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DIRECTORY

CITY OF ABERDEEN

1835-36.

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ABERDEEN

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£p£r43 CONTENTS.

Directory, -.,---" 5 Magistrates and Incorporations, - - 180

Alphabetical List of Streets, Squares, &c. - i

Carriers, - - , <-. xiii Mail Coaches, ----- xx Stage Coaches, - xxi Shipping Companies, - - - - xxiv Steam Packets, ----- xxv Principal Fairs, - - - - xxvi Post Towns and Postmasters in Scotland, - xxxiii

Bridewell Assessment ; Rogue Money ; and King's

Subsidy, - - - - - xxxvi

Abstract of Population, - ib. List of the Shore Porters, - xxxvii

Fire Engine Establishment, - ib. different Parishes in Aberdeen and Old Machar, ----- xxxviii Assessed Tax Tables for Scotland, - - xli

Table of Appointments, 1835-36, - - xlvii Stamp Duties, - - - - - xlviii Imperial Weights and Measures, - - xlxix

Schedule of Fees, - 1

Weigh-house Dues, - li

Petty Customs, - liii Corn Laws, ----- lvii > ABERDEEN DIRECTORY

1835-36.

Abel, John., blacksmith, 1, College-lane

Peter, coal-broker, 4, Commerce-street

Christian, poultry-shop, 76, h. Sutherland's-court, 78, Shiprow Abercrombie, Alexander, merchant, 49, Guestrow Robert, merchant, 49, Guestrow Aberdeen Academy, 115, Union-street Advertiser Office, Lamond's-court, 49, Upperkirkgate Banking Co., 53, Castle-street Brewery, 77, Causewayend, Robert M'Naughton, brewer Brick and Tile Co., Clayhills— Office, 40, Union-street

Carpet Warehouse, (Wholesale and Retail,) 1, Lower Dee-street

Coach Manufacturing Co., 7, Frederick- street, and 101, King-st.

Commercial, Mathematical, and Nautical School, 10, Drum's- lane—W. Elgen

Eye and Ear Institution, 7, Littlejohn-st. Geo. Rainy, Surgeon Fire and Life Assurance Office, 89, Union-street—John Clark, File Manufactory, Canal-road [[manager

Gas Co.'s Office, at the Works, near Trinity-street

General Dispensary, Lying-in, and Vaccine Institution, 26, Castle-st. —Medical attendants, Drs. Fraser, Campbell, Leslie, Cadenhead, and Kilgour

Herald Office, CrudenVcourt, 22, Broad-street 1835-36 a —; ABE—ABE

Aberdeen and Hull Shipping Co.'s Office, 56, Marischal -street

Thomas Webster, Jr. manager, h. Wales-street Humane Society— Alexander Gordon., advocate, treasurer, Re- cord Office, 27, King-street—At the following stations, sets of Apparatus are lodged, for finding bodies, and restoring sus-

pended animation— Cruives of Don ; Bridge of Don ; Devanha T Brewery; Walker's Baths, 10, Quay; W atch-house, New

Pier ; and the Baths on the Beach Journal Office, 25, Adelphi, Union-street Leith and Clyde Shipping Co.'s Office, 33, Quay Lime Co. and Grain Merchants, Lime-quay

and London Shipping Co.'s Office, 21, Quay and London Steam Navigation Co., end of Waterloo Quay Mechanics' Library, 64, Broad-street Medical and Chirurgical Society's Hall, King-street

and North Shipping Co.'s Office, 2, James-street Observer Office, 68, Broad-street

Opthalmic Institution, for diseases of the Eye, 26, Castle-street open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 2 o'clock—John Cadenhead, Surgeon

Public Commercial and Mathematical School, 6, Correction-

Quill Manufactory, 3, Shoe-lane [wynd

Rope and Sail Co.'s Office, Links, Footdee Royal Riding Academy, and Repository—John Cooke—Wales Salmon Co.'s Office, 2, Fish -street [street

Salmon and Oyster Shop, 5, Netherkirkgate Salt Co., 38, Guestrow Savings Bank, Poor's Hospital-court, 56, Gallowgate—Wm. Smith, treasurer

Tape Co/s Warehouse, 2, Exchequer-row Town and County Bank, 93, Union- street Aberdeenshire Canal Office—Alexander Jopp, advocate, manager, Jopp's-court, 31, Gallowgate

Aberdein, Alexander, printer, h. Henderson's-court, 46, Broad-street 1835-36 ABE—AIK

Aberdein, William, shoemaker, 17, Virginia-street

Abernethy, James, founder, h. Ferryhill James, & Co., founders, Ferryhill

Abbott, Joseph, land-waiter, customs, h. Chapel- court, 1, Justice-st. Adam, Alexander, cart and plough-wright, 60, Skene-street

Alexander, baker, 35, Park-street, h. 44, Frederick-street

» Alexander, shoemaker, 14, Constitution-street Alexander, wright, Steps of Gilcomston & Anderson, advocates, 11, Union-buildings

Donald, tailor, 9, Park-street Jean, grocer, 21, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen

John, hairdresser, 87, h. 86, Queen-street

J. broker, 33, Justice-street

1 Robert, flesher, 23, George-street-market, & vintner, 6, Shiprow

Robert, (of Barron & Adam,) h. 6, Shiprow

William, advocate, h. 11, Union-buildings

William, baker, 19, Gallowgate, h. 3, Littlejohn-street William, wright, Tanfield

William, broker, 8, Justice-street

William, tailor, 9, Marywell street

Mrs. William, 2, Yeats-lane Adams, George, travelling hardware merchant, 40, Frederick-street George, keeper of the Petty Customs, 55, Causewayend

James, tailor, 18, Union-street, h. 58, Castle- street

William, tailor, Cotton

Adamson, Henry, ship and insurance broker, 34, Marischal-street, fu Kingsland-place, Broadford

Robert, weaver, 45, Bon- Accord-street, h, 81, Windmill-brae William, broker, 45, Gallowgate

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 81, Windmill-brae

Affleck, Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 53, Union-street, h. 2, Affleck- place, Affleck-street

James, tavern-keeper, Burnett's-close, 5, Exchequer-row Aiken, Alexander, shoemaker, 52, Skene-street 1835-36 A 2 8 AIK—ALL

Aiken, David, mealseller, 6, Spa-street James, shipmaster, Gilcomston Cottage John, shoemaker, 75, Shiprow William, shoemaker, 57, East North-street E. gardener, 40, East North-street Airth, John, shoemaker, 28, Justice-street Aitken, Alexander, gardener, Strawberry-bank, Hardgate James, shoemaker, 10, Mutton-brae

Rev. John, (Original Antiburgher Church,) h. Skene-terrace John, Aberdeen and Glasgow Carrier— Office, 16, George-st. Albion Cloth Company of Edinburgh, (Branch Establishment,) hatters

to the King ; tailors to Prince George of Cumberland, and

habit-makers to Princess Victoria ; sole agents for the Army

and Navy business of Bicknell & Moore, No. 1, Old Bond Street, London, 171, Union-street

Alcock, Robert, advocate, office, 123, h. North-lodge, 181, King-st. Alexander, Alexander, shipmaster, (Pursuit,) 56, Queen-street Alexander, mason, 30, Gerard-street —— Charles, manufacturer, Farmers' Hall, Gilcomston —— David and James, boot and shoemakers, 3, h. 4, Correction-wynd John, shipmaster, (Prospect,) 71, King-street

John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 159, Gallowgate

Nathaniel George, shoemaker, 1, Fowler's -wynd

Richardson, grocer and spirit merchant, York-place Robert, dyer, Gilcomston

Robert, shipmaster, ( Thistle,) 14, Commerce- street William, student of medicine, 31, Frederick-street —— William, confectioner, 5, Park- street William, Jun. general merchant and house factor, 141, Gallow-

gate, h. 9, Mounthooly

William & Co. spirit dealers, 3, Ragg's-lane Mrs. 237, George-street

Miss, confectioner, 16, Blackfriars-street

Allan, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 2, Trinity-street 1835-36 ALL—ALL 9

Allan, Alexander, advocate, N.P. M'Combie's-court, 52, Union-street,

Alexander, vintner, 3, Trinity-street [h. Rosemount Alexander, Coffee and Reading-room, 62, Castle-street

Alexander, shipmaster, 8, Sugarhouse-lane Alexander, gardener, Hardgate David, shipmaster, (Henry and William,) York -street

Francis, late of the customs, 69, Bon- Accord-street George, shipmaster, (Pilgrim,) Links-street George, Brick-kilns, Old Aberdeen James, silk-dyer and scourer, 6, South Silver-street

James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Roger's Houses, Maberly-st.

James, 2, Hanover-street

> James, wine and spirit merchant, Concert-court, Broad-street,

h. 4>, Frederick-street James, billiard-keeper, Chronicle-court, 32, Broad-street James, cabinet-maker, (of Allan & Macallan,) h. 42, Dee-street

James, grocer and spirit dealer, Cotton

James, (late of Madras,) 35, Union-place James, watch and clock-maker, Wellington-place James, & Co., clothiers and haberdashers, 7, Union-buildings,

h. 56, Marischal- street James, baker, 17, North-street James, tavern-keeper, and lodgings, 23, Lodge- walk

John, merchant, Lemon-tree-court, h. 7, Huxter-row John, ironmonger, and dealer in foreign and British iron, 60,

Union-street, and 6, Chronicle-lane

Rev. John, (Union Church,) h. 26, Dee-street

John, spirit dealer, 41, Gallowgate

John, (of Allan & Johnston,) h. 69, Bon -Accord-street & Johnston, marble and stone-cutters, Union-row & Macallan, cabinet-makers and upholsterers, 73, Union-street, and cabinet manufactory, 44, Dee-street

—— Nathaniel, grocer, porter and spirit dealer, 34, h. 33, Park-st. Robert, shipmaster, 54, Shiprow 1835-36 A 2 10 ALL—AND

Allan, Thomas, carpet shoe manufacturer, 191, Gallowgate

William, bread and provision seller, 32, Spital

William, teacher, 62, Loch-street, ^.19, Windy-wynd

William, shoemaker, 9, James'-street

Mrs. late of Newhills, 16, Adelphi, Union-street Mrs. James, lodgings, 64, Union-street

Mrs. John, sen. 13, Netherkirkgate

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 7, Littlejohn-street

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 3, Trinity-street Allardyce & Jopp, wine merchants, 40, Union-street

William, wine merchant, h. 23, Crown-street Mrs. of Dunottar, 54, Castle-street, and Cornhill

Mrs. mealseller, Jack's-brae Mrs. Granite-place, Rubislaw Misses, Bon-Accord-terrace [Stocket

Allen, William, merchant and shipowner, Waterloo-quay, h. Mile-end,

Miss, 6, Broad-street Alliance Life and Fire Assurance Office—James Black, agent, Crown- court, Union-street

Allison, Roger, shipmaster, John-street

Altera, Caesar, glass-blower and optician, 6, Long-acre

Forbes, glass-blower and optician, 9, Pork-lane

Alves, John, stabler, 59, Green

William, Butcher, 13, Chapel-street

American vice-consul— William White— Office, 6, Frederick-street

Anderson, Alexander, clerk, (Henry Ogg & Co. distillers, Strathdee,

and Geo. Gordon & Co. brewers, Hardgate,) h. Cooperston Buildings Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 43, Windmill-brae Alexander, shipmaster, 37, Virginia-street

Alexander, advocate— Office, 11, Union-buildings, h. 12, Golden- Alexander, gardener, 9, Port-hill [square

Alexander, gardener, 9, Shuttle-lane

Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 58, Skene-street Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 25, Skene-street 1835-36 —

AND—AND II

Anderson, Arthur, advocate, 10, Castle-street Arthur, of Deebank, 48, Skene-terrace

A. & J. painters, 33, h. 35, Queen-street Charles, boot and shoemaker, 31, George-street

— Daniel, shipmaster, 13, St. Clement's-street

Daniel, shoemaker, 8, Gardener's-lane David, Ruthrieston tavern, Ruthrieston

George, boot and shoemaker, successor to William Baxter, 12, Skene-street

George, (Smith, Irvine, & Co.) h. 19, College Bounds, Old Aber-

George, watch and clock-maker, 36, h. 65, Green [deen George, mealseller and vintner, 26, St. Clement's-street

George, jun. tailor, 53, Broad-street, h. Donbank-cottage James, stabler and cattle dealer, 54, North-street James, mealseller, 17, Lower Denburn

James, jun. block-maker, (Alex. Hall & Co. shipbuilders,) h. James, stabler, 22, Schoolhill [Waterloo-quay

James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Cotton — James, shipmaster, (Mazeppa,) 32, Constitution-street

James, baker, 14, h. 16, Union-place James, block and pump-maker, Waterloo-quay

James, mail contractor, and New Inn, 5, Castle-street

James, wholesale druggist, 2, Hanover-street

James, slater, 47, St. Nicholas-street James, merchant-tailor, 262, George-street

James, grocer, porter and spirit dealer, 202, h. 196, Gallowgate James, gardener, 60, Don- street John, bone manure manufacturer, Mills of Legart—Warehouse, 70, North-street, h. Bonnymuir John, gardener, Short Loanings

John, wright, 65, Chapel -street Major John, 54, Dee-street John, advocate, 75, Union-street John, 71, High-street, Old Aberdeen 1835-36 12 AND—AND

Anderson, John, tailor, Canal-side

John, clothier and haberdasher, 15, Union Buildings, h. 126,

John, printer, 1 1 , Princes-street [Gallowgate

> John, plasterer, 12, Marywell-street John, & Co. printers, 5, Long-acre John, shipmaster, Skene-square

Joseph, book-agent, (Bungay Co.) 5, Donald's-court, 20, School-

Robert, gardener, Rubislaw Den [hill

Robert, boot-maker, 38, h. 36, King-street Robert, shipmaster, (Copse of Leith,) Stonytown, near Rubislaw

William, wright, 7, Huntly-street [toll

William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 35, h. 37, Bon-Accord-st.

. William, blacksmith, Flourmill-lane, h. 19, Littlejohn-street

William, clerk, (H. G. & Co.) h. Skene-square

William, grain merchant, h. Barkmill

William, tailor, 145, George-street [street

William, flesher, 15, George-street market, h, 17, St. Andrew's-

William, printer, Lamond's-court, h. 49, Upperkirkgate William, gardener, Skene-square - Mrs. Gordon's-court, 88, Broad-street Mrs. Caual-side, King-street Mrs. of Candacraig, 54, Dee-street

> Mrs. James, 44, Queen-street Mrs. Jane, sick-nurse, Burn-court, 44, Upperkirkgate

Mrs. dealer in old clothes, 24, Justice-street

Mrs. late of Lochell, 43, Union-place

Mrs. late of Strichen, Crown- street Mrs. 44, Queen-street Miss, lodgings, 97, Shiprow

Miss, straw hat-maker, 3, Denburn Miss, dressmaker, Ann- street

Miss S. dressmaker and milliner, Crown-court, Union-street

Andrew, James, porter dealer, 167, Gallowgate, h. Carnie's-houses, Andrews, Thomas, wright, 75, North-street [Young-street 1835-36 ANG—BAI 13

Angus, George, tinsmith, Cotton

Rev. Henry, (United Associate Church,) h. 37, Dee-street James, wright, 90, Chapel-street

John, advocate, town-clerk-depute, h. Rosehill Mrs. George, 129, King-street Mrs. (Botriphnie,) 74, Dee-street Mrs. John, 33, Union-place

Annand, George, (Royal Artillery,) 13, Spital - George, tea dealer, oil and tallow chandler, 36, Upperkirkgate James, mason, 7, Garvock-street James, late of Jamaica, Kildair Cottage, Old Aberdeen

Thomas, tailor, Ruthrieston

William, of Belmont, h. 97, Union-street Anson, Misses, dressmakers, milliners, and straw hat-makers, 209, Anton, James, shoemaker, Broadfbrd [Gallowgate Arthur, James, blacksmith, Seaton-dykes John, shoemaker, 27, Chapel-street

Mrs, Scott, haberdasher, 102, George-street

Mrs. John, lodgings, 89, Spital

Athenaeum News-rooms, 2, Union-buildings [Union-street Atlas Fire and Life Office— James Blaikie, advocate, agent, 247, Aulert, Adam, steward of the Duke of Wellington Auldjo, Mrs. George, 40, Skene-terrace Ayton, Mrs. Captain, Neilson's houses, York-street

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Badenoch, James, town's drummer, 83, Queen-street

James, merchant tailor, 39, Gallowgate

Mrs. stabler, 132 and 136, Gallowgate

Bain, James, lodgings, occasional waiter, 12, Frederick-street [street

James, cabinet-maker, 34, St. Andrew's-street, h. 12, Frederick- John, vintner, 10, Pork-lane powgate

Robert, stoneware merchant, 163, h. Roper's-court, 107, Gal- 1835-36 14 BAI—BAR

Bain, Thomas, vintner, 65, Loch-street

William, grocer, 175, Union-street, h. 1, South Silver-street

Mrs. confectioner, 14, h. 12, Marischal-street Miss, dressmaker, Cotton Baird, Charles, 104, Chapel-street

Baker, R. Hosier, professor of music, 38, Bon- Accord- street Balfour, William, traveller, (Richards & Co.,) 34, Skene-street Miss, straw hat-maker, 36, Queen- street

Balmbro, John, overseer of heckling department, (Milne, Cruden, 8c

Co.,) h. 50, Causewayend

Bank of Scotland's Branch, Bank of Scotland-court, 35, Castle-street, Peter Duguid, agent

Banks, M. baker, 16, h. Gordon's-court, 4, Schoolhill Bannerman, Alexander, M.P., 60, Marischal-street Sir Alexander, Bart., 249, Union-street Alexander & Thomas, merchants, 59, Marischal-street

Charles, of Crimonmogate, h. 202, Union-street

David, town's drummer, Baillie Milne's-court, 65, Gallowgate George, merchant, Albyn-place James, M.D., Polgownie-cottage

John, dyer, 18, h. 16, Shoe-lane Patrick, brewer, East North Brewery, 27, Shuttle-lane

Patrick, vintner, Red Lion-court, 77, Broad-street

Patrick, advocate, h. 25, Bon- Accord-terrace

Thomas, merchant, h. 263, Union-street

Thomas, jun. h. Albyn-place Thomas, & Co. cotton-spinners, Bannermill Mrs. C. Albyn-place Barazoni, Antoni, looking-glass-maker, 83, Queen-street Barber, Mrs. Robert, broker, 20, Marischal-street Barclay, Alexander, shipmaster, (Antelope,) 3, Wellington-street

James, painter, 14, St. Andrew's-street James, shoemaker, Peacock's-close, 24, Castle-street

James, officer, Shipmaster Society, 97, Shiprow 1835-36 BAR—BAX 15

Barclay, Mrs. Dr. boarding-school, Union-terrace

— Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 7, East North-street

Barker, John, clothier and haberdasher, 57, St. Nicholas-street, h. 3, Caroline-place, Skene- square

Robert, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, Cotton

William, merchant, 76, Union-street, h. Rosemount-terrace, Skene-square

Barkway, John, farrier and vintner, 17, St. Andrew's-street Barnet, Alexander, cabinet-maker, 38, Woolmanhill Barnett, Alexander, shipmaster, Tony

Alexander, cabinet-maker, 62, h. 61, Queen-street Mrs. stay and corset-maker, 61, Queen-street

Barrack, Wm. grocer and spirit dealer, 108, High Street, Old Aberdeen

Barron, Alexander, flesher and vintner, 140, George- street — Alexander, Rising-sun tavern, 11, Huxter-row — & Adam, painters, 2, Littlejohn-street — John, late farmer, 25, College Bounds, Old Aberdeen — John, & Son, watch and clock-makers, 11, h. 13, Netherkirkgate — Lambert, advocate, 13, Netherkirkgate — Peter, victualling-house, 61, Shiprow Robert, & Co., boot and shoemakers, Woodside

— Thomas, (of Barron & Adam,) h. 5, Guestrow William, shipmaster, (Rambler,) Hanover-lane

William, flesher, 14, George-street-market, h. 4, Jopp's-lane Mrs. Robert, 20, Fisher-row Barry, Henry, & Co., iron-founders, and manufacturers of bone-manure, 60, Loch-street

Bate, Gerard, lock and hinge manufacturer, 67, h. Mitchell's-court, 66, North-street James, vintner and steward, Dee-tavern, New Pier Bath, Mrs. Captain, 71, Dee-street

Baxter, Alexander, Flesher, 33, Wales- street market —— Andrew, shipmaster, (Abbottsford) 7, Garvock-street George, dealer in old books, 3, and 4, Porthill 1835-36 16 BAX—BEX

Baxter, James, boct and shoemaker, 10, Marischal-street

Captain John, late 12th regiment of foot, 10, Belmont-street John, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, Upper Denburn Mrs. vintner, York-street Mrs. lodgings, 13, Commerce-street Beaton, John, vintner, 304, George-street Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 23, Queen-street Beattie, Andrew, boot and shoemaker, and leather dealer, Cotton James, baker, Skene-square

James, land-surveyor, h. 27, St. Nicholas-street

John, mealseller, 105, h. 103, Gallovvgate Joseph, porter, 69, Shiprow

P. wright and cabinet-maker, Castle-brae, h. 27, Chapel-street

Geo. wood-merchant, 31, h. 33, Park-street William, silk-mercer, 87, Union-street William, builder, Beattie's-court, 102, Gallowgate —— Mrs. midwife, 173, Gallowgate Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Beattie's-court, 102, Gallowgate

Alexander, tailor, 21, Windmill-brae |~Skene -square

Alexander, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, Rosemount-terrace,

Arthur, tailor and habit-maker, 23, Broad-street

James, silk, cotton, and wool-dyer, 42, h. Charles-court, 40, Upperkirkgate

James, manager, (Forbes, Low, & Co.) h. 59, College-street John, clerk, (Forbes, Low, & Co.) Poynernook, h, 55, College,

street

John, general commission agent, office, Weigh-house-square,

h. 37, Marischal street

William, flesher, 5, George-street market, h. Broadford-lane

Bell, Alexander, merchant, Commerce- street, h. Marywell-place John, cooper, 75, Windmill-brae Belgian Consul—James Milne, Milne's-court, 65, Gallowgate Bennet, George, wine and spirit dealer, 71, Broad-street, h. Red Lion-court, 77, Broad-street 1835-36 BEN—BIR 17

Bennett, Taylor, & Co- commission merchants and corn factors, 104, Union-street

Bentley, James, Professor of Oriental Languages, 1 36, King-street

Benzie, Alexander, mason, grate and boiler setter, Jopp's-lane David, shipmaster, (Manly,) Hanover-lane

Robert, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 23, Castle-street —— Mrs. 55, College-street Mrs. W, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 13, Huntly-street Berry, Alexander, gardener, 32, Chapel-street George, shoemaker, Upper Denburn James, gardener and riddle-maker, Broadford-lane John, gardener, Burnside William, manufacturer, 84, Skene-street

Best, Thomas, manufacturer, h. 3, Golden-square

Mrs. 3, Golden-square Beveridge, John, shoemaker, Cotton Robert, boot and shoemaker, 300, George-street

Peter, flesher, 136, Skene-street Peter, damask and diaper manufacturer—Ware-room, 159, h. 230, Union-street Beverly, A. lodgings, 26, College Bounds, Old Aberdeen Miss, 312, George-street

T Beverley, Robert, shipmaster, (Friends of Aberdeen,) W ales-street

— William, warehouseman, (Devanha Bottling Co.,) 46, Green, h.

15, Carmelite-street Bible Society Depository—John Kiloh, bookseller, 107, Union-street Bird, James, tailor, 16, East North-street

Birnie, David, grocer and spirit dealer, 11, h. 10, Black's-buildings, Woolmanhill George, 20, Golden-square James, shipmaster, (Arkwright,) Copland's Houses, Welling-

Noah, grocer and spirit dealer, 3, Causewayend [ton-street

William, painter and glazier, 40, h. 36, King-street Birse, Charles, contractor, 19, Huntly-street 1835-6 b !IS BIR—BLA

Birse, George, teacher of English reading, writing, and arithmetic, 8,

Blackfriars-street [ Huntly-street

William, boot and shoemaker, 160, Union-street, h. head of Bishop, William, vintner, and victualling house, Stronach's-close, Ex- Bisset, Alexander, teacher, 50, Gallowgate (^chequer-row James, cow-feeder, Charles-street James, confectioner and grocer — Shop and manufacturing house,

21 and 23, Schoolhill, h. Rosyburn James, riddle-maker, 71, North-street

John, tinsmith, (M. Rettie,) h. Machray's-court, 59, George-st.

John, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 37, h. 35, Queen-street John, & Co., clothiers and haberdashers, 27, Broad-street

Peter, grocer and spirit dealer, 37, Netherkirkgate

William, grocer, and dealer in hardware and fancy goods, 4, St.

Catherine's- wynd, h. Waterloo Quay

William, sen. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Mill-street

William, (of John Bisset & Co.) h. 35, Queen-street Mrs. lodgings, 18, Marischal-street Mrs. John, lodgings, 130, Union-street Miss, mealseller, 115, Skene-street Miss Jean, sick nurse and dressmaker, 24, College Bounds, Black, Alexander, D.D. 21, Golden-square £01d Aberdeen

Alexander, clerk, (Aberdeen Bank,) 39, Whitehouse- street

Alexander, wine merchant, (of A. & W. Black,) h. 11, Union-lane Alexander & William, wine merchants, Concert- court, Broad-st.

Andrew, of Foresterhill, h. Foresterhill

Gordon, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 19, Park-street, h. 60, East North-street

James, mason, 97, Chapel-street

James, vintner, 14, h. 15, Wales-street

James, turner, 12, Carnegie's-brae, h. 2, Flourmill-lane James, commission merchant and agent, Crown- court, Union-

street, h. Willowbank James, 79, King-street 1835-36 BLA—BON 19

Black, John, shoemaker, 23, Justice-street

John, watch and clock- maker, 3, Fowler's-wynd

John, flesher, 7, poultry-market, h. 14, Wales-street Peter, mill manager, (A. H. & Sons,) h. 6, Affleck-street

Thomas, 23 Alford-place

William, provision seller, 144, George-street

William, builder, Denburn-bridge, h. Poynernook

William, jun. wine merchant, (of A. & W. Black,) h. l6l,

T W illiam, musician, 13, Long-acre QUnion-street William, & Co. Devanha Brewery Mrs. George, vintner, York-street Mrs. William, 173, Union-street

Blackhall, James, & Co., drapers, 33, Union-street, h. 30, Silver-street Mrs. 30, Silver-street £Mariscbal-street

Blackie, Alexander, agent, Commercial Bank of Scotland, 40, h. 39, Robert, vintner, Maberly-street

Blaikie, David, (of John Blaikie & Sons,) 194, King-street

James, advocate, h. 247, Union- street, and Craigiebuckler

> John, (of John Blaikie & Sons,) h. 16 J, Union-st. and Ardo

John, & Sons, plumbers, brass-founders, gas-fitters, and copper-

smiths, 12, Littlejohn-street & Smith, advocates, 247, Union-street

Thomas, (of John Blaikie & Sons,) h. 11, Littlejohn-street

T W illiam, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 8, Union-place,

Blair, William, cooper, 62, North-street \_h. 95, Skene- street

Blake, Charles, overseer, (Alexander Low,) h. Auchmull

James, keeper of the Athenaeum, 11, Union-buildings Mrs. 42, Chapel-street

Bon-Accord Whale Fishing Co.'s Office, 44, Quay

Bonnar, Andrew, Blackbull Tavern, 7, Marischal -street Bonny, John Henry, butcher, 38, Broad-street

Bonnyman, Francis, stoneware merchant, 43, East North-street, h. 98, North-street

James & John, blacksmiths and bell-hangers, 15, Loch-street 1835-36 b 2 20 BOO—BOW

Booth, Alexander, (of George Booth & Son,) watchmaker and jewel-

ler, h. 3, Rosemount-terrace, Skene-square Captain, 28, Union-place

George, & Son, watchmakers and jewellers, 32, Union-street George, (of George Booth & Son,) watchmaker and jeweller, h. Springbank, Dee-street John, mason, Lumsden's House, Windy-wynd —— John, lodgings, 32, Long-acre John, painter, 44, Upperkirkgate, h. 76, Broad-street -—— John, jun. h. 2, Regent-quay [[buildings

John, watch and clock-maker, 41, Upperkirkgate, h. 5, Black's-

Livingston, shipowner, h. Chronicle-court, 10, Queen-street

William, flesher, Cotton

Mrs. David, lodgings, 5, Castle-brae

Mrs. George, midwife, 14, Virginia-street Mrs. John, Canal-side

Mrs. William, Midwife, 37, Castle-street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 82, Green

Bourne, Mrs. 5, Constitution street

Borland, David, tea and spirit dealer, 2, College-street Borthwick, Charles, shipmaster, 29, Constitution-street William, candlemaker, 26, East North-street Bothwell, George, gardener, Greenbank, Broadford

George, baker and confectioner, 10, h. 12, Union-place John, candle-manufacturer, Bothwell's-court, 25, Justice-street Mrs. James, 46, Shiprow Bougan, Richard, shipmaster, (Barbara,) 46, Virginia-street Bouglinval, A., French teacher, 30, Broad-street Bow, Hugh, 14, Upperkirkgate

Thomas, grocer, 109, h. Roper's-court, 107, Gallowgate

Bowie, James, tailor, 29, Broad-street [[comston

Bowman, Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Leadside, Gil- Alexander, wright and cabinet-maker, 49, George-street

Andrew, plasterer, 43, Windmill -brae 1835-36 BOW—BRE 21

Bowman, James, guard, (Peterhead mail,) 32, Constitution-street James, painter and vintner, 6, Ragg's-lane, Broad-street Robert, vintner, 14, Upperkirkgate Mrs., broker, Backwynd-stairs, Green Mrs. Register-office, 49, George-street

Boyd, Captain John, late of 82d regiment, /?. Honey-brae Mrs. of Crimond, Mackie -place Boyle, Miss, lodgings, Holburn-street Braick, William, shoemaker, 27, Gerard-street Braid, Mrs. lodgings, 29, Frederick-street Brand, Andrew, shipmaster, (Brothers,) St. Clement's-street Archibald, mate, (Arkwright,) 13, James-street

George, vintner, 7, Shore-brae

William, jeweller, (G. Booth & Son,) h. Smith's-houses, Chapel-

William, late officer of Excise, Broadford {lane

Miss, 209, Union street

Brander, Miss, 10, Peacock's-close, Castle- street Brantingham, George, wine merchant and grocer, 70, Broad-street, k. 71, Catherine-street Brandy, James, mealseller, Jack's-brae Brebner, Charles, gardener, North Rubislaw George, post-horse master, 15, Harriot-street

James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Cotton —— James, merchant, h. 52, Bon- Accord-street James, advocate, 44, Marischal-street James, boot and shoemaker, 13, George-street

John, teacher, Hardgate, h. Gilcomston

& Ragg, merchants, 9, and 11, St. Nicholas -street

_ William, leather merchant, (of Brebner & Ragg,) h. 162,

William, artist, Lobban's-court, 30, Castle-street J^Union-st.

Mrs. of Learney, h. 152, Union-street Mrs. 27, Dee-street

Brechin, George, 13, Park-street James, Canal-side, Mounthooly 1835-36 b 3 22 BRE—BRO

Bremner, James, porter and spirit dealer, 44, Guestrow

Thomas John, advocate, 64, Broad-street, h. 28, Bon- Accord-

Mrs. Dr. 28, Bon- Accord-terrace [[terrace

Bridgeford, Alexander, baker, 43, h. 60, Green British Commercial Life Assurance Co.—Alexander Allan, advocate, M'Combie's-court, 52, Union-street Fire Office— Westminster Life Office, 103, Union-street Linen Co.'s Bank, 21, King-street Broadford Bread, Meal, and Flour Society, opposite Broadford Dis- tillery—David Elrick, manager Co-operative Society, for meal, groceries, Foreign and British spirits, &c.— Robert Balfour, salesman, 280, George-street

Brodie, Henry, shoemaker, and officer to the shoemaker trade, 63, Guestrow

John, shipmaster, (Phoenix,) 17, Virginia-street Mrs. Francis, 29, Bon- Accord-street

Brown, Alexander, bookseller, h. 56, Castle-street

Alexander, baker, 9, Hutcheon-street

Alexander, (of Brown & Carr,) h. 68, Dee-street Alexander, weaver, 2, Shuttle-street, near Sim's-square

Alexander, sailmaker, 7, Trinity-corner

Alexander & Co. booksellers, public library, 71, Union-street & Car, wholesale clothiers, Exchange-court, Union-street & Co., Glenburn Distillery, Rubislaw

George, furnishing tailor, 1, Castle-street, h. Crown-court, Donald, boot and shoemaker, 13, Dee-street QUnion-street George, surveyor of taxes, (for the 4th district of Aberdeen- shire—Office, 56, St. Nicholas-street George, mealseller, 9, East North-street, h. 29, Shuttle-lane

George, clerk, (Peter Brown, senior,) h. 19, Huntly-street

George, mealseller, grocer and spirit dealer, 130, Gallowgate

James, bootmaker, 14, Shoe-lane James, gardener, Westfield

James, porter and spirit dealer, 39, George-st. h. 4, John-street 1835-36 BRO—BRU 23

Brown, James, stoneware mercht. (A. Scott & Sons,) h. Exchange-ct.

i Rev. John, (St. Paul's Chapel,) h. Fraserfield-house QUnion-st. John, boot and shoemaker, and principal servant of the Trinity

Church, and funeral waiter, 13, Skene terrace

— -— John, saddler, 90, North -street John, M.D. Skene-square John, vintner, 98, High-street, Old Aberdeen

—— Joseph, merchant, 101, h. 93, George-street

Lawrance James, 3, Skene-place

*—— Peter, sen. auctioneer, Ware-rooms, 131, h. 137, Union -street Robert, inspector of taxes—Office 56, St. Nicholas-street, h~ Carden's-haugh

Rev. R. J. d.d. professor of Greek, Marischal College, h. 19. Golden-square —— Robert, shipmaster, (Earl of Erroll,) 10, Canal-terrace Robert, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 58, Schoolhill, h. 6, Wool-

Robert, shore-porter, 7, Weigh-house-square Qnanhill William, fishing tackle maker, 187, George-street

William, teacher, 11, h. 9, Shoe-lane

William, bookseller, k. Broadford Cottage William, bookbinder, Nelson-street

Mrs. Principal, 3, Skene-place Mrs. (late of Glenmuick,) 10, Golden-square Mrs. Peter, lodgings, 50, Upperkirkgate

Mrs. stocking and worsted merchant, 1, Justice-st. h. Castlehill

George, straw hat milliner, j Mrs. maker and 6, Thistle-street Miss, dressmaker, 15, Shuttle-lane pane

Brownie, James, paper-ruler, 30, Netherkirkgate, h. 9, Bon-Accord-

Browning, Rev. William, (St. Andrew's Chapel,) h. 38, Skene-terrace

Brownlie, Robert, slater, 19, George-street Bruce, Alexander, shipmaster, (Edward Banks,) Sugar-house-lane

• • Charles, weaver, Love-lane, Spital

George, teacher of the Parochial School, (St. Clement's,) Foot-

dee, h. 3, Constitution-street 1835-36 24 BRU—BUR

Bruce, James, (late of Cocklarachy,) 1, Maryplace, Barkmill

James, (Observer Office, 68, Broad -street,) h. Wm. Milne's- court, 60, Gallowgate

John, baker, 14, h* Brebner's-court, 10, Castle-street

John, mason, 12, St. Andrew's-street Robert, gardener, Rosehill, Skene-square

Sir Micbael, Bart, of Scotstown and Stenhouse, h. Scotstown William, gardener, Drywell Park William, shipmaster, (St. Andrew,) 11, Prince Regent-street William, millwright, Broadford

Janet, sick-nurse, 2, Brownie's-brae, College-street

Mrs. Samuel, dressmaker, 7, George-street Miss, dressmaker, 36, Park -street Brunton, John, Sen. shipmaster, 25, Wales- street John, Jun. shipmaster, (Johnston,) 43, Commerce-street Bryce, Rev. James, (of the Gilcomston Parish,) 53, Bon-Accord-st.

Mrs. John, 5, Black's-buildings Brymer, Mrs. grocer, Short-loanings [tion-street Buchan, Alexander, shoemaker, 81, Queen-street, h. 23, Constitu-

Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 54, h. 53, Shiprow

David, ironmonger, 46, Castle-street, A. 11, Pork-lane

John, slater, 69, George-street

Peter, Mounthill, Canal -side

William, slater, vintner and lodgings, 77, Shiprow

Misses, of Auchmacoy, 16, Chanonry, Old Aberdeen

Buck, J. & Co. boot and shoemakers, 58, St. Nicholas-st. h. Kings- land-place, Broadford

Bunting & Co. glass-merchants, 82, Union -street, h. 7, Flourmill-brae

Bunton, John, tailor, 58, Spital

Bull, John, shoemaker, 2, Carmelite-lane Burgess, Alexander & Co. umbrella and parasol makers, 50, Upper- Charles, druggist, 41, Quay Qkirkgate

James, manager, (James Black,) h. 29, Union-street

Mrs. dealer in provisions, 24, St. Andrew's-street 1835-36 BUR—CAD 25

Burgess, Mrs. mealseller, 29, Chapel -street

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Annand's-court, 27, Virginia-st.

Burlie, David, flesher, 20, Wales-street market, 1 5, Huntly-street

Burness, Alexander, wholesale grocer and provision merchant, 7,

Adelphi, Union- street, h. Crown-street

John, grocer, 10, Windy-wynd

John, distiller, Glenburn, h. Villa Franca Burnett, H. E. surgeon, 303, George-street —— James, mealseller, 51, Chapel-street

John, guard, (South Defiance,) 1, Adelphi-court, Union-street Newell, advocate, keeper of the register of sasines for Aberdeen and Kincardine-shires—Office 11, h. 9, Belmont-street Sir Robert, of Leys, h. 8, Belmont-street

Thomas, advocate—Office 1 1, h. 9, Belmont-street

Lieut.-Gen. William, of Banchory-lodge, h. 15, Belmont-street Mrs. vintner, JackVbrae

> Mrs. of Kemnay, St. Machar's Cottage, 12, Chanonry, Old Mrs. of Elrick, 52, Chapel-street [Aberdeen

Burns, Matthew Robert, teacher of the Deaf and Dumb Institution, Burr, George, shoemaker, 14, Windmill-brae £58, Schoolhill Robert, hairdresser, 11, Lodge-walk

Burrell, George, broker, 4, Park-street Mrs. Register-office, 26, High-street, Old Aberdeen

Buthlay, George, & Co. grocers, tea, and spirit dealers, 6, Justice-st.

Butler, Joseph, flesher, 4, Poultry-market, h. 6, Barnett's-close Buyers, James, Builder, 12, Kidd-lane

James, clerk, (Aberdeen Rope and Sail Co.) h. 12, Kidd-lane

John, builder, 12, Kidd-lane

William, builder, 12, Kidd-lane, h. 94, Skene-street Byrne, Gerard, manager of the weaving department, (Leys, Masson, and Co.) Cotton C

Cadenhead, Alexander, advocate, 52, Netherkirkgate, h. Seafield Alex, and John, advocates, 52, Netherkirkgate 1835-36 26 CAD—CAM

Cadenhead, Barron, & Co. brewers, Newbridge, Hardgate David, boot and shoemaker, 98, John-street

John, surgeon, 11, Adelphi, Union-street

John, advocate, h. Thistle Cottage, Thistle-street —— William, gardener, Middleton of Pitfodels

Misses, Dressmakers, 5, Links-street

Cairns, William, manufacturer of bagging, 3, Water-lane Mrs. dressmaker and milliner, Candle-court, 51, Loch-street Caithness, John, shipmaster, (Water-witch,) 15, Huntly-street Caie, William, lodgings, Broadford —— William, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, Causewayend Mrs. lodgings, 25, St. Clement's-street Miss, poultry shop, G. Milne's house, Shiprow Miss, Strawbonnet- maker, Harvey's-court, 90, Gallowgate Calder, Adam, vintner, York-street Alexander, wood merchant, Catherine-street

Charles, clerk, (Arthur Thomson) k. 84, George-street George, mealseller, 86, King-street James, Excise-officer, Bon-Accord-street Peter, boot and shoemaker, Cotton

. William, stabler, 5, Harriot-street Misses, dressmakers, 16, Belmont-street

Mrs. milliner, and straw-hat maker, 84, George-street

Mrs. vintner, 1, Albion-street Mrs. lodgings, 23, Long Acre

Calvert, Frederick, professor of Elocution, 10, King-street Caledonian Insurance Company — Arthur Thomson, 25, Marischal-

street, and David Wyllie, accountant, National Bank, agents Caldwell, Andrew, shoemaker, 35, Justice-street Ann, broker, 35, Justice-street Callaghen, James, chimney-sweeper, 18, Park-street

Callum, Robert, clothier and tailor, 4, Crown-street, and 69, Wind- mill-brae Cameron, Donald, grocer, 47, College-street 1835-36 CAM—CAR 27

Cameron, John, surgeon, R.N. of Morefield, Stocket, and 21, Shiprow Peter, cooper, 152, Gallowgate

William, 9> Bon- Accord-lane William, cooper, 74, h. Hervey's- court, 90, Gallowgate

James, dealer in fish and fruit, 26, George-street John, saddler, 48, North-street John, cooper, Hardweird I Miss, dressmaker, 102, Gallowgate

Mrs. broker, 2, Windmill-brae

Campbell, Colin, excise-officer, Broadford

Colin, flesher, Butler's Tavern, 6, Barnett's-close [[street

& Co. Post-horse Masters, and Livery Stables, 5, Bon-Accord- Dugald, agent, British Linen Company, 22, King-street —— Ewen, (Mail Guard) 24, Union-row Geo. (of Campbell & Co.) 7, Bon-Accord-street

Gray, late collector of excise, 5, Golden-square

Hugh, broker, 1, Park-street

James, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 61, St. Nicholas-st.

John, surgeon, 7, Bon-Accord-street \Ju 1, George-street John K. surgeon, 85, Skene-street John M. surgeon, 250, Union-street John, vintner, 39, College-street

Robert, wood-merchant, h. 45, John-street —— Roderick, vintner, 49, East-North-street Smith & Co. wood merchants, 103, George-street William, shipmaster, (Brilliant) Clerihew's Houses, Prince-Re-

Mrs. midwife, 95, Gallowgate [[gent-street

Mrs. 7, Bon-Accord-street

Miss, female school of industry, 13, Chronicle-lane

Cantly, Miss, lodgings, Union-street, entry 1, St. Nicholas-street Cardno, George, gardener, Cornhill William, 64, Gallowgate James, glass and stoneware merchant, 76, Gallowgate

Mrs. glass and stoneware merchant, 3, h. Rhind's-court, 64, 1835-36 [Gallowgate 28 CAR—CAT

Cargill, James, shipmaster, 14, Commerce-street John, shipmaster, (Singapore) Wellington-street

William, shipmaster, (True Blue) 73 Canal-terrace Carmichael, A. vintner, 4, Blackfriars-street

Captain Robert, late 42 d Regiment, Union-terrace

William, cabinet-maker, 12, Blackfriars-street, h. 16, Belmont

Carnegie, William, merchant, 208, Gallowgate [street

William, advocate and town-clerk, h. 257, Union-street

Carnie, William, stabler, 16, Fisher-row

Carray, John, flesher, 35, George-street

John, jun. flesher, 3, reform-stand, George-street

Hugh, flesher, 4, reform-stand, George-street Carrol, James, engineer, 67, Waterloo-quay Carr, Alexander, dyer and bleacher, Barkmill

James, boot and shoemaker, and vintner, SO, Watt's court, 28,

John, tailor, Holburn-street [[Virginia-street

John, teller, Bank of Scotland's branch, h. Loch -head Cottage

Robert, (of Brown & Carr,) h. Justice-mill-lane

Stephen, vintner, 7, Albion-street [North-street

Carter, David, general blacksmith, machine-maker, mill-wright, &c. 72,

David, wool-carding and spinning mill, 72, North-street John, general blacksmith, machine maker, millwright, &c.

North-street, h. Roy's Nursery

Cassie, Archibald, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, Jack's-brae James, fancy snuff-box maker, turner, wood and picture var-

nisher, 8, Justice-street [[Broad-street

James, merchant-tailor, 8, Broad-street, h. Cruden's-court, 22,

Mrs. tea and spirit dealer, 8, Justice-street

Castles, Mrs. grocer, Woodside

Cattanach, Charles, tailor and clothier, 36, Union-street

Donald, furnishing tailor, 9, Black's-buildings James, upholsterer, 91, Gallowgate John, shoemaker, Peacock's-close Mrs. Donald, Holburn-street 1835-36 CAT—CHA 29

Cattanach, Mrs. John, 36, King-street Catto & Co. block and mast makers, York -street James, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, 100, Skene-street James, porter and spirit dealer, 24, h. 22, Back-wynd

. James, boot and shoemaker, 153, h. 83, Union-street

James, merchant, h. 19, Spital James, porter and spirit dealer, 36, George-street

John, flesher, 4, George-street-market, h, 302, George-street John, Son, & Co. merchants, 88, King-street Robert, Sen. (of Robert Catto & Son,) h. Belvidere Robert, Jun. (of Robert Catto & Son,) h. Belvidere

. Robert, & Son, merchants, 47, Marischal-street Robert, & Co. grocers, wine and spirit dealers, 14, King-street Thomson & Co. rope and sail manufacturers, Links, Footdee — William, clerk, Aberdeen Bank, 11, Constitution-street

William, tailor, 1, Sbiprow, h. 19, Union-row William, merchant, 90, King-street William, grocer, Charles-street

William, & Co. vintners, 13, h. 15, Correction-wynd Mrs. James, lodgings, 83, Union-street Miss, dressmaker, Park-street

Cay, Alexander, grain-dealer, 47, Quay, h. 15, St. Nicholas-street

William, mill -spinner, Broadford works, h. Catherine-street Cess-office for the County—Henry and Clements Lumsden, advocates, collectors, Union-terrace [close, 4, Huxter-row for the Town—James Grant, advocate, collector, Blackbull- Chalmers, Alexander W. governor of Bridewell, Rose-street

Alexander, shoemaker, 21, Marischal-street, h. 12, Quay

Alexander, weaver, 4, Charles-street, Broadford

Andrew, painter, glazier, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Calsay Seat

Charles, advocate, h. 155, Union-street

David, printer, 13 and 25, Adelphi, Union -street David, & Co. printers, 25, Adelphi, Union-street & Farquhar, advocates, 24, Marischal-street 1835-36 c 30 CHA—CHR

Chalmers, James, vintner, Heathriefold

John, builder, 3, Rose-street

William, treasurer and collector of police, h. 59, Bon-Accord-st. William, grocer, 36, h. Reid's-court, 34, Gallowgate Mrs. teacher, 36, Park-street

Mrs. S. 18, Bon- Accord-street

Misses, of Westfield, h. Westfield Mrs. dressmaker, 173, Gallowgate

Chapman, David, toll-keeper and vintner, Wellington -bridge

John, builder, 141, George-street

Robert, Crown and Eagle Tavern, 14, Huxter-row

Wm. (of John Walker & Co. blacksmiths,) 4-4, Loch-street

Mrs. 2, Carmelite -street

Charles, George, tailor, funeral and occasional waiter, 90, High-street, Old Aberdeen

Chessar, James, painter, 19, Schoolhill

James, hairdresser, 290, George-st. h. 21, St. Andrew's-street

William, printer, 21, St. Andrew's-street

Miss, lodgings, 19, Schoolhill

Cheyne, Alexander, merchant, 28, Marischal-street, h. Whitehall

Rev. Patrick, (St. John's Chapel,) h. 44, Bon- Accord-street

Peter, of Lochhead, h. Lochhead

Chisholm, George, broker, 6, Flourmill-brae James, shoemaker, 89, High-street, Old Aberdeen William, vintner, Upper Denburn William, keeper of the Medical Hall, 37, King-street Mrs. 89, High-street, Old Aberdeen

Chivas, Alexander, advocate, and agent for the National Bank of Scot- land, 42, Castle-street

Alexander, late cashier, 42, Castle-street

Cbree, John, tinsmith, (H. G. & Co.) h. 289, George-street

Christopher, Adam, shiprigger, 8, Water-lane Christall, James, barber, 72, High-street, Old Aberdeen ^street

John, teller, National Bank of Scotland's Branch, h. 1, Affleck- 1835-36 CHR—CLA 31

Christall, William, (of Wm. Christall & Co.) k. Rettie's-court, 26, Broad-street

Wm. & Co. wholesale and retail London hat warehouse, 31,

Broad-street, and 14, Guestrow

Christie, Donald, manufacturer, 62, h. 61, Broad-street

Francis, plane-maker, I, Back-wynd

George, 42, St. Andrew's-street

James, flesher, 50, Wales-street-market, h. 12, Don-street

Thomas, agent, I, Littlejohn-street

William, mate (Brilliant Steamer,) 10, St, Clement's-street William, turner, Sim's -square Mrs. George, 93, George-street Miss A. Maryplace, Barkmill Miss, dressmaker, and straw hat maker, 42, Loch-street

Mrs. 1, Littlejohn-street Clapperton, William, R.N. surgeon, Old Aberdeen

Clark, Alexander, vintner and confectioner, 21, Wales-street, k, 1,

Little Wales-street

Alexander, shoemaker, Union-street, h. 11, Dee-street

Alexander., mealseller, 44, Gallowgate Alexander, innkeeper, 10, Queen-street Alexander, sexton, 67, Spital, Old Aberdeen

Alexander and James, coopers, 14, h. 15, Don Street, Old Charles, coach guard, 14, Carmelite-street [Aberdeen

David, (steward of the Brilliant,) and occasional waiter, Gor- don's Houses, Mill-street

Donald, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 1 40, Skene-street

George, baker, 79> High-street, Old Aberdeen

George, bookseller, h. 2, Guestrow George & Son, wholesale booksellers, stationers, and paper mer-

James, bookseller, h. 2, Guestrow [chants, 15, Broad-st. James, writing-master, Rhynd's-court, 64, Gallowgate — James, teacher, Woodside James, shipmaster, (Oak,) Johnston's-houses, 43, Commerce-st. 1835-36 c 2 32 CLA—CLE

Clark, John, manager, Aberdeen Assurance Co. 89, Union-street

John, advocate, 1 3, Upperkirkgate

> John, baker, 54, h. M'Lean's-court, 50, Gallowgate

John, clerk, (Mail Coach- office,) 61, Union-street

John, cabinet-maker, 6, Prince's-street

John, cattle-dealer, Strawberry- bank John, stone merchant, Waterloo-quay

John, mealseller, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 20, Blackfriars-

John, B. shipmaster, Wellington-street [[street

T Joseph, blacksmith and bell-hanger, 12, Drum's-lane, h. 80, King-street

Leslie, wine and spirit merchant, and wholesale grocer, 4, h.

Clark's-court, 2, Upperkirkgate

Samuel, linen-manufacturer, 5, Mounthooly

« Thomas, clothier and haberdasher, 18, Broad-street, h. 33,

Bon- Accord-street j^King- street Thomas, M.D. professor of Chemistry, Marischal College, 84, William, shore porter, Stronach's-close, Castle-street William, manufacturer, 26, Netherkirkgate

William, clerk, (John Blackie & Son,) 79, George-street

William, ironmonger, 16, Union-street, h. Westburn

William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 14, Trinity-quay

William; (of Sim, Clark, & Co.) h. 80, King-street

William, general agent, wine merchant, and grocer, 8, h. 10, William, saddler, 47, Queen-street [King-street Mrs. midwife, 16, Carmelite-street

Miss, ladies' school, 16, Gallowgate Miss, lodgings, M'Gregor's-court, 99, Gallowgate Miss, lodgings, 13, Upperkirkgate Miss, silk-ingrafter and dressmaker, 21, Hutcheon-street Clerihew, Ernest, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Shortloanings

Francis, advocate, 2, St. Catherine's-wynd, h. Wellington-place

Francis, builder, Wellington-place

George, builder, 7, Carmelite-street 1835-36 CLE—COL ^

Clerihew, Peter, teacher, 11, Huntly-street

William, grain dealer, 7, Skene-street Clerk, Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander, 35, Dee-street

Clothing- Repository, 1, Castle-street

Clunes, Alexander, sheriff-officer, Stronach's-close

Alexander, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 59, Castle-street,

h. Stronach's-close

Mrs. 44, Queen-street

Clyne, Alexander, shoemaker, 41, Castle- street, h. 7, Littlejohn street

Captain, late of 1st regiment of foot, Braehead, Gilcomston

James, shoemaker, (of Wm. Clyne & Sons,) h. 162, George-st.

