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THE POST-OFFICE GREENOCK DIRECTORY

FOR

1849-50.

.AN APPENDIX,

CONTAINING DIRECTOKY FOR GOUROCK AND ASHTON,

POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS, SHIPPING LISTS,

AND OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION. IP 8 8

GREENOCK: PRINTED BY JOSEPH BLAIR, 2, BROAD CLOSE, /^f 1849.

PRICE TWO SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE.

ADDEESS.

In perusing this New Directory for 1849-50, it will appear manifest that great exertions have been made, to render the work extensively useful, and deserving of Public patronage.

In lieu of the Almanac and Tide Table, a Classification of Trades and Professions has been given, which, it is hoped, from its being the first yet offered to the Inhabitants of Greenock, will give general satisfaction.

The Publishers gratefully acknowledge the general and extensive support that has attended their present effort ; and they trust that, by a continuance of a similar patronage, they will be enabled to publish annually. And while the posi- tion of the Publishers affords them the facility of procur- ing every species of information, calculated to be of local and general interest to the Public, they shall feel it to be their duty as well as their interest, in future editions, to admit of every susceptible improvement, and to render the work valu- able to all classes of the Town and neighbourhood,

CONTENTS.

Address. Table to calculate Wages and other Payments. Calendar. Stamp Duties. Table shewing the days on which the Mail Packets leave Liverpool and America respectively. Table of the route of Steam Packets via Marseilles. Page. Names too late for insertion, •• ... ••• •• H" 5 Post- Office Directory, ...... "• * Street Directory, ...... ••• ••• Trades -and Professions, ••• ••• 117-156

APPENDIX.

Adjuster of Imperial Weights and Measures, *•• 47 Advertisements, (see end of appendix,) ... ••• ^ ' °^~4 Banking Houses, ...... ••• -•• 54 Burgh and Police Court, ...... ••• ••• u Carriers, •• ...... ••• ••• ' Cartsdyke Mechanics' Libi'ary,." ••• ••• ••• 50 Charity School, 50 _ m Churches, Ministers, and Presbyteries, ... ••• 59-6o Clyde Shipping Company's Towing Vessels, ... 74 ••• 57 Commissioners of Supply for Lower. Ward, ... . Commissioners on the Harbours, Commissary Court, ...... •;' 54 71-4 Conveyances, ... ••• ...... > Courts, 54-5 Customhouse, ...... ••« ••• 51

Deep Sea Pilots, (licensed,) ••• ' •• ...... 78 Directory for Gourock and Ashton, ... ••• 1-10 Engines for extinguishing Fire, ...... ••• 4S 72 Ferry Boats, ...... • •» •• ••• Fishery Office, ...... - ••• 52 Form of proceeding in the recovery of Small Debts, .... 55 Glasgow, Paisley and Greenock Railway, ••• ... 58

Glasgow and Greenock Towing Co ., ... ••• ... 74 Greenock Cemetery, ...... ••• 48 Greenock Coffee-Room, ...... ••• ••• ••• 50 Greenock Exchange Buildings and Assembly Rooms, 50 Greenock Library, •• ... ••• ••• ••• 49 Greenock Mechanics' Institution, ••• ••• •• 49 Greenock Parochial Board, ...... -•'•• «•» 31 '•' -48 Greenock Prison, ... •*•'*• ••« ... CONTENTS.

Greenock Shipping List, •• ...... 74-8

Harbour Police, ... ••• ...... 48 Harbour Trustees ...... 47 Harbour Rates on the Shipping, ... 78 Income Tax Commissioners, • •• ...... 56 Infirmary, 49 Inland Revenue Office, (late Excise,) ...... ••• 52 Inland Revenue Office, (Stamps and Taxes,) ... 52 Justice of the Peace Court, ••• ...... 54 Lieutenancy of Renfrewshire, ... „. ... 56 Lighters carrying Goods between Glasgow and

Greenock daily, ...... 73 Lower Ward Committee of Renfrewshire Prison Board, 48

Lunatic Asylum, Hill-end, ...... 49 Magistrates and Town Council, ••• ...... 46 Markets, ... 48 Merchant Seamen's Fund, ••• ••• ... •• 51 Mills on the Shaws Water Falls, 71 Omnibuses, ...... ••• ...... 71 Parliamentary and Municipal Boundaries, ...... 45 Porters and Barrowmen, ••• .,. ••• ... 84 Post-Office, 11-44 Public Offices, 57-8 Quarter Sessions, •• ...... ••• 54 Regulations for Porters and Barrowmen 83 Regulations for Steam Vessels, 81

Sailing Vessels, ...... • •• ... 72 Schools and Teachers, ...... QQ

Shaws Water Joint Stock Company, ... 50 Sheriff Court, ••• 55 Sheriff Small Debt Court, — ••• 55 Societies, ...... ••• ••.- ••• 67-70 Steam Vessels, ••• ••• 72 Town Police, ... •• 47 Trustees on the Harbours, ••• ... ••• ... 47

• Water Commissioners, •• ...... • 47 Water Trustees, 47 Writers, ...... — ••- 57 ADVERTISEMENTS.

Thomas Shirley, earthenware manufacturer. George Douglas, jeweller, watchmaker and engraver. Malcolm Keith & Co., tailors and clothiers. Alexander M'Master, tailor. John Browning, clothier and tailor. James Montigue, tailor and clothier. Stevenson & Co., drapers and clothiers. John Lawson & Sons, nurserymen, seedsmen, and florists. John Hendry, measurer. CONTENTS.

Peter Donnelly, tailor and clothier. William Innes, bookseller;, stationer, &e. James MacFarian, hat manufacturer. Douglas Brymner, coal agent. William B. Seal, Clown Tavern. Peter Fislcen, wine, spirit, and tea merchant. W. & J. Thorburn, coach-makers. John C. Douglas, clothier, hatter and outfitter. Peter Miller, Gardeners' Arms Inn. M. Burns, coal agent. Joseph Blair, printer. James Gallacher, fruiterer and poulterer. Gatenby's Hair Cutting Establishment. D. M'Farlane, coach proprietor. R. & C. Doig's Hair-cutting and Dressing Establishment, James Alexander, chemist and druggist, John Cameron, auctioneer and appraiser. John Richmond, boot and shoe manufacturer. Archibald Wright, baker. William Wallace, wine and spirit merchant. Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock Railway. Greenock Gas Works. Adam Patrick, boot and shoemaker. Scott & Anderson, silk mercers and drapers. John Lennox, bookseller, stationer, &c. William Gatenby, manufacturing perfumer and chemist.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Phoenix Fire Office. Insurance Company of Scotland. Alliance Assurance Company. United Kingdom Temperance and General Provident Institution Globe Insurance Company. Royal Insurauce Company. Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Society. London Assurance Corporation. Life Association of Scotland. Northern Assurance Company. North of England Insurance Company. Defender Fire and Life Insurance Company. Norwich Union Life Insurance Society. National Fire and Life Insurance Company of Scotland. Scottish Widows' Fund Life Assurance. Scottish Union Fire and Life Insurance Company. Scottish Provident Institution. Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society. West of England Fire and Life Insurance Company. A TABLE TO CALCULATE WAGES AND OTHER PAYMENTS.

£ Month. Week. D ay. A onth. Week. Day.

L. L. s. d. L. s. d. 8. d. L. L. s. d. L. s. d. s. d.

1 I 8 41 Of 16 1 6 8 6 11 10* 2 3 4 n li 17 1 8 4 6 61 111 3 5 1 it 2 18 1 10 6 101 111 4 6 8 1 6i 21 19 1 11 8 7 31 i oi 5 8 4 1 11 H 20 1 13 4 7 8 i H 6 10 2 §4 4 30 2 10 11 6 l 71

7 11 8 2 81 4a 40 3 6 8 15 4 2 21 8 13 4 3 01 51 50 4 3 4 19 21 2 9 15 3 51 6 60 5 1 3 01 3 31 10 16 8 3 10 6i 70 5 16 8 1 6 101 3 10 1! 18 4 4 21 71 80 6 13 4 1 10 8± 4 41 90 10 1 14 6i 4 111 12 1 4 u 8 7 13 I 1 8 4 11* 84 100 8 6 8 1 18 41 5 51 .14 1 3 4 5 41 9* 300 25 5 15 Of 16 51 15 1 5 5 9 91 5G0 41 13 8 9 11 91 27 41

If the Sum be Guineas, not F minds, for each Guinea, add a Penny to each Month, or a Farthing to each Week. CALENDAR.

July, 1849. January, 1850. Sunday, 1 8 15 22 29 Sunday, 6 13 20 27 Monday, 2 9 16 23 30 Monday, 7 14 21 28 Tuesday, 3 10 17 24 31 Tuesday, 1 8 15 22 29 Wednesday, 4 11 18 25 Wednesday, 2 9 16 23 30 Thursday, 5 12 19 26 Thursday, 3 10 17 24 31 Friday, " 6 13 20 27 Friday, 4 11 18 25 Saturday, 7 14 21 28 Saturday, 5 12 19 26 August. February. Sunday, 5 12 19 26 Sunday, 3 10 17 24 Monday, 6 13 20 27 Monday, 4 11 18 25 Tuesday, 7 14 21 28 Tuesday, 5 12 19 26 Wednesday, 1 8 15 22 29 Wednesday, 6 13 20 27 Thursday, 2 9 16 23 30 Thursday, 7 14 21 28 Friday. 3 10 17 24 31 Friday, 1 8 15 22 Saturday, 4 11 18 25 Saturday, 2 9 16 23 September. March. Sunday, 2 9 16 23 30 Sunday, 3 10 17 24 31 Monday, 3 10 17 24 Monday, 4 11 18 25 Tuesday, 4 11 18 25 Tuesday, 5 12 19 26 Wednesday, 5 12 19 26 Wednesday, 6 13 20 27 Thursday, 6 13 20 27 Thursday,' 7 14 21 28 ' Friday, 7 14 21 28 Friday, ' 1 8 15 22 29 Saturday, 1 8 15 22 29 Saturday, 2 9 16 23 30 October. April. Sunday, 7 14 21 28 Sunday, 7 14 21 28 1

Monday, 1 8 15 22 29 Monday, 1 8 15 22 29 Tuesday, 2 9 16 23 30 Tuesday, 2 9.16 23 30 Wednesday, 3 10 17 24 31 Wednesday, 3 10 17 24 Thursday, 4 11 18 25 Thursday," 4 11 18 25 Friday, 5 12 19 26 Friday, ' 5 12 19 26 Saturday, 6 13 20 27 Saturday, 6 13 20 27 November. May. Sunday, 4 11 18 25 Sunday, 5 12 19 20 Monday, 5 12 19 26 Monday, 6 13 20 27 Tuesday. 6 13 20 27 Tuesday, 7 14 21 28

Wednesday, 7 14 21 28 Wednesday, 1 8 15 22 29 Thursday,' 1 8 15 22 29 Thursday, 2 9 16 23 30 Friday, 2 9 16 23 30 Friday, 3 10 17 24 31 Saturday, 3 10 17 24 Saturday, 4 11 18 25 December. June. Sunday, 2 9 16 23 30 Sunday, 2 9 16 23 30 Monday, 3 10 17 24 31 Monday, 3 10 17 24 Tuesday, 4 11 18 25 Tuesday, 4 11.18 25 Wednesday, 5 12 19 26 Wednesday, 5 12 19 26 Thursday, 6 13 20 27 Thursday, 6 13 20 27 Friday, 7 14 21 28 Friday, ' 7 14 21 28 Saturday, 1 8 15 22 29 Saturday, 1 8 15 22 29

N.B—Bank Holidays, 25tli Decembe r, 1 st January, and 24th May. When these days fall on a Sunday, 'the fol. owing Monday is kept as a Holiday. —. -

Table showing the Days upon which the Mail Packets will leave Liverpool and America respectively, and the Days when the Vessels will he due at the Several Ports, from June till Decemher inclusive.

For Vessels due at From From From Due at Liverpool America. Liverpoo' N.York Boston N. York. Boston. N.York Boston

June 2 N.York Jurje 19 June 6 Boston June 20 ***** 9 Boston June 25 ***** 13 N.York 28 16 N.York July 3 ***** 20 Boston July 4 ™~ 23 Boston July 9 ***** 27 N. York 12 ***** 30 N.York 17 July 4 Boston 18 July 7 Boston 23 11 N.York ***** 26 14 N. York 31 18 Boston Aug. 1 21 Boston Ausr. 6 ***** 25 N.York ***** 9 15 „ . 28 N.York Aug. 14 Aug. 1 Boston Aug. 4 Boston — 20 ***** 8 N.York 11 N.York 23 15 Boston ***** 29 ***** 18 Boston Sept. 3 ***** 22 N.York Sept. 6 25 N.York Sept. 11 29 Boston *.—. 15 ?ept. 1 Boston 17 Sept. 5 N.York 20 8 N.Yoik — 25 — 12 Boston 26 15 Boston Oct. 1 19 N.York Oct. 4

***** 22 N.York Oct. 9 i „ 26 Boston ***** 10 ~~*. 29 Boston ***** 15 Oct 3 N.York lb Oct. 6 N.York — 23 — 10 Boston 24 13 Boston 29 17 N.York Nov. 1 ***** _vJW 20 N.York Nov. fi ***** 24 Boston 7

«W« 27 Boston Nov. 12 ***** 31 N.York —. 15 Nov. 3 N.York — 20 Nov. 7 Boston ***** 21 10 Boston 26 14 N.York ***** 29

mrvtfM 17 N.York Dec. 4 ***** 21 Boston Dec. 5 «*« 2-i Boston Dec. 10 ***** 28 N.York „~ 13

Dec. 1 N.Yotk ***** 18 Dec. 5 Boston 19

-W#WWI 15 Boston 1850. ***** 31 ***** 12 N. York 1850. 27 ***** US N.York Jan. 15 ***** 19 Boston Jan. 2 26 N.York 10

Table of the Route of the French Steam Packets from Marseilles ; Time occupied during the Voyage, and Time of Stopping at each Place, from Marseilles to Alexandria.

TimeofVoyage Stop. ROUTE. Days. Hours. Days. Hours.

From Marseilles to Leghorn, ***** ***** 1 10 7 .... 2 8 „ ,, Civitta Vecchia, 2 „ „ Naples, ***** ***** 2 23 6 22 1 „ ,, Malta, — — — 4 „ „ Syra, .— ~-~ 8 12 ***** ***** 10 14 ,, „ Athens, 8 ***** 21 1 ,, ,, Smyrna, 8 „ „ Constantinople, ***** *****' 10 13 I 15

*. . 16 I 18 „ ,, Alexandria', — ~— 10

From Alexandria to Syra, ***** *.— ***** 2 16 12 ***** 2 14 „ ,, Athens, 3 ***** *•!•* 3 13 1 ,, „ Smyrna, ***** ***.. 5 5 1 15 ,, ,, Constantinople, „ „ Malt*, ***** ***** ***** 5 18 7 17 6 „ „ Civitta Vecchia, ***** 8 14 6

. ~ „ ,, Leghorn, ~— 9 16 „ ,, Marseilles, — ***** 10 16 '

STAMP DUTIES.

BILLS, PROMISSORY NOTES, &C. Not exceeding 2 Exceeding 2 On demand or after date. Months' date or Months date 60 days' sight. or 60 d. sight. For L.2 and not above L.5 L.O 1 L.O 1 Above 5 5 20 1 6 2 Above 20 30 2 2 6 Above 30 50 2 6 3 6 Above 50 100 3 6 4- 6 Above 100 200 4 6 5 Above 200 300 5 6 6 Above 300 500 6 8 6 Above 500 1000 8 6 12 6 Above 1000 2000 12 6 15 Above 2000 3000 15 1 5 Above 3000 1 5 1 10 O FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE. For any sum Above Not above Above not above L.100 L.1000 L.2000 7 L.100 200 2000 3000 10 200 500 3000 15 500 1000 Every Bill of each Set pays.

Foreign Bills of Exchange, or Bills of Exchange drawn in> but payable out of, Great Britain, if drawn singly, and not in set, are subject to the same duty as an Inland Bill of the same amount and tenor. RECEIPTS.

For And under s. d. For And under s. d. L.5 L.10 3 L.300 L.500 5 10 20 6 500 1000 7 6 20 50 1 1000 and upwards 10 50 100 1 6 In full of all demands 10 100. 200 2 6 Receiver of Money pays 200 300 4 Stamp.

''';' POLICIES OF SEA INSURANCE.

When the premium shall not exceed 10s. per c. L.O 3 Where it exceeds 10s. and shall not ex. 20s. — 6 20s. — 30s. — 1 30s. — 40s. — 2 40s. _ 50s. — 3 50s. - - 4 xu. STAMP DUTIES.

TIME INSURANCES.

When the period shall not exceed Six Calendar .

cent. . . Months, per . .026 Exceeding Calendar Months, . Six . .040 Agreements, not above 1080 words, and without a Claim of Registration, 2s. 6d.

personal bonds and mortgages.

Above Not Exceedin i Above Not exceeding

L.50, L.l L.2000 . L.3000 L.7

L.50 . 100, 1 10s. 3000 4000 8

100 . 200, 2 4000 5000 9

200 . 300, 3 5000 10,000 12

300 . 500, 4 10,000 15,000 15

500 . 1000, 5 15,000 20,000 20

1000 . 2000, 6 20,000 . 25 Progressive Duty, 25s.—Mortgages, same Duty as Bonds.

Bills of Lading, 6d.

PROTESTS.

Not amounting to L.20, 2s. L.500, or upwards, . 10s.

L.20 and under 100, 3s. Any other kind 5s. ; and for 100 „ 500, 5s. every additional sheet, 5s,

Debentures, if not above L.100, 5s —Above L.100, and not above L.200, 10s.—Above L.200, and not above L.500, 20s.— Above L.500, 40s.

Decree Arbitral, 1080 words, L.l 15s. —And for every en- tire quantity of 1080 words additional, 25s.

APPRAISEMENTS.

For any sum not above L.50, 2s. 6d. Exceeding L.50, and not above L.100, 5s. Od. — 100, — 200, 10s. Od. — 200, — 500, 15s. Od. — 500 20s. Od.

Charter- Party, L.O 5s.

Power of Attorney, or Commission or Factory, L.l 10s. And for every 1080 words, L.l. STREET DIRECTORY.

To avoid jostling in meeting—Passengers should observe the general rule, "keep to the right," that is, allow those you meet to pass on your left baud*

Abbotsford place, Roxburgh street Ann street, from Bueeleueh street, southward to Cotton mill Antigua street, from Bojrle street, running southwards Ardgowan street, from Nelson street to Bedford street Ardgowan street (Glebe), from Crawfurd street to Clarence street Ardgowan square, Union street Argyle street, from West Blackball street to George square Arthur street, from St. Lawrence street to Cartsburn street Bank street, from Cathcart square to Dempster street Bakers street, from Drumfocher road to Dellingburn square Bearhope street, from Roxburgh street to Tobago street Bedford street, from Newark street to Glen Bell entry, from Dalrymple street to West breast Belville place, head of Ratho street, westward Blackball street (East), from Rue end street to Deer park Blackball street {West), from Hamilton street to Grey place Bogle street, from Rue end street to East Regent street Boyd place, 20 and 21 West Blackball street Boyd street, from Ker street to Clarence street Breast (East), from East Quay lane to foot of William street Breast (West), continuation of East Breast to West Quay Brisbane street, from Nelson street to Bedford street Broad close, from Cathcart street to Shaw street Brougham street, from Grey place westward to Jardine'sburn Bruce street, from Innerkip street to Roxburgh street Buchanan's close, 6 Dalrvmple street Buccleuch street, from Vennel to Ann street Campbell street, from Clyde crescent to old Lime quarry Captain street, from Sir Michael street to Wellington street Carnock street, from St. Andrew square to Dellingburn street Cartsburn street, from Rue end street to Upper lngleston c STREET DIRECTORY;

Cathcart square, head of Hamilton, William, and Cathcart streets Cathcart street, from Cathcart square to East India breast Church place, from Cathcart square to Market street Chapel street, from Bogle street to Dellingbufn street Clarence street, from Roslin street to Old West Manse Charles street, from Vennel to Dalrjmple street Clyde crescent, from East Clyde street to Forsyth street Cowgate street, from Vennel to Market street Crawfurd street (East), head of Ratho street southward Crawfurd street (West), from Charles street to Boyd street Cross- shore street, from Cathcart street to Mid breast Customhouse place, back of Customhouse, and foot of East Quay lane Dalrymple street, from Shaw street to Nicholson street Dellingburn street, from Rue-end street to Baker street Dellingburn square, foot of Baker street Dempster street, from Bank street running westward Dock breast, from Customhouse place to East India breast Donald's court, near East India breast, east end of Cathcart street Drummer's close, 4 Dalrymple street Drumfochar road, from Baker street to Drumfochar Duncan street, from Roxburgh street to East Shaw street East Clyde street, from Ropework street to Clyde crescent East India breast, from Dock breast to East India Quay East India Quay, from Rue-end street to East Harbour East Quay lane, from Cathcart street to East breast Eldon street, from Jardine's burn, running westward t© Gourock road Factory lane, from Kirk street to Ropework street Finnart street, from Nelson street to Bedford street Forsyth street, from Clyde crescent to Finnart Fox street, from Seafield to Finnart road Garvel park, East Hamilton street George square, head of Kilblain street Grey place, West Blackball street Hamilton street, from Cathcart square to West Blackhall street Hamilton street (East), from Main street, Crawfordsdyke, to Port- Glasgow road Harvie lane, from Hamilton street to Dalrymple street Highland close, from Cathcart street to Shaw street Hillend street, from Thomas street to Belville place Holmscroft street, from Williamson street to Trafalgar street Hope place, Lyle street Houston street, from West Stewart street to Campbell street Hyde park, Belville place Ingleston (Upper), at head of Cartsburn street _

STREET DIRECTORY,

Innerkip street, from Vennel to Williamson street Jamaica street, from West Blackball street to Union street Jane place, north and south side of Thomas street John street, from S tanners street to St. Lawrence street Johnstone street, from Union street to West Clyde street Kelly street, from West Stewart street to Ford Ker street, from West Blackhall street to Boyd street Kilblain street, from Venuel to George square Kirk street, from Roslin street to West Church burying- ground Laird street, from West Blackhall street to West burying- ground Lindsay's lane, from West Quay lane to Vennel Longwell close, from 5 Cathcart street to Shaw street Lyle street, from Lynedoch street running eastwards Lynedoch street, from Waterloo place to Drumfocher road Macknight street, continuation of St. Lawrence street from Ratho street Madeira street, from Brisbane street to Eldon street Main street, Crawfordsdyke. from Rue-end street to East Hamilton street Manse lane, from Hamilton street to Market street Mansion-house lane, from Cathcart street to Lynedoch street Margaret street, from Seafield to Union street Market street, from Church place to Tobago street Maxwell street, from Newark street to Eldon street Mearns street, from Regent street to Dempster street Melville court, 17 Hamilton street Mount lane, from Regent street to Wellington street Mount Pleasant street, west end of Innerkip street, southward Nelson street, from George square to Braohelston toll Nelson street (Glebe), from Crawfurd street to Clarence street New Dock lane, from East Quay lane to Dock breast Newark street, from Jardine's burn to Drums brae Nicholson street, from Nelson street to Ropework street Open shore, from Shaw street to New Dock head Patrick street, from Finnart street to West Clyde street Port-Glasgow road, from East Hamilton street to Port^Glas- gow Prince's street, from Innerkip street to Nelson street Ratho street, from East Hamilton street to Belville place Regent street (West), from Ann street to Bank street Regent street (East), from Bank street to Dellingburn street Robertson street, from Brougham street to Finnart street Ropework street, from Dalrjmple street to Clyde street Roslin street, from Crawfurd street to Clarence street Roxburgh street, from Bank street to Innerkip street StREET DIRECTORY.

Rue-end street, from Cathcart street to Cartsburn bi'idge St. Andrew street, from Rue-end street southward St. Andrew square, from Springkell street to Carnock street St. Lawrence street, from John street to Ratho street Salmon street, north-west side of Innerkip street (No. 48,) Shannon's close, from Shaw street to East breast Shaw place, from Bank street to East Shaw street Shaw street, from Dalrjmple street to Rue-end street Shaw street (East), from Innerkip street to Ann street Shaw street (West), from Nelson street to Innerkip street Sir Michael Street, from Vennel to Captain street Smith's lane, from Watson's lane to Market street Springkell street, from Cartsburn to St. Andrew square Stanners street, from Main st. Cartsdjke, to John st. Steamboat Quay, east and west of Customhouse and Excise buildings Stewart street (East), from Rue-end st. to Iron foundry Stewart street (West), from West-burn st. to Houston st. Sugarhouse lane, from Vermel to Dalrjmple st. Tajlor's close, from Hamilton street to Dalrjmple st. Thomas street, from E ist Hamilton street, westward Tobago street, from Innerkip street to Market street Trafalgar street, from Shaw place to Roxburgh st. Under crescent, from John street to St. Lawrence st. Union court, 2i Dalrjmple street Union street, from George square to Newark street Vennel, from Innerkip street to West breast Virginia street, from Chapel street to East India breast Waterloo place, west of Mansion-house Watt street, from Nelson street to Kelly street Watt place, south side of Cathcart street Watson's lane, from Hamilton street to Vennel Wellington court, 4 Cathcart square Wellington street, from Williamson street to Ann st. West-burn street, from Kilblain st. to Dalrjmple st. West Cljde st., from Cljde crescent to Whiteforeland point West Quaj lane, from Dalrjmple st. to West quay West Quay, from foot of West quaj lane eastward William street, from Cathcart sq. to East and West breast Williamson street, from head of Innerkip street, southward Whiteforeland point, near the Batterj York street, from Crawfurd street to Clarence street POST-OFFICE DIRECTORY.

ADAM, Archibald, feuar, 4 Shaw place Adam, David, sawyer, 13 Arthur street Adam, Archibald, jun., merchant and shipowner, 5 Shaw place Adam, Donald, smith, 3 East Stewart street Adam, George, wood measurer, 4 East India Breast. House 3 Shaw place Adam, James, smith, 72 Roxburgh street Adam, Robert, carpenter, 15 John street Adam, Robert, mason, 21 Regent street Adam, William, mason, 11 Bearhope street Adam, Miss II., grocer, 69 Ann street Adam, Mrs, sick nurse, 50 Shaw street ADAMS, William D., saddler, 38 Cathcart street. House Hope place, Lyle street Adams, Mrs John, saddler, 38 Cathcart street. House, Hope place, Lyle street Adams, Mrs Richard, George and Dragon Inn, 36 East Ha- milton street Adams, William, deep-sea pilot, Commercial Hotel, 9 East Quay lane Adams, William, tailor, 1 Union court ADAMSON, William, boot and shoe shop, 7 West breast ADGIE, John, panman, 22 Baker street

ADVERTISE ft. Office, Greenock, 2 Bank street AGNEW, Alexander, joiner and house factor, 17 Cross-shore street. House, Mount park Agnew, Alexander, joiner, 6 West Quay lane Agnew, James, wine and spirit merchant, 64 Rue-end street AIRD, John, smith, 67 Nicholson street AITKEN, James, joiner, 18 Tobago street Aitken, John, of W. & J. Aitken. House, 4 West Blackball street Aitken, J. & J. hosiers, 16 West Burn street c2 DIRECTORY.

Aitken, Robert, candle manufacturer, 35 Charles street.

House, 1 i Sugarhouse lane Aitken, Thomas, wood measurer, 10 Shaw place Aitken, W. & J., millwrights, 4 West Blackhall street Aitken, Miss Janet, dressmaker, 59 West Blackhall street Aitken, Mrs. Peter, feuar, 2 Trafalgar street Aitken, Mrs. Jolin, 59 West Blackball street ALEXANDER, Angus, sailmaker, I Lyle street Alexander, Francis, painter, 14 William street Alexander, James, caiman, 4 Laird street Alexander, James, agent and commission merchant, 7 Unios court, 25 Dalrymple street. House, 8 Argyle street Alexander, James, druggist, 5 West Blackhall street. House,

Thomson

Allan, Robert, keeper of Assembly-rooms and St. James' Club. House, 53 Shaw street Allan, Mrs. George, 24 Kegent street Allan, Mrs. Jacob, feuar, 7 Antigua street Allan, Mrs. John, 49 Kegent street Allan, Mrs., feuar and spirit dealer, 42 Innerkip street Allan, Mrs., lodgings, Bank street ALLEN, James, harbour master, 4 East Blackball street ALLISON. John, mason, 11 Bearhope street Allison, John, labourer, 11 Highland close Allison, Robert, mason, 42 Sir Michael street Allison, Stewart, joiner, 34 Crawfurd street- House, 54 In- nerkip street Allison, William, builder, Broomhill cottage, Drumfochar road Allison, William, feuar, 52 West Stewart street Allison, William, wine and spirit merchant, 19 Vennel. House, 32 Ann street Allison, Mrs. Alex., 4 Eldon street Allison, Miss Janet, 20 Innerkip street Allison, Mrs,, 15 Bearhope street Allison, Mrs., feuar, 32 Bearhope street Allison, Mrs., lodgings, 54 Innerkip street AMOS, Mrs, 22 West Blackball street ANDEUSON, Alexander, late of Excise, 10 Watt street Anderson, Alexander, grocer, 32 Hamilton street Anderson, Alexander, of A. db T. Anderson. House, Car- michael's land. Bank top Anderson, Alexander, engineer, 7 Bruce street Anderson, Andrew, agent for Union Bank of Scotland. Houbo, 9 George square

Anderson, A. «fc T., sugar refiners, Baker street and Delling- burn square Anderson, Daniel, joiner, 43 Innerkip street Anderson, I>avid, engineer, 7 West breast Anderson, George, confectioner, 44 Hamilton street Anderson, Hugh, hosiery, glove and trimming warehouse, 30 Hamilton street Anderson, Hugh, shipmaster, 1 Ljle street Anderson, James, late cooper, 1 West burn street Anderson, James, shopman, 12 West burn street Anderson, James, mariner, 2 Watson's lane Anderson, James, surgeon, 63 Rue-end street Anderson, John, accountant to G. P. and G. Railway Co. House, 17 West Regent street Anderson, John, smith, 10 High vennel. House, do. Anderson, John, joiner, 4 East Stewart street Anderson, John, house joiner, 3 John street. House, do^> Anderson, John, carpenter, 18 Arthur street 8 DIRECTORY.

Anderson, John, engineer, 11 St. Andrew street Anderson, John, carpenter, I Bell entry Anderson, N.-, grocer, 43 Innerkip street Anderson, Thomas, slater and slate merchant, 7 East India breast. Office, 16 Dellingburn street. House, i4 Patrick street Anderson, William, wholesale and retail grocer, 45 Cathcart street, 26 Vennel, and 45 Shaw street. House, 46 Cathcart street Anderson, William, carpenter, 6 Under crescent Anderson, Miss, feuar, 44 Nicholson street Anderson, Miss E., milliner, 1 West Eurn street Anderson, Mrs. Daniel, 43 Innerkip street Anderson, Mrs. John, feuar, 2 St. Andrew street Anderson, Mrs. J., lodgings, 21 Kiiblain street Anderson, Mrs., lodgings, 5 Market street Anderson, Mrs., 5 Watson's lane Anderson, Mis., lodgings, 9 East Quay lane Anderson, Mrs. Thomas, 6 Lyle street Anderson, Mrs., lodgings, 7 Cartsburn street Anderson, Mrs. Robert, feuar, 2 John street ANDREW, James, 4 Bearhope street Andrew, John, hair cutter and perfumer, 70 West Blackball street. House, 8 Argyle street Andrew, John, carter, 16 Hamilton street. House, do. Andrew, Robert, baker, 22 Ann street Andrew, Robert, carpenter, 12 Vennel Andrew, William, baker, 2 Nicholson street. House, 45 do. ANGUS, Duncan, painter, 18 Tobago street Angus, George, engineer, Hillhead, Ingleston Angus, James, gardener, 92 East Hamilton street Angus, John, tailor, 3 West Shaw street Angus, Robert, of Ewing, Angus & Co. House, 63 Brougham

APOTHECARIES' HALL (Greenock), 35 Hamilton street Apothecaries' Hall (New), 41 Hamilton street APPLEBY, Edward, rigger, I William street ARBUCKLE, G. & M., fleshers, 8 West Blackball street Arbuckle, George, of G. & M. House, 12 Clarence street Arbuckle, James, &d Co., tanners, Cartsburn and Stanners streets Arbuckle, James, of James Arbuckle & Co. House, 11 East Blackhall street Arbuckle, J., spirit dealer, 11 Shaw street Arbuckle, Matthew, of G. & M. Arbuckle. House, Allison's land, Kelly street ARBUTHNOT, Mrs. Robert, fle'sher, 74 Main street, Carts- dyke DIRECTOR?.

ARCHIBALD, Alexander, skipper, 6 Lyle street Archibald, John, carpenter, 57 Rue-end street Archibald, Mrs. William, 4 Nicholson street Archibald, William, upholsterer and paper hanger, 73 West Blackball street ARGRIEVES, Thomas, potter, Clyde pottery, Port-Glas- gow road ARKLEY, Arthur, tide-waiter, 3 Lyle street Arkley, Arthur, cooper, 5w Regent street Arkley, Miss, 7 Hamilton street Arkley, Misses, straw hat makers, 30 West Stewart street Arkley, Mrs., lodgings, 67 Ann street ARMITAGE, William, wool-sorter, 22 Ann street ARMOUR, Alexander, shoemaker, 16 Innerkip street Armour, Duncan, shoemaker, 5 Charles street Armour, George, grocer, 25 Dalrymple street Armour, George, shoemaker, 33 Charles street Armour, John, ship joiner, 8 Ardgowan street, Glebe Armour, William, sawyer, Nelson street ARMSTRONG, James, engineer, 22 Arthur street ARROL, Mrs., grocer, 16 Main street, Cartsdyke Arrol, Mrs., lodgings, 17 Cathcart street

Arrol, Robert, shipmaster, 1 Kelly street ARTHUR, John, carpenter, 25 St. Lawrence street Arthur, John* carpenter. 56 Main street, Cartsdyke Arthur, Mrs., lodgings, 5 Delliugbiirn street Arthur, Robert, carpenter, 16 High street, Cartsdyke Arthur, Thomas, manager of Poynter's works, Baker street Arthur, William, carter, 11 Watt street ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 44 Cathcart street ATHOL. John, moulder, 45 Main street. Cartsdyke

ATKINS, Mrs. Thomas, mangier, 6 5 West Blackball street ATKINSON, John, coachman, 63 West Blackball street AULD, Charles, physician, 3 Houston street Auld, Hamilton, shipmaster, 69 Roxburgh street Auld, Rev. William, 11 Trafalgar street Auld, Robert, mariner, 25 Market street AYMERS, Thomas, shipmaster, 7 Lynedoch street B

BADDELY, George, potter, Ladyburn, Port-Glasgow road BAILLIE, Charles, slater, 26 Veiinel Baillie, James, tailor and broker, 53 Vennel BAIN, Daniel, hat manufacturer, 8 William street Bain, George, market gardener, 31 Regent street Bain, James, cowfeeder, 45, Main street, Cartsdyke Bain, John, flesher, 32, East Shaw street Baiu, John, cooper, 9 Factory lan,e 10 DIRECTORY.

Bain, Thomas, sawyer, 23 St Lawrence street Bain, Mrs., 5 Broad Close Bain, Mrs., 22 Sir Michael Street BAINE & Johnstone, merchants, 3 West Blackhall street Baine, Walter, of Buine & Johnstone. Ho. 10 George sq. Baine, William, foreman ropemaker, 68 Nicholson street BAIRD, John J., of Robert Baird & Son. House, Ann street Baine, Robert, agent for Bank of Scotland. House, 2 Nelson street Baird, James, wood merchant, saw mill, Clarence street. Ho. 1 West Burn Street Baird, Robert A., bookseller and stationer, 53 Cathcart st. House, Ann street Baird, Robert W„ painter, 13, Clarence street Baird, Robert & Co., painters, 11, West breast Baird, Robert & Son, iron, coal and lime merchants, 1 and 3 Rue-end street Baird, William, of Robert Baird & Son. House, 25 Patrick street Baird, William, grocer, 67 West Blackhall st. BAKERS' House of Call, 32 Market Street Bakers' Society Flour Mills, 20 Baker street BALDERSTON, David, merchant and shipowner, 8 Regent street Balderston, David, shipmaster, 7 Captain street BALFOUR, John, smith, 6 Under crescent Balfour, William, 59 Ann street

Balfour, M rs , cowfeeder, head of Captain street BALLANTINE, James, of Greenock Distillery Co. House, 5 Houston street BALLOC H, John, spirit dealer, 4 Mid breast BANK of Scotland, 54 Cathcart street BANKS, John, joiner, 49 Innerkip street

Banks, Joseph, seaman, 50 East Regent street ._ Banks, Mrs. John, milliner, 49 Innerkip street. BAMBOROUGH, James, carpenter, 29 Market street BANNATYNE, James, fish curer, 12 Brougham street Bannatyne, Peter, carpenter, 7 Hamilton street Bannatyne, Robert, spirit dealer, 2 Ropework street Bannatyne, Miss, 10 Margaret street BAPTIST Chapel, 7 West Burn Street Baptist Chapel, 3 Sir Michael street BARBOUR, Archibald, boatman, 7 West breast Barbour, James, at R. Houston's Mill. 4 Wellington street Barbour, William, farmer, High Murdiston Barbour, Mrs. Ephraim, feuar, 5 Bearhope street BARCLAY, Alexander, cooper, 9 West Stewart street Barclay, Benjamin, joiner, 12 St. Andrew street Barclay, John, grocer and shoemaker, 50 Innerkip street DIRECTORY. ]\

Barclay, Robert, smith, 14 St. Andrew street Barclay, William, ropemaker, 4 Bearhope street Barclay, Mrs. Alex., clothes dresser, 31, Vennel Barclay, Mrs. G. 29 Ann Street Barclay, Mrs, 35, East Shaw street BARN IS H, John, killman, Clyde Pottery, Port- Glasgow road BARR, Alexander,, smith, 1 West Shaw street Barr, Alexander, brassfounder, 12 Lyndoch street Barr, Charles, smith, 17 Stanners street Barr, James, cooper, 22 Hamilton street. Houso, 35 Sir Michael street Barr, James, farmer, East Berry-yards Barr, James, sawyer, 71 Main street, Cartsdyke Barr, James, gardener, Watt street Barr, John, coach painter, 3 Cathcart street Barr, John, gardener, 11 Jamaica street Barr, Robert, brass-finisher, 11 John street Barr, Robert, spirit dealer and potato merchant, 1 East In- dia breast Barr, William, shipmaster, 2 East Stewart street BARRET, Rev. Isaac, 24 Kelly street BARRIE, John, boatman, 12 Lyndoch street Barrie, John, Railway Hotel, 46 Cathcart Street BARWICK, Henry, spirit merchant, 31 Sugarhouse lane BATES, Walter, manager locomotive department, Railway. House, 73 Roxburgh street BATHGATE, Charles, labourer, 6 Charles street BAT TERSBY, Charles, agent, 4 East Blackhall street BATTY, Mrs. Daniel, spirit dealer, 53 Innerkip street BAXTER, Archibald, carpenter, 14 St. Andrew street Baxter, Archibald, smith, 27 Charles street Baxter, David, engineer, 10 John street Baxter, John, lodgings, 26 Crawfurd street Baxter, Malcom, carpenter, 1 Vennel

Baxter, Robert, of John M'Lean & Co. Ho. 18 Kilblain st. Baxter, Miss, teacher, 69 Rue-end street Baxter, Mrs., 5 West Quay lane Baxter, Mrs., 13 Main street, Cartsdyke Baxter, Mrs., grocer, 29 Cartsburn street. House, 69 Rue^ end street BEATON, Archibald, carpenter, 20 Innerkip street Beaton, John, gardener, 24 Ardgowan square Beaton, Peter, carter, 42 Hamilton street BEAR, George, tidewaiter, 6 Carnock street BEGG, Captain George, 52 West Stewart street BEITH, James, cooper and provision merchant, 22 Vennel Beith, James, flesher, 23 Hamilton street. House, 4 Sugar, house Lane 12 DIRECTORY.

Beith, Thomas, grocer, and earthenware, china and glass merchant, 6 Cartsburn street, and 17 Shaw street BELL. Alexander, Carpenter, 55 Dalrymple street Bell, Duncan, ropemaker, 55 Innerkip street Bell, John, moulder, 6 John street Bell, Teter, of Macfie & Bell House, 7 Lyle street Bell, Robert, hammerman, 5 Market street Bell, Mrs., 10 Trafalgar street BEN HAM, James, porter, &c, 13, East Quay lane BENNET, James, brassf'ounder, 22 Arthur street Bennet, Thomas, engineer, 7 Cartsburn street BENNIE, John, shipmaster, 6 Mearns street BENSON, Robert, rigger, 7 Lynedoch street Benson, William, rigger, 7 Lynedoch street Benson, William, shipmaster, 8 Sir Michael street BENTLY, Henry, night watchman, 41 Innerkip street BENZIE, James, clothier and outfitter, 7 Mid breast BEVERIDGE, James, cooper, 61 Innerkip street Beveridge, James, spirit-dealer, 16 Hamilton street BIRKMYRE, Henry, clerk, -4 Lynedoch street BIRNIE, William, shipmaster, 9 Mearns street BLACK, Archibald, porter, 51 Shaw street Black, Alexander, cooper, 28 Crawfurd street Black, Andrew J. of D. Buchanan & Co. Ho. 2 Shaw placa Black, Angus, carpenter, 7 Dalrymple street Black, Archibald & Co., cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 33 Hamilton street Black, Archibald, of A. Black & Co. House, 66 Ann street Black, Archibald, carpenter, 70 Nicholson street Black, Donald, joiner, 14 St. Andrew street Black, George, carpenter, 3 Salmon street Black, James, mate, 31 West Burn street Black, James, carpenter, 74 Main street, Cartsdyke Black, James, mariner, 17 Vennel Black, James, sailmaker, 9 Sugarhouse lane Black, John, & Son, writers, 37 Cathcart street Black, John, of John Bitch & Son. House, 2 Shaw placa Black, John, mariner, 2 Cross-shore street Black, John, mariner, 32 West Burn street Black, John, jr., of John Black & Son. Ho. 2 Shaw place Black, Nicholas, smith, 21 Regent street Black, William, teacher of navigation, 3 Watt place Black, Miss Jean, 6 Charles street Black, Catherine, huckster, 26 Dalrymple street Black, Miss Mary, 5 Manse Lane Black, Miss, 11 Bucoleuch street Black, Mrs. James, librarian and teacher, Keith's land, Kellj street Black, Mrs. Charles, cowfeeder, 29 Vennel DIRECTORY. 1 3

BLACKL1E, Thomas, spirit-dealer, 15 East Quay lane BLACKWELL, A. W. tidewaiter, 7 Bank street BLAIKIE, William, engineer, 22 Baker street BLAIR & M' Donald, clock makers, 14 William street Blair, Alexander, watchmaker, 50 Cathcart street Blair, Archibald, grocer and spirit dealer, 7 Vermel Blair, Dauiel, of Blair & M' Donald. House, 63 Main street, Cart.sdyke Blair, David, baker, 55 Cathcart House, 3 Cathcart street Blair, David, shoemaker, 35 East Shaw street Blair, Duncan, joiner, 63 Main street, Cartsdyke Blair, George, merchant, Ford cottage, Patrick street Blair, Hugh, wine and spirit merchant, 3 Bell entry. Ho. 9 Lynedoch street Blair, James, tailor, 4 Charles street Blair, James, cartor, 2 Under crescent Blair, James Scott, wine merchant, Clyde cottage, Forsyth street Blair, James, & Son, wine and spirit merchants, 5 Custom- house place, & 11 East Quay lane. Ho. 16 Cathcart st. Blair, John, baker, 71 Ann street Blair, John, joiner, 54 Resent street Blair, Joseph, printer, 2 Broad Close. Ho. 2 Tobago street Blair, Lewis, shoemaker, 23 Innerkip street

Blair, Reid

Blair v Robert, writer, 3 Bank street. Ho. 5 Trafalgar st. Blair, Thomas, bootmaker, 18 West Burn street Blair, William, porter, 14 East Quay lane Blair, Miss, feuar, 17 Stanners street BLAKE, John, engineer; 54 East Regent street BLANC KEN, John, spirit dealer, 31 Vennel Blancken, Mrs., 1 Fox street BLUE, James, engineer, 6 Bruce street Blue, John, carpenter, 24 Vennel Blue, Mrs. James, 12 Charles street Blue, Miss, lodgings, 10 St. Andrew street Blue, Mrs., lodgings, 13 East Q,uay lane BO AG, Andrew, cooper. 11 Kilblain street Boag, Andrew, law clerk, Holland Cottage, 3, Jamaica St. Boag, James, slater, 16 Dellingburn street Boag, James, slater, 5 Market, street Boag, John, & Co.. smiths, 25 Charles street Boag, John, plumber, 2 Hamilton street Boag, Peter, millwright, 12 Lynedoch street Boag, Robert, smith and tool manufacturer, 56 Shaw street. House, 3 Jamaica street Boag, Thomas, ropemaker, 5 East Shaw street D 14 DIRECTORY.

Boag, Walter, shipmaster, 30 Robertson street Boag, Mrs. John, feuar, 3 'Jamaica street Boag, Mrs., Craigie Kuowes Boag, Mrs., 7 Chapel street BOGIE, Roheit. auctioneer, appraiser and commission agent, Wellington court, Cathcart square BOLE, Mrs., Port-Glasgow road BONE, William, of Foulds & Bone. House, 13 Regent st. BONAR, Rev. John J., St. Andrews Free Church. House,. Ardgowan street BOOTH, John, spirit dealer, 10 West breast BORLAND, David, turner, 74 Ann street Borland, John, town missionary, 9 Antigua street

Borland, J. C , perfumer, 14 William street BORTHWICK, James, manager, Hill-end Works. House, Bridgend, Cartsdyke Borthwick, William, joiner, 27 Sir Michael street Borthwick. Margaret, gardener and florist, 45 Hamilton st. Garden and nursery, Roxburgh street BOUCKLES, Thomas, Customhouse boatman, 3 Vennel BOURHILL, Mrs. George, corkcutter, 3 Sugarhouse lane. House, 4 do. BOWERS, Alex., carpenter. 69 Rue-end street BOWES, John, joiner, 30 Tobago street

Bowes, Mrs , 74 Ann street BOWIE. Adam, engineer, 41 Rue-end street Bowie, Robert, tinsmith, 10 Watt street BOW LI NO Green, and Curling Darn, Ardgowan square BOYCE, Edward, spirit dealer, 43 Shaw street BOYD, Adam, 3 Market street Boyd, Andrew, shipmaster, 19 Brougham street Boyd, Hugh, broker, 03 Ualrymple street Boyd, John, spirit dealer, 24 Vennel Boyd, Richard, smith, 09 Main street, Cartsdyke Boyd, Robert, weaver, 27 East Shaw street Boyd, Robert, carpenter, 49 Vennel Boyd, Miss, dressmaker, 7 West Blackball street Boyd, Mrs. James, lodgings, 32 Rue-end street Boyd, Mrs. Robert, feuar, 9 Smith's lane

Boyd, Willi im,

BRANNAN, Peter, smith, 5 Manse lane BRANNAGAN, John, general dealer, 46 Vennel BRECKENRIDGE, Thos., confectioner, $5 West Black- hall street. House, I Laird street Breckenridge, William, joiner, 32 Rue-end street BRISBANE, Dr., Lilly bank cottage, 2 Fox street, Low Gr on nock road BRISLAND, Peter, boilermaker, 13 John street BRITON. Thomas, labourer, 9 Vermel Briton, William, sergeant of police, 47 Hamilton street BRGADFOOT, Hugh, carpenter, 2t Sugarhouse lane Broadfoot, James, farmer, High and Low Craigs Broadfoot, James, of Douglas boot and shoemaker, 5 William st. House, do. Brodie, Wobert, police officer, 5 Market street Brodie, Robert, Crawfordsdyke Toll, Port-Glasgow road Brodie, Mrs Duncan, 51 Cathcart street BROWN, Alexander & Son, joiners audfolockmakers, 8 New Dock lane, and 7 Virginia st. House, Mount pk. Brown, Alexander, mariner, 10 Highland close Brown, Alexander, wine and spirit dealer, 19 Dalrymple st. House, do. Brown, Alexander, slater, 25 Vennel Brown, Angus, carpenter, 19 Bogle street Brown, Archibald, carpenter, 61 Main street, Cartsdyke Brown, Archibald, mariner, 1 Clarence street Brown, Archibald, gardener, Deer park Brown, Archibald, engineer, 23 St. Andrew street Brown, David, letter carrier, Post office. House, 61 Main street, Cartsdyke Brown, David, sailmaker, 59 Innerkip street Brown, Daniel, late carpenter, 1 West Shaw street Brown, Daniel, foreman tinsmith, 55 Cathcart street Brown, Duncan, woollen ami linen draper, Town Hall buildings. House, Bank streot Brown, Duncan, caudlemaker, 2 Crawfurd street Brown, James R., D.D., (of Middle Parish). Ho. 1 Houston street 16 DfttECTotvr.

Brown, James, jun. & Co., linen and woollen drapers, &c. Scotch and English warehouse, 9 llamiltou st. Brown, Jamesjr., ofJas Brown jr.

Brown, James, carpenter, 1 1 John street Brown, James, mate, 8 West Stewart street Brown, James, 49 Innerkip street Brown, John, mason, 15 ko»burgh street Brown, John, joiner and glazier, 28 Charles street Brown, John, carpenter and spirit dealer, 3 Harvie Ian© Brown, John, grocer, 7 Charles street Brown, John, of Fish, Brown & Co. House, 11 East Black- hall street Brown, John, glazier, 31 East Shaw street Brown, Jnhn, carter, 71 Main street, Cartsdyke Brown, John, mariner, 51 Shaw street Brown, John, joiner and glazier, 1 i West Blackball street. House. 58 do. Brown, John, mariner, 52 West Stewart street Brown, Mathew, sugar refiner, 2 Captain street Brown, Neil, merchant,. 4 East India breast. House,. 28 Ard- gowan square Brown, Robert, baker, 72 Ann street Brown, Robert, merchant, 11 Nicholson street Brown, Robert, ropemaker, 32 Kelly street Brown, Robert, mason, 19 Tobago s-treet Brown, Robert, seaman, 67 Nicholson street Brown, William, felt-maker. 94 East Hamilton street Brown, William, mason, 17 Tobago street Brown, William, carpenter, 61 Main street, Cartsdyke Brown, William, mason, 9 William street Brown, William, nailer, 29 Cartsburn street Brown, William, joiner, 25 Vennel Brown, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 4 West Burn st. Brown, Miss, 49 Union street Brown, Miss, teacher, 18 Brougham street Brown, Mrs., feuar, 18 Crawfurd street Brown, Mrs. huckster and feuar, I Broad close

Brown, Mrs., 1 1 Nicholson street Brown, Mrs. David, feuar, 6 Shannon's close Brown, Mrs. James, grocer, 17 Dalrymple street Brown, Mrs., lodgings, 7 William street Brown, Mrs. Owen, spirit dealer, 2 Sugarhouse lane Brown, Mrs. Capt. William, 62 Nicholson street Brown, Mrs., lodgings, 3 Carnock street Brown, Elizabeth, hair cutting shop, 17 Vennel BROWNING, John, clothier, 3 Hamilton street. House., 45 Nicholson street. DIRECTORY. 17

Browning, Mrs., 20, Regent street BROWNLIE, Buchanan & Co., tinsmiths and plumbers, 6 West breast Brownlie, James, teller in Royal bank, 8 Cathcart street Brownlie, James, joiner, 31 Vetinel Bro wnlic, J. & J., & Co., tinsmiths, braziers and gas-fitters, 2 William street Brownlie, Robt., of J. & J. Brownlie & Co. House, 8 Cath- cart street Brownlie, Mrs. William feuar, Hillside cottage, 18 St. Law- rence street BRUCE, Archibald, grocer and spirit dealer, 33 Roxburgh street Bruce, James, spirit merchant, 68 Rue-end street. House, 7 Bruce street Bruce, George, tailor and clothier, 1 West Blackhall street. House, do. BRYCE &, Davidson, plasterers, 28 Tobago street Bryce, James, smith, 11 Watt street Bryce, William, engineer, 14 Arthur street BRYDEN, James, carpenter, 20 Arthur street BRYMNER, Alexander, teller,' Greenock bank. House, 62 Rue end street Brymner, Douglas, coal agent, 28 Boglo street. House, 62 Rue-end street Brymner, George, porter, 5 Dellingburn street BR Y SON, James, dealer, 5 Manse lane Bryson, J. H., of Kelso & Bryson. House, 46 Main street, Cartsdyke BUC11AN, Walter, stonecutter and engraver, 24 Vennel BUCHANAN, Andrew, baker, 57 Innerkip street Buchanan, Archibald, wine and spirit merchant, 6 Hamilton street. House, 22 West Regent street Buchanan, Archibald, police officer, Innei kip road Buchanan, David, & Co., brewers, liolmscroft Brewery, Cap-

tain street ) Buchanan, David, of D. Buchanan & Co. House, 22 Sir Michael street Buchanan, James C., of Brovmlie, Buchanan &> Co. House, Bagatelle, 8 Eldon street

Buchanan, James, painter and paper-hanger, 6 Shaw st. Buchanan, John, clerk, 67 Nicholson street Buchanan, John, shoemaker, 4 Drummer's close Buchanan, John, carpenter, 44, Dalrymple street

Buchauan, John, brassfounder and giisfittter, 18 Cathcart st. House, Lyle street Buchanan, John, insurance agent, Finnart cottage Buchanan, Malcom, & Son, leather merchants, boot and shoemakers, 3 Cathcart street d2 18 DIRECTORY.

Buchanan, Malcom, sen., of M. Buchanan & Son, Hyde park cottagp, Cartsdyke Buchanan,, Malcolm, junr., of M. Buchanan & Son, Hyde park cottage, Cartsdyke Buchanan, Nathan, carpenter and spirit dealer, 29 Vennel Buchanan, Neil, rigger, 9 Highland close Buchanan, Robert M., cooper, 17 Charles street. House, 16 Sir Michael street Buchanan, Robert, mathematical teacher, 6 East Shaw st. Buchanan, Walter Washington* M.D. House, Bagatelle, 8 Ehlon street Buchanan, Walter, provision dealer, 5 Market Street Buchanan, Mis-, 29 Vennel Buchanan, Mrs. Colin, feuar, 31 Sir Michael street Buchanan, Mrs. John. 75 Roxburgh street Buchanan, Mrs. Neil, feuar, 25 Regent street Buchanan, Mrs. M. Spirit dealer, 1 Open shore Buchanan, Mrs., 7 Charles street Buchanan, Mrs., Mount park Buchanan, Mrs. Malcom, 11 West Burn street BUDGE, William, mate, 1 William street BUIB, M. & H., plumbers and braziers, 3 New Dock breast Buie^Huo;'], of M. cb II. Bale. House, 11 Brougham st.. Buie, Malcom, of M. & II. Bute. House, 11 Brougham st'.. BULL, Anthony, managing clerk, 50 Rue-end street BULLIONS, Thomas, engineer, 53 East Regent street BULLOCH, John, spirit dealer,. 4 Mid breast Bulloc!), John, engineer, 10 Roxburgh street BUNTEN. Mrs., White Hart Hotel, 1 Cathcart street BURGESS, John, tobacconist, 2 Dalrymple street. Ho.. 7 Bearhope street BURNET, Mrs., washer and dresser. 3 East Shaw st.. BURNS, Francis, hawker, 2 Manse lane Burns, George, mason, 22 Ann street Burns, James watchman, 11 Broad close Burns, John, carpenter, 2G Crawfurd street Burns John B., shipmaster, 1 Regent street

Burns, Miss 1 Regent street BURRELL, George, civil engineer, 70 Rue-end street Burrell, Robert, stationer and news agent, 1 Taylor's close BURT, James, Antigua street BUTLER, Robert, watch and clock maker, muslin and lace printer, 40 Hamilton street BUTTER WORT El. Jiaraes T., engineer 17 Cathcart St.. BURGOYNL, Samuel, forgeman, 74 East Hamilton st.

BURTON, Mrs , lodgings, 57 Dairvmple street BYRKEMIRE, William, engineer," 21 Baker street DIRECTORY. 1$

founder?, CAIRD & Co. r engineers, iron shipbuilders and East Hamilton street Caird, James T., engineer. 8 St. Andrew square Caird, Miss, feuar, 10 Patrick street

Caird, Mrs John, b' Grey place CAIKNS, Alexander, 7 Captain street Cairns, James, tailor, 20 Hamilton street Cairns, James, joiner, 53 East Regent street Cairns, John, pawnbroker, 33 Market street CALDKH, Alexander, carpenter, 55 Innerkip street Calder, John, tidewaiter, b'G Ann street Calder, John, hat and straw bonnet merchant, 7 Catbcartst. Calder, Win,, custom-house boatman, 7 Ann street Calder, Wm., coal and brick merchant and agent, 16 East Quay lane. House, Bank House, Bank street Calder, Wm., carver, 9 Ropework street. Ho. 1 Nelson st, Calder, Mrs, midwife, 31 Vennel Calder, Mrs, 25 Tobago street CALDWELL, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 2 Ann street Caldwell, William, feuar, 90 East Hamilton street Caldwell, William, spirit dealer, 39 Sir Michael street CALLIGAN, Mrs Michael, broker, GO Vennel CALLANDER, Thomas, shipowner, 11 Forsyth street CAME LION. Alexander, sawyer, 48 West Blackhall street

Cameron, Alexander S., blacksmith, 4 Taylor's close. House r 54 Dalrymple street Cameron, Alexander, mason, 42 Sir Michael street Cameron, Alexander, cowfeeder, 77 Ann street

Cameron, Archibald, sailmaker, I Kil'olaiu street Cameron, Archibald, carter, It Watt street Cameron, Daniel, clerk, 10 Mearns street Cameron, Donald, sawyer, 36 Crawfurd street Cameron, Duncan, night quay watchman, 19 Tobago street Cameron, Duncan, boat builder, 13 East Blackhall street, House, 2 Bast Stewart street Cameron, Duncan, labourer, 8 Cross-shore street Cameron, Henry,, moulder, 3 Vennel Cameron,. Hugh, spirit dealer, 2 Arthur street Cameron, Hugh, cabinet maker and upholsterer, 2 Bankst... aud 57 Cathcart st. House, 2 Ardgowan st. Cameron, Hugh, junr., cabinet maker and upholsterer. Ho> Mount Pleasant Cameron, Hugh, labourer, 6 Union court Cameron, Hugh, carpenter, 52 Shaw street Cameron, John, engineer, 34 Roxburgh street

Cameron, John,, labourer *» i Union- court 20 DIRECTORY.

Cameron, John, auctioneer and appraiser, 3 Cross-short street. House, 25 Bearhope sweet Cameron, John, and Co., coopers, 4 Cross-shore street Cameron, John, engineer, 26 St. Lawrence street Cameron, John, plumber, 2 Crawfurd street Cameron, Kenneth, grocer, 4 Dalrjmple street. House, 3 Shaw place Cameron, Patrick, wiue and spirit merchant, 12 East breast. House, 10 Trafalgar street Cameron, Robert, night quay watchman, 3 Cowgate street Cameron, Flora, milk dealer, 8 Charles street Cameron, Mrs., 38 Crawfurd street Cameron, Mrs., bleaching green keeper, 31 Regent street CAMPBELL, Alexander, engineer, 52 Regent street Campbell, Alexander, tanner, 09 Main street, Cartsdyke Campbell, Allan, shipmaster, 40 Roxburgh street Campbell, Archibald, shoemaker, (55 Main street, Cartsdyka Campbell. Anderson and Co., merchants, 28 Shaw street Campbell & Gillespie, messengers-at-arms, auctioneers and apDraisers, 1 William street Campbell, Archibald, of William Boyd & Co., Antigua st. Campbell, Charles, superintendent of burying grounds, Dun- can and lunerkip streets. House, 7 Salmon at. Campbell, Colin, tidewaiter, 6 Shaw street Campbell, Colin, bookbinder, 53 Cathcart street Campbell, Daniel, skipper, 45 Nicholson street Campbell, Daniel, late skipper, 2 Veiiuel Campbell, Daniel, shoemaker, 4 Charles street Campbell Daniel, carpenter, 1 East Quay lane Campbell, Duncan A., of Greenock Distillery Co. House, Mount Pleasant street Campbell, Duncan, smith, 9 Springkell street Campbell, Duncan, gabertman, 23 Ropework street Campbell. Duncan, joiner, 12 Harvie lane Campbell, Francis, engineer, \i West Burn street Campbell, Hugh, engineer, 7 Lynedoch street Campbell, Hugh, mason, 65 Nicholson street Campbell, James, joiner, 10 Watt street Campbell, James, painter, 9 Sugarhouse lane Campbell, James, tailor, 2 "Vennel Campbell, James, mason, 6 West Quay lane Campbell, James, gardener, 11 Watt street Campbell, James, weaver, 4 Ann street Campbell, John, grocer, 54 Vennel Campbell, John, law clerk, 22 Sugarhouse lane Campbell, John, watchman, 57 Dalrymple street Campbell, John, skipper, 12 Sir Michael street Campbell, John, smith, 2 William street Campbell, John, mate, 16 Sir Michael street DIRECTORY. 21

Campbell, John, police officer, Brachlestou Campbell, John, wholesale and retail fish and oil merchant, 22 Vennel Campbell, John, carpenter, 10 Brougham street Campbell, John,carter and spirit dealer, 42 East Hamilton street Campbell, John, 79 Brougham street Campbell, John, senr., blacksmith, 46 Dalrymple street Campbell, John, carpenter, 17 Cathcart street Campbell, Jo:m, pilot, 6 West Quay lane Campbell, John, senr. and Co., smith and edge tool makers, 37 Dalrymple street Campbell, John, tailor, (57 Dalrymple street Campbell, John, broker, 9 Tayloi's close Campbell, John, custom-house; boatman, 7 Lynedoch street Campbell, John, carpenter, 23 Shaw street Campbell, Michael, spirit dealer, 72 Low Vennel Campbell and Macnab, engineers, &c, Shaws Water Foundry, Ingles ton Campbell, Neil, merchant, 4 Margaret street Campbell, Neil, shoemaker, 4 Market street Campbell, Neil, blacksmith, 6 Clarence street Campbell, Norman, carpenter, 41 Hamilton street Campbell, Norman, coal agent, Harvie lane. House, 65 Vennel Campbell, Peter, boot, and shoemaker, 31 Vennel Campbell, Peter, grocer, 65 Dalrymple street. Hous# Bank street Campbell, Robert N, of Wm. Scott & Co., ship chandlers* House, 4 Lynedoch street Campbell, Robert,- slater, 7 Vennel Campbell, Robert, police officer and bell ringer, 31 Vennel Campbell, Robert, cooper, 2 Manse laue Campbell, Robert, mariner, 3 Cross shore street Campbell, Robert, joiner, 23 Innerkip street

Campbell, R . teacher, 6 Ann street. House, 8 Bank street, Campbell, Rodger, carpeiuer, 8 Cross-shore street Campbell, Ronald, 2 Xelson street, Glebe Campbell, Thomas, ./ Campbell &> Gillespie. Office, 4 Mosi street, Pai-dey. House, 2 Caledonia street, do. Campbell, Thomas, lumper, 17 Cathcart street Campbell, Walter, feuar, 30 West Burn street Campbell, William, printer, 4 Mansion House lane. House. Hop;^ place ,Lyle street Campbell, William, carman, 20 East Shaw street Campbell, Will am, joiner. 28 Sir Michael street Campbell, William, shipmaster, 7 Salmon street Campbell, William, cooper, 11 Hamilton street Campbell, William, gun maker and cutler, 11 Cathcart st., 2S DtRECTOnY.

Campbell, Miss Margaret, 41 Hamilton street Campbell, Miss, 7 Cap ain street Campbell, Miss Lilias, linen dresser, 2 Manse lane Campbell, Miss, dressmaker, 14 Cathcart street Campbell, Miss Mary, feuar, 50 Vennel Campbell, Mrs. Archibald, lodgings, 10 William street Campbell, Mrs. Alexander. 6G Nicholson street Campbell, Mrs. James, mangier and dresser, 25 Vennel Campbell, Mrs, A., 24 Charles street Campbell, Mrs., lodgings, 29 Cathcart street Campbell, Mrs. K.. 2i Charles street Campbell, Mrs. 1)., feuar, 13 Sir Michael street Campbell, Mrs. John, 8 Princes street Campbell, Mrs. John, 18 Hamilton street Campbell, Mrs. John, grocer, 64 Main street, Cartsdyke Campbell, Mrs., feuar, 4 Duncan street Campbell, Mrs., lodgings, 19 Cathcart street Campbell, Mrs. John, 20 West Blackhall street Campbell. Mrs, lodgings, 29 Cartsburn street Campbell, Mrs., spirit dealer, 8 Cowgate street Campbell, Mrs., grocer, 69 Vennel Campbell, Mrs., broker, 7 Taylor's close Campbell, Mrs. Neil, lodgings, 30 Sir Michael street Campbell, Mrs. Alexander, vintner, 11 East breast Campbell, Mrs., 18 Cartsburn street

Campbell, Mrs , feuar, 22 Arthur street Campbell, Mrs., 13 Sir Michael street CAMPSIE. W. and J. R., seedsmen, fruiterers, &c, 4 Cathcart square. House, 32 lioxburgu street CARBRAE, Charles, tailor, 7 Shaw street CAREY, James, grocer, 26 Stauners street CARLANE, James, broker, 4 Smith's lane C ARM ALT, Mrs., Allison's Land, Kelly street CARMICHAEL, Andrew, of John Uadduw & Co. House, Bank top Carmichael, Archibald, grocer, 2 John street Carmichael, Daniel, carpenter, 21 Vennel Carmichael, Duncan, labourer, 44 Innerkip street Carmichael, i>unean, shoemaker, 33 Oharles street Carmichael, John II., of bteenock Distillery Co. House, Ship bank Carmichael, Malcolm, carpenter, 7 Dalrymple street Carmichael, Robert, mariner, 42 Innerkip street Carmichael. William, engineer, 25 St. Lawrence street Carmichael, Christian, washer and dresser, 54 Innerkip fit. Carmichael, Mrs. Archibald, 4 Smith's lane Carmichael, Mrs. Malcolm, feuar. Under crescent Carmichael, Mrs, 9 Buccleuch street CARRIGAN, Edward, labourer, 18 Hamilton street BTItECTOttY. 23

CARROL, Benjamin, grocer, 25 Market street CARRON, Mrs. John, lodgings, 17 Hamilton street CARPENTERS* Society's Retail Tool Shop, 31 Shaw st. CARRICK'S furnishing shop, 30 Hamilton street CARSELL, Robert, mate, 8 Market street Carsell, Thomas, portrait painter, 18 Boyd place Carsell, Mrs., spirit dealer. 65 Ann street Carsell, Mrs., boarding, and day school teacher, 18 Boyd place CARSON, ilenry, ropemaker, 35 Crawfurd street Carson, Robert, cooper, 27 West Burn street CARSWKLL, Alexander, merchant. 8 Brougham street Carswell, John, measurer, 52 East Reg' nt street Carswell, Robert, shoemaker, 60 Innerkip street Carswell, Mrs., 17 Cathcart street Carswell, Mrs., 59 Innerkip street Carswell, Mrs. William, lodgings, 8 Cross-shore street CARTS DYKE Free Church, 33 Rue End street Cartsdyke Mechanics' Library, 4 East Blackball street Cartsdjko Chemical Works, East Hamilton street. Anthony Duffy, manager CARTY, Mrs., spirit dealer, 59 Dalrymple street CARRUTHERS, William, broker, 10 Ualrvmule street CASSELS, L. S., of It. & L. Cassels. Ho. 37, Hamilton street Cassels, R. & L. tea merchants and grocers, 37 Hamilton st. and 13 Cathcart street Cassels, Robert, of It. & L. Cassels. Ho. 37 Hamilton st. CASSIDY, William, spirit dealer, 28 Vennel CAVENS, Michael, sawyer, 61 Innerkip street CALVERT, Mrs., spirit merchant, 70 Vennel CHALMERS, Alexander, grocer, 13 Hamilton st. House, 25 Regent street Chalmers, Alexander, spirit dealer, 8 West breast. House, 10 do. Chalmers, Archibald, feuar, Flower bank, Eldon street Chalmers, Archibald, blockmaker, 43 Innerkip street Chalmers, George, labourer, 31 Crawfurd street Chalmers, James, cabinetmaker, 12 West Burn street Chalmers James, mason, 32 Roxburgh street Chalmers, James, joiner and blockmaker, 16 Harvie lane. House, 13 West Burn street Chalmers, John, engine keeper, 67 Dalrymple street Chalmers, John, porter, 12 Shaw place Chalmers, John, joiner, 13 West Burn street Chalmers, Robert, bank porter, 4 Mansion-house lane Chalmers, Robert, mariner, M'Gregor's land, Kilblain street Chalmers, William, storekeeper, 3 Rue-end street Chalmers, William, mate, 27 Sugarhouse lane 24 DIRECT OUT.

Chalmers, Miss, dressmaker, 9 Watt sfreet Chalmers, Airs., feuar, 87 East Hamilton street CHAMBERS, Misses M. & J., furnishing shop, 8 Market street CHARLES, J- and Co., under clothing establishment, 65 West Blackball street

Charles, John, of Charles &>, Co. House, 19 Crawfurd street CHARTERS, James, moulder, 11 John street CHARTIST Reading Room, 8 Springkell street CHISHOLM and Co., coopers. 23 Charles street.

Chisbolm, Archd., of Chisholm fy Co. House, 74 Nicholson street Chisholm, William, carpenter, 1 William street CHORLEY, Robert S., anchor smith, 4-!- Dalrymple street CHRISTIAN, John, coaehmaW, 18 Hamilton street Christian, John, foreman smith, 7 Chapel street Christian, Daniel, smith, 18 Ann street CHRISTIE, James, carpenter, 7 Cartsburn street Christie and Co., carvers, Shaw place Christie, Peter, of P. Christie & Co House, 5 Market St. CLACHAR, Daniel, lumper, 42 Rue End street Cbicliar, Thomas, coal meridian t, 17 Main street, Cartsdyke CLAPPERTON, Mrs., straw hat maker, 17 West Black- hall street CLARIE, Miss, dress maker, 19 Hamilton street CLARK, Alexander, porter and letter carrier, 71 Vennel

Clark, Alexander M , jeweller, 53 Cathcart street. House, Mount Park Clark, Angus, carpenter, 46 Crawfurd street Clark, Archibald, carpenter, 64 Vennel. ClarK, Archibald, grocer, 44 Crawfurd street Clark, Daniel, smith, 6 Under cresent Clark, Edward, smith, 11 West Burn street Clark, James, carpenter, 24 Charles street Clark, James, mariner, 25 Tobago street Clark, John, jeweller, 53 Cathcart street. Ho. Mount park Clark, Lachlan, ship and boatbuilder, Bay of Quick Clark, Peter, spirit dealer, 23 Arthur street Clark, Peter, cooper, 48 Nicholson street Clark, Peter, superintendent of cemetery, 10 Watt street Clark, Peter, grocer, Drumfocher road Clark, William, marine painter, 9 Cross-shore street Clark, William, engineer, 21 Regent street Clark, William, outfitter, &c, 5 Shaw street Clark, William, coachmaker, 71 Ann Street Clark, Mrs. James, lodgings, 7 Laird street Clark, Mrs. John, 10 Sugarhouse lane Clark, Miss, tailoress, 10 Brougham street Clark, Miss M., 71 West Blackball street DirtECTORT. 25

Clark, John, & Co., grocers, 55 Dalrymple street Clark, Mrs. George, 1 West Burn street Clark, Mrs., grocer, 7 Kilblain street Clark, Mrs., 32 East Hamilton street CLIN INC, John, moulder, 4 Market street CLE LAND, James, labourer, 4 Market street CLINK, William, deep sea pilot, 11 William street CLOUGH, Geddes &, Co. earthenware manufacturers, Lady- burn Pottery, Port- Glasgow road Clough, William, of Glough, Geddes & Go. House, Adam's land, Ladyburn CLUBB, George, Weigher, Hope place, Lyle street CLYDE SHIPPING CO. Office, Excise buildings. Clyde Shipping Co. (New.) Office, Excise Buildings Clyde Pottery Co., Port- Glasgow road CLYDESDALE BANKING CO. Office, 4 Hamilton st. COATS, Mrs., lodgings, 21 West Blackhall street COCHRANE, Andrew, hair dresser, 26 Shaw street Cochrane, Andrew, town weigher, 18 Tobago street Cochrane, John, shipmaster, 10 East Blackhall street Cochrane, Robert, writer, Orangefield Cochrane, William, sen., horner, 45 Innerkip street Cochrane, William, tinsmith, 39 Hamilton street COCKBURN, George, spirit dealer and engineer, 48 Rue End street Cockburn, William, carpenter, 2 Taylor's close COFFEE ROOM (Exchange), 44 Cathcart street Coffee Room (New) 8 Cathcart square COLE, Patrick, carpenter, 65 Main street, Cartsdyke Cole, Rev. Charles, (of Episcopal church,) 11 Union street COLLIGAN, Michael, lumper, 9 Sugarhouse lane COLLINS, David, grocer, 11 Dalrymple street Collins, William, baker, 4 Shaw street Collins, William, sailmaker, 12 Charles street COLSTON, William, cooper and cowfeeder, 8 Roxburgh 6*. COLQUHOUN, James, labourer, 35 Crawfurd street Colquhoun & Ainslie, smiths, 17 Hamilton street Colquhoun. Peter, blacksmith, 3 Union court COMBE, John, carpenter, 2 Vennel COMRIE, William, tidewaiter, 45 Nicholson street CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL, 6 George square CONACHER, Peter, excise collector's clerk, 56 Roxburgh street CONNAL, Ebenezer & Co., sugar refiners, Clarence street, Glebe Connal, E., of E. Gonnal & Go. House, 9 Forsyth street CONNEL, Mrs., lodgings, 17 Tobago street CONNELL, Alexander, clerk, 11 Lynedoch street Connell, John, carpenter, 2 John Street .

26 DIRECTORY.

Connell, Duncan, sawyer, 44 Innerkip street Connell, Thomas, commission merchant and general agent, 11 East quay lane. House, Keith's Land, Kelly street CONSTANTINE, Joseph, engine builder, 22 Ann street CONWAY, Mrs. Francis, clothier, 3 Shaw street. House,. 22 Boyd place CORNWALL, Mrs., lodgings, 24 Kelly street COOK, Christian, shipmaster, 8 Sir Michael street Cook, Duncan, chainmaker, 38 Crawfurd street Cook, Duncan, mariner, 44 Crawfurd street Cook, James E. railway passenger agent, 10 Antigua street Cook, Patrick, sugar boiler, 1 Bruce street Cook, Mrs., tailoress, 8 William street Cook, Mrs., sick nurse, 38 Crawfurd street COOPER, Alexander, foreman brassfounder, 40 Main street Cartsdyke Cooper, James, joiner, 7 Salmon street Cooper, Miss, grocer, 40 Main street, Cartsdyke Cooper, Mrs., lodgings, 12 Broad Close COPLEY, Mrs., 11 Nicholson street CORE, Adam, engineer, I John Street COTTER, Mrs., matron, Infirmary, Innerkip street COUPE R, Andrew,, customhouse boatman, 29 Charles st» Couper, John, cooper, 35 Crawfurd street COUSINS, Thomas, smith, 6 Under crescent COVERDALE, Norrison, shipmaster, 31 Shaw street COWAN & Blair, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 3 West Blackhall street Cowan & Dick, coopers and provision merchants, 2 Bogle st„ Cowan, Archibald, of Cowan & Dick. House, 6 Chapel st. Cowan, Archibald, carpenter, 49 Hamilton street Cowan, Daniel, provision merchant, 23 Hamilton street Cowan, Gilbert, of Cowan & Blair. House, 9 West Stewart street Cowan, John, tobacco spinner, 7 Sir Michael street Cowan, John, carpenter, 7 Dalrymple street Cowan, Robert, & Co., drapers, 48 Hamilton street and 3 Cathcart square

Cowan, Robert, of Robert Cowan & Co. House, 22 L West Regent street Cowan, Miss, sick nurse, 4 East Shaw street COYLE, John, labourer, 5 Manse lane Coyle, John, provision merchant, 39 Cathcart street CRAIC, David, carpenter, 30 Tobago street Craig, John, engineer, 73 Main street, Cartsdyke Craig, Robert, officer, 27 Crawfurd street Craig, Thomas, coal merchant and agent, 8 Chapel street Craig, Walter, grocer, 17 Innerkip street DIRECTORY.

