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THE POST OFFICE PERTH DIRECTORY FOR 1884-5, CONTAINING

CITY AND COUNTY LISTS OF PUBLIC OFFICES, INSTITUTIONS, SOCIETIES, ETC.; NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN IN THE COUNTY. ETC. ;

ALSO, A GENERAL ALPHABETICAL LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS;

TO WHICH IS ADDED

LIST OF TRADES AND PROFESSIONS, AND OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION.

compilp:d and arranged by JAMES MARSHALL.

WITH A PLAN OF THE CITY AND ENVIRONS,

Revised to date, and engraved expressly /oj- the JVork.

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1. Public Offices, ...... i

2. Municipal Lists, ...... 3

3. County Lists, ...... 6

4. Judicial Lists, ...... 10

5. Commercial Lists, ...... 15

6. Public Conveyances, ...... 20

7. Ecclesiastical Lists, ...... 21

8. Literary and Educational Lists, ...... 23

9. Charitable and Benevolent Lists, ...... 26

10. Sporting Lists, ...... 31

11. Miscellaneous Lists, ...... 33 12. List of Noblemen and Gentlemen's Seats, ... 37

13. List of Clergy in Perthshire, ...... 60

14. Postal Directory— ...... 67

Officers of the Department, ...... 68 Arrival and Departure of Mails from Perth, 68

Rates of Postage, ...... 69

Inland Letters and Newspapers, ..; ... 70

Colonial and Foreign Posts, ...... 70

Inland and Foreign Book Post, ...... 71

Card Post, ...... 71

Registration, ...... 71

Parcel Post, ...... 71

Postage Stamps, ...... 71

Telegraphs, ...... 72

Insurance and Annuities, ...... 72

Money Orders, ...... 72

Postal Orders, ...... 72

Savings Bank, ...... 72 Table of Foreign and Colonial Postage, 69

15. General Directory, ...... 73

16. Professional Directory, ...... 206

Advertisements—Insurance Companies, ... 231

„ Miscellaneous, ,,. ... 237 PATER80N, SONS, & CO.

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INDEX.

Amateur Bicycle Club, page 31 Murray Royal Asylum, page 28

Anglers' Club, . 32 Murthly Asylum, . . 7

Artizan Golf Club, 32 Musical Societies, . . . 24-25

Bank Holidays, 18 Newspapers, . . . , 24 Banking Companies, . 15 Noblemen and Gentlemen's Seats, 37 Bible Society (Perthshire), 22 People's Club and Institute 24 Bowling Club, . 32 Perthshire Rifle Volunteers, 9 Carriers (Country), 21 Polling Stations, S Cemeteries, .. 36 Poor's Law-Agents, 14

City Mission, ...... 22 Procurators and Solicitors, . Clergy and their Places of Worship Postal Directory — Chief

in Perth, . . . . . 21 Officers, 67

Clergy in Perthshire, . . . 60 Perth Establishment, 67

Commissioners of Supply, , 6 Arrival and Departure of Mails,

Council Committees, . . . 4 Hours of Collection at Receiving

County and City Infirmary, . 26 House and Pillar Boxes, .

Counti' Prison, . . . 8 Rates of Postage (Inland), . 70

Coursing Club, . . . 32 Newspapers, &c., 70

Court of Lieutenancy, . 6 Newspapers sent Abroad, 70

Cricket Club (Perthshire), . 31 Book Post, 71

Curling Clubs, . . . . . 33 Colonial Book Post, . 70

Custom-House Holidays, . ig Pattern and Sample Post, 70

Destitute Sick Society, . 28 Post Cards (Inland & Foreign), 71

Educational Institute, . 26 Postage Stamps, 71

Fairs in Perth, . . . 19 Registration (Inland & Foreign), 71 Fechney Industrial School, . 29 Delivery, 71 Female School (Hospital), . 30 Money Orders, 72 Fire Brigade . . . . . 4 Savings Banks, 72 Fishing Club (Perthshire), . 32 Insurance and Annuities, 72 Foresters' Friendly Society, 35 Telegraphs, 72 General Directory, . 73 Table of Foreign & Col. Postage, 69 General Prison, . . . 33 Professional Directory, 206 Good Templars and Rechabites Public Baths and Wash-House,

(Independent Order of), . 36 Public Offices, Guild Court, .. .. . 5 Races and Hunt, 31 High Constables, . . . 33 Railway Carriers,

Indigent Old Men's Society, 28 Railway Companies, .

Indigent Old Women's Society, 29 Regimental District, 42nd, . Infant School, ...... 29 Registrar of Births, Marriages,

Justices of the Peace, .. 7 and Deaths, . King James the Sixth's Golfing Road Trustees for the County,

Society, . . . . . 32 Royal Golfing Society and County King James the Sixth's Hospital, 28 and City Club, Ladie«' Clothing Society, . 27 Royal Horticultural Society, 34 Ladies' House of Refuge, .. 31 Sacramental Fast-Days, 22 Lawn Tennis Club, .. .. 32 School Board of Perth, 25 Lethendy Mortifications, . 29 Schools of Industry, .. 29-31

Lunacy Board, . . . 7 Scotch Girls' Friendly Society 29 Licensing Courts, ,. .. 13 Sheriff and Justice of Peace

Literary Association, . 24 Courts and Officials, Literary and Antiquarian Society, 23 Sheriff Officers, Magistrates and Town Council, 3 Shipping, 19 Masters Extraordinary for Scot- Society for Incurables, 27 land of the Court of Chancery, 15 Society of Natural Science, 23 Masonic Lodges, .. .. 34 Society of Solicitors, . 14 Mechanics' Library, . . . 24 Statistics of Perth, 3 Medical Association (Perthshire), 23 Temperance Societies, 36 Meeting of Sheriff Courts, .. 12 Terms in Scotland, 19 Members of Parliament, . 3 Trades Convener Court, 5 Messengers-at-Arms, .. .. 12 Women's Educational Institution, 29 I^Iodel Lodging-House, . 31 Working Men's Building Society, 36 ......

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS. INSURANCE COMPANIES. Edinburgh (Life), page 232 Phoenix (Fire), page 235

Employers' Liability, . 236 Scottish (Boiler), 236 Lancashire, 235 Scottish Provident (Life), 234 Northern Assurance (Fire and Standard (Life), 231

Life), 233 Sun (Fire and Life), . 231 MISCELLANEOUS. Allan, Robert, hosier, &c., .. 282 Macqueen, James, posting, &c., 248

Anderson, A., lithographer, .. 260 Mailer, W. , fish and game dealer, 263 Anderson, J., china merchant, 273 Malloch, P. D., fishing-tackle (end) Anderson, William, sculptor, 287 Malone, Peter, shoemaker, 244 Annan & Son, J., plasterers, 245 Marshall, R. & J., posting, &c., 268 Barlas, James, bookseller, 248 Miller, J. M., musicseller, .. 261 Barlass, J. & D., ironmongers, 277 Moyes, And. , tailor and clothier, 282 Beveridge, David, sculptor, 256 Murdoch, Jas. R., stationer, 240 Boothman, S. C, tobacconist, 255 Murray, D. B., carver and gilder, 249 artist, 261 M'Cowan, Mrs., milliner, &c., Bourke, T. , photographic 246 Burnfield, David, watchmaker, 277 M'Dougall, P. & W., chimney Burns, David, tobacconist, &c., sweepers, slaters, &c., 244 Byars, Wm., tailor & clothier M'Ewan, William, baker, 261 (beginning of vol.) MTntyre & Stewart, bakers, 274 Calderwood, James, bootmaker, 270 M'Kenzie, Jas., grocer, &c., 254 Cameron, J. A. & D., cabinet- M'Lauchlan, Daniel, slater, &c., 258 makers, 265 M'Lauchlan, G., china mercht., 252

Cnrgill,Wm. , Salutation Hotel, 266 M'Lean, Peter, fruiterer, 247

Carmichael , D. , boot warehouse, M'Vean, John, gamedealer, 247 Casson & Miller, organ builders, 245 Norwell, John, bootmaker, .. 278 Chalmers, James, ham curer. 263 Paterson, Sons, & Co., music Chamber of Commerce, 38-9 saloons (beginning of vol.)

Christie, George, sculptor, . 269 Penney, Andrew, grocer, &c., 241 Christie, John, bookseller, &c., 277 Pullar, Miss J., hosier, 276 Crichton, C. A., jeweller, &c., 279 Ramsay, A., china merchant, 260 Crichton, G. & C. A., jewellers, 279 Reid & Donald, chemists, . 274 Crichton & Son, G., dentists, 279 Reid, Peter, coachbuilder, .. 272 Duff, David, hotelkeeper, 246 Reid, Peter, slater, &c., 276

Farquhar, James, chemist, . 242 Robertson, W., cab proprietor, 276

Farquharson, D., tea merchant, 252 Savings Bank, . 237

Farquharson,W., nurseryman, 266 Scrimgeour, David, grocer, . 257 Finlayson, James, ironmonger, 280 Shaw & Wotherspoon, bakers, 275 Garvie & Syme, ironmongers, Shiels & Co., undertakers, 278 (beginning of vol.) Sidey, Henry, bootmaker, . 265 Gibson, Thomas, baker, 254 Simeon, Harry, musician, 284 Gorrie, John, coal merchant, 262 Soutar, J., baker, 275 Grego, C., optician (end of vol.) Stalker & Boyd, painters, 281 Greig & Co., outfitters, Stewart, Charles, auctioneer, 243 Guthrie, H. M., grocer, &c., 271 Stewart, Geo., gamedealer, &:c., 285 Hamilton, R., steam laundry. 26-, Stewart, Wm., Craigie laundry, 243 Hay, James, joiner, &c.,_ .. 269 Stewart, Wm. F., hairdresser, 247 Henderson, R.,game, fruit, &c., 250-1 Stirton, Mrs. John, saddler, 270 Henderson, Wm., bootmaker, 253 Stratz & Fehrenbach, jewellers, 275 Heron, David, tailor & clothier, 258 Taylor, James, brushrnaker, 283

Imrie & Sons, P., cabinetmakers, 255 Taylor, James, ironmonger, . 259 Imrie & Sons, P., posting, _&c., 256 Taylor, John, watchmaker, 285 Jackson, Jas., carver and gilder- 240 Taylor, Robert A., chemist, 248 Laidlaw's temperance restaurant, 266 Taylor, William, glazier, 242 Lees, R., gun and rifle maker, 283 Thomson, David, baker. 246 Law & Son, Charles, merchants, 242 Walker, Robert, bookseller, 265 Macgregor, Alex., bookbinder, Westwood, Sons, & Millar, . 281 MacGregor, David, jeweller, &c Whittet, J. & T., tea merchts., 286 (beginning of vol.) Williamson, J., bootmaker, 270 Mackay, Andrew, bootmaker, 245 Wilson, Robt., restaurateur, &c., 267 Mackay & Son, John, plasterers, 2S4 Wood, John, bootmaker, . . 257 Mackie & Co., D., plumbers, 264 Wotherspoon, James, hatter, 262 MacLeish, Jas., plumber, &c., Young & Sons, J., printers, S:c. Macmasler, Chas., Temp, Hotel, 239 (beginning of vol.) LETTERPRESS AND LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTING.

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HIGH CONSTABLES.

James MacLeish, Moderator; James Fenton, ex-Moderator; Rev. W. G. H. Carmichael, Chaplain; Andrew Buist, M.D., Physician; Robert Robertson, Solicitor; Thomas Bannister, Treasurer; A. Davidson, Secretary; Alexander Westvvood, Custodier.

TRADES' CONVENER COURT.

Convener—^John Duncan. Deacon of Hammermen, Colin A. Hunt. Wrights, John M'Neill. Glovers, John Murdoch. Bakers, James Pullar. Tailors, Alexander Cairncross. Shoemakers, David Norwell. Fleshers, Stewart Johnstone. Weavers, John Duncan.

Campbell, Lieut. -Col. John, governor, General Prison. Crawford, Andrew, cattle-dealer, Tayhill, Kinnoull. Hargreaves, Rev. Joseph H., 12 York place. Ross, Rev. Hugh, Free St. Stephen's Manse, 35 York place ;;

PERTH DIRECTORY.

I. -PUBLIC OFFICES.

Assessor for the County under Lands Valuation Act—Alex. Bain, surveyor of taxes, 40 Tay Street. For the Burgh—Donald Mackintosh, 16 Tay Street. Billet-Master's, 18 Tay Street—John Welsh.

City ClerJi's, 3 High Street—William MacLeish, clerk R. Keay, depute. Hours (Saturday excepted) from 9 A.M. till 4 P.M.

City Chafnberlaijt's, I High Street —Robert Thomson, chamberlain, collector of Shore Dues, Police and Water Rates, and treasurer to the Water Commissioners. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 P.M., and on vSaturday from 10 A.M. till 2 p.m. City Police and FiscaPs, 18 Tay Street—^John Welsh, superintendent John M 'Donald and James Garrow, inspectors. ;

Coach Offices—See Cab Proprietors. County Constabulary, County Buildings—^John Dodd, chief constable; John M'Pherson, deputy chief constable; John Grant,

inspector ; John Cruickshank, detective ; Angus M'Donald and Peter M'Farlane, criminal sergeants. County Rates, County Buildings—Don. Mackintosh, collector. Custom House, Tay Street —Henry Christie, officer. Hours from 10 A.M. till 4 P.M., and on Saturday from 10 a.m. till 12 noon.

Gas Commissioners'' Office, . 3 High Street—William Mac-

Leish, clerk ; Thomas Whimster, manager (office, Scott Street)

John M'Gillewie, treasurer ; Charles J. Lindsay, clerk ; David Dew^ar and James Edward, inspectors and collectors. Hours from 10 a.m. till 8 p.m.

Guildry, County Buildings—^John Thomas, clerk ; Alexander M'Gregor, treasurer.

Harboiir and Navigation, 3 High Street—William MacLeish, clerk. Hours (Saturday excepted) from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m. B —

PUBLIC OFFICES.

Inland Revenue (Excise)^ Tay Street—Edwin Smith, collec-

tor ; Charles D. Stewart, supervisor ; James Begg and T. P. M'Parland, clerks; William Duncan, housekeeper. Hours from 9 A.M. till 3 P.M., and on Saturday from 9 a.m. till 12 noon. Inland Revemie (Stamps and Taxes), Tay Street—A. B.

Macdonald, collector ; William Soutar, James L. M. Grierson, and William Kerr, clerks. Hours from 10 A.M. till 3 p.m., and on Saturday from 10 A.M. till 12 noon.

Inspector's and Szcrveyor^s ( Stajnps and Taxes), Tay Street

Alexander Bain, surveyor and assessor ; Horace Skeete, clerk of property tax. Hours from 10 A.M. till 3 P.M., and on Satur- day from 10 A.M. till 12 noon. Inspector of Gas Meters, South Tay Street—^John Saunders, 144 South Street, inspector. Parochial Board ^ Poor Rates Assessment, 16 South Street Robert M 'Donald, inspector; Peter Lowe, assistant inspector and book-keeper ; John Clark, collector ; A. H. Ballingal, W.S., clerk to the Board. Hours from 10 A.M. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 P.M.

Poorhouse, Glasgow Road—^John Stuart, governor ; Mrs.

Stuart, matron ; James Cook, gatekeeper. Post Office, 2 High Street^—^John M'Gregor, postmaster. Hours from 6.45 a.m. till 9 p.m. Proctirator-Fiscafs, County Buildings—Melville Jameson, procurator-fiscal; Melville Jameson, jun., depute; Wm. A. Boyes, deputy procurator-fiscal. Hours from 9 a.m. till 5 p.m.

Receiving Post-offices, i West High Street, South Methven Street, and Priory Place. Hours from 7 a.m. till 9 p.m. River Police and Fishing, 69 George Street —Alex. Harper Xumsden, superintendent. Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages (for the district of Perth, comprising the whole of the Parliamentary boundary of Perth, together with the Landward part of the East Church Parish), i High Street—^James Dewar, registrar ; Andrew D. Johnman, assistant registrar. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m.

Session Clerk's, 3 High vStreet—Robert Keay, clerk. Sheriff' Clerk's, County Buildings, foot of South Street—^John sheriff-clerk Watt and Adam Smellie, depute Thomas, ; James sheriff-clerks. Hours from 9.30 a.m. till 4 p.m. ; on Saturday, from 9.30 A.M. till I P.M. Weights and Measures—For the City, William Galbraith, 207 High Street. For the County, William Andrews, County Buildings. Hours from 10 A.M. till 3 P.M. MUNICIPAL LISTS.

II.-MUNICIPAL LISTS.

STATISTICS OF THE CITY OF PERTH.

Population, 29, 980 Inhabited Houses, 4, 569 Parliamentary Constituency, 4, 1 26 Municipal do. 5>334 Number of Councillors, 26 Annual value of real Property in 1883-84, ;^ii3,96o Corporation Revenue, 1882-83, £^)557 Market-day—Friday.

MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. . FOR THE COUNTY. Sir Donald Currie, K.C.M.G. Residence in London— 13 Hyde Park Place, W. Agent in Perth—Robert Mitchell, solicitor.

FOR THE CITY. Charles Stuart Parker. Residence in London— 15 Great Queen Street, Westminster, S.W. Agent in Perth—^James C. Pinkerton, solicitor.

MAGISTRATES, TOWN COUNCIL, AND POLICE AND GAS COMMISSIONERS.

AndreMr Martin, Lord Provost. John M'Arthur, Dean of Guild. Duncan Gow, James P. Whittet, Samuel Cowan, Bailies. James Chalmers, James Bridges, Treasurer. COUNCILLORS. Inrs^ Ward. Second Ward. Thomas Love, auctioneer. Charles Logan, residenter. James Bridges, editor. James Wotherspoon, hatter. Duncan Gow, residenter. John Chalmers, architect. James P. Whittet, merchant. Robert Bonar, draper. Magnus Jackson, photographer. David Jackson, residenter. James Hay, joiner. Thomas Russell, grocer. James M'Currach, mason. MUNICIPAL LISTS.

Third Ward. Fourth Ward. James Chalmers, grocer. John Moir, builder. John M'Intosh, grocer. Samuel Cowan, publisher. John Frazer, clothier. George Wilson, leather mercht. David Norwell, shoemaker. Robert Mitchell, solicitor. A. King, commission agent. Andrew Martin, brewer. John Duncan, draper. William G. Stewart, grocer. City Clerk—William MacLeish. Depute do. —Robert Keay. Collector of Assessed Taxes and Stent—A Burns Macdonald. Session Clerk—Robert Keay, 3 High Street. City Architect—Andrew Heiton, 72 George Street. Inspector of Works—George Wells, 3 High Street. Inspector of Cleansing—Duncan Gumming, Glasgow Road. Inspector of Gas Meters—John Saunders, South Street. Burgh Assessor—D. Mackintosh, 16 Tay Street. City Chamberlain—Robert Thomson, i High Street. Clerk to Police, Gas, and Water Commissioners — William MacLeish, solicitor. Police Treasurer—David Keay, 16 Tay Street. Town Officers—^John Jackson, 3 High Street, and Andrew Allan^ Princes Street. Billetmaster—^John Welsh, Tay Street. Superintendent of Police—^John Welsh, 18 Tay Street. LORD provost's COMMITTEE.

The Lord Provost (co7i. ) ; Dean of Guild ; Bailies Gow,

Whittet, Cowan, and Chalmers ; Treasurer Bridges ; Councillors Mitchell, M'Intosh, M. Jackson, and Wotherspoon.

POLICE AND FIRE-ENGINE COMMITTEE. Fotir a quoruju. The Lord Provost (con.); Dean of Guild, Bailies, and Trea- surer; Councillors Bonar, Duncan, D. Jackson, Mitchell, M'Intosh, Moir, Norwell, Russell, Wilson, and Wotherspoon.

FIRE BRIGADE.

This department is under the management of the Captain of the Brigade, and, should occasion require, information given at the Police Office, 18 Tay Street, will receive every attention. Chief—^John Welsh, Superintendent of Police. Captain—^James Macleish, plumber, 15 Mill Street. 1st Lieutenant—^John Murie, plumber, 47, Watergate. 2nd Lieutenant—Geo. Craigie, lamplighter, 2 Carpenter St. ,

MUNICIPAL LISTS.

TRADES' CONVENER COURT.

Convener—David Norwell.

Deacon of Hammermen, Colin A. Hunt.

,, Wrights, John Hepburn.

,, Glovers, John Murdoch. Pullar. , Bakers, James

,, Tailors, Alexander Cairncross.

,, Shoemakers, David Norwell.

,, Fleshers, William Crawford.

,, Weavers, John Duncan.

Clerk and Treasurer—Alex. Wilson.

This Court acts as Trustees to Stewart's Free School, Mill St.

GUILD COURT.

Dean of Guild, John M'Arthur. Lord Provost, Andrew Martin. Bailies, Gow, Whittet, & Cowan. Clerk, John Thoitias, solicitor. Treasurer, Alexander M'Gregor. Land Steward, Alexander Ritchie. Officer, John Easton.

POLLING STATIONS. PARLIAMENTARY.

First District, Sheriff Court-Room, County Buildings.

Second ,, .., Burgh Court-Room, Tay Street.

Third ,, Seminaries, Rose Terrace.

MUNICIPAL.

First Ward, City Hall.

Second ,, Sheriff Court-Room and General Witness- Room, County Buildings.

Third ,, Council-Room and Burgh Court-Room.

Fourth ,, Seminaries. —

COUNTY LISTS.

IIL-COUNTY LISTS. COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY. Convener—William Smythe of Methven. Between 200 and 300 of the noblemen and gentlemen of the county are enrolled as Commissioners of Supply, as well as, for the time being, the Sheriff and his Substitute, the Lord Pro- vost, the Dean of Guild, and the Deacon of the Corporation of Glovers of the Royal Burgh of Perth, Clerk—William MacLeish. ROAD TRUSTEES FOR THE COUNTY OF PERTH Under the Roads and Bridges (Scotland) Act, 1878. All Commissioners of Supply are Trustees, and each Parish elects two or more representatives. Corporations, having property of ^800 of annual value, also elect representatives. Police Burghs elect two representatives. Lord Stormont, Chairman of the County Road Trustees and County Road Board. William MacLeish, County Road Clerk, Treasurer, and Collector. The County is divided into five districts for road purposes viz., Highland, Western, Central, Perth, and Blairgowrie or Eastern District, —and Committees are elected by the general body of Trustees for each district. A. H. Ballingal, W.S., Perth, District Clerk, Treasurer, and Collector. COURT OF LIEUTENANCY. Lord-Lieutenant—His Grace the Duke of Athole, K.T. Vice-Lieutenant—Viscount Stormont. DEPUTY-LIEUTENANTS. Perth Std>-Division. Convener—The Lord Provost of Perth. The Earl of Mansfield, K.T. Charles Maclean of Glenearn. Viscount Stormont. The Earl of Kinnoull. William Smythe. C. L. Wood of Freeland. Lord Ruthven. Sir Robert D. Moncreifife, Bart. C. T. C. Grant of Kilgraston Clerk—William MacLeish. Convener of Finance Committee—William Smythe of Methven, Chairman County Public Buildings Committee—Wm. Smythe. Chairman on County Bills—Lord Stormont. Chairman of Lunacy Board—Lieut. -Col. Drummond Hay. .

COUNTY LISTS.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, RESIDING IN OR NEAR PERTH.

The Earl of Mansfield. Col. Frank Stewart Sandeman, Lord Stormont, Scone Palace. Stanley. Wm. Smythe of Methven. AndrewCoates, Pitcullen House David M. Smythe, yr, of do. J. Drummond of Blackruthven. William Macdonald Macdonald Kirkwood Hewat, Perth. of St. Martins. James B. Marshall of Luncarty. Capt, H. S. Murray Graham of John M. Matthew of Newmill. Murrayshall. Andrew Graham, Perth. Alexander Macduff of Bonhard. John Shields, do. E. A. Stuart Gray of Gray and Robert PuUar, do. Kinfauns. Thomas Richardson, do. James Watson of Inchyra. John M'Neill, do. Thomas Greig of Glencarse. John Fisher, do. Thomas W. Greig, yr. of do. John Dickson, W.S., do. John Steel of Blackpark. Alex. Fleming, do. Wm. Lowson of Balthayock. Archd. M 'Donald, do. Rev. A. Fleming of Inchyra. John Thomas, ' do. John Chisholm of Northbank.

The Sheriff and Sheriff- Substi- Andrew Martin, Lord Provost tute of the County of Perth, John M 'Arthur, Dean of Guild and Sheriffs & Sheriffs-Sub- Duncan Gow, first Bailie. stitute of the Counties of James P. Whittet, second Bailie Forfar, Fife, Kinross, and Robert Mitchell, Clerk ot the Clackmannan. Peace. John Graham, Sher. Sub.

LUNACY BOARD—PERTH DISTRICT.

Col. Drummond Hay, Chairman.

MURTHLY ASYLUM OFFICIALS.

Medical Superintendent, Dr. C. Maclver Campbell. Consulting Physician, Professor M'Intosh, St. Andrews. Assistant Physician, Dr. George S. Pullon. Chaplain, Rev. Theodore Marshall, Caputh. Clerk and Treasurer, W. MacLeish, solicitor, Perth. Housekeeper, .Miss Brand. Steward, William Wood. Superintendent of Females,. Mary Brand. Do, of Males, ....William Grant. 3

COUNTY LISTS.

COUNTY PRISON FOR PERTHSHIRE.

Sheriff Grahame, Chairman of Visiting Committee. William MacLeish, clerk. Alex. Y. Will, governor. Helen Small, female warder.

J. M'Naughton, M.D., surgeon. John Young, first class warder. Rev. A. J. B. Baxter, chaplain. Robert M 'Hardy, warder. John Stirton, teacher. James Smith, do. Mrs. Will, matron.

42ND REGIMENTAL DISTRICT.

Lieut-Col. D. Macpherson, C.B., officer commanding. Majx3r F. Luke, paymaster Simpson, V.C., quartermaster. H. ; J.

^Mt«aS;;::;;:::}R°y^' Highlanders.

THE BLACK WATCH (Royal Highlanders) 3rd Battalion.

Badge, thistle ; uniform, scarlet ; facings, blue. Lieut.-Colonelandl^.^^^^^^ Stormont, Dec. 22 1871 Commandant, J Majors, Maurice F. Hutton, Nov. 19 1881 George Glas Sandeman, Aug. 28 1882 Captains, Ranald M. Alexander, Mar. 1 1875 W. F. Middleton, Jan. 31 1876 Alex. B. Stewart, June 11 1879 Charles H. Dundas, June 11 1879 Sir D. A. D. Campbell, Bart. April I 1879 Hon. Alistair George Hay, April i 1879 John H. Kerr, June 10 1880 David M. Smythe, June 29, 1880 Lieutenants...... James S. Robertson, Aug. 20 1879 Thos. W. F. Dent, Aug. 28 1880 Charles Tweedale, Feb. 28 1881 The Hon. W. C. W. Rollo, July i 1881 Hon. A. D. Murray, Mar. 15 1882 C. H. Durrant-Stewart, June 29 1882 V. S. Sandeman, May 12 1883 F. P. M. Maryon Wilson,...June 25 1883 Adjut. & Paymaster, Captain E. G. Grogan, June 4 1880 Instructor of Musketry, J. S. Robertson, June 3 1879

Quartermaster, John Simpson, V. C , April i . 1878 The total strength of the Regiment is 860. COUNTY LISTS.

PERTHSHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. FIRST—PERTH.

Head-quarters, Perth—uniform, scarlet ; facings, blue. Hon. Colonel, D. R. Williamson. Lieut. -Colonel, Patrick Stirling. Major, Adjutant, Captain R. R. Young. Blair Hon. Chaplains, Rev. J. Cunningham, D. D. ,& Rev. W. Acting Chaplains, Rev. W. G. H. Carmichael & Rev. G. Jaque Quartermaster,

Surgeon, J. Macfee, Hon. A. Surgeon, ....M. B. Gairdner, M.D, Captains, .James Clark, John B. Deas, John Halley, James R. Morrison, Arch. Gibson, G. Ferguson, and D. T. Reid. Lieutenants, Duncan Kippen, George Mailer, John Montgomerie, Alex. Soutar, G. Veitch, W. Gray, and R. D. Wright. Sub-Lieutenant, John Mailer.

Cadets—Uniform, scarlet ; facings, blue.

Hon . Sub. -Lieut William E. Frost,

SECOND—THE PERTHSHIRE HIGHLAND.

Head-quarters, Birnam—Uniform, dark grey ; facings, red.

Lieut. -Colonel, William M. Macdonald. Majors, Sir Robert Menzies, Bart., & David Buttar Adjutant, Major R. H. C, Dalzell. Hon. Chaplain, Rev. Dougal Macpherson. Acting Chaplain, Rev. John A. Honey, D.D. Hon. A, Surgeons, ...Robert Lowe and John Murray, M.D. Acting Surgeons, John Mackay and Charles S. Lunan, M.B. Surgeon, J. B. Reid, M.D. Captains, David Chalmers, Charles Stewart, Donald Fisher, John Borrie, Charles Munro, D. M. Robertson, W. M. C. F. Macdonald, and R. S. Menzies. Lieutenants, John Baxter, D. Ferguson, Robert M'Laren, Arthur Baxter, Peter Davidson, D. Smith, T. Butler, J. B. Ritchie, A. M 'William, T. A. Buttar, A. O Torry, and G. W. Dickson. 1

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IV. -JUDICIAL LISTS.

SHERIFF AND JUSTICE OF PEACE COURTS.

Sheriff, John H. A. Macdonald. Sheriff-Substitute, • John Grahame. Sheriff-Clerk, John Thomas. Sheriff-Clerk Deputes, James Watt and Adam Smellie. Do., (Dunblane) James Hepburn. Clerk of the Peace, Robert Mitchell. Clerk of Supply, General Clerk of Lieu- tenancy, and Clerk to Prison Board, William MacLeish. Procurator-Fiscal, Melville Jameson.

Do. (Dunblane) , James W. Barty. Auditor of Accounts, James Moir. Do. (Dunblane), James Hepburn.

Chief Constable, -. John Dodd. Bar-Officer, Alexander Smith. Do. (Dunblane), Thos. M'Culloch.

PROCURATORS AND SOLICITORS,

Under the Acts 28 of 2g Vict., cap. 8^, and36 6^37 Vict., cap. 63.

David Hepburn, Perth, 1824 Malcolm M'Gregor,Edin., 185 Pat. J. Stirling, I)unblane, 1831 George Roy, Dundee, 1851 Andrew Davidson, Perth, 1831 John Thomas, Perth, 1851 William Ross, Perth, 1834 Horace Skeete, do. 185 W. S. Soutar, Blairgowrie, 1835 C.W. L. Forbes, Aberfeldy, 1852 Melville Jameson, Perth, 1837 John M. Miller, Perth, 1852 Alex. Moncrieff, W.S. do. 1838 David Keay, do. 1852 A. Robertson, Blairgowrie, 1838 Thos. R. Kinmont, Errol, 1853 James Ross, Perth, 1839 Thos. Thornton, Dundee, 1854 James Mitchell, Pitlochry, 1839 Alex. Wilson, Perth, 1855 James Dick Miller, Perth, 1839 Chas. Boyd, Co. -Angus, 1856 John Young, Perth, 1841 W. MacLeish, Perth, 1856 James M'Laren, Crieff, 1842 William Japp, Alyth, 1 857 Jn. A. Gloag, Edinburgh, 1842 Archibald Paul, Dundee, 1857 John Myles, Forfar, 1842 W. L. Young, Auchterard. 1857 J. Lowe, Coupar-Angus, 1843 C. Morland Hunter, do. 1857 John Kippen, Perth, 1843 Alex. Mackenzie, Nairn, 1858 T.S. Duncan, NewZealand 1843 Joseph Dickie, Dunkeld, 1858 James MacRosty, Crieff, 1847 Alex. Graham, Crieff, 1858 A. G. Reid, Auchterarder, 1847 Jas. Hunter, jun., Dundee, 1858 Thomas Soutar, Crieff, 1848 Henry Whyte, Perth, 1859 JUDICIAL LISTS. II

SHERIFF COURTS, k.z.—contintied.

J. C. Pinkerton, Perth, 859 James C. Dow, Perth, D. Kerr Smith, Edinbur. 860 Jn. Martin, Dunfermline, John Macfarlane, Stirling, 860 Pat. S. M'Lean, Glasgow, Andrew Henry, Dundee, 860 Wm. B. Dickie, Dundee, Eben. Smith, Kilmarnock, 861 William M. Cunningham, J. Eraser Calder, Dundee, 862 Glasgow, David G. Stewart, do. 862 Hugh Colquhoun, do. J. Smythe Fleming, Alyth, 862 John C. Anderson, Forfar, Jas. W. Party, Dunblane, 864 Jas. S. Fleming, Stirling, R. Robertson, Plairgowrie 864 James Gavin, Dunblane, George Kyd, Perth, 865 D. Duncan, jun., Dundee, W. Thomson, Dunblane, 865 Tames M. Gray, do. Walter M 'Lean, Glasgow, 865 John P. Kyd, do. And. Crawford, Stirling, 865 James M. Laird, do. Charles Wingate, do. 865 R. Mitchell, Cupar-Fife, D. M. Mackay, Perth, 865 James Dunbar, Glasgow, Thos. Barclay, Hamilton, 865 A. M'Lean, Dundee, Robert Robertson, Perth, 865 R. Hislop, Auchterarder, George Gray, Glasgow, 865 David Marshall, Perth, T. Crabb Greig, Ed in., 865 John B. M'Cash, do. Robert Mitchell, Perth, 865 James M. Kirk, do. W. Reid, New Zealand, 865 Hugh Mitchell, Pitlochry, George Haggart, Dundee 867 Andrew Bennet, Arbroath, J. B. Miller, Blairgowrie, 867 Wm. Hepburn, Dundee, Alex. Jenkins, Stirling, 867 Geo. Kennedy, Glasgow, Peter Simpson, Edinburgh, 867 John Stewart, Perth, Malcolm Stewart, Perth, 867 W. Stewart Wilkie, Alyth, A. H. Ballingal, W. S. do. 869 W. Alexander, Dunblane, W. Chalmers, do. 869 H. Curr, Pitkellony, Crieff D. Johnstone, Dundee, 870 Walter T. Currie, Dundee, R. M'llvride, Edinburgh, 870 George A. Miller, Perth, Alex. Thomson, Brechin, 870 Walter Oswald, Arbroath, Wm. B. Milne, Dundee, 871 James Pollock, Dundee, James Lindsay, Glasgow, 871 David Small, do. William Young, Perth, 872 William Shaw. Perth, John Dickson, W.S., do. 872 John Yeaman, Alyth, Geo. A. Mackenzie, do. 872 Alex. D. Anderson, Ar- LauchlanM'Intosh, Edin. 872 broath, J. E. Rodger, Crieff, 872 W. R. Buchan, Glasgow, Jas. M'Laren, jun., do. 873 Peter F. Husband, Dundee I. A. Anderson, Blairg'rie, 873 Arthur Young, Perth, Thomas Soutar, do. 873 R. Dunsire, Co. -Angus, Robert M. Kippen, Perth, 873 M. Jameson, jun., Perth, Dan. Gorrie, Dunfermline, ^n John Scrimgeour, Dundee, William C. Young, Perth, 873 Thomas Chalmers, Perth, Thos. Congleton, Dundee, 873 John Christie, Blairg'rie, 1

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SHERIFF COURT, ^z.—continued.

David J. Keay, Perth, 1880 John D. Bruce, Dundee, 1883 R. H. Moncrieffe, do. 1880 James Buchan, do. 1883 Patrick Martin, do. 1 88c John Bryce Clark, do. 1883 David Murray, Glasgow, 1880 Alex. A. Connon, Crieff, 1883 Adam W. Myles, Forfar, 1880 J. C. Forbes, Newburgh, 1883 Alexander Speed, Dundee, 1880 J. Lochhead, Blairgowrie^ 1883 George Watt, do. 1880 J. A. M'Lean, Glasgow, 1883 T. J. G. Boyles, Glasgow, 1881 H. A. Patullo, Dundee, 1883 Alex. S. Drummond, do. 1881 J. Rutherford, jr., Glasgo' 1883 R. J. Davidson, Cu.-Fife, 1881 James Rattray, Dundee, 1883 William Fergus, Dundee, 1 881 J. T. Sellar, W.S., Perth, 1883 John Strathearn, Glasgow, 1881 David D. Syme, Crieff, 1883 J. W. Thomson, Dundee, 188 W. W. Stephen, Dundee, 1883 W. Y. Brydie, Blairg'rie, 1882 John Duff Bruce, do. 1883 Thos. C. Boyd, Dundee, 1882 James Buchan, do. 1883 J. Drummond, jr., Glasgo' 1882 Alex. A. Connon, Crieff, 1883 David Pearson, Cu.-Fife, 1882 A. W, Gumming, Dundee, 1883 John A. Robertson, Perth, 1882 G. G. Dalgarno, Arbroath, 1884 Alex. E. Smith, Aberdeen, 1882 William Kerr, Dundee, 1884 A. M.Watson, Kirriemuir, 1882 George Miln, Arbroath, 1884 Alex. J. Wilson, Perth, 1882 P. S. Malloch, Edinburgh, 1884 Alex. Agnew, Dundee, 1882 George B. Paul, Dundee, 1884 W. E. R. Young, do. 1882

SHERIFF OFFICERS. Alloa—Alexander Thomson. Blairgowrie and Coupar- Angus—Alexander and John M'Lauchlan. Crieff Dunblane—Thos. M'Culloch. Dundee—James S. Mills, Thomas Gourlay, and John M. Beatts. Dunkeld— John Robertson. Kinloch-Rannoch—Duncan Stewart. Kinross Perth—^James Rollo, James Hutton, and Alexander Clark. Pitlochry—^James Skinner.

messengers-at-arms.

Perth—^James Rollo and James Hutton. Dunblane— Thomas M'Culloch.

meeting of courts.

The Sheriff-Court for the County is held every Tuesday and Friday during the Session, and one Court, at least, is held at each vacation; the Sheriff Small-Debt Court every Tuesday. Quarter Sessions are held on the statutory days and by adjournment. 3

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SHERIFF COURTS, 8ic.—continued.

MEETING OF COURTS UNDER THE SMALL-DEBT ACT. At Perth, Every Tuesday during Session. Crieff, Every second Sat. of Feb., May, Aug., and Nov. Dunblane, ....Every Wednesday during Session. Dunkeld, Every first Saturday of April, August, and Dec. Aberfeldy, ....On the Monday immediately succeeding the first Saturday of April, August, and December. Blairgowrie, ..Every second Sat. of Jan., April, July, and Oct.

Co. -Angvis, . . .On the Monday immediately succeeding the second Saturday of January, April, July, and October,

at 1 1 o'clock each day. Auchterarder, Last Monday of January, April, July, and Oct.

LICENSING COURTS.

By the Acts 9 Geo. IV. cap. 58, 16 & 17 Vict. cap. 67, and 25 and 26 Vict. cap. 35, the Magistrates of Burghs are required to meet on the second Tuesday of April and the third Tuesday of October, in each year, to consider the applications for License Certificates within the Burgh, and the Justices of Peace on the third Tuesday of April and the last Tuesday of October in the County, with power to adjourn during one month after each meeting. The application must be lodged, and a fee of 3s paid,

14 days previous to each meeting ; and the Magistrates and Justices are restricted from granting Certificates except at the statutory periods. The following is the Perth District of the County, as appointed by the Quarter Sessions on September 29, 1828—viz., Aberdalgie, Abernethy, Arngask, Dunbarney, Dron, Dunning, Forgandenny, Forteviot, Findogask, Kinnoull, Meth- ven, Moneydie, Redgorton, Rhynd, Scone, Tippermuir, Perth.

APPEAL COURTS.

Quarter Sessions, for hearing appeals in Licensing cases, held at Perth on the first Friday of May and third Friday of Novem- ber. Appeals must be lodged within ten days after the judg- ment appealed against.

COUNTY LICENSING COURT AND JOINT COURT FOR BURGHS.

For considering applications for confirmation of any JVezv Pre??nses, licensed for the first time by the District Licensing Courts, under the "Publicans' Certificates (Scotland) Act, 1876," are fixed to be held on the same days as the Appeal Courts above mentioned. 14 JUDICIAL LISTS.

LICENSING COURTS—coniimied. DEALERS IN GAME. The Justices meet in the beginning of July for granting Licences to Dealers in Game under Acts 23 and 24 Vict. cap. 90, ajid previous relative Acts.

SOCIETY OF SOLICITORS.

This Society was instituted in 1825, and is now incorporated by Royal Charter, dated 3rd September, 1857, into a body politic and corporate, by the name of " The Society of Procurators and Solicitors in the City and County of Perth." The main object of the Society was the establishment of a Law Library, and accordingly there has been formed an extensive collection of books, containing almost every work immediately relating to the profession. There is a standing Committee of Management appointed annually, consisting of the office-bearers and five members.

The Library of the Society is in the County Buildings, and is

open from 10 a.m. till 2 p.m. ; Saturdays, from 10 A. M. till I P.M. President—Alexander Graham. Vice-President—John M. Miller. Secretary and Treasurer—David Keay. Honorary Librarian—Robert Mitchell. Sub-Librarian—Alexander Menzies. COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT. The Office-Bearers. A. G. Reid. Alexander Wilson. W. Cochrane Young. Henry Whyte. John Young. AUDITORS. Henry Whyte and W. Cochrane Young.

poors' AGENTS.

John A. Robertson and D. J. Keay, Perth ; Robert Hislop,

B. Miller, Blairgowrie ; and A. Connon, Auchterarder ; J. Crieff. solicitors. Davidson, Andrew, Perth, Barty, J. W., Dunblane, 1864 1832 Boyd, Charles, Co. -Angus, 1865 Forbes, C. W. L., Aber- Chalmers, Wm., Perth, 1872 feldy, 1852 Chalmers, T., do. 1882 Graham, Alex., Crieff, 1858 — ; 1

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SOCIETY OF SO'LICITORS—continued.

SOLICITORS contimied.

Hepburn, David, Perth, 1825 MacRosty, James, Crieff, i860 Hislop, R., Auchterarder, Pinkerton, J. C, Perth, 1876 Jameson, Melville, Perth, 1837 Reid, A. G., Auchterarder, 1853 Japp, William, Alyth, 1858 Robertson, Robert, Blair- Keay, David, Perth, 1853 gowrie, 1865 Keay, D. J., do. 1882 Robertson, Robert, Perth, 1867 Kinmont, Thos. R., Errol, 1853 Robertson, John A., do. 1882 Kippen, John, Perth, 1844 Skeete, Horace, do. 185 Mackay, D. M., do. 1875 Soutar, Thomas, Crieff, 1.859 Mackenzie, G. A., do. 1872 Soutar, T., Blairgowrie, 1873 Martin, PatricTs:, do. 1881 Stewart, Malcolm, Perth, 1870 Miller, J. B., Blairgowrie, 1870 Stewart, John, do. 1881 Miller, James D,, Perth, 1840 Thomas, John, do. 185 Miller, John M., do. 1853 Whyte, Henry, do. 1864 Mitchell, James, Pitlochry, 1858 Wilson, Alexander, do, 1858 Mitchell, Robert, Perth, 1873 Young, John, do. 1841 Moncrieff, Alex., do. 1838 Young, W. Cochrane, do. 1875 M 'Cash, J. B., Perth, 1876 Young, William, do. 1876 M'Laren, James, Crieff, 1856 Young, W. L., Auchter- M'Laren, J., jun., do. 1873 arder, 1858 MacLeish, Wm., Perth, 1857

Masters Extraordinary for Scotland of the Court of Chancery

Melville Jameson, solicitor, Perth ; C. W. L. Forbes, solicitor, Aberfeldy; and Robert Hislop, solicitor, Auchterarder.

V.-COMMERCIAL LISTS»

BANKING COMPANIES.

Hours of Public Business, from 10 A.M. till 3 P.M., and on Saturday, from 10 a.m. till 12 noon.

BANK OF SCOTLAND, ST. JOHN STREET.

J, W. Jameson and Jas. Paterson, agents.

Buist, tellers George R. J. Bone, and Alexander Scott, ; James

Anderson and John Anderson, check clerks ; Jas. Caddel, porter. 6 —

1 comSiercial lists.

BANKING COMVANYE^—contiiiued. BANK OF SCOTLAND continued. Branches. Agents. Aberfeldy, James M 'Kerchar. Alyth, George Duncan. Auchterarder, James Smitton. Blackford, David and John Lawson. Blairgowrie, Robert Robertson. Callander, A. Macnaughton & Duncan Stewart. Coupar-Angus, George Robertson. Crieff, A. W. Logan.

Dunblane, • • • J-- W. Barty and William Thomson, Dunkeld, John Macnaughton, Killin, Robert A. Robertson, Pitlochry, Alexander Macbeth,

Draw on London Office, Lothbury, E.C. ; the Bank of England j

Coutts & Company ; and Smith, Payne & Smiths.

ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, 8o GEORGE STREET. Melville Jameson and W, D. Forbes, agents. B. Dobbie, accountant M'Laren, teller; F. Darling, J. ; John J. P. Brough, clerks Morgan Dingwall, J, Y. Munro, and ; James Young, messenger. Branches. Agents. Alyth, William Yeaman. Do. Airlie Street, William Japp. Blairgowrie, John Panton. Doune, Robert Main, Meigle, John Yeaman.

Draw on Messrs, Coutts & Co. ; Bank of England ; and London

Office ; Bank of Ireland and Branches,

BRITISH LINEN COMPANY, ']'] GEORGE STREET.

Hunter & Ballingal, agents ; Robert S. Grant, sub-agent.

R. P. Ramage, accountant ; R. A. H. Wood, A, F. Macdonald,. and J. Zimmerman, clerks. Draw on London Office, 41 Lombard Street,

COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND (LIMITED), 2\ SOUTH STREET. Thomas Soutar, agent. Bell, teller T. William Douglas, accountant ; J. H. ; James Soutar and John S, Davidson, clerks; C, N, Nicholson, porter. — 7

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BANKING COMFAl^lES—conHimed.

COMMERCIAL BANK contimied. Branches. Agents. Aberfeldy, C. W. L. Forbes. Blairgowrie, J. Henry-Anderson. Callander, W. M-Michael. Comrie, .John Robertson. Crieff, William France. Meigle, J. A. Webster. Ncwburgh, Alexander Laing. Pitlochry, Evan Fraser. London Office— 123 Bishopsgate Street Within, E.C.

Draw on Bank of England ; Coutts & Company ; London and Westminster Bank (Limited), London.

NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND (LIMITED), 5 HIGH STREET.

John Thomas and William MacLeish, agents ; Peter M'Gregor, assistant agent ; George Anderson, teller ; James Miller, R. S. Menzies, and Wm. Robertson, clerks. London Office—37 Nicholas Lane. Draw on Coutts & Company and Union Bank of London.

UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND (LIMITED), 24 GEORGE STREET.

Albert Butter, cashier ; Alex. Robertson, accountant ; Charles Stevenson, first teller Bisset, ; J. D. second teller ; John Hood, porter.

Draw on London Office, 62 Cornhill, E.C. ; the Bank of Eng-

land ; and Coutts & Co. Branches. Agents. Aberfeldy, Charles Munro. Auchterarder, William L. Young. Blair-Athole, James Stewart. Blairgowrie, W. S. & Thomas Soutar. Coupar-Angus, Thomas Saunders. Crieff, J. & A. Gibson. Dunblane, William Christie. Dunkeld, Robert M'Gillewie. Dunning, Matthew H. Lawson. Errol, Thomas R. Kinmont. Killin, ....; J. M'Naughton. Kincardine, James Patrick. Pitlochry, James & Hugh Mitchell, joint agents. C 8

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BANKING COM.VK^l'ES—continued.

THE CLYDESDALE BANK (LIMITED), 3 ST. JOHN STREET. Richardson and Wilson, agents.

A. T. Scott, accountant ; A. Bullions and G. Davidson, clerks." Draw on London Office, Crieff—Adrian M. M. G. Kidston, agent.

TOWN AND COUNTY BANK (LIMITED), VICTORIA BUILDINGS, TAY STREET, AND SOUTH METHVEN STREET. Robert Robertson, agent.

John Buchan and Andrew M, Mechie, accountants ; James Roy and David Hain, clerks. London Correspondent—London Joint Stock Bank (Limited).

SAVINGS BANK OF THE COUNTY AND CITY OF PERTH, TAY STREET.

(Established in 1838, and certified under the Act of 1863). Melville Jameson, secretary. William A. Barclay, actuary and cashier.

George C. Roy, accountant ; James Wilson, W. Barclay, and James Anderson, clerks.

The Office, 26 Tay Street, is open every lawful day from TO till 3, except Saturday, when it shuts at 12. Open on Satur- day evening from 6 till 8, for receiving deposits only.

DISTRICT BANKS. Alyth, G. Duncan, cashier. Blairgowrie and Rattray, Wm. S. Soutar, solicitor, do. Crieff, A. Gibson, banker, do. Coupar-Angus, Wm. Culross, bookseller, do. Caputh, Robert Miller, schoolmaster, do. Dunkeld, Thomas Jack, merchant, do. Dunning, M. H. Lawson, banker, do. Methven, David Martin, merchant, do.

BANK HOLIDAYS. (By new Act ^4 Vict., chap, ij.)

New Year's Day, Jan. i First Monday in May. Good Friday, April 7 First Monday in August. Christmas Day, Dec. 25 ., )

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TERMS IN SCOTLAND.

Candlemas, Feb. 2 Lammas, Aag. i Whitsunday, May 15 Martinmas, Nov. ii The Scotch removal Terms in Burgh's are May 28th and November 28th.

FAIRS IN PERTH.

First of Luke, ....First Friday of March. Palmsune'en, First Friday of April. Midsummer, First Friday of July. Sheep and Wool, First Tuesday of July. St. John's Day, First Friday of September. Little Dunning, Third Friday of October.

Hiring, Friday after Martinmas (o. s. Andrewsmas, Second Friday of December.

SHIPPING LIST.

Ships' Names. Rig. Built. Tons Masters Owners.

Alpha Sch'r 1877 Murchison K. Murchison Betsy Sloop 1844 Ferguson Robert Ferguson Catherine M'Donald. Sloop 1858 Barlow Joseph Barlow David Edwards Sch'r 1859 Anderson J. T. Anderson Dunkeld Sloop 1835 Beith Thomas Scott Elcho Ca^itle Sloop 1876 Speed Hugh Robertson Elizabeth & Margaret Sloop 1852 Taylor Robert Taylor Euphemia Sloop Dunn John Dunn Helen Sloop Ross M. Shiells Helen Taylor Smack Milne John Milne Isabella Sch'r 1873 M'Donald John M'Donald Jane Edwards .... Smack Edwards J. Duncan Jessie Bennet B'tine 135 Giddy John Giddy Margaret Sch'r 66 Smith Thomas Beer

Mary and Anne . . Sch'r Armitage C. Harden

Mary Elizabeth . . Sch'r 70 Burns George Burns

Total—Vessels, 16; Tonnage, 803.

CUSTOM HOUSE HOLIDAYS.

Good Friday, Queen's Birthday, Christmas Day, and Bank Holiday. ;

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VI. -PUBLIC CONVEYANCES. RAILWAYS.

CALEDONIAN. Incorporated 21st July, 184S. Chairman—J. C. Bolton, M.P. Deputy—Thomas Hill. OFFICIALS (central SECTION).

Secretary, Arch. Gibson ; General Manager, James Thomson

Treasurer, Alexander Ferguson ; Solicitor, George Jackson

District Passenger Superintendent, William Gillespie ; Goods

Manager, Robert Small ; Solicitor, Melville Jameson ; Station- master, Robert M'Lagan; Do. (Princes Street), John Irons; Telegraph Superintendent, A. S. Dunn.

Offices—Glasgow, 302 Buchanan St. ; General Station, Perth.

NORTH BRITISH.

Chairman of Directors, Sir James Falshaw, Bart. Deputy do., John Beaumont. OFFICIALS. General Manager, John Walker; Secretary, G. B. Wieland;

General Agent, Wm. Arnott ; Stationmaster, Perth, Robert M 'Lagan. Solicitors—Millar, Robson, & Innes. District Superintendent for North, James Symon. Office—Edinburgh, .4A Princes Street.

HIGHLAND RAILWAY. Incorporated loth Jtdy, i854- OFFICIALS. Chairman of Directors, Sir Alex. Matheson, Bart., M.P. Deputy do., Hon. Thos. C. Bruce, M.P. Secretary and General Manager, Andrew Dougall; Loco- motive Superintendent, David Jones ; Goods Managers, Thomas Mackay and G. K. Ellis.

RAILWAY CARRIERS. Wordie & ,Co., Mill Street, receive and deliver goods for Caledonian, Highland, and Great North of Scotland Railway Companies.;

J. & P. Cameron, for North British Railway Company...... , ;

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COUNTRY CARRIERS.

Where from. Names. Where Lodged. Departure.

Abernethy William Belt City Hall Square . . Tuesday, Friday

Aberuthven James Fowlas . . County Place Friday Almondbank and

Pitcairngreen . D. Richardson. Horse Cross Do.

Auchterarder . . John Winton .... County Place Inn. .. Tuesday, Friday Bankfoot D. M'Farlane .. M'Leish, plum., Mill St Do.

Bridge of Earn & ( J. Falconer . . Kirkside Friday

Forgandenny . ( Wm. Mackay.. Do Do. Collace James Will Do. Tuesday, Friday

Do. Alexander Young 3 St. John's Place . , Friday

Dunning Henry Lawson . Kirkside Tuesday, Friday Do. .' William Dougall M'Kenzie, gr., South St Do.

Guildtown George Bruce. . Mill Street Friday Kinross E. Scott KinnouU Arms Do.

Do John Craig City Hall Square . . Do. Madderty Robert Crockart Kirkside Do.

Methven David Brown . . Mill Street Tuesday, Friday

Newburgh A. Williamson . S3 South Street Friday Rait W. Buttar Kirkside Do. Stanley J. Christie Mill Street Do.

VII.-BCOLBSIASTICAL LISTS.

THE CLERGY AND THEIR PLACES OF WORSHIP.

Baptist Chapel, 193 South Street,... Clarence Chambers. Congregational, ....Mill Street, W. D. Knowles, B.A. Episcopalians—

St. Andrew's, Caledonian Road 1 -^ /-. . W^^^^'-mr ^^.D.-r.i nr^ St. John's.... Princes Street,.../^- ^- r Jn. Burton, Provost St. Ninian's, Athole Street,....-] Don. Mackie, Can.

(^ G. F. S. Farquhar, Cur. Established Churches— East, St. John's Place, W. G. H. Carmichael, B. A. Middle, Do. W. Stevenson, M. A., St. Leonard's King Street, J as. Wilson. [B.D. St. Paul's, St. Paul's Square,.. Arch. Fleming, B.A. St. Stephen's (Gaelic), Canal Street, Thomas Martin, B.D. West, St. John's Place, ...R. Milne, M.A., D.D. Kinnoull, Bridgend, John Anderson, D.D. Evangelical UNiON,High Street, Robert Finlay. —

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C LERGY coil tin tied. Free Churches— Middle, Carpenter Street, ...D. W. Kennedy, C.S. St. Leonard's, Victoria Street, D. D. Bannerman, St. Stephen's (Gaelic), Do. John Tulloch. [M.A. Knox's, South Street, John Rainnie, M.A. West, Tay Street, J.Gibson, M. A., D.D. Newrow, Newrow, John Symon. Glasite, High Street, Various. Original Seceders,. South Street, Robert Morton. Roman Catholic, ....Melville Street, William Geddes. St. Mary's, Kinnoull, John Bennett. Unitarian, N. William Street,. H. Williamson. United Presbyterians— East, South Street, Alex. Henderson. North, High St. & Mill St., Robert Lyon. South, High Street, William Dickie. York Place, York Place, Arch. Sutherland. Wesley. METHODiST,Scott Street, Richard J. Eland.

Perth Sacramental Fast-Days. —Thursday before second Sabbath of April and fourth Sabbath of October.

CITY MISSION. Instituted i860.

Archibald M'Donald, President ; James D. Miller, Robert PuUar, and Dr. John Bower, R.N., Vice-Presidents; Robert Macnab, John M'Neill, John M. Miller. David Hepburn, Robert Robertson, George Mackenzie, Peter Palmer, Robert Ewing, James Ritchie, David Jackson, Charles Logan, and

William A. Barclay, Directors ; Dr. Stirling and Alexander

Greig, Joint Secretaries ; David Morton, Treasurer. James

60 Scott Street Cottage ; and Small, ; J. M. Doggart, Bellwood A. Fairbairn (North U.P.), 35 Priory Place, Missionaries.

PERTHSHIRE BIBLE SOCIETY.

J. H. A. Macdonald, Sheriff of the County, President. Thomas Greig of Glencarse; W. M. Macdonald of St. Martins; and Archibald M 'Donald, ex-Lord Provost, Vice-Presidents. Ex-Lord Provost Hewat, Alexander Greig, Peter Palmer, Dr. Bower, John M'Donald, Robert Ewing, James Ritchie, David —;

LITERARY AND EDUCATIONAL LISTS. 23

PERTHSHIRE BIBLE SOCIETY—continued.

Hepburn, John M'Neill, Geo. A. Mackenzie, J. Pirrie, David Morton, T; Thomas, R. Pullar, P. Campbell, J. M'Gregor, John Stewart, David Jackson, and R. B. Smith, Directors.

Rev. W. D. Knowles, B.A. ; Rev. Robert Milne, D.D. ; and Rev. D. D. Bannertnan, M.A., Secretaries. William A. Bar- clay, Savings Bank, Treasurer. Depository, 46 Mill Street Robert Walker, Agent.

VIII.-LITEEAEY AND EDUOATIONAL LISTS. PERTHSHIRE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

Meets first Friday of every Month, . from October to June, at 4 P.M., in the Perth Infirmary.

Dr. J. P. Bramwell, President ; Dr. James R. Morrison, Dunning, Vice-President ; Dr. Ferguson, 5, Charlotte Street,

Secretary ; Dr. Gillespie, Methven, Treasurer.

LITERARY AND ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY OF - PERTHSHIRE.

Earl of Mansfield, President. William Smythe of Methven ; Thomas Greig of Glencarse; C. H. S. D. Moray of Abercairney J. Maxtone Graham of Cultoquhey ; E. A. Stuart Gray of Gray and Kinfauns; William Ross, Perth; Thomas Miller, M.A., LL.D., Vice-Presidents. John Bower, M.D., R.N., and G. A. Mackenzie, Hon. Sees. David Hepburn and R. H. Moncriefif, W.S., Hon. Treasurers. Prof. W. C. M'Intosh, M.D., LL.D., F.R.S., St. Andrews, Superintendent of Natural History. G. A. Miller, W.S., Hon. Sec. for Library.

PERTHSHIRE SOCIETY OF NATURAL SCIENCE.

The Duke of Athole, William Smythe of Methven, Sir D. Currie, K.C.M.G., M.P., C. S. Parker, M.P., the Lord Provost of Perth, Patrons; Colonel Drummond Hay of Seggieden, C.M.Z.S., Dr. F. Buchanan White, F.L.S., F.R.S.E., Robert

Pullar, and Andrew Coates, Trustees ; Dr. Buchanan White,

President ; D. M. Smythe, yr. of Methven, S. T. Ellison, John

MacGregor, and James Stewart, Vice-Presidents ; John Young, C.E., Tay Street, Secretary; John Stewart, Treasurer; Colonel Drummond Hay, C.M.Z.S., Curator; James Coates, Librarian; Henry Coates, Editor; A. Sturrock, R. D. Pullar, Dr. Trotter, Councillors. ;

24 LITERARY AND EDUCATIONAL LISTS.

LITERARY ASSOCIATION. Rooms—36 George Street.

President, Andrew Syme ; Vice-President, James M'Kenzie; .1 ^ Secretary, George Wilson ; Treasurer, J. Y. Nicoll.

MECHANICS' LIBRARY. Instihited 24th November, 1823.

William Barclay, President ; Colin A. Hunt, Vice-President

Charles TviUoch, Secretary and Treasurer ; John Gullen, Libra- Reid, Assistant Librarians. rian ; Alexander M'Gregor and John Library Room—South St. John's Place. Open on Tuesday and Friday from i to 3 p.m., and on Monday, Wednesday, and

Saturday, from 7.30 till 9.30 p.m. Entry-money, is ; Subscrip- tions, ijd per week, or is 6d per quarter in advance.

PEOPLE'S CLUB AND INSTITUTE.

3 South St. John's Place. Directors—Robert PuUar, Andrew Coates, John M'Neill, John Stewart, Andrew M'Ewan, and James Moncrieff; Treasurer and Secretary—A. T. Scott. The object of the Committee has been to form an Institution which will combine the advantage of a commercial exchange with a place for instruction and amusement, open to all classes. There is also a Reading-Room. Open from 9 A.M. till 11 P.M. 'Admission—id per visit.

NEWSPAPERS.

Perthshire Advertiser and Strathmore Journal, published every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Office, Victoria Build- ings, Tay Street. Perthshire Courier, Farmers^ Jotirnal, and Scottish Central Advertiser, published on Tuesday mornings. Office, 76 Water- gate. Perthshire Jourjtal and Constitutio7ial, published every Monday and Wednesday evening. Office, South St. John's Place.

MUSICAL SOCIETY.

Sir Robert D. Moncreiffe, Bart., President; Conductor, S.

C. Hirst ; Secretary, Wm. Ellison ; Treasurer, Dan Wylie. ,

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AMATEUR ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY.

J. F. PuUar, President ; Robert Lees, Vice-President ; David S. Dow, Secretary ; A. J. Wilson, Treasurer ; Robert Lees,

Librarian ; J. W. Bryson, Conductor.

SCHOOL BOARD OF PERTH.

John Shields, Chairman ; John Stewart, James Macleish, Colin A. Hunt, Rev. James Wilson, Rev. John Symon, Daniel Mackenzie, David Galloway, and John Moncriefif. Patrick

Martin, Solicitor, Tay Street, Clerk ; David J. Keay, Solicitor,

George Street, Treasurer ; James Mackie, Officer. PERTH ACADEMY (HIGHER CLASS PUBLIC SCHOOL). Rector—R. M'Crea Chambers, B.A., M.A. Assistant—Wm. Mackie, M.A.

^, . /The Rector. Assistant—Wm. ' \ MacQueen, M.A.

Mathema tics, Natural Philo- / John MacMillan, M. A. , B. Sc. sophy, Chemistry, &c., \ F.R.S.E. French, German, and Italian, Daniel Sinclair. English, English Grammar, and / Walter Gillies, M.A. Assis- Geography, \ tant—Wm. MacQueen, M.A. Drawing and Painting, F. M. Black and Assistant. Writing and Arithmetic ^- ^^^^^^^^^- =' ' j ^^'A ( Henry ^T'laylor. ^^^^ ^^^^ Duncanson. Assis- l-reparatoryPrenaritorv L^lasses,Classes -f | tant-Miss Jessie H. Smith. Janitor, A. Stephen.

PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.

^'°'' ^""^ ^''' Central District, Meal Vennel, . . . j J°m 'Caelum' ^^^ Assistant, SouthernDistrict,So.WilliamSt.-|^°^^;tJ^^^"^' ( and Miss Murray. NorthernDistrict,DunkeldRoad, '^''''^^"^'' I J^^^^^^ MislRafe^n Jas. Moir, Misses Grimmond North Port _f ' \ and Moir. Western District, William Barclay & Miss Sprott. Kinnoull, James Thomson & Miss Gunn. ^""^ ^''' King Street, { "^ Forbe^°^^'^'°''

(All the above are under the management of the School Board.) 26 CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT LISTS.

SCHOOL BOARD OF FERTH—conlimced.

*Stewart's Free School, Mill St.... Robert Dow. Sharp's Institution, South Meth- / Robert Peddie, Head Master, ven Street, \ and J. Alexander, M. A. Do., Infant Department, Miss Forbes. Do., Industrial do., Miss Henderson. r. rp , . , , rS. Walker, M.A., and Practi- •', ' { , * . Do.,' Technical do.,' ( cal Assistant. Janitor, John M'Gregor. Seymour Munro School, James Clachar. Episcopalian do. James H. Farmer. Classical Academy, Athole St., ...Misses Davidson. Drawing do. do. ...James Cranston.

Cathedral School, do. ...J. Stott. Catholic do. High Street,... Ladies of St. Joseph's Convt. SCHOOL OF ART AND SCIENCE UNDER THE SCHOOL BOARD.

John Shields, Chairman of Committee ; Patrick Martin, Secre- tary ; D. J. Keny, Treasurer ; F. M. Black, Art Master ; Wm. Mackie, M.A., Science Teacher. * The eight Deacons of the Incorporated Trades, Trustees. Number of Boys not to exceed 96 to the Day School and 24 to the Evening Class, above the age of 7 and under 9 years ; and they may continue their education 7 years from each distinct period. EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SCOTLAND. (Perth Branch).

James Munro, Dron, President ; Alex. J. Stewart, Moneydie,

Treasurer ; William Barclay, Perth, Secretary.

IX.-OHAEITABLE AND BENEVOLENT LISTS. COUNTY AND CITY INFIRMARY. William Smythe of Methven, Chairman. Andrew Martin, Lord Provost, Deputy-Chairman. directors ex-officio. For the County—His Grace the Duke of Athole, K.T., Lord- Lieutenant; Sir Donald Currie, K.C.M.G., M.P., of Garth; William of H. A. Macdonald, Smythe Methven, Convener ; J. Sheriff; John Grahame, Sheriff-Substitute. For the City—C. S.

Parker, M.P. ; Andrew Martin, Lord Provost; Duncan Gow, first Bailie; John M 'Arthur, Dean of Guild; David Norwell,

Convener of Trades ; Alexander Graham, President of the

Society of Solicitors. ' —

CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT LISTS. 27

COUNTY AND CITY INFIRMARY—co7iHjiued. ORDINARY DIRECTORS.

J^or the Cowity—Alex. Macduff of Bonhard ; John Steel of

Fairmount ; Sir Robert D. Moncreiffe, Bart. ; Rev. Arch. Flem- ing of Inchyra ; E. A. Steuart Gray of Gray and Kinfauns ; Sir James T. S. Richardson, Bart, of Pitfour. For the City — William Ross, Robert Dow, Springbrae, Kinnoull; John Watson,

Cornhill ; John Thomas, Sheriff Clerk ; John Henderson, photographer ; Peter Campbell, James Ritchie. The Directors meet on the second Wednesday of every month, at one o'clock P.M.

Patrick Martin, solicitor, Tay Street, Secretary ; Robert Robertson, solicitor, 36 Tay Street, Treasurer; Robert Morison, Hon. Auditor; Robt. Christie, 77 Victoria Street, and D. Frew, Honorary Consulting Surgeons; D. H. Stirling, M.D,, Hon. Consulting Physician and Surgeon; J. P. Bramwell, M.D., J. T. Graham, M.D., M.R.C.S., and A. B. Calder, M.B., M.R.C.S., Visiting Medical Officers; William Bruce Gowans, M.B., CM., House Surgeon; Leigh Hunt, M.B.,C.M., District

Surgeon ; Mary Logan, Matron ; John Guthrie, Janitor.

The total number of patients treated during the past year in all departments was as follows, viz. : In the House, 451

,, Dispensary Department, 350

,, District do., 238 ,, Out-Patient Room, 235

1274 In 1882, 1290

Decrease, 16

SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF INCURABLES IN PERTH AND PERTHSHIRE. Hillside Home, Kinnoull. Sir Alexander Muir Mackenzie, Bart, of Delvine, Chairman; D. H. Stirling, M.D., Medical Officer; Miss Craig, Matron; R. H. Moncrieff, W.S., Perth, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer.

LADIES' CLOTHING SOCIETY. The Viscountess Stormont, Patroness; Mrs. Barclay, Barn- hill, and Mrs. Bell, Ivybank, Joint Secretaries; Miss Barclay, Treasurer. ; ;

28 CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT LISTS.

KING JAMES THE SIXTH'S HOSPITAL.

The Ministers and Elders, Trustees, Managers ; Thomas Thomson, Hospital Master; A. H. Ballingal, W.S., Law Agent and Clerk. • JAMES MURRAY'S ROYAL ASYLUM FOR LUNATICS. EX-OFFICIO DIRECTORS. of A. Macdonald, His Grace the Duke Athole, K.T. ; J. H.

Q.C., Sheriff of Perthshire ; John Grahame, Sheriff- Substitute of

Perthshire ; Andrew Martin, Lord Provost of Perth ; John

M'Arthur, Dean of Guild ; Duncan Gow, First BaiHe ; David

Norwell, Convener of Trades ; Alex. Graham, President of Society of Solicitors; Rev. W. Stevenson, M.A., Minister of Middle Church. LIFE DIRECTORS.

Wm. Smythe of Methven ; H. C. R. Macduff Duncan of

Damside ; David Mackinlay of Cordon ; William Ross, Athole Crescent, Perth. ANNUAL DIRECTORS.

Robert Pullar of Tayside ; A. Macduff of Bonhard ; Dr.

Bower, R.N. , Perth; Sir J. T. S. Richardson, Bart. ofPitfour; A. Moncrieff, W.S., Perth; F. S. Sandeman of Stanley; Dr.

Buchanan White, Annat Lodge ; Sir Robert Moncreiffe, of that

Ilk, Bart. ; C. L. Wood of Freeland ; John Steel of Blackpark ;

George Gray of Bowerswell ; John M. Miller, Solicitor, Perth. A. R. Urquhart, M.D., Physician; Mackenzie & Dickson, Joint Secretaries and Treasurers; Rev. W. D. Knowles, B.A.,

Chaplain ; R. Morison, Auditor ; Miss Giddings, Matron ; Miss Crichton, Housekeeper. INDIGENT OLD MEN'S SOCIETY. Right Hon. Lord Kinnaird, Patron

President ; David Young, Secretary ; P. Palmer, Treasurer. Store—Hospital Buildings. DESTITUTE SICK SOCIETY FOR PERTH AND BRIDGEND. David Hepburn, Secretary and Treasurer. Visitors— ist District, John Brough, North Methven Street

2d, James Hay, County Place ; 3d, James Hay, County Place 4th, Peter Fenwick, 317 High Street; 5th, William Ross, 215

High Street ; 6th, William Fisher, 172 High Street ; 7th, Wm. Munro, North Port; 8th, John Black, 173 High Street; 9th, David Farquharson, 15 High Street; loth, George Grieve, 128 High Street; nth, Jonathan Leslie, Gowrie Street, Bridgend. ;

CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT LISTS. 29

ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING THE CONDITION OF THE POOR. 19 Watergate—Hotirs, 10.45 a.m. to 12.45 p-m. John Thomas, Secretary; Peter M'Gregor, Treasurer; And.

Coates, Convener ; Stewart Cook, 5 Gowrie Street, Officer. SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF INDIGENT OLD WOMEN. The Right Honourable the Countess of Kinnoull, Patroness Mrs. Craigie, Athole Crescent, Secretary and Treasurer.

SCOTCH GIRLS' FRIENDLY SOCIETY. Perth Branch. Hon. Sec, Mrs. Tait, St. Madoes; Lodge, 14 Hospital Street; Matron and Bible Woman, Mrs. M'Kinnon.

PERTH WOMEN'S EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION.

Mrs. Drummond, Megginch, President ; Mrs. Geo. A. Mackenzie, Bridgend House, Hon. 'Secretary.

LETHENDY MORTIFICATIONS.

The Lord Provost, Bailies, and Ministers, Patrons ; The Ministers and Elders, Trustees; A. H. Ballingall, W.S., Law

Agent and Clerk ; Thomas Thomson, Hospital Factor and Treasurer.

INFANT SCHOOL—6 King Street. Instituted 1827.

The Right Hon. Lady Ruthven, Patroness ; Miss Isabella I. Macpherson, Teacher. THE FECHNEY INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, PERTH. Certified tinder Industrial Schools Act, ^^ and 2j Vict., cap. ij2. Wm. Smythe of Methven, Convener of the County of Perth,

President ; Andrew Martin, Lord Provost of the City of Perth, Vice-President. Trustees ex-officiis and Directors—Rev. J. R. Macduif, D.D., Trustee of Mrs. Fechney; William Smythe, Convener of the County ; Andrew Martin, Lord of Guild Provost; John M 'Arthur, Dean ; J. H. A. Macdonald,

Sheriff of the County; John Grahame, Sheriff- Substitute ; Rev. W. G. H. Carmichael, Perth. Honorary Secretary and Trea- surer—Melville Jameson. Ordinary Directors — Colonel W. ;

30 CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT LISTS.

FECHNEY INDUSTRIAL ^CUOOl^—coiitmued.

Macdonald Macdonald, Alex. Macduff of Bonhard, John

Thomas, Sheriff Clerk ; Thomas Greig of Glencarse, Andrew Coates of Pitcullen, Hector Macduff Duncan of Damside, Robert Pullar of Tayside, John Watson, David Hepburn, P. Campbell, John M'Neill, R. Ewing, and Peter Palmer. Ladies' Committee, —Dowager Lady Kinnaird, Patroness ;

Mrs. Thomson of Balgowan ; Mrs. Turnbull, Athole Crescent

; Mrs. Barclay, Barnhill Mrs. D. Robertson, Barossa Place ;

Mrs. Sutherland, York Place ; Miss Ross, Princes Street ; Miss

Barclay, Barnhill ; Miss Heiton, Darnick Villa ; Miss Miller,

Knowehead ; and Miss Paterson, Earnbank, Committee.

Dr. John Bower, R.N., Montreal Cottage, Secretary ; Albert

Butter, Union Bank, Treasurer ; Dr. Christie, Medical Officer.

; James Hutchison, Superintendent Mrs. Gellatly, Matron ; Thomas Wallace, Teacher; H. Mannes, Assistant Teacher; George M'Laughlan, Bandmaster.

PERTH GIRLS' SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY, WELLSHILL.

Certified under Industrial Act, zg and jo Vict., cap. ij8.

Patronesses—Her Grace the Duchess Dowager of Athole, Her Grace the Duchess of Athole, the Right Hon. the Countess of Breadalbane, the Right Hon. the Countess of Dudley, the Lady Harriet Forbes, the Dowager Lady Kinnaird, Lady Muir Mac- kenzie, and Lady Kinnaird.

The Right Hon. Viscountess Stormont, President ; the Lady

Louisa Moncreiffe, Hon. President ; Mrs. Smythe of Methven, Vice-President; Miss Miller, Secretary; George A. Miller, W.S.,

Treasurer ; Dr. Christie, Medical Officer ; Miss Mackenzie, Matron; Miss M'Gillivray, Teacher; Mrs. Robertson, Sewing Mistress.

FEMALE SCHOOL—Hospital.

The Ladies of the City, Patronesses; Mrs. Harris, Teacher. The Fees are One Penny per Week for each Pupil. 1;

SPORTING LISTS. 3

LADIES' HOUSE OF REFUGE FOR DESTITUTE GIRLS—Craigie. Instituted Dece77iber, 184J.

The Right Hon. Lady Kinnaird, Patroness ; Miss Ross, Oak- bank, President ; Mrs. Thomson of Balgowan, Mrs. OUphant of Gask, Mrs. Turnbull, Athole Crescent, Mrs. Greig of Glencarse, Mrs. E. A. Stewart Gray of Kinfauns, Mrs. C. L. Wood of Freeland, Mrs. Craigie, Athole Crescent, Vice-Presidents

Henry Coates, Treasurer ', James Ritchie, Auditor ; Dr. Frew,

Physician ; Mrs. Adams and J. W. Jameson, Secretaries

Misses Low, Matrons ; Miss Gordon, Teacher.

PUBLIC BATHS AND WASH-HOUSE—Mill Street.

The Lord Provost, President ; John Black and D. Barclay,

Vice-Presidents ; Patrick Martin, Secretary ; George Farquhar,

Treasurer ; John Todd and Mrs. Todd, Superintendents,

MODEL LODGING-HOUSE—Skinnergate.

The Lord Provost, Chairman of Committee ; the Lord Provost, D. Morton, Dr. Bower, R.N., John M'Gregor, P. Palmer, Alexander Fleming, Thomas Richardson, and James P.

Whittet, Committee of Management ; Patrick Martin, Secretary and Treasurer ;. Peter Robertson, Superintendent ; Mrs. Robert- son, Matron.

X.-SPORTING LISTS.

AMATEUR BICYCLE CLUB. Instituted July., iSjg.

James F. Pullar, Hon. President ; W. B. Thomson, Vice-

President ; John M 'Arthur, Captain ; D. Stalker, Sub-Captain ; R. G. Nicholson, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer. RACES AND PERTH HUNT.

The Right Hon. the Earl of Breadalbane, Preses ; the Hon.

W. D. Murray and the Hon. A. G. Hay, Stewards ; Robert H. Moncrieff, W.S., Secretary and Treasurer to the Hunt; Messrs. F. S. Dawson and I'Anson, Clerks of the Course. PERTHSHIRE CRICKET CLUB.

Instituted i86g—Adinitted to R. C. C. C. , i8j2.

The Earl of Mansfield, President ; John Thomas, Captain ;

R. Halley, Hon. Secretary ; John Stewart, Treasurer, ;

32 SPORTING LISTS.

ROYAL GOLFING SOCIETY, AND COUNTY AND CITY CLUB, ATHOLE CRESCENT.

The Right Hon. the Earl of Breadalbane, Captain ; Colonel Drummond Moray, R. H. Moncrieff, Right Hon. Viscount Stormont, John Steel, Sir R. D. Moncreiffe, Bart., James F. PuUar, Sir J. T. Stewart Richardson, Bart., and F. Buchanan White, Councillors; Rev. J. Anderson, Chaplain; A. Burns Macdonald, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer.

KING JAMES THE SIXTH'S GOLFING SOCIETY. John Stewart, Captain; R. H.' Robertson, junr., Secretary and Treasurer ; H. H. Greig, R, Keay, J. S. Imrie, James Moir, R. Sanson, P. Campbell, junr., and Edward L. Paton, Committee. PERTH ARTISAN GOLF CLUB.

President, James Stewart ; Secretary and Treasurer, John M'Gregor, 17 Melville Street. Club Medals played for in Spring and Autumn.

LAWN TENNIS CLUB.

President, John Thomas ; Secretary, A. Y. Wilson ; Trea- surer, R. Hay Robertson, junr.

PERTH BOWLING CLUB.

The Right Hon. Lord Kinnaird, Patron ; Dean of Guild

M 'Arthur, President; Robert Mitchell, Vice-President; J. Y.

Nicoll, Secretary ; ex-Provost Richardson, Treasurer.

PERTHSHIRE COURSING CLUB.

Sir Alexander M. M'Kenzie, Bart., of Delvine, President;

Alex. Hay, Cultmalundie, Vice-President ; Walter Bartholomew, Kirkcaldy, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer.

PERTHSHIRE FISHING CLUB. The Earl of Breadalbane, Patron; James M 'Donald, Presi- dent ; John Moir, Vice-President ; James Kaye, Secretary James Moir, Treasurer. PERTH ANGLERS' CLUB.

Patron, Viscount Stormont ; President, John Kennedy ; Vice-

President, James H. F'armer ; Secretary, W. Wilson, 69 North

Methven Street ; Treasurer, Mr. Howatt, 131 South Street. ;;

MISCELLANEOUS LISTS. 33

PERTH CURLING CLUB (344). Instituted Feb. 6, 1841—Admitted into Royal Club, ynly, 1841.

Right Hon, Lord Kinnaird, Patron ; Robert Dow, President

W. B. Thomson, Vice-President ; Melville Jameson and John

Thomas, Representative Members ; Rev. Dr. Anderson, Chaplain; James C. Dow, Treasurer and Secretary.

ST. JOHN'S CURLING CLUB. Instituted Feb, 11, 1841—Admitted into Royal Club, ytcly, 1841.

Sir Robert D. MoncreifFe, Bart., Patron ; Thomas Love,

; President David Morrison, Vice-President ; James Hay and James Fenton, Representative Members ; Duncan Gow, Trea-

surer ; William Bayne, Secretary.

FRIARTON CURLING CLUB (151). Instituted 18^1—Admitted into Royal Club, i8j2. Sir Robert D. Moncreiffe, Bart., Patron; John Stewart, ; President , Vice-President ; James Macqueen, Representative Member ; Rev. A. J, B. Baxter, Chaplain John A. Hunter, Secretary and Treasurer.

XI.-MISCBLLANBOUS LISTS.

HIGH CONSTABLES.

James Fenton, Moderator ; W. B. Thomson, ex-Moderator Rev. W. G. H. Carmichael, Chaplain; Andrew Buist, M.D.,

Physician ; Thomas Bannister, Treasurer ; John M'Intosh, Secretary. GENERAL PRISON FOR SCOTLAND. Lieut. -Col. John Campbell, Governor; Major Robert C. Dudgeon, Deputy-Governor ; Rev. A. J. B. Baxter, M.A., Chaplain; Rev. F. C. Weiss, visiting Episcopalian Clergyman; Rev. Wm. Geddes, visiting R.C. Priest; Professor D. M'Lagan,

M.D., Edinburgh, visiting Physician ; John M'Naughton, M.D.,

Resident Surgeon ; James Moncur, Steward and Superintendent

of Stores, &c. ; Robert Wittet, Chief Clerk ; Peter R. Kinnoch,

First-class Clerk ; John Panton, A. D. Drysdale, John Wighton, and David Duncan, Second-class Clerks; William Duffus, Clerk of Works; William Sievewright, Scripture Reader; Janet

; Beattie, Matron Mary Moir, Sub-Matron ; Jane M. Gregor and Mary Moncur, Scripture Readers; three Male and four Female Teachers; James Cramb, Head Warder; John Thom- son, Office Messenger. D ;;

34 MISCELLANEOUS LISTS.

ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY OF PERTHSHIRE.

The Queen, Patroness ; Robert Pullar, Tayside, President

Col. Drummond Hay, Vice-President ; William Bissett, Practi- cal Vice-President ; Secretary and Treasurer, John Dawson, 25 George Street. Has meetings annually for competition in Fruits, Flowers, 6cc.

PERTH MASONIC LODGES.

ScooN AND Perth—No. 3.

Thomas Hunter, R.W.M. ; John Moir, P.M. ; A. Davidson,

D.M. ; A. M'Kendrick, S.M. ; Charles Davidson, S.W. ; D.

N. Shaw, J.W. ; G. Muirhead, Treasurer; R. Johnstone, Secretary; Rev. James Wilson, Chaplain; R. Young, S.D. Wm. Stewart, J. D. ; Wm. Bauchop, Bible-bearer; Paul Godt-

I.G. ; furneau, St. John's Hotel, G.S. ; J. Young, C. Dewar, Tyler. St, Andrews—No. 74.

D. M. Smythe, R.W.M. ; E. L. Paton, P.M. ; John Young, Watt, D.M. ; John Robertson, S.M. ; James S.W. ; John

B. Bouick, S.D. ; Rev. D. M'Farlane, Taylor, J.W. ; J. J.D. ;

Rev. W. G. H. Carmichael, Chaplain ; T. Chalmers, Secretary ;

G. P. K. Young, Treasurer ; Alex. Smith, Tyler.

Royal Arch—No. 122. B. Morison, Lieut. -Col. John Campbell, R.W.M. ; J. Brown

Esq. of Murie, P.M. ; Thomas Todd, D.M. ; Thomas Duncan- Quartermaster- Sergeant son, S.M. ; John MTntosh, S.W. ; I. John M'Kenzie, J.W. ; Robert Welsh, Treasurer ; Thomas

Miller, Secretary; John Rae, S.D. ; Sergeant Milne, J.D. ; William Lowe, B.B. Rev. A. J. B. Baxter, M.A., Chaplain; ;

David Meldrum, Steward ; Thomas Foote, I.G. ; John Stewart, Tyler. Provincial Grand—Perthshire East.

Earl of Breadalbane, R.W.P.G. Master; J. B. Brown Morrison, R.W.P.G.D. Master; D. M. Smythe, yr. of Methven, R.W.P.G.S. Master; Rev. W. G. H. Carmichael, Chaplain; ex-Provost Richardson, W.P.S.G. Warden ; William MacLeish, W.P.J.G. Warden; John Chalmers, P.G. Secretary; James Fenton, P.G. Treasurer; George Hutton, P.G. Senior Deacon;

Thomas Hunter, P.G. Junior Deacon ; David Smart, P.G. Architect; John Taylor, P.G. Jeweller; John Young, P.G. Bard; W. M. Cadenhead, P.G. Bible-bearer; Dr. Morison, P.G. Director of Ceremonies; Alex. Davidson, P.G. Sword-bearer; ;

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PERTH MASONIC 1.0T>GY.S—contiimed. Provincial Grand, Perthshire East—continued.

William Bryson, P.G. Director of Music; J. Slidders, P.O. Standard-bearer; Wm. Cargill, P.G. Steward; D. N. Shaw, P.G. Inner Guard; Charles Dewar, P.G. Outer Guard.

St. Johnstoun Royal Arch Chapter—No. 134.

Hutton, Z. Farmer, H. Forbes, I. George ; J. H. ; J. ; John

Wilson, P.Z. ; J. B. Wilson, S.E. ; T. Todd, S.N. ; Wm. Lowe, Treasurer; John Mackenzie, First Soj. ; T. Duncanson, Second

Soj. ; ; Soj. ; J. Rae, Third R. Lees, Director of Music D. Waddell, Janitor. Provincial Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Perthshire. The Earl of Breadalbane, P.G. Superintendent; Thomas

Richardson, P.G. Depute Z. ; , P.G.H. ; George

Hutton, P.G.J. ; John B. Wilson, P.G.S.E. ; John Wilson,

P.G. S.N. ; John Cameron, P.G.F.S. ; John Forbes, P.G.S.S.;

Thomas Todd, P.G.T.S. ; Robert Lees, P.G. Treasurer; Rev.

F. W. Davis, P. G. Recorder; , P. G. Chancellor; James Sharpe, P. G. Sword-bearer; William Lowe, P.G. First Standard-bearer; Alexander Davidson, P.G. Second Standard- bearer ; John Young, Superintendent of Works ; David Waddell, P.G. Janitor. St. Johnstoun Royal Ark Mariner Lodge. H. Farmer, N. Fulton, Forbes, J. ; John J. ; John S. ; J. B. Wilson, Secretary ; J. D. Sharpe, Treasurer

Conductor ; T. Todd, Inner Guard ; D. Waddell, Outer Guard.

St. Johnstoun Red Cross Knights Council.

J. H. Farmer, C. ; John Fulton, S. General : John Forbes, I.

General ; T. Todd, Captain of Guard B. Wilson, ; J. Scribe ;

J. D. Sharpe, Treasurer ; John Wilson, Conductor ; W. H.

Harley, Inner Guard ; D. Waddell, Outer Guard.

FORESTERS' FRIENDLY SOCIETY.

Court "Fair Maid of Perth," No. 6241, meets on alternate at Mondays, 8 P.M., in Hall, North William Street ; John Kidd, Secretary, 14 St. Catherine's Place. Court "Hal o' the Wynd," No. 6914, meets on alternate Tuesdays, at 8 p.m., in Cofifee-House Company's Rooms, South

Methven Street; J. K, Taylor, Secretary, 221 High Street. District Secretary, Alexander Denham, 55 High Street. ;

36 MISCELLANEOUS LISTS.

PERTH TEMPERANCE REPRESENTATIVE HUNDRED.

President, John Moncrieff, Balhousie Terrace ; Vice-Presidents, Councillor Russell, Alex. Crichton, David Scrimgeour, Andrew

Jack ; Secretar)'^, Wm. Young, Barnhill ; Treasurer, Councillor Stewart, 193 High Street. PERTH TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

David Morton and J. B. Sime, Hon. Presidents ; Thomas Russell, President ; Rev. J. Symon and Alex. Crichton, Vice- Presidents ; Alex. Wright, 155 South Street, Secretary; Wm. B. Sime, Ross, Treasurer ; J. 227 High Street, Registrar. INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS. Meet in Good Templars' Hall, Canal Crescent.

Lodge. Meets. Lodge Deputy.

Ark of Safety, Monday, 8 p.m., Andrew Glass.

Tuesday, ,, David Young.

Wednesday, , , James Harley.

St. John's, Thursday, ,, William Meldrum. Fair City Saturday, 7 p.m., James Paterson. Tuesday, 8 p.m., R. M'Lauchlan.

WORKING MEN'S BUILDING SOCIETY. Office, 192 South Street.

Andrew Jack, President ; William Hunter, Vice-President

Alex. Wright, 20 Scott Street, Secretary ; James P. Rattray, Treasurer. INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RECHABITES. Salford Unity Friendly Society.

The Knights of St. Johnstone Tent meets every alternate Monday, at 8 P.M., in Hospital Buildings. Andrew Glass, 28 Scott Street, Secretary. GREYFRIARS AND WELLSHILL CEMETERIES.

Notice of interment must be given at the Superintendent's Office at either Burying-Ground, at latest, by 12 o'clock noon of the lawful day preceding the funeral. In Greyfriars' Ground no burial is permitted of the body of a person who, at the time of death, resided out of the old Parish, excepting that of a widow or son or daughter who have never been married. noblemen's and gentlemen's seats. 37

CEMETERIES—co7i^tmied.

In case of persons resident at time of death beyond foresaid boundaries— (i) Widowers and Widows whose wives and hus- bands respectively have been buried in the Greyfriars' Burying- Ground; (2) Sons and Daughters (who have never been married) of any person who has himself a right to be buried in said ground, or such Sons and Daughters of any person, man or woman, already buried in said ground. The Superintendent will be in attendance at Greyfriars every morning at 10 and at Wellshill at 1 1 o'clock. John Carnochan, 50 Longcauseway, Superintendent.

XII.-LIST of NOBLEMEN'S & GENTLEMEN'S SEATS, &c., in the Oounty of Perth, with the Occupants' Names and Post Towns.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Abbey Farm, John Robertson, Crieff. Abbotts Deuglie, Arthur Burt, M.D., Damhead. Aberargie, John Richmond, Bridge of Earn. ° Aberbothrie, James Fleming, Coupar-Angus. Aberbothrie, Grange of David Nicoll, do. Abercairney, Charles S. H. Drum- mond Moray, Crieff. Aberdalgie, East Mains of Andrew Hart, Perth. Abernyte Farm, William Ritchie, Inchture. Abernyte House, David R. Dawson, do. Aberuchill Castle, George C. Dewhurst, Comrie. Aberuthven Cottage, Patrick James F. Graeme, Auchterarder. Achalader, John L. Campbell, Blairgowrie. Acharn, John Willison, Killin. Aikenhead, Robert Chapman, Blairgowrie. Airleywight, Thomas Wylie, Bankfoot. Airntully Farm, John Cree, Stanley. Airthrie Castle, Lord Abercrombie, Stirling. Aldie Shootings, John James Moubray, Fossoway. Alexandria, Misses Cameron, Perth.

Allean Farm, A. & J. M'Naughton, Pitlochry. AUean House, Joseph Henry Nettleford's Representatives, do. 38 noblemen's and gentlemen's seats.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOV^NS. Altamount, Agnes Isabella Ballingall, Blairgowrie. Alyth Loom Works, John Smith, Alyth. Annat Cottage, Rev. Dr. A. Moody Stuart, Errol. Arbenny Farm, Alexander Mitchell, Crieff. Ardargie, James Calder, Bridge of Earn. Ardblair Shootings, Isaac H. Anderson, S. S. C. Blairgowrie. Ardblair, Mains of. James Malloch, do. Ardeonaig Shootings, Frederick Ash, Killin. Ardgaith, Patrick Hunter, Glencarse. Ardgilzean, Archibald Semple, Perth. Ardinair, Miss Jane Hay, Pitlochry. Ardittie, James Taylor, Methven. Ardittie, South, Peter Miller, do. Ardlebank, John Shaw, Blairgowrie. Ardoch Cottage, Mrs. ElizabethVonMumm. Callander. Ardoch House, Matthew Bulloch, Brace. Ardoch, Over, John and Thomas Miller, do. Ardonachie, John Roy, Bankfoot. Ardtalnaig Shootings, William A. Thomson, Kenmore. Ardtrostan Shootings, Charles H. Dundas, Comrie. Ardvorlich, Mrs. Charlotte Stewart, do. Ardvorlich Shoot- mgs, Walter S. Broadwood, do. Argaty House, George H. B. Home, Doune. Arnbathy, Peter Miller, Scone. Arnbog, William Douglas, Meigle. Arndean House, John Christie, Dollar. Arngask, John Mitchell, Damhead. Arngibbon, William L. Fraser, Kippen. Arthurbank, Alexander Thain, Coupar-Angus. Arthurstone, Peter Carmichael, do. Arthurstone Farm, David Bisset, do. Ashbank, Mrs. Baxter Mitchell, Blairgowrie. Ashfield Bleachfield, Robert PuUar & Sons, Bridge of Allan. Ashgrove Spinning Mill, David P. Procter & Sons, Blairgowrie. Ashintully, Mrs. Anna Maria Lindsay, do. Ashmore House, James PatuUo, do. Athole Bank, Malcolm Stewart, Perth. Auchengownie, Robert Niven, Bridge of Earn. Auchinruie Farm, Peter Cameron, Blair-Athole. AuchinruieShootings, W. T. Dickson, W.S., do. Auchleeks, Sir Andrew B. Walker, do. Auchlyne Lodge, A. O. Wothington, Killin. Auchmague, John M. Matthew, Perth. Auchmore, Earl of Breadalbane, Killin.

Auchmore Shootings, J. A. Critchley, do. NOBLEMEN S AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS. 39

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Auchnafree, Robt. & D. M'Diarmid, Dunkeld. Auchnafree Shootings Henry Lambton, do. Auchnaguie Farm, Robert Borrie, do. Auchterarder House, James Reid, Auchterarder. Auchtoo Shootings, David Carnegie, Balquhidder. Auchtoomore, Neil Robertson, do. Ayton, Mrs. Baird, Bridge of Earn. Ayton Farm, Thomas Hay, Abernethy. Bachilton, Thomas Ross's Repre- sentatives, Methven. Badnabeist Shooting, P. Buchan, Moulin. Baigley, David Dow, Bridge of Earn. Baigley Inn, Robert Webster, Aberargie. BaiUeland, John Sharp, Aberuthven. Balbeggie Farm, A. & D. M'Farlane, Balbeggie. BalbeggieMed.Prac, Dr. M'Callum, do. Balboughty, Charles S. France, Perth. Balcairn Farm, John Bisset, Blairgowrie. Balcraig, Miss Mercer, New Scone. Baldinnies, James M'Inroy's Repre- sentatives, Dunning. Baldowrie, Alexander Geikie, Coupar-Angus. Baledgarno, Patrick Constable, Inchture. Baledmund Farm, William M'Naughton's Representatives, Dunkeld. Balendoch, Mrs. Catherine H. Hay, Meigle. Balendrick Cottage, Mrs. Wakeham, Bridge of Earn. Balendrick Farm, Thomas Roy, do. Balgarvie Farm, William Crawford, Scone. Inchture. Balgay Farm, Patrick Constable, . Balgersho Farm, Thomas Ferguson, Coupar-Angus. Balgonie, George Dunn, Abernethy.

Balgowan, J. Maitland Thomson, Methven. Balhaldie, George Richmond, Braco. Balharry, George Lumsden, Alyth. Balhepburn, Thomas Robb, Rhynd. Balhill, John Miller, Balbeggie. Balhomie, John Stewart, Meikleour. Eallathie, Heirs of Gen. R. R. Robertson, Stanley. Ballechin, John Stewart, Ballinluig. Balledmund, James G. Ferguson, Pitlochry. Ballendrick, Walter Low, Bridge of Earn. Ballied, J. L. Campbell, Blairgowrie. Ballied Farm, W. & A. Johnstone, do. Balliliesk, James Dewar, Muckhart. Ballindean, Hon. Mrs. Trotter, Inchture. 40 NOBLEMEN S AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Ballindean, Easter, Wm. D. Dudgeon, Inchture. Ballindean, Wester, A. & W. Donaldson, do. Ballinloan Farm, Alex. & Jehn M 'Donald, Aberfeldy. Ballinloan, Wm. Cairns, Dunk eld. Ballintuim, William Butter's Reps., Blairgowrie. Ballo, David Thomson, Inchture. Ballo Mill, William Brown, Abernethy. Ballo, North, Robert Barclay, Inchture. Balloch, Rev. John Ross, Meigle. Balloleys, Thomas Nicoll, Inchture. Ballyoukan Shooting, George W. Stibbard, Pitlochry. Balmacnaughton Fm,.A.,J.,& P. M'Naughton, Kenmore. Balmacneil, Fletcher N. Menzies, Dunkeld. Balmacolly, Menzies & M 'Donald, Bankfoot. Balmacron, David Kidd, Meigle. Balmalcom, William Laird, Balbeggie. Balmanno Farm, David Dov\^, Bridge of Earn. Balmblair Farm, James Lamond, Redgorton, Balmyle, George Constable, Blairgowrie. Balmyle Farm, John Young, Meigle. Balmyre, John Brydon, Errol. Balnacraig, James Fleming, Pitlochry. Balnakeilly, Alex. B. Stewart, do. Balnakeilly, W. M 'Donald, Kirkmichael. Balquhandy Farm, John Dougall, Dunning. Balruddery, James F. White, Inchture. Balthayock Farm, John Robertson, Perth. Balthayock House, William Lowson, do. Bamff House, Sir Jas. H. Ramsay, Bart., Alyth. Bandirran, Col. M 'Donald M 'Donald, Perth. Bankhead Farm, Alexander Campbell, Coupar-Angus. Bankhead, East, William Nicoll. Forteviot. Bankhead, West, Andrew Marshall, do. Barclay Hills, Peter Geekie, Perth. Bardmony, Donald Crawford, Alyth. Bardrill, Peter Sharp, Blackford.

Battleby Farm, J. Maxtone Graham, Redgorton. Battleby House, Neil Maclean, do. Baulk of Struie, Alexander M 'Galium, Forteviot. Beech-hill House, Mrs. Jessie Caird, Coupar-Angus. Bein Inn, David Graham, Bridge of Earn. Belhie, William Cairns, Aberuthven. Belmont Castle, Andrew B. Low, Meigle. Belvidere House, W. Li Young, Auchterarder. Benchill Farm, James Scott's Reps., Stanley. Bendochy Farm, David Syme's Trustees, Coupar-Angus. Benmore Farm, D. Farquhar, Killin. NOBLEMEN S AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS. 41

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Berryhill, Duncan Stewart, Bankfoot. Berryhillock, John Douglas, Blairgowrie. Bertha Park, Robert Cairns, Perth. Binn Farm, James Thomson, do. Binns Barm, James Bell, Inchture. Birchwood House, Janet M 'Lagan, Birnam. Birnam, John Guthrie Lornie, do. Birnam Hall, J. E. Millais, do. Birnam Hotel, John B. Pople, do. Blackbank, William Cargill, Errol. Blackcraig, Patrick Allan Fraser, Blairgowrie. Blackcraigs, John Watson, Scone. Blackhill, James Heron, Dunkeld. Blacklaw, John Panton, Coupar-Angus. Blackpark, John Steel, Perth. Blackruthven, John Drummond, do. Blair Castle, C. H. Miller, Culross. Blair Castle, The Duke of Athole, Blair-Athole. Blairdam, James Crawford, Trinity-Gask. Blairdrummond, C. S. H. Drummond Moray, Stirling. Blairdrummond, David Ballingall, Factor, do. Blair Farm, Donald M 'Donald, Blair-Athole. Blairgowrie House, Allan Macpherson, Blairgowrie. BlairhiU, James R. Haig, Muckhart. Blairhoyle, A. H. Lee, Stirling. Blairmore, John Kidd, Muthill. Blairstruie, William Henderson, Damhead. Bleaton, Andrew M'Nab, Blairgowrie. Bleaton Hallet, Robert J. Gray, do. Bleloch, James Chalmers, Bankfoot. Boatlands Farm, James M'Intosh, Coupar-Angus. Boglea, James Chalmers, do. Bogtonlea, Alexander Patterson, Forteviot. Bogmiln, Thomas Hay, Errol. Bohally, George D. A. Clark, Pitlochry. Bohespic Shootings, Lister Lane, Blair-Athole. Bolfracks, James Bett, Aberfeldy. Bonhard Farm, P. M'Ewan, Scone. Bonhard House, Alexander Macduff, do. Bonskeid, Geo. Freeland Barbour, Pitlochry. Boreland, Alexander Campbell, Kenmore. Boreland, J. & G. Nairn, Blackford. Bowhouse, Alex. Robertson's Reps., Errol. Brackland, J. B. Baillie Hamilton, Callander. Braco Castle, George K. M 'Galium, Braco. Braendam House, George Robertson, W.S.., Kincardine. Braes of Monzie, John M 'Isaac, Crieff. 42 noblemen's and gentlemen's seats.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Brewlands, Thomas Taylor, Inchture.

Brankston House, John J. Dalgleish, Culross. Brickhall, Alexander Seaton, Bridge of Earn. Bridge Farm, James Sidey, Meikleour. Bridge of Earn Hotel, James N. Heron, Bridge of Earn. Do. Med. Prac, J. Laing, M.D., & Son, do. Broadfold, John Mailer, Auchterarder. Broadheadfold, John Cunningham, Dunning, Broadleys, Charles Fenwick, do. Broadwell, Peter Thomson, Abernethy.

Broich, Alex. M'LaurinMonteath , Crieff. Broombarns, A. & J. Paterson, Bridge of Earn. Broxden, James Paton, Perth. Burnbrae, James Morris, do. Burnfoot, David M'Ewan, do. Burnside, Henry Anderson, Stanley. Busby, East, William Allan, Methven. Busby, West, James Taylor, do. Bush, William M'Laren, Balbeggie. Buttergask, William Chalmers, Coupar-Angus. Buttergask Farm, Wm. T. Wedderspoon, do. Buttergask House, James A. Wright, do. Butterglen House, Robert C. Leslie, Dunkeld. Butterstone House, Alex. Low's Trustees, do. Byres Farm, James Bullions, Guildtown. Cairm, James Monteath, Blackford. Cairnbeddie, Andrew M'Intosh, Balbeggie. Cairney, Thomas T. Galloway, Glencarse. Cairnie, Upper, George Miller, Forteviot. Cairnie, Wester, William Morison, do. Cairns, David M 'Ritchie, C.A., Dunkeld. Callander House, William H. Marshall, Callander.

Callander Lodge, Col.J. P. Robertson, C.B. , do. Cally House, James C. Constable, Blairgowrie. Cally, Wester, Alexander Hutchison, do. Calvine Farm, David M'Millan, Blair- Athole. Cambushinie, Mrs. Wallace, Dunblane.

Cambusmore, J. B. Baillie Hamilton, Callander. Camno Farm, William Tasker, Meigle. Camno Mains, Alex. Wilkie, do. Campsie, James Young, Methven. Camsericht Shootgs., P. P. Brockelhurst, Rannoch. Caputh, Easter, William Graham, Dunkeld. Cardean, James Cox, Meigle. Cardney, A. B. Brooks, Dunkeld. Cardross House, Arch. E. Orr-Ewing, Pt. of Monteath. Carey, John Somerville, Abernethy. NOBLEMEN S AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS. 43

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Cargill Mains, James Peebles, Meikleour. Carim Shootings, Frederick J. Tompson, Blackford. Carmichaels Farm, James M'Gregor, Inchture. Carpow House, John Cuthbert, Newburgh. Carsehead, Donald Lamond, Criefif.

Cashlea Farm, W. & J. M'Naughtan, Aberfeldy. Cassochie, R. Galletly's Reps., Methven. Castle Huntly, George F. Paterson, Dundee. Castlemains, Misses Malcolm, Auchterarder. Castle Menzies, Sir Robert Menzies, Aberfeldy. Chapelbank, Robert Gardiner, Auchterarder. Chapelhill, James Ritchie, Trinity Gask. Charlesfield Lodge, Thos. L. K. Oliphant, Auchterarder. Charleston, Laurence Thompson, Errol. Chesthill, John P. Stainton, Fortingall. Chesthill Farm, Donald M' Donald, Aberfeldy. Clashbenny, William Easson, Errol. Clathick, Capt. Cowan, Crieff. Clathy, John Andrew, Auchterarder. Clathybeg, James Dow, do. Clathymore, Andrew Sharp, do. Claybrae, Charles Gordon, do. Clayton, David Walker, Bridge of Earn.

Clevage, Easter, J. & P. M'Glashan, Dunning. Do. Wester, A. & C. Robertson, do. Cloag, James Pullar, Methven. Cloanden House, Mrs. M. E. Haldane, Auchterarder. Clochfoldich, Mrs. Bowie Campbell, Ballinluig. Clockmaden, Angus Carr, Balbeggie. Athole. Clunes Lodge Shtg. , Wm. Ogilvy Dalgleish, Blair- Clunie, David Williamson, Abernethy. Clunie Castle, Earl of Airlie, Blairgowrie. Clunie, Mains of, James Robertson, do. Clunskea, David Mechie, Pitlochry. Cluny, Sir Donald Currie, K.C.M.G., M.P., Aberfeldy. Coldoch House, Robert Graham, Blairdrummond. Coldwells, James Monteath, Aberdalgie. Colen, William Cadzow, Perth. Coil-Earn, Alexander Macintosh, Auchterarder. Colquhalzie, James S. Robertson, jr., do. " Comrie Castlej J. S. Middleton, Culross. Condie, Laurence J. Oliphant, Bridge of Earn. Connachan Lodge, C. S. H. Drummond Moray, Crieff. Conninish, John Hamilton, Killin. Coral Bank, Dr. James Rattray Clark, Blairgowrie. Corb, John Martin, Dunning. 44 noblemen's and gentlemen's seats.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Cordon, J. & T. Thomson, Abernethy. Cornhill, John Mailer, Auchterarder. Cornhill House, Margaret Donaldson, Perth. Corrielea, James M'Kenzie, Bankfoot. Corriemuckloch, Rev. Alex. M'Farlane, Stewart, Amulree. Cottartoun, D. & A. Butter, Redgorton. Coul, Easter, Rev. James Smeaton, Auchterarder. Coul House, Mrs. Mary Smeaton, do. Coulshill, A. C. Pagan's Reps., Dunning, Coulterenny, Wm. Wylie, Bankfoot. Cowden, Duncan M'Innes, Comrie. Cowden Castle, John Christie, Dollar. Cowford, Wm. Scott, Bankfoot. Cowgask, Mains of, John Taylor, Auchterarder. Craiganour Farm, Charles Alexander, Kinloch.

Craiganour Lodge, J. B. W. Entwistle, Rannoch. Craigclowan House, Thomas Roy, Perth. Craigatin, W. S. Irvine, M.D., Pitlochry. Craigdailie, Andrew Hutchison, Inchture. Craigend Farm, James Christie, Methven. Craighall, Major-Gen. Clerk-Rattray, C.B., Blairgowrie. Craighead, Robert Niven, Forteviot. Do. Alexander Ferguson, Meigle. Craighead House, John Bird, Blairdrummond Craig House, R. C. L. Blair, Almondbank.

Craiglochie, T. & J. Stewart, Errol. Craigmakerran, Col. M. Macdonald, Guildtown.

Craigmill, J. & P. Saunders, Blairgowrie. Craignuisg, Duncan Campbell, Dunkeld. Cramflat, Thos. Young, Redgorton. Cray, Mrs. F. C. Robertson, Blairgowrie. Croftinloan, Col. Paley, Pitlochry. Croftness Cottage, Captain Campbell, Aberfeldy. Cromlix, Cap. Hon. A. Drummond, Dunblane. Cromwell Park Ho,, John Rutherford, Almondbank. Cromwell Park

Beetling Mill, Hector Sandeman, • do. Cromwell Park Bleachfield, James K. Caird, do. Cronan Farm, John Scott, Coupar-Angus. Crossmount House, J. H. Blackloch, Pitlochry. Culfargie, Thomas Hay, Abernethy. Culdees Castle, Robert T. N. Speir, Muthill. Cultmalundie, East, Alexander Hay, Tibbermuir. Cultmalundie, West, Stewart & Roy, do. noblemen's and gentlemen's seats. 45

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOV^^NS. Cultoquhey, James Maxtone Graham, Crieff. Dalchosnie House, Captain Edward Fraser, Pitlochry. Dalcrue, William Wyllie, Methven. Daleally, David Taylor, Errol. Dalguise House, Charles H. D. Stewart, Dunkeld. Ball, T. F. C. V. Wentworth, Rannoch. Dalmunzie Shootings, Montague Macdonald, Kirkmichael. Dalnacardoch Lodge,J. H. Wheatley, Blair-Athole. Dalnagairn Farm, Donald Stewart, Pitlochry. Dalnabreck, Alexander Robertson, Blairgowrie. Dalnagairn, John Panton, do. Dalnaglar Cottage, David A. Paterson, do. Dalnamein Lodge, James T. Smith, Blair-Athole. Dalnaspiddal Lodge, The Earl of Wilton, do.

Dalreochs, The Three, W. & J. Westwood, Dunning. Dalreoch Shootings, James Small, Kirkmichael. Dalrulzean do., James PatuUo, Blairgowrie.

Dalshian, Captain J. H. Murray, Pitlochry. Damside Farm, J. & W. Hart, Auchterarder. Damside House, Hector Macduff Duncan, do. Deanston House, John Muir, Doune. Delvine, Sir A. Muir Mackenzie, Bart., Dunkeld. Denhead Farm, James Reid, Coupar-Angus. Denmark Field, Robert Hamilton, Perth. Derculich, Alexander R. Stewart, Ballinluig. Derculich Shootings, James Henderson, do. _ Dirnanean, Capt. James Small, Pitlochry. Dollerie, Anthony Murray, W.S., Crieff. Donavourd, George Gordon, Pitlochry. Doune Lodge, Earl of Moray, Doune. Drimmie, John Robertson, Blairgowrie. Dron, East, John Richmond, Bridge of Earn. Dron Farm, Robert Geekie, Inchture. Dron, West, William M 'Laren, Bridge of Earn. Drumearn, Peter Drummond, Comrie. Drumhead, Francis Graham, Blackford. Drumlean, R. Hampson, Aberfoyle. Drummond Castle, Baroness Willoughby D'Eresby, Muthill. Drummond Cas. Sh Robert Jardine, Crieff. Drummond HallFm., John Dow, Stanley. Drummond Park, Hugh Ronald, Harriotfield. Drummonie House, Major Dalzell, Bridge of Earn. Drumphin, Robert Carmichael, Crieff. Drumtogle Farm, Alexander Stirling, Aberuthven. Drumtogle Mill, Robert Whyte, do. 46 noblemen's and gentlemen's seats.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Drumguhare, W. & J. Marshall, • Bankfoot. Drumour Lodge, Barclay Field, Dunkeld. Dubheads, Heirs of William Donald, Madderty. Duchally House, A. M. Monteath, Auchterarder. Dunalister, Major-General A. M'lan M 'Donald. Rannoch. Dunbarney House, Archibald Burns, Bridge of Earn. Duncrub, Mains of, James Davidson, Dunning. Duncrub Park, Lord Rollo Sc Dunning, do. Dunfallandy House, Jane Robertson, Pitlochry. Dunimarle Castle, Rev. Wm. Bruce, Culross.

Dunira, Trustees of Sir Sidney J, Dundas, Bart., Crieff,

Dunira Shootings, Right Hon. Earl Cairns, , Comrie. Dunkeld House, Duchess Dowager of Athole, Dunkeld. Dunkirk, David Sturrock, Bridge of Earn. Dunning Medical rjas. H. Morrison, M.D., y Dunning. Practitioners, \ & N. J. Fitzmaurice, Dunsinane, William Nairne, Perth. Dupplin Castle, Earl of Kinnoull, do. Durdie, James Thorn, Errol. Durdie, Nether, Thomas Hope, jun.. do. Duthieston House, Dr. Daniel M 'Queen, Dunblane. Earn Bank, Margaret D. Paterson, Bridge of Earn. Eastbank, James M'Gregor, Inchture. Easter Clunie, David Williamson, Newburgh. Easter Fordel, John Richmond, Dron, Damhead. Easter Rhynd, Andrew Powrie, Perth. Eastertyre, Mrs. Ross, Logierait. Eastertyre Shootings, C. Lucas, do. Eastfield, James Ronaldson, Bridge of Earn. East Grange, James Blair's Heirs, Errol. East Kirkton, William Mackie, Auchterarder. Eastwood Cottage, AthoU M'Gregor, Dunkeld. Edinample, W. G. Nixey, Lochearnhead. Edinchip, Lady H, L. MacGregor, do. Edington Lodge, Major Brooksbank, Blair-Athole, Edradour Shootings, R. G. Arbuthnot, Pitlochry. Edradynate, J. S. Robertson, W.S., Ballinluig. Eind, John Mailler, Auchterarder. Elcho, Easter, Robert Powrie, Rhynd. Elcho, Grange of, John Drysdale, do. Elliothead, William Chapman, Abernethy. Ericht Linen W^orks, Kinmond, Luke, & Co., Blairgowrie. Erichtside, A. M'Intyre, do. Erigmore, Godfrey B. M'Kinnon, Birnam. NOBLEMEN S AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS. 47

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Errol Arms Inn, Alexander Anderson, Errol. Errol Cottage, Misses Matthew, do. Errol Park, Mrs. Elizabeth Molison, do. Essendy Farm, Peter Mitchell, Blairgowrie. Evelick, William Ritchie, Errol. Fala, Archibald Goodall, do. Falcon House, Lieut. -Col. Cowpar, Blairgowrie. Falkland House, Mrs. Tyndall Bruce, Falkland. Farleyer House, Sir Robert Menzies, Aberfeldy. Farmhall, James Graham, Bridge of Earn. Faskally, Archibald Butter, Pitlochry. Faskally, Old, John Ferguson, do. Fealar Shootings, J. C. Cunninghame and Archibald W. Merry, Blair-Athole. Feddal, William Stuart, Braco. Fendoch Farm, James M 'Galium, Crieff. Ferntower, J. Clelland Burns, do. Fincastle, D. Lumsden's Trustees, Pitlochry. Findony, John Young, Dunning. Findynate, James Stewart, M.P., Ballinluig. Fingask, George Gray, Rhynd. Fingask, Coates of, James Stark, do. Fingask, Over, Thomas Howieson, Errol. Finlarig Farm, Alexander M'Lean, Killin. Finnart Shootings, R. F. Tomkinson, Rannoch. Fintalich Farm, Robert Ewing, Crieff. Flatfield, John and Andrew Bruce, Errol. Flawcraig, George Miller, do. Flowerdale, Robert Miller, Balbeggie. Fonab, Jas. M'Intyre M'Gregor, Pitlochry. Fonab Cottage, Stanley C. C. Currie, do. Fordie, Daniel Robertson, Dunkeld. Forneth House, Miss Helen Speed, Forneth, Foss House, Major Theophilus Levett, Pitlochry. Foswell Bank, Dr. Robert Lowe, Auchterarder. Francisfield, Alexander Scott, Harriotfield. Freeland House, C. L. Wood, Bridge of Earn. Friarton, Upper, Representatives of Angus Macdonald, Perth. Fullerton Farm, David Patullo's Heirs, Meigle. Gairdrum, William Davidson, Balbeggie. Gallowflat, John Scrimgeour, Errol. Gannochy Farm, James & Daniel M 'Gregor, Perth. Garden, James Stirling, Kippen. Gart, Daniel Ainslie, Callander.

Gartchonzie, Miss J. S. H. Marshall, Dunblane. Gartincaber, John B. Murdoch, Blairdrummond 48 noblemen's and gentlemen's seats.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Garth, Sir Donald Currie, K.C.M.G., M.P., Aberfeldy. Gartwhinzean, William Gibson, Dollar. Garvock House, William L. Stewart, Dunning. Garvock, Nether, David Scougall, Bridge of Earn. Gasconhall, William Taylor, Errol. Gask House, Mrs. H. Graeme Oliphant, Auchterarder. Gattaway, David Davidson, Abernethy. Gellybanks, John Peddie, Redgorton. Gerrichrew, Charles Henry Dundas, Comrie. Girrion Farm, Donald Stewart, Harriotfield. Glassart House, Robert Hampson, Aberfoyle. Glassingall, Mrs. Janet Wallace, Dunblane. Glenallan House, Col. James Campbell, do. Glenalmond, Mrs. Margaret M. Paton, Perth. Glenalmond Shootgs. ,J. G. Williams, do. Glenample, W. G. Nixey, Balquhidder. Glenartney, Lord Aveland, Comrie. Glenbruar Shootings, Wm. Ogilvy Dalgleish, Blair-Athole. Glencarse, Thomas Greig, Glencarse. Glendevon, Thomas Hutchison, Dollar. Glendeuglie, Gen. Robert Bruce, Milnathort. Glendoick, Walter Thomson Currie, Glencarse. Gleneagles Castle, Earl of Camperdown, Auchterarder. Glenearn, William Ross, Bridge of Earn. Glenearn Farm, Alexander Shanks, do. Glenericht, Alex. D. Grimmond, Blairgowrie. Glenfalloch Farm, Robert Greive, Tyndrum. Glenfalloch Lodge, Myles Kennedy's Heirs, Killin. Glenfarg Lodge, Mrs. E. L. Burton, Bridge of Earn. Glenfernate Shootings, H. A. Brassey, M.P., Pitlochry. Glengoulandie Farm, D. & R. M'Diarmid, Aberfeldy. Glengoulandie Shtg., W. D. Davies, do. Glengyle Farm, John Crawford, Callander. Glenkilry, Col. W. Christie, Blairgowrie. Glenloch Shootings, H. A. Brassey, M.P., Blair-Athole. Glenlochy Shootings, George L, Watson, Killin. Glenlyon, Sir" Donald~ Currie, K.C.M.G., M.P., Fortingall. Glenqueich Lodge, John Wilkes, Dunkeld. Glentower House, Major John B. Harvey, Fossoway. Glentulchan, Graeme Reid Mercer, Perth. Glenturret Shootings, George G. Cunningham, Crieff. Glenturret, West, Col. William Allan, do. Gloagburn, James Donaldson, Perth. Goddens, George Miller:, Errol. Goodlyburn, John M'Dougall, Perth. noblemen's and gentlemen's seats. 49 SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Gormack, Duncan M'Laren, Blairgowrie. Gormack Farm, Alexander Scott, do. Gorthy Farm, William Todd, Methven. Goukton, Basil M'Kenzie, Glencarse. Gourdie, Mrs. Catherine Kinloch, Dunkeld. Gourdie Hill, Armand Lacaille, Errol. Gourdie Hill, J. & C. M'Raw, Bankfoot. Gourie, Robert M'Leish, Stanley. Gowlie, William Chapman, Abernethy. Grandtully Castle, John Graham, Ballinluig. Grange, William Hunter, Errol. Grasswell, Patrick Constable, Inchture. Greenhill, John Finlayson, Dunblane. Greenhill, William Fraser, Dunning. Greenhill Farm, John Allan, Tibbermuir. Greenside, A. & R. Whillis, Abernethy. Hallroom, John MoncriefF, Guildtown. Hallyards, James Hill, Alyth. Hallyburton House, Robert Stewart Menzies, Coupar-Angus. Hatton, Cargill, John Ogilvie, Meikleour. Hatton Farm, William Brown, Perth. Haughof Aberuthven,D. & P. D. Playfair, Aberuthven. Haughend, David L, Gregor, Blairgowrie. Hawthornbank, James Chalmers, do. Heath Park, Susannah Clerk, do. Henhill, James Patterson, Forteviot. Hill, Thomas Fenton, Errol. Hillend, John Watson, Perth. Hillhead, James Brydie, Blackford. Hillhead, Mrs. Mary Howard, Dunkeld. Hill of Ruthven, James G. Scott, Perth. Hilltown, A. & J. Ritchie, Inchture. Hills of Bendochy, Peter Playfair, Coupar-Angus. Hilton, Thomas Richmond, Perth. Hilton, James Young, Auchterarder. Hillyland, Robert Henderson, Perth. Hole of Clean, William Nicol, Glencarse. Hollowdub, James Watt, Perth. Holme Hill House, Miss Jane E. Stirling, Dunblane. Hope Park, Charles Inches, Blairgowrie. Home, Archibald Taylor, Errol. Hunterhall, Peter Jack, Glencarse. Huntingtower, W. L. Mercer, Perth, Huntingtower Farm, Trustees of D. Lumsden, do. Huntly Bush, John Bannerman, Guildtown. Huntly Farm, Robert Millar, Inchture. Inchbrackie, Patrick J. F. Graeme, Crieff. E 50 noblemen's and gentlemen's seats.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Inclievonans Farm, William Watson, Errol. Inchaffray, John Robertson, Crieff. Inchewan, John A. Harris, Birnam. Inchmartine, Henry Howard Allen, Inchture. Inchmichael, North, JohnMitchell, Errol. Inchmichael, South, Mrs. Mary Bell, do. Inchmichael, West, Thomas Howieson, do. Inchture Mains, W. Crichton, Inchture. Inchyra House, James Watson, Perth. Innerbuist, Arch. Semple, do. Innerbuist Mill, William Sharp, Perth. Innergeldy, Sir A. Campbell, Bart., Comrie. Innerhadden Farm, John M'Farlane, Pitlochry. Innerhadden House, John Anderson, do. Innernytie, Hope Robertson, Stanley. Innerpeffrey Mains, John Wilson, Crieff. InnerpeffreyShootingrA. & J. S. Dixon, do. Innerwick Shootings, Edward Cross, Aberfeldy. Inveramon, David Henderson, Perth. Inveramon Farm, John Forbes, do. Inveramon House, Wm. Wedderspoon, do.

Inverardoch, John Campbell's Trustees , Doune. Inverbraan House, Rev, J. Burn Murdoch, Dunkeld. Invercomrie Farm, James Bell, Fortingall. Inverdunning, James Gorrie, Dunning. Invermay, Andrew Grant, M.P., Bridge of Earn Invertrossachs, George Addison Cox, Callander. Isla Bank, James Playfair, Coupar-Angus. Isla Park, William Whitson, do. Jamesfield Farm, Matthew Speedie, Abernethy. Jordanstone, William G. Knight, Blairgowrie. Keillor Castle, J. Maitland Thomson, Methven. Keillor, Wester, Daniel M'Leish, Methven. Keir, Trustees of Sir W. Stirlir'g Maxwell, Bart., Dunblane. Keirbank, William Morrison, Auchterarder. Keir, Nether, Lorn Menzies, do.

Keithbank Spin. Mill , David Lowe, Blairgowrie. Keithick House, Edward Collins Wood, Coupar-Angus. Keithock Farm, William Raitt, do. Keithock Mains, Donald Fisher, do. Keithock Mills, Alexander M'Millan, do. Kemphill Farm, David M 'Ritchie, do. Kenknock Farm, John Willison, Kenmore. Kennacoil, William Bell, Dunkeld. Kercock, East, Alexander Patton, Stanley. Kercock, Haugh of. John Sime, do. NOBLEMEN S AND GENTLEMEN'S SEATS. 51

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Kerromore Farm, William G. S. Menzies, Aberfeldy. Kilbryde Castle, Archibald Russell, Dunblane. Kildinny, Robert Graham, Forteviot. Kilgraston House, C. T. C. Grant, Bridge of Earn. Kilgraston Mains, John Stevens, do. Killiechassie, E. O. Douglas, Aberfeldy. Killiecrankie Cot., Miss Charlotte A. Stewart, Blair-Athole. Killin Hotel, Alex. Stewart, Killin. Kilspindie Farm, William Miller, Errol. Kinaldy Farm, James Stewart, Blair-Athole. Kincairney, William E. Gloag, Dunkeld. Kincardine Castle, James Johnstone, Blackford. Kinclaven Farm, William Burns, Stanley. Kindrogan, Patrick Small Keir, Pitlochry. Kinfauns Castle, Edmund A. Stuart Gray, Perth. Kingston Farm, David Walker, Inchture. Kingswood House, Andrew L. Drysdale, Murthly. Kinkell, North, James Christie, Auchterarder. Kinkell, South, John Gardiner, do. Kinloch, George Bulloch, Dunkeld.

Kinloch, Sir J. G. S. Kinloch, Bt., Meigle. Kinloch House, Henry Clifton, Rannoch. Kinloch Shootings, George W. Henderson, Aberfeldy. Kinloch Shootings, Thomas Knowles, Dull. Kinmonth, John H. Pelly Simpson, Perth. Kinmonth Mains, Thomas Anderson, do. Kinnaird House, Charles T. Lucas, Dunkeld. Kinnaird Mains, David Mitchell, Inchture. Kinnaird, Nether, John Arthur, Inchture. Kinnochtry, Thomas Ferguson, Coupar-Angus. Kinvaid, Peter Scott, Redgorton.

Kippendavie, Pat. J. Stirling, LL.D., Dunblane. Kippen-Turner, Mrs. Caton and Mrs. Spofforch, Dunning. Kirkton Farm, James Hunter, Inchture. Kirkton Farm, John Sang, Perth. Kirkton Farm, William Brown, Auchterarder. Kirkton Farm, James Gray, Balbeggie. Kirkton Orchard, Mrs. David Sang, Perth. Kirktonlees, Alexander Moodie, Auchterarder. Knap House, Frances Lady Kinnaird, Inchture. Knockandarroch, John Humphrey, Pitlochry. Knowes, Andrew Honey, Dunning. Knowhead, James Marshall's Reps., Guildtown. Knowhead, John Monteath, Blackford. Kynachan Shootings, Lister Lane, Dull. Laggan Farm, Robert Stewart, Callander. .52 noblemen's and gentlemen's seats.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Laighwood, Saml. M'Call Macmillan, Dunkeld. Langley Bank, Robert M'Kenzie, Scone. Langley Cottage, Hugh Drysdale, Perth. Lairwell, Arch. Powrie, do. Lamberkin, East, James Robertson, do.

Lamberkin, W. Mic , Alexander M'Laggan, do. Lamberkin, West, George Sutherland, do. Lanrick Castle, Robert Jardine, M.P., Stirling. Larghan, John Stewart, Coupar-Angus. Lassintulloch House |- Rev. John E. Cross, Rannoch. and Shootings, Lawers, Lt.-Col. D. R. Williamson, Crieff. Lawhill, B. & J. Carruthers, Auchterarder. Lawton House, William Henderson, Coupar-Angus. Ledhard House, Robert Hampton, Aberfoyle. Leadketty, James Fen wick's Reps., Dunning. Legert Law, John Cunningham, Balbeggie. Leitch-Hill, Thomas Robertson, Perth. Leitfie, Mrs. M. Cramond, Meigle. Leny, John B. Hamilton, Callander. Letham, Captain Letham's Reps., Bankfoot. Letham, George M'Combie, Perth. Lethenday, Robert Easson, do. Lethenday, Hill of, William Graham, Blairgowrie. Leys, East, George Thomson, Erroi. Leys, West, E. P. B. Hay, do. Lignwood, William Muir, Scone. Linden Park House William Hally, Auchterarder. Lindores House, Lady Maitland, Lindores. Lintrose House, Mungo Murray. Coupar-Angus. Littereillan Cottage, James Graham, Kenmore. Littleton, Alex. Reddie's Trustees, Inchture. Littleour Farm, J. B. Ostler, Meikleour. Loak, A. & D. Stewart, Bankfoot. Loanhead, James Stewart, Guildtown. Loan of Errol, David Anderson, Errol. Lochard Lodge, Peter Joynson, Aberfoyle. Lochbroom Shoot., Col. R. S. Paley, Logierait. Lochdochart, Edward G. Place, Killin. Lochdochart Shoot. Clapham & Clark, do. Lochearnside Shg., James Wilson, Comrie. Lochearnhead Shg., W. G. Nixey, Callander. Lochend, Peter Stewart, Bridge of Earn. Loch-Kennard, John Graham, Dull. Lochton Farm, Mitchell & Keiller, Inchture. Lochton House, James Low, do. Loch-Valligan, Charles Reynolds, Blair-Athole. noblemen's and gentlemen's seats. 53

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Longlogie, John Scott, Meigle. Loyal House, Professor George Ramsay, Alyth. Lude House, Mrs. Montefiore, Blair-Athole. Luncarty Bleachfield, James Burt Marshall, Perth. Machany House, James D. Johnstone, Auchterarder. Madderty House, J. A. Henry, Crieff. Mains of Errol, James Kidd, Errol. Ms. of Huntingtower, Robert Smith, Perth. Mansfield Villa, Mrs. Ewan Cameron, Callander. Marlee, Allan M'Laren Brown, Blairgowrie. Marlefield, Peter M'Lean, Tibbermuir. Marlehall, James Beattie, Stanley. Meggernie, W. G. S. Menzies, Fortingall. Meggernie Castle, Exec, of late E. Cazalet, do. Megginch Castle, John M. Drummond, Errol. Meikleour House, Dowager Marchioness of Landsowne, Perth. Maggotland, John Scott, Inchture. Mains of Condie, John Richmond, Bridge of Earn. Mains of Gleneagles, James Henry, Blackfords Mains of Kilgraston, John Stevens, Bridge of Earn. Mains of Kinmonth, Thomas Anderson, do. Mains of Pitcairns, John Balmain, Dunning. Mains of Rattray, James Crichton, Blairgowrie. Maryfield, William Panton, do. Meckphen, David Gorrie, Methven. Medical Practitioners, David Wylie & Robert Robertson, Errol. Melginch, James Baxter, Balbeggie. Meikleobney, James Paton, Bankfoot. Meiklewood, Robert M'Farlane, Kincardine. Merklands, Mrs. Partington, Blairgowrie. Merriness, James Drummond's Reps., Tibbermuir. Methven Castle, Wm. Smythe, Methven. Middlebank, Robert Anderson, Errol. Middlehaugh, Samuel R. Ferguson, Pitlochry. Millearn House, A. Drummond Forbes, Auchterarder. Millhaugh, Walter Boag, Dunning. Millhill, Col. R. H. A. Ogilvy, Inchture. Millhills, Robert Duff, Blackford. Millhills, Mrs. Christina Stewart, Crieff. Mill of Gask, Laurence Stocks, Auchterarder. Milnab, David Halley, Crieff. Milton of Collace, William Henderson, Coupar-Angus. Milltown of Abernyte,John Stewart, Inchture. Moncreiffe, Easter, Elizabeth Isdale, Bridge of Earn. Moncreiffe House, Sir R. D. Moncreiffe, Bt., do. 54 noblemen's and gentlemen's seats.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Moncur Farm, Alexander Sime, Inchture. Moness House, Dr. James B. Reid, Aberfeldy. Monorgan, David Baton, Inchture. Montague, William Thomson, Balbeggie. Monzie Castle, John Bald, Crieff. Morenish House, Wm. S. Deacon, Kenmore. Moss-side, Robert Bell, Methven. Mount Ericht, Wm. Jobson, Blairgowrie. Mudhall, William Whitson, Coupar-Angus,

Mugdrum, E. Paterson Balfour Hay., Newburgh. Muiredge Farm, Robert Scott, Errol. Muirhall Farm, Daniel Stewart, Muirhall, Upper, James Hunter, fat^ Muirhead, Alex. M'Laren. Auchterarder. Muirhouses, David Nicoll, Errol. Muir-o'-lee Farm, Alexander M'Ewan, Auchterarder. Muirton, North, John Morton, Perth. Muirton, South, T. & J. Steuart, do. Munday, David K. Stewart, do. Murie House, Cecil F. Gwyer, Errol. Murie, Mains of, D. C. Thomson's Trus., do. Murie Farm, James Brown, do. Murray House, Dr. Urquhart, Perth.

Murrayshall, Mrs. Robina M. Graham,, do.

Murthly Castle, Sir A. Douglas Stewart, Bt;., Murthly. Murthly Shootings, J. E. Millais, do. Mylnefield, Easter, Robert Watt, Longforgan. Mylnefield Farm, William Keill, do. Mylnefield Mains, William Brand's Trustee, do.

Myreside, John Anderson's Trustees., Blairgowrie. Naemoor House, Mrs. C. B. Moubray, Dollar. Needburn, David M'Farlane, Methven. Nether Mains, Thomas Hope, Glencarse. Netherton Farm, Robert Young, Crieff. Newbigging, Patrick Gardiner, Auchterarder. Newbigging, Wm. & Thos. Todd, Crieff. Newhouse, John B. Pople, Perth. Newmains, J. Bryden, Scone. Newmains, William Dudgeon, Inchture. Newmains, William Chalmers, Errol. Newmill, James F. Stewart, Bankfoot. Newmill, John Ross, Perth. Newton Bank, Robert Prain, Inchture. Newton Farm, James M'Ewan, Perth. Newton Gray, Robert Prain, Inchture. Newton House, Capt. Thos. W. Greig, Glencarse. Northbank Farm, James Melville, Errol. noblemen's and gentlemen's seats. 55

SEATS NAMES. POST TOWNS.

North Dubheads, R. & J. Kinloch, Madderty. North Farm, James Waterston, Stanley. Oakbank, Miss Margaret Ross, Perth. Oakbank, David Grimmond, Blairgowrie. Ochtertyre, Sir P. K. Murray, Bart., Crieff.

Ochtertyre, Com.C.M. Dundas, R.N ,, Kincardine. Old Mill Farm, Joseph Gold, Stanley. Oliverburn, William Robertson, Errol. Orchard Farm, Robert Brown, Auchterarder. Orchill, Mains of, Alexander M'Beath, Pitlochry. Orchill Farm, M. Finlayson, Blackford. Orchill House, Rev. John M'Dougall, Braco. Orwell House, Rev. Dr. W. C. Smith, Dunblane. Oudinard, David Walker, Bridge of Earn. Outfield Farm, David Wynd, Inchture. Over Benchill, James Scott, Stanley. Overblelock, Wm. M'Lean, Bankfoot. Overcoul Farm, James Miller, junr., Auchterarder. Over Durdie, J. & J. Thorn, Errol. Over Durdie, Mrs. Catherine Dewar, do. Over Kinfauns, William Miller, Perth. Pairnie, David G. Cunningham, Auchterarder. Parkfield, Robert Forbes, Scone. Parkhead, Patrick Playfair, Blairgowrie. Parkhill, Charles Hill Whitson, Old Rattray. Parkside, D. & C. Robertson, Scone. Pathstruie Rev. Wm. Macqueen, Forteviot. Peel, G. & W. Sutherland, Tibbermuir. Pepper Knowes, James Brewster's Reps., Glencarse. Persie, Mains of, William M'Intosh, Blairgowrie. Pickstonhill, William S. Ferguson, Scone. Pitcairn Bleachfield, David Lumsden's Reps., Almondbank. Pitcairns, Easter, Andrew Taylor, Dunning, Pitcairns House, Mrs. F. Watson, do. Pitcastle, J. Guthrie Lornie of Birnam, Ballinluig. Pitcoag Farm, George K. Clunie, Glencarse. Pitfar, James Anderson, Fossoway. Pitfour Castle, Sir James T. S. Richard- son, Bart., Glencarse. Pitfour Brick Works, F. Collier, do. Pitheavlis Farm, James Hinshelwood, Perth. Pitkaithly Mains, James Cameron & Son, Bridge of Earn. Pitkaithly Farm, J. & W. Taylor, do. Pitkellony, Henry Curr, Muthill. Pitkindie, Charles G. Playfair, Inchture. Pitlandie, James Bruce Young, Redgorton. 56 NOBLEMEN S AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Pitlowie, W. & A. Thorn, Glencarse. Pitmeddon, James Landale, Abernethy. Pitmurthly, Wm. & Thos. Robertson, Redgorton. Pitnacree, Dr. James Alex. Menzies, Ballinluig. Pitroddie, George Miller, Errol. Pitskelly, James Stewart, Balbeggie. Pittendreich, W. M'Laren, Blairgowrie. Pittendynie, Mrs. Jane & Chas. Dewar, Redgorton. Pittensorn, John Allan, Murthly. Pittenzie Farm, John Henon, Abernethy. Pleasance Farm, Robert Grant, Coupar-Angus. Polcalk, E. & A. Fleming, do.

Poldor, . James Montgomery, PortofMonteith Polgavie, Alfred Hollingworth, Inchture. Polgavie, Little, C. G. Playfair, do. Port-an-eilean, G. D. Atkinson Clark, Pitlochry. Portnellan, Clapham & Clark, Killin. Princeland, Mrs. George B. Clark, Coupar-Angus. Pubil Farm, E. & T, Lindsay, Aberfeldy. Rait Farm, James Carmichael, Errol. Raith Farm, James Gray Brown, Trinity-Gask. Rannagulzion Farm, George Howison, Alyth. Rannoch Barracks, Henry Robertson, Rannoch. Rannoch Farm, Duncan M'Diarmid, Pitlochry. Rannoch Forest, Earl Cowper, Rannoch. Rannoch Lodge, Sir Robt. Menzies, Bart., do. Rashiehall, David Robertson, Balbeggie. Rashieley, James Chalmers, Bankfoot. Raws, Henry Prain, Inchture. Redhills, James R. Grieve, Crieff. Rednock, Rev. H. A. G. Shephard, Pt. ofMonteith. Redstone, James Fullarton, Coupar-Angus. Reichip Shootings, John Cowan, W.S., Dunkeld. Reinakylich Shoots,, William Mure, Blair-Athole. Retreat, John M'Laren's Heirs, New Scone. Rhynd, Easter, Andrew Pourie, Perth, Rhynd, Wester, Alex. Pitcaithly's Reps., do. Riemore, Samuel M'Millan, Dunkeld. Rockdale Cottage, James Beattie, Perth. Rohallion, John Bett, Dunkeld. Rosebank, David Borrie, Rattray. Rose Cottage, Dr. James Steele, Scone. Rosemount, Robert Geekie, Blairgowrie. Ross, Alexander Ross, Auchterarder. Ross, Charles Powrie, Glencarse. Rossie House, Thomas Hill, Bridge of Earn.

Rossie House, R. J. Maitland, Auchtermuchty. NOBLEMEN S AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS. 5 7

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Rossie Ochill, John Kerr, Bridge of Earn. Rossie Priory, Rt. Hon. Lord Kinnaird, Inchture. Rottearns, Patrick Gardiner, Dunblane. Rottearns, Easter, Andrew D. Stirling, do. Rottearns, Mid, Wm. Veitch, Braco. Row House, Hon. Lord Lee, Doune. RufFell House and Shootings, Charles H. Blake, Dunkeld. Runnavey, John Robertson, Blairgowrie. Runnavey Lodge, Col. W. M. Macdonald, do. Ruthven House, John Blyth, Perth. Sands House, William Matthewson, Kincardine. Sandyhall, Joseph Clunie, Glencarse. Saucher, John M 'Donald, Balbeggie. Scone Palace, Earl of Mansfield, Perth. Seaside, C. G. Playfair, Errol. Seggieden, Col. Drummond-Hay, Perth. Shandry, William M'Laren, Errol. Shearerston Farm, Donald Campbell, Trinity-Gask, Shielhill, James Chalmers, Stanley. Shierglass, Mains of Robert Robertson, Blair-Athole. Shinagag Farm, David Guild, Blair-Athole. Shingles Farm, J. & D. Peddie, Forteviot. Snaigow, William Cox, Dunkeld. Soilzarie Shootings, George Constable, Blairgowrie. Solsgirth, Wm. Connal, Fossoway. Southfield Farm, David Scott, Inchture. SpittalfieldMed.Prac.J. M. K. Taylor. Spittalfield. Springfield, John Young. Scone. Springfield Mills, A. Wilson & Co., Dunblane.

Stanley Mills, Col. Frank S. Sandeman , Stanley. Stenton, Thos. G. Murray, W.S., Dunkeld. St. Fink, David A. Anderson, Blairgowrie. St. Magdalene's Farm, John M. Fraser, Perth. St. Martins, Col. W. M. Macdonald, do.

St. Mary's Tower, Lord J. Manners, Dunkeld. St. Mungo's John M. Cairns, Auchterarder. Stobhall House, Baroness Willoughby D'Eresby, Meikleour. Stobhall Mains, Robert Morton, Perth. Stormontfield, R. Mackenzie, do. Straloch Fishings & Shootings, Major Barton, Pitlochry. Stralochie, Alexander Forbes, Dunkeld. Strathallan, Viscount Strathallan, Auchterarder. Strathallan Castle, Col. Jas. Reid Stewart, do. Strathgarry House, Hinton D. Stewart, Blair-Athole. 58 noblemen's and gentlemen's seats.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Strathgroy Farm, John Campbell, Blair-Athole. Strathtummel Shoot ings, G. D. A. Clark, do. Strone Farm, David Shaw, Blairgowrie. Strone House, George N. Constable, Bridge of Gaily. Stronpadruig Shoot- ings, John M. Grabble, Blair-Athole. Stronvar, David Carnegie, Lochearnhead. Strowan, Thomas J. G. Stirling, Crieff Struie, Alexander M 'Galium, Forteviot. Suie Shootings, Joseph Lees, Killin. Sunnybrae, Arthur Anderson, M.D., C.B., Pitlochry. Sunnyside, David Flint, Methven. Sunnyside Farm, Thomas M'Gregor, do. Tarsappie Cottage, Charles Kinnear, Perth. Tarsappie, Easter, Thomas Robertson, Rhynd. Tarsappie, Wester, Peter Paton, do. Tarnavie, Wm. Hume's Reps., Dunning. Tarrylaw, James Brewster, Balbeggie. Tarvie Farm, George Gordon, Pitlochry.

Tarvie Shootings, J. Campbell Bannerman & B. R. Fleming, Pitlochry. Taybank, Robert Clark, Errol. Tay Farm, William Hunter, Meikleour. Taymount House, Hon. Charles A. Murray, Perth, Taymount Mains, J. W. Robertson, Stanley. Taymouth Castle, Earl of Breadalbane, Aberfeldy. Tegarmuchd Farm, Robert Menzies, do. Teithside, Misses M'Ewan, Callander. Tenandry, James Bain, Dunblane. The Cairnies Farm, W. S. Rattray, Perth. The Gart, Daniel Ainslie, Callander. The Roman Camp, Miss H. Marshall, do. The Three Dalreochs,Wm, & Jas, Westwood, Dunning. Thorn, Farm of Thos. Moyes, Auchterarder. Thorn Farm, James Leslie, Blairgowrie. Tighi'nduin, Charles Stewart, Killin.

