John, Jan.* student, 94. Climber, Fulton, Samuel, baker and flour-merchant, l land St. ' , j .' 2 Surrey pi. " ', . ., t , ', i, •-. • Forrest, T. H,, wgbi.ee?, 9^Cumherland st, Fulton, Samhel, jun., 2.Surrey P*: Forrest," A. F., teacher, 84 Cumherhiriist, Galbraith, Jamesi,2 Dulse st. • ;. ,, ., •Galbraith, James,junf, SDuJceit,,.i. Forrester, Thomas, 1,7 South St Mango st.; Forsyth. W.,baMer, Ml Hospltalat.,. . •Galbraith, Agues, 2 Dukesfc. .• 'r, Forsyth, Mary, Cobden Hotql, Si Argylfpt, Galliö, G., sen.. Bookseller, 99 .B^hanap.s^. Forsyth, Jeanie.aJ,A.rg5.1e st. \;V..» Galt, Andw.,45 Qheeh Mary si., Brldgetop;. Forsyth, Charlotte, 81 ArgyleSt,, , • . . . Gait, Mrs Andrew, 45,, Queen-3J|ary ^t,-, •Forsyth, James, 81 Argyle st> ,,;. ,•,••> Bridgeton. , : •Forsyth, Ahnle, 8J Argylp st. ' Gait, James, SB Thistle, st- • n. •Forsyth, Grace, 81 Argyle, st., Gardner, Wm«> S7 Washington st. •Forsyth, Willie, 81 Argyle st, Gardiner, Isabella, 4B'BttQclfiuch,St; •Forsyth, Jpljn, 81 Arple ft. ', Gardiner,, Marion, 43 Buccleubh, st. t . > Fortune, Dayhl, AndjerSoman, Univetifity, ÖatbeijaL iptJivln,: warehouseman, 498,. St 204 George st. ,,' • •Vincentsj;., ' • : > Fortune, Mrs David, 204 George st. Gauld, JohnD., bookkeeper) 1H Dumbar •Fortune, (jeprge Roy,. 204 Geopgd fit, ton road. '. *. i' ! Foulds,* John, 29 Berkety fei;, ' . . Gem.raiiJ, Mrs'CrosshnX Cathcort Foulds, Wm,, 29 Berkel? ter. *Gemmlll, Jobri<'Lewtlrwäite, "Crossbill, Foulds, Arthur G., 29 Berhely ter, Cathcart. .- > , . - .,-,-,.(i - •Foutds, Idargar^L,, 29 Borkely tev, •Gömmllt, Wm, Pulman, Crossbill,, CATH •Foulds, Andrew, 20*BprUely ter. cart, ' ' ; ' ., , l' Frame, Alci;,, Drompark Coal Co., 13 Gemmill, Wm„ IßOWestGobrge .st Dixon st. . " , Gibb,'DavId,122'N'ofth ifrederlck^T. . ^ Frame,.Mrs Alox,, G8 Abbotsford pL Gihbj.Jamep, clerk, 5I>,Naijurntst. Frame, R,ev., Japps, Ü.F, Church, 8 JS^nn'- Gibson, Bessle'Lawson, 4 Park' quadrant,! ' field pi. : , •'.... " Gibson, George Ee,nry, INLAND' Revenue, 9 •Frame, James, jun.j $ Amifield pl> Abbotslbrd pi. * . , *•"," . , • •Frame, John Ker, S Annfield pi, Gibson, Barbara/Ml?,, 9 Abbotsford pi. •Frame, Stephen A. P.,,8 Annflekl pi; Gibson,, Anfiie L., 9 Abbotsford pi, •Frame, Jessie ^Brown, 8 AnnUel'd pK Gibson, Jacket T., 9 Abbotsford pi, • .• t Fraser, W. H,, commercial traveller,, 191 Gihsouj James, iuaiuifaolurer, 13 South Duke st, : Park ter, , ' .' Prater, John, 11,6 West Regent st,. Gibson, Mrs Jamos,"l3 South Park ter,.. French, PeterV commercial traveller, 2$ Gibson, John, cabinet maker, and uphol- 'So*. Apsley pi. .Steror, 68 Baion st, ' , ,;i •French, Wm. M'Kay, 20- So, Apsley pi Gibspn, BjObei't Bpwo, warehouseman, IdO French, Robert, studerjt, 2(J 8?. ilpsleyph ; Holland st." .i,' Fultartop, Alexander,; thnhev Measurer, Gibson, Thös, B.rmanufac„ 3, liynedoch sb. 184 Dumbarton road. Gibson, Mrs Thomas B.,' 3 Lynedcqh st,i Fullarton, Mrs Alex., 184 Diirabartpn rd. "Gibson, Jessie Orr, 3 Lynedooh st„ \ Fullarton, Wm •>• 184 Dumbarton, rcl. •Gibson, Liz?ie Lawson, 3 Lyncdooh st. Fullarton, Annie, 184 Dumbarton rd. •Gibson," Jane Ramsay Orr, 3Lynedoch st. Fulton, James, draper and clothier, 16? W. *Gibson, Isabella hawson, 3Lynedoph at.- Campbell st. " \. •Gibson, Matthew Orr, 3 Lynedoch; st,, ^ • Fulton, Mrs James, 157 West Campbell st *Glbspn, Evelyn Mary,3iLynedöch st.,,;. Fulton, MisS, 157 West Campbell st. , Gilbert, Alexander,house,factor, 5Q Great Fulton, James, jun,, potato merchant, 44 Hamilton st. So. Apsley pi. Gilbert, Mrs Alex., 50 Gt. Hamilton st. *Fulton, John, 44 So. Apsloy pi.,, Gilchrist, Mrs John, Milnoroft. •Pulton, James H., 44 So. Ap»ley pi. Gilchrist, W,, ship-broker, 77 Buchanan St. •Fulton, Robert, 44 So. AprieS pl» Gilchrist, Robert, 84 Hope st. •Fulton, Mary Young, 44 So. Apsley pi, GUebrist, Wm., 84 Hope »t. . Fulton, John, grocer, 34 üurabqrlan& sfj. Gillespie, John, floshor, 1T1 Garseubo ru. Fulton, Mrs John, 60 South Apsley ph Gillies, Arohd,, shqop and oattlo salesman, Pulton, James ,M., student, 60 So. Apsley 126Annfleld.st. , , .. ' ;. place. ' > Gillies, John, .merchant, 7 Hanovov sfc. Fulton, Wm., 60. South Apsloy pi. Gllmour;j,,griiinmercht,,I103,OoweAddüiis. •Fulton, David M., GO South Apsloy ph Gllmour, Rojjeijt, (f Öilmour st. f „; •Fulton, Minnie, 60 South Apsley pi,, Girdwood, J,,'bank toller; UnionBk,C.rogs Fulton, Robert, provision merchant, 21 Girdwoou", Mrs £, ^8 Orownst.,. Hutcheson st. •' Glass, Adam,M„clethier and,draper, ICS FUUQUI Wm., grain merchant, 2 Surrey pi ar.d 17ÜCowcaddens st. , Fulton, Mrs wm., 2 Surrey pi. Glassfu-d, John, meehanle, 81 Marlbro'. sfe, Fulton,Thomas B., grain merchant, 20Fpl Glassford, Miss, milliner, 47.' Stevenson st, lokshaws road, , Calton. ,115 Gould, ^warehouseman, 40 Bucclouch st. Hall, David,, coalj mer.eha,nt, 11 AbJjpts» Gould, G., traveller, 34 Caledonia rd*. ford pit ' ,**...,"' .* ii Gordon, John, polja^o .merchant, §7 North Hail", Mrs David.IlAbbotsford pl, Hanover st. „ Hall, Janot R,, 11 Abbctsford ph '. , , < < Gourl.ay, J., accountant, 141, St Vincent si Hall, James, 11 Abbotsford, pl. Gourlay, Robort, irorifonnder, British-Iroh- Hall, Andw. J., student, ll Abbptstord pi. ,wprks, 608 Gallowgate, ', "." , *H.alL David, jun., 11 Abbotsford pl.. • • GoWlay, Mi'6 Robert, 53 East. BjO.se st, *Hall, Eliza 0., ll Abbotsford pl. ,: Gpurlay, Marion, 53 East Rose stj* | *H>11, John, 11 Abbotaford pl„ . * , , • *Gourlay, Jane,53 EastRosest.' , «Hall, Anne J., 11 Abbotsford pl.,, ; : «Gourlay, Annie, 58 Eaat;Roso,st. . , * , Hall, Wm., draper, 263 Argylo st. ••,,, •Gourlay, Jessie, 53 East Rose st. Hall,MrsWmi, 149Kontroad.' ,.,„,, «Gourlay, Mary Ann, 53 East Ros'o,st. \ Hally,Wm., missionary, 77 Cumberlandjr. *Gourlay, Agnes, 33 East Rose st. Hamilton, Alexander, hati rnanulacturer, Govan, WUUaru, jun., South park, BU1,- 82 Buchanan st,' ...'..'.. '.' • . > liead. .' ' ." '•• ' " ' ;", Hamilton,' Andrew M., water oüifie, 23 Govan, Mrs Wm., South park, Billheaa, Miller st. . . :••',. . Govan, Jane E,,*SoBth park, Billhead,, , Hamilton, Jas,, shipbuilder, 15 Royal ores. Govan, Bithia E„ Sputirpark, Hillhoad. aml|tou, Mrs ^ames, 15 Royal^res,; . Govan, Arthur A,., South parlt, Hillhead* annah, Rebelt W» warehouseman, U6 Govan, Eliza C, South park', HiJJkeaa, , tWaterloo st. •GoVan, Julio, South/park". Rillhead» Hannlngton, D,, 4 Oxford St., ...... i *Govan, Clara, South pari*, Hillhead. Hanson, John, student, 43, Holmhoad et. pvnn,"Win, J,, Ann st., Hillhead. ; Hardle, Aloxander^eatliei: mei'ohant^go towans, Adam, bookbinder, 22 Ann st, London Jane. '.' • Gowans,.Mrs Adam, 9 Regent Bark, ter,^ Hardio, Mrs Alex,, 185 Crown st. , , i Gowans, Cbarjes, 9 Regent; /^arjt; ter. Hardio, Jp'lnj, cdptaib,si)ip '.'City of Dolbl," Rowans, Catiline, 9 Regent Bark ter, Harrower, Peter, oheniist and, druggist, Gowans, Jfoj-y,9 Regent farlf tor". ., 130Cowpaddensfi.,• , , i ',, " .,„». ! Gowans, Adolinq, '9' Begeht Park tcr., , Harvey, James,lAh'nfield &t* •. »,. 1 i. i Gräcle, Cyrus., cpmrnerolal' tiavoÜe'r, 34 Harvey, Robert, lAhnÜel'd, at, .; Howard st. , . '' Haxton,',Robert, cabinetmaker,, 10 Oflp.- Graham, Buncan,.c)ei;k, fJQ Stootwoll st,. barton road. ' : , ' , \ Graham, .John T., ,12 Bucclcuch st, ",. Hay, Wm., shqpman, 199, Cro.wn Bfc. , Gray, George, factor, 7Ö,SV Portland, st. Hector, R, L., wqrehou^emaqi 70 Jamaica Gray, Capt. James, 112 Gloucester;' st. j Gray, Mrs Wm., 21 Steven st, " "'••.] St, " ' ' '.,"•,, ; .. ' ,. , . •:.-.!. Gray, David, 21 Steven st. Henderson, Jqhn, 27 Stanhope st. . Gray, Mary, 21 Steven st. • ' . ., Hendry,* 'Alexander,'7eabinetntakoi** 7k *Gray, John, 21 Steven st. , 'Eglin.ton.st., .' ' -. ,•...... ( • *Gray, Wm. Ross, 21 Steven st. , ,, Hewitson, Bev. Joseph . R,, Wosleyan •Gray, Robert Whitson, 21 Stoven st. ministei", Tradestpn, ^Gray, James, 21 Steven st. " . • : Hill, Jas., city missionary, 83 Taylor-sfc Hillhouse, Robt., 5 Milan St., Lily bank rd. •Gray, Catherine, 21 Steven st. t Greer, Mrs George, 283,Egl,inton st. Hillhouse, Mrs B,, 5 Milau St., LHybank rd. Grelg, James, wool broker, 85 Fox Hird, John, draper. ' Greig,- Wm.» family grqcer, 51$, St Vin- .Hoey, Thos., enginoeiv84 Buccleueh sk, - ;. cent st. * floey, Catherine, 84 Bucelouch st, , \ 'Guthrie, Bev. John, A.M.,'32 Buckingham Hoey, James, factor 98 Gloucester st, terrace. • • . • Hoey, James, jum, 98 Gloucestev-st. Guthrie, Mrs. John, 32 Buckingham tor. «Hoey, John, 98 Gloucester st. * , Guthrie, Hannah L,,r32 Buckingham tor,; Hood,. Rev. Robort, 1 M.auldslie terra.ce, Guthrie, Thomas 0., 32 Buckingham tcr. : London rd. , Guthrie, John, palntOr and "paper hanger, Hooper, Frederick, 37 Abercpriisr» Horn, Andrew, flpsher, 29rButhei-glea,i:d, 170 Sauohtuhall st, Hpru, James, fleshor, 23 and 2!? Bedford Guthrie,' Mrs John, 170 Sauchiehall st, Horn, Mrs Jamo.s, 9, Apsley pl, * ; , , ;: Guthrie, John, jun., 170 Sauchiehall st,., Horn, James, jun., 9, Apsleypl. , , Guthrie, Wm., 17Ö Sauchiehall st,' •''..-. Horn, Helen, 9 Apsley pl. •Guthrie,'Mowct. A„ 17Ö Sauehiohall st. «Horn, Christina, 9 Apsley pl. , >; •Guthrie, Christina, 176 Sauchiehnll st. Horn, Wm., flesher, 29 Rutherglen road. «Guthrlo, Isabella, 170 SauchleliftU st. Hunter, Archd., 10 George Bt, ; Guthrie, Wm., 1 King st., Tradcston. Hunter, James,'24 Dover, st. Hall, Juhn, draper, 27 Main st., Anderston, Hunter, George, house;factör, 27 Union st. Hall, Mrs John, 421 St Vincent st.' * Hunter, George, warehbasonia«, öl Wtikr Hall', Alexander B., draper, 27 Majnst., street. Anderston. , ». • ",: Hunter, Mrs George, lp9 Cumberland, st, Hall; George B., drapor, 27 Main st. •Hunter, Geo., jun., 109 Cumberlandst, 116 GLASGOW. •Hunter, Isabella J., 8 Regent Park ter, •Lamberton, James, Balgray bank, Spring- 'Hunter, Jessie 0., 8 Regent Park ter. burn. ' •Hunter, Robt., jun., 8 Regent Park ter. •Lamberton,Walter, Balgray hank, Spring- •Hunter, Elizabeth G., 8 Regent Park ter. burn. ; k, Imrie, James, clothier, 52 Queen st. •Lamberton, John, Balgray bank, Spring- Imrle, Mrs Jas., 3? Houston st. burn. ' Ireland, John, warehouseman, 57 Dorset •Lamberton, Margaret, Balgray bank, street. ••.-.•* • . • , y Springburn, - ' Ireland, James, warehouseman, 57 DorSet •Lamberton, Amle, Balgray hank, Spring- burn. street.• ( Ireland, Robert, -warehouseman, 57 Dorset Lamont, John, clothier, 48 Gordon st. street. ' ' Lamont, Mrs John, 148 So. Thistle st, Irving, David, flesher, 232 High st. Lang, Gilbert, warehouseman, 162 Paisley Irving, Thomas, flesber, 95 Gallowgate, road, Jaolt, David, commercial traveller, 9 Bell- Lang, J. L., writer, 79 West Regent st. ; grove si'. • ' Lang, Mrs J..L,, Provansido. Jackson, Richard, butler. ' ' '" Lang, Alex. M., student, Provansido. Jenkins, Mrs, 40 Brown st, ! :1 ' ' ; Lang, Miss J. S.i Provansido. •Johnson, Alice Gretchen, 8 Balmantib st. Lang, Miss M. G., Provanside. Johnston,Prancis, cabinetmaker, 83 Grscme Lang, J. Lvjun,, Provanside. ' st. LauKhland, Mrs AhdreWj Primrose villa, Johnston, Mary, 33 GraUne st. Pöllokshields.' Johnston, Rev. James A., SpringbUrn, ;' Lawrence, J antes D., 124 Queen st. Johnston, Mrs JameS A., Sprirlgburn.';. Lawrence, John, rope and twine manu •Johnston, Janet S., Springburh.' facturer, 1 Annfield st. ' •Johnston, George, Springburn. , \, Lawriej-Thomas, decorator to her Majesty's •Johiiston, Margaret, Springburn. 1 Boardof Works, 85 St Vincent st. fcjobnston, Hugh P., Springburn. ,, , ' ( Lawrie, Mrs Thomas, 184 Dumbarton rd.; •Johnston, Jam.es A., juii., Spriughurh. Lawrie, Wm. D., 184 Dumbarton rd. . •Johnston, David, Springburn. ' Lawrie, Mary Waters, 184 Dumbarton ra, Johnston, Robert, 8 Saucbiehull st. Lawrie, Jessie B., 181 Dumbarton rd. Johnston, Wm., see., Scottish Temperance Lawson, Charles, writer, 448 Argyle st. League, 108 Hope st. . Lawson, Peter, engineer, 27J Crown at, Johnston, Mrs Wm., 15 Rasest,, Garnelhiti. Lechio, James, clerk, 27 Washington st. •Johnston, Wm., jun., 15 Rose st. Leekio, John, wholesale saddler, 58 Stock- •Johnston, Maggie, 15 Rose st. well st. Keay, Mr-, 15 Rose St., Garnethill. '1":' Leitcb, A., carter, 4 Buchanan court, Eg- KeUbch, Mat., clerk, 218 St George's id. lintonst. Kennedy, David, baker, 4 Lnngslde road, Lennox, Alex., wholesale stationer, 135 Queen's park. Ingram st. Kennedy, Mrs David, 4 Dangside road, Lennox, Duncan, writer, 100 West Queen's park. Regent st. Kennedy, John, Allanbank, Crossbill. Lennox, John, Victoria temp, hotel, 235 Kerr, Norman S., M.D., Aitken's hotel, 108 Buchanan st. Argyle st. Lennox, Mrs John, Victoria temp, hotel Kerr, Wm., painter, 80 Alma place, Pais 235 Buchanan st, ley rd. Liddoll, James, clerk, 301 Eglinton st. King, James, stevedore, 78 Brown st. Liddle, Robert, wood turner, ö Bodford King, Robert, packing box maker, 3 Bal- "lane. manno st. Liddlo, Mrs Robert, 48 Camden st. •King^Margaret B. C, 3 Balmanno st. •Liddle, Robert, jun., 48 Camden st, Kinloch, James, refreshment stall keeper, Liddle, Wm., 72 Cambridge st. 29 Bglinlon st. Lindsay, William G.» accountant, 3 West Kilpatrjck, D. R,, 124 Queen St. Regent st. Kirlvland, James, grain mor., 92 Hope st. Lindsay, J. W., accountant, 3W. Regent Kirkpatrlck, John, 298 Bath eres. st. Kirkwood, John, house agent, 9 Oakflold Lindsay, John, cashier, 33 Grame st. terrace, Hillhead. Lindsay, Robt., yarn merchant, 57 Bruns Knox, Rev. James, M.A., 3 Park grove, wick st. Paisley road. Lindsay, Wm., 124 Queen st. ' Laing, Alex., 19 Dorset st. Little, George, 224 Upper Main st. *Lalng, Robert, 19 Dorset st. Little, George, jnn„ 224 Upper Main st •Lamb, Elizabeth, 39 Commercial rd. •Little, Janet, 224 Upper Main st. Lamherton, Hugh, wholesale confectioner, •Little, Elizabeth, 224 Upper Main st. 2 Commercial rd. Livingston, Arch., writer, 15 Royal ter. Larnberton, Mrs Hugh, Balgray bank, Livingston, Mrs Archd., 15 Royal ter. j Springburn. Livingston, Mary, 15 Royal ter. •Livingston, Elizabeth, 15 Royal ter. M'Farlano, John, boot and shoemaker, 108 Livingston, Maggie, 15 Royal ter. . Cumberland st. Lochore, Robort, merchant, 5 India st. M'Farlane, Robert, 124 Queen St. Lochoro, Elizabeth, 5 India st. M'Pio, John, H.M.C., 131 Rose St., south. Lochore, Jessie, 6 India st. •M'Fie, Jessie Millar, 121 Rose st.,'South. Lofius, Charles C, chemist and druggist, *M*Fle, Wm., Gowans, 131 Rose St., south, 98 Cumberland st. «M'Fie, Alex. Milroy, 121 Rose st., south. Logan, Wm., 21 Maxwell st. M'Flo, Archd., bootmaker, 219 Sauchie- *Logan, "Willie, 18 Abbotsford pl. hall st. Lowe, Ohas., japanner and scalo maker, 80 M'Fie, Mary Hay, 7 Hopetoun pl. Renfield st.. M'Gavin, John, 19 Elmbank pl. Lyle, James, painter, 24 Maitland st. M'Gavin, Miss, 19 Elmbank pl. ' Lylo, James, carpet manufacturer, 33 Mon M'Gavin, Margaret, 19 Blmbonk pl. teith row. M'Gavin, Janet, 19 Elmbank pl. Lylo, Mrs James, 33 Monteith row. M'Gavin,Nnthan,prooer,220StGeorge'srd. Lylo, Isabella, 33 Monteith row. M'Geoeh, Wm., jun., 2 Aihton place, •Lyle, John, 83 Monteith row. Dowanbili. •Lyle, James, 33 Monteith row. M'Geoch, Mrs Wm., 2 Ashton place, Maccall, Robt. M., 113 Renfrew st. Downnhill. Macalllster, Walter, coal agent, 76 Aber- M'Gown, John, warehouseman, 17 Coch crombio st. ran st, M'Arthur, Malcolm, 67 Buchanan st. M'Gown, Wm., foreman lithographer, 94 M'Arthur, Peter, pattern designor, 327 Miller st. Dalmaraock rd. M'Gregor, Alex., stationer, 22 Glassford st. MaoAulay, J., clerk, 201 Dumbarton rd. M'Gvegor, Mrs Alex., 272 Buchanan st. M'Auslane, Wm. T., Worth British Daily M'Grogor, Duncan, letter-carrier, 26 East Mail ofiico, Union st. George st. »M'Auslane, Jane M„ 09 Caledonia rd. M'Gregor, George, 17 Grove st. *M,Aus!ane, W-, C9 Caledonia rd. M'Gregor, James, leather merchant, 230 M'Cailum.D., seaman, steamer " Pioneer." West Regent st. M'Callum, Rev G.,'2 Craigncstook pl. M'Gregor, John, commercial teacher, 38 M'Callum, John, Religious Icstitutlon Bath st. Rooms, 75 St George's pl. M'Houl, David, bootmaker, 234 Argyle st. M'Callam, Malcolm, Religious Institution M'Houl, John, East park, Sbawiaods. Rooms, 75 St George's pl. •M'Houl, Alex , East Park, Sbawlands. M'Callum, M., manuf., 76 Howard st. *M«Houl, Wm., East Park, Shawlands, M'Callum, Robert, 06 Eglinton st. *M'Houl,David, jr., East Park, Shawlands. M'Clymont, Alex., 8 Church pl. M'Indoo, John, wrlght and house pro M'Clymont, John, iron-shipbuilder, 8 Ein prietor, 40 Brown st. nieston st. M'Indoo, Moggie, 334 St Vincent St. M'Coll, James, dairyman, 42 Duke st. M'lver, Alexander, 62 Cambridge st, M'Connell, Robert, 166 Stafford pl. Mackay, Alexander, 9 Sllvergrove st. M'Crackon, J., bill poster, 9 Stirling st Maekay; James, paper ruler, 54Uniin st, M'Creadle, J., warehouseman, 270 Par Maekay, Lauchlan, wholesale stationer, liamentary sd. 135 Ingram st. M'Diarmid, Allan, 98 St Vincent st. Maekay, Wm., wholesale stationer, 135 M'Donald, Alex., church officer, Kent rd. Ingram st. M'Donald, Sarah C, Kent rd. Maekay, Stewart, 52 Gordon st. •M'Donald, Wm. H., Kent rd. M'Keohuie, James, 2 Clydcvlow ter. M'Donald, Alex., jun., Kent rd. M'Kcllar, Jane, teacher, 22* Eglinton st. M'Donald, Mrs Alex., jun., Kent rd. M'Kellar,Elizabeth,tcacher,224 Eglinton st »M'Donald, Alex., terttus,Kent rd. McKenzie, Colin, baker, 45 Argylo st. «M'Donald, Robert A., Kent rd. M'Kenzte, Mrs C, 100 No. Frederick st. M'Donald, A., baker, 8 Sllvorgrove st Mackie, Thomas, mungo merchant, 35 M'Donald, John, bill poster, 59 Hope st. Shuttle st. M'Donald, James, captain, ship " City of M'Kie, Wm., mason, 180 So. Wellington st. Vienna." M'Klnlay, Mrs Jas., dairy, 125 W. Nile St. M'Donald, John, brlckbuilder, Comely tl-M'Kinlay, Ann, 125 West Nile st, park, Dennistoun. Mackinlay, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 99 Water M'Donald, Mrs, Garrick temp, hotel, 24 loo st, Stoekwell st. M'Kinlay, John, grocer, 127 High st. M'Dougall, Alex., 16 Olelland st. M'Kim, Wm,, bank toller, Clelland pl., M'Dougall, Mrs Alex., 16 Olelland st, Paisley rd. M'Dougall, Allan, 12 Ronald st. Macklnnon, James, 71 Waterloo st. M'Dougall.Mra Allan, 12 Ronald st. M'Kinnon, P., cabinetmaker, 76 C*rrickst, M'DougaU, Neil, bill poster. M'Kinnon, Catherine, 76 Carrlck st. M'Duff, A,, engineer, 2 Newhall st. M'Kinnon, J. M,, clerk, 76 Carrick st. I m GLASGOW, M'Kinnon,, Agnes, 76 Carrickst. M'Rae, Mrs David, Brsesido hou=e, Queen s M'Loten, Daniel, teacher, Weliiagtoa place park. academy. Macrae, David, Braeside house. M'Laren, J. fisher, writer, 67 WV File st. M'Rae, Helen R.,Braesldehouse» M'Loan, Andrew, shipbuilder, 33 St Yin- M'Rae, JaneF., Braesidehouse. centores- Mi'Raej Margaret F., Bracside house. *M'Lean, Andw., Jan., 33 St Vincent eres. M'Taggavt, Hugh, engineer, Bogside, St »M'Lean, Wm., 33 St Vincent eres, Rollox. Maclean, A. H., merchant, 124 Queen st, M'Whirter, Alex,, pattern printer, 3 Sister' Maclean, Mrs. A. H.,. 18 Grosvenor ter. st., Calton. ; *MacleaU, Mary M'G., 13 Grosvcncr tw. Main, Charles, of Messrs R. Gilobrisfc & «Macleun, Atex.Haryio, 13 Grosveaorter, Co., 8 Brown st. Maclean, Charles, 124 Queen st, Main, Mrs Charles, 424 Argyle st. ; M'Lean, Rev. James, 159 Shamrock ft. Mann, Mrs., 289 Sauchichall st. M'Lean, Mrs James, 159 Shamrock st. Mann, .Joluv chartered accountant, 83« M'Lean, Mal„-Sailors' Home, Broomielaw. West Regent st. > M'Lean, Mrs Malcolm, Sailors' Home. Mann, Mrs John, Qiteenslen, Langeide.; M'Lean, Peter, miller, 12; Walworth ter. •Mann, John, juu., Qneonslea, Langside, i M'Lean, Mrs Peter, "12 Walworth ter. •Mann, Harrington, Qücenslß«, Lniigslde. *M'Lean, Alex*, 12 Walworth ter. •Mann, Arthur, Quoensleu, Langsido. •M'Lean, Marlon E., 12 Walworth-tor. iMarr, James, lithographer, 230 Argyle st, •M'Lean, Janet A„ 12 Walworth ter, 'Marr, ,Johnt S , wholesale stationer and; •M'Lean, John M'Gavin, 12 Walworth ter. publisher,. 194 Bucbananst. M'Lean, Petor^clerk, 14. Gayfiold at. «• : Marr, Mrs John S., 64 West Regent st. M'Lean, Thös.,merchant, 124 Queen st;. iMaj'iv Thos. 1?., stationer, 194Bucbammsf, M'Lellan,.D„ grocer, 92 Main st., Gorbals, 'Marr, John S., juu., stationer, 194» Bu^ M'Lellan, H., foreman,"697 Öalloivgato. oh an an st. ' M'Lollan, James, warehouseman, 1358yd- 'Marr, Elizabeth, 64 West Regent st. neyst. .. • ' •,- *> • • »Marr, Jas. H., 54 West Regent st. M'Lcllan, John, 17 Oswald st,, Miteend'. r*Marr, Minnie P., 64 West Regent sfc. M'Lintock,. Walter, attendant,) City Hall; *Marr, Anuie Mary* 64 West Kogentst. 10J No. Albion st. . (Marshall, Arch., cloekmaUnr, 108 Argylest.! •M'Bounan, James, 39 Commercial rd.:,, Marshall, Mrs Atcbd., 108 Argylo st. M'MIchaol, Jas., accountant, S.ProYapside. Marshall* Jas. Brown, 116 Snuchiehall st.. M'Michacl, Wm. A., 8 FroysnSido.•- '"• Marshall, Peter, clothier,. 244 Buchanan sfc. M'Michael, James, jun,, 8 Provansidd. 'Marsholl, Mrs Peter, 24tBuchanan st. •M'Mlehael, Malcolm, 8 Provanside.' •••'". •Marshall, Georgo F.,244,Buchanan sfc. M-Mlllan, Duncan, boot and shoemaker* ^Marshall, Janet T., 24.i.Buchauausfcv 1 King st. «MarshalhTjflseph'T., 244 Buchanan st.: M'Millun, Stewart, grain mercbamV 24* iMartin, Andrew, engineer, 319 Parlia. rdj York st. , 'Martin,, Wm'.l 319.Parliamentary rd..•'. M'Nab, Thomas, leather-merchant, 13 Martin, Adeltue, 319 Parliamentary rd.' Shuttle st, Martin, Georgo; MessrsrDubs.ifeOö., Glas *M'Nah, Mary, 7 Walworth ter. gow Locomotive works, Littlo G6van.; M'Nair, James, Stocldo Moor road, Blaue Martin, Mrs George, 17 Cleveland st. rpad-end, ,. •Martin, Andrew M., 17 Cleveland St. ' M'Naugbton, A,, temp, hotel, 69 Union St. •Mnrtin,.Wm. R., 17 Cleveland st, M'NougbtonjD,,boouseller, 108 Grown-St. Mathieson, Hugh,, commercial traveller, M'Naughton, Mrs D., I03Crowivst. ' 169 PollokshrtWsrd. > M'Naughton,Wm.)Brocer,42,Ruthea gIenrd. Melvin, Wm., 89 South Portland st, M'NaughtoiH Mrs Wm.,42 Rutherglou rd. Molvin, Mrs Wra., 89 South Portland St. M'Nelff, Andrew, 25 Malnst. Melvin, Mary Bi, 4 Hope ter., Crossbill, M'Noill, John,, foreman boileirmafctr, 26 *Melviu, Margaret B,, 4, Hope ter., Cross- Dumbarton rd, hill. M'Netll, Neil. 45 Union st. •Malvln, Wm, jun,, 4 Hope ter»., Crossbill, M'lSfelll, Ma Neil, 9 Kolvingrove st. Meiklem, Rev.Jas.,M,A., 6 Hamilton drive, M'Neill, James, 9 Kelvlngrovo st.. Mellclejohn, Jn., Athonwum dining rooms, M'Nish, D. 0., 109 West George st. 110 Ingram st, M'Nish, Robert^ commercial traveller, 3 MesBer, Rev. Tlios. Jns., agent, Scot. T, Hilton tor., Crossbill, League, 97 No. Frederick at. * M'Nisb, MasR,.8 Hilton lor./Ciwshill. Messer, Mrs Thos, Jas., 97 No. Frederick st. M'Phenon, Donald, teacher,, Charlotte St. •Messer, Eliza Janfe, 97 Nov Frederick SU. aoademy. Mtddleton, Thomas, groeor, 1 Norfelh st. MPherson, Duncaa, isonfoundery 3 "Wal Mill, John, sen., plosterdr, 14 Oadogan st. worth ter. Mill, John, jun.jbootmaker, 44 Main at,, M'Rao, Alex,, police constable, 14 Oxford st, i Andorston, , M'Kao,,ReY,Di,iM",A;, Braoslde house. Mill, Mrs John, 614 St Vlnoent St. I; GLASGOW. 121 Sinclair, Alex., 4 Ketr ter., Pollokshields. Stevenson, John, jun;, 228 Dumbarton rd. Sinclair, Mrs A., 4 Keir ter., Pollokshields, •Stevenson, Robert, 228 Dumbarton road' Sllman, D. K„ -wholesale provision mer •Stevenson, George, 228 Dumbarton road chant, 35 Wilson stJ * Stevenson, Jessie, 228 Dumbarton road. Sllman, Mrs D. K,, Hope cottage, Prospect •"Stevenson, Agnes, 228 Dumbarton road. hill. \ •Stevenson, Helen, 228 Dumbarton road. •Sliman, Arehd., Hope cottage. Stewart, David, baker, 190 Bglinton st, •Stlman, Mary M., Hope cottage, Stewart, James, clerk, Phoenix Ironworks, *SIiman, D. K„4unf, Hope cottage. 60 Garscube road. ' , , •Sllman, Jno., Hope cottage. Stewart, James, engineer, 40 Albert ""at.,; Sliman,Mrs Wm., matron, Orphan Instit» Townhead. tlon, 7 South Torlc st. Stewart, James, jun., 11 Newhall tor. Sliman, Mary K'., Orphan Institution, 7 Stewart, John,slater, 8a8a.TPort.land t, South York st. , . Stewart, John, dyer, 10 Wemyss pl. Sloan, James, 103 Dale st. ' Stowart, Mrs John, lb Wemyss pl. Sloan, Mrs J., 103 Dale st. Stewart, Peter, cashier, 72 Jamaica St., , *S'oan, Willie, 103 Dale'st. , Stewaffc,Robt.*InlaadRevoriuo,I3Quoenst, ] •Small, John B„ 13 Douglas st. • Stewart, MrS'Robert. 90 Houston st. Smeal, Mrs Robert, 194 Duke st. Stewart, \falterj public weigher, 15 Ren •Smeal, Robert, jun., 194 Duke st. frew st, • -"i" V / Smith, Goo., jr., merchant; 8 Newton ter. Stobo, Jos. C.,batter, 32 Main st., Andersn, Smith, Mrs George, jr., 8 Newton ter. •Stobo, Mary, 503 St Vincent st. ', Smith, Eliza, Mount Blow, Pollokshlclds, •Stobo,, John, 503 St Vincent st, Smith, J., captain, ship " City of Benares.'' Stoddart, James, commission agent, 131 Smith, J., house furnisher, 104 HanovOf at. ; Buchanan st. Smith, John, confectioner, 28 Argyle *B"t. Strariey, James, bootmaker-, 86 Thjstlost. Smith, John, 52 Rose st., Garnethill^ Strang, .Tamers Naburn st. , ' Smith,' Mrs, 47 Lanceßeld st, Strang, Mrs James, 33 Naburn st. *Sraith, David, 47 Lancefield st. , ..." "Strang, Barbara Lawson, 33 Naburn st. Smith, Robert, merchant, 15 Wondslde ter. Stnitbers, Jjihn, 13 Crown St. Smith, Mrs Robert, 15 Woodsida ierv Summer!,/Charles, window glazier, 20 Smith, Robert, 117 Hospital st. .-: Kentst*- --,. Smith, Thomas,tern, dining rooms, 5.ST $utherla]Qd, Catlierino, at Mr Thomson's, Enoch sq. ',,r;;I.: :•;„., 51 So.jAlb!<5n st. I V Smith, Mrs Thomas, 1 AvondaloplV ••'" Sutherland," Margaret, at Mr Thomsons, Smith, Win,, agent and sheriff officer, 40 ,51 Set,Albion st. •'• Brunswick st. ^**' Sutherland, John, draper, 20 Hopetoun pl. Soden, Richard, captain, ship y&ty of Sutherland, W. R,!, fancy bazaar, 325 Venice." i' i Argyle st. j Spencer, John, sen,, optician, 39 Union st. Sutherland, Mrs W|R„ 162 North St. Spencer, John, juri.y optician, 89 Union st. Tait, John S., painter, 109, Egllntori st. . Squires, John, soiree contractor, 82 Black- Tait, W. C, accountant., 135Buchanan St. friars'st,,"" . , ..-'ttf* Taylor, Duncan, captain, eh'p "City of Stark, Jajöesf warehouseman, 78 'Q«raon st. Berlin." Stark, P., warehouseman, 498 St Vincent st. Taylor, Gilbert, 124 Queen st. Stark, Mrs Peter,498StJ«icent st.-. Taylor, John, skinner, 89 Galtowgate. Stark, Robert, cashier,ft»ra book-keeper, 12 Taylor, Robt., laceman, 47 Argyle arcade. ! Gordon St. U ' Taylor, Rev. R. M., Brown. Library, 60*. Stark, Mrs Robert, Albert cottage, Lenzlc Virginia st. junction. t i' Taylor, MrsR.M., 4Houston sfc. Stark, Agnes Nellson/Lenzte junction. "Taylor, Robert 4 Houston St. Stark, Jessie Flndlayf Lenzie junction. •Taylor, Mary White, 4 Houston st. * Stark, Robt. Romulus R„ Lonzie junc. •Taylor, Matthew Paul, 4 Houston at. ; »Stark, Eliza Jane, Lonzle junction. •Taylor, Jeanle Muir, 4 Houston st. , *Stdrk, Jemima Helen'L., Lenzie junc. Temple, James G., reporter, Bail!/ Mail Steel, Matthew, power loom tenter, 552 Offlee, Union st. St Vincent st. •Temple, James G., 49 Holmliead st.: . Steel, Thomas, wrlghfc and packing box •Temple, Margaret M., 49 Holmhead st. maker, 106 Brunswick st. •Temple, George P., 49 Holmhead st. Steel, Mrs Thomas, 168 Crown st Templeton, George. 12 Dover st. Stephens, Geo,, clerk, Mount Blue works, Templeton, John, 12 Dover-st. , Camlachio. Tennant, J., salesman, 78 Sauchtohall st. Stephenson, Wm., 41 Eldersllest. Thom, Archd., teacher, 31 Macfarlane St. Steven, Henry, grocer, 31 Morrison St., Thom, Mrs Archd., 84 Maelarlahe st. Kingston. Thorn, Andw, H„ 84 Macfarlane st. Steven, Peter, engineer, 7 Provanstdo. •Thom, Jasper, 84 Macfartane st. Stevenson, J., engineer, 228Dumbartonrd» •Thom, Archd. Procter, 34 Macfarlane Bt, ; GLASGOW. Thomson, Charles,*" coach painter, Wm. Walker, R. M., warehouseman, JL1 Nichol , Smart's, ISO-Main st„ Anderston. son st. Thomson» Mrs Andw.,'6 Nowhall ter. Walker, Jas, measurer, 175 W„ George st. •Thomson, Andrew,-6*Newhall ter. Walker, Mrs James, 9 Osborne pi,, Cope •Thomson, William, B Newljall ter. land rd. •Thomson, Alexander, £ Newhall ter. •Walker, J., 9 Osborne pi., Copeland wl. »Thomson, Julia,.6 Newhallter. •Walker, P., 9 Osborne pl„ Copeland id. Thomson, George, oalenderer, 63 Candle- •Walker, Harry H., 9 Osborne pi., Cope- rlggs st. landrd. Thomson,. J„ flesher, 106 Gt. Hamilton st. Walkel%John,ealendefer„23Deansidei«uio. Thomson, John, M.D., 300 Bath cr. Walker, William, merchant, 1 ;Wwt, Thomson, MrsJhbn. 300 Bath cr. Regent st. Thomson/MatthewT., 3Q0"Batb cr, Walker, Wm., \varehous,eman, 92 Hos Thomson,T;iäza, 300 Bath cr. pital st. Thomson, David, 800 Bath cr. Warren, John, 34 Glassfold St, •Thomson, F.S.H., 800 Bath cr. Waterston, Mrs A„ grocer* 22 Scotland st, Thomsqn,, J., warper, 51 So. Albion st. Watson, Andrew, cooper, 1 Windsor st, Thomson, John, grocer, 22 Stevenson st, Watson, Joseph Carr, 1 Windsor sr. Gallon. , , Watson, Andrew L», 1 Windsor st, Thomson, Joseph.iron forger, 15 Anderson •Watson, Williarn, 1 Windsor st. sWKinning park. Watson, Gavin, lithographer, Glass- Thomson, Mrs Joseph, IS Anderson st. ford st, Kinning park. „ Watson, Robert, warehouseman, 82 Ja Thomson, Thomas, baker, 588 Gallowgate. maica st. . Thomson, Mrs Thomas, 688 Gallowgate, Watson, Wm,, captain, ship "• City of •Thomson, Jessie, Sharp Alexander, 688 Nankin." Gallowgrite. Watt, James, proprietor (rtefirow .Seiilincl "«Thomson, Isabolla, 6.88 Gallowgate. and Penny Post; 32 and 34 Ann it." Tbreehie, James, jun., law clerk, 80 No. Watt, John IL, 70 Great Clyde st, St Mungo st. Watt, Mrs John H,,l Hope Villa, Bejla- Tod, George, mechanical draughtsman, S houston, ' . . Main st., Anderston. •Watt, Hugh, 1 fiope.VJlla.Bellahouiton. Todd, George, 124 Queen st. • H Watt, Maggie, 1 Hope Villa, Bellahonston, Tosh, H., Ironmonger, 197 Buchanan st. »Watt, W. Wull&co, '1 Hopo Villa, Beila- Trench, Thomas, joiner and bloclunaker, houston. 38-FatersoH St. *Watt, Jessie Gllkisop, 1 Hope Villa, Train, Thos., jun., flasher, 48 Stevenson Bellabouston. > St., Calton. WoJr, Rev. Roher);, seamen'^ chaplain, 8 Turner, Wm., 6 Franklin tor. Douglas at. Turner, Miss, 6 Franklin ter. Weir, Thomas, 197 Fglinton st, Twee'ddale, James, 43 Milton et. . Woilwood, John, victualler, 10 Bellgrovest, Uro, James, ,67 Glebe st. .'' .' Wostlands, Jane, 191 Sauehiehall st. Hre, WnWlrphfdunder, 20 Whitevale st. Westlands, Robert, hat manufacturer, Ure, Mrs Wm., 20 Whitevale Kt, 2 Linden ter,, Folloksbields. . Waddell, Marion, 23 Commercial rd, WestJarids, Mrs Bobt,, 2 14näen t,er. Waddell, Ann, 23 Commercial r&i PollokshieWs. Waddell, Wm.,. brassfouudcr, .8 Finnle- Westlands, Helen, 2 Linden ter. stonst. * Westlands, Jane, 2 Lindon ter. Wallace, Rev. Alex., D.D., 75 St James •Westlands, M, R., 2 Lindon ter. st„ Kingston. " •Westlands, Mary, 2 Linden tor. Wallace, Mrs Alexander, 75 St James St., •Westlands, 0. R,, 2 Ltndoutor. Kingston. •Westlands, Janet, 2 Linden ter. WallttcejMjiggio, 75 St Jamesst., Kingston, Wbttson, John, s»con& mate, ship "lady Wallace, M. Q„ 75 St Jamesst., Kingston, Douglas," 48 Cranston st. Wallace, Sato, 75 St James st„ Kingston. White, James, 41 Drygato. Wallace, K. G., 76 St James St., Kingston, White, Wm., 703 Gallowgate. Wallace, Eva, 76 St James st,, Kingston, White, Wm„ 0 Kingston pi. ! •Wallace, S„ 76 St James Bt„ Kingston, Whyto, J5hn, temperance and commercial Walkor, D. P., chemist. 12« New Oily rd. hotel, 45 CandloriggH, Walker, Mrs D. P., 10 Windsor st. Wightman, Fronds, shipping clerk, 00 Walkor, Eben. E., oashicr, 84 Patoreon ft, Abbotsford pi, Walker, And. A., clerk, 34 Patcrson st. Wilkio, Robert, umbrella manufacturer Walker, Wm,, clerk, 84 Peterson street, 30 Stockwoll Bfc, Kingston, Wilkinson, James, 94 Hill |„ Garnothill. Walker, Georgo, draper and clothier, 10D B New City rd. liiH JÄm0B' 9jt HIU st.,Garnot- Walker, George, 11 Nicholson st, ; Wilkinson, John, 94 Hill st,, Gnrnethill, GLASS—GOREBBXDGE. 123 Wilkinson, Robert, upholsterer, 147 South Dougan, Wm., miller, Milton mills. Cumberland st, j Dougan, Mrs Wm„ Milton mills. Williamson, John, tea merchant, SOCandle- Dongan, Maggie, Milton mills. . riggs. . . Fisher, Ivie, farmer, Barhaskln. Williamson, Geo., grocer, 50 Gandleriggs. Fisher, Thomas, farmer, Graignarget. Williamson, John, boot and shoemaker, 57 Liggate, Eliza, Bridge st. I .. M'Clew, Thomas, grocer, -Wilson, Geo,, draper, and •warehouseman, M'Dowall, Wm, W.,acot., G. of G, Bank; 50 Jamaica st. M'Dowall, Agnes A., Free manse" Wilson, Mrs Geo., ^0 Jamaica st. M'Mnster, Wm., farmer, Low Challoch. Wilson, Mrs James, 124 High John st. Millor, John, road surveyor. Wilson, Sarah, 124 High John st. Miller, Mrs John. Wilson, Jemima, Mihicroft by Shettleslon. •Miller, John, Wolfe, James, tailor-and clothier, 50 Eglip- •Miller, James. ton st. r I. •Miller, Hugh. Wood, Robert, Ciieapside flour iniUs, Russell, Thomas, grocer, Anderston. Russell, Mrs "Thomas. • • . Woodrow, James, 125 Hospital st, *Russell, Jeanie, Wright, C. L., 90A Regent tor. •Russell, Thomas, jun, Wright, Mrs 0. L,, 90A Regent ter. •Russell, Annie, Wright, Mary, 90A Regent tor, »Russell, Agnes, . ; . •Wright, Campbell, jun., 90A Regent ter. Shearer, Andrew, farmer, Darskelpin. •Wright, Agnes, 90A Regent ter. Wilson, Rev. George, F, C. manso, Wright, James, flo^her, 20 So. Apsley nl Wilson, Mrs, F. O. ananse, Wright, Mrs James, 26 So. Apsley pl' »Wrlght, Archd., 20 So. Apsloy pl. GLENLYON •Wright, Elizabeth, 20 So. Apsley pl, Gorrie, Peter. •Wright, James, Jan., 20 So. Apsiey'pl. M'Farlano, Donald, MUton, of Roro. Wright, Ronald, commission agent, f25 Queen st, GLENORCHY, Wright, Alex. M., grain •raerohaht, 25 Campbell, John, farmer, Gorryglioll. Queen st. ' •Campboll, Alexander, Oorrygholl. Wy'ie, John, sheep and cattle salesman, «Campboll, Margaret, Oof ryghoil. 59 Bollgrove st. Campboll, John, tailor, ; Wyllie, Walter Watson, foreman cutter, M'Coll, Hugh, Master, "Blaekmount. • 114 Stirling rd. M'Donald, Jas., forester, Biackmonnt Young, Alex,, builder, Ardgowan st. M'Farlane, Rev. Robert Mi, Manse. Young, W., gatekeeper, 12 No. St Mungo st. •M'Farlane, Chfistüfö Annie, Manse. Yullle, And., oil merchant, 133 Trongato, •M'Farlane, John, Manse. Yullle, Mrs Andrew, 1 Cathcart place, •M'Farlane, William A,, Manse. Sauchiohall st, .: , M'Gregor, Peter, gamekeeper, DalmaUy, »Yuille, Henry Andrew, ] Calhoart.pl. M'Gregor, Mrs Pet*r, Dalmnlly. •Yulilo, James Francis, 1 Cathcart pl. •M'Gregor, Alexander, Dalmally., •Yuillc, George Ernest, 1 Cathcart pl, •M'Gregor, Eliza-Ann, Dalmally. •Yuille, Alice May, I Cathoart pl, M'Gregor, John, tailor, JSdondoiiacb, YuilJ, Isaac, 51J Adolphist, •M'Gregor, Duncan. . Yuill, James, 41 No. Albion st, M'Laron, Donald,* oreitor, Blttckmoüht. Yuile, James T., draper, 13 Monteith row. M'Lelsk, Alexander, forester, Glenklnlass. Yuill, R. M., watchmaker, 3 Main street, Waddell, Christina, manse. Gorbals, GLEN VILLAGE (IWrS), GLASS (AUräeem?tir$)- <, Hamilton, "William, minor. Abordein, James, merchant, Bost Office, llaugh, GORDON. Abordoln, Mrs James, Haugh, Lyal, Robert, farmer, Greenknowe. •M'Grimmand, Ann, Auburn hill Lyal, Mrs Robert,'Greernmowo. Taylor, Jumes, farmer, Quarryheaxl. Lyal, Maggie L„ Greenknowe. Weans, Wra,, farmer, Belnabolh. Lyal, Helen, Greonknowe. Lyal, William, Grcenknowc. GLENCOE. Lyal, John Knox, Groeukiiowe. Connell, John, Balucliullsh mill Lyal, Mary T., Greenknowe. M'Konzle, Alex., merchant, Balatthulish •Lyal, Alexander, Greenknowe. M'Kenzle, Mrs Alex., Balachullsh. •Lyal, Agnes, Greenknowe, GLENLTJOE. GOREBRIDGE. •Dods, Sarah A., P.C. mahse. Ormlston, James, Catcuno mill. Dods, Mary F., F.C, manse. •Ormiston, Simon, OatounsmUF. 124 GOT/ROOK—GRANGEMOUTH. •Ormlston, Jeanic, Catouno mill. M'Lean, Archd, blacksmith, 23 Alma st. Stewart, James, station-master, Fushie •M'Lean, Daniel Dunn, 23 Alma st. , Bridge, Magrath, Edward, grocer. Manson, George, 3 Murrow pi. GOUBOOK. Manson, Mrs G, S Murrow pi. Barclay, John, grocer, Scotia pi. Marr, Hamilton, joiner, 14 Greenbaugh st. Barclay, Mrs John, Scotia pi. Smith, John A., student, G Victoria pi. • Barclay, Agnes C, Scotia pi. Thomson, Alex., Fairfield. •Barclay, Christina M., Scotia pi, •Barclay, John, jun,, Scotia pi. GRANGE. •Barclay, Jessie B., Scotia pi, Christie, Alex., farmer, Hillhead. •Barclay, Mary, Scotia pi. Gordon, Alex., Sheel Farm. Barr, Robert, druggist, Kempocb. M'Lean, John, farmer, Braeobrae, Begg, John, Shore street, • Murdoch, Rev. John, F. C. manse. Blelloch, Andrew, Western house. Heid, Alex,, farmer, Balnamoon. Brown, Donald, teacher, F. C. soliool. Smith, Samuel, farmer, Coldwolls. Hunter, J. K., artist. Lawson, Gavin, Janeßcld pi. GRANGE AND KH.LIEMORE. Lawson, Mrs G.( Janefleld pi. M'Ewen, James, gas manager, Kempoch, Dickson, Adam, miller, Spittal, •M'Ewen, James, jun. M'Fitdyoan, Andrew, farmer, Barrachan. •M'Ewen, Andrew. •M'Ewen, Margaret Y. GRANGEMOUTH". M'Master, Alex, H„ Adelaide street, Allan, C. M., bookseller and stationer. M'Master, Donald, Commissioner's offlee. Allan, Mrs C. M., Miller, Robert, joiner, Kempoch. •Allan, Elizabeth G. Miller, Henrietta, Kempoch. •Allan, Thomas. Murray^ George, blacksmith, Ann pi. •Allan, Alex. Watt. Murray, Mrs George, Ann pi. •Allan, Margaret R. •Murray, Margaret. •Allan, Charles. •Murray, Janet. •Allan, Mary Ann. •Murray, Alex. •Allan, Isabella. Murray, Janet, milliner, Ann pi. •Allan, James. Paton, John, Quay st. Arnott, John, tailor. Paton, Mrs John, Quay st, Brown, David, timber measurer. Peters, John, druggist, Shore st, Cowan, Mrs John, Middle st. Peters, John.jun, Cupples, W. J., H.M. Customs. Ronald, James, upholsterer, Port pi. Cupples, Wm. J. P., clerk. Robertson, Mrs A., grocer, 31 Shore st, Cupples, Samuel, clerk. ' Robertson, Miss 2(1. J„ 31 Shore st. . Dewar, James, clerk. Scott, Wm., feuar, Bridge. Dunofmson, Thomas, blacksmith. Scott, Mrs Wm., Bridge. Fairley, James, draper, Simpson, James, baker, Kempoeh. Fairley, John. Simpson, Jane, Kempoch. Geddes, Robert M., collector of canal dues. Simpson, Christina, Kompoch. Geddes, Mrs Roberfc M, Simpson, James, joiner. •Geddes, Samuel Russell. Sinclair, Malcolm, baker, Kempoch. •Geddes, Catherine. •Stevenson, Margt. Baillle, Fort pi. Geddes, William James. ^Stevenson, George M'Oorkhidale, Fort pi •Geddes, Robert Martin. •Stevenson, James Ballllo, Fort pi. •Geddes, Helen Russell. Taylor, Jeanie, Kompoch pi. Graham, Mrs James, South Charlotte st. Tennant, Mrs Catherine, Lilyhank, East Graham, Jn., H.M. Customs, Union pi. Bay. Graham, Cutherlno, South Charlotte st. Tennant, Isabella, Lilybank, East Bay. Httstio, Peter, clothier. Thomson, John, wright, Kempoch. Hnstlo, Mrs Peter, toraporaneo hotel. Turner, Georgo, Woodlands, Hastio, Georgo, teacher. Turner, Mrs Georgo, Woodlands. Hustle, Margaret, dressmaker. Turner, W. Hardle, Woodlands. •Hastio, Poter, jun. *Hastio, Helen. GOV AN. •Hastlo, Mary. Hutcheson, Mrs John, Brighton ter, •Hastie, David, Johnston, Rev. J. B., D.D., Langlands •Hastio, Jamos. house. •Hastie, John Kerr. Johnston, Mrs J.B., Langlands house. *HastIe, Susan. •Johnston, Robert, Langlands house, I-Ioldam, Rev. Wm.. •Johnston, Bessie, Langlands house. Button, James, H.M. Customs, •Johnston, Vloiot, Langlands house. Hutton, Anno W., Zetland pi. 125 Johnston, Joseph, overseer. „ , ; 5 GREENLAW. M'CaH, David, H.M, Customs. Fairbairn, Rev. John, F.C. manse. M'Fadyen, J., master of lighter "Glance," Gibson, Robert, clothier. Mackay, Andrew Younger, clerk." Hunter, Mrs J. D., Bridgend. Mackay, Wm. Taylor, clerk. Kerr, Quiutin, teacher, F.C. school. M'Laren, D. A., wood merchant, ' ' Kerr, Mrs Quintin. M'Laren, Miss C. J. D., 4 Grange st. Miller, Henry, merchant. M'Laren, Janet A., 4 Grange st. Weir, Miss Agnes, Bridgend. M'Pherson, Hugh, wood merchant, Wood, Robert, shepherd, Todrlg. Milne, James, joiner, Grange st. •Wood, William, Todrlg. Munnoch, Alex., clerk. Neill, Wm., H.M. Customs, Union pi. GREBNOCK. Robortson, John, grain meter, Canal st, Adams, Alex., Jun., 13 John st. Robertson, Mrs John, Yiewforth house, Alexander, Angus, foreman sailmakar, «Robertson, James, Viowforth house. 1 Antigua st. «Robertson, John, Yiewforth house. Arnot, David, Mountsldo pl, Wellington st. «Robertson, Margaret S., Viewforth house. Arnot, Mrs David, Mountsido pl,, Welling «Robertson, Joanna Bella Spence. ton st. Russell, Henry, H.M. Customs. «Arnot, David, jun., Mountslde p1., Well Russell, Mrs Henry. ington st. •Russell, Wm. Baker, Daniel, mouldei, Octiavia cottngo«. Rutherford, Wm., miner, Mid St. Banks, John, missionary, 11 Mount Thomson, Ch as., captain, Union pl. Pleasant. Thomson, Mrs Charles, Union pl. Black, James W., bookseller and Thomson, James, sen., engineer. stationer, IT West Blackhall st. Thomson, James, jr., foreman blacksmith. Bloke, Lawrence, 4 Morton terrace, St Walker, Mrs Andrew. 'Lawrence st. Walker, Wm., ship agent. Borland, John; missionary, 4 Antigua st, Walker, Mrs Wm. Borland, J. C, Railway temperance hotol, «Walkpr, Henrietta Gibson. Cathcart st. Waun, John 0., teacher, Zetland school. Borland, Mrs J. C, Railway temperance Wilkie, Margaret, Zetland pl. hotel, Cathcart st. Wlnton, Toter, blacksmith, Thorn. . Borland, David Wilson, 14 Cithcart st. ' Borland, J., jun., temperance hotel. «Borland, Frank B., temperance hotel. GRANTOWN. Boyd, John, 10 Blackball st. Cameron, John, carpenter. Boyd, Mrs John, 10 Blackball st, Cameron, Grigor, clothier. Boyd, James*, 10 Blackball st. •Cameron, Alexander. Boyd, J„ watchmaker, 10 Blackhall st. •Cameron, Margaret. Boyd, W., watchmaker, 10 Blackball st. Fleming, William, banker. Brotchie, Rev. Donald, seaman's chaplain. «Fleming, Emily J. J Brown, Robert G., Clyde Pottery, •Fleming, James G. Brownlle, Miss J., 9 Brisbane st. •Fleming, Robert R. Brownlle, Cecilia, 9 Brisbane st. »Fleming, John M. Brownlio, Anne, 9 Brisbane Bt. «Fleminer, Allee M. Brymner, Graham, shipper. 16 Kilblane st, Fräser, J., photographer and hairdresser, Bürge, John A., druggist, 29 Rue End st. Hlghst. Cameron, Donald, joiner, 7 John st. Campbell, Daniel, j»inor, 18 St John st. Gloss, William, draper, High st. Campbell, Mrs Dan., 18 St John st. Glass, Amilo, High st. • Campbell, John, flosher, 31 Hamilton ft. Glass, Jane, High st. Clark, Thomas, police officer, 84 Roxburgh •Glass, Eliza, High st. Grant, Alexander, merchant, High st. street. . ' ' , Grant, Allan, merchant, High st. Cram, Peter, builder, 11 Mount Ploosant. Grant, Jas., provision merchant, High st. Crawford, Jas,, contractor, 20 Regent st. Grant, James, jun., merchant, High st. Crawford, Margaret, 20 Regent at.' Grant, Peter, hoot and shoemaker, Highst. Crawford, Mary, 20 Regent st. Orant, P., wood merchant, Aueknafalm. •Crawford, James, jun., 20 Regent st. Grant, Peter, jmi., Auohnafairn. •Crawford, Willfam, 20 Regent st. Grant, Rev. William. Crawford, John, feuor, Hillond. Grant, Robert, shoemaker, High Bt. Currlo, Mrs, 19 Brisbane st. M'ßrcgor, John, Dalmaln bridge. Currie, Peter, foreman blacksmith, at M'Intosh, Jimot, High st. Robertson & Co. M'Qneen. Duncan, shoemaker, High Bt. Davie, S. E., watchmaker, 10 Catboart st. Miller, Win., blacksmith. Dickson, Isabella, teacher, Highlanders Miller, MH Wm. academy. Rattray, William. Duncan, John, superintendent, Sailor's Stewart, Alex., tailor, High st, home. 126 GRETNA—GRTOTTA KP. Duncan, Sam., druggist, Havelock build, Melvin, Thomas, stationer, 3 Kelly st. Duulöp, M. ü?., writer, Cbureb pi. Moffat, David, engineer, 1 Octavia cottages. Flockart, John, holt and rivet maker, Moffat, Mrs David,11 Octavia cottages, Aitken's land, Hllcnd. Moffat, Mary, 1 Octavta cottages. Galbraith, John,, hatter and hosler, 25 Moffat, Euphemia, 1 Ootavia cottages. Hamilton st. - *Moffat, Ju. Knox, 1 Oetavia cottages, Glenesk, Charles, engineer, 28 East "Ham •Moffat, Janet, 1 Octa-via eotta;ges. ilton st. •Moffat, Helen, JOctftvia cottages. Hamilton, Robert, 69 Unten St. •Moffat, Caroline, 1 Ootavia cottages. Hamilton, Mary S., 69 Union st. More, Wm., 1 William st. Hastie, John,/engineer, 11 Springkell st. Nairn, Wm., shopman, Hamilton st. Hastie, Jane G,, 11 Springkoll st. Paterson, A. P., ham eurer, §9 Hamilton st. JefFeries, Jane, Octavia. cottages. Patersou, James, accountant, 9 Kelly st. Johnston, James, teacher, 6 Trafalgar sL Paterson, Mrs James,^ Kelly st. Johnston, John, agent, Commercial Bank, •Paterson, Jessie B., 9 Kelly St. ' 40 Cathcarfc St. •PatersOT, Daniel, 9 Kelly st, Johnston, Wm., 26 Roxburgh st.. •Paterson, Elizabeth Ö., 9 Kelly ist. •Kay, Thomas, teaoher, K> Brisbane st, •Paterson, Jemima, 9 Kelly st. Kirkwood, Thomas, mason, 6 Hope si, *Poterson, Archibald M., 9 Kelly st. Kirkwood, Mis T., 6 Hope st. Paterson, James, currier, 83 Ann st. »Kirkwood, James, 6 Hopost, Paterson, John, currier, 26-Charles st, •Kirkwood, Robert, 6 Hope at. Paterson, Lsueblan, draper, 16 Hamilton st. *ICirkwood, Thomas; 6 Hope fct, Paton, James, photographic artist, Espla K1rkwood, Wm,, mason, 14 Autlgua sfc. nade. Lamont, Wm„ commission agent, W Paton, Mrs James, Esplanade. Catheartst. • [ *Paton, DAvid, Esplanade. Lang, Mrs James, fouar, 12 Union fit,. *Paton, James, Esplanade. Lang, John, ,af P. M'Callum & Son, iron *Paton, John, Esplanade. merchants, 14 Cathcart st, •Paton, Hugh W., Esplanade. .Lang, Margaret P., 12 Union st. *Pnton, Agnes W., Esplanade. , » Jiang, Agnes M., 12 Union st. Rae, J, K.,H.M.Custöths, 63 Roxburgh st. Leiten, Copt. Neil, 37 Crawford St. Rait, Allen, iron moulder, Z^Mortoh ter., Little, Mrs, 6 Brougham .pi. Illllond. Little, Margaret, 6 Bvcugliflm pi. Ramsay, Gilbert A., joiner, 7 Lynedoch st. Little, Robert, merchant, Hopoton. Robertson, Duncan, engineer, 5 Lyle st. • Little, Mrs Robert, Hopoton, Robertson, Mrs Dunoa.ii, 6 Lyle st, . Little, Anniq, Hopeton. .,, • Sharps, John, grocer, 14 Antigua St, . •LHtle, Eliza B„ Hopetsn, i •Sharpe, AgneaThomson, 14-AiitiguftSfc. •Little, RobBtt, Hopeton, .. ... •Sharpe, John, 14 Antigua st, ',' •Little.