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THE

POST-OFEICE

PERTH DIRECTORY

FOR

1850-51

WITH A

COPIOUS APPE.

AND A

PLAN OF THE CITY & ENVIJttUNS,

Engraved Expressly for the Work.

PERTH :

PRINTED FOR THE PUBLISHERS,

BY C. G. SIDEY, POST-OFFICE.

Price Two Shillings.

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CONTENTS

Directory,* page 5-112

Appendix.

Advertisements, page 167

Anderson Institution, ... 144

Assurance Offices & Agents, 150

Auctioneers & Appraisers, 163

Bank Holidays,... ... 163

Banking Companies, ... 149

Bills and Receipts, ... 166

Carriers, ... ... 151

Carters' Regulations, ... 156

Charitable Institutions, 135

Churches, &c 142

Commissary Court, ... 132

County Prison, ... 162

Criminal Officers, ... 134

Fire Establishment, ... 150

General Prison,... ... 162

Greyfriars Burying-ground,

and Wellsbill Cemetery, 164

Guild Court, 131

Harbour Commissioners, 132 High Constables, ... 160 Incorporated Trades, ... 148 Inspector of Taxes, ... 163 Justice of Peace Courts, 132 Licensing Courts, ... 163 Literary & Antiquarian So- ciety, ... ... ... 143

Magistrates and Council, 131

Masonic Lodges, ... 144

Member of Parliament, 131

Merchant Seamen's Fund, 155

Messengers-at-Arms, ... 134

Municipal Polling Stations, 155

Newspapers, ... ... 148

New Licensing System, 163 Notaries Public, ... 134 Odd-Fellows' Lodge, ... 145 Parliamentary Polling Sta- tions, ... ... ... 155

Perth Fairs, 149

Physicians and Surgeons, 164

Police Establishment, ... 131

Porters' Regulations, ... 159

* For Names too late for

Post Office, — page 1 13

Arrival and Despatch of

Foreign Mails, ... 128 Articles which may not be sent by post. ... 117

Book Post, &c, ... 117 Inland Postage, ... 114

Letters not to be deliver- ed back, ... ... 116

Letters not to be sealed - with wax, ... ... 116

Letters to Seamn. & Soldrs 116 Money Order Office, 117

Newspapers & Supplemt. 114 Petitions to Parliament, 114 Post-Towns in Scotland, 119 Postage to For. Countries, 129 Receiving Post-Office, 113 Redirected Letters, ... 115 Registered Letters, ... 115 Ship Letters, ... ... 116

Writing or Marks on Newspapers, ... 115

Public Baths, , 141

Public Libraries, ... 144

Public Offices, 146

Public Schools, 143

Quarterly Terms, ... 166

Royal Lunatic Asylum, 165

Royal Perthshire Militia, 162

Sheriff Court, 132

Sheriff Commissary Officers, 1 34 Shipping, ... ... 154

Shore Dues, ..." ... 152 Society of Procurators, ... 133 Sporting Clubs, ... 145

Steelyards, 162

Surveyor of Taxes, ... 163 Town Clks. of Royal Burghs, 133 Town Sergeants, Bellman,

and Drummer, ... 160

Water Commissioners, 132

Weekly Markets in Scotland, 161

insertion, see next page.

INDEX TO ADVERTISING LIST.

ASSURANCE

Agriculturist Cattle, page 178 British Guarantee, ... 170 Caledonian Fire and Life, 179 Edinburgh Life, ... 168

Forfarshire & Perthshire, 167 Insurance Co. of Scotland, 181

COMPANIES.

Life Assoc, of Scotland, page 176 Scottish Equitable Life, 180 Scottish Provident, ... 182 Standard Life, ... ... 173

Temperance and Provident, 172 West of England, ... 175

MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

Bill Posting, ... page 183

Confectioner and Pastry

Baker, 193

Fashionable Hair-Cutting, 1 92 General Dyer & Renovator, 182 Hair-Cutting & Perfumery, 193 Hat &Top Coat Warehouse, 191 Hatter and Cap Maker, 188

Marble Work, 195

Outfitting Establishment, 196

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Plasterer, John M'Kay, page 1 95 Posting, Hiring & Coach- ing Establishments, Public Baths, Savings Bank, ... Slater, Alexander Hay, Slaters, Bell & Ramsay, Stationery Warehouse, Tea & Coffee Warehouse, The Teeth,

86 87 184 183 189 185 185 194 196

NAMES TOO LATE FOR INSERTION IN THEIR PROPER PLACES.

Adamson, Miss Janet, 27 Watergate

Anderson, William, shoemaker, 216 High Street

Annan, Miss Betsy, dressmaker, 82 South Street

Clark, Robert, shoemaker, 9 Castle Gable

Curry, Charles H., labourer, 125 South Street

Donaldson, James, engineer, 1 Mill Street

Fraser, James, hair-dresser, 181 High Street

George, Rev. John C, 192 South Street

Hunter, William, smith, 116 South Street

More, Alexander, dairy, 31 Castle Gable

Murdoch, Mrs John, 5 Castle Gable

M'Gregor, John, pie-baker, 82 South Street

M'Intosh, John, sheriff-officer, 83 Watergate

M'Naughton, John, tailor, 134 High Street

Playfair, Mrs David, 40 Meal Vennel

Proudfoot, Miss Ann, 66 South Methven Street

Robson, Philip Henry, grocer, 184 High Street

Roy, John, lint-seed crusher, Horse Cross — house, 3 North

Methven Street Simeons, Thomas, spruce and ginger-beer manufacturer, 25

High Street Smith, Mrs John, dressmaker, 31 George Street

SINGLE COPIES of the PLAN of the CITY to toe had Of the PUBLISHERS.

POST OFFICE

PERTH DIRECTORY.

For 1850—51.

Abbot, Fothermgham, weaver, 337 High Street

Abbot, James, weaver, Dovecotland

Abbot, Miss Margaret, Dovecotland

Abernethy, David, pensioner, 148 South Street

Abernethy, William, stocking-weaver, Cow Vennel

Adam, David, porter, 160 High Street

Adam, David, sawyer, Paul's Close, Newrow

Adam, David, labourer, 338 High Street

Adam, George, teacher, North Port

Adam, James, sawyer, Union Lane

Adam, James, sawyer, Foundry Lane

Adam, John, labourer, 89 South Street

Adam, John, porter, 15 Cross Street

Adam, John, flaxdresser, 24 Pomarium

Adam, Mrs Augustus Lewis, 22 George Street

Adam, Mrs Helen, 28 Gowrie Street, Bridgend

Adam, Thomas, sawyer, Foundry Lane

Adam, William, carter, 10 Reform Place

Adams, William, vintner, Shore-House

Adamson, John, victualler, 16 Pomarium

Addis, Mrs, lodgings, 69 North Methven Street ^}

Addis & Frew, plumbers and brassfounders, 6 Mill Street

Adie, John, railway policeman, Earl's Dykes

Adie, Mrs Charles, mangle, Melville Street

Adie, William, brewer, Stormont Street

Advertiser Newspaper Office, Kirk Clos-e, 80 High Street

Aikman, Mrs James, 2 King's Place 0

Aird, William, smith, James Street

Airth, Mrs, 71 High Street

Aitchison, Adam, coach-wright, 55 Pomarium

Aitken, Charles, engineer, 105 South Street

Aitken, Charles, seaman, 75 Canal Street

Aitken, Misses, 92 Canal Crescent

Aitken, Mrs John, 2 Canal Street

Aitken, John, M.D., 48 South Methven Street 2>

ALBERT PLACE — ANDERSON.

Albert Place, King Street, west side

Alexander, Alexander, weaver, 176 South Street

Alexander, Gavin, stocking-maker, 215 South Street- — house. 217

Alexander, James, Gowrie Tavern, 104 Watergate

Alexander, John, weaver, 42 Pornarium

Alexander, John, weaver, Thimhlerow

Alexander, John, carter, Newrow

Alexander, Miss Agnes, Dovecotland

Alexander, Peter, shoemaker, 48 Meal Vennel

Alexander, William, platelayer, 8 Cross Street

Alexander, William, weaver, 4 Pornarium

Allan, Alexander, 8 East Bridge Street, Bridgend

Allan, David, weaver, Kinnoull Causeway

Allan, George, labourer, 315 High Street

Allan, George, clerk, 18 George Street

Allan, James, weaver, 46 Pornarium

Allan, John, cork-cutter, 163 High Street

Allan, John, weaver, 33 Pornarium

Allan, John, seaman, Dovecotland

Allan, Miss Janet, 289 High Street

Allan, Miss Janet, dressmaker, Blackfriars Wynd

Allan, Mrs James, 103 South Street

Allan, Mrs James, Kinnoull Causeway

Allan, Mrs Jane, milliner, 16 George Street — house, 18

Allan, Mrs John, Leonard Street

Allan, Robert, weaver, Kinnoull Causeway

Allan, Robert, warper, Kinnoull Causeway

Allan, Robert, weaver, 232 High Street

Allan, Robert M. (late druggist), 333 High Street <B

Allan, Thomas, seaman, 31 Cross Street

Allan, William, labourer, Stormont Street

Allan, William, weaver, 240 South Street

Allan, William, joiner, 102 High Street

Allison, David, wright, 13 Paul Street

Allison, James, smith, 13 Canal Crescent

Allison, William, cabinet-maker, County Place — house, Newrow

Ancell, Robert (of Ancell & Salmond), 42 George Street /~)

Ancell & Salmond, gunmakers and fishing-tackle manufacturers,,

44 George Street Anderson, Alexander, book agent, 39 Main Street, Bridgend Anderson, Alexander, flesher, Kinnoull Street — h., 21 Athole St. Anderson, Alexander, turner, 66 South Methven Street Anderson, Charles, publisher of Perthshire Advertiser newspaper, 7

10 St John's Place Anderson, David, Free Middle Church officer, Union Street Anderson, David, grocer, King Street Anderson, George, seaman, 63 South Street Anderson, George, turner, 190 High Street Anderson, J. & M., china merchants, 54 St John Street Anderson, James, pensioner, Flesh Vennel Anderson, James, labourer, 134 High Street Andersen, James, mason, 79 Canal Street

ANDERSON — ANGUS,

Anderson, James, weaver, 5 Leonard Street

Anderson, James, lodgings, 113 High Street

Anderson, James, wright, Dovecotland

Anderson, James, weaver, 10 Cross Street

Anderson, James, tailor, 284 High Street

Anderson, Johu, mail contractor, 22 St John Street ^

Anderson, John, labourer, Barossa Street

Anderson, John, baker, 253 High Street

Anderson, John (at Dickson & Turnbull's), Bellwood

Anderson, John, block maker, Cow Vennel

Anderson, John, mail-guard, 36 Mill Street

Anderson, John, labourer, 7 Paul Street

Anderson, Joseph, shoemaker, Stormont Street

Anderson, Miss Ann, dressmaker, 57 Watergate

Anderson, Miss Janet, 33 South Street

Anderson, Miss Janet, Leonard Street

Anderson, Miss Jean, dressmaker, 21 Athole Street

Anderson, Misses, dressmakers, 3 Bridge Lane

Anderson, Misses, lodgings, 392 High Street

Anderson, Mrs Adam, 122 South Street

Anderson, Mrs Alexander, eating-house, 29 Main Street, Bridgend

Anderson, Mrs Daniel, grocer, Athole Street

Anderson, Mrs Duncan, 27 Cross Street

Anderson, Mrs George, 333 High Street

.Anderson, Mrs George, Dovecotland

Anderson, Mrs James, Paul's Close, Newrow

Anderson, Mrs John, 238 High Street

Anderson, Mrs John, 37 Main Street, Bridgend

Anderson, Mrs Robert, 129 South Street

Anderson, Mrs William, 61 Meal Vennel

Anderson, Peter, cap-maker, Dovecotland

Anderson, Peter (of Pirrie & Anderson), 246 High Street

Anderson, Peter, labourer, Stormont Street

Anderson, Peter, wright, 9 Castle Gable

Anderson, Rev. John, Craigie Park

Anderson, Robert, porter, 10 Paul Street

Anderson, Robert, wright, Scott Street

Anderson, Robert, Inch-watcher, 89 High Street

Anderson, Robert, carpenter, 69 Watergate

Anderson, Thomas, weaver, Hospital Street ^

Anderson, Thomas, furnishing shop, 41 High Street ~*

Anderson, Thomas, tailor, 7 Pomarium

Anderson, William, grocer, 153 High Street — house, 151

Anderson, William, shoemaker, 22 Pomarium

Anderson, William, sculptor (Perth Marble Work), County Place

Anderson & Moor, bootmakers, 226 High Street — house, 224

Andrew, Mrs John, 40 Meal Vennel

Andrew, Robert, carter, 13 St John's Place

Angus, Charles, warper, 73 Pomarium

Angus, David, mason, Flesh Vennel

Angus, George, labourer, 71 Canal Street

Angus, John, labourer, 170 South Street

ANGUS — BANKS,

Angus, John, shoemaker, Thimblerow

Angus, John, shipmaster, 2 Canal Street

Angus, John, labourer, 79 Canal Street

Angus, Miss Elizabeth, dresser, Foundry Lane

Angus, Mrs James, 284 High Street

Angus, Mrs Robert, Hospital Street

Angus, Mrs Robert, Claypots Wynd

Angus, Robert, weaver, 333 High Street

Annan, James, plasterer, Charles Street — house, 54 Canal Stieefc

Archer, James, carpenter, 82 South Street

Archer, Mrs James, 29 Kirkgate

Archer, Mrs James, 246 High Street

Archer, Mrs William, 253 High Street

Archer, Peter, 47 High Street

Archer, William, manager of St John's Foundry, Balhousie

Archibald, James, seaman, 66 South Street

Archibald, James, 'weaver, Melville Street

Archibald, William, grocer and weaver, 268 High Street

Arnott, Miss Mary, 7 Keir Street, Bridgend

Arnott, Mrs Catherine, 13 Canal Crescent

Arnott,. Mrs John, 7 Marshall Place

Arnott, Robert, pointsman, 9 Newrow

Arthur, Henry, labourer, 312 High Street

Arthur, James, 51 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Ash, Isaac, shoemaker, 266 High Street

Ashton, Alexander, bill-poster, &c, 13 St John's Place

Ashton, Mrs Thomas, 32 Skinnergate

Ayson, James, manager of New Wheaten Bread Society, Union St»

Ayton, Mrs Janet, green-grocer,, 15 Kirkgate

Bailey,, Mrs George, Newrow

Bailey, Thomas, tailor and clothier, 17 High Street

Bain, Robert Scobie, salesman, 2 Canal Street

Baird, John, working jeweller, 47 George St. — house, 17 High St-

Baird, Miss, 3 Kinnoull Street

Baker, G. A., professor of music, 60 North Methven Street — -

academy, Stormont Street Baker, John, brushmaker, 7 Meal Vennet Bald, Alexander, 26 Princes Street Ballantyne, John, smith, 266 High Street Ballingall, John, brewer, Carpenter Street Balmain, David, weaver, 33 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Balmain, David, weaver, Leonard Street

Balmain, James, tobaceonist, 37 High Street — house, Nelson St. Balmain, James, weaver, 59 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Balmain, Lieutenant-Colonel, 10 Marshall Place Balmain, Miss, 1 1 Marshall Place

Bank of Scotland's Office, Princes Street, west side Banks, Alexander, weaver, Clayholes Banks, Andrew, vintner, 43 Commercial Street, Bridgend

BANKS — BAXTER.

Banks, Mrs, 1 Kirk gate

Banks, Mrs George, Clayholes

Bannister, Thos., bootmaker, 9 Athole Place — house, Cherrylane

Barber, Arthur, labourer, Newrow

Barber, John, teacher, 2 Canal Street

Barclay, Andrew, wright, 149 South Street

Barclay, David, plasterer, Earl's Dykes

Barclay, David, Blackfriars Street

Barclay, George, victualler, Athole Street

Barclay, Hugh, sheriff-substitute, Mansfield Place, Bridgend

Barclay, James, wright, 278 High Street

Barclay, James, 71 High Street

Barclay, James, labourer, 46 Main Street, Bridgend

Barclay, John, wright, Newrow — house, Hospital Street

Barclay, John, weaver, Kinnoull Causeway

Barclay, John M., portrait painter, Blackfriars Street

Barclay, Mrs Andrew, grocer, Hospital Street

Barclay, Mrs John, Hospital Street

Barclay, William, victualler, 41 Castle Gable

Barker, Mrs Charles, 333 High Street

Barker, Mrs Thomas, lodgings, Victoria Street

Barland, Robert, confectioner, 28 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Barlas, G., & Son, grocers and wine merchants, 256 High Street

Barlas, James (of G. Barlas & Son), 254 High Street

Barlas, James, warper, 246, High Street

Barlas, John, surgeon and druggist, 22S High Street — house, 224

Barlas, Miss Mary, 246 High Street

Barlas, Mrs William, 46 High Street

Barlas, William, weaver, Dovecotland

Barnet, James, baker, 5 East Bridge Street, Bridgend

Barnet, John, labourer, Barossa Street

Barnet, Mrs JohD, 207 High Street

Barns, Thomas, grocer, 196 High Street — house, 3 Kinnoull St.

Barrie, John, sawyer, William Street

Barrie, John, builder, 232 High Street — house, 253

Barrie, Mrs Peter, 36 Pomarium

Barrie, Ninian, weaver, 308 High Street

Barrie, Thomas, miller, 8 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Barron, Martin, 2 Bridge Lane

Barty, Mrs Christian, 87 Watergate

Barty, Mrs James, vintner, 305 High Street

Barty, Thomas, baker, 316 High Street

Bauk, Mrs William, Dovecotland

Baxter, David, sailmaker, 79 Canal Street

Baxter, James, warder, 14 Pomarium

Baxter, James, wheelwright, 42 South Methven Street — house, 34

Baxter, James, town-bellman, 21 Skinnergate

Baxter, James, teacher, Nelson Street

Baxter, John, weaver, Dovecotland

Baxter, John, candlemaker, 1 Paul Street

Baxter, John, gardener, Dovecotland

Baxter, John, mason, Stormont Street

B 2

10 BAXTER — BELL.

Baxter, John, baker, 28 Kirkgate

Baxter, John, weaver, 63 Pomariura

Baxter, Mrs Alexander, 266 High Street

Baxter, Mrs Helen, Dovecotland

Baxter, Mrs James, vintner, 9 St John's Place

Baxter, Mrs James, Hospital Street

Baxter, William, weaver, Hospital Street

Bayne, Adam, weaver, 53 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Bayne, Alexander, weaver, Newrow

Bayne, J. & W., booksellers, stationers, and printers, 29 High

Street and 46 St John Street — house, Barossa Street Bayne, James, grocer, 3 Leonard Street — house, 14 Bayne, James, bootmaker, 210 High Street — house, 208 Bayne, John, weaver, Dovecotland Bayne, Mrs John, mangle, Barossa Street Bayne, William, weaver, Dovecotland Bayne, William, weaver, 33 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Bayne, William, clerk, Stormont Street Beatson, David, lintseed crusher, 89 South Street Beatson, John, baker, 55 Mill Street Beatson, Mrs John, 246 High Street Beattie, James, waiter, South William Street Beckford, Mrs, 21 Main Street, Bridgend Belford, Miss Margaret, 53 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Belford, William, printer of Perthshire Advertiser newspaper.

80 High Street Bell, Alexander, slater, King Street, east side Bell, Alexander, inspector of fishings, 92 Watergate Bell, Andrew, seaman, 110 South Street Bell, Andrew, hawker, 82 South Street Bell, David, carter, Foundry Lane Bell, Isaac, road surveyor, 9 Isla Street, Bridgend Bell, James, tailor, Union Lane Bell, James, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 25 Charlotte Street —

house, 3 Northport Bell, James, shoemaker, 3 Bridge Lane Bell, James, brassfouuder, 5 Mill Street Bell, James, seaman, 5 Speygate Bell, James, shoemaker, 115 South Street Bell, John, slater, Rose Cottage, 3 Isla Street, Bridgend Bell, Joseph, slater, 240 South Street Bell, Joseph (of Bell & Ramsay), Barossa Street Bell, Miss Cecilia, Scott Street, east side Bell, Misses, dressmakers, 60 High Street Bell, Mrs David, lodgings, 24 Athole Street Bell, Mrs James, Dovecotland Bell, Mrs Mary, 74 South Street Bell, Mrs Peter, Dovecotland Bell, Mrs Peter, Barossa Street Bell, Mrs William, 4 Paul Street Bell, Peter, weaver, 5 Leonard Street Bell, Robert, dyer, 149 South Street

BELL— BLAIR. 1L

Bell, Thomas (of Young & Bell), 15 Cross Street

Bell, William, lodgings, James Street

Bell, William, weaver, 8 Cross Street

Bell, William, mason, 21 Skinnergate

Bell, William, shoemaker, 15 Cross Street

Bell, William, weaver, 304 High Street

Bell, William, weaver, Clayholes

Bell & Ramsay, Slaters, Athole Street

Bennet, David, tailor, 13 Cross Street

Bennet, Jas., victualler, Princes Street — house, Victoria Street

Bennet, James, wright, 28 Watergate

Bennet, John, flesher, 67 South Methveu Street

Benaet, Mrs, 8 Castle Gable

Bennet, Mrs Alexander, Hospital Street

Bennet, William, shoemaker, 207 High Street

Berry, Matthew, labourer, 103 South Street

Bett, James, seaman, 116 South Street

Bett, John, shipmaster, 7 South Street

Bett, Miss Cecilia, mangle, Scott Street

Bett, Mrs David, 67 Meal Vennel

Beveridge, John (of Carron & Beveridge), 15 Athole Street

Beveridge, Mrs, mangle, Leonard Street

Bewitt, Charles, seaman, 74 South Street

Billet-Master's Office, i High Street

Bird, Thomas, policeman, Leonard Street

Birrel, Miss, Kinnoull

Bisset, Alexander, labourer, 199 South Street

Bisset, Alexander, gardener, Dovecotland

Bisset, David, weaver, Kinnoull Causeway

Bisset, James, gardener, Bellwood Cottage, Bridgend

Bisset, Miss, 24 Marshall Place

Bisset, Sir John, 24 Marshall Place

Bisset, Thomas, shoemaker, 137 High Street

Bisset, William, weaver, Thimblerow

Black, Alexander, smith, 95 High Street

Black, James, excise-officer, Horse Cross

Black, John, umbrella- manufacturer, 165 High Street — bouse*, 163

Black, John, labourer, Dovecotland

Black, John, miller, Low Street

Black, John, gardener, Bowerswell

Black, Mrs Provost, South Methven Street, east side

Blair, Andrew, weaver, Newrow

Blair, David, weaver, 151 High Street

Blair, J. & E., hosiers, 130 High Street

Blair, James (at Perth Bank), 6 Main Street, Bridgend

Blair, James, pilot, Barrack Street

Blair, John, stockingmaker, 25 Kirkgate

Blair, Miss Christian, 239 High Street

Blair, Mrs David, 132 High Street

Blair, Mrs William, 55 Meal Vennel

Blair, Mrs, William, 13 Cross Street

Blair, Peter, shoemaker, King Street, east side

12 » BLAIR — BRAMWELL.

Blair, Thomas, smith, Stormont Street

Blair, Thomas, weaver, 36 Meal Veanel

Blair, William, manufacturer, 18 Mill St. — house, 5 Charlotte St.

Blair, William, writer, 4 South Methven Street

Blair, William, china merchant, 15 North Methven Street

Blyth, George, footman, 77 Main Street, Bridgend

Blyth, George, vintner, Princes Street

Blyth, James, miller, 8 Paul Street

Blyth, Joseph, coast-waiter, custom-house, Princes Street

Boag, James, weaver, Mill Close

Bogie, Mrs, washer, 232 High Street

Bonded Warehouses, 1 1 Speygate

Bone, Richard, engineer, Scott Street

Bonnar, Edward, shoemaker, 129 South Street

Bonnar, Mrs Daniel, Thimblerow

Boulder, Samuel, architect, Athole Street

Bourke, Michael, 149 South Street

Bourke, Thomas, labourer, Clayholes

Bow, Rev. James, 170 High Street

Bower, David, sack manufacturer, 17 North Methven Street

Bower, John & Son, cloth merchants, 44 High Street — house,

Montreal Cottage Bower, Mrs John, Montreal Cottage Bower, Mrs Robert, 43 Mill Street Bowes, Richard, ship tavern, 25 High Street Bowes, Robert, shoemaker, 190 High Street Bowes, William, labourer, Barossa Street Bowie, James, coach trimmer, St Paul's Square Bowie, Mrs Peter, Athole Street Boyd, John, draper, 29 St John Street Boyd, Mrs, lodgings, 33 North Methven Street Boyd, Mrs Peter, 217 South Street Boyd, Mrs Peter, 57 Watergate Boyd, Mrs Peter, Dovecotland Boyd, Mrs Robert, 62 Pomarium Boyd, Mrs William, 63 South Street Boyd, Peter, labourer, 2 Canal Street

Boyd, Thomas, glazier, 157 High Street — house, 100 Watergate Boyd, Thomas, labourer, 1 Paul Street Boyle, Alexander, shoemaker, 16 Main Street, Bridgend Boyle, Andrew, superintendent of police, 3 High Street Boyle, James, shoemeker, 89 South Street Boyle, Mrs William, Kinnoull Causeway Boyle, Peter, weaver, Dovecotland Bradley, Gilles, inspector, Victoria Street Bradley, John, carpenter, Old Shore Bradley, John, twister, 23 Pomarium Brae, John, labourer, 54 Commercial Street, Bridgend Braid, James, dyer, 4 Cross Street Braid, Mrs Forbes, 190 High Street Braid, Thomas, wright, 25 Kirkgate Bramwell, James Patton, M.D., Atholl Street

BRAMWELL BROWN.

13

Bramwell, Mrs James, Athole Street

Brand, Mrs, Scott Street, east side

Brander, Alexander, silversmith, Stormont Street

Bremner, John, shoemaker, 3 South Street

Bremner, William, 9 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Brewster, George, wright, 1 Canal Crescent ,

Brewster & Pattillo, timber-merchants, Victoria Street

Bridges, John, 18 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Bridges, William, carpenter, 10 South Street

Brisbane, William, pawnbroker, 12 St John's Place — house, 53

Main Street, Bridgend British Linen Bank, 77 George Street Brodie, Andrew, sack-maker, 55 Mill Street Brodie, Collin, clerk, 13 St John's Place Brodie, James, weaver, 14 Leonard Street Brodie, Miss, 59 Pomarium Brodie, Robert, porter, 13 Skinnergate Brodie, William, ship-builder, 9 Reform Place Brough, Alexander, baker, 55 Mill Street Brough, Andrew, carter, Barrack Street Brough, George, ropespinner, 339 High Street Brough, James, builder, 35 Canal Street Brough, Miss Catherine, 35 Canal Street Brough, Misses, lodgings, Princes Street Brown, Alexander, embroiderer, 16 Marshall Place Brown, Alexander, weaver, 89 Main Street, Bridgend Brown, Alexander, tailor, 239 High Street Brown, Andrew, gardener, 4 Isla Street, Bridgend Brown, Charles, porter, 48 Watergate Brown, Daniel, labourer, Cutlog Vennel Brown, David, 9 North Methven Street Brown, David, shoemaker, 25 8 High Street Brown, David, baker, 66 South Methven Street Brown, George, greengrocer, 26 High Street Brown, Hugh S., shipowner, Princes Street Brown, James, labourer, 65 Pomarium Brown, James, smith, 25 Watergate Brown, James, weaver, Barossa Street Brown, John, bootmaker, 59 SkiDnergate Brown, John, plate-layer, 212 South Street Brown, John (late teacher), Cutlog Vennel Brown, John, smith, 301 High Street Brown, John, 19 Commercial Street, Bridgend Brown, Laurence, shoemaker, 30 Meal Vennel Brown, Miss Mary, 15 Commercial Street, Bridgend Brown, Mrs Alexander, 23 Pomarium Brown, Mrs Captain, Melville Street Brown, Mrs David, 89 South Street Brown, Mrs James, 1 1 Gowrie Street, Bridgend Brown, Mrs Jameson, 23 Pomarium Brown, Mrs Janet, Leonard Street Brown, Mrs John Cochrane, 82 South Street

14 BROWN — BRYSON.

Brown, Mrs John, Kirk Close

Brown, Mrs John, 129 South Street

Brown, Mrs John, 224 High Street

Brown, Mrs John, 1 Newrow

Brown, Mrs Thomas, Kinnoull Causeway

Brown, Mrs Thomas, 266 High Street

Brown, Mrs Thomas, grocer, Newrow, east side

Brown, Mrs Thomas, 43 Pomarium

Brown, Peter D., civil engineer and land surveyor, Princes St. —

house, 20 Charlotte Street Brown, Peter (of Brown & Taylor), Kinnoull Brown, Rev. William, A.M., General Prison Brown, Robert, leather-merchant, 150 High Street — house, 71 Brown, Thomas, porter, Union Street Brown, T. & W. joiners, 211 High Street — house, 266 Brown, Weasley, weaver, 308 High Street Brown, William, teacher of drawing, 2 Keir Street, Bridgend Brown, William, sawyer, 38 Pomarium

Brown, William, grocer and seedsman, 117 High St. — house, 113 Brown, William, vintner, 4 Kirkgate — house, 72 High Street Brown & Taylor, builders, 54 Commercial Street, Bridgend Brownsmith, Samuel, railway guard, 239 High Street Bruce, David, shipmaster, 77 South Street Bruce, David, glazier, 5 Reform Place Bruce, Ebenezer, shipmaster, 67 Meal Vennel Bruce, George, glazier, 77 South Street Bruce, George, weaver, 321 High Street Bruce, George, pattern-maker, Union Street Bruce, James, shipmaster, 66 South Street Bruce, James, glazier, 100 High Street — house, 102 Bruce, John, 5 St Leonard's Bank Bruce, Miss Jean, eating-house, 37 Watergate Bruce, Mrs, Foundry Lane Bruce, Mrs James, Cutlog Vennel Bruce, Mrs Margaret, lodgings, 103 South Street Bruce, Robert, engineer, 299 High Street Bruce, Robert, shoemaker, 87 High Street Bruce, Thomas, shipmaster, 105 South Street Bruce, Thomas, vintner and carter, Princes Street Bruce, William, weaver, 321 High Street Bruce, William, jobbing smith, 122 South Street Bruntfield, Alexander, weaver, Claypots Wynd Bruntfield, David, smith, Leonard Street Bruntfield, George, paper-agent, 238 High Street Bruntfield, Mrs Alexander, 224 High Street Bruntfield, Peter, labourer, 207 High Street Bruntfield, Thomas, labourer, 35 Watergate Bryce, William, tailor, 245 High Street Bryson, John, labourer, 39 Commercial Street, Bridgend Bryson, Thomas, weaver, 55 Pomarium Bryson, William, carver and gilder, 35 St John Street — bouse, 2 0

South Street

BRYSON — BUTIMAN. 1 5

Bryson, William, teacher of dancing, South William Street

Buchan, Alexander, calico-printer, 302 High Street

Buchan, Henry, calico-printer, Dovecotland

Buchan, Henry, weaver, Dovecotland

Buchan, James, weaver, 302 High Street

Buchan, John, weaver, Thimblerow

Buchan, Miss, lodgings, 52 Main Street, Bridgend

Buchan, Robert, 37 Main Street, Bridgend

Buchan & Low, grocers and ironmongers, 107 High Street —

house, King Street, east side Buchanan, Alexander, postboy, 60 South Street Buchanan, Alexander, smith, Leonard Street Buchanan, Archibald, stoker, 74 Mill Street

Buchanan, Donald, blacksmith, County Place — house, 9 Pomarium Buchanan, George, shipmaster, 18 Kirkgate Buchanan, James, wright, 55 Main Street, Bridgend Buchanan, Miss Mary, Claypots Wynd Buchanan, Mrs, Melville Street Buchanan, Mrs George, milliner, 22 Kirkgate Buchanan, Mrs Janet, dairy, 79 Canal Street Buchanan, William, shoemaker, 39 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Buckland, John, railway guard, 9 Pomarium Budge, James, weaver, 313 High Street Buhl, Baron G. F. L. P. Von, teacher, 8 Northport Bulk, Andrew, & Son, rope-work, Princes Street Buist, Andrew, tacksman of fishings, Barnhill Cottage Buist John, guild treasurer, 19 Mill Street Buist, Miss MagdalaDe, 1 St John's Place Buist, Mrs Thomas, 5 Meal Vennel

Buist, Robert, session-clerk, 6 Charlotte St. — house, King St. Buist, Thomas, vintner, 84 South Street Buist, William, plasterer, 75 Watergate Burgess, James, weaver, 35 Pomarium Burgess, John, 226 South Street Burgess, John, weaver, 42 Pomarium Burgess, Peter, weaver, 204 South Street Burgh Court Room, l High Street Burnet, James, vintner and game dealer, 31 Mill Street Burnet, Mrs James, 7 Flesh Vennel Burns, Andrew, labourer, 295 High Street Burns, Archibald, manager of the Central Bank of Scotland, 48

St John Street Burns, James, wright, 41 Main Street, Bridgend Burns, Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker, 7 Kirkgate Burns, Mrs Samuel, Dovecotland Burns, Robert, wright, 13 Back Wynd, Bridgend Burns, Robert, victualler, Melville Street Burns, Samuel, policeman, 297 High Street Burns' Tavern (Graeme Ramage), 13 Watergate Bury Angus, teacher of music, 2 Canal Street Bute, Mrs James, confectioner, 111 South Street Butiman, John, seaman, 89 South Street

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BUTTER — CAMERON.

Butter, Duncan, vintner, 225 South Street

Butter, Robert, clerk, 73 Pomarium

Byers, William, manager of S. Midland Railway, 8 Marshall Place

Cadam, John, weaver, Thimblerow

Cairncross, James, tailor, 28 High Street

Cairnie, Miss, staymaker, 37 George Street

Cairnie, Robert, bell-hanger, 9 St John Street

Cairnie, Rt, hatter and furrier, 15 High St. — house, 9 St John St.

Calderwood, James, shoemaker, 9 Speygate

Calderwood, James, bootmaker, 63 High Street — house, 207

Calderwood, Matthew, slater, 74 South Street

Calderwood, Matthew, flesher, 154 South Street

Cameron, Alexander, tailor, 144 High Street

Cameron, Alexander, shipowner, Princes Street

Cameron, Alexander, coal-merchant, 16 Canal Street

Cameron, Angus, labourer, 92 Watergate

Cameron, Charles, Blackfriars Wynd

Cameron, Daniel, mason, 284 High Street

Cameron, David, weaver, 304 High Street

Cameron, Donald, vintner, 146 High Street

Cameron, Donald, agent, James Street, east side

Cameron, Duncan, seaman, 67 South Street

Cameron, Duncan, weaver, 199 South Street

Cameron, Hugh, labourer, Leonard Street

Cameron, J. & P., general carriers by rail and road, and agents for the Caledonian Railway for Scotland, and who forward Goods to Edinburgh, Glasgow, Leith, Stirling, Paisley, Greenock, and all parts in the south and west of Scotland : also, London, Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, Carlisle, and the south and west of England. Railway Offices, 14 Mill Street

Cameron, James, tailor and clothier, 15 Watergate — house, 45

Cameron, James, smith, Victoria Street

Cameron, James, 146 High Street

Cameron, James, weaver, 53 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Cameron, James, weaver, Dovecotland

Cameron, James, carter, 92 Canal Crescent

Cameron, James, weaver, Thimblerow

Cameron, James, tailor, 20 Meal Vennel — house, 18

Cameron, James, wright, 23 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Cameron, John, 80 High Street

Cameron, John (at Johnston & M'Gregor), 312 High Street

Cameron, John, gardener, 36 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Cameron, John, clerk, 13 North Methven Street

Cameron, John, carpenter, Scott Street

Cameron, John, labourer, 146 High Street

Cameron, John, vintner, 116 High Street

Cameron, John, weaver, Thimblerow

Cameron, John, weaver, Dovecotland

CAMERON — CAMPBELL. 17

Cameron, John S., weaver, Dovecotland

Cameron, Miss, 9 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Cameron, Miss Catherine, 8 East Bridge Street, Bridgend

Cameron, Miss Flora, dressmaker, 8 East Bridge Street, Bridgend

Cameron, Miss Rose, 14 Watergate

Cameron, Mrs, 246 High Street

Cameron, Mrs Alexander, sick-nurse, 190 High Street

Cameron, Mrs Alexander, 74 Pomarium

Cameron, Mrs Christain, Flesh Vennel

Cameron, Mrs Duncan, 297 High Street

Cameron, Mrs Duncan, 10 Speygate

Cameron, Mrs Ewan, 80 High Street

Cameron, Mrs George, Thimblerow

Cameron, Mrs James, Leonard Street

Cameron, Mrs James, Horse Cross

Cameron, Mrs James, 156 High Street

Cameron, Mrs James, 1 Paul Street

Cameron, Mrs James 115 South Street

Cameron, Mrs John, 14 Mill Street

Cameron, Mrs John, 297 High Street

Cameron, Mrs John, James Street

Cameron, Mrs Margaret, 271 High Street

Cameron, Mrs Margaret, 25 Old Guard Vennel

Cameron, Mrs William, 15 Pomarium

Cameron, Neil, labourer, 70 Mill Street

Cameron, Peter, w right, 129 South Street

Cameron, Robert, labourer, York Place

Cameron, Robert, shipowner, James Street, east side

Cameron, Robert, farrier, 71 Canal Street

Cameron, Robert, porter, Leonard Street

Cameron, William, builder, Victoria St. — house, South William

Street Cameron, William, umbrella- maker, 3 West Bridge St., Bridgend Cameron, William, Nelson Street Cameron, William, teacher, 5 County Place Campbell, A. & Co., leather- merchants, 42 Mill Street Campbell, Angus, labourer, 36 Meal Vennel Campbell, Anthony, mason, 239 High Street Campbell, Archibald, dyer, 3 South Methven Street — house, 12 Campbell, Archibald (of A. Campbell & Co.), Melville Street Campbell, Archibald, 68 St John Street Campbell, Bartholomew, brewer, 142 High Street Campbell, Donald, currier, 122 South Street Campbell, George, mason, 12 Pomarium Campbell, Hutton, cork-manufacturer, 179 High Street Campbell, James, staff-sergeant, Barracks Campbell, James, smith, 163 High Street Campbell, Jedediah, fisher, 145 High Street Campbell, John, shopman, 8 St John Street Campbell, John, tailor, 132 High Street Campbell, John, Dovecotland Campbell, John, 232 High Street

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IS CAMPBELL CAKE.

Campbell, John, labourer, 85 South Street

Campbell, Jobn, pensioner, 297 High Street

Campbell, Major Archibald, Melville Street, -west side

Campbell, Miss Isabella, 12 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Campbell, Mrs Alexander, 333 High Street

Campbell, Mrs Alexander, furnishing shop, 209 South Street

Campbell, Mrs Alexander, grocer and spirit-dealer, 13^5 South St-

— house, 3 Kinnoull Street Campbell, Mrs Archibald, 94 Canal Crescent Campbell, Mrs Catherine, dairy. 331 High Street Campbell, Mrs Christain, 216 High Street Campbell, Mrs Donald, 170 High Street Campbell, Mrs Hugh, Cutlog Yennel Campbell, Mrs James, poulterer, 96 High Street Campbell, Mrs John, 8 East Bridge Street, Bridgend Campbell, Mrs John, 5 Gowrie Street, Bridgend Campbell, Mrs John, 86 South Street Campbell, Mrs John, Horse Cross Campbell, Mrs John, 219 High Street Campbell, Mrs John, Doveeotland Campbell, Mrs Joseph, 44 South Street Campbell, Mrs Feter, St Paul's Square Campbell, Mrs Robert, vintner, Hospital Street Campbell, Mrs William, 32 Watergate Campbell, Peter, sawyer, Stormont Street

Campbell, Peter, silk dyer, 9 South Methven Street — house, 22 Campbell, Peter, mason, 42 Watergate Campbell, Robert, labourer, 246 High Street Campbell, Thomas, Red Lion Inn, 30 High Street Campbell, William, tinsmith, 55 Meal Yennel Campbell, William, seaman, 89 South Street Campbell, William, inch- watcher, 341 High Street Campbell, William, porter, 23 Castle Gable Campbell, William, weaver, Doveeotland

Campsie, James, Bread Society's barrowman, Stormont Street Campsie, James, Free St Leonard's Church officer. 68 PomariaES Campsie, John, painter, 59 Skinnergate Campsie, Miss Janet, vintner, 41 North Methven Street Campsie, Mrs Alexander, staymaker, 232 High Street Campsie, Mrs James, washer, 2S4 High Street Cant Andrew, baker, Union Lane Cant, Miss Margaret, Kirkside Cargill, Miss, 19 Marshall Place Cargill, Mrs Daniel, 3 Barossa Place Carmichael, James, 5 Back Wynd, Bridgend Carmichael, Mrs John, Earl's Dykes Carmichael, Peter, farmer and pavier, Tullylumb Carmichael, William, vintner, 55 Mill Street Carnegie, Alexander, horse-dealer, 75 Watergate Carnegie, James, 15 Isla Street, Bridgend Carr, Alexander, wright, 41 Main Street, Bridgend Carr, Angus, flesher, 17 Main Street, Bridgend

CARR — CHISHOLM.

Carr, Angus, baker, 19 Main Street, Bridgend

Carr, James, baker, 116 High Street

Carron, John, tobacconist, 84 High St. — house, 15 Athole Street

Carron, William (of Carron & Beveridge), 15 Athole Street

Carron & Beveridge, drapers, 56 St John Street

Carson, John, cabinetmaker and furnishing ironmonger, 37 and 56

Meal Vennel — house, 5 5 Carte, Mrs Daniel, 8 Mill Street Cartwright, Charles, vintner, Northport Catanach, Mrs David, Paul's Close, Newrow Catanaeh, Mrs John, 170 High Street

Catcheside, Henry, vintner, Barrack Canteen and 11 South Street Cathal, John, gardener, Marshall Bank Cato, Mrs, 28 Kirkgate Caution, Mrs Laurence, Dovecotland Cave, James, bricklayer, 2 Kirkgate Caven, Mrs John, 47 George Street Caw, Alexander, labourer, 136 South Street Caw, David, shoemaker, 146 High Street Caw, Mrs, 44 Watergate Caw, William, labourer, Leonard Street Central Bank of Scotland, 50 St John Street Cess Office, 16 South Street Chalmers, Andrew C, M.D., Infirmary

Chalmers, David, leather merchant, 178 High Street — house, 170 Chalmers, David, weaver, Clayholes Chalmers, David, currier, 170 High Street Chalmers, George, stocking-weaver, 180 South Street Chalmers, Henry, smith, 28 Kirkgate Chalmers, James, labourer, 113 High Street Chalmers, John, wright, 232 High Street Chalmers, John, mason and vintner, 232 South Street Chalmers, John, tinsmith and gas-fitter, 262 High St. — house, 258 Chalmers, Miss, teacher, Dovecotland Chalmers, Miss Isabella, teacher, 394 High Street Chalmers, Miss Jane, 52 Canal Street Chalmers, Mrs, Stormont Street Chalmers, Mrs Andrew, 21 Cross Street Chalmers, Mrs William, Carpenter Street Chalmers, William, porter, 89 South Street Chalmers, William, dyer, Castle Gable

Chalmers, William, labourer, 47 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Chambers, Rev. John Charles, North William Street Chapel Close, 315 High Street Chaplain, Andrew, clerk, 62 Athole Street Chaplain, Misses, teachers, North William Street Chapman, Patrick, collector of water duty, 48 North Methven St. Chapman, Thomas, clerk, Melville Street Charles, James, printer, Kirkside Cbeeseborough, Joseph, engine-driver, 7 Reform Place Chisholm, Alexander, greengrocer, Athole Street Chisholm, James, tailor, 7 Kinnoull Street, east side

20 CHISHOLM: — CLARK,

Chisholm, James, sawyer, 36 Meal Vermel Chisholm, Jarnes, bootcloser, 224 High Street Chisholm, John, shipmaster, 3 South Street Chisholm, Mrs James, 146 High Street Chisholm, Robert F., bank porter, 52 St John Street Chisholm, William, shopman, Atbole Street Christie, Alexander, saddler, Athole Street Christie, Daniel, railway guard, Scott Street Christie, George, weaver, 63 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Christie, George, smith, Stormont Street Christie, James, wright, 134 High Street

Christie, James, grocer and spirit merchant, 49 High Street- house, 1 Kirkgate Christie, James, watchmaker, 82 High Street — house, 80 Christie, James, weaver, 198 South Street Christie, James, printer, Carpenter Street Christie, James, miller, Stormont Street Christie, John, seaman, Scott Street Christie, John, pensioner, 1 1 Meal Vennel Christie, John, wright, 9 Castle Gable Christie, John, grocer, 10 Skinnergate Christie, John, brewer, 10 Stormont Street Christie, Mrs, flowerer of lace, 1 Watergate Christie, Mrs David, King Street, east side

Christie, Mrs Fanny, hosier, 23 High St. — house, 38 Watergate Christie, Mrs James, 80 High Street Christie, Mrs John, 129 High Street

Christie, Peter, coal merchant and victualler, 14 Athole Street Christie, Robert, surgeon, 20 South Street Christie, Robert, wright, 12 Pomarium Christie, Thomas, piebaker, 58 Meal Vennel Christie, William, strapper, 67 Meal Vennel Christie, William, mangle, Union Lane Christison, Thomas, tailor, Mill Close

Chrystal, Alexander, weaver, 59 Strathmore Street, Bridgets! Chrystal, Peter, mason, 59 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Circuit, William, shoemaker, 155 South Street City Chamberlain's Office, 3 High Street City Hall, Kirkside

City Hotel (George Riach), 31 South Street City Weigh-house, Kirkside Clark, Alexander, labourer, 292 High Street Clark, Alexander, lath-splitter, Scott Street Clark, Alexander, gardener, Union Street Clark, Alexander, weaver, Kinnoull Causeway Clark, Charles, fisher, 16 Strathmore Street, Bridges*! Clark, David, eating-house, 79 South Street Clark, Donald, greengrocer, 194 South Street Clark, Henry, labourer, Dovecotland Clark, Hugh, weaver, Thimblerow Clark, James, 71 Canal Street Clark, James, seaman, Claypots Wynd

CLARK — COCHRANE. SI

Clark, James, cooper, 175 High Street

Clark, James, measurer, 122 South Street

Clark, James, weaver, Thirablerow

Clark, James, labourer, Princes Street

Clark, James, weaver, Clayholes

Clark, John (late factor), 39 High Street

Clark, John, weaver, Claypots Wynd

Clark, John, hairdresser, 223 High Street

Clark, Miss Louisa, 3 North Methveu Street

Clark, Mrs Hugh, 138 South Street

Clark, Mrs James, 8 Keir Street, Bridgend

Clark, Mrs James, mangle, 34 Main Street, Bridgend

Clark, Mrs Janet, 1 1 Paul Street

Clark, Mrs John, 18 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Clark, Mrs John, 13 Cross Street

Clark, Robert, 8 Keir Street, Bridgend

Clark, Robert, wright, Newrow

Clark, Thomas, maltster, Clockserie, 1 Isla Street, Bridgend

Clark, William, weaver, Thimblerow

Clark, William, baker, 113 High Street

Clark & Mortons, woollen-drapers, 23 St John Street

Claypot's Wynd, 347 High Street

Cleland, Mrs, 4 Rose Terrace

Cleland, Mrs William, 3 Barossa Place

Clement, James, writer, 33 South Street

Clement, Miss, 271 High Street

Clement, Mrs Ebenezer, 89 South Street

Clement, Mrs Margaret, 53 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Clements, George, writer, Princes Street, east side

Clezy, Archibald, Strathmore Ian, 43 Main Street, Bridgend

Clezy, William, flesh er, Athole Street

Clink, Daniel, inch-watcher, 89 South Street

Clink, Miss Christain, 315 High Street

Clink, Robert, inch-watcher, 19 Castle Gable

Clink, William, maltman, 55 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Clow, Alexander, weaver, Thimblerow

Clunie, David, King Street, east side

Clunie, James, carter, 170 South Street

Clunie, James, carter, Cow Vennel

Clunie, Mrs David, 58 South Methven Street

Clunie, William, woollen-draper, 13 St John St. — house, 86 High

Street Cochrane, Alexander, porter, 86 Watergate Cochrane, Andrew, weaver, Leonard Street Cochrane, Charles, carter, 15 Old Guard Vennel Cochrane, David (of Cochrane & Jenkins), Mill Close Cochrane, David, weaver, Leonard Street Cochrane, John, porter, 86 Watergate Cochrane, Miss Janet, milliner, 17 St John Street Cochrane, Mrs James, 55 High Street Cochrane, Mrs John, Kinnoull Causeway 'Cochrane & Jenkins, millers, Perth Mills, 58 Mill Street ---*£• ^

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22 COCK — COUNTY.

Cock, David, wright, Storraont Street

Cock, David, weaver, 6 Strath more Street, Bridgead

Cock, James, mason, 232 High Street

Cock, Mrs William, flesher, Kirkside

Cock, Peter, mason, Newrow, north end

Collins, David, tailor, 46 High Street

Collins, Mrs Edward, 29 Pomarium

Collins, Mrs Isaac, 87 High Street

Colman, John, labourer, Cutlog Vennel

Comb, Thomas, weaver, Dovecotland

Commercial Bank Office, 16 Sputh Street

Commercial Hotel (Alexander Young), 8 South Street

Comper, John, teacher, Melville Street — house, 40 North -Methves Street

Comrie, John, Guildry officer, 106 Watergate

Comrie, Mrs William, 65 Watergate

Comrie, Peter, painter, paperhanger, and glazier, 39 St John St, ■ — house, 34

Conacher, Alexander, weaver, 39 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Conacher, Charles, weaver, 39 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Conacher, Charles, farrier, 77 Watergate — house, 81

Conacher, Charles, time-keeper, 113 High Street

Conacher, Mrs Alexander, 301 High Street

Conacher, Mrs Peter, 81 Watergate i Condie, James, writer, Blackfriars House

Condie, Miss Janet, Thimblerow

Congreve, John, vintner, 41 Watergate

Conland, John, mason, 164 South Street

Connel, Robert, clerk, 72 Watergate

Connel, William, sawyer, Cow Vennel

Conning, John (of Hunter & Conning), 75 George Street

Conqueror, Mrs Charles, 126 South Street

Constable, Mrs, Bertha Cottage, Kinnoull

Constable, Robert, shoemaker, 67 High Street

Coustable, William, Champion Inn, 33 South Street

Constitutional Newspaper Office, 28 Kirkside

Cook, Andrew, vintner, 10 Castle Gable

Cook, Hector, labourer, 1 1 Watergate

Cook, John, coach-wright, 142 South Street

Cook, Mrs Dr., King Street, east side

Co-operative Society, County Place (William Mill, salesman)

Co-operative Society, 109 South Street (A. King, sales- man)

Copeland, Miss Elizabeth, 61 Main Street, Bridgend

Cornet, William, coach-trimmer, 163 High Street

Cornfute, G. L., manufacturer, Melville Street — house, 6 Barossa Place

Cornfute, Miss, 9 Barossa Place

Cornfute, Mrs Andrew, 10 Rose Terrace

Cottrell, Francis, waiter (George Hotel), 48 George Street

Cottrell, Francis, vintner, 47 George Street

County Buildings, foot of South Street

COUNTY— CRAIGIE. 23

County Hall, foot of South Street

County Prison, Speygate

County & City Infirmary, Glasgow Road

Couper, James, flesher, 10 Kirkgate

Couper, John, labourer, James Street

Couper, Miss, Stormont Cottage, 8 Strathmore St., Bridgend

Couper, Robert, smith, 122 South Street

Couper, Robert, baker, 1 1 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Courier Newspaper Office, 14 High Street

Coutts, David, 55 Mill Street

Coutts, George, labourer, 103 South Street

Coutts, George, weaver, 41 Pomarium

Coutts, James, watchmaker, Barossa Street

Coutts, James, weaver, 266 High Street

Coutts, James, labourer, Barrack Street

Coutts, John, curator, 93 Canal Crescent

Coutts, John, & Son, grocers and weavers, 147 South Street

Coutts, Miss Margaret, 63 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Coutts, Mrs Alexander, 112 South Street

Coutts, Mrs Thomas, 126 South Street

Coutts, Peter, smith, Barrack Street

Coutts, Peter, pa\ier, 83 Main Street, Bridgend

Coutts, William, vintner, 243 High Street

Coutts, William, pavier, 83 Main Street, Bridgend

Coutts, William, weaver, Kinnoull Causeway

Coventry, Captain Richard, Melville Street

Coventry, John, weaver, 398 High Street

Coventry, Miss, teacher, Melville Street

Coventry, Miss Janet, 6 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Coventry, Richard, Melville Street

Coventry, Robert, weaver, 8 Keir Street, Bridgend

Cow Vennel, 54 South Street, and 23 Canal Street

Cowans, James (at Perthshire Spirit Company), 7 High Street

Cowans, James, ropespinner, 9 Watergate

Cowans, James, wright, Kinnoull Causeway

Cowans, John, grocer, 1 Bridge Lane — house, 3

Cowans, Miss Isabella, straw-hat-maker, 31 George Street

Cowans, Peter, vintner, 170 South Street

Cowans, William, weaver, St Paul's Square

Cowans, William, weaver, Dovecotland

Cowperthwaite, John J., shipowner, Victoria Street

Craig, James, wright, 60 High Street

Craig, Mrs George, washer, 19 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Craig, Peter, labourer, 41 Main Street, Bridgend

Craig, William, tailor, 56 Skinnergate

Craig, William, tailor, 1 7 East Bridge Street, Bridgend

Craig, William, miller, Dovecotland

Craigan, James, weaver, 155 South Street

Craigdallie, Andrew, tailor, 230 South Street

Craigdallie, Miss, Thimblerow

Craigdallie, Mrs Helen, sick-nurse, 25 South Street

Craigie, David, banker, 22 George Street

2i CRAIGIE — CROLL.

Craigie, David, porter, 312 High Street Craigie, George, weaver, 13 Paul Street Craigie, James, 136 South Street

Craigie, Laurence, teacher (Perth Academy), 4 South Methven St. Craigie, Mrs John, 13 Paul Street Craigie, Robert, dyer, 6 Castle Gable Craigie, Thomas, warper, 9 Canal Crescent Cramb, James, baker, Newrow Crainb, Mrs George, S7 Watergate

Cramb, Robert, gardener, 58 Commercial Street, Bridgend Cranshaw, Robert, engineer, Scott Street Crawford, Alexander, painter, 146 High Street Crawford, Alexander, weaver and grocer, 75 South Street Crawford, Alexander, weaver, 333 High Street Crawford, John, flesher, 202 High Street Crawford, Thomas, flesher, 104 High Street — house, 101 < Crawford, Walter, flesher, 3 St John Street — house, Cow Venuel Crawford, William, weaver, 333 High Street Cree, David, weaver, 6 Cross Street

Cree John, coal-merchant, 56 Watergate — house, 53 Pomarium Cree, John, coal-merchant, Leonard Street Cree, Mrs Robert, 8 Paul Street Cree, Peter, labourer, Mill Wynd Cree, Robert, postboy, 92 Watergate Cree, William, labourer, 63 Pomarium Crerar, Alexander, weaver, Clayholes

Crerar, Andrew, provision store, 28 North Methven Street Crerar, James, tailor, 103 South Street Crerar, Mrs Andrew, Clayholes Crerar, Robert, sawyer, Barrack Street Crighton, Alexander, slater, 238 High Street Crighton, Andrew, book-vender and grocer, Kinuoull Causeway Crighton, David, writer, 10 South Street Crighton, David, weaver, Thimblerow Crighton, Donald, porter, Union Street Crighton, George, lapidary and dentist (at John Urquharts),

Melville Street Crighton, George, pointsman, Old Shore Crighton, James, weaver, 53 Pomarinm Crighton, James, wright, 5 Keir Street, Bridgend Crighton, John, mason, Charter Lane

Crighton, Miss Elizabeth, grocer and spirit dealer, 204 High St. Crighton, Miss Janet, grocer, 33 Skinnergate Crighton, Mrs Alexander, Melville Street Crighton, Thomas, tailor, 10 High Street Crighton, William, grocer, 322 High Street Crighton, William, weaver, 204 High Street Crockart, William, wine and spirit merchant, 85 Watergate Croll, Andrew, mason, Newrow Croll, George, inspector of poor, n Canal Crescent— house, 1

Albert Place Croll. Mrs William, 321 High Street

CROMBIE — DAVIDSON. 25

Crombie, Nickel, weaver, Leonard Street

Crombie, Wm., poulterer, 21 St John St. — house, 25 High St.

Cross, Mrs Rebecca, Barrack Street

Crow, David, weaver, Dovecotland

Crow, David, seaman, 15 Pomarium

Crow, David, weaver, Hospital Street

Crow, George, baker, 11 Princes Street

Crow, James, broker, 18 Meal Vennel

Crow, John, tailor, 190 High Street

Crow, Robert, porter, 7 Speygate

Crowley, Dennis, labourer, Kinnoull Causeway

Cruickshanks, John, smith, 71 Watergate

Cruickshanks, Miss Elizabeth, 72 Watergate

Cruickshanks, Mrs Alexander, 139 South Street

Cruickshanks, Mrs Richard, East Haugh

Cruickshanks, William, coach-guard, 72 Watergate

Crumley, John, tinsmith, 24 Skinnergate

Cumming, Alexander, Carpenter Street

Cumming, Andrew, labourer, 61 Meal Vennel

Cumming, Daniel, shoemaker, 190 High Street

Cumming, Mrs Cairns, 197 High Street

Cunningham, Alexander, weaver, 15 Pomarium

Cunningham, Alexander, weaver, 27 Pomarium

Cunningham, Andrew, writer, Charlotte Place

Cunningham, William, labourer, 25 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Cunnison, James, 163 High Street

Cunnison, William, weaver, 315 High Street

Currie, Charles, labourer, Cow Vennel

Currie, James, labourer, 162 South Street

Currie, Robert (of Wright, Currie, & Co.), 12 North Methven St.