Tignablair Shooting.3, Robert Jardine, Comrie. Tighnault, Alexander Galloway, Aberfeldy. Tippermallo, John Graham, Methven. Tirinie House, William Harris, Aberfeldy. Tomgarron, John M'Farlane, Dunkeld. Tofthouses, Robert Marshall, Perth. TofthiU, Peter Keill's Reps., do. Tomnagairn, William Macduff, Dunkeld. Tomnagrew, Donald Macduff, do. NOBLEMEN S AND GENTLEMEN'S SEATS. 59

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Tophead, William Baxter, Redgorton. Torrie, Col. J. P. Robertson, Doune. Torwood, Miss Elizabeth Booth, Birnam. Trinafour Farm, George Henderson, Blair-Athole. Tulladabheithe Shootings, T. W. Foley, Rannoch. Tulliallan Castle, Lady Osborne Elphin- stone. Kincardine. Tullibelton, Little, William & John Young, Bankfoot. Tullochfield, John Pullar & Sons, Perth. TuUybeagles, Dowager Marchioness of Lansdowne, do. TuUyfergus, Mrs. Anne D. Millar, Blairgowrie. Tullymet, William Dick, Dunkeld. Tullymet Shootings, Sir Wm. Gull, Bart., do. Tullyneddy Farm, George Grant, do. Unthank, Andrew Hutchison, Inchture. Upper Obney, Robert Black, Bankfoot. Urrard House, Mrs. Alston Stewart, Pitlochry. Valleyfield House, Hon. Lord Fraser, Culross. Valleyfield, Low, James Reid, do. Viewfield, William Crichton, Perth. Wallacetown, John H. Wedderspoon, Bridge of Earn. Wardhead Farm, James Murray, Errol. Waterybutts, Patrick Hunter, do. Waulkmill, John Wilson, Perth. Wellbank, William Miller, Inchture. Welltown, Thomas Leslie, Blairgowrie. Welltree, James Robertson, Madderty. Welton, Dr. J. Clerk Rattray, Blairgowrie. West Mains, John and W. Sime, Inchture. West Pilmore, Robert Strachan, do. Westbank, William Drummond, do. Wester Colzie, John Skinner, Auchtermuchty. Wester Fordell, Major General Kirkland, Milnathort. Wester Rhynd, Alexander Pitkeathly's Representatives, Perth. Wester Clow, William A. Stewart, Dunning. Wester Clunie, Thomas Guthrie's Heirs, Abernethy. Westmuir, James Ramsay, Auchterarder. Westwood, Alex. Allan, Methven. Westwood, John Chalmers, Bankfoot. Westwood Cottage, Capt, Craigie Bell, Perth. Whitecross House, John Grahame, Dunblane. Whitefield, East, David Watson, Guildtown. Whitefield, Meikle, Andrew Smith, do. Whitefield, West, Alexander Ritchie, do. 6o LIST OF THE CLERGY IN PERTHSHIRE.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Whitehill, John and Alex. Fletcher, Redgorton. Whitehills, Chas. G. Playfair, Inchture. Williamston, Mrs. Helen M'Laggan, Crieff. Windyedge, John M'Laren's Reps., Perth. Woodend, James Donaldson Henry, Crieff. Woodend, James Sime, Auchterarder. Woodhead, John Cadzow, Perth. Woodhill, Charles Trotter, Blairgowrie. Woodlands, William Macdonald, Perth. Woodlands, E. P. B. Hay, Abernethy. Woodside Farm, T. W. B. Smeaton, Auchterarder. Woodside Farm, James Syme's Heirs, Coupar-Angus.

XIII.-LIST of the OLEEGY and their PLACES of WOESHIP in PEETHSHIEE.

BAPTIST. PLACES. NAMES. POST TOWNS

Blair-Athole, J. Stewart, Blair-Athole. Glenlyon, Donald M'Lellan, • Aberfeldy. Pitlochry, Walter Walsh, Pitlochry. Tullymet, Donald Grant, Ballinluig. CONGREGATIONALIST.

Aberfeldy, Wm. H. Muncaster, M.A . Aberfeldy. Blairgowrie, E. Marshall Tennant, Blairgowrie. Crieff, Crieff. ESTABLISHED. Aberdalgie, John Ferguson, M.A., Perth. Aberfoyle, William Moncrieff Tayloi Stirling, Aberfoyle. Abernethy, William Gordon, Newburgh. Abernyte, Allan Menzies, B.D., Inchture. Alyth, Robert Murray, Meigle. Amulree, John Mackintosh, M.A., Dunkeld. Ardoch, G. D. Macnaughton, A.M., B.D., Braco. Arngask, R. K. Moncrieff, B.D. Kinross. LIST OF THE CLERGY IN PERTHSHIRE. 6i

PLACES. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Auchterarder, William Gibson ; Charles Short, assistant, Auchterarder. Auchtergaven, David Winter, A.M., Perth. Balquhidder, David Cameron, B.D., Lochearnhead. Bendochy, George Brown, Coupar-Angus. Blackford, David Bonallo, Blackford. Blair-Athole, James Fraser, A.M., Blair-Athole. Blairgowrie, Robert Kemp, Blairgowrie. St. Mary's, Robert Stewart, do. Blairingone, John Wilson, Stirling. Bridge of Allan, John Reid, Bridge of Allan. Callander, Alex. Marshall, M. A., Callander. Caputh, Theodore Marshall, M.A., Dunkeld. Cargill, W. A. Campbell, M.A., Perth. Clunie, Angus M'Innes, B.D., Dunkeld. Collace, Thomas Brown, Perth. Comrie, John Macpherson, Crieff. Coupar-Angus, Finlay R. M 'Donald, Coupar-Angus. Crieff, John Cunningham, D.D., Crieff. West, John Hunter, M.A, do. Culross, George Stephen, Culross. Do. Alex. S. Allan, do. Doune, G. Mitchell, M.A., Doune. Dunbarney, Thos. D, Kirkwood, Pres bytery Clerk, Bridge of Earn. Dunblane, David Morrison, M.A., Dunblane. Dunkeld, Little, J. Skinner Mackenzie, M.A., Dunkeld. Dunkeld & Dowally, Thos. Rutherford, M.A., do. Dunning, Peter Thomson, B.D,, Dunning. Dron, Charles Goodall, Bridge of Earn. Dull, Evan M. Masson, M.A., Aberfeldy. Errol, Robt. Graham, LL.D., Errol. Finnart, Alexander M'Gregor, Pitlochrie, Forgandenny, John Robb, Bridge of Earn. Foss, Jas. Armstrong ; Alex. Carmichael, A. & S. Pitlochry. Forteviot, James Anderson, M.A., D.D., Perth. Fortingall, David Campbell, Aberfeldy. Fowlis-Wester, Thomas Hardy, Crieff, Gask, James Martin, Auchterarder. Glendevon, E. Brown Speirs, B.D., Stirling. Glenisla, Neil MacBride, Meigle. Glenshee, Thomas Crawford, B.D., Blairgowrie. Grandtully, John Maclean, Ballinluig. Inchture, John A. Honey, D.D., Inchture. 62 LIST OF THE CLERGY IN PERTHSHIRE.

PLACES. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Innerwick and Glen- lyon, Hugh Macdonald, Aberfeldy. Kenmore, James B. M'Kenzie, do. Kettins, James Fleming, M.A., Coupar-Angus. Killin, Colin A. M'Vean, Killin. Kilmadock, Gordon Mitchell, M.A., Doune. Kilspindie and Rait Wm. L. Wotherspoon, Errol. Kincardine, Biot Edmonstone, Blairdrummond. Kinclaven, Henry K. Reekie, M.A., Perth. Kinfauns, George S. Davidson, M.A., do. Kinloch-Rannoch, John Sinclair, B.D., Pitlochry. Kinnaird, James R. Macpherson, B.D., Inchture. Kinnoull, John Anderson, D.D., Perth. Kippen, John Moodie, M.A., Kippen. Kirkmichael, Blairgowrie. Lecropt Peter William Young, Bridge of Allan.

Lethendy & Kinloch , David Smith Rae, Blairgowrie. Longforgan, Wm. Ritchie, D.D., Dundee. Logic, D.N. Imrie, M.A.,B.D., Bridge of Allan. Logiealmond, Pat. M'Gregor, M.A., Ph.D., Perth. Logierait, Andrew Meldrum, M.A., Dunkeld. Madderty, William Stoddart, Crieff. Menstrie, James Couper, M.A., Stirling. Methven, John Wilson, M.A., Perth.

Moneydie, AdamMilroy,M.A.,D.D, 5 Synod Clerk, Perth. Monzie, James Taylor, M.A., Crieff. Monzievaird, John R. Campbell, do. Moulin, Duncan Macalister Donald, B.D., Pitlochry. Muthill, James Rankin, D.D., Crieff. Norricston, J. Gordon Mitchell, Stirling. Persia, Robert D. Hutchison, Blairgowrie. Port of Monteith, John Johnstone, Port of Monteith Rattray, A. W. Herdman, M.A., Blairgowrie. Redgorton, Alexander Neilson, M. A., Perth. Rhynd, James Ballingal, B.D., do. Scone, Andrew Benvie, B.D., do. St. Fillans, Thomas Armstrong, Crieff. St. Madoes, Walter Tait, Perth. St. Martins, W. M. S. Hamilton, do. Stanley, George Murray, do. Strathfillan, William Duff, B.D., Tyndrum. Tenandry, Patrick Grant, M.A., Pitlochrie. Tibbermuir, Charles Smith Adie, Perth. ,

LIST OF THE CLERGY IN PERTHSHIRE. 63

PLACES. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Trinity-Gask, George W. Kemp, Auchterarder. Trossachs, John M'Diarmid, Callander. Tulliallan, John Smeaton, Kincardine. Weem, R. G. Dunbar, M.A., Aberfeldy.

EPISCOPALIAN.

Right Rev. Charles Wordsworth, D.C.L., Bishop, Bishops' Hall, St. Andrews.

Alyth and Meigle, A. S. Aglen, M.A., Alyth. Blair and Pitlochry, H. St. John Howard, LL.D., Pitlochry. Blairgowrie, F. W. Davis, Blairgowrie. Bridge of Allan, C. H. Johnstone, M.A., Bridge of Allan. Callander, Thos. Wm. Hunter, M. A., Callander. Coupar-Angus, R. Ritchie, Coupar-Angus. Criefif, Adam Gray Maitland, Crieff. Culross, William Bruce, B.D., Culross. Dollar, H. E. Maskew, Dollar. Doune, Robert Cole, M.A., Doune. Dunning, F. Parminter, Dunning. Dunblane, Henry Malcolm, B.A,, Dunblane. Dunkeld, J. W. Hunter, Dunkeld. Kenmore, J. H. Davis, Aberfeldy Muthill, F. Kitchin, M.A., CriefF. Wilfrid Richmond, M. A. Trinity College. Warden ; F. H.Adams, Perth. Glenalmond { M.A., Sub-Warden, EVANGELICAL UNION.

Coupar-Angus, D. S. M'Lachlan, M.A., Coupar-Angus. FREE. Aberfeldy, Aberfeldy. Abernethy, Robert Stevenson, Newburgh. Abernyte and Rait, John Wilson, M.A., Inchture. Aberuthven, James M 'Donald, Auchterarder. Alyth, Arch. Fergusson, Meigle. Ardeonaig, John M'Callum, Killin. Arngask, John Young, Kinross. Auchterarder, Duncan Colvin, Auchterarder. Auchtergaven, John A. Cooke, Bankfoot. Balquhidder, Eric J. Findlater, M.A., Lochearnhead. Blackford, And. Donald, M.A., Blackford. Blair-Athole and Struan, Alexander M. Bain, Blair-Athole. ;

64 LIST OF THE CLERGY IN PERTHSHIRE.

PLACES. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Blairgowrie (First), John Baxter, D.D., Blairgowrie.

Do. (South) , Malcolm White, M.A., do. Braco, Wm. Milne, M.A., Braco. Bridge of Allan, Wm. Ross, LL.D., Bridge of Allan. Buck lyvie. George Rose, Stirling. Burreltown, Alex. S. Robertson, Coupar-Angus. Callander, Andrew Bogle, Callander. Cargill, George C. Baxter, Perth. Clunie, Charles Keith, Dunkeld. Collace, James Reid, Perth. Comrie, Charles D. Keay, M.A., Crieff Coupar-Angus, James Masson, Coupar-Angus. Cray, James Robertson, Blairgowrie. Crieff, Arch. Henderson, M.A., Crieff Culross, David W. B. Fleming, Culross. Doune, J. A. Anderson; G. S. Mackay, C. & S., Doune. Dunblane, John S. Bowie, B.D., Dunblane. Dunbarney, John Hume Wells, Bridge of Earn. Dunkeld, DougalM'Pherson, Dunkeld. Dunning, Duncan M'Laren, Dunning. Errol, Arch. Campbell, M.A., Errol. Forgandenny, Jas. Drummond; John Creighton, C. & S., Bridge of Earn. Fortingall, Duncan M. M'Leod, Aberfeldy, Gartmore, Malcolm M'Lean, Stirling. Glenisla, James W. Simpson, M. A., Meigle. Glenlyon, John M'Coll, M.A., Aberfeldy. Kenmore, Allan Sinclair, M.A., do. Kinfauns, B. F. Greig, Synod Clerk, Perth. Kippen, Pat. T. Muirhead, Stirling. Kilmadock, John A. Anderson George S. Mackay, M.A., C. & S., Doune. Kirkmichael, D. D. M 'Isaac, M.A., Blairgowrie. Killin, W.J. M 'Donald, KiUin. Lawers, Murdoch Morrison, do. Lethendy, Alex. Gordon, M.A., Blairgowrie.

Longforgan, John Hunter ; Adam Phillip, M. A., C. & S., Dundee. Logiealmond, George Steven, M.A., Perth. Logierait, D. R. C. M 'Lagan, Dunkeld.

Madderty, Thomas Gunn, M.A. ; L. C. M 'Lagan Wedder- burn, M.A., C. & S., Crieff. Methven, John M'Leish; David Bisset, M.A., C. & S., Methven. LIST OF THE CLERGY IN PERTHSHIRE. 65

PLACES. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Monzie, John Reid Omond ; George Henderson, C. & S., Crieff.

Moulin, Charles Gordon MacKay , Piilochry. Muthill, A. N. Sutherland, M.A., Crieff.

Norrieston, Wm. Watt ; George Williams, C. & S., Stirling. Perth. Pitcairngreen, J. J. Glen Kippen, M.A. , Rattray, Adam Ross, M.A., Blairgowrie. Scone, A. K. M'Murchie, Perth. Stanley, J. F. Thomson, M.A., Stanley. Strathbraan, Arch. C. Sutherland, A.M., B.D., Dunkeld. Strathfillan, Alex. Mackinnon; Donald

J. Mackay, C. & S., Tyndrum. Tummel Bridge, Murdoch Corbet, Pitlochry.

ROMAN CATHOLIC.

Ballechin, John Shaw, Ballinluig. Blairgowrie, Thomas Crumly, Blairgowrie.

Crieff, Michael M'Manus ;• Alphonsus Van de Rydt, Crieff. Doune, John Turner, Doune.

UNITED ORIGINAL SECEDERS.

Bridgeton, Andrew Lambie, Almondbank. Coupar-Angus, George Anderson, Coupar-Angus.

UNITED PRESBYTERIANS.

Abernethy, John Clark, Newburgh. Alyth, John Dunlop, Meigle. Auchterarder (South), George Jacque, Auchterarder. Auchterarder (North), William S. Muil, do. Auchtergaven, Matthew Howieson, Perth. Balbeggie, Robert M'Master, M.A., do. Blairgowrie, Robert Russell, Blairgowrie.

Blairlogie, " W. M'Laren, M.A., Stirling. Bridge of Allan, James Muir, Bridge of Allan. Bridge of Teith, William Huie, Doune. Comrie, William F. Swan; W. Hall, Crieff. Coupar-Angus, Thomas Grainger, Coupar-Angus. Craigend, Perth. Crieff, John C. Inglis, Crieff. 66 LIST OF THE CLERGY IN PERTHSHIRE.

PLACES, NAMES, POST TOWNS. Doune, William Huie, Doune, Dunblane, William Blair, M,A., D.D., Dunblane. Dunning, Thomas Watt, Dunning, Errol, Adam Baillie, Eroll, Greenloaning, John M'Intyre, M.A., Braco. Kinclaven, John Brown, Perth, Kinkell, George Duthie, Auchterarder. Lethendy, Blairgowrie. Logiealmond, David Goodwin, M.A., Perth, Methven, John Millar, do. Pathstruie, Thomas Low, M,A., Bridge of Earn. Pitcairn, Robert Nelson, Perth. Pitroddie, Walter White, Errol. Scone, J. W. Slater, B,D, Scone. XIV.-POSTAL DIRECTORY.

CHIEF OFFICERS OF THE DEPARTMENT. Postmaster- General, Right Hon. Henry Fawcett. Secretary (London) S. A. Blackwood, C.B. Surveyor- General (Scotland), A. M. Cunynghame, Esq. Survey orfor North of Scotland,. ...Q,. A. Maitland, Esq.

Office—Perth—2 High Street. Postmaster, John M 'Gregor, Esq. Medical Officer, James P. Bramwell, Esq., M.D. Clerks and Sorters.

James Gaudie (chief), George Farquhar, John Black, James Matthew, Alexander Gorrie, James Cairns, John Michie, James Marshall, Geo. D. Jack, James Dewar, and James Henderson. Letter Carriers. Thomas Coutts, John Henderson, James Stewart, William L. Hodge, David M'Intosh, David Proudfoot, Alexander Stewart, Peter Gall, James Ferguson, David Young, John Stewart, Geo. Marshall, James M'Intyre, and William Bissett. Rural Messengers. Aberdalgie, Almondbank, John M'Gregor, 6 Canal Street. Balbeggie, Andrew Noble, 29 Stormont Street. Glencarse, John M'Ewen, 34 Scott Street. Guildtown, Peter Lafferty, 216 South Street. Rhynd, David Watson, Thimblerow. Stanley, William Henderson, 9 Market Street. Receiving Offices. Caledonian Place, Peter Robb, Receiver.

Craigie, J. Duncan, do. South Methvcn Street,....^. S. Nicoll, do. Telegraph Department. Thorhas M'Intosh, David Allan, William Isaac, William Garvie, Margaret Clarke, Isabella Rose, A. B. Boyle, C. Lambert, and Jessie M 'Donald. Engineering Department. Joseph Jackson, South William Street. —\

68 POSTAL DIRECTORY.

DEPARTURE OF MAILS. BOX CLOSES. Edinburgh and Fife Glasgow, Stirling, Crieff, — \ t t c a ^' ^ m Auchterarder—all Rural Posts, ...... / Dundee—Aberdeen, Co. -Angus, and the North, 7.30 ,, Inverness—Errol and Inchture, ...... 8.30 ,, Redgorton, Stanley, Bankfoot, and The Cairnies, 9.30 ,, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dunning, and Forteviot — " Scone and Balbeggie, ...... / ' Dundee, Aberdeen, and the North—Dunkeld and^

Blair- Athole—Methven and Almondbank— r 11.5 jj Glencarse, Meikleour, &c., ...... J Edinburgh Glasgow, and Crieff, ...... 12.40 p.m. London, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Crieff, and Auch-^ terarder—Bridge of Earn and Fife—Dundee, V- 3.10 ,, Coupar-Angus, and Blairgowrie, ...... J Dundee, ...... 6.20 ,, Stirling, Crieff, London, Edinburgh, Glasgow, \ /= r °-45 " and the South, J Inverness, Aberdeen, Dundee, Errol, Inchture, \ Coupar-Angus, ...... J '"^ " SUNDAYS. Edinburgh and Fife, 5.15 a.m.; Aberdeen and Inverness, 7.0

a.m. ; London, Glasgow, Edinburgh, and South—Dundee, Aberdeen, &c., 3.10 p.m.; Inverness, 10.30 p.m. DELIVERIES OF LETTERS AT PERTH. Fife—London, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Crieff, and 1 ^

•45 • • South—Aberdeen, ...... j Fife—London, Edinburgh, Glasgow, and South— \

Dundee, Co. -Angus, &c. — Inverness, Aber- |- 9.45 ,, feldy, Pitlochry, Dunkeld, Crieff, ...... j Rural Posts—London, Edinburgh, Glasgow, and^ South—Dundee, Errol, and Inchture—Aber- - 4.50 p.m. deen, Inverness, and North, ...... J Inverness, Aberdeen, & North—Dundee & Carse \

London, Glasgow, Stirling, Dunblane, & South I o ^^ P" Fife " ' —Edinburgh & —Scone, Balbeggie, Meth- j ven, & local letters posted up till 6.45 p.m., ... j PARCELS delivered at 9 a.m., 12 noon, and 5 p.m. Letters are delivered at 8 p.m. only to callers who have private boxes and to those staying in rural districts. The Office is open every lawfal day from 6.45 a.m. till 9 p.m. Open on Sundays, for Postal and Telegraph business, from 9 till 10.15 a.m. ; and from 4 to 5 p.ni. for Telegraph business only. Money Order, Savings Bank, Government Life Assurance, and Annuity business transacted from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m., and Postal Orders sold till 9 p.m...... —

POSTAL DIRECTORY. 69

COLLECTIONS FROM RECEIVING HOUSES, &c. a.m., p.m. Caledonian Place—7.10, 9 2.30, 6.10, 9.35 ; South Methven Street— 7, 9 a.m., 2.35, 6.10, 9.35 p.m. ; Craigie 1-45. 5-45» 8.50 p.m. Pillar Boxes. —Foot of South Street— 5.30, 9.0 a.m., 2.30, p.m. Athole Street a.m., 2.20, 6.20, 9.40 ; —5.30, 9.0 6.10, p.m ; Bridgend 9.0 a.m., 2.10, 9.20 p.m. 9.30 — 5.30, 6.5, ; General Station—6.0, 9.0 a.m., 2.15, 6.0, 9.0 p.m.; Bal- housie—5.30, 9.0 a.m., 2.15, 6.0, 9.30 p.m. ; King Street —5-30, 9-0 a.m., 1.55, 6.10, 9.35 p.m. ; 166 High Street— 5.30, 9.0a.m., 1.55, 6.10, 9.35 p.m.; Craigie Terrace 1.45, 5.45 p.m. Collection at General Railway Station at i.io p.m. on Sunday only.

No collection from the Receiving Offices or Pillar boxes on Sunday, except at General Station. Money Order, Postal Order, Savings Bank, Government Life Assurance and Annuity business transacted every day (Sunday excepted), from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m. Postal orders sold till 9 p.m. A charge of a Jd. will secure a dispatch till within 5 minutes of each departure. Both postage and fee must be paid in stamps, and dropped into the late letter-box. FOREIGN AND COLONIAL MAILS.

Countries. Despatched. Arrivals. Let.

P.M. Africa (West Coast), Fridays, .3.10 Fridays, Australia (Southern), Victoria,

Tasmania, Thursdays, 6. Tuesdays, .

Australia (Western), 7th & 2ISt, . .6. 12th & 26th, Brazil, 3d & 23d, ....3. ID |i, 14, & 31st It

Canada, by Direct Packet, . . Thursdays, 3. Wednesdays

Do. zvVz United States,.. Tu. & Sat., 3. Sundays,. . ..

Cape Colony and Natal, Wednesday, 6. Fridays,. . . Egypt, Mo.,Tu.,Th.3. Tues.&Wed. Europe, Daily, 3.10 & 6. Daily India, Ceylon, China, & Japan, Thursdays, 6, Tuesdays. . 4 Newfoundland, 12th & 26th, 3, 8th & 22d', .

New South Wales, Thursdays, 6. Tuesdays, . New Zealand, via San Fran'sco 14th, 3 3d, Do. via Brindisi, 14th & 28th, 6 5th & 19th,

Do. addressed 'zz/a Brindisi 7th & 2ist, . .6, i2th & 26th,

Queensland, Thursdays, 6, Tuesdays, .

United States of America, . Tu. Th. Sa., 3 5 times w'kly

West Indies and the Pacific, . ist & i6th, ..3 13th & 28th, Zanzibar, Thursdays, 6 45 5th,

Postage on Newspapers to the Continent of Europe^ Canada, Newfoiind- land, Egypt, and the United States, when not exceeding 2 oz,, id. —

70 POSTAL DIRECTORY.

Registered Letters received till 30 minutes before the box closes, but, for a late fee of 4d., may be received up to the hour of closing (Sunday excepted). The Office is open every day from 6.45 a.m. till 9 p.m., on Sunday from 9 till 10.15 a.m. only. For Telegraph business, from 9 a.m. till 10.15 ^•°^' ^^^ ^^^^'^ 4 ^i^ 5 P-"^-

INLAND LETTERS.

The prepaid rates of postage are as follows, viz :

For a letter not above i oz., id.

,, above i oz. but not above 2 oz., i^d.

„ ,, 2 oz. ,, 40Z., 2d. 2id. ,, ,, 4 oz- ,, 6 oz., oz., 3d. „ ,, 6 oz. ,, 8

,, ,, 8 oz. ,, 10 oz., 3id.

,, ,, 10 oz. ,, 12 oz., 4d. A letter above the weight of 12 oz. is liable to a postage of id. for every ounce, beginning with the first ounce. Thus, a letter weighing between 14 and 15 oz. must be prepaid is 3d. A letter posted unpaid is chargeable on delivery with double postage, if insufficiently paid, with double the deficiency. No letter may exceed 18 inches in length, 9 inches in width, or 6 inches in depth, unless it be sent to or from a Government Office. The prepaid postage on every inland newspaper is one halfpenny, but a packet containing two or more registered newspapers is not chargeable with a higher rate of postage than would be chargeable on a book packet of the same weight, viz., one halfpenny for every 2 oz. or part of that weight. A newsparer posted unpaid, or a packet of newspapers posted either unpaid or insufficiently paid, is treated as an unpaid or insufficiently paid book packet of the same weight No newspaper can now be sent through the post a second time for the original postage. For each transmission a fresh postage is required. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN POSTS.

Prepayment on colonial and foreign letters and newspapers is compulsory in nearly every case. The limit of size for a book packet addressed to any place abroad is 24 inches in length and 12 inches in width or depth.

There is a Pattern and Sample Post to the colonies and foreign countries generally; but it is restricted to bona fide trade patterns and sajHples of inerchaiidise. POSTAL DIRECTORY. 7 I

BOOK POST.

The prepaid postage is one halfpenny for every 2 oz. or part of that weight. PARCELS POST.

Parcels not exceeding 7 lbs. in weight are received at any Post Office for transmission between places in the United Kingdom. The size allowed for a parcel is greatest length, ft. 6 in, — 3 ; greatest length and girth, 6 ft. Packets by parcels post should bear the words Parcels Post. Prepaid Rates of Postage.

Not exceeding i lb., ...... 3d. Exceeding i lb., and not exceeding 3 lb,, 6d. „ 3 lb., „ 5 lb., 9d. 5 lb., „ 7 lb., IS. FOREIGN CARD POST. Post Cards for abroad with impressed Stamps of id, i|d, and 2d each are sold at those rates, and are transmissible to the majority of the countries of the Union without extra charge, REGISTRATION (INLAND AND FOREIGN). The fee for registering a letter, newspaper, book-packet, or other article passing by post between any two places in the United Kingdom is Twopence. Every article to be registered must be given to an agent of

the Post Office, and a receipt obtained for it ; and it should on no account be dropped into a letter box. RE-DIRECTION. Every inland re-directed letter, post-card, or other postal packet, is liable to an additional postage (at the prepaid rate) for each re-direction. DELIVERY. Postmen are prohibited, whether on duty or not, from dis- tributing any letters, newspapers, &c,, except such as have passed through a Post Office, STAMPS (POSTAGE AND INLAND REVENUE),

At every Money Order Office the Postmaster is required to keep, for sale to the public, a sufficient stock of the different postage stamps, envelopes bearing an embossed penny postage stamp, registered letter envelopes, newspaper wrappers with impressed halfpenny and penny postage stamps, and inland and foreign post cards The stamps are of the respective values of ^d, id, i|d, 2d, 24d, 3d, 4d, 5d, 6d, gd, is, 2s 6d, 5s, los, and j^ I, The embossed envelopes are three sorts or sizes. — —

72 POSTAL DIRECTORY.

POST OFFICE TELEGRAPHS. The charge for telegrams throughout the United Kingdom is IS for the first twenty words, and 3d for every additional five words. Postage stamps are used for prepayments. GOVERNMENT INSURANCES AND ANNUITIES. The Postmaster-General is empowered, under the Act 45 & 46 Vict., cap. 51, to insure the lives of persons of either sex for any amount not less than ^5 or more than ;!{^ioo. An Insurance may be effected by any person not over the age of 65 years and not under the age of 14 years. He is also empowered, under the same Act, to grant Immediate or Deferred Annuities for any amount not less than £1 or more than ^100 to any person not under the age of 5 years. MONEY AND POSTAL ORDERS.

The Commission on Money Orders is For sums under los, 2d.

,, of I OS and under^£2,£2, . 3d.

£3, . 4d.

... . 5d. >> 5J Aj3 £4, . £5, 6d.

JJ }5 Aj5 £6, ... . . 7d. 8d. J J 5 J £^ £7, ... 9d. JJ J J Aj/ £^, . .

5J 5J £^ £9, lod. »> J5 £9 £10, . iid. ,, „£iO IS. The following are the amounts for which Postal Orders are issued, together with the Poundage payable in respect of each Order : Amount. Poundage. Amount. Poundage I/- - - 4d. 4/6 - - Id. - - - 1/6 id. 5/- - Id. - - 2/. Id. 7/6 - - Id. 2/6 - - Id. 10/- - - Id.

3/- - - Id. 10/6 - - Id.

3/6 - - Id. 15/- - - lid.

4/- - - Id. 20/- - - lld. Broken amounts may be made up by the use of postage stamps, not exceeding fivepence in value, affixed to the back of any one Postal Order. POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK.

Post Office Savings Banks are established at all Money Order Offices, and are open for business during the hours appointed for Money Orders. XV-GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Abbey, Andrew, dyer, 23 Whitefriars street. Abbot, James, traveller, 5 Milne street. Thomas, painter, 40 Pomarium. Mrs William, 51 Pomarium. Aberdeen Town and County Bank, Victoria Buildings, Tay street, and 38 South Methven street—Robert Robertson, solicitor, agent. Adams, David, labourer, 170 High street. George, pointsman, 13 Whitefriars street. James, soda-w^ater manufacturer, Granville place. James, storekeeper, Scott street. John, railway guard, 31 Leonard street. John, engine-driver, 20 Glover street. John, compositor, Gladstone terrace. John, confectioner, 61 George street. Mrs Andrew, fancy bazaar, 255 High street —ho. above. Mrs David, 306 liigh street. Thomas, pointsman, Barnhill. William, porter, 19 Leonard street. William, baker, 61 George street. William, porter, 34^ Pomarium. Adie, William, baker and confectioner, 2 Melville street. Agnew, Owen, hawker, 69 South street. Airth, John, pointsman. Friar street, Craigie. Aitken, Charles, coachsmith, 61 George street. James, porter, 15 St. Ann's lane. John, labourer, 18 Barossa street. Joseph, W., horsedealer, Caledonian road—house 28. Mrs Alexander, dressmaker, 9 Market street. Mrs Janet, 38 Athole street. Aldis, Mrs James, Balhousie terrace. Alexander, Alexander, slater, 33 Pomarium. Alexander, tinsmith, 159 South street. Charles, quarryman, 25 High street. David, grain-merchant, 30 York place. George, draper, 236 Lligh street—house, 14 Scott street. George, labourer, 3 St. Paul's square. James, telegraph clerk, 14 Caledonian road. James, weaver, 2 Cross street. Mrs James, 41 Cross street. 74 ALEXANDER ANDERSON.

Alexander, Jessie, 396 High street, John, saw-miller, Scott street, Robert, gardener, 44 Commercial street. Robert, draper, Friar street, Craigie. & Co., Thos,, grain-merchants, I Kirkgate—house, 15 York place, William, butcher, i Lickley place, William, heddle maker, 6 North Methven street, William, striker, 138 South street, Allan, Andrew, town-officer, 26 Princes street. Archibald, yardsman, 69 Pomarium, David, telegraph clerk, 6 County place. David, labourer, 7 Kirkgate. David, machinist, 7 South Methven street. George, cattle-drover, 103 South street. George, locomotive foreman, 26 Barrack street. James, silk-finisher, 39 Princes street. James, coal merchant, 13 Skinnergate—ho., 8 Scott st. James, plasterer, 44 South street. James R, (Insurance agent), 23 Balhousie street. James, grocer 194 South street. James, loftsman, 4 Market street. Jessie, 5 Back wynd. John, dyer's labourer, 45 Kinnoull causeway. John, porter, 35 Cross street. John, smith, 8 Cutlog vennel. & Miller, drapers and milliners, 17 Princes street. Mrs,, lodgings, 38 Princes street, Mrs David, Stewart's place, Caledonian road, Mrs George, lodgings, Tay street. Mrs James, eating-house keeper, 299 High street. Mrs Robert, 31 Thimblerow. Mrs Robert, 238 High street. Mrs William, 18 Barrrck street.

Robert, hosier, ^;^ High street— house, 5 Keir street, Robert, plasterer, 13 Barossa street, Thomas, commission agent & sharebroker, 44 St. John st. William, hawker, 292 High street. William, dyer, i Paul street. Allardice, William, gardener, 25 Kinnoull causeway. Allison, Mrs William, 6 Carpenter street. Amos, Adam, pointsman, 8 Caledonian road. Robert, porter, 29 Cross street. William, baker, 10 West Mill street. Ancell, Johnstone, blacksmith, 8 Cross street. Mrs. Robert, 39 York place. Anderson, Agnes, dressmaker, 17 High Street. Alexander, joiner, 37 Leonard street. —

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Anderson, Alexander, compositor, 181 High street. Andrew, lithographic printer, 24 Canal street. Ann, 190 High street. Archibald, labourer, 129 High street. David, tailor, 34 Caledonian road. David, Free Middle Church officer, 23 N. Methven street. David, weaver, 40 Pomarium. David, labourer, 44 Newrow. David, lapper, 4 Gowrie street. Edward, baker, 190 High street. Elizabeth, 37 Main street. Elizabeth, 48 Newrow. George, carter, 3 Cutlog vennel. Isabella, 2 Thistle lane. James, clerk, 18 Canal street. James, glass and china merchant, 54 St. John street house, 43 York place. & Jamieson, grocers and wine merchants, 28 South street and I Princes street. Jessie, 89 South street. Rev. John, D.D., Kinnoull Manse. John A., Nurseryman, St. Alban's, Kinnoull. J. P., smith, 7 Newrow. John, dyer, 10 Carpenter street. John, grocer, i Milne street. John, blacksmith, 24 Market street. John, mechanic, Barnhill. John, pointsman, il Barossa street. Mary Jane, pawnbroker, 181 South street—house, 183. Matthew S., china merchant, 29 St. John street—house, 8 Barossa place. Mrs Alexander, fruiterer, 130 Canal street. Mrs Daniel, grocer, 19 Athole street—house, 18 North William street. Mrs Donald, 57 Leonard street. Mrs Duncan, 238 High street. Mrs George, 38 Carr's croft. Mrs George, 20 Barrack street. Mrs George, 306 High street. Mrs George, 38 Victoria street. Mrs James, 51 Pomarium. Mrs James, 125 South street. Mrs James, 49 Leonard street. Mrs J., Moncreiffe bank, Craigie. Mrs John, lodgings, 12 Charlotte street. Mrs Laurence, 204 South street. Mrs Mary, 126 High street. Mrs Peter, 14 King street. 76 ANDERSON—ARMSTRONG.

Anderson, Mrs William, lodgings, i6 King street. Mrs William, 7 Jaines street. Mrs William, 31 Pomarium. Mrs William, shoemaker, 67 Watergate. Peter, pointsman, Barnhill. Robeirt, tobacconist, 131 High street. Robert, guard, Scott cottage, Graigie. Robert, carter, I Speygate. Thomas, river police, 32 Barossa street. Thomas, surfaceman, 32 Newrow. William, builder, Caledonian road—house, 51 Priory place. William, tailor, 45 Balhousie street. William, waggon inspector, 85 Leonard street. William, turner, 25 Canal street. William, coachtrimmer, 17 Stormont street. Andrews, Robert, dairykeeper & provision dealer, 6 North port. William, inspector of weights and measures, County Buildings—house, 38 A thole street. Angus, David, pointsman, 50 Glover street. George, engine-fitter, 4 Newrow. George, labourer, ^^ Pomarium. James, blacksmith, 20 Thimblerow. James, cattledrover, 16 Newrow. Robert, stationer and tobacconist, 4 West Bridge street —house, 15 Main street. Thomas, railway guard, 4 Milne street. Thomas, shoemaker, 205 South street. Thomas, shoemaker, 133 Canal crescent. Thomas, fisher, 4 and 12 James street. Annan &: Son, plasterers, 60 Princes street. Mary Imrie, 5 King's place. Arbuckle, Thomas, cork manufacturer, 1 1 Bridge lane. Arbuthnot, David, fireman, 35 Scott street. Archer, Andrew B., 3 Balhousie bank. George, mason, 199 South street. Mrs James, Friar street. Archibald, Andrew, labourer, 64 South street. Alexander, labourer, 156 High street. Edward, riveter, 17 East Bridge street. George, verger. Cathedral, 15 South Methven street. William, senior, upholsterer, 10 Athole street. William, junior, cabinetmaker, 19 George Street—house I Nelson street. William, coachsmith, 9 South street. Armour, Mrs George, cowfeeder, i Strathmore street. Armstrong, John, labourer, 219 High street. INIargaret, 28 Athole street. Mrs Peter, 35 Pomarium. ARMSTRONG BANK, 77

Armstrong, Peter, labourer, 14 Pomarium. Arnott, David, labourer, 46 Barrack street. William, superintendent, N.B. Rail., St. Leonard's Hall. Arthur, Arthur, labourer, 13 Cutlog vennel. Henry, labourer, 214 High street. Henry, labourer, 13 Barossa street. William, porter, 41 Cross street. Ash, Isaac, shoemaker, 116 High street. Peter, coach-painter, 55 High street. Ashton, Alexander, billposter, New shore. William, staff-sergeant, Victoria Barracks. IB Baillie, Peter, labourer, 23 Thimblerow. Bain, Alexander, innkeeper, I South street—h., S^ Watergate. Alexander, assessor for the county,- Victoria Buildings, Tay street—house, 15 Marshall place. Christina, weaver, 18 Paul street. John, railway guard, 23 Kinnoull causeway. Mrs Jane, 47 Pomarium. Baird, George S., 4 George street. street. J. & J., milliners, 4 George John, jeweller, &c., 68 George st. —house, 3 Bridge lane. Mrs George, 27 Pomarium. Mrs John, grocer, 3 Paul street.

• Mrs Thomas, lodgings, 4 Victoria street. William, dyer, 5 Low street. Baker, Mrs Joseph, brushmaker, 45 Meal vennel. Walter, Market Hotel, Caledonian road. William, labourer, 170 High street. Balfour, David, joiner, 30 Long causeway. Ballantine, Alexander, joiner, 16 Union lane. Catherine, 2 Flesh vennel. & Christie, milliners, 67 George street, and 205 High st. James, joiner, Laurelbank, Scone road. James, saddler, 28 Commercial street, James, joiner, 27 Scott street. J. & T., joiners, 47 Canal street—house, Evelyn terrace, Craigie, Thomas, tailor, 25 Stormont street. Ballingal, A, H,, (Condie & Co.), 4 Mansfield place. Balmain, David, weaver, 55 Strathmore street. James, i Nelson street, John, tobacconist, ^y High street, Margaret, dressmaker, 15 Main street. Band, Mrs Mungo, 60 Pomarium. Bank of Scotland Office, St. John street—^Jameson & Paterson, agents. 78 BANKS—BAXTER.

Banks, Elizabeth, embroiderer, 18 Gowrie street. George, painter, 20 Clayholes. James, ropespinner, 141 High street—ho., Albert Cottage, St. Catherine's place. James, engine-driver, 4 Craigie crescent. Bannerman, Rev. David Douglas, i King's place. John, commercial traveller, 27 York place. Bannister, Thomas, bootmaker, 9 Athole place—h., 11 Charlotte street. Barclay, Alexander, pattern maker, 26 Melville street. David, storekeeper, 8 Priory place. David, plasterer, James VI. Hospital, Hospital street. Ellen, 4 South Methven street. Helen, mangle-keeper, 12 North port. James, carter, 42 Carr's croft. John, painter, 2 Bridge lane. Joseph, working-jeweller, 8 Priory place. Mrs George, 8 Kinnoull street. Mrs Hugh, Craigmount, Barnhill. Mrs John, Lome Villa, Dunkeld road. Mungo, labourer, 18 James street. Thomas, clerk, 30 Princes street. William, teacher, Public School, Craigie—^house, 34 South William street. William A., actuary and cashier. Savings Bank, Tay st. William, labourer, 1 13 High street. Barker, Andrew, labourer, 63 Main street. George, engineer and millwright, Market street—house, 39 Balhousie street. Barlass, Alexander, coppersmith, 82 South street. Elizabeth, 7 Paul street. J. & D., ironmongers, copper and tin smiths, 46 and High street.

James (of J. & D.), 15 Scott street. James, bookseller, 263 High street. Mrs Elizabeth, 263 High street. Mrs Elizabeth, 10 St. Ann's lane. William, shipowner, 15 James street. Barnet, John, gardener, 51 Commercial street. Barns, Thos., provision merchant, 256 High street—house, 254. Barr, Thos. M., civil engineer, Willowbank, Barnhill. Barton, Henry, sergeant-major, 74 Athole street. Barty, James, dyer's finisher, 301 High street. John, labourer, 4^ Mill street. & Co., Thomas, bakers and confectioners, 150 South st. Batchelor, Andrew, dresser, ;^8 Glover street. Bauchop, William, coal-merchant, 22 Whitefriars street. Baxter, Alexander, tailor, 28 Watergate. BAXTER BELL. 79

Baxter, Rev. Andrew James Burt, 8 St. Leonard's bank. Charles, shoemaker, 232 South street. David, weaver, 34 Whitefriars street. James, planemaker, 46 Pomarium. James, warper, 53 Strathmore street. Jane, 52 Pomarium, Jessie K., confectioner, 45 George street. John, dyer, 47 Strathmore street. John, weaver, 31 Pomarium. John, railway guard, Ginfield. John, labourer, i Rose lane. Mrs Ann, 53 Kinnoull causeway. Robert, shunter, 10 Foundry lane. William, seaman, 112 South street. Bayne, Alexander, draper, 50 South Methven street. George, jeweller, 113 High street. James, labourer, 3 North Methven street. John, labourer, 61 Strathmore street. John, blacksmith, 18 Caledonian road. Margaret, 27 Canal street. Mrs James, grocer, 3 Leonard st. —ho., 18 Charlotte st. Misses, milliners, 9 Charlotte street—ho., 18 Charlotte st. William, engine-driver, I Abbott street. William, accountant, ii Stormont street. Beat, David, mason, 19 Islay street. Beatson, John, labourer, 19 East Bridge street. Mrs James, 18 Union lane. William, labourer, 2 Flesh vennel. Beattie, John, tobacco manufacturer, 158 High street—house, 12 King's place (west). Begg, James, clerk. Inland Revenue, 37 King street. Belford, William, 23 Barossa place. Belfrage, A.B., C.E., 4 Strathearn terrace. Bell, Alexander, tea dealer, Friar street. & Son, Alexander, slaters and Welsh slate dealers, 31 Canal street. Andrew, porter, 214 High street. Andrew, plasterer, Roslyn place. Ann, 25 Hospital street. Ann, 22 Union lane. Arthur, wine merchant. South St. John's place—house, Moncreiffe terrace, Craigie. Francis A., slater, 23 North Methven strett. James, carpenter, 64 South street. James, dyer, 292 High street. James, painter, 5 South street. Jane, lodgings, 36 North Methven street. John, fireman, 5 Murray street. 8o BELL—BISSET.

Bell, Joseph, slater, 23 North Methven street. & Keay, manufacturers, 85 Leonard street. Misses, 18 North William street. Mrs Jessie, i Ivy Bank, Kinnoull. Mrs John, 24 West Mill street. Mrs William, 142 South street. Rannie & Co., wine merchants, 35 St. John street (Peter Fordyce, agent). Robert, dyer, 25 Thimblerow. Robert, labourer, 175 High street. Robert, commercial traveller, 43 Glover street. William, labourer, 89 South street. Belmain & M'Intyre, drapers and silk mercers, 15 St. John st. Robert, (of Belmain & M'Intyre), St John's place. Benjamin Brothers, picture frame makers, 13 Speygate. Bennet, Alexander, plant inspector, 18 Caledonian road. Rev. John, St. Mary's, Kinnoull. Benvie, Alexander, 26 Queen street. Bermont, Mrs Mary Ann, 47 Watergate. Bertie, Joseph, clerk, 28 Friar street. Berwick, Mrs William, fish-dealer, 11 Flesh vennel. William, fish-dealer, 72 Watergate. Beveridge, Alexander (of Beveridge Brothers), Cherrybank. Brothers, builders, Newrow. David, sculptor, York place—house, 60 Scott street. John, porter, 243 High street. Mrs James, 25 Hospital street. Robert, salesman, 24 Market street. William, ironmonger, &c., 187 South street. Biernbrauer, Charles, gut dresser. Kirk close, 80 High street. Billetmaster's Office, 18 Tay st. —John W^elsh, billetmaster. Billiard Rooms, 30 George street. South St. John's place, and 19 Mill street. Binnie, George, railway guard, 46 Glover street. Bird, Catherine, 75 Leonard street. Birrell, Andrew, draper, 116 & 118 High street. Mrs William, 8 Keir street. Bisset, Andrew, coach trimmer, 9 South William street. David, labourer. 26 Newrow. Mrs James, laundress, Barnhill, Mrs Jane, lodgings, 86 High street. John, dyer, 323 High street. John, dyer, 6 Cross street. John, engine-driver, 75 Pomarium. John, labourer, 15 Cross street. Mrs John, 29 Thimblerow. Thomas, labourer, 10 Foundry lane. William, slater and chimney sweeper, 332 High street. —1

BISSET—BONAR. 8

Bisset, William, warper, 323 High street. William, basketmaker, 198 High street. Black, Archibald, 34 Newrow. Francis M., drawingmaster, Perth Academy, Strathview Villa, New Scone road. George, agricultural implement and manure agent, 10 & 16 Victoria street—house, 8. James, tailor, 3 Lickley place. John, baker, 72 Athole street. John, blacksmith, 2 Cross street. John, printer, 10 Tay street—house, 4 Evelyn terrace, Craigie. John, milliner and umbrella manufacturer, 173 High.st. house, 5 George street. John, clerk, post office, 14 Gladstone terrace. Mrs George, 4 Evelyn terrace, Craigie. Samuel, meal merchant, 4 Mill street—house. Mill close. Blackadder, John, porter, 54 Glover street. Blackley, Thomas, gardener, Barnhill. Blackstoke, James, railway guard, 41 James street. Blaikie, Mrs John, lodgings, 85 Victoria street. Blair, Ann, 146 High street. Ann, dressmaker, 266 High street. David, cutter, 17 Stormont street. Douglas, draper, 189 High street—house, Strathview Villa, New Scone road. Isabella, 28 High street. James, dyer, 4 Newrow. John R., dyer, 58 Watergate. John, railway conductor, Craigie Park cottage. Mrs James,, provision dealer, 156 South street. Mrs John, 52 Pomarium. Mrs Mary, 4 Gladstone terrace. Mrs Peter, 15 Charteris street. Mrs Thomas, 12 Barrack street. Mrs Thomas, 14 Pomarium. Rose Panton, chemist and druggist, 44 South Methven street—house above. Thomas, dyer, 17 Watergate. William, dyer, 14 Watergate. Blaney, William, confectioner, 141 South street. Bleloch, Robert, coach body-maker, 6 Cow vennel. Blyth, Alexander, labourer, 64 South street. George, miller, High Craigie. & Son, Andrew, butchers, 14 Hospital street. Bolt, Thomas, tinsmith, 14 Pomarium. Bonar, Mrs Margaret, 170 High street. Robert, dyer, 20 Gowrie street. G ——

82 BONAR—BREWSTER.

Bonar, Robert, clothier and draper, 21 South Methven street house, Claremont Villa, Kinnoull. Bone, Mrs Richard, 54 South William street. Bonella, David, night watchman, 119 South street. William, dyer, 29 Kirkgate. Boothman, Sainuel C, tobacconist and cigar importer, 55 George street. Eoothryde, Jane, 25 Leonard street. Borthwick, Elizabeth, 15 Earl's dykes. John F., waiter, 9 Castlegable. Walter, bellhanger, 22 Market street. Bouch, Alexander, billposter, 27 Castlegable. Bouick, James B., reporter, 6^ Priory place. Bourke, Thomas, photographer, 17 King st. —ho., Alexandra st. Bower, John, M.D., R.N., Montreal Cottage, Isla road. Marjory, 43 Mill street. Bowie, John, joiner, 39 North Methven street. Bowman, William, engineer, 29 Leonard street. Boyd, Charles, surfaceman, 245 High street. David, plasterer, 82 Reform place. Fox Maule (of Stalker & Boyd), 26 Marshall place. Hugh, gardener, 2 Back wynd. James, marble cutter, 20 Melville street. John, eating-house keeper, 158 South street. Mrs Peter, grocer, 34 Long causeway. Boyes, Wm. A., assistant procurator fiscal, 34 South William st. Boyle, Elizabeth, 19 Leonard street. Peter, weaver, 24 Clayholes. Rose Ann, 136 South street. Bradley, John, joiner, i Kinnoull causeway. William, coach trimmer, 190 High street. Brady & Sons, auctioneers, 74 High street. Terence (of B. & Sons), 23 Melville street. Brae, Mrs John, 18 Main street. Braid, Mrs Alexander, 97 South street. & Co., Wm., grocers and wine merchants, 43 High st. house, Granville place, Market street. Bramham, George, boilermaker, 282 High street. William, labourer, 284 High street. Bramwell, James P., M. D., 17 Barossa place. Brand, James, wheel-napper, Croft bank. Robert, builder. Upland, Kinnoull. Thomas, refreshments, 165 South street. Brannan, Daniel, hawker, 10 Paul's close, Newrow. Breathwood, Robert, 12 Victoria street. Bremner, Robert, fireman, Cherrybank. Brewster, Agnes, dressmaker, 12 Barossa street. John, & Son, sawmillers, Victoria street. BRIDGES BROWN, 8^

Bridges, James, editor, Perthshire Advertiser, 8 Scott street. Mrs, housekeeper. County Buildings. Bridgman, George, pensioner, 75 Pomarium. British Linen Company's Bank, George street—Condie & Co., agents. Brodie, Catherine, lo Union street lane. Margaret, winder, 3 Mill wynd. Bromnaige, Thomas, carpet weaver, i Lindsay's Buildings. Brough, David, labourer, St. Ann's lane. George, ropespinner, 22 Thimblerow. James, commission agent, 9 York place. John, baker (Society), 49 North Methven street — house, 13 Union lane. John, policeman, 35 Cross street. Mary, lodgings, 55 West Mill street. Mrs Andrew, 3 Barossa street. Mrs James, 43 Canal street. Robert, draper, 32 James street. Robert, gardener, 1 1 East Bridge street. Brown, Agnes, Croft Cottage, Keir street. Alexander, grain merchant, 45 South Methven street. Alexander, waggon inspector, 18J Leonard street. Andrew, hosier, 12 High street— ho., 37 S. Methven st. Andrew, shoemaker, 2 North William street. A. W., hosier and glover, 30 St. John street—house, 10^ King street. Arthur C, salesman, 18 Kirkgate. Colin, cab proprietor, 8 North William street—house, 9 Union lane. David, labourer, 333 High street. David, plumber, 5 County place. & Duncan, masons, 12 and 14 Kinnoull street. George (of Brown & Logic), 13 Rose terrace. George, missionary, Tayview Cottage, Craigie. George, railway guard, 8 Caledonian road. Hugh, clerk, 87 High street. James, cabinetmaker, 29 Mill street. James, mason, High Craigie. James, toolmaker, 59 Pomarium. James, gatekeeper, 29 Kirkgate. James, labourer, 13 East Bridge street. John, baker, 34 Scott street. John, dyer, St. Ann's lane. John, plasterer, 89 Main street. John, engine-driver, Stewart's place, Caledonian road. John, engine-fitter, 18 Paul street. John, labourer, 312 High street. John, platelayer, 27 Kinnoull causeway. 9

84 BROWN BRUNTFIELD.

Brown & Logic, wholesale grocers, Mill street. Mrs John, 9 Queen streeet. Mrs Marjory, cook, 19 Mill street. Mrs Robert, 24 Canal street. Mrs Robert, 21 King street. Mrs Thomas, grocer, 38 Newrow. Mrs William, Kinnoull Arms Hotel, 33 S. Methven st. Peter, turner, 18 Paul street. Peter, gardener, 9 Lindsay's Buildings, Caledonian road. Peter, labourer, 8 Foundry lane. Robert, C.E,, R.N., Laurel bank, Barnhill. R. W., organist, Roslyn place. Thomas & William, joiners, Alexandra street—house, 246 High street. Thomas, hostler, 24 Canal street. Thomas, labourer, loi South street. Thomas, gardener, 100 Reform place. Thomas, clerk, 22 Caledonian road. Rev. William, M.A., Craigie bank. William, vanman, 34 Scott street. William, fruit merchant, 69 High street—house, Hatton, Kinnoull. William, weigher, 28 James street. Bruce, Alexander, labourer, 44 Meal vennel. Alexander, labourer, 80 Watergate. David, tobacconist, 20 George street—house, 5. Elizabeth, 7 St, Leonard's bank. James, coal agent. North British Station, Glasgow road. James, clerk, 6 Shields' place. John, bookseller and stationer, 43 George street—house, II Charlotte street. John, labourer, 5 Victoria court. Canal street. John, painter, 98 South street. John, carter, Shore. John, tailor and clothier, 58 St. John street—house, 1 York place. Margaret, 10 Moir's Buildings, Balhousie. Mrs Alexander, 32 Glover street. Mrs David, 102 High street. Mrs George, 58 South Methven street. Mrs Janet, fruiterer, 53 Princes street. Mrs John, 15 Speygate. Robert, tailor, 79 South street. Robert, plumber, 56 West Mill street. Robert, labourer, 18 Carpenter street. & Sons, James, glaziers, 100 High street. William, porter, 16 Lindsay's Buildings, High street. Bruntfield, Mrs Thomas, 116 High street. BRYCE BURNETT. 85

Bryce, Charles, tenter, 26 Barossa street. George, iron turner, 175 High street. John, coach trimmer, 51 Pomarium. Bryden & Sons, John, bellhangers, &c., 7 Princes street. Brydon, Mrs William, Malloch's close, Scott street. Brydson, William, draper, 117 High st. —ho., 19 Marshall place. Bryson, George, Croft bank, Craigie. James W., teacher of music, 18 Charlotte street. William, teacher of dancing and music, 19 Barossa street —house, 1 1 Balhousie street. William, dyer's labourer, 14 Watergate. Buchan, David, tailor, 38 Athole street. David, bricklayer, Cutlog vennel. David, labourer, 204 High street. James, 4 St. Leonard's bank. James, slater, Scott street —house, 6 West High street. John, shoemaker, 3 Pomarium. John, weaver, 27 Thimblerow. Mrs, 32 Long causeway. Mungo, policeman, 47 Canal street. William, slater, 27 Thimblerow. Buchanan, Alexander, dyer, 85 South street. Bartlet, 14 Balhousie street. Charles, feather dresser, 108 Canal street. David, plumber, ^^ Shields' place. James, printer, Scott street. John, painter, 79 South street. Joseph, engine-fitter, 246 High street. Mrs Alexander, Stewart's place, Caledonian road. Mrs John, grocer, 87 South street. Peter, painter, 21 Union street. Bulk, Mrs Helen, dressmaker, 33 North Methven street. Buist, Andrew, M.D., F.R.S.E., 5 Athole crescent. Ann, 7 King's place. Elizabeth, 63 Leonard street, James, police-sergeant, Annat Lodge Cottage, Kinnoull, Mrs Thomas, 84 Pomarium. Burden, Duncan, tailor, 137 High street. Mrs William, 7 Pomarium. Burgess, Andrew, stationer and tobacconist, 19 South street. James, 23 Castlegable. Burgh Assessor's Office, 16 Tay street—D. Mackintosh. Burgh Council Chambers, 3 High street. Burgh Court-Room, 16 Tay street. Burke, Thomas, labourer, 126 High street. Burkhill, Mrs Thomas, Breadalbane terrace. Burness, George, mason, 5 Gowrie street. Burnett, James, gamedealer, 31 Mill street—house, 29. —

86 BURNETT—CALLUM.

Burnett, Robert, baker, i68 South street. Peter, carter, 6 Cow vennel. Thomas, dyer, 45 North Methven street. Burnfield, Bethia, 89 South street. David, watchmaker and jeweller, 53 South Methven st house, 45. David, labourer, 232 High street. Burns, Andrew, clerk, Friar street. David, tobacconist, 125 High street—^house, 123. George, shipowner, 5 Priory place. John, cabinetmaker, 7 Athole place, 3 Union street, and Kinnoull street—house, I Union street. John, labourer, 394 High street. John, gasfitter, 35 Stormont street. Mrs Elizabeth, 18 Carpenter street. Mrs Lillias, 56 West Mill street. Burrell, Henry, soldier, 15 Commercial street. Burry, Euphemia, 6 Canal street. Burt, Betsy, laundress, 8 East Bridge street. Burton, Alice, 21 Marshall place. Rev. John, Provost of St. Ninian's Cathedral, 9 Melville street. Butter, Mrs Janet, 3 Graham's place. King street. Byars, Richard, brassfounder, 3 Newrow. William, tailor and clothier, 88 High street—house, 42 Tay street. Byers, James, tenter, 35 Kinnoull caviseway. O Caddie, James, bank porter, 52 St. John street. Cadzow, John, dairy, 19 Skinnergate. Cairncross, A. & G., watchmakers and jewellers, 6 St. John st. Alexander (of A. & G.), 28 High street, George Thomson, (of A. & G.), 5^ Princes street. John, clerk, 6 Charlotte street. Cairns, James, indiarubber dealer, 67 South Methven street. John, salesman, 20 Hospital street. Thomas, barm brewer, 15 Cutlog vennel. Calder, A. Barclay, M.D., 24 Kinnoull street. & Co., sawmills. Shore. James, porter, 10 Market street. Calderwood, James, jun., shoemaker, 67 High street. James, boot and shoemaker, 63 High street—house, 59' James, milliner, 147 High street. John, dyer's labourer, 296 High street. Matthew, shoemaker, Guard vennel. Thomas, fitter. Friar street. Galium, James, platelayer, 7 Nelson street. —

CAMERON—CAMPBELL. 87

Cameron, Alexander, carriage inspector, 66 Glover street. Alexander, seaman, 89 South street. Alexander, mason, 42 Pomarium. Alexander (of J., A., & D, Cameron), 4 Gowrie street. Alexander, dyers' finisher, 3 Shields' place. Christina, 6 Thimblerow. Daniel, labourer, 8^ Pomarium. David (of J., A., & D. Cameron), 5 Gowrie street. David, mason, 126 High street. Donald, tailor's cutter, 8 Kinnoull street. Ewen, clearing-house clerk, 38 Queen street. Flora, lodgings, 30 James street. George, flesher, 7 Main street —house, 19 Commercial st. Henry, mason, 44 South street. Isabella, 38 South William street. James (of J., A., & D. Cameron), 5 Gowrie street. James, labourer, 80 Watergate. James, labourer, 25 Guard vennel. James, pensioner, 224 High street. James, butcher, 38 Athole street. James, plumber, 17 Kinnoull street. James, pensioner, 13 Cutlog vennel. James, dyer, 46 Pomarium. James, blacksmith, 216 South street. James, joiner, Barnhill.

J., A., & D., cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 2 and 16 Gowrie street. John, plumber, 74 Pomarium. John, dyer, 44 Main street. John, guard, ^'j Glover street. Joseph, storekeeper, 39 Princes street. Joseph, dyer. Friar street. Joseph, carter, 82 South street. Mrs Alexander, 38 Athole street. Mrs Alexander, 33 Leonard street. Mrs Alexander, 17 Kinnoull street. Mrs Dougald, sick nurse, 8 Pomarium. Mrs Duncan, seamstress, 8 Horner's lane. Mrs James, 31 Leonard street. Mrs Jane, 21 Kirkside. Mrs Jessie, 238 High street. Mrs John, 339 High street. Mrs Joseph, 139 South street. Mrs Robert, 12 Glover street. Murdoch, railway guard, Friar street. Campbell, Alexander, coal merchant—depot, Glasgow road house. Mansion Bank House, Methven. Alexander (of Campbells, M 'Lagan, & Co.), 16 King st. —

88 CAMPBELL—CARMICHAEL.

Campbell & Co., dyers and cleaners, 13 South Methven street. David, labourer, 315 High street. David, dairy, 81 Watergate. David, boatbuilder. Shore. Donald, plasterer, 16 Strathmore street. Elizabeth Reid, 42 George street. George C, Albion Hotel, 60 High street. Henry, baker, 25 Cross street. Henry, shoemaker, 96 Reform place. James (of Campbells, M 'Lagan, & Co.), Croft Villa. James, joiner, 75 Leonard street. James, tailor, 13 Union lane. James, sergeant-major, 4 Shields' place. Jessie, lodgings, 1 1 Canal street. John, 8 Castlegable. John, joiner, 75 Glover street. John, tailor, 139 Canal street. John (of Young & Campbell), 7 Balhousie street. John, grocer and wine merchant, 28 North Methven st. house, 30. John, labourer, t,"] Skinnergate. John, optician, 41 George street—house, 3 Bridge lane. John, hosier, 151 High street. John, Craigie Park Villa. Joseph B., painter and paperhanger, 97 High st. —ho., 96. Mrs Archibald, 24 Barossa place. Mrs Archibald, 31 George street. Mrs Betsy, ii Cow vennel. Mrs George, 27 Watergate, Mrs James, grocer and spirit merchant, I Main street house, 6. Mrs William, 7 Whitefriars street. P. & P., general dyers and cleaners, 35 South Methven street—works, Balhousie. Peter (of P. & P. Campbell), I Balhousie bank. Peter, junior (of P. & P. Campbell), 16 Rose terrace. Peter, electric and mechanical bellhanger and window- blind maker, 20 Mill street—house, 31 George st. Robert, mason, 35 Skinnergate. Robert, 339 High street. W^illiam, surveyor, 30 North Methven street. William, engine-driver, 28 Caledonian road. William, labourer, Granville place. Market street. Campbells, M 'Lagan, & Co., grocers and ironmongers, 107 High street. ' Gardy, Mrs Edward, 41 King street. Cargill, William, Salutation Hotel, 24 South street. Carmichael, Alexander, carter, 9 Speygate. —

CARMICHAEL—CHALMERS. 89

Carmichael, Duncan, boot and shoe maker, 20 South Methven street—house, 3 Albert place. James, labourer, 30 Caledonian place. Robert, plant inspector, 34 Queen street. Rev. W. C. H., 14 Rose terrace. Carmonth, James, labourer, 3 South William street. Carnegie, John, labourer, 69 South street. John, pipemaker, 219 High street. John, labourer, 280 High street. Mrs F. P., 12 Marshall place. Mrs William, 291 High street. Mrs William, 163 South street. William, labourer, 3 Thimblerow. Carr, Alexander, millwright, 37 North Methven street. David, dyer, 67 Strathmore street. Gorman, cook, 190 High street. Jemima, milliner, y] North Methven street. Robert, labourer, 232 High street. William, shoemaker, 232 High street. Carrick, Alexander, insurance agent, 45 South street. James, cooper, Friar street. Maggie, hosier, millliner, &c., 47 South street—ho., 45. Carron, Mrs John, tobacconist, 84 High street—ho., 22 Priory place. Carsewell, William, blacksmith, 23 Cross street. Cassidy, Betsy, 9 Shields' place. Patrick, labourer, 103 South street. Casson, John Joseph, 47 Meal vennel. & Miller, organ-builders, Stormbnt street. Cation, Thomas, joiner, 16 Glover street. Cattanach, William, saddler, 16 Caledonian place. Caw, David, lather, 25 Kinnoull causeway. Eleanor, housekeeper, 25 Guard vennel. James, carpenter, 23 Guard vennel. James, clerk, 17 Melville street. John, labourer, 9 Speygate. Mrs Matthew, 14 Strathmore street. William, dyer, 14 Caledonian road. Chalmers, Edward, carpet weaver, 16 Lindsay's Buildings. Elizabeth, 156 High street. Heriot, winder, 333 High street. James, ham curer and seed merchant, 58 Victoria street house, Comely bank, Bridgend. John, architect, 4 Leonard st. —house, Magdalen bank, Craigie. John, joiner, 11 Mill street. John, labourer, 69 South street. Mrs Henry, 54 High street. —

90 CHALMERS—CHRISTIE.

Chalmers, Mrs James, 29 Stormont street. Mrs John, Mitchell's Buildings, Caledonian road. Mrs John, 39 Castlebable. Mrs John, 7 Leonard street. Mrs William, i Lickley street. Peter, joiner, 17 Kinnoull street. Robert, baker, S^ South street. Thomas (of Skeete & Chalmers), 41 Balhousie street. William, tailor, 8 North port. William, timekeeper, 24 Market street. William, labourer, 3 Low street. William, solicitor, 39 King street. William, mason, Cherrybank. Chaloner, Thomas D., inland revenue officer, 9 Marshall place. Chambers, Rev. Clarence, 27 Queen street. R. M'Crea, M.A. (rector. Academy), Hay street. Charnley, William D., clerk, Barnhill. Chaplin, Catherine, 14 York place. Mrs John, Balhousie buildings. Chapman, Mrs John, 35 Stormont street. William labourer, 58 Watergate. Cheap, Robert, pattern-maker, 65 Glover street. Chesterfield, Albert, organist, 45 South Methven street. Chisholm, Alexander, joiner, 30 Caledonian road. Clarence Douglas, draper and clothier, 29 George street house, 2 Abbot street. James, labourer, 9 St. Ann's lane. John, sack manufacturer, 40 South Methven street house, North Bank, Craigie. John, gardener, St. Mary's, Kinnoull. Mrs Helen, charwoman, 7 Keir street. William, blacksmith, 63 Kinnoull causeway. Christie, Alexander, dyer, 5 North port. Andrew, market gardener, Barnhill. Charles, labourer, 39 Castlegable. David, railway surfaceman, 19 Glover street. George, blacksmith, 70 South Methven street. George, labourer, 33 Scott street. George, sculptor, St. Andrews st. —ho., Stewart's place. Henry, custom-house officer, 54 Victoria street. Humphrey, porter, 2 Long causeway. Jane, 308 High street. James, cabinetmaker, 9 Castlegable. James, commercial traveller, 28 York place. James, joiner,. 12 West Mill street. James, cabinetmaker, 4 Pomarium. John, contractor, Scott street. John, bookseller and stationer, 32 St. John street. 1

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Christie, John, coachbuilder, 39 Princes street. John, meal-dealer, 7 Castlegable—house, 5. Mrs Janet, lodgings, 7 South Methven street. Mrs John, Black Bull Inn, 1 1 Kirkgate, Mrs Robert, 13 Paul street. Robert, surgeon, 77 Victoria street. William, mason, 18 Keir street. Christison, Mrs John, 198 High street. Chrystal, George, St. John's Foundry—house, Tayside cottage. Peter, goods manager, Caledonian Railway, 53 King st. Peter, engineer, 56 Main street. City Chamberlain's Office, i High st.—Robert Thomson. City Chambers, 3 High street —William MacLeish, city clerk. City Hall, Kirkside. City Mission Rooms, 192 South street, and King James VI. Hospital buildings. Clacher, James (Seymour Munro School), Alexandra street. Clark, Adam, pointsman, 13 Whitefriars street. Alexander, labourer, 30 Newrow. Alexander, warper, Burton place. Alexander, sheriff-officer, 6 Canal street. Alexander, warper, 2 Brown street. Alexander, painter, 28 West Mill street. Catherine, 8 Keir street. Catherine, 20 Gladstone terrace. Catherine, 6 Canal street. Charles, prison warder, 3 Scott street. Clement, labourer, 238 High street. David, baker, 152 High street—house, 156. David, gardener, 85 Main street. David, labourer, 142 Canal street. David, labourer, 39 Castlegable. George, clerk, 3 Kinnoull causeway. James, painter, 39 Castlegable. John, collector of poor rates, 14 South st—h., 3 Athole st. John, shoemaker, 391 High street. John, warehouseman, 327 High street. Margaret, 183 South street. Mrs George, 13 Barossa street. Mrs Hugh, mangle-keeper, 246 High street. Mrs James, provision dealer, 14 North Methven street. Mrs James, dairy, 42 Leonard street. Mrs James, lodgings, 10 Athole street. Mrs John, 133 Canal street. Robert, cabinetmaker, 192 High street. Robert, provision dealer, Barnhill, William, lapper, 14 Melville street. William, labourer, 193 High street. —

92 CLARK CONACHER. 1 Clark, William, engine-driver, 8 Market street. Clayton, George, labourer, 46 High street. Clement, Alexander, fitter, 82 Reform place. Cave, 21 Main street. James, labourer, 12 Paul street. Misses, dressmakers, 17 High street. Thomas, engine-driver. Croft bank. Clow, Alexander, labourer, 32 Thimblerow. Clunie, John, joiner, 8 Caledonian road. Mrs John, 65 Main street. Clydesdale Bank, 3 St. John street—Richardson & Wilson, agents. Clyne, Alexander, grocer, 318 High street. Mrs Jane, 58 South Melhven street. Coaching and Hiring Establishments, 58 George street, 189 South street, 27 and 29 Mill street, 5 and 14 North William street, 22 and 30 Princes street. Coates, Andrew (of Coates, Pullar, & Co.), PitcuUen House. Coates, Pullar, & Co., manufacturers, Balhousie Works. Cobb, John, baker, 13 Barrack street. Cobban, Robert, parcel porter, Dovecotland. Cochrane, Andrew, labourer, 73 Main street. Charles, fish and fruit dealer, 154 High street. Charles, fishdealer, 47 Meal vennel, David, dairy, 5 Commercial street. Isabella, 33 Pomarium. James, engineer, 5 James street. John, tobacco-spinner, 214 High street. Mrs David, 13 Cutlog vennel. Thomas, clerk, 1 1 James street. William, blacksmith, 4 South street. William, iron-turner, 9 James street. William, pointsman, 2 Cross street. Colbron, John, fishing tackle maker, 239 High street. Cole, Mrs Janet, 297 High street. Coleman, John, labourer, 38 Skinnergate. Collison, Mrs William, 46 Pomarium. Comb, Thomas, sexton, 42 Long causeway. Combe, William, labourer, 12 Barrack street. Commercial Bank of Scotland (Limited), South street T. Soutar, agent. Comrie, Mrs Isabella, lodgings, 2 Glover street. Mrs, 14 South street. Mrs John, 19 Speygate. Conacher, Margaret, dressmaker, 33 North Methven street. Mrs, 18 Glover street. Mrs Charles, 23 Marshall place. Peter M., factor, 4 Balhousie Buildings. ;

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Condie & Co., solicitors and bank agents, 75 George street. Conlin, James, dresser, 9 Low street. Conning, James, labourer, 65 Strathmore street. Conway, Peter, labourer, 21 St. John's place. Cook, Alexander, cabman, 80 Watergate. Alexander, dyer, 9 Low street. George, labourer, 1 1 Keir street. John, fireman, 200 South street. Mrs H., lodgings, 5^ Princes street. Stewart, librarian, 8 Commercial street. Thomas, grocer, 6 Scott street—house, 8. Co-operative Society (Limited)—Central Stores, Scott street Branches, 41 North Methven street, 18 Hospital street, 3 South street, 11 Main street, and I Friar street. Corbet, William, labourer, 44 Meal vennel. Cornfute, James, 1 1 Barossa place. Robert, blacksmith, 13 Union lane. Coull, James, provision dealer, 48 George st. —h., 15 Bridge lane. Coulter, James, framer. Friar street. Mrs James, 23 Carpenter street. County and City Club, Athole cres.—Duncan D. Jackson, manager. County and City of Perth Infirmary, 13 York place. County Assessor's Office, Tay street —A. Bain, assessor. County Collector's Office, County Buildings—Donald Mackintosh, collector. County Constabulary Office, County Buildings—^John Dodd, chief constable. County Hall, foot of South street. Coupar, John, grocer, 27 King street. Couper, Ann, 34 Leonard street. George, labourer, 224 High street. James, railway guard, 20 Friar street. John, porter, 23 Castlegable. John, engine-fitter, 27 Stormont street. Mrs Robert, 13 Back wynd. Robert, turner, 224 High street. Court, William, carter, 4 Victoria court, Canal street. Coutts, John, labourer, 74 Pomarium. Margaret, 21 Stormont street. Mrs George, 5 Leonard street. Mrs William, 76 Pomarium. Thomas, letter-carrier, 334 High street. Coventry, Mrs John, 12 Newrow. Mrs John, 67 South street. Cowan, Hosack, St. John's Church officer, 208 South street. James, clerk, 38 Princes street. Mrs William, 3 North Methven street. 94 COWAN— CREE.

