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Newton, and Wallacetown.
1873-74.
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PRINTED AT THE OBSERVER OFFICE.
INDEX
Page
Academy, - - - - -7
Advertisements. - - - 119
Assessed Taxes, - ... 8
Ayr Bible Society, - - - - 10
Ayr Cemetery, - - - - 6
Ayr District Road Trust, - - 5
Ayr Fairs, - - - - - 16
Ayr Gas Company, - - - -9
Ayr Pub. Library & Reading Room, 11
Ayr Sabbath School Union Society, 10
Ayr School Board, ... -4
Ayr Young Men's Association, - 10
Ayrshire Agricultural Association, - 5
Banks, - - - - - -12
Carriers, - - - - - -16
Certified Industrial School, - - 8
Clergy of the District, - - - 7
Coaches, - - - - - -17
Commissary Court, - 4
Corn Exchange Company, - - 9
County Gaol, 18
County Lunacy Board. - - - 17
County Police Committee. - - 18
County Prison Board, - - - 17
Cricket Clubs, - - - - - 11
Customs, - - - - - - 10
Directory — Ayr. - - - - 26
„ Newton and Wallacetown, 64
Dispensary and Fever Hospital, - 8
Excise, ...... 9
Grammar School, .... 7
Golf Clubs, - - - - -it
Guildry of Ayr, - - ■ - - 4
Harbour Trustees, - - - - 5
Income Tax — Kyle District, - - 8
Incorporation of Whipmen, - - 10 ;
rags.
Insurance Offices and Agent?, - 1 1
Justice of Peace Court, - - - 5
Kyle Union Poor House Board, - 5
Lands Valuation — Kyle District, - 8
Lieutenancy of Ayrshire, - 17
Magistrates and Town Council of Ayr, 3
Magistrates of Newton, - - - 12
Market Days, ----- 5
Masonic Lodges, - - - - ir
Medical Practitioners, - - - 9
Merchant Company, - - - 10
Municipal Police Board, - - - 4
Newspapers, - - - - - 13
Newton Consumers' Gas Company, q
Orange Association of Scotland, - 12
Post Office—
Despacth of Letters, &c. . - 19
Inland Book 1'ost, - - - 22
Inland Letters - - - - 21
Inland Newspapers. - - - 22
Postage of Letters to the Colo-
nies and Foreign Countries, 24
Registration. - - - - 22
Savings Banks, - - - - 21
Telegraphs. - - - - 23
Public Reading Room, - - - 10
Quoiting Club, - - - - - 12
Resident Act. Justices of the Peace, 13
Sailors' Society, - - - - 10
SherifF Court, - 4
Sheriff Officers, ... 6
Smith's Institution, - 7
Solicitors before the Sheriff Court, - 6
Trades' Directory. - - - - 92
Trades' House, .... 6
Water Compaay, - ... 9
AYR
Population of Parliamentary Burgh of Ayr in 1861,
Do. do. do. 1871,
... 18,571
... 17,851
Decrease in Ten Years, 72°
This Burgh, with Irvine, Campbeltown, Inverary, and Oban
returns One Member to Parliament. Ayr is the Returning Burgh.
Constituency of the Burgh of Ayr, 2442; Municipal Constituency,
1054— E. H. J. Craufurd, M.P.
Population of Ayrshire in 1 86 1, .... 198,408
Do. do. 1871, 200,745
Increase in Ten Years, ... ... .-• ••• 2>337
Constituency of the County of Ayr— South Ayrshire, 3535 ;
North Ayrshire, 3339.
Member for South Ayrshire— Sir David Wedderburn, Bart..
Member for North Ayrshire — William Finnie
TOWN COUNCIL OF AYR.
Provost — John Macneille.
Bailies— Archibald Rae and P. B. Hill.
Dean-of-Guild— Hugh Wyllie. Treasurer — Andrew Hunter.
Councillors.
Hamilton King James Oliver
David Milligan Matthew Adam
Alex. Weir James Hunter
..._,,. Arthur Lang James Ferguson
Town-Chamberlain— Robert M'Callum. Clerk— John Pollock.
Proc. Iftscal— C. B. Rowan. Surveyor— J. I. M'Derment.
Billet Master— D. M 'Donald.
Inspector of Weights and Measures— James M'Cririck.
Valuator of Lands and Heritages and Registrar of Voters — G. Tosh.
Bobert Eaglesham
John Sloan
John Smith
R. M. Beveridge
DIRECTORY.
MUNICIPAL POLICE BOARD.
Commissioners.
Andrew Hunter
James Ferguson
Peter Barry Hill
Robert Eaglesham
John Smith
Matthew Adam
Treasurer and Collector — Robert M'Callum,
Town Chamberlain.
Proc. Fiscal — C. B. Rowan. Superintendent of Police — D. M 'Donald.
Provost Macneille
Arthur Lang
Hugh Wyllie
Archibald Rae
Alexander Weir
Hamilton King
Clerk — John Pollock.
David Milligan
John Sloan
James Oliver
James Hunter
R. M. Beveridge
J. I. M'Derment
Surveyor,
James I. M'Derment.
Collector of Prison, &c, Assessment,
Robert M'Callum.
Tester of Illuminating Power of Gas — James M'Cririck.
GUILDRY OF AYR: Dean— Hugh Wyllie.
Provost Macneille
Ex-Bailie M'Creadie
Bailie Rae
Bailie Hill
Council.
Andrew Paterson
James Ferguson
W. Alexander
W. Robertson
D. Milligan
J. B. Paton
J, I. M'Derment
Clerk— John Pollock; Treas.— R. M'Callum; Officer— W. M 'Dowall.
Kennedy Crawford
W. M'Clelland
Henry C. Gray
AYR SCHOOL BOARD.
Chairman — Rev. Thomas Dykes, D.D
Rev. G. J
Thomas Steele
Rev. G. Copland
C. Scott
James. M. Ferguson
James Paton
Secretary — W. Macrorie. Treasurer — R. M'Callum
Officer— R. A. Miller.
SHERIFF COURT— Sits every Tuesday and Thursday.
Sheriff — N. C. Campbell. Sheriff- Substitute — James Robison.
Sheriff Clerk— E. A. Hunter, W.S. Sheriff Clerk-Depute— T. Kerr.
Proc.-Fiscals for County — J. F. &. R. D. Murdoch.
Bar Officer — G. Graham.
Ordinary Court sits both Tuesday and Thursday, at io A.M.
Debts Recovery Court sits every Thursday at 10.30.
COMMISSARY COURT: Commissary— N. C. Campbell.
Commissary Depute — J. Robison. Commissary Clerk — R. Goudie.
The Procurators before the Sheriff Court are Practitioners also
before the Commissary Court.
DIRECTORY. 0
JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT.
The Justices sit the first Monday of every month, at II a.m., for
the decision of claims not exceeding ^5, and immediately afterwards
for the determination of questions under the other branches of their
jurisdiction.
Clerk — Charles G. Shaw.
Depute- Clerk— W. H. Dunlop.
Procurator-Fiscals— J. F. & R. D. Murdoch.
Bar Officer — Geo. Graham.
AYRSHIRE AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION.
President — Col. Alexander of Ballochmyle.
■ Vice-Presidents— The Most Noble The Marquis of Ailsa, Richard
Oswald of Auchencruive, J. Hunter of Glenapp, R. F. F.
Campbell of Craigie, Graham Somervell of Sorn, Patrick Boyle
of Shewalton.
Twenty-One Extraordinary and Twenty-Four Ordinary Directors.
Secretary and Treasurer — James M'Murtrie.
KYLE UNION POOR HOUSE BOARD.
Chairman —Provost Macneille. Secretary — David Dougall.
Governor — Wm. M'Cracken. Matron— Mrs M'Cracken.
Chaplain — Wm. Grant, Missionary. Medical Officer — Dr Wield.
TRUSTEES FOR THE HARBOUR OF AYR.
Chairman — Provost Macneille.
Thomas Steele
Robert Paton
Archibald Rae
Robert Eaglesham
William Johnstone
James Ferguson
Hugh M'Jannet
William Young
Hugh Wyllie
David Highet
Andrew Hunter
David Hunter
P. B. Hill
Harbour Master and Water Bailie — Robert Boyd.
Collector — James Gray. Clerk — John Pollock.
Master Pilot — William Stewart. Agent for Lloyds — Capt. J. Baird.
ROAD TRUST, AYR DISTRICT.
Treasurer — G. Gemmell. Clerk — C. G. Shaw.
Surveyor — William Campbell.
FAST DAYS— On Wednesday preceding the third Sabbath of
April and Wednesday preceding the last Sabbath of October.
MARKET DAYS— Tuesday and Friday.
DIRECTORY.
TRADES' HOUSE.
Deacon-Convener — R. Eaglesham.
Trades. Deacons.
Hammermen — William Ingram
Weavers — R. Eaglesham
Tailors — Jas. Cunningham
Fiscal — Andrew Glass. Clerk—
Trades. Deacons.
Squaremen — Wm. Alexander
Shoemakers — E. Smith
Flesh ers — David Rodger
R. Goudie. Officer — J. Howat.
SOLICITORS BEFORE THE SHERIFF COURT.
Dean of Faculty — W. Andrews.
Andrews, Walter, Girvan
Andrews, David, Girvan
Andrew, James, Ayr
Brown, William, Maybofe
Blair, Patrick, Irvine
Brown, David, Maybole
Beveridge, R. M , Ayr
Burns, Patrick, Kilwinning
Boyd, J. W., Ayr
Brackinridge, Arch., Cumnock
Christie, William, Irvine
Clark, John B., Mauchline
Dunlop, D., Ayr
Dunlop, W. H , Ayr
Dickie, James, Irvine
Dick, J. T., Ayr
Dougall, D., Ayr
Forsyth, Wm , Girvan
Goudie, R., Ayr
Gemmell, Andrew, Ayr
Gray, J., jr., Maybole
Harvey, Thomas, Ayr
Highet, H. M., Irvine
Secretary— -Thomas Kerr. Auditor of Accounts — J. F. Murdoch.
Kilpatrick, Wm., Ayr
Kerr, Thomas, Ayr
Murdoch, J. F., Ayr
Murray, Wm., Girvan
Macrorie, Wm., Ayr
Murdoch, R. D., Ayr
Morton, George, Ayr
M'Clelland, J., Ayr
M'Clymont, J. W., Ayr
M'Cubbin, A., Ayr
M'Cubbin, W. F., Ayr
M'Neight, Wm., Ayr
M'Murtrie, James, Ayr
M'Cosh, J. M., Ayr and Dairy
M'Jannet, W. D , Irvine
Maclimont, John, Girvan
Pollock, William, Ayr
Pollock, John, Ayr
Rowan, C. B., Ayr
Robertson, J., Girvan
Shaw, C. G., Ayr
White, A., Cumnock
H. Cowan
G. Graham
H. Maguire
SHERIFF OFFICERS.
J. Rodger
J. Smith
H. Wyllie
J. Ramsay
AYR CEMETERY.
Managers— The Magistrates and Council.
Treasurer — Joseph Erskine, Secretary — John Pollock.
DIRECTORY.
CLERGY.
Episcopalian — Rt. Rev. Wm. S.
Wilson, LL.D., Bishop of
Glasgow& Galloway. Curate
and Chaplain — R. Ritchie
Original Seceders— J, Robertson
Reformed Presbyterian — T. H.
Lang
Moravian— S. King
Methodist— E. Baylis
Congregational — J. M. Metcalfe
Evangelical Union— J . M Tldowie
Roman Catholic— P. M 'Lauchlan
Established, 1st Charge — Rev.
T. Dykes, D.D.
Do. 2d do. — J. Sinclair
Do. Newton — E. L Thompson
Do. Wallacetown Chapel — G.
J. C. Scott
Free Church — William Grant
Do. Newton — John Millar
Do. Wallacetown — A. Rowand
United Presbyterian, Darlington
Place — R. M. Maclnnes
United Presbyterian, Cathcart
Street — George Copland ^
Keeper of Register of Proc amations— Joseph Efskine.
Session Clerk — James Thomson.
Register of Births, Marriages, and Deaths— Wm. B. Cuthbertson.
ACADEMY.
Rector — James Macdonald, M;A., LL D.
English — The Rector, Andrew Stevenson, and Assistant
Classics— The Rector, Wm Craigie, M A., and R. Cameron, M.A.
Arithmetic and Mathematics — James Thomson, William Reid,
Assistant.
Writing and Drawing — L. Anderson, and Tennant, Assistant.
Modern Languages — M. Gausseron.
Secretary — W. F. M'Cubbin. Treasurer — Hugh Cowan.
Janitor — Sergt. J. Stowell.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Rector — George Hall.
INFANT AND JUVENILE SCHOOL, Charlotte Street.
Trustees — The Provost of Ayr, the two Ministers of Ayr, the
Minister of Newton, the Minister of Wallacetown.
Teacher — Miss Scott. Treas. — C. Cowan. Sec. — Rev. J. Sinclair,
SMITH'S INSTITUTION.
Teachers — George Bain and Miss Moodie.
Trustees — Provost Macneille, Bailie Rae, Bailie Hill, Rev. Thos.
Dykes, D.D., and Rev. John Sinclair.
DIRECTORY.
CERTIFIED INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, Carrick Street, Ayr.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Hugh Cowan, Esq- of St. Leonards, Chairman.
Cuthbert Cowan, Esq., Treasurer. David Dunlop, Esq., Secretary.
Sub-Committee.
Hugh Cowan T. M. Gemmell A. Paterson
Cuthbert Cowan R. M. Kay Major Phillips
Col. Crawford Dr Montgomerie R. Paton
D. Dunlop Provost Macneille J. Paton
M. T. Paterson Colonel Young J. F. Murdoch
Members ex-offico — The Clergymen of the District who are
Subscribers.
Superintendent — G. R. Scott. Matron — Mrs Scott.
Industrial Master— A. MTntyre.
Clerk — C. G. Shaw.
ASSESSED TAXES.
Inspector — D. R. Vass.
Collector — James Brown.
Surveyor— G. Tosh.
LANDS VALUATION— Kyle District.
Charles G. Shaw, Clerk. George Tosh, Assessor.
INCOME TAX— Kyle District.
Commissioners —
John Bell of Enterkine
William Cooper of Failford
John Hamilton of Sundrum
R. F. F. Campbell of Craigie
Capt. Hamilton of Rozelle
Clerk — James M'Murtrie.
Graham Somervell of Sorn
Patrick Boyle of Shewalton
Major-General Burnett of Gad-
girth
Wm. Finnie of Newfield, M. P.
Inspector — D. R. Vass.
Assessor and Surveyor — George Tosh. Collector — James Brown.
Special Assessors under Schedules D and E —
R. F. F. Campbell of Craigie
Andrew Paterson of Carston
T. M. Gemmell of Frankville
John Macneille of Blackburn
J. P. Wilson of Polquhairn
DISPENSARY AND FEVER HOSPITAL.
Patron — The Most Noble the Marquis of Bute.
James Templeton.
Bailie Rae
President — Provost Macneille.
Wm. Pollock James Paton
David Highet
Andrew Paterson
Consulting Physician — Robert Dobbie, M.D.
Consulting Surgeons— John Ronald, J. R. Watt, M.D.
House Surgeon— W. R. M 'Donald, M.D. Matron— Mrs Barron.
Sec. and Treas. — Robert M'Callum.
Hugh Cowan
Rev. Dr Dykes
James M'Creadie
DIRECTORY.
MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS.
John Ronald
R. B. Erskine, M.D
W. R. Macdonald,
M.D.
J. Montgomerie
Robt. Dobbie, M.D.
J. C. Wilson, M.D.
T. M -Knight, M.D.
David Wield, M.D.
J. L. Mason, M.D.
W. Naismith, M.D.
J. R. Watt, M.D.
AYR GAS COMPANY.
Chairman — Hugh Cowan. Vice-Chairman — Dr Ronald.
Directors.
James Templeton
Cuthbert Cowan
John MTlwrath J. Robertson
W. B. Cuthbertson D. Highet
Wm. Bain.
Sees, and Treas— W. ' Pollock. Manager — Lawrence Hislop.
Clerk— Alex. Nisbet. Collector— Robert M'Crindle : house, n
Cathcart Street.
NEWTON CONSUMERS' GAS COMPANY.
Chairman — James Ferguson.
Directors.
William Mills
John Smith
George Wilson
Sec. and Treas. — Robert Fergusson, Writer.
Manager — Janies Goudie. Collector — Sergt. James Murray.
William Affleck
William Bain
John MTlwrath
Hugh Wyllie
John M'Rae
WATER COMPANY.
Chairman — Hugh Cowan. Vice-Chairman — James Paton.
Provost Macneille
David Highet
Committee.
John Hamilton
James Templeton
C. Cowan
John Robertson
Treas. — Jas. I. M'Derment. Clerk — C. G. Shaw.
CORN EXCHANGE COMPANY.
Chairman — Quintin Bone.
John Rankin Andrew Young
R. M. Cunningham Robert Wallace
John Cunningham John Findlay
John M'Creath
William Kilpatrick, Treas. Thomas Steele, Sec.
William Love, Clerk.
James Smith
William Reid
William M'Creath
Charles Stewart
EXCISE.
Collector — John Robertson. Supervisor — G. Moodie.
Officer — Peter Connachar.
10 DIRECTORY.
CUSTOMS.
Collector— Geo. W. Carr. Examining Officer — John H. Haddefi.
Out-Door Officer — Alex. G. Smith.
AYR BIBLE SOCIETY.
President — Hugh Cowan, Esq.
Treas. — Gavin Gemmell.
Sec. — Rev. Thos. H. Lang. Depository — W. B. Cuthbertson.
SAILORS' SOCIETY— Instituted 1581.
Preses — Sec. — Hugh Cowan. Treas. — Jamea Gray.
Officer— G. Milligan.
MERCHANT COMPANY.
Instituted 1665, and in 1821 a Fund was formed for Widows and
Orphans.
Master — Robert Fergusson. Treas. — Robert M'Callum.
Assistants.
John Robertson
Robert M'Callum
William Pollock
George Tosh
J. I. M'Derment.
Sec. — William Pollock. Officer — John Munn.
John Pollock
James Morton
AYR YOUNG MEN'S ASSOCIATION.
Meets every Tuesday evening, during the winter months, in the Ayr
Free Church Session-House at 8 p.m.
Presidents — Rev. W. Grant and Rev. J Sinclair.
Vice-Presidents — Wallace Allan and Arthur Morgan.
Secretary — Geo. Tosh, Montgomerie Ten-ace.
Treasurer — Thomas Crawford.
PUBLIC READING-ROOM— Town Buildings.
Pres. — Provost Macneille Treas. — K. Crawford Sec — J. Pollock
Keeper — J. Cunningham.
INCORPORATION OF WHIPMEN.
President- John M'llwrath. Treasurer — A. Hunter.
Clerk — Thomas Harvey, Solicitor.
AYR SABBATH SCHOOL UNION SOCIETY.
Pres. — John Macneille. Treas. — K. Crawford.
DIRECTORY.
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AYR PUBLIC LIBRARY AND READING-ROOM.
Macneille Buildings, Newmarket Street.
Treasurer— John Mackenzie. Sec. — Wm. Baird.
Librarian — Miss A. Gray.
MASONIC LODGES.
Ayr Kilwinning— No. 124, instituted 1765— R.W.M., J. S. M'll-
wraith, C.E. Lodge-room, Union Tavern ; meets 1st Monday
of each month.
Ayr St James— No. 125, instituted 1771— R.W.M., John Murray.
Lodge-room, Blue Bell Inn; meets last Friday of every month.
Ayr Operative— No. 138, instituted 1776— R.W.M., Wm. Martin,
shoemaker. George Street. Lodge--room, Crown Inn, High
Street; meets 1st Monday of every month.
Ayr Royal Arch— No. 165, instituted 1786— R.W M., William
Turner, ironmonger, Newmarket Street. Lodge-room, Star
Hotel; meets 1st Thursday of every month.
Ayr and Renfrew Militia St Paul— No. 204, instituted 1 799—
R.W.M., William D. Chambers, bookseller, Old Bridge.
Lodge-room, Whip Inn, High Street; meets 2d Monday of
every month.
PRESTWICK GOLF CLUB,
President— Orr Campbell, W.S.
Secretary and Treasurer— Harry Hart, 7 Cromwell Place, Ayr.
ST NICHOLAS GOLF CLUB.
President — William Wilson, Ardayre House, Prestwick.
Secy, and Treas. — Walter Beaton, Prestwick.
CRICKET CLUBS.
AYR CLUB.
Patron — The Most Noble the Marquis of Bute.
President— J. S. M'llwraith.
Captain — G. B. Phillips. Vice-Captain— A. G. Smith-
Treas. — R. Ochiltree. Sec. — Q. Blane.
EGLINTON CLUB.
Patron — The Right Hon. the Earl of Eglinton and Winton.
President — James B Paton.
Captain — Andrew Thomson. Vice-Captain — D. Fergusson.
Secretary — J. Grange. Treasurer — R. Laing.
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DIRECTORY.
Patron
Treasurer-
AYR QUOITING CLUB.
-Sir David Wedderburn, Bart., M.P.
President— Alexander Fergusson.
William Gray. Secretary— Robert Gibson.
Ayr
No.
No.
No.
No.
ORANGE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND.
District Lodge, No. n— R.W.D.M., Gledney S. Davis.
Lodge-room, Orange Hall, Prince of Wales Close, High Street;
meets 3d Saturday of May and 3d Saturday of November.
3 Lodge— R.W.M., John M 'Knight. Last Saturday of every
month : Orange Hall.
32 Lodge— R. W. M. , John M 'Combe. First Tuesday of every
month : Orange Hall.
46 Lodge— R.W.M., Charles M'Farlane. First Monday of
every month : Orange Hall.
29 Black Lodge— S.K.C., Joseph H. Thompson. Last Tues-
day of every month : Orange Hall.
James Ferguson
J. I. M'Derment
NEWTON-UPON-AYR.
MAGISTRATES.
Bailies— J. M. Ferguson and Alex. Cuthbert
Councillors.
William Wood
James M'Clelland
Alex. Weir
Wm. Pollock
Treasurer— Robert Gray, sen. Clerk— W. F. M'Cubbin
BANKS.
Bank of Scotland.
Agents — James M'Murtrie, and
Andrew Paterson
Accountant — Richard Ormsby
City of Glasgow Bank.
Agent — William Pollock
Accountant — George Johnstone
Clydesdale Bank.
Agent— R. M. Kay
Accountant — M. Gilmour
CommercialBank of Scotland
Agent — Henry C. Gray
Accountant — John M 'Kenzie
National Bank of Scotland.
Agent — Gavin Gemmell
Accountant — Alexander Martin
Royal Bank of Scotland.
District Manager — D. Campbell
Assistant District Manager —
Kennedy Crawford
Accountant — R. Beveridge
Union Bank of Scotland.
Agents — Hunters & Co.
Accountant — Gavin Gibb
DIRECTORY.
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NEWSPAPERS.
Ayr Observer Tuesday— J. M. Ferguson, publisher.
Ayr Advertiser Thursday— Thomas M. Gemmell, do.
Argus and Express... Saturday — J. M. Ferguson, do.
Ayr Observer Saturday— J. M. Ferguson, do.
RESIDENT ACTING JU
Ayr.
Hugh Cowan of St Leonards
William Cowan, banker
Cuthbert Cowan, banker
R. Ewen of Ewenfield
Gavin Gemmell, banker
Thos. M. Gemmell of Frankville
David Campbell, banker
John Mitchell, Victoria Park
R. M. Pollok, Middleton
Dr Ranken
James Templeton
Dr Ronald
Captain M'Alester
A. Paterson of Carston
Col. Hay Boyd of Townend
W. H. Dobie, Gartferry
Hugh Hamilton, Ayr
STICES OF THE PEACE.
R. M. Kay, banker
Robert Paton, merchant
Dr Macknight, Wellington Square
Andrew W. Ralston, Lagg
John Sprot, South Park
W. Stewart, Gearholm
J. P. Wilson of Polquhairn
Martin T. Paterson, Square [Ayr
The Master of the Mercht. Co.,
The Provost, Bailies, and Dean-
A. B. Telfer [of-Guild of Ayr
Newton.
The Senior Magistrate
St Quivox.
R. F. F. Campbell of Craigie
Prestwick.
The Senior Magistrate
INSURANCE OFFICES AND AGENTS.
Accident Insurance Co. — John Fen wick, Allison Place, Newton
Briton Medical and General Life Association — William Bowie,
Sandgate, and James Andrew, Newmarket Street
Britannia Fire Association — William Bowie
Caledonian Fire and Life— Cuthbert Cowan, banker, and Gavin
Gemmell, banker
Clerical, Medical, and General Life Assurance Society — W. M.
Dick, bookseller
Commercial Union Fire Life Marine — James Andrew, solicitor
European Assurance Society — James M'Murtrie
Edinburgh Life— James M'Lelland, solicitor, and W. Macrorie,
solicitor
English and Scottish Law Life Assurance and Loan Association —
George Dykes, solicitor
General Life and Fire— M'Callum & Co., law agents
Great Britain Assurance Company— J. Fenwick, Allison Place
Newton
Insurance Company of Scotland— R. M. Kay, banker, and John
M'Kenzie, accountant
14 DIRECTORY.
London and General Plate Glass Insurance Company— Hugh Wood
Lancashire Fire and Life — John Murdoch, C.E., and Robert Murray
Kay, banker
Life Association ot Scotland — H. C. Gray, banker
Liverpool and Globe London Fire and Life — W. H. Dunlop,
solicitor; Carruth Boyle Rowan, solicitor ; and R. Fergusson
Manchester Fire and Life — William Macrorie, solicitor
Mutual Life — David Dunlop, solicitor
National Provincial Plate Glass — M'Callum & Co., Macneille
Buildings
Northern Fire and Life — W. Pollock, solicitor, and R. Beveridge,
Royal Bank
North British and Mercantile Insurance Company — D. Campbell,
Royal Bank; D. D. Whigham, wine merchant; and James
Gray, Kirk Port
Norwich Union Fire and Life — J. F. Murdoch, solicitor
Phcenix Fire Office — D. Dunlop, solicitor; William Kilpatrick,
solicitor; and J. T. Dick, solicitor
Plate Glass Insurance Company — James Gray, Kirk Port
Provident Life — James M'Murtrie, solicitor
Provincial Fire and Life Insurance Company — Hugh Wood, 2J
High Street
Prudential Assurance Company— J. Caims, Church St., Wallacetown
Queen Fire and Life Insurance Company — John W. Boyd, solicitor
Rock Life Assurance Company — M'Callum & Co., Macneille
Buildings
Royal Fire and Life — John M'Kenzie, Commercial Bank; James
M'llwraith, C.E.; and W. F. M'Cubbin, solicitor
Scottish Fire — D. Dougall, solicitor
Scottish Commercial Insurance Company— George Dykes
Scottish Provincial Fire and Life--James Dunlop, Royal Bank
Scottish Amicable Life— William Kilpatrick, solicitor, and D.
Dougall, solicitor
Scottish National Fire and Life — T. Kerr, solicitor, and A.
M'Cririck, solicitor
Scottish Equitable Life — R. M. Kay, banker, and W. H. Dunlop
Scottish Union Fire and Life — Kennedy Crawford, Royal Bank, and
A. B. Telfer
Scottish Provident Institution — William Flint, merchant
Scottish Widows' Fund — Thomas M. Gemmell, Advertiser Office
Scottish Commercial Fire and Life— Thomas Crawford, law agent
Standard Life — W. & J. Pollock, solicitors
Sun Fire — Alexander M'Cubbin, solicitor, and G. Dykes
Victoria Insurance Company — J. Fenwick, Allison Place, Newton.
West of England Fire and Life Insurance Company— H. Wood,
High Street
DIRECTORY. 15-
PUBLIC OFFICES.
Ayr Water Company's Office, 52 Newmarket Street — J. I. Mfc-
Derment, Treasurer
Ayr Benefit Building Society, 52 Newmarket Street — J. S. M'-
Ilwraith, C.E., Treasurer
Ayr Gas Company's Office, at the Works, near South Beach —
Lawrence Hislop, manager
Ayr and Newton Consumers' Gas Company's Office, at the Works,,
Damside of Newton — James Goudie, manager
Poor Law Boards :
Ayr Board — David Caldwell, Inspector; Office, 98 High Street
Newton Board — Jas. Brackenridge, Inspector; Office, Weaver Street
St Quivox Board — James Miller, schoolmaster, St Quivox, Inspector;
William Hill, Sub-Inspector; Office, Cross Street
Assessor, Income and Property Tax, Kyle District, and Valuation
of Lands and Heritages — G. Tosh
Burgh of Ayr — G. Tosh, Assessor; Office, Kirk Port
Ayr District of Roads— C. G. Shaw. Clerk; Office, County Build-
ings;—Gavin Gemmell, Esq., banker, National Bank, Ayr,
Treasurer;— Wm. Campbell, Surveyor, residing at Nurseryhall,
near Whitletts
Ayrshire Agricultural Association — James M'Murtrie, County
Buildings, Secretary and Treasurer
Burgh Police Fiscal's Office, 8 Cathcart Street— C. B. Rowan
County Rates Office, 7 Wellington Square, Ayr— James M. M'Cosh,.
Collector
County Police Office, 18 Charlotte Street — James Young, Chief
Constable
County Road Trust — William Pollock, Newmarket Street, Ayr
County of Ayr Property Investment and Building Society, 48 New-
market Street — T. Crawford, Manager
Commissary Clerk's Office, County Buildings — R. Goudie, Clerk
Commissioner of Supply's Office, County Buildings — Chas. G. Shatov
Clerk
Custom House, 17 South Quay — G. W. Carr, Collector; John H.
Hadden, Examining Officer ; A. G. Smith, Out-door Officer
Harbour Office, 49 South Quay — James Gray, Collector of Harbour
Rates
Inland Revenue Office, Stamps and Taxes, 14 Cathcart Street— Jas.
Brown, Distributor and Collector
Income Tax Commissioners, District of Kyle — James M'Murtrie,
County Buildings Clerk
Justice of Peace Clerk's Office, County Buildings — C. G. Shaw,
Clerk to the Peace
Post Office, 43 Newmarket Street — Robert Ramsay, Postmaster
Police Office, 25 New Bridge Street — D. M 'Donald, Superintendent
16 DIRECTORY.
Prison and other Assessments Office, Macneille Buildings, New-
market Street — Robert M'Callum, Collector
Procurator Fiscal for the County; Office, County Buildings— J. F. &
R. D. Murdoch, P.-Fs.
Property and Assessed Taxes Office, Kirk Port— D. R. Vass, In-
spector; George Tosh, Surveyor
Registrar of Births, Marriages, and Deaths, for the Parliamentary
Burgh of Ayr; Office, I High Street— W. B. Cuthbertson,
Registrar
Registrar of Proclamations — Joseph Erskine, Cassillis Street
Sheriff Clerk's Office, County Buildings— T. Kerr, Clerk-Depute
Telegraph Office, Post Office, 43 Newmarket Street
Town Clerk's Office, County Buildings — John Pollock, Clerk
AYR FAIRS.
New Years's-Day Fair — Thursday before 2d Wednesday of January
Hiring Fair — Third Tuesday in April, and Third Tuesday in October
Palm Fair — First Tuesday in April
Cattle Fair — Last Friday in April
Midsummer Fair — Thursday before 2d Monday of July
Michaelmas Fair — Second Thursday in October
CARRIERS.
Barr — Thomas M'Clure leaves the Ayrshire and Galloway Inn,
Alloway Street, for Crosshill, every Tuesday, at 2.30 P.M.
Catrine and Mauchline — William Bell leaves the Black Bull
Inn, Wallacetown, for Catrine and Mauchline, every Tues-
day, at 3 p.m.
Dalrymple — Robert Main leaves the Whip Inn, for Dalrymple,
every Tuesday and Friday, at 3.30 p.m.
Kilmarnock — David M'Fadzean leaves Main Street, Newton, for
Kilmarnock, every Wednesday and Saturday at 7 a.m.
Kirkmichael — William M'Clure leaves the Whip Inn, for Kirk-
michael, every Tuesday at 2.30 P.M.
,, Robert Ritchie leaves the Star Hotel, High Street, for
Kirkmichael and Crosshill every Tuesday and Friday at
half-past 1 p.m.
Maybole— Thomas Livingstone leaves the Flesh Market Close,
High Street, for Maybole, every day at 3 P. M.
,, Robert Henderson leaves the Whip Inn, Carrick Street, for
Maybole, every day at 2 p. M.
Ochiltree — Alexander Brown leaves the Star Hotel, High Street,
for Ochiltree, every Tuesday and Friday at 2 P.M.
Old and New Cumnock, and Muirkirk— Robt. Vallance leaves
the Whip Inn, for Old and New Cumnock, and Muirkirk,
every Tuesday and Friday at 2 P.M.
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STRAITON — William M'Hutcheon leaves the Whip Inn, for Straiton,
every Tuesday and Friday at 2. 30.
Tarbolton — Thomas Rae leaves the Black Bull Inn, Wallacetown,
for Tarbolton, every Tuesday and Friday at 3 P. M.
,, Andrew Wilson leaves the Black Bull Inn, Wallacetown, for
Tarbolton, every Tuesday and Friday at 3 P.M.
Troon and Dundonald — Andrew Burns leaves the Star Hotel,
High Street, for Troon and Dundonald, every Tuesday and
Friday at 2 P.M.
COACHES.
The " Blairquhan Castle" leaves the Ayr Arms Hotel for Kirk-
michael and Straiton, every Tuesday at 4 p.m.
The Cumnock Coach leaves the Ayr Arms Hotel every Tuesday
and Friday at 4 p.m.
LIEUTENANCY OF AYRSHIRE.
Lord-Lieutenant — Earl of Stair, K.T.
Vice-Lieutenant — R. F. F. Campbell of Craigie
Convener — Patrick Boyle of Shewalton
Clerk of Lieutenancy — J. A. Campbell, Irvine
DISTRICT LUNACY BOARD.
Chairman— General Burnett, and three a quorum
G. Somervell of Sorn
William Cooper of Failford
Patrick Boyle of Shewalton
Sir E. H. Blair of Blairquhan
W. C. S. Cuninghame of Cap-
rington
A. Paterson of Cartson
General Burnett of Oadgirth
T. M. Gemmell of Frankville
R. B. Robertson Glasgow
Montgreenan
The Provost of Ayr
The Provost of Irvine
The Provost of Kilmarnock
of
Clerk— C. G. Shaw Medical Superintendent - Dr C. H. Skae
COUNTY PRISON BOARD.
Chairman — Mr Somervell.
Thos. Anderson of Glendrisaig
Patrick Boyle of Shewalton
General Bursett of Gadgirth
A. Finnie of Springhill
William Cooper of Failford
G. Somervell of Sorn
Sir E. H. Blair of Blairquhan
Andrew Paterson of Carston
R. F. F. Campbell of Craigie
T. M. Gemmell of Frankville
Major Campbell of Netherplace
Clerk— C.
James Baird of Cumbusdoon
Captain Hamilton of Rozelle
R. B. Robertson Glasgow of
Montgreenan
Jas. Robison, Sheriff- Sustitnte
Provost Macneille, Ayr.
Provost Dickie, Kilmarnock
Baibe W. Simpson, Kilmarnock
Provost Paterson, Irvine
The Sheriff of Ayrshire
G. Shaw.
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DIRECTORY.
COUNTY POLICE COMMITTEE.
Chairman — Mr
James Baird of Cambusdoon
Patrick Boyle of Shewalton
R. F. F. Campbell of Craigie
G. Somervell of Sorn
Captain Hamilton of Rozelle
Captain Neil of Swinridgemuir
William Cooper of Failford
Colonel M 'Alester of Kennox
Sir E. H. Blair of Blairquhan
J. P. Wilson of Polquhairn
Thomas Biggart of Baidland
Clerk-C. G. Shaw.
Cooper of Failford
Col. Alexander of Ballochmyle
R. B Robertson Glasgow of
Montgreenan
Wm. Finnie of Newfield, M.P.
Major Craufurd of Craufurdland
i The Lord-Lieutenant
\ The Sheriff of Ayrshire
< James Robison, Sh.-Sub. (in
] absence of Sheriff)
( Provost of Irvine
Chief Constable — J. Young
COUNTY GAOL : Governor— James Taylor
Chaplain — John Duncan Surgeon — Robert Dobbie, M.D
Matron— Mrs. Reid
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DIRECTORY.
On Sundays the Letters are delivered at the Office from 9 a.m,
to 10 a.m., and from 12.30 p.m. to 1.30 p.m. On Sacramental
Fast Days there is a Town Delivery by Letter- Carriers at 6.45 a.m.,
and the Letters are delivered at the Office from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.,
and from 7.15 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Letters are collected from the Pillar Letter Boxes at the following
hours, viz. :—
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REGULATIONS.
Ordinary Business. — All the year round this Office is on Week
Days open to the Public for Ordinary Business at 6.45 a.m. It is
always closed at 8 p.m. On Sunday the Office is open from 9 a.m.
till 10 a.m., and from 12.30 p.m. to 1.30 p.m., but the letter box
remains open as on other days.
Money Orders. — The public are recommended, when applying
for Money Orders, to use printed "Application Forms," which save
time, and afford greater security, than verbal messages, against
mistakes. These forms are supplied gratuitously at all Money
Order Offices.
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of the remitter and the payee, together with the remitter's address.
A Money Order, when once issued, cannot be cancelled.
No Money Order or Savings Bank business is transacted on a
Sunday or Sacramental Fast Day.
Applications to Return Letters.' — A letter, when it has
once been posted, cannot be returned to the writer, but must be
forwarded to the person %Q whom it is addressed.
DIRECTORY. 21
Change and Bad Money. — No Postmaster is bound to give
Change, or is authorised to demand Change ; and when any money
is paid at this office, whether as change or otherwise, no question as
to its right amount, goodness, or weight can be entertained after it
has been removed from the counter.
POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANKS.
Every Post Office Savings Bank is also a Money Order Office,
and is open for bank business during the same hours as for Money
Orders.
Deposits of one shilling, or of any number of shillings, or of
pounds and shillings, may be made by any person at the Post Office
Savings Banks, provided that such depositor shall not make deposits
amounting to more than ^30 in any year ending the 31st December,
or make any further deposit when the amount standing in his name,
exclusive of interest, exceeds ;£x5o. When any depositor's princi-
ple and interest amount together to ^200, all interest will cease so
long as the balance of the account continues to amount to the said
sum of ^200.
Interest, calculated yearly at the rate of £2 10s per cent, per
annum, will be allowed on every complete pound deposited,
reckoned from the first day of the calendar month next following
the day on which a complete pound shall have been deposited or
completed up to the first day of the calendar month in which the
moneys are withdrawn.
INLAND LETTERS.
RATES OF POSTAGE.
The rates of postage when prepaid are as follows, viz. : —
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A letter above the weight of 12 oz. is liable to a postage of id for
every ounce, beginning with the first ounce. Thus, a letter weigh-
ing between 14 and 15 oz. must be prepaid is 3d.
A letter posted unpaid is chargeable on delivery with double
postage ; and a letter posted insufficiently prepaid is chargeable
with double the deficiency.
ADDRESSES TO THE QUEEN AND PETITIONS TO PARLIAMENT.
Petitions and Addresses to her Majesty, forwarded direct, are
exempt from postage ; and such petitions and addresses, as also
22 MREOTORY.
petitions to either House of Parliament, if sent to a Member of
either House, are likewise exempt, provided they do not weigh
more than two pounds, and are without covers, or are in covers
open at the sides. No letter, or other enclosure, however, must
be inserted, and if one be found, such enclosure, unless it bears the
proper number of postage stamps, will be charged as an unpaid
letter.
INLAND NEWSPAPERS..
For each inland newspaper, whether posted singly or in a packet,
the postage, when prepaid, is one halfpenny ; but a packet contain-
ing two or more registered newspapers is not chargeable with a
higher rate of postage than would be chargeable on a book packet
of the same weight, viz., one halfpenny for every two oz. or part of
that weight. ^
A newspaper posted unpaid, or a packet of newspapers posted
either unpaid or insufficiently paid, is treated as an unpaid or in-
sufficiently paid book packet of the same weight.
The newspaper wrappers, which are of three different sizes, are
sold at twelve for 64d.
The Post Cards, are not sold singly, but in packets of twelve for 63d.
INLAND BOOK POST.
The following are the regulations for the Inland Book Post : —
The postage is one halfpenny for every 2 oz. or part of that
weight.
A packet posted wholly unpaid is charged with double the book
postage ; and if posted partially prepaid, with double the deficiency.
A book packet may be posted either without a cover (in which
case it must not he fastened, whether by means of gum, wafer,
sealing wax, postage stamp, or otherwise), or in a cover entirely
open at both ends, so as to admit of the contents being easily with-
drawn for examination ; otherwise it is treated as a letter. For the
greater security of the contents, however, it may be tied at the ends
with string ;_ Postmasters being authorised to cut the string in such
cases, although, if they do so they must again tie up the packet..
Circular^ — i.e., letters which are intended for transmission in
identical terms to, several persons, and the. whole or the greater part
of which is printed^ engraved, or lithographed,— rnay also. be. sent by
book post.
REGISTRATION.
The fee for registering a letter, newspaper, or book packet pass-
ing between any two places in the United Kingdom is fourpence.
DIRECTORY. 23
The same fee is chargeable for the registration of letters, news-
papers, book packets, and patterns to the British Colonies, United
States, Germany, Italy, Switzerland (via Belgium and British Post
Offices in Egypt and Constantinople).
Every letter to be registered should be presented at the counter,
and a receipt obtained for it, and should on no account be dropped
into the letter box. If, contrary to this rule, a letter marked " Re-
gistered " be dropped into the letter box, it will, " if directed to any
place in the United Kingdom or the British Colonies," be liable to
a registration fee of 8d, instead of the ordinary fee of 4-d.
The registration of a packet makes its transmission much more
secure, inasmuch as, under ordinary circumstances, a registered
packet can be traced through its whole course ; and thus the loss of
a registered packet is a rare occurrence.
POST OFFICE TELEGRAPHS.
The charge for the transmission of an Inland Message, that is a
message going from one part of the United Kingdom to another,
is uniformly, and without regard to distance, one shilling for the
first twenty words, exclusive of the address, for which no charge is
made, and 3d for each additional five words, or part of five words.
Any additional information which the public may require with
regard to the charges on, and regulations for, the transmission of
Inland or Foreign Messages, may be obtained at any Postal Tele-
graph Office.
Telegraph business is transacted from 6.45 A.M. till 8 P.M. on
Week Days, and on Sundays from 9 a.m. till 10.30 A.M., and from
12.30 to 1.30 P.M.
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AYR.
Adam & Son, boot and shoemakers, 78 High street— house,
Edenhall, Prestwick road
Adam, John & Co\ pork butchers, 3 Newmarket street— house,
Newton terrace, Newton
Adam, Matthew, boot and shoemaker, 61 Newmarket street —
house, 57 Mill street
Adam, William, Singer Sewing Machine Warehouse, 60 High
street
Adam, Mrs Archibald, Burnock Lodge, Racecourse road
Adam, John, baker, 150 High street
Adam, William, photographer, 19 Fort street
Adam, John, frame sawyer, 85 South quay
Affleck, William & Son, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 67
High street
Affleck, William, of Affleck & Son, 25 Barns street
Affleck, Mrs Wm. , Emslie House, Racecourse road
Aitken, John, contractor, 19 Dalblair road
Aitken, George, upholsterer, 30 New Bridge street
Aitken, Miss, Seminary for Young Ladies, Wellington Lodge
Aitken, Hugh (of Murray & Aitken), clothier — house, 1 Gas
work poad
Aitken, Hugh, cooper, 54 South quay
Aitken, Mrs James 50 South quay
Aitken, Mrs Dr, 13 Barns terrace
Aitken, Mrs William, South Cottage, Midton road
Alcoek, Edward, Barrack Sergeant. 23 Dalblair road
Alexander, Adam R., druggist, 55 High street
Alexander, Andrew, tailor, 134 High street
Alexander, Mrs Robert, 7 Fullarton street
Alexander, Thomas, portioner, 102 High street
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Alexander & Son, William, builders, Content street, Wallacetown
Alexander, James (of Alexander & Sons, builders), 17 Fullarton
street
Allan, Alexander, fish and game dealer 12 New Bridge street —
house, Buckingham terrace, Charlotte street
Allan, John & Co., grain dealers, 172 High street
Allan, Wm., coachman 57 Mill street
Allan, Hugh, reporter, Advertiser Office — house, 11 Montgomerie
terrace, Fort
Allan, David, letter carrier, 16 Alloway street
Allan, Mrs Thomas, hair-dresser, 176 High street
Allan, Miss Janet, grocer, 37 Mill street
Allison, Captain Alexander, Kensington terrace, Millar road
Anderson, Laurence, teacher of writing, Ayr Academy — house,
Franklin Villa, Fort
Anderson, William, eroom, 216 High street
Anderson, William F., druggist, 117 High street
Andrew, Mrs Robert, 15 New Bridge street
Andrew, James, solicitor, 21 Newmarket street— house, Barn-
field House, 5 Killoch place
Angus, Miss, 16 Barns street
Arbuckle, William, cattle dealer, 44 Alloway street
Argun and Express Office. 49 Newmarket STeet
Armstrong, James, boot and shoe manufacturer, 96 High street —
house. 10 Montgomerie Terrace, Fort
Arthur, Hugh, storeman, 23 South quay
Auld, James, hair-cutter, 6 Old Bridge street — house, 33 High
street
Austin, David, groom. 27 New Bridge street
Aytoun, Miss, Sunnyside
Ayr Academy, Fort street
Ayr Advertiser Office, 108 High street
Ayr Arms Hotel, 227 High street
Ayr Assembly Rooms (James Cunningham, attendant), New
Bridge street
Ayr Barracks, South quay
Ayr Billiard Rooms, 464 Sandgate street
Ayr Bowling Green. Cassillis street
Ayr Cattle Market (W. F. Findlay's), Fauldbacks, Alloway st.
Ayr Citadel Bowling Green, Seabank road, Fort
Ayr Colliery Office (J. T. Gordon), North quay
Ayr County Club, 41 Sandgate street
Ayr County Constabulary Station, 18 Charlotte street
Ayr Custom House, 17 South quay
Ayr Equitable Loan Company, 70 High street — Mrs J. Campbell,
proprietor
28 DIRECTORY.
Ayr Fever Hospital, Mill street (William R. M 'Donald, M.D.,
surgeon)
Ayr Free Church School, 2 Mill street (Gilbert Buchanan,
teacher)
Ayr Gas Works (Laurence Hislop, manager), South Beach
Ayr Grammar School Midton road (George Hall, teacher)
Ayr Harbour Office (James Gray, collector of harbour rates), 49
South Quay
Ayr Industrial School (Mr and Mrs Scott, teachers), 32 Carrick
street
Ayr Infant School, west end of Charlotte street (Miss Scott,
teacher)
Ayr Library, 9 Fort street
Ayr Observer Office (J. M. Ferguson), 49 Newmarket street
Ayr Parish Mission House, Carrick street
Ayr Police Office, Town Buildings, 25 New Bridge street (D.
M Donald, superintendent)
Ayr Public Pveading Rooms, Town Buildings, New Bridge street
Ayr Public Library and Beading Booms, 3 Macneille Buildings,
Newmarket street
Ayr Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages (W. B. Cuthbert-
son), 1 High street
Ayr Session Clerk — James Thomson, 11 Charlotte street
Ayr Sheriff Clerk's Office (Thomas Kerr) County Buildings
Ayr Town Clerk's Office (John Pollock) County Buildings
Ayr Water Company's Office (J. I. M'Derment), 52 Newmarket
street
Ayr Working Men's Conservative Association and Reading-room,
20 New Bridge street
Ayr Working Men's Pub ic House, 103 High street
Ayrshire Yeomanry Cavalry Stores, 9 New Bridge street
Bain, William, hatter, 31 High street — house, Kensington terrace,
Millar road
Bain, George teacher, Smith's Institution — house, Smith's cot-
tage, Midton road
Baird, James (of Wyllie & Baird), mason, 37 Carrick street
Baird, Robert bill poster, 4 Old Bridge street
Baird, Capt James, 30 Queen's terrace — agent for Lloyd's
Baird, Mrs John, 9 Queen's terrace
Baird. James, Cambusdoon House ; Lodge, Greenfield avenue
Baird, John, mason, 10 High street
Baird, Mrs, cook, 10 High street
Baird, Mrs, register for servants Kirkport, High street
Baird, James, grocer, 36 Mill street
Ballantine, John, slater, 57 Mill street
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Ballantine, Miss, Castlehill Dalmellington road
Ballantine. John, grain-dealer 159 High street
Bank, Clydesdale (agent, (R M. Kay), High street
Bank, Commercial (agent, H. C. Gray), 34 Sandgate street
Bank, City of Glasgow (agent, William Pollock), 25 Newmarket
street
Bank, Royal (agent, D Campbell), 33 Sandgate street
Bank, National (agent, Gavin Gemmell) 34 New Bridge street
Bank of Scotland (joint agents, J. M Murtrie and A. Paterson),
24 Sandgate street
Bank, Union of Scotland (agents, Hunters & Co ) 136 High st.
Barbour, Andrew, road surfaceman. 244 High street
Barbour, Peter, blacksmith, 44 High street
Barlow, John, bugler, 44 South quay
Barron, Mrs, matron, Fever Hospital head of Mill street
Baxter, Miss. 21 Dalblair road
Baylis, Bev. Edward, Wesleyan Manse, 1 Charlotte street
Beachcroft Mrs R , 12 Wellington square
Begg, Misses Bridgehouse, Racecourse road
Bellamy, Matthew town-crier, 44 High street
Bell, M & J., Berlin Wool Shop. 28 Newmarket street
Bell, Mrs, 2 Weston Place, Miller road
Beveridge, R. M , solicitor, 7 Cathcart street
Beveridge Robert, teller Royal Bank — house, 24 Barns street
Black, Miss, 15 Wellington square
Black, William, draper, 250^ High street
Black, William, tanner, 69 Mill street
Blackburne, Mrs, Doonholm House, Maybole road
Blackwood, Mrs. 4 Alio way Place
Blackwood Mrs Hew 5 Kensington terrace
Blair, John, watchmaker, 26 Newmarket — house, 10 Newmarket
street
Blane, William, smith, 35 Carrick street
Blane, Mrs John contractor — house. Gas Work road
Bond, Dennis, butler, Eildon Cottage Midton road
Bone, Elizabeth dressmaker, 64 Sandgate street
Bone. Margaret spirit dealer, 5 Harbour street
Bos well, Mrs 51 Sandgate street
Bost Timothy, Ashton Villa, Sunnyside
Bowie, William bookseller, 394 Sandgate street — house, Church
street, Wallacetown
Bowie, William, greengrocer, 125 High street
Bowie, John, blacksmith, 52 Mill street
Boyd William, coach painter, 19 Dalblair road
Boyd, Robert, feuar, 61 Mill street
Boyd, Mrs James, portioner, 251 High street
30
DIRECTORY.
Boyd, Joseph, sculptor, 38 Alloway street
Boyd Mrs, 15 Cathcart street
Boyd, John W., solicitor. 28 Wellington square
Boyd, Thomas, spirit dealer, Plough Inn 256 High street
Boyd. Robert boot and shoemaker, 63 High street— house, Elba
street, Wallacetown
Brackenridge, Henry, storeman, 63 Mill street
Brackenridge, Archibald, cabinetmaker, 59 High street
Brash, John, plumber, 115 High street— house, 1 Newton terrace,
Newton
Bremner. Andrew, gardener, Dalblair House
Brewster, James, photographic artist. 20 New Bridge street
Bristow, Mrs. 16 Dalblair road
Brown Mrs John. 8 Beresford terrace, Killoch place
Browne, Miss J. M. teacher of music, Wellington Lodge
Brown, Miss, 33 Queen's terrace
Brown. Robert, millwright, 119 High street
Brown John police constable, 1S6* High street
Brown John, seaman. 176 High street
Brown, Hugh confectioner, 40 Sandgate street— house, Green
street Newton
Brown, William, draper, 50 High street— house, Chapel Brae,
Wallacetown
Brown, John, wholesale and retail confectioner 76 High street
Brown, James, Inland Revenue Office, 14 Cathcart street —house,
Orangefield. near Monkton
Brown, Robert, draper, 12 High street— house, 3 Kensington
terrace
Brown, Miss Ayrshire and Calloway Inn, 1 Killoch place
Brown, Mrs Wi liam, 58 Mill street
Brown, Mathew. grocer, ale and malt merchant, 203 High street
Brown, Mrs William Franklin Villa, Fort
Brown. James gardener. 240 High street
Brown, Mrs Maitland. 8 Havelock terrace, Miller road
Brown, Miss, 2 Arran terrace Fort
Brown, R. G., salesman, Franklin Villa Fort
Browning, Charles <& Co., confectioners, 3 and 260 High street —
house. 258 High street
Bryan, Hugh clerk. 27 Sandgate street
Bryan, Mrs David, 9 Beresford terrace Killoch place
Bryson. Samuel, carpet weaver, 28 Mill street
Buchanan. George, Inland Revenue Office, 14 Cathcart street-
house, 1 Fullarton street
Buchanan, Archibald, 130 High street
Buchanan, John, tobacconist, 257 High street— house, 1394 High
street
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Burns William chemi t 124 High street — house, 32 High street
Burns. Mrs Andrew 32 High street
I urns, Mrs John, Westbourne Villa, Racecourse road
Lurns, John, saw sharper, 79 South quay
Cairns, Mrs John. 12 Cathcart street
Cairns, William warder 42 Sandgate street
Cairns, William baker, 24 New Bridge street
Calder, John, Old Church officer. Kirk port, High street
Calder, Hubert, shoemaker 84 High street
Calder Hugh, Queen's Hotel 6 Harbour street
Caldwell David Inspector of Poor, 98 High street —house, Clyde
Cottage Fort
Caldwell, John, foreman, Templeton's Factory— house, head of
Mill street
Caldwell. Miss Mary, dressmaker, 134 High street
Caldwell Miss 5 Eglinton terrace
Cameron Hugh, tailor, 2 Hope street
Campbell's Photographic Studio 9 Cromwell place Fort
Campbell, David, agent, Royal Bank — house Midton road
Campbell, Wm., road surveyor Nursery hall, near Whitletts
Campbell, R. F. F., of Craigie Craigie House, Wallacetown
Campbell, Wm., draper, 11 High street — house, 13 Cathcart st.
Campbell, Mrs John, Ayr Equitable Loan Office, 70 High street
— house 2 Berwick place, Fort
Campbell, John, saddler, 15 High street — house, 17 High street
Campbell, John, tailor. 143 High street
Campbell, Mrs John dressmaker. 36 Fullarton street
Campbell, Robert, tailor. 208 High street
Campbell, Mrs John, laundress, 39 Kyle street
Candlish Thomas gardener, 17 Mill street
Capperauld, David, woolspinner, 229 High street
Capperauld, David, carpetweaver, 49 Mill street
Carnochan, Mrs, spirit dealer, 13 Newmarket street
Carnochan, Alexander, weaver, 48 Mill street
Carr, George William, collector of customs, 15 Fullarton street
Carlaw, Miss, lodgings, 10 High street
Cassells, James, gardener, 221 High street
Cathcart, Mrs, 2 Stanley Place, Dalblair road
Cathcart, G. & E., family grocers and wine merchants, 110 High.
street
Cathcart, James P., 2 Stanley Place, Dalblair road
Cathcart, George P. M, (of G. & E. Cathcart), 2 Stanley Place,
Dalblair road
Cathcart, Edward M. (of G. & E. Cathcart), 2 Stanley Place,
Dalblair road
32 DIRECTORY.
Catton, Wm., storekeeper, 103 High street
Caw, James, general draper, 47 and 49 High street — house, 1
Ailsa place, Fort
Caw, Robert, shoemaker, 27 Kyle street
Chalmers, Thomas, St Lawrence House, Racecourse road
Chambers, Robert, tinsmith and gasfitter, 12 Old Bridge street
Chambers, William, stationer, 18 Old Bridge street
Chapman, William, smith, 15 Boat Vennal
Cherry, John, cab-driver, 35 Carrick street
Christie, Thomas, storeman, Ayr Mills, Mill street
Clarke, David, superintendent, County Police, Police Station,
Charlotte street — house, Craigie terrace, Wallacetown
Clark, Mrs Samuel, 4 Bath place
Clark, George, Albion House, Maybole road
Clark, David (of Hair & Clark, joiners), 131 High street — house,
Content street, Wallacetown
Clark, Quintin, boot and shoemaker, 28 High street — house, 32
High street
Clark, John, storeman, 66 South Quay
Clark, James, of Blanefield, 9 Queen's terrace
Clark, Mrs William, dairy, Killoch Cottage, Midton road
Clark, Thomas, jobbing smith, 143 High street
Climie, James (of Climie & Sons, cattle dealers), Springvale Cot-
tage, Springvale road
Climie, Hugh (of Climie & Son), cattle dealers, Garden Rose
Villa, Midton road
Coghill, Alexander, draper, 42 Dalblair road
Colvil, Mrs Stephen, 15 Queen's terrace
Connacher, Peter, officer of excise, 2 Ailsa place, Fort
Connall, Timothy, salesman, 62 High street
Connal, David, tailor, 41 Kyle street
Connan, Mrs, 54 South Quay
Connally, James, station porter, 57 Mill street
Cook, Thomas, pharmaceutical chemist, 87 High street — house,
2 New Bridge street
Cook, John, joiner, 7 High street
Cooper, John, painter and paperhanger, 22 Newmarket street —
house, 20 Newmarket street
Cooper, Agnes, grocer, 13 Boat Vennal
Copland, Rev. George, Cathcart Manse, Miller road
Corner, William, perfumer, 20 Sandgate street — house, 1 Cath-
cart street
Corner, Mrs, register office for servants, 20 Sandgate street
Corson, William, chemist, 207 High street — house, 25 Dalblair
road
County Rates Office (J. M. M'Cosh) 7 Wellington square
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Cowan, Andrew, & Son, clothiers, 34 Newmarket street
Cowan, Andrew (of Cowan & Son) — house, Midsands Cottage,
Racecourse road
Cowan, Cuthbert (of Hunters & Co.), Union Bank of Scotland —
house, Hartley House, Racecourse
Cowan, Hugh (of Hunters & Co.), Union Bank of Scotland —
house, St Leonards, Midton road
Cowan, William, banker (of Hunters & Co.), Union Bank of Scot-
land)— house, 4 Wellington Square
Cowan, Andrew, dairyman, Old Brewery, Fort
Cowan, William, 8 Alloway place
Cowan, John, clothier, 17 New Bridge street— house, Main street,
Newton
Cowan, Hugh, sheriff officer, 44 High street
Craig, Miss, 32 Queen's terrace
Craig, John, 3 Queen's terrace
Craig, Thomas, ship steward, 16 Sandgate street
Craig, Mrs David, grocer, 261 High street
Craig, John, ham curer, 28 High street — house, 27 Barns street
Craig, Mrs William, 27 Wellington square
Craw, Ralph, carpet weaver, 19 Mill street
Crawford, Thomas, law and house agent, 48 Newmarket street —
house, 11 Queen's terrace
Crawford, Kennedy, accountant, Royal Bank, 33 Sandgate street
— house, 35 Sandgate street
Crawford, Hugh, blacksmith, 23 Mill street
Crawford, Charles, boot and shoemaker, 9 Old Bridge street
Crawford, Colonel, Roseburn, Racecourse road
Crawford, John, carpet weaver, 41 Carrick street
Crawford, Robert, railway guard, 249 High street
Crawford, Miss, 6 Kensington terrace, Miller road
Crawford, Thomas, 50 South quay
Crawford, Mrs Dr, 6 Barns terrace
Crawfurd, Miss Julia, 5 Park terrace, off Alloway place
Cree, Thomas, late teacher of French and German, Ayr Academy
— house, Fort House, Fort
Crone, Mrs James, pawnbroker and furniture dealer, 13 and 17
Old Bridge street
Crocket, Miss, 7 Eglinton terrace
Cruikshank, Captain, Royal Artillery, Ronaldshaw Lodge, Mid-
ton road
Cunningham, William, sail-maker, 64 South quay — house, Cross
street, Wallacetown
Cunningham, Miss, 1 Stanley Place, Dalblair road
Cunningham, James, keeper of Assembly Rooms, Town's Build-
ings, New Bridge street
84 " DIRECTORY.
Cunningham, Mrs Robert, 115 High street
Cunningham, John, dairyman, 4Jo Mill street
Cunningham, Andrew, fruiterer, 30 High street — house, Mill
Brae, Burns' Monument
Cunningham, Win., grocer, 34 Alloway street
Cunningham, Wm , superintendent Cemetery, Cumnock road
Cm die, Robert, wine merchant and family grocer, 23 New Bridge
street
Currie, Miss Mary, telegraph clerk, Railway station
Currie, Rae & Co., silk mercers, drapers, clothiers, Ailsa Build-
ings, High street
Currie, Donald (of Currie Rae, & Co.) — house, 5 Barns street
Currie, Wm, C, coal agent and general register for servants, 62
Sandgate street — house, Viewfield, Newtonhead
Custom House, 17 South Quay
Cuthbert, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 22 High street — house,
Hunter's Place, New road, Newtonhead
Cuthbert, George, carpet weaver, 33 Carrick street
Cuthbertson, W. B., bookseller and stationer, 1 High street —
house, Terrace House, Charlotte street
Dalziel, Mrs John, embroiderer, 2 New Bridge street
Dargavel, John & Wm., tobacconists, 6 High street
Dargavel, Wm., (of J. & W. Dargavel) — house, 1 Albert place,
New Bridge street
Dargavel, John, (of do.) — house, Allison Place, Allison st., Newton
Davidson, Miss Anna, 29 Barns street
Davidson, George, seedsman and greengrocer, 49 Newmarket,
street — house, Ralston cottage, Wallacetown
Davidson, William, cab driver, 244 High street
Davidson, Miss, 18 Midton road
Davidson, Mrs, 22 Wellington square
Deas, Alexander, bookseller and stationer, 145 High street
Dewar, Robert, auction mart, Alloway street — office, 102 High-
street ; house, 20 Dalblair road
Dewar, Mrs, 3 Ronaldshaw park, Midton road
Dick, John, cattle drover, 30 Alloway street.
Dick, Margaret, grocer, 9^ Kyle street.
Dick, Misses, dressmakers, 27 Mill street
Dick Mrs John, 14 Wellington square
Dick, William M , bookseller and stationer, 36| Sandgate street-
Dick, J. T., solicitor, 14 Wellington square
Dick, Captain John, 1 Queen's terrace
Dick, John, flesher, 185 \ High street
Dick, Alexander, flesher, 217 High street — house, 215 do.
Dickie, James, veterinary surgeon, 102 High street
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Dickie, George, ostler, 37 Carrick street
Dickie, Matthew, joiner, 52 Mill street
Dickie, James, carter, 79 South quay
Dickie, John, frame sawyer, 83 South quay
Dickson, Francis, cab driver, 221 High street
Dickson, Miss, 27 Barns street
Dixon, Mrs, 34 Queen's terrace
Dixon, William Smith, Belleisle house, Racecourse road
Dobie, William Henry, Gartferry, Racecourse road
Dobbie, Robert, M.D. and surgeon, 3 Wellington square
Dobbie, James, chemist and druggist, 18 New Bridge street-
house, 16 do
Dobbie, Captain Thomas, 220 High street
Dobbie & Co., boot and shoemakers, 4 High street, and leather
cutters, 19 and 21 Hope street
Dobbie, James (of Dobbie & Co., boot and shoemakers), 11 Eglin-
ton terrace
Dodds, Alexander, shoemaker, 45 Mill street
Dodds, George, upholsterer, 41 Mill street
Donaldson, Misses, 2 Allowajr place
Donaldson, David, merchant, 159 High street— house, Millerfield,.
Broomfield road
Douglas, Alexander, farmer, 7 Dalblair road
Douglas, Mrs, 6 Havelock terrace
Douglas,^ James, tombstone cutter, head of Kyle street— house ,
41 Kyle street
Douglas, Thomas, paymaster sergeant, Militia stores, Seabank
road, Fort
Dougall, David, solicitor, 49 Newmarket street
Dow, James, Alio way mill, Low bridge of Doon
Dow, Miss, 9 Dalblair road
Drennan, Matthew, cabinetmaker, 45 High street
Drennan, James, farmer, Holmtson, Cumnock road
Duff, Hugh, coal agent, 18 Alio way street
Duncan, John, chaplain, Ayr Asylum and County Prison, Ken-
sington terrace
Duncan, James, gardener, 40 Dalblair road
Duncan, Elizabeth, spirit-dealer, 161 High street
Dunlop, W. H , solicitor, County buildings— house, 51 Sandgate
street
Dunlop, Andrew, slater and glazier, 67 High street— house, 45
High street
Dunlop, James, clerk, Royal Bank, 33 Sandgate street— house,
Neilson street, Newton
Dunlop, David, solicitor, 1 Cromwell place— house, 1 Wellpark
place, Miller road
86 DIRECTORY.
Dunlop, Samuel, refreshment rooms, railway station
Dunlop, James, china merchant, 26 High street
Dunlop, James, collector of burgh customs, 2 Buckingham terrace
Dunlop, Miss Mary, 29 High street
Dykes, Rev. Thomas, D.D., Ayr Manse, Townhead
Dykes, John & Son, seedsmen, 13 Harbour street
Dykes, George, writer, 9 Wellington square
Eaglesham, Robert, agent, 38 Mill street — house, 20 Alloway
street
Easdale, Andrew, gingerbeer manufacturer, .176 High street
Eccles, Robert, ostler, 240 High street
Eckford, Miss, Dalblair villa, Dalblair road
Edgar, John, engine keeper, 24 Eort street
Edgar, Thomas, baker, 27 Mill street
Edgar, Mrs, laundress, 160 High street
Edington, Mrs Captain, 7 Queen's terrace
Elston, William, temperance dining rooms, 84 High street
Erskine, Joseph, solicitor, 10 Cassillis street
Erskine, Robert B., M.D., 23 High street — house, 1 Bruce
crescent, Fort
Everitt, Mrs Burns, 10 Barns terrace
Ewart, Hugh, pensioner, 1 Albert place
Ewen, Robert, Ewenfield, Old Maybole road
Fairlie, Miss, Victoria park, Racecourse road
Farquhar, John & Son, tailors and clothiers, 49 Newmarket street
— house, 2 Queen's terrace
Farquhar, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 2 New Bridge street
Faulds, James, mason, 1 Hope street
Ferguson, James, & Son, tobacconists, 26 New Bridge street —
house, 24 New Bridge street
Ferguson, James, jun., Observer Office — house, Malcolm lodge,
Prestwick road
Ferguson & Co. , grocers and spirit merchants, 71 High street
Ferguson, W. & G., joiners, 84 High street
Ferguson, William (of W. & G.), joiner, 25 Mill street
Ferguson, George (of do. ), 2 Hope street
Ferguson, Robert (of Ferguson & Co., 71 High street) — Carrick
Cottage. Springvale road
Fergusson, Robert, writer, accountant, and insurance agent, 53
Newmarket street — house, Weir lodge, Broomfield road
Fergusson, Alexander, printer and stationer, 18 High street —
house, 20 High street
Fergusson, James & Co., slaters and glaziers, River street, Wal-
lacetown
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Fergusson, Hugh, Mason's Arms Inn, 130 High street
Fergusson, J. & E., grocers, 224 High street
Feiaier, Mrs John, 16 Dalblair road
Fife, David, boat builder, Seaview cottage, South quay
Findlay, James, police constable, 28 Alloway street
Findlay, William F., Cattle Market Hotel, Alloway street
Finnie & Rodger, founders, Kyle Foundry, Townhead
Finnie, James (of Finnie & Rodger, founders)— house, Ladybank
cottage, Wallacetown
Flanagan, David, brass moulder, 11 Carrick street
Fisher, Robert, jobbing gardener, 27 Mill street
Fisher, George, sawyer, 44 High street
Fletcher, Peter, flesher, 187 High street— house, 185 J High street
Flint, Ebenezer, merchant, Pomona house, Fort
Flint, William, merchant, 7 and 8 Harbour street — house, 2
Montgomerie terrace, Fort
Forbes, Mrs Alexander, 14 Barns street
Forrest, Robt., grocer, 62 High street— house, 3 Old Bridge street
Forrest, William, Firth View, Fort
Forgie, David, Kyle Tavern, 26 Kyle street
Forgie, Robert, baker, 26 Kyle street
Forsyth, Alexander, dyer, head of Mill street
Fraser, David, tinsmith, 134 High street
Frazer, Robert, cabinetmaker, 51 Mill street
Frew, John, flesher, 69 High street— house, 23 Barns street
Frew, Mrs James, grocer, 173 High street
?rew, John, jeweller and dentist, 1 Albert place
?rost, Samuel, keeper of County Buildings
Mlarton, Alexander, wine merchant and ship owner, Citadel
Bonded Stores, South quay— house, St John's, Fort
Mlarton, Thomas T., merchant, St John's, Fort
Mlarton, Mrs Duncan, 8 Bath place
Mlarton, Andrew, ship carpenter, 52 South quay
Mlarton, Duncan, blockmaker and spirit-dealer, 60 South quay
Mlarton, Miss, of Fullarton, Mary place, Beresford terrace
Mton, Miss, Bellevue Cottage, Midton road
Mton, Mrs John, 11 Barns terrace
'ulton, Robert, gardener, Millbrae, head of Mill street
alloway, Captain John, 4 Ailsa place, Fort
alloway, Mrs Andrew, 1 Havelock terrace
alt, Mrs, 2 New Bridge street
alt, Miss, dressmaker, 10 Barns street
albraith, Samuel, merchant, Beresford Cottage, Killoch place
ardiner, William, Eildon Cottage, Midton road
ardiner, Rev. P. C, 7 Killoch place
38 DIRECTORY.
Gemmell, Gavin, agent, National Bank, 34 New Bridge street
Gemmell, Thomas M. (of Ayr Advertiser) — house, Frankville,
Racecourse road
Gemmell, Alexander, posting establishment, 221, and 223 High
street
Gemmell, Mrs James, 4 South place, Midton road
Georgeson, William, 6 Killoch place
Gibb, Gavin, accountant, Union Bank — house, 138 High street
Gibb, Allan, cabinetmaker, 74 High street — house, Cross street,
Wallacetown,
Gibb, Miss, 18 Barns street
Gibson, James, mason, 10 Alloway street
Gibson, James, shopman, 203 High street
Gilchrist, John, tailor, 53 High street
Gildard, James, Burns' Monument Hotel, Old Maybole road
Gilfillan, Andrew, temperance hotel, 2044 High street
Gilfillan, Miss, 18 Dalblair road
Gillies, Mrs, 10 Alloway street
Gilmour, M., accountant, Clydesdale Bank — house, Craigie ter-
race, Wallacetown
Girdwood, Gavin, baker, 182 High street— house, Dalblair cot-
tage, Dalblair road
Girvan, Miss, 1 Berwick place, Fort
Glass, Andrew, Tarn o'Shanter Inn, 238 High street
Glen, John, shopman, 137 High street
Glendinning, James, wholesale and retail iish merchant, 54 and
56 Sandgate street — house, 52 Sandgate street
Good, Mrs George, 8 Eglinton terrace
Gordon, William F., 12 Alloway place
Gordon, Captain John, 121 High street
Gordon, David, cab driver, 38 Alloway street
Gordon, Mrs, 80 High street
Gordon, John, seaman, 40 High street
Gordon, J. T. Bellevue House, Midton road
Gordon, Henry, Ayr Arms Hotel, 227 High street
Goudie, Robert, solicitor and commissary clerk, 3 Cathcart streel
and County Buildings — house, 14 Alloway place
Goudie, John, confectioner, 19 High street— house, 21 High stree
Goudie, James gardener, 26 Kyle street
Goudie, John, Black Bull Inn, 212 High street
Goudy, Mrs Dr, 9 Alloway place
Graham, John, Railway Tavern, 45 Kyle street— house, 2 Kil
loch place
Graham, George, bar officer, County Buildings— house, 6 Char
lotte street
Giaham, Mrs Robert, grocer, 12 Carrick street
AYR. 39
Orange, Captain James, 3 Eglinton Terrace, Fort
Grant, William, town missionary, and chaplain, Kyle Union, 40
Alloway street
Errant, Hector,- late railway porter, 39 Kyle street
Grant, Rev. William, 14 Barns terrace
Grassick, Peter, last and boot tree maker, 994 High street
Gray, John, cooking depot, 198 High street
Gray, James, 5 Arran terrace Fort
Gray, John, iron moulder, 6 Sandgate street
Gray, Mary, china and toy merchant, 232 £ High street
Gray. Andrew M., Victoria Inn 97 High street, back of Winton
Buildings
Gray, Henry C, agent, Commercial Bank, 34 Sandgate street —
house, 1 St John street
Gray, James, collector of Harbour dues, Harbour Office, 49 South
quay — house, 5 Fullarton street
rray, Thomas, 19 Barns street
*ray, James, greengrocer, 57 High street — house, Doonfoot
Gray, James, clerk and insurance agent, Ailsa Buildings — house,
Point House, New road, Newton
Gray, Joseph, hosier, 14 Sandgate street — house, Point Bouse,
New road, Newton
ray, Robert, coachman, 30 New Bridge street
Gray, James, gardener, 66 Mill street
Gray, Mrs T., baby linen warehouse, 11 Kyle street — house,
11 Newmarket street
ribbon, Mrs, register office for servants, 32 Alloway street
Grieve, Alexander, Drongan Cottage, Midton road
Grundy, Wm. B., King's Arms Hotel, 14 High street
Gunn, Mrs William, 24 New Bridge street
3unn, Miss C. R., Berlin wool repository, 25 Sandgate street
Guthrie, Archibald, hosier, 75, 88, and 90 High street— house,
Clyde View, Fort
luthrie, Misses dressmakers. 30 New Bridge street
uthrig, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 139^ High street
-Iadden", John H., examining officer, Custom House, 17 South
. quay
air & Clark, joiners, 131 High street
air, John (of Hair & Clark, joiners), 131 High street — house,
Weaver street, Newton
Haldane, Mrs Dr, 15 Eglinton terrace, Fort
Hall, George, rector, Grammar School — house, 3 Barns street
Pall, John, baker, 121 High street
Hamilton, Mrs Captain Montgomery, 1 Barns street
Hamilton, Miss, of Sundrum, 1 Barns street
40 DIRECTORY.
Hamilton, Capt. Hugh, Rozelle House, Monument road
Hamilton, Hugh 20 Wellington square
Hamilton, Robert, spirit merchant, 2 Harbour street — house,
Greenbank Cottage, Newtonhead
Hamilton, William, draper, 32 New Bridge street — house, Green-
bank Cottage, Newtonhead
Hamilton, James, letter stamper, 134 High street
Hannah, John, wine and spirit merchant, 13 New Bridge street —
house, 3 South place, .Midton road
Harbour Office, 49 South Quay-
Harrison, Peter, eating house, 54 High street
Hart, Harry, 7 Cromwell place, Fort
Hart, George, Corsehill House, Old Maybole road
Harvey, Mrs Moore, 11 Newmarket street
Harvey & Co., painters. 27 and 29 Newmarket street
Harvey, Douglas, portrait painter, 3 Cromwell place, Fort
Harvey, John U. (of Harvey & Co .)- -house, 29 Newmarket st.
Harvey, Thomas, solicitor, 25 Newmarket street
Hastings Alexander, smith, 257 High street
Hastings, Miss, dressmaker and white seam sewer, 3 New Bridge
street
Hastings, William, cattle dealer, 16 Alio way street
Hastings, Thomas, miller, 176 High street
Hay, Colonel James Boyd, of Townend, 1 Wellington square
Hay, James, gardener, South Lodge, Racecourse road
Hay, Misses, 1 Eglinton terrace, Fort
Hay, James, baker, 22 Mill street
Hazel, Mrs Alexander, 176 High street
Hendrie, William W. (of Imrie & Sons), 137 High street — house,
Bourtree Park, Dalmellington road
Hendrie, Mrs Andrew, Athole Arms Hotel, 44 Alloway street
Hendrie. Charles, grain and hay merchant, 36 Alloway street
Henderson, John, practical hatter, 9 Kyle street — house, 253
High street
Henderson, William, 18 Wellington square
Henry, Hugh, printer, bookbinder, lithographer, and stationer,
35 and 37 Newmarket street — h®use, 16 Eglinton terrace,
Fort
Henry, James, tobacconist, 1 Macneille Buildings, Newmarket st.
Higgings, William, shoemaker, 205 High street
Higgings, James, jobbing gardener, 35 Carrick street
Higgison, Thomas, fish dealer, 5 and 7 Hope street
Highet, William & Son, slaters, glaziers, plumbers, and lead mer-
chants, Fort street
Highet, Campbell, painter and paperhanger, 44 Newmarket st. —
house, 10 Barns street
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Highet, John, slater, 40 Fullarton street
Highet, David, Williarnfield, Millar road
Highet, William (of Highet & Son), 1 Citadel Place, Fort
Highet, J. Cochrane (of Highet & Son), Williamfield, Millar road
Highet & Hunter, ironmongers, 113 High street
Hill, Frederick, draper, 27 Mill street
Hill, Daniel, merchant, Robbsland, Old Maybole road
Hill, Mrs Dr, 24 Wellington Square
Hill, P. B., fishmonger, poultry, game, ham, and ice merchant,
65 High street — house, 67 do.
Hill, John, gardener, 41 Mill street
Hislop, Laurence, manager, Gas Works, South beach
Hodgson, W. T., brassfounder, 114 High street
Hogg, Matthew, grocer, 230 High street
Hood, John, plumber, 84 High street
Hood, James, tailor, 13 Boat vennal
Hood, John, Greenbank villa, Midton road
Hood, Miss, 1 South place, Midton road
Houlston, John, hairdresser, 208 High street
Houldsworth, William, Mountcharles
Houldsworth, -Henry, Carrick House, Old Maybole road
: Houston, Mrs Wm. , spirit-dealer, 51 and 52 South quay
Houston, William, tailor, 252 High street
Houston, Robert, spirit dealer, 17 Hope street
Howat, John, shoemaker, 84 High street
Howat, William, ironmonger, 116 High street — house, 114 do.
Howatson, James, teacher of dancing, 7 Academy street
Howe, Robert, gardener, 244 High street
Howe, Wm., toll-collector, Horse Market Toll, Maybole road
Howe Sewing Machine Depot, 75 High street
Howie, James, spirit-dealer, 56 High street — house, 67 do.
Hughan, Mrs James, 38 Dalblair road
Hunter, William, gardener, 51 Mill street
Hunter, John, Railway Clerk, