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Guild Court, ...
33
-Guiidry Incorporation,
27
Harbour Trustees, . . .
27
Hawkhill Bowling Club,
51
Highland Society,
51
Indigent Sick Society,
49
Inspector of Factories,
55
Joint-Stock Building Company,
32
Justice of Peace Court,
33
Kinloch Monument,
55
Lochee Directory,
261
Magistrates and Town Council,
25
Maltmen Incorporation,
28
Marine Insurance Company,
40
Masonic Bodies,
51
Merchant Seamen's Fund,
82
Mortifications,
56-57
National Bank of Scotland,
38
National Security Savings Bank,
38
Newspapers,
54
Nine Incorporated Trades,
28
Odd Fellow Lodges,
51
Parochial Board,
55
Police Court,
32
„ Establishment,
32
„ (Harbour),
34
Post Office, . . . .
1-24
Professional Directory (Dundee),
181
Public Seminaries,
52
Roya Lunatic Asylum,
47
Royal Orphan Institution,
48
Sea Insurance Company,
40
Scottish Equitable Life Assurance Soc
iety, . 40
Scottish Widows' Fund Life Assuranc
B Society, 40
Shei'iff Court,
33
Shipwrecked Fishermen and Mariners'
Benevolent
Society, . . . .
49
Shipping List,
8-64
Streets, Lanes, &c,. with Localities, .
69-77
VI
Street Porters,
Stamps and Taxes,
Tay Ferries,
Tay and Tyne Shipping Company,
Tay Whale-Fishing Company,
Three United Trades, .
Trinity House,
Union Association of Underwriters,
Watt Institution,
Western Bank of Scotland,
Writers' Incorporation,
67
34
45
43
44
28
28
40
52
37
32
THE
POST OFFICE
DUNDEE DIRECTOEY
FOB
@-47.
DUNDEE:
PRINTED BY M'COSH, PARK, & DEWARS.
o
:v
MMIM^J^ MIl^
CONTENTS.
Advertisements,
Page
271
Baltic Coffeehousej
53
Bank of Scotland,
38
Britisli Linen Company,
38
Broughty Perry Directory,
247
Burgh or Bailie Court,
33
Cemetery Company,
46
Chamber of Commerce,
32
Circulating Libraries,
. . 53
City Mission Association,
50
Clergy and Places of Worship,
35-37
Clothing Society,
48
Coaches, Carriers, &c..
64-67
Commissary Court,
33
Commissioners of Police and their Con
imittees, 29
Commissioners in Scotland for taking u
/Affidavits
for English Courts,
54-55
Consuls for Foreign States,
54
Curling Club,
51
Customs,
34
Diseases of the Chest,
49
Dundee and Aberdeen Traders,
43
Dundee and Arbroath Railway,
45
Dundee Association for the Monthly Di
istribution of
Religious Tracts,
50
Dundee Auxiliary to the Congregatioi
lal Union of
Ireland, . . . ,
50
IV
Dundee Auxiliary to the London Missionary Society,
Dundee Auxiliary to the British and Foreign Bible
Society, ....
Dundee Bank,
Dundee, Broughty, and South Ferry Steam Packet,
Dundee Directory,
Dundee and Dunkirk Traders,
53 :j )) • '
Dundee Gas Company,
Dundee and Havre Traders,
Dundee Hull Shipping Company,
Dundee and Kirkaldy Traders,
Dundee and Leven Traders,
Dundee and Liverpool Traders,
Dundee and London Traders,
Dundee and Montreal Traders,
Dundee New Gas Light Company,
Dundee and Newburgh Traders,
Dundee and Newtyle Railway,
Dundee, Perth, and London Shipping Company
Dundee and Perth Steam-Packet Company,
Dundee Public Library,
Dundee Religious Tract Society,
Dundee and Rotterdam Traders,
Dundee Royal Infirmary,
Dundee and Union Whale-Fishing Company,
Dundee Water Company,
East of Scotland Life Assurance Company,
Eastern Bank of Scotland, " . .
Exchange Reading Room,
Excise, . . .
Eye Institution, . . .
Fairy Whale-Fishing Company,
Female Society, . . .
Fire Brigade, ...
Fire, Life, Annuity, and Insurance Companies'
Agents,
Floral and Horticultural Society,
Forfarshire and Perthshire Life Insurance Company,
30
50
37
43
78
113
44
45
44
42
43
43
43
44
44
46
44
45
42
43
53
50
44
46
44
46
39
38
52
34
48
45
49
31
41
51
39
DUNDEE DIEECTORY.
PAKTICULAli -LISTS.
PDST OFFIC13,
Postmaster.Cencral—Ecirl of ST GERMINS.
Secretary (London).— 'Lieut. ~Cq]. WM. LEADER MABiERLY.
Secretary (Edinburgh).— TRA'N CIS ABBOTT.
Surveyor (Norlh of Scotland).— J OUN WARREN, Dundee.
Sv7-vevor's Clerks I ^^"''^ ^^'^'^ ^'^- ^- WESTERN, Dundee,
bui-veyoro tler/cs. | CHRISTOPHER HOBSON, Dundee.
POST OFFICE, DUNDEE,
47 REFORM STREET.
B-OBERT Bell, Postmaster.
CLERKS.
Alexander Smith,
William Gibb.
Henry MoncreifF,
Thomas Cook.
David Urquharb.
Andrew Donaldson.
William M'Nicoll.
Geokge Hekderson.
CARRIERS.
David Smith,
William Sprunt.
David Nobie„
DELIVERY OF LETTERS.
The Office is open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. from the 6th March to
the 5th November, and from 7 30 a.m. to 9 p.m. from the 6th
November to the 5th March. The Office is shut from 10 to 11
A.M. for the sorting of the mails.
The first delivery commences when the Office opens in the
morning; second, about 11 15 a.m. ; third, at 2 p.m.
Delivery on Sunday (at the Office only), from 7 and 8 a.m. to 10
A.M. ; from 12 30 to 1 30 p.m. ; and from 7 45 to 9 p.m.
DESPATCH OF MAILS.
Box Shuts
Id up to
9 45 a.m.
10 A.M.
Fife Mail to Aberdeen via East Coast.
9 45 A.M.
10 A.M.
Forfar and Kirriemuir.
10 a.m.
10 30 a.m.
South Mail via Fife.
9 P.M.
9 30 P.M.
South Mail via Perth.
9 p.m.
10 P.M.
Perth Mail to Aberdeen & Northwar(?s.
1
N.B. — Letters for the North Mail (per evening Mail), having
stamps affixed, may be dropped into the Receiving-Bos, 47 Reform
Street, without a fee up to 10 p.m.
A fee of 6d upon each letter will be taken from the time men-
tioned in the second column from the left, until the latest mo-
ment consistent with the due despatch of the mails.
The closing of the respective Local Posts and Receiving-Houses
areas under: —
a.m.
P.M.
Broughty Ferry,
Jjochee,
9 15
7 30
11
8
Eilltown, ,
Mllnfield
8 30
6 40
King Street,
Perth Road,
8 30
8 30
Scouringburn,
Loagforgaa,
8 30
5 50
POSTAGE STAMPS.
Stamps may be had at the General Offi.ce, 47 Reform Street, the
Stamp Office, and the several Receiving-Houses. Labels, Id and
2d ; Covers, Ijd and 2^d each.
When the value of Stamps on the Letter is less than the
amount of Postage to which it is liable, the Letter will be charged
double the amount of such difference on delivery.
Stamps may be used for Pi-inted Votes, and Proceedings in
Parliament, and on Foreign, Colonial, and Ship-Letters, &c., out-
wards. If any letter, however, addressed to places beyond sea
bear an insufficient number of Stamps, it will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office, to be returned in all practical cases to the
writer. Stamps are not permitted to be used on Letters arriving
in the United Kingdoms from the Colonies or Foreign Countries.
These regulations are applicable to Newspapers in thoso cases
where they are liable to Postage.
If the Stamps affixed to Letters have been mutilated or defaced^
the letter will be liable to the unpaid rate.
RATES OF POSTAGE.
Not exceeding half an ounce in weight, Id.
„ one ounce, „ 2d.
„ two ounces, „ 4d.
„ three ounces, „ 6d. and bo on.
Two Eatt:3 being added for every ounce up to sixteen ounces,
beyond vrhich, with the following exceptions, no packet, whether
subject to Postage or not, can be received.
1. Parliamentary Petitions and Addresses to her Majesty.
2. Parliamentary Proceedings.
3. Letters and Packets addressed to or received from places
beyond sea,
4. Letters and Packets to and from Public Officers and
Public Departments.
5. Deeds if sent open, or in cover, open at the sides. They
may be tied with a string and sealed, in order to prevent
inspection of the contents ; but they must be open at
the sides, that it may be seen that they are entitled to
the privilege.
6. Bankers' Pa,rcels despatched from. London, and specially de-
livered at the General Post Office under certain regula-
tions.
With these exceptions, all Packets above the weight op
SIXTEEN OUNCES will be forwarded to the Dead Letter Office.
Inland Letters or Packets put into the unpaid Letter
box are charged double the amount of postage to which,
had they been pre-paid, they would have been liable.
The scale of weight in force for General Post Letters is equally
applicable to Letters passing through the Local Penny Posts
throughout the Kingdom. They are subject to the same rules and
the same charges as General Post Letters, and must be paid in
advance, or they will be liable to double the rate to which thej
would otherwise be subject.
The saiTie regulations apply 1o Letters pre-paid by money,
where the full and proper rate of postage has not been paid in
advance.
REGISTERED LETTERS,
Whether containir.g coin or not, can be Registered on payment of
a Fee of one shilling in addition to the ordinary rates of Postage
on Inland and Colonial, as well as on Ship or Foreign Letters, or
Letters passing through France. On those for delivery witliin
France, the charges, besides the Registration Fee of one shilling,
will be the English rate to France, in addition to double the
French rate to the place to Nvhich the Letter is addressed. The
eame regulation applies to Registered Letters passing through
France. A printed acknowledgment torn out of the Receipt
Booli, and stamped with the Office stamp, will be given to any
person Registering a Letter. Registered Letters are received
throughout the Kingdom until within half an hour of the closiug
of the Box for the y^articular Mail or Bag by which Ihey are to be
despatched^ Registered Letters bearing a sufficient number of
stamps will be considered paid Letters, but the Registration Fee
of one shilling must be paid ly money.
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 L^nited Kingdoms, though parties, if they
wish it, may register such letter as far as the port of despatch.
Letters, however, addressed to France, and letters parsing
through France, are er-iceptions to this rule, the French Pest Of-
fice undertaking to provide for their security till they have been
delivered, if addressed to France, and so long as they remain in
the French territory, if passing through France.
The system of Registration provides a secure mode of trans-
mitting Bank Notes, Bank Post Bills, Drafts, &c., &c.; and
persons having occasion to send by Post small sums, will avoid
ail risk by seuding the money through the medium of
THE MONEY-OEDER OFFICE,
No. 47 Beform Street.
The charge for such orders is Threepence on sums under Two
Pounds, and Sixpence on sums above Two Pounds, and under Five
Pounds. No order will be given for sums beyond this amount.
Office opens for Issuing and Paying Money Orders from 8 a.m.
to 9 30 A.M., and from 11 30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Money Orders can be granted on all post toivns.
NEWSPAPERS AND SUPPLEMENTS TO
NEWSPAPERS.
It is not compulsory to send Newspapers or Supplements by
the Post. All Newspapers must be sent in covers open at the
sides, and no words or communication may be printed on such
pipers aftr the same shall have been published, nor must there
be any writing or marks upon any Newspapers or the cover, other
than the name and address of the party to whom it is sent, nor
any paper or thing enclosed or concealed in or with such paper,
or the cover ; nor any printed words or communication on the
covers, except that Newsvenders only may 'print their names and
addresses thereon.
Newspapers may be examined by the officers of the Post Office,
and if there be any breach of the above regulations, the packet is
chargeable with treble the amount of postage which a letter of the
same weight would have been liable to ; and any person who shall
write or inclose anything in a Newspaper, or the cover thereof, or
shall print any words or communication on a Newspaper after it
shall have been published, to be sent by the post, or any person
who shall knowingly send, or cause to be sent by the post., a News-
paper, in respect of which any one of those offences has been com-
mitted, may, at the option of the Postmaster-Genei"al, be pro-
secuted.
^^ As the mere affixing a Newspaper Stamp on any new pe-
riodical publication will not entitle it, as a matter of course Ao pass
free hy the Post, those who may be about to publish, for the iirst
time, any such paper, should submit a copy to the Postmaster-
General, in order that it niay be determined whether the publi-
cation is of a nature that will entitle it to pass free of Postage.
NEWSPAPERS DIRECT FROM THE BRITISH COLONIES
BY PACKET
Are delivered free of Postage at any place within the British do-
minions. Those for persons who have removed may be forwarded
by Post free of charge, provided they have not been opened at the
place to which they were originally addressed.
NEWSPAPERS TO THE BRITISH COLONIES AND
FOREIGN PARTS.
Newspapers liable to the Stamp Duty may be forwarded direct
to the British Colonies and possessions by her Majesty's Packet-
Boats, free of the duty of Postage, provided the same be duly
stamped and made up open at the ends, and put into the Office
within seven days after the day of publication.
Newspapers may also be forwarded to the Colonies by Private
Ships for a postage of one penny each, to be paid at the time of
putting in, under the same regulations as to dates.
NEWSPAPERS TO FRANCE
Are forwarded free of charge to the sender. A rate of one half-
penny will be charged upon delivery in France.
NEWSPAPERS FROM ABROAD.
The charges being the same each way, except from France,
vrhich are charged one halfpenny each.
All newspapers from abroad must be printed in the language of
the country from which they are sent.
SHIP LETTERS.
The single uniform rate on Letters between the United King-
dom and places beyond seas ('except those for France, Belgium,
Holland, and Hamburgh, to which places the rates are the same as
by packet.) when conveyed hj private Ship, is 8d,in wdiatever part
of the United Kingdom the Letters may be posted or delivered.
The rates of postage on " Ship," as on other Letters, are taken
by v/eight.
Not exceeding half an ounce, Os 8i
» one „ 14
' „ two „ 2 8
„ three ,, 4 0 and so on.
FEESONS EXEMPT FROM SHIP LETTER POSTAGE.
The Owner, Charterers, or Consignees, (resident in the United
Kingdom,) and the Owner, Consignees, and Shippers of Goods on
board Vessels inward bound, are entitled to i-eceive their Letters
free from Sea Postage, to the extent collectively of six ounces in
■weight, by any one vessel to any snch person. The Ovvucr, Char-
terer, or Consignee must be described as such on the address and
superscription; and in the case of Owners, Shi))pers, or Con-
signees of goods — (it must also appear by the Ship's manifest that-
they have goods on board the vessel) — such persons are entitled to
have their Letters, which come within the above conditions, before
the master of the v^essel delivers the other Letters in his charge
to the Post Office.
^'^ Every person who shall, with intent to evade any duty of
Postage, falsely superscribe a Letter, as being the Owner, or the
Charterer, or the Consignee of a vessel conveying the same, or as
the Owner, or the Shipper, or the Consignee of Goods shipped xQ
such vessel, shall, for every offence, forfeit Teix Pounds.
Table of the Route of the French Steam Packets, with the Time
occupied during the Voyages, aud Time of Stopping at each Place
from Marseilles to Alexandria.
TimeofVoyage,
From Marseilles to Leghorn,
Civita Vecchia,.,
Naples,.,
Malta,
Syra,
^Athens,
Smyrna,
Constantinople,..
Alexandria,
from Alexandria to Syra,
Athens,
Smyrna,...
Constantinople,..
Malta,
Naples
Civita Veechia,...
Leghorn,
Marseilles,
Days. Hours.
10
10
2
3
o
O
5
5
7
8
9
10
10
2
23
22
10
21
13
16
16
2
13
5
18
17
14
16
16
Stop.
Days. Hours.
7
8
6
12
14
15
18
12
14
15
6
6
The Packets leave Marseilles the 1st, 11th, and 21st of each
Month at 5 p.m., and Alexandria the 6th, ICtb, and 26th at 4 p.m.
Letters intended to be sent by these Packets must be addressed
" via Marseilles" " per French PacTcetr
MAILS MADE UP IN LONDON.
When made up
in London.
"When Due.
France, Daily
Belgium, Daily .,
Holland, Wed. and bat. mornings.
Daily.
Daily.
Mon. and Thurs*
Hamburgh, Sweden, ) mj i-c-j m .lo*
and Norway, } Tuesday and Friday Tues. and Sat.
Lisbon, Madeira, Vigo, Cadiz, Oporto, and Gibraltar, on the
mornings of the 7th, 17th, and 27th of each Month, (unless
these dates fall on a Sunday), and then on the following Morn-
ing. ... ■ .'
Malta, Greece, and Ionian, Islands, via Southampton — Twice
in each month, viz. : — on the 3d morning of every Month, and
on the 20th morning of every Month, (unless these dates fall on
a Sunday,) and then on the previous evening.
Syria, Egyft, and India, via Southampton, mornings of the 3d
and 20th in every Month.
Brazils, Buenos Ayres, Madeira, and Canary Islands, 1st
Tuesday in each Month.
British North America, Bermuda, and United States, 3d
and 18th of every Month, except in the winter Months, Decem-
ber, January, February, and March, on the 3d only.
Jamaica, Leeward Islands, Hayti, Porto Rico, Cuba, and
Venezuela, mornings of the 2d and 17th of every Month.
Mexico, morning of the 2d of every Month.
Panama (New Gkanada), morning of the 17th of every month.
Mails despatched on the mornings of the- 7th, 17th, and 27th of
each Month for Vigo, Oporto, Lisbon, Cadiz, and Gibraltar, are
forwarded by steam vessels from Southampton to Gibraltar.
The mails of the third and twentieth days in each month are
forwarded by the same packet from Southampton to Alexandria,
leaving mails at Malta.
The mails from Greece and the Ionian Islands are sent from
thence on the mornings of the 3d and 20th of each month j and
are conveyed from Malta by steam packets, which start after the
arrival of the mails from England.
The mails for Egypt and India ai^e forwarded direct from South-
ampton, on the 3d and 20th mornings of each month, by steam
packets.
From August to January inclusive, the Brazil Packet touches at
Pernambuco and Bahia on her outward passage to Rio Janeiro,
and the other six months on her homeward.
UNIVERSAL RATES OF POSTAGE
On Letters and Newspapers to the Colonies and Foreign parts, with Routes
of Mails and days of their despatch.
The time of despatch is, in all cases, FROM LONDON.
, All Newspapers to' the Colonies, and Foreign parts, must be posted within
seven days from the date of publication, and to all places to which News-
papers are not sent free, the postage on them must be paid in advance.
*5^* Unpaid Letters, specially addressed to be forivarded by routes which
require postage to be paid in advance, U'ill not, if there be any means of
transmitting them, be opened and returned to the tvriter for the payment
of such postage, but ivill be despatched, if possible, by other routes, unpaid-
Abyssinia. No regular mails. Letters should be addressed to the
. care of an agent, at "Malta" or "Aden," as opportunities for
direct communication seldom occur.
Africa. To the places in Africa not mentioned in this list, there
are no regular packets. Mails are despatched through the Ship-
letter Office by every outward bound vessel. Postage, 8d.,
not exceeding J oz., and so on. Newspapers to British Settle-
ments in Africa Id each, other places (Algeria excepted) 2d
each.
Algeria. See France.
A LEXANDRiA. Letters may be sent unpaid by the French Packet-
Boats, which leave Marseilles on the 1st, 4th, 11th, and 2Ist of
each month, at 5 P.M.f and quit Alexandria on the 6th, 11th,
16th, and 26th at 4 p.m.; or may be paid to destination Is 3d
under i~ oz., 2s Id under ^ oz., 3s 4d under f oz., 4s 2d under 1
oz., 5s lOd under Ij oz , and so on. Or unpaid by British
• Packets, by closed Mail from Marseilles, or paid to destination.
Is 8d under ^ oz., 2s Id under ^ oz., 33 9d under f oz., 4s 2d
under 1 oz., 7s Id under Ij oz. By closed Mails which leave
• London en the 7th and 24th of racli mouth, (unless that should
happen on a Suiiday, and then the following day). Letters are
always forwarded by the closed Mails unless otherwise directed.
Letters may be forwarded via Soutiiampton on the mornings of
the 3d and 20ih of each month (unless they fall on a Sunday,
and then the previous evening), Is 6d not exceeding h oz., paid
and unpaid, and so on, for this route. — Letters should be ad-
dressed " via Southampton." Newspapers 2d each by South-
ampton or by French Packet, and 3d each by Closed Mail.
America. See United States.
Arabia. See India (East.)
Archipelago, (The Grecian), via France. Letters must be paid
to Calais, 5d not exceeding J oz. and so on, or may be paid as
far as Trieste ; Is 3d under J oz, 2s Id under h oz., 3s 4d under
f oz., 4s 2d under 1 oz., 5s lOd under l^ oz., and so on. See also '
Greece. Newspapers by Packet, free, Id via France, 3d by
closed Mail.
Archipelago (the East Indian), Sumatra, Borneo, the Mol-
ucca, or Spice Islands, a^id the Phillipines. No regular
Mails. Paid Letters are forwarded through the Ship Letter
Office, "by Private Ship," at every opportunity, or via South-
ampton, If specially so addressed; they may be forwarded by
the Ovei'land Mail, via Marseilles, under ^ oz. 2s 2d, under J
oz. 2s 7d, under |- oz. 4s *Jd, under 1 oz. os 2d, under \^ oz.
' 9s Id. Via Southampton, under ^ oz. Is 4d, under 1 oz. 2s 8d,
above 1 oz. 5s 4d, aad so on. Newspapers by Ship, 2d; via
10
Southampton, 4d; via Marseilles^ 5d. To Java letters may be
forwarded via Holland Is, not exceeding ^ oz,, and so on.
Newspapers, Id.
Australia. Letters are sent throngh the Ship Letter Office, "by
Private Ship," 8d, not exceeding g- oz.; or (if specially so ad-
dressed), they can be forwarded " by Sydney Packet" on the
last day of every month. Postage, Is, not exceeding J oz. ; or, if
so addressed, by the Overland Mails via. Southampton and Mar-
seilles ; Postage, under ^ oz. 2s 2d, under h oz. 2s 7d, under f
oz. 43 9d, under 1 oz. 5s 2d, under l^oz. 9s Id; via Southamp-
ton, under ^ oz. Is 4d, under 1 oz." 23 8d, above 1 oz. 5s 4d,
and so on. Newspapers by Private Ship, Id each ; if addressed
" by Sydney Packet/' free; via Southampton, 2d; via Mar-
seilles, 5d.
Austrian Dominions and City of Belgrade. Letters forwarded
daily via France, unpaid or paid to destination, Is 5d under ^
oz.,2s 5d under |- oz., 3s lOd under f oz., 4s lOd under 1 oz.,
6s 8d under Ij oz. And on Tuesday and Friday, if so ad-
dressed, via Hamburgh, Is lOd not exceeding i- oz., paid in
advance, and so on ; or " via Holland," if addressed " via FvOt-
terdani/' Od not exceeding ^ oz. ; or via Belgium, if addressed
" by Ostend," and paid, 8d not exeeding J oz. Newspapers 2d
each.
Azores Letters, which must be paid, are forvrarded on the 7th, 17th
and 27th of each month, ''via Southampton," unless these dates
fall on a Sunday, and then on the following morning, Postage Is
9d, not exceeding |- oz., and so on. Newspapers 2d.
Baden Letters are sent on Tuesday and Friday, via Hamburgh,
Postage Is lOd, not exceeding J oz., or through France daily (if
so addressed), paid to destination, 9d under ^ oz,, Is Id under J
oz.. Is lOd under f oz., 2s 3d under 1 oz., 3s 4d under Ijoz., and
so on, or by Belgium, if so addressed. Postage 8d not exceed-
ing J oz„ or via Holland, on the mornings of Wednesday and
Saturday, if so addressed^ 8d not exceeding J oz. Newspapers
2d each.
Bahamas, (the). Mails despatched on the mornings of the 2d and
17th of every month (excepting when those dates fall on a Sun-
day, in such cases the Mail of the 2d is despatched on the even-
ing of the 1st, and the mail of the I7th on the morning of the
18th) via Southampton, Is not exceeding ^ oz., paid or unpaid,
and so on. Newspapers free.
Balearic Islands. Letters, which must be paid (for rates of
Postage, see Spain) forwarded via France, unless specially di-
rected " via Southampton," when they are forwarded on the 7th,
I7tb, and 27th of each month, unless those dates should fall.oa
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a Sunday, and then on the following morning. Newspapers 2d
each.
Barbary, no regular Packets. Letters are dispatched by Pri-
vate Ship, when opportunities occur, but these being but sel-
dom, Letters should be addressed to an agent at Malta or Gib-
raltar, which see.
Bavaria. Letters are sent on Tuesday and Friday, via Hambargh.
Postage, Is lOd not exceeding ^ oz., or through France daily, (if
so addressed) unpaid or paid to Calais, 5d not exceeding h cz., or
to destination is 8d under ;^ oz , 2s lid u'ader-|^ oz., 4s 7d under
^ oz., 5s lOd under 1 oz., 7s lid under l£ oz., and so on; or by
Belgium, (if so addressed), Postage 8d not exceeding^ oz. ; or
via Holland, on the mornings of "Wednesday and Saturday, (if
so addressed,) Postage 8d not exceeding ^ oz. Newspapers 2d
each.
Belgium letters, paid or unpaid, are despatched daily to Ostend.
Postage Is under ^ oz., Is 4d under ^ oz., 2s 4d under £ cz., and
2s 8d under 1 oz., and soon ; or, if so addressed, daily via France,
must be paid to Calais, 5d not exceeding ^ oz. ; or may be paid
through France, lOd under ^ oz., Is 3d under ^ oz., 2s id under
|- oz., 2s Gd under 1 oz., Ss 9d under 1|- oz., and so on. News-
papers free.
Bermuda Letters, paid or unpaid, forwarded via Liverpool on the
evenings of the 3d and 18th of each month, except in December,
January, February, and March on the 3d onl\% or specially
directed n'a Soutliampton ; or by West India packet throughout
the year ; on the morning of the 17th, or, in the event of the
17th falling on a Sunday, on the morning of the 18th of every
month. Postage, paid or unpaid, by either route Is not exceeding
^ oz., and so on Newspapers free.
Bohemia. See Austria.
Brazil Letters, which must be paid, are despatched by sailing
packets, via Falmouth, on the evening of the first Tuesday in
every month, 2s 9d not exceeding J oz , and so on. From August
to January inclusive, the packet touches at Pernambuco and
Bahia on her outward passage to Rio Janeiro, and the other six
months on her homeward. Newspapers free.
Bremen (Free City). Mails by which Letters may be paid to des-
tination 8dnot exceeding A oz., and so on, or sent unpaid, are
despatched every Tuesday and Friday night by Thames packet
to Hamburgh ; or Letters addressed via France may be senfe
daily, unpaid or paid, to destination, Is 3d under ^ oz., 2s Id un-
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der ^ oz., 3s 4d under f oz., 4s 2d under 1 oz., 5s lOd under 1^
oz., and so on. Newspapers free by Packet ; 2d via France.
British Colonies in West Indies. See West Indies.
British North America. Letters are despatched by Steam
Packets, via Liverpool, on the evenings of the 3d and 18th of
every month (unless tliose dates fall on a Sunday, in which case
the following evening), except December, January, February,,
and March, on the 3d only; Is 2d not exceeding ^ oz,, paid or
unpaid, Halifax excepted, Is only not exceeding the |- oz. Ber-
muda ; see Bermuda. Letters are likewise despatched through
the Ship Letter Office; if addressed by " Private Ship," postage
8d not exceeding ^ oz., and so on. Newspaper by Ship Id, by
Packet (Canada excepted) free ; Canada, ^d each charged on de-
livery.
Brunswick. Letters are conveyed either by Packet Boat or
Private Ship, between the United Kingdom and Brunswick, at
the uniform rate of 9d not exceeding the ^ oz., paid or unpaid.
For further information, see Northern States of Europe. News-
papers, Id each.
Buenos Ayres. Letters, which must be paid, are despatched in
■ Sailing Packets, via Falmouth, on the evening of the first Tues-
■ day in every month, 2s 7d not exceeding ^ oz., and so on. News-
papers free.
Canada. See British North America.
Canary (or Fortunate) Islands. Letters, which must be paid,
are despatched by Brazil Packet, via Falmouth, on the first Tues-
day in every month. Is lOd not exceeding -J oz., and so on.
Newspapers 2d each.
Chagres and Pacific. Mails, by which the letters must be paid,
despatched on the morning of the IJth (or, in the event of the I7th
falling on a Sunday, on the morning of the 18th) of every month,
via Southampton, Is 2d not exceeding A- oz., and so on. News-
papers 2d each by Packet; Id by private Ship.
Chili. See Chagres.
China. Letters, which (except Hong Kong) must be paid, are des-
patched with those for India (East.) Postage, via Marseilles,
under ^ oz. 2s 2d, under ^ oz. 2s 7d, under J oz. 4s 9d, under 1
oz. 5s 2d, under \\ oz. 9s Id ; via Southampton, under J oz. Is
4d, and so on; Hong Kong, Is under ^ oz. Newspapers to
Hong Kong, 2d via Southampton ; 5d via Marseilles ; Id by any
private ship to any part of China ; 4d via Southampton, 5d via
. Marseilles, and 2d via private Ship.
Colombia, divided into Equator (Republic), New Granada, and
Venezuela, w^hich latter see.
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Colombia River akd Hudson's Bat. No regular mail. Letters,
&c., are fbrv/arded by the Ship-letter Office, at every opportu-
nity, or they may, if especially so addreissed, be forwarded pre-
paid, via Ng vv York,
Constantinople. Letters may be sent unpaid by the French
packets, which leave Marseiiles on the 1st, 11th, and 21st of
each, month, at five p.m., or paid to destination, Is 3d under
J oz., 2s Id under J oz,, 'i^ 4d under |- oz, 4s 2d under 1 oz., 5s
lOd under 1|- oz., and so on. Ncv/spapers, 2d.
Cuba. Bee St Jag-o and Cuba, also liavannah.
Dalmatia. See Austria.
Dardanelles. 8e& Turkey.
Denmark. Paid Letters despatched every Tuesday and Friday
by packets from London, via, Hambui-gh, Is lOd not exceeding
J oz., or may be sent through France, unpaid or paid, to desti-
nation, Is 8d under J oz., 2s lid under -A- oz., 4s 7d under J oz.,
5s lOd under 1 oz., 7s lid under IJ oz., and so on. Letters
intended to pass thi-ough France should be so directed. News-
papers, free by Packet, 2d via France.
Egypt. Closed mails are made up on the evenings of the 7th and
24th of each month (unless they should happen on Sunday, then
the following evening), and despatched via. Marseilles. Letters
must be prepaid ; Is Sd i nder |- oz. By this route, all Letters
are forv/arded, unless otherwise addressed. Letters addressed
"via Southampton,'"^ will be forwarded by the mails on the
mornings of the 3d and 20th of each month, unless they should
be on a Sunday, when the mails are made up on the previous even-
ing ; Is 61 not exceeding |- oz., and soon. To Alexandria only,
letters may go unpaid by the French packets, which leave Mar-
seilles on the 1st, 4th, 1 Ith, and 21st of each month, at five p.m.,
or, by the same route, may be paid to destination. Is 3d under
4 oz,, 23 Id under J cz., 3s 4d under |- oz,, 4s 2d under 1 oz., 5s
lOd under IJ oz., and so on. To all places in Egypt, except
Alexandria, Letters must be paid. Newspapers, by closed Mail,
3d; by Southampton or by Fi'ench Packet, 2d. ■
Equator (Republic of). See Nevv^ Granada.
Falkland Ibles. No i-egular Mails. Letters are despatched by
the " Ship Letter Office," at every opportunity, 8d not exceed-
ing J oz. ; or, if specially so addressed by Brazil Packet, via
Falmouth, 23 Od not exceeding ^ oz., and so on. Newspapers,
2d each.
Foreign — West Indies. See West Indies.
France and Algeria. Daily, via Dover. Letters may be sent
unpaid or paid to destination.
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Combined British and French Bates,
Weighing under
^02.
Bi-itisb, 5d
French, 5d
Weiahing i
and not ex-
ceeding- 4 oz.
lOd
5d
Exceeding
and under i
oz.
lOd
Is 3d
Weigliing |
and not ex-
ceeding i 02.
lOd
ls8d
Exceeding 1
and under IJ
oz.
ls8J
2s Id
Total, lOd Is 3d 2s Id 2s 6d 3s 9d
The Frencli uniform rate has reference to those letters
only, the Postage upon which is paid in the United Kingdom. If
a letter be dispatched unpaid, the French charge upon delivery-
varies accoi'ding to the distance, in conformity with the laws of
Fi'ance. Newspapers free by Packet ; Id by Private Ship.
Frankfort (Free City of). See German States.
Gallicia (Austrian Poland). See Austria,
Geuman States. Served by the Office of Tour and Taxis, throagh
France. : — •
1
J
Bremen
Frankfort
Hamburgh
Lubeck
Hesse Dramstadt.
Hesso (Electora]).
Hesse-Hariibut-gh
Lippe Detmold.
Nassau.
} Free cities.
Kcus,
Saxe-Altenburg:h.
S.ixe Cuburgh-Gotha.
Saxe-Aieningeu.
Saxe Weimar.
Schauniberg- Lippe.
Scwarlzburgh-Sonderhausen.
Wirtemburgh.
Buxolstadt.
Letters for these States are forwarded on Tuesdays and Fridays
by the ITamburgh Mail, unless otherwise addressed. Postage
from London (to Hamburgh, Bremen, and Lubeck excepted) Is
8d not exceeding h oz., 3s 4d not exceeding 1 oz., and so on.
From any other place Is lOd not exceeding h oz., 3s 8d not
exceeding 1 oz., and so on, which must be paid in advance.
Letters for Hamburgh, Bremen, and Lubeck, are forwarded by
Hamburgh Mail. Postageto Hamburgh and Lubeck 6d, not
exceeding J oz., Is not exceeding 1 oz; to Bremen 8d not ex-
ceeding J oz., Is 4d not exceeding 1 oz. When specially so
addressed, the letters for any of the German States may be sent
every evening via France or Belgium, and on the mornings of
"Wednesday and Saturday via Holland, via France ; the postage
is Is 3d under J oz., 2s Id under J oz., 3s 4d under | oz., 4s 2d
under 1 oz., 5s lOd under Ij oz., payment optional. Via Hol-
land and Belgium, 8d not exceeding J oz. The postage jnust be
paid in advance in the two latter cases. Newspapers to Bremen,
Hamburgh, and Lubeck, pass free by packet. To Frankfort and
the German States they are charged 2d each.
Germany. See German States and Austria.
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Gibraltar. Letters are despatched on the mornings of the 7th,
17th, and 27fch of every month, unless those dates fall on Sunday,
and then on the following morning. Via Southampton and by
the India Mail, via Southampton on the 3d and 20th of every
month. Is not exceeding ^ oz. and so on, paid or unpaid. News-
papers free.
Greece. Letters prepaid are despatched daily, via France, and
twice month'y via Southampton, on the mornings of the 3d and
20th unless they happen to fall on Sunday, when the mail is
made up on the previous evening. Postage Is 6d not exceeding
^ oz.; or may be paid to Calais, 5d not exceeding ^ oz. ; or as
far as Trieste, Is 3d under ^ oz., 2s Id under J oz., 3s 4d under
f oz., 4s 2d under 1 oz., 5s lOd under 1} oz., and so on ; or may
be sent unpaid by French Packets which leave Mar-S^ilies on
the 1st, 11th. and 21st of each month at 5 p.m., or by the same
route may be paid to destination, under i- oz. is 5d, under ^ oz.
2s 5d, under f oz. Ss lOd, under 1 oz. 4s lOd, under li oz. 6s 8d,
and so on.. Letters intended to be sent " by French Packet,'"'
should be so directed. Newspapers id each via Marseilles, or
free by Packet.
Gautemala. See Honduras.
Hamburgh, Free City of. Letters, paid or unpaid, forwai'ded
every Tuesday and Friday night from London, 8d not exceeding
^ oz. See also German States. Newspapers free.
Hanover. Letters are convej'ed either by Packet or by private
Ship, between the United Kingdom and Hanover at the uni-
form rate of 9d, not exceeding g-oz. paid or unpaid. For farther
information, see Northern States of Europe. Newspapers, Id
each.
Havana. Mails, by which the Letters must be paid despatched, on
the morning of the 2d (or in the event of the 2d tailing on a
Sunday, on the evening of the 1st), of every month, via South-
ampton, 2s 3d not exceeding f oz. and so on. Newspapers, 2d
each.
Heliogoland. Letters, which must be paid, forwarded by Packet
from London every Tuesday and Fi-iday night via Hamburgh,
6d not exceeding ^ oz. Newspapers free.
Hesse (Electoral), Hesse-Barmstadt and PIesse-Homburg.
See German States.
Hindostan. See India (East.)
Holland. Letters forwarded by Packet from London every Wed-.
nesday and Saturday, Is not exceeding ^ oz., paid or unpaid.
For Countries on the Continent of Europe via Holland, 8d not
exceeding J oz., which must be paid in advance. Letters for
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Holland, if addressed via France, may be sent daily ; paid to
Calais 5d not -xceeding h oz,, or throagli France lOd under ^ oz..
Is 3d under J oz., 2s Id under |- oz., 2s 6d under 1 oz., 3s 9d
under]|-oz., and so on. Newspapers to Holland, or passing
through, by Packet, Id, via France, 2d.
Honduras. Mails by which Letters, paid or unpaid, are despatched
on the mornings of the 2d (or, in the event of the 2d falling on a
Sunday, on the evening' of the 1st) of every month, via South-
ampton, Is not exceeding ^ oz., aiid so on. Newspapers free.
Hong Kong, See In^iia (East),
'Hungary. See Austria.
Illyeia. See Austria,
India (East). Closed Mails are made up on the 7th and 24th of
each month, unless they should happen on a Sunday, and then
the following day, and despatched via Marseilles, whence they
are forwarded by British Steam-boats. All paid Letters are
sent b}'' this route, unless otljerwise addressed. Must be paid
to Bombay, Is 10^1 under J oz., 2s 3d under h oz., 4s Id under
£ oz., 4s 6d under 1 oz., 7s 9d under IJ oz., and so on. Mails
for India are likewise forwarded via Southampton on the morn-
ings of the 3d and 20th of every month, unless they should hap-
pen on a Sunday, then the previous evening, Is net exceeding
J oz. ; on Letters for places within the territory of the East In-
dia Company, addressed '•' via Southampton," the payment is
optional; the Postage on all other Letters addressed to India,
as well as on all Letters addressed to countries beyond India
(the colony of Hong Kong excepted), by whatever route they
may be forwarded must be paid in advance. Newspapers, by
British Packet from Marseilles, 3d • free via Southampton.
lO-viAN Islands. Mails, by which the Postage is Is, not exceeding
h oz., and payment optional, ai-e forwarded via Southampton, on
the mornings of the 3d and 20th of every month (unless this
should happen on a Sunday), then the previous evening, or
daily vZa France, paid to Trieste, Is 3d under |- oz., 2s Id un-
der J oz., 3s 4d under f oz., 4s 2d under 1 oz., 5s lOd under
1| oz., and so on. If paid to destination by French Packet
from Marseilles, at the sime rates ; or may be paid to Calais, 5d
not exceeding ^ oz., and so on. Letters are forwarded by Closed
Mail on the 7th and 24th of every month via Marseilles, in British
Packets, Is 8d under J oz , 2s Id under ^ oz., 3s 9d under |- oz.,
4s 2d under 1 oz., 7s Id under Ij oz., and so on. All paid Let-
ters for the Ionian Islands, not otherwise directed, are "orvvarded
via Trieste. None can be despatched unpaid but via South-
ampton. Newspapers, free by Southampton Packet j or, if ad-
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addressed via Trieste, 2d ; by French Packet via Marseilles,
3d ; by British (Closed Mails).
Italy (Northern). See Venetian Lombardy.
Italy (Southern) including Papal States, Two Sicilies, (Naples
and Sicily,) Modena, Parma, and Plucintia. Letters ibrwariled
daily via France, may be paid only as far as Calais, 5d not ex-
ceeding J oz., and so on ; or to the frontier towns of Casal, Pur-
terlingOj^or San Benditto, Is 3d under J oz,, 2s Id under -^ oz.,3s
4d under f oz., 4s 2d under 1 oz , 5s lOd under 1 J oz., and so on.
See also " Lucca" and " Tuscany." Or Letters for the Papal
States, or tv/o Sicilies, may, if addressed via Marseilles by French
packet, be forwarded unpaid by the packets which leave Mar-
seilles on the 1st, 11th, and 21st of each month, at 5 p.m. ; or
paid to destination by the same route, Papal States, Is 7d under
J oz., 2s 9d under i oz., and so on ; Naples aiid Sicily Is 9d un-
der J oz., 3s Id under J oz., and so on ; Newspapers, 2d each.
Jamaica. Letters paid or unpaid on the mornings of the 2d and
17th (or in the event of the 2d falling on a Sunday, on the e'^en
ing of the 1st, or if the 17th fall on a Sunday, on the morniDg
of the 18th), of every month via Southampton, at the uniform
rate of Is 2d not exceeding J oz. and so on. Letters addressed
to or posted at Kingston (the Packet port in Jamaica), not be-
ing liable to enter. Colonial postages are charged only Is per
J oz., and so on. Newspapers fi'ee.
La Guayra. See Venezula.
La Plata. See Buenos Ay res. '
Leeward Islands. The Mails despatched with those for Jamaica,
arrangements the same. Letters, paid or unpaid. Is not exceed-
ing ^ oz., and so on. Newspapers free.
LipPE Detmold. See German States.
Lombardy. See Venetian Lombardy.
LuBECK (Free City of). Paid Letters forwarded by Packet from
London every Tuesday and Friday night, 6d not exceeding ^ oz,,
and so on. Seeslso German States. Newspapers free.
JjUCCa, Letters forwarded daily ; may be paid through France,
lOd under ^ oz.. Is 3d under J oz., and so on ; or may be paid as
far as Sarzani, the Italian frontier of Sardinia; Is 4d under J
oz., 2s 3d under h oz., and so on. Newspapers, 2d each..
Madeira. Letters, which must be paid, Is 9d not exceeding ^- oz.,
and so on, forwarded on the mornings of the 7th, 17th, and 27th of
each month (unless those dates should fall on a Sunday, and then,
on the following morning) ; via Lisbon, first Tuesday in every
month, by Brazil Mail, Is lOd not exceeding g^oz., and so on ;
and on the mornings of the 2d and 17th (or in the event of tha
B
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2d falling on Sunday, on the evening of the 1st, or if the I7th
fall on a Sunday, on the morning of the 18th) day of every
month ; via Southampton, by West India Mail, at the same
rates. Newspapers, 2d each.
Malta. Closed Mails are made up in London on the 7th and 24th
of each month (unless they should happen on a Sunday, and
then on the following day), by which Letters may be forwarded
by British Packets, " via Marseilles," either unpaid or paid to
destination, Is 3d under |^oz.; Is 8d under J oz. ; 2s lid un-
der 1^ oz., 3s 4d under 1 oz., 5s 5d under \^ oz., and so on.
Letters are always sent by this route, unless otherwise addressed.
Mails are made up to be sent via Southampton, on the morning
of the 3d and 20th of each month (unless they should happen
on a Sunday, when the Mail is made up on the previous, even-
ing). Is not exceeding ^ oz., paid or unpaid, and "so on. Letters
may also be forwax-ded to Malta by French Packets, which leave
Marseilles on the 1st, 4th, 11th, and 21st of each month, at 5
P.M., unpaid, or paid to destination. Is Id under ^ oz., Is 9d
under J oz., 2s lOd under f oz., 3s 6d under 1 oz., 5s under
I5 oz. For this route. Letters should be addressed per French
Packet, via Marseilles. Newspapers free by Southampton Pac-
ket, French Packet, 2d ; British Packet (Closed), 3d.
Mauritius. No regular Packets. Mails are despatched through
the Ship Letter Office, by every private vessel, bound to, or
touching at the Mauritius. Letters may be forwarded via Mar-
seilles,' by Overland Mail, or via Southampton, if specially so
addressed. Postage via Marseilles, under J oz. 2s 2d, under
^ oz. 2s 7d; via Southampton, under*J oz. Is 4d, under 1 oz.
2s 8d, and so on. The usual mode, however, is through the Ship
Letter Office. By " Private Ship," 8d not exceeding ^ oz., and
so on. Newspapers Id by Ship, 2d via Southampton, and 5d via
Marseilles.
Mediterranean. See Malta, Greece, or Ionian Islands.
Mecklenburg Schwerin. See Northern States of Europe .
Mecklenburg Strelitz. See do.
Mexico. Mails, by which Letters must be paid, despatched on the
morning of the 2d, (or in the event of the 2d falling on a Sun-
day, on the evening of the 1st) of every month, via Southamp-
ton, 2s 3d, not exceeding ^ oz., and so on. Newspapers, 2d each.
MoDENA. See Southern Italy.
Moldavia, via France daily, unpaid or paid to destination Is 9d
under }- oz. ; 3s Id under |- oz. ; 4s lOd under f oz;| 6s 2d un-
der 1 oz. ; 8s 4d under \^ ozs. ; and so on. Newspapers, 2d
each.
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Molucca Island. See Archapelago (the East Indian.)
Moravia. See Austria.
Morocco. See Barbary.
Naples. See Southern Italj.
Nassau (Germany.) See German States.
Nassau (New Providence.) See Bahama.
Newfoundland. See British North America.
New Granada. Mails, by which Letters must be paid, despatched
on the morning of the l7th day of every month via Southampton,
2s 3d not exceeding g-oz., and so on. In the event of the 17th
falling on a Sunday, the Mails are despatched on the following
morning. Newspapers free.
New South Wales. See Sydney and Australia.
New Zealand. See Australia.
Northern States of Europe. (Forwarded through the Office of
Tour and Taxis.) Through France daily, Brunswick, Denmark,
Hanover, Mecklenburgh, Schwerin, Mecklenburg-Strelitz, 01-
. denburg. Saxony, Sweden, and Norway ; may be paid to des-
tination; Is 8d under Joz., 2s lid under ^-oz., and so on. Let-
ters are forwarded by Packet to Hambu;gh every Tuesday and
Friday; Postage Is lOd not exceeding J oz, ; or via Belgium
daily ; or via Holland, on the mornings oi' Wednesday and Sa-
turday; Postage 8d not exceeding J oz., Is 4d not exceeding
1 oz., and so on. Those intended to pass via France, Belgium,
or Holland, should be so directed. Newspapers— Denmark,
free, via Hamburgh ; other States, 2d each.
North America. See United States and British North America.
Norway and Sweden. See Northern States of Europe.
Nova Scotia, See British North America.
Nubia. No regular Mails. Letters should be addressed to the
care of an agent at Malta or Aden, as opportunities of direct
communication seldom occur.
Oldenburg. Mails, by which Letters must be paid, despatched on
every Tuesday and Friday, by Thames Packet, to Hamburgh,
6d not exceeding J oz., and so on ; or may be sent unpaid, if
forwarded via France, for which route see Northern States of
Europe. Newspapers, free by Packet ; via France, 2d each.
Papal States. See Southern Italy ; and Letters may be paid
to Calais, 5d not exceeding l- oz., or forwarded unpaid by French
Packet from Marseilles, or paid to destination Is 7d under ^ oz.,
2s 9d under J oz., 4s 4d under | oz., 5s 6d under 1 oz., 7s 6d
under IJ oz., and so on. For this route Letters should be ad-
dressed, per French Packet via Marseilles. Newspapers, 2d each.
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Parma and Placentia, See Southern Italy.
Persia. Lotters, v;hich must be paid, are forwarded via Alex-
andria and Beyvout. See Alexandria.
Peru. See Cliagres.
ToLAND. Mails, by which the Letters mxist be paid ; Postage
Is lOd not exceeding J oz., and ?o on, despatched every Tuesday
and Friday via Hamburgh. Letters, specialhi so directed, may
be forwarded to the Provinces of Cracow, Lublin, and Sando-
mier, daily via France, unpaid or paid, to Podgorce ; Is 6d under
J 03., 2s 7d under h oz., 4s Id under f oz., 5s 2d under 1 oz., 7s Id
under I5 os. They may also be forwarded via Holland and
Belgium, prepaid, 8d not exceeding h oz., if so addressed.
Newspapers, 2d each.
Port-Philip. Letters are despatched on the last day of each
month, by Packet, to Sydney (whence there is an Overland Post
to Port- Philip) ; Is not exceeding Joz., and so on ; or, sp-^cially
so addressed, may be sent ^ by Private Ship," 8d not exceed-
ing |- oz., and so on. All Letters must be paid. S'^e Aus-
tralia. Newspapers by Packet free ; by Private Ship, Id each.
Portugal. Mails, by which Letters must be paid, despatched on
the mornings of the 7th, 17th, and 27th, of each month, unless
those dates fall on a Sunday, and then on the following morn-
ing, via Southampton, Is 9d not exceeding J oz., or daily, if so
directed, via France. Paid through France, lOd under J oz..
Is 3d under J oz., 2s Id under f oz., 2s 6d under 1 oz., 3s 9d
■ under Ij oz., and so on. Newspapers, 2d each.
Prussia. Letters are despatched on Tuesday and Friday, via
Hamburgh ; Postage Is lOd not exceeding ^ oz., and so on; or
via France daily, if so addressed, must be paid as far as Calais,
5d not exceeding ^oz. ; or through France, lOd under J oz.. Is 3d
under J oz., 23 Id under f oz., 23 6d under 1 oz., 3s 9d under
l|:Oz., and so on. Also, if addressed, dailj via Belgium; Pos-
tage 8d not exceeding xjoz.-; by either route the Postage must
be paid in advance. Newspapers, 2d each.
Reuss. See German States.
Roman States. See Papal States.
Russia (Northern.) Mails, by which the letters must be paid,
despatched every Tuesday and Friday, by Thames Packet, to
Hamburg. Postage, Is lOd not exceeding J oz., and so on;
they may also be forwarded by Holland, if addressed ''via Rot-
terdam ;" or by Belgium, if " via Ostend." Postage 8d, not ex-
ceeding |- oz. Newspapers, 2d each.
Russia (Southern), including the governments of Abkhas, Astrak-
han, Bessarabia, Caucasus, Circassia, Cossacks of the Black Sea,
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Cossacks of the Don, Daughistan, Ekaterinoslaw, Georgia, Imere*
tia,Kiew,Koursk, Mingrella, Nicaolaw, Podolia,Poltowa,Schir-
. wan, Taurida, Tchernigow, Ukiaine, Volwynia, Voroney. Let-
ters, if specially directed, desj atched daily, via France, unpaid
or paid to destination; Is 6d under ^ oz., 25 7d under g- oz.,
and so on ; or by the Thames Packet to Hamburg, by which the
. Postage must be paid ; Is lOd not exceeding J oz., and so on,
. despatched every Tuesday and Friday. They may also be for-
warded, via Holland, 8d, not exceeding J oz., if addressed " by
Rotterdam ;'' or via Belgium, if addressetl " by Ostend" — 8d, not
exceeding J oz. Newspapers, 2d each.
St Domingo. For letters, see West Indies (Foreign.) News-
papers free.
St Helena. No regular packet. See Africa.
St Jago de Cuba. Mails, by which Letters must be paid, de-
spatched, fi'cs Southampton, on the mornings of the 2d and 17th
of every month ; 2s 3d, not exceeding ^ oz., and so on. When-
ever the 2d of the month falls on Sunday, the mails are made up
and despatched on the previous evening ; and whenever the IJth
of the month falls on Sunday, the mails are made up and de-
spatched on the following morning. Newspapers, 2d each.
Sandwich Islands. No regular mails. Letters despatched by
private ships at every opportunity — 8d not exceeding J oz.
Newspapers, Id each.
Sardinia. Letters may be paid, daily, through France — lOd under
J oz., Is 4d under J oz., and so on ; or to destination, Is Id under
J oz.. Is 9d under |- oz., and so on. Newspapers, 2d each.
Saxe Altenburg, Saxe Coburg Gotha, Saxe Meiningen, and
Saxe Weimar. See German States.
Saxony. See Northern States of Europe.
SCHAUMBERG LiPPE, SCHWARTZBURG RuDOLSTADT, and SCHWARTZ-
BURG Sonde RHAUSEN. See German States.
Siberia. See Russia.
Sicilies, i. e., Naples and Sicily. See Southern Italy. And
Letters may be forwarded, unpaid, by French packets, from Mar-
seilles, ox paid to destination — Is 9d under J oz., 3s Id under J
oz., and so on. For this route. Letters should be addressed "Per
French Packet, via Marseilles"
Sierra Leone. No regular packet. See Africa.
Silesia. See Austria.
Singapore. See India (East.)
fiouTH Australia. See Australia.
Southern Italy, See Italy (Southern.)
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Spain. Mails made up on the mornings of the 7th, 17thj and 27th
of every month, unless those dates fall on the Sunday, and then
on the following^ morning, and despatched via Southampton.
2s 2d not exceeding i oz., and so on. Letters may be sent daily
via Calias ; lOd under |^ oz. ; Is 3d under J oz. j and so on. By
either routes the postage must be paid.
*^* Letters for Spain, not specially addressed, (with the ex-
ception of Cadiz, Vigo, and Carunno, which are sent via Southamp'
ton,) are forwarded through France. Newspapers via Southamp-
ton, free ; via France, one halfpenny each.
Styria. See Austria.
Swan River. See Australia.
Sweden and Norway. See Northern States of Europe.
Switzerland. Letters despatched daily through France; paid
to destination, lid under J oz. ; Is 5d under ^ oz. ; and so on.
Newspapers, 2d each.
Sydney. Mails despatched from London by sailing packet on the
last day of every month, unless that should happen on a Sun-
day, and then the day following. Postage, (which must be paid
in advance, Is not exceeding J oz., and letters, if specially so di-
rected, may be sent "by private ship," 8d not exceeding |^oz., and
80 on; or by India, if specially addressed via Marseilles, under J
oz. 2s 2d ; under J oz. 2s 7d ; via Southampton, under J oz.
Is 4d, and so on. Newspapers by packet free; by private ship,
one penny each ; via Marseilles, 5d ; via Southampton, 2d each.
Syra. See Greece.
Syria. Closed mails are made up in London on the 7th and 24th
of each month, (unless they should happen on a Sunday, then
the following day), and despatched to Marseilles, whence they
are forwarded by British packets. All letters to Syria are sent
yb this route, unless otherwise addressed. Is 8d under J oz.
Mails are despatched, via Southampton, on the mornings of the
3d and 20th of every month, (unless they happen on a Sunday,
and then the mail is made up on the previous evening) ; Is 6d
not exceeding |- oz. Letters for this route should be addressed
via Southampton, and all must be paid. Newspapers, by closed
mail, 3d each ; by Southampton or by French packet, 2d each.
Texas. No regular mail. Letters, &c. are forwarded by private
ship at every opportunity. Postage, 8dnot exceeding J oz.,and
so on. Newspapers, Id each.
Transylvania. See Austria.
Tripoli and Tunis. See Barbary.
Turkey in Europe, (with the town of Scutari in Asia.) Daily,
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via France, paid or unpaid to destination ; Is lid under ]^ oz. ;
. 3s 5d under 5 oz., except Belgrade, which is Is 5d. under ^ oz. ;
2s 5d under J oz., and so on. Newspapers, 2d each.
Turkey in Asia (except Scutari.) Letters, which must be paid,
Is 8d under 5^ oz. ; 2s Id under 1 oz., and so on, are forwarded
with those for Alexandria via Marseilles. Newspapers, 2d each-
Letters to Smyrna, the Dardanelles, and Constantinople, may be
forwarded by the French packets, which leave Marseilles on the
1st, 11th, and 21st of every "month at 5 p. m., unpaid, or paid to
destination. Is 3d under ^ oz,, 2s Id under J oz., and so on.
They should be addressed via Marseilles by French packet.
Newspapers, 2d each.
Tuscany. Letters forwarded daily, may be paid through France,
lOd under J oz.. Is 3d under J oz., and so on ; or may be paid
as far as Sarzani, the Italian frontier of Sardinia, Is 4d under ^
oz., 2s 3d under J oz., and so on ; or may be sent unpaid by
French packet boats from Marseilles, or paid to destination by
the same route. Is 9d under ^ oz. ; 3s Id under J oz., and so on.
Newspapers, 2d each.
Tyrol (Northern and Southern.) See Austria.
United States. Mails, by which letters must be paid, despatched
by steam packets from Liverpool on the 3d and 18th of every
month, except December, January, February, and March, when
on the 3d only J Is not exceeding |^ oz. ; and so on. Letters,
addressed " by private ship," may also be despatched through
the ship letter office by any outward bound vessel. Postage 8d,
not exceeding J oz. Newspapers, 2d each.
Van Diemen's Land. See Australia.
Venezuela. Mails, by which the letters must be paid, despatched
on the morning of the 2d and 17th, (or, in the event of the 2d
falling on a Sunday, on the evening of the 1st, or if the 17th
fall on a Sunday, on the morning of the 18th), of every month,
via Southampton ; Is not exceeding J oz., and so on ; or by pri-
vate ship, 8d not exceeding J oz., and so on. Newspapers free
by packet; Id private ship.
Venetian Lombardy. Daily through France, unpaid ; or paid to
destination, Is 5d under ^ oz., 2s 5d under J oz., and so on.
Wallachia. Via France daily, unpaid or paid to destination,
Is 9d under J oz.; 3s Id under J oz., and so on. Newspapers,
2d each.
West Indies (British), except for Bahamas and Bermuda (which
see), the mails are despatched on the morning of the 2d and
17th (or, in the event of the 2d falling on a Sunday, on the even-
ing of the 1st ; or if the 17th fall on a Sunday, on the morning
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of the 1 8th) of eveiy month, via Southampton — Is if not exceed-
ing J oz., and so on, paid or unpaid. To Jamaica (the packet
port, Kingston, excepted) and Berbice, the Postage is Is 2d, not
exceeding ^ oz. This includes the inter-colonial rate of 2d the
J oz. Newspapers free.
West Indies (Foreign), except for Havana (which see), the
mails are forwarded with those for the West Indies (British.)
Lettei's and newspapers received until the same hour. Letters
must be paid — Is 5d not exceeding ^ oz., and so on. Newspapers,
2d each.
Wertemburg. Letter?, paid or unpaid, via France, under ^ oz.
lOd, under g- oz. Is 3d, under f oz. 2s Id. Sec also German
. States.
letters not to be sealed with wax when sent to warm
climates.
The practice of sealing Letters passing io and from the East and
West Indies, and other warm climates, with wax, is attended with
much inconvenience, and frequently with serious injury to the
Letters, in consequence of the melting of the wax and adhesion
of the Letters to each other.
In the case of mails received from India, considerable delay is
occasioned ; and notwithstanding the greatest care is taken in se-
parating the Letters, which, owing to the cause already mentioned
adhere closely together, many are much damaged and torn. The
public are, therefore, recommended, in all cases, to use wafers in
preference to wax, in securing their letters sent to India or other
warm climates, and also to advise their correspondents in those
countries to pursue the same course.
Private Steamers sail from Hull to Hamburgh on Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday ; to Rotterdam on Wednesday, and to
Antwerp on Saturday afternoon.
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CORPORATE ANB OTHER SOBIES*
BURGH OF DUNDEE.
Burgh funds at September 30th, 1845, estimated
at ... ... ... ... £111,405 12 3
Debts and obligations, ... ... ... 60,261 19 1
£51,143 13 2
Geokge Duncan, Esq., M.P. for the Burgh.
MAGISTRATES AND COUNCIL.
James Brown, Lord Provost and Chief Magistrate.
BAILIES.
John Anderson, First. William Moves, Third.
John Sturrock, Second. Peter Hean, Fourth.
William Thorns, Dean of Guild.
Thomas Cuthbert, Treasurer.
Charles Smith, Hospital Master.
William Harris, Kirk Master.
COUNCILLORS.
Alexander Easson, Alexander Low, John B. Rattray,
James Webster, Alexander Moncur, John Coupar,
W. G. Baxter, John Kennedy, jun., G. H. Newall,
P. H. Thoms, John Murdoch, Edward Urquhart.
William Rarrie and Christopher Kerr, Conjunct Town-Clerks.
William Boyd Baxter, Town Chamberlain.
William Scott, Superintendent of Town's Property.
COMMITTEES OF THE COUNCIL.
Finance.
The Treasurer, Convener,
Bailies Stnrrock, Moves, and Hean, the Dean of Guild, P. H.
Thoms, Alexander Easson, Alexander Low, Charles Smith,
James Webster, and William Harris.
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Church Matters.
The Kirk Master, Convener.
Bailie Hean, the Dean of Guild, John Kennedy, James "Webster,
Alexander Easson, P, H. Thorns, Alexander Honour, and John
Coupar.
Properties and Improvements.
Bailie Moyes, Convener.
Bailie Hean, the Dean of Guild, Alexander Easson, John Mur-
doch, P. H. Thorns, Charles Smith, William Harris, James
"Webster, and the Treasurer.
Hospital Funds.
The Hospital Master, Convener.
Murraygate — Alexander Easson, W. G. Baxter, John Coupar, and
Alexander Low.
Overrate — Bailies Moyes and Hean, James Webster, and Edward
Urquhart.
Nethergate—F. H. Thorns, G. H. Newall, and Alexander Moncur.
Seagate — Dean of Guild, , Charles Smith, John Kennedy, and T.
Cuthbert.
High Street and Shore — Bailies Anderson and Sturrock, William
Harris, John Murdoch, and J. B, Rattray.
Unfree Traders.
The Dean of Guild, Convener.
John Murdoch, Alexander Moncur, James Webster, William
^ Harris, John Kennedy, jun., J. B. Rattray, Edward Urquhart.
Rights and obligations of the Town in regard to^Churches.
Alexander Easson, Convener.
Bailies Moyes and Hean, Dean of Guild, William Harris, P. H.
Thorns, Charles Smith, and John Kennedy, jun.
Rights of Council generally.
Alexander Easson, Convener.
Bailies Anderson and Moyes, Dean of Guild, Alexander Low, P.
H. Thoms, and Charles Smith.
Bursaries and Funds for Educational purposes.
P. H. Thoms, Convener.
Bailies Anderson and Hean, Dean of Guild, Alexander Easson,
and Edward Urquhart.
Management of Tag Ferries.
Bailies Anderson, Moyes, and Hean.
Note. — The Provost a member of all Committees, and members
of Council entitled to attend meetings of Committees, but without
voting.
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Council Harhour Trustees.
Provost/iBailies, and Dean of Guild, ex ojiciis, James Webster ap-
pointed.
Council Commissioners under the Ale and Beer Duty Act,
The Provost ex officio, P. H. Thorns, Alexander Low, John Ken-
nedy, jun., Jolin Murdoch, Alexander Moncur.
GUILDHY INCORPORATION.
"William Thoms, Dean of Guild.
ASSESSORS.
Ward \st, Robert Adamson and George Thorns ; 2(i, George
Ower and John Durham ; 3c?, David Hean and John Miller; Ath,
Peter Hean and Alexander Lawson ; bth, James Webster; Gth,
Alexander Webster and John Kennedy; Tth, John Moir and A. J.
Warden ; Zth, George Cochrane and Thomas Powrie ; 9fA, Patrick
Gardiner and John Durham; lOth, William Sime; Wth, William
Morris.
J. W. Baxter, Clerk. James PuUar, Collector.
James Allan, Officer.
HARBOUR TRUSTEES.
From the County. — Viscount Duncan, Sir John Ogilvy of Inver-
quharity, David Hunter of Blackness, Thomas Erskine of Lin-
lath en.
Town- Council. — The Provost, the Bailies, and James Webster.
Guildry. — The Dean, David Baxter, Alex. Lawson, Andrew Low,
Alex. Martin, and Thomas Powrie.
Nine Trades. — John Mitchell, William Harris, Roderick Harris.
Three Trades. — Alexander Butchart.
Seamen Fraternity. — John Kennedy, jun.
John Cairncross, Treasurer. — George Milne, Clerk.
Simon Robertson, Collector of Shore Dues.
John Jack, Berthing-Master.
Jas. Brisbane, Master of Graving Dock and Patent Slip, and
Storekeeper.
Charles Ower, Superintendent of Works.
COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD.
Finance- — David Baxter, Convener.
Works and Stores — Bailie Moyes.
Docks and Pilotage — John Kennedy, Convener.
Harhour Mights. — Bailie Sturrock.
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NINE INCORPORATED TRADES.
John Mitchell, Convener. Peter Thomson, Boxmaster.
Thomas Levell Hammond, Clerk.
DEACONS.
Bakers, Daid Hume.
Shoemakers, John Fenton.
Glovers, Peter Stewart.
Tailors^ John Young.
Bonnetmakers,. John Lamb.
FlesJiers, Thomas Dick.
Hammermen,... John Justice.
Weavers, William Gibson.
Dyers,
THREE UNITED TRADES.
William Balbirnie, Convener. William Hean, Boxmaster.
John Anderson, Clerk.
DEACONS.
Masons, David Mortimer.
Wrights, George 0 wer.
Slaters,.
.Wm. Balbirnie.
MALTMEN INCORPORATION.
Robert Ramsay, Deacon. I George Saunders, Boxmaster.
James M'Ewen, Clerk. \ Alexander Anderson, Officer.
TRINITY HOUSE.
One of 'the Boards of Examiners of Masters and Mates in the Mer-
chant-Service, Established by the Lords of the Committee of Privy
Council for Trade.
John Kennedy, jun., Master. Robert Tosh, Deputy-Master.
James M'Ewen, Secretary,
Lanceman Webster, Pilot-Master.
LIGHT-KEEPERS.
Lights of Tay — James Mardu, Light-keeper; William Graham,
Assistant.
Ferry- Port-on-Craig—'Niith. Young, Lighl-keeper; John Ireland,
Assistant.
Thomas Barron, Yacht-keeper. John Kincaid, Officer.
MERCHANT SEAMEN'S FUND.
Trustees.— George Fyfe (Chairman), Patrick Just, William
Young, Alex. Martin, And Greig, jun., John Guillan, W. 0. Tay-
lor, James Young, R. D. Pryde-^ Robert Tosh, Thomas Glenday,
David Duff, Lanceman Webster, Wm. Nicoll, and Robert Leslie.
Joseph Graham, Collector.
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GENERAL COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE AND
THEIR COMPdITTEES.
GENERAL COMMISSIONERS.
The Honourable the Provost, four Bailies/Dean of Guild, Sheriff
Depute of the county of Foifar, and, in his absence, the Sheriff-
Substitute of the Dundee District of the County, resident within
the bounds of Police, ex oificiis.
"Ward 1 Messrs Robert, Gilbert, stoneware merchant.
William Fo[!^gie, Wright,
2 John Carrie, grocer.
Peter Gibson, blacksmith.
3 John Miller, ^rocer,
Alexander Boyd, cabinetmaker.
4 George Mil er, manufacturer.
William Ilalket, junior, manufacturer.
6 Alexander Moncur, manufacturer.
James Hay Ower, manufacturer.
6 James Web.^ter, brick maker.
James Cook, junior, brushmaker.
7 David Robert'ton, builder.
Andrew John Wighton, grocer.
8 John Stirling, shoemaker.
Thomas Wighton, wriglit.
9 James Anderson liughes, wright.
James M'Intosh, cabinetmaker.
10 James Small, manufacturer.
John Allan Small, baker.
11 George Ower, glazier.
William Neilson, tailor and clothier.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED BY THE EGABD,
Paving.
Messrs James V/'ebster.
William Foggie.
James H. Ower.
John Miller.
George Miller.
James Cook, junior.
James A. Hughes.
John Siirling.
David Robertson.
James Small.
Thomas Wighton.
Messrs William Plalket, junior
Alexander Moncur.
Alexander Boyd.
Andrew J. Wighton.
William Neilson.
Robert Gilbert.
John Carrie.
Bailie ISIoves.
The Dean of Guild.
Mr Webster, Convener.
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Messrs John Miller.
John A. Small.
James Small.
Alexander Moncur.
William Foggie.
James Webster.
Peter Gibson.
James H. Ower.
James Cook, junior.
James A. Hughes.
Watching.
Messrs Thomas WightoD.
David Robertson,
Andrew J. Wighton.
William Halket, junior.
George Ower.
Alexander Boyd.
James M'Intosh.
John Stirling.
The First Bailie.
Mr Miller, Convener.
Fire Knqines.
Messrs Alexander Boyd.
William Neilson.
William Foggie.
James A. Hughes.
Peter Gibson.
John Miller.
George Miller.
Alexander Moncur.
James Cook, junior.
Messrs James M'Intosh.
James Webster.
George Miller.
Robert Gilbert.
John A. Small.
John Carrie.
Alexander Moncur.
Alexander Boyd.
David Robertson.
George Ower.
Messrs James M'Intosh.
Andrew J. Wighton,
Thomas Wighton.
John Stirling.
John A, Small.
James Webster,
James H. Ower.
Mr Boyd, Convener.
Ziighting,
Messrs Andrew J. Wighton.
William Neilson.
Peter Gibson.
James Small.
Robert Gilbert.
John A. Small.
Alexander Moncur.
Alexander Boyd.
James Webster.
James H. Ower.
William Halket, juior.n
Messrs William Fog-gie.
Andrew J. Wighton,
James Cook, junior.
Thomas Wighton.
James A. Hughes,
John Stirling.
James Small.
The Second Bailie.
Mr M'Intosh, Convener.
Cleansing,
Messrs James Cook, junior.
Jamfjs A. Hughes.
Thomas Wighton.
George Miller.
James M'Intosh.
William Foggie.
David Robertson.
John Stirling.
The Fourth Bailie.
Mr A. J. Wighton, Convener.
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Finance.
Messrs James A. Hughes,
James H. Ower.
David Robertson.
Thomas Wiji^hton.
James Cook, junior.
John Stirling.
John A. Small.
The Third Bailie.
Mr James Small, Convener.
Convener of Paving Committee.
Lighting do.
Watching do.
Cleansing do.
Fire Engines do.
Messrs James Small.
George Ower.
Robert Gilbert.
John Carrie.
William Halket, junioi*.
Any three members of the above Committees respectively are a
quorum.
Any three members of these Committees may, by a written
notice, require the Convener, or in his absence, the Clerk, to call
a meeting of the Committee to which they belong, within forty-
eight hours after such notice.
N.B. — The Provost is a member of all the Committees of tha
Board.
The Superintendent to attend also.
DUNDEE FIRE BRIGADE.
James Fyffe, 31 Hiiltown, Superintendent.
No. 1 Engine.
1. Peter Rattray, 56 Overgate, Captain.
1. William M'lutosh, Dudhope Crescent, Serjeant.
1. Thomas Hume, Dudhope Street, Fireman.
2. William Watson, George's Place, do.
3. George Glass, Bell Street, do.
4. David Shepherd, North Tay Street, do.
No. 2 Engine.
1. George Gray, 31 Hiiltown, Captain.
1. WiUiara Nicol, do., Serjeant.
1. Alexander Duncan, Dudhope Street, Fireman.
2. John Law, 75 Cowgate, do.
3. Peter Hends, 94 do., do.
4. John Arthur, 56 Hiiltown, Do.
No. 3 Engine.
I. David Ramsay, 18 Bell Street, Captain.
1. John Ross, Fen ton Street, Serjeant.
1. William Anderson, 33 Brown Street, Fireman.
2. Robert Leish, Hiiltown, do.
3. James Bennet, Hunter Street, do.
4. Alexander Scott, 23 North Tay Street, do.
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DUNDEE WRITERS INCORPORATION.
William Reid, Preses. William Neish, Vice-Preses.
John William Thomsou, Treasurer. James Pattullo, Secretary.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
David Baxter, Esq., Chairman.
Thomas Neish, Esq., Deputy Chairman.
Robert Sturrock, Secretary.
JOINT STOCK BUILDING COMPANY.
Charles Smith, President. George Robertson, Vice-President.
William Adam, Treasurer. John Anderson, Secretary.
Committee—W 'AVmm Balbirnie, David M'Leish, John Adam, Wil-
liam Lavvson, David Shepherd, Mathew Low, James Hunter,
and John Davie.
C © U B T S.
POLICE COURT.
Held in the Police Office every lawful day at half-past nine
o'clock, A.M.
The Sheriff, Provost, Four Bailies, end Dean of Guild, Judges;
David Mitchell, Clerk and Assessor- and the Superintendent
of Police, Procurator-Fiscal of Court.
POLICE ESTABLISHMENT.
One Lieutenant, One Deputy-Lieutenant, Three Serjeants, anci
Forty-five Constables.
Donald Mackay, Superintendent, of Police, Procurator-Fiscal of
Court, and Inspector of Lighting and Cleansing.
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JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT.
The Acting Justices of the Peace for the District, Judges.
Alexander Christie, writer, Cleric and Assessor.
The Court is held in the Guild Hall each alternate Monday at
eleven o'clock forenoon. The Dundee district comprehends the
parishes of Dundee, Mains and Strathnaartin, Liff and Benvie,
Monikie, Monifieth, Murroes, Auchterhouse, and Tealing. There
are 70 gentlemen in the commission for the district, of which num-
ber t\»enty have not qualified.
SHERIFF-COURT— DUNDEE DISTRICT.
The ordinary Court is held in the Guild Hall, Town House,
every Tuesday at half-past ten o'clock forenoon, and the Small
Debt Court the same day at twelve o'clock noon, during the Ses-
sion. There are also two Ordinary and two Small Debt Courts
held during vacation, at the same place and hours.
James L'Amy, Esq., advocate, Sheriff-Depute ; John Irving Hen-
derson, Esq., advocate, Sheriff-Substitute ; Patrick Orr, W.S.,
Sheriff-Clerk ; William Wales, Sheriff-Clerk-Depute ; John
Boyd Baxter, Procurator-Fiscal.
The Sheriff-Clerk's Office, 30 Reform Street, is open from ten
A.M. till four P.M., and six to eight p.m., every lawful day except
Saturday, on which the office closes at four p.m.
GUILD COURT.
Dean of Guild, Judge ; John W, Baxter, Assessor (Office, 10 Re-
form Street); William Reid, Fiscal ; James Allan, Officer.
COMMISSARY COURT.
The Sheriffs, Commissaries.
John Bell, Depute-Clerk ; Da\id Mitchell, Dundee, Fiscal.
The Court is held every Tuesday during the Session.
BURGH OR BAILIE COURT.
Held in the Town-Hall every Wednesda}^ at eleven o'clock
forenoon.
The Bailies, Judges; the Town-Clerks, Assessors ; George Simpson,
Writer, Dundee, Procurator-Fiscal; Colin M'Ewan, Town-
c
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Officer ; John Fraser, Town-Officer and Drummer ; John Wat-
son, Council-Officer, Billet-Master, Inspector of the Markets,
and Weights and Measures.
HARBOUR POLICE.
David Pilmer, Superintendent, and head weigher and meter of
coals and lime.
Four day patrol and six night watchmen, .
CUSTOMS.
John Stewart, Collector.
D. M. Jolly, Controller, and Controlling Surveyor of Warehouses,
James H. Blain, Collector's 1st Clerk ; David Walker, 2d do. j
James Scott, 3d do. ; William Scott, 4th do.
George Jack, Controller Tay Lights.
John W. Arkle, Landing Surveyor.
Andrew Henderson, James Kidd, Andrew Sceales, and John
Melville, Searchers, Landing and Coast Waiters.
Janet Mihi, Housekeeper.
Alfi'ed Mayne, Tide Surveyor.
William Cairncross and Robert Coventry, Lockers.
John Milln, Messenger — Nineteen Tidewaiters and four Boatmen.
EXCISE.
Montrose Collection.
John Corbet, Collector — Mungo Park, Clerk.
Dundee District.
James Anderson, Supervisor.
James Atkinson, Michael Atkinson, Kenneth M'Bain, Officers.
Thomas Guest, Ganger — Paul Lamb, Permit Writer.
Supernumerary, William Todd — Expectant, J. Grandison, A.
M' Galium — Mrs Watson, Housekeeper.
OFFICE OF STAMPS AND TAXES.
26 Castle Street.
John Kerr, Distributor and Collector.
John Bell and William Soutar, Clei'ks.
Office hours, except Saturday, from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and from
6 to 3 P.M. On Saturdays^ from IQ a.m till 3 p.m.
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CIJEIRGY AND PLACES OF WOl^SHEP.
ESTABLISHED CHURCH.
St Mary's— East Church Arch. M'Lauchlan^D.D,
St Paul's— South Church John Tulloch.
Grey friars' do Charles Adie, D.D.
St Clement's — Steeple Church James Thomson, A.M.
St John's — Cross Church Andrew Johnston.
ot A J 5 -v at. 4. f Alexander M'Neil.
St Andrew's-Kmg Street | ^^^^^^ Logan (assistant)
St David's — North Tay Street John L. Adamson.
FREE CHURCH,
St John's— Small's Wynd John Roxburgh,
St David's — Ward Road George Lewis.
St Andrew's — Meadow Place, Bell St. . .James Ewing.
St Peter's — St Peter Street, HawkhilL.Islay Burns.
Willison's — Barrack Street ....John Hill,
Dudhope — Upper Pleasance William Stewart.
Chapelshade — Constitution Road John M'Dougall.
Hilltown — Maxwellto wn John Baxter
Wallacetown — Church St., Prince's) -d . • , t ht-h
Street j Patrick L. Miller,
Gaelic, Long Wynd Charles MAlister
Mariners' — Reform Street Thomas Robinson,
EPISCOPALIANS,
St Paul's-Castle Street ( ^^^^^^^ ^^f 7' ^^^f of Brechin.
\ T. G. Torry Anderson (assistant.)
REFORMED PRESBYTERIANS.
Meadowside Joseph Wilson,
ASSOCIATE ORIGINAL SECEDERS.
Watt Institution Hall Edward A. Thomson.
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UNITED ASSOCIATE SECEDERS.
First Congregation— George's Chapel, School ) Qqqj.„q Gilfillan
Wynd J °
Second Congregation — Bell Street W. B. Berwick,
Third Congregation -Tay Square, South Tay ) jamesR.M^Gavin.
Street J
Fourth Congregation -Wishart Church, Cow- 1 R^bertD. Duncan.
gate Port j
■ RELIEF CONGREGATIONS.
Temple Lane, "West Port Robert Gimmell.
James's Church, Bell Street James Reston.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES.
Ward Chapel, Constitution Road David Russell, D.D.
Prince's Street Andrew Hannay, A.M,
Lindsay Street Thomas M. Reekie.
OLD SCOTTISH INDEPENDENTS.
f Alexander Pirie.
Barrack Street I John Gilbert.
I David Cameron.
BAPTISTS.
, , , . -, f Malcolm M'Lean.
Meadowside | David Mill.
c i. cf it, c<-;j f Malcolm M'Lean,
Seagate, South Side. I j3^^j^^j^j.ll
Do. North Side. . ..David Mill.
BEREANS.
Various Overgate.
WESLEYAN METHODISTS.
William Cattle Overgate, top of Tally Street.
PRIMITIVE METHODISTS.
John Johnston Baltic Street,
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UNITED CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Various Barrack Street.
GLASSITES.
George H. Baxter King Street.
CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH.
John Ranken , Meadow Place, Bell Street.
ROMAN CATHOLICS.
0
J)avid M'Keon
John MTherson, ^
Stephen Keenan, I St Andrew's Chapel, Nethergate.
BANKING COMPANIES ANB BRANCHES.
DUNDEE BANK. 1763.
Extraordinary Directors. — David Blair of Cookston ; James Hun-
ter, Monorgan; William Hutchison of Welltown; William
David Proctor of Glenkilrie ; Colonel William Davidson Play-
fair, H.E.I.C.S., St Andrews ; and David Hood of Balluderon.
Ordinary Directors. — David Martin, Francis Molison, James
Neish, Archibald Crichton, William^Cobb, and Richard Gardner,
Manager. — Charles William Boase.
Cashier. — George Clement Boase.
Accountant. — John Cairncross.
Teller. — John Morison.
Agents. — Messrs Ransom and Co., London ; the Union Bank of
Scotland, Edinburgh, and branches; Messrs Wm. H. Lambton
and Co., Newcastle, and branches ; Liverpool Commercial Bank,
Liverpool; Perth Banking Company, Perth, and branches;
Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank, and branches.
WESTERN BANK OF SCOTLAND.
Office 107 Murraygate.
David Miln, Manager. David Anderson, Sub-Manager.
Geoi'ge Hutton, Accountant.
David and James Wilson, Tellers.
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EASTERN BANK OF SCOTLAND.
Directors. — William Curr, Thomas Drummond, George Fyfe,
William Moon, John Todd, and James Whitton.
James Westland, General Manager ; David Guthrie, Cashier j^
John Symon, Accountant.
James S. Lithgow and Kenneth W. Henderson, Tellers.
BRANCHES.
Ansteuther. — Philip Oliphant, Agent.
Inverkeithing. — Wm. Eraser, Agent.
Montrose. —James Leighton, Agent.
Agents. — ^Barclay, Bevan, Trittou, and Co., London ; City of
Glasgow Bank, Edinburgh ; Newcastle, Sheilds, and Sunderland
Union Bank; Beckett and Co., Leeds ; Israel Barned and Co.,
Liverpool ; William Jones, Loyd, and Co., Manchester ; Sheffield
and Rotherham Bank ; National Bank of Ireland ; Central Bank
of Scotland ; Union Bank of Scotland ; Aberdeen Banking Co. ;
Hull Banking Co. ; and Huddersfield Banking Co.
BANK OF SCOTLAND,
Office 34 Reform Street.
John Sturrock, Manager. John Hutton, Teller.
BRITISH LINEN COMPANY.
Office 77 Murraygate.
John Symers, Agent. James Christie, Accountant and Teller,
NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND.
Office 12Cowgate.
P. H. Thorns, Agent. John Henderson, Accountant-
George C. Chalmers, Teller.
DUNDEE NATIONAL SECURITY SAVINGS' BANK.
The Bank is open, at 21 Reform Street, as follows : —
FOR receiving MONEY —
On Monday and Thursday Mornings, from nine to ten o'clock j
On Wednesday and Saturday Evenings, from seven to
■ eight o'clock ^ and
On Friday Afternoon, from twelve to two o'clock.
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FOR PAYING MONEY —
On Wednesday Evening, from seven to eight o'clock ;
On Thursday Morning, from nine to ten o'clock ; and
On Friday Afternoon, from twelve to two o'clock.
Deposits, 7th May 1845, „ £35,566 14 3
Do. do. 1846, 41,813 12 10
Increase in twelve months, £6,246 8
James Brown Chairman of the Committee of Management.
Edward Baxter, Deputy-Chairman.
William Thoms, Treasurer.
John Sturrock, junior, Actuary and Cashier.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
FORFARSHIRE AND PERTHSHIRE LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
DIRECTOKS.
David Miln, David Martin, John Boyd Baxter, John DufF, Alex-
ander Balfour, George Duncan, M.F., Peter Kinmond, Thomas
Hunter, William Powrie, William Thoms, David Keith.
Patrick H. Thoms, Manager.
AGENTS.
Arbroath : Andrew Binny. Forfar : John Yeaman. Brechin :
D. Guthrie & Son. Kirriemuir ; Duncan Wilkie. Montrose :
Alexander Gordon.
EAST OF SCOTLAND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
DIEECTORS,
David Miln, Esq., Banker, Chairman,
James Neish, John Hodgson Anderson, James Westland, Peter
Dalgairns, George Fyfe, John Bell.
Ebenezer Erskine Scott, Manager.
AGENTS.
Aberdeen : Charles Grainger. Alyth : J, F. Allan. Arbroath :
Andrew Binny. Blairgowrie : Robert Ay son. Dalkeith :
Adam Smeall. Dunkeld : William Mitchell. Edinburgh : A,
Davidson Parker, Secretary to the Board of Management. El-
gin : James Mellis. Forfar : William Whyte. Glasgow : An-
drew Murray. In verkeithing : William Eraser. Meigle: David
Murray. Montrose : James Calvert. Perth : Robert Macfar-
lane. Stonehaven : Thomas Smith.
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SCOTTISH WIDOWS' FUND LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY.
DUNDEE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT.
The Right Honourable Lord Kinnaird, Chairman.
Sir John Ogilvj, Bart., George Duncan, M.P., W. D. Proctor, and
John Smith.
Patrick H. Thorns, Agent and Secretary to the Local Board.
William L. Gibson, M.D,, Consulting Surgeon.
SCOTTISH EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY.
DUNDEE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT.
John Watt of Meathie, Chairman.
Alexander Martin, James Walker, Andrew Benvie, and G. H.
Newall.
William Thorns, Agent.
Patrick Nimmo, M.D., Medical Officer.
DUNDEE SEA INSURANCE COMPANY.
DIRECTORS.
A. Balfour, David Martin, G. Thorns, Francis Molison, John
Syrners, James Wilson, Thomas Powrie, Peter Kinmond, and
John Moncur.
Archibald Crichfon, Manager.
DUNDEE MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
DIRECTORS.
Alexander Martin, George Kidd, Charles Norrie, John Hume
John Brown, Thomas Holmes, John Whitton, and James Neish.,
William Sturrock, Manager.
DUNDEE UNION ASSOCIATION OF UNDER-
WRITERS.
George Boyd, jun., Secretary.
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FIRE, LIFE, AND ANNUITY INSURANCE
COMPANIES' AGENTS.
Aberdeen — David Mitchell.
Alliance — David Rollo.
Argus — C. and J. Kerr.
Atlas — W. A. Flowerdew.
Bon Accord — William Myles.
Britannia — David Cobb, jun,
Caledonian — D. Anderson, W.
Small, J. M'Ewen, and J. Pat-
tullo.
City of Glasgow Life Assurance
Company — Richard A. Miller.
County — George Boyd, jun.
Commercial — Robert Boyd.
Commercial and General Life
Assurance— And. Mercer, jun.
Crown — J. H. Baxter.
Eagle — Frederick Shaw.
East of Scotland Life Assurance
— E. E. Scott.
English and Scottish Law — W.
Kerr, and Baxter & Miller.
Experience — James Forgan.
Family Endowment — J. Hen-
derson.
Free-Masons — W. Shaw, jun.
Friendly — William Neish.
Glasgow Commer. — G. Simpson.
Globe — James Chalmers, jun.
Guardian- — John Anderson.
Hercules — Archibald Crichton.
Imperial — Samuel Brodie.
Insurance Co. of Scotland — W.
Wrongham and C. Walker.
Life Association (Scot.) — J. W.
Thomson.
Manchester — Andrew Ogilvie.
Medical Provident — J. Ogilvie.
Minerva — George Key.
Mutual Accum. — P. H. Thorns.
National — Thomas Nicholson.
National Loan Fund — J. W.
Alexander.
North British — Wm. Christie,
Ed. Caird, and Bell and Don.
North of Scotland— R. Whyte.
Norwich Union — Wm. Kerr.
Palladium — W. B. Baxter.
Pelican — John Bell.
Phoenix— T. Walker, J. C. Lind-
say, and T. L. Hammond.
Protest. Dissenters — J. Durham.
Reversionary Company — Rchd.
A. Miller.
Royal Exchange — And, Wil-
lison and Robert Sturrock.
Royal Farmers and General
Fire Life Insurance — And,
Mercer, jun.
Scottish Amicable — T. L. Ham-
mond.
Scottish Equitable— W. Thorns.
Scot. Provident— J. Sturrock,
jun.
Scottish Union — James Hunter.
Standard — J. and J. Ogilvie and
W. Wrongham.
Sun — D. B. Niven.
United Kingdom — C. Walker.
Universal — Thomas Walker,
United Deposit — W. Shaw, jun.
Victoria — J, M. Beatts,
West of England— W. Martin,
j"n.
Yorkshire — William Don.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Agricultural Cattle Insurance — James Pattullo.
Farmers' and Graziers' Mutual Cattle Insurance — T, L, Ham-
mond and Andrew Mercer, jun.
Guarantee Society (London)— Walter Shaw, jun.
West of Scotland Guarantee Society — John Sturrock, jun.
British Guarantee Association — Baxter and Miller,
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SHIPPING COSVIPANIES.
DUNDEE, PERTH, AND LONDON SHIPPING
COMPANY.
Dundee and London Trade.
Steam-ships — London, 700 tons, and 350 horse-power. Thomaa
Ewing, Commander.
Dundee, 640 tons, 300 horse-power. James Kidd,
Commander.
Perth, 640 tons, 300 horse-power. John Spink, Com-
mander.
Schooners— London, Sovereign, Courier, and Elbe.
Agent — Mrs Elizabeth Hore, Wapping, London.
Dundee and Glasgow Trade.
Smacks — Swift, Mary, Clyde, Mersey, Forth, Rose, and Jane.
Agents — Alexander Laird & Sons, 101 Union Street, Glasgow.
Dundee and Leith Trade.
Smacks — Dart, Star, Gipsy, Roe, and Fishers.
Agents — David Smith, Dock-Gates, Leilh.
Dundee and Perth Trade.
Lighters — Lark, Swan, and Tay.
Steam- Tug — Sir William Wallace.
Agents — Mathew and Garie, Canal Street, Perth.
Robert Marshall, Manager, Mid-Shore, Dundee.
DUNDEE HULL SHIPPING COMPANY.
Thomas Coupar, Manager, Dundee.
Office— Mid-Shore.
Clippers — Albert, Captain Buist.
Queen, ... Deadrick.
Shelah,
Schooners — Humber,
Fame,
Tay,
Mitchell.
Watson.
Smith.
Sparks.
Agents — Thomson, Mackay, & Co., Hull; and Alexander Mathew,
Perth.
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TAY AND TYNE SHIPPING COMPANY.
Office — West Side of Green-Market,
James Kennedy, Manager, Dundee.
Schooners — Joanna, Triumph, Briton, and Herald.
Agent — Charles Mathew, 32 Broad Chare, Newcastle.
DUNDEE AND PERTH STEAM-PACKET COMPANY.
James Catenach, Manager, Dundee.
Packets — Royal Victoria- and Lass o' Gowrie.
DUNDEE, BROUGHTY, AND SOUTH FERRY.
SUamer — Mercury.
TRADERS.
DUNDEE AND LIVERPOOL.
Robert Tosh, Manager, Dundee. -
Schooners — Robert, Tay, and Mary.
Agent — Hugh Craig, King Street, Liverpool.
P. D. Ritchie, Manager, Dundee.
Schooners — Pilot, BarVjara, Aid, and Liverpool.
Agents — Wm. Jackson, John Connan, and Ronald, Liverpool.
DUNDEE AND ABERDEEN.
John Kennedy, junior, Dundee,
Smachs — Guthries, Juno, and Origen.
Agent — George Cruickshanks, Marischal Street, Aberdeen.
DUNDEE AND KIRKALDY.
James M'Lean, Manager, No. 2 Dens^ Brae, Dundee.
Smack — Laverock Scott.
DUNDEE AND LEVEN.
David Peter and Co., agents, Dundee.
Smacks — Helen and Jean, and Margaret and Elizabeth.
DUNDEE AND DUNKIRK.
Baxters Brothers and Co., ow^ners, Dundee.
Schooner — Hawk.
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David Myles, Agent, !Fundee.
Schooner — Vintage.
Agent — Salomazame, Shipbroker, Dunkirk.
DUNDEE AND HAVEE.
Dd,vid Myles, Agent, Dundee.
Schooners — Olive and Union.
Agents — Ph. Devot and Co., Ship-agents, Havre.
DUNDEE AND LONDON.
David Myles, Agent, Dundee.
Schooners — Dart, Angler, and Hirondelle.
Agent — C. R. Colman, Irongate Wharfs, adjoining the Tower,
London.
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DUNDEE AND ROTTERDAM.
' G. N, Baxter, Agent, Dundee.
Schooner — City of Rotterdam.
James Lee, Master.
DUNDEE AND MONTREAL.
Patrick Just, Agent, Dundee.
Barque — Apollo.
Henry Walker, Master.
DUNDEE AND NEWBURGH.
John Fergus — Pitkeathly, Master.
John Pitkeathly, Agent.
Jessie — John Cameron, Agent,
WHALE-FISHING COMPANIES,
TAY WHALE-FISHING COMPANY.
Yard and Office, east end of Seagate.
John Hume, Manager.
Ships — Princess Charlotte, 360 tons, and Advice, 324 tons.
DUNDEE AND UNION W^HALE-FISHING COMPANY.
Yard and Office, east end of Seagate.
Patrick Smith, Manager.
Ships — Alexander, 324 tons, and Horn, 370.
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TAIRY WHALE-FISHING COMPANY.
Yard and Office, east end of Seagate.
George Fyfe, Manager.
Barque— Faivy, 247 tons.
PUBLIC con ITEVAHCES.
DUNDEE AND ARBROATH RAILWAY.
Depot and Office, East Dock Street.
George PatuUo, Manager and Chief Accountant.
Manager of Eastern Bank of Scotland, Treasurer.
Shiell and Snaall, Clerks.
DUNDEE AND NEWTYLE RAILWAY.
Depot and Office, Hospital Ward.
Ricliard Baird, Manager.
Thomas Nicholson, Treasurer. C. and J. Kerr, writers, Clerks.
TAY FERRIES.
John Leitch, Superintendent and Collector.
John Sturrock, Treasurer. Alexander Christie, writer, Clerk.
PUBLIC C&M'FABimB,
DUNDEE GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Works and Chief Office, Peep-o'-Day, Ferry Road ;
also Office, 18 Castle Street.
James Russell, Manager. John Kerr, Clerk.
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DUNDEE NEW GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
DIRECTORS. »
James Whitton, Joseph Doctor, William Crockatt, jun., Alexan-
der Balfour, leather merchant, George Fyfe, William Small,
and John Herbert Blakey.
John Z. Kay, Manager. Shiell and Small, Secretaries.
DUNDEE WATER COMPANY,
DIRECTORS.
William Curr, Peter Hean, Alexander Bell^ Alexander Lawson,
George Fyfe, William Thoms, and P. H. Thorns, Directors.
Robert Adarason, Manager.
Shiell and Small, Secretaries. James Leslie, Engineer.
CEMETERY COMPANY.
William Moyes, Superintendent. William Hay, Treasurer.
James Pattullo, Secretary.
BENEVOIiEHT AHD OTHER INSTITUTIONS.
DUNDEE ROYAL INFIRMARY.
PRESIDENT.
The Right Honourable Earl of Airlie.
VICfE-PRESlDENTS.
The Right Honourable Lord Panmure^
„ „ Lord Douglas,
„ „ Lord Kinnaird,
Sir John Ogilvy, Bart.,
Thomas Erskine, Esq., of Linlathen.
The Provost of Dundee.
WEEKLY COMMITTEE.
P. H. Thorns, Chairman.
C. Symers, George Duncan, M.P., James Guthrie, Edward Baxter,
Allan Edward, V/illiam Thorns, Rev. J. R. M'Gavin, David
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Martin, George Fyfe, "William Ferguson, William Johnston,
Alexander Keay, William Wrongham, Alexander Martin, Ro-
bert Adamson, Andrew Low, and George Rough.
HOUSE VISITORS.
George H. Newall, Alexander J. Warden, Andrew Low, and
George Rough.
PHYSICIANS.
James Arrott, M.D., and Alexander Webster, M.D.
SURGEONS.
John Crichton, Matthew Nimmo, and William Munro, M.D.
MEDICAL ATTENDANTS ON THE OUT-PATIENTS AT THEIR OWN
HOUSES.
West district — That part of the Parliamentary burgh lying west
of Union Street, Barrack Street, and Constitution Road — Wil-
liam Aitken.
Middle district — From Union Street, &c, to Trades' Lane, St An-
drews Street, Wellgate/and west side of Hiiltown — John Mal-
colm.
East district — From Trades' Lane, &c. to the north-eastern limits
of the burgh — Alexander Duncan.
Ebenezer J. Btown, Resident Surgeon.
J. Robertson, Secretary and Treasurer.
Mrs Mitchell, Matron.
ROYAL LUNATIC ASYLUM.
Founded in 1812, and opened for the reception of Patients in 1820»
COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT.
Patrick Scott, Chairman.
Sir John Ogilvy, Bart., James Guthrie, John Sturrock, senior,
CoUn Symers, and William Thorns.
HOUSE VISITORS.
Andrew Low, D. B. Niven, and Matthew Nimmo.
The Rev. Thomas Stirling, Chaplain.
Dr Patrick Nimmo, Physician.
* Dr Alexander M'Intosh, Surgeon, Medical Superintendent.
* Mrs Marjory Forbes Kilgour, Matron.
Rev. J. Robertson, Secretary.
John Sturrock, junior, Treasurer.
" Resides in the Houte.
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ROYAL ORPHAN INSTITUTION— 1815.
Lord Panmure, President.
VICE-PRESIDENTS.
Earl of Airlie, Sir John Ogilvy, the Member of Parliament for the
Burgh, The Sheriff of the County, the Sheriff-Substitute at
Dundee, and Colonel Sir Wm. Chalmers of Glenericht.
DIRECTORS.
The Provost, Pai'ish Minister, Dean of Guild, Convener of the
Nine Trades, Preses of the Society of Writers, and Boxmaster
of the Seamen Fraternity, ex officiis ; Rev, Dr Russell, Patrick
Scott, James Guthrie, Andrew Low, James Small, junior,
Thomas Neish, James Chalmers, G. H. Newall, Alexander Hean,
George Soutar, Colin Symers, Patrick Gardiner, and William
Matthewson.
Matthew Nimmo, Surgeon.
Francis Guild, Master. Mrs Guild, Matron,
Patrick Gardiner, Treasurer. George Milne, Secretary.
EYE INSTITUTION— 1836.
PATRON.
The Right Hon. Lord Pansiure.
Patrick Scott, President.
DIRECTORS.
The Membor of Parliament, the Provost and eldest Bailie of Dun-
dee, ex offi,ciis ; Dr Maxwell, George Thorns, James Guthrie^
Samuel Brodie, Rev, James Ewing, and Colin Symers.
YV^illiam Wrongham, Treasurer.
William Kerr, Secretary.
Robert Cocks, M,D., Surgeon.
CLOTHING SOCIETY.
Miss J. Millar, Treasurer. Miss C. A. Young; Secretary.
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DISEASES OF THE CHEST.
The Institution for tlie Treatment of Consumption and Diseases
of the Chest, at the Watt Institution Buildings, is open on Mon-
days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, between the hours of One and
Two o'clock,
Thomas Erskine, Esq. of Linlathen, President.
DIRECTORS.
David Martin, James Whitton, G. H. Newall, Rev. Dr Russell,
John Sturrock.
James Arrott, M.D., Physician.
John Sturrock, junior, Secretary and Treasurer.
INDIGENT SICK SOCIETY— 1797.
The Provost, President.
Alexander Moncur, Treasurer. John Anderson, Secretary.
William Morris, Collector.
FEMALE SOCIETY,
For the relief of Indigent Females, at least sixty years of age,
and residing three years in Dundee, by a monthly allowance of 2s.
Number of recipients, 150.
Miss Whitson and Mrs Symers, Treasurers.
Miss Miller, Interim-Secretary.
THE SHIPWRECKED FISHERMEN & MARINERS'
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
Her Majesty the Queen, Patroness.
Admiral the Right Hon. Sir G. Cockburn, G.C.B., President.
DUNDEE AUXILIARY BRANCH.
The Right Hon. Lord Panmure, President.
Vice- Presiden ts .
John Graham of Pearsie, J. B.Walker, Lieutenant R. N. Naiighton,
Peter Ogilvie of P^uthven, The Provost of Dundee.
Consulting Directors.
James Neish, John Kennedy, John Jack, David Crichton, and
David Jack.
John Fyffe, Dock Street, Secretary and Treasurer.
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DUNDEE AUXILIARY TO THE BRITISH AND
FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY.
Edward Baxter, President.
John Laing, Treasurer. Rev. J, R. M'Gavin, Secretary.
DUNDEE AUXILIARY TO THE LONDON
MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Rev. Dr Russell, Chairman of Committee.
Daniel Urquhart, Treasurer. Rev. J. M. Reekie, Secretary.
DUNDEE AUXILIARY TO THE CONGREGATIONAL
UNION OF IRELAND.
Rev. Dr Russell, President. George Rough, Treasurer,
Rev. A. Hannay and John Smith, Secretaries.
CITY MISSION ASSOCIATION.
Andrew Low, President.
Edward Baxter and P. H, Thorns, Vice-Presidents.
Robert Nicoli, Treasurer.
W. Y. Langlands and Edward Urquhart^ Secretaries.
DUNDEE RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY.
P. H. Thorns, President,
Henry Jack, Treasurer,
Edward Urquhart, Secretary.
DUNDEE ASSOCIATION FOR THE MONTHLY
DISTRIBUTION OF RELIGIOUS TRACTS.
COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT.
Edward Baxter, Andrew Low, Patrick Watson, John Laing,
Richard Low, P. H. Thorns, William Lamb, James Mills,
Thomas Smith, Andrew Henderson, Williara Stewart.
Geoi'ge Rou^h, Treasurer.
James Kennedy, Secretary.
Robert M'Lachlan, Depository.
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HIGHLAND SOCIETY.
"William Byres, President. Peter Hean, Vice-President.
Rev. Charles M'Alister, Chaplain.
Robert Bell, Treasurer. George Simpson, Secretary.
John Bogue, Piper and Officer.
MASONIC BODIES.
Nnmber in
Grand Lodge Lodge. R. W. Master. Secretary.
RolL
47 Operative, John Murdoch, Peter Cairncross.
49 Ancient, George Duncan, James Smith.
78 St David's, John Anderson, James Winter.
158 Thistle Oper., Duncan Lennox, Thomas Anderson.
225 Forfar &l Kincar., David Crabb, John Low.
254 Caledonian, Robert Taws, A. C. Ogilvy.
317 Camperdown, Alex. Leslie, James Steele.
ODD FELLOW LODGES.— M.U.
DUNDEE DISTRICT.
No. Lodge. Noble Grand. Vice Grand. Secretary.
3008 Star, John Horsburgh, Jas. Greenhill Alex. Anderson,
3837 T.ay, James NicoU, Thomas Clark, John Jafiray.
FLORAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY,
S. C. Thomson, President. Captain H. Fenwick, Vice-President.
George Simpson, Treasurer. William Laird, Secretary.
HAWKHILL BOWLING CLUB.
James Westland,. President. A. J. Buist, Secretary.
CURLING CLUB.
Curling Pond in Stirling Park.
Sir Jolm Ogiivy of Inverquharit}^, President.
George Duncan, M.P., and Alexander Brown, Vice-Presidents.
Rev. James Thomson, Chaplain.
Sir John Ogiivy, Rip Member.
P. L. Kinmond, Secretary and Tren surer.
Committee — John Moncur, J. R. L eland, David Fitcairn, William
Bett, Peter Scott, J. H. Biakey, and P. L. Kinmond,
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EDUCATXONAI. AND OTHE^ INSTITUTIONS.
PUBLIC SEMINARIES.
DIRECTORS FROM THE TOWN COUNCIL.
The Provost, the Bailies, the Dean of Guild, Dr T. Dick, George
Milne, Thomas Cuthbert, and John Kennedy, jun.
FROM THE SUBSCRIBERS.
David Miln, P. H. Thorns, James Hunter, John Bell, John
Symers, Alex. Lawson, Alex. Easson, Alex. Bell, and Peter
Thoms.
David Anderson, Treasurer.
John Sturrock, jun.. Secretary.
TEACHERS.
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, and | ^i.^^^^^^ M'Laren.
Chemistry, J
Arithmetic, Geography, Nautical As- |
tronomy. Moral Philosophy, His- l Andrew Roy.
tory and Logic, J
Modern Languages, John Christison.
Drawing, Painting, &c., D. R.Andrews.
Latin, Greek, Geography, and History, | gl^^Jl^'Th^rs'on,
English Grammar, Geography, &c., .... A. B. Smith.
,-.^ . . J A -ii 4.- f James Mathew,
Writing and Arithmetic, | p^ Sinclair.
WATT INSTITUTION— 1824.
The Right Hon. Lord Kinnaird and Rossie, President.
Gibson Ferrier, Vice-President.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas Wighton, wright ; William M'Laren, drughtsraan ;
William Boyack, junior, merchant ; John Budge, engineer;
Thomas Dick, junior, teacher; Andrew Low, junior, ship-
wner ; D. G. Bruce, machine-maker; James Simmers, iron-
monger; J. F. Taylor, block-maker; Joseph Bonnar, blacking
manufacturer; James Kinmond, engineer ; William Moodie,
pattern-maker; James Smith, flaxdresser ; James Greenhill,
machine-maker; A. T. Anderson, Clerk ; Alexander Maxwell,
machine-maker.
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A. T. Anderson, Treasurer, Alexander Maxwell, Secretary,
David Bruce, Librarian. John Watson, Officer.
The Museum is open every evening from seven till ten, and on
Saturdays from three p.m. till ten p.m.
EXCHANGE READING ROOM— 1828.
James Brown, Convener.
Committee — John Sturrock, Thomas Pourie, Robert Adamson, Dr
A. Webster, James Chalmers, George Milne, William Barrie,
and Andrew Low.
John Sturrock, Treasurer, George Milne, Secretary.
William Morris, Collector of Subscriptions.
BALTIC COFFEE-HOUSE.
James Brown, William ^G. Baxter, G. H. Newall, David Martin,
junior, William Small, and William Collier, Directors.
James Brown, Convener. Robert Sturrock, Treasurer,
DUNDEE PUBLIC LIBRARY.— 1790.
Contains about 7300 volumes. The Subscribers are divided in-
to three classes. Those of the first class, who pay lis half-yearly,
or 10s if they have paid the entry-money (5s), are allowed at one
time two new woi'ks, one old work, and a magazine, — Subscribers
of the second class, who pay 7s 6d half yearly, or 6s 6d if they have
paid entry money, are entitled to a new work, an old one, and a
magazine -. Two new and two old works (or a double supply) are
allowed for 3s 6d additional. Subscribers of the third class, who
pay 4s half-yearly, are allowed one work (not new), and a magazine
after it has been two months in circulation, — These rules are some-
what relaxed in the case of country subscribers.
Managers for the first class. — William Curr, James Ramsay, Robert
Smith, Louis Hamel, William Cobb, and John Thorns.
Senior Managers. — Rev, John Tulloch, James Pullar, Robert Fer-
guson, James Kinnison, James S. Lithgow, John Coogan.
Junior Managers. — Alexander Mackintosh, M. D., William Harris,
M.D., Robert Boyd, John M'Kay, jun.^ James Lyall, Adam Moon.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
James Chalmers, 12 Castle Street.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
Catharine Croll, Union Close, Nethergate.
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THE DUNDEE, PERTH, AND CUPAR ADVERTISER.
Established in 1801.
Published every Tuesday and Friday mornings, at the Office,
3 Overgate, by Alexander M'Donald.
THE DUNDEE COURIER.
Established in 1816.
Published every Tuesday morning, at the Office, Key's Close,
18 Nethergate, by David HilL
THE NORTHERN WARDER.
Established in 1841.
Published every Thursday morning, at the Office, New Inn Entry,
High Street, by M'Cosh, Park, and Dewars.
JUSICZAX. AFF0INTMEI7TS.
CONSULS FOR FOREIGN STATES.
Belgium — Patrick Just,
Brazil — William Collier.
Bremen n.nd Lubec — Pat. Just.
Denmark and Netherland — G.
Thorns.
Hamburgh — -Patrick Just.
Hanover— James Edward.
Portugal — Arch. Crichton.
Prussia — William Thornton.
Russia — Thomas Neish.
Spain — Francis Mollison.
Sweden & Norway — W. Lamb.
United States of America — E.
Baxter.
COMMISSIONERS IN SCOTLAND FOR TAKING
AFFIDAVITS
IN THE COURTS OF QUEENS BENCH, COMMON PLEAS, AND EXCHEQTTRK
IN ENGLAND.
David Mitchell, David Cobb, and John Bell.
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MASTERS EXTRAORDINARY IN THE ENGLISH HIGH
COURT OF CHANCERY FOR SCOTLAND.
David Cobb and William Thorns.
PAROCHIAL BOARD.
Consists of the Magistrates, and Heritors of the yearly value of
£20 and upwards — six elected members by the Kirk-Session,
and thirty elected from the Rate-payers not being magistrates 3
heritors of £20 and upwards, or members of the Kirk-Session,
being as such members of the Board.
John Anderson, Secretary.
Henry Jack, Inspector.
Thomas Ferguson, Assistant-Inspector.
William Morris, Collector.
FACTORIES ACT.
Daniel Walker, Bank Street, Inspector. Certifying Surgeons —
Drs Monro and W. C. Saunders.
KINLOCH MONUMENT.
The Funds consist of about £260 deposited in the Eastern
Bank, in the names of fifteen Trustees, until applied for the pur-
pose of the Monument, by a vote at of least two-thirds of the Re-
gistered Subscribers.
LIST OF COMMITTEE.
Messrs James Forbes.
Bailie Moyes.
Messrs Thomas Wighton.
James Cook, junior.
Robert Baxter.
W. C. Crabb.
Thomas Smith.
Robert Martin.
George Robertson.
James Culne.
David Crabb.
David G. Bruce.
William Christie.
John Munro.
John Clark.
John Duncan.
Robert Langlands.
James Begg.
John Barrie. i James M'Queen.
James Ogilve. 1
Thomas Wighton, Convener and Clerk.
David Crabb, Treasurer.
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MORTIFIGATSOHS.
Mrs BAILIE ROGER'S— 1655. Upwards of thirty poor widows
receive 6s each month. The Kirk-Session patrons,
Dr WILLIAM GUILD'S— 1656. The Interest of a sum equal
to £340 is applied to the maintenance of two Bursars in St An-
drews. The Town Council patrons.
BAILIE WILLIAM ROGER'S— 1658. Seven Bursars re-
ceive each £4 yearly, and £3, 6s 8d as apprentice-fee. The Kirk-
Session patrons.
GILBERT GUTHRIE'S— 1774. About thirty Bursars receive
£3 annually, and £3, 6s 8d as an apprentice-fee. The Magistrates
and Kirk-Session patrons.
Rev. DAVID FERGUSSON'S— 1695. The Interest of £1632
is applied for the maintenance and education of two Boys, The
Provost and the Grahams of Fintray and Balmuir patrons.
WILLIAM STEVEN'S— 1720. About £70 are annually ap-
plied to the education and maintenance of seven Boys of the name
of Stephen. The Provost, the Minister of St Paul's, &c. patrons.
JOHN LAWSON'S— 1728. The Interest of £111 is applied
to the maintenance of one Bursar, of the name of Lawson or Gray,
at St Andrews. The Town Council pati'ons.
WILLIAM HENDERSON'S— 1742. The Interest of £400 is
applied to the education of thirty poor Boys and Girls. The Ma-
gistrates, Town-Clerk, and Ministers patrons.
JAMES CLERK'S— 1744. The Interest of £333 is annually
applied for maintaining and educating two Boys. Sir George Clerk
of Penicuik patron.
Captain JOHN RAMSAY'S— 1774. Eight boys, sons of sea-
men or brewers, receive — two of them £5 each, and six of them £2
each, and four aged persons £5 each, annually. The Magistrates
and Kirk-Session patrons.
Miss GRAHAM'S — 1767. Two Bursars (females)— one receives
£3, and the other £2 a year, towards their maintenance and educa-
tion. The Kirk-Session patrons.
Dr JOHN BROWN'S— 1768. Twenty Bursars receive each
about £6 yearly, and £8 as apprentice-fee. The Magistrates and
Kirk-Session patrons.
JAMES WEBSTER'S— 1799. The Interest of £6000 is ap-
plied for the education of twenty-one Boys at the Academy, and
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fifty-one Boys and Girls at the Sessional Schools. The Provost,
James Webster of Balmuir, Sir David Wedderburn, E. Graham
(merchant in London), David Weddei'burn of Pearsie, Dr Stor-
month, and Christopher Kerr, trustees.
ALEXANDER WHYTE'S— 1799. Twenty-two Boys and
Gii'ls (seamen's children have a preference) have annually, for four
years, £5 each for education. The Kirk-Session patrons.
JAMES PULLAR'S— 1804. The mortified sum of £3000 af-
fords annually £10 to the Infirmary, £5 to the Poor of the Nine
Trades, and the same sura to the Poor of the Parish ; the re-
mainder of the annual rent being for the maintenance and educa-
tion of ten Poor Boys, and the support of as many Old Men and
Women. The Kirk-Session, Convener and Deacons of the Nine
Trades patrons.
CHARLES ANDERSON'S- 1820. Twelve Old Men receive
6s monthl}', and a similar sum is paid to the Indigent Sick So-
ciety. The Kirk-Session patrons.
JAMES CONSTABLE'S— 1821. The Interest of £2776 is
annually applied for the education of fifteen Boys. The Provost,
Dean of Guild, and Parish Minister patrons.
Mrs MARGARET HUGHES'— 1825. The Interest of £100
is annually applied for educating one poor Girl.
Miss ELIZABETH H ALL YBURTON'S— 1826. The Interest
of £1034 is annually divided among three, lour, or five Maiden
Ladies. The Town Council patrons.
Mrs JOHNSTON or WEBSTER'S— 1831. The Interest of
£4000 is applied in annuities to four blind Men and Women, and
in educating twelve blind Boys and Girls. The Town Council
trustees.
Mrs MARGARET PETRIE'S— 1837. The Interest (about
£425 yearly) is divided among aged Persons, natives of Dundee
— those of the names of Petrie and Wighton having a preference
— who each receive from £4, 10s to £6 per annum, Thomas Powrie,
Alexander Keay, William Barrie, John Duff, William Powrie,
William Gavine, and Alexander Kay, trustees.
GEORGE WEBSTER'S— 1839. The Interest (£5) is applied
towards the education of fourteen or fifteen Children at the Ses-
sional Schools. The Provost and Bailies patrons.
Lord PANMURE'S— 1840. The Interest of £1000, given to
the Town by Loid Panmure, is paid annually to the Royal In-
firmary.
MARSHALL'S. The Interest divided among five Old Seamen,
Ihe Master and Committee of the Trinity House patrons.
Mis GIBSON'S— £100. The Interest appliec^ for the Preach-
ing ct a Sermon yearly, against Cruelty to the Brute Creation.
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SHIPPSHG liSST.
ABBBBvrATiONs — Sh. Ship ; br. Barque ; bg. Brigantine ; sc. Schooner ; si.
Sloop; sm. Smack ; st. sh Steam-Ship; st. tug. Steam-Tug
Vessels. Masters.
Adah bg M'L^^ish
Adino hg M'Neill
Advice sh nrammond
Agenoria bg: E«inie
Agnes & Mary sc L'ndsay
Aid sc WlMte
Albert sc Buist
Alexander sh Stnrrnck
Alexander Forbes sc Ofrilrie
Alexander Liddle hg White
Amelia Hill b^ Hill
Amelia hg Black
Andrew si Anderson
Andromeda br Wilson
Angler sc Rpekie
Ann Louisa hg K'wU
Anna Maria si Walker
Ann sc Dickson
Ann si Rodeer
Ann & Helens sc Dorward
Ann Miln br Thorns
Antelope sc S'larp
Antelope cutter
Apame hg Wilson
Apollo br Walker
Archduke si Archer
Archer sc M'Keddie
Ariel hg Ritchie
Aurora hg Paris
Barbara sc Paton
Belize hg Rodger
Bellona b^ M'Laffan
Ben-Nevis br Nicol)
Betsy si Norrie
Betsy & Margaret sc Smith
Betsy & Nell si Galloway
Blackness br Anderson
Bolivar br Peat
Brechin Castle br Baxter
Britannia hg Jack
British King b^ Sinclair
Briton sc Ritchie
Brothers br Rpid
Caledonia hg Boyack
Camel si [ Simpson
341 64
24 38'
39 90
35 253
1786; 23
1820102
31 j 48
37 42
41 '564
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1798 31
1832169
19276
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Bit. Ton. Owner or Agent.
1827132 Allan Edward
40 228 Robert Leslie
1785 324 Tay Whale Fishing Co.
1826125 Alexnnder Martin
40 117 Thomas Low
40 88 John White
44127 Dun.Hnll Ship. Co.
11,324 D.&Un.Whalcfish.Co.
29; 59 Francis Ogilvie
38 165 Robert Liddle
4L3'^'7 James Hill
John Bell
James Anderson, jun.
.John Borrie
David Myles
Patrick Just
David Walker
A. P. Reid
John Brown
Thomas Pitkeathly
Robert Leslie
W. Kirkland & Sons
Trinity Hou^e
Heirs of Geo. Clark
David Crighton
A. & J. Archer
Tay & Tyne Ship. Co.
William Young
Andrew Low
Robert Mundie
James Maxwell
George Kidd
Joseph Garland
Alexander Norrie
Walter Smith
Mrs H, Galloway
Alexander Milne
'John Borrie
David Baxter
Robert Tosh
James Davidson
Tay & Tyne Ship Co.
Thomas Powrie
James M'Gavin
David Spence
36
1835
17
41
to
42
1791
1835
23
44
45
25
20
40
35
38
85
190
134
60
233
134
318
48
78
33
268
301
371
169
243
60
54
137
44
59
Camolla
Catherine
Catherines
Ceres
Ceres
Charles Kid
Charlotte
Chase
Choice
Christiana
Circassian
City of Rotterdam
Clyde
Commodore Napier
Card ova
Courier
Craigie
Crispin
Cyrus
Czar
Daisy
Dart
David
David Key
Diadem
Diana
Diana
Dispatch
Duke of Richmond
Duke of Wellington
Dundee
Dundee
Eclipse
Eclipse
Elbe
Electra
Elizabeth White
Eliza I
Eliza
Eliza
Eliza Scotland
EUengowau
Emma
Energy
Esker
Espe ranee
Eupheraia
Euphemia
Euphemia
Euphemia
Fairy
Fair Isle
si
Urquhart
15
44
bg
Claik
45
198
si
Gumming
25
54
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Phillip
18
114
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Paris
44
44
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39
168
sc
Thin
26
113
bg
Coupar
£8
217
bg
Paris
24
150
br
Lvell
42
253
sc
Cook ,
18
77
sc
Lee
40
129
si
Angus
34
73
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Easson
41
291
sc
Cook
44
133
sc
M'Gh-egor
16
131
bg
Ogilvie
18
121
sc
Walker
41
113
bg
Foreman
34
177
bg
Moon
25
289
bg
Thomson
44
178
si
Reid
1836
64
BC
Gibb
26
117
sl
Herd
36
43
bg
Carr
37
170
bg
Blues
45
191
bg
Turpie
18
93
sl
Broa.ihead
01
47
br
Spitlmll
41
469
1 br
Duncan
44
601
St sh
Kidd
34
579
br
Spink
41
305
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Keith
41
195
sl
Smith
1796
52
sc
Gray
1816
121
bg
Lindsay
36
158
SG
Edward
46
71
bg
Wilson
24
247
bg
Cook
44
191
bg
M earns
29
170
bg
Cromarty
32
173
bg
Hodge
4:^
207
bg
Christie
22
235
bg
Hill
32
223
bg
PatuUo
36
2..9
bg
Duff
35
293
bg
Crockat
34
147
bg
Nightingale
34
133
sc
Gregory
29
63
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Rodger
35
54
br
Davidson
01
247
sc
Fergus
42
52
Mrs Urquhart
James Fenwicl:
David Curaming'
A. P. Reid
Andrew Paris
David Soutar
Mrs Fyffe
George Jessiman
Andrew Low
O. G. Miller
William Crockatt. .
G. N. Baxter
D. P. & L. Ship. Co.
Thomas Neish
Do.
D. P. & L. Ship. Co.
Heirs of A. Lawsou
Robert Spence
William Ourr
W.Kirkland&Son
Andrew Low
D. P. and L. Ship. Co.
Robert Rintoul
W.&.T. Ireland
Thomas Bell
Alexander Blues
A. P. Reid
Trustees of D. Peacock
Robert Les-lie
A. & D. Edward
D. P. &L. Ship. Co.
John Boriie
Nicoll & Webster
James Wilson
D. P. & L. Ship. Co.
Thomas Low, junior
A. P. Reid
G. L. Hynd
David Jack
John Evvan
George Kidd
David Baxter
David Crighton
James M'Gavin
John Thain
Heiis of Thos.Erskine
George Kidd
William Leighton
James Gregory
William Ireland
George Fyffe
Thomas Coupar
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Fame
sra
Smith
30
85
Fancy
so
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1840
64
Fender
si
Jeffers
27
50
Fergus
bg
Lanceman
42
166
Fisher
si
Spence
20
31
Flora
bg
Mitchell
43
230
Flora
so
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46
79
Forth
si
Orr
30
72
Free
bg
Feathers
45
162
Friends
si
Young
18
40
Ganges
br
Gibson
42
348
George Canning
br
Kydd
25
288
George Fyfe
br
Murray
39
444
Gipsy
si
Beckwith
05
56
Glammiss Castle
br
Duncan
42
342
Gleaner
br
Crawford
39
297
Grange
si
Patrick
43
34
Gratitude
bg
Archer
17
155
Guthries .
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NicoU
15
43
Hannah
bg
Cook
21
338
Hannah
bg
Batchelor
23
184
Harbinger
br
Thomson
41
325
Harriet
br
Christie
24
226
Hawk
sc
M'Nab
38
84
Hebe
si
Lanceman
23
48
Hector
bg
Anderson
01
247
Helen
bg
M'Gregor
42
256
Helen and Jean
si
Gourlay
28
30
Helen Cook
sc
Mather
37
63
Helen Stewart
sc
Scott
44
86
Henrv Bell
bg
Hood
34
173
Herald
sc
Cosens
38
70
Hermes
sc
Soutar
32
145
Hero
bg
Stewart
28
184
Herschel
bg
Robertson
39
220
Highlander
sc
Kirkaldy
29
57
Hirondc'lle
sc
Walker
35
123
Hirondelle
sc
Deuchars
34
69
Hope
bt
Knight
29
17
Horn
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1783
370
Humber
SiU
Watson
1829
95
Imod
bg
Cameron
42
178
Indus
br
M'Kenzie
38
377
Isabella
bg
James
26
302
Isabella
bg
Greig
25
210
Isabella
sc
Brown
33
128
Isabella
sc
White
37
87
Isabella
si
Sword
1781
20
Isabella & Margaret
sc
Drummond
1842
79
Isla
bg
Norrie
36
303
Jack
sc
Simpson
36
68
James
bg
Reid
42
138
Dun. Hull Ship. Co.
David Stewart
Thomas Fitkeathly
David Ogilvie
D. P. & L. Ship. Co.
Heirs of Thos.Erskine
Andrew Roxburgh
D. P. &L. Ship. Co.
James Barlaud
William Young
Alexander Brown
John Thain
Robert Small
D. P. & L. Ship. Co,
David Baxter
John Thain
William Henderson
Patrick Milne
John Xennedy
David Soutar
Alexander Martin
Thomas Neish
Thomas Adamson
David Baxter
Jam.es Young
George NicoU
William NicoU
David Peter
James Mather
David Stewart
John Bell
Tay & Tyne Ship. Co.
D. & W. Soutar
David Stewart
J. & J. Ogilvie
W. Kirkland & Sons
David Myles
David Deuchars
David Knight
D. & Un. Whalef. Co.
Dun. Hull Ship Co.
D.Martin & Co.
William Clerk
Thomas Coupar
James Thain
James Brown
J. & W. White
William Henderson
John Davie
WiUiam Halley
John Brown
Thomas Powrie
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Jane
si
Murdoch
Jane
si
Clerk
Jane Baxter
so
Cobb
Jane Erskine
bg
Coupe r
Janet
br
Brown
Jean
bg
Small
Jean and Jessie
sc
Robertson
Jeremiah
si
Duncan
Jessie
bg
Davidson
Jessie Alexander
sc
Duncan
Jessie Greig
bg
Pryde
Jessamine
bg
Miller
Joanna
sc
Sim
Jolin
bg
Simpson
John Black
bg
Mitchell
John Fergus
si
Pitkeathly
John and Jean
si
Crockatt
John and Jean
si
Clark
Jules
bg
Nicol!
Juliet Erskine
br
Smith
Juno •
si
Campbell
Lady Grant
si
Lowson
Lady Kinnaird
br
Robb
Lady Lilford
sh
Scott
Lady Panraure
sc
Pringle
Lady Sale
bg
Low
Lark
si
Martin
Lass o' Gowrie
St fill
Catanach
Laurel
bg
Siark
Leda
bg
Glenday
Leipzic
bg
Cappon
Leith Packet
si
Rattray
Levana
si
Stephen
Libra
bg
Moor
Liverpool
SC
Gilchrist
Livonia
bg
Taylor
London
St sh
Ewing
London
sc
Rattray
Lord Douglas
sc
Greig
Lord Palraerston
br
Rattray
Lord Pan mure
br
Henderson
Lorina
bg
Scott
Lucille
bg
Young
Lydia
si
Simpson
Madura
■ sh
Smith
Maggie Lauder
sc
Scott
Ma reel I us
bg
Young
Margaret
bg
i^ewis
Margaret
sc
Kilgour
Margaret
6l
Claik
Margarets
bg
Mearns
Margarets
bg
Wemyss
23
69
1838
50
41
135
46
231
41
320
24
178
1799
87
97
50
1834
144
42
56
40
220
41
205
37
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80
30
157
35
36
1793
43
1831
37
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109
44
297
07
34
1782
43
1839
350
38
596
39
58
42
199
31
56
41
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16
156
28
200
14
282
14
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45
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29 i
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83
40
177
37
686
24
115
40
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42
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28
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26
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41
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40
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43
273
31
158
41
78
42
37
25
129
28
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D. P, & L. Ship. Co.
Mrs D. Clark
A. P. Reid
Heirs of Tfaos. Erskine
John Thain
Do.
David Myles
James Duncan
Alexander Davidson
James Alexander
Andrew Greig & Son
George Jessiman
Tay & Tyne Ship. Co.
John Brown
David Mitchell
John Pitkeathly
John Crockatt
Mrs W. Paton
Baxter Brothers & Co.
Heirs of T. Erskine
John Kennedy
James Lowson
Alex. Martin
James Soot
Thomas Forgan
Heirs of T. Erskine
D., P., & L. Ship. Co.
Dun. & Pth. St-Pk. Co.
John Brown
Thomas Powrie
Alex. Stephen
Thomas Moncur
Alex. Lindsay
Ales. Martin
P. D. Ritchie
W. O. Taylor
D. P. & L. Ship. Co.
Do
Heirs of B. Small
Robert Small
George Kidd
David Crofts
Thomas Bell
John Brown
Robert Leslie
Alexander Reid, jun.
Robert Small
John Kennedy
William Ireland
George Clark
William Mearns
James M'Gavin
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Margaret Campbell si
Margaret Malcolm sc
Margaret and Ann si
Marcraiet & Elizabeth si
Margaret and Jean si
Marion-Ann bg
Margery
Margery
Mars
Mars
Mary
Mary
Mary
Mary
Marys
Mary and Ann
Mary and Rose
Mary Key
sc
sc
sh
bg
bg
sc
sm
si
bg
sc
sc
sc
Mary Salter
Mary Scott
Maxwell
May
May Flower
Mersey
Midas
Mobile
Montrose
Morgiana
Mountain Maid
Mountaineer
Nancy
Nancy
New Harriet
Nile
Noah
Ocean
Olive
Oi'igen
Orkie
Peggie
Perth
Perth
Perth
Perthshire
Peruvian
Pilot
Pomona
Princess Charlotte
Princess Royal
Progress
Queen
Rambler
si
sc
sc
cutter
sra
bg
br
br
br
bg
bg
si
si
bg
br
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sc
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st.sh
sc
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sc
br
sc
bg
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bg
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Barrow
Mvles
Clark
M'Glashan
Rae
Gumming
l^orward
Simpson
Smith
Bertie.
Ireland
Beattie
J oh n^' ton
Menzies
Leslie
Gordon
Tervit
Key
sc I Gregory
Scott
Paton
Smith
Anderson
M'Lean
Low
Martin
Ferguson
Inglis
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Fleming
Black
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Thoms
Miller
Clark
AP In tyre
Coupar
Crammond
Hutton
Anderson
Spink
Milne
Adams
Young
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Mrs D. Clark
David Peter
James Baillie
G. L. Hynd
Andrew Spence
^Villiam Nicoll
David Martin & Co.
George Kidd
James Ireland
Robert Tosh
D., P., & L. Ship. Co.
John Farrow
John Brown
A, P. Reid
James Horsburgh
David Key
John Gregory, jnn.
Robert Scott
John Paton
A. and D. Edward
George Anderson
D., P., & L. Ship. Co,
James Soot
Thomas Neish
James Soot
Allan Edward
John Kidd
James Bell
M. Mitchell
David Butchart
John FyfFe
• » illiam Clark
John Caiman
Martin M'Intyre
David Myles
John Kennedy
William Hutton
James Anderson
D. P. & L. Ship. Co.
David Martin & Co.
Thomas Moncur
R. D. Pryde
Alexander Pitkeathly
P. D. Ritchie
William H. Forbes
Tay Whale-FishingCo.
K)undee Banking Co.
Ali'xand: r Bulk
Dundee Hull Ship. Co.
William Clark
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Raven
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Richard Cobden
br
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bg
Patrick
Robert
sc
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Robin Gray-
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Roe
si
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Rose
si
Milne
Roseau
bg
Smith
Rosanna
br
Patrick
Rover
si
Bowman
Royal Bride
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Welch
Ruby
bg
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Saraii
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Betts
Saucy Jack
sc
Miller
St'lraa
bg
Taylor
Sliakspeare
bg
Ambrose
Shelah
sc
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Andrew Lindsay
Thomas Ferrier
Alexander Thomson
Nicoll and Webster
James Chapman
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Tay & Tyne Ship Co.
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COACHES; CARRXSRS, &C.
COACHES.
COACHES STARTING FROM THE ROYAL AND BRITISH HOTELS.
Aberdeen via Arbroath and Montrose, the Mail at 10 a.m.^ and 11
P.M. Via Forfar and Brechin, the Defiance at 2 p.m.
Edinburgh via Cupar- Fife and Kirkaldy, the Union at 9.45 A:M.;
Mail, 1 1 A.M. ; Defiance, 2 p.m. Via Perth and Queensferry,^
the Mail at 10 p.m.
Glasgow via Perth and Stirling, Defiance at 2 p.m.
Perth, Fair Maid, 8 a.m. ; Defiance, 2 p.m. ; Wonder, 4 p.m.
St Andrews, Prince of Wales, every Monday, Thursday, and .
Saturday, 10 a.m. ; and Christie's Coach every Tuesday and Fri-
day at 4 P.M. Starting from St Andrews for Dundee, the
Prince of Wales on Monday \ before 3 p.m., and on Thursday
and Saturday \ before 2 p.m. ; and Christie's Coach every Tues
day and Friday at 10 a.m.
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CuPAR-FiFH, a two-horse Van from Joseph Parker's, 7 South Union
Street, for goods and passengers, every lawful day at 3 p.m. ;
Btarting from Cupar at 8 a.m. A coach on Tuesdays and Fri-
days.
FoRFAK, D. Waterston's omnibus, which starts from Forfar on
Tuesdays and Fridays at 8 a.m., leaves Dundee, on its return
to Forfar, same days at 4 p.m.
The South Ferry boat sails every lawful day, being regulated
by the tide ; and the Balmerino boat once a week. Parcels for
both boats are received at Fyall's Fifeshire Inn.
CARRIERS.
They all arrive before 11 a.m., and generally depart before 4 p.m.
Abernyte. — Archibald Gray, at Robertson and Brown's, 42 High
Street, every Friday.
Alyth. — William Alexander and David Steele, at Davidson's
coal-yard, 193 Overgate, every Tuesday and Friday.
Anstrdther. — James Brown, at J. and P. Cameron's, Exchange
Street,
Arbroath. — John Thomson and John Cartwright, at S, Wilkie^s,
Hood's Close, 18 Murraygate, every Tuesday and Friday. Alex-
ander Neiison and Alexander Finlay leave the Railway station
every lawful afternoon.
AucHTERHOusE. — Jamos Hill, at Henry Blair's, Overgate, every
Tuesday and Friday.
Auchtermuchty. — J. and P. Cameron, Exchange Street, and J.
Parker, South Union Street.
Blairgowrie. — Thomas M'Nab, at Samuel Wilkie's, Hood's
Close, 118 Murraygate; and James Gunnison, at C. Archer's,
31 Overgate, both every Tuesday and Friday.
Brechin. — William Doij;, at Samuel Wilkie's, 118 Murraygate,
every Tuesday and Friday,
Breciiin and Aberdeen. — John Hood, at the Eas-le Inn 108
Murraygate, every Tuesday and Friday; and Hei'cules Smart,
Exchange Street.
Brotjghty Ferry.— David Petrie and John Cameron, at Church
Lane, Thorter Row, every Tuesday and Friday.
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CoupAR- Angus. — George M'Eitchie, at William Anderson's, Dun-
dee Arms, Thorter Row, every Tuesday and Friday.
CuPAR-FiFE, Ceres, Collessie, &c. — J. and P. Cameron, Ex-
change Street, daily ; Joseph Parker, South Union Street, and
David Oliphant, Eagle Inn, 108 Murraygate, both every Mon-
day, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday; and Eobert Abby, at
Joseph Parker's, South Union Street, every Tuesday and Fri-
day.
Dronley. — Thomas Anderson, at David Ross's, 112 Overgate.
every Tuesday and Friday.
Dunkeld. — Robert Gellatly, at Samuel Wilkie's, Hood's Close,
118 Murraygate, every Friday.
Edinburgh, and generally to all the principal places in the South
and West of Scotland, and North of England, J. and P. Came-
ron, Exchange Street, and Joseph Parker, South Union Street;
and to Edinburgh, William Oliphant, Eagle Inn, 108 Murray-
gate, every Tuesday and Friday.
Errol. — William Adam, at S. Wilkie's, 118 Murraygate; James
Christie, West Port, J. Watson, Couttie's Wynd, and James
Melville, at John Hill's, Seagate, all every Tuesday and Friday
Forfar. — Alexander Wilson, John Tosh, Thomas Rodger, and C.
Low, at S. Wilkie's, 1 18 Murraygate, every Tuesday and Friday,
Inchture. — William Craig, at John Hume's, 37 Overgate, every
Tuesday and Friday.
KiNNAiRD. — Alexander Duncan, at James Bell's, 49 Overgate,
every Friday.
Kirriemuir. — David Edward and John Hood, at S. Wilkie's, 118
Murraygate ; and William Paterson, at Mrs Coupar's, 104 Mur-
raygate, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
LiFF. — Peter Nicoll, 'at David Sharp's, vintner. South Union Street
every Tuesday and Friday.
LoNGFORGAN. — Peter McGregor, at James Bell's, 49 Overgate,
every Tuesday and Friday.
Manchester, Liverpool, &c!— J, and P. Cameron, Exchange
Street.
Meigle. — James Mann, at 38 Barrack Street, every Friday.
Montrose. — Alexander Findlay and Alexander Neilson, at Ar-|
broath Railway station, every lawful afternoon.
Mdrrie. — James Strachan, at John Cameron's, Church Lane,]
every Friday.
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Perth and Glasgow. — J. and P. Cameron, Exchange Street ;
Alexander Wannan, Eagle Inn, 108 Murraygate, every Tues-
day, Wednesday, and Friday.
PiTTENWEEM. — James Brown, at J. and P. Cameron's, Exchange
Street.
Rattaky. —James Yeaman, at Robertson and Brown's, High
Street, every Tuesday and Friday.
St Andkews. — James Brown, at J. and P. Cameron's, Exchange
Street ; and David Ritchie, South Union Street, every Tuesday
and Friday.
Stanley. — Thomas Cruickshanks, at S. Wilkie's 118 Murray-
gate.
Stonehaven. — H. Smart, at J. and P. Cameron's, Exchange
Street, every Tuesday and Friday.
STREET PORTERS.
1. Charles Bell, 25 Barrack Street.
2. James Stormonth, 14 Overgate.
3. Charles Dakers, Chrichton's Close, Murraygate.
4. Andrew Couper, Mason Lodge Close, Murraygate.
5. Johnston Falconer, 4 Fenton Street.
6. George Young, 13 Fish Street. '
7.
8.
9. David Nicoll, Tyndal Wynd.
10. Henry Smith, Speed's Close, 19 Overgate.
11. Peter Powrie, Camperdown Court, Barrack Street.
12. Thomas Sutherland, Methodist Close, Overgate.
13. Donald M'Pherson, 11, Kirk Entry, Wellgate.
14. Peter Patrick, Gray's Land, Blackscroft.
15. John Buchannan, Meadow Close, Murraygate.
16. John Ferrier, Crichton's Close, 39 Overgate.
17. Maxwell Graham, 116 Nethergate
18. Thomas Bruce, Campbell's Close, 18 High Street.
19. James Robertson, Malcolm's Pend, Scouringburn.
20.
21. Clark Bennet, Lowson's Close, Overgate
ISAVItES OF STREETS, I^AITES, &c. t&e
WITH THEIR LOCALITIES.
Albert Street, top of Prince's Street.
Albert Court, 59 Nethergate.
Albion Entry, 165 Overgate.
Alexander's Close, 122 Overgate.
Anchor Lane, foot of Henderson Wynd, Scouringburn.
Anderson's Entry, 120-122 Hawkhill.
Ann Street, 113-115 Hilltown.
Annfield Road, 199 Hawkhill.
Argyll Close, 1 Overgate.
Arthur Street, top of Dallfield "Walk*
Bain Square, 8-10 Cowgate.
Bank Street, 34-36 Reform Street, towards Barrack Street.
Bank Court, 110 Seagate.
Bain Square, 3-5 Wellgate.
Baltic Street, 36-38 Wellgate.
Barrack Road, continuation of Dudhope Street
Barrack Street, 59-61 Overgate.
Baxter's Court, 39 Cowgate.
Beattie's Close, 89 Murraygate.
Bell Street, Lower Chapelshade.
Bell Street Lane, 3 Constitution Road.
Bell's Close, 14 Murraygate.
Bell's Close, 38 King Street.
Bellfield Lane, 167-169 Hawkhill.
Bernard Street, 128-130 Hawkhill,
Birch Lane, from Scrimgeour Lane to Urquhart Lane.
Blackness Road, Scouringburn,
Blackscroft, from St Roque's Lane to Peep-o'-day Lane.
Bonnethill. See Hilltown.
Bonny Bank Road, Bucklemaker "Wynd.
Borrie's Close, 72 Hilltown.
Borrie's Close, 82 Hilltown^
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Boyack's Close, 93 Overgate.
Brewery Lane, 191 Scouringburn.
Broad Close, 21 Hilltown. -
Broad Close, 228 Overgate.
Broughty Ferry Road, commences at Peep-o'-day.
Brown Street, between 37 and 39 West Port.
Bucklemaker Wynd, from foot of Hilltown to Ben's Koad.
Butchart's Close, 228 Hilltown.
Butchart's Entry, 1 72 Seagate.
Butchart's Close, 112 Murraygate. y
Butter's Close, 54 West Port.
Burnhead, head of Seagate.
Cable's Close, 39 Wcllgate.
Calender Close, 19 Murraygate.
Calender Close, 178 Overgate,
Cameron's Close, 90 Murraygate.
Campbell's Close, 75 High Street.
Campbell's Close, 22 Crichton Street.
Camperdown Court, 22 Barrack Street.
Candle Close, 214 Overgate.
Carswell Lane, 26 King Street.
Castle Street, east end of High Street to Shore.
Castle Court, 27 Castle Street.
Castle Hill, 13 Seagate.
Cat's Close, 84-86 Scouringburn.
Cherryfield, Blackness Road.
Church Street, 116 to 118 Prince's Street.
Church Lane, 33-36 High Street to Tall}^ Street.
Cobb's Close, 39 Wellgate.
Comely Bank, West end of Dudhope Street.
Constable Street, from St Roque's Lane to Wallace Street.
Corn Court, 181 Seagate.
Constitution Street, top of Constitution Road.
Constitution Road, from Barrack Street to Somerville Plaee.
Commercial Street, Middle James' Street.
Cotton Road, Bucklemaker Wynd.
Cowgate, from Panmure Street to St Roque's Lane.
Coupar's Alley, 16 Wellgate.
Couttie's Wynd, 38 Nethergate.
Croall's Close, 80 Cowgate.
Crescent Street, 12 Prince's Street.
Crescent Lane, 24-26 Prince's Street.
Crichton Street, 25, 26 High Street.
Crichton's Close, 39 Overgate.
Croom's Close, 64, 65 High Street.
Cross Row, 23-25 Small's Wynd.
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,Dallfiel.d Walk, 32-34 Dudhope Street.
David's Close, 149 Hilltown.
Davidson's Court, 69 Seagate.
Davidson's Entry, 92 Seagate.
Davidson's Close, 77 Seagate.
Deer-horn Close, 38 Hilltown.
Dempster Court, 94 Scouringburn.
Den's Brae, 94 King Street.
Den's Road, east end of Bucklemaker Wynd.
Dickson's Close, 61 Hilltown.
Dock Street, Shore.
Doig's Entry, 168 Overgate.
Doig's Court, 33 Castle Street.
Don's Road^ 7-9 Rose Bank Road.
Donaldson's Entry, 133 Overgate.
Dron's Entry, 205 Overgate.
Drummond's Close, 55 S;^agate.
Dudhope Street, 18-20 Hilltown.
Dudhope Crescent Road, Lochee Road.
Dyster's Pend, 18 Scouringburn.
Edvis Street, Bucklemaker Wynd.
Elizabeth Street, 30-32 Ann Street.
Exchange Street, from Castle Street to Commercial Street.
Farmer's Close, 101 Hilltown.
Ferguson's Close, 194 Seagate.
Ferguson's Close, 111 Hilltown.
Ferguson's Close, 51 Hilltown.
Ferrine's Court, 39 Seagate.
Fish Street, from foot of Couttie's Wynd to Greenmarket.
Fleming's Entry, 28 Bell Street Lane.
Fleuchar Craig Road, Pole Park Road.
Ford's Wynd, 113-115 Perth Road.
Ford's Lane, 220-222 Hawkhill.
Foundry Lane, east end of Seagate.
Gall's Square, 128 Overgate.
Gardiner's Lane, 1 Upper Pleasance,
Gardiner's Entry, 3 West Port.
Gellatly's Square, 89 Nethergate.
George's Place, 51-53 Wellgate.
George Street, top James' Street.
George's Street, 16-18 Wellington Street.
Gowans' Close, 233 Overgate.
Gray's Close, 70-71 High Street.
Greenfield Place, 156 Perth Road,
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Guillan's Close, 43 Overgate.
Gunn's Close, 152 Overgate.
Guthrie Street, from top North Tay Street to Horse Water
Wynd.
Guthrie's Close, 103 Overgate.
Hain's Close, 56 Hilltown,
Hall's Close, 22 Bell Street Lane.
Harbour Close, 64 Hilltown.
Hawkhill, from West Port to Perth Road.
Hay's Close, 55 Overgate.
Hazeel's Close, 33 Nethergate.
Hean's Lane, 18 Smal)'s Wynd.
Heathfield Lane, 71 Hawkhill,
Henderson's Wynd, between 15 and 17 West Port.
High Street, from Murraygate to Nethergate.
Highland Close, 83 Overgate.
Hilltown, at top of Wellgate.
Horse Wynd, 93-95 Murraygate.
Horse Water Wynd, 79-81 Scouringburn.
Hunter Street, 52-54 Scouringburn.
Jack's Close, 160 Seagate.
James' Street, 18-20 Ann Street.
Infirmary Wynd, 14 King Street.
Jobson's Court, 54 Seagate.
Irvine's Square, 21 Mid Street.
Ireland's Lane, 20-22 Bell Street.
Isles' Lane, 115 Hawkhill.
Kay's Close, 48 Overgate.
Kay's Close, 20 Hilltown.
Kay's Close, 206 Hilltown.
Keillor's Entry, 95 Seagate.
Key's Close, 18 Nethergate.
King Street, from Cowgate to Dens' Brae,
King Street Court, 8 King Street.
Kirk Wynd, from top of Tally Street to South Lindsay Strcei
Kirk Entry, 19-21 Wellgate.
Lady Well Lane, foot of Hilltown, west side.
Larch Street, at New Schools, Scouringburn,
Lawson's Close, 215 Overgate.
Lilybank, top of Prince's Street.
Lindsay Street North, 115 Overgate.
Lindsay Street South, 110 Overgate.
Lindsay's Entry, 31 Hilltown.
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Long Wynd, 75 Nethergate. ■
Low's Close, 32 Barrack Street.
Low's Close, 232 Hilltown.
Lowden's Alley, 169-161 Hawkhill.
Lowson's Close, 88 Hilltown.
Luke's Close, 71 Nethergate. :
Lyon's Close, 2 Blackness Road. .
M'Donald's Close, 220 Hilltown.
M'Laren's Pend, 2 Blinchall Street.
M'Vicar's Lane, 146 Perth Eoad.
Malcolm's Entry, 101 Scouringburn.
Malster's Close, 58 Nethergate.
Mary Ann Wynd, 141 Seagate.
Mason Lodge Close, 36 Seagate,
Malhew's Close, 31 Overgate.
Mathew's Close, 44 Hilltown.
Mathew's Close, 142 Hilltown.
Meadow Street, 24-26 Wellgate.
Meadowside, from top of Barrack Street to top of Baltic Street.
Meal's Close, 171 Overgate.
Methodist Close, 51 Overgate.
Mid Wynd, 47 Perth Road.
Mid Street, 35-36 Constitution Road.
Mid Kirk Style, 76 Overgate.
Mid Wynd, 170-172 Hawkhill.
Mid Shore, from Greenmarket to Castle Street,
Middle Street, 43-45 Prince's Street.
Miller's Court, 35 Cowgate.
Miller's Wynd, 154-156 Hawkhill.
Miller's Wynd, 29 Perth Road. •
Miller's Entry, 15 Scouringburn.
Miller's Close, 101 Hilltown.
Miller's Close, 250 Hilltown.
Mill's West Wynd, 165-167 Scouringburn,
Mill's East Wynd, 153-155 Scouringburn.
Miln's Close, 202 Overgate,
Milne's Court, 48 Wellgate.
Milne's Alley, 45 Mid Street.
Mint Close, 51 High Street.
Mitchell's Close, 49 Seagate.
Morrison's Court, 60 Wellgate.
Morton's Square, 31 Wellgate.
Mount Pleasant, 102 Hawkhill.
Mudie's Close, 166 Seagate.
Mudie's Close, 48 King Street.
Munro's Pend, 26 Hawkhill.
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Murraygate, from east end of High Street to Wellgate.
Nelson Street, Bucklemaker Wynd.
Nethergate, from Hi^h Street to Perth Road.
New Inn Entry, 67-68 High Street.
North Tay Street, 1 West Port.
Ogilvie's Close, 29 High Street.
Ogilvie's Close, 69 Overgate.
Overgate, High Street to West Port.
Panmure Terrace, behind Upper Dudhope Crescent.
Paton's Entry, 209 Hilltown.'
Paton's Lane, 238 Perth Road.
Park Place, 127-129 Nethergate.
Park Wynd, 72-74 Hawkhill.
Parker's Court, 12 William Street.
Park Lane, 7-9 Temple Lane.
Peddie's Close, 87 Overgate.
Peep-o'-Day Lane, 133 Blackscroft.
Pennycuik's Lane, 208-210 Hawkhill.
Perth Road, from foot of Small's Wynd to Blackness Toll.
Peter Street, 111 Murraygate.
Peter's Court, 18 Cowgate.
Pitcairn's Court, 106 Nethergate.
Pitcairn's Close, 110 Nethergate.
Playfair's Entry, 12 Hawkhill,
Pleasance Road, west end Scouringburn.
Pole Park Road, from Edwards' Mill to Lochee Road.
Pourie's Lane, 78 Bell Street.
Prince's Street, from Den's Brae to Victoria Street.
Quarry Entry, 86 Cowgate.
Quarry Close, 61 King Street.
Queen Street, 148 Seagate.
Ramsay Street, 213-215 Pole Park Road.
Ramsay's Pend, 33 Scouringburn.
Rattray's Court, 46 Seagate.
Rattray's Entry, 46 Bell Street.
Reform Street, 52-62 High Street.
Rennie's Close, 116 Nethergate.
Ritchie's Lane, 234-236 Hawkhill.
Robertson's Close, 40 Hilltown.
Robertson's Road, Bucklemaker Wynd.
Robertson's Close, 107 Cowgate.
Rodger's Close, 77 Overgate.
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Rodger's Close, 70 Cowgate.
Rollo's Row, 2 Bell Street Lane.
Rose Street, 11-13 Arthur Street.
Roseangle, 116 Perth Road.
Rosebank Road, 32-34 Rosebank Street.
Rosebank Street, 122-124 Hilltown.
Rowland's Pend, 104 Hilltown.
Ryehill Lane, 190-192 Hawkhill.
St Andrew's Street, 25-27 Cowgate.
St Clement's Lane, 11-12 High Street.
St David's Lane, 26 North Tay Street.
St Mary Street, 19-21 Upper Pleasance.
St Mary's Close, 30 Nethergate.
St Margaret's Close, 36 Nethergate.
StRoque's Court, 112 Cowgate.
St Roque's Lane, 131 Cowgate.
St Peter Street, 198-200 Hawkhill.
St Salvator's Close, 13 Overgate.
Samson's Close, 73 Hilltown.
Saunder's Court, 222 Overgate.
Scott's Close, 97 Overgate.
Scott's Close, 12 Nethergate,
Scott's Close, 6 Hawkhill.
Scouringburn, from West Port to Pole Park Road,
Scrimegour's Lane, Blackness Road.
Sea Close, 120 Nethergate.
Sea Wynd, 128-130 Nethergate.
Seafield Lane, 210-212 Perth Road.
Seagate, from High Street to St Roque's Lane.
Session Street, 11-13 Scouringburn.
Shaw's Court, 98 Cowgate.
Shepherd's Lane, 302 Perth Road.
Shepherd's Close, 65 Overgate. •
Small's Wynd, 1 Perth Road.
Small's Lane, 20 Small's Wynd.
Smith's Pend, 24 Session Street.
Smith's Close, 105 Hilltown.
Soap Work Lane, continuation of Lady Well Lane.
Somerville Place, top Constitution Road.
Soutar's Close, 28 Hilltown,
Soutar's Close, 4 West Port,
South Tay Street, 99-101 Nethergate.
South Union Street, from foot Union Street to the Craig.
Speed's Close, 19 Overgate,
Spence's Close, 158 Overgate.
Springfield, opposite 156 Perth Road,
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Strawberry Bank, 354 Perth Road.
Stewart's Close, 65 Seagate.
Stewart's Court, 59 Seagate.
Stewart's Court, 175 Seagate.
Stewart's Pend, 14 Session Street.
Sugar House Wynd, 43-45 Cowgate.
Tait's Lane, 211 Hawkhill.
Tally Street, 52-54 Overgate.
Tannage Court, 7 Cowgate,
Tay Square, 12-14 South Tay Street.
Tay Street Lane, 93 Nethergate,
Taylor's Lane, 282-284 Perth Road.
Taw's Close, 171 Hilltown.
Temple Lane, 30-32 West Port.
Thomson Street, 228 Perth Road.
Thorter Row, 36-38 Overgate.
Tindal'sWynd, 4-5 High Street.
Tod Burn Lane, from William Street to Den Brae.
Tod Burn Entry, 49 Wellgate.
Thomson's Lane, 214-216 Perth Road.
Tosh's Close, 67 Hilltown.
Trades' Lane, 121-123 Seagate.
Union Street, 54 Nethergate to the Craig.
Union Street, 52-54 Ann Street.
Union Street, George's Place.
Union Place, 266-268 Perth Road.
Union Close, 13 West Port.
Union Close, 25 Nethergate.
Urquhart's Lane. Blackness Road.
Upper Dudhope Crescent, West End Somerville Place.
Vault 17-18 High Street.
Victoria Street, top of Prince's Street.
Victoria Square, 43-45 Nethergate.
Wallace Street, 101-103 Prince's Street.
Walker's Entry, 96 Seagate.
Wannan's Close, 42 West Port.
Ward Road, from the Constitution Road to North Tay Street.
Watt's Street, 136-138 Hawkhill.
Water Wynd, Top of Baltic Street.
Watson's Lane, 133-135 Hawkhill.
Well Road, 108-110 Hawkhill.
Wellgate, from East end Panmure Street to foot of Hilltown.
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Westfield Avenue, 172 Perth Road.
Westfield Lane, 194 Perth Road.
Westfield Place, 188 Perth Road.
"West Dock Street, west side of the Docks. ,
West Wynd, 67-69 Perth Road.
West Wynd, 187-189 Seagate.
West Port, West end Overgate.
Whale Lune, 197 Seagate.
Whitehall Close, 22 Nethergate.
Whitton's Pend, 25 Hawkhill.
Whitton's Close, 37 Hilltown.
Wighton's Close, 9 Hilltown.
William Street, Blackness Road.
William Street, 54-60 King Street.
William Street, Bucklemaker Wynd.
Wellington Street, Bucklemaker Wynd.
Willison Street West, 29 Lindsay Street North.
Willison Street East, 44-46 Barrack Street, towardg North.
Lindsay Street.
Williamson's Close, 1S9 Hilltown.
Wilkie's Close, 110 Hilltown.
Wilkie's Lane, 139-141 Hawkhill.
Wind Mill Entry, 153 Overgate.
Windsor Place, Magdalen Yard.
Wright's Close, 95 Cowgate.
Wright's Close, 53 Wellgate.
Wright's Court, 59 Wellgate.
Yeaman's Shore, foot of Union Street,
Yeaman's Close, 27 Overgate.
Young's Close, 18 West Port.
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THE
FBXHCIFAZ. ZHHiLBITANTS OF 23UNDSE,
IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER.
Abbot, Thomas, messenger ; house, Broughty Ferry.
Mrs, 233 Overgate,
Aberdein, James, hecklemaker, 13 West Harbour.
John, china merchant, 36 High Street ; h. 5 Church Lane.
Adam, Alexander H., 26 Hawkhill,
Andrew, feuar, Hospital Park.
Andrew, tide waiter; h. 16 Louden Alley.
Alexander, shoemaker, 77 Hilltown.
Charles, porter, 161 Hilltown.
James, 18 St Andrew's Place.
John, bookseller, 60 Murraygate ; h. 62 do.
John, shoemaker,^122 Nethergate.
John, (of H. and A.) Thomson Street.
Thomas, spirit dealer, 7 Brown Street.
William, agent, 31 Joint Stock Buildings.
William, boot and shoe warehouse, 41 Murraygate ; A. 41
Mid Street, Chapelshade.
Mrs Isabella, grocer, 225 Hilltown.
Mrs, lodgings, Morton's Square, 31 Wellgate.
Mrs, midwife, St Mary's Close, 30 Nethergate.
Misses, 26 Hawkhill.
Mrs, bookseller, 11 North Lindsay Street.
^ Mrs, dressmaker, 61 West Port.
Misses R. and W., straw hat and dress makers. Miller's
Court, 35 Cowgate.
Adamson, David, shipmaster, 83 Blackscroft.
John, flaxspinner, &c., Cowgate Port; h. St Andrew's
Place, and Erichtside House, Blairgowrie.
John L., minister of St David's; h. 10 Fleuchar Craig.
Robert, 40 Reform Street ; h. Constitution Road.
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Adie, Ch., D.D., 'minister of Greyfriars ; h. 46 Biicklernaker Wynd,
David, builder, Maryfield,
Misses, 28 St Andrew Street.
Agnew, John, broker, 199 Overfrste.
Aiken, Helen, straw-hat and dressmaker, 93 Prince's Street.
Aimer, David, smith, 9 HiHtown ; h. 19 Bucklemaker Wynd.
James, fishing-rod and tacklemaker, 131 Murraygate.
Miss, teacher, Greenfield Infant School, Park Wynd ; A:
60 Bell Street.
Ainslie, James, grocer, 12 Union Street, Maxwelitown.
J. G., clerk, 13 Nelson Street.
Air, Alexander, tailor, 31 Murraygate.
James, flesher, 63 King Street ; A. 46 Prince's Street,
Aird, James, shoe manufactory, 7 Union Street; A. 2 Panmure St.
Airth, Miss, staymaker, 104 Nethergate.
Aitken, William, surgeon, 19 Nethergate ; h. 67 Murraygate,
William, smith, 19 Overgate; h. 47 do.
Mrs, 31 Reform Street.
Albion Hotel, 15 Tally Street and 48 Overgate.
Alcock, Mrs R., Camperdown Court, 22 Barrack Street.
Alerdice, John, mill-manager, Wallace Craigie Mill ; A. Lilybank.
Alexander, & Co., spirit-dealers, Shaw's Land, Cowgate.
Alexander, grocer and spirit-dealer, 42 Scouringburn,
Donald, portrait painter, QQ Murraygate.
Charles, Courier Office ; h. M'Vicar's Lane.
George, agent, 16 Dock Street; A. 4 Westfield Place.
James, bookseller and stationer, 17 Overgate ; A. 65 do.
John Walker, writer, 10 Reform Street ; A. 1 Victoria
Square.
Joseph, grocer, 83 Prince's Street.
Thomas, County Sasine Office ; A. Logie Park Cottage,
Lochee Road.
Thomas, 13 West Dock Street.
^ Mrs, lodgings, 47 West Port.
- Mrs, milliner, 56 Nethergate,
Alison, George Lloyd, wine and spirit-merchant, 20 Nethergate ;
A. Hawkhill Place.
Robert, 101 Nethergate.
Allan, Alexander, writer, (of S. & A.) 4 Reform Street ; A.
Broughty Ferry.
Alexander, baker, 47 Murraygate ; A. 49 do.
James, shoemaker, Guillan's Close, 43 Overgate.
& Son, James, hairdressers, 14 Crichton Street ; A. 11 do.
John A., baker, 66 Nethergate.
John, fiesher, 21 Wellgate.
John, vintner. Hospital Park.
John, mason, 27 Prince's Street.
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Allan, John, grocer, 76 Dudhope Crescent.
Thomas, hairdresser, 25 Murraygate ; h. Fenton Street.
William Stuart, pianoforte seller, 6 Victoria Square.
William, vintner, 9 Seagate.
William, tailor, 18 West Port.
Miss, 16 South Tay Street.
Mrs, teacher of music, 6 Victoria Square
Albot, Mrs, silk-dyer, 38 Perth Road.
Ambrose, Andrew, spirit-dealer, 21 Nelson Street.
Anchor Tavern, 161 Overgate.
Ancient Mason Lodge, 39 Murraygate.
Anderson, Alexander, merchant, 23 St Andrew's Street ; h. West-
haven, Panbride.
Alexander T., clerk at W. Taylor and Co. ; h. Morton's
Square, 31 Wellgate.
Andrew, tobacconist, 76 Overgate.
Andrew, grocer, 4 Blackness Road.
Archibald, hairdresser and bookseller, 85 Hilltown.
David D,, merchant, 23 St Andrew's Street; h. Moni-
fieth.
David, cashier. Western Bank of Scotland ; h. 105
Murraygate.
David, millspinner, 8 Park Lane.
David, cabinetmaker, 154 Nethergate; h. 5 South Tay.
Street.
David, surgeon, 17 King Street.
David, writer, 11 Reform Street; h. 85 Bucklemaker
Wynd.
Ebenezer, wright, Anderson's Entry, Hawkhill.
Francis, cabinetmaker, 2 Baltic Street.
Graham, clothier and tailor, 6 Reform Street; h. 10
Nethergate.
J. C, merchant, 9 Bain Square ; h. 19 High Street.
J. B., agent, 28 Cowgate ; h. 10 Wellington Street.
James, 3 Victoria Square.
James, tailor, clothier, and outfitter, 12 Greenmarket ;
h. 2 Fish Street.
James, supervisor, 43 Castle Street.
James, 44 High Street.
James, manager of Clark's Factory, 233 Overgate; A.
17 Small's Wynd.
James, carver and gilder, 103 Nethergate; h. 2 Temple
Lane.
J. Hodgson, corn-factor, 27 Springfield.
John, spirit-dealer, 8 Small's Wynd.
John, wright. Dens' Road.
John, messenger, 14 New Inn Entry.
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Anderson, John, writer and notary, 10 Reform Street ; h. do.
Peter, grocer and spirit dealer, 55 Perth Road.
Peter, timber merchant, Yeaman Shore.
Peter, shipowner, 4 Fish Street,
Rev. T. G., St Paul's, Hawkhill House, Hawkhill Place.
Thomas, builder, 2 Dudhope Crescent.
Thomas, cowfeeder, Coldside.
. William, merchant, 5 St Andrew's Street ; /*. do.
William, shipbroker, 39 Exchange Street ; h, 1 South
Union Street.
William, tailor, 18 Bell Street.
William, shipmaster, 49 Cowgate.
William, jun., brewer, Dundee Arms Tavern, 9 Thorler
Row.
William, slater and fireman, 33 Brown Street.
William, potato-dealer, 168 Overgate; h. 178 do. .
William, stoneware dealer, 32 Blackscroft.
William, seedsman, 16 Nethergate ; A. 10 Exchange
Street.
William, assistant tide-surveyor, Customhouse ; h. 50
Gellatly Street.
William, blacksmith, Smithfield.
William, brewer, 96 Murraygate.
Barbara, spirit-dealer, 26 Session Street.
Eliza, matron, Dundee Prison.
Mary, grocer, 1 Scouringburn.
Mrs, grocer, 64 Seagate and 19 High Street.
Helen, grocer, 14 Rosebank Street.
Mrs James, Gray's Close, High Street.
Mrs James, 12 Arthur Street.
Mrs William, brewer and vintner, 10 Nethergate.
Mics, 14 Mid Street, Chapelshade.
Misses, dressmaker^, QQ King Street.
Miss, 37 Union Street.
Misses, milliners, 25 Nethergate.
Andrews, Alexander, teacher, 4 Brown Street ; h. Temple Lane.
D. R., historical, landscape, and portrait painter, Public
Seminaries ; li. Meadow Street.
Angus, George, shipmaster, Bonnybauk Road.
James, precentor Tay Square Ciiapel ; A. S8 Ann Street.
John, spirit-dealer, 5 Thorter Row.
Margaret, grocer, 53 Ann Street. ^
Annan, Alexander, mason, 127 Hiiltown.
David, printer, 8 Overgate ; h. 26 Overgate.
Anton, George, ship-chandler and general merchant, 15 Crichten
Street; A. 19 Overgate.
Archer and Eegg, pawnbrokers, 1 Meadow Street.
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Archer, Alexander, shoemaker, 49 Wellgate.
Charles, brewer, 31 Overgate,
David (of A. & B.), pawnbroker. Meadow Street ; A. Rose
Street.
John, grocer, 187 Overgate.
Archbold, John, wholesale tea merchant, 8 New Inn Entry ; h.
103 Murray gate.
Arklay, John, saddler. Trades' Hall ; h. Tindal's Wynd.
William, wood-merchant. Candle Lane ; h. 20 Welling-
ton Street.
Janet, laundress, 87 Bucklemaker Wynd.
Mrs, grocer, 59 Hilltown.
Mrs R., 8 Wellington Street.
Armstrong, William, bookseller, agent for A. Fullerton & Co,
publishers and booksellers, 50 Barrack Street.
Mrs, callender keeper, 105 Nethergate.
Arrott, Dr James, surgeon, 19 King Street.
Arthur, John, cowfeeder, Coldside.
Robert, gardener, Fleuchar Craig.
Misses, grocer, 32 Bell Street.
Atkinson, James, excise warehouse keeper and export oificer;
Ji. Rosebank Cottage.
Austen, John, working dentist and jeweller, 15 Nethergate; h,
18 Nethergate.
Aymer, John, corn-merchant, 15 Dock Street; h. 37 Constitution
Road.
Baillie, Alexander, Hammermen Tavern, 5 1 High Street and 1
Overgate.
James, grocer and spirit dealer, 115 Prince's Street.
Mrs, grocer, 16 Commercial Street, Max well town.
Bain, George, manufacturer, 45 Elizabeth Street, Maxwelltown ;
h. 50 do., do.
John, grocer, 2 Dudhope Crescent.
Robert, tailor, 6 High Street ; h. 104 Nethergate.
Baird, James, spirit merchant, 34 Murraygate ; h. 36 do.
John, city missionary, 30 Dallfield Walk.
Richard, Manager of the Dundee and Newtyle Railway
Company, Railway Station, Hospital Ward ; h. 35 Con-
stitution Road.
Miss, Westfield, Magdalen Yard Road.
Balbirnie, William, slater, Meadowside ; h. 67 Bucklemaker Wynd.
Balerna, Domenico, barometer maker, Gray's Land, Yearaan Sh.
Balfour and Co., flax-spinners, Chapelshade Works ; office, 25
Cowgate.
Alexander, merchant, 25 Cowgate ; h. Airly Lodge, Perth
Road.
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Balfour, Alexander, leather merchant, 1 Vault ; h. Campbell's
Close, 75 High Street.
Balldy, David, grocer, 41 West Port.
Ballentyne, Walter, shoemaker, 208 Overgale,
Ballingall, G., H.M. Customs, Shore ; h. 6 Victoria Square.
William, brewer, Pleasance Brewery; h. Easson's Land,
Fleuchar Craig.
Balmain, John, teacher, St David's Sessional School; h. Easson's
Angle, Miln Bank.
Balsillie, George, watchmaker, 44 High Street ; h. 33 Seagate.
Baltic Coifee Room, 2 Cowgate.
Baluniefield Office, 1 St Andrew's Street.
Bank of Scotland's Branch, 34 Reform St. — J. Sturrock, manager.
Banks, David, seaman, 4 DulEF's Land, Couper's Alley, Wellgate.
David, shipmaster, Pitcairn's Close, 110 Nethergate.
George, shipmaster, Milne's Court, 48 Wellgate.
George M., clerk, 2 St Andrew's Street, Milne's Court, 48
Wellgate.
James, writer, 60 Bell Street.
John M., 24 and 26 Murraygate ; h, 13 Mid Street, Cha-
pelshade.
Thomas, Bell Rock Tavern, 14 West Dock Street.
William, grocer and spirit dealer, 59 Murraygate ; h. 61 do.
Mrs John, 38 Bell Street.
Mrs George W., 1 Mid Road, Chapelshade.
Bannerman, James, gardener. Blackness Road.
Baptist Meeting-house, Meadowside.
Barclay, Alexander, shipmaster, 23 Forebank Road,
and Co., brokers. Butcher Row.
David, tailor, 54 West Port.
Davidson, vintnfir, St Mary's Close, 30 Nethergate.
sealing wax manufacturer, do. do.
John, factory manager, 15 Miller's Wynd, Perth Road.
William, umbrella maker, 12 Barrack Street.
Margaret, grocer, 151 Overgate.
Mrs Thomas, 52 St Andrew's Street.
Barnet, William, grocer, 165 Hilltown.
Barney, Alexander (late shipmaster), 108 Prince's Street.
John, clerk, Tay Street Mill; h. Isle's Lane, 115 Hawk-
hill.
John, spirit-dealer, 29 Hawkhill.
Barons, Misses, dressmakers, 13 West Dock Street.
Barrie & Smith, masons and pavement merchants, Meadowside
Charles, vintner, Coldside.
George, teacher, Wallacetown juvenile school, 1 10 Prince's
Street.
George, grocer, 70 Dudhope Crescent.
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Barrie, George, farmer, Coldside.
James, agent, 5 Bain's Square ; li. Mrs Steven's, 18 Nel-
son Street, Forebank.
James, porter to Western Bank, Dundee ; h. 13 Pullar's
Close, Murraygate.
James, broker, 8 Hunter Street.
James, cowfeeder, Coldside.
John, (of Barrie & Smith), Meadowside ; h. Pourie Place,
Forebank.
Peter, ginger beer brewer, 75 Campbell's Close, High
Street.
William, town-clerk, Town-House, High Street; h. 46
Magdalen Yard Road.
Mrs, cork manufacturer, 3 Church Lane; A. 11 Thorter
Row.
Mrs, lodgings, 36 Murraygate.
Barry, Charles, tailor, 77 High Street.
Barton, Michael, grocer, 147 Hilltown.
Batchelor, David, shipmaster, 28 Hilltown.
Doctor, herbalist, 27 Small's Wynd.
Francis & Son cattle-dealers, Craigie.
G. & G., upholsterers and paper hangers, 22 Union
Street.
George, clerk^ 14 Bain's Square; h. 15 Bain's Square
Court.
G., upholsterer, 22 Union Street ; h. 20 Hunter Street.
Gersham, upholsterer, 22 Union Street ; h. 23 Dudhope
Crescent.
Gersham, herbalist, 74 Nethergate.
J. & G,, cattle-dealers, Forebank Dairy ; h. 89 Buckle-
maker Wynd.
John, coppersmith, tinsmith, and gas-fitter, 21 Fish
Street ; h. 13 Butcher Row.
Robert, porter, 155 Polepark Road.
William, painter and paper-hanger, 18 Nethergate ; h.
74 Nethergate.
Miss, dressmaker, 39 High Street.
Bathie, Thomas, spirit-dealer, 155 0vergate.
William, bootmaker, 45 Murraygate ; h. 55 How's Entry.
Baxter Brothers & Co., merchants and flaxspinners, 31 Cowgate.
Alexander, grocer, 81 Scouringburn.
Alexander, shoemaker, Dudhope Crescent, Land ^-^
and Miller, writers, agents for the Medical, Invalid, and
General Life Assurance Society, 20 Reform Street,
and Alexander, writers, 10 Reform Street.
David (of B. B. & Co.), 31 Cowgate; h. Union Mount.
D. W., baker, 55 Wellgate.
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Baxter, David, spirit-dealer, 25 Small's Wynd,
Edmund, writer, J. P. Fiscal, 20 Reform Street; h.
Broughty Ferry.
Edward, 1 King Street ; Balgay House.
Francis, Advertiser Office ; h. 25 King Street. '
Geo. H., manufacturer, William Street, King Street.
Geo. N., ship agent, 5 Trades' Hall ; h. Glenagnes Cottage.
Geo. E,., wholesale confectioner and fruit merchant, 5 and
7 Trades' Kail ; h do.
Geo. T., coal merchant, 20 King Street; h. 14 Infirmary
Wynd, King Street.
James H., agent, 37 Broughty Ferry Road,
John, minister of Hilltown Free Church; h. 36 Cotton
Road.
John, coal merchant, 80 Union Street ; h. Irvine's Square,
46 Bell Street.
John B., writer and procurator-fiscal, 41 Reform Street ;
h. Craig Tay.
John Cowley, manufacturer, James' Street, Maxwelltown.
John Gorrel, (of B. B. & Co.) 31 Cowgate; Ellangowan
House.
John H., bookseller and stationer, 99 Murraygate; h. 109
Seagate,
John William, (of Baxter and Alexander) 10 Reform
Street ; h. S5 Meadow Side.
Joseph, spirit-dealer, 10 Blackscroft>
Thos. H., grocer and spirit-merchant, 95 Murraygate; h.
97 do.
Wm. Boyd, town chamberlain and accountant, 14 High
Street ; h. 25 King Street.
W. C, cabinet-maker, Kirk Entry, Wellgate ; h. 38 King
Street.
William Gorrel, (of B. B. & Co.) 31 Cowgate; Ellan-
gowan House.
Mrs, 7 Tod Burn Lane, King Street.
Miss, 1 Morrison's Court, Wellgate.
Misses, 4 King Street.
Mrs David, 6 High Street.
Mrs G. L., 43 Castle Street.
Mrs James, Bernard Street, Hawkhill.
Beadson, Geo., musician, 1 Overgate.
Beat, Archibald, wright, 15 Dudhope Wynd.
Charles, potato merchant, 61 King Street.
David, sailmaker, Greenmarket,
Beatts, James, shipmaster, 22 Fish Street.
John M., auctioneer and jeweller, 80 Reform Street and 5
Castle Street; h. 31 Reform Street.
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Beatts, Mrs, grocer, 188 Seagate.
Beattie, Mrs John, baker, Blackscroft.
Begg, Arthur, tailor and clothier, 20 High Street ; h. 2 Shepherd's
Lane, Perth Road.
Jun., Arthur, do. do. ; h. Morton's Square, 31 Wellgate.
James, (of Archer and Begg, pawnbrokers); A. Meadow
Street, Wellgate.
Mrs, broker, 190 Overgate.
Beharrie, Alex., builder, Bell Street; h. 52 Bell Street.
James, manufacturer, 12 Rose Street; h. 11 Rosebank
Road.
Robert, do., 36 Dudhope Street ; h. 1 Dallfield Walk.
"William, do., Wallace Street, Prince's Street ; k. 101
Prince's Street.
Mrs, grocer, 34 Dudhope Street.
Behrens, Mrs Elizabeth, draper, 68 King Street.
Bell Street Church, foot of Constitution Road.
Hall, do., do.
Alex., surgeon, 164 Nethergate.
D. H.M. Customs, Shore ; Ji. 4 Gellatly Street.
David, spirit dealer, 2 Rosebank Street.
James, rope and sailmaker, and canvas manufacturer, Dock
Street ; h. Step Row, Perth Road.
James, grocer, 49 Overgate ; A.. 13 Mid Street, Chapelshade.
James H., merchant, 131 Murraygate.
John and William Don, writers, 38 Castle Street.
John (of Bell and Don), 38 Castle Street; h. 17 South Tay St.
John, clerk, 26 Castle Street ; h. 8 Bell Street.
John Charles, agent, 5 Commercial Street ; h. Ferry-Port-on-
Craig.
Robert, cabinetmaker, 24 Union Street ; h. above.
Robert, postmaster, post-office, 47 Reform Street; A. 5 Shore
Terrace.
Robert, M.D., Spring Grove, 170 Nethergate.
Thomas, 131 Murraygate.
Thomas, hairdresser, 45 West Port.
Thomas H., (David Martin and Co.) 10 Bain Square; A. 14
Wellington Street, Forebank.
William H.M., Customs, Shore; h. 21 Gellatly Street.
Margaret, 70 Prince's Street.
Mrs, Belmont, Perth Road.
Mrs A., 16 Wellington Street, Forebank.
Mrs, lodgings, 10 West Dock Street.
Mrs Thos., 40 North Union Street.
Mrs William, 37 Constitution Road.
Misses, 138 Milne's Buildings.
Bennet, John, broker, 209 Overgate.
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Bonnet, John, shoemaker, 161 Scouringburn.
Benvie, Andrew, merchant, Baxter's Court, 39 Cowgate ; h. 7 Nel-
son Street.
Andrew, jun., Baxter's Court, 39 Cowgate; h, 7 Nelson
Street
William, teacher, Scott's Close, Nethergate; h. Dyer's
Close, top of Murraygate.
Berkeley, Robert, confectioner, 23 High Street; h. 51 do.
Berrie, Alexander, flaxspinner, 9 Bain's Square ; h, 9 King Street,
Miller, merchant, Office and Calendering Works, Queen
Street ; h. 9 King Street.
Robert, engineer, 104 Prince's Street.
Berry, Robert, mill-manager ; h. 10 Lowden's Alley, Hawkhill.
Berwick, Agnes, grocer, 167 Seagate.
Bett, William, flaxspinner, Chapelshade Works; h. 4 Comely
Bank.
Binny, Mrs, 120 Perth Road.
Birmingham, John, tailor, 39 High Street.
Birnie, David, & Son, manufacturers, Wellington Street, Fore-
bank.
Birrell, Patrick, clerk, 13 High Street.
Mrs, lodgings, 13 Yeaman Shore.
Birse, John, flaxspinner, 60 Barrack Street ; h. 1 South Tay Street.
Bisset, PeteT, china merchant, 22 Overgate, and 142 Murraygate ;
h. Rankine's Close, 6 Murraygate.
Thomas, 22 Peter Street, Seagate.
William, 13 Nelson Street, Forebank.
William, shoemaker, 9 Scouringburn.
William, proprietor, Old Cotton Work, Dens.
William, saddler, 55 Reform Street.
Misses, milliners, 84 Nethergate ; h. Old Cotton Work, Dens.
Black, Charles, Eating-house, 54 Dudhope Street.
George, spirit-dealer, 193 Hawkhill.
George, carver, Gray's Close, High Street.
Henry, spirit-dealer, 1 Horse water Wynd.
James Gardener, violin maker and repairer, 16 Watt
Street, Hawkhill.
James, builder and pavement merchant, Dundee and New-
tyle Railway Station ; h. 46 Prince's Street,
James, shipmaster, 106 Nethergate.
James, vintner, 112 Murraygate.
Thomas, flesher, 68 Hawkhill.
William, merchant, 37 Murraygate,
William, spirit-dealer, 30 Scouringburn.
Blackey, Mrs, King Street.
Blackie and Son, publishers, &c.,, 7 Crichton Street. (P. Knox
agent.)
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Blackie and Sons, Alexander, manufacturers, Ward Road, and
26 Cowgate ; h. 3 Fleuchar Craig.
Blain, James, sen., 103 Seagate.
Blair, A., collector, Dundee and Newtyle Railway'; h. 5 North Tay
Street.
Henry, grocer, 115 Overgate; h. 7 Lindsay Street.
John, small ware merchant, 1 Reform Street.
Thomas, grocer, 12 and 16 Overgate.
William, shipbuilder, 66 King's Street.
William, tailor, 127 Scouringburn.
Mrs, cloth manglingj 17 North Tay Street.
Mrs, grocer, 125 Scouringburn.
Mrs, sick nurse, 7 Crichton Street.
Blakehurst, Mrs, grocer, 12 Bucklemaker Wynd.
Blakey, J. Herbert, flaxspinner, 32 Cowgate ; h. Broughty Ferry.
William, flaxspinner, 32 Cowgate ; h. 10 King Street.
Blyth, John B., tailor, 3 Bucklemaker Wynd.
H. and Thos., flaxspinners, 2 Wellgate ; A. Rosefield Cot-
tage, Blackness Road.
Boase^ D. W., banker, Dundee Bank, 22 Castle Street ; h. Meadow
Place.
G. C, banker, Dundee Bank, 22 Castle Street ; li. 2 King
Street.
Henry S., M.D., 5 Fleuchar Craig.
Bogie, Mrs, shawl and dress cleaner, &c., Roodyards, Ferry Road.
Bogue, John, shoemaker, Barron's Court, 70 West Port.
Thomas, hairdresser, 65 King Street ; h. 5 Rosebank
Street.
Bon-Accord Marine Insurance Company, 27 Cowgate — James Soot,
agent.
Bon, John, chronometer, watch, and nautical instrument maker,
24 Dock Street East.
Bonner, Joseph, blacking manufacturer, 7 Overgate j A. 14 New
Inn Entry.
Bonthron, John, confectioner, Scouringburn.
Booth, George, smith, Meadowside ; A. 21 Meadow Entry.
Borrie, David, bootmaker, 38 High Street ; h. 82 Hilltown.
John, shipowner, 38 High Street j h. Tayside, Ferry-Port-
on-Craig.
Borwick, Rev. William, Meadow Place.
Boston & Ballingall, Pleasance Brewery.
Bower, George, Alexander's Close, 122 Overgate.
John Adams, & Robert Cleugh, card cloth manufacturers,
Ryehill Lane, Perth Road ; h. foot of Ryehill Lane.
Robert, flaxdresser, Bruce's Entry, Wellgate,
Robert, innkeeper, 66 High Street.
Misses, dressmakers, 82 Overgate.
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Bowman, Charles, seaman, 77 Nethergate,
John, 12 Long Wynd.
Mrs James, lodgings, 1 Bank Street.
Miss, milliner, 90 Nethergate.
Boyack, Alexander, shipmaster, 89 Bucklemaker Wynd.
William, flaxspinner, 5 Cowgate ; h. 49 South Tay Street.
William, junior, flaxspinner, 5 Cowgate ; h. 49 South Tay
Street.
Boyd, Alexander, cabinet-maker. Key's Close, Nethergate; h.
Green Market.
George, junior, agent, 39 Castle Street; /i. 12 Wellington
Street.
George, fish-dealer, 4 Vault.
James, Sugar-House Wynd ; h. 2 Comelybank, Constitu-
tion E.oad.
James, mill-manager. Wards ; h. 58 Overgate.
John, provision-dealer, foot of South Tay Street, west
side.
John, shoemaker. Lower Croft.
Robert, writer, 19 High Street ; A. 14 South T'ay Street.
Thomas, grocer, 5 Prince's Street.
Omar, grocer, 142 Scouringburh.
Mrs, St Mary's Close, 30 Nethergate.
Boyle, John, spirit-dealer, 52 Ann Street, Maxwelltown.
Mrs, grocer and spirit-dealer, 33 Cotton Road, Dens.
Bradford, John, china-merchant, 13 Crichton Street; h. 16 Crich-
ton Street.
Braid, P. M,, Pleasance Mill; A. 9 Brewery Lane, Lower Pleas-
ance.
Bran, James, public warehouse and weigh-house, Greenmarket ;
h. upper flat, above the Crown Hotel.
Brash, George, feuar. 111 Prince's Street.
Brenen, Patrick, broker, Hawkhill.
Brennan, Mrs, 13 South Tay Street.
Bricknal, Mrs, lodgings, 23 Union Street.
Brisbane, James, superintendent of Graving Dock and Patent Slip,
&c., Harbour Store Office ; h. Patent Slip.
British Hotel, 4 Castle Street and 3 Seagate.
Linen Company's Bank, 77 Murraygate ; John Symers,
agent.
Brodie, Andrew, soda water manufacturer, 40 Gellatly Street; A.
56 Gellatly Street.
George, auctioneer and appraiser ; agency office, 49 Re-
form Street ; A. 61 Reform Street.
George, store- ware merchant, 159 Seagate.
James, grocer and spirit-dealer, 42 Prince's Street.
Mrs, 43 King Street.
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Brodie, Samuel, merchant, and agent for the Aberdeen Marine
Insurance Company, and Imperial Fire and Life In-
surance Company, 3 King Street ; h. William Street,
Forebank.
Miss, dressmaker. Hunter Street.
Brooks, William, herbalist, Baron's Court, 70 West Port.
Brough, Thos., manufacturer, Peep-o'-day, Ferry Road.
Brown, Alex., shipowner ; Ti. 4 Somerville Place.
Alex., weaver, Maxwelltown ; h. 39 Elizabeth Street.
Andrew, merchant, 53 Cowgate.
Andrew, jun., 71 High Street; h. Springfield, Perth Road.
A. R., 71 High Street ; h. 36 Magdalen Yard Road.
Arthur, shipmaster, 6 Perth Road.
Charles, tailor, Pullar's Close ; A. 132 Murpaygate.
David, 59 James' Par]^.
David, tailor, 7 Mid Street, Chapelshade.
David, spirit-dealer, 31 West Port.
David, grocer, 28 Scouringburn ; h. 26 do.
David Barclay, merchant, 51 Cowgate ; h. 37 Union St.
D. B., chemist and druggist, 61 Scouringburn ; h. 34 Park
Wynd, Hawkhill.
D. & J., wine and spirit merchants, St Paul's Court, Mur-
raygate ; h. 1 Kirk Entry, Wellgate.
Eben. John, resident- surgeon, Royal Infirmary.
George, manufacturer, 1 2 Blackness Road.
George, clerk to Baxter Brothers and Co., 31 Cowgate ; A.
George's Street, Olive Bank.
Henry, bookseller and stationer, 45 (west end) High St. ;
h. 3 Thorter Row.
James, manufacturer, top of Sugar-house Wynd, Cowgate ;
h. Bonnybank.
James, I Kirk Entry, Wellgate.
James, shipowner, William Street, Forebank.
James, engineer, 104 Prince's Street.
James, grocer, 64 Blackscroft.
James, shipmaster, Tannage Court, 7 Cowgate.
James, miller, West Ward Flour Mills.
James and Wm., merchants and flaxspinners, 20 Well-
gate, ; Work, Session Street. ;
James, do. do., 20 Wellgate ; h. 127 Nethergate. ^
John, shipbuilder. East Dock; h. 3 King Street.
John, agent and shipowner, 13 l^ock Street ; h. 1 Victoria
Square, Nethergate.
John, mill foreman, Dudhope Crescent, Land, No. 16.
John, flaxspinner, Panmure Street ; A. Broughty Ferry.
John, grocer, 80 Hilltown.
Joseph, 61 Murraygate : h. 1 Kirk Entry, Wellgate.
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Brown, Joseph, brewer, 54 King Street.
Joseph, precentor, St Peter's Church ; h. 11 Mid Wynd,
Perth Road.
Mathew, tailor. Middle Street, Wallace Feus.
Robert, tailor, 2 Comnaercial Street, Maxwelltown.
Robert, shipmaster, 30 Blackscroft.
Shepherd and Co.j smiths, Ir\ine's Square, Lower Chapel-
shade.
Thomas, coach-builder, Black's land, Small's Wynd.
Wm., flaxspinner, Guthrie Street, Ward House.
Wm., tailor and clothier, 7 Overgate.
Wm., wMght, Albert Street.
Wm., spirit-dealer, 61 Seagate.
Martha, grocer, 91 Prince's Street.
Mrs, cloth mangling, 58 Scouringburn.
Mrs, stoneware merchant, 92 Hawkhill.
Mrs Ann, grocer, 91 Nethergate.
Mrs, straw hat maker, 177 Overgate,
Mrs A., 36 Magdalen Yard Road.
Mrs Ann, confectioner, 262 Overgate.
Mrs D., 21 Reform Street.
Miss, milliner. 21 Reform Street.
Miss M., straw bonnet maker, 16 Reform Street ; h. 20 do.
Browne, Alex., merchant, 27 Cowgate ; h. Broughty Ferry.
Bruce, David, manager, Lindsay Street mill ; h. Arnot's Land,
North Tay Street.
G. D., captain of the Dart, 14 Infirmary Wynd, King St.
James, (of Tarbat and Bruce, clothiers), 8 High Street ; A.
above Thistle Hall, Union Street.
James, sen., yarn inspector at Upper Den's Mill ; h. 59
James' Park.
James, jun., mill manager, (Baxter Brothers and Co.)
Wellington Street, Forebank.
James, manufacturer, 123 Overgate.
John, manufacturer. Small's Wynd ; h. 83 Hawkhill.
John, shoemaker, 15 Barrack Street.
John, jun., clerk. Ward Mill; 1i. Heathfield, Hawkhill.
William, Hammermen's Tavern, Gray's Close, High Street.
Mrs Margaret, grocer, 165 Scouringburn.
Miss, milliner, 14 Greenmarket.
Brymer, Alexander, china warehouse, 75 Wellgate.
Robert, stoneware merchant, 151 Hilltown.
Robert, jun., stoneware merchant, 25 Prince's Street.
Buchan, Alexander, spirit dealer, Cairnie's Land, Scouringburn.
James, toy and hardware merchant, 1 High Street and 1
Castle Street ; A. 31 Reform Street.
Buchanan, James, teacher, Prince's St. School ; h. 57 James' Park.
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Buchanan, Thomas, porter, Craig.
Mrs, 5 Reform Street.
Budge, John, engineer, Lilybank Foundry; h. Albert Street,
James' Park,
Bulk, Alexander, shipowner, office 1 Dock St. ; ^. 109 Perth Road.
J. H., Dundas Rope -work; office, 1 Dock Street; Work,
Union Place, Perth Road ; A. 109 do.
Robert, spirit dealer, 40 Blackness Road.
Mrs Andrew, 50 Bucklemaker Wynd.
Buist, Alexander J., flaxspinner, 34 Cowgate ; A. Hawkhill Place.
John, grocer, 16 Lilybank.
William, shipmaster, west end of Yeaman 'Shore.
Mrs, upholstery warehouse, 16 Castle Street; h. Castle
Court, south side.
Bunch, George, vintner, 231 Hilltown.
Buntin, John, stoneware merchant, QQ Scouringburn.
Burk, James, spirit-dealer, 15 Hilltown.
Walter, broker and spirit-dealer, 172-174 Overgate.
Burke, Bartholomew, vintner, 5 Baltic Street; h. 61 Hilltown.
Burn, James, shipmaster, 15 Exchange Street.
Miss, 3 Greenfield Place, Perth Road.
Burns, Alexander, flesher, 138 Murraygate.
Islay, minister of St Peter's Church ; h. Seafield Lane,
Perth Road.
John R., teacher, Wallacetown Infant School.
William, bell-hanger, Albert Court, 39 Nethergate, north
side.
Mrs, lodgings, 43 Castle Street.
Burton, James, grocer, 103 Cowgate.
Butchart, Alexander, wood-merchant, Ward Road ; h. 7 Lindsay
Street.
Alexander, manufacturer. Isle's Lane, Hawkhill.
Andrew, brewer, 42 Seagate.
David, manufacturer and hemp-dealer, 89 Cowgate ;
h. 87 Cowgate.
David, shipmaster, 9 Gellatly Street.
D, M., 40 Union Street.
George, baker, 64 Wellgate.
James, druggist, 7 Hawkhill ; 1i. 2 Temple Lane.
James, clothier, 3 Union Street ; h. 40 Union Street.
John, currier and leather-merchant, 57 Barrack Street :
h. 205 Overgate.
M., 172 Seagate.
Buttei, Alexander, cart-wright, Park Lane; A. 54 West Port.
George S., wine and spirit-merchant, 116 Murraygate; h.
35 Meadowside,
William, tailor, 204 Hilltown.
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Butterworth^ Archibald, teacher of musiC; 4 Tay Street Lane.
Cables, Joseph, clerk, 22 St Andrew Place; A. Trottick Mill.
Wyllie, precentor to St David's ; h. 6 Brown Street.
Cadenhead, A. & M., merchants, 118 Perth Road.
Caird, Edward, manufacturer, 59 Cowgate ; h. 4 Upper Dudhope
Crescent.
Cairncross, Alexander, dockgate man, 12 Queen Street.
John, accountant, Dundee Bank; h. 41 Reform Street.
Mrs, Ladies' French Corset maker, 168 Nethergate.
Cairnie, Mrs, china and stoneware merchant, 5 West Port.
Caithness, Patrick A., manager, Tay Coffee Room, 76 Murray-
gate ; h. 96 Murraygate.
Mrs, grocer, 65 Hilltown.
Mrs James, 16 Morrison's Court, Wellgate.
Calder, John, grocer, 145 Hilltown; h. 139 do.
William, grocer and spirit-dealer, 372 Hilltown.
William, grocer and spirit-dealer, 55 Hilltown.
Caledonian Tap Room, 158 Overgate.
Saw Mills, Peep o' Day ; Office, Candle Lane, Shore.
Insurance Office, 6 High Street.
Hall, 31 Castle Street ; W~iiliam Kidd, keeper.
Fire and Life Insurance Office, 18 Cowgate.
Caiman, David, shipbuilder. Marine Parade; h. 1 Commercial
Street.
John & Son, shipbuilders, King William's Dock.
Calvert, Robert, bill-poster, Gray's Close, High Street; h. top of
Union Street, Maxwelltown.
Cameron, Alexander, tailor, 61 West Port.
Alexander, manufacturer, 8 Baltic Street.
Alexander, jun., merchant, 50 Cowgate ; h. 4 Dudhope
Street.
Alexander, goldsmith, 4 High Street; h. Binnerracht
Cottage, Perth Road.
Andrev/, feuar, 229 Pole Park Road.
George, ship-master, 23 Chricbton Street,
J. &. P., general carriers, 15 Exchange Street ; Office, 7
Dock Street.
James, watch-maker, 88 Murraygate ; 7i. 57 do.
James, tailor, 55 Murraygate,
James, grocer, 56 Blackscroft.
John, regimental bagpipe-maker, 44 Scouringburn,
John, Perthshire Tavern, 11 Church Lane.
Matthew, feuar, 8 Rose Bank Road.
Thomas, cabinet-maker, joiner, and glazier, 165 Over-
gate; A. Albion Passage.
Mrs James, 4 Dudhope Street.
Cameron, Mrs Janet, grocer, &c., 2 Scouringburn.
Campbell, Andrew, 12 King Street.
Andrew, Tap-Room, top of Lindsay Street.
Archibald, grocer, 67 Wellgate.
David, tailor and clothier, 24 West Port.
David, veterinary surgeon, foot of Thorter Row ; h. 8
Crichton Street.
Donald, brewer, 167 Scouringburn.
George, writer, 44 High Street.
George, spirit-merchant, 34 Union Street; A. 6 High
Street.
James, manufacturer^ 25 St Andrew's Street; h. Blair-
gowrie.
James, teacher. Watt Institution ; h. 43 Park Wynd.
James M., agent, 75 High Street ; h. 1 Dudhope Street.
John, saddler, 7 Nethergate ; /i.Mrs Young's, 36 Nether-
gate.
John, spirit-dealer, 34 West Port.
John, 8 Crichton Street.
John, musician, 132 Overgate.
John, spirit-dealer, 89 Overgate.
Peter, silk dyer, 10 Perth Road ; A 9 Methven Street,
Perth.
Robert, reporter, Advertiser OflBce; h. 97 Dudhope
Crescent.
Thomas, flesher, 76 Scouringburn.
William, broker, 10 Ann Street.
Mrs, straw-hat maker, 91 Overgate.
Miss Isabella, 8 Crichton Street.
Mrs, 17 Crichton Street.
Camperdown Hall, 22 Barrack Street ; John Robertson, keeper,
77 Overgate.
Candlish, John, clerk, Bank of Scotland.
Cannan, Rev. William, Panmure Street.
Cant, Andrew, teacher, 25 Constitution Road; h. 121 Perth
Road.
James, grocer, 24 Hawkhill ; h. above.
Cargill, James, clerk, 1 Bank Street ; h. 84 Prince's Street.
William, flaxdresser, 86 Cowgate.
Carmichael, David, engineer. Ward Foundry ; h. Fleuchar Craig.
George, engineer. Ward Foundry ; h. Fleuchar Craig.
& Co., James, engineers, &c., Ward Foundry.
James, engineer, Ward Foundry ; h. Fleuchar Craig.
Peter, engineer. Dens' Mill; h. Dens' Brae.
Carnegy, Miss, 1 Windsor Place.
Carr, George, wright, 187 Hawkhill.
William, e^^ merchant, 4 West Dock Street.
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Carrie, Geo., cart and plough wright, Willison Street; h. 4 do.
James, gardener, Coldside.
J. & I., grocers and spirit merchants; 9 High Street; h. 131
Murray gate.
Robert, farmer, Coldside.
Carruthers, David Colville, M.D., 25 South Tay Street.
Carswell, Alex., flaxdresser, 26 King Street.
Cassidy, Peter, furniture dealer, 7 and 11 Tally Street, and 44
Overgate ; h. 3 Barrack Street.
Eliza, spirit dealer, 45 Castle Street.
Cathcart, James, warehouseman with D. Martin and Co., 10 Bain
Square ; h. 2 Ann Street.
Cathie, Alexander, wine and spirit merchant, 170 Overgate.
Francis, vintner, 85 Overgate.
Catholic Apostolic Church, Meadow Place, '
CathrOj Alexander, feuar, Fair Muir.
A. & C, furnishings, 73 Nethergate.
George, grocer and spirit-dealer, 83 Perth Road.
William, feuar, Smithfield.
Cattle, William, Wesley an Minister, 144 Perth Road.
Cay, James, of Gray and Cay ; h. 37 Union Street.
Chalmers, Alexander, manufacturer, 38 Cowgate ; h. 33 Croll's
Croft.
Charles, merchant, 13 Bain Square ; h. Magdalen Yard.
Charles, jun., merchant, 13 Bain Square; h. Magdalen
Yard.
David, warder. Prison.
George C, teller National Bank of Scotland ; h. 18 St
Andrew's Place.
James, bookseller, stationer, and printer, 10 Castle
Street; h, 3 Comelybank,
James, jun., 10 Castie Street; h. 3 Comelybank.
James, spirit dealer, 99 Overgate.
James, Mrs, 75 High Street.
John, grocer, 25 Union Street, Maxwell town.
Peter, manufacturer, 31 Annfield Road.
Col. Sir William, C.B.K.C.H., 142 Perth Road, and
Glenericht, Blairgowrie.
Chapell, Anthony, grocer and spirit dealer, 37 Scouringburn.
Chapelshade Free Church, 25 Constitution Road.
Chapman, James, shipmaster, 10 Exchange Street.
Robert, dyer, 116 Nethergate.
Child, Thomas, heckle and gill stock manufacturer, 51 Reform St.
China, Crystal, and Stoneware, Newcastle Warehouse, 109 Over-
gate.
Chisholm, Mrs, lodgings, 33 Castle Street.
Mrs, mangle, 20 Dudhope Street.
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Christian Church Meeting House, 6 Murraygate.
Christian Chartist Church, Camperdown Hall, 22 Barrack Street.
Christie and Nicoll, writers, 5 Reform Street.
Alexander, of C. and N., writer, deputy-clerk of the peace,
and keeper of the particular register of sasines for For-
farshire, 5 Reform Street ; h. Panmure Terrace.
Alexander, shoemaker, 200 Overgate.
David, shoemaker, 10 Tindal's Wynd.
James, accountant, British Linen Co.'s Bank ; h. Rood
Yards.
John W., feuar, Binns of Blackness.
Robert, wood merchant, foot of Union Street; h. Elizabeth
Street.
William, insurance agent, 2 Panmure Street.
William and Son, millspinners, 2 Panmure Street ; h. 6
King Street.
William, grocer and spirit dealer, 144 Hawkhill.
Mrs C, 60 Bell Street.,
Mrs, grocer, 80 Prince s Street.
Mrs Geo., 14 South Tay Street.
Christison, John, teacher. Public Seminaries ; h. Newport, Fife-
shire.
Chrystall, James, vintner, 77 Cowgate.
John, spirit dealer, 2 Hawkhill.
Clark, Charles, canvas manufacturer, 233 Overgate ; A. Westfield
Cottage, Westfield Place.
Charles, shoemaker, 46 Wellgate.
Capt., shipmaster, 4 Gellatly Street.
David, grocer, 68 Scouringburn.
J. and A., rope and twine spinners, 34 Constitution Street.
James, ship broker, 56 Dock Street East.
James, painter, 106 Nethergate.
John, builder, 36 Ann Street.
John R., clerk, 37 Exchange Street; h. Rose Street.
John, teacher of navigation and nautical astronomy. Tri-
nity House, Yeaman Shore ; A. Gray's new land, do.
Peter, shipmaster, 60 Prince's Street,
Robert, coal merchant, Lowden's Alley, 163 Hawkhill.
Thomas, mast and blockmaker, south side Victoria Dock ;
h. 52 St Andrew's St;reet=
William, shipowner, 31 Exchange Street; h. 19 Dock St.
William, grocer, 5 Scouringburn.
William, sheriff-officer, St Clement's Lane.
Clarke, William, wine-merchant, 174 and 176 Seagate; A. 172
Seagate.
Mrs Thomas, 2 Bain Square.
Clayhill s. Miss, 42 Magdalen Yard Road.
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Clement, Richard, merchant, Glasgow; h. 39 Elizabeth Street.
Clirehugh, William, clerk, shore dues office ; h. 8 Victoria Square.
Cleugh, Robert, sen., foot Kyehill Lane, Perth Road.
Clyde, David, tobacconist, 216 Overgate.
William, herbalist, Mill's East Wynd.
Mrs John, Candle Close.
Cobb, David, writer, 41 Reform Street; A. 3 Roseangle.
David, jun., writer, 12 New Inn Entry.
Cochran, Alexander, surgeon, 127 Murraygate; h. 1 Peter Street.
George, merchant, 131 Seagate ; h. 10 King Street.
James, surgeon, 14 Seagate; h. 107 Nethergate.
William, chemist and rupture bandage maker, 127 Mur-
raygate ; h. I Peter Street.
Mrs, cowfeeder. Fair Muir.
Coct, Robert, manufacturer, 22 Bell Street.
Cockburn, Alexander, brassfounder, top of Reform Street; h. 11
Dudhope Crescent.
Cocks, Robert, M.D., surgeon, 128 Murraygate ; h. 7 Bain Square.
Coles, Henry, broker, 54 Hilltown.
Collier, William, merchant, 2 Panmure Street ; h. Eden Cottage,
Ferry Road.
Miss, 11 Thomson Street,
Collins, Terence, umbrella maker, 49 King Street.,
Commercial Hall, 14 St Clement's Lane.
Hotel, 51 Overgate.
Conacher, Duncan, spirit-dealer, 218 Overgate.
Conolly, James, 38 Annfield Road.
Constable, George, grocer, 53 Hawkhill.
Peter, ale and porter merchant, 11 Meadow Entry; h.
13 Bucklemaker Wynd.
Misses, Union Place, 41 Constitution Road.
Mrs, jeweller, 7 High Street ; A. 86 Nethergate.
Cook & Son, brush manufacturers, (sign of the Gilded Boar) Bari'ack
'^ Street; A. 2 East Willison Street.
^- James, shipmaster, Liiybank.
Thomas, letter-carrier, post-office ; A 2 Willison Street.
Cooper & Balbirnie, slaters, Meadowside.
Charles, baker, 81 Blackscroft.
David, slater, Meadowside; A. 13 Willison Street.
James, grocei', 60 Bell Street.
John, keeper of the Thistle Hall, 15 Union Street.
John, clerk to Samuel C. Thomson, 12 Dock Street; h. 236
Perth Road.
Mrs, vintner, 104 Murraygate.
Cornwall, Edward, grocer, 68 Hilltown.
Corstorphan, Miss Agnes, dressmaker, 198 Overgate.
Cotham, John, shipmaster, Burnhead.
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Coogan, John^ tailor and clothier, 1 1 and 1 7 Greenmarket.
Goulson, Thomas, clerk. Royal and British Hotel coach offices ; h.
8 Victoria Square.
County Fire Office, London ; George Boyd, jun., agent for Dundee.
Couper, Alexander, chainmaker, 190 Seagate.
Alexander, dairyman, top of Panmure Street.
David, grocer, 98 Prince's Street.
David, feuar, James' Park.
George, grocei', 134 Prince's Street.
George, shipmaster, 14 Crescent Street.
James, grocer, 200 Hawkhill.
James, gardener, 18 Dudhope Street.
John, overseer, Baxter Brothers & Co. ; h. 55 Albert Street.
John, baker, 34-36 Prince's Street,
John, grocer, 4 Peter Street.
Thomas, manager, Dundee and Hull Shipping Company,
5 Mid Shore; h. 172 Perth Road.
Thomas, clerk, 13 Bain Square.
William, tinsmith, 40 West Port.
William, baker. West Port ; h. 3 Brown Street,
William, tailor furnishing shop, 68 Murraygate.
Mrs James, vintner, 5 Constitution Road.
Mrs Margaret, grocer, 32 Dallfield Walk.
Helen, 64 Hawkhill (south side.)
Courier Printing Office and Publishing Office, Key's Close, 18
Nethergate.
Cowan, James, brassfounder, gas-fitter, and plumber, top of Re-
form Street (west side); h. 124 Seagate.
John, merchant, 196 Overgate.
Cowey, John, oyster tavern, 22 Murraygate.
Gowgate Calendering Company, 56 Cowgate.
Cowper, Andrew, mason, 55 Prince's Street.
John, waiter. Exchange Coffee-Room ; h. Exchange
Building, foot of Castle Street.
' Cowie, Robert, painter, 53 Reform Street ; h. Seafleld, Broughty-
Ferry.
Cox Brothers, manufacturers and merchants, 30 St Andrew's
Street.
James (of Cox Brothers); h. Broughty Ferry.
Thomas Hunter (of Cox Brothers); h. Foggy Ley, Lochee.
William (of Cox Brothers), Foggy Ley, Lochee.
Crabb; D., & W., slaters. Brown Street and Meadowside.
David, slater, Brown Street; h. 63 West Port.
W. C, slater, 33 Brown Street.
William, draper, 49 Bucklemaker Wynd.
Crabbe, David, musician, 3 Baltic Street.
Craig, David, fruiterer, 114 Murraygate,
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Craig, Mrs, grocer and spirit-dealer, 52 Scouringburn.
Graigie, Mrs, 33 Brown Street.
Cramb, David, boot and shoemaker, agent for Morrison's medi-
cines, 77 High Street.
Cramond, David, shipmaster ; h. 7 Tod Burn Lane.
George, shipmaster^ 26 Gellatly Street.
George, Star Hotel and horse hirer, 56 Seagate and
67 Murraygate.
John, spirit dealer, 67 Prince's Street.
Crawford, E. and J., boot and shoemakers, 53 Overgate ; h. above.
Thomas, shipmaster, 38 Prince's Street.
Creegan, John, broker, 28 Hawkhill.
Cregan, Bernard, pork dealer, 10 James' Street.
Crerar, Mrs May, e^^ merchant, 14 Tindal's Wynd.
Crichton, A. and J., silk-dyers and scourers, 4 and 6 Meadow En-
try ; h. 8 do.
Andrew B., agent, 34 St Andrew's Street ; h. 68 Mur-
raygate.
Archibald, manager Sea Insurance Company, 31 Cow-
gate; h. 15 King Street.
David, green grocer, foot of Ililltown ; h. 57 Wellgate.
James, accountant, 26 Castle Street; h. 52 St Andrew's
Street.
John, surgeon, 28 South Tay Street
John, spirit dealer, 52 West Port.
John, baker, 29 Perth Road.
Peter, ginger beer and soda water manufacturer, 66 Mur-
raygate.
William, spirit dealer, 34 Castle Street; h. Castle
Court.
Mrs Peter, 63 Nethergate.
Miss, 25 Nethergate.
Miss Mary, dressmaker, 96 Murraygate.
M. C, dressmaker, 96 Murraygate.
Crighton, David, surveyor of Lloyds, 31 Exchange Street; h.
Dudhope Terrace.
David, draper, 32 Reform Street ; h. Springfield Place,
Crockatt, John, cart wright, Bell Street; h. 28 Bell Street Lane.
Peter, tailor, Key's Land, Watt Street.
William, jun., merchant, 1 Upper Dudhope Crescent.
William, toll-keeper, Wallace Craigie.
Crocket, Thomas, shipmaster, 74 Nethergate.
Croll, John, mill manager to J. and H. Walker ; h. 29 Cotton
Road.
John, mason, 38 Hawkhill.
John, feuar, 66 James' Park.
Mrs, lodgings, 4 Tay Street Lane.
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CrosS; John, corn merchant, 21 Robertson Road.
Mrs, 39 Seagate.
Crosthwaite, William, merchant, 23 St Andrew's Street; h.
Craigie House.
Crombie, Thomas, grocer and spirit merchant, 81 Nethergate.
Crow, John, 194 Perth Road.
Crowlie, Arthur, grocer and spirit-dealer, 122-124 Hawkhill; h. do.
John, hosier, 25 Perth Road.
V/illiam, draper, 16 Prince's Street.
Cruickshank's livery and posting stables, &c., 34-36 Castle Street.
"William, carter and coal dealer, 157 Hilltown.
Mrs, lodgings, 39 Nethergate.
Culross, William, fiaxdresser, Wright's Court, Wellgate ; A. 14
Dudhope Street.
Cumming, David, shipmaster, 50 Gellatly Street.
Gersham, engraver, lithographer, printseller, and sta-
tioner, 37 Reform Street; h. 41 do.
George, shipmaster, 15 Exchange Street.
John, tailor, Hunter Street.
Mrs, grocer, 90 Hilltown.
Cunningham, James, clerk, Wallace Mills ; h. Anderson Place,
Forebank.
James, wright. West Dock Street.
John, wine merchant, 42 Castle Street ; h. Tay Sq.
Robert, clerk, Baxter Brothers and Co. ; h. 89 Buckle-
maker Wynd.
tlupar, James, m&,nufacturer, 12 West Wynd.
Curr, William, 20 Union Street.
Currance, Mrs, 168 Overgate.
Carrie, Edward, broker, 66 West Port.
Walter Thomson, writer, Westfield Lane.
Cuthbert, John, jun., 22 Barrack Street.
John, 27 Barrack Street.
John, and Son, coach builders, Barrack Street.
Thomas, (of C. & Son); h. 3 Dudhope Place.
William, spirit-dealer, 158 Overgate.
Dalgairns, Peter, & Co., wine merchants, 3 Mid Shore.
Peter, wine merchant, 3 Mid Shore.
Mrs, 61 Perth Road.
Dall, Mrs, camb-builder, 3 Baltic Street.
David, Peter, builder, Meadowside; h. 149 Hilltown.
'Davidson and Methven, auctioneers^and agents^ 3 St Clement's Ln.
Alexander, ginger-beer brewer, 85 Overgate.
David of Strath, by Wick, iishcurer. South Union Street.
David, slater, 12 Park Lane.
David, engineer, 104 Prince's Street.
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Davidson, James, herring merchant, Candle Lane; h. 83 Seagate.
James,jun.,flaxspinner, 47 St Andrew's Street; h. West-
field.
John, feuar, 29 Hospital Wynd.
John, blacksmith, Wallace Foundry; Ji. Cotton Koad.
Peter, raerchavit and fish-curer, 90 and 92 Seagate ; h.
Seafield Cottage, Broughty Ferry.
Robert, merchant, 38 Castle Street ; h. 32 do.
William, coal and coke merchant, Butcher Row ; h.
Small's Wynd.
W. & John, bakers and spirit-dealers, 54 Murraygate.
Isabella, straw-hat maker and milliner, 148 Hilltown.
Mrs Thomas, 18 St Andrew's Place.
Miss E., teacher. Constitution Road.
Mrs John, Westfield House, Perth Road.
Mrs, grocer, 18 Tyndal's Wynd.
avie, James, shoemaker. Hospital Park.
James, tailor, 144 Prince's Street.
John, boot and shoemaker, 27 West Port.
P. & Co., flaxspinners, 5 Cowgate.
Davies, Mrs J., hosier, 159 Overgate ; h. above.
Dawson, Neil, broker, 147 Overgate.
William, grocer, 7 Lilybank.
Deadrick, Colin, shipmaster, 123 Murraygate.
Deas, Misses, dressmakers, 7 Cowgate.
Dempster, Alexander, hairdresser, 184 Hawkhill.
Thomas, upholsterer, 26 Nethergate ; A. East Willison
Street.
Miss C, dressmaker, 100 Scouringburn.
Mrs, spirit-dealer, 94 do.
Denham, Walter, innkeeper, 126 Murraygate.
Denoon, John, iron and tinplate worker, 84 and 86 Overgate ; h.
82 do.
Deuchars, Alexander, shipmaster, Carsewells' Land, 26 King
Street.
David, shipmaster, 22 Crichton Street.
James, manufacturer. Ford's Wynd.
John, 1 King Street.
John, grocer, 113 Perth Road.
Mrs, sewer, 8 Crichton Street.
Devlin, Bernard, spirit-dealer, 4 Dock Street; h, 35 Exchange
Street.
James, broker, 13 James' Street.
Patrick, spirit-dealer, 105 Overgate.
Dewar, Alexander, clerk, 2 Panmure Street.
Alexander, spirit-dealer, 42 Bell Street.
William, grocer, 49 Hjitt^wn.
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Dewar^ Jean, spirit-dealer, 194 Overgate.
Mrs, grocer, 21 Yeaman Shore.
Deach, Geo,, grocer, 101 Bucklemaker Wynd.
Dick, David, merchant at H.], P, Reeaud Co.'s, 51 St Andrew's
Street ; h. 5 Springfield.
David, hosier and glover, 71 High Street; h. 151 Seagate.
David, blacking manufacturer, 25 Lindsay Street.
Francis, bookseller, 36 King Street ; h. 38 King Street.
Francis, jun., rope and twine maker; Work, Dock Street
East ; shop 7 St Andrew's Street ; h. 9 do.
Francis, tinsmith, 15 Kirk Entry; h. Morton's Square.
Francis, tailor, St Salvator's Close, 130 Overgate.
James, brewer, 77 Prince's Street.
James, dairyman, Meadowside; h, 6 Murray gate.
Thomas, purveyor, 94 Nethergate ; A. above.
Thomas, jun., teacher, Tay Square Seminary; A. 29 Mag-
dalen Yard Road,
Thomas, shoemaker, 16 Blackscroft.
Miss, clear starcher, feather and ribbon cleaner, 5 Church
Lane.
Miss E., tinsmith, 30 Wellgate.
Dickie, Archibald, wire- worker and bell-hanger, 19 Barrack St. ;
A. Kirk Wynd, Overgate.
James, bell-hanger. Queen Street ; A. Peter Street.
James, carpenter. Queen Street.
Dickinson, E. F. and Co., tailors, clothiers, hatters, hosiers, and
glovers, 11 Union Street; A. 37 do.
Dickson, David, tailor, 88 Blackscroft.
George S,, teacher, Morrison's Court, Wellgate.
William, shipmaster, 38 King Street.
William, bookseller, 140 Murraygate ; A. 31 Reform St.
Mrs, grocer, 131 Overgate.
Dingwall, Andrew, 51 Bucklemaker Wynd.
Dinnin, James, tailor, 191'Hawkhill.
Divine, John, broker, 183 Overgate.
Mary Ann, staymaker, 9 Thorter Row.
Dixon. John, callenderei*, Burnhead.
John, shipmaster, Stewarts' Court, Seagate.
Dobbie, Francis, chimney-sweeper, 128 Overgate.
Dobson, Ralph, basket-maker, 33 Reform Street ; A, 33 Reform
Street.
Doctor, Joseph, merchant, 33 Nethergate ; A. 33 Nethergate.
Joseph, contractor, Coldside.
Joseph, vintner, 46 Barrack Street.
Dodds, George, auctioneer, 10 Nethergate; A. Bullion.
Thomas, glazier, 5 Wellgate ; A. 2 Bain Square.
Doherty, Andrew, broker, 38 Wellgate.
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Doig, James, manufacturer, 183 Hawkhill; A. Strawberry-bank,
Perth Road.
James, shoemaker, 22 Hilltown.
Thomas, grocer, Dudhope Crescent.
Mrs, cowfeeder, 149 Scouringburn.
Margaret, 106 Nethergate.
Margaret, grocer, 26 Hilltown.
Dollor, John, stoneware-dealer, 26 Barrack Street.
Don, Robert, wholesale spirit, wine, and tea merchant, 41 Nether-
gate ; h. 39 Albert Court.
William, writer, 38 Castle Street; h. 49 Magdalen Yard.
Donaghay, Alexander, grocer, 29 Hawkhill,
Donald, Alexander, spirit- dealer, 59 James' Park.
James, spirit-dealer, 217 Pole Park Road.
John, mason, 226 Hawkhill.
E., dressmaker, 4 Couper's Alley.
Donaldson, Andrew, letter-carrier, Post-Office ; h. Gellatly Street.
Charles, collector of Petty Customs, West Port; h.
12 North Tay Street.
David, feuar, 23 Small's Wynd.
Robert, dentist, 41 South Tay Street.
Robert, warehouseman to Wilson & Philp, 7 Mid Shore ;
/*. Craig Street,
Misses, dressmakers, 20 Union Street.
May, mangier, 11 Dudhope Street.
Douglas, David, shoemaker, 139 Hawkhill.
Hamilton, tailor, 5 Brown Street.
James, dealer in stoneware, 133 Hawkhill.
James, watchmaker, 63 Prince's Street.
Thomas, merchant, 53 Cowgate ; h, 8 King Street.
Miss, 161 Seagate.
Douglass, William, upholsterer, 105 Overgate.
Dow, Alexander, grocer, 43 Hawkhill.
Alexander, spirit dealer, 21 Prince's Street.
John, lime agent, 37 Brown Street.
Patrick, clerk, Hull Shipping Company ; A. Rankin's Court,
6 Murraygate.
Robert, grocer and spirit-dealer, 17 Dudhope Street.
Mrs, spirit-dealer, 42 Dock Street east.
Downie, Captain Alexander, Seafield Park, Taylor's Lane.
George, builder, 27 Forebank Road.
John, shoemaker, 124 Hilltown.
John, tailor, 9 Scouringburn.
John, mill manager, West Ward; /*. 17 Henderson's
Wynd.
Mrs, grocer, 202 Hilltown.
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Primmie, Daniel, and Co., bleachers, 16 St Andrew's Place and
Panmure Bleachfield.
Drummond, G., & Co., grocers and spirit-dealers, 48 "West Port.
James, druggist, 11 Overgate; h. above.
John, D., P., and L. Shipping Co.; h. 13 Willison St.
Robert, boot and shoe maker, Manor Place, 153 Perth
Road,
William, shipmaster, 104 Prince's Street.
Mrs, midwife, 37 Hawkhill.
Miss, dressmaker, 17 Hunter Street.
Dryburgh, John, plane maker, Gardyne's Close, 42 Murraygate.
])ryden, James, of Dens Road Power-loom Factory ; h. Smith's
Land, Cotton Road.
Margaret, grocer, 8 Dallfield "Walk.
Drysdale, Alexander, master of the Dundee Deaf and Dumb In-
stitution, 15 Meadow Street.
Ducat's Inn, 5 North Tay Street.
James, collector of Tay Ferries ; Ji. 13 West Dock Street.
Duff, David, shipmaster, 67 Nethergate.
George, agent,56 Barrack Street; A. Bellfield, Magdalen Yard.
James, printer, 39 High Street ; h. 67 Nethergate.
John, Bellfield, Magdalen Yard.
L. W., shipmaster, 37 Small's Wynd.
Robert, commission agent, 8 Meadow Street; h. Seafield
House, Magdalen Yard.
William, agent, 43 Cowgate ; Ji. Bellfield, Magdalen Yard.
Duffie, William, Catholic teacher ; h. 28 Elizabeth Street.
Duffus, Adam, tobacco and snuff manufacturer, 64 Murraygate ;
h. 62 do.
J. and A., general grocers, &c., 36 West Port ; /;, above.
John, tailor, 80 Scouringburn.
Duffy, James, brqker, 89 Scouringburn.
Duncan, Alexander, M.D., and surgeon, 4 High Street.
Archibald, solicitor, 6 High Street; h. Fort Street,
Broughty Ferry.
Charles, grocer, 67 Dudhope Crescent.
David and Sons, bakers, 67 Wellgate.
David, clerk ; h. 1 Dudhope Street.
David, shoemaker, 13 Hilltown; A. 11 Kirk Entry.
E. M., surgeon, 7 Greenfield Place.
George, M.P., The Vine, Magdalen Yard.
James, clerk, 41 St Andrew's Street; A. 31 Cowgate,
James, master, Tay Ferry Steamer ; h. Craig.
John, merchant, 39 and 41 St Andrew's Street ; A. 31
Cowgate.
John, eowfeeder, 38 Rosebank Street.
John, grocer, and spirit-dealer, 22 Small's Wynd.
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Duncan, John, builder, 5 Todburn Lane.
Joseph, bleacher, Dundee Bleachfield; office 11 St
Andrew's Street ; h. Longhaugh Lodge.
Micheal, tailor, Coupar's Alley, Wellgate.
Michael, shoemaker, 49 Prince's Street.
Peter, merchant, 10 Peter Street; h. Terrace, west end
of Nether2at3.
Rev. R. D., Wishart Church; h. Almond Ville, Lily bank.
Thomas, jun,, cowfeeder, Smithfield.
Thomas, sen., cowfeeder, Smithfield.
William, reedmaker, 63 Wellgate ; h. 73 Bucklem. Wyd.
William, shipmaster, 7 Cowgate.
William, brassfounder, 65 Blackscroft.
Mrs, lodgings, 14 St Andrew Street.
L-, Mrs D., west end High Street.
f Mrs Dr, 7 Greenfield Place.
Dundas, James, iron and metal merchant, Trades' Lane Court ; h.
Cotton Road.
Dundee, David, coal-dealer, 216 Hilltown.
Peter, feuar, 227 Hilltown.
and Aberdeen Shipping Company's Office, 3 Dock Street.
(John Kennedy, manager.)
Advertiser Printing and Publishing Office, 3 Overgate.
Arms Tavern, 9 Thorter Row.
Bank, 22 Castle Street.
Bill Posting Company, Gray's Close, High Street.
Bleachfield Company, Parish of Mains, Dighty Water ;
office, 11 St Andrew's Street.
Branch of the Caledonian Loan Company — Robert Ro-
bertson, manager, 1 New Inn Entry.
Deaf and Dumb Institution, 15 Meadow Street.
Earthenware Company, 13 Union Street.
Eye Institution, 84 Murraygate.
Foundry Company, Foundry Lane, east end Seagate,
and Liverpool Shipping Company's Office, 17 Dock Street
— Robert Tosh, manager,
and Liverpool Shipping Company, 49 Castle Street —
P. D. Ritchie, manager.
Loan Office and General Sale Room, 18 Nethergate.
Marine Insurance Company, 12 Bain Square — William
Sturrock, manager.
Mercantile Gazette and Shipping List Publishing Office,
6 High Street.
Perth, and London Shipping Company's Office, 4 Mid
Shore — Robert Marshall, manager.
New Gas Light Company's Office, 43 Reform Street;
Works, Croll's Rocks, Ferry Road — I, Z. Kay, manager.
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Dundee and Perth Railway Company, 20 Reform Street.
Public Seminaries, Meadows, opposite top of Reform St.
Royal Infirmary, 14 King Street.
Royal Lunatic Asylum, Albert Street.
Saw Mills, Trades' Lane.
Sea Insurance,31 Cowgate — Archibald Crichton, manager.
Teetotal Coffee-House and Lodgings, 11 Crichton Street.
Water Company, 40 Reform Street — Robert Adamson,
manager.
Watt Institution, foot Constitution Road— John Watson,
keeper.
Dunn, James, flesher, Perth Road.
James, vintner. South Union Street.
William, shipmaster, 38 Blackscroft.
Durham, John, paper ruler and bookbinder, 49 High Street ; rag
warehouse, Commercial Street ; h. 26 Union Street.
Duthie, Miss, dressmaker, 9 Gellatly Street.
Dye, James, chimney-sweeper, Saunder's Court, 222 Overgate.
John, late chimney-sweeper, 222 Overgate.
Eadie, William, shoemaker, 71 Overgate.
William, manager at Brown's Bell Mill; h. 46 Anchor Lane.
Eaghton, Thomas, cooper, 11 Kirk Entry.
Easson, Alexander, manufacturer. Cotton Road ; h. Cotton Road,
David, grocer, 76 Nethei-gate.
James, grocer, 14 Prince's Street; h. 29 Prince's Street.
John & Sou, cork manufacturers, 28 Barrack Street.
John (of Easson & Son), 24 Constitution Road.
John, grocer, 70 Scouringburn ; h. Barrack Road.
Robert, gardener, Blackness Road.
Robert, grocer, 27 Union Street and 31 Perth Road; h.
40 Union Street.
Thomas, (of Easson & Son) ; h. 125 Nethergate.
William, grocer. 115 Murraygate ; h. Constitution Road.
Mrs, grocer and spirit dealer, 131 Hawkhill.
Mrs Robert, Easson's Angle, Miln Bank.
Mrs William, 32 Constitution Road.
Mrs Gardiner, Barrack Road.
East of Scotland|Life Assurance Company, 1 Bank Street; E. E.
Scott, manager.
EasternTrading Association, 47 Prince's Street — Alexander Smith,
salesman.
Eastern Bank of Scotland, Trades' Hall, High Street, James
Westland, manager.
Ebel, Edward, merchant, 14 Bain Square ; A. 1 Bank Street.
Edgar, John, machine-maker, Lilybank Foundry , h. 85 Prince's
Street.
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Edri, Henry, 25 Annfield Eoad.
Edinburgh and Dundee Steam Packet Co.'s Office, "West Dock
Street ; John Bell, agent.
Edward, A. and D. and Co., merchants and flaxspinners, 28 Cow-
gate.
Alexander, (of A. & D. E. & Co.) ; h. Bin Rock.
Allan, merchant, 28 Cowgate ; h. Taybank.
Charles, architect, 31 Reform Street.
David, (of A. & D. E. & Co.), merchant, Co wgate.
James, do. do., Cowgate ; h. EUenbank, East End, Perth
Road.
William, grocer and spirit-dealer, 76 Prince's Street.
Mrs, 63 Magdalen Yard.
Edwards, David, stationer, 33 High Street ; h. 2 Bell Street.
David, city missionary, Well Road, Hawkhill.
John, teacher of Navigation and Nautical Astronomy,
Tyndal's Wynd, Mid Shore; h. 10 West Dock
Street.
Mrs, 2 Bell Street.
Janet, grocer and hosier, 93 King Street.
Elder, George, 20 Horse Water Wynd.
John, baker, 62 Scouringburn.
William H., flesher, 12 Hilltown.
William, builder, 28 Upper Pleasance.
William, grocer, 72 Hawkhill.
Miss, dressmaker, 2 Temple Lane.
Elliott, Captain, Grayfield, foot Annfield Road, west side.
Ellis. John, umbrella maker, 137 Hilltown
William, flaxdresser, St Roque's Lane.
Miss, 18 Bell Street,
Erskine, Miss, Constitution Terrace, top Constitution Road.
Ewan, Francis M,, clerk, 36 Cowgate; h. 106 Murraygate.
James, minister of Free St Andrew's Church ; h, 4 Comely
Bank.
John, manufacturer of canvas hessians, sacking, tarpauling,
&c., 36 Cowgate ; h, 2 Nelson Street.
Magdalene F,, 146 Murraygate.
Miss Isabella, dressmaker, 108 Murraygate.
Exchange Coffee-room, foot of Castle Street.
Fair, James, tea merchant, 30 and 32 Prince's Street.
Fairweather, Alexander, grocer, 30 Gellatly Street.
David, tailor, 140 and 142 Overgate.
J. F., tobacconist and candlemaker, 113 Murraygate ;
h. n Cowgate.
James, china merchant, 109 Overgate ; A. 66 King
Street.
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Fairweather, James, and Son, flaxdressers, Old Soap Work,
Chapelshade ; h. 40 Dallfield Walk.
James, grocer, 34 King Street ; h. 66 do.
John, cabinet-maker, 46 Reform Street; h. 18 Bell St.
Robert, commission agent, 5 West Dock Street ; h.
above.
W". P. merchant and commission agent, 10 St
Andrew's Street; h, 64 King Street.
William, 17 St Andrew Street.
Janet, vintner, 9 Temple Lane.
Miss, draper, 10 Cowgate ; h. 17 do.
Falconer, Charles, spirit-dealer, 12 Bell Street.
Mrs, register office for servants, 113 Cowgate.
Forfar and Kincardine Hall, 1 1 Peter Street.
Farmer, Alexander, assistant harbour master, 50 Gellatly Street.
David, Wright, Smithfield.
James, wright, Chm-ch Street ; h. 50 Prince's Street.
James, weigher, Public Steele Yard, foot of South Union
Street.
Miss, Lowden's Alley.
Farrow, John, coal merchant, top Reform Street ; A. 31 George's
Place.
Farquhar, Mrs Andrew, Carolina Port, Ferry Road.
Farquharson, Donald, clerk. Export Shore Dues Office ; A.
Rankine's Court, 6 Murraygate.
John, clerk; h. 41 Reform Street.
John, gardener. Upper Pleasance.
Robert, merchant, Westfield, Perth Road.
R. W., watchmaker, 15 High Street, below Town
House ; h. 3 Craig Street.
Walter, grocer, 55 Scouringburn.
Mrs, tobacconist, 1 Murraygate ; A. 71 High Street.
Miss, lodgings, 41 Reform Street.
Mrs, 19 Overgate.
Fawns, Robert, corn meter, 38 Dock Street; h. 4 Gellatly Street.
Feathers, David, tailor and clothier, 19 High Street.
David, grocer and spirit-dealer, 47 Union Street ; h.
19 High Street.
Peter A., watchmaker and optician, 10 Dock Street; h.
5 Castle Court.
William, shipmaster, 19 High Street.
Agnes, dressmaker, 19 High Street.
Fegan, John, spirit-dealer, 30 East Dock Street ; A. 43 Exchange
Street.
Female Sessional School, 2 Baltic S treet. •
Fender, David, wright, Smithfield.
Mrs William, baker, 40 Castle Street; A. 38 Castle Street.
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Fender, Mrs David, 25 South Tay Street,
Fenton, J. & C, engravers and^lithographers, 6 Crichton Street ;
h. above.
J. & A., shoemakers, 32 Overgate.
John, grocer, 38 Scoiiringburn.
Ann, grocer, 98 Scouringburn.
Miss, Magdalen Yard Road.