Cowan, Samuel, proprietor of Perthshire Advertiser newspaper, 7 Athole crescent. Cowie, Mrs Alexander, 22 Market street. Cowieson, William, market gardener, Barnhill. Cowperthwaite, Mrs John, lodgings, 86 Victoria street. Coyne, Martin, labourer, 199 South street. Philip, labourer, 199 South street. Craig, David, policeman, 39 Pomarium. David, cabman, 10 North William street. Eliza, milliner, 34 Newrow. John, gunsmith, 21 Shields' place. John, soda-water manufacturer, 10 Horner's lane. John, warehouseman, Horner's lane. Miss, matron (Hospital for Incurables), Kinnoull. Mrs, 8 Cross street. Mrs, midwife, 55 High street. William, coachman, Bell wood. William, labourer, 55 High street. Craigen, John, carter, New Shore. Peter, signalman, South Tay street. Craigie, Daniel, engineer, 34 Caledonian road. George, cartwright, 39 Castlegable. George, lamplighter, 2 Carpenter street. James, tinsmith, 53^ South street. Jessie, milliner, 10^ High street—ho., 7 Balhousie street. Mrs, Craigie Park terrace. Mrs David, 2 Athole crescent. Thomas, labourer, 232 High street. Thomas, labourer, Cherry lane. William, baker, 246 High street. Cramb, David, mason, 74 Long causeway. David, fitter, 44 Barossa street. James, warder, i Victoria court. Canal street. Mrs John, 36 Newrow. Robert, surfaceman, Barnhill. Cranstoun, James H., landscape painter, 3 Athole street. Crawford, Jane, poulterer, 10 North port. Mrs David, fruiterer, 22 Hospital street. Mrs John, butcher, 104 High street—house, Hay street. Mrs Thomas, provision dealer, 37 Kinnoull causeway. Robert, flesher, 14 Cow vennel. William, writer, Pitcullen, Scone road. Cree, Eliza, sick nurse, 7 South Methven street. Finlay, mason, 18 Paul street. John & Peter, coal merchants, 56 Watergate. John (of J. & P.), 58 South street. Peter, engine-fitter, 12 High street.

Peter (of J. & P.), 12 High street. CREE CRUICKSHANK. 95

Cree, William, labourer, 38 Leonard street. Crerar, Andrew, grocer and potato merchant, 5 North Methven street—house, 17. James, dyer, 246 High street. James, commercial traveller, 42 Barossa street. James, labourer, 15 Caledonian road. John, hatter and clothier, 22 Leonard street. Marjory, laundress, 52 Leonard street. Robert, labourer, 66 Pomarium. Thomas, labourer, 49 Strathmore street. Crichton, Alexander, factory manager, 35 Balhousie street. A. & J., berlin wool repository, 11 Princes street. Andrew, mason, 85 Glover street. Charles A. (of G. & C. A.), 56 George street. Eliza, 21 Queen street. Elizabeth, 214 High street. G. & C. A., jewellers, lapidaries, &c., 54 George street. James, draper, 42 South Methven street. J. U., dentist, 7 Charlotte street. Jane, grocer, 12 Caledonian road. Mrs David, 25 Pomarium. Peter, joiner, 71 High street. & Son, G., dentists, 7 Charlotte street. Thomas, mason, 35 Scott street. William, bookbinder, 89 South street. Crockart, William, fireman, 39 Newrow. Croll, James, painter, 59 Leonard street. John, labourer, 224 High street. Crombie, Frances, 12 Charlotte street. John, watch dealer, 20 North port. Mrs Nicol, 49 Leonard street. Nicol, cabinetmaker, 20 J Barrack street—house, 22. Crone, James, tailor, 6 County place. Cross, Charles, labourer, George Inn lane. Thomas, fireman, 8 Castlegable. Crow, David, weaver, 310 High street. George, baker, 177 South street. John, provision dealer, 23 Kinnoull street. Mrs Grace, 97 South street. Margaret, 37 George street. William, blacksmith, 58 Pomarium. William, shopman, 51 Watergate. WilHam, dyer, I Kinnoull causeway. Croy, David, tailor, 246 High street. Henry, labourer, 44 Carr's croft. Cruickshank, Jas. S., tailor and clothier, 64 and 66 St. John st. —house, 28. John, iron turner, 4 South street. 96 CRUICKSHANK DAVIDSON.

Cruickshank, Richard, commission agent, St. Ann's lane—house, Mount Tabor, Kinnoull. Robert, labourer, l8 Shields' place. Gumming, Alexander, turner, 97 South street. Duncan, inspector of cleansing, Glasgow road. James, turner, 16 Union street lane. John, waiter, 7 South Methven street. Mary, lodgings, 7 South Methven street. Cunningham, Alexander, weaver, 2 Gross street. Brothers, grain merchants, 2 Gharles street— office, 38 High street. David, labourer, 20 North port. James, Balmoral Inn, 23 Gastlegable. James, salmon fisher, 23 Gross street. James, railway guard, 4 Long causeway. James, labourer, 1 1 Hospital street. John, labourer, 13 Gutlog vennel. Mrs William, 31 Shields' place. Peter, labourer, 21 Gross street. Curr, John, slater, 14 Pomarium. Gurrie, George, gardener, Graigie Park House. J. & T., wine and spirit merchants, 165 and 167 High st. John, yardsman, 41 Ganal street. Gussick, Patrick, tailor, 161 High street. Gussiter, Jessie, 161 High street. GusTOM House, Victoria Buildings, 40 Tay street—Henry Ghristie, principal officer. Cuthbert, Ann, dressmaker, 20 Market street. David, ironmonger, Stormont cottage, Stormont street. David, labourer, 23 Garpenter street. Henry, shoemaker, 12 Bridge lane. James, King's Arms Hotel, 9 High street. Mrs James, meal merchant, 1 1 St. John's place—h., lO. Mrs John, 207 High street. William, manure agent, 55 High street. William, labourer, 23 Kirkgate. Guthel, Thomas, gardener, Balhousie lodge. 3D

Dalgleish, William, porter, i Earl's dykes. Dallachie, James, gardener, 37 Gommercial street. Dandie, Newbie, & Dandie, chemists and druggists, 75 High st. Georgina Heggie, Glencairn Villa, Kinnoull. Robert (of Dandie, Newby, & Dandie), 71 High street. Darling & Go., A., hatters and hosiers, 35 George street. Davidson, Alexander, plumber, 24 Gounty place—house, Roslyn place. Allan, carter, 61 Kinnoull causeway. DAVIDSON DENHAM. 97

Davidson, Andrew, solicitor, Tay street—ho., 4 Balhousie bank. Ann, lodgings, 38 High street. Charles, polisher, 246 High street, Ebenezer, hawker, 78 Watergate. Elizabeth, hawker, 154 South street. Henry, fitter, 8 Long causeway. James, flesher, 30 Newrow. James, porter, 34 Newrow. James, baker, Barnhill. James, 224 High street. John, policeman, 4 Market street. John, sailor, 99 Canal street. John, Friar street. Misses, teacher, 76 Victoria street. Mrs Alexander, 3 Lickley street. Mrs Elizabeth, provision dealer, 46 Castlegable. Mrs Elizabeth, hawker, 154 South street. Mrs John, 34 Caledonian road. Peter, market gardener, Barnhill. Walter (of Palmer & Co.,) St. Ann's lane. William, inspector of railway police, 57 Glover street. William, calendrer, 8 Gladstone terrace. William, clerk. Friar street. William, tailor, 12 Melville street. William, carter, 28 Caledonian road. William, cabman, 23 Strathmore street. Davie, John, vanman, 7 Low street. Mrs. James, 204 South street. Dawson, David, fruiterer, 54 South street. James, labourer, 82 Watergate. John, shoemaker, 224 High street. John, millwright, 47 Canal street. John, writer, 25 George st. —house. Witch Hill Cottage, Kinnoull. Joseph, commercial traveller, Pickletullum House. May, 297 High street, Mary, tobacconist, 48 Leonard street. Robert, labourer, 95 High street. William, hammerman, 50 Leonard street. Deas, David, labourer, 5 Speygate. James B. (of Garvie & Deas), 2 St. Leonard's bank. John, baker, I Melville street. William B. (of Garvie & Deas), 6 Strathearn terrace. William, joiner, 50 Athole street. Deer, Thomas, tailor, 17 Pomarium. Deighton, Betsy, dressmaker, 228 South street. Delemar, Edward T., chemist, 224 High street. Denham, Alexander, clerk, 55 High street. H 98 DENHAM—DINGWALL.

Denham, John, butler, i Brunswick terrace. Deuchar, James, provision dealer, 71 Watergate. Mrs William, dressmaker, 22 Caledonian place. Robert, porter, 8 Pomarium. Deuchars, Isabella, factory worker, 71 Watergate. Devaney, George, provision dealer, 1 1 1 South street. John, labourer, ill South street. Patrick, labourer, 212 South street. Peter, labourer, 216 South street. Dewar, Alexander, slater, 286 High street. Alexander, baker, 68 High street. Charles, tailor, 129 South street. Charles, weaver, 27 Pomarium. David, pensioner, 46 Barossa street. Donald, chimney-sweeper, 25 Guard vennel. & Honey, drapers, tailors, and clothiers, I St. John st. James (of Macnaughton & Dewar), Rose Cottage, Isla st. James, Registrar of Births, Deaths, & Marriages, I High street, and publisher of the Perthshire Cotirier newspaper, 16 Watergate—house, 4 Rose terrace. James, porter, 23 Casllegable. John (of Dewar & Honey), 34 High street. John A. (of J. Dewar & Son), Balbraith, Kinnoull. John, blacksmith, 156 High street. John, labourer, 34 Newrow. Mrs Charles, 46 Pomarium. Mrs John, 5 St. Leonard's bank. Mrs John, 315 High street. Mrs Peter, 44 Newrow. Mrs Robert, 10 Tay street. & Son, John, wine merchants, III High street. Mrs Thomas, 1 1 Cow vennel. William, slater, 276 High street, Dick, John, engine driver, 33 Kinnoull causeway. William, commercial traveller, 19 Queen street. Dickie, Rev. William, Pitheavlis. William, mason, 55 High street. Dickson, John (of Mackenzie & Dickson), Greenbank, Bridgend. John, tailor and clothier, loi High street. John, labourer, 7 Stormont street. Matthew, printer, 12 Paul street. Robert, labourer, 79 South street. & Turnbull, nursery and seedsmen, 26 George street. William, mason, 33 Castlegable. Dingwall, Alexander, family grocer and wine and spirit merchant, 36 St. John St. —house, Glendoick Villa, Kinnoull. James, railway guard, 5 James street. Mary, milliner, 62 High street—house, 60. DINGWALL DONNELLY. 99

Dingwall, Robert, mason, Craigie Park Cottage. Dippie, James, Strathview Villa, Scone road. Dixon & Co., Wm. (Limited), coalmasters, Glasgow road Depot. Dobbie, William, gardener, Inchbank Cottage, Main street. Docherty, Mrs Edward, lodgings, 36 Mill street. Mrs James, 14 Union lane. Peter, hostler, 39 KinnouU causeway William, pensioner, 17 Shields' place. Dodd, John, chief constable of County Constabulary, Parkfield, Scone. Doe, John, agricultural implement maker, 20 Caledonian road. Doig, Alexander, commercial traveller, 5 Castlegable. James, clerk, 330 High street. Mrs Peter, 38 Long causeway. William, mechanic, 41 Cross street. Doggart, James, missionary, Bellwood Cottage, KinnouU. Dolan, Felix, labourer, 12 Paul's close. William, labourer, 89 South street. Don, Mrs Alexander, 47 Pomarium. Mrs Robert, 36 Commercial street. Peter, plumber, 59 Leonard street. William, plasterer, 15 Charteris lane. Donald, Catherine, confectioner, 85 High street. David (of Reid & Donald), 47 George street. Elizabeth, Bankhead, KinnouU. & Son, George, plasterers, 31 Barrack street—house, 9 North William street. William D., grocer, 6 West High street. Donaldson, Alexander, 10 Athole street. David, brassfinisher, 232 South street. David, brassfinisher 45 Commercial street. David, cabinetmaker, 17 Cutlog vennel. Emily, 120 Canal street. George, mason, 12 South street. Gilbert, wright, 20 Shields' place. Gilbert, hatter, 241 High street—ho., 37 Shields' place. John, mason, 34 Newrow. & Mackenzie, drapers and silk mercers, 34 George street. Mrs Peter, 17 Stormont street. Robert, engine driver, 170 High street. Thomas, plasterer, 34 Newrow. Thomas, railway guard, 21 Friar street. Thomas, baker, 248 High street—house, 246. William, weaver, I Rose lane. William (of Donaldson & Mackenzie), Rosebank Villa, Dunkeld road. Donnelly, Patrick, broker, 58 Meal vennel. Patrick, river pilot, 12 Union street lane. I OO DONOHUE DOW.

Donohue, John, 9 Paul's close. Doonan, John, broker, 53 Meal vennel. Dorris, Bernard, labourer, 17 Stormont street. Patrick, labourer, 129 High street. Dorward, Mrs Alexander, 34 Newrow. Dotts, John, turner, 61 Meal vennel. Dougall, James, carter, East Bridge street. James, mason, 35 Kinnoull causeway. John, hostler, 15 Greyfriars street. Douglas, Alexander, painter, 46 Commercial street. Barbara, 26 Pomarium. Daniel, teacher, 24 Priory place. David, painter, 72 Watergate. David, grocer, 21 Commercial street. George R. (of Douglas & Son), 28 King street. James, engine driver, 22 Caledonian road. Joseph, gardener, 3 St. Paul's square. Mrs, 5 Milne street. Mrs Donald, mangle-keeper, 89 South street. Mrs George, 4 Market street. Mrs George R., I Marshall place. Mrs Robert, 8 Market street. Mrs William, milliner, 129 High street. Mrs William, lodgings, 14 Rose terrace. Mrs William, 15 Commercial street. Robert, baker, 266 High street. Robert, 87 Leonard street. & Son, George R., glaziers, painters, and paperhangers, 52 Princes street. Thomas, 12 North Methven street. William, engineer, 3 Scott street. Dow, David S. (of R. Dow & Son), 47 George street. David, dyer, 55 High street. James (of Dow & M'Farlane), Granville place, Market st. James, grain dealer, 30 Barrack street. James C, solicitor, 16 Keir street. John, 394 High street. John, tobacconist and stationer, 21 North Methven st. John, joiner, 21 King street. John, weigher, 40 Glover street. Joseph, fish dealer, 46 South street. & M'Farlane, joiners. Market street. Peter, joiner, 59 Newrow. Rachael, 41 Main street. Robert, labourer, 38 Skinnergate. Robert, teacher, Trades' School, 45 Mill street. Robert (of R. Dow & Son), Springbrae, Kinnoull. & Son, Robert, painters and paperhangers, 59 George st. 1

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Dow, Thomas, clerk, Lome Villa, Dunkeld road. William, clerk, 92 Reform place. William, joiner, 232 High street—house, 8 KinnouU st. William, joiner, 65 Strathmore street. William, French cleaner, 46 Commercial street. Dower, Robert, Rose Cottage, Craigie. Dowie, John, carter, Kinnoull causeway. Mrs Margaret, 54 Watergate. Dowling, Elizabeth, 181 High street. Downie, Andrew, timekeeper, 5 Stormont street. John, railway guard, 35 Glover street. Mrs Peter, 54 Watergate. Peter, labourer, ^ij High street. Drew, Robert, hawker, 39 Watergate. Drummond, Catherine, 13 Princes street. Christina, 17 Kinnoull street. David, joiner, 12 Cowrie street—house, 21 Main street. Mrs, 19 Claypots wynd. Mrs Catherine, 44 Skinnergate. Mrs James, 25 Cross street. Mrs Thomas, 46 Pomarium. Thomas, engine driver, 41 Castlegable. William, mason, 14 James street. Dryden, John, carter, 5 Market street. Dryer, Henry, tailor, 34 Meal vennel. Drysdale, Charles, slater, 79 South street. Mrs William, 46 Commercial street. Robert, carpet weaver, 14 Lindsay's Buildings, Cale- donian road. Thomas, baker, guard vennel. Dudgeon, Major Robert C, deputy governor. General Prison. Dufif, Alexander, joiner, 22 Melville street. Angus, engine-fitter, 4 James street. David, blacksmith, i Thistle lane. David, St. Leonard's Hotel, 30 Leonard street. David, labourer, 73 South street. James, labourer, 71 Pomarium. James, shopman, 6 Victoria street. James, labourer, 7 Pomarium. James, salesman, 8 Mill wynd. James, labourer, 51 Kinnoull causeway. James, 89 Kinnoull causeway. John, stonecutter, 38 West Mill street. John, weaver, 51 Pomarium. John, glassblower, 7 Stormont street. Mrs Agnes, dressmaker, 74 St. John street. Mrs Walter, spirit dealer, 53 South street. Mrs William, provision dealer, 226 South street.

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I02 DUFF DUNCAN.

Duff, Robert, labourer, 47 Newrow. Robert, labourer, 266 High street. Robert D., clerk, 71 Princes street. Thomas, collector of dues, 236 South street. Thomas, labourer, 51 Pomarium. William, concertina maker and music dealer, 60 and 62 South Methven street—house, 15 Earl's dykes. William, book-keeper, Quarrymill. Duffin, William, prison warder, 4 Victoria street. Duffy, Mrs Catherine, 10 Paul's close. Duguid, Alexander, cabman, 4 Cow vennel. Dun, Andrew Laudale, The Den, KinnouU. Dunbar, George, horsedealer, 39 Princes street. Duncan, Alexander, bootmaker, 67 South Methven street house, 43 Balhousie street. Alexander, porter, 141 Canal crescent. Andrew, dyer, 58 South street. Andrew, dyer, 98 South street. David, engine-driver, 41 Glover street. David, labourer, 26 Barossa street. David, porter, High Craigie. Elizabeth, dressmaker, Stewart's place, Caledonian road. Helen, dressmaker. Croft bank. James (of Brown & Duncan), Rock Cottage, Craigie. James iron-turner, 56 Pomarium. James, plumber, 21 King street. James, iron-turner. High Craigie. James, joiner, High Craigie. James, labourer, 5 Milne street. Jane and Annie, teachers of music, Albert Villa, Dunkeld road. Jane and Helen, dressmakers, 32 Priory place. Janet, 6 Main street. John, dyer, 25 Scott street. John, dyer, 7 Leonard street. John, draper, 159 High street—house, 77 Strathmore st. John, teacher, 31 Priory place. Joseph, police sergeant, 23 Cow vennel. Margaret, 39 Stormont street. Mary, 5 East Bridge street. Mrs James M., 10 Athole street. Mrs John, 5 Claypots wynd. Peter, ropespinner, 301 High street. Robert, joiner. High Craigie. Robert, draper, 4 Barossa place. Robert, lapper, 16 North port. Thomas, coal-merchant, Leonard Bank Mineral Depot — house, Scott street. DUNCAN—EDWARD. I03

Duncan, Thomas, stereotyper, 87 Watergate. Thomas, 74 Pomarium. William, fireman, 52 Pomarium. William, dyer, 308 High street. William, carter, 47 Kinnoull causeway. William, dyers' labourer, 5 Claypots wynd. William, housekeeper (Inland Revenue), 40 Tay street. William, glazier, 51 Watergate Duncanson, James, tailor, i Cutlog vennel. Thomas, baker, 7 County place—house, 81 High street. Dundee Advertiser, Evening Telegraph, and People's Journal Branch Office, 9 George street. Dundee Courier and Argus and Weekly News Branch Office, 78 High street. Dunlop, Nancy, laundress, 77 Leonard street. Thomas, fireman, Craigie Park terrace. Dunn Brothers, wood merchants, New Shore. David, picture-frame maker, 55 High street. James, grocer, 2 Brown street. John, superintendent. People's Institute, 6 Craigie cres. Mrs Archibald, 3 Kinnoull causeway. Peter, railway porter, 10 Paul street. William, lapper, 18 Barrack street. Dunsmore & Son, Buchanan, drapers, 56 High street. B. (of Dunsmore & Son), 6 Comely bank, Bridgend. John, labourer, 27 Castlegable. Robt. (of Dunsmore & Son), Salisbury Villa, Comely bank. Durie, John, Craigie place. Dutch, Alexander, boatbuilder. Shore. Duthie, James, gardener, Craigie. Dyer, Mary and Jane, umbrella and parasol makers, 60 George street —house, 15 Bridge lane. Mrs James, 38 Princes street.

Eadie, David, painter, 56 West Mill street. Mrs Charles, 13 Melville street. William, porter, 86 High street. Eadington, David, hawker, 5 Castlegable. Easson, David, carpenter, 29 Scott street. David, mason, 155 South street. James, mason, 6 North William street. Mrs David, Scott street. Robert, gardener, Barnhill. Easton, John, Guildry officer, 26 Newrow. Eaton, Hugh, cabman, 9 Watergate. Edward, Andrew, hostler, 137 High street. James, blacksmith, 55 West Mill street. —

I04 EDWARDS FARQUHARSON.

Edwards, James, gas inspector, 9 South William street. Mrs James, 28 Horse cross. Mrs John, 58 Watergate. Mrs William, embroidery warehouse, 260 High street. Peter, porter, 122 Canal crescent. William, coal merchant. Princes street Station—house, 238 High street. William, labourer, Kincarrathie lodge. Egan, James, labourer, 79 South street. Eland, Rev. Richard, 12 York place. Elder, Alexander, weaver, 129 South street. Chalmers, confectioner, 261 High street. James, shoemaker, 207 High street. Elliot, George, labourer, 74 Pomarium. George, carter, 386 High street. William, commercial traveller, 22 Victoria street. Ellison, S., T., & E., umbrella makers, 56 South Methven st. House, 2 Balhousie street. Erskine, Peter, shoemaker, 28 Newrow. Evans, Augustus, engineer, 6 West High street. Charles, labourer, 19 Leonard street. James, labourer, 35 Pomarium. Ewan, William, butcher, 113 South street—house, 97. Ewart, John, sawyer, High Craigie. Ewing, Robert, draper, 24 St. John street—house, 2 Queen st. IF Faichney, James, mechanic, 10 Bridge lane. James, mechanic, 47 Glover street. Fair, David, joiner, 32 Carr's croft. Mrs John, 71 Pomarium. Fairbairn, Alexander, missionary, 35 Priory place. Fairley, Mrs Alexander, 4 Barossa street. Patrick, confectioner, 38 Meal vennel. Fairgrieve, James, engraver, l Kirkgate. Fairweather, James, Y., Pitheavlis bank. James, Y., jun., accountant, Pitheavlis bank. Falcon, William, dyer's finisher, 2 Abbott street. Falconer, Alexander, railway guard, 5 County place. Farmer, Donald, printer, 30 George street. James H., teacher, (St. Andrew's School), Burton place. Farquhar, Adam, porter, 43 Newrow.

- George, Post-Office clerk, 41 Cross street. JaiMes, chemist and druggist, 76 St. John street—house, 33 Balhousie street. William, joiner, 3 Friar street. Farquharson, David, tea merchant, 15 High st. —ho., 3 York pi. David (of Smart & Farquharson), 5 North port. FARQUHARSON FERGUSON. I05

Farquharson, Donald, watclimaker and jeweller, 82 High street —house, 34 North Methven street. Robert, railway porter, 105 South street. William, nurseryman and florist. Comely bank, Bridgend, and St. Ninian's, North Methven street. Faulds, Mrs James, 29 Hospital street. Fawcett, George, pointsman, 48 Newrow. Fenton, Alexander, butcher, 15 Kirkside—house, loCowvennel. Alexander, labourer, 17 Pomarium. James, wood merchant, Shore—ho., Croft Park, Craigie. James, labourer, 6 Murray street. Fenwick, Alexander, clerk, 14 Caledonian road. & Son, A., confectioners and pastry bakers, 27 St. John street—house. Floral Cottage, Bridgend. Andrew, hawker, 89 South street. Charles, carter, 344 High street. David, engine-driver, 35 Scott street. David, gatekeeper, 29 County place. James, clerk, 19 Queen street. John, mason, 14 Moir's Buildings, Caledonian road. John, plasterer, 7 Whitefriars street. Marion, draper, 339 High street. Mrs William, grocer, 335 High street—house above. Peter, grocer and draper, 317 High street— house above. Peter, porter, 8 Cutlog vennel. William, engine-fitter, 2 Cross street. William, shoemaker, 13 Commercial street. William, labourer, 71 High street. William, railway guard, 54 South William street. Ferguson, Charles, labourer, 17 Kinnoull street. Christina, 219 High street. David, hawker, 18 Paul street. Elizabeth, dressmaker, 46 High street. George, writer, 22 Kinnoull street. James, medical practitioner, M.B. & CM., 5 Charlotte st. James, letter-carrier, 53 Commercial street. John, manager, 30 High street. Matthew, clerk, 15 Gowrie street. Mrs, dairy, 63 Leonard street. Mrs Daniel, 49 Commercial street. Mrs Donald, grocer and spirit merchant, 91 and 93 South street—house, 2>7 South Methven street. Mrs Duncan, 219 High street. Robert, compositor, 69 Glover street. Robert, dyer, 6 Union street. Robert, dyer, 51 Glover street. William S., manure manufacturer—works, Friarton— office, 13 Kirkgate. —

Io6 FERNS FLYNN.

Ferns, Robert, clerk, 3 Evelyn terrace, Craigie. Terrier, Morris, dyer, 75 South street. Mrs Isabella, 47 Skinnergate. Thomas Meldrum, West India merchant, Melrose House, Kinnoull. "William, market gardener, Barnhill. Fiddes & Son, Robert, butchers, 23 Main st. —house, Barnhill. Finlay, Charles, 30 Melville street. Fergus, shoemaker, 4 North port. James, chintz glazer, Balhousie Buildings. James, stationer and tobacconist, 196 South street. Rev. Robert, Strathview Villa, Scone road. Finlayson, James, ironmonger and blacksmith, 24 Mill street house, 7 North William street. John, flesher, 8 Covv^ vennel. Mrs Alexander, 113 High street. Mrs John, millvi^orker, 28 Horse cross. Peter, gardener, 6 Commercial street. Finnis, Patrick, lodgings, 103 South street. Firth, John, carpet weaver, 6 Lindsay's Buildings, Caledonian road. Walter, factory manager, Shields' Buildings, Dunkeld rd. Fisher, Andrew, painter, 10 Paul's close. James, confectioner, 186 High street—house, 163. James, railway porter, i Kinnoull causeway. James, shopman, 4 Victoria street. John (late baker), 3 Melville street. Mrs James, 6 Marshall place. Rev. Robert, 20 Priory place. William, confectioner, 172 High street. William, signalman, 62 Glover street. Fisken, Mrs Thomas, 28 Horse cross. Thomas, labourer, 25 High street. Fittis, Robert Scott, newspaper reporter, Sy High street. Fleming, Alexander, 24 Melville street. Ann, 20 Cowrie street. Rev. Archibald, B.A., Hamilton House, Glasgow road. David, surgeon, 3 Charlotte street. John, timber merchant. Princes street. John, joiner, 219 High street. Mrs William, 19 Leonard street. William, pointsman. South Tay street. Flesher Incorporation Hall, 44 South street. Fletcher, Mrs Oswald, dressmaker, 170 High street. Flint, James, mess-cook, 31 Thimblerow. Flockhart, James, baker, 40 Queen street. Flood, John, labourer, 116 High street. Flynn, John, labourer, 136 South street. FLYNN FORSYTH. I07

Plynn, John, provision dealer, 152 South street. John, lodgings, 61 Meal vennel. Martin, labourer, 24 Newrow. Mrs Mary, 346 High street. Mrs Peter, laundress, 20 Market street. Patrick, traveller, 32 Leonard street. Folan, John, labourer, 18 Clayholes. Mary, provision dealer, 86 South street. Foot, Thomas, labourer, 13 Leonard street, Forbes, Alexander, coach painter, 27 Canal street. Betsy, milliner, 7 Pomarium. Catherine, 25 Leonard street. Charles, labourer, 58 South street. Duncan, engineer, 12 Balhousie street. Elizabeth, i Watergate. James, lodgings, Craigie Park terrace. James, Cross Keys Inn, Bridgend. James, flesher, 15 North Methven st. —h., 4 Graham's pi. James, carter, 49 Leonard street. James, bookseller, 230 South st. —ho,, 70 S. Methven st. James, labourer, 8 Cutlog vennel. John, distiller, Isla Distillery, Bridgend. John, printer, 25 High street. Margaret, 40 Newrow. Margaret, 7 Leonard street. Mrs John, 4 St, John's place. Mrs John, Stormont Arms Inn, 43 South street. Mrs Mary Ann, 2 Ivy bank, Kinnoull. Mungo, gardener, 54 Main street. Robert (of Macdonald, Fraser, & Co.), St. Magdalene s. Robert, fireman, 18 Strathmore street. "William, Gowrie Inn, Watergate, William D,, joint-agent. Royal Bank, 2 Charlotte street. Ford, James, sawyer, 4 South street. James, labourer, 4 Newrow. Joseph, mason, 246 High street. Michael, labourer, 87 High street. Mrs George, 122 Canal crescent. Mrs John, 49 Commercial street. Robert, labourer, 47 Skinnergate. William, labourer, 8 Bridge lane. Fordyce, Peter, (Bell, Rannie, & Co.), 35 St. John street. Forgan, Thomas, joiner, 19 Scott street—house, 34 Priory place. Forrest, Thomas, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 26 Cale- donian road—house, 25 York place. John, dairy, 21 Kirkgate—house, 8 North port. Forsyth, James, tailor, 9 South street. Mary, 4 Queen street. Io8 FORSYTH FRASER.

Forsyth, Mrs John C, lodgings, 25 Marshall place. Mrs Thomas, 129 Bigh street. Fotheringham, Alexander, labourer, 22 Barrack street. David, pavior, 9 Low street. Fowlis, James, shopman, 25 Shields' place. Foy, Michael, labourer, 82 South street. Thomas, dyer, 27 Castlegable. Thomas, labourer, 39 Castlegable. Frame, James, coal agent, Glasgow Road Depot—house, 37 South Methven street. Francis, Jane, mangle, i Brown street. Fraser, Alexander, joiner, 386 High street. Alexander (of Fraser & Morton), Friar street. Alexander, labourer, 25 High street. Alexander, labourer, 16 West Mill street. Ann, flax merchant, 40 Mill street. Daniel, confectioner, 138 High street. David, labourer, 10 South street. David, tailor, 7 Leonard street. Mrs Donald, 87 High street. Donald, flesher, 28 West Mill street. James, clerk, 364 High street, James, mason, 65 Canal street. James, confectioner, 238 South street. James, labourer, 25 Clayholes. James, spirit dealer, 7 South street—house above. James, clerk, 80 Pomarium. James, engine-driver. Burton place. James, toolmaker, 51 Scott street. Jane, milliner, 65 Canal street. John M. (of Macdonald, Fraser, & Co.), The Feu House. John, carter, 25 Clayholes. John, grocer and wine merchant, 40 High street and 2 Kirkgate—house, 3 Rose terrace. John, vanman, 6 Carpenter street. John, plumber, 55 West Mill street. John, painter, 301 High street. John bootcloser, 38 High street. & Morton, builders. South William street. Mary, 224 High street. Mary, 17 Cutlog vennel. Misses, Early Bank, Craigie. Mrs Daniel, 56 West Mill street. Mrs Henry, mangle, 65 Leonard street. Mrs John, 54 Watergate. Mrs John, 34 Newrow. Mrs John, 18 Carpenter street. Mrs John, laundress, 15 Commercial street. FRASER GALLETLY. IO9

Fraser, Mrs Simon, 69 Leonard street. Robert, labourer, 15 Flesh vennel. Robert, coachbuilder, 1 1 Canal street. William, labourer, 163 South street. William, blacksmith, 189 South street—house, 183. William, painter, I Kirkgate. William, blacksmith, 224 High street. Frazer, John, tailor and clothier, 49 and 51 High street— house, 53 Main street. Freel, Alexander, labourer, 6 Foundry lane. Frew, David, surgeon, I Graham's place. King street.

& Sons, William, plumbers and brassfounders, 6 Mill st. Forest (of Frew & Sons), 8 Marshall place. William (of Frew & Sons), 19 Melville street. Fuller, James, dyer, 14 Pomarium. Fulton, Mrs James, 7 Glover street. Mrs James, 31 Thimblerow. William, janitor of Schools, 31 North Methven street. Fyfe, Alexander, spirit merchant, 7 Balhousie street. Archibald, engine driver, 8 West High street. David, mason, 27 Watergate. William, tailor, 163 South street. William Westwood, pawnbroker, 80 High street—house, 25 George street.

C3- Galbraith, Alexander, coach-wheeler, 9 Speygate. Gall, Alexander, brass-finisher, 5 Skinnergate. Alexander (of Miller & Gall), 34 Scott street. David, porter, 41 Canal street. James, gardener, Summerbank Lodge, Scone road. James, joiner, 8 Glover street. Jane, milliner and dressmaker, 12 Hospital street. Peter, 23 Stormont street. Galletly, Ann, dressmaker, 74 St. John street. George, labourer, 80 High street. George, blacksmith, 41 Castlegable. George, baker, 10 East Bridge street. Helen, dressmaker, 25 South street, James, glazier, 37 Leonard street. John, carter, 6 Mill" close. John, labourer, 386 High street. John, wright, Ginfield, Mary, seamstress, 13 Union street. Mrs Alexander, 35 Watergate. Mrs William, 25 Hospital street. Robert, shoemaker, 26 Whitefriars street. Thomas, tenter, 35 Scott street. no GALLETLY GARVIE.

Galletly, Thomas, printer, 32 Caledonian road. William, sack inspector, 33 Kinnoull causeway. Gallocher, Stephen, 87 High street. Galloway, David, grain merchant, 9 St. John street—house, Vine Bank, Kinnoull. David, timekeeper, 6S Canal street. George, brassfounder, 273 High street. George, tailor, 17 Meal vennel. James, tailor, 300 High street. James, clerk, 1 1 Keir street. James, baker, 119 South street. John, porter, Craigie Park Cottage. John, labourer, 64 South street. Mrs Andrew, 58 South street. Mrs James, 16 Pomarium. Mrs Susan, 8 Mill street. Peter, veterinary surgeon, 48 George street. Robert, brassfounder, 16 Pomarium. Thomas, engine-driver, 60 Pomarium. WilUam R., insurance agent, 68 High street. William, labourer, 18 Barrack street. Gannon, James, labourer, 10 Paul's close. John, labourer, 10 Meal vennel. Gardiner, Alexander, millwright, 18 Strathmore street. Alexander, fireman, 41 Main street. Alexander, labourer, 68 Canal street. Andrew, carpenter, 29 Stormont street. Daniel, labourer, 103 Canal street. David, painter, 6 Thimblerow.

Elizabeth, greengrocer, I East Bridge street. George, dyer, 302 High street. George, grocer, 18 High street—house, 43 Canal street. George, dyer, 4 Newrow. James, labourer, 1 1 North port. John, labourer, 276 High street. Mrs Alexander, 3 Union street lane. Mrs Ann, lodgings, 156 High street. Peter, carter, 142 South street. Peter, joiner, 49 Newrow. Thomas, carter, 9 Claypots wynd. William, joiner, 27 Shields' place. Gardner, James A., Orchardbank, Barnhill. Garland, Robert, carter, 24 West Mill street. Garrow, James, inspector of police, 3 Gowrie street. Garvie, Alexander, stationer, 35 South street—house, 68 St. John street. David, plasterer, 30 Newrow. & Deas, manufacturers, 63 South Methven street. GARVIE—GEORGE. Ill

Garvie, Elizabeth, Burton place. Isabella, 26 Athole street. James, labourer, 156 High street. James, labourer, 17 Watergate. James, carter, 82 South street. Janet, provision dealer, 7 Meal vennel. John, dyer, 53 Newrow. John, fireman, 23 Shields' place. Mary Ann, il Earl's dykes. Mrs Harriet, 159 South street. Mrs James, 14 South street. Robert, butcher, 16 South Methven st. —ho., 24 Canal st. Robert, draper, 25 High street. Robert, labourer, 32 Caledonian road. & Syme, ironmongers, 42 and 79 High street.

Thomas, clerk, 1 5 Balhousie street. William, carter, 17 Cross street. William (of Garvie & Deas), 3 King's place. Wlliiam (of Garvie & Syme), Castle view, Balhousie. Gas Commissioners' Office, 3 High street^. M'Gillewie, treasurer. Gas Inspectors' Office, Speygate—John Saunders. Gas Works, Scott Street—Thomas Whimster, manager. Gathan, Michael, signalman, 89 South street. Gatherim, Forbes, labourer, 71 Kinnoull causeway. Gaudie, James, Post-Office chief clerk, 77 Main street. Gavin, John, labourer, 333 High street. M., provision dealer, 60 Meal vennel. Mrs John, 18 Thimblerow. Terence, labourer, 27 Castlegable. Geddes, Alexander, railway porter, 22 Market street. Alexander, labourer, 19 Union street. George, porter, 50 Glover street. Laurence, gardener, Bellwood. Alexander, retired officer. Mount Tabor. Rev. William, 16 Melville street. Geddie, John, joiner, 47 Canal street. Geekie, Alexander, tailor, 71 High street. Ann, laundress, 46 Main street. David, mason, 22 Athole street. James, tenter, 309 High street. Jane, weaver, 50 Main street. William, engine-fitter, 23 Stormont street. General Prison for Scotland (see page ^s)' Gentle, Mrs William, 22 York place. Gentry, Thomas, clerk, 38 Queen street. Gemmel, Margaret, 13 Stormont street. George, Alexander, bootmaker, Hospital Buildings. 112 GEORGE—GLOAG.

George, Ann, 8i High street. German Vice-Consul's Office, Charles st. —R. Lowe, consul. Gerrard, John, gardener, Bowerswell. Gibb, David M'Intosh, clerk, 36 James street. George, labourer, 18 Strathmore street. Gibbons, John, coal-dealer (Glasgow Road Depot)—house, 99 South street. John, labourer, 164 South street. Gibson, Helen, dressmaker, 22 St. John street. James, baker, 13 Paul street. John, engine-fitter, 96 High street. Rev. James, D.D., Free West Church Manse, Witchhill, Kinnoull. Thomas, bread and biscuit baker, 19 Main st. —ho., 15. William, hammerman, 35 Cross street. William, engine-fitter, 25 South street. Giddings, Miss^ matron, Murray Royal Asylum, Bridgend. Gilchrist, Joan, grocer, Craigie place. Gillan, John, bellhanger, George Inn lane. Gillespie, John, rope and twine manufacturer, Balhousie terrace. John, grocer, 146 South street—house, 55 Meal vennel. Mrs Erskine, Balhousie terrace. William, superintendent, Caledonian Railway, i St. Leonard's bank. William, engine-fitter, 30 Glover street. Gillies, Walter, M.A., English master. Academy, Sunnybank, Barnhill. Glass, Alexander, chemist and druggist, 39 South Methven street —house, Bon Accord Villa, Glasgow road. Andrew, agent, 28 Scott street. David, manager, Co-Operative Society, 18 Scott street. David, baker, 91 High street—house, Sy. David, porter, Wellshill. George, labourer, 6 Paul street. James, labourer, 4 Thimblerow. Mrs Andrew, grocer, 345 High street. Mrs David, 352 High street. Mrs Janet, 6 Thimblerow. Robert, weaver, 26 Clayholes. Robert Milne, accountant, 68 St. John street. William, engine-fitter, 77 Glover street. William, teacher, 79 Glover street. Glen, James, refreshments, I Mill street. Michael, labourer, 103 South street. Gloag, Robert, fireman, 12 Commercial street. Robert, fruiterer, 185 South street. William B., grocer and wine merchant, 24 Athole street —house, Jock's Lodge, Kinnoull. 3

GLOVERS GOW. 1 1

Glovers' Hall, 36 George street. Glover & Son, William, bootmaker, 46 South Methven street— house, 51. Godtfurneau, Paul, St. John's Hotel, 6 St. John's place. Goldrich, Thomas, tailor, 8 Meal vennel. GoUans, Elizabeth, y] Leonard street. James, baker, 34 Scott street. Goodall, David, 9 South William street. Mrs James, 384 High street. Goodfellow, David, fireman, 36 Shields' place. Goodman, William, stocking-weaver, 58 Watergate. Goodwin, Mrs John, 246 High street. Good Templar Hall, 134 Canal Crescent. Gordon, Mrs George, Barnhill House. Mrs Gilbert, 20 Athole street. Mrs Henry, 16 Balhousie street. Mrs John, 69 Kinnoull causeway. William, 31 Leonard street. Gorham, Mrs William, 37 Stormont street. Gorin, Frederick, bandmaster. Friar street. Gormack, Christina, 4 Glover street. Gorrie, David, coppersmith and gasfitter, 9 South Methven st. — house, Paradise place. David, jun., coppersmith, 2 Kinnoull street. David, dairyman, Caledonian road. John, potato, lime, and coal merchant, 23 Princes street. John, parcel post carrier, 5 Milne street. John, waiter, 29 Kirkgate. Mrs, North Scott street. Mrs Janet, lodgings, Gowrie Cottage, Barnhill. Mrs Peter, 18 Glover street, Mrs William, furnishings, 153 High street. Peter, porter, 5 Milne street. Robert, joiner, 151 High street. Thomas, wireworker, 24 North Methven street —house, 51 South Methven street. Thomas, dyer, 5 Murray street. Thomas, moulder, 4 Paul street. Gorton, Edward, railway guard, Craigie Park terrace. Gourlay, Isabella, bootbinder, 5 Gowrie street. Margaret, laundress, 27 Commercial street. Mrs, 22 Union lane. James, labourer, 3 Strathmore street. William, commercial traveller, 16 York place. Gow, Alexander, carpenter, 20 Hospital street. Alexander, shoemaker, 38 Mill street. Daniel, 18 Canal street. Duncan, house proprietor, 9 Rose terrace.

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114 GOW—GRANT.

Gow, Isabella, 113 High street. Isabella, 32 Skinnergate. James, dyer, 8 Lindsay's Buildings, Caledonian road. James, labourer, 23 Cow vennel. James, carter, 99 Canal street. James, coal-agent, 25 Priory place, Craigie. John, clerk, 296 High street. John, mason, 33 Kinnoull causeway. John, mason, 7 Scott street. John, mason, 21 Gowrie street. John, labourer, 9 Keir street.

'Magnus M. , millwright, 23 Castlegable. Mary, provisions, 108 South street. Mrs Alexander, register office, 38 Mill street. Mrs Donald, 21 Main street. Mrs Forbes, 32 Skinnergate. Robert, labourer, 89 Main street. Robert, 207 High street.

Robert, dairy, 1 1 Barossa street. William, carter, 97 South street. Gowans, David, weaver, 5 Thimblerow. Forrester, slater, 29 Thimblerow. James, wholesale chemist and druggist, 21 High street house, 6 St. Leonard's bank. James, mason, 21 Union street. Mrs William, High Craigie. Gowenlock, James, gardener. Asylum, Bridgend. Grace, Mrs John, 5 Market street. Graham, Andrew, ex-Lord Provost, 7 Melville street. Daniel, engine-driver, 14 Long causeway. John T., M.D., CM., M.R.C.S., 4 Athole crescent. John D., furnishings, 26 Carpenter street. Joseph, 29 Canal street. Marjory, fruiterer, 184 High street. Misses, 21 Balhousie street. Mrs Alexander, 47 Priory place. Mrs Peter, farrier, &c., Jt, Watergate. Patrick, labourer, 190 High street. William, saw-trimmer, 30 Skinnergate. William, seaman, 49 Leonard street. William, seaman, 6 Canal street. William, tenter, 315 High street. Grainger, Andrew, draper, 51 South Methven street. Grandison, William, designer, t,t, Balhousie street. Grant, Alexander, clerk, 37 Commercial street. Alexander, tailor, 23 Gowrie street. Charles, cabinetmaker, 55 North Methven st. —house, 57, James, gatekeeper, 52 South street. GRANT—GREIG. 1 15

Grant, John, grocer, commission and insurance agent, 8^ High street—house, 13 Balhousie street. John, labourer, 7 Whitefriars street. John, sergeant. County Constabulary, County Buildings. Joseph, policeman, 8 South street. Mrs Alexander, lodgings, 69 North Methven street. Rev. P. W., Inveraven bank, Bridgend. Robert Sidey, banker, 13 King's place (west). I William, railway station policeman, S^ Leonard street. Gray, David, plasterer, 18 Watergate. David, labourer, 45 Canal street. James, labourer, 71 Glover street. James, stoker, 146 High street. James, weaver, 75 Leonard street. James, labourer, 58 Watergate. John, joiner, Scott street. John, shepherd, 4 Market street. Mrs Fanny, 18 Carpenter street. Mrs George, dressmaker, 195 High street. Mrs George, Bowerswell, Bridgend. Mrs George, 16 Main street. Mrs James, 69 South street. Mrs James, 139 South street. Mrs John, lodgings, 103 Canal street. Mrs Thomas, 16 Cow vennel, Peter, weaver, 23 KinnouU causeway. Robert, mechanic, 26 Pomarium. William, clerk, 9 St. John street. Green, Alexander, draper, 57 South Methven street. George, miller, 14 Paul street. John, 17 Earl's dykes. Greenhill, Mrs Peter, 17 Watergate. Grego, Mrs Charles, optician, 27 High street— house, 25. Gregor, Alexander, guard, 25 KinnouU causeway. Jane, teacher, 13 Queen street. Mrs John, 32 1| High street.

William H. (J. Pullar & Sons), 51 York place. Greig, Alexander, 32 King street. David, clerk, 34 James street. Hunter H. (Perthshire Wine & Spirit Co.), 6 Watergate —house, 2 Mansfield place. James G., writing-master, Perth Academy, Springbrae, KinnouU. James R., draper, 74 Victoria street. Mrs, 30 Long causeway. Mrs James, 18 Kirkgate. Rev. Patrick, Hay street. R. & J., wholesale grocers, 89 High street. —

Il6 GREIG—HALKET.

Greig & Co. , clothiers and shoe merchants, 21, 24, 26, and 28 Watergate. Grierson, L. M., clerk, Inland Revenue, 4 Fairmount villas, Barnhill. Grieve, David, labourer, 199 South street. David, carter, 67 Pomarium. George, jeweller and hardware merchant, 128 High st. house, 41 South street. John, market gardener, Craigbank, Barnhill. John, Glencoe Bar, 244 High street. Grimmond, Alexander, porter, 35 Scott street. Jane, teacher, 15 Balhousie street. John, labourer, 207 High street. Grindlay, Andrew, engine-driver, 65 Canal street. Grubb, Thomas, labourer, Sy High street. Guild, Alexander, dyer's labourer, 23 Stormont street. Helen, lodgings. Burton place. Mrs William, confectioner, 73 Leong.rd street. Robert, Boatland, Islay road. William, engine-driver, Craigie Mill Cottage. Guild Hall, 96 High street. Gunn, George, shepherd, Craigie. Miss, 3 Melville street. Robert, planemaker, 102 High street. Guthrie, David, engine-driver, 86 Reform place. H. M., family grocer and wine merchant, 5 Main street house, 3. Helen, 5 Gowrie street. John, railway guard, 79 South street. John, janitor. Infirmary lodge. John B., coffee-rooms, 7 Market street. Mrs Alexander, 28 Watergate. Peter, labourer, 159 South street. Thomas, labourer, 258 High street. William, carter, 22 Long causeway. William, blacksmith, 24 Commercial street —house, 2 Union street lane.

Haggart, Ann, provision dealer, 214 South street. John, platelayer, lo Cross street. John, joiner, 4 Newrow. Peter, wireworker, 177 South street. Haggerty, John, labourer, 50 Meal vennel. Mrs Isabella, lodgings, 136 South street. Halkerstone, John, carpenter, 2 Long causeway. Mrs Robert, 2 Union lane. Halket, James, 80 Watergate. 7

HALL—HARBOURMASTER S. 1 1

Hall, George, clerk, 8 Mill street. George, game dealer, 2 Mill street—ho., 14 Bridge lane. James, porter, 27 Glover street. John, engine-driver, Rockcliffe Cottage, Craigie. Joseph & Robert, butchers, 234 South street. street. Joseph (of J. & R.), 2 Abbot Mrs John, 3 Cutlog vennel. Mrs William, 46 Pomarium. Richard (of J. & R.), 8 West High street. Richard, butcher, 11 Leonard street—h., Alexandra st. Robert, salmon-fisher, 55 High street. Robert, glassblower, 79 South street. Thomas, glassblower, 11 Cow vennel. William, Victoria Hotel, 47 Princes street. William, labourer, 56 West Mill street. Halley, Archibald, dyer, 334 High street. David, moulder, 32 West Mill street. David, dyer, 137 High street. Elizabeth, dressmaker, 2 Barossa place. George, porter, 49 Leonard street. George, planemaker, 72 Watergate. James, clothier's cutter, 2 Bridge lane. James, plasterer, 216 South street. James, labourer, 170 High street. John, mason, 151 High street. Joseph, sailmaker, 142 Canal crescent. Mrs David, i Rose lane. Mrs David, lodgings, 16 Athole street. Mrs David, 35 Cross street. Mrs Elizabeth, 245 High street. Mrs. Michael, 386 High street. Mrs William, 55 Pomarium. Robert, miller and grain-merchant, Balhousie Mills and I North Methven street. Robert, factory foreman. Shields' Buildings, Dunkeld rd. Thomas, clerk and auctioneer, 13 Queen street. William, shoemaker, 6 Leonard street. William, pointsman, 49 Leonard street. Halliburton, David, blacksmith, 149 High street. William, cooper, 31 Meal vennel and 246 High street. Hamilton, George, engine-driver, Friar street. John, coal carter, 14 Pomarium. Robert, laundry, 32 Caledonian road. Hammerman Incorporation Hall, 175 High street. Hamton, John, engine-driver, Mitchell's Buildings, Cal. road. Handaside, Thomas, seed-merchant, 14 Victoria street—house, 10 St. Leonard's bank. Harbourmaster's Office, New Shore—David Taylor. Il8 HARDGRAVE HAY.

Hardgrave, Mrs Henry, 69 South street. Henry, labourer, 74 Pomarium. Hardie, Richard, labourer, 18 Watergate. Thomas, draper, 233 High street—house, 81 Glover st. Hargreave, Samuel, carpet weaver, 8 Moir's Buildings, Cal. road Harley, W. Henry, restaurateur and confectioner, 28 and 30 South Methven street. William, fruiterer and seedsman, 3 George street—house, Vinehill, KinnouU, Harper, Daniel, labourer, 13 Cutlog vennel. Mrs Mary, dressmaker, 13 East Bridge street. William, fish-curer, Foundry lane—house, 42 North Methven street. Harris, James, mason, 55 West Mill street. James, cutter, 25 High street. James N., 12 Strathmore street. Janet, 35 Watergate. John, mason, i Low street. Mrs, 13 Kinnoull causeway. Mrs Alexander, 7 Low street. Mrs Ann, fancy goods, 68 South Methven street. Mrs David, teacher, 68 Athole street. Robert, fireman, 88 Reform place. Thomas, cabinetmaker, 246 High street. William, brassfounder, 49 Strathmore street. William, tenter, 36 West Mill street. "William, mechanic, Craigie Park Cottage. William, blacksmith, 55 West Mill street. William, clerk, 47 George street. Harrison, Mrs John, seamstress, 224 High street. Harrower, James, joiner, 8 Nelson street. Hart, Allan, market gardener, Barnhill. James, gardener, Barnhill. Mrs John, 26 Pomarium. Harvey, David, compositor, 10 Market street. Mrs James, 39 Priory place. Sarah, 7 Queen street. Hastie, J. & E., dressmakers, 9 South William street. Hattle, John, engine-driver, 22 Market street. Haxton, Alexander, porter, 10 James street. Mrs Andrew, 18 Strathmore street. William, dyer's finisher, 47 Stormont street. Hay, Alexander (late slater), 29 Balhousie street. Alexander, slater, 39 Pomarium. George, clerk, 47 Kinnoull causeway. Grace, 9 Cross street. James, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 28 and 30 County place—house, 1 1 York place. —9

HAY HENDERSON. I 1

Hay, James, fitter, 31 Leonard street. James, valet, 36 Barossa street. James, warper, 23 Clayholes. James, planemaker, 1 1 Barossa street. Janet, 71 Victoria place. John, weaver, 16 Paul's close. Joseph, dyer, 29 Mill street. & Kyd, auctioneers and land-surveyors. Auction Hall, Victoria street. Margaret, 31 Hospital street. Mrs James, 23 Pomarium. Robert Armstrong, stationer and bookseller, 23 George street—house, 26 Priory place. Robert & Sons, drapers, 27 George street—house, Gowan Bank, Bridgend. Thomas, ticket-clerk, 8 Foundry lane. William, railway guard, 47 Newrow. Headrick, Mungo, engine-driver, 21 Priory place. Healy, Michael, labourer, 388 High street. Heatley, Andrew, gardener, 49 Commercial street. Heberty, John, labourer, 129 High street. Hedderwick, & Co., Alex., butchers, 61 South Methvcn street. Heggie, James, mason, 3 Paul's close. James, porter, 404 High street. Mrs William, i James street. Heiton, Andrew, F. R. I. B. A., architect, 72 George street house, Darnick, KinnouU. Hempel, Mrs., teacher of music, 4 Rose terrace. Henachan, Mrs Thomas, 9 Casllegable. Thomas, coal-vendor, 27 Castlegable. Henderson, Rev. Alexander, Hay street. David, grain merchant, 16 Victoria street. David, engine-driver, 77 KinnouU causeway. David, joiner, 31 Caledonian road. Donald, labourer, 35 Mill street. Elizabeth, 18 Carpenter street. Elphinstone, post-boy, 35 Watergate. Francis, clerk, 34 Leonard street. George, sewing-machine agent, 34 Caledonian road. George, labourer, i Clayholes. James, labourer, 216 South street. James, labourer, 205 South street. James, carpenter, 6 Canal street. James, labourer, 124 Canal crescent. John, tobacco manufacturer, 206 High street—honse, 10 York place. John, brewer, 118 Canal crescent. John, dairyman, I Mill close. 120 HENDERSON HERD.

Henderson, John, letter-carrier, 56 Meal vennel. John (of Henderson, Robertson, & Hunter), I ^Nlon- creiffe terrace. John, photographer, i Albert place and 12 Hospital st. John, jun., photographer, 8 Hospital street. Margaret, dairy-keeper, 277 High street. Mrs Alexander, 45 South street. Mrs Charles, 15 Charteris street. Mrs David, I Barossa street. Mrs John, laundress, 35 Mill street. Mrs William, 6 Canal street. Peter, clerk, I Abbot street. Robert, staff-sergeant, Victoria barracks. Rober, blacksmith, 7 Thimblerow. Robert, game-dealer, fruit and potato merchant, 266 and 268 High street—house, Hillyland farm. Robertson & Hunter, proprietors of the Perthshh'e Con- stittUional newspaper, Kirkside. Thomas, painter, 116 High street. Thomas, clerk, 22 Victoria street. William, grocer, 81 Main street. William, warper, 27 Thimblerow. William, hosier, 9 North Methven street. William, bootmaker, 14 George st. —ho., ii N. Methven st. William, blacksmith, 34 Scott street. William, fruiterer, 11 North Methven street. William, tenter, 44 Long causeway. Hendry, James, waiter, 26 Newrow. James, labourer, 75 Pomarium. John, porter, 32J Long causeway. Mrs William, 5S Pomarinm, Mrs William, Craigie place. William G., porter, 75 Pomarium. Henry, Peter, Queen's Hotel, Leonard street. Hepburn, Alexander, 6 Canal street. David, solicitor, 12 Charlotte st. —house, 4 Barossa place. John, painter, loi High street. Laurence, North U. P. Church officer, 231 High street. Mary, 15 Rose terrace. Heraughty, John, pawnbroker, 28 Meal vennel. Mrs B., 61 Meal vennel. Thomas, labourer, 340 High street. Herd, Alexander, keeper. Powder Magazine, Craigie. Charles, labourer, 88 South street. Laurence, market gardener, Barnhill. Mrs Andrew, 11 Cow vennel. Thomas, boilermaker, 12 South street. Thomas, baker, 9 South William street. HERDMAN—HOOD. 121

Herdman, James, dyer, 8 St. Ann's lane. Heron, Charles, baker, 123 South street. Charles, weaver, 31 Thimblerow. clothier, Kirkgate. David J tailor and 19 Joseph, flesher, 106 High street. Mrs Eliza, 92 High street. Hetherton, Mrs W., 16 Main street. Hewat, James, pie-baker, 10 Watergate—house, Viewbank. Kirkwood, ex-Lord Provost, Craigie Park House. Higgins, Jessie, fruiterer, 37 South street. John, broker, 34 Meal vennel. James, labourer, 142 South street. Michael, broker, 25 Meal vennel. Mrs, 72 Watergate. Highland Agricultural Sales Co., Glasgow road (Alex. Middleton, auctioneer). Hill, Andrew, labourer, Cherrybank. Elizabeth, 5 Pomarium, James, iron turner, 17 Priory place. James, porter, Granville place. Market street. William, fish, game, and provision merchant, 220 and 222 High street—house, Brighton Villa, York place. William, retired Inland Revenue officer, Paradise place. Hilson, James, labourer, 223 South street. Hinchcliffe, John, dyer's finisher, 14 South street. Hinshelwood, James, dairy, 50 North Methven street. Hobin, Matthew, labourer, 7 Skinnergate. Hobbins, James, labourer, 4 Flesh vennel. Hobson, David, tailor, 89 South street. James, painter, 4 Market street. James, shoemaker, 35 Watergate. William, lapper, 5 Earl's dykes. Hodge, William, letter-carrier, St. Paul's square. Wm., West Church officer, Mission Buildings, South St. Hogg, INIrs Peter, 70 South street. William, reporter, 18 Watergate. Holmes, William, keeper, Smallpox Hospital, Shore. Honey, James, The Bield, Brompton terrace, Kinnoull. James, wholesale grocer, 122 High street—house. Laurel Bank, Scone road. Mrs George, 20 South street. William (of Dewar & Honey), 34 High street. Honeyman, David, mason, 25 Cross street. Thomas, fisher, 29 Pomarium. Hood, John, labourer, 13 Pomarium. John, messenger, Union Bank, 21 Skinnergate. Robert, labourer, 89 South street. Robert, labourer, 10 Barrack street. 122 HOOD—HUTCHISON.

Hood, William, glassblower, 38 Shields' place. Hoolachan, John, labourer, 266 High street. Hope, John, engine-driver, Friar street. Robert M., precentor. Free West Church, 59 Glover street. William, joiner, 4 Victoria street. Hopkirk, William, baker, 51 Leonard street. Home, Mrs George, 238 High street. Horseman, Arthur, clogmaker, 153 South street—house, 484. Hosack, Mrs William, 17 High street. Hospital for Incurables, Barnhill—E. Craig, matron. Hospital for Smallpox, Shore. Howat, George, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 131 South street—house, 2 Nelson street. Howie, John, residenter, 21 Strathmore street. Margaret, dairy, 3 Caledonian road. Hughes, Alexander, labourer, 64 Long causeway. Catherine, 198 South street. Mrs B., 6 St. Paul's square. Rose Ann, 6 Canal street. Humble, Mrs Henry, 58 Athole street. Hume, Agnes, dairy, i Flesh vennel. Betsy, 31 Leonard street. John, blacksmith, 3 Flesh vennel. Hunt, Colin A., clothier, ^8 George street—house, Bella Vista terrace, Kinnoull. Leigh, M.D., CM., 17 Athole street. Mrs Alexander, Fleshers' Tavern, 96 High street. Thomas, cabinetmaker, 8 Charlotte street—house, 13 Union lane. Hunter, David, warper, ^y Main street. George, shunter, 5 Melville street. Isabella, 7 Low street. James, dairy, 4 Victoria street. Mrs Helen, sicknurse, 266 High street. Mrs Charles, 10 Rose terrace. Thomas (of Henderson, Robertson, & Hunter), 9 Bal- housie street. William, clerk, 3 Craigie crescent. William, clerk, Burnbank terrace, Bridgend. William, labourer, 94 South street. Husband, David, joiner, 20 Market street. Hutchison, Alexander, iron-turner, 3 Water vennel. Andrew, upholsterer, 6 East Bridge street. Charles, cloth inspector, Shields' Buildings, Dunkeld road. Christopher, dairyman, 58 Castlegable. Jane, 4 Melville street. HUTTHISON INNES. 1 2 3

Hutchison, John, gardener, Barnhill. John, inkmaker. Croft bank. Mrs, 2 Barossa street. Mrs William, 6 Barossa street. Mrs William, lodgings, 126 High street. & Co., R., grain-merchants, Charles street granaries. Walter, upholsterer, 46 Commercial street. William, weaver, 27 Thimblerow. William, railway-carriage inspector, Barnhill. William, iron-turner, 343 High street. Hutton, George, joiner, 20 South street. James, messenger-at-arms and sheriff-officer, 6 High st. Jane, teacher. Ash Cottage, 25 James street. John, joiner, 17 Strathmore street. Joseph, joiner, 128 Canal crescent. Peter, tinsmith, 13 Barossa street. William, pensioner, 78 Reform place. Hynd, David, sawyer, 33 Scott street. William, tenter. Shields' Buildings, Dunkeld road.

Imrie, George, weaver, 302 High street. Henry, pointsman, 28 Caledonian road. James S. (of P. Imrie & Sons), Somerset Villa, Kinnoull. John A. (of P. Imrie & Sons), Gaskhill, Kinnoull. John, moulder, 232 South street. Joseph, labourer, 170 High street. Mrs John, 231 High street. Mrs William, 10 St. John's place.

& Sons, P., job and post-masters, 163 High street and 28 Mill street. & Sons, P., cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 76 George street. Robert, labourer, 16 Cow vennel. William, clerk, lo St. John's place. Inglis, David, labourer, 232 High street. James, currier, 35 Main street —house, 27' John, plumber, 52 Victoria street. Ingram, Archibald, weaver, 38 Long causeway. Inland Revenue Office (Excise), Tay street—Edwin Smith, collector. (Stamps and Taxes), Tay street—A. Burns Macdonald, distributor and collector.

Innes, David, labourer, 1 1 North port. George, labourer, 14 Pomarium. Mrs Isaac, 30 Newrow. 124 IRELAND—JACKSON.

Ireland & Co., J. E., photographers, 14 South Methven street. John, shoemaker, 300 High street. Irons, James, slater, 300 High street. John, stationmaster (Princes street), Barnhill House. Mrs, 16 North port. Mrs David, 30 Priory place. Mrs Robert, 40 Leonard street. Irvine, Ann, fur-cleaner, 18 Watergate.

Duncan (J. Wright & Co.), 6 Main street. James, family grocer, 31 South street. James, tailor, 25 High street. James, labourer, 1 1 Scott street. James, joiner, 22 Shields' place. James, tinsmith, 124 South street. Jane, laundress, 28 Horse cross. Mrs John, cartwright, 6 North William street. Mrs Joseph, 7 Earl's dykes. Robert, skinner, 51 Newrow. Isaac, James, draper, 55 South Methven street. Mrs William, 5 County place. Isdale, David, dyer, 6 Paul's close, Newrow. Davidj dyer, 18 Foundry lane.

Jack, Alexander, shop-porter, 15 Strathmore street. Andrew, joiner, 82 South street. Andrew, joiner, 13 Guard vennel. Andrew, joiner, 54 Victoria street. Ann, 48 Commercial street. George D., letter sorter, 24 Glover street. Mrs James, 6 Main street. James, engine-driver, 39 Princes street. James, joiner, Alexandra street. John, Volunteer Arms Inn, Foundry lane—house, 48 North Methven street. Mrs, sick nurse, 33 North Methven street. ]\Irs John, 68 High street. Robert, blacksmith, 25 Leonard street. Jackson, Charles, polisher, I York place. Charles, labourer, 15 Strathmore street. Charles, sawyer, 13 Cutlog vennel. David (Dickson & Turnbull), 9 Kinnoull causeway. James, carver and gilder, 66 George st. —house, 3 Bridge lane. James, jun., carver and gilder, 9 Bridge lane. James, clerk, Barnhill cottage. James, brassfounder, 19 Mill street. —

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Jackson, James H., stationer and bookbinder, 20 High street house, 17 Rose terrace. James, joiner, 266 High street. Jessie, 25 Leonard street. John, labourer, 5 Claypots wynd. John, porter, 20 West Mill street. John, town officer, 3 High street. Joseph, telegraph lineman, 3 South William street. Magnus, photographer, 62 Princes street—h., 61 Scott st. Margaret, 54 North Methven street. & M'Gregor, bookbinders, 10 Tay street. Peter, glassblower. Shore. Thomas, Tullylumb. James, Philip, east coast inspector, 55 Priory place. Jaggers, Thomas, railway superintendent, Stewart's place, Cale- donian road. Jameson, John W., joint agent. Bank of Scotland, MoncreifFe bank, Craigie. Melville, solicitor and procurator fiscal. County Buildings —house, Fernhill, Kinnoull. Jamieson, Donald (of Anderson & Jamieson, 26 Melville street. John, fireman, 79 South street. John, hawker, 80 Watergate. John, & Co., clothiers, 62 & 64 George street, and 7 Athole street. John (of John Jamieson & Co.), 31 Barossa place. Jardine, James, 42 North Methven street. John, lapper, Friar street. Robert, ticket-collector, 26 Friar street. Jarvie, John, commercial traveller, Hay street. Jenkins, William, labourer, Guard vennel. Jennings, James, labourer, 12 Mill street. Mrs Richard, 129 South street. Johnman, William, draper, 300 High street—house Lothair Villa Jessie, 207 High street. Johnston, Alexander, V.S., 22 St. John street. Charles, gardener, 92 High street. David, joiner, 47 Balhousie street. David, saddler, 55 Commercial street. David, carter, 14 Barrack street. George, clerk, 37 Commercial street. Henry, joiner, 14 Scott street. James, plasterer, 341 High street. James, cattle-dealer, Inchbank, Bridgend. James, fireman, 20 Market street. James, turner, 18 Canal street. James, shoemaker, 20 Hospital street. Janet, 291 High street. —

126 JOHNSTON KEAY.

Johnston, Margaret, 207 High street. Mary, laundress, 129 High street. Mrs John, 97 South street. Peter, undertaker, 54 South street. Peter, joiner. Cow vennel—house, 26 Princes street. Robert, bookimj-clerk, 45 Glover street. Robert, miller, 8y High street. "William, carpenter, 7 Speygate. "William, mason, 2 Brown street. "William, mason, 58 Glover street. Jones, Ellen, 52 Pomarium. Justice, Mrs, 4 Paul's close. Thomas, cooper, 13 St. Ann's lane—house, II. Thomas, beltmaker, 219 High street.

Kavanagh, Patrick, provision dealer, 37 Skinnergate. Kaye, James, teacher, 2 Rose terrace. Mrs James, 15 Stormont street, Kean, George, tobacco-pipe manufacturer, Alexandra street house, 6 Evelyn terrace. George, tobacco-pipe maker, 39 Castlegable. Reason, Mrs, 7 Thimblerow. Reay, Alexander, painter, 6 Barossa street. Andrew, Friar street. Brothers, dyers. St. Andrews street. Charles, porter, 37 Commercial street. Charles, dyer, 5 Cross street. & Co., bootmakers, 103 High street and 22 S. Methven street—house, 287 High street. David, solicitor, 16 Tay street—house, Comely bank. David J., solicitor, Friar street, Craigie. Elizabeth, 10 Cross street. Elizabeth, refreshments, 63 Newrow. James (of Bell & Keay), 52 Leonard street. James, bootmaker, 285 High street. John, porter, 8 Cross street. John, labourer, 246 High street. John (of Keay Brothers), 35 Kinnoull causeway. Misses, milliners, 46 Athole street. Mrs, 18 Barrack street. Mrs Alexander, 231 High street. Mrs George, dairy, 22 Pomarium. Mrs Helen, provision dealer, 118 South street. Mrs James, 47 Stormont street. Peter, beamer," 23 Kinnoull causeway. Robert, session-clerk, 3 High street—house, Friar street. —

KEAY KENNEDY. 1 2 7

Keay, William, carpet weaver, 5 Lindsay's Buildings, Cal, road. William, painter, ']'] Leonard street. William, labourer, 7 Murray street. Keegan, Michael, general dealer, 171 and 173 South street house, 21 Melville street. Keiller, John, coachbuilder, 18 Mill st. —house, 47 George St. Wedderspoon, 9 Kinnoull street. Keilor, Mrs, 343 High street. Mrs John, 32 Whitefriars street. Mrs William, 47 Watergate. Peter, joiner, 14 Scott street. Keir, David, warehouseman. Comely Bank House. Robert, refreshments, 236 South street. Keith, William, fireman, 6 Strathmore street. Kelly, James, dairy, 58 Watergate. Mrs Mary Ann, 7 Paul street. Kelman, Charles, watchmaker, 333 High street. Kelt, Andrew P., surgeon-dentist, 28 St. John street. Kelty, Alexander, dyer, 17 Watergate. Mrs, 13 Paul street. Robert, weaver, 219 High street. Kemp, James, commercial traveller, 1 1 Athole street. James, clerk, ii Kinnoull causeway. Laurence, labourer, 89 South street. Mary, lodgings, 30 Barrack street. Peter, porter, 11 Pomarium. William, weaver, 27 Kinnoull causeway. Kendal, William, carpet weaver, Granville place. Kenna, James, pensioner, 2 Victoria street. Kennaway, Charles G.-. confectioner, 49 South street and 29 High street—house, 59 Scott street. Kennedy, Alexander, fruiterer, 9 County place. Alexander, coal-dealer, 308 High street. Alexander, labourer, 35 Leonard street. Ann, 89 Main street. Rev. David Waits, 3 Athole crescent. Duncan, dyer, 28 Long causeway. James, joiner, 28 Caledonian road. James, tailor, 327 High street. Janet, 211 South street. John, proprietor Royal George Hotel, George street. John, pavior, 8 Market street. John, mechanic, 25 High street. M, & M., milliners, 73 High street—ho., 30 Barrack st. Mrs Alexander, provision dealer, 68 South street—house, 49 Scott street. Mrs Alexander, 7 Paul's close. Mrs John, washerwoman, 79 Kinnoull causeway. —

12 8 KENNEDY KING.