Craig, William, fishmonger, 68 Dalrymple street CRAIG IE, George, shipmaster, 9 Mearns street CRAW, John, sailmaker, 7 Charles street CRAWFORD, Aitken, cotton spinner, Cotton Mill cottages Crawford, Alexander, cooper, 56 Shaw street Crawford, Alexander, mariner, 56 Shaw street Crawford, Andrew, spirit dealer, 62 Vennel Crawford, Andrew, shipmaster, 5 Clarence street Crawford, Andrew, joiner and blockmaker, 21 West Burn street. House, 43 Innerkip street Crawford, Archibald, carpenter, 56 Shaw street Crawford, Daniel, steward, 11 Lynedoch street Crawford, David, writer, Mansion-house. House, Finnart Crawford, Henry, labourer, 9 Innerkip street Crawford, James, contractor, 11 Trafalgar street Crawford, James, spirit dealer, 22 Charles street Crawford, James, carter and spirit dealer, 27 Cartsburn st. Crawford, James, shoemaker, 40 Sir Michael street Crawford, John, tailor and clothier, 5 Hamilton st. House, 10 Lynedoch street Crawford, John M., grocer and provision dealer, 47 VenneL House, 3 do, Crawford, John, spirit dealer, 36 Crawfurd street Crawford, John, joiner, 11 Dellingburn street Crawford, John, mariner, 10 Broad close Crawford, John, sawyer, 44 Innerkip street Crawford, John, carpenter, 45 Nicholson street Crawford, Mathew, tailor, 45 Nicholson street Crawford, Peter, carter, 7 Dalrymple street Crawford, Peter, carpenter, 2 Under crescent Crawford, Robert, spirit dealer, 45 Main street, Cartsdyke Crawford, Robert, farmer, Ingleston Crawford, Robert, innkeeper, 33 Market street Crawford, William, shipowner, 9 Shaw place Crawford, William, carter, 91 Union street Crawford, William, grocer, 24 Hamilton street Crawford, William L., grocer, 32 Hamilton street Crawford, Miss, Mansion-house Crawford, Miss, 24 Kelly street Crawford, Mrs., lodgings, 35, East Shaw street Crawford, Mrs., 70 Vennel Crawford, Mrs., cowfeeder, 91 Union street Crawford, Mrs. Peter, lodgings, 24 Kelly street Crawford, Mrs. James, grocer and spirit dealer, 3. Vennei Crawford, Mrs. John, 72 Nicholson street Crawford, Mrs., loggings, 70 Rue-end street CRIGHTON, Archibald, lathsplitter, 17 West Burn street Crighton, William, carpenter, 46 Innerkip street 28 DIRECTORY.

CROCKETT, David engineer, 23 Arthur street Crockett, Andrew, innkeeper, 11 West breast CROFT, James, shoemaker, 4 Manse lane CROILEY, Peter, railway police superintendent. House, 76 Ann street CROOKS, James, carpenter, 19 John street CROOKSHANKS, Hugh, cooper, 4 Under crescent Crookshanks, James, sheriff officer, 10 Charles street Crookshanks, John, carpenter, 4 Under crescent Crookshanks, Mrs., straw hatter, 3 Bank street CROSS, Henry, painter, 5 Cross-shore street Cross, William, labourer, 32 East Hamilton street CRUDEN, Alexander, tailor, 31 Tobago street Cruden, William, carter, 20 Shaw street CRUM, John, mason, 13 Sir Michael street Crum, Peter,, mason, 36 Roxburgh street CULLENS, Alexander, Seafield GUMMING, John B., surveyor for Lloyd's registery of shipping, 2 West quay. House, 3 Margaret street Cumming, John, & Co., coppersmiths, 56 Shaw street Cumming, John, of John Cumming <& Co. House, 12 Lyn&- doch street CUNNINGHAM, Charles, labourer, IS Hamilton street Cunningham, Charles, shipmaster, 9 Patrick street Cunningham, David, grocer and provision merchant, 9 Mar- ket street Cunningham, James, labourer, 8 Ropewoik street Cunningham, John, of Martin & Co. House, Mount park Cunningham, John, carpenter, 23 Arthur street Cunningham, Peter, teller, Clydesdale bank. House, 5 Ard- gowan street Cunningham, Robert, shoemaker, 23 Arthur street Cunningham, Robert, upholsterer, 18 Ann street Cunningham, William, tailor, 41 Hamilton street Cunningham, Miss, Keith's land, Kelly street Cunningham, Misses, dressmakers, 57 Dalrymple street Cunningham, Mrs., Mount park CURRIE, Archibald, joiner, 12 Broad close Currie, David, joiner, 13 Main street, Cartsdyke Currie, David, cabinetmaker, 7 Bruce street Currie, Duncan, boot and shoemaker, 9 Buccleuch street Currie, Gilbert, baker, 8 Venn el. House, do. Currie, Hugh, shipmaster, 16 Dellingburn square Currie, James, pastry baker, 73 Vennel Currie, James, baker, 34 Charles street Currie, John, wine and spirit dealer, 16 West Burn street Currie, John, joiner, 5 Bearhope street Currie, Malcolm, cowfeeder, 19 East Shaw street Currie, Malcolm, labourer, 42 Innerkip street DIRECTORY. 29

Currie, Peter, smith and chain manufacturer, 39 Dalrjmple street. House, 71 West Blackhall street Currie, Peter, carter, 2 Boyd street Currie, Robert, steward, 8 Cross Shore street Currie, Miss, lodgings, 67 West Blackhall street Currie, Mrs. William, 9 Clarence street Currie, Mrs., lodgings, 49 Regent street Currie, Mrs., feuar, 21 West Blackhall street Currie, Mrs., coffee house, 21 Shaw street Currie, Mrs. D., cook, 23 Vennel CURTIS, Samuel, tide surveyor, 8 Brougham street Curtis, William, of Thome

DALGLEISH, George, merchant, 14 Brougham street Dalgleish, William, mate, 9 Charles street DALZIEL, John, mariner, 15 Hamilton street Dalziel, William, mate, 48 West Blackhall street DALLAS, Mathew, cooper, 10 Duncan street Dallas, R., joiner and cabinet-maker, 22 Hamilton street. House, 14 Sugarhouse lane Dallas, Mrs., 3 Vennel DANAHAR, Rev. James, Roman Catholic clergyman, 24 East Shaw street DARROCH, Archibald, vintner, 46 Dalrymple street Darroch, Dugald, grocer, 10 Brougham street Darroch, Duncan, smith and spirit dealer, 25 Sir Michael st. Darroch, John, coal merchant, 49 Dalrymple street. House, 81 Roxburgh street Darroch, Malcolm, steam-boat officer, 12 East quay lane Darroch, Mrs. James, feuar, 52 Shaw street Darroch, Mrs., lodgings, Brown's land, 7 Antigua street Darroch, Mrs., huckster, 19 Innerkip street DASKIN, Mrs. James, coppersmith and gasfitter, 15 Hamil- ton street. House, 22 Sugarhouse lane DAVIDSON, Archibald, of Brownlie, Buchanan & Co, House, Mount park E 2 30 DIRECTORY

Davidson & Oughterson, contractors, Hillend woi'ks, Port- Glasgow road Davidson, James, vintnor, I Under crescent Davidson, John, nailer, 21. Sugarhouse lane Davidson, John, tidewaiter, 1 Nelson street, Glebe Davidson, Robert, ropemaker, 4 Charles street Davidson, Robert, tailor, 47 West Blackball street Davidson, Robert, gardener, 23 West Blackball street Davidson, Thomas, labourer, 8 Manse lane Davidson, William, grocer and tea dealer, 3 Hamilton street Davidson, William, M.D., Low Gourock road Davidson, William, mariner, 42 Hamilton street DAVIE, George, baker, 6 Hamilton st. and 11 Dalrymple st. Davie, John, porter, 2 Roxburgh street Davie, Miss, grocer, 9 Bearhope street Davie, Mrs., 38 Roxburgh street DAVIS, Arthur, lodging house keeper, 7 William street Davis, William, engineer, 12 Arthur street DAVIE S, David, rigger, 5 Bearhope street Davies, Caleb, shipmaster, 10 Trafalgar street DAW, Alexander, deep sea pilot, 1 Lyle street Daw, Mrs., 7 Chapel street DAWSON, Jonathan, accountant, 7 Chapel street Dawson, George, slater, 28 Market street Dawson, James, pattern maker, 10 John street Dawson, John, carpenter, 45 Nicholson street Dawson, William, tanner, 41 Dalrymple street DEANS, Mrs. Robert, 12 Broad close DEMPSTER, James, architect, 4 Mansion house lane Dempster, William, joiner, 7 Lynedoch street Dempster, Hugh, writer, 17 Cathcart street DENHAM, James, tidewaiter, 6 Lyle street DENNISTON, Archibald, writer, 57 Cathcart street. Ho, Seafield Denniston, Mrs., lodgings, 70 Rue End street DENNY, John, grocer, 59 Main street, Cartsdyke Denny, Mrs., mangier, 1 East Quay lane DEVENPORT, James, watchman, 5 Duncan street DEVLIN, John, spirit dealer, 58 Dalrymple street Devlin, Jchn, spirit dealer, 2 Drummer's close, Dalrymple street DEWAR, Duncan, grocer, 8 Manse lane Dewar, James, engineer, 23 Regent street Dewar, Miss C, grocer, 31 Shaw street DICK, James, grocer, 12 Sir Michael street Dick, James, plate layer, Ladyburn Dick, James, mariner, 12 Sir Michael street Dick, John, flesher, 7 West Blackhall street. House, 13 West Burn street DIRECTORY. 31

Dick, Peter, boatman, 67 Rue-end street Dick, William, of Cowan & Dick. House, 6 Chapel street Dick, Mrs. James, spirit dealer, 38 Rue-end street Dick, Mrs. John, feuar, 38 Hamilton street DICKIE, Alexander, shoemaker, 74 Ann street Dickie, Alexander, carpenter, 11 Springkell street Dickie, J., assistant collector of town assessment, 6 Bruce street DICKSON, Alexander, engineer, 22 John street Dickson, David, panman, 1 Nelson street, Glebe Dickson, David, shipmaster, 9 Watt street Dickson, George, smith, 21 Arthur street Dickson, George, shipmaster, 4 Mansion-house lane Dickson, James, engineer, 22 John street Dickson, James, letter-carrier, Post Office. House, 59 West Blackhall street Dickson, James, grocer, 6 Carnock street Dickson, Miss, 74 Nicholson street Dickson, Mrs. Thomas, spirit dealer, 17 Arthur street DIDAM, Ceorge, sugar-boiler, 19 Cartsburn street DILLON, Peter, bookseller, 3 Shaw street D1MOND, Charles, mason, 31 East Shaw street DINGWALL, John, clerk, Post Office. House, 21 West Regent street Dingwall, Philip, engineer, 44 Dalrjmple street DINNING, Mathew, carpenter, 20 John street DIVINE, Charles, 2 Watson's lane Divine, Hugh, teacher, Split close Divine, William, spirit dealer, 16 Dalrjmple street DOCHARTY, Archibald, carpenter, 10 Cross-shore street Doehartj, Charles, baker, 43 Inneriup street Docharty, John, cowfeeder, 47 Innerkip street Dochartj, Michael, butter and egg merchant, 8 Manse lane. House do. Dochertv, Hugh, broker, 53 Shaw street DODDS, John, broker, 48 Dalrjmple street Dodds, Melville, tidewaiter, 32 Bearhope street Dodds, William, carpenter, 9 West Stewart street DOIG, Alexander, hair-dresser, 1 Mid breast Doig, R. & C. &, Co., hair dressers and perfumers, 9 Catfe- cart street Doig, Robert, of B. & G. Doig. House, 1 Cross-shore st. DONALD, James G., wine merchant, 72 Nicholson street. House, Finnart Donald, John, feuar, 11 Brougham street Donald, John, jr., tobacconist, 45 Hamilton street. House, 11 Brougham street Donald, Peter, vintner, 52 Shaw street Donald, Miss, feuar, 65 Union street 32 DIRECTORY.

Donald, Mrs. William, Wheat Sheaf Inn, 3 Church place DONNELLY, John, police officer, 4 Tobago street Donnelly, Peter, tailor, 42 Hamilton street. House, 38 do. Donnelly, Thomas H., M.D., 2 Watt place DOOL, Hugh, dealer, 41 Hamilton street DORNAN, Andrew, moulder, 12 East Blackhall street DORRANCE, James, lumper, 1 Sir Michael street DOUGALL, Neil, 7 Manse lane Dougall, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 24 Hamilton street DOUGLAS & Broadfoot, plumbers, 2 West breast Douglas, Duncan, vintner, 7 William street Douglas, George, engraver, watchmaker and jeweller, 2 Ha- milton street. House, 5 Trafalgar street Douglas, George, slater, 29 Sir Michael street Douglas, George, carpenter, 6 Carnock street Douglas, James, mate, 17 Sir* Michael street Douglas, James, carpenter, I Under crescent Douglas. John, joiner, 20 John street Douglas, John, of Douglas

Downie, William, joiner, 53, East Regent street Downie, William, joiner, 66 Rue-end street Downie, Mrs., 29 Shaw street DRAIN, Allan, jun., painter and paper hanger, 16 West Burn street. House, 1, Nelson street, Glebe DRESSLER. Mrs., poulterer, 29 Hamilton street DRUMMOND, John, porter, 2 Smith's lane Drummond, John, mariner, 7 Market street Drummond, Robert, grocer, 66 Ann street Drummond, William, coal-merchant, 11 Broad close Drummond, William, coal-merchant, New Dock lane DRYSDALE, Allan, engineer, 74 Nicholson street Drysdale, Elizabeth, 44 Innerkip street Drjsdale, Mrs., spirit dealer, 15 Sugirhouse lane Drysdale, Thomas, engineer, 47 West Blackhall street Drysdale, Thomas, carpenter, 17 Stanners street DUFF, Archibald, farmer, Fencewood Duff, James, ironmonger and brassfounder, 61 Rue-end st. House, 7 Chapel street Duff, James, jun., brassfounder, Hope place, Antigua street Duff, Hugh, provision dealer, 62 Dalrymple street Duff, Robert, carpenter, 41 Rue-end street Duff, William, spirit dealer, 11 Bearhope street Duff, William, farmer, 60 East Hamilton street, Shop 56 Vennel

Duff, Mrs., muslin agent, 1 West Quay lane DUFFY, Anthony, manufacturing chemist, 51 East Regent street DUFFIE, Peter, rope and rag merchant, 9 .West breast. House, 62 Vennel DUNBAR, Alexander, shoemaker, 35 East Shaw street Dunbar, Miss, 4 West Burn street Dunbar, Miss, straw-hat maker, 23 Arthur street DUMBRECK, Mrs. James, spirit dealer, East Hamilton street DUNCAN, Alexander, plasterer, 10 Ann street. Lime yard, 9 Sugarhouse lane Duncan, Colin, Rothesay tavern, 3 East breast Duncan, Daniel, joiner, 3 Salmon street Duncan, George, smith, 12 Arthur street Duncan, Henry, joiner, 32 East Shaw street Duncan, Henry, carpenter, 52 West Stewart street Duncan, Hugh, mariner, 51 Dalrymple street Duncan, James, carpenter, 31 Sugarhouse lane Duncan, James, ship builder, 23 St. Andrew street Duncan, James, joiner, 64 West Blackhall street Duncan, John, manager of Clyde Shipping Co. House, Shaw place Duncan, John, clerk, 47 West Blackball street 34 DIRECTORY.

Duncan, John, shipmaster, 22 Sugarhouse lane DunCan, John, accountant, 63 Ann street Duncan, Matthew, carpenter, 17 Cathcart street Duncan, Peter, night watchman, 52 Shaw street Duncan, Robert, shipmaster, 56 Ann street Duncan, Misses, tavern keepers, 3 East Quay lane Duncan, William, mariner, 13 West Burn street Duncan, Mrs. Robert, grocer, 38 Cathcart street. House, 16 Cross-shore street Duncan, Mrs., 17 Cross-shore street Duncan, Mrs- Charles, grocer, 3 Under crescent Duncan, Mrs. John, 9 Sugarhouse lane Duncan, Mrs., 5 Duncan street Duncan, Mrs., Post Office Receiving House, 41 Rue End street Duncan, Mrs. Robert, 10 East Blackhall street DUNLOP, Alexander, shoemaker, 25 Market street Dunlop, Archibald, shoemaker, 30 Market street Dunlop, George, joiner, 36 Roxburgh street Dunlop, George*, writer and accountant, 32 Market street Dunlop & Neill, writers, 1 William street Dunlop, Mrs. James, 32 Brougham street Dunlop, James, farmer, Strone Dunlop, Robert, merchant shipowner, and agent for the London Docks Office, 28 Sugarhouse lane. House, 5 Regent street Dunlop, Mrs., lodgings, 3 Watt place DUNN, Archibald, cooper, 3 West Stewart street Dunn, John, slater, 4 Tobago street Dunn, Peter, grocer and grain merchant, Customhouse place, and 48 Rue-end street Dunn, Mrs., teacher, 17 Kelly street DUNSMURE, William, labourer, 11 East breast DURKIN, Michael, railway servant, 11 Broad close DYALL, Peter R., accountant and general commission agent, 3 Cathcart street. House, 56 Nicholson street Dyall, Mrs., 56, Nicholson street. DYER, H. M., chemist and druggist, 64 Innerkip street. House, do.

EAGLE SHAM, Mrs. James, 2 Nelson street, Glebe EASON, Miss, feuar, 74 Nicholson street Eason, Mrs., midwife, 71 Rue-end street EAST Parish Church, 4 Bogle street East Free (Cartsdyke) Church, 33 Rue-end street ECCLES, Templeton & Co., merchants, 4 Church place DIRECTORY. 35

BDINGTON & Hunter, joiners, 17 Hamilton street Eddington, George, joiner, 45 Innerkip street EDMONDS, John, mariner, 6 Union court EDMONDSON, Thomson, engineer, 5 Kirk street EDWARDS, John J., feuar, 82 Roxburgh street Edwards, William, mariner, 47 Crawfurd street ELDERY, James, carpenter, 66 Main street, Cartsdyke ELLARD, George, tailor, 18 Ann street ELLIS, John, carpenter, 48 West Blackhall street EPISCOPAL (St. John's) Church, 104 Union street ERSKINE, Henry, merchant. House, Hillhead, 62 Union street Erskine, James, 5 St. Andrews square Erskine, John, grocer and provision merchant, 50 Dalrymple street. House, 21 -Boyd place Erskine, Mrs. James, Hillhead, 62 Union street ESPIE. John, blockmaker, 38 Vennel Espie, William, carpenter, 69 Ann street Espie, Mrs William, 38 Vennel EVANS, William, shipmaster, 1 Laird street EWING, Angus & Co., provision and grain merchants, 21 Cathcart street Ewing, James, of B. Ewing & Co. House, 23 West Stewart street Ewing, Robt., & Co., merchants and general agents, 28 Bogle street Ewing, Robert, of Robert Ewing & Co. House, 23 West Stewart street Ewing, Misses, 13 Brougham street

FAIR GRIEVE, Andrew, of Brownlie, Buchanan & Co. House, 9 Watt street FAIRLIE, John, coal merchant, 82 Roxburgh street Fairlie, John, cabinetmaker, 31 Vennel Fairlie, Robert, -sugarbaker, 59 West Blackhall street Fairlie, Mrs., lodgings, 3 Bogle street Fairlie, Mrs. John, 51 Regent street Fairlie, Mrs. John, French polisher, 31 Vennel FAIRRIE, James & Co., sugar refiners, 3 Ker st., Glebe Fairrie, James, Clyde pottery, Port-Glasgow road Fairrie, Mrs. James, feuar, 9 East Blackhall street Fairrie, Thomas, of James Fairrie & Co. House 79 Union street FALCONER, James, tanner, 18 John street Falconer, John, Allison's land, Kelly street FARMER, Hugh, tailor, 3 Shaw street DIRECTORY.

FARQUHAR, George, grocer, 64 Innerkip street Farquhar, James, tavern and reading-room keeper, 13 Dai- rym pie street Farquhar, Robert A., share-broker, 9 Kelly street FARREN, Edward, potter, Clyde pottery, Port-Glasgow road FARROW, Mrs., 44 West Blackhall street FAUCETT, Thomas, contractor, 49 East Regent street FAWCETT, Samuel, broker, 7 Broad close FECHNIE, Mrs., lodgings, 33 Cathcart street FELL, Arthur, of B. B. Finlay & Co. House, 59 West Blackhall street FERGUS, James, coal merchant, 9 West breast and 48 Vennel. House, 11 West breast FERGUSON & Co., sugar refiners, 49 Innerkip street Ferguson, Alexander, chemist and druggist, 41 Hamilton st. House, 30 High Vermel Ferguson, Alexander, sail maker, 70 Nicholson street Ferguson, Andrew, engineer, 5 Arthur street Ferguson, Archibald, ironmonger, 6 Cathcart street. Ho. 75 Ann street Fero-uson, Archibald, steward, 3 West Stewart street Ferguson, Campbell, & Co., soap and candle manufacturers, and wool and tar merchants, 11 Charles street Fero-uson, Charles, carpenter, 3 Sugarhouse lane Ferguson, Daniel, spirit dealer, Baker street Ferguson, Daniel, of Ferguson, Campbell & Co., insurance broker and commission agent. House, 74 Nichol- son street Fero-uson, Dugald, painter and paper hanger, 23 Hamilton street. House, 2 Tobago street Ferguson, Duncan, merchant, Mount park Ferguson, George, 12 Ann street Ferguson, J. & A., soap manufacturers and merchants, 17 Market street Ferguson, James, gardener, 2 Charles street. House, Back Walks Ferguson, John, cotton spinner, Cotton Mill cottages Ferguson, John, tinsmith, 26 Sir Michael street Ferguson, John, ship chandler, seedsman, and general merchant, 5 West breast House, 5 William street Ferguson, John, tailor, 1 Kilblain street Ferguson, John, mariner, 9 Sugarhouse lane Ferguson, John, carpenter, 9 Watt street Ferguson, John, cooper, 4 Highland close Ferguson, John, of Weston & Ferguson. House, M'Gregor's land, John street Ferguson, John, coach driver, 41 Eldon street Ferguson, Peter, grocer and spirit dealer, 22 Baker street DIRECTOR?. 37

Ferguson, Peter, spirit dealer, 17 Market street Ferguson, Robert, mason, Barr's Land, Nelson street Ferguson, Mrs. Alexander, Newark street Ferguson, Mrs. John, 60 Innerkip street Ferguson, Mrs., 7 Chapel street Ferguson, Mrs. G., 75 Ann street Ferguson, Mrs., sick nurse, 41 Rue-end street Ferguson, Mrs., 32 Cathcart street Ferguson, Mrs. William, 28 Kelly street FERNS, James, cooper, 16 Dellingburn square FIELDING, John, sawyer, 64 Main street, Cartsdyke FIDDLE K, Thomas, dresser, 14 Arthur street FINDLAY, James, joiner and house factor, 17 Kilblain st. House, 32 Roxburgh street Findlay, Thomas, engineer, 12 Arthur street FINLAY, Robert B. & Co., clothiers, 68 West Blackhall street

Finlay, Robert B., of Robert B. Finlay Sf Co. House, 2 Eldon street Finlay, Robert, of Boss, Gorbett da Co. House, Mount park Finlay, Robert, farmer, Fergusland Finlay, Mrs. Thomas, 45 Innerkip street Finlay, Mrs., 69 Brougham street FIN NIB, James, pattern maker, 2 John street FINNIGAN, Patrick, post office Gourock runner. House, Allison's land, Innerkip street FISH, Brown & Co., sailmakers, Bast breast FISHER & Hall, cabinet-makers and upholsterers, 4 Church place Fisher, Charles, spirit dealer, 18 West Burn st. House, do. Fisher, James, of Fisher & Hall. House, 7 Laird street Fisher, Robert, joiner, 29 Sir Michael street Fisher, Thomas, shipmaster, 64 Innerkip street FISHERY OFFICE, 67 West Blackhall street FISKEN, Peter, spirit dealer, 15 Cathcart street FITZMORRIS, Henry, shipmaster, 51 Rue-end street FLEMING, Alexander, spirit dealer, 54 Vennel Fleming, Daniel, gilder, 2 Bruce street Fleming, Dugald, carpenter, 53 Vennel Fleming, James, joiner, 3 Nicholson street Fleming, James, flesher, 23 Arthur street Fleming, John, of Fleming, Beid & Co. Ho. Mount park Fleming, John, night watchman, 8 Innerkip street Fleming, John E., pawnbroker, 4 Shaw street Fleming, Reid & Co., worsted spinners, Shaws Water worsted mill Fleming, Ross &, Co., straw hat makers and milliners, 72 West Blackhall street Fleming, Robert, baker, 67 West Blackhall street. House do, 38 DIRECTORY*

Fleming, Robert, jun., baker, 48 Cathcart street. House do Fleming, Thomas, joiner, 10 John street Fleming, Mrs. John, feuar, 66 Ann street FLETCHER, Angus, cooper, 9 Nicholson street Fletcher, Angus, cooper, I Innerkip street Fletcher, Angus, carpenter, 3 Union court Fletcher, Archibald, cooper, 69 Dalrymple street Fletcher, Daniel, carpenter, 19 John street Fletcher, Duncan, carpenter, 68 Dalrymple street Fletcher, Duncan, feuar, 15 Mearns street Fletcher, William, smith, 26 Vennel Fletcher, Miss, 58 Eldon street Fletcher, Mrs., lodgings, 9 Nicholson street FLETT, James, carpenter, 55 Dalrymple street Flett, Samuel, clerk, Mount Pleasant street FLIGHT, John, 35 Crawfurd street FLOCKHART, James, nailer, 7 Under crescent Flockhart, Isaac, tide waiter, 50 Cathcart street FLUCKER, James, mariner, 10 Nicholson street FORD, John, tidewaiter, 69 Ann street

Ford, Peter, lint, hemp, yarn, and net merchant, 2 Taylor 's- close. House, 3 Bruce street Ford, William, engineer, 1 1 East Blackball street FOORD, Joseph, night watchman, 39 Dalrymple street FORREST, David, carpenter, 8 Tobago street Forrest, Robert, feuar, 4 West Stewart street Forrest, Thomas, of the Excise, 18 Ann street Forrest, William, feuar, 1 Kirk street FORSYTH, Alexander, mate, 2 Manse lane Forsyth, David, cabinetmaker, 3 West Shaw street Forsyth, James, engineer, 10 Sugarhouse lane Forsyth, John, missionary, 1 Lyle street FOSTER, Duncan, tailor, 7 William street Foster, John, grocer, 7 Hamilton st. House, 31 Tobago st, Foster, John, pilot, 1 Nelson street, Glebe Foster, Miss Jean, dressmaker, 45 Hamilton street Foster, Mrs., lodgings, 22 Sugarhouse lane Foster, Mrs., grocer and spirit dealer, 73 Ann street FOTHERINGHAM, William, sawyer, 1 Manse lane FOULDS & Bone, merchants, 28 Sugarhouse lane Foulds, Samuel, of Foulds & Bone. House, 2 Watt street FOWLER, David, 19 Cathcart street FOX, John, M.D., physician, 15 William street. House, Ai'dgowan square FRAME, James, storekeeper, 3 Rue-end street Frame, John, joiner, 9 Innerkip street FRANKLAND, Rev. B., 7 Laird street Fl£ASER, James, gardener, 5 Clarence street Fraser, John, mate, 41 Dalrymple street DIRECTOR?.

Fraser, John, teacher of writing, arithmetic, book-keeping, &c, 4 West Stewart street Fraser, Thomas, police officer, 65 Nicholson street Fraser, William, engineer, 9 John street Fraser, Mrs., lodgings, 22 Hamilton street Fraser, Mrs. A., lodgings, 73 Roxburgh street FRY, William, slater, 24 Charles street FULTON, James, joiner, 9 Bearhope street Fulton, James, hat and cap merchant, 4 William st. House- 7 Bank street Fulton, John, joiner, 4 Bruce street Fulton, Thomas, carpenter, 5 Manse lane Fulton, William, hostler, 12 Highland close Fulton, Miss M., straw-hat maker, 17 Cathcart street Fulton, Mrs. Thomas, spirit dealer, 22 East Shaw street FULLARTON, Allan, West Bank, 9 Margaret street Fullarton, Malcom, house factor, 23 Main street, Cartsdyke Fullarton, Robert, wood measurer, 5 East India breast. Ho. Mount park Fullarton, Robert, labourer, 15 Sugarhouse lane Fullarton, Miss, straw hat maker, 10 Nicholson street Fullarton, Mrs. John, 10 Nicholson street FYFE, Samuel, manager of paint mill, 17 Baker street Fyfe, William H., ironmonger, ship-chandler, and oil and colour merchant, 10 William street. Ho. Mount park Fyfe, Mrs. John, 4 Shaw place

GAELIC CHAPEL OF EASE, 15 West Burn street Gaelic Free Church, 2 Jamaica street GAFF, William, joiner and wood merchant, 4 Argyle street. House, 11 Nicholson street GAIR, Alexander, grocer, 44 Innerkip street Gair, Alexander,

GALL, John, grocer, 22 Tobago street Gall, Robert, shipmaster, 59 West Blackball street GALLACHER, Daniel, labourer, 9 Vennel Gallacher, James, fruiterer and poulterer, 13 William street Gallacher, John,^taijb^ 13 Cathcart street ^Mmsd^W ^ Gallacher, John, spirit dealer, 67 Dalrymple street. House, 3 Shaw street Gallacher, John, railway servant, 53 Cathcart street Gallacher, Peter, sugar baker, 7 M earns street Gallacher, Peter, lumper, 6 Harvie lane Gallacher Robert, of W. & E. Gallacher. House, 56 Shaw street Gallacher, William & Robert, fish merchants, Fish market and 19 Hamilton street Gallacher, Mrs. Hugh, provision merchant, Smith's lane GALLOWAY, Hugh, shipmaster, 7 Chapel street Galloway, James, gardener, 9 Brougham street Galloway, John, shipmaster, 4 Tobago street GALT, David, feuar, 11 Nicholson street Gait, David, sailmaker, 4 Sir Michael street Gait, Peter, confectioner, 20 Hamilton street Gait, Robert, farmer, Burn brae GARDNER, James, gabbart-man, 58 Dalrymple street Gardner, John, japanner, 53 Cathcart street. House, 21 Regent street Gardner, Matthew & Co., ironmongers and nail manufacturers, 4 William street Gardner, Matthew, of Matthew Gardner & Go. House, 24 Sir Michael street Gardner, Peter, tailor, 9 William street Gardner, Robert, cooper, 10 Duncan street Gardner, William, mariner, 31 Shaw street Gardner, William, steward, 27 Market street Gardner, Mrs. Captain John, lodgings, 52 West Stewart street Gardner, Mrs. George, 11 Brougham street Gardner, Mrs. John, 39 Hamilton street GAS WORKS, 12 Crawfurd street GATENBY & Co., hair cutters and perfumers, 9 Cathcart square GAUDIE, Duncan, engineer, 7 Carnock street Gaudie, Humphrey, engineer, 6 John street GAVAN, Robert, carter, 6 Charles street GAY, James, ciirter, 28 Rue-end street Gay, Peter, carpenter, 23 Arthur street GEDDES, H. M., of Clough, Geddes & Go. House, Adams' land, Ladyburn Geddes, John, smith, 14 John street GELLATLY, Mrs. J., 20 West Blackball street blRE&TOBtf. 41

GEMMILL, John, writer, 2 Watt place Gemmill, Joseph, shoemaker, 8 Manse lane Gemmill, Mrs. Samuel, 5 Mearns street GENTLES, James, engineer, 40 Hamilton street Gentles, John,' engineer, 16 Dellingburn°"s1Juare GIBB, John, grocer, 57 Dalrymple street Gibb, John, feuar, 9 Lynedoch street Gibb, John, shipmaster, 7 Dellingburn square GIBSON, Alexander, dyer, 44 Innerkip street Gibson, James, warehouse-keeper, Customs Gibson, John, joiner, 15 Roxburgh street Gibson, John, police-officer, 13 East Quay lane Gibson, Richard, skipper, 21 Baker street Gibson, Mrs. Robert, 18 Arthur street Gibson, Mrs., lodgings, 8 Bank street Gibson, Mrs., carter, 23 Cartsburn street GILCHRIST, James., railway clerk. Ho. 21 Kilblain st. Gilchrist, John, 4 Church place GILFILLAN, John, carter, 3 Market street Gilfillan, Robert, rigger, 47 Dalrymple street GILKISON, James, sailmaker, Clyde street GILL, Michael, labourer, 2 Watson's lane GILLESPIE, John, of Campbell & Gillespie. House, 7 Bank street Gillespie, John, 4 Cowgate street Gillespie, William, mariner, 65 Innerkip street Gillespie, Mrs. James, 1 William street GILLIES, Donald, slater, 15 Sugarhouse lane Gillies, Duncan, porter, Montgomery's land, Ropework street Gillies, James, moulder, 61 Main street, Cartsdyke Gillies, Roger, porter, 16 Dalrymple street Gillies, Robert, baker, 11 Hamilton street Gillies, R. & J., silk mercers and haberdashers, 2 West Black- hall street- House, 1 Laird street Gillies, Thomas B., mariner, 16 Cross-shore street GILLON, Alexander, joiner, 17 Cross-shore street Gillon, Daniel, dealer, 44 Vermel GILMOUR, Rev. Andrew, Martha brae cottage Gilmour, James, carpenter, 10 John street Gilmour, James, night-watchman, 52 Innerkip street Gilmour, Mrs. Archibald, Burns' tavern, 44 Hamilton street Gilmour, Mrs. John, grocer, 7 Tobago street GIRD WOOD, James, engineer, 49 Innerkip street Girdwood, Mrs., 49 Innerkip street GLAD WELL, Francis, sailmaker, 3 Salmon street GLASSFORD, David, of Williamson & Glassford. House, Mount park GLASGOW, Paisley & Greenock Railway Co.'s Station, 41 Cathcart street s2 42 DIRECTORY.

Glasgow River Pilot Office, 4 East India breast GLEN, George, late of Customs. House, Ford Glen, James, tailor and clothier, 7 Charles street GOODWIN, James, shoemaker, 3 Harvie lane GOLDIE, John, coach-driver, 11 Highland close GOMOSZYNSKA, Mrs., 6 Bojd street GORDON, John, mason, 50 Innerkip street Gordon, John, gardener, 46 Hamilton street Gordon, Robert, precentor, 20 Ann street GORMAN, Mrs. Charles, 23 West Blackhall street GOSNELL, William, rigger, 5 Manse lane GOUROCK Ropework Co.'s Warehouse, 10 Cross-shore st, and 8 East breast GOVAN Coal Depot, 12 Chapel street. David Riddell, agent Govan, Andrew & George, watch and clock makers, 4 Sugar- house lane Govan, Mrs. Jane, 14 Cross-shore street Govan, William, steward, 4 Highland close GOW, David, keeper of Mechanics' Institution, 7 Sir Michael street Gow, James, gasfitter, 9 West Stewart street Gow, James, tailor, 3 Market street GRAHAM, Alexander, carter, 93 East Hamilton street Graham, Archibald, plasterer, 30 Roxburgh street Graham, David, joiner, 5 Duncan street Graham, Donald, carpenter, 28 Rue-end street Graham, Dugald. mariner, I Manse lane Graham, Duncan, boot and shoe warehouse, 18 Hamilton street Graham, George, (of Excise,) 69 Ann street Graham, James, porter, 3 Roxburgh street Graham, James, coal merchant, 50 Nicholson street Graham, James, steward, 26 Crawford street Graham, John, carpenter, 5 Duncan street Graham, John, feuar, 25 Tobago street Graham, John, smith, 57 Dalrymple street Graham, John, of Macfie, Graham, & Go. House, 7 Grey place Graham, John, bootmaker, 56 Nicholson street Graham, John, 28 Charles street Graham, Lachlan, spirit dealer, 3 Watson's lane Graham, Stewart, 3 Lyle street Graham, William, carpenter, 12 St. Andrew street Graham, Mrs. E., grocer, and keeper of Post-office receiving house, 58 West Blackhall street Graham, Miss Eliza, straw hat maker, 36 Roxburgh street Graham, Mrs., John, feuar, 7 Grey place st. Graham, Mrs , washer and dresser, Barr's land, Nelson DIRECTORY. 43

Graham, Mrs., baker, 38 Sir Michael street Graham, Mrs., huckster, 26 Vermel GRANT, Alexander, turner and locksmith, 4 Market street Grant, John, watchmaker, 11 Nicholson street Grant, William, smith, 66 Nicholson street Grant, Robert, provision merchant, 2 Cross-shore street GRAY, Andrew, carpenter, 33 Hamilton street Gray, Andrew, warehouse keeper, 5 York street, Glebe Gray, David, skinner, Ladyburn, East Hamilton street Gray, Donald, cooper, 4 Rue-end street. House, 33 Cath- cart street Gray, Dugald, cooper, 71 Ann street Gray, Duncan, sailmaker, 47 Main street, Cartsdyke Gray, George R., law clerk, 107 Union street Gray, James, coal agent, 4 William street Gray, J., shipbuilder, at B. Steele & Co.'s, 28 Rue-end street Gray, John, shipmaster, Abbotsford place, Roxburgh street Gray, John, coal agent and church officer, 31 Sugarhouse lane Gray, John Kerr, town clerk and solicitor, 14 Kilblain street Gray, John, mason, 4 East Shaw street Gray, John, merchant and general agent, 24 Bogle street Gray, Matthew, spirit dealer, 39 Dalrymple street Gray, Neil, weigher, 21 Kilblain street Gray, Thomas, mason, 6 Market street Gray, Miss, feuar, 2 Boyd street Gray, Mrs., lodgings, 30 Hamilton street GREY, Charles, 16 Cathcart street. House, Plantation, 20 St. Lawrence street Grey, Thomas, Plantation, 20 St. Lawrence street GREEN, Thomas, potter, Ladyburn, Port Glasgow road Green, Wm. B., spirit dealer, 11 Cathcart street GREENBANK MILLS CO., Drumfochar road. Neil Campbell, manager GREENHORN, Alexander, cabinet-maker, 12 West Burn st. GREENOCK APOTHECARIES' CO., 35 Hamilton st. Greenock Bank Co., 47 Cathcart street Greenock Brewery Co., 14 Nicholson street Greenock Chain Work Co., chain cable manufacturers and iron merchants, 38 Dalrymple street Greenock Coffee Room, 8 Cathcart square Greenock Co-operative Baking Society, 4 Market street Greenock Distillery Co., 14 Tobago street Greenock Grain and Flour Mills, Princes street Greenock Felt Work Co., 94 East Hamilton street. D. M'Ar- thur, manager Greenock Iron Co., 3 Custom-house place Greenock Library, Watt monument, 5 Union street Greenock Mechanics' Institution, 7 Sir Michael street 44 DIRECTOR?.

Greenock Penny Club, 2 Church place GREGG, David, carpenter, 30 Tobago street Gregg, Walter, shipmaster, 3 Shaw place GRIERSON, Andrew, surveyor of vessels and cargoes, 22 West Blackball street Grierson, John, seaman, 55 Cathcart street GRIEVES, Alexander, shoemaker, 1 Innerkip street GROVES, Steven, rigger, 69 Ann street GRUBB, James, sugar-boiler, head of Baker street GRUER, John, & Sons, coopers. Warehouse, 14 Taylor's close. Cooperage, 21 Harvie lane GUNN, John, upholsterer, 55 Cathcart street Gunn, Miss, teacher, 4 Union street GUTHRIE, Allan, watchman, 11 East Shaw street Guthrie, David, pilot, 64 Vennel Guthrie, Robert, shoemaker, 21 Arthur street

HADDOW, Andrew C, of John Haddow & Co. House, Union street Haddow, John, of John Haddow & Go. House, 13 Spring- kell street Haddow, John, & Co., wood merchants and shipowners, 5 Main street, Cartsdyke Haddow, Mrs John, feuar, 13 Springkell street HAGGARTY, Patrick, porter, 31 Shaw street HAIR, Ivie, farmer, Garvock Hair, Henry R., baker, 19 Cathcart street Hair, James, farmer, Garvock Hair, James, grocer, 3 Cowgate street Hair, John, Muir's Land, Ann street Hair, John, late farmer, Nelson street Hair, William, cowfeeder, 7 Innerkip street Hair, William, jun., pawnbroker, 16 Hamilton street Hair, William, wool sorter, 22 Ann street Hair, Mrs., lodgings, 13 Cathcart street HALBERT, William, clerk, at James Fairrie & Co.'s. Ho. 46 Eldon street Halbert, Miss, 46 Eldon street HALLIBURTON, John, gardener, 40 Roxburgh street HALL, Alexander, of Fisher & Hull. House, 8 Nelson street Hall, Archibald, cooper, 2 Manse lane Hall, George, draper, 43 Hamilton street Hall, Robert, carter, 10 Main street, Cartsdjke Hall, Thomas, smith, 11 John street Hall, Mrs., 12 Springkell street DIRECTOUT. 45

Hall, Mrs., vintner, 6 Shannon's close HALLE Y, David & Co., grease manufacturers, 38 Main street, Cartsdyke HALSBURY, Francis, boat builder, 57 Vennel HAMILTON & Adam, sail makers, 39 Shaw street Hamilton, George, master of public works, 9 Antigua street Hamilton, James, mariner, 29 Vennel Hamilton, James, of Hamilton & Adam. House, Shipbank house Hamilton, Robert, feuar and grocer, 7 West Blackhall street Hamilton, Robert, carpenter, 25 St. Lawrence street Hamilton, William, tinsmith, 3 West Shaw street Hamilton, William, teacher, 31 Vennel Hamilton, William, shoemaker, Drumfochar road Hamilton, Miss E., dressmaker, 7 West Blackhall street HAMLIN, George, shipmaster, 7 George square Hamlin, James, shipmaster, 7 George square Hamlin, Thomas, & Co., merchants and shipowners, 2 West quay Hamlin, Thomas, of Thomas Hamlin & Co. Ho. 7 George square Hamlin, Thomas, jun., shipmaster, 7 George square HAMMOND, David, parochial board officer, 42 Sir Michael street HAMPTON, Andrew, gardener, 5 Dellingburn street HANDYSIDE, George, jr., slater, 31 East Shaw street HANLEY, Edwin, tide surveyor, 24 Regent street HANNAH, Thomas, carpenter, 23 Ropework street Hannah, William, saddler, 9 Cathcart street. Ho. Bruce st. Hannah, William, sugar boiler, 31 East Hamilton street HARDIE, James, confectioner, 71 Rue-end street Hardie, John, shipmaster, 4 East Blackhall street Hardie, Mrs., 34 Roxburgh street HARDISTY, James, tailor, 50 Cathcart street HARKINS, John, spirit dealer, 61 Dalrymple street HARLEY, Edward, plasterer, 16 Dalrymple street Harley, Francis, plasterer, 9 Innerkip street Harley, James, cabinetmaker, 34 Ann street Harley, Martin, of Peter Christie & Co. House, 6 Bruce st. Harley, Robert, moulder, 42 Main street, Cartsdyke HARPER, Alexander, skipper, 36 Roxburgh street HARRIS, John, slater, 51 Shaw street Harris, Thomas, Museum Tavern, preserver of birds, quadru- peds, reptiles, &c, 12 William street HARRISON, John, engineer, 13 John street HARROWAY, James, carpenter, 68 Dalrymple street HARROWER, David, shipmaster, 6 Chapel street HARTLEY, A. M., teacher, I Union street HARVEY, Bernard, tailor and clothier, 1 Shaw street 46 director?.

Harvey, Nathan, sailmaker, 4 Cross-shore street HASTIE, John, managing engineer, Scott, Sinclair & Co.'s Works. House, Springfield cottage, Crescent HATRICK, John, pilot, 6 Market street HATTER, William, mariner, 15 Hamilton street HAY, David, & Co., bakers, 15 Shaw street Hay, John, carpenter, 11 Springkell street Hay, William, mariner, 5 West Quay lane Hay, Miss C, tobacconist, 42 Hamilton street Hay, Mrs. David, of D. Hay <& Go. House, 34 Shaw street HAYWARD, Alfred, 47 West Blackhall street HEMPSEED, James, carpenter, 1 Manse lane HENDERSON, Daniel, porter and steam-boat agent, Quay Henderson, James, cooper, 19 Bogle street Henderson, John, shoemaker, 69 Ann street Henderson, Peter, joiner, 94 East Hamilton street Henderson, Robert, slademan, 32 Roxburgh street Henderson, R. E., chemist and druggist, 15 William street and 21 John street Henderson, R., paper manufacturer, Overton paper mill Henderson, Thomas, rector, Highlanders' Academy, 40 Rox- burgh street Henderson, William, carpenter, 52 Cathcart street Henderson, William, engineer, 23 Arthur street Henderson, William, tailor, 33 Hamilton street Henderson, Mrs., 22 Baker street HENDERY, John, measurer, 1 Nicholson street HENDRY, James, brassfounder, 17 Cross-shore street •Hendry, John, mariner, 9 Sugarhouse lane Hendry, John, & Sons, tailors, 1 William street Hendry, William, tailor and clothier, 57 Shaw street. Ho. 12 William street Hendry, William, engineer, 12 Arthur street HENRY, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 16 Tobago street Henry, Barclay, surgeon. Consulting rooms 38 Hamilton st. House, 7 Ann street Henry, Duncan, carpenter, 4 Market street Henry, James, feuar, 7 Ann street Henry, Robert, coal merchant, 6 Captain street Henry, Mrs. John, broker, 64 Vennel Henry, Mrs. John, & Sou, brokers, 20 Vennel Henry, Mrs. William, 7 Ann street HENNY, Dennis, spirit dealer, 17 Cathcart street HEPBURN, Mrs., lodgings, 66 West Blackhall street HERCUS, John, of Thomas Hamlin & Co. House, 6 Ard- gowan square Hercus, Peter, provision merchant, 3 West Quay lane. Ho. 17 Kelly street HERMITAGE, William, cotton spinner, 22 Ann street DIRECTORY. 47

HERON, James, watchmaker and jeweller, 15 Cross-shore street Heron, John, sawyer, 43 Vennel Heron, William, engineer, 13 John street HERRIOT, John, vendue master and appraiser, 13 West Regent street HIGHET, William, engineer, 2 St. Andrew street HIGHLANDERS' Academy, 40 Roxburgh street HILDRETH, Robert, shipmaster, 2 East Stewart street HILL, Adam, joiner, Bruce street Hill, Alexander, tinsmith, 43 Innerkip street Hill, James, feuar, Seafield Hill, James, shipmaster, 1 Laird street Hill, John C, 5 Brisbane street Hill, John, pilot, 24 Vennel Hill, John, mariner, 1 East Shaw street Hill, John, pensioner, 59 Innerkip street Hill, Mathew, grain and flour mills, Princes street. House. 63 Innerkip street Hill, Ninian, M.D., 12 Kilblain street Hill, Peter, broker, 5 Taylor's close Hill, Miss Flora, 1 Laird street Hill, Mrs. Dr. A-, 5 Brisbane street HILLOUS, Adam, boot and shoemaker, 52 Cathcart street HINMERS, George, draper, Cathcart square. House, 17 Jamaica street HI SLOP, Edward, grocer, Lady burn Hislop, John, bookseller and stationer, 46 Cathcart street. House, 57 Eldon street HODGE, John, clerk, 10 Antigua street HODGERT, James, joiner, 18 Tobago street HOGG, Archibald, spirit dealer, 18 East Quay lane Hogg, John D., accountant, 2 Cathcart street HOGGEN, J. S., teacher, 11 Bruce street HOLMS, James, brassfounder, 11 John street Holms, Mrs. John, tobacconist, 8 William street Holms, Mrs., cowfeeder, Drumfochar Holms, Mrs., midwife, 74 Nicholson street HOOD, Alexander, shoemaker, 6 Charles street Hood, Thomas, shipmaster, 69 Ann street Hood, Mrs., lodgings, Allison's land, Kelly street HORN, David, plasterer, 20 Vennel Horn, James, painter and paper-hanger, 5 Cross-shore street. House, 8 Argyle street Horn, Miss C, dresser and mangier, 10 West Burn street HORSBURGH, George, gasfitter, 63 West Blackhall street HOSSACK, William, pilot, 1 Clarence street Hossack, Mrs. Alexander, 12 Kelly street HOUSTON, Archibald, joiner, 31 Tobago street 48 DIRECTORY.

Houston, Fleming, cooper, 29 Sir Michael street Houston, Hugh, watchman, 9 Springkell street Houston, James, carter, 15 John street Houston, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 21 Baker street Houston, John, mariner, 6 William street Houston, Peter, shipmaster, 1 Laird street Houston, Robert, spirit retailer and grain merchant, 5 Wel- lington court, Cathcart square Houston, Robert, merchant, 26 Cartsburn street Houston, Robert, dyer and woollen manufacturer. Ware- house, 49 Crawfurd street. House, Rockbank cottage, Shaws water Houston, William, & Son, dyers, 38 Cathcart street Houston, William, farmer, Roxburgh street Houston, William, dyer, 18 Ann street Houston, Miss Margaret, 49 Crawfurd street Houston, Mrs., 9 Jamaica street Houston, Mrs. A., china-merchant, 15 Cathcart street Houston, Mrs., feuar, 60 Vennel HOWIE, Andrew, provision dealer, 1 Arthur street Howie, Hugh, carpenter, 37 Shaw street HOWIESON, James, printer, 31 Shaw street Howieson, William, pilot, 20 Broad close HOYLE, James, mariner, 39 Sir Michael street HUDSON, Adam, engineer, 17 Stanners street HUGH, Thomas, smith, 2 Under crescent HUGHSON, Thomas, cooper, 7 Dalrymple street HUMPHREY, Joseph, cabinetmaker, 13 Sir Michael st. Humphrey, Robert, cabinetmaker, 71 Ann street HUNTER, Adam, sawyer, 2 Manse lane Hunter, Andrew M., of John Hunter & Co. House, 54 West Blackhall street Hunter, Alexander, carpenter, 2 St. Andrew street Hunter, Archibald, joiner, 31 Tobago street Hunter, Charles P., of Baine ic Johnstone. House, 3 Welling- ton street Hunter, Daniel, skinner, 42 Main street, Cartsdyke Hunter, Hugh, mate, 21 Regent street Hunter, James, blockmaker, 2 Nelson street, Glebe Hunter, James & Co., merchants, 58 Rue-end street Hunter, John, rigger, 10 Lynedoch street Hunter, John, tailor and broker, 46 Vennel Hunter, John, of Orr, Hunter

Hunter, Malcolm, feuar, 58 Innerkip street Hunter, Robert, engineer, 4 Lynedoch street Hunter, Robert, feuar, 3 Cowgate street Hunter, Thos. O., merchant and commission agent, 4 William street. House, 3 Wellington street Hunter, Thomas, tanner, 38 East Hamilton street Hunter, William, joiner, 1 Salmon street Hunter, William, ropemaker, 4 Lynedoch street Hunter, William, mercantile clerk, 54 West Blackhall street Hunter, William, tanner, Ladyburn Hunter, Miss, dressmaker, 18 Ann street Hunter, Misses, Viewbank, 3 Wellington street Hunter, Misses J. & C, keepers of Excise, Custom-house Hunter, Mrs. John, 54 West Blackhall street Hunter, Mrs. John, feuar, 71 Nicholson street Hunter, Mrs. R., vintner, 32 Shaw street Hunter, Mrs. John, 8 Argjle street

Hunter, Mrs., 18 West Regent street . Hunter, Mrs., lodgings, 28 Market street Hunter, Mrs., mangle-keeper, 26 Sir Michael street HUNTLY, John W., officer of Customs, 12 Kelly street HUTCHESON, George, grocer and spirit dealer, 72 Main street, Cartsdyke Hutcheson, James, carpenter, 32 Market street Hutcheson, James, blockmaker, 2 Nelson street, Glebe Hutcheson, Rev. James, minister of East Parish, Belvillo place Hutcheson, James, salesman, 10 Cross-shore street Hutcheson, James, dyer, 26 Sugarhouse lane Hutcheson, William, 11 Hamilton street Hutcheson, Miss Grace, corset maker, Springhill, Ann street Hutcheson, Miss Margaret, sempstress, 31 Sugarhouse lane Hutcheson, Miss Margaret, sempstress, 65 Nicholson street Hutcheson, Mrs. R., feuar, 12 Patrick street Hutcheson, Mrs., feuar, Bank street HUTTON, Richard, labourer, 17 Vennel Hutton, Mrs., grocer, 11 John street HYATT, Henry, 7 Chapel street HYNDMAN, James, carter, 37 Vennel. House, do. Hyndman, John, spirit dealer. 27 Dalrymple street Hyndman, Joseph, carter, 4 York street Hyndman, Joseph, shipmaster, 20 Boyd place, West Blackhall street Hyndman, Mrs. Joseph, baker, 74 Vennel Hyndman, Miss, feuar, 38 Crawfurd street HYSLOP, Edward, glass, china and earthenware merchant, 24 Dalrymple street. House, Port- Glasgow road

:"' ' - - SO DIRECTORY.

INFIRMARY, 10 Innerkip street INGLES, Andrew, of Kerr & Ingles. Ho., 10 West Stew- art street IN G LIS, Andrew, foreman cooper, 1 Nelson st. Glebe Inglis, Alexander M., tobacconist, 13 Cathcart street Inglis, James, teacher of music and piano-forte tuner, 67 West Blackball street Inglis, James, Sheriff clerk depute. Office, Bank street Inglis, Robert, joiner, 10 West Stewart street INNES, John, landing surveyor, Customs. House, 4 Boyd street Innes, William, bookseller, stationer, and librarian, 29 Hamil- ton street. House, 41 West Blackhall street Innes, William, shoemaker, 20 Ann street IRVIN, Samuel, shoemaker, 7 Dalrymple street Irvin, Walter, cooper, 11 Watt street Irvin, Mrs. Mathew, grocer, 48 West Blackhall street IRVING, Mrs. John, feuar, 50 East Regent street

JACK, Edward, coachman, 16 Cathcart street Jack, Hugh, porter, 2 Innerkip street Jack, James, skinner, 15 John street Jack, Samuel, of Customs, 7 Antigua street Jack, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 38 Hamilton street Jack, Mrs,, lodgings, 6 West Quay lane JACKSON, Thomas, hoopmaker, 35 Crawfurd street JAFFERY, John, chainmaker, 4 Charles street JAIL and Bridewell, 1 Market street JAMES, Mrs. Mary, tavern keeper, 7 East breast JAMIESON, A. & R., joiners and glaziers, 57 Nicholson st. Jamieson, Alexander, joiner, 53 Innerkip street Jamie-son, James, gardener, 3 Sir Michael street Jamieson, John, carpenter 3 Taylor's close Jamieson, John, spirit dealer, 5 York street Jamieson, John, drayman, 1 West Stewart street Jamieson, Norman, mariner, 29 Charles street Jamieson, Robert, sen., gardener, 6 Newark street Jamieson, Robert, distributor of stamps and collector of taxes, 40 Cathcart street. House, 24 Kelly st. Jamieson, Robert, late shipmaster, 3 West Stewart street Jamieson, Robert, clerk, 7 Newark street Jamieson, Robert, of A. & B. Jamieson. House, 68 Nichol- son street DIRECTORY. 51

Jamieson, Robert, carpenter, 7 Bearhope street Jamieson, Samuel, pilot, 12 Highland close Jamieson, Thomas P., law clerk, 2 Sinclair place Jamieson, Thomas, shoemaker, 3 Union court Jamieson, William, shipmaster, 1/ Kelly street Jamieson, William, gardener, 6 Newark street Jamieson, William, joiner, i3 Ann street. House, 31 Rox- burgh street Jamieson, Miss, 20 Kelly street Jamieson, Mrs. Thomas, spirit dealer, 8 West Blackball st. Jamieson, Mrs. William, spirit dealer, 42 Rue-end street JANNON", John, boilermaker, 10 Dalrymple street JARDINE, William, brassfounder, 31 East Shaw street JARVIE, Alexander, tailor, 59 West Blackball street JENKINS, David, broker, 9 Dalrymple street Jenkins, John, cooper, 40 Rue-end street JESSAMINE, Alexander, agent, 7 West Stewart street Jessamine, John, of Campbell, Anderson & Co. Ho. 6 Ard- gowan square Jessamine, Miss Catherine, milliner, 7 Hamilton street JOHNSTON, A. & W., founders, Baker street. Ho., Sea- bank, Eldon street Johnston, Alex. Rankine, merchant, Holmscroft House Johnston, Andrew, printer, 16 William street and 7 Cathcart square. House, 22 Regent street Johnston, Archibald, smith and bell-hanger, 16 High VenneL House, 25 Sir Michael street Johnston, Archibald, shoemaker, 44 Dalrymple street Johnston, Daniel, smith, 17 Cathcart street and 38 Shaw st. House, 8 Cross-shore street Johnston, Daniel, clerk, 45 Main street, Cartsdyke Johnston, David, jr., of Gourock Eopeivorle Co. Ho. 8 West Stewart street Johnston, David, labourer, 59 West Blackball street Johnston, Gilbert, mariner, 8 Ardgowan street, Glebe Johnston, Henry, mariner, 5 Watson's lane Johnston, Hugh, mason, 19 Innerkip street Johnston, James, pilot, 11 East breast Johnston, James, watchman, 2 Vennel Johnston, James, Willow Park, Forsyth street Johnston, John, lithographic printer, 46 Hamilton St. Ho. 29 Kelly street Johnston, John, teacher, Charity school, Ann street. Ho. 22 Kilblain street Johnston, John, plasterer, 56 Roxburgh street Johnston, John, hair-dresser, 10 Shaw street Johnston, John, tidewaiter, 22 Sugarhouse lane Johnston, John, teacher, 4 John street. House, 15 do. Johnston, John, teller, Greenock bank. Ho. Upper Kelly st. 52 DIRECTORY.

Johnston, John S., merchant, 89 Union street Johnston, Peter, flesher, 76 Ann street Johnston, Peter, carpenter, 1 Vennel Johnston, Samuel, seaman, 14 Shaw street Johnston, Thomas, tailor, 59 Innerkip street Johnston, William, smith, 22 Ropework street

Johnston, William, bookseller and stationer, 27 Hamilton st. Johnston, Miss M., tea and coffee dealer, 16 Dellingburn sq. Johnston, Miss Mary, dressmaker, 2 Vennel Johnston, Mrs. James, grocer and spirit dealer, 10 Ann st. Johnston, Mrs. Edward, 1 Ntlson street, Glebe Johnston, Mrs. William, feuar, 15 John street Johnston, Mrs., spirit dealer, 31 Dalrymple street Johnston, Mrs., lodgings, 54 Dalrymple street Johnston, Mrs. William, 17 Sir Michael street JONES, Richard, tidewaiter, 36 Sir Michael street Jones, Thomas, carpenter, 9 Highland close Jones, Thomas, miller, Greenbank Rice mills JOPP, James, shipmaster, 53 Innerkip street JUDGE, James, spirit dealer, 6 Taylor's close JUSTICE, Mrs. William, lodgings, 17 West Burn street Justice of Peace Clerk's Office, Sheriff Clerk's Office, Bank street

KAY, Lawrence, shoemaker, 10 Ann street Kay, Miss, fruiterer and poulterer, 67 West Blackhall street. House, 53 Vennel KEAN, Charles, shoemaker, 58 Innerkip street Kean, Francis, rope and rag merchant, 24 Dalrymple street Kean, James, broker, 58 Vennel Kean, Peter, shoemaker, 2 Vennel

Kean, Miss, milk dealer, 2 Charles street - KEITH, Colin, smith, 12 Arthur street Keith, Finlay, grocer, 30 Dalrymple street Keith, Malcom, & Co., clothiers, 72 West Blackhall street Keith, Malcom, of Malcom Keith & Go. House, 10 West Stewart street Keith, Mrs., spirit dealer, 2 Market street KELLIT, Christopher, springmaker, 71 Vennel. KELLY, Anthony, labourer, 17 Dalrymple street Kelly, Henry, furnishing shop, 2 Tobago street Kelly, John, fishmonger, 3 Dalrymple street Kelly, William, grocer, 12 William street. Ho., 52 Nichol- son street Kelly, William, fishmonger, 6 William street Kelly, William, tailor's house of call, 9 Charles street DIRECTORY. 53

Kelly, Mrs., lodgings, 67 Rue-end street KELSO, Boyd, 1 Cowgate street Kelso & Bryson, surgeons and apothecaries, 38 High Vennel Kelso, Daniel, of M. & D. Kelso. House, 63 Ann street Kelso, James, draper, 71 West Blackball street. House, 11 Union street Kelso, M. & D., coopers and fish curers, 4 New Dock breast Kelso, Mathew, of M. & D. Kelso. House, 4 York at. Glebe Kelso, llobert, provision merchant, 44 Shaw street Kelso, William, feuar, 4 York street KENNEDY, Alexander, miller, 22 John street Kennedy, Charles, police officer, 16 Hamilton street Kennedy, Charles, engineer, 12 Arthur street Kennedy, David, carpenter, 19 John street Kennedy, Francis, rigger, 31 Shaw street Kennedy, James, Largs post, White Horse inn, 33 Market street Kennedy, James, boilermaker, 6 Under crescent Kennedy, James, gatekeeper on the railway, 2 Ropework street Kennedy, John, mate, 3 Salmon street Kennedy, John, tinsmith, 56 Dalrjmple street Kennedy, Mitchell, shoemaker, 2 Lindsay lane Kennedy, Robert, mariner, 68 Dalrymple street Kennedy, Miss M., dressmaker, 1 Manse lane Kennedy, Mrs., Alexander, corn, flour, and barley mill, Carts- burn Hill Kennedy, Mrs., lodgings, 2 Watt place KENNY, James, engineer, 7 William street KENYONN, Mrs. William, lodgings, 21 Baker street KER, Alan, merchant and commission agent, 4 West quay. House, 52 West Blackhall street Ker, John, manager goods department, railway. House, 52 West Blackhall street. Office, Virginia street Ker, Misses, 37 West Stewart street KERR, Alexander, feuar, 1 West Stewart street Kerr, Alexander, accountant, 4 Nicholson street Kerr, Alexander, soda water maker, 13 West Burn street Kerr, Archibald, cooper, 27 Sugarhouse lane Kerr & Ingles, writers, 46 Hamilton street Kerr, Daniel, shoemaker, 53 Vennei Kerr, Denniston, mariner, 26 Vennel Kerr, Duncan, carpenter, 53 Vennel Kerr, Duncan, shoemaker, 1 West quay Kerr, James, farmer, Glen brae Kerr, James, bookseller and stationer, 10 Hamilton street. House, 50 Nicholson street Kerr, James, cooper, 5 Watson's lane Kerr, James, painter, 18 Hamilton street 54 DIRECTORY.

Kerr, James, charcoal manufacturer, 10 Lynedoch street Kerr, John, salesman, 17 Hamilton street. House do. Kerr, John, merchant, Abbotsford place Kerr, John, skipper, 9 Nicholson street Kerr, John, shipmaster, 24 Regent street Kerr, John, carpenter, 53 East Regent street Kerr, John, smith, 10 Duncan street Kerr, John, mariner, 56 Innerkip street Kerr, Robert, depute harbour master. House, 50 Regent street Kerr, Robert, bill-poster and letter-carrier, 5 Longwell close Kerr, Robert, coach-maker, 17 East Quay lane Kerr, Robert, brass-founder, 16 East Quay lane Kerr, Stewart S-, teacher, 23 St. Lawrence street Kerr, William, meal merchant, 11 Hamilton street Kerr, William, flesher, 21 Innerkip street Kerr, Miss Agnes, 11 Hamilton street Kerr, Miss Helen, 6 Union court Kerr, Miss, feuar, 5 Longwell close Kerr, Miss, dressmaker, 26 Tobago street Kerr, Miss, Coudenknowes Kerr, Miss, 9 Mearns street Kerr, Mrs. John, feuar, 65 Vennel Kerr, Mrs John, 11 Hamilton street Kerr, Mrs. feuar, 23 Duncan street Kerr, Mrs. James, 4 Market street Kerr, Mrs., 5 Cathcart street Kerr, Mrs., lodgings, 2 Open shore Kerr, Mrs. A., spirit merchant, 57 Vennel KERRS & M' Bride, merchants and shipowners, 12 West- breast KIDSTON, A. G., merchant, 6 Rue-end street KILGOUR, John, boilermaker, 14 Sugarhouse lane Kilgour, William, watchman, 8 Stanners street KILLING, Mrs. John, 13 Bearhope street KILPATRICK, Adam, gardener, 24 Ardgowan square Kilpatrick, James, gardener, 17 West Burn street Kilpatrick, Mrs., lodgings, 9 West Stewart street KINAIRD, James, carpenter, 21 Sugarhouse lane Kinaird, John, carter., 65 Nicholson street KINCAID, Thomas,, shipowner, Quarry bank, 3 Eldon street KINNEY, Thomas, shipmaster, 21 West Blackhall street KING, David, spirit merchant, 2 Nelson street, Glebe King, John, groom, 10 Cross-shore street King> Robert, carpenter, 19 John street King, Ross, mariner, 34 Rue-end street King, Thomas, Customs, 18 Kelly street King Thomas, writer, 1 Watt place DIRECTORY. 55

King, William, of William King & Son. House, 44 Hamil- ton street King, William, & Son, coach proprietors, White Hart Inn King, Mrs. George, 30 Regent street King, Mrs John, 7 Charles street KIN LOCH, Mrs. Archibald, shoemaker, 21 Hamilton street KIPPEN, Miss Mary, 6 Ardgowan square KIRK, Adam & Co., tanners, 7 Harvie lane and 57 Dal- rjmple street Kirk, Robert, druggist, 57 Shaw street Kirk, Thomas, shipmaster, 71 West Blackball street KIRKLAND, John, baker, 24 Hamilton street. House, 13 Sugarhouse lane KIRKWOOD, Alexander, mason, 42 Innerkip street Kirkwood, James, spirit dealer, 4 East breast Kirkwood, James, mason, 26 Bearhope street Kirkwood, James, engineer, 49 Innerkip street Kirkwood, Peter, mason, 3 Bearhope street Kirkwood, William, spirit dealer, 33 East Shaw street Kirkwood, William, mason, 3 Bruce street Kirkwood, Mrs. James, 49 Innerkip street KNAGGS, George, porter, 13 East Quay lane Knaggs, George, river pilot, 7 Ardgowan street, Glebe KNOWLES, Thomas, pattern maker, 45 Nicholson street KNOX, Alexander, carpenter, 23 Cathcart street Knox, George, clerk, 3 Highland close KYLE, Alexander, mate, 9 Watt street Kyle, Henry, shoemaker, 63 Vennel

LAING, Andrew, bookseller, stationer, and bookbinder, 55 Cathcart street. House, 62 Ann street LAIRD & Sons, shipping agents, 9 Cross-shore street Laird, Alexander, carter, 26 Bearhope street Laird, Archibald, feuar, 24 Vennel Laird, James, shipmaster, 12 Mearns street Laird, James, shoemaker, 42 Sir Michael street Laird, John, engineer, 12 St. Andrew square Laird, John, farmer, Bow, Innerkip road Laird, John, shipmaster, 18 Brougham street Laird, Matthew, carter, 21 Tobago street Laird, S., spirit dealer, 75 Ann street Laird, Thomas, shoemaker, 1 Nelson street, Gleb© Laird, William, clothier, 1 William street Laird, William, valet, Nelson street Laird, Mrs. Archibald, 4 Market street Laird, Mrs., 52 Cathcart street 36 DIRECTORY.

LAMB, George, of Thomas Lamb & Sons. House, 3 Trafal- gar street Lamb, Joseph, time-keeper, 27 Rue-end street Lamb, Thomas, & Sons, joiners, blockmakers, and bobbin- makers, Buccleuch street, Greenock, and 19 Dale street, Tradeston, Glasgow- Lamb, Thomas, of Thomas Lamb Sf Sons. House, 17 Sir Michael street Lamb, William L., & Co., agents, 33 Shaw street Lamb, William L., of W. L. Lamb & Co. House, 3 Trafal- gar street Lamb, Mrs. Thomas, 3 Trafalgar street LAMBIE, John, carpenter, 7 Dellingburn square LAMONT, C. D., accountant of Union Bank of Scotland. House, 50 Eldou street Lamont, Colin, late teacher of mathematics, 2 Eldon street Lamont, Colin, jun., banker, 50 Eldon street Lamont, Duncan, carpenter, 7 Dalrymple street Lamont, Dugald, tailor, 8 Vennel Lamont, Hugh, clerk, Lang's land, Ann street Lamont, James, carpenter, 1 Virginia street Lamont, James, stationer, 11 Shaw street Lamont, James, shipmaster, 55 Dalrjmple street Lamont, John, watchmaker, 17 Stanners street Lamont, John, engineer, 15 Roxburgh street Lamont, John, depute-chamberlain. Office, 47, House, 19 Hamilton street Lamont, Michael, mason, 4 Kilblain street Lamont, Neil, clothier, 11 Hamilton street. House, 72 Rox- burgh street Lamont, Neil, shipmaster, 24 Kelly street Lamont, Peter, pensioner, 4 Kilblain street Lamont, Thomas R., banker's clerk, 50 Eldon street Lamont, Miss, dressmaker, 12 Kelly street Lamont, Miss Mary, grocer, 36 Dalrymple street Lamont, Mrs., feuar, 17 Stanners street LANG, Alexander, accountant, 30 Hamilton street. House, Mount Pleasant street Lang, David, engineer, 16 Main street, Cartsdyke Lang, Duncan, teacher, 15 Patrick street Lang, Gabriel, coachman, Garvel park, Port- Glasgow road Lang, James, wright, 13 Bogle street. House, 4 Lynedoch street Lang, James L, of Thomas Lang & Co. House, 4 Brougham street Lang, John, blockmaker, 74 Ann street Lang, John, grocer, 13 Dalrymple street House, Bank street Lang, John, carpenter, 6 Market street Lang, John, moulder, 17 Main street, Cartsdyke DIRECTORY. 57

Lang, Robert, mason, 56 Innerkip street Lang, Robert, cabinet-maker, 3 Roslin street Lang, Samuel, cooper, 21 Kilblain street Lang, Thomas, & Co., timber merchants, 1 Clyde crescent Lang, Thomas, of T. Lang <& Co. House, 4 Brougham st. Lang, Miss Janet, 7 Chapel street Lang, Mrs. James, spirit dealer, 37 Shaw street Lang, Mrs., 64 West Blackhall street Lang, Mrs., 15 Hamilton street LANGWILL, Archibald, searcher, Customs. Ho.Orangefield Langwill, Archibald, jun., of Kerr and Jnglis. Ho., Orange- field Langwill. John, shipmaster, Lyle street LARKIE, Mrs. James, lodgings, 58 Shaw street LATHAM, David M., accountant, Royal Bank of Scotland, 8 Cathcart street. House, 24 Kelly street Latham, William, Bank clerk, 1 West Shaw street Latham, Mrs. Robert, 1 West Shaw street LAUDER, John, moulder, 11 John street LAUGUTON, Rev. William, 11 Forsyth street LAURIE, Alexander, teacher, 34 Sir Michael street. House, 56 Ann street Laurie, Donald, porter, 31 Vennel Laurie, Duncan, carpenter, Lower Ingleston Laurie & Fleming, carvers and gilders, 2 Bank street Laurie, J. G., manager, at Scott, Sinclair & Go's. House, Mount park cottage Laurie, James, gilder, 19 Ann street Laurie, John, of B. Cowan

Law, Mrs , lodgings, 21 Dalrymple street LAWRIE, Neil, blockmaker, 69 Roxburgh street LAWS ON, David, carpenter, 2 Under crescent Lawson, Edmond of John Lawson & Sons. Ho. 2 Watt st. Lawson, John, of John Lawson & Sons. House, 2 Watt st. Lawson, John & Sons, seedsmen, nurserymen, and florists, 25 Hamilton street. Nurseries, 56 Nelson st., Wil- low Park, and Greenbank Lawson, John, mariner, 12 Vennel Lawson, Robert, mariner, 5 Cross-shore street Lawson, William, of John Lawson <& Sons. Ho. 2 Watt st. 58 DIRECTORY.

Lawson, Mrs., feuar, 33 East Shaw street LEARY, James, engineer, 92 East Hamilton street LECKIE, Archibald, painter, 3 Salmon street Leckie, Mrs., grocer and spirit dealer, 24 Cartsburn street LEESON, Martin, broker, 10 Vennel LEE, Edward, engineer, 5 Kirk street LEES, George, steward, 10 Tobago street Lees, John, pattern maker, 9 John street LEG GET, Mathew, shoemaker, 41 Innerkip street LEISHMAN, Robert, temperance coffee-house, 15 Cathcart street Leishman, Rev. Thomas, 1 Union street LEITCH, Alexander, steamboat master, 10 Virginia street Leitch, Alexander, mariner, 71 Rue-end street Leitch, Angus, pilot, 4 West Stewart street" Leitch, Angus, cooper, 56 Dalrymple street Leitch, Charles, joiner, 36 Sir Michael street Leitch, Daniel, jr., law clerk, Sheriff clerk's office. House, 11 Lynedoch street Leitch, Donald, mariner, 33 Charles street Leitch, James, sailmaker, 49 Innerkip street Leitch, James, 14 Sugarhouse lane Leitch, James, painter, 13 Cathcart street Leitch, John, rope spinner, 29 Sir Michael street Leitch, John, painter, 10 West breast Leitch, John, carpenter and grocer, 19 Ann street Leitch, John, shipowner, 9 Ardgowan square Leitch, Neil, teacher, Masons' Hall school, 36 Charles street. House, 18 Crawfurd street Leitch, Neil, landwaiter, 2 Lyle street Leitch, Neil, carter, Quarry park, Ingleston Leitch, Quiutin, & Co., ropemakers, 11 West breast Leitch, William, of Quintin Leitch & Co. House, Madeira House, Newark street Leitch, William T., shopman, 12 Lynedoeh street Leitch, Mrs. James, 5 Margaret street Leitch, Mrs. John, lodgings, 11 Shaw street Leitch, Mrs. Robert, 1 Grey place LENNOX, John, stationer, bookseller, news agent, and printer, 29 Hamilton street Lennox, John, clerk, 42 Hamilton street LESTER, James, sawyer, 1 Vennel street LEWIS, Mrs , washer and dresser, 1 Bearhope LIDDELL & King, writers, 3 Watt place Liddell, William, writer, 55 West Blackhall street Liddell, Mrs., 24 Regent street LINDSAY, Andrew, acting partner of Shaws Water Cotton Spinning Co.'s Mill. House, Prospect hill Lindsay, Coll, spirit dealer, 24 Shaw street DIRECTORY. 59

Lindsay, John, gardener, 9 West Stewart street Lindsay, Luke, watchmaker and jeweller, 43 Hamilton street. House, Mount View Lindsay, Robert, at Robert Ewing & Co.'s. House, Mount park Lindsay, "William, & Co., merchants and agents, Excis* buildings Lindsay, William, of William Lindsay & Co. House, Mount park LINNARD, James, cooper, 13 West burn street LITTLE, Dugald, writer, 55 Cathcart street. House, 77 Brougham street Little, James, Garrick Tavern, 5 Cathcart street Little, James, custom-house clerk, 77 Brougham street Little, James, & Co., agents, &c, Excise buildings Little, Robert, of James Little & Go. House, 4 Shaw place Little, Mrs. James, 77 Brougham street LITTLEJOHN, Thomas, H.E.I.C.S., 52 Eldon street LIVERPOOL Traders' Office, 1 West quay LIVINGSTON, Alexander, joiner, 10 Nicholson street Livingston, Angus, sawyer, 8 Ardgowan street, Glebe Livingston, Donald, leather merchant, 2 Dalrymple st. Ho., 1 Lyle street Livingston, Dugald, carpenter, 46 Crawfurd street Livingston, George, shoemaker, 3 Harvie lane Livingston, John, gardener, 49 Vennel Livingston, Neil, wine merchant, 12 Highland close Livingston, William, cabinetmaker, 1 Duncan street Livingston, William, tailor, 49 Vennel Livingston, Mrs., 7 Charles street LOCKHART, John, joiner, 22 Sir Michael street LOCHEAD, Mrs., lodgings, 19 Hamilton street LOGAN, John, messenger-at-arms, 3 Bank street. House, 6 Bruce street Logan, Ralph, 62 Ann street Logan, Robert, carter, 9 Buccleugh street Logan, Steven, grocer, 51 Shaw street Logan, William, grocer, 60 Dalrymple street LONG & Barwick, hoop manufacturers, 23 West Burn street, and 35 Centre street, Glasgow

Long, Nicholas, of Long & Barv:ick. House, 4 Innerkip st. LONGWILL, Robert, copper and tinsmith, 5 Hamilton st. House, 17 Sir Michael street Longwill, Mrs., 64 West Blackball street LONGWORTH, Mrs., 6 Lyle street LOUGHRANPeter, broker, 64 Dalrymple stre e LOUDOUN, Alexander, clerk, Post office Loudon, Mrs., spirit dealer, 24 Market street LOVE, Alexander, carpenter, 8 Smith's lane $0 DIRECTORY.