Fen wick, D. J., confectioner, 35 Reform Street ; h. 6 Victoria
Square.
Captain Horace, staff officer'of Pensioners ; office, Bar-
racks; h. Upper Dudhope Crescent.
James, carver, gilder, and printseller, 64 Nethergate ; h.
62 Nethergate.
Peter, carver and gilder, 43 Overgate.
Miss, 8 Victoria Square.
Feren, Pius, clockmaker, 73 High Street; h. 10 Exchange Street.
Ferguson and Lowrie, j)Iunibers, 22 Nethergate.
Archibald, teacher, Brown Street Juvenile School ; 7i. 8i
Hawkhill.
Alexander, town bellman, 1 Tay Street Lane.
David, sheriiF-officer, 14 New Inn Entry ; h. above.
James, haberdasher, 5 Hilltown ; h. above.
John, grocer and spirit dealer, West Port.
R. and D., sailmakers, 40 Dock Street.
Robert, ship chandler, 23 Greenmarket.
Thomas, assistant inspector of poor, 48 Barrack Street;
h. 52 St Andrew's Street.
William, grocer and spirit-dealer, 113 Hilltown,
Mrs James, grocer, 152 Hilltown.
Mrs A., lodgings, 1 South Tay Street.
Mrs, stay maker, 73 Overgate.
Miss, 49 Murraygate.
Miss, stay maker, 5 Barrack Street.
Fergusson, H, B., power loom manufacturer, 13 Oowgate and
Dudhope Works ; h. 41 Hilltown.
Robert, power loom manufacturer, 13 Cowgate ; h.
Springfield Place.
William, and Sons, power loom manufacturers, Dud-
hope Works ; office, 13 Cowgate.
William, manufacturer, 13 Cowgate; h. 41 Hilltown.
Fernham, William, tailor, 56 Hawkhill.
Elizabeth, dressmaker, 56 Hawkhill.
Ferrier, Gibson, clerli, Wallace Foundry : h. 26 Wellington St.
Thomas, painter and paper hanger, 13 Castle Street ; h.
Speed's Close, 19 Overgate.
William, hatter, 1 Crichton Street; h. 7 do.
Mrs dressmaker and milliner, 19 Overgate,
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Fettis, J. and J., dancing masters, 95 Seagate.
James, commission agent, 12 West Port; h. 5 North Tay
Street.
Findlay, Charles, 16 Louden's Alley.
H., tailor and clothier, 21 Barrack Street; h. above.
Robert, manager saw mill, Coldside.
Findlay, Thomas, pavement merchant, Meadowside ; h.
2 Dallfield Walk.
William, late merchant, 154 Prince's Street.
Cecilia, dressmaker, 158 Overgate.
Finn, Thomas, builder, 3 Brewery Lane ; h. Pleasance.
Fitchie, David, baker, 50 George's Place.
Mrs, lodgings, 78 Murray gate.
Fitzgerald, Mrs, spirit dealer, 252 Plilitown.
Flanagan, Mrs Thomas, broker, 229 Overgate,
Fleece Tavern, 6 Murraygate.
Fleet, John, shoemaker, 8 Perth Road.
Fleming, D. H., flaxspinner, Mary Ann Wynd, Seagate; h. 1
Church Street.
David, grocer, 3 Wellgate ; h. 1 Baltic Street.
George, 3 West Dock Street.
J. and C, brokers and tailors, 22 Hawkhill.
James G., baker, 4 St Clement's Lane.
James, hardware merchant, 50 Overgate; h. 28 Bell
Street Lane.
James, 1 Church Street.
John, grocer, 53 West Port.
Peter, waiter Baltic Coffee-room, Cowgate ; h. 8 Bell
Street Lane.
Robert, (of Paton and Fleming), 17 Cowgate ; h. Mount
Pleasant, Hawkhill.
Fleming, Robert, spirit-dealev, 1 Overgate
William, 1 Exchange; h. 8 Castle Street.
Marjory, grocer, 169 Hilltown.
M., lodgings, 32 Castle Street.
Mrs, furnishing shop, 18 Overgate; li. 7 Lindsay Street.
Mrs, 11 Reform Street.
Mrs, lodgings, 3 King Street.
Mrs, grocer, Dudhope Crescent.
Flowerdew, Henry, writer, 20 Overgate.
William Allan, writer, 20 Overgate; h. Gray Bank,
166 Nethergate.
William, 20 Overgat^.
.Folon, Lean, broker, 192 Overgate.
Foot, William, blacksmith, 11 Ann Street; h. 12 do.
Forbes and Graham, grocers, tea, wine, and spirit merchants, 59
Overgate,
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ForbeSjAlexander, spirit-dealer, 58 Hawkhill.
Benjamin, blacksmith, 168 Overgate.
Frederick, 95 Cowgate.
John, of Forbes and Graham ; 7i. 39 Seagate.
John, vintner, foot of Tindal's Wynd.
Thomas W., spirit-dealer, 82 Scouringburn.
William, writer, 2 Bank Street ; h. 4 Paton's Lane.
William, tailor, 45 Scouringburn.
Miss Ann, di-essmakei", 39 Nethergate.
Miss, milliner, 27 Nethergate.
Ford, James, M.D., 18 St Andrew's Place.
James, spirit dealer, 66 Overgate.
Foreman, Edgar, shipmaster, 7 Dock Street.
Mrs William, 40 Union Street.
Forfarshire and Perthshire Fire Insurance Co., 14 St Andrew's
Place'; P. H. Thorns, manager.
Forgan, Thomas, shipmaster, 4 Crescent Street.
Forrest, James, 26 Castle Street ; h. 7 Cowgate.
Forrester, David, feuar, Blackness Road.
Robert, 45 St Andrew's Street.
Mrs, vintner, 70 Seagate.
Forsyth, John and Son, bookbinders. 22 Barrack Street.
Fox, Jcxne, fruiterer, 54 Scouringburn.
Fraser, Finlay, shoemaker, 167 Hiiltown.
George, clerk, 20 Dock Street.
James, spirit-dealer, 47 Perth Road.
John, town-officer and drummer ; h. 20 St Clement's Lane.
John, grocer and spirit-dealer, 146 Scouringburn.
William, flesher, 19 West Port.
Miss, Rjehill, Perth Road.
FuUarton, A. & Co., publishers and booksellers, Edinburgh ;
office, 50 Barrack Street ; Wm. Armstrong, agent.
Fyall, James, grocer, 27 Murraygate; h. 31 do.
John, Fifesbire Inn, 2 Craig Street.
Fyfe, George, shipowner, &c., 16 Dock Street ; h. Broughty Ferrj.
James, tea-dealer, 63 High Street; A. Rattray's* Entry,
Bell Street.
James, slater, Constitution Road; h, 31 Hiiltown.
Robert, tailor, 85 Murraygate.
fctewart, tailor, 198 Hiiltown.
Thomas, reed maker, 26 Hawkhill; A. 34 do.
Agnes, grocer, 67 Hawkhill.
Fyffe, Alexander, baker, 46 Overgate.
Andrew, manager,Richards andCo.'s works; h. 25 Baltic St.
James, slater, Constitution Road; h. 31 Hiiltown.
John, ship chandler, ship agent and general merchant, east
end Dock Street; h. 20 Wellington Street.
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Fyffe, Mrs, 20 Wellington Street.
Mrs, ironer, 31 Hilltown.
Gabriel, John, vintner, 35 Murray gate.
Gall, James, grocer, 108 Scouringburn.
Miss, 122 Overgate.
Galletly, Mrs, 33 Dock Street.
Thomas, turner, 215 Ovei'gate.
Gallowajj James, draper, 28 Reform Street ; h. 4 Crescent Street
Prince's Street. ,
James, shoemaker, 74 Murraygate ; h. Meadow Entry.
James, land-surveyor, 8- Rose Cottage, Miln Bank.
Thomas, late nursery and seedsman ; A. 95 Thomson
Street, Magdalen Yard.
W, and R. S., writers, 7 Castle Street ; h. 25 Thomson
Street, Magdalen Yard.
Gardiner, Alex., small ware merchant, 13 Wellgate.
Ann, grocer, 19 Dallfield Walk.
John H.j 2 St Andrew's Street; h. 49 Cowgate.
Patrick, grocer and spirit-dealer, 23 Overgate,
William, botanical collector, 158 Overgate.
Gardner, Peter, M.D,, 15 Meadow Street.
Richard, Esq., Dudhope House.
Gardyne, John, baker, 44 Murraygate ; h. do.
Garland, Andrew, tobacconist, 41 Overgate ; h. 48 Magdalen
Yard Road.
Gavine, C, spirit-dealer, 37 Castle Street.
James, cabinet-maker, 39 King Street ; h. 35 King Street.
William, partner in Cowgate Callendering Company; h.
89 Prince's Street.
Geddes, Andrew, tailor, 28 Prince's Street.
Mrs Peter, 90 Murraygate.
William, 6 Lower Lilybanlc.
Geekie, John, plasterer, Meadowside; h. 19 Meadowside.
Robert, messeriger-at-arms, 2 High Street; h. Arnot's
Land, North Tay Street.
Gellatly, James, grocer, 92 Murraygate; h. 11 Paton's Lane'
Perth Road.
General Sessional Schools, Meadowside,
Gentles, Alexander, grocer, 161 Ha>vkhill.
J., baker, 47 Nethergate.
Gellatly, John, builder, 6\) Prince's Street.
Gemmell, Rev. Robert, minister. First Relief Church, Temple
Laue ; h. 14 Thomson Street, Perth Road,
George's Chapel, west side School Wynd.
Gibb, Alexander, bell-hanger, 37 Small's Wynd.
James, boot and shoemaker, 86 Blackscroft.
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Gibb, Philip, shoemaker, 133 Murraygate ; h. Cotton Road.
Robert, shipmaster, 17 Constable Street. /
William, clerk, Post Office ; h. George's Street, Forebank.
William, flesher, 19 Crichton Street; h, do. do.
Gibson, Charles, tacksman of petty customs, East Port; ^,24
Prince's Street.
D, F, & W., manufacturers and twine spinners, Com-
mercial Street, Maxwelltown ; A. 101 Hilltown.
John, boot and shoemaker, 91 Nethergate.
John, harbour porter, 14 Hawkhill.
John, grocer, 32 West Port.
Joseph, manufacturer, 7 Rosebank Road.
William L,, M.D., 8 South Tay Street.
William, boot and shoemaker, 40 Prince's Street ; h.
Hutchison's Land, Church Street.
William, manufacturer, 9 Union Place, Perth Road.
Gilbert, Bernard, engraver and printer, 21 Meadow Side ; h. 8
Barrack Street.
James, pavmbx'oker, 3 Vault ; h. 3 Dock Street.
John, teacher, 15 Meadow Entry ; h. 8 Barrack Street.
Robert, stoneware merchant, 198 Seagate.
Gilchrist, Robert, tailor and clothier, 43 Hawkhill.
William, shipmaster, 32 Barrack Street.
Gilfillan, Rev, George, minister, Paradise Road,
Gill, Joseph, baker, 156 Prince's Street.
Robert, tailor, 26 Overgate.
Gillies, Mrs E., 8 Overgate.
Gilroy, Brothers & Co., millspinners ; Office, Couper's Alley,
Wellgate ; h. Rosebank.
George, merchant, 16 Couper's Alley, Wellgate ; h. 19
South Tay Street.
William, manufacturer, Bonnybank Road; /i. William
Street, Forebank.
Gilruth, Alex,, hardware and toy merchant, 38 Reform Street, and
32 Nethergate; h. Cherrybank, Magdalen Yard Road.
James, brewer, 16 Hilltown.
Peter, ironmonger, hardware and toy merchant, 52 High
Street and 33 Overgate ; h. 40 Union Street.
Given, Joseph, merchant, 2 Panmure Street ; h. Broughty Ferry.
Glass, John & Son, manufacturers, Albert Street.
George, spirit-dealer, 30 Constitution Road.
Glen, Adam, spirit-merchant and ship-cooking, 6 Fish Street or
Butcher Row.
Glenday, Thomas, shipmaster, 35 Cowgate,
Widow (mangle) Fenton's Close, Murraygate,
Gloag, Francis, bookseller, 6 Bell Street.
Gloak, James, spirit-dealer, 8 Scouringburn.
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Gordon, David, shoemaker, 16 Meadow Entry.
V Jean, Miss, dressmaker, 20 Constitution Street.
John, grocer and spirit-dealer, 86 King Street.
John, tailor. Young's Close, 66 Murraygate.
Samuel, clerk. Bank of Scotland, 34 Reform Street; h. 22
Constitution Street, Rosebank.
Stewart, 17 Ann Street, Maxwelltown.
Gorrie, "William, tailor, 35 Overgate.
Gourlay, Mudie, & Co., engineers, Dundee Foundry, Seagate.
G. of Gourlay and Mudie, Engineers, Carolina Port;
Ferry Road.
Mrs -, do. do. do.
Gow, James, tailor. Castle Court.
Grahame, James, corn merchant, Mr John Fyall's Fifeshire Inn?
2 Craig Street.
Janet, spirit-dealer, 19 Seouringburn.
John, 144 Nethergate.
Joseph, collector. Merchant Seaman's Fund, 11 Dock
Street ; h. Rye Hill, Logie Feus.
Misses, Miln's Buildings, 148 Nethergate.
William, grocer and spirit-dealer, 78 Hilltown.
Grammond, Alex, potato merchant, 2 and 4 Fish Street.
Graudy, W. A., auctioneer and ironmonger, 111 Overgate; h. 7
Lindsay Street.
Grant, Ann, staymaker, 247 Overgate.
Carnegie, spirit-dealer, 48 Bell Street.
George, spirit-dealer, 43 Seouringburn.
John Gardner, Lilybank Nursery, 7 Albert Street.
Lewis, wine and spirit-dealer, 46 Union Street ; h, above.
Mrs, 3 VVestfield Place, Perth Road.
Mrs, George's Street, Forebank.
Susan, grocer, 128 Hawkill,
Gray, Alexander, tailor, Smithfield.
G. M,, 16 Dock Street; h. 23 Yeaman Shore.
G. M., of Gray & Co.' do.
George, shoemaker, 34 Hilltown.
James, merchant, Coupar's Alley; A. 31 Murraygate.
James, teacher of dancing, 75 Perth Road.
James, shipmaster, 9 Gellatly Street.
John, surgeon; surgery, 14 Castle Street A. 38 Constitu-
tion Road.
John, cabinet-maker, 69 Perth Road.
& Cay, shipping and insurance agents, 16 Dock Street.
Miss, 8 Crichton Street.
Mrs, spirit-dealer and ship-cooking, 44 East Dock Street.
Mrs, spirit-dealer, 1 Upper Pleasance.
R., merchant, Yeaman Shore ; h. 23 Yeaman Shore.
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Gray, Robert, feuar, 211 Hilltown.
William, shipmaster, 81 Prince's Street.
"William, flaxspinner; office, St Andrew Street; h. Monifieth.
Greenhill, William, manager, Ramsay's mill, Pleasance ; A. St
Mary's Street.
Green, Mrs, eating-house, 11 Fish Street.
Greig, Alexander, manufacturer, James' Park.
Andrew, shipowner, 35 Exchange Street.
Andrew, jun., shipowner, 11 Dock Street; A. 46 Buckle-
maker Wynd.
David, druggist, 17 High Street; A. 23 Union Street.
George, teacher. Gray Square, Hilltown ; A. 69 Rosebank.
Mrs, 205 Overgate.
Mrs David, lodgings, 27 Cowgate,
Robert, smith, Cairney's Land, Scoiiringburn ; h. 6 Miln's
East Lane
Greive, James, of Greive and Shepherd, printers ; A. 43 Overgate.
James, vintner, 43 Overgate.
John, wright, 127 Hawkhill.
& Shepherd, printers, 6 High Street.
Grey, Mrs, mangle-keeper. Grey's Close, High Street.
Grimmond, David, flaxspinner ; Office, St Andrew's Street ; h.
Blairgowrie.
Mrs David, grocer, 71 Hilltown.
James, flaxspinner; Office, 43 Cowgate; A. Oakbank
Mill, Blairgowrie.
Grubb, Andrew, bundler, Lindsay Street Mill; A. Henderson's
Wynd, Scouringburn.
Gruer, Mrs, feuar, 103 Hawkhill.
Guild, Alexander, grocer, 14 Bell Street.
Francis, teacher, Royal Orphan Institution, 20 Small's
Wynd.
John, agent ; A. Magdalen Place, Magdalen Yard.
Ifc John, of Kerr & Guild, Laurel Bank, Constitution Road.
George, camp-builder, 12 Elizabeth Street, Maxwelltown.
John Peddie, clerk; A. Maryfield.
Guillan, David, 47 Overgate.
John, provision merchant and pork-curer, Y.eaman
Shore ; A. Temple Lane, West Port.
John, railway porter, 38 Hawkhill.
Gunn, Mrs, 154 Overgate.
Guthrie, Alexander, agent, 39 Cowgate; A. Meadowside.
A. & T., clothiers and drapers, 4 Murraygate; A. 7 East
Dock Street.
Charles, of Tay Baiik, Ferry Road.
David, banker. Eastern Bank of Scotland, High Street ;
A. 32 Castle Street.
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Guthrie, David, merchant, 14 Taylor's Lane, Perth Road.
James C, commission agent, ship and insurance broker,
6 Dock Street ; h. Broughty Ferry.
James, merchant, 22 St Andrew Street; h. Waterloo
Cottage, Blackness Road.
James, 41 Magdalen Yard Road.
Robert, barber, St Roque's Lane,
Robert, grocer and spirit-dealer, 30 and 32 King Street.
Habenton, Miss, milliner, 97 Nethergate. ^
Haddon, John, of Haddon and Paterson ; h. Craigie Feus, Ferry
Road,
and Patterson, 46 St Andrew Street.
Haggan, John, pork merchant, 12 Ann Street, Maxwelltown.
Haldane, Mrs, 40 Magdalen Yard Road,
John, flaxspinner, 6 Couper's Alley ; h. 26 Dallfield
Walk.
Halket, William (of Halket and Adams), 224 Perth Road.
and Adam, sailmakers, and manufacturers of sackings,
cordage, and twine spinners ; Office, 23 Dock Street ;
Works, 226 Perth Road.
Hall, John, shoemaker, 3 Session Street, Scouringburn.
Halley, David, Lamb's Lane.
John, flaxspinner, 9 Meadowside.
William, flaxspinner ; Office, 18 Wellgate ; h. 1 Welling-
ton Street,
and Norrie, calenderers, 29 Meadowside.
Hamel, L., of Lipman and Hamel, at Miss Plavfair's, Magdalen
Yard.
Hamilton, Alexander, chemist and druggist, 68 High Street ; h.
3d flat above shop,
James, teacher, General Sessional School, Meadows ; A.
Bellfield Cottage, Coldside.
John, tailor, 5 Arthur Street.
William, publican, 112 Overgate,
Hammerman Tavern, 51 High Street and 1 Overgate.
Hall, middle of Barrack Street, east side.
Hammond, Thomas L., writer, insurance agent and sharebroker,
28 Castle Street; h. 17 Paton's Lane, Perth Road.
Hampton, John, grocer and spirit-dealer, 77 Perth Road.
Hankin, Mrs, lodgings, 29 Union Street,
Hannay, Rev, Alexander, Prince's Street Chapel ; h. Anderson's
Place, Forebank.
Harris, James, baker, 23 Scouringburn.
John, engineer, 37 Forebank Road.
Miss, 26 Union Street.
Mrs, 2 Church Street, Wallace Feus.
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Harris, Roderick, baker, 4 Nethei'gate.
"William, baker. Fish Street.
Hardie, John, agent, 15 Dock Street; ^.35 Perth Road.
Hay, David, spirit-dealer, 13 Scouringburn.
Elizabeth, spirit-dealer, 30 Rose Street.
G., spirit-dealer, 60 Seagate.
Miss, dressmaker, 15 Dudhope Street.
Misses J. and B., lodgings, 6Q King Street.
Mrs James, 1 Peter's Court ; A. 18 St Andrew's Place.
Thomas grocer, 86 Seagate.
William, writer, 10 High Street; h. Strawberrybank, Perth
Road.
Hazel, Henry J., accountant, 33 Nethergate ; A. Plazel's Close.
Miss, milliner, 39 Nethergate.
Hean, Alexander, (of David Hean and Sons) ; h. 1 Bank Street.
David, builder, Lindsay Street ; h. 26 Small's Wynd,
David, tailor, 7 Lindsay Street.
David, and Sons, builders, 7 Lindsay Street.
James, painter, 71 Seagate ; h. above.
Mrs, lodgings, 82 Overgate. •
Peter, wright, Lindsay Street; h. Small's land, Small's
Wynd,
William, glazier, 110 Murraygate; h. 108 Murraygate.
Henderson, Charles, wright, 2 Henderson's Wynd, West Port.
David, tailor, M'Ritchie's land. Middle Street, Wal-
lace Feus,
George, clerk, Post Office ; h. George's Street, Fore-
bank,
George, vintner, 51 Seagate,
Henry, currier and leather merchant, Meadowside ; A.
29 Baltic Street.
James and & Co., agents, Exchange Street, Exchange
Buildings; A. 5 Exchange Street,
James, draper and silk-mercer, 76 High Street ; A.
William Street, Forebank.
James, clerk, 20 Reform Street.
John Irving, sheriff-substitute ; Office, 30 Reform
Street ; A. Blackness Crescent.
John, of Jas. Henderson & Co., Exchange Buildings,
Exchange Street.
John, banker. National Bank of. Scotland; A. 17 Thom-
son Street, Perth Road,
John, shipmaster, Dyer's Close, 22 Murraygate.
Kenneth, W., teller. Eastern Bank of Scotland ; A. 232
Perth Road.
Miss, dressmaker, 4 Tay Street Lane.
Miss, , Albert Court, 39 Nethergate.
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Henderson, Miss, 2 Kirk Entry, Wellgate.
Mrs James, 7 Exchange Buildings, Exchange Street.
Mrs Peter, 138 Perth Road.
Mrs John, 22 Crichton Street,
Mrs, mangle-keeper, 4 Tay Street Lane, Nethergate.
Mrs, grocer, George's Place.
Robert, salesman, 23 Dock Street; h. 7 Annfield
Road, Hawkhill.
William, shipmaster^ Hutchison's Land, Church
Street.
William, tailor, 47 West Port.
William, pilot, Tay Ferries, Newport ; h. 19 Butcher
Row.
William, & Son, flax spinners. South Dudhope Mill ;
Oflice, St Andrew's Street; 7i. 29 Baltic Street;
Lodgings, 19 Butcher Row.
Hendry, Janet, grocer, 66 Hawkhill.
Thomas, spirit-dealer, 238 Overgate.
Mrs John, 27 Yeaman Shore.
Hends, John & Peter, brokers, 94 Cowgate; A,, do.
Henry, Alexander, shoemaker, 6 Small's Wynd.
David, clerk, Police Treasurer's Oiffice ; h. Campbell's
Close, High Street.
John, draper, 177 Hilltown.
William, manufacturer, Rosebank ; A. 20 Constitution
Street.
Hepburn, David, Dundee, Perth, and London Shipping Co.; h.
24 Constitution Road.
Nathaniel, grocer, 66 Prince's Street.
William, spirit-dealer, 161 Overgate.
William (late farmer), 24 Constitution Road.
Herald, James, wright, 6 Willison Street.
Herd, Peter, ginger beer brewer, 36 Wilkie's Lane.
Robert, cabinet-maker, Crescent Lane ; h. 20 Prince's
Street.
William, engineer. 20 Blackscroft.
Herdsman, Mrs, eating-house, 85 Nethergate.
Herper, Alexander, tea-dealer, 66 Constable Sti'eet,
Higgins, Hugh, spirit-dealer, 13 and 15 Peter's Street; h. Ritchie's
Lane.
Hill, David, printer. Key's Close, 18 Nethergate; h. 3 South Tay
Street.
Geo. H., corn merchant, Wellgate ; h. Craig Mill, Strath-
martine.
Jsmes, average stater and accountant, at David Martin &
Co. ; Office, 10 Bain Square ; h. 5 Willison Street.
John, of Kinmond & Hill, Whiteleys, Nethergate.
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Hill, John, brewer and spirit merchant, 25 Seagate and Burnhead.
Miss, milliner, 39 Nethergate.
.Robert, tavern keeper, 13 Overgate.
Thomas, minister of Willison Free Church ; h. 31 Reform St.
Hillocks, James J., teacher, Smithfield, Hilltown.
Hilltown Co-operative Provision Association, 119 Hilltown.
Infant School, top of Jamaica Street — Miss M'Alpin,
teacher.
Hindmarsh, James, shoemaker, 7 Union Street ; h. 65 do.
Hobson, Christopher, clerk to surveyor, G, P. 0.; A. 1 South Tay St.
Hodge, James, lapidary, 54 Barrack Street ; h. Blair's Court, 86
Nethergate,
James, manufacturer, 10 Peter Street ; h. 2 Park Lane.
James, spirit-dealer, 1 Albert Street.
Hogg, William, vintner. West Shore Craig.
Hoggans, John, spirit-dealer, 1 West Port.
Holden, R. G., manufacturer and merchant, 93 Seagate.
Holmes, Samuel, Son & Co., merchants, 8 Peter Street.
Thomas, manufacturer, 5 Seafield Lane ; h. 3 do. do.
Honeyman, David, teacher of Hebrew, St Paul's Court ; h. 62
Murraygate.
R. Stewart, 6 Fenton Street.
Hong Kong Tea Company, 122 and 124 Hawkhill; Arthur Crow-
lie, agent.
Hood, Jessie, Miss, 4 Meadow Street.
John, grocer, 12 Yeaman Shore.
John, shipmaster, 38 Barrack Street.
John, carrier, M'^Intosh's Close, 108 Murraygate.
Mrs, mealseller, 100 Overgate.
Mrs, spirit-dealer, Vault.
Mrs, Thomas, 1 Peter Street, Murraygate,
William, farmer, Hospital Park.
Horsley, Very Rev. H., Parsonage, 8 Westfield Place.
Samuel, Esq., 8 Westfield Place, Perth Road.
Hosick, Thomas, potato-dealer, Morrison's Court, Wellgate.
Howe, William, manufacturer, 1 St Andrew's Street: h. Couper's
Alley.
Howie, John, grocer, 73 Prince's Street.
William, grocer, 1 Arthur Street.
Hudson, Miss, corset-maker, 10 Reform Street.
Hughes, Andrew, grocer, 105 Scouringburn.
Edward, grocer, 82 Scouringburn.
James, broker, 230 Overgate.
James, wright, Meadowsidej h. Meadow Place.
John, furniture-dealer, 57 Reform Street; h. 61 do.
Hume, David, patent bread and biscuit baker, Morgan's Build-
ings, 123 Nethergate,
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Hume, James, librarian and bookseller, West Port.
John, manager Tay Whale Fishing Company's Yard,
Seagate ; h. Broughty Ferry.
John, grocer, 37 Overgate ; h. 82 Overgate.
Hunter, James, writer, 10 High Street; h. Miln's Buildings, 146
Nethergate.
James, senior, 146 Nethergate.
James, shipmaster, How's Entry, 55 Murraygate.
John, teacher, 14 Baltic Street; h. 4 Victoria Square.
Mrs, lodgings, 27 Covvgate.
Peter, wright, 30 Ann Street, Maxwelltown ; h. 38 do.
Thomas, 125 Nethergate.
Hutchison, Alexander, teacher. Infant School, Church Street ; h,
38 Crescent Lane.
Alexander, clothier, 70 High Street ; li. above.
Andrew, shoemaker, 65 Hawkhill,
David, spirit merchant, 2 Barrack Street and 63 Over-
gate ; h. Albert Court, Nethergate.
J., Bank of Scotland, also agent for the Western In-
surance Company of Scotland; h. 86 Nethergate.
John, bootmaker, boot and shoe warehouse, 17 and 19
Reform Street, east. side; h. 86 Nethergate.
Miss, milliner, 28 West Port.
William, flaxdresser. Dens Works ; A. 4 Victoria
Street, Wallacetown,
Hutton, Andrew, carver. Bank Court, 1 10 Seagate.
George, accountant to the Western Bank of Scotland,
Dundee ; li. Westfield Place.
George, sheriff officer, 37 High Street.
John, grocei', 12 Rosebank Street.
Mrs Helen, spirit-dealer, 71 Blackscroft.
Mrs, grocer, 208 Seagate.
Robert, merchant. Isle's Lane, Hawkhill.
William, engineer, Wallace Foundry ; h. 25 Cotton Road.
William, agent, 22 Green Market.
William, grocer, &c., 173Hilltown; h. do.
Hynd, Andrew, iron and tinplate worker and gas fitter, 26 West
Port.
David, painter and shipchandler, 43 and 45 Dock Street ;
h. Broughty Ferry.
George L., shipowner, 18 Wellgate ; h. Craigie Terrace.
William, shipowner, 3 Bain Square ; A. 3 do.
Imrie, Mary, 68 Nethergate.
Imperial Fire and Life Insurance Office, 3 King Street ; Samuel
Brodie, agent.
Inches, Jotn, shoemaker, 24 Barrack Street; h. 22 do.
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Inches, John, spirit-dealer, 202 Seagate; A. Midroad, Chapelshade,
Captain Hugh, 43 Exchange Street,
luglis, Mrs, 114 Greenmarket.
Innes, Daniel, hairdresser. Trades' Hall, 3 Murraygate ; h. 4 Gel-
latly Street.
James, saw repairer, 17 Peter Street.
James, spirit-dealer, 167 Overgate.
Thomas, marble cutter. Meadow Road ; h. William Street,
Fore bank.
Inspectors of Poor (Henry Jack and Thomas Ferguson) 48 Bar-
rack Street.
Inverarity, David, confectioner, 12 Crichton Street.
Ireland, Alexander, cowfeeder, Cotton Road.
George and James, flaxspinners ; Office, 12 Bain Square ;
Temple Mills, Tay Street.
George G., (of George and James Ireland) ; h. Hawkhill
Place.
George, house-factor, 24 Dudhope Crescent.
J. R. (of George and J. Ireland); /?. 8 Wellington Street,
Forebank.
James, shipmaster, 26 King Street.
John, cabinetmaker, 4 Lindsay Street; h. Union Close,
25 Nethergate.
John, weavers' wright, 7 Ireland's Lane ; h. 22 Bell St.
Mrs, 8 Wellington Street, Forebank.
Mrs, & Son, basket-makers and importers of French and
German baskets, 17 Union Street and 24 Overgate.
Irons, James, manufacturer, 1 Belfield Lane, Hawkhill ; h, above.
Robert, blacksmith, Ann Street, Hillbank.
Mrs, spirit-dealer, 5 Vault.
Mrs, dressmaker, 6 Victoria Square, Nethergate.
Ironside, Mrs, stay-maker, Milner's Court, Milner's Land,
Wellgate.
Irvine, Andrew, shoemaker, St Rbque's Lane, King Street.
Isdale, George, boot and shoemaker, 59 Prince's Street ; h. do.
Jack, David, ship-agent, foot of Candle Lane.
George, collector Tay Lights, Custom House ; h. 23 Tait's
Lane.
Henry, inspector of poor, 48 Barrack Street ; h. 34 Cotton
Road,
James, assessor and surveyor of taxes ; h. and Office, 3 Thor-
ter Row.
James, foreman, 7 Cowgate.
John, harbour-master. Dock-gates Office ; h. 38 Castle Street.
John, brewer, Tindal's Wynd.
John, Fleece Tavern, 6 Murraygate.
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Jack, Mrs, spirit-dealer, 233 Hilltown.
Jackson, James, shoemaker, 58 Murraygate ; h. above shop.
James, bookseller, 173 Overgate.
William, vintner. Fish Street.
William, tailor, 44 Scouringburn.
Mrs, feuar, 44 Scouringburn.
Misses, straw-hat and dressmakers ; h. 44 Scouringburn.
Jaffe, brothers, 17 Cowgate.
Jaffrey, J. & W., drapers, 13 Reform Street ; h. 31 do.
Jean, grocer, 197 Hawkhill.
James, David, & Co., seed merchants, 34 Overgate ; h. 19
Overgate.
William, grocer, 208 and 210 Perth Road; h. do.
Jameson, George, merchant, Panraure Street ; h. Seafield, Broughty
Ferry.
Jamie, William, smith. Speed's Close, 19 Overgate ; h. Camper-
down Court, 22 Barrack Street.
Jamieson, John, di-aper, 22 Reform Street.
James, (of Alexander Neish, & Co.) ; h. Nelson Street ,
Forebank.
Miss, milliner, 13 Tally Street ; h. 48 Overgate.
Mrs, staymaker, 6 Victoria Square, Nethergate.
Japp, David, shipmaster, 83 Blackscroft.
Jeffers, David, cabinetmaker, 12 Church Lane; h. Milne's Court,
48 Wellgate.
William, shipmaster, Milne's Court, 48 Wellgate.
Jafferson, Miss, 6 Perth Road, Sea Braes.
Jessiman, George, wood-merchant. Exchange Sti'eet; h. 35 Sea-
gate.
Jobson, David, wine and spirit-merchant, 95 Overgate ; h. Bonny-
bank, Forebank.
David, writer, Campbell's close, 75 High Stjeet; h. 7
Castle Street.
R. H., Quarry House, by Milnefield.
Robert, baker, 9 Hawkhill,
William, druggist, 82 Murraygate ; h. 1 Meadow Entry.
Mrs, Airlie Lodge, Perth Road.
Mrs David, sen., Westfield Lane, Perth Road.
Miss E., 2 Peter's Court ; A. 18 Cowgate.
Johnson, James, minister ; chapel, Baltic Street ; h. 3 Arthur St.
Mrs J. H., lodgings, 32 Castle Street.
Johnston, Rev. Mr, St John's ; h. Miller's Wynd, Perth Road.
David, boot and shoemaker, 7 Barrack Street ; h. 22
Barrack Street,
James, broker, 241 Overgate ; h. do.
John, shipmaster, James' Park.
William, merchant, 8 Cowgate ; h. Blackness Road.
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Johnston, Misses, M* Vicar's Lane, 146 Perth Road.
Jolly, David Milligan, comptroller of customs, Customhouse, Dun-
dee ; h. 5 Greenfield Place, Perth Road.
Just, J. T., clerk, Dundee Marine Insurance Co., 12 Bain Square
Court ; h. Burnhead.
Patrick, ship and insurance broker and commission merchant,
37 Exchange Street; h. 13 Westfield Place, Perth Road.
Patrick, Belgian and Hanseatic consul, 37 Exchange Street.
Mrs Thomas, Miln's Court, 48 Wellgate.
Justice, John, blacksmith, 21 New Inn Entry ; h. 23 do.
Thomas, grocer, 43 West Port : h. do.
William, merchant, top of Kirk Entry, Wellgate.
Mrs John, 23 New Inn Entry.
Kay & Wilson, calenderers, Rankin's Close ; h. 6 Murraygate.
Alexander, wine and spirit merchant, 52 Overgate ; h. Crich-
ton's Entry, 39 Overgate.
Alexander, mill-manager, Scouringburn Mill; h. 4 Dallfield
Walk.
David, coal-merchant, 15 Fenton Street.
John Z., manager, Dundee New Gas Light Co., 43 Reform
Street ; ^. 14 Forebank Road.
Kean, William, Millbank Works; h. 3 Hospital Park, Hilltown.
Keay and Rattray, iron and copper merchants, 22 Dock Street.
Alexander^ Session Clerk, 20 Meadow Street; h. do.
James, auctioneer, Gray's Close, High Street (open Tues-
days and Fridays) ; h. Weaver's Hall, Lochee.
Thomas & Co., bakers, 146 Hawkhill ; h. do.
Kedslie, Francis, builder, foot of Constitution Road, Chapelshade.
Keenan, Rev. Stephen, Catholic Chapel ; h. Nethergate.
Keillor, Alexander, confectioner. Top of Castle Street ; h. 21 do.
Alexander, clerk, London Shipping Co. ; h. 5 Castle Court.
James & Son, confectioners, 1 Castle Street, and New Inn
Entry ; h. 21 Castle Street.
Mrs James, confectioner, 1 Castle Street; h. 21 do.
Mrs Captain John, 49 Cowgate.
Mrs, confectioner, 8 Nethergate ; h. above.
Keith, David, merchant ; h. Meadow Place.
Thomas, agent, 2 Bain Square ; h. do.
Kelly, James, broker, 156 Overgate; Ji. above.
Richard, broker, 6 Hunter Street ; h. do.
Kelt, William, Dundee, Perth, and London Shipping Co.; h.
Westfield Lane, Perth Road,
Kennedy, Donald, vintner, 67 Seagate.
James, manager, Tay and Tyne Shipping Co., 53 Cow-
gate.
John, shipowner, 3 Dock Street; h. 29 Union Street.
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Kennedy, John, manufacturer and commission agent, 185 Hawk-
hill ; h. 35 Annfleld Road.
John, clerk, 13 and 15 St Andrew's Street; h. 85 Dud-
hope Crescent.
Robert, spirit-merchant, 44 King Street.
Thomas, St Margaret's Close, 36 Nethergate.
Kennoway, James, confectioner, 88 Scouringburn.
& Co., grocers and spirit-dealers, 49 West Port
Ker, Andrew, coach- driver, 103 Murraygate.
Miss, 178 Perth Road.
Kermeth, James, spirit-dealer, 31 Small's Wynd.
Kermack, Stewart, spirit-dealer, 8 Session Street, Scouringburn ;
h. 5 do.
Kerr & Guild, merchants and ship agents, 18 Dock Street.
C. & J., writers, 26 Castle Street,
Christopher (of C. & J. Kerr, writers, 26 Castle Street); /*.
Kilcraig, Ferry Road.
David, grocer, 102 Prince's Street.
John (of C. & J. Kerr, writers, 26 Castle Street); h. Gray-
bank, 22 Magdalen Yard Road.
John, mill-wright and machine-maker, Blinshall Street ; h.
Fleuchar Craig.
John, flesher, 48 High Street ; h. 4 Reform Street.
John, shipmaster, 91 Bucklemaker "Wynd.
John, Courier Office ; h. 125 Nethergate.
Peter (of Kerr and Guild) 18 Dock Street ; h, Roodyards.
Robert, flesher, 24 Scouringburn.
Robert, spirit-dealer. Mariners' Tavern, Trades' Lane.
Thomas, Hawkhill Brewery, 183 Hawkhill.
William, writer, 1 Bank Street; h. Fort Cottage, Forthill,
Broughty Ferry.
William, engineer, Blinshall Street ; h. 3 South Tay Street.
Miss, milliner, &c., Morgan's Buildings, 125 Nethergate.
Miss, and Miss Hunter, Miln's Buildings, 146 Nethergate.
Mrs, 33 Constitution Road.
Miss, dressmaker, 104 Prince's Street.
Kerry, William, mill-manager, Messrs Edwards' Work, Scouring-
burn; h. 31 Upper Pleasance.
Kettels, James, gardener, Springhill Bottle Works.
Robert, Superintendent of Burying-Grounds, 13 Ireland's
Lane, Chapelshade.
Key, George, commission merchant, 59 Cowgate ; h. Springfield^
James, baker, 47 Scouringburn.
John, land-surveyor, 43 Overgate.
Kidd & M'Pherson, ironmongers and general merchants, 18
Overgate. /
Alex, (of Kidd & MTherson); h. Miller's Wynd, Perth Road.
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Kidd, David, builder, foot of Constitution Road; h. 13 Dudhope
Crescent.
David, shoemaker, 134 Hawkhill.
Captain, James, Steam-ship Dundee, between Dundee and
London ; h. 10 West Shore.
Kiddie, James, manager of Messrs Ferguson's Power Loom
Works; h. 22 Dudhope Crescent, door 11.
Kidd, John, wine merchant, 3 Mid Shore; h. 12 Westfield Place,
Perth Road.
John, coachman, Royal and British Hotel Coach Offices ;
h. Dyer's Close, 22 Murraygate.
Ivory S., boot and shoemaker, 30 Barrack Street.
Robert, flesher and cattle dealer, 7 Wellgate ; h, Couper's
Alley.
Thomas, feuar, 1 Constitution Street.
William, keeper of Caledonian Hall, 31 Castle Street.
Mrs Thomas, 38 Magdalen Yard Road.
Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 43 Exchange Street.
Mrs, 18 Bell Street, Chapelshade.
Miss, straw bonnet maker, 30 Barrack Street.
Kedney, George, grocer, 27 Hilltown.
Kilgoui', Alex. James, china merchant, 14 West Port; h. 8 Blin-
shall Street.
John, stoneware merchant, 37 Scouringburn.
Robert, cooper, foot of Tindal's Wynd ; A. 11 St Cle-
ment's Lane.
Mrs Marjory Forbes, matron. Royal Lunatic Asylum 81
Albert Street, Forfar Road.
Kincaid, John, storekeeper. Trinity House, Yeaman Shore; h. do.
King, David, vintner, Couttie's Wynd.
Miss, teacher, Mauchlin Tower Court, 78 Murraygate.
Kinmond & Hill, merchants and flaxspinners ; Office, 6 Cowgate •
Works, Upper Pleasance.
Kinmond, Hutton, & Steele, engineers, Wallace Foundry, Dens.
Alex., of Kinmond & Hill; A. Hermon Hill, Perth Road.
David, spirit-dealer, 25 Lilybank, Arbroath Road.
Peter, flaxspinner and cloth manufacturer, Wallace
Mills and 9 Cowgate; A. 11 Wellington Street.
P. L., Wallace Mills and 9 Cowgate; h. 11 Wellinotcn
Street.
W. L., engineer, Wallace Foundry ; A. 11 Wellington
Street.
Kinnear, John Thomas, tailor, 67 Murraygate; A. do.
Thomas, wright, 10 Temple Lane; A. 3 do.
Kinnison, James, tailor, 55 Overgate.
Peter, tailor, 13 Overgate.
Kirkaldy, John, shipmaster, 23 Crichton Street.
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Kirkaldy, Patrick, corn merchant, 38 Dock Street, East.
Kirkland, John, timber merchant ; h. 43 South Tay Street.
& Son, timber merchants. Trades' Lane.
Kirkpatrick, James, spirit-dealer, 16 Fish Street ; h. 13 Dock St.
Kirkwood, John, collector of petty customs, Nethergatej h. 6
Hunter Street,
Knight, James, & Son, wrights, 63 Wellgate.
James, inspector of weights and measures; h. 15 Nelson St.
James, grocer, 136 Hawkhill.
James, jun., glazier, 35 Wellgate; h. 15 Nelson Street.
William, wright, 20 Hilltown ; h., 103 Murraygate.
Mrs, provision store, 44 Bell Street.
Kqox, Patrick, agent for Blackie and Son, publishers and book-
sellers, &c. ; h. and office, 7 Crichton Street.
Kyd, David, manufacturer, Rosebank. ■"
Lafferty, Charles, broker, 64 West Port.
Laing & Cooper, linen drapers, 9 Reform Street.
James H. S., customs, 43 Exchange Street.
John, power-loom linen manufacturer ; Office, 2 St Andrew's
Street; Works, Dens Road Factory; h. Bonnybank.
Mrs J., 2 Paton's Lane, Perth Road.
Laird, Alexander, grocer and spii-it-dealer, 127 Hilltown.
James, Nethergate Market ; h. Blackness Road.
Peter, 14 Church Lane.
Peter, tailor, 3 Hilltown ; h. 21 do.
William, nursery and seedsman, 88 Nethergate; h. and
nursery, Blackness Nursery.
Lamb, Alexander, manufacturer. Lamb's Lane, Forebank.
Charles, foreman mechanic, Kinmond & Hill's Works ;
h. 7 Brewery Lane, Lower Pleasauce.
George, brewer, 84 Seagate.
James, brewer, 24 Wellgate.
James, wright, 24 Rosebank Street ; h. do.
James, grocer, 105 Cowgate Port.
John, manufacturer. Cotton Road, Dens ; Office, 69 Murray-
gate.
Paul, merchant, 74 Hawkhill.
Robert, grocer, 48 Scouringburn.
Thomas, confectioner; Tea and Coffeehouse; Reading-rooms,
69 Murray gate and top of Reform Street; A. 67 Murraygate.
William, merchant, ship and insurance agent, vice-consul
for Norway and Sweden, 13 Dock Street; h. 2 Windsor
Place, Magdalen Yard.
Lamb's Coffeehouse and Tea Gardens, 69 Murraygate, and top of
Reform Street.
Lanceman, David, shipmaster, 2 Castle Court.
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Langlands, Alexander, clerk, Dundee Bank, 22 Castle Street ; h.
Pitcairn's Court, Nethergate.
B. B., machine-maker, Willisou Street; h. 212 Perth
Road.
James, feuar, Coldside.
James, mason, 21 Pleasance.
John, grocer, 9 Brown Street.
Robert, bookseller, 9 Prince's Street.
W. T. (of Moon, Langlands, & Co.), 2 Union Street.
William, machine-maker, Willison Street; h. 158
Overgate.
Mrs, grocer, 103 Bucklemaker Wynd.
Mrs, 73 High Street.
Latto, Mrs, brewer. Castle Court Lane.
Mrs, dressmaker, 130 Prince's Street.
Lauder, Alexander, 15 Temple Lane.
Lawrence, James, hairdresser, west end of Fish Street; h. Scott's
Close, Nethergate.
Law, James, slater, 75 Cowgate.
Robert, shipmaster, 38 Blackscroft.
Miss, milliner, 105 Nethergate,
Lawrie, J. & W. drapers, 36 Reform Street/
Lawson, Alex, furnishing ironmonger and tinplate- worker, &c.,
25 High Street ; A. 2 Somerville Place.
Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 108 Hawkhill.
Alexander, flesher, 78 Cowgate.
David, of J. & D. Larson, 1 Meadow Entry.
David, 2 Somerville Place.
George, clerk, 108 Hawkhill.
James & David, ironmongers, brassfounders, and tin-
smiths, 57 Murraygate.
James, of J. & D. Lawson, 126 Murraygate,
James, manufacturer, 36 Blackness Road; h. do.
John, merchant, 50 Sfc Andrew Street ; A. 24 Dudhope
Crescent.
Thomas, (late of Excise) 91 Hawkhill.
William, manufacturer, 15 Long Wynd; h. 17 do.
William, agent, 25 Castle Street ; h. 40 Perth Road.
Mrs, grocer, Wellgate ; h. 45 do.
Mrs, 10 Nort.i Tay Street.
Mrs, 6 Victoria Square.
Leadbetter, Adamson & Co., flaxspinners, bleachers, dyers, and
power-loom manufacturers; ¥/arehouse, Cowgate Port; Works,
Ericht Side, Blairgowrie.
Leask, Alexander, 3 Reform Street; h. 10 do.
Leal, Lewis, tailor, Hynd's Land, Wellgate.
Learmonth, Robert, agent; h. 17 Westfield Avenue.
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Leckj Robert, watch, clock, and mathematical instrument maker,
M'^Cosh's Entry, 96 Murraygate.
Lee, Arthur, painter, 54 St Andrew Street ; h. 23 Queen Street.
James, shipmaster, King Street Court.
John, shipmaster, 27 Gellatly Street.
Thomas, seaman, 8 Step Row.
William, 32 Constitution Road.
Mrs, vintner, 18 Tindal's Wynd.
Lees, James, 10 Reform Street; a. 7 Lindsay Street.
Legendre, Mrs, top of Mid Wynd, Hawkhill.
Leitch, John, manager, Tay Ferries, Craig.
Miss, milliner, 162 Scouringburn.
Leighton, David, baker, 101 Cowgate; li. do.
Robert, commission agent, 16 Dock Street; h. Craig
Street.
William, hairdresser, 9 Barrack Street ; ^.22 Camper-
down Court.
Leith, Thomas, draper, 23 West Port; h. 26 Hawkhill.
Lemond, Thomas, grocer, 4 Temple Lane.
Lennox, Duncan, boot-closer, 157 Overgate.
James, hatter, 3 Nethergate ; Ii. 23 Union Street.
John, smith, foot of Hilltown ; h. 20 do.
Leslie, Abram, hosier, 15 Murraygate ; /i. 19 do.
Alexander, grocer, 152 Scouringburn, h. 150 do.
Robert, merchant, 12 Dock Street ; h. Broughty Ferry.
Robert, slater, 35 Murraygate.
Mrs, Tay Square.
Alexander & Co., brewers, Mathew's Close, 31 Overgate.
Charles, flesher, 43 Wellgate.
Alexander, hairdresser, 37 Wellgate.
James, tinsmith, 86 Murraygate.
Leuchars, Alexander, gardener, 119 Scouringburn.
Lewis, Rev. George, minister, Free St David^s ; h. 5 Park Place.
J. B., shipmaster, 30 Blackscroft.
Lid will, Thomas, broker, 189 Overgate.
Lightfoot, Joseph, clerk, 26 Castle Street ; h, 8 Paton's Lane.
Lilybank Foundry Co., Lilybank.
Lind, Patrick, draper, 35 Nethergate ; h. 25 do.
Lindsay Street Independent Chapel, 27-29 Lindsay Street.
Lindsay, Alexander-, merchant, 18 West Port.
Alexander, grocer and spirit-dealer, 32 Lower Pleasance ;
/i. 215 Pole Park Road.
Alexander, shipmaster, 23 Lindsay Street.
Alexander, shipowner, 10 Fish Street.
Andrew, baker, 33 Hilltown.
George, grocer, 50 Nethergate ; h. above.
James, C, merchant, 16 Dock Street ; h. Broughty Ferry.
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Lindsay, James, grocer, 74 Scouringburn.
James, blacksmith, 24 King Street; h. 18 do.
John, 117 Murray gate.
John, grocer, Lower Croft.
John, cowfeeder, Hospital Park.
Joseph, clerk, Hull Shipping Co.'s Office ; h. 5 Shore
Terrace.
Robert, grocer, 18 Ann Street, Maxwellfcown.
Thomas, shipmaster, 58 Ovex"gate.
William, merchant, 16 Dock Street; ^. 117 Murraygate.
Linn, Mrs, midwife, 4 Hunter Street.
Lipman and Hamel, merchants, 17 Cowgate,
J, (of Lipman and Hamel), at Miss Playfair's, Magda-
len Yard.
Lister, William, draper, 78 King Street.
Lithgow, James S., teller, Eastern Bank of Scotland ; A. 8 Shore
Terrace. »
Mrs A., 8 Shore Terrace.
Mrs Robert, 104 Nethergate.
Misses, dressmakers, 104 Nethergate.
Littlejohn, D. S., writer, 26 Castle Street; h. Mrs Smith's, Mor-
gan's Castle.
David, gate-keeper, Dundee Prison ; li. 93 Dudhope
Crescent.
Little, Nimiah, spirit-dealer, 16 Bucklemaker Wynd.
Livie, Mrs David (mangle), Dudhope Crescent.
George and David, blockmakers, 25 West Dock Street ; Ji.
St Margaret's Close, Fish Street.
Livingston, David, wright, 3 Elizabeth Street, Maxwelltown.
James, manufacturer, Forebank.
John, overseer, 36 Albert Street.
William, bookseller, 63 Murraygate ; h. 61 do.
Mrs, spirit-dealer. Dock Street.
Logan, Rev. Richard, St Andrew's Church ; li. Mrs Maxwell's,
Forebank.
Logie, William, cowfeeder. Croft's Road, Hawkhill.
London and Glasgow Publication Warehouse, 121 Nethergate.
Lonney, Mrs, mealseller, 186 Overgate,
Lonnie, James (of Ferguson & Lonnie), top of Burnhead.
Lorimer, John & Henry, straw-hat manufacturers, 113 Overgate.
H. (of John & Heni-y Lorimer), 4 Noith Tay Street.
Level, William, M' Vicar's Lane,
Low & Scott, clothiers, 68 Wellgate.
Alexander, fiaxspinner and manufacturer, 19 Cowgate ; h.
Forebank.
Alex., flesher, 3 Hawkhill ; h. 26 do.
Alex., merchant, 91 Hilltown.
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Low, Alex. J tidewaiter, Custom House; h. 72 Overgatev
Andrew, shipowner, 6 Mid Shore ; h. 3 Park Place^
Andrew, jun., 6 Mid Shore ; h. 3 Springfield Place.
Andrew, manufacturer, 89 Hilltown.
Agnes, servants' registry, 77 Nethergate.
Catherine, poultry dealer, 72 Overgate.
Charlotte, spirit-dealer, 141 Scouringburn.
David, 10 Reform Street.
George, grocer and gardener, Smithfield.
Helen, spirit-dealev, 86 Scouringburn.
James, confectioner, 126 Murraygate ; h. 124 do.
James, flaxdresser, St Roque's Lane.
James, tide waiter ;/i. 43 Exchange Street.
J. vintner, 28 Seagate.
John C, plumber, 16 Union Street ; h. 14 do.
John, barber and hairdresser, 15 Seagate ; A. 17 do,
John, jun., 92 Seagate,
John, confectioner, 9 Overgate; h. 51 do.
John, sheriff-officer, 27 Overgate.
John, blacksmith, Chapeisbade; h. 6 St Andrew's Street.
John, hairdresser, 19 Hawkhiii; A. 15 do.
Isaac, and Son, confectioners, 43 Murraygate ; h. 39 do.
Isaac, tailor, Nethergate.
Matthew, flaxspinner, 6 Couper's Alley ; h. 1 Meadow St.
Miss, Harrow Tavern, 8 St Clement's Lane.
Mrs, Anderson Place, Forebank.
Mrs David, grocer, 148 Hilltown.
Mrs David, jun., 3 Meadowside.
Richard, teacher, Public Seminaries; h. Paradise Road.
Robert, 61 Magdalen Yard.
Robert, feuar, 232 Hilltown.
Thomas, chronometer, watch, and clock maker, 7 Overgate ;
A. 41 Reform Street.
Thomas, shoemaker, 58 Overgate ; h. 23 Lindsay Street.
Thomas, gardener, Maryfield.
"William, rope and twine manufacturer, 110 Hilltown ; h. 14
Rosebank Street.
Peter, of Low & Scott ; h. 68 Wellgate.
Louden, George, grocer, 115 Hilltown; h. above.
John, Gowfeeder, 132 Hilltown,
Peter, merchant, Peter's Court, 18 Cowgate; Ji. Max-
well's Land, King Street.
Lowson, A. & J., milliners, and dressmakers, 200 Hilltown.
John, & Sons, merchants and manufacturers, 27 Cowgate.
' John, clerk, 128 Seagate ; h. Rosebank.
Peter, of John & Sons, Upper Pleasance>
William, of John & Sons, Upper Pleasance.
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Luckie, David, shipmaster, 43 Dallfield Walk.
Luke, George, book-keeper at Mr James Murray's, shipsmith, &c.,
Victoria Dock ; h. 129 Overgate.
James, merchant, 9 Bain Square; h. 19 Blackness Road.
John, Westlield, 37 Magdalen Yard Road.
Lumsden, David, baker, West Port ; h. 25 do.
Lundie, John, watchmaker, 81 Overgate.
Lyell, Alexander, grocer and spirit-dealer, 134 Overgate.
Peter, grocer and spirit-dealer, 44 Blackness Road.
Lyell, D., surgeon and accoucheur, 87 Tay Street.
James, merchant, 25 Cowgate ; h. Craigie Terrace.
Joseph, tailor and clothier, 22 Mid Wynd ; h. do.
Robert, lime-agent, South Union Street ; h. Gray's Land,
Yeaman Shore.
Lyon, David, & Co., contractors ; Office, 44 Perth Road.
David, teacher, 7 Tay Street Lane; h. Scott's Angle,
Lochee.
David, vt^right, Dudhope Crescent, lot 16, door 6.
George J., & Co., 1 St Andrew's Street.
Thomas, coach proprietor and innkeeper, 3 Vault ; A. do.
Mrs William, 180 Perth Road.
Macdonald, Alexander, printer, Dundee Advertiser Office ; h. 22
Crichton Street.
D., teacher St Peter's School; h. 18 Thomson Street.
James, teacher, Louden's Alley, Hawkhill.
Jane and Elizabeth, straw-hat makers and milliners.
22 Crichton Street.
Mrs, 4 Park Place.
Macgregor, Mrs Ewen, 1 Tay Street, and 3 Charlotte Street, Perth .
Machray, John, Italian Warehouse, 1 Rose Angle, Perth Road ;
h. do.
Mackintosh, Alexander, M.D. and surgeon, Superintendent Royal
Lunatic Asylum, 81 Albert Street, Forfar Road.
Daniel, teacher, Meadowside Academy ; A. Panmure
Street, south side. ^
David, 33 Constitution Road.
James, contractor, 33 Upper Pleasance.
Misses, Ladies' School, 39 Meadowside; A. Panmure
K Street, south side.
Mackintyre, , 286 Perth Road.
Mackay, Alexander, theatre ; A. St Mary's Close, 30 Nethergate.
Donald, Superintendent of Police, and Procurator-Fiscal
of Court ; A. Police Buildings.
J. & Son, hatters, umbrella and parasol manufacturers,
28 Union Street ; A. Seabank Cottage, 28 Magdalen
Yard Road.
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Mackaj, John, tailor, 22 Seagate ; h. do.
Thomas, grocer, 182 Hawkhill.
Mrs, servants' register office, 22 Seagate ; h. do.
Mackie, Adam, china merchant, 13 Union Street.
David & Co., plumbers, 17 Meadow Entry, Forebank
Road.
Peter, clerk, 2 St David's Lane, North Tay Street.
Robert, brewer and spirit-dealer, Castle Court.
Mackenzie, Robert, Northen Warrder Office, 302 Perth Road.
William, Northern Warder Office, 302 Perth Road.
Mrs, Annfield.
Mackison, "William, governor, prison, Dundee,
Maclaren, Joseph, shoemaker, 61 King Street; h. do.
Maclean, P. & J., cabinet-makers, 61 Murraygate ; h. do.
Peter, of P. and J., 61 Murraygate.
Macleod, D. W., writer, 26 Castle Street ; h. Westfield Avenue,
Perth Road.
Macpherson, Rev. John, Catholic Chapel; h. Nethergate.
Macrae, William, plumber, 18 Bucklemaker Wynd.
Mackrosly, John, tailor, 11 Horsewater Wynd.
M'AlFray, Thomas, grocer, 190 Hilltown.
M'AfFrey, John, broker, 153 Overgate.
M'Alister, Rev. Charles, Paradise Road, Chapelshade.
M'Alpin, Miss, Infant School, Jamaica Street, Maxwelltown,
M'Andrew, William, broker, 245 Overgate.
M'Artney, James, ironmonger, 21 West Port; h. 16 Bell Street.
M'Arthur, John, spirit-dealer, 5 Hawkhill ; 1i. 27 Lumsden's Land,
West Port.
M'Avoy, Ann, grocer, Scouringburn.
M'Bean, Kenneth, excise export packing officer, 103 Perth Road.
M'Beath, David, plasterer, Meadows; h. 10 Park Lane, West
Port.
M'Arther, Grace, spirit-dealer, 159 Hawkhill.
M'Cash, John, clerk, Cowgate ; h. 36 Nethergate.
M'Cosh, James, Northern Warder Office ; h. 8 Sea Wynd.
Thomas, clexk, Northern Warder OWice; h. 96 Murray-
gate. '}
Park, & Dewars, printers and newspaper proprietors
Groom's Close, and New Inn Entry, High Street.
M'Comie Thomas, feuar, 167 Hawkhill.
INFConochie, Hugh, plasterer. Barrack Street ; k. 52 do.
W., spirit -dealer, 41 Castle Street; /*. do.
M'Culloch, Andrew, grocer and spirit-dealer, 30 Castle Street.
William, broker, 9 Lindsay Street.
William, grocer, and spirit-dealer, 56 Wellgate.
M'Donald, Alexander, furnishing warehouse, 2 Nethergate ; h. do.
Alexander, grocer, 28 George's Place.
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McDonald, Mrs Alexander, Margaret's Close, 36 Nethergate.
Archibald, grocei', 109 Prince's Street.
Archibald, grocer, 20 Scouringburn.
D., plumber, tin-smith, and gas-fitter, 31 Overgate; h.
63 Nethergate.
George, cabinet-maker, 18 Union Street; h. Gray's
land, Yeaman Shore.
James, furnishing warehouse, 16 Murraygate ; A. 2
Nethergate.
James, baker, 48 Seagate.
James, vintner, 10 Don's Road, Rosebank.
James, messenger-at-arms, 37 High Street ; h. 5 West-
field Place.
John, tailor, 77 High Street.
Malcolm, spinner and manufactui*er, 54 Bell Street.
Mrs, 5 South Union Street.
Miss, 63 A¥est Port.
Peter, baker, 47 Hawkhill.
Sinclair, grocer, 109 Hilltown ; h. 95 do,
William, grocer, 72 Blackscroft.
M'Dougal, Rev. John, Free Church ; h. 1 Laurel Bank, Constitu-
tion Road.
M'Dougall, John, spirit-dealer, 36 Overgate; h. 22 Barrack Street.
John, shoemaker, 15 Church Lane.
Mrs, midwife, 6 Hawkhill.
Peter, tailor, 30 Bell Street.
M'Duff, Miss, teacher, Baltic Street School.
Peter, tanner and currier, Dudhope and Fleuchar
Craig.
M'Evven, Colin, town-officer, 20 St Clement's Lane.
D. & J., writers, 6 High Street.
James (of J). & J. M'Ewen), Westfield House, 17 Mag-
dalen Yard Road,
James, dyer, Dudhope Crescent.
John, blacksmith, 15 Scouringburn; h. 40 do.
John, shoemaker. Temple Lane; h. 16 West Port.
Thomas, grocer and spirit-dealer. Cotton Road ; h. 47
Cotton Road.
M^Fariane, John, grocer, 163 Overgate.
John, mill-overseer, 28 Lower Pleasance.
Mrs, Overgate.
M'Gavin, James, merchant, 7 Cowgate ; h. Wellington Street.
Rev. James R., United Secession Church, Tay Street ;
h. Blackness Crescent.
M^Gillivray, Elizabeth, dress-maker and milliner, 143 Overgate.
George, portrait painter, 9 Tay Street Lane.
Miss, stay-maker, 44 Seagate.
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M'Gillivray, J. & E., brass-founders and gas-fitters, Whitehall
Close, 22 Nethergate ; h. 143 Overgate.
M'Girmes, broker, 137 Overgate.
M'Glashan, Alex., spirit-dealer, 101 0%'e'rgate.
James, grocer and spirit-dealer, 22 Bell Street.
John, cabinet-mater, 53 Prince's Street.
M'Glinchy, Peter, pawn-broker, 5 Meadow Entry ; 7i. NicolFs
Close, Green Market.
M'Grady, Agnes, grocer and spirit-dealer, 170 Hawkhill.
M'Grath, Bernard, broker, 5 Hunter Street.
M'Gregor, Donald, manufacturer of hosiery, 4 Perth Road.
James, shipmaster, Vault.
James, captain of the brig Helen, 22 Crichton Street.
John, turner, William Street; A. Dudhope Crescent,
Lot No. 1.
John, coppersmith and plumber, 39 Dock Street; h.
8 Murraygate.
Peter, grocer and spirit-dealer, 34 Blackness Road.
William, gunmaker and cutler, 39 Union Street ; h. 60
Bell Street.
M'Intosh, James, tobacco manufacturer, 22 West Port ; h. do.
James, cabinet-maker, 17Meadowside; A. 31 Matthew's
Close, Overgate.
John, coal-dealer, 13 Bucklemaker Wynd,
Mrs, (mangle,) 153 Hilltown.
Mrs William, crape-cleaner, St Salvator's Close, 13
Overgate.
M'Innes, William, cowfeeder. Hospital Park.
M'Intyre, James, clerk and house agent. Office of Treasurer of
Police, 13 High Street; h. 12 Long Wynd.
Miss Jean, dressmaker and milliner, M'Cosh's Entry, 96
Murraygate.
J., bleacher, Balluniefield; Office, 1 St Andrew Street.
Martin, shipmaster. Young's Close, 66 Murraygate.
Peter, grocer, 99 Nethergate ; h. 95 ditto.
M'Isaac, Alexander, haberdasher, 126 Wellgate.
M'Kean, Alexander, tailor and clothier, 17 Crichton Street.
M'Kell, Robert, grocer, 14 West Port.
M'Kay, Alexander, grocer, 1 Hospital Park.
and Atherston, mill-spinners, Ward Road.
James, painter, 26 Meadow Entry ; h. 9 Fenton's Close.
John, mill-spinner, St David's Lane; A. 2 North Tay
Street.
John, engineer, Albert Court; h. 39 Nethergate.
John, flaxdresser, 67 Nethergate ; h. 71 ditto.
Miss, 29 Magdalen Yard Road.
Mrs, ginger beer maker, 1 Overgate,
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M'Kay, Mrs, lodgings, 3 Mill Park Road.
Peter, shoemaker, 40 Murraygate ; h. St Paul's Court, do.
"William, broker, 6 Hunter Street.
M'Kenzie, Alexander, spirit-dealer, 36 Castle Street.
Alexander, vintner, Maryfield Tavern, Forfar Road.
Colin, vintner, 74 Overgate.
E. and C. milliners and straw-hat makers, Jobson's
Land, Meadow Entry.
George, boot and shoemaker, 17 Den's Brae, King St,
George, grocer, 4 Thorter Row.
James, smith, 202 Overgate.
James, boot and shoemaker, 64 Overgate ; h. 129 do,
Mrs (mangle), 66 Wellgate.
Mrs, 36 Constitution Road.
Mrs,\ poulterer and feather merchant, 78 Nethergate,
Mrs, spirit-dealer, 2 Small's Wynd.
Peter, grocer, 8 Thorter Row; h. 11 do.
Thomas, Wrights'-officer, Argyle Close ; h. 1 Overgate.
M'Keon, Rev. David, Catholic Chapel ; h. Nethergate.
M'Kinnsy, John, spirit-dealer,, 12 Hunter Street,
M'Kinzie, James, shipmaster, 27 Prince's Street.
Matthew, merchant, 21 North Tay Street.
Peter, cowfeeder, Westfield Place.
M^Lachlin, John, broker, top of South Tay Street.
M'Lagan, James, mail-guard, Westfield Place, Perth Road.
M'Lane, Matthew, shipmaster, I Meadow Entry.
M'Laren, Alexander, teacher. Public Seminaries ; h. Retreat Cot-
tage, Perth Road.
John, writer, 26 Castle Street; h. 2 Brown Street.
John, marble work, 51 Nethergate; h. 14 Rosebank
Road.
Mrs, 10 Westfield Place, Perth Road,
William, builder, 23 Blackness Road.
& Grandy, brokers and ironmongers. 111 Overgate ; h.
7 Lindsay Street.
MXauchlin, Alexander, spirit-dealer, 39 Bucklemaker Wynd.
. Rev. Archibald, minister of St Mary's ; Manse, 12
Ferry Road.
Duncan, writer ; Office, Burnhead; h. Ferry Road.
John spirit-dealer, 47 Wellgate.
Mrs, 5 Tindal's Wynd.
Mrs, spirit-merchant, 38 Seagate.
Robert, City Missionary, Christie's Land, Hawkhill.
Walter, coach-builder, 132 Nethergate ; h. 101 do.
M' Walter, Alexander, shawl-raanufacturer, 12 Reform Street.
M'Lean, Adam, spirit-dealer, 65 Scouringburn.
Donald, tailor, 26 Overgate.
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M'Lean, James, agent, for the *' Laverock Scott," Kirkaldy trader ;
Ji. 2 Den's Brae, Bucklemaker Wynd.
John, spirit-dealer, 79 Overgate.
Malcolm, manufacturer, Birch Lane Factory ; h. Larch-
field Lodge, Scouringhurn.
Peter, tobacco-pipe manufacturer, 22 Henderson's Wynd,
West Port ', h. Guillan's Land, Temple Lane.
M'Leish, David, manufacturer, 12 Bernard Street, Hawkhill ; h.
1 Anderson's Entry.
Isabella, Mrs, 67 Nethergate.
John, Mrs, Butchai't's Close, 35 Meadowside.
M'Mahon, Peter, grocer, 8 Fish Street.
M*Math, Mrs, vintner, 36 Blackscroft.
M'Millen, Mrs, grocer and dairy, 104 Havpkhill.
M'Nab, David, shipmaster, 5 George's Place.
George, fruiterer and grocer, 1 Overgate; h. 13 Kirk
Entry, Wellgate.
John, shipmaster, 6 George's Place.
William, cork and life-buoy manufacturer, 24 Joint
Stock Buildings; h. 11 do.
M'Nair, David, herbalist, 99 Hawkhill.
M'Naughton, Mrs, confectioner. 111 Overgate.
M'Neil, John, shipmaster, " Adino;" h. Wylie's Entry, 131 Mur-
raygate.
Robert, Inspector of Dundee Water Works; h. 43 Union
Street.
M'NicoU, Andrew, coffee-roaster, Small's Wynd.
Daniel, wright, Gray's Close, High Street; h. Mid
Street, Chapelshade.
David Ogilvy, customhouse-officer; h. 56 Overgate.
James, grocer, wine and spirit-dealer, 56 Overgate ; h. do.
Peter, spirit-dealer, 46 West Port.
^ William, clerk, post-office ; h. 56 Overgate.
MTherson, Charles, (of Kidd and M'Pherson) ; A, 14 Barrack St.
Duncan, grocer and spirit-dealer, 108 Scouringburn.
MThilip, James, tailor, 2 Blackness Road.
M'Quattie, Robert, spirit-dealer, 36 Hilltown.
M'Rae, John, pastor of the Christian Chartist Church ; 22 Barrack
Street, Camperdown Hall; h. No. 11 Thomson's Lane,
Perth Road.
John, grocer, 36 Barrack Street.
M'Ritchie, David, wright, 68 Prince's Street.
James, toll-keeper, Blackness Toll-bar.
James, baker, 15 West Port.
Margaret, dress-maker, 8 Couttie's Wynd.
Thomas, innkeeper, 51 High Street.
M'Robert, William, staff sergeant-major, 2 Castle Court.
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M'Sorly, J<ameSj broker, 22 Scouringburn.
Malcolm, Alexander, 1 King Street; h, 37 Prince's Street.
David, hairdresser and perfumer, 106 Scouringburn.
Dr, 3 Barrack Street.
Isabella, dressmaker, 114 Netliergate.
James, mill-managei*, Wallace Mills, Constable Street ;
h. 37 Prince's Street.
Malloch, James, builder. Den's Mills; A. Anderson's Place, Fore-
bank.
Mair, Thomas, builder, 24 Step Row, Perth Road.
Mailler, Thomas W., druggist, 249 Overgate ; h. Westfield Avenue,
Perth Road.
Manchester Fire and Life Assurance Company, and City of Glasgow-
Assurance Company, 21 Castle Street; Andrew Ogilvie, agent.
Mariner's Church, 51 Reform Street.
Mara, Daniel, vintner, 56 Murraygate.
Laurence, cowfeeder, Milne's Court, 48 Wellgate.
Marchal, James, painter, top of Gellatly Street.
Marnie, James, Marr Bank, 3 Dudhope Place.
Marr, Alexander, flesher, 121 Overgate ; h. 144 do.
A. & E,, dealers in books, jewellery, spectacles, optical in-
sti^uments, &c., 65 Reform Street ; A. 8 St Clement's Lane.
John, shoemaker, 102 Hilltown.
Marshall, David, manufacturer, Bucklemaker Wynd ; h. 15 Mid
Street, Chapelshade.
James, grocer, 132 Hawkhill.
Miss J,, grocer, 100 Nethergate.
Mrs, milliner, 62 Nethergate.
Robert, manager Dundee, Perth, and London Shipping
Company; h. 5 Shore Terrace.
"William, grocer and spirit-dealer, 62 and 64 Prince's
Street.
Mrs, lodgings, 14 Greenmarket.
Martin, Alexander, shipowner, 5 Westfield Avenue, Perth Road.
Alexander, 20 Hunter Street.
Alexr., & Co., rope-makers, Dock Street ; h. 5 Westfield
Avenue, Perth Road.
David, & Co., merchants and commission agents ; Office,
10 Bain Square.
David (of D. M. & Co.) ; h. Roseangle.
David, junior (of D. M. & Co.); A.Wellington Street,
Forebank.
David, grocer, 100 Cowgate.
James, 89 Prince's Street.
James, British Linen Co.; A. Seafield Lane, Perth Road.
James, gun-maker and cutler, 24 Meadow Entry, Mur-
raygate; A. John Banks' Land, Chapelshade.
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Martin, Joseph, manufacturer, Factory, Constable Street, Wal-
lace Feus ; h. 103 Seagate.
Miss, Hawkhill House, Hawkhill Place.
Mrs, lodgings, 3 West Port.
Mrs, Morgan's Buildings, 125 Nethergate.
Robert, grocer, 28 Albert Street, James' Park.
Thomas, coal-broker, 26 Hawkhill ; h. Greig's Land, do.
Mann, David, grocer and spirit-dealer, 90 and 92 Prince's Street ;
h. do.
David, grocer and spirit-dealer, 21 Bucklemaker Wynd.
George, & Co., china and glass merchants, 10 Crichton
Street ; A. 22 do.
Henry, teacher, Fenton Street ; h. Smith's Land, Lilybank.
Robert, Captain, seaman, 5 Castle Court, Castle Street.
Robert, bootmaker, 118 Nethergate ; h. Albert Court, 139
do.
Mason, William, merchant, 23 St Andrew's Street ; h. Broughty
Ferry.
Mathers, Alexander, flesher, 91 Murraygate; h. Cameron's Close,
Murraygate.
Mathew, Alexander, grocer, 20 Prince's Street.
Charles, spirit-merchant, 29 Seagate ; h. 6 Hawkhill.
David, flaxdresser, 154 Hilltown.
David, grocer and spirit-dealer, 130 Hawkhill.
Elizabeth, milliner, 130 Prince's Street.
Henry, clerk. Gas Light Company; h. 83 Blackscroft.
James, teacher, Public Seminaries ; h. Westfield avenue,
Perth Road.
James, 12 Long Wynd.
James, weaver, 10 West Port.
James, accountant, Dundee and Perth Railway Com-
pany, 20 Reform Street; h. Union Place, Perth Road.
James, cabinetmaker, 12 Hawkhill; h. 2 Temple Lane.
James, wright, ,Bell Street Lane ; h. 3 Mid Street,
Chapelshade.
John, teacher, Tay Square Seminary ; h. Seafield Lane,
Perth Road.
John, painter, 64 Constable Street, Wallace Feus.
John, rope-maker, 44 Hilltown ; li. 67 do.
John, baker, 32 Ann Street, Maxwelltown ; h. 31 op-
posite.
Mrs J., 3 West Dock Street.
Mrs, 138 Perth Road,
Mrs, grocer, 85 Seagate.
Robert, clerk at "David Martin & Co.'s., 10 Bain
Square; h. Magdalen Kirkton, Mains.
Robert, grocer and spirit-dealer, 1 1 8 Prince's Street
I
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Matthew, Mrs Thomas, 16 Bell Street.
Mathewson, George, architect and civil engineer, 7 Exchange
Buildings ; h. West Ferry cottages.
John, grocer, 145 Overgate; h. 37 Constitution Road.
William, tailor and clothier, 19 Union Street; h. 4
Reform Street.
Matters, Samuel, mill-manager, Mr Edwards' Works, Scouring-
burn; h. 8 Millbank.
Mauchem, Mrs, 7 Vault.
Maxton, Mrs, Lodgings, 8 Crichton Street.
Maxwell, Alexander, mill-manager, Tay Street Mill ; 7i. 17 Hen-
derson's Wynd, West Port.
Mrs D., Forebank.
George, tailor, 5 Church Lane, High Street,
James, clerk, Dundee Foundry ; h. 30 Blackscroft.
Mrs James, 2 Todburn Lane, King Street.
John, Dr, 21 Tay Street.
John, parish beadle, 120 Nethergate.
Robert, clerk, ; h. 52 St Andrew's Street.
William, draper and clothier, 69 High St.; h. Fore-
bank.
May, James, gardener, top of Hilltown.
Mayne, Alfred, tide-surveyor, customs ; h. 7 Dock Street.
Meach, James, vintner, 2 Green Market.
James, & Co., spirit-merchants, 2 Green Market.
Meadowside Academy, 39 Meadowside.
Mealmaker, Mrs, grocei', 34 Constitution Road.