Kennedy, Mrs Joseph, 65 Pomarium. Mrs Robert, grocer, 16 Kirkgate. Neil, shoemaker, 52 Castlegable. Robert, tailor, 55 High street. Sinclair, M.B., 228 High street—house, 13 York place. Thomas, accountant, 182 High street. William, Auction Mart keeper, 1 1 South William street. William, dyer's finisher. Friar street. William, labourer, 17 Leonard street. William A., 4 Gowrie street. Kerr, Lord Charles L., Kinnoull Cottage, Bridgend. Alexander, hostler, 5 Victoria court, Canal street. Alexander, labourer, Ginfield. James, blacksmith, 41 Newrow. Margaret, 44 South street. James, baker, 14 Watergate. Jane, dressmaker, 21 King street. John, clerk, 50 Leonard street. Mrs John, lodgings, Barnhill. Mrs Robert, 12 Priory place. Peter, fireman, 75 Pomarium. Kerrigan, Michael, mason, 34 Meal vennel. Mrs Thomas, lodgings, 103 South street. Kershaw, Edward, carpet- weaver, 12 Moir's Buildings, Cal. road Kethal, Jane, nurse, 316 High street. Kethel, Margaret, lodgings, 19 Bridge lane. Kettles, Alexander, joiner, 15 Strathmore street. Jane, 133 Canal crescent. Jane, 18 Whitefriars street. George, carter, 18 Barrack street. Mrs Andrew, 27 Main street. Mrs Robert, 3 Priory place. Robert, storekeeper, ^j Canal street. William, clerk, 25 South street. Kidd, John, traveller, 14 Moir's Buildings, Caledonian road. John, messenger, 25 Barossa street. William, 3 Strathmore street. Kilcoyne, Mrs, lodgings, 167 South street. John, labourer, 41 Meal vennel. Kildy, John, dyer, 390 High street. Kilgour, Robert, cowfeeder, 17 Barossa street. Kilpatrick, James, pointsman, 16 Paul's close. John, auctioneer and broker, ^^ to 37 Meal vennel. King, Andrew, commission agent, 109 South street—house. Hawthorn bank, Dunkeld road. Anthony, labourer, 82 South street. James, grocer and provision merchant, 124 High street house, 29 York place. KING—LAFFERTY. 1 29

King, James, labourer, 4.4 Meal vennel. James, brakesman, Friar street. John, clerk, 20 Market street. Mrs Alexander, 105 South street. Mrs David, 41 Canal street. Mrs George, 23 Priory place. Patrick, labourer, 69 South street. Kinloch, David, bootmaker, 18 Caledonian road. James, dyer's finisher, 33 North Methven street. Kinmond, John, labourer, 3 Newrow. William, hay-merchant, 191 South street. Kinmonth, Alexander, warehouseman, 6 Thimblerow. Alexander, v\^eaver, 8 Thimblerow. James, labourer, 9 Castlegable. John, dyer, 8 Thimblerow. Kinnear, Mrs Peter, 6 Canal street. Kinnis, Andrew, dyer, 24 Thimblerow. Kinnoch, George, coach-trimmer, 98 South street. Mrs William, 13 Speygate. Kippen, Alexander, painter, 145 High street. James, ratcatcher, 55 High street. John, solicitor, Tay street—house, lo Marshall place. Kirby, Henry, labourer, 21 Whitefriars street. Kirk, Alexander, labourer, 9 Claypots wynd. David, baker, 50 Athole street. James M. (Condie & Co.), 16 Athole street. Mrs Mary, West Mill street. Peter, skinner, 12 Clayholes. Robert, policeman, 37 Commercial street. Kirkcaldy, Mrs, 3 St. Paul's square. Kirkwood, John, moulder, 163 High street. Knight, Alex,, broker, i, 40, &42 Meal vennel—h., 38 Princes st. Alex., jun., ironmonger, 23 High st. —h., 38 Athole st. John, upholsterer, 18 West Mill street. Peter, labourer, 27 Castlegable. Richard, labourer, 142 South street. Knowles, Rev. W. D., Stormont Cottage, Bridgend. Knox, Alexander, baker, 47 Stormont street. Edward K., bookseller, 224 High street. John, cowfeeder, 17 Main street. John, pensioner, i Thimblerow. Robert Hay, saddler, 50 George st. —house, 12 Gowrie st. William Stewart, colporteur, 43 Scott street. Kyd, George (of Hay & Kyd), i Barossa place. L Ladner, Duncan, joiner, 12 Moir's Buildings, Caledonian road. Lafferty, Peter, rural letter-carrier, 216 South street. K —

130 LAIDLAW LAWRIE.

Laidlaw, John, coach-painter, 10 High street. Mrs Ricliard, cab-proprietor, 23 North Methven street. William, cook and confectioner, 18 Leonard street. William, dyer, 258 High street. Laing, Andrew, grocer and wine-merchant, 72 St. John street house, Croft Villa, Craigie. Andrew, draper, 53 Mill street. David & Son, builders, Alexandra street. George, labourer, 19 Strathmore street. Isabella, lodgings, 71 South Methven street. James, mason, 219 South street. Robert, insurance agent, 64 South street. W^illiam, porter, 85 Pomarium. William, dyer, Alexandra street. Laird, James, shipmaster, 55 Priory place. John, tailor, 63 South street. Lamb, David M., painter, 4 Murray street. George, tailor, 55 Main street. George, Singer's sewing-machine agent, 15 South Methven street. Jane, lodgings, 27 Watergate. Mrs John, 16 Union lane. Robert, bootmaker, 8 Meal vennel—ho., 50 Skinnergate. Walter, clerk, 9 Charter lane. Lambert, Charles, (of Macdonald, Fraser, & Co.), Gowrie Bank, Burghmuir. John, custom-house, 63 Priory place. Larnont, Ann, 19 Guard vennel. James, Albert Hotel, 48 George street. John, labourer, 20 Hospital street. John, fireman, 29 Priory place. Lavi'rence. fireman, 47 Pomarium. Mrs Alexander, 39 Princes street. Mrs David, 103 Canal street. Mrs Duncan, 266 High street. Lang, Michael, hairdresser, &c., 52 George street—house, 48. Robert, hairdresser, 14 High street. Langlands, John, labourer, 154 South street. John A., joiner, 72 Longcauseway. Lankham, Sarah, 6 Oliphant's vennel. Larg, Mrs Peter, 199 South street. Large, George W., bandmaster, Stewart's place, Caledonian rd. Latto, Thomas, carting agent (N. B. R.), Friar street. Lauder, David, labourer, 9 Speygate. Mrs Walter, 32 West Mill street. William, coal-dealer, 338 High street. Laurie, Archibald, weaver, 163 South street. Lawrie, James, weaver, 232 High street. LAW LESLIE. I '21

Law & Son, Charles, coal-merchants, 62 Princes street—house, 20 King street. Mrs James, St. Skea, Kinnoull. Mrs John, 19 Leonard street. Mrs William, 21 Strathmore street. Thomas, gardener, Inchbank, Bridgend. Lawley, Martin, labourer, 79 South street. Lawrence, James, labourer, 29 Cross street. Robert, bootmaker, 237 High street. Lawson, David, labourer, 7 Pomarium. John, fitter, 47 Meal vennel. John, engine-driver, 142 South street. Margaret, 53 Leonard street. Mrs, 12 Barossa street. Mrs David, 64 South street. Mrs Hugh, greengrocer, 31 Watergate. Peter, market gardener, Barnhill. Robert, blacksmith, 10 High street. Robert, gardener, 302 High street. William, contractor, Barnhill. William, Globe Tavern, 156 High street. Lees, Henry R. (of John Lees & Son), 72 George street. & Son, John, hardware merchants, 6 George street and 66 High street. Mrs George, ^"] Watergate, Mrs William, 18 Charlotte street. Robert, gun, rifle, and fishing-tackle manufacturer, 63 George street—house, 14 Rose terrace. Leitch, Alexander Smith, bookseller, stationer, &c., 32 High street and 4 St. John street—house, 19 Queen street. James, painter, 19 Queen street. Mrs Alexander, 54 Watergate. Leitham, Caroline, confectioner, 51 Princes street. Mrs William, T^ Kinnoull causeway. Peter (of Palmer & Co.), ']2) Kinnoull causeway. Robert, labourer, 55 High street. Robert, fireman, 4^ Mill street. Robert, labourer, 346 High street. Lennie, James, farmer, 35 Scott street. William, labourer, 151 High street. Lennox, Ann, 43 Leonard street. James, labourer, 17 Watergate. John, mason, 198 South street. Lily, 35 Cross street. Thomas, 47 Stormont street. Leslie, Duncan, stationer, printer, and lithographer, 20 St. John street and 58 Princes street—house, 10 Keir st. Jonathan, bootmaker, 7 Gowrie street—house 5. 132 LESLIE LONDON.

Leslie, Thomas, seedsman, 37 Balhousie street. Lever, George, labourer, 20 Market street. Leuthwaite, Andrew, labourer, 55 High street. Andrew, labourer, 34 Newrow. Lewis, Campbell, prison warder, Craigie Park terrace. Lickley, James, joiner, 89 Main street. Ligertwood, John, 41 Main street. Lindsay, Alexander, clerk, 3 Nelson street. Alexander, fireman, 23 Cross street. Archibald, spirit merchant, 3 St. John's place. David, labourer, 224 High street. David, labourer, 37 Commercial street. George, calenderer, 80 High street. Helen, 58 Scott street. James, market gardener. Mount Tabor, Kinnoull. John, railway inspector, 29 Glover street. Margaret, 8 East Bridge street. Mary A., 41 South street. Mary A., milliner, 208 High street—house, 3 Nelson st. Mrs Colonel, 8 Rose terrace.

Mrs David W, , wine and spirit merchant, 3 St. John's pi. Stewart, engine-driver, 51 Newrow. Linn, Thomas, carter, 73 Glover street. Lipton, Thomas, ham and butter store, 186 South street. Literary and Antiquarian Society, 78 George street. Littlejohn, George, tenter, James VI. Hospital. James, railway guard, 276 High street. John, shipmaster, 23 Queen street. William, 6 Priory place. Livingstone, Alexander, pensioner, 19 Stormont street. John, blacksmith, 48 Newrow. Margaret, 21 King street. Mrs, 6 Union street. Mrs John E., 18 Barossa place. Mrs John, 37 George street. Stewart, cab-driver, no South street. "William, seaman, 18 Kirkgate. Lockhart, Andrew, joiner, 65 Pomarium. James, turner, 24 Market street. Mrs., 17 Hospital street. Logan, Alexander, boilermaker, 38 Pomarium. Charles, insurance agent, 10^ King street. Henry, railway porter, 30 Elibank place. Robert, railway porter, 81 Kinnoull causeway. Logic, Ann, 45 North Methven street. John, policeman, 29 Cross street. William (of Brown & Logie), 5 Charlotte place. London and Newcastle Tea Company, 134 High street. LONIE LUMSDEN. 1 33

Lonie, Mrs James, 85 Pomarium. Mrs Janet, 386 High street. William, railway goods agent, St. Catherine's Cottage, High street. Longmuir, Mrs., 22 Athole street. Lorimer, Charles, mason, 337 High street. David, mason, 315 High street. John, bird-stuffer, 7 King street. Mrs Euphemia, 32 Queen street. Lornie, Mrs Margaret, lodgings, 163 High street. Louden, Arthur, labourer, 1 1 Strathmore street. Arthur, labourer, 18 Strathmore street. James, farmer, 2 Abbot street. John, porter, 3 Victoria court. Canal street. William, porter, 39 Scott street. Loutit, Mrs George, 61 Strathmore street. Love, Charles, warehouseman. Burton place. John, baker, 8 Market street. John, baker, 28 Scott street. Mrs James, 113 High street.

. & Son, Thomas, auctioneers, &c., 4, 12, 17, and 19 St. John's place—house, Paradise place. Low, George, plumber, 4 Milne street. James, weaver, 87 Leonard street. James, hawker, 10 Castlegable. John, porter, 7 Leonard street. John, 5 Barossa place. Matthew, pensioner, 13 East Bridge street. Mrs Andrew, 2 Milne street. & Peebles, drapers and clothiers, 14, 16, and 18 St. John street. Peter, clerk, 79 Watergate. Peter, baker, 9 Union street. Peter, veterinary surgeon, 75 Watergate—house, 46 St. John Street. Peter, police-constable, 88 South street. William, weaver, 81 Leonard street. Lowe, Isabella, teacher. Girls' School of Refuge, Craigie. Robert, commercial agent, 12 Charles street and 5 South St. John's place—house, 5 Marshall place. Luke, James, weaver, 16 Clayholes. Major H. F., Beech Villa, Kinnoull. Mary, 47 High street. Luker, Ann, teacher of music, 18 Scott gtreet. Lumsden, Alexander, porter, 78 Pomarium. Alexander Harper, supt. of Tay Fisheries, 69 George St. David, porter, 49^ Leonard street. Robert, labourer, 3 Clay pots wynd. —

134 LUMSDEN—MALCOLM.

Lumsden, Thomas, labourer, 34 Newrow. Lundie, John, labourer, 4 Union street lane. Lyall, Mrs Dr., 6 Balhousie street. Lyden, Ann, provision dealer, 166 South street. John, labourer, 4 South street. Michael, labourer, 232 High street. Lynch, Mrs Matthew, grocer and spirit-dealer, 54 Meal vennel. Lyon, Rev. Robert, Isla road. Lyons, William, tobacconist and stationer, 15 Leonard street house, 4 Horner's lane.

Macaulay, R. F., working jeweller, 29 Princes street. Machan, Mrs William, 26 Princes street. Mackay, Andrew T. (Jamieson & Co)., 16 Rose terrace. Donald M. (of Jameson & Mackay, solicitors), 35 York pi. Mackie, Alexander, dyer, 26 Pomarium. & Co., David, plumbers, brassfounders, and gasfitter?, 22 Cow vennel—house adjoining. David, labourer, 18 Back wynd. David, jun., plumber, 18 Canal street. James, labourer, 170 High street. James, porter, Gladstone terrace. Mrs., 3 Mill wynd. Mackinson, John, Inland Revenue office, Comely Bank House. Mackintosh, Donald, burgh assessor, valuator, &c., 16 Tay st. housie, Moncreiffe terrace. Magach, Peter, station policeman, Cherrybank. Mahoney, James, engine-driver, 26 Barossa street. Mailler, Alexander, smith, 301 High street. Chyles, baker, 27 Hospital street—house above. John, smith, 13 Thimblerow. Mrs William, 266 High street. Robert, 10 James street. Robert, dyer, 31 Thimblerow, William, fish and game dealer, 32 South Methven street. Mailley, John, labourer, 59 Meal vennel. Michael, labourer, 136 South street. Thomas, labourer, 155 South street. Main, Robert, shoemaker, 7 Union street. Maitland, George, gardener. North Bank, Craigie. Malcolm, Alexander, grocer, 64 Athole street. Charles, carpenter, 27 Stormont street. David, joiner, 9 St. Ann's lane. George, coal-agent, Glasgow Road Depot—house, 47

. Kinnoull causeway. James, 36 Long causeway. MALCOLM—MARSHALL. 1 35

Malcolm, Janet, 306 High street. Janet, 13 Leonard street. Jessie, 2 Athole street. John, labourer, 19 Thimblerow. Peter, carter, 3 Thimblerow. William, labourer, I Clayholes. William, joiner and meal-dealer, 61 and 6^ South street. Malloch, Daniel, bootmaker, 32 Athole street —house, 2 Stor- mont street. JDavid, planemaker, 50 South street—house. Croft Park, Craigie. George, boatman, 72 Watergate. James, labourer, 41 Main street. John, haircutter, 143 Canal crescent. Mungo, boot-closer, 17 Kinnoull street. Peter D., fishing-tackle maker, &c., 209 High st. —house, 23 North Methven street. Robert, labourer, 72 Watergate. Robert (of J. & T. Currie), 48 North Methven street. Malone, Peter, shoemaker, 8 North Methven street. Maloney, William, coachman, 2 Union street. Malloy, James, labourer, 40 Meal vennel. Mands, Mrs William, 8 Whitefriars, street. Mann, Alexander, slater, 50 Athole street. Michael, labourer, 296 High street, Manson, David, cooking depot, 188 and 190 South st. —house, Scott street. John, stationer and tobacconist, 242 South street. Mantica, Jessie, Balhousie terrace. Marjoribanks, Mary, dairy, 16 Hospital street. Marr, Alexander, railway porter, 20 Market street. Mrs George, 12 North Methven street. Marshall & Co., James, marble-cutters, 137 High st. —ho., 149. David, law agent, Craigmount, Barnhill. Daniel, railway porter, 2 North port. George, letter-carrier, 282 High street. James, clerk, Greenhill, Kinnoull. James, dyer, 224 High street. James K., provision merchant, 65 Priory place. Janet, 228 South street. John, weaver, 39 Stormont street. John, labourer, 12 Barossa street. Margaret, 28 Long causeway. Mrs Christian, 30 Barrack street. Mrs David, 44 Newrow. Mrs George, mangle-keeper, 8 Kinnoull street. Mrs John, 204 South street. Mrs Sarah, 18 North William street. 136 MARSHALL MATHIESON.

Marshall, Peter, baker, 13 Union lane. Robert & John, job and post-masters, 58 George street and 20 Princes street—funeral establishment, 52 South street. Thomas, commercial traveller, Roslyn place. Thomas, weaver, 55 Strathmore street. Martin, Alexander, Temperance Hotel, Leonard street. Andrew (Lord Provost of the City), 17 Marshall place. Andrew, labourer, 16 North port. David (of Muir & Martin, brewers), 57 King street. David, weaver, i Thimblerow. David, labourer, 297 High street. Donald, 7 Barossa street. George, blacksmith, 66 Athole street. George, porter, 70 Canal street. James, grain-merchant, 27 Main street. James, labourer, 40 Barossa street. James, manufacturer, 82 Pomarium. James, cabinetmaker, 59 Newrow. John, gardener, 50 Main street. Mrs John, 20 South street. Mrs Robert, 2 Graham's place. Patrick (of Robert Martin & Son), 2 Graham's place. Peter, market gardener, Barnhill. & Son, Robert, solicitors, Tay street. William, labourer, 149 High street. William, clerk, 37 Scott street. William, 2 Glover street. Mason, George, labourer, Jeanfield. James, tailor, 89 South street. Margaret, T^ South street. Matthew, seaman, ii Barossa street. Peter (of W. & P. Mason), 6 West High street. W. & P., saddlers, 215 South street. William (of W. & P.), 64 Long causeway. Massey, Mrs Margaret, 6 St. Paul's square. Thomas, gardener, 19 Gladstone terrace. Masterson, John, manager of Imrie & Sons' coaching establishment, 28 Mill street. Masterton, David, tenter, 30 Whitefriars street. Mather, Mrs Mary, 2 Fairmount Villas, Barnhill. Mathieson, John, engine-driver, ^"^ Reform place. John, pointsman, 19 Cross street. John A., commercial traveller, 71 Princes street. Mrs James, 68 Pomarium. Mrs Thomas, 36 Athole street. Robert, accountant, 17 Balhoiisie street. Robert, carter, 106 High street. MATTHEW MENZIES. 1 3 7

JNIatthew, Betsy, 6 Cross street. James, Post-Office clerk, 34 Caledonian road. Robert, pointsman, 32 Caledonian road. William, 19 Mill street. William, boilermaker, 17 Earl's dykes. Matthie, Anthony, tailor, 113 High street. Maule, Richard, labourer, 67 Glover street. Maxtone, John, joiner, High Craigie. Robert, labourer, 21 Pomarium. William, watchman, High Craigie. Maxwell, Mrs David, 40 KinnouU causeway. May, Alexander, shoemaker, 4 Carpenter street. James, blacksmith, 7 Barossa street. Maybole Shoe Warehouse, 155 High street. Mayne, Robert, shoemaker, 7 Union street. Mearns, Alexander, tailor, 6 High street. Mechanics' Library Rooms, South St. John's place. Mechie, Andrew, fitter, 297 High street. David, labourer, 66 Long causeway. Helen, 83 Main street. James, bootmaker, 6 Cowrie street—house, 16 Strath- more street. Meiken, James, traveller, 20 North port, Meiklem, Archibald, dyer's finisher, 207 High street. John, labourer, 13 Paul street. Mrs John, 13 Paul street. Meldrum, David, Parliament Close Inn, 71 High street. George, mechanic, 71 High street. Janet, dairy-keeper, 5 Union street, Peter M., cloth agent, 96 High street. Mellis, James Y,, clerk, 55 High street. Melville, Alexander, printer, 89 Main street. Alexander, waiter, Alexandra street. Andrew, vanman, 123 High street. David, miller, 24 Market street. James, loftsman, 12 Cow vennel. James, chimney-sweeper, 42 Castlegable. John, fireman, I Thimblerow. Mrs George, 74 Pomarium. Mrs Joseph, fruiterer, &c., ^'] South street. Thomas, vanman, 87 High street, William, brassfounder, 74 Pomarium, Menzies, Alexander, labourer, 4 Horner's lane. Alexander, tailor, 113 High street. Archibald, fireman, 4 Newrow. ^ Catherine, spirit-dealer, 9 St. John's place. H^ Duncan, weaver, 163 South street. Hb Duncan, labourer, Alexandra street. —

13S MENZIES—MILL.

INIenzies, Duncan, warder, 80 High street. Duncan, porter, 35 Watergate. Eliza Ann, Craigie place. Finlay S., commercial traveller, Tay st. —ho., P'riar st. George, joiner, 16 Newrow. George, dyer, 19 Leonard street. James, 47 Strathmore street. James, timekeeper, 17 Kinnoull street. James, labourer, 5 Milne street. James, mechanic, 12 Mill street. James F., sewing-machine agent, ii St. John street house, 4 Horner's lane. Major James S., 73 Victoria place. Jessie, dressmaker, 13 Leonard street. Jessie, milliner, 253 High street. John, Strathmore Inn, Bridgend. John, labourer, 17 Greyfriars lane. John, labourer, 82 South street. John, clerk, iS^ Leonard street. John, weaver, i Mill close, High street.

Mary, dressmaker, I Paul street. & Moncrieff, embroiderers, 47 North Methven street. Misses, dressmakers, 224 High street. Mrs Alexander, 77 Pomarium. Mrs Alexander, Temperance Hotel, 41 Leonard street. Mrs Charles, lodgings, 2 Albert place. Mrs Daniel, embroiderer, Sj High street. Mrs Jane, I Craigie crescent. Mrs Jane, 25 High street. Mrs John, 3 South St. John's place. Mrs John, 12 Paul's close. Peter, labourer, 4 Horner's lane. Robert, tailor, 31 Kinnoull causeway.

Robert, coal merchant, 1 1 Hospital street. Robert, labourer, 13 Union lane. Robert, carter, II St. Ann's lane. Robert, labourer, 20 Whitefriars street. William, labourer, 82 South street. Methven, Walter, carter, 11 Market street. Middleton, Alexander, auctioneer, 26 York place. James, signalman, 23 Whitefriars street. Joseph, sailmaker. Croft bank, Craigie. Robert, glazier, 17 Pomarium.

Captain W. F. , Bellwood, Barnhill, Miles, John F., silk-finisher, Bellwood Cottage. Mill, Isabella, 26 West Mill street. James, 4 Milne street. Mrs George, 18 Barrack street. —

MILL—MILLER. 139

INIil], Mrs James, 19 Leonard street. Mrs Robert, 59 Priory place. Miloy, John, provision dealer, 43 Meal vennel. Miller, Alexander, hatter and hosier, 201 High street —ho., 191. Alexander, plumber and gasfitter, 26 Gowrie street. Andrew, clothier, 4 Stormont street. Andrew, tailor, 2 James street. Andrew, ship-caplain, 13 Queen street. Angus, wire-fencer, 12 Leonard street. Ann, lodgings, 2 Glover street. Betsy, 41 Main street. Charles, mason, 94 Reform place. David, grocer and spirit-dealer, 23 Hospital street—house, Paradise place. David, provision dealer, 34 Skinnergate. David, painter, 16 James street. David, shoemaker, 43 Skinnergate. David, tavern-keeper, Cherrybank. Elizabeth, milliner, 143 High street. Frederick, clerk, 23 Carpenter street. & Gall, printers. South Tay street. George (of Miller & Gall), Comely Bank House. George, currier, 5 Gowrie street. George, quarrier, 7 Earl's dykes. George, pressman, 28 Caledonian road.

J. & J., solicitors, 10 Blackfriars street. James, forester, Craigie. James, County Inn, 18 South Methven street. James M., musical instrument dealer, 3 County place house, 67 Canal street. James, tenter, 151 High street. James, tobacconist and stationer, 127 High street. James, joiner, 4 North port. James, mason, in South street. James, dyer. Friar street. James, commercial traveller. Friar street. Bridgend. James D. (of J. & J. Miller), Knowehead, James, sawyer, 33 Castlegable. John, mason, 6 Oliphant's vennel. John, railway guard, 46 Leonard street. John, hatter, 61 High street. John, painter, 50 Victoria street. John M. (of J. & J. Miller), Maytield, Bridgend. Margaret, 352 High street. Margaret, 7 Barossa place. Margaret, 27 Barossa place. Mary, 11 Pomarium. Miss, 6 Brompton terrace, Kinnoull. —

140 MILLER MITCHELL.

Miller, Mrs Alexander, 23 Cross street. Mrs Alexander, 6 Canal street. Mrs Andrew, 58 Long causeway. Mrs David, staymaker, 7 Paul street. Mrs Helen, 30 King street, Mrs James, servants' register office, 123 High street. Mrs James, provision dealer, 25 King street.

Mrs John, 1 5 Kirkgate, Mrs John, lodgings, 39 North Methven street. Mrs Thomas, 15 Commercial street. Mrs William, 12 Barossa street. Mrs William, Shore. Peter, engine-driver, 170 High street. Richard, gasfitter, 308 High street. Robert, butcher, 24 South Methven st. —ho., 19 Scott st. Robert, pointsman, 31 Pomarium. Thomas, dyer, 50 Barossa street. Thomas, A.M., LL.D,. F.R.S.E., Inchbank, Bridgend. Thomas, carter, 70 Long causeway. Thomas, carter, 14 Kirkside. Thomas, Elderslie Villa, Dunkeld road. William, tobacconist, 57 George street. William, dyer, 309 High street. William, plasterer, 146 High street. William, baker, 61 Strathmore street. Milln, Charles, patternmaker, 4 Priory place. David N., coal and insurance agent, 270 High street house, 4 Priory place. Milne, Andrew, labourer, 266 High street. George, joiner, 41 Stormont street. Henry, staft-sergeant, Victoria barracks. James, soldier, 20 James street. James, engine-driver, 127 Canal street. Joseph, labourer, 69 Leonard street. John, shipmaster, 4 North port. Lillias, 18 Scott street.

Mrs A. , 26 West Mill street. Mrs Alexander, 36 Long causeway. Mrs William, 1 1 Barossa place. Peter, porter, 36 Long causeway. Rev. Robert, D.D., Viewlands, Glasgow road. William, policeman, 5 Victoria court, Canal street. Milton, David, planemaker, 102 High street. Minigan, Patrick, labourer, 146 High street. Mitchell, Andrew, plumber, 17 Mill street. Ebenezer (of Morton & Mitchells), Crossmount Cottage, Bridgend. Euphemia, 61 Scott street. MITCHELL MOIR. I4I

Mitchell, Hector, & Son, ropemakers, 202 High street—work, Caledonian road. Helen, 47 Watergate, Hugh, late draper, 19 St. John street. James (of Morton & Mitchells), Exeter Bank, Scone. James, fireman, 20 Whitefriars street. James, shoemaker, 4 Back wynd. John, mason, 34 Newrow. John, dyer, 113 High street. John, fireman, 30 Caledonian road. John, gardener, 13 Barossa street. Mrs Andrew, 8 Pomarium. Mrs Betsy, 330 High street. Mrs Charles, mangle-keeper, 2 South street. Mrs James, 35 Watergate. Peter, porter, 15 Kinnoull causeway. Robert, solicitor, 16 High street—ho., 2 Rose terrace. Robert, baker, 2 West Bridge street — house, 10 Main st. Robert, mason, 1 1 Canal street. Robert, printer, 38 Athole street. Robert, tenter, 9 Market street. Robert, labourer, 34 Newrow. Robert, labourer, 69 Leonard street. William, dyer, 25 Leonard street. William, labourer, Cherrybank. William, dyer, Balhousie Buildings. William, labourer, Wellshill. Mitchelson, William, coal-merchant, 24 Market street. Model Lodging-House, 24 Skinnergate—Peter Robertson, keeper. Mofiat, Adam, shepherd, 5 Market street. James, clerk, 49 Glover street. William, railway inspector, 56 South William street. Moir, Alexander, prison warder, 35 Scott street. Andrew, mason, ']'] Leonard street. Andrew, fireman, High Craigie. David, dyer, 5 Balhousie Buildings. George, builder, Alexandra st. —house, 36 Queen street. James, accountant, 22 St. John street—house, 3 North Methven street. James, teacher (North Port School), 42 Tay street. James, builder, St. Catherine's place, High street. James, weaver, 10 Clayholes. James, shoemaker, 4 Back wynd. James A., grocer, i Leonard street—house, Roslyn place. John, builder, Balhousie—house, 7 Balhousie street. John, prison warder, ill South street. Mrs William, grocer, 25 Main street. 142. MOIR—MORRISON.

Moir, Robert, weaver, 304 High street. Moncrieff, Alexander (of R. H. Moncrieff & Co.), Potterhill, Bridgend. Alexander, glassblower, 139 Canal crescent. Alexander, labourer, 9 Claypots wynd. Alexander, dyer, 68 Canal street. Andrew, glassblower, 39 Leonard street. David, glassblower, 219 South street. David, mason, 4 James street. James, inkmaker, 10 Glover street. James, manager, dye-works, 38 Tay street. James, bottle-blower, 139 Canal crescent. Janet, 19 Mill street. John, clerk, 17 Glover street. John, North British Glass and Ink Works, Caledonian road —house. Hay street. John, butcher, 107 South street —house, 68 St. John st. Mary & Margaret, 5 Athole place. Mrs David, tobacconist, 57 Princes street. & Co., R. H., solicitors, 8 Blackfriars street. Thomas, grocer, Leonard street—house above. William, carpenter, 70 Victoria street. ^Moncur, James (General Prison), Strathearn terrace, Glasgow road. Mrs David, teacher, Craigie Park terrace. Money, James, labourer, 46 Pomarium. Monteith, Marjory, laundress, 16 Paul street. Mrs John 4 Marshall place. William, millwright, 82 South street. Montgomerie, John, 6 Moncreiffe terrace, Craigie. Montgomery, James, baker, 291 High street. James, commercial traveller, 4 West High street. Moore, John M., tailor and clothier, 43 North Methven street. Janet, dairy, 31 Castlegable. jMoran, Anthony, labourer, 11 Thimblerow. Peter, labourer, 9 Thimblerow, Thomas, labourer, 240 South street. ]More, Mrs David, lodgings, 19 Leonard street. Robert, weaver, 304 High street. ]Morgan, Andrew, carter, 55 High street. Andrew, grocer, 95 High street. Mrs Alexander, 10 Paul's close. Joseph, Francis, dyer, Elmbank, Barnhill. Winifred, 7 Paul street. Morrison, Alexander, hemp dresser, 10 Long causeway. Alexander, 40 Shields' place. David, joiner, St. Catherine's place. High street. David, labourer, 4 ]Milne street. —

MORRISON—MULLHEARN, 1 43

Morrison, Daniel, slater, 9 Scott street. James, boot-finisher, 12 Commercial street. James, cabinetmaker, 18 Barossa street—house, 25. Jane, dressmaker, Moir's Buildings, Caledonian road. Jane, dressmaker, 21 Atliole street—house, 27. J. & R., accountants and sharebrokers, 4 Blackfriars st. Mary Ann, 6 Charlotte street. Misses C. & E., Springfield, Kinnoull. Peter, warper, 9 Scott street. Robert (of J. & R. Morison) —house, Hasland, Kinnoull. Sarah, sick-nurse, 26 Princes street. Thomas, upholsterer, 57 South street. Morris, Alexander, engine-driver, 6 Cross street. Robert, brassfinisher, 19 Union street.' Morton, Alexander, labourer, i Union street lane. Andrew D., prison warder, 39 Canal street. Ann, 16 Main street. David (of Morton & Mitchells), Rockville, Barnhill. Gavin (of Fraser & Morton), Friar street.

James, dyer, 2i7 Commercial street. James, law clerk, 16 Athole street. James, tanner, currier, and boot and shoe manufacturer, Bridgend Tan-Works—retail shop, 99 High street house, Tay Bank,Isla road. Mrs Duncan, 75 Leonard street. Mrs Duncan, seamstress, 21 Kinnoull street. Rev. Robert, 23 James street. William, labourer, 119 South street. William, brakesman, t,'] Newrow. «& Mitchells, drapers, clothiers, &c., 23 St. John street. Moss, Elizabeth, Ivybank, Craigie. Moyes, Andrew, tailor and clothier, S'^ High street—house, Rosebank Villa, Dunkeld road. James, engine-driver, Horner's lane. Muckersie, Andrew, cooper, 14 Horner's lane. John, labourer, 61 Meal vennel. William, hairdresser and cooper, 3 and 5 Princes street. Muego, George, hairdresser, 71 South Methven street—house, 34 Shields' place. ]\Iuir & Martin, brewers, 121 Canal street. Thomas, coal-agent, Glasgow road Coal Depot. William (of Muir & Martin), Ligiiwood, Scone. Muirhead, David, labourer, 22 Meal vennel. & Sons, George, painters and paperhangers, 18 Athole street—house, 5 North port. Mulharron, Alexander, railway porter, 6 Barrack street. Mullholland, William, confectioner, 325 High street. Mullhearn, Peter, labourer, 159 South street. 144 MULLION MURIE.

Mullion, James, baker, 7 Leonard street. John, brassfounder, 199 South street. Thomas, baker, 38 Pomarium. Munro, Angus, guard, 34 Caledonian road. Ann, laundress, 34 Newrow. Christina, 228 South street. David, brassfounder, 3 Mill wynd. David, jeweller and lapidary, 14 Charlotte street—house, 2 Thistle lane. David, refreshments, 262 High street. Donald, plumber, Scott street. George, labourer, 16 Long causeway. Hector, manager. New Club, Tay street. Helen, refreshment rooms, 262 High street, Hugh, traffic inspector, 16 Hospital street.

Hugh F. , wireworker, 36 Skinnergate. Hugh, joiner, 16 Commercial street. James, labourer, 3 North Methven street. James, labourer, 5 Gladstone terrace. John, dyer, Westview Cottage, Dunkeld road. John, cabinetmaker, 216 High stret. John, joiner, 4 South street. Janet, grocer, 324^ High street. Joseph W., assistant-inspector, of Schools, 25 Queen st. Mrs, eating-house, 221 South street. Mrs Alexander, 199 High street. Mrs David, 26 Long causeway. Mrs John, Granville Place, Market street. Robert, plasterer, 3 Lickley place Thomas, wholesale grocer. West Mill street —-house Mount Tabor. William, family grocer, 13 North port—house, 11. Mrs William, 6 Long causeway. Murdoch, David, plasterer, 8 Kirkgate. James R., stationer and fancy goods dealer, 78 St. John street—house, i Evelyn terrace, Craigie. John, pointsman, 35 Newrow. John, 30 George street. William, labourer, 21 Kinnoull street. Murfit, George, labourer, 119 South street. Murie, Charlotte, 41 Main street.

David, dyer, 2>7 Commercial street. George, labourer, 6 County place. James, dyer, 33 Main street. John, plumber, 47 Watergate. John Scott, labourer, 37 Commercial street. John, labourer, 31 Newrow. Thomas, pensioner, 315 High street. . —

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Murie, William, waiter, 5 Gowrie street. Murphy, Andrew, labourer, 69 South street. David, labourer, 170 High street. Edward, dyer, 5 Shields' place, Dunkeld road. Mrs James, pawnbroker, 37 Mill street—house, 36. Thomas, labourer, 12 Barossa street. Murray, Adam, packer, 9 Pomarium. Alexander, dyer, 79 Leonard street. David B., carver and gilder, 14 and 22 South street house, 41 St. John street. David, porter, 126 High street. Hugh, hostler, 14 Cow vennel. James, joiner, 90 Victoria Street. John, The Bield, Kinnoull. John, clerk, Craigie Cottage. ; John, mason, 224 High street. [ ' John, shoemaker, 97 South street. John, cabman, 6 Cow vennel. Joseph, joiner, 292 High street. J. & P., plumbers and gasfitters, 49 Princes street. Michael, labourer, 44 South street. Mrs Alexander, 69 North Methven street. Mrs Alexander, 28 Whitefriars street. Mrs Isabella, 51 Strathmore street. Mrs John, lodgings, Star buildings, 24 Canal Street. Mrs John, Craigie Park terrace. Mrs Margaret, 125 South street. Robert, salesman, 48 Newrow. Robert, cowfeeder, 1 1 Barossa street. Robert, dyer, 4 Victoria court, Canal street. Robert, labourer, 126 High street. William, clerk, 75 Main street. William, slater and chimney sweep, 10 Pomarium, William, shoemaker, 50 Meal vennel. William, labourer, 82 South street. Murray Royal Asylum, Bridgend. Mustard, David, cooper, 56 West Mill street, Myles, John, silk-finisher, Bellwood Cottage, Kinnoull. Robert, stoker, 8 St. Ann's lane. Mylie, David, gatekeeper, 9 High street. Myron, George, clerk, 32 Shields' place, Dunkeld road

IS/Lc M'Adam, Hugh, foreman, chemical works, Shore. Maitland, manager, chemical works, Shore. M'Ainsh,. Alexander, joiner, 41 Kinnoull causeway. Catherine, 246 High street. David, carter, 102 Reform place. 146 M 'airly—m'cash.

M 'Airly, Miss, dressmaker, 1 1 Stormont street. M 'Alpine, William, 91 Leonard street, M 'Anally, Bernard, labourer, 27 Castlegable. Francis, shoemaker, 27 Castlegable.

M 'Andrews, Duncan, blacksmith, 2>^ Castlegable. James, gardener, S% Reform place. Mrs Rachel, 19 North Methven street. M'Ara, Annie, dressmaker, 31 George street. James, joiner, 9 High street. M 'Arthur, Donald, shoemaker, t,^. Hospital street—house, 36 Leonard street. James, wine and spirit dealer, 1 1 Mill street. James, carter, 27 Pomarium. John, labourer, 9 South William street. John, guard, 81 Kinnoull causeway. John, turner and bobbin-maker, 120 High street. John, spirit-merchant, 307 High street—house 56 George street. Mrs Malcolm, 71 Pomarium. Mrs Peter, shoemaker, 9 Skinnergate. Mrs Peter, lodgings, 6 Canal street. Peter, spirit-dealer, 18 Bridge lane—house, 56 George st. Richard, turner, 120 High street. Silvester, labourer, 34 Newrow. William, railway inspector, 10 Priory place. M'Aulay, Catherine, 70 South Methven street. George, labourer, 39 Princes street. James, mechanic, 2)7 Princes street. Mrs John, 177 South street. M'Bain, Alexander, labourer, 136 South street. Mrs Ann, mangle-keeper, 4 Bridge lane. M'Call, James, labourer, 120 Canal street. John, baker, 89 South street. Mrs Duncan, grocer, 50 Pomarium. M'Callum, Colin, baker, 37 Commercial street. John, labourer, 32 Skinnergate. Mrs James, 5 Market street. M'Cash, Andrew R., working jeweller & goldsmith, 47 High st. Daniel, moulder, 297 High street. George, shoemaker, 71 Watergate. James, dyer, 23 Carpenter street. James, labourer, 330 High street. James (of J. M'Cash & Son), 3 Queen street. John (of J. M'Cash & Son), Springbank House, Glasgow road. John & Son, grain merchants, &c., Dovecotland. John, seaman. New Shore. John B., solicitor, 28 High st. —ho., 7 Strathearn terrace. m'clinket—m'donald. 147

M'CIinket, Mrs, mangle-keeper, Horner's lane. M'Clure, Robert, coal-vendor, 28 Long causeway. M'Coll, Finlay, joiner, 44 Athole street. M'Condoch, Robert, railway guard, Victoria court, Canal st. M'Connel, Melville, sawmiller, New Shore. M'Conochie, George, 24 Pomarium. James, joiner, 30 Whitefriars street. John, restaurateur, 26 Mill street. John, labourer, 116 High street. Misses, 58 South Methven street. Mrs Edward, High Craigie. Mrs Stewart, grocer, 29 Castlegable. Stewart, labourer, Scott street.

M'Cormack, John, commercial traveller, 1 1 Queen street. John, labourer, 3 Thimblerow. Mrs Cornelius, 312 High street. Patrick, sergeant-major, 22 Caledonian road. & Son, C, ropespinners, 17 Kirkgate. M 'Cowan, Mrs Colin, milliner and servants' register office, I South St. John's place —house, 8 St. Ann's lane. Peter, Red Lion Inn, 123 High street. Peter, upholsterer, 5 Cross street. M'Craw, John, labourer, 45 Canal street. Samuel, millwright, 39 Princes street. M'Crostie, Mrs John, 3 Cherry lane. M'Culloch, Mrs Alexander, 273 High street. Mrs Peter, 5 Milne street. M'Currach, James, builder, 48 Victoria street—ho., 22 King st. Mrs Peter, 48 Victoria street. M'Diarmid, Ann, 70 South Methven street. Donald, cowfeeder, 62 Pomarium. John & Donald, grocers, wine and spirit merchants, 4 County place. Mrs Alexander, 46 Long causeway. Peter, 32 Caledonian road. M 'Donald, Alexander, detective, 24 Canal street. Alexander, dyer, 55 High street. Alexander, railway porter, 238 High street. A. Burns, collector, Stamps and Taxes, Tay street— house, Earnoch Bank, Bridgend. Archibald, 18 Marshall place. Catherine, 48 North Methven street. Charles, seaman, 8 East Bridge street. Charles, tailor, 192 South street. C. & J., wine and spirit merchants, 74 George street and 25 Castlegable—house, 3 Athole place. Daniel, tailor, 137 High street. David, dyer, 246 High street. 148 M 'DONALD.

M 'Donald, David, bricklayer, 300J High street. David, dyer, 8 Balhousie Buildings. David, provision dealer, 95 South street. Donald, porter, 120 Canal street. Donald, prison warder, 2 St. Ann's lane. Edward, labourer, 67 Watergate. Edward, joiner, 64 Poniarium. Flora, 52 Main street. Flora, laundress, 207 High street. Flora, provision dealer, 17 Greyfriars lane. Eraser, & Co., auctioneers and land surveyors, Auction Market, Caledonian road. George, labourer, 7 Low street. George, blacksmith, 170 High street. Helen, 102 High street. J. & W., grain merchants and millers, 52 and 54 South Methven street.

James (of J. & W. M 'Donald), York place. James, provision dealer, 78 South street. James, fireman, 170 High street. James, shoemaker, 2 West Bridge street—house, 5 East Bridge street. James H., stoneware dealer, 5 Mill street. James, joiner, 68 Athole street. James, 224 South street. James, china dealer, 4^ Mill street. John, bottle-blower, 308 High street. John, Strathview Villa.

John (of C. & J. M'Donald), 3 Athole place. John, baker, 324 High street. John, labourer, 35 Mill street. John, dyer's finisher, George Inn lane. John, grocer, 174 High street. John, inspector of police, 4 South Methven street. John, hostler, 6 West High street. John, carter, 57 Main street. John, labourer, 6 West High street. John, mason, 327 High street. John, labourer, 21 Whitefriars street. John, meal and sack merchant, 39 South street. John, bookbinder, 17 Melville street. John, labourer, 224 High street. John, butcher, 12 St. John street. John, blacksmith, 24 Carpenter street. John, labourer, 170 High street. Jessie, fishdealer, 252 High street—house, 258. Martin, labourer, 40 Meal vennel. Margaret, 41 Stormont street. —

m'donald—m'duff. 149

M 'Donald, Margaret, 301 High street. Mrs Ann, 98 South street. Mrs Donald, 15 Pomarium. Mrs Donald, i York place. Mrs Duncan, 5 Meal vennel. Mrs James, 15 Charteris street. Mrs James, 301 High street. Mrs John, 33 Castlegable. Mrs John, 82 South street. Mrs John, 6 Melville street. Mrs John, 224 High street. Mrs Laurence, 28 West Mill street. Mrs Peter, refreshment rooms, 5 Market street. Mrs Ronald, 306 High street. Mrs William, 20 South street. Mrs William, 51 Watergate. Murdoch, mason, 12 Mill street. Peter, cabinetmaker, i Kirkgate. Robert, inspector of poor, 14 South street. Robert, mason, 2 Rose lane. Robert, 3 Cow vennel. Robert, 48 Carr's croft. Ronald, dyer's labourer, 4 Nev^^row. Thomas, shoemaker, 209 South street—^house 21 r. Walter, golf-club maker, 30 Carpenter street—house, 23. William (of J. & W. M 'Donald), Woodside house, Balhousie. William, refreshment rooms, General Railway Station house, Woodlands. William, gardener, 27 Main street. William, sailmaker, 13 Glover street. William, plasterer, 25 Barossa street. William, sawmiller, 18 Strathmore street. William, shoemaker, 17 Stormont street. M'Dougall, Ann, 19 Balhousie street. Donald, cabman, 37 Canal street. Duncan, fireman, 10 Canal street. Henry, porter, 35 Watergate. James, labourer, 6 Whitefriars street. James, chimney-sweeper, 313 High street, John, labourer, 56 Mill street. John, tenter, 112 Canal street. John, mason, 327 High street. Mrs Jane, 224 High street. Mrs John, 394 High street. P. & W., slaters, Horner's lane. Peter, chimney-sweeper and slater, 282 High street. M'Duff, Peter, 81 KinnouU causeway. I50 m'duff—m'farlane.

M'Duff, Peter, surfaceman, 26 Pomarium. William, tenter, 21 Kinnoull street. M'Ewan, Andrew, coal-merchant, 11 Hospital street—house 34- Scott street. Alexander, Coachman, 8 Union street. David, detective police-officer, 88 South street. David, labourer, 396 High street. David, tinsmith, 82 South street. David, painter, 199 South street. Edward, clerk, 8 Market street. James, labourer, 10 Balhousie buildings, Dunkeld road. James, general draper, 56 St. John street. James, residenter, 8 King's place. Janet, lodgings, 137 High street. Mrs Alexander, 19 Speygate. Mrs Ann, 51 Commercial street. Mrs David, washer, 253 High street. Mrs James, provision dealer, 13 Gowrie street—ho., 17. Mrs James, seamstress, 15 Commercial street. Mrs Peter, 18 Queen street, Craigie. Mrs Thomas, 64 Pomarium. William, mason, 20 Long causeway. William, baker, 13 George street—house II. M'Farlane, Alexander, blacksmith, 2 Union lane. Alexander, clerk, 25 High street. Archibald, shoemaker, 54 Long causeway. & Co., Perth Foundry, Paul street. David, dresser, 15 Thimblerow. David, pointsman, 4 Newrow. Donald, fitter, 4 South Methven street. George, gardener, Viewfield Cottage. George, millwright, 36 Mill street. Isabella, dressmaker, 204 South street. Isabella, 6 Blackfriars street. James, tobacconist and stationer, 272 and 235 High street. James, labourer, 339 High street. James, labourer, 5 Pomarium. James, railway porter, 3 St. Paul's square. James, mason, 239 High street. John, blacksmith, 8 Mill street. John, fireman, 390 High street. John, labourer, 17 James street. John, labourer, 246 High street. John, turner, 71 Watergate. John (of Stewart & M'Farlane), 90 Victoria street. John, writer. Friar street. John, lapper, 22 Melville street. M. & J., 5 Athole street. m'farlane—m'gregor. 151

M'Farlane, Margaret, 43 Leonard street. Margaret, dressmaker, i Claypots wynd. Margaret, 60 Scott street. Mary, 54 Watergate. Mrs Andrew, 103 Canal street. Mrs Catherine, 29 Stormont street. Mrs Daniel, i Kinnoull causeway. Mrs Donald, 2 Abbot street. Mrs Duncan, 28 St. John street. Mrs James, dairy, Craigie Park terrace. Mrs Peter, Stuart's place, Caledonian road. Mrs William, lodgings, 2 Glover street. Peter, joiner, Granville place. Market street. Peter, policeman, 34 Caledonian road. Peter, fireman, 39 Cross street. Robert, slater, 20 Carpenter, street. William, gamekeeper, 6 Victoria street. William, cabinetmaker, 246 High street. William, labourer, 34 Whitefriars street. M'Feat, Stewart, labourer, 85 South street. Stewart, labourer, 49 Commercial street. M 'Gibbon, John, letter-carrier, 12 High street. M 'Gilchrist, Joan, grocer, Craigie place. M'Gill, Margaret, laundress, 16 Main street. M'Gillivray, David, stoneware dealer, 51 South street. M'Gilliwie, Hannah, teacher, Wellshill School. Janet, 9 Charter lane. John, treasurer to Gas Commissioners, Friar street. Thomas, tailor, 10 Foundry lane. M'Ginn, Mrs, laundress, 15 Commercial street M'Glashan, Catherine, 26 Pomarium. James, labourer, New Shore. Janet, greengrocer, Kirkside. Mrs John, cowfeeder, 161 South street. Mrs Thomas, 12 George street. Peter, newspaper reporter, 191 High street. M'Glyn, George, warehouseman, 32 Melville street. Michael, labourer, 163 South street. Patrick, lodgings, 160 South street.

M'Gonnell, Daniel, labourer, i Lickley place. M'Gough, John, labourer, 40 Meal vennel. M 'Gowen, Joseph, labourer, 2 Paul's close. M'Gregor, Alexander, bookbinder, 17 Bridge lane—house, 22 St. John street. Alexander, weaver, 46 Kinnoull causeway. Alexander, ropespinner, 89 South street. Alexander, shoemaker, 8 St. Paul's square. Alexander, moulder, 36 West Mill street. 152 m'gregor.

M'Gregor, Alexander, labourer, 25 Leonard street. Alexander, draper, 20 South street. Alexander, dyer's finisher, 34 Scott street. Allan, Burns Tavern, 13 Watergate. Ann, winder, 68 Pomarium. David, jeweller, silversmith, and engraver, 40 George st. —house, Laurelbank, Bridgend. David, blacksmith, 19 Uiiion street. Donald, labourer, 232 High street. Duncan, butcher, 71 George street— house, 2 Bridge lane. Duncan, blacksmith, 77 Leonard street. Elizabeth, 37 Commercial street. Elizabeth, grocer, 321 5 High street. George, bellhanger, 37 Commercial street. George, carter, 1 1 County place. Helen, 25 Hospital street. Helen, hawker, 30 Newrow. Isabella, 59 Newrow. James, labourer, 44 Glover street. James, farm servant, Hatton, Kinnoull. James, clerk, 26 Melville street. James, labourer, 2 Cross street. James, 23 Cross street. John, spirit-dealer, 225 South street. John, joiner, 8J Whitefriars street. John, weaver, 2 Thimblerow. John, labourer, 18 West Mill street. John, postmaster, i Tay street. John, brakesman, 4 Paul's close. John, dyer, 3 Kinnoull causeway. John, rural letter-carrier, 6 Canal street. John, bootmaker, 27 Stormont street. John, dyer's labourer, 5 Thimblerow. John, labourer, 2 Clayholes. John, labourer, 30 Pomarium. John, brassfounder, 22 Barrack street. John, janitor (Sharp's Institution), 245 High street. J. & D., dairy, 168 High street—house, Gannochy Farm. Laurence, weaver, 75 South street. Malcolm, manure agent, 34 Caledonian road. M., dressmaker, 62 Athole street. Margaret, confectioner, 217 High st. —ho., 41 Cross st. Mrs Thomas, 3 Main street. Peter, labourer, 20 Thimblerow. Peter, gardener, 135 Canal crescent. Peter, assistant agent. National Bank, 5 High street. Richard, coachman, 8 Carpenter street. Robert, van-driver, 330 High street.

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m'gregor—m'intosh. 153 jM'Gregor, Thomas (of Jackson & M'Gregor), 10 Tay street. Vere, 87 Leonard street. William, labourer, 12 Paul street. William, 19 Barossa place. William, clerk, 2 James street. M'Guire, John, labourer, 146 High street. John, labourer, 129 South street. Mrs Catherine, provision dealer, 13 Meal vennel. M 'Hardy, John, labourer, 2 Brown street. John, prison warder, 22 Market street. M'llvride, Mrs Lewis, milliner, 226 High street. M'llwhan, William, dyer, 55 High street. M'Inroy, David, tailor, St. Ann's lane. John, dyer, St. Ann's lane. Mrs John, 4 Carpenter street. William, labourer, 13 Cutlog vennel. M'Intosh, Alexander, mechanic, 70 South street. Alexander, joiner, 126 High street. Alexander, labourer, 20 North port. A. W., jeweller, &c., 21 St. John street. Ann, 1 1 East Bridge street. David, South U, P. Church officer' 29 Kirkgate. David, clerk, 12 Union street lane. David, clerk, 37 Commercial street. Donald, engine-driver, 4 Market street. George, dyer, 24 Canal street. George, painter, 15 Kirkgate. Helen, Friar street. Hugh, gardener, i Victoria court, Canal street. James, labourer, 10 Foundry lane. John, labourer, 22 Athole street. John, guard, 32 Long causeway. John, cabinetmaker, 163 High street. John, commission and insurance agent, 5 George street house, 9 King's place. John, leather-merchant, 178 High street—ho., 45 South Methven street. Mrs Alexander, 45^ Pomarium. Mrs Angus, 48 Pomarium. Mrs Charles, grocer, 14 Gowrie st. —house, 48 Main st. Mrs Christian, 60 Scott street. Mrs C, 61 Strathmore street. Mrs Helen, Craigie Park terrace. Mrs John, 7 Paul street. Mrs John, 103 Canal street. & Sons, cart Wrights, Market street—^lio., 126 High St. Thomas, dyer, 8 South street. William, insurance agent, 30 George st. —h., Alexandra st. —

154 m'intosh—m'kay.

M'Intosh, "William, insurance agent, 35 Castlegable. "William, painter, 3 Scott street. "William, tailor and clothier, 7 St. John street—house,, 113 High street. M'Intyre, Alexander (of Belmain & M'Intyre), 24 "Victoria st. Ann, furnishings, 188 High street. Donald, housepainter and decorator, 73 George street house, 69. George, labourer, 39 Castlegable. George, labourer, 13 Cutlog vennel. James, painter, 12 Meal vennel. James, porter, 211 South street. John, coachman, 22 Gladstone terrace. John, cabman, 5 Castlegable. John, labourer, 25 Glover street. John, coal salesman, 17 Hospital street. John, Red Lion Tavern, 30 High street. Joseph, dyer, 55 High street. Mrs Alexander, lodgings, 5 East Bridge street. Mrs John, 16 Pomarium. Mrs John, 2 North "William street. Mrs Thomas, 4 South street. Peter C. (of M'Intyre and Stewart), 8 Watergate. Robert, engine-fitter, 5 South street. & Stewart, bakers, 13 High street and 2 George street. Thomas, working jewellei, 292 High street. M'Kay, Alexander, 9 Athole street. Alexander, painter, 9 Main street. Andrew, bootmaker, 20 Meal vennel. Andrew T. (of Jamieson & Co.), 16 Rose terrace. Donald John, B.A., 20 Balhousie street. Donald M., solicitor, 35 York place. George, dyer, 190 High street. George, dyer, 7 Balhousie Buildings, Dunkeld road. Hugh, painter and paperhanger, 15 Main st. —house, 9. Hugh, railway porter, 83 Kinnoull causeway. James, forester, 1 1 Market street. Janet, 266 High street. John, labourer, 10 Carpenter street. John, shoemaker, 10 Foundry lane. John, labourer, 12 Commercial street. John, clerk, 59 Kinnoull causeway. Mackie, gardener, 73 Main street. Mrs A., provision dealer, 60 South street. Mrs John, 28 Pomarium. Mrs Robert, 99 Canal street. Patrick, hawker, 129 High street. Robert, sawyer, 65 Pomarium. M 'KAY—M 'KI LLOP. 1 5 5

M*Kay, Robert, architect, 266 High street. & Son, John, plasterers and cement workers, 7 Kinnoul! street.

William (of J. M'Kay & Son), 7 Kinnoull street. William, carter, 52 Pomarium. M'Kearn, Earnet, labourer, 282 High street. M 'Keith, David, labourer, 3 Cross street. James, engineer, 19 Speygate. William, labourer, 155 South street. M'Kendrick, Alex., shoemaker, Burnbank terrace, Bridgend. Andrew, joiner, 20 Newrow—house, 8 Barossa place. John, joiner, 84 Reform place. William, butcher, 15 South street—house, 16 Marshall place. William, carter, 31 Thimblerow. M'Kenzie, Alexander, clerk, 40 Victoria street. Alexander, labourer, 384 South street. Alexander, grocer, 39 Mill street. Daniel, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 157 South street —baking premises, 56 Princes street —house, 51 King street. David, labourer, 28 Commercial street. & Dickson, solicitors, 61 George street. Duncan, Old Ship Hotel, 25 High street. Emma L., matron. Girls' School, Wellshill. George A. (of Mackenzie & Dickson), Bridgend House. Hugh, labourer, 199 South street. James, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 12 and 14 Main street—house, i Comely bank. James, shoemaker, 105 South street. John (of Donaldson & Mackenzie), 42 George street. John, 18 North William street.

John, mason, 1 1 East Bridge street. Margaret, Inchbank, Main street. Mark, South Street Tavern, 121 South street. Mrs Alexander, i Kinnoull causeway. Mrs Alexander, 13 Leonard street. Mrs David, i Athole place. Peter, tailor, 18 Caledonian road. Robert, blacksmith, 22 Whitefriars street. Robert, joiner, 296 High street. Ronald, hostler, 2 Bridge lane. Thomas, market gardener, Barnhill. Thomas, labourer, 112 South street. William, carter. Shore. William, Glover street. M'Kerracher, John, slater, 292 High street. M'Killop, John, gardener, Barnhill. 156 m'killop—m'laren.

M'Killop, John, labourer, 85 South street Thomas, engine-driver, 12 Melville street. M'Kinlay, Agnes, 88 South street. Christian, 63 Priory place. Francis, coachman, 64 South street. Hugh, dyer, 23 Castlegable. James, fitter, i Charles street. John, fishing-tackle maker, 52 Athole street. Mary, 37 George street. Mrs James, 23 Castlegable. Peter, 63 Priory place. M'Kinven, James, basket manufacturer, 65 High street. M'Laggan, Charles, labourer, i Paul's close, Newrow. Daniel, 89 South street. Daniel, 85 South street. David, plumber, 14 Caledonian road. I' David, blacksmith. Burton place. «'

Isabella, laundress, 238 High street. ;;; Jessie, staymaker, 10 Charlotte street. f Mrs Hugh, High Craigie. V Mrs John, lodgings, 56 South William street. Mrs Peter, St. Catherine's place. Mrs William, Craigie place. Mrs William, 38 Main street. Peter, gunmaker, 274 High street. Robert, labourer, 49 Canal street. Robert, stationmaster, St. Leonard's Hall, Glover street. William (of Campbells, M 'Lagan, & Co.), Sunnybower, Kinnoull. M'Laren, Alexander, grocer, vi^ine and spirit merchant, 120 South street. Alexander, shipmaster, Dovecotland. Alexander, 61 George street. Andrew, superintendent of slaughter-house, Shore. Andrew, plumber, 8 Market street. Daniel, 11 South street. David, cab-driver, 103 Canal street. Duncan, hostler, 8 Castlegable. Duncan, coachman, Barnhill. James, fireman, 9 South William street. James, seaman, 9 Castlegable. James, porter, 4 St. Paul's square. James, joiner, 5 Market street. James, lorryman, 68 High street. James, blacksmith, 19 Mill street. John, ironturner, 55 Priory place. John, labourer, 99 Canal street. John, carter, 29 Mill street.

i m'laren—m'leish. 157

M'Laren, John, fireman, 20 Glover street. Laurence, policeman, 13 Cross street. Laurence, labourer, 6 Union street. Isabella, 8 Hospital street. Mary, 396 High street. Mrs Ann, 6 Strathmore street. Mrs George, 5 Gowrie street. Mrs Janet, 88 South street. Mrs Peter, 67 Strathmore street. Peter, residenter, 8 Scott street. Peter, fireman, 65 Strathmore street. Peter, dyer, Ginfield. Peter, guard. Hospital Buildings. William, joiner, 24 North Methven street—house, 36. William, porter, Craigie place. William, labourer, 55 High street. M'Lauchlan, Alexander (late painter), 13 North Methven street. Alexander, provision dealer, 80 South street. Daniel, slater and chimney sweeper, 47 Watergate. George, stoneware merchant, 211 and 213 High street. George, finisher, 24 Whitefiriars street. Hugh, painter, 5 Meal vennel. James, labourer, 44 Barossa street. John, labourer, 104 Canal crescent. John, sawyer, 167 South street. Peter, mechanic, 12 North Methven street. Robert, clerk, 26 Glover street. Thomas, clothier and hatter, 180 High street. M'Lean, Andrew, joiner, 2 Union lane. A. B., dancing-master, 4 Victoria street. Daniel M., glassblower, 105 South street. Daniel, joiner, 129 High street. Donald, tailor and clothier, 56 South street—house, 4. Duncan, carter, 31 George street. James, farrier, 4J Mill street—house, 14 Bridge lane. John, cabman, 10 Canal street. John, glassblower, 17 Pomarium. John, glassblower, 291 High street. Peter, pipemaker, 6 Flesh vennel. Peter, fruiterer, 69 South Methven street & 6 County pi. Samuel, pipemaker, 3 St. Paul's square. Sarah, 199 South street. M'Leish, Alexander, plumber, 3 Lickley place. Andrew, porter. South Tay street. Daniel, porter, 10 Moir's Buildings, Caledonian road. Grace, 22 Barossa place. James, plumber & brassfounder (captain of Fire Brigade), 15 Mill street. 158 m'leish—m'naughton.

M'Leish, Mrs David, 19 Speygate. Mrs James, 33 Leonard street. Robert, stoker, 30 Pomarium. Robert, labourer, 336 High street. William (of Thomas & MacLeish), city-clerk, Riversdale, Bridgend. M'Lennan, Alexander, porter, 12 Moir's Buildings, Cal. road. M'Leod, Daniel, spirit-dealer, 257 High street. Jessie, 8 Moir's Buildings, Caledonian road. James, brassfinisher, 16 North port. John, smith, 53^ South street, John, dyer's finisher, 15 Hospital street. John, nursery and seedsman, 26 George street. Kate, 24 Carpenter street. Misses, dressmakers, 19 St, John street. Mrs Catherine, lodgings, 36 George street. Mrs Donald, 39 Watergate. Mrs Peter, dairy, 9 Low street. William, grocer, 22 Carpenter street. M'Mahon, Barclay, labourer, 142 South street. Mary, 308 High street. Michael, grocer, 48 Meal vennel. Sarah, draper, 52 Meal vennel. M 'Martin, Daniel, joiner, 31 Scott street, M'Master, Charles, Temperance Hotel, 31 St. John street. M'Menamy, Andrew, labourer, 87 High street. James, plasterer, 181 High street. M'Millan, James, gardener, Springland Lodge. John, M.A., teacher (Academy), 4Moncrieflfe ter., Craigie. John, cabman, 197 South street. John, shoemaker, 82 South street. John, labourer, 57 Pomarium. William, fireman, 84 Pomarium, William, mason, 10 Commercial street. M'Nab, Margaret, servants' register, 14 South street. Mrs Duncan, 12 West Mill street. Robert, 2 Balhousie bank. William, provision dealer, 84 South street. M'Nair, John, engine-driver, 142 Canal crescent. Mrs James, Scott street. Thomas, dyer, 240 South street. Peter, tobacco-spinner, 34 Caledonian road. M'Namara, Michael, dyer, 46 Pomarium. M'Naughton, Alexander, accountant, 57 King street. & Dewar, drapers, 8 George street. John, M.D., Southview, Edinburgh road. Misses, 3 Barossa place. Mrs Jane, 13 Barossa street. m'naughton—m'pherson. 15^

M'Naughton, Mrs John, 7 Marshall place. Mrs Peter, 18 Paul street. Peter, labourer, 89. Main street. William (of M'Naughton & Dewar), Croft House, Isla road. William, weaver. Earl's dykes. M'Neil, Alexander, labourer, 13 Speygate. Alexander, dyer, 12 Barossa street. Isabella, 6 St. Paul's square. James, carter, 4 Market street. John (of Wm. Frew & Sons), Balhousie House. Peter, labourer, George Inn lane. Peter, engine-driver, 282 High street. Peter, grocer, 278 High street—house, 282. Thomas, tailor, 40 and 42 Commercial street. M'Nicoll, James, shoemaker, 10 St. John st. —ho., 9 High st. James, labourer, 15 Bridge lane. M'Niven, C, 20 South street. Donald, labourer, 210 South street. M 'Ornish, Peter, labourer, 10 Canal street. M'Owen, Mrs Elizabeth, 129 High street. M'Pherson, Alexander, joiner, 3 Cutlog vennel. Alexander, plasterer, 198 High street. Colonel Duncan, C.B., commanding 42nd Regimental District, Blackfriars House. David, labourer, 5 Milne street. David, carpenter, 6 Canal street. George, billiardroom-keeper, 20 Mill street. Hugh, dyer, 21 Kinnoull street. Isabella, 3 Water vennel. James, labourer, 29 Kirkgate. John, tailor, 89 South street. John, labourer, 293 High street. John, labourer, 35 Cross street. John, engine-fitter, 13 Horner's lane. John, inspector of county police, Comely Bank House. John, painter, 58 Castlegaljle. John, gardener, 41 Stormont street. Laurence, sawyer, 232 High street. Mrs Catherine, 302 High street. Mrs Duncan, 17 East Bridge street. Mrs Elizabeth, 11 Meal vennel. Mrs James, 50 Leonard street. Mrs John, 68 Pomarium. Mrs Malcolm, sick-nurse, 297 High street. Mrs Margaret, Kirk close, 80 High street. Robert, painter, 270 High street. Robert, painter, 3 Watergate. —

1 6o M 'PHERSON—NATIONAL.

M'Pherson, William, tailor, 9 South William street. M'Quade, James, broker, 219 High street. M'Queen & Hay, undertakers, 30 Princes street & 61 Newrow. James, posting establishment, 30 Princes street and 189 South street—house, 31 York place. Martin, labourer, 145 High street. Mrs Thomas, laundress, 79 South street. Thomas, labourer, 216 South street. M'Queenie, Patrick, labourer, 145 High street. M'Quade, Hugh, broker, 3 Meal vennel. M'Quhae, James, dyer, 73 Main street. John, blacksmith, Paul street. Margaret, 44 Main street. Thomas, blacksmith, 12 Carpenter street—house above. M'Rae, Daniel, dyer, 216 High street. Donald, labourer, i Lickley place. James, shoemaker, 55 High street. Kenneth, shepherd, 47 Kinnoull causeway. Mrs Duncan, 21 St. John's place. Mrs J., grocer, 218 High street. Mrs James, 9 Bridge lane. Patrick, teacher, 113 High street. M'Robie, William, guard, 84 Pomarium. M'Rorie, Alexander, labourer, 25 Hospital street. James, labourer, 55 High street. M'Vean, James, labourer, 5 Strathmore street. John, game-dealer, 72 South Methven street—^house, 70. M'Vicar, Alexander, quarryman, 18 Whitefriars street.

James, painter, 43 Scott street. • Mrs, 70 South street. William, painter and paperhanger, 177 High street house, 4 Barossa place. M'Whannel, George, plasterer, 266 High street.

James, dyer, ^;^ Pomarium. M'William, Isabella, factory-worker, 32 Thimblerow. IT

Nairn, James, house-painter, 42 St. John st. —house, Westview Cottage, Dunkeld road. Henry, painter, 23 South Methven street. Mrs Helen, 4 Comelybank. Mrs William, 7 South Methven street. William, fireman, 37 Commercial street. Nairne, Mrs Charles, 13 North Methven street. National Bank Office, 5 High street—Thomas & MacLeish, joint-agents. National Security Savings Bank, Tay street—W. A. Barclay, actuary and cashier. —

NATURAL NICOL. l6l

Natural Science, Society of, Tay Street. Neil, Frederick G., 3 Comely bank. James, commercial traveller, 79 Canal street. John, blacksmith and farrier, 53 South street—^house, 17 Watergate. Neilson, Alexander, blacksmith, 6S Pomarium. George, labourer, 10 South Methven street. Peter, porter, 4 Newrow. Thomas, dyer, 29 Mill street. William, carpenter, 74 Pomarium. William (of Thomson & Neilson), 155 South street. Nelson, Alexander, hostler, 10 Tay street. David, dyer, 8 KinnouU street. Mrs Margaret, milliner, 247 High street. Robert, dyer's labourer, 4 Newrow. Ness, Alexander, labourer, 13 Priory place. James, tailor, 9 South street. Mrs Margaret, 54 Watergate. Mrs Margaret, 10 Commercial street. Mrs David, 4 Whitefriars street. Newby, Wm. H. (of Dandie & Newby), Murrayville, Kinnoull. Newlands, Mrs John, Tayside, Bridgend. Nicholas, Mrs Ann, 48 Commercial street. Nicholson, Alexander, labourer, 8 St. Ann's lane. Christopher, bank messenger, 56 George street. George; Exchange Hotel, 30 George street & 25 Skinner- gate—house, Albert Villa, Dunkeld road. Mrs William, 45 North Methven street. Nicol, Agnes, 297 High street. Charles, watchmaker, 6 West High street. David, blacksmith, 308 High street. David, 16 Glover street. David, cattle dealer, 3 Brunswick terrace. James, shoemaker, 45 Castlegable. James, labourer, 33 Castlegable. James, waggon-inspector, 26 Melville street.

James Young, bookseller and stationer, i George street house, 26 Melville street. Jessie, 8 Back wynd, Bridgend John, shoemaker, 63 South street, John C, spirit-dealer, Shore— house, 56 Victoria street. Joseph S., bookseller and receiving postmaster, 41 South Methven street—house, 5 Nelson street. Mary, 31 Pomarium. Mrs Charles, 34 Newrow.

. Mrs Charles, 7 Charteris street. Mrs George, 17 Pomarium. Mrs Margaret, 33 North Methven street. M 1 62 NICOL—PAROCHIAL.

Nicol, Mrs "William, Barnhill. Robert, glazier, 126 High street. Thomas, engine-driver, 43 Leonard street. Thomas Boyd, teacher of music, Bowerswell Cottage. "William, fireman, 100 Reform place. Nightingale, John, basketmaker, 61 Strathmore street. Niven, John, guard, ii Lindsay's Buildings, Caledonian road. Misses, 20 South street. Noble, Andrew, Balbeggie rural letter-carrier, 29 Stormont st. Nolan, Anthony, labourer, 103 High street. Norwell, David, shoemaker, 39 High street and 66 South Methven street—house, Sunnybower,- Kinnoull. David, coach wheeler, 8 Skinnergate. John, shoemaker, 232 High street. John, shoemaker, 144 High street—house, Burnbank Terrace, Bridgend. Samuel, carpet-shoemaker, 23 Barossa street. O Oakin, Peter, blacksmith (dye-works lodge), Balhousie. Officer, Peter, guard, Mitchell's Buildings. Ogilvie, Henry, engine-driver, 23 Cross street. Joseph, miller, 21 Cross street. Marjory, 24 Canal street. Oliphant, Leonard, porter, 30 Pomarium. Robert, smith, 60 Pomarium. Oliver, George, miller, 14 "West Mill street. Mrs W. G., grocer, 15 Watergate. John, engine-driver, 79 South street. O'Neil, John, china-merchant, 275 High street—house, 273. Ord, Thomas, labourer, 199 South street. Orr, Mrs, 151 High street. Oswald, Helen, fruiterer, 37 St. John st. —h., 10 St. Ann's lane. Ower, John, miller, 7 Commercial street. Mary, 1 1 Keir street. Thomas, joiner, I Kinnoull causeway.

Page, Thomas, labourer, 20 Market street. Palmer, Charles (of Palmer & Co.), 6 Queen street. & Co., ironmongers and grocers, 200 High street. Mary, 47 Strathmore street. Mrs Gregory, 10 Carpenter street. Peter (retired merchant), 18 York place. Panton, John, clerk, 5 Moncreifife terrace. William, maltster, Craigie mill. Parochial Board Office, 16 South street—Robert M 'Donald inspector. —

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Paterson, Alexander, dyer, 6 Mill cloSe. Alexander', mason, 2 Brown street. David, labourer, 12 High street. George, cattle-dealer, 49 Priory place. George, 2 Glover street. George Kinloch H,, M.D,, 69 George street. Helen, 49 Newrow. Isabella, 80 High street. James, joint-agent. Bank of Scotland, 50 St. John street. James, clerk, 63 Priory place; James, clerk, 21 Cross street. John, Britannia Inn, 14 Mill street. John, currier, 2 Union street lane. Mrs Alexander, spirit-dealer, 145 Canal street—house, Spring Cottage, Canal street, Mrs Ann, 394 High street. Mrs Isabella, 3 Melville street. Mrs Robert, 300 High street. Peter, cabinetmaker, 35 Watergate. Peter, lapper, 3 Newrovi^. Sons, & Co., pianoforte and music-sellers, Princes street. Thomas, printer, 46 Pomarium. Thomas, engine-driver. Glover street. Thomas, w^atchmaker, 133 High street. William, C.E., Croft House, Craigie. William, lathsplitter, 38 Birossa street. Paton, Alexander, cattle-dealer, 301 High street. James D., clerk of works, Caledonian road. Jane, 24 Queen street. John, compositor, 306 High street. John, grocer and wine merchant, 240 High street—house, 52 Long causeway. Mrs James, soda-water manufacturer, 12 Horner's lane house, 9 Kinnoull causeway. Mrs James, dairy, 231 High street. Mrs James, flesher, 43 Princes street—house, 39. Mrs James, 386 High street. Mrs James, sick-nurse, Granville place, Market street. Peter, boilermaker, 286 High street. Robert, jeweller, 20 Newrow. & Son, Edward, gun makers and shooting estate agents, 44 George street —house, 13 Athole street. T. & J., grocers, 250 High street. Thomas, joiner, 31 Glover street. William, gatekeeper, 36 South William street. William, weaver, 4 North port. Patrick, James, prison warder, 38 Queen street. Mrs Keturah, 3 Moncreiffe terrace. 164 PATULLO PENNYCOOK.