John, (of William Clyne & Sons,) h. 3, Littlejohn-street

William, sen. shoemaker, (of William Clyne & Sons,) h. 3, Littlejohn-street [john-street

William, jun. shoemaker, (of Wm. Clyne & Sons,) h. 3, Little- William, & Sons, shoe manufacturers and leather dealers, 22 and 24, Gallowgate

Cobban, George, coach-guard, h. 31, Blackfriars-street

James, builder, 7, Jopp's-lane, and 100, George-street Cochran, Alexander, 77, Dee-street Francis James, advocate, and collector of the Old Machar poor assessment, 137, Union-street, h. 77, Dee-street

Cock, Miss, 3, High-street, Old Aberdeen

Cockburn, George, keeper of the Jail, h. Jail James, hairdresser, 57, Woolmanhill

Collie, Alex., grocer and spirit dealer, 1, George-street, h. Gordon's-

Alexander, slater, 26, Shiprow Qcourt, 4, Schoolhill George, draper, h. 19, Union-place [Broad-street

—— George, & Co. drapers, 20, Union-street, and warehouse, 2, Gilbert, vintner, Donhouse-terrace, New Bridge of Don James, mason, 51, Summer-street James, tavern-keeper, and cooper, Ruthrieston

_ James, manufacturer, 28, Gordon-street James, shipmaster, 31, Virginia-street 1835-36 C 3 —

34 COL—CON

Collie, James, shipmaster, (William Simpson,) Park-street

James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 7, Shiprow

—— John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 39, Castle-street, h. 53, Summer-street

— John, engraver and copperplate printer, 18, Netherkirkgate, h- Clarence-street, Cooperston-buildings John, hairdresser, 40, Quay

Joseph, slater, 63, Loch-street

Robert, hairdresser, 6'2, h. 58, Shiprow

Robert, jun. hairdresser, 37, h. 55, Green

William, portrait and miniature painter, 23, Broad-street

William, bookseller and bookbinder, select circulating library,

47, Upperkirkgate, h. 76, Chapel -street

William, hairdresser, Union Street West, h* Holburn-street

William, carter, 22, Wales-street Mrs. midwife, 33, Virginia-street

Mrs. tea-dealer, 1, Whitehouse-street

Collison, Mrs. John, Crown-court, Union-street

Colston, Alexander, teacher of music, 12, St. Nicholas-street

Mrs., dressmaker and milliner, 12, St. Nicholas-street Commercial Bank of Scotland's Branch— Alex. Blackie, agent, 40, Commissary Clerk's Office, 27, King-street £Marischal-st» Commutation Road Trustees—James Low, advocate, clerk and col- lector, 72, King-street Connol, Grange, broker, 38, East North-street

Connon, Alexander, grocer and tea dealer, 6, East North-street George, gardener, 12, Wales-street

. James, clothier and haberdasher, h. 16, Constitution-street James, meal-seller, 14, Park-street James, shoemaker, 90, Spital, Old Aberdeen John, lodgings, Hilton-house Robert, cart and plough wright, 34, Causewayend

William, coal-broker, 12, Commerce-street

— William, 44, Broad-street, h. Canal-road 1835-36 ——

CON—COR tf5

Connon, Misses, straw-bonnet makers, 32, Causewayend Cook, Alexander, guard of the Union Coacb, 20, Union-row Charles, coachman, Union Coach, 20, Union-row

John, guard of the Union Coach, h. 22, Constitution-street John, Silver-street

Silvester, wright, Holburn-street

Cooke, John, (Royal Riding Academy,) h. 2, Little Wales-street

Cooper, Alexander L., cooper, 3, Huxter-row, h. 50, Shiprow

Alexander, manufacturer, (L. M. & Co.) h. Grandholm Alexander, cooper, Cooper's-court, 26, Netherkirkgate

Alexander, saddler, 45, Queen-street, h. 27, Frederick-street

James, hatter, 59, Union-street, h, 2, Flourmill-brae

John, hairdresser, 128, Gallowgate, h. 10, Young-street John, shoemaker, 2, Woolmanhill

Robert, tailor, Milner's-court, 21, Guestrow

William, draper, (William Philip, jun. & Co.) h. 1, Raggs-lane

Mrs. William, vintner, 9, Commerce-street Miss, straw-hat maker, 34, Queen-street Miss, dressmaker, 59, George-street

Copland, David, merchant, office and house, York-place

— George, occasional and funeral waiter, 1 , Shiprow 1 Smith, & Fleming, general merchants, York-place Thomas, stoneware merchant, 26, Schoolhill

— William, (Devanha Brewery,) h. Fonthill-place, Ferrvhill William, late turner, 31, Shiprow Mrs. Fonthill-place, Ferryhill

Mrs. Dr., Fountainhall

Mrs., grocer and spirit dealer, 12, Shoe-lane

Corbett, James, late shipmaster, 11, Peacock's-close, Castle-street

William, of Bieldside, h. Bieldside, and 1 3, Carmelite-street Mrs., 11, Canal-terrace

Cordiner, Rev. Charles, (of the Established Church,) 259, Georo-e-st, Rev. James, (St. Paul's Chapel,) h. 259, George-street Corker), Archibald, watch and clock-maker, Cotton 1835-36 36 COR—COU

Corken, James, Cotton

Cormack, Alexander, mason and grate-setter, 5, College-street

George, portrait and miniature painter, 6, Marischal-street

William, furniture dealer, 3, Castlebrae, h. Mathieson's-court, 15, Castle-street

William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 33, Shiprow William, shoemaker, Kidd-lane

Mrs. William, Mathieson's-court, 15, Castle street

Cornwall, George, printer, Cruden's-court, 22, Broad-street, h. Mackie- Mrs., 30, Whitehouse-street [place

Cossens, James, wright, 5, Maberly-street, A. 91, George-street

Coulson, Thomas, clerk, Union Coach Office, Cross, h. 9, Back-wynd County Fire Office and Provident Life Office—A. Anderson, agent,

1 1 , Union-buildings

Courage, Archibald, bookseller, 97, George-street, h. 40, Upperkirk-

George, cooper, h. 5, Mounthooly [[gate James, cooper, 96, North-street, and stabler, 177, Gallowgate Miss, stay-maker, 40, Upperkirkgate

Misses, dressmakers, 5, Mounthooly Courduff, Patrick, candlemaker, 70, Green Coutts, Adam, advocate, 61, Netherkirkgate

Alexander, lodgings, 12, St. Andrew's-street

Alexander, cutler, 14, Catherine-street

Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Rubislaw David, cabinet-maker, Gordon's-court, 73, Queen-street

George, tailor, Clerihew's Houses, 7, Back-wynd

James, dealer in vegetables, 78, Green

John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Holburn-street John, Ferryhill Inn, Ferryhill William, hairdresser, 58, Windmill-brae William, shoemaker, 123, Skene-street - William, cutler, 214, h. 213, Gallowgate William, shuttle-maker, 58, Windmill-brae William, lodgings, 60, Spital 1835-36 COW—CRA 37

Cowie; Alexander, merchant, Tanfield

Alexander, brewer, 5, Virginia-street, h. 68, Chapel-street

James, Tontine Tavern, 1 57, George-street

John, teacher, Parochial School, 5, New-street, Old I Aberdeen John, mason, 29, Hutcheon-street

William, grocer, wine, tea and spirit dealer, Cotton

William, grocer, wine, tea, and spirit dealer, 38, h. 92, George-

Crabb, Elmslie, & Co. bakers, 3, Commerce-street [[street George, coachman, 85, Bon-Accord-street

William, (of Crabb, Elmslie, & Co.) h. 4, Commerce-street

Craib, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 4, College-street William, shoemaker, 31, Shuttle-lane

Craig, Adam, mason, Nelson-street f_h. Cotton Alexander, manager, (Milne, Cruden, & Co.) Gordon's Mills, & Anderson, hat manufacturers, 85, Union-street

David, shipmaster, (Annandale,) 7, Garvock-street

James, druggist, 22, Castle-street, h. Commerce-street

John, wright, Upper Denburn, h. 53, Woolmanhill Robert, vintner, 19, Virginia-street

Thomas, tobacco manufacturer, h. Skene-street Thomas, & Co. snuff and tobacco manufacturers, 10, Schoolhill

William, confectioner, (G. Knight & Co.,) h. 2, Adelphi

— William, clerk, (Aberdeen and London Shipping Co.) h. 10, — Miss, dressmaker, 58, Quay QCatto-square — Miss, dressmaker, 8, Summer-lane Craigie, Robert, shipmaster, 11, Constitution-street

— Mrs. Alexander, 7, Canal-terrace

Craigmile, Francis, teacher of writing and drawing, 6, Correction-

wynd, h. 10. Chapel-street [[Green

— James, cabinet-maker, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 81, h. 79, -rane, Andrew, pilot- master, New Pier

— James, tailor, Milner's-court, 21, Guestrow

Peter, piano-forte maker, 2, Trinity-street rawford, Charles, tinsmith, 50, Woolmanhill 1835-36 38 CRO—CRU

Croll, James, cabinet-maker, 9, Rose-street, h. 34>, Chapel-street

Cromar, Alexander, grocer, porter and spirit dealer, 65, North-street, k. Skene-square

Alexander, manufacturer and spirit dealer, 50, Skene-street

Alexander, teacher, 54, Windmill-brae, h. Holburn-street Alexander, house-surgeon, Infirmary

Charles, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 87, Shiprow David, sub-janitor of King's College, Old Aberdeen Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 48, Skene-street Crombie, Alexander, fruit-merchant—Sale-lofts at Weigh-house, h.

Charles, dentist, 22, Kidd-lane \_33, Park-street — Francis, post-horse master and livery stable keeper, Little Bel-

mont street, h. 4, Back-wynd

Lewis, solicitor, h. 1, Union-place— Office, 34, Castle-street John, shipmaster, (John, schooner,) 88, Chapel-street

Peter, working jeweller, 60, Broad-street, h. 9, Long-acre William, & Co., house carpenters and cabinet-makers, Duthie's- court, 35, Guestrow Mrs. Alexander, Kidd-lane, Chapel-street

Mrs. of Phesdo, 7, Queen-street Crone, William, watch and clock-maker, Jack's-brae

Cross, George, veterinary surgeon, 38, St. Nicholas-street

Joseph, cork-cutter, 1, Ragg's-lane William, day-patrole, Harbour, Middlethird, Quay

Crow, George, hairdresser, 24, h. 22, Park-street James, of the Customs, Stewart's Houses, Park-street, opposite Constitution-street

Cruden, William, advocate, h. Westburn, Albyn -place Miss, Westburn, Albyn-place Cruickshank, Alexander, blacksmith, Woodside

Alexander, hosier and glover, 55, h. 56, Union-street Alexander, auctioneer, Cheyne's-court, 69, Broad-street

George, & Co., coffee, victualling house, and vintner, Scott's court, 25, Quay 1835-36 CRU—CRU 39

Cruickshank, George, grocer, Jack's-brae

George, & Co. grocers, tea, wine, and spirit dealers, 34, Broad-st.

George, (G. Cruickshank & Co.) h. 91, Gallowgate George, manager, (Aberdeen and North Shipping Co.) —Office, 2, James-street, h. 3, Affleck-street

George, (Devanha Bottling Co.) h. 14, Bon- Accord-terrace

George, boot and shoemaker, 5, Windy-wynd Henry, vintner, Oliver's-court, 12, Upperkirkgate

James, tailor, 54, Woolmanhill — James, clerk, 69, Broad-street

James, druggist, 12, Gallowgate, h. 7, Littlejohn-street

— James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 1 , Loch-street — James, book dealer, 88, Gallowgate, h, 72, North-street

— John, LL.D., professor of mathematics, Marischal College, h.

12., Rose-street

— John, tinsmith, 2, George-street Leslie, Carnation Cottage, Cotton = Leslie, general merchant, 92, head of Broad-street, h. Cruick- shank's-court, 91, Broad-street, and Dee-mount R., teacher, (Bell's School,) Old Aberdeen

Richard, wholesale and retail tea, porter, and spirit merchant,

41, 7*. 39, North-street

Richard, guard of the South Defiance Coach, and post-horse master, livery stables, Machray's-court, 59, George-street,

h. 22, St. Andrew's-street Robert, vintner, New Bridge of Don

Thomas, inn-keeper, Cruickshank's-court, 8, Schoolhill

William, overseer, (A. H. & Son,) 11, St. Andrew's-street

William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 30, Justice-street William, gardener, 10, Shuttle-lane Mrs. dressmaker, 23, College Bounds, Old Aberdeen Mrs. Jane, Broadford

Mrs. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Shortloanings

Mrs. stabler, 180, Gallowgate 1835-36 40 CRU—CUT

Cruickshank, Mrs. Robert, sick -nurse, 28, Summer-street

Miss, ladies' school, 18, Huntly- street Miss, 47, Don-street, Old Aberdeen Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 22, Gordon-street Miss Christian, 29, Dee-street

Miss confectioner, 117, Skene street

Misses, dressmakers, 7, Huntly-street Misses, 14, Belmont-street Crichton, George, porter, 36, Netherkirkgate

William, vintner, 6, Littlejohn-street

Wm. flesher, Cotton Cuddieford, John, excise-officer, Holburn-street Cuddie, A. M.D. 25, James'—street

Nicholas, cooper, 24, h. 14, Loch-street

Cullen, John, principal servant, St. Paul's Chapel, funeral undertaker,,

and occasional waiter, h. Chapel-court, 6l, Gallowgate

Cumine, Adam, of Rattray, h. Albyn-place Misses, Union -place

Cumming, Alexander, manager at the Bone-mills of Leggart, (to John

Anderson) h. 3, Windy-wynd George, advocate, Concert-court, Broad-street

— George, vintner, 9j James'-street Jonathan, 33, St. Andrew's-street Robert, boot and shoemaker, 46, Shiprovv

William, tailor, 58, Shiprow

William, builder, Union-row

Mrs. teacher, 26, Shiprow « Miss, Newseat, Cotton

Currie, David, baker, 35, Broad-street, h. Thornton's-court, 23, Guestrow

— Mrs. midwife, 7, Black's-buildings Cushnie, Alex. (P. Hill & Co.) h. Holburn-street Custom-House, 16, Quay—Watch-house, New Pier, Footdee

Cutmore, John, lodgings, 4, Hanover-street 1835-36 DAL—DAV 41 D

Dalgarno, Alexander, 88, High-street, Old Aberdeen — James, mealseller, 15, East North-street — William, merchant tailor and stock maker, 3, Netherkirkgate..

h. 4>, Diamond-street — William, tailor, 8, Catto-square — Mrs. Alex. Union -terrace Dallas, Robert, tailor, principal servant of St. John's Chapel, and fu-

neral waiter, h. 22, Dee-street William, plasterer, 16, Summer-street

William, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 15, Netherkirkgate

Dairy mple, Mrs. James, 3, Alford-place

Dalziel, John, teacher of English reading, writing, arithmetic,

grammar, geography, and latin, head of Jack's-brae

Miss, lodgings, 13, Marischal-street

Daniel, Alexander, advocate, 11, Drum's-lane Alexander, turner, 51, Shiprow

George, merchant, 11, Drum's-lane

James, Custom House agent, k. 48, Castle-street

John, commercial traveller, Milne's-court, 27, Gallowgate

Thomas, stabler, 9> Mealmarket-lane Dauney, Miss, Lower Middlefield

Davidson, Adam, shoemaker, 16, Loch-street Alexander, cabinetmaker, Roper's-court, 107, Gallowgate

Alexander, (of Davidson & Ross) h. 43, Bon-Accord-street

Alexander, flesher, 5, Poultrymarket, h. Bridge of Dee

• Alexander, wright, Justice-mills

Rev. Alexander, of the South Parish Church, h 5, Belmont-st. Alexander, vintner and fly-boat keeper, Cotton

Alexander, grocer, tea, and spirit merchant, 37, Quay Alexander, shipmaster, (Forth) Mill-street

Andrew, tavern keeper, 9, King-street Andrew, blacksmith, York-place

Andrew, teacher, 2, Trinity-street, h. 9, Maltmillbridge 1835-6 d 42 DAV—DAV

Davidson, Andrew, shipmaster, Wellington-street Qings

Charles, guard of the North Defiance Coach, 19, Union-build-

David, cabinet-maker and upholsterer, 167, Union-street, h. 32, Skene- street

Duncan, tailor, 11, Chapel-street

Duncan, of Tillychetly, h, 237, Union-street

Duncan & Patrick, advocates, office, 1, Bon- Accord-street

Dr. James, professor of natural history, Marisehal College, h: 150, King-street [10, Gordon-street

George, traveller, (Devanha Brewery,) h. Gordon's-court, George, Ruthrieston New Inn, Bridge of Dee

George, merchant, 17, Quay

George & Co. spirit dealers, 9, Trinity-quay

George, grocer, wine, tea, and spirit dealer, 4, h. 10, Schoolhill George & William, rope and twine manufacturers, Footdee,

office, 17, Quay George, manufacturer, 31, Schoolhill George, blacksmith, Cotton

James, dealer in provisions, Holburn-place —— James, boot and shoemaker, 18, Union-place, and 47, Queen-

James, vintner, 10, Garvock- street [street, h. 26, Chapel-st. James, jun. Crown-street [Acre

James., grocer and cheese merchant, 13, North-street, h. 42, Long-

James, flesher, 141, George-street

James, painter and glazier, 7? Young-street

John, painter and glazier, 221, h. 223, George-street John, merchant, Cotton [gate

John, porter and spirit dealer, 33, h. Jopp's-court, 31, Gallow-

John, printer, (of John Davidson & Co.) h. 68, Broad-street John & Co. printers, 68, Broad-street John, writer, 25, Chapel-street

John, gardener, 30, Spital John, mason, 30, Summer-street

& Merchant, house-carpenters, 2, Charlotte-street

Patrick, advocate, 1, Bon- Accord-street, k. 237, Union-street DAV—DAW 43

Davidson, Robert, yeast-brewer, and File-manufacturer, Causewayend

& Ross, boot and shoemakers, 5, Backwynd

Samuel, clerk, 7, Quay Thomas, grocer and spirit dealer, 53, Broad-street Walter, teacher of English reading, and grammar, geography,

writing, arithmetic, book-keeping, and navigation, 47, Vir-

William, mason, John-street [[ginia-street

merchant, 44, Broad street, h. j William, Canal-road

William, house- carpenter, I, St. Charlotte-street

William, surgeon, 28, St. Nicholas-street [^Buildings

William, stoneware merchant, 46, Union-street, h. 11, Union

William, flesher, 13, Poultry-market, h. CaieVdykes, Nigg Mrs. Andrew, lodgings, 54, Quay Mrs. Andrew, midwife, 51, Summer-street Mrs. George, 160, George-street

Mrs. vintner, 16, Exchequer-row

Mrs. John, lodgings, 18, Constitution -street Mrs. Lieutenant, Alexander, 210, George-street Mrs. William, Canal-road Mrs. teacher, 36, Long- Acre

Miss, housekeeper, Poor's Hospital for Boys, 19, Upperkirk- Miss, lodgings, 19, Schoolhill [gate Miss Ann, Spring-bank

Davis Straits Whale Fishing Company's Office, 88, King-street

Davie, Alexander, principal servant of the North Church, and funeral- waiter, William Milne's-court, 60, Gallowgate James, musical repository, h. Concert-court, Broad-street Mrs. midwife, 22, Shuttle-lane

Mrs, midwife, Gordon's-court, 4, Schoolhill Miss, music-teacher, Concert-court, Broad-street - Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 22, Shuttle-lane Davnie, James, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, Cotton Dawson, Charles, town-serjeant, Rosemary Cottage, opposite Summer-

field Gardens, Park -street 1835-36 d 2 44 DAW—DIC

Dawson, James, teacher of writing, arithmetic, mathematics, English, and elocution, &c. Maberly-street

John, provision seller, 5, Long- Acre

Mrs. provision seller, 246, George-street Mrs. haberdasher, George-street

Mrs. grocer, 3, Mounthooly Miss, seminary, 14, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen

Day, William, vintner and victualling- house, 17, Justice-street Deaf and Dumb Institution, 58, Schoolhill—Matthew Robert Burns, teacher

Dean, James, clerk, (Alexander Hall & Co. shipbuilders,) h. 46, John, tea dealer, Hardgate j^Woolmanhill

Deans, Thomas, baker, 15, h. 14, Catto-square

William, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, Mannnofield William, manufacturer, 10, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen Dearie, Mrs. Andrew, Ruthrieston-lodge

Dee Whale Fishing Co.'s Office, 47, Marischal-street Defiance Coach Office, 54, Union-street Dempster, John, East Craibstone-street

Dennison, John, shipmaster, (Patriot,) 1, Marischal-street

Denham, Thomas, boot -closer, 3, Netherkirkgate, h. 20, Gordon-st. Desson, George, shoemaker, 88, Causewayend Devanha Bottling Co., 46, Green—George Cruickshank, manager Brewery, Devanha Counting-house, Commercial-buildings, 115, Union-street Distillery Co., Devanha [|Albyn-place

Dewar, Rev. Daniel, d.d., principal of Marischal College, Garnethill,

Dey, James, vintner and victualling-house, 13, King-street

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 47, St. Nicholas-street Diack, Alexander, seedsman and gardener, Mile-end (south)

—- George, grocer and spirit dealer, 25, Windmillbrae

James, porter, Marischal College, College-court, 82, Broad-st.

Dick, James, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 6, Wales-street, h. 29, John, grocer, 21, College-street [Constitution-street 1835-36 DIC—DON 45

Dickie, George, surgeon, Wellington-place

John, merchant, h. Cherryvale [street

John, flesher, 1 2, and 1 7, Wales-street market, h. 2, Little-Wales-

Dinnet, James, shipmaster, (Cygnet) 9, Commerce street [garden

Dingwall, Alexander, wholesale grocer, 38, Netherkirkgate, h. Spring- Fordyce, Alexander, merchant, Millburn Cottage, Dee-village Fordyce, Arthur, of Culsh, Arthurseat, near Aberdeen John, gardener, 94, Causewayend Fordyce, Mrs. William, 45, Schoolhill

Fordyce, Miss J. Crown-street

James, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, Woodside

John, of Ardo, 87, Gallowgate John, gardener, 94, Causewayend

Kenneth, shoemaker, 3, Gardener-lane

Dobbie, William, grocer, 6, Putachieside Dobson, Edmund, basket-maker, 16, Marischal-street

James, basket-maker, 8, h. 6, Marischal-street Doig, Mrs. Millburn Cottage

Don, William, precentor, Union Chapel, h. 78, Gerard-street

Donald, Andrew, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 74, Woolmanhill Andrew, gardener, Short-loanings, Gilcomston Andrew, baker, 25, Upperkirkgate David, gardener, Short-loanings, Gilcomston

David, tailor, Holburn-street

— George, tailor, 38, George-street

George, flesher, 13, George-street market, h. Charlotte-street James, gardener, Rubislaw

James, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 34, h. 35, Green

James, tailor, 21, Woolmanhill

James, flesher, 9, reform stand, George-street

John, shipmaster, (Superior) 8, Shoe-lane John, vintner and ferry-boat, New Pier

John, clothier, 6, Queen-street, h. 8, Denburn-terrace

John, tailor, (William Robertson) h. John-street 1835-36 d 3 46 DON—DOW

Donald, Robert, brush-maker, 14, h. 12, St. Nicholas-street

William, jun. ship-agent, 12, Commerce-street, h. 1, Consti-

William, 3, Shore-brae [tution-street

William, sen. merchant, h. 27, Constitution-street

William, jun. grocer, (R. Catto & Co.) h. 28, Constitution-street Captain William, 37, High-street, Old Aberdeen

William, glazier, 17, h. 16, Netherkirkgate

Mrs. William, 3, Little Belmont-street Mrs. W. 251, Union-street

Mrs. vintner, 40, St. Andrew's-street

Mrs. dealer in old clothes, 15, Peacock's-close Miss, teacher, Dr. Bell's School, Frederick-street Donaldson, Adam, shoemaker, 12, Berry-lane

Alexander, flesher, 11, George-street market, h. 5, Charlotte-st.

Alexander, excise-officer, Stoneytown Distillery George, grocer, Cotton

George, builder, ,71, Hutcheon-street James, manager of the Albion Cloth Co. h. 21, Bon-Accord-st. John, coachmaker, post-horse-master, and vintner, 164, George-st.

Peter, guard of the Earl of Fife Coach, 164, George-street

Richard Walker, clothier and haberdasher, 17, h. 19, Union-

's School, 17, Back-wynd [buildings

Mrs. flesher, 29, Wales-street market, h. 10, Wales -street. Mrs. Captain, 143, Skene-street Douglas, Charles, merchant, 9, Exchequer-row David, mender of china and glass, Stronach's-close Rev. George, (Wesleyan chapel,) Skene-terrace Mrs. James, vintner, Ewen's-court, 42, Gallowgate

Mrs. (late of Ellon,) 38, Constitution-street Dow, Alexander, blacksmith, Charles-street John, shoemaker, 14, Castle-brae Mrs. broker, 54, East North-street

Dower, James, vintner, 1, Holburn-street Joseph, grocer and spirit dealer, 25, Causewayend 1835-36 DOW—DUF 47

Downie, Alexander, teacher of dancing, calisthenic, and gymnastic ex- ercises, Crown-court, Union-street

Alexander, shipmaster, (Hind,) 16, Prince Regent-street

Charles, of Ashfield, Morayshire, h. Gilcomston

James, leather merchant, Spital James, shoemaker, 46, Netherkirkgate

John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 11, Don-street —— Misses, dressmakers and milliners, Spital Miss, 52, Skene-terrace Drimmie, Alexander, manufacturer, Rubislaw-works

Daniel, manufacturer, (Broadford-works,) h. 231, George-street

Drummond, James, coffee- room, 7, Trinity-street

James, bootmaker, 1, Queen-street—ladies boot and shoe ware- room, and leather-cutter, 19, Guestrow

Mrs. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 32, North-street Drysdale, Misses, boarding-school, 39, Union-place

Duff, Alexander, tailor, M'Combie's-court, 52, Union-street, and 51, Netherkirkgate

Alexander, writer, Sheriff-clerk depute, Record-office, 27, King- street, h. M'Combie's-court, 52, Union-street

Archibald, professor of music, and conductor of music for balls, assemblies, dinners, and private parties, Clayhills Cottage, west end of College-street

Charles, Avright and cabinet-maker, h. Holburn-street James, shoemaker, 27, George-street James, vintner, 64, Woolmanhill

William, saw-trimmer, 16, Castle-brae, h. 3, Fish-street Mrs. A. teacher, Clayhills Cottage

Duffus, James, manufacturer, 19, Long- acre

James, confectioner, 86, Union-street, h. 9, St. Nicholas-lane John & Co.'s ironmongery and hardware-house, 52, Union-st. and manufactory, Footdee Iron- works & Co.'s building-yard, Footdee

John, (John Duffus & Co.) h. St. Clement's-street 1835-36 48 DUF—DUN

Duffus, John, & Co. manufacturers of steam engines, chain cables,

anchors, locks, and hinges ; millwrights, mechanics, and ship-

builders, St. Clement's-street

John, advocate, 56, Marischal-street, h. S. Clement's-street William, of Skene-place, h. 5, Skene-place

Mrs. confectioner, 6, Blairton-lane

Misses, silk-dyers and milliners, 83, Queen-street [^street

Duguid, Alexander, flesher, 6, Wales-street market, h. 55, Virginia-

James, clothier, 1 0, Broad-street, h. West Craibstone-street James, woodsawyer, 96, North-street John, clerk, 29, Long-Acre

John, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 2, h. 4, St. Andrew's- Captain John, 39, Dee-street [street

John, cotton and woollen manufacturer, 3, h. 4, St. Andrew's-

street [_35, Castle-street Peter, agent for the Bank of Scotland, Bank of Scotland-court, W7 illiam, ironmonger, 53, St. Nicholas-street, h. 49, Lamond's- court, Upperkirkgate

Mrs, brewer, Hardgate, h. Bellevue Cottage

Mrs. Baillie, Dee-place Mrs. W. Newlands Miss Jane, Canal-side Dunbar, Duncan, sexton, Church-gate, Old Aberdeen George, boot and shoe-maker, Upper Denburn Mrs. Maybank, Hutcheon-street

Duncan, Alexander, quill manufacturer, h. 36, Union-place Alexander, woollen manufacturer, 25, Loch-street Alexander, hairdresser, Waterloo-quay, h. 25, St. Clement's-st. Alexander, vintner, 16, James-street Alexander, & Son, quill manufacturers, Crown-court, Union-st. Andrew, & Co. tea and spirit dealers, 23, h. 21, Shiprow Andrew, clothier and haberdasher, (late of A. Duncan & Son,)

105, Union-street, h. 18, Trinity- quay

Andrew, tailor, 8, Carnegie's-brae 1835-36 DUN—DUN 49

Duncan, David, tide-waiter, 13, Virginia-street l es , David, boot and shoemaker, 5, St. Nicholas-street, h. East side of Huntly-street

Francis, wood merchant, Poynernook, h. College-street George, manager, (Aberdeen Lime CoJ h. 4, Shore-brae George, mason, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 41, h. 43, Bon-

- George, late dyer, Fowler's-wynd [Accord-street

James, tide-waiter, 9, Summer-lane James, farmer, Pitmuxton

James, ferry boatman, New Pier

James, leather merchant, 33, h. 24, Schoolhill John, surgeon, 25, Loch-street

John, shoemaker, 12, Loch-street John, shoemaker, New Bridge of Don

John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, and mealseller, Cotton

John, flesher, 6, Spital, Old Aberdeen

John, manufacturer, h. 26, Adelphi, Union-street

John, advocate, 34, Marischal-street \h. 25, Loch- street

John, & Co. grocers, porter and spirit merchants, 34, George-st. John, 20, Spital

John, boot and shoemaker, 13, St. Nicholas-street, h. Marywell Cottage, head of College-street [14, Lodge-walk

John, overseer, (at John Clark's stone-yard, Waterloo-quay,) h. — John, coach-guard, 20, St. Andrew's-street

—> Joseph, bleacher, (Leys, Masson, & Co.) h. Cotton — Robert, shipmaster, (Duke of Gordon,) York-street — Peter, bootmaker, 38, King-street, h. 34, Wales-street — Thomas, (marble and stone work,) h. 46, Dee-street — Thomas, cork-cutter, 64, h. 65, Guestrow William, North end of Park-street

William, flesher, 17, Spital, Old Aberdeen William, merchant, Duncan's-court, 45, Castle-street

William, (of Wm. Duncan & Co.) h. 9, Drum's-lane William, shoemaker, 76, Windmill-brae 1835-36 50 DUN—DUN

Duncan, William, gardener, Berryhill

William, boot and shoemaker, 92, Union-street, h. 12, Loch-st William, wright, Skene-square

William, sen. flesher, 13, Wales-street market, h. Thomas Web- ster's Houses, Hanover-street

William, shipmaster, (Liverpool Packet,) St. Clement's-street

William, & Co., provision merchants, and dealers in teas and coffee, 58, Broad-street [ster's Houses, Hanover-street

William, jun. flesher, 8, Wales-street market, h. Thomas Web- William, A., teacher of French, &c. 46, Gallowgate Mrs. Adam, Canal-side, Mounthooly

Mrs. Alexander, lodgings, 9, St. Nicholas-street Mrs. Peter, 29, Skene-street Mrs. Samuel, Duncan's-court, 74, Gallowgate

Mrs. meal and bread dealer, 80, Chapel-street Mrs. Braehead, Gilcomston

Mrs. 6, Broad-street

Mrs. broker, Brebner's -court, 10, Castle-street

Miss, 6, Chanonry, Old Aberdeen [Yischal-street Dundee Insurance Co.—Alexander Cheyne, merchant, agent, 28, Ma-

Dunn, Alexander, shore-porter, 4, Quay Alexander, shoemaker, 54, Causewayend [street

David, wholesale druggist, drysalter, and grocer, 32, h. 30, King-

David, tide-waiter, 7, Catto-square

James, carter, 10, Mounthooly —— John, provision seller, 88, George-street John, teacher, Grammar School, h. 301, George-street

John, merchant, 50, Broad-street, h. 20, Silver-street

John, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, 20, Union-place

John, merchant tailor, 5, h. 4, St> Nicholas-lane

William, bookseller and stationer, 40, Castle-street, h. 8, Castle- William, vegetable gardener, 65, Commerce-street [street

William, tailor, 24, h. 26, Shiprow Mrs. George, 82, Skene-street 1835-36 DUX—DYE 51

Dunn, Mrs. William, 19, Constitution-street

Durham Coffee-room, 7, Trinity-street Durne, Mrs. vintner, 27, Park-street

Durie, David, stabler and inn-keeper, 6, Back-wynd

— Peter, pewterer, 8, George-street

Walter, clerk, (Leys, Masson, & Co.) fa Cotton

Durward, John, beam and scale maker, 42, Frederick- street Mrs. midwife, 42, Frederick-street

— Mrs. Isobel, midwife, 42, Frederick- street

Duthie, Alexander, jun. merchant and shipowner, h. Broadford

— Alexander, shoemaker, 12, Chapel-street — Alexander, writer, (Adam & Anderson,) h. Broadford

— Andrew, baker, 25, Netherkirkgate, k. 3, Church-street — James, funeral waiter, and porter to Aberdeen and Hull Shipping Co. 13, Lower Denburn

— John, hairdresser, Lime-quay, h. 3, Church-street — John, shipbuilder, 2, Wellington-street John, hairdresser, 240, George-street

: Robert, merchant, office, 44, Quay, h. Burnside William, brewer, Hardgate

William, writer, (James Brebner, advocate,) h. Broadford

T W illiam, shipbuilder and timber merchant, Footdee, h. Welling-

Mrs. Alexander, 14, Schoolhill ^ton-street

Mrs. 14, Commerce-street

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 14, Schoolhill Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 64, Shiprow Dyce, James, druggist, 80, ^.76, Broad-street John, blacksmith, Holburn-street

John, vintner, 38, Loch-street Robert, advocate, Milne's-court, 27, Gallowgate Robert, m.d., 48, Marischal-street

Mrs. boarding school, Strawberry-bank

Miss, of Rosebank, h. Rosebank

Dyer, Alexander R. flesher, 36, Wales-street market 1835-86 ,

52 DYE—EDW

Dyer, Philip, flesher, 21, Wales-street market

Mrs. Philip, flesher, 9, Poultry-market Dyker, Mrs. Cooperston-buildings E Eagle Fire and Life Insurance— Arthur Thomson, 25, Marischal-st. East North-street Brewery, 27, Shuttle-lane [agent

Easton, Alexander, blacksmith, (Alex. Hall & Co. shipbuilders,) 13, James-street

Eckford, Miss, dressmaker, 21, St. Andrew's-street Economic Life Assurance Society of London—Alexander Johnston, W.S. 233, Union-street, correspondent Eddie, Charles, miller, Nether Justice mills, Holburn John, wright, 42, Loch-street

Eddiston, Robert, flesher, 1, Wales-street market, and 17, Poultry-

market, h. 3, Shuttle-lane [h. 2, Windy- wynd

Edgar, David, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 193, Gallowgate, David, shipmaster, (Evander,) 12, Commerce-street Edinburgh Life Insurance —J. Murray, advocate, agent, 28, Schoolhill Friendly Insurance Society—James Brebner, advocate, 44, Ma- rischal-street, agent

Edmond, Charles, cart and plough wright, Charles street, h. 69, North- Francis, cart and plough wright, 71, North-street [street

Francis, advocate, h. 165, Union -street

James, advocate, h. West Craibstone-street

James and Francis, advocates, 9, St. Nicholas-street James, cart and plough wright, 142, George-street John, merchant, 22, College Bounds

John, cabinet-maker, Chronicle-court, 32, Broad-street, h. 142, George-street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 142, George-street Edward, Alexander, solicitor, 31, Marischal-street —— David, grocer and mealseller, Holburn-street George, grocer, Woodside James, teacher of English and stenography, 72, Spital 1835-36 EDW—ELS 53

Edward, James, baker, 154, George-street, and grocer, porter and

spirit dealer, 6, Skene-street

— James, cotton manufacturer, 51, h. dunes-court, 53, George-8t.

— James, wool comber and grocer, 33, h. 32, Chapel-street — John, & Co. booksellers and tea dealers, Upper Denburn Richard, china dealer, 28, Gerard-street

Robert, printer, h. near Mackie-place Simpson, tea dealer, 84, Skene-street

William, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, and provision merchant,

49, h. 34>, Castle-street

Misses, straw-hat makers, milliners, and dressmakers, 34, St.

Andrew's-street [[place

Edwards, Douglas, general merchant, ] 15, Union-street, h. 4, Skene- James, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 40, North-street Mrs. Andrew, lodgings, 20, Shiprow

Mrs. midwife, 4, Black's-buildings [_h. 5, Drum's-lane

Elgen, William, teacher of mathematics, geography, and navigation, 10,

William, accountant—office, 10, h. 5, Drum's-lane Ellis, Captain Joshua, late 80th regiment, 61, Dee-street

John, confectioner, 217, Gallowgate, h. 19, Windy-wynd

• William, coppersmith, 11, Harriot-street Mrs. midwife, 51, Causewayend

Ellethorn, James, chemist and druggist, 150, George-street, h. Broad-

Elliot, William, excise-officer, Buxburn [ford Elmslie, Alexander, wright, Porthill-close, 98, Gallowgate William & Son, drapers, 15, Shiprow

William, druggist, h. Commercial-court, 58, Castle-street

William, sen. (of Wm. Elmslie & Son,) h. 3, Kidd-lane

Elrick, John, pipe manufacturer, 4, JoppVlane, h. 20, John-street John, mason, Smith's-court, 49, Gallowgate John, grocer and wright, 105, Skene-street —— Joseph, tailor, Seaton-gate, Old Aberdeen William, mealseller, 48, Shiprow

Elsmie, George, manager, (Gilcorriston Brewery,) k. at Brewery 1835-36 e 54 EMS—EWE

Elsmie, George, jun. manager, (Steam Navigation Co.) &. Waterloo- quay Emslie, Alexander, merchant, Emslie's-court, 26, Gallowgate

Alexander, sen., grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 19, h. Mathison's-

eourt, 1 5, Castle -street,

James, (of Emslie & Mollison,) h. 32, Whitehouse-street

John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 36, Castle street, h. 14, Little-

john -street - John, (of Meff & Emslie,) Ferguson's-court, 108, Gallowgate

John, tape manufacturer, h. 64, Chapel-street pas-street

& Mollison, working silversmiths and jewellers, 34, St. Nicho-

Peter, & Co. curriers, 65, Loch-street, h. Carnie's Houses, Young-street —— William, baker, 215, Gallowgate, h. 14, Catherine-street William, boot and shoemaker, Skene-square

VVilliam, merchant, 189, Gallowgate, h. Honey-bank, Canal- side

Miss Ann, dressmaker and milliner, 54, Gerard-street

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 64, Chapel-street

Emsly, George, coach-maker, 101, h» 103, King-street

Mrs. of Pitmedden, East Craibstone- street

Erskine, Mrs. 32, Summer-street Esson, Charles, shipmaster, 22, James-street

Mrs. William, tea and spirit merchant, 47, h. 8, Gallowgate Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 54, Union-street

Ettershank, Charles, glass and stoneware merchant, 48, Gallowgate

Joseph, steward, (City of Aberdeen steamer,) 14, Summer-lane James, cooper, Causewayend

Peter, sheriff officer, and manufacturer, Upper Denburn Mrs. midwife, 46, Gallowgate Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 46, Gallowgate European Life Insurance and Annuity Company—D. Davidson, advo-

cate, agent, 1, Bon-Accord-street

Ewen, George, turner, 44, Dee-street, h. Strawberry-bank

John, wood merchant, Poynernook, h. Ewen-place, Hill of Pit-

John, turner, 6, Jopp's-lane podels 1835-36 EWE—FAR 55

Ewen, Thomas, advocate, 79, King-street

Mrs. Charles, lodgings, Union-street, entry from 2, St. Cathe- Ewing, Alexander, m.d., 6, Golden-square [rine's-wynd

William, clerk, (Alex. Milne, grocer,) h. 20, Blackfriars-street Excise Office, 116, King-street

Fairweather, David, jun. cabinet-maker, 55, Loch-street David, cabinet-maker, 156, George-street John, guard, (South mail,) 76, Windmill-brae Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 158, George-street

Falconer, David, fishing-rod maker, 45, Bon- Accord-street, h. 19,

James, builder, 45, Bon-Accord-street [Gordon -street

James, painter. 1, Virginia-street

> John, clothier, h. 43, Frederick-street John, & Co. clothiers, 23, Union-street

John, cooper, 8, Quay

John, shipmaster, (Ruby,) 1, Links-street

Farce, Mrs. teacher of music, 1, Affleck-place Farquhar, Alexander, surgeon, 58, Dee-street

Arthur, boot and shoemaker, 18, h, FarquharVcourt, 17, Upper-

& Co. distillers, Stoneytown Distillery [Ikirkgate

George, distiller, Stoneytown Distillery George, mason, Leadside, Gilcomston

George, grocer, wine, tea, and spirit dealer, 45, Upperkirkgate,

h. Donald's-court, 20, Schoolhill [Ferryhill Buildings

George, clerk and book-keeper, Aberdeen Herald Office, h.

& Gill, painters and glaziers, 2, Drum's-lane

James, jobbing gardener, 3, Loch-street James, clerk, (John Blaikie & Sons,) 39, Long-acre

John, painter and glazier, h- Painter's- court, 22, Upperkirkgate

Nathaniel, advocate, 24, Marischal -street

Robert, auctioneer, appraiser, and furniture dealer, 31, Castle st.

1835.36 E2 [/i. H, Virginia-st. 56 FAR—FER

Farquhar, Robert, tailor, 8, Thistle-street

William, wine merchant, and agent for the Gilcomston Brewery

Company, 4, James street Mrs. Alexander, 58, Dee-street Mrs. Alexander, Waterloo-quay Mrs. William, 25, Justice-street

Mrs. dealer in provisions, 65, Queen -street

Farquharson & Co. merchants, 56, St. Nicholas-street

John, of Haughton, h. Union-terrace [[Hardgate

John, traveller, (Cadenhead, Barron, & Co.) h. Newbridge,

Peter, farmer of police dung, h. Nelson-lane, Canal-side Peter, advocate, Union-terrace

Robert, manager of dung stances, h. Nelson-lane, Canal-side Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 173, Gallowgate Miss, 31, Castle-street Miss, 25, Union-place

Fearn, William, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 78, Woolmanhill Female School of Industry, Union-terrace — — — — 13, Chronicle-lane, North-street

Fenton, Alexander, shore-porter, St. Catherine's -court, 14, Shiprow James, 70, George-street

— Robert, bookbinder, (John Philip,) h. 48, Gordon-street Feren, James, renovator, 57, George-street

Ferguson, Alexander, blacksmith and bell-hanger, 5, Putachie-side

Andrew, m.d., 38, Green, h. 158, Union-street

James, advocate— office, M'Combie's-court, 52, Union-street, h. James, broker, 12, King-street [[Cooperston-place

John, shoemaker, 2, Trinity-corner Robert, surgeon and accoucheur, 31, Schoolhill

Rev. William, (Seaman's Chapel, Sugarhouse-lane,) k. 108, Gallowgate

Mrs. John, J. Ferguson 's-court, 108, Gallowgate Miss, 40, Bon-Accord-street

Ferrier, Alexander, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 63, Woolmanhill 1835-36 FEK—FIN b7

Ferrier, Andrew, tailor, 29, Netherkirkgate,, h. 17, Whitehouse-street James, gardener, 10, Spa-street — Mrs. 19, Kidd-lane — Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 10, Spa-street Ferryhill Mill Warehouse, 12, Trinity-corner

Fettes, D. shoemaker, Woodside — Janet, poultry-shop, 69, Windmill-brae Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 10, Correction-wynd

Feuillet, Henry A., cabinet-maker, (of Robertson & Feuillet,) h.

Waterloo-quay [h> 8, Littlejohn- street

Fiddes, Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 11, Exchequer-row, Alexander, collector of customs, 135, King-street

Alexander, painter, glazier, and vintner, 1, Long-acre, Broad-st.

George, currier, 41, h. 42, High-street, Old Aberdeen John, confectioner, Charles-court, 40, Upperkirkgate Peter, vintner, Old Bridge of Don William, manufacturer, 78, Skene-street

Mrs. David, confectioner, 11, North-street, h. 7, Shoe-lane

Fidler, Alexander, spirit dealer, 53, h. 54, Quay George, boot and shoemaker, 18, Gallowgate Miss, dressmaker and milliner, D. Duncan's Houses, Huntly-st.

Fillan, S. teacher of drawing, 13, George-street

Findlay, Alexander, jun. boot and shoemaker, 60, Queen-street

David, overseer, Seaton, h. Seaton House

James, & Co. boot and shoemakers, Holburn street

John, shipmaster, (Fox,) 1, Wellington-street John, watchmaker, and manufacturer of Sterling and German

silver plate, 30, Broad-street Matthew, manufacturer, 30, East North-street

Robert, steward, (Duke of Gordon smack,) h. 53, Commerce-st.

Robert, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Skene-square., h. 7, Black's-

buildings [ Holburn-street

Robert, jun. boot and shoemaker, constable, and public crier,

William, teacher, 8, Weigh-house-square 1835-36 e 3 58 FIN—FOR

Findlay, William, boot and shoemaker, 84, Windmill-brae

Mrs. midwife, 7, Black's-buildings Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 22, Peacock's-close Miss, dressmaker, 59, Queen-street

Finlason, Eric, tailor, clothier, and glover, (late of Nicol & Finlason,)

10, St. Nicholas-street, h. 38, Chapel-street John, Bellevue Cottage, Hardgate

John, jun. tailor and draper, 2, h. 4, Queen-street

John, tinsmith, 31, h, 42, Causewayend Finlater, James, plasterer, 21, Causewayend

Finnie, Miss, provision seller, 112, George-street

Fire Insurance Co. of Scotland—A. Gibbon, advocate, agent, 1, Huntly-

FJsher, James C. Devanha [[street John, grocer, Cotton Major, Devanha William, Devanha

Fleming, John, advocate, 12, King-street

John, merchant, 7, Wellington-street Rev. Dr. John, Professor of Natural Philosophy, King's College,

h. 31, College Bounds, Old Aberdeen

William, weaver, 6, Putachie-side Fletcher, William, shipmaster, (Maria and Amelia,) Summer-lane

Flett, David, tailor, 100, h. ShipmasterVcourt, 97, Shiprow Flinn, Christopher, chimney-sweeper, Sim's-court, 88, Shiprow

Florence, Alexander, merchant, h. 85, Long-acre

Fogarty, Patrick Strachan, grocer and provision merchant, 44, h. 45,

Footdee Dispensary, 17, James-street [Castle-street

Iron Works, (John Duffus & Co.) St. Clement's street

Foote, Rev. James, (East Parish Church,) h. 14, Golden-square

Mrs. 102, Union-street QSmith,) 38, Castle-st. Forbes, Alexander, wine merchant and insurance broker, (of Forbes &

Alexander, & Co. grocers and spirit dealers, 18, Gordon-street Alexander, Kingsland-place, 285, George-street Alexander, 33, Summer-street 1835-36 FOR—FOR 59

Forbes, Alexander, of Rothmaise, h. 73, Dee-street

— Alexander, h. Kingsland-place, 285, George-street — Colonel Arthur, 10, Chanonry, Old Aberdeen — Colonel David, Silver-street

— Daniel, tobacco manufacturer, h. 1, Skene-place

— George, of Springhill— office, 6, Huxter-row, h. Springbill

— George, shipmaster, (Ann,) 3, Yeats'-lane

— Henry David, of Balgownie, h. 253, Union-street

— James, excise-officer, Union-glen Distillery, h. Ashville Cottage, near Holburn-street — James & Joseph, (of Jas. Forbes & Co., millers and grain mer-

chants,) h. Upper Justice Mills

— James, merchant, h. 285, George-street

— James, of Echt, h. 28, Quay — James, & Co. rope manufacturers, Footdee — James, & Co. millers and grain merchants, Upper Justice Mills — James, & Sons, merchants, 70, Union-street — James Staats, 92, George-street

— John, of Blackford, h. 254, Union-street

— John, wool merchant, h. 15, Skene-terrace

— John, tailor, 37, Castle-street [h. Donald's-court, 20, Schoolhill

— John, china, glass, and stoneware merchant, 51, St. Nicholas-st. Rev. John and Francis, academy, Chanonry-house, Old Aberdeen — Low, & Co. cotton-spinners, Poynernook — Oliver, & Co. tea dealers, 62, Catherine-street

— Rev. Dr. Patrick, professor of humanity, &c. King's College, h.

11, College Bounds, Old Aberdeen

— Robert, teacher, Grammar School, h. 74, Hutcheon-street

— Robert, jun. teacher, Grammar School, h. 74, Hutcheon-street — Robert, shore-porter, St. Catherine's-court, 14, Shiprow — & Smith, wine merchants, ship and insurance brokers, and ge- neral agents, 38, Castle-street

— William, advocate, 5, Schoolhill [clothes, 14, Lodge-walk

— William, snow boot and carpet shoemaker, and dealer in old 1835-36 60 FOR—FOW

Forbes, William, wright, Well of Spa William, superintendent of meters, Meter's court, Chapel-lane

William & James, merchants, 1, James-street William, porter and spirit dealer, Woodside William, teacher, 15, Cansewayend

Mrs. George, midwife, Robertson's Houses, Mill-street Mrs. of Castleton, 15, Chanonry, Old Aberdeen Mrs. midwife, 14, Carmelite-street

Mrs. sen. late of Schivas, 15, Belmont-street Mrs. midwife, 20, Fisher-row Miss, dressmaker, Donald's-court, 20, Schoolhill

Miss, of Boyndlie, 1 8, Silver-street Miss E. of Ladysford, 26, Silver-street Misses, of Echt, 23, Bon- Accord-terrace

Fordyce, Andrew Watson, of Ardo, h. 115, Union-street

William, porter and spirit dealer, 24, Hutcheon-street

Forrest, Mrs. 4, Little Chapel-street Mrs. midwife, 85, Chapel-street

Forrester, William T. guard of Ballater mail coach, h. Machray's Cot-

tage, Union-wynd, entry fcom Summer-street and Union-row

Forsyth, Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 16, h. 10, Park -street & Elmslie, chemists and druggists, 57, Castle-street

George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 47, h. 49, Commerce-st.

George, silk-dyer, 1 8, h. 20, George-street

John, leather merchant, 73, Broad-street, h. 5, Mounthooly

William, upholsterer, 179, Union-street, h. 1, South Silver-st.

William, dentist and druggist, 57, Castle-st. h. 32, St. Nicholas-

Mrs. David, 29, Union-place [[street

Miss, milliner, 4, Little Belmont-street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 16, Blackfriars-street Fotheringham, Richard, vintner, 43, Guestrow Fowler, Andrew, Welspit-house, near Bridge of Dee

Charles, dentist and cupper, 5, Schoolhill George, teacher of Thain's School, 53, Shiprow 1835-36 FOW—FRA 61

Fowler, James, Springbank, Kittybrewster William Chalmers, surgeon, 30, Broad-street

Fowlie, James, treasurer, Poor's Hospital—office, 56, Gallowgate, h.

John, gardener, Hazelhead [[19, Upperkirkgate Foulerton, Captain Alexander, li, Carmelite-street

France, Henry, provision seller, Broadford

Fraser, Alexander, advocate, Town-House, h. 159, King-street

Alexander, architect, landscape painter, and teacher of drawing,

1, Adelphi, Union-street

— Alexander, merchant— office, 14, Weigh-house-square, h. 58, — Alexander, surgeon, 38, Schoolhill QMarischal-street — Alexander, wright, Summer-lane — Alexander, vintner, George-street

— Alexander, agent for the Brackla Distillery, 15, Marischal-st.