Mearns, Robert, shipmaster, top of Queen Street.
Robert, shipmaster, 32 Constitution Road,
Thomas, Dundee, Perth, and London Shipping Co., 44
Magdalen Yard Road.
Williamj shipmaster, 32 Constitution Road.
Mechen, John, broker, 76 Hilltown.
Mechanics' Tavern, 5 Thorter Row.
Meek, Alexander, wrigbt, Middle Street, Prince's Street; A. 92
Blackscroft.
Meekison, James, baker, 24 Hilltown.
David, spirit-dealer, 89 Scouringburn.
Meffan, Misses, dressmakers, 61 Reform Street.
Robert, carter, 12 Hawkhill.
Meldrum, Robert, umbrella and parasol manufacturer, and ge-
neral outfitter, 9 Crichton Street ; h. 29 High Street
3d flat.
& Co., ship-chandlers and ship agents, 6 Fender's
Buildings, Exchange Street ; A, 30 Stewart's Landj
Blackscroft.
Mellows, Morris John, stabler, 23 Perth Road; A. do.
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Melvin, Gaven J., musician, 11 Thorter Row.
William, 20 Hunter Street.
Melville, John, landwaiter of Her Majesty's Customs ; A. 6
Perth Road. .
Mrs, dressmaker, 8 Temple Lane.
Menzies, Archibald, spirit-dealer, 177 Scourin2;burn.
John, spirit-dealer, 6 Bucklemaker Wynd.
John, vintner, 2 Castle Court and Tindal's Wynd.
Thomas, stoneware merchant, 1 87 Hawkhill.
Mercer, Andrew, jun,, commission merchant, drysalter, and ship-
broker, 11 Dock Street; Ii. Brouo:hty Ferry.
Merchant Seamen's Office, 1 1 Dock Street. '
Methodist Chapel, top of Tally Street.
Methven, Thomas, spirit-dealer, 81 Seagate; h. do.
Middleton, Miss, dressmaker, top of Young's Close, 66 Murray-
gate.
David J., blacksmith. West Wynd, Perth Road.
William, bookseller, stationer, bookbinder, and account-
book manufacturer, 66 High Street; h. Mid Wynd,
Perth Road.
Mickelite, Francis, figure-maker and stucco manufacturer, 42 Re-
form Street.
Mill, George, tailor and clothier, 40 Barrack Street; h. east end
of Prince's Street.
James, teacher, Peter Street, Seagate.
Mitchell, twine spinner, 110 Hilltowu,
James, vintner, 8 West Dock Street.
Thomas, shoemaker. Joint Stock Buildings; h. do.
Thomas, (of Mill and West) Dudhope Crescent, No, 5 Lot 10.
William, vintner, 6 Gellatly Street.
W., Tay Coffee House; h. 4 West Dock Street.
& West, card cloth manufacturers, Willison Street, Bar-
rack Street.
Millar, Alexander, baker, 117 Hilltown.
Aikman, top of South Tay Street.
Charles, brewer, 33 Perth 'Road ; h, do.
Charles, lapper, St Andrew's Street Callander; 7i. McDo-
nald's Land, King Street.
David, grocer, 51 Murraygate; h. 49 do.
David, grocer, 99 Perth Road.
G., tobacconist, 2 Crichton Street ; h. 9 Rose Angle.
James, brewer, 11 Park Wynd ; h. do.
James, mill-manager, Douglas' Mill ; h. 8 Dudhope Cres-
cent, Lot 22.
James (late farmer), top of Hawkhill Place.
James, grocer, 90 King Street ; h. 89 do.
J. & J., hatters, 2 Reform Street.
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Millar, John, merchant, 9 Bain Square.
John, saddler, 41 High Street; h. 5 South Union Street.
Mrs, cowfeeder, 191 Hilltown.
Miss, 113 Perth Road.
Miss, teacher top of South Tay Street, west side ; h. do.
Robert, banker, Castle Street ; h. 9 Rose Angle.
Robert, musician and piper, 7 West Wynd, Reid's build-
ings, Perth Road.
Thomas, brewer, 33 Perth Road ; h. 21 Perth Road.
Miller, Ann, vintner, 41 Dock Street.
David B., agent, William Street, King Street.
David, turner, 181 Hilltown.
David, rag-merchant, 21 Seagate; h. 16 Ireland's Lane,
Chapelshade.
G. manufacturer, 5 and 7 Union Place ; h. 7 do.
Isabella, dealer, 59 Nethergate.
James, bleacher, 25 St Andrew's Street ; h. and Works,
Bullionfield.
James, 4 Hawkhill.
James, junior, 86 Blair's Court, Nethergate.
James, coal-merchant. North Tay Street; h. 3 Millbank.
James, grocer, 13 Croali's Rocks, Ferry Road.
John, grocer and spirit-dealer, 26 High Street ; h, 9 South
Tay Street.
John, shipmaster, 104 Prince's Street.
John, herring curer, 4 Gellatly Street.
J., & Son, hecklemakers, Bucklemaker Wynd; h. 41 do.
Joseph, cowfeeder, Coldside.
Miss, milliner, 61 Kermath's Land, West Port.
Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 2 Gellatly's Buildings,
Nethergate; h. ditto.
Mrs, grocer, 97 Hilltown.
Mrs J. B., Whiteleys, Nethergate.
Oliver Gourlay, writer, 20 Reform Street ; h. Seabank.
Rev. Patrick L., minister of the Free Church, Wallace-
town ; h. 52 James's Park.
Richard A., merchant, 6 Sfc Andrew's Street : h. 3 Spring-
field Place.
Thomas, wright, 176 Hilltown.
Thomas, tailor, 48 King Street.
Thomas, spirit-dealer, 2 West Port.
W., farmer, Magdalen Kirkton, Mains.
W, & A., pawnbrokers, 152 Overgate; h. 23 Lindsay Stree
Miln,James, flaxspinner, M?d Chapelshade ; h. 28 Hilltown.
James, house-factor, Rankin's Close, 16 Murraygate.
James, contractor, Cotton Road.
James, foreman, Neish's factory; h. 79 Hawkhill.
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Miln, John, millspinner, Lower Pleasance.
John, -Wright, 71 Perth Road.
Miss, teacher, 18 Lower Pleasance; h. 71 Perth Road.
Misses, Miln's Buildings, 142 Nethergate.
Mrs, lodgings, 4 Hunter Street.
Mrs Robert, 10 King Street.
Robert, merchant, Peter's Court, 18 Cowgate.
T. W., merchant, Panmure Street ; h. Greenfield Place.
William, moulder, 38 Crescent Street, Wallacetown.
Milne, Alexander, flaxspinner, Wellgate ; h. Lower Pleasance.
Alexander, jun., merchant, 47 "Wellgate ; h. Milne's
Wynd, Lower Pleasance.
George, writer, clerk to the Harbour Trustees, 11 Reform
Street; A. Milne's Buildings, 138 Nethergate.
Graham, clerk and accountant; h. Ireland's Lane, Chapel-
shade.
James, teacher, Dens Mill School; A. 20 Wellington St.
James, clerk to Sheill and Small, writers, 3 Bank Street ;
h. Blair's Court, 86 Nethergate.
James, mealseller, 239 Overgate.
John, card manufacturer, 4 West Field Avenue, Perth
Road; h. 6 do.
Miss, stayraaker, 127 Overgate. ,
Mrs, mangle keeper, 7 Willison Street.
P., grocer, 42 Wellgate; h. Milne's Court, 48 Wellgate,
Thomas, reed-maker, 2 Baltic Street.
William, shipmaster, Dundee and Glasgow Trade, David-
son's Land 77 Seagate.
William, grocer, 70 Hawkhill.
Mills, Alexander (of J. & A. Mills, 41 Cowgate); A. 1 Victoria St,
David, manufacturer, 26 Rosebank Street ; h. 24 do.
James, perfumer and jeweller, 28 High Street ; h. 29 High
Street, above shop.
James (of Alex. Neish & Co.); h. 1 South Union Street.
John & A., manufacturers, 41 Cowgate.
John, (of J. & A. Mills, 41 Cowgate) ; h. Wellington Street.
Joho, merchant, 17 West Wynd, Perth Road; /*. do.
Mrs, grocer, 122 Prince's Street.
Mrs, 40 Perth Road.
Mitchell, Adam, grocer, 38 George's Place. •
Alexander, shipmaster, 7^Coaper's Alley, Wellgate.
Alexander, 3 Magdalen Yard Road.
Alexander, brass-founder and gas-fitter, top of Stewart's
Entry ; h. Rosebank Street.
David, fruiterer, 8 Murraygate.
David, writer, 41 Reform Street; h, Blackheath House,
Annfield Road.
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Mitchell, David, shipmaster, 29 Union Street.
David, draper, 15 Overgate; h. Shepherd's Close, 65
Overgate.
David, gardener and vintner, 59 Carolina Port, Ferry
hoad.
James, fruiterer and seedsman, 21 Murraygate, and 57
Reform Street; h. 28 Murraygate.
James, slater, 1 Meadowside; h. 21 Hilltown,
James, flaxdresser, 26 Mid Street, Chapelshade.
John, flaxspinner and manufacturer, 4 Cowgate; h. 4
Milnebank.
John, shipmaster, 200 Seagate.
John, house factor, 48 Overgate.
John, flesher, 94 Hilltown.
John, mason and grocer, 56 Dudhope Street.
Mather, coal-merchant, 18 Temple Lane.
Margaret, grocer, Reid's Land, Bucklemaker Wynd.
Miss, 142 Nethergate.
Miss, dressmaker, 48 Overgate.
Miss, grave-clothes maker, 168 Nethergate.
Miss J., furrier, 2 Bain Square,
and Miller, gas-fitters, Stewart's Courtj Seagate.
Mrs, grocer, 35 Perth Road.
Mrs David, 2 Bain Square.
Mrs M., grocer, 72 King Street.
Mrs M. H., matron, Royal Infirmary.
Mrs William, stoneware dealer, 56 King Street ; li,
ditto.
Peter, accountant and general writer, Grie-ve's Land,
Key's Close, 18 Nethergate, south side.
Robert, manager, Pole Mill ; h, 2 Milnbank.
Thomas, coach hirer, livery stables, Yeaman Shore.
William, grocer, 152 Prince's Street.
Mitchelson, Alexander, provision merchant, west end High Street.
Moir, Adam, manager of power looms, Baxter Brothers & Co. ; h.
38 Crescent Lane, Wallacetown.
David, clerk to Baxter Brothers & Co., 31 Cowgate; h. 38
Cotton Road.
James, captain, 75 Prince's Street.
John, manufacturer and merchant, 18 St Andrew's Street ;
h. William Street, Forebank.
William, sail-cloth and bagging manufacturer, William
Street, King Street; h. do.
Morren, James, clerk, St Andrew's Street ; h. Meekeson's Land,
28 Hilltown.
Molison, Francis, merchant, Spanish vice-consul ; h, Majfield,
Mollison, George, 16 North Tay Street,
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Mollwo, Herman, flaxspinner, 37 St Andrew's Street ; ha Tay
Square House.
Moncrieff, David, baker, 20 Hawkhill.
Henry, letter-carrier, post-office ; h, 81 Seagate.
James, wright, Mr Ireland's Work, School Wynd;
A. 112Scouringburn.
John, grocer and spirit-dealer, 102 Seagate.
William, clerk to P. Duncan, 10 Reform Street ; h.
M'Vicar's Lane, Perth Road.
Moncur, Alexander, manufacturer, 16 St Andrew's Place; A. 21
Miller's Wynd, Perth Road.
Andrew, captain, Magdalen Yard.
David, stationer, 129 Murraygate ; h. 5 Castle Court.
David, merchant (of D. & J, Moncur), 45 Cowgate ; h.
11 Hawkhill Place.
D. & J. merchants, 45 Cowgate.
John, merchant (of D. & J. Moncur, 45 Cowgate); h.
27 St Andrew's Place.
Mrs, baker, 130 Overgate.
Mrs J., grocer and spirit-dealer, 56 Prince's Street.^
R., beadle of St David's, 17 Young's Close, West Port.
Thomas, coal-merchant, 69 Seagate ; h. above.
Monro, William, M.D., 7 Tay Street.
Montgomery, Miss, 1 Greenfield Place, Perth Road.
Mongomerie, Mrs, eating-house, 68 Bell Street.
Moon, Adam, surgeon, 2 Union Street.
Alexander, manager of Ward Mill; h. 50 Barrack Street.
Alexander, vintner, 22 Session Street.
Miss, 2 Union Street.
Misses, 37 Union Street.
Robert, flesher, 12 Scouringburn.
William, of Moon, Langlands, & Co. ; 7i. 2 Union Street.
Langlands, & Co., top of Union Street, Nethergate.
Mordaunt, Lucas, and Faithful, merchants and manufacturers,
128 Seagate.
Charles (of Moi'daunt, Lucas, and Faithful) 25 Mag-
dalen Yard Road.
Morison, John, banker, Dundee Bank, 22 Castle Street; h. Pan-
muir Terrace.
Mrs, midwife, 29 Constitution Road.
Morris, David, basket-maker and cooper, 49 Nethergate , h. 90
Overgate.
James, cooper, 88 Overgate ; h. above.
Miss, teacher, 17 Meadow Street.
Mrs, 2 West Dock Street.
Mrs, milliner, 142 Overgate.
Thomas, feuar^ Hospital Park.
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MorriSj William, wire-dealer, Neave's Land, 63 Hawkhill.
William, surgeon, 46 Blackness Road.
William, Treasurer of Police, Collector of Poor and Prison
Assessments for Dundee, and Collector of Assessment
of Poor for Liff and Benvie Parish ; Office, 13 High
Street ; h. Victoria Square, Nethergate.
Morrice, James, Sub-Inspector of Lighting, Police Office; A. 31
Bucklemaker Wynd,
Morrison, John, grocer, 76 Blackscroft.
Elizabeth, dress-maker, 78 ^^lackscroft.
James, chimney-sweepei", Roger's Close, 77 Overgate.
Mathew, flesher, 44 Hawkhill.
Alexander, sheriff-officer, Bell's Close, High Street ; h.
7 Bernard Street, Hawkhill.
John, manufacturer, 7 Union Street, Maxwelltown; h.
1 Union Street; Office, 13 Baltic Street.
Alexander, manufacturer, Maxwelltown; h. 1 Union St.
Mortimer, David, builder, 22 Victoria Street, Wallacetown.
Morton, Robert, merchant, tannage buildings, Meadowside.
William, merchant ; h. 9 Paton's Lane, Perth Road.
Mould, William, captain, 10 Dock Street West.
Mount, Mrs, 218 Perth Road.
Moutrie, Robert, draper, 169 Overgate; h. 2 Temple Lane.
Muat, Mrs, confectioner, 36 Long Wynd.
Mudie, Mrs, George's Street, Forebank,
Mrs, 166 Seagate.
Mrs, vintner, foot of Crichton Street.
David, Dundee Bank, 22 Castle Street ; h. old Monifieth
Road, Broughty Ferry.
David (of Gourlay and Mudie, engineers) George's Street,
Forebank.
Francis, flaxspinner, Powrie's Lane, Chapelshade.
' Francis, Mrs, 37 Dallfield Walk.
James, grocer, 48 Murraygate.
John, surgeon, 3 Bain Square ; h. do.
Miss, sick nurse, 14 New Inn Entry,
Misses, dressmakers, 37 Dallfield Walk.
Mrs, milliner, 117 Perth Road.
Mrs, grocer, 136 Perth Road.
Mrs P., 48 King Street.
Robert A., Ward Foundry; h. Constitution Road.
Robert, 7 Vault.
Mundie, Lawrence, tailor, 56 Hillown.
Robert, shipowner, 7 Dock Street.
Muir, Alexander, surgeon, 30 Nethergate.
Robert, hairdresser, 6 Seagate ; h. 39 Nethergate.
Mullen, James, broker, 43 James' Street, Maxwelltown.
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Munro, Angus, officer, Ward Chapel ; h. Ireland's Land, 11 Bell St,
W. C, writer, 31 Reform Street,
David, teacher ; h. 22 Rosebank Street.
David, tailor, 55 Ann Street, Maxwelltovpn,
Mrs, 9 Kirk Entry, Wellgate.
John, blacksmith, 18 Scouringburn.
Thomas, vintner, 1 West Dock Street.
Murdoch, David, cabinetmaker, Butchart's Close, 12 Murraygatej
h. Gellatly's Close, Seagate.
George, shipmaster, 39 High Street.
John, of Sutherland and Murdoch} h. Albert Court,
Nethergate.
Joseph, painter, 51 Overgate.
William, grocer, 60 Nethergate ; h. 7 North Lindsay St.
Robert, wright, 12 Park Lane, West Port.
Mrs, 63 Nethergate.
Murison, Patrick, merchant and commission agent, 10 Trades'
Lane ; h. 3 West Dock Street.
Murray, Charles, vintner, 15 Exchange Street.
Henry, spirit-dealer, 80 Overgate.
James, ironmonger, 1 1 High Street and south side Vic-
toria Dock ; h. 4? Castle Street.
Miss, dressmaker, 68 Nethergate.
Misses J. and E,, dressmakers, 123 Murraygate.
Mrs, lodgings, 30 Seagate.
Thomas, linen merchant and manufacturer, 36 Castle
Street ; h. 5 Gellatly Street.
William, ironmonger, 143 Murraygate ; h. 146 do.
Mustard, James, flesher, 92 King Street.
Mutrie, Henry, lapper^ 29 Constitution Road,
Mutual Cattle Insurance Association, 26 Castle Street; T. L. Ham-
mond, agent.
M vies, David, merchant and shipowner, 134 Seagate; /*. Craigie
Terrace, Ferry Road.
James, bookseller, '201 Overgate; h. 198 do.
John, victualler. Commercial Street ; h. 39 Exchange St.
Robert, manufacturer. Middle Hills, Coupar Angus ; Of-
fice, 52 St Andrew's Street, Dundee.
William, accountant, 1 1 Reform Street.
William T,; grocer and spirit-dealer, 57 King Street,
Nairn, David, feuar, 5 Arthur Street, top of Dallfield Walk.
Mary, grocer, 9 Arthur Street.
Nasmyth, Robert, surgeon, 10 Fleuchar Craig.
National Bank of Scotland; Office, 12 Cowgate.
Fire and Life Insurance Company of Scotland; Thomas
NicolsoD, agent, Dock Street.
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Neave, David, grocer, 51 Bucklemaker Wynd,
Thomas, writer, 26 Castle Street; h. 6 Rose Angle.
Mrs Charles, 17 Hawkhill.
Miss, clear-starcher, 110 Nethergate.
Neil, David, grocer, 57 Albert Street, James' Park.
James, hairdresser, 102 Murraygate.
Neill, Mrs Lyall, spirit-dealer, 10 Couttie's Wynd.
Neilson & Co., merchants, 14 Bain Square.
William, tailor, 162 Overgate.
Neish and PattuUo, writers, 1 Bank Street.
Alexander, & Co., sacking manufacturers, Ladyweil Lane.
George, grocer, 17 James' Street, Maxwelltown.
James, manufacturer, Heathfield Factory; h. Heathfield
House.
James, 130 Nethergate.
Thomas, Russian Consul, commission merchant, ship and
insurance broker, 5 Bain Square ; h. 21 Westfield, Mag-
dalen Yard Road.
William (of Neish and Pattullo), 42 Nethergate.
Mrs James, 1 Greenfield Place, Perth Road.
Mrs William, Mount Pleasant, 102 Hawkhill.
New Whale Fishing Company, 16 Dock Street; Boiling Yard,
East Seagate.
Newall, Archibald, surgeon, 12 Hawkhill Place, Perth Road.
George Hair, merchant, 55 Cowgate ; h. Seafield Lodge,
Magdalen Yard Road.
Walter, merchant, 12 Hawkhill Place, Perth Road.
Newby, L. W., land surveyor, 40 Union Street ; h. do.
Newman, William, shoemaker, 156 Scouringburn.
Nicoll and Webster, merchants, Seagate.
Alexander, vintner, below Wishart Church, Cowgate.
Andrew, cabinetmaker and house factor, Fish Street; h^
Key's Close, Nethergate.
David, grocer, 3 Ireland's Lane, Chapelshade.
G. H., ironmonger, 38 Overgate; h. 3 Thorter Row.
James, carter, 29 Wilkie's Lane.
James, flesher, 53 Scouringburn.
James, blockmaker, south side Victoria Dock ; h. 3 Willi-
son Street.
James R., iron merchant, Yeaman Shore; /*. Broughty
Ferry.
John, Wright, Burnhead ; A. 20 Seagate.
John, shoemaker, 44 Dudhope Street.
John, hairdresser, 6 Overgate ; h. 55 Murraygate.
Robert, tea dealer and grocei*, 14 Nethergate ; h, 15 do.
Robert, grocer, 19 Dudhope Street.
Robert, builder, 114 and 116 Prince's Street.
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Nicoll, Peter, cabinetmaker, 90 Overgate.
Thomas, iron-merchant, Yeaman Shore ; h. 74 Seagate.
William (of Christie and Nicoll, writers, 5 Reform Street),
h. 3 Rose Angle, Perth Road.
William, bootmaker, 29 West Port ; h. do.
V/illiam, merchant and shipowner, Seagate ; h. Dock St.
William, grocer, 52 Wellgate ; h. 9 Dudhope Street,
William, tailor, 6 Peter's Court, 18 St Andrew's Place,
Cowgate.
Mrs, baker, 99 Dudhope Crescent.
Mrs, spirit-dealer, 57 Dock Street, East.
Mrs Thomas, 10 Hawkhill Place, Perth Road.
Agnes, cook, 36 Union Street.
Mrs James, Tay Street Lane, Nethergate.
Misses, 138 Miln's Buildings.
Miss, Public Seminaries ; h. Rood Yards, Ferry Road.
Miss, milliner, 4 Tay Street Lane.
Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 63 Scom-ingburn.
Nicholson, Charles, brushmaker, 33 Murraygate ; h. 2 Peter St.
Thomas, agent, 9 Dock Street; A. 154 Perth Road.
MrSj vegetable dealer, 33 Nethergate.
Nicolson, Helen, grocer, 19 Hilltown.
Nimmo, Mr, writer, 26 Castle Street ; h. 15 South Tay Street.
Matthew, surgeon, 30 Reform Street.
Patrick, physician, 15 South Tay Street; h. do.
Niven, D. B., agent and share broker, 23 Castle Street; h. Castle-
hill.
W. Robert, flesher, 54 Seagate.
Noble, David, letter-carrier, Dudhope Crescent, Land 19, No. 12.
Norrie, Charles, merchant and bleacher, 11 Cowgate; h. Douglas-
field.
Norrie, G. John, 13 Murraygate.
P. Peter, basketmaker, 21 Lindsay Street.
Mrs, grocer, 77 James' Park,
Northern Warder Printing and Publishing Offices, Croom's Close
and 9 New Inn Entry, High Street.
Nucator, Mrs, 65 Overgate.
Miss, milliner, 60 Overgate.
Oak Tap-Room and Spirit Store, top of South Lindsay Street.
O'Brien, James, coal dealer, 103 Hilltown.
O'Farrel, George, pawnbroker and auctioneer ; pawn office, Al-
bion Entry, 165 Overgate ; commission sale shop, 50
High Street: and A. corner of Lindsay Street.
Ogilvie, Alexander, sail-cloth manufacturer and rope and sail
maker, 9 Shore Terrace and Tay Rope Work, 222
Perth Road ; h. 220 do.
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Ogilvie, Alexander junior, merchant, 9 Shore Terrace; h. 220
Perth Road.
C. Alexander, manufacturer, Rosebank and Hilltown ; h.
56 Hilltown.
Andrew, share broker and insurance agent, 21 Castle
Street ; A. 1 Park Place.
Charles, gardener, 30 Constitution Street.
David, stoneware merchant and broker, 186 Scouring-
burn ; h, 138 Scouringburn.
David, clerk, Wallace Mills, Constable Street; h. 16
"Wellington Street, Forebank.
Francis, shipowner, 27 Overgate.
James and John, writers, 3 New Inn Entry.
James, writer, 3 New Inn Entry; A. 1 Park Place.
James, carver and gilder, 24 High Street ; h. Farmer's
Land, Church Street, Wallace Feus.
James, grocer, 60 Hilltown.
James, collector for Treasurer of Police, 100 Hilltown.
John, tailor, Parker's Court, William Street, King Street.
John, manufacturer, 8 Baltic Street ; h. 190 Hilltown.
John, writer, 3 New Inn Entry ; h. Hawkhill Place.
Thomas, cowfeeder, 37 Forebank Road.
William, druggist, 94 King Street ; h. 2 Crescent Lane,
Wallace Feus.
William, broker, 122 Hilltown.
William, wright, 40 George's Place.
William, spinner and manufacturer, 33 Cowgate ; h. 1
Park Place.
Mrs, 114 Wallace Feus.
Mrs, 16 Wellington Street, Forebank.
Mrs, 25 Nethergate.
Mrs C, 16 Wellington Street, Forebank.
Miss Ann, Tay Square.
Miss Christian, 11 South Tay Street.
Miss E., Springfield, Perth Road.
Miss Jane, Springfield, Perth Road.
Misses, Tay Cottage, 29 Step Row, Magdalen Yard.
Ogilvy, James, spirit-dealer, Scouringburn.
John, spirit-dealei*, 89 Blackscroft.
William T., manufacturer, 222 Perth Road; h. 220 do.
Oliphant, William, general carrier. Eagle Inn, 108 Murraygate.
Oliver, Peter, grocer and spii^t-dealer, 31 Rose Street.
Oman, George, cooper, Gellatly Street; h. 23 Murraygate.
O'Neil, James, broker, Henderson's Wynd, 10 West Port.
William, carpet-shoemaker, 132 Gall's Land, Overgate.
Old Scottish Independent Meeting House, 50 Barrack Street.
Operative Mason Lodge, 43 Overgate.
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Orquhart, James, Union Close, 25 Nethergate.
Ormsby & Co., vintners, 10 St Clement's Lane.
Orphan Institution, 20 Small's Wynd, Nethergate.
Orr, James, shipmaster, 22 Crichton Street.
Patrick, Sheriff-Clerk, 30 Reform Street ; h. 4 Randolph Cres-
cent, Edinburgh.
Osborne, G. M., M.D., surgery, King Street ; ^. 5 St Andrew's
Street.
Oswald, George, wright, 26 "Wellington Street, Forebank.
Ouchterlony, James, Union Close, 25 Nethergate.
Miss, 101 Nethergate.
Ower, Charles, civil engineer, Harbour Works' Office, Custom
House ; h. Albert's Court, 39 Nethergate.
George, glazier, zinc and lead window maker, 42 Overgate;
h. Albert Court, 39 Nethergate.
James & Robert, manufacturers, 27 West Wynd, Hawkhill.
J. H. (of J. & R. Ower) ; h. 29 West Wynd.
James, potato merchant, 42 Barrack Street.
Thomas, grocer and spirit-dealer, 212 Overgate.
Packman, Thomas, shipmaster, No. 8 Ireland's Lane, Chapel-
shade.
Pagiter, William, cloth stamp-cutter, 59 Albert Street, Forfar
Road.
Paris, George, shipmaster, 153 Seagate.
Robert, shipmaster, 35 Prince's Street.
Park, Robert, printer, Northern Warder Office ; h, 14 New Inn
Entry, High Street.
Parker, Joseph, Glasgow and Edinburgh carriers, 7 South Union
Street ; h. Cupar Fife.
Paterson, Alexander, spirit-dealer and grocer, 58 Scouringburn.
Alexander, hairdresser, 35 Castle Street; h. Baker's
Land, Burnhead.
Charles, spirit-dealer, 7 St Clement's Lane; h. above.
David, baker, 12 Wellgate.
James, merchant (of Haddon and Paterson), 46 St An-
drew's Street; h. Thomson Street, Perth Road.
James, Bakers' Officer, Burnhead.
John, tailor. Dyers' Close, 22 Murraygate.
John, ship-carpenter, St Paul's Court, 61 Murraygate.
William, jun., fruiterer, 1 Union Street ; A. 43 do.
AVilliam, tailor, 37 High Street.
William, architect, 7 Cowgate ; h. do.
Mrs John, lodgings, St Paul's Court, 61 Murraygate.
Misses, 14 Thomson Street, Perth Road.
Misses, Preparatory Establishment for Young Ladies,
33 Meadowside.
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Paton and Fleming, merchants, 17 Cowgate,
George, surgeon, 5 St Andrew's Street.
Henry, grocer, 184 Overgate.
John jun., 'merchant, 8 St Andrew's Street ; h. Brought^
Ferry.
Peter, mason, Brown Street.
Thomas, shipmaster, 75 High Street.
William M. (of Paton and Fleming), 17 Cowgate; h
Brougbty Ferry.
William, gardener, west end of Constitution Street.
Patterson, Alexander, grocer, 114 Hilltown,
David, manager, Claverhouse Bleachfield ; Cottage,
West Haugh.
James, sailor, 7 Scouringburn.
John, spirit-dealer, 82 Dudhope Crescent.
Pattersons, Mrs R., lodgings, 3 South Tay Street.
Pattie, Robert, spirit-dealer, 50 East Dock Street.
Pattullo, George, shipowner, 172 Seagate.
A. George, general commission merchant, 16 Trades'
Lane; A. 31 Reform Street.
James, writer (of Neish and Pattullo), 1 Bank Street; h.
31 Reform Street.
Mrs Margaret, vintner, Croom's Close, High Street.
Miss Catherine, teacher, 3 Thorter Row, Overgate.
Patrick, James, ornamenter of purses and dirks, 8 Meadow Entry.
John, plasterer. Bell Street, Chapelshade ; h. Soap Work
Lane.
Robert, tailor, 146 Murraygate.
William, shipmaster, 36 Nethergate.
Mrs, 20 Castle Street,
paxton and Sinclair, coifee and tea merchants, 7 Reform Street,
and 9 Union Street.
W^illiam, wholesale ale and porter merchant, 9 Vault.
Peacock, William, grocer, 107 Scouringburn.
Betsy, furnisher, 1 Hawkhill ; h. above.
Pearce, Mrs, 1 Nelson Street, Forebank.
Pearman, James, organist, and professor of music, 8 Victoria
Square, Nethergate.
Pearson, Mrs, lodgings, 40 Union Street.
Peat, John, shipmaster, Myles' Land, 52 St Andrew's Street.
Peddie, G., perfumer and ornamental hair manufacturer, 3 Castle
Street; h. 10 Exchange Street.
N. M., writer, 5 South Union Street.
Thomas, spirit-dealer, 56 Blackness Road.
Mrs Robert, grocer, 178 Hilltown.
Peebles, William, tailor, 61 Rosebank Street.
Pennycook, James, merchant, Trades' Lane ; h. Stannergate.
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Perthshire Tavern, 11 Church Lane.
Peter, Daniel, builder, 13 Annfield Road, Hawkhill,
John sen., 14 Bain Square Court ; h. Broughty Ferry.
B. O'Brien, 14 do. do.; h. 5 Mid Shore.
Peterkin, Isaac, shoemaker, south corner of North Tay Street.
Peters, David, grocer and spirit-dealer, 50 West Port.
Petrie, Alexander, boot-closer, Morrison's Court, Wellgate.
David, paper-ruler, Kay's Close, 48 Overgate.
David, commission merchant, 31 St Andrew's Street ; h.
Peter's Court, 18 St Andrew's Place.
David, teacher. Free St John's Juvenile School, Park
Wynd; h.2 Park Wynd.
James, spirit-dealer, 2 Fish Street.
James, hosier, 37 West Port ; h. 2 Temple Lane.
James, baker, 93 Murraygate.
John, shoemaker, Coldside.
Thomas, shoemaker, 140 Scouringburn.
Philp, David, jun., Manager of Cowgate Calendering Company ;
h. 1 Church Street.
John, corn-merchant, Springfield.
Mungo, cowfeeder, 9 Elizabeth Street, Maxwelltown,
William, 18 Commercial Street, Maxwelltown.
William, wright, 16 Commercial Street; h. 4 Watt Street.
Philip, George, manufacturer, 1 1 Upper Pleasance.
George, jun,, 8 Peter Street ; h. 53 Cowgate.
Philips, James, cowfeeder, Hospital Park.
Phillips, Robert, tailor, 1 1 Thorter Row ; h. Croft's Lane, Hawkhill.
William, shipmaster, 15 Temple Lane.
William, hairdresser, 1 1 Thorter Row ; h. 6 do.
Phin, Thomas, grocer and spirit-dealer, 9 Hunter Street.
Mrs Thomas, teacher of St Paul's Episcopal School, 3 Fen-
ton Street ; h. 35 South Tay Street.
Pirrie, Mrs, and Miss Hutton, milliners, 49 Murraygate.
Pillans, Alexander, tailor, 29 Dallfield Walk.
Pilmer, David, Superintendent of Harbour Police, head weigher
and meter of coal and lime ; Office, west side of Custom
House ; h. Crichton Street.
Pilot Office, 11 Dock Street.
Pirie, A. & A., merchants, 32 Cowgate ; 7i., Forebank.
Alexander, painter, 17 Crichton Street.
David, painter, 21 Crichton Street ; h. 17 Crichton Street.
Francis, mason, Johnson's Land, 93 Hawkhill.
Pirrie, Robert, mill-manager, Ward Mills; h. Scott's Angle, 5
Brown Street.
Pitcairn, Andrew, of Pitcullo, Fife, 98 Nethergate.
David, (of David Martin & Co.) 10 Bain's Square, Well-
gate ; A. Newport, Fife.
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Pitkethly, Thomas, commission, lime, and coal merchant, Keillor's
Court, 95 Seagate.
Playfair, Miss, 19 Seafield Lane, Magdalen Yard Road.
Police Treasurer, (William Morris), 13 High Street.
Pope, David, grocer, 29 Overgate ; h. Mid Wynd, Perth Road,
Porter, David, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 251 Overgate, cor-
ner of North Tay Street; h. 226 Perth Road.
David, 11 Meadow Entry.
Post-Office, (Robert Bell, post-master), 47 Reform Street.
Poustie, Archibald, spirit-dealer. Hunter Street.
Powels, Mrs, Lodgings, 54 Seagate.
Powrie, Thomas, merchant. Bell Street, Powrie Lane.
William, of Reswallie, east corner of Bell Street.
Mrs, 38 Bell Street.
Prain, James, manufacturer, 25 Hawkhill.
James, grocer and spirit-dealer, 121 Murraygate.
John, do. do., 192 Hawkhill.
Robert, vintner, 13 Thorter Row.
Pride, John, grocer. Fair Muir.
Primitive Methodist Church, top of Baltic Street.
Preston, David, baker, 102 Scouringburn.
David, cowfeeder, 174 Hilltown.
James, grocer, 123 Blackscroft.
Miss, 14 Mid Street, Chapelshade.
Proctor, Wm., & Son, manufacturers, Powrie Lane, Chapelshade.
Mrs, ladies' nurse, 77 Nethergate.
Pryde, John, tailor, 17 Barrack Street,
Mathew, shipmaster, 52 St Andrew's Street.
Melville, shipmaster, 15 Exchange Street.
D. Robertj merchant, 5 Commercial Street; h. 174 Perth
Road.
Mrs, grocer, 164 Overgate.
PuUen, John, sheriff-officer, 10 High Street.
Puliar, James, baker, 134 Murraygate ; h. above.
John, feuar, 9 Annfield Road.
William, clerk, 2 Panmure Street ; h. 32 Castle Street.
Miss Ann, milliner and dressmaker, 32 Union Street.
Pyott, John, clerk. Lower Dens Mill; A. 110 Prince's Street.
Widow, mangle keeper, 53 South Tay Street.
Queen's Arms Tavern, 30 Nethergate.
Rae, Alexander, corn factor, orders left with Mr Arklay, saddler
High Street; h. Blackness Farm.
James, feuar, Coldside.
Nicoll, cabinetmaker. Hunter Street.
Rait, Mrs Captain Charles, 8 Shore Terrace.
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Rait, David, 18 Seafield Lane, Perth Road.
David, bellman, Hilltown; h. 5 Rosebank Street, Hill-
town.
George, confectioner, 7 West Port.
Thomas, baker, 10 Overrate; h. same.
Ramsay, Andrew, ironmonger, 217 Overgate; h. Candle Close,
214 do.
George, city missionary, 34 Albert Street, James' Park.
James, cabinetmaker, Constable Street ; h. 34 Blacks-
croft ; shop, 32 do.
James, merchant, 44 High Street; h. 156 Perth Road.
James, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 45 Union Street.
James D., Bruce's Entry, Wellgate.
John, Barrack master, Dundee Barracks; h. 4 South
Tay Street.
John, gardener, American Muir.
Miss, 128 Nethergate.
Mrs, grocer, 39 Mid Street, Chapelshade.
Robert, brewer, 213 Overgate.
Robert, ship carpenter, Mr John Brown's yard; h. 21
Scouringburn.
William, cabinetmaker. Speed's Close, ] 9 Overgate.
William, tailor, 39 Perth Road.
William, teacher, Bell Street Academy ; h. 5 South
Union Street.
Ranken, Rev. John, 2 Dudhope Street.
Rattray, Alexander, shipmaster, 43 Exchange Street.
Alexander, John Lawson and Son, 38 Upper Pleasance.
Ebenezer, barber, 88 King Street.
J. B., (of Keay and Rattray), cottage, Ferry Road.
J. T., ironmonger, 25 Overgate ; h. above.
James, shipmaster, James' Park, Albert Street.
Mrs Jean, 69 King Street.
John, manufacturer, 7 Mill's East Lane, Scouringburn.
John, grocer, 18 Constitution Road.
Mrs, grocer, 97 Scouringburn.
Peter, (of Fyffe & Rattray), foot of Constitution Road ;
h. 58 Overgate, entry from Tally Street.
Thomas, brewer, 62 Bell Street ; h. 64 do.
Thomas, builder, 56 Hilltown.
Ree & Co., H. P., merchants, 51 St Andrew's Street.
Reekie, Miss M., dressmaker, 67 King Street.
Rev. Thomas M., Lindsay Street Congregational Church ;
h. 125 Nethergate.
Reid, Alexander P., stationer, 22 High Street; h. 7 Dock Street.
Alexander, tea-dealer and grocer, 35 West Port ; h. 2 Tem-
ple Lane.
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Reid, Alexander, jun., coal merchantj Hunter Street; h. 5 Con-
stable Street,
Alexander, shipmaster, 14 St Andrew's Street.
David, hairdresser, 203 Hilltown.
George, manager Tay Marine Insurance Company, 125 Ne-
thergate.
George, spirit-dealer, 26 Greenmarket.
James and John, hemp and linen manufacturers, Scouring-
burn; h. 170 Scouringburn,
James, baker and provision dealer, 14 Wellgate ; h. Cou-
par's Alley.
Mrs James, register for servants, 14 Wellgate ; h. Coupar's
Alley.
James, tailor, 74 James' Park, Albert Street.
James, gardener, 176 Scouringburn.
John, hairdresser, 32 Wellgate,
John, mill-overseer. West Dudhope Mill ; ft. 14 Seafield
Lane, Perth Road,
Robert, baker and grocer, 41 and 43 Prince's Street.
William, writer, Burnhead; h. Johnfield, 15 Magdalen Yard
Road,
W. D,, baker and grocer, 31 and 32 Constitution Road.
William, tailor and furnisher, 214 Perth Road.
Agnes, French polisher. Bell Street Hall, Constitution Road.
Ann, grocer, 9 Dallfield Walk,
Miss, 125 Nethergate.
Mrs J., lodgings, 49 Cowgate,
Mrs J,, tavern keeper, Wrights' Hall, Key's Close, Nether-
gate.
E,, stationer and confectioner, 10 Murraygate.
Reilly, Hugh, shoemaker, 129 Hilltown.
Reith, David, writer, 26 Castle Street ; h. 3 South Tay Street.
Renny, David, baker, 28 Dudhope Street,
James, accountant (Shiell & Small), 3 Bank Street ; h.
49 Magdalen Green.
Reoch, Thomas, grocer, 18 Hilltown,
William, plumber, 17 Meadow Entry ; h. Forebank Road.
Reston, Rev. James, James' Church, Bell Street; h. 15 Thomson
Street.
Richards & Co, (of London), Panmure Street.
Rickard, Colin, auctioneer, appraiser, and agent, 2 Panmurt Street ;
h. Lilybank Cottage,
Richardson, Mrs, mangle keeper, Souter's Close, West Port.
Ritchie, David, shipmaster, 124 Seagate.
George, shipmaster, 87 Blackscroft.
James, mason, Dudhope Crescent ; land 3, No. 7.
John, shipmaster, 97 Seagate.
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Ritchie, John, grocer, coal merchant, and house factor, 22^Black-
ness Road, Gowdenknows.
P. D., Dundee and Liverpool Shipping; Office, 49 Castle
Street; h. 30 Reform Street.
Peter, grocer, 27 Bucklemaker Wynd.
Robb, David, shipbroker, 4 Gellatly Street.
James, shoemaker, 124 Prince's Street.
James, grocer and spirit-dealer, 38 West Port.
James, bootmaker, 39 West Port ; A. Brown Street.
James, hairdresser, 6 Ann Street, Maxwelltown.
Joseph, manufacturer, 40 Cowgate ; h. Kirriemuir.
John, shipmaster, Young's Close, 66 Murraygate.
Mrs, Paton's Lane, Perth Road.
Misses, 1 Meadow Street, Wellgate.
Roberts, James, feuar, James' Park, Albert Street.
Robertson, Alexander, teacher, top of Jamaica Street; h. Eiiz?.-
beth Street, Maxwelltown,
Alexander, fish-dealer. Fish Market; A. above Crown
Hotel.
Alexander, steward, 10 West Dock Street.
Alexander, spirit-dealer, 46 Scouringburn.
Alexander, spirit-dealer, 26 Bell Street.
Andrew, manufacturer, 47 Cowgate ; h. 208 Hawkhill.
and Brown, 42 High Street; /;. 142 Miln's Buildings,
Nethergate.
David (of Moon, Langlands, & Co.), 2 Union Street.
David, merchant, 135 Hawkhill.
David, grocer, Reid's Land, Bucklemaker Wynd.
David, shipmaster, 14 St Andrew's Street.
David, builder, Meadowside ; h. 57 Hilltown.
David, clerk, 5 Meadow Close, 56 Murraygate.
Donald, grocer and spirit-dealerj 130 Murraygate.
Duncan, vintner and tailor, 63 Seagate.
Ebenezer, hosier, 20 Murraygate ; A. 19 High Street,
(south side.)
Francis, manufacturer, agent for Atlas Insurance Com-
pany, 44 St Andrew's Street ; h. 26 Springfield, Perth
Road.
George & Co., upholsterers, Rankin's Close, 6 Murray-
gate,
George, grocer and spirit-dealer, 33 Wellgate.
George, hosier and umbrella maker, 40 Overgate ; h.
48 Overgate.
George, Union Close, Nethergate.
James, manufacturer, 31 Forebank Road.
James, shoemaker, 163 Hilltown.
James, pavement merchant, 1 Blackness Road.
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Robertson, James, grocer, 134 Overgate.
James, tailor, 73 High Street.
James, spirit-dealer, 23 Barrack Street.
James, foreman to D. Birnie & Sons ; h. 56 Ann Street,
Maxwelltovvn.
John, merchant, 116 Hawkhill.
John, accountant, 26 Castle Street ; h. 298 Perth Road.
John, baker, 64 Scouringburn.
John, keeper of Camperdown Hall ; h. Rodger's Close,
77 Overgate.
John, hatter, 46 High Street; h. l7Dudhope Crescent.
John, shoemaker, 95 Prince's Street.
John, spirit-dealer. 111 Cowgate.
Joseph, grocer, 96 Prince's Street.
Joseph, baker, 17 Upper Pleasance.
Peter, game dealer, 20 Fish Street.
Robert, manager of the Dundee Branch of Caledonian
Loan Company; Office, 1 New Inn Entry; k Ford's
_ Wynd, Perth Road.
Simon, collector of shore dues ; Office, Custom House
Building ; h. above.
Thomas, vintner and coffee-house. Commercial Street,
Shore.
William, surveyor and master of works, Police Office ;
h. 8 Union Street, Maxwelltown.
William, cowfeeder, 4 Shepherd's Lane, Perth Road.
William, grocer, Dudhope Crescent,
William, spirit-dealer, 46 Murraygate.
William, spirit-dealer, 18 Fish Street.
Mrs A,, grocer, 102 Overgate.
Mrs Dorothea, 228 Perth Road.
Mrs John, 17 St Andrew's Street.
Mrs John, 300 Perth Road.
Isabella, spirit -dealer, 9 Todsburn Lane, King Street.
Isabella, draper^ 45 Nethergate ; h. 72 Overgate.
Mrs, 52 St Andrew's Street.
Mrs, 44 High Street.
Mrs, grocer, 206 Overgate.
Mrs, teacher School of Industry, 9 Willison Street ; h.
20 Union Street.
Mrs, grocer, 4 Henderson's Wynd, West Port.
Mrs, teacher, 5 Mid Street, Chapelshade.
Misses, 12 Thomson Street, Perth Road.
Miss E., dressmaker, 120 Hilltown.
Miss, dressmaker, Morton's Square, 31 Wellgate.
Robinson, Rev. Thomas, 23 Yeaman Shox'e.
Miss, 14 Greenmarket.
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Eobson, Miss, 14 Greenmarkefc.
Rodger, Alexander, grocer, 75 Hilltown.
David, tailor, 7 Todsburn Lane, King Street.
James, 15 Gellatly Street.
James, tailor, Rankin's Court, 6 Murraygate.
John, shipmaster, 6 Todsburn Lane, King Street.
Roger, Charles, merchant, 1 Peter Street.
Miss, dressmakei', 146 Perth Road.
Rollo, Andrew, grocer and spirit-dealer, 51 "West Port.
David, writer, notary public, and agent for the Alliance
Fire and Life Assurance Company j h. Hairfield, Lochee.
Francis, 8 Cross Row, Small's Wynd.
John, Wright, 13 Hawkhill.
Roman Catholic Chapel, opposite foot of South Tay Street.
Ronaldson, Mrs G., lodgings, 37 Union Street.
Ross, Alexander, grocer, 111 Scouringburn.
Alexander, grocer and spirit-dealer, 16 Scouringburn.
Leo, vintner, 9 James' Street, Maxwelltown.
C. J., clothier, 21 Union Street ; h. 41 do.
John, grocer and spirit-dealer, 8 Commercial Street, Max-
welltown.
Neil, brewer, 23 Bucklemaker Wynd.
Robert, manufacturer of knitting cotton, &c., 13 Overgate.
"William, spirit-dealer, 40 Wellgate.
William, flesher, 1 Bucklemaker Wynd.
Mrs C, 13 Overgate.
Mrs Charles, sick nurse, 28 Rose Street.
Rough, George, glove manufacturer, 5 High Street; h. 20, Union
Street.
Mrs, 33 Nethergate.
Rowan, James, merchant and commission agent, 13-15 St An-
drew's Street ; h. 1 Miller's Wynd, Perth Road.
Rowland, 0. J., merchant and manufacturer, 30 Meadow Entry.
Roxburgh, Andrew, merchant, 107 Seagate.
John, minister -of Free St John's, Millbank, Small's
Wynd.
Roy, Andrew, Public Seminaries.
Royal Hotel (A. Stewart), 54 Nethergate.
Mail and General Coach Office, 54 Nethergate, and top of
Castle Street,
Ruragay, Thomas, grocer, 30 Lower Pleasance.
Russell, David, D.D., Congregational Church, Constitution Road :
A. 86 Nethergate.
D., druggist, 74 High Street ; h. 47 Castle Street.
T. & J., drapers, &c., 23-25-27-29 Reform Street.
James, manager Dundee Gas Light Company ; h. Peepo'
Day, Ferry Road.
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Russell, James, grocer, 34 Wellgate.
John, tailor and broker, 49 Hawkhill,
Robert, file and rasp re-cutter, Thorn's Close, 2 Murray-
gate ; h. Bell's Close, King Street.
Miss, 11 South Tay Street
Mrs, Eating-house, 106 Overgafce.
Ruthven, John, cowfeeder, 8 Mid Street, Chapelshade.
Robert, flesher, 4 Blackscrot't ; h. 8 Mid Street, Chapel-
shade.
William, shipbroker, Trades' Lane ; h. Broughty Ferry.
Ruxton, E., ship tavern, 13 Fish Street.
Salmon, C. A., 24 High Street.
David, engineer, Ward Foundiy, 108 Scouringburn.
James, city mission agent, 23 Forebank Road.
Sampson, James, architect, 68 Blackscroft.
Samson, George, manufacturer, 31 James' Street, Maxwelltown,
George, manufacturer, Hawkhill; h. 169 do.
Hugh, manufacturer, 1 Jamaica Street, do.
William, sail-cloth and tarpauline manufacturer, 73 Hill-
town ; A. do.
Sandeman, David, confectioner and lozenge manufacturer, and
fruit merchant, 101 Murraygatej h. 103 do.
George, agent, 6 Victoria Square.
Robert, bleacher, 23 Wellgate 3 h. Rose Mill, Strath-
martine.
Sanderson, Peter, cabinetmaker. Ward Road, opposite Old Bury-
ing Ground ; h. Meadow Close, Murraygate.
Mrs, 144 Perth Road.
Sandie, William, feuar, Smithfield.
Sandiman, Elizabeth, straw-hat maker, 64 Hawkhill.
Sands, David, shoemaker. 68 Prince's Street.
Saunders, George, Brewer, 150 Seagate.
Peter, leather-merchant, 2 Mid Street, Chapelshade.
Thomas, manufacturer, 13 Meadow Street; A. '"^Olive-
bank Cottage, Forebank.
William, grocer and spirit-dealer, 146 Murraygate 3 h,
above.
William, grocer and spirit-dealer, 199 Hawkhill.
W. C, surgeon, 11 Meadow Street.
Mrs Thomas, cowfeeder, 222 Overgate.
Mrs Walker, 6 Perth Road.
Sawer, William, victualler, 237 Overgate.
Schwann, Frederick, merchant, 22 St Andrew's Street ; k in Hud-
dersfield.
Scobie, James, sheriff-officer, 1 Meadow Entry.
Scollay, William, mason, Constitution Road j h. Victoria Square
Nethergate.
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Scottish Widows' Fund Life Assurance Society, 14 St Andrew's
Place ; Patrick H. Thorns, agent.
Union Insurance Company, 10 High Street ; James Hun-
ter, agent.
Amicable Life and Phranix Fire Insurance OfHce, 28
Castle Street; T. L. Hammond, agent.
Scott, Alexander, provision and spirit store, 1 Church Lane.
Alexander, shipmaster, 39 Albert Court,
Alexander, broker, below Wishart Church.
Alexander, vintner, 8 Greenmarket.
Andrew, china merchant, 50 Wellgate.
Andrew, wright, 27 Prince's Street ; A. 38 Blackscroft.
Archibald Scott, 52 Bell Street.
Charles, grocer and spirit-dealer, 35 Scouringburn ; h. do.
David, clerk, 16 Nelson Street.
David, skinner, Baldovan.
David, manufacturer. Mid Wynd, Perth Road.
David, grocer, 45 Overgate; A. 14 Barrack Street.
David, bootmaker, 40 High Street ; h. 1 Dudhope Place,
Constitution Eoad.
Daniel, grocer, 4 Scouringburn.
Ebenezer, Manager of East of Scotland Life Assurance Co.,
1 Bank Street ; h. 4 Springfield Park.
George jun., ironmonger, 3 High Street ; h. 89 King Street.
George fof Low and Scott, clothiers), Wrights' Court, Well-
gate.
James, wine and spirit merchant, Scott's Angle, West Port;
h. do.
James, manager of Verdant Mill, belonging to C. and R.
Smith; h. 31 Brown Street.
James, tailor, Gray's Close, High Street-
James, tailor, 122 Overgate.
James, bell-ringer, and keeper of the Old Steeple, Meal's
Close, 171 Overgate.
James, shoemaker, 116 Overgate.
James, hosier, 11 Prince's Street; h. do.
John, writer, 13 West Dock Street.
John, carter and feuar, Albert Street.
John, spirit-dealer, 1 Rose Street.
Captain Patrick, 160 Nethergate.
John, builder, George Street, Forebank.
Robert, spirit-dealer, 138 Hawkhill.
Thomas, grocer, 14 Blackscroft.
Thomas, tailor, 181 Hilltown.
William, manufacturer, 39 Constitution Road.
William, mechanic, Mid Street, Chapelshade ; h. 56 Hill-
town,
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Scott, William, grocer, 30 Murraygate ; h. 1 Commercial Street.
William, clerk, Tay and Tyne Shipping Company's Office,
134 Seagate; A. 21 Mid Wynd, Perth Road.
William, of Customs, Dundee ; h. 1 Dudhope Place.
William, flesher, 70 Overgate.
William, town architect, 41 Reform Street ; h. 5 South
Union Street.
W^illiam, jun., manufacturer, Forebank Road ; h. 21 do.
William, shipmaster, 2 Dens Brae.
Mrs, Public Seminaries; k. Rood Yards, Ferry Road.
Mrs, grocer, 29 Hiiltown.
Mrs J. Home, 40 Magdalen Yard Road.
Mrs W., 95 Hiiltown.
Scrimgeour, John, grocer and spirit-dealer, 24 and 26 North Tay
Street.
William, tailor, 13 Greenmarket; h. Crichton Street.
Scrymgeour, James (late of Kirriemuir), 20 Victoria Street.
John, tea and spirit-dealer, 59 Scouringburn.
Scrivens, Edward, spirit-dealer, Henderson's Land, West Port ;
h. 17 do.
Shand, William, gardener, Seafield Lane.
Shanks, Mrs, 195 Seagate.
Sharp, David, vintner, 20 Barrack Street.
David, china and stoneware merchant, Hawkhill.
David, hay merchant and vintner, South Union Street.
John, flaxspinner. Ward Road; h. 45 Meadowside.
Captain James, 13 Prince's Street.
•^W. P. (at David Martin and Co.'s), 10 Bain Square ; h. Mid
Street.
Shaw, Reid, & M'Lauchlan, writers, Burnhead.
Duncan, feuar, 24 Upper Pleasance.
Frederick, bookseller and stationer, 18 High Street; h. II
Reform Street.
William & Son, Cowgate Port ; h. Wellington Street.
Mrs Walter, 39 Tay Street.
Shearer, William, cooper, 47 Hiiltown.
Mrs D., spirit-dealer, 9 Fish Street.
Shell, Francis, broker, 35 Long Wynd.
Shepherd and Son, brokers, 88 Seagate.
Colin, letter-press printer (of Grieve & Shepherd, 6 High
Street) ; h. St Salvator's Close, 13 Overgate.
David, tailor, 13 Prince's Street.
David, baker, 69 Hiiltown.
David, wright, Fenton Street, Meadowside ; h. Mauch-
line Tower Court.
James, broker, 34 Barrack Street.
Thomas, Old Burying Ground, 25 Barrack Street.
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Shepherd, Thomas, mechanic, atMr Kerr's, Blinshall Street; h. 15
Temple Lane.
William, wright, 35 Blackscroft.
Mrs John (lodgings), Campbell's Close, 76 High Street.
Mrs S., grocer and tobacconist, 80 Murraygate,
Miss (lodgings), 65 Overgate.
Sheriff, George, spirit-dealer, Gray's Land, Yeaman Shore.
Shiell & Small, writers, 3 Bank Street.
John, writer, 3 Bank Street; h. 8 Rose Angle.
Sime, David, clerk, 7 St Andrew's Street; h. 71 Murraygate.
James and Son, wrights, 51 Dock Street ; h. 35 Exchange
Street,
James, land surveyor, 6 Murraygate,
John, sacking and bagging manufacturer, Blackness Road.
Thomas, grocer and spirit-dealer, Lower Pleasance.
Walter, feuar, Malcolm's Pend.
William, stationer, &c., 57 Overgate ; h. 2 Upper Dudhope
Terrace.
William jun., cabinetmaker, 96 Nethergate ; workshop, 77
Overgate.
Misses, straw-hat makers and milliners, 71 Overgate.
Simmers, James, 38 Blackscroft.
Simpson, Alexander, bookseller, 17 Wellgate.
George, writer, 14 Church Lane, Tally Street; h. do.
George, Procurator-Fiscal for the Burgh of Dundee for
enforcing Penalties under the Act relative to Weights
and Measures.
George B., clerk, Mr Easson's, Cotton Road ; h. 35 Ferry
Road.
James, grocer, 80 King Street.
John, shipmaster, St Mary's Close, 30 Nethergate.
Miss, 25 Nethergate.
James, bill-poster, 12 Ann Street, Hilltown.
Simson, James, shoemaker, 22 Peter Street.
Thomas, grocer. 111 Murraygate; K Miller's Close, 138
do.
Thomas jun., do. do.
mclair, Alexander, dealer in watches, silver plate, &c. ; 24 Nether-
gate ; A. Newport.
John, spirit-dealer, 15 Lower Pleasance.
John, 1 Dudhope Street.
John, shipmaster, 89 Prince's Street.
John (of Paxton and Sinclair), 1 Dudhope Street.
Mrs, 74 Seagate,
Sivewright, Mrs William, grocer, 224 Overgate.
►SKeen, John, 20 Commercial Street, Maxwelltown.
Skene, James, wright, 20 Lower Pleasance.
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Skinner, William, wright and turner, 8 Crescent Street.
Small, Alexander, plasterer, 3 Temple Lane.
Andrew, tin-plate worker. Mint Close, 151 High Street.
Andrew, clerk, 4 Reform Street; h. 1 Millbank.
David, teacher, Blackscroft ; h. 117 do.
David, Stewart's Court, Seagate.
David, writer, 3 Bank Street; A. Springhill.
James, merchant. Temple Lane; h. 3 Tay Street.
James jun., merchant, 80 St Andrew's Street; h. 15 Small's
Lane, Small's Wynd.
James, mill-manager, Lilybank Mill ; h. Paradise Road.
John, grocer and spirit-dealer, 62 King Street,
/ohn Allan, baker, 41 Hawkhill.
iPeter, spirit-dealer, Vault ; h. 22 Crichton Street.
Robert, merchant and shipowner, 1 Peter's Court; St An-
drew's Place ; h. Edenbank.
Thomas, baker, 3 Greenmarket; h. do.
William, merchant and shipowner, and agent for the Ge-
neral Maritime Assurance Co., 1 Peter's Court, St An-
drew's Place ; h. Edenbank.
Mrs, Edenbank, Fferry Road.
Mrs, Stobswell Tavern, Forfar Road.
Mrs Andrew, 43 Castle Street.
Smart, Hercules, Aberdeen carrier, leaves J. & P. Cameron's daily
for Brechin, Laurencekirk, Stonehaven, and all places
adjacent.
Smart, Mrs (mangle), Gellatly Square, 89 Nethergate.
Mrs, 149 Seagate.
Miss, 14 Greenmarket.
Mrs, 14 Greenmarket.
Smellie, James, provision dealer, 120 Murraygate, 71 Wellgate,
240 Overgate.
William, cabinetmaker, 6 Long WjBSii.
Smeiton, James, manufacturer, 1 Queen Street; h. Carnoustie.
Smithe, Mrs, 97 Seagate,
Smith and Allan, 4 Reform Street.
Smith, Alexander, wright. Anchor Lane, ScouringDuin.
Alexander, china, crystal, and stoneware merchant, 145
Scouringburn ; A. do.
Alexander, clerk. Post Office ; h. Park Wynd.
Alexander B., teacher of English, Public Seminanias; h
41 Reform Street.
Alexander, Eastern Bank, Dyer's Close, 22 Murraygate.
Alexander, agent, Rankin's Court, 6 Murraygate,
Alexander C, asphalte agent, EastDock Street; A. 21 HlII-
town,
Alexander, clothier, 72 High Street; A. 17 Nelson Street.
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Smith, Alexander, bookseller, &c., 17 Reform Street; h. 16 Bell
Street.
Alexander, Master E..N., 4 Victoria Street. ;
Alexander, packer, 4 Lilybank.
Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 25 Hilltown; h. do.
Andrew, cabinetmaker, south side Nethergate or Yeaman
Shore ; h. 12 Long Wynd.
C. and R.,flaxspinners, 3 Panmure Street.
Charles, George's Square.
Robert, Union Street.
Charles, wright. Foundry Lane, East Port ; h. William
Street, Forebank.
David, wright, 24 Session Street. ^
David, letter-carrier, Post Office 3 A. 2 St Clement's 'Lane.
David, Fair Muir Toll.
David, shoemaker, 50 Hilltown.
David, shipmaster, 28 Hilltown.
David, manufacturer, 34 St Andrew's Street; h. Alyth.
David, at George J. Lyon & Co.'s, St Andrew's Street; h.
48 Wellgate.
Frederick, warehouseman, 53 Nethergate.
George, druggist, foot of Hilltown ; h. 9 Hilltown.
George, weaver, 185 Hilltown.
George, vintner and cowfeeder, Coldside.
Henry, & Co., manufacturers and merchants, 47 Cowgate.
Henry (of H. S. & Co.) h. 2 Albert Street.
J. P., tailor, 6 High Street ; h. do.
J. and W. china and glass merchants, 17 and 19 Castle St.
James, flesher, Fair Muir Toll.
James, spirit-dealer, 30 Dudhope Street.
James, shipwright, 13 West Dock Street.
James, flaxdresser, Robertson's Close, Cowgate Port ; h.
30 Blackscroft.
James, flaxdresser, Ward Mill, Bari-ack Street ; h. 20 Dud-
hope Crescent. ■
John, clerk to Baxter Brothers & Co., 31 Cowgate; //,
Ellengowan.
John, shipmaster, 114 Prince's Street.
John (of J. and W.), 33 Castle Street.
John, spirit-dealer, 126 Overgate.
John, clothier, 72 High Street; h. 17 Nelson Street.
John, shipmaster. Queen Street.
John, baker, 11 Seagate; h. 8 Castle Street.
John, vintner, 87 Scouringburn.
John, flesher, 67 Perth Road.
John, feuai", Tait's Lane, Hawkhill.
John, late farmer, 17 Cowgate.
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Smith, Jonathan, shipbroker, 45 Exchange Street; h. Castle Lane.
P. and J., manufacturers of sacks, hop-pocketing, and
wool bags, Gowdenknows, Blackness Road; h. 153 Hawk-
hill.
Patrick, manager, Dundee Union Whale Fishing Company,
east end of Seagate ; h. 79 Murraygate.
Peter, tailor, 34 Hilltown.
Peter, shopman at Peter Dalgairns & Co. ; h. Keay's Close,
5 Nethergate.
Robert, grocer, 21 Scouvingburn.
Robert, writer {of the firm of Smith and Allan), 4 Reform
Street ; h. Springfield, Perth Road.
Robert, agent, 24 Joint Stock Buildings; h. 71 Nethergate.
Samuel, shipmaster. Dyer's Close, 22 Murraygate.
Silvester, merchant and commission agent, 4 Panmure
Street ; h Bonnybank.
T. and A., upholsterers and cabinetmakers, 43 Nethergate ;
h. 1 "Victoria Square.
Thomas (of H. S. & Co.), 5 Wellington Street.
Thomas, shoemaker, 182 Overgate.
Thomas (of Barrie and Smith), Meadowside ; h. 30 Small's
Wynd.
Walter, spirit-dealer, 10 Mid Shore ; h. do.
William, mill-manager, Hillbank Works; h. top of Cot-
ton Road.
William, master of the brig Rosseau, 23 Castle Street.
William (of J. and W,), 15 Exchange Street.
William C, grocer and distributor of funeral letters, &c.,
74 Hilltown.
Mrs, broker, 56 West Port, Hawkhill.
Mrs, 5 Rose Angle, Magdalen Yard Road.
Mrs, grocer, 121 Hilltown.
Mrs, grocer, 144 Overgate.
Mrs, provision dealer, 102 Nethergate.
Mrs, grocer, 121 Prince's Street; A. do.
Mrs B., grocer, 71 Hilltown.
Mrs David, 125 Nethergate.
Mrs David, Springfield House, Perth Road.
Mrs William, baker, 75 Murraygate ; h. do.
Miss, milliner, 51 Nethergate.
Miss, dyer, 68 Seagate,
Miss, boarding and day school, 12 South Tay Street.
Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 5 Bain Square.
Miss Joanna, 21 Reform Street.
Society of Writers' Library, 33 High Street, David Edwards, li-
brarian .
Soot, David, merchant, 82 Overgate.
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Soot, James, merchant, and agent for the Bon Accord Marine:
Insurance Company, 27 Cowgate; h. 22 Dallfield Walk.
Mrs, 14 Union Street.
Souter, George, bootmaker, 18 Reform Street; h. 16 Constitution
Road.
James, joiner, 26 Souter's Close, Hilltown; h. do.
William, tailor, 80 Hawkhill.
Mrs A., 30 Blackscroft.
Alexander, merchant. Rood Yards.
George, baker, foot of Hunter Street ; h. 56 do.
William, cowfeeder, Elizabeth Street, Maxwelltown.
Captain William, 106 Seagate.
Mrs D., 156 Seagate.
South Church Congregation, Old English Chapel, Nethergate.
William, stoneware merchant, 18 Hunter Street.
Spalding, David, grocer, 71 Rosebank.
Spankie, James, & Co., agents and linen manufacturers, 7 Cow-
gate ; h. 32 Barrack Street. . *
Speed, George, cowfeeder, Union Place, Perth Road.
William, provision and spirit-dealer, 115 Perth Road.
Spence, Alexander, grocer, 4 Ann Street, Maxwelltown.
Alexander Blair, surgeon and dentist, Mid Shore or Shore
Terrace.
James, draper, 14 Reform Street ; 7i. 29 Constitution Road.
Robert, shoemaker, 4 Crichton Street ; h. 3 Craig Street.
Robert, shoemaker, 32 Hawkhill.
Stewart & Son, grocers and spirit-merchants, 6 Cotton
Road ; h. do.
Thomas Baird, surgeon, &c., 5 Crichton Street ; h. 7 do.
Spink, John, shipmaster, 3 Dock Street West.
Sprunt, James, perfumer and jeweller, 28 High Street ; h. 86 Ne-
thergate.
William, letter-carrier, post office; h. 12 Ann Street,;
Maxwelltown.
Mrs, grocer, 196 Hawkhill.
St John's Church, top of South Tay Street, east side.
Free Church, Small's Wynd, Nethergate.
Stalker, Miss, 62 Nethergate.
Star Fire and Life Insurance Company, 37 Exchange Street ;
Patrick Just, agent.
Stark, David, manufacturer, 24 Bucklemaker Wynd.
James, grocer, 30 Dallfield Walk,
James, manufacturer, Lilybank.
James, broker, 36 Wellgate.
Starling, A., steward, 2 West Dock Street.
Steel, A. & N., tea-dealers, 135 Murraygate and 64 Overgate.
A. (of A. & N.), 24 Cotton Road.
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Steel, James, engineer, Wallace Foundry; h. 110 Prince's Street,
James, plasterer, Meadowside ; h. 58 Barrack Street.
N. (of A. & N.), 26 Cotton Road.
Steele, Andrew, grocer, 8 West Port.
G. M., draper, 24 Reform Street ; h. 4 Rose Angle, Mag-
dalen Yard Road.
James, grocer and spirit-dealer, 2 Mid Shore ; h. do.
Mrs Andrew, Groom's Close, High Street.
Innes, H. teacher of drawing, Croom's Close, High Street.
Stephen, Alexander, shipbuilder, Marine Parade; h. Broughty
Ferry.
A. M., bookseller, with Mr Chalmers, Castle Street j h.
Rankin's Court, Murraygate.
George, ironmonger, 29 Castle Street; h. 1 Somerville
Place.
George, tailor, 27 Prince's Street.
John, manufacturer, Lower Lilybank.
William, cowfeeder. Cotton Road.
William, writer, 6 High Street; h. 23 St Andrew's
Street.
Mi's, 34 Bucklemaker Wynd.
Mrs, 4 Gellatly's Buildings, Nethergate.
Jean, spirit-dealer, 5 Blinshall Street.
Miss, Seafield Place, Thomson Street.
Stephenson, John, 69 Prince's Street.
Stevenson, John, dyer, foot of Constitution Road ; h 1 Bell Street.
John, vintner, 182 Seagate.
Stewart & Co., slatei-s, Meadowside, top of Panmure Street; h. do.
Alexander, feuar. Hunter Street.
Alexander, Royal Hotel, 54 Nethergate and 5 Union
Street.
Alexander, tinsmith, 108 Hilltown.
Andrew, teacher, Blinshall Street ; h. 10 Millbank.
Charles, spirit-dealer, 27 Upper Pleasance.
David junior, contractor, 175 Seagate.
Donald, earthen ware merchant, Carnie's Land, 100
Scouringburn.
Duncan, grocer, 106 Hilltown.
E., grocer, 173 Seagate.
Edward, shoemaker, 61 Nethergate.
Geoi'ge, manufacturer, 18 Thomson Street.
James, glover. Trades' Hall, 78 High Street ; h. 1 Com-
mercial Street.
James, Crown Hotel, Greenmai'ket.
James, broker, 79 Seagate ; h. do.
James, tin plate worker, 8 Ann Street, Maxwelltown ;
A. do.
168.
Stewart, James, flesher, 97 Perth Road.
James, 4 Pleasance.
J., japanner, Temple Lane.
John, grocer. Prince's Street; h. 17 do.
John, grocer, 126 Prince's Street.
John, flesher, 58 Prince's Street.
John, fruiterer, 107 Overgate.
Nursery and seedsman, 21 Nethergate; h. and nursery,
Broughty Ferry.
John, spirit dealer, 75 Overgate.
John, tea and spirit merchant. New Inn Entry; h.
George's Place.
John, spirit dealer, 81 Hilltown.
John, collector, H. M, customs. Custom House, Dundee;
A. Abercraig, New Port, Fife.
John, porter, Cowgate ; h. 42 Ann Street, Maxwelltown.
John, stabler and vintner. Eagle Inn, 108 Murraygate.
John, feuar, Coldside.
John, tailor, 26 Scouringburn.
Robert, furnishing tailor, 9 St Andrew's Street.
Robert, tailor, 5 Blackscroft,
Robert, spirit-dealer, 234 Perth Road.
Robert, spirit-dealer, 9 West Port.
Peter, baker, 24 King Street.
William, ship master, 6 St Andrew's Street.
William, wine and spirit merchant, 20 Dock Street; h.
17 Seafield Lane.
William, grocer, 16 King Street.
William, stabler, 26 King Street.
William, painter, 55 Nethergate ; h. flat above.
Mrs, (mangle), 96 Overgate.
Mrs, (mangle), 14 Henderson's Wynd, West Port.
Mrs, 14 Thomson Street,
' Mrs David, 38 Prince's Street.
Mrs Dr, Westfield, 17 Magdalen-yard Road.
Mrs Captain James, 1 Peter's Court, St Andrew's Place.
Miss, 42 Perth Road.
Ann, dress maker, 196 Seagate.
Janet, spirit dealer, 36 Hawkhill.
Stirling, George, tailor, 4 Hunter Street.
John, boot and shoemaker, 28 Overgate and 70 King
Street; h. Todburn Lane.
Rev. Thomas, teacher, Tay Square ; h. do.
Peter, City Mission agent, 26 Wellington Street.
Stiven, Mrs, 15 Nelson Street.
Stormont, Miss, 151 Seagate.
Stormonth, Peter, broker, 15 Lindsay Street.
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Storrier, Andrew, manufacturer of bed-sacking, hessians, sacks,
&c., 36 Cowgate and 200 Perth Road; h. 194 Westfield Lane,
Stottj William, 17 Cowgate.
Strachan, Alexander, lay and shuttle maker, 16 Mid Wynd, Perth
Road.
James, 29 Meadow Street ; A. 43 Castle Street.
John, ship master, 34 Constable Street.
Peter, builder, 8 Hawkhill.
Walter, spirit dealer, 23 Nethergate.
Straton, John, cowfeeder. 27 Bucklemaker Wynd,
William, cooper, 37 King Street ; h. 26 do.
Stratton, David, cowfeeder, Coldside.
Mrs, lodgings, 3 West Port.
Strong, Stewart, clerk, 20 Dock Street; h. 37 Union Street.
William, agent, 20 Dock Street ; h 37 Union Street.
Stronner, grocer, 18 Prince's Street; h. 12 Crescent Street.
Stuart, Alexander, grocer, 1 Panmure Street ; h, 2 do.
P. & A., tea, wine, and spirit merchants, 38 Nethergate
and 1 Panmure Street.
P. of P, & A. Stuart ; h. 107 Nethergate.
Mrs, stoneware dealer, 58 Blackscroft,
Sturrock, David, spirit retailer, 72 Murra5'gate.
David, master of the ship " Horn," 23 St Andrew's
Street.
James D., master of the ship " Alexander," 23 St An-
drew's Street.
James, watch maker, 53 Hilltown ; A. 15 Dudhope St.
James, manufacturer, 22 Ann Street, Maxwelltown; h,
Morriston's Court, Wellgate.
James, coal merchant, 19 Dudhope Road ; A, 32 do.
John, manager Bank of Scotland; A, 2 Park Place.
John jun. writer, 21 Reform Street; A. Hawkhill Place.
Robert, flaxspinner, 5 Bain Square ; A. 2 Park Place.
Thomas, tailor, 11 Arthur Street.
William, manager Dundee Marine Insurance Company,
12 Bain Square Court ; A. 3 Somerville Place.
Miss, dressmaker, 36 Small's Wynd.
Sun Fire and Life Insurance Otfice, 23 Castle Street ; D. B. Niven,
agent.
Sutherland & Murdoch, plumbers, brass-founders, and gas-fitters,
15 Reform Street; Manufactory, 146 Overgate and
Albert Court, Nethergate.
George, of Sutherland & Murdoch ; A. 7 North Lind-
say Street,
George, brass-founder. East Willison Street ; A. 70
Murraygate.
Mrs, fruit-dealer, 30 Nethergate.
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Sutherland, Miss, teacher, Cherryfield, Blackness Road.
Swan, Alexander, printer. Advertiser Office; h. 40 Perth Koad.
Alexander, grocer, 132 Prince's Street.
John, wriglit, Blackness Road.
Swankie, Henry, vintner, 12 Seagate.
Swinson, Mrs, lodgings, 7 Mid Street, Chapelshade.
Sydie, George, tailor, 70 Blackscroft.
Symers, Colin, late collector of customs, 158 Nethergate.
John, agent for British Linen Company, 77 Murray-
gate.
Stewart, flesher, 123 Hilltown.
Misses, Whiteleys, Nethergate.
James, flesher, 26 Prince's Street ; h. do.
John, accountant, Eastern Bank of Scotland ; h. Perth
Road.
Tait and Yeaman, fishcurers, Horse Wynd.
William, fishcurer ; h. Hynd's Land, Wellgate.
James, gardener, Tait's Lane, Hawkhill.
P. M., accountant. East of Scotland Life Assurance Company,
Bank Street ; h. Westfield Place.
William, baker, 11 Scouringburn.
Talbert, Geo., spirit dealers, 9 Tally Street.
Tarbet and Bruce, tailors and clothers, 8 High Street.
Tarbet James (of Tarbet and Bruce); h. 2 Bell Street.
John, shoemaker, 65 High Street; h. 12 Seafield Lane.
Tarone, Anthony, barometer and mirror maker, 12 Murraygate ;
h. 138 Murraygate.
Tasker, John, vintner, 22 Fish Street.
Taws, Alexander, manager at Messrs A. and D. Edwards' ; h. 13
Watson's Lane, Hawkill.
George, Stobswell Park.
James, and Son, flaxspinners and sacking manufacturers,
39 Mid Street, Chapelshade; h. 171 Hilltown.
Tay Coffee House, 76 Murraygate.
Square Chapel, South Tay Street.
Seminaries, 12 and 14, do.
and Tyne Shipping Company, 25 Greenmarket.
Taylor, J,, hatter, 17 Nethergate; h. 114 Nethergate.
James, shoemaker, 31 Hawkhill.
John Ewen, boot and shoemaker, 32 Seagate.
Walter, manager, Bell's Street iMill, Bell Street.
Walter, shore-dues office ; h. 3 King Street. _
William, and Co. machinemakers and flaxspinners, Lind-
say Sti'eet.