Love, Alexander, letter-carrier, Post office. Ho. 76 Ann st. Love, Andrew, smith, 19 Tobago street Love, Hugh, porter, 9 Highland close Love, James, joiner, 3 Ann street Love, John, carter, 56 Rue-end street Love, John, governor of prison. House, 3 Market street Love, John, gardener, 1 West Burn street. House, 1 New- ark street Love, John, session-clerk for East Parish. Music and piano- forte warehouse, 33 Cathcart street Love, Robert, weaver, 76 Ann street LOW, Andrew, officer of Seamen's chapel. Ho., 24 Bear- hope street LLOYD, Neil, ropemaker, 19 Crawfurd street LUMSDEN, Miss C, mangier, 61 Innerkip street LUSK, Adam, mariner, I West Stewart street Lusk, Robert, grocer, 20 Vennel. Hcuse, George square LYALL, James, clerk of Excise, St Andrew square Lyall, James, pattern maker, 21 Baker street LYLE, Abram, & Son, coopers, 62 Nicholson street Lyle, Abram, sen., of Abram Lyle & Son. Ho., 62 Nichol- son street Lyle, Abram, jun., of Abram Lyle & Son. Ho., 61 Nichol- son street Lyle & Whitehead, wine and spirit merchants, 2 West Quay lane Lyle, David, carter, 23 Cartsburu street Lyle, Duncan, cooper, 9 Ardgowan street, Glebe Lyle, John, miller, 21 Arthur street Lyle, John, of Lyle & Whitehead. House, 13 Charles street Lyle, John, carpenter, 12 Charles street Lyle, Mathew, mariner, 5 Cross-shore street Lyle, Robert, of Abram Lyle & Son. House, 62 Nicholson street Lyle, Thomas, boatbuilder, 55 Rue-end street. House, 13 Charles street Lyle, William, comb and brush warehouse, 2 William street Lyle, Miss, dressmaker, 37 Hamilton street Lyle, Mrs. Alexander, 13 Charles street Lyle, Mrs. John, 17 Kelly street Lyle, Mrs. William, 37 Hamilton street LYNCH, John, spirit dealer, 4 Cartsburn street LYONS, Patrick, pawnbroker, 59 Vennel. Ho. 33 Hamil- ton street LYON, David, farmer, Bawhurly Lyon, James, carpenter, 31 Tobago street Lyon, John, brassfounder, 36 Rue-end street Lyon, Robert, late shipmaster, 17 Cathcart street Lyon, Mrs. Dugald, 30 Vennel DIRECTORY. 61

Lyon, Mrs. Robert, 1 Crawfurd street Lyon, Mrs., grocer and spirit dealer, 31 Tobago street

MACHAN, Miss Eliza, 49 Union street MAIN, Btmjamin, tidewaiter, 30 Roxburgh street Main, David, locker, 10 Trafalgar street Main, David, pilot, 9 Highland close Main, Hugh, steam- packet commander, 8 West Stewart street Main, John, carpenter, 2 John street Main, Robert, tidewaiter, 10 Nicholson street Main, Mrs. Robert, 11 Brougham street Main, Mrs., 21 John street MAITLAND, David, shipmaster, 12 Regent street Maitland, John, watch and clock maker, 7 Market street MALCOLM & Co., coopers, 2 East Shaw street Malcolm, John, cooper, 63 Ann street Malcolm, Walter, of Malcolm & Co. House, 2 Lynedoch st. Malcolm, Walter, jun., cooper, 4 East Shaw street MALCOM, John, inspector of poor. House, 9 Mearns street MALONE, Robert L., 37 Hamilton street Malone, Miss E., 37 Hamilton street MANDLEY, Jacob, sawyer, 56 Main street, Cartsdyke Mandley, James, sawyer, Longwell close MANN, Alexander, superintendent of police, Office, 47 Ha- milton street. House, 15 do.

Mann, James, of John Rankin fy Co., 11 East Quay lane Mann, Mrs. Catherine, Henry Bell Tavern, 1 West Quay lane MANNERS, Mrs., lodgings, 12 Arthur street MAN SON, James, mariner, 5 Shaw street MANTICHA, Rev. Joseph, Roman Catholic clergyman, 24 East Shaw street MARQUIS, Walker, brassfounder, 11 John street MARR, Douglas, engineer, 7 Lynedoch street MARSHALL, Claud, sheriff-substitute, 29 Regent street Marshall, Claud, jun., writer, of Patten & Marshall. House, 29 Regent street

Marshall, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 73 Main St., Carts - dyke. House, 18 Arthur street Marshall, John, of Warden & Marshall. Ho. 17 Ann st. Marshall, John, ropemaker, 6 Duncan street Marshall, Robert, pattern maker, 72 Main street, Cartsdyke Marshall, Robert, shoemaker, 12 Ann street Marshall, William, tanner, skinner and wool merchant, Lady- burn, Port- Glasgow road Marshall, William, baker, 4 East Quay lane H 62 DIRECTORY.

Marshall, Miss, feuar, Ladyburn, Port-Glasgow road Marshall, Mrs., 31 Shaw street Marshall, Mrs., 14 Ann street

MARTIN & Co., merchants and shipowners, 5 William st. Martin, George, steward, 64 West Blackhall street Martin, James, Nelson tavern, 8 Smith's lane Martin, John, cutler, 46 Shaw street. Ho. 7 Manse lane Martin, John, town chamberlain, 47 Hamilton street. Ho. 23 Crawfurd street Martin, John, smith, 4 Tobago street Martin, Joseph, carter, 69 Dalrymple street Martin, Robert, baker, 4 Market street Martin, Thomas, shipmaster, 24 Hamilton street Martin, William, of Martin & Co. House, 9 Patrick street MASON, John, mason, 81 Roxburgh street MASTER WRIGHTS' SOCIETY'S Hearse-house, 27 Bearhope street MATHIESON, Margaret, 64 West Blackhall street Mathieson, Neil, lodgings, 9 William street Mathieson, Mrs., lodgings, 11 John street MAXTON, J. B., engineer, 42 West Stewart street Maxton, Peter, of Martin & Co. House, 24 Patrick street MAXWELL, Thomas, 66 Union street MAYS, Robert, clothier, 66 Dalrymple street MECHANICS' Library and Reading-room, Mechanics' In- stitution, 7 Sir Michael Street MELVIN, William, temperance hotel, 3 Cathcart square Melvin, Mrs. Archd, mangier, 68 Dalrymple street MELROSE, Adam, clerk, 4 Nicholson street Melrose, William, cooper, 8 Main street, Cartsdyke MENZIES, Alexander, sailmaker, 10 Virginia street. Ho. 3 Lyle street Menzies, John, teacher, 26 St. Lawrence street Menzies, John, working silversmith and jeweller, 3 Hamilton street. House, 63 West Blackhall street Menzies, William, cooper, 2 Manse lane Menzies, William, tailor, 46 Hamilton street MIDDLE Free Church, 3 West Burn street Middle Parish Church, 1 Cathcart square Middle Parish School, 6 Ann street MIDDLETON, Jonas, mason, 31 East Regent street MILES, Finlay, spirit dealer, 1 Stanners street MILLAR, Andrew, carpenter, 11 John street Millar, Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 7 East Quay lane Millar, Alexander, pawnbroker, 6 Vennel Millar, Archibald, shoemaker, 53 East Regent street Millar, Charles, gardener, Auchindarroch Millar, Duncan, shoemaker, 50 Innerkip street Millar, James, of Caird & Co. House, 18 Forsyth street DIRECTORY. 63

Millar, John, smith, 48 Crawfurd street Millar, John, &, Co., general agents, 5 West quay Millar, John, of John Millar & Go. House, 7 Patrick street Millar, John, labourer, Buchanan's close Millar, John, cooper, 9 Factory lane Millar, John, cooper, 1 Kirk street, Glebe Millar, Joseph, carter and keeper of washing-green, Nelson street Millar, Peter, Gardeners' Arms Inn, 3 Manse lane Millar, Peter, mariner, 5 Longwell close Millar, Robert, porter, 5 Sir Michael street Millar, Robert, bottler, 22 Innerkip street Millar, Robert, baker, 3 Hamilton street Millar, Robert, shipowner, 77 Brougham street

Millar, Thomas, mason, ] Nelson street, Glebe Millar, Thomas, George Hotel, opposite Steamboat quay, 10 East breast Millar, Thomas, engineer, 6 Lyle street Millar, William, blacksmith, 19 Hamilton street Millar, William, shipmaster, 18 Crawfurd street Millar, Misses, teachers, 81 Roxburgh street Millar, Mrs. John, lodgings, 66 Nelson street Millar, Mrs. John, 22 Hamilton street Millar, Mrs. William, grocer, 26 Sir Michael street MILLIGAN, Mrs., Mains' cottage, Hillend MILLS, Robert, engineer, 23 St. Lawrence street MILNE, James, boot and shoemaker, 2 Tobago street Milne, James, jun., teacher and accountant, Bank st. school. House, 2 Tobago street Milne, James, mason, 22 Innerkip street Milne, Richard, mason, 20 Innerkip street MITCHELL, Charles S., broker, 56 Dalrymple street Mitchell, James, clockmaker, 36 Vennel Mitchell, James, lodgings, 6 East breast Mitchell, James, shipmaster, Niven's land, Antigua street Mitchell, John, boilermaker, 42 Innerkip street Mitchell, Robert, sawyer, 2 Hamilton street

Mitchell, Matthew, of Thomson fy Mitchell. House, Brisbane street Mitchell, William, joiner, 22 Ann street Mitchell, Mrs., grocer, 68 Main street, Cartsdyke Mitchell, Mrs-, lodgings, 7 Cartsburn street MOFFAT, George, turner, 2 Harvie lane Moffat, Walter, engineer, 10 John street Moffat, William, shoemaker, 23 Cartsburn street Moffat, William, dyer, 11 Cowgate street Moffat, Mrs. Andrew, milliner, 52 Cathcart street MOLLAND, Mark, captain, R.N., 63 Rue-end street MOLLOY, Duncan, mariner, 4 East Shaw street 64 DIRECTORY,

MONTAGUE, Norris, porter, 2 Shannon's close MONTIGUE, James, tailor and clothier, 49 Vennel MONTGOMERY, John, tailor, 35 Sir Michael street Montgomery, Robert, carpenter, 11 West Burn street Montgomery, William, mariner, 30 Tobago street Montgomery, William, landing-waiter and searcher, Customs, House, 30 Regent street Montgomery, Mrs. John, farmer, Low Cowdenknowes MOODY, Allan, sawyer, 50 Innerkip street Moody, John, eating-house, &c, 6 East Quay lane Moody, James F., & Co. clothiers and outfitters, 41 Hamil- ton street Moody, William, boot and shoemaker, 5 Cathcart st. Ho., 43 Hamilton street Moody, William, smith, 20 Stanners street Moody, Miss Helen, 4 Jamaica street Moody, Mrs., sp ; rit dealer, 20 Main street, Cartsdyke MOORE, Mrs. James, lodgings, 52 West Stewart street MORE, Andrew, cause wayer, 5L Rue -end street More, James, grocer, 21 Arthur street More, James, wright, 7 Buccleuch street. House, 3 Bear- hope street More, John, joiner, 4 Cross-shore street. House,. 23 West Regent street MORIES & Nicol, coal and coke merchants, East India breast Mories, John, & Co., timber measurers and merchants, 4 East India breast Mories, John, of John Mories & Co. House, St. Andrew sq. Mories, Miss, milliner and straw-hat maker, 19 Cathcart st. MORRIS, Hugh, mariner, 5 Market street Morris, John, ship carpenter, 7 Carnock street Morris, John, spirit-dealer, 18 Dalrymple street MORRISON & Co., house and ship wrights, 58 West Blackhall street. House, do. Morrison, Daniel, mariner, 64 Nicholson street Morrison, George, mason, 20 Innerkip street Morrison, James, flesher, 18 Hamilton street. House, 13 Charles street Morrison, James, ropemaker, Nelson street Morrison, John, spirit dealer, 12 Ann street Morrison, John, skipper, 45 Nicholson street Morrison, John, carpenter, 23 Tobago street Morrison, John & Sons, booksellers, stationers, bookbinders, paper rulers and librarians, 6 William street, 12 Hamilton street, and 71 Rue-end street. House, 2 West Shaw street Morrison, Peter, superintendent of Shaws Water Company's Works, Overton cottage DIRECTORY. 65

Morrison, Peter, sawyer, 10 St. Andrew street Morrison, Robert, mariner, 6 William street Morrison, Robert, landing waiter, 58 West Blackhall street Morrison, Robert, mason, 18 Ann street Morrison, William, spirit-dealer, 21 Shaw street Morrison, William, smith, 10 Nicholson street Morrison, Miss, dressmaker, 34 Market street Morrison, Miss, lodgings, 24 Shaw street Morrison, Mrs Alexander, lodgings, 51 Regent street MORGAN, George, sailmaker, 49 Vennel MORTIMER, Hugh, lodgings, 71 Vennel MORTON, James, jun., of Greenock Iron Co., 3 Custom- house place. House, 1 Laird street MOSCRIP, George, mariner, 32 Bearhope street MOSSMAN, John, joiner, 38 Roxburgh street Mossman, James, joiner, 38, Roxburgh street Mossman, James, joiner, 4 Tobago street MOUNTAIN, William, clerk, 18 Shaw street MUIR & M'CLURE, writers, 5 Cathcart street Muir & Brodie, flour merchants, Bakers' mill, 20 Baker street Muir, Alexander, japanner, 36 Roxburgh street Muir, Alexander, engineer, 69 Dalrymple street Muir, Allan, of Muir & Brodie. House, 24 Kelly street Muir, Archibald, spirit-dealer, 50 Shaw street Muir, Charles, nail-maker, 34 East Shaw street. House, ditto Muir, Crawfurd, of Muir & M'Clure. House, 57 West Blackhall street Muir, James, joiner, 5 Springkell street Muir, John, shipmaster, 3 Lyle street Muir, Matthew, porter, 8 Argyll street Muir, Niel, baker, 10 William street Muir, Richard, boot and shoemaker, 30 Hamilton street. House, 18 Kelly street Muir; Robert, shoemaker, 12 Shaw street. House, 5 Lyne- doch street Muir, Robert, provision merchant, 2 Vennel. House, Q7 West Blackhall street Muir, Thomas, carpenter, Longwell close Muir, Thomas, sailmaker, 33 Shaw street Muir, William, weigher, Customs, 24 Cathcart street Muir, William, carpenter, 19 John street Muir, William, labourer, 64 West Blackhall street Muir, William, smith, 47 Main street, Cartsdyke Muir, Mrs, lodgings, 3 East Quay lane Muir, Mrs Andrew, 9 High Vennel Muir, Mrs Andrew, 22 Forsyth street Muir, Mrs George, Mount Park cottage Muir, Mrs Robert, lodgings, 67 West Blackhall street Muir, Mrs Robert, feuar. 3 St. Andrew square h2 66 DIRECTORf.

Muir, Miss, sempstress, 34 East Shaw street MULLEN, Henry, teacher, 8 Manse lane MUNDIE, Hugh, porter, 51 Shaw street MUNN, James, mariner, 11 West breast Munn, James, joiner, 1 1 Bruce street Munn, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 7 Smith's lane Munn, Mrs William, 5 West Burn street MUNRO, Alexander, brassfounder, 6 Carnock street Munro, Andrew & Co., commission merchants, 5 West Quay Munro, Andrew, of Andrew Munro & Co. House, 8 Ardgowaa. street Munro, Andrew, carpenter, 29 Charles street Munro, Angus, 53 Vennel Munro, Archibald, farmer, Bridge-end Munro, Donald, weigher, 20 Tobago street Munro, Duncan, shoemaker, 7 Dalrymple street Munro, James W., clerk, 56 East Regent street Munro, James, coal merchant, &c, 46 Crawfurd street Munro, John, boot and shoemaker, 5 West Burn street Munro, John, session-clerk, 5Q East Regent street Munro, Peter, carpenter, 61 Main street, Cartsdyke Munro, Miss, feuar, 1 B'earhope street MURDOCH, Andrew, smith, 40 Main street, Cartsdyke Murdoch, Duncan, tanner, 17 Tobago street Murdoch, John, goods station, railway, 14 John street Murdoch, Robert, joiner, 1 Kilblain street Murdoch, Mrs Robert, lodgings, 42 Hamilton street Murdoch, Mrs William, feuar, 17 Bank street Murdoch, Mrs William, spirit dealer, 10 Main St., Cartsdyke MUKCH, Richard, mariner, 2 William street A'lURCHIE, Alexander, pilot, 1 Open shore Murchie, Andrew, 2 Cross-shore stjjeet MURRAY, Alexander, carpenter// 31 Shaw street Murray, George, tailor, 6 Charles street Murray, Hugh, moulder, 15 Arthur street Murray, James, smith, 4 Duncan street Murray, James, rope and rag dealer, 3 Lindsay lane Murray, James, smith, 9 Vennel Murray, John,, nailer, 57 Shaw street. Ho. 31 Tobago St.. Murray, Francis, tailor, 43 Vennel Murray, Peter, teacher, 8 East Shaw street. House, 3 Tra- falgar street Murray, Thomas, late of Customs, Hope place Murray, William, smith, 18 Arthur street Murray, Mrs. Thomas, spirit dealer, 5 St. Lawrence St.. Murray, Miss Margaret, grocer, 17 Scanners fctreet Murray, Mrs. Robert, feuar, 3 York street Murray, Mrs. E., 1 Nelson street, Glebe Murray, Mrs., 31 Shaw street DIRECTORY. 67

MUSH AT, James, engineer, 36 Rue-end street MUSIC SALOON, 33 Cathcart street

M'ADAM, Andrew, sawyer, 4 Arthur street M'Adam, Peter, steward, 15 Hamilton street M'ALLISTER, Alexander, fish market. House, 7 Went breast M'Allister, Andrew, baker, 14 Hamilton street M'Allister, Archibald, porter, 55 Cathcart street M'Allister, Colin, carpenter, 4 Shaw street M'Allister, Daniel, painter and paper hanger, 20 West Rum

street . M'Allister, Donald, cowfeeder, 16 Innerkip street M'Allister, Hector, porter, 7 Dairy mple street M'Allister, James, smith, 5 Tobago street M'Allister, James, cotton spinner. Cotton Mill cottages M'Allister, John, baker, 17 Hamilton street. House, do. M'Allister, John, sailmaker, 5 Tobago street M'Allister, Stewart, of Customs, 6 Rruce street M'Allister, Catherine, grocer, 74 Ann street M'Allister, Mrs. Archibald, 20 West Eurn street M'Allister, Mrs. 55 Cathcart street M'ALPINE, John, maltster, 3 West Shaw street M'Alpine, Misses, 44 West Blackball street M'ANALLY, Patrick, 5 Manse lane M'ANDREW, Mrs., lodgings, 71 Rue-end street M'ANULTY, Dennis, clothing and outfitting depot, 10 Wil- liam street. House, 7 Dalrymple street M'ARA & Stark, clothiers and tailors, 7 Cathcart street M'Ara, James, carpenter, 34 Cartsburn street

M'Ara, Ronton, of M'Ara <$c Stark. House, 17 West Black- hall street M'ARTHUR & Binnie, commission merchants and ship brokers, 39 Cathcart street M' Arthur, Andrew, carpenter, 11 John street M' Arthur, Archibald, night watchman, 12 Vennel M' Arthur, Daniel, manager of the Greenock Felt Works, 94 East Hamilton street. House, 3 Brisbane street M' Arthur, David, mariner, 12 Highland close M'Arthur, Dugald, railway guard, 3 Vennel M' Arthur, Duncan, night watchman, 3 Cowgate street M'Arthur, Duncan, smith, oculist, and librarian of Cartsdyke Mechanics' library, 4 East Blackball street M'Arthur, George, police officer, 4 Ann street M'Arthur, Hugh, grocer, 19 Hamilton street. Ho. 9 West Stewart street DIRECTORY.

M'Arthur, James, spirit dealer, 10 Shaw street M' Arthur, John, shopman, 11 Nicholson street M' Arthur, John, sailmaker, 31 Tobago street M'Arthur, John, mariner, 4 Sir Michael street M' Arthur, John, watchman, 9 Roxburgh street M'Arthur, Peter, turner, 25 Sir Michael street M'Arthur, Peter, shipmaster, 10 Ann street M'Arthur, Robert, provision dealer, 13 Charles street M'Arthur, William, broker, 66 Vennel M'Arthur, Misses, feuars, 1 Brougham street M'Arthur, Mrs. Duncan, 21 Boyd place M'Arthur, Mrs., matron, House of Refuge, Ingleston M'Arthur, Mrs., milliner, 11 Tobago street M'Arthur, Mrs., lodgings, 7 West breast MACAULAY, Thomas, merchant, 94 Union street Macaulay, John, merchant, 94 Union street M'AULAY & Co., tailors and clothiers, 33 Hamilton street M'Aulay, John, cooper, 7 Hamilton street M'Aulay, Mathew, locker, 1 West quay M'Aulay, William, Comptroller of Customs. Ho., 10 West Regent street M'Aulay, Misses, 19 West Blackhall street M'AUSLAND, Archibald, cooper, 37 Dalrymple street M'Ausland, David, currier, Ladyburn M'Ausland, James, tidewaiter, 4 Bearhope street M'Ausland, John, labourer, 62 Nicholson street M'Ausland, John, cooper, 19 Tobago street M'BEAN, Hugh, sawyer, 2 Charles street M'BRIARTY, Dennis, broker, 61 Dalrymple street. M'Briarty, Mrs., vintner, 61 Dalrymple street M'BRIDE, Alexander, shipmaster, 23 Regent street M'Bride, Alexander, spirit dealer, 56 Dalrymple street M'Bride, James, of Kerrs & M' Bride. House, Thistle bank, 81 Union street M'Bride, Hugh, carpenter, 5 York street M'Bride, Isaac, spirit merchant, 58 Dalrymple street M'Bride, John, mason, 7 Dalrymple street M'Bride, Samuel, rag merchant, 62 Low Vennel M'Bride, Neil, labourer, 12 Vennel M'BRIDE, Mrs., dressmaker, 6 Chapel street M'CAIG:, Daniel, mason, 4 Kilblain street M'CALL, Archibald, grocer, 15 Hamilton street and 33 Cathcart street M'Call, Duncan, surgeon. Consulting-rooms, 32 Rue-end st. House, do. MACCALL, T. S., M.D., Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, 99 Union street M'CARTNEY, David, carter, 2 Captain street M'Cartney, James, provision merchant, 1 Watt place DIRECTORY.

M'CALLUM, Alexander, flesher, 8 Tobago street M'Callum, Allan, porter, II Hamilton street M'Callum, Archibald, writer, 38 Hamilton street M'Callum, Daniel, spirit dealer, 6 East breast M'Callum, Daniel, labourer, 8 Hamilton street M'Callum, Daniel, mate, 11 Lynedoch street M'Callum, Dugald, 30 Tobago street M'Callum, Duncan, tailor, 33 Hamilton street M'Callum, Edward, mariner, 9 Vennel M'Callum, Gilbert, labourer, 64 West Blackball street

M'Callum, John, engineer, 3 Kilblain street . M'Callum, John, carpenter and spirit dealer, 9 William street M'Callum, John, carpenter, 32 Dalrymple street M'Callum, John, porter, 2 Longwell close M'Callum, John, governor, House of Refuge M'Callum, John, ropemaker, 10 Ann street M'Callum, Neil, carpenter, 7 Dalrymple street M'Callum, Neil, carpenter, 2 Bell entry M'Callum, Peter, iron merchant, 56 Shaw street M'Callum, Peter, shipmaster, 30 Tobago street M'Callum, Miss, lodgings, 22 Kilblain street M'Callum, Mrs. Duncan, 10 Sugarhouse lane M'Callum, Mrs, feuar, 10 Tobago street M'CAMMOND. David, 3 Bank street M'CANNA, Charles, broker, 5 Taylor's close M'CANN. Charles, flesher, 42 Hamilton street M'CASKILL. Kenneth, locker, Customs M'CLATCllIE, Thomas, manager, at M'Leod, Brother!, House, 44. Innerkip street M'CLURE, William, of Muir & M'Clure. House, 1 Mar- garet street M'COLL, Daniel, carpenter, 35 Crawfurd street M'Coll, Dugald, gardener, 43 Hamilton street M'Coll, Duncan, gardener, 62 Union street M'Coll, Duncan, carpenter, 47 Dalrymple street M'Coll, James, mariner, 30 Roxburgh street M'Coll. John, smith, Finnieston M'Coll, John grocer, 5 Market street M'Coll, Malcolm, labourer, 35 Hamilton street M'CONNEL, Mrs, poulterer, 17 Hamilton street M'Connel, Miss, dressmaker, 10 Brougham street M'CQN NOCHIK, Archibald, carpenter, 75 Ann street M'Connochie, Archibald, carpenter, 26 Sugarhouse Ian© M'Connochie, Daniel, engineer, 17 Arthur street M'Connochie, Mrs James, 58 West Blackball street M-Connochie, Mrs James, Lyle street M'CORQUODALE, Allan, carpenter, 5 Crawfurd street M'Corquodale, Archibald, blacking manufacturer and cowfeeder, 19 Sugarhouse lane 70 DIRECTORY.

M'Corquodale, John, boot and shoemaker, 63 Ann street M'Corquodale, John, founder, 25 St. Laurence street M'Coi'quodale, John, pilot, 1 Union court M'Corquodale, Mrs Duncan, 12 Kelly street M'CRIMMON", Angus, carpenter, 2 Union court M'CROSSAN, James, clothier, 11 William street M'CRYSTAL, Miss, milliner and straw hat maker, 13Charles street M'CUAIG, Alexander, carpenter, 1 West Burn street M'Cuaig, James, joiner, 31 Tobago street M'Cuaig, Thomas, turner, 31 Vennel M'Cuaig, Peter, joiner, 30 Tobago street M'Cuaig, William, carpenter, 72 Main street, Cartsdyke M'CULLOCH, Alexander, flesher, 37 Cathcart street M'Culloch, Alexander, steam-packet agent, Excise buildings. House, Viewbank cottage, Hillend road M'Culloch, Alexander, of Craigbet. House, 10 West Stewart street M'Culloch, Rev. James Melville, D.D., minister of the West Parish, 8 Patrick street M'Culloch, John, merchant, 6 Shannon's close M'Culloch, John, sawyer, 16 John street M'Culloch, Thomas, mason, 8 Ardgowan street, Glebe M'Culloch, Samuel, coach maker, 43 Hamilton street M'Culloch, Miss, Brisbane street M ACCUNN & Russell, plumbers and braziers, 6 Dock breast MacCunn, John, merchant and agent, 2 Open shore. House, 101 Union street M'CUNN, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 27 East Shaw st. M'DADE, Dominick, pawnbroker, 2 Stanners street M'DERMIT, John, mariner, 42 Sir Michael street M'DIARMID, John, smith and spirit dealer, 32 Dalrymple street M'Diarmid, John, mason, 4 Bearhope street M'Diarmid, James, turner, 9 Vennel M'DIVITT, Mrs., huckster, 6 Highland close M'DONALD, Allan, carpenter, 52 Regent street M'Donald, Allan, carpenter, 4 Market street M'Donald, Archibald, joiner, 7 Cathcart street M'Donald, Donald, merchant, Ardgowan square M'Donald, Donald, catechist, Free Gaelic Church, 8 Argyle street M'Donald, Dugald, seaman, 70 Nicholson street M'Donald, Duncan, of Blair & M'Donald. House, 1 Cross- shore street M'Donald, Duncan, carpenter, 6 Clarence street M'Donald, Hector, builder, 18 Kelly street M'Donald, Hugh, carpenter, 7 Dalrymple street M'Donald, James, Tontine Inn and Hotel, 10 Cathcart street DIRECTORY. 71

M 'Donald, James, carpenter, 15 East Shaw street M' Donald, James, mariner, 63 West Blackhall street M'Donald, John, spirit dealer, 8 Longwell close M'Donald, John, teacher, Cotton mill school. House, 19 Ann street M'Donald, John, boat-builder, 5* Virginia street. House, 19 Bogle street M'Donald, John, 3 Vennel M'Donald, John A., shipmaster, 67 West Blackhall street M'Donald, John, carpenter, 30 Tobago street M'Donald, John, carpenter, 15 Hamilton street M'Donald, Mary, huckster, 21 Vennel M'Donald, Neil, shoemaker, 9 Charles street M'Donald, Robert, tailor, 7 Dalrjmple street M'Donald, Ronald, spirit dealer, 8 Broad close M'Donald, Thomas, inspector of fisheries. House and Office, 67 West Blackhall street M'Donald, William, pie and porter house, 2 Sugarhouse lane M'Donald, Miss, dressmaker, 61 Innerkip street M'Donald, Mrs. Donald, lodgings, 46 Eldon street M'Donald, Mrs., 27 Charles street M'Donald, Mrs. Donald, 2 Hamilton street M'DOUGALL, Alexander, blockmaker, 44 Dalrjmple street M'Dougall, Alexander, bank accountant, 5Q Cathcart street M'Dougall, Allan, carpenter, 49 Innerkip street M'Dougall, Colin, labourer, 69 Vennel M'Dougall, Colin, spirit dealer, 1 Charles street M'Dougall, Daniel, musician, 17 Hamilton street M'Dougall, David, carpenter, 1 Union court M'Dougall, Dugald, joiner, 4 Sugarhouse lane M'Dougall, Dugald, wine and spirit merchant, 4 Innerkip street. House, Trafalgar street M'Dougall, Hugh, fish merchant, 10 West breast M'Dougall, Hugh, labourer, 29 Cartsburn street M'Dougall, Hugh, shoemaker, 75 Ann street M'Dougall, Hugh, porter, 10 West Breast M'Dougall, James, smith, 4 Sir Michael street M'Dougall, John, joiner, 6 Cross-shore street M'Dougall, John, porter, Bogle street M'Dougall, John, superintendent of lockers, Customs, 43 Inner- kip street M'Dougall, John, writer and J. P. Fiscal, 3 Cathcart street. House, 5 Boyd street M'Dougall, John, spirit dealer, 60 Ann street M'Dougall, John, mariner, 11 West Burn street M'Dougall, John, carpenter, 19 John street M'Dougall, John, cooper, 45 Nicholson street M'Dougall, John, seaman, 19 Crawfurd street M'Dougall, Lachlan, gardener, 34 Ann street 72 DIRECTORY.

M'DOWALL, Daniel, mason, 2 William street M'Dowall, William, landwaiter, Customs. House, 38 Cath- cart street M'EACHERN, Donald, carpenter, 11 Broad close MACE WEN, Dougall, collector of Poor's Rates. Office, 30 Charles street. House, 10 West Stewart street M'EWAN, Charles, bell-hanger, and gas-fitter, 12 Vennel M'Ewan, Hugh, carpenter, 26 Sir Michael street M'Ewan, Hugh, carpenter, 14 Cross- shore street M'Ewan, James, carpenter, 71 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Ewan, John, salesman, 10 West Burn street M'Ewan, John, labourer, 1 West Shaw street M'Ewan, John, carpenter, 6 Cross-shore street M'Ewan, Miss Mary, draper, 12 Vennel M'Ewan, Mrs. Robert, feuar, 49 Nicholson street M'Ewan, Mrs. James, 63 Nicholson street M'FADYEN, Angus, tailor, 4 Broad close M'Fadyen, Hector, cooper, 74 Nicholson street M'Fadyen, James, spirit dealer, 10 Vennel. House, do. M'Fadyen, John, spirit dealer, 53 Low Vennel M'Fadyen, John, engineer, 41 Hamilton street M'Fadyen, John, rag merchant, 22 Shaw street M'Fadyen, Mrs. Dugald, grocer, 52 West Stewart street M'Fadyen, Mrs. John, 8 lnnerkip street MACFARLAN, James, hat-manufacturer, (sign of tha cocked hat) 37 Hamilton street. House, 48 Eldon street M'FARLAN & Co., hat-manufacturers, 57 Cathcart street M'FARLANE, Alexander, wholesale and retail wine and spirit merchant, 52 Dalrymple street. House, 12 Kelly street M'Farlane, Alexander, carpenter, 30 Cartsburn street M'Farlane, Andrew, of Ml Parian & Co. House, Kelly street M'Farlane, Archibald, spirit dealer, 37 Rue-End street M'Farlane, Archibald, porter, 15 Dalrymple street M'Farlane, Daniel, joiner and feuar, 22 Hamilton street M'Farlane, Donald, coach proprietor, 10 Jamaica street. House, 59 West Blackhall street M'Farlane, Donald, labourer, 49 lnnerkip street M'Farlane, Dugald, carpenter, 3 Market street M'Farlane, Dugald, 9 Watt street M'Farlane, Duncan, smith, 22 Baker street M'Farlane, Duncan, shoemaker, 67 Nicholson street M'Farlane, Duncan, sugar boiler, 6 York street M'Farlane, George, porter, 1 Clarence street M'Farlane, Graham, of Greenock Brewery Co. House, Finnart M'Farlane, Humphrey, shoemaker, 22 lnnerkip street M'Farlane, James, gardener, 48 West Blackhall street M'Farlane, James, upholsterer, 20 Vennel DIRECTORY. 73

M'Farlane, John, wholesale and retail druggist, 4 Cathcart st. House, 8 Shaw place M'Farlane, John A., grocer and wine merchant, 70 West Blackball street M'Farlane, John, Mount Pleasant street M'Farlane, John, joiner, 4 Market street M'Farlane, John, potter, Clyde pottery M'Farlane, John, mason, 2 Manse lane M'Farlane, John G., merchant, Mount pleasant street M'Farlane, John, carpenter, 6 Carnock street M'Farlane, John, Gas works. House, 3 Salmon street M'Farlane, Malcom, farmer, Ford M'Farlane, Malcom, clerk, 18 Ann street M'Farlane, Neil, joiner, 39 Sir Michael street M'Farlane, Peter, tidewaiter, 2 Nelson street, Glebe M'Farlane, Peter, shoemaker, 55 Innerkip stre t M'Farlan, Patrick, D.D., minister of the Free West church, 6 Jamaica street M'Farlane, Robert, mariner, 16 Cross-shore street M'Farlane, Robert, tanner, 10 Springkell street M'Farlane, Thomas M., tanner and skinner, 10 Cartsburn street. House, 3 Carnock street M'Farlane, William, victualler, 12 Tobago street M'Farlane, William, shoemaker, 67 Vennel M'Farlane, Mrs. John, feuar, 3 Tobago street M'Farlane, Mrs., lodgings, 31 Tobago street M'Farlane, Mrs., 5 York street M'Farlane, Mrs., spirit dealer, 54 East Regent street M'Farlane, Mrs., 1 Shannon's close M'Farlane, Mrs. John, linen dresser, 13 West Burn street M'Farlane, Agnes, lodgings, 12 Vennel M'Farlane, Catherine, 26 Vennel MAC FIE & Bell, plumbers, 7 Dock breast Macfie, Graham & Co., general grocers and merchants, 3 William street

Macfie, Robert, & Sous, sugar refiners a i merchants, 6 and 23 Bogle street Macfie, Robert, of B. Macfie & Sons. House, Thornhill Macfie, Robert, vintner, 8 William street Macfie, William, of B. Macfie & Sons. Ho. 2 Regent street Macfie, William, of Macfie & Bell. Ho. 2 East Stewart st. Macfie, Miss, Orangefield Macfie, Mrs. James, feuar, Orangefield M'FIE, Archibald, smith, 71 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Fie, Archibald, cooper, 74 Nicholson street M'Fie, Hector, engineer, 12 Arthur street M'Fie, James, smith, 57 Dalrymple street M'Fie, James, mason, 3 Cathcart street M'Fie, James, smith, Lindsay's lane 74 urREcTORr.

M'Fie, John, coal merchant and blockmaker, 2 Buccleuch st. M'Fie, John, cork cutter, 15 William street M'Fie, John, baker, 19 Bogle street M'Fie, Joseph, cooper, 19 Bogle street M'Fie, Matthew, tinsmith, 56 Ann street M'Fie, Neil, labourer, 63 West Blackhall street M'Fie, Samuel, policeman, 7 Dalrymple street M'Fie, Mrs. Robert, 4 Brougham street M'Fie, Miss, 30 Vennel M'FILLAN, Joseph, general broker, 7 Dalrymple street M'GARVIE, Henry, boot and shoemaker, 14 Highland oloss M'Garvie, John, shoemaker, 4 Cross-shore street M'GAW, James, tailor, 16 Dalrymple street * M'GEACHIE, James, carpenter, 16 Main street, Cartsdyk* M'Geachie, James, mate, 3 Shaw street M'Geachie, William, mason, 13 Bearhope street M'GHEE, Thomas A., bank accountant. House, Lynedoek street M'Ghee, Mrs., grocer, 34 Charles street M'GIBBON, Alexander, boot closer, 30 Vennel M' Gibbon, Charles, tailor, 9 William street M'GILCHRIST, Mrs., spirit dealer, 29 Market street M'GILL, Alexander, late shipmaster, 99 Union street M'Gill, Andrew, shipmaster, 13 Regent street M'Gill, James, cooper, 9 Nicholson street M'Gill, John, carpenter, 76 Ann street M'Gill, Mrs. Alexander, 5 East breast M'Gill, Mrs., tea dealer, 1 Lyle street M'GILP, Isabella, grocer, 27 Vennel M'GILVRAY, Alexander, Customhouse boatman, 69 Ann at, M'Gilvray, Allan, tailor, 49 Vennel M'Gilvray, Angus, carpenter, 16 Cross-shore street M'Gilvray, Angus, lodgings, 10 Union street M'Gilvray, William, porter, 19 Bogle street M'GIRDY, Angus, carpenter, 7 Dalrymple street M'Girdy, John, tailor, 5 Manse lane M'Girdy, Neil, carpenter, 7 Dalrymple street M'Girdy, Neil, carpenter, 23 Ropework street M'GLASHAN, Archibald, farmer, Barnhill M'Glashan, Charles, wood measurer, Ford cottage, Finnart M'GLINCHY, Henry, spirit dealer, 57 Shaw street MACGOUN, Archibald, merchant and insurance broker, 57 Cathcart street. House, 48 Union street MacGoun, Miss Jane, feuar, 98 Union street MACGOWAN, Alex., M.D., surgeon. Consulting-room*,, 35 Hamilton street. House, 13 Kilblain street M'GOWN, Duncan, feuar, 21 John street M'Gown, John, shoemaker, 40 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Gawn, Jehn, rigger, 22 Sugarhouse lane DIRECTORY. 75

M'Gown, Robert, ship and cabinet carver, 4 Cross-shore st. M'Gown, Mrs. Dun-can, 50 West Stewrrt street M'GOVERN, Peter, basket maker, 23 Market street M'GREGOR & Donald, glaziers, 34 Charles street M'Gregor, Alexauder, carpenter, 22 Sugarhouse lane M'Gregor, Daniel, furniture warehouse, 71 West Blackhall St. M'Gregor, Daniel, tailor, 16 Dalrymple street M'Gregor, Duncan, optician, nautical instrument maker, and chart seller, 5 William street M'Gregor, Hugh, feuar, 47 Rue-end street M'Gregor, Hugh, jun., 47 Rue-end street M'Gregor, J., carpenter, 33 Charles street M'Gregor, John, of J. & W. Stewart House, George sq„ M'Gregor, John, feuar, 11 John street M'Gregor, John, 47 Rue-end street M'Gregor, Nicol & Robert, boatbuildess, 43 Rue-end street M'Gregor, Peter, smith, 15 John street M'Gregor, William, turner, 16 Dellingburn square M'Gregor, William, brassfounder, 9 John street M'Gregor, Miss, furnithing shop, 38 Hamilton st. House, 9 Nelson street M'Gregor, Mrs, Malcom, 9 Nelson street M'Gregor, Mrs. D., 1 Springkell street M'Gregor, Mrs., midwife, I Bogle street M'Gregor, Mrs., lodgings, 6 Hamilton street M'Gregor, Mrs., lodgings, 64 Dalrymple street M'Gregor, Mrs., 63 Nicholson street M'Gregor, Mrs. R., 19 Bogle street M'GUCKIN, John, pawnbroker, 78 Main street, Cartsdjke. House, 36 Rue-end street M'GUCKIN, Robert, snoemaker, 5 Cartsburn street M'lLVAIN, John, of Watt & M'llvain. House, 31 Kelly st. M'lLWEE, William, lodgings, 7 Taylor's close M'lLEAR, tailor, 50 Shaw street M'lLWRAITH, Adam, baker, 3 Salmon street M'llwraith, Hew, writer, 4 William street. Ho., 103 Union street M'llwraith, James, feuar. Mount Pleasant cottage M'llwraith, John, mariner, 29 Market street M'llwraith, William, hosier, 13 Hamilton street M'llwraith, Miss, straw hat maker, and lodgings, 68 Nichol- son street M'INDOE, Mrs. James, French polisher, 66 Ann street M'INNES, Alexander, watchman, 11 John street M'Innes, Colin, smith, 46 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Innes, Donald, policeman, 29 Market street M'Innes, John H., teacher, 104 Union street M'Innes, Mrs., 8 St. Andrew street M'Innes, Mrs., grocer, 4 Charles street DlftECTORT.

M'INTOSH, Alexander, 1 John street M'Intosh, Archibald, porter, 10 Highland close M'Intosh, Archibald, packing-master, Cotton Mill cottages M'Intosh, Colin, locker, Customs, 4 Laird street M'Intosh, John, labourer, 8 Crawfurd street M'Intosh, Neil, boilermaker, 12 Arthur street M'Intosh, Thomas, engineer, 23 Cartsburn street M'Intosh, Mrs., 70 Nicholson street MACINTYRE, Capt. Duncan, of Stewartfield. House, 4 Shaw place M'INTYRE, Adam, carpenter, 28 Vennel M'Intyre, Andrew, cork cutter, 1 Vennel. House, 42 Sir Michael street ['Intyre, Archibald, cooper, 63 Ann street ['Intyre, Archibald, skipper, 4 Vennel ['Intyre, Archibald, shipmaster, 63 Ann street ['Intyre, Archibald, sen., cooper, 63 Ann street

« ['Intyre, harles, painter, 12 Cross-shore street , ['Intyre, Daniel, West Church officer and'sextant, 65 Nichol- son street ['Intyre, Donald, mariner, 51 Shaw street ['Intyre, Duncan, cooper, 1 West Quay ['Intyre, Duncan, shoemaker, 30 Cartsburn street ['Intyre, Hugh, sawyer, 44 Dalrymple street ['Intyre, Patrick, 3 Watt place ['Intyre, Peter, sailmaker, 24 Vennel ['Intyre, Peter, tidewaiter, 4 Tobago street ['Intyre, Miss, milliner, 4 Nicholson street ['Intyre, Mrs. John, flesher, 25 Hamilton street. House, 28 do. ['Intyre, Mrs., cowfeeder, 14 East Shaw street ['Intyre, Mrs., lodgings, 12 Springkell street ['INNULTY, Andrew, 64 Dalrymple street ['Innulty, Michael, lodgings, 14 East quay lane ['IVER, Alexander, merchant, Rosemount ['Iver, Colin, ropespinner, 20 Tobago street ['Iver, Mrs. Alexander, feuar, Rosemount ['KAIL, Thomas, tea dealer and general grocer, 57 Dal- rymple street ['KAY, Agnes, 26 Charles street ['Kay, Alexander, spirit dealer, 69 Main street, Cartsdyke L'Kay, Daniel, painter, 8 Innerkip street ['Kay, Duncan, painter, 11 Broad close ['Kay, Duncan, smith, 29 Cartsburn street ['Kay, James, grocer, 3 Vennel. House, do. ['Kay, John, hairdresser, 55 Vennel ['Kay, Neil, tailor, 4 West Stewart street ['Kay, Peter, slater, 22 Hamilton street. House, 72 Rox- burgh street '

DIRECTORY, 'i'i

M'Kay, Peter, shoemaker, 5 East breast M'Kay, Mrs., 15 Arthur street MAC KAY, Rev. David, 18 Brougham street Mackay, J. F., ship and insurance broker, and grain merchant, 39 Shaw street. House, Seafield M'KECHNIE, Archibald, late shipmaster, Glen house M'Kechnie, Daniel, tobacconist, 40 Hamilton street M'Kechnie, Dugald, spirit dealer, 35 Sir Michael street M'Kechnie, Hector, gardener, 39 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Kechnie, Hugh, joiner, 39 Vennel M'Kechnie, John, builder, 9 Watt street M'Kechnie, Peter, 64 West Blackball street M'Kechnie, R., farmer, Lower Ingleston M'Kechnie, Mrs., spirit dealer, 1 St. Andrew square M'Kechnie, Mrs. John, feuar, Well park M'Kechnie, Mrs. Robert, gardener, Oartsburn hill M'KELLAR, Alexander, cooper, 14 Cathcart street M'Kellar, Alexander, fish curer, 13 Charles street M'Kellar, Alexander, cooper, I East Quay lane M'Kellar, Archibald, of Turner & M'Kdlar. Ho. Cowdenknows M'Kellar, Archibald, carpenter, 11 St. Andrew street M'Kellar, Archibald, carpenter, 4 Bearhope street M'Kellar, Archibald, plasterer, 9 Sugarhouse lane M'Kellar, Daniel, carpenter, 55 Innerkip street M'Kellar, Daniel, spirit dealer, 69 Dalrymple street M'Kellar, Duncan, draper, 9 William street M'Kellar, Duncan, agent, Belvilln place M'Kellar, Duncan, mate, 4 East Shaw street M'Kellar, Duncan, spirit dealer, 94 East Hamilton street M'Kellar, Duncan, carpenter, 2 Roslin street M'Kellar, John, carman, 5 Crawfurd street M'Kellar, John, cooper, 38 Hamilton street M'Kellar, John, cooper, 3 West Stewart street M'Kellar, John, tinsmith, 4 Roslin street M'Kellar, Neil, carpenter, 4 East Shaw street M'Kellar, Neil, spirit dealer, 3 Dalrymple street. Ho. 69 do. M'Kellar, Peter, carman, 96 East Hamilton street M'Kellar, Peter, carpenter, 71 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Kellar, William, R.N., 12 Margaret street M'Kellar, William, shoemaker, 8 Tobago street M'Kellar, Mrs. John, feuar, 12 Harvie lane M'Kellar, Mrs. Peter, 7 Ann street M'Kellar, Mrs. Gilbert, huckster, 52 West Stewart street M'Kellar, Mrs., lodgings, 27 West Burn street M'Kellar, Mrs., spirit dealer, 11 West Burn street M'Kellar, Mrs., lodgings, 72 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Kellar, Mrs., 74 Nicholson street M'KELVIE, James, bookseller, stationer, and librarian, 4 Hamilton street. House, 10 Mearns street i2 78* DIRECTORY.

M'Kelvie, Miss J., grocer, 18 Ann street M'Kelvie, Mrs. James, grocer, 16 Ann street M'KENDRICK. Miss, lodgings, 48 Nicholson street M'KRNRY, Mrs., 7 Cartsburn street

MACKENZIE, Alexander, of Scott 8f Mackenzie. House, II Trafalgar street

M'KENZIE, Alexander, nail-manufacturer, 19 Cartsburn st. House, 2 East Stewart street M'Kenzie, Allan, tailor, 48 Hamilton street M'Kenzie, Archibald, agent for Liverpool Traders, West Quay House, 18 Kelly street M'Kenzie, Charles, grocer, 44 Vennel M'Kenzie, Colin, carpenter, 43 Innerkip street M'Kenzie & Walker, millers and ship bread bakers, 2 Shaws Water Grain Mills, 1G Dellingburn square M'Kenzie, Donald, spirit dealer, 77 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Kenzie, Duncan, & Co., coal merchants, 8 East India breast M'Kenzie, Henry, cooper, 60 Innerkip street M'Kenzie, Hugh, moulder, 5 St. Lawrence street M'Kenzie, James, baker, 18 Vennel. House, do. M'Kenzie, John, smith, 6 Shannon's clos8 M'Kenzie, John, boatman, 64 Vennel

M'Keuzie, John, bank clerk, 1 Nelson street, Glebe M'Kenzie, John, of M'Kenzie & Walker. Ho. 16 Regent St. M'Kenzie, John, carpenter, 53 East Regent street M'Kenzie, Peter, shoemaker, 46 Cathcart street M'Kenzie, Peter, nailer, 32 Cartsburn street M'Kenzie, Peter, sail-maker, 8 Innerkip street M'Kenzie, Robert, joiner, 9 Ardgowan street, Glebe M'Kenzie, Robert, baker, 21 Hamilton street. House, ditto. M'Kenzie, Robert, of M'Kenzie & Walker. Ho. 16 Regent st. M'Kenzie, W. L., hairdresser and perfumer, 65 West Black- hall street. House, 18 Crawfurd street M'Kenzie, Mrs. Hugh, 18 Hamilton street M'Kenzie, Mrs. William, 60 Innerkip street M'Kenzie, Mrs., boys' dressmaker, 21 Kilblain street

M'Kenzie, Mrs., 9 Nicholson street - M'Kenzie, Miss, dressmaker, 12 West Burn street M'KERROW, Mrs., 3 Cathcart street M'Kerrow, Misses, millinery and stay warehouse, 46 Hamilton street MACKIE, George, bank teller, 5Q Cathcart street Mackie, George, mariner, 12 Vennel Mackie, George, night-watchman, 50 Innerkip street Mackie, James, M.D., physician, consulting rooms, 43 Ha- milton street. House, 26 Ardgowan square Mackie, James, draper, 35 Hamilton street. Ho. 13 Union st* Mackie, David, engineer, 23 Arthur street Mackie, John, spirit dealer, 49 Shaw street DIRECTORY. 79

Mackie, William, mason, 50 Innerkip street Mackie, Misses, boarding school, 26 Ardgowan square Mackie, Mrs. William, 42 West Stewart street MAC KILL, William, printer, 19 Bogle street M'KILLOP, John, mason, 4 Tobago street M'KINNIS, Thomas, surgeon and druggist, 2 Hamilton st. House, do. M'KINLAY, Daniel, bottle agent, 41 Hamilton street M'Kinlay, Duncan, carpenter, 52 West Stewart street M'Kinlay, Duncan, 44 Vennel M'Kinlay, Duncan, mariner, 22 Sugarhouse lane M'Kinlay, John, boot and shoemaker, 17 Cathcart street M'Kinlay, John, 40 Cathcart street M'Kinlay, Peter, spirit dealer, 8 East Breast M'Kinlay, Richard, sawyer, 23 Vennel M'Kinlay, Mrs. Allan, lodgings, 32 West Burn street M'Kinlay, Mrs. John, 52 West Stewart street M'Kinlay, Mrs., 82 Roxburgh street M'KINNON, Allan, clerk, 69 Ann street M'Kinnon, Angus, spirit dealer, Dalrymple street M'Kinnon, Archibald, writer, 1 William street. House, 10 Lyuedoch street M'Kinnon, Christina, huckster, 7 Kilblain street M'Kinnon, Donald, smith, 32 Rue-End street M'Kinnon, Duncan,, smith, 56 Vennel M'Kinnon, John, carpenter, 12 Arthur street M'Kinnon, John, mariner, 17 Hamilton street M'Kinnon, Lachlan, railway guard, 1 East Shaw street M'Kinnon, Peter, tobacconist, 31 Hamilton street M'Kinnon, Mrs. John, 64 Vennel M'Kinnon, Mrs., grocer, 8 East Quay lane M'KIRDY, Alexander, porter, 64 Dalrymple street M'Kirdy, John, mason, 32 Roxburgh street M'Kirdy, John, grocer and provision dealer, 70 Main street. Cartsdyke M'Kirdy, John, carpenter, 65 Vennel M'Kirdy, John, mariner, 6 Union court M'Kirdy, Mrs., 69 Nicholson street M' LACHLAN, Archibald, gabbartman, 35 Crawfurd street M'Lachlan, Alexander, policeman, 30 Vennel M'Lachlan, Andrew, shoemaker, I Lyle street M'Lachlan, Archibald, labourer, 52 Shaw street M'Lachlan, Charles, labourer, 5 Manse lane M'Lachlan, Charles, porter, 12 Longwell close M'Lachlan, Colin, porter, 21 East Shaw street M'Lachlan, Dennis, joiner, 17 Hamilton street M'Lachlan, Dugald, wine and spirit merchant, 39 Hamilton street M'Lachlan, Francis, candle maker, 71 Vennel 80 DIRECTORY.

M'Laehlan, Henry, shoemaker, 28 Vermel M'Lachlan, James, shoemaker, 32 Shaw street M'Laehlan, James, broker, 11 Vennel M'Lachlan, John, watchman, 10 St. Andrew street M'Lachlan, John, spirit dealer, 3 Cathcart street M'Lachlan, John, carpenter, 2 Crawfurd street M'Lachlan, Robert, labourer, 27 West Burn street M'Lachlan, Mrs., lodgings, 52 West Stewart street M'Lachlan, Miss, poulterer, 21 Hamilton street M'LAINE, Mrs. D. milliner and dressmaker, 68 West Black- hall street M'LAREN, Alexander, 15 Cross-shore street M'Laren, Angus, joiner, 52 West Stewart street M'Laren, Duncan, reeling master, Cotton Mill cottages M'Laren, James, boat builder, 35 Crawfurd street M'Laren, James, labourer, 2 Nelson street, Glebe M'Laren, James, mason, 16 Dalrymple street M'Laren, Robert, smith, 21 John street M'Laren, William, smith, 17 Stanners street M'Laren, Miss, straw hat maker, 4 Charles street M'Laren, Mrs. Janet, 14 Cross-shore street M'Laren, Mrs., 5 Cross-shore street M'Laren, Mrs., huckster, 17 Dalrymple street M'Laren, Mrs., lodgings, Longwell close M'LARTY, Alexander, carpenter, 4 West Stewart street M'Larty, Archibald, carpenter, 5 Crawfurd street

M'Larty, Donald, & Co. , merchants, shipowners and steamboat agents, Excise buildings M'Larty, Donald, of D. M'Larty & Co. Ho. 64 Eldon st. M'Larty, Mrs., feuar, 15 Arthur street M'LATCHIE, Mathew, carter and cowfeeder, 3 St. Andrew- street M'Latchie, Thomas, agent, 44 Innerkip street MACLAURIN & Co., painters, 6 Cathcart street Maclaurin, William, painter and paper-hanger, Watt place. House, 1 Mansion-house lane Maclauren, Mrs., lodgings, 3 Bogle street M'LAY, Miss, 49 Nicholson street M'Lay, Mrs. lodgings, 7 Highland close M'LEAN, Alexander, mason, 3 Salmon street M'Lean, Alexander, sculptor, Cemetery entrance. Order* left at C. Stevenson's, 26 High Vennel M'Lean, Alexander, mariner, 7 Dalrymple street M'Lean, Alexander, carpenter, 4 Smith's lane M'Lean, Archibald, carpenter, 12 Lynedoch street M'Lean. Archibald, cooper, 18 Crawfurd street M'Lean, Archibald, cooper, 24 Charles street M'Lean, Archibald, joiner, 7 Bruce street M'Lean, Dugald, gardener, 10 Watt street DIRECTORY. SI

M'Lean, Daniel, writer, 53 Cathcart street. Ho. 18 Craw- furd street M'Lean, Daniel, shoemaker and leather cutter, 2 Manse lane. House, 33 Low Charles street M'Lean, Duncan, mariner, 63 Ann street M'Lean, Duucan, shipmaster, 1 Duncan street M'Lean, Duncan, mariner, 23, West Blackhall street M'Lean, Hector, Queen's porter, 3 Salmon street M'Lean, Hector, carpenter, 6 Clarence street M'Lean, Hector, shoemaker, 23 West Blackhall street M'Lean, Hector, sawyer-, 9 John street M'Lean, Hugh, clerk, 46 Dalrymple street M'Lean, Hugh, spirit dealer, 5 Lindsay's lane M'Lean, James, moulder, Ingleston M'Lean, James & Co., timber merchants, 4 Main street, Cartsdyke, and Patent Saw Mills, 8 Dellingburn street M'Lean, James, of J. M'Lean Sf Co. House, Mount Park M'Lean, James, mason, 6 Duncan street M'Lean, John, cooper and fish curer, 29 Sugarhouse lane M'Lean, John, spirit dealer, 55 Dalrymple street M'Lean, John, joiner, 6 John stieet M'Lean, John, flesher, 4 Vennel. House, do. M'Lean, John, carpenter, 26 Crawfurd street M'Lean, John, carpenter, 28 Rue-end street M'Lean, John, painter, 25 Vennel M'Lean, John, pilot, 7 West Breast M'Lean, L., medical practitioner, 20 Crawfurd street M'Lean, Lachlan, joiner, 10 Ann street M'Lean, Mattnew, grocer, 24 Cartsburn street M'Lean, Niel, cooper, 2 Sir Michael street M'Lean, Norman, carpenter, 11 East Blackhall street M'Lean, Peter, lumper, 13 East Quay lane M'Lean, William, smith, 47 Dalrymple street M'Lean, William, shoemaker, 32 Dalrymple street M'Lean, Miss, 22 Kelly street M'Lean, Miss, milliner and straw hatter, 16 William street M'Lean, Misses, dressmakers, 5 Watson's lane M'Lean, Miss Jane, baker, 38 Sir Michael street M'Lean, Miss Flora, huckster, 17 East Quay lane M'Lean, Misses, lodgings, Kelly street M'Lean, Mrs. John, 44 West Blackhall street M'Lean, Mrs. lodgings, 38 Cathcart street M'Lean, Mrs. 10 St. Andrew street M'LELLAN, Angus, carpenter, 17 Cathcart street M'Lellan, Archibald, labourer, 21 Charles street M'Lellan, George, cooper, 9 Sugarhouse lane M'Lellan, James, Customs. House, Union street M'Lellan, James, coach driver, 18 East Quay lane DIRECTORY.

M'Lellan, John, sawyer, I Longwell close M'Lellan, John, cooper, 10 West Burn street M'Lellan, John, carpenter, 45 Nicholson street M'Lellan, Walter, carpenter, 9 Charles street M'Lellan. Miss, dressmaker, 26 Tobago street M'Lellan, Mrs. Alexander, 15 Sugarhouse lane M'Lellan, Mrs. J. coal agent, 12 East Quay lane M'Lellan, Mrs. Thomas, 45 Hamilton street M'Lellan, Mrs. 42 Eldon street M'Lellan, Mrs. muslin agent, 29 Sir Michael street M'LENNAN, Miss, lodgings, 7 Laird street M'LEOD, Alexander, joiner, 9 Sugarhouse lane M'Leod, Alexander, labourer, 9 Sugarhouse lane M'Leod, Alexander, smith, 49 Vennel M'Leod, Angus, labourer, 26 Sugarhouse lane M'Leod, Aulay, hairdresser, 22 Hamilton street M'Leod, Brothers, leather merchants, 69 Dalrymple street M'Leod, Colin, shipmaster, 51 Rue-end street M'Leod, Duncan, steward, 14 Cross-shore street M'Leod, Duncan T., accountant, 22 Hamilton street M'Leod & Co., joiners, carvers, and blockmakers, 9 West breast M'Leod, Donald, joiner, 7 Vennel M'Leod, Evander, messenger-at-arms, 45 Crawfurd street M'Leod, Finlay, carpenter, 65 Nicholson street M'Leod, John, accountant, 22 Hamilton street M'Leod, John, shoemaker, 51 Cathcart street M'Leod, John, carpenter, 4 Smith's lane M'Leod, Neil, painter, 1 Clarence street M'Leod, Neil, clerk, 9 Bearhope street M'Leod, Norman, carpenter, 32 Dalrymple street M'Leod, Robert, mercantile clerk, 45 Crawfurd street M'Leod, Torquill, cooper, 38 Shaw street M'Leod, William, spirit dealer, 37 Sir Michael street M'Leod, Mrs., lodgings, 5 Lynedoch street M'LINTOCK, James, boot and shoemaker, 17 Tobago street M'LOSKEY, John, labourer, 13 East quay lane M'LUSKY, Mrs. Francis, lodgings, 13 East quay lane M'MAHON, Patrick, labourer, 48 Crawfurd street M'M ASTER, Alexander, tailor, 6 Cathcart street M'Master, James, labourer, 19 Cartsburn street M'Master, Peter, foreman, Patent saw mills, 21 Bearhope st. M'MILLAN, Alexander, police-officer, 10 Bearhope street M'Millan, Alexander, shoemaker, 63 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Millan, Angus, pilot, 11 Highland close M'Millan, Archibald, carpenter, 22 Sugarhouse lane M'Millan, Colin, clothier, 54 Cathcart street. House, 6 New- wark street M'Millan, Donald, sailmaker, 35 Crawfurd street DIRECTOR,?. 83

M'Millan, Godfrey, shoemaker, 65 Dalrjmple street M'Millan, Hamilton, feuar, 3 Cartsburn street M'Millan, Hector, grocer, 38 Ruo-end street M'Millan, Hugh, general provision merchant, 14 Hamilton street. House, 13 do. M'Millan, James, shipbuilder, 9 Main street, Cartsdyke. House, 7 St. Andrew square M'Millan, John, 20 West Blackball street M'Millan, John, tailor, 27 Crawfurd street M'Millan, John, carpenter, 7 Sir Michael street M'Millan, Neil, corkcutter, 50 Shaw street M'Millan, Neil, shoemaker, 2 Sugarhouse lane M'Millan, Peter, flesher, 45 Innerkip street M'Millan, Thomas, postmaster (P.O.), 55 East Regent street M'Millan, William, quay officer, 30 Roxburgh street M'Millan, Miss, grocer, 22 Arthur street M'Millan, Mrs. John, 13 Market street M'Millan, Mrs. Neil, feuar, 77 Main street, Cartsdyka M'Millan, Mrs. Neil, lodgings, 9 Cross shore street M'Millan, Mrs., 20 Boyd place, West Blackball street M'Millan, Mrs., cowfeeder, Princes street M'Millan, Mrs. Alexander, 69 Dalrymple street M'Millan, Mrs. John, mangier and linen dresser, 14 West Burn street M'Millan, Mrs. Malcolm, lodgings, 69 Dalrymple street M'MORLAND, Robert S., commission agent, 40 Cathcart st. M'Morland, Mrs., 54 Ann street

M'MEICKAN, James, shoemaker. 1 Bell Entry M'MURRICH, Matthew, spirit dealer, 8 Springkell street M'MURTRIE, Henry, clerk, 7 Chapel street M'Murtrie, John, joiner, 2 St. Andrew street M'Murtrie, Thomas, Royal Oak Tavern, 9 Cross-shore street M'NAB, Duncan, farmer, Glen M'Nab, John, dyer, 50 Innerkip street M'Nab, Peter, baker, 53 Dalrymple street M'NAIR, Archibald, porter, 10 St. Andrew street M'Nair, Duncan, cooper, 1 Sir Michael street M'Nair, James, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 69 Rue-end st. M'Nair, Thomas, labourer, 41 Hamilton street M'Nair, William, moulder, 18 Ann street M'Nair, Mrs. Robert, grocer, 29 Stanners street M'NAUGHT, Alexander, skipper, 70 Vennel M'Naught, Duncan, joiner, 32 Market street M'Naught, James, late shipmaster, 14 Forsyth street M'Naught, John, mercantile clerk, of Macfie, Graham

M'Naught, Miss Jane, feuar, 3 West Stewart street M'Naught, Miss, 1 Cowgate street M'Naught, Mrs. M. 46 Hamilton street M'NAUGHTAN, John, clothier, 48 Cathcart street. Ho. 5 Trafalgar street M'Naughtan, Peter, merchant, 7 Eldon street M'Naughtan, Mrs. Alexander, lodgings, 48 Nicholson street M'Naughtan, Mrs. D. 8 Mearns street M'Naughtan, Mrs. M., Glen park, 7 Eldon street M'NEIL, Alexander, late mariner, 9 Charles street M'Neil, Alexander, boilerrnaker, 44 Dalrymple street M'Neil, Hector, cooper, 7 West Blackhall street M'Neill, James, joiner, 30 Tobago street M'Neill, James,-steward, 15 Hamilton street M'Neil, John, cowfeeder, 5 Ann street M'Neil, John, porter, 53 Dalrymple street M'Neil, John, shoemaker, 25 Market street M'Neil, Lachlan, gabbartman, 35 Sir Michael street M'Neil, William, labourer, 12 Hamilton street M'Neil, Miss Margaret, 64 Vennel M'Neil, Mi's. Archibald, 24 Vennel M'Neil, Mrs. Dugald, 1 West Shaw street M'Neil, Mrs. John, clothier, 2 Shaw street M'Neil, Mrs. spirit dealer, 34 Shaw street M'Neil, Mrs. 2 West Shaw street M'Neil, Mrs William, grocer, 5 Cross-shore street M'NEILAGE, James, shipmaster, Brisbane street M'Neilage, John, carpenter, 2 Broad close M'Neilage, John, mason, 10 Sir Michael street M'Neilage, Martin, shoemaker, 2 Watson's lane M'NICOL, Daniel, carpenter, 58 Dalrymple street M'Nicol, Donald, 48 Nicholson street M'Nicol, Mrs. J., 4 Nicholson street M'NIGHT, Miss, 21 Innerkip street M'NISH, Mrs. Robert, lodgings, 33 Cathcart street M-NIVEN, Archibald, smith, 9 Sugarhouse lane M'Niven, John, engineer, 12 Bogle street M'PHAIL, Colin, spirit dealer, 42 Shaw street M'Phail, Colin, porter, 25 Shaw street M'Phail, Daniel, spirit dealer, 16 Market street M'Phail, Hector, cowfeeder, 46 Innerkip street M'Phail, John, cooper, 22 East Shaw street M'Phail, Lachlan, tailor, 6 Dalrymple street M'Phail, Mrs. Neil, 48 West Blackhall street M'PHEDRAN, Archibald, fish-curer, 18 Regent street M'Phedran, Dugald, skipper, 26 Market street M'Phedran, Neil, carter, 82 East Hamilton street M'PHERSON & Co., ship chandlers, 10 East breast. House, 9 Antigua street DIRECTORY; 85

M'Pherson, Alexander of the Excise, 8 Sal. nun street M'Pherson, Alexander, sawyer, 5 Dalrymple street M'Pherson, Angus, carter, Mansion-house M'Pherson, Archibald, boot and shoemaker, 8 Hamilton st. M'Pherson, Charles, Custom-house officer, 1 West Stewart st. M'Pherson, Daniel, porter, 19 Bogle street M'Pherson, David, clerk, 50 East Regent street M'Pherson, Duncan, cooper, 65 Nicholson street M'Pherson, James, miller, 44 Innerkip street M'Pherson, James, sawyer, 6 Chapel street M'Pherson, James, hair-dresser, 22 Hamilton street M'Pherson, John, lath-splitter, 7 Market street M'Pherson, John, shoemaker, 2 Watson's lane M'Pherson, John, grocer, 54 Dalrymple street. House, 1 West Stewart street M'Pherson, John, spirit dealer, 3 Charles street M'Pherson, John, mason, 15 Roxburgh street M'Pherson, Peter, cabinet-maker and upholsterer, 16 West Burn street. House, 10 Sir Michael street M'Pherson. R. C-, clerk, at Scott, Sinclair & Co.'s. House, 50 Regent street M'Pherson, Robert, French polisher, 29 Market street M'Pherson, Mrs. John, 47 West Blackhall street M'Pherson, Mrs. Hugh, Rosehill, 80 Roxburgh street M'Pherson, Mrs. 25 Tobago street M'QUADE, John, teacher, 24 Shaw street M'QUEEN, Daniel, grocer, 55 Shaw street M'Queen, James, grocer, 2 Shaw street M'Queen, John, late spirit dealer, 55 Dalrymple street

M'Queen, Kenneth, wine and spirit merchant, 14 Charles st. and 19 Hamilton street M'Queen, Peter, fender maker, 2 Stanners street M'Queen, Mrs., 8 Shaw street M'QUILLAN, Robert, spirit dealer, 11 Market street M'QUISTIN, Mrs 2 Ropework street M'RAE, Alexander, Inverness Tavern, 24 Cathcart street M'Rae, Duncan, late letter carrier, 34 East Shaw street M'Rae, James, shoemaker, 43 Innerkip street M'SHANE, James, broker, 11 Vennel M' Shane, John, broker and spirit merchant, 6 and 9 Taylor's close M'SPORRAN, Mrs., straw bonnet maker, 14 John street M'SWEEN, Miss Marion, dressmaker, 25 Vennel M'Sween, Mrs. William, 25 Vennel M'TAGGART, Archibald, sawyer, 4 Under crescent M'Taggart, Daniel, ropemaker, 34 East Shaw street M'Taggart, John, porter, 2 Longwell close M'Taggart, Neil, cowfeeder, 23 East Shaw street" M'Taggart, Neil, shoemaker, 32 East Shaw street K 86 DIRECTORY.

M'Taggart, Mrs., 57 Shaw street M'TAVISH, James, engineer, 26 St. Lawrence street M'TEAR, Elizabeth, dealer, 42 Shaw street M'VAY, James, joiner, 36 Charles street M'Vay, Dickson, mason, 30 Roxburgh street M'Vay, Peter, broker, 58 Dalrymple street M'VICAR, Archibald, carver and gilder, 2 Bank st. Ho. 49 Innerkip street M'Vicar, James, engineer, 1 Cross-shore street M'Vicar, John, spirit dealer, 3 Shaw street M'Vicar, John, labourer, 56 Innerkip street M'Vicar, N., writer, Baron Bailie's office, Mansion-house M'Vicar, Robert, smith, 4 East Shaw street M'Vicar, Robert, jun., smith, 30 Shaw street. House, 60 Rue-end street M'Vicar, Robert, carpenter, 8 Springkell street M'Vicar, Mrs. Robert, lodgings, 3 Shaw street M'Vicar, Mrs., 54 Innerkip street M' WALTER, John farmer, Upper Ingleston M'WATTY, John, grocer, 13 Bearhope street M'WHIRTER, Mrs., feuar, 27 Crawfurd street

NAIRN, John, tea merchant, 71 Rue-end street and 8 Ha- milton street Nairn, John, labourer, 31 Crawfurd street Nairn, Thomas, general grocer, 32 High Vennel. House, 38 Roxburgh street NAISMITH, Alexander, carpenter, 53 Cathcart street Naismith, David, baker, 3 Brace street NAPIER, James, engineer, 52 Cathcart street NEILL, Alexander, cooper, 83 East Hamilton street Neil, Alexander, printer, 34 Vennel Neill, James, farmer, Chapelton Neill, John, farmer, South Hillend Neill, John, merchant and ship-broker, 39 Cathcart street. House, 10 Patrick street Neill, John, assistant collector of town assessment, 43 Inner- kip street Neill, Robert, of Dunlop do Neill. House, 4 East Blackhall street Neill, Thomas, & Co., fish and oyster merchants, 22 Hamil- ton street Neill, William, shipmaster, 10 East Blackhall street

Neill, William, farmer, Chapleton, Port-Glasgow road • Neill, William, mate, 4 East Quay lane NEIL SON, Andrew, nailer, 1 West Stewart street DIRECTORY. 87

Neilson, James, farmer, Berry-yards Neilson, John, hat and cap merchant, 54 Cathcart street Neilson, John, smith and nail manufacturer, 28 Tobago st. Neilson, Robert, farmer, Maukin-hill Neilson, "William, merchant, Malta cottage, Low Gourock road Neilson, William, sawyer, 30 West Stewart street NESS, William, carter, 6 Charles street NEWAL, Charles, engineer, 14 John street NEWMAN, Mrs., 66 Ann street NEWS CLOUT Office, 29 Hamilton street NEWSEN, John, blockmaker, 31 Union court. House, 31 Sugarhouse lane NEWTON, James, & Co., ship agents, 39 Shaw street NICOL, Alexander, carpenter, 59 Innerkip street Nichol, Charles, mason, 28 Vennel Nichol, Thomas, carpenter, 21 Tobago street Nichol, Mrs. A., lodgings, 16 Dellingburn square NICOL, David, clerk, 18 Ann street Nichol, David, cooper, head of Ann street Nicol, Duncan, of Movies & Nicol. Ho. 25 Regent street Nicol, Duncan, mariner, 70 Vennel Nicol, James, carpenter, 15 Hamilton street Nicol, James, boatbuilder, 60 Main street, Cartsdyke Nicol, Peter, boatbuilder, 55 Main street, Cartsdyke Nicol, Peter, joiner, 3 Tobago street NICOLL, Mrs. Thomas, 3 East Stewart street NICHOLSON, Robert, inspector, Fishery office. House, Upper Kelly street Nicholson, Robert N., accountant, Clydesdale Bank. Ho. 19 Brougham street Nicholson, William, mariner, 9 Highland close Nicholson, Mrs., 19 Brougham street Nicholson, Mrs., 18 Regent street NIMMO, Andrew, surveyor and collector of town assessment, 17 Cathcart street. House, Bank street Nimmo, John, vintner, 8 East Quay lane NINIAN, Mrs., 57 West Blackball street NISBET, George, hair-dresser, 13 Vennel Nisbet, George, tanner, Ladyburn NIVEN, James, boot and shoemaker, 33 Charles street Niven, James, joiner, 10 Nicholson street Niven, John, gardener, 48 Cathcart street Niven, John, tanner, Ladyburn Niven, Peter, shoemaker, 9 Taylor's close Niven, Miss, straw hat maker, 9 Ann street Niven, Miss Agnes, lodgings, 1 St. Andrew street Niven, Mrs., grocer, 21 Regent street NOBLE, Alexander, sawyer, 83 East Hamilton street 88 DIRECTORY.

Noblo, Robert, dealer, 42 Vermel Noble, Mrs. George, 65 Union street NORRIE, Mrs. Jobn, lodgings, 5 West Burn street NOUDEN, Samuel, engineer, 38 Main street, Cartsdyke NUGENT, Mrs. Hugh, huckster, 65 Innerkip street

OAK S, William, broker, 1 Sir Michael street OATTS, Jacob, sugarboiler, Ingleston OFFICER, Robert, gabbartman, 56 Nicholson street OGILVIE, Charles, waiter, 17 Shaw street Ogilvie, James, cabinetmaker, 5 West Burn street Ogilvie, Thomas, tidewaiter, 4 Duncan street O'Brian, Hugh, traveller, 18 Tobago street O'DONNEL, James, broker, 4 Taylor's close O'HARRA, Daniel, ropemaker, 28 Shaw street O'LEARY, William, tea dealer, 1 William street OMNET, William, vintner, 25 Market street O'NEIL, Charles, broker, 54 Shaw street O'Neil, John, draper and clothier, 9 William street. House, 58 Shaw street O'Neil, John, boilermaker, 11 St. Andrew street O'Neil, John, labourer, 45 Innerkip street O'Neil, John, shoemaker, 7 Taylor's close O'Neil, Patrick, pawnbroker, 42 Shaw street. House, do. O'Neil, Miss Ann, 42 Shaw street ORD, Thomas, of Customs. House, 32 Crawfurd street ORKNEY, John, shipmaster, IS Sir Michael street ORR, Andrew R„ mercantile clerk, 3 West Blackball street Orr, Adam, joiner, 6 Bruce street Orr, Daniel, baker, 7 Cartsburn street Orr, Erskine, sub-inspector of poor, 26 Crawfurd street Orr, Hunter & Co., rope and sail makers, 3 West Quay lane Orr, James, coach proprietor, 41 Cathcart st. House, 16 do. Orr, James, engineer, 70 Main street, Cartsdyke Orr, John, baker, 74 Main street, Cartsdyke Orr, John, sawyer, 8 Ropework street Orr, Joseph, blockmaker and joiner, 20 Dalrymple street Orr, Mathew, of Orr, Hunter & Go. House, 3 West Black- hall street Orr, Robert, grocer, 74 Main street, Cartsdyke Orr, Thomas, boat-builder, 46 Rue-end street Orr, Thomas, cooper, 1 Stanners street Orr, William A., h Co., tin and copper smiths, ship-chandlers, and nautical instrument makers, 11 West breast street Orr, W. A., of W. A. Orr

Orr, William, feuar, 70 Main street, Cartsdyke Orr, William, joiner and blockmaker, 5 Cross-shore st. Ho. 65 Eldon street Orr, William, & Co., boatbuilders, 4 St. Andrew street Orr, William, of William Orr & Go. House 1 St. Andrew st. Orr, William, shipmaster, 25 Regent street Orr, William, labourer, 53 East Regent street Orr, Miss M., dealer in tobacco, 13 Shaw street Orr, Miss, grocer, 6 York street Orr, Mrs. James, feuar, 17 Regent street Orr, Mrs. James, lodgings, 38 Shaw street Orr, Mrs. Joseph, 2 West Shaw street Orr, Mrs. William, 102 Union street Orr, Mrs., feuar, 11 Buccleuch street Orr, Mrs., 63 Ann street Orr, Mrs, lodgings, 25 Shaw street OSTLER, Andrew, weigher and spirit dealer, 5 Cathcart st. OUGHTERSON, George, of Davidson & Oughterson. House, 87 Union street OUGHTERSON, James, merchant. House, 87 Union street OWEN, James, & Co., stationers, 12 Cathcart street

PAGAN, Joseph, painter, 40 Hamilton street PAPER MILLS, Overton, Shaws Water Falls, No. 18 PARIS, Lewis, mariner, 21 Sugarhouse lane Paris, Walter, potter, Clyde Pottery PARK, Mathew, carter, 64 Main street, Cartsdyke Park, William, draper, 4 Hamilton street. House, 9 West Stewart street Park, William, joiner, 21 Regent street Park, William, cooper, 3 Nicholson street Park, Mrs., spirit dealer, 24 Charles street Park, Mrs., 9 West Stewart street PARKER, Mathew, sugar refiner. House, 46 Main street, Cartsdyke Parker, George, carpenter, 11 Springkell street Parker, J. L., missionary, 22 Kilblain street

Parker, Peter, M'Lean's land, Baker street . Parker, William, carter, Lady burn Parker, William, feuar, 5 M earns street Parker, Mrs. John, lodgings, 10 Sugarhouse lane PARTRIDGE, Henry, tidewaiter, 3 East Quay lane PASLEY, Mrs., lodgings, 1 Highland close PATERSON, Alexander, glazier, crown glass warehouse, 36 Cathcart street Paterson, Archibald, vintner, 68 Main street, Cartsdyke k2 90 Idiiiectouy.