Currie, Thomas, policeman, 122 South Street

Custom House. Princes Street, south end

Cuthbert, Alexander, coachsmith, 34 South Street

Cuthbert, Alexander, brassfounder, 8 Northport

Cuthbert, David, mason, 31 Canal Street

Cuthbert, David, weaver, 21 Cross Street

Cuthbert, James, saddler, 102 High Street

Cuthbert, James, salesman, Murray Street

Cuthbert, James, labourer, 77 South Street

Cuthbert, William, coachbuilder, 40 Canal Street

Cutlog Vennel, 187 High Street, and 37 Mill Street

Daisy, Bernard, labourer, 36 Meal Vennel Dalgetty, James, vintner, 195 High Street Dall, John, manager of City Mills, 58 South Methven Street Dandy, David (of Duncan, Dandy, & Newby), 71 High Street Danish Vice-Consul (David Turnbull), 4 Canal Street Darling, George, hatter, 35 George Street — house, 42 Davidson, Alexander, tanner, 180 South Street Davidson, Alexander, tailor, Barossa Street

26 DAVIDSON — DEWAR.

Davidson, Andrew, writer, 68 St John St. — h., 23 Marshall Place

Davidson, Charles, weaver, Clayholes

Davidson, James, carter, Kinnoull Street

Davidson, James, 7 1 High Street

Davidson, James, teacher, Melville Street

Davidson, John, plasterer, Barossa Street

Davidson, John, weaver, Dovecotland

Davidson, Laurence, weaver, Leonard Street

Davidson, Major Guthrie, 7 St Leonard's Bank

Davidson, Miss Agues (Royal George Inn and Hotel), 51 George

Street Davidson, Miss Margaret, dressmaker, 30 Meal Vennel Davidson, Mrs, Union Street Davidson, Mrs Alexander, fruiterer, 9 Crescent Davidson, Mrs John, vintner, Athole Street Davidson, Mrs Peter, 1 Barossa Place Davidson, Mrs Thomas, grocer, 18 Watergate Davidson, Mrs William, coal-merchant, St Paul's Square Davidson, Peter, boatman, 202 South Street Davidson, Peter, upholsterer, 28 Watergate Davidson, Robert, brewer, Union Street Davidson, Robert, saddler, 20 Watergate Davidson, William, engineer, 47 High Street Davie, James, millwright, Victoria Street Davie, John, weaver, Leonard Street Davie, Robert, chimney-sweeper, 137 High Street Dawson, James, labourer, 297 High Street Deas, James B. (of Garvie & Deas), 12 South Methven Street Deighton, Misses, dressmakers, 203 South Street Deighton, Richard, horse-breaker, Union Lane Deighton, Thomas, hostler, Mill Close, High Street Dempsy, Peter, lodgings, 35 Skinnergate Demster, Mrs John, 177 South Street Denford, Miss, 17 Marshall Place Denham, Mrs, St Paul's Square Denny, Daniel, pensioner, 26 Pomarium Deseret, Misses, 69 Stratbmore Street, Bridgend Deseret, Peter, draper, 159 High Street — house, 69 Stratbmore

Street, Bridgend Deseret, Samuel T., surgeon, 6 Charlotte Street Dewar, Andrew, wright, 1 9 North Methven Street Dewar, Donald, Strathtay Tavern, 39 Castle Gable Dewar, Duncan, bootmaker, 16 High Street — house, 6 Dewar, Duncan, labourer, Stormont Street Dewar, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 157 South Street Dewar, James (of M'Naughton & Dewar), North William Street Dewar, James, & Son, booksellers, stationers, and printers, 23

George Street — house, Crossmount Cottage, Bridgend Dewar, John (of Dewar & Smeaton), North William Street Dewar, John, wine and spirit merchant, 111 High Street — house,

3 North Port Dewar, John, labourer, 137 High Street

DEWAR — DONALDSON. 27

Dewar, John, labourer, Stormont Street

Dewar, John, labourer, 224 High Street

Dewar, John, labourer, 67 South Street

Dewar, John, teacher, 19 North Methven Street

Dewar, Miss Jean, Murray Street

Dewar, Mrs Donald, 13 East Bridge Street, Bridgend

Dewar, Mrs Peter, 45 Pomarium

Dewar, Mrs Robert, grocer, 46 Meal Vennel

Dewar, Peter, tailor, 129 South Street

Dewar, Robert, pensioner and mangle, 100 Watergate

Dewar, William, slater, Thimblerow

Dewar, William S., labourer, 294 High Street

Dewar & Smeaton, drapers, 45 High Street

Dewsburry, William V., clerk, 49 South Street

Dick, Mrs, Capt., 9 Rose Terrace

Dickie, Thomas, plasterer, Charles Street

Dickson, David, gardener, 250 High Street

Dickson, John (of M'Kenzie & Dickson), King Street, west side

Dickson, Miss, 101 High Street

Dickson, William, sawyer, 9 Cow Vennel

Dickson & Turnbull, nursery and seedsmen, 26 George Street

Dingwall, John, plumber, 15 Kirkgate

Dingwall, Mrs, milliner, 13 Kirkgate

Divine, John, broker, 26 Meal Vennel

Dobie, Mrs John, 95 High Street

Docherty, Daniel, bellows-mender, 149 South Street

Docherty, Peter, wright, St Paul's Square

Doctor, Mrs John, lodgings, 55 High Street

Dodds, John, lodgings, 128 South Street

Dodds, Mrs, vintner, 3 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Dodgson, Rev. John, Comely Bank, 64 Main Street, Bridgend

Doig, George, labourer, Barrack Street

Don, John, flesher, 21 Cross Street

Donald, David, inspector of weights and measures for the county,

28 Commercial Street, Bridgend '■'uvI'vS -f Donald, John, smith, 24 Commercial Street, Bridgend Donald, John, mason, 5 Keir Street, Bridgend Donald, Mrs Archibald, Barrack Street •> Donaldson, A. & J., plumbers and gas-fitters, 31 Watergate Donaldson, Alexander, warper, Foundry Lane Donaldson, Charles, weaver, 8 Paul Street Donaldson, David, clerk, 81 Watergate Donaldson, David, weaver, 8 Paul Street Donaldson, George, weaver, 148 South Street Donaldson, George, millwright and engineer, Victoria Street —

house, 10 Keir Street, Bridgend Donaldson, Gilbert, joiner, Stormont Street Donaldson, James, St Paul's Square Donaldson, James, weaver, 232 High Street Donaldson, Mrs Andrew, Barossa Street Donaldson, Mrs David, lodgings, 13 North Methven Street Donaldson, Mrs Peter, clothier, 36 Watergate — house, 100

28 DONALDSON — DOW.

Donaldson, Mrs Robert, 27 Castle Gable

Donaldson, Mrs William, Hospital Street

Donaldson, Thomas, baker, 8 North Methven Street

Donaldson, William, flaxdresser, Thimblerow

Donaldson, William, weaver, Dovecotland

Donaldson, William, wright, 67 Mill Street

Donaldson, William, labourer, Dovecotland

Donaldson, William, labourer, Union Street

Donely, Felix, broker, 8 Meal Vennel

Dorward, James, gardener, 4 Union Street Lane, Bridgend

Dott, George, teacher, 59 North Methven Street

Dott, Mrs John, Barrack Street

Dott, Mrs John, 39 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Dott, Mrs Margaret, 86 High Sreet

Doud, Daniel, labourer, 163 South Street

Dougall, Henry, gardener, 47 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Dougall, James, tea-agent, 55 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Dougall, John, weaver, 36 Meal Vennel

Dougall, Peter, weaver, 230 South Street

Dougall, William, wright, 73 Mill Street

Dougall, William, labourer, 7 Paul Street

Douglas, Alexander, weaver, Thimblerow

Douglas, Daniel, coal-merchant, 8 Pomarium

Douglas, George R.. painter and paper-hanger, 11 St John Street

— house, 14 Douglas, George, carter, 63 South Street Douglas, Hamilton, tailor, Murray Street Douglas, James, furnishing-ironmonger, 38 High Street — house

22 St John Street Douglas, James, wood-merchant, Newrow, north end Douglas, John, wright, North William Street Douglas, Mrs John, 2 Newrow Douglas, Mrs Robert, 340 High Street

Douglas, Mrs William, grocer and spirit dealer, Leonard Street Douglas, Robert, victualler, 62 South Methven Street Douglas, Robert, weaver, 53 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Douglas, William, shoemaker, 39 Watergate Douglas, William, watchmaker, St Paul's Square Douglas, William, slater, 24 Pomarium Dow, David, book-agent, 5 Keir Street, Bridgend Dow, David, mason, 28 Meal Vennel Dow, James, cowfeeder, Stormont Street Dow, James, plasterer, 15 Leonard Street Dow, John, carter, 315 High Street Dow, Miss, victualler, 7 Castle Gable — house, 5 Dow, Miss Mary, mangle, North William Street Dow, Mrs, dressmaker, 73 Mill Street Dow, Mrs James, 20 Castle Gable Dow, Mrs John, 4 Paul Street Dow, Mrs John, 63 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Dow, Mrs Margaret, 8 Cross Street Dow, Mrs Win., grocer, 7 Main St., Bridgend — h., 12 Gowrie St.

DOW— DUFF. 29

Dow, Mrs Thomas, 5 Kinnoull Street

Dow, Peter, carter, 151 South Street

Dow, Peter, carter, 46 Main Street, Bridgend

Dow, Peter, wright, 10 Cross Street

Dow, Robert, weaver, 5 Keir Street, Bridgend

Dow, Robert, painter and paper-hanger, Athole Street — house, 3

North Port > Dow, Thomas, tea, wine, and spirit-merchant, 65 George Street —

house, 61 Dow, Thomas, Mill Street store, 30 Mill Street Dow, William, auctioneer, King Street, east side Dowie, Laurence, shoemaker, Union Street Dowie, Leonard, weaver, Clayholes Dowie, Peter, mason, 44 South Street Dowie, William, weaver, 396 High Street Drain, Charles, labourer, 163 South Street Dreghorn, Captain A. H., St Alban's Cottage, Bridgend Drew, James, weaver, 24 Pomarium Drew, Thomas, carter, 95 High Street Dron, David, brassfounder, 67 Meal Vennel Dron, James, wheelwright, 214 South Street Dron, Mary, Flesh Vennel Dron, Mrs Andrew, 122 South Street Drummond, Alexander, wright, lodgings, 25 High Street Drummond, Alexander, land-surveyor, 7 Charlotte Street — house,

Charlotte Place Drummond, James, weaver, 10 Cross Street Drummond, John, baker, 151 High Street Drummond, John, labourer, 66 South Methven Street Drummond, John Stewart, 8 St Leonard's Bank Drummond, Miss Christain, 3 Watergate Drummond, Mrs Andrew, vintner, 257 High Street Drummond, Mrs Charles, midwife, Cutlog Vennel 'Drummond, P. R., bookseller, stationer, and librarian, 32 High

Street — house, 28 George Street Drummond, WilHam, smith, Clayholes Drummond, William, 8 Commercial Street, Bridgend Drysdale, Andrew, weaver, 62 Pomarium Drysdale, Mrs Robert, 267 High Street Duchars, George, labourer, 14 Back Wynd, Bridgend Duchars, James, weaver, Paul's Close, Newrow Duchars, Mrs Andrew, 284 High Street Duchars, Peter, carter, 12 Commercial Street, Bridgend Duff, Duncan, teacher, Hospital

Duff, James, joiner, 22 Mill Street — house, Carpenter Street Duff, John, labourer, Newrow Duff, John, weaver, 11 Leonard Street Duff, John, weaver, 42 Pomarium Duff, Miss Ann, King Street Duff, Miss Jean, 23 Castle Gable Duff, Miss Mary, 57 South Street Duff, Misses, James Street, east side

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DUFF — DURIE.,

Duff, Mrs James, 15 Pomarium

Duff, Peter, inspector of cleansing, 6 Kinnoull Causeway

Duff, Thomas, flesher, 15 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Duff, William, weaver, 55 Meal Vennel

Duff, William, shoemaker, 73 Mill Street

Duffus, Mrs William, Leonard Street

Dunbar, John, footman, North Port

Dunbar, Mrs James, 314 High Street

Dunbar, Mrs Robert, Newrow, north end

Duncan, Adam, plumber, 177 South Street

Duncan, Alexander, weaver, 35 Canal Street

Duncan, Colin, seaman, Flesh Vennel

Duncan, Dandy, & Newby, druggists, 75 High Street — house, 71

Duncan, David, city chamberlain, Knowhead, Bridgend

Duncan, J. & A., grocers, 285 High Street

Duncan, J. & J., teachers of pianoforte, Kinnoull St., west side

Duncan, James, carpenter, 44 South Street

Duncan, James, Well Bank, Kinnoull

Dnncan, John, shoemaker, 6 Leonard Street

Duncan, John, seaman, 4 South Street

Duncan, John, musician, 12 Castle Gable

Duncan, John, labourer, 297 High Street

Duncan, John, baker, 115 High Street — house, 113

Duncan, John, officer of excise, 21 Main Street, Bridgend

Duncan, John, & Co., aerated water manufacturers, 55 High St,

Duncan, Laurence, labourer, 77 South Street

Duncan, Mary Ann, lodgings, 82 South Street

Duncan, M'Lean, & Jameson, writers, Blackfriars Street

Duncan, Miss Catherine, Barossa Street

Duncan, Mrs Ann, Dovecotland

Duncan, Mrs George, 60 High Street

Duncan, Mrs James, 15 Cross Street

Duncan, Mrs Margaret, washer, Mill Wynd

Duncan, Mrs Robert, Nelson Street

Duncan, Mrs Thomas, Scott Street

Duncan, Peter, agent, 4 George Street — house, 60 High Street

Duncan, Peter, weaver, 245 High Street

Duncan, Peter, 46 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Duncan, Stewart, furnishing warehouse, 83 High Street — h. above

Duncan, Thomas (of Duncan, M'Lean, & Jameson), 4 Athole

Place Duncan, Thomas, confectioner, 133 High Street — house, 137 Duncan, William, plasterer, Newrow Duncan, William (at Central Bank), Nelson Street Duncan, William, wright, Blackfriars Duncan, William, labourer, Scott Street Dundee & Perth Railway Office, Princes Street Dunn, Archibald, mason, 58 Pomariura Dunn, George, shoemaker, 82 South Street Dunsmore, Buchanan, draper, 58 High Street -house, 54 Durie, Andrew, wright, Cbarter Lane Durie, William (of Morison & Durie), Charter Lane

BUTCH— FAICHNEY. 31

Dutch, George, carpenter, 112 South Street

Dutch, William, shipbuilder, Princes Street

Dye, Miss Margaret, 48 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Dyer, James, clerk, Barrack Street

Dyer, Miss, Blackfriars Wynd

Oymoek, Rev. Thomas, A.M., Taybank, 8 Isla Street, Bridgend

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Easmont, Charles, seaman, 57 Watergate

Easmout, Mrs David, 66 South Methven Street

Easson, Alexander, coachmaker, 42 Meal Vennel

Easson, James, ship-broker, 1 1 Speygate — house, 55 High Street

Easson, John, weaver, 55 High Street

Easson, John, wright, Newrow

Easson, John, weaver, 348 High Street

Easson, Mrs David, mangle, 2 Reform Place

Easson, Thomas, boatman, 73 South Street

Easton, Thomas, tailor, 207 High Street

Eckford, Mrs, Charlotte Place

Edgar, Mrs Peter, grocery, 183 High Street

Edinburgh & Northern Railway Office, Terminus

Edington, James, labourer, 75 Canal Street

Ediugton, Mrs Peter, Stormont Street

Edward, George, shoemaker, 50 North Methven Street

Edward, Thomas, auctioneer and appraiser, 23 Meal Vennel

Edward, Thomas, scavenger, 238 High Street

Edward, William, baker, 1 0 East Bridge Street, Bridgend

Elder, Alexander, porter, Flesh Vennel

Elder, Charles, millwright, 73 Pomarium

Elder, David, labourer, South William Street

Elder, David, weaver, Newrow

Elder, Henry, weaver, 42 Pomarium

Elder, James, porter, Mill Wynd

Elder, James, labourer, 62 South Street

Elder, Mrs Chalmers, 13 Paul Street

Elder, Mrs George, eating-house, 90 South Street

Elder, Mrs John, Barossa Street

Elder, Mrs Peter, 258 High Street

Elgin, Alexander, Thane of Fife Inn, 28 South Street

Errington, Miss, boarding-school, 2 Barossa Place

Erskine, Miss Maria, sewer, 92 Watergate

Ewart, James, weaver, 306 High Street

Ewen, Alexander, brush-maker, 38 Meal Vennel — house, 40

Ewen, William, Railway Inn, Leonard Street

Exchange Coffee Room, 28 George Street

Excise Office, 14 Charlotte Street

Faichney, Miss, 14 Rose Terrace Faichney, Mrs, 4 Rose Terrace

FAIRLEY — FEItGUSOT.

Fairley, Cornelius, hawker, 154 Smith Street

Fairley, James, labourer, Cutlog Vennel

Falconer, Francis, brassfouuder, Foundry Lane

Falconer, John, wright, 219 High Street

Falconer, William, gardener, 13 Gowrie Street, Bridgend

Falconer, William, designer, 44 Commercial Steeet, Bridgend

Fallan, George, labourer, 7 Paul Street

Farmer, James, fiaxdresser, Newrow

Farmer, Mrs Alexander, 110 South Street

Farney, Mrs James, 17 South Street

Farney, William M., bootmaker, 19 South Street— house, 17

Farqubarson, David, vintner, 9 Bridge Lane

Farquharson, James, 3 Bridge Lane

Farquharson, John, tailor, Foundry Lane

Farquharson, John, gardener, 6 Kinnoull Causeway

Farquharson, Mrs Alexander, 184 South Street

Farquharson, Mrs Robert, 189 South Street

Fender, Miss Margaret, 333 High Street

Fenton, Alexander, fiesher, 5 Back Wynd, Bridgend

Fenton, David, Old Ship Tavern, 25 High Street

Fenton, David, vintner, 1 24 South Street

Fenton, James, ropespinner, 205 South Street Fenton, James (of Fenton & Smeaton), Scott Street Fenton, John, painter, 20 Pomarium

Fenton & Smeaton, shipbuilders, Shore

Fenwick, A. & Son, manufacturers and silk dyers, Commercial St.,

Bridgend, and 60 George Street Fenwick, A. & Son, confectioners and pastry bakers, 27 St John

Street Fenwick, David John (of A Fenwick & Son), 23 Commercial St.,

Bridgend Fenwick, George, weaver, Kinnoull Causeway Fenwick, James, weaver, Dovecotland

Fenwick, James, umbrella and parasol maker, 60 George Street Fenwick, John, labourer, 10 Kirkgate

Fenwick, Joseph, clerk (Post-office), 41 Commercial St., Bridgend FeQwick, Miss Margaret, 53 Watergate Fenwick, Mrs, North William Street Fenwick, Mrs James, 5 Castle Gable Fenwick, Peter, grocer, 325 High Street — house, 394 Fenwick, Stewart, weaver, 4 Pomarium Fenwick, Thomas, pensioner, Curf'eu Row Fenwick, William, shoemaker, 18 Skinnergate Fenwick, William, shoemaker, 5 East Bridge Street, Bridgend Fergus, Peter, baker, 17 Kirkgate Ferguson, Alexander, tailor, 21 Cross Street Ferguson, Alexander, railway guard, 238 High Street Ferguson, Archibald, labourer, 5 Reform Place Ferguson, Daniel, 48 Commercial Street, Bridgend Ferguson, Daniel, tanner, 39 Commercial Street, Bridgend Ferguson, James, slater, 10 Newrow Ferguson, James, weaver, 54 Pomarium

FERGUSON — FISHER. 33

Ferguson, John, postboy, Cow Vennel

Ferguson, John, 284 High Street

Ferguson, John, weaver, Newrow

Ferguson, John, labourer, Stormont Street

Ferguson, Miss, 9 Cross Street

Ferguson, Miss Catherine, straw-hat maker, 161 High Street

Ferguson, Misses, straw-hat makers, 16 Charlotte Street

Ferguson, Mrs, 8 North Port

Ferguson, Mrs David, 12 Pomarium

Ferguson, Mrs David, 156 High Street

Ferguson, Mrs Janet, 8 Paul Street

Ferguson, Mrs John, sicknurse, 78 Pomarium

Ferguson, Mrs John, 38 Mill Street

Ferguson, Mrs Neil, 227 High Street

Ferguson, Mrs Robert, 24 Main Street, Bridgend

Ferguson, Mrs William, 291 High Street

Ferguson, Samuel R., secretary, S. Midland Railway, 3 Albert Place

Ferguson, William, clerk, 2 Canal Street

Ferguson, William, teacher, Victoria Street

Ferguson, William, shoemaker, 15 Pomarium

Ferguson, William, railway guard, 69 Pomarium

Ferrier, James, fisher, 48 Pomarium

Ferrier, John, 231 High Street

Ferrier, Miss, 36 Mill Street

Ferrier, Mrs John, 294 High Street

Ferrier, William, teacher, Hospital

Findlater, Mrs James, 246 High Street

Findlay, Charles, clerk, Athole Street

Findlay, George, wright, Ewe and Lamb Tavern, 5 South Street

Findlay, William, 283 High Street

Finlayson, Alexander, weaver, 333 High Street

Finlayson, James, mason, Thimblerow

Finlayson, John, plasterer, 8 Paul Street

Finlayson, Mrs, 8 Paul Street

Finlayson, Robert, nailer, 199 South Street

Finlayson, Robert, 4 Pomarium

Finlayson, Thomas, weaver, 4 Paul Street

Finlayson, Thoma9, weaver, Thimblerow

Finlayson, William, pensioner, Kinnoull Causeway

Fish Market, foot of High Street

Fisher, Alexander, weaver, 211 South Street

Fisher, John, printer, 25 High Street — house, 11 Meal Vennel

Fisher, John, baker, Athole Street

Fisher, Miss Helen, Barossa Street

Fisher, Miss Janet, St Paul's Square

Fisher, Mrs James, 22 Main Street, Bridgend

Fisher, Mrs John, 392 High Street

Fisher, Mrs John, 110 South Street

Fisher, Mrs John, broker, 13 Meal Vennel

Fisher, Peter, Hammermen's Inn, 28 Mill Street

Fisher, Robert, printer, 239 High Street

Fisher, William, labourer and victualler, 84 Watergate

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34 FISKEN — FORBES.

Fisken, James, millwright, 180 South Street

Fisken, John, weaver, 199 South Street

Fisken, John, wine and spirit merchant, 167 High Street — house,.

12 North Methven Street Fisken, Peter, tinsmith, Stormont Street Fisken, Thomas, shoemaker, 21 Skinnergate Fitchie, Mrs, King Street, east side Fittis, Robert Scott, Blackfriars Street Fleming, Alexander, tailor, 19 St John Street Fleming, Daniel, brassfounder, 46 St John Street Fleming, David, surgeon and druggist, 4 East Bridge Street —

house, 4 Gowrie Street, Bridgend Fleming, George, flesher, 8 Pomarium Fleming, George, pie-baker, 171 High Street — house,, 169 Fleming, George, flesher, 87 South Street Fleming, James, 25 South Street Fleming, John, mason, Clayholes Fleming, Margaret, grocery, 218 High Street Fleming, Miss, Bowerswell Road. Bridgend Fleming, Misses, dairy, Old Guard Vermel Fleming, Mrs, Barrack Street Fleming, Mrs John, Union Street Lane, Bridgend Fleming, Mrs Mary, 217 South Street Fleming, Peter, 4 Union Street Lane, Bridgend Fleming, William, fruiterer, 67 North Methven Street Flesh Market, Kirkside Flesh Market Close, 67 South Street Flesh Vennel, 49 South Street Fleshers' Hall, 44 South Street

Flockhart, John, writer, 14 St John St. — house, 12 Marshall Place Flockhart, Miss Catherine, straw-hat-maker, 70 South Street Flood, Mrs Michael, hawker, 348 High Street Forbes, Alexander, sheriff-officer, Barossa Street Forbes, Duncan, carter, 176 South Street Forbes, Duncan, sawyer, 54 South Street Forbes, James, carter, Newrow, north end Forbes, James, grocer, 64 South Street Forbes, James, smith, 212 South Street Forbes, John, smith, Stormont Street Forbes, John, 37 Castle Gable Forbes, Miss Ann, dressmaker, 101 High Street Forbes, Miss Ann, washer, 4 South Street Forbes, Miss Helen, grocer, 102 Watergate Forbes, Misses, Barrack Street Forbes, Mrs Dr, James Street, east side Forbes, Mrs Janet, 46 St John Street 'Forbes, Mrs John, 115 South Street Forbes, Mrs John, Hospital Street Forbes, Mrs John, Newrow Forbes, Mrs Laurence, Scott Street Forbes, Peter, horse and spirit dealer, 155 High Street Forbes, Peter, saw-repairer, 18 Union Street Lane, Bridgend

FORBES — FRASER. 35

Forbes, Robert, labourer, Stormont Street

Forbes, Thomas, labourer, Newrow

Forbes, William, Melville Street

Forbes, William, copper and tinsmith, 209 High St. — house, 207

Forbes, William, shipowner, Victoria Street

Ford, James, pensioner, 238 High Street

Ford, Miss, 6 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Ford, Mrs James, 115 South Street

Ford, Robert, manager of New Gas-work, Rlackfriars Wynd

Ford, William, pensiouer and vintner, 190 High Street

Ford, William, boatman, 51 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Forest, Mrs Daniel, vintner, 51 South Street

Forfar, William, labourer, Dovecotland

Forrester, Miss, 14 Bridge Lane

Forrester, Mrs Patrick, 20 Marshall Place

Forsyth, Alexander, policeman, Kiuuoull Causeway

Forsyth, David, baker, 2 Main Street, Bridgend

Forsyth, J. & T., cioth merchants, St John's Place

Forsyth, James, weaver, 63 Pomarium

Forsyth, John (of J. & T. Forsyth), 1 King Street

Forsyth, John, labourer, 199 South Street

Forsyth, John, vintner, 165 South Street

Forsyth, Mrs James, 66 Pomarium

Forsyth, Mrs James, 29 Pomarium

Forsyth, Mrs W., flesher, S Princes Street — house, 82 South St.

Forsyth, Thomas (of J. & T. Forsyth), 26 Marshall Place

Forsyth, Thomas, smith, 18 Kirkgate

Forsyth, William, shoemaker, 199 South Street

Forsyth, Wiliiam, baker, 29 Watergate

Fortune, Charles, manager of Wheaten-bread Society, Union Lane

Fotheringham, David, shipmaster, 29 Kirkgate

Foy, Thomas, labourer, 27 Castle Gable

Fram, Mrs James, Carpenter Street

Frampton, George, gardener, 126 High Street

France, William, officer of excise, 16 Main Street, Bridgend

Franklin, Miss Albina, muslin and baby-linen warehouse, 17

George Street Fraser, Alexander, bootmaker, 93 High Street— house above Fraser, Alexander, labourer, 27 Pomarium Fraser, Alexander, shoemaker, 190 High Street Fraser, Alexander, draper, 41 Mill Street Fraser, Alexander, dairy, 55 South Street Fraser, David, labourer, Leonard Street Fraser, David, seaman, 40 South Street Fraser, Duncan, labourer, Newrow Fraser, Henry, weaver, 14 Leonard Street Fraser, Hugh, flesher, 6 South Street Fraser, James, policeman, 85 South Street Fraser, James, weaver, 55 Meal Vennel Fraser, John, glazier, 214 High Street Fraser, John, pensioner, 11 Leonard Street Fraser, John, pensioner, Newrow, north end

36 FItASER — GALL.

Fraser, John, labourer, 280 High Street

Fraser, John, labourer, 201 South Street

Fraser, John, sawyer, 1 1 Leonard Street

Fraser, John, saddler, 29 Main Street, Bridgend

Fraser, John, weaver, Dovecotland

Fraser, Mrs, 45 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Fraser, Mrs Ann, Dovecotland

Fraser, Mrs George, washer, and mangle, Kinnoull Street

Fraser, Mrs William, Dovecotland

Fraser, Mrs William, vintner, 1 York Place

Fraser, Mrs William, Newrow

Fraser, Peter, flaxdresser, 40 Mill Street

Fraser, Robert, labourer, 87 Watergate

Fraser, Robert, wright, North William Street

Fraser, Thomas, bootcloser, 190 High Street

Fraser, Thomas, joiner, Charles Street — house, Scott Street

Fraser, William, carter, Newrow

Fraser, William, smith, 122 South Street

Fraser, William, flesher, Kinnoull Causeway

Fraser, William, smith, Hospital Street

Fraser, William, seaman, 198 South Street

Fraser, William, hair-cutter, 1 Newrow

Fraser & Anderson, lithographers and copperplate printers, 87 High Street

Free St Leonard's School, Victoria Street

Free West Church School, North Port - Frew, David, surgeon, 30 North Methven Street /Frew, Mrs Forest, 39 North Methven Street , Frew, William (of Addis & Frew), 39 North Methven Street

Friar, Henry, smith, 163 South Street

Frost, John, engine-driver, Leonard Street

Fulton, Robert, labourer, 8 Pomarium

Fulton, William, sawyer, 27 Cross Street

Fyfe, Archibald, wright, Barrack Street

Fyfe, David, mason, 98 South Street

Fyfe, James, mason, 7 Union Street Lane, Bridgend

Fyfe, James Waddell, 284 High Street

Fyfe, John, slater, 170 South Street

Fyfe, William, mason, Horse Cross

Fyfe, William, tinsmith, 44 Watergate

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Gairns, John, 36 Meal Vennel Gall, Alexander, post-boy, 29 Canal Street Gall, George, porter, 39 Watergate Gall, Hugh, labourer, Mill Close Gall, James, painter, 34 Skinnergate Gall, James, vintner, 279 High Street Gall, John, wright, 198 South Street Gall, Miss, Barrack Street Gall, Mrs John, Newrow

GALL — GARLAND.

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Gall, Robert, wright, 94 Canal Crescent Gall, William, cooper, 14 Castle Gable Gallacber, Michael, tinsmith, 160 South Street Galletly, Alexander, weaver, 327 High Street

David, weaver, Kinnoull Causeway

David, wright, 92 Watergate

David, plasterer, 344 High Street

George, labourer, 12 Castle Gable

James, mason, 10 High Street

James, tailor, 4 George Street

James, tailor, 258 High Street

James, carter, Kinnoull Causeway

John, mason, 6 Paul Street

John, railway guard, 3 Reform Place

John, siater, James Street

Miss Janet, 54 Meal Vennel

Miss Jessie, 47 Mill Street

Misses, dressmakers, James Street

Misses, dressmakers, 9 Gowrie Street, Bridgend

Mrs Alexander, 294 High Street

Mrs David, 15 Kirkgate

Mrs James, 82 Watergate

Mrs John, 54 Meal Vennel

Mrs John, milliner, 2 Kirkgate

Mrs William, Newrow

Thomas, sawyer, Foundry Lane Galloway, George, weaver, Claypots Wynd Galloway, James, clerk (Post-office), Barrack Street Galloway, James, steam -boat porter, 60 South Street Galloway, James, labourer, 46 Pomarium Galloway, John, weaver, 14 Pomarium Galloway, Mrs James, Barrack Street Galloway, Mrs Robert, 4 Paul Street Galloway, Mrs Thomas, Dovecotland Galloway, Thomas, engine-driver, 46 Pomarium Galloway, Thomas, weaver, Dovecotland Garden, Alexander, gardener, Marshall Cottage, Bridgend Gardner, Andrew, carpenter, Stormont Street Gardner, Captain David, Jock's Lodge, Bridgend Gardner, James, carter, 9 Cow Vennel Gardner, James, weaving agent, 192 South Street Gardner, Major John, late 82d regiment, Jock's Lodge, Bridgend Gardner, Miss Catherine, grocery, 20 Skinnergate Gardner, Mrs John, Victoria Street Gardner, Mrs Peter, 184 South Street Gardner, Mrs Thomas, lodgings, 104 South Street Gardner, Thomas, labourer, Thimblerow

Gardner, W. & J., engravers, w itch and clockmakers, and litho- graphers, 39 High Street — house above j' Garie, James, flaxdresser, 10 Paul Street Garie, John, 9 Crescent Garland, Andrew, carter, 290 High Street

Galletly Galletly Galletly Galletly Galletly Galletly Galletly Galletly Galletly Galletly Galletly Galletly Galletly Galletly Galletly Galletly Galletly Galletly Galletly Galletly Galletly Galletly

38 GARTHLY — GIRTING.

Garthly, Mrs James, 50 Potnarium

Garvie, Andrew, labourer, 122 South Street

Garvie, James, labourer, 16 Union Street Lane, Bridgend

Garvie, James, lime-merchant, Coalshore House, Kinnoull

Garvie, James, weaver, Newrow

Garvie, John, labourer, 18 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Garvie, Laurence, labourer, 79 Canal Street

Ga -Vie, Mrs John, King Street

Garvie, Mrs John, Earl's Dykes

Garvie, Mrs John, 35 Skinuergate

Garvie, Mrs Thomas, 5 County Place

Garvie, Thomas, draper, 42 High Street — house, 5 County Place

Garvie, William, smith, 26 Milf Street

Garvie & Deas, manufacturers, 12 South Methven Street

Gedd, Peter, shoemaker, Dovecotland

Geddes, Captain Alexander, Dovecotland

Geddes, Miss Agnes, Dovecotland

Geddes, Mrs, 3 Barossa Place

Geddes, William, sawyer, 72 Canal Street

Geekie, James, smith, 8 Paul Street

Geekie, James, weaver, Newrow

Geekie, Mrs David, 4 Main Street, Bridgend

Geellagam, John, pensioner, 70 Miil Street

Gentle, Robert S. (of Stirling & Gentle), 56 George Street

Gentry, John, carpenter and grocer, 9 South Street

Gentry, Timothy, tailor, 7 South Street

George, William, 71 High Street

Gibb, David, mason, Leonard Street

Gibb, John, calico-printer, Mill Close

Gibb, William, porter, Dovecotland

Gibbons, John, adjutant, 1 North Methvea Street

Gibbons, Mrs, staymaker, 19 Meal Vennel

Gibbons, William, seaman, 19 Meal Yennel

Gibson, David, plasterer, Scott Street

Gibson, David, police-sergeant, 28 Watergate

Gibson, David, currier, 1 Paul Street

Gibson, John, cutler, 52 Watergate — house, 246 High Street

Gibson, John, labourer, 68 Pomarium

Gibson, John, 10 Canal Street

Gibson, Margaret, grocer, 252 High Street

Gibson, Mrs Alexander, Barrack Street

Gibson, Mrs Alexander, lodgings, 69 George Street

Gibson, Mrs John, 53 Pomarium

Gibson, Mrs Peter, 27 Skinnergate

Gibson, Thomas, 301 High Street

Gibson, Thomas, shipmaster, Horner's Lane

Gibson, William, labourer, Barrack Street

Gilchrist, Mrs Cbristain, laundress, James Street

Gillespie, Erskine, roperaaker, 61 High Street — house, Athole St.

Gillespie, James, weaver Kinnoull Causeway

Gilmor, Mrs David, 9 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Girving, Morris, chimney-sweeper, 19 Skinnergate

GIVEN — GORRIE. 3#

Given, Robert, miner, 74 South Street

Glass, Andrew, weaver, 354 High Street

Glass, Daniel, labourer, 288 High Street

Glass, David, baker, 91 Higb Street — house, S7

Glass, David, weaver, 354 Higb Street

Glass, David, weaver, Clayholes

Glass, James, pensioner, Cutlog Vennel

Glass, James, clerk, 327 High Street

Glass, Mrs Alexander, 26 Princes Street

Glass, Mrs Ann, washer, 74 South Street

Glass, Mrs Daniel, 1 26 High Street

Glass, Mrs Helen, 71 Canal Street

Glass, Mrs Samuel, 78 Watergate

Glegg, James, railway guard, Earl's Dykes

Glendinning, William, postboy, 27 Skinnergate

Glendinning, William, hostler, 41 Main Street, Bridgend

Gloag, John, vintner, 113 High Street

Gloag, Matthew, grocer and spirit-dealer, 22 Athole Street

Gloag, Mrs James, 3 South Street

Gloag, Robert, hostler, Stormont Street

Gloag, Robert, vintner and poulterer, 8 Kirkgate

Gloag, William, banker, 21 Marshall Place

Glovers' Hall, 36 George Street

Goff, Thomas, railway carriage manager, James Street

Golden, Hugh, labourer, 149 South Street ^

Gollen, Thomas, weaver, 364 High Street

Goodall, John, weaver, Curfeu Row

Goodall, Laurence, carpenter, 82 South Street

Goodsir, John (of M'Laren & Goodsir), 36 North Methven Street

Goram, David, sawyer, 13 Canal Crescent

Goram, John (of William Peacock & Co.), 13 Canal Crescent

Gordon, Charles, dairy, 161 South Street

Gordon, Duncan, tailor, 1 1 6 High Street

Gordon, John, inspector, Earl's Dykes

Gordon, John, labourer, 89 Canal Crescent

Gordon, Thomas, labourer, 3 Newrow

Gordon, Thomas, sawyer, Newrow

Gordon, William, warper, Leonard Street

Gorrie, Alexander, vintner, 1 85 South Street

Gorrie, Andrew, smith, Melville Street

Gorrie, David, brassfounder, Barrack Street

Gorrie, David, cabinetmaker, 248 High Street — house, 246

Gorrie, David, copper and tinsmith, 251 High Street — house, 246

Gorrie, George, miller, 7 Paul Street

Gorrie, John, baker, 7 Paul Street

Gorrie, John, upholsterer, 245 High Street

Gorrie, John, victualler, 197 South Street

Gorrie, Robert, wright, 224 High Street

Gorrie, Thomas, engineer, 8 Newrow

Gorrie, Thomas, pattern-maker, 246 High Street

Gorrie, Thomas, wire-worker, 33 Castle Gable

Gorrie, William, carver and gilder, 28 High Street

40 GOURLAY GRANT.

Gourlay, Mrs, 17 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Gow, Alexander, hostler, 26 Princes Street

Gow, Alexander, shoemaker, 190 High Street

Gow, Charles, labourer, Newrow, north end

Cow, Daniel, postboy, 26 Princes Street

Gow, David, clerk, 82 South Street

Gow, Duncan, grocer and spirit dealer, 93 South Street — house, 82

Gow, George, teacher, 95 High Street — house, 19 Mill Street

Gow, James, weaver, Kinnoull Causeway

Gow, James, joiner, 134 High Street

Gow, John, carter, Victoria Street

Gow, John, shoemaker, 246 High Street

Gow, Magnus, millwright, Athole Street

Gow, Mrs James, Melville Street

Gow, Mrs James, 16 Canal Street

Gow, Mrs James, lodgings, 28 Kirkgate

Gow, Mrs John, 36 Meal Vennel

Gow, Mrs Robert, 19 Mill Street

Gow, Mrs William, 184 South Street

Gow, Peter, labourer, Leonard Street

Gow, Peter, grocer, Kinnoull Street

Gow, Thomas, weaver, 55 Pomarium

Gow, Thomas, shoemaker, 51 Mill Street

Gowans, Alexander, weaver, 50 Pomarium

Gowans, David, weaver, Thimblerow

Gowans, J. & W., wholesale and retail chemists and druggists, 21

High Street — house, 25 Gowans, Mrs William, 25 High Street Gowenlock, James, gardener, Asylum Graham, Alexander, 15 Marshall Place Graham, Alexander, grocer, Leonard Street Graham, David, weaver, 49 Pomarium

Graham, James (of Thomas Graham & Co.), 23 Princes Street Graham, James, labourer, Storraont Street Graham, James, writer, 8 St John Street Graham, John, tailor, Hospital Street Graham, John, shoemaker, 342 High Street Graham, John (of M'Leish & Graham), 61 George Street Graham, John, shoemaker, Carpenter Street Graham, John, weaver, 39 Pomarium Graham, Mrs James, 59 Skinnergate Graham, Mrs John, 60 High Street Graham, Mrs Margaret, Stormont Street Graham, Mrs Robert, 9 Reform Place Graham, Peter, wood and coal-merchant, Princes Street Graham, Robert, mason, 151 High Street Graham, Robert, foreman, 224 High Street

Graham, Thomas & Co., wood and coal-merchants, 19 Princes St. Graham, William, vintner, Carpenter Street Graham, William, quarryman, 352 High Street Grant, Archibald, superintendent of Public Baths, 52 Mill Street Grant, Charles, wright, Melville Street

GRANT— GREIG. 41

Grant, John, porter, 179 South Street

Grant, John, grocer, 33 St John Street — house above

Grant, Miss, Storraont Cottage, Bridgend

Grant, Mrs Alexander, 7 High Street

Grant, Mrs James, Victoria Street

Grant, Mrs James, 3 North Port

Grant, Mrs Patrick, 82 South Street

Grant, Rev. William, York Place

Grant, Robert S., clerk, Victoria Street

Gray, Alexander, postboy, Horse Cross

Gray, Andrew, bootmaker, 2 Gowrie Street, Bridgend — house, 30

Commercial Street Gray Brothers, drapers and silk mercers, 34 George Street — house,

30 Commercial Street, Bridgend Gray, David, weaver, 6 Cross Street Grey, Edward, grocer, 4 3 George Street

Gray, George, writer, 14 South Street — h., Bowerswell, Bridgend Gray, James, engineer, 68 St John Street Gray, James, wright, 184 South Street

Gray, James, surgeon and druggist, 21 South Street — house, 17 Gray, John, manufacturer of ginger beer, lemonade, and soda water, 89 South Street

Gray, John, carpenter, 79 Canal Street

Gray, John (at Perth Bank), 9 Barossa Place

Gray, John M'Euen, ironmonger and brassfounder, 7 George St. — house, 7 High Street

Gray, Miss Barbara, 12 Princes Street

Gray, Mrs Andrew, 4 Crescent

Gray, Mrs George, Einnoull Causeway

Gray, Mrs James, 1 3 Cross Street

Gray, Mrs William, 7 High Street

Gray, Rev. Andrew, 4 Rose Terrace

Gray, Robert, weaver, Thimblerow

Gray, Thomas, postboy, Cow Vennel

Gray, William, porter, 9 Canal Crescent

Gray, William, dairy, 217 High Street

Green, John, porter, 266 High Street

Green, Mrs William, 74 South Street

Greenhill, Mrs James. 9 Castle Gable

Gregor, James, clerk, Victoria Street

Gregor, James, vintner, Stormont Street

Gregor, James, policeman, 219 High Street

Gregor, James, bootujaker, 95 South Street

Gregoir, John, weaver, 323 High Street

Greig, David, watchmaker and jeweller, 99 High Street and 30 St John Street — house, 6 Marshall Place

Greig, George, cooper, 10 Paul Street

Greig, George, baker, 3 Einnoull Causeway

Greig, James (of R. & J. Greig), 6 Charlotte Street

Greig, James, smith, Leonard Street

Greig, Misses, 2 Barossa Place

Greig, R. & J., wholesale and retail grocers, 89 High Street

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42 GREIG — HALL.

Greig, Robert (of R. & J. Greig), Marshall Bank

Greig, Thomas, clothier, 24 Watergate

Greig, William, writer and City Clerk, 3 High Street — house, 4-7 George Street

Greig, William, vintner, 96 High Street

Greig & Son, teachers, 60 North Methven Street

Greig & Son's Mercantile Academy, Kinnoull Street

Grig, Nero, grocer and picture frame maker, 19 Kirkgate

Grimmond, George, clerk, 7 Watergate

Grimmond, John, town sergeant, 60 South Street

Grimmond, Peter, porter, 156 South Street

Grimmond, Robert, weaver, 19 Pomarium

Grove, Captain, J. J., chief constable, 1 Marshall Place

Guild Hall, 96 High Street

Guild, Miss Janet, 163 South Street

Guild Office, 60 High Street

Gullen, Andrew, upholsterer, 2 Canal Street

Gunn, David, joiner, 4 South Street

Gunn, John, 45 Skinnergate

Gunn, Mrs William, Dovecotland

Gunn, William, furnishing warehouse, 53 High Street — house, 55 Guthrie, Alexander, brassfounder, 28 Watergate Guthrie, John, hawker, 27 Skinnergate Guthrie, John, mason, St Paul's Square Guthrie, Mrs Andrew, vintner, 25 Kirkgate Guthrie, Peter, shoemaker and grocer, Horse Cross Guthrie, Thomas, printer of Perthshire Constitutional newspaper,, Ba- ossa Street

Hackney, George, carpenter, 54 Watergate

Haggart, Daniel, vintner, 1 1 East Bridge Street, Bridgend

Haggart, Edmond, stoker, Kinnoull Causeway

Haggart, James, mason, St Paul's Square

Haggart, James, labourer, Newrow

Haggart, Mrs Ann, mangle, 28 Gowrie Street, Bridgend

Haggart, Mrs Duncan, lodgings, 17 East Bridge St., Bridgend

Haggart, Peter, shoemaker, 53 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Haggart, Robert, grocer, 53 Mill Street

Haggart, William, currier, 5 East Bridge Street, Bridgend

Haggarty, John, shoemaker, 34 North Methven Street

Halkerstone, James, labourer, 77fcSouth Street

Halket, David, surgeon, 3 Watergate

Halket, Miss, 13 Rose Terrace

Halket, Robert, riddle-maker, 219 High Street

Hall, George, agent, 7 Bridge Lane

Hall, James, tea-agent, 59 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Hall, James, shoemaker, 54 Meal Vennel

Hall, John, shoemaker, 149 High Street

Hall, John, painter, Mill Wynd

Hall, Robert, wright, 291 High Street

HALLEY — HARRIS.

43

SI alley, Andrew, plasterer, 125 South Street

Halley, David (of Jameson & Halley), Dovecotland

Halley, David, weaver, 23 Pomarium

Halley, David, sheriff-officer, 72 High Street

Halley, George, weaver, Dovecotland

Halley, George, railway guard, Hospital Street

Halley, James, weaver, 7 Pomarium

Halley, James, brewer, 79 Canal Street

Halley, James, plasterer, Leonard Street

Halley, James, messenger-at-arms and bar-officer, 4 George St

Halley, James, weaver, Claypots Wynd

Halley, James, weaver, 239 High Street

Halley, James, Logiealmond tavern, 10 South Methven Street

Halley, Miss Ann, Dovecotland

Halley, Miss Margaret, ropemaker, 180 High Street — h@use? 102

Halley, Misses, dressmakers, 102 High Street

Halley, Mrs Andrew, 10 Paul Street

Halley, Mrs David, 72 High Street

Halley, Mrs James, 103 South Street

Halley, Robert, seaman, Thimblerow

Halley, Robert, labourer, Hospital Street

Halley, William, labourer, Dovecotland

Halley, William, plasterer, 74 South Street

Halley, William, weaver, 49 Pomarium

Hallyburton, Adam, mason, 162 South Street

Hamilton, James, weaver, Dovecotland

Hamilton, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 48 St John Street

— !house, 46 Hamilton, Mrs George, Leonard Street Hammermen's Hall, 173 High Street Hanniberry, Mrs Martin, 246 High Street Harbour & Navigation Office, 14 High Street Hardie, Miss Jean, mangle, 238 High Street Hardie, William, seaman, 340 High Street Harley, Mrs John, Leonard Street Harley, William, wright, Barrack Street Harper, Alexander, labourer, Cutlog Vennel Harper, William (of Turner & Harper), 7 Kinnoull Street Harris, Alexander, fishmonger, Deadlands Harris, Ebenezer, weaver, Claypots Wynd Harris, James, mason, Low Street Harris, James, mason, Barrack Street Harris, John, weaver, Dovecotland Harris, Miss, Ann, 70 Mill Street Harris, Mrs, teacher, Hospital Harris, Mrs William, Thimblerow Harris, Mrs William, 10 High Street Harris, Robert, labourer, Kinnoull Causeway Harris, Thomas, weaver, Newrow

Harris, William, Balbeggy foot post, 6 Strathmore St., Bridgend Harris, William, smith, 15 Main Street, Bridgend Harris, William, labourer, 108 South Street

44 HARRISON-— HENDERSON.

Harrison, George, superintendent of locomotives, King Street Narrower, Mrs John, 54 South Street Hart, Samuel, porter, 220 South Street Harvie, James, shipmaster, Scott Street Haskoll, Rev. Joseph, 7 High Street Hatfield, William, engineer, 55 High Street Haxton, Robert, weaver, Clayholes IT ay, Adam, dyer, Dovecotland Hay, Alexander, saddler, 53 Watergate Hay, Alexander, wright, Clayholes

Hay, Alexander, auctioneer and appraiser, 57 South Street Hay, Alexander, slater, 258 High Street Hay, Charles, weaver, Thimblerow Hay, David, weaver, 27 Cross Street Hay, Frederick, mason, Clayholes Hay, George, seaman, 50 Main Street, Bridgend Hay, James, shipmaster, 50 South Street Hay, James, builder, James Street, west side Hay, James, labourer, 36 Meal Vennel Hay, James, weaver, 14 Leonard Street Hay, John, weaver, Thimblerow Hay, John, weaver, 49 Pomarium Hay, John, weaving jigent and grocer, Newrow Hay, Miss Jane, dressmaker, 2 Bridge Lane Hay, Mrs George, 219 High Street Hay, Mrs James, lodgings, County Place Hay, Peter, carpenter, 4 Cross Street Hay, Robert, weaver, 31 Pomarium

Hay, Robert, draper, 27 George Street — house, Scott Street- Hay, Robert, wright, Carpenter Street Hay, Thomas, weaver, 50 Pomarium Hay, William, weaver, 27 Cross Street Hay & Aitken, straw-bat makers, 5 St John Street' Heally, Thomas A., comptroller of customs, James Street Heitou, A. &. A., architects, 4 York Place Henderson, Andrew, weaver, 291 High Street Henderson, George, coal-merchant, Princes Street- — house, Cow

Vennel Henderson, George, weaver, Barrack Street Henderson, George, last maker, Cutlog Vennel Henderson, James, vintner, 307 High Street Henderson, James, sawyer, 333 High Street Henderson, James, policeman, 85 South Street Henderson, James, carter, 9 Castle Gable Henderson, John, joiner, 48 Commercial Street, Bridgend Henderson, John, stoker, Old Shore Henderson, John, weaver, Union Street Henderson, John, shipmaster, 105 South Street Henderson, John, wine and spirit merchant, St John's Place —

house above Henderson, Matthew, sawyer, 312 High Street Henderson, Miss Janet, Barossa Street

HENDERSON — HILL. 45

Henderson, Mrs, Mill Close

Henderson, Mrs Andrew, 71 Mill Street

Henderson, Mrs David, 6 Cross Street

Henderson, Mrs James, 67 South Street

Henderson, Mrs John, dressmaker, 12 George Street

Henderson, Mrs Robert, 145 High Street

Henderson, Mrs Walter, tobacconist, 85 High Street — house, 87

Henderson, Mrs William, 4 Cross Street

Henderson, Mrs William, 224 High Street

Henderson, Peter, fruiterer, 3 Kirkgate

Henderson, Robert, labourer, 10 Paul Street

Henderson, Robert, weaver, Thimblerow

Henderson, Robert, shoemaker, 149 High Street

Henderson, Robert, smith, 4 Paul Street

Henderson, Thomas, weaver, Thimblerow

Henderson, Thomas, grocer and wine merchant, 249 High Street

Henderson, Thomas, labourer, 55 Meal Vennel

Henderson, William, carter, 33 Canal Street

Henderson, William, weaver, Thimblerow

Henderson. William, M.D., 17 Rose Terrace

Henderson, AVilham, porter, Leonard Street

Henderson, William, smith, Princes Street

Henry, James, weaver, Leonard Street

Henry, Thomas, miller, 271 High Street

Henry, William, labourer, 3 Cross Street

Hepburn, Alexander, weaver, 14 Canal Crescent

Hepburn, David, writer, 14 Charlotte St. — house, 16 Rose Terrace

Hepburn, David, pensioner, 139 South Street

Hepburn, James, weaver, Dovecotland

Hepburn, James, 170 High Street

Hepburn, Miss, teacher, 27 Athole Street

Hepburn, Misses, Melville Street

Hepburn, Mrs David, 219 High Street

Hepburn, Mrs James, Dovecotland

Hepburn, Mrs John, l Canal Crescent

Hepburn, Mrs Niuian, 15 Barossa Place

Herd, David, fisher, 92 Watergate

Herd, George, sawyer, Leonard Street

Herd, John, weaver, 24 Pomarium

Herd, Mrs James, 327 High Street

Herd, Thomas, labourer, 55 Watergate

Herdman, David, carpenter, 28 Watergate

Heron, Charles, weaver, Thimblerow

Heron, Joseph, tailor, 39 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Hewat, J. & Son, pie-bakers and vintners, 10 Watergate — house, 8

Hewat, James, pie-baker, 28 South Methven Street— house, 26

Hewat, Kirkwood, candlemaker, 66 High Street — house, 58

Canal Street High, David, mason, 14 Leonard Street Hill, Alexander, 32 Commercial Street, Bridgend Hill, David, wright, 68 Pomarium Hill, David, labourer, Claypots Wynd

e 2

46 HILL HUNTER.

Hill, David, weaver, Mill Wynd Close

Hobscm, David, painter, 102 High Street

Hobson, James, stockiDgweaver, 30 Watergate

Hobson, John, stockingweaver, 16 Canal Street

Hobson, Mrs James, 102 High Street

Hodge, David, railway guard, Kinnoull Causeway

Hodkinson, James, engineer, James Street

Hogg, John, wright, 83 Watergate

Hogg, Mrs George, vintner, Kirkside

Hogg, Mrs John, 45 Watergate

Hogg, Mrs William, 2 York Place

Hogg, Peter, tinsmith, 301 High Street

Hogg, William, ropespinner, 204 South Street

Hoggan, Alexander, fireman, 126 High Street

Hoggan, James, carpenter, 86 Watergate

Hoggarty, Peter, labourer, 89 South Street

Holmes, Isaac, tailor, 53 Watergate

Holmes, Mrs John, 246 High Street

Honey, James M., writer, 28 High Street — house, 26 Main Street,

Bridgend Honey, Miss Janet, meal-dealer, 1 1 St John's Place Honey, Mrs George, flesher, 30 South Street — house, 25 Honeymau, George, labourer, 40 Pomarium Hood, Alexander, weaver, Mill Close Hood, Andrew, victualler, 1 Mill Street Hood, Laurence, Perth Bank porter, 22 George Street Hood, William, weaver, Clayholes Hopekirk, David, baker, Leonard Street Horn, Alexander, weaver, Dovecotland Horn, Andrew, weaver, 7 Pomarium Horn, George, brewer, Cherry Lane

Horn, James, victualler, 61 Skinnergate — house, 5 Castle Gable Horn, Mrs Laurence, grocer, 81 Main Street, BridgeDd Horn, Robert, agent (Bank of Scotland), Princes Street Horner, Charles, 7 High Street

Horner's Lane, 122 South Street, and 48 Canal Street Hosack, James, seaman, 63 Waterate Hostler, James, porter, Paul's Close, Newrow Hounsell, William, hostler, IS Castle Gable Howie, James, gardener, Kinnoull Causeway Howie, John, baker, 17 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Howie, Mrs William, Melville Street Hughes, David, mason, Leonard Street Hughes, Miss Jean, 294 High Street Hughes, Misses, 16 Canal Crescent Huie, Hector Muaro, Scott Street, east side Hume, David, bill-poster, &c, 28 Kirkgate Hume, James, weaver, 8 Pomarium Hume, John, bootcloser, 42 Pomarium Hume, Miss Elizabeth, 71 Canal Street Hunt, Thomas, shoemaker, Melville Street Hunter, Miss, Melville Street

HUNTER — IMRIE. 47

Hunter, Miss, King Street, west side

Hunter, Mrs Ann, 238 High Street

Hunter, Mrs James, 4 South Street

Hunter, W. H. (of Hunter & Conning), Garry Cottage

Hunter & Conning, writers, 73 George Street

Husband, Mrs, of Glenearn, 3 Athole Place

Huskins, Margaret, 103 South Street

Hutchison, Alexander, wright, 4 Meal Vermel

Hutchison, Audrew, farrier, 54 South Street

Hutchison, Andrew, fiesher, 16 Gowrie Street, Bridgend

Hutchison, Andrew, weaver, 12 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Hutchison, John, weaver, Newrow _

Hutchison, John, weaver, 54 Pomarium

Hutchison, John, millwright, Stormont Street

Hutchison, John, shoemaker, 146 High Street

Hutchison, Misses, South William Street

Hutchison, Misses, dressmakers, Stormont Street

Hutchison, Mrs James, 6 Clayholes

Hutchison, Robert, scavenger, Pomarium

Hutchison, Walter, wright, 50 Canal Street

Hutchison, William, governor of County Prison, Speygate

Hutchison, William, tailor, 66 South Street

Hutton, George, teacher, Melville Street

Hutton, James, weaver, 170 South Street

Hutton, John, painter, 1 1 Pomarium

Hutton, Mrs, Barossa Street

Imrie, Alexander P. (of Peacock & Imrie), South Methven Street

Imrie, Andrew, fireman, 246 High Street

Imrie, David, wright, 308 High Street

Imrie, David, weaver, 9 Keir Street, Bridgend

Imrie, George, commission-agent, 51 High Street — house, 6

Imrie, George, weaver, Leonard Street

Imrie, James, victualler, 127 South Street

Imrie, James, mason, Kinnoull Causeway

Imrie, James railway carrier, Murray Street

Imrie, John, wright, Barossa Street

Imrie, John, tailor, County Place

Imrie, John, shoemaker, 55 Meal Vennel

Imrie, John, clerk, Athole Street

Imrie, Joseph, seaman, 24 Pomarium

Imrie, Miss Janet, 55 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Imrie, Mrs David, 27 Cross Street

Imrie, Mrs Janet, Barossa Street

Imrie, Mrs John, 143 South Street

Imrie, Mrs John, grocery, Princes Street

Imrie, Mrs John, 308 High Street

Imrie, Peter, cabinet-maker and upholsterer, 76 George Street —

house, 72 Imrie, William, ironmonger, 10 St John St. — house, 47 George St.

48 IMRIE — JACKSON.

Tmrie, William, leather-merchant, 203 High Street — h., Murray St.

laches, Mrs John, 4 Gowrie Street, Bridgend

Indigent Old Men's Society Store, 156 South Street

Infant School, King Street (Misses M'Pherson, teachers)

Inglis, George, shipmaster, Nelson Street

Iaglis, William, moulder, Mill Street

Innes, David, wright, 117 South Street

Innes, Mrs John, 228 South Street

Inspector of Poor's Office, li Canal Crescent (G. Croll,

inspector) Ireland, Charles, weaver, 327 High Street Ireland, David, carpenter. 177 South Street Ireland, John, quarryman, 216 High Street Ireland, Peter, clerk, Scott Street Ireland, William, weaver, Clayholes Irons, D. & J., tea-dealers, 34 High Street — house, 47 Ironside, Miss, Kinnoull Causeway Irvine, James, shipmaster, 170 High Street Irvine, John, smith and cartwright, North William Street Irvine, Miss Ann, milliner, 9 George Street — house, 20 Watergate Irvine, Mrs Alexander, 104 South Street Irvine, Mrs Mercer, North William Street Irvine, Mrs Robert, 132 High Street Irvine, William, sawyer, Barossa Street Isaac, John, salesman, 10 North Methven Street Isaac, Thomas, officer of the Middle Church parish, 59 Pomarium Isaac, Thomas, trades-warder (County Prison), 4 South Street Isdale, Alexander, coal-merchant, Kinnoull Street — house, 47

High Street Isles, Peter, factory manager, Princes Street

.lack, John, seaman, 219 High Street

Jack, Mrs Andrew, Union Street

Jack, Mrs James, 125 South Street

Jack, Mrs John, Cherry Lane

Jack, Mrs Peter, 39 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Jackson, Adam, sawyer, 18 Back Wynd, Bridgend

Jackson, Andrew, seaman, 54 Watergate

Jackson, Charles, linen-draper, 13 Charlotte Street — house, 14

Jackson, David, shopman, Kinnoull Causeway

Jackson, David, tailor, 42 Pomarium

Jackson, George, weaver, 42 Pomarium

Jackson, Hunter, wright, 23 Old Guard Vennel

Jackson, James, cartwright, 17 East Bridge Street, Bridgend

Jackson, James, carver and gilder, 21 Main Street, Bridgend

Jackson, James, vintner and carter, Lime Shore

Jackson, John, mason, 12 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Jackson, John, smith, 8 Newrow

Jackson, John, coal-merchant, Princes Street — house, James St.

Jackson, John, golf-club maker, 4 North Port

JACKSON — JONES. 49

Jackson, John, auctioneer, Bowerswell Road, Bridgend

Jackson, John, painter, 4 Meal Vennel

Jackson, Mrs Charles, 9 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Jackson, Mrs Christian, 130 South Street

Jackson, Mrs J. H., spirit-dealer, 140 South Street

Jackson, Peter, tailor, 89 South Street

Jackson, Peter, carter, 71 Canal Street

Jackson, Thomas, carver and gilder, 70 George Street — house, 3

Bridge Lane Jackson, Thomas, cartwright, 9 Gowrie Street, Bridgend Jameson, Melville (of Duncan, M'Lean, & Jameson), 8 Barossa

Place Jamieson, Andrew P. (of Jamieson & Halley), 9 North Methvea St. Jamieson, J. W. (at Central Bank), Moncrieff Bank, Craigie Jamieson, John, draper and general outfitter, 62 George Street

and 4 Bridge" Lane — house, 48 George Street Jamieson, John, hawker, 154 South Street Jamieson, John, seaman, 163 South Street Jamieson, Mrs J. King's Place

Jamieson, Thomas, fishmonger and game-dealer, 106 Watergate Jamieson, William, clerk, 10 North Port Jamieson & Halley, weaving agents, 2 Kinnoull Street Jardine, George, coal-mercbant, Newrow— -house, James Street Jardine, John, clerk, Bowerswell Road, Bridgend Jardine, Robert, smith and beam-maker, 3 Mill Street Jarvie, Miss Margaret, Kinnoull Causeway Jarvie, Mrs James, 92 Watergate Jarvie, William, joiner, Melville Street Jenkins, James (of Cochrane & Jenkins), Mill Close Jenkins, William, labourer, 67 South Street Johnman, John, wright, 139 South Street Johnman, William, wright, 189 South Street Johnman, AVilliam» sawyer, James Street Johnston, Archibald, 66 South Street

Johnston, Edward, turner and bobbin-maker, 120 High Street Johnston, George, manufacturer, Curfeu Row — h., 5 East Bridge

Street, Bridgend Johnston, Henry, weaver, 112 South Street Johnston, James, combuiaker, 69 South Street Johnston, John, labourer, 142 South Street Johnston, Miss, Mill Street Johnston, Mrs, 14 Pociarium Johnston, Mrs John, 28 Marshall Place

Johnston, Peter, builder, Cow Vennel — house, 77 South Street Johnston, Stewart, fiesher, 7 North Port — house, 5 Johnston, William, clerk of excise, 14 Charlotte Street Johnston, William, weaver, 115 South Street Johnston, William, weaver, 384 High Street Johnston, William Glen, 2 Crescent Johnston & Macgregor, tobacconists, 1 38 High Street Jolly, D. L., agent for the National Bank, 5 High Street Jones, Miss, milliner, 1 Crescent

50 JONES — KENNEDY.

Jones, Mrs John, 36 Meal Vennel Juaor, Mrs, 30 North Methven Street Justiciary Court-Room, foot of South Street

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Kean, Anthony, labourer, 57 Watergate

Keay, Andrew (of Pullar & Keay), Scott Street

Keay, George, wright, 126 South Street

Keay, James, labourer, Storinont Street

Keay, James, weaver, Leonard Street

Keay, John, sheriff-officer, Leonard Street

Keay, Miss Agnes, Melville Street

Keay, Mrs David, 31 Cross Street

Keay, Mrs Robert, 31 George Street

Keay, Robert, jeweller, 29 George St. — h., 24 Main St., Bridgend

Keay, William, weaver, Dovecotland

Keegan, Michael, hawker, 9 Meal Vennel

Keiller, George, weaver, Dovecotland

Keiller, Miss Isabella, Thimblerow

Keiller, Mrs Andrew, 220 South Street

Keiller, Mrs William, 20 Charlotte Street

Keiller, Mrs William, washer and dresser, 45 Watergate

Keiller, Mrs William, 92 Watergate

Keiller, Thomas, weaver, 18 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Keiller, Wedderspoon, confectioner, 45 George Street — house, 47

Keiller, William, confectioner, 63 George St. — h., 20 Charlotte St.

Keir, George, Dupplin post, 246 High Street

Keir, Miss Betsy, Newrow

Keir, Mrs, grocery, Union Street, Blackfriars

Keir, Mrs, Newrow

Keir, Mrs Captain, 1 1 Barossa Place

Keir, William, pensioner, 25 Cross Street

Keir, William, shoemaker, 197 High Street

Kelly, Richard, painter, 293 High Street

Kelly, William, ropespinner, 315 High Street

Kelt, Andrew, seaman, 9 Speygate

Kelt, Mrs Peter, 155 South Street

Kelty, Andrew, M.D., Tayhill, Bridgend

Kelty, David, mason and eating-house, 20 High Street

Kelty, John, weaver, 50 Pomarium

Kelty, John, weaver, 5 Cross Street

Kelty, Mrs John, 63 Pomarium

Kemp, John, writer, 36 George Street

Kemp, Peter, mason, Barrack Street

Kemp, William, weaver, Kinnoull Causeway

Kennan, Robert, labourer, Cutlog Vennel

Kennaway, Charles G., confectioner, 101 South Street

Kennedy, Alexander, labourer, Kinnoull Causeway

Kennedy, Andrew, labourer, 61 Meal Vennel

Kennedy, Angus, railway guard, 37 George Street

Kennedy, David, weaver, 384 High Street

KENNEDY KINLOCH. 51

Kennedy, David, painter, Claypots Wynd

Kennedy, Duncan, spirit-dealer, 182 South Street

Kennedy, James, tailor, 129 South Street

Kennedy, James, smith, Hospital Street

Kennedy, John, Salutation Inn, 26 South Street

Kennedy, John, labourer, Stormont Street

Kennedy, John, porter, Cutlog Vennel

Kennedy, Misses, 368 High Street

Kennedy, Mrs David, 126 South Street

Kennedy, Mrs Duncan, 170 High Street

Kennedy, Mrs John, 182 High Street

Kennedy, Mrs Peter, 170 High Street

Kennedy, Mrs Robert, grocery, 22 Watergate

Kennedy, Peter, book-agent, 306 High Street

Kennedy, Robert, pensioner, 102 High Street

Kennedy, Robert, tailor; 67 Meal Vennel

Kennedy, William, plasterer, 67 South Street

Ker, Robert D., secretary S. Central Railway, 8 Rose Terrace

Kerr, Andrew, Tallyho tavern, 52 South Street

Kerr, G-eorge, smith, 116 South Street

Kerr, George, clerk, 66 South Street

Kerr, Lord Charles, Kinnoull Cottage

Kerr, Mrs John, 98 South Street

Kerr, Peter, sheriff-officer, Flesh Vennel

Kethel, Miss Ann, 309 High Street

Kethel, Mrs George, grocer and spirit-dealer, 244 High Street

Kethel, Robert, corn-merchant, Charter Lane

Kethel, William, porter, Clayholes

Kethel, William, wright, 148 South Street

Kettles, Andrew, grocer and wine-merchant, 1 Main St., Bridgend

Kidd, David, labourer, 79 Canal Street

Kidd, John, brewer, 16 Union Street Lane, Bridgend

Kidd, John, coachman, Union Lane

Kidd, John, teacher of music, St Paul's Square

Kidd, John, weaver, 65 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Kidd, Miss Isabella, Dovecotland

Kidd, Mrs James, grocer, 1 East Bridge Street, Bridgend

Kidd, Thomas, grocer, 229 High Street

Kiddy, Mrs Samuel, grocer, 23 Main Street, Bridgend

Kiddy, Robert, labourer, 333 High Street

Kilgour, John, dairy, Barossa Street

Kilgour, Mrs, 11 Charlotte Street

Kilgour, Robert, writer, 14 Charlotte Street — house, Pitcullen

Kilgour, William, carter, 6 Pomarium

King, Alexander (of 3d Co-operative Society), 105 South Street

King, Andrew, grocer, 329 High Street

King, Duncan, jeweller, 102 High Street

King, James, grocer, 124 High Street — house, 77 South Street

King, Mrs James, vintner, 4 Speygate

King, Thomas, weaver, 360 High Street

King's Arm's Inn, 7 High Street (John Ruthven)

Kinloch, David, weaver, 3 Kinnoull Causeway

52 KINLOCH — LAMONT.

Kinloch, John, baker, Union Lane

Kinmonth, Alexander, weaver, 27 Castle Gable

Kinnear, Mrs Andrew, Kinnoull Causeway

Kinnear, Mrs Patrick, 12 Keir Street, Bridgend

Kinnear, Peter, sailmaker, Lime Shore

Kinnear, Peter, shipmaster, 2 Canal Street

Kinnoch, Alexander, bootmaker, 63 South Methven Street — house,

23 Leonard Street Kinnoch, John, weaver, 53 Pomarium Kinnoch, Joseph, shoemaker, 170 South Street Kinnoch, Mrs James, vintner, 13 Pomarium Kinnoch, Mrs James, 9 Commercial Street, Bridgend Kinnoch, Peter, shoemaker, 78 Pomarium Kinnoch, Thomas, shoemaker, 9 Cross Street Kinnoch, Thomas, moulder, 1 1 Cross Street Kinnoch, Thomas, nailer, 327 High Street Kinnoch, William, lime agent, 7 Speygate

Kippen, John, writer, 64 St John Street — house, Melville Street Kippen, Miss Janet, 27 Castle Gable Kirk Close, SO High Street Kirk, David, flesher, 348 High Street Kirk, David, smith, 17 Cross Street Kirkwood, Mrs, 20 South Street Knight, Alexander, Cutlog Vennel Knight, Mrs Alexander, Union Lane Knox, John, laboruer, 70 Mill Street Knox, Joseph, weaver, Thimblerow Knox, Miss Mary, 15 Commercial Street, Bridgend Knox, Robert Hay. saddler, 56 George Street Knox, William, shoemaker, 53 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Laing, Charles, weaver, Kinnoull Causeway

Laing, George, labourer, 4 Paul Street

Laing, George, weaver, 12 Castle Gable

Laing, James, weaver, Dovecotland

Laing, Miss Elizabeth, Paul's Close, Newrow

Laing, Miss Jessie, Scott Street

Laing, Mrs James, 24 Athole Street

Laing, Peter, railway guard, 9 Cross Street

Laird, David, gardener, 27 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Laird, James, weaver, 63 North Methven Street

Laird, Robert, 336 High Street

Lamb, James, birdstuflfer, King Street, east side

Lamb, John, weaver, Dovecotland

Lamb, Matthew, postboy, 59 Skinnergate

Lamb, Richard, weaver, Newrow

Lamb, Robert, wright, 17 Gowrie Street, Bridgend

Lamb, William, hustler, Scott Street

Lamb, William, shipmaster, 2 Canal Street

Lamont, John, tailor, 151 High Street

LAMONT — LINDSAY. 53

Lamont, John, tailor, 17 Watergate

Lamont, Mrs Alexander, 348 High Street

Lamont, Mrs Alexander, vintner, 156 High Street

Lamont, Neil, porter, 177 High Street

Lamont, William, tailor, 9 St John Street

Lanchom, William, pensioner, 32 North Methven Street

Lang, John, printer, 4 0 Mill Street

Lang, Michael, perfumer, 52 George Street — house, 48

Larg, Mrs Peter, Newrow, north end

Larg, Peter, sexton, 87 High Street

Lauder, David, boatman, 7 Speygate

Lauder, George, printer, Thimblerow

Lauder, George, reporter, 222 South Street

Lauder, Miss Janet, milliner and dressmaker, 137 High Street

Lauder, Mrs James, 86 Watergate

Lauder, Walter, wright," 348 High Street

Laurence, James, slater, King Street, west side

Laurie, Alexander, weaver, 42 Pomarium

Laurie, Archibald, weaver Thimblerow

Laurie, James, labourer, 51 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Laurie, John, weaver, 49 Pomarium

Laurie, Miss Helen, 97 South Street

Laurie, Robert, weaver, Dovecotland

Laurie, William, wright, 85 South Street

Law, Charles, coal-merchant, Princes Street

Law, James, agent, 71 North Methven Street

Law, James, weaver, Leonard Street

Law, Robert, dairy, County Buildings, 108 Watergate

Law, William, corn-merchant, 21 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Lawrence, Charles, tobacconist, 14 George Street — h., North Port

Lawson, John, seaman, 43 Pomarium

Lawson, Miss Catherine, washer, 74 South Street

Lawson, Mrs William, 34 Skinnergate

Lawson, Peter, shoemaker, 2l>7 High Street

Lees, James, gunmaker, 71 George Street — house, 20 Union Street

Lane, Bridgend Lees, John, combmaker, 64 High Street — house, 29 Castle Gable Lees, John, toy warehouse, 20 George Street-— house, 27 Castle

Gable Leitham, Mrs Alexander, Hospital Street

Leitham, William, flesher, 37 St John Street — h., 53 South Street Lennie, Gregory M., grocer, 144 South Street Lennox, James, shopman, 38 Watergate Lennox, John, tacksmau of salmon -fishings, Nelson Street Lennox, Miss Catherine, vintner, Princes Street Lennox, Mrs William, midwife, Leonard Street Leslie, Joseph, bootmaker, 7 Gowrie Street, Bridgend — house, 5 Letters. Michael, hawker, 154 South Street Lindsay, John, wright, 73 Main Street, Bridgend Lindsay, John, plumber, brassfounder, and gas-fitter, Kirkside —

house, 4 1 South Street Lindsay, Major-General, Early Cottage, Craigie

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54 LINDSAY — LUKE.

Lindsay, Mr9 John, 67 South Street

Lindsay, Rev. William, Gowrie Bank, Burghmuir

Little, Thomas, wright, 2 Canal Street

Littlejohn, David, weaver, 53 Pomarium

Littlejohn, Miss Mary, 206 South Street

Littlejohn, Mrs Robert, Thimblerow

Littlejohn, Mrs Thomas, 5 Speygate

Littlejohn, Robert, shipowner, 69 Canal Street

Livingston, John E. (at Central Bank), Barossa Place

Livingston, John, hawker, 36 Meal Tennel

Livingston, Peter, clerk, 69 North Methven Street

Livingston, Peter, corn-merchant, Leonard Street

Livingston, Stewart, hostler, 148 South Street

Livingston, William, letter-carrier, Union Street, Blackfriars

Lockhart, John, patternmaker, 5 Meal Yennel

Logan, Alexander, teacher, 3 Barossa Place

Logan, Alexander, warper, Mill Wynd

Logan, Henry, labourer, 126 High Street

Logie, Mrs William, grocer, 3 Pomarium

Logie, Thomas, maltman, 9 Reform Place

Logie, William, grocer, 2 Mill Street — house above

Lonie, James, bootmaker, 44 North Methven Street

Lonie, James, shoemaker, 206 South Street

Lorimer, George, bookseller, 187 South Street

Lorimer, Miss, 16 Rose Terrace

Lorimer, Mrs Andrew, 199 High Street

Lorimer, Mrs Peter, 221 South Street

Lorimer, Mrs William, St Paul's Square

Lorimer, William, tailor, 266 High Street

Lothian, Charles, grocery, Carpenter Street

Lothian, Duncan, porter, Union Lane

Lothian, James, wright, Kinnoull Causeway

Louden, James, seaman, South William Street

Love, James, mason, 83 Main Street, Bridgend

Love, James, shoemaker, 8 East Bridge Street, Bridget

Low, Alexander, weaver, Leonard Street

Low, David, wright, 68 Pomarium

Low, Miss, dressmaker, Carpenter Street

Low, Miss Sarah, 54 Watergate

Low, Misses, 59 North Methven Street

Low, Mrs David, 199 South Street

Low, Mrs David, 122 South Street

Low, Mrs Matthew, 170 South Street

Low, Stewart, drover, 21 Cross Street

Low, Thomas, 1 5 East Bridge Street, Bridgend

Lowe, John, commercial agent for Hamburgh, Rotterdam, &c, 2

St John's Place — house, 29 Kirkgate Lowe, John, teacher of dancing, Carpenter Street Lowe, Misses, ladies' and children's dressmakers, 28 St John St. Luby, John, labourer, 4 6 Pomarium Luke, David, mason, Stcrmont Street Luke, James, weaver, 51 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

LUKE — MALCOLM. 55

•Luke, James, weaver and spirit-dealer, 200 South Street

Luke, Robert, weaver, 344 High Street

Luke, Robert, weaver, 177 South Street

Luke, William, 190 High Street

Luinsdaine, Jobu, M.D., 6 Athole Place

Luinsdaine, Mrs, 6 Athole Place

Lumsdaiae, Robert, carter, 67 Mill Street

Luncarty Company's Office, 7 Charlotte Street

Luttet, George, weaver, 190 South Street

Lyall, John, wright, 43 Pemarium

Lyall, Miss, milliner, 170 High Street

Lyall, Miss Helen, grocery, 193 High Street

Lyall, William, weaver, Dovecotland

Lynam, John, wright, 103 South Street

Lynch, Matthew, vintner, 52 Meal Vennel

Lyon, David, shoemaker, 246 High Street

Lyon, Misses, South William, Street

Lyons, James, labourer, Cutlog Vennel

Lyons, Michael, I West Bridge Street, Bridgend

Lyons, Richard, labourer, Barrack Street

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Mackie, Charles, turner, 71 North Methven Street

Mackie, David, porter, 41 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Mackie, David & Son, brassfounders and plumbers, 90 High Street

— house, 96 Mackie, John, furnishing ironmonger, copper and tinplate worker,

119 High Street — house, 123 Mackie, John, carter, 13 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Mackie, John, engineer, Barossa Street Mackie, John, moulder, 247 High Street Mackie, John, labourer, 15 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Mackie, John, labourer, Stormont Street Mackie, Miss Elizabeth, straw-hat-raaker, Barossa Street Mackie, Mrs David, dressmaker, 96 High Street Maiben, Hector, 28 St John Street Maiben, Mrs John, 28 St John Street Mailler, James, Clayholes Mailler, John, cowfeeder, Thimblerow Mailler, John, smith, South William Street Mailler, Miss Catherine, poulterer, 9 Kirkgate Mailler, Mrs, 13 North Methven Street Mailler, Robert, weaver, Thimblerow Main, James, merchant and agent, 6 York Place Malcolm, James, carter, 72 Mill Street Malcolm, Miss Isabella, Kinnoull Causeway Malcolm, Mrs John, Leonard Street Malcolm, Mrs Ninian, 271 High Street Malcolm, William, M.D., Athole Street Malcolm, William, wright, 159 South Street

56 MAI/LOCH — MARTIN.

Malloch, David, tool- manufacturer, 57 South Methven St. — h., 66

Malloch, James, postboy, 9 Castle Gable

Malloch, James, porter, 126 South Street

Malloch, Miss Jean, 104 South Street

Malloch, Miss Mary, greengrocer, 12 Kirkgate

Malloch, Mrs, 71 Mill Street

Malloch, Mrs, Stormont Street

Malloch, Mrs Charles, 79 Canal Street

Malloch, Mrs George, 86 Watergate

Malloch, Peter, hair cutter and perfumer, 18 Canal Crescent — house, 246 High Street

Malloch, Peter, weaver, Dovecotland

Malloch, Robert, fisher, 92 Watergate

Malloch, William, labourer, Thimblerow

Malloch, William, -weaver, Leonard Street

Malloch' s Close, 180 South Street and 79 Canal Street

Mann, David, stoker, 7 Pomarium

Mann, Miss, 15 Athole Street

Mann, Misses, 53 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Manson, Charles, draper and silk-mercer, 20 St John Street

Manson, Miss, Princes Street

Manson, Rev. Thomas, 6 North Methven Street

Mantle, James, pensioner, 207 High Street

Marshall, Alexander, draper, 148 High Street — house, 8 Paul St.

Marshall, David, tailor, 126 High Street

Marshall, George, carpenter, 55 Pomarium

Marshall, James, clerk (Post-Office), 25 Commercial St., Bridgend

Marshall, James, road-inspector, Dovecotland

Marshall, John, labourer, 211 South Street

Marshall, Mrs Andrew, 106 Watergate

Marshall, Mrs James, grocer, 25 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Marshall, Mrs James, Leonard Street

Marshall, Mrs Major, 1 Charlotte Street

Marshall, Thomas Hay, hair-cutter and perfumer, 21 Bridge Lane

Marshall, Thomas, labourer, 232 High Street

Marshall, Robert, labourer, 36 Meal Veunel

Marshall, William, -weaver, 55 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Marshall, William, hostler, Union Street

Marshall's Monument, 78 George Street

Marsters, Robert, 7 Charlotte Street

Martin, Alexander, labourer, 8 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Martin, David, -weaver, Kinnoull Causeway

Martin, Gavin, -warder, 71 Watergate

Martin, James, china-dealer, 134 South Street

Martin, James, carter, 15 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Martin, James, labourer, 155 South Street

Martin, James, weaver, 59 Pomarium

Martin, James, weaver, Leonard Street

Martin, James, labourer, 15 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Martin, John, smith, 97 South Street

Martin, John, vintner, Athole Street

Martin, Mrs Henry, Barossa Street

MARTIN — MELVILLE. 57

Martin, Mrs Hugh, 43 North Methven Street

Martin, Mrs, James, 8 Cross Street

Martin, Mrs Thomas, 116 High Street

Martin, Mrs Thomas, 345 High Street

Martin, Mrs William, 333 High Street

Martin, Peter, vintner, 23 Castle Gable

Martin, Robert, Barossa Street

Martin, Robert, writer, 3 High Street — house, King Street

Martin, Thomas, calico-printer, 308 High Street

Martin, William, smith, Shore — house, 112 High Street

Mason, Arthur, saddler, 57 Skinnergate

Mason, James, tailor, 25 High Street

Mason, Mfss, 15 Athole Street

Mason, Mrs James, lodgings, 4-7 Meal Vennei

Mason, Peter, labourer, Barrack Street

Mason, William, Scott Street

Mason, William, sawyer, 103 South Street

Mason, William, hostler, 15 Kirkgate

Masterton, William, seaman and vintner, 18 Canal Street

Mattey, Richard, smith, 54 Watergate

Matthew, Alexander, 2 St Leonard's Bank

Matthew, Charles & Co., grocers and tea-dealers, 72 St John St.

— house, 2 St Leonard's Bank Matthew, George (at National Bank), 68 St John Street Matthew, John, draper, 18 St John Street — h., 13 Barossa Place Matthew, Miss Janet, 23 Kirkgate Matthew, Misses, 68 St John Street Matthew, Misses, 18 Athole Street Matthew, Mrs Dr Patrick, 13 Marshall Place Matthew, Robert, 2 St Leonard's Bank Matthew, AVilliam, porter, 6 North Port Matthewson, John, greengrocer, 191 High Street Matthewson, Thomas, cabinetmaker, 29 Athole Street Maury, William (at James Condie's), 47 George Street * Maxton, Thomas, wright, 309 High Street Maxwell, William, tea-dealer, 83 Watergate Mearns, Alexander, tailor, 36 Meal Vennei Mearns, Mrs Alexander, 21 Skinnergate Mechan, Patrick, labourer, 74 South Street Mechanics' Library, 238 High Street Meldrum, Andrew, cowfeeder, Union Street, Blackfriars Mellis, Miss Christian, Leonard Street Mellis, Miss Elizabeth, Newrow Mellis, Thomas, weaver, Barossa Street Melville, Andrew, labourer, Leonard Street Melville, Charles, spoonmaker, Leonard Street Melville, George, carpenter, 57 Pomarium Melville, James, smith, Leonard Street Melville, John, smith, Cutlog Vennei Melville, John, engineer, Scott Street Melville, Joseph, shipmaster, James Street, east side Melville, William, spoonmaker, 86 Watergate

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MENIE — MILL.

Menie, James, stocking maker, Old Guard Vennel

Meuie, James, labourer, 4 Paul Street

Menzies, Adam, vintuer and sawyer, Curfeu Row

Menzies, Alexander, cooper and ham-curer, 46 Mill Street

Menzies, Alexander, carter, 28 Kirkgate

Menzies, Alexander, porter, 199 South Street

Menzies, Archibald, labourer, Kinnoull Causeway

Menzies, Archibald, sawyer, 1 Paul Street

Menzies, Daniel, print-cutter, 37 Castle Gable

Menzies, Duncan, weaver, 155 South Street

Menzies, James, spirit-dealer, 68 South Street

Menzies, James, tailor, 30 Castle Gable

Menzies, James, 7 Kinnoull Street

Menzies, James, hostler, Melville Street

Menzies, John, quarryman, 6 Paul Street

Menzies, John, wright, Leonard Street

Menzies, John, shoemaker, 24 Castle Gable

Menzies, John, clerk, 33 South Street

Menzies, John, viutner, 2 North Methven Street

Menzies, John, brewer, Foundry Lane

Menzies, John, cowteeder, Barrack Street

Menzies, Miss, dressmaker, Newrow

Menzies, Miss Ann, fringe and tassel-maker, 246 High Street

Menzies, Miss Catherine, dressmaker, 105 South Street

Menzies, Miss Catherine, lodgings, 190 High Street

Menzies, Misses, dressmakers, 224 High Street

Menzies, Mrs, 284 High Street

Menzies, Mrs Alexander, lodgings, 101 High Street

Menzies, Mrs Alexander, tambourer, Cutlog Vennel

Menzies, Mrs Archibald, 74 South Street

Menzies, Mrs James, 245 High Street

Menzies, Mrs James, Stormont Street

Menzies, Mrs John, Caledonian Tavern, 23 Canal Street

Menties, Mrs John, eating-house, 45 Skinnergate

Menzies, Mrs John, vintner, 189 High Street

Menzies, Mrs John, grocery, 286 High Street

Menzies, Mrs William, Leonard Street

Menzies, Neil, Black Bull Inn, 1 1 Kirkgate

Menzies, Peter, labourer, 7 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Menzies, Peter, labourer, 89 Main Street, Bridgend

Menzies, Robert, labourer, 87 Main Street, Bridgend

Menzies, Robert, wright, 10 Paul Street

Menzies, Robert, brassfounder, 156 High Street

Menzies, Ruthven, sawyer, 114 South Street

Menzies, Thomas, St John's Tavern, 6 St John's Place

Menzies, William, carter, 72 South Street

Menzies, William, labourer, 162 South Street

Mercer, James, smith and eating-house, 162 High Street

Mess, George, horse-hirer, 1 1 Mill Street

Methven, William, gardener, Annat Lodge

Middle Church Parish School, 29 Meal Vennel

Mill, Alexander, labourer, Dovecotland

MILL — MILLER. 59

Mill, Alexander, -plumber, 238 High Street

Mill Close, 279 High Street

Mill, David, weaver, 27 Pomarium.

Mill, James, slater, 8 East Bridge Street, Bridgend

Mill, James, hatter, Dovecotland

Mill, James, grocer, 12 Leonard Street

Mill, James, weaver, Claypots Wynd

Mill, John, flaxdresser, 304 High Street

Mill, Miss Jean, Thimblerow

Mill, Mrs William, dairy, 28 Castle Gable

Mill Street Spinning Mill, Horse Cross

Mill, William, weaver, 15 Leonard Street

Mill Wynd Close, 12 South Methven Street

Millam, John, 105 South Street -

Miller, A., & Son, manufacturers and dyers, South Methven St.

Millet- Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller

house, 5

Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller

Alexander, letter-carrier, 9 Castle Gable

Alexander, porter, Dovecotland

Alexander, weaver, Clayholes

Alexander, porter, 2 Canal Street

Alexander F. (of Roy & Miller), 258 High Street

Andrew (of Miller, A. & Son), Dovecotland

Andrew, builder, Princes Street, west side

Charles, pavier, 9 Commercial Street, Bridgend

David, bootmaker, 69 High Street — house, 71

David, brewer, Newrow

David, clerk, James Street, east side

David, warper, 73 Mill Street

David, sawyer, 7 Cow Vennel

David, 1 1 Keir Street, Bridgend

George, grocer and wine-merchant, 12 St John Street —

George, painter, 126 High Street

Henry L., ironmonger, 98 High Street — house, 50

Henry, cabinetmaker, Stormont Street

Hugh, postboy, 53 Skinnergate

Hugh, pensioner, 197 High Street

J. & J., writers, 8 High Street

James, salt-girnal, 263 High Street — house, 261

James, surgeon, King Street, we9t side

James, platelayer, 211 South Street

James, weaver, Leonard Street

James, wright, Dovecotland

James, mason, Victoria Street

James (of J. & J. Miller), Mayfield

James D. (of J. & J. Miller), Ivy Bank, Kinnoull

John, collector of customs, 4 Barossa Place

John, mason, Victoria Street

John, carter, 63 South Street

John (of Miller, A. & Son), 48 South Methven Street

John, & Co., manufacturers, 50 South Methven Street

Lieutenant Alexander, R.N., 9 Marshall Place

Miss, 7 Athole Street

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MILLER — MILL'S.

Miller, Miss Alison, milliner, 92 High Street

Miller, Miss Catherine, 73 Mill Street

Miller, Miss Janet, Low Street

Miller, Miss Mary, 71 Mill Street

Miller, Miss Mary, Dovecotlaud

Miller, Mrs, 28 South Methven Street

Miller, Mrs, mangle, Carpenter Street

Miller, Mrs, grocer, Cutlog Vennel

Miller, Mrs Alexander, 86 "Watergate

Miller, Mrs Alesauder, Cross Street

Miller, Mrs Ann, Leonard Street

Miller, Mrs David, 12 Union Street Lane, Bridgend

Miller, Mrs Hugh, Leonard Street

Miller, Mrs James, 57 Main Street, Bridgend

Miller, Mrs James, 10 Paul Street

Miller, Mrs John, Melville Street

Miller, Mrs Peter, 31 Castle Gable

Miller, Mrs Robert, 105 South Street

Miller, Mrs Robert, 129 South Street

Miller, Mrs Robert, 69 George Street

Miller, Mrs Thomas, 53 Watergate

Miller, Mrs Thomas, 384 High Street

Miller, Peter, sawyer, Leonard Street

Miller, Robert, smith, 37 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Miller, Robert, smith, Stormont Street

Miller, Robert, shopkeeper, 122 South Street

Miller, Robert, plasterer, Newrow

Miller, Robert, watchmaker, Newrow

Miller, Robert, manufacturer, 60 South Methven St. — house, 58

Miller, Thomas (Rector of Academy), 28 Main Street, Bridgend

Miller, Thomas, teacher (National School), James Street

Miller, Thomas, victualler, 282 High Street

Miller, Tbomas, bootmaker, 188 High Street — house, 151

Miller, Walter, weaver, Dovecotland

Miller, William, bookseller and stationer, 230 High Street

Miller, William, shoemaker, 291 High Street

Miller, William, labourer, Newrow

Miller-, William, tobacconist, 55 George Street

Miller, William, weaver, 6 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Miller, William, carpenter, 79 Canal Street

Miller, William, weaver, 5 Leonard Street

Miller, William, shoemaker, Murray Street

Miller, William, porter, 258 High Street

Miller, William, bootmaker, 12 Bridge Lane

Miller, William, labourer, 129 High Street

Miller, William, weaver, 103 South Street

Miller, William, cowfeeder, Dovecotland

Miller, William, weaver, 6 Poniarium

Miller, William C, agent for wine Co. of Scotland, 28 George St.

Miller & Patterson, Berlin warehouse, 66 St John Street

Milligan, Mrs John, Barossa Street

Mill's Court, 96 High Street

MILLS — MONCRIEFF. 61

Mills, John, wright, 2-16 High Street — house, 216

Mills, Robert, baker, 38 St John Street

Milne, John, seaman, Scott Street

Milne, Mrs George, King Street, west side

Milne, Rev. John, 1 St Leonard's Bank

Milner, William, 8 Watergate

Mitchell, Andrew, flesher, 74 South Street

Mitchell, Andrew, slater, Hospital Street

Mitchell, Charles, working upholsterer, 106 Watergate

Mitchell, George, baker, 188 South Street

Mitchell, Hector, ropespinner, 71 Watergate

Mitchell Hugh, 16 Main Street, Bridgend

Mitchell, James, hosier, 31 High Street — house, 25

Mitchell, James, grocer and wine-merchant, 43 High Street —

house, 1 Kirk-gate Mitchell, James, engineer, 105 South Street Mitchell, James, weaver, 164 South Street Mitchell, James, weaver, 79 Canal Street Mitchell, John, mason, Newrow Mitchell, Miss Mary, washer, 232 High Street Mitchell, Misses, dressmakers, 8 Speygate Mitchell, Misses, dressmakers, 5 Castle Gable Mitchell, Misses, teachers, 16 Main Street, Bridgend Mitchell, Mrs, lodgings, Stormont Street Mitchell, Mrs Andrew, washer and dresser, 8 Castle Gable Mitchell, Mrs David, 63 South Street Mitchell, Mrs David, 76 South Street Mitchell, Mrs Hugh, 231 High Street Mitchell, Mrs James, 370 High Street Mitchell, Mrs William, Newrow

Mitchell, Thomas, mason, 5 East Bridge Street, Bridgend Mitchell, Thomas, slater, 42 Pomarium Mitchell, Thomas, slater, 89 Main Street, Bridgend Mitchell, Thomas T., civil engineer, 18 High St. — h., 19 Athole St. Mitchell, William, millwright, 89 South Street Mitchell, William, plasterer, Cow Vennel Moir, Laurence, weaver, 159 South Street Moir, Miss Jean, lodgings, 10 St John's Place Moir, Miss Mary, milliner, 132 High Street Moir, William, tinsmith, Carpenter Street Moir, William, 246 High Street Moir, William, mason, 59 Pomarium

Moncrieff, Alexander (of Moncrieff & Co.), 3 Charlotte Street Moncrieff, Alexander, weaver, 5 Cross Street Moncrieff, David, weaver, 18 Leonard Street Moncrieff, David, weaver, 17 Leonard Street Moncrieff, David, mason, Leonard Street Moncrieff, David, plasterer, Leonard Street Moncrieff, David, weaver, 63 Pomarium Moncrieff, George (of Moncrieff & Co.), 5 Barossa Place Moncrieff, James, brassfounder, 48 High Street — house, 50 Moncrieff, Matthew, vintner, 119 South Street

62 MONCRIEFF — MORISON.

MoDcrieff, Misses, 58 South Methven Street

Moncrieff, Mrs, Hillside, Kinnoull

Moncrieff, R. H. (of Moncrieff & Co. , 5 Athole Place

Moncrieff, Thomas, gardener, Earl's Dykes

Moncrieff, William, carpenter, Kinnoull Causeway

Moncrieff & Co., writers, Blackfriars Street

Moncur, Alexander, tanner, Barossa Place

Monteath, Mrs John, 13 Princes Street

Montgomery, James, baker, Barossa Street

Moodie, John, builder, 54 South Street

Moodie, Mrs William, 29 Cross Street

Moon, Mrs John, Cutlog Vennel

Moor, Mrs John, 21 Skinnergate

More, Andrew, mason, Leonard Street

More, Andrew, weaver, Leonard Street

More, David, weaver, 30 Pomarium

More, David, weaver, 1 1 Leonard Street

More, James, warper, Mill Wynd

More, John, grocer, 11 North Methven Street — house, Union Lane

More, Robert, policeman, 396 High Street

More, William, weaver, Clayholes

Morgan, James, broker, 2 Meal Vennel — house, 160 High Street

Moris, James, miller, 13 Paul Street

Moris, James, sawyer, Melville Street

Moris, James, collector of shore-dues, 60 High Street

Moris, Miss, 287 High Street

Moris, Miss, Carpenter Street

Moris, Mrs, 8 East Bridge Street, Bridgend

Moris, Mrs William, lodgings, 170 High Street

Morison, Alexander, china-dealer, 143 High Street — house, 149

Morison, Alexander, tailor, 98 South Street

Morison, Francis, accountant, King Street, east side

Morison, James, accountant, 2 Blackfriars St. — house, Muirtown

Morison, James, bookseller and stationer, 2 Watergate — house, 10

Canal Street Morison, James, land valuator, Princes Street Morison, James, smith, 48 Skinnergate Morison, John, dairy, 204- South Street Morison, John, 45 Commercial Street, Bridgend Morison, John, labourer, 216 High Street

Morison, John, painter and paperhanger, 31 South St. — house, 41 Morison, John (of Morison & Durie), 12 Canal Crescent Morison, Misses, dressmakers, Princes Street Morison, Misses, dressmakers, 143 South Street Morison, Mrs George, 33 Pomarium Morison, Mrs James, 49 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Morison, Mrs Robert, broker, 59 Meal Vennel Morison, Robert, printer of Courier newspaper, 14 High Street —

house, Parkhead Morison, William, farrier, 42 Skinnergate Moi-ison, William, printer, 67 Meal Vennel Morison & Durie, brewers, South Methven Street

MORKILL — MURDOCH. 63

Morkill, William, St Leonard's House

Morton, David (of Clark & Mortons), 5 Scott Street

Morton, Duncan, seaman, 119 South Street

Morton, George, smith, James Street

Morton, James, weaver, 309 High Street

Morton, James, tea-dealer, 1 5 George Street — house, Melville St.

Morton, John, weaver, 1 99 South Street

Morton, Miss M., boarding-school, 7 Barossa Place

Morton, Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 1 St John's Place

Morton, Mrs John, 198 South Street

Morton, Robert (of Clark & Mortons), 1 St John's Place

Morton, William, weaver, Claypots Wynd

Moses, Christopher, contractor, Victoria Street

Mount, James, timber merchant, Victoria Street — h., 46 Canal St.

Moyes, David, labourer, 155 South Street

Moyes, Mrs David, Dovecotland

Moyes, Mrs William, Newrow, north end

Muckersie, Andrew, moulder, Paul's Close, Newrow

Muckersie, Henry, moulder, Paul's Close, Newrow

Muckersie, Thomas, flesher, 266 High Street

Muckersie, William, hairdresser, 15 Princes Street

Muir, James, coachman, 1 0 South Street

Muir, James, painter, 9 Castle Gable

Muir, William, pensioner, 224 High Street

Muir, William (of Scott & Muir), 55 Pomarium

Muirhead, George, painter, 146 High Street

Mulcare, Thomas, pensioner, Dovecotland

Mulholland, Bernard, hawker, 154 South Street

Mulholland, Neil, hawker, 23 Old Guard Vennel

Mullian, James, baker, Paul's Close, Newrow

Munn, Mrs, furrier, 63 South Street

Munn, Peter, brassfounder, 1 0 Paul Street

Munro, Andrew, blacksmith, Kirkside — house, St Ann's Lane

Munro, David, calico-printer, Dovecotland

Munro, Ebenezer, brassfounder, 9 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Munro, George, weaver, Paul's Close, Newrow

Munro, Hugh, labourer, 63 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Munro, James, weaver, Dovecotland

Munro, John, calico-printer, Dovecotland

Munro, John, pensioner, 47 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Munro, John, wright, St Paul's Square

Munro, Miss Dorothy, mangle, 89 South Street

Munro, Mrs, 8 Paul Street

Munro, Mrs, grocery, 61 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Munro, Mrs John, Dovecotland

Munro, William, dyer, Dovecotland

Murdoch, James, grocer, Barrack Street

Murdoch, James, & Sons, tanners, Mill Street — house adjoining

Murdoch, Miss, 207 High Street

Murdoch, Miss Elizabeth, 170 High Street

Murdoch, Miss Janet, grocer, Princes Street

Murdoch, Peter, engineer, 5 Gowrie Street, Bridgend

64 MURDOCH — MUSTARD.

Murdoch, Rev. John, Barossa Place

Murdoch, Robert, mason, Newrow, north end

Murdoch, Thomas, basketmaker, 17 St John Street — house, 5

Murdoch, William, teacher (Kinnoull Parish School), Kinnoull

Murie, David, commission-agent, 7 High Street — house, 36

George Street Murie, James, baker, 81 Watergate Murie, James, labourer, Stormont Street Murie, James, fishing-tackle maker, 27 Cross Street Murie, John Scott, taoner, Carpenter Street Murie, Mrs Robert, 54 Meal Vennel Murie, Thomas, weaver, Kinnoull Causeway Murphy, James, pawnbroker, 52 South Methven Street — house,

18 Meal Vennel Murphy, Thomas, dyer, 57 North Methven Street Murray, Alexander, labourer, 155 South Street Murray, Alexander, weight, Cutlog Vennel Murray, Alexander (of Stewart & Murray), 82 Watergate Murray, Alexander, weaver, 27 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Murray, Alexander, gardener, 52 Commercial Street, Bridgend Murray, David, shoemaker, 224 High Street Murray, David, wright, School Vennel, 33 South Street Murray, David, weaver, 211 South Street Murray, James, porter, 21 Skinnergate Murray, James, seaman, Cow Vennel Murray, James, labourer, 92 Watergate Murray John, commercial lodgings and Glasgow chop-house, 74 St

John Street Murray, John, porter, 71 Pomarium Murray, John, engineer, 50 Meal Vennel Murray, John, coachman, North Port Murray, John, cork- manufacturer, 44 Skinnergate — house 17

Castle Gable Murray, John, weaver, 232 High Street Murray, John, engineer, 232 High Street Murray, Joseph, wright, 271 High Street Murray, Mrs, grocer, 23 Athole Street Murray, Mrs John, 146 High Street Murray, Mrs John, 220 South Street Murray, Mrs William, 16 Canal Street Murray, Mrs William, vintner, 23 Cross Street Murray, Peter, labourer, 167 South Street Murray, Peter, weaver, 14 Pomarium Murray, Robert, builder, North William Street Murray, Thomas, plasterer, 97 South Street Murray, Thomas, wright, Charter Lane Murray, Torrence plasterer, 17 Meal Vennel Murray. William, labourer, 14 Meal Vennel Museum and Antiquarian Society, 78 George Street Mustard, James, grocer, 62 High Street — house, 34 Main Street,

Bridgend Mustard, John, dairy, Nelson Street

MUSTARD — M*CORRY.

Mustard, Miss Ann, 7 Kinnoull Street Mustard, Mrs, 34 Main Street, Bridgend Mylea, Andrew, smith, 19 Old Guard Vennel

M'Aiush, William, porter, 12 South Methven Street

M'Airlie, Misses, dressmakers, Stormont Street

M'Andrew, George, shopkeeper, 161 High Street

M'Ara, Andrew, wright, Low Street

M'Ara, Andrew, vintner, 6 Canal Crescent

M'Ara, Mrs William, 122 South Street .

M'Arthur, James, wright, 304 High Street

M 'Arthur, John, vintner, 18 Bridge Lane

M'Arthur, Miss Elizabeth, 7 High Street

M'Arthur, Mrs James, Cutlog Vennel

M'Arthur, Mrs Richardson, 92 Watergate

M'Arthur, Robert, porter, 39 Castle Gable

M'Aulay, Donald, carter, Kinnoull Causeway

M'Aulay, John, smith, 219 High Street

M'Aulay, Miss, straw-hat maker, 227 High Street

M'Caill, Miss, Blackfriars Street

M'Call, Donald, sawyer, 62 Pomarium

M'Call, Duncan, smith, 44 Pomarium

M'Callum, John, flesher, Foundry Lane

M'Callum John, carter, 1 Castle Gable

M'Callum, Robert, shipmaster, 69 Canal Street

M'Carthy, Henry, wright, 2 Newrow

M'Carthy, Mrs, 8 Skinaergate

M'Cash, George, shoemaker, 73. Mill Street

M'Cash, Joseph, weaver, Thimblerow

M'Casb, John, baker, County Place

M'Cash, Miss, cowfeeder, Leonard Street

M'Cash, Miss Catherine, Stormont Street

M'Cash, Miss Isabella, washer, Newrow

M'Cash, Mrs, 321 High Street

M'Cash, Mrs Robert, 78 Pomarium

M'Cash, William, nailer, 327 High Street

M'Coll, Alexander, labourer, 151 High Street

M'Coll, Duncan, labourer, 92 Watergate

M'Conochie, J. & L., cabinet-makers and upholsterers, 192 High

Street M'Conochie, John (of J. & L. M'Conochie), 58 South Methven St. M'Conochie, Lauchlan (of J. & L. M'Conochie), 12 Canal Crescent M'Conochie, Mrs Alexander, 5 County Place M'Conochie, Stewart, weaver, 54 Pomarium M'Conochie, Thomas, weaver, 42 Pomarium M'Cormick, Alexander, ropemaker, 4 Paul Street M'Cormick, Cornelius, ropespinner, Clayholes M'Cormick, John, pensioner, Curfeu Row M'Cormick, Mrs Robert, 162 South Street M'Corry, Rev. John S., Melville Street

66 m'cruden — m'doxald.

M'Cruden, William, hawker, 155 South Street M'Culloch, Mrs David, 9 Speygate M'Culloch, William, grocer, 48 South Street M'Curraeb, Charles (of M'Currach & Son), Barossa Street M'Currach, Peter (of M'Currach & Son), Carpenter Street M'Currach 8s Son, builders, 87 Canal Street M'Dermott, David, shoemaker, 27 Castle Gable M'Dermott, James, pawnbroker, 64 South Methven Street- house, 24 Meal Vennel M'Donald, Alexander, labourer, Charter Lane M'Donald, Alexander, dairy, Flesh Vennel M'Donald, Alexander, fisher, 8 North Port M'Donald, Alexander, hostler (George Inn), 11 Mill Street M'Donald, Alexander, dyer, 294 High Street M'Donald, Alexander, coaehdriver, 40 Mill Street M'Donald, Andrew, labourer, 29 Strathmore Street, Bridgend M'Donald, Archibald, Albert Tavern, 48 George Street M'Donald, Archibald, grocer, 131 High Street — bouse, 129 M'Donald, C. & J., wine and spirit merchants, 25 Castle Gable M'Donald, David, wright, Barossa Street M'Donald, David, shoemaker, 278 High Street M'Donald, Donald, porter, 12 Castle Gable M'Donald, Donald, weaver, 8 Pomarium M'Donald, Donald, hawker, Cutlog Vennel M'Donald, Donald, vintner, 106 South Street M'Donald, Donald, polisher, Barossa Street M'Donald, Duncan, miller, Cutlog Vennel M'Donald, Duncan, porter, Flesh Vennel M'Donald, Duncan, boatman, 87 Watergate M'Donald, Henry, clerk, 10 Kirkgate M'Donald, Hugh, labourer, Newrow M'Donald, James, engine-driver, Leonard Street M'Donald, James, porter, 53 Strathmore Street, Bridgend M'Donald, James, wright, 4S Commercial Street, Bridgend M'Donald, James, labourer, 129 South Street M'Donald, James, hawker, 239 High Street M'Donald, James, pensioner, 173 South Street M'Donald, James, vintner, 10 North Port M'Donald, James, seaman, 110 South Street M'Donald, James, labourer, 71 Canal Street M'Donald, John, shoemaker, Stormont Street M'Donald, John, labourer, 13 Keir Street, Bridgend M'Donald, John, weaver, 73 Pomarium M'Donald, John (of C. & J. M'Donald), Barossa Place M'Donald, John, hawker, 71 Canal Street M'Donald, John, weaver, 55 Pomarium M'Donald, John, police sergeant, 27 Watergate M'Donald, John, porter, 223 South Street M'Donald, John, weaver, Leonard Street M'Donald, John, porter, 27 Castle Gable M'Donald, Laurance, weaver, 339 High Street M'Donald, Miss Ann, Barrack Street

M'DONALD — M'DOUGALL. 67

M'Donald, Miss Elizabeth, 67 Meal Vermel

M' Donald, Miss Elizabeth, mangle, Kirk Close

M'Donald, Miss Flora, dressmaker, 31 George Street

M'Donald, Miss Flora, grocer, Princes Street

M'Donald, Miss Jean, dressmaker, 14 Union St. Lane, Bridgend

M'Donald, Miss Margaret, Paul's Close, Newrow

M'Donald, Miss Sarah, 8 Watergate

M'Donald, Mrs, 339 High Street

M'Donald, Mrs, 79 Canal Street

M'Donald, Mrs Alexander (of C. & J. M'Donald), Barossa Place

M'Donald, Mrs Barbara, 30 Meal Vennel

M'Donald, Mrs David, Clayholes

M'Donald, Mrs Donald, Barossa Street

M'Donald, Mrs Donald, 134 High Street

M'Donald, Mrs Elizabeth, 46 High Street

M'Donald, Mrs Helen, 33 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

M'Donald, Mrs Hugh, 7 Paul Street

M'Donald, Mrs James, 37 Castle Gable

M'Donald, Mrs James, 219 High Street

M'Donald, Mrs James, greengrocer, Kirkside

M'Donald, Mrs James, 67 High Street

M'Donald, Mrs Janet, Thimblerow

M'Donald, Mrs John, 46 Skinnergate

M'Donald, Mrs John, Cutlog Vennel

M'Donald, Mrs John, cowfeeder, Stormont Street

M'Donald, Mrs Kenneth, 10 Paul Street

M'Donald, Mrs Margaret, 7 Paul Street

M'Donald, Neil, labourer, 42 Pomarium

M'Donald, Peter, labourer, 14 Union Street Lane, Bridgend

M'Donald, Peter, labourer, 129 High Street

M'Donald, Robert, seaman, 11 Leonard Street

M'Donald, Robert, vintner and bookseller, 81 South Street

M'Donald, Robert, Dovecotland

M'Donald, Robert, mason, Dovecotland

M'Donald, Robert, labourer, 33 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

M'Donald, Robert, weaver, 70 Mill Street

M'Donald, Robert, porter, 92 Watergate

M'Donald, Robert Ross, sheriff- clerk-depute, 37 George Street

M'Donald, Roland, wright, North William Street

M'Donald, William, portrait-painter, Mill Wynd

M'Donald, William, clerk, Scott Street

M'Donald, William, wright, Barossa Street

M'Donald, William, labourer, 20 Watergate

M'Donald, William, coach-trimmer, 10 Meal Vennel

M'Dougall, Charles, labourer, 4 Paul Street

M'Dougall, Daniel, labourer, 55 Meal Vennel

M'Dougall, Duncan, brassfounder, Flesh Vennel

M'Dougall, John, coachman, 17 East Bridge Street, Bridgend

M'Dougall, John, wright, Low Street

M'Dougall, John, bagpipe-maker, 134 High Street

M'Dougall, John, Flesher's Tavern, Kirkside

M'Dougall, John, gardener,- 15 Commercial Street, Bridgend

68 m'dougall— m'farlane.

M'Dougall, John, labourer, 8 Keir Street, Bridgend

M'Dougall, Miss Isabella, 198 High Street

M'Dougall, Mrs Allan, 175 High Street

M'Dougall, Mrs John, 23 Old Guard Yennel

M'Dougall, Mrs John, 30 Meal Vennel

M'Dougall, Mrs John, Dovecotland

M'Duff, Cbarles, weaver, 46 Pomarium

M'Duff, Miss Isabella, 67 Meal Vennel

M'Duff, Misses, 170 High Street

M'Ewen, Alexander, tinsmith, 101 High Street

M'Ewen, Alexander, Turk's Head Inn, 179 High Street

M'Ewen, David, porter, Old Shore

M'Ewen, David, labourer, 13 East Bridge Street, Bridgend

M'Ewen, Duncan, shoemaker, 68 High Street

M'Ewen, James, coppersmith, 72 High Street

M'Ewen, James, weaver, Dovecotland

M'Ewen, John, collector of Police Assessment, 25 High Street

M'Ewen, John, brassfounder, 108 High Street

M'Ewen, Miss Cecilia, lodgings, 47 George Street

M'Ewen, Mrs James,. Scott Street

M'Ewen, Mrs Lewis, 92 Watergate

M'Ewen, Mrs Peter, 97 South Street

M'Ewen, Mrs Thomas, 58 Pomarium

M'Ewen, Mrs Thomas, King Street

M'Ewen, Peter, Seven Stars Tavern, 95 High Street

M'Ewen, Robert, mason, 5 Cross Street

M'Fald, Alexander, sawyer, 4 Cross Street

M'Farlane, Alexnnder, flesher, 152 South Street

M'Farlane, Alexander, weaver, Dovecotland

M'Farlane, Alexander, flesher, 4 Reform Place

M'Farlane, Alexander, Barrack Street

M'Farlane, David, smith, 344 High Street

M'Farlane, Donald, wright, Clayholes

M'Farlane, Donald, policeman, 16 Castle Gable

M'Farlane, Donald, weaver, Cutlog Yennel

M'Farlane, Donald (custom-house), Barrack Street

M'Farlane, Duncan, labourer, Barrack Street

M'Farlane, Dunean,. bootmaker, 15 Meal Vennel

M'Farlane, George, tinsmith, 115 South Street

M'Farlane, Henry Butter, M.D., 1 Athole Place

M'Farlane, James, labourer, 339 High Street

M'Farlane, James, weaver, Dovecotland

M'Farlane, John, pensioner, Hospital Street

M'Farlane, John, & Co., grocers, 58 South Street

M'Farlane, John, weaver, 36 Meal Vennel

M'Farlane, John (of Alex. M'Farlane & Co.), 5 York Place

M'Farlane, John, janiter (Perth Seminaries), Barossa Street

M'Farlane, John, manufacturer, 15 Pomarium

M'Farlane, Miss, 4 Marshall Place

M'Farlane, Miss, 9 Cross Street

M'Farlane, Miss Christian, Cutlog Vennel

M'Farlane, Miss Janet, 306 High Street

M'FARLANE — M'GREGOR, 69

M'Farlane, Mrs, Clayholes

M'Farlane, Mrs Alexander, 334 High Street

M'Farlane, Mrs George, 51 Meai Vermel

M'Farlane, Mrs Joha, 78 Watergate

M'Farlane, Mrs John, Thimblerow

M'Farlane, Mrs John, 5 Gowrie Street, Bridgend

M'Farlane, Mrs Peter, 12 South Street

M'Farlane, Mrs William, 230 South Street

M'Farlane, Peter, vintner, 73 South Street

M'Farlane, Peter, carpenter, Dovecotland

M'Farlane, Robert, pensioner, 36 Meal Vennel

M'Farlane, William, accountant and commission agent, 32 Kirkgate

— house, King Street, east side M'Gall, Hugh, contractor, 61 Meal Vennel M 'Garry, James, seaman, 4 South Street

M'Gill, Miss Grace, dressmaker, 27 Commercial Street, Bridgend M'Gillivray, Alexander, weaver, 42 Pomarium M'Gillivray, Hugh, weaver, 50 Pomarium M'Gillivray, Thomas, tailor, 306 High Street M'Gillivray, William, hair-cutter, 26 Gowrie Street, Bridgend M'Gilliwie, John, coal-merchant, 98 Canal Street M'Gilliwie, Peter, wright, 207 High Street M'Gilliwie, Thomas, tailor, Barossa Street M'Ginlay, Peter, tinsmith, 103 South Street M'Glashan, Alexander, 97 South Street M'Glasban, Alexander, labourer, 230 South Street M'Glashan, Alexander, shoemaker, 137 High Street M'Glashan, Alexander, labourer, 6 Pomarium M'Glashan, James, vintner, Lime Shore M'Glashan, John, potatoe-merchant, 14 Kirkside M'Glashan, Miss Jean, washer, 160 High Street M'Glashan, Misses, Union Street M'Glashan, Mrs John, 65 South Methven Street M'Glaughlan, James, labourer, 155 South Street M'Glaughlan, Patrick, 294 High Street

M'Gregor, A. & W., drapers and silk-mercers, 18 St John Street M'Gregor, Alexander, sawyer, 47 Strathmore Street, Bridgend M'Gregor, Alexander (of M'Gregor & White), 17 Meal Vennel M'Gregor, Alexander, porter, 25 High Street M'Gregor, Alexander, porter, Old Guard Vennel M'Gregor, Alexander, ropespinner, Leonard Street M'Gregor, Alexander, labourer, Barrack Street M'Gregor, Andrew, dyer, 4 Paul Street M'Gregor, Daniel, weaver, 159 South Street M'Gregor, Daniel, lodgings, 71 High Street M'Gregor, David, shoemaker, 49 Pomarium M'Gregor, Donald, labourer, 128 South Street M'Gregor, Donald, shoemaker, 150 South Street M'Gregor, Donald, porter, 50 Mill Ltreet M'Gregor, Duncan, moulder, 1 Paul Street M'Gregor, Duncan, upholsterer, 55 High Street M'Gregor, Duncan, tailor, 174 South Street

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70 MCGREGOR — M'lLDOWIE,

M'Gregor, James, shoemaker, 69 Watergate

M'Gregor, James, weaver, 177 South Street

M'Gregor, John, clerk (Post Office), 49 South Street

M'Gregor, John, tailor, 20 Watergate

M'Gregor, John, shoemaker, 7 Kirkgate

M'Gregor, John, warper, 2 Kinnoull Street

M'Gregor, John, moulder, I Paul Street

M'Gregor, John, weaver, 24 Pomarium

M'Gregor, Laurence, weaver, 62 Pomarium

M'Gregor, Lieutenant John, 27 Main Street, Bridgend

M'Gregor, Malcolm, sawyer, 47 Strathmore Street, Bridgead

M'Gregor, Malcolm, vintner, 224 High Street

M'Gregor, Misses, James Street, east side

M'Gregor, Mrs, mangle, North Port

M'Gregor, Mrs Alexander, 246 High Street

M'Gregor, Mrs Alexander, 87 High Street

M'Gregor, Mrs Andrew, Thimblerow

M'Gregor, Mrs Helen, sick-nurse, 74 South Street

M'Gregor, Mrs James, 10 High Street

M'Gregor, Mrs James, Old Guard Vennel

M'Gregor, Mrs John, 3 Barossa Place

M'Gregor, Mrs John, Paul's Close, Newrow

M'Gregor, Mrs John, Leonard Street

M'Gregor, Mrs John, 89 South Street

M'Gregor, Mrs John, 232 High Street

M'Gregor, Mrs John, grocer, 296 High Street

M'Gregor, Mrs John, Stormont Street

M'Gregor, Mrs John, 33 Main Street, Bridgend

M'Gregor, Mrs John, 206 South Street

M'Gregor, Mrs Joseph, 240 South Street

M'Gregor, Mrs Malcolm, 126 High Street

M'Gregor, Mrs Margaret, 146 High Street

M'Gregor, Mrs Robert, jeweller and lapidary, 40 George Street —

bouse, 42 M'Gregor, Neil, labourer, 54 Commercial Street, Bridgend M'Gregor, Peter, weaver, 11 Leonard Street M'Gregor, Peter, shoemaker, 208 South Street M'Gregor, Peter, railway police, Leonard Street M'Gregor, Robert, plumber, brassfounder, and gas-fitter, 54 High

Street — house, 3 Barossa Place M'Gregor, Robert, carter and vintner, 14 Canal Street M'Gregor, Robert, weaver, 45 Pomarium M'Gregor, Robert, warper, 30S High Street M'Gregor, Thomas, bookbinder, Charter Lane M'Gregor, William, weaver, Paul's Close, Newrow M'Gregor, William, weaver, 71 Mill Street M'Gregor & White, builders, 108 Watergate M'Gruthar, John, 4 St Leonard's Bank M'Hardy, Charles, postboy, Cow Vennel M'Hardy, David, gardener, 50 Commercial Street, Bridgend M'Hugh, Edward, miner, 185 High Street M'lldowie, Daniel, labourer, 224 High Street