William (of William Taylor and Co.), Lindsay Street.
William O., shipowner, 36 Nethergate.
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Taylor, "William O. jun., shipmaster, 36 Nethergate.
William, and Son, nurserymen, Rosefield Nursery, Black-
ness Road.
William, bookbinder and stationer, 33 Union Street.
William, lath-splitter, Ward Road; h, 87 King Street.
William, grocer, 87 Murraygate.
Isabella, grocer, and spirit-dealer, 175 Overgate.
Mrs D., milliner, 62 Overgate.
Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 8 Crichton Street.
Mrs Mary, 1 Westfield Place, Perth Road.
Mrs, 4 Coupar's Alley, Wellgate.
Tennant, Thomas, confectioner, 19 do,
Tervet, Thomas, shipmaster, 31 George's Place.
Thain, James, shipowner, 37 Exchange Street; /*. Cherrybank, 31
Magdalen Yard Road.
John, merchant and shipowner, 37 Exchange Street; h.
Heathpark by Blairgowrie.
Theatre Royal, 15 Castle Street.
Thistle Hall (John Cooper, keeper), 15 Union Street.
Third, James B., precentor of Wishart Church ; A. 12 Long Wynd.
Thomas, James B. C. M., surgeon ; surgery 4 Crescent Street,
Prince's Street ; h. 3 Craig Street.
John, chemist, medical ball, 67 High Street; A. 3 Craig
Street.
Thoms, George, clothier, 3 Crichton Street; h. Shore Terrace.
George, merchant, St Andrew's Place ; A. 11 King Street.
George, Dutch and Danish consul, 20 St Andrew's Place.
George, merchant. Bell's Land, Mid Shore.
James, feuar, 213 Pole Park Road.
John, merchant, 47 High Street; h. 1 South Union Street.
Peter, do. do. 1 do.
Patrick H., merchant and banker, 14 St Andrew's Place;
h. Cresent House.
Mrs, grocer, 56 Constable Street.
Mrs, 146 Nethergate.
Mrs George, 18 Wellington Street, Forebank.
Thomson, Alexander W., mason, 9 Thomson's Lane.
Andrew, shoemaker, 6 Stobswell Road.
David, tailor, 34 Bucldemaker Wynd.
David, engraver and printer, 69 Reform Street.
David, teacher, Public Seminaries; h 32 Castle Street.
Edward A., Rev., Paton's Lane, Perth Road.
George, sworn timber m easurer and bulker; h. 77 Seagate.
Henrv, leather merchant, 10 Barrack Street; h. Camp-
bell's Close, 75 High Street.
J. W,, writer, 21 Castle Street; h. Spring Bank, Ar-
broath Road.
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Thomson, Rev. James, St Clement's, Edengrove.
James, tailor, 58 Nethergate.
James, manufacturer, 21G Perth. Road.
James, tailor, 94 Hawkhill.
James, shoemaker, 24 Seafield Lane.
James, clerk, 6 Park Lane.
John, teacher, 24 Dudhope Street.
John, of White and Thompson, 40 Union Street.
John, grocer and spirit-dealer, 45 Perth Road.
Peter, manufacturer, 348 Perth Road,
Peter, collector to Gas Company, 214 Perth Road.
Robert, smith, 22 Murraygate; h. 51 Overgate.
R. H., and Co. jewellers and dentists, 28 Nethergate;
h. 37 High Street.
Samuel C, corn merchant, 12 Dock Street; h. Annfield
House, Broughty Ferry.
Thomas, grocer, 51 Wellgate.
Thomas, spirit-dealer, 180 Overgate.
William, shipmaster, 22 Tod Burn Lane.
William, clothier, 8 Reform Street ; h. 5 do.
William, hoiser, 67 Scouringburn.
Widow, 83 Overgate.
Mi's, fruiterer, Malthouse Close, 58 Nethergate.
Mrs William, Speed's Close, 19 Overgate.
Miss Margaret, milliner, 18 Barrack Street.
Mrs W. & Son, upholsterers and paper-hangers, Ran-
kin's Close, 6 Murraygate.
Mrs, grocer, 11 Small's Wynd.
Mrs, flesher, 52 Murraygate.
Misses, dressmakers, 79 Murraygate.
Mrs J., St Paul's Court, 61 Murraygate.
Betty, tripe cleaner, St Margaret's Close.
Mrs J., vintner, 3 West Dock Street.
Thornton, James, vintner, 36 Henderson's Wynd,
William, agent, 25 St Andrew's Place; h. Newport.
William, Prussian vice-consul, 28 St Andrew's Street.
Thow, Thomas, writer, 8 Mid Shore.
Tinder, Thomas, feuar, Smithfield.
Tod, Mrs, 22 Crichton Street.
Todd, Francis H., baker, 181 Overgate.
Hugh, baker and spirit-dealer, 18 Seagate.
James, 122 Seagate; h. Bonnybank Road.
James, grocer, 18 Seafield Lane, Perth Road.
John, merchant and manufacturer, Sydney Place, Constitu-
tion Road.
John, 81 Overgate.
J., milliner, 140 Overgate.
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Toner, John, furniture broker. 45 Reform Street and 148 Overgate ;
h. above.
l''osh, David, boatman, Craig; h. 11 Fish Street.
David, shipmaster, Union Close, 25 Nethergate.
David, lapper and packer, 39 Cowgate ; h. Rattray's Land,
Cbapelshade.
John, baker, 95 Perth Road.
John, captain, 49 Cowgate.
Robert, shipowner, 17 Dock Street; h. 1 Commercial
Street.
Mrs, vintner, 23 Meadowside.
Town Churches, 21-23 Nethergate.
Tracy, Bernard, broker, 12 Horse Water Wynd, Scouringburn.
Trades' Lane Calendering Company, finishers and packers of
linens. Trades' Lane; William Martin/ junior, ma-
nager.
Tulloch, David, hat manufacturer, 65 Murraygate ; h. 70 do.
Edward, chimney sweep, 236 Overgate.
Rev. John, 7 Westfield Place, Perth Road.
John, hatter, 31 High Street; h. 14 Barrack Street.
Turnbull & Company, cloth and yarn bleachers, calenderers, and
packers, 22 Cowgate and St Andrew's Street ; Works,
Claverhouse Bleach field.
Alexander and Company, confectioners, 207 Overgate.
George, agent, 32 St Andrew's Street ; h. 47 Castle
Street.
George, grocer, 166 Overgate.
Hector (of Turnbull & Co.), 22 Cowgate; h. 1 Bank
Street.
John (of Turnbull & Co), Claverhouse.
William, merchant, 27 Cowgate; h. 23 King Street.
William, shipmaster, 2 Castle Court.
Turpie, John, shipmaster, 21 Gellatly Street.
Tyrie, Alexander, plasterer, Meadowside ; 7i. 33 Bell Street.
William, plasterer, Mint Close, 51 High Street.
Union Loan Office, Thomas Malcolm, junior, pawnbroker and ap-
praiser, 50 Murraygate ; h. 16 Nelson Street.
Unity Tavern, 43 Overgate.
United Secession Church, Bell Street.
Ure, Alexander, gardener, 12 Constitution Street.
Alexander, gardener, Greenmarket; h. Constitution Street.
George, clerk (P. Dalgairns & Co.); A. 12 Constitution Street.
William, writer and accountant, 13 Church Lane.
Urquhart, Alexander, hairdresser, 220 Overgate.
Daniel (of Urquhart & Sons), 16 Nethergate ; h. Scour-
ingburn.
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Urquhart, David, letter carrier, post office, 4 West Port.
Edward (of William Urquhart & Sons), 16 Nethergate ;
h. Cherryfield Cottage.
James & William, musicians, teachers of music, &c. ;
h. 140 Hilltown.
William & Sons, nursery and seedsmen, Nurseries,
Scouringburn, Dudhope, and Annfield ; shop, IG
Nethergate.
Mrs, 74 Seagate.
Miss, 3 Springfield, Perth Road.
Valentine, John, stamp cutter and lithographer, 152 Murraygate.
James, engraver, stationer, and printer, 100 Murray-
gate ; h. 30 Blackscroft,
Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 6 Victoria Square.
Victoria Hotel (Mrs Wallace), 8 Barrack Street.
Waddel, John, manufacturer, 3 Wilkie's Lane, Hawkhill ; h. 1
do.
John, manufacturer, Perth Road; h. 103 do.
Waddell, Misses, fancy knitters, 63 Reform Street; h. 31 Hill-
town.
Walker, Charles, writer, 19 High Street; h. Magdalen Point,
Magdalen Green.
Crawford, wine-merchant, 53 Murraygate ; h. Tay Square.
Daniel, sub-inspector of factories, 1 Bank Street.
George, grocer, 6 Union Street, Maxwelltown.
George, stoneware merchant, 57 Rosebank.
Harry, flaxspinner (of J. & H. Walker), Dudhope Ter-
race.
J. & H., flaxspinners and manufacturers, 21 Cowgate.
James, flaxspiniier (of J. & H. W.), 21 King Street.
James, janior, Magdalen Point.
James, plumber, 36 Nethergate ; h. 51 Overgate.
James, writer, 14 New Inn Entry ; h. Cotton Road.
Janet, dealer in cloth, 116 Hilltown.
Janet, grocer, 53 Hawkhill,
Mrs, grocer, 65 Nethergate.
Mrs Helen, brewer, 15 Constable Street.
Mrs M. L., Commercial Hotel, 51 Overgate.
Patrick, shipmaster, 60 Prince's Street.
Rev. Robert S., minister of the Free Church of Longfor-
gan ; h. Union Place, Perth Road.
Robert, stationer and account book manufacturer. Trades'
Hall, 77 High Street ; h. 20 Reform Street.
William, carver, 3.'' Bucklemaker Wynd.
Wallace, George, chimney-sweeper, 42 Wannan's Close, Hawkhill.
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Wallace, Henry, tailor, 7 Blackscroft.
James, cabinetmaker, William Street, Scouringburn ;
h. Malcolm's Entry.
Mrs J., Victoria Hotel, 8 Barrack Street.
Mrs W., Albion Hotel, 15 Tally Street and 48 Overgate.
William, merchant, 5 Cowgate; h. 23 Thomson Street.
William, blacksmith, Dudhope Park; h. do.
William, spirit-dealer, 203 Overgate ; h. Hean's Land,
Small's Wynd.
Wales, William, sheriff- clerk-depute, 30 Beform Street ; h. Blair's
Court, 86 Nethergate.
Warden, Alexander J., flaxspinner and manufacturer, 23 Cow-
gate ; h. Wellington Street.
Andrew, tailor, 80 Hilltown.
George, tailor, 100 Hilltown.
Wardrobe, Mrs, fruit-dealer, 354 Perth Road.
Warren, John, surveyor, G. P. O., Upper Dudhope Crescent.
Watson, D. J., watchmaker, Hawkhill ; h. 42 do.
F,, ironmonger and tinplate worker, 81 Murraygate ; h.
83 do.
E.ev. James E.., assistant to Mr Thomson, Steeple
Church ; h. 40 Union Street.
James, feuar, Coldside.
John, tobacconist, 17 Murraygate ; Ji. 19 do.
John, gunsmith and cutler, 5liller's Close, 138 Murray-
gate ; h. Butchart's Close, 112 Murraygate.
John, baker. Barrack Street ; ^. 11 do.
John, plumber, 14 Barrack Street.
John, ironmonger, 21 High Street; h. 39 do.
John, smith, 36 Constable Street; h. 46 Prince's Street.
John, council officer, inspector of weights and measures,
and billet master. Town House, High Street.
Mrs, Wrights' Court, 59 Wellgate.
Mrs E., tobacconist, 17 Murraygate; A. 19 do.
Mrs J., 22 Barrack Street,
Miss, milliner, 3 Thorter Row.
Miss, teacher, Tay Square Church ; h. Seafield Lane,
Patrick, draper, 65 High Street ; li. 107 Nethergate.
Peter, manager, Craigie Mill ; h. Cotton Road.
Thomas, wright, Perth Road ; h. 184 do.
Walter, boot and shoemaker, 85 Blackscroft.
William, shipmaster, 52 St Andrew's Street.
William, agent, 6 Milnbank Road.
Watt, James, merchant, 131 Murraygate ; h. 65 Union Place, Mag-
dalen Yard,
James jun., merchant, 13 Dock Street.
James, spirit-dealer, 30 and 32 Prince's Street.
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Watt, Mrs Andrew, lodgings, 43 Exchange Street,
Mrs, milkseller, 108 Nethei-gate.
Miss, Logie House,
Robert, hairdresser, 120 Overgate ; h. above.
Wann, William, cowfeeder, 7o Bucklemaker Wynd,
Wannan, Alexander, Perth and Glasgow carrier, Mackintosh's
Close, 108 Murraygate, and 6 Fenton Street.
Thomas, post-runner to Invergowrie and Longforgan ;
h. 12 Church Lane.
Webster, A., general merchant, 29 Weilgate ; A. 9 Davidson's
Enti-y, 92 Seagate.
Adam, shipmaster, 52 St Andrew's Street.
Alexander, M.D, ; Surgery,! South Union Street ; A. 43
Union Street.
David, shipmaster, 23 Crichton Street.
James, saddler, 2 High Street ; A. do.
James, lime merchant, 61 Hawkhill.
James, clerk to Sutherland & Murdoch, Mrs Fleming's
lodgings, 32 Castle Street.
Lanceman, pilot-master, 11 Dock Street j A. 83 Blacks-
croft.
Margaret, dressmaker, 58 Overgate, enter from Tally
Street.
Mrs, cowfeeder, 31 Lilybank.
Mrs Ann, lodgings, 7 Exchange Street.
Mrs David, Morton's Square, 31 Weilgate.
Peter, cowfeeder, Stobswell.
Robert, merchant and commission agent, Castle Street :
A. Castle Hill, Burnhead.
Thomas D., salesman, 95 Murraygate ; A. 97 do.
Thomas B., clerk; A. at Dr Webster's, 43 Union Street.
William, bookseller, 121 Nethergate; A. Morgan's Build-
ings.
Wedderspoon, A., confectioner, 13 Murraygate; A. do.
Weir, William, merchant, 69 Nethergate ; A. do.
Welch, George, shipmaster, 49 Cowgate,
Mrs, 22 Thomson Street.
Welsh, John, plane-maker, 11 Meadow Close, 56 Murraygate;
A. do.
John, barley, malt, and flour merchant. Hunter Street ;
A. 22 do.
West, William (of Mill and West, cardmakers); A. 179 Overgate.
Westland, James, manager of Eastern Bank of Scotland ; A.
Hawkhill Place.
Westwood, Andrew, precentor of Unity Chapel, 14 Baltic 'Street;
A. 10 Powrie Place, Ann Street, Maxwelltown.
Mrs, grocer, 6 Scouringburn.
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White, Alexander, cowfeeder, 12 Rosebank Road.
George, cowfeeder, 32 Constable Street.
Thomas, master of barque " Thetis j" h. 23 St Andrew's
Street.
William, grocer, 6 William Street, King Street ; h. do.
Whitehurst, Francis, broker, top of South Tay Street.
Whitson, Miss, 33 Tay Street.
Whittet, Miss, Westfield Avenue, Perth Road.
Whitting, John, fruiterer, 124 Overgate.
Whitton, Alexander, grocer, 54 Ann Street, Maxwelltown.
George, brewer, Carsewell's Lane, King Street; h. 28
do.
James, merchant, 36 Hilltown ; h. do,
John, manufacturer, 37 Hilltown ; A. Forebank.
John H. A,, grocer and spirit-dealer, Scouringburn ; h
do.
Mrs, 36 Nethergate.
Thomas, grocer, 15 Prince's Street.
Why te and Thomson, writers, 44 High Street.
Mrs, 14 Barrack Street.
Miss, milliner, Dron's Close, 205 Overgate.
Robei't, minister, Lindsay Street; A. 15 Miller's Wynd,
Perth Road.
Robert, writei*, 44 High Street ; h. Constitution Terrace.
Robert, (of Whyte and Thomson), Constitution Road.
Whytock, Peter, watchmaker and jeweller, 108 Overgate ; A. above.
Wighton, A. J., grocer and spirit merchant, dealer in musical in-
struments, &c., 7 Hilltown ; h. 9 do.
Alexander, shipmaster, Rose Angle, 120 Perth Road.
James, cowfeeder, 22 Blackscroft.
James, grocer, 141 Hawkhill.
Mrs George, tea-dealer and clothier, 46 Hilltown.
Thomas, wright, 89 Bucklemaker Wynd.
William, grocer and spirit-dealer, Hilltown.
Wild, F. J., clockmaker, 106 Murraygate.
Wilkie, James, spirit-dealer, 205 Hawkhill ; h, do.
Miss, 1 Kirk Entry, Wellgate.
Miss, dressmaker, 6 Victoria Square.
Samuel, vintner, and cowfeeder, 118 Murraygate.
William, cowfeeder, top of Hilltown.
Will, Agnes, spirit-dealer, 118 Hawkhill.
William, lapper, Baltic Street ; h. Bell's Land, Hilltown.
Williamson, James, shoemaker, 92 Overgate ; h. 103 do.
Mrs, poulterer, 37 Nethergate.
Mrs Alexander, 139 Hilltown.
Robert, shoemaker, 12 Commercial Street, Maxwell-
town.
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Williamson, Thomas, clerk to Keay and Rattray, 22 Dock Street ;
h. Beharie's Land, James' Park.
Willi son Church, top of Barrack Street.
Andrew, writer. Exchange Buildings ; h. Ferry House,
Broughty Ferry.
Wilson & Co., lace and sewed muslin establishment, 34 Nethergate.
& Aberdein, hecklemakers, Willison Street, Barrack St.
& Philip, corn merchants, 7 Mid Shore.
Alexander, flesher, 48 Prince's Street.
Alexander, grocer, 179 Hilltown.
Alexander, stoneware merchant, 51 Prince's Street.
Alexander, shoemaker, 10 Scouringburn.
Andrew, baker, 141 Hilltown.
Andrew, hecklemaker ; h. 40 Sea Braes.
David, banker, Western Bank of Scotland ; h. 4-5 Mid
Shore.
E., merchant, &c., 32 Murraygate ; h. 1 Infirmary Lane.
Edward, upholsterer, 29 Nethergate ; h. 8 Victoria Square.
George, grocer and spirit-dealer, 59 King Square.
J. & J., hatters, 26 Reform Street ; h. 1 Mid Street, Cha-
pelshade.
James, dyer, Fenton's Close, 7 Murraygate.
James, dyer and renovator, 44 Reform Street ; h, Fen-
ton's Close, 70 MuiTaygate,
James, mason, Annfield Road.
James, shipmaster, 38 Prince's Street.
James, corn merchant, 7 Mid Shore ; h. 32 Union Street.
James, china merchant, 8 South Lindsay Street,
John, London pianoforte and music-seller, and tuner of
pianofortes, 18 Nethergate.
John, flesher, 12 Union Street; h. 14 do.
John, Western Bank of Scotland, Murraygate ; h. 3 Peter
Street.
John, tailor, 46 Bell Street.
John, flaxdressei', 21 Long Wynd ; h, foot of Union Street.
John, coal agent, Hunter Street.
Rev. Joseph, minister of the Reformed Presbyterian Con-
gregation, Meadowside ; h. 238 Perth Road.
Mrs, potato dealer, 72 Nethergate.
Miss, milliner, 104 Nethergate.
Miss Mary, dressmaker, 3 Barrack Street.
Thomas, tailor, 75 Prince's Street.
William, teacher. Temple Lane ; h. Carnie's Land, Scour-
ingburn.
Winter, James, writer, 19 High Street; li. Baxters Court, 39
Cowgate.
Wise, Miss, Hillbank House.
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Wishart, John, feather merchant, 8 Overs;ate ; h. do.
William, draper, Castle Lane and 10 Greenmarket.
Wood, William, grocer, 119 Hilltown.
John, weaver, 17 Elizabeth Street, Maxwelltown.
Thomas, manufacturer, lu6 Hawkhill.
Wrights' Hall, Key's Close, 18 Nethergate.
Wright, Mrs, Tay Square.
Robert, clerk, 27 Cowgate; h. 66 King Street.
William, elerk, Baxter Brothers & Co. ; h. 66 King Street.
Wrongham, William, Baltic and Insurance agent, Panmure
Street ; A. 3 St Andrew's Street.
Wylie, Mrs William, Rose Angle, 13 Magdalen Yard Road.
Wyllie and Johnston, flaxspinners, Panmure Street.
Wynd, John, cabinetmaker, 38 Bucklemaker Wynd.
John, foreman, flaxdresser, Kinmond and Hill's, Pleas-
ance; Kirk-session's Land, Pleasance.
Yeaman, Miss Spence,(of Murie), Miln's Buildings, 150 Nether-
gate.
Mrs, 140 Miln's Buildings.
Young, Arthur, adjuster of averages, 12 Bain's Square ; k. Small's
Wynd.
Alexander, grocer, 58 Hilltown.
Charles, grocer, 76 King Street ; h. 89 King Street.
David, spirit-dealer. Ward Road.
G. K., & Co., merchants, linen warehouse, 41 Meadowside.
Isaac, brewer, 84 Blackscroft.
James, carter and feuar, 19 Albert Street.
James, shipmaster, 20 Blackscroft.
James, grocer, 52 Prince's Street.
James, watchmaker, 28 Wellgate.
James, shipmaster, 13 St Andrew's Street.
James, confectioner, 117 Nethergate.
John, vintner and porter, 28 West Dock Street.
John, tailor, 44 High Street.
Joseph, tailor and clothier, 2 High Street.
Robert, vintner, 69 Magdalen Yard.
Thomas, Dundee Advertiser Office.
William, tailor, 20 West Port.
William, proprietor, 5 Tod Burn L ane, King Street.
William, grocer, 40 King Street.
William, shipmaster, 7 Tod Burn Lane, King Street.
William, watchmaker, 10 Murraygate; h. 32 Castle Street.
William, potato dealer, 56 Bell Street.
William, manufacturer, 122 Hawkhill.
William, painter and paper-hanger, 72 Seagate and 18
Horse Wynd ; h. 74 Seagate,
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Young, William, shipmaster, 22 Fish Street.
Elizabeth, flesher, 61 Wellgate.
Isabella, grocer. 111 Nethergate.
Miss, Seafield Cottage, 26 Seafield Lane.
Miss, strawhat maker, 154 Overgate,
Miss, 5 Victoria Square.
Margaret, spirit-dealer, 88 Cowgate Port.
Mrs, 66 Murraygate.
Mrs James, 36 Nethergate.
Mrs William, 51 High Street.
Mrs, poulterer, 38 Union Street.
Younger, Robert, grocer, 24 Crichton Street and 1 Greenmarket ;
h. 10 West Dock Street.
Mrs Agnes, grocer, 21 Constitution Street.
Yule, Adam, shipmaster, 144 Perth Road.
George, spirit-dealer, 45 Hawkhill.
James, tailor, 17 Scouringburn.
Melville, mate, 63 Nethergate.
Peter, gardener. Blackness.
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MAMES CLASSED ACCORDING TO PROFESSION.
ACCOUNTANTS.
William Boyd Baxter, 14 High Street.
John Cairncross, Dundee Bank, Castle Street.
James Christie, British Linen Company Bank, Murraygate.
James Chrichton, 26 Castle Street.
Henry J. Hazel, 33 Nethergate.
James Hill, average stater, 10 Bain's Square.
James Mathew, Perth Railway Company, 20 Reform Street.
Graham Milne, 5 Ireland's Lane.
Peter MitchelJ, 18 Nethergate.
James Renny, 3 Bank Street.
William Myles, 11 Reform Street.
James Robertson, 26 Castle Street.
John Symon, Eastern Bank of Scotland.
P. M. Tait, East of Scotland Life Assurance Company, Bank
Street, Eastern Bank of Scotland.
Arthur Young, adjuster of averages, 12 Bain's Sqaure.
AGENTS.
William Adam, 31 Joint Stock Company's Buildings.
George Alexander, 16 Dock Street.
J. B. Anderson, 28 Cowgate.
James Barrie, 5 Bain's Square.
George N. Baxter, 5 Trades' Hall.
James H. Baxter, 37 Ferry Road.
John Charles Bell, 5 Commercial Street.
George Boyd, 39 Castle Street.
James Boyd, Sugar House Wynd.
John Brown, 13 Dock Street.
James M. Campbell, Campbell's Close, High Street.
Andrew B. Crichton, 34 St Andrew's Street.
George Duff, 56 Barrack Street.
Robert Duff, 8 Meadow Street.
William Duff 43 Cowgate.
Robert Fairweather, 5 West Dock Street.
James Fettes, 12 West Port.
John Guild, Magdalen Place.
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Alexander Guthrie, 39 Cowgate.
Jolin Hardie, 15 Dock Street.
James Henderson and Company, Exchange Street.
William Hutton, 22 Greenmarket.
David Jack, foot of Candle Lane.
William Lawson, 25 Castle Street.
Kobert Leighton, 16 Dock Street.
Robert Learmonth, Westfield Avenue.
James M'Lean, 2 Den's Brae.
David B. Miller, William Street, King Street.
Thomas Nicholson, 9 Dock Street.
D. B. Niven, 23 Castle Street.
P. D. Ritchie, foot of Castle Street.
George Sandeman, 6 Victoria Square,
Alexander Smith, Rankin's Court, 6 Murraygate,
Alexander C. Smith, asphalte, East Dock Street.
Robert Smith, 24 Joint Stock Buildings.
James Spankie and Company, 7 Cowgate.
William Strong, 20 Dock Street.
William Thornton, 23 St Andrew's Street.
George Turnbull, 32 St Andrew's Street.
William Watson, 6 Milnbank Road.
John Wilson, Hunter Street.
William Wrongham, Panmure Street.
ACRHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEERS.
Charles Edward, 31 Reform Street.
George Mathewson, 7 Exchange Buildings.
Charles Ower, Harbour Works Office, Custom House.
William Paterson, 7 Cowgate.
George Simpson, 68 Blackscroft.
William Scott, town architect, 41 Reform Street.
ARTISTS.
D. R. Andrews, Public Seminaries.
Donald Alexander, Young's Close, 66 Murraygate.
George M'Gillivray, 9 Tay Street Lane.
Innes H. Steel, Croom's Close, High Street.
AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS.
John M. Beatts, 39 Reform Street.
George Brodie, 49 Reform Street.
George Dodds, 10 Nethergate.
W. A. Grandy, 111 Overgate.
Davidson and Methven, 3 St Clement's Lane.
Colin Rickard, 2 Panmure Street.
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BAKERS.
Alexander Allan, 47 Murraygate.
John A. Allan, 66 Nethergate.
D. W. Baxter, 55 Wellgate.
Mrs John Beattie, 2 Blackscroft.
George Butchart, 64 Wellgate,
Charles Cooper, Blackscroft.
John Couper, 34 and 36 Prince's Street.
William Couper, West Port.
John Crichton, 29 Perth Road.
W. & John Davidson, Narrow of Murraygate.
David Duncan & Sons, 67 Wellgate.
John Elder, Foot of Blackness Road.
Mrs William Fender, 40 Castle Street.
David Fitchie, 50 George's Place.
James G. Fleming, 4 St Clement's Lane,
Alexander Fyffe, 46 Overgate.
Joseph Gill, 156 Prince's Street.
James Harris, 23 Scouringburn.
Roderick Harris, 4 Nethergate.
William Harris, Fish Street.
David Hume, 123 Nethergate.
Robert Jobson, 9 Hawkhill.
James Key, 47 Scouringburn.
David Leighton, 101 Cowgate.
Andrew Lindsay, 33 Hilltown.
David Lumsden, West Port.
John Mathew, 32 Ann Street.
James M'Donald, 48 Seagate.
Peter McDonald, 47 Hawkhill.
James M'Richie, 13 West Port.
James Meekison, 24 Hilltown.
Alexander Miller, 117 Hilltown.
David Moncrieff, Hawkhill.
Mrs Moncur, 130 Overgate.
Mrs NicoU, 99 Dudhope Crescent.
David Paterson, 12 Wellgate.
James Petrie, 93 Murraygate,
David Preston, 102 Scouringburn.
James Puller, 134 Murraygate.
Thomas Rait, 10 Overgate.
James Reid, 14 Wellgate.
Robert Reid, 41 and 43 Prince's Street.
W. D. Reid, 31 and 32 Constitution Road-
David Renny, 28 Dudhope Street.
Joseph Robertson, 17 Upper Pleasance.
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David Shepherd, 69 Hilltown.
John Allan Small, Hawkhill.
Thomas Small, 3 Gfreenmarket.
John Smith, 11 Seagate.
Mrs William Smith, 75 Murra,ygate.
George Souter, Foot of Hunter Street.
Peter Stewart, 64 King Street.
Peter Strachan, 8 Hawkhill.
Francis H. Tod, 181 Overgate.
Hugh Tod, 18 Seagate.
John Tosh, 95 Perth Road.
John Watson, 11 Barrack Street.
Andrew Wilson, 141 Hilltown.
William Tait, 11 Scouringburn.
BANKERS.
David Anderson, Western Bank of Scotland, 105 Murraygate.
C. W, Boase, Dundee Bank, 22 Castle Street.
G. C. Boase^ do. do.
John Cairncross, Dundee Banking Company.
George C. Chalmers, National Bank of Scotland.
David Guthrie, Eastern Bank of Scotland.
John Henderson, National Bank of Scotland.
James S. Lithgow, Eastern Bank of Scotland.
Robert Millar, Castle Street.
John Morison, Dundee Bank.
David Mudie, do.
John Sturrock, Bank of Scotland.
John Symers, British Linen Company, Murraygate.
James Westland, Eastern Bank of Scotland.
David Wilson, Western Bank of Scotland.
John Wilson, do. do.
BAROMETER AND MIRROR MAKERS.
Domenico Balerna, Greig's Land, Yeaman Shore
Anthony Tarone, 12 Murraygate.
BASKET MAKERS.
Ralph Dobson, 33 Reform Street.
Mrs Ireland & Son, 17 Union Streets
David Morris, 49 Nethergate.
Peter N. Norrie, 21 Lindsay Street.
BELLMEN.
Alexander Ferguson (Town) 1 Tay Street Lane.
David Rait (Hill) 5 Rosebank Street.
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BILL-POSTERS.
Dundee Bill Posting Co., Gray's Close, High Street.
Kobert Calvert, Gray's Close, High Street.
James Simpson, 12 Ann Street, Maxwelltown.
BLACKING MANtJFACTUEERS.
Joseph Bonnar, 70 Overgate.
David Dick, 25 Lindsay Street.
BLEACHERS.
Daniel Drimmie & Co., 16 St Andrew's Place.
Joseph Duncan, 11 St Andrew's Street.
J. M'Intyre, 1 St Andrew's Street.
James Miller, 25 St Andrew's Street.
Robert Sandeman, 23 Wellgate.
Turnbull & Co., 22 Cowgate and St Andrew's Street,
BLACKSMITHS.
David Aimer, 9 Hilltown.
William Aitken, Spgid's Close, 19 Overgate.
William Anderson, Smithfield.
George Booth, Meadowside.
John Davidson, Wallace Foundry.
William Foot, 11 Ann Street, Maxwelltown.
Benjamin Forbes, 168 Overgate.
Robert Greig, Carnegie's Land, Scouringburn.
Robert Irons, Ann Street, Maxwelltown.
William Jamie, Speid's Close, Overgate.
John Justice, 21 New Inn Entry.
John Lennox, Foot of Hilltown.
James Lindsay, 24 King Street.
John Low, Chapelshade.
John M'Ewan, 15 Scouringburn.
James M'Kenzie, 202 Overgate.
David J. Middleton, 13 West Wynd, Perth Road.
John Munro, 18 Scouringburn.
William Wallace, Dudhope Park.
John Watson, 36 Constable Street.
Shepherd and Brown, Irvine Square, Chapelshade.
Robert Thomson, Cathro's Close, 29 Murraygate.
BOOKSELLERS.
John Adam, 60 Murraygate.
Mrs Adams, 1 1 North Lindsay Street.
James Alexander, 17 Overgate.
William Armstrong, 50 Barrack Street.
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John H. Baxter, 99 Murraygate.
Blackie & Son, 7 Crichton Street.
Henry Brown, 45 West End High Street.
James Chalmers, 10 Castle Street.
Francis Dick, 36 King Street.
William Dickson, 140 Murraygate.
John Durham, 49 High Street.
David Edwards, 33 High Street.
A. Fullerton & Co., 50 Barrack Street.
Francis Gloag, 6 Bell Street.
James Hume West Port.
James Jackson, 173 Overgate.
Robert Langlands, 9 Prince's Street,
William Livingstone, 63 Murraygate.
A. & E. Mar, 65 Reform Street.
William Middleton, 64 High Street.
David Moncur, 129 Murraygate.
James Myles, 201 Overgate.
Alexander P. Reid, 22 High Street.
E. Reid, 10 Top of Murraygate.
Frederick Shaw, 18 High Street.
William Sime, 57 Overgate.
Alexander Simpson, 17 Wellgate.
Alexander Smith, 71 Reform Street.
William Taylor, 33 Union Street.
Robert Walker, 79 High Street.
William Webster, 121 Nethergate.
BOOT CLOSERS.
Duncan Lennox, 157 Overgate.
Alexander Petrie, Morrison's Court, Wellgate.
BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS.
Alexander Adam, 77 Hilltown.
John Adam, 122 Nethergate.
John Allan, Guillan's Close, 43 Overgate.
Walter Ballentyre, 208 Overgate.
Thomas Bathie, 157 Overgate.
Thomas Bathie, 155 Overgate.
William Bathie, 55 Murraygate.
Alexander Baxter, Dudhope Crescent, lot 23 h. 6.
John Bennet, Scouringburn.
William Bisset, Scouringburn.
John Bogue, Barron's Court, West Port.
David Borrie, 38 High Street.
John Bruce, 15 Barrack Street.
John Boyd, Lowe's Croft.
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Alexander Christie, 200 Overgate.
David Christie, 10 Tindal's Wynd.
Charles Clark, 46 Wellgate.
David Cramb, 77 High Street.
E. & J. Crawford, 53 Overgate.
John Davie, Hospital Park.
John Davie, 27 West Port.
Thomas Dick, 16 Blackscroft.
James Doig, 22 Hilltown.
David Douglas, 139 Hawkhill.
John Downie, 124 Hilltown.
David Duncan, 13 Hilltovrn.
Michael Duncan, 49 Prince's Street.
Robert Drummond, Manor Place, Perth Road,
Finlay Frazer, 167 Hilltown.
John Fleet, 8 Perth Road.
Philip Gibb, 133 Murraygate.
John Gibson, 91 Nethergate.
William Gibson, 40 Prince's Street.
David Gordon, 16 Meadow Entry.
George Gray, 34 Hilltown.
John Hall, 3 Session Street.
Alexander Henry, 6 Small's Wynd.
James Hindmarsh, 7 Union Street.
Andrew Hutcheson, 65 Hawkhill.
John Inches, 24 Barrack Street.
Andrew Irvine, St Roque's Lane.
George Isdale, 59 Prince's Street.
James Jackson, 58 Murraygate.
David Johnston, 7 Barrack Street.
David Kidd, 134 Hawkhill.
Ivory Kidd, 30 Barrack Street.
Alexander Lauder, 15 Temple Lane.
Alexander Lawson, 108 Hawkhill.
Thomas Low, 58 Overgate.
John M'Ewan, Temple Lane.
John M'Dougal, 15 Church Lane.
Peter M'Kay, 40 Murraygate.
George M'Kenzie, 17 Den's Brae.
James M'Kenzie, 64 Overgate.
Joseph McLaren, 61 King Street.
Robert Martin, 118 Nethergate.
Thomas Mill, 2 Joint Stock Buildings.
William Newman, 156 Scouringburn.
John Nicoll, 44 Dudhope Street.
William Nicoll, 29 West Port.
William O'Neil, (carpet), 132 Gall's Land, Overgate.
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Isaac Peterkin, South corner North Tay Street.
John Petrie, Coldside.
Thomas Petrie, 143 Scouringburn.
Hugh Reilly, 129 Hilltown.
James Robb, 39 West Port.
James Robb, 124 Prince's Street.
James Robertson, 163 Hilltown.
John Robertson, 95 Prince's Street.
David Sands, 78 Prince's Street.
David Scott, 40 High Street.
James Scott, 116 Murraygate.
James Simson, 22 Pete/Street.
Andrew Smith, 25 Hilltown.
David Smith, 50 Hilltown.
William Smith, 182 Overgate.
George Souter, 18 Reform Street.
Robert Spence, 32 Hawkhill.
John Stirling, 28 Overgate, and 70 King Street.
Edward Stewart, 61 Nethergate.
James Taylor, 31 Hawkhill.
John Tarbet, 65 Perth Road.
Andrew Thomson, 6 Stobswell Road.
Francis Thomson, 24 Seafield Lane.
Walter Watson, 85 Blackscroft.
James Williamson, 92 Overgate.
Robert Williamson, 12 Commercial Street, Maxwelltown.
Alexander Wilson, 10 Scouringburn.
BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE KEEPERS.
William Adam, 41 Murraygate.
James Aird, 7 Union Street.
Robert Eadie, 71 Overgate.
J. and A. Fin ton, 32 Overgate.
John Hutcheson, 17 and 19 Reform Street.
, Robert Spence, 4 Crichton Street.
BRASSFOUNDERS AND GASFITTERS.
James Cowan, top of Reform Street.
William Duncan, 65 Blackscroft.
J. and E. M'Gillivray, White Hall Close, Nethergate.
Alexander Mitchell, Stewart's Entry Seagate.
George Sutherland, East Willison Street.
BREWERS.
William Anderson jun., 9 Thorter Row.
William Anderson, 96 Murraygate,
Mrs William Anderson, 10 Nethergate.
Charles Archer, Mathew's Close, 31 Overgate.
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Boston & Ballingall, Pleasance Brewery.
William Ballingall, do.
Joseph Brown, 54 King Street.
Andrew Butchart, 42 Seagate.
Donald Campbell, 167 Scouringburn.
James Dick, 77 Prinqe's Street.
James Gilruth, 16 Hilltown.
John Hill, 25 Seagate.
John Jack, Tindal's Wynd.
Thomas Kerr, 183 Hawkhill.
George Lamb, 84 Seagate.
James Lamb, 24 "Wellgate.
Mrs Latto, Castle Lane.
Alexander Lesslie and Company, Mathew's Close, 31 Overgate.
Robert Mackie, Castle Court.
Charles Millar, 33 Perth Road.
James Millar, 1 1 Park Wynd.
Thomas Millar, 33 Perth Road.
Robert Ramsay, 213 Overgate.
Thomas Rattray, 62 Bell Street.
Neil Ross, 23 Bucklemaker Wynd.
George Saunders, 150 Seagate.
Mrs Helen Walker, 15 Constable Street.
George Whitton, Carswell's Lane, King Street.
Isaac Young, 84 Blackscroft.
BROKERS.
John Agnew, 199 Overgate.
Barclay and Company, Butcher's Row.
James Barrie, 8 Hunter Street.
Mrs Begg, 190 Overgate.
John Bennett, 209 Overgate.
Patrick Brennan, Hawkhill.
Walter Bulk, 172 and 174 Overg a e.
William Campbell, Ann Street.
Henry Cole, 54 Hilltown.
John Cregan, 201 Hawkhill.
Edward Currie, 66 West Port.
i Neil Lawson, 147 Overgate.
j James Devlin, James' Street, Maxwelltown.
John Divine, 183 Overgate.
Andrew Doharty, 38 Wellgate.
James Duffy, 89 Scouringburn.
Mrs Thomas Flanagan, 229 Overgate.
J. C. Fleming, 22 Hawkhill.
Jean Follon, 192 Overgate.
John and Peter Hends, 94 Cowgate.
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James Hughes, 230 Overgate.
James Johnstone, 241 Overgate,
Charles Lafferty & Co., 60 West Port.
Thomas Lid well, 189 Overgate.
John M'Affrey, 153 Overgate.
Willam M'Andrew, 245 Overgate,
William M'Culloch, 9 Lindsay Street.
Peter M'Ginnes, 137 Overgate.
Bernard M'Grath, 5 Hunter Street.
William M'Kay, 6 Hunter Street.
M'Laren and Grandy, 111 Overgate.
John M'Lauchlin, top of North Tay Street.
James M^Sorty, 22 Scouringburn.
John Mechan, 76 Hillto wn.
James Mullen, 43 James' Street, Maxwelltown.
Mrs Murphy, top of South Tay Street.
William Ogllvie, 122 Hilltown.
James O'Niel, 10 West Port.
John Robertson, 64 Scouringburn.
Alexander Scott, Wishart Port, Cowgate.
Francis Shiel, 35 Long Wynd, Overgate.
Shepherd and Son, 86 Seagate.
James Shepherd, 34 Barrack Street,
Mrs Smith, 56 West Port.
James Stark, 36 Wellgate.
James Stewart, 79 Seagate.
Peter Stormonth, 15 Lindsay Street,
Bernard Tracy, Horse Water Wynd.
Francis Whiteharst, top of South Tay Street,
BRUSHMAKERS.
Cook & Son, sign of the Gilt Boar, 44 Barrack Street.
Charles Nicholson, 33 Murraygate.
BUILDERS AND MASONS,
David Adie, Maryfield, Forfar Road.
John Allan, 27 Prince's Street.
Thomas Anderson, 2 Dudhope Crescent.
Alexander Annan, 127 Hilltown.
Barrie and Smith, Meadowside.
Alexander Beharrie, Bell Street.
John Clark, 36 Ann Street Maxwelltown.
Andrew Cowper, 55 Prince's Street.
John Croll, 138 Hawkhill.
Peter David, builder, Meadowside.
John Donald, 226 Hawkhill.
George Downie, 27 Forebank Road.
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John Duncan, 5 Tod Burn Lane.
William Elder, 28 Upper Pleasance.
Thomas Finn, 3 Brewery-lane, Lower Pleasance.
David Hean, Lindsay Street.
David Hean & Sons, 7 Lindsay Sti'eet.
David Kidd, foot of Constitution Road.
James Langlands, 21 Pleasance.
William M'Laren, 23 Blackscroft.
James Malloch, Den's Mills.
Thomas Mair, Step Row.
John Mitchell, 56 Dudhope Street.
David Mortimer, 22 Victoria's Street.
Robert Nicoll, 114 and 116 Prince's Street,
Peter Paton, 5 Brown Street.
Daniel Peter, Annfield Road.
Francis Pirie, 93 Hawkhill.
Thomas Rattray, 56 Hilltown.
James Ritchie, Dudhope Crescent, lot 23, h. 7.
David Robertson, 57 Hilltown.
William Scollay, Constitution Road.
Peter Scott, George's Street, Forebank.
Alexander W. Thomson. 9 Thomson's Lane, Perth Road,
CABINETMAKERS.
David Anderson, 154 Nethergate.
Francis Anderson, Baltic Street.
W. C. Baxter, Kirk Entry, Wellgate.
Robert Bell, 24 Union Street.
Alexander Boyd, Key's Close, Nethergate,
Thomas Cameron, 165 Ovei'gate.
John Fairweather, 46 Reform Street.
John Gray, 69 Perth Road.
Robert Herd, Crescent Lane.
John Ireland, 4 Lindsay Street.
David JefFers, 12 Church Lane.
George McDonald, 18 Union Street.
John M'Glashan, 53 Prince's Street.
James M'Intosh, 17 Meadowside.
P. & J. M'Lean, 61 Murraygate.
James Mathew, 12 Hawkhill.
David Murdoch, Butchart's Close, 12 Murraygate.
Andrew Nicoll, Fish Street.
Peter Nicoll, 90 Overgate.
Nicoll Rae, Hunter Street.
James Ramsay, Constable Street.
James Ramsay, 45 Union Street.
William Ramsay, Speid's Close.
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Peter Sanderson, Ward Road.
William Sime, 96 Nethergate.
William Smellie, 6 Long Wynd.
Andrew Smith, Southside Nethergate, or Yeamen Shore.
James Wallace, William Street Scouriugbm'n.
John Wynd, 28 Bucklemaker Wynd.
CALENDERERS.
Miller Berrie, Queen Street.
Cowgate Calendering Co., 56 Cowgate.
Mrs John Dixon, Burnhead.
Halley & Norrie.
Kay & Wilson, Rankin's Close, Murraygate.
Trades' Lane Co., Trades Lane.
William Shaw & Son, Cowgate Port.
CAMB BUILDERS.
Mrs Dall, 3 Baltic Street.
George Guild, 12 Elizabeth Street.
CATTLE DEALERS.
Francis Batchelor & Son, Craigie.
T. & G. Batchelor, Forebank Dairy, 89 Bucklemaker Wynd,
CARDMAKERS.
John Adams, Bower, and Robert Cleugh^ Ryehill Lane, Perth
Road.
Mill and West, Wilison Street, Barrack Street.
John Milne, Westfield Avenue, Perth Road.
CARRIERS.
J. & P. Cameron, 15 Exchange Street.
David Edward, Samuel Wilkinson's stabler, Murraygate.
John Hood, do. do.
William Oliphant, Eagle Inn, 108 Murraygate.
Joseph Parker, 7 South Union Street.
Hercules Smai't, 15 Exchange Street.
Alexander Wannan, M'Intosh's Close, 108 Murraygate.
CARVERS AND GILDERS.
James Anderson, 103 Nethergate.
George Black, Gray's Close, High Street.
James Fenwick, 64 Nethergate.
Peter Fenwick, Guillan's Close, 43 Overgate.
Andrew Hutton, Bank Court, 1 10 Seagate.
James Ogilvie, 24 High Street.
William Warker, 36 Bucklemaker Wynd.
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CHEMISTS AND DRUOaiSTS.
D. B. Brown, 61 Scouringburn.
James Butchart, 7 Hawkhill.
William Cochrane, 127 Murraygate.
James Drummond, 11 Overgate.
David Greig, 17 High Street.
Alexander Hamilton, 68 High Street.
William Jobson, 82 Murraygate.
Thomas W. Mailler, 249 Overgate.
William Ogilvie, 94 King Street.
D. Russell, 74 High Street.
George Smith, foot of Hilltown.
John Thomas, 67 High Street.
CHIMNEY SWEEPERS.
Francis Dobbie, 128 Overgate.
James Dye, 222 do.
James Morrison, 77 do.
Edward Tulloch, 236 do.
George Wallace, 42 Hawkhill.
CHINA, CRYSTAL, AND STONEWARE DEALERS.
John Aberdein, 36 High Street.
William Anderson, 52 Blackscroft.
Peter Bisset, 22 Overgate and 142 Murraygate.
John Bradford, 13 Crichton Street.
George Brodie, 159 Seagate.
Mrs Brown, 92 Hawkhill.
Alexander Brymer, 75 Wellgate.
Robert Brymer, 151 Hilltown.
Robert Brymer, jun., 25 Prince's Street.
John Burton, 66 Scouringburn.
Mrs Cairnie, 5 West Port.
John DoUon, 26 Barrack Street.
James Douglas, 133 Hawkhill.
Dundee Earthenware Company, 13 Union Street.
James Fairweather, 109 Overgate.
Robert Gilbert, 198 Seagate.
Alexander James Kilgour, 14 West Port.
John Kilgour, 37 Scouringburn.
Alexander Low, 91 Hilltown.
Adam Mackie, 13 Union Street.
George Martin & Co., Crichton Street.
Thomas Menzies, 187 Hawkhill.
Mrs William Mitchell, 56 King Street.
David Ogilvie, 136 Scouringburn.
Andrew Scott, 50 Wellgate.
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David Sharp, Hawkhill.
Alexander Smith, 145 Scouringburn.
J. & W. Smith, 17 and 19 Castle Street;
William South, 18 Hunter Street.
Donald Stewart, 114 Scouringburn.
Mrs Stuart, 58 Blactscroft.
George Walker, 57 Rosebank Street.
Alexander, Wilson, 51 Prince's Street.
James Wilson, 8 South Lindsay Street*
CITY MISSIONARIES.
John Baird, 30 Dallfield Walk.
David Edward, Well Road, Hawkhill.
Robert M'Lauchlin, Christie's Land, HawkhilL
George Ramsay, 34 Albert Street.
James Salmon, 23 Forebank Road.
Peter Stirling, 26 Wellington Street.
CLERGYMEN.
Rev. John L. Adamson, 10 Fleuchar Craig.
Charles Adie, D.D., 46 Bucklemaker Wyndl
T. G. Torry Anderson, Hawkhill House.
John Baxter, 36 Cotton Road.
William Borwick, Meadow Place.
Islay Burns, Seafield Lane.
William Cannan, Panmure Street.
William Cattle, 144 Perth Road.
R. D. Duncan, Almondville, Lilybank.
James Ewan, 4 Comely Bank, Constitution Road
George GilfiUan, Paradise, Chapelshade.
Alexander Hannah, Anderson Place, Forebank.
Thomas Hill, 31 Reform Street.
Heneage Horsley, Parsonage, Westfield Place.
Mr Johnston (St John's), Miller's Wynd, Perth Road.
James Johnston, 3 Arthur Street.
Stephen Keenan, Catholic Chapel House.
George Lewis, 5 Park Place.
Richard Logan, Mrs Maxwell's, Forebank.
Charles McAllister, Paradise Road.
John M'Dougall, 1 Laurel Bank, Constitution Road.
James R. M'Gavin, Blackness Crescent.
David M'Keon, Catholic Chapel House.
Archibald M'Lauchlan, D.D., Manse, Ferry Road.
John M'Pherson, Catholic Chapel House.
Patrick L. Miller, 52 James' Park.
John Ranken, 2 Dudhope Street.
Thomas M. Reekie, 125 Nethergate.
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Rev. James Reston, 15 Thomson Street.
Thomas Robinson, 23 Yeaman Shore.
John Roxburgh, Millbank, Small's Wynd.
David Russell, D.D,, 86 Nethergate.
Edward A. Thomson, Paton's Lane, Perth Road.
James Thomson, Eden Grove, Lilybank.
John TuUoch, 7 Westfield Place.
Robert S. Walker, Union Place, Perth Road.
James R. Watson, 40 Union Street.
Joseph Wilson, 238 Perth Road.
Robert Whyte, 15 Miller's Wynd, Perth Road.
CLOTH STAMP CUTTERS,
William Pargiter, 59 Albert Street.
John Valentine, 152 Murraygate.
, COACH BUILDERS.
John Cuthbert & Son, Barrack Street.
Walter MXauchlin, 132 Nethergate.
COAL-BROKERS AND DEALERS.
George T. Baxter, 20 King Street.
John Baxter, 80 Union Street.
Robert Clark, Louden's Alley, Hawkhill.
William Cruikshanks, 157 Hilltown.
William Davidson , Butcher Row.
David Dundee, 216 Hilltown.
John Farrow, 31 George's Place, Joint Stock Buildings,
John Mlntosh, 3 Bucklemaker Wynd.
David Ray, 15 Fenton Street.
Thomas Martin, 26 Hawkhill.
James Miller, North Tay Street.
Moutter Mitchell, 18 Temple Lane.
Thomas Moncur, 69 Seagate.
James O'Brien, 103 Hilltown,
Alexander Reid, Hunter Street.
John Ritchie, 22 Blackness Road, Gowdenknowes.
James Sturrock, 19 Dudhope Street.
CONFECTIONERS.
George R. Baxter, 5 and 7 Trades' Hall.
Robert Berkeley, 23 High Street.
John Bonthron, Scouringburn.
Mrs Ann Brown, 242 Overgate.
D. J. Fenwick, 35 Reform Street.
David Inverarty & Co., 12 Crichton Street,
Alexander Keiller, top of Castle Street.
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James Keiller & Son, 1 Castle Street, and New Inn Entry.
Mrs Keiller, 8 Nethergate.
James Kennoway, 88 Scouringburn.
Thomas Lamb, 69 Murray gate, and top of Reform Street.
Isaac Low and Son, 43 Murraygate.
James Low, 124 do.
John Low, 9 Overgate.
Mrs M'Naughton, 111 Overgate.
Mrs Muat, 36 Long Wynd.
George Rait, 7 West Port.
David Sandeman, 101 Murraygate.
Thomas Tennant, 19 Wellgate.
Alexander Turnbull and Co., 207 Overgate.
A. Wedderspoon, 13 Murraygate.
James Young, 117 Nethergate.
CONTRACTORS. •
Joseph Doctor, Coldside.
David Lyon & Co., 44 Perth Road.
James Mackintosh, 33 Upper Pleasance.
James Miln, Cotton Road.
David Stewart jun., 175 Seagate.
COOPERS.
Thomas Egleson, 11 Kirk Entry.
Robert Kilgour, Tindal's Wynd.
James Morris, 88 Overgate.
George Oman, 23 Murraygate and Gellatly Street.
William Shearer, 47 Hilltown.
William Straton, 37 King Street.
CORKCDTTERS,
Mrs Barrie, 8 Church Lane.
John Easson & Son, 28 Barrack Street.
William M'Nab, 24 Joint Stock Buildings.
CORNFACTORS AND DEALERS.
J. Hodgson Anderson, 27 Springfield.
John Aymer, 15 Dock Street.
John Cross, 21 Forebank Road.
James Graham, Fyall's Fifeshire Inn, Craig Street.
George H. Hill, Wellgate.
Patrick Kirkaldy, 38 Dock Street East.
Thomas Pitkeathly, Keiller's Court, Seagate.
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Alexander Rae, Blackness Farm.
Samuel C. Thomson, 12 Dock Street.
John Welsh, Hunter Street.
Wilson and Philp, 7 Mid Shore.
COWFEEDERS AND DAIRIES.
Thomas Anderson, Coldside.
John Arthur, Coldside.
Alex. Bain, Smellie's Well.
James Barrie, Coldside.
Mrs Cochrane, Fair Muir.
Alexander Coupar, top of Panmure Street.
James Dick, 6 Murraygate.
Mrs Doig.
John Duncan, 38 Rosebank Street.
Thomas Duncan, Smithfield.
Thomas Duncan jun., do.
Alexander Ireland, Cotton Road.
John Lindsay, Hospital Park.
William Logies, Croft's Road, Hawkhill.
John Louden, 132 Hilltown.
William M'Innes, Hospital Park.
Peter M'Kenzie, Westfield Place.
Laurence Marr, Milne's Court, Wellgate.
Joseph Miller, Coldside,
Mrs Miller, 191 Hilltown.
Thomas Ogilvie, 37 Forebank Road.
James Philans, Hospital Park.
Mungo Philp, 9 Elizabeth Street, Maxwelltown,
David Preston, 174 Hilltown.
William Robertson, 4 Shepherd's Lane, Perth Road.
John Ruthven, 8 Mid Road, Chapelshade.
Mrs Thomas Saunders, 222 Overgate.
William Souter, 6 Elizabeth Street, Maxwelltown.
George Speed, Union Place, Perth Road.
William Stephen, Cotton Road.
David Stratton, Coldside.
John Stratton, 37 Bucklemaker Wynd.
William Wann, 75 Bucklemaker Wynd.
Mrs Watt, 108 Nethergate.
Mrs Webster, 31 Lily bank.
Peter Webster, Stobb's Well.
Alexander White, 12 Rosebank Road.
George White, 32 Constable Street,
James Wighton, Blackscroft.
William Wilkie, top of Hilltown.
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CRAPE, FEATHER, SHAWL, &C., CLEANERS.
Mrs Bogie, Rood Yards, Ferry Road.
Miss Dick, 5 Church Lane.
Mrs William Macintosh, 13 0\rergate.
CUTLERS, GUNSMITHS, &C.
James Martin, 24 Meadow Entry.
William M'Gregoi*, 39 Union Street.
John Watson, Miller's Close, 138 Murraygate.
DRAPERS, MERCERS, AND CLOTHIERS.
John M. Banks, 24 and 26 Murraygate.
Mrs Eliza Beherns, 68 King Street.
William Crabb, 49 Bucklemaker Wynd.
David Crichton, 32 Reform Street.
William Crowlie, 16 Prince's Street.
Miss Fairweather, 10 Cowgate.
James Fergusson, 5 Foot of Hilltown, (haberdasher).
James Henderson, 76 High Street.
John Henry, 177 Hilltown.
John Jamieson, 22 Reform Street.
Laing & Cooper, 9 Reform Street.
J. and W. Lawrie/36 do.
Thomas Leith, 23 West Port.
P. C. B. Lind, 35 Nethergate.
William Lister, 78 King Street.
William Maxwell, 69 High Street.
David Mitchell, 15 Overgate.
Moon, Langlands, & Co., top of Union Street, Nethergate.
Robert Moutrie, 169 Overgate.
Isabella Robertson, 45 Nethergate.
T. & J. Russell, 23, 25, 27, 29 Reform Street.
James Spence, 14 Reform Street.
G. M. Steele, 24 do.
Janet Walker, 116 Hilltown.
Patrick Watson, 65 High Street.
William Mohart, Castle Lane, and 10 Greenmarket.
DRESSMAKERS.
Mrs Adams, 61 West Port.
Misses Anderson, 66 King Street.
Misses Barrens, 13 West Dock Street.
Miss Batchelor, 39 High Street.
Misses Bowers, 82 Overgate.
Miss Breadie, Hunter Street,
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Miss Agnes Corstorphan, 198 Overgate.
Miss M. C. Crichton, M'Oosh's Entry, 96 Murraygate,
Miss Mary Crichton, M'^ Cosh's Entry, do.
Misses Deas, Tannage Court, 7 Cowgate.
Miss C. Dempster, 100 Scouringburn.
Mrs Deuchars, 9 Crichton Street.
Miss E. Donald, 4 Cowper's Alley, "Wellgate.
Misses Donaldson, 20 Union Street.
Miss Drummond, 17 Hunter Street.
Miss Duthie, 9 Gellatly Street.
Miss Elder, Temple Lane, "West Port.
Miss Isabella Ewan, M'Intosh's Close, 108 Murraygate.
Miss Agnes Feathers, 19 High Street.
Miss EUzabeth Fernham, top of Small's Wynd.
Miss Cecilia Findlay, 158 Overgate.
Miss Ann Forbes, 39 Nethergate.
Miss Jean Grordon, 20 Constitution Street.
Miss Hay, 15 Dudbope Street.
Miss Henderson, 4 Tay Street Lane.
Mrs Irons, 6 Victoria Square.
Miss Kerr, 104 Prince's Street.
Mrs Latto, 130 do.
Misses Lithgow, 104 Nethergate
Margaret M'Ritchie, 8 Couttie's Wynd.
Miss Isabella Malcolm, 114 Nethergate.
Misses Meffen, 61 Reform Street,
Mrs Melville, 8 Temple Lan«
Miss Middleton, Young's Close, 66 Murraygate.
Miss Mitchell, 48 Overgate.
Miss Elizabeth Morrison, 78 Blackscroft.
Miss J. & E. Murray, 123 Murraygate,
Miss Murray, 68 Nethergate.
Misses Mudie, 37 Dallfield Walk.
Miss M. Reekie, 67 King Street,
Miss E, Robertson, 120 Hilltown.
Miss Robertson, Morton's Square, 31 Wellgate,
Miss Roger, 146 Perth Road.
Miss Ann Stewart, 196 Seagate.
Miss Sturrock, 36 Small's Wynd.
Misses Thomson, 79 Murraygate.
Miss Margaret Webster, 58 Overgate, entry from Tally Street.
Miss Wilkie, 6 Victoria Square.
Miss Mary Wilson, 3 Barrack Street.
DYERS AND RENOTATORS.
Mrs Allot, 38 Perth Road.
Peter Canipbell, 10 do.
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Robert Chapman, Rennie's Close, Nethergate.
A. & J, Crichton, 4 and 6 Meadow Entry.
James M'Ewan, Dudhope Crescent.
Miss Smith, 68 Seagate.
John Stevenson, foot of Constitution Road.
James Wilson, 44 Reform Street.
James Wilson, Fen ton's Close, 70 Murray gate.
EATING-HOUSE KEEPERS.
Charles Black, 54 Dudhope Street.
Mrs Green, 11 Fish Street.
Mrs Henderson, 85 Nethergate.
Mrs Montgomerie, 58 Bell Street.
Agnes Nicoll, 36 Union Street.
John Ruddiman, 21 Church Lane.
Mrs Russell, 106 Overgate.
EGG MERCHANTS.
William Carr, 4 West Dock Street.
Mrs Crerar, 14 Tindal's Wynd.
ENGINEERS AND IRONFOUNDERS.
James Carmichael & Co., Ward Foundry.
Peter Carmichael, Dens Mills.
John Edgar, Lily bank Foundry.
John Kerr, Blinshall Street.
W illiam Kerr, do.
Kinmond, Hutton, and Steel, Wallace Foundry.
D. B. Langlands, Willison Street, Barrack Street.
W. Langlands, do. do.
Gourlay, Mudie, and Co., Dundee Foundry.
Robert A. Mudie, Ward Foundry.
William Taylor and Co., Lindsay Street.
ENGRAVERS, COPPERPLATE PRINTERS, AND LITHOGRAPHERS.
G. Camming, 37 Reform Street.
J. & C. Fenton, 6 Crichton Street.
Bernard Gilbert, 21 Meadowside.
David Thomson, 69 Reform Street.
James Valentine, 100 Murraygate.
John Valentine, 152 do.
FISH-CURERS AND DEALERS.
George Boyd, 4 Vault.
James Davidson, Candle Lane, Seagate.
Peter Davidson, 90 and 92 Seagate.
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John Miller, 4 Gellatly Street.
Alexander Robertson, Fishmarket.
Tait & Yeamen, Horse Wynd, Seagate.
FLAXDRESSERS.
Robert Brown, Bruce's Entry, Wellgate.
William Cargill, 86 Cowgate.
Alexander Carnwell, King Street.
William Culross, Wrights' Court, Wellgate.
William Ellis, St Roque's Lane.
James Fairweather & Son, Old Soap Work, Chapelshade.
James Gow, St Roque's Lane.
John M'Kay, 67 Nethergate.
David Mathew, 154 Hilltown.
James Mitchell, 26 Mid Street, Chapelshade.
Francis Mudie, Powrie Lane, do.
James Smith, Ward Mill, Barrack Street.
James Smith, Robertson's Close, Cowgate.
John Wilson, 21 Long Wynd.
FLAXSPINNERS.
John Adamson, Cowgate Port.
David Anderson, Park Lane, West Port.
Balfour & Co., Chapelshade Works.
William Bett, do.
Alexander Birrel, 9 Bain's Square.
John Birse, 60 Barrack Street.
J. Herbert Blakey, 32 Cowgate.
H, & Thomas Blyth, 2 Wellgate.
William Boyack, 5 Cowgate.
Wm. Boyack jun., 5 do.*
P. M. Braid, Pleasance Mill.
John Brown, Panmure Street.
William Brown, Ward House.
Alexander J. Buist, 34 Cowgate.
William Christie & Son, 2 Panmure Street.
James Davie jun., 47 St Andrew's Street.
P. Davie & Co., 5 Cowgate.
D. H. Fleming, Mary-Ann Wynd, Seagate.
Gilroy, Brothers, & Co. ; Office, Couper's Alley.
William Gray, St Andrew's Street.
David Grimond, do.
James Grimond, 43 Cowgate.
John Haldane, 6 Couper's Alley.
William Halley, 18 Wellgate.
John Halley, 9 Meadowside.
William Henderson & Son, St Andrew's Street.
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George and James Ireland, 12 Bain's Square.
Peter Kinmond, 9 Cowgate.
P. L. Kinmond, 9 do.
Leadbetter, Adamson, and Co., Cowgate Port.
Alexander Low, 19 Cowgate.
Mathew Low, 6 Couper's Alley.
Mackay & Artherston, Ward Road.
Malcolm McDonald, 54 Bell Street.
John M'Kay, St David's Lane.
Alexander Milne, Wellgate
, James Milne, Mid Chapelshade.
John Miln, Lower Pleasance.
John Mitchell, 4 Cowgate.
Herman Mollwo, 37 St Andrew's Street.
William Ogilvie, 33 Cowgate.
John Sharp, Ward Eoad.
C. & R. Smith, 3 Panmure Street.
Robert Sturrock, 5 Bain's Square.
James Taws & Sons, 29 Mid Street.
Wylie & Johnston, Panmure Street.
J. & H. Walker, 21 Cowgate.
Alexander J. Warden, 23 Cowgate.
FLESHERS.
James Air, 63 King Street.
John Allan, 21 Wellgate.
Thomas Bask, 188 Hawkhill.
Alexander Burns, 138 Murraygate.
Thomas Campbell, 76 Scouringburn.
James Duncan, Perth Road.
Thomas Dick, 94 Nethergate.
William Elder, 12 and 14 Hilltown. ' .
William Frazer, 19 West Port.
William Gibb, 19 Crichton Street.
John Kerr, 48 High Street.
Robert Kerr, 24 Scouringburn.
Robert Kidd, 7 Wellgate.
Alexander Lawson, 78 Cowgate.
Charles Leslie, 43 Wellgate.
Alexander Low, 3 Hawkhill.
Alexander Mathers, 91 Murray gatei
Alexander Marr, 121 Overgate.
John Mitchell, 94 Hilltown.
Robert Moon, 12 Scouringburn.
Mathew Morrison, 44 Hawkhill.
James Mustard, 92 King Street.
James NicoU, 53 Scouringburn.
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Robert W. Niven, Seagate.
William Ross, 1 Bucklemaker Wynd.
Robert Ruthven, 4 Blackscroft.
William Scott, 70 Overgate.
James Smith, Fair Muir Toll.
Jobn Smith, 67 Perth Road.
James Stewart, 97 Perth Road.
John Stewart, 58 Prince's Street.
James Symers, 26 do.
Stewart Symers, 123 Hilltown.
Mrs Thomson, 52 Murraygate.
Alexander Willison, 48 Prince's Street.
John Wilson, 12 Union Street.
Elizabeth Young, 61 Wellgate.
^ FRUia'ERERS. '^
David Craig, 114 Murraygate.
Janet Fox, 54 Scouringburn.
George M'Nab, 10 Overgate.
John Machray, Italian Warehouse, 1 Rose Angle, Perth Road.
David Mitchell, 8 Murraygate.
James Mitchell, 21 do., and 57 Reform Street.
Mrs Nicholson (vegetables), 33 Nethergate.
William Paterson, jun., 1 Union Street.
John Stewart, 107 Overgate.
Mrs Sutherland, 30 Nethergate.
Mrs Thomson, Malt-house Close, 58 do.
Mrs Wardhope, 354 Perth Road.
John Whiting, 124 Overgate.
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE KEEPERS.
John Blair, 1 Reform Street.
A. & C. Cathrow, 73 NetherEate.
Mrs Fleming, 118 Overgate.
Betsy Peacock, 1 HawkhilL
Alexander M'Donald, 2 Nethergate.
James M'Donald, 16 Murraygate.
Alexander M'Isaac, 126 Wellgate.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
Peter Cassidy, 7 & 11 Tally Street.
John Hughes, 57 Reform Street.
John Toner, 45 do.
GARDENERS.
Robert Arthur, Fleuchar Craig.
James Bannerman, Blackness Road,
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James Black, 16 Watt Street, Hawkhill,
James Carrie, Coldside.
James Cowper, 18 Dudhope Street.
Mrs Easson, Barrack Road.
Robert Easson, Blackness Road.
John Farquharson, Upper Pleasance,
John Grant, 7 Albert Street.
James Kettles, Springhill.
James Laird, Nethergate Market.
Alexander Leuchars, 119 Scouringburn.
Thomas Low, Maryfield.
Thomas May, top of Hilltown.
David INIitchell, 59 Carolina Port.
Charles Ogilvie, 30 Constitution Street.
.lohn Ramsay, American Muir,
James Reid, 176 Scouringburn.
William Strand, Sealield Lane.
James Tait, Tait's Lane, HawkhilL
Alexander Ure, 12 Constitution Street.
William Paton, west end of Constitution Street.
Peter Yule, Blackness.
GLAZIERS.
Thomas Dodds, 5 Wellgate.
William Hean, 110 Murray gate.
James Knight, 35 Wellgate.
George Ower, 42 Overgate.
GLOVERS.
E. F. Dickinson & Co., 11 Union Street.
George Rough, 5 High Street.
James Stewart, 78 do.
GROCERS.
Mrs Isabella Adam, 225 Hilltown.
Joseph Alexander, 83 Prince's Street.
John Allan, 76 Dudhope Crescent.
Andrew Anderson, top of Lindsay Street.
Helen Anderson, 14 Rosebank Street.
Mary Anderson, 1 Scouringburn. '*
Mrs Anderson, 64 Seagate.
Margaret Angus, 53 Ann Street, Maxwelltown.
James Ainslie, 12 Union Street, do.
John Archer, 187 Overgate. '
Mrs Arklay, 59 Hilltown.
Misses Arthur, 32 Bell Street.
Margaret Barclay, 151 Overgate.
Mrs Baillie, 16 Commercial Street, Maxwelltown,
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Joseph Bain, 2 Dudhope Crescent.
David Baldy, 41 West Port.
William Barnet, 165 Hilltown.
George Barrie, 70 Dudhope Crescent.
Alexander Barton, 81 Scouringburn.
Micheal Barton, 147 Hilltown.
Mrs Beatts, 188 Seagate.
Mrs Beharrie, 34 Dudhope Street.
James Bell, 49 Overgate.
Agnes Berwick, 167 Seagate.
Mrs Blakehurst, 1 2 Bucklemaker Wynd.
Henry Blair, 115 Overgate.
Mrs Blair, 125 Scouringburn.
Thomas Blair, 12 and 16 Overgate.
Omar Boyd, 142 Scouringburn.
Thomas Boyd, 5 Prince's Street.
David Brown, 28 Scouringburn.
James Brown, 64 Blackscroft,
John Brown, 80 Hilltown.
Mrs Brown, Nethergate.
Martha Brown, 91 Prince's Street.
Mrs Margaret Bruce, 165 Scouringburn.
John Buist, Lilybank,
James Barton, 103 Cowgate.
Mrs Caithness, 65 Hilltown.
John Calder, 145 do.
James Cameron, 56 Blackscroft.
Mrs J. Cameron, 2 Scouringburn.
Archibald Campbell, 67 Wellgate.
James Cant, 24 Hawkhill.
William Cavock, 5 Scouringburn.
John Chalmers, Maxwelltown.
Mrs Christie, 80 Prince's Street.
David Clark, 68 Scouringburn.
David Couper, 98 Prince's Street.
George Couper, 134 do.
James Cooper, 50 Bell Street.
James Cooper, 200 Hawkhill.
John Coupar, 4 Peter Street.
Mrs M. Coupar, 32 Dallfield Walk.
George Constable, 53 Hawkhill.
Edward Cornwall, 68 Hilltown.
David Crichton, foot of Hilltown.
Mrs Gumming, 90 do.
Mrs Davidson, 18 Tindal's Wynd.
William Dawson, 7 Lilybank,
John Deuchars, 113 Perth Road.
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Mrs Dewar, 21 Yeaman Shore.
■William Dewar, 49 Hilltown.
George Diack, 101 Bucklemaker Wynd.
Mrs Dickson, 131 Overgate.
Margaret Doig, 26 Hilltown.
Thomas Doig, Dudhope Crescent.
Alexander Donoghy, 29 Hawkhill.
Alexander Dow, 43 do.
Miss Downie, 202 Hilltown.
Margaret Dryden, 8 Dallfield Walk.
J. & A. Duffus, 36 West Port.
Charles Duncan, 67 Dudhope Crescent.
David Easson, 76 Nethergate.
James Easson, 14 Prince's Street.
John Easson, 70 Seouringburn.
Robert Easson, 27 Union Street and 31 Perth Ro.,^
"William Easson, 115 Murraygate.
Janet Edwards, 93 King Street.
William Elder, Hawkhill.
Alexander Fairweather, 30 Gellatly Street.
James Fairweather, 34 King Street.
Walter Farquharson, 55 Seouringburn.
Ann Fenton, 98 Seouringburn.
John Fenton, 38 do.
Mrs James Ferguson, 152 Hilltown.
David Fleming, 3 Wellgate.
John Fleming, 53 West Port.
Morgon Fleming, 169 Hilltown.
Mrs Fleming, Dudhope Crescent.
William Fleming, 1 Exchange Street.
James Fyall, 27 Murraygate.
Agnes Fyffe, 67 Hawkhill.
John Gibson, 32 West Port.
Susan Grant, 128 Hawkhill.
Mrs David Grimmond, 71 Hilltown.
Alexander Guild, 14 Bell Street.
Thomas Hay, 86 Seagate.
Nathaniel Hepburn, 66 Prince's Street. '
Mrs Henderson, George's Place..
Janet Hendry, 66 Hawkhill.
John Hood, 12 Yeaman Shore.
John Howie, 73 Prince's Street.
William Howie, 1 Arthur Street.
John Hume, 37 Overgate.
Andrew Hughes, 105 Seouringburn.
Edward Hughes, 82 do.
John Hutton, 12 Rosebank Street.
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Mrs Hutton, 208 Seagate.
William Hutton, 173 Hilltown.
Jean Jackson, 197 Hawkhill.
William James, 208 and 210 Perth Road.
Thomas Justice, 43 West Port.
George Redney, 27 Hilltown.
James Right, 136 Hilltown.
David Kerr, 102 Prince's Street.
James Lamb, 105 Cowgate Port.
Robert Lamb, 48 Scouringburn.
John Langlands, 9 Brown Street,
Mrs Langlands, 103 Bucklemaker Wynd,
Mrs Lawson, Wellgate,
Alexander Lesslie, 152 Scouringburn.
Thomas Limond, 4 Temple Lane.
George Lindsay 50 Seagate.
James Lindsay, 74 Scouringburn.
John Lindsay, Lower Croft.
Robert Lindsay, 18 Ann Street.
Mrs William Sievewright, 224 Overgate.
George Louden, 115 Hilltown.
George Low, Smithfield.
Mrs David Low, 148 Hilltown.
Thomas M'Aifray, 190 do.
Ann M'Avoy, Scouringburn.
Alexander M'Donald, 28 George's Place.
Archibald M'Donald, 20 Scouringburn.
Archibald M'Donald, 109 Prince's Street,.
Sinclair M'Donald, 109 Hilltown.
William M'Donald, 72 Blackscroft.
John M'Farlane, 163 Overgate.
Peter M'Intyre, 99 Nethergate.
Alexander M'Kay, 1 Hospital Park.
Robert M'Kell, 14 West Port.
George M'Kenzie, 4 Thorter Row,
Peter M'Kenzie, 8 Thorter Row.
Mrs M'Millan, 104 Hawkhill.
John M'Rae, 36 Barrack Street.
Thomas M'Kay, 182 Hawkhill.
Peter M'Mahon, 8 Fish Street.
Alexander Mathew, 20 Prince's Street.
MrsMathew, 85 Seagate.
John Mathewson, 145 Overgate.
David Martin, 100 Cowgate.
Robert Martin, 28 Albert Street.
James Marshall, 132 Hawkhill.
Miss J. Marshall, 100 Nethergate.
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Mrs Mealmaker, 34 Constitution Road.
David Miller, 99 Perth Road.
David Miller, 51 Murraygate.
James Miller, 13 Croll's Rocks.
James Miller, 90 King Street.
Mrs Miller, 97 Hilltown.
Mrs Mills, 122 Prince's Street.
Patrick Milne, 42 Wellgate.
William Milne, 70 Hawkhill.
Adam Mitchell, 38 George's Place.
John Mitchell, 56 Dudhope Street.
Margaret Mitchell, Bucklemaker Wynd.
Mrs Mitchell, 35 Perth Road.
Mrs M. Mitchell, 72 King Street.
William Mitchell, 152 Prince's Street.
John Morrison, 76 Blackscroft.
James R. Mudie, 48 Murraygate.
Mrs Mudie, 136 Perth Road.
William Murdoch, 60 Nethergate.
Mary Nairn, Arthur Street.
David Neave, 15 Bucklemaker Wynd.
David Neil, 57 Albert Street.
George Neish, 17 James's Street, Maxwelltown.
David Nicoll, 3 Ireland's Lane.
Robert Nicoll, Dudhope Street.
William Nicoll, 52 Wellgate.
Helen Nicholson, 19 Hilltown.
Mrs Norrie, 77 James's Park.
James Ogilvie, 60 Hilltown.
Alexander Paterson, 114 do.
Henry Paton, 184 Overgate.
William Peacock, 107 Scouringburn.