Patullo, Charles, labourer, 22 Union lane. Mrs James, 46 Leonard street. Paul, Catherine A., 27 Scott street. Drummond, blacksmith, i Lickley place. James, 18 Watergate. James, labourer, 19 Mill street. William, finisher, Balhousie Buildings. Paxton, Mrs John, mangle-keeper, 9 Leonard street. Payne, George, military instructor, 21 Union street. Pearson, David, mason, 79 South street. George, mechanic, 43 Newrow. John^ weaver, 2 Thistle lane. Mary, 8 Murray street. Mrs Robert, 48 Commercial street. Thomas, mason, 79 South street. P'eattie, John, superintendent of Waterworks, 9 Main street. Peddie, Charles, timekeeper, 4 Market street. David (of W. & D.), Elderslie Cottage, Dunkeld road. John C, hairdresser and perfumer, 53 George street— house, 47 Canal street. John, mechanic, 67 Pomarium. John, sawyer, 9 Castlegable. John, joiner, 73 Main street. Mrs Daniel, 31 Queen street. Mrs David, 282 High street. Mrs David, laundress, 30 Horse cross. Mrs David, 8 West High street. Robert, head-master. Sharp's Educational Institution, 7 Comely bank. Thomas, tailor, 19 Union street. Thomas, weaver, 12 Paul street. Thomas, gasfitter, 246 High street. William, painter. Friar street.

W. & D. , ironmongers, 13 South Methven street. W. (of W. & D.), St. Catherine's place. Peebles, Allan, commission agent, Gowrie Cottage, Earnhill. David, gardener, 14 Union street lane. James A. (of Low & Peebles), 37 York place. John, plasterer, 32 York place. John, carter, 4 Milne street. Peter, coal-agent, Glasgow road coal depot. Peggie, James, baker, 190 High street. Penney, Andrew, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 65 George street—house, 72. James, mason, 9 South William street. Peter, 6 Thimblerow. Pennycook, William, clerk, 48 George street. Margaret, 27 Pomarium. ——

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People's Club and Reading-room, South St. John's place. Perkins, Edwin, 18 Barrack street. Perth Baking Company (Limited), North Methven street John Black, manager. Perth Chess Club—James Barlas, bookseller, 263 High St., secretary. Perth Coffee-house Company (Limited), South Methven st. Perth Cooking Depot, 188 South street. Perth Co-operative Coal Society (Limited), 283 High st. —George M'Aulay, salesman. Perth Foundry, Paul street. Perth Libraries, 78 George st. and South St, John's place. Perth Loan Co., 80 High street—William Fyfe, manager. Perth Wheaten Bread Society, 49 North Methven street. Perthshire Advertiser and Strathmore Journal, Tay st. Perthshire Courier, 155 South street—office, Watergate. Perthshire Journal and Constitutional, South St. John's place. Perthshire Wine and Spirit Co., 6 Watergate. Peterkin, David, 6 Mill close. Grace, dressmaker, 80 High street. Peters, Alexander, grocer and spirit-dealer, 40 Long causeway house above. Andrew, coachsmith, 49 Pomarium. David, Free West Church officer, Watergate. Robert, mason, 232 High street. Petrie, Andrew, 4 Whitefriars street. George, labourer, 21 St. John's place. George, joiner, 282 High street. Hector, brassfinisher, Craigie Park terrace. John, labourer, 38 Princes street. John, engine-driver, 4 Newrow. Mrs John, hatter, 66 South street. Peter, dyer, 214 High street. Peter, engine-fitter, 5 Market street. Samuel, engine-driver, 42 Glover street. William, grocer, 47 Leonard street. Pettigrew, Mrs Rebecca, Ashton, Kinnoull. Phillip, Mrs Alexander, 55 Princes street. Phillips, Anne, ladies' outfitter, 23 St. John street—^ho., Gowrie House, Tay street. Mrs William, 14 Pomarium. William, joiner, Craigie Park terrace. William, labourer, 223 South street. Thomas, blacksmith, 116 South street. Pike, Richard, commercial traveller, 71 Princes street. Pinkerton, James Colquhoun, solicitor and notary public, 25

- . George street—house, St. Mirrins, Kinnoull. 1 66 PINKERTON—PROCURATOR.

Pinkerton, Robert, law-clerk, 14 Queen street. Pippin, Benjamin, labourer, 70 South street. Pirnie, Barbara, 22^ Barrack street. James, dresser, 47 Stormont street. Pirrie, Alex., post-office messenger, 47 Kinnoull causeway. & Anderson, coachbuilders. Princes street. David, coachmaker, 6 Union street. James P., house factor, 59 North Methven street. James R. (of Pirrie & Anderson), 39 Princes street. John Edward, organist, 59 North Methven street. Pitcaithly, Alexander, game-dealer, 16 Mill street—house. West Rhynd. George, joiner, 46 Athole street. James, slater, I Kinnoull causeway. John, guard, 64 Glover street. John, weaver, 19 Claypots wynd. Mrs Andrew, 67 Pomarium. William, dyer, 41 StormonL street. Pittendrich, William, labourer, 14 Union street lane. Plane, Andrew, fitter, Craigie Park cottages. Mrs John, Craigie place. Police Assessment Office, i High street—Robert Thomson, collector. Police Office, 18 Tay street—John Welsh, superintendent. Pollock, Walter, tobacco-spinner. Friar street. Poor- Rates Office, 12 South st. —^John Clark, collector. Pople, H. W., British Hotel, 99 Leonard street. Porteous, William, coal-dealer. Market st. —house, 5 Clayholes. Porter, Charles, tea-hawker, 246 High street. Henry, labourer, 31 Thimblerow. James, photographer, 61 George street. Mrs Margaret, photographer, 30 George street. Post-Office, 2 High street—^John M'Gregor, postmaster. Powrie, James, mason, 22 Market street. James, printer, 37 Canal street. James C., coach-wheeler, 70 Victoria street. Robert, labourer, Craigie Park terrace. William, french polisher, 80 High street. Pratt, George, joiner, 34 Caledonian road. J. & W., chimney-sweepers, Cutlog vennel. Prentice, Mrs John, 46 Long causeway. William, coachsmith, 83 Leonard street. Preston, James, servants' register office, 59 High street. Pringle, Robert, painter and paperhanger, ii High st. —ho,, 9. Prison Assessment Office, i High st. —R. Thomson, collector. Procurator-Fiscal's Office, County Buildings, foot of South street— Melville & Melville Jameson, jr., fiscals. —

PROPHET—RAMSAY. 1 67

Prophet, George, assistant station-master, 24 Glover street. Proudfoot, George, starcli manufacturer, Quarry mill. James, railway superintendent, 22 South William street. Lindsay O., gardener, Isla road. Robert, 30 Queen street. William, artist, 6 Charlotte street. Proven, James, shoemaker, 21. Kinnoull street. Public Baths and Wash-House, Mill street—John Todd. PuUar, Ann, 18 Whitefriars street, Charles, dairy, 40 Skinnergate. James, labourer, 38 Long causew^ay. James Ferguson (of J. Pullar & Sons), Rosebank, Kinnoull James, deacon, Bakers' Incorporation, 12 Melville street. Janet, dressmaker, 53 High street—house, 54. John, engine-fitter, 10 Melville street. Mrs Catherine, 20 Marshall place. Mrs James, 6 Mill close. Mrs James, 46 Commercial street. Mrs Thomas, joiner, i Foundry lane—ho., 60 Scott st. Robert (of J. Pullar & Sons), Tayside, Bridgend. & Sons, J., dyers to the Queen, Kinnoull street. & Son, Thomas, joiners, 54 Victoria street. Thomas, w^eaver, 9 Kinnoull causeway.

Gl Queen, John, broker, 36 Meal vennel. Philip, labourer, 69 South street. Quesock, Michael, labourer, 126 High street. Mrs, lodgings, 199 South street. :r

Rae, Isabella, 43 Commercial street. John, clerk, Granville place. Market street. Thomas, coachmaker, 4 South street. Rainnie, Rev. John, 20 York place. Rait, John, engine-driver, 83 Glover street. Ramage, Graeme, waiter, 19 Mill street.

John, tailors' cutter, 16 Priory place. • Ramsay, Alexander, pointsman, Barnhill. Alexander, china merchant, 128 to 138 South street house, 21 Barossa place. Graham, commercial traveller, Alexandra street. James, joiner, 14 Caledonian road. James, commercial traveller, 38 Tay street. Janet, 9 Castlegable. John, labourer, 8 Keir street. John, engine-driver, 34 Newrow. 1 68 RAMSAY REID.

Ramsay, John, joiner, 20 Thimblerow. Mrs, 55 High street. Mrs William, 20 Leonard street. Robert Greig, Rio Villa, Kinnoull. Thomas, labourer, 5 Keir street, William, lineman, 1 1 Hospital street. William G., slater, 31 Hospital street. Rankin, Joseph, painter, 95 High street. Rattray, Ann, 122 Canal crescent. James P., clerk, 18 Strathmore street. James, fitter, 1 1 Earl's dykes, John, dyer, 3 Lindsay's buildings, Caledonian road. John) dyer's finisher, 1 1 North port. Joseph, dyer's finisher, 8 Kinnoull street. Mrs Thomas, 16 Commercial street. William, labourer, Shore. Readdie, Ebenezer, 3 St. Leonard's bank. Mrs Catherine, 59 North Methven street. Mrs John, 15 Balhousie street. Thomas, builder, 59 North Methven street. Receiving Post-Offices, 41 South Methven street, 2 West High street, and Craigie. Reekie, David, mason, 21 Speygate. John, labourer. Shore. Mrs Alexander, 19 Claypots wynd. Mrs David, 10 Tay street. Registrar's Office for Births, Deaths, and Marriages, I High street—^James Dewar, registrar ; Andrew D. Johnman, assistant. Reid, Alexander, joiner, 89 South street. Alexander, dyer, 17 Stormont street. Alexander, joiner, 83 Main street. Alexander, labourer, 17 Isla street. Alexander, mason, 19 Mill street. Alexander, dyer, 1 1 North port. Alexander, french cleaner, 8 Caledonian place. Alfred, 48 George street. Andrew, railway porter, 9 Market street. Andrew (of Campbell & Co., limited), 28 Marshall place. Daniel, spirit-dealer, 171 High street. David, broker, 46 Meal vennel—house, 44. David, shipmaster, 19 Speygate. & Donald, chemists and aerated water manufacturers, 39 George street. George, plant inspector, 4 Newrow. George, watchman, Ginfield. Grace, 35 Stormont street. Henry, hairdresser, 7 Bridge lane—house, 15. REID—RICHARDSON. 1 69

Reid, Isabella, dairy, 6 South street. James, dyer, 58 Long causeway. James, joiner, Craigie place. James, engine-fitter, 25 Kinnoull causeway. Jane, 47 Stormont street. Jane, 71 Pomarium. Janet, 84 Pomarium. John, shipmaster, 72 Watergate. John, labourer, 32 Skinnergate. Ann, 198 South street. Margaret, washer, 59 Leonard street. Margaret, milliner, 322J High street. Mrs Alexander, 48 George street. Mrs Alexander, 35 Newrow. Mrs Charles, lodgings, 131 Canal crescent. Mrs John, 297 High street. Mrs John, 72 Watergate. Mrs Neil, 15 Marshall place. Mrs Robert, 44 Newrow. Mrs William, 207 High street. Mrs. William, 27 Kinnoull causeway. Mungo, labourer, 2 Thistle lane Peter, coachbuilder. Princes street—house, 42. Peter, slater, slate and cement merchant, East Milne st.

Peter, dyer's finisher, 1 1 North port. Peter, shoemaker, 13 Barossa street. Robert, joiner, 17 Keir street. Robert, mail-porter, 5 Lickley place. Robert, mason, 300 High street. Thomas, house-factor, 270 High street—house, Burnside, Craigie. William, dyer, 58 Long causeway. Religious Tract Society's Hall, 96 High street. Rennet, Ann, 7 Claypots wynd.. Charles, labourer, 99 Canal street. Thomas, carter, 22 Thimblerow. Rennie, Alexander, cab-driver, 48 George street. John, mechanic, 23 Watergate. Reoch, Mrs John, 8 Kirkgate, Reston, Mrs George, Bon Accord Villa, Glasgow road. Riach, Mrs Major W. A., 3 Mansfield place. Rice, William, draper, 135 South street—house, 22 Market st. Richardson, Alexander, seaman, 6 Canal street. James, quarryman, 199 South street. James, labourer, 6 Back wynd. Jane, 71 Pomarium. Magdalen, lodgings, 5 Lickley place. Misses, 27 Balhousie street. lyo RICHARDSON ROBERTSON.

Richardson, Thomas, joint-agent, Clydesdale Bank, 15 Barossa place. "William, joiner, 217 South street. William B., grocer and baker, 322 High st. —ho., 326. & Wilson, joint-agents, Clydesdale Bank, 3 St. John st. Richfield, John, carpet weaver, 26 Shields' place, Dunkeld road. Ricketts, Richard W., clerk, 18 Barrack street. Rider, William H., dyer's finisher, 52 Long causeway. Rigg, Right Rev, Dr. George, Bishop of Dunkeld, &c., 16 Melville street. Robert, mason, 34 Whitefriars street. Riley, Edward, labourer, 16 Meal vennel. Edward, lodgings, 18 Meal vennel. John, coal-dealer, 55 Meal vennel. Ritchie, James, civil engineer and land surveyor, 18 Charlotte street—house, 6 Athole place. James, butcher, 10 Cow vennel. James, labourer, 17.0 High street. John, commission agent, 58 Leonard street. Mrs Thomas S., 339 High street. William, carpenter, 69 Watergate. River Police and Fishing Office, 69 George street—Alex. Harper Lumsden, superintendent. tailor 120. . Robb, George, and clothier, 127 High street—house, George, tailor, 139 South street. James, labourer, 35 Watergate. James, sailmaker, 3 Abbot street. Mrs David, 58 South Methven street. Mrs James, 4 Milne street. Mrs Maria, lodgings, 15 South Methven street. Mrs Peter, draper, 10 Gowrie street—house, 20. Peter, receiving post-ofiice and grocer, 2 West High st. William, grocer's assistant, 15 South Methven street. Robbie, Charles, shoemaker, 149 High street. Robin, Mrs C, missionary, 20 Gowrie street. Roberton, Mrs James B., 3 Isla street. Roberts, Mrs James, 6 Union street. Robertson, Alexander, painter, 282 High street. Alexander, tinsmith, 282 High street. Alexander, labourer, 23 South Methven street. Alexander (of Robertson & Mitchell), 18 King street. Alexander, weigher, 56 Pomarium. Alexander, engine-driver, 17 Scott street. Alexander, foundry manager, 20 Newrow. Alexander, accountant, Union Bank, 22 George street. Alexander, surfaceman. Shore. Alexander, labourer, Victoria court, Canal street. Alexander, tenter, 123 High street. ROBERTSON. 171

Robertson, Alexander, platelayer, 47 Pomarium. Andrew, guard, 15 Lindsay's Buildings, Caledojiigin road. Andrew, dyer's labourer, 17 Thimblerow. & Arnott, commission agents, 58 South Methven street and 219 South street. Catherine, 18 Watergate. Catherine, teacher, 6 Canal street. Catherine, dressmaker, 19 Mill street. Charles, Mitchell's Buildings, Caledonian road.

. Charles, grocer, 264 High st. —ho. St. Catherine's place. Charles, labourer, 15 Gowrie street, Charles, warehouseman, 246 High street. Charles, coachman, 13 Gladstone terrace. Charles S., architect, 68 St. John st. —ho. 18 Balhousie st. Dahiel, dairyman, 11 St. Paul's square. Daniel, watchmaker, 68 High street. Daniel, labourer, 4 North port. David, bookseller and news-agent, 94 High street^ho., 2 Blackfriars street. David, railway porter, 9 Castlegable. David, cabinetmaker, 154 South street. David, labourer, 22 Caledonian road. David, grocer and wine-merchant, 36 High street. David, labourer, 53 Commercial street. David, forester, 28 Caledonian road. Donald, 19 Mill street. Duncan, labourer, 159 South street. Duncan, coal-dealer, 69 South street. Ebenezer, fireman, 35 Watergate. Edgar, mason, 53 Commercial street. Edward, slater, 28 West Mill street. Elizabeth, 39 Kinnoull causeway. Euphemia, 3 Mill wynd. Francis, carpenter, 55 High street. George, searcher, 39 Glover street. George, carter, 10 Market street. George, brassfinisher, 163 High street. George, cowfeeder, i Murray street. Georgina, 34 Athole street. Gersham, waiter, 56 Pomarium. Isabella, 306 High street. James, weaver, 23 Thimblerow. James, smith, 276 High street. James, mason, 49 Commercial street. James, cabinetmaker, 3 Cherry lane. James, labourer, 22 Meal vennel. James, engine-driver, 6 Nelson street. James, policeman, 28 Carpenter street. 172 ROBERTSON.

Robertson, James, weaver, 219 High street. James, labourer, 87 High street. James, weaver, 302 High street. James, coachbuilder, 44 Watergate. James, shoemaker, 4 Cow vennel. ^ James, labourer, 199 South street. James, labourer, 55 Leonard street. James, labourer, 12 Mill street.

James, tailor and clothier, 19 Hospital st., —house above. : James, plumber, 35 Scott street. James, dyer, 205 South street. ^ James, dairy, Craigie Bank House. m Jane, innkeeper, County place. ^ Janet, 76 Athole street. John A., solicitor, 42 Tay street—house, Bella Vista Terrace. John, labourer, 6 Cross street. John, ironmonger, &c., 53 North Methven st. —house, 33. John, labourer, 13 Cutlog vennel. John, prison warder, 34 South William street. John, hostler, 10 Foundry lane. John, blacksmith, 155 South street. John, labourer, 106 Reform place. John, labourer, 232 High street. John, labourer, 6 Mill close. John, mason, 3 Claypots wynd. John, teacher. Meal vennel school, —^ho. 24 York place. John, porter, 19 Clayholes.

' John, cabinetmaker, 8 Horner's lane. . John, tailor, 105 South street. John (of Henderson, Robertson, & Hunter), 68 St. John street. John, carter, 85 Pomarium. John, coach-trimmer, 13 Leonard street. Joseph, porter, 9 Bridge lane. Margaret, 34 Newrow. Margaret, eating-house, 213 South street. Mary Ann, 8 Pomarium. Mary Ann, 32 Skinnergate. & Mitchell, drapers. Polytechnic, 112 High street. Mrs Adam, 19 Mill street. Mrs Alexander, 58 Scott street. Mrs Alexander, 19 Mill street. Mrs Alexander, ladies' nurse, 145 High street. Mrs Alexander, 15 Main street. Mrs Alexander, 85 Pomarium. Mrs Alexander, 38 North Methven street. Mrs Allan, 9 Market street. —

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Robertson, Mrs Ann, 13 Thimblerow. Mrs Catherine, 16 High street. Mrs David, milliner, 63 North Methven street. Mrs Donald, greengrocer, 1 1 Castlegable. Mrs Donald, 29 Kirkgate. Mrs James, 21 York place. Mrs James, 17 Friar street. Mrs James, 13 Leonard street. Mrs James, lodgings, 19 North Methven street. Mrs James, lodgings, Struan Bank, Kinnoull. Mrs James, 177, 204, and 212 South street. Mrs Janet, lodgings, 80 High street. Mrs John, 17 Horner's lane. Mrs John, 13 Clayholes. Mrs John, 13 Thimblerow. Mrs John, 306 High street. Mrs John, 48 Commercial street. Mrs John, 7 Leonard street. Mrs John, 207 High street. Mrs Mary, 6 Carpenter street. Mrs Peter, grocer, provision, coal, and whiting merchant, 28 Princes street—house, Castlebank, Barnhill. Mrs Robert, 26 Princes street. Mrs Robert, 84 Pomarium. Mrs Robert, 5 Lickley street. Mrs. Thomas, fish and game dealer, 21 South st. —house, 19 Flesh vennel. Mrs Thomas, 9 Market street. Mrs William, 17 Horner's lane. Mrs William, 6 Thimblerow. Mrs William, 238 High street. Oliphant B., book canvasser, Gladstone terrace. Peter, cab-driver, 22 Union lane. Peter, hostler, 139 High street. Peter, Model Lodging-house keeper, Skinnergate. Peter, provision dealer, 102 South street. Peter, fireman, 3 Earl's dykes. Peter, dyer, 52 Pomarium. Peter, railway porter, 27 Kinnoull causeway. Richard, carter, 35 Scott street. Robert, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 21 George street—house, i Rose terrace. Robert, weaver, 333 High street. Robert, timekeeper, 47 Pomarium. Robert, tailor, 3 Melville street. Robert H., grocer and wine merchant, 22 High street house, Viewbank, Kinnoull. Robert, solicitor, 38 Tay st. —house, I Mansfield place. 174 ROBERTSON—ROLLO.

Robertson, Robert, dairy, 17 Isla street. Robert, Inspector of Poor for Kinnoull, tobacconist, &c., 3 West Bridge st, —house, Struan Bank, Kinnoull. Robert, engineer, 24 Victoria street. Robert, seaman, 14 Watergate. Robert, tailor, 113 High street. Susan, 3 Mill wynd. Thomas, wright, Barnhill. Thomas, cleaner, 113 High street. Thomas K., newspaper reporter, 1 1 Balhousie street. Walter, slater, 80 High street. William, engine-driver, 129 High street. William, iron-turner, 9 Bridge lane. William, labourer, 15 Claypots wynd. William, bookseller, 19 Meal vennel. •*!

William, lineman, 89 Leonard street. 'M; William, fireman, 96 High street. 4 William, clerk, 8^ Glover street. i| William, potato-dealer, 1 1 St. Paul's square. ^ William, dyer, 6 Thimblerow. /I; William, mason, 22 Market street. 1; William, dairy, 6 Barrack street. C- William, bookbinder, S^ Watergate. William, dyer, Scott street. William, engineer and millwright, 40 Canal st. —ho., 24. William, cab proprietor, 14 North William street—h., 12. William, coachman, 9 South William st. William, fruiterer, 65 South street.. William, silk-cleaner, 23 Cow vennel. Robson, George, dyer, 56 Pomarium.

• Mrs John, 35 Kinnoull causeway. » Thomas, porter, 9 High street. ',5 Rodger, David, lapper, 12 Lindsay's Buildings, Caledonian rd. James, weaver, 20 Newrow. James, painter, 30oi High street. ^ John, saddler. Burton place. ''|

John, slater, 7 Paul street, -jji John, painter, 137 High street. k Matthew, saddler, 37 Canal street. M David, Watergate. Mrs 74 -f. Rodgie, Alexander, sawtrimmer, 6 Canal street. 'i'l'; David, confectioner, 10 South Methven street. James, weaver, 34 Newrow. James, dyer, 23 South Methven street. Rollo, Grceme, Craigie lodge. Hon. Mrs John, Rosemount, Bridgend. James, messenger-at-arms, 42 George street. James, blacksmith, 14 Glover street. ROLLO—ROY. 175

Rollo, Stewart, Craigie place. William, labourer, 72 Canal street. Rome, Joseph, blacksmith, Craigie place. Rose, William, labourer, 34 Scctt street. Ross, Adam, fitter, Ivybank, Craigie. Adam, mason, Viewlands. Alexander, mason, 57 South street. Alexander, labourer, 161 High street. Alexander, labourer, 37 Pomarium. Andrew, labourer, 145 High street. Anthony, labourer, 21 Union street. Ann, 71 Princes street. Charles, joiner, 64 Long causeway. Daniel, coal merchant, Cutlog vennel—house, 6 County place. David, tailor and clothier, 179 High street—house, 30 Shield's buildings, Dunkeld road. Eliza, lodgings, 59 North Methven street. Henry, dyer, 52 Barossa street. James, porter, 13 Cow vennel. James, porter, 41 Cross street. Joanna, dressmaker, 195 High street. John, tailor, 14 Moir's Buildings, Caledonian road. John, gardener, Gladstone terrace, Bridgend. John, provision dealer, 140 South street. John, watchman. Shield's Buildings, Dunkeld road. Mrs David, 58 South Methven street. Mrs David, 79 South street. Mrs James, 71 and 102 High street. Mrs James, 8 Caledonian road. Mrs John, 14 Watergate. Mrs John, The Mount, Craigie. Mrs John, 38 Victoria street. Mrs Peter, Craigie Cottage. Mrs Thomas, 198 South street. Murdoch, policeman, 9 Murray street. William, haircutter, 215 High st. —house, 4 Rose terrace. William, 6 Athole crescent. William, 2 Comely bank. Scone road. Rowden, Alfred', grain-merchant, Inchbank, Bridgend. Rowley, Jane, mangier, 15 East Bridge street. Roy, Alexander, market gardener, Quarrymill, & Co., Thomas, butchers, 47 South Methven street. G. C, accountant, 8 Barossa place. Isabella, sick nurse, 8 Murray street. James, carter, 7 Pomarium. James, saddler, 49 Stormont street. John, cloth inspector, 35 Stormont street. 176 ROY—ST. John's.

Roy, John, sawmiller, 6 James street, Mrs Betsy, 25 George street. Mrs David, 24 Market street. Mrs Helen, 15 Balhousie street. Mrs James, 6 Meal vennel, Mrs James, Springbank, Bridgend. Mrs John, 71 Princes street. Mrs John, 81 High street, Thomas (of T. Roy & Co.), Craigclowan, Edinburgh rd. William, printer, 14 Watergate. Royal Arch Mason Lodge, 71 High street. Royal Bank of Scotland, 80 George street— Melville Jame- son and W. D. Forbes, joint-agents. Rugg, George, pensioner, 80 Reform place. Rumgay, Andrew, draper, 18 Caledonian road. William, salesman, 37 George street. Rupe, Alexander, joiner, 29 Kinnoull causeway. John, weaver, 27 Kinnoull causeway. Rushforth, George, clerk, 2 Brown street. Rwssell, George, labourer, 151 High street. James Tyrie, clerk, Victoria court, Canal street. Mrs James, dressmaker, 41 St. John street. Thomas, blacksmith, i Rose lane. Thomas, grocer and povision merchant, 65 South Meth- ven street—house, 5 Craigie crescent. William, gunmaker, 6 Canal street. William, traffic-inspector, 6 Moncreiffe terrace. Rutherford, Agnes, spirit-dealer, 36 Princes street. Ann, 4 Market street. David, labourer, 3 Cutlog vennel. David, joiner, 13 Speygate. David, labourer, 48 Newrow. James, plumber, 86 High street. James, grocer, 10 Moir's Buildings, Caledonian road. John, Inland Revenue Officer, 33 King street. William, joiner, 8 Main street—house, 9 Strathmore st. William, wireworker, 18 Watergate. Ruthven, David, butcher, 62 South street. Ruxton, James, 52 Pomarium.

Sage, David, labourer, 190 High street.

David, weaver, 46 Pomarium. • Eleazar, sexton, 6 Canal street. John, 89 South street. Joseph, weaver, 9 Cross street. St. John's Foundry, Foundry lane—George Chrystal. ST. JOHNSTOUN—SCOTT. 1 77

St. Johnstoun Co-operative Store, i King street. St. Joseph's Convent, Stormont street. St. Mary's Redemptory, Kinnoull. Salmon, George Paris, Major, Royal (Bengal) Artillery, Willans lee, Barnhill. Salmond, James, blacksmith, 45 Commercial street. John, engineman, 85 South street. Salvation Army Quarters, 7 South St. John's place. Sampson, Simson, clerk, 43 Glover street. Sandeman, Charles Stewart, Springland, Isla road. Hector, Garry Cottage. Sanderson, James, porter, 218 South street. Thomas, clerk, Alexandra street. Sang, John, dairy-keeper, Pitheavlis. Sangster, Mrs James, 19 Kinnoull street. Sanson, Adam, printer, 43 Canal street. Saunders, John, tinsmith, 60 High street and 144 South street. Scobie, James, labourer, 61 Strathmore street. James, blacksmith, 18 James st. —house, 137 High street. John, New Inn, Main street. Mrs, 33 Kinnoull causeway. Thomas, inkmaker, 232 High street. Scoon and Perth Mason Lodge, 14 High street. Scotch Girls' Friendly Society, 16 Hospital street. Scotland, David, weaver, 68 Pomarium. Jane, lodgings, 9 King's place. John, weaver, 55 Pomarium. Mrs Applin, 26 Pomarium. Mrs George, 146 High street. Mrs Janet, 36 George street. Newlands, dyer, Granville place, Market street. Thomas, labourer, 16 Newrow. Thomas, currier, 323 High street. Scott, Alexander, wool merchant, 44 Leonard street—house, 4 Brunswick terrace. Alexander, joiner, 15 North port—house above. Alexander, Castle Battery, Barnhill. Andrew, labourer, 29 Watergate. Archibald, railway lampman, 21 St. John's place. Charles, mason, 61 Strathmore street. Daniel, calico-glazer, 6 Balhousie Buildings, Dunkeld rd. David, chemist, Tay street. Donald, timekeeper, 45 Stormont street. Eliza, teacher of music, 3 Albert place. Elizabeth, 12 Mill street. Elizabeth, 327 High street. Helen, 228 South street. James, overseer, 40 Mill street. N 178 SCOTT SELBIE.

Scott, James, 75 Victoria place. James, mason, 1 1 King street. James, stocking- weaver, 15 Kirkgate. James, carter, 6 Canal street. James, labourer, 20 Strathmore street. James, labourer, 330 High street. James, dyer, 17 Cutlog vennel. Jessie, 44 James street. John, labourer, 40 Mill street. John, ropespinner, 82 South street. John, labourer, 12 South street. John, Waverley Inn, 41 Watergate and 40 St. John st. John, mason, 136 Canal crescent. Joseph, carter, 24 Market street. Margaret F., lodgings, 60 Athole street. Marjory, 58 Main street. Mary, 5 Mill close. Mary, 17 Cutlog vennel. Matthew, residenter, 25 South William street. Mrs, 2 Cross street. Mrs, 17 Kinnoull street. Mrs David, market gardener, Craigie place. Mrs David, 19 Speygate. Mrs Edward, 129 South street. Mrs George, 3 Marshall place. Mrs Mary, fruiterer, 67 North Methven street. Mrs Peter, 24 Carpenter street. Mrs Peter, 12 North Methven street. Mrs Peter, 47 Skinnergate. Robert, salesman, timber-yard, Princes street. Robert, agent for Wordie & Co., 2 Moncreiffe terrace. Thomas, Woodend Cottage, Barnhill. Thomas, mason, 14 Barossa street. Thomas, weaver, 6 Strathmore street. William, gardener, Rosemount lodge. William D., 12 Charlotte street. Scrimgeour, Ann, 59 Pomarium. Catherine, 35 Kinnoull causeway. 1

' David, family grocer, 38 Castlegable—house, 40. ;i, Donald, labourer, 22 Barrack street. | George, telegraph wayman, 90 Reform place. \^ James, labourer, 122 Canal crescent.

James, painter, 47 Pomarium. ., Stewart's place, Caledonian road. John, clerk, | Robert, painter, 85 Pomarium. | William, weav6r, 55 Pomarium. Scroggie, James, labourer, 10 Market street. Selbie, John, railway guard, 20 Victoria street. 1^ SEMPLE SHEDDEN. 1 79

Semple, Andrew, fisherman, 31 Stormont street. Archibald, dairy, 1 1 Hospital street. William, dairy, 14 North Methven street. Session-Clerk's Office, 3 High street—Robert Keay, clerk. Seton, Ann, 2 Flesh vennel. Duncan, draper and clothier, 71 High street. L., 5 East Bridge street. Shand, James, engine-driver, 8 West High street. Robert, schoolmaster (southern district), I Charlotte pi. Shanklie, Mrs Williain, feather-dresser, 4 George street. Shanks, William, joiner, 9 South William street. Sharp, Andrew, labourer, 56 West Mill street. David, gardener, 1 1 East Bridge street. David, painter, 216 High street. Edward, plumber, 16 Pomarium. James, surfaceman, 40 Carr's croft. James, labourer, 56 Pomarium. James D., Tay Bar, 81 South street—ho., 55 Princes st. John, gardener, 55 Strathmore street. John, labourer, 126 High street. Mrs Charles, 57 King street. Mrs David, 90 South street. Mrs James, 11 Union street. Mrs Peter, laundress, 32 Horse cross. Peter, carter, 36 Pomarium. • Peter, porter, 8 1 Kinnoull causeway. Thomas, brassfounder, 23 Commercial street. William, grain-merchant—granary, Charles St. —house, Innerbuist. Shaw, Caroline, 87 Watergate. David, salesman, 8 Caledonian road. David N., contractor, Rosslyn place. George, joiner, 5 Earl's dykes. James, labourer, 27 Castlegable. James, labourer, 68 High street. Mrs Andrew, refreshments, 63 Newrow. Mrs Peter, 9 North Methven street. Norman, labourer, 21 Union street. Norman, blacksmith, 245 High street. Robert (of Shaw & Wotherspoon), 24 King street. William, joiner, Friar street. William, slater, 32 West Mill street. William, solicitor, 52 Tay street. William, labourer, 35 Scott street. William Robbie, lapper, 12 Moir's Buildings, Cale. road. & Wotherspoon, bakers, 46 St. John street. Shearer, John, labourer, 32 Leonard street. Shedden, Andrew, labourer, 5 Cow vennel. —

l8o SHEDDEN SIME.

Shedden, David, viceman, 129 High street. James, confectioner, 65 North Methven street. James, coachsmith, 1 1 Cow vennel. James, fitter, 11 Cow vennel. Shepherd, Edward, basketmaker, 21 Union street. George, labourer, 175 High street. James, quarryman, 57 Strathmore street. John, policeman, 219 South street. Misses, boarding academy, 15 Athole street. Mrs Thomas, clothier, 43 Leonard street. Robert, tailor, 35 Canal street. William, tailor, 15 Clayholes. William, grain-merchant, 16 Queen street. William, labourer, 41 Main street. Sheridan, William, butler, 48 Commercial street. Sheriff-Clerk's Office, County Buildings—^John Thomas.. clerk. Sherman, Mrs, Granville place, Market street. Sherwill, Lieutenant-Colonel W. S., 2 Barossa place. Shields, Alex, (of John Shields & Co.), Summerbank, Isla road. & Co., John, Wallace Works, Balhousie. John (of John Shields & Co.), Balhousie Castle. Robert P. (of John Shields & Co.), Hay street. Shiels & Co., T., funeral undertakers, Jt, and 75 South street. Shoemaker Incorporation Hall, 97 South street. Sidey, Alexander, gardener, 72 Watergate. Henry, boot and shoemaker, 64 High st. —house above, Mrs Thomas, 64 South street. Sievewright, William, teacher. General Prison, i Abbot street. Simcock, George, platelayer, 33 Glover street. Sime, Alexander, sawyer. Friar street. Archibald, ropespinner, 324 High street. David, train inspector, 18 Scott street. David, mason, Paul's close, Newrow. David, 8 Castlegable. Elizabeth, 34 Athole street. Georgina, dressmaker, 5 East Bridge street.. James, porter, 47 Kinnoull causeway. James, wood merchant, Friar street. John, labourer, 37 Cross street. John, porter, 46 Carr's croft. John, spirit merchant, 31 Cross street. John B., millinery warehouse, 225 and 227 High street house, Edendale, Old Scone road. John, pensioner, 7 Commercial street. Joseph (late prison warder), 89 South street. Lawrence, finisher, 312 High street. Margaret, 87 Leonard street. —

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Sime, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 9 Stormont street. Mrs James, winder, 34 Newrow. L Mrs M., staymaker, 16 Bridge lane—^house, 4. P Mrs William, 102 High street. Simie, Mrs David, 238 High street. Simpson, Alexander, M.A., M.B., and CM., 4 King's place. Alexander, Shields' place, Dunkeld road. Barbara M. (ladies' boarding and day school), 16 Barossa place. James, carter, 41 Main street. James, labourer, i Newrow. James, clerk, 13 South St. John's place. James, White Horse Hotel, North William street. James, coachman, 219 High street. James, fireman, 6 Whitefriars street. James, labourer, 59 Leonard street. John, vanman, 23 Barrack street. John, grain, seed, and manure merchant, 18 Victoria street—office, 9 Kirkgate. John, dairy, Craigie Cottage. John, waggon inspector, 33 Kinnoull causeway. John, labourer, 35 Kinnoull causeway. John, railway guard, 20 Newrow. t John, 28 Queen street. Mrs Charles, City Hall Tavern, Kirkside. William, fitter, Scott street. Sinclair, Alexander, coachman, George Inn lane. Alexander, carter, 10 Foundry lane. Betsy, 19 Leonard street. Donald, tailor, 190 High street. Hugh, ropespinner, 34 Newrow. James, police-constable, 39 Stormont street. James, labourer, loi High street. James, hostler, 5 Castlegable. John, coach-painter, 312 High street. John, labourer, 64 South street. John, dairyman, 295 High street. John, Balhousie Siding, High street. Mary, 3 Cherry lane. Mrs Joseph, Craigie Park terrace. Peter, wood merchant, 33 Queen street, Craigie. Peter, weaver, 35 Stormont street. Robert, shoemaker, 39 Castlegable. Robert, tailor, 7 Flesh vennel. William, blacksmith, George Inn lane.

William, dyer, 1 1 Gladstone terrace. William, coach-painter, George Inn lane.

Singer's Sewing Machine Co., 17 South Methven street. . —

1 82 SIRKET SMITH.

Sirket, Mrs William, 39 Watergate. Skeete & Chalmers, solicitors, Tay street. Horace (of Skeete & Chalmers), Bailbrook Lodge, Isla rd. Mrs Henry A., 23 Gowrie street. Skeldoch, Robert, fireman, Craigie Park terrace. Skinner, James, coal merchant, 43 Leonard street. John, coal merchant. North British Mineral Depot. Slater, Margaret, 47 Stormont street. Mrs John, 151 High street. Mrs Robert, 246 High street. Small, David C, veterinary surgeon, 18 South Methven street. James & Robert, ironmongers, 34A South Methven street. James (of J, & R, ), Lothair Villa, Glasgow road. Joseph, watchmaker, jeweller, &c., 249 High street house, Gannochy Villa, Kinnoull. Robert (of J. & R.), Gannochy Villa, Kinnoull. Small, Alexander, toy-dealer, 230 High street—house, 254. James, missionary, 60 Scott street. Janet, 4 Cow vennel. John, currier, 12 Barrack street. John, mason, i Lickley place. John, blacksmith, 19 Clayholes. John, carter, 72 Watergate. Samuel, labourer, 14 Pomarium. & Welsh, tailors, 8 Gowrie street. Smart, David, architect, 8 High st. —h., Rock Bank, Kinnoull. &. Farquharson, builders, 9 Gowrie street. George, railway guard, 296 High street. James, architect, 18 George street—house, 54 High st. John (of Smart & Farquharson), 6 Union street lane. Smeaton, Alexander, labourer, 80 Watergate. David, labourer, 2 Balhousie Buildings. James, provision dealer, 96 South street. John, joiner, 8 South street. John, iron turner, Rosslyn terrace. John, engine-cleaner, 246 High street. Peter, clerk, 26 Balhousie street. William, flesher, 63 South street. Smellie, Adam, sherifF-clerk depute, 17- Queen street. Smith, Alexander, grain-merchant, 22 Balhousie street. m

Alexander, joiner, 38 Athole street. '||f Alexander, bar-officer, 5 Canal street. Andrew, carter, i Lickley place. Bernard, brushmaker, 40 Meal vennel. D. Crawford, commission and insurance agent, 195 High street—house, 41 Priory place. David, clerk, 21 Kinnoull street. David, painter, 45 Pomarium. SMITH. 183

Smith, David, bootmaker, 55 Strathmore street. David, labourer, 43 Stormont street. David, gardener, 7 Gladstone terrace. David (of J. & D. Smith), 3 Charlotte place. Edwin, Collector of Inland Revenue, Fairmount Villa, Barnhill. Gordon, dresser, 13 Barossa street. James, draper, 19 Queen street. James, fishdealer, 27 Guard vennel. James, shoemaker, 319 High street. James, gardener, 21 Main street. James, joiner, 3 Milne street. James, fireman, 211 South street. James, labourer, 8 Commercial street. James, baker, 312 High street. James, prison warder, 3 Lickley place. James, blacksmith, 6 Oliphant's vennel. James, police-constable, 398 High street. J. & D., clothiers and warehousemen, 13 and 24 Char* lotte street. grain-merchants granaries, Charles street. J. & J., — John, labourer, 18 Market street. John, carter, 28 Barossa street. John, tailor, 41 Main street. John, turner, 4 Milne street. John, hammerman, 6 Paul's close. John, engine-driver, 18 Scott street. John, watchman, 18 Barrack street. John, joiner, 54 Pomarium. John, labourer, 8 Foundry lane. John, baker, 13 East Bridge street. John, labourer, 12 Gowrie street. John Alexander, butler, Belwood Lodge. Joseph (of J. & J. Smith), 24 Balhousie street. Mary Ann, 50 Main street. ' Mrs Alexander, 14 Caledonian road. Mrs David, 7 Thimblerow. Mrs David, 43 Pomarium. Mrs James, Moncreiffe Arms Inn, 59 Princes street. Mrs James, 41 Glover street. Mrs Joseph, 4 Rose terrace. Mrs Thomas, 120 Canal crescent. Mrs Thomas, 17 Hospital street. Peter, grocer, 203 South street—house, 42 James street. Peter, shoemaker, 21 Leonard street. Peter, cabinetmaker, 16 Carpenter street.. Peter, labourer, 211 High street. Peter S., commercial traveller, ii Marshall place. —

184 SMITH—SPIERS.

Smith, Robert, fruiterer, 9 Princes street—house, 3. Robert, tailor, 58 Watergate. Robert, pig-dealer, 34 Newrow. Robert, 2 St. Andrew street.

Robert, dealer in jewellery, fancy goods, &c. , 242 High st. Robert, warehouseman, l Horner's lane. Robert B., grocer and wine merchant, 70 St. John street —house, Moncreiffe terrace, Craigie. Thomas, gardener, Craigie Park Cottage. Thomas, coachman, 18 Gladstone terrace. William and Henry, 5 Guard vennel. William R., painter and paperhanger, 22 Gowrie street house, Burnbank terrace. Solicitors' Library, County Buildings. Somerville, David, brassfinisher, 207. High street. Mrs James, 53 Leonard street. Thomas, seaman, 44 Meal vennel. Sorley, Mrs James, 2 Blackfriars street. Sorlie, David, skinner, 14 Back wynd, Bridgend. Soutar, Alex., commercial traveller, Viewbank House, Craigie. David, commercial traveller, 31 Balhousie street. George, porter, 8 Newrow. George, porter, 12 West Mill street.

James, baker, ']i South Methven street—house, 71- John, engine-driver, 61 Glover street. John, police-constable, 4 Victoria street. John, tinsmith, 86 High street—house, 89 South street. Mrs Alexander, i Paul street. Mrs Jane, seamstress, 4 South street. Peter, labourer, 32 Leonard street. Peter, dyer, 5 Lickley place. Thomas, agent. Commercial Bank, 4 Princes street. William, labourer, 25 Kinnoull causeway, William, clerk (stamps and taxes), 3 Fairmount Villa, Barnhill. Spalding, George, factory overseer, 16 Barrack street. & Son, Robert, wool merchants, 2 Murray street—house, 8 Barossa place. Speedie, Alexander, fishmonger and game-dealer, 17 St.. John street— house, Gowrie House, Tay street. Catherine, lodgings, 4 George street. Charles, ropespinner, 25 Leonard street. John C, cattle-dealer, 6 King's place. Mrs Easton, 50 Leonard street. Mrs John, 6 Foundry lane. Spiers, James, chimney-sweeper, 201 South street. John, plasterer, 29 Stormont street. William, chimney-sweeper, 137 South street. SPENCE—STEWART. 1 85

Spence, Hay, engine-fitter, Friar street. Peter, insurance agent, 68 High street. Peter, shoemaker, 38 Skinnergate. Thomas, soldier, 6 Thimblerow. William, fruiterer, 61 North Methven street. William, shoemaker, 299 High street. Spittal, Brodie, labourer, 8 Bridge lane. Spottiswoode, Duncan, i Charlotte street. Sprunt, John M., brassfinisher. Friar street. John, labourer, 64 South street. John, sawmiller, Wellwood Cottage, Barnhill. Margaret, 9 Commercial street. Mrs Robert, shore. Thomas, clerk, 19 North Methven street. Staig, Andrew, mason, 7 Clayholes. Stalker & Boyd, painters and paperhangers, 27 and 29 South st. Charles, miller, 4 Union street. John, mason, 21 Glover street. John, labourer, 146 High street. John, miller, 4 Union street. John, labourer, 13 Barossa street. W^illiam (of Stalker & Boyd), 13 Princes street. William, labourer, 3 Mill wynd. Stark, David, fireman, 183 South street. George, labourer, 82 South street. Steele, David, joiner, 47 Strathmore street. John, Fairmount, Barnhill. Peter, dyer. Friar street. William D., ii Rose terrace. Stein, Mrs William M., 28 Athole street.

Stenhouse, Alexander, tailor, 1 1 1 South street. James, machinist, 13 Charter lane. Thomas, blacksmith, 1 1 Charter lane. Stephen, Alexander, janitor, Perth Academy. John, clerk, 167 South street. Stephenson, Alexander J., east coast agent, Craigie crescent. Stevendale, James, policeman, 87 High street. Stevens, Mrs Alexander, 13 Leonard street. Mrs Christie, 44 Castlegable. Stevenson, Charles, banker. Croft bank. Edward, labourer, 50 Castlegable. Edward, book-deliverer, 14 Priory place. James, brassfounder, 50 Athole street. Joseph, accountant, 45 King street. Rev. William, minister. Middle Church, 9 Barossa place. Stewart, Alexander, hairdresser, 2 County place—ho., 2 King's place. Alexander, letter-carrier, 1 1 Barossa street. I 1 86 STEWART.

Stewart, Alexander, tailor, 1 1 Canal street. Alexander, glassblower, i KinnouU causeway.

Alexander, fish-dealer, 23 Guard vennel. • Alexander, fish-dealer, 10 Kirkside. Alexander, butcher, 298 High street—house, 4 Newrow. Alexander, refreshment-rooms, 6 Market street. Alexander, fish-dealer, 148 High street. Andrew, ironfounder, 31 James street. Archibald, porter, 13 Cutlog vennel. Archibald, dairy, 42 Leonard street. Brothers, aerated-water manufacturers, 219 High street. Catherine, 45 Priory place. Catherine, 36 George street. Charles, coach wright, 297 High street. Charles, auctioneer and valuator, 49 South Methven street —house, 45. Charles, stoker, 17 Priory place. Charles, lather, 276 High street—house above. Charles D., Supervisor of Inland Revenue, 40 Main st. Daniel, dairy-keeper, 48 South street. Daniel, grocer, i Glover street—house, 18. Daniel, railway guard, i Lickley place. David, labourer, 40 Athole street. David, porter, 62 Long causeway. David, postmaster, Cherrybank store. David, plumber, 6 Glover street. David, labourer, 69 South street. David, baker, 6 Newrow. Duncan, dairy, 220 South street. Duncan, labourer, 28 Priory place. Duncan, labourer, 8 Foundry lane. Duncan, confectioner, 5 King street. Francis, carpet weaver, 8 Market street. George, baker (of M'Intyre & Stewart), 22 St. John st. George, fruit and game dealer, 6 Hospital street—house, 6 Mill wynd. George, sawyer, 22 Clayholes. Grace, 3 Cherry lane. Henry, labourer, 13 Barossa street. Hope, slater, 47 Pomarium. James, game-dealer, 9 St. Paul's square. James, coachbuilder, 60 High street. James D., chemist and druggist, 234 High street—house, 15 South Methven street. James, engine-fitter, 45 Scott street. James, labourer. Market street. James, labourer, 18 Kirkgate. James, plasterer, 6 Carpenter street. —

STEWART. 187

Stewart, James, tailor, 7 North William street. James, dentist, 199 South street. James, labourer, 55 Glover street. James, grocer and wine merchant, 196 High street house, 29 Queen street. James (of Stewart & M'Farlane), 199 High street. James, letter-carrier, 65 Strathmore street. Jane, 58 Castlegable. Jane, 48 Barossa street. Janet, 1 1 Mill street. Jessie, provision dealer, I Shields' Place, Dunkeld road. Jessie, grocer, 12 Kirkgate. Jessie, Oliphant's vennel. John, coal merchant, 69 Princes street. John, solicitor, 68 St. John street—house, 13 Marshall pi. John B., 81 Canal street. John, miller, 13 Cutlog vennel. John, surgeon-dentist, 19 Princes street. John, hammerman, 14 Caledonian road. John, labourer, 71 Watergate. John, letter-carrier, 37 Commercial street. John, tailor, 212 South street. • John, policeman, 30 Caledonian road. John, potato merchant, 31 James street. John, poorhouse governor, Glasgow road. John, mason, 224 High street. John, draper's assistant, 29 Shields' place, Dunkeld road. John, shoemaker, 2 Union lane. John, labourer, 42 Skinnergate. John, M.D., R.N., Craigard, Kinnoull. John, horse dealer. Canal street—house, 10 Kirkside. John, engine-driver, 36 Glover street. John, labourer, 5 Pomarium. John, draper, 59^ Leonard street—house, 69. John, shoemaker, 4 Cow vennel. John, machinist, 97 Canal street. John, engineer and millwright, 13 King street—house, 47. John, gardener, Craigie place. John, carpenter, 2 Paul's close. John, fitter, 6 Paul's close. John, sawmiller, 74 Victoria street. John, mason, i Lickley place. John, mechanic, 21 Cross street. John, clerk, 34 Whitefriars street. John, 6 Blackfriars street. John, labourer, 20 North port. Malcolm, sen., Athole Bank, Cherrybank. Malcolm, solicitor, 31 George street—house, 10 King st. ' 1 88 STEWART.

Stewart, Mary, i8 Watergate. Mrs Aitken, brushmaker, 113 High street. Mrs Alexander, 6 Gladstone terrace. Mrs Alexander, 71 Pomarium. Susan, sick-nurse, 56 George street. Mrs Alexander, 23 Glover street. Mrs Alexander, 25 High street. Mrs Alexander, grocer, 12 Athole street. Mrs Alexander, lodgings, Barnhill. Mrs Alexander, i Hospital street. Mrs Ann, 47 King street. Mrs Barbara, 282 High street. Mrs Charles, 45 Newrow. Mrs Daniel, 239 High street. Mrs David, 23 Stormont street. Mrs Donald, New Shore. Mrs Farquhar, laundress, 3 Bridge lane. Mrs Helen, 9 Commercial street. Mrs Henry, 4 Victoria street. Mrs James, 86 High street. Mrs James, 18 Kirkgate. ^ Mrs James, 232 High street. Mrs James, 6 Mill close. Mrs James, 30 Caledonian road. Mrs Jane, tobacconist, 342 and 344 High street. Mrs John, 1 1 Barossa street. Mrs John, 126 High street. Mrs Johh, 15 Melville street. Mrs John, High Craigie. Mrs John, 36 North Methven street. Mrs John, 34 Pomarium. Mrs Mary, 26 Melville street. Mrs Peter, 102 High street. Mrs Thomas, 3 Keir street. Mrs Thomas, 64 Long causeway. Mrs William, 7 Lindsay's Buildings, Caledonian road. Mrs William, 258 High street. Mrs William, Scott street. Omond, blacksmith, 13 Cow vennel. Peter, cabman, George Inn lane. Peter, shoemaker, 35 Pomarium. Peter, dyer, 80 High street. Peter, engine-driver, 15 Glover street. Peter, policeman, 30 Caledonian road. Peter, fisher, 57 Kinnoull causeway. Peter, mechanic, 6 St. Paul's square. Robert, hammerman, 41 Stormont street. Robert, plumber, 163 South street. —

STEWART STRACHAN. 1 8 9

Stewart, Robert, fish-dealer, 27 Guard vennel. Robert, carter, I Clayholes. Robert, labourer, 129 High street. Robert, paper-ruler, 24 Market street. Robert, timekeeper, 246 High street. Robert, bookseller and stationer, 39 St. John street house, 65 Kinnoull causeway. Robert, restaurateur, 25 Princes street. Thomas, labourer, 21 Kirkside. Thomas, tailor, 4 South street. Thomas, coachmaker, 73 South street. Thomas, engine-driver, 105 South street. William, painter, 258 High street. William, shoemaker, 71 Leonard street. William, labourer, 9 Kinnoull causeway. William, shoemaker, 219 High street. William, gardener, 212 South street. William, blacksmith, 103 South street. William, plumber, 115 High street—ho., 8 Kinnoull st. William, fireman, 4 Mill wynd. William, dyer, 31 Thimblerow. William, clerk, 39 Castlegable. William, warehouseman, 8 Barossa place. William, laundry, Craigie.

William F. , hairdresser, 4 Meal vennel—house, Granville place. Market street. W^illiam Grant, grocer, 193 High street—house, Ramsay Lodge, Kinnoull.

William J., joiner, Alexandra street—ho., 51 Glover st. & M'Farlane, joiners, 23 Mill street. & M'Gregor, dress and mantle makers, 62 Athole street. Stiles, Edmund, keeper. Public Hall, Canal street. Stirling, David H., M.D., 4 Athole place. Stirton, Alexander, provision dealer, 210 High street. John, fitter, 33 Stormont street. Mrs James, 43 Newrow. Mrs John, saddler, 7 High €treet—house, 9. Stobie, Joseph, surgeon-dentist, 14 St. John street. Mrs George, gamedealer arid fruiterer, 27 Kirkgate house, 23. Storer, Laurence, maltster, Craigie Mill. Stott, Joshua, teacher, 35 Athole street. William, tenter, Granville place. Market street. Strachan, Alexander, dairyman, 13 Bridge lane. Betsy, 29 Kirkgate. George, grocer, 76 Canal street—house, 105. James, 65 Glover street. James, labourer, 4 Cross street. —

190 STRACHAN SWAN.

Strachan, Peter, railway guard, 89 Glover street. William, painter, 94 Reform place. Strang, Mrs James, 170 High street. Mrs John, 21 Priory place. Mrs Peter, iDrovision dealer, loi Canal street. Mrs Peter, 34 St. John street. Peter, chemist and druggist, 166 High street—rhouse, 32 South William street'. William, labourer, 34 Elibank place. Strathdee, George, labourer, 246 High street. Stewart, clerk, 39 Watergate. Strathearn, David, labourer, 6 Pomarium. Mrs James, 42 Long causeway. Mrs James, 53 Pomarium. William, dyer, i Paul street. Stratton, Charles, tailor, 3 South William street. David, wood merchant, 2 Victoria street. David, joiner, 39 Castlegable. Janet, 13 Union street. John, cabinetmaker, 9 Keir street. William, plasterer, 31 Pomarium. Stratz & Fehrenbach, watchmakers and jewellers, 31 High st. house, St. Ottilia's Cottage, Ginfield. Strawbridge, Robert, engineer, 18 James street. Stronach, John, painter, 4 George street. Strong, Mary, 224 High street. Mrs Grace, 47 Mill street. Stuart, Mrs Charles C, grocer and wine-merchant, 43 South Methven street—house, I Charlotte place. Susan, Taybank, Bridgend. Sturrock, Alex., lathsplitter, 13 Scott street—h., lO County pi. Mrs James, furnishings, 9 South street. William, Balhousie Works, Dunkeld road. Sunter, Mrs David, 8 Cross street. Surridge, James, gardener, 135 Canal crescent. Sutherland, Angus, hostler, 64 South street. Angus, teacher of music, I Charteris street.

. Rev. Archibald, 23 York place. David, joiner, 189 South street. Mrs James, 13 Union street. Mrs James, 38 Princes street. Mrs James, Burnside, Craigie. Mrs Mary, outworker, 224 High street. Sutton & Co., general carriers—William Lyons, 15 Leonard St., agent. Swaddle, Samuel, 7 Keir street. Swan, James, potato merchant, 13 Union street. James, fireman, 266 High street. * SWAN TAYLOR. 19I

Swan, Mrs John, 14 Keir street. Robert, labourer, 214 High street. William, joiner, 7 Kirkgate. William, tailor, 8 South street. Swanston, Mrs Janet, 10 St. John's place. Sword, David, labourer, 23 Whitefriars street. James, dyer, 10 Canal street. James, market gardener, Cornhill. Syme, Andrew B. (of Garvie & Syme), Muirton Bank. Symon, Rev. John, 49 York place. Symons, John, nursery manager, Wellwood Cottage, Barnhill.

Tainsh, Alexander, carter, 3 Lickley place. Edward, printer, 12 Gowrie street. James, grocer and wine and spirit merchant, 90 High. street—house, Hawthorn Bank, Dunkeld road. Margaret, 55 Watergate. Mrs James, ^S Athole street. Tait, Mrs Marjory, 19 Mill street. Mrs Robert, 25 Leonard street. Robert, market gardener, Barnhill. Robert (of W. Tait & Son), 9 Balhousie street. & Sons, William, builders, Alexandra street. William, coachbiiilder, 26 Princes street. Taggart, John, labourer, 44 Pomarium. Talbot, Thomas, painter, 296 High street. Tasker, Mrs William, 6 Strathmore street. Taylor, Alexander, butcher, 197 High street. Allison, 20 Carpenter street. Andrew, pointsman, 9 Pomarium. Andrew, miller, 18 West Mill street. Christina, weaver, 18 Whitefriars street. Colin, weaver, 28 Long causeway. David, shoemaker, 75 Pomarium. David, contractor, 20 Newrow. David, signalman, 13 Shields' place, Dunkeld road. David, harbour-master, Shore. David, mason, 55 Commercial street. David, gamekeeper, Kinnoull Hill Lodge. David, van-driver. Co-operative Buildings, Scott street. George, labourer, 224 High street. George, labourer, 17 Cutlog vennel. George, labourer, 40 Mill street. George, mason, 224 High street. Hugh, labourer, 18 Canal street. James, brushmaker, 135 High street—house, Scone, 192 TAYLOR.

Taylor, James, jun., brushmaker, 137 High street. James, labourer, 224 High street. James, bootmaker, i Comity place.

• James, ironmonger and blacksmith, 27 and 31 Kinnoull street—house above. John, provision dealer, 46 Skinnergate. John, dyer, 8 St. Ann's lane. John, labourer, 8 Horner's lane. John, carter, 34 Scott street. John, draper, &c., 162 High street—house, 27 James st. John, mason, 55 Mill street. John, hatter, 93 High street—house, 6 Carpenter street. John, watchmaker, jeweller, and optician, 33 George st. —house, 30, John K., tobacconist, 221 High street—ho., 7 Kirkgate. Margaret, laundress, 324 High street. Michael, hawker, 63 Watergate. Mrs, 282 High street. Mrs Alexander, 72 Pomarium. Mrs Alexander, 32 Long causeway. Mrs David, 63 Leonard street. Mrs David, 27 Commercial street. Mrs James, 22 County place. Mrs John, 16 Leonard street. Mrs Peter, dairy, 10 Scott street. Mrs Robert, Craigie place. Mrs Robert, 7 Kirkgate. Mrs Thomas, 35 Stormont street. Mrs Thomas, 4 South Methven street. Mrs William, 4 Union street lane.

Peter, timekeeper, 1 5 Priory place. Peter, guard, 9 and 44 Glover street. Peter, tobacconist, 265 High street —house, 7 Evelyn terrace. Richard, joiner, 48 Athole street. Robert, policeman, 13 Lindsay's Buildings, Caledonian rd. Robert, labourer, 122 Canal crescent. Robert, labourer, 6 Meal vennel. Robert A., chemist and druggist, 35 High street. Robert D., draper, 45 High street—house, 34 Athole st. Thomas, clerk, 10 Moir's Buildings, Caledonian road. William, mason, 55 West Mill street. William, mason, 30 Commercial street. William, mason, 39 Castlegable. William, sawyer, 276 High street. William, plumber, 82 South street. William, glazier, 21 Bridge lane—house, 102 High street. William, dyer, i Clayholes. TAYLOR THOMSON. 1 93

Taylor, William, porter, Burnbank terrace. & Co., William, printers, 25 High street. Telford, John, shunter, 1 1 Glover street. Templeton, James, Berlin wool and underclothing warehouse, 15 George street—house, Glencairn Villa, Kinnoull. John, baker, 14 Pomarium. The New Club, Tay street—Hector Munro, manager. Thom, Mrs WilHam, 58 South street. Thomas, Francis, blacksmith, 71 High street. George, engine-fitter, 163 High street. Jessie, 13 Thimblerow. John, Maxwellton, Kinnoull, John, blacksmith, 21 Kirkside. John (of Thomas & MacLeish), Sheriff-Clerk, 25 Barossa place. & MacLeish, solicitors and agents for National Bank, County Buildings. Mrs Francis, milliner, 190 High street. Thomson, Alexander, hawker, Kirk close. Alexander, traveller, 77 Glover street. Alexander, grocer, 2 Barrack street. Alexander, grocer and spirit-dealer, 271 High street- house, West Bank. Alexander, cooper, 4 Mill street—house, 8. Alexander, printer, 25 Commercial street. Andrew, telegraph clerk, 6 Cross street. Andrew, gardener, Craigie haugh. Arthur G., hairdresser, 19 Skinnergate. Charles, tinsmith, 133 Canal crescent. Charles Stewart, hosier, 70 George st. —ho., 43 King st. David, tailor, 18 Watergate. David, engine-driver, 6 Cow vennel. David, baker, 13 Market street, Donald, representatives of, spirit-dealers, 24 Princes st. and Canal st. Elspeth, 7 Leonard street, George, potato-merchant, 47 Scott street. George, dyer, 23 Stormont street. George, porter, 31 Hospital street. Isabella M., milliner, 23 King street. James, teacher and registrar of births, &c., for Kinnoull, Wellbank. Jam.es, shepherd, 8 Castlegable, James, tailor, Co-operative Buildings, 18 Scott street. James, potato-merchant, 47 Scott street. John, fireman, 36 Carr's croft. John, labourer, 5 Milne street. John, tenter, 35 Kinnoull causeway. O —

194 THOMSON—TOLNEY.

Thomson, John (of Thomson & Neilson), Tayview Villa, Craigie. John, clerk of works, 33 Priory place. John, labourer, 47 Skinnergate. John, spirit-dealer, 26 South Methven street—house, 78 Victoria street. Mrs Elizabeth, 19 Mill street. Mrs Henry, 21 KinnouU street. Mrs Hugh, photographic studio. South Tay street. Mrs James, 112 South street. Mrs James, 68 Pomarium. Mrs John, 20 James street. Mrs John, 58 South Methven street. Mrs John, 3 Newrow. Mrs John, 198 High street. Mrs Joseph, weaver, 45 Leonard street. Mrs William, 12 North Methven street. & Neilson, plumbers, 59 South street. Peter, gardener, Rodney Lodge. Peter, labourer. New Shore. Robert, city-chamberlain, I High st. —ho., 29 Barossapl. Robert, draper, St. Catherine's place. Thomas, butcher, 63 Glover street. Thomas, Hospital-master, Hospital. William, coachbuilder, 40 Canal street. William, road -contractor, 16 Pomarium. William B., wine and spirit merchant, 60 Canal street house, 14 Marshall place. W^illiam, labourer, 7 Thimblerow. Tilleray, John, brassfinisher, 18 George street. Mary, dairy, 19 Watergate. Tilley, James, tobacconist, 23 South street—-house, 10 Moir's Buildings, Caledonian road.

Todd, Adam, warehouseman, 1 1 Canal street.

Arthur J., artist, Tay street. & Co., John, ink manufacturers, 5 Charteris Street. David, porter, 9 Market street. David, fireman, 30 High street. George, policeman, 82 South street. George, clerk, 14 Moir's Buildings, Caledonian road. Mrs Catherine, 22 Victoria street. Thomas, timekeeper. Co-operative Buildings, Scott st. William (of John Todd & Co.), Beech Villa, KinnouU. William, railway guard, 53 Scott street. William A., clerk, Laurelbank, Scone road. Tolleth, Misses, dressmakers, 48 South Methven street. William, bootcloser, 145 High street. Tolmie, William, clerk, 29 County place. Tolney, Alexander, joiner, 39 Canal street. —

TOMEY URQUHART. 1 95

Tomey, Mrs Enoch J., 54 Watergate. & Sons, glass-gauge and bottle works, Tay Glass Works, Shore—residence. Scone. Tong, John, mason, 238 High street. Torrie, Jane, 292 High street. Tosh, Thomas, pointsman, 38 Long causeway. Town and County Bank (Limited), Victoria Buildings, Tay street, and 36 South Methven st. —Robert Robertson, solicitor, agent. Tract Society's Hall, 96 High street. Trail, David, glassblower, 41 Canal street. John, engine-driver, 19 Speygate, Mrs Janet, midwife, 37 George street. Trotter, Robert, L.F.P.S.G., Tayview House, Tay street. Thomas, moulder, 6 Thimblerow. Troy, John, labourer, 8 Pomarium. Tulloch, Alexander, fireman, 15 Claypots wynd. John, engine-driver, 24 Market street. Rev. John, Free St. Stephen's Manse, 35 York place. Peter, plasterer, 18 Caledonian road. & Son, William, saddlers, 15 and 16 Princes street house, 7 Marshall place. Turnbull & Co., chemical works, Shore. James, tailor, 170 High street. Miss, Walnut Cottage, Barnhill. Mrs C, laundress, 195 High street. Mrs David, 28 Athole street, Mrs Margaret, 33 Castlegable. Mrs William S., 8 Athole crescent. Robert, labourer, 19 North port. Turner, John, labourer, 50 Skinnergate. John, railway guard, 10 Market street. Mrs James, Scott street. Robert, labourer, 19 Greyfriars lane. Tyrie, John, 34 Barossa street. John, fitter, 72 George street. Mrs Ann, 10 Paul's close. William, coachman, 48 Castlegable, Tyson, Mrs Ann, ladies' nurse, 246 High street.

Union Bank of Scotland (Limited), 24 George street A. Butter, agent. Ure, John George, corkcutter, 61 George street. Urquhart, Alexander Reid, M.D., physician superintendent, Murray House, Kinnoull. Helen, 58 Watergate. —

196 URQUHART WALKER.

Urquhart, James, clerk, 10 High street. John, joiner, 23 Kirkgate. -^

Valentine, George, surgical instrument maker, &c., 77 High st. —house, 22 Victoria street. Mrs Jane, 12 King street. Peter, porter, 135 Canal crescent. Veitch, John, plasterer, 8 St. Ann's lane. William, French poUsher, 23 South Methven street. Veterinary City Inspector's Office, 48 George Street Peter Galloway. Veterinary County Inspector's Office, County Buildings —A. Johnstone. Volunteers' Drill-Hall, South Tay street. Voy, James, engine-driver, 41 Pomarium.

Waddell, David, ccach-painter, 4 Cow vennel. Eliza, 246 High street. George, compositor, 56 Pomarium. James, dyer, Wesleyan place, Scott street. Janet, grocer, 294 High street. Mrs Margaret, laundry, 16 North port. Mrs William, 17 Whitefriars street. Peter, shopman, 6 St. Paul's square. William, dyer, 120 Canal crescent. Waldener, George Frederick, agent, Magdalen Bank, Craigie. Walker, Alexander, H.M. inspector of schools, 9 St. Leonard's bank. Alexander, coachbuilder, 9 South William street. David, goods guard, 24 Market street. David, watchman, 20 Market street. James, shoemaker, Victoria court, Canal street. James, prison warder, 170 South street. John, brassfounder, 116 High street, John, pointsman. South Tay street. Mrs Alexander, 17 Whitefriars street. Mrs Fenwick, 31 George street. Mrs Jane, 238 High street. Mrs Peter, lodgings, 4 Barossa place. Mrs Robert, laundress, 32 Commercial street. Mrs Robert, spirit-dealer, 105 High street— house, lOI. Mrs Thomas, 31 George street. Richard, warper and yarn-merchant, 12 Paul street. Robert, labourer, 282 High street. .

' WALKER WATT. 197

Walker, Robert, second-hand bookseller, 46 Mill street. Robert, printer, 37 Canal street. Samuel, teacher (Academy), 25 Balhousie street. Wallace, David, salesman, 75 Kinnoull causeway. David, carter, 67 Kinnoull causeway. James, coal and wood merchant, Newrow—house, 2 Abbot street. Mrs David, 380 High street. Mrs Helen, 390 High street. Mrs Peter, 8 Foundry lane. Robert, carpenter, 43 Scott street. William, fitter, 170 High street. Walters, Isaac, basketmaker, 119 South street. Wanliss, Janet M., Moncreiffe terrace, Craigie. Wann, Mrs James, dressmaker, 8 Barossa place. Wannan, James, mechanic, 1 1 North port. Water-Duty Office, i High st. —Robt. Thomson, collector. Waters, George, grocer, 297J High street—house, 308. John, hay and potato merchant, 12 Kirkside—house, 17 Scott street. Waterson, Ellen, 102 High street. George, gardener, Claypots Farni. James, painter, 64 Pomarium. James, painter, 9 Speygate. Mrs Ellison, 96 High street. Mrs James, 3 Melville street. Watson, Alexander, mechanic, 5 James street. Ann, eating-house, 114 South street. Catherine, dressmaker, 163 High street. David, carter, 41 Main street. David, carter, Hospital Buildings.

David, rural letter-carrier, 1 1 Thimblerow. George, printer, 85 Glover street. George, carter, 219 High street. James, hatter and clothier, 13 St. John street —house, 41 York place. Janet, 29 James street. John, Lothair Villa, Glasgow road. John, cowfeeder, 6 Strathmore street. John, tailor, 79 Watergate. John, joiner, 81 Pomarium. Mrs Alexander, lodgings, 14 Scott street. Robert, weaver, 46 Pomarium. Thomas, 5 Queen street. William, clerk of works, 10 Market street. Watt, Barbara, 1 1 Meal vennel. George, labourer, 12 Moir's Buildings, High street. David, mason, 7 South William street. 198 WATT WELSH.

Watt, David, moulder, 46 Pomarium. James, depute sherifF-clerk, 16 Main street. Mrs John, midwife, 219 High street. Mrs Mary, 2 Flesh vennel. "William, seed-merchant and nurseryman, 26 High street. Way, Thomas, clerk, Cherrybank. Webb, Edward M., game-dealer, i Gowrie street. Wearham, Hector, pensioner, 6 Union street. Webster, Alexander, fireman, Friar street. Alexander, fireman, 34 Glover street. James, weaver, 26 Pomarium. James, dyer, 12 West Mill street. James, engine-driver, 31 Glover street. James, tailor, 163 High street. John, weaver, 7 Pomarium. John, coach-painter, 63 Leonard street. Matthew, labourer, 7 Strathmore street. Mrs John, 29 Kirkgate. Robert, sorter, travelling post-office, 7 Pomarium. Wedderspoon, Jessie, Wellbank, Kinnoull. Robert, dyer, 14 Cutlog vennel. Weir, James, lathsplitter, 12 North Methven street. Weiss, Rev. F, W., Episcopal clergyman, 25 Melville street. Wellington, William, carpet weaver, 2 Shields' place, Dunkeld rd. Wells, George, city inspector of works, 3 High street—house, 9 Queen street, Craigie. George, baker, 34 Scott street. James, blacksmith, 31 Newrow—house, 48 S. Methven street. Mrs John, 25 Leonard street. Welsh, Alexander, tenter, 59 Pomarium. Barbara, milliner and dressmaker, 129 High street. James, residenter, 129 High street. James, labourer, 112 South street. John, superintendent of police, 16 Tay street. John, labourer, 23 South Methven street. Margaret, 87 High street. Martin, labourer, 82 South street. Martin, labourer, 7 Clayholes. Mrs, provision-dealer, 39 Meal vennel. Mrs, 10 Tay street. Mrs Robert, milliner, 81 High street. Mrs Thomas, 126 High street. Peter, labourer, Scott street. Peter, ropespinner, 297 High street. Robert, draper, 81 High street. William, van-driver, 13 Strathmore street. William, blacksmith, Horner's lane—house, 82 South st. WELSH—WHITTON. 1 99.