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M'Innes, Dauiel, tailoi*, 9 Commercial Street, Bridgend M'Inroy, John, grocer, 224 South Street M'Intosh, Alexander, weaver, Dovecotland M'Intosh, Alexander, baker, 78 High Street — house, 47 M'Intosh, Alexander, porter, 199 South Street M'Intosh, Alexander, iabourer, 156 High Street M'Intosh, Angus, labourer, Stormont Street M'Intosh, Charles, labourer, 35 Strathmore Street, Bridgend M'Intosh, Charles, labourer, 42 Main Street, Bridgend M'Intosh, Donald, 122 South Street

M'Intosh, George, greengrocer, 16 St John's Place — h., Craigie M'Intosh, James, porter, 49 Meal Veanel M'Intosh, James, tailor, 113 High Street M'Intosh, James, tanner, Barossa Street M'Intosh, John, criminal officer, 83 Watergate M'lutosh, John, 27 Strathmore Street, Bridgend M'Intosh, John, 12 Cross Street M'Intosh, John, baker, 39 South Street M'Intosh, John, labourer, 3 Main Street, Bridgend M'Intosh, John, tailor, 177 High Street M'Intosh, Miss Elizabeth, 6 High Street M'Intosh, Miss Janet, Dovecotland M'Intosh, Mrs John, eating-house, 23 Skinnergate M'Intosh, Mrs John, 50 Watergate M'Intosh, Mrs John, 175 High Street M'Intosh, Mrs John, Barrack Street M'Intosh, Murdoch, smith, Murray Street M'Intosh, Peter, woollen-weaver, 46 Skinnergate M'Intosh, Peter, policeman, 159 South Street M'Intosh, Peter, tailor, Foundry Lane M'Intosh, Peter, wright, 290 High Street M'Intosh, Robert, labourer, 33 Strathmore Street, Bridgend M'Intosh, Robert, vintner, 27 Kirkside M'Intosh, Robert, tailor, 166 South Street M'Intosh, Robert, labourer, 32 Commercial Street, Bridgend M'Intosh, William, moulder, 312 High Street M'Intosh, William, hatter, 156 High Street M'Intosh, William, painter, 53 Commercial Street, Bridgend M'Intosh, William, tailor, 113 High Street M'Intosh, William, pensioner, Kinnouil Causeway M'Intosh, William, shoemaker, 71 Watergate M'Intosh, William, labourer, 246 High Street M'Intosh, William, wright, 33 South Street M'Intyre, Alexander, porter, 148 South Street M'Intyre, Daniel, weaver, 51 Mill Street M'Intyre, Donald, weaver, 13 Canal Crescent M'Intyre, Duncan, labourer, 82 South Street M'Intyre, Hugh, clerk, Stormont Street M'Intyre, James, labourer, Cutlog Vennel

M'Intyre, James, painter and paperhanger, 75 George Street- house, 22 Skinnergate M'Intyre, John, weaver, 52 Mill Street

72 M'INTYRE — M'KENZIE.

M'Intyre, John, labourer, Blackfriars Wyrid

M'Intyre, John, labourer, Foundry Lane

M'Intyre, John, weaver, 199 South Street

M'Intyre, John Stewart, printer, 10 Meal Yennel

M'Intyre, Mrs Duncan, 134 High Street

M'Intyre, Peter, smith, 297 High Street

M'Intyre, Thornas, jeweller, 35 Watergate

M'Kash, David, shipmaster, 10 Speygate

M'Kash, James, shoemaker, Kirkside

M'Kay, Alexander, tailor, Union Street

M'Kay, Andrew, seaman, 97 South Street

M'Kay, Daniel, pensioner, 100 Watergate

M'Kay, Daniel, weaver, 68 Pomarium

M'Kay, George, weaver, St Paul's Square

M'Kay, Hugh, seaman, 67 Meal Vennel

M'Kay, James, slater, 232 High Street

M'Kay, John, plasterer, Kinnoull Street — -house, James Street

M'Kay, John, engineer, 284 High Street

M'Kay, John, seaman, 12 Commercial Street, Bridgend

M'Kay, John, labourer, 69 Canal Street

M'Kay, Mrs John, 224 High Street

M'Kay, Mrs Lieutenant Robertson, 246 High Street

M'Kay, Mrs Robert, 61 Meal Vennel

M'Kay, Murdoch, labourer, 14 Leonard Street

M'Kay, Murdoch, pensioner, 404 High Street

M'Kay, Robert, labourer, 55 Meal Vennel

M'Kay, Robert, shoemaker, 103 South Street

M'Kay, Kobert, carpenter, 61 Meal Vennel

M'Kay, William, weaver, 67 Meal Vennel

M'Keggan, Donald, labourer, 89 South Street

M'Kendrick, Alexander, victualler, 102 South Street

M'Kendrick, David, postboy, 8 Castle Gable

M'Kendrick, William, vintner, 80 South Street

M'Kenzie, Alexander, labourer, Cutlog Vennel

M'Kenzie, Alexander, weaver, 32 Pomarium

M'Kenzie, Alexander, gardener, Flesh Vennel

M'Kenzie, Alexander, labourer, Dovecotland

M'Kenzie, Andrew, candlemaker, 8 Skinnergate

M'Kenzie, Angus, vintner, Foundry Lane

M'Kenzie, Archibald, weaver, 224 High Street

M'Kenzie, Charles, shipmaster, 25 High Street

M'Kenzie, David, tailor, Newrow

M'Kenzie, David (of M'Kenzie & Dickson), King Street

M'Kenzie, Frederick, mason, 239 High Street

M'Kenzie, George, tailor, 5 Cross Street

M'Kenzie, James, gardener, 55 Commercial Street, Bridgend

M'Kenzie, James, labourer, Barrack Street

M'Kenzie, John, labourer, Cutlog Vennel

M'Kenzie, Lieutenant George, Hay's lodgings, County Place

M'Kenzie, Miss, dressmaker, 4 George Street

M'Kenzie, Miss, 8 Gowrie Street, Bridgend

M'Kenzie, Mrs, 5 Gowrie Street, Bridgend

m'kenzie — M'LAREN. 73

M'Kenzie, Mrs Alexander, Rosebank, Bridgend

M'Kenzie, Mrs James, 116 High Street

M'Kenzie, W. M., architect, 5 George Street — house, Bowerswell

Road, Bridgend M'Kenzie, William, miller, 6 Paul Street M'Kenzie, William, Cornhill M'Kenzie, William, dairy, Shuttlefield Close M'Kenzie & Dickson, writers, 61 George Street M'Kerchar, John, currier and leather-merchant, 22 Mill Street M'Kerchar, John, railway guard, 19 Cross Street M'Kibbin, Mrs, 59 Strathmore Street, Bridgend M'Kinlay, George, labourer, 199 South Street M'Kinlay, John, weaver, 60 High Street M'Kinlay, Miss Jessie, vintner, 99 South Street — house, 163

High Street M'Kinlay, Robert, city missionary, Mill Wynd M'Kinlay, William, bird-stuffer, 60 High Street M'Kinnin, Mrs Duncan, Newrow

M'Laggan, Alexander, engineer, 13 East Bridge Street, Bridgend M'Lagan, Alexander, shoemaker, 66 South Methven Street M'Lagan, Charles, manager, Clockserrie Distillery, 12 Strathmore

Street, Bridgend M'Lagan, Charles, 8 Keir Street, Bridgend M'Lagan, Charles, seaman, 53 Strathmore Street, Bridgend M'Lagan, Daniel, porter, 48 Watergate M'Lagan, David, bookbinder, 71 Canal Street M'Lagan, David, smith, 24 Main Street, Bridgend M'Lagan, David, gardener, 13 East Bridge Street, Bridgend M'Lagan, John, weaver, 51 Pomarium M'Lagan, Mrs Catherine, 69 Mill Street M'Lagan, Mrs Donald, 227 High Street M'Lagan, Mrs Peter, 15 Main Street, Bridgend M'Lagan, Mrs Peter, 15 Strathmore Street, Bridgend M'Lagan, AVilliam, coal-merchant, 65 Main Street, Bridgend M'Lagan, William, labourer, Newrow M'Laren, Alexander, labourer, Mill Wynd M'Laren, Charles, baker, 94 South Street M'Laren, Daniel, mason, Leonard Street M'Laren, Daniel, carpenter, 315 High Street M'Laren, David, baker, 15 Strathmore Street, Bridgend M'Laren, Duncan, warder, 106 Watergate M'Laren, Duncan (of M'Laren & Goodsir), 198 High Street M'Laren, Duncan, hostler, 73 South Street M'Laren, James, teacher, Scott Street M'Laren, James, musician, Mill Close M'Laren, James, corn-merchant, 50 Canal Street M'Laren, James, shipmaster, 105 South Street M'Laren, James, measurer, 122 South Street M'Laren, James, seaman, 3 Reform Place M'Laren, John, labourer, Foundry Lane M'Laren, John, seaman, Charter Lane M'Laren, John, wright, 3 Bridge Lane

74 M'LAREN — M'LEISH.

M'Laren, John, dairy, 27 Canal Street

M'Laren, John, smith, North William Street

M'Laren, Miss Euphemia, 232 High Street

M'Laren, Mrs Alexander, 232 High Street

M'Laren, Mrs Daniel, 14 St John Street

M'Laren, Mrs Donald, 42 Skinnergate

M'Laren, Mrs Duncan, 392 High Street

M'Laren, Mrs John, victualler, 303 High Street

M'Laren, Mrs Peter, 101 High Street

M'Laren, Peter, weaver, 46 Pomarium

M'Laren, Thomas, weaver, 13 East Bridge Street, Bridgend

M'Laren, Thomas, weaver, 5 Leonard Street

M'Laren, Thomas, dyer, 12 Meal Vennel

M'Laren, William, Mountabour

M'Laren, William, wright, 53 Pomarium

M'Laren & Fraser, dressmakers, 61 George Street

M'Laren & Goodsir, grocers and ironmongers, 200 High Street

M'Lauchlan, A. & Co., painters and paperhangers, 112 High St.

M'Lauchlan, Donald, porter, Curfeu Row

M'Lauchlan, Edward, tanner, 73 South Street

M'Lauchlan, James, calico-printer, Dovecotland

M^aucblan, John, slater, 47 Mill Street — house, 182 High Street

M'Lauchlan, Mrs James, 129 High Street

M'Lauchlan, Mrs John, 207 High Street

M'Lauchlan, Mrs John, Union Lane

M'Lauchlan, Mrs Robert, 24 Kirkgate

M'Lauchlan, William, sawyer, Barossa Street

M'Lauchlan, William, weaver, Dovecotland

M'Lea, Duncan, ropespinner, 4 Cross Street

M'Lea, John, porter, 199 South Street

M'Lea, Mrs, Melville Street

M'Lean, Archibald, stoker, 8 Cross Street

M'Lean, Brothers, victuallers, 46 South Street — house, 1 0

M'Lean, Donald, cai-ter, 129 High Street

M'Lean, James, quarrier, Dovecotland

M'Lean, James, smith, 3 Mill Street

M'Lean, James, cowfeeder, 281 High Street

M'Lean, John (of Duncan, M'Lean, & Jameson), 3 Rose Terrace

M'Lean, John, porter, 1 1 Leonard Street

M'Lean, Miss Ann, 49 Meal Vennel

M'Lean, Miss Elizabeth, 70 Mill Street

M'Lean, Miss Jean, 221 South Street

M'Lean, Mrs, 7 Charlotte Street

M'Lean, Peter, labourer, 7 Keir Street, Bridgend

M'Lean, Peter, ropemaker, 55 Meal Vennel

M'Lean, Peter, shopman, 3 Kinnoull Street

M'Lean, Richard, bootmaker, 21 George Street — bouse, 19

M'Leish, David, seaman, 10 Speygate

M'Leish, Donald, wine and spirit merchant, 15 Castle Gable

M'Leish, George, seaman, Victoria Street

M'Leish, James, King Street, east side

M4Leish, James, labourer, 129 High Street

m'leish — m'niven 75

M'Leish, Jobn (of M'Leish & Graham), Gannochy

M'Leish, John, miller, 309 High Street

M'Leish, Mrs Alexander, cowfeeder, Stormont Street

M'Leish, Mrs John, 122 South Street

M'Leish, William, weaver, 42 Pomarium

M'Leish & Graham, accountants, Charlotte Place

M'Lennan, Mrs John, 159 South Street

M'Leod, Alexander, engineer, 8 Leonard Street

M'Leod, Alexander, eating-house, 65 Meal Vennel

M*Leod, Alexander, labourer, Leonard Street

M'Leod, Colonel Alexander, Greenbank, Bridgend

M'Leod, John, carter, 7 Cross Street

M'Leod, Mrs Donald, 72 Mill Street

M'Leod, Mrs Mary, 219 High Street

M'Leod, Neil, labourer, Dovecotland

M'Leod, Peter, vintner, Low Street

M'Leod, William, shoemaker, 175 High Street

M'Leod, William, pensioner, Scott Street

M'Millan, Mrs John, 153 South Street

M'Nab, J. & A., watchmakers, 33 George Street — house, 37

M'Nab, John, weaver, 15 Pomarium

M'Nab, Miss Charlotte Catherine, 38 Main Street, Bridgend

M'Nab, Miss Margaret, grocer, 83 South Street

M'Nab, Mrs Robert, 394 High Street

M'Nab, Peter, 55 Mill Street

M'Nab, Robert, smith, 19 North Methven Street

M'Nair, James, shoemaker, 82 South Street

M'Nair, Mrs Andrew, Kinnoull Causeway

M'Naughton, Alexander, flesher, 82 South Street

M'Naughton, Alexander, weaver, 232 High Street

M'Naughton, Archibald, porter, Leonard Street

M'Naughton, James, wright, Paul's Close, Newrow

M'Naughton, Jobn, vintner, 139 South Street

M'Naughton, John, tailor, 134 High Street

M'Naughton, Miss, 14 Rose Terrace

M'Naughton, Mrs Andrew, 92 Watergate

M'Naughton, Mrs Elizabeth, grocer and spirit-dealer, 37 South St.

M'Naughton, Mrs John, 12 South Street

M'Naughton, Peter, 5 St John Street

M'Naughton, William, seaman, 89 South Street

M'Naughton, William (of M'Naughton & Dewar), 72 Watergate

M'Naughton & Dewar, drapers, 8 George Street

M'Neil, David (of Ross & M'Neil), 36 Mill Street

M'Neil, Duncan, weaver, 72 Mill Street

M'Neil, John, coachman, 14 Pomarium

M'Neil, John, teacher, Kinnoull Street Academy — house, 3ft

Mill Street M'Neil, John, tailor, 199 South Street M'Neil, Miss Isabella, dressmaker, 40 Meal Vennel M'Nicol, John, shoemaker, 9 Castle Gable M'Nicol, Laurance, vintner, 105 High Street M'Niven, Charles, salesman, 20 South Street

76 m'niven — m'rae.

M'Niven, Misses, milliners, 20 South Street

M'Omish, Miss, James Street, east side

M'Omish, Misses, dressmakers, St Paul's Square

M'Phee, Duncan, porter, 155 South Street

M'Pherson, Alexander, wright, 48 Meal Vennel

M'Pherson, Andrew, shoemaker, 284 High Street

M'Pherson, Angus, manager of Old Gas Work, Scott Street

M'Pherson, Angus, porter, 103 South Street

M'Pherson, Charles, smith, Foundry Lane

M'Pherson, George, porter, 18 Kirkgate

M'Pherson, James, porter, 23 Old Guard Vennel

M'Pherson, James, smith, Clayholes

M'Pherson, James, carpenter, 63 Pomarium

M'Pherson, James, labourer, 27 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

M'Pherson, John, carter, Dovecotland

M'Pherson, John, weaver, 49 Pomarium

M'Pherson, John, wright, Leonard Street

M'Pherson, Matthew, hair-cutter, Newrow

M'Pherson, Malcolm, porter, 92 Watergate

M'Pherson, Miss Catherine, 238 High Street

M'Pherson, Miss Jean, Old Guard Vennel

M'Pherson, Misses, teachers (Infant School), King Street

M'Pherson, Mrs, Curfeu Row

M'Pherson, Mrs Alexander, 51 Pomarium

M'Pherson, Mrs Donald, 11 Meal Vennel

M'Pherson, Mrs Duncan, 224 High Street

M'Pherson, Mrs John, eating-house, 21 Watergate

M'PhersoD, Mrs John, vintner, 73 Canal Street

M'Pherson, Mrs John, 112 High Street

M'Pherson, Mrs Norman, sick-nurse, 199 High Street

M'Pherson, Mrs Sophia, 8 Castle Gable

M'Pherson, Norman, cabinetmaker, Union St. — h., Carpenter St,

M'Pherson, Peter, seaman, 214 South Street

M'Pherson, Robert, pensioner, 63 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

M'Pherson, Simon, sawyer, 91 Canal Crescent

M'Pherson, Thomas, news-agent, Temperance Coffee House and

Reading Room, 31 St John Street M'Pherson, Thomas, shoemaker, 92 Watergate M'Pherson, Thomas, cork-cutter, 8 Bridge Lane M'Pherson, William, pensioner, King Street M'Pherson, William, shoemaker, 129 High Street M'Pollon, Owan, labourer, 103 South Street M'Q-uarrie, Alexander, eating-house, 206 High Street M'Quarrie, Mrs Archibald, Thimblerow M'Queen, John, hawker, 1 5 1 High Street M'Queen, Miss Isabella, 238 High Street M'Q.uhae, James, smith, Carpenter Street M'Quillian, Daniel, labourer, 306 High Street M 'Ouiston, Thomas, joiner, Leonard Street M'Rae, Duncan, pensioner, 28 High Street M'Rae, Duncan, druggist and dentist, 4 St John Street—house,

37 George Street

M'RAE — NTC0L. 77

•M*Rae, James, labourer, Cutlog Vermel

M'Raw, Alexander, 63 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

McRaw, John, 15 Old Guard Vennel

M'Raw, Miss Marjory, 25 High Street

M'Reaner, Mrs, 18 Union Street Lane, Bridgend

M'Robie, Mrs Thomas, 113 High Street

M'Tavish, John, vintner, 126 High Street

M6Vean, Donald, labourer, Dovecotland

M'Vean, John, 54 Commercial Street, Bridgend

M 'Vicar, Archibald, toolmaker, 123 High Street — house, 113

M'Vicar, Mrs, 25 Marshall Place

M'Vicar, Mrs James, 372 High Street

M'Whannel, James, weaver, 50 Pomarium.

M'Whannel, John, weaver, 368 High Street

M'Whatie, James, miller, St Paul's Square

M •William, George, Thimblerow

N

Nairns, Henry, slater, Newrow

Nairns, John, porter, 148 South Street

Nairns, Mrs James, 2 Canal Street

Nathaniel, David, smith and furnishing ironmonger, Kinnoull St.

Nathaniel, James, smith, 7 Kinnoull Street

National Bank Office, 5 High Street — D. L. Jolly, agent

National Savings' Bank, l Crescent

National School, Newrow, east side

National School, 96 Watergate

Needham, James, labourer, 63 Pomarium

Neil, William, engineer, South William Street

Neilson, Alexander, postboy, 28 Kirkgate

Neilson, David, weaver, Thimblerow

Neilson, George, seaman, 46 Pomarium

Neilson, James, postboy, 9 Castle Gable

Neilson, James, shipmaster, 91 Canal Crescent

Neilson, John, coachman, Newrow

Neilson, Joseph, officer of St Leonard's Church, 55 Pomarium

Neilson, Mrs, 302 High Street

Neilson, Mrs Adam, 79 Canal Street

Neilson, Mrs Alexander, 70 Pomarium

Neilson, Robert, weaver, 50 Pomarium

Neilson, William, carpenter, 53 Pomarium

Nelles, James, labourer, 122 South Street

Ness, Mrs, 10 Commercial Street, Bridgend

New Gas Light Company's Office, Blackfriars Wynd

New Gas Work, Blackfriars Wynd — Robert Ford, manager

Newby, William (of Duncan, Dandie, & Newby), 71 High Street

Newlands, Rev. John, D.D., Craigie

Nicholson, James, pensioner, 239 High Street

Nicholson, John, labourer, 134 High Street

Nicholson, Mrs John, Barossa Street

Nicol, Charles, shipmaster, 126 High Street

7S NICOL — PAE.

Nicol, David, vintner, 16 Meal Vennel

Nicol, John, grocer, 73 North Methven Street

Nicol, John, labourer, 52 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Nicol, John, shoemaker, 2 Back Wynd, Bridgend

Nicol, Mrs John, grocer, 178 South Street — house, 176

Nicol, Robert, shipowner, 126 High Street

Nicol, Robert, clerk, Barossa Street

Nicol, Robert, shoemaker, 8 Back Wynd, Bridgend

Nicol, Robert, weaver, 27 Pomarium

Nicol, Robert, tailor, Kirkside

Niven, James, Spring Cottage, 89 Canal Crescent

Niven, Miss Margaret, Old Guard Vennel

Niven, Mrs John, 6 Strafchmore Street, Bridgend

Northern Warder Office, 23 George Street

Norwell, Alexander, shoemaker, 18 Skinnergate

Norwell, David, shoemaker, 47 Skinnergate

Norwell, James, shoemaker, 5 Skinnergate

Norwell, James, shoemaker, 13 Skinnergate

Norwell, John, shoemaker, 49 Skinnergate

Norwell, Joseph, painter, 9 Skinnergate

Ogg, William, watchmaker, 40 Watergate

Ogilvie, Mrs, Low Street

Ogilvie, William, stoker, 5 Reform Place

Oil Mill, Horse Cross

Old Gas Light Company's Office, 12 South Street

Old Gas Work, 58 Canal Street — A. M'Pherson, manager

Old Guard Vennel, 107 High Street and 16 Mill Street

Oliphant, Thomas, mason, 56 Pomarium

Oliphant's Vennel, 46 St Sohn Street and 45 Watergate

Omans, Mrs James, Charter Lane

Ormrod, George, tailor, 20 Watergate

Ostens, Joseph, shipmaster, 126 High Street

Oswald, Andrew, wood and coal-merchant, New Shore

Oswald, John, upholsterer, 219 High Street

Oswald, Lady, Boatland House, Bridgend

Oswald, Peter, upholsterer, 154 High Street

Ower, James, victualler, 46 North Methven Street

Ower, James, cabinetmaker and joiner, 59 South Methven Street

— house, 1 1 Keir Street, Bridgend Ower, Mrs, Carpenter Street Ower, Mrs George, 40 Main Street, Bridgend Ower, Mrs Margaret, 15 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Ower, Mrs Robert, 89 Main Street, Bridgend Ower, Thomas, wright, 1 1 Keir Street, Bridgend

Pae, David, barley-merchant, 1 North Methven Street — residence, Innerbuist

FAE — PEACOCK. 79

Pae, Mrs Peter, North William Street

Pagely, John, labourer, Barrack Street

Painter, Miss Catherine, lodgings, 47 George Street

Palmer, Peter, grocer andiron-merchant, 127 High Street — house,

15 Athole Street Palmer, Thomas, coal-merchant, 22 Mill Street — house, 47

Strathmore Street, Bridgend Parker, Thomas, carpenter, Victoria Street Parkins, Thomas, hook-dresser, 47 George Street Parliament Close, 71 High Street Partentine, Miss Ann, 1 3 East Bridge Street, Bridgend Paterson, Alexander, inspector of stamps and taxes, Willow Bank,

Bridgend Paterson, Alexander, vintner, 242 South Street Paterson, Alexander, dyer, 284 High Street Paterson, Alexander, shoemaker, 13 St John's Place Paterson. Andrew, mason, Paul's Close, Newrow Paterson, David, porter, Old Guard Vennel Paterson, David, labourer, 61 Meal Vennel Paterson, James, painter and japanner, 129 High Street Paterson, Misses, lo Leonard Street Paterson, Mrs, 354 High Street Paterson, Mrs, Barrack Street Paterson, Mrs Charle9, 30 Meal Vennel Paterson, Mrs George, 142 South Street Paterson, Robert, wright, Mill Wynd Close Paterson, William, engineer, 1*22 South Street Paterson, William, labourer, 227 High Street Patrick, William, shipmaster, 214 South Street Pattillo, Alexander, town-drummer and hair-cutter, 46 Skinnergate

— house, 9 Commercial Street, Bridgend Pattillo, Samuel (of Brewster & Pattillo), Scott Street Pattillo, William, mason, Barossa Street Patton, Alexander, weaver, 333 High Street

Patton, Charles, bookseller and stationer, 32 St John St. — h., 46 Patton, James, vintner, 5 Commercial Street, Bridgend Patton, James, weaver, Leonard Street

Patton, James Murray, sheriif -clerk, Marshall Cottage, Bridgend Patton, John, weaver, 72 Pomarium Patton, Joseph, fisher, 27 Cross Street Patton, Miss, 3 Crescent Patton, Miss Margaret, 238 High Street Patton, Mrs James, 3 Crescent Patton, Mrs James, Cow Vennel Patton, Rev. Alexander, 123 High Street Paul, John, mason, Scott Street

Paving and Lighting Duty Office, 60 High Street Peacock, David, Hospital master and teacher of music, Hospital Peacock, John (of Peacock & Imrie), 58 South Methven Street Peacock, William (of William PeacOck & Co.), Hospital Street Peacock, William & Co., silk-printers, 189 South Street Peacock & Imrie, silk-printers, South Methven Street

PEARSON — PETERS.

Pearson, Alexander, weaver, Dovecotland

Pearson, James, labourer, Dovecotland

Pearson, John, Stormont Street, east side

Pearson, John, labourer, 66 South Street

Pearson, Mrs, Dovecotland

Pearson, Mrs James, grocer, 335 High Street

Pearson, William (of Richardson & Pearson), 6 Main Street,

Bridgend Pearson, William, grocer, 233 High Street

Peat, Mrs David, bookseller, 24 High St. — house, 1 9 Mill Street Peat, Robert, tea and coffee agent, 24 High St. — h., 19 Mill St. Peddie, Gerard, perfumer, 53 George Street — house, 57 Peddie, John, flesher, 7 Cow Vennel Peddie, John, labourer, 37 Canal Street Peddie, John, wright, 12 South Street Peddie, Miss Christian, 12 South Street Peddie, Miss Margaret, Stormont Street Peddie, Mrs James, 245 High Street Peddie, Mrs John, grocer, 55 North Methven Street Peddie, Mrs John, Union Street, Blackfriars Peddie, Mrs Thomas, lodgings, 146 High Street Peddie, Mungo, weaver, 1 Paul Street Peddie, Robert, teacher, 45 Mill Street Peddie, Robert, wright, 71 High Street Peddie, Thomas, tailor, Union Street, Blackfriars Peddie, Thomas, weaver, 297 High Street Peddie, William, painter, 312 High Street Peebles, Alexander, labourer, Kinnoull Causeway Peebles, Robert, weaver, 16 Commercial Street, Bridgend Peebles, Thomas, flaxdresser, Einnoull Street Peggie, James, labourer, 31 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Penny, Miss Elizabeth, grocer, North Port Penny, James, coal-merchant, Coal Shore — house, Barnhill Perth Anderson Institution Library, 10 High Street Perth Associative Society, 2 South Methven Street Perth Banking Company, 24 George Street Perth Brewery, 18 North Methven Street Perth First Wheaten Bread Society, Union Lane — Chas.

Fortune, manager Perth Flour Mills, 59 Mill Street — John Dall, manager Perth Foundry, Paul Street — A. M'Farlane & Co. Perth Marble Work, County Place Perth Meal Mills, 58 Mill Street

Perth Royal Golfing Society Rooms, 20 Charlotte Street Perth Second Wheaten Bread Society, Blackfriars — James

Ayson, manager Perthshire Agricultural Company's Office, 10 High St. Perthshire Wine and Spirit Co's Warehouse, 6 Watergate Peterkin, James, weaver, 205 South Street Peters, Alexander, grocer, Dovecotland Peters, Alexander, mason, Stormont Street Peters, Alexander, weaver, Dovecotland

PETERS — POUKIE. 81

Peters, David, officer of Free West Church, 1 Paul Street

Peters, David, hawker, Dovecotlaud

Peters, David, clerk, 68 St Johu Street

Peters, David, mason, Stormont Street

Peters, Johu, weaver, Kinnoull Causeway

Peters, Miss Mary, Dovecotlaud

Peters, Mrs James, 34 Skinnergate

Peters, Robert (of Taylor & Peters), 21 Pomarium

Peters, Thomas, baker, 103 South Street

Petrie, Alexander, weaver, 139 South Street

Petrie, Andrew, engineer, 142 South Street

Petrie, George, weaver, 105 South Street

Petrie, John, satin-hat-manufacturer, 118 South Street

Petrie, Miss Catherine, 105 South Street

Petrie, Mrs Ann, 7 Kinnoull Street

Pettigrew, William, engine-driver, Leonard Street

Philps, David (at Bank of Scotland), 52 Main Street, Bridgend

Philps, John, gardener, 5 Back Wynd, Bridgend

Philps, John, engineer, 69 Canal Street

Phiips, Miss Ann, staymaker, 42 St John St. — house, 10 Cross St

Philps, Mrs M illiam, 10 Cross Street

Philps, William, smith, Scott Street

Picken, Nicol, labourer, 177 High Street

Pickering, William, Flesh Vennel

Pierce, Joseph, engine-driver, Scott Street

Pierides, Paul, surgeon, Asylum

Pillans, Rev. John, 3 Kinnoull Street

Pillow, Peter, printer, Barossa Street

Pirrie, Alexander, Glencarse foot-post, 71 High Street

Pirrie, James (of Pirrie & Anderson), 12 South Methven Street

Pirrie, John, watchmaker and receiving postmaster, 1 King Street

Pirrie & Anderson, coachbuilders, Princes Street

Pitblado, David, shipmaster, Nelson Street

Pitblado, John, shipmaster, 103 South Street

Pitblado, William, shipmaster, 98 South Street

Pitkeathly, John, mason, 79 Canal Street

Pitkeathly, John, weaver, 294 High Street

Pitkeathly, Miss Jean, Kirk Close

Pitkeathly, Mrs, 5 Leonard Street

Pitkeathly, William, shoemaker, 18 Kirkgate

Plenderleath, John, Thistle Tavern, 55 High Street

Police Assessment Office, 60 High St. — J. M'Ewan, collector

Police Office, l High Street — Andrew Boyle, superintendent

Poor Rates Office, 12 Canal Crescent— John Scott, collector

Porteous, Mrs Robert, 129 South Street

Porter, John, weaver, Dovecotland

Post Office, 80 George Street— C. G. Sidey, postmaster

Potts, Thomas, fishing-road maker, 59 Skinnergate

Pcurie, John, seaman, 75 Canal Street

Pourie, Misses, Kirkside

Pourie, Mrs Hay, washer, 7 Speygate

Pourie, William, turner, Kirkside

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82 POURIE— PULLAR.

Pourie, William, polisher, Barossa Street

Pratt, Robert, weaver, Dovecotland

Prentice, John, grocer, 5 Paul Street

Preston, Alexander, lapidary, Union Lane

Preston, James, eating-house, 17 Skinnergate

Preston, Joseph, bootmaker, 141 High Street— house, 137

Pride, Thomas, smith, Kirk Close — house, 4 South Street

Pringle, James, painter and glazier, 9 High Street — house, 8&

Pringle, John, working-jeweller, 9 St John Street

Pringle, Misses, 231 High Street

Pringle, Thomas, boatbuilder, 7 High Street

Proctor, Joseph, bookbinder, 21 Main Street, Bridgend

Procurator-Fiscals' Office, Blackfriars Street

Property and Income Tax Office, 16 South Street

Proudfoot, David, weaver, 35 North Methven Street

Proudfoot, James, mason, 211 High Street

Proudfoot, James, porter, 271 High Street

Proudfoot, John, printer, 12 South Methven Street

Proudfoot, Miss Margaret, 321 High Street

Proudfoot, Mrs David, 126 High Street

Proudfoot, Mrs John, 78 Pomarium

Proudfoot, Mrs Margaret, 213 South Street

Proudfoot, Peter, teacher (National School), 3 Kinnoull Street

Proudfoot, Robert, inkmaker, James Street

Proudfoot, Thomas, shoemaker, 106 High Street

Proudfoot, William, warper, 3 Kinnoull Street

Proudfoot, William, lodgings, 33 North Methven Street

Prussian Vice Consul, John Lowe, agent

Public Baths, Mill Street, north side

Public Library, 78 George Street

Pugh, Thomas, pointsman, 8 Cross Street

Pullar, Andrew, teacher, Dovecotland

Pullar, J. & Son, silk-dyers, 36 Mill Street

Pullar, James, baker, 259 High Street — house, 261

Pullar, James, wright, Barossa Street

Pullar, John (of J. Pullar & Son), 3 St Leonard's Bank

Pullar, John, salesman, 154 South Street

Pullar, Laurence (of Robert Pullar & Sons), Moncrieff Bank, Ciaigie

Pullar, Misses, washers and dressers, 104 South Street

Pullar, Misses, glovers, 15 Skinnergate

Pullar, Mrs David, 337 High Street

Pullar, Mrs James, vintner, Princes Street

Pullar, Mrs John, 53 Pomarium

Pullar, Mrs Robert, 36 Mill Street

Pullar, Mrs William, Melville Street

Pullar, Mrs William, 219 High Street

Pullar, Robert, & Sons, manufacturers, 35 Mill Street

Pullar, Thomas (of Pullar & Keay), 246 High Street,

Pullar, William, weaver, 31 Cross Street

Pullar, William, baker, 10 Gowrie Street, Bridgend

Pullar, William, brassfounder, 207 High Street

Pullar & Keay, joiners, Murray Street

PURCELL— REID. 83

Purcell, Laurence, pensioner, 13 Paul Steeet

Rae, John, pensioner, Dovecotland

Raniage Graeme, Burns' Tavern, 13 Watergate

Ramsay, Alexander, plumber, 113 High. Street

Ramsay, James, corn-merchant, 9 North Methven Street — house,

Viewland, Glasgow Road Ramsay, James, tailor, 1 Canal Crescent Ramsay, John, plnmber and brassfounder, 145 High Street Ramsay, Matthew, sawyer, Kinnoull Causeway Ramsay, Miss Jane, teacher, 77 South Street Ramsay, Mrs George, Charlotte Street Ramsay, Mrs Helen, grocery, 59 South Street Ramsay, Mrs William, eating-house, 100 South Street Ramsay, William, wright, Mill Street, south side Ramsay, William (of Bell & Ramsay), Athole Street Randies, John, flaxdresser, Flesh Vennel Rankin, Mrs, 3 Marshall Place Ranson, Joseph, china-merchant, 58 St John Street — house,

Scott Street, east side Ratledge, Joseph, shoemaker, 214 High Street Rattray, Charles, weaver, Thimblerow Rattray, George, joiner, 76 Pomarium Rattray, James, blacksmith, 34 South Methven Street Rattray, John, weaver, 24 Pomarium

Rattray, John (at Duncan, M'Lean, & Jameson's), Mountabor Rattray, John, seaman, 79 Canal Street Rattray, Joseph, weaver, 240 South Street Rattray, Mrs John, 199 High Street Rattray, Mrs Thomas, 18 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Rattray, Thomas, saw-maker and repairer, 183 South Street Rattray, William, weaver, 59 Pomarium Rattray, William, labourer, Newrow Rattray, William, shipmaster, 69 Canal Street Readdie, James, builder, Scott Street Readdie, James, architect, Victoria Street Readdie, Messrs, builders, Scott Street Receiving Post Office, 1 King Street — J. Pirrie, receiver Reid, Alexander, shoemaker, Barossa Street Reid, Alexander, china-dealer, 70 High Street — house, 68 Reid, Alexander, shoemaker, Newrow Reid, Alexander, wright, 15 Isla Street, Bridgend Reid, Alexander, dyer, Stormont Street

«Reid, Archibald, writer, 3 High Street — house, 14 Marshall Place Reid, Charles, labourer, 9 Castle Gable Reid, Daniel, shoemaker, 170 High Street Reid, David, wright, Hospital Street Reid, David, grocer, 236 High Street Reid, David, weaver, 71 Canal Street Reid, George, weaver, 64 Pomarium

84 REID — RICHARDSON.

Reid, James, 270 High Street Reid, James, shoemaker, 207 High Street Reid, James, Exchange CoJfee-Room, 28 George Street Reid, John, shipmaster, 45 Watergate Reid, John, weaver, 297 High Street Reid, John, strapper, 167 South Street Reid, John, labourer, 63 Pomarium Reid, John, lodgings, 69 North Methven Street Reid, John, Foundry Laue Reid, Miss Barbara, grocer, Foundry Lane Reid, Miss Jane, 207 High Street Reid, Miss Janet, dresser, 66 South Street Reid, Mrs Ann, 58 Pomarium Reid, Mrs Daniel, 116 High Street Reid, Mrs David, grocer, 49 Watergate Reid, Mrs James, 63 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Reid, Mrs Jean, grocer, 237 High Street Reid, Mrs John, 175 South Street Reid, Mrs Margaret, spirit- dealer, 272 High Street Reid, Mrs William, 246 High Street Reid, Mrs William, 339 High Street Reid, Peter, weaver, 31 Pomarium

Reid, Peter, grocer and carter, 174 High Street — house, 170 Reid, Peter, shoemaker, Barossa Street Reid, Robert, Athole Tavern, North William Street Reid, Robert, shoemaker, Newrow

Reid, Robert, West Church Parish officer, 58 Pomarium Reid, Robert, labourer, 9 Castle Gable Reid, Thomas, Low Street Reid, Thomas, King Street, west side Reid, William, weaver, Claypots Wynd Reid, William, slater, 27 Pomarium Reid, William, weave •, 49 Pomarium Rennet, William, miller, Mill Close Reanie, George, wright, 28 Watergate Rennie, Mrs William, lodgings, 48 George Street Reoch, James, boot and shoemaker, 38 Mill Street Reoch, James, tailor, Dovecotland Reoch, Mrs Alexander, 122 South Street Reoch, Peter, baker, 224 High Street Riach, George (City Hotel), 31 South Street Riach, Miss, Scott Street, east side Riach, Mrs Major W. A., 14 Keir Street, Bridgend Richards, Richard, shipmaster, 73 South Street Richardson, Andrew, tea and spirit-dealer, 5 St John's Place Richardson, James, weaver, 59 Pomarium Richardson, John, weaver, 66 South Methven Street Richardson, Mrs John, 73 Mill Street Richardson, Mrs William, eating-house, 10 Princes Street Richardson, Mrs William, grocer and spirit-dealer, 49 South St. Richardson, Thomas, bookseller and stationer, 1 George Street - house, 18 High Street

RICHARDSON — ROBERTSON. 85

Richardson, Thomas, carter, 27 Kirkgate

Richardson, William, 18 High Street

Richardson, William, weaver, 66 South Methven Street

Richardson, William, grocer, 240 High Street — house, 316

Richardson & Pearson, silk-mercers, 32 George Street

Riley, Bernard, hawker, 155 South Street

Riley, Miss Margaret, 76 Pomarium

Riley, Mrs Hugh, 67 Meal Vennel

Rintoul, Alexander, rag and pottery store, 4 High Street

Rintoul, John, mason, Dovecotland

Rintoul, Laurence, grocer and wine-merchant, 79 High Street —

house, 81 Ritchie, James, Perth glass-warehouse, 70 St John St. — house, 22 Ritchie, John, builder, Leonard Street Ritchie, Mrs, Melville Street Ritchie, Mrs Helen, 7 Paul Street Ritchie, Mrs Peter, horse-hirer, 163 High Street Ritchie, Thomas, hair-manufactory, 123 South Street Ritchie, William, carter, 89 High Street River Police and Fishing Office, 6 Charlotte Street Robb, Alexander, labourer, 348 High Street Robb, Alexander, grocer, Barrack Street Robb, David, labourer, Earl's Dykes Robb, George, tailor, 8 Skinnergate Robb, James, mason, 93 Canal Crescent Robb, Misses, 4 Cross Street Robb, Mrs David, 167 South Street Robb, William, mason, 310 High Street Roben, John, greengrocer, 17 Athole Street Robert, Francis, smith, 9 Cross Street Roberts, William, railway guard, 21 Cross Street Robertson, Alexander, surveyor of taxes, 1 Kirkgate — house, 3

Barossa Place Robertson, Alexander, clerk, James Street Robertson, Alexander, 39 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Robertson, Alexander, baker, 220 High Street — house, 224 Robertson, Alexander, weaver, 297 High Street Robertson, Alexander, cow-feeder, Hospital Street Robertson, Alexander, pensioner, 46 High Street Robertson, Alexander, shoemaker, Murray Street Robertson, Alexander, weaver, 239 High Street Robertson, Alexander, stationer, 139 High Street Robertson, Alexander, weaver, Dovecotland Robertson, Alexander, cabinet-maker and upholsterer, Union St.,

Blackfriars Robertson, Alexander, carter, 291 High Street Robertson, Alexander, tailor, Barrack Street Robertson, Alexander, shoemaker, 38 North Methven Street Robertson, Alexander, wright, 2 York Place Robertson, Alexander, Flesh Vennel Robertson, Alexander, scavenger, 15 Paul Street Robertson, Alexander, porter, 82 Watergate

86 ROBERTSON.

Robertson, Alexander, platelayer, 224 High Street

Robertson, Alexander, Clayholes

Robertson, Alexander, carpenter, 45 Pomarium

Robertson, Alexander, dyer, Thimblerow

Robertson, Alexander, warper, Dovecotland

Robertson, Alexander, weaver, 47 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Robertson, Alexander, Red Lion Inn, 123 High Street

Robertson, Alexander, coal-merchant and auctioneer, Princes St.

— house, Victoria Street Robertson, Alexander, 139 South Street Robertson, Alexander, pensioner, 199 South Street Robertson, Andrew, Thimblerow Robertson, Andrew, reedmaker, 211 South Street Robertson, Andrew, tailor, 238 High Street Robertson, Charles, sawyer, Kinnoull Causeway Robertson, Charles, tailor, 70 South Street Robertson, Charles, grocer, Hospital Street Robertson, Charles, sawyer, Hospital Street Robertson, Daniel, vintner, 265 High Street

Robertson, David, grocer, 62 South Methven St. — h., County Place Robertson, David, labourer, 53 Commercial Street, Bridgend Robertson, David, builder, York Place Robertson, David, shoemaker, 77 South Street Robertson, David, weaver, Paul's Close, Newrow Robertson, David, wright, Union Street, Blackfriars Robertson, David, porter, 73 South Street

Robertson, David, bookseller and stationer, 94 High St. — h., 92 1 Robertson, Donald (refreshment-rooms, terminus), Victoria Street Robertson, Donald drover, Hospital Street Robertson, Donald, porter, 19 Hospital Street Robertson, Donald, weaver, Dovecotland Robertson, Donald, carter, 27 Castle Gable Robertson, Donald, wright, 3 Melville Street Robertson, Duff, weaver, 51 Pomarium Robertson, Duncan, James Street Robertson, Duncan, quarryman, 66 South Street Robertson, Duncan, carter, 180 South Street Robertson, Duncan, labourer, Newrow Robertson, Duncan, porter, 126 South Street Robertson, Duncan, tailor, 7 Kirkgate Robertson, Duncan, cooper, 171 South Street Robertson, Duncan, weaver, Cutlog Vennel Robertson, Edward, slater, Clayholes Robertson, George, sawyer, Kirkside Robertson, George, weaver, 155 South Street Robertson, George, flesher, 26 Athole Street Robertson, George, seaman, 36 Meal Vennel Robertson, James Britannia Tavern, 15 Mill Street Robertson, James, smith and cartwright, Princes Street — house,

Nelson Street Robertson, James, weaving-agent, 196 South Street — house, 214 Robertson, James, mason, 13 Canal Crescent

ROBERTSON.

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Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson, Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson

James, weaver, 340 High Street James, labourer, Newrow James, barrack-sergeant, Perth Barracks James, tailor, Stormont Street James, bootmaker, 74 High Street — house, 72 James, carpenter, 284 High Street James, weaver, Dovecotland James, wright, 8 North Port James, weaver, 368 Higb Street James, tailor, 240 South Street James, painter, 120 High Street James, weaver, 71 Canal Street James, blacksmith, 189 South Street James, seaman, 31 Canal Street James, carpenter, 189 South Street James, shoemaker, 129 High Street James, 16 Strathmore Street, Bridgend James, clerk, 12 Canal Crescent James, poinstman, Leonard Street James, weaver, Thimblerow James, weaver, 206 South Street James, coach-driver, Kinnoull Causeway- James, pensioner, Clayholes John, smith, 344 High Street John, shoemaker, 400 High Street John, shoemaker, 34 Commercial Street, Bridgend John, engine-driver, Leonard Street John, weaver, Thimblerow John, labourer, 6 Strathmore Street, Bridgend John, weaver, 358 High Street John, grocer, 1 Reform Place John, vintner, 134 High Street John, tailor, 5 Kirkgate — house, 7 John, weaver, 159 South Street John, pavier, Shuttlefield Close John, labourer, 170 South Street John, labourer, 315 High Street John, miller, 271 High Street John, porter, 177 South Street Joseph, labourer, 4 Cross Street Lauchlan, labourer, Leonard Street Miss Catherine, Dovecotland Miss Catherine, 24 Main Street, Bridgend Miss Charlotte, grocer, 235 High Street Miss Grace, 8 Commercial Street, Bridgend Miss Isabella, 214 South Street Miss Isabella, grocer, 51 Skinnergate Miss Jessie, dressmaker, 163 High Street Miss Margaret, 7 Pomarium Miss Margaret, dressmaker, 18 George Street Miss Margaret, vintner, 94 Watergate Miss Mary, dressmaker, 271 High Street

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Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson

Misses, 9 Union Street Lane, Bridgend

Mrs Adam, grocer, 125 High Street

Mrs Alexander, 9 Castle Gable

Mrs Alexander, Kinnoull Causeway

Mrs Alexander, 102 High Street

Mrs Alexander, Victoria Street

Mrs Alexander, Paul's Close, Newrow

Mrs Alexander, 238 High Street

Mrs Andrew, 354 High Street

Mrs Ann, 315 High Street

Mrs Charles, 4 South Street

Mrs Charles, 47 George Street

Mrs Charles, Cow Vennel

Mrs Charles, grocer, Princes Street

Mrs Christain, 23 Old Guard Vennel

Mrs David, 291 High Street

Mrs Donald, 18 Athole Street

Mrs Donald, 25 High Street

Mrs Duncan, 67 South Street

Mrs DuncaD, Thimblerow

Mrs George, Kinnoull Causeway

Mrs J. F., 77 South Street

Mrs James, sick-nurse, 211 High Street

Mrs James, 10 Speygate

Mrs James, 210 South Street

Mrs James, lodgings, 148 South Street

Mrs James, 232 High Street

Mrs John, 9 Keir Street, Bridgend

Mrs John, Claypots Wynd

Mrs John, Perth Arms' Inn, 112 High Street

Mrs John, 1 2 Canal Crescent

Mrs John, 103 South Street

Mrs Laurence, 18 Marshall Place

Mrs Margaret, grocer, 10 Bridge Lane

Mrs Margaret, 171 South Street

Mrs Paul, 163 South Street

Mrs Peter, eating-house, 47 Meal Vennel

Mrs Peter, Old Guard Vennel

Mrs Robert, 89 South Street

Mrs Robert, Barossa Street

Mrs Robert, King Street, east side

Mrs Thomas, 125 South Street

Mrs William, Mill Wynd

Oliphant B., porter, 211 High Street

Peter, grocer and spirit-dealer, 28 Princes Street

Peter, pointsman, 13 Canal Crescent

Peter, porter. 214 High Street

Peter, grocer, 20 Kirkgate

Richard (of Robertson & Co.), James Street

Robert, labourer, Barossa Street

Robert, measurer, 7 Athole Street

Robert, weaver, Hospital Street

ROBERTSON — ROSS. 89

Robertson, Robert, weaver, 55 Meal Vermel

Robertson, Robert, labourer, 31 Canal Street

Robertson, Robert, weaver, Leonard Street

Robertson, Robert Hay, grocer and wine-merchant, 22 High St.

— house, 5 George Street Robertson, Thomas, cork-cutter, 304 High Street Robertson, Thomas, tinsmith, 67 Meal Vennel Robertson, William, clerk, 72 High Street Robertson, William, tailor, 77 South Street Robertson, William, labourer, 63 Pomarium Robertson, William, labourer, ] 90 High Street Robertson, William, shoemaker, 309 High Street Robertson, William, wright, 47 George Street Robertson, William, potato-agent, 13 Commercial St., Bridgend Robertson & Co., timber-merchants, Victoria Street Robson, Miss Janet, laundress, 40 Meal Vennel Rodgie, Thomas (at James Condie's), 12 Gowrie Street, Bridgend Roger, Alexander, weaver, Thimblerow Roger. James, weaver, 384 High Street Roger, John, seaman, 184 South Street Roger, John, shoemaker, Stormont Street Roger, John, weaver, 13 Canal Crescent Roger, William, mason, 79 Canal Street

Roles, Charles, supervisor of excise, 49 Commercial St., Bridgend Rollo, David, baker, 152 High Street — house, 156 Rollo, James, 22 Marshall Place Rollo, James, smith, Stormont Street Rollo, James, policeman, 77 South Street Rollo, James, parish -officer, 75 Canal Street Rollo, John, carter, 44 Main Street, Bridgend Rollo Robert, carter, South William Street Ronald, Captain William, 1 Rose Terrace Ronaldson, William, wright, 82 South Street Ross, Alexander, tobacconist, 23 South Street Ross, Alexander, labourer, Newrow Ross, Alexander, tailor, 137 High Street

Ross, Alexander, cooper, 24 South Methven Street — house, 48 . Ross, Alexander, smith, 142 South Street Ross, Alexander, painter, 123 High Street Ross, Alexander, shoemaker and musician, 46 High Street Ross, Charles, labourer, Foundry Lane Ross, David, plumber, Barossa Street Ross, David (of John Ross & Son), Blackfriars Street Ross, David (of Ross & M'Neili), Burghmuir Ross, James, stock-broker, 10 High St.- — house, 5 Rose Terrace Ross, James, cooper, Barossa Street Ross, JohD, labourer, Carpenter Street

Ross, John, candlemaker, 118 High Street — house, 2 Albert Place Ross, John, Melville Street

Ross, John & Son, grocers and wine-merchants, 2 9 High Street Ross, Miss, 16 Mill Street Ross, Mrs, shoebinder, 36 Skinnergate

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90 ROSS — RUTHERFORD.

Ross, Mrs, lodgings, 59 North Methven Street

Ross, Mrs Alexander, 64 Pomarium

Ross, Mrs Andrew, mangle, 287 High Street

Ross, Mrs George, 190 High Street

Ross, Mrs John, Hospital Street

Ross, Mrs John, 6 St Leonard's Bank

Ross, Mrs John, 41 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Ross, Mrs Margaret, grocer, 2 Cross Street

Ross, Peter, candle-maker, 120 High Street

Ross, Peter, weaver, Leonard Street

Ross, Robert (of Ross & M'Farlane), 223 South Street

Ross, Thomas, inkmaker, 206 South Street

Ross, Thomas, 30 Kirkgate

Ross, Thomas, 7 North Methven Street

Ross, Thomas, shoemaker, 8 Skinnergate

Ross, W. & J., writers, 10 High Street — house, 5 Rose Terrase

Ross, William, spoonmaker, 37 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Ross & M'Farlane, aerated-water manufacturers, 214 High Street

Ross & M'Neill, builders, Kinnoull Street

Rough, Peter, coachman, 2 Bridge Lane

Roy, Alexander, porter, 163 High Street

Roy, Alexander, greengrocer, 35 South Street — house, Taybankr

Bridgend Roy, Andrew, wright, County Place Roy, Andrew, victualler, 20 South Methven Street Roy, Daniel, postboy, 59 Skinnergate Roy, James, hair-cutter and perfumer, 5 Bridge Lane Roy, James (of Roy & Miller), 11 Charlotte Street Roy, James, bill-poster, 25 High Street Roy, James, porter, 35 Castle Gable Roy, James, porter, 24 Castle Gable Roy, John, lintseed-crusher, 3 North Methven Street Roy, John, baker, Dovecotland

Roy, Miss Ann, bootbinder, 3 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Roy, Misses, dressmakers, 25 George Street Roy, Mrs William, 30 Meal Yennel Roy, Robert, weaver, 37 Pomarium Roy, William, flesher, 54 South Methven Street — house, 25

George Street Roy & Miller, wine and spirit merchants, Kirkside Royal Arch Mason Hall, 71 High Street Royal George Hotel (Miss Agnes Davidson), 51 George St. Royal Mail-Co ach Offices, 58 George St. and 15 South St. Russell, Hector, weaver, Leonard Street Russell, James, wright, 159 South Street Russell, Miss Margaret, Union Street, Blackfriars Russell, Mrs Robert, 1 Canal Crescent Rutherford, Andrew, weaver and lodgings, 59 High Street Rutherford, David, wright, Hospital Street Rutherford, James, wright, 87 High Street Rutherford, James, Scott Street Rutherford, James, weaver, Clayholes

RUTHERFORD — SCOTLAND. 91

Rutherford, James, plumber, 216 High Street

Rutherford, John, labourer, 7 Speygate

Rutherford, Mrs, 89 Main Street, Bridgend

Rutherford, Mrs Alexander, 142 South Street

Rutherford, Mrs James, 366 High Street

Rutherford, Mrs John, 312 High Street

Rutherford, Mrs Margaret, grocer, 3 Meal Vennel

Rutherford, Peter, tailor, 106 High Street

Rutherford, Thomas, water-bailiff, Leonard Street

Rutherford, William, wright, 9 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Ruthven, George, weaver, Newrow

Ruthven, Johu, King's Arms Inn, 7 High Street

Sage, John, weaver, 159 South Street

Sage, Mrs James, 36 Meal Vermel

Sage, Mrs Robert, 182 High Street

Salmond, Alexander (of Ancell & Salmond), 2 Bridge Lane

Salmond, James, smith, 39 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Salutation Inn and Hotel (John Kennedy), 26 South Street

Sampson, William, porter, 153 South Street

Sandeman, J. & D., bootmakers, 110 High St. — house, Newrow

Sandeman, Miss, 1 King's Place

Sandeman, Miss, 46 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Sandeman, Miss M. R., 3 Barossa Place

Sandeman, Mrs T. R., 1 1 Rose Terrace

Sandels, Mrs John, 18 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Sandford, William, carter, Leonard Street

Sangster, Miss Grace, 25 Old Guard Vennel

Sangster, Mrs, 19 Mill Street

Sangster, Robert, Springbank, 66 Main Street, Bridgend

Saunders, Mrs David, Kinnoull Arms Inn, 33 South Methven St.

Saunders, Peter, leather-merchant, Horse Cross

Saxey, Mrs, 48 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Scholes, Joseph, engineer, Scott Street

School Vennel, 33 South Street

Scobie, Charles, Blackfriars Wynd

Scobie, Charles, cutler, tinsmith, and gas-fitter, 77 High Street

— house, 68 Scobie, James, gardener, 16 Keir Street, Bridgend Scobie, John, china-dealer, 11 Main Street, Bridgend Scobie, Mary, Blackfriars Wynd Scobie, Misses, 246 High Street Scobie, Mrs David, vintner, Lime Shore Scobie, Mrs Janet, 63 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Scobie, Peter, writer, 7 High St. — house, 11 Main St., Bridgend Scobie, Robert, pensioner, 95 High Street Scobie, William, brewer, Newrow Seolley, Mrs, 27 Skinnergate Scone and Perth Mason Hall, 14 High Street Scotland, Andrew, flaxspiuner, Leonard Street

92 SCOTLAND — SCOTT.

Scotland, Aplen, weaver, 4 Cross Street

Scotland, James, weaver, Dovecotland

Scotland, John, weaver, Dovecotland

Scotland, John, weaver, 54 Pomarium

Scotland, Mrs George, 6 Cross Street

Scotland, Mrs George, Dovecotland

Scotland, Newlands, 46 Pomarium

Scotland, Robert, slater, 1 1 Leonard Street

Scotland, "William, lodgings, King Street, east side

Scotland, William, weaver, Dovecotland

Scotland, "William, porter, Leonard Street

Scott, Alexander, writer, Blackfriars Street

Scott, Charles, cabinet-warehouse, 22 South St. — h., 3 Albert Place

Scott, Charles, mason, 3 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Scott, Charles, labourer, 145 South Street

Scott, David, surgeon and druggist, 35 High Street — house, 5

St John Street Scott, David, 3 Reform Place Scott, Donald, 44 Watergate

Scott, Edward, broker, 34 Meal Vennel — house, 48 Scott, George, confectioner, 172 High Street — house, 170 Scott, George, printer, 26 Kirkgate Scott, James, vintner, 1 1 Mill Street Scott, James, surfaceman, Dovecotland Scott, James, baker, County Place Scott, James, writer, 20 W7atergate

Scott, James, wool-merchant, Mill Street — bouse, Scott Street Scott, James, labourer, Dovecotland Scott, James, smith, Foundry Lane Scott, James, fireman, Cherry Lane Scott, John, labourer, Barrack Street Scott, John, collector of Poor-Rates, 12 Canal Crescent Scott, John, lastmaker, 89 South Street Scott, John, weaver, 65 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Scott, Matthew (of Scott & Muir), James Street, east side Scott, Miss, confectioner, 128 High Street — house, 126 Scott, Miss, 63 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Scott, Miss, teacher, Stormont Street Scott, Miss Agnes, 7 Leonard Street Scott, Miss Ann, 16 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Scott, Miss Ann, Leonard Street Scott, Miss Helen, Kirk Close Scott, Miss Janet, dressmaker, 22 St John Street Scott, Miss Janet, dressmaker, 55 High Street Scott, Miss Mary, dressmaker, 190 High Street Scott, Miss May, washer, 27 Castle Gable Scott, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 6 Charlotte Street Scott, Misses, 246 High Street Scott, Mrs, Melville Street Scott, Mrs Alexaader, Scott Street Scott, Mrs Andrew, 50 Skinnergate Scott, Mrs Catherine, 15 Strathmore Street, Bridgesd

SCOTT — SHAW. 93

Scott, Mrs John, lodgings, 82 South Street

Scott, Mrs John, Clayholes

Scott, Mrs Michael, eating-house, 40 Skinnergate

Scott, Mrs Robert, 33 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Scott, Mrs Robert, Storcnont Street

Scott, Mrs William, Cow Vennel

Scott, Peter, tailor, 37 Castle Gable

Scott, Robert, mason, IS Back Wynd, Bridgend

Scott, Robert, confectioner, 88 High Street — house, 86

Scott, Robert, weaver, 47 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Scott, Thomas, baker, Cutlog Vennel

Scott, Thomas, mason, 48 Main Street, 'Bridgend

Scott, Thomas, weaver, 6 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Scott, Thomas, grocer, 255 High Street — house above

Scott, Thomas, weaver, Thimblerow

Scott, William, teacher, 5 Keir Street, Bridgend

Scott, AVilliam, ropespinner, 3 LI High Street

Scott & Muir, brewers, 87 Canal Street

Scottish Central, Railway Office, Terminus

Scottish Midland Railway Office, Terminus

Scrimgeour, Alexander, policeman, 103 South Street

Scrimgeour, Alexander, victualler, 39 Mill Street

Scrimgeour, Donald, Barrack Street

Scrimgeour, Donald, labourer, 17 Pomarium

Scrimgeour, James, seaman, 40 South Street

Scrimgeour, James, tailor, Stormont Street

Scrimgeour, John, wright, 64 Pomarium

Scrimgeour, Robert, weaver, 47 Pomarium

Scrowther, John, bookbinder, Foundry Lane

Scrowther, John, bookbinder, 7 High Street

Sefiton, Donald, labourer, Low Street

Seaton, Donald, labourer, 104 South Street

Seaton, John, labourer, Low Street

Seaton, Mrs Captain, Potterhill, Bridgend

Seaton, Mrs Donald, 26 Princes Street

Seaton, Mrs Peter, straw-hat-maker, 10 St John's Place

Seaton, Mrs William, lodgings, 3 Rinuoull Street

Session Clerk's Office, 6 Charlotte Street

Shanks,' John, dairy, 34 South Methven Street

Shanley, Francis, labourer, 164 South Street

Shannan, James, railway-guard, 42 Main Street, Bridgend

Shannan, John, railway-guard, 246 High Street

Sharp, David, painter, 211 High Street

Sharp, James, cabinet-wareroom, 14 North Methven Street

Sharp, John (late baker), 54 High Street

Sharp, John, golf-ball-maker, Blackfriars Wynd

Sharp, Major Jelf, Kincarrathie

Sharp, Misses, vintners, 169 South Street

Sharp, Mrs, sick-nurse, 308 High Street

Sharp, Mrs David, midwife, 17 Meal Vennel

Sharp, William, gardener, Leonard Street

Shaw, Alexander, weaver, 1 Paul Street

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94 SHAW — SIMPSON.