Mrs Robert Peddie, 178 Hilltown.
David Pope, 29 Overgate.
James Preston, 123 Blackscroft.
John Pride, Fairmuir.
Mrs Pryde, 164 Overgate.
Mrs Ramsay, 39 Mid Street.
John Rattray, 18 Constitution Road.
Mrs Rattray, 97 Scouringburn.
Mrs Jean Rattray, 69 King Street.
Alexander Reid, 35 West Port.
Ann Reid, 9 Dallfield Walk.
Thomas Pteoch, 18 Hilltown.
John Ritchie, 22 Blackness Road.
Peter Ritchie, 27 Bucklemaker Wynd.
Robertson & Brown, 42 High Street.
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David Robertson, Keid's Land, Bucklemaker Wynd.
James Robertson, 134 Overgate.
Joseph Robertson, 96 Prince's Street.
Mrs A. Robertson, 102 Overgate.
Mrs Robertson, Henderson's Wynd, "West Port.
Mrs Robertson, 206 Overgate.
William Robertson, Dudhope Crescent.
Alexander Rodger, 75 Hilltown.
Alexander Ross, 111 Scouringburn.
James Russell, 34 Wellgate.
Daniel Scott, 4 Scouringburn.
David Scott, 45 Overgate.
Thomas Scott, 14 Blackscroft.
William Scott, 30 Murraygate.
Mrs S. Shepherd, 80 Murraygate.
James Simpson, 80 King Street.
Thomas Simson, 111 Murraygate.
John Skeen, 20 Commercial Street, Maxwelltown.
Mrs Smith, 121 Hilltown.
Mrs Smith, 144 Overgate.
Mrs Smith, 71 Prince's Street,
Mrs B. Smith, 107 Hilltown.
Robert Smith, 91 Scouringburn.
William C. Smith, 74 Hilltown.
David Spalding, 71 Rosebank.
Alexander Spence, 204 Ann Street, Maxwelltown.
Mrs Sprunt, 196 Hawkhill.
James Stark, 30 Dallfield Walk.
Andrew Steel, 8 West Port.
Duncan Stewart, 106 Hilltown.
E. Stewart, 173 Seagate.
John Stewart, Prince's Street.
John Stewart, 126 do.
William Stewart, 16 King Street.
David Stronner, 18 Prince's Street.
Alexander Stewart, 1 Panmure Street.
Alexander Swan, 132 Prince's Street,
John Taylor, 32 Seagate.
William Taylor, 87 Murraygate.
Mrs Thomas, 56 Constable Street.
Mrs Thomson, 11 Small's Wynd.
Thomas Thomson, 51 Wellgate.
James Todd, 18 Seafield Lane.
John Turnbull, 166 Overgate.
George Walker, 6 Union Street, Maxwelltown.
Janet Walker, 53 'Hawkhill.
Mrs Walker, 65 Nethergate,
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Mrs Westwood, 6 Scouringburn.
William White, 6 William Street, King Street.
Alexander Whitton, 34 Ann Street.
Thomas Whitton, 15 Prince's Street.
James Wighton, 141 Hawkhill.
Alexander Wilson, 179 Hilltown.
William Wood, 119 Hilltown.
Charles Young, 7G King Street.
Isabella Young, 111 Nethergate.
James Young, 52 Prince's Street.
William Young, 40 King Street.
Mrs Agnes Younger, 21 Constitution Road.
Robert Younger, 24 Crichton Street and 1 Greenmarket.
OltOCEUS AND SPIUIT-DEALERS.
Alexander Alexander, Jackson's Land, Scouringburn.
Peter Anderson, 55 Perth Road.
James Baillie, 115 Prince's Street.
William Banks, 59 Murraygate.
Thomas H. Baxter, 95 do.
Mrs Boyle, 33 Cotton Road.
James Brodie, 42 Prince's Street.
William Calder, Gray's Square, 272 Hilltown.
William Calder, 55 do.
George Cathro, 83 Perth Road.
J. & I. Carrie, 9 High Street.
Anthony Chapell, 37 Scouringburn,
William Christie, 144 Hawkhill.
Mrs Craig, Hunter Street, Scouringburn.
Thomas Crombie, 81 Nethergate.
Arthur Crombie, 122 and 124 Hawkhill.
Robert Dow, 17 Dudhope Street.
George Druramond, 48 West Port.
Jolin Duncan, 22 Small's Wynd.
Mrs Easson, 131 Hawkhill.
William Edward, 7G Prince's Street.
David Feathers, 47 Union Street.
John Ferguson, West Port.
William Ferguson, 113 Hilltown.
Forbes & Grahame, 59 Overgate.
John Frazer, 14G Scouringburn.
John Gordon, 8G King Street.
William Graham, 78 Hilltown.
Robert Guthrie, 30 and 32 King Street.
John Hampton, 77 Perth Road.
Kennoway & Co., 49 West Port,
Alexander Laird, 127 Hilltown.
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Alexander Lindsay, 32 Lower Pleasance.
Alexander Lyall, 134 Overgate.
Peter Lyell, 44 Blackness Road.
Andrew M'CuUoch, 30 Castle Street.
William M'Culloch, 56 Wellgate.
Thomas M'Ewan, Cotton Road.
James M'Glashan, 22 Bell Street.
Agnes M'Grady, 170 Hawkhill,
Peter McGregor, 34 Blackness Road.
James M'Nicoll, 56 Overgate.
Duncan M'Pherson, 108 Scouringburn.
David Mann, 90 & 92 Prince's Street, and 21 Bucklemaker Wynd.
David Mathew, 130 Hawkhill.
Robert Mathew, 118 Prince's Street.
William Marshall, 62 and 64 do.
David Marshall, 44 Wellgate.
James Miller, 13 Croall's Rocks.
John Miller, 26 High Street
John Moncrieff, 102 Seagate.
Mrs J. Moncur, 56 Prince's Street.
William T. Myles, 57 King Street.
Peter Oliver, 31 Rose Street.
Thomas Ower, 212 Overgate.
David Peters, 50 West Port.
Thomas Phin, 9 Hunter Street.
James Prain, 121 Murraygate.
John Prain, 192 Hawkhill.
Donald Robertson, 130 Murraygate.
George Robertson, 33 Wellgate.
James Rollo, 38 West Port.
Andrew Rollo, 61 West Port.
Alexander Ross, 16 Scouringburn.
John Ross, 8 Commercial Street, Maxwelltown.
William Saunders, 144 Murraygate.
William Saunders, 199 Hawkhill.
Charles Scott, 35 Scouringburn.
John Scrymgeour, 59 do.
John Scrimgeour, 24 & 26 North Tay Street.
John Small, 62 King Street.
Stawart Spence & Son, 4 Cotton Road.
James Steele, 2 Mid Shore.
Isabella Taylor, 175 Overgate.
Thomas Sime, Lower Pleasance.
John Thomson, 45 Perth Road.
John H. Whitton, 51 Scouringburn.
A. J. Wighton, 7 Hilltown.
William Wighton, 1 do.
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George Wilson, 59 King Street.
Alexander Young, 58 Hilltown.
HECKLE MAKERS.
Thomas Child, 51 Reform Street.
John Miller & Son, Bucklemaker Wynd.
Wilson & Aberdein, Willison Street, Barrack Street.
Andrew Wilson, 40 Seabraes.
HAIRDRESSERS, &C.
James Allan & Son, 14 Criehton Street.
Thomas Allan, 25 Murraygate.
Archibald Anderson, 85 Hilltown.
Thomas Bell, 45 West Port.
Thomas Bogue, 65 King Street.
Alexander Dempster, 187 Hawkhill.
Robert Guthrie, St Roque's Lane.
Daniel Innes, Trades' Hall, 3 Murraygate.
James Lawrence, West End Fish Street,
William Leighton, 9 Barrack Street.
Alexander Lesslie, 37 Wellgate.
John Low, 1 5 Seagate.
John Low, 19 Hawkhill.
David Malcolm, 106 Scouringburn.
Robert Muir, 6 Seagate.
James Neil, 102 Murraygate.
John Nicoll, 6 Overgate.
Alexander Paterson, 35 Castle Street.
William Philips, 11 Thorter Row.
Ebenezer Rattray, 88 King Street.
David Reid, 203 Hilltown.
John Reid, 32 Wellgate.
James Robb, 6 Ann Street, Maxwelltown.
Alexander Urquhart, 220 Overgate.
Robert Watt, 120 do.
HATTERS.
E. F. Dickinson & Co. 11 Union Street,
William Ferrier, 1 Criehton Street.
J. & J. Millar, 2 Reform Street
John Robertson, 46 High Street.
Alexander Leask, 3 Reform Street.
James Lennox, 3 Nethergate.
J. & J. Wilson, 26 Reform Street.
J. Taylor, 17 Nethergate.
David TuUoch, 65 Murraygate.
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HERBALISTS.
Br Batchelor, 27 Small's Wynd.
Gersham Batchelov, 74 Nethergate.
William Brooks, Barron's Court, West Port.
William Clyde, 9 Scouringburn.
David M'Nair, 99 Hawkhill.
HOSIERS, &C.
E. F. Dickinson & Co., 11 Union Street.
John L. Crowlie, 25 Perth Road.
Mrs J. Davie, 159 Overgate,
David Dick, 71 High Street.
James Petrie, 37 West Port.
Ebenezer Robertson, 20 Murraygate.
George Robertson, 40 Overgate.
Abram Lesslie, 15 Murraygate.
Donald M'Gregor, 4 Perth Road.
James Scott, 11 Prince's Street.
William Thomson, 67 Souringburn.
HOTEL, INN, AND TAVERN KEEPERS.
Anchor Tavern, 161 Overgate.
Mrs Wallace, Albion Hotel, 15 Tally Street and 48 Overgate. .
Alexander Baillie, Hammerman's Tavern, 51 High Street and 1
Overgate.
Thomas Banks, Bell Rock Tavern, 14 West Dock Street,
Robert Bower, 66 High Street.
British Hotel, 4 Castle Street and 3 Seagate.
William Bruce, Hammerman's Tavern, Gray's Close, High Street.
John Cameron, Perthshire Tavern, 11 Church Lane.
Mrs M. L. Walker, Commercial Hotel, 51 Overgate.
John Cowie, Oyster Tavern, Dyer's Close, 22 Murraygate.
George Crammond, Star Inn, 56 Seagate and Murraygate,
Walter Denham, 126 Murraygate.
Ducat's Inn, 5 North Tay Street.
Dundee Arms Tavern, 9 Church Lane,
John Fyall, Fifeshire Inn, 2 Craig Street.
Robert Hill, 13 Overgate.
John Jack, Fleece Tavern, 6 Murraygate.
Miss Low, Harrow Taverii, 8 St Clement's Lane.
Thomas M'Ritchie, 51 High Street.
Queen's Arms Tavern, 30 Nethergate.
Mrs John Reid, Wrights' Hall, Key's Close, Nethergate.
E. Ruxton, ship-tavern, 13 Fish Street.
Mrs Small, Stobb's Well Tavern, Forfar Road.
Royal Hotel (Alexander Stewart), 54 Nethergate, and 5 Union St.
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James Stewart, Crown Hotel, Greenmarket.
Unity Tavern, 43 Overgate.
Mrs J. Wallace, Victoria Hotel, 8 Barrack Street.
HOUSE FACTORS.
George Ireland, 24 Dudhope Crescent.
James M'Intyre, office of Treasurer of Police.
James Miln, Rankin's Close.
John Mitchell, 48 Overgate.
INSURANCE BROKERS AND AGENTS.
Baxter & Miller, 20 Reform Street.
Samuel Brodie, 3 King Street,
William Christie, 2 Panmure Street.
James C. Guthrie, 6 Dock Street.
T. L. Hammond, 28 Castle Street.
James Hunter, 10 High Street.
J. Hutchison, Bank of Scotland's Office.
Andrew Ogilvie, 21 Castle Street.
George Reid, Tay Marine Insurance Co.'s Office.
Ebenezer Erskine Scott, 1 Bank Street.
William Sturrock, 12 Bain's Square.
Patrick H. Thoms, 14 St Andrew's Place.
William Wrongham, Panmure Street.
INSPECTORS OF POOR.
Thomas Ferguson, 48 Barrack Street.
Henry Jack, do., do.
IRONMONGERS AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS.
James Buchan, 1 High Street and 1 Castle Street.
James T3undas, Trades' Lane, and Trades' Lane Court.
James Fleming, 5 Overgate. >
Alexander Gilrnth, 38 Reform Street, and 32 Nethergate.
Peter Gilruth, 52 High Street, and 33 Overgate.
Keay & Rattray, 22 Dock Street.
Kidd & Macpherson, 18 Overgate.
Alexander Lawson, 25 High Street.
James and David Lawson, 57 Murraygate.
James M'Artney, 21 West Port.
M'Laren & Grandy, 111 Overgate.
James Murray, 11 High Street, and south side Victoria Dock.
William Murray, 148 Murraygate.
G. H. Nicoll, 38 Overgate.
J. R. Nicoll, Yeaman Shore.
Thomas Nicoll, Yeaman Shore.
Andrew Ramsay, 217 Overgate.
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James T. Rattray, 25 Overgate.
George Scott, jun., 3 High Street.
George Stephen, 29 Castle Street.
F. "Watson, 81 Murray gate.
John Watson, 21 High Street.
JEWELLERS AND GOLDSMITHS.
John Austen, 15 Nethergate.
Alexander Cameron, 4 High Street
Mrs Constable, 7 do.
James Mills, 28 do.
Alexander Sinclair, 24 Nethergate.
R. H. Thomson, 28 do.
LIME AGENTS.
John Dow, Brown Sti'eet.
Robert Lyell, South Union Street.
James Webster, 61 Hawkhill.
LIVERY STABLERS, POSTING AND COACH HIRERS.
Richard Cruickshant, 34 and 36 Castle Street.
Thomas Lyon, 3 Vault.
John Morris Mellows, 23 Perth Road.
Thomas Mitchell, 20 Yeaman Shore.
John Stewart and William Stewart.
William Stewart, 26 King Street.
LODGING-HOUSE KEEPERS.
Mrs Adams, Morton's Square, 31 Wellgate.
Mrs Alexander, 47 West Port.
Mrs Barrie, 36 Murraygate.
Mrs Bell, 10 West Dock Street,
Mrs Birrel, 13 Yeaman Shore.
Mrs James Bowman, 1 Bank Street.
Mrs Bricknall, 23 Union Street.
Mrs Burns, 43 Castle Street.
Mrs Chisholm, 33 do.
Mrs CroU, 4 Tay Street Lane.
Mrs Cruickshanks, 37 Nethergate.
Mrs Duncan, 14 St Andrew's Street.
Miss Farquharson, 41 Reform Street.
Mrs A. Ferguson, 1 South Tay Street
Mrs Fitchet, 78 Murraygate.
Mrs Fleming, 32 Castle Street.
Mrs Fleming, 3 King Street.
Mrs David Greig, 27 Cowgate.
Mrs Hankins, 29 Union Street
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Misses J. «Sr B. Hay, 66 King Street,
Mrs Hean, 82 Overgate.
Mrs Hunter, 27 Cowgate.
Mrs J. H. Johnston, 32 Castle Street.
Mrs Kidd, 43 Exchange Street.
Mrs M'Kay, 3 Mill Park Road.
Mrs Martin, 3 West Port.
Mrs Maxton, 8 Crichton Street.
Mrs Miln, 4 Hunter Street.
Mrs Murray, 30 Seagate.
Mrs John Robertson, St Paul's Court, 61 Murraygafee.
Mrs R. Paterson, 3 South Tay Street.
Mrs Pearson, 40 Union Street.
Miss Powells, 54 Seagate.
Mrs J. Reid, 49 Cowgate.
Mrs G. Ronaldson, 37 Union Street.
Mrs John Shepherd, Campbell's Close, 75 High Street.
Miss Shepherd, 65 Overgate.
Mrs Stratton, 3 West Port.
Mrs Swinton, 7 Mid Street, Chapelshade.
Mrs Andrew Watt, 43 Exchange Street.
Mrs Ann Webster, 7 do.
MANGLE KEEPERS.
Mrs Armstrong, 105 Nethergate.
Mrs Milne, 7 Willison Street.
Marjory Donaldson, 11 Dudhope Wynd.
Mrs Crabb, 35 Brown Street.
Mrs Blair, 17 North Tay Street.
Mrs Stewart, 96 Overgate.
Mrs Stewart, 14 Henderson's Wynd.
Mrs Smart, Gellatly's Square, 89 Nethergate.
Mrs David Livie, Dudhope Crescent.
Mrs M'Kenzie, 66 Wellgate.
Mrs Mlntosh, 15S Hilltown.
Mrs Milne, 7 Willison Street.
Mrs Gray, Gray's Close, High Street.
Widow Glenday, Young's Close, Murraygate;
Mrs Henderson, 4 Tay Street Lane.
Widow Pyatt, 53 South Lindsay Street.
Mrs Richardson, Souter's Close, West Port.
Mrs Chisholm, 20 Dudhope Street.
MANUFACTURERS.
George Bain, 45 Elizabeth Street, Maxwelltown,
Baxter Brothers (Power-loom) 31 Cowgate.
George H. Baxter, William Street, King Street.
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John Cowley Baxter, James' Street j Maxwelltown.
James Beharrie, 12 Rose Street.
Robert Beharrie, 36 Dudhope Street.
William Beharrie, Wallace Street, Prince's Street.
David Birnie & Son, Wellington Street.
Alexander Blackie & Son, 26 Cowgate.
James Brough, Peep o' Day, Ferry Road.
George Brown, 12 Blackness Road.
James Brown, top of Sugar House Wynd.
James Bruce, 123 Overgate.
John Bruce, Small's Wynd.
Alexander Butchart, Isles' Lane, HawkhilL
David Butchart, 89 Cowgate.
Edward Caird, 59 do.
Alexander Cameron, 8 Baltic Street.
James Campbell, cellar under 25 St Andrew Street.
Alexander Chalmers, 38 Cowgate.
Peter Chalmers, 31 Annfield Road.
Charles Clark, 233 Overgate.
Robert Cock, 22 Bell Street.
Cox Brothers, 30 St Andrew's Street.
James Coupar, 12 West Wynd, Perth Road.
James Deuchars, Ford's Wynd, do.
James Doig, 183 Hawkhill.
Alexander Easson, Cotton Road.
John Ewan, 36 Cowgate.
W. Fergusson & Sons (Power-loom), 13 Cowgate.
D. F. & W. Gibson, Commercial Street, Maxwelltown,
Joseph Gibson, 7 Rosebank.
Robert Gibson, 9 Union Place, Perth Road,
William Gilroy, Bonnybank Road.
John Glass & Son, Albert Street.
Alexander Greig, James' Park.
William Henry, Rosebank.
James Hodge, 10 Peter Street.
R. G. Holden, 93 Seagate.
Thomas Holmes, 5 Seafield Lane.
William Howe, 1 St Andrew's Street.
James Ireland, 1 Bellfield Lane, Hawkhill.
John Kennedy, 185 Hawkhill.
David Kyd, Rosebank.
John Laing (Power-loom), 2 St Andrew's Street,
Alexander Lamb, Lamb's Lane, Forebank.
John Lamb, Cotton Road.
James Lawson, 36 Blackness Road.
William Lawson, 15 Long Wynd.
James Livingstone, Forebank.
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Andrew Low, 89 Hilltown.
Malcolm M'Lean, Birch Lane Factory, Scouringburn.
Alexander M'Walter, 12 Reform Street.
Joseph Martin, Constable Street.
David Marshall, Bucklemaker Wynd.
G. Miller, 5 and 7 Union Place.
David Mills, 26 Rosebank.
John & Alexander Mills, 41 Cowgate.
John Moir, 18 Sfc Andrew's Street.
William Moir, William Street, King Street.
Alexander Moncur, 16 St Andrew's Place.
Alexander Morrison, 1 Union Street, Maxwelltown
John Morrison, 7 do. do.
Robert Myles, 52 St Andrew's Street.
Alexander Neish & Co., Lady Well Lane.
James Neish, Heathfield Factory.
Alexander C. Ogilvie, Rosebank and Hilltown.
James & Robert Ower, 27 West Wynd, Hawkhill.
John Ogilvie, 8 Baltic Street.
William T. Ogilve, 222 Perth Road.
George Philip, 1 1 Upper Pleasance.
James Prain, 25 Hawkhill.
William Proctor, Powrie Lane, Chapelshade.
John Rattray, Scouringburn.
James Reid & Son, Scouringburn.
Richards & Co., of London, Panmure Street.
Andrew Robertson, 47 Cowgate.
Francis Robertson, 44 St Andrew's Street.
James Robertson, 31 Forebank Road.
Joseph Robb, 40 Cowgate.
Robert Ross, 13 Overgate.
George Samson, 31 James' Street, Maxwelltown.
George Samson, Hawkhill.
Hugh Samson, 1 Jamaica Street, Maxwelltown.
William Samson, 79 Hilltown.
Thomas Saunders, 13 Meadow Street.
David Scott, Mid Wynd, Perth Road.
William Scott, Forebank Road.
John Sime, Blackness Road.
James Smeaton, 1 Queen Street.
David Smith, 34 St Andrew's Street
P. & J. Smith, Cowdenknowes.
Henry Smith & Co., 47 Cowgate.
David Stark, 24 Bucklemaker Wynd.
James Stark, Lilybank.
John Stephen, Lower Lilybank.
George Stewart, 18 Thomson Street.
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Andrew Storrier, 30 Cowgate.
James Sturrock, 22 Ann Street, Maxwelltown.
James Thomson, 216 Perth Road.
Peter Thomson, 348 do,
John Waddel, do.
John Waddel, 3 Wilkie's Lane, Hawkhill.
John Whitton, 37 Hilltown.
Thomas Wood, 166 Hawkhill.
William Young, Anderson's Entry, 122 Hawkhill.
MAEBLE CUTTERS.
Thomas Innes, Meadow Road.
John M'Laren, 51 Nethergate.
MAST, BLOCK, AND PUMP MAKERS.
Thomas Clark, south side Victoria Dock.
George & David Livie, 25 West Dock Street.
James Nicoll, south side Victoria Dock.
MEAL SELLERS.
Mrs Wood, 100 Overgate.
Mrs Lonney. 186 do.
James Milne, 239 do.
MERCHANTS.
Alexander Anderson, 23 St Andrew's Street.
David D. Anderson, do.
J. C. Anderson, 9 Bain's Square.
William Anderson, 5 St Andrew's Street.
Alexander Balfour, 25 Cowgate.
Baxter Brothers & Co., 31 Cowgate.
Edward Baxter, 1 King Street.
William Baxter, 31 Cowgate.
James PI. Bell, 131 Murraygate.
Andrew Benvie, Baxter's Court, 39 Cowgate.
Miller Berrie, 9 King Street.
Thomas Bell, 131 Murraygate.
William Black, 37 do.
William Blakey, 32 Cowgate.
George Bower, Alexander's Close, 122 Murraygate.
Samuel Brodie, 3 King Street.
Alexander Brown, 27 Cowgate.
Andrew Brown, 53 do.
David Barclay Brown, 51 do.
James & William Brown, 20 Wellgate.
A, M. Cadenhead, 118 Perth Road.
Alexander Cameron jun., 50 Cowgate.
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Charles Chalmers, 13 Bain's Square.
Charles Chalmers jun., do.
Richard Clement, Glasgow, 39 Elizabeth Street, Maxwelltown.
George Cochrane, 131 Seagate.
William Collier, 2 Panmure Street.
John Cowan, 196 Overgate.
Cox Brothers, 30 St Andrew's Street.
William Crockatt, jun., 1 Upper Dudhope Crescent.
William Crosthwaite, 23 St Andrew's Street.
Robert Davidson, 38 Castle Street.
David Dick, 51 St Andrew's Street, at H. P. Ree & Co"*-.
Joseph Doctor, 33 Nethergate,
Thomas Douglas, 53 Cowgate.
John Duncan, 39 and 41 St Andrew's Street.
Peter Duncan, 10 Peter Street.
Edward Ebel, 14 Bain's Square.
Allan Edward, 28 Cowgate.
A. & D. Edward & Co., do.
W. P. Fairweather, 10 St Andrew's Street.
Robert Farquharson, Westfield, Perth Road.
George Gilroy, 16 Couper's Alley.
Joseph Given, 2 Panmure Street.
James Gray, Couper's Alley.
R. Gray, Yeaman Shore.
David Guthrie, 14 Taylor's Lane, Perth Road.
James Guthrie, 22 St Andrew Street.
Haddon & Paterson, 46 do=
Samuel Holmes & Co., 8 Peter Street.
Robert Hutton, Isles's Lane, Hawkhill.
Jaffe Brothers, 17 Cowgate.
George Jameson, Panmure Street.
William Johnston, do.
William Justice, Kirk Entry, Wellgate.
David Keith, Meadow Place.
Kerr & Guild, 18 Dock Street
George Key, 59 Cowgate.
Kinmond & Hill, 6 do.
Paul Lamb, 74 Hawkhill.
William Lamb, 13 Dock Street.
John Lawson, 56 St Andrew's Street.
Robert Leslie, 12 Dock Street.
Alexander Lindsay, 18 West Port.
James C. Lindsay, 16 Dock Street.
William Lindsay, do.
Lipman & Ham el, 17 Cowgate.
Peter Lowden, Peter's Court, 18 Cowgate.
Alexander Low, 91 Hilltown.
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John Lowson & Sons, 27 Cowgate.
James Luke, 9 Bain's Square.
James Lyell, 25 Cowgate.
George J. Lyon, 1 St Andrew's Street.
James M^Gavin, 7 Cowgate.
Mathew M'Kenzie, 21 North Tay Street.
David Martin & Co., 10 Bain's Square.
"William Mason, 23 St Andrew's Street.
Andrew Mercer jun., 11 Dock Street.
John Miller, 9 Bain's Square.
Richard A. Miller, 6 St Andrew Street.
John Mills, 17 West Wynd, Perth Road.
Alexander Milne, 47 Wellgate.
T. W. Milne, Panmure Street.
Robert Milne, Peter's Court, Cowgate.
Francis Molison, Bain's Square.
D. & J. Moncur, 45 Cowgate.
Mordaunt, Lucas, & Faithful, 128 Seagate.
Robert Morton, Tannage Buildings, Meadowside,
William Morton, 9 Paton's Lane, Perth Road.
Patrick Murison, 10 Trades' Lane.
Thomas Murray, 36 Castle Street.
David Myles, 134 Seagate.
Neilson & Co,, 14 Bain's Square.
Thomas Neish, 5 do.
George Hair Newall, 55 Cowgate.
Walter Newall, 12 Hawkhill Place.
William Nicoll, Seagate.
Nicoll & "Webster, do,
Charles NorriCj 11 Cowgate.
Alexander Ogilvie, 9 Shore Terrace.
John Paton, 8 St Andrew's Street.
Paton & Fleming, 17 Cowgate.
George A. Pattullo, 1 6 Trades' Lane.
James Pennycook, Trades' Lane.
David Peter, 31 St Andrew's Street.
John Peter sen., 14 Bain's Square Court.
Obrian B. Peter, do.
Thomas Powrie, Powrie's Lane, Bell Street.
George Philip jun., 8 Peter Street.
Robert D. Pryde, 5 Commercial Street.
A. & A. Pirie, 32 Cowgate.
James Ramsay, 44 High Street.
H. P. Ree & Co. 51 St Andrew's Street.
David Robertson, 135 Hawkhill.
John Robertson, 116 do.
Charles Roger, 1 Peter Street.
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James Rowan, 13 & 15 St Andrew's Street
O. J. Rowland, 30 Meadow Entry.
Andrew Roxburgh, 107 Seagate.
Frederick Schwann, 22 St Andrew's Street.
James Small, Temple Lane.
James Small jun., St Andrew's Street.
Robert Small, Peter's Court, Cowgate.
William Small, 1 do. do.
Silvester Smith, 4 Panmure Street.
David Soot, 82 Overgate.
James Soot, 27 Cowgate.
Alexander Souter, Roodyards.
John Thain, 37 Exchange Street.
George Thoms, 4-5 Mid Shore.
George Thoms, St Andrew's Place.
John Thoms, 47 High Street.
P. H. Thoms, 14 St Andrew's Place.
Peter Thoms, 47 High Street.
John Todd, Sydney Place, Constitution Road.
William TurnbuU, 27 Cowgate.
William Wallace, 51 do.
James Watt, 131 Murraygate.
James Watt, jun., 13 Dock Street.
A. Webster, 29 Wellgate.
Robert Webster, Castle Street.
William Weir, 69 Nethergate.
James Whitton, 35 Hilltown.
E. Wilson, 32 Murraygate.
George K. Young & Co., 41 Meadowside.
MIDWIVES, &c.
Mrs Adam, St Mary's Close, 30 Nethergate.
Mrs Drummond, 37 Hawkhill.
Mrs Linn, 4 Hunter Street.
Mrs M'Dougall, 6 Hawkhill.
Mrs Morrison, 29 Constitution Road.
MILLINERS AND DRESSMAKERS.
Misses Anderson, Union Close, 25 Nethergate.
Mrs Alexander, 66 Nethergate.
Misses Bisset, 84 do.
Miss Bowman, 95 do.
Miss Brown, 21 Reform Street,
Miss Bruce, 14 Greenmarket.
Miss Isabella Davidson, 148 Hilltown.
Mrs Ferrier, Speid's Close, 19 Overgate.
Miss Forbes, 27 Nethergate.
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Miss Habenton, 97 Nethergate.
Miss Hazeel, 39 do.
Miss Hill, do. do.
Miss Hutcheson, 28 West Port.
Miss Jamieson, 13 Tally Street.
Miss Kerr, 125 Nethergate.
Miss Law, 105 do.
Miss Leitch, 162 Scouringburn.
Misses A. & J. Lowson, 200 Hilltown.
Miss Elizabeth M'Gillivray, 155 Overgate.
Miss Jean M'Intyre, M'Cosh's Entry, Murraygate.
Misses E. & C. M'Kenzie, Jobson's Land, Meadow Entry,
Miss Elizabeth Mathew, 130 Prince's Street.
Miss Miller, 61 West Port.
Misses Miller, 2 Gellatly's Buildings, Nethergate.
Mrs Morris, 142 Overgate.
Mrs Mudie, 117 Perth Road.
Miss Nicol, 4 Tay Street Lane.
Miss NicoU, 63 Scouringburn.
Miss Nucator, 60 Overgate,
Mrs Pirie, and Miss Hutton, 49 Murraygate.
Miss Ann Pullar, 32 Union Street.
Miss Robertson, 1 Blackness Road.
Miss Smith, 51 Nethergate.
Misses Smiths, 5 Bain's Square.
Misses Taylor, 8 Crichton Street.
Mrs D. Taylor, 62 Overgate.
Miss Margaret Thomson, 18 Barrack Street.
Miss J. Todd, 140 Overgate.
Misses Valentine, 6 Victoria Square.
Miss Watson, 3 Thorter Row.
Miss Wilson, 104 Nethergate.
Miss Whyte, Dron's Close, 265 Overgate.
MILL-MANAGERS.
John AUardice, Wallace Craigie Mill.
Robert Berry, Christie & Son's Mill.
James Boyd, Sharp's Mill, Wards.
David Bruce, Lindsay Street Mill.
James Bruce, jun., Messrs Baxter Brothers & Co.
John Croall, J. & H. Walker's Mill.
John Downie, West Ward Mill.
James Dryden, Laing's Power Looms, Dens.
William Eadie, Mr Brown's Bell Mill.
Robert Findlay, Low Mill, Coldside.
William Greenhill, Ramsay's Mill, Pleasance.
Alexander Ray, Scouringburn Mill.
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William Kerry, Messrs Edwards' Works^ Scouringburn.
James Kiddie, Fergusson & Sons' Power Looms.
James Malcolm, Wallace Mills.
Samuel Mathers, Messrs Edwards' Works.
Alexander Maxwell, Tay Street Mill.
James Millar, Douglas Mill.
RobeM Mitchell, Pole Park Mill.
Adam Moir, Baxter Brothers & Go's., Power Looms.
Alexander Moon, Ward Mill.
Robert Pirie, Barrack Street Mill,
James Scott, Verdant Mill. v
James Small, Ladybank Mill.
William Smith, Hillbank Works.
Alexander Taws, Mr Edwards' Works, Scouringburn.
Walter Taylor, Bell Street Mill.
Peter Watson, Craigie Mill.
MUSICIANS.
George Beadson, 1 Overgate.
John Campbell, 132 do.
David Crabbe, 3 Baltic Street.
Gavin J. Melvin, 11 Thorter Row.
Robert Millar, 7 West Wynd, Perth Road.
James Pearman, 8 Victoria Square.
James & William Urquhart, 140 Hilltown.
NURSERY AND SEEDSMEN.
David James & Co., 34 Overgate.
William Laird, 88 Nethergate.
John Stewart, 21 do.
William Taylor & Son, Rosefield, Blackness Road.
William Urquhart & Sons, 16 Nethergate.
PAINTERS AND PAPER HANGERS.
William Batchelor, 18 Nethergate,
James Clark, 106 do.
Robert Cowie, 53 Reform Street.
T. Ferrier, 13 Castle Street.
James Hean, 71 Seagate.
David Ilynd, 43 and 55 Dock Street.
Arthur Lee, 54 St Andrew's Street.
James Mackay, 26 Meadow Entry.
James Marshall, top of Gellatly Street.
John Mathew, 64 Constable Street.
Joseph Murdoch, 51 Overgate.
Alexander Pirie, 17 Crichton Street.
David Pirrie, 21 do.
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"William Stewart, 55 Nethergate.
William Young, 72 Seagate.
PAVEMENT DEALERS.
Barrie & Smith, Meadowside.
James Black, Dundee & Newtyle Railway Station.
Thomas Findlay, Meadowside.
James Robertson, 1 Blackness Road.
PAWNBROKERS.
Archer & Begg, 1 Meadow Street, "Wellgate.
James Gilbert, 3 Vault,
Thomas Malcolm, Crichton's Close, 50 Murraygate.
Peter M'Glinchy, 5 Meadow Entry.
W. & A. Miller, 182 Overgate.
George O'Farrell, 165 Overgate.
Robert Robertson, 1 New Inn Entry.
Alexander Sinclair, 18 Nethergate.
PERFUMERS,
James Mills, 28 High Street.
G. Peddle, 3 Castle Street.
James Sprunt, 28 High Street.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGE0NS„
William Aitken, 19 Nethergate.
David Anderson, 17 King Street.
James Arrott, M.D., 19 do.
Alexander Bell, 164 Nethergate.
Robert Bell, M.D., Spring Grove, 170 do.
Henry S. Boase, M.D., 5 Fleuchar Craig.
Ebenezer John Brown, Royal Infirmary.
Alexander Cochran, 127 Murraygate.
James Cochran, top of Seagate.
Robert Cocks, M.D., 128 Murraygate,
David Colville Carruthers, M.D., 25 South Tay Street.
Joim Crichton, 28 do.
Alexander Duncan, M.D., 4 High Street.
E. M, Duncan, Greenfield Place.
James Ford, M.D., 18 St Andrew's Place.
William L. Gibson, M.D., 8 Tay Street.
John Gray, 14 Castle Street.
D. Lyell, 37 Tay Street.
Alexander Mackintosh, Royal Lunatic Asylum.
John Malcolm, M.D., 8 Barrack Street.
John Maxwell, M.D., 21 Tay Street.
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William Munro, 7 South Tay Street.
Adam Moon, 2 Union Street.
William Morris, 46 Blackness Road,
John Mudie, 3 Bain's Square.
Alexander Muir, 30 Nethergate.
Robert Nasmith, 10 Fleuchar Craig.
Archibald Newall, 12 Hawkhill Place.
Mathew Nimmo, 30 Reform Street.
Patrick Nimmo, 15 South Tay Street.
G. M. Osborne, M.D., 58 King Street.
George Paton, 5 St Andrew's Street.
W. C. Saunders, 11 Meadow Street.
Al9xander Blair Spence, Mid Shore.
Thomas Baird Spence, 5 Crichton Street.
J. M.Thomas, surgeon ; surgery, Crescent Street ; Ti. Craig Street,
Alexander Webster, M.D., 1 South Union Street.
PIANOFORTE AND MUSIC SELLERS.
William Stuart Allan, 6 Victoria Square.
John Wilson, 18 Nethergate.
PLANE-MAKERS.
John Dryburgh, Gardyne's Close, 42 Murraygate.
John Welsh, 11 Meadow Close, 56 do.
PLASTERERS.
David M'Beath, Meadows.
Hugh M'Conachie, 52 Barrack Street.
John Patrick, Bell Street.
Alexander Tyrie, Meadowside.
William Tyrie, Mint Close, 51 High Street.
Alexander Small, Temple Lane.
James Steel, Meadowside.
PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS.
Ferguson & Lowuie, White Hall Close, 52 Nethergate.
John C. Low, 161 Union Street.
D. McDonald, 31 Overgate.
David Mackie & Co., 17 Meadow Entry.
William Macrea, 18 Bucklemaker Wynd.
William Reoch, 17 Meadow Entry.
Sutherland & Murdoch, 15 Reform Street.
James Walker, 36 Nethergate.
John Watson, 14 Barrack Street.
PORKCURERS AND DEALERS.
Bernard Cregan, 10 James' Street.
John GUiillan, Yeaman Shore.
John Hagan, 12 Ann Street.
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POTATOE DEALERS.
William Anderson, 168 Ovei'gate.
Charles Beat, 61 King Street.
Thomas Hosick, Morrison's Court, Wellgate.
James Ower, 42 Barrack Street.
William Young, 56 Bell Street.
Mrs Wilson, 72 Nethergate.
POULTEKERS.
Catherine Low, 72 Overgate.
Mrs M'Kenzie, 78 Nethergate.
Peter Robertson, 20 Fish Street.
Mrs Williamson, 37 Nethergate.
Mrs E. Young, 38 Union Street.
PRINTERS.
David Annan, 8 Overgate.
James Duff, 39 High Street.
James Chalmers, 10 and 12 Castle Street.
Greive & Shepherd, 6 High Street.
David Hill, Key's Close, Nethergate.
M'Cosh, Park, & Dewars, Croom's Close, and New Inn Entry,
High Street.
Alexander M'Donald, Dundee Advertiser Office.
PROVISION DEALERS.
John Boyd, foot of South Tay Street.
Eastern Trading Association, 47 Prince's Street.
John Guillan, Yeaman Shore,
Hill town Co-operative Association, 119 Hilltown,
Mrs Knight, 44 Bell Street.
Alexander Mitchelson, west end of High Street.
Alexander Scott, Church Lane.
James Smellie, 120 Murraygate,7l Wellgate, and 240 Overgate.
Mrs Smith, 102 Nethergate.
William Speed, 115 Perth Road.
REED MAKERS.
William Duncan, 63 Wellgate.
Thomas Fyffe, 26 Hawkhill.
Thomas Milne, 2 Baltic Street.
ROPE, TWINE, AND SAIL MAKERS.
James Bell, Dock Street.
J. H. Buik, 1 Dock Street.
J. & A. Clark, 34 Constitution Street.
J'rancis Dick jun., 7 St Andrew's Street.
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William Low, 110 Hilltown.
Alexander Martin & Co., Dock Street,
John Mathew, 44 Hilltown.
Mitchell Mill, 110 Hilltown.
Alexander Ogilvy, 9 Shore Terrace.
SADDLERS,
John Arkley, Trades' Hall.
William Bisset, 55 Reform Street.
John Campbell, 7 Nethergate.
John Millar, 41 High Street.
James Webster; 2 do.
SAILMAKERS,
David Beat, Greenmarket.
E,. & D. Ferguson, 40 Dock Street.
Halkett & Adams, 3 do.
servants' registry offices^
Mrs Falconer, 113 Nethergate.
Agnes Low, 77 do.
Mrs Mackay, 22 Seagate.
Mrs James Reid, 14 Wellgate.
SHERIFF OFFICERS.
John Anderson, 14 New Inn Entry.
William, Clark, St Clement's Lane.
David Ferguson, 14 New Inn Entry.
George Hutton, 37 High Street.
John Low, 27 Overgate.
Alexander Morrison, Bell's Close, High Street.
John PuUen, 10 High Street.
James Scobie, 1 Meadow Entry.
SICK NURSES.
Mrs Blair, 7 Crichton Street.
Miss Mudie, 14 New Inn Entry.
Mrs Proctor, 77 Nethergate.
Mrs Charles Ross, 22 Rose Street,
SHIPBROKERS.
William Anderson, 39 Exchange Street.
James Clark, 56 East Dock Street.
Gray & Cay, 16 do., do.
Patrick Just, 37 Exchange Street.
William Lamb, 13 Dock Street.
William Methven, Trades' I^ane.
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Thomas Neish, 5 Bain's Square.
David Robb, 5 Gellatly Street.
Jonathan Smith, 45 Exchange Street.
SHIPBUILDERS.
Thomas Adamson, Marine Parade.
William Blair, 66 King Street.
John Brown, East Dock Street.
David Caiman, Marine Pai-ade.
John Caiman & Son, King William's Dock-
Alexander Steven, Marine Parade.
SHIP-CHANDLERS.
George Anton, 15 Crichton Street.
Robert Ferguson, 23 Greenmarket.
John Fyffe, Dock Street.
William Hutton, 22 Greenmarket.
Meldrum & Co., 6 Exchange Street.
SLATERS.
William Anderson, 33 Brown Street.
Cooper & Balbirnie, Meadowside.
D. & W. Crabb, Brown Street.
David Davidson, Park Lane, Temple Lane.
James Fyffe, Constitution Road.
James Law, 75 Cowgate.
Robert Leslie, 35 Murraygate.
James Mitchell, 1 Meadowside.
Stewart & Co. Meadowside, top of Panmure Street,
SODA WATER AND GINGER BEER MAKERS,
Peter Barrie, Campbell's Close, High Street.
Andrew Brodie, 40 Gellatly Street.
Peter Crighton, Young's Close, 66 Murraygate.
Alexander Davidson, Highland Close 83, Overgate,
Peter Herd, 36 Wilkie's Lane.
Mrs M'Kay, 1 Overgate.
SPIRIT-DEALERS.
Thomas Adam, 7 Brown Street.
Alexander & Co. Shand's Land, Cowgate.
Andrew Ambrose, 21 Nelson Street.
Barbara Anderson, 26 Session Street.
John Anderson, 8 Small's Wynd.
John Angus, 5 Thorter Row.
John Barney, 29 Hawkhill.
David Baxter, 25 Small's Wynd.
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Joseph Baxter, 10 Blackscroft.
David Bell, 2 Rose Bank Street.
George Black, 193 Hawkhill.
Henry Black, 1 Horse Water Wynd.
William Black, 30 Scouringburn.
John Boyle, 52 Ann Street.
David Brown, 31 West Port.
William Brown, 61 Seagate.
Alexander Buchan, Carnie's Land, Scouringburn.
Robert Bulk, 40 Blackness Road.
David Burke, 15 Hill town.
John Campbell, 34 Westport.
John Campbell, 89 Overgate.
Carnegie Grant, 43 Scouringburn.
Eliza Cassidy, 45 Castle Street.
James Chalmers, 99 Overgate,
Duncan Conacher, 218 do.
John Crammond, 67 Prince's Street.
John Crichton, 52 West Port.
William Crichton, 34 Castle Street.
William Cuthbert, 158 Overgate.
Mrs Dempster, 94 Scouringburn.
Bernard Devlin, 4 Dock Street.
Mrs Patrick Devlin, 105 Overgate.
Alexander Dewar, 42 Bell Sti-eet.
Jean Dewar, 194 Overgate.
Alexander Donald, 59 James' Park.
James Donald, 217 Pole Park R
Alexander Dow, 21 Prince's Street.
Mrs Dow, 42 Dock Street.
Charles Falconer, 12 Bell Street.
John Fegan, 30 East Dock Street,
Mrs Fitzgerald, 252 Hilltown.
Robert Fleming, 1 Overgate.
Alexander Forbes, 58 Hawkhill.
James Ford, 66 Overgate.
Thomas W. Forbes, 92 Scouringburn^
George Glass, 30 Constitution Road.
Adam Glen, 6 Fish Street.
James Gloak, 8 Scouringburn.
Janet Grahame, 19 do.
Mrs Gray, 1 Upper Pleasance.
William Gray, 44 Dock Street East.
David Hay, 13 Scouringburn.
Elizabeth Hay, 30 Rose Street.
G. Hay, 60 Seagate.
Thomas Hendry, 238 Overgate.
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Hugh Higgins, 13 and 15 Peter Street
James Hodge, Albert Street.
John Higgins, 1 West Port.
Mrs Hood, Vault.
Mrs Helen Hutton, 71 Blackscroft,
John Inches, 202 Seagate.
James Innes, 167 Overgate.
Mrs Ii'ons, 5 Vault.
Mrs Jack, 233 Hilltown.
Robert Kennedy, 44 King Street.
Stewart Kermack, 8 Session Street.
James Kermeth, 31 Small's "Wynd.
Robert Kerr, Trades' Lane.
David Kinmond, 25 Lilybank.
James Kirkpatrick, 16 Fish Street.
Nemial Little, 16 Bucklemaker Wynd^
Mrs Livingstone, Dock Street.
Helen Low, 86 Scouringburn,
Charlotte Low, 141 do,
Grace M'Arthur, 159 Hawkhill.
John M'Arthur, 5 do.
"W. M'Conochie, 41 Castle Street.
John M'Dougal, 36 Overgate.
Alexander M'Glashan, 1 1 1 do.
Alexander M'Kenzie, 36 Castle Street.
Mrs M'Kenzie, 2 Small's Wynd.
John M'Kenzie, 12 Hunter Street.
Alexander M'Lauchlin, 39 Bucklemaker Wynd.
John M'Lauchlin, 47 Wellgate.
Mrs M'Lauchlin, 38 Seagate.
Adam McLean, 65 Scouringburn.
John M'Lean, 79 Overgate.
Robert M'Quattie, 36 Hilltown.
Charles Mathew, 29 Seagate.
James Meach & Co., 7 Greenmarket.
David Meekison, 89 Scouringburn.
Archibald Menzies, 177 do.
Thomas Methven, 81 Seagate.
Thomas Millar, 2 West Port.
James Frazer, 49 Perth Road.
Henry Murray, 80 Overgate.
Mrs Lyall, 10 Coutie's Wynd.
•^Irs Nicoll, 57 Dock Street East.
James Ogilvie, 83 Scouringburn.
John Ogilvie, 89 Blackscroft.
Alexander Paterson, 58 Scouringburn.
Charles Paterson, 17 St Clement's Lane.
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John Paterson, 82 Dudhope Crescent.
Robert Pattie, 50 Dock Street East.
Thomas Peddie, 56 Blackness Road.
James Petrie^ 2 Fish Street.
Archibald Poustie, Hunter Street.
George Reid, 26 Greenmarket.
Alexander Robertson, 46 Scouringburn.
Alexander Robertson, 26 Bell Street.
Isabella Robertson, 9 Tod Burn Lane, King Street
James Robertson, 23 Barrack Street.
John Robertson, 111 Cowgate.
William Robertson, 46 Murraygate.
William Robertson, 18 Fish Street.
William Ross, 40 Wellgate.
George Salbert, 9 Tally Street.
John Scott, 1 Rose Street.
Robert Scott, 138 Hawkhill.
Edward Scrivens, 17 West Port.
Mrs D. Shearer, 9 Fish Street.
George Sheriff, Gray's Land, Yeaman Shore-..
John Sinclair, 15 Lower Pleasance.
James Smith, 30 Dudhope Street.
John Smith, 126 Overgate.
Peter Small, Vault.
Walter Smith, 10 Mid Shore.
Jean Stephen, 5 Blinshall Street.
Charles Stewart, 27 Upper Pleasance.
Janet Stewart, 36 Hawkhill.
John Stewart, 75 Overgate.
John Stewart, 81 Hill town.
Robert Stewart, 234 Perth Road.
Robert Stewart, 9 West Port.
Walter Strachan, 23 Nethergate.
David Sturrock, 72 Murraygate.
Thomas Thomson, 180 Overgate.
William Wallace, 203 do.
James Watt, 30 and 32 Prince's Street
Agnes Will, 118 Hawkhill.
James Wilkie, 205 do.
David Young, Ward Road.
Margaret Young, 88 Cowgate Port.
George Yule, 45 Hawkhill.
STATMAKERS.
Miss Airth, 104 Nethergate.
Mrs Cairncross, 168 do.
Miss Mary Ann Divine, 9 Barrack Street;.
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Miss Ferguson, 5 Barrack Street.
Mrs Ferguson, 73 Overgate.
Miss Ann Grant, 247 do.
Miss Hudson, 1 Arthur Street.
Mrs Ironside, Milne's Court, Wellgate.
Mrs Jameson, 6 Victoria Square.
Miss Milne, 127 Overgate.
Miss M'Gillivray, 44 Seagate.
STAW HAT MAKERS.
Misses R. & W. Adam, Miller's Court, 35 Cowgate,
Miss Helen Aiken, 93 Prince's Street.
Mrs Brown, 177 Overgate.
Miss M. Brown, 16 Reform Street.
Mrs Campbell, 91 Overgate.
Misses Jackson, 44 Scouringburn.
Miss Kidd, 30 Barrack Street
John & Henry Lorimer, 113 Overgate.
Misses Jane & Elizabeth M'Donald, 22 Crichton Street.
Miss Elizabeth Sandeman, 64 Hawkhill.
Misses Sime, 71 Murraygate.
Miss Young, Gunn's Close, 154 Overgate.
SURVEYORS.
David Crichton (for Lloyd's), 37 Exchange Street,
James Jack (of Taxes), 3 Thorter Row.
John Key (Land), 43 Overgate.
William L. Newby (do.), 40 Union Street.
"William Robertson (of Works), Police Oflace.
James Sime (Land), 6 Murraygate.
TAILORS.
Alexander Air, 31 Murraygate.
William Allan, 18 West Port.
William Anderson, 18 Bell Street.
Robert Bain, 6 High Street.
David Barclay, 54 West Port.
Charles Barrie, 77 High Street.
John Birmingham, 39 do.
William Blair, 127 Scouringburn.
John B, Blyth, 3 Bucklemaker Wynd.
Charles Brown, Pullar's Close, 132 Murraygate.
David Brown, 7 Mid Street.
Mathew Brown, M'Ritchie's Land, Middle Street.
Robert Brown, 2 Commercial Street, Maxwelltown,
William Butter, 205 Hilltown,
Alexander Cameron, 61 West Port.
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James Camei-on, 55 Murraygate.
William Couper (furnishings), 68 Murraygate.
Peter Crocket, Watt Street, Hawkliill.
John Gumming, Hunter Street.
James Davie, 144 Prince's Street.
Francis Dick, St Saivator's Close, 13 Overgate.
David Dickson, 88 Blackscroft,
James Dinnin, 191 Hawkliill.
Hamilton Douglas, 5 Bi-own Sti-eet.
John Downie, 9 Scouringbuvn.
John Duffus, 80 do.
Michael Duncan, Coupar's Alley, Wellgate.
David Fairweather, 140 and 142 Overgate.
William Fernham, 56 Hawkliill.
William Forbes, 45 Scouringbuvn.
Robert Fyffe, 85 Murraygate.
Stewart Fyfe, 198 Hilltown.
John Gordon, Young's Close, 66 Murraygate.
William Gorrie, 35 Overgate.
James Gow, Castle Court.
Alexander Gray, Smithfield.
John Hamilton, 5 Arthur Street.
David Hean, 7 Lindsay Street.
David Henderson, Middle Street.
William Henderson, 47 West Port.
William Jackson (furnishings), 44 Scouringburn.
James Kinnison, 55 Overgate.
Peter Kinnison, 13 do.
John Thomas Kinnear, 67 Murraygate.
Peter Laird, 3 Hilltown.
Lewis D. Leal, 13 Wellgate.
Isaac Lowe, 18 Nethergate.
John M-'Donald, 77 High Street.
Peter M'Dougall, 30 Bell Street.
Donald M'Lean, 26 Overgate.
James M'Philip, 2 Blackness Road.
John Mackay, 22 Seagate.
John M'Crosty, 11 Horsewater Wynd.
George Maxwell, 5 Church Lane.
Thomas Miller, 48 King Street.
Laurence Mundie, 56 Hilltown.
David Munro, 35 Ann Street.
William Neilsou, 162 Overgate.
William Nicoll, 6 Peter's Court, St Andrew's Place,
John Ogilvie, Parker's Court, William Street, King Street.
John Paterson, Dyer's Close, 22 Murraygate.
William Paterson, 37 High Street.
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Robert Patrick, 146 Murraygate.
William Peebles, 61 Rosebank.
Robert Phillips, 1 1 Thorter Row.
John Pryde, 17 Barrack Street,
William Ramsay, 39 Perth Road.
James Reid, 74 Albert Street.
David Rodger, 7 Todburn Lane, King Street.
James Rodger, Rankine's Court, 6 Murraygate.
James Robertson, 73 High Street.
John Russell, 49 Hawkhill.
James Scott, Gray's Close, High Street,
James Scott, 122 Overgate.
Thomas Scott, 181 Hilltown.
David Shepherd, 13 Prince's Street.
J. P. Smith, 6 High Street.
Peter Smith, 34 Hilltown.
William Souter, 80 Hawkhill.
George Stirling, 4 Hunter Street.
George Stephen, 27 Prince's Street.
John Stewart, 26 Scouringburn.
Robert Stewart, 5 Blackscroft.
Thomas Sturrock, 1 1 Arthur Street.
George fSydie, 70 Blackscroft.
David Thomson, 34 Bucklemaker Wynd.
James Thomson, 94 Hawkhill.
James Thomson, 58 Nethergate.
Hendry Wallace, 7 Blackscroft.
Andrew Warden, 80 Hilltown.
George Warden, 100 Hilltown.
John Wilson, 46 Bell Street.
Thomas Wilson, 75 Prince's Street.
John Young, 44 High Street.
William Young, 20 West Port.
James Yule, 17 Scouringburn.
TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS.
Graham Anderson, 6 Reform Street.
James Anderson, 12 Greenmarket.
Arthur Begg, 20 High Street.
Arthur Begg, jun., 20 do.
William Brown, 7 Overgate,
James Butchart, 3 Union Street.
David Campbell, 24 West Port.
John Coogan, 11 and 17 Greenmarket.
E. F. Dickenson & Co., 11 Union Street.
David Feathers, 19 High Street.
H. Findlay, 21 Barrack Street.
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Robert Gilchrist, 43 Hawkhill.
A. & T. Guthrie, 4 Murraygate.
Alexander Hutchison, 70 High Street.
Low & Scott, 68 Wellgate.
Joseph Lyell, 22 Mid Wynd.
Alexander M'Kean, 17 Crichton Street.
William Mathewson, 19 Union Street.
George Mill, 40 Barrack Street.
William Reid, 214 Perth Road.
Francis Rollo, 8 Cross Row, Small's Wynd.
James C. Ross, 21 Union Street.
William Scrimgeour, 13 Greenmarket.
Alexander Smith, 72 High Street.
John Smith, do. do.
Robert Stewart, 9 St Andrew's Street.
Tarbat and Bruce, 8 High Street.
George Thoms, 3 Crichton Street.
William Thomson, 8 Reform Street.
Joseph Young, 2 High Street.
TANNERS AND CURRIERS.
Alexander Balfour, 1 Vault. x
John Butchart, 57 Barrack Street.
Peter M'DufF, Dudhope and Fleuchar Craig.
Henry Henderson, Meadowside.
Peter Saunders, 2 Mid Street, Chapelshade.
Henry Thomson, 10 Barrack Street.
-TEA AND COFFEE HOUSE KEEPERS.
James Allan & Sou, 11 Crichton Street.
;^atrick A. Caithness, 76 Murraygate.
Thomas Lamb, 69 Murraygate and top of Reform Street.
William Mill, 4 West Dock Street.
Thomas Robertson, Commercial Street, Shore.
TEA DEALERS.
John Archbold^ 8 New Inn Entry.
Arthur Crowlie, 122 and 124 Hawkhill.
James Fyffe, 63 High Street.
Alexander Harper, 66 Constable Street.
Lewis D. Leal, 13 Wellgate.
Robert Nicoll, 14 Nethergate.
Paxton & Sinclair, 7 Reform Street, and 9 Union Street.
A. & N. Steel, 135 Murraygate, and 54 Overgate.
Mrs George Wighton, 46 Hilltown.
TEACHERS.
Miss Aimer, Greenfield Infant School.
Miss Allan, (Music) 6 Victoria Square.
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Alexander Andrews, 4 Brown Street.
John Balmain, St David's Sessional School.
George Barrie, Wallacetown Juvenile School.
"William Benvie, Scott's Close, Nethergate.
James Buchanan, Prince's Street School.
John R. Burns, Wallacetown Infant School.
Archibald Butterworth, (Music), Tay Street Lane.
Andrew Cant, 25 Constitution Road.
John Christison, Public Seminaries.
James Campbell, Watt Institution.
John Clark, (Navigation andNautical Astronomy) Trinity [House,
Yeaman Shore.
Miss E. Davidson, 32 Constitution Road.
George S. Dickson, Morrison's Court, Wellgate,
Thomas Dick, jun., Tay Square Seminaries.
Alexander Drysdale, Deaf and Dumb Institution, 15 Meadow
Street.
William Duffie, (Catholic), 28 Elizabeth Street, Maxwelltown.
John Edwards, (Navigation and Nautical Astronomy,) Tindal's
Wynd, Dock Street.
Archibald W. Fergusson, Brown Street Juvenile School.
J. & J, Fettes, (Dancing) 95 Seagate.
John Gilbert, Commercial Seminaries, Meadow Entry.
James Gray, (Dancing), 75 Perth Road.
George Greig, Gray Square, Hilltown.
Francis Guild, Royal Orphan Institution.
James Plamilton, Sessional School, Meadows.
James Inches Hillocks, Smithfield.
David Honeyman, (Hebrew, &c.,) St Paul's Court, 62 Murraygate,
John Hunter, Baltic Street.
Alexander Hutchison, Infant School, Church Street, Wallacetown,
Miss King, Mauchiin Tower Court, Murraygate.
Richard Low, A.M., Public Seminaries.
David Lyon, 7 Tay Street Lane.
Miss M'Alpin, Hilltown Infant School.
D. M'Donald, St Peter's School.
James M'Donald, Louden's Alley, Hawkhill.
Miss M'Duff, Baltic Street School.
Rev. Alexander M'Laren, Public Seminaries.
Misses M'Intosh, Ladies' School, 39 Meadowside.
Daniel M'Intosh, Meadowside Academy.
James Mathew, Public Seminaries. *
John Mathew, Tay Square Seminary,
Henry Martin, Fenton Street.
James Milne, Dens Mill School.
James Mill, Peter Street.
Miss Millar, top of South Tay Street, west side.
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Miss Miln, 18 Lower Pleasance,
Miss Morris, 17 Meadowside.
Miss Morrison, Wallacet6wn School of Industry.
David Munro, 22 Rosebank.
Miss Nicoll, Public Seminaries.
Misses Paterson, Preparatory Establishment for Young Ladies
33 Meadowside.
Miss Cathei-ine Pattullo, 3 Thorter Row.
David Petrie, Free St John's Juvenile School, Park Wynd.
Mrs Thomas Phin, St Paul's Chapel.
"William Ramsay, Bell Street Academy.
Alexander Robertson, top of Jamaica Street.
Mrs Robertson, School of Industry, 9 Willison Street,
Mrs Scott, Public Seminaries.
David Small, Blackscroft.
Alexander B. Smith, Public Seminaries.
Miss Smith (Boarding and Day School), 12 South Tay Street.
Miss Innes H. Steele (Drawing), Groom's Close, High Street.
Andrew Stewart, Blinshall Street.
Rev. Thomas Stirling, Tay Square.
Miss Sutherland, Cherryfield, Blackness Road.
David Thomson, Public Seminaries.
John Thomson, Dudhope Street.
Miss Watson, Tay Square Church.
William Wilson, Temple Lane.
TINSMITHS AND GASFITTERS.
John Batchelor, 21 Fish Street.
William Coupar, 40 West Port.
John Denoon, 84 and 86 Overgate.
Francis Dick, 15 Kirk Entry.
Miss E. Dick, 30 Wellgate.
Andrew Hynd, 26 West Port.
Mitchell «& Miller, Stewart's Court, Seagate.
James Leslie, 86 Murraygate.
Andrew Small, Mint Close, 51 High Street.
Alexander Stewart, 108 Hilltown.
James Stewart, Ann Street, Maxwelltown.
TOBACCONISTS.
Andrew Anderson, 76 Overgate.
David Clyde, 216 do.
Andrew Duffus, 64 Murraygate.
J. T. Fairweather, 113 do.
Mrs Farquharson, 1 do.
James M'Intosh, 22 W^st Port.
G. Millar, 2 Crichton Street.
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John Watson, 17Murraygate.
Mrs E, Watson, 17 do.
TURNERS.
John M'Gregor, William Street.
David Millar, 181 Hilltown.
William Skinner, Crescent Street.
UMBRELLA AND PARASOL MAKERS,
William Barclay, 12 Barrack Street.
Terence Collins, 49 King Street.
John Ellis, 137 Hilltown.
J. Mackay and Son, 28 Union Street.
Robert Meldrum, 9 Crichton Street.
UPHOLSTERERS.
G. & G. Batchelor, 32 Union Street.
Mrs Buist, 16 Castle Street.
Thomas Dempster, 26 Netliergate.
William Douglas, 105 Overgafce.
George Robertson & Co., Rankin's Close, 6 Murraygate.
T. and A. Smith, 43 Nethergate.
Mrs William Thomson and Son, Rankin's Close.
Edward Wilson, 29 Nethergate.
TINTNERS.
John Allan, Hospital Park.
William Allan, 9 Seagate.
Davidson Barclay, St Mary's Close, 30 Nethergate.
Charles Barrie, Coldside.
James Black, 112 Murraygate.
George Bunch, 231 Hilltown.
Bartholomew Burke, 5 Baltic Street.
Francis Cathie, 85 Overgate.
James Chrystall, 77 Cowgate.
Mrs Cooper, 104 Murraygate.
Mrs James Cooper, 5 Constitution Road. '
Joseph Doctor, 46 Barrack Street.
James Dunn, South Union Street.
Janet Fairweather, 9 Temple Lane.
Mrs Forrester, 70 Seagate.'
John Forbes, foot of Tindal's Wynd,
James Grieve, 43 Overgate.
William Hamilton, 112 do.
George Henderson, 51 Seagate.
William Hogg, West Shore, Craig.
William Jackson, Fish Street.
Donald Kennedy, 67 Seagate.
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David King, Couttie's Wynd,
Mrs Lee, 18 Tindal's Wynd.
J, Low, 28 Seagate.
James McDonald, 10 Don's Road, Rosebank,
Alexander M'Kenzie, Maryfield Tavern, Forfar Road.
Colin M'Kenzie, 74 Overgate.
Mrs M'Math, 36 Blackscroft.
Daniel Mara, 56 Murray gate.
James Measli, 2 Greenmarket.
John Menzies, 2 Castle Court.
James Mill, 8 West Dock Street,
Mrs Mill, 8 do.
William Mill, 6 Gellatly Street.
Miss Ann Allan, 41 Dock Street.
Alexander Moon, 22 Session Street.
Mrs Mudie, foot of Crichton Street.
Charles Murray, 15 Exchange Street.
Thomas Munro, 1 Dock Street West.
John Myles, Commercial Street.
Alexander Nicoll, below Wishart Church, Cowgate.
Ormsby & Co., 10 St Clement's Lane.
Mrs Margaret Pattullo, Croom's Close, High Street,
Robert Prain, 13 Thorter Row.
Duncan Robertson, G3 Seagate.
George Ross, 9 James Street, Maxwelltown.
William Sawer, 237 Overgate.
Alexander Scott, 8 Greenmarket.
David Sharp, 20 Barrack Street.
George Smith, Coldside,
John Smith, 81) Hendei'son's Wynd.
John Stevenson, li]2 Seagate.
Henry Swankie, 12 do.
John Tasker, 22 Fish Street. , '
Mrs Thomson, 3 Dock Street West.
Jane Thornton, 36 Henderson's Wynd.
Mrs Tosh, 23 Meadowside.
Samuel Wilkie, 118 Murraygate.
John Young, 28 Dock Street West.
Robert Young, 69 Magdalen Yard.
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKERS.
George Balsillie, 44 High Street.
James Cameron, 88 Murraygate.
James Douglas, 63 Prince's Street.
Fl. W. Farquharson, 15 High Street, below Town House.
Peter Feathers, 16 Dock Street.
Robert Leek, M'Cosh's Entry, Murraygate.
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Pius Feven, 73 High Street.
Thomas Low, 7 Qvergate.
John Lundie, 81 do.
James Sturrock, 53 Hilltown.
D. J. Watson, 42 Hawkhill.
Peter Whytock, 108 Overgate.
F. J. Wild, lOG Murraygate.
James Young, 28 Wellgate.
William Young, 10 Murraygate.
WHOLESALE ALE AND PORTER MERCHANTS.
Peter Constable, 1 1 Meadow Entry.
William Paxton, 9 Vault.
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS.
George Lloyd Alison, 20 Nethergate.
James Baird, 34 Murraygate.
n, & J. Brown, St Paul's Court, 61 Murraygate,
George S. Butter, 35 Meadowside.
George Campbell, 34 Union Street.
Alexander Cathie, 170 Overgate.
William Clark, 174 and 170 Seagate.
John Cunningham, 12 Castle Street.
Peter Dalgairns & Co., 3 Mid Shore.
Lewis Grant, 46 Union Street.
David Hutchison, 2 Barrack Street and 63 Overgate.
David Jobson, 95 do.
Alexander Kay, 52 Overgate.
James Scott, Scott's Angle, West Port.
William Stewart, 20 Dock Street.
Crawford Walker, 53 Murraygate.
WINE, SPIRIT, AND TEA MERCHANTS.
Robert Don, 41 Nethergate.
James Fair, 30 and 32 Prince's Street.
David Porter, 251 Overgate, corner of North Tay Street.
John Stewart, 5 New Inn Entry.
P. & A. Stewart, 38 Nethergate, and 1 Panmure Street.
WIRE WORKERS AND BELL HANGERS.
William Burns, Albert Court, 39 Nethergate, north side.
Archibald Dickie, 19 Barrack Street.
James Dickie, Queen Street.
William Morris, 63 Hawkhill.
WOOD MERCHANTS.
Peter Anderson, Yeaman Shore.
William Arklay, Candle Lane, Shore.
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Alexander Butchart, Ward Road.
Robert Christie, foot of Union Street.
George Jessieman, Exchange Street.
Sirkland &, Son, Trades' Lane.
WRIGHTS AND JOINERS.
Ebenezer Anderson, Anderson's Entry, HawkhilL
John Anderson, Dens Road.
Archibald Beat, 15 Dudhope Wynd.
William Brown, Albert Street.
Alexander Butter, Park Lane, West Port.
George Carr, 187 Hilltown.
George Carrie, Herald's Yard, Willison Street.
John Crocket, Bell Street.
James Cunningham, Dock Street West.
David Farmer, Smithfield.
James Farmer, Church Street, Prince's Street.
David Fender, Smithfield.
John Grieve, 127 HawkhilL
Peter Hean, Lindsay Street.
Charles Henderson, 2 Henderson's Wynd, West Port.
James Plerald, 6 Willison Street.
James Hughes, Meadowside.
Peter Hunter, 30 Ann Street.
John Ireland, 7 Ireland's Lane.
Thomas Kinnear, 10 Temple Lane.
James Knight & Son, 63 Wellgate.
William Knight, 20 Hilltown.
James Lamb, 24 Rosebank Street,
David Livingston, 3 Elizabeth Street.
David Lyon, Dudhope Crescent.
Daniel M'Nicoll;, Gray's Close, High Street.-
David M'Ritchie, 68 Prince's Street.
James Mathew, Bell Street Lane.
Alexander Meek, Middle Street.
Thomas Millar, 176 Hilltown.
John Milne, 71 Perth Road.
James Moncrieff, 112 Scouringburn.
Robert Murdoch, Park Lane, West Port.
John Nicoli, Burnhead.
William Ogilvie, 40 George's Place.
George Oswald, 26 Wellington Street.
William Philp, 16 W'dtt Street.
John RoUo, 13 Plawkhill.
Andi'ew Scott, 27 Prince's Street.
David Shepherd, Fenton Street, Meado^,^ide,.
y/'iiUain Shepherd, 35 Blackscroft.
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James Sime, 51 Dock Street.
James Skene, 20 Lower Pleasance,
William Skinner, Crescent Street,
Alexander Smith, Anchor Lane.
Charles Smith, Foundry Lane, East Port.
David Smith, 24 Session Street.
James Souter, 26 Souter's Close, Hilltown.
Alexander Strachan, 16 Mid Wynd.
John Swan, Blackness Road,
Thomas Watson, Perth Road.
Thmas Wighton, 89 Bucklemaker Wynd.
V/RITERS AND NOTARIES.
Thomas Alexander, County Sasine Office.
David Anderson, 1 1 Reform Street.
John Anderson, 10 Reform Street.
James Banks, 60 Bell Street.
William Barrie (Town Clerk), Town House.
Baxter & Alexander, 10 Reform Street.
Baxter & Miller, 20 do.
Edmund Baxter, (J. P. Fiscal), 20 Reform Street,
John is, Baxter, (Pro. Fiscal), 41 do.
John Bell and William Don, 38 Castle Street.
Hobert Boyd, 19 High Street,
George Campbell, 44 do.
Walter Thomson Carrie, Westfield Lane.
Christie and NicoU, 5 Reform Street.
David Cobb, 41 do,
David Cobb, jun., 12 New Inn Entry.
Ai'chibald Duncan, 6 High Street.
Henry Flowerdew, 20 Overgate.
William Allan Flowerdew, 20 do.
William Forbes, 3 Bank Street.
James Forbes, 26 Castle Street.
Thomas L. Hammond, 28 Castle Street.
'William Hay, 10 High Street.
James Hunter, 10 do.
David Jobson, Campbell's Close, do.
C. & J. Kerr, 26 Castle Street.
William Kerr, 1 Bank Street.
D. S. Littlejohn, 26 Castle Street. ^ '
D. W. M'Leod, do.
D. & J. M'Ewen, 6 High Street.
John M'Laren, 26 Castle Street.
Oliver Gourlay Miller', 20 Reform Street.
George Milne, 1 1 do.
David Mitchell, 41 do.
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Thomas Neave, 26 Castle Street.
Neish & Pattullo, 1 Bank Street.
J. M. Nimmo, 26 Castle Street.
James and John Ogilvy, 3 New Inn Entry.
N. M. Peddie, 5 South Union Street.
David Keith, 26 Castle Street.
David RoUo, 73 High Street.
John Scott, 3 Dock Street West.
Shaw, Reid, & M'Lauchlan, Burnhead.
Shiell & Small, 3 Bank Street.
George Simpson, 14 Church Lane, Tally Street.
Smith & Allan, 4 Reform Street.
William Steven, 6 High Street.
John Sturrock, jun. 21 Reform Street.
J. W. Thomson, 21 Castle Street.
Thomas Thow, 8 Mid Shore.
William Ure, 13 Church Lane.
Charles Walker, 19 High Street.
James Walker, 14 New Inn Entry.
Thomas Walker, Reform Street.
Andrew Willison, Exchange Buildings.
James Winter, 19 High Street.
Whyte & Thomson, 44 do.
MISCELLANEOUS.
James Aimer, fishing-rod and tackle-maker, 131 Murraygate.
Miss Janet Arklay, laundress, 87 Bucklemaker Wynd.
Davidson Barclay, sealing-wax manufacturer, St Mary's Close, 30
Nethergate.
J.Bon, chronometer, watch, and mathematical instrument-maker,
'chart seller, &c., 24 Dock Street East.
John Cameron, regimental bagpipe-maker, 44 Scouringburn.
Andrew Campbell, tap-room, top of South Lindsay Street.
David Campbell, veterinary sui-geon, foot of Thorter Row.
Robert Campbell, reporter, Advertiser office.
John Christie, carpet weaver, 2 Hawkhill.
Robert Donaldson, dentist, 41 South Tay Street.
James Farmer, weigher. Public Steelyard, South Union Street.
Robert Fawns, corn-meter, 38 Dock Street.
John Forsyth & Son, bookbinders, 22 Barrack Street.
John Frazer, town's officer, 20 St Clement's Lane.
Mrs Fyffe, ironer, 31 Hilltown.
James Hodge, lapidary, 54 Barrack Street.
James Innes, saw-repairer, 17 Peter Street.
Francis Mickelite, figure-maker and stucco-manufacturer, 42 Re-
form Street.
David Miller, rag merchant, 21 Seagate.
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Miss Mitchell, grave clothes maker, 168 Nethergate.
Miss J. Mitchell, furrier, 2 Bain's Square.
James McDonald, messenger-at-arms, 37 High Street.
Jchn McGregor, coppersmith and plumber, 39 Dock Street.
Peter M'Lean, tobacco pipe manufacturer, 22 Henderson's Wynd.
Andrew M'Nicoll, coffee-roaster, Small's Wynd.
Alexander M'Walfcer, shawl-manufacturer, 12 Reform Street.
Miss Neave, clear starcher, 110 Nethergate.
James Patrick, ornamentor of purses and dirks, 8 Meadow Entry.
David Petrie, paper-ruler, Key's Close, 48 Overgate.
Miss Agnes Reid, French polisher, Bell Street Hall,
Robert Russell, file and rasp re-cutter, Thoms' Close, Murraygate,
David Scott, skinner, Baldovan, near Dundee.
David Sharp, hay-merchant, South Union Street,
Alexander Sharp, packer, 4 Lilybank.
J. Stewart, japanner, Temple Lane.
William Taylor, lath- splitter, Ward Road.
Betty Thomson, tripe-cleaner, St Margaret Close, Fish Street.
George Thomson, sworn timber-measurer and bulker ; orders left
at John McGregor's, coppersmith, 39 Dock Street.
Misses Waddell, fancy knitters, 63 Reform Street.
Wilson & Co., lace and sewed muslin establishment, 34 Nether-
gate.
John Wishart, feather merchant, 8 Overgate.
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THE
FERmr,
IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER.
Addison, Mrs S., King Street.
Aimer, George, Fort Street.
Air, Wm., labourer, Brook Street.
Air, Wm., carpenter, King Street.
Alexander, David, tailor, do.
Alexander, Mrs Wm., Church Street.
Allan, George, saddler, Fisher Street.
Allan, William, writer, King Street.
Ambrose, Geo., shipmaster, Ambrose Street.
Ambrose, Mrs, Gray Street.
Amsden, Geo., officer of excise, Brook Street,
Annandale, Alex., late brewer, Long Lane.
Anderson, David, seaman. Bell's Lane, Fisher Street.
Anderson, Edward, mason, Brook Street.
Anderson, Francis, ropemaker, do.
Anderson, George, do. do.
Anderson, George, fisherman, Fisher Street.
Anderson, James, mason. Brook Street.
Anderson, James, cabinetmaker. Queen Street.
Anderson, John, pilot, Fisher Street.
Anderson, John, labourer, West Fei'ry.
Anderson, John, fisherman, Long Lane.
Anderson, Thomas, fisherman, Dundas Street.
Anderson, Thomas, Brook Street.
Anderson, William, railway man, Camperdown Street.
Anderson, William, shoemaker, Dundas Street.
Anderson, William, gardener, Ambrose Street,
Anderson, Ann, Church Street. '
Anderson, Isobel, teacher, do.
Anderson, Miss Jane, Bath Street.
Anderson, Mrs, lodgings. King Street.
Anderson, Marjory, Fort Street.
Anderson, Margaret, St Vincent Street.
Anderson, Mrs and Miss Stewart, Brook Street.
Anderson, Mrs George, Dundas Street.
Anderson, May, vintner, David and Fisher Street.
.Archer, Alexander, seaman _, Seafield.
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Archer, George, mason, Church Street.
Archer, George, salmon fisher, Queen Street,
Archer, George, land steward, Brook Street.
Archer, James, Brook Street.
Archer, John, mason, Queen Street.
Archibald, James, shipmaster. Brook Street,
Arklay, Miss Matilda, Fort Street.
Austen, John, wright. Brook Street.