Welsh, William, grocer, 59 Strathmore street. William, van-driver, I Paul street. William, labourer, 21 Claypots wynd. West, Archibald, vanman, 137 Canal crescent. Joseph, labourer, Victoria court. Canal street. William, labourer, 19 Greyfriars street. Westcott, West Coast agent, 37 Priory place. Westwood, Alexander (of W., S., & M.), 11 Canal street. Sons, & Miller, bellhangers, 21 Princes street. Whannel, Henry, flesher, 251 High street—house above. James, weaver, 33 Pomarium. Wheatly, Shadroch, shipmaster, 37 Canal street. Whimster, James (of Pirrie & Anderson), i Moncreifife terrace. Thomas, manager of Gas Works, 17 York place. White, Alexander, dyer, 23 Pomarium. Andrew, fitter, 13 Cow vennel. Andrew, labourer, 1 1 Cow vennel. Benjamin, clerk, 46 Commercial street. David, labourer, 190 High street. Francis Isa., M.D., 2 Athole place. Francis B., M.D., Annat Lodge, George, labourer, 28 Long causeway. James, painter, 7 Barossa street. James, glassblower, 25 Hospital street. John, boilermaker, 57 KinnouU causeway. John, working jeweller, 8 North port. Mrs David, 6 Union lane.

Peter, bootcloser, 20 Hospital street. n Robert, tailor, 3 Lickley street. William, hedger, 135 Canal crescent. William, millwright, 18 West Mill street. Whiteford, William, blacksmith, 6 North William street. Whitehall, George, tailor, 6 High street. Whitehead, Margaret, 3 Stormont street. Whitelaw, Margaret, market gardener, Barnhill. Mrs Barbara, 55 Scott street. Whittet, Charles S., joiner, 22 Mill street—house, Hay street. J. & T., tea and coffee dealers and agricultural seedsmen, 57 High street. James, finisher, 7 Low street. James, gardener, 3 Gladstone terrace. James P. (of J. & T. Whittet), 5 Charlotte place. Margaret, dressmaker, 224 High street. Mrs Margaret, 240 South street. Mrs William, Shore. Robert, labourer, 8 Skinnergate. Robert, clerk. General Prison. Whitton, John, clerk, 22 Glover street. 200 WHYTE—WILLIAMSON.

Whyte, David, clerk, 8 South street. Henry, solicitor, 22 St. John st. —house, 2 Marshall pi. Laurence, joiner, 70 Watergate. Mary, Alexandra street. Whytock, Alexander, joiner, High Craigie. Betsy, High Craigie. Isabella, 19 Claypots wynd, John, turner, 238 High street. Mrs John, laundress, 7 Commercial street. Wight, Alexander, wire-worker, 9 Nelson street. Mrs Thomas, 4 Thimblerow. Thomas, wire-worker, 6^ Victoria street. Wightman, Peter, porter (British Linen Bank}, 75 George street. Wighton, William, baker, 16 North port. Wilkie, Andrew, warper, 39 Kinnoull causeway. Andrew, plumber, I Abbot street. Andrew, factory manager, 20 Melville street. David, shoemaker, 129 Canal crescent. Euphemia, 219 High street. Hannah, 35 Stormont street. Henry, fireman, 12 Barrack street. Jane, lodgings, ']"] Main street. Joseph, plumber, 39 Kinnoull causeway. Mrs Helen, Inchbank, Main street. Mrs James, 238 High street. Mrs William, Burton place. Robert, clerk, 8 Hospital street. William, crane inspector, 5 James street. Wilkinson, George, labourer, 28 West Mill street. John, labourer, 44 Meal vennel. Joseph, engine-driver, Friar street. Mrs Robert, midwife, 18 Canal street. Robert, messenger, 18 Canal street. Will, Alexander Yule, governor, County Prison, Speygate. Robert, blacksmith, 189 South street. Williamson, Andrew, railway guard, 18^ Leonard street. David, labourer, 10 Newrow. David A., telegraph clerk, 34 Caledonian road. Isabella, l Stormont street. James, pointsinan, 52 Glover street. James, labourer, 35 Kinnoull causeway. John, painter, 19 Speygate. John, shoemaker, 223 High street—house, Rosslyn place. John, butcher. North Scott street. John, baker, 198 High street. Mary Ann, 22 Union lane. Mrs James, 18 Caledonian road. Mrs William, confectioner, 42 South street. —

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"Williamson, Robert, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 170 High st. William, tailor, 14 Moir's Buildings, Caledonian road. Wilson, Alexander, solicitor and joint-agent for Clydesdale Bank, 5 St. John street. Alexander, bookbinder, i Water vennel. Alexander, fruiterer, 139 High street—house, 156. Agnes, lodgings, 4 Victoria street. Ann, 207 High street. Catherine, milliner, i Cross street. David, corkcutter, 80 High street—house, 126. Edward John, prison warder, Craigie Park terrace. Elizabeth, 55 High street. Frederick Robert, M.B., Brigade Surgeon, The Durn, Isla road. George, currier and leather merchant, 203 High street house, 47 York place. George, sawtrimmer, 55 South street—house, 19 Keir st. George, railway porter, 57 Kinnoull causeway. George, glassblower, 52 South street. George, coal-merchant, Balhousie Siding, High street. Henry, labourer, I Lickley place. Isabella, draper and hosier, 40 North Methven street. Rev. James, i Queen street. James, gunmaker, 211 High street. James, fruiterer, 8 Caledonian road. James, joiner, 14 Moir's Buildings, Caledonian road. & Son, Jas., blacking manufacturers, St. Catherine's pi. John, dyer, 28 Melville street. John (late chemist), 69 North Methven street. John, gardener, 1 1 North port. John, Turf Tavern, 10 Tay street. John, plumber, 6 Canal street. John, railway guard, 44 Newrow. John, wholesale grocer, 44 Mill street—house, 8 Moir's Buildings, Caledonian road. John, dyer, 4 Milne street. Mrs Alexander, Hospital Buildings. Mrs David, 8 Pomarium. Mrs Duncan, 73J Leonard street. Mrs Thomas, 87 High street. Mrs William, 24 Barrack street.

Robert, restaurateur, purveyor, and wine merchant, ;^S St. John street—house, 34. Robert, mason, 75 Leonard street. Robert, timekeeper, 13 Union lane. R. & A., boot and shoe makers, no High street. Samuel, joiner and builder, 67 Main street—house, 71. William, tailor, 75 Leonard street. 202 WILSON—WRIGHT.

Wilson, "William, labourer, 7 Claypots wynd. William, lapper, 18 Barrack street. Willshire, Ernest M., Lieutenant, 42nd Regt., Rodney Lodge. Winchester, David, fireman, 343 High street. Winter, John (of A. Darling & Co.), 5 Comely Bank. Winterbottom, James, engine-driver, 26 Glover street. Winton, Ann, 28 James street.

. Charles, surfaceman, 3 York place. Colin, lapper, 224 High street. Mrs Peter, 15 Strathmore street. Mrs Peter, 151 High street. Richard, blacksmith, 24 Market street. Robert, butcher, 64 South Methven street. Thomas, detective officer, 34 Caledonian road. Wintrap, John, clerk of works, 8 West High street. Wishart, Isaac, joiner, 2 Lindsay's Buildings, Caledonian road. James, mason, 4 Union street lane. Wittet, Robert, labourer, 8 Skinnergate. Wood, Charles (of Wood & Son), 2 Brunswick terrace, Craigie. David, jun. (of Wood & Son, booksellers), 68 St. John st. Jane, milliner, 92 Victoria street. John, boot and shoe maker, 24 High street— house, Dupplin Bank, Kinnoull. John, Rosslyn place. John, lineman, 79 Pomariuni. Mrs David, 7 Balhousie street. & Son, David, booksellers, stationers, printers, and music- sellers, 52 High street, 46 George street, and 33 Skinnergate—house, 4 Hay street. & Son, James, brick makers and contractors, Friarton. Walter, engine-fitter, 14 Glover street. William, labourer, 8 East Bridge street. Wordie & Co., railway agents and carriers, 10 Mill street. Working Boys' & Girls' Religious Society, Tay street- housekeeper, Donald Chisholm. Working Men's Conservative Association Rooms—48 George street. Wotherspoon, James, hatter, 44 High street and 25 St. John street—house, Greenbrae, Bridgend. John, assistant city inspector, 6 High street. Lawrence, baker (of Shaw & Wotherspoon), 38 Victoria street. William, commercial traveller, Croft Park, Craigie. William, pie-baker, 14 Kirkgate. Wright Incorporation Hall, 23 Watergate. Wright, Alexander, compositor, 34 Scott street. & Co., John, brewers, 18 North Methven street. Henry, society agent, 9 North Methven street. —

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Wright, Henry, platelayer, 72 Watergate. James, grocer and spirit-dealer, 2 South Methven street house, 9 North Methven street. John, labourer, 54 South street. John, waiter, 42 Skinnergate. John, Rosslyn place. Mrs William, 330 High street. Richard, labourer, 21 St. John's place. Robert, labourer, 44 Skinnergate. Robert, brassfounder, 170 High street. Robert, pointsman, 348 High street. Robert D., dyer, 8 Balhousie street.

Wrozina, Ignaz, piano-tuner, 6;^ Priory place. Wylie, Allan, blacksmith, 30 Athole place. Daniel (of Paterson, Sons, & Co.), Muirton Bank. David (of Paterson, Sons, & Co.), 9 Rose terrace. David, lather, 71 High street. George, ironmonger, coppersmith, and blacksmith, 7 George street—house, 9 High street. James, dyer, 16 Union street lane. Margaret, 27 Marshall place. Maria, 129 High street. Maria, dressmaker, 3 Scott street. Mrs J., 129 High street. Mrs William, 17 Commercial street. William, horse-dealer, 33 Princes street. William, turner, 17 Commercial street. Wynd, Andrew, firemari, 190 High street. Mrs Alexander, lodgings, 19 North Methven street.

Yaccamini, David, plumber, 253 High street. Peter, figure-maker, 13 Castlegable. Robert, confectioner, 72 South street. Yeaman, Alexander, plumber, 282 High street. David, labourer, 146 High street. George, labourer, 13 Paul street. James, labourer, 50 Barossa street. Mrs James, King James VI. Hospital. Young, Agnes, 20 South street. Alexander, labourer, 13 Leonard street. Alexander, ironmonger, 98 High street—house, 46 Athole street. Alexander, labourer, 8 Bridge lane. Andrew, stationer and tobacconist, 73 North Methven st. Andrew, dyer, Gowrie Cottage, Barnhill. & Campbell, drapers, 38 South Methven street. 204 YOUNG.

Young, David, joiner, 12 Moir's Buildings, Caledonian road. David, brassfinisher, 7 Low street. David, warper, 4 Oliphant's vennel. David, letter-carrier, 238 High street. David, commission agent, 1 1 Charlotte street. David, 42 Glover street. David, joiner. Friar street. David (of Young & Campbell), 49 King street. David, clerk, 3 South St. John's place. David, labourer, 246 High street. David, baker, Carrick House, Barnhill. David, watchman, High Craigie. David C, clothier and hatter, 130 High street—house, Cherrybank. Edward, labourer, 31 Thimblerow. George, dyer, Granville place, Market street. Hugh, grocer, 3 Castlegable—house, Craigie place. & Sons, J,, general printers, stationers, and advertisers, 66, 68, and 70 Watergate. James (of J. Young & Sons), 3 Watergate. James M. (of J. Young & Sons), 13 Keir street. James, gardener, Barnhill. James, messenger (C.R.), 6 North Methven street. James, labourer, 232 High street. •James, labourer, 23 Meal vennel. James, porter (Royal Bank), 2 Charlotte street. James, labourer, 23 Cross street. James, commercial traveller, 11 Rose terrace. Jessie, factory worker, 155 South street. John, gardener, Viewlands. John, painter, Lindsay's Buildings, Caledonian road. John, 15 Keir street. John, blacksmith, High Craigie. John, painter, 2 North Methven street —house, 4. John, architect and civil engineer, 42 Tay street—house, 24 Marshall place. John, solicitor and notary public, 38 High street—house, 35 King street. John, blacksmith, 4 Newrow. John, glazier, 34 Newrow. John, prison warder, 19 Priory place. John, weaver, 56 Long causeway. John, watchmaker, 19 Mill street. Margaret, 31 Leonard street. Mary, dressmaker, 14 St. John street. Mary C, 7 Balhousie street. Mrs Catherine, 3 Main street. Mrs James, 57 South street. —

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Young, Mrs James, 146 High street. Mrs Janet, 19 Union street. Mrs Jemima, 47 Watergate. Mrs John, 55 High street. Mrs John, laundress. High Craigie. Mrs John, 8 Croft bank. Mrs Robert, Barnhill. Mrs Thomas, seamstress, 2 Bridge lane. ' Mrs William, tobacconist, 53 Mill street. Mrs William, embroiderer, 238 High street. Mrs W^illiam, 155 South street. Peter, joiner, Friar street. Peter, dyer, 33 Cross street. Philip, fireman, 51 Pomarium. Robert, fireman, 28 Long causeway. Thomas, watchmaker, 42 Mill street—h., 8 Kinnoull st. Thomas, salesman, 8 Murray street. Thomas, brassfinisher, 73 South street. W. Cochrane, solicitor, 9 St. John street—house, 14 Rose terrace. William, solicitor, 18 South st. —house, 74 St. John st. William, silk-cleaner, 73 Main street. William, grocer, 13 Barossa street. William, commission agent, 19 Priory place. William, compositor, Carrick House, Barnhill. William, shoemaker, 17 Pomarium. William, labourer, James VI. Hospital. William, upholsterer, 163 High street. William W., tinsmith and ironmonger, 150 High street house, Ginficld. Younger, Alexander, railway guard, 13 Cross street. John, dyer, 15 Kirkgate. Yule, Mrs James, 43 Pomarium. William, greengrocer, 55 Kinnoull causeway. gl

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ACCOUNTANTS. M'Intosh, John (insurance and com^ mission), 5 George street. Glass, Robt. Milne, 6S St. John st. MTntosh, William (insurance), 35 Moir, 22 St. John street. James, Castlegable. Morison, & R., 4 Blackfriars st. J. Meldrum, Peter M. (cloth), 96 High; street. AGENTS. Menzies, James F. (sewing machine), Allan, Thomas (commission and in- 1 1 St. John street. Milln, David N. (insurance coal). surance), 44 St. John street. & High street. Barclay, Jas. (insurance), 38 James 270 Peebles, Allan (commission). Barn- street. Lov hill. Blacl-i,G. (agricultural), 8 Victoria st. Reid, Thomas (commission), 27c Brough, Jas. (commission), 9 York place. High street. Ritchie, (commission), Leonarc Carrick, A. (insurance), 4$ South st. Jn. street. Chalmers, Jas. (commission) 58 Stei Victoria street—see ad. Russell, James T. (commission), 5J Cruickshanks Richard (commission), Canal street. (manure), Vic- St. Ann's lane. Simpson, John 18 toria street. Cuthbert, W. (manure), 55 High st. Forbes, W. D. (National Telephone Smith, D. Crawford (commissior Co., Limited), Royal Bank. and emigration), 195 High street, Galloway, William R. (insurance), Spence, Peter (insurance), 68 Higl: 68 High street. street. Glass, Andrew, 28 Scott street. Wright, Henry (society), 9 NortI: Methven street. Grant, Jn. (commission), 8 High st. Henderson, Geo. (sewing machine), Young, David (commission), il Charlotte street. 34 Caledonian road. Johnman, Andrew (commission), 2 Young, William (commission), U Newrow. Priory place. Andrew (commission), 109 King, ARCHITECTS. South street. Laing, Robert (insurance), 64 South Campbell, Wm. (surveyor), 30 North street. Methven street. Law & Son, Charles (shipping), 62 Chalmers, John, 4 St. Leonard's pi, Princes street. Heiton, Andrew, 72 George street. Logan, C. (insurance), io| King st. Robertson, Chas. S., 68 St. John st. Lowe, Robert (general), Charles st. Smart, David, 8 High street. M'Gregor, Malcolm (manure), Cale- Smart, James, 18 George street. donian road. Young, John, Tay street. — — — — —

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ARTISTS AND PHOTOGRAPHERS. M'Intyre & Stewart, 13 High st. and 2 George street—see ad. Bourke, Thomas, 17 King st. Perth Baking Co. (Limited), 40 and see ad. 44 North Methven street. Ilranston, James H. (landscape), 3 Richardson, Wm. B., 322 High st. Athole street. Wotherspoon, St. tienderson, John, Albert place, Shaw & 46 street see ad. [reland & Co., James, 14 South John Soutar, James, S. Methven Methven street, 67 street see ad. -ackson, Magnus, 62 Princes street. St. Johnstoun Co-operative Society, Porter, Mrs John, 30 George street. I King street. Proudfoot, Wm., 6 Charlotte st. Thomson, David, 13 Market st. Thomson, Mrs Hugh, South Tay st. —see ad. AUCTIONEERS. Wotherspoon, Wm. (pie), 14 Kirk- gate. Brady & Sons, Terence, 74 High st. Halley, Thomas (Mart), 13 Queen st. BANKERS. Hay & Kyd, Victoria street. See pages i^, 16, I'j, and 18. Kilpatrick, John, 33 Meal vennel. Love &, Son, Thos., St. John's BASKETMAKER. place—see ad. Taylor, James, 135 High street Vlacdonald, Fraser, & Co. , Market st. —see ad. Vliddleton, Alex. (H. A. S. Co., Ltd.), 26 York place. BELLHANGERS. Stewart, Charles, 49 So. Meth- Sons, Princes st. ven street—see ad. Bryden & John, 7 I Campbell, Peter, 20 Mill street— see ad. ! BAKERS. Robertson, John, N, Methven st. .\die, William, 2 Melville street. Westwood, Sons, & Miller, 21 Barty & Co., Thomas, 150 South st. Princes street—see ad. piark, David, 152 High street. Wylie, George, 7 George street. Co-operative Society, Scott street. eas, John, i Melville street. BILLPOSTERS. onaldson, Thomas, 248 High st. Young & Sons, 66 Watergate P'uncanson, Thomas, 7 County pi. see ad. irst Wheaten Bread Society, 49 North Methven street. BIRDSTUFFERS, ETC. aibson, Thomas, 19 Main st. — see ad. Lorimer, John, 7 King street. Malloch, P. D., High street lass, David, 91 High street. — 209 3ewat, James (pie), 10 Watergate. see ad. Hopkirk, William, Leonard st. 51 BLACKSMITHS. VTailler, Chas. (pie), 27 Hospital st. Vlitchell, Robert, East Bridge st. Finlayson, James, 24 Mill street VIontgomery, James, 291 High st. —see ad. VluUion, James, 7 Leonard street. Fraser, William, 189 South street. M'Ewan, William, 15 George Frew & Sons, Wm., 6 Mill street. street see ad. Gorrie, Thomas, 24 N. Methven St. —

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Graham, Mrs (farrier), 73 Watergate Nicol, James Y., i George street. Guthrie, Wm., 24 Commercial st. Nicol, Joseph, 41 S. Methven st. Hume, John, 3 Flesh vennel. Robertson, David, 94 High street. Irvine, Mrs John, 6 North William Robertson, Wm., 19 Meal vennel. street. Stewart, Robert, 39 St. John street M'Lean, J. (farrier), 4I Mill street. Walker, Robt., 46 Mill street-: M'Leod, John, 53^ South street. see ad. M'Quhae, Thomas, 12 Carpenter st. Wood & Son, David, 52 High st Neil, John (farrier), 53^ South st. and 46 George street. Scobie, James, 18 James street. Young, Andrew, 73 N. Methven st Taylor, James, Kinnoull street—

see ad. BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS AND \V Walsh, William, Horner's lane. DEALERS. W Wells, James, 31 Newrow. Win, Robert, 189 South street. Bannister, Thomas, 9 Athole place Wylie, George, 7 George street. Calderwood, James, dz High st - see ad. Carmichael, Duncan, 20 BOOKBINDERS. Soutl Methven street—see ad. Jackson & M'Gregor, 10 Tay st. Duncan, Alex., 67 S. Methven st. M'Greg-or, Alex., 17 Bridge Gall, Mrs, 5 Skinnergate. lane—see ad. George, Alex., Hospital Buildings, Nicol, James Y., i George street. Glover & Son, 46 S. Methven st. Graham, John D., 26 Carpenter si Greig BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. & Co., 24 & 26 Water gate—i'd?^ ad. Angus, Robert, Bridgend. Halley, William, 6 Leonard street Barlas, James, 263 High st. — Henderson, Wm., 14 George st see ad, —see ad. Bruce, John, 43 George street. Horsman, Arthur (clog), 153 Sout Burgess, Andrew, 19 South street. street. Christie, John, 32 St. John st. — Inglis, James, 35 Main street. —see ad. Keay & Co., 103 High street an Dow, John, !2i North Methven st. 22 South Methven street. Findlay, James, 196 South street. Lamb, Robert, 8 Meal vennel. Forbes, James, 230 South street. Leslie, Jonathan, 7 Gowrie street. Garvie, Alex., 35 South street. Mackay, Andw., 20 Meal vei: Hay, R. A. & J., 23 George street. —see ad. Jackson, James H., 20 High street. Malloch, Daniel, 32 Athole street. Leitch, Alex, S., 32 High street. Malone, Peter, 8 N. Methven si Leslie, Duncan, 20 St. John street. —see ad. Manson, John, 188 & 190 South st. Maybole Warehouse, 155 High st. Miller, James, 127 High street. Mechie, James, 6 Gowrie street. Moncrieff, William, 57 Princes st. Morton, James, 99 High street. M'Farlane, James, 235 & 272 High M Arthur, Donald, 33 Hospital st, street. M 'Donald, James, 2 W. Bridge s Murdoch, James R., 78 St. John M 'Donald Thomas, 209 South st. street—see ad. M 'Nicol, James, 10 St. John stree — —

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Laurence, Robert, 237 High street, BRUSHMAKERS. Norwell, David, High street and 39 Baker, Mrs, 45 Meal vennel. 66 South Methven street. Taylor, James, 135 High street Hig-h street Norwell, John, 144 —see ad. —see ad. Norwell, Peter, 8 Skinnergate, BUILDERS AND SCULPTORS. Sidey, Henry, 64 High st. —see ad. Stewart, William, 71 Leonard st. Anderson, William (sculptor), place. Taylor, James, I County Alexandra street—-s"^^ ad. Williamson, J., 223 High street Beveridge Brothers, Newrow. — see ad. Beveridge, Duncan (sculptor), Wilson, R. & A., no High street. York place—see ad. Wood, John, 24 High street— Brand, Robert, West Mill street. see ad. Brown & Duncan, 14 KinnouU st. BRASSFOTINDERS. Christie, George (sculptor), St. 5-? ad. See also Phimbers. Andrew street— Fraser & Morton, Victoria street. Bryden &: Sons, John, Princes st. 7 Greenhill, Campbell (sculptor), Frew & Sons, William, 8 Mill st. Market street. Perth Brass Foundry, 22 Cow Laing & Son, David, Alexandra st. vennel and 23 Canal street Marshall & Co., James (sculptors), D. Mackie & Co. see ad. 137 High street. Macleish, James, 15 Mill street Moir, George, Alexandra street. —see ad. Moir, James, St. Catherine's place. Perth Foundry, Paul st. Andrew — Moir, John, Balhousie. C. Stewart. M'Currach, James, 48 Victoria st. Wright, Robert, 170 High street. Pearson, David, 79 South street. St. John's Foundry, Foundry lane Readdie, Thos., 59 N. Methven st. George Chrystal. Smart & Farquharson, 9 Gowrie st. Wylie, George, 7 George street. Tait & Sons, Wm., Caledonian rd. BROKERS AND GENERAL DEALERS. In Meal Vennel. CABINETMAKERS, JOINERS, AND Donnelly, Patk. Kilpatrick, John UNDERTAKERS. Doonan, John Knight, Alex. Archibald, William, 19 George st. Heraughty, John M'Quade, Hugh Ballantyne, J. & T., 47 Canal st. Higgins, John Queen, John Brown, T. & W., Alexandra st. Higgins, Michael Reid, David Burns, John, 7 Athole street. Anderson, 181 South street J., Cameron, J. A. & D., Gowrie Keegan, M., 167 South street street—see ad. Clark, Robert, 192 High st. BREWERS, Crombie, N., 20^ Barrack street. Cairns, Thomas (barm), Cutlog Doe, John (agricultural), 20 Cale- vennel. donian road. Forbes, John (distiller), Bridgend. Dow, William, 232 High street. Muir & Martin, 121 Canal street. Dow & M'Farlane, Market st. Panton, W. (maltster), Craigie Mill. Drummond, David, 12 Gowrie st. Wright & Co., J., 18 N. Methven st. Duncan, James, High Craigie. P — —

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CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. Forgan, Thomas, 19 Scott street. Methven st. Grant, Charles, 55 N. Rose P., S. Methven st. County Blair, 44 Hay, James, 28 and 30 Dandie, Newby, & Dandie, 75 High i-^^ ad. place and Newrow— street. street. Hunt, Thomas, 8 Charlotte Farquhar, James, 76 St. John Peter, 76 George Imrie & Sons, street—see ad. Mill street—j',?^ ad. street and Glass, Alex., South Methven st. North 39 Irvine, Mrs John (cart), 6 Gowans, James, 21 High street. William street. Kennedy, Sinclair, 228 High street. Cow vennel. Johnstone, Peter, Reid & Donald, 39 George st.— William, 63 South street. Malcolm, see ad. Princes st.— Macqueen, Jas., 30 Stewart, Jas. D., 234 High street. sec ctci, Strang, Peter, 166 High street. South st. Marshall, R. & J., 52 Taylor, Robert A., 35 High st. ad. —see —see ad. Catherine's pi. Morison, David, St. Turnbull & Co. (works), Shore. Murray, Joseph, 292 High street. M 'Donald, James, 224 South st. M 'Donald, James, Barossa street. CHIMNEY SWEEPERS. M'Intosh & Sons (cart). Market st. Bissett, William, 332 High street. M'Kendrick, Andrew, 20 Newrow. Dewar, Donald, 25 Guard vennel. Wm., 24 N. Methven st. M'Laren, M'Dougall, James, 313 High street. Son, Thos., Victoria st, Pullar & 54 M'Dougall, P. & W., 282 High Pullar, Mrs Thomas, Foundry lane. street see ad. Rutherford, William, 8 Main street. M'Lachlan, Daniel, 47 Water- Scott, Alexander, 15 North port. gate—see ad. Shiels & Co., T., 75 South st. Tvlelville, James, 42 Castlegable. —see ad. Murray, William, 10 Pomarium. Stewart & M'Farlane, 23 Mill st. Pratt, & W., Cutlog vennel. Stewart, William Alexandra st. J. J., Spiers, James, 201 South street. Sutherland, David, 189 South st. Spiers, William, 137 South street. Whittet, Charles S., 22 Mill street. Whyte, Laurence, 70 Watergate. AVilliamson, R. (carver), 170 High st. CHINA, CRYSTAL, AND STONEWARE Wilson, Samuel, 67 Main street. DEALERS. CANDLEMAKER. Anderson, James, 54 St. John —see ad. Wilson, George, 120 High street. street Anderson, Matthew S., 29 St. John CARRIERS. street. See page 21. Keegan, Michael, 167 South street. M 'Donald, James H., 5 Mill street. CARVERS AND GILDERS. M'Gillivray, Mrs, 51 South street. Benjamin Brothers, 13 Speygate. O'Neil, John, 275 High, street. Jackson, James, 66 George st.— M'Laughlan, G., 211 and 213 see ad. see CC(l, High street Murray, D. B., 14 and 22 South Ramsay, Alexander, 128 to 138 i street—see ad. South street—see ad. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. 211

CIVIL ENGINEERS AND LAND Fen wick, Peter, 317 High street. SURVEYORS. Green, Alex., 57 South Methven st. Greig & Co., 24 Watergate— Barr, Thomas M. , Barnhill. see ad. Hay & Kyd, Victoria street. Hardie, Thos., 233 High street. Macdonald, Fraser, & Co., Cale- Hay & Sons, Robert, 27 George St. donian road. Heron, David, 19 Kirkgate— Ritchie, James, i8 Charlotte street. see ad. Young, John, Tay street. Isaac, James, 55 South Methven st. Johnman, William, 300 High st. CLERGYMEN. Laing, Andrew, 53 Mill street. See pages 21 and 60. Low & Peebles, 14, 16, and 18 St. John street.

CLOTHIERS, DRAPERS, & HATTERS. M 'Cowan, Mrs, I South St. John's place—see ad. See also Tailors and Clothiers. M'Ewen, James, 56 St. John st. M'Lauchlan, Thomas, 180 High st. Alexander, Geo., 236 High street. M'Mahon, Sarah, 52 Meal vennel. Allan & Miller, 17 Princes street. M'Naughton & Dewar, 8 George st. Allan, Robert, 33 High street— Miller, Alexander, 201 High street. see ad. Miller, John, 61 High street. Bayne, A. , 50 South Methven st. Moore, John M., 43 N. Methven st. Belmain & M'Intyre, 15 St. John st. Morton & Mitchells, 23 St. John st. Birrell, Andrew, 116 and 118 High street. Moyes,— Andrew, 83 High street Blair, Douglas, 189 High street. see ad. Petrie, (hatter), 66 South st. Bonar, Robert, 21 S. Methven st. Mrs J. South street. Brydson, William, 117 High street. Rice, William, 135 Byars, William, 88 High st.— Robb, Mrs Peter, 10 Gowrie street, Hospital st. —see ad. Robertson, James, 19 Mitchell, 112 High st. Cairns, James (india-rubber), 67 S. Robertson & Ross, David, High street. Methven st. 179 Seton, Duncan, 71 High street. Chisholm, W. B., 29 George st. Leonard street. Co-operative Society, Scott street. Shepherd, Mrs, 43 B., High street. Crerar, John, 22 Leonard street. Sime, John 225 Smith, D., 13 and 24 Char- Crichton, James, 42 S. Methven st. J. & lotte street. Cruickshank, James S., 64 and 66 Stewart, Leonard street. St. John street. John, 59J Taylor, John, High street", Darling & Co., A., 35 George st. 93 Taylor, John, 162 High street. Dewar & Honey, I St. John street. Taylor, Robert D., High street. Donaldson, Gilbert, 241 High st. 45 W^ilson, Isabella, 40 North Methven Donaldson & Mackenzie, 34 George street. street. Duncan, John, 159 High street. Wotherspoon, James, 44 High st- Dunsmore & Son, B., 56 and 58 and 25 St. John ^i.—see ad. High street. Young, David C, 130 High street. Ewing, Robert, 24 St. John street. Young & Campbell, 38 S. Methven. Fenwick, Marion, 339 High street. street. —

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CAB AND COACH PROPRIETORS. Law & Son, 0., Princes street— see ad. Brown, Colin, 8 North William st. M'Ewan, Andrew, Hospital street. residence, Cameron, Hugh— New Malcolm, Geo., Glasgow road depot. Scone. Martin, Wm., Leonard bank depot. Mill st—see ad. Imrie & Sons, P., Menzies, Robert, 1 1 Hospital street. Laidlaw, Mrs Richard, 23 North Milln, David N., 270 High street. Methven street. Mitchelson, William, 24 Market st. M'Queen, Jas., 30 Princes st. and Muir, Thomas, Glasgow road depot. 189 South ^\>.—see ad. Peebles, Peter, Glasgow road depot. Porteous, Wm., Market street. Marshall, E. & J., 58 George st., Riley, John, 55 Meal vennel, 20 Princes St., and 52 South Robertson, Duncan, 69 South st. street see ad. Robertson, Mrs, 28 Princes street. Eobertson, William, 14 Nortli Ross, Daniel, Cutlog vennel. William street—-y^^ ad. Scott, John, Skinnergate. Yaccamini, Robert, 72 South street. Skinner, James, 43 Leonard street. Skinner, John, N. B. M, depot. Stewart, John, 69 Princes st. COACHBUILDERS. Sutherland, G., Glasgow rd. depot. Wallace, James, Newrow. Keillor, John, 18 Mill street. Wilson, George, Balhousie siding. Pirrie & Anderson, Princes street. Eeid, Peter, Princes st.—-^^^ ad. CONFECTIONERS. Thomson, William, Canal street. Adie, William, 2 Melville street. Barty & Co., Thos., 150 South st. COAL AGENTS AND DEALERS. Baxter, Jessie K., 45 George street. Blaney, William, 141 South street. Allan, James, 13 Skinnergate. Clark, Mrs., 14 N. Methven st. Bauchop, Wm., 22 Whitefriars st. Donald, Catherine, 85 High street. Bruce, James, North British depot. Elder, Chalmers, 261 High street. Campbell, A., Glasgow road depot. Fairley, Patrick, 38 Meal vennel. Co-operative Coal Society, 288 High Fenwick & Son, A., 27 St. John st. street. Fisher, James, 186 High street. Cree, John & Peter, 56 Watergate. Fisher, Wm., 172 High street. Dixon & Co., Wm., Glasgow road Eraser, Daniel, 138 High street. depot. Eraser, James, 238 South street. Duncan, Thomas, Leonard bank Gertly. J., 3 Market street. depot. Guild, Mrs, ^t^ Leonard street. Edward, st. Wm., Princes station. Kennaway, Charles G., 49 South Frame, Jas., Glasgow road depot. street and 29 High street. Gibbons, rd. John, Glasgow depot. Leitham, Caroline, 51 Princes st. G-orrie, John, 23 Princes street— M'Gregor, Margaret, 217 High st. see ad. Rodgie, David, 10 S. Methven st. Gow, James, 25 Priory place. Shedden, James, 57 N. Methven st. Kennedy, Alex., 308 High street. Stewart, Duncan, 5 King street. Lauder, William, 338 High street. Yaccamini, Robt., 72 South street. —

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COOKS AND RESTAURATEURS. Soutar, John, 86 High street. Wylie, George, 7 George street. Allan, Mrs, 299 High street. Young, Wm. W., 150 High street. Boyd, John, 58 South street. Brand, Thomas, 165 South street. Coul, James, 48 George street. CORK MANUFACTURERS.

Glen, James, i Mill street. Arbuckle, Thomas, 1 1 Bridge lane. Guthrie, John B., 7 Market street. Wilson, David, 80 High street. Harley, Wm. H., 26 and 28 South Methven street. CUTLER. Hewat, James, 10 Watergate. Keay, Elizabeth, 6^ Newrow. Valentine, George, 77 High street. Keir, Robert, 236 South street. Laidlaw Wm., 18 Leonard st. — DAIRY KEEPERS. see ad. Andrews, Robert, 6 North port. M'Conachie, John, 26 Mill street. Armour, Mrs, i Strathmore street. Mailler, Charles, Hospital street. 27 Cadzow, John, 19 Skinnergate. Manson, street. John, 190 South Campbell, David, 81 Watergate. Menzies, James, 41 Leonard street. Clark, Mrs James, 42 Leonard st. Munro, Ann, 221 South street. Cochrane, David, 5 Commercial st. Munro, Helen, 262 High street. Dougall, James, East Bridge street. 'Donald, Market street. M Jessie, 5 Duncan, James, High Craigie. Robertson, Margaret, 213 South st. Ferguson, Mrs, 61 Leonard street. Shaw, Mrs Andrew, 6'i^ Newrow. Forrest, John, 21 Kirkgate. Stewart, Alex., street. 6 Market Gorrie, David, Caledonian road. Stewart, Robert, 25 Princes street. Gow, Robert, 1 1 Barossa street. Watson, Ann, 1 14 South street. Henderson, John, i Mill close. Williamson, Mrs, 42 South street. Henderson, Margaret, 277 High st. Wilson, Robert, st. 38 St. John Hinshelwood, James, 50 N. Meth- —see ad. ven street. Wotherspoon, Wm., 14 Kirkgate. Howie, Margaret, 3 Caledonian rd. Hume, Agnes, i Flesh vennel. COOPERS. Hunter, James, 4 Victoria street. Hutchison, C, 58 Castlegable. Halliburton, Wm., 246 High street Keay, Mrs, 22 Pomarium. and 31 Meal vennel. Kelly, James, 58 Watergate. Justice, Thos., 13 St. Ann's lane. Knox, John, 17 Main street. Muckersie, James, 3 Princes street. Marjoribanks, Mary, 16 Hospital St. Thomson, Alexander, Mill street. 4 Meldrum, Janet, 5 Union street. More, Janet, 31 Castlegable. COPPER AND TIN SMITHS. Murray, Robert, 1 1 Barossa street. M'Diarmid, Donald, 62 Pomarium. Barlass, J. & D., 46 and 48 High M'Farlane, Mrs, Craigie Park ter. street. ^^^ <^d. M'Glashan, John, 161 South street. Gorrie, David, 9 South Methven st. M'Gregor, Jessie, 168 High street. Munro, H. F., 38 Skinnergate. M'Laggan, Alex., 16 Barossa st. Robertson, John, 53 N. Methven st. M'Leod, Mrs, 9 Low street. Saunders, John, 144 South street. Paton. Mrs James, 231 High street. —

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Proudfoot, Charles, 40 Skinnergate. Bulk, Mrs, 33 N. Methven street. Reid, Isabella, 6 South street. Calderwood, J., 147 High street. Robertson, Mrs Daniel, 1 1 St. Paul's Carr, Jemima, 37 N. Methven st. square. Carrick, Maggie, 47 South street. Robertson, George, I Murray st. Clement, Misses, 17 High street. Robertson, James, Craigie. Conacher, Marg., 33 N. Methven st. Robertson, Robert, 19 Isla street. Craig, Eliza, 34 Newrow. Robertson, William, 6 Barrack st. Craigie, Jessie, 1O5 High street. Sang, John, Pitheavlis. Cuthbert, Ann, 20 Market street. Sample, Archibald, 1 1 Hospital st. Deighton, Betsy, 228 South street. Sample, Wm., 14 N. Methven st. Deuchar, Mrs, 22 Caledonian road. Simpson, John, Craigie Cottage. Dingwall, Mary, 62 High street. Sinclair, John, 295 High street. Douglas, Mrs, 129 High street. Sorlie, David, Bridgend. Dufif, Agnes, 74 St. John street. Stewart, Archibald, 42 Leonard st. Duncan, Elizabeth, Caledonian rd. Stewart, Daniel, 48 South street. Duncan, Helen, Croft bank. Stewart, Duncan, 220 South street. Duncan, Jane & Helen, 32 Priory Strachan, Alex., 13 Bridge lane. place. Taylor, Mrs Peter, 10 Scott street. Ferguson, Elizabeth, 46 High st. Tilleray, Mary, 19 Watergate. Fletcher, Mrs, 170 High street. Watson, David, 41 Main street. Forbes, Betsy, 7 Pomarium. Watson, John, 6 Strathmore street. Eraser, Jane, 65 Canal street. Gall, Jane, 12 Hospital street. DENTISTS. Galletly, Ann, 74 St. John street. Galletly, Orichton & Son, G., 7 Charlotte Helen, 25 South street. street see ad. Gibson, Helen, 22 St. John street. Kelt, Andrew P., 28 St. John st. Gray, Mrs, 195 High street, Stewart, John, 19 Princes street. Greig— & Co., 21 to 28 Watergate Stobie, Joseph, 14 St. John street. see ad. Halley, E., 2 Barossa place. DRAPERS. Harper, Mary, 13 East Bridge st. See Clothiers. Hastie, J. & E., 9 S. William street. Keay, Misses, 46 Athole street. DRESSMAKERS AND MILLINERS. Kennedy, Misses, ']t^ High street. Kerr, Jane, 21 King street. See also Fiirnishing Shops. Lindsay, Mary A., 208 High street. Aitken, Mrs, 9 Market street. Menzies, Jessie, 13 Leonard street. Allan Miller, & 17 Princes street. Menzies, Jessie, 253 High street. Anderson, Agnes, 17 High street. Menzies, Mary, i Paul street. Baird, J. & J., 4 George street. Menzies, Misses, 224 High street. Ballantine Christie, & 67 George st. Miller, Elizabeth, 143 High street. and High street. 205 Miller, Mrs (stay), 7 Paul street. Balmain, M., 15 Main street. Morison, Jane, 21 Athole street, Bayne, Misses, 9 Charlotte street. Morrison, Jane, Moir's Buildings. Black, John (warehouse), 173 High Morton & Mitchells, 23 St. John street. street. Blair, Ann, 266 High street. M'Airly, Miss, 11 Stormont street. Brewster, Agnes, 12 Barossa street. M'Ara, Annie, 31 George street. —

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M'Oowan, Mrs, 1 So. St. John's EMBROIDERERS. see ad. place Banks, Elizabeth, 18 Gowrie street. M'Farlane, Margaret, Claypots. Edwards, Mrs, 260 High street. M'Gregor, M., 62 Athole street. Gorrie, Mrs, 153 High street. M'llvride, Mrs, 226 High street. Menzies, Mrs D., 87 High street. M'Intyre, Ann, 18S High street. Menzies & Moncrieff, 47 N. Meth- M'Laggan, Jessie (stay), 10 Char- ven street. lotte street. Young, Mrs Wm. , 238 High street. M'Leod, Misses, 19 St. John street. Nelson, Margaret, 247 High street. Peterkin, Grace, 80 High street. ENGINEERS, IRONFOUNDERS, AND Phillips, Ann, outfitter, 42 St. John MILLWRIGHTS. street. PuUar, Janet, 53 High %\^,—see ad. Barker, George, Market street. Chrystal, Geo., St. John's Foundry. Reid, Margaret, 322 High street. Magnus, Castlegable, Robertson, C, 19 Mill street. Gow, Robertson, William, 40 Canal st. Robertson, M., 63 N. Methven st. Stewart, John, 13 King street. Ross, Joanna, 195 High street. Stewart, A. Perth Foundry. Russell, Mrs, 41 St. John street. C, White, William, West Mill street. Sime, Elizabeth, 34 Athole street. Sime, Georgina, 5 East Bridge st. Sime, John B. (warehouse), 225 and ENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRAPHIC 227 High street. PRINTERS. Sime, Mrs (stay), 16 Bridge lane. Stewart & M 'Gregor, 62 Athole st. Those marked * are Lithographers. Templeton, James (warehouse), 15 George street. *Anderson, Andrew, 24 Canal st. —see ad. Thomas, Mrs, 190 High street. Fairgrieve, I Kirkgate. Thomson, Isabella M., 23 King st. James, R. A. George street. ToUeth, E., 48 S. Methven street. Hay, & J., 23 Wann, Mrs, 8 Barossa place. *Jackson, Jas. H. 20 High street. *Leslie, Duncan, 20 St. st. Watson, Catherine, 163 High st. John Welsh, B., 129 High street. Macgregor, David, 40 George st. —see ad. Welsh, Mrs Robert, 81 High st. Whittet, Margaret, 224 High st. *Young & Sons, 66 Watergate— Wilson, Catherine, i Cross street. see ad. Wood, Jane, 92 Victoria street. Wylie, Maria, 3 Scott street. FISHING-TACKLE MAKERS. Young, Mary, 14 St. John street. Lees, Robert, 65 George street— DYERS AND RENOVATORS. see ad. M'Kinlay, James, 52 Athole street. Campbell & Co. (Limited), 13 South 'Lagan, Peter, 274 High street. Methven street. M Campbell, P. & P., 35 S. Methven Mallooh, P. D., 209 High street ! street and Balhousie Works. —see ad. Paton & Son, E., 44 George street. I Keay Brothers, St. Andrew street. (reel), Pullar & Sons, John, Kinnoull st. Wright, Robert 170 High st. 2l6 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY,

FISHMONGERS AND DEALERS. Taylor, Alexander, 197 High st. Whannel, Henry, 251 High street. Berwick, Mrs, ii Flesh vennel. Williamson, John, North Scott st. Berwick, William, 72 Watergate. Winton, Robert, 64 S. Methven st. Cochrane, Charles, 154 High street. Dow, Joseph, South street. 46 FOREIGN VICE-CONSUL. Harper, Wm. (curer). Foundry lane. Hill, Wm., 220 High street. Lowe, Robert (German), Charles st. .] M 'Donald, Jessie, 252 High street. FRUITERERS AND GREENGROCERS. Mailer, "Wm., 32 S. Methven st. —see ad. Anderson, Mrs, 130 Canal street. Robertson, Mrs Thos., 21 South st. Brown, Wm., 69 High street. Speedie, Alexander, 17 St. John st. Bruce, Mrs Janet, 53 Princes st. Stewart, Alexander, 10 Kirkside. Burden, Duncan, 137 High street. Stewart, Alex., 27 Guard vennel. Crawford, Mrs, 22 Hospital street. Stewart, Alexander, 148 High st. Dawson, David, 54 South street. Stewart, Robert, 27 Guard vennel. Gardener, Elizabeth, E. Bridge st. Gloag, Robert, 185 South street. FLESHERS. Graham, Marjory, 184 High street. Harley, William, 3 George street. Alexander, William, i Lickley pi. Blyth & Sons, Andrew, 14 Hospital Henderson, Eobert, 266 & 268 street. High street—-y'?^ ad. street. Cameron, George, 7 Main Henderson, Wm., ii N. Methven st. Athole street. Cameron, James, 38 Higgins, Jessie, 37 South street. Chalmers, James (curer), 58 Victoria Kennedy, Alex., 9 County place. street. Lawson, Mrs, 31 Watergate. Co-operative Society, Scott street. Melville, Mrs, 77 South street. Crawford, Mrs John, 104 High st. M'Glashan, Margaret, Kirkside. Ewan, William, 113 South street. M'Lean, Peter, 69 S. Methven st. Fenton, Alexander, Kirkside. —see ad. Robert, st. Fiddes & Son, 23 Main Oswald, Helen, 37 St. John street. Forbes, James, 15 N. Methven st. Robertson, Mrs, ii Castlegable. 16 S. Methven st. Garvie, Robert, Robertson, William, 65 South st. Hall, Joseph & Robert, 234 South Scott, Mary, 67 North Methven st. street. Spence, Wm., 61 N. Methven st. Hall, Richard, ii Leonard street. Smith, Robert, 9 Princes st. Hedderwick & Co., 61 S. Methven Stewart, George, 6 Hospital st.— street. see ad. Miller, Robert, 24 S. Methven st. Stobie, Mrs George, 21 Kirkgate. Moncrieff, John, 107 South street. Wilson, Alex., 139 High street. M 'Donald, John, 12 St. John st. Wilson, James, 8 Caledonian road. M'Gregor, Duncan, George st. 71 Yule, Mrs, 55 Kinnoull causeway. M'Kendrick, William, 15 South st. Baton, Mrs Princes st. James, 43 FURNISHING SHOPS. Roy & Co., Thos., 47 S. Methven street. Brown, Andrew, 12 High street. Ruthven, David, 62 South street. Carrick, M., 47 South street. Stewart, Alexander, 298 High st. Crichton, A. & J., 11 Princes st. —

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Gorrie, Mrs, 153 High street. GLAZIERS. M'lntyre, Ann, 188 High street. Bruce & Son, James, 100 High st. j-^^ ad. Pullar, J., 53 High street— Douglas & Son, G. R.. 52 Princes Sturrock, Mrs James, 9 South st. street. Templeton, James, 15 George st. M 'Vicar & Son, Wm., 177 High st. ji'homson, Charles S., George st. 70 Stalker & Boyd, 27 South street. Taylor, William, 21 Bridge lane GAMEDEALERS AND POULTERERS. —see ad. Young, John, 2 N. Methven street. Burnett, James, 31 Mill street. Crawford, Jane, 10 North port. GRAIN MERCHANTS. Hall, George, 2 Mill street. Alexander & Co., T., i Kirkgate. Robert, Henderson, 266 & 268 Brown, Alex., 45 South Methven st. High street—-f^^ ad. Cunningham Brothers, 2 Charles st. Hill, William, 220 High street. Dow, James, 30 Barrack street. Mailer, Wm., 32 South Methven Galloway, David, 9 St. John street. street see ad. Halley, Robert, i N. Methven st. Henderson, David, 16 Victoria st. M'Vean, John, 72 S. Methven st. —see ad. Hutchison & Co., Robert, Canal st. •Martin, street. Pitcaithly, Alexander, 16 Mill st. James, 27 Main Son, Robertson, Mrs Thos., 21 South st. M'Cash & J., Dovecotland. M'Donald, W., South Speedie, Alexander, 17 St. John st. J. & 52 Methven street. Stewart, George, 6 Hospital st.— see ad. Rowden, Alfred L., Bridgend. Sharp, William, Charles street. Stewart, James, 9 St. Paul's square. Stobie, Mrs George, 21 Kirkgate. Shepherd, William, 16 Queen street. Simpson, Kirkgate. Webb, E. M., I Gowrie street. John, 9 Smith, J. & J., Charles street. Stewart, John, James street. GARDENERS.

Douglas, Joseph, 3 St. Paul's sq. GROCERS AND WINE AND SPIRIT Duthie, James, Craigie. MERCHANTS.

Farquharson, W. M., St. Ninian's Anderson & Jamieson, i Princes st. and Comely Bank Nurseries— and 28 South street. see ad. Campbell, John, 28 N. Methven st. Finlayson, Peter, 6 Commercial st. Campbell, Mrs James, i Main st. Johnstone, Charles, 92 High street. Chalmers, John, 2 Leonard street. Dingwall, Alex., 36 St. John street. Ferguson, Mrs, and South st. GASFITTERS. 91 93 Forrest, Thomas, Caledonian road. See Plumbers and Tinsmiths. Eraser, John, 40 High street. Gloag, William B., 24 Athole— st. GLASS MANUFACTURERS. Guthrie, H. M., 5 Main st. see ad. Howat, George, 131 South street. |. Moncrieff, Caledonian road. Laing, Andrew, 72 St. John street. !j. Todd & Co., Charteris street. Lynch, Mrs Matthew, 54 Meal ven. E. Tomey & Sons, Shore. Miller, David, 23 Hospital street. . — '

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let, Moir, James A., i Leonard street. Co-operative Society's Stores Bier, M'Diarmid, .John & Donald, 4 Scott street, N. Methven stree County place. 3 South street, 18 Hospital stree loners M'Kenzie, Daniel, 157 South street. Bridgend, and Craigie. M'Kenzie, James, 12 & 14 Main Cook, Thomas, 6 Scott street. lore,- iliUioi St.—J^^ ad. Cowper, John, 27 King street. M'Laren, Alexander, 120 South st. Crawford, Mrs, 37 KinnouU causewj.i Paton, John, 240 High street. Crerar, Andrew, 5 N. Methven sts Caledonian roa' iiioro Penney, Andrew, 65 George St.— Crichton, Jane, 12 Kinnoull street. I'Cal: see ad. Crow, John, 23 Elizabeth, 46CastlegabL Peters, Alex., 40 Long causeway. Davidson, George, iii South stree Robertson, Charles, 43 High street. Devaney, Watergate. il'Dui Robertson, David, 36 High street. Deuchars, James, 71 I'Dff David, 21 Commercial s Robertson, Robert, 21 George st. Douglas, Duff, Mrs, 226 South street. I'Es- Robertson, Robert H., 22 High st. 2 Brown street. I'Gn Smith, R. B., 70 St. John street. Dunn, James, Patrick, Meal vennel. I'Gn Stewart, James, 196 High street. Fairley, 38 Fenwick, Peter, 317 High street. i'Gtt Stuart, Mrs, 43 South Methven st. High street. i'lnt Tainsh, James, 90 High street. Fenwick, Mrs, 335 Fisher, 186 High street. i'Ke Thomson, Alexander, 271 High st. James, Fisher, William, 172 High street. (la Wright, J., 2 South Methven street. Flynn, John, 152 South street. I'Le Folan, Mary, 86 South street. PROVISION ^ GROCERS AND Gardiner, George, 18 High street. MERCHANTS. [Ji' Garvie, Janet, 7 Meal vennel See also preceding List. Gavin, M., 60 Meal vennel. i'R; Gilchrist, Low Craigie. Those marked * are Wholesale. Joan, Gillespie, John, 146 South su'eet. Allan, James, 194 South street. Glass, Mrs, 345 High street. Anderson, John, i Milne street. Gow, Mary, 108 South street. Anderson, Mrs Daniel, 19 Atholest. Grant, John, 8| High street. Andrews, Robert, 6 North port. ^•Greig, R. & j!, 89" High street. Baird, Mrs John, 3 Paul street. Haggart, Ann, 214 South street. Barns, Thomas, 256 High street. Henderson, William, 81 Main st. Bayne, Mrs James, 3 Leonard st. * Honey, James, 122 High street. Blair, Mrs James, 156 South street. Irvine, James, 31 South street. Boyd, Mrs Peter, 34 Long causeway. Kavanagh, Patrick, y] Skinnergat Brown, Mrs Thomas, 38 Newrow. Keay, Helen, 118 South street. *Brown & Logie, Mill Street. Kennedy, Mrs Alex., 68 South st. Buchanan, Christina, 87 South st. Kennedy, Mrs Robert, 16 Kirkgat *Campbells, M 'Lagan, & Co., 107 King, James, 124 High street. High street. Lawson, Mrs, 31 Watergate. *Ohalniers, James, 58 Victoria st. Lipton, Thomas, 186 South stree! —see ad. Lyden, Ann, 166 South street

Chalmers, Mrs James, 14 N. Meth- Mackay, M. , 60 South street.

ven street. Malcolm, Alexander, 64 Athole s Jiiii Clark, Robert, Barnhill. Marshall, James K., 65 Priory pi. '' Clyne, Alexander, 318 High street. Melville, Mrs, 77 South street.

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[iller, David, 34 Skinnergate. Thomson, Alex., 2 Barrack street. [iller, Mrs, 25 King street. Waddell, Janet, 294 High street. [iloy, John, 43 Meal vennel. Waters, George, 297^ High street- [oncrieff, Thomas, 8 Leonard st. Welsh, Mrs, 39 Meal vennel. [ore, Mrs William, 25 Main street, Welsh, William, 63 Strathmore st. [ullion, Thomas, 38 Pomarium. *Wilson, John, 44 Mill street. lunro, Janet, 324 High street. Young, Hugh, 3 Castlegable. Munro, Thomas, West Mill street, lunro, William, 13 North port. GUN AND RIFLE MANUFACTURERS.. ['Call, Mrs, 50 Pomarium. il'Conochie, Mrs, 29 Castlegable. Lees, Eobert, 63 George street —see ad. ^I 'Donald, David, 95 South street. M'Laggan, Peter, High street. ['Donald, James, 78 South street. 274 Paton & Son, Edward, 44 George st. |I 'Donald, John, 174 High street. I'Ewan, Mrs, 13 Gowrie street. [rGregor, A., 285 High street. HAIRDRESSERS. rOregor, Elizabeth, 321^ High st. Lang, Michael, 52 George street. rOuire, Catherine, 13 Meal ven. Lang, Robert, 14 High street. I'Intosh, Mrs C, 14 Gowrie st. Malloch, John, 143 Canal crescent. I'Kenzie, Alexander, 39 Mill st. Muckersie, William, 5 Princes st. I'Lauchlan, Alex., 80 South st. Muego, George, 71 S. Methven st. I'Leod, William, 22 Carpenter st. Peddie, John C, 53 George street. I'Mahon, M., 48 Meal vennel. Reid, Henry, 7 Bridge lane. I'Nab, William, 84 South street. Ross, William, 215 High street. I'Neil, Peter, 278 High street. Stewart, Alex., 2 County place. I'Rae, Mrs John, 218 High street. Stewart, William F., 4 Meal ven- )liver, Mrs W. G., 15 Watergate. nel—•5"t'

Strang, Mrs Peter, loi Cana[ st. Templeton, James, 15 George st. Taylorj John, 46 Skinnergate. Thomson, Charles S., 70 George st. p

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HOUSE FACTORS. Laidlaw, Wm. (Restaurant), 1

Imrie and Sons, P. 76 George st. Leonard street—-y-?^ ad. Pirrie, James P., Princes street. Lamont, James (Albert), 48 Georg Reid, Thomas, 270 High street. street. Lawson, William (Globe), i56Higi INK MANUFACTURERS. street. Lindsay, Mrs D, W., 3 St. John's Moncrieff, J., Caledonian road. Martin, A, (Temperance), Leonara i Todd & Co., John, Charteris st. street. Meldrum, D. (Parliament), 71 Higij INN AND HOTEL KEEPERS, SPIRIT- street, DEALERS, AND TAVERN-KEEPERS. Menzies, Mrs (Temperance), 4 Leonard street, Baker, Walter (Market), Caledonian Menzies, (Strathmore), BridgenC ioi road. J, Menzies, Catherine, Kirkside. Bain, Alex, (County), i st. South Miller, David, Cherrybank. Brown, Mrs (Kinnoull Arms), So. Miller, James (County), 18 Sout! Methven street. Methven street, Campbell, George C. (Albion), 60 SSCR M 'Arthur, James, 11 Mill street. High street. M 'Arthur, Peter, 18 Bridge lane. ian Oargill, William (Salutation), 24 M 'Arthur, John D,, 307 High st. South street— 5''?'? ad. M'Cowan, 'Peter (Red Lion), 12 Christie, Mrs (Black Bull),Kirkgate. High street. Cunningham, James (Balmoral), 23 M 'Donald, Wm, (Station), Generf Iritis! Castlegable. Station. i> mas M'Gregor, Allan (Burns), Watergatt Iritoi Cuthbert, James (King's Arms), 9 High street. M'Gregor, John, 225 South street. .H M'Intyre, (Red Lion), 30 Hig aled DufP, David (St. Leonard's), 30 John street, &C Leonard street—-j-^^ o,d. M'Kenzie, Duncan (Old Ship), 2 ku Duff, Mrs, 53 South street. High street. Jl)'0 Forbes, (Cross Keys), Bridgend. J. M'Kenzie, Mark, 121 South street, Forbes, Mrs(Stormont),43 South st. M'Leod, Daniel, 257 High street. Forbes, Wm. (Gowrie), Watergate. 'Master, Charles (Temperance! Fraser, James, 7 South street, M Godtfurneau, Paul (St. John's), St. 31 St. John street—J-^^ ad. John's place. Nicholson, George (Exchange), 3 street, Grieve, J, (Glencoe), 244 High st, George Harley, Wm. H. (Restaurant), 26 Nicoll, John C, Shore. and 28 South Methven street. Patterson, Mrs Alex., 145 Canal si Hall, Wm. (Victoria), 47 Princes st. Patterson, John (Britannia), 14 ML Henry, Peter (Queen's), Leonard st. street. Hewat, James, 8 Watergate. Pople, H. W. (British), Leonards! Hunt, Mrs (Flesher's), 96 High st. Reid, Daniel, 171 High street. Jack, John (Volunteer Arms), Foun- Robertson, Jane, County place. dry lane. Rutherford, Agnes, 36 Princes st. Kennedy, John (Royal George), Scobie, John (New Inn), Main st. George street. Scott, J. (Waverley), 41 Watergate — — 1 ——

PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. 221 larp, James D. (Tay Bar), 8 Guarantee Association of Scotland, South street. (Limited), W. D. Forbes, Royal mpson, Mrs (City Hall), Kirkside. Bank. mpson, James (White Horse), 5 Lancashire (lire and Life), W. D. North William street. Forbes, Royal Bank, and Alex. me, John, 31 Cross street. Wilson, solicitor see ad. nith, Mrs Jas. (Moncreiffe Arms), Law Union, Andw. Heiton, George Princes street. street. homson's, Donald, Reprs., 24 Life Association, Archibald Burns Princes street and Canal street, Macdonald, Tay street. homson, John, 26 S. Methven st. Liverpool and London and Globe ^alker, Mrs, 105 High, street, (Fire and Life), Andw. King, J. 'ilson, John (Turf), 10 Tay street. Grant, and D. N. Milln, commission agents. '"ilson, Robert (Eestaurant), 38 London Guarantee and Accident St. John street—-y^^ ad. Company (Limited), M. Jameson, '^otherspoon, Wm., 14 Kirgate. solicitor, and D. Mackintosh, Tay street. :SURANCE OFFICES AND AGENTS. London and Lancashire, David Far- quharson, 15 High street. lliance, J. W. Jameson and T. London and County (Fire), D. Keay, . Soutar, bankers. solicitor. Itlas (Fire and Life), A. Robertson, MetropoHtan (Life), John A. Robert- Bank, street, I Union George son, solicitor. iritish Equitable, J. M'Gregor, post- Midland Counties (Fire, Life, and i master, and P. Campbell, dyer, Hail Storm), John Stewart, soli- iriton. Medical and General (Life), citor. 1 J. Chalmers, Victoria street, National (Fire), R. H. Moncrieff aledonian (Fire and Life), Condie & Co., solicitors. & Co., solicitors, and Thos. Reid, National (Fire and Life), W. Mac- house-agent, 270 High street, Leish, solicitor, and T. Soutar, ity of Glasgow (Life), John Thomas banker. and John Stewart, solicitors, W. North British (Fire and Life), James \ D. Forbes, Royal Bank, and C. Pinkerton, solicitor, Skeete Law & Son. & Chalmers, solicitors, and D. K. bunty (Fire), A. D. Johnman, i Steuart, Aberdalgie. i High street. Northern (lire M. rown (Fire), Jas. Dewar, Courier and Life), Jameson, solicitor, Peter Palmer, office. merchant, R. Cruickshanks, com- dinburgh (Life), Mackenzie & mission agent, Malcolm Stewart, |i Dickson, solicitors see ad. solicitor, and Charles Law & Son, Imployers' Liability, W. D, 62 Princes street see ad. Forbes, Royal Bank see ad. Norwich Union (Fire and Life), A. nglish and Scottish Law (Life), Davidson, solicitor. i, John Henderson, South St. John's Ocean Railway and General Acci-

\ place. dent, W. D. Forbes, Royal Bank. amily Endowment, Andw. David- People's Provident (Life), M. Jame- :^son, solicitor. son, solicitor. — — — —

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' llffELl Fhoenix (Fire), M. Jameson, soli- Scottish Widows' Fund, R. citor, W. D. Forbes, Royal Bank, Moncrieff & Co. and Jas. C. Do

and D. Mackintosh, i6 Tay st. solicitors, and D. Leslie, 20 ! see ad. John street. hitdj frcperty Investment Co., Donald Staffordshire (Fire) (Limited), D. tola)' Mackintosh, 1 6 Tay street. Smith, commission agent. place Provident (Life), A. D. Johnman, (Life), M. Jameson, scs Standard rae, J High street. citor, W. D, Forbes, Royal Ban Prudential, James R. Allan, 23 Bal- and G. Gray, Bowerswell. housie street. Sun (Fire), Mackenzie & Dickscsi iiracr Queen, M'Naughtan & Dewar, solicitors see ad.

drapers, George st. ; S. Cowan, United Kingdom Provident (Lif Tay street. J. H. Jackson, bookseller. Railway Passengers, R. Johnstone, West of England (Fire and Lif ineve, Cale. Railway, General Station. James P. Pirrie, house-agent. Reliance Mutual (Life), D, Young, 100 High street. IRON-FOUNDERS. Royal (Fire and Life), P. Imrie & See Engineers. Sons, 76 George street. m Royal Exchange (Fire and Life), R. Lowe, agent. IRON MERCHANTS. Scottish (Fire), Henry Whyte, A. L. Campbells, M 'Lagan, & Co., i Rowden, and R. Martin & Son. High street. I'Inty Scottish Accident (Limited), W. D. Palmer & Co., 200 High street. Forbes, Royal Bank, and Thos. Peddie, W. & D., 11 South Mel Allan, 44 St. John street. ven street. 'Scottish Amicable (Life), D. Keay and R. Martin & Son, solicitors, IRONMONGERS AND HARDWAR' W. D. Scottish Boiler (Limited), MERCHANTS. Forbes, Royal Bank see ad. Scottish Commercial, Jas. Chalmers, Barlass, J. & D., 48 High stre 58 Victoria St., and W. C. Young, —see ad. solicitor, 9 St. John st, Beveridge, Wm,, 187 South stree .Scottish Equitable (Life), Condie Finlayson, Jas., 24 Mill street & Co. see ad.

Scottish Imperial, T. Love & Sons, aarvie & Syme, 42 & 79 High 1 auctioneers, Kirkside. —see ad. .Scottish Plate Glass Insurance Co. Grieve, George, 128 High street. (Ltd.),W. D. Forbes, Royal Bank. Knight, Alex., jun., 23' High strC' •Scottish Provident (Life), James Peddie, W. & D,, 13 S, Methven Honey, 122 High street, and D. Robertson, John, 53 N. Methven Mackintosh, 16 Tay st. see ad. Saunders, [ohn, 144 South street.

Scottish Provincial (Fire and Life), Small, J. & R., 34A S. Methven !, Thos. Allan, 44 St. John street. Taylor, James, KinnouU stre Scottish Union (Fire and Life), D. —see ad. Hepburn and R. Robertson, soli- Wylie, George, 7 George street. citors, and C. Law & Son, coal- Young, Alexander, 98 High stree merchants. Young, William W., 150 High st — — —

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EWELLERS, SILVERSMITHS, AND Hamilton, Eobert, 32 Oaledonian

C,l) LAPIDARIES. road see ad. Henderson, Mrs, Mill street. ^ee also Watch and Clock Makers. 35 Irvine, Jane, 28 Horse cross. aird, John, 68 George street- Johnstone, Mary, 129 High street. arc lay, Joseph (working), 8 Priory Kennedy, Mrs, 79 Kinnoull cause- place. way. 7j ayne, Geo. (working), 1 13 High st. Monteith, Mary, 16 Paul street. urnfield, David, 53 S. Methven M' Donald, Flora, 207 High street. street see ad. Did M'Ewan, Mrs, 253 High street. airncross, A. & G., 6 St. John st. M'Ginn, Mrs, Commercial street. richton, G-. & 0. A., 54 G-eorge M 'Lagan, Isa, 238 High street. street see ad. Munro, Ann, 34 Newrow. arquharson, Donald, 82 High st. Peddie, Mrs David, 30 Horse cross. rieve, 128 street. Geo., High Reid, Margaret, 59 Leonard street. rego, Mrs Ohas., 27 High street Sharp, Mrs, 32 Horse cross. —see ad. Stewart, Mrs, 3 Bridge lane. [acaulay, R. F. (working), 29 Stewart, William, Oraigie see ad, Princes street, Taylor, Margaret, 324 High street. I'Cash, Andrew R., 47 High st. Turnbull, Mrs C, 195 High street. tacgregor, D., 40 George st.— Waddell, Mrs, 16 North port. see ad. Walker, Mrs, Commercial street. f'lntosh, A. W., 21 St. John st. Whytock, Mrs, 7 Commercial st. I'lntyre, Thomas (working), 292 Young, Mrs, High Craigie, High street,

Jli lunro, David, 14 Charlotte street, LEATHER-MERCPIANTS, CURRIERS, aterson, Thomas, High street, 133 AND TANNERS. aton, R. (working), 20 Newrow.

)1VAI mail, Joseph, 249 High street, Ingles, James, 35 Main street. mith, Robert, 242 High street. M'Intosh, John, 176 High street. jtratz & rehrenbach, 31 High Malone, Peter, 8 1^. Methven st. •' street see ad. —see ad. Morton, James (tanner), Bridgend. JOINERS. Scott, Alexander, Leonard street. See Cabinetmakers. Spalding & Son, R., Murray street. Wilson, George, 203 High street. LAND-SURVEYORS. See Civil Engineers. LODGING-HOUSE KEEPERS. Allan, Mrs, 38 Princes street. Stl( LAUNDRESSES. Allan, Mrs George, Tay street. Jissett, Mrs, Barnhill. Anderson, Mrs John, 12 Charlotte st. )urt, Betsy, 8 East Bridge street. Anderson, Mrs Wm., 16 King st. Crerar, Marjory, 43 Leonard street, Baird, Mrs Thomas, 4 Victoria St. punlop, Nancy, 77 Leonard street, Bell, Jane, 36 N. Methven street. hynn, Mrs, 20 Market street. Bisset, Jane, 86 High street. raser, Mrs, 15 Commercial street. Blaikie, Mrs, 85 Victoria street. Ireekie, Ann, 46 Main street, Brough, Mary, 55 West Mill street. jiourlay, Margt., 25 Commercial st. Cameron, Flora, 30 James street. 224 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

Fergc place. Campbell, Jessie, 1 1 Canal street. Scotland, Jane, 9 King's 5C 80 High street. Christie, Janet, 7 South' Methven st. Scott, Janet, 'km Scott, Margaret F. , 60 Athole st. Clark, Mrs, 10 Athole street.

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Ferguson, James, M.B. and CM., MILLERS AND FLOUR-MERCHANTS. Charlotte street. 5 Those marked * are Millers. Fleming, David, 3 Charlotte street. See also Grain Merchants. Frew, David, i Graham's place. King street. Black, Samuel, 4 Mill street. Ciraham, John T., M.D., 4 Athole Christie, John, 7 Castlegable. crescent. Cuthbert, Mrs, 1 1 St. John's place. Hunt, Leigh, M.D., 17 Athole st. *Halley, Robert, i N. Methven st. Kennedy, Sinclair, M.B., 228 High Kinmont, James, 191 South street. street. M'Cash & Son, Dovecotland. Paterson, Geo. K. H., M.R.C.P., *M 'Donald, J. & W., 52 South L.R.C.S.E., 69 George street. Methven street. Simpson, Alexander, M.A., M.B., M 'Donald, John, 39 South street. and CM., 4 King's place. Malcolm, William, 61 South street. Stirling, David FI., M.D., 4 Athole place. MILLWRIGHTS. Trotter, Robert, L.F.P.S.G., Tay- Barker, George, Market street. view^, Tay street, Chrystal, Geo., St. John's Foundry. Urquhart, A. R., M.D., Murray's Gow, Magnus, 23 Castlegable. Royal Asylum, Murray House. Robertson, Wm., 40 Canal street. White, Francis I., M.D., 2 Athole White, William, West Mill street. place MINERAL AND AERATED WATER MESSENGERS-AT-ARMS. MANUFACTURERS. See page 12. Adam, James, Granville place. Dandie, Newby, & Dandie, High MIDWIVES AND SICK-NURSES. 75 street. Cameron, Mrs, 8 Pomarium. Gowans, James, 21 High street. Cole, Janet, 297 High street. Paton, Mrs James, 12 Horner's lane. Craig, Mrs, 55 High street. Eeid & Donald, 39 George street Cree, Eliza, South Methven st. 7 —see ad. Edward, Mrs, 58 Watergate. Stewart Brothers, 219 High street. Hunter, Helen, 266 High street. Thomson, W. B., 60 Canal street. Jack, Mrs, 33 North Methven st. Kethal, Jane, 316 High street. MUSICIANS. M'Pherson, Mrs M., 297 High st. See Teachers. Morrison, Sarah, 26 Princes street. I Munro, Mrs, 6 Commercial street. i MUSIC AND MUSICAL-INSTRUMENT Paton, Mrs, Granville place. DEALERS. Robertson, Ann, 145 High street. Roy, Isabella, 8 Murray street. Oasson & Miller (organ-builders), street, Stormont street—j-?^ ad. \ Sime, Mrs, 9 Stormont Duff, William, 62 South Methven st. i Smith, Mrs, Burnbank terrace. see ad. i Stewart, Susan, 56 George street. Miller, J., 3 County place Trail, Mrs, y] George street. Paterson, Sons, & Co., Princes st. Tyson, Ann, 246 High street. see ad. Watt, Mrs John, 219 High street. Wood & Sons, D,, 52 High street Wilkinson, Mrs, 18 Canal street. and 46 George street. Q —

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NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS. PHOTOGRAPHERS. See Artists. See page 24. NURSERY AND SEEDSMEN. PHYSICIANS. See Medical Practitioners. See also Seed Merchants. Brown, William, 69 High street. PLANEMAKER. Dickson & Turnbull, 26 George st. Malloch, David, 50 South street. Parquharson,William, St. Kinian's PLASTERERS. and Oomleybank—.^^^ o,d. Harley, William, 3 George street. Annan & Son, James, Princes st, — | ^ Watt, William, 26 High street. see ad. Boyd, David, 82 Reform place. OPTICIANS. Donald & Son, George, 31 Barrack street. Campbell, John, 41 George street. Mackay & Son, John, 7 Einnoull Orichton, G. & 0. A., 54 George street see ad. street—-y^^ o-d- Peebles, John, 32 York place. Grego, Mrs Charles, 27 Higk st.— see ad. PLUMBERS AND GASFITTERS. 128 High street. Grieve, Geo., See also Copper and Tvi Smiths. Taylor, John, 33 George street— Davidson, Alex., County place. see ad. 24 Frew & Sons, William, 8 Mill st. PAINTERS AND PAPERHANGERS. Gorrie, D., 9 South Methven street.