-Henry Ward, Hopoton. Simpson, Jas., engineer, 17 St John st. • Little, Jessie C, Hopeton, Slater, James, jun., B.A., teftcher,-20 Rue- "Little, Edith J., Hopeton. end st. Lyon, David, joiner, Hillside cottage. Slater, Margaret L., 29 Rue-end ,st., M'Padyen, Mrs,<3l Sir Miouael st. Smith, Allan B., joiner, 13 Watt st. Macfle,1 John, grocer, 66 Venne}, Steel, Hugh, mason, 12 Ardgowan sfc,,West. M'Gttvin, James, eoal merchant, 6 Hillend. Steel, Wm,, builder, 12 Ardgowan St., M'Gregor, Dsniol, coach ; proprietor, West. Tontine stables. Steel, Mrs Wm,, 12 Ardgowan St., West. M1ntyre,Thos., grocer, VlewBankcottage. Sutherland, Wm., storekeeper, -3 Sfc An M'Intyre, Mrs Thos., View Bank cotto.ge, drew sq. ; • •M'fotyie, Agnes, View Bank cottage. Swan, Andrew, slater, 31 Sir Michael-st. *M'Intyre, Daniel, View Bank cottage. Swan, Mrs Andrew, 31 Sir Michael &t. M'Khmon, Daniel, boilewnnkejf, 2 Spring- Taylor, DavW, 11 Lyle at. . kell st. Thomson, Wm., draper, 6 Robertson st. M'Lauchlan, Jehn,draper, 16 Hamilton jt. Thomson, Mrs Wm,, 6 Robertson si. M'Leod, J, M„ lath merchant, 10 St An Todd, Jessia, 23 Brlshano st. drew at. Whigham, Henrietta, ? Houston sfc. M'Leod, Mrs John M., Hillend. Wilson, George, druggist; 40 Gathcartut, M'MHlan, Archd., Mansion house, Wishart, Win,, clerk, 13 Mount Ptoaurat. M'Naught, John, painter, Church pi. M'Nell, Thos., bricklayer, 16 Roarhope St. „ ,'' GRETNA. M'Vicm*, Angus, captain, 49 Holmgcroft at. Fanish, Rohort, Gretna Groon. •Malcolm, David, I Ootavla cottages, Mart hall, Janet F., IS Regent st. GRUINART (Wer*). , Marshall, Robt, pattern maker, 8 Ootavlo Campbell, Andrew, joiner. cottages. Campbell, Archibald, Granial. Marshall, Mrs Robert, 8 Ootavia, cottages, Oampbel), John, tamer. 4. , HADDINGTON. M'Phall, Rev. A. C, Eddlewood totisel Badger, Magnus, postmaster, M'Phail, Mrs A. C, Eddlewood house. *Baflger, WilHam, Highst. •M'Phail, Georgina Louisa. •Badger, George, High et. Meiokle, Robert, Oester, 26 Townfcead fit, •Badger, Robert, Highest. Naismith, John, tanner. ; Brown, David, cabinetmaker, High st. •Nalsmlth, Wm., publisher, Gadzow st. Cookburn, Philip, High st. Rae, John, sen., 13 Holm Bt. __^-4-Cowan, •Thomas,- bookseller, »High «V '* Rae, John, jun„ gosütter, 68 Quarry it. Finlayson, James, agent, Scottish Tem Steel, Wm., 3 St John's lane. perance Beagae. Finlaysou, Mrs Jamas. HAUGH OFURR. •Finlaysoh, Catherine Joflrey. Gibson, James, clothier. *3?inlaygon, James, jun. Lowden, James, merchant. Greig, Rankin, .painter, High sfc.•.... Smith, Thomas, draper. ; Hogarth, William, Gimmers mills, Hutton, Andrew, joiner, Market st. -HAWICK. M'Kav, Wm., iron founder, West port. Allan, T., sen,, blacksmith, 0 D'Connelst, M'Kay, Mrs William, West port. Allan, T„ jun,, blacksmith, -6,0'OonnelL^t. Maehray, William, J?,, govoraorof prison, Anderson, Margaret, Woodbuxn. * Machray, Robert. Blair, Robert, commercial traveller, *Maehray, William F., jun. Albion pl. *Maohtay, Christian A. .... , Brydon, James, grocer,^ High ST. •Panton, George. Coobrane, Elizabeth, Brougham pl. Milne, George, miller, High st. Davidson, Jessie, Slitrfg bank. Muat, Charles, clothier, Sidagate, Deayall, Elizabeth, 12 Sandbed. Ormiston, Thomas, builder, yeitehpark. Douglas, James, 3 Melguhd pl. Peddle, Peter, coachman, Goatfiold. Easton, Ann, Wilton path. Scott, James, miller, Havflgate. Easton, George, hair dresser, High St. Shaw, James, clothier, Market st, Forsyth, George, Asbybank. *Shaw, John Mathieson, Market st. , Forsyth, Mrs. G., Ashybank. Shields, Job», Court st. Gaylor, David, watchmaker, 1 High gf, Sinclair, .Wm,, bootmaker, Court j& Gray, James, Bucckmch rt. Stobi(vMrs J„ Teitch pl, , ' Guthrie, Wm. Grant, 01 High ST, Tait, George, Stationmaster. Hajniug, Jas,, printer, High fit. Tullooh, Robert,-builder, High si Hardie, Jas., shoemaker, 16 Buecleueii st. Tort, John, merchant, Gatefoot. Hohkirk, Wm., 3 Attar's ores, Wallace, R., temp, hotel, Market et. Hogg, Alex. A., foreman, Ladylaw pl, Wallace, Mrs It., temp, hotel,Market**. Hogg, Thos. Murray, BTATLONER,;2a High st. Watt, James, chemist, High st* •Inglis, John, joiner, Union sfc. Inglls, James, joiner, Union st. Inglis, Wm.,NIILL manager, BackDamgate. BAGGS (Denny). : Innes, A. P., manurooturOr. Potheringham, David,.oversman, Jackson, John, clogger, 9 Howgate. Fotheringham, Wm., miner. Jeffrey, George, woolsorter, 19 Haveloek Gillies, Wm„ clerk. , . • : Mirk, George, miner, " > street. • , Mirk, Mrs George, M-Ewan, Rev. James, M>A» Eastbank manse. * HAMILTON. Marshall, James, Albion pl. v. . Anderson, James, lace agent, 1 Holm ft. Melrose, James, foreman, 11 Allar's eres. ^-"""^Christle, Charles, clothier, Oadz.ow.st. • Melrose, Mrs John, 14 SHWg eres, t , Christie, Mrs Charles. Melrose, Maggie, 14 Slltrlg ores. • Cross, Gavin, clothier, Dukö st. Mlchle, Robert, currier, Uly Trank. Drummond, Henry. Michle, Alex., Elly bank, Drummond, Mrs Hsnvy. Michte, Eliza, Ellybank. Fisher, James, joiner, Glaudsburo. Mioble, Robert, jun., Elly bank. Ferguson, Wm., 60 Union st. Miller, Jas., warehouseman, 6 Queensbury Gilmour, John M'G., Windmill rd. place. Grluben, John. Miller, Wm. B., dyer, 6 Queonsbnry pl. Gribben,.Mrs John, Murray, Rob'-temp, hotel, High fet. Grlbbon, Jolm, jun, Paisley, Walter, ironmonger, 21 High st. eGrlbben, lsabelin. Patoraon, George, baker, 55 High St. *Grlbben, Grace, Patevson, Mrs George, 55 High st. *Gribbon, Dunoan Cameron. Purdon, Richard, joiner. •Grlbben, Wallace Cameron, Purves, Wm., fruiterer, 1 High sr. Hamilton, Mrs J., groeer, 4 Townbead St. Renwlok, James, clerk, Ludylaw pl. Hamilton, J,, china mereht„s8 Cadzowst. Riddell, Helen, 24 High st. x, Jackson, Rev. Daaiol, Congreg. church. Robertson, John, forester, Miatohooao. 128 HBJiENSBUEaH—INVBBALIiOOH-e. Robertson, Mrs John, Minto house. 1Brydon , Walter, shepherd, Windshiels. "Robertson, John, jno., Minto house, Dutbie, James, fisherman, 2 Frederick st; Hay, John, tanner. Dttthio, John, fisherman, 8 Shore st, Law, Thomas, farmer, Borland, May, William, fisherman, No. 45. Moodie, Peter, manager, Briek work. Eitchie, James, fisherman, 17 Mid st. Ross, David, shipbuilder. 1 •'• Eitchlo, James, No. 29, Shore Bt.. Ross, James, Proston crescent. Stephen, Eobert, fisherman, 4 Mid St. White, Robert, baker. Strachau, John, carpenter, 46 Mid st. Young, George, slater. Strachau, John, fisherman. Strachau, Wm., merchant, 16 Oharles St. INVERNESS. - jS^ffijlQi Robert, fisherman, 18 Frederick st. Bremner, George, clerk, 59 Church St. Bremner, Mrs George, 59 Church St. Brow v ^Bremner, Eliza, 69 Church st. Campt INVERARAY. Christie, Henry, confectioner, 38 Union st. Düllas>Icoim, slater. Mrs Clark, Walter, land surveyor. DawsonV > grocer. Conran, Major, Castle st. Dawson, Sl'lam. . Cook, Robert, clerk, Steam Sawmills. Douglas, ReVjald. Elliot, Matthew, flesher, Drummond st. Douglas, Margö- Forbes, John, draper, 27 High st. - , Douglas, John.ler, baker. Fraser, John, clothier, 47 High st. Gilmous, Hober^ander. Hamilton, G,, auctioneer, 7 Church st. Greig, Anna C, Stewart. Hamilton, Mrs George, 7 Church Bt. Hay worth, WllliJoptPJJ- „, Harcombe, James, Waverley temperance Hayworth, Mrs \pn Meikle, Hotel, Union st. *Hay worth, WillM- _ • •Harcombe, Wm., Waverley temp, hotel. ; Hodge, David, Ar*eUa- Irvine, John, 44 High st. Hodge, Mrs DavidA Keith, Charles, bookseller, 21 Church st. Hodge, Helen, Drurff. M'Bean, Aloxander, clothier, 35 Union st. Hodge; Andrew, Drin M'Bean, Donald, clothier, 35 Union st. Hodge, Mary Ann, D» M'Bean, Wm., clothier, 35 Union st. Livingstone, Andrewi M'Bean, George, 26 Church st. Macfarlane, Kobina, per. M'Bean, Mrs George, 26 Church st. Macfie, David J„ J; Poller, Maltland. #M'Bean, Laehlan, 26 Church Bt. M'Kenzie, Murdo, Ih^ountant, Union Bk. *M'Bean, George Easton, 26 Church St. Windygates. «M'Bean, Elizabeth, 26 Church st. M'Pherson,- CampbelU.P. manse. M'Intosh, Peter, printer, Muirtott St. M'Pherson, Anne, WjUse. M'lver, Wm., keeper of Castle. •M'Pherson, Maggie^. U.P. manse. M'Kay, Duncan, M.D., Castle st. *Macpheraon, Jessjrray. M'Kay, Mrs Duncan, Castle st. •Macpherson, J. W» M'Kenzie, Dr John of Ealeanaoh. Porter, Jane, teacJ Murdoch, John, supervisor, Inland Re- Stme, Alex., salt""06?- Sime: Mrs A., Sr-1"1*.. _ ' , _ , venue. • . Wishart Ann.*"n«casn'ei'> National Bank. Redpath, Adam, bookseller, 21 Church St. 1 ' 'Am, governor of prison. Reid, Donald, 2 Hardies buildings. ^Malcolm, CountyBatldings. Roid, Mrs Donald, 2 Hardies buildings. * Allison, Ipohn, temperance hotel. Ross, John, divinity student, U.P. manse. ; Anderso' Russell, John, builder, 1 Muirton st. Smith, Alex., hair dresser, Castlo wynd. ; Baibo^KVERESHIE (Mngmsi$).. Walker, George, timber merchant, Saw Bajice, George,' land steward. mills. xSaser, David, contractor, FesWo bridge. Wilson, P. G., jeweller, 8 Unionist. 5 Gow, Duiican, saw miller. " Young, Colin, Saw mills. Grant, Charles, house carpenter, Feshte bridge. INVERURIE AND PORT-ELPHIN- M'Donald, Don., Rallcbroich. BTONE. M'Gregor, James, labourer. Emslle, Mrs Isabella, Cairnton, Kemnay. M'Intosb, Alex., farmer, Kinrara. Miller, Rev. John, Congregational manse. Miller, Mrs John, Congregational manse. INVEBGORDON. MunrO, John, druggist, 41 Market pl. M'Donald, Rev. D. Campbell, Kilmulr Reid, Alex., tailor & clothier, 83 High st. F.O. manse. Reid, Charlotte, 33 High st. Munro, Donald, tinsmith. - Ross, James, baker. IRVINE. Brown, Robert, Waterside. INVERKEITHING. »Brown, David, Waterside." Auld, James, flesker. ' Pauline, George, rector "of academy. Findlay, James, foreman sailmaker, Pres Silver, Mrs John, Burns st. ton eres. Silver, John, jun., Burns st. JEDBTJRGBL »Thomson, James» Houston stf; ;• • : , Boyd, John, onndlemabeir. •Thomson, Jane, Houston sq.' „, Harkness, Mrs John,High fit. Thomson, Robert, watel^afierVQ» HIjgh Harkness, Wm., cabinetmaker. High str. Hilson, John,manufaetareri Weems," Jbhny engineer, Wafikias&aw Hutchison, Rev. Wm. ; house, Lowe, John, commercial traveller, Wright, TfcomaSi draper, Quarry 8*. Matheson, A.,temp, coffee house, Highst. iWylie, Alex., clerk, Tfitoto« ' Matheson, IsabeBa; temp, coffeehouse. Oliver; Thomas, clothier, 18 High st. ; JOPPA (Portohltö): /—~i Oliver, Mrs Thomas, 7High st Niven, Andrew, cabinetmaker. f". Young, Mrs Thomas, baker, Highsfc Simpson, James, 5.DsUceithst. f-. Young, Andrew, bootmaker; High s'fe Simpson, Isabella Jane, SDalkeig^JJ**^ Young, Robert; wool merchant, 7 lOgh'St. Young, Mrs Robert; 7'Highst; KEISS. , / . Bremner, Donald, merchant^^uair. [Cook, John, baker. ..flkerburn. • - JOHNSTONE: : ;Miller, Alex., farmer.: . / *Barr, Tames, 19 Houston sq. jlteid, Wm., boatbullder. i Bishop, John, draper, High sfa Scott, Rev. James, EaptlsL^ Caldwell, James, baker, Houston* sq,. CaldweU, Mts James,, Houston sq, •Caldwell, Janet, Houston sq. ! KEITH;/ •Caldwell, John, Houston sq., 'George, Alex. S, MUlsy Grant, Alex., wright, 0/ _.„_,,„ •Caldwell, R6bevt,,Houstou sq, Munro, Robert, saddle£* manse- •Cochran,-Malcolm, 19 'Houston sq, V 3 Ogllvie, Alox., temptf ** o„ Crawford; Matthew T.y outfitter, Houston Land st. ^J. manso. ' sq. • i Stewart, Wm„ bake£,/.0- . manse, Crawford,\Mrs M*. T., Houston sq.... "[Taylor~ " , Alex.,.saddle ™lanso . •Crawford, Margaret T. Wilson, Charles Duff Crookston,,David, manager, Graham al* Wilson, Peter, watch' Grant, Peter,cabinetmaker, Highst. paralesloni Henderson, Andrew, M'D.,-66 High st, Nairn, Cuthbdrt, merchant.. j KEITH;),, Drumrosslo Nairn, Mrs Cuth.hert,£l Houston sq, Adam, Mrs James, rtpankend Premnay •Nairn, John, 21 Houston sq. •Adam, J. E., Kinmui r Nairn, Wm"., grocer,19 Houston sq-r •Adam, James,- jun,, ]\\\ teacher, Nairn, Mrs Wm* 19 Houston sq. Bothwell, Wm„ farmerpaioer •Nairn, Margi White, 19iHouston* sq. ;Bruce, George, farmer, irial. * •Nairn, Cuthberfc, 19 Houstonrsq.; Cruickshank, John, Alto •Nairn, John, 19 Houston sq. Crulokshank, Elizabeth. Neilson, Robert, olerk, 65 High sti Jamieson, Wm., Burnside. Paton, J. S.» manufacturer, Church st, Smith, Charles,-farmer, Gather. Paton, jan"e,,Broom brae house.. : I Paton, Mary, Broom brae house. • 1 • ' : KELSO. kel'* I Roberta, Thomas, mechanical draughts- Adams, David, draper, BöwniOi I man, Graham, si * Adams, Margaret. Roberts, Mrs Thomas,- Graham pi Adams, Mary." ' ' i *Roberts, Margarot Steel, Graham ut,. Adams, David, jun. • •Roberts, Wm, Mirrlecs, Graham st, Brotherston, Andrews, Croft cottage.- ; Rowley; John, 19 Houston sq.. Cairns, Alex., baker, 16 Horso> Market.. . Shanks, Thomas, engineer, Lily bank. Hardiet George, Whitokul, Nenthorn.' I Shanks, Mrs Thomas, Lily bank.. Logan, Peter, mcrohant, Roxburgh at* ' Shanks-, Isabella A., Lily bank. M'Outchoon, AUtkbny, bootmalBöffj •: OTT Shanks, LavinlaO-., Lily bank. Horso market. Sharp, John, agöirk Gönal oofee Melrose, Thomas; 6 Wood,nuu>kfct,. Sharp, Mrs Jönta-, ©tail cottage. Melrose, George, clothier, 6 Wood markot. Smith, Peter, engineer. 77 High sir. Melrose, Mrs Qeoraoj 0 Wood market, Smith, Mrs Peter, 77 High st. iMolrosOj Thomas, jun., 0 Wood market* Smith, Robort, clothier, 77 High Qt, "' ! Melrose, James, 6 Wood market. Smith, Mrs Robert, 77 High b!. [Melrose, John, 6 Wood market, •Smith, Wm., 77 Highst. j Melrose, Miss A., 6 Wood markot. •Smith, Catherine A., 77 High st, •Melrose, George, 6 Wood market. ' * •Smith, Jano, 77 High st, • '•Melrose, Wm., 0 Wood market. •Smith, Elizabeth, 77 High st, ' jMickle, Miss, milliner, ß Winchester row, - Stevenson, Win., MillBank cottage. I Murray, Alexander. Storio, David, flesher, High st. 'Redpath, James, merchant, Roxburgh St.' Thomson, Mrs Alex., baker, Houston gq. Rose, Georgo, tailor, 7 Rose lane. ' 131 Scott, John, ironmonger, 12 Coal market. KILCREGGAN. AND CQVB., Slight, Thomas, temp, hotel, 14 Wood Bain, Georgo M„ farmer, South. Ailby* market. Cove. Slight, Mrs Thomas, temp, hoteil •Campbell, John. , - ,; • Slight, Miss M., 16 Coal-market. i Dick, James, vanman, Cove. ... i ; :Harvey,Robert, merchant,Cbvq. ,;.,.",, KBNNOWAY. Harvey, Mrs Robert,,Cove, , Armet, John, linen weaver; Harvey, Mrs James, Cove, ,; Bairner, John, joiner, Katae. •Harvey, Margaret, Cove. • • . 1 "' Bairner, Mrs John, Käme. •Harvey, Mary, Cove. Brown, Edward, merchant. •Harvey, James, Cove. ,, Brown, Mrs Edward. > • • 1 *Harvcy, Jessie, Cove. ' Campbell, Thomas, mason, Balgrle bank'. Hunter, John, Kilcreggau, -A Dallas, Davld,boot and shoemaker, M'Kenzie, John, farmer, Ducklage, Coy,|\ Dawson, Peter, grocer. Mtii'ohie, John, Rockburn, KUcreggau, r Dawson, Henry, baker. Murohie, Mrs Jolm, Kilcreggan,, ,'•{'• Douglas, Bev. D., TJ.P, manse. Murckio, Annie, Kilcreggan. ,* '•,-'. Douglas, Margaret, U.P. manse. Orr, John, farmer, Aiden cottage.. , , Douglas, John, U.P. mattse, Orr, Mrs Mary, Alden cottage. Gilmoun, Robert, linen- weaver: Orr, Robert, farmer, Melkle Aiden. Greig, Anna 0., Baleurrfo house. Warden, Captain Robert, Aiden cottage. Hayworth, William, colporteur. Warden, Mrs Robert, Aiden cottage. Hayworth, Mrs William. •Warden, Robert C , Alden cottage. •Hayworth, William, tertms. •Warden,. William P., Aiden cottage.. Hodge, David,- farmer, Drummatrd. •Warden, John S. R., Aiden, cottager Hodge, Mm David, Di-ummatrd. Hodge, Helen, Drummaird. Hodge; Andrew, Drumniaird; ! KILLE ARN", Hodge, Mary Ann, Drummaird. Liddell, Archd., joiner, Calden Boag. Livingstone, Andrew, engineer. Liddell, James, clothier, Craighatcot* Maofarlane, Robiha, Kilmux. Macfie, David J., J.P., of.Kilmux-. KILMALCOLM, M'Kenzie, Murdo, Mand Revenue officer, Donald, John. WindygateSi Fyfo, Rev. James E., U.P. manse: ; M'Pherson,- Campbell, Wlndygafes, Fyfe, Mrs James E., U.P manse. M'Pherson, Anne, Windygatcs. *M'Pherson, Maggie Q-. •Macpherson, Jessie J. KILMARNOCK. •Macpherson, J. W. C. Aitken, Andrew, draper, 27 Portland Bt. Porter, Jane, teacher, Smithygreen school. Aitken, Mrs Andrew, Sünhnybönk cottage,, Sim e, Alex., salt merchant, SraitUj>gieen. •Aitken, Maggie 0.', Sunriybank cottage.; Sime, Mrs A., Smithygreen.. •Aitken, Lizzie'K., Sunnybittk cottage. Wishart, Ann. ' , Aitken, John, draper, 27 Portland St? , Althen, Mrs John, North Hamilton St: - 7 KILBABOHAH. •Aitkon, M«ggio, North Hamilton st, *Alllson,.Isabella,U.P. rnan*e» 1 «Aitken, Andrew, North Hamilton sfc. Anderson, John, weaver, Burnside ter. •Aitken, Peter, North Hamilton st Barbour, Matthew, draper; Steeple street. * Aitken, John, jun., North Hamllton'St. Barbour, Mrs, Stqeplo sf, ^•Aitken, Elizabeth, North Hamilton st. Barbour, Margaret, Steeple at Aguow, Robert, tailor and clothier, 24 Davie, IsabeUa, grocer, Ewing st. Sankst. " > • ' Gavin, Hugh, 86 Steeple st, •Agnew, Robert, jun., 24 Bank st. *Gibson, Jane Ann, Rose hill, Ballantyue, J., shopman, 17 Waterside st. Green, David, warehouseman, 2Steeple>sq. Banks, Rev, James, Low Glenealm st. M'Koaobie, Mrs, Meadowbank cottage. Bathgate, Rov. William, Dundonaldrd> ; Jamieson, Mary, Cochrane cottage. Biggans, Jos., weaver, 17 East Nethertorji; Ramsay, Janet. ' ' Blair, John, contractor, Parkhead farm-. ' *Serttt, Jesslo, Meadowliank cottage, 1 Breckenrldge, R„ shoomaker, Regent st.i Shaw, John, inspector of poor., , Brown, Alex, P., house, insurance* and Shaw, James B., clerk. ! emigration agent, ß King st, , •Shaw. "William P. ]Campbell, Wm.,,8 Clark st. *Shaw, Catherine. Crawford, James, draper, 77 Klag st, *Shaw, John. Crawford, Mrs James, Henrietta sti •Shaw,, Robert. Crawford, Mungo, drapor^-23 Duke st. Earl, Thomas, 17East Shaw st. . Stovehsofi, Mrs Isabella, Auchenames.: • Earl* Mrs Thomas, 17 East Shaw st, KILBIRNIE. - * Ferguson, Emily Jane, Clerk's lane, Thomson, Robert, draper. Pindlay, Wm., Ayrshire biscuit fac.W. 132 KILMARONOÖK—KINROSS. Findlay, Mrs Wra., Dean bank cottage. KILWINNING. Findlay, John H., Dean Bank cottage. Auchenachie, Peter, cutter. Findlay, Agnes G., Dean bank cottage. Brown, Thomas F. Gebbie, Mrs, Clerk's lane. Dale, Wm., bookseller. Hlslop, Rev. Hobt., Dundonald rd. •Gibson, May, Mansfield house, Irving, John, clerk, Goods office. M'Coimell, Andrew, teacher. Lamont, Alex., drysalter, Market bridge. M'Connell, Mrs Andrew. Lamont, John, shoe manufacturer, 3 Fort- M'Crorie, Andrew, inspector of poor. land st. M Grorie, Mrs Andrew. Lennox, James, joiner, 5 Thomson st. Maokay, Richard, ironmonger, Main st. Lyon, Thomas, mason, Bank st. Montgomery, John, farmer, Todhills. M'Lelland, A., grocer, Portland st. Scott, John, printer. M'Naughton, John, criminal officer, 6 Simpson, D. G., draper. "West Langlands st. Simpson, Mrs D. G., Mansfield house. M'Naughton, Mrs John, 6 West Lnng- Simpson, John, draper. ; laads st. Morrison, George, grocer, 68 Portland st. KINGSKETTLE". Morrison,-Alex., grocer, Morris pi. Angus, Robert, merchant. Nairn, John, weaver, 12 West Nutherton. Angus, Mrs Robert, Paterson, John, Bhoemakor, Olerk's lano Angus, John, bank teller. Manse. Angus, Alex. Smith, bank teller. Reyburn, Hugh T., bonnet manufacturer, Barr, Rev. Hugh, U.P. manse, 82 Portlaud st. Barr, Mrs Hugh, U.P. manse. Richmond, John, bonnet manufacturer, •Barr, David Alexander, U.P. manse, Dundonald rd. Blyth, George, coal grieve, Coaltown of Robertson, Mrs James, tcmperanco hotel, Burnturk. 29 Portland st, Petrie, Wm,, Monkston, Ladybank, Shaw, John, fleshor, St Marnock st. Skinner, Wm., clerk. Stewart, A. D., clothier, View villa. Wishart, John, foreman, 9 Portland st, KINGUSSIE. Wyllo, James, draper, 16 Douglas et. Cameron, Angus.Queon's Prizeman, 1860 Wylle, Elizabeth, 16 Douglas st, Fraser, Alex. R., British Linen Co. *Wylie, Robert, 16 Douglas st. Fraser, Miss R. R., Banchor. M'Kenzie, Jamos, postmaster. KILMAROSOCK. Muir, Daniel, baker. Currie, John, mason, Blalrennlch. Wilson, David, tea merchant. Ounie, Robert, mason, Camhusmoon. Currio, Mary, Cambusmoon. KINLO CH-R ANNO CH. Currie, Elizabeth, Oambusmoon. Cameron, Donald, shepherd. Currio, Archibald, servant, Cambusmoon. Cameron, Paul, photographer. Jack, James, engineer. Campbell, Duncan, mason, Aultrnidh. Jack, Peter, smith. Campbell, John, builder. M'Kinlay, Thomas, farmer, Duncryne. Forbes, Arthur, farmer, Ballmore. M'Kinlay,.Margaret, Duncryne farm. M'Gregor, Dugald, grazier, Drumglass. M'Neil, Neil, bootmaker, Bridgend cottage. Robertson, James, farm servant. Robb, Wm., joiner, Gartocham. KINROSS. K.ILMONIVAIG (by Unailian), Arnot, David, manufacturer. Sutherland, Rev. Donald, Free Church. Arnot, Mrs David. •Arnot, Agnes. • ' •Arnot, Thomas. KILSYTH. •Arnoi, William, Chalmers, Wm., grocer. Dickson, Samuel, blacksmith. •Arnot, John. Dunn, David, boot and shoemaker. •Arnot, James. Gray, Rev. Alex., E.H. minister. Barnot, Mrs Georgo, Tho Cottage. Jago, Rev. J, C. Blaokstock/W. S.,parish teacher.High st. B Macphail, H. Buchanan, inspector and Blaokwood, Robert, warper. collector, Barwood hermitage. Blackwood, Wm„ postmaster. •Macphail, Helen B., Barwood hermitage, Blackwood, Mrs Wm., Post offlco. •Blaokwood, James, Post office. •Macphail, Williamina Euing, Barwood 1 52 0 11 0 hermitage. . mlÄ^'J ' ^ * , " p°st office. •Macphail, JohnM'G., Bnrwood hermitage Blackwood, Wm., saddler. •Macphni, Hugh B., Barwood hermitage. : •Maopha , Emma EyBarwood hermitage. •Macphail, Charles D., Barwood hermitage, Denholm, David. Stirling^ John, 0 •Denholm, Robert. •Denholm, Jane C. KIN-TOBE—KIRKCALDY. 133 •Denkolm, Campbell Marshall. Drummond, Catherine, 3i4 High st, Donaldson, Wm., spinner. Fleming, John,' Pathhead, Duthie, Wm. G, High st. Fyshe, Peter, Easter Balbelggy. ••• ; Ewing, Peter, bookseller, Gibson, Alex., writer, High st. Gardiner, Margt., at Mr Marshall's. Gibson, Mrs Alex. . Honeyman, Mrs James, High st. *Gibson, Anne. Huteheson, Michael, farmer, Gelly Bank. *Glbson, Isabella Wright. Huteheson, Mrs, Gelly Bank. *Gibson, Alox. Hunter. Marshall, Agnes A., Loch Leven fishings. Gibson, Rev. Wm., F.C. manse, Abbotshall. Marshall, David, Loch Leven fishings. Gibson, Mrs Wm., F.C. manse, Abbotshall. Melville, John. * Haig, Rev. James. Miller, George, Swan's Acre. Herrlot, Robert, merchant, High st, Moneury John, boot and shoemaker. • Herriot, Mrs Robert. Moneur, Mrs John. Herrlot, NInlan Lockhart. Moneur, Andrew, boot and shoemaker. *Horriot, John Hlslop, High st. Moneur, Mrs Andrew. Hogarth, John, corn mercht., West mills. *Monour, John, jun. Hogarth, Jane, West milts. Moneur, Betsy, Cleish, Hogarth, Isabella, West mills, Morrison, David, weaver, High st. Hogarth, Julia, West mills, Simpson, Christina, Hogarth, Christian, West mills. Simpson, Jane, Hogarth, James, West mills. Simpson, James Webster, chemist, High st. Horn, Henry, draper, High st. Simpson, Mrs James W., High st, Howie, Matthew, weaver, Links. Small, Wm., pressman. Hunter, Alex., potter, Links. Small, Mrs Wm, Inglls, Robert C, student, Edin, Univ. Small, John, painter. Ireland, David, manufacturer, Townsend pi, *Small, Agnes Lindsay. Ireland, Mrs David, Townsend pl, Stewart, Mary, grocer, Damhead. Ireland, Janet M., Townsend pl. Watt, James, engiuo driver, P. and K. •Ireland, Henry M. Railway. Ireland, James, ironmonger, High st. Whyte, David, post runner, Smith st. Ireland, Mrs James, High st. Whyte, Mrs Margaret, sen., Smith st, Ireland, Jessie, Slnclalrtown. Johnston, John, superintendent of works. KINTORE. Kennedy, James, Hew wynd. Catto, Mrs. Lalng, David, draper, High st. Deans, Georgo, farmer, Ratchill, Laing, Mrs David, High st. Rait, Elizabeth, Brae. Leslie, John, miller, West mills. Shepherd, Alex., ivright. Lockhart, Mrs, sen., Links. Watt, Thomas, druggist. Loekhart, Andrew, manufacturer, Links. Watt, Mrs Thomas. Lookhart, Cbas. A,, manufoc, High st. Lockhart, Mrs Charles A., High st. KIRKCALDY. •Lookhart, Alfred, High st. Allison, P., teacher, Galatown. •Lookhart, Egbert, High st. Allison, Mrs P., Galatown. •Lookhart, Nina Blanche, High st. Bain, George, tailor and clothier, 409 »Lookhart, Edith Caroline, High at. Highst. •Lookhart, F. C, High st. Beattle, Alex., sen., Links. »Lockhart, Adela, High st. Beattie, Mrs Alex., sen., Links. Lockhart, Robert, manufacturer. Beattio, Alex., jun., manufacturer, Links. Lockhart, Mrs Robert, Wemyssfleld. Beattie, Mrs Alex, •Lockhart, Bertie Cook, Wemyssfield. Beattie, Christian, Links. »Lookhart, Greta J., Wemyssfleld. *Beattle, Barbara, Links. *Lockhart, Barclay, Wemyssfleld. •Beattie, Sophia, Links. *Lockhart, Isabella Janet, Wemyssfield. Beverldge, Archd., sen., Mitchell st. M'Intosh, Henry, phonographio lecturer Boverldge, Mrs A., Mitchell st. n and teacher, 62 High st. Blair, Rev. J. L., U.P. Church, Cltmy. M'Laren, David, Galatown. Ohalmers, Andro w, millor, West mills. Mitchell, Alex., weaver, Pathhead. Chalmers, John, clerk, West mills, Muir, Jarnos, baker, 24 Kirk wynd. Chalmers, Mrs John, West mills. Mutr, John, carrier, Kirk wynd. Cowan, Rev. David R., Congl, minister. Rodger, James, tailor, Pathhead. Crawford, John, bookseller, High st. Ross, John, draper, High st. Crawford, W. Halt, printer, High st. Ross, Mrs John, High st. Crawford, Mrs W, H., High st. Boss, John, Townsend pl. Crawford, James H., High st. Salmond, Ellen, confectioner, $ii High st. Crawford, Julia T., High st. Saunders, Thomas, grocer, Bethelfield pl. Dott, Robert, gardener, Pathhead. Stenhouse, David, dyer,' Links. Dott, Mrs Robert, Pathhead. Stenhouse, Mrs David, Links. Stenhouse, Helen, Unto. " • M'Kenzie. Hugh, High-s*.. •, .