Baillie, William, land steward, Camperdown Street.
Bain, Mrs, sempstress, Fisher Street.
Baird, William, weaver, Brook Street.
Barclay, Margaret, grocer, Long Lane.
Baronet, Alexander, watchman, Panmtire Field.
Barry, Helen, teacher. Brook Street.
Bathie, William, grocer. King Street.
Baiter, Alex., gardener, Seafield.
Baiter, Edmund, Esq., Beach.
Baiter, William, cowfeeder. Queen Street.
Begbie, Misses, Brook Street.
Bell, Andrew, grocer. Queen Street.
Bell, David, late corn-merchant, West Ferry,
Bell. James, fisherman, David Street.
Bell, James, ropemaker and grocer. King Street,
Bell, James, sen., nailer, Dundas Street.
Bell, Samuel, gi'ocer and spirit-dealer, King Street.
Bell, Mrs, Gray Street.
Blair, James C. G., Ambrose Street,
Blair, Thomas, grocer. Gray Street.
Blakey, J. H. flaxspinner. West Ferry.
Boaden, Stephen C. G., Beach.
Bonar, Mrs, earthenware dealer. Brook Street.
Boyd, Robert, labourer. Queen Street.
Burnet, Charles, hairdresser. King Street.
Butchart, Mrs, teacher, Gray Street.
Burns or Bruce, Mrs, King Street.
Brown, Alexander, staymaker, Long Lane.
Brown D., West Ferry.
Brown, George, mechanic. Queen Street.
Brown, John, do.
Caithness, Alex., shipmaster, Ambrose Street,
Caithness, Jane, King Street.
Caithness, Mrs George, Ambrose Street.
Cant, Wm,, weaver, Seafield.
Cant, Wm., seaman, King Street,
Cappo, Mrs James, Ambrose Street.
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Carnegy, James, bleacher, Queen Street.
Carmichael, Mrs, washer, Gray Street.
Chaplain, David, carter, Camperdown Street,
Chapman, Andrew, carpenter, Seafield.
Chapman, James, shipmaster. Brook Street.
Chambers, John, pilot, Fisher Street.
Christie, David, cowfeeder, Seafield,
Christie, James, labourer, King Street.
Christie, Miss, Links.
Chrystal, Jas., mechanic, Queen Street.
Clark, George, railway porter, Brook Street.
Clark, Isabel, West Ferry,
Corbit, John, of Excise, Forthill.
Cook, Mary, poulterer, Fisher Street,
Coupar, David, late merchant, Forthill.
Coupar, William, seaman. Fort Street,
Coupar, William, labourer, Queen Street.
Coupar, William, mason, do.
Cowie, James, seaman, Fort Street.
Cowie, William, labourer, Fisher Street.
Cox, James, manufacturer, Dundee; h. Brook Street.
Craig, Alexander, fisherman, Fisher Street.
Craigie & Walker, Misses, dressmakers. Fort Street.
Ceamond, Mrs Helen, grocer. King Street,
Crockat & Matthew, Misses, West Ferry.
Cuthbert, Andrew, carter, Bi'ook Street.
Cuthbert, William, seaman, do,
Crawford, David, labourer, Queen Street.
Davidson, Peter, fish-curer, Seafield.
Davidson, Mrs James, Beach.
Davidson, Margaret, West Ferry.
Deans, Alexander, baker. Fort Street.
Deans, Mrs James, Fisher Street.
Deans, Miss Lilias, Fort Street,
Deas, Mathew, cabinetmaker and grocer. Brook Street,
Deuchars, Mrs Captain, Fort Street,
Dick, Francis, builder and vintner, Claypots Road,
Dick, James, gamekeeper, Camperdown Street.
Dick, John, tailor. Brook Street.
Dick, Thomas, LL.D., Forthill.
Dick, William, weaver, Camperdown Street.
Dick, Agnes, Queen Street.
Dickie, George,|boatbuilder and eating-house, King Street,
Dingwall, Miss Barbara, Long Lane.
Doctor, Jean, grocer, Brook Street,
Don, Mrs Colonel, Fort Street.
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Donaldson, Andrew, wright, King Street.
Donaldson, James, fisherman, Fisher Street.
Donaldson, James, cooper, do.
Donaldson, Agnes, Forthill.
Dorward, David, thatcher. Brook Street.
Dorward, James, shipmaster, do.
Dorward, Cecil, weaver West Ferry.
Dorward, Mrs Peter, Alley Close.
Douglas, Major Archibald, Beach.
Douglas, Misses, do.
Douglas, Mrs, of Brigton, old Monifieth Eoad.
Dove, James, customs, Ambrose Street.
Dowie, Andrew, drayman, Union Street.
Drever, George, Long Lane.
Dry den, Mrs, Brook Street,
Duncan, Archibald, writer. Fort Street.
Duncan, David, millwright. Brook Street.
Duncan, Wm., grocer. King Street.
Duncan, Jean, washer. Brook Street.
Duncan, Mrs, Dundas Street.
Dyer, James, cooper, Fort Street.
Easson, Graham, Long Lane.
Easton, John, slater. Brook Street.
Easton, Thomas, do. do.
Eggo, John, wright, King Street.
Elder, David, flesher. Gray Street.
Elder, Geo., seaman. West Ferry.
Elder, Mrs Mary, grocer. Fort Street.
Elliot, Henry, mason. Long Lane.
Ewing, Wm.,, mechanic, Brook Street.
Farquhar, James C. G., Ambrose Street.
Farquhar, Wm., grocer, Brook Street.
Ferguson, Laughlan, Queen Street.
Ferrier, David, fisherman, Fisher Street.
Ferrier, John, do. do.
Ferrier, Thomas, shipmaster, Fort Street.
Ferrier, Margaret, grocer, do.
Findlay, Charles, late merchant, Fort Street.
Findlay, James, old Monifieth Road.
Findlay, Roderick, fisherman, Bath Street.
Findlay, Mrs Thomas, Long Lane.
Findlay, Mrs, Brook Street.
Forbes, William, vintner, King Street.
Fraser, Agnes, Brook Street.
Eraser, Mrs John, King Street.
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Fyife, Major Davidj The Lodge, Queen Street.
FyfFe, George, slater, King Street.
Fyffe, James, fisherman, Dundas Street.
Galloway, Alexander, railway -man, near Queen Stieet.
Gall, Alexander, vintner and pilot, Fisher Street.
Gall, Charles, leather merchant. Long Lane.
Gall, James, (late of the Preventive), Bell's Lane,
Gall, James, fisherman, Fisher Street.
Gall, James, junior, pilot, Bath Street.
Gall, James, (late merchant), Brook Street.
Gall, Laurence, fisherman, Fisher Street.
Gall, William, fisherman. Bell's Lane.
Gall, William, do, do.
Gall, Mrs Alexander, Fisher Street.
Gall, Mrs John, do.
Galloway, David, toll-keeper, Claypots Road.
Gai'vil, , clerk, Railway Station, Gray Street.
Geddes, Mrs A., Brook Street.
Gemiie, Thomas, (late brewer), Long Lane.
Gibson, George, weaver. Brook Street.
Gibson, William, carpenter, do.
Glass, Miss Jane, Long Lane.
Gordon, Donald, stone dyker, Brook Street,
Gordon, Wm. L., surgeon, do.
Gordon, Mrs Alexander, King Street,
Grant, James, teacher, (of dancing). Queen Street.
Grant, Lewis, ]abourei% do.
Grant, Lewis, jun., do.
Gray, Isaac, mechanic, Long Lane.
Gray, Thomas, labourer. Gray Street.
Gray, William, brewer. Fort Street.
Gray, William, gardener, do.
Gray, Mrs, Fort Hill,
Greig, Alexander, late farmer. Long Lane.
Greig, Helen, teacher. West Ferry.
Groat, Balfour, pensioner, Queen Street,
Guild, James, labourer. Gray Street.
Hales, David, Fort Street.
Hanton, Peter, carpenter. Queen Street.
Han ton, Robert, Fort Street.
Hay, Mrs Helen, Long Lane.
Hedderwick, Mrs, Church Street.
Henderson, Robert, labourer, West Ferry.
Henderson, Patrick, surgeon, Fisher Street.
Henry, Mrs, washer, Queen Street.
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Hepburn, John, fish curer, Bell's Lane.
Hill, David, late glover, Queen Street.
Hill, Mrs James, do.
Holliday, Mrs John, Beach.
Horn, David, Church Street.
Horn, Mrs John, fisher, do.
Hughes, William, grocer, Gray Street.
Hughes, "William, jun., gardener. Brook Street.
Hume, John, Fort Hill.
Hume, John, boot-closer. Brook Street.
Hume, Mrs Robert, Long Lane.
Hunter, Robert, late of Customs, Brook Street.
Hunter, Miss M., Hill Cottage.
Hutchison, David, mason. Brook Street.
Hutton, John, gardener. Gray Street.
Hutton, Mrs, Fort Street.
Hynd, David, painter, Long Lane.
Irvin, Burrows, chief officer Coast Guard, Beach.
Jack, Misses, Camperdown Street.
James, John, shipmaster, Fisher Street.
Jamieson, — — , Seafield.
Jameson, George, Queen Street.
Jenkins, Mrs John, Brook Street.
Jolly, David, Seafield.
Jones, WiJliara, chief boatman, Coast Guard, Union Street.
Keay, David, grocer. King Street.
Keay, Henry, late farmei", Seafield.
Keay, Mrs, Gray Street.
Keith, Charles, Gardiner, King Street.
Kennedy, William, innkeeper. Gray Street.
Kerr, James, labourer. Church Street.
Kerr, William, writer, Forthill.
Kerr, William, West Ferry.
Kidd, David, pilot, Fisher Street.
Kidd, George, do,, Bath Street.
Kidd, Robert, fisherman, Fisher Street.
Kidd, Mrs Robert, Alley Close.
Kidd, Mrs, Long Lane.
Kinnear, George, flesher. Brook Street.
Knight, Alexander, fisherman. Church Street.
Knight, David, do., David Street.
Knight, David, do.. Bell's Lane.
Knight, George, do.. Alley Close.
Knight, John, do.. Fort Street.
Knight, Thomas, do., Long Lane.
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Knight, William, pilot, Fisher Street.
Knight, Mrs David, vintner, Fisher Street.
Knight, Mrs Jane, do., King Street.
Knight, Mrs Alexander, Alley Close.
Laird, Mrs, West Ferry.
Lamb, Mrs, Queen Street.
Lamb, Isobel, Fort Street.
Lanceman, Miss, do.
Lees, Sir Edward, Retira, old Monifieth Road.
Leslie, Alexander, do.
Leslie, Robert, shipowner. Gray Street.
Leslie, Misses, Infant School, Brook Street.
Leuchars, Alexander, Union Street.
Ley, John, late teacher, do.
Lindsay, , baker. Queen Street.
Lindsay, George, late shipmaster, West Ferry.
Lindsay, James, boatbuilder, Long Lane.
Lindsay, John, grocer. King Street.
Linn, David, labourer, Seafield.
Lyon, Mrs Alexander, Church Street,
Lorimer, Alexander, fisherman, Fisher Street.
Lorimer, James, fisherman, Alley Close.
Lorimer, John, fisherman, Fisher Street.
Lorimer, John, fisherman. Bell's Lane„
Lorimer, Robert, fisherman, David Street.
Lorimer, Thomas, fisherman, Fisher Street.
Lorimer, Thomas, vintner, do.
Lorimer, Mrs, Fort Street.
Low, Alexander, wright, Brook Street.
Low, David, blacksmith, Long Lane.
Low, George, do., do.
Low, John, teacher. Sessional School, West Ferry.
Low, William, blacksmith, Queen Street.
Low, Miss Jessie, bookseller. King Street.
Lownie, James, seaman, Dundas Street.
Lownie, Mrs John, late farmer, Fisher Street.
Lowson, James, salmon fisher. Queen Street.
Luke, John D., baker, Brook Street.
Lyon, John, minister. Free Church, Queen Street.
M'Can, Major G. C, St Vincent Street.
M'Coul, George. Church Street.
M'Coul, Mrs, King Street.
M'Glashan, William, shipmaster, Fisher Street.
M'Intyre, Duncan, gardener, Seafield.
M'Intyre, Peter, manager, &c.. Queen Street.
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M'Kay, Angus, fisherman, King Street.
M'Kay, Robert, Seafield.
M'Leish, James, cooper, Church Street.
M^Nee, Malcolm, innkeeper, King Street.
M'Nicol, Alexander, Queen Street.
Malloch, Mrs John, Fort Street.
Mann, William D,, vintner, West Ferry.
Marshall, Robert, sawyer, St Vincent Street.
Martin David, inspector of fishing, Seafield.
Martin, Mrs William, Gray Street.
Mason, William, King Street.
Mather, Ann, Yf est Ferry.
Mathew, John, tailor, Brook Street.
Mathewson, George, architect. West Ferry.
Mathewson, James, salmon-fisher. Queen Street.
Mathewson, Thomas, writer, Fisher Street.
Methven, John, boot-maker, Brook Street.
Miller, Alexander, shipmaster, Fisher Street.
Miller, Alexander, engineer, Brook Street.
Miller, Andrew, wright and grocer, King Street.
Miller, James, weight. Brook Street.
Miller, Robert, librarian, Long Lane.
Miller, Thomas, pilot, Fisher Street.
Miller, Catherine, St Vincent Street.
Miller, Mrs, Brook Street,
Mill, Thomas, fisherman. Fort Street.
Mill, Mrs Helen, Fisher Street.
Milne, David, banker. Queen Street.
Milne, George, writer, Forthill.
Milne, John, gardener. Queen Street.
Milne, Mrs John, West Ferry.
Mitchell, David, sen., grocer and carter, King Street,
Mitchell, David, jun., labourer, do.
Mitchell, James, gardener, do.
Mitchell, Mrs David, washer, Seafield.
Morgan, James, pilot. King Street.
Morris, James, vintner, West Ferry.
Morton, Mrs Robert, Camperdown Street.
Mudie, David, banker, old Monifieth Road.
Mudie, Miss Isabella, King Street,
Murray, Andrew, shipmaster, St Vincent Street.
Napier, Thomas, mason, Fisher Street,
Nicoll, James R., merchant, Seafield.
Nicoll, James, labourer, do.
Nicoll, John, carter. Gray Street.
Nicoll^ Thoma.S; mason, Long Lane,
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Nicoll, Mary, Queen Street.
Nicoll, Mrs John, grocer, Fisher Street.
Nicoll, Mrs J., King Street.
Norrie, Alexander, shipmaster, Fisher Street.
Norrie, Charles, fisherman, Gray Street.
Norrie, George, wright. Church Street.
Norrie, Robert, do. King Street.
Norrie, William, fisherman, Fort Street.
Norrie, Janet, grocer, Fisher Street.
Norrie, Mrs, Brook Street.
Norrie, Mrs William, King Street.
Norrie, Miss, Fort Street.
Nuttal, Mrs, Brook Street.
Ogilvie, David, labourer, Clayopts Road.
Ogilvie, R.ev. Duncan, Secession Church, West Ferry.
Ogilvie, John, wright, King Street.
Ogilvie, Mrs Waiter, of Tannadice Beach.
Orem, Williamj Seafield.
Paterson, George, shoemaker. King Street.
Paterson, Henry, coachman. Queen Street.
Paterson, William, shoemaker, Fort Street.
Paterson, Helen, West Ferry.
Paton, John G., merchant, old Monifieth Road.
Pattullo, John, gardener.
Pattullo, Misses, Links,
Pattullo, Lilias, Queen Street.
Paul, Mrs Charles, grocer. Gray Street, '
Paul, Mrs, Fisher Street.
Peddle, Thomas, ropemaker, Long Lane.
Peddle, Mrs Robert, old Monifieth Road.
Peter, James, shipmaster. Brook Street.
Peter, John, King Street.,
Petrie, David, carter, Brook Street.
Petrie, William, mason, do.
Philip, A., Queen Street.
Pirnie, Elizabeth, old Monifieth Road.
Plummer, Thomas, Ambrose Street.
Pryde, George, Gray Street.
Rae, Mrs Alexander, Brook Street.
Ramsay, Alexander, surgeon. Fort Street.
Rarasaj'", James, seaman, do.
Ramsay, Ann, Queen Street.
Reid, Peter, gardener. King Street.
Reid, William, hedger, Long Lane.
Ritchie, John, shoemaker, King Street.
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Robertson, David, mason, Dundas Street.
Robertson, David, shepherd. West Ferry.
Robertson, Henry, blacksmith. King Street.
Robertson, James, railway man, Gray Street.
Robertson, John, gardener, old Monifieth R,oad.
Robertson, Peter, rural police, Brook Street.
Robertson, Thomas, wriglit, Dundas Street.
Robertson, William, shoemaker. Brook Street.
Robertson, Mrs, netmaker, Fisher Street.
Roger, William, Fisher Street.
Rollo, Alexander, carpenter, do.
Ross, Charles, watchmaker, Fort Street.
Ross, James, vintner, Fisher Street.
Ross, Mrs John, do,, do.
Schleselman, draper and clothier. King Street.
Scott, Andrew, earthenware dealer, do.
Scott, David, shoemaker, Long Lane.
Scott, Henry, contractor, Seafield.
Scott, James, customs. Fort Street.
Scott, James, bathing-house, Fisher Street.
Scott, Mrs David, Beach.
Scott, Mrs, Ambrose Street.
Scobie, Mrs John, King Street.
Sedgley, Mrs, St Vincent Street.
Shepherd, David Taylor, Fort Street.
Sieveright, James, fisherman, Bell's Lane.
Sime, Charles, do., Dundas Street.
Sime, David, Captain, Queen Street.
Sime, Mrs, Brook Street.
Simpson, Alexander, wright, Ambrose Street.
Simpson, James, seaman, Brook Street.
Simpson, William, baker, Ambrose Street.
Simpson, Mrs David, Dundas Street.
Simjjson, Mrs, Church Street.
Sinclair, Daniel coast guard, Ambrose Street,
Skinner, James, wright, Union Street.
Skinner, William, wright, Long Lane.
Skirvino-, William Selton, Fort Street.
Small, Mrs B., West Ferry.
Smart, Charles, fisherman, Alley Close.
Smart, Mrs, Queen Street,
Smith, Alexander, fisherman, David Street.
Smith, Alexander, mason, Gray Street.
Smith, David, carter. Long Lane.
Smith, George, labourer. King Street.
Smith, James, labourer, Brook Street.
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Smithy James, seaman and grocer, King Street.
John, mason, do,
Mrs, Church Street.
Miss Jane, Brook Street.
Mrs James, vintner and grocer, Gray Street.
Catherine, eating and lodging house, Fisher Street,
Helen, Long Lane.
Mrs George, Queen Street.
Mrs, Seafield.
Spence, Andrew, wood merchant, Dundas Street.
Stephen, Mrs, grocer. Brook Street.
Stewart, Alexander, coast guard, Ambrose Street.
Charles, gardener, Seafield.
Daniel, teacher, Bath Street.
James, tinsmith. Brook Street.
John, nurseryman, Seafield.
John, baker, Forthill.
William, late blacksmith, King Street.
Charlotte, grocer and spirit-dealer. King Street.
Miss, grocer. King Street.
Mrs, sempstress, Dundas Street.
Storrier, Peter, weaver, Brook Street.
Strachan, Thomas C. G., Beach.
Stuart, ■ , grocer, Dundee; h. Long Lane.
Sturrock, James, fisherman. Church Street.
Thomas, pilot, Fisher Street.
Mrs Alex., grocer, do.
Mrs, Beach.
Sutherland, Geo., ropemaker. Brook Street,
Suttie, Peter, wright, do.
Symon, labourer. Queen Street.
Swan, Mrs Alex., Gray Street.
Sword, Mrs, Queen Street.
Symon, Charles, mason, Brook Street.
Wm., labourer, West Ferry.
Jane, King Street.
Tait, John, mason, Church Street.
Wm., gardener, Brook Street.
Taylor, Geo., labourer. Queen Street.
John, weaver. West Ferry.
John, mason, Seafield.
Mrs Dr, Gray Street.
Barbara, Queen Street.
Thin, Thomas, shipmaster, Brook Street.
Thompson, Geo., vintner, Gray Street.
John, shoemaker, Brook Street.
E,
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Thompson, John, labourer. Queen Street.
Samuel, merchant, Fort Street.
Peter, shipmaster and grocer, King Street.
Thomas, fisherman. Links.
William, tailor, Fort Street.
Todd, Alexander, shoemaker. King Street,
Traill, James, shoemaker, Claypots Road.
James, Brook Street.
Walker, Henry, shipmaster, King Street.
Mrs, lodgings, Long Lane.
Mrs, Brook Street.
Wann, Mrs, do.
Watson, Edward, painter, Fort Street.
George, turner, King Street,
John, do,, Windmill.
Wm., gardener. Brook Street.
Mrs John, King Street.
Mrs, grocer. Fort Street.
Misses, milliners and dressmakers, Fort Street,
Webster, David, shipmaster, Ambrose Street.
James, vintner, Fort Street.
James, seaman, Ambrose Street.
Robert, fisherman, Fisher Street.
Robert, do., Dundas Street.
Mrs, vintner, Fisher Street.
Miss Janet, do.
Mrs, do.
Janet, do.
Miss, Brook Street.
Weir, Captain James, Long Lane.
Pete|', carter. King Street.
Mary, washerv\^oman. West Ferry.
Mrs David, King Street.
Westwood, George, tailor, Brook Street.
White, Alexander, vintner. Fort Street.
Wighton, Thomas, late baker. Church Street,
Wilkie, James, late brewer, Claypots Road.
William, shoemaker, Gray Street. '
Will, John, mason. Brook Street.
Mrs, Fort Street.
Willison, Andrew, writer, Gray Street.
Willis, Mrs, Gray Street.
Wilson, Mrs, St Vincent Street.
Mrs, do.
Wood, Rev. John, LL.D., Seafield.
Willipm, cabinetmaker, Long Lane.
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Wood^ Miss Jane, Dundas Street.
Ann, draper, King Street.
Young, George, dealer in furnishings, Brook Street.
Mrs William, Brook Street.
Janet, West Ferry.
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THE
PBXNCIFAX. mU^BlTAWTB OF EgOCHEE^
IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER.
Abbot, Charles, wright, Main Street.
Thomas, mason, do.
Peter, wright, do.
Peter jun., mechanic, do.
Addison, Rev. Dr George, Liff.
Adam, Peter, carrier. Mid Road.
Aikman, Mrs, Main Street.
Allan, Miss, teacher. Lady Camperdown's Female School*
Alexander, James, teacher, Easter Foul's.
Thomas, writer, Logie Feus.
Anderson, Alexander, contractor, Birkhill Feus.
Andrew, miller, Dronly.
David, mason, LiiF Road.
George, bookseller. Main Street.
George, manufacturer, Liff Road.
James, yarn-miller, Dronly.
James, mason, do.
John, vintner, Birkhill Feus.
"William, mason, LifFRoad.
William, mason. Mid Road.
Mrs Elizabeth, feuar, Logie Feus.
Andrew, James, feuar. Church Street.
Armand, David, mason, Wilkie's Feus.
Archer, Mrs "William, Main Street.
Archibald, Dr, surgeon, Liff.
Arnott, Peter, farmer, Dronly.
William, farmer, Easter Adamston.
Aimer, Samuel, feuar, Birkhill Feus.
Air, Charles, Gordon's Factory, Logie Feus.
Bain, Robert, shoemaker, Liff.
Barrie, George, farmer, Lawton.
Barnie, David, feuar, Main Street.
Batchelor, Alexander, feuar. Mid Road.
George, clerk, Forthill.
James, cowfeeder, Church Street.
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Baiter^ James, barber. Mid Road.
John, feuar, South Road.
Barias, John, wright, Dronly.
Beatt, David, tailor and clothier, Main Street.
Robert, Old Toll.
Bell, James, farmer, Dryburgh,
Peter, farmer, Cransley.
Bisset, Mrs, grocer. Main Street.
Blair, John, boot and shoemaker, Main Street.
Bower, George, farmer, Logie.
Bowie, John, grocer, Liff Road.
Bruce, David, grocer. Old Toll.
George, carrier, Tofthill.
John, cowfeeder, Muirtown of Logie.
Brown, David, mason, Dudhope Feus.
Mungo, feuar. South Road.
Thomas, feuar. South Road.
"William, Esq., Mank Bank.
Bowman, James, grocer and carrier, BirkhiU Feus.
Buchan, James, farmer, Wester Adamston.
Burrie, Robert, smith, do.
Butter, John, wright, Liff Road.
Butchart, John, feuar, Burnside.
Cable, Burton, teacher of sacred music.
Cant, George, vintner, South Road.
George, junior. Old Toll-house.
Cameron, Duncan, grocer. Main Street.
Campbell, John, feuar, "Wilkie's Feus.
Caird, William, baker. Main Street.
Cairnie, Charles, tinsmith. Main Street.
Cairns, Robert, gamekeeper, Camperdown.
Chalmers, James, tailor, Liff.
James, cowfeeder. Lark Hall.
Peter, manufacturer, Main Street.
Robert, farmer. Stony Groves.
Thomas, cowfeeder, Logie Feus.
William, manufacturer, Dronly.
William, farmer. Stony Groves.
Christie, Alexander, carter, Liff Road.
James, farmer, Menzies Hill.
John, wood merchant, Muirhead.
Thomas, tenant, Backmuir of LifF.
William, fireman, Burnside Mill.
Clark, Charles, feuar, Muirton of Logie.
George, wright, Liff.
James, feuar, South Road.
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Clark, John, do., Muirton of Logie.
Mrs, do., LifF Road.
Colville, David, mason, Logie Feus.
Mrs J., feuar, Old Toll.
Cochrane, James, carter, Mid Road.
Cock, David, feuar. Main Street.
James, senior, Foggyley.
James, barber, Main Street.
Constable, Thomas, feuar. South Road.
Coupar, David, do., Birkhill Feus.
Cowper, Robert, feuar, Logie Feus.
Cox Brothers, manufacturer?, Foggyley.
Thomas Hunter, Foggyley.
William, do.
Craig, Andrew, cowfeeder, Liff Road.
David, feuar. South Road.
William, Post Office, Main Street.
Craik, Peter, Gowrie Hill.
Crichton, John, carter, Pitalpin Mill.
Dand, Peter, feuar. Church Street.
Robert, do., Liff Road,
Davidson, Alexander, feuar, Tofthill.
Thomas, flesher, Mile House.
Dickson, James, teacher and session-clerk, Liff.
Doctor, Alexander, teacher. Secession School, Balgay Feus.
Alexander, coal merchant, Main Street.
Dodds, Rev. Thomas B., Free Church; h. Hairfield.
Doig, Andrew, bellman, broker, &c., South Road,
David, feuar, Burnside.
Donald, James, senior, flaxspinner, Pitalpin Mill, and No. 3 Cow-
par's Alley, Wellgate, Dundee.
James, junior, do.
John, do.
Miss Jean, teacher, Logie Feus.
Donaldson, James, slater. Mid Road.
Douglass, James, feuar. Old Toll.
John, grocer, Muirhead.
Dow, Thomas, feuar, Paterson's Feus,
Duff, Donald, feuar, South Road.
Duncan, David, grocer. Main Street.
George, farmer, Burnside.
John, feuar. South Road.
William, saddler, Main Street.
Eassie, John, turner. Den Mill.
Robert, manufacturer, Tofthill.
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Eassie, William, turner and feuar, Main Street.
Easson, David, gardener, Camperdown.
Eldei", Andrew, late farmer. Mid Road.
David, senior, mason, South Road.
David, junior, do., Liff Road.
David, feuar and mason, Old Toll Road.
Emm, Mary, cowfeeder, Ballfield.
Farquharson, James, overseer, Harbour Commissioners' Quarry.
Fenton, John, farmer, Lawside,
Peter, do., Templeton.
Thomas, do., Muirloch.
Fenning, Mrs, grocer, Birkhili Feu.s.
Ferguson, Gilbert, feuar, Logie Feus,
James, do,. South Road,
Finn, John, fireman, Pitalpin Mills.
Fiethie, Mrs Janet, feuar. South Road,
Fleming, Peter, manufacturer, Tofthill.
Samuel, near New Inn.
Flight, John, grocer, Main Street.
Forsyth, Rev. James, Chapel of Ease ; h. Mrs Aikman's lodgings.
South Road.
John, wright. Mid Road.
John, feuar, Muirtown of Logie.
Fyfe, David, tailor. South Road,
James, painter, Scott's Angle, Main Street.
Thomas, do., Balgay Feus,
Mrs D,, grocer and vintner. Main Street,
Geekie, George, blacksmith, Burnside.
Gellatly, John, manufacturer, Tofthill.
Thomas, grocer, do.
William, vintner, Quarry-mill Road.
Gil], Mrs James, feuar, Liif Road,
Mrs Robert, do,, Muirtown of Logie.
Gibson, James, shoemaker, Liff Road.
George, tailor, Logie Feus.
Gilchrist, William, & Son, manufacturers and drapers, Main St.
Graham, Andrew, surgeon. Main Street.
Joseph, Merchant Seamen's Office, Dundee j 11 Logie
Feus. '
Grant, James, at Mr William Brown's, Eastgate.
Peter, gardener, Logie.
Thomas, do,, Dudhope.
Gra}'', Andrew, feuar and mason, Main Street.
James, do. do.
William, do. do.
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Grandisou^ Oliver, clerk, Logie Feus.
Greig, John, feuar and turner, South Road.
Mrs M., vintner, Main Srreet.
Gorrie, James, feuar. South Road.
Gordon, John, manufacturer, Logie Feus.
Guillan, William, contractor, Tofthill.
Guthill, Andrew, mason, Muirtown of Logie.
Hadderwick, David, grocer. Church Street.
Haggart, James, farmer, Burnside.
William, feuar. Butter's Lane.
Hamilton, Duncan, tailor. Main Street,
Harley, Thomas, shoemaker, do.
Hendry, John, manufacturer. South Road.
R. D., surgeon,'Main Street.
Mrs Janet, vintner, LifF Road.
Harris, Nathaniel, feuar, Paterson's Feus.
Hill, Mrs James, farmer, Backmuir of Liff.
Hosey, Andrew, cowfeeder, Tofthill.
Home, John, messenger-at-arms, Logie Feus.
Hunter, James, teacher. Subscription School.
Hutchison, John, grocer, Burnside.
John, farmer. West Green.
Inglis, Henry, feuar, Balgay Feus.
Inches, Andrew, do., Paterson's Feus.
Irvine, William, Association Store ; h. Mid Road,
Isles, James, smith, Birkhill Feus.
William, carter, LifF Road.
Jack, John, manufacturer, Logie Feus.
Robert, mason, do.
William, farmer, Backmuir of LifF.
Jackson, David, farmer, do.
Johnston, John, shoemaker, Paterson's Feus.
John, lastmaker, Main Street.
John, mason, Paterson's Feus.
Wm., manufacturer, Main Street ; h. Paterson's Feus.
Keay, James, auctioneer, Gray's Close, High Street, Dundee,
open Tuesday and Friday ; h. Weaver's Hall, Lochee.
Thomas, farmer, North Auchry.
Kethill, James, feuar. Main Street.
Kidd, William, farmer. South Auchry.
Mrs J., grocer. South Road.
Keillor, Peter, manufacturer, do.
Kier, William, feuar, Muirtown of Logie.
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Kinnier, , feuar, Backmuii' of Liff.
Langlands, Peter, seaman and feuar, Old Mile House.
Robert, mason, Balgay Feus.
Lawson, William, farmer, Stonj'-groves^
Leighton, Robert, farmer, Ballfield.
Lindsay, John, do., Baekmuir of LifF.
Mrs, near Old Toll.
Lind, "William, farmer, Backhill of Balgay.
Low, John, blacksmith, Main Street.
John, vintner, Brewhead,
Mrs J., do., Birkhill Feus.
Stewart, flesher, Main Street.
Lowson, George, farmer and miller, Cockhall.
Luckie, James, feuar and slater, Balgay Feus.
Mackay, Peter, land-surveyor. New Inn^ Mid Road.
Machar, George, Liff Road.
Marshall, Rev. D., Secession Church ; h. Mary's Cottage.
Martin, David, shoemaker, Muirhead.
James, shoemaker, Birkhill Feus.
William, manufacturer. Brown Street.
William, merchant, Baekmuir, Liff.
W illiam, mason, Logie Feus.
Malcolm, William, feuar, Balgay Feus.
Matthew, Mrs, do., Tofthill.
M'Bain, Gillis, surgeon. Mid Road.
M'Donald, James, shoemaker, do.
John, vintner, Church Street.
John Feuar, Dudhope Feus.
Thomas, cowfeeder, Liff Road.
M'Ewan, Robert, tailor, Balgay Feus.
M'Farlane, William, manufacturer, Mid Road.
M'Gavin, James, manufacturer, Tofthill Feus.
M'Intosh, James, shoemaker, Tofthill.
Robert, feuar, Main Street.
Mrs P., do. do.
M'Kay, David, boot and shoe maker, Main Street.
John, do. do,
M'Kenzie, Alex., grocer. Mid Road.
M'Le?in, Daniel, vintner and blacksmith, Liff Road.
William, sawmiller, Camperdown.
M'Leod, Ales., Association Storekeeper, Main Street.
M'Neill, John, grocer, Tofthill.
M-'Nicoll, William^ feuar and pavier, Balgay Feus.
M'Ritchie, William, Logie Toll-bar.
Meffan, William, wright, Brown Street.
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Milne, David, feuar, Elder's Feus, South Road.
John, baker, Main Street, Tofthill.
John R., Burnside.
Miller, Alex., farmer, Backmuir of Liff.
David, carter, J. Stewart's Quarry, LifFRoad.
David, feuar, Backmuir of Liff.
James, tailor & stoneware merchant, Main Street.
James, feuar, Main Street.
John, vintner, Quarry Mill Road.
Patrick, farmer, Mill Farm, Invergowrie.
Thomas, Wool Mill, Den of Fowlis.
Mitchell, George, shoemaker, Dronly.
[Thomas, yarn-miller, AUanston Mill.
William, Backmuir of Liff.
Moncur, David, mason, Balgay Feus.
Rev. William, Free Church, Muirhead.
Montgomery, James, Birkhill Feus.
Morris, Alex., thatcher. Church Street.
William, Police Treasurer, Dundee ; h, Burnside,
Lochee.
Morrison, David, grocer and carrier, Birkhill Feus.
Mustard, Mrs D., farmer, Backmuir of Liff.
Myles, David jun., do. do.
Mrs D., do. do.
Napier, John, grocer, Pitalpin Mill.
Neish, Wm,, do.. Logic Feus.
Nicoll, David, farmer, Backmuir of Liff.
George, late of Kirriemuir, Church Street.
John, manager, Burnside Mill.
Peter, carrier, Liff.
Miss Barbara, feuar, Pitalpin Mill,
Mrs James, do. do.
Mrs, vintner. Logic Feus.
Nicolson, Andrew, veright, Burnside Mill; A. Logie Feus,
Noble, John, tea-merchant, Balgay Feus.
Ogilvie, James, stoneware-merchant, Church Street.
Ostler, James, farmer, Loch of Liff.
Patullo, Francis, late farmer, Logie Feus.
Peebles, David, feuar and cowfeeder, Balgay do.
William, blacksmith, Liff Road ; h. South Road,
Peddie, Miss Janet, feuar, Mid Road.
Pinder, Mrs, feuar, Muirto wn of Logie.
Pirnie, John, grocer, Logie Feus.
Priest, Tbos., vintner, Burnside.
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Pullar, James, mason and feuar, South Road.
Ralp, John, do., Balgay Feus.
Ramsay, George, feuar. Quarry Mill Road.
William, farmer, Backmuir of Liff.
ISIrs Isabella, vintner. Church Street.
Rattray, Joseph, carter. Quarry Mill Road.
Reid, Alex., gardener, Hairfield House, Liff Road.
Wm., quarry-master, Liif Road.
Ritchie, Mrs, feuar, Wilkie's Feus.
Robertson, Alex., boot and shoe maker, Paterson's Feus.
Donald, feuar, Main Street.
George, factor, Fowlis.
James, mason, Liff Road.
James, feuar. South Road.
John, gardener, Balgay Feus.
John, Mill of Fowlis.
"Wm., feuar, Paterson's Feus.
Mrs R., vintner, Main Street.
Robb, David, feuar. South Road.
Rodger, Thomas, feuar. Mid Road.
Wm., do. and grocer, do.
Mrs C, do., Muirtown of Logie.
Rollo, David, writer, Dundee ; h. Hairfield.
George, Hairfield.
Mrs A,, feuar. Main Street.
Mrs, Hairfield.
Ross, Mrs J., Burnside.
Saunders, James, feuar, Paterson's Feus, South Road.
Wm., do., Burnside.
Scott, James, auctioneer and feuar. Main Street, and No.
7 Vault, Dundee.
James, farmer, South Road.
John, East Gate, Camperdown.
Wm., cari'ier. South Road.
Simpson, Andrew, slater, Liff Road.
David, farmer. Wester Gourdie.
Skea, James, flax-spinner. Den Mill.
Small, David, brewer. Main Street.
Smith, David, mason, Church Street.
Charles (of C. & R. Smith), Wellburn Cottage.
Geo., fireman, Camperdown Sawmill; h. Mid Road.
James, farmer. Berry hill.
Thomas, do.. Mains of Fowlis.
Wm., sculptor, New Inn.
Wm., feuar, South Road.
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Sim, David, farmer, Mains of Gray,
David, do., Balgartho.
Simpson, Andrew, slater, Liflf Road.
Sharp, Peter, mason. Elder's Feus.
Sherwood, Wm., wright, Camperdown House.
Stewart, Donald, quarry-master, Camperdown Quariy,
Donald, labourer, Muirtown of Logie.
James, quarrymaster, Stewart's Quarry.
John, do, Hillside do.
John, tailor. Old Toll.
Rev. Wm., of Dudhope Church ; h. Logie Feus,
Wm., boot and shoemaker, Mile House.
Wm., grocer, Main Street.
Steel, George, millwright^ Paterson's Feus.
Robert, do., Fowlis.
Sturrock, John, draper, Brown Street.
John, West Gate, Camperdown.
Soutar, James, baker. South Road.
Soutar, Silvester, wright, Paterson's Feus.
Spankie, John, manager, Pitalpin Mill.
Sparks, David, clerk, Muirtown of Logie.
Sutherland, James, sexton, Logie Feus.
Swan, Jobn, overseer, Camperdown Farm.
Tait, Robert, sawyer, Muirtown of Logie.
T albert, David, wright^ South Road.
Robert, South Gate, Camperdown.
Taylor, Thomas, land- steward, Camperdown ; h. Brewhead
Cottage.
Thomson, David, farrier, Balgay Feus.
David, feuar, West end Lochee.
David, smith and farrier, Muirhead.
James, auctioneer. Main Street, and 7 Vault,
Dundee ; h. South Road.
John Mustard, mason, Logie Feus.
John, feuar, Paterson's Feus, South Road.
Robert, blacksmith, Liff.
Turnbull, George, feuar, Brown Street.
John, carter, Burnside Mill.
John, shoemaker, do.
Tyroll, Mrs, vintner, Muirhead.
Waddell, David, carrier and feuar, Balgay Feus.
James, late farmer, Tofthill.
James, brewer, Liff.
Watson, Peter, feuar, do.
Peter, do., West end Lochee.
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Watt, James, Esq., Logie House.
"Webster, James, Birkhill Feus.
Westwood, James, Main Street.
John, teacher of sacred music, Main Street.
Wighton, John, wright, Mid Road.
Wilson, George, grocer, Mile House.
James, farmer, Chaiieston.
Thomas, do., Hillside of Balgay.
l^iomas, Wright, South Hoad.
William, feuar, Paterson's Feus.
Will, Robert, farmer, Backhill of Balgay.
Williamson, Robert, grocer. Main Street.
Wood, Andrew, MD., surgeon, Brown Street.
Yearaan, David, grocer and vintner, Mid Road.
George, do. and feuar, Quarry Mill Road.
James, feuar. South Road.
James, feuar, West end Lochee,
Wm. sen., feuar and quarrier, Quarry Mill Road.
Wm. jun., do. do.
Young, Alexander, boot and s hoemaker, Main Street.
Alexander, grocer, South Road.
Rev. James, teacher, do.
James, feuar, Wilkie's Feus, Mid Road.
James, shoemaker, Turserfoord.
Thos., Advertiser Office, Dundee ; h. Logie Park.
Wm., farmer, Whitelouston.
Misses C. & J., dressmakers, Main Street.
Yule, Chas., manufacturer, Main Street.
John, mole-catcher, Liff.
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BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, BOOKBINDER
AND
ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURER,
64 High Street, Dundee.
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IN returning his grateful thanks to his Friends and the
Public generally for the support and encouragement he has
hitherto received, begs to intimate to Parties furnishing at this
time, that he has got to hand a large assortment of
FOREIGN AND BRITJSH DOWNS AND FEATHERS
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY,
which have been carefully selected in the best markets under very
favourable circumstances, and which he is enabled to sell at such
Prices as he is sure will meet the approval of those who may
favour him with a call.
J. W. begs farther to intimate, that his Feathers are all pre-
pared by Machinery, of the most approved principle, and war-
ranted to be perfectly free from dust and smell.
AN ASSORTMENT OF
HAIR, WOOL, AND STRAW MATTRESSES,
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Country Orders carefully attended to.
Duudee, August 1846.
SWEET WINES.
BLACK CURRANT, RASPBERRY, GRAPE, ORANGE,
SHRUB, AND FRONTIGNAO WINES,
Of superior quality, from 10s. to 15s. per dozen ;
FANCY CONFECTIONERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ;
LOZENGES AND SCOTCH MIXED COMFITS,
OF BEST QUALITY,
May he had at
SANDEMAN'S
CONFECTIONERY, TEA, & FRUIT WAREHOUSE,
101 MURRAYGATE.
LAW'S COFFEES.
A Supply of these celebrated Coffees received daily per Coach,
of the same quality, and at the various prices, as sold in Edinburgh,
■with the name and price stamped on each package.
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NEW ALBION WAREHOUSE^
NETHERGATE, DUNDEE,
Opposite the Royal Hotel.
MOON, LANGLANDS, & Co.
HAVE always on hand a large and well-assorted Stock
of RICH GOODS, in
French Silks, Satins, Satinetts, Fancy Dress Silks,
Black Satins, Satinetts, Radsmores, Gros de Naples,
French and British Velvets, Ribbons and Flowers,
French Merinoes, Indianas and Lama Cloths,
Edinburgh, French, and Paisley Long and Square Shawls.
THE BEST MANUFACTURED
WEST OF ENGLAND AND YORKSHIRE SUPERFINE
CLOTHS.
Doeskins, Tweeds, Vestings, Hats, &c.
At very low prices.
A very extensive Stock of Household Furnishings, in Scotch
and English Carpets, Bath, Witney, and Scotch Blankets,
Damasks, Moreens, Ticks, Linen Sheetings, &c.
The first quality of Goods for
FAMILY MOU-RNINGS
Since the reduction of the duty on Foreign Manufactures, M.,
L., & Co. have greatly reduced their variety of French Goods, ',
in Silks., Shawls, Velvets, Cashmeres, Merinoes, Fancy Dresses, ,
Ribbons, Flowers, Laces, Gloves, &c., at a great reduction from
former prices. ;
TERMS-READY MONEY. \
!
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ALEXANDER HUTCHISON,
CLOTHIER AND HATTER,
AT THE
SIGN OF THE WHITE FLEECE,
70 High Street, Dundee,
RESPECTFULLY thanks his Customers for their sup-
port, and informs the Public that he has always on hand an
assortment of GOODS, — consisting of Superfine Wool-Dyed Black
and Coloured Cloths, in all the most fashionable shades ; Cassi-
meres, Kerseys, Doeskins, Buckskins, Woollen Cords, and Tweeds;
Plain and Fancy Figured Velvets, Satins, Cassimeres, Valencias,
Toilinetts, Cossmeretts, Swandown, and Quiltings, for Vests ;
A general assortment of Livery Waistcoating ;
Corduroys, Moleskins, and Velveteens, all shades and qualities;
Gingham Stripes for Shirts, extra quality ; Shirts ready made ;
White and Blue Flannels; White and Grey Plaidings;
Lambs' Wool Shirts and Drawers ; Gloves and Hosiery of all kinds;
Black and Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs and Stocks ; Braces ;
Cloth Caps and Glengarry Bonnets ;
Umbrellas ;
An assortment of every description of Buttons ;
A general assortment of Small Wares ;
Stuff Hats, unsurpassed for Lightness, Elasticity, and Durability
of Colour, from 3s. 9d. to 19s., the very best quality.
Dundee, 1846.
GEORGE LL. ALISON begs to announce to his
friends and the public, that he has succeeded to the WINE
and SPIRIT BUSINESS lately carried on by Mr James Ram-
say, in that Shop, No. 20 Nethergate ; and having come into
possession of Mr Ramsay's Large Stock of
FINE OLD WINES AND SPIRITS,
G. LL, A. is confident, that if favoured with a share of public
patronage, his goods will give the utmost satisfaction.
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COMBINATION OF ECONOMY
AND
TASTE !
1846. 1846.
THE GOLDEN LION.
FASHIONABLE HAT AND CAP
ESTABLISHMENT.
J. & J. MILLAR,
No. 2 Reform Street, Dundee,
ETUE/N sincere thanks to the Public for past favours,
and gratefully acknowledge the great
INCREASE OF PATRONAGE
lately conferred on them, to insure a continuance of which, no ex-
ertion on their part shall be wanting to render the Establishment
worthy of the support of all classes. The Proprietors being them-
selves manufacturers, and possessing the advantages of extensive
connection, capital, and experience, are enabled at once to supply
Durable Articles, as well as
LIGHT SUMMER HATS,
With beauty of finish, in all the
NEWEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE SHAPES,
at such low prices
As will at once give credit to themselves and satisfaction to the
customer.
the terms being cash,
The Prices of Hats and Caps at this House are at once stated,
and admit of NO ABATEMENT.
Those of the Public hitherto strangers to the advantages to be
derived from purchasing at an Establishment conducted on rigidly
economical principles, by practical and competent persons,
are respectfully, though earnestly, requested to
MAKE an EARY CALL.
TO gentlemen-
Millar's Parisian, Velvet, and Beaver Hats, of " Premiere "
quality, and " Recherche" in style. DRAB SATINS and
BEAVERS; also light Summer, and Durable HATS and CAPS,
of the most rare and Elegant Descriptions. The new styles re-
ceived periodically.
TRADESMEN
At Millar's, will always find articles suited for every variety
of wear, in neat and fashionable styles, manufactured under super-
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intendence of the Proprietors themselves, by experienced French
and English Workmen, at astonishingly low prices, and extremely
durable.
TO FARMERS, &c.,
Millak's Economic Beaver, and Satin-Napped Hats, from
their fastness in colour, durability, and ventillating properties, are
particularly suited for exposure to the climate. For novelty in
style, and general utility, they are allowed to be unrivalled by all
who have given them a trial.
HATS, OF ALL OTHER DESCRIPTIONS,
The Newest Shapes, " outre" in quality and appearance, at
extremely moderate prices.
LADIES' fashionable Riding Hats and Caps.
WeeJcly arrivals, during the season, in
LADIES', MISSES', and INFANTS' BEAVER BONNETS,
In all the Newest and most Fashionable Shapes
and Colours.
Servants' Livery Hats, Laces, &c.
PATENT WATERPROOF PALETOTS, and CODRINGTON
COATS.
Satin Stocks, Rich Silk Handkerchiefs, Cravats,
Opera Ties, &c., &c.
An extensive and elegant assortment.
THE CAP DEPARTMENT,
For elegance and extent, cannot he surpassed.
BOYS' CAPS, beautifully finished, of the finest cloths, in all the
newest shapes and colours.
FANCY CAPS, for children of every description, very neat and
becoming shapes.
GENTLEMEN'S Sporting HATS and CAPS, of the most
fashionable descriptions.
In marking prices, the proprietors have always a strict regard to
economy, and they are possessed of such advantages in doing so,
that
ONE VISIT WILL BE SUFFICIENT TO CONVINCE
That the low profits charged at this Establishment are such as
cannot be met with elsewhere.
OBSERVE THE GOLDEN LION.
MILLAR'S NEW AND FASHIONABLE
HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 2 Reform Street,
DUNDEE.
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C 0 F F E E-H 0 U S E S
AT
69 MURRAYGATE AND ToP OF REFORM STREET.
TL AMB respectfully calls the attention of parties visiting
• Dundee to his COFFEE and REFRESHMENT ROOMS,
69 Murraygate, and to his COFFEE-HOUSE, TEA GARDENS,
and READING ROOMS, Top of Reform Street, being con-
veniently situated, the accommodation large, and comfortably fitted
up. The Refreshments are of the best qualities, and most suit-
able varieties. Both places are well supplied with London Daily,
Weekly, and other Provincial Newspapers. In these Establish-
ments those who are more or less visitors from home may hp.ve
what they may require both cheap and comfortable ; and those
who may have an hour to spend, can do it rationally, combining
at the same time physical and mental improvement.
Tea and Coffee, Ginger-Beer, Lemonade, Tea Bread* Pyes, Tarts,
Eggs, Ham, Steaks, &c. &c.
Lodgings at Murraygate, &c.
T. L. would call special attention to his Cookies, Brown and
Butter Biscuits,
IRONMONGERY AND FANCY GOODS.
GILRUTH BEOTHERS,
52 High Street and 33 Overgate,
RESPECTFULLY solicit the attention of the Public and
Strangers visiting Dundee, to their Stock of General Iron-
mongery, Cutlery, Britannia Metal and British Plate Spoons, Forks,
Tea and Coffee Pots, Grates, Fenders, Trays, Nails, Files, Locks,
&c. &c.
A Large Stock of
Carpet Bags, Portmanteaus, Desks, Dressing-Cases, Brushes,
Combs, Beads, Jewellery, and Perfumery.
Also,
G. B. have at their Establishment, 52 High Street, a Select
Stock of Gold and Silver Watches, Gold and Silver Guards, Wed-
ding Rings, Silver Snuff-Boxes, and an Immense assortment of
Foreign and British Toys and Fancy Goods.
281
JOHN FYFFE,
SHIPCHANDLER, DOCK STREET,
Opposite Custom-House,
SOLE AGENT FOR DUNDEE FOR
pARTE'S INVENTIONS, for Saving Life and Pro-
^ perty from Shipwreck and Accidents at Sea^ viz. —
ROCKET APPARATUS, for effecting Communication from the
Land with a Stranded Vessel —
12 Pounders, at L.16, 16s.
6 Pounders, at L.12, 12s.
3 Pounders, at L.IO, 10s.
SEA SERVICE ROCKET APPARATUS, for projecting a Line
from a Stranded Vessel to the Shore, or from one Vessel to an-
other, in Distress —
L.IO 10s.
CARTE'S
Self- Acting Life Bouys, at 30s. each.
Life Swimming Belts, at 12s. and 10s. each.
N.B. — The above have been adopted by Her Majesty's Govern-
ment for Service of the Coast Guard, and Revenue Service, and
Life Boats, &c.
CARTE'S
Pocket Percussion Night Signals, in Cases of 12, at 18s. each, re-
fitted at 10s. per dozen ; in Boxes of 6, at 7s. 6d each.
Upwards of L, 100,000 of Property has been saved by these Sig-
nals preventing the collision of vessels at Sea.
A Trial of the Life Bouys and Belts allowed Gratis.
W A T C H*E S !
R. W. FARQUHARSON,
No. 15 High Street,
Immediately below the Town House,
ESPECTFULLY invites inspection of his present Stock
of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY, &c., which he
is prepared to sell at extremely low prices.
Intending purchasers would do well to make a call.
A good heavy-cased Silver Lever at £5, 5s., an article strongly
recommended, and warranted London finished.
Watch and Clock Repairs carefully executed.
Dundee, July 1846.
282
PLUMBERS, BRASS FOUNDERS, GAS-
FITTERS, &c. &c,
15 Reform Street.
• Manufactoiy, 146 Overgate and Albert Court, Nethergate,
OUTHERLAND & MURDOCH, in returning thanks to
^ their numerous Friends and the Public for the large additional
share of Patronage they have received since they opened their
new Shop, Reform Street, beg respectfully to intimate that their
present Stock consists of a large and choice Assortment of PA-
TENT GAS LUSTRES, PENDANTS, BRACKETS, GAS FIT-
TINGS, PATENT GAS BURNERS, and some very beautiful
CAMPHINE LAMPS, with every other article in the line.
S. & M., in recommending Messrs LAIDLAW & SON'S PA-
TENT SPRING GAS LUSTRES, which have given so much
satisfaction, and are so generally admired — being less liable to go
wrong than the water joint, requiring no water or balance weights
— beg to state, that they still continue to have the sole right of
making these Lamps for this place and neighbourhood by License
from the Patentees^
S. & M. take this opportunity of strongly recommending the
New Patent Gas Burner, in imitation of the Bude Light, which for
brilliancy and strength of light is greatly superior to any that have
come under their notice, an inspection of which, at their Premises,
is respectfully solicited.
Dundee, May 1846.
TAY COFFEEHOUSE,
76 MURRAYGATE,
Opposite the Dog Well,
DUNDEE.
THIS House affords a clean, quiet, comfortable resort, at a
mere trifle of expense. For ONE PENNY an individual
may enjoy a comfortable CUP of COFFEE, and read a good as-
sortment of Newspapers and Periodicals, with which the House is
regularly supplied.
The Proprietors are anxious that their House may be made as
attractive as possible, that comfort and rational recreation may be
enjoyed at the least possible expense.
P. CAITHNESS, Manager.
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PATENT ELECTRO PLATE.
i ALEXANDER CAMERON,
4 High Street, Dundee,
agent for the patentees,
ELKINGTON & Co., LONDON,
RESPECTFULLY solicits an inspection of his STOCK
of ELECTRO PLATE in Spoons, Forks, Ladles, Fish
Knives, Tea Services, Toast Racks, Kettles, Claret Jugs, Cruet
Frames, Waiters, Baskets, Bottle Stands, Salad Stands, Epergnes,
Dishes, Dish Covers, &c., &c., the whole manufactured by the Pa-
tentees, and sold at their prices.
The superiority of this manufacture over every other represen-
tative of Silver is acknowledged by all competent judges. In ele-
gance of design, in strength and durability, in perfect freedom
from all corrosive or uncleanly qualities, and in the great facility
with which they may be preserved in their brilliant and beautiful
condition, the Articles made by this process stand unrivalled, and
so accurate and durable are they, that they will wear twenty
years, and cannot be told from real silver; the bare interest of mo-
ney of the cost of these Articles in Silver, in little more than four
years, would buy them in Electro Plate.
The Advertiser can refer to some of the principal Hotels and
Steam-ships in the Kingdom, where they have been in daily use
for many years, continuing to give the same satisfaction as solid
silver. All Goods made by the Patentees bear their marks E. &
Co. under a crown, and also their Agent's name, and such only
they warrant.
Old Plated and Gilt Goods Re-Plated and Re-Gilt at
Moderate Prices.
ME JOHN BEADFOED, No. 13 Crichton Street and
No. 21 Overgate, Dundee, Auctioneer and Appraiser, and
General Dealer in China, Crystal, Stoneware, Hardware, Japan-
ned Goods, Importer of all kinds of French and German Baskets,
&c. Goods sold on Commission, on the most reasonable terms, at
Mr B.'s shop, 21 Overgate.
A Sale by Auction through the winter season every Friday,
Saturday, and Monday, commencing at Seven o'clock evening, and
Goods sold remarkably cheap.
Private Sale through the day at both the above Establishments.
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q\ P EDDIE,
PERFUMERj PERUKE MAKER, AND HAIR CUTTER,
(From London and Edinburgh),
3 CASTLE STREET,
Opposite British Hotel,
GRATEFULLY acknowledges the liberal support he has
received for the last four years from the Ladies and Gentle-
men of Dundee and surrounding country, and respectfully begs to
intimate, from the connection he has formed with the first houses
in London and elsewhere, he can, at all times, procure and sup-
ply his customers with every article connected with his line of
business, all of which are of the most Superior Description, and on
terms the most advantageous.
Always on hand, a choice and select Stock of British and Fo-
reign Perfumery, Tortoiseshell and other Combs; Hair, Cloth, Hat,
Velvet, Flesh, Tooth, and Nail Brushes ; Superior Razors, John-
ston's Razor Strops and Diamond Paste ; Penknives, Scissars, &c.
G. Peddie particularly solicits the attention of Gentlemen to his
stock of Superior Razors, all of which are made expressly for his
customer trade, tried and warranted to give general satisfaction.
Just to hand, a supply of genuine Eau de Cologne, direct from
Jean Marie Farina, vis-a-vis la Place Juliers a Cologne.
The Haircutting and Ornamental Hair Department is conduct-
ed by G. Peddie in the first style of taste and elegance, embracing
the newest Inventions now extant in Perukes, Scalps, Braids,
Frontlets, Ringlets, &c., all of which will be found equal to any
in London or Edinburgh, and.at prices considerably less.
Liquid Hair Dye for cha|^^ Red or Grey Hair to a beautiful
Brown or Black.
Dealer in Havanna Cigars and Manilla Cheroots.
ALEXANDER M'WALTER,
SHAWL MANUFACTURER,
TJESPECTFULLY intimates that his stock of Long and
-TV Square Shawls is at present very complete^ with every new
Design in French, Norwich, Paisley, and Edinburgh Manufacture.
Light Checked and Printed Shawls for Summer wear in all
the different textures. Barege, Llama, Cachmere, &c. ; also Clan
and Fancy Tartan Shawls, Plaids, Handkerchiefs, &c. Borders,
Middles, and Fringes sold separately, and made up to order.
Foreign and British Shawl Warehouse, 12 Reform Street.
285
ASPHALTE.
THE ENGLISH BITUMEN COMPANY
HAVING opened a Branch Establishment m Dundee,
are now enabled to lay down or supply their well proved
ASPHALTE in any part of Scotland, cheaper and equal to any
heretofore done.
This material has been used, with great advantage, for Foot-
paths, Areas, Carriage Roads, Platforms, &c. ; and being 'per-
fectly impervious to damp and all kinds of vermin, for Flooring,
Warehouses, Granaries, Stables, Coach-houses, and every descrip-
tion of underground Offices, where a dry and durable flooring is
an advantage.
Apply to
M. M'KAY, Agent,
East Dock Street, Dundee ;
Or to
MALCOLM CARMICHAEL, Manager,
Head Office, Port Dundas Road,
Glasgow.
THE ENGLISH BITUMEN COMPANY'S IMPROVED
SHEATHING, DRY HAIR, ROOFING, AND
INODOROUS FELT.
'T^HE Subscriber begs to call attention to the above Im-
-^ proved Sheathing Felt for covering Ships Bottoms — to the
great advantage of Dry Hair Felt for the exposed parts of Steam
Pipes, Boilers, &c. — to the Roofing Felt as a cheap, light, and
durable substitute for Slates," Zinc, or Tiles — and to the Inodorous
Felt as an efficacious remedy for Damp on inside of Walls, &c.'
Every information, with Circulars and Prices, will be obtained
on application to
M. M'KAY, Agent,
East Dock Street, Dundee.
(One concern.)
286
DUNDEE NATIONAL SECURITY SAVINGS BANK.
rriHE BANK is OPEN, at 21 REFORM STREET, as
J- follows : —
FOR RECEIVING MONEY.
On MONDAY and THURSDAY Mornings, from Nine to Ten
o'clock ;
On WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Evenings, from Seven to
Eight o'clock ; and
On FRIDAY Afternoon, from Twelve to Two o'Clock.
FOR PAYING MONEY.
On WEDNESDAY Evening, from Seven to Eight o'Clock ;
On THURSDAY Morning, from Nine to Ten o'Clock ; and
On FRIDAY Afternoon, from Twelve to Two o'Clock.
^^" Deposits of One Shilling and upwards to £30 received.
Deposits, 25th June 1845, £36,781 0 9
Do. do. 1846, 42,578 8 4
Increase in twelve months, •. £5,797 7 7
Number of Depositors at Dundee, 20th Nov. 1844, 2642
Do. do. 1845, 2991
Increase in twelve months, 349
MR. G. J. MELYEN,
MUSICIAN,
BEGS to offer his best thanks to the Inhabitants of Dundee
and its vicinity, for the very liberal share of patronage with
which he has been honoured since he came to town, and assures
them that no effort will be wanting on his part to merit a continu-
ance of their favour. He also begs respectfully to announce that
he still continues to attend BALLS and PRIVATE MUSI-
CAL PARTIES, either by himself or his Band, at the shortest
notice.
Violin and Violincello Taught.
Terms Iloderate.
Orders left with Mr Chalmers, Bookseller, Castle Street, or at
his Lodgings, Mrs John Banks, 38 Bell Street.
38 Bell Street, Dundee, July 1846.
287
ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATION TO THE
TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
T PARKEil respectfully returns his sincere thanks to his
*^ • numerous Customers and the Public generally, for the dis-
tinguished support he has received since he commenced his
SPRING VANS, and begs to intimate that his Vans leave Cupar,
Edinburgh, Dundee, and Kirkaldy, Twice every Lawful Day.
FROM
Dundee to Cupar and Edinburgh, 10 morning.
Dundee to Cupar only, 4 afternoon.
Kirkaldy to Dundee, 11 morning.
„ Cupar, 3 afternoon.
* Cupar to Edinburgh, .' 8 morning.
„ „ J past 12 afternoon.
„ Dundee, 8 morning.
„ J past 2 afternoon.
An Omnibus leaves 13 Calton Street, Edinburgh, at Nine a.m.,
and at half-past One o'clock p.m., where Passengers and Par-
cels are booked for the Vans. Passengers booked at 1 West
Dock Street; 7 South Union Street ; and 45 High Street, Dundee.
PARCELS BOOKED
AT EDINBURGH.
Mr Stringer's, 13 Calton Street.
Mr Bertram's, 195 High Street.
Mr Green's, 123 Grassmarket.
AT GLASGOW.
Thos. Howey & Co., Railway
Station.
AT DUNDEE.
Mr Brown's, 45 High Street.
Mr Monroe's, 1 West Dock
Street.
Mr Lind's, 7 South Union Street.
AT KIEKALDY.
Mrs Smith's, Harbour Head.
Fares from Kirlcaldy to Newport, only 'is.
June 20. 1846.
288
STEAM
TO
EDINBURGH, GLASGOW, AND THE SOUTH,
HE Edinburgh and Dundee Steam-Packet Company's
fine New Iron Steam-Ship
BEITANNIA,
350 Tons burthen, and 150 Horse-power,
Captain P. Greig,
SAILS FROM DUNDEE
Every Afternoon at Two o'clock ;
AND
FROM GRANTON,
Every Morning at Half-past Seven,
Calling at Crail, Anstruther, and Elie.
FARES.
Cabin, 4s ; Steerage, 2s 6d.
Pleasure Parties from Dundee on Saturdays, and returning on
Mondays,
Cabin, 5s ; Steerage, 3s ;
Going and Returning.
Goods shipped at Dundee at one afternoon are delivered in
Glasgow next morning. Freights very moderate.
^^ This splendid New Iron Steam-Packet Ship, the largest,
the most powei'ful, and swiftest ever on this passage, of a beauti-
ful model, and hull and engines of a superior description, is fitted-
up in a commodious style, with separate Dining Saloons, both in
283
BRITANNIA STEAMER, (continued).
Cabin and Steerage, Private State Rooms for Parties or Families»
Water-tight bulkheads^ lire-boats on deck, &c.
Railway Trains to Glasgow at half-past 7 and 10 evening.
„ „ Berwick at 9 „
„ „ Musselburgh at .,.,... 8 and 9 „
„ „ Haddington at ,..,9 ,,
J, „ Edinburgh on the Vessel's arrival ;
Fare 3d.
Omnibuses to Edinburgh on the Vessel's Arrival ; Fare 6d.
Omnibuses to Leith on the Vessel's arrival.
*;s5.* Breakfasts; Dinners, and Refreshments on board.
'JOHN BELL, Agent.
West Protection Wall,
Dundee, July 20. 1846.
The Britannia resumes l:er winter days and hours of sailing
about 1st November, and continues till about the 1st April, saili
ing from Dundee every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at ten
morning ; and from Granton every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa-
turday, at half-past eight morning.
WILLIAM IdcGREGOR & CO.,
GUNMAKERS AND FISHING TACKLE MAKERS,
"AVE BEMOVED from No. 35 Eeform Street to
- 39 Union Street, where, by strict attention to business,
and moderate charges, they hope to merita share of public pa-
tronage.
Manufacturers of Rupture Bandages and Suspenders, on the
newest principles.
T
290
THE EXPEUIENCE LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
BASED UPON THE EXPERIENCE OF
SEVENTEEN OF THE OLDEST LIFE OFFICES.
I
Capilal, £300,000.
Head Office, 15 George Street, Edinburgh.
Office in London, 58 King William Street.
CHAIRMAN.
THE RIGHT HON. LORD DUNFERMLINE.
DIRECTORS IN EDINBURGH.
Robert Nasmyth, Esq.
H. Maxwell Inglis, Esq.
John Clerk Brodie, Esq.
Robert Rutherford, Esq.
John Christison, Esq.
Robert Blackwood, Esq.
Donald Home, Esq.
Francis Chalmers, Esq,
Robert Ainslie, Esq.
James Hay Mackenzie, Esq.
Edward Strathearn Gordon, Esq.
Thomas Graham Murray, Esq.
MEDICAL REFEREE.
James Miller, Esq., M.D., Professor of Surgery in the University
of Edinburgh.
AUDITOR. BANKERS.
William Moncrieff, Esq. The Bank of Scotland.
Alex. W. Robertson, Manager and Actuary.
DIRECTORS IN LONDON.
Charles Dodd, Esq.
William Harris Rayden, Esq.
Percival Champion, Esq.
Hugh Hope, Esq.
William Pascall Smithett, Esq.
PHYSICIAN. STffRGEON.
Anthony Todd Thomson, Esq. John Adam Townsend, Esq*
BANKERS.
The Commercial Bank of London.
SOLICITORS. SECRETARY.
Messrs Dodd, Grueber, and Rowsell, Thomas YuU Wardrop,
291
THE EXPERIENCE LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY Continued.
The success which has attended this Company is mainly attri-
butable to the sound principles upon which it is based. It em-
braces in its constitution the advantages of both the Mutual and
Proprietary System of Assurance.
The Rates of Premium charged are equitably graduated to the
different ages of life according to the tables of mortality, deduced
from the Experience of Seventeen of the Oldest Life Offices,
In the Mutual Department of the Business, Assurers have
all the advantages of Mutual Assurance without incurring risk or
responsibility, and Assurances may be effected at a much lower
rate of Premium than in a purely Mutual Office. Five-sixths of
the Profits are divided among the Assured every Five Years.
In the other Department of the Business, parties may effect
Assurances for fixed sums at a Reduced Rate of Premium. The
sums in the Policies are all guaranteed.
Specimen of Rates for Insuring £\(iO on a Single Life,
■ without participation.
WITH
participation.
Age.
For One Year
Single Premium.
For Seven Years
Annual Premium.
For Whole Life
Annual Premium.
For Whole Life
Annual Premium.
20
30
40
£0 16 2
0 18 8
1 2 11
£0 16 8
0 19 9
1 5 1
£1 12 4
2 1 6
2 16 8
£1 19 8
2 9 9.
3 5 9
The Company undertakes every description of risk contingent
upon human life. Copies of the Prospectus, and all information,
may be had on application at the Head Office, or to any of the
Company's Agents.
DUNDEE agency.
JAMES CHALMERS Jun., 10 Castle Street, Agent.
ALEX. DUNCAN, Esq,, M.D., Medical Referee.
292
NORWICH UNION LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY.
Instituted 1808.
Capital Invested £4,700,000.
BOARD OF management AT EDINBURGH.
Sir Henry Jardine of Harwood.
John Ferrier, Esq., W.S.
The Honourable Lord Wood,
William Dallas, Esq., W.S.
THIS SOCIETY ]s founded on the principle of
MUTUAL ASSURANCE, the whole Profits of the
Business being divisible periodically among the Insured.
The Rates of Premium for ages under 45 are about ten per cent.
under those of the older Offices.
The following list of some of the earlier Policies exhibits the
aggregate amount of Bonus assigned to each Policy on 9th Sep-
tember 1842, the date of the last Division of Profits.
Policy.
Sum Assured.
Bonus.
Policy.
SuTQ Assured.
Bonus. \
No.
£
£ s d.
No.
£
£ S. D. 1
477
1000
776 4 10
1450
2000
754 17 2 1
951
499
431 10 5
1444
1000
519 10 7 \
170
1000
445 15 7
1459
300
155 14 4
751
1000
458 7 4
1745
2000
1117 1 11
1235
2000
852 5 1
1850
1500
749 10 5
1276
1500
619 3 4
2570
1000
531 6 10
NoE
NTRY MONE
Y is charged,
and Cl.
iiMs are pa
id at the end
of three months after pi'oof of death.
The Society also grants Annuities on Lives extremely favour
able.
NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY.
Instituted 1797-
Subscribed Capital, £550,000.
The Sums insured with this Office amount to about
Fifty-Nine Millions Sterling.
Insurers receive periodical Dividends from the Profits of the
Society, which become a matter of some importance to those who
insure a large sum, and who pay a heavy premium. The Insured
are at same time entirely free from responsibility. The
Rates of Insurance are the same as those of other Offices, and
Losses are settled liberally.
JOHN W. ALEXANDER, Writer, 10 Reform Street, Agent
for Dundee,
293
FORFARSHIRE AND PERTHSHIRE FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
ORDINARY DIRECTORS.
George Duncan, Esq., M.P.
Peter Kinmond, Esq.
Thomas Hunter, Esq.
Alexander Balfour, Esq.
James Marnie, Esq.
William Thorns, Esq.
Thomas Powrie, Esq.
David Miln, Esq,
David Martin, Esq.
John B. Baxter, Esq.
John Duff, Esq.
MANAGER,
PATRICK H. THOMS.
Head Office,
14 St Andrew's Place, Cowgate, Dundee.
n^HIS is the only native establishment for FIRE IN-
-*- SURANCE connected with the Central District of Scotland ;
and the Directors, whilst they acknowledge with gratitude the
liberal support it has hitherto enjoyed, respectfully solicit the con-
tinued patronage of their friends in the Counties of Forfar, Perth,
and Fife, for a Company whose Proprietary belongs almost ex-
clusively to these Counties.
Insurance on all kinds of Property is effected on the most fa-
vourable terms ; and Policies on Farming Stock — including Bes-
tial, Agricultural Produce, Utensils, and Implements of Husban-
dry— are issued Free of Duty.
Terms will be learned, and every facility afforded for effecting
Insurances, on application at the Company's Office, Dundee.
No charge for Policies when transferred from other Offices.
Dundee, May 1846.
294
EAST OF SCOTLAND LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY.
Capital, £250,000.
ESTABLISHED AT DUNDEE 1844.
Head Office, — No, 1 Bank Street, Dundee.
Office in Edinburgh, — No. 71 Prince's Street.
Office in Glasgow, — No. 54 St Vincent Street.
ORDINARY directors.
David Miln, Esq., Banker, Chairman.
Peter Dalgairns, Esq., wine
merchant.
George Fyfe, Esq , shipowner.
John Bell, Esq., writer.
Alexander Bell, Esq., surgeon.
John Hodgson Anderson, Esq.,
merchant.
James Neish, Esq., Nethergate.
medical advisers.
Robert Bell, Esq., M.D. j G. M. Osborne, Esq., M.D.
solicitor.
William Neish, Esq., writer.
MANAGER AND ACTUARY.
Ebenezer Erskine Scott, Esq.
LIFE ASSURANCES
ARE granted by this Company both with and without par-
ticipation in the profits, on the most liberal terms.
PROGRESSIYE LIFE ASSURANCE.
By this entirely new and most important application of the
principles of Life Assurance, a very large saving of present outlay on
the part of the assured is effected, and in general the interest and
convenience of the assured are more effectually studied than by any
other method of assurance at present in use.
ANNUITY AND REVERSIONARY BUSINESS.
This Company grants all descriptions of Life Annuities and
Endowments ; and purchases Reversions, Annuities, and all other
life interests ; and, in general, transacts every variety of business
dependent on the contingencies of life.
295
EAST OF SCOTLAND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY— (Continued.)
LOANS.
The Company's system of Loans on Personal Security, con-
joined with Life Assurance, on redeemable annuity and otherwisOj
will be found highly beneficial.
Copies of the Company's Prospectus, containing full informa-
tion as to the system of Progressive Life Assurance, and on
all other branches of the business, may be had on application at
the Head Office in Dundee, or at any of the Company's Agencies
or Branches, where also every advice and assistance will be
promptly given to parties desirous of transacting business with
the Company.
By order of the Directors,
EBEN. E. SCOTT, Manager.
AGENCIES.
Alyth... J. F. Allan, Esq., surgeon.
Arbroath ;.... Andrew Binny, Esq., banker.
Blairgowrie Robert Ayson, Esq., postmaster.
Dunkeld.. William Mitchell, Esq., writer,
Forfar William White, Esq., writer.
Meigle Mr David Murray, saddler.
Montrose James Calvert, Esq., writer.
Perth Robert Macfarlane, Esq., writer.
MESSRS BLACKIE & SON
T3ESPECTFULLY intimate, that Stock of their Publi-
J-V cations is always kept in their Warehouse, 7 Crichton
Street, where the Works can be inspected, and every informa-
tion obtained.
Subscribers would do well to return their Books for binding,
when completed, either by the deliverers, or to the warehouse 5
as by doing so, any mistake that may have occurred, either in
making up, or in delivery, can be corrected. The volumes will
be returned free of csucriage, finished in the best manner, at the lowest
prices,
PATRICK KNOX, Agent.
*;^* B. & S. can only be responsible for Booh given for binding
as stated above.
Dundee, July 1846»
296
JOHM M. BSiTTS,
AVC TIONEEB AND AGENT,
39 REFORM STREET, DUNDEE,
WILLIAM THOMSON,
8 Refokm Street,
"DESPECTFULLY invites attention to his extensive and
fashionable
STOCK OF WOOLLEN GOODS,
COMPPaSING
SUPERFINE BLACK AND MEDLEY CLOTHS,
SCOTCH AND ENGLISH TVfEEDS,
DOESKINS, KERSEYS, CASSIMERES, BEAYERS, PILOT
CLOTHS,
VESTINGS, HATS,
LAMB WOOL UNDER CLOTHING,
With every other description of material suitable for Gentlemen's
apparel.
W, T., encouraged by the constant increase of his business, is
fully determined that the quality of his Stock, and the strict mo-
deration which governs the arrangement of every price, shall con-
tinue to render his Establishment one of the most attractive in
Dundee.
ADDITIONAL NAMES, &c.
Donaldson, Thomas R. (of R. & D,); ^i- Seafield Lane.
Gray, John, surgeon, 83 Murraygate ; h. 38 Constitution Road.
M'lntyre, Henry, spirit-dealer, 105 Overgate.
Revel & Donaldson, shipbrokers and general commission agents,
45 Exchange Street.
Revel, C. G. L. (of R. & D.) ; h. Morton's Square.
LISTOFREADY MADE GOO
Ship Masters Emigranis &rO
Dress andFi^ockcoatsuiBlackBii
GOATS.inlkeGdBeaver ancLPJlot
VESTS,mVelyet,Satin.SiEi:yaieBcia
Various colours, |
TROW§ERS,iiii air the different i
MolesMnDuck.Drilland CaBva=, .
JACKETS ,iiiBlueJBrowuaii{ltfcLepr<
Jane line taniMolcskin .
Reefing &Pea Jackets in I> eaver ai
S.lurfe iiiIiiTieii.Oofton &-Sti'ipe
LambsAVbolDo. Gray aiidA/*fhitel
OdskiiLGoatsJaelietsTTowsers an
Hair>rool .CottonL.aiii Straw Mat
Worsted and Cotton 1j eel c OYers ar
Mse^pve^'//.S^n (9fthe^
SPI
supe:
S(
DOESKi:
With eve
apparel.
W, T.,
fully dete
deration \
tinue to :
Dundee.
Donaldsoi
Gray, Joh
M'lntyre,
Revel & I
45 E:
Revel, C. '
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