—• Alexander, tailor, 2, Commerce-street

— Alexander, road-contractor, 60, Skene-street

— Angus, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, 38, h. 36, Union-street

— Charles, manager, Davis' Straits Whale Fishing Co. Wales-st. — David, wright and cabinet-maker, 20, North-street

— David, clerk, (Richards & Co.) Bleachfield works, h. Holburn st. — Donald, mealseller, 47, Windmill-brae

— George, town serjeant and sheriff- officer, 105, High-street, Old Aberdeen £Woolmanbill

— George, grocer and spirit dealer, 14, h. 13, Black's-buildings,

— & Gordon, nurserymen, seedsmen, and florists, 24, Union-street

— Hugh, dyer, 4, Flourmill-lane

-- Hugh, clothier and tailor, 227, George-street

James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 92, Green

— James, keeper of Regent-quay Bridge, h. 12, Catto-square

— James, tailor, 4, John-street

— James, (of James Fraser & Son,) h. 8, Drum's-lane

— James, & Son, boot and shoemakers, Exchange- court, Union -st. — James, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, 197, Union-street, corner

of Dee-street, h. 73, Bon-Accord-street 1835-36 62 FRA—FRA

Fraser, James, shoemaker, Holburn- street James, candle manufacturer, 37, Loch-st. h. Bon-Accord-square John, vintner, 95, North-street

John, (of James Fraser & Son,) h. 8, Drum's-lane John, mason, Broadford-lane, Broadford John, watch and clock-maker, 1, Crown-st. h. 5, Bon- Accord John, tailor, 53, George-street Pane John, tailor, 20, Netherkirkgate, h. 2, Gaelic-lane John, dealer in old clothes, 34, East North-street John, late stabler, 185, Gallowgate John, surgeon, 42, Schoolhill Robert, gardener, Woodside Simon, tailor, 56, East North-street

Thomas, shoemaker, 7, Gardener's-lane

Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 41, h. 43, Marischal-street Thomas, blacksmith, (H. Gordon & Co.) 88, Broad-street

William, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, 57, Union-street, h. 41. Schoolhill

William, blackstnith, (Hugh Gordon & Co.) h. Ferguson's- court, 30, Gallowgate William, (of Fraser —• & Gordon, seedsmen) h. at Ferryhill Nur-

Mrs. John, 5, Drum's-lane ("series Mrs. of Findrack, 84, Union-street Mrs. victualling house, 47, North-street

Mrs. vintner, 4, Exchequer-row

Miss, late of Tyrie, 5, Correction -wynd

Miss, of Fraserfield, 9, Union-row Miss, 24, Silver-street

Miss, provision seller, Broadford-lane Miss, dressmaker, Hoi burn-street Miss, lodgings, Farquhar's- court, 17, Upperkirkgate

Misses, 10, Castle-street

Frater, James, clerk, (City Tax-Office), h. 37, St. Andrew's-street

Thomas, writer, (Chalmers & Farquhar) h. 84, George-streel 1835-36 FRE—GAL 63 freeman, Benjamin, vintner, Burnett's-close, 5, Exchequer-row

— William, baker, 5, h. 6, Shiprow Miss, milliner and straw hat maker, 58, Windmill-brae

7 riends' Meeting-house, 132, Gallowgate

?rost, Andrew, shoemaker, 29, Shiprow

Forbes, bookseller, (A. Brown & Co.) h. 41, Dee-street John, weaver, 155, Gallowgate

ullerton, George, baker, 45, h. 46, St. Nicholas-street John, cart and plough wright, Cotton

7ulton, Robert, confectioner, Sinclair's-close, 20, Justice-street

?yfe, Charles, tea dealer and grocer, (wholesale and retail) wine and

spirit merchant, 44, and 134, Union-street, h. 4, South Crown street

Charles, importer and dealer in Foreign and British snuffs and

cigars, 44, and 136, Union-street, h. 4, South Crown-street George, messenger-at-anus, 96, Shiprow — James, road-contractor, Adam Rainnie's houses, Causewayend — James, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, Newtown of Auchmull — John, shoemaker, 148, Gallowgate

— John, stoneware merchant, 10, h. 14, Shiprow

— John, blacksmith, Maltmill-bridge, h. 7, Barnett's-close

— John, messenger at-arms, and superintendent of police, 9, Hux- ter-row

— John, upholsterer and brushmaker, 22, h. 38, St. Nicholas-street — William, wright, 54, Summer-street

— William, merchant- tailor, 4, Union-street, h. 13, Huxter-row

Fyvie, John, flesher, 8, George-street market, h. Broadford

Gale, Robert, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 41, Commerce-street Galen, John, m.d. 36, Marischal -street

Mrs. Alexander, Galen's-court, 18, Guestrow 1835-36 -

64 GAL—GEL

Gall, John, broker, M'Kay's-court, 80, Gallowgate

John, tailor, and lodgings, 37, Long-Acre Miss, 29, Frederick-street

Gammie, John, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 42, Gordon-street Ganson, Herman, shipmaster, (Bolivar) 12, Commerce-street Garden, Alexander, Muir's-arms-Inn, Cove, now Brighton

Francis, advocate, 2, Belmont-street - George, baker, 29, h. 27, Schoolhill George, late weaver, 15, Skene-street

John, (Richards & Co. Broadford) h. 4, George-street

John, watch and clockmaker, 72, Broad-street, h. 17, Skene- John, 204, G allowgate [terrace

Peter, tailor, 68, Green —— Mrs. 72, Bon-Accord-street Mrs. Braehead, Gilcomston

1 — Mrs. Crown- street

Gardiner, William, chimney-sweep, 18, Justice-street

Garioch, Alexander, feuar, Broadford-lane

John, of Heathcot, h. 200, Union-street

John, hairdresser, 3, George-street, h. Broadford

Mrs. broker, 9, Peacock's-close

Garrow, John, thread manufacturer, Garrow's-court, 8, Trinity-street Mrs. midwife, 29, Constitution-street

Gartly, John, late watchmaker, succeeded by John Hardy, 17, Hux-

Gauld, Alexander, shoemaker, 3, Lower Denburn Qer-row

George, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 305, George-street

Hugh, sen. flesh er, Green, h- 294, George- street

Hugh, jun. flesher, 9, and 24, George-street market, h. King's-

John, flesher, 24, George-street market [[land-place

Peter, flesher, 30, George-street market, h. head of Blackfriars-

Mrs. vintner, 34, h. 33, Loch-street [street

Geddes, James, boot and shoemaker, 14, Causewayend James, m.d. 193, Union-street

Geils, George, shoemaker, 49, h. 67, Netherkirkgate 1835-36 GEL—GIL 65

5ellen, George, superintendent of Police, Union-place, h. 22, Mary- well-street

Gerard, Alexander, teacher, Gordon's Hospital, Schoohill John, (of Midstrath) Skene-terrace William, brewer, Devanha Brewery, h. Ferryhill Buildings

I Mrs. Skene-terrace

— Mrs. Dr. 6, Chanonry, Old Aberdeen

Gibb, Alexander, civil engineer, h. 144, King-street — Alexander, vintner, funeral, and occasional waiter, Stronach's-

close, Castle-street

George, gardener, 9, Carnegie's-brae

— John, civil engineer, h. 8, Canal-terrace — John & Son, civil engineers, Waterloo-quay — Robert, merchant, h. 15, Union-place Gibbon, Alexander, advocate, h. 214, Union-st.—office, 1, Huntly-st. — Mrs. Alexander, 5, Affleck-street Mrs. Alexander, jun. 11, Quay — Mrs. William, 78, Dee-street — Misses, 11, Virginia-street — Miss E. 4, Regent-quay Gibson, David, vintner, 22, Guestrow

George, builder, 116, Skene-street

John, tailor, 21, St. Andrew's-street John, shoemaker, Milne's-court, 143, Gallowgate Thomas, shuttlemaker, 71, George-street, h. 65, Chapel-street

Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 1, Correction-wynd Misses, & Junor, dressmakers, milliners, and baby linen bazaar,

3, Adelphi, Union-street [Regent-street Gilbertson, George, shipmaster (Thetis) Clerihew's houses, Prince-

Gilbert, William, grocer, porter, and spirit dealer, 49, Virginia -street

Gilchrist, Gordon, tailor, 6, Union-lane Q12, Upperkirkgate

Robertson, plumber, brass-founder, and gas-fitter, Oliver's-court,

— William, tailor, grocer, and spirit merchant, 28, h. 18, Cause- Gilcomston Brewery Company, Gilcomston jjwayend 1835-36 f 6$ GIL—GLE

Gilcomston Distillery Company, Gilcoraston Gildawie, Alexander, jun. mason, 56, Causewayend

Giles, James, s.a. portrait and landscape painter, 64, Bon-Accord-st. Gill, Alexander, shoemaker, 11, East North-street

David, painter and glazier, h. Oliver's-court, 12. Upperkirkgate

David, (of Gill & Son) h. 13, Queen-street

John, hairdresser, 9, h- 2, Skene street

John, late lime merchant, h. 216, Gallowgate

Peter, (of Gill & Son) h. Union-terrace

& Son, watch & clock-makers, 13, Queen-street Gillanders, James, principal servant, (Shiprow Chapel) and funeral

waiter, 15, Gordon-street

William, watch and clockmaker, Eastfield

(ulles, James, gardener, (Wm. Fraser, seedsman) h. Ferryhill, near Peter, mealseller, Upper Denburn [Dee Village

Gillespie, George, painter, h. 5, Huntly-street [h. 11, St. Andrew's-st.

Isaac, blacksmith, Symmers' and Forbes' houses, Shuttle-lane,

.James, grocer and spirit dealer, 147, h. 145, George-street Mrs. lodgings, Diamond-street

Gillon, William, baker, 10, h. 8, Exchequer-row

Girl's Hospital, 56, Gallowgate Givan, Robert, dealer in linens, slops, &c 74, Shiprow Glashan, Thomas, surgeon, Donald's-court, 20, Schoolhill

Glass, Charles, teacher of English, latin, and mathematics, &c. Hol- burn-street

James, boot and shoemaker, 4, Marischal-st. h. 29, Frederick- st.

• John, shoemaker, 4, Gardener's-lane —— John, grocer, Cotton

Glegg, Alexander, (of Glegg & Sons) h. 31, Shiprow

George, (of Glegg & Sons) h. 25, Shiprow

George 8c Sons, confectioners, 191, Union-street, and 27, Ship-

Robert, (of Glegg & Sons) h. 10, Quay [row Mrs. 10, Chapel-street Glenburn Distillery, (Brown & Co.) 1835-36 GLE—GOR 67

rlennie, Alexander, of Maybank, Hiitcheon-street

Alexander, late leather merchant, 44, Queen-street Alexander, grocer and spirit merchant, 49, High-street, Old Aberdeen Rev. Dr. George, professor of moral philosophy, Marischal

College, h. College court, 82, Broad-street

William,, vintner, Bursar's-court, 61, Castle-street

Glenny, James, clerk, 52, Causewayend — John, thread manufacturer, 7, Lower Denburn Mrs- James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 27, Skene-street Globe Fire, Life, and Annuity Insurance Office—George Yeats, ad- vocate, agent, 102, King-street

Goldie, James, shipmaster, (Herald,) 4, Wellington-street — John, shipmaster, (Jane,) York-street, Footdee

Good, Thomas, shoemaker, 9, Exchequer-row Goodbrand, James, cabinet-maker, Cotton [[Nicholas-street

Gordon, Rev. Abercrombie Lockhart, (Greyfriar's Church,) h. 54, St.

Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, road contractor and dyker, Holburn-street

Alexander, advocate and commissary-clerk, h. National Bank-

court, 42, Castle-street, commissary-clerk's office and cham- bers, New Record Office, 27, King-street Alexander, Gordon's Tavern, Pirie's-court, 50, Castle-street

——• Alexander, vintner, 26, Guestrow

Alexander, of Cairnfield, h. Cairnfield

, Barron, & Co. cotton- spinners and manufacturers, Woodside,

Charles, gardener, Hardgate [[office, 20, Belmont-st.

Charles, cooper and provision-curer, 9, Trinity-corner, h. Ferry-

hill-buildings

Charles S. (Coach-office,) 54, Union-street, h. 27, Gordon-street

Rev. Charles, (Roman Catholic Chapel,) h. Chapel-court, 1, Jus- Francis, advocate, 28, Castle-street Qice-street

George, of Sheddocksley, h. Sheddocksley George, blacksmith, 73, Queen-street 1835-36 f 2 68 GOR—GOR

Gordon, George, merchant, h. 28, Chapel-street —— George, & Co. brewers, Hardgate George, plasterer, 21, Union-row George, painter, Northfield, Gilcomston

George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 191, Gallowgate

Hugh, and Co. manufacturers of copper and brass, dealers in fo-

reign and British iron, 89, Broad-street

James, (of Fraser & Gordon, seedsmen,) h. 126, King-street

James, teacher of mathematics, &c. 42, Green, and 6, Correc-

tion-wynd, h. 10, John- street

James, letter-carrier, 34, St. Andrew's-street James, grocer, 70, Green

James, painter, gilder, and lithographer, 12, Long-acre James, physician, 110, High-street, Old Aberdeen

James, & Co. coopers, 5, North-street

James, silk mercer, 79, h. 77, Union-street

James, grocer, 247, George- street

John Stewart, of Mosstown, h. 20, Bon-Accord-street John, beadle, (Union Chapel,) and funeral waiter, Commercial- court, 58, Castle-street

John, cabinet-maker, 16, St. Nicholas-lane, h. 12, Belmont-st. John, shoemaker, 72, George-street John, turner, 66, Gerard-street

John, traveller, (T. M'Combie & Co.) h. 12, Union-row

Lewis, merchant, h. Gordon's-court, 4, Schoolhill

Lewis, 10, Castle-street

Pryse Lockhart, 4, Dee-street

Peter, porter and spirit dealer, 100, h. 102, Gallowgate

& Reid, felt manufacturers, 9, Pork-lane Robert, wright, Mill-street Robert, gardener, Cornhill Cottage Samuel, vintner, 36, Guestrow Theodore, of Ythan Lodge, 14, Rose-street Thomas, builder, 22, Gordon-street 1835-36 GOR—GOW 69

Gordon, Thos. shipmaster, (Wellington,) Midklleton's Houses, Wales-

William, cork manufacturer, West-court, 32, Guestrow £st.

William, advocate, 14, Adelphi, agent for the Scottish Equitable

William, house carpenter, 1, Justice-st. [Assurance Company William, broker, Mackay's-court, 80, Gallowgate

Mrs. General, 9, Golden-square

Mrs. Alexander, of Newton, h. 151, Union-street

Mrs. Charles, leghorn and straw-hat maker, 5, George-street Mrs. Captain, 31, Marischal-street Mrs. Dr. Broomhill Mrs. Robert, 41, Union-place

Mrs. James, 1, Long-acre, and Gowan-brae, Causewayend Mrs. Ralph, 26, Dee-street Mrs. lodgings, 29, Union-street Mrs. grocer, and lodgings, Tanfield

Mrs. midwife, 17, Virginia-street

Mrs. midwife, 2, Trinity-corner

Mrs. broker, 17, Woolmanhill

Miss, of Leitcheston, 1 48, Union-street Miss Margaret, 69, Union-street

• Miss, dressmaker, Union-terrace Miss, wool merchant, 49, Queen-street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 50, Gordon-street

Misses, 1, Gallowgate

I Misses, Well of Spa

Misses, ladies' school, 12, Belmont-street

Gordon's Hospital, Schoohill [street Gossip, Robert, principal steward, City of Aberdeen steamer, Hanover-

T Gourly, W illiam, painter, glazier, gilder, and tea and spirit merchant,

6, Weigh-house-square Gouk, John, foreman, (Barry, Henry, & Co.) 6*0, Loch-street Mrs. feather-maker and dresser, 60, Loch-street Gove, Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 73, Netherkirkgate Gowan, Alexander, shipmaster, (Charleston,) Hanover-lane 1835-36 f 3 70 GOW—GRA

Gowie, Mrs. milliner, 27, Guestrow Grahame, Alexander, bass-maker, 56, East North-street Charles, vintner, Leslie's Houses, York-street Rev. Walter, 12, Belmont-street —— Mrs. lodgings, Ewen's-court, 42, Gallowgate Grange, John, vintner, Gilcomston Tavern, Gilcomston Granger, Robert, shipmaster, (Favourite, schooner,) St. Clement's-et. Mrs. North Lodge, 181, King-street Grant, Alexander, farmer, and precentor of Old Machar Church, 76, High-street, Old Aberdeen

Alexander, goldsmith, h. 73, Queen-street

Alexander, stabler, 1 , Back-wynd

Andrew, tailor, 191, Gallowgate David, excise-officer, Don-street, Old Aberdeen David, teacher of reading, English grammar, writing, arithmetic, and geography, &c.—school, 25, h. 27, Long-acre, and Prince's- Donald, wright, Jack's-brae Qfield Duncan, weaver, 97, Spital George, lodgings, Stewart's Buildings, Park-street George, mason, Upper Cotton James, shipmaster, (Red Rover,) 83, Shiprow

James, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, Woodside James, shoemaker, 16, Loch-street

James, advocate, 4, Huxter-row, h. 2, Langstane-place James, wholesale grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 62, Castle-street,

h. 9, Exchequer-court, 9, Exchequer-row James, & Co. jewellers, 33, Broad-street John & William, clothiers and haberdashers, 17> Broad-street,

Lauchlan, tailor, 4, Mealmarket-lane [/*. Crown-street

Peter, wright, Duthie's-court, 35, Guestrow, h. M 'Lean's-court,

Robert, dial- maker, 24, Frederick -street [50, Gallowgate

Robert, of Drumminner, h. 13, Carmelite-street

Simon, town -serjeant, 50, Queen-street

Thomas, & Co. bakers, 286, h. 288, George-street 1835-36 GRA—GRA

Grant, William, farmer, 67, High-street, Old Aberdeen

William, of Whitemyres, h. Whitemyres William, farmer, near Bridge of Don Mrs. 81, Shiprow

Mrs. straw-hat maker, 11, Shiprow

Mrs. teacher, Mitchell 's-court, 66, North-street

Mrs., & Jane Thorn, sick-nurses^ 7, Gaelic-lane Mrs. lodgings, Broadford Miss, housekeeper, Lunatic Asylum % - Miss, grocer, 66, Chapel-street Miss, Bourtie's-court, 19, Upperkirkgate Miss, Simpson's Houses, Crown-street

Misses, dressmakers, 97, Spital

Misses, of Monymusk, 3, Belmont-street

Grassie, Hary, feuar, Ashville Cottage, near Holburn-street

Gray, A. Farquhar, comptroller of customs, h. Union-terrace

—i— A. W. surgeon, Tanfield Alexander, (of Knight & Gray,) h. near Broadford Distillery

Alexander, stabler, 81, North-street Alexander, rope and twine manufacturer, 79, North-street

Rev. Andrew, (Woodside Chapel,) h. Tanfield

Andrew, hairdresser, 45, Quay Rev. Charles, Smith's-eourt, 49, Gallowgate

— D. C. clothier, 13, Broad-street, h. 11, Union-lane

George, late coast waiter, Webster's Houses, 9, Hanover-street — George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 58, Shiprow — George, shipmaster, (Dauntless,) 108, George-street -— James, lodgings, 47, Spital — James, flesher, 32, Wales-street-market, h. 7, Wales-street James, shoemaker, Jack's-brae

James, saddler, 11, Back-wynd

John, flesher, 5, Wales-street-market, h. 7, Wales-street John, & Co. tea merchants, 80, Union-street

John, (of J. G. & Co.) h. 11, Constitution-street [Xastle-st.

- - John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 17, h. Commercial-court, 58, 72 GRA—GRE

Gray, John, cooper and fish-curer, Canal-terrace, and 6, Castle-street,

h. 18, Frederick-street £don-st.

Peter, bookseller and stationer, 78, Broad-street, h. 24, Gor-

Robert, letter-carrier, Crown-court, Union-street

Robert, clerk to the Spital Burying-ground, 68, Spital

Robert, wright, 3, Blackfriars-street Watt, & Co. rope and twine manufacturers, 80, North-street

William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Cotton

William, flesher, Hardgate

William, flesher, 5, Wales-street-market, h. 23, Wales-street

. William, tea dealer and grocer, 39, Green, h. 2, Carmelite-street

William, 63, Spital, Old Aberdeen William, advocate, 136, King-street

. William, horse-hirer and vintner, 18, Frederick-street William, shoemaker, Simpson's-court, 139, Gallowgate

William, stocking manufacturer, Blackfriars-street, h. 24, Gor-

Mary, flesher, 32, Wales-street-market, h. 7, Wales-st. £don-st.

Mrs. straw-hat maker and milliner, 3, Blackfriars-street

Mrs. George, stocking merchant, 8, Upperkirkgate, h. Smith 's- court, 119, Gallowgate Mrs. Hugh, 79, Gallowgate Mrs. James, grocer, 53, Chapel-street Mrs. James, vintner, Nelson's Houses, St. Clements-street Mrs. Robert, lodgings, Crown-court, Union-street Mrs. 63, Spital Mrs. lodgings, Thomson's-court, 6l, Broad-street Mrs. sick-nurse, 162, George-street

Mrs. teacher, 29, St. Clement's-street Miss, straw-hat and dressmaker, 68, Spital

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Denburn-terrace Miss, Steps of Gilcomston

Misses, dressmakers, 14, Crown-street

Grayson, William, manufacturer, 8, Windy-wynd Green, John, mason, 90, Union-street 1835-36 GRE—GUA 73

Green, John, accountant and teller, Commercial Bank of Scotland's

Branch, h. 90, Union-street John, grocer, 28, College Bounds, Old Aberdeen

Ralph, hygeist, 2, Adelphi, h. 64, George-street

Greenfield, John, excise-officer, Holburn-street Greig, Alexander, weaver, 28, Wales-street

Andrew, vintner, 3, Long-acre

George, cart and plough wright, 92, h. 94, North-street James, teacher of languages, 98, North-street

James, shipbuilder, Footdee, h. Nigg

James, sworn timber measurer, wood merchant, agent for Mont- blairy Distillery, and Aitken's Falkirk ale — Office, 35, Marischal-street, h. 30, Constitution-street

James, shoemaker, 85, Queen-street, h. 71, North-street James, boot and shoemaker, 63, Windmill-brae

James, shoemaker, 6, Carnegie's-brae

John, cotton manufacturer, 2, Trinity-street, h. 14, Fisher-row John, cabinet-maker, 132, King-street

John, surgeon, R.N. 130, Union street

William, writer, 61, Netherkirkgate

William, vintner, 19, Lodge-walk ——— Mrs. James, 22, Adelphi, Union-street

Miss, straw-hat maker, 10, Virginia-street

Misses, milliners, 2, St. Nicholas-lane

Misses, dressmakers, milliners, and straw-hat makers, 63, Wind- Gregory, Mrs. vintner, Waterloo Quay Qmill-brae Grieve, Alexander, carrier, Machray s-court, 59, George-street John, japanner, 25, Chapel-street Griffith, William, Bexleyhill Cottage, Holburn-place

Grub, George, boot and shoemaker, 13, h. 12, College Bounds, Old George, hosier, 58, George-street ^Aberdeen Mrs, Alexander, vintner, Middlethird, Quay Guardian Fire, Life, and Annuity Insurance Office—A. Chivas, advo- cate, agent, National Bank-court, 42, Castle-street 1835-36 74 GUI—HAL

Guild, George, blacksmith, Ruthrieston

Gumi, Alexander, vintner, 6, Shiprow John, merchant, Ruthrieston

Robert, boot and shoemaker, 16, Causewayend

William, wright and furniture dealer, 7, Park-street

Mrs. dealer in old clothes, 3, Peacock's-close

Guthrie, Andrew, mate of the City of Aberdeen steamer, h. William Clark's Houses, Shoe-lane H

Hacket, Charles, merchant, h. Muirfield Cottage [[Union-street

Hadden, Alexander, manufacturer, (Leys, Masson, & Co.) h. 150, Alexander, & Sons, woollen manufacturers, and worsted spin-

Gavin, manufacturer, h. Union- grove [ners, Green

Gavin, jun. manufacturer, h. Union-grove

James, manufacturer, h. 150, Union-street

James Farquhar, manufacturer, h. Union-grove

Thomas Leys, manufacturer, h. 150, Union-street

William, tailor, 67, George-street Mrs. Glentanner Tavern, York-place —— Mrs. vintner, Cooperston-buildings Miss, teacher, 8, Trinity-corner Miss, dressmaker, 67, George-street Hagar, Mrs. Holburn-street

Hall, Alexander, shipbuilder, h. York-street, Footdee Alexander, & Co. shipbuilders, York-street, Footdee

• George, wood turner, Roper's- court, 107, Gallowgate James, shipbuilder, (of Alex. Hall, & Co.) York-street

John, merchant, 29, h. Exchange-court, Union-street

Harvey & John, wholesail and retail warehousemen, 29, Union-

street, up-stairs

Harvey, merchant, 29, Union-street, h. Rubislaw Den [street

Peter, flesher, 10, Wales-st.-market, h. Rainie's Houses, Wales-

. William, of (Alex. Hall & Co.) York-street, Footdee

Mrs. 4>3, Frederick-street 1835-36 HAL—HAY 75

Hall, Miss I., register office for servants, 86, George-street Hallilay, Mrs. 48, Dee- street

Hampton, William, stabler, 60, North-street

Hamilton, John, cutler, 9, h. 35, George-street

Miss, Chapel-court, 1, Justice-street

Miss, Eastfield

Hanson, Mrs. midwife, 44, Queen-street Harald, David, 16, Shiprow Hardie, Adam, boot and shoemaker, 153, George-street

James, advocate, and city chamberlain, h. 15, King-street

Hardy, Alexander, shore-potter, 6, Marischal-street

John, watch and clock maker, successor to John Gartly, 17, Harper, Alexander, (Baillie,) 47, Green £Huxter-row James, Morningfield, Rubislaw

Mrs. teacher, 1, Jopp's-lane

Harrow, George, flesher, 1, Wales-street-market, h. 18, Wales-street

William, flesher, 45 and 46, Wales-st.-market, h. 18, Wales-st. Mrs. midwife, 13, Huxter-row

Hart, Rev. Hugh, (Shiprow Chapel,) h. 70, Dee-street

Harvey, Alexander, of Broomhill, surgeon, 6, Belmont-street Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 121, Skene-street Charles, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 38, Gallowgate

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 5, St. Andrew's- street

Hatt, Duncan, tide waiter, 6, Catto-square

John, clerk, 11, Peacock's-close, Castle-street William, grocer, 252, George-street [Upperkirkgate

Hay, Alexander, japanner and clock-dial-maker, Farquhar's-court, 17, Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 86, Shiprow Rev. Alexander, (Baptist Chapel,) 85, Hutcheon-street Arthur, surgeon and apothecary, 25, Queen-street

Lord James, of Seaton, h. Seaton —— James, mason, 17, Hutcheon-street -— James, sen. -— grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 16, Woolmanhill, A. 1, Blackfriars-street 1835-36 76 HAY—HEN

Hay, James, jun. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 212, Gallowgate

James, & Co. clothiers and haberdashers, 25, Union-street, A. .1, Blackfriars-street

James, plasterer, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 1 5, Berry-lane

John, blacksmith, 6, Porthill

John, carver and gilder, 77> h. 75, Union-street

John, grocer, porter and spirit dealer, 24, h. 23, East North-st. Thomas, vintner, 10, Catto-square

William, tailor, 63, Chapel-street

Mrs. glove ingrafter, 12, St. Andrew's-street

Mrs. lodgings, Burn-court, 44, Upperkirkgate —-— Miss, housekeeper, Infirmary, 61, Schoobill Miss, Steps of Gilcomston

Miss, dress and stay-maker, 10, Catto-square

Hector, James, tea and spirit dealer, Holburn-street James, salmon-boiler, 6l, Commerce-street

Thomas, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, Cotton William Murray, tanner, 26, Loch-street William, skinner and tanner, 26, Loch-street William, shoemaker, 62, Spital

Mrs. Dr. 6, Broad-street Mrs. lodgings, 79, Spital

. Mrs. 9, Little Chapel Street

Henderson, Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 11, Wyndy-wind Andrew, steward, (Regent) Links-street

Andrew, clerk, (Bank of Scotland's Branch) h. 55, Loch-street

Charles, shipmaster, (Ann) 27, St. Clement's-street

Charles, builder, 5, Burnett's-close, Exchequer-row

Charles, tailor, 26, Frederick -street

Donald, tailor, Smith's-court, 21, Castle- street

Francis, advocate, office, 56, Bon-Accord-street

George, grain merchant, 2, Flourmill-brae, h. Leadside, Gilcom-

George, bird-stuffer, 16, Mealmarket-lane [ston

& Gillespie, painters and gilders, 5, Dee -street

James, builder and wood merchant, 6, Innes-street HEN—HEN //

Henderson, James, shipmaster, (Rotterdam Packet) 12, St. Clement-

street

James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 8, h. 9, High-street, Old

James, manufacturer, 2, Chapel-street [^Aberdeen —— James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Upper Denburn John, feuar, 247, George-street

Peter, ship-chandler, grocer, and spirit dealer, Waterloo-quay

Robert, shoemaker, 80, Skene-street, h. Upper Denburn

Captain Robert, r.n. 17, Union-place Robert, shoemaker, Upper Denburn

William, of Kepplestone, h. Kepplestone

Rev. William, Crown-street Academy, 14, Crown-street

William, clerk, (Patrick Simpson) h. 13, Marischal-street

William, late soap-maker, 55, Loch-street

William, builder, 43, Loch-street, and 91? Gallowgate

William, painter, h. 28, Summer-street

William, gunmaker, 85, h. 83, King-street William, m.d. 43, Schoolhill

W'illiam, jun, (Barry, Henry, & Co.) office, 60, h. 55, Loch-st.

Mrs. William, lodgings, 13, Marischal-street

• Mrs. William, Hadagain

Mrs. Captain, 17, Union-place

Mrs. vintner, Ruthrieston —— Mrs. vintner, Park-lane

Mrs, dressmaker, 3, Windy-wind

Mrs. George, vintner, Webster's-court, 72, Shiprow Miss, M'Lean's houses, George-street

Miss, 11, Constitution-street

Miss, dressmaker, 14, Crown-street

Hendry, James, wright, 20, North- street, h. 82, Queen-street

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 6, Schoolhill

- ' Miss, teacher of reading and sewing, Allan's houses, Causeway-

Miss, milliner, 82, Queen-street [>ncj —— Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 35, Gallowgate 1835-6 g —

78 HEN—HOG

Hendry, Miss, C. teacher of Piano-forte, Commercial-court, 58, Castle-

Henry, Alexander, furnishing tailor, 5, Guestrow [jstreet David, slater, 158, George-street

George, merchant, (Hugh Gordon & Co.) h. I, Gallowgate James, shoemaker, 14, Shoe-lane Trow

— Robert, chemist and druggist, 2, head of Shiprow, h. 25, Ship-

William, flesher, 35, Wales-street market, h. Hanover-street Mrs. George, vintner, 129, King-street Mrs. midwife, 64, Shiprow

Mrs. dealer in old clothes, 110, Skene-street

Hepburn, George, tailor, Cotton Heriot, Miss, 75, Union-street Hercules Insurance Co.— agents, James Nicol, advocate, 17, Adelphi,

Union-street; John Carr, Bank of Scotland ; and John Dun- can, advocate, 34, Marischal-street Hercules, Peter, cattle-dealer, 72, Causewayend

Herd, James, tailor, 28, Virginia-street Hervey, James, manufacturer, (Leys, Masson, & Co.) Grandholm He wit, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 12, Thistle-street

Hicks, Thomas, tailor, 28, Loch-street

Hill, Alexander, plasterer, 36, Causewayend

Archibald, tide-surveyor, 12, Prince- Regent-street

George, vintner, 12, Sugar-house-lane

Isaac, teacher, seminary, 19, Queen-street

Hird, George, painter, oil, and colour merchant, 114, George-street

Robert, sheriff-officer, 12, Chronicle-lane

Hodge, Andrew, excise-officer, h. Rosehill, Skene-square Robert, shipmaster, 24, James street

Thomas, superintendent of the Lunatic Asylum, Ju Rosemount- Hogarth & Co. merchants, Crown -terrace [terrace

George, jun. merchant, h. Crown-terrace

W7 illiam, merchant, Crown-terrace, h. Woodhill

Hogg, Alexander, umbrella manufacturer, 37, Upperkirkgate, h. 14, Fisher-row 1835-36 HOG—HUN 79

Hogg, James, hosier, (A. Hadden & Sons) h. Collie's houses, Kidd-

Peter, tinsmith, 48, h. 22, Green Pane William, musician, 50, Spital

Miss, 9, Denburn-terrace

Holme, John, Town-house attendant, h. 17, Huxter-row Holmes, Joseph, overseer of the harbour works, Clerihew's houses. Prince Kegent-street

Holland, Frederick, (of Richards & Co.) h. 83, Union-street

Hood, Captain James, late 9 1st regiment, Maybank Cottage, Hutcheon-

Horne, James, town-serjeant, 15, St. Nicholas-street [street

Horn, James, timber- merchant, Footdee, h. 2, Yeats-lane

James, shipmaster, (Scotia) 12, Marywell-place William, cabinet-maker, 92, Green

Hossack, James, & Co. grocers, tea, wine, and spirit merchants, 59,

Broad-street, h. Skene -square Mrs. James, Skene-square Misses, dressmakers and milliners, Skene-square Howie, Alexander, shoemaker, Holburu-street

• Gilbert, tailor, 78, Gallowgate Hughes, James, Gordon's Hospital Lodge, Schoolhill Humphrey, John, advocate, 109, King-street William, 108, King-street — Miss, Skene-street

Hunt, Mrs. 6, Broad-street Hunter, Alexander, shoemaker, 109, High-street, Old Aberdeen

Alexander, overseer and mason, h. 23, Windy-wynd

George, coal-broker— office, 54, Quay, h. Brebner's-court, (1st

door, left hand) 83, Shiprow James, mason, 22, Windy-wynd John Mackenzie, clerk of excise, 114, King-street

John, tea, wine, and spirit merchant,, 59, h. 109, High-street, Old Aberdeen

John, late farmer, Glenkindy, 28, Skene-street

Robert, late supervisor of excise, 28, Spital 1835-36 g 2 80 HUN—ING

Hunter, William, tailor, 1, Huxter-row, h. 13, Exchequer-row William, overseer of the heckling department, (Grandbolm

works,) h. Cotton Mrs. T. 46, Skene-terrace Mrs. William, haberdasher, Cotton

Mrs. and Miss, 42, Marischal -street —— Miss, Tuscan and straw-hat maker, warehouse, 44, Queen-street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 39 Bon- Accord-street Hurry, James, wright, 52, Skene-street

William, nail and tack manufr. 9, Park-street, h. 24, Justice-st.

Husband, David, manager, (Aberdeen Salmon Co.) 2, Fish-street

Hutcheon, Alexander, upholsterer, 87, King-street, h. 86, Queen-st* George, gardener, Rosemount

James, marble and stone cutter, h. 84, George-street Mrs. H. Broadford

Hutcheson, James, vintner, 2, Don-street Hutchison, James, shipmaster, (Sportsman) York-streeS Hutchieson, A. hairdresser and perfumer, 94, George-street

Hutton, Charles, gardener, 5, Spital

William, slater, 45, Chapel-street

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Imlay, Alexander, printer, 20, h. 22, Long-acre Imperial Life Insurance Office—Alexander Dingwall Fordyce, agent, Millburn Cottage QKing-street Imperial Fire Insurance Office, — John Smith, Architect, agent, 142,

Imray, John, beadle, (Bon- Accord Church) funeral waiter, h. 18, Skene-street Robert, 44, Skene-street

Infirmary, 6l, Woolmanhill

Inglis, Alexander, bookbinder, stationer, and circulating library, 63,

Gallowgate, h. 51, Causewayend

George, merchant, (of Pirie, Inglis, & Co.) h. 60, Dee-street

George, grocer, 25, School hill 1835-36 ING—IRO 81

Inglis, James, blacksmith, 18, Albion-street

John, shoemaker, 15, Hutcheon-street

John, vintner, 38, Spital

Ingram, Mrs. leather merchant, 63, h. Thomson's-court, 61, Broad-st.

James, furnishing tailor, 14, Guestrow, h. 32, Summer- street

Innes, Alexander, dyer, 10, h. 9, Innes-street George, watch and clock maker, and astronomical calculator, 5,

h. 7, Skene street George, cotton manufacturer, 171, George-street, h. Loanhead John, hairdresser, Well of Spa

John, thread manufacturer, 14, John-street John, land-surveyor, 22, Union-place

John, merchant- tailor, Prospect-cottage, Ruthrieston Thomas, wright, 57, High-street, Old Aberdeen —— Mrs. lodgings, 16, Long-acre Mrs. lodgings, Crnden's-court, 22, Broad-street Mrs. dressmaker, Prospect-cottage, Ruthrieston —— Mrs. James, (Meiklefolla) 57, Chapel-street Mrs. John, midwife, Hanover-street

Mrs. midwife, 9, Long-acre Miss, (Mrs. Donald's) 251, Union-street Miss, Skene-terrace £Littlejohn- street

Inspector of weights for town and county, John Blaikie, office, 15,

Inston, Henry, tailor, 37, Quay Insurance Company of Scotland, (Fire) —Alexander Gibbon, advocate,

1, Huntly-street, and William Skinner, advocate, 84, Union-

street, agents

Ireland, Alexander, baker and confectioner, 81, h, 79, Bon-Accord-st.

Ironside, George, flaxdresser, 320, George-street

John, mealseller, 71, Green —— John, clerk, (W. Duthie) h, 5, Yeats-lane William, wright, Well of Spa [gate

William, & Co. grocers, tea, and spirit dealers, 24, Upperkirk-

t ' • William, vintner, 17, Loch-street 1835-36 g 3 82 IRV-JAF

Irvine, Alexander, paper manufacturer, Peterculter, h. 51, Marischal- street Alexander, & Co, paper manufacturers, 49, Marischal-street

Francis, surgeon — Dispensary, 69, h. 68, High-street, Old Aberdeen

Ensign James, Aberdeenshire Militia, 15, High-street, Old James, of Springbank, Kittybrewster [Aberdeen James, Broadford John, shoemaker, 21, Long-acre

John, guard (Aberdeen and Ballater coach) h. 18, Lodge-walk William, advocate, 46, Marischal-street Mrs. (late of Towie) Belmont-street Miss, milliner, 22, James-street

Izat, David, jeweller, 23, St. Clement-street J

Jack, John, dealer in linen table cloths, harden, &c. 2, Union-lane

Robert, druggist, 51, Castle-street, h. 23, Frederick-street Robert, brewer of ginger beer, 23, Frederick-street

William, d.d. principal of King's-college, h. 37, College-bounds^ Old Aberdeen

William, boot and shoemaker, 54, Loch-street William, shipmaster, (Swift) 23, Frederick-street Mrs. William, midwife, Upper Denburn Mrs. midwife, Crombie's court, 33, Park-street

Jackson, William, boot and shoemaker, 15, Huxter-row, h. 20, North-

Jaffray, Alexander, wright, Plasterer's- court, 70, Gallowgate [street Andrew, stabler, 18, North-street

James, leather seller, 11, h. Crown-court, 36, Upperkirkgate James, vintner, Seaton-gate, Old Aberdeen

James, shipmaster, (Craigievar) 34, Virginia-street John, vintner, Bridge of Don Robert, cartwright, Seaton-dykes, Old Aberdeen

Robert, leather dealer, boot and shoemaker, 32, Upperkirkgate, h. Crown-court, Upperkirkgate 1835-36 JAF—JAM 83

Jaffray, William, shipmaster, Park-street Miss, 48, Don-street, Old Aberdeen James, Alexander, cooper, Pork-lane Mrs. Union-terrace

Jamieson, Alexander, late Royal Artillery, drill-serjeant, Gordon's

Hospital, h. 2, Huntly-street

Alexander, cutler, 12, Lodge-walk, h. Park-street Alexander, vintner, 39, Park-street [Brewery —— Charles, mealseller and vintner, Spa-street, near Gilcomston George, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 2, and 3, King-street,

h. 10, King-street George, shore-porter, 54, Shiprow

James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 1, Justice-street, k. Albion- court, 18, Castle-street

James, clerk, (H. Macswein) h. 79, Shiprow

James, surgeon, 4, Castle-brae

John, druggist, 90, Broad-street, h. 5, High-street, Old Aberdeen John, mason, Denburn-terrace

John, salt and coal agent— Office, 3, James-street, h. 26, Chapel- Joseph, shore-porter, 14, Shiprow [street Robert, writer, Exchequer-row Thomas, turner, 58, North-street

William, jeweller, 87, Broad-street, h. 31, Union-place —— William, grocer, 29, Quay, h. Mountpleasant, Canal- side —— William, confectioner, 37, George-street William, shoemaker, 23, h. 109, High-street^ Old Aberdeen

William, house-carpenter, Holburn- street

William, teacher, Cotton

William, patrole, suburbs, Ann-street

William, late farmer, 9, Chapel-street Mrs. James, John-street Mrs. Jamieson's-court, 40, Shiprow Jamson, Culbert, shipmaster, (Braemar) Copland's-houses, York-street John, shipmaster, (Orient) Prince Regent-street 1835-36 84 JAM—JOH

Jamson, Richard, late shipmaster, ()4, Union-street Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 64, Union-street Jeans, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, York-street Jenkins, Robert, hairdresser and perfumer, 3, St. Nicholas-street, k.

2, St. Nicholas-lane Jessiman, James, bookbinder, 36, Park-street John, mason, 23, Frederick-street

Johnston, Alexander, bookseller and stationer, Charlotte-street

Alexander, tailor, 103, Skene-street

. Alexander, wholesale tea dealer, 14, Justice-street

Alexander, w.s. chambers, 233, Union-street h. Viewfield

. Andrew, merchant, (Philip & Taylor) h. !2, Guestrow

David, (of Allan & Johnston) h. 14, Carmelite-street George, veterinary surgeon, 49, Queen-street George, gardener, Seaton-dykes George, advocate, 40, Netherkirkgate James, mealseller, 48, Virginia-street James, accountant, Aberdeen Bank, h. 44, Skene-terrace __„— James, sen. clothier and haberdasher, 19, Union-buildings, h. 62, Dee street

James, messenger-at-arms, 9; Huxter-row

James, slater, 31, Windmill-brae John, vintner, 31, Charles-court, Upperkirkgate

John, late shipmaster, 54, Virginia-street

' . John, grocer, Old Bridge of Don, and also at Don-view, New Bridge of Don —— John, merchant, 55, Gallowgate

. John, blacksmith, 75, Gallowgate [Black's-buildings

Joseph, umbrella manufacturer, 2, Blackfriars-street, h. 13, —— Robert, merchant, 47, Marischal-street, h. Viewfield

. Samuel, merchant, 23, Gallowgate, h. 3, Drum's-lane —— William, late overseer of salmon-fishings, Don-view, New Bridge of Don

i William, jun. tobacco manufacturer, (T. Craig & Co.) h. Benyden 1835-36 JOH—KEI 85

Johnston & Laird, tailors, 29, Broad street Mrs. Andrew, 14, St. Clement's-street

Mrs. lodgings, and forms let out for funerals, &c. 8, Litlejohn -st.

Mrs. of Viewfield, h. Viewfield Mrs. midwife, Mutton-brae ^buildings

Mrs. Jean, waiter at the Bath-rooms, Sea-beach, 13, Black's- Miss, dressmaker, Jopp's-court, 31, Gallowgate Misses, Calsay-seat

Jolly, George, mealseller, 46, Frederick-street

Jones, Edward, shoemaker, 16, Peacoek's-close

Major, (E. I. Co.'s service) h. Cooperston-buildings Jopp, Alexander, advocate, Jopp's-court, 31, Gallowgate

William, (of Allardyce & Jopp) h. Elmhill Mrs. Andrew, Elmhill

Joss, John, wright, Upper Denburn William, gardener, Seaton-garden, Old Aberdeen William, wright, 216, George-street

Jourdan, Mrs. I, Affleck -place, Affleck-street

Justice-mills, Holburn-street

K

Katon, Mrs. 1, Church-street Kay, Charles, cart-wright, 37, Don-street, Old Aberdeen* James, dyer, Fowler's-wynd, Green John, teacher, Park-street ^ Miss, cook and poultry shop, 56, Shiprow

Kean, James, tailor, 41, Causewayend Keard, Alexander, teacher of music, 32, Green

Keir, Mrs. Robert, vintner, 46, Broad-street [[perkirkgate

Keith, Alexander, & Son, house and sign painters, Ross'-court, 6, Up-

David, advocate, Town-house, h. Hill of Pitfodels

James, druggist, Union-place, h. 5, East North-street

John, vintner, 4, Shoe-lane 1835-36 86 KEI—KEN

Keith, John, merchant tailor, 8, Netherkirkgate, h. 5, East North-st.

John, flesher, 28, Wales-street, h. Park-street

« William, surgeon, 2, Union-place - William, 55, North-street William, slater, 71, Chapel-street William, hotel, tavern, and lodgings, 24, Quay

William, tailor, M'Lean's-court, 50, Gallowgate William, shoemaker, Hardgate

Mrs. printer, 7, Long-acre

-—— Mrs. John, flesher, 35, Wales street market, h. A. Webster's houses, Hanover-street

Miss, dressmaker, 10, Justice-lane —— Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Ross'-court, 6, Upperkirkgate Kelly, John, merchant, h. 84, George-street

Mrs. grocer, 1, St. Andrew's-street

Kelman, Alexander, mealseller, 16, St. Clement-street

James, merchant, 3, Castle-street, h. 82, Skene-street

J. cooper, 7, h. 10, vVoolmanhill

•=—— William, surgeon, 2, Church-street William, rope and twine manufacturer, Hutcheon-street

William, tailor, 52, Quay, h. 43, Skene-street Kemlo, Gideon, miller, Don Mills

• — ' Mrs. grocer, Short -loanings

Kemp, Alexander, (of Wm. Kemp & Co.) h. 27, Frederick-street

J. provision seller, 75, George-street

Peter, manufacturer, 104, h. 103, Shiprow

Robert, grain merchant and tacksman of the Ferryhill Mill, office

12, Trinity-corner, h. 27, Frederick-street

William, & Co. grocers, tea and spirit dealers, 106, King-street

-—— Mrs. William, 27, Frederick-street Kenn, William, wire worker, 22, East North -street

William, renovator of clothes, 8, Flourmillbrae, h. 7, Huntly-st. Si Kennedy, Andrew, shoemaker, 14, Commerce-street _— William, advocate, 46, Marischal-street 1835-36 KEN—KIN 87

Kennedy, Mrs. broker, Gardener's lane Kenneth, Mrs. teacher, 42, College-street Keir, Peter, shipmaster, (James Lumsden) 18, Commerce-street Kesr, David, surgeon, 97, Union-street David, ropemaker, Canal- road, Causewayend

« James, sexton, office, 30, Schoolhill, h. 13, Mutton-brae James, shipmaster, (Bon -accord) 53, Commerce-street

— James, painter, 6, Schoolhill, h. Gordon's-court, 4, Schoolhill Robert, shipmaster, (Middleton) Reid's Houses, York-street

William, boot and shoemaker, 13, Skene-terrace

William, grocer and spirit dealer, 88, h. 130, Union-street

Mrs. Dr. 3, Drum's lane

Miss, teacher, 8, Huntly-street

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 1, Catherine-street

Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 3, Drum's-lane Kessack, James, shoemaker, 141, George-street Kidd, B. F. R., a.m., Skene-square John, boot and shoemaker, 241, George-street

William, baker, 46, h. 48, George-street Mrs. broker, 57, North-street Kilgour, Alexander., m.d., 21, Gallowgate & Co. tobacco and snuff manufacturers, 44, Netherkirkgate

James, merchant, h. 29, Bon- Accord-terrace

Patrick, of Woodside, h. Woodside

Mrs. Thomas, 8, Chanonry? Old Aberdeen

Kiloh, James, tailor, 20, Fisher-row —— James, & Co. stoneware merchants, 48, George-street

John, bookseller, stationer, and engraver, 107, h- 211, Union-st. Mrs. John, Boarding and Day School, 211, Union-street Miss, straw-hat maker, 20, Fisher-row

King, Charles, furnishing tailor, Jopp's-court, 40, Broad street George, bookseller, stationer, and depositary of the Tract So-

ciety, 36, St. Nicholas-street, h. 57, Chapel- street Walter, cutler, 140, Gallowgate 1835-36 88 KTN—KYD

King, William, wright and cabinet-maker, 19, Gordon street, A. 11, Kinloch, Miss, 15, Golden-square £Huntly-street Kinnear, William, lodgings, Spiral William, gardener, 162, George-street

Mrs. James, vintner, Holburn -street Kirkland, Mrs. 65, Dee -street Kirton, George, agent, Exchange-court, Union-street

Kitson, Henry, teacher of music, Farquhar's-court, 17, Upperkirkgate

Knight & Gray, coachmakers, 5, Chronicle-lane George, & Co., confectioners and grocers, 49, Union-street James, gardener, Cornhill

James, coach maker, (of Knight & Gray,) h. 17, Constitution-st.

John, saddler, 43, Queen-street, h. 17, Constitution-street

Robert, saddler, h. 31, Frederick-street \Ji. 8, Golden-square Wni. ll.d., professor of natural philosophy, Marischal College, <—— Mrs. George, confectioner, h. 2, Adelphi Miss, dressmaker, 31, Frederick-street

Knowles, Alexander, 1, Langstane-place, Dee-street

Alexander, wright, 4, Causewayend

George, flesher, 38 and 39, Wales-street-market, h. 23, Wales-st.

James, flesher, 11, Wales-street- market, h. 2, Wales-street

Thomas, flesher, 40, Wales-street-market, h. Thomas Webster's

Houses, Hanover- street

William, timber merchant, Footdee, h. York-place

William, flesher, 4, Wales-street-market, h. 23, Wales-street Misses, dressmakers, 71, King-street

Knox, Arthur, cabinet-maker, Bon-Accord-lane, h. Salter's- court, 39, John, (of day police,) Canal-side, Mounthooly [Loch-st.

John, meal and provision seller, 187, Gallowgate & Machray, mail contractors, 61, Union-street

W7 illiam, mail and coach contractor, 61, Union-street, h. 14, Mrs. lodgings, 54, Quay £Silver-st.

Kowalewski, teacher of languages, 2, Summer-street Kyd, James, road overseer, Holburn-street 1835-36 KYN—LAN 89

Kynoch, John, hairdresser, Cotton

Ninian, merchant, h. 60, Gordon-street

Ninian, grocer and spirit dealer, 64, Spital

Laidlaw, Mrs. William, spirit dealer, 67, h. 69, Shiprow Laing, Alexander, weaver, h. Crown-court, 36, Upperkirkgate

Alexander, flesher, 1, Back-wynd, h. Hardgate dimming, 54, Summer-street

Herod, 1 1 , Drum's-lane James, overseer, (John Gill & Sons' quarry, Rubislaw,) h. 32, Summer-street

James, ironmonger, 98, Union-street, h. Crown-court, 36, Upperkirkgate James, hairdresser, 28, Park-street

John, cotton manufacturer, Porthill, h. 39, Long-acre John, quarrier, Holburn-street Robert, Abergeldie carrier—lodgings, Durie's, 6, Back-wynd Serjeant Robert, 69, George-street

William, m.d. 7, Golden-square

Mrs. John, perfumer, 67, h. 69, Union-street

Mrs, John, midwife, 7, Carnegie's- brae

Mrs. Robert, lodgings, 14, Commerce-street Misses, Keppleston Cottage, Rubislaw

Laird, John, brewer, Newbridge, h. Hardgate William, merchant, Lower Denburn

Lamb, David, flesher, Wales-street-market, h. 42, Park-street

—— George, flesher, 36, Wales-street-market, h. 42, Park-street James, cart and plough wright, Ruthrieston Lambert, Miss, boarding-school, Union-terrace

Lamond, James, of StrandufF, h. Lamond's-court, 49, Upperkirkgate

Lamont, Mrs. George, teacher of English and sewing, 4, Gaelic-lane Lansdown, Mrs. Angusfield 1835-36 h 90 LAN—LAW

Lancasterian School, (Boys,) Blackfriars-street—William P. Smith, teacher, h. 46, Windmill -brae Lancasterian School, (Girls,) Charlotte-st. —Miss Morren, teacher, 20, Latto, Andrew, confectioner, 40, h. 38, Woolmanhill £ Dee-street Lauder, Mrs. stamper of patterns for embroidering and braiding, 21, Launie, Mrs. 13, Union-place [Loch-street Laurie, David, comb and spoon manufacturer, 110, George-street

Thomas, founder, (of J. Abernethy & Co.) h. Ferryhill William, comb-maker, 46, Shiprow

— William, tea and spirit merchant, and agent, 11, Marischal-st.

h. 11, Constitution-street

William, bookbinder, circulating library, 169, Union-street, h. Cruickshank's-court, 46, Shiprow

Law, George, shipmaster, (Effort,) 2, Baltic-street

John, baker, 60, h. 58, Shiprow

• John, mealseller, 7, Commerce-street Robert, manufacturer, 37, Castle-street Robert, shoemaker, Cotton

——- Samuel, boot and shoemaker, h. Rosemount

William, boot and shoemaker, 140, Union-street, h. East Ruth- Mrs. lodgings, 25, Guestrow Q-ieston Misses, dressmakers, 35, Shiprow

Lawrance, Andrew, clothier, and purchaser of all kinds of ladies' and

gentlemen's wearing apparel, hats, shoes, and boots, 208,

George -street James, manufacturer and brewer, Skene-square

James, cart and plough wright, Hoi burn-street

John, (of Martin & Lawrance,) h. Ewen's-court, 42, Gallowgate John, brass-founder, 29, Guestrow

John, tailor, 1, Mealmarket-lane

Mrs. Thomas, midwife, 11, Innes-street [Shiprow

Lawrence, Misses, dressmakers and milliners, Brebner's-court, 83,

Laws, William, cart and plough wright, King-st.-road, Old Aberdeen

Lawson, Francis, blacksmith, 2, h. 4, Don -street, Old Aberdeen 1835-36 LAW—LEI 91

Lawson, John, farmer, 24, High-street, Old Aberdeen William, (Devanha Brewery,) Devanha

William, jun. cooper, Devanha, h. 14, Marywell-etreet William, gardener, (Devanha House,) Devanha

Mrs. glove-maker, 19? St. Andrew's-street Mrs. 11, Canal-terrace

Leaper, George, vintner, 13, Trinity-street

Leask, Alexander, shipmaster, (Portsoy, of Portsoy,) h. 4, Shore-lane

Alexander, late farmer, 82, Spital, Old Aberdeen George, advocate— office, 21, h. 22, Adelphi

George, commercial agent, Exchange-court, Union -street, h. 79, George, vintner, King-street-road, Old Aberdeen £King-st.

James, ship-joiner, St. Clement's-street, h. 10, Virginia-street

Thomas, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 16, h. 17, High-street,

William, late shipmaster, 10, Justice-lane [[Old Aberdeen William, shipmaster, (Isabella, sloop,) Brebner's-court, 83,

William, tailor, Well-court, 14, Broad-street £Shiprow

Mrs. 3, Shore-brae

Ledingham, James & John, teachers of English, elocution, writing,

and arithmetic, Duthie's-court, 35, Guestrow, h. 7, Correc- tion-wynd John, book-deliverer, 138, Skene-street Robert, advocate, 75, King-street

William, late merchant, 19, Hutcheon-street

Lefevre, John, renovator of ladies' and gentlemen's apparel, 19, Joseph, hairdresser, 90, North-street ^George-street Miss, feather-dresser, 15, Woolmanhill

Legg, James, tinsmith, 45, h. 46, Netherkirkgate

William, miller, Justice-mills

Legget, Theophilus., of Millbank, h. Millbank

Leigh, John, excise officer, Holburn-street Leighton, David, of the customs, 47, Castle-street

James, letter carrier, Charles-street, Broadford -— John, wright, Orchard-lane, Old Aberdeen 1835-36 h 2 92 LEI—LES

Leighton, John, mealseller, 20, St. Clement's-street

Robert, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 27, h. 25, Green Leitch, Robert, shipmaster, (Henry Michie,) 58, Quay

Leith, Alexander, dyer and renovator, Lawrance's Houses, Steps of 1

George, shoemaker, Broadford [[Gilcomston 1

George, shoemaker, 4, Wales-street

John, late coppersmith, Cooperston-buildings Thomas, road contractor, 115, Gallowgate Mrs. Francis, Holburn-street

Mrs. late of Whitehaugh, h. 5, Union-place

Mrs. of Overhall, h. 13, Chanonry, Old Aberdeen Mrs. broker, 25, East North-street Misses, of Freefield, 22, Silver-street Leonard, Miss, teacher, 26, East North-street

Leslie, Alexander, 4, Huntly-street Alexander, shipmaster, (Albion,) 40, Constitution-street George, shipmaster, (Fame,) Crown-street

George, grocer, 112, h. Ill, Gallowgate [^market-lane

George, writer, Record Office, 27, King-street, h. 4, Meal- —— John, shoemaker, 7, Hanover-street John, shoemaker, 5, Renny's-wynd

John, cotton manufacturer, 34, h. 32, Woolmanhill

John, late goldsmith, h. 87, Gallowgate John, of Powis, Powis House, near Old Aberdeen John, shipmaster, (William,) 59, Virginia-street

John, shipmaster, (Triumph,) 7, Constitution-street

- Peter, tailor, 69, George-street Peter, mason, 77, Chapel-street

Robert, porter and spirit dealer, 4, h. 25, Shiprow

Thomas, vintner, York-street

William, of Warthill, h. 27, Bon-Accord-terrace — William, surgeon, 20, Adelphi, Union-street — William, shoemaker, Seaton-gate, Old Aberdeen — William, tailor, 6, St. Catherine's-wynd 1835-36 LES—LIG 93

Leslie, William, jun. grocer, tea, spirit and wine dealer, 31, h. 30,

i William, flesher, 52, Castle-street, h. 34, Schoolhill [North-st.