Shaw, Andrew weaver, Kinnoull Causeway

Shaw, George, engine-driver, South William Street

Sbaw, James, dyer, 278 High Street

Shaw, John, victualler, 61 South Street

Shaw, Mrs James, 14 Watergate

Shaw, Peter, clampmaker, 35 Skinnergate

Shearer, Alexander, 96 High Street

Shearer, George, engineer, Cow Vennel

Shearer, Mrs, Mill Wynd

Shedden, Charles, watchmaker, 3 George St. — house, 18 High St.

Shedden, James, confectioner, 65 North Methven Street

Shedden,. Mrs Alexander, Stormont Street

Shelton, Rev. Edward, 190 South Street

Shepherd, David, tailor, 4 George Street

Shepherd, James, jeweller, 278 High Street

Shepherd, James, weaver, Leonard Street

Shepherd, Johu, furnishing warehouse, 20 Athole Street

Shepherd, John, weaver, Leonard Street

Shepherd, Mrs James, 1 9 Pomarium

Shepherd, Thomas, clothier, Hospital St. — house, 13 Leonard St.

Sheriff-Clerk's Office, foot of South Street

Sheriff-Court Room, foot of South Street

Sherrit, John, game-dealer, Princes Street

Sherwood, George, shoemaker, Carpenter Street

Shewster, Mrs John, 77 South Street

Shiels, Alexander, labourer, 74 South Street

Shore-Dues Office, Coal Shore — James Morris, collector

Shorthouse, Margaret, 148 South Street

Shuttlefield Close, 170 South Street and 71 Canal Street

Sidey, Charles Graham, postmaster, stationer, and printer, 80

George Street — house', 2 Charlotte Street Sidey, George, Coupar-Angus post, Johnston's Land, Mill Street Sidey, John, carter, 93 Canal Crescent Sidey, Mrs Thomas, 5 Gowrie Street, Bridgend Sidey, Robert, labourer, Stormont Street Sidey, Thomas, carter, 66 South Street Simcock, George, platelayer, 20 South Street Sime, David, grocer, 215 High Street — house, 219 Sime, David, weaver, 70 South Street Sime, Grant, labourer, 13 Castle Gable Sime, James, shoemaker, 134 High Street Sime, John, shoemaker, 224 High Street Sime, Joseph, warper and grocer, 274 High Street Sime, Misses, dressmakers, 219 High Street Sime, Mrs James, Newrow Sime, Mrs John, lodgings, 25 High Street Simeons, James, labourer, Barossa Street Simeons, Thomas, railway-policeman, 25 High Street Simeons, Thomas, labourer, 136 South Street Simmie, David, labourer, Stormont Street Simpson, Andrew, labourer, Claypots Wynd Simpson, Anthony, labourer, Thimblerow

SIMPSON — SMEATON. 95

►Simpson, Charles, labourer, 35 Main Street, Bridgend

Simpson, David, saddler, 20 Athole Street

Simpson, James, brewer, 83 Canal Street— house, 198 South St.

Simpson, John, wright, Barrack Street

Simpson, John, shipmaster, Scott Street

Simpson, Mrs Ann, dairy, 55 Watergate

Simpson, Mrs Hugh, 61 Meal Vennel

Simpson, Mrs John, 6 High Street

Simpson, Mrs John, dressmaker, 3 Kinnoull Street

Simpson, Mrs William, vintner, 22 South Methven Street

Simpson, William, labourer, 33 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Sinclair, Alexander, tollman, 20 Strathmore Street, Bridgead

Sinclair, Daniel, superintendent of Greyfriars' Burying-Ground,

116 High Street Sinclair, David, South William Street Sinclair, Donald, tailor, Blackfriars Wynd Sinclair, Duncan, shoemaker, 1 ] 6 High Street Sinclair, Hugh, heckler, 129 South Street Sinclair, John, tailor, 212 South Street Sinclair, Miss Mary, 3 North Port Sinclair, Mrs Robert, eating-house, 232 South Street Sinclair, Robert, ship-tavern, 1 South Street Sinclair, William, 21 Cross Street Skeete, Mrs Henry A., Bowerswell Cottage, Bridgend Skelly, Mrs John, 70 South Street Skinner, Alexander, cooper, Barossa Street Skinner, Daniel, Paul's Close Skinner, Mrs, 143 South Street Skinner, Mrs Mary, Charter Lane Skirving, Mrs Robert, 1 16 High Street Slater, Andrew, bookbinder, 170 High Street Slater, George, vintner, Newrow, north end Slater, James, mason, 1 0 Canal Street Siater, John, gardener, 53 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Slater, John, dairy, 151 High Street Slater, Miss Margaret, 5 Leonard Street Slater, Mrs William, eating-house, 1 1 Skinnergate Slater, Robert, cork-cutter, 1 Low Street Slater, William, wright, 25 Kirkgate Sligo, Archibald, shoemaker, 92 High Street Slimman, John, wire-worker, 70 South Street Slimman, Miss Jane, 80 High Street

Slimman, Thomas & Co., wire-workers, 44 South Methven Street Smail, Joseph, joiner, 47 High Street Smail/Mrs Adam, 20 Pomariuna Small, Mrs James, 15 Keir Street, Bridgend Small, Robert, postboy, Carpenter Street Smart, James, wright, Dovecotland Smart, James, weaver, 159 South Street Smart, John, weaver, Hospital Street Smeaton, Andrew, labourer, 32 Canal Street Smeaton, David (of Fenton & Smeaton), 59 Pomadum

96 SMEATON — SMITH.

Smeaton, James (of Dewar & Smeaton), Melville Street

Smeaton, Mrs, 19 Marshall Place

Smeaton, Mrs, 68 St John Street

Smeaton, Mrs Thomas, 91 Main Street, Bridgend

Smeaton, Peter, shipmaster, Scott Street

Smeaton, William, polisher, Barrack Street

Smith, iUexander, shoemaker, 28 Gowrie Street, Bridgend

Smith, Alexander, mason, St Pauls Square

Smith, Alexander, smith, 129 High Street

Smith, Alexander, weaver, Clayholes

Smith, Alexander B.,' teacher, Mansfield Place. Bridgend

Smith, Andrew, grocer, 14 Gowrie Street, Bridgend, house, 5

Smith, Andrew, weaver, 15 Cross Street

Smitb, Charles, platelayer, Dovecotiand

Smith, David, sawyer, Newrow

Smith, David, hostler, 39 Canal Street

Smith, David, weaver, 11 Cross Street

Smith, David, wright, Leonard Street

Smith, David, smith, 176 South Street

Smith, David, shoemaker, 41 Main Street, Bridgend

Smith, George, flaxdresser, Leonard Street

Smith, George, pensioner, Mill TTynd

Smith, James, gardener, 1 Stratbmore Street, Bridgend

Smith, James, shoemaker, S East Bridge Street, Bridgend

Smith, James, carter, 13 Isla Street, Bridgend

Smith, James, wright, 5 East Bridge Street, Bridgend

Smith, James, porter, 60 High Street

Smitb, James, weaver, 52 Mill Street

Smith, James, labourer, 149 South Street

Smith, John, upholsterer, 190 High Street

Smith, John, labourer, 14 Union Street Lane, Bridgend

Smitb, John, shoemaker, 34 Skinnergate

Smith, John, grocer, 242 High Street — house, 5 County Place

Smith, John, writing-master (Academy), Ivybank

Smith, John, blacksmith, Old Guard Vennel

Smith, John, mason, 58 South Methven Street

Smith, John, seaman, 4 South Street

Smith, John, shoemaker, 7 Paul Street

Smith, Joseph, shoemaker, 74 South Street

Smith, Laur., tinplate worker, 42 St John St. — h.5 54 Watergate

Smith, Miss Ann, Carpenter Street

Smith, Miss Barbary, 83 Main Street, Bridgend

Smith, Miss Margaret, dressmaker, Kianoull Street

Smith, Miss Margaret, washer, 3 Bridge Lane

vSmith, Miss Margaret, 232 High Street

Smith, Mrs Adam, 4 Union Street Lane, Bridgend

Smith, Mrs Alexander, 28 Gowrie Street, Bridgend

Smith, Mrs Christain, Clayholes

Smith, Mrs David, grocery, 57 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Smith, Mrs David, 102 High Street

Smith, Mrs James, sick-nurse, 2 Canal Street

Smith, Mrs James, Scott Street

SMITH — SPENCE. 97

Smith, Mrs John, 39 Skinnergate

Smith, Mrs John, dressmaker, 5 County Place

8mith, Mrs Michael, 89 South Street

Smith, Mrs Robert, 1 61 High Street

Smith, Mrs William, Thimblerow

Smith, Peter, weaver, 63 Pomarium

Smith, Rev. David, 11 Rose Terrace

Smith, Robert, porter, 5 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Smith, Thomas, teacher of music, 1 1 Leonard Street

Smith, Thomas, tailor, 15 Main Street, Bridgend

Smith, William, shoemaker, 167 South Street

Snell, Miss Janet, sewer, 184 South Street

Sommerville, James, porter, Leonard Street

Sommerville, James, weaver, 297 High Street

Sommerville, James, labourer, 25 Kirkgate

Sommerville, John, grocer, 175 High Street

Sommerville, Thomas, boat-builder, 148 South Street

Sorlie, David, tanner, 5 Back Wynd, Bridgend

Sorlie, Mrs James, reed-maker and pawnbroker, 205 and 181

South Street — house, 183 Sorlie, Mrs Peter, 246 High Street Soutar, Alexander, smith, 7 Paul Street Soutar, Alexander, fisher, 47 George Street

Soutar, Andrew, bootmaker, 20 High Street — house 27 Watergate Soutar, James, baker, Athole Street Soutar, John, ropespinner, 89 South Street Soutar, Johu, 8 Reform Place

Soutar, John, painter and vintner, 78 South Street Soutar, Miss, 18 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Soutar, Miss Margaret, Dovecotland Soutar, Misses, 12 South Street Soutar, Mrs Robert, Thimblerow Soutar, Patrick, depute sheriff- clerk, 4 Rose Terrace Soutar, Thomas, baker, Athole Street — house, Kinnoull Street Soutar, Thomas (at Commercial Bank), 52 Main Street, Bridgend Soutar, William F., piebaker, 61 North Methven Street South Inch Spinning Mill, James Street Spalding, Peter, joiner, 29 Mill Street Speed, Francis, book-agent, Dovecotland Speedy, Alexander, fishmonger, 7 St John Street — house, 5 Speedy, Easton, salesman, 208 High Street Speedy, Graham, saddler, 41 George Street — house, North Port Speedy, John, blacksmith, 13 Paul Street Speedy, Miss Elizabeth, 154 South Street Speedy, Mrs John, Thimblerow Speedy, Shepherd, weaver, 266 High Street Speedy, William, carter, 37 Canal Street Spence, Andrew, shoemaker and green-grocer, 23 Kirkgate Spence, David & Son, bootmakers, 24 Charlotte Street — house,

46 Commercial Street, Bridgend Spence, Gavin, shoemaker, 68 High Street Spence, George, stoker, 59 Pomarium

98 SPENCE — STEPHEN.

Spence, Joha, 55 Meal Vennel

Spence, Peter, shoemaker, 3 South Street

Spence, Thomas, shipmaster, 38 South Street

Spiers, Mrs Jean, 28 Kirkgate

Spottiswoode, James, writer, 25 George St. — house, 5 Marshall

Place Spottiswoode, Miss, 5 Marshall Place Sprat, Mrs, 15-4 South Street Sprunt, Alexander, porter, 245 High Street Sprunt, James, editor of Perthshire Advertiser newspaper, 9 Barossa

Place Sprunt, John, brassfounder, Charter Lane Sprunt, Miss Catherine, Melville Street -Sprunt, William, piebaker, 117 South Street Sprunt, William, weaver, Thimblerow Squire, Forrester, upholsterer, 55 High Street Squire, Miss, 10 Paul Street Squire, Mrs James, 129 South Street St Anne's Lane, 33 South Street

St John's Foundry, Foundry Lane — W. Archer, manager St John's Inn, 6 St John's Place — Thomas Menzies St Ninians College, North William Street Staff-Officer of Pensioner's Office, Perth Barracks Stalker, James, flesher, 5 Watergate Stalker, Mrs John, 182 High Street Stalker, Mrs Thomas, Hospital Street Stalker, Mrs Thomas, Newrow Stalker, William, painter, 28 South Methven Street Stamp Office, 8 High Street

Star Inn and Hotel, 22 Canal Street — Samuel Wilson Stark, James, draper & silk-mercer, 16 St John Street — house, 34 Steedman, John, baker, 41 Main Street, Bridgend Steedman, Mrs, dress-cap-raaker, 9 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Steel. Aitken, teacher of drawing, North William Street — house,

7 Kinnoull Causeway Steel, John, tailor and clothier, 74 St John Street Steel, Miss, 62 Athole Street Steel, Miss Margaret, Thimblerow Steel, Mrs James, 293 High Street Steel, Mrs John, 7 Kinnoull Causeway Steel, Robert, weaver, 278 High Street

Steel, William D., teacher (Perth Academy), 10 Barossa Place Stein, Andrew, grocer and wright, 120 South Street Stein, Andrew, wright, 97 South Street Stein, Mrs John, 5 Keir Street, Bridgend Stephen, Alexander, pensioner, 60 pomarium Stephen, Christie, boot-closer, 23 Castle Gable Stephen, James, carter, 7 Kinnoull Street StepheD, James, hosier and furnishing warehouse, 6 George Street

— house,. 10 High Street Stephen, James, carter, 13 Paul Street Stephen, Mrs, Claypots Wynd

STEPHEN — STEWART.

Stephen, Mrs James, 10 High Street

Stephenson, Mrs James, 49 Pomarium

Stevens, Bavid, shipmaster, Scott Street

Alexander, labourer, 67 Pomarium

Alexander, labourer, Kinnoull Causeway

Alexander, wright, 170 High Street

Alexander, hair-dresser, County Place

Alexander, 120 High Street

Alexander, town-sergeant, 3 High Street

Alexander, seaman, 126 South Street

Alexander, grocer, 187 High Street

Alexander, vintner, 82 Athole Street

Alexander, Charlotte Place

Alexander, mason, Barossa Street

Alexander, wright, Barossa Street

Allan, labourer, 163 South Street

Angus, block-cutter, Melville Street

Angus, flesher, 21 North Methven Street

Angus, Bread Society barrowman, 7 Kinnoull Street

Angus, carter, 1 29 High Street

Captain Daniel, 39 North Methven Street

Captain John (of Percy), 16 Main Street, Bridgend

Charles, labourer, 47 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Charles, mason, Low Street

Charles, tailor, 211 South Street

Daniel, shoemaker, Newrow

Daniel, labourer, 10 Paul Street

Daniel, waiter and lodgings, 56 George Street

Daniel, weaver, 53 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Daniel, baker, 205 High Street — house, 208

David, weaver, Kinnoull Causeway

David, weaver, 5 Meal Vennel

David, weaver, 339 High Street

David, porter, 146 High Street

David, shoemaker, Curfeu Row

David, warper, 47 Pomarium

Donald, shoemaker, 212 South Street

Donald, 5 St John Street

Donald, smith, Mill Street

Donald, labourer, 336 High Street

Donald, weaver, Dovecotland

Donald, porter, Paul's Close, Newrow

Donald, labourer, 239 High Street

Duncan, carpenter, 73 Pomarium

Duncan, tailor, 101 High Street

Duncan, flesher, County Place, south side

Duncan, carter, 69 Canal Street

Duncan, labourer, 2 Canal Street

Duncan, Parliament Close Inn, 71 High Street

Duncan, sawyer, 284 High Street

George, criminal-officer, 8 Bridge Lane

George, postboy, Cow Vennel

100 STEWART.

Stewart, J. & Co., grocers and seedsmen, 135 High Street — house,

72 George Street Stewart, James, grocer and spirit-dealer, 158 South Street Stewart, James, labourer, Cutlog Yennel Stewart, 'James, tailor, 37 Castle Gable Stewart, James, shoemaker, 31 Castle Gable Stewart, James, farrier, 54 South Street — house, 63 Stewart, James, painter, 12 Castle Gable Stewart, James, carter, 4 Paul Street Stewart, James, porter, Cutlog Vennel Stewart, James, labourer, 6 East Bridge Street, Bridgend Stewart, John, carter, Johnston's Land, Mill Street Stewart, John, labourer, 164 South Street Stewart, John, labourer, 151 High Street Stewart, John, seaman, 126 High Street Stewart, John, postboy, 37 Castle Gable Stewart, John, mail-guard, Melville Street Stewart, John, weaver, 265 High Street Stewart, John, weaver, 220 South Street Stewart, John, weaver, Blackfriars Street Stewart, John, fishmonger, 27 Watergate Stewart, John, cow-feeder, Athole Street Stewart, John, labourer, Thimblerow Stewart, John, labourer, 9 Leonard Street Stewart, Lauchlan,- 5 Kinnoull Causeway Stewart, Laurence, carpenter, 154 South Street Stewart, Malcolm, salt-merchant, 222 High Street — house, 113 Stewart, Miss (of Kilspindie), 5 Crescent Stewart, Miss Ann, Flesh Vennel Stewart, Miss Betsy, 1 Barossa Place Stewart, Miss Catherine, grocer, 238 South Street Stewart, Miss Grace, 245 High Street Stewart, Miss Helen, 9 Castle Gable Stewart, Miss Helen, Barossa Street Stewart, Miss Isabella, 9 Castle Gable Stewart, Miss Janet, 20 Charlotte Street Stewart, Miss Mary, 27 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Stewart, Miss Rachel, 64 Watergate Stewart, Miss Susan Haggart, 2 Barossa Place Stewart, Mrs, lodgings, Kinnoull Street, west side Stewart, Mrs, Kinnoull Causeway *

Stewart, Mrs, Barrack Street Stewart, Mrs. 65 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Stewart, Mrs Alexander, 266 High Street Stewart, Mrs Crawford, 266 High Street Stewart, Mrs David, 89 Main Street, Bridgend Stewart, Mrs Donald, 17 Meal Vennel Stewart, Mrs Donald, 87 High Street Stewart, Mrs Dugald, 48 George Street Stewart, Mrs Duncan, 86 Watergate Stewart, Mrs George, 333 High Street Stewart, Mrs James, 7 Paul Street

STEWART — STIRTON. 101

Stewart, Mrs James, Melville Street

Stewart, Mrs Janet, vintner, 186 South Street

Stewart, Mrs John, 47 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Stewart, Mrs John, James Street

Stewart, Mrs John, 27 Marshall Place

Stewart, Mrs John, Victoria Street

Stewart, Mrs Peter, 62 Pomarium

Stewart, Mrs Robert, Kinnoull Causeway

Stewart, Mrs Robert, Turf Tavern, 3 High Street

Stewart, Mrs William, 271 High Street

Stewart, Mrs William, 36 Meal Vennel

Stewart, N. & Co., wine and spirit-merchants, 74 George Street

Stewart, Neil (of N. Stewart & Co.), 72 George Street

Stewart, Neil, tailor, Stormont Street

Stewart, Peter, shoemaker, 41 Main Street, Bridgend

Stewart, Peter, grocer, 168 South Street

Stewart, Peter, tailor, 34 South Street

Stewart, Peter, 60 Meal Vennel

Stewart, Peter, carpenter, Earl's Dykes

Stewart, Peter, mason, Earl's Dykes

Stewart, Peter, flesher, 171 South Street

Stewart, Robert, labourer, 1 Union Street Lane, Bridgend

Stewart, Robert, coachman, 8 North Port

Stewart, Robert, vintner, 26 South Methven Street

Stewart, Robert, sheriff-officer and vintner, 60 High Street

Stewart, Robert, 8 St Leonard's Bank

Stewart, Robert, painter and paper-hanger, 109 High Street — ■

house, 126 Stewart, Robert, salesman, Princes Street Stewart, William, teacher, Stormont Street Academy — house,

King Street, west side Stewart, William, flesher, Hospital Street

Stewart, William, bootmaker, 38 George St. — house, 7 High St. Stewart, William, bootmaker, 31 North Methven Street Stewart, William, victualler and mason, 68 South Methven Street Stewart, William, nurseryman, 7 High St. — h., Summerbank Stewart, William, rat-catcher, 266 High Street Stewart, William, wright, 32 Meal Vennel Stewart, William, bootcloser, 216 High Street Stewart, William, 79 Canal Street Stewart, William, bootmaker, 213 High Street Stewart, William, vintner, 25 Princes Street Stewart, William, tailor, 59 High Street Stewart, William, brewer, 175 High Street Stewart, William, clerk, 129 South Street Stewart & Murray, manufacturers, S2 Watergate Stewart's Free School, 45 Mill Street Stirling, John, tailor, 284 High Street

Stirling, Robert (of Stirling & Gentle), 22 St John Street * Stirling & Gentle, drapers and silk-mercers, 24 St John Street Stirton, James, teacher, 173 High Street Stirton, John, shoemaker, Kirkside

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102 STOBIE — SWAN.

Stobie, Alexander, weaver, Clayholes

Stobie, James, jeweller and dentist, 14 Watergate

Stoddart, Mrs James, flesher, 67 South Street

Storer, John, watchmaker, 79 Canal Street

Storer, John, grocer and wine-merchant, 12 Main St.,. Bridgend—

house, 9 Storer, Mrs Thomas, 9 Main Street, Bridgend Storer, Robert, grocer, 122 High Street — house, 113 Storie, Mrs Thomas, shoemaker, 7 Skinnergate Strachan, Andrew, ropemaker, 112 South Street Strachan, David, porter, Cutlog Vennel Strachan, David, shoemaker, 9 Watergate Strachan, David, labourer, 167 South Street Strachan, James, weaver, 31 Cross Street Strachan, James, labourer, 33 South Street Strachan, John, mason, 67 South Street Strachan, John, seaman, 16 Canal Street Strachan, Mrs, Melville Street Strachan, Mrs Ann, 160 High Street Strachan, Mrs James, Stormont Street Strachan, Mrs James, 47 High Street Strachan, William, shoemaker, 312 High Street Strang, Mrs David, 23 Castle G-able Strang, Mrs John, 10 Newrow Strang, Mrs Rose, 5 East Bridge Street, Bridgesd Strang, Peter, druggist and dentist, 168 High Street Strang, Peter, grocer, 77 Canal Street Strathdee, Mrs Hugh, 39 Watergate Strathearn, David, weaver, 8 Pomarium Strathearn, James, weaver, Dovecotland Strathearn, James, weaver, 50 Pomarium Strathearn, Mrs James, 31 Pomarium Strathearn, William, weaver, 29 Pomarium Struthers, Rev. William, 3 Albert Place Stuart, David, grocer and wine- merchant, 36 High Street — house,

Taybank, 14 Isla Street, Bridgend Stuart, James, governor, General Prison Stuart, Miss Elizabeth, milliner, 216 South Street Stuart, Mrs George, lodgings, 163 High Street Stuart, Mrs Kenneth, Annat Lodge, Bridgend Sturrack, Alexander, scavenger, Newrow Sudgean, Frederick, 39 Watergate Sutherland, Alexander, policeman, 136 South Street Sutherland, George, grocer and spirit-dealer, 133 South Street —

house, 129 Sutherland, James, contractor, Barrack Street Sutherland, James, smith, 232 High Street Sutherland, Mrs John, vintner, 88 South Street Suttie, Peter, weaver, 164 South Street Swain, Gideon, engineer, 122 South Street Swan, Alexander, glazier, 24 Pomarium Swan, James, weaver, 63 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

SWAN — TAYLOR. 5 03

Swan, James, weaver. 33 Pomarium Swan, John, shoe-furnisher, Horse Cross Swan, Mrs James, weaving-agent, Leonard Street Swan, Mrs John, 3 Main Street, Bridgend Swedish and Norwegian Vice-Consul, James Easson, 11 Speygate

Tailors' Hall, 227 High Street

Tainsh, John, mason, 129 South Street

Tainsh, Miss, mangle, 59 "Watergate

Tainsh, Mrs Alexander, 57 Watergate .

Tainsh, Mrs John, ironmonger, 225 High Street

Tainsh, Mrs William, 1 7 Meal Vennel

Tait, John, tailor, Horse Cross

Tait, Mrs Alexander, Brown Cow Inn, County Place

Tait, Peter, bootmaker, 67 George Street — house, 73 Main Street,

Bridgend Tait, William, baker, Union Street Tasker, James H., civil engineer, 3 King's Place Tasker, Miss Margaret, Claypots Wynd

Tay and Thames Shipping Company's Office, li Speygate Taylor, Alexander, coal-merchant, 65 South Street Taylor, Alexander, weaver, 55 Pomarium Taylor, Alexander, weaver, Mill Wynd Taylor, Alexander, weaver, Dovecotland Taylor, Charles, grocer, 73 High Street Taylor, Charles, 15 Commercial Street, Bridgend Taylor, Charles, labourer, Mill Wynd Taylor, Collin, 276 High Street

Taylor, David, mason, 6 Union Street Lane, Bridgend Taylor, David (of Taylor & Peters), Kinnoull Causeway Taylor, David, weaving-agent, 47 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Taylor, David, weaver, Dovecotland Taylor, David, shoemaker, Leonard Street Taylor, David, weaver, 321 High Street Taylor, George, shoemaker, Melville Street Taylor, George, weaver, Dovecotland Taylor, Henry, labourer, Leonard Street Taylor, James, weaver, Dovecotland Taylor, James, hostler, Cow Vennel Taylor, James, saddler, 36 St John Street — house, 34 Taylor, James, mason, 170 South Street Taylor, James, brush-manufacturer, 76 High Street Taylor, John, mason, Barrack Street Taylor, John, cooper, 21 Commercial Street, Bridgend Taylor, John, weaver, 14 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Taylor, John, labourer, Lime Shore Taylor, John, Seamens' Tavern, 2 South Street Taylor, John, weaver, 21 Cross Street Taylor, Miss Jean, mangle} 18 Main Street5 Bridgend

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TAYLOR — THOMSON.

Taylor, Miss Jean, 5 East Bridge Street, Bridgend

Taylor, Miss Margaret, staymaker, Barossa Street

Taylor, Miss Margaret, milliner and dressmaker, 1 03 High Street

Taylor, Mrs Catherine, 77 South Street

Taylor, Mrs David, 69 North Methven Street

Taylor, Mrs David, 28 Gowrie Street, Bridgend

Taylor, Mrs James, lodgings, 1 70 High Street

Taylor, Mrs John, 190 High Street

Taylor, Mrs Thomas, lodgings, 28 St John Street

Taylor, Mrs William, 190 High Street

Taylor, Mrs William, Stormont Street

Taylor, Peter, wright, Dovecotland

Taylor, Robert, printer, 7 Kinnoull Street

Taylor, Robert, policeman, 63 Pomarium

Taylor, Robert, draper, 264 High Street — house, 360

Taylor, Thomas, wright, Leonard Street

Taylor, Thomas, weaver, Dovecotland

Taylor, Thomas, sub-inspector of cleansing, 28 St John Street

Taylor, Thomas, weaver, 205 South Street

Taylor, Thomas, skinner, Murray Street — house, 23 Csstle Gable

Taylor, William, shipowner, Scott Street

Taylor, William, broker, 6 Meal Vennel

Taylor, William, cartwright, South William Street — house, 67

Meal Vennel Taylor & Peters, marble and stone-cutters, Kinnoull Street Temperance Coffee and Reading Rooms, 31 St John Street Thane of Fife Inn (Alexander Elgin), 28 South Street Theatre-Royal, Athole Street, south side Thimblerow Close, 317 High Street Thorn, Enoch, Kinnoull Causeway Thomas, Abraham, moulder, Foundry Lane

Thomas, Francis, smith, 17 High Street — house, 190 High Street Thomas, James, writer, 60 High Street — house, 12 Barossa Place- Thomas, John, smith, 146 High Street Thomas, Miss Jean, 47 Mill Street Thomson, Alexander, sawyer, Barossa Street Thomson, Alexander, cooper, 156 High Street Thomson, Alexander, weaver, 23 Castle Gable Thomson, Andrew, shipmaster, 27 Canal Street Thomson, Charles, tailor, 4 Skinnergate Thomson, David, Kinnoull Street Thomson, David, weaver, 309 High Street Thomson, Francis, carpenter, 82 South Street Thomson, Fraser, M.D., 8 Crescent Thomson, G. & Co., corn-merchants, Victoria Street Thomson, George, weaver, 38 Pomarium Thomson, George, shoemaker, 71 Canal Street Thomson, James, goods manager, Leonard Street Thomson, James, tailor, 25 High Street Thomson, James, grocer, 56 South Street

Thomson, James, slater, Kinnoull Street — house, 86 High Srest Thomson, James, weaver, 297 High Street

THOMSON — TORRIE. 1 05

Thomson, James, umbrella-maker, 218 South Street — house, 220

Thomson, James, weaver, 55 High Street

Thomson, James (of G-. Thomson & Co.), Princes Street

Thomson, James, weaver, Hospital Street

Thomson, James, tanner, 315 High Street

Thomson, John, wright, Barossa Street

Thomson, John, cattle-dealer, 14 Back Wynd, Bridgend

Thomson, John, stoker, 8 Cross Street

Thomson, John, weaver, 63 Strathmore Street, Bridgend

Thomson, John, labourer, 302 High Street

Thomson, John, mason, 1 Paul Street

Thomson, John, weaver, Dovecotland

Thomson, Joseph, wright, Dovecotland

Thomson, Matthew, grocer, 43 Watergate

Thomson, Miss, dressmaker, Clayholes

Thomson, Miss Jean, cowfeeder, Barossa Street

Thomson, Miss, Greenbrae, Bridgend

Thomson, Misses, 94 Canal Crescent

Thomson, Mrs Andrew, Dovecotland

Thomson, Mrs George, Thimblerow

Thomson, Mrs James, 1 0 Kirkgate

Thomson, Mrs James, vintner, 88 Watergate

Thomson, Mrs James, 134 High Street

Thomson, Mrs John, 336 High Street

Thomson, Mrs Maurice, 80 High Street

Thomson, Mrs Peter, Kinnouii Causeway

Thomson, Mrs Peter, 58 Pomarium

Thomson, Mrs Thomas, grocer and spirit-dealer, 5 Main Street;,

Bridgend — house 27 Thomson, Peter, weaver, 220 South Street Thomson, Rev, William A., D.D., 6 Crescent Thomson, Robert, weaver, 13 Paul Street Thomson, Robert, porter, 47 High Street I

Thomson, Thomas, gunsmith, 49 Skinnergate Thomson, Thomas, pottery store, 4 8 Canal Street — house, 56 Thomson, William, plasterer, 246 High Street Thomson, William, china-merchant, 50 South Steeet Thorney, Daniel, labourer, 259 High Street Thrift, William, shipowner, Craigie Tod, John, engraver, 17 High Street Todd, John & Co., ink-manufacturers, Charter Lane Todd, Mrs Alexander, 3 South Street Todd, Mrs Major, Castle Bank, Bridgend Todd, William, saddler and auctioneer, 78 St John Street— house,

6 North Methven Street Tolleth, David, bootmaker, 4 Charlotte Street Tolleth, James, bootmaker, 2 West Bridge Street, Bridgend—

house, Barnhill Tolleth, John, bootcloser, 176 South Street Torbet, Mrs James, 224 High Street Torre, Joseph Delia, optician, 27 High Street— house, 25 Torrie, James, vintner, 275 High Street .'

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106 TOSH WALKER.

Tosh, John, shipmaster, 271 High Street

Touch, Joseph, pensioner, Leonard Street

Touch, Rev. J. E., Kinnoull Manse

Towel, Charles, cork-cutter, 28 "Watergate

Town-Clerk's Office, 3 High Street

Town-Council Room, l High Street

Trail, John, hawker, 31 Pomarium

Trail, Margaret, hawker, Cutlog Vennel

Trail, Peter, shoemaker, 39 Commercial Street, Bridgend

Trail, William, tailor, 132 High Street

Troop, Mrs., 306 High Street

Trotter, James, painter, 30S High Street

Tulloch, Alexander, tailor and clothier, 68 George St. — house, 6&

Tulloch, William, saddler, 14 Princes' Street — house, Victoria St.

Turf Tavern (Mrs Robert Stewart), 3 High Street

Turnbull, Archibald, (of Dickson & Turnbull), Bellwood

Turnbull, David, agent, 4 Canal Street — house, 2 Rose Terrace

Turnbull, George, hatter and clothier, 6 St John Street — house S

Turnbull, George (at Perth Bank), Barnhill

Turnbull, Miss, 36 North Methven Street

Turner, James, letter-carrier, 41 Commercial Street, Bridgend.

Turner, Mrs Robert, Barossa Street

Turner, Robert (of Turner & Harper), Barossa Street

Turner & Harper, fish-curers, Foundry Lane

Tyrie, John, labourer, 8 Skinnergate

Tyre, John, baker, 80 High Street

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Urquhart, Donald, labourer, 219 High Street Urquhart, John, lapidary and dentist, 54 George Street Urquhart, Mrs Daniel, dairy, Cutlog Yennel

V

Valley, David, weaver, 35 Poraarium Veitch, George, upholsterer, 79 Canal Street Voy, John, seaman, 67 Canal Street

W

Waddell, Alexander, veterinary surgeon and couDty tavern, 58

Main Street, Bridgend Waddell, David, baker, Stormont Street Waddell, Peter, Melville Street Waddell, William, porter, Foundry Lane Waddell, William, weaver, Dovecotland WTait, George, postboy, 60 High Street Walker, Francis, labourer, 55 Meal Vennel

WALKER — WATSON. 107

Walker, James, baker, 190 High Street

Walker. James Thomas, 1 Barossa Place

Walker, Miss, 42 North Methven Street

Walker, Miss Ann, 143 South Street

Walker, Miss Christain, grocer, 96 South Street

Walker, Miss Margaret, 21 Castle Gable

Walker, Mrs George, 20 Charlotte Street

Walker, Mrs James, 53 Strathmore F0 treet, Bridgend

Walker, Rev. Johu Young, 3 Kinnoull Street

Walker, Richard, warper, 8 Paul Street

Walker, Robert, smith, 232 High Street

Walker, Robert, pensioner, 232 High Street

Walker, Robert, mail-contractor, 51 George Street

Walker, Robert, wright, 1 Union Street Lane, Bridgend

Walker, Simon, vintner, Mill Close

Walker, Thomas, shoemaker, 19 Pomarium

Walker, Thomas, currier, 147 High Street — house, 170

Walker, William, porter, 95 High Street

Walker, William, hawker, 55 Meal Vennel

Walkinshaw, Alexander, weaver, 190 High Street

Wallace, David, Railway Tavern, 34 South Methven Street

Wallace, Isaac, M.D., 5 George Street

Wallace, James, sail-maker, 6 Cow Vennel

Wallace, James, carpenter, 94 Canal Crescent

Wallace, James, Paul's Close, Newrow

Wallace, James, mill- wright, 321 High Street

Wallace, John, city-missionary, 319 High Street

Wallace, John, carter, 63 Meal Vennel

Wallace, John, 66 South Street

Wallace, Mrs John, bookseller and stationer, 173 High Street

Wallace, Patrick, coach-builder, Kinnoull Street, west side

Wallace, Peter, coach-wright, North William Street

Wallace, Robert, smith, 232 High Street

Wallace, Robert, meal-seller, 56 South Methven Street

Walsh, Charles Frederick, superintendent, Asylum

Wands, George, clerk, 68 High Street

Wann, James, joiner, Barossa Street

Wann, John 01iphan,t teacher (Academy), Melville Street

Wannan, Alexander, goods' agent, 88 South Street

Warren, Hugh, flesher, 5 North Methven Street

Water, Duty Office, 3 High Street — P. Chapman, collector

Water Vennel, south end of Watergate

Water House, Old Shore

Waters, George, gardener, Claypots Wynd

Waterson, James, painter, 25 Pomarium

Waterston, John, tailor, 151 High Street

Waterston, John, surveyor, 36 North Methven Street

Watson, Alexander, bootmaker, 158 High Street — house, 149

Watson, George, umbrella-maker, 23 Castle Gable

Watson, James, shoemaker, 8 Canal Crescent

Watson, James, wright, 154 South Street

Watsou, James, Lamb Tavern, 3 Bridge Lane

108 WATSON — WHITE.

Watson, James, porter, 4 Pomarium

Watson, John, umbrella-maker, 71 High Street

Watson, John, hair-cutter, 12 Skinuergate — house, 18

Watson, John, superintendent, Leonard Street

Watson, John, shoemaker, Curfeu Row

Watson, Miss, milliner, 9 Charlotte Street

Watson, Miss, meal-dealer, Melville Street

Watson, Miss Isabella, Union Lane

Watson, Mrs Ann, washer, 74 South Street

Watson, Mrs James, 36 Meal Vennei

Watson, Mrs Peter, 184 South Street

Watson, Peter, bootmaker, 97 High Street — house, Athole Street

Watson, Robert, hostler, 146 High Street

Watson, Thomas, shoemaker, 149 High Street

Watson, Thomas, carter and vintner, 9 Castle Gable

Watson, William, labourer, 119 South Street

Watsons, milliners, 65 High Street — house, 71

Watt, Thomas, wright, 294 High Street

Webster, Miss, mangle, 170 High Street

Webster, Miss Helen, Barossa Street

Webster, Mrs John, 35 Pomarium

Webster, William, East Church officer, 46 Pomarium

Wedderspoon, David (of W. & D. Wedderspoon), 2 Marshall Place

Wedderspoon, Miss, Kinnoull

Wedderspoon, Miss, 12 Canal Crescent

Wedderspoon, Miss, Melville Street

Wedderspoon, William (of W. & D. Wedderspoon), 62 Main

Street, Bridgend Wedderspoon, W. & D., writers, 14 High Street Weights and Measures Offices, 3 George Street and 28

Commercial Street, Bridgend Weir, William, umbrella-maker, 262 High Street — house, 258 Wells, John, carter, Low Street Welsh, Daniel, porter, 55 Skinnergate

Welsh, John E., aerated-water manufacturer, 201 High Street Welsh, Mrs, washerwoman, 23S High Street Wemyss, John, collector of excise, Mansfield Place, Bridgend Wesley Place, 192 South Street West Church Parish School, South William Street West, Mrs, lodgings, 5 North Port

Whalley, William, Almondbank foot-post, 142 South Street Whimster, Thomas, gas -inspector, North Port White, Alexander, dyer, 214 High Street White, Francis Isaiah, M.D., 2 Athole Place White, David, stoker, 53 Pomarium

White, Laurence (of M'Gregor & White), 31 Canal Street White, Lewis, seaman, 101 High Street White, Mrs, Hospital Street White, Mrs, 184 South Street White, Mrs Alexander, 55 Meal Vennei White, Mrs David, 73 South Street White, Mrs James, Barossa Street

WHITE— WILSON. 109

White, Mrs James, 73 Pomarium White, Samuel, weaver, Thimblerow White, Thomas, platelayer, Dovecotland Whitehall, George, pensioner, 13 Skmjiergate Whitehead, Mrs, boarding-house, 9 Rose Terrace Whitelaw, Andrew, labourer, Lime Shore

Whitelaw, Andrew, boot-maker, 6 Gowrie Street — house, 28 Com- mercial Street, Bridgend Whitelaw, James, labourer, 67 South Street Whitelaw, Miss, victualler, 75 South Street Whitelaw, Mrs Helen, vintner, 33 Watergate Whitelaw, Peter, 10 Canal Street

Whitelaw, Thomas, victualler, 191 South Street — house, 183 AVhitson, Mrs James, 2 Barossa Place Whitson, Thomas, 12 Rose Terrace Whittet, Andrew, sawyer, 146 High Street Whittet, James, baker, 12 South Street Whittet, James, flesher, 10 Cross Street Whittet, James, tea-dealer, 57 High Street — house, 54 Whittet, Mrs James, 25 High Street Whittet, Mrs Thomas, 62 Pomarium Whittet, Thomas, grocer, 16 Bridge Lane — house, 14 Whytock, Alexander, labourer, 309 High Street Whytock, Charles, breaksman, 21 Cross Street Whytock, John, turner, 238 High Street Whytock, Mark, shoemaker, 17 East Bridge Street, Bridgend Whytock, Misses, 344 High Street Wightan, William, Leonard Street Wilkie, Andrew, warper, Kinnoull Causeway Wilkie, David, twister, Leonard Street Wilkie, Henry, sawyer, 21 Cross Street Wilkie, Matthew, wright, 302 High Street Wilkie, Mrs, lodgings, 77 Main Street, Bridgend Wilkie, Thomas, St Paul's Church officer, Kinnoull Causeway Wilkinson, Joseph, seaman, 7 South Street Will, Alexander, mason, 42 Pomarium Will, George, painter, 63 South Street Will, John, shoemaker, 170 High Street Will, Mrs Joseph, Paul's Close, Newrow Will, Thomas, policeman, 14 Watergate Will, Thomas, glovers' officer, 302 High Street Williamson, David, pattern-maker, Dovecotland Williamson, Robert, smith, 79 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Williamson, Thomas, hawker, KiDg Street Willison, James, hostler, Carpenter Street Wilson, Alexander, plasterer, 170 High Street Wilson, Alexander, seamen, 148 South Street Wilson, David, ink-maker, 8 Paul Street Wilson, David, labourer, 14 Meal Vennel Wilson, George, labourer, 43 Pomarium Wilson, Henry, rope-maker and broker, 21 Meal Vennel Wilson, James, postboy, Carpenter Street

10 WILSON — WYLIE.

Wilson, James, ropespirmer, 75 Canal Street Wilson, James, labourer, Paul's Close, Newrow Wilson, John, wright, 294 High Street Wilson, John, smith, Founder Lane Wilson, Mrs Adam, 6 CowWennel Wilson, Mrs James, straw-hat-maker, 17 Bridge Lane •Wilson, Mrs Peter, teacher, Hospital Wilson, Mrs William, 1 Cross Street Wilson, Samuel, Star Hotel, 22 Canal Street Wilson, Samuel, hawker, 82 South Street Wilson, Thomas, weaver, 333 High Street Winlack, David, hatter, 112 High Street Wishart, William, brewer, Stormont Street Wittet, William, slater, Thimblerow Wood, Alexander, cloth-merchant, 151 High Street Wood, David, bookseller and stationer, 52 High St. — house, 50 Wood, David, shipmaster, 10 speygate Wood, David, shipmaster, 27 Canal Street Wood, James, bricklayer, 89 South Street Wood, James, officer of excise, 3 Main Street, Bridgend Wood, John, bread and fancy biscut baker, 13 High Street —

house, 1 2 George Street Wood, Rev. George, Tayside, 2 Isla Street, Bridgend Wood, William (at J. & P. Cameron's), 34 Main Street, Bridgend Wood, William, policeman, Claypots Wynd Wooller, James, labourer, 126 South Street Wooller, Mrs James, 82 South Street

Working Men's Coffee and Reading-Rooms, 114 High St. Wray, James, hair-dresser, 45 Watergate Wright, Alexander, grocery, 54 Main Street, Bridgend Wright, Currie, & Co., maltsters and brewers, 18 North Methven

Street Wright, David, carpenter, 18 Canal Street Wright, David, harbour-master, 5 Canal Street Wright, James, grocer, 37 North Methven Street Wrigbt, James, weaver, Claypots Wynd Wright, Robert, weaver, 336 High Street Wright, Thomas & Son, tanners and curriers, 35 Commercial St.,

Bridgend Wright, William, labourer, 197 High Street Wright's Hall, 23 Watergate Wylie, Alexander, weaver, Dovecotland

Wylie, Alexander, wright, North Port — house, 23 Castle Gable Wylie, David, brassfouuder, 12 Pomarium Wylie, David, clerk, 40 Meal Vennel Wylie, George, picture frame maker, 25 Athole Street Wylie, John, moulder, 12 Pomarium Wylie, Mrs James, 110 South Street Wylie, Mrs John, Old Guard Vennel Wylie, Mrs William, 145 High Street Wylie, Mrs William, 42 North Methven Street Wylie, Robert, Leonard Street

WYLIE — YOUNG. 1 1

Wylie, William, labourer, 4 Leouard Street

Yacomenie, Mrs Francis, hawker, 224 High Street

Yair, Peter, stocking-maker, 204 South Street

Yairly, Mrs John, Union Lane, Blackfriars

Yeoman, James, plumber, 246 High Street

York Place, Glasgow Road

Young, Alexander, baker, 13 George Street — house, above

Young, Alexander, cooper, Princes Street — house, 163 South St.

Young, Alexander, Commercial Inn, 8 South Street

Young, Alexander, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, Princes Street

Young, Andrew, plasterer, Thimblerow

Young, David, fisher, 100 Watergate

Young, David, weaver, Newrow

Young, David, weaver, S Cross Street

Young, Fisher, Glass, & Co., city-mills, 38 Mill Street

Young, Hugh, grocer, 3 Castle Gable — house, Thimblerow

Young, James, twister, Thimblerow

Young, James, clerk, Carpenter Street

Young, James, railway guard, 3 Gowrie Street, Bridgend

Young, James, fishmonger, North Port

Young, James, sawyer, Leonard Street

Young, James, weaver, Thimblerow

Young, James, weaver, 267 High Street

Young, James, bootmaker, 241 High Street — house, 271

Youug, James, land-surveyor, 5 George Street — house, Pitfour

Young, James, 1 1 Pomarium

Young, James, weaver, 27 Cross Street

Young, James, dyer, Kinnoull Causeway

Young, John, weaver, Dovecotland

Young, John, weaver, Pomarium

Young, John, chemist and druggist, 39 George Street — house,

South William Street Young, John, writer, 2 Kirkgate Young, John, weaver, 27 Cross Street Young, John, fishmonger, 19 Watergate — house, 20 Young, John, upholsterer, 63 South Street Young, John, 1 9 St John Street Young, Miss Isabell, 125 South Street Young, Miss Mary, Murray Street Young, Miss May, 258 High Street Young, Mrs Alexander, lodgings, 123 High Street Young, Mrs Andrew, 294 High Street Young, Mrs David, 137 High Street Young, Mrs George, 28 Pomarium Young, Mrs James, grocer, 1 Back Wynd, Bridgend Young, Mrs John, 219 High Street Young, Mrs Peter, 184 South Street Young, Mrs Robert, 5 St John Street Young, Mrs Thomas, Union Street, Blackfriars

1 1 2 YOUNG — YULE.

Young, Mrs Thomas, 63 South Street

Young, Mrs William, 7 Canal Crescent

Young, Mrs William Jobson, 151 High Street

Young, Rev David, D.D., 14 Barossa Place

Young, Richard, weaver, 372 High Street

Young, Robert, weaver, Dovecotland

Young, Robert, weaver, 63 Main Street, Bridgend

Young, Robert, silversmith, 5 Newrow

Young, Thomas, porter, 146 High Street

Young, Thomas, builder, Barrack Street

Young, Thomas, watchmaker, 234 High St. — house, 29 Mill St.

Young, Thomas, cooper, 4 Mill Street — house, 34 Skinnergate

Young, Thomas, mason, 7 Newrow

Young, William (of Young & Bell), 8 Cross Street

Young, William, china-dealer, 221 High Street

Young, William, measurer, 12 Cow Vennel

Young, William, vintner, 69 Main Street, Bridgend

Young, William, weaver, 214 South Street

Young, William, surgeon and druggist, 79 Watergate

Young, William, labourer, 177 South Street

Young, William, clothier, 7 Watergate — house, 9 *

Young, William, labourer, Newrow

Young, William, weaver, Dovecotland

YouDg, William, printer, 19 Mill Street

Young & Bell, drapers, 32 South Methven Street

Yule, David, seaman, 204 South Street

APPENDIX.

GENERAL POST OFFICE.

Postmaster-General — Marquis of Clanricarde.

Secretary (London) — W. L. Maberly.

Secretary (Edinburgh) — Francis Abbot.

Surveyor (North of Scotland) — John Warren, Aberdeen.

„ . ~ ( Christopher Hobson, Aberdeen.

SURVEYOR S CLERKS, } E Forrest, Aberdeen.

POST-OFFICE, PERTH— 80 George Street.

Charles Graham Sidey, Postmaster.

John M'Gregor, James Marshall, Joseph Fenwick, and James Galloway, Clerks.

William Livingston, Alexander Miller, and James Turner, Letter-Carriers.

The Office opens in Summer at 7 a.m., and shuts at 10 p.m. „ „ Winter at 7-30 ,, „

DEPARTURES AND ARRIVALS OF MAILS.

MAILS.

Box

Closes.

De- partures.

Arrivals.

De- liveries.

Aberdeen, via Dundee, Aberdeen, via Dundee, Edinburgh, via Fife, Edinburgh, via Fife,

Foot-Posts,

Coupar-Angus, Blair, gowrie, Meigle, Red- gorton, and Stanley, Coupar-Angus, Blair- gowrie, Meigle, Red- gorton, and Stanley, Inverness, via Dunk eld London, Edinburgh,

and Glasgow,

London, Edinburgh, and Glasgow,

2.20 p.m 10. 0 p.m 5. 0 a.m 3.15 p.m 5. 0 a.m,

2.20 p.m

10. 0 p.m. 2.45 p.m.

8.30 a.m.

6. 0 p.m.

2.45 p.m 3.30 a.m 6.15 a.m 3.45 p.m 6. 0 a.m

2.45 p.m

5. 0 a.m. 3.18 p.m.

9. 0 a.m.

9.17 a.m. 7. Op.m 9.35 a.m. 7-20 p.m 3.45 p.m

9.17 a.m,

6.20 p.m. 9. 0 a.m.

3.58 a.m.

6.30p.m. 3.18p.m. 4. Op.m.

10.30 a.m 7. Oa.m

10.30 a.m 7. 0 a.m 4. 0 p.m,

10.30 a.m.

7. 0 a.m. 10.30 a.m.

7. Oa.m.

Receiving Post-Office, i ceiver. Open in Summer, from from 7.30 a.m. till 10 p.m. Box and 9.45 p.m.

King Street — John Pirrie, Re- 7 a.m. till 1 0 p.m. ; in Winter, closes at 8.15 A.M.J 2.0, 5.45,

INLAND POSTAGE AND GENERAL REGULATIONS.

All Letters and Newspapers are invariably forwarded by ths earliest Mail after being posted.

The consequence of Letters and Newspapers mis-sent (a circum- stance every care will not entirely prevent, from the rapidity with which the duty has to be performed), being a delay in their delivery ; too much care cannot be taken to obtain a full and legible addresst which will facilitate the correct despatch of the letters to their desti- nation, and ensure their speedy delivery.

All Inland Letters and Packets, including those from the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man, if pre-paid, are subject to the follow- ing rates of postage : —

Not exceeding half an ounce in weight, Id. ,, one ounce ,, 2d.

,, two ounces T, 4d.

and so on, two rates being added for every ounce.

Addresses to Pier Majesty pass free, and Petitions to Parliament,, if under thirty-two ounces, and in covers open at the ends.

Inland Letters and Packets, under four ounces in weight, may be sent unpaid, but are charged double the amount of postage to which they would have been liable had they been pre-paid; and no Letter or Packet, exceeding that weight, can be forwarded by post without pre-payment.

Adhesive Stamps should be placed on the front of the letter, and upon the right hand corner of the upper side, and care should be taken that they firmly adhere to the letter. The proper method is to wet the letter, not the stamp.

Every Postmaster, Sub- Postmaster, and Letter -Receiver, with- out exception, will sell the Postage Label Stamps, and Stamped Envelopes to the public, at the following prices : —

The Penny Label Stamps, at Id. each. The Twopenny do. do., 2d. ,,

The Tenpenny do, do., lOd. ,, The Shilling do. do., Is. ,, The Penny Envelopes, 24 for 2s. 3d., or 2 for 2^d. %* The lOd. and 1 s. Labels can only be procured at the chieff offices.

NEWSPAPERS AND SUPPLEMENTS TO NEWSPAPERS,

It is not compulsory to send Newspapers, or their Supplements, by Post ; but those that are intended to be so transmitted, must be sent in covers open at the sides, and no words of communication may be printed or written on such papers (except under the con- ditions hereafter explained) after the same shall have been published, whet they are entitled to pass free.

Newspapers pass free by the Local Posts, except in those cases where they shall be posted and delivered within the limits, for the time being, of the Post Delivery, when the Postage is one penny on each Newspaper.

All Newspapers going abroad must be sent in covers, open at the ends, and put into any Post-Office within seven days after the day of publication.

APPENDIX. 115

Any writing or marks will be allowed on a Newspaper passing by post, in the United Kingdom, provided that a Postage of one penny be prepaid, by means of a stamp, conspicuously affixed out- side the cover or folded Newspaper ; it being understood that, in those cases where the Newspaper may be liable to Postage, irre- spective of such writing or marks (as when it is both posted and delivered in the same town), the Penny Stamp shall cover both the writing and the Postage. But this privilege is to be confined to writing and marks on the Newspaper itself, and not to extend to the cover, which must contain nothing but the address.

Any writing or marks, other than the address on the cover, or on the Newspaper itself (if not prepaid as above), will subject it to the same rate of Postage as that to which an Unpaid Letter of the same weight is liable.

Newspapers published in the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man are now excluded from the Newspaper privileges, except such as may be printed in the French Language.

Printed Votes, and Proceedings of the Imperial Parliament, or of the Colonial Legislature are charged : —

Under four ounces, id. Above four, and under eight ounces, 2d. Above eight, and under twelve ounces, 3d., and so on.

REGISTERED LETTERS.

All Letters, whether containing Coin or not, can be registered ; and the registration fee of Sixpence, as well as the amount of Postage, must be paid in Stamps affixed thereon.

Registered Letters will be taken until within half-an-hour of the closing of the Box for the particular Mail with which they are to be despatched.

An acknowledgment of receipt will be given to the parties re- gistering Letters, and each Receipt must bear the Office Stamp.

Parties to whom they may have been addressed will be required to acknowledge, in writing, their receipt on delivery.

In the case of Foreign, Colonial, or Ship Letters, it must be clearly understood that registration cannot extend beyond the port of despatch in the United Kingdom, and the office does not engage for the security of any registered Foreign, Colonial, or Ship Letters, longer than while the contents of the Mail shall be in the custody of the British Post Office. Letters, however, addressed to France, and Letters passing through France, are exceptions to this rule — the French Post Office undertaking to provide for their security till they shall have been delivered, if addressed to France, and so Jong as they remain in the French territory, if passing through France.

REDIRECTED LETTERS.

Redirected Letters are subject to additional rates of Postage ' but whether the Letters have been originally pre-paid or not, they are only liable to be charged at the pre-paid rate for the ad<iv' al

Postap"P, wh'cb IS to he raid ni-> «* '"

116 APPENDIX.

LETTERS NOT TO BE DELIVERED BACK.

To prevent the possibility of Letters being surreptitiously ob- tained from the Offices where put in, office-keepers are strictly for- bid returning, to any person whomsoever, Letters that may be ap- plied for, under whatever circumstances the recovery may be urged .

This is, moreover, forbid by the established principle, that the instant a Letter is committed to the Post, it is no longer the pro- perty of the sender.

LETTERS NOT TO BE SEALED WITH WAX AVHEN SENT TO WARM CLIMATES.

The practice of sealing letters which pass to and from the East Indies, and other warm climates, with wax, leads to much incon- venience and delay, as well as injury to the letters, notwithstanding the greatest care is taken to separate them, in consequence of the melting of the wax, and adhesion of letters to each other. The public, therefore, are recommended, in all such cases, to use wafers instead of wax, and to advise their correspondents to do the same.

SHIP LETTERS.

The single uniform rate on Letters between the United Kingdom and places beyond sea, when conveyed by Private ship, is 8d. under half-an-ounce, and so on, in whatever part of the United Kingdom the letter may be posted or delivered. Letters intended to be conveyed by ' Private Ship,' should be so addressed.

NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS, SEAMEN, AND SOLDIERS, IN HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE ABROAD.

Letters to seamen and soldiers may be forwarded by post at the rate of one penny each, under the following regulations: —

1 . The penny must be paid at the time the letter is put into the Post-Office.

2. The direction must signify the class of seaman or soldier.

3. The name of the ship, regiment, or corps to which he be- longs.

4. The letter must not exceed half-an-ounce, and be upon their private concerns only.

Letters for seamen or soldiers, whether in her Majesty's or in the East India Company's military or naval service (while on ac- tual service), may be forwarded under the foregoing regulations to India, China, &c, via Southampton : — They can now be sent to India, via Marseilles, on payment of the British rate of Id., besides the French rate of 5d., if under one-fourth of an ounce, or lOd. exceeding that weight, or to any foreign country on payment of the foreign rate of postage, in addition to the British rate of Id. as above.

Letters for seamen and soldiers forwarded by private ships (with the following exceptions : — St Helena, East Indies, New South Wales, Cape of Good Hope, and Mauritius), are charged 3d. each.

Soldiers' and seamen's letters are not liable to any additional postage upon re-direction.

APPENDIX.

119

LIST OF POST TOWNS, SUB-OFFICES, AND RECEIVING OFFICES, IN SCOTLAND.