Paterson, Bruce, tailor, 32 Roxburgh street Paterson, Charles, shoemaker, 48 Cathcart street. House, 3 Watt place Paterson, Daniel, clothier, 46 Hamilton street Paterson, Edmund, broker, 3 Dalrymple street Paterson, George, accountant, 5 Crawfurd street Paterson, James, smith, 22 Arthur street Paterson, James, clerk, Clydesdale bank. Ho., 6 Grey plao© Paterson, John, canvas- weaver, 5 Charles street Paterson, John, coach maker, 11 John street Paterson, John, railway porter, 12 Charles street Paterson, Malcom, brick-builder, 4 West Stewart street Paterson, Samuel, Provost, merchant, 6 Grey place Paterson, Samuel, spirit-dealer, 28 Charles street Paterson, Samuel, spirit- dealer, 3 East breast Paterson, William, joiner, 6 Charles street Paterson, William, joiner, 4 Bearhope street Paterson, William, plumber, 71 Vennel Paterson, Mrs. Robert, Bruce's land, Roxburgh street' Paterson, Miss E., dressmaker, 4 West Stewart street PATON", Allan P., writer and land -factor, 69 Hue-end street. Residence, Pmalder Cottage, Low Gourock road Paton, Archibald, cashier, Caird Co. House, Finnart street Pattens & Co., merchants, Baker street Patten, James, of Pat!ens & Co. House, Finnart street Patten, Miss, Finnart street PATRICK, Adam, foreman shoemaker, 15 Hamilton street Patrick, Andrew, engineer, 20 Arthur street Patrick, David, porter, at Macfie, Graham & Co.'s, 3 William street Patrick, Joseph, late dyer, 11 West Burn street Patrick, Peter, tailor, 57 Innerkip street Patrick, Mrs. Robert, dyer, 26 West Burn st. Ho. 1 Craw- furd street PATTISON, Robert, spirit dealer, 4 Cross-shore street Pattison, Thomas, spirit dealer, 6 Vennel. House, do. PAUL, Alexander, engineer, 6 Chapel street Paul, Colin, plasterer, 2 Lynedoch street. Yard, Paul's land, Springkell street DIRECTORY. 91

Paul, David & Co., drapers, 70 Rue-end street Paul, David, of David Paul & Co. Ho. 8 West Stewart st. Paul, Daniel, cloth merchant, 7 Shaw street. House, do. Paul, Edward, late shipmaster, and feuar, 18 Brougham street Paul, James, shopman, 22 Tobago street Paul, John, wine and spirit merchant, 64 Vennel. House, 8 West Stewart street Paul, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 30 Dalrjmple street. House, 28 Charles street Paul, Robert, shoemaker, 6 Hamilton street Paul, William B., of John Boag & Co. Ho. 18 Brougham st. Paul, William, spirit dealer, Longwell close Paul, Miss Ann, grocer, 20 Tobago street Paul, Mrs., feuar, 8 West Stewart street PAULMER, Mrs., lodgings, 3 East Quay lane PEACE, James, shipmaster, 20 Ann street PEAKE, Francis, carter, 3 East Quay lane Poake, William, clerk, 22 Baker street PEARSON, James, lath-merchant, 16 St. Andrew street Pearson, John, sailmaker, 2 Manse lane Pearson, Mrs., 42 Shaw street PEAS TON. Alexander, slademan, 10 Nicholson street Peaston, Gilbert, manager of drug establisment, 4 Cathcart st. PECK, David, shipmaster, 65 Vennel PEDEN, John, schoolmaster, 68 Nicholson street PEEBLES, John, labourer, 23 West Blackhall street PEELSWORTH, John, coachmaker, 24 Vennel FENNEL, J. & J., sailmakers, 10 East Quay lane Pennel, Joseph, 27 Sugarhouse lane PERRY, Hugh, cooper, 49 Innerkip street PEKKINS, William, mariner, 54 Dalrymple street PETTIGREW, Hugh, carpenter, 31 Crawfurd street Pettigrew, James, builder, 9 Antigua street Pettigrew, John, porter, 12 Cross-shore street Pettigrew, Mrs. James, spirit dealer, 80 East Hamilton st. PETTY, William, pensioner, 5 Crawfurd street PHILLIPS, Malcolm, tanner, Ladyburn Phillips, Patrick, brokor, 3 Taylor's close Phillips, Robert, smith, 12 Arthur street Phillips, Miss, feuar, 3 East Shaw street PICKLES, Joseph, railway works. House, 22 Ann street PITCAIRN, Andrew, landing-waiter, 69 Roxburgh street Pitcairn, John, spirit dealer, 4 Vennel. House, do. Pitcairn, William, 69 Roxburgh street PLEDGE, Philip, mate, 1 Cross-shore street POLICE OFFICE, 47 Hamilton street POLLOCK, Alexander, shipmaster, 6 Ardgowan square Pollock, James, mason, 30 Roxburgh street Pollock, John, smith, 7 Under crescent 92 DIRECTORY.

Pollock, Robert, book-agent, 23 Tobago street Pollock, Wright, plumber, 4 Duncan street Pollock, Mrs. James, farmer, Gibbshill Pollock, Mrs., feuar, 3 Roxburgh street POLSON, Alexander, diaper, 63 West Blackhall street Poison. Mrs., lodgings, 63 West Blackhall street POOR'S RATE OFFICE, 35 Charles street PORTER, Miss, dressmaker, 2 Tobago street PORTERFIELD, Charles, shoemaker, 25 Vennel POST OFFICE, 2 Church place POTTER, Thomas, shipowner, 19 Brougham street Potter, Miss E., milliner and lodging-house keeper, 4 Nichol- son street POYNTER, John, chemist and drysalter. Works, Baker st. PRATT, Alexander, cabinet maker, 24 Arthur street Pratt, William, carpenter, 42 Sir Michael street PRENTICE, Alexander, architect and surveyor, Mearns st. and 2 West breast Prentice, John, wholesale dealer in foreign and British spirits, 2 West breast Prentice, Mrs. James, feuar, 22 East Shaw street PRESTON, John, wine and spirit merchant, 57 Rue-end st. PRIMROSE, Mrs., lodgings, 2 St. Andrew street PRIOR, John, steward, 1 Vennel PRITCHARD, Mrs., 20 West Blackhall street PROVIDENT BANK, 2 Church place PURCELL, Mrs. James, grocer and dealer in stoneware, 2 Cowgate street

QUEEN, Mrs. Nicholas, spirit retailer, 2 Kilblain street QUI G LEY, Barnard, slater, 6 Charles street QUIGLY, John, flesher, 71 Vennel QUIN, John, spirit dealer, 7 Dalrymple street Quin, William, mariner, 6 Market street

RAE, William, engineer, 50 Innerkip street Rae, William, smith, 71 Main street, Cartsdyke Rae, Mrs., spirit dealer, 13 Cross-shore street RAEBURN & Co., dyewood manufacturers, Baker street RAFF, George, accountant, house-factor, and sole agent for the Stonelaw Coal Co., 53 Cathcart street. Ho., 67 West Blackhall street RAILLEY, John, dealer, 21 Vennel DIRECTORY. 93

RAILWAY GOODS DEPOT, 10 and 11 Chapel street RAILWAY STATION HOUSE, 41 Cathcart street RAINHAM, Timothy, coachmaker, Belville place RALSTON, Alexander, shoemaker, 49 Cathcart street Ralston, David, carpenter, 3 Union court Ralston, James, shoemaker, 9 Buccleuch street Ralston, Robert, watchman, 67 Dalrymple street Ralston, Mrs. William, feuar, 4 Roslin street RAMSAY, Andrew, 14 Clarence street Ramsay, Andrew, shoemaker, 5 Cathcart street Ramsay, David & Co., dyewood mills, Shaws Water Ramsay, David, sawyer, 30 Roxburgh street Ramsay, John, joiner, 37 Bcarhope street Ramsay, John, tidewaiter, 32 Roxburgh street Ramsay, Robert, leather merchant, 67 Dalrymple street RANDLES, James, labourer, 5 Long well close RANKIN, Alexander, carpenter, 64 West Blackball street Rankin, Alexander, watch and clock maker, and jeweller, 10 William street Rankin, Andrew, mason, 5 John street Rankin, Duncan, engineer, 29 Cartsburn street Rankin, Finlay, engineer, Hopo place, Lyle street Rankin, John & Co., merchants and steam-boat agents, 11 East Quay lane Rankin, Mrs. A., spirit dealer, 37 Shaw street RATTRAY, John, mariner, 8 Longwell close READING ROOM, Exchange buildings, 44 Cathcart street REDHEAD, Thomas, steamboat master, 12 Regent street REFORMED Presbyterian Church, 46 West Stewart street REID, Duncan, tea dealer and general grocer, 28 Hamilton street. House, 10 M earns street Reid, James, of Fleming, licid & Co. Ho. 55 Eldon street Reid, James, brewer and spirit retailer, 2 and 3 Roslin street Reid, Jam^s, engineer, 13 John street Reid, James, engineer, 11 Lynedoch street Reid, James, mariner, 11 Hamilton street Reid, James, 88 Union street Reid, John, engineer, 3 Charles street Reid, John, smith, 6 John street Reid, John, clerk, Stamp office. House, 2 West Shaw st. Reid, William, shoemaker, Ingleston Reid, Miss R., lodgings, 52 East Regent street Reid, Mrs. James, 88 Union street REILLY, James, rope and rag store, 3 Highland close Reilly, John, lodgings, 5 Highland close Reilly, Peter, railway guard, 19 Bogle street RENFREWSHIRE Advertiser Office, 47 Hamilton street RENTON, Thomas, cooper, 1 West Shaw street RENNIE, David, carpenter, 23 Arthur street 94 DIRECTOR*.

RESIDE, William, joiner, 12 Patrick street Reside, Mrs., lodgings, 52 Shaw street RHIND, Alexander, shoemaker, 26 Vennel RICHARDSON, John, shipmaster, 70 Rue-end street Richardson, Peter, engineer, 3 Union court Richardson, Thomas, seaman, 11 East Breast RHEIDMOND, Henry, carpenter, 18 John street RICHMOND, A. F., surgeon, 21 Kilblain street Richmond, Hugh, draper, 46 Cathcart street Richmond, John, Western boot and shoe warehouse, 15 Ha- milton street RIDDLE, David, agent, Govan coal depot, 13 Chapel street. House, 7 do. RINTOUL, John, joiner and vintner, 63 Innerkip street RITCHIE, Alexander, manager of Gas Works. House, 17 Crawfurd street Ritchie, David, mariner, 3 Shaw street Ritchie, Hugh, grocer, 50 Cathcart street Ritchie, Robert, mariner, 24 Arthur street Ritchie, William, ropemaker, 3 Duncan street Ritchie, William, mason, 35 Bearhope street Ritchie, Mrs. Robert, feuar, I Salmon street Ritchie, Mrs. William, 14 Bogle street ROBB, Andrew, feuar, Mount park Robb, Daniel, feuar, 6 Brisbane street Robb, David, mariner, 7 East Quay lane Robb, Robert, chemist, 20 Ann street ROBERTS, John, baker, 73 Main street, Cartsdyke ROBERTSHAW, William, woolsorter, 32 Roxburgh street ROBERTSON, Alexander, mariner, 10 Brougham street Robertson, Alexander, carter, Clyde pottery Robertson, Andrew, gatekeeper, Clyde pottery Robertson, Andrew, labourer, 2 Crawfurd street Robertson, Daniel, cabinetmaker, 10 Watt street Robertson, James, carpenter, 4 Under crescent Robertson, James, police-officer, 11 West breast Robertson, John, slater, 77 Ann street Robertson, John, Golden Bull Inn, 56 Shaw street Robertson, John, engineer, 5 Dellingburn street Robertson, John, cooper, 50 Dalrymple street Robertson, John, cotton-spinner, 33 Ann street Robertson, Malcom, mariner, 5 Market street Robertson, Robert, moulder, 20 Arthur street Robertson, Robert W., commission agent, 57 Cathcart street. House, George place, Gourock Robertson, Thomas, lodgings, 11 West breast Robertson, William M., spirit dealer, 11 Buccleuch street Robertson, William, fiaxdresser, 3 Bruce street Robertson, William, 54 Vennel DIRECTORY. 95

Robertson, William, carpenter, 13 East quay lane Robertson, Mrs. Captain, 18 Brougham street ROBINSON, Archibald, smith and farrier, cart and plough factory, 40 Vennel and 2 Cartsburn st. House, 64 Innerkip street Robinson, Daniel, the railway wine and spirit store, 14 Cath- cart street. House, 16 East quay lane Robinson, William, of Robinson & Co. House, 3 Union street Robinson & Co., drysalters, West Burn mills RODGER, Alexander, founder, 4 Arthur street Rodger, Alexander, merchant, 78 Brougham street Rodger, Alexander, agent, Clydesdale Bank, 4 Hamilton st. Rodger, Alexander, joiner, 42 Sir Michael street Rodger, James, sailmaker, 1 West Shaw street Rodger, James, clerk, 1.1 Bruce street Rodger, John, shoemaker, 2 Innerkip street Rodger, John, jun., merchant, 22 West Stewart street Rodger, John, cowfeeder, 8 Roslin street Rodger, Peter, shipmaster, 21 Regent street Rodger, William, feuar, Mount l'leasant street Rodger, Miss, milliner and straw hat maker, 4 West Burn street Rodger, Miss, dressmaker, 49 Nicholson street Rodger, Mrs., 12 Regent street RODGERS, David, law clerk, B. B. Office. House, Mount Pleasant street Rodgers, James, clerk, Patent saw mills. House, 12 Regent street RODDOCH, James, tailor, 11 Lynedoch street ROGAN, Nathaniel, mariner, 7 West breast ROE, W. S., collector of customs ROEL, John, mechanic, 22 Ann street ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL, 24 East Shaw street RONALD, Andrew, carpenter, 36 Cathcart street Ronald, Robert, provision dealer, 37 Cathcart st. Ho., do. ROSE, Alexander, carpenter, 1 Clarence street Rose, Hugh, tailor, 9 Longwell close Rose, James, shipmaster, 23 Regent street ROSS, Alexander, London boot and shoe warehouse, 48 Cathcart street Ross, Corbett & Co., merchants, East breast Ross, Daniel, 17 Tobago street Ross, George, mariner, 63 Nicholson street Ross, Hector, porter, 21 Tobago street Ross, Hugh, vintner and coach proprietor, 26 Shaw street Ross, John, mason, 13 John street Ross, Robert, mason, 6 Bearhope street Ross, Peter, mariner, 11 Shaw street, 96 DIRECTORY.

Ross, T. B., of Boss, Corbett fy Co. House, 9 Jamaica street Ross, William, wine and spirit merchant, wholesale and retail, 40 Shaw street, and 13 East Quay lane. House, 9 Kilblain street Ross, William K., carpenter, 6 John street Ross, Mrs. James, Buck's Head Inn, 14 Hamilton street Ross, Mrs., lodgings, 5 Cross-shore street Ross, Mrs., 19 Crawfurd street ROUGVIE, James, cabinet maker, upholsterer, and funeral undertaker, 16 Kilblain street. Ho., 9 Kelly st. Rougvie, John, M'D., cabinet maker and upholsterer, 14 West Blackball street. House, 58 do. ROWAN, Thomas B., & Co., wholesale and retail wine and spirit merchants, 6 Innerkip street Rowan, Thomas B., agent for Rochsoles Coal Co., 6 Inner- kip street Rowan, William, engineer, 14 Ann street ROXBURGH, James, carpenter, 60 Innerkip street Roxburgh, Robert, precentor, 55 Dalrymple street Roxburgh, William, 6 Springkell street Roxburgh, William, carpenter, 67 Main street, Cartsdyke ROY, Miss Jean, straw bonnet maker, 9 Innerkip street Roy, Mrs. Thomas, 9 Innerkip street ROYAL BANK OP SCOTLAND, 8 Cathcart street RUSSELL, Alexander, shipowner, 60 Brougham street Russell, David, M'L., mercantile clerk, 71 West Blackhall st. Russell, George, engineer, 8 Stanners street Russell, James, engineer. 7 Chapel street Russell, James, mate, Clyde pottery, Port-Glasgow road Russell, John, shipmaster, 7 Ann street Russell, John, bank porter, 2 Manse lane Russell, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 5 Sir Michael st. Russell, Mrs., J., 1 Regent street RUGEN, Clause, sugarboiler, 2 Captain street RUTHERFORD, Rev. Alex. C, minister of the Evangeli- cal Union Church, 68 Union street RYAN, Michael, broker, 7 Dalrymple street RYDEN, Thomas, earthenware dealer, 21 Vennel

SABISTON, Miss Jane, dressmaker, 31 Crawfurd street SALMON, Robert, writer and insurance agent, 4 Church place. House, 7 Antigua street Salmon, James, late shipmaster, 18 Brougham street Salmon, Thomas, joiner, 9 Roxburgh street SAMSON, Mrs. William, furnishings and millinery, 18 Ha- milton street DIRECTORY. 97

SANDEMAN, John, aecomptant, at James Fairrie & Co.'s. House, 103 Union street SAUNDERS, James, innkeeper, Foresters' Museum Tavern, 7 Market street SAYERS, James, cooper, 40 Sir Michael street SCOTTISH Amicable Life Assurance Society—Allan Park Paton, agent and secretary— (see advertisement) SCOTT, Alexander, sugar boiler, 1 6 Dellingburn square Scott, Alexander, farmer, Knocknair hill Scott & Anderson, silk mercers and drapers, 73 West Black- ball street Scott & Mackenzie, Greenock Advertiser newspaper and general printing office, 2 Bank street Scott, Archibald, flesher, 25 Market street Scott, Charles C., of J. Scott & Sons. Ho., 8 Nicholson st. Scott, David, shoemaker, 5 Longwell close Scott, Edward, shipmaster, 46 Eldon street Scott, George, flesher, 22 Hamilton street. House, Abbots- ford place Scott, Henry, draper, 46 Hamilton street. House, 71 West Blackhall street Scott, Ivie, grocer, 5 West Blackhall street. House, Bris- bane street Scott, James, flesher, 64 Rue-end street Scott, James, sawyer, 46 Main street, Cartsdyke Scott, James, farmer, Auchmountain Scott, James, of Scott & M'Kenzie. Ho. 23 Regent street Scott, James, flesher, 51 Cathcart street Scott, James, farmer, Mains Scott, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 38 Vennel Scott, John, jun., carter, 2 Roxburgh street Scott, John, of John Scott

Scott, Sinclair & Co., engineers and brassfounders, 10 East Stewart street Scott, Thomson, flesher, 67 Rue-end street, Ho. Abbotsford place Scott, Walter, baker, 67 West Blackhall street. House, do, Scott, William, feuar, 27 Patrick street Scott, William, & Co., ship chandlers, 2 West quay Scott, William, grocer, 34 Hamilton street Scott, Thomas, carpenter, 2 Vennel Scott, Miss, Finnart Scott, Miss, dressmaker, 52 West Stewart street Scott, Mrs. James, 4 East Blackhall street Scott, Mrs. James, grocer, 2 West Stewart street Scott, Mrs. James, 54 Cathcart street Scott, Mrs. Peter, Abbotsford place Scott, Mrs. William, 3 West Stewart street Scott, Mrs. William, farmer, Fergusland Scott, Mrs., Auchmountain Scott, Mrs., 52 West Stewart street SCOULAR, James, confectioner, 20 Hamilton street. Ho, ditto SCRIMINGER, John, mason, 53 Vennel Scriminger, William, mason and grocer. 43 Tnnerkip street Scriminger, Mrs. James, grocer, 10 Roxburgh street SCULLION, Charles, boot and shoemaker, Cotton Mill cottages SEAL, William R., Equestrian Clown Tavern, 3 Hamilton cfpppf SEAMEN'S CHAPEL, 2 West breast SEATH, George, smith, 71 Rue-end street Seath, John, smith, 5 Clarence street Seath, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 48 Hamilton street Seath, Mrs., 48 Hamilton street SEATON, Mrs. George, 48 Eldon street' SELLERS, Andrew, clerk, 13 Charles street Sellars, Archibald, steward, 61 Irmerkip street Sellars, Robert, shoe manufacturer, 50 Cathcart street Sellars, Mrs. David, mangier, 52 West Stewart street SERGEANT, Thomas, steward, 2 Manse lane SEMPLE, James, clerk, 7 Sir Michael street SERVICE, Archibald, cabinet maker and upholsterer, 38 Hamilton street. House, 22 Kilblain street Service, Walter, baker, 70 West Blackhall street S II AND, David, late of Customs. House, G Springkell st. Shand, Miss E., grocer and spirit dealer, 9 Stanners street. House, 6 Springkell street SHANKLAND, D., & Co., merchants and agents, 39 Cath- cart street SLaiikland, D., ofD. Shankland & Co. Ho. 1 Kelly street Directory. ift

Shankland, John, wright, 53 Shaw street Shankland, Thomas, shoemaker, 64 West Blackhall street Shankland, Mrs. Andrew, 50 Innerkip street Shankland, Mrs. D., 1 Kelly street Shankland, Mrs., 1 William street SHANKS, James, joiner, 13 East Shaw street SHANNON, Archibald, collector of harbour dues, 32 Craw- furd street Shannon, Miss, 15 Brougham street SHAPLAND, Edwin, mariner, 11 Brougham street SHARP, Daniel, carpenter, 63 Ann street Sharp, George, joiner, 20 Ann street Sharp, James, joiner, 43 Innerkip street Sharp, John, sugar-boiler, 44 West Blackball street Sharp, John, carpenter, 10 John street Sharp, Robert, boatbuilder, 52 East Regent street Sharp, Samuel, tailor, 28 Rue-end street Sharp, William, glass and china merchant, 3 Cathcart street Sharp, William, shoemaker, 9 Sugarhouse lane SHAW, Alexander, spirit dealer, 12 East breast. House, 9 East Quay lane Shaw, Alexander, joiner, 29 Market street Shaw, Alexander, gardener, 47 West Blackhall street Shaw, Angus, carpenter, 10 Duncan street Shaw, Archibald, carpenter, 44 Innerkip street Shaw, Archibald, carpenter, 10 Duncan street Shaw, Duncan, &, Sou, tin and copperplate workers, japannerR, and plumbers, 1 West quay lane, and 11 Craw- furd street Shaw, James, cabinetmaker, 23 Innerkip street Shaw, James, spirit dealer, 6 Shannon's close Shaw, James, mariner, 9 Charles street Shaw, John, superintendent of Steamboat quay, 75 Roxburgh street Shaw, John, carpenter, 56 Dalrymple street Shaw, John, carpenter, 106 Union street Shaw, Neil, joiner, 1 William street Shaw, William, carpenter, 49 Vennel Shaw, William, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 43 Hamilton street. House, 3 Watson's lane Shaw, Miss, Keith's land, Kelly street Shaw, Miss, feuar, Longwell close Shaw, Mrs., 42 Eldon street SHAWS Water Company. Office, 1 Dock: breast Shaws Water Cotton Spinning Co., Drumfochar road SHEARER, Alexander, ironmonger, 12 William street Shearer, Alexander, grocer, 1 Shannon's close Shearer, Daniel, painter and paper hanger, 69 Rue end st. Shearer, Duncan, pensioner, 5 Manse lane 100 DIRECTORY.

Shearer, John, carter, 34 Ann street Shearer, John, brassfounder, 11 Lynedoch street Shearer, Niniau, carter, 19 Bogle street Shearer, William, cooper, 11 East Breast Shearer, William, carter, 11 St. Andrew street Shearer. William, carter, 84 East Hamilton street Shearer, Mrs. Alexander, Mount park SHERIFF Court Hall, County buildings, Bank street SHEDDAN, John, cooper, 45 Nicholson street Sheddan, Thomas, carter, 25 Vennel Sheddan, Mrs., lodgings, 24 Shaw street SHERKY, James, hawker, fiO Vennel SHIELDS. James, carpenter, 50 Shaw street Shields, Patrick, dealer in ropes and oakum, 32 Shaw street Shields, Thomas, shoemaker, 6 Market street SHIRLEY, Thos., & Co., earthenware manufacturers, Clyde pottery, Port-Clasgow road Shirley, John, of Thomas Shirley & Co., Clyde pottery Shirley, William, of Thomas Shirley & Co., Clyde pottery SHILLIMCLAW, Archibald, coach painter, 5 Longwell close SIMM, John, mariner, 8 Longwell close Simm, John, carpenter, 30 Roxburgh street Simm, William, police officer, 7 Vennel SIMONS, John, of William Simons & Co. House, 5 St. Andrew square Simons, William & Co., ship-builders, 35 Main street, Carts- dyke Simons, William, of William Simons & Co. House, 5 St. Andrew square Simons, Mrs. William, feuar, 5 St. Andrew square SIMPSON, Adam, cooper, 1 West Shaw street Simpson, Andrew, mechanic, 6 John street Simpson, Douglas, gardener, 3 Union court Simpson, James, spirit dealer, 48 Innerkip street Simpson, James, weaver, Brachelston Simpson, James, cabinet-maker, 11 West Burn street Simpson, John, & Co., cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 1 Mansion-bouse lane. House, 5 Mearns street Simpson, Robert, cabinet-maker, 17 Cathcart street. Ho. 69 Ann street Simpson, Thomas pilot, 5 Cross-shore street Simpson, Thomas, shipmaster, 23 Regent street Simpson, Miss, 18 Arthur street Simpson, Mrs, 48 Crawfurd street Simpson, Mrs James, sick-nurse, 48 Nicholson street Simpson, Mrs Walter, 4 East Blackball street SINCLAIR, Alexander, shoemske ,67 Main street, Cartsdyke Sinclair, Archibald, maltman, 10 East Shaw street DIRECTORY. 161

Sinclair, Archibald, pilot, 5 Oawfurd street Sinclair, Charles, carpenter, 31 Vennel Sinclair, David, feuar, 7 Bank street Sinclair, Donald, pattern-maker, 73 Ann street Sinclair, Henry, labourer, 9 Sugarhouse lane Sinclair, James, carpenter, I Clarence street Sinclair, John, carpenter, 17 Cathcart street Sinclair, John, joiner, 4 Hoslin street Sinclair, John, grocer, 6 Shaw street Sinclair, John, feuar, 26 Bearhope street Sinclair, Malcom, carpenter, 2 Manse lane Sinclair, Malcom, labourer. 18 Hamilton street Sinclair, Peter, cowfeeder, 2 Bruce street Sinclair, Peter, painter, 3 West Blackball street. House, 49 Inuerkip street Sinclair, Rev. Sutherland, 7 Shaw place Sinclair, Robert, tailor, 2 Taylor's close Sinclair, William, cork-cutter, 5 Manse lane Sinclair, Mrs Archibald, 11 Buccleuch street Sinclair, Mrs Robert, feuar, Garvel Park SKINNER, Mrs. George, fruiterer, 13 Cathcart street SLACK, John, teacher, 168 Union street SLATER, James, teacher, 26 Tobago street. House, 22 Inuerkip street Slater, William, keeper, Railway station Slater, John, brassfounder, 14 Arthur street SLANNON, John, cotton spinner, Cotton mill cottages SMALL, Robert, store keeper, 5Q Main street, Cartsdyke SLOAN, Hannibal, mariner, 51 Dalrymple street Sloan, James, mate, 45 Innerkip street Sloan, Mrs., boys' dressmaker, 45 Innerkip street SMITH, Alexander, mason, 32 Roxburgh street Smith, Alexander, flesber, 49 Cathcart st. House, Carts- burn House Smith, Alexander, joiner, 64 West Blackball street Smith, Alexander, mason, 15 Roxburgh street Smith, Alexander, shoemaker, 7 Under crescent Smith, Andrew, shipmaster, 12 Sir Michael street Smith, Andrew, cnrpenter, 57 Dalrymple street Smith, Archibald, carpenter, 23 Kilblain street Smith, Donald, sawyer, 22 Ropework street Smith, Dougal, tailor and church officer, 9 West Stewart st. Smith, Duncan, foreman pattern maker, 23 Arthur street Smith, George, smith, 16 Sir Michael street Smith, George, brassfounder, 9 Nicholson street Smith, Hugh, joiner, 17 Ann street Smith, Henry, shoemaker, 72 Ann street Smith, Rev. James, Free Middle Church, 6 Ardgowan square Smith, James & Sons, merchants & shipowners, 44 Rue-end st. l 2 102 DIRECTORY.

Smith, James, of James Smith db Sons. Ho. 53 Eldon street Smith, James, shipmaster, 60 Rue-end street Smith, James, parochial board officer, 9 William street Smith, James, watchmaker, 2 Watson's lane Smith, James, 52 East Regent street Smith, John, M.D., 16 Cathcart street. House, 75 Roxburgh street Smith, John, 12 East Blackball street Smith, John, foreman smith, 44 Dalrymple street Smith, John, boiler maker, 23 Cathcart street Smith, John B., minister, Fox street Smith, John, boot and shoemaker, 13 Charles street. House, 17 Ann street Smith, John, labourer, 2 Nelson street, Glebe Smith, John, baker, 11 Watt street Smith, John, carpenter, 24 Market street Smith, Neil, spirit merchant, 59 Dalrjmple street Smith, Neil, mariner, 43 I'inerkip street Smith, N. & D., tailors, 37 Hamilton street

Smith, D., of N. fy D. Smith. House, 9 West Stewart street Smith & Tulloch, engineers and founders, 94 East Hamilton street Smith, Robert, carter, 35 Crawfurd street Smith, Robert, builder, 31 Crawfurd street Smith, Robert, mason, 20 Innerkip street Smith, Robert, sawyer, 3 Nelson street, Glebe Smith, Robert, miller, 2 Tobago street Smith, Samuel, porter, 19 Bogle street Smith, Stewart, boot and shoemaker, 19 Shaw street Smith, Thomas, Customhouse boatman, 34 Charles street Smith, Thomas, steam-boat master, 7 West breast Smith, Thomas, assistant collector of Poor Rates and church officer, 17 Ann street Smith, Thomas, carter, 54 Innerkip street Smith, Thomson, agent, 67 Rue-end street Smith, W. & R. and Co., drapers, I William street. Ho. do. Smith, William, of Smith

Smith, Mrs James, Seafield Smith, Mrs Robert, 5i Eldon street Smith, Mrs Robert, straw bonnet-maker, 2 Tobago street Smith, Mrs, cork-cutter, 8 fliaw street Smith, Mrs, 3 Cathcart street Smith, Mrs, 38 Cartsburn street Smith, Mrs, 23 Arthur street Smith, Mrs, 12 Sir Michael street SOLOMON, Mrs, lodgings, 60 Rue-end street; SOMERVILLE, James, Union Bank of Scotland porter, 4 Church place Somerville, James, <& Sons, joiners and glaziers, Knowes, 60 Main street, Cartsdyke Somerville, John, tailor, 43 Hamilton street Somerville, Thomas, engineer, 6 William street Somerville, Thomas, shoemaker, 9 Sugarhouse lane Somerville, William, joiner, 40 Rue-end street Somerville, Mrs, spirit-dealer, 18 Vennel. House, 18 Ham- ilton street SPIERS, James, sugar refiner, 75 East Hamilton st. Ho. Oakfield, Ratho street Spiers, John, tidewaiter, 1 Cross-shore street Spiers, Johu R., M.D., physician, 5 Grey place Spiers, John, M.D., physician. Consulting rooms, 44 Ha- milton street. House, 5 Regent street Spiers, Miss, 2 Houston street Spiers, Mrs Alexander, 5 Ardgowan square SPENCE, Daniel, carpenter and spirit dealer, 67 Rue-end street Spence, Daniel, porter, 17 Shaw street Spence, George, sailmaker and church officer, 10 West Stew- art street Spence, John, ropespinner, 20 Hamilton street Spence, Robert, painter, 2 Sugarhouse lane Spence, Thomas, engineer, 1 John street Spence, Mrs. James, 8 West Stewart street Spence, Mrs. Mary, eating house, 9 East breast SPITTLE, Thomas, smith, Hydepark cottage, St. Lawrence street SPROUEL, Joseph, weaver, 4 Market street ST. ANDREW'S Free Church, 43 West Stewart street ST. JAMES'S Club, Exchange Buildings, 44 Cathcart st. .ST. JOHN'S Episcopal Church, 104 Union street ST. THOMAS Free Church, 22 Dalrymple street STABLES, Adam, manager of Greenock Apothecaries' Hall, 35 Hamilton street STALKER, Duncan, tailor, 38 Vennel STARK, Archibald, tanner, 23 Arthur street Stark, James, of M'Ara & Stark. House, 3 Cathcart street 104 DIRECTORY.

Stark, James, Rev., minister of Cartsdyke Free Church, Ho Wood cottage Alexander, STEDWARI), police sergeant, 1 Salmon street STEEL, Alexander, sawyer, 4 York street Steel, Henry, mariner, 29 Vennel Steel, Hugh, grocer, 44 Cathcart street. Ho. 15 Mearns st. Steel, Hugh, engineer, 7 Carnock street Steel, James, feuar, 11 Broad close Steel, Robert, smith, 22 Baker street Steel, William, clerk, Post Office STEELE, Robert & Co , ship-builders, 30 Rue-end street Steele, Robert, of Robert Steele & Co, House, Deer park Steele, Robert, jr., of Robert Steele & Co. House, Deer park Steele, Miss, 2 East Blackball street STEPHENSON, John, & Co., contractors, &c, 48 Rue-end street

STEVENSON & Co., drapers and clothiers, 8 Cathcart sq. Stevenson, Alexander, manager, leather warehouse, 67 Dal- rymple street. House, 17 Ann street Stevenson, James, shipowner, 7 Antigua street Stevenson, James, carman, 63 Ann street Stevenson, James, mechanical engineer, Ingleston Stevenson, John, mariner, 4 Tobago street Stevenson, John, gatekeeper, I East Hamilton street Stevenson, Robert, cooper, 34 Cartsburn street Stevenson, Anne, house-keeper, Customs Stevenson, Miss, lodgings, 1 Union street Stevenson, Miss, 25 Bearhope street Stevenson, Mrs. James, feuar, 8 Shaw place STEWART, Alexander, tailor, 48 Hamilton st. Ho. do. Stewart, Alexander, railway porter, 8 Tobago street Stewart, Andrew, seaman, 74 Nicholson street Stewart, Andrew, & Co., merchants, 65 Rue-end street Stewart, Andrew, late spirit dealer, 45 Eldon street Stewart, Archibald, skipper, 2 Ropework street Stewart, Archibald, 9 Antigua street Stewart, Archibald D., surgeon, 13 Vennel. Ho. 38 do. Stewart, Colin, printer, 31 Sugarhouse lane Stewart, Denniston, boatman, 16 East Quay lane Stewart, Duncan, smith, 53 Shaw street Stewart, George, smith, 11 St. Andrew street Stewart, Hugh, broker, 64 Dalrymple street Stewart, James & William, merchants, 2 West quay Stewart, James, turner, 9 Sugarhouse lane Stewart, James, Clydebank, 61 Eldon street Stewart, James, mason, 7 Charles street Stewart, John M., merchant, Virginia street Stewart, John, joiner, 1 West Shaw street Stewart, John, mercantile clerk, 2 West Shaw street DIRECTORY. 105

Stewart, John, merchant, at A. G. Kidston's, 6 Rue-end st. House, 63 Eldon street Stewart, John, porter to Bank of Scotland, 5 Lynedoch st. Stewart, John, bootmaker, 5 Cathcart square. Ho. Mount park Stewart, John, wine and spirit dealer, and agent for Carlisle and Dumfries traders, 9 Highland close Stewart, John, pilot, 37 Shaw street Stewart, J. G.. teacher, 8 Trafalgar street Stewart, Malcom, spirit dealer, 10 Charles street. Ho. do. Stewart, Neil, cooper, 70 Nicholson street Stewart, Robert, stationer and printer, 30 Hamilton street Stewart, Robert, sailmaker, 50 Innerkip street Stewart, Robert, baron officer, Well park Stewart, Robert, forgeman, Ladyburn Stewart, .Samuel, tinsmith, 2 Watson's lane Stewart, Thomas, grocer and spirit dealer, 6 John street Stewart, W. & J., shoemakers, 55 Cathcart street Stewart, William, toll-keeper, Brachelston

Stewart, William, bank clerk, 1 1 East Shaw street Stewart, William, mason, 2 William street Stewart, William, forgeman, 74 East Hamilton street Stewart, William, feuar, 9 John street Stewart, Mrs. Andrew, 03 Eldon street Stewart, Mrs. James, pawnbroker, 15 Vennel. House, do. Stewart, Mrs. John, Hillhead, 62 Union street Stewart, Mrs. James, 4 John street Stewart, Mrs. Archibald, lodgings, 5 East breast Stewart, Miss, 2 Lynedoch street Stewart, Miss Catherine, 7 Hamilton street Stewart, Misses, dressmaker, 33 Hamilton street STIRRET, James, tanner, Ladjburn STIRLING, Allan, shoemaker, 6 Ardgowan street, Glebe Stirling, Archibald, carpenter, 66 Main street, Cartsdyko Stirling, James, engineer, 6 John street Stirling, John, skipper, 2 Charles street Stirling, Robert, engineer, 1 Springkell street Stirling, Thomas, spirit dealer, 6 East breast Stirling, Miss, teacher, 14 Sir Michael street STITT, John, engineer, 5 St. Lawrence street STOCKS, Henry, & Son, tailors, 9 Innerkip street STORMS, David, steamboat-master, 6 Chapel street STRONACH, James, mate, 22 Sugarhouse lane STRAPS, John, tailor, 48 Crawfurd street STRUTHERS, William, broker, 10 Dalrymple street STUART, Alexander, commission merchant and insurance agent, 23 Shaw street. Ho. 20 West Burn street Stuart, James, 20 West Burn street Stuart, Thomas, officer, 8 Tobago street DIRECTORY.

IttX,^'8- ^ Regent street R S, n l0Cke,% 22 T °ba8 Street ' ° SUNTPR S ^W°!;llham carpenter, STT^ri^SrLAND' ' 52 West Stewart street - Alexander, engineer, 24 Arthur 2 *u i , street u™ er a "d, Daniel, pilot, 17 Cathcart street Sutherland,£ Daniel, steamboat master, 51 Bast Regent street buther and, John, engineer, 1 Vennel Sutherland, John, clerk, 11 Lynedoch street 3 llliam Wod borter 2 Captain street ouillJi,SnTTr^^ ' - Thomas, smith, gratemaker, and bell-hanger, 18 Cathcart street. o ..- ** House, 19 do. Capt" port-Gla Sgow road £>wan,tw\% Allan, writer, 4 William street. Ho. 12 Brougham street Swan, Robert, shipmaster, 7 Antigua street Swan, Robert, smith, 18 Arthur street Swan, William, slater, 3 Sir Michael street. Ho. 7 Laird st. Swan, Miss, lodgings, 21 Regent street SWANSON, Lewis, mariner, 7 Hamilton street Swanson, Peter, cooper, 30 Roxburgh street SWEENEY, Ambrose, flesher, 52 Vennel. House, 10 Hamil- ton street Sweeney, Hugh, shoemaker, 8 Dalrymple street Sweeney, Hugh, lodgings, 65 Dalrymple street Sweeney, Charles, flesher, 65 Dalrymple street SWORD, Archibald, wine and spirit merchant, 33 Shaw st. and 22 West Burn street. Ho. 56 Eldon street Sword, John, spirit dealer, 9 Roxburgh street Sword, William, clerk, 9 Roxburgh street SYMINGTON, William, superintendent, Glasgow, Paisley and Greenock Railway. Ho. 10 Bogle street Symington, John, wright, 17 Sugarhouse Lane

TAILORS' House of Call, 9 Charles street TAIT, Alexander, shipmaster, 3 Captain street Tait, David, Customhouse boatman, I Cross-shore street Tait, Robert, shipmaster, 3 Captain street Tait, Robert, tailor, 4 Kirk street TANNOCK, Quintin, plasterer, Tobago street. House, 11 Bearhope street TARBET, William, joiner, 24 Vennel TASKER, James, of James Hunter & Go. House, 86 Union street Tasker, Andrew, of James Hunter & Go. House, 86 Union street Tasker, David, of James Hunter & Go. Ho. 86 Union street DiRECTonr. 107

TAYLOR, Archibald, mechanic, 22 Ann street Taylor, Alexander, shipmaster, Marfield, 47 Eldon street Taylor, DanLl, corkcutter, 56 Shaw street Taylor, Daniel, flesher, 38 Vennel Taylor, David, carpenter, 22 Baker street Taylor, Gilbert, clerk, 4 Lynedoch street Taylor, James, mason, 82 East Hamilton street Taylor, James, mason, Cotton Mill cottages Taylor, John, carpenter, 1 Nelson street, Glebe Taylor, John, grocer, 65 West Blackhall street. House 14 Patrick street Taylor, Robert, shipmaster, Marfield, 47 Eldon street Taylor, William, smith, 70 Main street, Cartsdyke Taylor, William, baker, 52 West >tewart street Taylor, William, shipmaster, 3 Shaw place Taylor, Miss, dressmaker, 7 West Blackhall street Taylor, Miss, teacher, 4 Lynedoch street Taylor, Mrs. Angus, 34 Charles street Taylor, Mrs. A., feuar, Marfield, 47 Eldon street Taylor, Mrs., lodgings, 2 Open shore Taylor, Mrs., grocer, 56 Innerkip street TELFER, Miss, 48 West Blackhall street Telfer, Mrs., 3 Salmon street Telfer, Mrs., 3 West Stewart street TEN N ANT, John, spirit dealer, 23 Market street TEULON, John H., Greenock Coffee-room keeper and resig- trar of births and deaths, 8 Cathcart square. He Red-barn cottage, 61 Roxburgh street Toulon, Mrs. L., lady's nurse, 69 Ann street TEMPERANCE Coffee-house, 3 Cathcart square IE, THRESH James, coach painter, 15 Arthur street THEATRE ROYAL, 2 Mansion-house lane THOM, Charles, grain-weigher and spirit-dealer, 5 West quav lane ^ J Thorn, William, fish and oil merchant, 40 Hamilton street THOMSON, Adam, teacher, 24 Sir Michael street Thomson, Alexander, banker. House, Caddlehill Thomson, Alexander, smith, 63 Ann street Thomson, Charles, clerk, 11 Watt street Thomson, Daniel, joiner, 71 Ann street Thomson, Donald, of Thomson & Mitchell. Ho. Brisbane at Thomson, Dugald, mate, 2 Tobago street Thomson, Dugald, huckster, 53 Dalrymple street Thomson, Duncan, joiner, 11 Watt street Thomson, Edward, night watchman, 48 Innerkip street Thomson, George, engineer, 10 St. Andrew street Thomson, Hugh, engineer, 37 Shaw street Thomson, Hugh surgeon, 43 Hamilton street. House, 1 Ard- gowan square 108 DIRECTORY.

Thomson, James, merchant and shipowner, Caddlehill Thomson, James, cooper, 2 Nelson street, Glebe Thomson, John & James, bricklayers, &c. Brick yard, Car- nock street. Brickfield and residence at Williams- burgh, Paisley Thomson, John, accountant, 28 Kelly street Thomson, John, cashier of the Greenock Bank. House, Watt place Thomson, John, mariner, 30 Tobago street Thomson, John, feuar, 57 Shaw street Thomson John, accountant, Upper crescent Thomson, John, lodgings, 10 East Quay lane Thomson, John, tailor and clothier, 2 Cathcart street Thomson, Joseph, forgeman, 30 East Hamilton street Thomson & Mitchell, wrights, 2 Tobago street Thomson, Robert, watchmaker, 9 William street Thomson, Robert, saw-doctor, 7 Carnock street Thomson, Samuel, builder, 44 Innerkip street Thomson, Samuel joiner, 72 Ann street. House, 63 Innerkip street Thomson, Thomas, builder, 22 Kilblain street Thomson, Thomas, smith, 26 St. Lawrence street Thomson, Thomas, jun., builder. 21 Regent street Thomson, William, manager and proprietor Hill-end Private Asylum, Hill-end Thomson, William, accomptant, 5 Crawfurd street Thomson, William, mate, 2 Roslin street Thomson, William, mason, 11 Bruce street Thomson, William, engineer, Upper crescent Thomson, William, dyer, 27 Sugarhouse lane Thomson, Miss Ann, 44 Innarkip street Thomson, Miss Margaret, dressmaker, 56 Dalrymple street Thomson, Miss, straw hat maker, 5 Dellingburn street Thomson, Mrs. Archibald, grocer, 8 Dalrymple street Thomson, Mrs. James, 10 Nicholson street Thomson, Mrs. Neil, 13 Brougham street Thomson, Mrs. Thomas, sen., feuar, 1 Ardgowan square Thomson, Mrs. William, 2 Taylor's close Thomson, Mrs., 75 Ann street Thomson, Mrs., grocer, 12 East Shaw street Thomson, Mrs., lodgings, 17 Cathcart street TH OR BURN, James, carpenter, 16 John street Thorburn, Robert, carter, Wellington street Thorburn, W. & J., coachbuilders, 30 High Vennel Thorburn, Walter, of W. & J. Thorburn. House, 10 Tobago street Thorburn, Mrs., 14 East Quay lane THORNE & Curtis, Distillery stores, 7 Manse lane Thorne, Robert, of Thome & Curtis. House, Greenbank DIRECTORY. JQ9

TIERNEY, Francis, tailor, 7 Cathcart street Tierney, John, boot and shoemaker, 57 Cathcart street. Ho. 12 Regent street TILLERY, Andrew, gardener and botanist, 3 East quay lane Tillery, Thomas, gardener, 14 West Burn street TODD, George, & Co., merchants and agents, 39 Shaw st. Todd, George, of George Todd & Go. House, 8 Shaw place Todd, John, cooper, 25 West Burn street. House, 42 West Stewart street Todd, William, shoemaker, 11 Cathcart street Todd, Margaret, grocer, 5 Dellingburn street Todd, Mrs. spirit dealer, 2 Cowgate street TOLAN, Hugh, labourer, 42 Vennel TOLLKY, A., painter, 18 Ann street TORRANCE, William, Collector of Excise, Viewbank cottage, Hill-end road TOUGH, Alex., & Sons, rope manufacturers, Clyde Rope- work, Regent street. Store, 10 East breast Tough, Alexander, of A. Tough & Sons. House, 3 Lyle st. Tough, Berry, feuar, Hope place, Lyle street Tough, William, carpenter, 30 Hamilton street TOY, William, labourer, 2 Manse lane TRAPPS, William, tidewaiter, 3 West Shaw street TRENCH, Mrs. George, 11 Nicholson street Trench, Mrs., 2 Hamilton street TULLOCH, John, of Smith & Tulloch. House, 24 Carts- burn street Tulloch, Mrs., grocer, and boarding-house, 8 Dalrymple st. TUDOR, John, commander, R.N., 11 Mearns street TURNBULL, James, sugarboiler, 4 Clarence street TURNER, Andrew.flesher, and spirit dealer, 28 Market st. Turner, Coll James, merchant, 9 West Blackball street. Ho. 1 Ardgowan street Turner, Duncan, labourer, 3 Salmon street Turner, Henry, wool comber. Cotton Mill cottages Turner, James, jun., writer, 35 Hamilton street. House, 52 Eld on street Turner, John, joiner, 13 West Burn street Turner, John, baker, 14 Stanners street Turner, Robert, charcoal burner, 31 Vennel Turner, Thomas, agent for Royal Bank. House, Rosebank, Forsyth street Turner, William, turner, 9 Sugarhouse lane Turner & M'Kellar, writers, 4 Church place Turner, Mrs. John, 4 Nicholson street Turner, Mrs. J., spirit dealer, 23 West Blackhall street Turner, Mrs. Peter, feuar, 14 Stanners TWIGG, street Edward, gunmaker, 18 Hamilton street, House, 41 Innerkip street M HO DiRECTonr.

TWADDLE, John, engineer, 6 Carnook street TYRE, Robert, plumber, II West breast TYSON, John, tailor, 12 Hamilton street

UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND, 1 Hamilton street UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 3 George sqr. United Presbyterian Church, 51 Nicholson street United Presbyterian Church, 2 Union street United Presbyterian Church, 33 Sir Michael street UR1E, Robert, painter, 49 Innerkip street Urie, Robert, railway porter, 55 Cathcart street URQUHART, Alexander, carpenter, 2b' East Shaw street Urquhart, 11. R., writer and accountant, 4 Cathcart square. House, 10 Mearns street Urquhart, Robert, shoemaker, 9 John street Urquhart, Mrs., feuar> 6 Shaw place

VANDEL, Mrs, 1 East Quay lane VIVIAN & Sons, copper stores, 58 Rue-end street W

WALES, Andrew, engineer, 6 St. Lawrence street Wales, John, finisher, Crescent WAKEFIELD, Charles, smith, 20 S tanners street WALKER, Andrew, late of Customs, 31 Vennel Walker, Andrew, spirit dealer, 45 Rue-end street Walker, Charles, saw maker, 5 Watson's lane Walker, Daniel, carpenter, 8 Vennel Walker, David, & Co., clothiers and outfitters, 11 William st« Walker, David, of D. Walker

Walker, Mrs., spirit dealer, 41 Eldon street Walker, Mrs., lodgings, 6!) Brougham street Walker, Mi-si, 11 Nicholson street Walker, Mrs., lodgings, 5 Watson's lane WALLACE, Hunter «fc Co., merchants and shipowners, 58 Rue-end street Wallace, David, joiner, 6 Cross-shore street Wallace, James, mariner, 22 Innerkip street Wallace, James, baker. 14 West Burn street Wallace, Joseph, mariner, 53 Shaw street Wallace, William, shipmaster, Wallace's land, Bank street Wallace, William, Railway wine, spirit, and malt liquor vaults, Bank buildings, 4 Mansion-house lane. Ho.. above Wallace, William, baker, 2 West Blackhall street Wallace, William, carpenter, 64 Vennel Wallace, William, labourer, Ingleston Wallace, William, carpenter, 11 Watt street Wallace, Miss, 31 Crasvfurd street Wallace, Mrs. Robert, lodgings, 8 William street WALSH, Andrew, engineer, 11 St. Andrew street Walsh, James, engineer, 2 St. Andrew street WALTERS. Mrs., 51 Hue-end street WALTOX, UHrick, of Customs, 18 Kelly street WARDEN'. Robert, baker, 12 Cathcart street Warden & Marshall, drapers and clothiers, 34 Hamilton at. Warden, Peter, of Warden & Marshall. House, Murdiston Warden, William, vegetable pill maker, 21 Hamilton street Warden, Mrs. I vie, farmer, Finnart Warden, Mrs., farmer, Murdiston WARNOCK, Archibald, feuar, 10 Charles street WASSON, Thomas., mason,, 60 Vennel WATSON, Alexander, farmer, Cornhaddock Watson, D., spirit dealer, 16 East Quay lane Watson, David, joiner, 7 Bruce street Watson, David,, carpenter, 11 John street Watson, Frederick, hairdresser, 21 Dalrymple street Watson, James, 24 Kelly street Watson. James, Oakbank, 80 Union street Watson, John, carpenter, 74 Nicholson street Watson, Robert, police officer, 72 Vennel Watson, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 32 Cathcart street Watson, Thomas, jun., boot and shoemaker, 26 Cartsburn st. Thomas, Watson, sailmaker, 25 Vennel Watson, William, feuar, 22 Arthur street Watson, William, merchant, 3 Duncan street Watson, William, 8 West Stewart street Watson, Miss, feuar, 8 West Stewart street Watson^ Airs. Rpbert, spirit dealer, 7.2 Vennel 112 DIRECTORY.

WAGG, Joseph, potter, Clyde pottery WATT & M'llvain, licensed shipping agents, 4 East breast Watt, Alexander, brassfounder, 1 1 Dalrymple street Watt, James, jun., wine and spirit merchant, 56 Main street, Cartsdyke Watt, William, wine and spirit merchant, 56 Main street, Cartsdyke. House, 1 Regent street Watt, Miss, 1 Regent street Watt, Misses, Ardgowan street, entrance by 25 Forsyth »t. WEBSTER, Finlay, hairdresser, 66 Vennel Webster, John, grocer, 3 Cathcart square Webster, John, engineer, Ingleston WEDDEL, Mrs. Ann, 55 West Blackhall street Weddel, Misses, confectioners and dealers in wines, Steam- boat quay and Railway station. House, 50 Re- gent street WEIR, Alexander, ropemaker, 4 York street Weir, Alexander, engineer, 23 St. Lawrence street Weir, Allan, writer, 5 York street Weir, Archibald, clerk, 1 William street Weir, Archibald, joiner, 30 Vennel Weir, Archibald, weaver, Brachelston Toll Weir, Duncan, baker, 6 Cartsburn street weir, Duncan, <» uo., merchants, Ewiug's buildings, ftue- end street Weir, Duncan, of D. Weir & Co. House, 76 Brougham st. Weir, George, pattern maker, 22 Baker street Weir, James, joiner, 12 Bearhope street Weir, James, plumber, 31 West Burn street Weir, James, joiner, 64 West Blackhall street Weir, John, carpenter, 12 Dalrymple street Weir John, mariner, 9 West Stewart street Weir, John, hammerman, 30 West Stewart street Weir, John, smith, 2 Under crescent Weir, Robert, tailor, 34 Market street Weir, William, cabinet-maker, 3 Bank street WELSH, James, accountant, 18 Brougham street Welsh, John M., clerk, 21 Boyd place WESTERN SAW MILL Co., Bay of Quick WESTON & Ferguson, cartwrights and joiners, 2 Arthur st. Weston, Robert, of Weston & Ferguson. Ho. 20 Stanners st. WEST PARISH CHURCH, 12 Nelson street WEST FREE CHURCH, 41 Ardgowan street WHARTON, John, 10 Virginia street. Ho., 1 Shaw place Wharton, Mrs. J., 1 Shaw place WHINNIE, Hugh, joiner, 74 East Hamilton street WHITEHEAD, W. C, of Lyle & Whitehead. House, 67 West Blackhall street WlIITEHILL, Daniel, carpenter, 2 Vennel DIRECTORY,, H3

Wbiteliill. Matthew, commercial traveller, 7 Manse lane WH1TKHOUSE, Henry, smith, 12 Lynedoch street WHITEFORD, Robert, grocer and spirit retailer, 71 Main street-, Gartsdyke WHIT FLAW, John, carpenter, 6 Duncan street WHITE, Alexander, sawyer, 8 Clarence street Whito, Archibald, carpenter, 21 Baker street White, Archibald, smith, 21 Baker street White, Archibald, smith, 2 Roxburgh street White, Duncan, cooper, 45 Hamilton street White, George, baker, 33 Market street White, James, teacher, 32 Bearhope street White, James, railway policeman, Barr's land, Nelson street White, John, chemist and druggist, 34 Hamilton street House, 48 Nicholson street White, Peter, mariner, .38 Roxburgh street White, Miss, 1 Union street White, Mrs., 14 Sugarhouse lane White, Mrs., straw hat maker, 30 Hamilton street WH1TMORE, George, potter, Ladyburn WICKET, William, smith, 9 John street WIGHT, Robert, sheriff officer, 12 Sir Michael street WILK1E, Archibald, carpenter, 52 Regent street Wilkie, John, smith and farrier, 5 Rue-end street. House, 40 Shaw street Wilkie, Mrs. A., 63 West Blackball street WILKINSON, John, engineer, 21 John street WILDlllDOE, William, Castle Co. 's ticket agent. House, 19 Regent street WILLIAMS, Andrew, smith, Hyde park cottage, St. Law- rence street Williams, John, pilot, 6 William street WILLIAMSON & Glassford, writers, 1 William street Williamson, George. Procurator Fiscal for Lower Ward. Office, 47 Hamilton street. Ho. Williamson st. Williamson, George, jun., of Williamson & Glassford. House, 5 Ardgowan street Williamson, Mrs., grocer, 47 Dalrymple street WILLIS, Mrs., vintner, 16 Cross-shore street Willis, Mrs. Margaret, 5 Charles street WILSON, Alexander, mason, 30 Roxburgh street Wilson, Archibald, joiner, 45 Nicholson street Wilson, Archibald, merchant, 74 Union street Wilson, Daniel, shipowner, 1 William street Wilson, Edward, grocer and salt merchant, 8 Market street Wilson, Gabriel, mason, 7 Sinclair place Wilson, Henry, mason, 23 Cartsburn street Wilson, James, shoemaker, 5 East Shaw street Wilson, James, soap aud candle manufacturer, 17 Ann street 114 DIRECTORY.

Wilson, J. C, engineer, 10 Mearns stx-eet Wilson, John, cooper, 1 West Burn street. House, 1 Craw- furd street Wilson, John, agent, Waterloo Cottage, Ann street Wilson, John, smith, 21 Innerkip street Wilson, John, baker, 6 Vennel. House, do. Wilson, John, grocer, 12 Market street Wilson, Rev. Robert, A.M., 2 Wellington street Wilson & M'Innes, editors, Greenock department, Renfrew* shire Advertiser, 47 Hamilton street Wilson, Robert, brassfounder, 36 Sir Michael street Wilson, Thomas, tanner, 30 Cartsburn street Wilson, Thomas, brassfounder, 11 John street Wilson, William, spirit dealer, 11 East Breast. House, 6 Shannon's close Wilson, William, mercantile clerk, 74 Union street Wilson, Mrs. A., 1 William street Wilson, Mrs. John, 18 Jamaica street Wilson, Mrs. Thomas, 16 Cross-shore street Wilaon, Mrs. James, 56 Innerkip street Wilson, Mrs., farmer, Cornhaddock Wilson, Mrs., 50 West Stewart street Wilson, Mrs., 21 John street Wilson, Miss, teacher, 50 West Stewart street WINKS, Alexander, clerk, 11 Antigua street WINNING, Thomas, dyer, 59 Ann street WIN TON, James, joiner and glazier, 3 Innerkip street. House, 32 Bearhope street Winton, Robert, innkeeper, 5 William street WISHART, John, Ladyburn Wishart, Thomas, hairdresser, 8 Cross-shore street Wish art, Mrs., lodgings, 2 Under crescent WISHAW COAL DEPOT, 4 Dellingburn street—William Warden, agent WOOD, John, millwright, Dellingburn street. House, 22 Baker street Wood, John, gardener, 12 Shaw street Wood, Robert, sculptor, opposite Cemetery gate Wood, Thomas, engineer, 25 St. Lawrence street Wood, Miss, feuar, 8 George square Wood, Miss, 2 Trafalgar street Wood, Miss, 22 Innerkip street Wood, Mrs. William, lodgings, 12 East Quay lane Wood, Mrs., grocer, 82 East Hamilton street WOTHERSPOON, James, carpenter, 55 Cathcart street WREDE & Co., sugar refiners, 8 Dellingburn street Wj-ede, Lear, of Wrede

Wright, John, 81 Roxburgh street Wright, John, feuar, 24 Arthur street Wright, John, shoemaker, 7 Ardgowan street, Glebe Wright, Robert, writer, 28 Bogle street. House, 68 Rox- burgh street Wright, Thomas, shopman, 81 Roxburgh street Wright, William, chimney sweeper, 4 Cowgate street Wright, William custom-house boatman, 21 Regent street WYLIE, Alexander, late of the customs, 18 Brougham street Wylie, Claud, smith, 68 Main street, Cartsdyke Wvlic, James, wine and spirit merchant, 2 Harvie lane Ho. 21 do. Wylie, John, criminal officer, 3 Salmon street Wylie, Mrs. Alexander, 50 Innerkip street WYLLIE, John, tenter, 11 Lynedoeh street Wyllie, John, cowfeeder, 46 Innerkip street Wyllie, John, painter, 11 East Quay lane. House, 12 Sir Michael street Wyllie. Miss Barbara, cowfeeder, 16 Innerkip street " WYSE, James, confectioner, 16 Hamilton street Wyse, William, shipmaster, 19 Cathcart street

YEATS. James, gabbartman, 47 Crawfurd street Yeats, John & Co., tobacco manufacturers, 70 Rue-end street Yeats, Robert, spirit dealer, 56 Rue end street YORSTEN, Andrew, carpenter, Munro's land, Cross-shore street Yorsten, William, boat builder, 12 East Shaw street YOUNG, Andrew, carder, 11 Lynedoch street Young, tieorge, carpenter, 49 Cathcart street Young, Stewart, spirit dealer, 56 Vennel

Young, Thomas, carman, 1 1 Dock lane Young, William, carter, 1 Bearhope street Young, William, grocer, 27 Hamilton street. House, 59 West Blaokhall street Young, Miss B., feuar, 26 Vennel Young, Mrs. John, 7 Lyle street YOUNGER, Thomas, joiner, 74 Ann street YUILL, Archibald, writer. Office, 3 Cathcart street. Ho., Union street YUILL E, John, smith, 25 St. Lawrence street 116 DIRECTORY.

NAMES TOO LATE FOR INSERTION.

ARKLEY, David, mariner, 6 West Quay lane BAIR IX John, painter, 44 West Blackball street Baird, Mrs., 44 West Blackball street BANXIGAN, Dennis, provision dealer, 70 Vennel BELL, Andrew, 12 Clarence street BLACK, Mr*. R. C» librarian, Greenock Library. House, 106 Union street Black, Jobn, late shipmaster, 4 West Stewart street BURNS, David, spirit dealer, 24 Market street CAM1 BELL, Mrs. William, 2 Grey place COCHRANE, Allan, tailor, 21 Dalrymple street COYLE, James, baker, 39 Catbcart street CROAL, Mrs., lodgings, 9 West Stewart street ELD. RY, James, spirit dealer, 45 Hamilton street FRAME. James. 10 Brougbam street HECTOR, James, grain mills, East Stewart street HUNTER, William, agent for Castle Co.'s steamers, Steam- boat quay. House, 5 Mearns street JOHNSTONE, James, of Customs. House, 5 Dellingbum street Jobnstone, George, shipmaster, 48 Union street MUIR. William, boot and sboemaker, 49 Cathcart street M'CORMICK, Daniel, deep sea pilot, 33 Charles street M'FARLANE, Archibald, cooper, 52 West Stewart street

M'FIE. Malcom, spirit dealer, J Ropework street M'KKNZIE. Dugald, gardener, 35 Vennel M'LELLAN, Robert, law clerk, Mansion-house M'PIIERSON, George G., sbipmaster, 5 Brisbane street M'SYMON, Walter, shipowner, 6 Ardgowan square POLSOX, A. & D., drapers, &c, 49 Hamilton street REID, Francis R, of Blair, Reid & Steele. House, 66 Weft Blackball street THOMSON, Mrs. John, 10 William street DIRECTORY. 117

TRADES AND PROFESSIONS,

Classified and arranged in Alphabetical order.

ACCOUNTANTS. Anderson, John, Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock Railway Co. Dawson, Jonathan, 7 Chapel street Duncan, John, 63 Ann street Dyall, Peter R., 3 Cathcart street Hogg, John D., 2 Cathcart street Kerr, Alexander, 4 Nicholson street Lamont, C. D., 1 Hamilton street Lang, Alexander, 30 Hamilton street Latham, David M., Royal Bank, 18 Cathcart street M'Dougall, Alexander, 56 Cathcart street M'Ghee, Thomas A., Greenock Bank M'Leod, Duncan T., 22 Hamilton street M'Leod, John, 22 Hamilton street

Nicholson Robert N , Clydesdale Bank Paterson, George, 5 Crawfurd street Raff, George, 53 Cathcart street Sandeman, John, 103 Union street Thomson, John, 28 Kelly street Thomson, John, Upper crescent Thomson, William, 5 Crawfurd street Urquhart R. H., 4 Cathcart square Welsh, James, 18 Brougham street AGENTS. Battersby, Charles, 4 East Blackhall street Connal, Thomas, 11 East Quay lane Cook, James E., (railway passenger) 10 Antigua street Duff, Mrs., (muslin,) 1 West quay lane Dunlop, Robert, (for London Docks,) 28 Sugarhouse lane Ferguson, Daniel, 11 Charles street Gray, John, 24 Bogle street Henderson, Daniel, Steamboat quay Hunter, William, Steamboat quay 118 DIRECTORY.

Jessamine, Alexander, 7 West Stewart street Ker, John, Virginia street M'Kellar, Duncan, Belville place M'Kinlay, Daniel, (bottle,) 41 Hamilton street M'Latchie, Thomas, 44 Innerkip street M'Lellan, Mrs., (muslin,) 29 Sir Michael street APOTHECARIES. (See Chemists and Druggists.)

ARCHITECTS.

Dempster, James, 4 Mansion-house lane Prentice, Alexander, 2 West breast

ARTISTS. Carsell, Thomas, 18 Boyd place Clark, William, 9 Cross-shore street

AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS.

Bogie, Robert, Wellington court, Cathcart square Cameron, John, 3 Cross-shore street Campbell & Gillespie. 1 William street Herriot, John, 13 West Regent street

BAKERS.

Andrew, William, 2 Nicholson street Blair, David. 55 Cathcart street Blair, John, 71 Ann street Buchanan, Andrew, 57 Innerkip street Brown, Robert, 72 Ann street Collins, William, 4 Shaw street Currie, Gilbert, 8 Vennel Davie, George, G Hamilton street, and 11 Dalrymple street Fleming, Robert, 67 West Blackhall street

Fleming, Robert, jun , 48 Cathcart street Galbraith, John, 13 Charles street Gillies, Robert, 11 Hamilton street Graham, Mrs., 38 Sir Michael street Hair, Henry R., 19 Cathcart street Hay, David & Co. 15 Shaw street Hyndman, Mrs. Joseph, 74 Vennel Kirkland, John, 24 Hamilton street Marshall, William, 4 East Quay lane Martin, Robert, 4 Market street Millar, Robert, 3 Hamilton street Muir, Neil, 10 William street M'Allister, Andrew, 1+ Hamilton street M'Allister, John, 17 Hamilton street M'Donald, William, 2 Sugarhouse lane DIRECTORY. 119

M'Kenzie & Walker ("ship bread), 16 Dellingburn square M'Kenzie, James, 18 Veiniel M'Kenzie, Robert, 21 Hamilton street M'Lean, Miss Jane, 38 Sir Micbael street M'Nab, Peter, 53 Dalrymple street Scott, Walter, 07 West Blackball street Service, Walter, 70 West. Blackball street Wallace, William, 2 West Blackhall street Warden, Robert, 12 Catlicart street Weir, Duncan, 6 Cartsburn street Wilson,°John, 6 Vennel Wright, Archibald, 2 Hamilton street BANKERS. (See Appendix.)

BASKET-MAKER.

M' Govern, Peter, 23 Market street

BIRD AND ANIMAL STUFFERS„

Harris, Thomas, 12 William street Saunders, James, 7 Market street

BLACKSMITHS.

Allan, George, jun., East Stewart street Baxter, Archibald, 27 Charles street Boag, Jobn, & Co., 25 Charles street Boag, Robert, 56 Shaw street Cameron, Alexander, 4 Taylor's close

Campbell, John, jun , & Co., 37 Dalrymple street Colquhoun & Ainslie, 17 Hamilton street Currie, Peter, 39 Dalrymple street Johnston, Archibald, 16 High Vennel Johnston, Daniel, 17 Cathcart street and 38 Shaw street M'Fie, James, Lindsay's lane M'Vicar, Rob?rt, jun., 30 Shaw street Robinson, Archibald, 40 Vennel and 2 Cartsburn street Suttie, Thomas, 18 Cathcart street Wilkie, John, 5 Rue-end street

BOOKBINDER. Campbell, Colin, 53 Cathcart street

BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS.

Baird, Robert A., 53 Cathcart street Burrell, Robert, 1 Taylor's (dose Dillon, Peter, 3 Shaw street Hislop, John, 46 Cathcart street limes, William, (and librarian,) 29 Hamilton street 120 DIRECTORY.

Johnston, William, 27 Hamilton street Kerr, James, 27 Hamilton street Laing, Andrew, (and bookbinder,) 55 Cathcart street Lamont, James, 11 Shaw street Lennox, John, (and printer,) 29 Hamilton street Morrison, John, & Sons, (paper rulers bookbinders, and librarians,) 6 William street, 12 Hamilton street, and 71 Rue-end street M'Kelvie, James, (and librarian,) 4 Hamilton street Owen, James, & Co., 12 Cathcart street Stewart, Robert, (and printer,) 30 Hamilton street BLOCKMAKERS. (See also Wrights) Hutcheson, James, 2 Nelson street. Glebe Lamb, Thomas, & Sons, 18 Cathcart street Newson, John. 31 Union court Orr, Joseph, (and joiner,) 20 Dalrymple street Orr, William, 5 Cross-shore street BOOT AND SnOEMAKERS. Adamson, William, 7 West breast Armour, George, 33 Charles street Blair, Thomas, 18 West Burn street Brodie, John, 5 William street Buchanan, Malcom, & Son, 3 Cathcart street Campbell, Neil, 4 Market street Campbell, Peter, 31 Vennel Carsewell, Robert, 60 Innerkip street Croft, James, 4 Manse lane Cunningham, Robert, 23 Arthur street Currie, Duncan, 9 Buccleuch street Dunbar, Alexander, 35 East Shaw street Graham, Duncan, 18 Hamilton street Greaves, Alexander, 1 Innerkip street Guthrie, Robert, 21 Arthur street Hillous, Adam, 52 Cathcart street Hood, Alexander, 6 Charles street Kinloch, Mrs. A., 21 Hamilton street Kyle, Henry, 63 Vennel Millar, Andrew, 7 East Quay lane Milne, James, 2 Tobago street Moody, William, 5 Cathcart street Muir, Richard, 30 Hamilton street Muir, Robert, 12 Shaw street Muir, W'illiam, 49 Cathcart street Munro, John, 5 West Burn street M'Corquodale, John, 63 Ann street M'Farlane, Duncan, 67 Nicholson street DIRECTORY. 121

Munro, John, 5 West Burn street M'Corquodale, John, 63 Ann street M'Farlane, Duncan, 67 Nicholson street M'Farlane, Humphrey, 22 Innerkip street M'Garvie, Henry, 14 Highland close M'Gown, John, 40 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Guckin, Robert, 5 Cartsburn street M'Intyre, Duncan, 30 Cartsburn street M'Kinlay, John, 17 Cathcart sti-eet M'Lean, Daniel, 2 Manse lane M'Lintock, James, 17 Tobago street M'Pherson, Archibald. 8 Hamilton street Niven, James, 33 Charles street Paterson, Charles, 48 Cathcart street Richmond, John, 15 Hamilton street Rodger, John, 2 Innerkip street Ross, Alexander, 48 Cathcart street Sellars, Robert, 50 Cathcart street Sinclair, Alexander, 67 Main street, Cartsdyke Smith, Alexander, 7 Under crescent Smith, Henry, 72 Ann street Smith, John, 13 Charles street Smith, Stewart, 19 Shaw street Smith, Mrs. A., 72 West Blackhall street .Stewart, John, 5 Cathcart square Stewart, W. & J., 55 Cathcart street Sweeney, Hugh, 8 Dalrymple street Tierney, John, 57 Cathcart street Todd, William, 11 Cathcart street Urquhart, Kobert, 9 John street Watson, Thomas, 32 Cathcart street Watson, Thomas, jun., 26 Cartsburn street

BOAT BUILDERS.

Cameron, Duncan, 13 East Blackhall street Clark, Lachlan, Bay of Quick Ljle, Thomas, 55 Rue-end street M'Donald, John, 5 Virginia street M'Gregor, Nicol & Robert, 43 Rue-end street Nicol, James, 62 Main street, Cartsdyke Orr, Thomas, 46 Rue-end street Orr, William & Co., 4 St. Andrew street Sharp, Robert, 52 East Regent street BRASSFOUNDERS.

Allen, George, jun., East Stewart street Buchanan, John G., 18 Cathcart street Duff, James, 61 Rue-end street Scctt, Sinclair & Co., 10 East Stewart street N DIRECTORY.

BRAZIERS, COPPER AND TIN-PLATE WORKERS.

Brownlie, Buchanan & Co., (and plumbers,) 6 West breast Brownlie, J. & J., & Co., 2 William street Daskin, Mrs. James, (and gasfitter,) 15 Hamilton street Longwell, Robert, 5 Hamilton street Orr, William A., & Co., 11 West Breast Shaw, Duncan, & Son, 1 West Quay lane

BREWERS.

Buchanan, David, & Co., Captain street

Greenock Brewery Co.— Graham M'Farlane, 14 Nicholson s BUILDERS AND MASONS.

Allison, William, Broomhill cottage Crum & Taylor, 36 Roxburgh street Crum, John, 13 Sir Michael street M'Donald, Hector, 18 Kelly street M'Kechnie, John, 9 Watt street M'Pherson, John, 15 Roxburgh street Pettigrew, James, 9 Antigua street Smith, Alexander, 15 Roxburgh street Thomson, Thomas, 22 Kilblain street Thomson, Samuel, 44 Inneikip street Thomson, Thomas, jun., 21 Regent street Wilson, Alexander, 30 Roxburgh street

BRICK LAYERS,,

Paterson, Malcolm, 4 West Stewart street Thomson, John & James, brick yard, Carnock street

CABINET MAKERS AND UPHOLSTERERS.

Archibald, William, 73 West Blackhall street Black, Archibald, & Co., 33 Hamilton street Cameron, Hugh, 2 Bank street, and 57 Cathcart street Cowan & Blair, 3 West Blackball street Fisher & Hall, 4 Church place M'Naught, Thomas, 9 West Blackhall street M'Pherson, Peter, 16 West Burn street

Rougvie, James, J 6 Kilblain street Rougvie, John M'D., 14 West Blackhall street Service, Archibald, 38 Hamilton street Shaw, William, 43 Hamilton street

Simpson, John, & Co., 1 Mansion-house Ian©

Simpson, Robert, 1 7 Cathcart street CATTLE DEALER.

Crawford, Robert, 33 Market street DIRECTORY. 123

CARVEKS AND GILDERS.

Calder, William, 9 Ropework street Christie & Co., Shaw place Lawrie &, Fleming, 2 Bank street M' Vicar, Archibald, 2 Bank street

CARTWRIGHTS.

Paton, Matthew (and smith), 14 St. Andrew street Robinson, Archibald, 40 Vennel Weston & Ferguson, 2 Arthur street CHAIN MAKERS.

Greenock Chain Work Co., 38 Dalrymple street Scott, John, & Sons, 45 Dalrymple street

CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS.

Alexander, James, 5 West Blackball street Allan, J. R., 69 Rue-end street Dyer, H. M., 64 Innerkip street Ferguson, Alexander, 41 Hamilton street Henderson, R. E., 15 William street, and 21 John street •Kelso & Bryson, 38 High Vermel Kirk, Robert, 57 Shaw street M'Farlane, John (wholesale), 4 Cathcart street MacGowan, Alexander, M.D., 35 Hamilton street M'Kinnis, Thomas, 2 Hamilton street White, John, 34 Hamilton street

CHIMNEY SWEEPER.

Wright, William, 4 Cowgate street

CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE DEALERS.

Beith, Thomas, 17 Shaw street, and 6 Cartsburn street Houston, Mrs. A., 15 Cathcart street Hislop, Edward, 24 Dalrymple street Ryder, Thomas, 21 Vennel ^Sharp, William, 3 Cathcart street

CIVIL ENGINEERS.

Burrell, George, 70 Rue-end street

CLERGYMEN.

Auld, William, 11 Trafalgar street Barrett, Isaac, 24 Kelly street Bonar, John J., Ardgowan street

Brown, J. R., D.D., 1 Houston street Cole, Charles, 11 Union street Banaher, James, 24 East Shaw street 124 DIRECTORY.