William, yost. grocer, 4, Meal market-lane

William, builder, 43, Dee-street

Mrs. Theodore, (late of Premnay,) h. Rubislaw Villa

Mrs. vintner, 7, Weigh-house-square Mrs. 42, Union-place

Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 9, Virginia-street Misses, lodgings, 89, Spital Misses, straw-hat makers, 46, Dee-street Misses, Don-street, Old Aberdeen Misses, 64, Broad-street Levie, George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 42, h. 54, Quay

Henry, shipmaster, (Cyrus,) 1, Marischal-street John, shipmaster, (Helen,) 20, East North-street

Robert, boot and shoemaker, 9, Marischal-st. h. 5, Castle-brae

William, shipmaster, (Ardent,) 2, Baltic-street

William, shoemaker, 56, h. 58, Quay William, (L. M. & Co.) 90, Shiprow

Leys, Alexander, flesher, liardgate

Alexander, vintner, 1 1, Chronicle-lane George, vintner and brewer, 65, North-street Masson, & Co. manufacturers, 89 and 90, Shiprow

Peter, mealseller and vintner, 8, Gerard-street

Lickly, Henry, & Co. tailors, 73, Queen-street

Liddle, James, farrier, 10, Loch-street Ligertwood, Alexander, mason, 13, Chronicle-lane

James, wright, Ligertwood's-court, 73, George-street, A. 15, Chronicle-lane

-—- James, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, 124, King-street, h. 13, Chronicle-lane

Thomas, late merchant, 126, King-street Mrs. Peter, vintner, Footdee Miss, 21, Summer-street 1835-36 h 3 94 LIN—LOW

Lindsay, James, Lieut. R.N., 18, Prince Regent-street

Roger, mealseller, 60, h. Ligertwood's-court, 77, George-street William, boot and shoemaker, 46', Gordon-street Mrs. Alexander, mealseller, Chapel-lane

Mrs. 11, Union-place

Miss, milliner and dressmaker, Bourtie's-court, 1 9, Upperkirkgate

Linklater, James, shipmaster, (Florence,) h. 6, Garvock's-lane Lister & Alexander, teachers of English and sewing, 56, Queen-street Lithographic Printing-Office, 44, Upperkirkgate

Littlejohn, Alexander, gardener, 89, Spital James, woollen draper and furnisher of gentlemen's apparel,

132, Union-street, h. South Crown-street

William, cashier, Aberdeen Town and County Bank Livingston, Mrs. Dr. 11, Virginia-street

Lloyd's Agent at Aberdeen, Arthur Thomson, 25, Marischal -street

Loban, James, manager of the Durham Coffee-room, 7, Trinity-street,

h. 54, Gerard-street Lochall, Mrs. lodgings, 13, George-street

Logan, Charles, provision seller, 8, St. Andrew's-street Charles, shipmaster, (Walter Hamilton,) Links-street

Mrs. James, lodgings, Brebner's-court, 10, Castle-street Mrs. John, dressmaker, 52, Quay

Miss, lodgings, 2, Summer-street London Hat Warehouse, 31, Broad-street, and 14, Guestrow —— Union Assurance Fire Office and Annuities—William Gray, advocate, agent, 136, King-street

Longmuir, David, inspector of police, Donald's-court, 20, Schoolhill Nathaniel, constable, Leadside, Gilcomston

John, shipmaster, (New Astley,) 12, Mary well -street

Miss, ladies' school, Donald's-court, 20, Schoolhill

Low, Alexander, (Milne, Foulerton, & Co.) h. Mackie-place

- Alexander, merchant, ^.51, Schoolhill Ernest, bookbinder, 22, Woolmanhill —— George, engineer, (J. Duffus, & Co.) 12, St. Clement's-street 1S35-36 —

LOW—LYA 99

Low, George, (of Matthews & Low,) h. St. Andrew's-street

James, dyer, 50, h. 49, Loch-street James, advocate, agent for the United Kingdom Life Assurance Co., and clerk to the Commutation Road Trustees of the 9th

or town of Aberdeen district, 72, King-street John, shoemaker, 108, John-street Joseph, gardener, Belmont Cottage Robert, merchant, 51, Schoolhill - Mrs. lodgings, 79, George-street Mrs. vintner, 14, Frederick-street Mrs. lodgings, Craigwell-place

Mrs. dressmaker, 9, Blackfriars-street Miss, dressmaker, 79, George-street

Lumsden, Alexander, sheriff-officer, Cotton

Clements, advocate, h. Ferryhill -house

& Elsmie, merchants, 95, Union-street

George, late farmer, 63, Dee-street

i Harry, merchant, St. Catherine's-wynd, h. Ashgrove

Harry, merchant, 32, Union-street, h. Berrybank Henry, of Tilvvhilly, 255, Union-street Henry & Clements, advocates, Union-terrace

James, clothier, 65, Union-street, h. 63, Dee-street

John, merchant, h. Dee-mouth, Clayhills

—- John, (Zebina, schooner,) 1 9, Commerce-street

John, merchant, 25, h. 23, Broad-street

William, merchant, 58, Union-street, h. 57, Schoolhill

Mrs. of Belhelvie, h. Union-terrace

• Miss, 34, Long-acre

Lunan, John, wright, Salter's- court, 39, Loch-street —— William, clock and watchmaker, 12, Thistle-street

William, wright, 7, St. Andrew's-street

I Miss, dressmaker, 43, Huntly-street Lunatic Asylum, Clerkseat—Thomas Hodge, superintendent Lyall, Alexander, late comptroller of customs, East Craibston-street 1835-36 96 LYA—MAC

Lyall, George, & Co. silk-mercers, 99, h. 97, Union-street Lyell, Alexander, customs, 162, Union-street West George, town-serjeant, 13, Huxter-row

John, Register- grate, stove, and gun-maker, 126, h. 130, Union- street—manufacturing house, Back-wynd Mrs. William, 162, Union-street Mrs. William, lodgings, Orchard-lane, Old Aberdeen

Mrs. 3, Affleck-place Mrs. lodgings, 14, College Bounds, Old Aberdeen Misses, dressmakers, milliners, and corset-makers, 162, Union-8t.

Lyon, Alexander, tailor, 13, John-street

James, bookbinder, (John Philip,) 8, Shoe-lane

John, wright, 1, Holburn-street

T W illiam, shoemaker, Ruthrieston

William, pawnbroker, 35, Netherkirkgate, h. 3, Black's-buildings

Mrs. midwife, 3, Black's-buildings [gate

p Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Farquhar's-court, 17, Upperkirk- M Macaldowie, Peter, plasterer, W. Milne's-court, 60, Gallowgate

Macallan, David, upholsterer, (of Allan & Macallan,) h. Strawberry- Mrs. Canal-side, Mounthooly [bank Macaulay, Alexander, grocer, and register-office, 32, Long-acre

Macdonald, Alexander, advocate, 25, Marischal-st. k. 20, James-street

. Alexander, sen. shipmaster, 20, James-street

. Alexander, marble and stone-cutter, 60, King-street, h. 5, East

North-street [[street

• John, bookseller, 3, South Silver-street, h. 25, Bon-Accord- Macfarlane & Co. general merchants and agents, 103, Union-street

Mrs. Peter, 1, Alford-place

Machray, Alexander, dyer, 79, h. 77, Woolmanhill Alexander, teacher of Greyfriars Parish School— Branches taught, reading, English grammar, geography, writing, and arithmetic —Mounthooly, Gallowgatehead 1835-36 MAC—M'C 97

Machray, George, druggist, 54, Broad-street, h. 2, Long-acre Isaac, Royal Hotel, 63, Union-street Peter, guard of the New Times, 60, Green

Robert, advocate, 16, Queen- street

Mackay, David, confectioner, 45, h. 47, George-street John, manufacturer, Leadside, Gilcomston

Maclean, Samuel, bookseller, 8, Union-street, h. 8, John-street M e Andrew, J. hairdresser, 83, Green

Lewis, tailor, 89, Chapel-street

M'Bay, Alexander, flesher, 2, Reform-stand, George-street

M'Bean, Alexander, cooper, 1, North-street, h. 17, Shoe-lane Colquhoun, (Richard Cruickshank,) 41, North-street Daniel, & Co. 98, Chapel-street

Mrs. late of Alves, 36, Skene-terrace Miss, dressmaker, milliner, and straw-hat maker, King-st.-road, M'Cloay, William, broker, 93 and 108, Gallowgate [Old Aberdeen

M'Combie, Charles, provision seller, Ann-street Dunn, & Co. tobacco and snuff manufacturers, 15, Green

George, stabler, 4, Harriot-street

James Boyn, advocate, 4, Golden-square

James, clerk, New Inn, 5, Castle-street

Rev. Robert, 2, Little Belmont-street Thomas, & Co. tobacco and snuff manufacturers, 51, Nether-

William, of Easter Skene, h. Easter Skene [kirkgate

William, broker, 15, h. 27, Woolmanhill

—— Mrs. Peter, 2, Charlotte-street

Mrs. of Richmondhill, h. Richmondhill [therine's-wynd

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Union-street, entry, 2, St. Ca- M'Conochie, Alexander, English and mercantile academy, 13, Crown-

street, h. Machray's- court, 13, Bon- Accord-street

G. C. teacher of writing, 115, Union-st. h. 13, Bon-Accord-st.

William, clerk, (Gordon, Barron, & Co.) h. Skene-square

T : W il)iam, pawnbroker, Ross s-court, 6, Upperkirkgate

|| William, grocer and stoneware merchant, Skene-square 1835-36 98 M'C—M'D

M'Conochie, Mrs. lodgings, 14, Littlejohn-street

M'Condack, Harry, maltster, Holburn -street

Henry, clerk, South Bridge Brewery, Hoi burn -street

John, vintner, -3, Chapel-street

M'Cormick, Alexander, basket-maker, 66, Queen-street

M'Crae, Alexander, & Co. grocers, tea and spirit dealers, 15, Justice-

street, h. 2, Wales-street

James, grocer and spirit dealer, 8, North-street

M'Culloch, Hugh, brewer, 4, Maltmill-bridge, h. 2, Trinity-corner

Mrs. lodgings, 6, Union-lane

McDonald, Allan, tailor, Upper Denburn

Alexander, letter-carrier, Murray's-houses, Park-street Alexander, shoemaker, Mitchell's-court, 66, North-street Alexander, teacher of music, 98, Gallowgate

1 Alexander, shipmaster, (Thainston,) Wales-street

Alexander, tailor, 96, h. Porthill-close, 98, Gallowgate

• Alexander, chimney-sweeper, Donald Duncan's-court, 3 2C Gallowgate

David, manager, (Bannermill,) h. 46, Constitution-street George, gardener, Holburn-street

George, grocer and spirit dealer, 94, Gallowgate

George, furnishing tailor, 36, Broad-street, h. Fairweather Houses, George-street

George, gardener, 4, Chanonry, Old Aberdeen —— James, gardener, 17, Shuttle-lane

James, cabinet-maker, 3, North-street, h. 32, Long-acre

James, dealer in watches and jewellery, 98, Gallowgate

James, tailor, 10, Woolmanhill

John, cabinet-maker and upholsterer, 34, St. Andrew-street, ) Fairweather's Houses, George-street

John, late merchant, 26, Causewayend

John, grocer, Broadford, h. 12, Constitution-street John, road-overseer, 64, Gerard-street John, jobbing gardener, 56, Chapel-street 1835-36 M'D—M'H 99

M' Donald, John, flesher, 7, Wales-street-market

John, tailor, Park-lane

Kenneth, teacher of the Catholic School, Constitution- street

Robert, tailor, 16, St. Andrew's-street Robert, apothecary and druggist, Cotton

— William Skene, writer and accountant, 6, Skene-street I—— William, vintner, 20, Lower Denburn

Mrs. flesher, 7, George-street market, h. 10, St. Andrew's-st. Mrs. register office for engaging servants, 96, Gallowgate M'Dougal, Alexander, shoemaker, Stronach's-close

M'Farlane, Duncan, shoemaker, 32, East North-street, h. above shop M'Gie, Edward, mate, Fish-street

M'Gilvray, George, spirit dealer, Burnett's-close, 5, Exchequer-row

M 'Go wan, Thomas, & Co. leather cutters, 18, Schoolhill, h. 5, Black's-buildings

Mrs. John, late of Newbridge, 24, Chapel-street

LW'Gregor, Charles, wright, 6, College Bounds, Old Aberdeen

1 Donald, blacksmith, 20, North-street

' George, mealseller, John-street

John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 28, North-street John, shipmaster, (Margaret,) 10, Canal-terrace

John, coach-guard, (New Times,) 12, Guestrow William, shipmaster, (Jack Tar,) 13, Prince Regent-street Mrs. midwife, 127, Skene-street

Grigor, Charles, hosier and girth manufacturer, h. Chapel-court, 1,

Charles, mealseller, 102, John-street [[Justice-street

John, wright, 18, Justice -street, h. 1, Gardener's-lane Mrs. John, broker, Park-lane

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 2, College-street

Hardy, Charles, ironmonger, h. 20, St. Andrew's-street David, general blacksmith, | 66, Netherkirkgate

James, advocate, h. Albyn-place James, house -carpenter, Maybank, Hutcheon-street

I James, sheriff-officer, office, 88, Frederick-street r 1835-36 100 M'H—M'K

M'Hardy, John, blacksmith and horse-shoer, 65, North-street John, vintner and lodgings, 10, Adelphi, Union-street John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 19, Causewayend & Robison, advocates, Commercial-court, 58, Castle-street

Mrs. milliner, 8, St. Nicholas-street M'Kray, Charles, shoemaker, 69, Hutcheon-street M'Innes, Mrs. lodgings, 17, College- bounds, Old Aberdeen

M'Intosh, Andrew, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 54, h. 59, Queen- st. Charles, blacksmith, 56, North street

Daniel, blacksmith and machine-maker, Fish-street, h. Hender-

son's court, 46, Broad-street Farquhar, vintner, 27, East North street [Forbes-street

James, blacksmith and bell hanger, 3, Blackfriars-street, h.

James, tinsmith, 28, h. Yeats-court, 30, Netherkirkgate

John, tailor, 31, East North-street William, boot and shoemaker, (successor to P. Fogarty,) 36>

Mrs. vintner, Devanha Inn, Clayhills [Union-street, up -stairs Miss, teacher, Henderson's-court, 46, Broad-street M'Tntyre, Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 11, Drum's-lane M'Kay, Alexander, bootmaker, 53, Loch-street A. furnishing tailor, 11, Lodge-walk, h. 98, Shiprow B. grocer, Cotton Andrew, carver, 22, Frederick-street

Angus, tailor, 8, North-street & Black, woolcombers, 44, St. Andrew's-street Donald, shoemaker, 2, Gardener's-lane

Hugh, printer, 26", St. Andrew's-street

George, slater, 93, Green

——— George, tailor, Woolmanhill

George, clerk, 16, Constitution-street James, furniture dealer, 72, Gallowgate, house above shop James, bootmaker, Henderson's-court, 46, Broad-street John, wright, Jamieson's-court, 38, Shiprow

John, tailor, 10, Spa-street 1835-36 ——— M

M'K— f K 101

M'Kay, John, road contractor, 185, Gallowgate

Lachlan, (of day patrole) h. 3, Charlotte-street

Niel, grocer, 34, Don -street, Old Aberdeen

Robert, deliverer of bills, Bourtie's-court, 19, Upperkirkgate

William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 37, East North-street

Mrs. teacher, LegertwoodVcourt, 77, George-street

— Mrs. James, stabler, 166, Gallowgate

Mrs. register office, 98, Shiprow

M'Kechnie, Rev. Niel, (Woodside Chapel) h. Woodside

M'Kenlay, Alexander, tide-waiter, 8, Catto-square

M'Kerzie, Alexander, shoemaker, 18, Woolmanhill

Alexander, clothier and haberdasher, 7, Broad-street, h. Lower Denburn

Alexander, (Munro & Grant) h. 50, Upperkirkgate Alexander, manufacturer, Skene-square

)' Alexander, & Co. skinners, Fowler's-wynd, h. Well of Spa rs Charles, j.p.c.d. Record-office, 27, King-street, h. Steps of of Gilcomston

Charles, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 14, Poynernook

Donald, millwright, 6, Shuttle-lane

Duncan, grocer, 26, Spital

George, mealseller, grocer, tea and spirit, and provision mer-

chant, 1 1, Justice-street, h. Steps of Gilcomston

Rev. Hugh, (Gaelic Church) h. 87, Hutcheon-street

— Hugh, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Woodside

- John, confectioner, 53, h. Plasterer's-court, 70, Gallowgate

— John, & Co. blacksmiths, 7, Barnett's- close

John, & Co. grocers, tea and spirit, and provision merchants, Lyell's houses, Green

Murdock, distiller, Stoneytown distillery

William, teacher, Town-house, h. 92, High-st. Old Aberdeen William, vintner, 17, Green

William, looking-glass manufactory, and dealer in toys and fancy

and cutlery goods, 29, h< 27, Gallowgate

1835-36 i 102 M'K—M'K

M'Kenzie, Mrs. A. 8, Catherine- street Mrs. Colin, Bon- Accord-terrace Mrs. George, Ruthrieston lodge

Mrs. John, 1 3Q, Skene-street Mrs. 33, Summer-street Mrs. 70, High-street, Old Aberdeen Mrs. lodgings, Holburn-street Mrs. lodgings, 25, Guestrow

Mrs. lodgings, 13, College-bounds Miss, (late of Breda) 56, High-street, Old Aberdeen Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Forbes-street, Skene-square

Miss, 11, Chanonry-place, Old Aberdeen

Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 1, Blackfriars-street

Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 8, Shiprow M'Kiddey, James, 23, Peacock's-close, East North-street

Mackie, Alexander, ship agent, h. 27, Whitehouse- street

Alexander, china, glass, and stoneware merchant, 43, h. Brebner's-

court, 10, Castle-street

& Co. dealers in sacks, green linens, dowlas, &c. 43, Broad-st.

Charles, cattle dealer, 37, Don-street, Old Aberdeen

George, boot and shoemaker, 77, George-street George, shoemaker, 125, Gallowgate James, surgeon, Upper Cotton —— John, wright, Newtown of Auchmull Robert, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, St. Clement's-street

William, painter and glazier, Bourtie's-court, 19, Upperkirkgate

William, stabler, 24, Gerard-street William, (of Mackie & Co.) billet-master, 43, Broad-street,

h. 69, Bon-Accord-st. William, watch and clock-maker, 73, George-street Mrs. James, Oliver's-court, 12, Upperkirkgate

Mrs. John, stoneware merchant, 2, North-street, h. 83, Queen-

Mrs. feuar, Causewayend [street

Miss, dressmaker, 3, Skene -terrace

M'Killiam, B. & W. confectioners, 52, Broad-street, h. 2, Long-Acre M'K—M'L 103

M'Kinnan, Lachlan, shipmaster, Reid's-court, 34, Gallowgate

Lachlan, advocate, 33, St. Nicholas-street, h. View-place

William, ironmonger, h. View-place Wm. & Co. ironmongers and cast-iron founders, Windy-wynd Wm. & Co. ironmongers, 25, Gallowgate M f Lachlan, John, horse-shoer, 37, Frederick-street

John, shoemaker, 23, Upperkirkgate, h. 6, Skene-terrace

William, broker, 77, Green [A. 95, King-st. M'Laren, George, manager of the carpet department, (A. H. & Sons)

James, collector of excise—office, 1 1 6, King-street, h. 18, Golden-square £Albion-street John, flesher, 27, Wales-street market, h. Corbett's houses,

John, commission merchant, 47, Marischal-st. h. 18, Golden-sq.

William, m.d. 18, Golden-square [3, Little Chapel-st. M'Laurin, Duncan, supervisor of excise—office, 112, King-street, h. M'Lean, Alexander, tailor, Exchequer- court, 9, Exchequer-row

Alexander, plasterer, M'Lean's-court, 50, Gallowgate — Captain Francis, Kingsland-place, Broadford -— Alexander, victualling-house, 33, Green — James, boot and shoemaker, 63, George-street — John, tea and spirit merchant, 73, King-street, h, 27, Long-acre — John, shoemaker, 30, Blackfriars-street — John, plasterer, M'Lean's-court, 50, Gallowgate — Robert, plasterer, 8, John-street — Roderick, grocer, 7, Bon-Accord-lane — Thomas, plasterer, 4, John-street — Thomas, & Sons, plasterers, M'Lean's-court, 50, Gallowgate — Mrs. (late of Grenada) 27, Gordon-street — Mrs. 68, Gerard-street

M'Leod, Alexander, flesher, 25, George-street market, h. 12, John-st.

Alexander, (late merchant) 41, East North-street Colin & Robert, tinplate-workers and furnishing ironmongers, 14, Union-street

James, tinsmith, 39, h. 21, East North-street

1835-36 i 2 104 M'L—M'R

M'Leod, John, teacher, 33, College-street

James, distiller, (Patrick Still & Co.) h. Cooperston-buildings

William, tailor, Rettie's-court, 25, Broad-street

Miss, 5, Chanonry, Old Aberdeen

M'Millan, Alexander, tailor, Union-lane

David, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 50, h. 52, George-street David, currier, (Matthews & Low) 54, George-street Peter, watch, clock, compass, and quadrant maker, 49, Quay,

h. 12, Guestrow

Rev. Samuel, (of the Relief Church) h. May-bank, Hutcheon-

— Thomas, tanner, Jack's-brae [street William, currier, Jack's-brae

Mrs. vintner and lodgings, 12, Guestrow

M'Naughton, George, manufacturer, (G. B. & Co.) h. Woodside Robert, brewer and corn merchant, 63, Causewayend M'Pherson, Alexander, wright, 36, Constitution-street Alexander, hairdresser, 256, George-street [George-street Duncan, (of M'Fherson & Rannie) boot and shoemaker, 260,

Captain Duncan, of the 52d foot, 209, Gallowgate Dr. H. sub-principal, and professor of Greek, King's College,

h. 30, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen [[shop

James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 54, Netherkirkgate, h. above John, shoemaker, Mathieson's-court, 15, Castle-street John, notary-public, and messenger-at-arms, 21, East North-st. & Rannie, boot and shoemakers, 258, George-street

. Mrs. sick -nurse, 3, Denburn Misses, 43, Union-place

Misses, dressmakers, 1, Justice-lane Miss, dressmaker, 14, Hariot-street M eQueen, James, tailor, 13, Shoe-lane Miss, dressmaker, Skene-terrace M'Rae, James, distiller, (Strathdee distillery) Cooperston-buildings

John, distiller, (Union Glen distillery) h. Holb urn-street Mrs. provision seller, 24, Long-acre, 1835-36 M'R—MAI 105

M'Robb, John, grocer, Cotton

M'Robbie, Mrs. meal seller, 31, Windmill-brae

James, flesher, 8, reform-stand, George-street, h. \6, Berry-lane

Macrobin, Dr. Lunatic Asylum, Clerk-seat, h. East Craibston-street Macswein, Hugh, general agent and auctioner, Union-street—entries 2, Union-lane, and 2, Broad-street

M'Taggart, Donald, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, and meal seller,

206, h. 210, George-street Mrs. James, Rosemount-cottage

M'Tavish, Peter, bread and provision seller, 25, Spital M'William, James, clerk, (Campbell & Co.) 51, Bon-Accord-street

« Robert, painter, 14, Mary well- street

— William, clerk, (Gordon, Barron, & Co.) h. 20, Belmont-street Maiden, David, flaxdresser, (Richards & Co.) M'Culloch's houses, Gerard-street

Mail and General Coach Offices, 6l, Union-street, and 5, Castle-street Main, Alexander, mealseller, Holburn-street

Robert, painter, 14, Mary well-street Robert, 23, Peacock's-close Thomas, vintner, Ruthrieston

William, hairdresser, (Mrs. Laing's, Union-street) h. Thornton's Mrs. midwife, 6, Woolmanhill [court, 23, Guestrow Mair, James, advocate, 25, Queen-street

& Clark, vintners, St. Catherine's-court, 14, Shiprow Maitland, George, agent for Blackie & Son, publishers, Glasgow ; also for the Scottish Guardian newspaper, 40, Broad-street James, & Co. candlemakers, 42, Netherkirkgate

John, merchant, 115, Union-street, h. 23, Union-place Peter, (late merchant) Causewayend

Robert, candlemaker, h. Links

William, merchant, h. 9, St. Clement's-street

Wm. & Co. blockmakers, St. Clement's-street Mrs. William, lodgings, Thomson's-court, 61, Broad-street Mrs. (Royal Oak) 60, Lime-quay

1835-36 i 3 106 MAI—MAR

Malcolm, Alexander, hairdresser, 25, Virginia-street Alexander, gardener, Damhead, near Stoneytown

Arthur, gardener,, Leadside, Gilcomston

James, teacher, (Infant School) Prince's-street Manchester Fire and Life Assurance Office—Alexander Macdonald, advocate, agent, 25, Marischal-street

Mann, Rev. Alexander, (Crown-street Academy) h. 42, Huntly-street Andrew, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 42, Broad-street, L 83,

J. dealer in furniture, 3, Peacock's-close £Queen-st. John, boot and shoemaker, 12, Long-acre

William, wright, 63, Chapel-street, h. 32, Summer-street

William, tailor, 3, Causewayend Mansie, Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 80, Hutcheon-street Mansey, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, Woodside Manzie, John, tailor, 11, Carmelite-lane March, Joseph & Co. German clock-makers, 51, Queen-street

Marnoch, Alexander, messenger of customs, 3, Shore-lane

Marr, David, cattle dealer and flesher, 5, reform- stand, George-street,

h. 39, St, Andrew's-street George, flesher, 22, Shiprow John, piano-forte maker and tuner, 43, Broad-street John, sen. cabinet-maker, Henderson's-court, 46, Broad-street Mrs. John, teacher of music, 43, Broad-street

Marshall, Allan A. (of Marshall & Bulloch) h. 20, Littlejohn- street

Alexander, (of R. Gilchrist, plumber,) h. Jamieson's-court, 5, Upperkirkgate

& Bulloch, brassfounders, coppersmiths, and gas-fitters, 42, North-street, and 18, Littlejohn-street

David, painter and glazier, Diamond-street

Robert, farrier, Park-lane

Mrs. (late of Tullynessle) 102, Union-street Mrs. grocer, 89, Green

Mrs. lodgings, Union-street, entry 2, Union-lane Miss, poultry shop, 15, Schoohill 1835-36 MAR—MAS 107

Martin, Alexander, shipmaster, (Aberdeenshire) 28, James-street Alexander, silk-mercer, haberdasher, and stay warehouse, 133,

Union-street, h. 37, Summer-street

Charles, shipmaster, (Edward) 6, Yeats-lane

George, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, Broadford

James, plasterer, 2 1 , Loch-street James, mealseller, 41, Shiprow John, (of the Customs) 44, Gordon-street

John, mate, 7, Shore-brae

John, jun. flesher, 1 1, Poultry-market, h. Nether Banchory

John, sen. flesher, 8, Poultry-market, h. Holburn-stieet & Lawrence, slaters, Ewen's-court, 42, Gallowgate

Matthew, flesher, 16, Wales-street-market, h. Banchory Robert, flesher, 15, Poultry-market, h. Tollohill, Banchory

Samuel, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, and mealseller, 1, Cause-

wayend, h. 1, Catherine-street

— William, slater, (of Martin & Lawrence) h. 29, Loch-street Mrs. milliner and dressmaker, 37, Summer-street Mrs. dressmaker, 16, Guestrow Martyn, Mrs. Captain, Steps of Gilcomston

Massie, James, Ig. manager, Gas Co. h. 56, Union-street Joseph, shoemaker, Spital

Marianus, advocate, Jopp's-court, 40, Broad-street

Thomas, tea and spirit dealer, Maberly-street, h. Ann-street William, proprietor, Holburn-street

Mrs. lodgings, 27, St. Andrew's-street Mrs. 30, Chapel-street

Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 56, Union-street Masson, Alexander, hairdresser, 55, North-street

Andrew, accountant and clerk, h. 83, Green

Charles, (of John Walker & Co. blacksmiths) &c. h. 53, George-

— James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Causewayend [street — John, wood-merchant, 142, George-street, h. Jopp's-lane — John, baker, Hardweird 1835-36 108 MAS—MAT

Masson, John, brewer, (beer sold in small casks, at Is., Is. 6d„ 2s., and i

3s. ; and in pints and half-pints,) 64, Loch-street, h. 40, George-street

Robert, cabinet-maker and furniture dealer, 21, Justice-street William, cooper, Holburn-street

William, mason, 4, Kidd-lane Mrs. Alexander, North- street

Mrs. George, dealer in old clothes, 19, Peacock's-close Mrs, Samuel, 19, Union-row —— Mrs. grocer and spirit dealer, 133, Skene-street Miss, dressmaker, Holburn-street Mather, Andrew, overseer, (Patrick Kilgour,) Lower Middlefield John, grocer, porter and spirit dealer, 11, Summer-lane

Mrs. grocer and spirit dealer, 51, Woolmanhill Miss, teacher, 49, Loch-street

Mathew, William, boot and shoemaker, 57, h. 55, Green Mathews, Andrew, carpet and snow-bootmaker, 17, Lodge-walk

Benjamin, vintner, 16, Wales-street

Matthew, Alexander C, surgeon, 61, Virginia-st. h. 49, Commerce-st Alexander, shipowner, 17, Marischal-street, h. Mitchell-place,

151, King- street

. John, wright, 7, Loch-street

John, baker, 63, h. 64, Queen-street Matthews & Low, tanners and leather merchants, 54, George-street William, jun. leather merchant, h. Polmuir

William, leather merchant, h. 271, George-street Matheson, Alexander, nurseryman, Connigarhill, Links

Alexander, nurseryman and seedsman, 10, Union-street, h. Con

nigarhill, Links

Alexander, baker, 54, h. 52, Schoolhill

Charles, ropemaker, 6, Constitution-street

Isaac, mealseller, 3, East North-street, h. 31, Long-acre

Isaac, clothier, silkmercer, and haberdasher, 22, Union street

A. 31, Long-acre 1835-36 MAT—MEL 109

Matheson, James, dealer in furniture, 23, North-street John, builder, 62, Causewayend

Peter, merchant tailor, 16, Broad-street

Robert, salt, provision, and coal merchant, Beattie's-court, 102,

Mrs. Skene-square [h. 92, Gallowgate

Mrs. Robert, 27, Dee -street

Mathieson, Thomas, tailor, Ruthrieston William, shoemaker, 55, Woolmanhill Mrs. midwife, 102, Skene-street

Mathison, John, bookseller, stationer, and paper agent, 3$, Broad-street,

h. 38, Long-acre Maule, William, carpet weaver, (A. H. & Sons,) 89, Green Maver, Alexander, blacksmith, Holburn-street

Miss, teacher, Girls' Hospital, 56, Gallowgate

Mavers, Charles, flesher, 4, Wales-street-market, h. 12, Wales- street

Mearns, Daniel, shipmaster, (Helen, barque,) 2, Yeats-lane

Rev. Dr. D., professor of divinity, King's College, h. 1, Chap- lainry, Old Aberdeen ^Union-street,

George, china merchant, 47, Union-street, h. 28, Adelphi,

James, berthmaster, 3, Baltic-street [[buildings

John, watch and clock maker, 11, Schoolhill, h. 13, Black's- Robert, builder, and lodgings, 53, Bon-Accord-street ——— Mrs. midwife, 5, Guestrow Miss, Holburn-street

Miss, Chapel-court, 61, Gallowgate [\leen

Meffen, Mrs. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 55, High-street, Old Aber-

MefF & Emslie, coppersmiths and brass-founders, 19, Huxter-row

John, (of Meff & Emslie,) h. Craigwell-place

Meldrum, Andrew, excise-officer, 24, Frederick-street

James, shoemaker, Smith's-court, 16, Netherkirkgate, h. 22,

William, gardener, 13, Rose-street [[Park-street Mrs. William, Gerard-street Tavern, 30, Gerard-street Miss, dressmaker, Charles-court, 40, Upperkirkgate

Mellikin, Mrs. staymaker, 9, St. Nicholas-lane 1835-36 110 MEL—MER

Mellis, Captain James, Ruthrieston

James, Union-street, entry 2, Union-lane

- Peter, coal-broker—office, 3, Water-lane, h. 67, Commerce- st. Mrs. 10, Peacock's-close, 24, Castle-street

Melville, Thomas, plane, lock, and hinge manufacturer, and wholesale ironmonger, 106, Gallowgate William, plane manufacturer and ironmonger, 106, Gallowgate,

h. Kingsland-place, Broad ford Melvin, George, master, Gordon's Hospital, Schoolhill James, ll.d., rector of Grammar School, h. 19, Belmont-street James, wright, 30, Ferguson's-court, Gallowgate James, merchant, h. 37, Marischal-street

James, wright, 10, h. 32, Hutcheon-street John, manufacturer, 65, Spital John, musician, 51, Shiprow William, Melvin's Hotel, 138, Union-street

William, blacksmith, Candlemaker's-court, 46, h. 125, Gallow- Mrs. poultry-shop, 79, Shiprow [gate

Mrs. vintner, Exchequer-court, h. 9, Exchequer-row Miss, lodgings, 92, Spital Mennie, Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 46, Upperkirkgate,

h. 78, Hutcheon-street Alexander, gardener, Hardgate Alexander, stabler, 168, Gallowgate Alexander, & Co. grocers and spirit dealers, 57, Netherkirkgate George, vintner, Milne's-houses, Jopp's-lane James, land-surveyor, Hardgate

John, linen yarn manufacturer, 37, Gallowgate, h. I , Jopp's-lane William, tea and spirit merchant, Holburn-street William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 66, h. 64, George-street Mrs. Alexander, vintner, 4, Shore-lane Menzies, Charles, vintner, Union-street John, leather-cutter, 8, h. 6, Schoolhill Mercer, John, wright, 22, Catherine-street 1835-36 MER—MIL 111

Mercer, Hay, watch and clockmaker, 22, North-street

William, artist, 22, Catherine-street

Merchant, Alexander, house-carpenter, 16, St. Andrew's-street

Mrs. Richard, 11, Chronicle-lane Meston, Alexander, farmer, Denhead of Rubislaw

Alexander, silk and woollen dyer, and renovator, 32, h. 30, Loch-street John, silk-dyer, Craigwell-place, Skene-street

Thomas, teacher of English, 9, Adelphi, Union-street, h. 17, Golden-square William, teacher of languages, 30, Adelphi, Union-street

Meyer, Lazarus, 12, Frederick-street

Michael, Andrew, (A. Hadden & Sons,) 19, Union-buildings Michie, Alexander, teacher, York-street, Footdee

George, cooper, 10, Quay k. 7, Barnett's-close ? John, merchant, 19, Union- row John, proprietor, 63, Chapel-street

— John, tailor, Emslie's-court, 26, Gallowgate — Miss, teacher, 20, Blackfriars-street

Middleton, James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 46, h. 48, Summer-st. James, teacher of music, 25, Marischal-street James, candlemaker, 31, Wales-street

Peter, tailor, Holburn-street

Samuel, teller, (Aberdeen Bank,) h. Ash Cottage, Skene-street F Mrs. William, vintner, 2, Meal market-lane Mrs. vintner, 19, Loch -street Mrs. George, 30, Shuttle-lane Mrs. wool and worsted merchant, Davidson's-court, 111, Gal- Mrs. James, Braehead of Gilcomston [lowgate

Miss, dressmaker, 8, Huntly-street

! Miss, dressmaker, 111, Gallowgate

Military Hospital, Castlehill Millar, Alexander, road contractor, King-street, Old Aberdeen

I George, rope and twine manufacturer, 34, Park-street

I 1835-36 112 MIL—MIL

Millar, James, tobacco-pipe maker, 48, Loch-street, h. Harvey 's-court 90, Gallowgate William, mealseller, John-street

William, tailor, 21, Netherkirkgate Mrs. Bon- Accord-terrace Mrs Charles, watch and clockmaker, Cotton

Miss, 12, Quay Mrs. teacher, 28, Lodge-walk

Miller, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 97, h. 95, Gallowgate

Milne, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 1, Netherkirkgate, h. Hender-

Alexander, stabler, 58, Green [sonVcourt, 46, Broad-st.

Alexander, watch and clockmaker, 64, h. Mitchell's-court, 66, North-street [kirkgate

Alexander, messenger-at-arms, Anderson's-court, 73, Nether- Alexander, gardener, Carnation-fields, near Rosemount-terrace

Alexander, grocer, snu^and tobacco manufacturer, 14, Young-st. Alexander, gardener, 24, Causewayend

Alexander, lime and grain merchant — office, Lime-Quay, h. 5, Canal-terrace

Alexander, upholsterer, 15, North-street, h. 43, Long-acre Alexander, teacher of dancing, Milne's-court, 27, Gallowgate

Alexander, baker, 83, h. 82, Gallowgate

Alexander, tailor, 1 1 , Dee-street Alexander, gardener, Fountainhall

Andrew, manufacturer, (Milne, Cruden, & Co.) A. Chapel-street & Co. wrights, 56, East North-street [and Gordon's mills Cruden, Co. manufacturers, Spring-garden, Windmill-brae & ;

David, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 78, George- street, h. 22

David, wright, 2, Martin's-lane [St. Andrew's-street

Foulerton, & Co. manufacturers and woollen drapers, 1, Union George, vintner, 78, Windmill -brae [buildings George, gardener, 46, High-street, Old Aberdeen

George, teacher, Poor's Hospital, h. 19> Upperkirkgate George, gardener, Bandyhill, Gilcomston 1835-36 MIL—MIL 113

Milne, George, shore-porter, 54, Shiprow

George, manager, (W. P, & Co.) h. Gordon's-mills

George, mason, 8, Huntly-street George, quarrier, 242, George-street George, road contractor, Ferryhill Cottage Henry, blacksmith, 13, St- Andrew's-street [Nicholas-lane

James, Milne's inn and lodgings, 78, Union-street, and 3, St.

James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 181, h. 183, Gallowgate

James, manufacturer, h. Baillie Milne's-court, 65, Gallowgate James, boot and shoemaker, (successor to Brebner & Maitland,) 115, Union-street

James, carver and turner, 7, h. 3, Martin's-lane

Distillery,) Devanha i James, (Devanha —— James, painter and glazier, 85, h. 108, High-st. Old Aberdeen

James, clerk, (Commercial Bank of Scotland,) h. Jopp's-lane

James, grocer and spirit dealer, Cotton

John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 87, Green

John, letter carrier, 60, Windmill-brae John, timber-merchant, 210, King-street [Frederick-st.

John, cabinet maker, Chronicle-court, 32, Broad-street, h. 30,

John, porter, (Aberdeen Town and County Bank,) h. 93, Union-

John, tailor, 76, Spital, Old Aberdeen [street John, cart and plough-wright, Seaton-gate, Old Aberdeen

John Duguid, advocate— office, 54, Union-street, h. East Craib- stone-street

John, hairdresser, 28, h. Emslie's-court, 26, Gallowgate

John, teller, (Aberdeen Town and County Bank,) h. William Milne's-court, 60, Gallowgate

-—• Joseph, vintner and billiard-keeper, Pirie's-court, 30, Shiprow

Joseph, horse-shoer and farrier, 3, Farrier-lane, and Langstane-

place, h. 95, King-street

Peter, (late of the Excise) 297, George-street Peter, stabler, 164, Gallowgate Peter, | shipmaster, 35, Virginia-street 1835-36 k 114 MIL—MIL

Milne, Robert, manufacturer, (G. B. & Co.) Millbank-cottage, Wood-

Robert, teacher, 19, Marischal-street [[side Robert, timber-measurer, Hardgate Robert, tide-waiter, 22, Prince Regent-street

Thomas, nurseryman and florist, Sunnyside Thomas, broker, 98, Porthill-close William, R.N. 37, Chapel-street William, mealseller, 43, Frederick-street William, vintner, 2p, Lodge- walk

William, nailor, John-street, h. St. Andrews-street

William, boot and shoemaker, 17, St. Nicholas-street, h. 13,

Schoolhill [ Correction-wynd

William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 39, Broad-street, h. 8,

William, painter and glazier, h. W. Milne's-ct., 60, Gallowgate William, quarrier, Ruthrieston

William, t'euar, 34, High-street, Old Aberdeen

William, furnishing tailor, 29, Broad-street, h. 46, Whitehouse-

Mrs. lodgings, 7, College Bounds [street Mrs. hatter, 21, Backwynd

Mrs. vintner, 5, College- street Mrs. D. Woodside

• Mrs. David, midwife, 22, St. Andre w's-street

Mrs. James, Brebner's-court, 26, St. Nicholas-street

Mrs. John, vintner, 6, Bon-Accord-street

Mrs. Robert, straw-hat-maker and milliner, 9, h. 4, Queen-st. Mrs. Robert, teacher of English and sewing, A. Webster's houses, Hanover-street

Mrs. Robert, vintner, 1, Wales-street Mrs. William, lodgings, 59, Virginia-street

Mrs. midwife, 14, Harriot-street

Mrs. silk-stocking and glove grafter, 218, Gallowgate

Mrs. flesher, 2, Wales-street-market, A. 11, Wales-street Miss, teacher of plain and ornamental needle work, 19, Ma- Miss, Springbank, North Road Qrischal-street 1835-36 MIL—MIT 115

Milne, Miss Jane, confectioner, 19, Netherkirkgate

Miss, 75, Union-street — Miss, dressmaker, Wm. Milne's-court, 60, Gallowgate Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 87, Gallowgate

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 6, Spa-street

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 7, Crown-street Misses, lodgings, 19, College Bounds, Old Aberdeen

Misses., ladies' school, 22, Prince- Regent-street Margaret, Register-office, 63, Netherkirkgate

Mills, John, shipmaster, (Caledonia,) St. Clement-street Minto, James, shipmaster, (Matilda,) York-street William, & Co. boatbuilders, York-place [[York-street

William, shipbuilder, (of Wm. Minto & Co.) h. Black's -houses,

Mirrielees, James, general agent, 9, h. 30, Adelphi, Union-street

William, haberdasher, 72, Union-street, h. 7, BlackVbuildings Mitchell, Rev. Adam, principal session-clerk, and head master of the

Grammar School, h. Seaton-gate, Old Aberdeen

• Alexander, assistant pilot master, New Pier Alexander, gardener, Willowbank

• Alexander, advocate and sheriff-clerk-depute, Record Office,

27, King-street, h. 29, Union-street — Alexander, bookseller, stationer, and binder, 20, Upperkirkgate, — Charles, grocer, 32, Guestrow [h. 20, Spital — Daniel, grocer and mealseller, 32, Park-street

— Rev. David, 1, Blackfriars-street — David, tailor, Harvey's-court, 90, Gallowgate — George, and Co. spirit merchants, Waterloo-quay — George, shipmaster, 10, Pork-lane — George, shipmaster, (Navarin,) 52, Quay — 's Hospital, 9 3 Chanonry, Old Aberdeen

— James, vintner, Burnett's-close, 5, Exchequer-row -— James, mason, 15, Whitehouse street QConstitution-st.

James, clothier and haberdasher, ifcHJj Jla-I 5, Union-buildings, James, toy and trinket merchant, 70, Queen-street treet | 1835-36 k 2 116 MIT—MOI

Mitchell, James, grocer, Cotton John, gardener, Hardgate — John, shoemaker, 35, East North-street

John, builder, 4, Little Chapel-street

— John, shipmaster, (Highlander,) 12, Guestrow

Robert, manager, Leith and Clyde Shipping Co., h. Geddes'- court, 12, Prince Regent-street

Robert, hinge-maker, 6, Windy-wynd

William, bookseller, fancy stationer, and jeweller, 81, Union-st.

William, silk mercer, 27, k. 29, Union-street [7*. Spital « William, heckle maker, 197, Gallowgate Mrs. George, 42, Chapel-street

Mrs. Thomas, stabler, 7, Harriot-street

Mrs. William, lodgings, 14, Crown-street

Mrs. (senr. of Thainston,) h. 15, Dee-street — Mrs. Mitchell-court, 66, North-street Mrs. lodgings, 14, Crown-street Mrs. midwife, 53, Chapel-street

Mrs. lodgings, 15, St. Nicholas-street

Mrs. lodgings, 77, Broad-street ^houses, Spa-street i Mrs. dressmaker and straw hat maker, Gilcomston Brewery

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 130, Union-street

Miss, I, Chapel-street —— Miss, teacher, Upper Denburn Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 96, George-street Moffat, John, gardener, Outseat, Pitmuxton Mrs. Captain William, lodgings, Crown-court, Union-street

——— Mrs. sick-nurse, 3, Denburn

Moir, Alexander, late hosier, h. Moir's-court, 103, Gallowgate

Alexander, vintner, St. Clement-street

B. (of J. Moir & Son,) 4, Canal-terrace

— -— Charles, grocer, 25, Whitehouse-street

David, furnishing tailor, 8, St. Nicholas-st. h. 29, Frederick-st.

Francis, vintner, funeral and occasional waiter, 37, North-street

George, of Denmore, h. Denmore, and 252, Union-street MOI—MON U

Moir, George, tailor, 8, Shiprow —— James, gardener, Jack's-brae James, hairdresser, 23, Skene-street, h. 13, Woolmanhill

James, m.d. 9, Carmelite-street James, shoemaker, 60, East North-street —— James, shoemaker, 12, Causewayend John, & Son, preservers of all kinds of animal and vegetable

food in a fresh state, 38, Virginia-street, h. 4, Canal-terrace

-— John, shoemaker, and register office, 23, George-street

John, wright, 11, St. Andrew's-street

Joseph, weaver, 7, h. 8, Innes-street — Robert, wine merchant, 23, Adelphi, Union-street Mrs. John, 83, Shiprow Mrs. lodgings, 65, Guestrow Mrs. Robert, 75, Dee-street Mrs. lodgings, 40, Netherkirkgate

Mrs. wool merchant, 59, A. Chapel-court, 61, Gallowgate

Mrs, Archibald, 5, Correction-wynd

Mrs. register office, 23, George-street

Mrs. George, 57, Chapel -street

• Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 12, Causewayend Miss, dressmaker, 16, Dee-street

Mollison, Alexander, (of Emslie & Mollison,) h. 17, Whitehouse -street

— David, porter and spirit dealer, 35, h. 37, Quay James, Union Hotel, and post-horse-master, 25, Union-street

——• John, vintner, 15, Virginia-street

Mrs. midwife, 3, Flourmill-lane

Mrs. 6, Denburn

Mollyson, Mrs. Captain William, Donald's-court, 20, Schoolhill

Moncur, Alexander, principal servant, East Church, and funeral waiter,

7, Black's-buildings

spirit John, grocer, tea and dealer, 17, Skene-street, h. 1, Nicol, Stronach's -close, Exchequer-row ^Skene-terrace

William, grocer and spirit dealer, 5, James-street 1835-36 k 3 1 18 MON—MOR

Montgomery, Alexander, plasterer, 10, Sugar-house-lane D. grocer, 148, George-street Mrs. Thomas, vintner and broker, 29, Justice-street

More, Alexander, late collector of customs, h. Sunnybank Mrs. George, (Raeden,) 34, Schoolhill Miss, 57, Schoolhill Morgan, Alexander, hairdresser, Upper-Denburn

George, T. Surgeon, 6, Broad-street

John, cabinet maker, 6, Castle-street, Ji. 8, Putachieside John, shipmaster, (St. Nicholas,) York-street, Footdee John, teacher, Chapel of Ease School, Gilcomston Miss, 64, Green Morice, Mrs. Alexander, 33, Dee-street Mrs. Robert, 233, Union-street Miss, 165, Union-street

Moris, John, shoemaker, Q, Justice- lane Morison, Alexander, shipmaster, (City of Aberdeen, Steamer,) 11,

Alexander, shoemaker, 5, Denburn [Prince Regent-st. George, shipmaster, (Scotsman,) 111, Gallowgate

David, woollen draper, 2, Castle-street, h. 11, Huxter-row James, gardener, Hardgate

James, printer, (D. Chalmers & Co.) h. 28, Gordon-street

James, late of Berbice, 59, Dee-street

John, shipmaster, (Jane,) 1, David-street

John, shipmaster, (Pacific,) 15, Constitution-street

John, tea dealer, 85, Causewayend

Joseph, tailor, h. 3, Hanover street

Peter, vintner, 60, Guestrow William, Rosemount-terrace, Skene-square

William, umbrella maker, 48, Broad-st., h. 21, Windy-wynd William, manufacturer, 42, Chapel-street

William, grocer, porter and spirit dealer, 69, Commerce-street

William, tailor, 58, Netherkirkgate _— William, coach-guard, (South Defiance,) 29, Hutcheon-street 1835-36 MOR—MOW 119

Morison, William, wright, 2, Fisher-row

William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Don-terrace, New

Mrs. 14, Littlejohn- street [^Bridge of Don

Mrs. grocer, 12, Fisher-row Mrs. John, Lime Quay

— Mrs. broker, 12, Justice-street Mrs. William, vintner, 33, Guestrow Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 20, Gordon-street Misses, dressmakers, Prince Regent-street Morren, Miss, teacher of the Female Lancasterian School, Charlotte-

street, L 29, Dee -street Morrice, Alexander, shipmaster, (Arica,) 20, Union-row

Alexander, cashier, Aberdeen Bank, 53, Castle-street, h. 2,

Marischal -street QPrince's-street

Alexander, ironmonger, (William M'Kinnan & Co.) h. 9, James, innkeeper and lodgings, 40, Quay

Mrs. 9, Prince's-street Mortimer, Adam, wright, 42, Loch-street

Alexander, (of Alex. Mortimer & Co.) h. Waterloo-quay Alexander, & Co. ship bread bakers, Waterloo-quay Alexander, & Co. bakers, general commission agents, and ship brokers, Waterloo-quay Alexander, stocking-maker, 30, Upperkirkgate

Peter, wood merchant, Poynernook, h. 20, George-street

Robert, (John Duffus & Co.) 52, Union-street, h. Union-terrace William, woollen manufacturer, 76, George-street Mrs. Union-terrace Miss, milliner and dressmaker, Union-terrace Miss, Regent Inn, 61, Regent-quay

Mowat, Alexander, hatter, 100, Union-street, h. Jopp's-court, 40, Alexander, broker, 103, Shiprow [[Broad-street

Alexander, grocer and stoneware merchant, 1 0, Blackfriars-street, and 29, Woolmanhill

David, porter and spirit dealer, 7, Exchequer-row, h. 6, Union- 1835-36 [lane 120 MOW—MUN

Mowat, George, cork-cutter, 7, h. West-court, 32, Guestrow

James, tailor, 302, George-street

John, cabinet-maker and upholsterer, 29, h. Lobban's-court, 30, Castle-street [perkirkgate - William, druggist, 81, Broad- st. h. Farquhar's-court, 17, Up- Mrs. James, Crown-street

Mrs. John, vintner, 8, Garvock-street

Monro, G. spirit dealer, 13, Gallowgate Joseph, stonecutter, 71, North-street William, (day-patrole) 74, Skene-street Muil, John, baker, 35, Schoolhill

Muir, Alexander, advocate, 26, Queen-street, h. Loirston house Muirden, James, vintner, Red-Lion-court, 77, Broad-street Mundie, William, gardener, Mill-bank

Munro, Alexander, turner, fishing-rod, and tackle-maker, 118, h. 120, King-street

Alexander, mealseller, 21, St. Andrew's-street Munro, A. shoemaker, Cotton Charles, blacksmith, Duncan's-court, 74, Gallowgate

David, boot and shoemaker, 48, Upperkirkgate, h. Jack's-brae Donald, broker and blacksmith, Porthill-close, 98, Gallowgate & Grant, woollen drapers, 48, Union-street James, shipmaster, (City) Mill-street

John, surveyor of taxes —Office, 48, h. 84, Union-street John, stucco-mill, Dee Village John, straw-hat manufacturer, 55, Queen-street Kenneth, boot and shoemaker, and leather-cutter, 56, George-

Peter, shoemaker, Charles-street [street

i Robert, keeper of the Public Rooms, Union-street

William, bookseller, 50, h. 51, Spital

William, shoemaker, 143, George-street, h. 8, John-street

. Mrs. stay-maker, 120, King-street

. . Mrs. late of Huntly, Broadford

. Mrs. grocer, 6l, Chapel-street 1835-36 —

MUN—MUR 121

Munro, Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 112, George-street

Murdoch, Alexander, vintner, 1, Mutton-brae

• Alexander, tailor, 9, Bon- Accord-lane John, mealseller, 23, Loch-street

Miss, dressmaker, milliner, and straw-hat maker, 14, Harriot-

Miss, straw-hat maker, 21, Queen-street [street

Murphy, Thomas, silk dyer and renovator, 25, George-street

Murray, Alexander, shoemaker, 8, North- street

Alexander, vintner, 71, h. 73, Windmill-brae Alexander, m.d. Union-terrace

Alexander, tailor, 7, Lower Denburn

Alexander, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 62, Gallowgate, h. QO, North-street

Alexander, flesher, George street market, cattle dealer and far-

mer, h. Hillside, Raeden, Stocket Andrew, advocate, 103, Union-street Charles, shipmaster, (Migvie) Park-street

Ebenezer, late merchant, 27, Gordon-street

George, clerk, (Cadenhead, Barron, & Co.) h. 13, Bon-Accord-

George, tinplate worker, 23, h. 25, Chapel-street [[street George, builder, Park-street

—- George, shoemaker, 54, East North -street

— James, shoemaker, Mutton-brae, h. Steps of Gilcomston

• James, advocate—Office, 28, h. 30, Schoolhill James, boot and shoemaker, 52, h. 50, Upperkirkgate James, chimney-sweeper, 40, Gallowgate John, m.d. Union-street

Rev. John, (North Parish Church) h. 6, Caroline-place

John, watch, clock, compass, and quadrant maker, 37, h. 34, Quay

John, tobacconist, (M'Combie, Dunn, & Co.) h. Coutts' Houses,

Bon-Accord-terrace [[42, Castle-street

Robert, confectioner, 12, Castle-street, h. National Bank-court,

Robert, shoemaker, Greig's-close, 3, Windmill-brae 1835-36 122 MUR—NEI

Murray, Peter, flesher, vintner, and victualling-house, Cotton

William, clerk, (Aberdeen Lime Co.) h. 10, Canal-terrace

William, flesher, 17, George-street market, h. 302, George-st. William, builder, 46, John-street William, brush maker, 25, Chapel-street William, tobacconist, (Kilgour & Co.) 46, Netherkirkgate

William, flesher, 2, St. Nicholas-street, h. Henderson's houses, Short Loanings, Gilcomston William, boot and shoemaker, Windmill-brae

William, tailor, 16, St. Andrew's-street Mrs. Alexander, 66, Dee-street

Mrs. Alexander, flesher, 0', reform-stand, George-street Mrs. Peter, umbrella maker, 54, Green Mrs. broker, 42, Gallowgate

Miss, Register Office, 22, Causewayend

Miss, dressmaker, 9, Blackfriars-street

Mustard, Mrs. Robert, straw-hat maker, dressmaker, and milliner,

h. 28, Woolmanhill Mutch, Hugh, manufacturer, Duncan's-buildings, Skene-square John, gardener, Loch-head Robert, blacksmith, 22, Dee-street William, shoemaker, 61, Causewayend William, surgeon, 61, Causewayend N

Nairne, John, tailor, Holburn-street

William, glass and stoneware merchant, 12, Correction-wynd Mrs. 104, George-street

Nanson, J. H. landing surveyor, Customs

Napier, Alexander, cabinet-maker, 6, Castle-street National Bank of Scotland's Branch, 42, Castle-street Naughton, John, turner, and musical instrument-maker, 90, George-st.