Post Towns, S.&R. Offices	Under.	Post Towns, S. & R. Offices	Under.
Aberchirder	Banff	Auchencairn	Castle-Douglas
Aberdeen		Auchinleck	Cumnock
Aberdour	Burntisland	Auchmill	Aberdeen
Aberfeldy		Auchnacraig	Oban
Aberfoyle	Stirling	Auchnagatt	Elian
Aberlady	Drem	Auchnasheen	Dingwall
Aberlour	Craig Ellacbie	AUCHTERARD.
Abernethy	Newburgh(Fife)	Auchterless	Turriff
Aberoethy	Grantown	AUCHTER-
Abington	Glasgow	MUCHTY
Aboyne		Auchtertool	Kirkcaldy
Achaish	Lochgilphead	Auldearn	Nairn
Advie	Ballindalloch	AuldgirthBridge	Dumfries
AlRDRIE		Avoch	Forres
Airth	Falkirk	Ayr
Alexandria	Dumbarton	Ayton
Alford	Aberdeen	Balbeggie	Perth
Alloa		Balblair	Tain
Almondbank	Perth	Balerno	Edinburgh
Alness	Inverness	Balfron	Glasgow
Alva	Stirling	Balgonie	Markinch
Alves	Forres	Ballachulish	Appin
Alyth	Meigle	Ballantrae
Amisfield	Dumfries	Ballater
Amulree	Dunkeld	Ballieston	Glasgow
Ancrum	Jedburgh	Ballinda-
Annan	LLACH
Anstruther		Balliniumo	Blairgowrie
Appin		Balquhidder	Callander
Arbroath		Baltasound	Lerwick
Ardelach	Forres	Banchory	Aberdeen
Ardersier		Banff
ArdeDtiany	Greenock	Bankend	Dumfries
Ardfern	Lochgilphead	Bankfoot	Perth
Ardnamurchan	Strontian	Bannockburn	Stirling
Ardrishaig	Lochgilphead	Barr	Girvan
Ardrossan		Barrhead	Glasgow
Ardwell Inn	Stranraer	Barrhill	Girvan
Arisaig	Fort- William	Bathgate
Aros		Beauly
Arrochar	Glasgow	Beith
Ascog	Rothesay	Bellshill	Airdrie
Ashkirk	Hawick	Belhelvie	Aberdeen
Assynt	Golspie	Beltonford	Dunbar
Athelstaneford	Drem	Bervie
"henblae	Lanw""*1 '	""""•^AT?

120

APPENDIX.

Post Towns, S. & R. Offices	Under.	Post Towns, S.&R. Offices	Under.
Birgham	Kelso	Buckie
Birreltowa	Coupar-Angus	Brucklaw	Mintlaw
Birsay	Kirkwall	Bucklyvie	Stirling
Birse	Aboyne	Bunavoulin	Oban
Bishopbriggs	Glasgow	Bunessan	Aros
Bishoptoa	Paisley	Burghead	Elgin
Blackbura	Aberdeen	Burntisland
Blackburn	Whitburn	Burravoe	Lerwick
Blackford	Aucbterarder	Bushby	Glasgow
Blackhall	Edinburgh	Byth	Turriff
Blackbillock	Keith	Cairndow	Glasgow
Blacksbiels	Dalkeith	Cairnie	Huntly
Blair Adam	Burntisland	Cairnies	Perth
Blair-Atholl		Cairnish	Lachmaddy
Blair-Drum-		Cairnryan	Stranraer
moad	Stirling	Calderbank	Airdrie
Blairgowrie		Callender
Blairlogie	Stirling	Cambuslang	Glasgow
Blantyre	Glasgow	Camelon	Falkirk
Bogroy	Inverness	Campbellton
Bohally	Pitlochrie	Canonbie
Bonar Bridge		Carbost	Broadford
Bonaw		Cardross	Dumbarton
Bonchester-		Carluke	Lanark
Bridge	Hawick	Carnock	Dunfermline
Bonhill	Dumbarton	Carnoustie
Borgue	Kirkcudbright	Carnwath	Carstairs
BORROAV-		Carr Bridge
STOUNNESS		Carron	Falkirk
Borrowmuir-		Carron Shore	Falkirk
head	Edinburgh	Carpshairn	Ayr
Bothwell	Hamilton	Carstairs
Botriphnie	Keith	Castle Dou-
Bowdea	Melrose	glas
Bower	Wick	Castlecarry	Denny
BOWMORE		Castleton	Thurso
Braco		Cathcart	Glasgow
Brae	Lerwick	Catrine	Mauchline
Braemar	Ballater	Cawdor	Nairn
Brechin		Ceres	Cupar-Fife
Bridge of Allan	Stirling	Chance Inn	Arbroath
Bridge of		Charleston	Dunfermline
Earn		Chirnside	Ayton
Bridge of Weir	Paisley	Clachan	Tarbert
Broadford		Clackmannan	Alloa
Brodick	Ardrossan	Clarencefield	Dumfries
Brora	Golspie	Clarkston	Airdrie
Brougbty Ferry	Dundee	Clashmore	Dornoch
Broxburn	Edinburgh	Closeburn	Dumfries
Buckhaven	Kirkcaldy	Cluny	Aberdeen

APPENDIX. 1 1 7

ARTICLES WHICH MAY NOT BE SENT BY POST.

Letters or Packets cannot be forwarded, conveyed, or delivered by the Post-Office, containing any of the following enclosures, viz. : — Any glass or glass bottle ; any razor, scissors, knife, fork, or other sharp or pointed instrument ; any leeches, game, fish, flesh, fruit, vegetables, or other perishable substance ; any bladder or other vessel containing liquid, or any article, matter, or thing whatsoever, which might, by pressure, or otherwise, be rendered injurious to the officers of the Post-Office, or to the contents of the mail-bags ; and the Act 3 and 4 Victoria, cap. 96, expressly directs that no letter shall be sent by post containing any explosive or other dangerous material or substance.

No Letter or Packet exceeding in breadth, or length, or depth, twenty-four inches measurement, can be forwarded by post,

BOOK POST, &c.

Printed Books, Magazines, Reviews, and Pamphlets (whether British, Colonial, or Foreign), may be transmitted by the Post, within the United Kingdom, at the following reduced rates of Postage, viz. : —

Not exceeding 1 pound in weight, ... Os, 6d.

" 2 '« ... Is. Od.

" 3 " ... is. 6d.

and so on ; 6d. being charged for every complete pound, or fraction of a pound beyond. Every such packet may be sent without a cover, or in a cover open at the ends or sides. It must contain a single volume only, the several sheets or parts thereof, when there are more than one, being sewed or bound together.

It must not exceed two feet in length.

The Postage must be pre-paid, by affixing on the packet or its cover the proper Stamps.

The name and address of the sender may be written or printed upon, or in such book, &c. so sent, or on the envelope thereof, in addition to the address.

Any other writing may be on any leaf of the book, &c, or the binding thereof, provided that it be on the one and the self-same page of the book, or corresponding portion of the binding.

If any or either of the above conditions be violated, the packet must be charged and treated as a letter in every respect.

To prevent any obstacle to the regular transmission of Letters, any officer of the Post Office may delay the transmission of any such Packet for a time not exceeding twenty-four hours from the time it would otherwise have been forwarded.

MONEY ORDER OFFICE.

Money Orders are issued and paid in Perth from 9 to l , and from 2 to 6 o'clock, every lawful day. The commission on orders

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1 1 8 APPENDIX.

for any sum not exceeding £2, is threepence; above £2, and not exceeding £5, sixpence.

Whoever presents the Order for payment, whether the rightful owner or otherwise, must give full information as to the Christian name, surname, address, and occupation of the party who originally obtained it, unless such party be a firm, when the name of the firm, together with its address and occupation, will suffice.

The only exception to this rule is — any Order presented through a Bank will be paid without the name of the remitter, and the signature in full of the Christian name of the payer being insisted upon as a condition of payment, provided that the Bank be situated in the town on which the Money Order is drawn, that the Order be crossed with the Banker's name, and that the party applying at the Money Order Office be known there as in the employment of the Bank. It must be understood, however, that in all such cases the liability of the Post Office will absolutely terminate with the pay- ment of the Order so presented.

With a view to simplicity and economy in the accounts of the Money Order Office, it has been found necessary to lay down the following rules : —

1. Every Money Order issued on or after the 6th October 1848 must be presented for payment before the end of the second calendar month after that in which it was issued (for instance, if issued in October, it must be presented for payment before the end of De- cember), otherwise a new Order will be necessary, for which a second commission must be paid.

2. If an Order be not presented for payment before the end of the twelfth calendar month after that in which it was issued (for instance, if issued in October, and not presented before the end of the next October), the money will not be paid at all.

3. As after once paying a Money Order, by whomsoever presented, the Office will not be liable to any further claim, the public are strictly cautioned.

A. To take all means to prevent the loss of the Money Order.

B. Never to send a Money Order in the same Letter with the information required on payment thereof.

C. To be careful on taking out a Money Order, to state cor- rectly the Christian name as well as the Surname of the person in whose favour it is to be drawn.

D. To see that the name, address, and occupation of the person taking out the Money Order are correctly known to the person in whose favour it is drawn.

4. Neglect of these instructions will lead to delay and trouble in obtaining payment, and even risk the loss of the money.

These instructions, together with some others of minor impor- tance, will be found printed on every Money Order.

A Money Order intended for a person residing at a place in whic" there is no Money Order Office, should be drawn upon the Post" Town nearest to it, which may haye a Money Order Office,.

APPENDIX.

121

Post Towns, S.&R. Offices	Under.	Post Towns, S.&R. Offices	Under.
Coatbridge	Glasgow	Dairsie	Cupar- Fife
Cockburns-		Dalbeattie	Dumfries
PATH		Dalguise	Dunkeld
Coldingham	Aytou	Daljarroch	Girvan
Coldstream		Dalkeith
COLINGSBURG		Dalmally	Tnverary
Colinton	Edinburgh	Dalmellington	Ayr
Coll	Tobermory	Dalmhcad	Kinross
Colraonell	Ballantrae	Dalmuir	Glasgow
Comrie	Crieff	Dalnacardoch	Blair- Atholl
Conan Bridge	Dingwall	Dairy.	Beith
Cornerhouse	Stranraer	Dairy	Castle Douglas
Cornhill	Banff	Dalrymple	Ayr
Corpach	Fort-William	Dalswinton	Dumfries
Corran	Appin	Dalton	Ecclefechan
Corrance	Dumfries	Darnick	Galashiels
Corsock	Dumfries	Daviot	Aberdeen
Corstorphine	Edinburgh	Denholm	Hawick
Cortes	Mintlaw	Denny
Coylton	Ayr	Dennyloanhead	Denny
Craig Ella-		Dingwall
chie		Dirleton	Drem
Crail		Dollar	Stirling
Cramond	Edinburgh	Dolphinton	Noblehouse
Crathie	Ballater	Dornoch
Creetown		Douglas	Lanark
Crieff		Doune	Stirling
Crimond	Peterhead	Drem
Crinan	Lochgilphead	Dregborn	Kilmarnock
Crocketford	Dumfries	Dromore	Stranraer
Cromarty		Drumlithie	Stonehaven
Crook	Biggar	Drumnadrochit	Inverness
Crossford	Lanark	Drumoak	Aberdeen
Crossgates	Inverkeithing	Drymen	Glasgow
Crosshill	Maybole	Dubford	Banff
Crossmichael	Castle Douglas	Duddingston	Portobello
Croy	Arderseir	Duffus	Elgin
Crnden	Ellon	Dumbarton
Culbockie	Dingwall	Dumfries
Cullen		Dunbar
Cullivoe	Lerwick	Dunbeath	Golspie
Culross	Kincardine	Dunblane
Cumbernauld	Glasgow	Dundee
Cummistown	Turriff	Dundonald	Kilmarnock
Cumnock		Dundrennan	Kircudb right
Cunninsburgh	Lerwick	Dunfermline
Coupar-Angus		Dunglas	Glasgow
Cupar-Fife		DUNKELD
Currie	Edinburgh	Dunnet	Thurso
Uailly	Maybole	Dunning	Bridge of Earn

122	Appendix.
Post Towns, S.&R. Offices	Under.	Post Towns, S.&R. Offices	UndBr.
Dunoon		Forgue	Huntly
Dunrossness	Lerwick	Forneth	Blairgowrie
Dunscore	Dumfries	Forres
DUNSE		Fort-Agustus
Duashelt	Aucbtermuchty	Fort-George	Arderseir
Duatocher	Glasgow	Fort-William
Dunure	Ayr	Fortingal	Aberfeldy
DUNVEGAN		Fortrose
Durnes	Golspie	Fraserburgh
Dyce	Aberdeeu	Froickheim	Arbroath
Dysart	Kirkcaldy	Fruchie	Kettle
Eaglesham	Glasgow	Fushie Brid.
Earlstoa	Melrose	Fyvie	Aberdeen
Ease] ale	Oban	G-airlochead	Helensburgh
East Yell	Lerwick	Galashiels
ECCLEFECHAN		Gallatown	Kirkcaldy
Echt	Aberdeeu	Galston	Kilmarnock
EddlestoQ	Pennycuick	Garderhouse	Lerwick
Edinburgh		Garlieston	Newton Stewart
Edzell	Brechin	Garmouth	Fochabers
Elgin		Gartmore	Stirling
Elie	Colin gsburgh	Garvald	Haddington
Ellon		Garve	Dingwall
Enzie	Fochabers	Garvold	Prestonkirk
Errol		Gatehouse
Ervie	Stranraer	Gateside	Auchtermuchty
Etal	Coldstream	Gattonside	Melrose
Evantoa	Inverness	Gavinton	Dunse
Evie	Kirkwall	Gifford	Haddington
Eyemouth	Ayton	Gilston	Castle Douglas
Fairlie	Largs	Girvan
Falkirk		Glammiss	Forfar
Falklaad	Kettle	Gladsrauir	Tranent
Farr	Thurso	Glasgow
Fearn	Tain	Glass	Huntly
Fenwick	Glasgow	Glenapp	Girvan
Ferintosh	Dingwall	Glencaple	Dumfries
Ferry-Port-		Glencarse	Perth
on-Craig		Glendaruel	Glasgow
Ferrydea	Montrose	Glenelg	Lochaish
Fettercaira	Montrose	Glenlivat	Ballindalloch
Fiadhaven	Forfar	Glenlocher	Castle-Douglas*
Findhora	Forres	Glenluce
Finstoun	Kirkwall	Glenmorriston	Inverness
Fintry	Glasgow	Glenshee	Blairgowrie
Fisherrow	Musselburgh	Golspie
Fochabers		Gordon	Kelso
Ford	Dalkeith Coldstream	Gortlech	Inverness
Ford	Gossaburg	Lerwick
1P'f>^v\n		*-~. ~..i,	r>^.

Post Towns, S. & R. Offices	Under.	Post Towns, S.&R. Offices	Under.
Govan	Glasgow	Invergordon
Grahamstown	Falkirk	Inverie	Fort-August us
Grangemouth	Falkirk	Inverkeith-
Grantown		ing
Grantownpier	Edinburgh	Inverkindy	Aberdeen
Greenburn	Whitburn	Inverness
Greenlaw	Dunse	Irvine
Greenock		Isle Oransay	Broadford
Gretna	Carlise	Isle of Whithorn	Newton Stewai\,
Guardbridge	St Andrews	Jedburgh
Guildtown	Perth	Jock's Lodge	Edinburgh
Gullan	Drem	Johnshaven	Bervie
Haddington		Johnstone Brid.	Lockerby
Halkirk	Thurso	Johnstone	Glasgow
Hamilton		Jara	Lochgilphead
H array	Kirkwell	Keith
Harriotfield	Perth	Keith Hall
Harris	Lochmaddy	Kelso
Harroldswick	Lerwick	Kelton Hill	Castle-Douglas
Haughend	Glasgow	Kenmore	Aberfeldy
Haugh of Urr	Castle-Douglas	Kennethmont	Old Rain
Hawick		Kennoway	Markinch
Heiton	Kelso	Kettle
Helensburgh		Kilbarchan	Paisley
Helmsdale	Golspie	Kilbirnie	Beith
Heriot	Fushie Bridge	Kilbride	Lachmaddy
Hermistan	Corstorphine	Kilbride, east	Glasgow
Hill of Menie	Aberdeen	Kilbride,west	Ardrossan
Hillend	Inverkeithing	Kilchrenan	Inverary
Hillhousefield	Edinburgh	Kilfinan	Glasgow
Hillside	Aberdeen	Kilham	Coldstream
Hillside	Montrose	Killearn	Glasgow
Hillswick	Lerwick	Killearnan	Inverness
Holly town	Airdrie	Killin	Callander
Hollywood	Dumfries	Kilmarnock
Hopeman	Elgin	Kilmartin	Lochgilphead
Houston	Paisley	Kilmanrs	Kilmarnock
Howmore	Lachmaddy	Kilmorie	Ardrossan
Huna	Wick	Kilmuir	Portree
Huntly		Kilmun	Greenock
Hurlet	Glasgow	Kilpatrick (new)	Glasgow
Hurlford	Kilmarnock	Kilpatrick (old)	Glasgow
Inchture		Kilsyth	Glasgow
Innerkip	Greenock	Kilwinning	Irvine
Innerleithen	Peebles	Kincaldrum	Forfar
Innerwick	Dunbar	Kincardine
Insch	Old Rain	Kincardine-
Invercannick	Beauly	O'Neil	Aberdeen
iNVERARY		Kingairloeh	Strontian
Invergarry	Fort-Augustus	King-Edward	Banff

124	appendix.
Post Towns,		Post Towns,
S.&R. Offices	Under.	S.&R. Offices	Under.
Kinghorn		Laurencekrk.
Kinglassie	Kirkcaldy	Laurieston	Castle Douglas
Kingussie		Laurieston	Falkirk
Kinloch-Moi-		Leadhills	Glasgow
dart	Strontian	Lediag	Bonaw
Kinningplace	Glasgow	Leith
Kinniswood	Kinross	Leitholm	Coldstream
Kinross		Lennoxtown	Glasgow
Kintail	Lochalsh	Lerwick
Kin tore	Aberdeen	Lesbmahogow	Lanark
Kippen	Stirling	Leslie	Markinch
Kirkbank	Kelso	Leslie	Old Rain
Kirkbeau	Dumfries	Leswalt	Stranraer
Kirkcaldy		Letham	Cupar-Fife
Kirkcolm	Stranraer	Letham	Forfar
Kirkconnell	Sanquhar	Leuchars	St Andrews.
Kirkowen	Newton Stewart	Leven
Kirkcud-		Lhanbryde	Fochabers
bright		Liberton	Edinburgh
Kirkintilloch	Glasgow	Liliesleaf	Selkirk
Kirkliston	Edinburgh	Limekilns	Dunfermline
Kirkmahoe	Dumfries	Lindores	Newburgh(Fife)
Kirkmichael	Blairgowrie	Linkshouse	Lerwick
Kirkmichael	Maybole	Linlithgow
KlRKNEWTON		Linton	Noblebouse
Kirkinner	Wigton	Linwilg	Blair Atboll
Kirkoswald	Maybole	Lismore	Appin
Kirkpatrick	Castle Douglsa	Lsx	Crieff
Kirkpatrick-		Lou	Linlithgow
fleming	Ecclefechan	Loanhead	Edinburgh
Kirkwall		Lochalsh
Kirn	Dunoon	Lochcarron	Dingwall
Kirriemuir		Lochearnhead	Crieff
Kirtlebridge	Ecclefechan	Lochee	Dundee
Knockando	Craigall Echie	Lochend	Dumfries
Kyleakin	Kirkwall	Lochgelly	Kirkcaldy
Ladykirk	Coldstream	Lochgilp-
Laggan	Kingussie	head
Laggavoulin	Bowmore	Lochinver	Golspie
Lairg	Golspie	Lochmaben	Lockerby
Lamington	Biggar	LOCHMADDY
Lamlash	Ardrossan	Lochwinnoch	Paisley
Lanark		LOCKERBY
Langholm		Logierait	Dunkeld
Larbert	Falkirk	Longforgan	Dundee
Largo	Leven	Longhope	Kirkwall
Largs		Longside	Mintlaw
Larkhall	Glasgow	Lossiemouth	Elgin.
Lassawade	Edinburgh	Lumsden	Aberdeen
Lauder	Stow	Luss	Glasgow

	APPENDIX.	125
Post Towns,	Under.	Post Towns,	Under.
S. &R. Offices		S.&R. Offices
Luthrie	Cupar- Fife	New Aberdour	Fraserburgh
Lybster	Golspie	Newarthill	Airdrie
Macduff	Banff	Newburgh	Aberdeen
Markinch		Newburgh
Maryculter	Aberdeen	(Fife)
Maryhill	Glasgow	Newcastleton	Langholm
Marykirk •	Montrose	New Cumnock	Cumnock
Mauchline		New Deer	Aberdeen
Maxwelltown	Dumfries	New Galloway	Castle Douglas
Maybole		Newhaven	Edinburgh
Meigle		Newmains	Hamilton
Meiklour	Coupar-Angus	Newmills	Dunfermline
Melrose		Newmills	Kilmarnock
Melvich	Thurso	New Pitsligo	Mintlaw
Meustrie	Stirling		Ferry-Port-on-
Methlic	Aberdeen	Newport	Craig
Methven	Perth	Newseat	Old Rain
Mey	Thurso	Newton	Glasgow
MlDCALDER		Newton-
Milnathort	Kinross	Stewart
Milngavie	Glasgow	Newtyle	Coupar.Angus
Milnport	Largs	Nigg	Parkhill
Milton Bridge	Pennycuick	Noblehouse
Milton of		North Ber-
Campsie	Glasgow	wick
MlNTLAW		North-
Moffat		QUEENSFERRY
Moniaive	Tbornhill	Nunton	Lochmaddy
Monktown	Ayr	Oakely	Dunfermline
Montrose	Aberdeen	Oban
Monymusk	Ochiltree	Cumnock
Moodiesburn	Glasgow	Old Aberdeen	Aberdeen
Morebattle	Kelso	Old Meldrum
Morenish	Tobermory	Old Rain
Morren	Oban	Ollabery	Lerwick
Mortlach	Craig Ellachie	Ormiston	Tranent
Mossat	Aberdeen	Orphir	Kirkwall
Mossbank	Lerwick I	Orton	Fochabers
Moy	Inverness 1	Osnaburgh	Cupar- Fife
Muckhart	Stirling !	Oxton	Stow
Muirdrum	Carnoustie	Paisley
Muirkirk	Lanark	Park gate	Dumfries
Munlochy	Inverness	Parkhead	Glasgow
Murrayfield	Edinburgh	Parkhill
Musselburgh	1	Parton	Castle Douglas
Mutbill	Crieff	Pathhead	Kirkcaldy
Mylnefield	Dundee	Patna	A.yr
Nairn	|	Patrick	Glasgow
Neilston	Glasgow Dumfries	Peebles
New Abbey	Pencaitland	Franent

126	appendix.
Post Towns, S.&R. Offices	Under.	Post Towns, S.&R. Offices	Under.
Penicuik	Edinburgh	Rothiemay	Huntly
Perth		Row	Helensburgh
Peterhead		Rutberglen	Glasgow
Pitcaple	Aberdeen	St Andrews
Pitlessie	Cupar-Fife	St Boswells
PlTLOCHRIE		Green
PlTTENWEEM		St Cyrus	Montrose
Plean	Stirling	St Fergus	Peterhead
Pollockshaws	Glasgow	St Margaret's
Polmont	Falkirk	Hope	Wick
Polnackie	Castle Douglas	St Monance	Pittenweem
Poolewe	Dingwall	St Ninians	Stirling
Port ask aig		Salen	Strontian
Port Bannatyne	Rothesay	Saline	Dunfermline
Port Charlotte	Bowmore	Salsburgh	Airdrie
Port Glasgow		Saltcoats
Port-Logan	Stranraer	Saltan	Tranent
Portmohamock	Tain	Sanday	Kirkwall
Port-Monteith	Stirling	Sandbank	Dunoon
Portobello	Edinburgh	Sandbead	Stranraer
Port-Patrick		Sandness	Lerwick
Portree		Sandwick	Lerwick
Portsoy		Sanquhar
Port-William	Wigtown	Sauchie	Alloa
Poyntzfield	Fortrose	Scone	Perth
Preston	Dumfries	Sconcer	Broadford
Prestonkirk		Scourie	Golspie
Prestonpans	Edinburgh	Selkirk
Rachan Mill	Biggar	Shielhouse	Lochalsh
Rait	Errol	Shotts	Whitburn
Rannoch	Pitlochrie	Shuttleston	Glasgow
Rasay	Bradford	Skene	Aberdeen
Ratho	Edinburgh	Slamanan	Falkirk
Reay	Thurso	Slateford	Edinburgh
Redding	Falkirk	Smailholm	Kelso
Redgorton	Perth	Sorby	Wigtoh
Renfrew	Paisley	Sorn	Mauchline
Renton	Dumbarton	South End	Campbeltown
Rhynie	Huntly	South Queens
Riccarton	Kilmarnock	ferry
Ringford	Kirkcudbright	Southwiek	Dumfries
Roberton	Hawick	Spittalfield	Dnnkeld
Rogart	Golspie	Spott	Dunbar
Rosehall	Glasgow	Springbank	Glasgow
Rosehearty	Edinburgh	Springburn	Glasgow
Roseneath	Helensburgh	Springfield	Cupar- Fife
Rosewell	Lasswade	Sprouston	Coldstream
Roslin	Edinburgh	Stanley	Perth
Rothes	Fochabers	Stenton	Prestonkirk
Rothesay		Stevenston	Glasgow

APPENDIX.

127

Post Towns,	Under.	Post Towns,	Under.
S.&R. Offices		S.&R. Offices
Stewarton	Kilmarnock	Tolleross	Glasgow
Stirling		Tomintoul	Ballindalloch
Stobo	Peebles	Tongue	Thurso
Stonehaven		Torphichen	Linlithgow
Stonehouse	Glasgow	Torrance	Glasgow
Stoneykirk	Stranraer	Torryburn	Dunfermline
Stornoway		Tranent	Edinburgh
Stow		Trinafour Troon	Blair-Atholl
Strachur	Glasgow	Glasgow
Straiton	Maybole	Tullibody	Stirling
Stranraer		Turriff
Strathaven	Hamilton	Twynholm	Kircudbright
Strathblane	Glasgow	Tyndrum	Crieff
Strathdon	Aberdeen	Tynninghame	Prestonkirk
Strathraiglo	Kinross	Uddingston	Hamilton
Strathpeffer	Dingwall	Udney	Aberdeen
Strichea	Mintlaw	Ullapool	Dingwall
Stromness	Kirkwall	Ulsta	Lerwick
Stronsay	Kirkwall	Ulva	Aros
Strontian		Unachan	Fort-William
Struan	Broadford	Uphall	Edinburgh
Struy	Beauly	Urray	Beauly
Stuartfield	Mintlaw	Uyiasound	Lerwick
Summerhili	Aberdeen	Voe	Lerwick
Swintoa	Coldstream	Walls	Lerwick
Symington	Kilmarnock	Waterbeck	Ecclesfechan
Tain		Watton	Wick
Tamnavoulan	Ballindalloch	Weemys	Kirkcaldy
Tarbert		Weemysbay	Greenock
Tarbolton	Kilmarnock	Westcalder	Midcalder
Tarland	Aboyne	Westray	Kirkwall
Tarves	Aberdeen	Whitburn
Tayinloan	Tarbert	Whitehouse	Aberdeen
Teviotbead	Hawick	Whitborn	Newton Stewart
Thombill	Stirling	Whittingham	Prestonkirk
Thornhill		Wick
Thornliebank	Glasgow	Wigton
Thornton	Keith	Winchburgh	Edinburgh
Thornton	Kirkcaldy	Windgates	Leven
Thurso		Wishaw	Hamilton
Tillicoultry	Stirling	Wiston	Biggar
Tirce	Tobermory	Woodside	Aberdeen
Tobermory		Yetholm	Kelso

||f|r All Towns Printed with (small capitals) pay and grant Money Orders.

128

APPENDIX.

TIME OF THE ARRIVAL AND DESPATCH OF FOREIGN AND COLONIAL MAILS IN EDINBURGH.

Names of Places.

Despatched.

When Due.

West Indies — British and ♦Foreign (except Honduras, Nassau, Bermuda, & Havan-

nah), and *Venezuela,.

*New Orleans, *Mexico, *Ha-

vannah, and Bermuda,

♦Madeira (by Brazil Mail),... ♦Madeira, *N. Granada,*Chili, & *Peru (by W. India Mail), *Brazil, *B. Ayres, *Canary

Islands, &c,

America — B. North, and U. States. In Dec, Jan., Feb., & Mar., every alternate Fri., *Port Philip, *S. Australia, *Van Diemen's Land, *Syd- ney, and *New Zealand, ... France, *Spain, and Belgium,

Midland,

^Hamburg, &Hanover,Z>Bruns-

wick, ^Denmark, &Lubec,

&Bremen, *Heligoland, Cux-

haven, and &*01ddenburg,...

Russia and Prussia, Sweden

and Norway,

Germany,

d*Lisbon, *Madeira (if ad- dressed via Lisbon), Spain (if addressed via Southampton),

and Gibraltar,

clndia (East), Malta, Alex- andria, & Ionian Islands (via

Southampton),

a*India (East), *Malta, Alex- andria, and *Ionian Islands

(via Marseilles),

China (via Southampton), ...

a*China (ma Marseilles),

ifsf" Hong-Kong may be

1st and 16 th — Morning Mail

1st-

'}

-Morning T Mail. J 3d — Even. Mail. 16th— Morn Mail

3d— Even. Mail

Every Friday. Evening Mail.

ay.l iipl

By private ship as they occur.

Daily. Tu.&Fri— M.M.

Mon. & Thurs.l Evening Mail, j

Daily.

Daily.

6th, 16th, and~] 26tb. — Morn. )» Mail. J

1 9th — Morn. Mail.

6th and 23d — Evening Mail

19th — Morn. M 23d— Even. M

J

8th and 23d.

23d.

Uncertain.

8th.

Uncertain. Every Thurs.

Uncertain.

Daily. Tues. and Thur.

Sun. and Wed.

Daily. Daily.

f 7th, 17th, 8s \ 27th.

27th.

5th and 23d.

27th. 23d.

sent unpaid, via Southampton.

On letters addressed to those places marked thus (*), the postage

must be prepaid. a Always sent by this Mail, unless otherwise directed. b Letters for places marked b, sent daily, via Belgium or France,

if so directed. c Letters for India, always sent via Marseilles, if not specially

marked via Southampton. d Letters for Portugal sent daily, via France, if so directed.

APPENDIX.

129

POSTAGES TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES.

*m* On Letters addressed to those places marked (*) the postage must be pre-paid, or the letters cannot be forwarded.

	s.	D.		s.	D.
♦Africa,	0	8	*Egypt,	i	6
Alexandria,	1	6	Elsinore,	0	10
America, (British) North,	, 1	2	♦Equator,	2	3
America (United States),	1	0	France,	1	3
Antigua,	1	0	Germany,	1	10
Antwerp,	0	6	Gibraltar,	1	0
♦Arabia,	1	0	♦Greece,	1	6
Archangel,	1	11	Grenada,	1	0
♦Australia,	1	4	♦Guadaloupe,	1	5
Austria...	2	2	Halifax (N.S.),	1	0
*Azores,	I	9	Hamburg,	0	8
Bahamas,	1	0	Hanover, by packet, ...	0	9
♦Bahia Honda,	2	9	♦Havanna,	2	3
Barbadoes,	1	0	♦Hayti,	1	5
♦Barbary,	0	8	♦Heligoland, via Hamburg	> 0	€
Bavaria,	1	8	Hindostan,	1	0
Belgium,	1	4	Holland,	1	0
Belize (Honduras),	1	0	Hong-Kong,	1	0
Bengal,...	1	2	Hungary,	2	2
Berbice,	1	2	India, East, via Soutl;	L-
Bermuda,	1	0	ampton,	1	0
Boston,	1	0	India, West,	1	0
*Botany Bay,	0	8	Ionian Islands, ...	1	0
♦Bourbon, ...	0	8	Italy, Northern,	2	2
♦Brazil,	2	9	Italy, Southern, ...	3	1
Bremen,	0	8	Jamaica,	1	2
*Buenos Ayres, ...	2	7	Java, via Holland,	1	0
Cadiz,	2	2	Kingston (Jamaica), ...	1	0
Canadas,	1	2	La Guayra,	1	0
♦Canary,	1	10	♦Lisbon,	1	9
♦Cape of Good Hope,	0	8	Lombardy,	2	2
*Cape Haitien, ...	1	5	Lubeck,	0	9
♦Carthagena,	1	0	♦Madagascar,	0	8
♦Chagres,	1	0	♦Madeira, ...	1	10
♦Chili,	2	0	Malta, ...	1	0
♦China,	1	0	♦Maracaibo, ...	2	3
♦Columbia (Republic),	2	3	♦Martinique,	1	5
Constantinople, ...	1	11	♦Mauritius, ...	0	8
Corfu,	1	0	♦Mayagues (Porto Rico),	1	5
♦Corunna,	2	2	♦Memel,	1	0
♦Cuba,...	2	3	♦Mexico, -...	2	3
♦Curacoa,	1	5	♦Morocco,	0	8
♦Cuxhaven,	0	8	Nassau (Bahamas),	2	0
Dardenelles,	1	11	Nevis,	1	0
♦Dantzic,	0	10	New Brunswick, ...	1	0
Denmark, ...	0	10	Newfoundland,	1	0
East Indies,	1	0	♦New Grenada, . . .	1	0

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*New South Wales, . . .	0	8	Spain, ...	2	2
New York,	1	0	*St Croix, ...	1	5
*New Zealand,	0	8	*St Domingo,	1	5
Norway,	2	8	*St Jago de Cuba,	. 2	3
Nova Scotia,	1	0	*St Juan (Porto Rico),	1	5
* Paramaribo (Suriuam),	1	0	*St Martins,	1	5
Persia,	1	6	'St Thomas,	1	5
*Peru, ...	2	0	St Vincent's,	. 1	0
Poland,	1	3	Sumatra,	1	4
*Ponce (Porto Rico),	1	5	*Swan River,	1	4
*Port Philip,	0	8	Sweden,	2	8
*Porto Rico,	1	5	Sydney,	. 1	0
*Portugal, ...	1	9	*Syria,	1	6
Prince Edward's Island,	1	0	United States,	1	0
Prussia,	1	0	Upper and Lower Canada, 1	2
Quebec,	1	2	* Valparaiso,...	. 2	0
Riga,	1	11	*Van Dieman's Land,	0	8
*Rio de Janeiro,	2	9	Venezuela, ...	1	0
Russia,	1	11	*Vera Cruz,	2	3
*San Jan de Nicaragua,	2	3	West Indies, British, ..	1	0
*Santa Cruz, 'Santa Martha, ...	1 1	5 0	'West Indies, Foreign,	n	3 5
Singapore, ...	1	4	•Wurtemburg,	i	10

RATES ON NEWSPAPERS.

Payment compulsory, and must be posted within seven days from the date of publication.

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Africa, 1 Canary, 2 Italy, 2

Alexandria, 2 Cape of G. Hope, 1 Lisbon, 2

America (U.S.),....l Chili, 4 Madagascar, 2

Arabia, 2 China, 2 Mauritius, 2

Australia,., 2 Constantinople, 2 Mexico, 2

Austria 2 Cuba, 2 Portugal, 2

Azores 2 Egypt, 2 Spain £

Barbary, 2 Germany, 2 Syria, 2

Bourbon, 2 Holland, 1 West Indies (For.), 2

NEWSPAPERS ARE FORWARDED FREE OF POSTAGE TO THE FOLLOWING PLACES ABROAD BY PACKET.

Belgium	Demerara	Kingston
Berbice	France	Newfoundland
Bermuda	Gibraltar	New Granada
Brazil	Greece	Nova Scotia
Buenos Ayres	Halifax	Peru
Cadiz	Hamburg	Santa Martha
Canada	Hayti	Spain, via Southamp
Carthagena	Jamaica	Vigo

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MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT. The Right Honourable Fox Maule.

MAGISTRATES AND COUNCIL.

James Dewar, Lord Provost. William Imrie, Dean of Guild.

Bailies. — David Stuart, Charles Sbedden, Johu Pullar, Kirk- wood Hewat. — Treasurer, David Ross.

COUNCILLORS.

First Ward.' — John M'Euen Gray, John Fisher, David Murie, 9^ William Murray Farney, David Stuait, Kirkwood Hewat, and John Steele.

Second Ward. — Andrew Davidson, William Dow, Peter Graham, James M. Honey, James Dewar, Charles Shedden.

Third Ward. — David Ross, Peter Imrie, John Kemp, John Pullar, James Balmain, John Macfarlane.

Fourth Ward. — Andrew Heiton, John M'Lauchlan, Alexander Fraser, James Readdie, and Thomas Richardson.

City-Clerks, Archibald Reid and William Greig. — City-Fiscal, William Wedderspoon. — City -Chamberlain, David Duncan. — As- sessed Taxes and Stent, David Peacock, James Miller, collector. — Session-Clerk, Robert Buist.

The Town Court sits every Tuesday ; and the Council meets the first Monday of every mouth.

GUILD COURT.

William Imrie, Dean of Guild. James Dewar, Lord Provost. David Stuart, Charles Shedden, and John Pullar, Bailies.

Merchant Councillors. — David Ross, John Morison, James M'Leish, Andrew Richardson.

Trades'1 Councillors. — Alexander Tulloch, John Fisher, David Turnbull, Johu Matthew.

Treasurer, John Buist. — Clerk, James Thomas. — Officer, John Comrie.

POLICE ESTABLISHMENT.

Commissioners Ex-qfficiis. — James Craufurd, Sheriff- Depute ; Hugh Barclay, Sheriff- Substitute; James Dewar, Lord Provost; Bailies David Stuart, Charles Shedden, John Pullar, Kirkwood Hewat ; David Ross, Treasurer.

First Ward. — William Imrie, James Stark, William Brisbane.

Second Ward. — John Morison, John M'Euen Gray, William Dow.

Third Ward. — John Dewar, David Mackie, George Imrie.

Fourth Ward. — John Barrie, Thomas Scott, John Low.

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Fifth Ward. — Matthew Gloag, Alexander Robertson, William Ross.

Sixth Ward. — David Peacock, James M'Leish, John Fisher.

Seventh Ward. — James M. Honey, Robert Keay.

Inspector of Works, William M. Mackenzie. — Superintendent of Police and Inspector of Lighting and Cleansing, Andrew Boyle. — Sub-Inspector of Cleansing Thomas Taylor. — Clerk, James Thomas. — Treasurer, David Duncan. — Surveyor and Collector, John M'Ewen.

WATER COMMISSIONERS.

Ex-Officiis. — James Dewar, Lord Provost; Hugh Barclay, PSheriff-Substitute ; William Imrie, Dean of Guild ; David Stuart, First Bailie ; Alexander Tulloch, Convener of Trades ; J. Miller, President of the Society of Procurators.

First Ward. — David Turnbull, William Dow.

Second Ward. — William Brisbane, Andrew Richardson.

Third Ward. — Archibald M'Donald, John Dewar.

Fourth Ward. — William Blair, Thomas Richardson.

Fifth Ward. — Matthew Gloag, Robert Murray.

Sixth Ward. — John M'Farlane, Andrew Heiton.

Clerks. — Archibald Reid and William Greig.

Collector. — Patrick Chapman.

Surveyor. — David Peacock.

HARBOUR COMMISSIONERS.

Town. — The Right Hon. Fox Maule, M.P. ; James Dewar, Lord Provost ; William Imrie, Dean of Guild ; David Stuart, Charles Shedden, John Pullar, and Kirkwood Hewat, Bailies; David Ross, Treasurer ; Andrew Heiton, William Dow, John M'Euen Gray, David Murie, John Kemp, John M'Farlane, Councillors.

County. — Alexander H. M. Belshes of Invermay ; Laurence Oliphant of Condie ; Alexander Whitson of Parkhill ; Alexander M'Duff, Bonhard ; Archibald Turnbull, Bell wood.

Burgesses — William Blair, James Readdie, Robert Keay, John Barlas, James Greig.

Shipowners — John J. Cowperthwaite, Thos. Duncan, W. Thrift.

Clerks, W. & D. Wedderspoon. — Collector of Shore Dues, James Moris. — Harbour Master, David Wright. — Treasurert Patrick Chapman.

SHERIFF, COMMISSARY, AND JUSTICE OF PEACE COURTS.

Lord»Lieutenant and Sheriff- Principal, the Earl of Kinnoull.

Sheriff and Commissary, James Craufurd.

Sheriff-Substitute and Commissaries Depute,

Perth — Hugh Barclay.

Dunblane-— Andrew Cross.

APPENDIX. 133

Meeting of Courts. — The Sheriff-Court for the County, every Wednesday and Friday during the session — The Sheriff Small-Debt Court, every Wednesday during the session — The Justice of Peace Small-Debt, first Monday of every month — Commissary Court, every Friday during session — And, under the new Small- Debts Act, at Crieff, first Saturday of January, April, July, and October ; Dunkeld, first Friday of February, May, August, and November ; Aberfeldy, the next day after each Court at Dunkeld ; Blairgowrie, second Saturday of January, April, July, and October ; Coupar- Angus, on the next Saturday after the Blairgowrie Courts.

Circuit Courts are held at Callander first Monday of March, June, September, and December ; and at Kincardine (Tulliallan) first Monday of February, May, August; and November, at Eleven o'clock each day.

OFFICIALS.

Sheriff-Clerk and Clerk of Supply, James M. Patton, W.S. — Sheriff-Clerk-Depute and Depute Clerk of Supply, Patrick Soutar. — Joint Procurators-Fiscal, Thomas Duncan and John M'Lean. — Collector of Cess, &c, James Miller. — Collector of County Rates, &c., William Gloag, Banker. — Deputy-Commissary-Clerk, David Wedderspoon. — Chief Constable, Joseph John Grove. — Commis- sioners for Proofs, &c, John Flockhart and Alexander Scott. — Auditor of Accounts, John Flockhart.

Dunblane. — Sheriff-Clerk-Depute and Commissary-Clerk-De- pute, Charles Macara. — Procurator-Fiscal, Thomas Barty.

TOWN-CLERKS OF ROYAL BURGHS. Perth, Archibald Reid and William Greig. Culross, A. A. Stephens.

SOCIETY OF PROCURATORS

BEFORE THE COURTS OF LAW IN PERTHSHIRE,

Instituted 8th July 1825.

President, James Miller. — Vice-President, Archibald Reid. — Secretary and Treasurer, James M. Honey. — Honorary Librarian, William Ross. — Depute Librarian, Matthew Gloag. — Committee, Andrew Davidson, George Clements, John Kippen, John Young, and John Kemp.

The Library of the Society is in the County Buildings. Open every lawful day from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

PRACTITIONERS.

Perth. — James Clement, George Clements, James Condie, John Conning, Andrew Davidson, John Flockhart, John A. Gloag, George Gray, William Greig, f James Graham, David Hepburn, James M. Honey, Melville Jameson, John Kemp, Robert Kilgour, John Kippen, David Mackenzie, John M'Lean, fRobert Martin, James Miller, Thomas Duncan, James Dick Miller, Alexander Moncrieff, Robert H. Moncrieff, Archibald Reid, James Ross, William Ross, Alexander Scott, James Scott, James Spottiswoode,

134 APPENDIX.

James Thomas, David Wedderspoon, William Wedderspoon, John Young, William Peddie, fDavid Crighton, fPeter Scobie, George Moncrieff, Joha Myles, residing in Forfar.

Aberfeldy, John Matthew. Auchterarder, Peter Clerk, Alex. Monteath, Alexander George Reid, William Young. Blairgowrie, James Anderson, Thomas Baird, Alexander Robertson, William S. Soutar. Callander, William Blacklock. Coupar- Angus, David Anderson, David Clark, David Inches, John Low, James Miller, •f-John M'Laren. Crieff, William Brown, John Ironside, James M'Laren, James M'Rostie, sen., James Sharp, James M'Rostie, {-Thomas Soutar. Dunblane, Thomas Barty, Thomas P. Knox, John M'Gruther, Patrick S. Stirling, fJames Mackibbin, James Miller, residing in Stirling, Patrick Hutchison, Glasgow Dunkeld, John Leslie, James Walker. Kincardine, Robert Gentle, Alex. C. Stephen. Pitlochry, James Mitchell

Those marked thus (f ) are not Notaries Public.

Notaries Public who are not Procurators. — Perth, William H. Hunter, Patrick Soutar, James M. Patton, George Condie, John Graham. Alyth, Thomas Alexander. Blairgowrie, Laur. Chapman. Crieff, Alexander Gibson.

MESSENGERS-AT-ARMS.

Perth, James Hally. Callander, Allen M'Pherson. Coupar- Angus, John M'Leish. Crieff, William Ferguson, John M'Ewen. Dunkeld, Henry Ritchie.

SHERIFF AND COMMISSARY OFFICERS.

Perth, James Hally, David Hally, John Keay, Robert Stewart, Alexander Forbes, Archibald Aitken, Peter Kerr. Aberfeldy, William Mackenzie. Auchterarder, John Headridge, Thomas Anderson. Blairgowrie, Archibald Irons, James Robertson. Callander, George Maxwell. Comrie, John Morison. Coupar- Angus, William Finlay, Patrick Lawson, James M'Inroy, Stewart Ogilvy. Crieff, William Ferguson, John Mullion, John Ferguson, Neil Sime. Alloa, Thomas Russell. Doune, Archibald Culbert. Dunblane, David Eadie, Angus Crawford, Alexander Meffen. Errol, John Symons. Gilmerston, D. M' Donald. Weem, Thomas Stewart, John Menzies. Auchtergaven, James Cameron. Dunkeld, Henry Ritchie. Alyth, Alexander Henry. Kinloch-Rannoch, Duncan Campbell. Killin, William Walker. Kincardine, John Miller. Kinross, William Barnett. Dundee, Thomas Anderson, David Ferguson. Alloa, John Urquhart, Robert Monro. Pitlochry, James Skinner.

CRIMINAL OFFICERS. [_ Perth. — George Stewart, John M'Intosh.

APPENDIX. 135

CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.

COUNTY AND CITY OF PERTH INFIRMARY. 11 / was sick and ye visited me."

The Most Noble the Marquis of Breadalbane, Life Patron.

Directors Ex-officiis for the County. — The Right Honourable the Earl of Kinnoull, Lord-Lieutenant of the County ; Henry Home Drummond of Blairdruinmond, M.P. for the County ; Alexander Hepburn M. Belshes of Invermay, Convener of the County ; James Craufurd, Sheriff of the County ; Hugh Barclay, Sheriff- Substitute.

For the City. — The Right Hon. Fox Maule, M.P. for the City ; James Dewar, Lord Provost of the City ; David Stuart, First Bailie; "William Imrie, Dean of Guild; Alexander Tulloch, Con- vener of the Trades ; James Miller, President of the Society of Procurators.

Life Directors. — William Wedderspoon, writer, John Flockhart, writer, Trustees of Dr. Patrick Brown ; Rev. James Esdaile, D.D., William Henderson, M.D., Trustees of Miss Stewart.

Ordinary Directors for the County.— Major Jelf Sharp, Kin- carrathie ; Thomas Buchanan, Stanley ; Alexander M'Duff, Bon- hard ; Lieutenant-Colonel John Murray Belshes ; William Peddie, Blackruthven ; W. S. Turobull, Huntingtower.

For the City. — James Readdie, Victoria Street ; Major-General Lindsay, Early Bank; Archibald Turnbull, Bellwood ; W. H. Hunter, banker ; D. L. Jolly, banker ; David Ross, merchant ; W. Blair, manufacturer. Chairman. — A. H. M. Belshes ; Deputy- Chairman, James Dewar.

House Committee. — Sheriff Barclay, Convener ; David Ross, Convener Tulloch, Major-General Lindsay, Dean of Guild Imrie, William Blair, James Readdie.

Finance Committee. — D. L. Jolly, Convener ; Major Jelf Sharp, Dr Henderson, W. Wedderspoon, Colonel Belshes, W. S. Turnbull, W. H. Hunter.

The Chairman and Deputy-Chairman are Members of all Com- mittees.

Archibald Reid, City-Clerk, Secretary ; John Flockhart, writer, 14 St John Street, Treasurer; H. B. Macfarlane, M.D., 1 Athole Place, Fraser Thomson, M.D., 8 Crescent, Visiting Surgeons; A. C. Chalmers, M.D., House Surgeon and Apothecary ; John M'Dowall, Assistant Apothecary ; Robert Christie, 20 South St., Ic. Wallace, M.D., 5 George Street, District Surgeons ; Mrs Booth, Matron ; James Patton, Porter.

Proposed arrangement of the Clergymen to officiate in the Infirmary. — It is hoped that each Clergyman will be able to have a diet for devotion on each Sabbath during the month stated opposite his name ; and that he visit such Patients as the House Surgeon may inform him of as proper for such visitation. Whenever the time may not suit the convenience of the Clergymen, they may change with any other on the list.

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APPENDIX.

Rev

1850.

Mr Walker, March

" Mr Dymock, April

" Dr Young, May

" Dr NewlaDds, June

Messrs. Gray, A., July

" Struthers, Aug.

" Anderson, Sept.

" Bow, Oct.

Rev. Messrs.

Milne, Nov.

Grant, Dec.

1851.

Shelton, Jan.

Smith, Feb.

Falconer, March

Lindsay, April

Manson, May

VISITING DIRECTORS.

Thursday, Dean of Guild Imrie.

Friday, Mr Barclay

Saturday, Convener Tulloch

Sabbath, Mr Readdie

Monday, General Lindsay

Tuesday, Mr Ross

Wednesday, Mr Blair

The House Committee meet every Monday morning at Ten o'clock, when the House Accounts for the past week are examined and docquetted. The Committee on Finance meet half-an-hour previous to every Monthly Meeting of Directors, to examine and audit the Treasurer's Accounts for the preceding month ; and no account is paid before passing both Committees. All Accounts must be given in at the end of each Quarter, otherwise they will not be paid until the next Quarter.

INDIGENT OLD MEN'S SOCIETY.

INSTITUTED JANUARY 25, 1830.

Patron, The Most Noble the Marquis of Breadalbane ; President, Hugh Barclay, Sheriff-Substitute ; Vice-Presidents, Thomas Dun- can, Procurator-Fiscal, David Greig ; Directors and Visitors, James M'Leish, Robert Pullar, James Mitchell, James Dewar, Andrew Miller, Joseph Bower, William Crighton, David Mackie, Thomas Jamieson, Thomas Edward, Dr Fleming, John Flockhart, William Blair, Peter Campbell, John Pirrie, Charles Law, John Garie, David Ross, David Moncrieff, Dr Riach, Laurence Pullar, Thos. Oliphant, John M'Intosh, William Garvie ; Secretary andTreasurer, James Barlas ; Officer, William Webster ; Storekeeper, Peter Grimmond, 156 South Street.

PERTH LADIES' CLOTHING SOCIETY,

FOR CLOTHING

DESERVING INDIGENT WOMEN & ORPHAN GIRLS.

INSTITUTED 1825.

Office- Bearers. — The Right Honourable Dowager Lady Gray, Patroness; Mrs Flockhart and Miss Lumsdaine, Joint- Secretaries;

Treasurer. Committee, Mrs Barclay, Mrs Smyttan, Mrs Aikman, Miss J. Moncrieffe, Mrs Somerville, Miss Scott, Miss Galletly, Miss Bell, Miss Ross, Miss Blair, Miss Cargill, Miss Moncrieffe.

Donations of Old Clothes and Remnants will be thankfully re-

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ceived by any of the Office- Bearers. Several Donations, Shawls, and Remnants, were sent in last year by Merchants, which proved very useful.

3

DEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTION.

A Society was formed in Perth in 1817, as an Auxiliary Society to the Edinburgh Deaf and Dumb Institution. Committee, Charles Graham Sidey, George L. Cornfute, and Jas. Dewar ; David Peat, Secretary and Treasurer.

SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF INDIGENT OLD WOMEN.

The Countess of Kinnoull, Patroness. Mrs Craigie, Secretary and Treasurer.

Ladies' Visitors and Committee of Management, Miss Wedder- spoon, Miss J. Moncrieff, Miss Caw, Mrs A. Cornfute, Mrs Adams, Miss Scott, Miss Pringle, Mrs Flockhart, Miss Johnston, Miss J. Cargill, Miss M 'Vicar, Miss Moncrieff, Miss Livingston, Miss Cornfute, Miss Grant, Miss Co'uper. Officer, Thomas Isaac.

DESTITUTE SICK SOCIETY.

INSTITCTTED IN 1808.

William Gloag, Preses. Robert Buist, Vice-Preses. David Hepburn, Treasurer and Secretary.

SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY FOR DESTITUTE BOYS, HOSPITAL.

INSTITUTED 1ST JANUARY 1843.

s< / was a stranger and ye took me in, naked and ye clothed me."

Committees of Management. — The Lord Provost, President. Hugh Barclay, Sheriff-Substitute, Thomas Duncan, Procurator- Fiscal, Vice-Presidents. — Committee, Robert Buist, James Barlas, Kirkwood Hewat, George Croll, John M'EuenGray, D. Hepburn, C. G. Sidey, James M'Leish, David Stuart, D. Wedderspoon, J. Pullar, D. Mackenzie, R. Greig, Robert Morton, Colin Croll. — > Melville Jameson, Secretary and Treasurer.

Ladies' Committee. — The Right Honourable Lady Ruthven, Mrs Smythe of Methven, Mrs Barclay, Mrs Readdie, Mrs Barlas, Miss Croll, Miss Gloag, Miss Sandeman, Miss Sidey, Miss Maclean, ?vliss Dodgson, Miss Elizabeth Miller, Miss Amelia Smith.

VISITORS.

Ladies'' Committee, — Mvs P. Campbell, Mrs James Graham, Mrs Low, Mrs Whitson, Miss Webb,* King Street, Miss Barlas, Miss Grant, Bridgend, Miss Anne Greig, Miss Miller, Atholl St. ; Miss Ross, St Leonard's Bank, Secretary ; William Ferrier and Mrs Dawson, Teachers.

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1 3 8 APPENDIX.

PERTH FEMALE SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY— Hospital.

INSTITUTED 1846.

Her Grace the Duchess of Atholl, the Right Honourahle Lady Kirmaird, Patronesses. — Mrs Smythe of Methvea, President.

Committee. — The Right Honourable Lady Louisa Moncreiffe? Mrs Barclay, Mrs Condie, Mrs Duncan, Mrs Robertson, Mrs Readdie, Mrs Riach, Miss M'Nabb, Miss Murray, Miss Dodgson, Miss Birrell, Miss Black, Miss Ross, Miss C. Gloag. — Acting and Clothing Committee, Mrs Readdie, Misses Ross and C. Gloag. — Joint -Secretaries, Mrs Gray and Miss Maclean.— Joint -Treasurers, Mrs Seton of Potterhill and Miss Gloag. — Physician, Dr. Christie. — Mrs Peter Wilson, Teacher.

Subscriptions received by the Treasurer and Secretary, at Nos. 21 Marshall Place, and 3 Rose Terrace.

PERTH LADIES' HOUSE OF REFUGE FOR DESTITUTE GIRLS— Craigie.

INSTITUTED DECEMBER 1S43.

The Most Noble the Marchioness of Breadalbane, Patroness.

The Right Hon. Mrs Maule, President.

Mrs Stewart Sandeman of Bonskeid, Mrs General Lindsay, Early

Bank, Mrs Stuart of Annat, Mrs William Thomson, Freeland,

Vice-Presidents.

Committee. — Mrs Newlauds, Mrs Sandeman, Tulloch, Mrs Aik- man, Mrs Riach, Allanbank, Miss Ross, Oakbank, Mrs Dick, Mrs James Barlas, Mrs James Graham, Mrs Dymock, Mrs Millar, Miss Caw, Mrs Milne, Mrs A. Cornfute, Mrs Whitson, Miss Ann Roy, Mrs Smyttan, Mrs Burns, Mrs Craigie, Mrs Jolly, Miss Scott, Mrs John Forsyth, Miss Riach, Mrs Major Marshall. — David Craigie, banker, Treasurer ; Miss Cargill and Mr Hector Maiben, Secretaries ; Mr Frew, Physician ; Mrs Charles M'Nab, Teacher.

PERTH FEMALE SCHOOL— Hospital.

The Right Honourable Lady Gray, Patroness ; Miss Livingston, Secretary and Treasurer ; Mrs Harris, Teacher.

This Institution is under the direction of a number of Ladies in Perth, who contribute to its support, and superintend its manage- ment. The children are admitted at seven years of age, and con- tinue till they are fourteen. Every subscriber of half a guinea, or two subscribers of five shillings each, are entitled to recommend a girl for admission. Each scholar pays one penny weekly for in- struction in reading, spelling, Bible knowledge, sewing, and knit- ting ; and twopence weekly if writing and arithmetic are required. From the school funds are provided worsted, sampler gauze, needles, writing-paper, pens, &c.

HOSPITAL SCHOOL— Hospital.

The Lord Provost, Magistrates, Town Council, and General Session, Patrons. Duncan Duff, Teacher.

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PERTH LADIES' ASSOCIATION FOR FEMALE EDUCATION IN INDIA.

Patronesses, Dowager Lady Gray, Lady Ruthvea, Lady Louisa Moncreiffe.

President, Mrs Smythe of Methven.

Committee, Mrs Oliphant, Rossie, Mrs Condie, Mrs Seton, Mrs Macduff, St Madoes, Miss Gloag, Miss Bower, Mrs Macduff, Bouhard, Mrs Barclay, Mrs Gray, Mrs Duncan, Miss Ross, Miss Maclean.

Treasurer, Mrs Macduff, St Madoes. Secretary, Rev. J. Macduff, St Madoes.

INFANT SCHOOL, KING STREET.

INSTITUTED 1827.

The Right Honourable Lady Ruthven, Patroness. Vice-Pa- tronesses, The Right Hon. Lady Lucy Grant, Lady Louisa Mon- creiffe, Lady Louisa N. Murray, Dowager Lady Gray, Lady- Stewart Richardson of Pitfour, Mrs Oliphant of Gask, Mrs Farquharson of Invercauld, Mrs Thomson of Balgowan, Mrs Hay of Seggieden. Directresses, Mrs Ogilvy, Marshall Place, Mrs S. Sandeman, Mrs Stuart, Annat Lodge, Mrs Barclay, Mrs General Lindsay, Mrs Craigie, Mrs H. B. Macfarlane, Mrs Ker, Mrs Adams, Miss Ross, Oakbank, Miss Caw, Miss Black, Miss J. Moncrieff. Visitors, Miss Livingstone, Miss Sidey, Miss Mon- crieff, Athole Place, Miss Sandeman, Barossa Place, Miss Gloag, Miss Lumsden, Miss Hepburn, Miss M'Lean, Miss Bower, Mon- treal Cottage, Miss Seton, Potterbill, Miss Mackenzie, Miss M. Miller, Barossa Place, Miss Monteath, Miss M. Moncrieff, Athole Place, Miss Stuart of Annat, Miss C. Gloag, Miss J. Ross, Oak- bank, Miss Burns, Miss Rintoul, Miss H. Bower, Mill Street, Miss Duncan, Oakbank.

Trustees and Managers, The Most Noble the Marquis of Breadalbane ; The Right Honourable Lord Ruthven ; Sir John S. Richardson of Pitfour, Bart. ; Sir Thomas Mon- creiffe of Moncreiffe, Bart. ; William Macdonald Macdonald of St Martins and Rossie ; The Lord Provost and Senior Bailie of the City of Perth ; the Hospital Managers (two Lay Members) ; Hugh Barclay, Sheriff- Substitute of Perthshire ; William Blair, Manu- facturer ; Robert Buist, Session-Clerk ; G. L. Cornfute, Manu- facturer ; David Craigie, Banker ; Melville Jameson, Writer ; D. L. Jolly, Banker; David Ross, Merchant. Joint-Treasurers, Mrs Ogilvy and Mrs Adams. Secretary, Melville Jameson, Writer.

Teachers, Miss Isabella I. Macpherson, Mistress of the Girls' Department ; Miss Anne Macpherson, Mistress of the Boys' Department.

~ Upwards of 200 children are taught Elementary Branches ; Monitresses are taught Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, Sewing, Plain and Fancy Knitting, two hours every day after the dismissal of the Infants.

140 APPENDIX.

TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY.

Office- Bearers. — President, Rev. William Lindsay. Vice-Presi- dents, John Duncan and David Gorrie. Treasurer, George Darling. Secretary, William Blair. Registrar, Peter Campbell, jun. Com- mittee, Thomas Jamieson, Thomas M'Pherson, Robert M'Kinlay, John Wallace, Andrew Gray, David Shepherd, John Fenton, John Sime, James Robertson, John M'Auslane, John Cree, John Mackay, Peter Cree, James Messer, Robert Morton, Andrew Whitelaw, Thomas Murdoch, Thomas Braid, James Bowie, Wm. M'Intosh, John Clark, Alexander Hay, Ninian Barrie, William Kay, Jas. Readdie, Henry Wr right. Sub- Committee, John Duncan, James Robertson, John Sime, Thomas Braid, W. Blair, secretary, G. Darling, treasurer. Officer, James Roy.

PERTHSHIRE BIBLE SOCIETY.

James Craufurd, Sheriff of the County, President. Vice-Pre- sidents, Hugh Barclay, Sheriff- Substitute ; Thomas Ross, Wood- side ; W. S. Turnbull, Huntingtower ; Hector Sandeman, Tulloch. Directors, Thomas Duncan, James Barlas, David Craigie, David Stuart, John M. Gray, Thomas Jamieson, James Balmain, Mel- ville Jameson, John Garie, Laurance Pullar, David Ross, Johii Miller, Robert Hay, James Robertson, John Kippen, John Grant, Peter Palmer, James Morton. Secretaries, Rev. David Young, D.D., Rev. William Murray. Treasurer and Depositary, Joseph Bower, Merchant. Officer, William Webster.

PERTH WORKING MEN'S ASSOCIATION IN DEFENCE OF THE SABBATH.

INSTITUTED 5TH JUNE 1848.

Chairman, David Low, wright, Pomarium. Vice- Chairmen , Peter Anderson, coach -builder, 246 High Street ; John Campbell, tailor, 232 High Street. Secretaries, James P. Pirrie, coach- builder, 1 2 South Methven Street ; David Gunn, joiner, 4 South Street. Treasurer, John Proudfoot, printer, 12 South Methven Street. Committee, John Fenton, jun., painter, Pomarium ; Thos. Whimster, gas sub-inspector, North Port ; William Johnman, wright, 1S9 South Street; Robert Paterson, cabinet-maker, 12 South Methven Street ; Robert M'Nab, smith, 19 North Methven Street; David Kennedy painter, Claypots Wynd ; George Brewster, joiner, 1 Canal Crescent ; Alexander Ferguson, railway guard, 238

High Street.

PERTH FEMALE ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY.

INSTITUTED 30TH APRIL 1846. President, Mrs Young. Committee, Mrs Turnbull, Mrs Greig, Mrs Readdie, Mrs Garie, Mrs John Pullar, Mrs Laurence Pullar, Mrs Hector Sandeman, Mrs Forsyth, Mrs Miller, Mrs Graham, Mrs Barlas, Mrs David Morton, Mrs Bramwell, Mrs Dr Gray, Mrs Lindsay, Miss Pringle, Miss Greig, Miss Miller, Miss Clark, Miss Morton, Miss A. Hepburn, Miss M. Hepburn, Miss Fenwick, Miss Anderson, Miss E. Barlas. Secy, and Treasurer, Miss Grant,

APPENDIX. 141

PERTH ANT I-S LA VERY SOCIETY.

INSTITUTED 2 1ST DECEMBER 1846.

President, C. G. Sidey. Vice-Presidents, Robert Greig, Rev. William Lindsay. Treasurer, Dr Barlas. Secretaries, James Readdie aad James Fen wick. Committee, David Young, D.D., John Newlands, D.D.. Hector Sandeman, Dr Henderson, William Taylor, Andrew Fenwick, Robert Morton, James Gowen- lock, James Whittet, John Readdie, John Pullar, Laurence Pullar, William Crighton, James Anderson, Andrew Miller, Thomas Brown, AVilliam Carron, William M'Intosh, David Taylor, James Mitchell, James Miller, David Irons, John Gray, Thomas M'Pherson, Robert Moir, David Morton, Peter Campbell.

PERTHSHIRE ANTI-STATE CHURCH ASSOCIATION.

Hector Sandeman, President ; Dr John Barlas, Mr John Pullar, Mr Charles Law, Vice-Presidents ; Mr James Barlas, Treasurer ; Mr David Morton, Secretary ; the Dissenting Mi- nisters of Perthshire, who are Members of the Association, Di- rectors Ex-officiis.

Ordinary Directors, Mr Andrew Miller, Mr Thomas Clark, Mi- David Low, Mr James B. Deas, Mr William Bryson, Mr Thomas M'Pherson, Mr Andrew Miller, junior, Mr John Peacock, Mr James Morton, Mr James Mitchell, Mr John Bayne, Mr James Smeaton.

PERTH YOUNG MEN'S RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY.

INSTITUTED 1841.

President, John Garie. Treasurer, Robert M'Nab. Secretary, Peter Anderson. Directors, James P. Pirrie, William Johnman, George Gow, Henry Johnson, Alexander Johnman, John Robert- sen.

PERTH PUBLIC BATHS.

" Cleanliness is next to godliness.'''' — Wesley.

President, the Lord Provost. Vice-Presidents, J. Murray, cork- cutter, and James Bell, brassfounder.

Ordinary Directors, Ex-Officiis,for the City — The Lord Provost, the Lord Dean of Guild, the Four Bailies, and the Town Treasurer.

For the County — The Sheriff and Sheriff- Substitute.

Ordinary Directors — John Scrimgeour, R. H. Knox, Geo. Bruce, J. Murray, J. Bayne, John Jackson, Andrew Slater, J. Smeaton, G. Wyllie, T. M'Pherson, D. Fleming, D. Morton, J. Farquharson, T. Richardson, J. Bell, David Lowe, D. Wood, R. Pullar, D. Gorrie, Bailie J. M. Gray.

The Directors meet on the first Tuesday of every month, at half- past eight o'clock evening.

Secretary, Robert Martin, writer. Treasurer, Thomas M'Pherson, Temperance Hotel, St John Street. Lessee and House Superin- tendent, Archibald Grant, Female Department, Mrs Grant.

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142 APPENDIX.

SABBATH ALLIANCE. Hector Maiben, David Hepburn, and Melville Jameson, Secys.

LETHENDY MORTIFICATIONS.

The Parish Ministers and Elders of Perth, Trustees ; Thomas Duncan, Factor ; Robert Buist, Clerk to the Patron and Trustees. The Magistrates and four Parish Ministers, Patrons.

hospital lands — David Peacock, Factor.

CHURCHES, &c.

Baptist Chapel, 193 South St. Vacant. Minister.

East Church, St John Street, John Anderson, Minister.

Evangelists' Meeting House, J Edward Jobnstone> Minister.

King Street, )

Free Church, Carpenter Street, .. T. Dymock, A.M., Minister.

Free Church, Mill Street, Andrew Gray, A.M., Minister-

Free Church, Tailors' Hall, John Y. Walker, Minister.

Free Church, Victoria Street,.. .. John Milne, Minister. Free (Gaelic) Church, Newrow, . . William Grant, Minister. Glasite Meeting House, 267 High "J

Street, > Various Ministers.

Do. Do., 232 High Street, J

Independent Chapel, 9 Mill Street, Vacant. Minister.

Methodist Chapel, 192 South j ^^ Minister.

Street, j

Middle Church, St John's Place, John Murdoch, Minister. Original Secession Congregation, | Thomas MaQs Miuist

207 South Street, J

Old Scotch Independents, 28 South 1 ,r . ,,. . ,

,. L. c,/ , ' Y Various Ministers.

Methven Street, J

ROmSUtre^tth0liC ChaPe'' MelVille} John S. M'Corry, Priest.

St John's Episcopal Chapel, Princes 7 Woo(J A> Min

Street, } °

St Leonard's Church. King Street., > W.1V „. ., ,,. .'«,

... & ' > William Struthers, Minister, west side, S

}John C. Chambers, "| Joseph Haskoll, I Priests. Henry Humble, St Paul's Church, 274 High St. Alexander Falconer, Minister.

United Presbyterian Church, East, "1 ,,,-..,. T. , ,,. . . , , „ c i.T_ oi j. r William Lindsay, Minister.

113 South Street, J J'

United Presbyterian Church, "I ., „ .

ts.t ii. ««, tt- u en v r David Young, D.D., Minister. North, 231 High Street, J 6' '

United Presbyterian Church, 7 T . _. , , ,,. . , South, 204 High Street, \ John Newlands, Minister.

United Presbyterian Church, 7 T „ _;.. -.- ,

West, 7 Canal Crescent, J James Bow, Minister.

West Church, St John's Place,... David Smith, Minister.

APPENDIX. 143

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PERTH SEMINARIES AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Rector's Department. — Algebra, Plane and Solid Geometry, Plane, Spherical, and Analytical Trigonometry, Conic Sections, the Differential and Integral Calculus, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, the Theory and Practice of Arithmetic, Mathematical, Physical, and Political Geography, Logic, and the Principles of Universal Grammar — Rector, Thomas Miller, M.A. — Assistant, George Dott.

Modern Languages. — Laurence Craigie, teacher.

Drawing, Painting, and Architecture. — William Brown, teacher.

Writing, Practical Arithmetic, and Accounts. — John Smith, A. M., teacher.

Grammar School. — Greek, Latin, Grammar, Geography, An- cient History, and Greek and Roman Antiquities.— William Dunbar Steel, Rector.

English School. — English, Elocution, and Geography. — Alexander B. Smith, teacher.

Music. — David Peacock, teacher.

Middle Church Parish School, Meal Vennel. — James Stirton, teacher.

National School, Newrow. — Peter Proudfoot, teacher.

National School, Watergate. — Thomas Miller, teacher.

Stewart's Free School. — The Eight Deacons of the In- corporated Trades, Trustees. Number of boys not to exceed 90, above the age of 7, and under 9 years ; and they may continue their education from each distinct period of 7 years and no longer. Schoolroom, 45 Mill Street. — Robert Peddie, teacher.

West Church Parish School, South William Street. — John Barbour, teacher.

There are, besides these, many private teachers.

LITERARY AND ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY.

The Museum of the Society in the Monument is open on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, from 1 to 3 o'clock. Visitors (unaccom- panied by a Member) are admitted by paying Sixpence each at the door.

The Most Noble the Marquis of Breadalbane, President.

The Right Hon. the Earl of Mansfield, the Right Hon. Lord Gray, Sir P. M. Threipland, Sir J. S. Richardson, the Rev. James Esdaile, D.D., and James Dewar, Lord Provost, Vice-Presidents.

Council of Management. — James M. Patton, William Gloag, Hugh Barclay, Robert Sangster, William Blair, James Thomas, John M'Euen Gray, William Henderson, M.D., James Dewar, W. S. Turnbull, David Turnbull. William Ross, Treasurer. William Brown, Secretary. David Hepburn, Hon. Librarian. John Coutts, Curator.

144 APPENDIX.

PERTH ANDERSON INSTITUTION.

INSTITUTED, 17TH NOVEMBER 184 7.

" It is a Godlike attribute to know."

Patrons — Lord Kinnaird, Sir Johu S. Richardson, Sir John Muir M'Kenzie, Sir Thomas Moncreiffe, Charles Graham Sidey. President — Sheriff Barclay. Treasurer — Robert Morton. Secre- tary— James Mitchell. Directors — Patrick Wallace, John M'Euen Gray, Dr Frew, Daniel Fleming, William Keiller, James Barlas. David Hepburn, John M'Farlane, John Pullar, John M'Laren.

Life Members — Sir Thomas Moncreiffe, Patrick Wallace, Major W. M. Stirling of Abercairney, J. S. Hepburn, Colquhalzie, Joseph Murray of Ayton.

PUBLIC LIBRARIES.

PERTH LIBRARY.

Curators — Major-General Lindsay, Major Jelf Sharp, William Brown, David M'Kenzie, Dr William Henderson, James Spottis- woode, William Ross, Rev. John Anderson, Archibald Turnbull. Thomas Rodgie, Secretary. Robert Buist, Treasurer. G. M. Lennie, Librarian. Subscription, 15s. and 16s. per annum. Open on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, from 1 to 3 o'clock.

MECHANICS' LIBRARY.

Instituted, 24th November 1823. — Library-room, 238 High Street. Open every Weduesday from 8 till half-past 9, and every Saturday evening from half-past 7 till half-past 9. Entry money, is. Subscription, id. per week. John Sprunt, Charter Lane, Librarian.

SCONE AND PERTH MASONIC LODGE.

John Ruthven, Right Worshipful Master.

James Galletly, Depute-Master ; James Robertson, Assistant Depute-Master ; • John Taylor, Senior Warden ; John M'Kay, Junior Warden ; Robert Peters, Treasurer ; Peter M'Currach, Secretary ; David Galletly, Chaplain ; William Fyffe and Alexander Ross, Key-Keepers ; Alexander Reid, Grand Steward ; Charles Galletly, Depute Grand Steward ; John Cameron, Tyler.

Alexander Patterson, Invery House, Portobello, Proxy- Master.

ST. ANDREW'S MASONIC LODGE.

Right Honourable Fox Maule, Right Worshipful Master.

Sir P. M. Threipland, Bart., Past-Master; David Halket, De- pute-Master ; Vacant, Senior Warden ; Thomas, T. Mitchell, Junior Warden ; Archibald Reid, Secretary; Vacant, Treasurer ; John M'Farlane, Tyler.

APPENDIX. 145

ROYAL ARCH MASONIC LODGE.

Robert Martin, Right Worshipful Master.

William Dow, Depute-Master ; Alexander M'Lauchlan, Sub- Master ; James Campbell, Senior Warden ; James Thomsoo, Junior Warden ; William Brisbane, Treasurer ; James Young, Secretary; George Grimmond, Senior Deacon; Francis Bell, Junior Deacon; Samuel Wilson, Steward; Vacant, Chaplain; Alexander Robertson, Tyler ; Morris Leon, Edinburgh, Proxy- Master.

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD-FELLOWS.

MANCHESTER UNITY.

Perth District.

District Officers— Thomas Wilkie, P.G.M. ; Thomas W. Cuth- bert, P.D.G.M. ; David Goram, P.C., Secretary and Relieving Officer ; Alexander Ross, Examining Officer.

Loyal City of Perth Lodge, No. 2320 — Angus Stewart, N.G. and Minute Secretary ; Thomas Wilkie, G.M. ; David Kidd, Elective Secretary ; Thomas W. Cuthbert, Managing Secretary ; Alexander F. Chisholm, Treasurer; Thomas Wilkie, District and Lodge Officer.

SPORTING CLUBS.

PERTH CURLING CLUB.

Instituted 6th February 1841. Admitted into the Royal Club, July 1841.

The Right Hon. Fox Maule, M.P., Patron ; William Imrie, President; Archibald Reid, Vice-President ; James M'Leish, Re- presentative Member ; Rev. John Anderson, Chaplain ; William Duncan, Treasurer ; Alexander Scott, Secretary.

Committee of Management. — C. F. Walsh, William Cameron, William Ross, David Murie, Samuel Wilson, David Ross.

ST JOHN'S (PERTH) CLUB.

Instituted 11th February 1841. Admitted into the Royal Club, July 1841 .

Sir Thomas Moncreiffe of Moncreiffe, Bart., Patron ; Robert Martin, President, Samuel Thomas Deseret, Vice-President ; John Kemp, Representative Member ; William Crockhart, Trea- surer, James Young, Secretary.

Committee of Management. — Robert Martin, S. T. Deseret, James Young, William Crockhart, John Kemp, Joseph Ranson, Alexander Stewart, Richard M'Lean, Charles. Shedden, Hugh S. Brown.

Honorary Members. — James Young, Land- Surveyor ; William M. M'Kenzie, Architect.

146 APPENDIX.

ROYAL PERTH GOLFING SOCIETY.

Sir Thomas Moncreiffe, Bart, Captain. Archibald Turnbull, James Condie, Charles Robertson, and William Peddie, Councillors. George Gray, Secretary. Robert Keay, Medalist. John Jackson, Officer.

PERTH CRICKET CLUB.

Alexander Whitson, Parkhill, Captain ; G. Condie, Lieutenant ; R. Walker, Secretary.

Committee. — Messrs J. Kemp, W. M'Leish, J. Dewar, A. Imrie, S. Murray, and W. Ross.

PERTH HIGHLAND ERIENDLY SOCIETY.

Instituted 1844.

Patron, The Right Hon. Fox Maule, M.P. Honorary Members, The Right Hon. the Earl of Kinnoull, Hon. Lord Dupplin, Major A. Campbell, George Condie, Glas Sandeman, T. Graham, D. S. M'Lagan, J. M'Lean. Chief, Alexander Robertson, Princes Street. Vice-Chief, John Campbell, 8 St John Street.

John Ballantine, Secretary ; Peter Cameron, Treasurer ; John M'Dougall, Piper ; John M'Farlane, Officer.

PUBLIC OFFICES.

Billet-Master's Office, l High Street — Andrew Boyle, Billet-Master. Soldiers on the recruiting service, and those on march, are billeted on the inhabitants in regular rotation, with the following exceptions — Parish Ministers and Schoolmasters, un- married ladies not in business, and who do not keep lodgers : and the Government allowance of one penny each man per day, is pay- able at the Billet-Master's office on the first day of every month, betwixt the hours of 12 and 2 o'clock.

Cess Office, 16 South Street— William Gloag, Sub-Collector. Hours of attendance, every lawful day from 10 till 3 o'clock, ex- cept Saturday, on which from 10 till 12.

City Chamberlain's Office, 3 High Street— David Duncan, City Chamberlain. Hours of attendance, every lawful day, from 10 till 3 o'clock.

City Fiscal's Office, 14 High Street— William Wedderspoon, City Fiscal. Hours of attendance, every lawful day, from 10 till 3, and from 6 till 8 o'clock.

County Constabulary Office, l Marshall Place.— Captain J. J. Grove, Chief Constable. Serjeant Henry M'Donald, Clerk. Henry Catcheside, Perth Sergeant-Major. 5 other Sergeants and 28 Constables through the County.

Custom House, Princes Street— John Miller, Collector. Thos. A. Healy, Comptroller. William Imrie, Clerk. Joseph Blyth and James Thomson, Tide Waiters and Acting Lockers. Hours of at- tendance, every lawful day, from 10 till 3 o'clock, except Saturday, on which from 10 till 12.

APPENDIX. 147

Dundee and Perth Railway Office, Princes Street Station.

Excise Office, 14 Charlotte Street — John Weyinss, Collector. William, Johnston, Clerk. Charles Roles, Supervisor. Hours of attendance, every lawful day, from 10 till 3 o'clock, except Satur- day, on which from 10 till 12.

Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railway Office, Ge- neral Station.

Guild Office, 60 High Street — John Buist, Treasurer. John Comrie, Officer. Open every lawful day from 10 till 3 o'clock.

Harbour and Navigation Office, 14 High Street — Open every lawful day, from 10 till 3, and from 6 till 8 o'clock.

Inspector of Poor's Office, ll Canal Crescent — George Croll, Distributor. John Scott, Collector. James Rollo, Officer. Open every lawful day, from 10 till 3, and from 6 till 8 o'clock.

Mail and Coach Offices — George Inn Office, 58 George Street. Universal Office, 15 South Street. The above Offices are open every lawful day, from 5 o'clock a.m. till 10 P.M.

New Gas Light Company's Office — Robert Ford, Manager and Treasurer. James M'Ewen, Inspector. John Gow, Clerk and Collector. Office, Rlackfriars Wynd. Open every lawful day, from 8 a.m. till 8 P.M.

Old Gas Light Company's Office, 12 South Street — Geo. Gray, Treasurer. John Cameron, Clerk. Angus M-Pherson, Manager and Inspector. Thomas Whimster, Sub- Inspector. Hours of attendance, every lawful day, from 10 till 3 o'clock.

Police Assessment Office, 60 High Street — John M'Ewan, Surveyor and Collector. Hours of attendance, every lawful day, from 10 till 8 o'clock.

Police Office, 1 High Street — Andrew Boyle, Superintendent. David Gibson, Day-Sergeant. John M'Donald, Night-Sergeant. Alexander Turnbull, Criminal Officer. 4 Day Policemen. 14 Night Policemen. 2 Patrol.

Poor Rates Office, 12 Canal Crescent — James Dewar, Con- vener. John Scott, Collector. Open every lawful day, from 10 till 8 o'clock.

Post-Office, 80 George Street — Charles Graham Sidey, post- master. (See paye 113. )

Procurator-Fiscals' Office, Blackfriars Street — Thomas Duncan and John M'Lean, Procurator-Fiscals. Hours of attend- ance, every lawful day from 10 till 9 o'clock.

Property and Income Tax Office, 16 South- Street — Wm. Gloag, Collector. David Peacock, Assessor. Alexander Paterson, Inspector. James D. Miller, Clerk. Open every lawful day, from 10 till 3 o'clock, except Saturday, on which, from 10 till 12.

Receiving Post-Office, King Street — John Pirrie, Receiver. (Seepage 113. J

River Police and Fishing Office, 6 Charlotte Street — Robert Buist, Superintendent. Thomas Rutherford, Water Bailiff.

Scottish Central Railway Office, General Station — Robert Johnston, General Manager and Secretary. John A. Jameson, Accountant and Cashier. Open every lawful day from 1 0 to 4, and from 6 to 8, except Saturday, on which, from 10 to 3 o'clock.

APPENDIX.

Scottish Midland Junction Railway Office, General Station — S. R. Ferguson, Secretary and Accountant. Open every lawful day from 10 to 4, and from 6 to 8, except Saturday, on which, from 10 to 3 o'clock.

Session Clerk's Office, 6 Charlotte Street — Robert Buisfc, Session-Clerk. Hours of attendance, every lawful day from 10 till 3 o'clock, and on Saturday evenings from 6 till 10.

Sheriff-Clerk's Office, County Buildings, foot of South Street— J. M. Patton, Sheriff-Clerk. P. Souttar, Sheriff-Clerk- Depute. Robert R. M'Donald, Sheriff-Clerk-Depute. Hours of attendance, from 10 till 5, and from 6 till 8.

Shore Dues' Office, Old Shore — James Morris, Collector. Hours of attendance, from 7 a.m. till 7 p.m.

Staff Officer of Pensioner's Office, Perth Barracks — Major Archibald Campbell, Staff-Officer. James Campbell, Staff- Sergeant. William M'Leod, Serjeant-Major of the Local Com- pany.

Stamp Office, 8 High Street— James Miller, Distributor. Open every lawful day from 10 till 3, and from 6 till 8, except Sa- turday, on which, from 10 till 3 o'clock.

Tay and Thames Shipping Go's Office, 11 Speygate — Jas. Easson, Agent. Hours of attendance, every lawful day, from 8 a.m. till 8 p.m.

Town Clerks' Office, 3 High Street — Archibald Reid and William Greig, Town-Clerks. Hours of attendance, every lawful day, from 10 till 3, and from 6 till 8 o'clock.

Weights and Measures Offices — For the City, 3 George Street — Charles Shedden, Inspector. For the County, 28 Com- mercial Street, Bridgend — David Donald, Inspector.

Water Duty Office, 3 High Street — Patrick Chapman, collector. Hours of attendance, every lawful day, from 10 till 3, and from 6 till 8 o'clock.

INCORPORATED TRADES.

Trades. Deacons. Trades. Deacons.

Bakers, - John Fisher.

Fleshers, - Thos. Crawford. Glovers, - Robert Buist. Hammermen, Charles Shedden.

Alexander Tulloch, . . . . Convener.

Shoemakers, Alex. Fraser.

Tailors, - Alex. Tulloch.

Weavers, - Robert Miller.

Wrights, - William Dow.

NEWSPAPERS.

Perthshire Advertiser and Strathmore Journal, published every Thursday morning, at Kirk Closs, 80 High Street.

Perthshire Constitutional, published every Wednesday morning, — Office, 28 Kirkside.

Perthshire Courier, Farmers' Journal, and Central Scottish Ad- vertiser, published every Thursday morning, at 14 High Street.

The Northern Warder, and General Advertiser for the Counties of Perth, Fife, and Forfar, published every Thursday morning at 23 George Street.

APPENDIX. 149

BANKING COMPANIES.

Business hours, 10 till 3 o'clock, every lawful day, except Saturday, on which, from 10 till 12.

Bank of Scotland, 17 Princes Street — Robert Horn, agent — ■ David Philp, teller — William Annan, clerk.

British Linen Company, 77 George Street — W. H. Hunter & Conning, agents — William Ritchie, accountant and teller.

Central Bank of Scotland, 50 St John Street — Archibald Burns, manager — J. W. Jamieson, accountant — William Duncan, and W. M. Anderson, tellers — Robert F. Chisholm, porter. Draw on Sir R. C. Glyn, Halifax, Mills & Co., London — Commercial Bank, Edinburgh. Branches — Aberfeldy, Robert Peter — Auchterarder, P. Clerk— Crieff, John M'Leish— Newburgb, A. Brown— Pit- lochrie, D. M'Gilliwie — Dunkeld, R. C. Carrington.

Commercial Bank of Scotland, 1 6 South Street — William Gloag, agent — Thomas Soutar, accountant and teller — A. Richardson, porter. Draws on Jones, Lloyd, & Co., London. Negotiates bills on every town in Great Britain and Ireland where there is a bank or banker. Gives Letters of Credit on the principal towns of England and Ireland, and of Canada, and on New York, and trans- mits money to Australia.

National Bank of Scotland, 5 High Street — -D. L. Jolly, agent- George Matthew, accountant— Stewart Murray, teller. Draw on Sir R. C. Glyn, Halifax, Mills & Co., London. This bank nego- tiates bills on every place where there is a bank or banker, and effect payment in the United States, British America, Australia, the West Indies, and other British Colonies ; and also in the East Indies and China.

Savings^ Bank of the City and County of Perth — Office, 1 Cres- cent, Perth — Melville Jameson, actuary and cashier. Is open for receiving deposits every Wednesday morning from 9 till 10, and Saturday evening from 6 till 8 ; repaying, on Thursday morning from 9 till 10 ; the office is also open from 12 till 3 o'clock on Fridays for people residing in the country.

Perth Banking Company, 24 George Street — David Craigie, cashier — James Blair and George Turnbull, accountants — John Gray, teller — Laurence Hood, porter. Draw on Barclay, Be van, Tritton & Co., London ; Union Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh. Branches — Coupar-Angus, William Bett — Crieff, L. & J. Gibson. — Dunkeld, John Leslie.

PERTH FAIRS.

First of Luke, 1st Frid. of Mar. Pahu-Sune'en, 1st Frid. of April Midsummer, 1st Friday of July.

St John's Day, 1st Frid. of Sep. Little Dunning, 3d Frid. of Oct. St Andrewsmas, 2d Frid,, Dec.

TERMS ('New Style) IN SCOTLAND,

Candlemas, Feb. 2

Whitsunday, May 15

Lammas, August 1

Martinmas, Nov. ll

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APPENDIX.

ASSURANCE OFFICES AND AGENTS.

Aberdeen Fire and Life,

Aberdeen Marine, ...

Alliance,

Agricultural, Cattle Insurance Company,...

Atlas Fire and Life,

British Guarantee Association,

Caledonian Fire and Life, ...

Commercial Life,

East of Scotland,

Edinburgh Life,

European Life,

Family Endowment,

Forfarsbire & Perthshire Fire,

Gresham Life,

Hercules Fire,

Hope Reversionary and Life In- terest Company. ...

Insurance Co. of Scotland,

Life Association of Scotland, London Fire and Life, National Fire, National Fire and Life, North British Fire and Life, North of Scotland Fire & Life,

Northern Fire and Life,

Norwich Union Fire and Life, Perthshire Widows' Fund, . . . Phcenix Fire, ... ...

Royal Exchange Fire and Life, Scottish Equitable Life, Scottish Provident Institution, Scottish Union Fire and Life, Scottish Widows' Fund, Standard Life, Star Life, ...

Sun Fire and Life, ...

Temperance Provident Institu- tion, United Deposit Life, United Kingdom Life, West of England Fire and Life,

Laurence Rintoul. Laurence Rintoul. Archibald Reid.

y Duncan, M'Lean. & Jameson,

John Gray.

James Blair, jun.

James & George Condie.

James M. Honey.

David Crighton.

Duncan, M'Lean, & Jamesoa.

Robert Greig.

Andrew Davidson.

Stewart & Murray.

William M'Farlane.

William Wedderspoon.

\ James Mitchell.

J J. W. Jamiesou, and \ William Gloag.

James Dewar & Son.

W. & J. Ross.

R. H. Moncrieff & Co.

Patrick Soutar.

D. L. Jolly, & J. Spottiswoode

John Kemp, f Peter Palmer and ^ James Blair, jun.

Andrew Davidson.

Robert Buist, treasurer.

George Gray.

John Lowe.

Hunter & Conning.

Archibald Reid.

David Hepburn.

R. H. Moncrieff & Co.

George Gray.

James Mitchell. ( M'Kenzie 8s Dickson, and \ John Flockhart.

> Thomas M'Pherson.

Thomas Soutar. Charles Manson & Co. James Barlas.

FIRE ESTABLISHMENT.

Under the management of the Superintendent of Police. The staff consists of the Sergeants, Day Force, and Lamplighters, assisted by the whole force of Police.

APPENDIX.

151

CARRIERS.

From whence.	Names.	Where lodged.	Departures.
Aberfeldy,	M'Gregor,	15 Mill street,	Wednesday.
Abernethy.	&q£8fe,A£4Js'ot	School vennel,	rues, and Frid.
Auchterarder,	Fenton,	71 High street,	Tues. and Frid.
Auchterarder,	Urquhart,	123 High street,	rues, and Frid.
Auchtermuctaty	Oliphant,	5 J South street,	Tues. and Frid.
Auchterosuchty	Stage,	7 High street,	Tues. and Frid,
Balbeggie,	Mitchell,	71 High street,	Wed. and Frid.
Ballechan,	Kennedy,	15 Mill street,	Tuesday.
Bankfoot,	M'Farlane,	95 High street,	Tues. and Frid.
Birreltown,	Bruce,	126 High street,	Wed. and Frid.
Birreltown,	Flight,	7 Kirkside,	Friday.
Blair-Atholl,	Stewart,	71 High street,	Thursday.
Blairgowrie,	Butchart,	7 High street, -	Tues. and Frid.
Blairgowrie,	Baxter,	7 High street,	Tuesday.
Bohally,	Walker,	71 High street,	Tuesday.
Bridge of Earn	Arthur,	51 South street,	Tues. and Frid.
Bridge of Isla,	Reid,	71 High street,	Friday.
Comrie,	Carmichael,	126 High street,	Tuesday.
Comrie,	M'Ansh,	126 High street,	Tuesday.
Comrie,	M' Isaac,	96 High street,	Friday.
Crieff,	Ramsay,	112 High street,	Tues. and Frid.
Crieff,	Dewar,	1 1 6 High street,	Tues. and Frid.
Dunkeld,	Proudfoot,	96 High street,	Mon. Wed. Fr.
Dunkeld,	Hall,	15 Mill street,	Mon. Wed. Fr.
Dunkeld,	Henry,	179 High street,	Daily.
Dunning,	Gardiner,	95 High street,	Tues. and Frid.
Dunning,	Ritchie,	126 High street,	Tues. and Frid.
Errol,	Howie,	7 High street,	Tues. and Frid.
Fortingall,	M'Dougall,	126 High street,	Wednesday.
Fortingall,	Proudfoot,	123 High street,	Wednesday.
Fowlis,	M'Lellan,	153 High street,	Friday.
Kenmore,	Crerar,	15 Mill street,	Wednesday.
Kingussie,	Dott,	27 Mill street,	Thursday.
Kinross,	Barclay,	1 1 6 High street,	Friday
Kirkmichael,	Forbes,	15 Mill street,	Tuesday.
Madderty,	Crockhart,	95 High street,	Friday.
Methven,	Donaldson,	10 Methven street,	Tues. and Frid.
Milnathort,	Cossar,	51 South street,	Tuesday.
Pitlochry,	Stewart,	1 23 High street,	Thursday.
Rait,	Chalmers,	7 Kirkside,	Friday.
Rannoch,	Duff,	71 High street,	Wednesday.
Rannoch,	Cameron,	71 High street,	Wednesday,
Spittlefield,	Galletly,	7 High street,	Friday.
Stanley,	Kippen,	244 High street,	Daily.
Strathardle,	Forbes,	15 Mill 9treet,	Tuesday.
Strathmiglo,	Oliphant,	51 South street,	Tues. and Frid.
Struan,	Robertson,	123 High street,	Thursday.
Tullymet,	Irvine,	123 High street,	Wednesday.
Weem,	Menzies,	60 High street,	Tuesday-

152

APPENDIX.

RATES AND DUTIES LEVIABLE ON VESSELS AT THE PORT AND HARBOUR OF PERTH.

		Rates
		and
	'	Duties.
		£ s. d.
I.	For all Vessels navigating to the southward of the Tropic of
	Capricorn	0 6	Per Register Tor.
2.	Between the Equator and the
	Tropic of Capricorn .. .	0 1 3	Per Ditto.
3.	Between the Tropic of Cancer
	and the Equator	0 I 0	Per Ditto.
4.	To and From any Port in North America, and nil within the
	Straits of Gibraltar...	0|;8	Per Ditto.
5.	To or from any Port to the North of Drontheim in Norway, or to or from Azores, Madeira,	• J-' '
	or Teneriffe Islands. . .	0 0 7	Per Ditto.
6.	To or from any Port hetween Gibraltar and Dunkirk, in- cluding Dunkirk, and from
	any Port in the Baltic	0 0 5	Per Ditto.
7>	To or from any Port in Great Britain or Ireland, including the Islands of Guernsey, Jer- sey, Alderney, Sark, Man, the
	Shetland Islands and Orkneys	0 0 4	Per Ditto.
S.	All Vessels employed in the River Tay carrying Goods, and entering the Precincts of
	the Port or Harbour of Perth	0 0 2	Per Ditto.
9.	All Steam Vessels from any Port in Great Britain, or Places enumerated in Number 7, car- rying Passengers and their
	Luggage exclusively	0 0 2	Per Ditto.
10.	All Steam Vessels employed in the River Tay only, and car- rying Passengers and their
	Luggage exclusively	0 0 0|	Per Ditto.
\L	All Steam Vessels carrying
	Goods and Passengers	OOlj	Per Ditto.
12.	All Steam Vessels employed in tugging Ships, Vessels, Boats,
	Barques, or Lighters	Q 0 1	Per Ditto.

APPENDIX.

153

RATES AND DUTIES (Continued).

All Boats entirely open, landing or taking on board Sand, Bricks, Tiles, Stones, Manure , or other Goods or Commodi- ties within the Precincts of the Harbour :

If not capable of carrying more than Five Tons Weight,

If capable of carrying more than Five and less than Ten Tons,

If capable of carrying Ten Tons or upwards, ...

All Boats entirely open, landing or taking on board Fish :

If not capable ef carrying more than Five Tons Weight,

If capable of carrying more than Five and less than Ten Tons,

If capable of carrying Ten Tons or upwards ...

Rates

and

Duties.

£ s. d.

0 0 6

0 I 0

0 1 0

0 1 6

0 2 0

Each. Each.

Each.

Each. Each. Each.

Ail Foreign Vessels from any of the above-mentioned Ports or Places, to pay one-half more than the above rates.

A.11 Vessels remaining at the Harbour or Quays of Perth more than two Months to pay one penny per Register Ton per Month in advance.

All Vessels launched at the Harbour of Perth, or within the precincts thereof set forth in the Act, to pay one penny half- penny per Register Ton on the voyage outwards, if sailing in ballast, but if loaded in whole or in part, or carrying passengers, to pay full dues.

Boats employed .solely in conveying Salmon and Grilses from the fishings in the Tay to Perth to be exempted.

It shall be in the option of the Commissioners to charge either the tonnage dues on the voyage inwards or on the voyage outwards, at the rates specified in this schedule ; and if the charge be made on the voyage,outwards, there shall be de- ducted from it the amount of the dues that may have been previously paid on the voyage inwards, but if such Vessels sail in ballast, they shall be charged with the dues on the inward voyage only.

All Vessels not carrying passengers arriving in the Harbour in ballast, and departing again in ballast, shall be liable only in half dues ; but if such Vessels, after arriving in ballast, shall take in cargoes or parts of cargoes before their departure, they shall be liable in full dues.

HF 2

154

APPENDIX.

SHIPPING OF THE PORT OF PERTH.

SI. signifies Sloop, Sc. Schooner, Br. Brig, Bk. Barque,

Names,

Agnes, Sc.

Albion, SI.

Albion, Sc.

Bee, SI.

Bell & Mary, . Sc.

Betsy, SI.

Betsy& Isabella Sc. Blossom, ...... Sc.

Catherine, . ... SI.

Catherine&Ana Sc. Catherines, .... Sc.

Christina, Sc.

Clipper, Sc.

Countess of Le- ven & Melville, Sc.

David, Sc.

Davids, SI.

Davidsons, Br.

Diadem,.. Sc.

Dunkeld, SI.

Eagle, Sc.

EarlofSeafield, SL

Eclipse, Sc.

Eliza, Sc.

Fair Maid, Sc.

Fifeshire, SI.

Firefly, Sc.

Fox Maule, ... SI.

George, Sc.

Georgina, ...... Sc.

Glenfarg, SI.

Halls, Sc

Hope, Sc.

Isabella and Ca- therine, ...... Sc.

Isabellas Sc.

James, Sc.

Jane, Sc.

Janet Halley,... Sc. Jean& Margaret Sc.

Jessie, Sc.

Judith, Br.

Juno, SI.

Louisa, SI.

Louisa, Sc.

Majestic, Sc,

Masters.

Owners or Agent.

M 'Donald, ...	Peter Graham,
Pitkeathly, ... Thomson, . ... Inglis,	Pitkeathly & Anderson Young & Nelson, ...... James Irvine,
Thomson, . . .. Hay, .	William Thomson, ... Cameron & Brown, ... James Graham, George Christie John M;Gilliwie, John Dron,
Christie, M'Gilliwie, ... Dron,
Kinnear, ......	Rattray & Black, Peter Kinnear,
Chisbolm, . ... M'Laren, Fleming,	John Dickman, William Taylor, D. & J. Pitbladdo, . . . Robert Mills,
Banks,	Graham & Banks, ... William Robertson, . . . Keay & Mackenzie,... James Boyd,
Angus,
Hay
Meiklereid, . .	Peter Graham,
Melville, Kelt,	Robert Cameron, James Penuv,
Amos,	Pitkeathly & Anderson Niven & Lyall, John M'Gilliwie, John J. Cowperthwaite George Jardine, John Dickman, Cowperthtvaite & Hall Pitblado & Inglis, ... Anderson & Moor, . . . William Forbes, James Easson,
Lyall,
M'Gilliwie, ... Jarvie,
Clark,
Rollo,
Hall,
M'Laren, Inglis,
Watson, Easson,
	John Miller,
Anderson, M'Intosh, .... Wood,	Grahams & Anderson, William Thrift, Laurence Rintoul, . . . John Pitblado,
Pitblado,
Wright, Ormiston, . ...	Forbes & Cargill,. . .. . . John J. Cowperthwaite

37 110

Built

1841 1847 ^848

2211842 68 1849

20 77 52 51 73 48 100

1S44 1829 1842 1820 1834 1841 1843

5411843

84 57 37

219 75 62

145 31 98 78

107 58 59 66

111 56 20

164 58

67 74

110 77

106 86 96 99 60 36

121

116

1846 1848 1832 1842 1842 1835 1839 1833 1848 1820 1833 1844 1845 1835 1846 1848 1841 1850 1825

1843 1835 1849 184S 1842 1844 1842 1849 1824 1821 1840 1842

APPENDIX.

155

SHIPPING— Continued.

Names.	Masters.	Owners or Agent.	<*> pi	Built
Margaret, Margaret Nicol M. Breadalbane Mart,	Sc. SI. Sc. Sc. Sc. Sc. SI. Sc. Sc. SI. Sc. Br. Sc. . SI. Sc. Sc. Br. Sc. Sc. Sc. Sc. Sc. Sc. SI. SI. Sc.	Fotheringbam Sharp, Nicol,	Graham & Fother- ingbam,	107 17 118 108 97 115 47 95 88 19 73 151 102 58 92 95 161 149 131 129 103 66 116 15 58 50	1849
James Sharp,	1835
Robert Nicol,	1842
M'Donald, ... Stenhouse, ... M'Kash, M'Naughton,. Izett, Cowperthwte. Thomson, ... Smeaton, Nelson, Reid,	Thomas Duncan, David Pitblado, M'Kash & Banbriech, Mrs Taylor,	1849 1838 1849 1825
Marv, Mary Ann, Monarch, Newburgh, Ocean's Bride, Philadelphia, . . Robert Nicol, Rose,	Graham & Simpson, David Fotheringbam, John J. Cowperthwaite Andrew Thomson, ... Graham & M'Kay, ... R. Young & Nelson, Robert Cameron, ... Thomas Graham....... Graham & Wolier, ... Nicol & Ostens, Keay & M'Kenzie, ... Robert Nicol,	1847 1833 1835 1823 1840 1S39 1839
Crerar, Stevens, Ostens, Milne,	1845 1834 1846 1828
Sarah & Jane,	Walker M'Laggan, ... Sutherland, . . . Gibson, Simpson, M'Kenzie, ... M'Laggan, ... Jackson,	1849
Scotia,	Graham & M'Laggan, Robert Young;,	1843 1847
Sir Rt. Preston, Superb, Tarsappie, Tinker,	Thomas Gibson, David Pitblado, William Anderson, ... Jessie Bailie	1832 1849 1833 1849
Vine,	T. Graham,	1841

MERCHANT SEAMEN'S FUND.

TBXTSTEES.

Shipowners. — James Graham, Thomas Duncan, Peter Graham, William Dow, William Forbes, John Cowperthwaite, Charles Shedden, David Pitblado, Thomas Bailey. All residenters in Perth.

Shipmasters. — James Harvey, David Fotheringham, George Jar- dine, John Angus, John Simpson.

MUNICIPAL POLLING STATIONS.

First TVard. — Guild Hall.

Second Ward. — Burgh Court Room.

Third Ward. — Royal Arch Mason Hall.

Fourth JVard. —North United Presbyterian large Session-house.

PARLIAMENTARY POLLING STATIONS.

First District. — Sheriff-Court Room, County Buildings. Second Do. Bu,rgh-Court Room. Third Do. Seminaries, Rose Terrace.

156

APPENDIX.

RATES OF CARTAGE

To or from any of the Shores and Tide Basin, to any place within the liberties of the City.

A full load to one address (not otherwise regulated) A valuable package, when required to be made

separate load, Ale and Porter, per hhd., Alum, per do., Ashes, per ton,

Bark, rough or ground, per ton, Barley, pot, per sack, ... Butter and Cheese, per ton, CaDdle in boxes, per barrel bulk, China and Earthenware, per crate Copperas, per ton, Cork in bundles, per ton, Corks made, per cwt.,... Fish, salted, per ton, ... Flax, in mats, per ton,... . Flour, per sack, Furniture, per load, Glass, per crate,

Glass Bottles, in mats, per gross, Grain of all kinds, to or from Canal Street, east of

the Gas Work, per sack, Ditto, to or from any other parts of the Town, per

sack,... Haberdashery goods, per barrel bulk, Hat boxes, per barrel bulk, Hemp and Tow, per ton, Herrings, white, per barrel, Herrings, red, per barrel, Hides, wet, per ton, ... Hides, dry, per ton, Hops, per packet, Hops, per bag,... Iron, in bars, per ton,... Iron, pig, per ton, Iron, cast goods, per cwt., Lead, in bars and sheets, per ton, Leather, per ton, Lemons and Oranges, per chest,... Lemons and Oranges, per half-chest, Linseed, per hhd., Linseed, per barrel, Linseed, in sacks, per quarter, ...

From	From
IN	ew	Tide
Sh	ore.	Basin.
s.	d.	s. d.
, 1	8	1 11
a
1	6	1 9
0	6	0 7
1	6	1 9
1	6	1 9
1	6	1 9
0	9-i	0 3
1	8	I 11
0	2	0 2§
0	8	0 9
1	6	1 9
2	4	2 7
0 1	H 3	0 1^ 1 11
1	8	1 11
0	n	0 3
2	0	2 3
0	4	0 4i
0	3	0 3l

o H

0 0	2	0 0	If
0	1	0	n
1	8	1	11
0	3	0	3
0	2	0	H
1	6	i	9
1	8	1	11
0	3	0	3I
0 1	4^ 6~	0 1	A3 9
1	6	1	9
0	If	0	2 '
1	4~	1	7
1	8	1	11
0	3	0	3
0 0	Si	0 0	If 4"
0	2	0	22
0	3	0	•*5

AFPENDIX. 157

RATES OF CARTAGE (Continued.)

Manganese, per ton, ...

Meal, per boll,

Molasses and Yeast, per puncheon, carried on a truck, I

Ditto, on a cart,

Oil, in butts or pipes, per ton, carried on a truck,

Ditto, on a cart,

Oil, per hhd.,

Oil Cake, per ton,

Pitch and Tar, per barrel, ... . . . •

Soda, per ton,

Soap, hard, per chest,

Soap, soft, each four firkins,

Sugar, lumps and loaves, per cwt.,

Sugar, raw, in bags, per cwt., ...

Sugar, raw, in hhds. from 1 8 to 20 cwt. carried on

a truck, Ditto, on a cart,

Sugar, raw, in casks, under 18 cwt., per cwt., Ditto, per ton, Salt, per ton, Seed, clover, per sack, Seed, rye-grass, per sack, Small packages, of £ B.B. and under, Tallow, per ton, Tea, per chest, common size, Tea, double chests, Timber, per Load of 40 feet, Turpentine, per Carboy, Vitriol, per load of 8 bottles, Whitening, per ton, to be carried in bags only, Wine, per pipe, or puncheon spirits, of 115 gallons,

and in proportion, carried on a truck,... Ditto, on a cart,

Wine and spirits, per hhd. carried on a truck, Wool, per ton, Yarn and Rags, per ton, Ditto, on a cart,

All Goods charged by the Load or by the Ton, carried to or from St John Street, the Kirkgate, Watergate, South Street, King Street, and other places to the south of the South Street, and the east of King Street, to be twopence less than as stated in the foregoing Table. All other parcels and packages not enumerated in

the above Table, to pay at the rate per B.B. of 0 2 0 2 And if a number of small packages be on a Cart, ad- dressed to one individual, they are to be charged at the rate per B.B. of ... ... 0 2 0 2

5.	d.	s.	d.
1	6	1	9
0	1	0	H
,1	0	1	H
0	10	0	U4
2	0	2	3
1	8	1	11
0	6	0	7
1	8	1	9
0	3	0	3i
1	8	1	11
0	3	0	3^
0	3	0	H
0	1	0	H
0	1	0	i
1 1	9	2	0
1	8	1	n
0	1
1	8	1	n
1	8	1	n
0	H	0	3
0	2	0	H
0	1	0	!J
1	6	1	9
0	2	0	2
0	4	0	4
1	2	1	5
0	3	0	4-1- *2
1	6	1	9
1	6	1	9
> 1	9	2	0
1	6	1	9
0	9	0	10
1	8	1	11
1	8	1	11
0	7	0	8

158 AFPENDIX.

COALS, LIME, &c,

To be charged as per the following Table,

ON COALS.

One boll of Coals -weighing 40 stones, Dutch weight, carried from the Coal Shore to the Meal Vennel end, South Street, to any part of the Watergate, to the High Street, below the Cross, to the Kirkgate, Kirkside, George Street, and Bridge Lane, inclusive, or to the Vennels or Houses within these bounds, shall pay of Car- riage 2£d., or 4^d. for two bolls.

One boll of Coals, to and within the Meal Vennel, above the Meal Vennel to the South Street Port, above the Cross to the north end of the Meal Vennel on both sides of the street, exclusive of the Hammermen's Land, to the Skinnergate, Castle Gable, and Charlotte Street, 3d. of carriage, or 5£ for two bolls.

One boll of Coals, to any place within the liberties of the town, beyond the limits mentioned, to pay 3^d., or 6d. for two bolls ; and if Coals are carried from the New Shore, or Lime Shore, to any of the above-mentioned places, one penny per boll more.

Chew, or Small Coals, shall pay the same rate of Carriage as Great Coals ; 2£ Mets of English to be reckoned equal to 1 boll of Great Coals ; and 3 bolls of Small Coals or Smithy Coals, equal to 2 bolls of Great Coals.

A Load of English Coals, equal to 2 bolls of Great Coals, to be 2d. per Load in addition to the above rates from the Tide Basin.

A Cart Load of Coals from the Tide Basin to the Coal Slips at the Coal Shore, 6£d.

A Cart Load of Coals, from the New Shore or Lime Shore, to the Coal Slips at the Coal Shore, to pay 4^-d., and from the Coal Shore to the Slips, 3d.

If English Coals are carried in bags, at the request of a pur- chaser, the carter to be entitled to an additional charge of one halfpenny per Met.

ON LIME.

Each boll of Lime carried from the Lime Shore to the different places of the town, shall pay the same rates of Carriage as Great Coals from the Coal Shore, with the same addition as on Coals from the Tide Basin.

ON STONES.

A Load of ] 4 cwt. of Stones from any of the Shores or Tide Basin, to the different places of the town, shall pay the same rates of Carriage as two bolls of Coals, and proportionally for a greater Load.

ON RUBBISH.

A Load of Rubbish from any part of the town, to such place in the North or South Inch, or to the River side, as may be pointed out, to pay of Carriage 6d.

APPENDIX.

159

RATES OF FARES FOR PORTERS, AS TO WEIGHT AND DISTANCE.

	For	^ny distance not	exceeding
		i	3	l	H	2
	Mile	Mile	Mile	Mile	Mile	Mile
A letter, or parcel with a letter,	d.	d.	d.	d.	d.	d.
not exceeding in weight 14 lbs.	1	2	3	4	5	6
A parcel or parcels, exceeding 14
	2	3	3	5	6	7
A parcel or parcels, exceeding 56
lbs. and not above 112 lbs	n	°2	4^ 2	5	e	8
Any load, either on the back, or
on a barrow, hurley, or other
vehicle, exceeding 112 lbs. and
not above 1 ^ cwt	3	4	5	6	7	9
Any load exceeding li cwt. and
	4	5	6	7	8	10
Any load, either on the back, or
on a barrow, hurley, or other
vehicle, exceeding 2 cwt. and
not above 3 cwt	5	6	7	8	10	12
Letters brought into town by car-
riers containing orders for
goods, or with goods, exclusive
	0|	1	H	2	2i	3

%* Empty packages of similar weights to those stated in the above Table, to be delivered at corresponding distances for half the rates specified in the above Table.

And for every additional cwt. to be allowed at the rate of Id. extra on each progressive rate.

When detained more than one quarter of an hour, either at loading or unloading, to be paid at the rate of l^d. for every ad- ditional one quarter of an hour.

One half additional to the above rates to be charged for all work performed between the hours of 11 o'clock p.m. and 5 o'clock a.m. from the 15th March to the 15th September, and between the hours of 1 0 o'clock p.m. and 6 o'clock a.m. during the rest of the year.

ASSISTING AT LOADING OR UNLOADING OF GOODS.

A back-load to or from any shop or warehouse on the ground floor, to or from any vehicle on the street, the distance not exceeding twenty yards, and the weight not above 112 lbs.

And for each additional 56 lbs. to be allowed extra,

A back load up any court or street, more than twenty yards, and not above sixty yards, the weight not ex- ceeding]^ lbs.,...

And for each additional 56 lbs. to be allowed, extra,

s.	d
0	1
0	0-
0	I
0	0

160 APPENDIX.

A back load, not exceeding 1 1 2 lbs. up or down stairs, not exceeding one storey, and where the distance tra- velled does not exceed twenty yards, ... 0 1 For each additional storey, extra, ... ... 0 0^

And for each additional 56 lbs. to be allowed, extra for

each additional storey, ... ... 0 0±

N.B. — If more than two packages, to he paid by time, as after- mentioned.

RATES AS TO TIME.

Assisting at removing of furniture, when a considerable time is required, tor the first hour,

And for each additional hour,

For every hurley load of furniture removed, not exceed- ing one-fourth of a mile, including allowance for time required in loading and unloading,

And for each additional one-fourth of a mile,

Assisting in loading or unloading carts, weighing goods, &c, not included in the preceding fares, for the first hour,

For every other hour,

Watching during the night, the hours of night-duty being from 11 o'clock P.M. till 5 o'clock a.m. between 15th March and 15th September, and from 10 P.M. till 7 a.m. during the rest of the year, for the first hour, 0 8

And for each additional hour, ... ... 0 4

Acting generally as a porter, for a whole day of 1 0 hours, 2 6

And for a week, the working hours per diem being 10 hours, 14 0

For each additional hoar employed,. more than 10 hours, per diem, when engaged either by the week or by the day, an extra allowance to be made, at the rate of, per hour, ... ... ... ... 0 3

And for any number of hours employed, less than 10 hours per diem, when engaged either by the week or by the day, a deduction to be made, at the rate of, per hour, ... ... ... ... ... 0 3

*** No charge to be made for the time beyond the first hour when

not employed at least fifeen minutes of the following hour.

0	4
0	6
0	3
Q	6
0	3

HIGH CONSTABLES.

David Murie, Moderator. Rev. John Anderson, Chaplain. William Malcom, M.D., Physician. Archibald Reid, Solicitor. Alexander Scott, Secretary. David Peacock, Clerk and Treasurer. P. R. Drummond, W. M. Farney, J. M. Honey, and Alexander Tullocb , Captains.

TOWN SERGEANTS, DRUMMER, AND BELLMAN.

John Grimmond and Alexander Stewart, Town Sergeants. Alex. Pattillo, Town Drummer. James Baxter, Town Bellman.

APPENDIX.

161

WEEKLY MARKETS IN SCOTLAND FOR CORN, &c.

Aberdeen, Friday Airdrie, Saturday Alloa, Wednesday and Saturday Alyth, Tuesday Annan, Thursday Anstruther, E., Saturday Arbroath, Saturday Auchterarder, Saturday Auchtermuchty, Monday Ayr, Tuesday and Friday Ayton, Thursday Banff, Friday Bathgate, Wednesday Beith, Friday Bervie, Wednesday Biggar, Thursday Blairgowrie, Wednesday Brechin, Tuesday Callander, Thursday Campbellton, Thursday Carnwarth, Friday Castle-Douglas, Monday Coldstream, Thursday Coupar-Angus, Tuesday Crieff, Thursday Cromarty, Tuesday Cumnock, Thursday Cupar-Fife, Thursday Dalkeith, Thursday Dingwall, Friday Dumbarton, Tuesday Dumfries, Wednesday Dunbar, Tuesday Dunblane, Thursday Dundee, Tuesday and Friday Dunfermline, Tuesday Dunkeld, Saturday Dunse, Wednesday Edinburgh, Wednesday Elgin, Friday Eyemouth, Thursday Falkirk, Thursday and Saturday Forfar, Wednesday and Saturday Forres, Tuesday and Friday Fortrose, Friday Fraserburgh, Friday Galashiels, Tuesday Galston, Wednesday Girvan, Monday Glasgow, Wednesday

Grantown, Friday Greenock, Friday Haddington, Friday Hamilton, Friday Hawick, Thursday Huntly, Thursday Inverkeithing, Monday Inverness, Tuesday and Friday Irvine, Monday and Saturday Jedburgh, Tuesday and Saturday Keith, Wednesday and Friday Kelso, Friday

Kilmarnock, Tuesday and Friday Kirkcaldy, Saturday Kirkcudbright, Friday Kirriemuir, Friday Lanark, Tuesday and Saturday Langholm, Wednesday Linlithgow, Friday Linton, East, Monday Lockerby, Thursday Maybole, Thursday Melrose, Saturday Milnathort, Wednesday Montrose, Friday Nairn, Tuesday and Friday Newburgh (Fife), Tuesday Newton-Stewart, Friday North Berwick, Monday Old Meldrum, Saturday Paisley, Thursday Peebles, Tuesday Perth, Friday Peterhead, Friday Port-Glasgow, Friday Renfrew, Saturday Rothesay, Wednesday St Andrews, Monday Selkirk, Wednesday Stewarton, Thursday Stirling, Friday Stonehaven, Thursday Stranraer, Friday Strathaven, Thursday Stromness, Wednesday Tain, Tuesday and Friday Thurso, Friday Wick, Friday Wigtown, Saturday

.62 APPENDIX*

ROYAL PERTHSHIRE MILITIA.

Colonel, Right Hon. Earl of Kinnoull,...6th June 180-&*

Lieut.-Col, Sir Thomas Moncreiffe, 10th June 1843

Major, , John Gardiner,... .......27th January 1846

Captains, „ .George Wright...... 2d October 1815

D. W. Bisset,..., .1,6th June 1825

Thomas Elder Baird, 21st May 1831

Samuel Barret, 15th February 1834

Lord Rollo, 23d January 1846

Robert Graham, 3d February 1846

Fletcher Norton Menzies,... .3d February 1846

Lieutenants,..,. ....... George Mackenzie ..24th May 1806

Duncan Fletcher, 14th June 1806

Robert Stewart, ...5th September 1809

Alexander Patullo,.. 24th May 1811

John Gibbons, ,. 12th August 1813

Stewart Robertson, 23d January 1846

Thomas Nxcol,„.. 23d January 1846

James Isdaie, 3d February 1846

John D. M'Gregor, 18th March 1846

David Blair......... .........27th April 1846

Ensigns,...., ...Robert Thomson,. 1st December 1813-

John Robertson, 11th August 1820

Robert Menzies,... 11th July 1825

John Reid Prentice,... 23d March 1826

Adjutant, Vacant -

Quarter-Master, Vacant -

Pay-Master, ..Vacant

Surgeon, ..Paul Pierides, 27th January 1846

Assistant -Surgeon,.. Robert Thomson, 1st November 1813

COUNTY PRISON ESTABLISHMENT.

William Hutchison, Governor. Mrs Hutchison, Matron.. Rev, Peter Thomson, York Place, Chaplain. Dr White, Athole Place, Surgeon. Duncan Peter Walker, Clerk. Thomas Isaac, Trades Warder. Gavin Martin, Warder. James Baxter, Warder. Eliza- beth Laing, Female Warder.

GENERAL PRISON FOR SCOTLAND.

James Stuart, Governor. Rev. William Brown, A.M., Chap- lain. William Malcom, M.D., Surgeon. Peter Cruickshank, Clerk. James Baxter, Teacher. William Cameron, do. James M'Laren, do. John Duncan, do. William Ferguson, do. Alex. Smyth, do. John Emslie, Head Warder. Henry Harrison, Store do. John Stewart, Superintendent of Juvenile and Imbecile prisons.

PERTH STEELYARDS.