« • Stenhouse, James PbiMp, Links* • Seggio, Wm., carrier, High St. ••.•<• Slater, David, builder^ i - ' «Stenhousc Isabella, Links. 1 •Stenhouse, David Martin, Links. , Walker, Hugh, cabinetmaker-. , ' Stewart, Charles, tobacconist, Higlist. Swan, G., draper, High st.. KIRKFIELDBAHK (Lamrky., Taylor, Robert, French polisher, Links. Harvey, Wnr>., farmer, Kirkfiekl atatas; Thomson, Alox. Tweedalo, Wm., builder. • Thomson, James* «addier, High at., «Thomson, Peter Nevin, High fit. KIRKHOPE. «Thomson, Agnes Mackle, High. at. Davidson, Andrew, shephord, Heluiburn. Thomson, John, ToWnsend pl. ; Grieve, Thomas, forester, Ettrick bridge. Todd, Peter, grocer, High st. Johnston, John, jun,, Bluecalrn,' Bowhill, Walker, James, coast missionary* Kennedy, Jas., blacksmith, Ettrick bridge. Whannel, Andrew, tinclairtown. ^ M'Morran, Hugh, ParochjaL teacher. Wilson, John, eabinet*makery Mid st., «M'Morran, Mary. . Pathhead. •M'Morran, James, Wilson, Mrs John, Mid st.. Pa-tbhead. *M'Morran, Helen. . Wishart, Jas., manulactrar,«?, üratiiäiead. Mitcholl, David, joiner, Ettrick brfdge, Wylie, Mary Ann, Burleigh st. Mitchell, Mrs David, Ettrick bridge. •Mitchell, Thomas. KIRKCONNELL. • i Arthur, James, Bllloside, • - < , KIRK1NTHXOCH. !. Arthur, Samuel, bower, KUloalde. 1 Alexander, Afcbd., clothler» Broadfoot, Jas.1, shepherd, Blaganhock, Alexander, ThomasC, cutter. -i ! Harkness, James R, engine keeper; ! Crulekshanks, Geo., m>sionary,Towolicad. Harkness, Elizabeth. '; ! ' • ' Goudlo, Robt., weavers* beamer.« „>'.•.- «Harkness, John, jun. ; Leltoh, John, painterj High «t* * Laing, Samuel, farmer, .Caicomains. Lyon, Wm., EaatHayston,' ., • ,; .\> Wight, Thoraas, grocer. ' -,; Lyon, Mrs Wm,, East Hayston. ! Wylie, Robert, dairyman, Todholeg. ' 1 Sinclair, A.,?atlway sarfacemau,BJackhall. Strang, Wm., draper, ,, , KIRKCOWAN. •Walker, Georgo, jun., Adamslle house. ^ Dawson, Rev. John, U.P. jnanse.: v Dawson, Mrä John, U, P. mause. KIRKNEWTON. M'Chlery, James, gardener. Dick, Thomas, Parochial schoolmaster, • M'Dowall, Alex., merchant. Ormlaton, John, Temple Hall. Milroy, Wm., -woollen manufacturer. ' Smith, James B., gatemau, Caledonian Railway, Greenloan cottage, , Torrance, Richard, coal agent, Caledonian KIRKCUDBRIGHT. Railway Station. Anderson, Thomas, blacksmith, Bolton, Miss. •• " 1 t KIRKOSWALD. BrowD, Wm., baker and confMiohoiV j Sloss, Cluintin, farmer, Merklaad. . Cairns, Miss, merchant, Castle st. Oavan,- Provost Samuel, ^räerOftant. Cava«, Mrs Elizabeth. : KIRKPATRICK-DURHAM (Duibeai(ie). Cavan, James. * * . . Carson, James, draper. ' . *Cavan, Alexander. Cllngan, A,', grocer, temperaucolioioti •Cavan, Barbara. Grierson, Robert, builder. , • ' ' Fräser, Mrä Gordon, Mlcklewcod, Tone Peacock, Hugh, tailor. * land. • Peacock, W. L., grocer, Fräser, Maggie Jane, Mieklewood, Tbng- land. KIRKWALL. Fräser, Elisa, Mieklewood, Tongland. Adamson, James, temperanee hotel. «Fräser, James Towers, Micklewoodi Tortg- Brough, Robt., sheriff officer, Bridge street land. lane. Grieve, John, High st. Eunson, Wm,, shopman, Albert st, Guthrie, Wm., sen., jolnqr, Deeside cottage Gunn, James, ovenäeer, Weyland, ' Guthrie, Wm., High st. Haloro, John, bnk^r, Main st. HallMay, John1, sen., mason, Hourstori, Wm,, watchmaker," AlbaH st, ' Hunter, George, teacher, Tongland, «Hourston, Jane, Victoria St. *Huntor-, Eflle Murrte, School house «Houfstoh, George, Victoria st, * Tongland. «Hourston, Mary, Victoria st. , M'Cotichie, Robt,, tailor and. Clothier. »Hourston, Wm., jun.,'VlctQria.st.. M'Ewen, Wm., bulkier, •Hourston, Robert, Victoria street, M'Ewen, Mrs Wm. '« ' •Hourston, Anno G,, Victoria street. «M'Ewen, James. •Milne, Jessie, temperariee hotol. Morrison, Hector, hoöksoller, Roscbank, LARBERT.' ! Satidwick. • " ' •• • " f Inglis, Wm,, North Broomage.! *' i "Peace, Wm., bookseller, Albert st« » M*Lymont,.James. ' ,-•"«'• • Reid, Rohert, bootmaker and leather mer* Mackay, John, mason. •' > chant, Bridge St. • . ' ; - • '•"''•1 Ure, Andrew, smith.'' - • 5 ' . ; ' i Robertson, Thomas, merchant, Sqapa. rd. Ure, George, shoemaker' ' ' 1 1 Slater, GhaMes, merchant. Broad sc. ' . Ure,. Jaincs, pattern maker. r I *Slator, John W. • ;" ' 1 ('•Slater, Charles, jun, 1 t : . i LARGS, - ' v '''": Smith, John, draper,'Albert st. ' ' Barlow, John J,,'torn, hotel, CGallowgate, 1 Walls, James; shlboy^ner, King at'. I Barlow, Mrs John J., tern, hotel, O-GhiU I Walls, Mrs James. , '•• ; Clark, Thoraas, draper, Mai» sfc, j Walls, MargaretiS^oros'l; ,'." •'": ! Craig, Matthew, draper, Main sty Mackay, Thomas,'baiter, Mala sfc.' M'Lean, John, flshermam Nelseast. j ' KlRNi, .'.' ••• M'Lean, Robt.,' fisherman.. '' ' Harvie, Jessie,M,,,Asbgroye. ! : M'Nellage, Alex,, shoemaker, Maiftst, ; M'Gllp, Duncan., ' . , M'Neilage, Mrs A., Main st. 1 '• '' • • * ' Mackay, pa,Y)d,coalmerchant,! ,.,, •M'Neilage, Robert, 1 Main gfc, ] Mitchell, jjobt,-, grocer," bread aijtl pastry- Morris, Peter, grocer, Gateside, St, 1 j baker, Pos,fc Oßteo. ' Morris, Mrs Petpr, Gatesjcle St.- ••' 1 •Morris, David J., Gateside street. i *' ' " ' KIRRIEMUIR. "'' •Morris, James, Gateside: sfc ,; '. Fimister, James, tailor and.clothier, •Morris, Elizabeth M., Gojesido at. ; < i Flndiay, James, shoemaker, Newton, . ,, 1 Paton, Dewar, flesher, 1 Main at. •' M'Lean, Rev. Alex., U.B. manse, Paton, Mrs Dowar, 1 Main st. i Wilkie,- David, manufdc.', W^t Townen'd. •Paton, John Henry, 1 Main at;, - • - •.' »Paton, Maggie Harrletta, I Main street. i ... LAMLASH. I "Paton, Isabella, 1 Main strebte * r i Kay, Thomas, coast-guard, Stewart, Samuel, slater, Boyd sc. •M'Kelvie, Neil.. "'",'•• Stewart, T. R., slater, Boyd st . Maehish, Daniel^ baker, Post-oflJ,cer •Stewart, Samuel, jun.. Boyd st. 1 Macnish, Mrs Daniel, '.' "' • Young, Mrs Crawfurd, Pairlieburp, Falrlie. j Micnlsh, Jessie.' .' •' ' ' Young, Thomas, baker1, Bbytl gt. I Macriisli, Öhristina, . Young, Mrs Thomas, Böyd it. ;' ' Macnisb,- Elizabeth. i Mac|»ish, Archibald'. : Smith, George-, LARKBALL. ' ". . Beaton, Archd., statloqmoster. LANARK,' •Beaton, Hugh. , I Bow, Robt., letter carrier, , I Canfield, Richard, grocer. • , i Lang, Mrs John S,j,,04 HJgh st,,, ..... •Canfield, Richard, Juri» • ; , ••; , : Montgomerie, John, Railway tern, hotej.. Eadie," Robert, jun., grocer, I Tompleton, Mrs, Park pi, '_'..'. Eudie, Mrs Robert. Fleming, James, M.A., joiner. I LANG BANK. ." Fleming, John, grocer,,Qhurohst. ] Gilchrist, Catherine, Dunrowen house, Frame, Wm.,,sawyer*, : Meiklejohn, Mrs John, Langbank house, Frame, Alex., draper. Frame, James, manufacturer. ! LANGHOLM, Frame, Mrs Jamos. . .-.•'•,' i Beattie, John, warper,, Henry Bt-, •Frame, Mary Cooper, I Dalglei&h, Grace, Bigholm. : •Frame, Janefc Brown, • Prater, John, manufacturer, i Frame, Robfc, joiner. ! I Prater, Mrs John, Frew, Henry, miner, M'Neillst. I Prater, Roht,, manufacturer,, Hamilton. John, joiner, 25 London sfc. ' Grieve, James, baker. ... , ,. ,.,•'„, . i M'Matb, Johni olerk, Skellytön co'lllery,- Grieve, Thomas, shoemaker^ Patersoa#Robt,i agent. • . • Hogg, Andw., joiner. •Paterspn, Sarah, : Hope, Daulol, Drove road. :•• •Patersbn, Janet, I Little, Win., manufacturer. •Pateraon, Mary. . , • Oliver, John, farmer, Rashall. •Paterson, Elizabeth.. i , , : Sanders, Andw., tailor and objlhier. > Robleson,, Agnes H,, Wellgate itt v ! Scott, Robt., postmaster, < : \ Spalding, Thomas, grocer. " • Scott, Walter, skinner, Spalding, Mrs Thomas. ' 'Scots, Mrs; •Spalding, Thomas, joni Warwick, William, farmer, Glencart^ohir, *SpaldIng, Jans. Watson, Rev. William. Stewart, Robert, joiner. ' Welsh, Matthew,, Sandyhaugh, Area*. Winning, John, eugin^keepep. -—— 136 LASSWADE. Henderson, D. W., 6 Morton st, Angus, Andrew, weaver, Bonnyrigg, Henderson, Mrs, 5 Morton st. Blair, Robert, baiter, Bridgend. 1 •Henderson, Robt, J., ö Morton st. Blair, Agnes. , Henderson, Mrs James, 2 Janefield pl. Law, James, joiner, Bonnyrigg. Kllgour, Joseph G., tea merchant, 69 Tol- M'Millan, Rev. Hugh, Bosewell. booth wynd. Nelson, Peter, book agent, Bonnyrigg. Leithhead, James, coachman, Belvldes Stevenson, John, weaver, Bonnyrigg. House, Stanley road. Storlc, George, bookseUer. Lindsay, James, baker, Kirkgato. Stoddast, James, joiner, Bonnyrigg. Macfarlano, Marion,' 8 Wellington pi. Trotter, Wm., draper. M'Intyre, John, missionary, 7 Glover st. Sharp, Archd., SPittst. • LATHERON. Sharp, Mrs Archd., 5 Pitt st. Mackay, Wm, S., teacher. Simpson, Mrs Robert, 1 Pllrig cottages. Somervllle, Robert, Leith and Rotterdam LAUCHOPE (Holytown). S.S.O., 5 Wet Dook. Jack, Margaret. 1 Somerville, Mary, 4 Madeira street. Jack, Mary. Sutherland, Wm., fruiterer, 41 Duko st. Leggatt, James. Thorburn, Ellison M., 12 Hermitage pl. Mann, Maria. Thorburn, Isabella W., 12 Hermitage pi. Roberton, James, Walker, James, draper, 134Ktrkgate. Roberton, Anistatla Hopkins. White, Mrs John, 7 Prince Consort pl, Boberton, Catherine. ' Roberton, Victoria. Roborton, Mary. LERWICK. Roberton, Jemima. BalrnSon, Robt., shopman. Boberton, Grace. Burgess, John, tailor, 1 Burns lane. Roberton, John; 1 Burgess, Mrs John, 1 Burns lane. Boberton, William. Henry, Ann 0. * , Roberton, Eobt. Linklater, Robert, merchant, 112 Com Roberton, Balah. mercial st. Wall, John. Llnklatov, Mrs Robt., 112 Commercial st. Manson, John, Bracefleld, LAUDER. 1, Morrison, Wm., bookseller, Raven's court Alkman, W. D., morohant, Pottinger, Sinclair, baker, Commercial flt Alexander, Wm., P. O. teacher. Pottinger, Mrs S., Commercial st. Paterson, James, colporteur. •Sinclair, James, Commercial st. . Robsou, Rov. George, U. P. manse. Tulloch, James, merchant, Commercial st Robson.Mrs Isabella, U. P. manse. Robson, Elizabeth P., U. P. manse, Robson, Jane C, U, P. mause, LESLIE. Romanis, Eliza. Easson, Elizabeth, Post-office. Waters, Rev. Thomas, F. C. manse. Easson, Cecilia, Post-office. Waters, Mrs Thomas, F. C, manse.1 Gibb, John, baker. •Glbb, John A. LAURENCEKIRK:: •Gibb, Janet, Noble, Rev. Andw., Independent manse. *Gibb, David- Mackie, John, mill of Kincardine. Goodfellow, John C, pattern designer. Henderson, Wm., bakor and confectioner. LEADBURN (NobWiOwe), •Henderson, Wm. Simpson, Thomas, Klngside. •Henderson, George, •Henderson, Mary Jane, LEITH. •Henderson, James Sands. Archer, Gilbert, registrar, 2 Janeüeld pl, Ireland, Mrs James, baker. Archer, Mrs Gilbert, 2 Janefleld pl, •Ireland, David. •Archer, John Mark, 2 Janefleld pl, •Ireland, Charles. ' •Archer, Robt. Sinclair, 2 Janefteld pl. Jackson, Wm., inspector of poor. Bonnet, Jno., merohant, Albany cottage Martin, Rev. Benjamin, A.M., East U.P. Bennet, Mrs JohD, Albany cottage. manse. *Bonnet, Wm., Albany cottage. Miller, Mrs Wm„ china merchant. *Bcnner, Margaret, Albany cottage. Speed, Wm., bulldor. •Bonnet, Wilholmlna, Albany cottage. Speed, Mrs Wm, •Bennet, James, Albany cottage. Williamson, Jane. •Bonnet, Jessie, Albany cottage. r B Ü ™ } ui>? ' Z warehouso clerk, Prlnlaws, Chapmau, Androw,.machluo -wire weaver, r Steads Place Cottage, Wright, Mrs D. B. • Young, Thomas, South st. Cook, Jessie, 10 Claremont park. Young, Agnes, South at. Davidson, John Larglo, 50 Charlotte st. Younger, Cecilia. LESMAHAGOW—LOCHGILPHEAD. 137 LESMAHAGOW, LOCHEE (Dundee). Campbell, Jolui, divinity student, Bank- Angus, Thomas,merchant, North Church st. house. Dow, P. H., baker, High st. Lalng, Rev. J„ M.A., F. C. manso. Duncan, Alex., clerk, Bulllonfleld, Inver- Polling, Peter, weaving agent. gowrle. , •" ".' Thomson, Daniel, mason, Wellbank. Fife, James, painter, High st. M'Ewan, John, boot and shoemaker, High LETHAM (Forfar). street. Allan, Mrs Wm., merchant. M'Craw, Henry, mechanic, Marshall st. Carruthers, Mrs, West Idvies. Martin, James, sen., mason, Flight's lane. Martin, Mrs, Flight's lane. LETHENDY (Meikleour). Martin, James, jun,, clerk, Flight's lane. •Barty, Mary. Martin, Betsy, Flight's lane. •Carr, Isabella. •Martio, George, Flight's lane. »Cumieson, William, Kirktonley. *Martin, David. Hay, Rev. Joseph, H. P.'manse. •Martin, Grace. "' . " ' , Hay, Mrs Joseph. NIcoll, Wm., pattern maker, Liff road. •Hay, Elizabeth D. Nicoll, Mrs Wm., Liff road. M'Laggan, Miss E., Kirkton. •Nlcoll, Jane R. M. •Smith, William, Logic brae, Foott, James, grocer, High st. Tasker, Wm., mason, Kerr's lane. * ' LEVEN. ! Wilson, James, mason, Adam's land, So. Christie, Margaret, Durie house roud. Crabbe, Thomas, hackle maker. Dick, Miss, Links. LOCHEND" AND NEW ABBEY, • Dick, Thomas, Links. Burns, Annie, Lennock, Beeswing. Fisher, Rev. Rt., U.P. church, Inverleven. Duncan, Rev. Daniel M., F.C. manse. Lockie, John, missionary. Duncan, Mrs Mary, F.C, manse. Ritchie, John, bootmaker, High st. •Duncan, John Griffiths Johnston. Ritchie, Ann, High st. Gray, Robert, flesher, New Abbey. Wallace, M. T., draper, Shorehead. Harper, John, farmer. Drum. Wallace, Mrs M. T., Shorehead. Henderson, William Scott, Woodcroft. White, Alex., brick, tiio,.and ochre works. Kirkconnell, Thomas, of West park. White, Mrs, Links. M'Caig, Joseph, farmer, Barbeath. , White, John, brick, tile, and ochre works. Robison, James, farmer, Cars e go won, Wilson, John, storekeeper, 28 High st. New abbey. ••. .. . LILLIESLEAP. Aitken, Georgo, mason. LOCHFOOT (Dumfries). Park, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. Craig, Joseph, farmer, Three Crofts, Turnbull,Thomas, postmaster, LOCHGBLLY. I LINLITHGOW. Connel, James D., cashier, ironworks. Buglass, D. B., governor Of Combination Duncan, John, bootmaker. Poorhouse. . Gillespie, George, Jan., draper. •Bugla>s, David. T Gillespie, Mrs George, jun. Cadzow, James, farmer, Clarendon farm, Henderson, David, cabinetmaker, Martin, Andrew, jun., teacher, Sessional M'QuIlIen, John, clerk, Ironworks. , school. Roxburgh, Alex,, bookkeeper, Lochgelly ironworks. , , LISMORE (Äppin), Small, John, inspector of poor. Ross, Alexander, U. P. manse Westwater, John, bookseller. Wilson, David, joiner. Wilson, Mrs David, LIVINGSTON. Black, Thoma«, Now Year Held. Graham, David. LOCHGILPHEAD. Hamilton, John, roadman. Brown, Archibald, gardener, Kilraory. Crow, Andrew D., builder. LOANHEAD (Edinburgh). Fletcher, John, tailor. Anderson, Wm., contractor, Old Pontland, Fraser, Donald, merchant. Anderson, Mrs, Old Tentland. Fraser, Mrs Donald. Fraser, Donald jun. , , LOCHANS (Stranraer). •Fraser, Alex, Duncan. Milroy, Thomas, millwright. •Frasor, Thomas. Milroy, John, millwright. M'Dougall, Archd., Inland Revenue officer. Peebles, James, blacksmith. M'Gilp, Colin, tailor. •Peebles, William. Rankine, James, blacksmith. 138 LÖCHGOILHEAD—JIARKXN'Cn. LOCSGOILHEAD. Tndhopo, Wm., station master, Nelher- Blair, Duncan, gardener. cleugh. ' Blafr, Malcolm» gardener. Wright, Mrs Margaret, teacher, Wains Blair, Joan, shoemaker. cottage. Campbell, Neil, mason. BOGIE (Form). Eraser, William, farmer, Blaoklock. ' LOCBMABEN. Martin, William, schoolmaster, Ogilvie, James, surgeon. LOGIE ALMOND (Perth). Fisher, Margery, Logle house. • LOCKERBIE. Guild, James, farmer and grazier, Ken- Brockie, Wm., joiner. : drum park. Brockie, Mrs Wm. *Brockie, Adam. •Guild, William, Kendrum nark, «Brockie,. Mary. Gorrle, James, tailor and clothier, Herriot- Brockie, John, joiner, ' fleld. .'. Brockie, Mrs John. M'Pherson, Murdoch, slato qnarrier, Bryden, William, ironmonger. Peddle, Robert, slate cpmrrler, Bryden, Mrs Wlllfttm. Taylor, John, farma-, Laverockbank. Bryden, James, ironmonger. Bryden, Samuel, clerk, Clydesdale hank, LOGIE PERT (Montrose). «Bryden, William. Ballantyne, Thomas, teacher, F.O. school. Dickson, Miss E. Clemontson, Wm., hoot and shoemaker. ; ' j Cunningham, James B.,' teacher, Free ! Church institution, LONGRIDGE (Whittum). \ Cunningham, Mrs,FrcoCluiroh Institution Morton, Andw,, farmer, Blokerton hall. «Dalglish, John. Bonaldson, Rov. James, U.P. manse, Davidson, Ribband, mason, Ronaldson, Mrs Jarno», TJ.P, manse. Dodds, James J., CHnddewiMd). Baston, James, »'Eastotfa institution." LUNDIN MILL (Leven). «Easton, Isabella. White, Andrew, mason. «Easton, Mina. • White, John, farmor. Hamilton, John, blaeksmlth, White, Robert, mason, Irving, David, warehouseman. Irving, Thomas, dogger. LUS8 (Helensburgh), \ Jardino, John, nailer. Paton, David, Miuburn cottage. I Johnstone, Robert, labourer. Paton, Jeanio, Millburo, cottage. ^ . . j Laldlaw, John, plasterer. ; . ! Lawson, George, mason, LYBSTER. Lawson, Wm., mason. Cormaok, John, Newton Swlney. Minglns, Wm., coal agent. Georgeson, James, merchant. Mingins, Mrs Wrt. Miller, James, grocer. Moffat, Edward, slater. Moffat, Mrs Edward.' MACDUFF, * , ' . Moffat, Brands, merchant. Farquharson, James, Shora Bti'os office. Nicbol, George, letter-carrier. Fartiuhnrson, James V., Union Bank of «Nichol, Eliza. ' 1 Scotland, r 1 , I «Niehol, Jane Nicholson. Honry, James H., 21 Duff st. ' j Rao, William, flesher. Smith, James, Macduff Comraorcial CoJ Rao, Mrs William. Yalder, Mrs James, 73 Geliymu! »t. *Rao, Janet. *Rao, Mina. MADDERTY (Crieff), i «Rae, Susan. Dunbar, Jarno», parish. Bohoofmaator,, , I Sanders, John, draper, High st. Smith, John, auctioneer. MARKINOIT. ' ' Smith, Asnaa, B&lllio, William, Mirgoon. Smith, William, draper. Ballingnll, Patrick, olothior, . Smith, Janet. - * > BalltnRa.il, Mary, S toddart, Thomas, grain movehafit, DavldsoB, Hush, RothoHiloia, Stoddart, Mrs Thomas. Davidfion, Mrn HURII, Rothonfiold, «Stoddart, Annie A, •Davidson, JDIUI, RotlwHUohl. »Stoddart, Jana K, *Dav MARYHILL. * Miller, Maggie M., Post office.- Craig, David R., 16 Argyle-sfc. Nisbet, James, Hamilton pl, Henderson, Alex1., grocer, 146 Haiä stv •Henderson, Wm. Ji, U6 Main st,. MATBOLE. ! •Henderson, James, 146 Main Bfr, Campbell, John,.baker, Main Bf, ( * •Henderson, Alex., 146 Main st. M'Clymont, Isabella, Whitehall. Macaulny, Robert H., baker, 84- Main st. 'TU , M'Farlane, John, grocer, 94 Main St. R M'Farlane, Mrs J., 92 Maid st, •* " '«MEARSRS. "' • - •• Gordon", Alexander, clerk,'Nether pl. *M'Farlane, Janet Ahercromhie. 1 *M'FarIane, John. • Gordon, Mrs Alexander, Netherpl. *M'Farlane, JamesMadkie. "• Gordon, John Hart, Nether pl, •M'Fariahe, Jane M'Niöol. Gordon, Alexander, jun., Nether ptJ' ••*' •.U'Farlano, Mary. •Gordon, Andrew, Nether pl. •Gordon,'WiUiam Henry, Nothor pl. •M'Farlane, David Osbotno Dxtüoaä. Murdoch, Neil, Burn cottage. *' . > Marchbafllc/ÖeorKe, Ben.', Höwttrd villa, Murdoch, Mrs Neil, Burn cottage. Marchbank, Mrs, Howard Villa. ; •Murdoch, John Baird, Burn cottage. Marohbank, Wm., Howard yilltt; *Murdoch, George.Baird,Bum cottage, •, Marchbank, Geo,, Jun., Howard villa. Niven, Rov. Robert, Ü.P. iheüse.- MEIGLE. " ' Niven, Robert, juü., U.P. -mause. 1 Elliot, Miss, Balhary,. . , • Niven, Thomas 0., U.P. muhte. Niven, John, TT. P. rnansö. : "" Yassall, Mrs, Balhary. , , Niveö, Walter B., U.P. Waase. • Paterson, Wm., Garscnbo lodge. MELROSE, • .',* Pitt, Wm., oleik, Susan Mufray pl. Craiso, John, jeiner.and unjdertal«uv Lead- Pitt, Mrs Wot., Susan Murray pi/' erfoot. • . •-. . •Craise, Helen, Leodorfpot. ;; Shaw, James-, Ironfonüder, FirMll iron 11 Deans, D. D. •, ... works, Springbank. Walker, Mrs, chemist, Higim. Shaw, Mrs James, Bast pork villa, Hill Waugh, William, Din'gleton, . i >. head. Shaw, Elizabeth, East park villa. Shaw, Agnes, East park villa. METHLIC (Aberdeen). Shaw, Robert, East park villa. 1 Davidson, JameS, farmer^'Gbwanwelt, *Shaw, James, East park villa. Davidson, John, farmer, Gowanwell. *Shaw, Arth. ftl'Inöos, Eaäfc parle villi!. Davidson, Mary, GbwanWell. Sliman, Marlon, matron, Female Horner, Hay, Geo., farmer, Newseat, Gowanwoll. Lochburnie. Hay, Mrs George, Nowseat, Gowanwell, Slimah, Mary S., teacher, CHILDREN'! Hay, William, Mains of Rosybucn-,,, , r Refuge, Lochburnio,, . Stewart, Adam, lock-keeper. ,.' . METHYEN (.Perth). M'Loish, Rev. John, FJ O. manse.. < MAUCHL1NE. M'Lolsb,*MrS John, F» O. mttnäe. Davidson, Jphn, box manufaöturor. M'Lolsh,;Rev. Norman, A.M., F. C. mause. •Davidson, Agnes. •Davidson, Jehu, Jun.' • MID-CALDER. ': •Davidson, Robert. , Cuthbertson, Atox., Bhodmukerj'Bridgend, DavldBon, Joseph W„ box, »akör, Dick, John, M.D. Davidson," Mrs. ./. W., größer, , Dnncan, Rev, Andrew;, Lhufen bank. Huntor,:Thomas,haher. * r • i •Davidson, Margaret,» s •Davidson, Agnes. Watson, Walter, M.D., Calderbank,. •Davidson, Joseph, Watson, Mrs, Caldorbank, , >". •Davidson, John., ,, , Drummond, Johri, BOGWOOD. MIDFORTH. ' Gibson, James, merchant, New ra, M'Callum, Jamos, merchant, Goudie.Robert, box MAKER, ButaBtüo. 8ommervllle,> Jolm, draper. Killen, Thomas, box maker, Loudon «t. M'Ewon, Edward, box manufacturer, MILLPORT. •M'Ewen, Ana, Allan, Wra,, grocer. •M'Ewon, Edward, jun., •Blair, Catherine M. •M'Ewen, Aqnos H, Ewing, Miss. ' Marr, John, farmer, Auobmtllan., Little, James, boot and shoemaker, Marr, Mrs John, Auehmllltai. Scott, Archibald, grocer. Miller, Hugh, fartnor, Grassmillee«,; Scott, Mrs Archibald... Miller, Hugh, arttat,Post ofllee. " *Scott, Helen Turnbull. Miller, Mrs Hugh, Post office, Shearer, Janet F„ straw bonnet maker- Miller, Elizabeth a'., Post offlco. Smith, Wm., boot maker. 140 MITJNATHORX—MONTROSE. Smith, Mrs Wm. Boyd, Brands, rope manufacturer Tyre, Robert, plumber. St Peter's pi. • . . . . ,. ' • Wlahart, David, postmaster. Boyek, Helen, grocer, 1 Hill st. . Wishart, Mrs D., Post office. Boyek, Mary Ann, 1 Hill st. , Wishart, Miss, Post office. Brand, Charles, slater, Palmerston st. *Brand, John. MILNATHORT. *Brand,Isa. . . • Henderson, Christina, South end. *Brand, Eliza, Market st. Henderson^John, miller, Milnathort mills, Burnett, Alex., bookseller, 127 High ßt, Henderson, Wm., South end. Butohari, A. F., furniture dealer, 22, Mackie, Alexander, miller, Milnathort 23, 24 Bridge st; , mills. Campbell, BOT. Alex. Clark, Alex., painter, paper-hanger, and MIÜTLAW. glazier, 18 Bridge st. Kerr, Mrs Thomas. , Clark, Mrs Alex., 72 Bridge st. Clark, James B., painter, 72 Bridge st. I Clark, George N., 72 Bridge St. MOFFAT. *Glark, Jessie, 72 Bridge st. Burn.te, James, banker. * Clark, Alexina, 72 Bridge st. Easton, James, clogger. *Clark, Wm. C, 72 Bridge st. Raston, John, clogger. »Clark, John B.W., 72 Bridge st. Easton, Mrs John, midwife. *Clark, Maggie, 72 Bridge st. Edgar, Johnston, shopman. . 1 , Clark, Jacob, overseer, Union Bt. Halllday, George, blacksmith. Cobb, Andrew, overseer, 14 Commerce st. Hepburn, Alex., baker, Well st. Conti«, Wm,, clerk, 14 Carnegie st. Hetherington, Thomas, druggist. Crabb,Jas., cabinetmaker. 4 Reform st. Kerr, Robert, farmer, Coldhome., Craig, John D., painter, Academy sq. M'Donald, James, chimney sSveoper. Duff, Peter, sawyer, 1 Academy lane. M'Gowan, William, draper. • Edward, Kenneth, postman, 8 John st. Marchbank, Mrs,Beechgrove. Fettes, Alox., painter, 5 Queen st. Marchbank, James, law Cleric. , Forsyth, James, 20 High st. Marchbank, Agnes. Hould, John, temperance hotel, 45 South Tait, Joseph, blacksmith. Esk s't. Watson, Adam, coachman. Williamson, George, joiner, Well rd, Hould, Mrs John, 45 South Esk st. Wilson, John Bnmbrae. Hume, Miss, 44 Murray st. ? Hutoheon, Chas., merchi, Panmure pl. Hutcheon, Jane, Panmure pl. MONIMAIL. Johnston, Charles Smith, Aoademy. M'Donald, Alex., teacher, parish school, Lamb, Wm., building inspeotor, 19 Re tfM'Donald, Wm., parish sohool. format. •M'Donald, Alexander, parish school. Law, Mrs J., 48 High st. •M'Donald, Annie C, parish school.' Lawrence, Samuel, M D., John st. •M'Donald, Maggie C, parish school. Lyall, Alex., merchant, 104 High st. *Spence, George Todd, Balyarrow house. Lyall, Mrs Alex, 104 High st. •Spence, Robort John Peat, Balyarrow •Lyall, Thomas, 104 High st. house. 1 t ; ' • •Lyall, Eliza, 104 High st. •Lyail, Magdalino,'l04 High st. Spence, Wm., Balyarrow house, •Lyall, Marjory, 104 High st. •Lyall,- Mary Ann, 104 High st. MONQUHlTTER. •Lyall, Alexander, jun., 104 High st. Davidson, John, shoemaker, Cumineston M'Carter, James, Working Men's coffee Fordyco, Geo., shoemaker.Cumineaton Gray, George, farm servant, Netherton. house, Ferry Bt. MitohoB, Thos. W., merchant, Maryliill Mitchell, Anne H„ 25High si Porter, Alox., bakor, Cumineston. Mitchell, Julia, 25 High Ht, Simpson, Wm„ Oalrnoake. Mitoholl, James, manager, Commerce Tennant, James, morohont, Cumineston. street mills. Thomson, Alox., farmer, Caivneako. Mitchell, Mrs James, 3 Mill lone. Mitohell, Agnes M,, 8 Mill lane. Jttm0H UB 8 mi lan MONTROSE. ' ' J' 't o- Andorson, Rev. Alex., TJ.P. minister, 25 Moffat, Wm., slater, 12 Mill st, Sim, Margaret, Dun house. Mill Bt. Smith, John, 20 Bridge st. Anderson, David, tailor and clothier, 18 Ferry st. 2A John' 20 BridW st. Anderson, Mrs D., 38 Castle st. *|mthm , Mareaunly Ann, 20 Bridge st. Anderson, Miss, 83 Castle st. Il iffi' 2, °. 20 Bridge st. *Smlth, Robert, 20 Bridge st. Balfour, Mrs Robt., Mall. Spenee, Juliet L„ 28 High st. MOBEBimXE—SEWBYW. 141 Straolian, Mrs James, River It. Hunter, George, engineer, Herkes loan, Sutherland, Rev, Gr. S., Free St Paul's Fisherrow. 1 • ; • •' '' ' '• manse. i , Moore, T. H., Smeaton park, Inveresk, Taylor, Charles, dyer, 81 High sfc, Newton, James, 1 Grove street. ," Thom, Wm., coal meter, 3 Hill st. Ramsay, John, accountant. Royal Bank of Scotland.-' ' '"' MOREBATTLE (Kelso),: Ritchie, Euphemia, Fisherrow. . ' 1 Cranston, Rev. Robert, U.P, manse, Simpson, Rev, Matthew, Congregational minister. . , - MOTHERWELL. Simpson, Mrs Matthew.* Cowan, James, lime agent. Watt, William 8,, grocer, 164 High street, Davie, William, MiMon st, FJsherrow, "• • . ' . • > '. Fleming, James, pattern maker. Watt, George B,, Royal Bank of Scotland, Kay, John, stationer and printer, 8 Wishart, James, baker, Newblgging. Muir st. Kay, Mrs, 8 Muir st ' MUTHILL (Crieff.) M'Queen, Agnes, Murdostoun castle, M'Neil, Alexander, jun., mason; Paterson, Thomas, builder, Cross-stpne. Taylor, John, smith. Sneddon, George, teacher. Taylor, Robert, merchant. " Stevenson, James, pattern maker. Taylor, Mrs Robort. MOUSWALD (Dumfries). NAIRN; Kerr, John, farmer, Brookielurst. Anderson, William, draper, High st. Eraser, John, mason, Grant street, MOYNESS (Forres). Johnstone, Rev, J. B., Cong, church. Bliss, Thomas, coachman, ijatnaway. *Joh,istone, John, Cong, manse. ' " Brown, William, farmer, Feddan. * Johnstone, Jessio Caithness, Cong, manse. Dunoan, James, grieve, Blink bonny. •Johnstone, Robert Nieoll. ', Harper, Ales., grieve, Earlsmtll. M'Donald, John, colporteur, 5 Cummlngst. Robertson, Andw,, shoemaker, Golford, Mackintosh, C. B., draper, High street. Robertson, Peter, shoemaker, Golford. Mackintosh, A, B., Hisb street. Wedderspoon, James, schoolmaster. Mackintosh, Ann B., High Btreet. Whyte, Kev. John, U.P. manse. M'Lean, David, baker, Gordon street. Whyte, Mrs John, U.P. manse. Mann, Hugh, shipowner, Elderslie place. •Wbyte, John Mackie, U.P. manse. Watson, James, plasterer, Acre flt. ' *Whyte, William. Whyte, William, draper, Highst, • *Whyte, Elizabeth Helena •Whyte, James Mackie. NEW ABERDOÜR. »Whyte, Janet Mackie. Fowllo, George, farmer, Auchlin. Fowlie, James, merchant. MUCHALLS (Stonehaven), Stevenson, James, Quarryhead. Crowdon, Charles, clerk. NE WARTHILL. MÜIRKIRK. Gibb, Mrs Allan, grocer. Arthur, David, road surfaceman., Gibb, James, chemist. Gibb, Walter, grocer. MULLINDRY. Gibb, Mrs Walter. Connelly, Peter, F.C. teacher. •Gibb, Jessie M. Connelly, Mrs Peter, •Gibb, Allan. •Gibb, Elizabeth R. MUNLOCHY (Inverness), *Gibb, Annie Forsyth. Davidson, Murdoch, smith. Finlayson, John, shoemaker, Glebe. NEWBIGGING (Dundee), Frasor, James H., shoemaker. Miller, Rev. Alex. Taylor, Alexander, merchant. Sanderson, James, saddler. Smith, William, mason, MUSSELBURGH. Baxter, Rov, Thos. H., 2 Hope park, NEWBURGH(^7«). Baxter, Mrs Thos. H., 2 Hops park. Lyell, Dr David. Blair, Ueo. Alex., 6 Eskside. Lyell, Mrs Dr David. . Campbell, C, D., Rosevllle, Inveresk. Reid, Wm„ teacher, Abernethy. Colllson, James, 47 High street, Flshorrow. Robertson, George, boot and shoemaker, Grieve, John, Pinkie Pans. Grieve, John, jun., Pinkie Pans. NEWBYTH (Turritf). Hogg, Thomas, 39 Newbtgglng. Gibb, Ebeiaezer, shoemaker. Hunter, Peter, ooast missionary, Herkes Gibb, Ebenezer, jun., merchant. loan, Fishorrow. Gibb, Joseph, shoemaker. m KEW "CASTLETOX—*NEW 'WINXON. HEW CASTLETQN. j NEWPITSLIGO. > "Elliot, Robi, farmer, Powisholm.. GasB,Rev. David Irving, Cong, minister, Scott, Peter, Gameguard wood. M'Gowan, Rev. Wm,, Baptist minister. Steel, Rev, Hobt», E. U. church. , Sturrock, David, parochial toucher. "NEW CUMNOCK. Haddow, Wm„farmer.Rigfoot, . NEWTÖNHTLL XSIonenävcn). Haddow, Mrs Wm., Rigfoot. Cooper, Alex., shoemaker. •Haddow, Wm. Farqubar. Copland, Christina S., teacher. Kennedy, James, Dalriekofc mill. Smith, James,' colporteur. Scott, Mary X,J>akicket mill. •Smith, James Alexander. Stirling, Andw,, F. 0. teacller, Taylor, Wra., shoemaker. ! Stirling, Mrs Aaniew, E. G, school. Walker, John, baker, Stirling, Hugh. i NEW HILLS. . NEWPORT (Fife). Webster, George, Hazlehcad cottage, Cooper, David, Dykes, Thomas, clerk, Union sfc. • ' NEW LANARK. Taifc, ROY. John, A.M., Coug. rnintglef. M'Hardle, Rev. George, A.M., Ootfg. church, Sinclair, Daniel M„ cleric. Sinclair, Mrs Daniel M. NEWTON-STEWAW. Sinclair, Wm, Henäi% compositor. Bell, Wm., baker. Chambers, Mrs, Ivy pl. NEWMILNS. Duncan, John, clerk. Borland, Hugh, weaver, 4 Grey st, Duncan, Robfc, boot and shoemaker. Bruce,Rev.John,D.Di, U.P.manse. •Duncan, Rooort, Campbell, John, sen,, weaver, 6 Main sfc, Ferguson, Elizabeth, milliner, 22 King stv Gampbell, Mary, 6 Main sU Ferguson, Margaret, dressmaker. Campbell, "Tiiomas, -grocer, Mai« St. • Gregg, David* grocer, - 1 Connell, Robest, weawer, Austinpople, Harries* Atex,, grocer; Harris, Henry, weaver, 31 High st. ; Hlllhouso, Robort, currlerV Holburn, Robert, wright. Hughan, Mrs Wm,, Peat office. Hood, Bailie Joseph, Jacquard maehlrre •Hughan, Florence. maker. * 1 ' •Hughan, William Henry. Hood, John M, *Hughan, Jessie Margarette, *Hood, Lydia. Kelly, David, baker. *Hood, Janet, Kelly, Mrs David. Hood, Robt., manufacturer, Brffwn at. Kyle, Andrew, baker, Hood, Archd., student. M'öraeken, Wm,, seedsman. Kirkland, Jas., web mounter, Brown st. M'Ewen, Walter, merchant. ' '•' M'Clelland, Janet, Hillside pi. M'Ewon, Mrs Walter. *M'Clolland, W.ipupil teaolier, F.C. school. M'Ewen, Walter, jun. Mackie, George, weaver, Stewart's pl. M'Ewen, Janet.1 1' Mackintosh, Malcolm, F. C, teacher. ; •M'Ewen, Margaret P. •Mackintosh, Malcolm, jun, •M'Ewen, Mary Jane, •Mackintosh, James D. •M'Ewen, Wm, M, •Mackintosh, Wm. D. •M'Ewen, John P. • •Mackintosh, Maggie B. •M'Ewen, Bessie G. 1 ' '' •Mackintosh, Robert D. M'Ewen, John, grocer. •Mackintosh, Isabella M'P. M'Ewen, Mrs John. M'Pherson, Andrew, manufacturer, 72 •M'Hwon, Dunoain Main et. •M'Ewen, Morgftrot AttkeYI. •M'Pherson, Georgo. - • M'Geoob, Wm,, baker. Mitchell, Mrs, Gwenhead. M'Haflio, Alax. 0 5 1 0 Morton, Hugh, Jun. KIH!!,,' James, drapov's assistant, Morton, Thomas, woavor, 2 Grey »t, M'Neillio, John, painter. Morton, Jamos, agent, Brown it. : Purdto,Wm., skinner, Morton, Jamos, weaver, 9 High oti Simpson, Wm.; currier, ' Pollack, Jamos, weaver, 6 Greensido St. Smltham, John, mining overseer. Samson, James, weaver. Browmst, Vornon, James, upholsterer and cabinet, Todd, Matthew, tinsmith aad ironmonger, maker, Main st, Walsh, Thomas, drill sergeant, •Todd, Robert, Main sf. •Todd, Alexander, Main BE. : : Wallace, Andrew, groear, Brown st,. • •'• vt^A NEW WINTON, Young, Dr James, Main fit, , Henderson, Jamea, overseer. NOBLEHOUSB—"-PAISLEY. 143 I iNOBLEHOTJSE.' • . . •(•••< •. ' • . OXTON,- ••••• I, • Grieve, John, Old Harestanes, Kelly, Andrew, teacher, Grieve, Thomas, BarkNeuk, ' ; Shiels, Wm., farmer, HeädsMw.: ' 1 : SWan,James, draper. ; •; OAKLEY. ' - Allan, Robert, fouar, Denton "cottage, ' ' '; PAISLEY.' ' Y'V' Comrle village. ," : ;' y - Aitken, Win., chaplain, 0 Castlo st. ,'",', Andrews, John, manufacturer,' 1%$ W. 1 OBAN. "' ' •' .' Buchananst. ' , ' ' »Andrews^ Mary, 15 W. BuchanansL M'Dougall, Angus, joiner, , , 1 M'Gregor, James, bank cleric. ' ,-. , • Bain, Peter, assistant inspector of popr, ! M'Isaao, Donald, chemist. 61 Back Sneddon: st, . ' ''..... JM'Keroher, Rev. P., M.A., The Manse. Baird, Agnes, matron,Town's hospital.,' M'Lucas, Angus, merchant, > • Baird, Geo., warehouseman, ID Causoysldt Munro, John, ironmonger. Ballantyne, -John, provision merchant, 54 Sim, J. Fräser, land surveyor, Georgo st. ; Causcyslde st. Watson, Richard, accountant, Nat. Bank, Baltantyno, M*s John, 51 CausevsWe st.' Wbyte, Duncan, watchmaker. ; • . - i Ballantyne, James, clerk, City Bank, , Whyte, Rey< Charles, Cawdor pl, Ballahtyne, Ellza'.befh, 54 Causeyside st. : Whyte, Wm. C, slater, . •Ballantyne, Janet, 54 Causoygide at,",v' •Ballantyne, Jfeanie, 54 Causeyside s^. *Ballantyno, Alex. L„ 64 Öausöyslde-ST : : •'' OCHILTREE, :" •Ballantyne, Donald L„ 64 Caüsoysidö st( Bt'0%, JanVes" C„ tailor and clothier, .,". *Ballantync, John, 64 CauseysidO st. Brown, Mrs James C. , V ''.; ,' Ballantyne, Joseph, provi&ipn merchant, Caldwoll, Marionl milliner and dressmaker. 24Wellmeadowst, Gibson, William, mason. . Ballantyne; Margaret, wool knitter, 54 Harvey, Ellen, Gatlowlea cötfago. Causoysidö' st, , ' , M'Lean, Alex,, nailer; , , * Becket, Hugh, bookseller and china mor M'Lean, James, nailer. ' chant, 10 George st. Millar, John, hoot.and shoemaker.) Bird, Robert, governor of prison.' . :, Murdoch, Andw., builder, Gallowlca cot. Black, Montgomery, shopman, 24 WELL- Murdoch, Mrs A., Gallowlea cottage, , meadow. .'.'..' Murdoch, John, 'mason, Ballowlea cottage. Blair, Matthew, taijor ^d'CJOMER, J.S, Murdoch, Andw., Jun., mason, 'Gallowlea Causöyside Bt. cottage. Blair, Mr8 Matthew, 104 CaUsoyside st., Murdoch, Alex., teacher, Gallowlea cot, »Blair, Mary Lawson, 104 Causeyside,sT. Murdoch, Jaeobiha, Gallowloa cottage. »Blair, Matthew, juh., 104 Causeysldo st Murdoch, Bavid, mason. Boyle, John, bass broom manufacturer, Murdoch,. Mrs David. '," " ' . ", '*••; 61- Storio st.\ ' "., Murdoch, David, mason. Brown, James, inspector,, 8 New Sned Tui-ner, James, shoemaker, - . " don st. Wilson, John, potato dealer. Brown, James S,, inspector of poor, 3 Baok Sneddon st. ' .... Brown, John, starch manufacturer, OLD KILPATRICK. Thrushcraig.. . -. - , Hunter, Elizabeth; ' Brown, Mrs John,-Thrashcraifif.. ,'.( Tonnant, Alex.Vbafceri * »Brown, A. M. E., Thrushcraig. Tennant, Mrs Ale*. '' 1 - •Brown, Robert, ThrUshcraig. ' Tennant, James, tihltoi*, ' Brown, William, tätarch mäuufapluror, »Tennant, Alex. . Sunnysido. Young, John," E. O. School. ; Brown, "Mrs William, Sttnnyside. Young, Win., E.G. School.', Brown, John A.,, Suhnysi.de. Brown, Mrs John A., Sunhysidö. ; Brown, Mrs J., flesher, 21 NEWSMTTHHILLS, i ; OLDMELI>WM! Y Caldwell, Goorgo, The Tower- \ • • • Gray, John, East Pingask, Oarswell, David, bookbinder, 85 Stone st. Hall, Rov. Robort, Albert road. OarsweJl, Mrs D., 85 Storio st. Hall, Mrs Robort, Albert road. Cherry, John, shopman, 64 Causeyside ßt Humphrey, Dr. Clark, James, jun., Chapel house, Parkinson, H„ agent G.-N. of B, By. dark, Mrs Robt., Corry villa, Oalsifle. , Peterkht, Charit*, merchant. Cook, James, printer, Moss si. Strachan, Charles„fcito, Kirk st, Crawford, Robi, designer, Park pl, Cal- elde. ' • . . I j • ÖRBHIR (Kirhmtl). * Cunningham, Robt.,*manuft., 36 Causey- Duncan, Rev. Arehd., F.C, manse. Bidost. • ' . Frisken, George, Kirbuston mills. Cunningham, Mrs, 36 Causoyside st. 144 PAISLEY. •Cunningham, Ellen Donald, 36 Causoy- Macalpine, Thomas, Castlehead. Macalpine, Thomas W., Castlehead. •Cunningham, John P., 36 Causeyside st. Macalpine, Mrs T. W., Castlebead. Cunningham, Elizabetn,88 Causeyaide st. Macalpine, Archibald, clerk, Castleheatt. Dalziel, John, weaver, 127 George st. Macalpine, Rachel Eliza, Castlehead. Dougall, John, clerk, City of Glasgow •Macalpine, Wm., Castlehead, , , Bank. •Macalpino, Charles S., Castlehead. Dunlop, Rev. Adam, Canal hank cottage. •Macalpine, John, Castlehead. ErsMne, Mrs, grocer, 41 George st. M'Callum, Janet, dressmaker, 1 Steven •Ersktne, James Winning, 2 Lady Lane. son st. Ferguson, Archibald, 11 Neilston road. M'Cailum, Annie, dressmaker, 1 Steven Gibb, A., coal merchant, 23 Oakshaw st. son st. * Gibb, Mrs Andw-, 23 Oakshaw st. M'Callum, Christina, milliner, 1 Steven • •Gibb, Maggie, 23 Oakshaw st. son st. . •Gibb, Wm, 23 Oakshaw st. M'Callum, John, commercial traveller, 8 Gibson, John, shoe manufacturer, 16 West Croft st. ; Causeyside st. . M'Connel, Wm., 5 West Buchanan st, Goodlet, Thos., temp, hotel, 100 High st. M'Elwee, J, K,, provision merchant, Goodlet, Isabella, tem. ho., 100 High st. Cotton st. Graham, Thomas, clothier and draper, M'Elwee, Mrs J. K, 7 Cotton st. 96Highst. •M'Elwee, Mary, 7 Cotton st. Hamilton, James, commercial traveller, Mackean, Wm., 5 Garthland pl. 27 Georgo st. Mackean, James A D.,5 Garthland pl. Hamilton, Margt, dressmaker, 28 Broom- Maokean, William M., 5 Garthland pl. lands st. Mackean, Helen Jessie, 5 Gatthland pl Harper, Hugh, clerk, 86 Storie st. M'Morran, Robert, mineral agent, 18 St Harper, Mrs Hugh, 36 Storie st. JatneB st. •Harper, Andrew, 86 Storie st. Muir, Thomas, draper, 0 High street. Hart, Henry, shopmanr2 High st. Murray, David, jun., 15 Gilmoro st. Harvey, James, officer, Total Abstinence Rae, John, Governor, Kibble Refor Society, 63 Canal st. matory. Hat chard, James, jun., 46 Moss st. Richmond, t)aniel, M.D., 82 New st. Hislop,George R., engineer, and mahager, Richmond, Mrs Daniel, 82 Now st. Gasworks. Richmond, Thomas Wilson, medical Hunter, Wm„ TJ.P. missionary, Neil st. student, 82 New st. Hutton, Rev. George C, manse, Mount Richmond, Mary Ann C, 82 New st. Pleasant. •Richmond, Eliz. Ann D., 82 New st. Hutton, Mrs Georgo C, manso, Mount •Richmond, Henrietta F., 82 New st. Pleasant. „ •Richmond, Albert Edward, 32 New Bt. •Hutton, George, jun., Mount Pleasant. •Richmond, A. H., 82 New fit. •Hutton, Wm. H., Mount Pleasant. Smith, John, commercial traveller, 81 •Hutton, Margaretta H., Mount Pleasant. High st. •Hutton, Anna Mount Pleasant. •Smith, Johnson, 81 High St. •Hutton, Agnes, Mount Pleasant. •Smith, Alexander Hannay, 81 High st. Johnston, James, manufacturer, 27 Oak- Spence, John, merchant, 62 Storie st. sbawst. Spence, Mrs John, 62 Storie st. Johnston, Mrs James, 27 Oakshaw st, Spence, John, jun., 62 Storie st. Johnston, Henry Martyn, 27 Oakthaw st. Spenoe, Elizabeth, 62 Storio st. Johnston, Margaret M. Spence, Mary, 62 Storie st. Johnston, Eliza Martin. Spenee, James, 62 Storie st. •Johnston, A. Martin. Spenoe, Ellen, 62 Storio st, •Johnston, Horace. Stevenson, John, weaver, 67 Canal st, •Johnston, Isabella W. Stevenson, Robert, commercial traveller, •Johnston, Eleanor Jessie. - 77 Now Sneddon st. •Johnston, James George. /1(R* Thomson, Helen, matron of prison. •Johnston, Alice Susan. Todd, Alox, manufacturer, 28 George st, •Johnston, Mary Clark. Todd, Mrs Alex., 28 George st. Kerr, M rs J, P., Chaool house. •Todd, Alexander, jun,, 23 George st. Kerr, Robert, manufacturer, Underwood, •Todd, David Jamieson, 28 George st. •Kerr, Jane, Underwood. •Todd, Mary Greig, 23 Georgo st. *Kerr, Margaret, underwood. •Todd, Annie Jamieson, 28 Georgo st. •Kerr, Mwy Jnno, Underwood, •Todd, Maggie Lade, 23 George street, •Kerr, Robert, jun., Underwood. Ure, Thomas, grocer, 97 Oauseyside at. Lopsley, Miss, 143 Georgo st. Ure, Mrs Thomas, 07 Oau'seyside st. M'AUister, Rev. Ronald, Gaelic Church, Uro, Thomas, jun., 97 Oauseyside st. 13 Lawn st. Ure, Elizabeth, 97 Causevside at. Macalpine, Georgo W., Castlehead. Ure, Jane, 97 Oauseysido st. PARKHEAD AND WESTMUIR—PERTH. XJre, Margaret, 97 Causeyside st. PATNA. , ,,. Uro, Isabella, 97 Oauseyside st. Steel, Alex,hoot and shoemaker., Ure, James, grocer, Cross. Wallace, Bernard, -waste dealer, 14 South. PAXTON (Bertold). CroftstY • Lamond, James, clerk, Puxton house, Wason, Charles Dalton, teacher, 125 George st. • PEEBLES. Whiteford, Andrew, coal merchant, 141 Campbell, Thomas, Hieb, st. George st. Crawford, Bobt., M.D. , Whiteford, Mrs Andrew, 141 George st. Henderson, David, gardener, Bridgend, Winning, James, accountant and house Lyall, John B., rector, grammar school. factor, Terrace buildings. Russell, James, Huyston. Winning, Mrs James, 108 High st. Russell, Mrs James, Hayston. •Winning-, Robert, 109 High st. RusseB, Robert, Haystbn. •Winning, John Dunlop, 109 High St. Russell, John M., draper, High st, •Winning, Douglas Wills, 109 High st. PENICUIK. PARKHEAD AND WESTMUIR. Breslitt, John, Wilson sq. Hamilton, James J., 44 New road,' Brown, John, Jan., cashier, ValleyMd Henderson, John, gardener, Belvidere. mills. " ,, Maxwell, Jessie, 45 Dalmarnock Bt. *Brown, Agnes, 9 Adam sq. Parker, W., engine keeper, Westmuir. •Brown, Mary Thomson, 9 Adam sti. Reid, Hugh, grocer and clothier, 29 West •Brown, Barbara, 9 Adam sq. muir street. . •Brown, John, tertius, 9 Adam sq. , Riddel), Daniel, provision salesman. •Brown, David, 9 Adam so." ! •Brown, William G., 9 Adam sq. Brown, John, sen.,flesher, High at. PARTICE. Brown, Mrs J., sen,, High st. Alexander, Rev. John, U.P, minister, Brown, Miss, High st. Sasdbackpl. Brown, William, High st. •Alexander, David, Sandback pi. Brown, Robert, High st. Cunningham, John, SteWartville pl. Cranston, Adam, cashier, Eskmills. Cunningham, Mrs, Stewartvllle pl. Cranston, Mrs Adam, Eskmilbj. Cunningham, Jane, Stewartville pl. Cranston, Stephen, papermaker, Eskmills. Cunningham, Anne, StewartvUle pl. Craster, John, Wellington farm, Reforma Cunningham, Michael, measurer, 2 tory school. • Stewartville pl. Craster, Mrs John, Wellington farm. Dawson, Walter, Downie pl, Duncan, James, druggist. High Bfc. Ferguson, John, shipbuilder, Jordan vale. Duncan, W„ student, High st. Ferguson, Mrs, Jordan vale. Howden, Ohas,, watchmaker, Wilson sq, Ferguson, John, jun,, Jordan vale. Patorson, Robert, Culcken, •Ferguson, Jane, Jordan vale. Robertson, James, papermaker, Kirkhlll. »Ferguson, Helen, Jordan vale, Robertson, Robert, papormaker, Kirkhlll, •Ferguson, Margt, Ann, Jordan vale. Thomson, Wm., Wildes cottage, Klrkhill. •Ferguson, William, Jordan vale, Wilson, Stephen, papermaker, Blackburn Lennox, MrsDunom, Wellpark, Parh'ckhilJ. bank. Lennox, Mary Watson, Wellpark, Par- tickhlll. Wilson, Mrs Stephen, Blackburn bank. •Lennox, Euphemia B., WelJpark, Par- tlckhill. PERTH. •Lennox, Jane Dunn,Welipark, PartickhUI. Bayno, John, bookseller, 29 High st. •Lennox, Alex., Wollpark, Partickhill. Brown, Thos., joiner, Alexandra at. •Lennox, Jessie, Wellpark, Partiekhlll. Brown, Wm, Joiner, 248 High st. Mnckay, Mrs Lauohlan, Wellpark, Par Campbell, Peter, sen., dyer, Methven st. tickhill. Campbell, Peter, jun., dyer, Methven st. Maokay, Jane, Wellpark. Carmichael, John, temperance hotel, 31 St Mackay, Jessie, Wollpark, John st. Maokay, Louchlan, Jan., WelJpark. Carmiebael, Mrs John, 81 St John st. Mackay, Mary, Welipark. Christie, Mrs Mary, Priory place." •Mackay, Ann Kerr, Wollpark. Cree, Peter, coal merchant, 56 Watergate. •Mackay, Ruth Little, Wellpark. •Cree, Christian, 158 South st •Mackay, Alex. Lennox, Welipark. Crocktttt, Mrs, 3 North Methven st. •Mackay, Hugh Charles, Welipark. Douglas, Win,, tenter, 82 Melville st. M'Kellar, Daniel, cashier, Inchbank,White- Eflston, Fergus, traffic inspector, Rollo'fl inch. cottage. M'Lauchlan, Rev. Peter, 4 Downie pl. Fairbalrn, Alex., missionary, Priory pl. Smeol, Wm., jun., Partiokhili. Fisher, Rev. Wm„ Glover st., Newtown, Gardiner, Jas,, wood merchant, Lunearty. 146 Gardiner, George, turicarfcy station. Stewart, MRS, The Manse, ,•. * Gillespie, William, district superintendent, Stewart, Robert B., The Manse. Caledonian railway. . Stewart, Thomas S. W-i The M?NSE* ;:, •Gillespie, George, 13 York pl. Steward James, jun., The Manse. •Gillespie, Wra., jun., 13 Yorkpl. «Stewart, John W. Gow, John, Glover st„ Newtown. «Stewart, William. Gow, Marshall, mason, 2 Charter lane. «Stewart, David C.. , Grant, John, commercial agent, 8 High St,. •Stewart, Mary J. * Grant, Mrs John, 12 Queen sfc., Craigte. «Stewart, Stephenson Civ . •,, .: Grant, Jessie M., 12 Queen st„ Craigij?. «Stewart,.Henry Qf.A/ , Grelg, Alex., 82 King>t. ' Hay, Alex., slater, 216 Highst. ' , PITLQCHRrE. v Hay, Mrs Alex., 276 High st. Arnott, George, oabfyietmaker. Henderson, Jn., tobacconist and stationer, M'Laren, Lawrence, joiner., , 218 Highst. Peters, Jam.eft .clerk. : > „. ,;• • Henderson, Wm.,, engineer, Hilly land. Roy, Thomas, saddler." Hepburn, Laurence," shoemaker,. 