Frankland, Benjamin, 7 Laird street Gilmour, Andrew, Martha Brae Hutcheson, James, Belville place Laugh ton, William, 11 Forsyth street Leishman, Thomas, 1 Union street Mackay, David, 18 Brougham street M'Culloch, J. M„ D.D., 8 Patrick street M'Farlan, Patrick, D.D., 6 Jamaica street Manticha, Joseph, 24 East Shaw street Rutherford, Alexander C, 68 Union street Sinclair, Sutherland, 7 Shaw place Smith, James, 6 Ardgowan square Smith, John B., Fox street Stark, James, Wood cottnge, Cartsdyke Wilson, Robert, A.M., Wellington street

CLOTHIERS AND OUTFITTERS. Benzie, James, 7 Mid breast Clark, William, 5 Shaw street Conway, Mrs. Francis, 3 Shaw street Douglas, John C, 7 William street, and 70 Dalrymple street Mays, Robert, 66 Dalrymple street Moody, James, & Co., 41 Hamilton street M'Anulty, Dennis, 10 William street M'Crossan, James, II William stree M'Kellar, Duncan, 9 William street M'Neil, Mrs. John, 2 Shaw street O'Neil, John, 9 William street Walker, David, & Co., 11 William street CLOTHES, FURNITURE AND GENERAL BROKERS, Baillie, James, 53 Veunel Boyd, Hugh, 63 Dalrymple street Bradley, William, 62 Dalrymple street Brannagan, John, 46 Vermel Calligan, Mrs. Michael, 60 Vennel Campbell, John, 9 Taylor's close Campbell, Mrs., 7 Taylor's close Carruthers, William, 10 Dalrymple street Docherty, Hugh (and auctioneer), 53 Shaw street Dodds, John, 48 Dalrymple street Faucett, Samuel, 7 Broad close Henry, Mrs. John, 61 Vennel Henry, Mrs. John, & Son, 20 Vennel Hill, Peter, 5 Taylor's close Jenkins, David, 9 Dalrymple street Kean, James, 58 Vennel Leeson, Martin, 10 Vennel Loughran, Peter, 64 Dalrymple street DIRECT OUT. 125

Mitchell, Charles S., 5<5 Dairy mple street M'Anally, Patrick, 5 Manse lane M' Arthur, William, 66 Vermel M'Breartv, Dennis (and auctioneer), 61 Dalrymple street, M'Canna, Charles, 5 Taylor's close M'Fillan, Joseph, 7 Dalrymple street M'Lachlan, James, 11 Veiiuel M'Shane, James, 11 Vermel M' Shane, John, 6 &, 9 Taylor's close M'Vay, Peter, 58 Dalrymple street O'Donnel, James, 4 Taylor's close O'Neil, Charles, 54 Shaw street Phillips, Patrick, 3 Taylor's close Railley, John, 21 Vennel Ryan, "Michael, 7 Dalrymple street Stewart, Hugh, 64 Dalrymple street Struthers, William, 10 Dalrymple street

COACH AND HORSE HIRERS,

King, William, & Son, White Hart Inn M'Donald, James, Tontine Hotel M'Farlane, Donald, 10 Jamaica street Orr, James, 41 Cathcart street Ross, Hugh, 26 Shaw street

COACH BUILDERS.

Thorburn, W. & J., 30 High Vennel

COAL MERCHANTS AND AGENTS.

Baird, R., & Son, (and iron and lime) 1 & 3 Rue-end street Brymner, Douglas, 28 Bogle street Burns, Mathew, 16 Cathcart street Calder, William (and brick), 16 East Quay lane Campbell, Norman, 63 Vermel Clachar, Thomas, 17 Main street, Cartsdyke Craig, Thomas, 8 Chapel street Darroch, John, 4 (J Dalrymple street

Drummoud, William, 1 1 Broad close, and New Dock larie Fergus, James, 9 West Breast, and 18 Vennel Graham, James, 50 Nicholson street Gray, James, 4 William street Henry, Robert, 6 Captain street Mories & Nicol, East India Breast Munro, James, 46 Crawfurd street M'Fie, John, 2 Bucclfuch street

M'Kenzie, Duncan, «fc Co., 8 East Breast M'Lellan, Mrs. J., 12 East Quay lane Raff, George, 53 Cathcart street n 2 126 DIRECTORY.

Riddle, David, 13 Chapel street Rowan, Thomas B., G Innerkip street Warden, William, 4 Dellingburn street

COLLECTORS.

Jamieson, Robert, (Stamps and Taxes) 40 Cathcart street Macevven, Dougall, (Poor Rates) 35 Charles street ftimmo. Andrew, (Town Assessment) 17 Cathcart street Roe, W. S., (of Customs) Custom-house Shannon, Archibald, (Harbour Dues) Custom-house Torrance, William, (of Excise) Excise Buildings

COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND INSURANCE BROKERS.

(See also Merchants, and also Shipping Agents.)

Alexander, James, 7 Union court Connell, Thomas, 11 East Quay lane Dyall, Peter R., 3 Cathcart street Ewing, Robert, &, Co., 28 Bogle street Hunter, John, & Co., 1 West quay Hunter, Thomas 0., 4 William street Ker, Allan, 4 West quay

J. illar, John, & Co., 5 West quay ?' unro, Andrew, & Co., 5 West quay M'Arthur & Binnie, 39 Cathcart street Mackay, J. F., 39 Shaw street M'Morland, Robert S., 40 Cathcart street JSTeil, John, jun., 39 Cathcart street Robertson, Robert W., 57 Cathcart street Ross, Corbett & Co., East Breast Shankland, D., &, Co., 39 Cathcart street Stuart, Alexander, 23 Shaw street Todd, George, & Co., 39 Shaw street Wharton, John, 10 Virginia street

CONFECTIONERS AND PASTRY BAKERS.

Anderson, George, 44 Hamilton street Breckenridge, Thomas, 65 West Blackball street Currie, James, 73 Vermel Hardie, James, 71 Rue-end street Scoular, James, 20 Hamilton street Weddel, Misses, Steam-boat quay and Railway station Wyse, James, 16 Hamilton street CONTRACTORS.

Crawford, James, 11 Trafalgar street I avidson & Oughterson, Hill-end Works, Port Glasgow road Stephenson, John & Co., 48 Rue-end street DIRECTORY. 127

COOPERS. (Those marked * are also Fish- cure's.) Bannatyne, James, 12 Brougham street Barr, James, 22 Hamilton street Beith. James, 30 Vermel Buchanan, Robert M., 17 Charles street Cameron, John, & Co., 4 Cross-shore street Chisholm & Co., 23 Charles street Cowan & Dick, 2 Bogle street Downie & M'Aulay, 52 Vermel, and 19 Harvie lane Gray, Donald, 4 Rue-end street Gruer, John, & Sons, 21 Harvie lane *Kel?o, M. & D., 4 New Dock breast Kippen, John, & Co., 24 Bogle street Lyle, Abram, & Son, 62 Nicliolson street *Malcolm & Co., 2 East Shaw street *M'Kellar, Alexander, 13 Charles street *M'Lean, John, 29 Sugarhouse lane M'Phedran, Archibald, 18 Regent street Todd, John, 25 West Burn street Wilson, John, 1 West Burn street COPPER MERCHANTS. Vivian & Sons, 58 Rue-end street CORK-CUTTERS.

Bourhill, Mrs. George, 3 Sugarhouse lane Macfie, John, 15 William street M'lntvre, Andrew, I Vermel Sinclair, William, 5 Manse lane Smith, Mrs., 8 Shaw street Taylor, Daniel, 56 Shaw street COTTON SPINNERS. Shaws Water Cotton Spinning Co., Drumfochar road—An- drew Lindsay, acting partner COWFEEDERS AND DAIRIES.

Colston, William, 8 Roxburgh street Crawford, Robert, 33 Market street Crawford, Mrs., 91 Union street Currie, Malcolm, 19 East Shaw street Eocharty, John, 47 Innerkip street Hair, William, 7 Innerkip street Holmes, Mrs., Drumfochar M'Allister, Donald, 16 Innerkip street M'Corquodale, Archibald, 19 Sugarhouse lane M'Intyre, Mrs., 14 East Shaw street 128 DIRECTORY.

M'Latchie, Mathew, 3 St. Andrew street M'Millan, Mrs., Princes street M'Neil, John, 5 Ann street M'Phail, Hector, 46 Innerkip street M'Taggart, Neil, 23 East Sliaw street Rodger, John. 8 Roslin .street Scott, John, Nelson street Sinclair, Peter, 2 Bruce street Wyllie, John, 46 Innerkip street Wyllie, Miss B., 16 Innerkip street

CUTLERS AND GUNSMITHS.

Campbell, William, 11 Cathcart street Martin, John, 46 Shaw street Twigg, Edward, 18 Hamilton street

DENTISTS.

Dowie, E. T., 15 Hamilton street

DEEP SEA PILOTS,

(See Appendix, page 78.J DISTILLERS. Greenock Distillery Co., 14 Tobago street—James Ballantine, Duncan A. Campbell, and John A. Carmichael

DRAPERS, MERCERS AND HABERDASHERS.

Brown, Duncan, 47 Hamilton street Brown, James, jun., & Co., 9 Hamilton street Cowan, Robert, & Co., 48 Hamilton street and 3 Cathcart sq. Downie, John, 6 Dalrymple street Gillies, li. & J., 2 West Blackball street Hall, George, 43 Hamilton street Hinmers, George, 5 Cathcart square Kelso, James, 71 West Blackhall street Laird, William, 1 William^street M'Ewan, Miss, 12 Vennel Mackie, James, 35 Hamilton street Park, William, 4 Hamilton street Paul, David, & Co., 70 Rue-end street Paul, Daniel, 7 Shaw street Poison, A. & D., &. Co., 49 Hamilton street Richmond, Hugh, 46 Cathcart street Scott & Anderson, 73 West Blackhall street Scott, Henry, 46 Hamilton street Smith, W. & R., & Co., 1 William street Stevenson & Co., 8 Cathcart square Warden & Marshall, 34 Hamilton street DIRECTORY. 129

DRESSMAKEISS.

(See also Milliners and Dressmakers.) Aitken, Miss Janet, 59 West Blackball street Alexander, Miss Agnes, 7 West Blackball street Boyd, Miss, 7 West Blackball street Bradshaw, Miss, 10 Duncan street Campbell, Miss, 14 Catbcart street Chalmers, Miss, 9 Watt street Clarie, Miss, 19 Hamilton street Cunningham, Misses, 57 Dalrymple street Foster, Miss, Jean, 45 Hamilton street Hamilton, Miss E., 7 West Blackhall street Hunter, Miss, 18 Ann street Johnston, Miss Mary, 2 Vennel

Kennedy, Miss M., 1 Manse Lane Kerr, Miss, 20 Tobago street Lamont, Miss, 12 Kelly street Love, Miss Margaret, 70 Ann street Lyle, Miss, 37 Hamilton street Morrison, Miss, 34 Market street M'Bride, Mrs., Chapel street M'Connel, Miss, 10 Brougham street M'Donald, Miss, 01 Inner-kip street M'Kenzie, Mrs., (boys') 21 Kilblain street M'Kenzie, Miss, 12 West Burn street M'Lean, Misses, 5 Watson's lane M'Lellan, Miss, 20 Tobago street M'Sween, Miss Marion, 25 Vennel Paterson, Miss E., 4 West Stewart street Porter, Miss, 2 Tobago street Rodger, Miss, 49 Nicholson street Sabiston, Miss Jane, 31 Crawfurd street Scott, Miss, 52 W^cst Stewart street Stewart, Misses, 33 Hamilton street Taylor, Miss, 7 West Blackhall street Thomson, Miss Margaret, 50 Dalrymple stroe> DYERS AND RENOVATORS.

Houston, Robert, 49 Crawfurd street Houston, William, & Son, 38 Catbcart street Moffatt, William, 11 Cowgate street

ENGINEERS, MACHINE MAKERS AND FOUNDERS.

Caird & Co., Arthur street and East Hamilton street Campbell & M'Nab, Shaws Water foundry, Inglestou Johnston, A. & W., Baker street Scott, Sinclair & Co., 10 East Stewart street Smith & Tulloch, 94 East Hamilton street 130 DIRECTORY.

FISHMONGERS.

Gailacher, William & Robert, Fish Market & 19 Hamilton st. Kelly, William, 6 William street M'Allister, Alexander, Fish Market M'Dougall, Hugh, 10 West breast Neil, Thomas, & Co., 22 Hamilton street

FLESHERS.

Arbuckle, G. & M., 8 West Blackball street Arbuthnot, Mrs. Robert, 74 Main street, Cartsdyke Bain, John, 32 East Shaw street Beith, James, 23 Hamilton street Dick, John, 7 West Blackball street Fleming, James, 23 Arthur street Laurie, Thomas, 49 Main street, Cartsdyko Morrison, James, 18 Hamilton street M'Callum, Alexander, 8 Tobago street M'Cann, Charles, 42 Hamilton street M'Culloch, Alexander, 37 Cathcart street M'Intyre, Mrs. John, 25 Hamilton street Quigley, John, 71 Vennel Scott, George, 22 Hamilton street Scott, James, 64 Rue-end street Scott, James, 51 Cathcart street Scott Thomson, 67 Rue-end street Smith, Alexander, 49 Cathcart street Sweeney, Ambrose, 52 Vennel Sweeney, Charles, 65 Dalrymple street Turner, Andrew, 28 Market street Walker, David, 5 West Burn street Walker, Robert, 47 Shaw street

FRUITERERS.

Campsie, W. & J. R., 4 Cathcart square Gallacher, James, 13 William street Kay, Miss, 67 West Blackball street Skinner, Mrs. George, (and gardener,) 13 Cathcart street

FURNISHING WAREHOUSE KEEPERS.

Carricks, 30 Hamilton street Chambers, Misses M. & J., 8 Market street Kelly, Henry, 2 Tobago street M'Gregor, Miss, 38 Hamilton street Samson, Mrs. William, IS Hamilton street FUNERAL UNDERTAKERS.

Gair, Alexander, & Co., 26 Hamilton street DIRECTORY. 131

FURNITURE WAREHOUSE KEEPERS.

M'Gregor, Daniel, & Co., 71 West Blackball street

GARDENERS.

Bain, George, 31 Regent street

Barr, John, 1 1 Jamaica street Borthwick, Margaret. 45 Hamilton street Ferguson, James, 2 Charles street Kilpatrick, James, 17 West Burn street Lawson, John, & Sons, 25 Hamilton street Livingston, John, 49 Vennel Love, John, 1 West Burn street Millar, Charles, Auchindarroch M'Dougall, Lachlan, 34 Ann street Niven, John, 48 Cathcart street Tillery, Andrew, 3 East Quay lane Wood, John, 12 Shaw street

M'Gregor & Donald, 34 Charles street Paterson, Alexander, 36 Cathcart street

GRAIN MERCHANTS.

Boyd, William, & Co., Customhouse place Dunn, Peter, Customhouse place, and 48 Rue-end street Ewing, Angus & Co., (and provision,) 21 Cathcart street

Kerr, William, 1 1 Hamilton street Macaulay, John, 94 Union street Macaulay, Thomas, 94 Union street

GROCERS.

Adam, Miss H., 69 Ann street Algie, James, 16 Shaw street Algie, Mathew, 44 Hamilton street and 19 Cathcart street Allan & Co., 20 Hamilton street Anderson, Alexander, 32 Hamilton street Anderson, N., 43 Innerkip street Anderson, William, (wholesale,) 45 Cathcart street, 28 Ven- nel, and 45 Shaw street Armour, George, 25 Dalrymple street Arrol, Mrs., 16 Main street, Cartsdyke Baird, William, 67 West Blackhail street Barclay, John, 50 Innerkip street Baxter, Mrs., 29 Cartsburn street Beith, Thomas, 6 Cartsburn street Boyle, James, 65 Vennel Brown, John, 7 Charles street Brown, Mrs. ^ames, 17 Dalrymple street 132 DIRECTORY.

Cameron, Kenneth, 4 Dairy mple street Campbell, John, 54 Vennel Campbell, Peter 65 Dalrymple street Campbell, Mrs, John, 64 Main street, Cartsdyke Campbell, Mrs., 69 Vennel Carey, James, 26 Stanners street Carmichael, Archibald, 2 John street Carrol, Benjamin, 25 Market street Cassels, R. & L., 37 Hamilton street Chalmers, Alexander, !3 Hamilton street Clark, Alexander, 44 Crawfurd street Clark, Peter, Drumfochar road Clark, John, & Co., 55 Dalrymple street Clark, Mrs., 7 Kilblain street

Collins, David, 1 1 Dalrymple street

Cooper, Miss, 40 Main street, Cartsdyke . Craig, Walter, 17 Innerkip street Crawford, John M., 47 Vennel Crawforrl, William.. 24 Hamilton street Crawford, William L., 32 Hamilton street Cunningham, David, 9 Market street Darroch, Dugald, 10 Brougham street Davie, Miss, 9 Bearhope street Denny, John, 59 Main street, Cartsdyke Dewar, Miss C, 31 Shaw street Dick, James, 12 Sir Michael street Dickson, James, 6 Carnock street Douglas, William, 9 Ann street Douglas, Miss Ann, 4 Shaw street Drummond, Robert, 66 Ann street Duncan, Mrs. Charles, 3 Under crescent Duncan, Mrs. Robert, 38 Cathcart street Dunn, Peter, 48 Hue-end street Erskine, John, 50 Dalrymple street Farquhar, George, 66 Innerkip street Foster, John, 7 Hamilton street Gair, Alexander, 44 Innerkip street Gall, John, 22 Tobago street Gibb, John, 57 Dalrymple street Gilmour, Mrs. John, 7 Tobago street Graham, Mrs. E., 58 West Blackball street Hair, James, 3 Cowgate street Hamilton, Robert, 7 West Blackhall street Hislop, Edward, Ladyburn Hutton, Mrs., 11 John street Irvin, Mrs. Matthew, 48 West Blackhall street Keith, Finlay, 30 Dalrymple street Kelly, William, 12 William street Lamont, Mrs. Mary, 36 Dalrymple street DIRECTORY. 133

Lang, John, 13 Dalrymple street Leitch, Jolm, 19 Arm street Logan, Steven, 51 Shaw street Logan, William, GO Dalrymple street Lusk, Robert, 20 Vennel Millar, Mrs. William, 26 Sir Michael street Mitchell, Mrs., OS Main street, Cartsdyke More, James, 21 Arthur street M'Allister, Catherine, 74 Ann street M' Arthur, Hugh, 19 Hamilton street M'Call, Archibald, 15 Hamilton street and 33 Cathcart street M'Coll, John, 5 Market street M'Fadyen, Mrs. Dugald, 52 West Stewart street M'Farlane, John A., 70 West Blackhall street Macfie, Graham & Co., 3 William street M'Gilp, Isabella, 27 Vennel M'Innes, Charles, 4 Charles street M'Kail, Thomas, 57 Dalrymple street M'Kay, James, 3 Vennel M'Kelvie, Miss J., 18 Ann street M'Kclvie, Mrs. James, 16 Ann street M'Kenzie, Charles, 44 Vennel M'Kinnon, Mrs., 8 East Quay lane M'Kirdy, Jolin, 70 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Lean, Matthew, 24 Cartsburn street M'Millan, Hector, 38 Rue-end street M'Millan, Miss, 22 Arthur street M'Nair, Mrs. Robert, 29 Stanners street M'Neil, Mrs. William, 5 Cross-shore street M'Pherson, John, 54 Dalrymple street M'Queen, Daniel, 55 Shaw street M'Queen, James, 2 Shaw street M' Watty, John, 13 Bearhope street Nairn, John, 71 Rue-end street and 8 Hamilton street Nairn, Thomas, 32 High Vennel Niven, Mrs., 21 Regent street Orr, Robert, 74 Main street, Cartsdyke Orr, Miss M., 13 Shaw street Orr, Miss, 6 York street Paul, Miss Ann, 20 Tobago street Purcell, Mrs. James, 2 Cowgate street Reid, Duncan, 28 Hamilton street Ritchie, Hugh, 50 Cathcart street Scott, Ivie, 5 West Blackhall street Scott, William, 34 Hamilton street Scott, Mrs. James, 2 West Stewart street Scriminger, William, 43 Innerkip street Scriminger, Mrs. James, 10 Roxburgh street Shearer, Alexander, 1 Shannon's close o DIRECTORY".

Sinclair, John, 6 Shaw street Steel, Hugh, 44 Cathcart street Taylor, John, 65 West Blackhall street Taylor, Mrs., 56 Innerkip street Thomson, Mrs. Archibald, 8 Dalrymple street Thomson, Mrs., 12 East Shaw street Todd, Margaret, 5 Delliiigburn street: Tulloch, Mrs.,. 8 Dalrymple street Walker, William, 32 "East Shaw street Webster, John, 3 Cathcart square Williamson, Mrs., 47 Dalrymple street Wilson, Edward, 8 Market street Wilson, John, 12 Market street Wood, Mrs., 82 East Hamilton street Young, William, 27 Hamilton street

©ROCERS AND SPIRIT DEALERS^

Blair, Archibald, 7 Vennel Bruce,. Archibald, 33 Roxburgh street Caldwell, John, 2 Ann street Ferguson, Peter, 22 Baker street Foster, Mrs., 73 Ann street Houston, James, 21 Baker street Hutcheson, George, 72 Main street, Cartsdyke* Johnston, Mrs. James, 10 Ann street Leckie, Mrs., 24 Cartsburn street Lyon, Mrs., 31 Tobago street Marshall, James, 73 Main street, Cartsdyk® Mann, Robert, 7 Smith's lane M'Cunn, James, 27 East Shaw street Russell, William, 5 Sir Michael street Scott, James, 38 Vennel Shand, Miss E., 9 Stanners street Stewart, Thomas, 6 John street Whiteford, Robert, 71 Main street, Cartsdyke

HAIR-DRESSERS. Andrew, John, (and perfumer,) 70 West Blackhall street Borland, J. C, (and perfumer,) 14 William street Brown, Elizabeth, 17 Vennel Cochrane, Andrew, 26 Shaw street Doig, Alexander, 1 Mid breast Doig, R. & C, & Co., (and perfumers,) 9 Cathcart street Gattenby & Co., (and perfumers,) 9 Catheart square Johnston, John, 10 Shaw street M'Kenzie, W. L., (and perfumer,) 65 West Blackhall street M'Leod, Aulay, 22 Hamilton street M'Pherson, James, (and perfumer,) 22 Hamilton street Nisbet, George, 13 Vennel DIRECTORY. 135

Watson, Frederick, 21 Dalrjmple street Webster, Finlaj, 66 Veunel Wishart, Thomas, 8 Cross-shore street

HATTERS,

Bain, Daniel, 8 William street Bradley, George, 1 William street €alder, John, 7 Cathcart street Fulton, James, 4 William street MacFarlan, James, sign of the Cocked Hat, 37 Hamilton st, M'Farlan & Co., 57 Cathcart street Neilson, John, 54 Cathcart street HOSIERS.

Aitken, J. & J., 16 West Burn street Anderson, Hugh, 30 Hamilton street Brown, James, 61 Main street, Cartsdyke M'llwraith, William, 13 Hamilton street

HOTEL KEEPERS.

Buntin, Mrs., White Hart Inn, 1 Cathcart street Miller, Thomas, George Inn, 10 East breast M' Donald, James, Tontine Hotel, 10 Cathcart street INN AND TAVERN KEEPERS. Adams, William, Commercial Hotel, 9 East Quay lane Barrie, John, Railway Hotel, 46 Cathcart street Barwick, Henry, Stag Inn, 31 Sugarhouse lane Campbell, Mrs. Alexander, 11 East Breast Crawford, Robert, White Horse Inn, 33 Market street Crocket, Andrew, Kincardine Arms Inn, 11 West breast; Davidson, James, 1 Under crescent Donald, Peter, 52 Shaw street Donald^ Mrs. William, Wheat Sheaf Inn, 3 Church place Duncan, Colin, Rothesay Tavern, 3 East Breast Duncan, Misses, 3 East Quay lane Flldery, James, Sir Walter Scott Tavern, 45 Hamilton St.

Farquhar, James, 3 3 Dalrymple street Gilmour, Mrs. A., Burns' Tavern, 44 Hamilton street Harris, Thomas, Museum Tavern, 12 William street Hunter, Mrs. R., 32 Shaw street James, Mrs. Mary, Glasgow Tavern, 7 East breast Little, James, Garrick Tavern, 5 Cathcart street Mann, Mrs. Catherine, Henry Bell Tavern, 1 West Quay lane Martin, James, Nelson Tavern, 8 Smith's lane Millar, Peter, Gardeners' Arms Inn, 3 Manse lane M'Fie, Robert, Butcher Tavern, 8 William street M'Murtrie, Thomas, Royal Oak Tavern, 9 Cross-shore street Jkl'Rae, Alexander, Inverness Tavern, 24 Cathcart street )

136 DIRECTORY.

Nimmo, John, 8 East Quay lane Preston, John, Eagle Inn, 57 Rue-end street Robertson, John, Golden Bull Inn, 56 Shaw street Ross, Mrs. James, Buck Head Inn, 14 Hamilton street Saunders, James, Foresters' Museum Tavern, 7 Market st. Seal, William B., Equestrian Clown Tavern, 3 Hamilton st. Spence, Mrs. Mary, (J East breast Turner, Andrew, 28 Market street Winton, Robert, James Watt Inn, 5 William street INSURANCE COMPANIES AND AGENTS.

Aberdeen Fire and Life Insurance Company, 1 William street—Williamson & Glassford, agents Agriculturist Cattle Insurance Company, 9 West Blackball street—William Turner, agent Alliance Fire and Life Assurance Company— John Johnstone, Greenock Bank, 47 Cathcart street, and Andrew M. Hunter, 1 West quay, agents Australasian, Colonial, and General Life Assurance and An nuity Company— Archibald M'Kellar, writer, 4 Church place, agent Atlas Fire and Life Insurance Company—John Gilchrist, 4 Church place, agent Bon Accord Life and Fire Insurance CompanjT —Andrew Stewart & Co., 65 Rue-end street, agents British Guarantee — David Crawford, Mansion-house, agent Caledonia, 5 Cathcart street—Muir & M'Clure. agents Church of England Fire and Life —John Black, jun., 37 Cathcart street, agent City of Glasgow Life— Robert Wright, 28 Bogle street, agent Colonial Life—James Miller, 18 Forsyth street, agent County Fire Office and Provident Life Office —John Wharton, 10 Virginia street, agent Defender Fire and Life— Alex. Stuart, 23 Shaw street, agent — (See Advertisement.) East of Scotland Life —A. M'Gown, 57 Cathcart street, agent Edinburgh Life— C. D. Lamont, Union Bank, agent Experience Life Assurance Company — John Hislop, 45 Cath- cart street, agent Fire Insurance Company of Scotland— John Hunter & Co-, 1 West quay, and Thomas King, writer, 1 Watt place, agents.— ( See Advertisement. J General Fire and Life — Thomas Hamlin, 2 West quay, agent Globe Insurance Company— Andrew Tasker, 58 Rue-end st., agent. — (See Advertisement. Guardian Fire and Life—R. W. Robertson, 57 Cathcart st., agent General Commission (Marine)—Archibald M'Gown, 57 Cath- cart street, agent — —— — — ;

DIRECTORY. 137

London Indisputable Life—John M'Dougall, writer, 3 Cath- cart street, agent London Assurance Corporation—Eccles, Templeton & Co., 4 Church place, agents. (See Advertisement .) Manchester Fire—John Scott, writer, 47 Hamilton street, agent Mercantile Life—Robert N. Nicholson, Clydesdale Bank, agent National Fire and Life Insurance Company of Scotland—' Robert Wright, writer, 28 Bogle street, agent. North British— John Black, writer, 37 Cathcart street, T. O. Hunter, 4 William street, and John Johnstone, Greenock Bank, agents North and West of Scotland Fire and Life Assurance Com- pany—Archibald M'Gown, 57 Cathcart street, Robert Salmon, writer, 4 Church place, J. F. M'Kay, 39 Shaw street, James Turner, jun., 35 Hamilton street, and James Alexander, 7 Union court, agents. (See Advertisement.) North of England—Archibald Denniston, 57 Cathcart street, and C. D. Lamont, Union Bank, agents. (See Advertisement.)

. Norwich Union Life—Alex. Stuart, 23 Shaw street, agent— (See Advertisement.) Palladium Life Assurance—David Crawford, writer, Man- sion-house, agent Pelican Life—John Scott, writer, 47 Hamilton Street, agent Phoenix Fire Assurance Company—John Buchanan, Finnart, John Miller, 5 West quay, Allan Ker, 4 West quay, and John M'Dougall, 3 Cathcart st., agents Port of London (Marine)—Archibald M'Gown, 57 Cathcart street, agent Promoter Life — Muir &> M'Clure, writers, 5 Cathcart street, agents Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation of London—Dugald Little, writer, 55 Cathcart street, agent Royal Fire and Life— Robert Jamieson, 44 Cathcart street, agent. — (See Advertisement.) Royal Farmers and General Fire, Life, and Hail Storm In- surance Institution, 38 Hamilton street—Archi- bald M'Callum, writer, agent Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Society—Board of Ma- nagement—Alexander Thomson, banker, chair-

man ; Allan Park Paton, agent and secretary Neil Brown and Archibald LangwilL. (See Ad- vertisement.) Scottish Union Fire and Life Insurance Company—Robert Little, Excise buildings, and Allan Park Paton, Rue-end street, agents. (See Advertisement.) >©2 — — —

138 DIRECTORY.

Scottish Equitable Life — Alexander Rodger, Clydesdale Bank, agent Scottish Widows' Fund—Turner & M'Kellar, writers, 4 Church place, agents.— ( See Advertisement.) Scottish Provident Institution— Archibald Denniston, writer, 57 Cathcart street, agent. (See Advertisement.) Scottish Masonic and General Life Association— Hunter, Robertson & Co., 37 Cathcart street, agents Standard Life — James Miller, 18 Forsyth street, agent Star Fire and Life —William A. Orr, 11 West breast, agent Sun—John Gray, 24 Bogle street, agent Temperance Provident Institution — George Lamb, 1 Buc- cleuch street, agent. (See Advertisement.) United Deposit—H. R. Urquhart, 4 Cathcart square, agent West of England— H. T. Patten, writer, 3 Cathcart square, and George Raff, 53 Cathcart street, agents. (See Advertisement.) West of Scotland — Allan Ker, 4 West quay, agent Yorkshire Fire and Life — John Rankin & Co., 11 East quay lane, agent

IRON MERCHANTS. Allan, George, & Sons, Clyde Forge, Port- Glasgow road Baird, lv'obert, & Son, 1 & 3 Rue-end street Greenock Iron Co., 3 Customhouse place Kidston, A. G, 6 Rue-end street M'Callum, Peter, (and ironmonger,) 56 Shaw street IRONMONGERS.

Duff, James, 61 Rue-end street Ferguson, Archibald, 6 Cathcart street Fyfe, William H., 10 William street

Gardner, Matthew,

JAP ANN ER. Gardner, John, 53 Cathcart street LATHSTLITTERS.

Pearson, James, 16 St. Andrew street M'Pherson, John, 7 Market street LODGING-HOUSE KEEPERS.

Allan, Mrs., Bank street Anderson, Mrs. J., 21 Kilblain street Anderson, Mrs., 5 Market street Anderson, Mrs., 7 Cartsburn street Arkley, Mrs., 67 Ann street DTRECTORY. 139

Arthur, Mrs., 5 Dellingburn street Blue, Miss, H) St. Andrew street Blue, Mrs., 13 East Quay lane Bojd, Mrs. James, 32 Rue end street Brown, Mrs., 7 William street Brown, Mrs., 3 Carnock street Burton, Mrs., 57 Dahymple street Campbell, Mrs. James, 10 William street Campbell, Mrs., 29 Cartsburn street Campbell, Mrs. Nc il, 30 Sir Michael street Carsewell, Mrs William, 8 Cross-shore street Clark, Mrs. James, 7 Laird street Coats, Mrs., 21 West Blackball street Cornwall, Mrs., 24 Kelly street Crawford, Mrs., 35 Shaw street Crawford, Mrs., 70 Rue-end street street Croal, Mrs , 9 West Stewart Currie, Miss, 67 West Blackball street Currie, Mrs., 49 Regent street Darroch, Mrs., 7 Antigua street Davis, Arthur, 7 William street Denniston, Mrs., 70 Rue-end street Douglas, Mrs., 7 Charles street Duniop, Mrs., 3 Watt place Fairlie, Mrs., 3 Bogle street Fraser, Mrs., 22 Hamilton street Fraser, Mrs. A., 73 Roxburgh street Gardner, Mrs. Captain John, 52 West Stewart street Gibson, Mrs.. 8 Bank street Gray, Mrs., 30 Hamilton street Hepburn, Mrs., GO West Blackhall street Hood, Mrs., Allison's land, Kelly street Johnston, Mrs., 54 Dalrymple street Kelly, Mrs., 67 Hue-end street Kennedy, Mrs., 2 Watt place Kenyonn, Mrs. William, 21 Baker street Kerr, Mrs., 2 Open shore Kilpatrick, Mrs.', 9 West Stewart street Leitch, Mrs. John, 8 Shaw street Lochead, Mis. 19 Hamilton street Mathieson, Neil, 9 William street Mathieson, Mrs., 11 John street Millar, Mrs. John, 66 Nelson street Mitchell, James, East breast Mitchell, Mrs., 7 Cartsburn street Morrison, .Viss, 24 Shaw street Morrison, Mrs. Alexander, 51 Regent street Muir, Mrs. Robert, 67 West Blackhall street Murdoch, Mrs. Robert, 42 Hamilton street 140 DIRECTORY.

M' Andrew, Mrs., 71 Rue-end street M' Arthur, Mrs., 7 West breast M'Callum, Miss, 22 Kilblain street M'Donald, Mrs., 46 Eldon street M'Farlane, Mrs., 31 Tobago street M'Gilvray, Angus, 10 Union street M'Gregor, Mrs. 64 Dalrymple street M'llwraith, Miss, 68 Nicholson street M'Intyre, Mrs,, 12 Springkell street M'Kellar, Mrs., 27 West Burn street M'Kellar, Mrs., 72 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Kenrick, Miss, 48 Nicholson street M'Lachlan, Mrs., 52 West Stewart street M'Laurin, Mrs., 3 Bogle street M'Lean, Misses, Allison's land, Kelly street M'Lean, Mrs., 38 Cathcart street M'Lennan, Miss, 7 Laird street M'Leod, Mrs., 5 Lynedoch street M'Millan, Mrs. N., 9 Cross-shore street M'Naughtan, Mrs. A., 48 Nicholson street M'Nish, Mrs. Robert, 23 Shaw street Nicol, Mrs,, 16 Dellingburn square Norrie, Mrs. John, 5 West Burn street Orr, Mrs. James, 38 Shaw street Pasley, Mrs. 1 Highland close Reid, Miss R., 52 East Regent street Robertson, Thomas, 11 West breast Ross, Mrs., 5 Cross-shore street Sheddan, Mrs., 24 Shaw street Solomon, Mrs., 60 Rue-end street Stevenson, Miss, 1 Union street Stewart, Mrs. Archibald, 5 East breast Swan, Miss, 21 Regent street Taylor, Mrs., 2 Open shore Thomson, Mrs. John, 10 William street Thomson, Mrs., 17 Cathcart street Walker, Mrs., 5 Watson's lane Wallace, Mrs. Robert, 8 William street Wishart, Mrs., 2 Under crescent Wood, Mrs., 12 East Quay lane MANGLE KEEPERS. Atkins, Mrs. Thomas, 63 West Blackhall street Campbell, Mrs. James, 25 Vennel Denny, Mrs., 1 East Quay lane Horn, Miss C., 10 West Burn street Hunter, Mrs., 26 Sir Michael street Lumsden, Miss C, 61 Innerkip street Melvin, Mrs. Archibald, 68 Dalrymple street DIRECTORY. 141

M'Millan, Mrs. John, 14 West Burn street Sellars, Mrs. David, 52 West Stewart street Thomson, John, 10 East Quay lane MANUFACTURERS —(MISCELLANEOUS.) Clough, Geddes & Co. (earthenware), Ladjburn Pottery Duffy, Anthony, (chemical,) 51 East Regent street Halley, David, & Co., (grease,) 3S Main street, Cartsdyko Henderson, R., (paper,) Overton Paper Mill Houston, Robert, (woollen,) 49 Crawfurd street Kerr, James, (charcoal,) 10 Lynedoch street Shirley, Thomas, & Co., (earthenware,) Clyde Pottery MATHEMATICAL AND NAUTICAL INSTRUMENT MAKERS.

M'Gregor, Duncan, 5 William street Orr, William A., & Co., 11 West breast MEASURERS.

Hendry, John, 1 Nicholson street M'Glashan, Charles, Ford Cottage, Finnart

MERCHANTS AND SHIP-OWNERS.

(See also Commission Merchants and Shipping Agents.)

Adam, Archibald, jun., 5 Shaw place Baine &, Johnstone, 3 West Blackball street Balderston, David, 8 Regent street Bannatyne, James, 12 Brougham street Blair, George, Ford cottage, Patrick street Blair, Robert, Ford cottage, Patrick street Callender, Thomas, 11 Forsyth street Campbell, Anderson & Co., 28 Shaw street Campbell, Neil, 4 Margaret street Carsewell, Alexander, 8 Brougham street Crawford, William, 9 Siiaw place Cumming, J. B., 3 Margaret street Cuthbert, Robert, 33 Cathcart street Dalgleish, George, 14 Brougham street Dunlop, Robert, 28 Sugarhouse lane Eccles, Templeton & Co., 4 Church place Erskine, Henry, 62 Union street Ewing, Angus, & Co., 21 Cathcart street

Ewing, Robert,

Houston, Robert, 26 Cartsburn street Hunter, James, & Co., 58 Rue-end street Hunter, T. 0., 4 William street Johnstone, A. R., Holmscroft Johnstone, John S., 89 Union street Ker, Alan, 4 West Quay Kerr, John, Abbotsford place Kerrs & M'Bride, 12 West breast Kincaid, Thomas, 3 Eldon street Leitch, John, 9 Ardgowan square Martin & Co., 5 William street Millar, Robert, 77 Brougham street MacCunn, John, 2 Open shore M' Donald, Donald, Ardgowan square M'Farlane, John G., Mount Pleasant street Macfie, Graham & Co., 3 William street Macfie, Robert, & Sons, 6 and 23 Bogle street M'Gill, Andrew, 13 Regent street M e Gown, Archibald, 57 Cathcart street M'Larty, Donald, & Co., Excise buildings Neil, John, jun., 39 Cathcart street Oughterson, James, 87 Union street Paterson, Samuel, 6 Grey place Pattens & Co., Baker street Potter, Thomas, 19 Brougham street Rodger, John, jun., 22 West Stewart street Ross, Corbett & Co., East breast Russell, Alexander, 60 Brougham street Scott, John, & Sons, 45 Dalrymple street Stewart, Andrew, & Co., 65 Rue-end street Stewart, J. & W., 2 West quay Stewart, John M., Virginia street Taylor, John, 65 West Blackhall street Thomson, James, Caddlehill Todd, George, & Co., 39 Shaw street Turner, Coll James, 9 West Blackhall street Walker, John, 4 George square Weir, Duncan, & Co., Ewing's buildings, Rue-end str*«4 Wilson, Daniel, 1 William street MESSENGERS-AT-ARMS.

Campbell & Gillespie, 1 William street Logan, John, 3 Bank street M'Leod, Evander, 45 Crawfurd street MIDWIVES. € alder, Mrs., 31 Vennel Eason, Mrs., 71 Rue-end street Holms, Mrs., 74 Nicholson street M'Gregor, Mrs., 1 Bogle street DIRECTORY. 14$

MILLERS.

Hector, James, East Stewart street Hill, Mathew, Princes street Kennedy, Mrs. Alex., Cartsburn Mill Muir & Brodie, Bakers' Mill, 20 Baker street M'Kenzie & Walker, 16 Dellingburn square Service, Walter, Deer Park Mill, Baker street

MILLWRIGHTS.

Aitken, W. & J., 4 West Blackhall street Wood, John, Dellingburn street

MILLINERS AND DRESSMAKERS,

(See also Dressmakers. ) Anderson, Miss E., 1 West Burn street Banks, Mrs. John, 49 Innerkip street Brown, Miss, 4 West Burn street Dougall, Mrs., 24 Hamilton street Fleming, Ross & Co., 72 West Blackhall street Jack, Miss, 38 Hamilton street Jessamine, Miss Catherine, 7 Hamilton street "Moffat, Mrs. Andrew, 52 Cathcart street Mories, Miss, 19 Cathcart street

M' Arthur, Mrs., 1 1 Tobago street M' Crystal, Miss, 13 Charles street M'Intyre, Miss, 4 Nicholson street M'Kerrow, Misses, 46 Hamilton street M'Laine, Mrs. D., 68 West Blackhall street M'Lean, Miss, 16 William street Potter, Miss E., 4 Nicholson street Rodger, Miss, 4 West Burn street Samson, Mrs. William, 18 Hamilton street Seath, Miss, 48 Hamilton street

MUSLIN AND LACE PRINTER.

Butler, Robert, 49 Hamilton street

NAIL -MAKERS.

Gardner, Matthew, & Co., 4 William street M'Callum, Peter, 56 Shaw street M'Kenzie, Alexander, 19 Cartsburn street Neilson, John, 28 Tobago street

NURSERY AND SEEDSMEN.

Borthwick, Margaret, 45 Hamilton street Lawson, John, & Sons, 25 Hamilton street Skinner, Mrs., 13 Cathcart street 144 DIRECTORY.

OIL AND FISH MERCHANTS. Campbell, John, 22 Vennel Hunter, John, 3G Charles street Kelso, Robert, 44 Shaw street Muir, Robert, 2 Vennel Thorn, William, 40 Hamilton street

PAINTERS AND TAPER-HANGERS. Baird, Robert, & Co., 11 West breast Buchanan, James, 6 Shaw street Drain, Allan, jun., 1G West Burn street Ferguson, Dugald, 23 Hamilton street Horn, James, 5 Cross-shore street Leitch, John, 10 West breast M'Allister, Daniel, 20 West Burn street M'Laurin & Co., 6 Cathcart street M'Laurin. William, Watt place Shearer, Daniel, 69 Rue-end street Sinclair, Peter, 3 West Blackhall street Wyllie, John, 11 East quay lane

PAWNBROKERS.

Cairns, John, 33 Market street Fleming, John E., 4 Shaw street Hair, William, jun., 1G Hamilton street Lyons, Patrick, 59 Vennel Mays, Robert, GG Dalrymple street Millar, Alexander, 6 Vennel M'Dade, Dominick, 2 Stanners street M'Guckin, John, 78 Main street, Cartsdyke O'Neil, Patrick, 42 Shaw street Stewart, JVJrs., 15 Vennel

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

Anderson, James, 63 Rue-end street Auld, Charles, M D., 3 Houston street Davidson, William, M.D., Low Gourock road Donnelly, Thomas H., M.D., 2 Watt place Fox, John, M.D., 15 William street Henry, Barclay, 38 Hamilton street Hill, Ninian, 12 Kilblain street Kelso & Bryson, 38 High Vennel Laurie, W. L., M.D., 15 Hamilton street M'Call, Duncan, 32 Rue-end street MacCall, T. S„ M.D., 99 Union street M'Gowan, Alexander, M.D., 35 Hamilton street Mackie, James, M.D., 43 Hamilton street M'Kinuis, Thomas, 2 Hamilton street DIRECTORY. 145

M'Lean, L., 20 Crawfurd street Richmond, A. F., 21 Kilblain street Smith, John, M.D., 16 Cathcart street Shortridge, Samuel, M.D., 7 Shaw place Spiers, John, M.D., 5 Regent street Spiers, John R., M.D., 5 Grey place Stewart, Archibald D., 13 Vennel

PLUMBERS. Buie, M. & H., 3 New Dock breast Douglas and Broadfoot, 2 West breast M'Cunn & Russell, 6 Dock breast Macfie & Bell, 7 Dock breast Shaw, Duncan, & Son, 1 West quay lane

PRINTERS (LETTER-PRESS.)

Blair, Joseph, 2 Broad close Campbell, William, 4 Mansion-house lane Johnston, Andrew, 16 William street Scott & Mackenzie, 2 Bank street Johnston, John, (lithographic,) 46 Hamilton street

PROVISION DEALERS. Bannigan, Dennis, 70 Vennel Buchanan, Walter, 5 Market street Cowan, Daniel, 23 Hamilton street Coyle, John, 39 Cathcart street Douglas, Malcolm, 7 Cathcart street Duff, Hugh, 62 Dalrymple street Grant, Robert, 2 Cross-shore street Hercus, Peter (wholesale), 3 West quay lane Howie, Andrew, 1 Arthur street M' Arthur, Robert, 13 Charles street

M'Cartney, James, 1 Watt place M'Kirdy, John, 70 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Millan, Hugh, 14 Hamilton street Ronald, Robert, 37 Cathcart street

PLASTERERS.

Bryce & Davidson, 28 Tobago street Duncan, Alexander, 10 Ann street Paul, Colin, Springkell street Tannock, Quintin, Tobago street POULTERERS.

Dressier, Mrs., 29 Hamilton street Gallacher, James, 13 William street M'Connel, Mrs., 17 Hamilton street M'Lachlan, Miss, 21 Hamilton street p DIRECTORY.

RIGGERS. Benson, Robert, 7 Lynedoch street Benson, William, 7 Lynedoch street Cr roves, Stephen, 69 Ann street

ROPE AND TWINE MAKERS.

Brown, Robert, 32 Kelly street Gouroek Ropework Company, (and sail cloth manufacturers,) 10 Cross-shore street Leitch, Quintin & Co., 11 West breast Orr, Hunter & Co., 3 West quay Ian© Morrison, James, Nelson street Tough, Alexander, & Sons, 10 East breast

SADDLERS.

Adams, William D., 38 Cathcart street Hannah, William, 9 Cathcart street

SAIL MAKERS, Fish Brown & Co., East breast Gilkison, James, 10 East Quay lane Hamilton & Adams, 29 Shaw street Orr, Hunter & Co., 3 West quay lane Fennel, J. & J., 10 East Quay lane SCULPTORS. M'Lean, Alexander, Cemetery gat© Wood, Robert, Cemetery gate

SHERIFF-OFFICERS.

Crookshanks, James, 10 Charles street Scott, Robert, 18 Tobago street Stuart, Thomas, 8 Tobago street Wight, Robert, 12 Sir Michael street

SHIP-CHANDLERS. Ferguson, John, 5 West breast Fyfe, William H., 10 William street M'Pherson & Co., 10 East breast

Orr, William A., & Co., 1 1 West breast Scott, William, & Co., 2 West quay

SHIP-BUILDERS.

Caird & Co., (iron) East Hamilton street Duncan, James, 23 St. Andrew street M'Millan, James, 9 Main street, CaTtsdyke Scott, John, &, Sons, 45 Dalrymple street Simons, William, & Co., 35 Main street, Cartsdyk© Steele, Robert & Co., 30 Rue-end street DIRECTORY. 147

SHIPPING-AG-ENTS. Alexander, James, 7 Union court Baine & Johnstone, 3 West Blackball street Campbell, Anderson, &, Co., 28 Shaw street Duncan, John, Excise buildings Eccles, Templeton & Co., 4 Church place Ewing, Angus, & Co., 21 Cathcart street Ewing, Robert, & Co., 28 Bogle street Foulds & Bone, 28 Sugar-house lane Gray, John, 24 Bogle street Hamlin, Thomas, & Co., 2 West quay Hunter, James, & Co., 58 Rue-end street Hunter, John, & Co., 1 West quay Hunter, T. 0., 4 William street Ker, Alan, & Co., 5 West quay Kerrs & M'Bride, 12 West breast Lamb, William L., & Co., 33 Shaw street Lindsay, William, & Co., Excise buildings Little, James, & Co., Excise buildings Mackay, J. F., 39 Shaw street Martin & Co., 5 William street Millar, John, & Co., 5 West quay Munro, Andrew, & Co., 5 West quay M'Arthur & Binnie, 39 Cathcart street MacCunn, John, 2 Open shore M'Kenzie, Archibald, West quay Neil, John, 39 Cathcart street Newton, James, & Co., 39 Shaw street Ross, Corbett & Co., 5 Shannon's close Shankland, D. & Co., 39 Cathcart street Stewart, Andrew, & Co., 65 Rue-end street Stuart, Alexander, 23 Shaw street Todd, George, & Co., 39 Shaw street Weir, Duncan, & Co., Ewing's buildings Wilson, John, Waterloo cottage, Ann street SICK NUR!?ES AND KEEPERS. Adam, Mrs., 50 Shaw street Cook, Mrs., 38 Crawfurd street Cowan, Miss, 4 East Shaw street Ferguson, Mrs., 41 Rue-end street Simpson, Mrs. James, 48 Nicholson street Smith, Mrs, J., 29 Market street Teulon, Mrs. L., 69 Ann street SKINNERS. {See also Tanners and Curriers.) Arbuckle, James, & Co., Cartsburn street Marshall, William, Ladyburn, Port- Glasgow road M'Farlaue, Thomas M., 1.0 Cartsburn street 148 DIRECTORY.

SLATERS. Anderson, Thomas, 7 East India breast Gillies, Daniel, 15 Sugarhouse lane Harris, John, 51 Shaw street M'Kay, Peter, 22 Hamilton street Swan, William, 4 Sir Michael street SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS.

Aitken, Robert, 35 Charles street Ferguson, Campbell & Co., 11 Charles street Ferguson, J. & A., 17 Market street Wilson, James, 17 Ann street Wilson, James & Edward, 51 High street, Carfcsdyke

SPIRIT DEALERS. (See also Grocers and Spirit Dealers and Inn and Tavern Keepers.)

Agnew, James, 64 Rue-end street Alexander, Thomas, 2 Vermel Allan, Mrs., 42 Innerkip street Arbuckle, J., 11 Shaw street Balloch, John, 4 Mid breast Bannatjne, Robert, 2 Ropework street Barr, Robert, 1 East India breast Batty, Mrs. Daniel, 53 Innerkip street Beveridge, James, 16 Hamilton street Blacklie, Thomas, 15 East Quay lano Blair, Hugh, 3 Bell entry Blair, J., & Son, 5 Customhouse place and 11 East Quay Ian© Blancken, John, 31 Vennel Booth, John, 10 West breast Boyce, Edward, 43 Shaw street Boyd, John, 24 Vennel Boyes, William, 67 Vennel Boyle, George, 9 Dairy mple street Broadfoot, William, 42 Main street, Cartsdyke Brodie, George, 47 Shaw street Brown, Alexander, 19 Dalrymple street Brown, John, 3 Harvie lane Bruce, James, 68 Rue-end street Buchanan, Archibald, 6 Hamilton street Buchanan, Mrs. M., 1 Open shore Burns, David, 24 Market street Caldwell, William, 29 Sir Michael street Cameron, Hugh, 2 Arthur street Cameron, Patrick, 12 East breast Campbell, John, 42 East Hamilton street Campbell, Michael, 72 Low Vennel T>TR"ECTOKY.

Campbell, Mrs., 8 Cowgate street Carsell, Mrs., 65 Aim street Carty, Mrs., 59 Dalrymple street Cassidy, William, 28 Vennel Calvert, Mrs., 70 Vennel Chalmers, Alexander, 8 West Breast Clark, Peter, 23 Arthur street Cockburn, George, 48 Rue-end street Crawford, James, 22 Charles street Crawford, James, 27 Cartsburn street Crawford, John, 36 Crawfurd street Crawford, Robert, 45 Main street, Cartsdyk© Currie, John, 16 West Burn street Darroch, Archibald, 46 Dalrymple street Darroch, Duncan, 25 Sir Michael street Devlin, John, 58 Dalrymple street Devlin, John, 2 Drummer's close Dick, Mrs. James, 38 Rue-end street Dickson, Mrs. Thomas, 17 Arthur street Devine, William, 16 Dalrymple street Downie, Thomas, 55 Shaw street Drysdale, Mrs., 15 Sugarhouse lane Duff, William, 11. Bearhope street Dumbreck, Mrs. James, East Hamilton street Ferguson, Daniel, Baker street Ferguson, Peter, 17 Market street Fisher, Charles, 18 West Burn street Fiskin, Peter, 15 Cathcart street Fleming, Alexander, 54 Vennel Fulton, Mrs. Thomas, 22 East Shaw street Gallacher, John, 67 Dalrymple street Graham, Lachlan, 3 Watson's lane Gray, Matthew, 39 Dalrymple street Grey, Charles, 16 Cathcart street Green, William B., 11 Cathcart street Hall, Mrs., 6 Shannon's close Harkins, John, 61 Dalrymple street Henny, Dennis, 17 Cathcart street Houston, Robert, 5 Wellington court, Cathcart square Hyndman, John. 27 Dalrymple street Jamieson, John, 5 York street Jamieson, Mrs. Thomas, 8 West Blackball street Jamieson, Mrs. William, 42 Rue-end street Johnston, Mrs., 31 Dalrymple street Judge, James, 6 Taylor's close Keith, Mrs., 2 Market street Kerr, Mrs. A., 57 Vennel King, David, 2 Nelson street, Glebe Kirkwood, James, 4 East breast p2 150 DIRECTORY.

Kirkwood, William, 33 East Shaw street Laird, S., 75 Ann street Lang, Mrs. James, 37 Shaw street Lindsay, Coll, 24 Shaw street Livingston, Neil, 12 Highland close Love, Andrew, 11 Tobago street Lynch, John, 4 Cartsburn street Mackie, John, 49 Shaw street Miles, Finlay, I Stanners street Moody, Mrs., 26 Main street, Cartsdyke Morris, John, 18 Dalrymple street Morrison, John, 12 Ann street

Morrison, William, 21 Shaw street » Muir, Archibald. 50 Shaw street Murdoch, Mrs. William, 10 Main street, Cartsdyke Murray, Mrs. Thomas, 5 St. Lawrence street M* Arthur, James, 10 Shaw street M'Bride, Alexander, 56 Dalrymple street M'Bride, Isaac, 58 Dalrymple street M' Galium, Daniel, 6 East breast M'Donald, John, 8 Longwell close M'Donald, Ronald, 8 Broad close M'Dougall, Colin, 1 Charles street M'Fadyen, James, 10 Vennel M'Fadyen, John, 53 Low Vennel M'Fadyen, Archibald, 37 Rue-end street M'Farlane, Alexander, 52 Dalrymple street M'Farlane, Mrs., 54 East Regent street M'Fie, Malcom, I Ropework street M'Gilchrist, Mrs., 29 Market street M'Kay, Alexander. 69 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Kechnie, Dugald, 35 Sir Michael street M'Kechnie, John, 51 Vennel M'Kellar, Daniel, 69 Dalrymple street M'Kellar, Duncan, 94 East Hamilton street M'Kellar, Neil, 3 Dalrymple street M'Kellar, Mrs., 11 West Burn street M'Kenzie, Donald, 77 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Kinlay, Peter, 8 East breast M'Lachlan, Dugald, 39 Hamilton street M'Lean, Hugh, 5 Lindsay lane M'Lean, John, 55 Dalrymple street M'Lean, Mrs., 7 William street M'Leod, William, 37 Sir Michael street M'Murrich, Matthew, 8 Springkell street M'Neil, Mrs., 34 Shaw street M'Phail, Colin, 42 Shaw street M'Phail, Daniel, 16 Market street M'Pherson, John, 3 Charles street DIRECTORY. 151

M'Queen, Kenneth, 14 Cbarles street M'Quillan, Robert, 11 Market street M'Shano, John, 9 Taylor's close M'Vicar, John, 3 Shaw street Omnet, William, 25 Market street Ostler, Andrew, 5 Cathcart street Park, Mrs., 24 Charles street Paterson, Archibald, 68 Main street, Cartsdyko Paterson, Samuel, 28 Charles street Paterson, Samuel, 3 East breast Pattison, Robert, 4 Cross-shore street Pattison, Thomas, 6 Vennel Paul, John. 64 Vennel Paul, Robert, 30 Dalrymple street Paul, William, Longwell close Pettigrew, Mrs. James, 80 East Hamilton street Pitcairn, John, 4 Vennel Queen, Mrs. Nicholas, 2 Kilblain street Quin, John, 7 Dalrymple street Rankin, Mrs., 37 Shaw street Reid, James, 2 and 3 Roslin street Rintoul, John, 63 Innerkip street Robertson, William M., 11 Buccleuch street Robinson, Daniel, 14 Cathcart street Ross, Hugh, 26 Sbaw street Scott, John, 4 Sugarhouse lane Shaw, Alexander, 12 East breast Shaw, James, 6 Shannon's close Simpson, James, 48 Innerkip street Smith, Neil, 59 Dalrymple street Smith, William, 2 Clyde crescent Somerville, Mrs., 18 Vennel Spence, Daniel, 67 Rue- end street Stewart, John, 9 Highland close Stewart, Malcom, 10 Charles street Stirling, Thomas, 6 East breast Sword, John, 9 Roxburgh street Tennant, John, 23 Market street Thorn, Charles, 5 West Quay lane Todd, Mrs., 2 Cowgate street Turner, Mrs. S., 23 West Blackhall street Walker, Andrew, 45 Rue-end street Walker, William, 18 Innerkip street Walker, Mrs., 41 Eldon street Wallace, William, 4 Mansion-house lane Watson, D., 16 East Quay lane Watson, Mrs. Robert, 72 Vennel Willis, Mrs. 16 Cross-shore street Wilson, William, 1 1 East breast 152 DIRECTORY.

Wylie, James, 2 Harvie lane Yeats, Robert, 56 Rue-end street Young, Stewart, 56 Vennel STAY-MAKERS,

Charles & Co., 57 West Blackball street Jessamine, Miss, 7 Hamilton street M'Kerrow, Misses, 46 Hamilton street

STEAJVI-PACKET AGENTS.

Henderson, Daniel, Steamboat quay Hunter, William, Steamboat quay Laird, Alex., & Son, 9 Cross-shore street Lindsay, William, & Co., Excise buildings Little, James, & Co., Excise buildings M'Culloch, Alexander, Excise buildings M'Larty, Donald, & Co., Excise buildings Rankin, John, & Co., 11 East Quay lane STRAW HAT MAKERS.

Caldcr, John, 7 Cathcart street Clapperton, Mrs., 17 West Blackball street Fleming, Ross & Co., 72 West Blackball street Fulton, Miss M., 17 Cathcart street Mories, Miss, 19 Cathcart street M'Crystal, Miss, 13 Charles street M'Laren, Miss, 4 Charles street M'Lean, Miss, 16 William street Rodger, Miss, 4 West Burn street White, Mrs., 30 Hamilton street SUGAR REFINERS.

Anderson, A. & T., Baker street and Dellingburn square Blair, Reid & Steele, Ingleston, off Baker street Brown, Mathew, 2 Captain street Connal, Ebenezer, & Co., Clarence street, Glebe Fairrie, James, & Co,, 3 Ker street, Glebe Ferguson & Co., Innerkip street Mactie, Robert, & Sons, 6 and 23 Bogle street Parker, Matthew, 46 Main street, Cartsdyke Pattens & Co., Baker street Spiers, Jamos, 75 East Hamilton street Wrede & Co., 8 Dellingburn street SUPERINTENDENTS.

Campbell, Charles, (of Duncan and Innerkip street burying grounds,) 7 Salmon street Clark, Peter, (of Cemetery,) 10 Watt street Croiley, Peter, (of railway police,) 76 Ann street DIRECTORY. 153

Hamilton, George, (of town's works,) 9 Antigua street Mann, Alexander, (of police,) 15 Hamilton street Morrison, Peter, (of Shaws Water,) Overton Symington, William, (of G. P. and G. railway,) Bogle street

SURVEYORS.

Cumming, John B., (for Lloyd's registry of shipping,) 2 West quay Curtis, Samuel, (tide,) 8 Brougham street Grierson, Andrew, (of vessels and cargoes,) 22 West Black- ball street Hanley, Edwin, (tide,) 24 Regent street Prentice, Alexander, 2 West breast

TAILORS.

Baillie, James, 53 Vennel Brodie, John, 16 Cathcart street Carbrae, Charles, 7 Shaw street Cruden, Alexander, '6\ Tobago street Gardiner, Peter, 9 William street Gow, James, 3 Market street Hardisty, James, 50 Cathcart street Henderson, William, 33 Hamilton street Hendry, John, & Sons, 1 William street Kelly, William, 9 Charles street, (house of call) Menzies, William, 46 Hamilton street M'Callum, Duncan, 33 Hamilton street M'Gibbon, Charles, 9 William street M'Kenzie, Albn, 48 Hamilton street M'Master, Alexander, 6 Cathcart street Rose, Hugh, 9 Longwell close Sharp, Samuel, 28 Rue-end street Smith, N. & D., 37 Hamilton street Stewart, Alexander, 48 Hamilton street Weir, Robert, 34 Market street TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS.

Browning, John, 3 Hamilton street

Bruce, George, 1 West Blaekhall street Crawford, John, 5 Hamilton street Donnelly, Peter, 42 Hamilton street Findlay, Robert B., & Co., 68 West Blackball street Glen, James, 7 Charles street Harvey, Bernard, 1 Shaw street Hendry, William, 57 Shaw street Keith, Malcolm, & Co., 72 West Blaekhall street

Lamont, Neil, 1 1 Hamilton street Montigue, James, 49 Vennel M'Ara & Stark, 7 Cathcart street DIRECTORY.

M'Aulay & Co., 33 Hamilton street M'Millan, Colin, 54 Cathcart street M'Naughtan, John, 48 Cathcart street Paterson, Daniel, 46 Hamilton street Thomson, John, 2 Cathcart street

TANNERS AND CURRIERS.

Arbuckle, James, & Co., Cartsburn and Stanners streets Kirk, Adam, & Co., (and leather merchants,) 7 Harvie laao and 57 Dalrymple street Marshall, William, Ladyburn, Port-Glasgow road M'Farlane, Thomas M., 10 Cartsburn street

TEACHERS.

fSee Public Schools and Teachers in Appendix.)

TEMPERANCE COFFEE-HOUSE KEEPERS. Currie, Mrs., 21 Shaw street Leishman, Robert, 15 Cathcart street Melvin, William, 3 Cathcart square M'Anulty, Dennis, 7 Dalrymple street TIMBER MERCHANTS.

Baird, James, saw mill, Clarence street Brown, Neil, 4 East India breast Cuthbert, Robert, & Co., 33 Cathcart street Haddow, John, & Co., 5 Main street, Cartsdyke Lang, Thomas, & Co., 1 Clyde crescent M'Lean, James, & Co., 4 Main street, Cartsdyke, and 8 Del- lingburn squai'e Smith, James, & Sons, 44 Rue-end street

TOBACCONISTS.

Allan, George, 12 Dalrymple street Burgess, John, 2 Dalrymple street Donald, John, jun., 45 Hamilton street Hay, Miss C, 42 Hamilton street Holms, Mrs. John, 8 William street Inglis, Alexander M., 13 Cathcart street M'Kechnie, Daniel, 40 Hamilton street M'Kinnon, Peter, 31 Hamilton street Yeats, John, &, Co., 70 Rue-end street

WATCH AND CLOCK MAKERS.

Blair & M'Donald, 14 William street Blair, Alexander, 50 Cathcart street Butler, Robert, 49 Hamilton street .Clark, John, (and jeweller,) 53 Cathcart street DIRECTORY. 155

Douglas, George, (and jeweller and engraver,) 2 Hamilton st, Douglas, John, & Son, (and jeweller,) 5 Hamilton street Govan, Andrew & George, (and engravers,) 4 Sugarhouse lane Heron, James, (and jeweller,) 15 Cross-shore street Lindsay, Luke, (and jeweller,) 43 Hamilton street Maitland, John, 7 Market street Rankin, Alexander, (and jeweller,) 10 William street

WHOLESALE WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS.

Allison, William, 19 Vennel Campbell, Anderson & Co., 28 Shaw street Donald, James G., 72 Nicholson street Lyle & Whitehead, 2 West quay M'Dougall, Dugald, 4 Innerkip street Prentice, John, 2 West breast Ross, William, 40 Shaw street and 13 East quay lane Rowan, Thomas B., & Co., 6 Innerkip street Sword, Archibald, 33 Shaw street and 22 West Burn streefc Thorne & Curtis, 7 Manse lane Todd, George, & Co., 39 Shaw street .Watt, James, jun., 56 Main street, Cartsdyke WOOD MEASURERS. Adam, George, 4 East India breast Aitken, Thomas, 10 Shaw place Brown. Neil, 4 East India breast Fullarton, Robert, 5 East India breast Carsewell, John, 52 East Regent street

Agnew, Alexander, (and house-factor,) 17 Cross-shore st„ Allison, Stewart, 34 Crawfurd street Anderson, John, 4 East Stewart street Anderson, John, 3 John street Brown, Alexander, & Son, (and block-makers,) 8 New Dock lane, and 7 Virginia street Brown, John, 14 West Blackball street Chalmers, James, (and block-maker,) 16 Harvie lane Dallas, R., (and cabinet-maker,) 22 Hamilton street Downie, John, 5 Dellingburn street Downie, William, 66 Rue-end street Eddington & Hunter, 17 Hamilton street Findlay, James, (and house-factor,) 17 Kilblain street Gaff, William, 4 Argyle steeet Gair, Alexander, & Co., 26 Hamilton street Jamieson, A. & R., 57 Nicholson street Jamieson, William, 81 Roxburgh street Lamb, Thomas, & Sons, Buccleuch street Lang, James, 13 Bogle street 156 DIRECTORY.

More, James, 7 Buccleuch street More, John, 4 Cross-shore street Morrison & Co., 58 West Blackhall street M'Farlane, Daniel, (and house factor,) 22 Hamilton street Somerville, James, & Sons, 66 Main street, Cartsdyke Symington, John, 17 Sugarhouse lane Thomson & Mitchell, 2 Tobago street Thomson, Samuel, 72 Ann street Weir, James, 64 West Blackhall street Winton, James, (and glazier,) 3 Innerkip street

WRITERS.

(See Appendix, page 51 .) MISCELLANEOUS.

Fleming, Reid & Co., Shaws Water Worsted Mill Ford, Peter, hemp, yarn, and net merchant, 2 Taylor's close Livingstone, Donald, leather-merchant, 2 Dalrymple street Lyle, William, comb and brush warehouse, 2 William street Moffat, George, turner, 2 Harvie lane

M'Gown, Robert, ship and cabinet carver, 4 Cross-shore st. M'Leod, Brothers, leather merchants, 69 Dalrymple street Poynter, John, chemist, Baker street Kaeburn & Co., drysalters, Baker street Ramsay, David & Co., drysalters, Shaws Water Ramsay, Robert, leather merchant, 67 Dalrymple street Robinson & Co. rice and dyewood mill, West Burn street Watt & M'llvain, shipping masters, 4 East breast *'J.J

APPENDIX.

DIRECTORY FOR GOUROOK AND ASHTON.

Adam, Robert, quarrier, Bath street Adam, William, Park place Aitken, Andrew, watchmaker, Cardwell bay Aitken, Mrs., Baths, Hope place Allison, Archibald, Rockbank Alexander, James, feuar, Greenbank Allan, Peter, quarrier, John place Allan, "William, Clydemount cottage Anderson, Robert, coast guard, Kempoch point

Barclay, James, builder, 3 Kempoch street Barbour, William, spirit dealer, Shore street Barton, Mrs. B., Montgomery's land, Springbank Baillie, James, of Thomson & Baillie. House, Kempoch street Bell, Misses, dress-makers, Fort Kempoch Biggar, Mrs., Rockside place Bfeek, David, grocer and spirit dealer, Kempoch place Blair, Archibald, captain. 3 Kempoch place Boag, Robert, farmer, East Leven Bowman, Andrew, lodgings, Park place Broadley, Edward, gardener, Ashburn Broadley, Thomas, gardener, Quay street Broadfoot, James, farmer, Divert Brodie, John, lodgings, 10 Shore street Brown, Captain, Laurel Bank Brown, Lachlan, jun., letter carrier and steam-boat porter, 30 Shore street A A APPENDIX.

Brown, Lachlan, sen., feuar, Kempoch place Brown, Margaret, grocer, 8 Quay street Buchanan, Duncan, Eagle Inn, Quay street Buchanan, Miss A., grocer, 30 Shore street Buchanan, Miss E., Robertson's land, Church street Burnet, John, writer, Millbum house Bush, Miss M., Baths, Hope place Burns, James, 1 Victoria place, West bay

Caldwell, William, cabinet-mater, 14 Shore street Cameron, Hugh, Royal Arms Inn, 5 Quay street Cameron, John, skipper, Hopeton street Cameron, Daniel, rope-maker, Shore street Cameron, Miss Margaret, 7 Ashton Campbell, John, captain " Gleam" yacht, Shore street Campbell, Robert, 22 Shore street Campbell, Miss Flora, 3 Kempoch point Carswell, John, mason, 7 Kempoch place Caw, James, artist, 2 Ashton Caw, Samuel, 2 Ashton Chalmers, John, coal-agent, 28 Shore street Chalmers, Mrs. J. 12 Ropework street Christie, D. G. painter and paper-hanger, 10 Shore street , Collie, Alexander, quarrier, Shore street Collins, Mrs., 24 Shore street Cooper, John, Willowbank Connell, Mrs. T., Springhill Coats, W., & Sons, tailors, 7 Kempoch place Cowan, Robert, Berrybank Cowan, Miss, M'KinmY land, Shore street Crawford, Charles, M.D., Kempoch Ciombie, Daniel, plasterer and grocer, Cardwell bay Crooks, John, Leven Castle Crooks, Mrs., Leven Castle Currie, Gilbert, baker, 35 Shore street

Darroch, Duncan, of Gourock and Drums, Gourock House Denniston, Robert, Old Chapel street Donald, Robert, feuar, Craigneuk place Douglas, David, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 Shore street Drummond, .Tames, Church-hill Duff, Charles, earthenware dealer, 27 Shore street Dyer, John, farm-servant, Royal street Dver, Robert, farmer, Drumshantie APPENDIX.

Easton, Dr., Kempoch street Eccles, Mrs. J., spirit dealer, 1 Ropework street

Ferguson, Mrs. Archibald, Springhill Finnie, John, feuar, l6 Shore street, Finnie, Misses, 16 Shore street Fleming John, Ashton terrace Fleming, Misses, Flowerbank Fleming, Miss, lodgings, M'Corquodale's land, 35 Shore street Fletcher, Peter, feuar, Mavisbank Flett, John, coast guard, Kempoch point Flockhart, Mrs., 30 Shore street Forbes, Mrs. James, Kempoch street Eraser, John, shoemaker, Kempoch place

Galbraith, Peter, coast guard, Kempoch point Geddes, James, Star Inn, Kempoch street Geddes, Miss J., Willowbank Gilchrist, William, mason, Wood's land, Chapel street Gilmour, James, dairyman and grocer, Robertson's land, Shore st. Goodlet, Robert, mason, Bath street Gourock Ropework Company's Ropework, 8 Ropevvork street Graham, Mrs. Mary, green grocer. Fort place Grant, Miss, 3 Ashton

Haddow, John, gamekeeper, Leven

Hair, , feuar, Kempoch Hall, John, spirit dealer, Kempoch place Hall, Peter, shoemaker, Kempoch street Hall, Mrs. Jane, grocer, Shore street Hamilton, James, feuar, Craigneuk place Hannah, Misses, Laurel bank Hastie, William, feuar, 13 Ropework street Hailes, Thomas, plasterer, Rock point Hardie, Mrs. M., Springbank .Bardie, Mrs. 2 Quay street Henry, James, farmer, Midtown Herbertson, Mrs., lodgings, 14 Shore street Hill, Mrs. Mary, Quay-head APPENDIX.

Hinchleswood, Mrs., lodgings, 14 Shore street Hislop, Mrs., Fort place Horseburgh, J., tinsmith and gasfitter, Robertson's land, Shore street Hossack, James, feuar, 3 Quay street Hunter, Mrs. R. R., 31 Shore street

Kay, Miss M., 12 Ropework street Kelly, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 3 Quay street Kelly, Miss C, dress-maker, 1 Shore street Kerr, Hugh, manufacturer, Fort Kempoch Kilpatrick, John, flesher, Kempoch street Kinross, Robert, 1 Hillside place. House, Ivy bank

Lamont, John, May bank Lang, John, quarrier, 12 Shore street Langley, Mrs. B., West bay Langley, Mrs., lodgings, 2 Quay street Lancaster, Miss, West bay Laird, JVJrs. M., Temperance Hotel, 2 Quay street Lawson, Miss, Springhill Lawrenson, Edward, lighthouse-keeper, Cloch Leadbetter, Thomas, Craigend villa

Lennox, R. M., auctioneer, 1 Shore street Liddell, Misses, Berryburn, 1 Bay street Lindsay, John, surgeon, 35 Shore street Lindsay, Luke, plasterer, Kempoch street Lindsay, Miss H«, furnishing shop, 20 Shore street Lindsay, Misses M. & H., milliners, dress-makers, &c, Kempoch street Linwood, Mrs., lodgings, John place Lindsay, Mrs. John, Kempoch street Lochead, Mrs., Rosebank Losh, William, Seabank M

Main, James, skipper, 6 Quay street Main, James, captain, 12 Shore street Marshall, James, Ashton terrace Mason, Mrs. W-, Bockside Mason, James, feuar, 1 Church-hill Mathie, William, mariner, Kempoch street Miller, David, hairdresser, Hopeton street APPENDIX.

Miller, James, farmer, Faulds Miller, John, farmer, Leven Miller, William, grocer, &c, Shore street Miller, William, Hillside place Miller, Miss JVL, Q George place Miller, Miss J., Springhill Milne, G-, grocer and spirit dealer, 5 Shore street More, David & Co., joiners and glaziers, Fort place, Kempoch Morrison, Archibald, tailor and clothier, Fort place Morton, Misses, dress-makers, 1 Ashton Morton, Mrs., 1 Ashton

Muir, Mrs , lodgings, Robertson's land, Shore street Muir's general grocery establishment, 7 Kempoch street

M'Alpine, Mrs. Andrew, Springhill M' Andrew, J., leather-merchant, 30 Shore street M'Arthur, Archibald 0., captain, Old Chapel street M'Arthur, Hamilton, Cartsdyke Tavern, Old Chapel street M'Arthur, John, manufacturer, Shore street M'Arthur, Miss, washer and dresser, 7 Shore street M'Cann, John, coachman, Roekbank lodge M'Cormack, Daniel, deep sea pilot, Cloch M'Coropodale, J., manufacturer, M'Kinnis' land, Shore strest M'Cunn, Mrs. J., spirit dealer, 19 Shore street M 'Donald, Malcolm, quarrier, 29 Shore street

M'Dougall, Donald, fish-curer, 1 Kempoch place M'Dougall, Duncan, fish-merchant, Bath street M Farlane, Donald, smith and farrier, Royal street M'Farlane, Robert, Railway Tavern, Quay street M'Gavan, Peter, omnibus driver, Bath street M'Glashan, John, steamboat porter, 10 Kempoch place M'Gregor, John, tailor, 19 Shore street M'lnroy, Mrs., Leven house M'lnroy, James, baker, Fort place, Kempoch M'lnroy, Peter, gardener, Leven house M'Indoe, Peter, Berrybank M'lntyre, Thomas, feuar, 13 Shore street M'Kay, Miss, lodgings, Rock point M.'Kenzie & M'Lachlan, Misses, Horatio place Ai'Kie, James, teacher Free Church school. House, Park pla M'Kinlay, Duncan, feuar, 30 Shore street M'Kinnis, Hugh, feuar, Shore street M'Kinnon, John, tailor, 6 Quay street M'Kinnon, John, Thornbank M-Lachlan, Colin, farmer, Drums M'Laine, Dr., M'Kinnis' land, Hope place M'Lean & Johnstone, Misses, grocers. Shore street A a 2 b APPENDIX;

M'Lean, Mrs. A., lodging-house, Kempoch place M'Lellan, John, pensioner, 6 Kempoch place M'Leod, Rev. D., minister of the Free Church. House, Bath street M'Micken, Charles, coast guard, Kempoch point M'Millan, John, painter, 13 Shore street M'Nab, John, 22 Shore street M'Nair, Andrew, merchant, Bath street M'Neil, Neil, farmer, Cove

M'Neil, Mrs. J , spirit dealer, 6 Kempoch place M'Pherson, Alexander shoemaker, 5 Ropework street M'Pherson., John, teacher, 10 Kopework street M'Pherson, Malcolm, (late supervisor of Excise,) Kay's land, Ropework street M'Whirter, William, coast guard, Kempoch point

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Nicholson, Miss Janet, milliner, Kempoch street Nimrno, Miss M., 1 Ash ton

Patten, H. T., writer, Ashton Paton, Robert, bookseller and stationer, Shore street Park, Matthew, sawyer, Kempoch street Palmer, John, joiner, 3 Kempoch street Paterson, Walter, grocer, West bay Paterson, William, labourer, Kempoch street Paterson, Robert, slater, Kempoch street Peddie, Misses, 5 Ashton Penn, Mrs. G., Montgomery's land, Springbank Perrie, James, Toll-keeper, Gourock Toll Peters, James, postmaster, builder, and coffee-house keeper, Kempoch place Peters, Robert, mason, 1 Hopeton street Peters, Miss E., milliner and dressmaker, Kempoch place Phillips, Robert, Wheat Sheaf Inn, 7 Kempoch place Pirrie, Thomas, carter, 1 Quay street Poe, Miss Janet, furnishing shop, 26 Shore street Post-Office, Kempoch place, Quay-head Pretty, Francis, engineer, 20 Snore street Pritchard, John, Glenleven Proudfoot, James, George Inn, 7 Quay street Public Baths, M'Kinnis' land, Hope place Pullar, William, feuar, Hillside place APPENDIX. R Ramsay, Thomas, feuar, Lillybank Rankin, Andrew, Ashburn Reid, William, coast guard Kempocb point Reid, Mrs., Whitebank Renfrew, Mrs. John, John place Ritchie, John, ropemaker, 16 Shore street Robertson, R. W., George place Ronald, James, Gourock Coal Depot, Kempoch place Russell, James, joiner, 7 Kempoch place

Scott, James, Rosebank Scott, William, manager, Gourock Ropework Scott, Miss, Rockside Scott, Mrs., Whitebank Seaton, James, grocer, 2 Shore street Seaton, Lieut., R.N., Drummond cottage Shearer, Hector, harbour master, Bath street cottage Shearer, James, joiner, (and lodgings,) 14 Shore street Shearer, James, carter and cowfeeder, Park place Shearer, W. & J., joiners and glaziers, Park place Simpson, Alexander, farmer, Hope ton street Simpson, John, wright and glazier, 4 King street Simpson, Robert, Berrybank Simpson, Robert, grocer, 14 Shore street Simpson, Miss E., dressmaker, King street Sinclair, Capt. James, M'Kinnis' land, Shore street Sinclair, Robert, boot and shoemaker, Kempoch street Sinclair, Miss, Morrison's land, Kempoch Smith, Mrs., Broomberry cottage Smith, Mrs., lodgings, Robertson's land, Shore street Speirs, James, teacher and inspector of poor, King streot Stevenson, Francis, smith, Kempoch street Stevenson, John, farmer, Trumpethill Stewart, Mrs. Charles, Bay place Stewart & Morrison, ropemakers, 9 Shore street Stewart, William Maxwell, of Loch-na-garr, Innerkip, Com- missioner of Supply and Justice of Peace for the County of Renfrew Storms, James, porter, 3 Kempoch place Storms, Misses, dressmakers, 7 Shore street Sweeney, Ambrose, fiesher, Quay head Stuart, John Knox, M.D., Cardwell bay

Taylor, Malcom, grocer, 24 Shore street 8 APPENDIX.

Taylor, Allice, furnishing shop, Kempoch street Telfer, Mrs. Ashton Telfer, Mrs. H., Willowbank Tenipleton, Miss J., furnishing shop, Fort place Thorn, William, Auchmead Thomson, David, Berrybank Thomson, John, innkeeper, Cloch ferry Thomson, John, of Thomson & Baillie. Ho. Kempoch street Thomson & Baillie, wrights and glaziers, Kempoch street Thomson, Mrs., Springbank Thomson, Mrs., 9 Ashton Torrance, James, porter, 3 Kempoch place Tullis, Mrs., 2 Ashton Turner, Charles, grocery and provision store, Morrison's land, Shore street Turner, George, Springbank Turner, John, pilot, Shore street Turner, Hugh, deep-sea pilot, Kempoch street Turner, Mrs. A., Rockside Twaddle, Hugh, agent for Castle Co.'s Steam packets, and coal merchant, Park place

Ure, Mrs., Western House Urquhar', Miss B., Rockbank

Veitch, Thomas, Ashton Terrace W

Wallace, Alexander, Ashton Wallace, Miss A., furnishing shop, Kempoch street Wallace, Mrs. R., lodging house, Kempoch street Walls, William, seaman, Kempoch street Watson, John, church officer, 16 Shore street Watson, William, bellman, 3 Kempoch place Watson, Miss J., West Bay Webster, Ales., mate, 4 Quay street Weir, Rev. Duncan, minister of Established Church. Ho. Fort Kempoch Weir, Mrs. J., Kempoch place

White, Duncan, quarrier, 1 Hopeton street White, James, Parochial teacher, 24 Shore street White, John, skipper, 6 Quay street APPENDIX. y

White, John, feuar, 36 Shore street White, John, Whitebank Williamson, William, carpenter, 4 Kempoch place Wilson, George, gardener, Glenleven Wilson, William, 3 Ashton Wodrow, Mrs., 24 Shore street Wright, Charles, stationer and librarian, Fort place, Kempoch Wyllie, James, Craigburn

Young, Archibald, baker, Kempoch street Young, Hugh, grocer, Kempoch street Young, Miss M., Ivy bank

G U R C K.

The Population of this Village amounts to about 1500, exclusive of summer visitors, amounting to not less than 2000.

RESIDENT JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Duncan Darroch, of Gourockand Drums ; Andrew Rankin, of Ash- burn; John Crooks, of Leven Castle; William Maxwell Stewart, of Loch-na-garr. CHURCHES AND CLERGYMEN.

Established Church, Duncan H. Weir, A.M. ; Free Church, Donald

M'Leod ; United Presbyterian Church, vacant. SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS.

In connection with the Established Church -. Teachers, James White,

James Speirs. In connection with the Free Church : Teacher, James Mackie. POST-OFFICE.

Postmaster, James Peter. The Mail arrives every lawful day at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., and departs at 2 pm. and 7 p.m., and on Sunday arrives at 9 a.m., and departs at 5 p.m.

Consisting of about 500 volumes, kept in the Vestry of the Established Church. It is open twice a-week—annual subscription 2s 6d. Librar- ian, John Chalmers. 10 APPENDIX.

MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. Charles Crawford, M.D- and D. M'Laine, surgeon. STEAMERS

To and from Glasgow and Greenock, and to the different watering places on the Coast, almost every hour daily.

From the Cloch Lighthouse to Dunoon, and from Gourock to Kil- craigen, Roseneath,

OMNIBUSES

Betwixt the Greenock Railway and Ashton, run in summer almost every hour, and in winter from Ashton at 9 a.m., 12 noon, 3 and 6 p.m., and from the Railway at 10 a.m., 1, 4 and 7 pm,

COAST GUARD STATION.

Seven men are stationed here, besides three at Inverkip ; officer in command, Lieutenant Seaton, R. N.

HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

A Competition meeting held in the months of July and September"

President, William Robertson, of Haugh-head ; Vice-Presidents, James

C. Buchanan, of Bagatelle, and Peter M'Inroy, gardener, Leven ; Trea- surer, Mathew Campbell ; Secretary, Alexander M'Inroy. SACRAMENTS.

Third Sunday of July, and second Sunday of December.

GOUROCK HARBOUR COMPANY, Incorporated by Act of Parliament. DIRECTORS.

Duncan Darroch, Esq , of Gourock and Drums, Chairman. Charles Crawford, M. D., Vice-chairman William Pullar —John Hall —James Kilpatrick

Hector Shearer, Harbour Master ; James Mackie, Treasurer ; Robert Salmon, Secretary. GOUROCK GAS COMPANY. DIRECTORS. Mr George Turner— Mr James Alexander. ArPENDTX. II

GREENOCK POST-OFFICE— CHURCH PLACE,

June, 1849.

THOMAS M'MILLAN, Post-Master.

William Steele, John Dingwall, and Alexander Loudoun, Clerks. Alexander Love, James Dickson, John Joyce, and Davjd Brob'K, Letter- Carriers, and John Gallagher, Assistant Letter-Carrier. James Benham, and William Griffiths, Railway and Steam-Boai Messengers. Patrick Finnigan, Gourock Runner.

The Paid Letter Window is open at 7-30 a.m. and shut at 10 p.m ; except during the intervals of Receiving and Dispatching the various Mails ; on Sundays, from 8 to 9 a.m., between ser- mons, and from 6-30 to 7-15 pm. Delivery is made between the same hours to Merchants having private Boxes, and to strangers who have their correspondence addressed to the Office.

Money Orders are granted and paid from Q a.m. to 5-50 p m. ; except during the intervals of Receiving and Dispatching the mails. On Sundays and Fast-days no business of this description is done. DELIVFRY OF LETTERS.

First delivery at 7-30 a.m., with the correspondence from

England ; Continent of Europe ; Edinburgh, Linlithgow, Grange- mouth, Bathgate, Falkirk ; Ireland, Portpatrick, Stranraer Cairn- ryan, Ballantrae, Girvan, Maybole, Ayr, Kilmarnock ; Cumnock, Mauchline, Fenwick, Newton, Auchinleck, Symington, Ardrossan, Beith, Dairy, Irvine, Kilwinning, Lochwinnoch, Monkton, Salt- coats, Stewarton, Troon, Aberdeen, Dundee, Perth ; Stirling,

Callander, Alloa, Denny, Kilsyth, Kirkintilloch, Bishopbriggs ; Inverary, Fort-William, Strontian, Appin, Oban, Bonaw, Dal- mally, Cairndow, Arrochar, Luss, Dumbarton, Helensburgh ; Glasgow, Paisley, Renfrew, Bishopton, Port-Glasgow; Gourock, Town's letters in time for this delivery till 6-30 a.m. 12 APPENDIX.

Second delivery at 12-30 p.m., with the correspondence from the north, Edinburgh, North East of England, South East of Scotland, Berwick, and towns on the North British, Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway; Glasgow, Paisley, Port- Glasgow, Millport,

Helensburgh, Rothesay, and Dunoon. Town's letters in time till 11-50 a.m.

Third delivery at 4-30 p.m., with the correspondence from Edinburgh, Grangemouth, Falkirk, Linlithgow, Liverpool, London, Manchester, Abington, Leadhills, Gretna, Bothwell, Dublin, Ayr, Ardrossan, Saltcoats, Irvine, Troon, Kilmarnock, and Kilwinning; Campbelton, Lochgilphead, Tarbert, Rothesay, Dunoon, Glasgow, Paisley, Port-Glasgow, Ardintinny, and Gourock. Town's letters in time till 4 p.m.

Fourth delivery at 6-30 p.m. with the correspondence from Glasgow, Paisley, Port- Glasgow, Rothesay, and Dunoon. Town's letters in time till 5-50 p.m. MAILS DISPATCHED.

The hours for closing the Box for each Post Town in Scotland will be found at page 18. A fee of 3d. on each letter is taken from the hour mentioned in the last column up to within five minutes of the dispatch of each of the mails. The fee on late letters must be paid by stamps, and deposited in the late letter box.

Box closes at Id. Fee up to

Ardintinny, . . by Steam-boat, 6 45 a.m. . 7 a.m.

Rothesay, . - do. 6 40 a.m. .. .

Dunoon and Rothesay, 1st do. 1130 a.m. .. . 11 30 a.m.

Do. Do 2d do. 4 30 p.m. .. . 4 30 p.m.

Do. 3d do. 9 40 p.m. .. . 9 50 p.m.

Edinburgh, . . 1st by Railway 11 50 a.m. . 12 5 p.m.

Do. . . 2d ' do. 5 50 p.m. . 6 5 p.m.

Do. . . 3d by Mail Gig 10 p.m. .. . 10 15 p.m.

Gourock, . . 1st by Foot Post 6 45 a.m. . 7 a.m.

Do. . . 2d ' do. 4 p.m. . 4 15 p.m. Glasgow, Pai sley, & Port-

Glasgow - 1st by Railway, 7 50 a.m. .. . 8 5 a.m.

Do. do. 2d do. 11 50 a.m. .. . 12 5 p.m.

Do. do. 3d do. 2 50 p.m. . 3 5 p.m.

Do. do. 4th do. 5 50 p.m. . 6 5 p.m.

Do. do. 5ih by Mail Gig, 10 p.m. .. . 10 15 p.m.

Helensburgh, . by Steam-boat, 4 30 p.m. .. . 4 30 p.m. Ireland, - - by Railway, via Paisley & Ayr, 2 50 p.m. ... 3 5 p.m. Dublin, and Towns south of that city, are sent also via Liverpool bj the London Mail, at 6 20 a.m. Largs and Innerkip, by Mail Gig, 6 30 a.m. ... 6 45 a.m. Lochgilphead and Tarbert, by Steam-boat, 6 45 a.m. ... 7 a.m. London and English, 1st by Railway, 7 50 a.m. ... 8 5 a.m. Do. do. 2d do. - 5 50 p.m. ... 6 5 p.m. ON SUNDAYS,

There are only two Dispatches, by Mail Gig. 1st at 10 30 a.m., letters in time till 10 a.m. ; 2d at 8 30 p.m., letters in time till 7 15 p.m. —:

APPENDIX. 13

RECEIVING HOUSES.

The Letter-boxes at the two Receiving Houses, West Blackhall-street and Rue-End-street, shut on week days at the following hours, viz. 11 30 a.m., 2 30 p.m., 5 30 p.m., and 9 30 p.m. On Sundays at 9 30 a.m. and 6 30 p.m.

Letter-Carriers' Districts, Streets, &c, arranged as the letters are delivered

1st District Cathcart street, from East Quay lane to Rue-end street, Shaw street from East Quay lane to Rue-end street, East Breast, Bogle street, Rue-end street, Virginia street, Chapel street, Baker street, Delling- burn street, East Blackhall street, Carnock street, St. Andrew's square and street, Springkell street, East Stewart street, Cartsdyke, Carlsburn street, St. John street, St. Lawrence street, Under crescent, Stanners street, Arthur street, East Hamilton street, Main street, Regent street (East), Lynedoch street, Lyle street, Antigua street — John Joyce. 2d District Church place, Hamilton street, West Burn street, (upper part), West Stewart street, Kilblain street, George's square, Nelson street, Union street, Kelly street, Patrick street, Brisbane street, Finnart, &c, Innerkip street, Salmon street, Vennel, Watson's lane, and Manse lane James Dickson. 3d District. — Cathcart square, William street, Dalrymple street, from William street westwards, Charles street, Sugar-house lane, Crawfurd street. West Burn street (lower part), West Blackhall street. Brougham street, Houston street, Eldon street, Margaret street, East and West Clyde street, and Jamaica street— David Brown. 4th District Cathcart street to East Quay lane, East Quay lane, Steam- boat quay, Shaw street, from East Quay lane to William street, Bank street, Shaw place, Regent street (West), M earns street, Trafalgar street, Ann street, Drumfochar road, Sir Michael street, East Shaw street, Duncan street, Tobago street, and Market street— Alexander Love.

POSTAGE STAMPS.

Stamps may be procured at the General Office, Church Place, the Stamp Office, and the two Receiving Houses.

The Penny Labels, at Id. each. The Twopenny Labels, at 2d. each. The Tenpenny Labels, at lOd. each. The Shilling Labels, at Is. each. The Penny Envelopes, 24 for 2s. 3d., or 2 for 2^d. The Twopenny Envelopes, twelve for 2s. 2d. or 3 for 6|d. Stamped Half-sheets of Paper, Ijd. each, or 24 for 2p. 3d.

When the Value of Stamps on the Letter is less than the amount of the Postage to which it is liable, the Letter will be charged double the amount of such difference on delivery. Stamps may be used for Printed Votes and Proceedings in Parliament, and on Foreign, Colonial, and Ship Letters, outwards. Letters for parts abroad, posted with Stamps of less value than the full amount of Postage, if addressed to places to which pre-payment is not compulsory, will.be forwarded, charged with only such amount of Postage as shall be equal to the difference between the value of the Stamps and the proper rate of Postage ; but letters addressed to places abroad, to which pre-payment is compulsory, if posted with Stamps of less value than the full amount of Postage, will be sent to the Dead- Letter Office, to be returned, in all practicable cases, to the writer. Stamps are not permitted to be used on Letters arriving in the United Kingdom from the Colonies or Foreign Countries.

These Regulations are ^applicable to Newspapers, in those cases where they are liable to Postage. Bb — — — —

If the Stamps affixed to letters are mutilated or defaced, the letters will be liable to the unpaid' rate. A Stamp which has been cut from an envelope and affixed to a letter, en- titles it to pass free of charge. Re-directed Letters are charged an additional postage for each re- redirec- tion, according to the Prepaid Scale. Adhesive Stamps should be placed on the right-hand corner of the upper side of the letters, above the superscription. The most effectual plan is to dip the label wholly in water, to shake off the water immediately, and to press the label upon the letter with a piece of clean blotting paper. Whe» the gum is dull in appearance, it will rtqnire rather more time

one side only is wetted ; a tendency caused by the expansion of that side ae> it- imbibes the moisture.

PREPAID RATES OF POSTAGE.

Letters not exceeding Half an Ounce in weight, One Penny One Ouncer Twopence Two Ounces, Fourpence Three Ounces, Sixpence, and so on, two rates being added for every ounee. Inland Letters or Packets put unpaid into the letttr boxes, are charged double the prepaid rates of postage. Letters insufficiently paid, either in money or by stamps, are charged with double the amount ofthe difference between the money paid or the stamps affixed' and the prepaid rates.

LIMITATION OF WEIGHT.

A letter to pass unpaid by the post may not exceed Four Ounces. A1J. above that weight must he prepaid, either in money or by stamps. In the event of any unpaid letter above the weight; of four ounces being posted, it

will be charged with double the prepaid rates of postage ; if insufficiently paid, either in money or by affixed stamps, it will be charged with double the amount of the difference between the money paid or the stamps affixed, and the prepaid rates, and thus charged, " shall and may be detained and opened, and* at the option of the Postmaster- General, shall be either returned or given up to the sender thereof, or be given up to the person to whom it shall be addressed, or be forwarded to the place of its destination." Treasury Warranty 22d October, 1847.

LIMITATION OF SIZE.

A letter to pass by the post, either paid or unpaid, must not exceed thw dimensions of twenty-four inches in length, or breadth, or width, or depth. Any letter above these dimensions may, if fully paid, be detained and opened, or forwarded at the option of the Postmaster- General. Any letter unpaid, or insufficiently, will be taxed precisely after the scale of charge mentioned in the preceding paragraph' as applicable to unpaid letters exceeding four ounces weight, and thus charged, be either detained and opened, and returned to the tender, or forwarded at tlie option of the Postmaster- General. The only ex* eeptions to the foregoing regulations as to size and weight are in the case of — 1. Parliamentary proceedings or Addresses to Her Majesty: 2. Petitions

to either Houses of Parliament, forwarded to any Member of such House :

3. Printed votes or proceedings of Parliament : 4. Letters or Packets to or

from public departments or public officers in Her Majesty's service : 5. Let- ters, &c, to ov from places abroad. All persons sending letters by the post unpaid, which, from any cause whatever, cannot be delivered to the parties to whom they are addressed, are '" liable to pay the postage eharged thereon, which may be recovered. •»• : costs* by summary proceedings before a Magistrate. — :

APPENDIX. 15

Printed Votes and proceedings in Parliament are charged at the following rate, between places in the United Kingdom, and between the United King- dom and the Colonies, when conveyed by packet

-• Not exceeding 4 ounces, . <•> Id- Exceeding 4 ounces, and not exceeding 8 ounces, . 2d- Exceeding 8 ounces, and not exceeding 12 ounces, . 3d. and so on in proportion. Prepayment optional.

Letters of Soldiers and Sailors (except on letters addressed to the United States, which are charged 3£d.) remain unaltered, their privilege being re- stricted to half an ounce in weight. Printed Books, Magazines, Reviews, and Pamphlets, (whether British-* Colonial, or Foreign, may be transmitted by Post, within the United King-

dom, at the following rates :

For each Packet, not exceeding 1 lb. 6d. Exceeding 1 lb., and not exceeding 2 lbs., Is. Exceeding 2 lbs., and not exceeding 3 lbs., Is. 6d. and so on. Provided, however, the following conditions be carefully observed; -— 1st, Every such Packet must be sent without a cover, or in a cover open at the ends or sides. 2d, It must contain a single volume, (whether printed Book, Magazine, Review, or Pamphlet) the several sheets or parts thereof, when there are more than one, being sewed, or bound together. 3rd, It must not exceed two feet in length. 4th, The Postage must be prepaid in full, by affixing outside the Packet or its cover the proper Stamps. The name and address of the sender may be written or printed upon it, and any other writing may be on any leaf of it, or on the binding; but all such last mentioned writing must be on one and the self same page or corresponding portion of the binding. If any of the above conditions be violated, the Packet •will be charged as a Letter.

The following Instructions have been addressed to all Postmasters, and ar* strictly acted upon.

u General Post-Qffice —On and after the 1st January, 1845, should any Letter or Packet be tendered at your Office, which you may ascertain to contain, or which you have every reason to believe, contains any of the following articles, viz.: Any Gla-.s or Glass Bottle; any Razor, Scissors, Knife, Fork, or other Sharp or Pointed Instrument; any Leeches, Game, Fish, Flesh, Fruit, Vegetables, or other perishable substance; any Bladder or

other Vessel containing Liquid ; or any article, matter, or thing whatsoever, which might, by pressure or otherwise, be rendered injurious either to the Officers of the Post-Office, or to the contents of the Mall Bags; you will re- fuse to receive such Letter or Packet. " In the event of any Letter or Packet being taken in by you, and you do not, until afterwards, discover that it contains any Article as above described, or should any such Letter or Packet be deposited in the Letter Box, you will not forward it to its destination, but you will detain it in your Office, and inform me, by the first Post, of the circumstances, stating the precise Address of the Letter or Packet, and its contents, or what you suppose them to be, when proper steps will be taken in this Department in the case, and you will be instructed in what manner to dispose of the Letter or Packet. " Should any Letter or Packet, containing any article as before mentioned, not be discovered by the Postmaster at whose Office it may be posted, but be forwarded on io its destination, the Receiving Postmaster, to whose Town it may be addressed, upon discovering, or having every reason to believe, that its contents are such as those alluded to, will not send it out for delivery, but will detain it in his office, reporting the circumstance by the first Post, and stating the nature of its contents, when he will be duly instructed in what wanner to dispose of it." 16 APPENDIX.

NEWSPAPERS AND SUPPLEMENTS TO NEWSPAPERS.

All Newspapers must be sent in covers, open at the sides, and no words or communication may be printed or written on such papers or covers after the same shall have been published, other than the name and address of the person to they whom are sent ; nor anything enclosed or concealed in either newspaper or cover. News.venders only may print their names and addresses thereon. Newspapers may be examined by the Officers of the Post- Office and ; if there be any breach of the above regulations, the packet is chargeable with treble the amount of postage to which a letter of the same weight would have been liable. Any person contravening the law, may, at the option of the Postmaster- General, be prosecuted as for a misdemeanor.

Clause of the Act of 1st Victoria, cap. 34. sec. 32.

" And be it further enacted, that in all cases in which a question shall arise, whether a printed paper is entitled to the privileges of a Newspaper or other publication hereby privileged, so far as respects the transmission thereof by the Post under the Post-Office Acts, the question shall be referred to the determination of the Postmaster- General, whose decision, with the concurrence of the Lords of the Treasury, shall be final.

MARKS OR WRITINGS ON NEWSPAPERS.

Writing or Marks are allowed on a Newspaper, passing by Post between any one Part of the United Kingdom, and any other Part, provided that a postage of one penny be paid, by means of a Stamp conspicuously fixed outside the cover or folded Newspaper. But the pfivilege is confined to writing or marks on the Newspaper itself, and is not to extend to the cover. Any writing or marks other than the address, on which, or (if the Postage be not prepaid as above) on the Newspaper itself, will subject the Newspaper to the same rate of Postage as that to which an unpaid letter of the same weight is liable.

NEWSPAPERS FROM THE ERITISH COLONIES

are delivered free of Postage at any place within the British dominions. Those for persons who have removed, may be forwarded by Post, free of charge, provided they have not been opened at the place to which they were originally addressed.

TO THE BRITISH COLONIES AND FOREIGN PARTS.

Newspapers liable to the Stamp duty may be forwarded to the British Colonies and Possessions, by her Majesty's Packet Boats, free of the Duty of Postage, provided the same be duly stamped, made up open at the ends, and put into any Post-Office within seven days after the day of publication. Newspapers may also be forwarded to the Colonies, by Private Ships, for a Postage of One Penny each, and to Foreign countries for a Postage of Twopence each, to be paid when posted, under the same regulations as to date, &c. For days of despatch and Rates of Postage, see the Alphabetical List of Foreign Countries.

NEWSPAPERS FROM ABROAD.

Newspapers arriving from British Colonies or " Foreign Parts," to which they are despatched free, are delivered free of Postage. From places abroad, to which they are not despatched free, they are charged, on delivery, Two- Closed Mail through France, pence each ; excepting those brought by the which are charged Threepence or Fivepence each. All newspapers must be printed in the language of the Country from which they are seat. Printed Prices Current, having obtained the sanction of the Lords of the Treasury, pass through the Post-Office to the Colonies and Foreign price* Parts at one penny each, provided they contain simply the names and of articles; the names and addresses of the parties dealing in such articles roust be excluded Each copy to be made up in the same form as a News- paper, with covers open at the-end. The title of the publication must be written or printed immediately above address, name, initial, or mark the address ; and any other writing than such for reference of any kind, calculated to convey information as to the party by whom such publication is forwarded, will subject the same to full letter rates of postage. each publication Every Price Current to be posted within seven days after ; and no one can be forwarded a second time without being charged with full letter postage. All other Prices Current and Commercial Lists, published in the Uaited Kingdom, if duly stamped, and under the weight of two ounces, will be treated as Newspapers, and enjoy the Newspaper privileges ; the sanction of the Postmaster Central having been previously obtuined. Printed Prices Current, and Commercial Lists, from the British Colonies, France, Belgium, and Holland, are now admitted into the United Kingdom, at the reduced rate of One Penny each, whether conveyed by Packet or by Private Ship. Printed Prices Current, and Commercial Lists, from any foreign country, except France, Belgium, Holland, Prussia, and China, are admitted into the Unned Kingdom, at the reduced rate of Twopence each. Prices Current, and Commercial Lists, from the British Colonies, passing tlu ough the United Kingdom, are liable to a postage of Twopence each, to be paid at the time of being posted. Prices Current, and Commercial Lists, from the British Colonies, passing through Prance. Belgium, or Holland, to the United Kingdom, are liable to a Postage of Twopence each. Printed Prices Current, and Commercial Lists, to China, via South, Southampton, ampton, 2d. each ; via Marseilles, 3d. each. From China, via

3d. each ; via Marseilles, 5d. each.

REG I STB ATI ON.

Letters, ivkether containing Coin, or not, can be registered, on payment of 8 fee of sixpence, in addition to the Hates of Postage, Inland, Colonial, or Foreign. On those for delivery in France, the charges besides the Regis- tration fee will be the English rale to France, in addition to double the French rate. A printed Acknowledgement will be given to any person legistering a letter. Registered Letters will betaken at the Bar Window and the Receiving- Houses within half an hour of the closing o\ the Box for the particular Mail by which they are to be dispatched. Letters for Regis- tration, addressed to places within the United Kingdom, must be paid by affixing a sufficient number of Stamps; when addressed to parts abroad they may be paid either in money or by means of Postage Stamps, but the tee of Sixpence must always be ,paiu in money. In cases of P'oreign, Colonial, or Ship Letters, it must be clearly understood that Registration can only extend to the Port of shipment. Letters,, however, addressed to France, and Letters passing through France, are •exceptions to this rule, the French Post Office undertaking to provide for their security till they shall have been delivered, if addressed to France, and as long as they remain in the French territory, if passing through France. The arrangements for carrying out the system of registration have 'been made with the view of ensuring the safe delivery of Registered Letters. On their delivery, the parlies to whom they may have been addressed will be •required to acknowledge in writing their receipt. Parties transmitting Bank Notes, Bank Post Bills, Drafts, Jewellery, &c, should invariably t* secure their transmission by Registration ; and persons having occasion send Post small sums, are reeoinmendfid to make use of by Bb2 18 APPENDIX.

THE MONEY ORDER. OFFICE,

Which is open every' week-day, Fast days excepted, from 9 a m. till 5 50 p. m. The charge for such Orders is threepence on sums not exceeding Two Pounds, and sixpence on suras between two and five pounds. No order will be given for sums beyond this amount ; but if the sum to be transmitted exceeds five pounds, as many orders may be taken out as will make up the sum to be sent.

In cases where the personal attendance of the party to whom an order is payable is inconvenient, if the order is receipted (his or her name written in t'ul\), and the person presenting the order be able to give full information as to the Christian name, surname, address, and occupation of the person who transmitted the money, payment will be made, but not unless these conditions are complied with. Orders will not be granted in favour of any person, unless the Christian name of such person can be given by the party obtain- ing the order. Orders cannot now be granted in favour of the " Secretary" of any Society, the " Publisher " of a paper, &c. In cases of Firms, initials only are required. The towns upon which money orders can be drawn are marked in the lists.

LIST OF POST TOWNS AND SUB-OFFICES IN SCOTLAND,

With the Hours at which the Box is closed at the General Office, Church Place.

When two places are mentioned, reference must be made to the latterfor the hour of Despatch.

The Offices upon which Money Orders can be granted have the letter "n»" prefixed.

m Aberbrothwick, see Arbroath m Ardrossan, 2 50 p m, and 10 pm Aberchirder, 9 miles from Banff" Ardwelj Inn, 12 miles from Stranraer m Aberdeen, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m Arisaig, 40 miles from Fort- William m Aberdour, 1 1 50 a m, and 5 50 p m m Aros, 10 pm '• m Aberfeldy, 1 1 50 a m Arran, see Brodick" and "Lamlash'' Aberfoyle, 20 miles from Stirling Arrochar, 36 m. fr. Glasgow, 10 pm Aberlady, 5 miles from Haddington Ascog, 3 miles from Rothesay Aberlour, 2 miles from Craigellachie Ashkirk, 7 miles from Hawick Abernethy,34 m. fr. Newburgh, Fife Assynt, 51 miles from Golspie Abington, 37 miles from Glasgow, Aucliinblae, 5 m. from Laurencekirk 7 50 a m, 2 50 p m, and 10 p m Auchencairn, 8j miles from Castle- m Aboyne, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m Douglas Advie, 4 miles from Ballindalloch Auchinleck, 1 m. fr. Cumnock, 30 pm Auchmill, m Airdrie, 1 1 50 a m, and 10 p m 34 miles from Aberdeen Alexandria, 17£ m fr. Glasgow, 10 p m Auchnacraig, 18 miles from Aros Alford, 26 miles from Aberdeen m Auchterarder, 7 50 p m, & 5 50 p m m A lloa, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m m Auchtermuchty, 7 50 p m, and Almond Bank, 5 miles from Perth 5 50 p m Alness, 3 miles from Invergordon Auchtertore, 3| miles from Kirkcaldy Alva, 7 miles from Stirling Auldearn, 3 miles from Nairn Alyth, 3^ miles from Meigle Auldgirth-Bridge, 8 m. fr. Dumfries Anuilrie, 10 miles from Dunkeld m Ayr, 2 50 p m, and 10 p m m Annan, 250 p m, and 10 p m m Ayton, 11 50 a m, and 10 p m m Anstruther, 5 50 p m Balbeggie, 5 miles from Perth m Appin, 10 p m Balblair, 6 miles from Tain m Arbroath, 750 a m, and 5 50 pm Balerno, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m m Ardersier, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m Balgonie, I£ mile from Markinch Ardentinny, 20 miles from Greenock, Balfron, 20 m. from Glasgow, 10 pm 645am Ballachulish Ferry, 14 m. fr. Appin 30 m. from Strontian Ballachulish Village, 15|m. fr. Appin Ardnamurchan, | 1

APPENDIX. 19

Ferry, 4 milesfrom Dundee m Ballantrae, 2 50 p tn Brongbty- in, and 10 m Ballater, 7 50 a m rod 5 50 p ra Broxburn, 5 50 p pm Brucklavv, 5£ miles from Miiulaw Baillieston, 54 tn. fr. Glasgow.JO p m miles from Stirling to Ballindalloch, 7 50 a m, & 5 50 p m Bucklyvie, 14£ Kirkcaldy Balquhidder, 13 miles from Callander Buckhaven, G miles from m Banchory, 18 miles from Aberdeen m Buckie, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m miles from Elgin to Banff", 7 50 am, and 5 50pm Burghead, 9 Bankend, 6 miles from Dumfries Bunessan, 30 miles from Aros Bankfoot, 9 miles from Perth m Brunlisland, 1 1 50 a m, & 5 50 p m Lerwick, Zetland Bannockburn, 2£ miles from Stirling Burravoe, near Glasgow, 11 Barr, 8 miles from Girvan Busby, miles from 50 Barrhead, 7 m. from Glasgow, 10 p m a m, and 10 pm Turriff Barrhill, 12 miles from Girvan Blyth, 9 miles from m. fr. Glasgow, 10 m to Bathgate, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m Cairndow, 50 p Baltasound, near Lerwick, Zetland Cairnish, 13 miles from Lochmaddy Caimryan, 75 miles from Glasgow, to Beauly, 7 50am w Beith, 2 50 p m, and iO p m 2 50 p m 50 a m, and 5 50 Bellshill, 8 miles from Glasgow, to Callander, 7 p m miles from Glasgow, II 50 a m, and 10 p m Cambuslang, 4 Beltonfoni, 3 miles from Dunbar 10 p m I mile from Falkirk to Bervie, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m Camelon, m Campehon, 30 a m m Berwick, 1 1 50 a m, and 10 p m and 5 50 »» Biggar, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m to Canonbie, 2 50 p m p m Broadford Bishopbriggs, 3£ miles from Glasgow, Carbost. 23 miles from 10pm" Carluke, 5 miles from Lanark Dunfermline Bishopton, 15 miles from Glasgow, Carnuck, 3£ miles from and ra 10 p m to Carnoustie, 7 50 a in, 5 50 p Blackburn, 4 miles from Kintore Carnwath, 7 miles from Lanark Blackburn, 2 miles from Whitburn to Carrbridge, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m Blackford, 4| m. from Auchierarder Carron, 2 miles from Falkuk Blackhillock, 5 miles from Keith Carronshore, ii miles from Falkirk miles from Ayr to Blackshiels, 5 50 p m Carsphaim, 25 to Carstairs, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m m Blair- Adam, 1 1 50 a m, & 5 50 p m and to Blair- Athole, 7 50 a m, & 5 50 p m to Castle- Douglas, 7 50 am, Blair- Drummond, 6 m. from Stirling 250 p m miles from Thurso to Blairgowrie, 7 50 a m, & 5 50 p rn Castleton, 5 Biairlogie, 3| miles from Stirling Cathcart, 3£ m. from Glasgosv, 10 p m Blantyre, 8 miles from Glasgow, Catriue, 2^ miles from Mauchline 11 50 a m, and 5 50pm Cawdor, miles from Nairn Bogroy, 8 miles from Inverness m Chance Inn, 7 50 a in, & 5 50 p m Bogally, 12 miles from Pitlochrie Charleston, 4 milesfrom Dunfermline to Bonar- Bridge, 7 50am Chirn.'iide, 5 miles from Ayton miles from Alloa to Bonaw, 10 p m Clackmannan, 1% Bonchester-Bridge, 7 m. fr. Hawick Closeburn, 12 miles from Dumfries Bonhill, 18 m. from Glasgow, 10 p m Cluny, 15 miles from Aberdeen Borgue, 6 miles from Kirkcudbright m Coatbridge, 8 miles from Glasgow, to Borrowstounness, 7 50 a m & 10 p in 1 50 a m, and 10 p m Bothwell, 8 miles from Glasgow, m Cockburnspath, 1150 am, and 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m 10 pm to Bowmore, 6 30 a m Coldingham, 4 miles from Ayton to Braco, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m m Coldstream, 11 50 a m, and 10 p in Brae, near Lerwick, Zetland m Colinsburgh, 6 50 p m Braemar, 18 miles from Ballater m Colinton, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m m Brechin, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m Coll, 20 miles from Tobermory Bridge of Allan, 3s m. from Stirling Colmonne!l,5| miles from Ballantrae to Bridge of Earn, 7 50 am, and Comrie, 6| miles from Crieff 5 50 p m Cornerhouse, 2 miles from Stranraer Bridge of Weir, 13 m. from Glasgow, Cornhill, 8 miles from Banff 10 pm Corpach, 4 miles from Fort-William Appiu to Broadt'ord, 7 50 a m Corran, ( Atdgour) 19 m. from miles from Dumfries Brodick ( Arran), 16 m. fr, Ardrossan Courance, lUf and in Broja, 5 miles from Golspie i Gorstorpliine, 750 a m 5 50 p 20 APrENDII;

Cortes, 5 miles from Fraserburgh m Dumfries. 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m m Craigeliachie, 7 50 a m, & 5 50 p m m Dunbar, 1 I -50 a m, and 5 50 p m m Crail, 5 50 p in m Dunhcath, 7 50 a m m Cramond, 7 50 a m, and 550 p m m Dumhlane, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m m Crathie, 8 miles from Ballater m. Dundee, 7 5C a m, and 5 50 p m m Creetown, 7 50 a m. and 5 50 p m Dundonald, .0 miles from Kilmarnock m Crieff, 7 511 a in, and 5 50 p in Dundrennan, 7| miles from Kirkcud- Crinan, 5 miles Irom Lochgilphead bright Crocketford, 9 miles from Dumfries m Dunfermline, 7 50 a m, & 5 50 p m m Cromarty, 7 50 a m Dunglass, 12 m. from Glasgow, 10 pm Crook, 18 mile* from Noblehouse m Dunkeid, 7 50 a in, and 5 50pm Crossgates,4 miles from Inverkeithing Duiinet, 9 miles from Thurso Crossbill, 3 miles from May bole Dunning, 5 miles from Auchterarder Crossmichael, 4 miles from Castle- m Dunoon, 11 30 a m, 4 30 p m, and Douglas 9 40pm Cruden, 9 miles from Ellon Dunscore, 9 miles from Dumfries Culbokie, 9 miles from Dingwall m Dunse, II 50 a m *m Cullen, 7 50 a in, and 5 50 p m Duntoeher, 9£ miles from Glasgow. Cullivoe, near Lerwick, Zetland 10 pm m Culross, 7 50 a m, and 5 50pm m Dunvegan, 7 50 a m Cumbernauld, 15 miles from Glasgow Durness, 65 miles from Thurso 10 pm Dysart, 2 miles from Kirkcaldy Cumminstown, 5j miles from Turriff Eaglesbam, 9 m. fr. Glasgow, 10 p m m Cumnock, 10 p in Earleston, 4£ miles from Melrose m Cupar ( Angus) 7 50 a m & 5 50 pm Kasdale, 16 miles from Oban m Cupar ( File) 1 1 50 a in, & 550 pm m Ecclefechan, 7 50 a in. & 5 50 pn m Currie, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m Edit, 12,J miles from Aberdeen Dailly, 7 miles from Ma) hole Eddlestou, 5 50 p m m Dairsie, 3 miles from Cupar (Fife) m Edinburgh, G. P. O., Francis Ab- m Dalhealtie, 7 50 a in, and 5 50pm bott, Esq., Sec, 7 50 & 1150 a is, Daljarroch, near Maybole and 550 and 10 p in •sn Ddkeith, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m Edzell, 6 miles from Brechin Dalmally, 76 miles from Glasgow, m Elgin, 7 50 a in, ami 5 50 p m 10 p m Elie, 3 miles from Colinshurgh Dalmellington, 15 miles from Ayr m Ellon, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m Dalmuir, 85 m. Ir. Glasgow, 10 p m m Errol, 7 50 a m, and 5 51) pm Dalnacordoch, II miles from Blair- Etal, 6 miles from Colditieain Athole m Evan ton, 7 50 a m Dairy, 24 miles from Glasgow, 2 50 Eyemouth, 2£ from Ayton and 10 pm Fairlie, 2J miles from Largs m Dairy, 16 m. from Castle- Douglas m Falkirk, 7 50 a m, 5 50 and 10 p m Dalryniple, 6 miles from Ayr Falkland, 4 miles from Kettle Dalswimoii, 7j miles from Dumfries Farr, 31 miles Irom Thurso Damhead, 6£ miles from Kinross Feam, 5 miles from Tain Denholm, 6 miles from Hawick Fenwick, 18 in. fr. Glasgow, 10 pm m Denny, 7 50 a in, and 10 p m Ferrintosh, 6 miles from Dingwall Dennyloanhead, 16 m. from Glasgow, m Ferrvport-on-Craig, 7 50 am, and 7 50 a m, and 10 p m 5 50 p m m Dingwall, 7 50 a m m Feitercaim, 750 a m, and 5 50 p n Dirleton, 9 miles from Haddington Fiudhorn, 5 miles Irom Forres Dollar, 7 miles from Alloa Findbaven, 6£ miles from Forfar Dolphiiigtnn, 9 m from Noblehouse Fintry, 18 m. from Glasgow, 10 pm m Dornoch, 7 50 a m Fisherow, £ mile from Musselburgh a m, and ut m Douglas, 7 50 a m , and 5 50 p m m Fochibers, 7 50 5 50 p m Doune, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m m Ford, 7 50 a in, and 5 50 p m Dromore, 20 miles from Stranraer Ford, 6 miles from Coldstream jLrumlithie, 7 miles from Stonehaven m Forfar, 7 50 a m, and 5 50pm Drumnadrochil 14 in from Inverness Forgue, 7& miles from Huntly Drymen, 26 milts from Glasgow, m Forres, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m 10 pm m Fort- Augustus, 7 50 a m Duddingstone, l|m. from Portobello Fort-Geoige, If miles from Ardesie* m Dumbarton, 1 1 50 a ai> aud 1 p m Forlingal, 9 miles from Aberfcldjr APPENDIX. 2t m Fortrose, 7 50 a m Hermiston, 5 -niles from Edinburgh m Fort-William, 10 pm Hillside, 8 miles from Aberdeen m Fraserburgh, 7 50 a m, & 5 50 p m Hillswick, near Lerwick, Zetland Fruchie, 2 miles from Kettle Hollywood, 3i miles from Dumfries m Fushie- Bridge, 5 50 p m Holytown, 11 50 a m, and 10 p m m Fyvie, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m Hopeman, 7 miles from Elgin Gairlochhead, 7£ m. fr. Helensburgh Hordean, 9 miles from Coldstream *m Galashiels, 5 50 p m Houston, 13 m. from Glasgow, 10pm Gallowtown, 2 miles from Kirkcaldy Howmore, 37 miles from Locbmaddy Galston, 5 miles from Kilmarnock Huna, 18 miles from Wick Garderhouse, near Lerwick, Zetland m Huntly, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m m Garlieston, 7 50 a in, and 5 50 p m Hurlet, 6 m from Glasgow, 10 p oi Garmouth, 5 miles from Fochabers Inchture, 7 50 a m, and 5 50pm Gartmore, 23 miles from Stirling Innerkip, 6 miles from Greenock Garve, 14 miles from Dingwall 6 30 a m m Gatehouse, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m Innerleithen, 6£ miles from Peebles Gifford, 4£ miles from Haddington lnsch, 3^ miles from Old Rain Gilston, 4 miles from Castle- Douglas m Inverary, 10 p m m Girvan, 2 50 p m, and 10 pm Invergarry, 7£ m from Fort- Augustus Glammis, 5? miles from FWfar m Invtrgordon, 7 50am Gladsmuir, 4 miles from Haddington Inveric, 54 miles from Fort- Augustus m Glasgow, 7 50 and 1150am, and m Inverkeithing, 7 50 am,and5 50pi« 5 50 and 10 p m m Inverness, 7 50 a m Glencaple, 5 miles from Dumfries m Irvine, 2 50 p m, and 10 pm Glencarse, 6 miles from Perth Isle of Oionsay, 9 miles from Broad- Glendaruel, 80 miles from Glasgow, ford 10 pm Isle of Whithorn, 3£ m. fr. Whithorn r» Glenelg, 6 miles from Lochalsh m Jedburgh, 1 1 50 a m, and 5 50 p Glenlivat, 6 miles from Ballindalloch Johushaven, 5 miles from Bervie Glenlocher, 4 miles from Castle- m Johnston, 10 miles from Glasgow, Douglas 2 50 p m, and 10 pm m Glenluce, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m m Johnston-Bridge, 10 miles frooa Glenmoriston, 6 miles from Fort- Au- Moffat gustus Jura, 27 miles from Lochgilphead m Golspie, 7 50 a m m Keith, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m Gortlach, 14 m. from Fort- Augustus m Keith Hall. 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p tn

Gourock, 3 miles from Greenock, m Kelso, 1 1 50 a m, and 10 p m 6 30 a m, and 4pm Keltou Hill, 2 m. fr. Castle-Douglas Govan, 2J miles from Glasgow, Kenmore, 6 miles from Aberl'eldy Kaij* 1 1 50 a m, and 10 pm Kennethmont,10 miles from Old Grahamstown, 1 mile from Falkirk Kennoway, 3^ miles from Markinch

m Grangemouth, 7 50 a m, & 10 p m m Kettle, 1 1 50 a m, and 5 50 p m Granton Pier—see Edinburgh Kilbarchan, 13 m. fr. Glasgow, 10 p m m Giantown, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m Kilbirnie, 3 miles from Beitb Greenlaw, 8 miles from Dunse Kilbride, 57 miles from Lochmaddy m Greenock, 6 SO am, 1150 am, Kilbride East, 8 miles from Glasgow, 3 50 p m, and 5 45 p m 10 p m Gretna, 85 miles from Glasgow, Kilbride-Wcst, 5 m. from Ardrossao 7 50 a m Kilchrenan, 14 miles from Inverary Glasgow, 10 pm Guardbridge, 5 m. from Cupar ( Fife) Kilfinan, 80 m. from Gullan, 6 miles from Haddington Killeam, lfij miles from Glasgow,

m Haddington, 1 1 50 a m, & 5 50 p m 10 p m Halkirk, 6 miles from Thurso Killin, 22 miles from Callander m Hamilton, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m m Kilmarnock, 2 50 p m and 10 p m Harriotfield, 12 miles from Perth Kilmaurs, 2 miles from Kilmarnock Harris, 40 miles from Portree Kilmuir, 21 miles from Portree Harroldswick, near Lerwick Kilmun, 12 miles from Greenock, Haugh of Urr, 4 miles from Castle- 10 pm

i Douglas Kilpatrick, (New) 6 miles from Gla*-- m Hawick, 1 1 50 a m, and 5 50 p m gow, 10 p m m Helensburgh, 4 p m, and 10 p m Kilpatrick, (Old) 10 miles from Gla!H Helmsdale, 17 miles from Golspie gow, 10 p m 22 APPENDIX.

Kilsyth, 12 m. from Glasgow. 10 p m Lennoxtown, 9 miles from Glasgow,

Kilwinning, 26 miles from Glasgow, 1 1 50 a in, and 10 p m 2 50 p m, and 10 p m m Lerwick, 7 50 a in, and 5 50 p ra Kincaldrum, 9-i miles from Dundee Leslie, 3 miles from Markinch -m Kincardine, 7 50 a in, and 5 50 p m m Lesmahagow, 7 60 a m, and 5 5* Kincardine O'Neil, 26 miles from p in Aberdeen Lethaw, 6 miles from Forfar Kingairloch, 9 miles from Strontian Leuchars, 7 miles from Cupar (Fife) King-Edward, 6 miles from BHnff nt Leven ,550 p m to Kinghorn, 1 1 50 a m, and 5 50 p m Lhanhryde, 4 miles from Elgin m Kingussie, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p in m Libberton. 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m Kinloch-Moidart, 20 m. fr. Strontian Lilliesleaf, 6 miles from Selkirk m Kinross, 5 50 p m Limekilns, 3 miles from Dunfermline m Kintoie, 7 50 a m, and 5 50pm Lindores, 2 miles from Newburgh Kippen, 12 miles from Stirling Linkshouse, near Lerwick Kirkbank, 5 miles from Kelso m Linlithgow, 7 50 a m, 5 50 p ra, Kirkbean, 12 miles trotn Dumfries and 10 p in m Kirkcaldy, 1 1 50 a in, and 5 50 p m Linton, 3 miles frem Nohlehouse Kirkconnell, 52 miles from Glasgow, Linwilg, 9 miles from Kingussie 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m Lismore, 7 mles from Appin Kirkcowen, 7^ miles from Newton- Loan, 3 miles from Linlithgow Stewart m Loanhead, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m m Kirkcudbright, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 m Lochalsh, 7 50 a m p m Lochcairon, 15j£ miles from Lochalsh Kirkintilloch, 7 miles from Glasgow, Lochearnhead, 14 m. from Callauder 1 1 50 a m, and 10 p m Lochee, 2J miles from Dundee m Kirkliston, 550 p in, and 10 p m Lochgelly, 8 miles from Kirkaldy Kirkmahoe, 3 miles from Dumfries m Lochgilphead, 6 30 a m Kirkmichael, 14 m. from Blairgowrie Lochinver, 05 miles from Golspie Kirkmichael, 3£ miles from Maybole Lochmahen, 4 miles from Lockerby m Kirknewton, 5 5U p m, and 10 p in in Lochmaddy, 7 50 a in Kirkinner, 3 miles Irom Wigtown Loehwinnoch, 15 miles fr. Glasgow, Kirkpatrick. Durham, 9 miles from 2 50 p in and 10 p m Castle Douglas m Lockerby, 8 50 a in and 5 50pm ••re Kirkwall, 7 50 a m Logierait, 8J miles from Dunkeld m Kirriemuir, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m Longhope, 10 miles from Kirkwall Kirtlehridge. 8i in, from Ecclefechan Lossiemouth, 6 miles trom Elgin Knockamlo, 9 in from Craigellachie Loss, 27 miles from Glasgow, 10 p ra Knome, 9 m. from Newton-Stewart Lybster, 13 miles from Wick Laggan, 11 miles from Kingussie Macduff, 1^ miles from Banff JLaggavoulm, 17 miles from Bowmore m Markinch, 11 50 a m and 5 50 p m Lairg, 19 miles from Golspie Maryculter, 1\ miles from Aberdeen Lamlash, 20 mi'es Irom Ardrossan Maryhill, 4 miles fr Glasgow, 10 p ra Lammingt it, 7 miles from Biggar Mary-kirk, miles from Montrose -'« Lanark, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p in in Mauchline, 10 p in m Langholm, 5 50 p m m Maybole, 2 50 p in and 10 pm Larbert, 3 miles from Falkirk m Meigle, 7 50 a m and 5 50pm Largo, 3 miles from Leven m Melrose, 11 60 a m and 5 60 p nt m Largs, 6 30 a in Mel.vich, 18 miles from Thurso Larkhall, 14 miles from Glasgow, 7 50 Me; strie, 5 miles from Stirling a m, and 5 50 p m Melhlic, 22 miles from Aberdeen. m Lasswade, 7 50 a in, and 550 p m Melhven, 6 miles from Perth m Lauder, 5 50 p m Mey, 12 miles from Thurso m Laurencekirk, 7 50 am, and 5 50 m Midcalder, 5 50pm and 10 p ra p m Millport, 5 miles from Largs Laurieston, 6 m. fr. Castle- Douglas Milnathort, lj miles from Kinross

Laurieston, I A mile from Falkirk Milngavie, 7 miles from Glasgow, ]0 m Leadhills, 7 50 a m p in tn Leiili — ( See Edinburgh. J Milton of Campsie, 9 miles from Leith-lumsden, 34 miles from Aber- Glasgow, 10 p in deen m Mintlaw, 7 60 a m, and 5 50 p ra Leitholm, 6 miles from Coldstream m Moffat, 7 50 a m, a»d 5 50 p m ArPENDIX. 2$

Money musk, 19 m. from Aberdeen Parkgate, 8 miles from Dumfries Moniaivie, 8 miles from Thornliill Paikhead, 2 miles from Glasgow, 10' Monkton, 33 miles from Glasgow, 10 p m p in m Parkhill, 1 1 50 a m m Montrose, 7 50 a m, and 5 50pm Parton, 6 miles from Castle-Douglas Moodiesburn, 7 miles from Glasgow, Partick, 3 miles from Glasgow, 11 50> 11 50 a m, and 10 p m a m, and 10 p m Morebattle, 8 miles from Kelso Pathhead. 1 mile from Kirkcaldy Morenish, 8 miles from Tobermory Patna, 10 miles from Ayr Morevern, 19 miles from Oban m Peebles, 5 50 pm Mortlach, 6 miles from Craigellachie Pencaitland, 3j miles from Tranent Mossat, 33 miles from Aberdeen m Pennycuick, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p ns Mossbank, nenr Lerwiek, Zetland to Perth, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m Moy, 12 miles from Inverness m Peterhead, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 pm Muckbart, 10 miles from Alloa Pitcaple, 4 miles from Keith-Halt Muirdrum, 2 miles from Carnoustie Piilessie, 4 miles from Cupar-Fife Muirkirk, 10 miles from Donglas m Pitlochrie, 7 50 am, and 5 50 p rra Munlochy, 12 miles from Beauly to Pittenweeni, 5 50 p in Murrayfield, 7 50 a m, and 5 50pm Pollockshaws, 3 miles from Glasgow, m Musselburgh, 7 50 a in, and 5 50 1 1 50 a m, and 10 pm p m Polmont, 3.| miles from Falkirk Muthill, 3 miles from Crieff Polnackie, 5 m. from Castle-Dougla* m Nairn, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p m Poolewe, 67 miles from Dingwall Neilston, 10 miles from Glasgow, m Portaskaig, 6 30 a in 10 p m Port-Bannaiyne, 3 m from Rothesay New-Abbey, T\ miles from Dumfries m Port-Glasgow, 7 50 a m, 11 50 New- Aberdour, 8 miles from Fraser- am, 2 50 p in, 5 50 p m, and 10 burgh p m m Newburgh, Fife, 11 50 am, and Port- Logan, 14 miles from Stranraer 5 50 p m Portmahomack, 12 miles from Tain Newcastleton, 9 m. from Langholm Port-Monteith, 15 m. from Stirling New Cumnock, 5 m. from Cumnock m Portobello, 11 50 a m, and 5 50 New- Deer, 29 miles from Aberdeen p m New. Galloway, 14 m. from Castle- m Port- Patrick, 2 50pm Douglas to Poriree, 7 50 a m Newhaven, 2 miles from Edinburgh m Portsoy, 7 50 a m, and 5 50pm Newmilns, 8 miles from Kilmarnock m Port-William, 10 m. fr. Wigtown New-Pitsligo, 10 miles from Mint- Poynizfield, 7 miles from Fortrose law Preston, 13 miles from Dumfries m Newport, 1 1 50 a m. and 5 50 p m m Prestonkirk, 11 50 a m, and 5 50 Newton, 7 m. from Glasgow, 10 pm p in tn Newton-Stewart, 7 50 a m, and m Preston pans, II 50 a m, and 5 50 2 50 p m p m Newtyle, 6 miles from Cupar- Angus m Rachan-Mill, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 Nigg, 6 miles from Park-Hill' p m m Noblehouse, 5 SO p m Rannoch, 21 miles from Pitlochire m North-Berwick, 11 50 am, and 5 50 Kasay, 14 miles from Broadford p m ra Rat ho, 5 50 p m, and 10 pm North Queensferry, 11 50 am, and Keay. II miles from Thurso 5 50 p m Iiedgorton, 4 miles from Perth Nunton, 22 miles from Lochmaddy Renfrew, 3 miles from Paisley m Oban, 10 p m Renton, 16^ miles from Glasgow, 10 Ochiltree, 4 miles from Cumnock p m Old-Aberdeen H m: from Aberdeen Rhynie, 9 miles from Huntly m 01d-Meldrumf7 50 a m, and 5 50 Kiccarton, 1 mile from Kilmarnock p m Ringford, 5 miles from Kirkcud- w Old Rain, 7 50 a m, and 5 50 p rn bright Ollaberry, near Lerwick, Zetland Roberton, 6 miles from Hawick Ormiston, 2| miles from Tranent llosehearty, 4i m. from Fraserburgh Orton, 10 miles from Keith Hoseneath, 3£ m. from Helensburgh. m Paisley, 7 50 a m, 1 1 50 a m, 2 50 Roslin, 7 50 a m, and 5 50pm p m, 6 50 p m, and 10 pm Bothes, 3 miles from Craigellachie 1

APPENDIX. m Rothesay—Winter hours, 6 30 a m. Strathblane, 11 miles from Glasgow, and 3 pm. Summer hours, 6 30 10 pm

am, 1 1 30 a m, and 4 30 pm Slrathdon, 45 miles from Aberdeen Rothiemay, 6| miles from Huntly Strathmii;lo, 9 miles from Kinross. Row, 2^ miles from Helensburgh Strathpeffer, 6 miles from Dingwall Rutherjjlen, 2 miles from Glasgow, Stritchen, 7 miles from Mintlaw 11 50 a m, and 10 p m Stromness, 15 miles from Kirkwall m St. Andrews, II 50 a m, and 5 50 to Strontian, 10 pm p m Siruan, 27 miles from Broadford m St. Bnswell's Green, 11 50 a m, Struy, 12 miles from Beauty and 5 50 p m Stuartfield, 3 miles from Mintlaw St. Cyrus, 6| miles from Montrose Summeihill, 10 miles from Aberdeen St. Margaret's Hope, 12 miles from Swinton, 6 miles from Coldstream Kirkwall Symington, 6 miles from Kilmarnock, St, Monance, lj m. fr. Pittenweem 10 p m St. Ninians, 1^ mile from Stirling m Tain. 7 50 a in Saline, 7 miles from Dunfermline iamintoul, 18 m. from Ballindalloch Salsburgh, 7 miles from Airdrie Tamnavoulin, 10 m. fr. Ballindalloch to Saltcoats, 2 50 p m and 10 p m Tangwick, near Lerwick, Zetland Salton, 6 miles from Tranent m Tarbert, 6 30 a m Sanday, 20 miles from Kirkwall Tarbolton, 9 miles from Kilmarnock Sa'ndhead, 8 miles from Stranraer Tarland, 6 miles from Aboyne Sandness, near Lerwick, Zetland Tayinloan, 18 miles from Tarbert to Sanquhar, 7 50 a m and 5 50 p m Teviothead. 9 miles from Hawick Scone, 2 miles from Perth m Thornhill, South, 7 50 a m and Sconcer, 12 milts from Broadford 5 50 p m Scourie, 72 miles from Golspie Thomhill, 10| miles from Stirling Seafield, near Lerwick, Zetland Thornliebank, 5 miles from Glasgow, to Selkirk, 5 50 pm 11 50 a m and 10 pm Shielhouse, 12^ miles from Lochalsh Thornton, 4 miles from Keith Shotts, 7j miles from Whitburn Thornton, 4 miles from Kirkaldy Shettleston, 4 miles from Glasgow, to Thurso, 750 a m 10 pm Tillicoultry, 3 miles from Alloa Skene, 8 miles from Aberdeen Tiree, 30 miles from Tobermory m Slateford, 7 50 a m and 5 50 p m to Tobermory, 10 pm Sorby, 12 miles from Wigtown Tongue, 45 miles from Thurso Sorn,4 miles from Mauchline Torphichen, 4 miles from Linlithgow to South Queensferry, 7 50 am and Torrance, 6 miles fr. Glasgow, 11 50 5 50 pm a m Southwick, 16 miles from Dumfries Torryburn, 5 miles fr. Dunfermline

Spittalfield, 6 miles from Dunkeld to Tranent, 1 1 50 a m and 5 50 p m Springbank,2 m. f. Glasgow, 10 p m Troon, 32 miles from Glasgow, 2 50 Springburn, 2j miles from Glasgow, pm and 10 p m 10 p m Tullibody, 5 miles from Stirling Stanley, 7 miles from Perth m Turriff, 7 50 a m and 5 50pm Stevenston, 12 miles from Kilmar- Twynholm, 4 m. fr. Kirkcudbright nock, 10 pm Tyndrum, 36 miles from Callander m Stewarton, 6 miles from Kilmar- Uddingston, 7 miles from Glasgow, nock, 2 50 p m and 10 p m 7 50 a m and 5 50 p m to Stirling, 7 50 am, 5 50 p m, and Udney, 13| miles from Aberdeen 10 pm m Ullapool, 7 50 a m to Stonehaven, 7 50 a m and 5 50 p m Ulva, 10j miles from Aros Stoneykirk, 6 miles from Stranraer Unachan, 9 miles from Fort-William Stonehouse, 18 miles from Glasgow. to Uphall, 5 50 p m and 10 p m 1 50 a m and 5 50 p m Ullyeasound, near Lerwick, Zetland m Stornoway, 7 50 a m Voe, near Lerwick, Zetland to Stow, 6 50 p m Walls, near Lerwick, Zetland Strachur, 60 m. fr. Glasgow, 10 pm Waterbeck, 4J miles fr. Ecclefechan Stra'ton, 7 miles from Maybole Watten, 6 miles from Wick to Stranraer, 2 50 pm Wemyss, 4i miles from Kirkaldy Strathaven, 16 miles from Glasgow, West-Calder, 5 m. fr. West-Calder 11 50 a m and 5 50 p m Westray, 24 miles from Kirkwall APPENDIX. 25

Westsandwick, near Lerwick, Zetland Windygates, 2J miles from Leven m Whitburn, 5 50 p m m Wigtown, 7 50 a m and 5 50 p m Whitehouse, 22 miles from Aberdeen m Wishaw, 7 50 a m and 5 50 p m m Whitehorn, 7 50 a m and 5 50am Wiston, 8 miles from Biggar m Wick, 7 50 am Woodside, 2 miles from Aberdeen Winchburgh, 550 p m and 10 p m Yetholm, 8 miles from Kelso

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1 o Horndeaa o Corwen o Ellesmeie Gwyndee APPENDIX. 27

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Lane Delph (i Maidenhead Emlyn o Petworth Lane JEnti u Maidstone o Newca>tle-under- o Peivsey O Lang port o Maldon Lyue o Pickering Langbornc o Malmsbury Newenden Pinner j Launcestun O Malton Newent o Plymouth Lavenham o Malvern' Newhaveo o Ply niton Lavingtoo o Manchester o Newmarket o Pocklington

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o Leamington ii March Newport, Glo. o Pontypool o Leatherhead » Mansfield o Newport, Mon- Pontey-pridd o Lechlade o Margrte mouthshire o Poole o Ledbury Market Bosworth O Newport, Isle of Piireh ester a Leeds ii Market Deeping Wight Portland, Isle Leek o Market Drayton o Newport, Pagnell Portsea 28 APPENDIX.

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The Box for the direct Irish Mail closes at 2-50 p.m. on week-days, and 10 a.m. on Sundays.

Letters for Dublin and live Post Towns south of that city are forwarded of via Liverpool, !>y t lie English evening mail, when posted after the despatch the direct mail, via Portpatrick.

o Ahbeleix o Ballinasloe o Bangor o Cillan Abhyfeale o Ballincollig o Bintry o Camxlin o Adair <> B*lljhgully o Belfast o Copp iquin o Ahascragh o Bailinrohe Beliaghy Cai lingford o Antrim o B.illio.icargy o Bellmul et O Callow o Aidara Ballvbrittas o Bellturbet o Ciin o A idee o B.llycistJe o Black Rock, co. ii Cirr.ew Ardglass Billyclare Dublin o Carnckfergns o Ardrahan o Ballvconnell Black waterTown (I Callickillacross

(i Kallvgiiwlev o Blessington o Can ick-on-Sha- o Arklow ' o Armagh o B.llvgUss o Bo'iterstown nun o Arthurstown <> BsUjjames Duff o Boyle o Can ick-on-Suir Arva „ BalUlonglord o Bny Canigatt o Ashbourne o Bilivhaiinis Broadway o Cashel o Ashfotd o Ballymahon o Bronkboro' o Cistlebar A-keaton <> Ba iymena Bioughshane o Castlebellingham o Athboy o Billymoe o Bruff o Castlebiakeney Athenry o Ballemoney o Buncraona o Caslleblaney Atbleague B illyniore Bunratty o Castlecoiner o Athlone Billymote Bun in o Castlecunnel o Athy Ballynaninch o Biirros-a-kane o Castle Dawson o Auchnacloy o B.illyiimnore Bunosoleigh Castlederg o Aughrim Ballyragget o Bunos-in-ossory o Castlederoiet o Bignalstnwn o B.dlyshannon o Bushmills o Cistletin o Bailyborough o Ballvtore o Buttevant Castle Island o Balbriggan Bally vary o Cabinteely o Cistleinartyr o Ballaghaderin o Biltmglass o Cahiiciveen o Ca-tlepollard o Ballibay n Binagher o Cahir o Castlerea o Ballina o B nibridge • Cahirconlish o Castletown « Ballinakill o Baudun o Caledon o CastletowuDeJviu 30 APPENDIX;

CastletownRocbe o Dunmore East o Killala O Mountrath o Castlewellan o Dunshauchlin o Killaloe Mount Talbot o Cavan o Durrow o Killarney o Moville o Celbridge o Edenderry Killinchy o Moy o Charleville o Edgsworth'sTown Killough Moynalty Church Hill o Elfin Killucan Muff Clane Elmo o Killybegs o Mullingar o Clara o Emyvale o Killyleigh Myshall o Clare o Enfield Killynaule o ]Saas Clashraore o Ennis o Kil'ysandra Narin o Clifden o Enniscortby o Kilmaehtomas o Navan o Cloghan o Enniskilln o Kilmallock o Nenagh o Gogheen o Ennistimon Kilrea New Birmingham o Clogher o Eyrecourt o Kilrush New Bliss o Cloghnakilty Ferbane o Kilworth o Newbridge Clonard o Fermoy o King's Court o Newcastle Clonegal o Ferns o Kingstown Newmarket,Kan- o Clones Fethard, Wexford o Kinnegad turk o Clonee o Do., Tipperary o Kinnety o Newmarket-on- o Clonmel Fmtona o Kinsale Fergus o Clough,co.Down Five-mile Town Kirkeubbin o Newport, Mayo o Cloughjordan Florence Court o Kish o Newport, Tipper- o Cloyne o Flurrybridge o Knock ary Colehill Fork Hill Knocktopher o Newry o Coleraine Foxford Lanesbo rough o Newton Ards o Collon o Fr.mkford o Larne o Newton Barry o Collooney o Frenchpark o Leighlinbridge o Newton Forbos o Comber o Fresh ford o Leixlip Newtn. Hamilton Cong Galgorm o Letternenny o Newtn. Limivady o Cookstown o Galway o Limerick o NewtownStewart o Coetehill o Gaivagh o Lisburn o Newtown Mount o Cork Geashel o Lismoie Kennedy o Cove of Cork o Gilford o Lisnaskea Nobber o Criughwell Glasslougb o Listowel o Old Grstle Croome Glenarm o Littleton o Omagh o Crosdoney o Gleuavy o Longford o Ornamore Crosmoliua Golden o L"Ughbrickland Oulart o Ciuoilin o Goresbridge o Lougligall Outerard o Curo6n o Gory o Lnughrea o Pallasgreen o-Cushendall o Gort Loughswilly Pallaskenry o Dangan o Gowran o Lowtherstown o Parsontown o Del any Graig o Lucan Passage o Derry, London Granard o Lurgan Passage, West Dervock Greyabbey Lnrgangreen o Philipstown o Dingle Hacketsrown o IMacroom o Pil Town o D»naghadee O Headfort o Mghera o Portadown O Donegal o Hillsborough o Magherafelt o Portaferry o Donerail o Holytnount o Malahide o Portarlington o Downpatrick o Holywood o Mallow o Portglenone Draperstown o Howth o Manorhamilton Porllaw o Drogleda o In'stiogue o Marker-hill o Pnrtumna Dromahair o Innissliannon o Maryborough o Rimleton O Dromod Irvingstown o Maynooth o Randalston o Dromore o Johnstown o Mxfdleton o Raphoe o Do., West o Kanturk o Milstreet o Rathangan Drumchree Keaduck Miltown o Rathcoole o Drumsna o Keady o Miltown Malhay o Rathcormack o Dublin o Kells o Mitchelstown o Rathdowney o Dundalk o Kenmare o Moate o Rithdrum Dunamanagh o Kilbi'ggan o Mohill o Rathfriland o Duntanaghy o Kilcock o Moira o Rathkeale o Duugannon Kilconnel o Monaghan Rathlacken o Dungarvon o Kilcullen o Montasterven o Rathowen o Dungiven o Kildare o Moneygall Richhill Dunalven o Kildorrery o Mo,eymore o Rochfortbridg o Dunleer o Kildysart Moniva o Roscommon Dunmanway o Kilktel o Mount Melick o Roscrea o Dunmore o Kilkenny p Mount Nugent o Ross, Wexford APPENDIX. 31

o Roscarberry o Strabane o Tanderagee Tulla o Rosstrevor o Stradbally o Tarbert o Tullamore Rusky o Stradone o Teinulemore o Tullow Sainttield Strangford Tempo Tulsk Scariff o Stranorlar o Thomastown o Tynan Sciabby o Strokestown o Thurles o Tyirel's Pass Shanagolden Summerhill o Tinahely Vilentia o Shinron Svvanlinbar o Tipperary o Virginia o Sixmile Bridg< o Swinford Toome o VVarrenspoint o Skibbereea o Swords o Tralee o Waterlord o Slane o Taghmon Tranmore o Westport o Sligo o Tallaght o Trim o Wexford o Stewartstown Tallanstown o Tuam o Wicklow o Stoneyford o Tallow o Tubbermore o Youghall

COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MAILS.

A single rate of Postage is given for each country. —See also Alphabetical List, page 34. To those Countries marked "o" the payment is obligatory by the respective routes. There being no bags despatched for London on Saturday, except at 10 30 p m, when any of the dates for the London, Southampton, or Dover Packets tall upon that day', reference must be made to the alphabetical list for information whether the letters should be posted on the previous Friday or the ensuing Sunday. Letters for Foreign Countries, the pre-payment of which is required, when put into the unpaid box, or left at the office with less than thefull postage, are sent to the Dead Letter Office, and returned to the writer, when his address can be as- certained.

FOREIGN MAILS.

From London to Mails made up in Greenock. Hamburgh, Mondays and Thursdays, 5 50pm Holland, Tuesdays and Fridays, 7 50 am

From Dover to

Calais, France, Daily except Saturday, 7 50 am, and 5 50 p m Ostend, Belgium, Daily except Saturday, 5 50 pra Indian, closed Mail via Marseilles, 6th & 23d of each month, 5 50 p m

From Southampton to 6th, 16th, and 26th of Lisbon, Madeira, Spain, and Gibraltar, 3 every month, 7 50 a m Gibraltar, Malta, Greece, and Ionian Islands, ) 19th of every Month,

Egypt, Ceylon, India, and China, J 750am (1) British Colonies in West Indies, (except~\ Nassau, Honduras and Bermuda) Foreign I 1st and 16th of every Colonies in West Indies (except Havannah) Month, 7 50 a m J Venezuela and Jacmel, J (2) Bermuda, Nassau, New Orleans, Mexico, ? 1st of every Month, Honduras and Havannah 3 7/ 50ju am (3) Madeira, Grey Town, San Juan de Nica- ) 16th of every Monti], ragua, and New Granada, Chili and Peru, J 7 50 am 32 APPENDIX.

From Falmouth to Madeira, Brazil, -3d of every Month, 5 50 p ra Buenos Ayres,

From IAverpool to

/liveryEvery second Friday,I'riday, 5 50 p m, in British North America and United I December, January, February, States, ana March, and every Friday J V during the other mo. of the year

By Packetsfrom London. Postage.

under s. d. Prussia, via Hamburgh and Holland, j oZ. 1 Do. via Belgium, x oz. 1 Mecklenburg Schwerin, Mecklenburg C Strelilzl Oldenburg, and Saxony, ... | ., do 1 3 German Slates (except Wurtemburg) served

Countries on by the Post Office of Tour and Taxis, do 1 4 the Continent Poland, ... do 2 1 of Europe, Uussia, ...... do 1 7 via Prussia. Sweden, do 1 10 Austrian States (by Belgium and Holland,) do 1 8 Austrian Silesia and Galicia (by Hamburgh) do I Other parts of the Austrian States, do. do

Holland, ...... ••• ...... ;> o 1 Hanover and Brunswick, do 9 Denmark, do JO Lubeck, do 9 Hamburgh, do 8 Bremen, do 8 OldenburNew South Wales, South Astralia, and N. Zealand, (by ship) do 8 o Sweden, Norway, and Mecklenburg!) Streliiz, if addressed via Hamburgh, and not intended to be forwarded through Prussia, do 1 10

By Packet from Dover. Belgium, .----- J oz. 1 France and Algeria, .... do 10 o Spain, Portugal, Sardinia, Tuscany, and Lucca, via France, do 10 o Countries on the Continent of Europe, via Belgium, under £ oz. 8 o Prussia, Northern Russia, Belgium, Holland, Two Sicilies, Papal States, Modena, Parma, Placentia, Greece, Archi- pelago, and Ionian Islands, via France, do 5 Bavaria, via France, - do 5 Austrian Dominions and Cities of Cracow and Belgrade, via France, .._.-- \ oz. 1 5 Baden, do. - do 9 Wurtemhurg, do. - do 10 Switzerland, do. - do 11 Certain Northern States of Europe, forwarded through the Office of Tour and Taxis, via France, do 1 8 Certain States of Germany, served by the Office of Tour and Taxis, via France, - 1 3 Wallachia and Moldavia, via France, 1 9 APPENDIX. 33

and Scutari in Asia, Turkey in Europe, (Belgrade excepted) do 1 11 via France, - - " " , n Lublin,r "i r Southern Poland, (viz. the Governments of Cracow, France, do 1 6 • and Sandomier) and Southern Russia, via Alexandria, Beyrout, Smyrna, Dardanelles, and Constantin- do 1 8 ople, by French Packet, via Marseilles, - •- Tuscany and Naples, do. do 1 9 do 1 a o Sardinia and Sicily, do. do 1 7 Roman States, do. do I Greece, °°- 5 _ do 1 1 Malta, do - ... do I 8 Malta, by the Monthly closed Mail, via Marseilles, do ] 8 Alexandria,- do- do 1 10 o India, do - do 1 10 o Hong Kong, do. do 1 o Ionian Islands, do. 8

By Packetsfrom Southampton. y •• ••• *•• \ oz. 1 o Lisbon, ... ••• s do 2 2 o Spain (by Southampton Packet), do 1 6 o Greece and Egypt (Alexandria excepted), 6 Alexandria, do 1 do 2 o Chili, Peru, and Western Coast of America, do 1 5 o Hayti and the Foreign West Indian Islands (Cuba excepted), do 1 o New Granada and Venezuela, ... 3 o Mexico and Cuba, do 2 Gibraltar, ,, ... < -v Malta,

Ionian Islands, ,,, . .. ,,.

Honduras, ,,, ,,, ...... British West Indies (Jamaica and Berbice excepted), L j \ Kingston, Jamaica, ... .. '

Aden, via Southampton, ,,, ,,, ,,,

Ceylon, do ,,, ,,. ,,,

India, do ,,,

Hong Kong, do ,,, ,,, ,,, o Madeira, Lisbon, via . ,,, . , ,, ,,, .. do 19

o Do by West Indian Packet, ,,, do 1 10

Jamaica (the Packet Port of Kingston excepted), ) H 1 9 '" Berbice, ,,, ,,', ,., ,,, j

By Packets from Falmouth.

o Madeira, ... : OZ. 1 10 o Brazil, do 2 9 o Buenos Ayres, do 2 7

By Packets from Liverpool.

United States, ,,,

Bermuda, ,,, ,,, ,,, 1 Halifax, N. S.,

Newfoundland, ,,, ,,, ,,, Canada, Prince Edwards Island, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia

(Halifax excepted), ...... 1 2

MAILS BY PRIVATE SHIPS. Ship Letters. —The single rate to places beyond sea, when conveyed by private ship, is 8d under half an ounce, Is 4d under an ounce, 2s 8d under two ounces, and so on. 34 APPENDIX*

Letters for any Foreign Port or Country to which there are Regular Pac- kets, will not be forwarded by Merchant Vessels, unless so directed. The Name of the Vessel, and the Port from which she is expected to sail, must bo included in the direction of the letter. Letters to the following places are sent by Private ships only, unless addressed by some other route: — Cape of Good Hope, Cape Coast Castle, Fer- nando Po, Madag iscar, New South Wales, New Zealand, Itiver Gambia, St. Helena, and Van Dieman's Land. Owners, Consignees, or Charterers, (resident in the United Kingdom,) and the Owners, Consignees, and Shippers of Goods on board vessels inward bound, are entitled to receive their letters free from sea postage to the extent of six ounces. In case of vessels from Ceylon, Mauritius, the East Indies, and the Cape of Good Hope, the privilege extends to twenty ounces in weight. The Owner, Charterer, or Consignee, must be described as such on the ad-

dress ; and in case of Owners, Shippers, or Consignees of Goods, it must appear by the ship's manifest that they have goods on board. A penalty of Ten Pounds is incurred by partiesya/seZ^ superscribing a letter, as Owner, Shipper, Charterer, or Consignee.

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES, With the time of Despatch from Greenock, Rates of Postage, and Routes of Mails.

Newspapers must be posted within seven, days of the date ofpublication, and the postage in every instance prepaid.

For General Abstract of the Foreign Packet Stations, see three previous pages.