North Port Steelyard— Charles Cartwright, keeper. Old Shore Steelyard— William Adams, keeper. Princes Street Steelyard— Peter Graham, proprietor.

APPENDIX.

163

NEW LICENSING SYSTEM.

The granting of Licenses is now regulated by the Act 9 George IV., cap. 58, entitled "An act to regulate the granting of Certi- ficates by the Justices of the Peace and Magistrates, authorising persons to keep common inns, ale-houses, and victualling houses, in Scotland, in which ale, beer, spirits, wine, and other exciseable liquors, may be sold by retail under Excise Licenses, and for the better regulation of such houses, and for the preventing of such bouses being kept without such Certificates." By this Act, the Magistrates of Burghs are required to meet on the last Tuesday of April and the last Tuesday of October, in -each year, to consider the applications for License Certificates within burgh ; and the Justices of Peace on the first Tuesday of May and last Tuesday of October, in the county, with power to adjourn for seven lawful days after each meeting. The applications must be lodged, and a fee of 2s. paid, ten days previous to such meeting ; and the Magistrates and Justices are restricted from granting Certificates except at these statutory periods. The Justices are also empowered to divide their counties into districts, for the purpose of carrying into effect the provisions of the act. — The following is the Perth District of the County, as appointed by the Quarter- Sessions on the 20th September 1828 — viz., Aberdalgie, Abernethy, Arngask, Dunbarny, Dron, Dunning, Forgandenny, Forteviot, Findogask, Kinnoull, Methven, Moneydie, Redgorton, Rhynd, Scone, Tippermuir, Perth.

LICENSING COURTS.

First Tuesday of May and last Tuesday of October ; and Quarter Sessions for hearing appeals in Licensing cases, held at Perth on the last Friday of May and third Friday of November. Applications for Licenses must be lodged, according to a printed form (to be had of the booksellers), with the clerk ten days before the meeting, and appeals must be lodged within ten days before the court.

AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS.

Thomas Edwards, 27 Meal Vennel ; William Todd, 6 Nortb Methven Street ; Alexander Hay, 57 South Street; Jobn Jackson, Bridgend ; William Dow, King Street ; Alexander Robertson, Victoria Street.

Inspector op Stamps and Taxes. — Alexander Paterson,

Willow Bank, Kinnoull. Surveyor of Taxes. — Alexander Robertson, 1 Kirkgate.

BANK HOLIDAYS.

New Year's Day, Ian. 1

King Charles I.'s Martyr. Jan 30

Queen's Marriage, Feb. 10

Good Friday, March 29

Queen's Birthday, May 24

King Charles II. 's Res. May 29 Queen Victoria's Acces. June 20

— Corona. June 28

Gunpowder Plot, Nov. 5

Christmas Day.......... Dec. 25

164 APPENDIX,

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

Aitkin, John, 48 South Methven Street. Barlas, John, 224 High Street. Bramwell, James Patton, Athole Street. Christie, Robert, 20 South Street. Deseret, Samuel T., 6 Charlotte Street. Fleming, David, 4 Gowrie Street, Bridgend. Frew, David, 30 North Methven Street. Gray, James, 17 South Street. Halket, David, 3 Watergate. Henderson, William, 17 Rose Terrace. Malcom, William, Athole Street. Miller, James, King Street, west side. M'Farlane, H. B., 1 Athole Place. Scott, David, 5 St John Street. Thomson, Fraser, 8 Crescent. Wallace, Isaac, 5 George Street. White, Francis Isaiah, 2 Athole Place. Young, William, 79 Watergate.

GREYFRIARS' BURYING-GROUND AND WELLSHILL CEMETERY.

The undertaker, or person ordering a grave, shall, as soon as possible after the death of the person to be interred, give notice, subscribed by him, at the City Chamberlain's Office (between the hours of ten and eleven o'clock forenoon), of the name and desig- nation of the deceased, the age, place of birth, cause of death, class of coffin, and the day and hour of the interment.

The Superintendent shall be on the Burying-Ground, or in the Office adjoining to it, from eight to nine, and from ten to eleven o'clock morning, and at all hours when interments are to take place.

David Duncan, Keeper of Records; Daniel Sinclair, 116 High Street, Superintendent of Greyfriars' Burying- Ground ; John. Farquharson, 6 Kinnoull Causeway, Superintendent of Wellshill Cemetery.

TABLE OF DUES FOR INTERMENT.

COVERED COFFIN.

Large, above 14 years of Age, Covered with Cloth, £0 15 0

From 6 to 14 years of Age, ... ... ... 0 80

Under 6 years of Age, ... ... ... ... 0 60

Large, above 14 yearsof Age, covered with Black Flannel, £0 From 6 to 14 years of Age, Under 6 years of Age,

PLAIN.

Large, above 14 years of Age, Small, under 14 years of Age, Session Coffins, all sizes?

:o	8	6
0	6	0
0	4	6
!0	3	6
0	2	0
Q	1	S

APPENDIX. 165

JAMES MURRAY'S ROYAL ASYLUM FOR LUNATICS.

LIST OF OFFICE-BEARERS.

WILLIAM PEDDIE, Esq. of Blackruthven, Chairman.

DIRECTORS.

I.— EX-OFFICIO.

The Right Honourable the Earl of Kinnoull, Lord-Lieuten- ant of the County of Perth. James Craufurd, Esq., Sheriff of the County of Perth. Hugh Barclay, Esq., Sheriff-Substitute of the County of Perth. James Dewar, Esq., Lord Provost of the City of Perth. William Imrie, Esq., Dean of Guild of said City. David Stuart, Esq., First Bailie of said City. James Miller, Esq., President of the Society of Procurators. Alexander Tulloch, Esq., Convener of the Trades of Perth. The Rev. John Murdoch, Minister of the Middle Church, Perth.

IL— LIFE DIRECTORS.

William Peddie, Esq. of Blackruthven. Alexander H. M. Belshes, Esq. of Invermay. Major William Moray Stirling, of Abercairney. Andrew Kelty, Esq., M.D., Tayhill, Perth.

III.— ANNUAL DIRECTORS.

*Sir John Muir Mackenzie, of Delvine, Baronet. General Alexander Lindsay, of Earlybank. Lieut.-Col. Alexander Balmain, of Dalvreck, Perth. Henry B. Macfarlane, Esq., M.D., Perth. Colonel J. M. Belshes, Invermay House. David Craigie, Esq., Banker, Perth. Alexander M'Duff, Esq. of Bonhard. Laurence Craigie, Esq. of Glendoick. William Thomson, Esq. of Balgowan. David Halket, Esq., Surgeon, Perth. William Hugh Hunter, Esq., Writer, Perth. Sir P. M. Threipland, of Fingask, Baronet.

William Malcom, Esq., M.D., Physician.

Dr Paul Pierides, Surgeon.

Mr William Gloag, Commercial Bank, Perth, Treasurer.

Mr David Mackenzie, Writer, Perth, Secretary.

The Rev. William Murdoch, Chaplain.

Mr Charles Walsh, Superintendent.

Mrs Walsh, Matron.

Miss Shaw, Housekeeper,

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166

APPENDIX.

STAMP DUTIES.

Inland Bills & Pro. Notes. Not exceeding 2 months after date, or 60 days after sight.

Longer Period

d.

s. For £2 £5 5s. 1

Ab. 5 5s. 20 20 30

30 50

50 100

100 200 200 300 300 500 500 1000 1000 2000 2000 3000 3000

Promisory Notes from £2 to £100 inclusive, are not to be drawn payable to bearer on de- mand, except bankers' reissuable notes, which require a different stamp. — Penalty for post-dating Bills, £100. Affidavits, ......2s. 6d

]	0	1	6
1	6	2	0
2	0	2	6
2	6	3	6
3	6	4	6
4	6	5	0
5	0	6	0
6	0	8	6
8	6	12	6
12	6	15	0
15	0	25	0
25	0	30	0

Receipts.

s. d.

If £5 and under £10.., 0 3

10 ... 20... 0

20 ... 50... 1

50 ... 100... 1

100 ... 200... 2

200 ... 300... 4

300 ... 500... 5

500 ... 1000... 7

1000 or upwards, 10

For any sum acknowledged to be in full of all de- mands, 10 0

Protests,

On Bill or Note for any

sum less than £20, ... 2 0

£20 and less than £100, 3 0

100 ... 500 5 0

500 or upwards, 10 0

Protests of any other kind, 5 O

Bills of Lading, o 6

Letters or Power of

Attorney, £l 10s.

Indentures, 20s.

QUARTERLY TERMS.

IN SCOTLAND.

Candlemas, Feb. 2

Whitsunday, May 15

Lammas, Aug. 1

Martinmas, Nov. 1 1

IN ENGLAND.

Lady-day, March 25

Midsummer-day, June 24

Michaelmas-day, Sept. 2 9

Christmas, ..Dec. 25

ADVERTISEMENTS.

167

FORFARSHIRE AND PERTHSHIRE

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Patrons. Most Noble the Marquis of Breadalbane.

Rt. Hon. the Earl of Strathmore. Rt. Hon. the Earl of Kinnoull. Rt. Hon. the Earl of Airlie. Rt. Hon. the Earl of Mansfield.

Rt. Hon. Lord Douglas. Rt. Hon. Lord Gray. Rt. Hon. Lord Panmure. Rt. Hon. Lord Kinnaird.

Extraordinary Directors.

Major John Guthrie Davidson,

of Argaith. Robert Lyell, Esq. of Newbigging John Aberdein, Esq. of Montrose John M'Nicoll, Esq., Craig. James Ogilvy Dalglaish, Esq. of

"Woodburne.

David Hood, Esq. of Balluderon. John Marshall, Esq., Luncarty. Thomas Duncan, Esq., Perth. Robert Hope Moncrieff. Esq.,

Perth. William Blair, Esq., Perth. James Ramsay, Esq., Perth.

Ordinary Directors.

John Sturrock, Esq. John Symers, Esq. John Maxwell, Esq. Alexander Lawson, Esq. George Duncan, Esq., M.P. Peter Kinmond, Esq.

Alexander Balfour, Esq. Charles Guthrie, Esq. David Miln, Esq. William Thorns, Esq. Alexander Bell, Esq. William Jobson, Esq.

Manager— P. H. THOMS, Dundee.

THIS is the only NATIVE ESTABLISHMENT for FIRE INSURANCE connected with this district of Scotland ; and the Directors, whilst they acknowledge, with gratitude, the liberal support it has hitherto enjoyed, respectfully solicit the continued patronage of their Friends in the Counties of Forfar, Perth, and Fife, for a Company whose Proprietary belongs almost exclusively to those Counties.

Insurance on all kinds of Property is effected on the most fa- vourable terms ; and Policies on FARMING STOCK — including Bestial, Agricultural Produce, Utensils, and Implements of Hus- bandry— are issued Free of Duty.

No Charge for Policies when transferred from other Offices.

Terms will be learned, and every facility afforded for the transfer of Policies and effecting new Insurances, on application at the Company's Office, Dundee ; or at any of the Agencies.

By order of the Directors,

STEWART & MURRAY, Agents, Perth.

168

ADVERTISEMENTS.

EDINBURGH

LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.

ESTABLISHED IN 1823.

INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. CAPITAL, €500,000.

EDINBURGH.— (Head Office), 22 GEORGE STREET. LONDON.— 11 KING WILLIAM STREET (CITY.)

The following are the advantages given by this Company : —

Mutual Assurance, without liability.

The guarantee of a responsible body of Proprietors, either per- sonally or otherwise assured with the Office, affords the most undoubted security to all classes of Assurers. Whole Profits (except One-Tenth), Septennially divided among the Assured.

This is a larger proportion than can ever be divided by any simple Mutual Assurance Society. An Intermediate Bonus paid on Policies becoming Claims be- tween one Investigation and another.

All the advantage of an Annual Division is thus given, without its attendant evils.

The Most Equitable Principle of Division.

The greatest benefits are thereby bestowed upon the oldest Policies, thus securing that first-class Lives shall not suffer by any undue Bonus being paid away to those who may die early.

Rates of Premium extremely Moderate.

The Non- Participation Scale is equivalent to a present Bonus ot considerable amount, when compared with most other Offices.

The benefits of the Participation Plan of Insurance are exhibited in the following examples of

BONUS ADDITIONS TO POLICIES EFFECTED WITH THIS COMPANY.

No. of	Aye at	Sum	Bonus,	Bonus,	Bonus,	Total Sum
Policy.	Assuring.	Assured.	1835.	1842.	1849.	now Payable.
		£	£ s.	£ s.	£ s.	£ s.
560	67	100	16 12	29 1	82 1	227 14
488	62	1500	231 19	377 6	903 2	3012 7
266	60	300	50 2	72 10	168 16	591 8
9	54	1000	151 6	172 5	356 1	1679 12
2	47	2000	249 3	267 16	463 17	2980 16
55	44	2000	241 16	240 11 1405 10	2887 17
,318	37	3000	301 15	283 8|462 16	4047 19

ADVERTISEMENTS.

169

Edinburgh Life Assurance Company — Continued.

It will be observed that, in two instances, the Bonuses amount together to more than the sum originally insured — a feature of success of which few Offices can boast.

Copies of the Report of Proceedings at last General Meeting to declare the Bonus of 1849, with Prospectus and Rates, andeall information, may be obtained at Head-Office, or any of the Agencies.

In effecting a Policy, No Entry Money or other Charge is made be- yond the Premium and Stamp.

The utmost liberality as to extra licenses consistent with a due re- gard to the natnre of the risk incurred ; and no extra within the limits of Europe.

Specimen of Rates for Insuring £100 on a Single Life.

For One Year.	For Seven Years.	Without Partici- pation.	With Parti- cipation.
Age.	Single Premium.	Annual Premium.	Age.	Annual Premium.	Annual Premium.
20 30 40 50 60	£0 17 3 1 1 3 1 6 10 1 15 1 3 1 8	£0 19 11 1 4 8 1 11 10 2 4 5 3 18 11	20 30 40 50 60	£1 14 2 2 3 7 2 17 11 4 17 6 4 4	£1 17 4 2 7 7 3 3 2 4 9 0 6 15 8

Annuities, Reversions, &c, present and contingent, sold and

purchased. Claims paid three months after proof of death.

GILBt. L. FINLAY, Manager. Wm. DICKSON, Secretary.

AGENTS:

PERTH— Messrs Duncan, M'Lean, & Jameson, Writers, Blackfriars Street. DUNDEE — Messrs Reid, M'Lachlan, & Heron, Writers. DUNKELD— Mr James Walker, Writer. BLAIRGOWRIE— Mr Laurence Chapman, Writer.

170 ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE BRITISH

itee JLss@eif

Incorporated by Act of Parliament.

SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, £250,000.

HEAD OFFICE.

EDINBURGH, 127 Princes Street.

LONDON 5 9 Waterlo° Place-

' \ 6 Kin? William Street (City.)

GLASGOW, ...\\ ™f * Pla(leD1

' \ 16 St Vincent Place.

Directors.

John Learmonth, Esq. of Dean, Chairman.

Charles Cowan, Esq., M.P.

James Souter. Esq., W.S.

Ralph Richardson, Esq., Merchant.

Charles Pearson, Esq., Accountant.

Robert Laurie, Esq., Master of the Merchant Co., Leith.

George Auldjo Esson, Esq., Accountant.

John Beatson Bell, of Glenfarg, Esq., W.S.

Robert Mackay, Esq., W.S.

The Right Hon. W. Johnston, of Kirkhill, Lord Provost.

Auditors. Robert Christie, Esq., Accountant. Donald S. Peddie, Esq., Accountant.

Manager. Ralph Erskine Scott, Esq., Accountant.

London Directors.

Sir John N. R. Campbell. K.C.H., Harley Street. Cavendish

Square, Chairman. John Howell, Esq., Ardmore Lodge, St John's Wood. Henry Charles Chilton, Esq., Chancery Lane. Richard Hodgson, Esq., 13 Upper Brooke Street, Grosvenor Sq. Frederick William Caldwell, Esq., Boundary House, St John's Wood.

Secretary. R. S. Strickland. Esq. Bankers. The Union Bank of London. The Commercial Bank of Scotland.

THE ASSOCIATION, by its Act of Parliament, is subject to the annual supervision of the Board of Trade. The object

ADVERTISEMENTS. 2 71

The British Guarantee Association — Continued.

for which it has been established is for the purpose of giving se- curity for the fidelity of persons in situations of trust, and thereby providing to the employer a safeguard against loss arising through dishonesty or failure to account, by the well-known principles of Life and Fire Insurance, in lieu of the uncertain and unsatisfactory protection afforded by the system of private guarantee. The im- portant advantages which the adoption of the principle of Asso- ciated Guarantee is calculated to confer on both employer and em- ployed are very obvious, and need not be dwelt on.

The Lords of Her Majesty's Treasury, after a very careful ex- amination into the constitution of the Association, the nature and extent of its guarantee, and the responsibility of its Shareholders, issued a Minute dated 16th February 1847, " giving their sanction to the security of the Association being taken for the future, in lieu of bond or deposit of stock, &c, in all cases where the Officer is desirous of availing himself of the same, instead of giving security by bond or deposit, until further directions from this Board. Let letters be written, therefore, to the following Revenue Departments, namely? Customs, Excise, Stamps and Taxes, and Post-Office, con- veying the sanction of this Board accordingly, and transmitting to each Department a copy of the printed form of Policy of Guarantee which has been settled and approved of by the Law Officers of the Crown, and which should be made use of in every case where any Officer should be desirous of availing himself of the security of the Association." That Minute has been printed by order of the Hous* of Commons.

The Forms of Policy for the various Departments under the Crown have been settled and approved of by the Law Officers of the Crown.

The Act of Parliament also specially authorises the security of the Association to be taken for the Treasurers, Actuaries, Cashiers, and other officers in Savings' Banks, Poor-Law Commission, Friendly Societies, Loan, Benefit, Government Annuity, and other such Societies, &c, in all which cases the Policies are exempted from Stamp Duty

GENERAL BUSINESS.

The security of the Association has also been accepted by the large commercial establishments, and by all classes in the cohi- munity who require security from parties in their employment.

Forms of Proposal, and every information, can be obtained at the offices of the Association in Edinburgh and London, or at any of the Agencies.

RATES OF PREMIUM — ONE-HALF TO TWO PER CENT. PER ANNUM, ACCORDING TO THE NATURE OF EMPLOYMENT.

Foreign risks undertaken at an increased Rate of Premium.

R. E. SCOTT, Manager, JAMES BLAIR, Jun., Agent at Perth.

172 ADVERTISEMENTS.

UNITED KINGDOM

TEMPERANCE AND GENERAL

PROVIDENT INSTITUTION,

$ov (Srtvtfohjmcnt €Ugurantt&

39 MOORGATE STREET, LONDON. 17 GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH. 5 DURRY STREET, GLASGOW.

Uttectors.

J. T. MITCHELL, Esq. J. TALBOT TYLER, Esq. EDWARD WEBB, Esq.

R. WARNER, Esq., Chairman. Rev. W. R. BAKER. R. BARRETT, Jun., Esq. C. H. LOVELL, Esq., M.D.

ISanfceis;.

Messrs BARCLAY, BEVAN, & Co., LONDON The NATIONAL BANK, EDINBURGH. The BRITISH LINEN Co., GLASGOW.

Secretary. THEODORE COMPTON, Esq. F.I.A.

THE chief obstacle to the universal adoption of Life Assur- ance by persons whose means are uncertain and limited, is the fear lest they may not be able to keep up their contributions, aDd may thus lose the benefits of their payments.

Another objection is, that the depositor, although he may live to old age, can never obtain the money himself.

To meet these difficulties, the following plan has been adopted, by which any sum from £25 to £2000, may be secured, payable at any time in case of death, even though the party should die immediately after paying the first Quarterly Premium ; but if be lives to any age fixed for the money to fall due, it is then paid to himself, and he is free from all further contributions.

After having been assured for one year, the assured has the pri- vilege in this Department, of giving one month's notice, and with- drawing one-half of all that he has paid in beyond the first year's subscription.

It must be borne in mind, that although the assured cannot withdraw the whole of his money, as in the Savings' Bank, he has the vast advantage over the mere depositor, that in case of his death at any moment, the full sum assured is immediately due, though he may not have paid a hundreth part of the amount.

Forms of application, and every other particular, can be had on application, and will be sent, post-free, from any of the Offices or Agents.

Agent for Perth: T. M'PHERSON, 31 St John Street.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 173

THE STANDARD

LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.

(CONSTITUTED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT, 1825).

THIS IS THE BONUS YEAR.

And on 15th November 1850, the Profits for the Five Years then ended fall to be Divided.

Governor. His Grace the DUKE of BUCCLEUGH and QUEENSBERRY. Deputy- Governor. The Right Hon. the EARL of ELGIN and KINCARDINE. EDINBURGH. Ordinary Directors. ALEXr. JAMES RUSSELL, Esq., C.S., 18 Walker Street. WILLIAM WOOD, Esq., Surgeon, 9 Darnaway Street. WILLIAM KEITH, Esq., Accountant, 50 Castle Street. JOHN ROBERT TOD, Esq.. W.S., 30 Moray Place. JOHN S. NEWBIGGING, Esq., Sheriff-Clerk of Roxburghshire. GEORGE PATTON, Esq., Advocate, 38 Frederick Street. ALEX. CLAPPERTON, Esq., Merchant, 128 Princes Street. CHARLES PEARSON, Esq., Accountant, 128 George Street. EAGLE HENDERSON, Esq., Merchant, 16 Coates Crescent. JAMES CONDIE, Esq., Perth.

JAMES ROBERTSON, Esq., W.S., 11 Heriot Row. JAMES HAY, Esq., Merchant, Leith. GEORGE MOIR, Esq., Advocate, 41 Charlotte Square. HENRY M. INGLIS, Esq., W.S., North St David Street.

LONDON.

Chairman of the Board. The Right Hon. the EARL of ABERDEEN. Ordinary Directors. THOMAS H. BROOKING, Esq., 2 Alderman's Walk. DAVID LAING BURN, Esq., 12 Kensington Palace Gardens. ALEXANDER GILLESPIE, Esq., 5 Gould Square. ALEX. MACGREGOR, Esq., Chester Street, Grosvenor Place. JOHN SCOTT, Esq., Moorgate Street Chambers. JOHN PLOWES, Esq., 64 Old Broad Street. FRANCIS LE BRETON, Esq., 33 Broad Street Buildings.

PERTH BOARD. JAMES M. PATTON, Esq. of Glenalmond. JAMES CONDIE, Esq., Writer. C. G. SIDEY, Esq. of Letham, late Provost of Perth. ARCHIBALD BURNS, Esq., Banker. WILLIAM PEDDIE, Esq. of Blackruthven. GEORGE GRAY, Writer, 14 South Street, Agent.

Lontjon, 82 King William St.

Edinburgh, Glasgow,

3 George Street. 35 St Vincent Place.

THE DISTINCTIVE FEATURE in this Company, the opera- tion of which has contributed in a marked degree to the great

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174

ADVERTISEMENTS.

The Standard Life Assurance Company — Continued.

success of the Institution, is the mode pursued in the DIVISION OF PROFITS among the Assured, and the Directors request attention to its peculiar advantages. It confers the greatest bene- fits on those Membei's whose Policies are maintained for the longest period — in other words, those who pay most Premiums. Persons who effect Assurances as a provision for their Families, or from other prudential motives, can thus look forward to increasing ad- vantages as they advance in life, each period of Division they may survive bringing additional benefits.

BONUS TABLE.

	Sum in Po- licy.			BONTJ	s Additions.			Sum in
Date of Policy prior to									Policy and Bonus Additions.
1835.	1840.	1845.	Total Bonus Additions
Nov. 15	£	£	s.	£	s.	£	s.	€	s.	£ s.
1825	1000	137 10	200	0	262	10	600	0	1600 0
1826	1000	125 0	187	10	250	0	562	10	1562 10
1827	1000	112 10	175	0	237	10	525	0	1525 0
1828	1000 1000	100 0	162	10	225	0	487	10	1487 10
1829	87 10	150	0	212	10	450	0	1450 0
1830	1000	75 0	137	10	200	0	412	)0	1412 10
1831	1000	62 10	125	0	187	10	375	0	1375 0
1832	1000 1000	50 0	112	10	175	0	337	10	1337 10
1833	37 10	100	0	162	10	300	0	1300 0
1834	1000	25 0	87	10	150	0	262	10	1262 10
1835	1000	12 10	75	0	137	10	225	0	1225 0
1836	1000			62	10	125	0	187	10	1187 10
1837	1000			50	0	112	10	162	10	1162 10
1838	1000			37	10	100	0	137	10	1137 10
1839	1000			25	0	87	10	112	10	1112 10
1840	1000			12	10	75	0	87	10	1087 10
1841	1000					62	10	62	10	1062 10
1842	1000						50	0	50	0	1050 0
1843	1000		..				37	10	37	10	1037 10
1844 1845	1000						25	0	25	0	1025 0
1000						12	10	12	10	1012 10

*** Policies opened during the present year, before 15th No- vember, secure a claim for Two Years' Addition in 1850, and an Additional Year's Claim for Bonus at every Future Division over Later Entrants.

Thus, for instance, a Policy for £1000, opened in 1825, in re- ceiving a Bonus Addition at the first Investigation in 1835, had a claim corresponding to eleven years, the period it had been in force, and an addition was made of £137 10 0

At the next Division in 1840, the claim was for 16 years, being the period the Policy had then been in force, securing an addition of 200 ° 0

ADVERTISEMENTS. 175

The Standard Life Assurance Company — Continued.

At the Division in 1845, the claim was for 21 years, securing 262 10 0

Total Additions at these Divisions to a Policy for £1000, £600 0 0

In 1850, the claims under this Policy will be for 26 years' addi- tions ; in 1855, 31 years; and soon.

In short, it is the principle of a Tontine applied to the Division of Profits, holding out the prospect of great advantage to good lives, and to those persons whose health and habits, or family his- tory, give them reason to expect longevity.

During the four years, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, alone, the Com- pany issued the large number of 2473 Policies, assuring sums to the extent of ONE MILLION SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY- FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS. The Annual Revenue of the Company is upwards of ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS.

WILL. THO. THOMSON, Manager.

A new pamphlet has lately been published, with additional Tables for Life Assurance transactions, which can be had at the Com- pany's Offices, or from the Agents.

WEST OF ENGLAND

MFE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

ESTABLISHED AT EXETER, 1807.

Office for the Metropolis— 20 BRIDGE ST., BLACKFRIARS.

CAPITAL, £600,000.

A BONUS EVERY FIVE YEARS.

TRUSTEES.

Right Hon. Earl Fortescue. Right Hon. Earl Morley. Right Hon. Lord Clifford.

Sir T. D. Acland, Bart., M.P. Edward Divett, Esq., M.P. Samuel T. Kekewich, Esq.

LIFE INSURANCES.

THIS Society has been established more than forty years, and offers to the Public a Bonus of 80 per cent., or four-fifths of the Profits, to be divided among the assured, for £100, and up- wards, every successive period of Five Years — or Assurances may be effected at a lower rate of Premium, without a participation of Profits.

FIRE INSURANCES.

Fire Insurances are effected by the Company at the usual Re- duced Rates, and returning to the Insurers a moiety of the profits every fifth year, on Policies for £300, and upwards.

Respectable agents will be appointed in those towns where none have been established.

CHARLES LEWIS, Secretary.

JAMES BARLAS, Agent, Perth.

I 76 ADVERTISEMENTS.

LIFE

Founded 1839, and Incorporated by Royal Charter.

Edinburgh, 2 HANOVER STREET.

London, 64 OLD BROAD STREET.

Glasgow, 1 FREDERICK ST., and 24 QUEEN ST.

OFFICE-BEARERS.

EDINBURGH DIRECTORS.

Sir .TAMES FORREST of Comiston, Bart., Chairman.

PATRICK SHAW, Esq., Advocate, Sheriff of Chancery,

HENRY INGLIS, Esq., Writer to the Signet.

WARREN H. SANDS, Esq., Writer to the Signet.

THOMAS GRAINGER, Esq., Civil Engineer.

JAMES MARSHALL, Esq., Jeweller.

ROBERT COX, Esq., Writer to the Signet.

JAMES ANSTRUTHER, Esq., No. 42 Moray Place,

JOHN RUTHERFURD, Esq., Writer to the Signet.

The Rev. PHILIP KELLAND, of Queen's College, Cambridge,-

Professor of Mathematics in the University of Edinburgh. THOMAS HUTCHISON, Esq., Merchant, Leith.

Medical Officer. HENRY MARSHALL, Esq., M.D., Deputy laspector.General

of Army Hospitals.

Auditor. D. ROBERTSON SOUTER, Esq., Accountant.

Law Agents. Messrs WALKER & MELVILLE, Writers to the Signet

Bankers. THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND. THE EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW BANK.

LONDON DIRECTORS. JOHN FAIRRIE, Esq., of Messrs Fairrie, Brothers, & Co.,,

Church Lane, Commercial Road. H. H. LINDSAY, Esq., 8 New East India Chambers, Leaden- hall Street. JAMES TURNER, Esq., 23 Parliament Street, Westminster. JOHN BOUSTEAD, Esq., 8 Upper Gloucester Street, Dorset Sq, Solicitors. Messrs SIMPSON & COBB, 62 Moorgate Street. Bankers. Messrs GLYN, HALLIFAX, MILLS, & Co.

Manager,. JOHN FRASER.

Secretary, JOHN BOWMAN.

Secretary in London, ...THOS. FRASER.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

177

Life Association of Scotland — Continued.

THE Assured in this Society enjoy, during their own lives, the Surplus or Profits arising on the business. The divisable Surplus is ascertained every year, and is paid over in money to the Assured at the settlement of their next Annual Premiums. By this system Life Assurauces are obtained at the lowest expense con- sistent with Security.

In 1845, 1846, and 1847, the surplus thus repaid to the mem- bers amounted to 30 per ceut.of their Premiums, that is 6s. per £l . They were, therefore, required to pay only 14s. per £1 of their Pre- miums in each of these years. In 1848 and 1849, the surplus repaid amounted to 35 per cent, of the Premiums, that is 7s. per £l ; and the members had, therefore, to pay only 13s. per £l in these years. For example : —

A member, whose annual premium is £10, has, this year, paid only £6 5s. ; and another member, whose annual premium is £25, has paid only £16 5s.

The following are specimens of the Premiums payable in the present year by members of 5 years' standing : —

Age at Eutry.

20 30 40

Policies of L.100.
£1 4 1 11 2 2	0 7 4

Policies of L.500.

£6

7

10

0

1 1

Policies of L.1000.

£12 0 0 15 15 10 213 4

Policies of L.5000.

£60 0 0

78 19 2

105 16 8

*#* This mode of dividing the Surplus or Profits has been adopted by no other Assurance Office in Scotland.

During last year (the tenth of the Society's existence), 500 New Policies were issued for Life Assurances, amounting to £221,000.

The Society have Agents in most of the Towns in England and Scotland.

Prospectuses will be sent, post-paid, to any part of the Kingdom; and parties residing in Districts where there are no Agents of the So- ciety, may readily effect Assurances by communicating with the Manager at the Head Office.

AGENTS AT PERTH:—

Messrs JAMES DEWAR & SON, Booksellers, George Street.

p 2

178 ADVERTISEMENTS.

AGRICULTURIST

CATTLE INSUMNCE COMPAL,

FOR ASSURING AGAINST MORTALITY IN

ALL KINDS OF LIVE FARMING STOCK,

WHETHER DEATH IS OCCASIONED BY SICKNESS, BY THE SLAUGHTER OF THE ANIMAL IN CONSE- QUENCE OF TAINT FROM ANY CONTA- GIOUS OR INCURABLE DISEASE, OR BY ACCIDENT.

OFFICES :

8 CHATHAM PLACE, BLACKFRIARS,

LONDON ;

9 SOUTH SAINT ANDREW STREET,

EDINBURGH.

Messrs HOPKINSON & Co., Bankers, London.

^ecvctavg, JAMES E. WINDOW, Esq.

CAPITAL £500,00 0.

In 25, COO Shares of £20 each. Incorporated by Act of Parliament, A,D. 1845.

The Number of Agreements effected by this Company, up to

the end of the year 1849, "was upwards of 30,000, and a

Sum amounting to £250,000 has been paid for losses.

Agents for Perthshire :

Messrs DUNCAN, M'LEAN, & JAMESON, Writers, Perth, from whom, or any of the District Inspectors, all information as to Rates, &c.; may be obtained.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 179

CALEDONIAN FIRE <& LIFE

Insurance Company.

Incorporated by Royal Charter and Act of Parliament. Established in 1805.

Head Office— 19 George Street, EDINBURGH.

26 Gordon Street, Glasgow.

27 Moorgate Street, London.

EXTRAORDINARY DIRECTORS.

Sir D. Cameron of Fassfern, Bart.

John Adair, Esq. of Genoch.

Sebastian Smith, Esq., merchant, London.

John Brown, Esq. of Parkhead.

Gilbert Kennedy, Esq., Glasgow.

W. Logan White, Esq. of Kellerstain.

John Baird, Esq. of Camelon.

Alex. White, Esq., merchant, Leith.

Alex. Allan, Esq., advocate.

Chas. Neaves, Esq., Edinburgh.

Thomas Sawers, Esq., Edinburgh.

ORDINARY DIRECTORS.

John Sawers, Esq., Bell's Mills.

Arch. Anderson, Esq

Jn. Henderson, Esq., Exchequer.

Alex. Stevenson, Esq., W.S.

J. S, Cunningham, Esq., Commercial Bank.

James Newton, Esq., W.S.

Henry Raeburn, Esq. of St Bernards.

Thomas Ranken, Esq., S.S.C.

Thos. Clapperton, Esq., merchant.

John Forrester, Esq. W.S.

John Maxton, Esq., merchant.

W. J. Sands. Esq., W.S.

Manager, H. D. DICKIE, Esq.

Secretary, JOHN MOINET, Esq.

Consulting Physician, Professor HENDERSON.

Solicitor, JOHN ARCH. CAMPBELL, Esq. C.S.

Auditor, RICH. GORDON, Esq., Accountant.

BANKERS. THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND. NATIONAL BANKING COMPANY.

AGENTS AT PERTH :— Messrs JAMES & GEORGE CONDIE, Writers.

180 ADVERTISEMENTS.

Life JLsenifaiiee See

Incorporated by Special Act of Parliament.

{EDINBURGH, 26 St Andrew Square. LONDON, 61 Moorerate Street. GLASGOW, 43 West Nile Street.

THE NINETEENTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the SOCIETY was held on 7th May last, when a BONUS of TWO PER CENT. PER ANNUM on the SUMS ASSURED was allocated to such Policies as had attained their Sixth Year.

The Sum presently ASSURED amounts to £3,366,354 ; the ACCUMULATED FUND to £72,817; and the ANNUAL REVENUE to £120,978.

The SCOTTISH EOUFTABLE heing a MUTUAL ASSUR- ANCE SOCIETY in which the WHOLE PROFITS are allocated amongst the Policy Holders every THREE YEARS, provides every advantage to the Assured which it is possible for any Life Assurance Institution to afford. Accordingly, Policies effected in the year 1832 have obtained a Bonus of about FORTY-THREE per Cent, on the SUM ASSURED; those effected in 1833, FORTY per Cent. ; those in 1834, THIRTY-EIGHT per Cent. ; and Policies of Subsequent years in proportion.

Copies of last Report may be had at the Head-Offices, or from any of the Society's Agents.

ROBt. CHRISTIE, Manager.

LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS AT PERTH.

Chairman. Hugh Barclay, Esq., Sheriff-Substitute of Perthshire.

Directors.

Lieut-Col. Alexander Balmain of Dalvreck. William Laurence Colquhoun, Esq. of Clathick.

Medical Officer. James Miller, Esq., Surgeon.

AGENTS: Messrs HUNTER & CONNING, Writers.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 181

INSURANCE

00IFA1T OF SCOTLAND.

INSTITUTED 1821. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER.

(Now United with the Alliance Assurance Company of London.)

CAPITAL, FIVE MILLIONS STERLING.

HEAD OFFICE, 95 GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH.

(Qrobetnor, His Grace the DUKE of HAMILTON and BRANDON.

dhtrtnavg Utvectovs. CHARLES TROTTER, Esq. JOHN N. FORMAN, Esq., W.S. HUGH PILLANS, Esq. ROBERT AINSLIE, Esq., W.S. J. R. STODART, Esq., W.S. FRANCIS ANDERSON, Esq., W.S. JAMES WYLD, Esq. of Gilston. WILLIAM KENNEDY, Esq., W.S.

FIRE INSURANCE.

r| 1HE Company is prepared to grant Policies insuring nearly ■*■ every description of Property. Policies with other Companies may be transferred without charge.

The fullest information will be afforded to parties proposing As- surances at the Head Office, No. 95 George Street, Edinburgh, or by any of the Company's Agents throughout Scotland.

By order of the Directors,

DAVID MACLAGAN, Manager,

AGENTS IN PERTH:

J, W. JAMESON, Esq., Central Bank of Scotland ; WILLIAM GLOAG, Esq., Commercial Bank of Scotland.

182 ADVERTISEMENTS.

SCOTTISH

PROVIDENT INSTITUTION

FOR LIFE ASSURANCE AND ANNUITIES, (Incorporated by Act of Parliament.)

THE Premiums are on the Lowest Scale consistent with perfect Security, being at Early and Middle Ages about a fourth lower than those of the other Mutual Offices.

The whole Profits are divided among the Assured, and are ap- portioned to those who have contributed in Premiums, with ac- cumulated interest, a Sum equal to the amount in their Policies.

Thus the largest possible Assurance of a definite amount is secured from the first for a stated Premium ; while the surplus arising on the business is given to those whose contributions alone have created it — a priuciple undoubtedly equitable, and at the same time satisfactory, as admitting of a considerable bonus being given out of a surplus arising from comparatively small Premiums.

The New Policies reported for the last year were 567 in number, Assuring £238,219 ; and the Annual Premiums £7212.

Annual Premiums to Assure £100 at Death.
Age— 25 | 30 | 35 J 40 | 45	50
€l 18 0 | £2 1 6 | £2 6 10 | £2 14 9 j £3 5 9	£4 1 7

Every information may be had at the Office. Archibald Reid, Town-Clerk, 3 High Street, Perth, Agent.

Perth, 1850.

WHILE returning thanks for past favours, begs respectfully to assure his numerous Friends and the Public, that he will unremittingly exert himself to merit a continuance of that pa- tronage with which he has been so long favoured.

MOREEN AND DAMASK FURNITURE

Cleaned, Dyed, Dressed, and Watered.

Silks, Satins, Velvets, Merinos, &c, Dyed and Dressed.

Gentlemeii's Clothes Renovated.

LADIES' SHAWLS CLEANED.

No. 9 Methven Street, Perth.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 183

OF THE

3

Established in 1838,

S Established for the safe custody and increase of small savings belonging to the industrious classes of the City and County of Perth ; and among its other advantages, the following may be mentioned : —

1. Any sum from Is. up to £150 will be received from individual Depositors, provided that not more than "£30 is deposited by each in one year. Societies and Charitable Institutions of any kind may deposit to the extent of £100 in the year, and £300 in all ; while Friendly Societies may lodge their whole funds without any limitation.

2. The whole, or any part of the sums deposited, may be with- drawn whenever required.

3. Interest at a comparatively high rate is calculated on the accounts once a-year, and added to the principal, by which Deposi- tors derive the benefit of compound interest. Every sum of 5s. and upwards gets the benefit of it.

4. The guarantees against mismanagement, provided by the Rules, are of the most complete kind, and the investment of the funds is secure, being either in one of the old Chartered lianks, or Government Funds, as the Depositor may desire.

The Office of the Bank, at No. 1 Crescent, Perth, is open for receiving Deposits every Wednesday morning, between 9 and 10, and Saturday evening, between 6 and 8 ; and for repaying Deposits on Thursday morning between 9 and 10. For the convenience of Country Depositors it is also open every Friday from 12 to 3.

District Savings Banks are established at Dunkeld, Coupar- Angus, Blairgowrie, Errol, Crieff, Kincardine, and Caputh.

MELVILLE JAMESON, Writer, Perth, Actuary and Cashier.

BILL

J A

S

©ALL (F>®§T!!j3g &M® ©ILQW^I^ <&i Car$£, CtrnxXarg, aittt $umvuh%etUv$y &t.t

i EGS respectfully to intimate, that he has removed to the

OLD SHIP CLOSE, 25 High Street.

J. R. returns his grateful thanks to his Friends and the Public,

for the favours he has received for these ten years past in the above

line, and begs to assure them, that strict attention to duty, and

moderate charges, will be his constant aim.

N.B. — Any Orders left with Mr D. Miller, Bootmaker, 69 High Street, will be promptly attended to.

184 ADVERTISEMENTS.

HOT, COLD, VAPOUR, & SALT BATHS.

SCALE OF CHARGES.

VAPOUR.

1st Class, is. 6d. | 2d Class, 6d. | Medicated or Perfumed, Is. extra.

HOT OR TEPID, PLUNGE OR SHOWER.

Marble Bath (Single), Is. 6d. ; or Ticket of Six, 6s. Od.

First Class, Do. Is. Od. ; Do. Do 4s. Od.

Second Class, Do. Os. 6d. ; Do. Do 2s. Od.

Third Class, Do. Os. 3d.; Do. Do Is. Od.

Do. Do. Three Os. 6d.

COLD PLUNGE OR SHOWER.

Marble Bath (Single Bath). 9d. ; or Ticket of Six, 4s. Od.

First Class, Do. 6d. ; Do. Do 2s. 6d.

Second Class, Do. 3d.; Do. Do Is. 3d.

Third Class, Do. Id.

Salt Baths, 3d. extra.

iUmonato, tiHiiger'&etr, ant* Jj>otfa $2Hatet\

Open from Six o'clock Morning till Ten Evening.

Lessee and Superintendent,

ETURNS thanks to the Gentry and the Public generally for the liberal support he has received since commencing his own Business as Hair-Cutter and Ornamental Hair Manufacturer in the above Institution, and hopes to merit a continuance of that support.

A. G. strongly recommends a trial of his Celebrated LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S VENTILATING PERUKES, being a beautiful imitation of Nature, combined with strength and economy.

©Ijtr&ren's $?atv carcfullg ©tit. Charges motrevate. Strangers are respectfully invited to inspect the Building.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 185

STATIONERY WAREHOUSE,

No. 230, HIGH STREET, (nearly opposite dr. young's church),

WILLIAM MILLER,

BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, & BOOKBINDER,

PAPER-RULER,

'AS always on hand a Large and Varied Selection of BIBLES, TESTAMENTS, and PSALM BOOKS; PLAIN and FANCY STATIONERY, &c. &c. ; and hopes, from his experi- ence in the Trad«, and by an unremitting attention to business, coupled with Moderate Charges for substantial Articles, to merit a continuance of that patronage with which he has been so liberally favoured since commencing business.

PAPER- RULING fy BOOK-BINDING,

Of every description, executed with neatness and dispatch to any Pattern, and on the most reasonable Terms.

August 1850.

BELL & RAMSAY,

SLATEHS, ATHOLE STREET, PERTH,

EG most respectfully to return thanks to their Friends and the Public for the very liberal share of patronage they have received since commencing business, and they trust, by strict at- tention and moderate charges, to merit a continuance of public favour.

B. & R. have always on hand a large Stock of Slates, Tiles, Chimney Tops, Cans, attd Capes of every variety. White-washing and Hading executed, and all the other branches in their line.

P.S. — Roofs repaired on the most reasonable terms, or kept in proper repair by yearly contract.

*#* If shut, Orders to be left next door, or 1 Barossa Street.

Orders from the Country carefully attended to.

Q

186 ADVERTISEMENTS.

POSTING, HIRI

AND

9

ROYAL GEORGE HOTEL,

J. & A. DAVIDSON,

POSTMASTERS TO THE QUEEN AND PRINCE ALBERT,

ESPECTFULLY beg leave to return their sincere thanks for the liberal share of patronage they have hitherto received, and intimate that they have on Hire, at the shortest notice and reasonable Charges, New and Elegant

IBIE®W©5It.&ME©, (§laM,lBMM©M^9 3FJS^31lSl®Srg, BAROUCHES, CABS, MINIBUSES, NODDIES,

DROSKIES, DOG-CARTS, GIGS, &c.

With steady Horses, careful, experienced, and civil Drivers.

J. & A. D. would respectfully direct to their Establishment the attention of those having the conducting of Funerals, as their

HEARSES AND MOURNING COACHES,

Are very superior, and the Charges strictly moderate.

SUPERIOR WELL MATCHED JOB AND POST HORSES

ON HIRE BY THE DAY, WEEK, MONTH, OR YEAR.

Every attention paid to Horses standing at Livery.

OMNIBUSES run to and from the Railway Stations in connec- tion with all the Trains.

N.B.™ All the Coaches to the Highlands start from this Office.

Royal Mail and General Coach Office, Royal George Hotel, Perth.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 187

/

rttttfl antt g? tiring €8taUM)mtnt,

15 SOUTH STREET.

RESPECTFULLY beg to intimate to their friends, that they have succeeded to the above Establishment, so long and successfully conducted by the late Mr Cruickshank ; and take this opportunity of stating, that at the unanimous and earnest request of the numerous Customers, they have determined on carrying on the Business in all its different branches as formerly. Having secured the most valuable, useful, and fashionable of the Machines, as well as the best Hacks and Post-Horses, they will make it their study to supply the Public with such Turns -Out as cannot fail to merit a continuance of their esteemed patronage.

The Vehicles comprise

Barouches, Clarences, Phaetons, Dog- Carts, Gigs,

Minibuses, Noddies.

And every description of Machine used for Hiring purposes ; and

TO! IP@r™©9 ©Q©g & ©TlruIK POI^Igg

Are confidently recommended, being steady, free from vice, and have

been selected with great care and judgment, challenging competition

with any other Establishment of the kind in Scotland.

A. & M. would particularly recommend to Undertakers, and others, their '

HEARSES AND MOURNING COACHES.

Which are all in first-rate order ; and the greatest attention will be given to this department, at moderate charges.

Omnibuses start from the above Office a quarter of an hour pre- vious to the departure, and wait the arrival, of all the different Railway Trains. Private Machines are also in waiting on the different Trains arriving at the General Terminus.

The Salutation Stable-Yard, as well as the Star Hotel Stable-Yard, in Canal Street, are in thorough repair, where every attention will be given to Horses standing at Livery. Lock-up Coach-Houses, &c.

•*#* All private agreements for Post and Job Horses continue as usual.

August, 1850.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

u b v a u i. v n a &. i s^ v« ,

HATTER AND CAP MAKER, 35 GEORGE STREET, PERTH,

(Fifth Shop South of the Royal George Hotel),

RESPECTFULLY announces that his Stock is at all times com- plete in everything connected with the above Trade, comprising (among other things) the following : —

Gentlemen's Beaver Hats, all qualities. . . . Satin and Velvet do. do.

. . . Silk and Gossamer do. do.

. . . White and Black Shooting do.

%ibtv$ fete, CotatfeS, Cobers, 2Satttf£, &r.

ladies' riding hats and caps.

LADIES', MISSES', & INFANTS' BEAVER BONNETS.

A Select Assortment always on hand of London and Paris Styles.

G. D. has this season brought out a New Article as a Travellings Fishing, or Shooting Hat, being a complete protection from the sun ; the general approbation, and large sale it has met with, being the best guarantee that it answers the purpose intended. Invented by, and to be had only from, G. D.

©&[?>§ ©IF IWI.OT ®it@[i£p>Tff©Mff

INCLUDING

Gent.'s Naval & Military Caps.

Youths' & Boys' Military Caps.

Do. Fishing Do. Do. French Military Do.

Do. Travelling Do. Do. Glengarry Do.

Do. Shooting Do. And every other kind made.

Infants' Caps, in Velvet, Cashmere, Silk, Light Blue, and Drab

Cloths, Hair Cloth, &c.

THE REAL ATHOLL SCOTCH BONNET.

CAPS, of any Pattern, Made to Order, in a very Superior Manner.

G. D. invites particular attention to his Stock of

TOP COATS,

In Pilot Cloth, Beaver Cloth, Waterproof Tweeds, Codrington, &c, — Boys', Youths', and Men's Sizes, — of the most fashionable pattern, both as to cut and material.

Carpet Bags, 2Leatf)et fgat Cases, Sftmivcllas, Waterproof Glazed Caps and Hat-Covers ; Dress and Undress

Stocks, Cravats, Braces, &c. THE PARAMA, OR INDIA RUBBER WATERPROOF COAT.

WHITE STOCKS and TYES, HANGERS, WEEPERS, and Every Requisite for GENTLEMEN'S MOURNING.

West of England Black Cloths.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 189

George Darling — Continued.

GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS.

A very general idea with respect to this article of dress, seems now to be that any Shirt will fit any size of body ; and consequently ready- made Shirts are much pushed by the trade. G. D. is confident the reverse of this is more correct — viz., that a ready-made Shirt will, in the great majority of cases, be-found, so far as comfort is concerned, entirely useless ; and, instead of pushing these, is pre- pared to show samples of different qualities and styles, and enabled to execute orders for good-fitting Shirts, in a very superior manner.

G. D. quotes no prices, as qualities can only be judged of by see- ing the Goods. The Stock includes all kinds, and he guarantees each article as good value as can be had at its price. He acknow- ledges the large and increasing patronage hitherto received, and trusts for a continuance of it by adhering to the principle on which he has all along acted, of keeping only such articles as he is con- fident will bring customers back.

Parties at a distance may have an assortment of any article they require sent for inspection.

9

S L A T I Kg

258 HIGH STREET,

I EGS most respectfully to return his best respects to his Friends and the Public, for the liberal support he has received for past years, and trusts, by attention to the interests of his Customers, and promptitude in executing orders, he will still merit a continu- ance of that support which he has hitherto enjoyed.

A. H. has always on hand a large Stock of Slates, Tiles, Chimney Tops, Cans, and Caps, of every variety, and is ready to enter into contract for performing any quantity of work that may be required in his line.

Roofs repaired on the most reasonable terms, or kept in proper repair by yearly contract,

Q 2

190 MENTS.

GENTLEMEN'S BLACK DRESS COATS.

GENTLEMEN LA'CK &RESS VESTS,

Gentlemen s Black .Dress Troivseis.

PALETOTS, SH< I 1 . ».VTS, TWEED AND DOESKIN TROWSEB STS,

STOUT AMD DRESS SHIRTS.

■ 'ST LONDO'y . '.: i BATS. And- t ■ sleof Grei -

'•: ] rel, at

JOHN JAMIESON'S

GENERAL

- [ ST,

4. & 6, BRIDGE LANE PER TH.

-s-rr-nr ' . . ■ nflWs for Sak i3 Cut on his PrewhtSr

* and made by fi rat-rate workmen, under the immediate is ioo if his experienced forew ■-.•• e trimmings, the

neats made for Sale at will comp whatever, even

where extra agai rices an paid,

Low-priced Goods ox ■■ tally ordered, and will only

be warranted as worth the u w

ADVERTISEMENTS.

191

Sis: St. John Street.

TURNBULL'8

HAT, CLOTH, AND TOP- COAT

WAREHOUSE.

H

AS always on hand an Extensive and Varied Assortment of

MEN'S CLOTH, I"

Tweeds, for Shooting Coats. Witney, Pilot, & Milled Cloths. Stout Diagonal Trowserings. Cassimeres, Kerseys, & Buckskins Satin & Fancy Vestings.

West of England Cloths. Cashmerets and Sattara Cloths. Fancy Doeskins in great variety New Scotch & English Tweeds. Heather Mixtures, every shade.

TOP COATS,

EVERY SIZE, QUALITY, & FABRIC, IN

Ready-Made Hungarian Coats. Ready-Made Beaver Coats. Ready-Made Ratteen Coats.

Ready-Made Witney Coats. Ready-Made Pilot Coats. Ready-Made Napier Coats.

SHI

THE SHIRT DEPARTMENT CONTAINS

Dress Shirts, with Linen Fittings, 2s. 3d. to 3s. 3d.

Fine do., with Fine Linen do., 3s. 6d. to 5s. 6d.

Fast Coloured Regetta Shirts, 2s. 6d. to 3s. Od.

Finest Patent Regetta do., 3s. Od. to 3s. 6d.

HATS AND CAPS.

THE STOCK EMBRACES

French & British Satin Hats Livery Hats, Cockades, & Bands, Treble-bodied Hats, very stout.

The Orleans Tweed Shooting Hat. Gent.'s Cadet & Military Caps. Atholl & Balmoral Bonnets. Lambs' Wool Undershirts and Drawers of every description. The newly-invented ALPACHA WATERPROOF COAT, in every Shade and Colour. Also, the ZEPHYR PARAMA SILK WATERPROOF COAT, weighing only 1 1 ozs.

Satin Stocks, Ariel and Opera Ties, Satin Scarfs, Mufflers, Braces, Carpet Bags, Hat Cases, &c.

TRAVELLING PLAIDS & WRAPPERS.

Every Article suitable for Gentlemen's Dress made up in the first style, and a perfect fit guaranteed.

NUMBER 6 ST. JOHN STREET, PERTH,

1 92 ADVERTISEMENTS.

3

FASHIONABLE

HA!R-CUTTif\fG, WIG-f¥IAKSI\SC

COMB, BRUSH, AND PERFUMERY

ESTABLISHMENT, S3, GEORGE STREET, PERTH,

(Next Door to the Royal George Hotel},

HPHE above Establishment having been long cele- brated for the Superior quality of its Stock of

PERFUMERY;

T©lET®DgIill=aiILL &M® ©TOUR <g©[Rfi][g§5 Hair, Cloth, Tooth, Nail, Shaving, and other

'9

It is Gr. P.'s constant care to sustain its reputation by corresponding only with wholesale Houses of acknow- ledged celebrity, and selecting such Articles as cannot fail to give satisfaction.

The Hair-Cutting & Ornamental Hair Department

Is conducted in the first style of Art and Elegance,

embracing the most recent inventions in

Perukes, Scalps, Braids, Frontlets, Ringlets, &c.

HAIR- DYE ,

FOR CHANGING RED OR GREY HAIR TO BROWN OR BLACK.

|5|r Personal attendance given to Families in Town and Country. 2ist August 1850.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 193

HAIR-CUTTING & PERFUMERY

E S T A B LBSH M E N T.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL TO No. 52,

OPPOSITE THE ROYAL GEORGE HOTEL.

TENDERS his grateful thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public generally, for the increased patronage he has received since commencing in the above line, and* will at all times make it his study to merit a continuance of their favours. M. L. solicits the attention of the Nobility and Gentry to his Extensive Assortment of

AND ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET.

GENTLEMEN'S METALLIC VENTILLATING SPRING WIGS.

Country orders punctually attended to.

M. L. has been appointed to Sell HENDRIES' PERFUMERY for Perth. No. 52 GEORGE STREET, PERTH, August 1850.

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CONFECTIONER & PASTRY - BAKER,

4hM> ©H©IE©H S^PflaSS^ IPHIB'ar'III,

TAKES this opportunity of acknowledging the very liberal share of patronage he has received since commencing busi- ness, and to assure those favouring him with their Orders, that nothing will be wanting on his part to merit a continuance of the same.

ICES, CREAMS, JELLIES, FRUITS.

Desserts Neatly Executed.

SOIREES SUPPLIED.

MARRIAGE CAKES, CHRISTENING CAKES, TWELFTH CAKES, BIRTH-DAY CAKES, and all other ORNAMENTAL CAKES, got up in a handsome and superior style.

Pastry, Tea-Buns, Cakes, Biscuit, and Short-Bread, new daily.

Marmalades, Jams, Jellies, and other Preserves.

Ginger-Beer, Lemonade, Soda-Water.

FRUITS OF THE FINEST QUALITY.

194 ADVERTISEMENTS.

WAREHOUSE.

J. IRONS,

a HP * & «f«r fey

AND

i JoSftn Stree

1^ i®. ?©• s?r» ma

Finest Small Wiry Leaf Pekoe Souchong (specially

recommended), 4s. 4d. f- ft.

Fine Blackish Leaf, on Souchong flavour (a very

superior Family Tea, recommended), 4s. Od. do.

Fine Strong Congou, little Pekoe flavour, 3s. 8d. do.

Good Sound Do 3s. 4d. do.

THE MIXTURE, combining the strength and fra- grance of all the finest Teas imported (parti- cularly recommended), 4;s. 8d. do.

Families Ordering Small Chests, containing 10 lbs. and upwards, allowed 2d. per lb. Discount

COFFEES.

Finest Long Berry Mocha, is. lOd. ty ft.

Do. Do. with Jamaica, Is. Sd. do.

Fine Jamaica, Is. 4d. do.

Good Ceylon, ... Is. Od. do.

Always Fresh Roasted, and Ground every day, or to Order.

No Cannister, Package, or Inferior Coffees kept.

August 1850.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 195

JOHN MACKAY,

HAVING REMOVED HIS PREMISES TO

KINNOUI.Z. &TRBBT,

EGS most respectfully to return thanks to his Friends and the Public for the very liberal share of patronage he has received since he commenced business ; and trusts,, by strict attention and moderate charges, to merit a continuance of public favour,

N.B.— Country Orders carefully attended to.

TAYLOR & PETERS,

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MARBLE AND STONE CHIMNEY - PIECES ;

MONUMENTS, MONUMENT PLATES;

LETTERING AND CARVING NEATLY EXECUTED. T. & P. still continue to make and polish

CURLING STONES,

And have always on hand a good assortment of CRAWFORD JOHN BLACKFORD, and other CURLING STONES.

From their long experience in the above Departments, with strict attention to business, combined with moderate charges, they still hope a continuance of that patronage which has been so kindly- given them since commencing business.

N.B. — Jobbing and Country Orders carefully attended to.

196 ADVERTISEMENTS.

1% /WR. M'RAE embraces this opportunity of acknowledging his "*■ unfeigned gratitude to the Nobility and Gentry of Perth and vicinity, to his Friends and the Public in general, for the highly liberal patronage, by which, ever since he commenced business, they have uniformly distinguished him ; and of expressing his as- surance, that, by the same punctual and minute attention to their orders, and the same success and satisfaction in the execution of them, he shall enjoy a continuance of their support and favour.

For filling and Restoring DECAYED TEETH, Mr M'Rae begs here to recommend that SUCCEDANEUM, of which he is the Inventor and only Proprietor. This celebrated Composition is known to possess all requisite properties in the highest degree ; in particular that of becoming hard as enamel, almost immediately upon its introduction into the cavity of the Tooth. Not the slightest pain is occasioned by the operation, while farther decay is thereby prevented, and the once useless Tooth rendered serviceable for years, and entirely available for all its original purposes. He would caution all against delaying to apply until compelled by toothache, as filling then is likely to turn out unsatisfactory. Early and timely application will, in general, ensure success, and supersede the painful operation of extraction.

Mr M'Rae continues to supply ARTIFICIAL TEETH of all Descriptions, from a Single Tooth to a Full Set, and that without the preparatory process of removing decayed roots. Invariably is the comfort of the wearer, no less than the nature of the particular case, consulted in their construction. They are done upon the most approved principles of the art, are finished in the first style, and found to be in form and colour so perfect and natural, that they elude the nicest observation. He continues also to practise in all the other departments of Dentistry.

Mr M'Rae would likewise invite attention to his extensive Stock of- MEDICINE and PERFUMERY, all the articles of which he Can confidently recommend, both for their freshness and their quality.

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