142 Scott, Findlay, auctioneer. South st. Stewart^ Rebecca Jane, merchant. Hodgson.Riokard, book agent. Hunter, W., engineer, 6 Canal st. POLLOKSHAW3; Logan, Charles, bookseller and, stationer, Algie, Matthew' JARNOS, NORWOOD Villa,. 41 So. Methven st. Langslde. • :' ' , , M'Donald, Jas., cabinetmaker, 224 South at, Gbvan, John, Shawlahds. '. M'Farlane, ^.'millwright,'2$ Watergajte. i Hunter, A. J., baker, .06 Majn Bt. M'Kay, John, plasterer, 7 Kißnöul'st. I King, Thomas, cooper, King St!" - •• • ' M'Laurin, John, toucher,'29'N,oSytowa. , 1 Lockhart, David, Oakbank cottage. Miller, David, bootmaker, 69 High, St. ' («Lockhart, Isabella M., Oakbank cottage. Mitchell, Eben., '23 St John,St. 1 ', .. •Loekhart, Joseph, Oakbank cotiagoi More, Robt., storekeeper, Cborryhahk.'. «Lookhart, Eleanor, Oakbank cottage,, Morrison, James, cabinetmaker, 6., Caxy ;^Lockhart, Emily j., Oakbank .cottage, penter st. •Lockhart," Anna Maria, .Oakbank, cottage Morton, David, merchant. 23 St John st. Logan, Alex,, 2 Qrccnbank terrace,. Her- Morton, Miss,. 19 No. Methyen at. riot st. . , . ,', Morton, Christian, 10 No, Möthvon st. Ritchie, Andrew, M.D.,'King S,F., Shepherd, David, clothier, 25 Jtjigh St., Welsh, Matthew,-King pt, . ... .„ , Shepherd, Mrs, Ruthven mills. »Shepkerd, William, ju^ltuthven mills, PORTASKAIG (Tslav): Simo, J. B., merchant, 225, 227, und 229 Anderson, Mrs Margaret, Iteils^atm., . High st. • , , • Anderson, Goorgo, KeBls, , , i Slme, Mrs J. B., 225 High 8t, *Sime, James, 225 Highst. POET-BANN^TfNE tRotiiisay), «Sitae, Er.ederJ.ck D., 225 High Bt. j Chalmers, Humphrey M'F.^ nshpnnau. Simpson, Wm,, bookbinder,' 12 Paul's cjpse I Chalmers, James, fisherman. " I «Simpson,, Waiter G., Paul's close. \Cha\movs,' QD$$xis$f ,.' - , ...... ;. I Souter, David,-teacher, South st. ' ''. I Souter, Mrs D., Barnhill. , I,'1' ' ;.. POBT.ELLEN. . ..'.'.v.? ! Taylor, liobt,, janitor, 7 Rose ter. Whittet, James, tea. merchant, 67 High st. IM'Kerrell, James. . ,, Whittei, Robt., printer, 25. High st. i ' PORT ESSIE (BucM'e).] Wotherspoon, Mrs1 Jain.es,* Gre.ad brae, j Roid, Rev. Goorgo, Wesloyau minister, Bridgend, • *Wothersp.oOi), Archd. Ure, Green brae. ! • PORT-GLASGOW, «Wotherspoqn, Oaikerlr«Uio, Gremt brae. Caird.W. J„Ivybaak, Cubits, Robert, accountant, Union Bank PBTESEHWAD. ' of Scotland. Boll, Thomas, teacher, F.C. S9jooCiftry, Clark, Dunoan, clerk,, 19 Willson's lano. Bruce, John, merchant tailor, 24 Broad st. OleghorD, J. R,, tinsmith, and, ßasatt«*, Crotghton, Alex., timber morchant, %0 Dookkoaasf. Queen at. ! Crawford, J.W,, Pancoast, , Fowlor, Wm., blacksmith, %0 Boso st. i Crawford, Is.a L,, Prinoos Bt. " Henry, Charles, bookseller, 4 Broad Bt, , j Crawford, Jea»io % Princes: st. Mitchell, John, flbhcuijer, Uphill JahoV iGlendinntng, Andw., cashier, L, Bill & »Mitchell, John, jun., Uphill lane! ; < Co., ivybank,.: Scott, James, flshcurer, 48 Broad sfc jHendorßon,.Alex,, harbour mas'teji,'2 Smith, John, manufacturer, ' ' I Crawford st. Smltu, Mrs, Queen st. (Hendorson, Mrs A., 2 Crawford st. , Stowart, Rev. James, The Mansp. •Jamiason, Mary .Taue, 2 Crawford si 147 •Jamieson, Jessie. Shaw, 2 Crawford, st. Smart, Mrs W. S>, 2 Windsor pi. Holm, Matthew, timber meupuror, Barr's •Smart, Jarnos^ 2 Windsor pl. • ."• brae. V " •„. v. „ . ' ' " •Smart, Wm. Douglas, 2 Windsor pl, ; Holm, Jape, Barr's brao. * .' , *Smart, Henry -Sanderson, % .Whiclsor; f}. Holm, .Tonet, Barr's brao. *Smarb, John Douglas, 2 Windsor pl. Low, A.B., foremap,pale4onian. Sjawmüls. •Smart, George Douglas, 2 Windsor pi. Low,-Alex., foreman, Kingston sawmills. «Thomson, Agnes, 16? Htgh'st, , M'Adam, Ohas., tinsmith, 8 Cl)aPGl Wae. White, James, baker, 10Ö High St. M'Adam, John, carpenter; Shore st. •White, John, 10.0. High st. M'AUster, .Joseph, Shore, st,. ,, . M'Bryde, Ohas., blacksmith, Röpework lane. • • ' " ' • PORT OF MENTEiTE (Stirling) I! Muir, Wm. 0., bäker, Fore st ' •Thomson, Margaret, School bouse, , Nutt.Mattbow, goods jpahager. OAI. Ry» Veitcb, Stephen, parochial echo,0lia^t£r. Purdon, John, jun., grocer,T?miceß. st. Veitcb, Mrs Stephen. Rodger, John, baker, Fore si. . *" , •Veitcb, Ann Davidson, ' \ • » Ross, John, grocer, Ohuroh, g|, •. . ;' •Veitch, James George. , , •Veitch, Elizabeth Jane.' *;', . • Semple, Mary, Barr'S brao.' " r Sem pie, Peter, tailor' and cjofchior; pl •Veitch, Stephen, jun, \ Fore st. . "' '. V , •Veitch, Robert, Davidson; Walker, Ardh&, storekeeper', A;damston, buildings. PORTSOY, ! " ' '' Walker, John, foreman joiner; Inoh Biddie, David, 11 -Chapel St. works. Williams, Elizabeth, Princes st,, • Williams, Isabella,Prinbosst»''•" FORT-WILLIAM, Wilson, Eliza, Scarlow st. '. Douglas, John, baker. • Wood, Wm. A., clerk, Princes st/. Douglas, Mary. • • ; , ' Galloway, Peter, ship: carpenter, • . PORTMAHOMAÖk(T&M* Galloway, Mrs Peter, i . - ; • ' Bain, Alex., shoemaker, , Galloway, John, teacher,. .. • •Galloway* Christina. M'Kenzie, Andwl, cooper,; : Gibson, Wm., shipmaster,,i < M'Kenzie, Jobn, mason. : M'Kenzie, Wm,, rnaSon,. • ,: •Gibson, Peter. • Ross, Win., farmer, Wilkhaven. Girvan, Samuel, mason., ; Watson, Wm., carrier,, Jolly, Wm., farmer, ,, < .'.'' ,-."•<'•>' Kennedy, John, shipmaster. M'Bralney, Thomas. PORTMOAK (Kinross)* M'Dowall, John, mercht,, IprjggvHIage, Hay, Thomas, builder, ScptlandwelJ, M'Farlane, Mrs James. M'Millan, John,- corn mqrohwfe. PORTNOOKIE (Culien), ! Montgomery, Peter, jun>, lUrigewage. M'Gruer, John, chemist. PJW11STONPANS. PÖRTOBELLO, Fraser, James, potter. .' Arneil, Mrs, IS Bath st. Pringle, George, blacksmith, Arneil, Miss, 18 Bath st. Bain, James, coal agent, 2,8 Henderson •- ' RADERNHS. row, Roscheid. , M'Call, Margaret,, . .. > >•,.•, + > Douglas, Elizabeth B.,0 Melville pi. •'• Nioholson,- George H., teuftr, LawhoaOY Edmonston, Mrs Samuel, I James, st. : Smith, Mrs James. . : Glow, Charles, temp, hotel, High st. Gow, Mrs Charles, temp, hotel, High st. Smith;Agnes, , , [} :., . *Gow, Charles, jun,, -High at, Grierson, Isabella, 8 Brighton pi, RAFFORD, *Grierson, John, 3 Brighton pl. M'Gilvray, Robert, farmer*, ShogeL Innos, Mrs, 16Ö High sfc. Mason, William, farm servant, Hnugh- Johnston, Robert, telegraph officer, 14 land. Adelphi pl. SIme, Johm wood merchant, ©arahead. Kemp, David, chemist, 106 High sfc. ; Slme, Mrs John, Dambead. • *Landels, Adam, Abercom pl. \ *Sime, James Alex., Damhead. •Landels, George, Abereora pl. •SIme, Ann Isabella, Damhead,. Lawrfe, Wm,t ccsl merchant, 1 Welling« •SIme, Jane, Dambead, ton St., west, •SIme, Jessie, Damhead. . Holland, George, butcher, Aber-eprapi, Tullocb, Hugh, blacksmith, GjauarjFt Pnterson, Wm., temperance refresh-; Walker, John, farmer, Burnsido, ment rooms, 65 High sfc, J Wilson, Alex., shoomaker. 148 RENDALL— ROTHESAY. RBNDALL. •Montgomery, James R, Badge, Andrew, farmer, Break. •Montgomery, Robert H. Budge, William, Break. •Montgomery, William R, Smith, Rev. Ai, Congregational minister. Paterson, Isabella, Milton Lockhart house. RENFREW. ROSEHALL (Bonar Bridge). Hutcheson, Rev. John, B.A., "U. P. manso. Buchau, Mary Ann. Ewart, MrsM. B,, Invereasely, RENTON. ' Grant, Donald, merchant. ROSEHEARTY (Fraserburgh). Lindsay, Tobias G., print cutter. Downie, James, fisherman. Lindsay, Mrs T, G. Downie, Wm., fisherman. Lindsay, Margaret. Dufchie, Alex. T., cooper. Miller, Alex,, clerk. Duthie, Andrew, fisherman. Miller, Mrs Alex. Ritchie, Andrew, merchant. •Miller, Margaret. Ritchie, George W„ fisherman. .. »Miller, Robert. Ritchie, John, fisherman. •Miller, James," > Taylor, Alexander, boat builder. »Miller, Mary. Taylor, James, carpenter. •Miller, Grace". Taylor, Robert J,, boat builder. Napier, Thomas, blockculter. Watt, James, merchant. Ritchie, Robert, colour maker. Whyte, Adam, baker, Thomson,Norman, blookcuttor, 60 Main st. ROSENEATH. RHYNIE. •Campbell, Neil T., Clynder. Angus, William, boot and shoemaker. •Campbell, Christina S. Findlay, Wm,, boot and shoemaker. M'Lean, John, Post office. , Ganld, Harry, feuar. Morrison, Robert, grocer, Horn, D., merchant. Morrison, Mrs R» Nicoll, Rev, Alexander, Congreg. church, Morrison, Mary. Pirio, Robert, tailor. Morrison, James, baker. Smith, Wm,, jun., merchant, Clatfc, • Morrison, Catherine. Smith, Miss, Ciatt. •Morrison, Robert, jun. •Smith, Archibald, Olatt. Turner, Robert, bootmaker, Clynder. Stuart, Rev. Geo., parochial schoolmaster. Troup, Wm., merchant. ROSLIN. Bryce, George, millwright, RICCARTON (Kilmarnock), Foulis, David, gardener, Woodhouseleo. Kelly, Wm., postmaster. Law, David M., joiner, Melville villa. Law, Mrs Wm., Melville villa. RQBERTON (Abingtm). LiddelLGeorge W., cooper. Bogle, Thomas, farmer, Moat. Noble, Wm., farmer, Howgate. Bogle, Mrs Thomas, Moat. •Bogle, Helen Brown, Moat. ROSSIB (Montrose). •Bogle, James, Moat. Keay, David, superintendent, Reformatory.- ROSEBANK (Carluke).' Campbell, Matthew, gardener, Mauldslie ROTHES (Elgin). V ; castle. Anderson, James, merchant, > Clark, John, engineer, Dalserf. Black, Helen, teacher. FalrBorvlee, John, labourer. Cameron, Murdooh, merchant. Fuller, Margaret, Milton Lockhart house. Dean, Wm,, F.C. teacher. i Haldano, Arehd., hedger, CörmeUoch. Forsyth, John, fouar. | Haldane, John, hedgor, Oornsollooh. M'Konzie, John, contraotor. Henshelwood, Anuw. Macwatt, Rov. Alexander, F.O. manse, ! Henshelwood, Mrs Andw. Younie, James, merchant, ( 1 Henshelwood, Marlon. v - Younie, Mrs, Hensholwood, Janet. Younlo, Ann, • Home, Margaret, Miltou Loekhart house, Younie, Margaret. Hozter, Mrs,-Mauldalio dastle,1 Younie, George. Montgomery, James, mason. Montgomery, Robert, grocer. • ROTHESAY. Montgomery, Mrs Robert. Bannatyne, John.mastot? of ship "West-; Montgomery, John. ward." T • ! •Montgomery, Jessio J. L. •Montgomery, SuBan. Bunting, John,' upholsterer, 45 tiotorid st.' •Montgomery, Nisbet Rj Campbell, L,, baker, 1 Castlehlll st. Cameron, Captain John, 84 Bishop st. BOTHIE—ST ANDREWS. 149 Crawford, James, carter, High st. Ritldoch, John, farmer, Coldhome. dimming, John, Joiner, 11 Castle st, Taylor, James, Ritannack, Duncan, Atex., joiner, 23 Castlehill Bt. Dunoon, Archibald, batter, D6 Montaguo st. RTJLEWATßR. Dunoan, Daniel, keeper of County Build Davie, Alex., Gatehouse. ings. Elliot, Robert, WoljQoo. Dunoan, John, joiner, 13 Argyle st. Laidlaw, William, farmer, Bonchester. Faulds, John, carter, 18 Watergate st. Laidlaw, Mrs, Bonchester. Frnser, David D., mathematical master, *Laidlaw, William, Bonohoster, Rothesay Academy. •Laidlaw, Robert, Bonehester, *Frasor, David D., jun, •Laidlaw, Agnes, Bonohester. «Fräser, J. H. *Laidlaw, Helen, Bonohestor. •Fräser, Jessie M. •Laidlaw, James, Bonohoster. Hutton, Miss I. W., 7 East Princes st. Mabon, Mrs, Town o' Rule,Bonohesterbr. M-Crone, Captain James, 8 E. Princes st. Mabon, Wm.,Town o' Rule.Bonohester br. M'Crone, Mrs, 8 East Princes st. Mabon, S., Town o' Rule, Bonchestor br. «M'Crone, James, 8 East Princes st, Mabon, J,, Town o' Rule, Bonchester br. •M'Crone, Robert, 8 Ea9t Princes st. •Mabon, T., Town o' Rule, Bonohestor br. «M'Crone, Arch., 8 East Princes st. M'Neer, Donald, Groeariver cottage, •M'Crone, Isabella, 8 East Princes st. Bonchestor bridge. *M'Crone, Jane, 8 East Princes at. Milligan, Rev. Robt., F.C. manse,Wolfloe. M'Gilp, Archibald, Rothesay and Glasgow Rutherford, T., blacksmith, Bonchester carrier, 7 West Princes st. bridge, M'Gilp, John, 7 West Princes st. Scott, David, mason, Bonchester bridge. M'Kenzie, Captain, ship " Toward." Short, John, Forkings.1 M'Kinlay, John, temp, hotel, Pierhead. Sibbald, Wm., inspector of poor, Weens M'IClnlay, Mrs John, temp, hotel, Pier cottages. head. Sibbald, Mrs Wm., Weens cottages. «M'Kfnlay, Catherine, Pierhead. Sibbald, Maggie, Weens cottages. *M'Klnlay, James, Pierhead. Smith, Robert, hedger, Blackley cottages. *M'Kinlay, John Shaw, Pierhead. Taylor, Douglas, Bonchester bridge. «M'Kinlay, Agnes, Pierhead. Taylor, John, jun., Howahill. «M'Kinlay, Willie, Pierhead. *M'Kinlay, Andrew M'Llntock, Pierhead. EUTHERGLEN. «M'Kinlay, Annlo Morrelle, Pierhead. Allan, Arch., 89 Mill st, ÄI'Klrdy, Jas., cabinetmaker, Montague st. «Allan, James, 89 Mill st. M'Millau, Donald, joiner, Bishop at. «Allan, Barbara, 89 Mill st. Jl'Nlcol, Mary, 0 Ardbeg rd. •Allan, Cecilia, 89 Mill st. Martin, James, mason, 32 Columbshlll Bt. Campbell, Robt., colporteur, 2 Victoria pL Morrison, Christina, York terrace. Falconer, Mrs George. Kapler, Mrs John, 4 E. Princes st. Martin, James, 89 Chapol st. Napier, Miss, 4 East Princes st. Wright, W. H,, station-master, goods Robertson, David, bakor, 7E. Prlncesst, station, Cal. railway. Robertson, Mrs D., 7 E. Princes st, *Robeitson, Alex., 7 E. Princes st. RUTHWELL. •Robertson, Jeanio Wallace,7 E. Princes st. Pagan, Hector H., Clarence Hold, »Robertson, Mary Morris, 7 E. Princes st. »Robertson, James Button, 7 E. Princes st. ST ANDREWS. •Robertson, Isabella Hutton,7E. Princes St. Annan, John, jun., photographer. Robertson, Peter, joiner, Custlehill st. Bennet, Andrew, clothier, 15 So. Bel. st. Robertson, George, balur, 7 E. Princes st, Brown, Thomas, clothier, South tit. Scott, John, china attd glass merchant, Brown, Mrs Thomas, South st •Brown, John, South st, Montague st. •Brown, Margaret, South st. Somerville, Jane, milliner, 75 Victoria st. »Urown, Isabella, South st, Tainsh, Alex., shoomakor, Victoria st. Christie, James, 133 South st. White, John, ship oaptain, Bridge St. Cook,-George, bookseller, Market st. White, Archd., shopman, Bridgend Bt. Donaldson, Ohas,, bootmaker, 73 South Et. Govan, Alexander, chemist, South st. Henderson, W. C, bookseller, Church st. ROTHIE (Aberdeen). * Henderson, Honry, Church at. Morrison, Geo,, Mill of Rothfa. M'Kenzie, Miss, 163 South st. •il'Kenzie, Melville, 183 South st. BOTHIEMAY (BTunttp). *M'Kei)zio, Frederick, 163 South st. Cruiokshank.Wm,, merchant, Moss-side. Scott, Miss, St Regulus cottage. Gordon, Wm., merchant, Goldhome. Smith, John J,, bootmaker, South st. Murdoch, George, merchant, Milltown. Smith, Wm., chemist, South st. Riddoch, Goorge, wright, Coldkomo. Stobic, Wm., candlomaker, 8 Queen Bt, L 150 ST 1K>SWELL?&-~9£LKIKK, ST? POWELL'S, , SALTCOATS. " Aitken, Thomas, Bh.oem.aker, Newtown. Fullorton, Jas"., ironmongery and sta Brunton, Robert, engine-driver, Newtown. tionery warehouse, Boohbeal'&t. Hogarth, James, miller, Mertoun milt.. Higgius, Hugh, proprietor, CroSbhead st. Hogarth, Thomas, miller; K«rtoun.'mill. Russell, Arclid., shipmaster; Hamilton st. Hogarth, Wm. Gray, Mertoun müh * Seotfc, Rev. David, Free manso. Jeffrey, Thomas, farmer, Newtown. Taylor, Archd., captain.' Ker, Audxw, gi-oeer-, Nawto.wa. Iter, Mrs A, Newtown.'. * SANDAY (Eirhmty, Kor, Annie, Newtownv •* . Drover, Oliver, sen., QuivalS. Ker, Mary, Newtown. Drover, Oliver, jun, Quivalä, *Ker, Thomas, Newtown*. . Leslie, Wm,, wheelwright. *Ker, Andw., }.nn., Newtown. Muir, Andw., farmer, Billhead. *Kcxy Robt. Lawrie, Newtowir. Muir, Anffwi, farmer, Seattur. 1 *Ker, Christy, Newtovvxi; Muir, John, favinex-, Scatter. Lawrie, Thomas, draper, Muir, Wm., uaot chant. Lttwrie, Mis Thoma9. Paul, Rev. Juhn, U.P. manse, •Lawrie, Mury M-Pherson, Wallaoe, Ww., Tells. *Lawrio, Thomas, jun, •' , Lon«muir, Josepn, lireman,, Ncwlowrr. Mabon, Mrs Harriet, Kennels, SANQUHAR.,' . forteous, Ronald, coat agent, Newtown. Black, Joseph, shoemaker, ', . Hodgerg,Wnilam,euglne-drIver,.Newlown. Blacluoy, John, mason. Somervaille, Rob!;., farmer, Charlesxleld. Brown, Robert, tailor, Somervalllo, Mrs Robert, Uharlesijaid. ColviD, John, lamer, Castloinaihs. Stirling, Stuart E., draper. - Crawford, Rev. M., TLB. manse. Stirling, Mrs S. E, Duff, William, joiner. Turnbuli, Eobt., saddler. Gladstone, Rov. George, T3.TJ. uriniater, Waugh, Richard,, builder; Hair, Archibald, merchant, *VVaugh, JamesA. Uowat, Charles, jolnor. •Waugh, Euphemhhfane. Irving, John, farmer, Carxo. Williamson, James, Irving, Grace, Oarcb. Kerr, Jane, Connol bush.. ; . . Williamson, Mrs, Larotluu-iw Lalng, Robert, farmer, Lo.ch5.id0., • «Wllii-Miisoiy William, Laretteum. M'lvor, John, cooper. •Williamson, Harriet G.,Laretburif M'Qaeen, John, ärapcxv Osborne, Elizabeth. ST COMBS. Shaw, Thomas, draper. Buchau, James, fisherman, 71. Shaw, Mrs Thomas. Buchau, Botor^ ifehsrmft», 80. '*db.aw, Isabella Wilson, . Strachau, Al£sauder, flilierman, &7v •Shaw, Robt, Simpson. ST CYRUS (Montrose), •. huw, Hi'leua Lautlaw. M'Queen, David, Kirtesido cottage. *Shaw, Thomas. WHsou. *Sbjtty, Anthony.' ; ST FERGUS (Jrmerlurgh). , Stü|ttlW, Hobt, baker. : Watson, Alex., farmer, North ifesjlfr.-l ^Whlgbam, Miss. ' ' ST MONANOE. ; Miller, John, boat builder, SCORFMERRY (Cciimim.) Tramer, James, mere! Wallace, Jtey. it. B,, Baptist uuuise.; - , SALINEJ^wtfemZwie). Anderson, An " Dubio, David, m\nu Anderson, Robert;, lSÜ£& Ml,,J Davll^ Raobunk7 Barrowman, KoM.,.bQOfcfttt«L'iIioemiv$af - liaebauk, Bonnet, J amen, luboWiisK. •Dobia, John .. RaobuWi, Field, J. üomilto»,, vrflj^iswM ^4**!ei|ie, Mary Mu taaT, Maebauk, Field, Miss, ÄlorgiisSuv *DobTe,BW»j.Minl Raobauk, Mold, Kathojarfe B., MoroJomU *Döbio, T, Mo'ldYü Hnubuhk. IField, Henry, Moruiaud. \ Mitchell, Henry,' railway sujfr.icanian, aunter^Jotm, «asuu. £ : Highst. i Mörder, David, pioer, BtorelftRd. Murruy, Tlimnas,froa<5nnn,. : row; Mercer, Lau««nue, mason, Scott, Äks., reetjr of gruwi: FBchwl, Mitchell, Djiviii, ooachtiuiw, Morel Scott, Mrs Alox;. Mojgan, William. *üOoit, Alux., jaj Morgan, Lihas, »Scott, Isabella. Roid, David, mason, •Scott, Wm. Clirllopher. Rfid, John, hammerman, •Scott, Mary Mar*, SpencQ^. llenry^ri>nflmii„n,, Turnbull, George, a>stma? sir.üPrasifAT—STIÜLIXG, • läl SHAPIN3HAY (Kirkmll}. • SOBTB; QBEENSEERRY, Bell, Win. B., Gas stoker, ; •M'Leod, Donald, police officer. • Eunson, Isabella, teacher, ' - Smith, Mr.«, Balfoür village. j --SOUTH RONALDSHAY, . Smith, Margt. B., Balfour village. i Guthrie," Jamas, sköpman, St Margaret'* i Hopo. ' • , •, ' SBTETTLESTON. ;Laughton, Jofihjmeroht., St Margarets Johnston, John, Gartcrafg cottage. " j Hope. , ;' Johnston, Mrs, Gartcraig.cottage, !Laught'on,Mrs JolmySt Margaret's Hope; Leith,- Jas., clothier, St Margaret's Hops. SNFEKW. :; '.; •• Sinclair, Geo., baker.SfcMargaroJ'sHopo, Allan, James, farmer, Gluctitm. / \ Wallace, John,-merchant, St Margaret's Allan, Annie, Oluch.^n, i Hope. • ; r • . -'•.•.-. M'Bride, Alex., merchant, ! Wallace, Robt., morokant;. St Margaret's M'Bride, Flora. . v • M'Bride, Charles. •' I Hopb. <• , . M'Kenzio, John, shoamaÄt?, R ' ' SPITTALPIELD^ " '.• , M'Kiunon, Catherine. \ 'Robertson, Wm., merchant; Caputh'."' M'Kinnon,Isabella. • '• "'S:., M'Ktnnon, William, farmer. STAB. M 'Master, Atoxr., Balraichael. ' - j Thorn, Andrew, teacher. SKINELATS WaXkhti). ^~ STENHOUSEMUIR. Russell, William. , Allken, Georgo, farm servant, Agityw, John, F, C. trachor. ' ' SKIRLING. " Bey^rorth, Henry, labourer. Blacldaw, John, Sbuthinnins; WalLir, William, stock-taker. Bamsay, Robert N„ Bank accountant. Smith? John, farmer, Skirling mill. Thomppon, James, mason, Blair Cock SLAMANNAN (AirJrk). CoclJ Mta^m, M'KIIlop, James, Jun., Druiaolair and S?)i£rna Lcchouse Colllc-rlos. ^SJiinoii ICirkv f^patherhie Jeff« " SLATEFORD (EüiitburytO. Macwhirter, Georgo A. äTEYBt1 Macwhirfcer, Eugenia, y*' ' iuspjsc wor arid regis- Maowhirfear, Agnes E. ' SMAILHOLM. Grieve, Robert, i-oad.muii, j K^^l h*1.. ' '« 'fe'EJÄRTOS'. Ho wiesen, James, laboc Tait, Mrs E. ' Ander-on,^c?in. cffliper. Cowslope, , jffT . Baird, Allan JJijjBrmer, Cowsl" iV3 High st. -=/ " CunninghamCuiminghamykoU, flravid,w t , manufactailor an, d clothier, Fitilayson,M IM'JI F.O.iliun&C, Dakors, Robeit, baker, Dunlup, Robert, bonnet dresser. r . ^iuiii-hlin*). Gault, Alexander, shoemaker. ClaiSgWKS&tfiias. • . - Luughland, William, bonnet mamifachuci. Orr, Jamei, Ü0 Avrftuo street. 'M'Kerrow; MttfrfjPaldillou. •Rodger, AJ.ex.Wyhe, bonnet manufacturer, ^JJtodoe5?# Crawford, John, farmer, Sprinkevse, Greig, Mrs Wm. Crawford, Mrs John, Sprinkerse. Smith, James R„ Megray. Crawford, Robert, Sprinkerse. Smith, Anne, Megray. Crawford, Mary Baird, Sprinkerse. Smith, Maggie S., Megray. Crawford, Thomas F., Sprlnkerse. Smith, Jeanle H., Megray. Crawford, Eliza P., Sprinkerse. Stephen, Alex., letter carrier, SO Evan st. Crawford, M. P., Sprlnkerso. Thomson, John C, writer, 43 Cameron st. Crawford, John, jun,, Sprinkerse. Valentine, Geo., slater, Ann st. Culross, Rev. James, P.D., Park pl, Dall, Andrew, clerk, 'National Bank. STRACHUR. Davie, Richard, jua., law clerk, 13 St Anderson, David, Feorline, Strathlachlau. John st. Anderson, Mrs, Strachurmore. Dowdy, Vm,, temperance hotel, King st. Campbell, John, mason. Dowdy, Wm., jun., temp, hotel, King st. Clark, Mias, Succoth. Drummond, Peter, meroliant, Viewforth. Fergusson, Archd,, carrier. Drummond, Mrs Peter, Viewforth. Forgusson, Ann. Ferguson, Daniel, accountant, National Forgusson, David. Bank of Scotland. •Fergusson, Margaret. Ferguson, Robert, teacher, Raploch Rhind, Wm., bulldor; Fotheringham, R. P., Wallace st. •Rhind, John Fotheringham, Mrs R. P., Wallace st. •Rhind, Helen. Gavin, Hugh, draper, 22£ Murray pl. Weir, Archd., F.C. teacher. •Gavin, Hugh, jun., 6 Forth pl. Grant, Andrew A,, baker, 60 Baker ST STRANRAER. •Grant, Annie, 60 Baker st. \ Edgar, Wm., teacher, Sheuehau park. •Grant, David, CO Baker st. Gracio, John, cattle dealer, Leicea st. Grant, Mary, Wallace st, *. Hogarth, Rev. R., U.P. manse. Harvey, Wm., watchmaker and jowoller, Hood, John, general dealer, 11 Kingatv ., King st. Hood, Mrs Elizabeth»*!! King st. Jamieson, John, printer, Craigs. s» *Hood, Catherine, 11 Kiiigst. M'Ewen, Daniel, jun., 18 Albert pl, % •Hood, Elizabeth P., U King st. M'Farlane, John, clerk, Upper UVOIGSK •Hood, Mary Atm, 11 King st. M'Farlano, Parlane, seedsman, King Mackle, Peter C, teacher, Union at. fflood, 3 Dunbnr, Alex., carpenter, Lonacn. Grant, Rov. Thos,, P.C. manse. Dunbar, Robert, carpenter, Lonach. Henderson, Duncan. Dunbar, Alex., Dalnine. M'Gregor, Mrs, Gas works. M'Leofl, Hugh, boot and Bhoemaker, STRATHMARTIN (Dundee). Tower buildings. Robertson, James, stationmastor, Bol- Munro, Donald, sen., merchant and auc dragon station. tioneer. Robertson, Wm., clerk, Cat, railway. Munro, Donald George, chemist and druggist, High st. STRATHMIGLO. Munro, Elizabeth Peploe, Esther row. Anderson, James, manufacturer. Ross, David, Mansefleld. Cation, Christina. Ross, Hugh, Croft Arthur. Elder, Elizabeth. Smith, Andrew, watchmaker", High st. Marlin, Bev, Thos., R, P. manse. Smith, Wm,, bookseller, High st. Sharp, Alex., tenter. Skinner, Margaret. Skinner, Christina. TARRERT (Locltflne). Skinner, Henry, draper. Black, Alex., tailor. Thomson, George, jun., shoemaker. Hay, Wm., sen., fishourer. Todd, Janet. M'Intyre, Peter, baker. M'Millan, Archd,, fisherman. STRICHEN. Reid, Robert, merchant. M'Dottald, Wm., watchmaker. Reid, Mrs Robert. M'Donald, Mrs Wm. Revie, Joseph, blacksmith, Murrison, George, carpenter. Smith, Georgo, saddler. TARBOLTON. Craig, James, miller, Privich mill. STROMSESS. Craig, James, jun,, miller, Privich mill. Clouston, Rob., clothier, Dundas st. Craig, Robert, miller, Privich mill. GarsoD, George, surgeon. Rich, Wm., merchant, Dundas st. TARLAND. Robertson, Captain J, &, Whltchouso. Esson, Henry, farmer, Balnaeraig. Ross, Wm., writer. Esson, Mrs Henry, Bahmoraig, Towers, David, merchant, •Esson, Catherine, Balnaoraig. Wingate, Rev. T. D., The Manse. •Esson, Helen, Balnacralg. Farquharson, Helen, dressmaker, Post STUA.RTFIELD {Mintlaw). office. Barron, Robt., farmer, Mains of Crlchie. Gordon, Charles, house carpenter. Barron, Wm., farmer, Mains of Crlchie. +Gordon, Alfred. Henry, Rev. James, U.P. manso. •Gordon, Jane Ann. Henry, Mrs James, U.P. manse. Grant, Charles, Post office. •"Henry, Jessie 0., U.P. manse. Smith, Rev, James, Free Church manse. •Henry, Lind, U.P. manse. Smith, Mrs James, P. 0. manse. •Henry, James, jun., U.P. manse. TARVES. Keith, Wm., farmer, West knock. Henderson, Charles, Cralgdam. M'Gregor, Robert, dyer. Meldrum, Andrew, baker. TAYNUILT. Porter, Robert, mason. Dickinson, John, Lorn furnace, Scott, George, ioiner, Old Deer. Shlvas, Alex., joinor, Pitfour. TEMPLAND (UcTcerble), Smith, Alex., West Lodge, Pitfour. Hamilton, Joseph, mason. Smith, George, merchant. Lockerbie, Wm.