Abyssinia, no regular mails. Letters should be sent to the care of an agent at Malta or Aden. Africa. To places not mentioned in this list there is no regular conveyance. Letters and papers are forwarded as opportunities offer by private ships. Postage, 8d under | oz., Is 4d under 1 oz. &c. Newspapers to British

settlements Id each ; to other places, excepting Algeria, 2d each. Alabama, North and South Slates of See America, United Staes of. Algeria, postage same as to France, through which country letters are sent. Alexandria, may be sent unpaid by the French Packets which leaves Mar-

seilles on the 1st, 4th, II th, and 21st of each month, at 5 p m ; and quit destina- Alexandria on the 6th. J 1th, 16 h, and 26th, at 4 p in ; or paid to oz. re- tion, Is 3d, 2s Id, 3s 4d, 4s 2d, and 5s lOd, under ±, £, f, 1, and 1^ spectively, and so on; or unpaid by the British monthly closed mail, made up on the 6th and 23d of each month, 5 50 p m, unless these days fall upon • Saturday, and in that case the mails are made up on the following Sun- day, or paid through by the same, Is 8d, 2s Id, 3s 91, 4s 2d, 7s Id, under Letters are always sent by £, |, |> 1, and l£ oz. respectively, and so on. sent Southamp- this route, unKss otherwise directed ; they may also be by ton, paid or unpaid, on the 19th of each month, 7 51) a m, except when the 19th fills on a Siturday, and in that case they are despatched from Green- ock on the previous morning. Is 6d under half an oz., and so on. Papers by French Packet or Southampton, 2d, and 3d by the closed mail. Astrakhan. See, Russia, Southern America, British North. To Upper and Lower Canada by British Mail Steam Packets, via Liverpool, and forwarded through the United States every second Friday, 5 50 p m, during the months ot December, January, February, and March, and on every Friday during the other eight months so on. This of the year, Is 2d not exceeding £ oz., 2s 4d under 1 oz., and includes the inter-colonial rate of 2d per halt oz Prepayment optional. Newspapers Id each, to be paid on delivery. All letters and papers for Canada are transmitted in such mails, unless specially directed to be sent by some other route. Letters and papers for any other part of British North America may also be sent via the United States if specially so ijd- .APPENDIX. 35

dressed. To Prince Edward's Island, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia via Halifax, (also the Canadas, if specially addressed by this route,) the oz., uniform rate of Is when not exceeding half an oz , 2s under one and soon. Bermuda, see Bermuda. Letters are also dispatched by Private ships. Newspapers by Ship Id, by Packet free. America, United States of. payment optional by British Mail Steam Packets from Liverpool, unless otherwise addressed, on every second Friday 550 p m, during the months of December, January, February and March, and on every Fridav during the other months of the year, alternately to Bos- ton and New York. These Packets return at similar periods from Boston and New York, calling at Halifax both on the outward and homeward " voyages. Is. not exceeding £ oz., and so on. Letters addressed By vessel postage Private Ship" may also he sent by any outward-bound ; 8d. also be forwarded by the " United States not exceeding A i z. Letters may Contract Packets'' which touch at Southampton; by these Packets, no Postage will be charged in this country. Newspapers, by Packet, Id each, by Private Ship, 2d each. Periodical Works, not of daily Publication, and Printed Pamphlets may be sent if pre-paid and open at the sides at oz. respectively. the rate of Id., 6il , and Sd ., under 2, 3, and 4 No Peri- odical Work to exceed 16 oz., nor Printed Pamphlet to exceed 8 oz. Antigua. See Indies. British West. Arabia. See India, East. Arequipa. See Peru. Archipelago, Grecian, must be paid either to Calais, 5d, or to Trieste, Is 3d, l£ oz. respectively, 2s Id, os 4d, 4s 2d, 5s lOd, under £, £, f , I, and and so on. See also Greece. Papers, free by Packet; Id via France; 3d by closed Mail. Do. (East Indian), Sumatra, Borneo, the Molucca or Spice Islands, and Phi- lippines, no regular conveyance; sent by merchant vessels, 8d under £ oz. 2s 2d Marseilles, Is &e. ; by the Indian mails, if so addressed, by and 4d

by Southampton. Papers, 2d by the ship ; 4d by Southampton; and 5d by Marseilles. See Java. Australia, South, payment obligatory. By each Private Ship going direct to Port Adelaide, 8d under £ oz., Is 4d under 1 oz., and soon. News- papers, Id each. If specially addressed via India, the postage is by South- ampton on the 19th, 7 50 a m, ls4d under J oz.; and by Marseilles, on the 6th and 23d, 5 50 p m, 2s 2d under % oz. Papers, 2d each by the former, and 5d by the latter route. See Sydney, for the government of New South Wales. Austrian Dominions, all parts. The Austrian Dominions include the Pro- vinces of Upper and Lower Austria, Bohemia, Dalmatia, Galicia, Hun- gary, Illyria, Lombardy, and the Venetian Provinces, Military Frontiers, Moravia, and Silesia, Styria, Transylvania, and Northern and Southern Tyrol. Payment optional to destination, daily 7 30 p m, through France, unless otherwise addressed, Is 5d, 3s lOd, 4s lOd, 6s 8d, under ^, ^, |, ], daily, and lj oz. respectively ; via Belgium, 5 50 p m, payment optional.

Is 8d, 2s 6d. 4s 2d, 5s, 7s 6d ; or via Holland, Tuesdays and Fridays, 7 50 a in, Is 8d, 2s 4d, 4s, 4s Sd, and 7s 4d. Austrian Silesia and Galicia, via Hamburgh, Is 3d, Is 6d, 2s 9d, 3s, and 5s. . All other parts of Austria, via Hamburgh, Is 7d, 2s 2d, 3s 9d, 4s 4d, i, via Gs lid, under ^, J , 1 and 1^ oz. Papers, France, 2d, via Belgium, Holland, or Hamburgh, free. Azores, prepayment required, 6th, I5th and 26th of each month, 7 50 a m, via Lisbon, Is 9d, under £ oz., 3s 6d under 1 oz., and so on. Papers, 2d each. Baden, daily, 5 50 p m, by France, unless otherwise directed, unpaid or paid

to destination, 9d, Is Id, Is lOd, 2s 2d and 3s 4d , by Hamburgh Packet, through Prussia, Mondays and Thursdays, 5 50 p m, Is 3d, Is 6d, 2s 9d, 3d, 3s and 5s 3d ; via Belgium, 5 50 p m, Is Is 8d, 2s lid, 3s 4d, and 5s 5d; via Holland, Tuesdays and Fridays, 7 50 a m, Is 3d, Is 6d, 2s 9d, 3s oz. respectively. and 5s 3d, under i, £, f, 1 and 1£ Newspapers, free. 36 APPENDIX.

Bahamas (The), the 1st of every month, 7 50 a m, except when the 1st falls on a Saturday. In such case, the mail is despatched the previous morning. Payment optional, via Southampton, Is under £ oz., 2s under 1 oz, &c. Papers, free. Bahia Honda. See Brazil. Balearic Islands, letters prepaid, forwarded daily through France; or, if so addressed, sent by Southampton. Newspapers, free. Barbadoes. See Indies, British West. Barbary, opportunities by merchant vessels very rare; should be sent to an agent at Malta or Gibraltar. Bavaria, daily, 5. 50 p.m., by France, unless otherwise directed, unpaid or

paid to Calais, 5d ; or to destination, Is 8cl, 2s lid, 4s 7d, 5s lOd, 7s lid;

by Belgium, daily, 5 50 p m., Is 4d, Is lOd, 3s 2d, 3s 8d, 5s lOd ; bv Hol-

land, Tuesdays and Fridays, 7 50 a m, Is 4d, Is 8d, 3s, 3s 4d, and 5s 8d ; by Hamburgh through Prussia, ls4d, Is 8d, 3s, 3s 4d, and 5s 8d, under ^, 1 and oz. respectively. Newspapers free. 4, f, 5 Belgium, by the daily packets, to Ostend, unless otherwise addressed, pay- 8d, and 4s ment optional, 5 50 p m, Is, Is 4d, 2s 4d, 2s 4d, under \, \, f, 1, and 14 oz., etc., and if addressed via France, payment obligatory, to Calais, 3d, 2s Id, 2s 6d,' 3s 9d, i 1 5d, or through France, lOd, Is under £, f, and

1^- oz. Newspapers, free to the sender by Packet ; ^d charged on delivery; 2d each by France. Belize. See Honduras. Berbice, payment optional, 1st and 16th of each month, 7 50 am, Is 2d under ^ oz. See Indies, British West. Bermuda, payment optional, 1st of each month, 7 50 a.m., by direct Packet, via Southampton, and by the American Packets from Liverpool, if speci-

under under 1 oz., etc. Newspapers, free. ally so addressed, Is J oz , 2s Bessarabia. Government of Russia Southern, which see. Beyrout, unpaid by French Packet via Marseilles, or paid to destination, Is 1 and oz. respectively. 3d, 2s Id, 3s 4d, 4s 2d, 5s lOd, under ;£, £, f. 1 J Bohemia. See Austrain Dominions. Bolivia, State of, Western South America, payment obligatory, via South- ampton, 16th of each month, 7 50 a m, 2s under § oz., 4s under I oz., and so on. Newspapers, free. Bombay. Presidency of, payment optional, on the 19th of each month, 7 50

a m, by Sothampton, Is under \ oz. : and 6th and 23rd, 5 50 p m, by Mar- seilles, Is lOd under | oz., &c. All letters, if prepaid, and not specially addressed via Southampton, are forwarded via Marseilles. Borneo. See Archipelago, Indian. Bourbon, Isle of. See Africa, and by the overland mail, payment obligatory, Is 4d under | oz., by Southampton, on the 19th of each month, and 2s 2d bv Marseilles under \ oz. Papers, 4d by the former, and 5d by the latter route. All paid letters are sent via Marseilles, unless otherwise addressed. Brazil, payment obligatory, via Falmouth, the 3d of each month, 5 50 p m : when the 3d falls on a Saturday, letters may be posted till 10 a m on the following day, 2s 9d under | oz., 5s 6d under 1 oz., &c. August to Janu- ary inclusive, the Packet touches at Pernambuco and Bahia on her outward passage to Rio Janeiro, and the other six months on her homeward. Newspapers, 2d each. Bremen, Free City of, by Hamburgh Packet, payment optional, Mon. and Thur. 5 50 pm; unless otherwise addressed, 8d under ^ oz., Is 4d under 1 oz., and so on; or (during the summer months), via Hull, under the same regulations, or via Southampton, by American Contract Packets, Is daily, Is 4d, Is lOd, 3s 2d, 3s 8d, 5s under \ oz., and so on ; via Belgium,

Is Id, 3s 4d, 4s 2d, 5s lOd ; or via Hol- lOd ; or via France, daily, 3d, 2s land' Tuesdays and Fridays, 7 50am, Is 4d, Is 8d, 3s, 3s 4d, 5s 8d, under

i i 3., \ d ]1 oz. respectively ; or via Belgium and Prussia, (closed ( t an mails), daily (Saturday excepted)] Is, 2s 2d, 2s 4d, under £, £, £, and 1 oz. respectively. Letters by this route should be addressed " By Closed Mail, via Belgium and Prussia." Newspapers, free by Packet, via Belgium, Holland, or by "Private Ship, via Hull;" 2d, via France or Southampton. APPENDIX. 37

Papers cannot be forwarded by Closed Mails. Papers free by Packet ; 2d by France. Printed Votes, and proceedings of Parliament may be sent, if prepaid, and open at the sides, at the rate of Id, 6d, 8d, under 2, 3, and 4 oz., respectively, up to 16 oz. Brunswick. London Packet, unless otherwise addressed, payment optional. Mondays and Thursdays, 5 50 p m, 9J under £ oz. Via Belgium, daily, 5 50 p m, Is 3d, Is 8d, 2s lid, 3s 4d, 5s 5d ; via Holland, Is 3d, Is 6d, 2s

9d, 3s, 5s 3d ; via Hamburgh, through Prussia, Is 3d, Is 6d, 2s 9d, 3s, and oz. respectively. Newspapers by Packet, 5s 3d, under 4_, £, f, 1, and 1| Id, other routes free. Buenos Ayres, payment obligatory, 3d of each month, 5 50 p m, via Fal- mouth, 2s 7d under A oz., 5s 2d 1 oz., &c. Newspapers, free. Canada. See America, British North. Canary, or Fortunate Islands, payment obligatory, on the 3d of each month, 5 50 p m, Is lOd, under £ oz., 3s 8d under 1 oz., &c. Newspapers, 2d each. Cape of Good Hope, by merchant vessels, as opportunities offer, 8d under £ oz., Is 4d under 1 oz., &c. Newspapers, Id each. Cave Haitien. See Indies, Foreign West. Carthagena, Columbia, 2s 3d, under ^ oz., prepaid, 16th of each month, 7 50 a m. Caucasus. Government of Russia, which see. Ceylon, Island of, payment optional, 19th of each month, 7 50 am, by South-

ampton, Is under & oz. ; 23d, 5 50 p m, by Marseilles, payment obligatory, Is lOd under \ oz. Papers free by Southampton. Letters and papers may also be sent by the mail of the 6th, 5 50 p m, of each month, via Bombay, unpaid or paid, Is by Southampton. All letters, if prepaid, unless otherwise addressed, are sent via Marseilles. Chagres, payment obligatory, 16th of each month, 7 50 a m, via Southamp-

ton, 2s under ^ oz. , 4s under 1 oz., &c. Newspapers free by Packet, Id by Private Ship. Chili, State of Western South America, payment obligatory, 16th of each

month, 7 50am, 2s under £ oz,, 4s under 1 oz., and so on. Newspapers, 4d each. China, payment obligatory, by Southampton, Ceylon route, on the 19th, 7 50 a m, Is under £ oz., and by Marseilles, on the 23d, 5 50 p m, Is lOd under ^ oz., and so on. Newspapers, 2d by Southampton, 3d by Marseilles. Letters may be sent by the Mail of the 6th, 5 50 p m, of each month, provided they are addressed by Bombay, Calcutta, or Madras. An extra postage of 4d each, single rate, is exacted on Letters, and 2d extra each on Newspapers. All Letters, if pre-paid, unless otherwise addressed, are sent via Marseilles. Circassia, Government of Russia Southern, which see. Civitta Vecha. See Italy Southern, and by the French Packets leaving Marseilles, on the 1st, 4th, 11th, and 21st, Is 3d under \ oz., &c. News- papers, 2d each, Colombia, (Republic), divided into Equador, New Granada, Venezuela. See New Grenada and Venezuela. Colombia River and Hudson's Bay. No regular Mails. Letters, Sea., by Private Ships; or if specially addressed and pre-paid, they are sent by New York. Coqoimba. See Chagres. Constantinople, unpaid or paid to destination, by the French Packet to Mar- seilles, Is Id, 3d, 2s 3s 4d, 4s 2d, 5s lOd, under £, J, f, 1, and 1| oz., &c. Newspapers, 2d each. And by Southampton, Is 6d. under £ oz., 3s. under 1 oz., &c, on the 23d of each month, 5 50 p m. Corsica. See France. Cossacks of the Black Sea and Don, Government of Russia Southern, which see. Cracow, payment optional to destination, daily, 5 50 p m, through France, unless otherwise addressed, Is 5d, 4s'l0d, 3s lOd, 6s 8d, under ^, £, f, 1, D D 38 APPENDTX.

and 1| oz. respectively; via Belgium and Prussia, daily, 5 50 p m, Is 8d, 5s, 2s 6d, 3s 4d, 4s 2d, 5s lOd, 7s 6d ; via Holland, Tuesday and Friday, Is 3s, 4s, 7 50 a m, 8d, 2s 4d, 4s 8d, 5s 4d, 7s 4d ; via Hamburgh, Is 3d, Is 6d, Is 9d, 2s 9d, 3s, 3s 3d, 5s 3d, under £, weighing ^ and under i, above weighing ^, £, and under J, weighing §, and under 1, weighing 1, above I, and under 1^ respectively. Newspapers free. Cuba. See St. Jago de Cuba. Curacoa. See Indies, British West. Dardanelles, The, under the same regulation as Constantinople. Dalmatia. See Austrian Dominions. Daughistan, Government of, Russia Southern, which see. Denmark, payment optional, every Monday and Thursday, 5 50 p m, by the unless Thames Packet otherwise addressed, 101 under i oz , Is 8d under I oz., and so on, or unpaid or paid to destination, daily, through France. See States of Northern Europe, sent through the office of Tour and Taxis ; if addressed via Belgium and Prussia, daily, 5 50 p m, Is 8d, 2s 6d, 4s 2d,

5s, and 7s 6d ; via Holland and Prussia, Tuesdays and Fridays, 7 50 am.

Is 8d, 2s 4d. 4s, 4s 8d, and 7s 4d ; via Hamburgh, throuch Prussia, Is 8d, 2s 4d, 4s, 4s 8d, and 7s 4d, A, under J, f , 1, and 1^ oz. respectively. News- papers free by Thames packet. Dominica. See Indies, British West. Equador, State of, Western South America, 16th of each month, 7 50 am, payment obligatory, 2s under ^ oz., 4s under 1 oz. Newspapers free. Egypt, (except Alexandria, which see,) payment obligatory, by the British Closed Mail, on the 6th and 23d of each month, 5 50 p m, Is lOd under \ oz , and via Southampton, on the 19th, 7 50 a m, of each month, Is 6d not exceeding half an oz. Newspapers by Closed Mail, 3d each; by South- ampton, 2d each. All letters, if prepaid, and not specially addressed via Southampton, are forwarded via Marseilles. Ekaterinoslaw, Government of Russia Southern, which see. Equador, Republic of. See New Granada. Falkland Isles. No regular Mails, sent by Private Ships, except specially addressed by the Brazil Packet, and prepaid, 2s 9d, under half an oz, &c. Papers, free by Brazils, Id by Private ships France, daily, by Morning and Evening Mails, unpaid or paid to destination,

Id, 3s i 1 oz, lOd, Is 3d, 2s 2s 6d, 9d, under £, J, and \\ &c. Newspapers free. Letters to British Colonies or Foreign Countries, except in the Mediterranean, by Packet or Private Ship, from any port in France, payment obligatory, Is 3d, 2s Id, 3s 4d, 4s 2d, and 5s lOd, under ^, ^, ^, I and 1^ oz respectively. Newspapers 2d each. The French Uniform rate has reference to those letters only, the postage upon which is paid in the United Kingdom. If a letter be sent unpaid, the French postage upon it varies according to the distance it is conveyed by the French Post Office. Frankfort, Free City of. See German States, served through the Office of Tour and Taxis. G alicia. See Austrian Dominions. German States, served by the Post Office of Tour and Taxis, are Bremen, Hamburgh and Lubec, which see. — Frankfort, Hesse Electoral, Hesse Darmstadt, Hesse Homberg, Lippe Detmold, Nassau, Reuss, Saxe Alten- burg, Saxe Coburg Gotha, Saxe Meiningen, Saxe Weimar, Schaumberg Lippe, Schwartzburgh-Rudolstadt, Schwartzburgh-Sonderhausen. Let- ters for these States (except Hamburgh, Bremen and Lubec), are sent (unless otherwise addressed) through Prussia, via Belgium, payment op-

tional, Is 4d, Is lOd, 3s 2d, 3s 8d, and 5s lOd ; if addressed via Holland

and Prussia, Is 4d, Is 8d, 3s, 3s 4d and 5s 8d ; via Hamburgh and Prus-

sia, Is 4d, Is 8d, 3s, 3s 4d and 5s 8d ; or via France, Is 3d, 2s Id, 3s 4d, 4s 2d and 5s lOd, under, \, £, a, 1 and \\ oz respectively. Newspapers via France, 2d, via Belgium, Holland or Hamburgh, free. Gibraltar, via Southampton, on the 6th, 16th, and 26th, 7 50 am; and when these days fall upon a Saturday, the mails are made up on that day,

]0 p m, and by the India ma'l on 19th of each month, 7 50 a m ; payment APPENDIX. 39

optional, Is under £ oz &c. Newspapers free. All letters, if prepaid, unless otherwise addrersed, are sent via Marseilles. Greece, via Southampton, on the 19th, 7 50 a m of each month, unless it un- happens to fall on a Saturday, and then on the previous Friday, Is 6d Is 5d, der £ oz, &c. Or optional by the French packets for Marseilles, oz. respectively. 2s 5d, 3s lOd, 4s lOd, and Gs 8d, under £, h f, 1, and \\ oz, &c. Pa- Or to Trieste, Is 3d, 2s Id, 3s 4d, and 4s 2d under £, 4, J, 1 pers, free by Southampton Packet or Trieste, and Id via Marseilles. All letteis, if prepaid, unless otherwise addressed are sent via Marseilles. Guatemala. See Honduras. Guayaquil. See Equador. Halifax, Nova Scotia. See America, British North. Hamburgh, Free City, by the London Packets, unless otherwise addressed, on Mondays and Thursdays, 5 50 p m, 8d under half an oz, Is 4d under 1 Is 2d, oz, &c, via Belgium and Prussia, paid or unpaid to destination, Is, A, Is 4d, 2s 2d, 2s 4d, 2s (id, 4s 2d, under weighing % and not above £, and under 1, weighing i weighing £, above £ and under J, weighing J above 1 and under l£, respectively; or by Private Ship, via London or Hull, if so addiessed, 8d under J oz., and so on. Hanover, by Packet, unless otherwise addressed, payment optional, Mondays on. If and Thursdays, 5 50 p m, 9d under £ oz., Is6d under 1 oz., and so

addressed via Belgium, Is 5d, 2s, 3s 5d, 4s, 6s 3d ; via Holland, Is 5d, Is Is 5d, Is lOd, lOd, 3s 3d, 3s 8d, and 6s Id ; via Hamburgh and Prussia, and l£ oz respectively. Newspapers 3s 3d, 3s 8d, and 6s Id , under i, £, f free. See also Northern States of Europe, through France. Havanah, payment obligatory, on the first day of each month, 7 50 a m, via soon. Newspap- Southampton, 2s 3d under £ oz , 4s 6d under 1 oz.,and ers, 2d each. Heligoland, payment obligatory, by Hamburgh Packet, every Monday and

Is under 1 oz.,&c. Newspapers free. Thursday, 5 50 p tn, 6d under J oz , Hesse, Electoral Hesse Dramstadt and Hesse Homberg. See German States. Hindostan. See India, East. Hohenagolleren. See Wn temberg. Holland, payment optional, by direct Packet to Rotterdam, unless otherwise addressed, on Thursdays and Fridays, 7 50 a m, Is under £ oz., 2s

under 1 oz., and so on. If via France, must be paid to Calais, 5d ; or through France, lOd, Is 3d, 2s Id, and 2s Gd under £, |, £, and 1 oz., respectively. Newspapers by packet, Id, and through France, 2d. Honduras, payment optional, on the first day of every month only, 7 50 a m, via Southampton, Is under J oz., 2s under I oz., and so on. Newspapers free. Hong Kong, payment optional, via Ceylon, Southampton route, on the 19th

of each month, 7 50 a m, Is under \ oz , 2s under 1 oz. ; Marseilles route on the 23d, 5 50 p m, Is lOd under \ oz., and so on. Newspapers free by the former, and 3d each by the latter route. Letters may also be sent by the mail of the 6th, 5 50 p m, provided they are specially addressed, by Bombay, Calcutta, or Madras, and are liable to an extra postage of 4d each. Papers, 2d by Southampton, and 5d by Marseilles. All paid letters are sent via Marseilles, unless otherwise addressed. Hungary. See Austrian Dominions. Illyria. See Austrian Dominions

Inbia ( East), by Southampton, payment optional, on the 19th of each month, 7 50 a m, unless that day should fall upon Saturday, then the mail will be made up on the previous Friday, 7 50 a m, Is under £ oz, 2s under 1 oz.,

4s under 2 oz., &c. ; and on the 6th and 23d, 5 50 p m, of each month, payment obligatory, via Marseilles by the British Packet, unless either of these days fall upon Saturday, then the mail will be made up on the following day, 10 a m, Is lOd under \ oz, 2s 3d under £ oz., 4s Id under f oz., 4s 6d letters are sent Marseilles, under 1 oz., 7s 9d under 1^ oz , &c. All paid by

unless otherwise addressed. Newspapers, free by Southampton Packet : and via Marseilles, 3d each. ,

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Letters for Ceylon, and for Hong Kong and China, should be sent by the mail of the 19th, 7 50 a m, and 23d, 5 50 p m, as there is a Packet waiting at the Port de Galle the arrival of the Steamer conveying this mail. Let! ters for these places may also be sent by the mails of the 2d, 7 50 a m, and 6th, m, 5 50 p provided they are addressed via Bombay, Madras, or Cal- and will cutta, be charged (except to Ceylon) the additional rate of 4d each single rate. On letters for places within the territory of the East India Company, the payment is optional by Southampton ; the postage on all other letters to India, as well as on all letters addressed to countries beyond India (Ceylon and Hong Kong excepted), by whatever route they may be forwarded, must have the postage prepaid. Indies, British West (except Nassau, Honduras, and Bermuda), via South- ampton, 1st and 16th of each month, 7 50 a m. When the 16th falls on Saturday, the mails are made up on the same day, 10pm; and when the 1st falls on Saturday, the mails are made up on the previous morning. Payment optional, Is under ± oz, 2s under 1 oz, and so on. To Jamaica, (except the town of Kingston), and Berbice, the postage is Is 2d under A oz, 2s 4d under 1 oz, and so on. Newspapers free. Indies, Foreign West (except Havannah, which see) The mails are made at the up same time as those for " Indies, British West." Payment obligatory, Is 5d under half oz, 2s lOd under 1 oz. Newspapers generally free. Ionian Islands, payment optional, via Southampton, Is under half oz, &c. and payment obligatory, by France and Trieste, daily ; to Calais, 5d ; to Trieste, Is 3d, 2s Id, 3s 4d, 4s 2d, and 5s lOd, under J, J, |, 1, and 1^ oz respectively or British ; by Packets from Marseilles to destination, Is 8d, 2s Id, 3s 9d, and 4s 2d, under , and 1 f, £, f oz respective! v ; or by French Packets from Marseilles to destination, Is 3d, 2s Id, 3s 4d", and 4s 2d, under £, £, f, and 1 oz respectively. Newspapers free, by Southampton and Trieste, by Marseilles, British Packets, 3d ; French 2d. All letters, if prepaid, and not specially addressed otherwise, are forwarded via Mar- seilles. Isle of France. See Mauritius. Italy, Northern. See Austrian Dominions. Italy, Southern, includes the two Sicilies (Naples and Sicily), Roman States, and Modena, Parma, and Placentia, payment obligatory (except the Roman States, which may be sent unpaid via Marseilles). Postage to Ca- lais, 5d; and to San Benedetto or Casal Pusterlengo, Is 3d, 2s Id, 3s 4d, and 4s 2d, under ^, J, f and 1 oz respectively. Newspapers, 2d each. Jamaica. See Indies, British West, Is 2d under a half oz, except the town of Kingston, which is Is under a half oz, &c. Newspapers, free.

Java, payment obligatory, via Holland, Is under a half oz, 2s uuder 1 oz, and so on, via India, Is 4d under a half oz by Southampton, and 2s 2d by Mar- seilles, under ^ oz. Papers, 4d by Southampton, and 5d by Marseilles. La Guayra. See Venezuela. La Plata. See Buenos Ayres. Leeward Islands, payment optional, 1st and 16th of each month, 7 50 a m, via Southampton, Is under a half oz, &c. Newspapers, free. Legiiorn, Tuscany, which see, and Italy. Levant, The, paid to Calais 5d, or through France Is 3d, 2s Id, 3s 4d, and 4s 2d under ^, £, | and 1 oz respectively. Lippe Detmold. See German States, served through the office of Tour and Taxis. Lombahdy, and the Venetian Provinces. See Austrian Dominions. Lubec, Free City of, sent, unless otherwise addressed, by Hamburgh Packet, Monday and Thursday, 5 50 p m, payment optional, 9d under a half oz, Is 6d under 1 oz, &c, and when so addressed by Private Ship, via Hull, at same rates. Periodical Works, not strictly Newspapers, may be sent, if prepaid and open at the sides, and printed in the English language, also Printed Votes and proceedings of Parliament, at the rate of Id under 2 oz, 6d uuder 3 oz, 8d under 4 oz, and so on to 16 oz. Printed British Prices Current, Commercial Lists, and Courses of Exchange, may be sent, if pre- APPENDIX. 41

paid, one penny each. See German States, served through the Post-office, of Tour and Taxis. Lublin, Government of. See Poland Southern. Madagascar. Payment obligatory, via India, Southampton Packet. Is 4d, oz., 2s 7d under oz., and so under $ oz. ; Marseilles, 2s 2d under £ and $ on. Papers, 4d by Southampton and 5d by Marseilles. Private Ships, as opportunities offer, 8d under J oz. if Madeira, payment obligatory, via Lisbon, 6th, 16th, and 26th, 7 50 a m ; oz., dates fall on a Saturday, then on the same day, 10 p in : Is 9d under J m, by the Brazil 3s 6d under 1 oz., &c. ; and the 3d of each month, 5 50 p via Southampton, by direct Ber- Mail ; and 16th of each month, 7 50 am, so on. News- muda Steamer, Is lOd under J oz., 3s 8d under 1 oz., and papers, 2d each, or the day before the last day of each month (or when that day falls on Saturday the previous evening), by " Her Majesty's Ships" going to Sierra Leone. Malta, by Southampton, payment optional, on the 19th of each month 7 50 unpaid or paid to destination, by the um, Is under J oz-, 2s under 1 oz.,or British Packets (Closed Mail), from Marseilles, Is 3d, Is 8d, 2s lid, 3s 4d or by the Pac- and 5s 5d, under ^, $, |, 1, and 1^ oz respectively, French A, kets from do. at Is Id, Is 9d, 2s lud, 3s 6d, and 5s, under }, J, Land 1£ oz respectively. Newspapers, free by Southampton Packet ; 3d each by the British, and 2d by the French Steamboats from Marseilles. All Let- ters, if pre-paid and not specially addressed via Southampton are forwarded by the route of Marseilles. Marseilles. The Mediteranean Packets sail from Marseilles on the lst- llth, and 2lst of each month, at 5 p m, and quit Alexandria on the 6th, 16th, and 26th, at 4 p in. Martinique, See Indies, Foreign West.

Mauritius, payment obligatoiy ; by the Overland Mail, 23d day of each month, 5 50 p m, unless otherwise addressed, Is lOd, 2s 3d, 4s Id, 4s 6d under 5, J, |, and 1 oz. respectively, or via Southampton, on the 19th of each month, 7 50 a m, Is under £ oz-, &c, or by Private Ship 8d, under £ oz., &c. Newspapers, free by Southampton ; via Marseilles, 3d each, Pri- vate Ship, Id each. Mediterranean. See Malta, Greece, or Ionian Islands. Mecklknburgh Schwerin, payment optional, via Hamburgh on Mondays and Thursdays, or by Private Ship direct fromLondon orHull to Hamburgh,

5 50 p m, unless otherwise addressed, lOd under half oz, and so on ; via

Belgium and Prussia, Is 3d, Is 8d, 2s lid, 3s4d, and 5s 5d ; if by Hol-

land, Is 3d, ls6d, 2s 9d, 3s, 5s 3d ; via Hamburgh and Prussia, Is 3d, Is

6d, 2s 9d, 3s. and 5s 3d ; via Fiance daily, Is 8d, 2s Ud, 4s 7d, 5s lOd, 7s respectively. lid, under \, \, f, 1, and I5 oz Newspapers, 2d each via France, tree other routes. Mecklenburgh Strelitz, via Belgium & Prussia, unless otherwise addressed,

Is 3d, ls8d, 2s lid, 3s 4d, and 5s 5d ; if via Holland, Is 3d, Is 6d, 2s 9d,

3s, 5s 3d ; via Hamburgh and Prussia, Is 3d, Is 6d, 2s 9d, 3s, and 5s 3d, and oz respectively, payment optional. under ^, J, J, 1, 1 1 See also Nor- thern States of Europe. Mexico, payment obligatory, via Southampton, on the first day of every month only, 7 50 a m, 2s 3d under half oz, 4s 6d under 1 oz, &c. Papers, 2d each. Modena. See Italy, Southern. Moldavia, unpaid or paid to destination, daily via France, Is 9d, 3s Id, 4s JOd, 6s 2d, and 8s 4d, under ^, ^, ^, 1 and 1^ oz respectively. Papers, 2d each. Molucca Isles. See Archipelago, Indian. Monte Video, by Brazil Packet, 3d of each month, 5 50 p m. Montserrat. See Indies, West. Moravia. See Austrian Dominions. Morocco. See Barbary Naples. See Sicily. Nasbau. See German States, served through the Office of Tour and Taxis. Dd 2 ;

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Nassau. New Providence. The Bahamas. Nevis. See Indies, British West. New Brunswick. See America, British North, New Granada, payment obligatory, 16th day of every month, 7 50 am, via Southampton, Is under half an oz, 2s under one oz, and so on. News-

papers, by Packet free ; Private Ship Id. New Providence. See Indies, British West. New Zeland, payment obligatory, by Merchant Vessels, 8d under half oz, Is 4d under 1 oz, &c. Papers Id each. Northern States of Europe, (forwarded if so addressed, through France and the Office of Tour and Taxis), consist of Brunswick, Denmark, Han- over, Mecklenburgh Schwerin and Mecklenburgh Sterlitz, Oldenburgh, Saxony, Sweden and Norway, may be sent unpaid or paid to destination,

Is 8d under \ oz, 2s 1 Id under half oz, 4s 7d .under \ oz, 5s lOd under I oz, 7s lid under 1^ oz, &c. Newspapers, 2d each. See under respective heads for different routes. Norway and Sweden. See Sweden and Northern States of Europe. Nova Scotia. See America, British North. Nuba, no regular mails; letters should be sent to an agent at Malta or Aden. Oldenburg, by Hamburgh Packet, unless otherwise addressed, or by Private Ship, direct from London or Hull to Bremen, payment optional, 9d under half an oz. See also Mecklenburgh Schwerin. Panama, 16th day of every month, 7 50 am, via Southampton, payment obligatory, 2s under \ oz, 4s under 1 oz, &c. Newspapers 2d each. Paramaribo (Surinam). See Buenos Ayres. Parma. See Italy Southern. Persia, must be paid, via Alexandria and Beyrout, which see. Peru, must be paid, by Southampton, on the 16th day of each month, 7 50 a m, 2s under a half oz, 4s under 1 oz. Newspapers free. Placentia. See Italy, Southern. Poland, sent, unless otherwise addressed, via Belgium and Prussia, 2s Id, 3s

Id, 5s 2d, 6s 2d, 9s 4d, , 1 ; and under \, J, \ and 1^ oz also, by France,

Holland and Prussia, and Hamburgh and Prussia. Newspapers free ; by France, 2d each. Letters for the Governments of Cracow, Lublin and Sandomier, are also sent via France, if so addressed, and may be paid to Podgorce, Is 6d, 2s 7d, 4s Id, 5s 2d, and 7s Id, under 1 and \\oz. \, J, f, Porto Rico. See Indies, Foreign West. Porto (Puerto) Cabello, same rates, &c. as Venezuela, which see. Port Phillip. By Private Ship, payment obligatory, 8d under a half oz, and so on. Newspapers, Id each. Portugal, payment obligatory, by Southampton, 6th, 16th, and 26th of each month, 7 50 am; and when these days fall on a Saturday, then the mai/s are the made up on same day. 10 p m, Is 9d under J oz, 3s 6d under 1 oz or daily through France, if so directed, lOd, Is 3d, 2s Id, 2s 6d, and 3s 9d under ^, \, \, 1 and 1^ oz respectively. Newspapers 2d each. Prince Edward's Island. See America, British North. Priwce of Wales' Island. See India, East. daily, optional, paid, Prussia, payment except to Calais, which must be 5d ; or, through France, lOd, Is 3d, 2s Id, 2s 6d and 3s 9d, under \, £, J, 1 and 1^ oz respectively. Prepaid letters sent via Belgium, unless otherwise spe-

addressed, Is, 1 1 cially Is 2d, 2s 2d, 2s 4d and 4s 2d, under \, ^, J, and \ oz ; and if so addressed, by Hamburgh or Holland Packets, Is under ^ oz, 2s under 1 oz, and so on. Newspapers 2d each by France, and free by other routes. Periodical Works, &c. (via Holland or Hamburgh) Id under 2 oz, 6d under 3 oz, and so on to 16 oz must be prepaid. Puerto Cabello. See Venezuela. Quebec, Canada. See America, British North. Keuss. See German States. Rhode Island, State of. See America, Uuited States of.

Roman States. See Italy, Southern ; and by French Packets from Mar- seilles, unpaid, and can only be paid as far as Civitta Vecchia, (being liable ,

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to a charge on delivery), Is 7d, 2s 9d, 4s 4d, 5s 6d, and 7s 6d under |, \, Newspapers 2d each. f, 1, and \\, oz, respectively. Russia, payment optional. Piepaid letters are sent via Belgium and Prussia, unless otherwise addressed, Is 7d, 2s Id, 3s 8d, 4s 2d, 6s lOd, under ^, £, f ] and \\ oz; also by Hamburgh and Prussia, and by Holland and Prussia and by France. Russia, Southern, payment optional, sent through Belgium and Prussia, un-

less otherwise addressed, see Russia, Northern ; or daily through France, as far as Brody, Is 6d, 2s 7d, 4s Id, 5s 2d, and 7s Id, under |, £, J, 1, and 1 \ oz, respectively. St. Domingo, payment obligatory, 16th of every month, 7 50 a m, via Soulh- ampton, Is 5d under half oz, 2s lOd under 1 oz. Newspapers free. St. Helena, no regular mail. See Africa. St. J ago be Cuba, payment obligatory, 16th day of each month 7 50 a m,

via Southampton, 2s 3d under half oz ; 4s 6d under 1 oz. Newspapers 2d each. Sandomier, Government of. See Poland, Southern. Sandwich Islands. No regular mails. Letters sent by Private Ships as opportunities offer, 8d under \ oz. Newspapers Id each. Santa Cruz. See Indies, Foreign West. San Jan de Nicaragua, payment obligatory, 16th of each month, 7 50 am, via Southampton, 2s 3d under \ oz. Santa Martha. See New Granada. Sardinia, daily, payment obligatory, through France, unless otherwise ad-

3s ± 1 oz., or dressed, lOd, Is 3d, 2s Id, 2s 6d, and 9d, under \, f, and 1^ by French Packet, via Marseilles, Is 3d, 2s Id, 3s 4d, 4s 2d, and 5s lOd, under the same weights respectively. Newspapers, 2d each. Saxe Altenburgh, Saxe Coburg Gotha, Saxe Meiningen, and Saxb Weimar. See German States, served through the office of Tour and Taxis. Saxony, payment optional. Pre-paid Letters are sent via Belgium and Prussia, unless otherwise addressed, Is 3d, Is Sd, 2s lid, 3s 4d, 5s 5d, un-

der 1 and oz., and if so addressed, via France, Hamburgh and 4, i> 2f, 1^ Prussia, and Holland and Prussia. Papers free. See also Northern States of Europe, served through the Office of Tour and Taxis. SCHAUMBERG, LlPPE, SCHWARTSBURGH RuDOLSTADT, and ScH WARTZBURGH Sondeuhausen. See German States, served through the Office of Tour and Taxis. Scutari, in Asia (Town). See Turkey in Europe. Siberia. See Russia. Sicily, payment obligatory, by the French Packets, which leave Marseilles on the 9th, 19th, and 29th of eaeh month, unless otherwise addressed, Is

3d, 2s Id, 3s 4d, 4s 2d and 5s lOd, under ^, £, f, 1, and 1^ respectively. Newspapers 2d eaeh. See also Italy, Southern. Sierra Leone. On the day before the last day of each month, 5 50 pm, unless otherwise addressed, Is under | oz., and so on. By Private Ship, oz., soon. Packet, 8d under J and Papers by free ; Private Ship, Id. Smyrna, unpaid or paid to destination, by the French boats from Marseilles,

Is 3d, 2s Id, 3s 4d, 4s 2d, and 5s lOd, under \, £, §, 1, and i\ oz. respectively. Papers 2d each. The Postage on letters for places beyond Smyrna must be paid. Spain, payment obligatory, by Southampton, 6th, 16th and 26th of each

month, 7 50 a m ; and when any of these days fall upon a Saturday, the mails are made up on the same day, 10 p m, 2s 2d under ^ oz, 4s 4d under 1 oz, and so on; or daily, by Calais, lOd, Is 3d, 2s Id, 2s 6d and 3s 9d, under 1;A \, |, J, 1 and oz. All letters, except for Cadiz, Vigo and Corunna, are sent via France, unless addressed '' by Packet from Southampton." Newspapers free via Southampton, via France one halfpenny. Sweden and Norway, payment optional. Prepaid letters are sent via Bel- gium and Prussia, unless otherwise addressed, Is lOd, 2s lOd, 4s 8d, 5s 8d

and 8s 4d, under 1 and oz ; ^, £, J, 1^ by the Hamburgh Packet, and not intended to be sent Prussia, oz, through Is lOd under £ 3s 8d under 1 oz ; 44 APPENDIX.

or by Hamburgh and Prussia, or by Holland and Prussia, and by France. For the latter route see Northern States of Europe. Switzerland daily, unpaid or paid to destination, unless otherwise addressed, via France, lid, Is 5d, 2s 4d, 2s 10, and 4s 2d, under 5 , $, f, 1, and 1£ oz respectively. Newspapers 2d each. May also be sent through Bel- gium, Holland or Hamburgh, via Prussia, Is 9d under g oz. Newspapeis free. Sydney, Government of. New South Wales, payment obligatory. By Private Ship, 8d under J oz, Is 4d under 1 oz, &c. If specially addressed via India, "by the Southampton Packets," on the 2d and 19th of each

month, 7 50 a in, Is 4d under $ oz, 2s 8d under 1 oz, 5s 4d under 2 oz, and the so on ; by Marseilles on 6th and 23d, 5 50 p m, 2s 2d, 2s 7d, 4s 9d, 5s l,and oz 2d, 9s Id under \. J, J, 1£ respectively ; Newspapers, Id by the Private Ship; 2d by Southampton; and 5d by Marseilles. Svra. See Greece; and if prepaid by the French Packets, from Marseilles, Is 3d under % oz, &c. Syria, payment obligatory, by Southampton, the 19th day of every month,

7 50 a m, Is 6d under ^ oz, 3s under 1 oz ; and by Marseilles, see Beyrout

and Smyrna. Newspapers, 2d ; by Marseilles. 3d each. Texas. Letters forwarded by Private Ship Sd under ^ oz, or if addressed by New York, Is under J oz, payment obligatory. Newspapers Id each by Private Ship, and 2d each by New York- Tunis, payment obligatory, by French Packets, via Marseilles, unless otherwise addressed, Is 3d, 2s Id, 3s 4d and 5s lOd, under ^, £, |, 1 and 1^ oz respectively. Newspapers 2d each. Turkey, in Asia (except Scutari), via Marseilles, Is 8d under ^ oz, 2s Id under | oz, and so on. Letters to Smyrna, Beyrout, the Dardanelles and Constantinople, may be forwarded by the French Packets, which leave Marseilles on the 1st, llth and 21st of every month, at 5 p m, unpaid or destination, Is 3d, 2s Id, 3s 4d, 4s 2d and 5s lOd, under paid to ^, £, J, 1 " and I3 oz ; they should be addressed by Marseilles, French Packet." Turkey, in Europe, payment optional to destination, Is lid, 3s 5d, 5s 4d, 69 a, lOd and 9s 2d, under £, j, 1 and H oz respectively. Newspapers 2d each. Scutari, in Asia, may be sent under the same regulations. News- papers 2d each. Turk's Island. See Indies, British West. Tuscany and Lucca, payment obligatory, through France, lOd, Is 3d, 2s Id

2s 6d, and 3s 9d ; or as far as Sarzane, Is 4d, 2s 3d, 3s 7d, 4s 6d, and 6s 3d, under 3, |. f , 1, and 1J oz. respectively. Tuscany may be sent unpaid or paid to destination, by the French Steamboats from Marseilles, Is 9d 3s Id, 4s lOd, 6s 2d, and 8s 4d, under \, |, J, 1, and I J oz. respectively. Newspapers by either routes, 2d each. Van Diemen's Land, payment obligatory, by Private Ships, 8d under J oz., Is 4d under 1 oz., and so on. Newspapers Id each. Or via India, South- Marseilles, ampton, Is 4d under £ oz. ; 2s 2d under \ oz. Papers 2d by the former, and 5d by the latter route. Parties wishing their letters to go by these routes, must so specially address them. Venezuela, payment obligatory, via Southampton, on the 1st of every month, 750 a m, Is uuder J oz., 2s under 1 oz.,&c. Newspapers free. By Private Ships, letters 8d under J oz ; Papers Id each. Vera Cruz, 2s 3d under £ oz., &c Wallachia, daily, via France, unpaid or paid to destination. Is 9d, 3s Id, 4s

1 lOd, 6s 2d and 8s 4d, under g , j, J, 1, and 5 oz. respectively. Papers 2d each. West Coast of Africa, by Private Ships, 8d under £ oz., and so on. And by Packet the day before the last day of each month, if addressed by Her Majesty's Ship. Wirtemgurg and Hohexzolleren, payment optional, via France daily, I0d, Is 3d, 2s Id, 2s 6d and 3s 9d, under 5, 4, |, 1 and 1 3 oz, may also be sent, via Belgium and Prussia, Holland and Prussia, or Hamburgh and Prussia, Is 6d under 3 oz. Newspapers by France 2d, by other routes free. — — — ;

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PARLIAMENTARY AND MUNICIPAL BOUNDARIES. FIRST WARD. That part of the Burgh comprehended within a line com- mencing at the point where Ladjburn joins the River Clyde, and running westward along the margin of the said River to the point where Cartsburn joins the Clyde ; thence up the said

Burn till it is crossed by Rue-end Street ; thence along the centre of the said Street till the same joins Cathcart Street thence along the centre of the said Street to the foot of Bank

Street ; thence along the centre of the said Street to its southern extremity ; thence in a straight line to the Parliamentai'y boundary at the upper east Reservoir, and from thence eastward and northward, along the Parliamentary boundary, to the point first described. Electors, 244. SECOND WARD.

That part of the Burgh comprehended within a line com- mencing at the point where Cartsburn joins the Clyde, thence up the said Burn to the point where it is crossed by Rue-end

Street ; thence along the centre of Rue -end and Cathcart

Streets to the centre of Cathcart Square ; thence to the head of William Street ; thence along the centre of the said Street to the Mid Quay ; thence along the said Mid Quay to the

Clyde ; and thence south-eastward along the margin of said River to the point first described. Electors, 168. THIRD WARD.

That part of the Burgh comprehended within a line com- mencing at the north-east extremity of the Mid Quay, and running along the said Quay to the foot of William Street ; thence along the centi'e of the said Street to the centre of

Cathcart Square ; thence along the said Square to Hamilton

Street ; thence along the centre of Hamilton Street to Sugar- house Lane ; thence down the said Lane to the point where

Crawfurd Street crosses the West Burn ; thence down the said

Burn to where it enters the Clyde ; thence along the margin of the said River to the extremity of the Mid Quay, being the point first described. Electors, 203. FOURTH WARD.

That part of the Burgh comprehended within a line com- mencing at the centre of Cathcart Square ; thence proceeding to Hamilton Street, and along. said Street to the point where it joins Sugarhouse Lane ; thence southward along the centre of said Lane ; thence along the centre of Sir Michael Street to Roxburgh Street ; thence along the centre of said Street in a straight line to the West Burn ; thence up the West Burn to the Parliamentary boundary ; thence along said boundary ——

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to the Upper Bast Reservoir ; thence along the west boundary of Ward First to the point first described. Electors, 225. FIFTH WARD.

All the remaining parts of the Burgh. Electors, 330. GENERAL DECLARATION.

All the boundaries of the Wards shall be understood to run along the centres of the Streets, Roads, Lanes, Streams, and Closes by which they are described to be bounded, except where the contrary is particularly provided. Any Streets, Grounds, Houses, and places situated within the boundaries, and not included in the description of the several Wards before mentioned, shall be held belonging to the Wards to which such Streets, Grounds, Houses, and places are severally next adjacent, unless where otherwise specially provided.

Constituency, 1170—returning one Member to Parliament.

Males. Females. Total. Population in 1831, 11,973 15,598 27,571 1841, ... 19,512 19,348 38,860

Increase in 10 years, 7,539 3,750 11,289

VISCOUNT 11ELGUND,

Member of Parliament for the Town of Greenock.

MAGISTRATES AND TOWN COUNCIL. Provost— Samuel Paterson.

Bailies.

Robert Steele, John Haddow, Thomas O. Hunter, James Duff. Treasurer— D. A. Campbell.

Councillors.

1st Ward. John Neill. Robert Thorne. John Haddow. 3d Ward. D. A. Campbell. Charles Grey. JohnM'Gregor. 5th Ward. James Ai^buckle. T. O. Hunter. Robert Millar. 2d Ward. James Duff, James Johnston. Robert Steele. 4th Ward. Samuel Paterson. Hugh Dempster. H. M'llwraith. Thomas Hamlin.

Ordinary Meetings, first Tuesday of every month. — — .

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Office- Bearers. Town Clerk—John Kerr Gray. Collector of Town's Assessment— A Depute Town Clerk—John Scott. Nimrno. Chamberlain—John Martin. Collector of Harbour and Anchorage Procurator Fiscal— G. Williamson. Dues—A, Shannon. Superintendent of Public Works— Superintendent of Town and Quay G. Hamilton. Police— Alex. Mann. Harbour $ Dock Master— J. Allen. Steamboat Harbour Master—John Depute Harbour Master— R. Kerr. Shaw. Assessor— Alexander Dunlop, Advocate, Edinburgh*

TRUSTEES ON THE HARBOURS. By Acts of Parliament, the Provost, Magistrates, and Town Council, are, with the following gentlemen, elected annually in November,

by the Shipowners of Greenock : COMMISSIONERS ON THE HARBOURS.

T. B. Ross. Thomas Potter. Thomas Kincaid. Robert Cuthbert. A. M. Hunter. Donald M'Larty. John MacCunn. Jas. C. Buchanan Thomas Hamlin. Clerk—John Kerr Grav WATER TRUSTEES.

The Trustees for paving, lighting, cleansing, and watching the town, and supplying the same with water, in terms of the Act of Parliament, are the Provost, Magistrates, and Town Council, along with nine persons elected by the feuars, householders, and rate-payers, three of them in November annually, viz. :

John Clark. John M'Lean. John M'Kenzie. T. M. Macfarlane. Hugh Cameron, jr. John Macallister. Daniel Macalister. Colin M'Millan. George Lamb. John Kerr Gray, Clerk —A. Nimmo, Collector.

Superintendent of Scavengers : — George Hutcheson.

water commissioners —(Elected annually in November.) John M. Crawford. David M'Leod. W. A. Orr. John Lennox. Mathew Mitchell. William Bone. Archd. M'Kenzie. Neil Morrison. James M'Crossan. John Kerr Gray, Clerk.

ADJUSTER OF IMPERIAL WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. Weights, John G - Buchanan,* Inspector and Adjuster, 18, Cath- Dry MeasuresKnroc andflnn £s. cart Street Liquid Measures,

TOWN POLICE.— Office, 47, Hamilton Street.

Alex. Mann, Superintendent of Town Police, — House, 15, Hamilton Street. One Day Sergeant, One Day Corporal, One Night Sergeant, One Night Corporal, Ten Day Officers, Eighteen Night Watchmen, One Night Turnkey. Charles Auld, M.D., Police Surgeon. APPENDIX.

HARBOUR POLICE.

Alex. Mann, Superintendent of the Quay and Harbour Police, —House, 15, Hamilton Street,— with Eleven Day Officers, Three Steam-boat do., and Twelve Night Watchmen.

GREENOCK PRISON.—2, Market Street. John Love, Governor. John M'Millan, Watchman. Miss Gibson, Matron. Rev. David M'Kay, Chaplain. Alexander M'Kellar, Warder. Dr. J. R. Spiers, Surgeon.

LOWER WARD COMMITTEE OF RENFREWSHIRE PRISON BOARD.

William Martin, Esq., Convener. Thomas Oliphant Hunter, Esq. Duncan Weir, Esq. A. M. Burrell, Esq., Port- Glasgow. Andrew Lindsay, Esq. Major Darroch, of Gourock. John Dunn, Writer, Paisley, Clerk to the Board.

ENGINES FOR EXTINGUISHING FIRE.

The Water Engines and other apparatus are deposited at the Engine- House, Taylor's Close. Keys for them to be found at Alex. Mann's, Super- intendent of Police, 15, Hamilton Street— Police Office, 47, Hamilton Street. James Allan, Vennel, Superintendent of Engines.

MARKETS.

Fish Market, opposite 1, West Breast. Flesh Market, 10, Market Street— William Melvin, Inspector and Super- intendent, 3, Cathcart Square. Besides a Weekly Market held on Friday, Fairs, each of three days' duration, annually begin on the first Thursday of

July, and fourth Tuesday of November ; and a Horse and Cattle Market, which is held on the Friday before Glasgow Whitsun Monday Fair, and on the Friday immediately preceding Kilbarchan Fair.

GREENOCK CEMETRY. COMMITTEE OP MANAGEMENT FOR 1848 49. Thomas O. Hunter Charles Grey A. D. Campbell James Johnstone John Haddow Hugh Dempster Thomas O. Hunter, Convener. Peter Clark, Superintendent.

The Greenock Cemetery was, in January, 1846, projected by John Gray, Esq., then one of the Councillors of the Town, with the assistance of a Com- mittee of the Town Council, and was completed in the autumn of 1846, under the superintendence of Mr Stewart Murray, of the Royal Botanic Gar- dens, Glasgow, and is now considered one of the chief ornaments of the town. The cost, including a very handsome gateway, has been from ,£3000 to £4000. The ground was procured from Sir Michael R. Shaw Stewart, at 5d per fall —the lowest sum which can be taken under the entail of the Estate of Greenock. The extent of the Cemetery is upwards of 21 acres, and is beautifully situated on the Bow Hill, having its main entrance immediately adjoining Brachelston Toll. ATPPEflDIX. 49

INFIRMARY—Inverkip Street—Established 1819.

Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, Baronet, President. The Provost of Greenock, and Adam Fairrie, Vice-Presidents. Robert Macfie, Treasurer— George Williamson, Jun., Secretary. COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT. Thomas O. Hunter, Chairman—John M'llvain, Vice Chairman. Tbe Provost of Port-Glasgow John Brown Mathew Orr Robert Jamieson John Graham William Orr Walter Boag John More Thomas M. Macfarlane John Hunter, Fish Merchant Graham Macfarlane Duncan A. Campbell John Hercus John H. Carmichael Robert Little MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. Dr John Fox—Dr John R. Speirs—Hugh Thomson, Surgeon. Dr Kelburne King. W. R. Hatrick, Apothecary. Mrs Margaret Cottar, Matron.

LUNATIC ASYLUM, HILLEND. William Thomson, Manager—James Mackie, M.D., Physician. This Asylum was established in 1824 at Fancy Farm, but removed to Hillend in 1840. It has been much extended and improved since removal to this healthful situation. Every attention is paid to the comfort of the inmates ; and the cures, we understand, are at least equal to any similar establishment in Scotland.

GREENOCK LIBRARY—Watt Monument, 5, Union Street. Instituted 1783.

The management is vested in a Committee, who are elected annually in January. The annual payment is 13s. Robert N. Nicholson, Treasurer and Secretary—E. C. Black, Librarian.

In 1807 a collection of Foreign Literature was commenced, which collection, now greatly enlarged, was in 1834 added to this Library, and is free to all the subscribers without any additional charge. Ten pounds annually from the general funds, are applied to the purchase of foreign books. The Library contains upwards of 10,000 volumes, and has above 200 subscribers.

GREENOCK MECHANICS' INSTITUTION—7, Sir Michael St. Instituted 1836. John M. Crawford President—John Browning, Treasurer. George Millar, Secretary. David Gow, Curator and Librarian.

The Institution a comprises Library of nearly 4000 Volumes j a Reading Room, containing almost all the Metropolitan and an extensive selection of the Provincial and Local Newspapers, and nearly the whole of the popular Periodicals, Magazines, and Reviews of the day—accessible to Mechanics and others on the following terms, viz. : Reading Room and Library, Is 6d per quarter; Apprentices, Is, E B 50 APPENDIX.

CARTSDYKE MECHANICS' LIBRARY—4, East Blackhall Street. Instituted 1830.

The annual payment is two shillings. The management is vested in a Committee of 21. Dunean M ( Arthur, Librarian. The Library contains upwards of 2100 volumes, and has about 400 readers. Open Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evenings, from half-past 7 till & o'clock.

GREENOCK COFFEE ROOM—8, Cathcart Square.

Opened in 1820. Terms, £1 10s. yearly, paid in advance. Strangers re- siding in the Town for not more than six weeks, admitted gratis.

committee. Robert Blair Andrew Tasker Robert Forrest John Haddow James Arbuckle Andrew Carmichael Charles P. Hunter John Lyle William L. Lamb, Treasurer. John H. Teulon, Keeper,—house, Red-barn Cottage, Roxburgh Street

GREENOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS and ASSEMBLY ROOMS—44, Cathcart Street.

COMMITTEE. Robert Ewing Robert Steele j William Leitch C. C. Scott James Oughterson H. T. Patten James Tasker John Scott Andrew Tasker, Treasurer and Secretary. Robert Allan, Keeper—house, 53, Shaw Street.

CHARITY SCHOOL—Ann Street. COMMITTEE. Archibald Denniston Robert Park I William Martin William Montgomery Donald M'Donald Thomas Fairrie, Treasurer Alexander M'Gill William M. Halbert, Secretary Robert Miller John Johnston, Teacher.

SHAWS WATER JOINT STOCK COMPANY. Constituted by Act of Parliament 10th June, 1825.

DIRECTORS.

Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, Chairman. James Tasker, Vice-Chairman. William Park, anc idrew Lindsay, Robert Steele, James Johnstone, John Rodger, jr. David Crawford, Clerk. Peter Morrison, Superintendent. APPENDIX. SI

GREENOCK PAROCHIAL BOARD— Rooms, 35, Charles Street.

The Management is vested in a Committee of 60—sub-divided into Com- mittees for the despatch of business—Thomas Hamlin, Chairman. D. Mncewen, Collector. John Maleom, Inspector— Erskine Orr, Sub-Inspector- Archibald Blair, Clerk. DISTRICT SURGEONS. A. D. Stewart James Anderson Alexander Kelso J. M'Kinnis James Smith, and David Hammond, Officers.

MERCHANT SEAMEN'S FUND—Greenock Branch. TRUSTEES. Thomas Hamlin, Chairman. Alexander Russell Andrew Boyd John Macgregor John Cunningham W. A, Orr, Secretary and Treasurer— Archibald Shannon, Receiver. Andrew Low, Officer.

There are 98 Old Seamen, 664 Widows, and 351 Children, who are per- manent pensioners on the Fund, receiving £2012 10s per annum. There are also allowances granted to Seamen who are temporarily disabled by sick- Jiess or accident. Greenock, conjoined with Glasgow and Port-Glasgow, forms one Fund—having a capital of £14,630; with a revenue of £5,400; •expending annually £4,595 in pensions to Seamen, &c.

CUSTOM-HOUSE— Steam-Boat Quay.

Collector, W. S. Roe Comptroller, William M'Aulay.

Long-Room Clerks, Thomas King, Ullrick Walton, Thomas S. Willingale, Hugh M'Gregor, Robert L. Malone. Duncan M'Farlane, Messenger. John Innes, Landing Surveyor and Surveyor of Warehouses. Comptroller of Accounts and Jerquer, vacant. Warehouse-keeper, James Gibson. Clerks for General Business, James Little, Stewart Mac Alister, John Ritchie, and William Pitcairn.

Searchers, Landing Waiters, and Coast Waiters, A. Langwill, Andrew Pit- cairn, William MacDowall, Neil Leitch, William Montgomery, Robert Morrison, John Cleland, and J. W. Huntley. Medical Superintendent of Quarantine, Charles Auld, M.D. Tide Surveyors, Samuel Curtis and Edwin Hanley. Superintendent of Lockers and Weighers, John M'Dougall.

Lockers, John Summers, Kenneth M'Caskill, David Main, Colin Macintosh, Mathew M'Aulay, Samuel Jack, Aulay M'Aulay, Robert Kerr, James Johnstone and James Denholme. Weighers, John Paterson, Neil Gray, William Muir and George Clubb.

TIDEWAITERS FIRST CLASS.

John Davison. Colin Campbell. I ] Henry Toby. 1 Robert Main. M. A. Dodd. A. M'Millan. I | George Bear. | William Trapps.

P. M'Intyre. I John Ford. | Ephm. Barbour. I Hy. Partridge.

Andrew Burnet, j Benjamin Main. J 52 APPENDIX,

SECOND CLASS. Edwd. W. Ward. William Comrie. A. W. Blackwell D. W. M'Master Richard Jones. Chas. M'Pherson Arthur Arkley. John Calder. John Ramsay. Robt. M'Auslan. Foster Irwin. A. Chalmers. James Johnstone. William Poison. Malcom M'Larty John Speirs Thomas Ogilvie. P. M'Farlane. Wm. J. O'Neill. John Sutherland. BOATMEN FIRST CLASS. William Calder, Isaac Flucker, Donald Poison and Andrew Coupar. SECOND CLASS. John Campbell, David Tait, William Wright, Thomas Smith, Thomas Bouckles and A. M'Gilvray. House-keeper, Ann Stevenson. Hours of Attendance for the despatch of Public Business— In-door Depart- ment, from Ten till Four ; Out-door and Warehouse Department, from 1st April to 30th September, from Six to Nine a.m., and from Ten a.m. till

Four p.m. ; during February, March, October, and November, from Nine

a.m. till Four p.m ; and during January and December, from Nine a.m. till Three p.m. The following Holidays are observed : —Christmas Day, Good Friday, and the Anniversary of the Birth-day of Her Majesty.

FISHERY OFFICE—67, West Blackhall Street. General Inspector, Robert Nicholson— Local Inspector, T. M'Donald.

INLAND REVENUE OFFICE (LATE EXCISE> Customhouse Buildings. William Torrance, Collector. Clerks, Peter Conacher and Alexander Lyall. GREENOCK DISTRICT. James Leslie, Supervisor. Out-door Officers, William Crawford, James Galbraith, George Graham, James Richardson and Alexander M'Pherson.

Open every lawful day from 10 morning till 4 afternoon,

INLAND REVENUE OFFICE (STAMPS AND TAXES), No. 40, Cathcart Street. Robert Jamieson, Distributor of Stamps and Collector of Assessed and In- come Taxes for the Counties of Renfrew and Bute. Clerks, John Reid, John Hunter and John M'Arthur.

Open from 10 till 3, and from 7 till 8 evening, and on Saturdays from 10 till 1. BANKING-HOUSES.

GREENOCK BANK—47, Cathcart Street. Open from 10 o'clock till 3 afternoon—shuts at 12 on Saturdays. Draws Liverpool on Jones, Lloyd & Co., London; Liverpool Boro' Bank, ; Bel- fast Bank and Branches; Bank of Ireland, and Branches; and all the principal towns in Britain. Alexander Thomson, Manager. John Thomson, Cashier— Alexander Brymner and John Johnstone, Deputy-Cashiers. Thomas A. M'Ghee, Accountant. Robert Chalmers, porter,— House, 4, Mansion-house La,ne. —

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UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND— 1, Hamilton Street.

Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon, and from 7 till 8 evening shuts at 12 noon on Saturdays. Draws on Glyn, Halifax & Co., Lon-

don ; Union Bank of Scotland, Glasgow and Edinburgh, and all their

Branches ; and on all the principal towns in England and Ireland. Agent, Andrew Anderson— Cashier, Colin Lamont, jun. Accountant, C. D. Lamont. James Somerville, porter,— House, 4, Church Place.

BANK OF SCOTLAND—56, Cathcart Street.

Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon —shuts at 12 on Saturdays. Draws on Smith, Payne & Smiths, London ; Bank of England and Branches; Bank of Ireland and Branches; Manchester and Liverpool District Bank, and Provincial Bank of Ireland; and on all the principal towns in Britain. Agent, Robert Baine. Accountant, Alexander M'Dougall. Teller, George Mackie. John Stewart, Porter — House, 5, Lynedoch Street.

ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND—8, Cathcart Street.

Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon —shuts at 12 on Saturdays. Draws on Coutts & Co., London; on the Bank of England; the Bank

of Ireland, and their branches ; and on all the principal towns in Britain, Agent, Thomas Turner. Accountant, David M. Latham. Teller, James Brownlie— Clerk, William Leitch.

CLYDESDALE BANK—4, Hamilton Street.

Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon —shuts at 12 on Saturdays.

Draws on Barnett, Hoares & Co., London ; Clydesdale Bank, Glasgow in and Edinburgh ; on the principal towns Britain ; and on the Commer- cial Bank of the Midland District, Canada. Agent, Alexander Rodger. Accountant, Robert N. Nicholson— Teller, Peter Cunningham. Clerk, James Paterson. John Russell, Porter— House at the Bank.

PROVIDENT BANK— 1 Church Place.

Open every day from 12 till 3 o'clock p.m., and on the evenings of Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday, from half-past 6 till 8 o'clock.

Lord Melgund, President. Alexander Anderson, Chairman.

Alexander Stewart. James Brownlie. John Cunningham. David Johnston. James Ballantine. Robert Millar. Alexander Ritchie. Thomas Connal. Robert Blair. James Alexander. John Walker. John Stuart. George Blair. Robert Finlay.

Colin Lamont, jr., Cashier. Liddell & King, Secretaries. James Adam, Clerk. E 2 54 APPENDIX.

GREENOCK PENNY CLUB—1, Church Place.

The object of this Club is to promote habits of regularity and frugal econ- omy. It is intended for the benefit. of persons of all ages, both sexes, and every class ; and the result will be produced by offering premiums for the regular deposit weekly, at the Provident Bank, of sums from Id. to Is., re. payable on or about the 1st November every year. DIRECTORS.

James Ewing I John F. Mackay Alan Ker James M. Scott Allan Park Paton, Secretary.

COURTS.

Burgh and Police Court. Held in the Town Hall, 47, Hamilton Street, every lawful day, except Tuesdays and Fridays, at 10 o'clock. Judges—The Sheriff, Provost, and Bailies. Assessor— Town Clerk. Prosecutor—Procurator Fiscal.

Justice of Peace Court— Held every Thursday.

Justices of the Peace. Anderson, A- Ker, John Scott, John Angus, Robert Leitch, W. Scott, Charles C. Baine, Robert Marshall, Claud Steele, Robert Baine, Walter Macfie, William Stuart, James Crooks, John Macfie, Robert Tasker, James Darroch, Major Martin, John Thomson, Alex. Ewing, Robert Montgomery, W. Turner, Thomas Fairrie, Thomas Oughterson, James Sheriff-Substitute Ferguson, Duncan Rodger, John, jr. Provost and Bailies Gray, John Rankin, A. ex-officiis.

Clerk- • Alex. Wilson. Depute-Clerk— James Inglis. Procurator-Fiscal— John M'Dougall. Bar Officer, James Crookshanks.

Commissary Court.

Held at Paisley every Thursday, at Eleven o'Clock Forenoon. Hercules James Robertson, Commissary- R. Robertson Glasgow, Depute. Clerk, Robert Wyllie.

Quarter Sessions.

Held at Greenock first Tuesday of March, May, and August, and last Tuesday of October. Meetings for licensing Publicans for the parishes of Greenock, Port- Glasgow, Kilmalcolm, and Inverkip, first Tuesday of May and last Tuesday of October. Applications for licenses (printed forms of which may be had of John Hislop, R. A. Baird, R. Stewart, and John Len- nox, Booksellers,) must be lodged ten days, at least, previous to the day of meeting. — 1

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Sheriff Court.

Held in the County Buildings, Bank Street, every Friday during Session, at 1 1 o'clock forenoon.

Sheriff— Hercules J. Robertson. Sheriff- Substitute— Claud Marshall. David Crawford, Sheriff- Substitute, in the absence of Claud Marshall. Procurator Fiscal— George Williamson. Archibald M'Callum, Depute-Clerk, in the absence of James Inglis. Clerk— William Baxt.—Depute-Clerk—James Inglis.

Sheriff Small Debt Court. Held in the County Buildings, Bank Street, every Monday, at 1 o'clock — Continued cases are disposed of at half-past 10. ^m^— Hercules Jas. Robertson. Sheriff- Substitute— Claud Marshall. Clerk— William Barr. Depute-Clerk—James Inglis. James Crookshanks, Bar Officer.

form of proceeding in the recovery of small debts.

Debts may be recovered in a summary form, before the Justice of

Peace Court, to the extent of £5 ; and, before the Sheriff Courts, to the extent of .£8 6s. 8d. The first step is to set forth in a complaint or libel, agreeably to a prescribed form, (the Clerks of Court will provide the necessary forms,) the origin of the debt, or ground of action ; and to cause the same, with a copy of the account, if any, to be served on the defender. A warrant will, at the same time, be obtained to cite witnesses, and to use arrestments. The parties may appear either by themselves or by members of their

families, or others whom the Court may authorise ; but in no case by persons practising the profession of the law, without special leave. If the defender fail to appear, after being cited personally, he will be held as confessed, and judgment will be given against him. In the Justice of Peace Court, if the defender has not been cited

personally, he will receive a spcond citation ; after which, whether given

personally or not, he will be held confessed, as above ; but in the Sheriff Court only one citation is given. But when a decree is given in absence against the defender, he may. before a charge is given, or in the event of a charge being given, before implement has followed, but not to exceed three months, apply for a re-hearing, on consigning the sums decerned for, and 10s. to meet further expenses. If decree in absence be given against the pursuer, he may, within one month, obtain a re-hearing, on consigning 2s. 6d., if the case be before

the Justices ; and the expense decerned for, with 5s. to meet further expenses, if the case be before the Sheriff. The case will be adjourned, upon the pursuer or defender offering a suitable excuse, or if any witness be absent. If decree be given against the defender in his personal presence, dili-

gence may proceed against him by arrestment instantly ; and by poinding and sale, at the end of ten days. If decree be given against the defender in his absence, poinding and sale, as above, can only follow after a charge of ten days. The defender on shewing cause, may be allowed to pay the sums decerned for by instalments. 56 APPENDIX.

The decrees of the Sheriff may be executed in any county, on the same being endorsed by the Clerk of such county. Any arrestments used in cases before the Sheriff, must be used within sixty days after the warrant is obtained, and renewed every

three months ; and such arrestments may be loosed, on offering sufficient caution, or on showing evidence of absolvitor, or payment, or on consigning the sums demanded, if before decree. The above forms will apply to any action of forthcoming whatever, for before the Sheriff, making effectual arrestments ; but in such actions both the defender and arrestee must be cited to appear in Court on the same day. Decrees, pronounced in this summary form, by the Sheriff, will only be reviewable by the next Circuit Court of Justiciary, or, if there be no Circuit Court, by the High Court of Justiciary, at Edinburgh, on the ground of corruption, or malice, or oppression, on the part of the Judge. Such decrees, when pronounced by the Justices, will only be reviewable by a reduction before the Court of Session, on the ground of malice oppression the part and on of the Justices ; and such reduction will only be competent for one year, and finding caution for costs, No person shall be exempted from the jurisdiction of Justices or Sheriffs, in such cases, by reason of privilege as a member of the Col- lege of Justice.

LIEUTENANCY OF RENFREWSHIRE. Right Hon. the Earl of Glasgow, Lord Lieutenant. Col. Mure of Caldwell, M. P., Vice- Lieutenant. Sir William Milliken Napier, of Napier, Bart., Convener. Member for the County, Col. Mure of Caldwell. DEPUTY LIEUTENANTS. Sir M. R. S. Stewart, Bart, W. Cunninghame of Craigends. James Richardson of Ralston. Ludovic Houston of Johnstone Thomas Speirs of Blacksion. Col. James Harvie of Castlesemple Alexander Boyd of Southbar. and Mousewald, K. H. Lord Blantyre. Robert Fulton of Hartfield. Archibald Campbell of Blythswood. Duncan Darroch of Gourock. Allan Gilmour of Eaglesham. William Fleming of Barrochan. R. C. Graham of Gartmore. William Maxwell of Dargavel. John Henderson of Park. Sir William Milliken Napier of Na- John Harvey, yr. of Castlesemple. pier, Bart. William Lowndes of Arthurlie. William Napier of Blackstoun Col. D. H Macdowall of Garthland. James Corbett Porterfield of Porter- Sir John Maxwell of Pollock, Bart. field. John Maxwell Hall of Dargavel. R. Wallace of Kelly. Captain R. G. M. Napier, younger The Provost of Renfrew for the time. of Milliken. The Provost of Paisley for the time. William Maxwell Alexander of Bal- The Provost of Greenock for the lochmyle. time. | Clerk of Lieutenancy, Robert Wylie.

INCOME TAX COMMISSIONERS.

The Sheriffof the County I J. C. Porterfield, of Porterfield

The Sheriff Substitute at Greenock | Dr M'CulIoch of Craigbait

Duncan Darroch of Gourock I Colonel M'Dowall of Carruth, &c.

William Macfie of Langhouse | Alexander Graham of Capelly Robert Salmon, Clerk— David Forrest, Assessor. —

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COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY FOR THE LOWER WARD OF THE COUNTY.

The Sheriff of the County Captain Houston Stewart, R.N. Claud Marshall, Sheriff- Sub. of Greenock R. C. Bontine of Ardoch Robert Wallace of Kelly James C. Porterfield of Porterfield Duncan Darroch of Gourock The Provost of Port- Glasgow William Macfie of Langhouse The Provost of Greenock Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart

William Barr, Clerk of Supply, 33, Old Sneddon, Paisley.

WRITERS. David Crawford, Dean of Faculty. David Glassford, Treasurer—John Black, Fiscal. Robert Blair, Secretary.

1825 p Robert Blair 1835 p Hew M'llwraith 1821 *p John Black 1845 p Archibald M'Kellar 1849 p John Black, junior 1848 *p John Macdougall 1815 *p David Crawford 1846 Daniel Maclean 1838 *p Hugh Dempster 1846 Archibald M'Kinnon 1840 *p Archibald Denniston 1846 p Robert Neill 1827 *p James Dunlop 1841 * Allan Park Paton 1821 *p David Glassford 1829 *p Henry T. Patten 1839 v John Kerr Gray 1842 Robert Salmon 1819 * Andrew Ingles 1842 John Scott 1838 *p Thomas King 1839 Allan Swan 1845 p Archibald Langwill 1819 *p James Turner 1822 *r William Liddell 1822 *p James Turner, junior 1848 Dugald Little 1815 *p George Williamson 1824 *p Crawfurd Muir 1844 p George Williamson, junior 1846 Claud Marshall, junior 1846 p Robert Wright 1839 Archibald M'Callum 1821 p Archibald Yuill 1837 p William M'Clure

Those marked thus (*) are Notaries— those marked thus (p) are Procu- rators. The years opposite the Procurators' names are those in which they became Procurators of Court. The years opposite the names who are not Procurators, are those in which they commenced business as Writers.

PUBE.IC OFFICES.

Advertiser Office, 2, Bank Street— Published every Tuesday and Friday Scott & Mackenzie, Proprietors. Assembly Rooms, 44, Cathcart Street— Robert Allan, Keeper. Baron Bailie's Office, Mansion House. Clerk to Commissioners on Property and Income Tax, 4, Church Place, Robert Salmon. Chamber of Commerce of Greenock, incorporated by Royal Charter in 1813 —Andrew Anderson, Chairman—Thomas King, Secretary. Coffee Room (Exchange), 44, Cathcart Street— Robert Allan, Keeper. Coffee Room, 8, Cathcart Square—John H. Tuelon, Keeper. Collector of Harbour Dues, &c, Customhouse Buildings— Archibald Shan- non, Collector. Customhouse, Steamboat Quay= 58 APPENDIX.