Campbell, Joseph B., 97 High st. Mackie & Co., D., 22 and 23 Douglas & Son, G. R., 52 Princes Canal street—j^?^ ctd. street. MacLeish, James, 15 Mill street Dow & Son, Robert, 59 George st. —see ad. M'Kay, Hugh, 15 Main street. Miller, Alexander, Gowrie street. M'Intyre, Donald, ']2, George st. Murray, J. & P., 49 Princes street. M 'Vicar & Son, William, 177 High Robertson, John, 53 N. Methven st. street. Stewart, William, 115 High street. Muirhead & Sons, Geo., 18 Athole Thomson & Nelson, 59 South st. street. Wylie, George, 7 George street. Nairn, James, 42 St. John street. Young, W. W., 150 High street. Pringle, Robert, 1 1 High street. AND DEALERS. Sm.ith, Wm. R., 22 Gowrie street. POTATO MERCHANTS Stalker & Boyd, 27 South street Crerar, Andrew, 5 N. Methven st. —see ad. Gorrie, John, 23 Princes street Young, John, 2 North Methven st. —see ad. Henderson, Kobert, 266 and 268 PAWNBROKERS. High street—-r^^ ad. Anderson, Mary Jane, 181 South st. Robertson, Wm., ii St. Paul's sq. Heraughty, John, 28 Meal vennel. Stewart, John, 31 James street. Loan Company, 12 St. John's pi. Stobie, Mrs George, 21 Kirkgate. Murphy, Mrs, 34 Mill street. Strachan, George, 76 Canal street. — —

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Swan, James, 13 Union street. sawmillers. Thomson, street. George, 47 Scott See Wood Merchants, Waters, John, 12 Kirkside. SCULPTORS. POULTERERS. See Btiilders, See Game Dealers. SEED MERCHANTS. PRINTERS (letterpress). Barns, Thomas, 256 High street. See also Engravers, &=c. Brown & Logie, Mill street. Black, John, 10 Tay street. Brown, William, 69 High street. Cowan & Co., Samuel (Advertiser Campbells, M 'Lagan, & Co., 107 office), Tay street. High street. Dewar, ( Cotirier o^ct), James 155 Ohalmers, James, 58 Victoria st. South street. —see ad. Henderson, Robertson, & Hunter, Dickson & TurnbuU, 26 George st. (Constitutional office). South St. Fraser, John, 40 High street. John's place. Greig, R. & J., 89 High street. Leslie, Duncan, St. John street. Handyside, Thomas, 14 Victoria st. Miller & Gall, Tay street. Harley, Wm., 3 George street. Taylor & Co., William, 25 High st. Kinmond, William, 191 South st. Wood & Son, D., t^t^ Skinnergate. M'Cash & Son, J., Dovecotland. Young & Sons, J., 66 Watergate M 'Leod, John (Dickson & Turnbull), —see ad, 26 George street. Simpson, John, 9 Kirkgate. ROPE AND TWINE MAKERS. Stewart, W. G., 189 High street. Watt, William, 26 High street. Banks, James, 141 High street. Gillespie, John, Balhousie. Whittet, J. & T., 57 High street Mitchell & Son, H., 202 High st. —see ad. M'Cormick, John, 17 Kirkgate. servants' REGISTER OFFICES. saddlers and harness-makers. Gow, Mrs, 38 Mill street. Cattanach, Wm., 16 Caledonian rd. Miller, Mrs, 123 High street. Knox, Robert H., 50 George street. M'Oowan, Mrs, 1 South St. John's Mason, W. & P., 215 South street. place see ad. Pirrie & Anderson, Princes street. M'Nab, Margaret, 14 South street. Eeid, Peter, Princes see ad, st. Preston, James, 59 High street. Thomson, William, 40 Canal street. Robb, Mrs, 2 West High street. Stirton, Mrs John, 7 High street — see ad. SEWING-MACHINE AGENTS. Tulloch & Son, Wm., 15 and 16 Princes street. Ewing, Robert, 24 St. John street. Menzies, James F. (maker), 11 SAW DOCTORS. St. John street—J-^^ ctd. Graham, William, 30 Skinnergate. Morton & Mitchells, 23 St. John st. Wilson, George, 55 South street. Singer's Office, 17 S. Methven st. — — —

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SHAREBROKERS. Dickson, John, loi High street, *Duncanson, Jas., i Cutlog vennel. Allan, Thomas, 44 St. John street. Ewing, Robert, 24 St. John street. Morison, Robert, Blackfriars street. Frazer, John, 49 High street. SHERIFF-OFFICERS. Goldrich, Thos., 8 Meal vennel. Greig & Co., T., 24 & 26 Water- See page 12. gate see ad. SHIPOWNERS. Heron, David, 19 Kirkgate— see ad. See page ig. Hunt, Colin A., 38 George street. Jamieson & Co., John, 64 George st. SICK-NURSES. Macintosh, William, 7 St. John st. M'Lean, Donald, South street. See Midxvives. 56 M'Lauchlan, Thomas, 180 High st. *Matthie, Anthony, 113 High st. SLATERS AND SLATE-MERCHANTS. Moore, John M., 43 N. Methven st. Morton Mitchells, St. pi. Alexander, Alexander, 33 Pomarium & John's Bell & Son, Alexander, 31 Canal st. Moyes, Andrew, 83 High street Bell, Joseph, 23 North Methven st. —see ad. Bisset, William, 332 High street. Ness, James, 9 South street. Buchan, James, 6 West High st. *Peddie, Thomas, Union street. Dewar, A. & W., 286 High street. Robb, George, 127 High street. Robertson, James, Hospital st. M'Dongall, P. & W., 282 High 19 Ross, David, 179 High street. street see ad. *Small & Welsh, 8 Gowrie street. M'Lauchlan, Daniel, 47 Water- *Stewart, Alexander, 11 Canal st. gate— •5'^^ ^d. Stewart, James, 7 N. William st. Murray, William, 10 Pomarium. Watson, James, 13 St. John street. Ramsay, W. G., 31 Hospital street. Eeid, Peter, Milne street (off TANNERS. Market street) see ad. See Leather Merchants^ c^r. SOLICITORS AND WRITERS. See pages 10, 14. TEA AND COFFEE DEALERS AND AGENTS. TAILORS AND Farquharson, David, st. TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS. 15 High —see ad. Those marked * are Tailors only. Fenwick & Son,, A., 27 St. John street. Bruce, John, 58 St. John street. Fordyce, Peter, 35 St. John street. Byars, Wm., 88 High street— London & Newcastle Tea Co., 134 see ad. High street.

Crichton, James, 42 So. Methven st. Macdonald, C. & J,, 74 George st. Cruickshank, James S., 64 and 66 Whittet, J. & T., 57 High street St. John street. —see ad. —

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TEACHERS. Sutherland, Angus (music), Charteris street. See also page 2j. Thomson, Misses (music), Roslin Bryson, James W. (music) 18 House, Tay street, Charlotte st. Bryson, William & Miss, (dancing TEMPERANCE HOTELS. and music), Barossa street. 19 See Inns, &'c. Brown, Robert W. (music), Rosslyn place. TOBACCONISTS. Burton, Miss (academy), 21 Mar- shall place. Those marked * a7'e Manufacttirers^ Chesterfield, Albert (music), 45 So. Anderson, Robert, 131 High street. Methven street. Angus, Robert, Bridgend. Davidson, Misses (languages), 76 *Beattie, John, 158 High street. Victoria place, Boothman, Samuel 0., 55 Greorge Duncan, & A. (music), Albert J. street ^^^ a,d. Villa, Dunkeld road. Bruce, David, 20 George street and Hempel, Mrs (music), 4 Rose terrace 37 High street. Hutton, Miss (academy), James 25 Burgess, Andrew, 19 South street. street- Burns, David, 125 High street— (languages), Priory Johnson, Jean 45 see ad. place. Carron, Mrs John, 84 High street. Large, Mr. & Mrs. (music & piano), Dawson, Mary, 48 Leonard street. Stewart's place, Caledonian road. Dow, John, 21 No. Methven street. Long, Alfred (languages and music). Duff, William, 62 S. Methven st. Queen street, Craigie. Findlay, James, 196 South street. Love, Miss (music). Paradise place. ^Henderson, John, 206 High st. Luker, Annie (music), 18 Scott st. Livingstone, J,, I York place. M'Laggan, Miss (music), St. Leo- Lyons, William, 15 Leonard street. nard's Hall. M'Farlane, James, 272 High st. M'Lean, A. B. (dancing), 4 Victoria Mailler, Charles, 27 Hospital st. street. Manson, John, 188 & 190 South st. M'Rae, Patrick (languages), 113 Miller, James, 127 High street. High street. Moncrieff, Mrs, 57 Princes street. Miller, H. (music), 67 Canal J. Paul, Drummond, 235 High street. street. Robertson, Robert, Bridgend. Nicol, Edward (music), Bowerswell Stewart, Mrs, 342 High street. Cottage. Taylor, John K., 221 High street. Pirrie, E. (music), North John 59 Taylor, Peter, 265 High street. Methven street. Tilley, James, 23 South street. Scott, Eliza (music), Albert place. Young, Andrew, 73 N. Methven st. Shepherd, Miss (academy), 15 Athole street. TOY AND FANCY GOODS Simpson, Barbara (academy), 16 MERCHANTS. Barossa place. Steele, A. W. (languages & music), Adams, Mrs Andrew, 255 High st 1 1 Rose terrace. Grieve, George, 128 High street. Stewart, Miss (music), 47 King st. Harris, Ann, 26 S. Methven street. ——

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Lees & Son, John, 6 George street Small, Joseph, 249 High street. and 66 High street. Stratz & Pehrenbach, 31 High st. M'Intosh, A. W., 21 St. John st. —see ad. Murdoch, James K., 78 St. John Taylor, John, 33 George street— street see ad. see ad. Small, Alexander, 230 High street. Young, Thomas, 41 Mill street. Smith, Robert, 242 High street. WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, .TURNERS (wood). See also Innkeepers &^ Spiritdealers. Anderson, Wm., 25 Canal street. Calder & Co., Shore. Bell, Rannie, & Co., 35 St. John st. Fechney Institution, Wellshill. —A. H. Ballingal, agent. M'Arthur, John, 120 High street. Bell, Arthur, South St. John's place. Whytock, John, 238 High street. Currie, J. & T., 165 and 167 High street. UMBRELLA MAKERS. Dewar & Son, John, iii High &t. Black, John, 173 High street. Lindsay, Mrs D. W., 3 St. John's pi. Dyer, M. & J., 60 George street. M'Donald, C. & J., 74 George st. Ellison, S., T., & E., 56 S. Methven Perthshire Wine & Spirit Co., street. Watergate—H. H. Greig. UPHOLSTERERS. Thomson, William B., 60 Canal st. See also Cabinetmakers. "Wilson, Kobert, 38 St. John st.— see ad. Archibald, William, 19 George st. MERCHANTS AND SAW- Cameron, J., A., & D., Gowrie st. WOOD —see ad. MILLERS.

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NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY.

FINANCIAL POSITION (81st December, 1883). Subscribed Capital, THREE MILLIONS, of whicb paid up, =6300,000 Accamulated Funds, 2,890,000 Auniial Revenue from Pire Premiums, 520,000 Ditto Life Premiums, 184,000 Ditto Interest upon Invested Punds, — 124,000 FIRE DEPARTMENT. The Company grants Insurances against Fire on nearly every description of Property at the current rates of premium. LIFE DEPARTMENT. PARTICIPATION BRANCH. The Policyholders under this Branch have all the advantages of the Proprietory and Mutual Systems combined. The

following are some of the features :

1. The Entire Profits belong to the Policyholders. 2. The Bonus at the last two investigations was at the rate of £i los per cent, per annum, or £'j los per cent, for each quinquennium.

3. The Sums Assured are not only secured by the funds in hand—amounting to nearly Three Millions sterling—but are further guaranteed by the Shareholders' unpaid capital

of ;!^2, 700,000. 4. The Expenses of Management (including Agents' Commis- sion) are limited to lo per cent, on the premium income.

5. All restriction on Foreign Travel and Residence in certain cases is abolished. 6. Provision is made for the Non-Forfeiture of Policies under certain tables, even although Premiums are unpaid. 7. Claims are payable as soon as title has been proved, without any deduction. The RATES of PREMIUM are as foUows to assure -£100 witb Profits—

Age. Age. Age.

20 £1 18 4 30 £2 8 8 40 £2, 4 10 25 2 2 10 35 2 15 10 45 3 16 9 AGENTS AT PERTH— Melville Jameson, Solicitor Peter Palmer, Ironmonger. (Fu-e only). Malcolm Stewart, Solicitor. Charles Law & Son, Coal James Watt, Sheriff-Clerk Merchants. Depute. 234 ADVERTISEMENTS. THE SCOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION,

Instituted 1837. | Incorporated 1848. HEAD OFFICE—No. 6 ST. ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH.

THE SCOTTISH PROVIDENT is a Mutual Society—the only one in which the benefit of sharing in Whole Surplus can be obtained for Moderate Premiums. The Policy-holders are specially exempt from personal liability. The aim of the founders was to give effect to the suggestions of experience, and, in particular, to give to the assured the advantage of the low non-participating premiums, hitherto charged only by a few of the Proprietary Companies, without any sacri- fice of the profits. If these Premiums could be relied on to pay dividends to the proprietors, they must, in a Mutual Office, yield a Surplus for the assured themselves. The Premiums of all kinds received in the year were

;^454,4I3 3s 2d ; or, deducting those paid for reassurances, ;i^45i,i33 IDS id. The total Receipts of the year, including Interest, were £6\\,df^b 7s 3d. The Realised Funds, according to the Statement prepared for the Board of Trade (under deduction of claims not yet payable), amounted, at 31st December, 1883,' to ^4,736,292 19s lid, showing an increase during the year of ;^333,383 12s 2d— the largest in any year of the Society. The Distinctive Features are— A greatly larger original Assurance—generally from £\ioo to £12^0 for the same yearly Premium as would dseivhere be charged (zuith whole Profits) for ;^looo only—with the prospect to good lives (for ivhom exclusively the Surplus is reserved) of eventually receiving very considerable ad- ditio7is. The Financial Position of the Institution is of the highest. The Accumulated Funds exceed £4,750,000— having increased in the last ten years by 2^ millions. Only two Ofl&ces in the King-dom (both older) have as large a Fund.

Reports, with Statement of Principles, may be had on application to JAMES HONEY, Agent, 122 High Street, Perth. ADVERTISEMENTS. 235

^ancaBhir^ instirante CompanB,

WITH WHICH IS UNITED THE

SCOTTISH COMMERCIAL INSURANCE CO.

HEAD OFFICE FOR SCOTLAND— 133 WEST GEORGE STREET^ GLASGOW.

Resident ^>^r^^a;j—CHARLES STEWART.

EDIHBDRGH OFFICE—12 YORK BUILDINGS, QUEEK ST.

Resident Secretary—Y^Y.Jm'KYC J. HALLOWS.

Capital, - - Three Millions Sterling.

Annual Income upwards of £800,000.

Agent—W. D. FORBES, Royal Bank.

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ESTABLISHED 1782.

Losses Paid, - - OybfKfivL cmx-,vuv, ,

Agents in Perth— DONALD MACKINTOSH, Burgh Assessor, and W. D. FORBES, Royal Bank. ,

236 ADVERTISEMENTS. THE SCOTTISH

BOILER INSURANCE Is AND I ENGINE INSPECTION COMPANY^ L LIMITED. it G

AGENT— W. D. FORBES, Royal Bank. ^''

Employers Liability Assurance.

OCEAN, RAILWAY, & GENERAL ACCIDENT

ASSURANCE & GUARANTEE COMPANIES, LIMITED. P,

D( HEAD OFFICE- Mansion-House Buildings LOJYDOJY, E.G.

AGENT— W. D. FORBES, Royal Bank. ADVERTISEMENTS. 237

/llMscellaneoiis*

OF THE COUNTY AND CITY OF PERTH,

(Established i8j8, and Certified under the Act ofi86j)y AND GOVERNMENT ANNUITY OFFICE.

THE OFFICE, TAY STREET, PERTH,

Is Open every Day, except Saturday, from Ten till Three. On Saturday from Ten till Twelve Noon, and from Six till Eight Evening.

N.B. —No Money paid otit on SaUirday after Twelve 7toon.

'T*HIS BANK receives Deposits of One Shilling and upwards, -* but not more than ;,^30 in one year, ending 20th November, or ^150 in all, which may accumulate, at Compound Interest, till it reaches ^200. Certified Friendly Societies may lodge their whole Funds. The Deposits of other Societies and Charitable Institutions are limited to ;^ioo in one year and ;!^3oo in all. Interest, at a comparatively high rate, is added to the Principal once a year, at 20th November, irrespective of the Depositors' personal attendance at the Bank for that purpose, by which they derive the benefit of Covipotind Interest. Government Annuities, from £\ to ^100 a-year, and the Insurance of Lives, may be contracted for through this Bank. Particulars may be had on application at the Office of the Bank. The numerous advantages of the Institution will be seen from the Pass-Books, which are given to Depositors free of any charge. The Funds of the Bank are securely invested, and the whole ( Accounts are periodically audited by a professional Auditor unconnected with the Bank. The total amount of Funds invested 20th November, 1883, was ;^547,337 12s 4d. 2^S ADVERTISEMENTS.

The total number of individual Depositors at the same date was 19,631, embracing members of every section of the labouring and industrial classes.

The Bank opened in 1839 with 859 Accounts ; now they nearly number 20,000.

The Capital in 1839 was only ^3000 ; now it is upwards of ^540,000. _ The utility and success of this Bank are thus sufficiently ap- parent from the amount of Business which has been done since its establishment in 1838.

The Right Hon. Earl of Mansfield, Chairman, ( of Covimittee Andrew Martin, Esq., Lord Provost, Deputy-\ of Chair?nan, \ Management MELVILLE JAMESON, Secretary. WILLIAM A. BARCLAY, Actuary and Cashier.

Perth, August, 1884.

PERTHSHIRE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND TRADE PROTECTION SOCIETY.

Office-Bearers—1884-85.

Honorary President—Lord-Provost Martin. Honorary Vice-Presidents—Andrew Coates, Esq., and Ex-Bailie Jamieson. Chairman—Ex-Dean of Guild Brown (Messrs. Brown & Logie). Vice- Chairiuan—Ex-Councillor Campbell (Messrs, P. & P. Campbell.

Extraordinary Directors. Ex-Lord Provost Richardson. Ex-Treasurer Morton. Ex-Lord Provost M 'Donald. Ex-Councillor Deas. Ex-Dean of Guild Robertson. Ex-Councillor Honey. Ex-Dean of Guild Dewar. Thomas Alexander, Esq. Ex-Bailie M 'Donald. Robert Pullar, Esq. Ex-Bailie Pirrie. William Logie, Esq.

I ADVERTISEMENTS. 239

Ordinary Directors.

Ex-Bailie Sime. Mr. J. S. Cruickshank, Clothier. Ex-Bailie Wotherspoon. Mr. J. MacLeish, Plumber. Ex-Bailie M'Kenzie. Mr. A. Dingwall, Merchant. Councillor M'Intosh. Mr, Jas. Honey, Merchant. Councillor Russell. Mr. David Miller, Merchant. Councillor W. G. Stewart. Mr. D. Robertson, Merchant. Mr. J. Paton, Grocer. Mr. James Isaac, Draper. Mr, Wm. Harper, Fishcurer Mr. P. Leitham, Merchant. Mr. A. Syme, Ironmonger. Mr, N, Crombie, Cabinet- Mr. A. Moyes, Clothier. maker.

And Ex-Ojficio. Ex-Dean of Guild Brown, Chairman. Ex-Councillor Campbell, Vice-Chairman. Councillor W. G. Stewart, Hon. Treasurer.

Parliamentary Committee, elected by Directors. Ex-Bailie Sime. Councillor W. G. Stewart. Ex-Bailie M'Kenzie. Mr. D. Miller. Councillor Wotherspoon, Co7i. Mr. W, Harper. Councillor M'Intosh.

Finance Committee, elected by Directors.

Mr. A. Moyes, Mr, J. Honey. Mr. P. Leitham, Cou^ Mr, A. Syme. Mr. A, Dingwall.

Secretary and Lazv Agent—Mr. John Stewart, Solicitor, 68 St. John Street. Hon. Treasurer—Councillor W. G. Stewart. Bankers—The Commercial Bank of Scotland.

Annual Subscription of Members, 10/6.

miACIVIASTER'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL, PERTH. OVER 40 ROOMS.

ALSO, MACMASTER'S IMPERIAL HOTEL, DUNDEE. UPWARDS OF 60 ROOMS. TABLE D'HOTE DAILY ALL THE YEAR ROUND. 240 ADVERTISEMENTS.

ESTABLISHED 1826. JAMES JACKSON, Carver, Gcilder, Prints eller, and Artists' Colourman, 66 GEORGE STREET, PERTH.

OLD PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS RESTORED, Old Frames Re-gilt and Repaired.

^ttists' Jttatenals for ®tl anb ^ater- Colour P'ftinting. DRAWINGS AND CHROMOS LENT TO COPY.

jScotcT} jQcenert] J^fjoto^rapfjs OP THE FINEST EXECUTION. Frames for G.D.V. and Cabinet Photos. The Newest Styles in Plush, Velvet, Ivory, Carved Wood, &C.

Pocket Books, Purses, Letter Cases, Ladies' and Gent.'s Pocket

Companions ; Work Bags, Baskets, and Boxes ; Hand Bags,

Writing Cases, Photo and Scrap Albums ; Bibles, Common Prayer Books, Church Services, Hymn Books, &c.

Zhc ^Leading IFlovelties in (Beneral Stationery an^ «-fV-3fancs (5ooC>6-v»-a)

BUSINESS BOOKS OF THE ORDINARY KINDS IN STOCK.

Special Rulings, Printing, Lithographing, Die Stamping, ^'c., dojie to order on the shortest notice, and cheaper nozvhere, hy ^AMES Rs HURDOCMj 78 ST. JOHN STREET, PERTH {CORNER OF SOUTH STREET). 1

ADVERTISEMENTS. 24 ANDREW PENNEY, Wholesale and Family Grocer and Wine Merchant, 65 Georqe Street, Perth.

Established in 1820.

THE Subscriber begs to direct the attention of Connoisseurs to his very old Cognac Brandy, Vintage '74, at 28/- per Gallon; also, to a choice parcel of Burntisland Whisky, matured in Sherry Casks, ten years old, at 18/- per Gallon.

A, P.'s stock of Whiskies are secured from a select few of the choicest Stills in Scotland. Being of great age and judiciously blended, he can with confidence place before his patrons an article which cannot be excelled.

Rare Old Blended Whisky, - 16/- per gal. Fine Old Burntisland Whisky, 17/- Finest Old Glenlivet Whisky, - 17/- Fine Blend of Scotch Whiskies, 15/- Fotir Gallons and zipwards Carriage Paid.

DINNER WINES, CLARETS, & PALE SHERRIES, From 18/- per dozen Bottles.

Teas, Coffees, Sugars, and General Gcioceries at lowest Cash. Prices.

Orders from the Country carefully attended to, and packed and despatched on the shortest notice. ANDREW PENNEY, 6s GEORGE STREET, PERTH. R 242 ADVERTISEMENTS. CHARLES LAW & SON, COAL MERCHANTS, 62 PRINCES STREET, PERTH.

ENGLISH & SCOTCH HOUSEHOLD COALS. Riddled Churls for Ranges. English Smithy Coals, Furnace Coals, &c.

C. L. & Son import Cargoes of Best English Household and Smithy Coals at frequent intervals during the season, and parties at a distance can have trucks loaded at the Harbour. AOENTS FOR THE STATE STEAMSHIP CO., Limited-Glasgow to New York. THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE CO. CITY OF GLASGOW LIFE ASSURANCE CO. JAMES GIBBS &. CO., London— Dissolved Bones and Special Manures. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. ILLIAM TAYLOR, GIxAZIER AKD GLASS MERCHANT, 21 BRIDGE LANE, PERTH,

HAVING been in the Employment of J. Bruce & Son,

Perth, for over 2)2) Years, can with confidence assure those who may favour him with their Orders that they may depend upon them being executed in a tradesmanlike manner, and at the lowest possible prices. JAMES FARQUHAR,

76 ST. JOHN STREET, PERTH.

..-I ADVERTISEMENTS. 243 CHARLES STEWART, .Auctioneer anb Appraiser, WEST END AUCTION ROOMS, 49 SO. METHVEN STREET, PERTH.

Sales of Household Furniture and Stocks-in-Trade of all kinds conducted and guaranteed. Movable Property of every description received and sold within the Rooms, which were specially erected for the Business. A spacious Room set apart for Sales of Heritable Property, Shares, do. Inventories and Valuations for Transfer and Govern- ment Duty carefully made up. Fire Claims adjusted. WEST END AUCTION ROOMS, 49 SOUTH METHVEN ST., PEETH. eRAIGIE PUBbie LAUNDRY, TOP OF QUEEN STREET, NEAR CRAIGIE BURN.

The Proprietor's Vans go to all parts of the Town and Subnrhs for Orders. Families resident at a distance will have Hampers for Linen sent on application.

Ladies' Marriage Outfits done up and finished in the best style.

The Works are under the management of an experienced Laundress.

Splendid Open-Air Bleaching and Drying accommodation is attached, and parties favouring with their orders may rely on having them satisfactorily executed at moderate charges. NO CHEMICALS OF ANT KIND USED. 244 ADVERTISEMENTS. INTI MAT ION.

PM'DOUGALL, who has carried on the Business for over • Forty Years, begs to announce that he has accepted as Partner his Brother William. The new Firm of P. & W. M'DOUGALL, while thanking their numerous Friends and Customers for their liberal support, hope that their patronage will still be continued, and they will use every exertion to give satisfaction to their employers.

They undertake to Sweep the most difficult Chimneys with Carpets down or otherwise.

Roofs Kept by Yearly Contract. ORDERS BY POST OR OTHERWISE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

P. & W. M'DOUGALL,

SLATERS, CHIMNEY SWEEPERS, & SOOT MERCHANTS, 282 HIGH STREET, PERTH. MALONE'S BOOTS, SHOES, AND SUPPERS ARE THE

Neatest, Cheapest, and Best in the City. REPAIRS.

Men's Boots Soled and Heeled, ... 2/6 Women's Boots Soled and Heeled, ... 1/6 DONE WHILE YOU WAIT. PETER MALONE, 8 NORTH METHVEN STREET, PERTH.

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ADVERTISEMENTS. 245 CASSON & MILLER,

{From FOSTER & ANDREW'S, Hull, and J. W. WALKER'S, London),

PERTH.

Re-building, Re-voicing, Cleaning, and Tuning on the most reasonable terms.

JAMES ANNAN & SON, PLASTEEERS, CEMENT WOEKERS, AND CEMENT MERCHANTS, 62 PRINCES STREET,

As J. A. & Son are frequently importing Cargoes of PORT- LAND CEMENT from the best London Makers, Customers may depend upon getting it in good condition. MAC^KAY'S Central Boot and Shoe Warehouse, 20 MEAL VENNEL, PERTH,

(Sign of the Gilded Boot).

For Neatness, Cheapness, and Quality,

NONE BETTER ! FEW EQUAL CHEAPEST SHOP IN TOWN FOR REPAIRS. 246 ADVERTISEMENTS. MRS. M'COWAN,

1 SOUTH ST. JOHJV'S PLACE, PERTH, HAS always on hand a good assortment of Flowers, Feathers, Laces, Dress Caps, Collars, Gloves, Hosiery, Children's- Pinafores, Infants' Gowns, Christening Robes, Hoods, Hats, and every other requisite. MOURNING BONNETS AND OAPS Always in Stock—Good Value. Feathers Dyed, Cleaned, and Re-curled on the shortest notice. Beaver, Felt, and Straws made up in the newest Shapes. SELECT REGISTER FOR SERVANTS.

ST. LEONARD'S HOTEL, Two JMimites' Walk from Station. LARGE and WELL-AIRED BEDROOMS. Bowling-Green in connection with Hotel.

DAVID DUFF, Proprietor. DAVID THOMSON, Fancy Bread and Biscuit Bakei\ 13 MARKET STREET, PERTH.

|ced, gultana, 8^^^' ^^^ ^cideira gcikc. ADVERTISEMENTS. 247 WILLIAM R STEWART, HAIRDRESSER AND PERFUMER, BEGS most respectfully to inform his numerous Friends and the Public generally that he has OPENED that Shop, No. 4 MEAL VENNEL, (First Door off High Street),

And hopes to merit, by strict attention and moderate charges, a continuance of the patronage formerly so liberally bestowed on him.

Hairdressing in all its Departments. Private Saloons. theatrical wigs lent on hire.

Country Orders punctually attended to. Open from 8 a.m. to 8.30 p.m.

CUT FLOWERS, ^/\rREATHS, & BOUQUETS. IMPORTER OF FOREIGN FRUITS. JOHN M'VEAN, CtAME dealer, 71 SOUTH METHVEN STREET, PERTH, IN returning thanks to his numerous Customers and the Public for past favours, begs to announce that he has always on hand a large supply of all descriptions of Poultry and Game in season.

Game Contracts for the Season most liberally treated. 248 ADVERTISEMENTS.

The Perth Coach-piring Establishment,

PRINCES STREET,

AND WEST END STABLES,

^ SOUTH STREET. JAMES MACQUEEN, PROPRIETOR.

Offices—30 PRINCES STREET & 189 SOUTH STREET.

All Branches of the Business conducted.

GREAT ATTENTION PAID TO HIRING ON JOB. JAMBS BARLAS, 1Rcw an& Seconb^baitb Boo{?seIler, 263 HIGH STREET, PERTH.

Libraries and parcels of Old Books bought for Cash, saving delay and expense of Auction. RARE AND ODD VOLUMES SOUGHT FOR. Auction Sales attended and Books Bought on Commission.

All New Books, Magazines, and Reviews supplied on best terms. LIBRARIES CATALOaUED.

35 HIOH STREET, PERTH. ADVERTISEMENTS. 249 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PICTUKE FRAME MAKING ESTABLISHMENT, 22 SOTJTiH: STE,E1E1T-

Executed in all the Branches and in the most elegant style.

IRosewooOt /llbaple, Malnut, aiiD (5ilt ^frames, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, MADE TO ORDER.

OLD FRAMES REPAIRED, RE-GILDED, &c.

FANCY WOOD AND GILT MOULDINGS, IN GREAT VARIETY, KEPT IN STOCK, AND SOLD IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT PURCHASERS.

A Large Stock of FRAMED PICTURES always on hand.

GOOD COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS & WATER-COLOUR DRAWINGS.

VARIED ASSORTMENT OF CHROMOS, OLEOGRAPHS, ENGRAVINGS, &c. LANDSCAPE AND PIEE MIEEORS MADE TO ORDER, ANY DESIGN.

The ordinary Commission charged for Pichires sent on Sale. DAYID BURNS MURRAY, 22 SOUTH STREET, PERTH. ;

250 ADVERTISEMENTS.

-THE CITY-E^

I BEG to return my sincere thanks for past patronage, and *"^ to state that I have made arrangements to have a large supply daily of

Home and Foreign Fruit and Vegetables

During the Season. I have noted a few of the leading articles.

FRUIT.

Peaches and Apricots ; Stra^Arberries

and Gooseberries ; Grapes, Home

and Foreign ; Bananas and Pine

Apples ; Oranges, Valencia and

Blood ; French Pears ; Apples ; French Cherries, Table and Cook-

ing ; Plums, Table and Cooking Greengages, Table and Cooking

Tunis Dates, Table ; Figs, Table and Cooking. ADVERTISEMENTS. 251 VEGETABLES. Asparagus, French & Home; Spinach^ Seakale, French Beans, CauH- flower, Mushrooms, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Salad, New Potatoes, Herbs, Nev^ Carrots, Turnips.

TIKNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. Pine Apples, Pears, Peaches, Apricots, Mushrooms, Peas, Asparagus, Tomatoes. FbOWERS.

Cut Flo^A^ers ; Flowers in Pots, for

Table Decoration ; Flowers (dried)

and Mosses ; Wreaths and Wreath Cases. (§AME & POUloTRY. Chickens, Ducklings, Turkey Pullets, Goslings, Prairie Fowl, Quails, etc.

ROBERT HEHDERSOH, iEfraiterer, 3?oulterer, and (^amedealer, 268 HIGH STREET, PERTH.

Orders by Post or Telegram will receive prompt attention. 252 ADVERTISEMENTS. D. FARQUHARSON'S RARE HALF-CROWN FINEST 3 5 INDIAN & CHINA, Quality Unequalled 3/6 per lb. 3/- per lb. at the Money. Rich Creamy Colour

FAMILY TEA, 2/- per \b.—Never was better.

A Reduction of 3d per lb, is made on 7 lb., 10 lb., and 20 lb. Caddie Boxes, and on 6 lb. Parcels and upwards.

c; o X" X" x: Z5 S5. PINEST COFFEE Is 6d per lb. FINE do,, is 4:d „

STJG-.A.I2;S, CI^/TJSiaiEX) .A.3sriD E/EZFIlsTEID.

15 HIGH STREET, PERTH.

STAFFORDSHIRE WAREHOUSE, 211 & 213 HIGH STREET,

the above address Goods in CHINA, CRYSTAL, and AT STONEWARE of every description always on hand, of good quality and very moderate in price.

RAG, ROPE, AND WASTE STORES.

RABBIT AND HARE SKINS PURCHASED.

Books (including Ledgers, &c.), Newspapers, and all other kinds of Waste Paper, bought AT

NO. 211 <&, 213 HisH Street. G. M'LAUGHLAN, Proprietor. ADVERTISEMENTS. 253 DAVID BURNS,

125 HIGH STREET, PERTH, HAS always in Stock a large variety of MEERSCHAUM and BRIAR-ROOT PIPES, with a Choice Selection of the Finest TOBACCO and CIGARS that can be had.

PIPES MOUNTED, CLEANED, AND REPAIRED.

All the Daily Newspapers and Periodicals on hand.

Shooting and Fishing Boots of the most desirable quality and durability in make guaranteed. WILLIAM HENDERSON, (Successor to R. CLARK), i^ c^ ^ Di?' iKia: joL lEs: :s3 3E&, 14 eB-@)m©E) ^T'mE;®'^^ FSmiT'If,

BEST HAND-MADE BOOTS, SHOES, & SLIPPERS. LAIVN TENNIS AND CRICKET SHOES.

Superior Workmanship in the Ladies' Department, Secure always what is Neat and Elegant,

An assortment of superior Machine Boots and Shoes at prices considerably lower than for hand-made goods. ECONOMY AND BEST QUALITY IN EVERYTHING.

THE -^ID3DI2,ESS 14 GEORGE STREET, PERTH, 254 ADVERTISEMENTS.

him'w^^-^ p mi WHOLESALE AND FAMILY firocer, Italian Warehouseman, Wine & Merchant, BRiDGEMD, PE

NOTICE. —All our Fine Teas require Twenty Minutes to Infuse.

Per Lb. Good Useful Tea, 2S od Fine Pekoe Flavoured, ... 2s 6d Very Fine Mixture of Moning and Kaisow, 3s od Finest Mixture of Assam and Souchong, 3s 4d

These Teas are botight for Cash in the London Alarket, and, bemg sold at a reasonable profit, better value certaittly cannot be offered.

COFFEE or FINEST QUALITY FRESH GROUND DAFLY. THOMAS GIBSON, Family Bi'ead and Biscuit Baker^

19 MAIN ST., BRIDGEND, W'BjWL^ lie

Infants' Rusks. Tea Bread and Biscuits of all Mnds. PASTRY, SEED, PLUM, MADEIRA, SPONGE, AND RICE CAKES.

DISHES COVERED, &c. ADVERTISEMENTS. 255

ESTABLLISHED 1826. P. IMRIE & SONS, CABINET MANUFACTURERS & UPHOLSTERERS, 78 QEOHaE STREET, PERTH.

DIKING & DRAWINCROOM, LIBRARY, HALL, & BEDROOM FURNITURE Of every description, in Stock and Made to Order, and special Designs in any Wood.

Real Turkey, Wilton, Axmlnster, Brussels, Tapestry, and

All-Wool Carpets, from the leading Manufacturers. Linoleum, Floorcloths, Reps, Cretonnes, Velvets, Tapestries, Chintzes, Druggets, Venetian Blinds, &c.

Inventories and Valuations receive prompt attention. ^^HOTJSES SOLID -A.ITID L E T_ Estimates and Dra^wangs Furnished, and Patterns forwarded to the Country.

ESTABLISHED 1830. S. C. BOOTHMAN, (Successor to WILLIAM MILLER), "WHOLESALE and EETAIL TOBACOOinST and CIGAR IMPORTER, 55 GEORGE STREET, PERTH, (Second Door North from Royal George Hotel),

Has always in Stock a Choice Selection of

Best Brands Havannah LuNKAH Cheroots, various and British Cigars. sizes. Manilla Cigars and Che- Egyptian, Russian, & other roots, all sizes. Cigarettes.

A7iy Brand not in Stock can he imported to order. All kinds of Fancy Tobaccos kept. Also, a large and varied Stock of Meerschaum and Briar- Root Pipes, Cigar and Cigarette Cases, &c., suitable for Presentation. PIPES MOUNTED, CLEANED, and REPAIRED. 256 ADVERTISEMENTS.

Established 1812. P. IMRIE & SONS' (Late RITCHIE'S) JOBBING, POSTING, HIRING, & FUNERAL EST.A-BLISI3:]VCH)IsrT, 27 MILL STREET, PERTH.

LANDAUS, Broughams, Busses, Waggonettes, Chapel- Carts, Gigs, and Carriages of every description, with first-class, steady, suitable Horses. SADDLE HORSES, either for Ladies or Gentlemen. Horses, with or without Carriages, Hired on Job by the Week, Month, or Year, or any period agreed upon. STEADY, CAREPUL, AND ATTENTIVE DRIVERS ONLY KEPT. Charges strictly moderate, and all Orders punctually attended to.

PUNERALS in TOWN and COUNTRY conducted at moderate charges. DAVID BEVERIDGE,

Monuments in Granite, Marble, and Freestone carefully and tastefully executed. Prices strictly moderate. A GOOD \/ARIETY IN STOCK.

MADE and fitted UP. Coats of Arms, Monograms, Trusses, Finials, Letters, &c., modelled arid cut by competent workmen.

All communications regarding Monu- ments, Inscriptions, Designs, &c., will receive prompt attention.

YOSK PLACE, PERTH. ADVERTISEMENTS. 257

BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,

24 JHlGJH SH^EET, fERTH.

Ladies' and Gentlemen's Shooting Boots and Shoes kept in stock and made to measure. Also, a large assortment of Ladies' French Boots and Shoes always on hand. DAVID SCRIMGEOUR'S

HALF-GROWN THE FAVOURITE I ^Will TEA

MIXTURE 3 4 per lb. I

UnequalledLfJlecl ata the Excellent value. DPy Ih I Money.

FINE FAMILY TEA, 2s per lb. 2d per Ih. Discount on the above hi Boxes. C O ^^E E S- Finest Coffee, Is 8cl per lb.

Fine Coffee, Is 4(i ,, BUTTER, CHEESE, AMD BACON. POTTED MEATS AND SAUCES in great variety.

BISCUITS of every description, from tlie finest makers. 38 OASTLBGABLB, PERTH. s 258 ADVERTISEMENTS. DANIEL M'LAUCMLAN,

Slater, Chimney Sweeper, and General Jobber, 47 WATERGATE, PERTH/?W^ (Entrance by Oliphant's Vennel). ? § /

D. M'L. takes this opportunity of thanking his Cus- tomers for their patronage, and solicits a continuance thereof, and also further public support—being con- fident that he will give every satisfaction. Chimneys with Weak and Down-Draughts efficiently remedied.

ORDEES BY POST PUJ^fGTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

ZIHC and TILE CAHS of every design kept In Stock. DAVID HERON, TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,

Would direct special attention to his range of jQrotck m^ English jSuiting0, At prices from 45/- to 60/- FELT HATS, TWEED CAPS, DRESS & FANCY SHIRTS, COLLARS, TIES, AND BRACES.

Parties bringing their own Glotli can /laue it made up in tiie Newest Style. NOTE THE ADDRESS 10 ICIE,K:Gh.A.TE]- ADVERTISEMENTS. 259

Established 18^0. JAMES TAYLOR, Manukturing & Furnishing Ironmonger, 25, 27, & 31 KINNOULL STREET (Sig-n of the Gilded Keys).

GRATES of all the varied designs and finish, for Drawing, Dining, and Bedrooms, &c. TILE HEARTHS.—A large assortment of Tiles on hand to chose from. PATENT GRATES, with Hot-Air Chambers, for heating large Public Rooms or Schools. IFENIDERS, FIRE-IRONS, & ASH-PANS. ROASTING KITCHEN RANGES, WITH SMOKE OR WATER JACKS. CLOSE KITCHEN RANGES, with Open Fires and all the latest improvements, from 2 to 10 feet wide. Boilers for Baths, made of "Wrouglit Iron, Steel, or Copper. GAS COOKING RANGES. AMERICAN COOKING & HEATING STOVES. HOT PLATES, HOT CLOSETS, OVENS, &c. LAUNDRY ^ SHOP STOVES. PATENT SLOW-COMBUSTION STOVES For Rooms, Halls, Warehouses, &c.

Patent Controlled Combustion Air Chamber HEATINd

APPARATUS, for Public Buildings, Churches, Ac. HOT-WATER APPARATUS for Heating Conservatories, Churches, and Public Institutions. STEAM APPARATUS for Cooking and Laundry purposes. Garden Chairs, Foot Scrapers, and Umbrella Stands. LOCKS. KEYS Made and Repaired. Wrougbts^ron ©rnamental (Bates, IRailings, Crestfngs, ant) ^Finiala nVCA-IDE TO IDESia-IsrS. Rolled and Riveted GIRDERS. Cast-Iron PILLARS.

SMITH WORK executed in all its Branches. 26o ADVERTISEMENTS. RAMSAY'S China d (3Ia86 Marebouse,

128 to 138 SOUTH STREET, PERTH.

China Tea Sets, at 11/9, 14/2, 17/- 21/- and upwards. Dinner Sets, of Besf Staffordshire Ware, to dine twelve 23ersons, at 2i/- 25/. 26/6, 30/- and upwards. Bedroom Sets, of Best Staffordshire Ware, 5 Pieces, extra value, at 8/- and 9/- Tumblers, half-pint, from i/- per half-dozen. Engraved "Wine Glasses, from i/- per half-dozen. ^White and Gold China Teas, from 2/- per half-dozen.

Butter Cans, ^ Milk Platp<^ ' ^^ these a Fresh Stock of Best English Q, T^ -p ' r Ware always on hand at lowest prices.

:i2iltbograpber anb Kngrapett STAR BUILDINGS3 CANAL STREET, PERTH.

NOTEPAPER HEADINGS, MEMORANDUM FORMS, INVOICE AND ACCOUNT FORMS,

justness anb 'Visiting Cvirbs, Ciwxtlvu'0, ^ill Jfornt^^ lli^cei^jts, ^mft0, flans,. cScl^c^wle^;, ^^t.

INSCRIPTIONS, STAMPS, AND DIES ENGRAVED.

Plain and Ornamental P^'inting of every description on the most reasonable terms. ADVERTISEMENTS. 261

// KING STREET, PERTH.

SOLID OIL PAINTINGS, from 20/- upwards—fit to grace the Ducal Mansion or the Cottage Home, and in all Portraits a satisfactory likeness is guaranteed. Also the highest class of work produced by an experienced staff of Artists. Cabinet Photos from 18/- to 25/- per dozen, Cartes de Visite from 7/- to 15/- per dozen, according to Style and Finish. SEE SPECIMENS IN STUDIO. T. B O TJ IR IC E.

46 IVIILL STREET, PERTH.

ANCIENT and MODERN BOOKS Bought, and the best Prices given. An extensive selection of OLD and NEW BOOKS at a cheap flg-ure always on hand. WILLIAM M^EWEH, :Eianiily ;]Sreaci and ;:©iscuit ^©aker, 13 GEORGE STREET, PERTH.

Plain and Fancy Biscuits of the finest quality. Bride and Christening Calies made to order.

J. M. MILLER, MUSIC & MUSICAL INSTRUMENT SELLER,

(Sole Agentfor Kohler''s '^ Mzisical Siar^''),

3 COUNTY PLAGE, PERTH. . 262 ADVERTISEMENTS.

J. WOTHERSPOON,

I8 now showing FIRST-CLASS VALUE in C3-E3srTLE:M:Eiisr's

CO T-l n < m X CD

CO CO CO I 111 o p > cc T-l 03 CO a CD 00 J^-T 44 HIGH STREET AND 25 ST. >3ESZ^,^B7Z3:. m

COAL, LIME, AND POTATO MERCHANT, 23 PRINCES STREET, pE^Thl.

Customers supplied on the shortest notiee ivith best quality at the loiuest possible priees.

CUT FIREWOOD kV^kX^ ON HAND. ADVERTISEMENTS. 265 THE PERTH STEAM LAUNDRY

ST. ANDREW STREET (NEAR GENERAL STATION).

R. HAMIIxTOK, Proprietor.

Family Washings arranged for. Institutions contracted for.

General WASHIHG Promptly and Efficiently Executed.

J^ No BLEACHING CHEMICALS used in any of the processes. FAMILY PARCELS KEPT SEPARATE.

PERTH HAWI-CURINC ESTABLISHMENT. JAMES CHALMERS, HAM-CURER,

Office & Seed Stores—58 VICTORIA STREET, PERTH.

AGENT FOR LANCASHIRE FIRE INSURANCE CO. WILLIAM MAILER, FISH, GAME, AND POULTRY MERCHANT, 32 SOUTH METHVEN STREET, PERTH. 264 ADVERTISEMENTS. ESTABLISHED 1800.

DAVID MACKIE & CO., LEAD MERCHANTS, PLUMBERS, BRASSFOUNDERS,

20 & 23 CANAL STREET, fEF^TjH.

ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF

OALVANiZED CORRUGATED IRON & SHEET ZING FOR Roofing, Covering Verandahs, Ridges,

Valleys, Rhonds, Rain-Water Pipes, &c. ; ALSO, PERFORATED ZINC, FOR Ventilation, Windovv^ Blinds, Meat Safes, Dairies, Sieves, &c.

^m' DWELLING-HOUSES FITTED UP WITH GAS.

Experienced Workmen sent to all parts in Town and Country to execute Orders and Repairs.

Orders fro7n the Cotiniry executed with profuptittide and care to entire satisfaction. ADVERTISEMENTS. 265

5 CaTDinetmakers & Upholsterers,

2 & 16 GOWRIE STREET, BRIDGEND, IP 13 I^ T H. DINING-ROOM, DRAWING-ROOM, AND BEDROOM FURNITURE.

:fiSrussel6t ^apcstr^, auD Scotcb Carpets. LINOLEUMS, FLOORCLOTHS, & MATTINGS.

BEDDING of every description made on the Premises from the best materials.

All kinds of UPHOLSTERY WORK and JOBBING done at moderate charges.

ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY CAREEULLT ATTENDED TO.

^oot anb jSboe ffiaker, 64 HIGH STREET, PERTH.

BOOTS and SHOES of every sort made to measure.

ALL CLASSES OF GOODS KEPT IN STOCK. 266 ADVERTISEMENTS.

TEMPERANCE HOTEL AND

18 LEONARD STREET, PERTH.

The only First-class Temperance Restaurant in Perth. (Three Minutes' V7alk from the General Station and Macdonald, Praser, & Co.'s Auction Market.)

Large Hall for Excursion Parties.

EVERY ACCOIVIIVIODATION FOR TOURISTS & TRAVELLERS. Comfortable and Well-Aired Bedrooms. CHARGES MODERATE. SALUTATION HOTEL.

24 SOUTH STREET, PERTH,

An excellent Posting Establishment In connection with the Premises.

NURSERYMAN AND FLORIST, ST. NINIAN'S, NORTH METHVEN STREET, AND COMELY BANK, BRIDGEND, wmmTM: ADVERTISEMENTS. 267 ROBERT WILSON'S LUNCHEON AND DINING ROOMS,

j8 St. John Street, Perth.

Parties visiting this Establishment -will find, everything- First-Class, and the Prices strictly moderate.

^uni:heon0, (Soup, %m, dcffee.

SOUPS, &c., sent out.

MARRIAGE DEJEUNERS, BALL SUPPERS, AND SOIREES SUPPLIED.

WINES, SPIRITS, PORTER, AND ALES. ROBERT WILSON,

IRestaurateur, purpepor, S. Wiiwt /iDercbant^

38 ST. JOHN STEEET, PEETH.

Jellies and Creams, Cream and Water Ices.

Orders from the Country punctually attended to. 268 ADVERTISEMENTS. ARSHALL, Job anb :]^ostmastex0,

Royal George Stables,

57 GEORGE ST., AND

Salutation Stables,

20 PRINCES ST.

& J. M. have at all times on hand a first-class assortment of HORSES and CARRIAGES of every description for Hire or Job by the Day, Week, Month, or Year. R. & J. M. also conduct an UNDERTAKING ESTABLISH- MENT, in which they carry. through arrangements as to Funerals. theirs R. & J. M. respectfully intimate that no conveyances of will stand for Hire at the Perth General Station, unless specially ordered.

COACH OFFICES, 58 George Street and 20 Princes Street. PERTH FUNERAL & UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT, 52 South Street, Perth.

D. CAKMSCHAEL,

Invites inspection of his large and well-selected Stock of BOOTS, SHOES, AND SLIPPERS, Specially got up for a Family Trade.

^aton y^znnw, ^irgcU, m\b J^thhixc ^hozs In various Styles. All kinds of Boots and Shoes Hand-made to Order. Bepairs done on the Shortest Notice at Moderate Prices. STANDARD BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE^ 20 SOUTH METHVEN ST., PERTH. ADVERTISEMENTS. 269

MOHUMEHTS.

MONUMENTS of the Finest quality, in Marble, Granite, and Freestone, made in the

MlMiTIII7MiM,:fe, newest & most chaste Designs, at very low prices. GEORGE CHRISTIE,

ST. ANDEEW ST. (off Leonard St.), PEETH.

FUNERAL OFFICES OPEN NIGHT AND DAY.

N.B. — Orders sent per Post or Telegram promptly attended to.

JOIKER, CABINETMAKER, FUNERAL UNDERTAKER, 28 & JO COUNTY PLACE. FUNERAL OFFICES— 61 NEWROW &- ?o PRINCES STREET,

Every requisite in connection with Interment always in Stock. Also, Experienced Persons always in attendance.

ESTABLISHED 25 YEARS. 270 ADVERTISEMENTS,

SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER, No. 7 HIGH STREET, PERTH-

FOOTBALLS, PURSES, BRACES, POCKET-BOOKS, SPORANS, AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF LEA THER GOODS. Rugs, Straps, Walking Sticks, Whips, Bits and Spurs, and Stable Tools.

Always on hand a large assortment of TRUNKS AND PORTMANTEAUS. JAMES CALDERWOOD, jBoot and shoe maker, 63 HIGH STREET, PERTH.

Always on hand a large assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots and Slippers.

CHILDREN'S BOOTS in great variety.

BOOTS and SHOES of every description Made to Order of the best material.

BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, 223 HIGH STREET, PERTH.

Always on hand a large assortment of LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS and SLIPPERS. CHILDREN'S BOOTS IN GREAT VARIETY.

BOOTS and SHOES of every description Made to Order of the best material. 1

ADVERTISEMENTS. 27 H. M. GUTHRIE,

Family Grocer, dr Italian Warehouseman^ 5 MAIN STREET, BRIDGEND,

WHISKIES. Guthrie's now famous Blend of Old Malt Whiskies, of great age, and all matured in Sherry wood. WINES.

Good Sound Dinner Port, - - - 30/- per doz. Do., fine flavoured and matured, - 36/- Old Crusted, very fine, - - - 42/- Excellent Dinner Sherry, - 18/- 24/- to 27/- Superior Pale, light and delicate, - 30/-

Golden, remarkably fine, - - 36/- and 42/- Twenty Years in Bottle, ... 54/-

TEAS (ivhich for Strength a7td Quality are tinsurpassed).

Fair Tea, ------1/6 per lb.

Good Congou, - - - - - 2/- ,, - Good Family Tea, - - . 2/8 ,, Strong Pekoe Flavoured —famous blend, 3/- ,, Choicest Mixture of the Finest Imported

—a most delicious blend, - - 3/4 ,, AssAMS, Greens, and Pekoes Pure. Special Quotations for Purchasers of Chests, Half-Chests,, Caddies, and lo-lb. Boxes. Mr. H. M. G. having been in the Wholesale Tea Trade for some years back, has had every experience and the best opportunity for buying in the first markets, thus being able to give his Customers every advantage. The Tea will have special attention.

B^ent for tbe Scottisb Bquitable Xlfe Bssurance Society. Bgent for tbc Xancasbire 3Fire insurance Conipani?^ ; ;

2.72 ADVERTISEMENTS. THE PERTHSHIRE CARRIAGE WORKS,

4.0 to 5(9 Priitces Street,

PETER REID, oo.a.c:e3:bttilide:r, HAS ALWAYS ON HAND JSanbatUv ^rcrugluim0, "^STaggoncttcs;

VICTORIA, PASISIAH, AHD OTHER PHOTONS; GAIVIE WAGGONS & SHOOTING CARTS For Woods and Forests

CHAPEL CARTS, DOG-CARTS, GIGS, &c. AND BUILDS CARRIAGES in any desired Style,

ALL OF THE BEST MATERIALS AND WORKIVIANSHIP.

Instructions All promptly and carefully attended to; ^ and Drawing's, with Prices, sent on application.

Commodious^ dry^ and airy standing-room for Private

Carriages, at moderate cha7-ges. ADVERTISEMENTS. 273

ESTABLISHED 1849.

(glas0 atiti C(htna XJOi^xthonBt,

54 ST. JOHN STREET (Next the Central Bank). JAMES ANDERSON Has always in Stock a Fine Selection of

BOHEMIAK, FREHCH, & ENGLISH ORMMENTAl GOODS, IN LUSTRES, FLOWER VASES, FLOWER FONTS, DESSERT JUG and GOBLET SETS, and an innumerable assortment of elegant ef ceteras suitable for Marriage Presents, for the Drawing-Room, Dining-Room, Toilet Table, &c. &c.

THE stock: of CUT TABLE GLASS IS VERY EXTENSIVE IN WINE DECANTERS, WATER CROFTS, PORT, SHERRY, CLARET, CHAMPAGNE, HOCK, and LIQUEUR GLASSES.

J. A. is constantly adding the newest Shapes and Designs in Dinner Sets, Dessert Sets, and China Tea Sets. A very Large Assortment of Elegant Bedroom Sets always kept in Stock.

From J. A.'s extensive connection with the best makers in every branch of the Trade, a thorough knowledge of qualities, prices, &c,, and always buying on the best terms—his constant aim being to give the best quality of Goods at the lowest possible prices, —he trusts, by unremitting attention to the Interest of his Customers, to merit a continuance of the liberal patronage so long enjoyed. CRYSTAL MADE AND CUT TO ORDER. T 2 74 ADVERTISEMENTS.

Established 1845. M'lNTYRE & STEWART, BREAD^ BISCUIT^ AND PASTRY BAKERS,

BEG most respectfully to tender their grateful thanks to their Friends and the Public of Perth and surrounding District for the patronage bestowed upon them since they succeeded to this long-established Business, and trust, by strict attention, to merit a continuance of the support bestowed upon their predecessor.

Marriage and Christening Cakes Made to Order. SHOOTING LODGES SUPPLIED. ALL ORDERS BY POST PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. M'INTYRE & STEWART (Successors to JOHN WOOD, Baker), m^ 13 High St and 2 George St, Perth. REID & DONALD,

AND

TTtanufactiirers of Zcxatcb VOaicxs.

SOLE PROPRIETORS OF AERATED PITKEATHLY WATER AND WHOLESALE AGENTS & LICENSEES FOR

THE ZOEDONE COMPANY (Limited). ADVERTISEMENTS. 275 SHAW & WOTHERSPOON, 46 ST. JOHN STREET, PERTH, IN tendering thanks to their many Customers and the Public generally for the very liberal support accorded them since their succession to that long-established Business in St. John Street, beg to call special attention to their Breads, which are manufactured from the finest Flour on the newest principles ; as also all kinds of Cakes, Biscuits, Rusks, and Fancy Breads. MARRIAGE AND CHRISTEKIKG CAKES MADE TO ORDER. SHAW & WOTHERSPOON, B .A. I§Z E E, S, 46 ST. JOHJf STREET, PERTH, JAMES SOUTAR,

J'amll^ Bteat), 3Btscutt, anb pastry JSaftcr, 73 SOUTH METHVEN STREET, IE' E I^ T H.

J. S. has always on hand a Large Assortment of SHORTBREAD, CAKES, &e.

Orders from Town or Country punctually attended to.

JEWELLERS AND WATCHMAKERS, 31 HIGH STREET, PERTH.

Branch Establiehment—DVNKELD. 276 ADVERTISEMENTS. WILLIAM ROBERTSON, CAB-HIRING ESTABLISHMENT,

U North William St., PERTH.

Cats at 6 Gowrie St., Bridgend,

and Museum, George St.

Orders left at Office, 6 Gowrie Street, Bridgend, promptly

attended to.

HOSIERY. OLOYES. WOOLS.

EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PLAIN AND FANCY HOSIERY, Hand-Knitted and Machine-made, FOR CHILDREK, LADIES, & GEKTLEMEK.

J. PULLAR, (Successor to E. M. Clarke), 53 HIGH STREET, PERTH.

Slater, Slate oc([^ Cement Tllercljant;.

' East Milne St. (off Market St), PERTH. ADVERTISEMENTS. 277 DAVID BURNFIELD,

PRACTICAL ^ MANUFACTHRIHG WATCH JEWELLER AND AND CLOCK MAKER. SILVERSMITH.

.A.G-Eisri' :h'Oisj

HENRY LAURANCE'S CELEBRATED SPECTACLES AND EYE-CLASSES.

"Watches, Clocks, Silver-Plate, and Jewellery, of every description, carefully Repaired and Cleaned on the Premises by men of experience. Gilding and Electro-Plating.

53 SOUTH METHVEN STREET, PERTH. ^OHM CHRISTIE^; Bookseller^ Stationer^ ^ Boohhinder, 32 ST. JOHN STREET,

Circulating Library. Agency for Ordnance Survey Maps.

Publishing Office of " The Perth and Perthshire Register.''''

ESTABLISHED 1807.

J. & D. BARLASS, General and Furnishing Ironmongers, Tinsmiths and Oil Merchants,

Jf8 HIGH STREET, FEBTH. 278 ADVERTISEMENTS. JOHN NORW^ELL, IBOOT Sc SHOE 3Vn.A.ICEE^ 144 HIGH STREET, PERTH.

Boots and Shoes, any size or quality^ kept in Stock or Made to Order.

House Boots and Shoes, Wholesale and EetaiL

Not responsible for Goods not called for in Two Months.

HUrWH*^'''""-'"-"'"' ' '"'"*™'"'' SHIELS & COMPANY'S CENTRAL

Funeral Undertaking EstaWisMent AND COACH OFFICE, 73 & 75 SOUTH STREET, PERTH.

Funerals conducted in Town or Country at strictly Moderate Charges.

Grave Dresses, Shrouds, Floral Wreaths, Funeral Letters,

Inthnations , and every requisite, kept on hand.

OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.

EXPERIENCED UNDERTAKERS ALWAYS IN ATTENDANCE. ADVERTISEMENTS. 279 ESTABLISHED 1820.

G. & e. jk. ef^lCjHTOJM, JEWELLERS, SILVERSMITHS, LAPIDARIES, AND CURLING STONE MANUFACTURERS, S4 GEORGE STREET, PERTH. FLETCHER'S

Gas-Heating, Cooling, and Labonr-Savin APPARATUS.

Price Lists, Pamphlets, and all information may be had from the Agent for Perth, C. A. CRieHTON, 56 GEORGE STREET, PERTH.

SHOW^ VS^INDOW-COUNTY PLACE.

a CRICHTON & SON, dentists, 7 CHARLOTTE STREET, PERTH. 28o ADVERTISEMENTS. JAMES FINLAYSON,

JHattufacturing & Jfutnishtng Iranmongcr,

24 MILL STREET, PERTH.

Encaustic Tile, BrigM, Berlin Black, and Pine Oast

OF CHOICE AND VARIED DESIGNS. STOVES, FENDERS, FIRE-IRONS, AND ASH-PANS. KITCHEN RANGES, zvith or without Ovetis &> Boilers.

PRIZE KITCHENERS, wltli Two or more Ovens, and

Malleable Forcing Boilers for Baths, &c.

With Hot-Water Attachment. HOT PLATES, HOT CLOSETS, OVENS, SMOKE-JACKS, ETC.

Laundry, Shop, and Joyce's Patent Stoves. ORNAMENTAL GILL AIR-WARMERS, for Churches, Halls, Warehouses, &c.

Silvester (Bill Ibeating Apparatus, For enclosing in Brickwork underground, or outside of Building —Heat being diffused by Flues or opening in Wall. CONSERVATORIES, GREENHOUSES, LAUNDRIES, AND PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS Heated by Hot Air, Hot Water, or Steam.

LOCKS, GATES, RAILING, WIRE FENCING, ^-c.

Malleable Ornamental Gates, Finials, Hinges, and every

description of Smith "Work, executed to design. 24 MILL STREET, PERTH,

PROMPT ATTENTION TO ALL ORDERS. ADVERTISEMENTS. 281

BELLHABGING AND WINDOW BLIND ESTABLISHMENT.

WESTWOOD, SONS, & MILLAR, 21 PRINCES STREET, PERTH. BEriXiHz^AuisrG-iDsrG— Mechanical, Electric, and. Pneumatic.

Venetian and Cloth Blind Manufacturers. CLOTH BLINDS in all the various Stripes. ESTIMATES GIVEN.

Careful "Workmen sent to all parts of the Country,

21 PRINCES STREET, PERTH, AND AT 30 BANK STREET, DUNDEE. STALKER & BOYD, Ipaintets, paper^lbangers, d Decorators, 27 & 29 SOUTH STREET,

JAMES MACLEISH, PLUMBER, BRASSFOUNDER, GASFITTER, &c. IS MILL STREET, PERTH.

Experienced, and Reliable Workmen sent to all parts of the Country. TELEGRAMS AND LETTERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

Baths, Water Closets, Pumps, Heating Apparatus, &c. &c., fitted up. 252 ADVERTISEMENTS. R. ALLAN, HOSIER, GLOVER, AND SHIRTMAKER, S3 HIGH STREET, PERTH, HAS ALWAYS ON HAND A Large and Varied Assortment of Seasonable Iboeier?, (Blovee, '\rin&erclotbing, PLAIN AND FANCY KNITTED WORK, &c., For Children, Ladies, & Gentlemen, Bought from Manufacturers on the most favourable Ready-Cash Terms. ANDREW MOVES,

83 HIGH STREE3T, PERTH, BEGS to inform his Friends and the Public in general that he has always on hand a first-rate Stock of Superfine Broad Black Cloth, Black Doeskin, SCOTCH AND ENGLISH TWEEDS, Made from SOUND WOOL and of FAST COLOURS.

WORKING MEN'S SUITS, 27/- to 35/- WHOLE WOOL and FASHIONABLE, 40/- to 50/. FINEST QUALITY of TWEED for Suit, 56/- to 65/-

A. M. would remind Parents that he has always on hand a select and first-rate Stock of Tweeds for Youths' and Boys' wear. They are highly recommended for Quality, Colour, and Durability, as Boys always require a strong article. The above are all made up at strictly moderate charges.

Overall Suits, Hats, Caps, Balmoral Bonnets, Wool Shirts, Scarfs, Ties, Braces, Beits, &c. ANDREW^ MOYES,

^G>) Wl^m^L^ STRBBTji FBRTM- ADVERTISEMENTS. 285. ROBERT LEES,

6S George Street, Perth,

BEGS to direct the attention of Sportsmen to his superior Stock of Breechloading Guns and Rifles, which for quality and price cannot be surpassed. R. L. supplies Breechloading Cartridges of guaranteed quality, and every Sporting Requisite for the Forest, Moor, and Field. From the central position of Perth, supplies of Ammunition can be forwarded to all parts of the Highlands. Having a practical knowledge of the Lochs and Streams of Scotland, Anglers may rely on R. Lees' selections of suitable Tackle.

COPIES OF

"The Sportsman's Guide Shooting' and Fishing Agency List of Moors to Let"

May be had of Mr. Lees immediately on publication, free.

JAMES TAYLOR, BRUSH AND BASKET MANUFACTURER,

755 HIGH STREET, PERTH,

Respectfully invites attention to his Stock of

BRUSHES, BASKETS, COMBS, PERFUMERY, &^c.

Brushes of every Description Made to Order. Baskets Made and Repaired. ^WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER. 284 ADVERTISEMENTS. VIOLIN TUITION. Mr. HARRY SIMEON, Musical Director^ Opera House, Perth.

OL^AuSSES Oie, Flil^ST-A-TE TTJITIOHST

LARGE OR SMALL BANDS and PIANISTS

Supplied and attended, for Balls, Parties, Bazaars, &c.

First-C/ass Instrumentalists. Newest and Popular Music.

em- OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CITY. GREIG & COMPAHY,

CLOTHIERS, DRAPERS, MILLINERS, & GENERAL OUTFITTERS.

Family Mournings and Grave Clothes

Can be had at any time—Day or Nigiit.

When Shut, please call at 28 WATERGATE. 24 & 26 WATEROATE, PERTH.

JOHN MACKAY & SON, PLASTERERS & CEMENT MAKERS,

7 KIJVJVOULL STREET, PERTH. ;

ADVERTISEMENTS. 285 GEORGE STEWART, FRUITERER ^ GAMEDEALER, 6 HOSPITAL STREET, PERTH,

Has always on hand a larg;e supply of every kind of VEGETABLES, FRUITS, &c.,

In their Season.

Every kind of POULTRY and GAME in excellent

condition, at reasonable prices.

ESTABLISHED 1826. JOHN TAYLOR (Successor to D. ROBERTSON— late J.&A. M'NAB),

JEWELLER, SILVERSMITH, AND OPTICIAN,

Chronometer, ^atrh, anb Clork Jttaker, 33 GEORGE STREET, F B R T Hjj IN returning his best thanks to his numerous Patrons since succeeding to the Business lately carried on by Mr. D. ROKERTSON, begs to intimate that he now holds a very large and carefully-selected Stock of First-Class Gold and Silver Watches, by the most eminent English and Foreign makers American, English, French, and German Clocks of the best quality; also, a choice selection of Bright and Coloured Gold Jewellery, Silver and Pebble Jewellery, Electro-plate, Spectacles.

WATCHES, OLOOES, JEWELLERY, (&c.. Cleaned and carefully Repaired by experienced Workmen, under J. T.'s own practical supervision. COUNTRY ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. 286 ADVERTISEMENTS.

ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF HALF-A-CENTURY.

J. & T. WHITTET, TEA AND COFFEE MERCHANTS, 57 HIGH STREET, PERTH.

FOR upwards of Half-a-Century this Establishment has been famed for the excellence of its

As J. & T. Whittet purchase their Teas & Coffees on the first terms in the London and Liverpool Markets, directly as imported, they are always in a position to supply these of such qualities as cannot be surpassed by any of the first Houses in the Trade in those Cities. TEAS.

'Good Common to Useful Tea, - 1j4, 1j6, and 2/- per lb. Good to Fine Family Tea, - - 214, 2/6, and 218 „ The Choicest First Pickings Crop, from the best China and Indian Tea Gardens, at 3/- per lb. and upwards. COFFEES.

J. & T. Whittet's Coffees have long been acknowledged by connoisseurs in all parts of the country to be unequalled for Richness of Flavour and Excellence of Quality. They purchase the Finest Mountain, Jamaica, Mocha, and Plantation Coffees that can possibly be obtained, and these being CAREFULL Y ROASTED ON THEIR PREMISES AND GROUND DAILY, are always Fresh, Fragrant, and Full of Flavour.

Cofees, - II- 114, 1j8, and 21- per lb.

Country Orders promptly attended to.

ALEXANDER MACGREGOR, BOOKBINDER AND PAPER RULER, 21 BRIDGE LANE, PERTH. LEDGERS, DAY-BOOKS, AND ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF STATIONERY, Ruled and Bound to any Pattern on the shortest notice. ADVERTISEMENTS. 287

(Late ANDERSON &- CRAMB),

MARBLE, MONUMENTAL, AND OARVING WORKS, CALKDONIAN ROAD,

^ionumente^

Chimney Pieces in White and Fancy IVIarble. Baths, Lobby Tables, Mortars, and Curling Stones.

W. A. respectfully invites attention to his great variety of Designs. Imperishable Letters executed, on Marble. CHARGES MODERATE.

COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. ;

p. D. MALLOGH, FISHING TACKLE MANUFACTURER AND NATURALIST,

HIGH ST.. PERTH.

Prize Medals awarded— Norwich, 1881 Edinburgh, 1882. Received the High- est Awards at the Great International Fisheries Exhibition, London, 1883— Four Gold, One Silver, and One Bronze Medals. Special Money Prize for Salmon Flies, Salmon & Trout Reels.

Salmon anD ^rout IR065, Made of the best seasoned wood,

carefully balanced ; will cast long lines and stand great endurance. REELS AND LINES TO SUIT BALANCE OF RODS.

Salmon, Grilse, Sea-Trout, Loch and River Flies,

To suit all parts of the World.

Flies Dressed to any Pattern or Description.

All kinds of Natural History Specimens carefully set up. Fish carefully Cast & Painted.

GUNS and aU kinds SHOOTING MATERIAL kept in Stock. Guns Neatly Repaired. ESTABLISHED 1812. C HARLES^ G REGG, (aOlsD AND SlbVEf^ SMITH,

Optician, '^ewelkv, anb l^atdjmakcx. GOLD & SILVER WATCHES, THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY. GOLD AND SILVER JEWELLERY

SILVER AND ELECTRO PLATE—A VERY LARGE CHOICE.

Barometers, Thermo^neters , Telescopes,

Field (2f Opera Glasses, Microscopes, &c. SPECTACLES .AND EYE-GLASSES Carefully suited to every Sight.

Every Article kept only of best quality, and Prices strictly moderate.

^ PLATE and GOLD and SILVER JEWELLERY of every description carefully Repaired, Re-coloured, and Finished as New.

OBSEI^-STE- No, 27 HIGH STREET, PERTH

- (MARKET CROSS).