Neil, Mrs. vintner, 41, Quay

Neilson, Alexander, shoemaker, 11, Gerard-street

Charles, builder and stonecutter, Union-place, h. 25, Union-row 1835-36 NEI—NID 123

Neilson, George, block maker and boat builder, York -street Robert, wood-turner, Rhind's-court, 64, Gallowgate

Mrs. housekeeper, Trinity-hall, 1, Trinity corner

Neish, Peter, mealseller, 56, Windmill-brae Netherlands Vice-Consul, Arthur Thomson—Office, 25, Marischal-st. New Bridge Brewery, Hardgate New Inn and Hotel, 5, Castle-street £Farm, Old Aberdeen Nicol, Alexander, stone merchant— Office, Wellington-street, h. Seaton Alexander, cooper, 25, Green QKing street

Andrew, clerk, (Aberdeen Town and County Bank) h. 84, Charles, (day patrole) Rae-house, Neilson-street

Charles, stabler, Tanfield

George, merchant and Wellington -tavern, Copland's-houses

John, cooper, 72, Dee-street [^Wellington-street,

John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Cotton

James, advocate, office, 17, Adelphi, h. Elmfield John, carpet shoemaker, 47, Chapel-street

John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 18, h. 20, Shiprow John, turner, Broadford John, gardener, Fountainhall Lewis, mason, 35, High-street, Old Aberdeen Reid & Co. shipbuilders, York-street

— William, shoemaker and funeral waiter, 9, Shoe-lane — William, boot and shoemaker, 284, George-street

Mrs. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 117, Gallowgate Mrs. broker, 75, Green

Mrs. lodgings, 9> Littlejohn -street Mrs. Peter, Seaton-gate, Old Aberdeen

Miss, dressmaker, milliner, and straw-hat maker, 18, Black-

Nicoll, Lewis, advocate, 17, Guestrow [^friars-street

Nicolson, Daniel, collecting clerk, Gas Works, h. 34, Union-place

James, lodgings, 12, Quay Thomas Balford, of the customs, Rosemount-terrace, Skene

Niddry, John, writer, 64, Hutcheon-street [^square 1835-36 124 NID—OGS

Niddry, Mrs. John, 64, Hutcheon- street

Nisbet, Alexander, mason, 19, Fisher-row Niven, Alexander, vintner, 93, Green

Noble, William, turner, 10, Woolmanhill, h. 27, St. Andrew's -street Nome, Alexander, worsted manufacturer, 35, Gallowgate Mrs. 27, Gordon-street

Mrs. Joseph, 64, Dee -street North British Insurance Office—Thomas & Newell Burnett, advocates, 11, Belmont-street, and Andrew Murray, advocate, 103, Union-street, agents Norwich Fire, Life, and Annuity Office— Charles Chalmers, advocate, agent, 24, Marischal-street Nutall, Mrs. Dr. 2, Chanonry, Old Aberdeen

O

Ogg, Henry, (Henry Ogg & Co.) h. Holburn-street

Henry, & Co. Strathdee distillery, Cooperston

Ogilvie, Alexander, baker, 45, Guestrow, h. Thomson's-court, 61,

George, hairdresser, 1 5, Woolmanhill [Broad-street

George, fancy snuff-box maker, 9, Barnett's-close James, stoneware merchant, 291, George-street

J. C. portrait, landscape, and marine painter, Broadford-house John Charles, m.d., 156, Union-street John, teacher, Gordon's Hospital, Schoolhill

William^ flaxdresser, 59, Netherkirkgate, h. Mile-end

William, porter and spirit dealer, 17, Causewayend

Mrs. lodgings, 6, Marischal-street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Broadford-house

Miss, of Auchiries, 37, Union-place

. Misses, 1, St. Nicholas-street

Ogilvy, John, baker, 70, King-street, h. 1, East North-street

Ogston, Alexander, late tallow-chandler, Ogston's-court, 84, Broad-st.

Alexander, jun. tallow-chandler, 55, h. 56, Loch-street

Alexander, tailor, 27, George-street 1835-36 OGS—PAT 125

Ogston, Francis, m.d. Ogston's-court, 84, Broad-street —— John, wvight, Denburn -terrace Miss, grocer and spirit dealer, 52, Shiprow Oldman, Alexander, wright, 43, Frederick-street

Andrew, wholesale merchant, 24, h. 26, St. Nicholas-street

Ord, Alexander, hairdresser and perfumer, 49, St. Nicholas-street, h.

Orton, Matthew, shoemaker, 1 1, Park-street £Dee-mount, Clayhills Oburn, Robert, manufacturer, (G. B. & Co.) V\ oodside Oswald, Mrs. James, Miss Gordon's Houses, Skene-square

Palmer, James, shipmaster, (Ury,) 60, Quay Panton, Mrs. Charles, lodgings, 40, Upperkirkgate

Park, Alexander, manufacturer, II, Gallowgate, h. Park Cottage

Andrew, mason. 9> Hutcheon-street

Parker, Rev. Gavin, (of Bon-Accord Parish,) h. Maybank John, shipmaster, (Bon-Accord,) 32, Wales-street

Parkhill, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 17, Fisher-row

Paterson, Donald, porter, 3, Castle -brae

Donald, shoemaker, 16, Guestrow James, grocer, Rubislaw

James, tanner, 3, Denburn-terrace

James, clerk, 8, Wellington-street

John, (day patrole,) 8, Porthill, Gallowgate

John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 2, h. 14, John-street

John, advocate, 28, Queen-street, h. 64, Green

John, shipmaster, (Dunottar Castle,) 11, Commerce-street

Peter, shipmaster, (Aultnaskiach,) 18, James-street

— Robert, lodgings, 33, St. Andrew's-street -—— Roderick, blacksmith, 20, Littlejohn-street

William, leather merchant, 2, Denburn-terrace

r W illiam, advocate, 35, St. Nicholas-street —— William, mason, and lodgings, 58, Spital 1835-36 l 126 PAT—PET

Paterson, William, & Co. tanners and curriers, Jack's-brae

William, boot and shoemaker, 23, St. Nicholas-street k. 115, Mrs. dealer in old clothes, 18, Park-street [Gallowgate Mrs. A. 48, Dee-street [kirkgate

Mrs. George, glass and stoneware merchant, 21, h. 30, Upper- Mrs. John, vintner, Rubislaw Mrs. lodgings, 115, Union-street

Miss, (late of Logie,) Silver-street

Paton, Miss, of Grandholm, 49, Don-street, Old Aberdeen Misses, of Grandholm, 49, Schoolhill Paul, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 36, High-street, Old Aberdeen

John, grocer, tea, wine and spirit dealer, and confectioner, 16,

John, plasterer, 76, Windmill-brae [^Castle-street Rev. William, Ruthrieston Mrs. Professor, Crown-street Paulin, Thomas, overseer of Rake Fishings, Affleck-street

Paxton, Alexander, carver and gilder, 1 1 , Queen-street [cord-st.

Pearson, Alexander, manager, (G. & W. Davidson,) h. 51, Bon-Ac- George, excise-officer, Walker's Houses, Broadford

John, shipmaster, (Queen of Scotland,) h. 1, Yeats'-lane Pelican Life Office—Lewis Nicoll, advocate, agent, 17, Guestrow Pellatt, Stephen, manufacturer, (Richards & Co. Broadford Works,)

h. Union-terrace

Penman, Rev. Richard, (Frederick-street Chapel,) h. 26, Constitution- Permit-Office, 112, King-street [street

Petrie, Alexander, stabler, 59, North-street

George, engraver and copperplate printer, 1 and 6, Huxter-row,

h. Stronach's-close John, mealseller, 61, North-street

Peter, mason, Nelson-street Robert, boot and shoemaker, 120, Skene-street Miss, 40, Chapel-street Peterkin, Christian, grocer, 85, George-street

David, travelling merchant, Ewen's-court, 42, Gallowgate 1835-36 PET—PIR 12/

Peterkin, Miss, dressmaker, and straw-hat maker, Ewen's-court, 42,

Gallowgate [_ Union-terrace Phoenix Fire Office — Henry & Clements Lumsden, advocates, agents,

Philip, Andrew, cabinet-maker, h. 13, Union-row Andrew & William, cabinet-makers and upholsterers, Commer- cial-buildings, 111, Union-street Charles, shipmaster, (Velocity,) 23, James-street

Colin Allan, advocate, h. 78, Queen-st., office, 34, Castle-street

Forbes, mason, 6, Park-street

James, shipmaster, (Nimrod,) 8, Justice lane

James, accountant, and patentee for preserving all kinds of ani-

mal and vegetable food for years, in the fresh state, 10, Trinity-corner John, bookbinder, 46, Queen-street

John, shipmaster, (Reward,) 17, St. Clement's-street Peter, shoemaker, 10, Windy-wynd

& Taylor, wholesale and retail clothiers and drapers, 40, Union-st. William, shipmaster, (Mansfield, schooner,) Gordon's Houses, Mill-street [kirkgate

William, clothier and draper, (Philip & Taylor,) k. 35, Nether-

William, jun. (of Wm. Philip, jun. & Co.) h. 1, Ragg's-lane William, jun. & Co., clothiers and haberdashers, 26, Union-street William, upholsterer, 28, James-street

William, shipmaster, Walker's-court, 17, Virginia- street

William, (of Walker & Co. blacksmiths,) h. 91, Gallowgate Mrs. mealseller, 23, Windmill -brae

Mrs. 76, Windmill-brae Mrs. 28, James-street Mrs. James, 78, Queen-street Miss, South Crown-street Philippe, Annand, & Co. wholesale confectioners, 34, Upperkirkgate Joseph, wholesale confectioner, h. West-court, 32, Guestrow Pickthorn, Lieut. John, R.N. Canal-side

Pirie, Alexander, (of Alex. Pirie & Sons,) h. 19, Adelphi, Union-st. 1835-36 L 2 128 PIR—PIT

Pirie, Alexander, jun. (of Alex. Pirie & Sons,) h. 19, Adelphi

Alex. & Sons, paper manufacturers and wholesale stationers, 18, Alexander, wright, 48, Skene-street [Adelphi Alexander, shore porter, Stronach's-close, Exchequer-row

Andrew, wright, 32, Chronicle-court, h. 5, Flourmill-brae

David, merchant, (of Pirie, Inglis, & Co.) h. 11, Golden-square Francis, (of Alex. Pirie & Sons,) h. 24, Bon-Accord-terrace George, jun. haberdasher, h. Thistle-street [row George, clerk, (L. M. & Co.) 90, h. Brebner's-court, 83, Ship-

George, sacrist, Marischal College, h. College-court, 82, Broad -

George, vintner, Maberly-street, Broadford [street George, & Co. wholesale and retail haberdashers, 41, Union-st. George, broker, 28, East North-street

Inglis, & Co. wholesale grocers, Crown-court, Union-street

James, store-keeper, Devanha Bottling Co. 46, Green, h. 20, Marywell -street

John, gardener, and successor to J. Cadenhead, Strawberry-bank Patrick, manufacturer, h. Gordon's Mills

Patrick, jun. manufacturer, (of Milne, Cruden, & Co.) h. Don William, 67, Bon-Accord-street [Cottage, Gordon's Mills

William, manufacturer, It. Cotton-lodge

• William, merchant, h, 11, Golden-square

William, shore -porter, St. Catherine's-court, 14, Shiprow William, & Co. woollen manufacturers, grain merchants, and insurance brokers, 18, Adelphi, Union-street Mrs. boarding mistress, King's College, Old Aberdeen Mrs. George, Pirie's-court, 50, Castle-street Miss, King's Houses, Huntly-street Miss, dressmaker, 158, George-street Miss, Ligertwood's-court, 77, George-street

Pirrie, William, m.d. lecturer on anatomy to the Universities of King's

and Marischal Colleges, Clark's-court, 2, Upperkirkgate Pittendrigh, Alexander, beadle of Seamen's Chapel, and funeral waiter,

Alex, advocate, Exchange-court, Union-st. [h. Sugarhouse-lane 1835-36 PIT—PRO 129

Pittendrigh, James, wright, 18, Catherine-street John, custom keeper, Mounthooly

Mrs. John, h. 6, Justice-lane

Playfair, Alexander, cabinet-maker, 16, King-street, h. 89, Green

Charles, gunmaker, 94, Union-street, h. Crown-court, Union-st.

Police Tax-Office, 1, Ragg's-lane

Poison, John, fanner and innkeeper, and post-horse master, 3, New-st. Old Aberdeen

Pope, George, flesher, 7, reform-stand, George-street, h. 136, John-st.

Popplewell, John, & Co. wool manufacturers, North-street, h. 26, Porter, David, cabinet-maker, 26, Skene-street QUnion-place

Francis, bootmaker and vintner, 5, Huxter-row

Hugh, broker, 7, East North-street

Post-Office, 15, Adelphi, Union street (Penny,) 51, High-street, Old Aberdeen (Penny,) James Brebner, Cotton (Receiving,) James Fraser, grocer, 199, Union-street (Receiving,) James Stuart, 57, Quay (Receiving,) John Davidson, 221, George-street (Receiving,) George Davidson, Bridge of Dee

Poulter, Absalom & Thomas, manufacturers, 9, Broad-street, h. 65, Dee-street

Pratt, John, clerk, h. Smith's Houses, Canal-road, Causewayend Robert, miller, Flourmill, h. Donald's-court, 20, Schoolhill

Presslie, David, accountant, ] 8, Marischal-street Primerose, George, 61, Don-street, Old Aberdeen

John, writer, li. 6l, Don-street, Old Aberdeen [Vet-street

Primrose, Thomas, advocate, 2, Adelphi, Union-st. h* 19, North Sil- Rev. William, 19, North Silver-street

Profat, George D. advocate, 15, St. Nicholas-street Mrs. 29, Skene-street Proctor, Miss, 139, Skene-street

Procurator-Fiscal for the Burgh—Alexander Cadenhead, advocate,, 52, Netherkirkgate 1835-36 l 3 130 PRO—RAF

Procur. tor-Fiscal for the County—William Simpson, advocate, office, 56, Bon-Accord-street Procurator-Fiscal of the Peace for Aberdeenshire—John D. Milne, ad- vocate, 54, Union-street Promoter Life Assurance and Annuity Company of London—Thomas John Bremner, advocate, 64, Broad-street Protector Fire Insurance Company, Alex. Allan, advocate, M'Combie's-

court, 52, Union -street

Proven^ John, slater, 68, Broad-street Provident Life Office, and County Fire Office— A. Anderson, agent, 11, Union-buildings Prussian Vice-Consul, Arthur Thomson, 25, Marischal-street Public Mathematical and Commercial School, 42, Green Public Rooms, Union -street—Robert Munro, keeper

Public English School, 1, Drum's-lane

Pye, George, grain merchant, and valuator of machinery, 4, Trinity-st*

Pyper, James, post-horse master, and livery stables, 7, Shoe-lane

Rae, Alexander, grocer, Woodside George, messenger at-arms, Union-terrace

George, boot and shoemaker, 45, Skene-street, h. Burnside Hugh, cork-cutter, 135, Gallowgate

James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 25, Park-street Nathaniel, goldsmith, 92, Green —_ William, collector of coal money, 13, St. Andrew's-street William, gardener, 16, Hutcheon-street

Mrs. shoe-binder, 12, Renny's-wynd —— Mrs. 31, Marischal-street Raeburn, George, shipmaster, (Mansfield,) 21, James-street

John, teller, Aberdeen Bank, h. Cooperston-buildings

• John, plasterer, 2, Denburn Raffan, Mrs. William, Skene square 1835-36 RAF—RAN 131

Raffarty, Peter, travelling merchant, 8, Shiprow

Ragg, David R. merchant, (of Brebner & Ragg,) h. 162, Union-street Robert, vintner, 10, Wales-street

Rait, Miss, lodgings, 10, Canal-terrace

Ramage, Andrew, leather merchant, h. 32, George -street — George, stocking manufacturer, 30, Shuttle-lane

. John, silk-dyer and renovator, 29, George-street, h. Ramage-

court, 83, Broad -street John, optician, 39, Union-street [Wales-street

• John, jun. optician, 39, Union-street, h. Jas. Sangster's Houses, —— John, currier, George-street, h. Ramage-court, 83, Broad-st. John, & Co. leather merchants, 85, Broad-street Ramsay, Archibald, Whitehouse-street —— David, linen manufacturer, 54, East North-street

John, boot and shoemaker, 30, St. Nicholas-street, h. 49, Wool-

Walter, tailor, 2, Denburn [manhil!

William, tailor, 2, Lower Denburn Mrs. lodgings, 34, Gallowgate

Miss, of Barra, h. 37, Bon- Accord-terrace Rainy, George, surgeon, 20, Queen-street

Rainie, George, shipmaster, (Alfred,J 26, Hutcheon-street

George, shipmaster, (Ruby, sloop,) 67, Commerce-street James, confectioner, 109, Skene-street William, shoemaker, M'Cook's-court, 116, Gallowgate

_ William, mason, 11, St. Andrew's-street

Randall, David, dealer in furniture, 1 9, East North-street Rannie, Adam, nurseryman, Causewayend Alexander, builder and timber merchant, 50, Commerce-street,

h. 64, Shiprow

Thomas, porter, Aberdeen Bank, h. Wales-street

. William, shoemaker, (of Macpherson & Rannie,) h. 260, George-

M. porter and spirit dealer, 49, North-street [street —— Mrs. Thomas, mason, 7, Thistle-street Mrs. lodgings, Rettie's-court, 26, Broad-street 1835-36 1

132 RAN—REI

Rannie, Miss, 37, Bon- Accord-street

Miss, lodgings, 9, Long-acre

Rattray, John, nail manufacturer, Poynernook

Robert, surgeon, 1 7, Union-street, h. 26, Woolmanhill

William, manufacturing chemist, Poynernook, h. Donald's-court, Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 91, Skene-street [20, Schoolhill

Ray, John, tinsmith, 5, h. 4, Gallowgate William, shipmaster, (Craigievar,) 24, Constitution-street

Read, William, merchant, 17, Belmont-street Reed, Mrs- William, Clerihew's Houses, Prince Regent-street Regies, Lewis, boot and shoemaker, 52, Guestrow Reid, Alexander, gardener, Johnston's Houses, Virginia-street

Alexander, saddler, 34, Schoolhill, h. 33, Blackfriars-street

Alexander G. carver, 1, Prince's-street, h. Connigarhill, Links Alexander, grocer, Jack's-brae

Alexander, stabler, 9, Harriot-street

Alexander, cart and plough wright, 22, h. 26, Skene-street Lieut. Andrew, R.N. Bridge of Dee

Benjamin, nurseryman and seedsman, (James Reid & Co.) h. 35, Chapel-street Charles, wright, Henderson's-court, 46, Broad-street

Charles, boot and shoemaker, 3, h. 56, Dee-street

Charles, house carpenter, 31, Skene-street, k. Skene-terrace

Charles, late of the Customs. 5, Black's-buildings Donald, teacher of sacred music, and precentor, North Parish

Church, h. 20, Prince's-street

T Duncan, late shipmaster, 5, W ales-street

Duncan, surgeon, 8, Carmelite-street

George, blacksmith and bell-hanger, 30, h. 23, Guestrow George, & Son, chemists and druggists, 45, Union-street

George, sen. (of G. Reid & Son,) h. 28, Silver-street

George, jun. (of G. Reid & Son,) h. 45, Union-street

— George, blacksmith and iron- turner, (Milne, Cruden, & Co.) h- George, shoemaker, Charles-street £14, Gerard-street 1835-36 REI—REI 133

Reid, George, porter dealer, 14, h. 15, Lodge-walk

George^ sen. turner, 4, Gaelic-lane

James, of Meadowbank, h. 39, Loch-street

James, mason, 6, St. Catherine's-wynd

James, nursery and seedsman, h. Belville, Gilcomston James, gardener, Springbank, 85, end of Bon-Accord-street

James, boot and shoemaker, 4, South Silver-street, h. Skeue- James, vintner, Skene-terrace [jerrace James, shipmaster, (Stoveld,) Middleton's Houses, Wales-st. James, gas-maker, Gas-street

James, tailor, Bon-Accord-street James, & Co. nursery and seedsmen, 42, Union-street

James, coal broker—office, 4, James-street, h. 8, East North-st John, mason, Cotton

John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Cotton

John, wright, turner, and vintner, 4, Jopp's-lane John, vintner, 20, Lodge-walk

John, vintner, 8, Back-wynd

' John, boot and shoemaker, h. 12, St. Andrew's-street

John, shipmaster, (brig, Waterloo,) 3, Links-street Joseph, shoemaker, Hardgate

Peter, tinsmith, Ann-street

Peter, felt manufacturer, 9, Pork-lane

Peter, porter and spirit dealer, 9, North-street Robert, excise-officer, (Strathdee Distillery,) Holburn-street

Robert, clerk, (Richards & Co.) h. 5, Black's-buildings

Robert, cabinet maker, 6, St. Catherine's-wynd

Robert, wright, 10, Mounthooly

Smith, h Co. distillers, Uuion-glen Distillery, Holburn

& Spark, fleshers, 11, 12, and 27, Wales-street-market Thomas, grocer, Hardgate

Thomas, advocate— office, St. Nicholas-lane, h. 4, Diamond-st. Walter, vintner, 161, George-street William, teacher, Old Bridge of Don 1835-36 134 REI—RET

Reid, William, boot and shoemaker, Henderson's-ct., 46, Broad-street

William, (John Duffus & Co.) 6, Canal-terrace William, academy, 11, Chanonry-place, Old Aberdeen

William, teacher, 3, Denburn

William, late bookseller, 5, Littlejohn-street William, shoemaker, Upper Denburn

William, shipbuilder, (of Nicol, Reid, & Co.) h. York -street

William, vintner, 18, Carmelite-street Mrs. George, 43, Frederick-street

Mrs. James, lodgings, 6, St. Catherines-wynd

Mrs. James, 11, Constitution-street Mrs. John, 10, Castle-street Mrs. Peter, lodgings, 159, Gallowgate Mrs. Robert, academy, Friendship Farm Mrs. William, Wales-street

Mrs. William, dressmaker and milliner, h. 11, Chanonry-place, Old Aberdeen

Mrs. William, jun. flesher, 10, Poultry-market, h. 22, Wales-st.

Mrs. flesher, 38, Wales-street- market

Mrs. grocer, 42, East North-street Miss, stewardess, (City of Aberdeen, Steamer,) Robertson's

Misses, ladies' school, 8, East North -street [[Houses, Mill-st. Reith, Alexander, gardener, Pitmuxton

James, tailor, 139, George-street, h. 66, Gerard-street

John, mealseller, 19? Skene-street John, tollkeeper, Bridge of Don

John, tollkeeper, Cooperston Mrs. tollkeeper, Ruthrieston Rennie, Alexauder, nurseryman, 64, Causewayend Andrew, boatbuilder, Black's houses, York-street

C. M. distiller, Gilcomston, h. at Gilcomston Distillery

r William, shipbuilder, h. 4, W ellington-street Rettie, M. & Son, lamp and fancy ornament saloon, 101, Union-street,

h. Rettie's-court, 26, Broad-street 1835-36 RET—RID 135

Rettie, M. & Son, lamp manufacturers, tinsmiths, japanners, and oil merchants, Rettie's-court, 26, Broad-street

William, (M, Rettie & Son,) h. 9, Bon-Accord-street

Miss, straw-hat-maker, milliner, and dressmaker, Rettie's-court, 51, North -street Reynolds, Thomas, basket-maker, 74, Queen-street

Rhind, John, commission agent, 43, Broad-street, h. entries, 37, Gor- don-street, and Bon- Accord-lane William, 27, Gordon-street

William, grain agent, (for M'Farlane & Co.) 103, Union- street,

Miss, dressmaker, 20, Back-wynd [h. 1, Back-wynd Rhynas, Mrs. Park Cottage, Broadford Riach, James, stoneware-merchant, 76, Queen-street

Mrs. John, lodgings, 10, Young-street Mrs. provision dealer, 54, High-street, Old Aberdeen L Miss, teacher of the Female School of Industry, Union-terrace Richards & Co. linen manufacturers, Broadford

& Co. bleaching and vitriol works, Rubislaw

David, grocer, tea, spirit, and provision merchant, 9, Fisher-row Richmond, Thomas, inspecting commander, Coast Guard, 63, Don- street, Old Aberdeen

Riddel, Alexander, overseer, (John Gibb & Son,) 8, Church-street

Alexander, furnishing tailor, 27, George st. £North-st.

David, boot and shoemaker, 29-. Marischal-street, h. 50, East

Donaldson, blacksmith, Riddel's-court, 6, Windmill-brae

James, treasurer to the harbour trustees, h. Harvey's- court, 90, James, vintner, foot of Back-wynd Stairs, Green [Gallowgate

James, cabinet-maker, 93, King-street, h. 9, Prince's-street

James, weaver, Riddel's-court, 6, Windmill-brae

John, leather merchant, 15, George-street, h. Broadford Miss, dressmaker, Burn-court, 44, Upperkirkgate Riddler, Alexander, gardener, Carden's-haugh

John J. hat and shoe warehouse, 30, Union-st., h. Rosemount- John, gardener, 108, Skene-street [terrace, Skene-square 1835-36 136 RID—ROB

Riddoch, Misses, girls' school, 6, Garvock-street Ririe, Alexander, blacksmith, 93, North-street

Ritchie, Alexander, book-keeper, (Gas Co.) h. 4>9, Bon- Accord-street —— James, 104, High-street, Old Aberdeen James, shoemaker, M f Kay's-court, 80, Gallowgate

James, tailor, New Bridge of Don

John, blacksmith, Flourmill-lane, h. John-street

John, stabler, 3, Harriot-street

Thomas, shipmaster, 3, Church-street Mrs. 104, High-street, Old Aberdeen

Robson, John, wright, 8, Porthill

Robb, Alexander, tailor, Crown-court, Union-street George, overseer, (L. M. & Co.) 16, Trinity-quay James, shoemaker, Woodsitie

James, builder, 22, Gerard-street

James, tailor, 41, Virginia-street

John, hairdresser, 12, Exchequer-row. h. St. Catherine's-court,

John, tea and spirit dealer, 63, h. 65, Green |[14, Shiprow

John, tailor, 14, East North-street

John, & Co. grocers, 201, Union-street, h. 76, Windmill-brae William, guard, (Peterhead Coach,) 37, Park-street

Miss, dressmaker, 14, East North-street Robbie, Donald, lodgings, 98, Spital Joseph, grocer and mealseller, Upper Denburn

William, slater, steps of Gilcomston

Roberts, Alexander, dealer in groceries, tea, porter, and spirits, 17,

St. Clement's-street, h. 1, Links street

Alexander, clerk, (Velocity,) h. 1, Links-street

David, saddler, 94, King-street, h. 24, Frederick-street John, wright, R. Duthie's -houses, Castle-brae Mrs. lodgings, 24, Frederick-street Misses, dressmakers, 12, Frederick-street

Robertson, Alexander, clerk, (Smith, Irvine, & Co.) h. 25, College- bounds, Old Aberdeen 1835-36 ROB—ROB 137

Robertson, Alexander, dealer in porter, ale, and spirits, 2, Canal-terrace Alexander, gardener, 24, Spital

Alexander, builder, 79, Windmill-brae, h. 4, Gordon-street

Benjamin, shipmaster, (Ravenswood,) 45, Virginia-street Charles, ironmonger, 17, Park-street

Charles, blacksmith, Castlebrae, h. 3, Mill-street Daniel, boot and shoemaker, 86, Green

David, grocer and spirit dealer, 35, East North-street

& Feuillet, cabinet-makers, 157, Union-street George, mason, 101, Chapel-street George, saddler, Charles-court, 40, Upperkirkgate George, sexton, Church-gate, Old Aberdeen

1 Hector, shoemaker, J , Trinity-corner

James, (of Wm. Philip, jun. & Co.) h. 13, Black's-buildings James, New Inn and Tavern-Keeper, Don- view-terrace, New Bridge of Don

James, haircutter and perfumer, 5, Queen-street, h. 26, Broad-st.

James, clerk, (Milne, Cruden, & Co.) h. 263, George-street James, cooper, 72, Hutcheon-street

James, spirit dealer, 3, Park-street

James, cabinet-maker, (of Robertson & Feuillet) h- Strawberry-

James, coal-meter, 21, Shuttle-lane ["bank James, cooper, 20, Skene-street Patrick, Mackie-place

Peter, teacher, (of Dr. Bell's School, Frederick-street) h. 83, Bon -Accord-street Robert, surgeon, 137, George-street

Robert, druggist, manufacturer of black and japan inks, furni- ture paste, and liquid blue, 135, George-street Roger, vintner, 34, College-street

Thomas, late mason, 7> Justice-lane

Thomas, coppersmith, (H. G. & Co.) h. 15, St. Andrew's-street Thomas, cabinet-maker, Mitchell's-court, 66, North-street Thomson, gardener, Holburn-street 1835-36 m 138 ROB—ROB

Robertson, William, tea dealer, Woodside

William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 145, A. Milne's-court, 143, Gallowgate

William, cooper, Union-street West, h. 14, Crown-street

William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 9, Church-street William, chimney-sweeper, Beattie's-court, 102, Gallowgate

— William Forbes, of Hazelhead, h. Hazelhead

William, marble and stone-cutter, 3, Huntly street

William, clothier and merchant tailor, 20, St. Nicholas-street,

h. 77, Bon- Accord-street

William, gunmaker, 2, Correction-wynd, h. Salter's-court, 39, Loch-street

William, boot and shoemaker, 7, h. 5, Upperkirkgate Mrs. Alexander, vintner and lodgings, Jopp's-court, 40, Broad-

Mrs. dealer in butter and eggs, 1, Windy-wynd [^street Mrs. teacher of the Female Catholic School, Constitution-street Mrs, John, Glenburnie

Mrs. Duncan, (Excise) 93, Spital Mrs. Dr. William, Albyn-place

—-— Mrs. lodgings, 25, Union-row Mrs. A. 2, Affleck-street Mrs. vintner, Cheyne's-court, 69, Broad-street Mrs. George, (Excise) 53, Shiprow Mrs. midwife, 262, George-street

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 9, Blackfriars-street

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 20, George-street Miss, dressmaker, 10, Schoolhill Miss, straw-hat maker, 34, Queen-street —— Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Cheyne's-court, 69, Broad-street Miss, dressmaker, 73, Woolmanhill

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, entries from Silver-street and Skene-terrace

Robinson, Thomas, founder, 14, St. Clement's-street

Robison, William, shipmaster, 15, Carmelite-street

3 835-36 ROB—ROS 139

Robison. William, advocate, Commercial-court, 58, Castle-street

Robson, William, clerk, (Leys, Masson, & Co.) h. Cotton Miss, straw-hat maker, Upper Denburn

Roche, Captain Joseph, r.v. Nellfield

Rodney, George, general gardener, 53, Windmill-brae

Mrs. vintner, St. Clement-street

Roger, David, carpet shoemaker, 18, Upperkirkgate

Henry, flesher, 5. h. 7, Crown-street

James, sen. Maberly-street

Jamesjun. farmer, currier, and wholesale and retail leather dealer,

Gilcomston Tannery, h. Maberly-street

John, clerk, (Aberdeen Bank) h. Broad-ford

Peter, excise-officer, 9, Hanover-street

Thomas, teacher, (Trades' School) //. 39, Long-acre

• William, clerk, (Alex. Pirie) h. Broadford

William, shipmaster, (Edinburgh Packet) St. Clement-street ——— William, minature-painter, 71, Bon-Accord-street Mrs. Broadford

Ronald, Mrs. Lemon-tree tavern, 7, Huxter-row Mrs. John, broker, 43, Virginia-street [[Accord-terrace

Rose, Alphonsus, W. H. (of St. John's College, Cambridge) 8, Bon- Donaldson, shipowner and timber-merchant, Footdee Hugh, Rose, vintner, Albion-street James, Excise-officer, 297, George-street James, grocer and shoemaker, Short-loanings

James, late cooper, 29, Bon-Accord-street

John, late supervisor of excise, Ruthrieston

John, r.n. 30, Dee-street

William, grocer, tea, spirit dealer, and meal-seller, Cotton Miss, housekeeper, Gordon's Hospital, Schoohill Miss, grocer, 31, Windmill-brae

Ross, Adam, nail manufacturer, 6, Windy-wynd, h. Canal-road

Alexander, nail manufacturer, 6, Windy-wynd, h. 13, Cause-

Alexander, tailor, 7, East North-street [wayemd 1835-36 m 2 140 ROS—ROS

Ross, Andrew, flesher, 10, h. 152, George-street market

Angus, cooper, 14, Sugar-house-lane D. shoemaker, Woodside

Donald, vintner, 84, Queen-street

George, painter and glazier, 9, Black's-buildings, Woolmanhill

George, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, 10, h. 11, Trinity-corner

George, tailor, Henderson's-court, 46, Broad-street

Hugh, sen. builder, 5, Skene-place

Hugh, jun. small-ware merchant, (successor to Robert Melvin)

4, Broad-street, h. 3, Skene-place

Hugh, late officer of excise, 14, Harriot-street

James, upholsterer, 15, Upperkirkgate, h. 1, Gallowgate James, shoemaker, Upper Denburn James, builder, 28, Summer-street

James, portrait painter, 24, Schoolhill

James, sheriff-officer, IS, Carmelite-street

John Leith, of Arnage, h. East Craibstone-street John, assistant commissary of ordnance, Reform-street

John, teacher of music, #, College-bounds

John, organist, (St. Paul's Chapel) of Craigiepark John, teacher, (East Parish Sessional School) 50, Netherkirk-

gate, h. 44, Gordon-street

John, baker, 24, Justice street

John, spirit dealer, 22, Green

John, shoemaker, 14, Dee-street

Peter, boot and shoemaker, Upper Denburn

Robert, apothecary, 31, Green, h. 13, Carmelite-street

Roderick, (of Davidson & Ross) 2, College-street

Thomas, shoemaker, 22, St. Clement's-street

William, advocate, 4, Carmelite-street

William, draper, 178, Gallowgate, h. Robert Watt's Houses, west end of North-street —— William, dealer in poultry, Philip's-court, 147, Gallowgate

Broad-street, h. I William, ironmonger, 28, 45, Chapel-street j 1835-36 ROS—RUD 141

Ross, William, last-maker, Henderson's-court, 46, Broad-street

, William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 137, h. Simpson's-court, 139, Gallowgate William, auctioneer, 15, Upperkirkgate, h. 2, Gallowgate William, blacksmith, Church -street, h St. Clement's-street m William, dealer in made clothes, 7, East North-street Mrs. Charles, 42, Skene-terrace

Mrs. John, 4, Little Belmont-street

Mrs. Robert, Crown-stree t Mrs. John, of Grenada, Granton Lodge, Braemar-road Rosay, William, shipmaster, (Mary) Baltic-street Rough, John, corn extractor, funeral undertaker, and principal beacile,

St. Andrew's Chapel, h. Brebner's court, 10, Castle-street

Routledge, Isaac, (of W. Routledge & Son) h. 220, Gallowgate

. William, (of W. Routledge & Son) h. 270, Gallowgate Whinton, & Son, rope and twine manufacturers, 219, Gallowgate Rowell, Joseph, comb manufacturer, 31, Constitution-street William, chain-manufacturer, 68, North-street, h. 40, George-st.

Roy, Alexander, jun. auctioneer and appraiser, 1, Union-lane, &. Well-

court, 14, Broad-street

Lieut. James, (Aberdeenshire Militia) h. 4, Bon-Accord-lane

James, jun. seedsman, nurseryman, florist, and fruiterer, 50, Union-street, Nurseries, North- street and South Ferryhiil.

&c. h. at Nursery, South Ferryhiil John, gardener, 53, Guestrow

John, flesher, 18, Wales-street-market, h. 4, Cowgate Mrs. John, 64, Union-street Mrs. gardener, 53, Guestrow

Miss, dressmaker, 5, Prince's-street

Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 64, Union-street Royal Exchange Assurance— Alex. Jopp, advocate, agent, Jopps- court, 31, Gallowgate

Royal Mail and General Coach Offices, 61, Union-street, and 5, Castle- Ruddiman, John, cabinet-maker, 11, Shiprow [street 1835-36 m 3 142 RUD—RUT

Ruddiman, William, wright, and dealer in furniture, 8, East North-st.

Runcie, George, surgeon and apothecary, 45, Green, h. Davidson's court, 111, Gallowgate

John & William, tinsmiths, 6, George-street, h. Davidson's- court, 111, Gallowgate

Runcy, Charles, grocer and spirit dealer, 31, h. 30, Quay Charles, shipmaster, (Sophia) 58, Quay

Russel, Alexander, merchant tailor, 6, St. Nicholas-street

Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 13, St. Clement's-street Francis, principal servant, Greyfriars Church, funeral and occa- sional waiter, 27, Long-acre

Robert, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, and ham curer, 30, Park-st.

R. C. surgeon, 1, h. 2, Mounthooly

William, bookseller and circulating library, 19, Broad-street, h. Broadford

William, confectioner and baker, 38, Upperkirkgate, and 28,

Union-street, h. Broadford

William, merchant tailor, Concert-court, Broad-street Mrs. Captain, r.n. 41, Schoolhill

Mrs. dressmaker, Chapel-court, 1, Justice-street Mrs. midwife, Cotton Mrs. (Skelmuir) 266, George-street

Mrs. (late of Aden) 153, King-street

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Cotton Miss, 266, George-street Russian Vice Consul, Arthur Thomson—office, 25, Marischal-street Rust, Alexander, agent and general merchant, Commercial-buildings,

115, Union-street, h. Bon- Accord-square

Alexander, & Co. grocers, tea, wine, and spirit dealers, 113, Union-street

Gilbert, & Co. grocers, tea, wine, and spirit merchants, 14, h.

5, George-street [Totton - James, & Son, grocers, tea and spirit dealers, and meal sellers Rutherford, George, blacksmith, St. Catberine's-street, 14, Shiprow 1835-36 SAI—SCO 143

Saint, James, shore porter, St. Catherine's-court, 14, Shiprow Salmon, Thomas, dealer and purchaser of all kinds of ladies and gen- tleman's wearing apparel, hats, shoes, and boots, 39, Guestrow Saloon, Lamp, and Fancy Ornament—M, Rettie & Son, 101, Union- street

Salter, William, flesher, 16, Poultry-market, h. 29, Lodge-walk Sandilands, James Andrew, of Cruives, 13, Belmont-street

Sandison, Misses, stay and dressmakers, 4, Regent-quay Sang, William, wright, 74, Skene-street

Sangster, Alexander, flesher, 1Q, Wales-street market, 3, Hanover-st.

George, tailor, Cotton

James, flesher, 33, and 34, Wales-street market, h. Sangster's houses, Wales- street

John, tailor, 1, College-street

Joseph, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Cotton

Robert, flesher, 24, Wales-st. market, h. 14, Frederick-street

Thomas, advocate, 26, Queen-street, h. Albyn-place

William, flesher, 22, Wales-street market, h- 14, Frederick-st.

William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 7, East North-street

Miss, sewing-school, 12, Princes-street

Miss, boarding and day school, 1, South Crown-street

Miss, 18, Marywell-place

Saunders, James, shipmaster, 9, Virginia-street Mrs. Joseph, lodgings, 130, Union-street

Miss, 18, Marywell-place

Scandrett, James, painter and glazier, 5, Jopp's-lane

Schonberg, Lewis, artist and linguist, 41, Huntly-street

Scorgie, George, grocer, 40, Green, h. 8, Carmelite-street

John, mealseller and spirit dealer, 7, Gallowgate Robert, vintner and stoneware merchant, 53, Green

William, mason, Porthill -close, 98, Gallowgate 1835-36 144 SCO—SEC

Scott, Adam, grocer, porter, and spirit dealer, 59, Green

• Alexander, Firhillwell-lane, Spital Alexander, vintner, Burnett's-close, Exchequer-row —— Anthony & Sons, pottery warehouse, Exchange-court, Union-st. Captain David, r.n. Bon-Accord- terrace

Hercules, professor of moral philosophy, King's-college, h. at James, tailor, 42, Loch-street [College, Old Aberdeen James, provision seller, 34, George-street

James, gardener, Firhillwell-lane, Spital

James, boot and shoemaker, 19, St. Nicholas-street

John, provision seller, 34, George-street

. John, candlemaker, (Jas. Maitland & Co.) h. 42, Netherkirkgate

Robert, clerk, (Journal Office) h. 71, Bon- Accord-street

Robert, engineer, 9, Trinity-street

Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 48, St. Nicholas-street, h. Craig-

William, shipmaster, (Euphemia) 6, Catto-square [well-place William, stone-cutter, Scott's- court, 25, Quay Mrs. John, St. Andrew's-street

. Mrs. vintner, 3, Water-lane

Mrs. 1, Chapel-street

Mrs. & Co. dressmakers, milliners, and straw-hat makers, 8; Mrs. midwife, 79, Shiprow [North-street

Miss, mantuamaker, 5, Huntly-street

Miss, dressmaker, 30, Marischal -street

Miss, straw- hat maker and milliner, 9, St. Andrew's-street

Misses, milliners and dressmakers, Craigwell-place Scottish Equitable Assurance Company— William Gordon, advocate, agent, 14, Adelphi-court Union Fire and Life Insurance Company—James M'Hardy, advocate, agent, Commercial-court, 58, Castle-street

Scroggie, John, dyer, 12, College-court John, wright, Cotton John, shoemaker, 27, Spital

Sector, William, boot and shoemaker, 29, Causewayend 1835-36 SEI—SHE 145

Seisins, Office, Register of, 11, Belmont-street—- Newell Burnett,

Selby, George, stabler, Cameron's-court, SO, Nortli-st. [Registrar

Mrs. Dr. 2 J, Golden-square

Sellar, James, shipmaster, (Happy Return) 1, Links-street —— John, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, 15, College-street John, mason, 11, St. Andre w's-street [ Upperkirkgate

Thomas, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 9, h. Farquhar's-court, 17,

Sectors, James, boot and shoemaker, 29, Causewayend

Senter, John, boot and shoemaker, 4, h. 6, Crown-street Session Clerk, William Smith, Footdee Seton, Alexander, manufacturer, (G. B. & Co.) Woodside Lady, of Pitmedden, 27, Union-place [music, Huntly-st. Shaftoe, John, precentor, (St. Paul's Chapel,) and teacher of vocal Shand, David, saw trimmer, 31, h. 33, Park-street

Robert, of Hillside, h. 40, Queen-street Robert, advocate—office, 31, Gallowgate, h. 76, Dee-street Mrs. Alexander, 6, Union-place

Shanks, Colin, baker, 96, h. 94, Chapel-street

James, slater, 44, Loch-street

Sharp, Alexander, tailor, 75, North-street

James, stoneware merchant, 9, In. 8, Shiprow James, musical instrument maker, 19, Woolmanhill

Mrs. mealseller, 5, Mealmarket-lane —— Mrs. dressmaker, 11, Long-acre Shaw, Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 65, Loch-street —— Donald, pawnbroker, 6, Harriot-st. h. Twin Cottage, Nellfield

D, &. S. painters, Flourmill-lane Peter, heel and toe plate manufacturer, 20, h. 16, Catherine-st. Mrs. 23, Adelphi, Union-street

Sheals, Constantine, shoemaker, 8, Park-street Peter, shoemaker, 23, Park-street

Shearer, Ebenezer, tailor, Downie's-court, 65, Broad-street

John, manufacturer of tinplate and japan goods, 1 1 , Gallowgate,

h. 11, Drum's-lane 1835-S6 146 SHE—SHI

Shearer, Jobn, mason, Red Lion-court, 77, Broad-street

Sherar, Robert, candlemaker, (James Fraser,) 11, Drum's-lane

Shed, Alexander, slater, 54, Summer-street

John, slater, Denburn-terrace

Sheed, John, manufacturer, (Leys, Masson, & Co.) h. 31, Dee-street jSil'

Shepherd, Alexander, gardener, 6i<3 Gerard-street Charles, of the Field Train Department, Rosemount-terrace, Skene-square

David, builder, 13, Bon- Accord-lane, k. 37, Bon- Accord street

George, bookseller and stationer, 1, Broad-street, h. 31, Consti-||- tution-street

John, clerk, (Milne, Cruden, & Co.) h. 77, North-street

Simpson, h. 31, Constitution-street

—— William, confectioner, 31, Constitution -street

• Mrs. Robert, Crown-street —— Misses, Skene-square Sheppard, Walter, slater, Charles-street Sheriff-Clerk's Office, 27, King-street

Shewan, John, tea-dealer and grocer, 121, k. Shewan's-court, 119,,

Shipmasters' Hall, Shipmasters'-court, 97, Shiprow £Gallowgate e Shipping, Surveyor of, at Aberdeen—William Chiene, R.N. Rose- mount-terrace, Skene-square Shields, John, confectioner, 62, Windmill-brae

Shirra, Geo. G. & Co. clothiers and haberdashers, 5, Broad-street Shirrefs, Alexander, jeweller, 63, Guestrow John Lumsden, advocate, 122, Union-street

Shirreffs, George, shore-porter, 4, Stronach's- close

James, Union Inn, post-horse master, 42, St. Nicholas-street - James, keeper of the Court-House, Lodge-walk

William, overseer, (Richards & Co. Broadford Works,) h.

7 William, mason, 39, W indmill-brae {^Skene-square II

Shirres, David L. clothier and haberdasher, 9, Union-buildings, h.

Netherkirkgate Qderick -street

William, clothier and haberdasher, 67, King-street, h. 24, Fre- 1835-36 j

SHO—SIM 147

Shore Dues and Harbour Office, Quay, foot of Marischal-street

Sievewright, John, stabler, 8, Prince's-street

Robert, boot and shoemaker, 3, Flourmill-brae William, grocer and porter dealer, Murray's Houses, Park-street etfSilver, George, of Netherley, h. 39, Schoolhill

George, jun. Netherley, h. 30, Schoolhill

George, smoke-doctor, slater, chimney cleaner, and grate-setter, Jopp's-court, 40, Broad-street etisim, Alexander, accountant, (Bank of Scotland,) h. 12, Virginia-street ti-| Alexander, Sim's-square

Alexander, porter, Henderson's-court, 46, Broad-street || Charles, tailor, 29, Broad-street, h. Affleck-street

Charles, cart and plough wright, 11, h. 1 3, Black friars-street Clark, & Co. manufacturing chemists,* 76, King-street

- George, of the Customs, 6, East North-street George, rope and twine manufacturer, Broadford James, brewer, Holburn-street James, gardener, Calsay-seat

19. James, (of Sim, Clark, & Co.) h. 80, King-street ate John, clerk, (at A. H. & S.) 151, George-street John, wright, loom and shuttle maker, Steps of Gilcomstoji Robert, gardener, Westfield, Gilcomston —— William, boot and shoemaker, Cotton Mrs. Mackie place

Mrs. midwife, 5, St. AndrewVstreet

Mrs. broker, 6, St. Andrew's-street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 95, Spital

Robert, reedmaker, 10, h. 12, Harriot-street Iimmie, impson, Alexander, clothier, h. 13, Guestrow

Capt. Alex. (5th W. I. Regiment,) h. Wellington -place

- Alexander, vintner, 2, Little Wales-street Andrew, grocer and wright, 26, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen

-L— Archibald, architect, 22, Crown-street Archibald, merchant, Woodside 1835-36 148 SIM—SIN

Simpson, Arthur, teacher, Gordon's Hospital, Schoolhill

Rev. David, (Trinity Chapel,) h. Trinity Manse, 101, Shiprow

George, cork cutter, 34, Guestrow, h. Red Lion-court, 77 Broad-street

James, builder, Ligertwood's-court, 77, George-street, h. Do-

nald's-court, 20, Schoolhill James, chimney sweeper, Coutts'-court, Netherkirkgate

James, advocate, 102, Union -street

James, gardener, 4, Shuttle-lane James, gardener, Ann-street

John, jun. builder, 54, Bon- Accord -street

John, yost. builder, 74, Windmill-brae

John, clothier and haberdasher, k. 14, Bon- Accord-street

Patrick, rope and twine manufacturer, 8, Union-row, Union-st Robert, wright, 32, St. Andrew's-st. [h. 49, Broad-st & Whyte, woollen drapers, and furnishers of gentlemen's cloth

ing, 21, Union-buildings William, advocate, procurator-fiscal for the county— Office, 56*

h. 58, Bon -Accord-street £Skene-stree William, beadle, Chapel of Ease, and funeral waiter, 111 William, cabinet maker, 86, Hutcheon-street

William, wright, 26, Skene-street, h. 8, Spa-street William, & Co. chain-cable, anchor, ship-smiths, and boiler makers, York-place

William, turner, 26, Skene street, h. 8, Spa-street

. Mrs. William, 2, Yeats-lane Miss, Lower Middlefield Miss Ann, Broadford

Miss, 39, Bon- Accord -street • Miss, straw-hat-maker, 10, Kidd-lane

Misses, 87, Gallowgate

Sinclair, Alexander, clothier and haberdasher, h. 8, Constitution-streei

George, tailor, 1 6, Huxter-row James, manufacturer, 10, Thistle-street 1835 36 SIN—SMA 149

Sinclair & Simpson, clothiers and haberdashers, 1 1 , Broad street

William, chemist and druggist, 36, Union-street, k. above shop

Mrs. J. porter and spirit dealer, Jack's-brae

Singer, Adam, agent, house and office, Broad-st. entry, 2, Long-acre

Skea, Thomas, horse- shoer and farrier, Machray's court, 59, George-

street, h. 1, Charlotte-street

Skene, Captain Alexander, R. V. 1 3, Silver-street

Charles, M.D. professor of medicine, Marischal College, h. Com- mercial Bank-court, 42, Castle-street

George, woollen manufacturer, Sutherland's-ct., 1 26, Gallowgate

Robert, baker, 4, Justice-street

Thomas, draper, 3, Broad-street, h. 56, Causewayend —— Thomas, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 93, h. 95, Causewayend

- William, wool merchant, 14, Queen-street, h. 126, Gallowgate

Miss E. Chapel -court, 1, Justice-street

Skinner, Alexander, shore-porter, 8, Exchequer row

George, tailor, Lodge-walk

Hugh, 3, Hutcheon-street

P. A. candlemaker, St. Catherine's- court, 14, Shiprow

the Right Rev. Bishop William, (St. Andrew's Chapel,) h. 1, William, advocate, 84, Union-street [^Golden-square Skues, Lieutenant George, R.M. dentist, 31, Queen-street

Slater, Simon, merchant tailor, 12, North-street — Miss, straw-hat-maker, 12, North-street

Slight, Alexander, clothier and haberdasher, 13, Union-buildings, h.

Brebner's-court, 10, Castle -street Small, Robert, & Co. tinsmiths, Mounthooly, Canal-side — Miss, dressmaker, 149, George-street £ Regent-street Smart, George, clerk, (Wm. Knowles, timber merchant,) 20, Prince — John, shipmaster, (Glasgow Packet,) 20, Prince Regent-street — William, jobbing gardener, 39, Spital — Mrs. vintner, 59, Lime Quay — Mrs. vintner, 24, Virginia- street 1835-36 n —

150 SMI—SMI

Smith, Alexander, spirit dealer and confectioner, 23, Park-street

Alexander, late merchant, 7, High-street, Old Aberdeen Alexander, advocate, 96, Union-street, and Glenmillan Alexander, spirit dealer, Rose's houses, Wellington-street

Alexander, pawn-broker, 2, Ragg's-lane Alexander, wright, Skene-square

xAlexander, merchant, 6, Union-street, h. Weigh-house-square

Alexander, tailor and furnisher, 45, Netherkirkgate, h. 1i)CV Summer-street [[Old Aberdeen

Alexander, letter-carrier, 51, High-street, h. 8, College-bounds, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 20, College-street Alexander, shoemaker, 31, Netherkirkgate Alexander, merchant, 156, Gallowgate

— Alexander, teacher, 59, Shiprow, h. 56, Queen-street

Alexander, agent, (A. Irvine & Co) h. 51, Marischal-street Alexander, boot and shoemaker, Holburn-street Alexander, gardener, 48, High-street, Old Aberdeen

Alexander, jun. druggist, 3, High-street, Old Aberdeen Alexander, shipmaster, (Acorn,) Gordon's houses, Summer-lane Andrew, tinsmith, (M'Kinnan & Co.) 79, George-street

Andrew, clothier, 79, Broad-street, h. 7, Black's-buildings

Andrew, clerk, (L. M. & Co.) h. Grandholm Works, Donside Arthur, painter and glazier, 32, Marischal-street, h. 12, Quay Charles, confectioner, 32, Frederick-street

Charles, tailor, 9, Skene-terrace, h. 75, Woolmanhill Charles, mill spinner, (Richards & Co.) 72, Catherine-street

David, painter and glazier, 6, Young-street David, hat manufacturer, 81, Spring-garden, h. 210, George-st.

David, baker, 2, h. 8, Gordon-street —— Francis, teller, (T. & C. Bank,) h. Springbank, Dee -street George, upholsterer, 21, George-street —— George, wool-comber, 37, Spital George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Gordons Mills

George, vintner, 6, Commerce-street 1335-36 SMI—SMI 151

Smith, George, quarrier, 52, Summer-street George, blacksmith, King street Road, Old Aberdeen George, mason, Causewayend Road Henry, flaxdresser, 65, h. 92, Shiprow Hugh, wood merchant, 151, George-street

Irvine, & Co. brewers, 18, High-street, Old Aberdeen James, gardener, 48, High-street, Old Aberdeen

James, jeweller, 7, Loch-street James, grocer, Short Loanings

-—~ James, & Co. coppersmiths, 6, Drum's-lane, h. 95, Causewayend

James, & Son, cabinet-makers, Flourmill-lane, h. 49, Bon-Ac-

James, slater, 9, Trinity-street [[cord-street

James, clothier and haberdasher, 24, Broad-street, k. Fergn- son's-court, 108, Gallowgate —— James, grocer, 11, College-street

• James, shoemaker and leather dealer, 141, Gallowgate James, carver and gilder, Commercial-buildings, 122, Union-st. James, superintendant of the canal works, 56, Gerard-street James, stabler, 26, Mutton-brae

James, grocer, 35, St. Andrew-street

James, entry-keeper, Permit Office, 112, King-st. h. 12, Quay

— Jeremiah, nail and chain manufacturer, 34, North-street, k. 15, Mealmarket-lane

John, teacher, Flourmill-lane, h. 62, Gordon-street -— John, baker, Causewayend

John, merchant, 2, Skene-place

John, merchant, (John Duncan & Co.) 34, George-street, h. John, shoemaker, 100, Spital [46, John-street John, architect, and superintendant of town's works, 142, King-

John, brewer and distiller, h. Newbridge ^street John, 1st clerk, (Post Office,) h. 12, Adelphi, Union-street

. John, baker, 7, k. 9» Dee-street John, shipmaster, (Courier,) Wellington-street —— John, shipmaster, (Star,) and vintner, Lime-quay 1835-36 n 2 152 SMI—SMI

Smith, John, advocate, 28, Queen-street

John, jun. advocate and accountant, (of Blaikie & Smith,) k. 4, John, surgeon, R.N. Wallfield [Dee-street John, fishing tackle maker, 63, Guestrow

John, shore-porter, 7, Weigh- house-square

John, merchant tailor, 9, Lodge-walk John, cabinet-maker, 32, Chapel-street

John, clothier, 9> Back-wynd

John, porter and spirit dealer, 7> Union-lane

> — John, gardener, Ann-street

John, boot and shoemaker, 7, High-street, Old Aberdeen

John, & Co. iron and nail merchants, 5, Shoe-lane

John, shoemaker, 2, Holburn-street John, shoemaker, 87, Chapel-street

John, 4, Church-street

John, yost. auctioneer, Hall, Union-street, entry, 2, St. Cathe-

rine's-wynd, h. 32, Dee-street Joseph, road-contractor and vintner, 86, Causewayend Joseph, grocer, 100, John-street

Lewis, bookseller, 66, Broad-street, h. 91, Gallowgate Matthew, shipmaster, (Banchory brig,) 59, Commerce-street

Neil, & Sons, merchants, 40, h. Salter's-court, 39, Loch -street Neil, junr. (of Copland, Smith, & Fleming,) h. 39, Loch-side Peter, stone-cutter, Union-st., and grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 93, Skene-street

Peter, shoemaker, 6, Trinity-street, h. 8, Carmelite-lane

Peter, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Skene-square Robert, gardener, Tanfield Robert, gardener, Sunnybank

Robert, (of Alex. Forbes & Smith,) h. 11, Bon- Accord-street Rev. Robert, (St. Machar Church,) 14, Chanonry, Old Abdn.

Robert, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 86, Broad-street,

h. Milne's-court, 21, Guestrow

Sidney, tailor, 13, Don-street 1835-36 SMI—SMI 153

Smith & Son, cabinet-makers and upholsterers, 16", St. Nicholas-street

Thomas, painter and glazier, 45, Broad-street, h. 8, Long-acre

Walter, wright and cabinet-maker, h. 16, Blackfriars-street

William, accountant, collector of debts, and appraiser, 53, h. 262,

William, architect, 9» Trinity-street [Union-street

William, clerk, (Hugh Gordon & Co.) h. Hanover-lane j~brae William P. teacher, (Boy's Lancasterian School,) 46, Windmill-

> William, advocate, 1 1, Correction- wynd, h. 18, St. Nicholas-lane

William, clerk, (Police Office,) h. 29, Windmill-brae

William, (of Smith & Son,) h. 1, Jopp's-lane — William, clerk, (Brilliant,) 61, Commerce-street

William, tailor, Seatongate, Old Aberdeen William, shoemaker, Holburn-street

William, blacksmith, 18, Commerce-street

William, painter and glazier, 82, Marischal-st. h. 60, Gordon-st. William, session-clerk, and keeper of the register of marriages for the city of Aberdeen, Footdee

William, jun. tea and wine merchant, 106, Union-street, h. Springbank, Dee street

William, shipmaster, (Catharine,) 11, Prince Regent-street William, mason, Young-street Mrs. lodgings, 122, Union-street Mrs. straw-hat-maker, 95, Skene-street

Mrs. Alexander, 4, Frederick-street Mrs. Dr. Springbank, Dee-street Mrs. E. (R. N.) Kingsland place, Broadford

Mrs. George, baby linen warehouse, 30, Marischal-street, h. &3, Mrs. George, Wellington-place [Shiprow Mrs. William, lodgings, 68, Broad-street

• Mrs. Captain John, 28, Silver-street

Mrs. John, vintner, 8, Castle-street Mrs. John, Exchequer-place, Chapel-lane

1 , Mrs. Robert, 1 Bon-Accord-street Mrs. William, stabler, 24, North-street 1835-36 n 3 154 SMI—SPA

Smith, Mrs. William, midwife, Denburn-terrace Mrs. William, 65, Bon-Accord-street

Mrs. William, 2, Yeats-lane

Miss C. grain dealer, 10, h. 12, Netherkirkgate

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 49, Bon-Accord-street

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 64, Hutcheon-street

Miss, dressmaker, 16., Long-acre

Miss, 41, St. Andrew's-street Miss, 66, Dee-street Miss, 50, Shiprow

Miss, milliner, tuscan and straw-bonnet warehouse, 44, Queen-

Misses, 18, Don-street, Old Aberdeen [^street Miss, boarding-school, Silver-street

Misses, dressmakers, I, David-street

Snell, Alexander, stone merchant, 14, St. Clement's-street

James, wright, 18, Long- acre, h. 7, Shoe-lane

Sney, John, principal servant, (South Parish Church,) funeral and oc-

casional waiter, 3, Carnegie's-brae

Snowie, Alexander, tailor, 53, East North-street

James, shoemaker, 8, Skene-terrace

William, flesher, 3, Wales-street-market, h- Berryden

Sorley, John, reed-maker, 47, George-street, h. Forbes-street

Sorrie, Alexander, mealseller, Hector's-houses, 55, Virginia-street

James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, and mealseller, 11, St. An- Souper, George, ship-rigger, 27, James-street £drew's-street Souter, David, wholesale druggist, Chronicle-court, 32, Broad-street,

William, shoemaker, 15, Park-street \Ji. Strawberry-bank Soutter, John, teacher, Bridge of Dee

South Bridge Distillery, near Holburn street Southgate, Mrs. vintner, Church-street Spalding, George, jobbing gardener, Holburn-street

James, flesher, 25, Wales-street market, h. 18, Wales-street

Spark, Alexander, flesher, 8, Wales street market

Benjamin, advocate, 27, St. Nicholas-street 1835-36 SPA—STE 155

Spark, Charles, late stocking weaver, 17, Littlejohn-street

George, grocer and spirit dealer, 55, Quay

Robert, painter and glazier, 4, Ju 3, Camegie's-brae

Thomas, treasurer, (Infirmary,) h. 32, Shiprow

Thomas, bookseller, 47, h. Daniel's-court, 48, Castle-street

William, watch and clockmaker, 29, St. Nicholas-street, h. 32, Shiprow T William, flesher, 6, W ales-street market, h. Webster's houses, Hanover-street [Wales-street

William, jun. flesher, (of Reid & Spark,) h. Middleton's-houses, Miss, Strawberrybank

Spence, Rev. Alexander, h. 2, Castlehill Rev. James, (Blackfriars-st. Chapel,) h. Braehead, Gilcomston

Peter, merchant tailor, Red Lion-court, 77, Broad-street

Robert, beadle, (St. Clement's Church,) 6, Catto square — William, slater, 102, John-street — Mrs. 2, Castle-hill Mrs. dressmaker, 17, Shiprow

Spring, Robert, baker, 8, h. 11, Huxter-row Sprott, Mrs. dressmaker, 35, Virginia-street

Stables, Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, ] 12, High-street, Old

I James, New-street, Old Aberdeen [Aberdeen William, vintner, Cotton Mrs. Adam, vintner, 102^ High-street, Old Aberdeen Stamp Office, 71> Union-street Standard Life Insurance Company of Scotland—agents, Adam h An-

derson, advocates, 11, Union-buildings

Steel, James, surgeon, 1, Marischal-street

John, guard, (South Mail,) 6, Crown-street

Steele, William, clerk, (M f Hardy& Robison,) h. 15, Bon-Accord-st. Stephen, Alexander, shipmaster. (Theophilus,) Virginia-street

Alexander, late merchant, 39, Summer-street Alexander, shipmaster, (Shakspeare.) 20, James-street

George, boatbuilder, (Wm. Minto 8c Co.) 1, Catto-square 1835-36 156 STE—STE

Stephen, George, hairdresser, Holburn-street

James, late farmer, Leadside, Gilcomston James, ironmonger, (Wm. Ross,) 28, Broad-street John, grocer, Holburn-street

John, Banff and Portsoy carrier, Watt's houses, Young-street John, mealseller, 44, Windmill-brae

Robert, advocate, h. 7, Correction-wynd

Robert, & Son, merchants? 41, Green, h. 1, Martin's-lane William, Aberdeen and Elgin carrier— Office, \6, George-st.,

h. 30, East North street

William, builder and wood merchant, 13, Summer-street, h,

Mrs. bread seller, 292, George-street |[ Union- wynd Miss, 173, Union-street Alexander, cooper and vintner, 6"1, Windmill-brae

Alexander, & Co. booksellers and general agents, 6, Union-lane

Davidson, porter and spirit dealer, 1, h. 3, Carmelite-street

James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Cotton

James, jun. merchant tailor, 25, Guestrow

> James, tailor, 68, Gallowgate

Robert, engineer, (Queen of Scotland) 2, York-street Mrs. lodgings, 81, George-street Mrs. grocer, 91, North-street

Stevens, Robert, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 212, George-street, h. 99, George-street Mrs. lodgings, 99, George-street

Stiven, John, baker and confectioner, Cotton

Stewart, Alexander, merchant, h. Union-terrace Alexander, & Co. clothiers and haberdashers, Commercial buildings, 119, Union-street Alexander, gardener, Don-street, Old Aberdeen Angus, shoemaker, 26, East North-street

Charles, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 60, Causewayend

Charles, grocer, tea dealer, wine and spirit merchant, 20, Gal-

lowgate, h. 1, Littlejohn-street 1835-36 STE—STI 15/

Stewart, Donald, grocer, 84, Causewayend George, blacksmith, Steps of Gilcomston

Gordon, boot and shoemaker, 44, h. 42, George-street

James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 43, Park-street James, mason, 48, Summer-street

James, flesher, 2, Wales-street market, h. 9, Wales-street James, porter, 11, Lodge-walk

James, stoneware, porter, tea, and spirit dealer, 44, North-st. John, C. surgeon, Cotton John, guard (North Mail Coach) 24, George-street

John, comb manufacturer, h. 44, Constitution-street

John, jun. flesher, 10, Wales-street market, h. 7, Wales-street John Roy, cotton-dyer, Leadside, Gilcomston Lewis, agent, 71, King-street Peter, vintner, Waterloo quay

Roderick, flesher, 42, Wales-street market, ft. 7, Wales-street & Rowell, comb manufacturers, 6, Meal market-lane

Walter, (of A. Stewart & Co.) h. 115, Union-street William, surgeon, Cotton William, basket maker, Causewayend M. grocer, 65, East North-street

Ann, flesher, 33, Wales-street market, h. 7, Wales-street Mrs. Kenneth, 75, Union-street

Mrs. lodgings, 1, Littlejohn-street Mrs. midwife, 20, Berry-lane Miss, teacher, 19, Huntly-street

Still, Charles, Southbridge, Holburn street

— George, of Millden, h. 45, Gallowgate

ffl James, vintner, Chapel- lane Robert, blockmaker, 12, Prince Regent-street -— Mrs. Andrew, grocer and spirit dealer, York-street — Mrs. Patrick, Holhurn-street Mrs. William, barber, Holbuin-street — Miss, 81, Shiprow 1835-36 158 STI—STR

Still, Miss, bread seller, 98, George-street to Stirling, George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 11, h. Mathieson's-court 15, Castle-street

Stirling, Rev. James, (United Associate Church) h. 4, Caroline-plao

. John, clerk, (John Gibb & Son) h. 13, Marischal-street

Stones, George, comb presser, Reid's-court, 34, Gallowgate, h. 14 Str Belmont-street Stoneytown Distillery, Stoneytown, (Farquhar & Co.) Stophani, John, optician, and german clock maker, 42, Queen-stree

Storey, Mrs. George, 3, Union-place Stormont, James, baker, 30, Union-place

Stott, James, W. general blacksmith, and vintner, 43, Quay James, tide-waiter, 13, Catto-square

John, tailor, Commercial-court, 58, Castle-street

John, ironmonger, (W. Duguid) h. 5, Blackfriars-street

Miss, 14, Shuttle-lane

Stracban, George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 87, High-street, 01 _ James, shoemaker, 27, Virginia-street [ Aberdee

James, tailor, Well-court, 14, Broad-street

James, bookseller, stationer and ruler, 60, Castle-street, h. Well

court, 14, Broad-street

James, broker, 9> Castle-street

•—— James, teacher of English, writing, arithmetic, mathematics, an _ geography, Academy, 17, Queen-street, h. 22, Kidd-lane

James, bookseller, h. 19, Backwynd James, shoemaker, 9, Castle-brae

John, wright, Hanover-lane, h. 4, Hanover-street

John, weaver, 5, Porthill, Gallowgate John, vintner, 45, Virginia-street John, mate, (Reward) 47, Virginia-street

Peter, stabler, 13, Harriot-street -—- William, landscape and animal painter, 14, Harriot-street Mrs. midwife, 16, Blackfriars-street

Mrs. dealer in old clothes, 57, Queen-street 1835-36 STR—STU 159

>trachan, Mrs. John, Stocket

Miss, teacher of dressing, 3, Blackfriars-street

Straith, Rev. Alexander, teacher of English, keeper of baptism register,

&c 1, Drum's-lane, h. Donalds-court, 20, Schoolhill

>tranack, Mrs. ladies' bazaar, 10, Queen-street

5trath, Mrs. midwife, Seaton-gate, Old Aberdeen

Strathdee Distillery, Cooperston

Straton, John, vintner and victualling house, 50, Guestrow

— Peter, manager (for Mrs. Ingram, leather merchant) 14,

Stratton, William, Wellington-place QMarywell- street iitronach, Alexander & George, coopers and fish-curers, 1, Fish-street — Alexander, advocate, 20, King-street — Alexander, wright, Holburn-street — James, musician, 88, Causewayend

— James, provision seller, Ann- street ituart, Alexander, of Laithers, 7, Union-place

Alexander, writing-master, Gordon's Hospital, and writing,

stenography, &c. 115, Union-street, h. 42, Huntly-street

Alexander, tailor, 53, Queen-street Alexander, grocer and stoneware merchant, 135, Skene-street

Charles, wine and tea merchant, 18, St. Andrew's-street

David, post-master, h. 15, Adelphi — George, surgeon, 15, Adelphi

— Gordon, boot and shoemaker, and leather cutter, 44, h. 42, George street — Henry, boot and shoemaker, 15, Windy-wind Peter, druggist, 29, Queen street — Richard, shoemaker, 10, Putachie-side — William, boot and shoemaker, 42, Schoolhill

— William, teacher of latin, English, arithmetic, and book-keep- ing, 161, Gallowgate

— William, surgeon-apothecary, 4, Black's-buildings

— William, clerk, (A. 8s J. Anderson, painters) h. 51, Bon-Accord- ^— William, engineer, (Duke of Wellington) 52, Quay £street 1835-36 160 STU—SUT

Stuart, Margaret, dealer in butter and eggs, &c. 66, Guestrow

Mrs. P. 5, Schoolhill Mrs. William, broker, 52, Queen-street Miss, Bon- Accord-terrace

Misses, 4, Black's-buildings

Misses, dressmakers, milliners, and straw-hat makers, 51, Bon- Accord-street

Misses, milliners and straw- hat makers, 44, Park-street Sun Fire and Life Office—Alexander Johnston, W.S. agent, 233. Union-street

Sutherland, Alexander, baker, 67, h. 65, Broad-street Alexander, Inmore Cottage, near Rosemount- terrace

Alexander, wool manufacturer, 11, Green, h. 7, John-street

Alexander, clerk, (A. Scott & Sons) 6, St. Catherine's-wynd

Alexander, shoemaker, 82, King-street, h. 108, Geore-street

Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 52, East North-street

Andrew, manufacturer, 1, Black's-buildings

Donald, tailor, 73, Chapel-street

George, vintner, 6, Park-street

George, ironmonger, 31, St- Nicholas -street, h. 75, Bon-Accord-

George, silk-mercer, 31. h. 29, Union-street [[street Hector, shoemaker, 88, North -street

Hugh, foreman, (Farquhar & Gill) h. 26, Chapel-street

John, druggist, 124, h, Sutherland's-court, 126, Gallowgate

John, excise officer, h. Whitehall [^street

— John, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 29, h. 27, North- —— John, watchmaker, 27, Marischal-street, h. Johnston's houses,

5, Virginia-street John, bookseller, 153, Gallowgate, h. Sunny-side Dr. Neil, (Aberdeenshire Militia) 4, Belmont-street Robert, glazier and painter, 29, Union-street, h. Thomas Web-

ster's houses, Wales-street

Thomas, book-agent, 60, Gallowgate \Ji. 31, Guestrow

William, victualling house, and pie-baker, 16, Upperkirkgate, 1835-36 SUT—TAW 161

Sutherland, William, & Co. straw-hat-manufacturers, 15, Queen-street Mrs. John, Sutherland's-court, 126, Gallowgate

Mrs. John, teacher, 9, Denburn-terrace

Mrs. 8, Bon- Accord-terrace [Aberdeen

—— Miss, housekeeper, (Mitchell's Hospital,) 9> Chanonry, Old Miss, dressmaker, 4, Canal-lane Misses, lodgings, 126, Gallowgate Summers, William, surgeon, Mitchell-place, 151, King-street

Swap, George, porter and spirit dealer, White's houses, College-street Swedish and Norwegian Vice Consul, Arthur Thomson—office, 25, Marischal-street

Symon, George, wig-maker and hair-cutter, 18, St. Nicholas-street, h. John, merchant, 320, George-street [Skene-square Mrs. midwife, Matheson's houses, Skene-square

Symmers, George, of Cults, h. Crown-court, Union-street James, mason, 24, Union-row

John, shipmaster, (Sylph brig,) 5, Yeats-lane Robert causewayer, 51, East North-street

William, shipmaster, (Vesta) 27, St. Clement's-street — Misses, 31, Whitehouse-street

Taggart, John, stabler, 68- George-street

Tait, Alexander, carter, 12, Berry-lane

— William, grocer, Ogston's-court, 84, Broad-street, h. 32, St. An- — Mrs. 93, George-street [drew's- street — Mrs. vintner, Church -street — Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 21, Windy-wynd Talbert, David, shipmaster, (Blossom,) 60, Quay

Tastard, John, flesher, 1, Poultry-market, h. 21, Princes -street

— Joseph, flesher, 18, Poultry-market, h. 21, Princes-street

Tawse, Mrs. Andrew, late of Coldstone, 1, Belmont-street

Rev. John, teacher, Girls' Hospital, 56, Gallowgate, h. Skene-

1835-36 o [[square 162 TAW—TAY

Tawse, William, tailor, 19? Lower Denburn

Taylor, Alexander, draper, (Philip & Taylor,) h. 69, Dee-street Alexander, gardener, Summerfield-gardens, Constitution-street —— Alexander, gardener, Barkmill Alexander, grain merchant, Kingsland-place, Broadford

Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 45, Commerce-street

Alexander, librarian, King's-college, Old Aberdeen Charles, grocer, 103, Skene street & Co. music-sellers, 142, Union-street

David, cabinet-maker, h. 16, George-street

David, broker, 9, Peacock's-close, Castle-street

George, clerk, 11, Canal-terrace

George, hosier, 58, h. 45, Loch-street

James, oil and colour merchant, Chronicle-court, 32, Broad-st.

James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Woodside —— James, clerk, (Blaikie & Smith,) h. 5, Castle-brae

James, tailor, Old Bridge of Don John, shoemaker, 110, John-street

John, wright, 12, Castle-street

John, (of B T. & Co.) h. Mackie-place

John, stabler, 2, Harriot -street

John, principal servant, West Church, funeral waiter, and porter

of Grammar School, 11, Harriot-street

Major, of Hothiemay, h. Castle-lodge, Castle -street Peter, boot and shoemaker, and blacking-manufacturer, 52, St.

Nicholas-street, h. 251, George-street Peter, toll-keeper, Kittybrewster

Robert, grocer, 180', Gallowgate Robert, (of Taylor & Co.) 142, Union-street Thomas, gardener, 31, Shuttle-lane

William, (Kilgour & Co.) h. 21, Union-row Margaret, sick-nurse, 6, Spa-street Mrs. Hardgate

Mrs. M 'Lean's court, 50, Gallowgate 1835-36 TAY—THO m

Taylor, Mrs. teacher, 10, St. Clements'-street

Mrs. grocer, Buxburn

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 85, Frederick -street

Misses, dressmakers, 12, Harriot-street

Teel, Robert, teacher of English and Arithmetic, 6l, Spital

Temple, A. grocer, porter and spirit dealer, 218, Gallowgate

Templeton, Rev. James, (United Associate Church,) 2, Little Bel-

William, surgeon, 2, Little Belmont-street £mont-street

Tindal, George, vintner, 5, Berry-lane Theatre— Pit, 50, Boxes, 52, Gallery, 54, Marischal-street Third, James, cooper, 28, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen

Thistle, Robert, wright, 20, h. 22, North-street [Albyn -place

Thom, Alexander, surveyor of taxes— Office, 103, Union-street, h.

George, boot and shoemaker, lodgings, 1, Commerce-street John, advocate (agent for Van Egmont & Sons, merchants, Rot- terdam,) 55, Gallowgate

John, manufacturer and merchant, 66, h. 55, Gallowgate

John, mealseller, I, Gordon-street Robert, brewer, 211, King-street

William, late of E. I. Co. Blackwall Department, h. 1 , Caroline-

place, Skene-square

r W illiam, mason, 66, High street, Old Aberdeen William, grocer and tea dealer, 52, Spital Mrs. teacher, 90, Chapel-street Mrs. 29, Constitution-street Mrs. James, Albyn-place Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 45, Bon-Accord-street

Thompson, George, juu. insurance broker and shipowner, 13, Quay

Thomson, Adam, flesher, 1, Reform-stand, George-st. h. 1 12, George-st, Alexander, gardener, Hardgate

Alexander, cooper, 10, Quay Alexander, 29, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen

Rev. Alexander, (George-st. Chapel,) Emslie's-ct., 81, George-

Andrew, house-carpenter, 16, Union-row [^street 1835-36 o2 164 THO—THO

Thomson, Arthur, ship and insurance broker, and agent to Lloyd's, Vice Consul for Russia, Prussia, the Netherlands, Sweden,

and Norway, 25, Marischal-street, h. 1 7, Trinity-quay

—:__ Re v. David, h. 80, Woolmanhill Daniel, shoemaker, h. 27, Justice-street Elsmie, & Co. distillers, Gilcomston George, merchant, Thomson's-court, 21, h. 22, Quay George, grocer, Woodside

George, tailor, 8, Chronicle-lane

Henry, clerk, (Steam Navigation Co.) h. 55, Green

Hugh, furnishing tailor, 5, Guestrow James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 23, Littlejohn-street James, Mitchell-place, 151, King-street

James, baker, h. Waterloo-quay James, merchant, Thomson's-court, 21, Quay — Rev. Dr. John, (St. Clement's Church,) h. 3, Canal- terrace

John, clerk, (Richards & Co.) h. Woodside

John, saddler, 3, Gaelic-lane

John, sacrist, King's College, Old Aberdeen

John, tailor, 5, Blairton-lane, Broad-street

John, spirit dealer, 122, Gallowgate John, vintner, Farquhar's houses, Park-lane John, wright, (John Smith, builder,) h. 20, East North-street Rev, Robert, (Wesleyan Minister,) h. 9, Mounthooly Robert, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 29, East North-street

Robert, merchant tailor, 23, Broad-street William, guard, (North Defiance Coach,) h. 83, King-street William, jun. ironmonger, 109, Union-street, A. 28, Dee-street

William, sen. accountant and clerk, (A. Fraser,) 14, Quay, h.

William, shoemaker, 9, Maltmill-bridge [Strawberry- bank

William, shoemaker, 7, College-lane William, jobbing-gardener, Dyer's-court, Denburn William, constable, Cotton

William, carver and gilder, 8, Queen-street 1835-36 THO—TOW M5

Thomson, Mrs. teacher of dressing, 3, BlackfViars -street Mrs. James, 30, Skene-terrace Mrs. teacher, 55, Netherkirkgate Mrs. fur and muff-maker, 13, Virginia-street

Mrs. grocer, 14, North-street

Mrs. midwife, 7, Crown-street Mrs. lodgings, 49, Bon-Accord-street Mrs. midwife, 111, Skene-street Miss, 40, Schoolhill

Miss, fur-dresser, 13, Virginia-street

Tochetti, Charles, optician and looking glass maker, 68, Queen-street Mrs. midwife, 68, Queen-street

Tocher, John, haberdasher, 8, Crown-street

Tomkins, William, flesher, 14, Poultry-market

Mrs. flesher, 2, Poultry-market

Topp, James, late baker, 52, Schoolhill Mrs. John, 25, Constitution-street

Torrie, James, M.D. 50, Dee-street

James, 14, Chapel-street James, teacher of French, 20, Castle-street

Robert, late merchant, h. 14, Chapel-street

Torry, James, silk-dyer, 4, George-street

James, surgeon, 9, St. Nicholas-street

Tosh, Thomas, painter and glazier, 1 0, Pork-lane Tough, Alexander, proprietor, Cotton

Arthur, broker, 4, Wales-street

George, stabler, 160, Gallowgate

James, shoemaker, 9, Park-street

James, flesher, 23, VV ales- street-market, h. Constitution-street

Thomas W. boot and shoemaker, 33, Marischal -street, h. 36. Virginia-street —— Misses, straw-hat makers and milliners, 15, Sugar-house-lane Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 10, Carmelite-street

Tower, William, of Kinaldie, k. 20, Quay 1835-36 o 3 166 TOW—TYT

Tower, Misses, Silver-street Town's Drummers, David Bannerman, Baillie Milne's court, 65, Gal- lowgate, and James Badenoch, 83, Queen-street

Traill, George, writer, (Adam & Anderson,) ft. 7, Huxter-row —— S. vintner, 30, Skene-street Miss, straw-hat-maker, 46, Virginia-street

Troup, Alexander, merchant tailor, 1, Adelphi QLoanhead

George, merchant tailor, 23, Long-acre, h. Prospect Cottage, George, & Co. dispensing chemists, 55, George-street [[wynd

James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 37, Schoolhill, h. 23, Back- James, teacher of drawing and painting, Aberdeen Academy, John, blacksmith, Ruthrieston £115, Union-street

William, clerk, 126, Gallowgate '

William, tailor, 41, College-street William, gardener, Nelson-street Mrs. George, dressmaker and milliner, 55, George-street Mrs. George, 24, George-street

Miss, lodgings, 79, George-street

Misses, ladies' school, 24, George-street Tug Steam Boat Office, New Pier Tulloch, Rev. George— School, 40, Dee-street, h. Bellevue, Hardgate James, shipmaster, (Sisters,) St. Clement's -street John, professor of mathematics, King's College, h. 32, College- bounds, Old Aberdeen Turnbull, John, supervisor of excise, Holburn-street Turner, Miss, of Menie, Ruby Cottage, Silver-street

Turreff, Alexander, draper, 33, Union-street, h. 30, Silver-street

Gavin, writer, Stewart's houses, Park-street

George, Pilot's Tavern, York-street Mrs. 30, Silver-street

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 8, Shiprow Tyson, John, merchant, (Geo. Lyall & Co.) h. Strawberry-bank Tytler, Alexander, shipmaster, (London Packet,) Stewart's houses, Park-street 1835-36 TYT—VIC 167

Tytler, James, (of M'Combie, Dunn, & Co.) h. 2, Charlotte-street

John, late farmer, Ferryhill buildings William, cabinet-maker, 6, Shoe-lane ; Mrs. William, 12, Queen-street, h. Jopp's-court, 40, Broad-st.

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 1 1 3, Skene-street

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Union-glen Distillery, Hoi burn - Whale Fishing Co.'s Office, 12, Commerce- street United Kingdom Life Assurance Company—James Low, advocate, agent, 72, King-street Urquhart, Alexander, wholesale tea and coffee dealer, 115, Union-st.

up-stairs, h. 28, Silver-street

Alexander, road contractor, 9, Skene-row

J. & Co. druggists, 162, Union-street

James, shipmaster, (Paul Jones,) h. Footdee

John, druggist, 60, St. Nicholas-st. h. 39, Upperkirkgate

John, & Co. boot and shoemakers, 194, Gallowgate, k. 114,

John, shoemaker, 9? George-street [George-street

William, of Craigston, h. 240, Union-street - Mrs. Dr. 74, Chapel-street Mrs. grocer, Broadford

> Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Cotton i

V Vaccine Institution, 17, Guestrow—Dr. Galen, physician

Valentiue, Andrew, coachmaker, (Aberdeen Coach Manufactory,) h, 31, Frederick-street

James, flesher, 1, Don-street, Old Aberdeen

Vass, James, cotton- manufacturer, 75, Broad-street, /*. Jamiesons-ct.,

5, Upperkirkgate

Vernon, John, boiler builder, (John Duffus & Co.) 11, St. Clement's-

Vickers, Mrs. Hardgate jjstreet 1835-36 168 WAD—WAL

W

Waddel, David, manager, (W. Pirie & Co.)^. 63, Bon -Accord -street Walker, Adam, messenger-at-arms, 31, Shiprow

Alexander, clerk, (John Smith & Co.) h. 91? Shiprow

• Alexander, gardener, Rosemount Alexander, gardener and vintner, 106, George-street Alexander, merchant and commercial agent, 37, Shiprow

Alexander, ironmonger, 58, Gallowgate, h. above shop Alexander, jun. gardener, Causewayend

& Beattie, land-surveyors, 27, St. Nicholas-street Charles, merchant, 23, College-street

David, land-surveyor, 27, St. Nicholas-street David, bulking-master, South Crown-street

David, hairdresser and perfumer, 135, Union-street, h. 8,

Huntly- street

Duncan, shipmaster, (Hercules) 18, St. Clement's-street George, rope-maker, (R. W. & S.) Rennie's houses, 84, Cause-

George, of Honey-brae, h. Broadford [wayend

George, tailor, 22, Frederick-street George, gardener, 67, George-street George, boot and shoemaker, 85, Skene-street

... George, plasterer, 10, Constitution-street Gordon, hairdresser, 42, Guestrow £10> Quay James, hot and cold sea-water baths, at the Sea-beach, and

. James, nursery and seedsman, h. 83, Union-street [^street

James, stabler and retailer of hay, Red Lion Tavern, 6, North-

James, baker, 11, Fisher-row, h. 8, Carmelite-street

- James, baker, 22, h. 24, George-street John, vintner, 207, Gallowgate

John, 6, Park-street

John, shipmaster, (Diadem) 11, St. Clement's-street

John, flesher, 3, Poultry-market, h. Cotton 1835-36 WAL—WAL 169

Walker, John, wright, 8, Porthill

John, shipmaster, (Duke of Wellington) 7, Wellington-street

John, grocer, 32, Virginia-street, h. 21, Pork-lane

John, umbrella manufacturer, 81, King-street, A. Park-street John, wright, Beattie's-court, 102, Gallowgate

John, clerk, 63, Guestrow

John, rope -maker, 16, Hutcheon-street

John, wholesale jeweller, hardware merchant, &c. 20, h. Cru- dens-court, 22, Broad-street [[Loch-street John, & Co. blacksmiths, millwrights, and machine makers, 43,

John, (of Walker & Co. blacksmiths) &c. h. 53, Loch-street John, looking-glass and comb manufacturer, Rettie's-court, 26,

h. Cruden's-court, 22, Broad-street

Joseph, baker, 11, h. 13, Fisher-row Robert, hairdresser, 82, George-street Thomas, Mill manager, (Milne, Cruden, & Co.) Skene-square

—- Walter, plasterer, 64, George -street £Mounthooly

William, late of h. e. i. co's. tea department, Friendly-bank,

William, assistant treasurer, Infirmary, h. 2, Caroline-place

William, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, 43, h. 41, George-street

William, town-serjeant and dean of guild's officer, 8, Guestrow,

office, Lodge-walk, under Court-house

William, flesher, 21, Wales-street market William & Joseph, bakers, 11, Fisher-row

William, steward, (Nimrod) vintner and sail-maker, 6, Nether-

William, (of day patrole) 14, Water-lane [Trirkgate

Mrs. stay-maker, 1, Blackfriars-street

Mrs. register office, 9, Guestrow Mrs. James, lodgings, 83, Union-street

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 3, College-street Miss, dressmaker, 54, Shiprow

Miss, washer and dresser, Bark-mill Misses, Crown-street Wallace, Andrew, merchant and brewer, Auchmull 1835-36 170 WAL—WAT

Wallace, George, Crown-street James, 20, George-street

John, overseer, (Salmon Fishings) Old Bridge of Don

William, shipmaster, (Briton) 15, James-street William, boot and shoemaker, 26, Long-acre

Wales, Alexander, sail-maker, 12, St. Clement's-street Warden, Misses, ladies' school, 68, Queen-street Waren, Mrs, lodgings, 49, Spital Waring, Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 56, Green

Warring, Mrs. white seamer and ingrafter, 9? George-street Warrack, Charles, baker, Woodside James, surgeon, Summerhill James, merchant, 141, Skene-street

Waters, Benjamin, clerk, (Devanha Brewery) h. Gordon's-court, 10

Gordon -street Watkins, Alexander, manufacturer, (Broadford Works) Broadford

Watch Houses, Huxter-row, and Union -place [^street

Watson, Archibald, cashier, Broadford Works, h. May-bank, Hutcheon-

George, boot and shoemaker, and leather cutter, 14, Nether-

kirkgate, h. 25, Bon-Accord-street

« George, wright, 9, Huntly-street

James, lithographic printer, 44, Upperkirkgate James, blacksmith, Duncan's-court, 74, Gallowgate

John, Britannia Tavern, and shipmaster, Exchequer-court, h. 9. Exchequer-row Patrick, teacher, 25, Chapel-street

—- — Robert, builder, Nelson-street, h. 6, Mounthooly Robert, vintner, 93, Shiprow

William, w.s. sheriff- substitute, East Craibstone-street

—— William, traveller, (Wm. Pirie & Co.) h. 1, Chapel-lane Mrs. George, 9, Union-place —.— Mrs. William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Newbridge, Hard- Mrs. mealseller, 25, St. Andrew's-street C^atc —— Mrs. dealer in provisions, 210, Gallowgate 1835-36 WAT—WAT J ;i

Watson, Mrs. vintner, 12, Canal-terrace Mrs. 66, Bon- Accord-street Miss, teacher, 43, Bon- Accord-street

Watt, Abraham, blacksmith, Old Bridge of Don, h. 47, High-street Old Aberdeen

— Alexander, blacksmith, 7, Don-street, Old Aberdeen — Alexander G. 2d clerk, (Post Office) 2, St. Catherine's-wynd

— Alexander, shipmaster, and treasurer to the Shipmaster So- ciety, Ruthrieston Alexander, land surveyor, Young-street — Alexander, shoemaker, Steps of Gilcomston

— Alexander, guard, (South Defiance) 1, Adelphi — Charles, shoemaker, 16, Skene-street

— David, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 5, Chapel-street — George, surgeon, 57, Dee-street

— George, innkeeper, I, Regent- quay

— George, mealseller, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 26, Justice-st. — George, & Co. blacksmiths, York -street

— George, tea and spirit dealer, 10, North-street — George, proprietor, 67, Causewayend — James, shoemaker, 56, East North-street — James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Upper Denburn

— James, teacher, Grammar School, h. 38, Skene-street — James, stabler, 11, Meal market-lane

— John, shoemaker, 35, h. 31, Upperkirkgate

— John, tailor, 17, Berry-lane

— John, printer, 9, Guestrow [Broad-street — John, merchant, (formerly traveller, G. B. & Co.) Concert-court,

John, blacksmith, 71 , Gordon-street, h. 7, RennyVwyrid

— Patrick, grocer, 77, h. 79, Queen-street Robert, grocer, — wine, tea, and spirit merchant, 179, h. J 82, J Samuel, carter, 20, Dee-street [Gallowgate William, feuar, 4, Hutcheon-street William, mealseller, 66, High-street, Old Aberdeen 1835-86 172 WAT—WES

Watt, William, & Co. blacksmiths, 36, Don street, Old Aberdeen Mrs. Adam, 61, Dee-street Miss, teacher, 79, Gallowgate

Misses, dressmakers,i 4, Jopp's-lane

Wattie, James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Steps of Gilcomstora

— '— John, shipmaster, (Thomas Hanevh,) York-street

—i— Joseph, gardener, Clerkseat —— William, stabler, 5, Little Belmont-street Mrs. grocer and spirit dealer, Hardgate Webster, Alexander, writer, 28, Catherine-street —— Alexander Gordon, shore-porter, 69, Shiprow —— Alexander, advocate, office, 42, h. 46, King-street

—.— Alexander, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, and ginger beer manufacturer, 23, Guestrow James, cabinet-maker, College-street

John, advocate, office, 42, h. 46, King-street

John, spirit dealer, 26, h. Scott's-court, 25, Quay John, shoemaker, 46, East North-street

John, grocer and spirit dealer, Holburn-street

Simpson, shoemaker, 6, Young- street

Thomas, jun. manager, (Aberdeen and Hull Shipping Co.) h. Wales-street

Thomas, grocer, porter and spirit dealer, 10, Hanover-street

h. Wales-street

William, baker and confectioner, 4, Skene-terrace, A. 21, Skene- Mrs. Lieutenant William, 36, Chapel-street [street Miss, 20, East North-street Weigh- House, Quay Weir, George, tailor, Farquhar's-court, 17, Upperkirkgate Robert, spirit merchant, Waterloo-quay

William, shipmaster, (Wemyss) 8, Sugar-house-lane Mrs. Mountpleasant, Mounthooly

Mrs. midwife, 11, Drum's-lane Welsh, James, bookseller, Skene-square 1835-36 WES—WIL 173

Westland, James, secretary, (Aberdeen Town and County Bank) h.

32, St. Nicholas-street

James, tailor, Robson's houses, Upper Denburn Mrs. William, 28, Skene-street —- Mrs. William, jun. Braehead, Gilcomston Westmacott, Miss, Springbank, 85, Bon- Accord- street West of England Fire and Life Office—A. & J. Cadenhead, advocates, agents, 52, Netherkirkgate

West of Scotland Fire Insurance Company ; Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Society— Robert Stephen, advocate, agent, Town

House, h, 7, Correction-wynd

Whitecross, William, jeweller, h. 67, Dee-street —— William, & Co. jewellers, 43, Union street Mrs. grocer, Broadford

Mrs. sick-nurse, 1 , Blackfriars-street White, George, shoemaker, Upper Denburn

James, builder, 6l, Bon- Accord-street William, merchant and general agent, and American Vice Con-

sul, 6, Frederick-street, h. 127, King-street Whyte, David, farmer, Newbridge, Llardgate James, shipmaster, (Seaton) 27, James-street

John, clothier, h. 52, Dee-street

Ogilvie, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 49, Windmill-brae

Patrick, tobacco and snuff manufacturer, 73, Gallowgate, h. 139, King-street Mrs. Thomas, Mastrick

Wigham, Anthony, 5, Caroline-place, Maybank John, Broadford Wight, John, baker, Woodside

T W ildgoose, Miss, teacher, 98, North-street Wilkinson, Rev. William, 29, Upperkirkgate Will, James, resident surgeon at Lunatic Asylum John, guard, (North Mail) 22, Constitution-street Qtion-st'

John, clerk, (Commercial Bank of Scotland) h. 22, Constitu- 1835-36 p 174 WIL—WIL

Will, John, road-overseer, Maybank, Hutcheon-street

William, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, 111, Skene-street Thomas, steward, (Queen of Scotland) 22, Constitution-street Thomas, cashier and overseer, (A. H. & Sons) 126, King-st.

John, & Co. hat manufacturers, 66, Union-street, h. 21, Consti- tution-street

Williams, James, cooper, 7, Virginia-street

Robert, cooper and fish-curer, 7, Virginia-street

Williamson, Alexander, flesher, 44, Wales-street market, h. Skene

Alexander, clerk, (Wm. M'Conachie) h. Albion-court, Castle-

Allan, potter, Pitmuxton [^street Benjamin, surgeon, 239, Union-street David, gardener, 37, Castle-street

George, sen. flesher, h. 28, Melbourne-place

George, sen. 6, George-street market, h. Kingsland-place

George, cattle-dealer and grain merchant, Kingsland-place, Broad-

ford George, shipmaster, (Robert M 'William) Constitution-street

George, farmer, St. John's Wells, h. Mackie-place

George, teacher, 15, Commerce-street, h. 44, Gordon-street

James, potter, Pitmuxton

James, flesher, 9, 30, and 31, Wales-street market, h. 20, Mel- bourne-place

James, flesher, 47, Wales-street market, h. Skene-street John, cabinet maker, 20, North-street

John, jun. flesher, 3, George-street market, h- Skene Joseph, m.d. 20, Melbourne-place & Middleton, candlemakers, 31, Wales-street

Peter, druggist, 1, Exchequer-row, and 139, Union-street, h. 3, Exchequer-row

Robert, late of Clinterty, Kingsland-place, Broadford

William, flesher, 41, Wales-street market, h. Skene

William, jun. flesher, 27, Adelphi, h. 38, Long-acre William, grain and general agent, Kingsland-place, Broadford 1835-36 WIL—WIL 175

Williamson, Mrs. John, flesher, 20, and 21, George-street market,

h. 72, Hutcheon-street Miss, Chapel-court, 6l, Gallowgate

Willox, William, saddler, 22, Queen-street, h. 24, Peacock's-close, William, builder, 48, Woolmanhill, (^Castle-street

Mrs. midwife and sick-nurse, Henderson's-court, 46, Broad -st.

Wilson, Alexander, hosier, 49, h. 47, Green Andrew, bookbinder and dealer in books, 155, Gallowgate

George, tailor, 188, Gallowgate

George, vintner, 83, Spital, Old Aberdeen

George, vintner, 1, Pork-lane

— Isaac, gardener, 36, Long-acre James, heckle maker, 47, Causewayend James, mealseller, 59, Causewayend

James, musician, Chapel-court, 1, Justice-street

John, late of Waterside, 16, Dee-street

• John, session-clerk, and teacher, Grammar School ; academy^, 45, High-street, Old Aberdeen

John, cabinetmaker, 2, Trinity-street, h. 10, Fisher-row —— John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Upper Denburn Captain John, r.a. Ann—street Joseph, grocer, Dee-village Robert, bookseller, 32, Schoolhill, 21, Blackfriars-street

Robert, stone-cutter, Union -street, h. Windmill-brae

William, tailor, Ramage-court, Broad-street

* Mrs. Robert, grocer, 12, Renny'swynd Mrs. W. lodgings, 90, Union-street Mrs, 26, Bon- Accord-terrace Mrs. 67, Bon-Accord-terrace

Mrs. midwife, 79> Shiprow Mrs. & Miss Robertson, teachers of dancing and deportment.

Public Rooms, h. 50, Bon-Accord-street

Mrs. vintner, Milner's-court, 21, Guestrow

Mrs. 6, Cruden's-court, 22, Broad-street 1835-36 p 2 176 WIL—WOO

Wilson, Misses, teachers, Cruden's-court, 22, Broad-street

Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 4, Spa-street Miss, teacher, Skene-square Wilton, Mrs. Jopp's- court, 40, Broad-street

Winchester, Charles, advocate, 21, St. Nicholas-street ; Windle, Caleb, steward, (Velocity,) 67, Commerce-street

Winks, Ronald, weaver, Thistle -street

Winlaw, James, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, 104, Gallowgate

Wisely, George, & Co. worsted manufacturers, 7, Castle-street William, teacher of English, writing, arithmetic, and book- keeping, Cotton

Wishart, Charles, shore-porter, Henderson's-court, 46, Broad-street John, tinsmith, 71, Queen-street John, Excise-officer, 85, Hutcheon-street

Joseph, organ-builder, 10, Young-street

« William, flesher, 37, and 38, Wales-street-market, h. Corbett's houses, Albion-street

William, late hosier, 8, Gallowgate

Witherspoon, Samuel, shoemaker, 78, Gallowgate Wood, David, shoemaker, 45, Virginia-street David, dealer in worsted stockings, &e. 55, Commerce-street

• George, druggist, 195, Union-street, h> 24, Dee-street James S. shoemaker, Hoi burn-street

.—— John, gardener, Damside, Gilcomston —— John, surgeon, 24, Dee-street Joseph, commission merchant, 43, Dee-street [street

Robert, boot and shoemaker, 3, Crown-street, h. 13, College-

—— William, bookseller and ruler, 19, Queen-street, h. Sutherland's houses, Holburn-street

Mrs. 5, Yeats-lane Mrs. stay-maker, Moir's-court, 103, Gallowgate

Mrs. vintner, 14, Exchequer-row Miss, lodgings, 19, High-street, Old Aberdeen Misses, Sewing School, Holburn-street 1835-36 WOO—YEO 177

Woodford, Edward, teacher of Greek and Latin, and lecturer on His-

tory, 138, Union-street, entry from Belmont-street

Wright, David, late accountant, h. 75, Bon- Accord-street James, gardener, Westfield John, quarrier, 47, Summer-street Peter, turner and musical instrument maker, Copper Company's-

court, 14, Gallowgate

Mrs. Udny, vintner, 9, College-lane

Mrs. James, dressmaker, 3, Diamond-street

Mrs. Thomas, vintner, 3, Garvock-street Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 83, King-street Wyllie, David, & Son, booksellers, stationers, and circulating library,

51, Union-street, h. 17, Bon- Accord-street David, accountant, National Bank of Scotland's Branch, h. 17, — John, tailor, 16, Netherkirkgate £Bon-Accord-street Wyness, Alexander, grocer, seedsman, and fruiterer, 21, Broad-street,

h. 44, Upperkirkgate

Andrew, flesher, 1, George-street market, h. 93, George-street - John, flesher, 2, George-street market, h. 16], George-street John, rope and twine manufacturer, Millbank

Yeast Brewery, Causewayend, by R. Davidson

Yeats, Alexander, printer, (Observer Office,) h. 17, Long-acre — George, silk mercer, 35, Union-street, h. 3, South Crown-street

— George, advocate, h. J 04, King-street — Messrs. advocates, 102, King-street —— John, advocate, 120, King-street — John, flesher, 6, Poultry-market, h. Banchory — William, Broadford Mrs. Alexander, Yeats-court, SO, Netherkirkgate — Mrs. 17, Longacre Yeoman, George, gardener, Clerkseat 1835-36 178 YEO—YUL

Yeoman, George, shoemaker, 40, Shiprow York, John, chimney sweeper, 64, Gallowgate Yorkshire Fire and Life Insurance Co. —George Leask, 21, Adelphi

and James B. M'Combie, advocates, 4, Golden-square, agenti Young, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 10, Constitution-street James, teacher of music, 32, Netherkirkgate John, late merchant, h. 245, Union-street

John, violin-maker, 32, Netherkirkgate, h. 3, Harvey s-court, Robert, shipmaster, (Sylvanus,) 13, Commerce-street Serjeant Robert, (R.A.) Hardgate

Robert, working silver -smith, Rettie's- court, 26, Broad-street

William, shipmaster, (Eclipse,) h. 71, Netherkirkgate Mrs. Gavin, 21, Union-place

Mrs. James, 2, Golden-square Mrs. midwife, 91, Gallowgate

• Mrs. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 10, Fisher-row Mrs. vintner, York-street

Mrs. grocer and spirit dealer, Summer-lane Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 91? Gallowgate Younghusband, Mrs. John, boat-builder, 10, Canal-terrace

Youngson, Andrew, of Cairncry, h. Cairncry —— Robert, shipmaster, (Garland,) 44, Frederick-street —— William, cabinet-maker, 20, Marywell -street Yule, Alexander, clerk, (John Duffus & Co.) Hanover-lane

. Normand, manager, Aberdeen & London Shipping Co.— Office, 21, Quay, h. Crown-court, Union-street

Mrs. 9, Correction-wynd - Mrs. lodgings, 1, St. Nicholas-street 4 SUPPLEMENT.

Anderson, John, stabler, 15, Backwynd

Bannerman, John, silk dyer and renovator, 1, Yeats'-lane

Baxter, Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, East North-street

Bennet, Paul, & Co. hat manufacturers, 12, Union-st., h. 28, Shiprow Braik, Adam, vintner, 19^ Commerce-street

Bryce, Rev. James, (Gilcomston Parish Church,) h. Galleries, Cherry- Cowieson, George, vintner, 10, Carnegie's-brae [vale Cunningham, Mrs. straw-hat-maker, 95, Skene-street Grombie, William, & Co. furniture dealers, 32, Gallowgate

Davidson, William, porter and spirit dealer, 19, James-street

Downie, James, boot and shoemaker, 1 6, Guestrow

Ellis, Andrew, porter and spirit, dealer, 48, Woolmanhill Fraser, Alexander, advocate, and joint city chamberlain, Town-house,

h. 159, King-street Forrest, Robert, vintner, Waterloo Quay

Gellie, William, & Co. vintners, 2, Justice-street

|Guthrie, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 44, East North-street H Ledingham, James, mealseller, 27, Upperkirkgate M'Kenzie, George, shoemaker, Canal-terrace

— John, grocer, tea, spirit, and provision merchant, 39, h. 43, Quay

Paul, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 52, Quay, h. above shop

Sangster, William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 7, East North-street

Shireffs, James, spirit merchant, 50, Quay

Smith, Paul, late Excise officer, 28, Shiprow

Melbourne Place, from Wales-street to Canal-side 1835-36 180

MAGISTRATES OF ABERDEEN.

James Blaikie of Craigiebuckler, Advocate, Provost.

James Milne, merchant I Alex. Harper, Green \ Rallies John Booth, jun., merchant JohnLumsden,merchant I J Alexander Forbes, merchant, Dean of Guild. William Allardyce, merchant, Treasurer. Donaldson Rose, merchant, Master of Shore Works. William White, merchant, Master of Kirk and Bridge Works. William M'Kinnan, merchant, Master of Mortifications. James Williamson, flesher, Master of Guild Brethren's Hospital. Councillors.

William Philip, merchant James Nicol, advocate Thomas Blaikie, plumber Lewis Oombie, Union Place David Dunn, merchant Niel Smith, merchant John Duffus, engine-maker John Johnston, jun. merchant

, Advocate, Assessor. William Carnegie, Advocate, Town Clerk. James Hardie and John Angus, Advocates, Town Clerks Depute. James Hardie and Alex. Fraser, Advocates, Joint Chamberlains. Alexander Cadenhead, Advocate, Procurator Fiscal. John Smith, Architect, Superintendant of Works. (Baillie Courts on Saturday.) INCORPORATIONS. Rev. George Glennie, D.D., Patron. Alexander Cooper, Saddler, Deacon Convener. David M 'Hardy, Blacksmith, Master of Hospital. Trades. Deacons. Boxmasters. Hammermen Joseph Milne Alexander Cooper Bakers James Topp John Smith Wrights and Coopers... Walter Smith James Henderson Tailors Alexander Robb Eric Finlason Shoemakers Andrew Affleck John Fraser Weavers Herod Laing James Collie Fleshers William Spark.jun. Alexander Sangster James Topp, Baker, Factor for the Widows' Fund. P. Taylor, Shoemaker, Treasurer of the Trades' School— Thomas Roger, Teacher. Convener John Leslie, Goldsmith, (the Founder), Treasurer of the Supplementary Widows'1 Fund. Adam Coutts and Alexander Allan, Advocates, Conjunct Clerks and yissessors.

1835-36 ALPHABETICAL LIST

OF STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, AND COURTS, WITH REFERENCES TO THEIR SITUATION.

Adelphi, between 49 and 51, Union Street Affleck-place, from Marywell-street to Affleck-street Affleck-street, from Crown-street to Harbour Albion-street, from Park-street to Links Albion-court, 18, Castle-street

Albyn -place, west from Alford place

A 1 ford place, west from Union-place Anderson's-court, 22, Upperkirkgate Anderson's-court, 73, Netberkirkgate Ann-street, from Broadford to Hutcheon-street Aunand's-court, 27, James-street

Back-wynd, from Union street to Schoolbill

Baltic-street, from Prince Regent-street to Links Bank of Scotland-court, 35, Castle-street Barnett's-close, from Guestrow to Flourmill-brae Beattie's-court, 102, Gallowgate

Belmont-street, from Union-street to Schoolbill

Belmont-street (Little,) from Belmont-street to Back-wynd

Berry-lane, from Gallowgate to Loch-street

Black's-buildings, from Woolmanhill to Spa-street

Blackbull-close, 4, Huxter-row

Blackfriars-street, from Woolmanhill to St. Andrew's-street Blairton-lane from Broad-street to Guestrow

Bon-Accord-square, from Bon-Accord-street to Bon- Accord-terrace 1835-36 a li BON—CHA

Bon-Accord-street, from Union -street

Bon-Accord terrace, from Union-street

Booth's -court, 66, Netherkirkgate Botbwell's-court, 25, Justice-street Bourtie's-court, 19, Upperkirkgate

Brebner's -court, 10, Castle-street Brebner's -court, 83, Shiprow Brewery-lane, Old Aberdeen, from College-bounds to the line of road from King-street

i hidewell-lane, from Chapel-street to Rose -street

Broad-street, from Union-street to Gallowgate and Upperkirkgate Broadford, North-west of George-street Bnxce's-court, 20, Loch-street Barn-court, 44, Upperkirkgate

Burnett's-close, 5, Exchequer-row Burr's-court, 152, Gallowgate Bursar's-courty 61, Castle-street

Canal-terrace, from Virginia-street to Garvock-street Canal-lane, from Canal-terrace to Summer-lane Canal-lane, Old Aberdeen, from High-street to Flyboat-house Candle court, 51, Loch-street Candlemaker's-court, 46, Gallowgate Cameron's-court, 30, North -street Carmelite-street, from Green to Trinity-street Carmelite-lane, from Fisher-row to Trinity-street Carnegie's-brae, from Netherkirkgate to Putachieside Caroline-place, Skene-square

Castle-street, from Union-street to Justice-street and Castle-brae-

Castlehill, from Castle-brae to Hanover street

Castle-brae, from Castle-street to Virginia-street Catherine-street, from Causewayend to Broadford Catto-square, Garvock's-wynd

Causewayend, from Gallowgate to Gowanbrae Chanomy, Old Aberdeen, from High-street to Cathedral 1835-36 CHA—COW in

Chapel-street, from Union-place to Skene-street Chapel-lane, from Weigh- house-square to Shore-hrae Chapel-court, 61, Gallowgate

Chapel -court, 1, Justice-street

Chaplainry, Old Aberdeen, from Don-street to Cathedral Charles- court, 40, Upperkirkgate Charles-street, from Broadford to Causewayend

Charlotte-street, from St. Andrew's-street to John-street Cheyne's-court, 69, Broad-street Crombie's-court, 33, Park-street Chronicle-lane, from North-street to Mealmarket-lane

Chronicle-court, 32, Broad-street, and 10, Queen-street

Church-street, from Liine-quay to St. Clement's-street Clarence-street, from Cooperston Buildings to Friendship Farm

Clark's-court, 2, Upperkirkgate

Clark's-lane, Old Aberdeen, from Don- street to East- road Clunes'-court, 53, George-street Cluny's-lane, from High-street to East-road, Old Aberdeen Commerce-street, from Quay to Park-lane Commercial-court, 58, Castle-street Commercial-buildings, from 107 to 119, Union-street

Commercial-road, from Wellington-street to York-street

College-bounds, Old Aberdeen, from Spital to Brewery-lane

College-street, from Windmill-brae to Clayhills College-court, 82, Broad-street

Collie's-court, 26, Shiprow

Concert-court, between 10 and 12, Broad-street

Constitution-street, from Park -street to Links Cooper's-court, 26, Netherkirkgate

Cooperston buildings, from Holburn-street to Toll-bar Copper Company's-court, 14, Gallowgate

Correction-wynd, from Green to St. Nicholas-street

Courage's -court, 3, Weigh-house-square Coutts'-court, Netherkirkgate

Cowgate, from Justice-street to Park-lane 1835-36 a 2 i r CRA—EWE

Craibstone-st. (west,) from Bon- Accord-terrace to Bon- Accord-square

Craibstone-street (east,) from Bon- Accord-street to Bon-Accord-square Craigwell-place, from Skene-street to Denburn-terrace

Crown-street, from Union- styeet to Marywell-street

Crown-street (south,) from Affleck-street to Dee -village Crown-court, between 41 and 43, Union-street Crown-court, 36, Upperkirkgate Cruden's-court, 22, Broad-street Cruickshank's, (Leslie,) Court, 91, Broad Street

Cruickshank's, (Thos.) Court, 8, Schoolhill

Cruickshank's, (C.) Court, 8, Shiprow Cruickshank's-court, 46, Shiprow

Daniel's-court, 48, Castle-street David-street, from Crown-terrace to Crown- street Davidsons-court, 111, Gallowgate Dee-street, from Union-street to Marywell -street

Dee street, from Lower Trinity to Lower Denburn Denburn, from Poynernook to Spa- street Denburn-terrace, from Union- street Bridge to Skene-terrace Diamond-street, from Union-street to Silver-street Diamond-lane, from Diamond-street to Silver-street Donald's-court, 20, Schoolhill, and 12, Loch -street

Donald's-close, 14, Schoolhill Downie's-court, 65, Broad-street Drum's-lane, from 26, Upperkirkgate to Loch-street Duncan's-court, 45, Castle- street Duncan's (D.) Court, 120, Gallowgate Duncan's-court, 74, Gallowgate Duthie's-court, 35, Guestrow

East North-street, from King-street to Park-street Emslie's-court, 81, George-street Emslie's-court, 26, Gallowgate Ewen's-court, 42, Gallowgate 1835-86 EXC—GIB

Exchange-court, between 35, and 37, Union-street Exchequer-row, from Castle-street to Shiprow

Exchequer-court, 9, Exchequer-row

FarquharVcourt, 17, Upperkirkgate Farquharson's-couit, 10, Schoolhill

Ferguson's-court, 5, Putachieside Ferguson's-court, 30, Gallowgate Ferguson's (J.) Court, 108, Gallowgate Ferryhill Buildings, near Devanha Brewery Firhillwell-lane, Old Aberdeen, from Spital to Sunnybank Fish-street, from Summer-lane to Albion-street Fisher-row, from Maltmill-bridge to Green

Flourmill-brae, from St. Nicholas-street to Barnett's-close Flourmill-lane, from Netherkirkgate to Flourmill-brae Footdee, from Canal-basin to New Pier Forbes-street, from Skene square to Stocket road Forbes-court, 78, Green Fowler's-wynd, from Green to Fisher-row Frederick-street, from King-street to Park-street Froghall-lane, Old Aberdeen, from Spital to the Canal-side

Gaelic-lane, from Belmont-street to Back-wynd Galen's-court, 18, Guestrow Gallowgate, from Broad-street to Causewayend, Mounthooly Gardener's-lane, from Justice-street to East North-street

Garrow's-court, 8, Trinity-street Garvock-street, from Canal basin to Garvock's-wynd

Garvock's wynd, from Garvock-street to Links

Gas-street, from Trinity-street to Poynernook Geddes-court, 12, Prince Regent-street

George-street, from St. Nicholas-street to Broadford George-street Market, George-street and John-street

Gerard- street, from Gallowgate to Broadford Gibb's-court, 91, Shiprow 1835-36 a 3 vi GIL-JOP

Gilcomston, from Woolmanhill and Spa-street to Short-loaning^ Gilcomston-steps, from Spa-street to Skene-square Golden-square, from Union-street to Silver-street Gordon's-court, 10, Gordon-street

Gordon's-court, 4, Schoolhill Gordon's-court, 25, Virginia-street Gordon's-court, 88, Broad-street Gordon's-court, 39, North-street Gordon-street, from Windmill-brae Green, from Windmill -brae to Putachieside and Fisher-row Guestrow, from Netherkirkgate to Upperkirkgate

Hanover-street, from Castlehill to Albion-street Hardgate, from New-bridge to Mile- end Harper's-court, 63, North -street Harriot-street, from Schoolhill to Loch-street Harvey's-court, 90, Gallowgate Henderson's (A.) Court, 123, Gallowgate Henderson's (W.) Court, 161, Gallowgate

Henderson's court, 129, Gallowgate Henderson's-court, 46, Broad-street High-street, Old Aberdeen, from College-bounds to Don-street Holburn-street, from South-bridge to Mile-end Huntly-street, from Union-street to Summer-street

Hutcheon street, from Causewayend to Skene-squnre

Hutcheon's-court, 4, Shiprow

Huxter-row, from Broad-street to Castle-street

Innes- street, from Gallowgate to Loch-side

James-street, from Quay to Virginia street

Jamieson's-court, 5, Upperkirkgate Jamieson's-court, 38, Shiprow

John-street, from George-street to Woolmanhill Jopp's-court, 31, Gallowgate 1835-36 JOP—MAL vii

Jopp's-court, 40, Broad-street, and 11, Queen-street Jopp's-lane, from St. Andrew's-street to John-street

Justice-street, from Castle-street to Park-street Justice-lane, from Justice-street to East North-street

Kidd-lane, from Chapel-street to Summer-street Kilgour's-court, 46, Netherkirkgate King-street, from Castle-street to Love-lane

Kingsland-place, from Barkmill-burn, to Hutcheon-street, west side Knox's-court, 7, Wales-street [of Broadford

Lamond's-court, 49, Upperkirkgate Langstane-place, head of Dee-street Ligertwood's-court, 77, George-street Lime-quay, from Commerce-street to Waterloo-quay Lindsay-street, from Diamond-street to Golden-square

Links-street, from St. Clement's-street to Links

Littlejohn-street, from Gallowgate to North -street Lobban's-court, 30, Castle-street

Loch-street, from Harriot- street to Vennel

Loch-side, from Windy-wynd to Loch-street Lodge-walk, from Castle-street to Queen-street

Long-acre, from Broad-street to North-street

Love- lane, from Spital to Links

Maberly-street, from Broadford-gate to Skene-square M'Combie's-court, 52, Union-street, and 51, Netherkirkgate

M'Cook's-court, 1 16, Gallowgate M'Gregor's-court, 99, Gallowgate Machray's court, 59, George-street Machray's-court, 13, Bon- Accord-street M'Kay's-court, 80, Gailowgate

M'Kenzie's-court, 42, George- street M'Lean's-court, 50, Gallowgate Maitland's-court, 42, Netherkirkgate

Maltmill-bridge, from Putachieside to Fisher-rovr 1835-36 viii MAR—NOR

Marischal-street, from Castle-street to Quay Market-lane, Old Aberdeen, from Town-house to East-road Martin's-lane, from Green to Renny's-wynd Marywell-street, from College-street to Dee-street Marywell-place, South from Crown-street Matheson's-court, 15, Castle-street

Matheson's-court, 9, Constitution-street Meal market, Mealmarket-lane

Mealmarket-lane, from King-street to North-street Melville's-court, 106, Gallowgate Messon's- court, 32, Justice-street Mearns'-court, 53, Shiprow Meters-court, 11, Chapel-lane

Middlethird, from Waterloo-quay to St. Clement's-street

Mill-street, from Summer lane to the line of road leading to Banner-

Milner's-court, 21, Guestrow [[mill Milner's-court, 38, Castle-street Milne's-court, 27, Gallowgate Milne's (Baillie) Court, 65, Gallowgate Milne's (R.) Court, 143, Gallowgate Milne's (W.) Court, 60, Gallowgate Mitchell's-court, 66, North-street Mitchell-place, from North-street to King-street

Moir's -court, 103, Gallowgate

Morrison's-court, 2, Fisher-row Mounthooly, from Gallowgate to Canal-side Muttonbrae, from Woolmanhill to Denburn

National Bank-court, 42, Castle-street

Nelson street, from King-street to Gallowgate Netherkirkgate, from Broad-street to St. Nicholas-street

New-street, Old Aberdeen, from Don-street to the line of road to- Niven's-court, 29, Guestrow [King-street North-street, from East North-street to Mounthooly North-lane, Old Aberdeen, from Seaton-gate to the line of road from 1835-36 [King-street OGS—REI ix

Ggston's-court, 84, Broad Street

Oliver's-court, 12, Upperkirkgate [from King-street

Orchard-lane, Old Aberdeen, from College-bounds to the line of road

Painter's-court, 22, Upperkirkgate Park-street, from Justice-street to Canal Park-lane, from Park-street to Commerce-street Peacock's-close, 24, Castle-street

Pensioner's-court, 18, Justice-street Pirie's-court, 50, Castle-street Pirie's-court, 30, Shiprow

Pirie's-court, 1, Upperkirkgate Philip's-court, 147, Gallovvgate

Plasterer's-court, 70, Gallowgate Poor's Hospital-court, 56, Gallowgate Pork-lane, from Quay to Virginia-street

Porter's-court, 8, Weigh-house-square Porthill-close, 98, Gallowgate

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Prince Regent -street, from Canal -terrace to Baltic-street

Prince's-street, from King-street to Park-street

Putachie-side, from Carnegie's-brae to Maltmill-bridge

Quaker's-court, 41, Guestrow Quay, from Poynernook to Lime-shore

Queen-street, from Broad-street to North-street

Ragg's-lane, from 83, Broad-street to Guestrow Ramage's-court, from 83, Broad-street to Guestrow Ramsay's-court, 57, Guestrow Red Lion-court, from 77, Broad-street to Guestrow

Reform-street, from Park-street to Constitution Street Reid's-court, 34, Gallowgate

Reid's-court, 6, Shiprow 1835-36 x REN—SKE

Renny's-wynd, from Green to Trinity-street Rettie's-court, 26, Broad -street Rettie's-court, 51, North-street Riddel's-court, 40, Windmill-brae Rhind's-court, 64, Gallowgate Roper's-court, 107, Gallowgate, and 47, Loch-side

Rose street, from Union-place to Bridewell Ross's-court, 22, Schoolhill

Ross's-courtj 11, Trinity-corner

RossVcourt, 6, Upperkirkgate

St. Andrew's-street, from Loch-street to Woolmanhill

St. Catherine's-wynd, from Union-street to Netherkirkgate

St. Catherine's-court, 14, Shiprow

St. Clement's-street, from Garvock-street to Wellington-street

St. Nicholas-street, from Union-street to George-street

St. Nicholas-lane, from St. Nicholas-street to Correction-wynd Salter's-court, 39, Loch-side T Schoolhill, from Upperkirkgate to W oolmanhill Scott's-court, 25, Quay Seatongate, Old Aberdeen, from Don-street to Old Bridge of Don

Shewan's-court, 1 1 9, Gallowgate Shipmaster's-court, 97, Shiprow Shiprow, from Union-street to Trinity-corner

Shoe-lane, from North-street to Queen-street Shore-brae, from Shiprow to Quay Shore-lane, from Quay to Virginia-street Shuttle-lane, from East North-street to Park-street

Shuttle-street, from St. Andrew's-street to John-street Silver-street, from Golden-square to Skene-terrace

Sim's-square, from Blackfriars -street to John-street Sim's-court, 88, Shiprow Simpson's-court, 139, Gallowgate, and 56, Loch-side Sinclair's-close, 20, Justice-street Skene-place, from Skene-street to Cherryvale 1835-36 SKE—UNI xi

Skene-street, from Denburn to Skene-place

Skene-square, from Steps of Gilcomston to Hutcheon-street

Skene-terrace, from Skene-street to Summer street Smith's-court, 16, Netherkirkgate Smith's (J.) Court, 113, Gallowgate Smith's-court, 49, Gallowgate Smith's-court, 21, Castle-street South Silver-street, from Union-street to Golden-square Spa-street, from Denburn to Steps of Gilcomston

Spence's-court, 5, John-street

Spital, from Mounthooly to Old Aberdeen Spring-garden, from George- street to Windywynd Still's-court, 88, Shiprow Stronach's-close, Exchequer-row Sugarhouse-lane, from Quay to Virginia-street Summer-street, from Union-place to Skene-street

Summer-lane, from Garvock's-wynd to Fish-street Sutherland's-court, 17, James-street Sutherland's -court, 126, Gallowgate Sutherland's-court, 78, Shiprow

Theatre-lane, from Quay to Virginia-street

Thistle -street, from Rose-street to Rubislaw Thomson's-court, 55, North-street Thomson's-court, 61, Broad-street Thomson's-court, 21, Quay Thornton's-court, 23, Guestrow

Trinity-street, from Denburn to Trinity-lane

Trinity-corner, from Shiprow to Putachieside

Trinity-lane, from Trinity -corner to Trinity-street

Tytler's-court, Green

Union-street, from Castle-street to Union -place Union buildings, from Castle-street to Shiprow Union-place, from Union-street to South-bridge Union-terrace, from Union-bridge to Skene terrace 1835-6 xii UNI—YOU

Union-lane, from Union-street to Guestrow Union-row, from Union -street to Summer-street Union-wynd, from Union-row to Summer-street Upperkirkgate, from Broad-street to Schoolhill

Vennel, from Gallowgate to Loch-street Virginia-street, from Commerce-street to Weigh-house-square

Wales-street, from Park-street to the Canal Wales-street (Little,) from Wales-street to Hanover-street x Wales-street-market, W ales -street Walkers-court, 17, Virginia-street Walker's-court, Shiprow Wapping-street, from Trinity-street to Lower Denburn Water-lane, from Quay to Virginia-street Waterloo-quay, from Lime-quay to Building-yards Watt's-court, 28, Virginia-street Watson's-court, 45, North-street Webster's-court, 10, East North-street Webster's-court, 72, Shiprow .Weigh-house-square, Quay Well-court, 14, Broad-street Wellington-place, from Union-place to South Bridge Wellington-street, from Waterloo-quay to Links West-court, 32, Guestrow Whitehouse-street, from Chapel-street to Skene-street Windmill-brae, from Green to Hard gate Windy-wynd, from Gallowgate to Spring- garden Woolmanhill, from Schoolhill to Steps of Gilcomston

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MAIL COACHES.

The London and Edinburgh Royal Mail Coach

Sets off from Knox and Machray's Royal Mail Coach Office, 61, Union Street, or Anderson's Royal Mail Coach Office, 5, Castle-street, every day at a quarter be-

fore 3, p.m. and arrives at Edinburgh, next morning, at 6 o'clock.

Inverness Royal Mail Coach, by Huntly,

Sets off, every morning, from said Offices, at a quarter before 7 o'clock, a.m. and arrives at Inverness, same day, at 8 o'clock, p.m.

The Peterhead and Fraserburgh Mail Coach

Sets off from said Offices, every morning, at a quarter before 7 o'clock, a.m. and

arrives at Peterhead, same day, at half-past 11 o'clock, a.m. and Fraserburgh, at half- past 1 o'clock. A Mail Coach goes from Peterhead to Banff, every day, at 7 o'clock, a.m. and from Banff to Peterhead, the same day.

The Aberdeen and Ballater Royal Mail Coach

Sets off from Knox and Machray's, 61, Union-street, every morning, at a quarter before 7 o'clock, a.m. and arrives at Ballater, at half-past 12 o'clock, p.m. Leaves Ross's Inn, Ballater at 8 o'clock, a.m. and arrives in Aberdeen, at half-past 1 o'clock.

Mail Gigs to Banff and Alford,

Set off from Cruickshank's Inn, 8, Schoolhill, Aberdeen, at a quarter before 7 o'clock, a.m. and arrive at Banff, at 1 o'clock, p.m. and atAlford,at 11 o'clock, a.m.

Mail Gig

From Jaffray's, 18, North-street, Aberdeen, by Udny, Tarves, and Methlic. Leaves Jaffray's, at half-past 6 o'clock, every morning, and arrives at Methlic, at half-past 10 o'clock, same morning, and returns to Jaffray's. at 2 o'clock, P.M. 1835-36 XXI

STAGE COACHES.

The New Times, to Perth, by Arbroath and Dundee,

Leaves Knox and Machray's Coach Office, 61, Union-street, every lawful morn- ing, at 7 o'clock, and arrives at Perth, same evening, at half-past 5 o'clock.

The Defiance, to Edinburgh, by Forfar, Perth, and Queensferry,

Leaves Defiance Coach Office, 54, Union-street, every lawful morning, at 6 o'clock,

and arrives at Edinbtirgh, same evening, at 8 o'clock.

The Royal Union, to Edinburgh, by Forfar, and Dundee, through Fife,

Leaves Melvin's Hotel, 138, Union-street, and the Coach Office, Cross, Castle- street, every evening, (Saturday excepted,) at a quarter before 10 o'clock, and arrives at Edinburgh, next day, at 1 o'clock, p.m.

The North Defiance Coach, to Inverness, by Huntly, and Fochabers,

Leaves Knox and Machray's Coach Office, 61 , Union Street, and Anderson's, 5,

Castle-street, every lawful morning, at 6 o'clock, and arrives at Inverness same evening, at 7 o'clock.

The Defiance to Peterhead, by Ellon and Cruden,

From the Royal Mail Coach Office, 61, Union Street, every lawful day, at 3 o'clock. Arrives at Peterhead, at half-past 6. Leaves Fraser's Inn, Peterhead, every Morning at 6 o'clock, and arrives at Aberdeen at a quarter past 9 o'olock.

The Earl of Fife, to Banff,

Leaves the Coach Office, 54, Union-street, every lawful morning, at 7 o'clock, and arrives at Banff, same day, at half-past 12 o'clock noon. Leaves Banff, same afternoon, at half-past 2 o'clock, and arrives at Aberdeen same evening, at half-past

8 o'clock.

The Lewes of Fyvie, to Fyvie and Turriff,

Leaves the Coach Offices, 54, and 61, Union-street, every lawful day, at half-past 3, P.M.

The Banks of Ythan Coach, for Ellon, Nethermuir, and New Deer,

Leaves Leys' Inn, 65, North Street, at 4 o'clock, p.m. ; and starts from Wood's Inn, New Deer, at half-past 5 o'clock, a.m. Arrives at Leys', at half-past 9 o'clock, a.m. —By this arrangement, passengers have 6^ hours in Aberdeen, to transact business, and return to New Deer the same evening. 1835-36 XX11

The Royal Highlander, to Ballater and Braemar,

Leaves Knox and Machray's Coach Office, 61, Union Street, every lawful morn-

ing, at 8 o'clock, and arrives at Ballater, at half-past 1 o'clock, p.m. and Braemar,

at half-past 3, p.m. Leaves Braemar, next morning, at 7> and arrives at Ballater,

at 9 ; which place she starts from at 3 o'clock, p.m. and arrives at Aberdeen, at 8 o'clock, r.M.

The Earl of Aboyne, Ballater, and Braemar Coach,

Leaves Mollison's Coach Office, Union-street, every Tuesday, Thursday, and

Saturday, at 10 o'clock, a.m. and arrives at Ballater, at 3 o'clock, p.m. This Coach proceeds to Braemar, during the Summer.

Rob Roy Coach, from Aberdeen to Ballater, by Echt, Midmar. and Tarland,

Leaves Ross's Inn, Ballater, on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, and arrives at

Anderson's, 22, Schoolhill, Aberdeen, at a quarter before 1 o'clock, p.m.; and leaves

Anderson's, 22, Schoolhill, Aberdeen, every Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday, at

11 o'clock, a.m.. arriving at Ballater a quarter before 6 o'clock, p.m.

The Earl of Aberdeen Coach, to New Deer, by Udny, Tarves, Methiic and Strichen,

Leaves Jaffray's, 18, North Street, Aberdeen, every Monday and Wednesday, at

11 o'clock, a.m. and on Friday, at half-past 2 o'clock, p.m. ; and Avill leave Strichen at 7 o'clock, morning, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, arriving at Aber- deen, at 12 o'clock, noon.

The Lord Forbes Coach, to Alford and Strathdon,

Leaves Cruickshank's Inn, 8, Schoolhill, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur- days, at a quarter past 10 o'clock, A.M. and arrives at Watson's Inn, Strathdon,

at a quarter past 4 o'clock, p.m.

The Earl of Errol Coach, to Peterhead,

Leaves Gray's, 18, Frederick-street, every lawful day, at 3 o'clock, p.m. and ar- rives at Mrs. Hogg's, Earl of Errol Inn, Peterhead, at 7 o'clock, p.m. Leaves said Inn, next morning, at 6 o'clock, and arrives at Aberdeen, at half-past 9 o'clock, a.m. for the summer season.

Stage Coach, Peterhead to Fraserburgh,

Travels between Peterhead and Fraserburgh, on Mondays, and between Fraser- burgh and Peterhead, on Tuesdays, and so on every alternate lawful day. 1835-36 XX111

Swift Coach, from Stonehaven to Aberdeen,

Leaves Falconer's Union Inn, Stonehaven, at 8 o'clock, a.m. every lawful morn- ing, (except Tuesdays and Thursdays,) and arrives at Shirreffs', Union Inn, 42, St. Nicholas-street, Aberdeen, at 10 o'clock, a.m. Leaves Shirreffs', same evening, at 5 o'clock, p.m. and arrives at Stonehaven, at 7 o'clock.

Coach to Banchory,

Leaves Knox and Machray's Coach Office, 61, Union Street, every afternoon,

(Sundays excepted,) at half-past 4 o'clock. Leaves Banchory, every morning, at 7 o'clock, and arrives in Aberdeen, at half-past 9.

The Highland Lass Coach to Kinethmont, by Kintore, Inverury, Pitcaple, and Insch,

Leaves M< Hardy's Inn, 10, Adelphi, Aberdeen, every lawful afternoon, at 4 o'clock, p.m. and arrives at M'Hardy's Inn, 10, Adelphi, Aberdeen, next day, at half-past 9 o'clock, a.m.

The Banks of Don to Inverury,

Leaves the Mail Coach Office, 61, Union Street, every lawful day, at half-past 3 o'clock. Leaves Inverury, every morning, at 8 o'clock, and arrives in Aberdeen, at 10 O'clock, A.M.

Banks of Bogie Coach,

Leaves Cruickshank's Inn, 8, Schoolhill, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at a quarter past 10 o'clock, a.m. and arrives at Muir of Rhynie, at 4 o'clock p.m. Leaves Mr. Howie's Inn, Rhynie, at a quarter past 7 o'clock, a.m. on Tuesdays,

Thursdays, and Saturdays, and arrives at Aberdeen, at a quarter past 1 o'clock P.M.

The Perseverance Coach, to Huntly,

Leaves M'Hardy's Inn, 10, Adelphi, Aberdeen, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at a quarter past 12 o'clock, p.m. and leaves Huntly at 8 o'clock, a.m. on the alternate days. 1835-36 — —

SHIPPING COMPANIES.

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Has eleven Smacks, two of which sail to and from London every week. Cabin Passage, £2 2s. — Steerage, £1 Is. N. Yule, Manager, Aberdeen. Office, 21, Quay, James Jenkins, Agent, Miller's Wharf, London. The Aberdeen, Leith, and Clyde Shipping Company. LEITH.

There are three Vessels on this Passage ; one of which sails to and from Leith every Saturday. Cabin Passage, 12s. — Steerage, 6s. GLASGOW.

There are three Vessels on this Passage ; one of which sails to and from Glasgow, once a-week.

Cabin Passage, 18s. —-Steerage, 9s. ROTTERDAM.

The Rotterdam Packet sails once every six weeks to and from Rotterdam. Passage, £3 3s. Manager at Aberdeen, R. Mitchell— Office, 33, Quay.

Agents—George Mathieson, Leith ; John Davidson, Glasgow ; D. Burger & Son, Rotterdam. The Aberdeen and Hull Shipping Company

Has three Vessels ; one of which sails to Hull, every Tuesday, and from Hull every Saturday. Cabin Passage, £1 lis. 6d. — Steerage, 21s. Thomas Webster, jun. Manager — Office, 56, Marischal Street. John Smith, Agent, Humber Street, Hull. Burghead, Cromarty, Balintraid, and Inverness.

Three Vessels sail between Aberdeen and these places every eight or ten days. Office—A. Fraser, 14, Quay. Agents—P. Christal, Burghead; H.Ross, Cromarty; J. Suter. jun. Inverness; and John Fraser, Balintraid. The Jean, regular trader to Burghead, Invergordon, Cromarty, and Inverness. Sails every 14 days.— Office, 2, James-street, Aberdeen. George Cruickshank, Manager. Dundee Traders. Sail to and from Dundee every week. Guthries, 57 Tons, George Cramond. Juno, 44 Tons, James Chapman.

John Kennedy, Manager, Dundee ; Henry C. Oswald, Agent, 13, Quay, Aberdeen. 1835-36 .

STEAM PACKETS.

The Aberdeen and London Steam Navigation Company's Packets,

DUKE of WELLINGTON, Captain Walker, QUEEN of SCOTLAND, Capt. Pearson, Sail from Aberdeen and London every Saturday during the year, with Passengers, Goods, and Cattle, George Elsmie, Manager, Aberdeen—Office, end of Waterloo Quay. Robert Matthew, Agent, Aberdeen Steam Wharf, London. Cabin Passage, £4 4s. — Steerage, £2 2s.

The Aberdeen and London Shipping Company's Steam Packet,

CITY of ABERDEEN, Alex. Morisojn, Commander, Sails from Aberdeen every Friday, and from London every Tuesday during the season, with Passengers, Goods, and Cattle. N. Yule, Manager, Aberdeen— Office, 21, Quay.-—James Jenkins, Agent, Miller's Wharf, London. Cabin Passage, £4 4s. — Steerage, £2 2s.

The Aberdeen and Leith Steam Packets, VELOCITY, Capt. C. Phillips, BRILLIANT, Captain W. Campbell,

Sail from Aberdeen, every Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday ; and from Leith, every Ports. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday ; calling at the intermediate Cabin Passage, 15s. — Steerage, 8s. R. Mitchell, Manager, Aberdeen— Office, 33, Quay.—Geo. Mathison, Agent, Leith.

Wick and Kirkwall Passage.

The VELOCITY, Captain Phillips, Sails from Leith every alternate Friday, at 6 o'clock morning, and leaves Kirkwall and Wick, on the following Mondays, for Newhaven, and the intermediate Ports.

Leith and Inverness Passage.

The Brilliant sails from Leith every Tuesday morning, for Cromarty and In- Inverness and verness, calling at Aberdeen, Banff, and Burghead ; and leaves Cromarty every Friday morning for Aberdeen and Leith, calling as above. Cabin Passage from Aberdeen to Inverness, 15s. — Steerage, 8s. Leith to do. 30s.—Do. 16s. Aberdeen and Leith Steam Packet, MAZEPPA, 100 Tons burthen—50 Horse power,

Sails to Leith every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday ; from Leith every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Geo. Elsmie, jun. Agent—Aberdeen & London Steam Navigation Co. Waterloo-quay Wm. Laing & Co. Agents, Leith. 1835-36 c PHIACIPAI F1IB§,

JANUARY. Monymusk, 2d Monday New Style. Tornaveen, 3d Monday Park Inn, Deeside, 1st Monday Ruthrieston, 3d Monday Alford, 1st Monday Kildrummy, 3d Tuesday Bridge of Don, 1st Tuesday Charleston of Aboyne, 3d Wednes. Echt, 1st Wednesday Forres, 3d Wednesday Monymusk, 2d Monday Elgin, 3d Friday

Cullen, 7th day Abergeldie, last Friday

Banff, 7th day Old Style. Newmachar, 2d Monday Banff, 1st Tuesday Mannofield, 2d Monday Rattray, 1st Tuesday Auchtygall, 2d Tuesday Banchory, day before Stonehaven Oldmeldrum, 1st Thurs. after 18th Bervie, day before Stonehaven Stricken, Yule, 1st Tuesday Stonehaven, Thursday before Can- Ayr, 26th day dlemas Ruthrieston, 3d Monday New Pitsligo, 3d Tuesday and Wed. Forres, 1st Wednesday Mintlaw, 3d Tuesday Old Style. Cornhill (Park) 1st Thursday after

Granton, 1st Tuesday Candlemas Mortlach, 1st Tuesday Botriphnie, 15 th day

Lochmaben, 1st Tuesday Huntly, last Tuesday Drumblade, 2d Tuesday Strichen, last Tuesday Fochabers, 2d Wednesday Tarland, last Wednesday Lockerby, 2d Thursday Oldmeldrum, day before Fyvie Laurencekirk, 3d Thursday Fyvie, 1st Tuesday and Wednesday Old Deer, 3d Thursday after New Moon, next after Can- Turriff, Wednesday after last Tues. dlemas FEBRUARY. MARCH. New Style. New Style. Alford, 1st Monday Alford, 1st Monday Bridge of Don, 1st Tuesday Bridge of Don, 1st Tuesday Echt, 1st Wednesday Newmachar, 2d Monday Newmachar, 2d Monday Monymusk, 2d Monday Mannofield, 2d Monday Dundee, Tuesday after Perth 1835-36 XXV11

Perth, 1st Tuesday New Aberlour, 1st Tuesday after

Auchindoir, 1st Tuesday 12th ; or 12th, if a Tuesday Mannofield, 2d Monday Charleston of Aboyne, 2d Wednes Tornaveen, 3d Monday Forres, 3d Wednesday Ruthrieston, 3d Tuesday Muir of Ord, 3d Wednesday

Echt, Wednesday before last Thurs. Elgin, 3d Friday Elgin, 3d Friday Ruthrieston, 3d Monday House of Muir, last Monday Tornaveen, 3d Monday Upper Banchory, last Thursday Skene, Tuesday before Paschal

Old Style. Byth, 1st Thursday

Pitmachie, 1st Monday Auchtygall, last Tuesday Marnoch, 1st Tuesday Nairn, 3d Friday

Inverury, 2d Tuesday Aberdeen Pasch. Market, last Wed. Lochel, 2d Tuesday Braemar, last Wednesday

Migvie, 2d Tuesday Old Aberdeen, last Thursday

Tarves, Wednesday after 2d Tues. Strathdon, last Tuesday

Memsie, 2d Wednesday Old Style.

Fife- Keith, 1st Thursday Keith, 1st Tuesday

Old Deer, 3d Thursday Cruden, 1st Tuesday Marnoch, 3d Tuesday Dufftown, 1st Wednesday

Lenabo, 3d Wednesday Newdeer, Wednesday after 1st Tues. Udny, day before Auchterless, Wednesday after 2d Cornhill, 25th day, or 1st Thu. after Tuesday

last Tuesday Huntly, \ HawkhalL 3d Tuesday Turriff, day after last Tuesday Inverury, Wednesday after Fochabers, last Wednesday Cumineston, Thursday after APRIL. Glenkindy, 3d Thursday New Style. Logie, Thursday after Cumineston

Park Inn, Deeside, 1st Monday Granton, last Tuesday

Alford, 1st Monday Auchindoir, last Tuesday

Bridge of Don, 1st Tuesday Kepple Tryst, Belhelvie, last Tues.

Findon, 1st Wednesday Tarves, Wednesday after last Tues. Aberlour, 1st Thursday MAY. Monyrausk, 2d Monday New Style. Cupar-Angus, Thurs. before Easter Alford, 1st Monday Newmachar, 2d Monday Bridge of Don, 1st Tuesday

Mannofield, 2d Monday Muchalls, 1st Tuesday Inverury, 2d Tuesday Rosehearty, 1st Tuesday

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Newmachar, 2d Monday New Byth, 4th Tuesday Kildrummy, 2d Tuesday Glammis, Wednesday after 26th Mannofield, 2d Tuesday Huntly, Thursday after 26th, or on Durris, 2d Tuesday that day, if Thursday Park Inn, Monday after Newdeer, Thursday after 26th, or Potarch, day following on that day, if Thursday Findon, 2d Wednesday Glenkindy, 27th day

Muir of Ord, 2d Wednesday Tomintoul, last Friday

Cornhill, Park, 2d Thursday Old Style. Bervie, 2d Thursday Ellon, 1st Tuesday Turriff, 2d Friday New Byth, 1st Thursday Elgin, 2d Friday Greenburn, 2d Tuesday

Rora, 1st Wednesday after 12th Broadstraik, Thursday after Ruthrieston, 3d Monday Auchinblae, day after

Forres, 3d Wednesday Ballater, 1st Tuesday Cullen, 3d Friday Kincardine O'Neil, 2d Tuesday Oldmeldrura, Thursday before 19th Strichen, Wednesday after 2d Tues. Pitmachie, Monday before 22d Drumblade, 2d Wednesday Fettercairn, 25th day, or Saturday Stonehaven, Thursday, before Whit.

before, if 25th is Monday Strachan, Monday before Stonehaven Aberlour, Thursday before 26th Montrose, 1st Friday after 1st Wed. Banff, Tuesday after 26th, or on Peterhead, 3d Tuesday that day, if a Tuesday Rothiemay, 3d Tuesday Echt, Tuesday before 26th New Pitsligo, 3d Wednesday Inveraven, same day Insch, 3d Wednesday Tarland, Wednesday before 26th Fife-Keith, 3d Thursday

Inverury, the day before Wartle Fochabers, last Wednesday but one T Wartle, Thursday before 26 th Little Byth, W ed. after last Tues. Marnoch, next day Hawkhall, Thurs. before last Satur.

Monymusk, Saturday after Wartle Auchterless, Friday before

Insch, Friday before 26th Auchiudoir, last Friday

Oldmeldrum, Saturday before 26th Turriff, last Saturday Banchory, ditto ditto Oldmeldrura, Thursday after Turriff, Saturday before 26th JUNE. Forres, Feeing, Saturday before 26th New Style. New Aberdour, 26th day Dufftown, Monday before 1st Tues. Udny, Tuesday after 26th, or that Bridge of Don, 1st Tuesday

day, if a Tuesday Elgin, 1st Tuesday

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Edit, Thomas, 1st Wednesday JULY. Alfcrd, Tuesday of week before New Style. Trinitymuir Bridge of Don, 1st Tuesday Mannofield, 2d Tuesday Rosehearty, 1st Tuesday Rhynie, Thursday before 2d Wed. Forres, 1st Wednesday Inverury, Monday before Mannofield, 2d Tuesday Durris, Friday before Mortlach, 2d Thursday Trinitymuir, 2d Wednesday, Thurs- Dufftown, 2d Thursday day, and Friday Elgin, 3d Tuesday

Much alls, Tuesday before Ruthrieston, 3d Monday Muir of Ord, 2d Wednesday Aberlour, 3d Thursday Ruthrieston, 3d Monday Muir of Ord, 3d Thursday Upper Banchory, 3d Tuesday Old Style. Garmouth, 30th day Fyvie, 1st Tuesday Cornhill, 4th Thursday Huntly, Wednesday after Old Style. Strichen, Wednesday after

Lonmay, 1st Tuesday Paldy, 1st Tues. Thurs. and Friday Keith, Wednesday after Inveraven, 2d Tuesday

Ellon, Wednesday after Bourtreebush, Mon. before Old Deer Daviot, Wednesday after Kepple, day before Aikey

Braemar, 1st Thursday Old Deer, Aikey Fair, Wednesday

Gran town, 1st Friday after 2d Tuesday Sliach, 2d Tuesday Inverury, day after Aikey Newdeer, Wednesday after Rathven, Wednesday after 2d Tues. Huntly, Wednesday after 2d Tues. Findon, Thursday after Aikey Greenburn, 2d Thursday Fife- Keith, 2d Thursday Memsie, 2d Thursday Aboyne, Fri. after Paldy Fair week Lenabo, Wednesday after 3d Tues. Park Inn, Tuesday after Aboyne, day before Tarves, Wednesday after 3d Tues. Megray, 3d Thursday Glass, Wednesday after 3d Tuesday

Turriff, Wednes. before last Tues. Strathdon, Friday after Glass

Greenburn, day before St. Sair's Kildrummy, Friday after Inverury, Tuesday before Garvock, 3d Tues. Thurs. and Fri.

Craigievar, day after St. Sair's. Sliach, 4th Wednesday

St. Sair's, Wednesday after last Cornhill, 1st Thurs. after 4th Wed. Tuesday Auchindoir, day after

St. Sair's, Sheep, Thursday before Turriff, Wednesday after last Tue?.

Tarland, Friday after St. Sair's Greenburn, last Thursday 1835-36 c 3 XXX

Broadstraik, Thursday before Castlegrant, 3d Tuesday Tomintoul, last Friday Auchindoir, 3d Tuesday AUGUST. Mintlaw, 3d Tuesday New Style. Ellon, Wednesday after Bridge of Don, 1st Tuesday Tomintoul, 3d Wednesday

Muchalls, 1st Tuesday Cornhill, 1st Thurs. after 3d Wed, Mannofield, 2d Monday Bartle Chapel, Fri. after 3d Tuesday Upper Banchory, 2d Tuesday Oldmeldrum, day before Auchtygall, 2d Tuesday Crimond-Bartle, 4th Tuesday New Aberdour, 2d Tuesday Kincardine O'Neil, Wednesday and Falkirk, 2d Tuesday and Wednes. Thursday after last Tuesday Forres, 4th Wednesday SEPTEMBER. Aberlour, 2d Thursday New Style. Dufftown, 3d Thursday Bridge of Don, 1st Tuesday

Muir of Ord, Thur. of weeV. aft. Falk. Forres, 4th Wednesday Gran ton, Monday after Muir of Ord Kingussie, 1st Tuesday

Longside, 2d Tuesday Aberlour, 1st Thursday Echt, 3d Tuesday Mannofield, 2d Tuesday Elgin, 3d Tuesday Falkirk, 2d Tuesday, and day before Ruthrieston, 3d Monday for sheep Garvie, 3d Tuesday Muir of Ord, Wednesday & Thurs, Brechin, 2d Wednesday of week after Mortlach, 3d Thursday Granton, Monday after Muir of Ord Monymusk, last Thursday Bervie, 2d Thursday Aberdeen, last Wednesday Ruthrieston, 3d Tuesday Old Style. Elgin, 3d Tuesday

Inverury, day after Old Rain Trinitymuir, Tues. before last Wed. Old Rain, Wednesday after 1st Tues. Nairn, 4th Tuesday Old Rain, Sheep and Timber, Thur. Auchtygall, last Tuesday and Friday before Durris, last Wednesday

Tarland, Friday of week after Forfar, last Wednesday

Fochabers, 1st Wednesday Greenburn, last Wednesday New Pitsligo, Thursday after Old Style. Strichen, Wednesday after 2d Tues. Coldstone, 1st Tuesday

Sliach, 2d Tuesday Inverury, 1st Tuesday

Huntly, 2d Wednesday Keith, 1st Wednesday Mearns, Thursday after 2d Tuesday Rhynie, day after

Strathdon, Friday after Craigievar, Friday after 1835-36 XXXI

Banchory, Friday after Muchalls, 1st Tuesday Glenkindy, Saturday after Turriff, Wednesday after 1st Tues. Old Deer, 2d Monday Old Rain, the day after Huntly, Wednesday after 2d Tues. Rothiemay, 1st Thursday Muir of Tombreck, Saturday after Birse, 1st Thursday after Aboyne Tarves, 2d Tuesday Kepple, 2d Tuesday Tomintoul, Friday after 2d Tuesday Crimond, 2d Tuesday Cornhill, 2d Thursday Culfork, Mond. before Kinethmont Alford, Friday after Dufftown, Satur. before 2d Tuesday Ballater, 2d Monday and Tuesday Kinethmont, 2d Tuesday Memsie, 2d Friday Rhynie, day after Braemar, 3d Monday and Tuesday New Deer, Wed. after 2d Tuesday Hawkhall, 3d Monday and Tuesday Lossiemouth, 2d Wednesday Sliach, 4th Tuesday Cornhill, 2d Thursday

Echt, last Tuesday Fife- Keith, 2d Thursday Cullen, last Tuesday Greenburn, 3d Tuesday Kinkell, Michael Fair, Wednesday Insch, 3d Tuesday

after last Tuesday Bourtreebush, Tues. before Old Abd. Inverury, Tuesday after Old Deer, 3d Thursday

Broadstraik, last Thursday Old Aberdeen, Wed. after 3d Tues. Newmills, Wednes. after last Tues. Little Byth, ditto New Pitsligo, Wed. after last Tues. Daviot, ditto OCTOBER. Turriff, day after Aberdeen New Style. Auchindoir, day after Turriff Alford, 1st Monday Fochabers, 3d Wednesday Bridge of I Don, 1st Tuesday Inverury, 4th Tuesday Rosehearty, 1st Tuesday Tarves, Wednesday after

Mannofield, 2d Monday Fordyce, last Wednesday Falkirk, 2d Tuesday and Wednes. NOVEMBER. Muir of Ord, Tues. and Wed. after New Style. Granton, Monday after Muir of Ord Alford, 1st Monday Drumlithie, Thurs. after 2d Tues. Bridge of Don, 1st Tuesday Ruthrieston, 3d Monday Edinburgh, 2d Monday Elgin, 3d Tuesday Newmachar, 2d Monday Nairn, 1st Friday after 3d Tuesday Mannofield, 2d Tuesday (Findon, last Wednesday Longside, 2d Tuesday Meigle, last Wednesday Lonmay, Thursday after Old Style. Aboyne, 2d Wednesday Aboyne, 1st Tuesday and Wednes. Falkirk, 1st Thursday Tornaveen, Monday after Aboyne Muir of Ord, Wed. & Thurs. after 1835-36 XXX11

Granton, Monday after Muir of Ord Ellon, Wednesday after 1st Tuesday Nairn, 1st Friday Granton, 1st Thursday Aberlour, 2d Thursday Peterhead, 2d Tuesday Cullen, 2d Friday Methlic, day after Ruthrieston, 3d Monday Tomintoul, 2d Friday

Clatt, 3d Wednesday Montrose, 1st Friday after Martin. Forres, 3d Wednesday Keith, 3d Tuesday

Fettercairn, 21st day, or Saturday Udny, Tuesday after 22d, or 22d if before, if 21st is Monday a Tuesday New Aberdour, 22d day Lenabo, Wednes. after 3d Tuesday Pitmachie, Monday before 22d Rayne, 4th Tuesday Echt, Wednesday before 22d Fordyce, 4th Thursday

Bervie, Wednesday before 22d Braemar, last day Tornaveen, Monday before 22d DECEMBER. Park Inn, Tuesday before 22d New Style. Potarch, Thursday before 22d Alford, 1st Monday Stonehaven, Thursday before 22d Bridge of Don, 1st Tuesday Strachan, Monday before Stonehaven Monymusk, 2d Monday Insch, Friday before 22d Strathdon, 1st Tuesday Banff, Feeing, Friday before 22d Upper Banchory, 1st Wednesday Monymusk, Friday before 22d, or on Newmachar, 2d Monday that day, if Friday Echt, 2d Monday Ballater, Saturday before 22d Mannofield, 2d Tuesday Turriff, Saturday before 22d Ruthrieston, 3d Monday Banchory, ditto Tornaveen, 3d Monday Tarland, Tues. & Wed. after 22d Elgin, 3d Wednesday Huntly, Thursday after 22d, or on Mortlach, 3d Thursday

that day if a Thursday Banff, St. John's day New Deer, ditto Old Style. Inveraven, Tuesday before 23d Huntly, 1st Tuesday

Rothieraay, Thursday before 23d Ellon, 1st Tuesday Forres, Saturday before 22d Turriff, 1st Tuesday and Wednesday Oldmeldrura, Saturday before 22d, Rothiemay, 2d Tuesday

or that day if a Saturday Old Deer, Wednes. after 2d Tues. | New Byth, 4th Friday Fochabers, 3d Wednesday Old Style. Bervie, Wednes. before Christmas

Huntly, 1st Tuesday Stonehaven, Thurs. before Christmas Memsie, 1st Tuesday Turriff, Saturday before Christmas Strichen, Wednesday after 1st Tues. Lockerby, 3d Thursday 1835-36 POST TOWNS AND POSTMASTERS IN SCOTLAND.

With the Postage of a Single Letter from Aberdeen.

Post Towns. Postmasters. Postg. Post Towns. Postmasters. Postg. u. Aberbrothwick J. Stewart 8 Bon aw W. Whyte 12 Aberdour J. Anderson 10 Borrowstounness J. Mackie 10 Aberfeldy A. Kippen 10 Bowmore D. McAllister 13 Aboyne G. Cromar 7 Braemar J. Elmslie 8 Airdrie J. Chirrie 11 Brechin J. Smith 7 Alford A. Wilson 6 Bridge of Erne D. Campbell 9 Alloa M. Brydie 10 Broadford D. M'Donald 11 Annan G. Pool, jun. 11 Buckie J. Reid 8 Anstruther Mrs. Robb 9 Burntisland J. Speed 10 Appin A. Cameron 12 Callander G. M'Ewen 10 Ardersier R. Tulloch 9 Campbelton J. Maxwell 12 Aross J. M'Millan 12 Carlisle F. W. Grahame 12 Auchterarder Mrs. Stewart 10 Castle-Douglas W. Green 11 Auchtermuchty Mrs. Laing 9 Chance Inn — Dargie 7 Ayr R. Davidson 11 Cluny Mrs. Martin 4 Ayton Mrs. Thomson 11 Coldstream J. H allyburton 11 Ballantrae J. Miller 12 Colinsburgh Mrs. Ronald 9 Ballendalloch A. Grant 9 Colin ton R. Hunter 10 Banchory Mrs. Shaw 5 Corstorphine D. Cuddy 10 Banff A. Smith 7 Cupar-Angus Mrs. Tasker 9 Bathgate J. Jamieson 10 Cupar- Fife C. Grace 9 Beauly H. M'Kenzie 10 Crail J. Key 10 Beith J. Arnot 11 Craigellachie 9 Bervie J. Soutar 6 Cramond T. Gourlay 10 Berwick J. Forster 11 Creetown J. Hannay 12 Biggar A. Nicol 10 Crieff Mrs. M 'Queen 9 Blackburn Alex. Taylor 4 Cromarty Mrs. M'Kenzie 10 Blackshiells W. Paterson 10 Crook Mrs. Hutchison 11 Blair-Adam C. Stewart 9 Cullen A. Anderson 8 Blair-Atholl W. Robertson 9 Cumnock A. Rankin 11 Blairgowrie R. Aysson 9 Currie W. Gordon 10 Bonar Bridge W. Ross 11 Dalkeith Miss Morison 10 1835-36 1

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Post Towns. Postmasters. Postg. Post Towns. Postmasters. Postg. d. d. Denny W. Bain 10 Girvan T. Davidson 12 Dingwall Mrs. Hay 10 Glasgow D. Bannatyne 10 Dornoch J. Rose 11 Glenluce — Hannay 12 Douglas J. Wilson 11 Golspie J. Duncan 11 Doune Miss Gibson 10 Grangemouth Mrs. Gibson 10 Dumbarton Miss Davidson 11 Grantown J. Grant 9 Dunfermline Miss Angus 10 Greenlaw R. Knox 12 Dumfries R. Threshie 11 Greenock M. Urie 11 Dunbar R. F. Drysdale 10 Haddington Pc Martin 10

Dunbeath — Sinclair 1 Hamilton J. Roxburgh 11 Dunblane W. Dawson 10 Hawick Miss Armstrong 12 Dundee R. Bell 8 Helensburgh J. Brengan 11 Dunkeld J. Matthew 9 Hermiston P. Wardlaw 10 Dunoon R. Brown 11 Holytown J. Faulds 11 Dunse Miss Selby 11 Huntly A. Stewart 7 Dunvegan — M'Donald 12 Inchture T. Reid 8 Edinburgh Sir Edw. Lees 10 Inverary Miss M'Lean 12

Ecclefechan W. Johnston 1 Invergorden K. M'Kenzie 10 Eddleston A. Thorburn 11 Inverkeithing G. Wishart 10 Elgin P. Duff 8 Inverness W. Hay 10

Ellon J. Rae 5 Irvine J. Dean 11 I Errol A. Mathers 8 Jedburgh J. Ren wick 1 Evanton D. Ross 10 Keith John Keith Falkirk A. Ramsay 10 Keith-hall W. Lundie 5 Fettercairn J. Austin 7 Kelso P. Darling 11 Fochabers G. Marquis 8 Kilmarnock W. Rankin 11 Ford J. Scott 10 Kincardine L. Reid 10 Forfar J. Thomson 8 Kincardine CV Neil A. Cromar 6 Forres R. Watson 9 Kinghorn G. Barclay 10 Fort-Augustus C. M'Donell 10 Kingussie D. Macpherson 10 Fortrose Mrs. Bain 10 Kinross J. Baird 9 Fort- William D. Henderson 11 Kintore W. Smith 4 Fraserburgh W. Fraser 7 Kirkcaldy Wi Skinner 10

Fushiebridge W. Bain 10 Kirkcudbrigh t — Finlayson 10 Fyvie Miss Rose 6 Kirkliston M.Linn 1Q Galashiels W. Haldane 11 Kirknewton W. Wilson 10 Gatehouse Mrs. M'Keand 12 KirkwaU A. M'Garioch 12 1835-36 XXXV

Post Toivns. Postmasters. Postg. Post Towns. Postmasters. Postg. a. Kirriemuir G. Nicol 9 Newton-Stewart J. Paterson 12 Lanark A. Haddow 11 Noblehouse G. Williamson 10 Langholm Mrs. Little 11 N. Queensferry Mrs. Brown 10 Largs W. M'Call 11 Oban Mrs. Rankine 12 Lasswade J. Lyon 10 Old Aberdeen A. Smith, Id-post Lauder R. Romanes 10 Oldmeldrum Mrs. Forbes 5 Laurencekirk G. Watt 7 01 drain A. Home 6 Leadhills R. Martin 11 Paisley Mrs. Ker 11 Leith G. Newton 10 Parkhill A. Ross 10 Lerwick J. Ross 16 Peebles Mrs. Cairns 10 Lesmahago R. Telfer 11 Pennicuick — Paterson 10 Leven Miss Howden 10 Perth C. G. Sidey 9 Libberton B. S. Moxey 10 Peterhead Thomas Knox 7 Linlithgow W. Niven 10 Pittenweem J. Galloway 9 Loanhead W. Begg 10 Pitlochrie Miss Stewart 9 Lochalsh F. M'Crae 10 Portaskaig N. Currie 13 Lochgilphead Mrs. Munro 12 Port- Glasgow N. Houston 11 Lockerby J. Johnstone 11 Portobello Mrs. Newlands 10 Longtown R. Little 11 Port Patrick T. Kennedy 12 Mauchline Mrs. Macvitie 11 Portree H. M'Donald 11 Maybole Q. Jamieson 11 Portsoy C. Crawford 8 Meigle — Clark 9 Prestonkirk J. Gibb 10 Melrose A. Pringle 12 Prestonpans T. Cleugh 10 Methlic Wm. Stephen 6 Rachan Mill A. Brydon 10 Mid-Calder J. Cruickshank 10 Ratho J. Gourlay 10 Mintlaw J. Henry 6 Rhynie Jas. Roger 7 MofFat T. Grieve 11 Roslin T. Wilson 10 Montrose J. Aberdein ? Rothesay C. Moore n Monymusk A. Forbes 5 St. Andrew's G. Mitchell 9 Mortlach A. Ragg 9 St. Bos well Gr gen Mrs. Scott 12 Muirdrum J. Fitchet 8 Sanquhar J. Halliday 11 Munlochy D. Fraser 10 Saltcoats — Snodgrass 11 Musselburgh John Leitch 10 Selkirk Miss Buckham 12 Nairn W. M'Intosh 9 Skene John Hogg 4 Newburgh Miss Brown 9 Slateford J. Frier 10 New Deer John Brodie 6 S. Queensferry W. Meikle 10 New Galloway J. Muir 12 Stewarton A. Barr 11 1835-36 XXXVI

Post Towns. Postmasters. Postg. Post Towns Postmasters. Postg. d. a. Stirling John Shearer 10 Tobermory R. Cuthbertson 12 Stonehaven G. Guthrie 4 Tranent T. Simpson 10

Stornaway J. Macaulay 12 Tullich D. Farquharson 7

Stow R. Brown 10 Turriff A. Kemp 7 Stranraer Mrs. M'Nish 11 Udny Wm. Giles 4 Strath don Miss Wilson 7 Ullapool Mrs. M'Kenzie 11 Strichen A. Anderson 7 Uphall — Brown 10

Strontian H. Rose 13 Whitehouse J. Forbes 6 Tain Mrs. Calder 10 Woodside Mrs. Brebner, ld.-post Tarbert J. M'Lachlan 12 Whitburn A. Wilson 10 Tarland J. Skeen 7 Wick W. Craig 12 Thornhill Mrs. Hunter 11 Wigton T. Tait 12 Thurso D. Mackay 12 Whithorn Mrs. Kindel 12

Bridewell Assessment, for Fear ending 14>th April, 1835.

Lands and Fishings, at Id. W £1 of Rent ; Dwelling Houses, Shops, Cellars, and other Buildings, at 2d. W £1 of Rent.

Rogue Money, for Year ending \Uh April, 1835.

Lands and Fishings, at 2d. ¥ £1 of Rent ; Dwelling Houses, Shops Cellars, and other Buildings, at 4d. W £1 of Rent.

King's Subsidy, for Year ending Wth November, 1834. Four Shillings Scots, for each £100 Scots of Rents of Lands, Fishings, and Houses, and Casual Profits ; or 4c/. Sterling on £8 6s. Sd. Sterling-

Four Shillings Scots, or 4>d. Sterling, for each £100 Sterling of Merchant Trade.

ABSTRACT OF THE POPULATION OF THE CITY OF ABERDEEN, 183 1.

Parishes. Males. Females. Total. \ i ncreas East Parish 1600 2246 5846 I since West do 3009 5021 8930 I 1821 North do 2019 2597 4616 1 4313 South do 1803 2510 V 1322' Greyfriarsdo 2155 2551 4706/ ' St. Clement's do 2651 3850 6501 I OldMachar do.„ 11098 14009 25107 I

25235 32784 58019 J 1835-36 XXX Vll

LIST OF THE SHORE PORTERS,

Who are also Firemen.

Deacon. Alexander G. Webster, 69, Geo. Shirreffs, Stronach's-close, Shiprow Exchequer-row s. Joseph Beattie, 69, do. s. George Pirie, do. do. John Smith, Jim. 69, do. Alex. Pirie, do. do. s. Jas. Jamieson, 79, do. J. Smith, 8, Weigh-house-square Geo. Jamieson, 54, do. Robert Brown, 8, do.

Geo. Milne, 54, do. Alex. Hardie, 6, Marischal-street

Robert Forbes, St. Catherine's- s. James Davidson, 2, Shore-brae court, 14, do. George Carnegie, Sutherland's- s. James Saint, do. 14, do. court, 17, James'-street Joseph Jamieson, do. 14, do. Peter McDonald, do. do. James Mair, do. 14, do. Archibald Clark, Convener of this s. Alex. Fenton, do. 14, do. detachment of Firemen, when James Milne, do. 14, do. found necessary, St. Cathe-

Alex. Skinner, 8, Exchequer-row rine's-court, 14, Shiprow

N.B.- Those who have the letter s. attached to their Names, are Keepers and Carriers of the Sedan Chairs.

FIRE ENGINE ESTABLISHMENT,

Of Thirty-two men, including the Shore-Porters, belonging to the Aberdeen Assurance Company.

Wm. Ruddiman, 7, East North-street, Superintendant.

James Robertson, 18, Kidd-lane James Begg, 78, Shiprow David Scott, 46, East North-street William Christie, 65, Woolmanhill John Scott, 32, Constitution-street James Reid, 51, College-street

Andrew Wishart, 21, Guestrow Alex. Milton, 6, Little Belmont-st.

Engine Stations at Flour Mill, and Water Reservoir, Broad Street.

Keys kept at The Assurance Office, 89, Union-street.

The Superintendant, 7, East North-street. The Watch-House. Deacon Webster's, 69, Shiprow. 1835-36 d The PRESBYTERY of ABERDEEN, while assigning districts to the several Chapels of Ease within their bounds, and erecting these into Paris hes quoad sacra, found it necessary to alter, to a certain extent, the Boundaries of all the Parishes in Aberdeen. They, therefore, for the information of the Public, direct the following description of these quoad sacra Parishes, and the quoad sacra Parishes within the quoad civilia Parish of Old Machar, to be published.

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No. I.—To be called the EAST PARISH ; and to consist of the dis- trict comprehended within the following line, with the exception of the Stance or Area whereon the West Church stands, and the West Church itself, viz. : —Beginning at the centre of Union Street, opposite the Back Wynd, keeping along the Back Wynd to Schoolhill, along the Schoolhill to George Street, along George Street to John Street, along John Street and Innes Street eastward to Gallowgate, along Gallowgate and Broad Street southward to Long-Acre, along Long-Acre to West North Street, along West North Street, Queen Street, and Lodge- Walk southward to Castle Street, and along Castle Street and Union Street to the point of commence- ment opposite the Back Wynd.

No. II. —To be called the WEST PARISH ; and to consist of that portion of the quoad civilia West Parish comprehended within the follow- ing line, viz. : —Beginning at the centre of George Street opposite the Schoolhill, along Schoolhill westward to Harriot Street, along Harriot Street, Gordon's Hospital Garden Wall, Charlotte Street; and in a straight line northward to the boundary of the Parish of Old Machar, along said boundary eastward to George Street, and along George Street southward to the point of commencement opposite the Schoolhill ; — which West Parish shall also comprehend the Stance or Area whereon the Church called West Church stands, and the Church itself, though not locally situated within the line before described.

No. III.—To be called the NORTH PARISH ; and to comprehend the district within the following line, viz. : —Beginning at the North boundary thereof at or near Love Lane, along King Street to Queen Street, along Queen Street to Lodge Walk, along Lodge Walk to Castle Street, along Castle Street to Justice Street, along Justice Street to Park Lane, along Park Lane to the Road leading to the Canal Bridge, along said Road to the Canal, along the West Bank of the Canal to Albion Street, from Albion Street crossing the Links in a direct line due east to the Sea Beach, and along the Sea Beach northward to the line of march between Old Machar and St. Nicholas Parishes, and along that march westward to the point of commencement in King Street aforesaid.

No. IV.—To be called the SOUTH PARISH ; and to comprehend the district within the following line, with the exception of the Stances or Areas of the Gaelic Church and Session House, and the Gaelic Church and Session House themselves, viz. : —Beginning at the North end of Spa Street, along said Street to Well of Spa, thence along the course of the —

Well of Spa Burn and the Denburn to Bow-bridge, from the Bow-bridge along the Green to Putachie-side, from Putachie-side Bridge along Union Street to the Back Wynd, along Back Wynd to Harriot Street, along Harriot Street to the middle of Loch Street, along Loch Street by the Wall of Gordon's Hospital to the middle of St. Andrew's Street, across St. Andrew's Street to Charlotte Street, along Charlotte Street to John Street, across John Street, and thence in a straight line northward to the boundary of the Parish of Old Machar, and along this boundary westward to the point of commencement at Spa Street.

No. V.—To be called GREYFRIARS' PARISH ; and to comprehend the district within the following line, viz. : —Beginning at the North boundary thereof in King Street at or near Love Lane, and thence along King Street southward as far as North Street, along West North Street to Long- Acre, along Long- Acre to Broad Street, along Broad Street and Gallowgate to Gerard Street, along Gerard Street to George Street, and along George Street northward to the boundary of the Parish of Old Machar, and along the boundary of said Parish eastward to the point of commence- ment in King Street at or near Love Lane.

No. VI.—To be called St. CLEMENT'S PARISH ; and to compre- hend that portion of the quoad civilia Parish of St. Clement's within the following line, viz. : —Beginning at the Sea Beach at a point due East from the East end of Bowl Road or Albion Street, keeping across the Links in a straight line due westward to Albion Street, along Albion Street to the Canal Bridge, along the Canal westward to the Bridge at the South end of Fish Street, from said Bridge along Summer Lane westward to Commerce Street, along Commerce Street to the Quay, along the Flood-mark west and southward to the Denburn, and then along the march between the Pa- rishes of Old Machar and St. Nicholas to the extremity of the Parish of St. Nicholas on the North Bank of the River Dee, and then crossing that river and holding eastward along the boundary with the Parish of Nigg to the Mouth of said River, and after there crossing it, holding northward along the Sea Beach to the point of commencement opposite Albion Street. No. VII.—To be called TRINITY PARISH; and to comprehend that part of the quoad civilia South Parish within the following line, viz. : Beginning at the centre of Union Street opposite Putachie-side Bridge. along Union Street eastward to Shiprow, along Shiprow to Shore-Brae, along Shore- Brae to the Quay, along the Quay westward to the Denburn, along said Burn to Bow-bridge, and from said Bridge by the Green to Putachie-side Bridge and the point of commencement. No. VIII.—To be called UNION PARISH; and to comprehend the district within the following line, viz. : —Beginning at the Quay opposite to Shore-Brae, along the Quay to Commerce Street, along Commerce Street, Park Lane, Park Street, and Justice Street, to Castle Street, along Castle Street to Shiprow, and along Shiprow and Shore-Brae to the Quay, at the point of commencement. No. IX.—To be called SPRING-GARDEN PARISH; and to com- prehend that part of the quoad civilia West Parish within the following line, viz. : —Beginning at the centre of George Street opposite to Gerard Street, along George Street southward to John Street, along John Street xl and Innes Street eastward to Gallowgate, along Gallowgate northward to Gerard Street, and along Gerard Street westward to George Street, the point of commencement;—which Spring-Garden Parish shall also compre- hend the Stances or Areas whereon the Church and Session- House, called the Gaelic Church and Session- House, stand, and also the Gaelic Church and Session-House themselves, though not locally situated within the line described.

No. X.—To be called the PARISH of GILCOMSTON ; and to consist of the district comprehended within the following line, viz. : —Beginning at the centre of Alford Place opposite the new road from Alford Place to Westfield, along that Road to the Channel of the Burn on the South side of the Road from Westfield, along the Channel of the Burn eastward to the March between the Parish of Old Machar and the Parish of St. Nicholas, along that March to the Bridge over the Denburn at the east end of Skene Street, along Skene Street to Skene Terrace, along Skene Terrace to Silver Street, along Silver Street, through the centre of Golden Square to Union Street, along Union Street, Union Place, and Alford Place, to the point of commencement opposite the new road from Alford Place to West- field.

No. XL—To be called BON-ACCORD PARISH ; and to consist of the district comprehended within the following line, viz. :—Beginning at the Bridge over the Denburn at the East end of Skene Street, along Skene Street to Skene Terrace, along Skene Terrace to Silver Street, along Silver Street, and through the centre of Golden Square to Union Street, along Union Street to Bon-Accord Street, along Bon-Accord Street, and from the termination thereof in a straight line to the Ferryhill Burn, along that Burn southward to Dee Village, along the road which bounds that Village on the west and south to the nearest point of the River Dee, along the Brink of the River eastward to the Denburn, and thence along the Denburn to the Bridge at the east end of Skene Street, the point of commencement.

No. XII.—To be called WOODSIDE PARISH ; and to consist of the district comprehended within the following line, viz. : —Beginning at Kitty- brewster Toll, thence along the Roads which separate Ashgrove and Corn- hill from Hilton and Cairncry to the Woodhill Road, along the Woodhill Road northward and westward to the boundary of the Parish of Newhills, along that boundary northward to the River Don, crossing the Don, taking in the Lands of Persley and that part of the Lands of Grandholm at present belonging to Mr. Hadden, westward and eastward to the extremity thereof, crossing the River again at the southern termination of the boundary road between Mr. Hadden's Grounds and the Property of the Cruive Proprie- tors, thence in a direct line southward to the Boat-house on the Canal, and along the Canal Bank to Kittybrewster Toll, the point of commencement. It being understood, that the middle of the several Streets and Roads along which the Lines are described as extending, are to be held and considered as the course of these Lines respectively, in so far as not otherwise set down or expressed. ASSESSED TAX TABLES FOR SCOTLAND,

For the Year ending at Whitsunday-, 1836.

No. I. DUTIES ON WINDOWS.

48 Geo. III. c. 55; 4 Geo. IV. c. 11 ; and 6 Geo. IV. c. 7.

1 Duty per j No. of B"* Per Duty per No. of : i No. of House „.. , House House Windows. Windows. Windows. per Year. | per Year. j per Year.

! ! £ s. d. s, d. s. d. £ £ | 8 15 6 1 9 | 26 8 60 to 64 19 16 9

9 10 1 27 8 10 65 69 20 19 3 10 17 0; 28 8 18 6 70 74 22 1 6 11 1 15 3 ! 29 9 7 75 79 23 4 12 2 3 9 30 9 15 3 80 | 84 24 6 6 13 2 12 3 31 10 3 9 85 89 25 9 14 3 9 32 10 12 3 90 94 26 11 3 15 3 9 0; 33 11 6 95 99 27 13 9 16 3 17 6 ' 34 119 100 109 29 7 6 17 4 6 35 11 17 3 110 119 31 12 3 ] 18 4 14 3 36 12 5 9 120 129 33 17 3 19 5 2 9 37 12 14 3 130 139 36 2 20 5 11 3 38 13 2 6 140 149 38 7

21 5 1 19 6 39 13 11 150 159 40 11 9 1 22 6 8 0: 40 to 44 14 7 9 ! 160 169 42 16 *> 1 23 6 16 6 45 49 15 15 9 1 ! 170 179 45 6 j 24 749: 50 54 17 4 j 180 & up-j 25 46 10 7 13 3 ! 55 59 18 12 wards / i And every House having more than 180 Windows must be charged with One Shilling and Sixpence for each Window above that number, in addition to Forty- six Pounds, Ten Shillings, and Threepence.

No. II.

DUTIES on Male Servants, and Male Persons emploved as hereinafter stated.

48 Geo. Ill c. 55 ; 52 Geo. III. c. 93; and 4 Geo. IV. c. 11.

Male Servants, Sch. C. No. I.

No. At per Servant. Tota per Yeax. No. At per Servant. Tota per Year.

|

£ s. d. £ S. d. £ s. d. £ *. d. *1 4 1 4 9 3 1 27 9 2 1 11 3 2 10 3 6 6 33 5

3 1 18 5 14 : 11 3 16 6 42 1 6 4 2 3 6 8 14 12 45 18 5 2 9 12 5 13 49 14 6

6 2 11 6 15 9 . 14 53 11 7 2 12 6 18 7 6 ,s 57 7 6

8 2 16 22 8 i

* Note. This Rate of Duty (£1 4s.) is payable for every Male Person employed in any of the Capacities, Sch. C. No. I, and not being a Servant to his Employer, if the I 1835-36 d 3 :Iii

BACHELORS.

No. At per Servant. Total per Year. No. At per Servant. Total per Year.

£ s. d. £ S. d. £ s. d. £ s. d, 2 4 2 4 9 4 1 36 9 2 2 11 5 2 10 4 6 6 43 5 3 2 18 8 14 11 4 16 6 53 1 6 4 3 3 6 12 14 12 57 18 5 3 9 17 5 13 62 14 6 6 3 11 6 21 9 14 67 11 7 3 12 6 25 7 6 15 72 7 6 8 3 15 30 8

No. III.

MALE PERSONS EMPLOYED AS

Waiters in Taverns, &c. Coachmen, &c. let on Job.

At per Total per At per Total per At per Total per At per Total per No No. No ' - Servant. Year. Servant. Year. Servant. Year. Servant. Year. !

£ s. £ s. £ s. £ s. £ s. £ S. 1 10 1 10 1 10 13 10 1 5 11 5 3 15 12 10 4 10 16 10 13 15 6 18 7 10 19 10 9 21 10 10 22 10 12 And so on at the same Rate for any And so on at the same Rate for any Number of such Servants. Number of such Servants. This Duty, by the Act 52 Geo. III. is extended to Coachmen kept for the pur- pose of driving any public Stage Coach or Carriage, and to Persons employed as Guards to such Stage Coach or Carriage.

Employer shall otherwise be chargeable to the above Duties on Servants, or for any Carriage, or for more than One Morse kept for riding, or drawing any Carriage. And if the Employer shall not be chargeable to such other Duties, then the Sum of 10s. is payable for every such Male Person employed. 1835-36 xliii

No. IV.

DUTIES ON CARRIAGES WITH FOUR WHEELS OR MORE.

48 Geo. III. c. 55 ; 52 Geo. III. c. 93 ; and 4 Geo. IV. c. 11.

Carriages kept to be let to hire Private Carriages. with Post Horses.

No. At per Total per No. At per Total per Carriage. Year. Carriage. Year.

£ s. £ £ s. 1 6 6 5 5 2 6 10 13 10 10 3 7 21 15 15 4 7 10 30 21 5 7 17 39 26 5 6 8 4 49 4 31 10 7 8 10 59 10 36 15 8 8 16 70 8 42 9 9 1 81 13 47 5

And so on at the same Rate for And so on at the same Rate for : any Number of such Carriages. any Number of such Carriages. For every additional Body used Coachmakers keeping Carriages!

on the same Carriage is to be charg- for the purpose of being let to hire 1 ed the sum of £3 3s. without Horses, to be charged £6 for each such Carriage.

ON CARRIAGES WITH TWO WHEELS.

48 Geo. III. cap. 55; 52 Geo. III. cap. 93 ; and 4 Geo. IV. cap. 11.

Carriages with Two Wheels, ----- £3 5 each. Ditto drawn by Two or more Horses or Mules, - - 4 10 For every additional Body used on the same Carriage, - 1116

REDUCED DUTIES, by 1 Wm. IV. cap. 35.

Four Wheel Carriages, drawn by One Horse only, - £4 10 each, Four Wheel Carriages, with each Wheel of less diameter than } 30 inches, drawn by Ponies or Mules, exceeding 12 hands, > 3 5 „ and neither of them exceeding 13 hands in height, - J

Carriages used by common Carriers, ( and with 4 Wheels, } 2 10 „ occasionally carrying Passengers, ( with 2 Wheels, \ 1 5 ,, xliv No. V. DUTIES ON HORSES FOR RIDING, &c. Geo. III. c. 55 ; 52 Geo. III. c. 93 ; and 4 Geo. IV. c. 11. Horses let to hire without Post Duty, and Horses for Riding or Drawing Carriages. Race Horses.

No. At per Horse. Total per Year No. At per Horse. Total per Year. [

s. d. s. s. d. £ d. ! £ £ d. 1 1 8 9 1 9 1 18 9 1 8 9 2 2 7 3 4 14 6 2 2 17 3 2 12 3 7 16 9 3 4 6 4 2 15 11 4 5 15 5 2 15 9 13 18 9 5 7 6 2 18 17 8 6 8 12 7 2 19 9 20 18 3 7 10 1 8 2 19 9 23 18 8 11 10 9 3 27 6 9 12 18 10 3 3 31 15 10 14 7 11 3 3 34 18 11 15 16 12 3 3 38 2 12 17 5 13 3 3 41 8 13 18 13 14 3 3 44 12 14 20 2 15 3 3 47 16 15 21 11 16 3 3 51 16 23 17 3 54 8 17 24 8 9 18 3 58 1 18 25 17 6 19 3 61 15 19 27 6 3 20 3 66 20 28 15 And so on at the respective Rates for any number of such Horses

Horses rode by Butchers in their Trade, 1 8 9 each Where Two only kept, the second at 10 6 „ Horses not exceeding the height of 13 hands, 1 1 each No. VI. ON OTHER HORSES AND MULES.

48 Geo. III. c. 55 ; 52 Geo. III. c. 93 ; and 4 Geo. IV. ell. Other Horses of 13 hands high, and Mules.

At per Horse. Total per Year. No. At per Horse. Total per Year.

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. 1 10 6 11 10 6 5 15 2 1 1 12 6 6 3 1 11 6 13 6 16 4 2 2 14 7 7 5 2 12 6 15 7 17 6 3 3 16 8 8 7 3 13 6 17 8 18 8 4 4 18 9 9 9 4 14 6 19 9 19 10 5 5 20 10 10 xlv No. VII. DUTIES ON DOGS.

48 Geo. III. c. 55 ; and 52 Geo. III. c. ok Dogs at £l, and || Total Duties

< it 14s. each. ^ 1 At per Dog. 1 No. At £l each. At 14s. each.

d. s. d. £ s. d.\ £ S. £ For every Greyhound 1 1 1 14 2 2 18

1 3 3 2 2 4 4 2 16 J For every Hound, Pointer^ 5 5 3 10 SettingDog,Spaniel, Lurcher,! 6 6 4 4 or Terrier ; & for every Dog,l 7 7 4 18 where two or more are kept,\ 14 8 8 5 12 of whatever Denomination/ 9 9 6 6 the same may be (except] j 10 10 7 Greyhounds) j 11 11 7 14 12 12 8 8 13 13 9 2 14 14 9 16 For every other Dog where > 8 15 15 10 10 One only is kept ) 16 16 11 4 17 17 11 18 18 18 12 12 19 19 13 6 Persons compounding for} 20 20 14

their Hounds are to be charg- > And so on at th 3 respective ed Thirty-six Pounds S Rate s for any number of Dogs. No. VIII. HORSE DEALERS DUTY. 48 Geo. III. c. 55. £ i. d. Every Person exercising the Business of a Horse Dealer 12 10

No. IX. HAIR POWDER DUTY. 48 Geo. III. c. 65.

Persons wearing or using Hair Powder 1 No. X. ARMORIAL BEARINGS DUTY. 48 Geo. III. c. 55.

Persons using Armorial Bearings, and keeping a Coach, or other > • taxable Carriage, ------j Persons not keeping such Carriage, but charged to the Window > , 1 Duty, t Persons not keeping such Carriage, nor being chargeable to the/ n - Window Duty ... S xlvi

STAMPS AND TAXES.

William Brown, No. 71, Union Street, Distributor of Stamps for the Counties of Aberdeen and Kincardine. Robert Brown, Inspector of Taxes, (No. 56, St. Nicholas Street, Aber- deen,) for the Aberdeen Division, comprehending the Counties of Aber- deen, Banff, Kincardine, and Forfar. Alex. Thom, Surveyor of the Burgh of Aberdeen, and Suburbs. Office, No. 103, Union Street, Aberdeen. John Munro, Surveyor of Taxes for the 2d or Old Machar District of Aberdeenshire. Office, No. 48, Union Street. Geo. F. Leith, Surveyor of Taxes for the Buchan or 3d District of Aberdeenshire. Geo. Brown, Surveyor of Taxes for the 4th or Mar District of Aberdeen- shire. Office, No. 56, St. Nicholas Street. Henry & Clements Lumsden, Collectors of Taxes for the County of Aberdeen. Office, Union Terrace. James Grant, Collector of Taxes for the Burgh of Aberdeen and Suburbs. Office, No. 4, Huxter-row.

COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE.

1st Ward. 4>th Ward. 1th Ward. Four ex Officio. P. Williamson James Nicol George Birnie And. Oldman Arth. Thomson Dr. Ferguson The Provost 2d Ward. 5th Ward. 8th Ward. Dean of Guild Al. Milne Robert Alcock Wm. Elmslie Treasurer of the Peter Taylor William Clyne Alex. Martin City, and 3d Ward. 6th Ward. 9th Ward. Convener of the Alex. Webster William Duthie Alex. Taylor Trades John Both well John Gibb James White William Chalmers, Treasurer and Collector. William Smith, Clerk. John Fyfe, Super, of Watchmen audi Dr. Ogston, Medical Attendant. Day Patrol.

, Superintendant of James Kay, Keeper of Engines^ Water Works. Bridge of Dee. David Longmuir, Inspector. Assessment for General Purposes : —Under £7 of Rent, 15d. per £1. —At and above £7, 18d W do. For Water: —Dwelling Houses, 9d. W £1. —All other Premises. 4c/. $| £1. The Assessments are payable on the 1st day of November Premises under £3, are exempted. 1835-36 3 TABLE OF APPOINTMENTS,

1835.

JULY. SEPTEMBER. NOVEMBER. Wednesday 1 8 15 22 29 Tuesday 1 8 15 22 29 Sunday 1 8 15 22 29 Thursday ...2 9 16 23 30 Wednesday 2 9 16 23 30 Monday 2 9 16 23 30 Friday 3 10 17 24 31 Thursday ...3 10 17 24 iTuesday ....3 10 17 24 Saturday.... 4 11 18 25 Friday 4 11 18 25 Wednesday 4 11 18 25 Sunday."..... 5 12 19 26 Saturday.... 5 12 19 26 Thursday- (5)12 19 26 Monday 6 13 20 27 Sunday 6 13 20 27 Friday 6 13 20 27 Tuesday 7 14 21 28 Monday.... 7 14 21 28 Saturday ...7 14 21 28

AUGUST. OCTOBER. DECEMBER. Saturday.... 1 8 15 22 29 Thursday... 1 8 15 22 29 Tuesday 1 8 15 22 29 Sunday". 2 9 16 23 30 Friday 2 9 16 23 30 Wednesday 2 9 16 23 30 Monday 3 10 17 24 31 Saturday.... 3 10 17 24 31 Thursday.. .3 10 17 24 31 Tuesday... 4 11 18 25 Sunday 4 11 18 25 Friday 4 11 18(25)

Wednesday 5 J 2 19 26 Monday 5 12 19 26 Saturday.... 5 12 19 26 Thursday... .6(13)20 27 Tuesday 6 13 20 27 Sunday 6 13 20 27 Friday ..'.....7 14 21 28 Wednesday 7 14 21 28 Monday 7 14 21 28

1836.

JANUARY. MAY. SEPTEMBER. Friday (1) 8 15 22 29 'Sunday I 8 15 22(29) Thursday ...1 8 15 22 29 Saturday 2 9 16 23(30) Monday 2 9 16 23 30 Friday 2 9 16 23 30 Sunday.". 3 10 17 24 31 Tuesday 3 10 17 24 31 Saturday.... 10 17 24 Monday ....4 11 18 25 [Wednesday 4 11 18 25 Sunday 4 11 18 25 Tuesday 5 12 19 26 Thursday ...5 12 19 26 Monday ....5 12 19 26 Wednesday 6 13 20 27 Friday ...... 6 13 20 27 Tuesday 6 13 20 27 Thursday. ..7 14 21 28 Saturday 7 14 21(28) Wednesday 7 14 21 28 FEBRUARY. JUNE. OCTOBER. Monday 1 8 15 22 29 Wednesday 1 8 15 22 29 Saturday....! 8 15 22 29 Tuesday 2 9 16 23 Thursday... 2 9 16 23 30 Sunday 2 9 16 23 30 Wednesday 3 10 17 24 Friday 3 10 17 24 Monday 3 10 17 24 31 Thursday... 4 11 18 25 Saturday.... 4 11 18 25 Tuesday 4 11 18 25 Friday 5 12 19 26 Sunday 5 12 19(26) Wednesday 5 12 19 26 Saturday.. ..6 13 20 27 Monday 6 13 20 27 Thursday... 6 13 20 27 Sunday 7 14 21 28 Tuesday 7 14 21 28 Friday 7 14 21 28

MARCH. JULY. NOVEMBER. Tuesday 1 8 15 22 29 Friday 1 8 15 22 29 Tuesday 1 8 15 22 29 Wednesday 2 9 16 23 30 Saturday.... 2 9 16 23 30 Wednesday 2 9 16 23 30 Thursday... 3 10 17 24 31 Sunday 3 10 17 24 31 Thursday... 3 10 17 24 Friday 4 11 18 25 Monday 4 11 18 25 Friday 4 11 18 25 Saturday.... 5 12 19 26 Tuesday 5 12 19 26 Saturday.. .(5)12 19 26 Sunday 6 13 20 27 Wednesday 6 13 20 27 Sunday 6 13 20 27 Monday 7 14 21 28 Thursday ...7 14 21 28 Monday 7 14 21 28

APRIL. I AUGUST. DECEMBER. Friday (i) 8 15 22 29 Monday 1 8 15 22 29 Thursday...! 8 15 22 29 Saturday. ...2 9 16 23 30 Tuesday 2 9 16 23 30 Friday 2 9 16 23 30 Sunday 3 10 17 24 Wednesday 3 10 17 24 31 Saturday.... 3 10 17 24 31 Monday 4 11 18 25 Thursday... 4 11 18 25 Sunday 4 11 18(25) Tuesday 5 12 19 26 Friday 5 12 19 26 Monday 5 12 19 26 Wednesday 6 13 20 27 Saturday..., 6(13)20 27 Tuesday 6 13 20 27 Thursday. ..7 14 21 28 Sunday."..... 7 14 21 28 Wednesday 7 14 21 28

«& The Bank Holidays are distinguished hy parentheses; if they fall on Sundays they are kept on the Mondays following. xlviii

STAMP DUTIES.

BILLS, PROMISSORY NOTES, &c.

On Demand or after Date.

Not exceeding Exceeding 2 mos. date, or mos. date, or 60 days' sight. 60 days' sight. For 2 and not above £5 5s. ~~£0 1 £0 .Above £5 5s.. 20 ~~ 30 50 ~ 100 100 . 200 5 200 300 6 300 500 8 500 ~ 1000 8 6 12 1000 2000 12 6 15 2000 ~~ _ 3000 15 3000 1 5 1 10

FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE.

For any sum not above £100~~ £0 1 Above £100 and not above £200 3 200 ~_„ 500~™0 4 500 ~_„__ 1000 5 1000 _„ 2000 ~0 7 2000 __„~3000_„0 10 3000 .0 15

Every Bill of each set Pays.

RECEIPTS.

For £5 and under 10 20 50 „ 100 200 300 500 1000 and upward In full of all demands.

RECEIVER OF MONEY PAYS STAMP. — —

xlix IMPERIAL STANDARD WEIGHTS AND MEASURES, FOR THE CITY OF ABERDEEN.

—3S990®ijfe'8BB<_a»- By Authority of the Provost and Magistrates of the City of Aberdeen, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, in terms of the Act of Parliament, 4. and 5. William IV. cap. 49. the following REGULATIONS have been adopted by the Magistrates, and are decerned to be acted upon, with- in the City of Aberdeen and Liberties thereof, from and after the 1st day

of January, 1835 :

I. —The Tron and Dutch Weights, and every other Local Weight, are to be abolished ; and the English or Avoirdupois Weight is now to be the only Weight in use. This is to apply to all kinds of Merchandise that is sold by Weight, except gold, silver, platina, diamonds, or other precious stones, and drugs when

sold by retail ; and that such excepted articles, and none others, may be sold by Troy Weight.

II The Stone is now to contain 14 lbs. English ; 8 Stones make 1 Hundred- weight, and 20 Hundred-weight 1 Ton. III. —Weights made of Lead and Pewter are to be abolished. IV—The Old Measures of Firlots and Bolls are to be abolished, and oats, wheat, barley, bear, malt, peas, beans, rye, seed, &c. must be sold by the Im- perial Bushel, containing 8 Gallons; 8 of which Bushels make a Quarter.

Small quantities, by the Half-Bushel of 4 Gallons ; the Peck of 2 Gallons ; and so on in proportion. V.—Potatoes and Fruit, either by Weight of 14 Imperial lbs. to the Stone, or by the Imperial Bushel, Half-Bushel, Peck, &c. Stricken Measure. VI—Meal and Seeds by the Stone Weight of 14 lbs. Imperial; 10 of which Stones, or 140 lbs. are equal to the former Boll. VII.—All Heaped Measures are to be abolished. VIII—English Coals to be sold by the Imperial Bushel; 10 of which Bushels are 6 Gallons, or about 7 per cent, less than the Boll which has been in use, at Aberdeen, since the passing of the Act relative to Weights and Measures, 5,

Geo. IV. cap. 74. Lime to be sold by the Imperial Bushel ; 5 of which Bushels are 3 Gallons less than the present Boll. A Barrel of coals or lime will now contain two and a half Imperial Bushels. IX—Scotch Coals by the Ton, and so in proportion for greater and smaller quantities. X—Butcher meat, butter, cheese, tallow, rough fat, wool, feathers, downs, hay, straw, bark, pot barley, and other such articles, by the lb. of 16 oz. Impe-

rial ; 14 lb. to the Stone, and 8 Stone to the Hundred-weight. XI— Spirits, porter, ale, beer, milk, and other liquids, by the Imperial Gal- lon, Half-Gallon, Quart, Pint, Half-Pint, Gill, and Half-Gill. All measures used for the sale of these liquids must be Stamped. As it is the duty of the Magistrates, in pursuance of the Act, to enforce with- in the city and liberties thereof, the exclusive use of the Imperial Standards, they hereby give notice that, after the first day of February next, frequent visi- 1835-36 e 1

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tations will be made throughout the said city and liberties, by the under-named inspectors, or by examiners to be appointed for that purpose ; whose duty it will be to inspect the Weights and Measures used, and seize all such as are not in conformity with the Standards, so as to secure, in the most effectual manner, the observance of the existing laws upon the subject. All merchants, farmers, shopkeepers, innkeepers, stablers, carriers, makers or sellers of weights and measures, and all other persons concerned, are therefore hereby warned that they will require to get their old Weights and Measures ad- justed, or new ones provided, as heavy penalties will be incurred by their using erroneous Weights and Measures. INSPECTOR FOR WEIGHTS, Mr. John Blaikie, Plumber; who will give attendance at his office, No. 12, Littlejohn Street, Aberdeen, every lawful day, from 10 to 2 o'clock, on receiv- ing one day's previous notice, to examine, compare, and, if found correct, to Stamp such Weights, and to enter the same in the inspection book, and give certificates thereof, if required. INSPECTOR FOR MEASURES, Mr. William Walker, Lodge-walk; who will give attendance at the Dean of Guild's Office, below the New Court-House (entry from Lodge-walk,) for comparing and Stamping all Measures of capacity, and also Yard Measures, agreeably to the Imperial Standard, during the hours above-mentioned, on re- ceiving the same notice. SCHEDULE OF FEES Payable to Inspectors of Weights and Measures in Scotland,

In terms of the Act of Parliament, 4 & 5, William IV. cap. 49.

For Examining, Comparing, and Stamping all JBrass Weights within their re-

respective jurisdictions :

s. D. Each Half Hundred-weight, ----- 1 6 Each Quarter of a Hundred-weight, - - - - 9 Each Stone, - 6

Each Weight under a Stone, - - - - - 1

For Examining, Comparing, and Stamping all Iron Weights, or Weights of other descriptions not made of Brass, within their respective jurisdictions : s. D. Each Half Hundred-weight, 6 Each Quarter of a Hundred-weight, - - - 3 Each Stone, and all Weights under a Stone, - - 2

For Examining, Comparing, and Stamping all Wooden Measures within their

respective jurisdictions :

S. D. Each Bushel, 6 Each Half-Bushel, 3 Each Peck, and all under, 2 1835-36 Ii

For Examining, Comparing, and Stamping all Measures of Capacity of Li- quids, made of Copper, or other Metal, within their

respective jurisdictions :

s. D. Each Five Gallon, 18 Each Four Gallon, 14 Each Three Gallon, 10 Each Two Gallon, 8 Each Gallon, 4 Each Half Gallon, 2 Each Quart, 1 Each Pint, and under, G-£

For Examining, Comparing, and Stamping Lineal Measures within their

respective jurisdictions :

S. D.

Each Yard, „- 6 TABLE OP THE WEIGH-HOUSE AND PACK-HOUSE DUES OF THE CITY OF ABERDEEN,

As established by the Town-Council, by their Act dated the \2th of April, 1799, and as altered and explained by Act of Council, of date the \2th of May, 1814, payable to the Tacksmen and Collectors thereof :—Appointed to be printed and published, for the regulation of all concerned, from and after the 1st of June next.

I. All pork and beef sold in bulk by butchers or others, is liable in the pay-

ment of one penny sterling per cwt. for weighing dues ; and to be weighed nowhere but in the public Weigh-House ; and strangers or unfreemen to pay two pence per cwt. II. All rough fat and tallow, butter and cheese, brought to the market for sale, is liable in payment, to the tacksman of the Weigh-House, of two pence ster- ling per stone of twenty-eight pounds Avoirdupoise. III. Feathers and downs weighed in the Weigh-House pay two pence sterling per stone, of Weigh-House dues—viz. the feathers at the rate of twenty-three pounds weight English per stone, and downs at sixteen pounds English per stone. IV. Each sack of meal not exceeding six firlots, weighed in the Weigh-House, pays four pence sterling per sack. V. All coal vessels are appointed to prove their coal metts in the public Weigh- House three times at unloading of each cargo, in order to prevent frauds, and to do justice to the buyer and seller ; and there is payable, for proving each of the said metts, three pence sterling. 1835-36 e 2 lii

VI. All wool brought to the town's market for sale, is liable in payment, to the tacksman of the Weigh-House, of two shillings and eight pennies Scots, for each stone of twenty-eight pounds English. VII. All stockings, plaiding, and other goods, packed in the said Pack-House, are to pay two pence sterling for each barrel bulk belonging to freemen ; and unfreemen to pay four pence per barrel, for package of such goods ; and which are to be allowed to lie in the warehouse for twenty days after package, without being chargeable with any additional dues. VIII. All iron belonging to burghers or freemen, to be allowed to lie in the

Weigh-House, free of any warehouse rent, or lyage dues ; but is to be liable in payment of one penny sterling per cwt. for weighing dues ; and unfreemen to pay two pence per cwt. for weighing of their iron. IX. All goods whatsoever, (not particularly specified in this Table,) weighed in the public Weigh-House, belonging to freemen or burgesses, pay one penny sterling per cwt. British; and strangers or unfreemen pay two pence per cwt. of such goods. And each separate weighing under a cwt. pays likewise one penny for weighing dues, by freemen ; and unfreemen, two pence. X. All goods and merchandise (not particularly specified in this Table) lodged in the Weigh-House or Store-House, to pay at the rate of one halfpenny sterling per barrel bulk, for each night during thirty nights ; and thereafter to pay only one farthing per barrel bulk for each night. XL All the inhabitants are prohibited from weighing, or allowing to be weighed, in their houses or any where else, to the prejudice of the public Weigh- House, any pork, beef, rough fat, tallow, butter, cheese, wool, or any other ar- ticle liable in Weigh-House dues, under the penalty of five shillings sterling for each transgression, to be paid to the tacksman or collector of Weigh-House dues. And the tacksman of the Weigh-House only, but no other person, shall be en- titled to receive and lodge in the Weigh-House, for payment of the usual dues, all such goods and merchandise as are not claimed by the owners, or where they have not authorised any person in Aberdeen to take charge of them. XII. All rough fat, tallow, butter, cheese, and other articles, brought to the market for sale, and liable in the payment of Weigh-House dues, having paid the said dues at coming into town, the owners thereof shall be entitled to have the same weighed gratis, by the tacksman of the Weigh-House, providing no less quantity than a stone be weighed at once. XIII. The tacksman or collector of the Weigh-house dues is hereby ordered to have always a copy of this Table at the Weigh-House, for inspection of all obliged, concerned ; and that the lieges may not be imposed upon, he shall be under the penalty of twenty shillings sterling, also to carry about with him a copy thereof, to be produced, if required, to any person from whom he collects. — — ——

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TABLE OF THE PETTY CUSTOMS,

Payable within the Burgh of Aberdeen ;

Made and set down by the Provost, Baillies, and Council of the said Burgh, upon the 14th of May, 1707 and as now altered, explained, and established by the Magistrates and Town Council, by their Act, of date the 11 th of

May, 1798 ; ordained by them to be printed and published, to the effect that

all concerned may have notice thereof ; and that nothing farther be exacted

by the Collector of these Customs than the following, viz. : —

Bell Customs and Toll Customs.

fa) 1. For each chalder of victual brought into this Burgh, and Port thereof, by sea, Bell Custom twopence halfpenny, and for the Toll Measure thereof, threepence halfpenny—in all, sixpence : bear, barley, wheat, and flour, being exempted.

2. Each boll of malt coming to this Burgh for sale, whether ground at the Town's mills or not, Bell Custom threepence halfpenny, and for Toll, a halfpenny—in all, fourpence.

3. Each load of meal or sids, containing six firlots, coming to this Burgh to be sold—Custom threepence halfpenny, Housemaill one penny, and a for Weights penny halfpenny—in all, sixpence ; the peck of sids being reckoned at the weight of twelve pounds, and larger quantities in proportion (All to be paid at the Customer s stations.)

(b) 4. All meal, being lairds' farms, brought to town, and lodged in cellars for

sale, as follows, viz. : residing Burgesses, eightpence the By chalder ; by non-residing Burgess- es, shilling the one chalder ; and by all other persons, sixteenpence the chalder. And for farmers' bolls, brought into town, and lodged for sale, threepence the boll by persons of all descriptions.

(c) 5. Oats, pease, beans, and all other raw and unmanufactured grain, (ex- cepting bear, wheat, and rye,) each boll twopence halfpenny. Each cwt. of split pease and hulled barley, twopence.

6. Each boll of bark, by land or fresh-water carriage, twopence halfpenny. And all bark coming by sea, for each chalder fivepence halfpenny. FRUIT.

7. Each peck of apples or pears, coming by land or fresh-water carriage, one halfpenny.

8. Each peck of berries, or bush fruit of every kind, one halfpenny. 18.35-36 e 3 .

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MUSSELS AND COCKLES.

9. Each peck of cockles or mussels, one farthing.

FLESHES.

10. For each carcase of beef, Toll Custom one halfpenny, Bell Custom one penny—in all, three halfpence.

1 1 Each calf or swine, one penny. 12. Each sheep, goat, or lamb, one halfpenny—over and above the usual stand-room or maill, which is fourpenee, every market day, payable by unfreemen fleshers. FOWLS AND POULTRY.

13. Each goose, or turkey, one farthing.

14. Each dozen of hens, or other poultry, one penny.

15. Each dozen of chickens, one halfpenny.

SKINS.

16. Each dozen of sheep skins, one halfpenny.

17. Each dozen of lamb skins, one farthing.

All skins presented to the market by butchers, with the mutton bouks, and also hogskins and shearling, are exempted from custom.

EGGS.

18. Each four dozen of eggs, one halfpenny.

TIMBER.

19. Each horse-back load of timber, one halfpenny. 20. Each single cart load thereof, three halfpence. 21. Each double cart load thereof, threepence. !-> Five cubic feet of unmanufactured timber is reckoned equal to a horse- back load, and pays accordingly one halfpenny. And all manufactured timber, or made work, is to pay one and a fourth per cent, of the value, when brought to town.

(d.)

23. Each back burden of dry and salted fish, one farthing. 24. Each horse-back load thereof, one halfpenny. 25. Each single cart-load thereof, three halfpence. 26. Each double cart load thereof, threepence. BUTTER AND CHEESK.

Each stone of butter, > , ., . , . , ( one penny. *,-,. > besides weighing dues, -I j* r i ° ° \ Each stone of cheese, ) ( one halfpenny.

29. Each stone of wool, besides weighing dues, three halfpence. 835-36 lv

30. For each 20 ells of woollen cloth, linen, green, or bleached sheeting, ticking, and winsey, one penny (Fingrums excepted.)

3 1 . Each 20 ells of green or bleached harden, one half-penny.

PIGS, OR EARTHEN WARE.

32. Each horse-back load thereof, one halfpenny.

33. Each single horse cart load thereof, three halfpence.

34. Each double horse cart load thereof, threepence. Besides the usual stand maill, or rent.

35. Each unfree cordiner, or shoemaker, with shoes for sale, one halfpenny, besides stand maill, which is three halfpence—in all, twopence.

STANDS AT THE CROSS.

36. Each chapman's stand, every market day, one penny.

37. Each huxter, dealer in old clothes, or in earthen ware, one penny.

38. Each auctioneer, every day he auctions on the street, one shilling. And all freemen also pay the same stand-maill, when they are ac- commodated with stands by the town.

Explanation of Sundry Articles of tne above Table.

(a.) Victual, and all other articles in this table, whether in greater or less quantities than those specified therein, are to pay Custom in proportion to the rates above charged.

(b.) Every person, being a burgess or freeman of this Burgh, upon giving his oath, (if required by the Tacksman or Customer) that the meal, grain, or other vivres brought in by him, or for his account, did not come to Town to be sold, but was really and truly bought and agreed for, before coming to Town, for the owner's private use, shall, in that case, be free of any custom ; and the pawn or poind that may have been taken therefor, by the customer, shall be im- mediately restored by him. But strangers, or unfreemen, shall pay full custom for all such articles, although they may have been bought, or brought into town, for their own private use and consumption. (c.) Oats, pease, beans, or other grain, having paid Custom on being brought to Town, whether by sea or land, is not liable in any additional or second Cus- tom, on being manufactured at any of the Town's mills, and afterwards sold or used in Town ; and all grain, victual, and every other article contained in the above Table, brought to Town by fresh water carriage, pays the same Custom as when brought in by land. 1835-36 lvi

(d. ) All wet, or fresh, and unsalted fish, are exempted from the payment of any Custom. All meal brought into Town by freemen bakers, to be manufactured by them into bread, for sale within the Town, is only to be liable for the toll or small custom, in terms of an act of the Town Council, of date the 26th of Novem- ber, 1757, being one third of a penny sterling the Boll.

All meal, grain, and every other article passing through the Town—if the pro- prietor, or person having the charge thereof, shall produce sufficient documents, or make oath, if desired, that the same is really in transitu, and not for sale, or

to be used in Town, is not to be liable in the payment of any Custom. And all meal brought to the Town for the use of the Infirmary, Gordon's Hospital, or the Charity Workhouse, is also to be exempted from the payment of Custom. The Tacksman shall have no right to demand Custom for any goods whatever, brought to any of the Town's four Yearly Markets, in case of their being revived. And if the Council shall think necessary to bring meal or grain to the Town, by sea or land, for the supply of the Inhabitants, the Tacksman shall have no title to any Custom for the same.

All claims for Custom of every kind exigible by this Table shall be made im-

mediately on the several articles being brought to Town ; and if not sued for and established within three months thereafter, they shall be held to be pro- scribed, and shall not be actionable by the Tacksman, or other person entitled to make the same.

In case the Tacksman or Customer shall detain any pawn or poind wrong- fully, after it shall be ascertained that no Custom is due for the article in ques- tion, he shall incur and pay a penalty of Twenty Shillings sterling to the person who complains against him And, on the other hand, persons giving to the Customer a false account of any articles they are bringing to the Town, liable in the payment of Custom, concealing the same, or taking a bye-road for the purpose of evading the payment of Custom, shall forfeit and pay a like penalty of Twenty Shillings sterling, to the Tacksman or Customer, to be inflicted in both cases, upon a complaint, made and proved by the several parties, before any of the Magistrates.

When poinds are taken for the payment of Custom, and not redeemed within a month by the owners thereof, the Tacksman or Customer may sell the same, by Warrant of the Magistrates of Aberdeen, without farther notice. But he shall be obliged forthwith to consign with the Town Clerk the overplus of the price, (if any be) after deducting the necessary charges, in order to be returned to the Owner, when he calls for it. Lastly The Council appoint the Tacksman or Customer for the time, and the servants to be employed by him in collecting the said Customs, always to carry about with them a copy hereof ; to be produced, if required, to every person from whom they collect, under the penalty of Twenty Shillings sterling, to be paid by them to the Procurator Fiscal, and disposed of as the Magistrates shall direct. And the Council farther ordain the foregoing Table, with the above explanation thereof, to be fully engrossed in the Council Register, for preservation ; and copies thereof to be printed and published, for the informa- tion of all concerned. 1835-36 Ivii

ABSTRACT OF THE PRESENT CORN LAWS.

Foreign corn, wheat-meal, or flour, and oatmeal, may always be imported, bonded, and (as well as British) exported, without payment of any duty, or may be entered for Home Consumption at any time, subject to the annexed duties, regulated by the aggregate average prices, which are to be published every

Thursday, and forthwith sent to the various Custom-Houses. They are formed from returns of Sales, by Imperial Measure, of British and Irish Corn, received from 150 towns in England and Wales the six preceding weeks.

The Import for Home Consumption into Great Britain and Ireland, of malt, and all ground corn, except wheat-meal, flour, and oatmeal, is prohibited.

If any Foreign State shall subject British vessels, produce, or goods, to higher duties than are levied on their own National vessels, or the goods of other coun- tries imported in their National vessels, an Order in Council may be issued, to prohibit the import of corn, &c. from such State.

Corn, wheat-meal, flour, oatmeal, linseed, rapeseed, and cloverseed, may be brought from any port in Europe, in British vessels, or in ships of the country of which they are the produce, or in ships of the country from whence they are imported ; but from Holland, in Dutch vessels, 20 ip cent, additional duty must be paid.

All shipments of grain and flour from British possessions out of Europe, after three months from the 15th July, 1828, must be accompanied by a Certificate from the chief officer of the customs of the port from whence shipped, stating that the owner or shipper thereof has made a declaration, in writing, that the corn so shipped, specifying the quantity and description thereof, was the pro- duce of the British possession out of Europe to be named therein ; and the captain must produce a copy of the owner's or shipper's declaration, certified by the collector or chief officer of the customs, at the port of shipment, to be a true copy of the owner's declaration, before making entry at the place of Im- portation ; and further, that the cargo is the same referred to in the declaration and certificate, without any admixture or addition. Any false statement re- specting the place or identity of corn, &c. subjects the party making it to a penalty of One Hundred Pounds, and the cargo to be forfeited. 1835-36 £, w- CO OS CO OS CO Cv CO CS CO -t^co^ast^OiOfNcoio

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Calculating the Weight and Price of Grain, BY BOLL OR QUARTER.

Price Price 1 Weight by Firlot. Weight b by by Boll. Quarter. 1

Stone. 0. ox. Stone. lb. ox. Sh. Sh. 13 56 14 13 35 3 14 17 4* 13$ 51 15| 13$ 35 14$ 14 6 18 194 59 13| 36 9 15 18 7* 13$ 60 H 13| 37 3* 15 6 19 3 14 61 4 14 37 14f 16 19 10* 14$ 62 H 14$ 38 9$ 16 3 20 2 14* 63 i 14* 39 4 16 6 20 6 14f 64 H 14| 39 15 16 9 20 9* 15 65 10 15 40 9* 17 21 1 15$ 66 n$ 15$ 41 4* 17 6 21 8*

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