Fishery Office, 67, West Blackball Street— Robert Nicholson, General In- spector, and Thomas M'Donald, Local Inspector. Gas Works, 12, Crawford Street— Instituted 1823— A. '• Ritchie, Manager. Harbour Masters' Office, Steamboat Quay—James Allen, Harbour Master; Robert Kerr, Depute-Harbour Master. Inland Revenue Office (late Excise), Customhouse Buildings. Inland Revenue Office, (Stamps and Taxes), 40, Cathcart Street— Robert Jamieson, Distributor of Stamps, and Collector of Assessed and Income Taxes for the Counties of Renfrew and Bute. Justice of Peace Clerk's Office, County Buildings, Bank Street—James Inglis, Depute-Clerk. Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign Shipping, 2, West Quay—John Barr dimming, Surveyor ; Thomas O. Hunter, Agent. Master of Works' Office, 13, East India Breast— George Hamilton, Master of Works. Parochial Board Rooms, 35, Charles Street —John Malcom, Inspector; Erskine Orr, Sub-Inspector. Police Office, 47, Hamilton Street— Alexander Mann, Superintendent of Town and Harbour Police. Poor Rates Office, Parochial Board Rooms, 35, Charles Street— Dugald Macewen, Collector. Post Office, 2, Church Place—Thomas M'Millan, Postmaster—(For partic- ulars, see first page of Appendix.) Procurator Fiscal's Office, 47, Hamilton Street— George Williamson, Proc- urator Fiscal for the Town and the Lower Ward of the County. Railway Company's Office, 41, Cathcart Street. Register Office for Seamen, 2, West Breast—James Watt and John M'llvain, Shipping Masters. Renfrewshire Advertiser Office, 47, Hamilton Street-— Published every Sa- turday—Robert Wilson, Editor. Shaws Water Joint Stock Company's Office, 2, Dock Breast—David Craw- ford, Clerk, Mansion House. Sheriff Clerk's Office, County Buildings, Bank Street—J. Inglis, Dep. Clerk. Sheriff Court House, County Buildings, Bank Street. Town Assessment Office, 17, Cathcart Street— Andrew Nimmo, Collector. Town Clerk's Office, 47, Hamilton, Street—John K. Gray, Town Clerk. Town Chamberlain's Office, 47, Hamilton Street—John Martin, Chamber- lain.

GLASGOW PAISLEY AND GREENOCK RAILWAY CO.

Incorporated by Act of Parliament, 15th July, 1837.

Capital £866,666.

DIRECTORS. Captain Houston Stewart, Chairman—James Tasker, Deputy-Chairman. Andrew Anderson Christopher Saltmarshe Robert Ewing Charles C. Scott Thomas Kincaid Robert Steele Joseph Locke Thomas Turner John Poynter William Whitmore

John Anderson, Accountant—J. E. Errington, Engineer. Robert Sinclair, Superintendent of Locomotive Department. John Ker, Superintendent of Goods and Parcels. Turner & M'Kellar, Law Agents, Church Place. N , i

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John Munro, Session- Clerk. James Inglis, Precentor. —Donald M'Intyre, Church-Officer.

BOUNDARIES.

From the Old Dock running up Vennel taking the west side thereof to Cowgate, up said street taking west side thereof to Market-street, round the 60 APPENDIX. westmost corner of Market-street, along the Policy Boundary Line to Bogle-street, to John Gray's Stores, running up Bogle-street, taking west side thereof, to Mrs Fairlie's Property inclusive, running along west part of Regent-street to Lyndoch-slreet, up said street taking the west side thereof to Reservoir, round south side of Reservoir to the westmost extremity thereof, from thence running southward, crossing Drumfocher Road, up to Whin Hill, including all the streets west and south of said Boundary.

INSTITUTIONS IN CONNEXION WITH THE CONGREGATION.

Congregational Prayer Meeting on the second Monday of the month, at 7 o'clock p.m. Sabbath Classes for the Young in the Session-house and Vestry, at 5 o'clock p.m. Minister's Weekly Class for Young Persons, on Tuesday Evenings, at 6 o'clock. " West Church Association for Religious Purposes"— (under the direction of the Kirk-Session and a Committee of Gentlemen appointed by the Con- gregation.

MIDDLE OR NEW PARISH. Rev. James R. Brown, D.D.— Chosen by Town Council, Session, and Feuars. Robert Campbell, Session- Clerk, John Lamont, Precentor.—John Gray, Church-Officer.

BOUNDARIES.

From the westmost corner of Market-street along the Policy Boundary line to Bogle-street, taking John Gray's Stores down Bogle-street, west side thereof to Rue-end-street, taking south side thereof to Cathcart- street, running down said street to shore, along the shore to foot of Low Ven- nel, up low and high parts of Vennel, taking east sides of said street to Cow- gale-street, up east side thereof to the point first described.

INSTITUTIONS IN CONNEXION WITH THIS CONGREGATION.

I. The Middle Parish Parochial Association.—The funds raised are applied to the maintenance of Parochial Institutions for promoting the Religious and Educational interests of the Parish. II. The Middle Parish Congregational Library— Commenced in 1836, and consists of about 1000 volumes, acquired either by donation or purchased with occasional collections. Subscription, 6d. per quarter. Open in the Session- House on Wednesday evenings from 8 till 9. III. The Middle Church Female Clothing Society— For affording cheap ap- parel and Christian counsel to the poor. Treasurer, Mrs Martin; Secretary, Mrs Brown. Twelve Lady Directors and twenty-five Lady Assistants meet every alternate week. IV. District Visiting Committees— Consisting of elders, assisted by male members to report once a month. V. The Sessional Day- School—In Ann-street. Robert Campbell, teacher. VI. The Middle Parish Sabbath Evening School— Comprising about 300 children, and 22 teachers. VII. Dr. Brown has Classes for Religious Instruction every Tuesday evening. VIII. A Meeting for Prayer and Exhortation— In the Middle Parish School, Ann-street, every Friday Evening, at 8 o'clock. Intended princi- pally for working people, and may be attended in their ordinary working clothes. A&FENMX. 61

EAST PARISH.

Rev. James Hutcheson— Chosen by Town Council and Committee of Proprietors. John Love, Precentor and Session-Clerk. Thomas Smith, Church-Officer.

BOUNDARIES. From Shore at Rue-end up to Cathcart-street, taking south side thereof to Rue-end-street, along Rue-end- street taking east side thereof to Bogle-street, up Bogle-street taking east side thereof, along Regent-street taking south side thereof to Lyndoch "Street, up Lyndoch-street taking south side thereof, crossing Drumfocher Road, taking in Berry-yards, to the Boundary Line, atong the Boundary Line to the Parishes of Kilmalcolm and Port- Glasgow, down Devol's Burn to the Shore, along the Shore to the point first described.

In connexion with this Church there is a society called the Greenock East Parish Society, for the promotion of Religion, the Funds to be exclusively devoted to Parochial or Congregational purposes : — 1st, The building and

supporting one or more Schools in the Parish ; 2d, The providing and main- taining a Congregational Library; 3d, The purchase of Tracts and Mission-

ary Publications for circulation in the Parish ; and the Directors shall have the power of apportioning the funds for these purposes at their discretion. Managed by the Minister of the Parish as President, a Treasurer and Secre- tary, and 12 Directors. Also, a Sabbath School, average number of attend- ants 180, conducted by IS teachers. There is also a Library in connexion with this congregation, open every Friday evening from 7 till 8 o'clock.

GAELIC CHAPEL, WEST BURN STREET.

( Vacant. ) John Graham, Precentor— Alexander Shaw, Officer.

NORTH CHURCH, GREY PLACE.

( Vacant. )

FREE CHURCH MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

FREE CHURCH PRESBYTERY OF GREENOCK Meets once a Month in the Free Middle Church.

TLACE. MINISTER. ORDINATION. POST-TOWIT. Cartsdyke, Jarces Stark, J 834 Greenock Cumbraes, James Drummond, 1830 Largs Erskine, R. R. Caldwell, 1845 Paisley Fairlie, John Gemmel, A.M. 1835 Largs Gourock, Donald M'Leod, 1831 Greenock Greenock, Middle, James Smith, A.M. 1824 Do. West, Patrick M-Farlan, D.D. 1806 Do. St. Andrews John James Bonar, 1835 Do. Gaelic, Do. St. Thomas William Laughton, 1839 ... Tnverkip, John Anderson, 1844 La,'g 9 » David B. Douie, M.A. 1831 Largs Port-Glasgow, James Morrison, 1842 Port-Glasgow Rev. James Stark, Presbytery Clerk. F F $2 APPENDIX.

WEST FREE CHURCH—Ardgowan Street.

Rev- Patrick M'Farlan, D.D.—Chosen, by Male Members of the Church. Rev. Isaac Barrett, Assistant. Alexander Gillies, Precentor. —Matthew Muir, Church-Officer.

In connexion with this Church and St. Thomas's Church, and also supported by Members of other Churches, there is a society called Old and St. Thomas's Work Society, conducted by a Committee of Ladies, consisting of a President, three Vice-Presidents, a Secretary, Treasurer, 18 of a Com- mute, and four Collectors; the object of this Society is to give work to poor women in making clothes, which the Committee sell at their Repository, Cameron's Land, head of Jamaica Street. This Society does much good t» the industrious poor who receive aid from its funds, however small the sura given, accompanied as it is by the distribution of Religious Tracts.

MIDDLE FREE CHURCH—3, West Burn Street.

Rev. James Smith, A.M., chosen by the Members of the Church. Charles M'Bride, Precentor—Dugald Smith, Church-Officer. Alexander Hall, Session-Clerk. Alexander Rodger, Treasurer to Deacons' Court. Alexander Ritchie, Treasurer to the Sustentation Fund.

A Prayer Meeting is held in the Church every Wednesday evening, at

Half-past 7 o'clock ; also, a Sabbath Evening School—average attendance 180 children, with 21 teachers.

ST. ANDREWS FREE CHURCH,— 43, West Stewart Street. Rev. John James Bonar, chosen by Male Members of the Church„ Alexander Ferguson, Precentor— Charles Nicol, Church-Officer. James Watson, Treasurer to Deacons' Court. James Alexander, Clerk to Deacons' Court. John Fleming, Treasurer to Missionary Association. Messrs M'Andrew and Clark, Librarians to Congregational Library.

ST. THOMAS' FREE CHURCH—22, Dalrymple Street. Rev. William Laughton, chosen by Male Members of the Church. Robert Roxburgh, Precentor—James Boag, Church-Officer. Robert Blair, Clerk to Deacons' Court. Thomas Fairrie, Treasurer to Deacons' Court. Henry M'Murtrie, Session- Cleik, and Treasurer to Sustentation FuncL

SOUTH FREE CHURCH (GAELIC)—2, Jamaica Street. Vacant.

CARTSDYKE FREE CHURCH— 33, Rue-end Street. Rev. James Stark, chosen by the Male Members of the Church. Archibald Taylor, Church-Officer.

Day School in connexion with this Church—John G. Stewart, Teacher. Four Sabbath Evening Schools, under the superintendence of the Session, average attendance about 200. ———

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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN PRESBYTERY OF PAISLEY AND GREENOCK. Meets alternately at Paisley and Greenock. PLACES. MINISTERS. ORDINATION. POST-TOWN. Alexandria, ,^__ Alexandria Beith Head Street, James Martin, 1843 Beith Mitchell Street, James Meikle, 1812 Bonhill, John R. Swan, 1833 Dumbarton Dumbarton High Street, William M. Halley, 1835 ... Bridge-end, Wyville S. Thomson, J 838 ... Dunoon, William Turner, 1834 Dunoon Gourock, Gourock Greenock George Square, Sutherland Sinclair, 1830 Greenock Nicholson Street, Robert Wilson, A.M. 1828 Sir Michael Street, William Auld, 1801 Union Street, John Smith, 1848 Helensburgh, Alexander M'Ewan, 1845 Helensburgh Inverary, Inverary Johnstone First Congregation, John Clapperton, 1807 Paisley East, George Brooks, 1833 ... Kilbarchan. George Allison, 1842 Kilmaronock, William Morton, 1845 Alexandria Largs, William Steven, 1830 Largs Lochwinnoch, James Monteitb, 1843 Paisley Paisley

Abbey Close, William Nisbet, 1830 ...

Canal Street, ... George Street, Robert Cairns, 1828 Oakshaw Street, William France, 18=33 ... St. James Street, Archibald Baird, D.D. 1817 Thread Street, William M-Dougall, 1823 ... David luglis, Port-Glasgow, f 1800 Port- Glasgow \ William Lauder, 1842 Samuel M'Nab, 1815 Rothesay

!lerk, Rev. Robert Cairns, Paisley,

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—George Square. Rev. Sutherland Sinclair, Pastor—Chosen by Church Members. Alexander Gibson, Precentor— Ronald Johnstone, Church-Officer.

INSTITUTIONS IN CONNEXION WITH THIS CONGREGATION. Sabbath School, taught by the Minister, assisted by upwards of 40 teachers, and attended by 330 scholars. Two Maternal Societies, which hold monthly meetings on Mondays and Thursdays. Missionary Society, for Home and Foreign Missions. Juvenile Missionary Society, for the support of a native Missionary among 4he Heathen. Christian Instruction Society, the members of which visit the housesof tbon who do not attend any church, for the purpose of distributing religious tracts, reading the Scriptures, and holding meetings for prayer and explanation of the Word of God. 64 APPENDIX.

Dorcas Society, for the purpose of affording needlework to poor females connected with the congregation, and assisting to clothe the destitute. Juvenile Total Abstinence Society, consisting of children connected with the Congregation and Sabbath School. Congregational Library, consisting of 300 volumes. The library is free to all the members and seatholders in the congregation, and is open in the Ses- sion-house every Monday night, from 8 till 9 o'clock. Sabbath School Library, consisting of 350 volumes, from which the children in the Sabbath School receive books weekly.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—51, Nicholson Street. Rev. Robert Wilson, A.M., Pastor, chosen by Church Members. David Gow, Precentor— William Morrison, Church-Officer.

In connexion with this Church there is a Missionary Society, Rev. Robert Wilson, President, a Secretary, Treasurer, 15 Members of Committee, and SO Collectors. Also, a Sabbath School, conducted by the Minister, with the assistance of 27 Teachers, male and female—average attendance about 150 Scholars. There is also a Library, containing about 300 volumes, conducted by a Committee, and distributed by the Teachers among the Sabbath School Children.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH— 2, Union Street. Rev. John B. Smith, Pastor, chosen by Church Members. James Reid, Precentor— George Spence, Church- Officer.

In connexion with this Church there is a Missionary Society, Rev. John B. Smith, President; Alexander Lang, Treasurer; Alexander Shearer, Secretary. A weekly Female Class, taught by the Minister on the Tuesday evenings. A Sabbath School, average attendance about 150 Scholars, conducted by the Minister and 17 Assistants.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—33, Sir Michael Street. Rev. William Auld, Pastor, chosen by Church Members. Robert Gordon, Precentor—James Wilson and James Crawford, Church-Officers.

In connexion with this Church are the following Societies : — Society for Religious Purposes—the Minister, President; James Duff and A. Cowan, Vice-Presidents; James Morrison, Secretary; John Hunter, jun., Trea- surer. Juvenile Society for Religious Purposes— the Minister, President; Robert Love and A. Cowan, Vice-Presidents; John Morrison, jun., Trea- surer; Thomas Prentice, Secretary. Congregational Library, containing about 700 volumes—the Minister, President; Archibald Langwill, Treasurer; James Kelso, Secretary; Robert Love, Librarian.

CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL—6, George Square. Vacant. William Neilson, Officer.

Institutions connected with this Chapel : —A Society for Religious purposes, instituted 1837. A Dorcas Society for the benefit of the poor connected with the church, and also Foreign Missionary Stations. A Sabbath School, average attendance, 100. A Day School conducted by John Slack; and a Bible Class for the Young Men and Women on Tuesday evenings. APPENDIX. 65

REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—46, West Stewart Street. Rev. Andrew Gilmour, Pastor, chosen by Church Members. John Gardner, Precentor— Alexander Laird, Church-Officer.

EVANGELICAL UNION CHURCH- Sir Michael Street. Rev. Alexander C. Rutherford, Pastor— Chosen by Church Members. A. Taylor, Precentor—James M'Lintock, Church-Officer. institutions in connexion with this congregation. 1. Sabbath ScJiool. Superintended by the Session or Elders, assisted by (qualified Teachers, Members of the Church. 2. Tract Society for the purpose of distributing religious tracts, reading the Scriptures, and holding meetings for prayer, and explanation of the word of God. 3. Total Abstinence Society, for the purpose of encouraging and helping forward the cause of Total Abstinence from all intoxicating drinks. 4. Sabbath School Library, from which the children of the Sabbath School receive books weekly. 5. A Bible Class for advanced pupils, taught by the Minister of the church.

BAPTIST CHAPEL-7, West Burn Street. Vacant.

BAPTIST CHAPEL—3, Sir Michael Street. Mutual Instruction. William Campbell, Precentor.

METHODIST CHAPEL—6, Tobago Street. Rev. B. Frankland, Pastor, appointed by Conference. Andrew Young, Precentor—Duncan Murdoch, Officer.

SEAMEN'S CHAPEL-2, Mid Breast. Rev. David Mackay, Chaplain — Andrew Low, Officer. There is attached to this Chapel a Sabbath School —average attendance 77.

ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHAPEL— 104, Union Street. Rev. Charles Cole, Incumbent, chosen by a Committee of 12 Members. George Bradley, Clerk—Miss M'Neill, Organist. This Chapel is under the management of a Vestry, consisting of two Clerical and eleven Lay Members. Thomas Maxwell, Treasurer and Secretary. In connexion with the above Chapel, and under the inspection of the In- cumbent, and a select Committee of the Vestry, are Sabbath and Week-day Schools for the education of youth of both sexes. John H. M'Innes, Teacher— Miss Davidson, Teacher of Females.

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL—24, East Shaw Street. Revds. James Danaher and Joseph Manticha. Miss Robertson, Organist— Andrew Bree, Officer. Sabbath and Week-day Schools in connexion with the above Chapel.

CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH—Nelson Street. George Watson, Minister. F F 2 QQ APPENDIX.

SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS.

Cartsdyke School— English Grammar, Composition, Latin, Writing, Arith- metic, and Mathematics—John G. Stewart, 33, Rue-end Street. Cotton Mill School —English Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic—John M'Donald. Female School of Industry, 14, Sir Michael Street—Miss Stirling, Teacher. George Square Chapel School— English Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, History, Composition, Grammar, Geography, and Book-keeping—John Slack, 107, Union Street. Grammar School— David Duff, 24, Sir Michael Street. Greenock Charity School, 70, Ann Street— Thomas Fairrie, Treasurer ; W. Halbert, Secretary; John Johnstone, Teacher. Highlanders' Academy, Roxburgh Street— Commercial: Writing, Arith- metic, Book-keeping, Grammar, Composition, Geography, Mathematics, and Latin — Thomas Henderson. Juvenile: English Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, &c. — Duncan M'Pherson. Infant: Moral Training, Religious Instruction, Lessons on Objects— Miss Taylor. Music, theory and practice —James Inglis. Mason Hall School, Charles Street— English Grammar, Geography, Arith- metic, Writing, and Scriptural Knowledge —Neil Leitcb, Head Master; Hector M. Melville, Assistant. Middle Parish School, 6, Ann Street—English Reading, Book-keeping, &c. — Robert Campbell. Roman Catholic School, East Shaw Street-— General branches of Education —John M'Quade. St. Andrew's School, Argyle Street— English Grammar, Composition, His- tory, Geography, Writing, Arithmetic, &c. St. Johns Episcopal Chapel School, Union Street—English Grammar, Geography, and Writing. English Reading, Grammar, History and Geography—Adam Thompson, 24, Sir Michael Street. English Reading, Grammar, History and Geography— Peter Murray, 8, East Shaw Street. English Reading, Grammar, Composition, Geography, and History— A. M. Hartley, 1, Union Street. English Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Book-keeping, Mathematics, with the use of the Globes; also, the Languages—John Pedan, 68, Nicholson Street. English Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, and Geography—Jame* Milne, 2, Bank Street. English Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, and Geography—John M'Farlane, 2, Rue-end Street. English Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Mathematics, Grammar, Composi- tion, Geography, Latin arid Greek— Alex. Lawrie, 34, Sir Michael St. English Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Book-keeping, Grammar, Geo- graphy, French, and the elements of Latin —James Slater, 26, Tobago St. English Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, Latin and Greek, Drawing, &c John Johnstone, 4, St. John Street. English Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, Composition, Latin, &c. — Stewart S. Kerr, 21, Arthur Street. English Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic—John Menzies, 26, St. Law- rence Street. English Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic— George Cooper, Main Street, Cartsdyke. Writing, Arithmetic, Book-keeping, and Drawing—John Fraser, 4, West Stewart Street. Mathematics, Writing, Arithmetic, Drawing, &c — Robert Buchanan, 6, East Shaw Street. —

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Navigation and Nautical Astronomy—William Black, 3, Watt Place. English Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and Book-keeping— Hugh Devine, Split Close. English Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, French, Music, Drawing, &c Misses Gunn, 4, Union Street. English Reading, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, use of the Glohes, History, French, Plain and Ornamental Needlework—Mrs Carsell, 18, Boyd Place. English Reading and Needlework—Miss Bonds, 51, Rue end Street. English Reading and Grammar—Thomas Fairrie's School, Harvie Lane. Music—James Inglis, 67, West Blackhall Street.

SOCIETIES.

RELIGIOUS.

Greenock United Bible Society and Association, instituted 1844— Rev. Patrick M'Farlan, D.D, President; Rev. William Auld, John Ker, William Macfie, and William Martin, Vice-Presidents; Rev. John James Bonar, Daniel M' Arthur, and Hugh Buie, Secretaries; George Blair Stationer, Depositary and William Park, Treasurers ; James M'Kelvie, ; with a Committee of 22 Members. Greenock Town Missionary Society— Rev. William Auld, President— D. Paterson, Treasurer Rev. Sutherland Sinclair and John M'llvain, Sec- retaries. This Society is supported wholly by the Evangelical Dissenting Churches, and has been productive of much good, especially through the poorer districts of the town, by the labours of the Society's Missionary. Greenock' Tract Society— Instituted, August, 1848— Rev. Andw. Gilmour, President— Andrew Grierson, Vice-President — Alexander, Duncan, Trea- surer William Milligan, Secretary—with six Directors and 12 Superin- tendents. The object of the Society is to unite all parties in the Christian work of diffusing sound Scriptural knowledge, to the poor especially. Greenock Seaman's Friends' Society, instituted 1820.—William Martin, President—Thomas Hamlin, Treasurer—J. M'llvain, Secretary—W. A. Orr, Assistant-Secretary— Rev. David Mackay, Chaplain— Andw. Low, Officer. This Society has for its object the promotion, as far as possible, of the temporal and spiritual interests of seamen, trading to or connected with the port, by furnishing them with Bibles and Religious Tracts, by establishing and encouraging prayer meetings on board ships in the harbour, by soliciting clergymen to preach occasionally on ship-board and in places of worship on shore, and by supporting a Chaplain, who preaches the Gospel regularly every Sabbath, and on Wednesday evenings, in the Seamen's Chapel, 2, Mid Breast.

Greenock Female Association for Promoting Christianity among the Jews Instituted 1824— Mrs James Millar, Treasurer— Mrs John Ker, Sec. BENEVOLENT.

Greenock Female Benevolent Society, instituted 1811. —Lady Shaw Stewart, Patroness— Mrs Claud Marshall, President—Mrs John Buchanan, Trea- surer—Miss Anne Brownlie, Secretary— Rev. William Laughton, Chap- lain —28 Superintendents—28 Visitors, and 19 Collectors. Abstract from the Treasurer's account, January 1849: Receipts, £343 17s 8d— Expen- diture, £325 18s 7£d— Balance on hand, £17 19s 0£d. The indigent and afflicted Females of the town have been much benefited by this So- ciety. During the year, 575 persons have received relief in money, clothing, or coals. —

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MENTAL AND PHTSICAL. Medical and Chirurgical Association — Instituted 1818 For Promoting Professional Intercourse and Improvement— Dr Crawford, of Gourock, Preses— Dr Mackie, Vice-Preses— Dr John Speirs, Treasurer Dr Lau- rie, Secretary— Hugh Thomson, Librarian. Franklin Society— Instituted 1839—John Logan, President—John Morri- son, Vice-President—Wiiliam Letham, Treasurer— Robert M'Leod, Sec- retary: elected quarterly, viz., on the first Tuesday of January, April, July and October. This Society holds its meetings every Tuesday evening, at 9 o'clock, at 3, Bank Street. Questions are discussed, save on the second Tuesday of each month, when (in rotation) an essay is delivered. No subject of a religious nature is allowed to be discussed. The Watt Club— Instituted 1813— President— David Balderson, Vice- President— Archibald Denniston, Secretary. Greenock Vocal Society — Instituted 1842—John Lamont, Leader, with 20 Members. Meets on Thursday evenings in the Middle Parish School, Ann Street. St. James' Club, 44, Cathcart Street— Robert Ewing, Chairman James M'Brule, Vice-Chairman— Committee : Robert Steele, Jr„ Andrew Tas- ker, David Johnstone, John Fleming, John Hunter, John M. Stewart, William M-Clure, Neil Campbell—Peter Macnaughtan, Secretary and

Treasurer— Robert Allan, Keeper ; house, 53, Shaw Street. Ardgowan Club— For Bowling, Curling, and Quoiting— Sir Michael Robt. Shaw Stewart, Baronet, Patron —James Ballantine, President William M'Clure, Vice-President— Duncan A. Campbell, Treasurer— Alexander Rodger, Secretary. Royal West Renfrewshire Horticultural Society—His Royal Highness Prince Albert, Patron— Thomas Fairrie, Rosebank, President — W. Curtis and A. Brown, Vice-Presidents— Dugald M'Lean, Treasurer— William Law- son, Secretary and Librarian. Meets for competition on 27th April, 13th July, and 2ls>t September. Greenock Total Abstinence Society— Rev. Andrew Gilmour, President William Orr, John M'Kirdy and Daniel M'Gregor, Vice-Presidents Archibald M'Kinnon, Secretary, 1, William Street —J. C. Borland, Trea- surer, 14, William Street— with a Committee of 16. The Society meets

every Monday evening in the Masons' Hall ; and the Committee meets every Wednesday evening in the Town Hall, for transacting business, Greenock Banks of Clyde Juvenile Total Abstinence Association — Institut- ed 21st August, 1848— Conducted by a Superintendent, President, Secre- tary, Treasurer, and 12 of a Committee. The Association consists of 4C0 Members. A Public Meeting is held every Wednesday evening in the Masons' Hall; and the Committee meets in the adjacent room every Monday Evening, for transacting business.

EDUCATIONAL.

Association for the Establishment of Industrial or Ragged Schools in Green- ock— George Blair, Treasurer— Allan Park Paton, Secretary. It is the object, of this Association to reclaim the neglected and destitute children of Greenock, by affording them the benefit of a good common and Chris- tian education, and by training them to habits of regular industry, so as to enable them to earn un honest livelihood, and fit them for the duties of life The general plan upon which the Schools shall be conducted shall

be as follows, viz. : To give the children an allowance of food for their

daily support ; to instruct them in reading, writing, and arithmetic; to train them in habits of industry, by instructing and employing them daily

in such sorts of work as are suited to their years ; to teach them the truths of the Gospel, making the Holy Scriptures the groundwork of in- —: ;

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struction; on Sabbath, the children shall receive food as on other days, and such religious instruction as shall be arranged by the acting Com- mittee. Gaelic School Society— Instituted 1820—William Macfie, Treasurer—Wm. Martin and Donald M'Donald, Vice-Presidents— George Blair, Treasurer and Secretary— Directors: Alexander Ritchie, Alexander M'Gill, Hugh Buie, William Ross, Hugh M'Arthur, Donald Thomson, Daniel Mac- Arthur, and Andrew M'Farlan. Ladies' Association in aid of the Greenock Gaelic School Society— Institut- ed 1827— Mrs John Ker, President— Mrs Dr Lawrie, Secretary. Highlanders' Church and School Accommodation Society— Instituted 1834. Alexander Dunlop, Advocate, Edinburgh, President— Vice-Presidents Allan Fullarton, William «Macfie, Dugald M'Farlan, Patrick Cameron, Neil Campbell, Duncan Fletcher, David Crawford, Alexander Cairns, John Ferguson, and Kenneth M'Lea— Alexander Thomson and Daniel M'Arthur, Treasurers— Robert Wright Secretary—with a Committee of twenty-seven members. BENEFIT AND FRIENDLY.

Greenock Master Wrights' Society, instituted 1731 — William Shaw, Deacon ; James More, Treasurer; George Lamb and William Gaff, Key-keepers;

James Baird and James Fisher, Assay Masters ; Mathew Mitchell and Andrew Crawford, Trades' Assistants; David Crawford, Clerk; John Ramsay, Officer, Bearhope Street. Master Coopers' Society— Instituted 1744— Robert M. Buchanan, Deacon —John M'Lean, Treasurer—Andrew Inglis, Secretary, 46, Hamilton Street. Greenock Gardeners' Society—William M'Kellar, R.N., Lord Chancellor;

John Gilchrist, Depute-Chancellor ; Archibald Wilson, Deacon; Alex.

Carsewell, Treasurer ; John Clark and Malcom Keith, Key-keepers

Robert Blair and James Macdonald, Examiners ; David Crawford, Clerk. Greenock Butcher's Friendly Society —James Scott, Deacon — A. Svveeaey, Vice-Preses— Charles M'Cann, Treasurer. Greenock Shipwrights' Provident Union Society— Instituted 1824— Ed-ward Boyce, President— Archibald Wilkie, Treasurer— Charles Vandalle, Sec- retary. General Meetings on the second Wednesday of January, May, and September, in the Mechanics' Hall, Sir Michael Street. Committee meetings on the first Thursday of each month, in the Committee Room, 31, Shaw Street. Greenock Sugarbakers' Friendly Society, instituted 18th January, 1847 John M'Loskey, President; Peter Carlin, Vice-President; Anthony

Trost, Treasurer ; James M'Lernan, Secretary. Greenock Friendly Funeral Society — Instituted 1824— David Cunningham, Preses— Robert Munn, Treasurer— Alexander Cruden, Officer. Greenock Trades' Funeral Society— David Ramsay, Preses—John Ellis, Treasurer—Thomas Smith, Clerk—James Ralston, Officer. Greenock Trades' Friendly Society— Instituted 1834— David Lawson, Preses David Ramsay, Treasurer and Officer —Thomas Smith, Clerk. ODD-FELLOWS. Greenock District of Odd- Fellows, M.U. Instituted 1833. There are five Lodges in the Greenock District, comprising 350 members. The Dis- Little, trict Officers are—James Pro. GM; Charles Thorn, Pro. DGM ; John Wilkinson, Pro. CS; George Weir, Treasurer; Neil M'Kellar, Examining Officer; John Quin, Relieving Officer. Banks of Clyde Lodge— William Hannah, GM; John Macfarlane, NG; Alfred Tolley,

VG ; Peter Ford, Secretary. James Watt Lodge— George Weir, GM ;

James Little, NG; Alexander Watt, VG ; Andrew Gray, Secretary. ——;

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Highland Mary Lodge—William Gallacher, GM ; George Douglas, NG ; John Carsewell, VG ; Archibald Stark, Secretary. The Independent Order of Odd-fellows extends to South Australia, Canada, North America, Zealand, New West Indies, France, &c. ; and is composed of 422 Dis- tricts, 3513 separate Lodges, and 234,490 subscribing Members. FORESTERS. Greenock District of the Ancient Order of Foresters, instituted 1843 George Angus, DCR; John Carruth, DT; Daniel Johnstone, DS.— Office-bearers elected annually on the first Monday of October. Court

Banks of Clyde, 1 No. 109— Archibald Barr, CR ; John Brown, SCR; Lachlan M'Lean, Treasurer ; John Crookshanks, Secretary ; B. Henry, Surgeon—Meets in the Foresters' Hall, 37, Hamilton Street, every alternate Tuesday. Court Caledonia, No. 1273—James Reid, CR; John Whitehead, SCR Daniel Johnstone, ; Treasurer ; John Geddes, Secretary ; James Anderson, Surgeon— Meets in the Foresters' Hall, 37, Hamilton Street, every alternate Tuesday. Court Royal Archer, No. 1544— Alex. Anderson, CR; Robert M'Kechnie, SCR; James M'Farlan, Treasurer; John Crawford, Secretary; A. D. Stewart, M. C. Surgeon— Meets in the Foresters' Hall, 37, Hamilton Street, every alternate Wednesday. FREEMASONS. Provincial Grand Lodge of Free Masons for West Renfrewshire, 1849— Sir

Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, Bart., Provincial Grand Master ; John Scott, sen.. Depute PGM; Robert Steele, sen.. Substitute PGM ; Robt. Ewing, PG Warden; James Hunter, PG Junior Warden ; Rev. Charles Cole, PG Chaplain ; David Crawford, PG Treasurer; Donald M'Nicoll, PG Secretary; Matthew Brown, PG Senior Deacon; Adam Stables,

PG Junior Deacon ; Archibald M. Burrell, PG Master of Stewards. Lodge Greenock Kilwinning, No. 12, instituted 27th December, 1728

Robert Ewing, R W Master; John Scott, jr., P Master ; Robert Steele, Senior Warden; David Crawford, Junior Warden; Andrew Anderson,

Treasurer; Donald M'Nicoll, Secretary ; Rev. Charles Cole, Chaplain; William Park, Senior Deacon. Greenock St John's Lodge, No. 175, instituted 1776— Adam Stables R.W.

Master; Malcom Keith, Depute-Master ; Duncan Dow, Pass Master; Alexander Clark, Senior Warden ; William Symington, Junior Warden ;

Mathew Whitehill, Senior Deacon ; Robert Morrison, Junior Deacon

Mathew Parker, Treasurer ; John Black, Secretary : Peter Miller, John

Smith, Joseph Goodfellow, and Neil M'Lean, Stewards ; Aulay M'Leod, Tyler.

Greenock Royal Arch Chapter, No. 17, instituted 1810—John Herriot, M.E.Z. 1st Principal — Archibald Langwill, jr, H 2d Principal — Alex. M. Clark, J 3d Principal— Adam Stables, Principal Sojourner—John Turner, 2d Sojourner—Mathew Whitehill, 3d Sojourner— Wm. Wallace, Treasurer— Evander M'Leod, Recorder E—James L- Anderson, Recor- der N— William Symington, Thomas Stewart and Neil M'Lean, Masters of V— David Crawford, Master of Stewards—John Scott, jr. 2d—John Stewart, 3d— Malcom Keith, Chaplain— Alexander Cairns, Standard- bearer— (Janitor, vacant). Greenock Grand Encampment of Knights Templars and Knights of Malta (No. 20)—John Herriot, M.N. Commander— Alexander Cairns, Depute do. — Robert Baird, Senior Captain—Malcom Keith, Treasurer— Evan- der M'Leod, Secretary —John Parker, Chaplain—James Crookshanks, Provost Marshall— Mathew Parker, Captain of the Black— Malcom Buie, Captain of the Red—Thomas Arthur, Captain of the Blue— Alexander Bruce, Master of Stewards—John C. Douglas, Senior Expert— Charles Suttie, Junior Expert—Adam Hillous, Captain of Outposts—John dimming, Hospitaller—John Ferguson, Usher of the Black—Thomas Harris, Usher of the White—(Guard, vacant). —

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MILLS ON THE SHAWS WATER FALLS.

Saw Mill and Sugar Refinery, (fall No. I, old line,) descent 26 feel, 46 horse power— Saw Mill, J. M'Lean—Sugar Refinery, VVrede & Co. Barley, Corn and Flour Mills, (fall No. 2, old line,) descent 24 feet, 43 hors» power— M'Kenzie & Walker. Flour Mill, (fall No. 3. old line,) descent 17 feet, 30 horse power— Bakers' Mill Company—Muir & Brodie. Logwood Mill, (fall No. 4, old line,)— Robert Reyburn. Foundry, do. do. — A. & W. Johnston Secret Work, do. do. —John Poynter. Paint Mill, do. do. Fyt'e. Descent 26 feet, 46 horse power. Secret Works, (fall No. 5, old line,) descent 22 feet, 39 horse power—John Poynter. Rice Mill, (fall No. 6, old line,) descent 19 feet, 34 horse power—Neil Campbell, Manager. Sail Cloth Mill (fall No. 7, old line,) descent 28 feet, 50 horse power— Gou- rock Ropew'ork Company. Shaws Water Cotton Spinning Company, (falls Nos. 8, 9 and 10, old and new lines,) descent 87 feet, 314 horse power. Dyewood Mills, (fall No. 11, old line,) descent 23 feet 6 inches, 42 horse power—Mr Ramsay. Dyeing, Carding and Milling Mills, (fall No. 11, old line,) descent 10 feet, 18 horse power— Robert Houston. Worsted Manufactory, (fall No. 12, old line,) descent 29 feet 6 inches, 53 horse power— Fleming; Reid & Co. Paper Mill, (fall No. 18, old line,) descent 30 feet, 54 horse power—Bayne & Henderson. Flour Mill, &c. (fall No. 1, new line,) descent 14 feet, 25 horse power George Allan, jun. Foundry, &c. (fall No. 2, new line,) descent 45 feet, 81 horse power— Scott, Sinclair & Co. Flour and Corn Mills, Deer Park, (fall No. 3, new line,) descent 18 feet, 32 horse power— W, Service & Co. Sugar Refinery, (fall No. 4, new line,) descent 21 feet, 38 horse power Blair, Reid & Steele. Sugar Refinery, (fall No. 5, new line,) descent 35 feet, 38 horse power Pattens & Co. Foundry, (fall No. 5, new line,) descent 35 feet, 25 horse power— Camp- bell & M'Nab. The Shaws Water Company has two lines of falls, their descent being each 512 feet (or 1024 feet), with 1200 cubic feet of water per minute— is equal to 1843 horse power, of which 1008 are occupied, and 835 are still unlet.

CONVEYANCES.

(For arrival and departure of Railway Trains see Advertisement.)

OMNIBUSES.

James Orr's Omnibuses start immediately for Gourock on the arrival of every Passenger Train from Glasgow, and leave Gourock to meet the departure of every Passenger Train from Greenock, during the summer; and in winter they start to Gourock, on the arrival of the Trains from Glasgow, at 10 a.m., 4 and 7 p.m., departing from Gourock in time for the Trains which leave Greenock at 9.30, 12.30, 3.30, and 6.30, every lawful day. — ;

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OMNIBUS BETWEEN GREENOCK & PORT-GLASGOW. An Omnibus leaves Rue-end, Greenock, for Port-Glasgow, every lawful day at 11 a.m., 4 p.m., and 8 p.m. ; and Port-Glasgow for Greenock, at 10

a.m., 3 p.m., and 7 p.m. ; and leaves Port-Glasgow on Sunday at 10 a.m., and Greenock at 4 p.m.

CARRIERS. Glasgow—Lindsay King, 17, Dalrymple Street, departs every day at half-past 12, arrives every evening at 8 o'clock, per Railway. Gourock and Clough — Daniel Wilson, arrives and departs daily. Inverkip— Thomas Scott, arrives and departs daily. Largs—William Crawford, Wheat Sheaf Inn, 2, Church Place, arrives and departs every Friday. Port-Glasgow—John Hall and William Holmes, arrive and depart daily.

FERRY BOATS Sail from the Mid Quay and East India Harbour occasionally To Cardros* —John Frazer. To do— John M'Crae. To Helensburgh— Malcolm M'Leod— Robert Barr, 9, Dock Breast, and 1, East India Breast, agent. To Hill Ardmore Munro. To Porthill—James M'Farlane—Dun- can Douglas, 7, William Street, agent.

SAILING VESSELS.

To Bristol Margaret Wilson, 99 tons, J. Crocombe, master; Sarah Tennant, 103 tons, Nathaniel May, master; Sarah, 82 tons, John Lewis, master— William L. Lamb & Co., agents, 33, Shaw Street. To Glasgow. —Hope, 60 tons, Peter White, master; Marys, 70 tons, Jas. Sharp, master— Robert Little, Excise Buildings, agent.

For Port-Dundas, Glasgow ; Leith and London, every Tuesday and Friday.

Ellen, 90 tons, William Paterson, master ; Jeanie, 90 Ions, L. M'Neil, master ; Hugh, 90 tons, J. Leishman, master; Martha, 90 tons, J. M'Gregor, master— Alex. Laird & Sons, 9, Cross-shore Street, agents. To Liverpool. —Three vessels sail weekly from each port. — Anna Dixon, 174 tons, David Hardy, master; Columbine, 188 tons, J. Kelso, master Gipsy King, 217 tons, William Fraser, master; Gipsy Queen, 226 tons, Mathew M'Fie, master; Harlequin, 137 tons, John Kelso, master; Gipsy,

221 tons, Robert Moodie, master ; Grimaldi, 162 tons, Evan Phillips, mas-

ter ; Portland, 131 tons, William M'Bride, master—William L. Lamb & Co., agents, 33, Shaw Street. Regular Traders between Glasgow, Greenock and Liverpool. —Three veesels

sail weekly from each port. — Diamond, 188 tons, John Cameron, master ; Onyx, 350 tons, P. M' Arthur, master; Opal, 200 tons, William Fleming, master; Sapphire, 230 tons, P. M'Laren, master; Topaz, 178 tons, Garnett, master— Archibald M'Kenzie, 1, West Quay, agent.

STEAM VESSELS. To Belfast— Four times a-week. — Aurora, 285 tons, Anderson, master— A. Black, Excise Buildings, agent. Twice a-week. —Thetis, 181 tons,

William Stewart, master; Lyra, 230 tons, , master—William Lindsay & Co., Excise Buildings, agents. To Campbelton— Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and leave Campbelton the same days. —Duke of Cornwall, 105 tons, M'Lean, master; Celt, Na- pier, master— Daniel Henderson, Steam-boat Quay, agent. — — — — — — — —

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To Port- Rush and Londonderry— Three times a-week, and to Sligo occasionally. — Londonderry, 277 tons, A. Johnstone, master; Rover, 200 tons,

R. Gentle, master; Shamrock, 421 tons. J. Turnhull, master ; St. Column, 139 tons, N. M'Arthur, master; Thistle, 376 tons, J. M'Kellar, master John Rankin & Co., II, East Quay Lane, agents. To Dublin and Cork— Every alternate Tuesday. — Minerva, 424 tons,

Thomas Hirste, master ; Ocean. 300 tons, Rohert Staveley, master— Alex. Laird & Sons. 9, Cross-shore Street, agents. Every Tuesday and Friday. Vanguard, 366 tons, Rohert Ewin

To Oban, Tobermory and Portree—Once a-week. — Tartar, 218 tons, M'Donald, master— William Lindsay & Co., Excise Buildings, agents. Mary Jane, 125 tons, master; Marquis of Stafford, 250 tons, Hudson, master— D. M'Larty & Co., agents, Excise Buildings. To Largs, Millport, Arran and Ardrossan— Daily. —Lady Brisbane, 80 tons, M'Kellar, master; Lady Kelhurne, 90 tons, Houston, master—James Benham, Steam-boat Quay, agent. Invincible, 75 tons, M'Kellar, master; Mars, 85 tons, M'Kenzie, master— A. M' A lister, Steam-boat Quay, agent.

To Liverpool—Thrice a-week. — Orion, 519 tons, Hugh Main, master agent. Admiral, 597 tons, Boyd, master; Commodore, 378 tons, Hardie, master— William Lindsay & Co., Excise Buildings, agents— Every Monday and Thursday, at 4 p.m., direct from Greenock— Princess Royal, 419 tons, Crawford, master— Donald M'Larty & Co., Excise Build- ings, agents. Once a-week — Screw Steamer. Brigand, 500 tons, Milburn,

master ; Screw Steamer, Pirate, 500 tons, Ritchie, master—William L. Lamb & Co., agents, 33, Shaw Street. To Lochgoilhead— Daily. — Dumbarton Castle, 76 tons, Livingston, master— P. Haggarty, Steam-boat Quay, agent; For Gourock, Kilmun, Kirn, Dunoon, Rothesay, Kyles of Bute, Tarbert, Lochgilphead, Inverary, Port Helen and Portaskaig, Islay— The Castle Com- pany's Royal Mail Steam Packets—/or Hours, see the Boards.

LIGHTERS CARRYING GOODS BETWEEN GLASGOW AND GREENOCK DAILY.

Ann, Campbell, 53 tons Friend, Storm, 50 tons Betty, M'Intyre, 53 tons — Clyr'e, M'Farlane, 59 tons Kelvin, Brodie, 74 tons Newark, White, 63 tons Boivling, Wright, 63 tons Dispatch, Taylor. 59 tons Active^ M'Callum, 59 tons—John Duncan, agent, Excise Buildings. G a —1 —»

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CLYDE SHIPPING COMPANY'S TOWING VESSELS.

To and from Glasgow— Every lawful day. — Conqueror, 86 tons, Hugh

M'Gregor, master ; Meteor, 30 tons, Alexander Archibald, master; Gulli- ver, 57 tons, D. Sutherland, master; Hercules, 44 tons, A. Leitch, master; James Watt, 44 tons, Thomas Barbour, ma-ter; Samson, 38 tons, Duncan M'Callum, master; Wizard, 21 tons, David Storm, master.

Luggage Steam-boats, carrying Goods between Greenock and Glasgow— Sail Daily. — Glasgow, 63 tons, lirodie, master; Greenock, 73 tons, Robertson

roaster ; Industry, 55 tons, John Munn, master. —John Duncan, agent, Excise Buildings. GLASGOW AND GREENOCK TOWING COMPANY.

Chieftain, Dick, '26 tons, tugboat Venus, Campbell, 21 tons, tug boat— Jean, Dow, 45 tons, lighter— William and Ann, Muir, 36 tons, lighter Duncan Dow, manager, 4, East India Breast.

GRSENOCK SHIPPING LIST.

VESSELS MARKED Sloop Lighter. Bk. .Barque S Ship Sp | Lr .Brig Sk Smack Sr Schooner Cr Cutter.

Vessels and masters. 'ON. OWNERS. TRADE. Abercinmby bk, G. Lnuttet 45« A. Rns^ell and others Foreign Aberfnyle bk, D. M'Alpine 350 Duncan M'Alpine do Adonis s. Ducket 904 John Haddow & Co. do jEclus s, M. O. Driscoll 817 H. G. B.oth do Aim sr, Archibald Govan 77 James Bannatyne do Alan Ker bk, Archibald Gray 62 M'Millan &Co. do Alexander Johnston bk, Turner 288 Donald M'Larty do Amanda bg, Duncan 131 John Kerr do Coast Ann lr, James Gardner 30 Mores & Nicol Anna lr. D. CI irk 37 R. Baud & Sons do Anne M'Lean bk, John Niven 220 Thomas Hamlin & Co. Foreign Ann Johnstone bg, Jonas Soper 198 Baine it. Johnstone do Arab bg, Thompson 164 John Gibb do Argaum s. Robert Taitt 466 Ross Corhett & Co. do Argyle s, M'Coag 333 John Leitch do Assam bk, J. M'Alpine 326 A. Adam & Co. do Atalanta bg, 182 John Leitch do Athol bk, James Hutcheson 430 John M'Cunn do

Baboo bk, Charles Barker 423 Thomas Kincaid and others do BaelieW sr, John Laird 106 J. & VV. Stewart do Coast Bee lr, J. Stewart 45 R. Bind and Sons Belmont bg, J. Brown 213 Junes Ewing & Co. Glasgo' Foreign Benlonionil s, Alexander Hall 946 Robert Cuthbert do

Bit man s, John Guthrie 448 A. Adam and others do Coast Bishop lr, M'Keehnie 30 Mor.es and Nicol Black Diamond lr, Crawford 30 Mories and Nicol do do Blusia lr, Steven>on 80 James Stevenson Borneo bk, Cunningham 381 Martin and Co. Foreign Brandane sk, Robert Clark 50 Robert Bairn" and Sons Coast Brenda bk, Colin M'Leod 299 Pattens and Co. Foreign Brownie, sr, Cameron 40 Mories and Nicol Coast Foreign Bucephalus s, Thomas Skinner 556 Ross, Corbett and Co. APPENDIX. 75

VESSELS AND MASTERS. TON. OWNERS. TRADE. Cambria s. Cairns 397 OirandCo. Foreign Captain Ross lik, J. Grace 210 Thomson do Carib lik, A. M'Bryde 324 C. M'Millan and others do Caroline sr, Jamieson 25 Mories and Nicol Coast Caroline Agnes s, James Alexander 570 Thomas Hamlin and Co. Foreign Catherine Campbell sk, J. Campbell 80 John Campbell Coast Ceres sp, Archibald Sinclair 35 John Todd and Co. do Champion bk, John Cochrane 795 Robert Cothbert Foreign Charles sp, D. Hendry 72 Mories and Nicol Coast Charlotte Harrison bk, A. M'Intyre 575 A. R. Johnstone Foreign Cherokee bk. J. Caldwell 278 J. and W. Stewart do Chieftain bk, Robertson 389 D mad M'Larty do Chevalier bk, MKinlay 253 John Leitch do China s, Feign-on 532 Hamilton do Christian Ir, D JMNt-il 30 M >n«s and Nicol Coast Circassian bk, Dixon 537 Charles C. Scott Foreign Clntha bk, George Sangster 499 A. Rus-ell and others do Clydesdale s, W. M. Morris 249 J. G M' Far lane do Cockhurn bk, J Young 300 Colin M'Millan and others do Commerce Ir, R. Dickie 30 Mories and Nicol Coast Conrad s, Barclay 758 A. Adam ami Co. Foreign Copia bk, John Hardie 300 Pattens and Co. Foreign Cordelia bg. Junes Wallace 184 Baioe anil Johnstone do Courier bg, W. Thomson 233 W. and J. Ferguson do Cressicla bk, John Macfie 587 Campbell, Anderson and Co. do CuUee bk, Logan 387 George Blair and others do Cuthberts bk, Mitchell 915 Robert Cuthbert do

Dalhousie s, James Hamlin 750 Thomas Hamlin and Co. do Dasher S|i, James Carlyle 45 John Todd Coast David Clark s, Robert Swan 608 A. Russell and others Foreign Deogaum s, Evans 521 Ros>, Corhett and Co. do Dove bg. Walker 1 49 Crockett and others do - Druid bg, Robert M'Kirdy 343 Kerrs and M 'Bride do Duchess of Arjjyle s, J. Phillips 667 John Leitch do Duchess of Portland s, W. J. Cubitt 533 Thomas Hamlin and Co. do

Earl of DdhouVie bk, R. Primrose 222 S. Patersnn and others do Echo sr, L. Boyle 128 Sweeney and M-Cann do Elizabeth bk, A. F. Morris 569 Thomas Hamlin and Co. do Elizabeth jp, James Mains 21 John M'Lean and Co. Coast Elizibeth Ir, A. Scott 30 Morie- and Nicol do Elizabeth s, Mains 986 James Smith and Son Foreign Eliza Stewart s, James Henderson 524 J. and W. Stewart do. Engineer Ir, M-Kechnie 30 .Mories and Nicol Coast Envoy bk, D. M'Kittrick 746 Robert Cuthbert Foreign Erromango bk, Ramsay 394 James Kelso do Esquimaux bg, Davis 161 A. M - Farlane and others do Eucles s, Chivas 327 John Hunter and Co. do Euphemii bg, Andrew Gowans 152 Baine and Johnstone do Europa bk, Feck 270 J. and A. Ferguson do Eurydice bg, A. Brown 210 Baine and Johnstone do

Forth sp, James Lamont 44 William C.ilder Coast Fortitude bk, W. Robertson 282 Martin and Co. Foreiga Friendship sp, A. MTutyre 29 William Calder Coast

George and Jane sp, James Brodie 25 John Todd do Giles sr, D. M'Lean 91 Malcolm and Co. do Gipsy bg, Andrew Skeen 172 Kerrs and M'Bride Foreign Glasgow s, Thomas Hamlin, jr. 403 Thomas Hamlin and Co do Glasgow Ir, Don.ld M'Kmlay 28 Mories and Nicol Coast s, Glenelg J. Bannatyne 1 185 M'Millan and Co Foreiga Glen Huntly bk Robert Barr 505 Samuel Paterson and others do Grange bk, J. C. Morrison 300 Thomas Shaw do. 76 APPENDIX.

VESSELS AND MASTERS. TON. OWNERS. TRADK. Grange *r, M-Kerry 25 Mories and Nicol Coast Gratia bg, Samuel Prowell 189 Kerrs and ftl'Bride Foreign Grecian bk, Langford 519 John Maccunn do

Hamlet bg. M'Laren 208 Alexander Thomson do Heart of Oak, lr, H. Broadfoot 40 Mories and Nicol Coast Hebrides >, Alexander Melville 512 Captain Melville and others Foreign Helen bg, J. Taylor 129 J. and W. Stewart do Henrietta lr, James Russell 44 William Calder Giast Herald s, Auld 911 A. R. Johnstone Foreign Hinda bk, T. Fisber 284 Colin M'Millan and others do

Hound sr, Hi-nry Rnper 132 Keirs and ft] 'Bride do Hugh Walker s, Alex. Cameron 496 John Walker and Co. do Huinayoon s, Cameron 446 James Finlay do-

Iceni bg, Duncan M-Lellan 180 Kerrs and M'Bride do India s, William Cimpbell 574 John Maccunn do Isabella Dick bg, T. Muir 154 Wat»on and Co. do Isabella Hercuss, P. Houston 618 Thomas Hamlin and Co. do

Ispray bg, A. Steel 245 Kerrs and ft] 'Bride da

Jane Brown bk, Alex. Leitch 281 Samuel Paterson and others do Jane Duffsr, Stevenson 97 James Stevenson Coast -James Moran s, G. Morrison 538 Archibald Adam and Co. Foreign James Stewart bk, D. M'Farlane 214 J. and W. Stewart do Janet Wilson bk, D. Morris 279 Daniel Wilson do Janet sp, Alexander Harper 39 John M'Lean and Co. Coast Janet sp, 52 Stewart do Janet lr, R. Officer 28 Mories and Nicol do Jean Campbell sk, J. M'Goun 83 J. M'Goun do Jean lr, A. Nay 36 Mories and Nicol do Jessie sp, John Morrison 50 John M-Lean and Co. do John Bright s, A. C. M'Lean 591 Thomas Hamlin and Co. Foreign John Grav s, Duncan M'Donald 577 M'Donald and others do John Wickliffe s, Daly 661 John Taylor do Johns sp, Daniel Campbell 48 Daniel Campbell Coast Juliet bk, Watson 444 John Rodger and others Foreign

Kelvin lr, J. Taylor 30 Robert Baird and Sons Coast Kilblain bk, John Shaw 495 John Walker and Co. Foreign Killabokka bk, D. Campbell 356 Campbell, Anderson and Co. do Kirkman Finlay s, James Potter 439 A. Russell and others do

La Belle Anglaise yt, 25 Robert Cuthbert Coast Lady Bute bk, Daniel M'Kinlay 384 James Bannatyne Foreign Lady Cornwall bg, Orkney 188 John Kerr do Laurel bg, Livingstone 272 John Maccunn do Lavinia bg, Turnbull 160 Daniel Tough do Leven lr, Murdoch 30 Mories and Nicol Coast Lochsloy lr, A. M'Eachern 30 William Calder do Lotus bk, A. Pollock 869 Campbell, Anderson and Co. Foreign Lady Sale s, Anderson 7:56 H. G. Booth do Lyra bk, James Bell 272 Daniel Tough and others do

Maid of tbe Mist sr, L. James 153 Sweeney and M'Cann do Margaret bk, Auld 623 A. R. Johnstone do Margaret M'Goun, sk, 92 J. M'Goun Coast Margaret and Grissel sk, M 'In tyre 50 Robert Baird and Son do Margaret Connal bk, T. Flett 333 Martin and Co. Foreign Margaret Povnter bk, Motris 305 John Taylor do Margaret Wilkie bk, S. Duncan 240 .Morris and Co- do Martin Luther bk, Hutton 450 John Taylor do Mary bg, Munro 217 James KeUo do Mary sp, Juhn M'Arthur 28 M. and D. Kelso Coast Avvtittbii. 11

VESSELS AND MASTERS. TON. OWNERS. TRADE. Mary lr, W. Paul 36 Mories and Nicol Coast Maty anil Ann bg, William Colville 262 John Neil Foreign Mary Ann bg, P. W. Leitch 250 John Leitch do Marie lr, Rodger 40 William Culder Coast Mary Louisa lik, H. Currie 288 Campbell Foreign Mary Campbell sp. John Harper 65 M. and D. Kelso Coast Melissa s, Robert Dow 196 Robert Cuthbert Foreign

Nestor bk, Wright 378 Crawford do Nepaul s. M'Lean 545 John Campbell and other* do New York Packet bk, Farquharson 666 John Maccunn do Nonpareil bg, Henry Poland 235 Kerrs and M 'Bride do Noma bg, M'Kellar'_ 221 John Leitch do Noival sk, Thomas Kirk 245 Baine and Johnstone do

Othello sr, William Young 155 Baine and Johnstone do

Packet bg, James M'Kinlav 126 James Bannatyne do Palmyra bk, Archibald Campbell 465 Muftic, Graham and Co- do Peggy sp. Angus M'Millan 45 Stewart Coast Pbtenix bg, Meikle 384 Smith and Son Foreign Peterel si, Ewing 65 J. M'Lean and Co, Coast Pursuit bg, H. Galloway 226 John Leitch Foreign

Queen bk, 385 Martin and Co. do Quintin Leitch s, Lewis Potter 643 A. Russell and others do

Rajasthan s, Paterson 438 Samuel Paterson and others do Randolph bg, Peter Campbell 207 D. Balderson and others do Retiuoo bg, Galloway 235 John Kerr do Richard Brown bg, James Neil 255 John Neil do Roger Stewart s, Geoige Begg 364 Andrew Stewart and Co. do Romulus bk, William Bruce 466 A. Ku*»ell and others do Rosina bg, Samuel Cleall 146 Jame- Hunter and Co. do Rosanna bk, W. Wilkinson 1396 M'Millan and Co. do Rowallan bk, Allan Button 251 Paterson, Port- Glasgow do Rowley bg, J. B. King 261 Campbell, Anderson and Co. do Royal b.-k lr, D. Speirs 28 Mories and Nicol Coast Rozelle sr, Donald Bell I II J. and W. Stewart Foreign Runneymede bg, Thomas Walters 200 Kerrs and M' Bride do

Sappho bk, Hilditch 446 D. Bilderson and others do Satisfaction lr, D. M'Millan 40 Mories and Nicol Coast Saxon bk, John M'Lean 833 Robert Cuthbert Foreign St George bk, Kyie 226 W. Crawford St Fillan bg, 160 J. Hunter do Scotch Lis* bg, Malcom Campbell 182 Baine and Johnstone do Scotland bk, Alexmder Kelso 662 John Haddow and Co. do Scotland s, Alexander Ritchie 388 John M.iccunn do' Sir R. Campbell bg. James Baird J 78 James Hunter and Co. do Solway sp, Daniel Kelso 42 M. and D. Kelso Coast Somnauth s, Liwson 540 A. Adam and Co. Foreign Sovereign bk, Broad foot 242 John Campbell Spray bg, Archibald Steele 245 Kerrs and M' Bride do Struan bg, Robert Mdlan 207 Malcom and M'Ara do

Talent bg, Alexander Dempster 155 James Morris, Glasgow Jo Tamerlane s, D. MKenzie 427 J. and W. Stewart do Tay bk. John Longwill 512 James Smith and Son do Thalestris bg, L. Carmiehael 165 Pattens and Co. do Thistle bk, James Turner 6M John Haddow and Co. do Tiber bg, James MKirdy I 77 John Neil do sk, ' Tweed P. Walker 40 Robert Baird and Son Coairf Trident bk, William Millar 352 W. and J. Ferguson Foreign Triton s, Ge2James Smith 770 James Smith and Son 4» —

78 APPENDIX.

VESSELS AND MASTERS. TON. OWNERS. TRADE. Urgent bk, Warden 275 J. Hunter Foreign

Vestal bg, William Taylor 160 Kens and M'Bride do

Wayeer s, Sutherland 525 James Smith and Son do William Gibson s. H. A. Whi te 592 Thomas Hamlin and Co. do William Shand bk, W. H. Cleland 501 A. Russell and others do Wilson s, John Laing 565 Thomas Hamlin and Co. do Woodside bg, G. Scott 134 Scott and Co. do

Yeoman 8, Purden 955 H. G. Booth do

Zebulun bg, Hart 194 J. and W. Stewart do

DEEP SEA PILOTS (Licensed). Adams, Richard Howieson, William Adams, William Jimieson, Samuel Black ney, Richard M'Corquodale, John Clink. William M'Rinlay, Donald Crawford, James M'Lean, John Morrison, William M-Millan, Angus Murehy, Alexander M'Neil, Robert M'CnrinicK, Daniel RI'Neil, Lachlan Deas, John M'Whirter. John Foster, John Stewart, John Gillies, John Simpson, Thomas Guthrie, David Turner, Hugh

HARBOUR RATES ON THE SHIPPING.

Class 1st. Being all British Vessels, of the description after-mentioned, to pay as follow, viz. :

No. 1. All Gabbarts and River Craft from Glasgow, or any of the intermediate Ports on the River Clyde, with Coals for the use of the inhabitants of the town, hut not for the manufacturers, free inwards;

but when loading a cargo outwards, shall pay Id per ton ; and if departing light, without cargo, £d per ton. No. 2. All Gabbarts, River Craft, and Luggage Steamers, from and for Glasgow and intermediate places with cargo, including coals for ex- portation and for the use of the manufactories, in and out Id per ton per voyage, inwards and outwards making a voyage. No." 3. All Vessels outward bound from any port or place in the River or Channel above Greenock, coming to anchor in the Roadstead or at the Tail of the Rank for stores only, or for taking on board gun- powder only, shall be exempt from H;>rbour Dues. No. 4. All vessels built at this Part, and coming into the harbour to be rigged and fitted up, and thereafter proceeding to any port in the River above Greenock, without cargo, shall pay 2d per ton. No. 6. All vessels from any port or place in the River above Green- ock, coming into the harbours for repairs, or in any way communicat- ing with the quays or harbours for said purposes, and returning to any port or place in the River as above, without cargo, shall pay Id per ton. No. 6. All Tug Steamers, employed solely in towing vessels, shall pay inwards £d per ton, and outwards £d per ton, that is, every time they arrive at and depart from the quays or harbours; APPENDIX. 79

No. 7. All vessels from Foreign Ports, after discharging their inward cargoes, and proceeding to any port or place itl the River above Green- ock, without cargo, shall pay outwards Id per ton. No. 8. All Coasting Vessels, after discharging their inward cargoes, and proceeding to any port or place in the River above Greenock, without cargo, shall pay outwards ^d per ton. No. 9. All Coasting Vessels arriving without cargo from any port or place in the River above Greenock, shall pay inwards £d per ton.

la. Out. Class 2d. All British Vessels to or from any place inside of the Cumbrae Head, also from or to all places on the Forth and Clyde Canal, west of Grangemouth, including the Union and other Canals, leading into it, per ton, Id Id Class 3d. To or from all places betwixt the Cumbrae on the north, and the Mulls of Galloway and Kin tyre on the south, including l.ochryan, Lochfine, &c. in these limits ; also by the Forth and Clyde Canal to or from places on the Firth of Forth, extending from Stirling to Fifeness on the nonh side, (anal to and Dunbar on the south ; likewise by the Crinan or from ali ports and places in the Highlands, situated betwixt West Loch Tarbert on the south, and the north end of the Isle of Skye including Skye, Mull, Coll, Tiree, Islay, Jura, and other Islands betwixt these and the Mainland, per ton, l£d ljd' Class 4th. To or from any place situated betwixt the Mull of Galloway and St. David's Head, on the British side of St

George's Channel, including the Isle of Man ; and on the Irish side, from Tuskar along the east and north coasts of the

Island to Torry ; and from the Mull of Kintyre to Cape Wrath, including all the Hebrides; also by the Forth and Clyde Canal to or from places betwixt Fifeness and Kinnaird's Head, and betwixt Dunbar and Flamborough Head, per ton, 2d 2d Class 5th. To or from all places in Ireland, extending from Torry along the west and south coasts of the Island to

Tuskar ; and in England and Wales betwixt the Land's End

and St David's Head ; also in Scotland betwixt Cape Wrath and Kinnaird's Head, including the Orkney and Shetland Is-

lands ; likewise to or from places north of Flamborough iiead, navigating otherwise than by the Canals, per ton, ... 3d 3d Class 6th- To or from all places on the east and south coasts of England, extending from Flamborough Head to the Land's End, including Stilly Islands, per ton, ...... 4d 4d Class 7th. To or from any port or place in Europe, or Island in the European Seas, per ton, ...... 4d 4d Class 8th. To or from any port or place in the British Pro- vince of Canada, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfound- land, Iceland, the Greenland and Davis' Strait Fisheries, and all ports or places on the south coast of the Mediterranean

Sea, per ton, ...... 5d 5d Class 9th. To or from all ports or places in the United States of America, West Indies, and east coast of America,

north of the river Amazon ; also the west coast of Africa, from the Straits of Gibraltar to the Equator, including the

Islands of these coasts, per ton, ...... 3d od Class 10th. To or from any port, place or island lying betwixt the river Amazon and Cape Horn in South America, 80 APPENDIX.

In. Out. and between the Equator and Cape of Good Hope on the

west coast of Africa, per ton, ... , 6d 6d

Class I Ith. To or from all ports, places, or islands south and east of the Cape of Good Hope, and west of Cape Horn, per ton, .*...... 6d 6d Class 12th. All Vessels navigating under Foreign flags to pay double the foregoing rates, corresponding to their respective voyages. Class 13th. All Vessels, British or Foreign, arriving at or departing from the Port of Greenock in ballast, to be charged only a moiety of the rates corresponding to their voyage, excepting where otherwisa provided for. Class 14th. Whenever any Vessel propelled by steam, whether employed in carrying goods, partly goods and passengers, or passengers solely, shall have entered inwards and cleared outwards so frequently as to have paid 13s 4d per ton of Port Charges, namely, of Harbour Kates and Police and Anchorage Dues—or when any Sailing Vessel shall have entered inwards and cleared outwards so often as to have paid 6s 8d per ton, including the above enumerated dues —such Vessels shall he exempt from further payment in name of such Dues, during whatever part of twelve current months may be unexpired from the date of making payment of first portion of said 13s 4d or 6s 8d as the case may be. Owners or Masters of either description of Shipping, wishing to save trouble, may have a clearance of Twelve Months, by paying at the Harbour Dues Office, 13s 4d per ton for Steamers, and 6s 8d per ton for Sailing Vessels. The sums arising from Vessels com- pounding as before mentioned, will fall to be allocated among the different Trusts interested. Class 15th. All Vessels not bound to or from the Port of Greenock, but taking shelter in either the harbours thereof, to pay in addition to the Anchorage Dues, Id per ton. Class 16th. All Vessels at clearing outwards shall pay the rate applicable to the most distant port of their intended voyage. Class 17th. Vessels outward bound for foreign poits from any other port in the river or channel, touchiug at the Quays of this Har- bour for Stores merely, and not taking in any cargo here, shall be admitted on payment of I |d per ton of Harbour Dues. Class 18th. All Vessels outward bound for Foreign ports, partly laden at any other port or ports in the river or channel, and taking on board goods from this port, not exceeding one-third of a full cargo, shall pay 3d per ton of Harbour Dues. Class 19th. All Vessels coming into the Port of Greenock to lay up for any space exceeding eight days, shall on arrival pay 4d per ton, and on departure pay the like sum of 4d per ton. Class 20th. Vessels under 15 tons, excepting when entering at or clearing from the Custom-house witii cargo, are exempted from the payment of Harbour Dues, and pay only Anchorage Dues. Class 21st. Vessels, whether loaded with Lime, Limestones, Flint- stones or Chalk, shall pay the full rates applicable to their voyage, but if only ballasted with these articles, shall pay the ballast rates. Class 22d. Vessels arriving at this port in distress, or for repair (excepting such Vessels ss have sailed from the port, and paid the outward Dues), shall upon arrival pay the one-half Harbour Dues ap- licable to the most distant port or place for which such Vessel was bound, and on sailing shall pay the full Dues applicable to the port or place to which such Vessel is destined. :

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Class 23d. Vessels clearing for Foreign ports in ballast, with stores only, and having to proceed to Troon, Ardrossan, or any other port in the United Kingdom, to load, are to be charged the Ballast rates applicable to Coasting Vessels. Class 24ih. Steamers plying to and from ports or places, as per Class 1st of Harbour Kates, when with passengers only, are chargeable at the rate of |d per ton per trip, or £d per ton per voyage ; and when entering or clearing at the Customhouse, or with cargoes, at the rate of £d per ton per trip, or Id per ton per voyage. Class 25th. Steamers plying to or from ports or places, as per Class 2d of Harbour Kates, when with passengers only, are chargeable at the rate of a £d per ton per trip, or Id per ton per voyage ; and when entering or clearing at the Customhouse, or with cargo, at the rate of Jd per ton ptr trip, or 2cl per ton per voyage. Class 26th Steamers plying to or from ports or places, as per Class 3d of Harbour Rates Table and passing to or repassing from Glasgow with passengers only, are chargeable at the rate of Id per ton per trip, or 2d per ton per voyage ; and when entering or clearing at the Customhouse, or with cargo, at the rate of 2d per ton per trip, or 4d per ton per voyage. Class 27th. Steamers plying to or from ports or places, as per Class 4th of Harbour Kates Table, when with passengers only, are chargeable at the rate of a Id per ton per trip, or 2d per ton per voyage ; and when entering at or clearing out from the Customhouse, or with cargo, at the rate of 2d per ton per trip, or 4d per ton per voyage ; —and so on for Steamers plying to or from ports or places as per Classes 5th and 6th of Harbour Kates, according to the Table. The Rates in the foregoing Table, with the exception of Class 14, are exclusive of the Harbour Police Kates on Shipping, and of the Anchorage Dues.

REGULATIONS FOR STEAM-VESSELS.

The Magistrates and Town Council of Greenock, Trustees for the Improvement of the Harbours of Greenock, and lor establishing, supporting, and regulating the Police thereof, in virtue of the powers committed to them by the acts of Parliament, 50 Geo. III. cap. 167, and 57 Geo. III. cap. 32, hereby enact and ordain the following Regulations, to be strictly observed and enforced from and after the first day of June, 1826, until expressly altered, viz. 1st, That every Steam- Vessel for the conveyance of Passengers only, shall he brought alongside of that portion of the outside of the Custom- honse Quay betwixt the Watch-house and Light-house, provided the

same is not previously occupied ; and l*team Vessels for the conveyance of Goods and Luguage shall take their stations alongside the other portion of the said Quay, and that under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence* 2d. That all masters or other persons in charge of Steam-Vessels, shall depart and Sail from the said Harbour punctually at the hours of sailing announced on the boards put up for the said Vessels within the Town of Greenock, and that under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence. And the time of the day shall be regulated by the Public Clock at Cathcart Square. And on no account shall the period which has been announced be altered by the Masters, or by other* 82 APPENDIX. under their authority, under a penalty not exceedins Five Pounds for each offence. But it is hereby provided and declared, that if, from the state of the weather, or any unforseen occurrence, the Vessel cannot sail at the time announced on the boards, she shall depart as soon thereafter as the masier or oilier in command shall be required by the person appointed as after-mentioned, and that under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence. 3d, That the Bugle or Horn, used as a call for the sailing of any Steam- Vessel, shall not he blown or sounded till within five minutes of the time appointed for sailing, and it shall be done, not on the Quays, or through the streets, but by a person stationed on board the said vessel, and that under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence. 4th, That masters and crews of all Steam Vessels, lying nearest the Quay, shall have a sufficient gangway-board, with a hand rail affixed to it, placed betwtixt their Vessel and the Quay, and shall i;ive free access over the decks of their Vessels to passengers, to and from the Vessels in lying the outside berths or st uions ; as also free access for the con- u veyance of I "gage and coals, to and from said vessels — under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence. 5th, That when it is dark, every Steam- Vessel, for passengers, shall, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence, have and use sufficient lights at the time of their arrival at, or departure from the Harbour, so as to enable passengers to get on board or to land with safety.

6th, That the masters and crews of all Steam-Vessels shall take special care to exclude all persons under pretence of selling fruit or other eatables, or persons pretending to be porters, from coming and remaining on board within ten minutes of the hour of sailing, and shall, when called upon, assist the officer on the station and the Licensed Porters in keeping on shore boys or idlers—under a penalty not exceed- Five Pounds for each offence. 7th, That in order to defray the expense of carting away the dross, ashes, and rubbish discharged from Steam-boats and laid down upon the Quay, there shall be p*id annually as follows, viz. : — For each Steam- Vessel plying on the River, and resorting to Greenock Quays daily, at the rate of Is. 6d. for every horse power. Once in 2 days. Is. 4J. per each horse power. Once in 3 days, Is. 2d. „ „ Once in 4 days, Is. Od. „ „ Once in 5 days, 10d. „ „ Once a week, 8d. „ „ 8th, That a person shall be appointed by the Magistrates and Coun- cil to see these Regulations carried into execution and strictly enforced ; and the masters and crews of Steam-Vessels shall obey the orders and instructions given by that person.

9th, I hat the penalties incurred under the preceding Regulations may be sued for before the Magistrates of Greenock, and recovered at the instance of the Procurator Fiscal of the Harbour Police of Green- ock, and such proportion of these penalties to be awarded to the informer as the court may in its discretion direct. ]Oth, That a printed copy of these Regulations, shall, by its owners, be placed in the Cabin and in the Steerage of each Steam- Vessel, and which shall at all times be open and patent to the passengers on board of said Vessel—under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each oflfencec —

APPENDIX. 83

REGULATIONS FOR PORTERS AND BAUROWMEN.

The Magistrates and Town Council of Greenock, in virtue of the power* committed to them by the Acts of Parliament, 41 Geo. II I. cap. 51, and 57, Geo. 1 1 1, cap. 32, hereby enact and ordain the following Regu- lations, to he strictly observed and enforced from and after the 1st of

June, 1826, until expressly altered, viz. : 1st, That no Porter or Barrowman shall be permitted to ply for hire within the Town of Glieenock, and on the Qna\s and Breasts thereof, without being first licensed pursuant to the said Act, and having found faithfully fulfil caution to observe ami the present Regulations ; and each Porter shall have constantly affixed to his breast a badge, specify- ing his number, and which shall be delivered to him on his being licensed ; —and all persons contravening thii Regulation shall forfeit and pay a sum not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence- 2d, That all Porters shall, with diligence and expedition, perform the services for which they were engaged, and shall not spoil or injure the property entrusted to their charge ; and shall conduct themselves with civility and discretion, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence, besides being liable to the party injured for damages. 3d. That when a Steam- Vessel, just arrived at the Harbour, has taken a berth in the outside of another Steam- Vessel, no Porters or Barrow- men to stan'l on the paddle-box or on the side of the inside Vessel, but arrange themselves in the middle of that Vessel, but if the Vessel just arrived occupies an inside berth, they shall then arrange themselves on the Quay, at least four leet from the edge thereof, till called to he engaged, and permitted to pass on board hy the officer attending for that purpose ; nor shall any Porter on being engaged to carry Luggage or other Goods in the Town of Greenock, or from the Quays and Breasts thereof, attempt to transfer these to another Porter, but shall himself fulfil his engagement, and when required, accompany his employer ; and all persons contravening this Regulation shall be subjected in a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence. 4th, That no Porter shall embark the Luggage of Passengers going on board of any Steam- Vessel until the Passengers intending to land at the Harbour shall have first landed with their Luggage, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence. 5th, That the Wheel Barrows belonging to the Porters who ply on the Harbour appointed lor the Steam-boats, and in the Town of Green- ock, shall be arranged ;

Established by the Magistrates and Town Council of Greenock, for Porters or Barrowmen plying within the Town of Greenock, and on the Quays and Breasts thereof.

From any place within the Town of Greenock, and not beyond the Delling-Burn or West-Burn.

A letter or parcel at or under 7 lbs £0 2 A parcel above 7 lbs. and not exceeding 56 lbs. ... 3

A parcel above 56 lbs. and not exceeding I 12 lbs. ... 4 Any load on a wheel-barrow exceeding 112 lbs. ... 5 From any place in the Town of Greenock, and not beyond the burgh of Crawfordsdyke, or Tolls on the High and Low Gourock Koads. A letter or parcel not exceeding 7 lbs 3 A parcel above 7 lbs. and not exceeding 56 lbs 4 A parcel above 56 lbs. and not exceeding 1 12 lbs. 5 Any load on a wheel-barrow exceeding 1 12 lbs...... 6 For labour per day, 2 6 For labour per hour, from 1st April to 1st October, H Ditto from 1st October to 1st April, 4

PORTERS AND BARROWMEN.

of Badge. No. of] No. of Badge. Hugh Mundie 21 John M'Farlane 41 Allan Black John Telford 22 Archd. M'Intosh 42 Donald Laurie James Wilson 25 William Craig 44 Peter Chalmers Alexander Clark 26 James Dalgleish 45 Robert Millar Geo. Knaggs, jr. 27 Archd. M'Nair 46 John M'Taggart Chas. M'Lauchlan 28 Duncan Gillies 49 Wm. Chalmers John Drummond 29 Alex. M'Gilvray 51 Colin M'Phail John M'Callum 30 Angus Johnstone 53 Allan M'Kinnoa Archd. M'Allisler 33 Donald M'Neill 56 James Benham -JXincan M'Intyre 35 Peter Haggerty 57 William Grieves G^$V4H|am Blair 36 Claud Young 58 Archd. Grierson M"athew Muir 39 Duncan Gilchrist 61 Dan. Henderson 20 Alex. M'Millan 40 Hec. M«Allister 62 John Pettigrew

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