-, tailor, Cumrae. Lockerbie, Mrs Wm., Cumrue. SWLNTON (Coldstream). *Loekerbie, William, Cumrue. Elliot, Henry, mason. •Lockerbie, Mary Jane, Cumruo. Rohison, John, mason, Corncockle quarry. SYMINGTON (Biggar). Robison, Mrs John, Corncockle quarry. Muir, Mary, dressmaker. RobIson,Robert, mason, Corncockle quarry. Spence, Thomas, smith. Robertson, Wm., tailor. TEYIOTHEAD. Yeitch, Mrs W. A., grocer. Harkness, James, Old Schoolhouse, Young, Anthony, jherchant. Hume, John, farmer, Gledsnest. / TAIN. • THORNHILL {Dumfries). Elder, Angus, captain, "Gem," of Tain. Austin, Wm., bank agent. Forsyth, Alex., shoemaker, Tower build Cairns, Wm, draper. ings. Farrow, John, quarryman, Galelaw bridge, Gordon, J., inspector of police. *Jardine, David. 154 THOItNHILL—UDDISÖSTOJT. Johnston, Robert, Drumlanrig gardens. TOLLCROSS. Kelloeh, John, shoemaker.. Hunter, Robert, M'Murdo, Jaure», ironmonger. Russell, David, Carmyle mains. M'Nny, John, druggist. Russell, Mrs David, Oarmyle mains. Sinclair, Neil, The gardens, DrnmlanrJg «Russell, John, Carmyle mains. •Russell, George, Conuyle mains'. Wisbart, Rev. Sobt., U.P; manse. •»MusseH, James, Carmyle mains. Turnbull, John, farmer, JBogball. THORNHILL (SSrVni). Turubull, Mrs John, Bogball. Duncanson, John, mason. Turnbull, Ann, Bo!?hall. Duneanson, James, feuar. •Turnbull, Janet, Boghall. Fisher, John, farmer, Drummore. Fisher, Duncan, Drummore. TORRANCE (MhopMm) Horn, John, nailer. M'Leod, Archibald., Mackison', James, farmer, Balangrew, Morrison, Robert. Mackison, Wm., Whirrieston. Semple, Andrew. M'l.aren,. John, fanner, Middletoau Wright, James. M'Laren, Peter, Mlddleton. Robertson, Alex., smith. TORTHORWALD. Stewart, Donald, teachw. Duncan, Mrs J. H„ The Manso. Stewart, Thomas. TOWIE (Tnmrkindie). THORNLIEBANK. Trail, Anne F,, teacher, F. C, school, Cameron, Donald, colour maker. Cameron, Mrs Donald. TRABBOCH BURN {Cumnock), •Cameron, Janet, Allan, David, Meadowbank. •Cameron, Jane Bonnie. Roltl, Wm., farmer, Burn. •Cameron, Christina. Semplo, Alex., tbatchcr, Burn. •Cameron, Anne. TRANENT. THURSO, Badger, David, letter carrier. Coghill, Wm., 14 Rose st. Steele, Wm., baker. Mitchell, John, joiner, ftnse st, Steele, Christina. Smilh, Wm, mason, Janetstown, Trovolynn, Arthur, of Tynholm. Swanson, Alex., builder. Virtue, Rev. James. TROON. Virtue, Mrs James. Adam, David D., temperance hotel, Andrew, Mary, PorÜHUd st. TILLICOULTRY. Auld, Andrew, ship chandler. Brownlie, George, dyer, linroslde cottage, Qarson, JameB Smith, sergeant, Ayrshire Campbell, Win., tenter, 27 <'cbH St. constabulary. ' Drysdule, David, grocer, High st, Cook, Duncan, harbour clerk. Findlay, James. Moss rd. Wyllie, John, ship broker. Grean, John, clothier, High st. Hunter, Rev, George, U. P. manse, 'TURRIFF. Jeffrey, James, baker, High st. Barron, Neil, .veterinary surgeon, Fife st, Johnston, Chss., spinner, 21 Hamilton St. Barron, Mrs Nell, Fife sfc. M-Laren, John, spinner, 54 Ochil st. Dawson, James, clothier, *M'I,nren, Arcbd., 54 Ochil st. Hutcheon,Alex.,RtoJiecutter,4Deverenst, M'Leishi David, grocer, High at. Lawrence, J., saddler, High »t, Morrison, David, temp, coffee>room», Com- Lawrence, Mrs J,, High st. mercittl building*. Mlll.ir, Alex., draper, 51 Main st. . •.Morrison, David, jun,, temp, coffee-rooms, Rimklno, James, draper, High st, Commercial Building« Royan, George, tailor, 7 GuHtln »t. Thornton, Robt.. jo(n«r, 60 OahU st. Walker, Annie, tullllnar, 38 High et. Wylio, Alexander, woolsorter, Commercial buildings. TYRKE (TobcrrmrU), Young, Robt., jun., 30 Ctimmorcial bdgs. Young, Wm., wuavcr, Mill road. ' Cuiiu Campbell," n , ,_ UDDlNdSTON. ' TOBERMORY. Campbell, James, Blrkctmhuw house. M'Donald, Avchd,, merchant, , ' Ump boll, Mta James, MSrkraahnw houio. M'Kinnon, Charles, postmaster. < Campbell, Chi lull null., DMwimli.iw ho. M'Klnnott, Heeior, JIIIHT. ; aampMi.Hiwrtot,(Haas, Bnktiushuwho. M'Klnnon, Null, merchant and general JJow, W-. F„ gag mmiatfer, großer. • < Howloson, John, UuildwV M'-Kinnon, Alex. D. M'L. ' , t Hnwli-son, Mis. 4" VA TJE OP AXFORD—WÄITHORN. 1S5. M'Farlane, Thomas, Rosebank cottage. •Grant, Thomas, M'Luclde, Rev. John, U.P. manee, •G^anr, James. Scott, John, gardener, Boothouse. Mackay, Donald, grocer, Paterson, John, cashier. CliapellOn. VALE OF ALFORD. Poterson, Mrs John, Chapelton. Archibald. Joseph, Northern Agrlcrilfunal *P(iterson, Matthew C, Chapolton. Co., Alford. •Paterson, Sarah M,, Chnpolton. Barclay, Jas., painter, Montgerrie. Alford. •Paterson, Margt-. A., Chapsltoh, Benion, Wm., farmer, Harthill, Keig. •Patorson, Georgo D. A. Duncan. James, farmer, Tillybrake, Till- «Paterson, Janet A. four.Monymusfc. Smith, Robert, farmer, Sklvo. Fyfe, James, farmer/Hillock Kelg. Rait, James, Oakbank, Whltehouse. WESTERKIRK. Rnit, Mrs James, Oakbank," Whltehouse. Armstrong, James, farmer, EFFGUL. ' fcRait, Jas. Rhlnd, Oakbank, Whitehouso. Armstrong, Mrs, EffeiM. *Rait, Ellen Elizabeth, Oakbank, , Atnstrong, Archd., skepherfl, EöyiL #Rnir, Agnes Isabella, Oakbank. Graham, Christinn,' Buru'foot. ... Ronald, Wm., jun., Clvlilly, Keig, Hastie, James, shepherd, WoSfcrKerr. Hislop, Thomas, farmor.Benliehill, Somors, Arclid., forester, Castlo Forbes, : young, Alex., millwright, Castle Fori»?, Moffat, James, farmer, Mid-Knock, Keig, WEST KILBRIDE, VALE OF. LEVEN, Balderston, Rev. Jas. C, U.p. ChoreJi. Brown, Andrew., engraver, Alexandria. Blaok, 'Wm., inspector of poor, .Main jft. Ferguson, Dunoan, pattern drawer, Alexandrin. • WEST LDXTON. Ferguson, Wm., print gutter, Levenbanfc, Alexander, John,'banker. Bonhill. Alexander, Mrs John. M'Kinlay, Wm., sen., Main st, Alexandria. •Alexander, Mary Gibson. M'Millan, Archd,, Alexandria, Alston, David, farmer, HyndföräWül). Morton .Alex., engineer, Alexandria. Bain, James, shoemaker. Mushet, J„ Parish school, Bain, John, shoemaker. Ritchie, Andrew, baker, Alexandria, Bain, Morrison, shoemaker. Ritchie, Wm., print cutler, Alexandria. •Bain, Morrison. Bult), Puttison, shoemaker. Thomson, Stewart M,, tailor, Alexandria. v Bain, Mrs Pattison. Ballantlno, Miss R, Croft cottage. WALLTF6RD. Borthwick, Robert, shoemaker. Tennant, D. •Cameron, Richard, mason, Coutts, D. K., teacher. WATERBECK. Ferguson, Peter, sculptor. Latimer, David M,, shopman, Eraser, Wm., shepherd, Hardgateuead, * Latimer, George M. Hall, John, shepherd, Kamehouse. Lewis, James, teacher, Hotts bridge. Hume, Wm., van •driver. -t- Lewis, Mrs James, HottS bridge. Main, John. Kinloch, Rev. James M., "UP, «Minister, Moffat, Rohert E., shop assistant. Roger, David, shoemaker, Patterson, Francis, farmer, Klrtkhead. Telfer, Alex., coal agent, Coalyburn, •Patterson, John, Thomson, Robt., grieve, Noblehonse, Thomson, David, farmer, Dockccflat. Thomson, Mrs D., Dockenfiat, WEST RUTH ER Bloin, Jobn, boot and shoemaker, Clark, Donald, shoemaker and saddler, 6 Biaiu, Mrs Jobn. and 8 Stowarton st. Cannon, Robert, salmon fisher. Clark, Mrs Donald. Cannon, Mrs Robert. Clark, Andrew, saddler, 8 Stewarton st. Dennistoun, Andrew, teacher o muste. *Clark, William S. Drape, Agnes. *Clark, Donald, jnn. Fairgrleve, John, gardener, Cast'o Wigg. * Clark, Helen C. C. 0. Fnirgrieve, Mrs John, Castle Wieg. "Clark, Gavin Semplo. M'Ewan, Peter, farmer, Moss park. *Clark, Marion Biggar Gordon. M'Kie, Mrs, National bank. »Clark, Jano Bannatyno. M'Kie, David, National bank. Dalziol, John, gas manager, Glasgow rd. M'Meikan,Peter, watchmaker and jeweller, Dalzlel, Robert, tailor, Caledonian rd. Main, Mrs Georgo A. Dalziel, Robert, joiner, Stowarton st. "Main, William A. Gibson, James, tailor and olothier. *Main. David. Gibson, Mrs, Main st. •Main, Goorgo A., jun. *Gibson, Rachel., •Main, Margaret. •Gibson, Jessie. «Main, Mary. •Gibson, Alexander. Glass, James, missionary. Martin, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. Gordon, James, grocer, IB Glasgow ra. Niven, David, draper. Gordon, Mrs James, 13 Glasgow rd. Robertson,Rov. D.D., A.M., R.P. maimo. Hay, Wm., grocer, Stewarton st, Robertson, Mrs, R. P. manse. Hyslop, Mrs G. N.. Kirk rd.' Smith, George, tailor and clothier. Hyslop, Jonathan, coal master, Kirk rd. Smith, Mrs George. Hyelop, Mrs Jonathan, Kirk rd. Hyslop, William Henry, Kirk rd. WICK. Inglis, John, builder, Crinüleüyko, Bain, James, shoemaker, 4 Back row, Pul Johnston, David, bookseller, 13 Main st teneytown. •Johnston, George, 18 Main st. Brace, Charles, draper, High ft, •Johnston, Mary Begbio, 13 Main st. Cogblll, David, commission agent. *Johnston, William, 13 Main st. Key, Rov. Andrew, M.A., "0.1*. minso, King, Alex., confectioner, 13 Kirk rd. M'Adle, George, merchant, King, Mrs Alox., 13 Kirk rd. Osborne, Henry, govornor of pil«on. Leggat, Arohd., shoomakor, 8 Stewar Sandlson, Jobn, drapor. ton Bt, Sutherland, Georgo M. Waters, William. Lothian, Alex, joiner, 181 Main st. Lothian, Mrs, 180 Main st. WIGTOWN. •Lothian, Alex., jun. Blacklook, Joseph T., boot and Bhocmnker, •Lothian, Mary Jane. Blaekloelc, Mrs Joseph T. *Lothian, Emily Jane. Cowper, Mrs A, *Lothian, Jeanie Lang. Cowpor, Agnes. Moffat .Robert, letter-carrier. Cowper, Eliza. Reid, Wm., joinor, Hülst. Cowper, John, merchant. Renwick, Win., farmer, Kirkhill. Cowper, Mrs John. Renwick, Mrs, Kirkhill, M'Harg, Robert, farmer, East Klrklnrtd. Russell, W., grocer, 188CambuBnolhanst. M'Harg, Mrs, East Klrkland. Scott, Rev. Andrew, Bonkle, M'Kie, William, joinor and builder. Scott, Rev. J. Henderson, Bonklo manso, M'Kte, Mrs William. Newmalns, «M'Kie, William James. Smith, Catherine, Kirkhill, M'Knaught, James, painter. Smith, Agnes, Klrkhill. •M'Knaught, Thomas. Smith, Mary, Kirkhill. Smith, James, joinor, Hill si. WISHAW. Talt, .Tamos, 0. and M. engineer. Aird, Robert, shoemaker and poptrunner. Tait, Mrs Jarnos, Kirk road. Andrew, Robert, clerk, 7 Anderson st. Talt, Simon, Nowmnina, Andrew, Mrs R., 7 Anderson St. Tait;, Mrs Simon, Nowmalns. Andrew, Robert 0., tailor, 7 Andereon st, *Tnifc. Janot Loan, Nowmalns. Andrew,David, joiner, 7 Anderson st. Tait, William, Kirk road. •Andrew, Kate Marlon. Taylor, Lauenau, plumbor, Main st, «Andrew, Willio S. Wardrop, John, morohant. »Andrew, Agnes Dunlop. Wardrop, Mrs. •Andrew, Janet. Wavdrop, Mary. Black, John, 87 Caledonian rd. Wardrop, Robort. Black Mrs John, 87 Caledonian rd. Brand, Robort, coalmastcr, Glasgow rd. Watt, Mrs Alox., grocer, 33 Glasgow id. «Brand, Robert, jun., Glasgow rd. Watt, Robert, grocer, 101 Stowavlon st. Weir, Isaao, printer, Cambusnothan st. WOODSIDE—HAMFAX. 157 Young, Robert, missionary. BRISTOL. Yoang, Mrs Robert. Betbune, James A., 8 John st. Oharleton, Robert, Ashley Down. WOOD8IDE. Barron, Thomas, painter, 1S3 Hadden st. BROÜGH (Tormire). Davidson, Mrs, 181 Harfden st. Teesdale, J. H., Market, Weigbt»n» Dutbie, George P., teacher, MaryviHo. Finlay, Mrs, 62 Hadden st. BURSLEM. Forbes, John, jun., overseer, 1 Smitbfleld Wildblood, Will'nm, 44 Navigation rd. lano. •Forbes, Alex. Riach, 1 SmRhfleld lane. BURY ST EDMUNDS, Hepburn, Garden.feiilor, 116Hnddeust. Methven, Thomas H,, gas ongincer, Gas Moir, Rev. A. F.,F.C. manse. Works. •Moir, Alexander F. A., F. 0. man?e. •Methven, Amelia M. •Moir, John H„ F. C. manse. *Mothven, Ellen C. *Moir, George W., F. 0. manse. Taylor, John, merchant, 237 Barron st. Webster, Robert, railway agent. CARLISLE. M'Nalr, D., agent, 2 CMswick st. Morrison, Wm., 46 Charlotte St. EWGLAITD. CATTERICK (YortesMre), Tweedie, Richard, farmer, The Forest. ACTON (Middlesex). Wood, John, The Forest. Yule, T. B., High st. •Wood, John Addison, The Forest, ALNWICK. CHATHAM. Collins George B., Grosvenor lor, M'Dlarmld, John, shipwright, & Upper Prlestdale, Ordnance pl. AMBLE (Northumberland), Duthfe, John, Gibson st. CHESTER. Fratcr, James, clerk of works, Chester ATHERSTONE (WaneicJishire). Cathedral, Paton, Rev. Wm., Independent minister. CREWE. BARNET (Herts). ' Spence, James, moulder, Mrs Robertson, 0 Bayly, Captain, Geo., Aikley lodge, Coppenhall ter. Bayly, Mrs Geo., Arkley lodge. DURHAM. BERWICK. Fotheringhnm, Robert, c'ork, Henderson Pearson, Wm., Kilnhili, Tweedmouth. & Co.'s carpet factory. •Pearson, Win. Roger, Kilnbill, Twocd- Fotlieringham, Mrs Robert. mouth. •Pearson, Mary, Kilnbill, Twoedmouih. E3HBR (Surrey). Scott,Andrew, Ryden's form, nr. Hersham, BIRKENHEAD, Scott, K., Ryden's farm, nr, Hersham. MacLeod, Rev. A"„ D.D., 39 Kenyon ter. Scott, Isa., Ryden's farm, nr. Hersham. •Scott, Alex., Byden's farm, nr. Hersliam.; BLACKBURN (Lancashire). •Scott, Jos., Ryden's farm, nr. Hershom. Grosart, Rov. A. B., 15 St Alban's pl. Wotherspoon, Catherine Henry, Ryden's Farm, nr. Hersham, BOLTON. Barlow, James, Greonthorne. GRAVESEND. Maitland, Wm., 201 Lever St. Palmer, Jas,, H.M. Customs, 2 Primrose tr. Taylor, James, Court lodge, Shorne. BRADFORD (Torluhire). Robertson, Rov. J, B, 44 Cambrldgo st,, GREENWICH. Great Horton. Smith, William, D George st. Robertson, Mrs, J. B., 44 Cambridge St., Great Horton. GUISBRO' (TorMtirc). Robertson,'J, B., Jan., clerk, 44 Cambridge Easton, Daniel, Cleveland Saw Mills, St., Great Horton, •Easton, William, Cleveland Saw Mill*. Robertson, Wm, George, 44 Cambrldgo sr., •Easton, Alex. S., Cleveland Saw mills. Groat Horton. Robertson, Janet R„ 44 Cambridge st., HALIFAX. Groat Horton. Paterson, James, Greenhill ter. •Robertson, Isabella Ball, 44 Cambridge Paterson, Mrs James, Greenhill ter, st,, Great Horton. »Paterson, Archie, Greenr.iH tor. 158 HEREFORD—-JIAKOIIKSTER. *PaterSon, James, Greonhill tcr. Anderson, Henry, 5 Harpur st., Theobald Thorp, Joseph, Southwoodend. rd. , . , Draper, Francis, gilder, &c., 1 Green st.y HEREFORD, • Grosvenor sq. Wells, Samuel, Holm Lacy, Draper, J. P., Hon. Sec. Fitzroy Teetotal Wells, Mrs, Holm Lacy, Association, 88 Gt, TitcluMd St., Mary lebono. .„ HULL., Dunn, Andrew, merchant, Milbroöke villa,' Balk, William, chemist, 23 Lowgate. Guildford rd., Ö. • . Witty, Edward Heaöly, Kiugaion Villa, Dunn, Mrs Andrew, Mlllbrooke vjlla, • Tho Park. Guildford rd., S. * Witty, Josepli Fowler, Kingston Villa, Dunn, Thomas, mercht., Millbrookc yhla.1 Tho Park, Guildford fd., S. I *Witty, Mary Louisa, Kingston Villa, Tho Fish,Wm. David, 26 Hart st,, Bloomsbury. Park. •Fish, 'Jessie Moore, 20 Hart St., Blooms- bury. JARROW-ON-TYNE. Lamberton, Alexander, 23 Artillery lane, Cranston, Robert, millwright, Springwell Biahopsgate. Paper mills, M'Ewan, Miss, lemperanco hotel, 11 Snlis-i bury sq.„ Fleet st. KENDAL. M'Lean, James N., ßß -St Augustine rd„ Whitwell, Edward, Bankfleld. Camden sq. M'Queen, 0. T„ 44 Richmond rd., Islington.! LEICESTER, .' Michie, A. S., Nntional Bank of Scotland. \ Cook, Thos., tenp. hotel, 63 Granby st. Orr, Thomas Workman, manufacturer, Cook, Mariana, temp, hotel, 63 Granhy st. Irwin crescent. Cook, Annie 15„ temp, hotel, 63 Gronbyst, Phillips, John, Hampstead. Jafratt, Thomas, agwit, Scottish Temper. Ptllans, Rev. John, 118 Cumberwell grovo. nneo League, 43 Tower st. Plllan?, Mrs John, 118 Camberwell grove. *Jarratt, Ada MARY. Rae, Robert, Secretary of the National Temperance League, 337 Strond, LEWES (Simex). Shearer, James, commission merchant, 19 Tabraham, Rev. Richard, Wosleyan mln. Bread st. Sprlggs, .Wm., National Temp, League, 337 Strand, W.O. LIVERPOOL, Thorburn, James, commission merchant,: Allan, Alex., shipowner. Fairfield. 19 Bread st. > Allan, Mrs Alex., Fairfield. Twocdle, Wm., 337 Strand. Arnot, Wm,, F. C, S., 74 Queen's road, Valentine, James M. Hannay, New Col Evcrlon. lege, St John's wooil, N, W. I Arnot, Mrs Wm., 74 Queen's rd., Evpiton Wylie, Mrs Robert, 4 Dines ter., Grove rd, «Arnot, David; 74 Queen's rd,, Everton. Forest Hill. Eden, Thoinas, M,i>.; 6 Rlyeredale road, Aigborih. LYNN (For/oil:). Henderson, Hugh, 2 Kirk st., Kirkdale rd. Brown, Rov. B. F., Heacham, Howltt, Thomas Smith, Messrs Taylor & Brown, Mrs B. F., Ueacham. Co,, 34 South Castjo st. M'Cfo*san, James, Ironfounder, 5 Edgar st., Scotland rd. . MANCHESTER. Taunt, John J., 178 Huskisson st. Cooper, Joseph, laco cap manufacturer, Taylor, Rev. W. M., M.A., Morningeide 81 Oldham street. villa, Mertou rd., Bootle. Duxbttry, R. W., temperancehotbl, 33 Now •Taylor, Cephas, MOMINGSLDO villa, Mor' Bridge street, StranKcwuys». ton rd., Buollo. Farrow, Jamoü, jmi„ 7"Sun terrace, Higher •Taylor, E'len Mitchell, MornltsgsMo Bioughlon, villa, Mertou ril,, Bootle. Farrow, Mrs James, jun,, 7 Sun torrace, •Taylor, John, Mornlngsldo villa, Morton Higher Broughton. rd., Bo'itlo. Fleming, Jolui, R. and J, DJokv, 00 Old •Taylor, Wm. James, Morningsido villn, ham BN •Taylor, Isohcl, Mornlngsiiio villa. Grant, Peter, temperance hotel, Victoria »Taylor, Albeit, Momingsldo villa, market. Grant, Mrs Gillies, temporanoo hotel, Vie- LONDON. torla market. Anderson, John, Caledonian temperance Mam-fleld, Edwin, stationer, 102 Brough hotol, 5 Harpur st,, Theobald rd. • ton rd., Salford, Anderson, Mrs John, ö Uarpur st, Theo Molvln, ThomuB J., commercial traveller, bald rd. 7 Buuflcy Bt., Hulme. MlDDLESBOROrJGH—AMSTERDAM. MIDDLESBOROUGH (Yorkshire). SOUTH SHIELDS. Reid, Mrs Hugh G, Bird. George.-sliipowner, 3(5 Winchester st, Steele, Rev, Wm,, A.M., U.P. minister, 34 NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, Winchester st. ' , : Bell, Mrs, temperance hotel, 8 Clayton st, Brown, Tbonrns N.,-8 - Bentick crest. Brown, Mrs Thomas N„ 8 Bentick crest. ST-RETFORD, •Brown, Alexander, 8 Bentick crest. M'Auslano, Rev. John,'Rosebank. • Brown, Lilias, 8 Bentick crest. 1 •Brown, Ihotaas, 8 Beotlck crest. TlTCHFIELD (Hants). • *Brown, Agnes, 8 Bentick crest, Dickinson, James, Warsash. ! *Brown, John, 3 Bejitick crest, TODMORDEN. Gemmill, Peter, 74 Clayton st. Melvin, David, [Eastwood. Lelghton, Wm.B., printer and commission Melvin, William, photographer, Eastwood.; agent, H Granger et. NEWMARKET, " J , , UFFCULME .(Detw). f; Cruickphank, J. , , ; Kennedy, Jamos, gardener, Dalham. NORTHAMPTON. ULVERSTON. 7 Wells, James, cool and coke merchant. Ailkcn, Andrew, Spriiigflejd. NORWICH. WALTON (liiverjjodt), Johnston, Fergus Murray, 12 Victoria st, Dodd, Miss M. E., Orcburdliey, Johnston, John Ferguson, 12 Vietoriast. WHITEHAVEN. Gfllbraith, Rev. Angus, Valenlem. OXFORD. Cross, John, Baliol ..college. WIGAN -(Lancashire). Maequeen, George 0., Parbold hall. PLYMOUTH. Mitchell, John Sumpter, Pacifio Steam WISBEACH. Navigation Company. Cockett, John, seed-grower, Walsökon. Dawharn, Henry, procpr, PONTEFRA-CT (Yorkshire), ' Gardiner, 3 PRESTON. Grant, David, architect, 4*2 Great Ave» BALLINA, (County M>tyo). ham st. Cruickshank,Wm. D,, Castle farm,Balling- Livesey, Joseph, Bjnk parade. letn. REIß ATE. BELFAST, Balfour, James, Tulfourd villa. gmeal, Robert, • Balfour, Mrs plara Lueas, Talfourd villa. DUBLIN, Altken, Mrs, lemp. hotel, 34 "Wejsfrnore- ROCHDALE. landsl. • Irving, John, 21 East St. Althen, Margt,, temp,.hotel, 34 Wesinwe- land st. ROTBERHAM (fork). ': Althen, Henrietta F„ temp, hotel, 3i Eekholmo, George, Moorgato Grove. Westmoreland st. Whitehead, Rev. Geo., Baptist minister. Aitkpn, J. A., temp, hole), 34 Westmore Whitehead, Mrs Georgo. land st, Hnugbton, James, 2S Pedes St. ROYSTON (Berts). Stenhpuse, Andrew, clerk. Shaon, Rev. Richard, West cottages. LONDONDERRY. RUNQORN (ChesliWe). Smith, Eliza Ann, Asylum read. Andrew, David, Old Quay CppperCompy. JPBAET OB. SCARBOROUGH. Whittalcer, T homos, temperance advocate, Linn, Robt., Cotonel Wylie, Lachappe, Florence villa, Kelle Vue. Dlttau, Brittany. Whittoker, Mrs Thomas, Florence villa, Belle Vue. „ , HOLLAND. . Whittaker, Miss, Florence villa, Belle Vne. Whit taker, Thomas P., Florence villa, AMSTERDAM, Belle Vuo. 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S, Free College, Bombay. Co. Simcoe. Ronald, Mrs Andw., Minlslng P.O., Vespra, JAVA. Co. Slmeoe. Dowrie, Thomas, ice works, Samarang. »Ronald, Jane, Minlslng P. 0., Vespra, Dowtie, Mrs Thomas, Sainarang, Co. Simcoe, Dowrio, Poter Du Pay, Samarang, •Ronald, Georgo, Minlsing P.O., Vespra, Dowrio, Eleanor, Samarang. Co, Slmooe, AUSTRALASIA. NEW BRUNSWICK. NEW ZEALAND. Maclellan, Thomas, Batik of British North Bowie, Charles, Canterbury. America, St John's. Clark, Archibald, merchant, Auckland. Clark, Mrs Archibald, Auckland. PRINCE EDWARD'S ISLAND, Clark, James M'Cosb, Auckland. M'Millan, J., engineer, S.S. " Gulllneer," Clark, Jessie, Auckland. Charlotte town. Clark, Archibald, jun., Auckland. Clark, Matthew Anderson, Auckland. UNITED STATES. Grubb, John, postmaster, Clyde, Otago. «Campbell, Daniel M'Lean, Messrs Roy Jr. Lamb, John, Wattemnta mill, Auckland. Co., West Troy, New York State. Lamb, Mrs John, Auckland. *Campboll, Archibald M'Lean, West Troy. Lamb, Jean S,, Auckland. Davie, James, New York, Lamb, Robert, Auckland. Easton, D. M., carrier, Hyde pic, Boston, Lamb, John, jun., Auckland. Easton.Porgus A„eurrler, Hyde'pk„Boston, Neal, H. W„ Auckland. Gougb, John B., Boyleston, Massachusetts. Palmer, John, tailor and clothier, Waipu- . Gough, Mrs John B., Boyleston, Mass. karan, Hawkes boy. M'Farlane, Duncan, farmer, Wisconsin. Robertson, James, baker, Kaiapol, Can- M'Gregor, James, Jasper, County Newton, terbury. Iowa. Stevenson, James Young, Auckland. M'Pherson, John, San Francisco. Stevenson, Mrs James Young, Auckland. Mclvln, D. N,, mechanical draughtsman, Wallace, James, son., Oahnhu, Auckland. ! Newcastle, Delaware, Robertson, Robert, ship wrlght, San Fran NEW SOUTH WALES. cisco. Hooy, James, engineer, Sydney. Wood, Albert D., Vallejo, California, QUEENSLAND. WEST INDIES. Maofarlane, John, Ipswich, Chisholm, Ansus, San Fernando, Trinidad. Tully, Mark J, 0„ Cothorston lodge, Peak Dougall, William, merchant, St John's, downs, Rookbampton. Antigua. Lambert, Rev. Geo., San Fernando, Trlnl. , SOUTH AUSTRALIA, Lambert, MrB, San Fernando, Trinidad. Black, Samuel, Adelaide. •Lambert, Isabella, Ban Fernando, Trinl. Greer, Andrew 0„ Adelaide, •Lambert, John 0., San Fernando, Trtnt. »Lambert, Fanny F., San Fernaodo, Trini. SYDNEY. ^Lambert, Jane C, San Fernando, Trini. Nisbet, James, Woollahra. VJOTOBIA—SAMOA. 161 VICTORIA. *Scott, Robert Gillespie, Bacchus marsh Finlayson, Matthew, fawner, Bacchus Melbourne. marsh, Melbourne. Laing, James E., teacher, Bet-Bet. Laing, Mrs J. E„ Bet-Bet. SOUTH SEA ISLAWDS. *Laing, Mary, Bet-Be?. * Laing, Wm., Bet-Bet. NEW HEBRIDES. M'Kay, Donald, toacher, Geelong. Geddio, Rov. John, Aneityum, Murray, Hugh, clerk, Geolong. Geddie, Mrs John, Aneityum. Ross, Margaret, Geelong. Inglis, Rev. Jobn, Aneityum. Rutherford, Andrew, Gcolong. Inglls, Mrs John, Aneityum. Rutherford, Mrs Andrew, Geelong. Paton, Rev. Johu G., Tanna. •Rutherford, Andrew, jun., Goelong. Scott, Rev. Jas., Bacchus toarsb.Molbournc. SAMOA. Scott, Mrs Jas., Bacchus marsh,Melbourne. Turner, Rev. Georgo, LL.D., TJpolu. LATE LIST. INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS. AUCHTERARDER. I GREENOCK. Marshall, John, jun., Railway Station. | Hendry, Daniel, 7 Octavia Cottages. SOCIETIES. COCKBURNSPATH. COLDINGHAM. President, James M'Owen. President, Peter Wilson. Treasurer, David Fairbairn. Treasurer, James Buglass. Secretary, William Pringle. Secretary, Peter Buglass. LOCHGELLY. President, Alexander Roxburgh. Vice-President, David Wilson. Treasurer, James D. Connel. See, John Small, Inspector of poor. MST) OP MINISTERS CONNECTED WITH Tߣ XBAOTK I, MINISTERS IN CHAHGES- I.—T/JUTED rHE3B1'tERIAS. Alexander, Key. John P., Easb Linton, Lambert, Rov. George, Trinidad. Anderson, Rov. Alexander, Wontroso, Lawrie, Rov, Robert, Dundee. Anderson, Kev. Robert, Ceres. M'Dowttll, Rov. Peter, A.M., Allon. Baldorston, Rov. James C, West Kilbride, M'Ewan, Rev. J.imos, M.A.,Hawick. Banks, Uov. James. Kilmarnock. M'Loan, Rov. Alexander, Kirriemuir. Barr, Uov, Hugh, Klnaskettlo, M'Lood, Rev. Alox., D.D., Birkenhead. Barras, Rov, Win., Glasgow, ' .. M'Lttckle, Rev, John, Uddlngston. Barry, Uov. James, Bucklyvio. M'RHO, Rev. David, A.M., Glasgow. Blair, Rev. John, Cnrhwatlu Martin, Rev, Benjamin, A.M., Leslie, Blair, Uov; Wm,» M.A., DunblöÜe, MarUn'.UleV. John, Crieff* . ; i Brown, Rev. Joseph, D.D., Glasgow. Mearns, Rev. Peter, Coldstream. ; Brown, Rev. Thomas, Aberdeen, Meiklo, Rev. Gilbert, Inveraray. ! Bruce, Rov. John, D.U., Newaiiln-i.. MeiHejamT,.Rev, Jamos C„ Cbapellcnowa, ; Campbell, Rov. Alexander, Monirose. Miller, Rev. Alex., NewblKidng, I Clark, UBV. Andrew, Gatehouse, Niven, Rov, Robert, Marjhlll. i Clarlc, Rev. Win.", M.A., Barrhead., OgilvtoAllev, Duncan, A.M., Edinburgh, ' Connul, Rev. David, Bo'ness. Oliver. Rev. Alex,, B.&., Glasgow. ; Copland, Rovj Chro;, M.A., Ayr. Paul, Rev, JoiM, Skhtoy. Cranston,-Rey. Robert^ MorebattlQ. Pirret, Rev. D., Glasgow. Crawfurd, Key» M,, Sinqubar, Porteous, Rev. James,. Coldstream. Dawson,.Rev. John, Klrlteowau, Pringle, Rev, D»„, Attohtcraidair.. Douglas," Rev. 1)., Kennoway. Ramsay, Rev. Win., Crielf.' Dunem, Rev. Andrew, Mid-Üalder. Rahkiho, Rev. John, Cup.ir-Fifo. Ersklne, Rev. J. M., ßurgheadi • Iteid.-Rev; Wm., Edinburgh. ) Fisher, Rev. Hobort, Leveu.. Rltdllie, Rev. Wm., Dunsa. Fleming, Rev. Wm., Edinburgh. 'Robertson,. Rev. Jarnos, Edinburgh. I Frame, Rev James, Glasgow,, RobsoiK,- llisv. George, Luudor. i Fyftf, Rov. James E,, Kilmalcolm, Ronald, Rev. James, .Douglas. t Goldie, Hey. H., Old Calabar, Africa. Ronaldson, Rev. James, Longridgc. 1 Green, Rev. ß.G,, A.M., Buckle, Russell, Rev. Robert, Hluirgowrlo. i GrosäüVt, Rtw, A. 13., Black bum. Scott, Rov. Andrew, CamUusnotlian. jHa%&*i»ibert, Old MelUrum. Scott, Rov. J, Henderson, Curabusnethan. Hay, WvJ Joseph, Leihend?, Scott, Rav, James, Melbourne, Australia, f Henry, Rtev. Jauius, SluntttoUl. Sorloy, Rov. A., Aibroath, Hogarth, R«v. R„ Stranraer. Sleok», Rov. Wm., South Shields. Howleöoti, Rev, Matthew, Auchtergaven, Stirling, Rov, Wm., Coatbridge. Hunter, Rev. Georgo, Tillicoultry, Taylor, llov. W. M„ M.A., Liverpool, HutcboäOn, Rev, John, B.A., Renfrew. Thomas, Rev, David, Loclu>rb'k\ ! Hutton, Rov. üoorge U,, Paisley. Turner, Rev. George, LL.D.,' Samoa. Ingram, llov, James, Eday, Watio, Rev. George,- Fulklrk, Jordan, Rev. 0., A.M., LL,B,, Donnyloan- Wa taeo, Rev. Alux., D.D., Glasgow. head. Watson, Rev, Win., A.M., Forres. Johnston, Rov, James A., Springburn, Watson, Uov, Wm., Langholm. Johnston, Rov. J. B.,D.D,, Qovan. w,A d ,0W ,»ohn»tun, Kev. J. C, Dunoon, wh^' » ? , ; M.A., Clackmannan, Wbyto, Rev, John, Muynos's. Key, Rev. Andrew, A.M.', Wiek, Wilson, Rev, Jrtmcs, Dundee'/ Kmlocii, Rev. Jamos.M., West Linton. Wise, Rev. John, Aucbtermuehfcyr : Knox, Rex..James, M, A., Glasgow, WL •hart, Rev. Robt.^homhlll (Dumfr4ea-> MDOS3:EU3. COSÄ'ECIEB. "WUUI XUS- MSAOÖE. i6a BßATIOXAIi. ;• , : Brisbane, Rev. Thomas,' Cumnock, • Miller, Rotf. John, Inverurie, Biwnj, Rev, R. F., Lynn-. Murker, Rev. John, M. A., Banff. Cowan, Rev. David iL, Kirkcaldy. Murray, Rev. 0, Hardle,: Culieiu Dobson, Rev. John E, Blairgowrie. Noble, Rev. A, Laurencekirk. D)bson, Rev. William, Innerleithen. Paton, Rev, Wm , Atberstone (Warwick), Douglas, Rev. Jobn, Glasgow. Pitas, Rov. John, London. Duncan, Rev. John, Aberdeen. Piper, Rev..O.A., Dundee. Dunlop, Rev. Adam, Paisley. Ronnie, Rev. John, Cutsalmonu", Galbraith, Rev. Angus, Whitehaven. Robertson, Rov« James. B., Bradford. Gass, Rev, D* Irving, Now Piteugo. Robbie, Rev. James M., Dunfermline.. Jaukson, Rev. Daniel, Hamilton.. Russell, Rev. D., Glasgow, Jago, Rev, J. C, Kilsyth. Saunders, Rev.. G., Turriff. Johnston, Rev. John, Gambuslang. Simpson,. Rev.. Matthew, Musselburgh; Johnston, Rev. J. B., Nairn. Smith, Rev..A.,,Eendalll • :.' .. Kerr, Kev, Robert, Porres, Stark, Rev. Jnmcs, Elgin, . M'Auslane, Rev. John, Stretfor-'. 'fait, Rev. John, A.M., Newport, M'Callum, Rev. Gilbert, Glasgow. Virtue, Rov, James, Thurso. M'Hardie, Rev. Georgo, AM.,New La« Wbyte, Rev. Charles,.Uban. Massoiij Rov, John: Dundee; ' Young, Rev. B.,Annan, Affleck, Rev. William, Auohlcrmuohty. Morrison, Rev. James, Corstorphine. Coinrle, Eov. Alex., Carnoustie. Pnterson, Rev. H. Sinclair, M.D., Glasgow, Duncan, Rev, Archibald, Orphic. Paulson, Rev. Edward, Biggar. Duncan, Rev. Daniel M, Lochend. Rattray; Rev. Hugh M., Anciutn, '; " Eimslie, Rev. Wm,, Insch. Ross, Rev. D, C, Appiti. Enlrbairn, Rev. John, Greenlaw. Ituas', Rev. Walter, Abornethy. Gibson, l!ev. Wm,, Kirkcaldy. Sandison, Rev. J„ Arbroath.- Grant, Rev. Thomas, Tain. Seott, Rev. David, Saltcoats. ;lnglls, Bev. Andrew, Dundee. •Slierwood,.'Rev; George, Stranraor. Laing, Rev*. J., A.M., Losmahagow. Smith, Rev. James, TarJahd. Longmuir, Rev. Jobu, LL.D., Aberdoen, Souter, Rev. Frederiok, Coning5burgh. M'Donald, Rev.D.Campbell,M.A.,ltilmuir. Spencer, Rev. Alexander, CornhiU. M'Dougall, Rov. Wm. S., Foddexty. .Sutherland,. Rev, Donald, Kilmonivaig. M'Lauchlan, Rev. Petpr, Particle. Sutherland, Rov, G. S., Montrose; M'LcL-h, Rev. John, Methven. Sutherland, Rev. John, Ardchattan. M'Watt, Rev. Alexander, Rothes. Walker, Rev, N. L., Dysirt. MIHIgan, Rev. Robert, Rulewater.. WiiterSjjRav. Thoma«, Lauder. Molr, Rev. A, F., Woodaldo, Aberdeen. Wilson* -ReV, Georgo, Glenlttce. •IV.f-ks.TA»MSIJI3D OHÜBCK, ; Campbell, Rev," D., Southend, I M'Phail, Rev. A. 01, Quarter. Crawford, Rov. James, Crossbill, Melklem, RoV, James, M.A, GhrsgoW. |Fr.iser, Rov.. Hugh, Berrledale. ••• Russell, Bev,. J, C, Campbeltown* , - Gobble, Rev. Win., Duuiop. fiiovvart,- Rev, A. M., Amulttsa. , Holdout, Rev. Win,, Granssomoutb. , Stewart, Rev. Jarnesi PetMrhoad;? iM'Allister, Rev. Ronald, Paisley; • Thqmion, Rov. John; Howiek,, '.' iM'F'trlane, RäV. Boburt SI., Glenoreby. ffebiier, Rov. John, Ctnny. M'Kercber, Kev. P., SLA., Oban. 1 : Wilson, Bev. T/C.," Dufjfru.il.' Mac^rcgor, Rev. Malcolm, Dalkeith* , • Wlngftte, Rer. T. DU Btromness, 164 HINISTERS IN CONNECTION WITH THE LEAGUE. V.—BAPTIST CIIUEOH. Crabb, Rev. Samuel, Aberchirder. Hutchison, Rev. Wm. Jedburch, Culross, Rev. James, D.D., Stirling. Johnstou, Rev. Francis, Edinburgh. Dunn, Rev. Ferdinand, Fortrose. M'Gown, Rov. William, New Pitsllgo. Gibb, Rev. Peter, Wolsmgbam. Scott, Rev. James, Keiss. Grant, Rev. William, Grantown. Thomson, Rev. Alexander, Galashiels. Haig, Rev. James, Kirkcaldy. Wallace, Rov. R. B., Scorfskerry. Horn, Rev. A., Airdrie. Whitehead, Rev. George, Rotherham. VI.~EVAKGEI.1CAI. UNION. Bathgato, Rev. William, Kilmarnock. \ Guthrie, Rov. John, A.M., Glasgow. Crpss, Rev. Alexander, Ardrossan. Hislop, Rev. Robert, Kilmarnotk. Drummond, Rev. D„ Bellshill. Hood, Rev. Robert, Glasgow. Ferguson, Rev. Fergus, M.A., Glasgow. Riddell, Rev. Hugh, Glasgow. Gladstone, Rev. George, Sanquhar. Steel, Rev, Robort, New Oasüetou. Gray, Rev. Alexander, Kilsyth. Stewart, Rev. A., Aberdeen. VII.—ROTOBMBD r-BESBXTEUIAS. Easton, Rev. M. G., A.M., Darvel. Naismith, Rov. Jamos, Douglas-water. Goddle, Rev. John, New Hebrides, South Naismlth, Rov. Robert, ChJrnslde. Sea Islands. Paton, Rov. John G., Now Hebrides, South Tnglls, Rev. John, New Hebrides. Sea Islands. Martin, Rev. Thomas, Strathmiglo. Robertson, Rov. D. D., A.M., Whithorn. VIII,—UNITED OBIQlKAI, SECESSION, Robertson, Rev. John, Ayr. Sturrock, Rev. John, Stranraer. IX.—WESKSXAH. Hewitson, Rev. Joseph B., Glasgow, J Tabraham, Rev. Richard, Lewes. Reid, Rev. Geo,, portossle, X.—•n.EFQBJIED WEStEXAN. Mitchell, Rev. Mr., Edinburgh. XI.—HATIOJUI, OHUftCII OV HOLLAND. Seheltema, Rev. 0. A., Amsterdam, II. MINISTERS HOT IN CHAEQ1S, ' Or whose Denominations could not be ascertained. Alexander, Rev. John, A.M., Particle, , M'Loish, Rev. Norman, A.M., Methven. Baxter, Rev. T. H., Musselburgh. Messer, Rov. T. J., Glasgow. Blair, Rev. J. L., Kirkcaldy. Miller, Rov; Alexander, A.M.. Edinburgh Brotchio, Rev. Donald, Greenock. Morrison, Rov. John, Barnhill, Glasgow. 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Anelay, Esq., illustrative of the influences and dangers of moderate drinking, and also showing the necessity and saiety— ' of the Pledge to all classes. . „r>i. T ^ Price ed each, or 32s per 100. With Local Name, 35s per 100. No. 2.—A Superb Pledge Card for Families. Containing in the centre a finely worked Steel Engraving, symbolical of Tem perance in. its progressive and beneficial aspects, from a design by H. Anelay, Esq. The size is 18J by 11 inches. Price 9d each, or 50a per 100. With Local Name, 55s per 100. No. 3,—A Band of Hope Pledge Card. Suitahle for framing, having in the centre a beautiful Temperance Design, and surrounded with a richly ornamented border in gold and various colours. Price 2d each, or 10s 6d per 100. With Local Name, IIa Od per 100. No. 4—A Temperance Pledge Card. Same size and design as above, and adapted in the heading for adults- Price 2d each, or 10s Cd per 100. With Local Name, lis (Jd per 100. No. 5.—The Cheltenham Temperance Pledge Card. (Size, 7£ by in.) 3?rice Id each, or 6s per 100, or with Local Name, 7s per 100. No. 6,—The Cheltenham Band of Hope Pledge Card. (Size, 7£ by If in.) Price Id each, or Os per 100, or with Local Name, 7s per 100. No. 7.—The-Band of Hope Union Pledge Card, Beautifully illuminated in four colours; upwards of 250,000 have been sold. , Price Id each, or 6s per 100. With Local Name, 7s per 100. No. 8.—A Hew Band of Hope Pledge Card. Handsomely printed in colours. Price Id each, or 6s per 100. No. 9.—The -National Temperance Pledge Card. (Sizo, 9| by f £ inches.) Price 8s 61 per 100, or with Local Name, 9s 6d per 100. No. 10.—The Imperial Temperance Pledge Card. (Size, by 1\ inches) Beautifully illuminated in gold and colours. Price 8d each, 17s per 100, or with Local Name, 18s Gd per 100, No. 11.—The Albert Temperance Pledge Card. (Siza, 7J by inches.) Printed in rich Violet Colour on Amber Ground with White Border. Price \\ each, 7s 6d per 100, or with Local Name, 8s 6d per 100. No. 12,—The Royal Band of Hope Pledge Card, (Size 7J by 41 inches.) Beautifully illuminated in Gold and Colours. • Price 2d each, 10B 6d per 100, or with Local Name, 12s per 100. N.B. It sent by Post, Small size, 9d per 100 extra, Largo size,Is 8d per 100 extra. V Specimen of any of those Plodgo Cards, carefully pocked, BO OB not to reowve injury in transmission, maybe obtained by sending Stampfl to"the amount ol published price, with one additional for postage, to P G-. H. GRAHAM, 35 KINGSLEY ROAD, MAIDSTONE. Pledge Books, Medals.'and every other requisite for Workine and Managing Societies, kept in Stock. LEAGUE PUBLICATIONS. 9 TEMPEKANCE WOKKS PUBLISHED AT THE OFFICE OF THE SCOTTISH TEMPERANCE LEAGUE, 108 HOPE STREET, GLASGOW. Single Copies, when the pries is4ä\or upwards, sent Post Free, on receipt of Postage Stamps to the amount mentioned, Ahtinenee ; a Special Service for a Special Weed. By the Rev. Alexander Macleod, D.D., Birkenhead. 2d. Adaptations of Temperance, The* Price Is; post free. 1, Christian 'Witness-bearing against the Sin of Intemperance By the Rev. Horatius Bonar, D.D.,'Edinburgh. 2, " Look before you Leap;" an Appeal to young Men. By John Stewart, Esq. 3. Better Dwellings for the Working Classes and How to Get them. By Archi bald Prentice, Manchester. 4. A Word by the Way to the Wives of Working Men. By the Rev. Duncan Ogllvle, A.n., Edinburgh. 6. Tho Workshop and the Dramshop; or, a Bag with Holes. By the Rev. A. Wallace, D.D., Glasgow. 6. The Working-Man's Home. By J. H. Dawson, Esq. 7. Christ or Bacchus j which ought the Church to Help? By Rev. W. Reid, ' Edinburgh. 8. Health—the Abstainer's Hope; Disease—the Spirit-Drinker's Doom. By David Brodle, Esq., M.D., Edinburgh. 9. The Followers of the Young Man Timothy. By Rov. James Morisön, D.D., Glasgow. 10. The Household Blessing. By Mrs Clara Lucas Balfour. • 11. Temperance as affecting the Interests of Employers and Employed. By Archibald Prentice, Esq., Manchester. 12. Juvenile Delinquency the Fruit of ParentaMntemperance. By Mary Car penter, author of " Reformatory Schools," etc. Bach of the above addresses may also bo had separately, price Id, or four copies sent post free on receipt of four stamps. Adviser, The Volumes of the, for 1857, 1858, 1859, 1880, and 1861, printed on fine paper, and Illustrated by upwards of a Hundred beautiful Wood Engravings. Prico, in paper covers, Cd, In limp cloth, Is; hondsomely gilt, 2a, free by post. Adviser, The Volume of the, for 1862, Price in stiff Paper Covers, 9d; in Limp Cloth, Gilt, Is Gd; in Extra Cloth Boards, Gilt, 2s; Adviser, The Volume of the, for 1863,1864,1865, 1800, 1867, and 1803. Price in Stiff Paper Covers 9d; in Paper Board* Is; hi Limp Cloth, Gilt, Is Od; ia Extra Cloth Boards, Gilt, 2sj post free. Adviser, The Monthly Numbers of the, Price One Halfpenny. , . ~ m Alfom The Adviser; a. Collection of Temperance Melodie« wl h Music in the.Tonic Sol-ta Notation. Edited by W. M. Miller. 10 LBAGtJB FOBIICATTO^S. A HOHO I ? II& PLANE AND POWER. WIIK AN APPENDIX, containing rfte Resume and Conclusions of MM. Lalhmiat^Perrfrr, TRAD Duroy, In their recent work, ««Du Role de VAlcool {' toother with an Account of Ex periments by Dr B. SmKb, London. By the late James Miller, F.R.S.E, PBC8.B., Surgeon in Ordinary to tho Queen for Scotland,. Professor . of Sow iS-tte Werslty of EDINBURGH, efe( etc. Pp*"fro» in Clolh BOSS; 33-, Crown 8vo, in Paper Oovers, Is, Post Free for Thirteen Stamps. APPEAL. AN AFFECTIONATE, TO ALL WHO LOVE THE LORD Jesu« Christ in Sincerity. By the late Archdeaco^Jeffrey. Jd, AUTOBIOGRAPHY (SEE JEASTON, GEORGE.) BCMDOF'HOPE SERIES. PRIEE OKERLFYNNYE 0? BANDS OP HOPE. M ' No. S, TEMPERANCE BONGS. By Alexander Maclagatt. BANE, AND ANTIDOTE, THE; OR,,, TNTEMPßRAME AND ITS Double Cure. By the Rev. John Guthrie, A.M., Glasgow. 2d\ PAR-ROOM, TEN NIGHTS IN A, AND WHAT X SAW THERE. BY T, S. Arthur. 6dj IS ; Is 6d F post free. BIBLE, THE BR UNFAIR D^S. BY MRS S. 0. HALL, FYL BLESSING, THE HOUSEHOLD. BY MRS CLAM LUCAS Balfour. ID. BRIEF MINTS FOR THE PORMAMON AND MANAGEMENT OF Bauds of Hope, Price Id BURNISH FAMILY, THE; BEING THE- TENIPEMM^ TALE FOR which, the First Prize was unanimously awards* BY the Adjudicators. 6d; IS; Is CD 5 2s; post free. CATUS^E^ ADßRESS LYT THE REV, BEM OF. .DELIVERED , , at the Recmestof Jtjho Glasgow Abstl^Jnol•18 Union, In,the* City Hall, Glasgow, on Monday, MftMh 26, 1861.. Prlee. in pa#«v Coyeref 3d* iW'by I?o*t on Receipt of Four Postage Stamps, in Cloth Llt»p, PoH JPree,. Od.. CATECHISM, 4, FOR JUVENIH.SOCMUMS BY; THE REV,. George PateWn. Ulu^inated, Rrlco On? Hftlfegnim or, 8* uex, loo, Eight Coples'sont Post Free, on Receipt of Pour Stamps. ^ < • i» • CHRIST OR MMCJWM:1 WHICH OUGHT TH^QIKIPIFAIO IXEH? By the ttevi "William Raid, Edinburgh, id. * CHRISTIAN, THE, SERVING HIS GENERATION1, A SERMON Preached on tho AnnlverBaryof the Scottish TomporancaLeaäuei in tho.aitv WnJU Glasgow, on Sabbath Evening, May 6,1801, by tho C.VTIIÄW Liverpool. topjp,rRovers,Price'3d,FreobyPostAtofSfti: CITY, THE: ÜS SINS AND SORROWS. BY IKE REV. BR Guthrie. EAUSJ Isfld; 2»; postfieo, ^ CITY, THE, THE PLAIN, AND THE MOUNTAIN; OF temperance, Abstinence, and Religion. By the Rov. J. P. Chow»' Bradford M SCOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION. ESTABLISHED 183.7. HEAD OFFICE-NO, 6 ST ANDREW SQUARE, EDTNBTJRGH, IM" THIS SOCIETY alone Members'" ^jght to share in Whole Profits for Modeü A Policy for £1200 or £1250 may at' premium, usually charged to assure £1000 £1000 have already, under the peculiar system to £1400, £1600, and even to £1800. Subsisting Assurances, 6f Millions. Accumulated Fund, £1,0*00,000, all invested in unexceptionable Securities in this country. ANNUAL EEPORTS, with full information, may be had at the Offices or Agencies. JAMES WATSON", - '• Mpiager. tEWNBtmaH",* December, 1888. london—18 Eng Wm, St., E.0, Glasgow—67 §#*Yinosiit Street. • • ^ . ' / CRANSTON & ElLXOms CHEAP DRAPERY tAREHO OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE, A. rflHE following Departments will be found rep>te,\vith everyjNovoJ^ iJL •'• ofthe Season, and in no previous year havj-thejäualitieB beerf as ^ad/1 oT|he prices so low, „ J-*"*^- 5 MILLINERY. " SHAWLS, DRESSES.. ^ , SILKS:* WINCEYS. y j/. _ PRINTS., ;föOSlEH#^jgV*^ G-XJOVES. RIBBONS. / .HABERDASHER SHEETINGS. J BED AND Tm^^mW ' LADIES' OUTFITTING. P(P^FSEE. " STEW MAGAZINE PEEL READY MONEY—FIXED PRICES. 4,7 NOBTH BEIDGE, EDINBURGH. Copyright © Anguline Research Archives, All Rights Reserved. These images are supplied for information and personal research only. No reproduction may be made for publication without prior permission of the copyright owner. • *• • ,»,' •*•»• - OPBBA4IONS;—The travellihgAgents Üellyer in the aggregate twothpusahd. lectures 1 annually, and -otherwise promote the, objects of the Association. qSjie- League >. - eifeiilalea yearly about twenty millions of pages of carefully prepared t'eiOP.eränce •literature/' -<•'r'r'''•'•'• f'">^' ' ' . ''V-''; PosiTioN.^T&e'LsAom5ha>ur>waraiof JjSeven Thousand Members and Adherents, "eaoh being an abstainer^ jrobscriljing Annually to the Funds. ' It, ha3 als'o ^o|x,* neoted with it about Four Hundred Total Abstinence Societies. • •"*-•• BOND OF UNION. That the League shall consist of sueh individuals as have already subscribed the •PledgeoT.aTotal A'bstinenee:Sooioty,'requiring them'neither'to take nor give Intoxicating Liquors, or have.adopted a Pledge to that effect,'"add who annually Subseribe to the. Pundsof the Loagu;e a sura, not loss than. Twa Shillings atid * Sixpence". Abstinence Societies may bo admitted to the League ,on; payment of an Annual •Subscription of "Ten: Shillings, and slialli be entitled to send -olid Representative to the] Annual Meötingj for everyTon Shillings thus contributed* RESOLUTIONS AjjfbTflb'AT TiirAttNttyL BUSINESS MisttTis'a ox. ^'R'^BA/jor;' . «V • HELD m Qtfä&qqw, MATT 5, 18ßß. , "" ' , ' , I. "That the Report and Abstract,of Treasurer's Accounts, published m'th'ö League Jmrnoi'o$Saturday,12rid |ilay, hoi adopted;"' ' , II. "That this meeting tenders to the Directors its warmest' thanks for the able and zealous manner In' which they have conducted the business of the Loqgüe qurjjnt the past year," ! : ! ' , ',.•'' III. ''That this meeting tendetsitsipnjial thanks to the gentlemeft who have, so ably represented kindred associations^ pis Anniversary, and expresses tke.greaf pleasure with ^hich It'has bjjnrd the gratifying accounts'qf/the j^g^gbf t|)W , 11 1 respective Assöctanoii9,'*1 ' " • ! ' ,' '"v. *"."'.'','.' ' ' ' ;'}' IV. ^Thatj'lhisraeettog tenders its, warmest thanks to the ministers "nfho have 30 kindly preabhod^ohipirarice^Sprmonff In connection with' tjie present Anniversary.'' V. " That this meeting, having regard to the Important Changes likely Sooato bo made In the iEleptpral System of Scotland,: and considering the, present Licence Law as in many respects very unsatisfactory^ recommends the Directors to adopt äpcli measures as to them may seem best for brjnging the defects and evils pf the present Lieonsipgiystetn fully before the country, and for preparing ana getting enacted «li; AmendedLÄWhderwUch theEkcise Licence for the Sale Of Beer shall be abol« ished; the present appeal from) $x$ Burgh Court to tho Court of Quarter ßesäiohs got aside; the full pöwef Secured to.aroajority of Rate-payers Jn any Ward, Parish, öi* other District, to, prevent any licence beipg granted or continued in their respective localities agalnät their formally expressed wish; the hOut for Closing all Licensor Places be made Ten instead of Eleven o'clock; the Grocer's Licence bo altered; oi' wholly abrogated; greater precautions bo taken against the soiling of intoxicating liquors to Notorious Drunkards, Persons Intoxicated, or Persons under 14 years of age, and such other improvements be made in the Law a£ may seem to the Directors desirable and practicable." , ' • • VI. " giupo the League steles the total prohibition'of the liquor traffic, and Is based on personal abstinence, and has this day passed a resolution, the leading principle of wlilqh, H to put the- whole powej? oyer the traffic into the bauds of tho poopta, the League will rejoice in the prosperity and success of all Bister societies who work for the same objects." , ( , j" >.-•: , VII. ".T.|mt the sympathy of thjameettng be conveyed tP,R« Smith, Esq., President, in his present illness, with an earnest wisli for his restoration to health andatrongth, and that ho may bo able, for many a day, to.f öialn biB position as President of tho League," VIII, "Tha,t t)ilt meeting, Impressed, with the importance and necessity pf special and direct c^'rt being made to enlist tho, sympathies' and services of young men in behalf of ÜJfltop""'"—" 1 *—1 '1" ~' ' '"'" " to arrange for r" aider the best r IX. " That the thanks of the meeting b'e tendered to the Chairman, for presiding." TWENTY-FOURTH, AJWÜAL REpORT. ' 3g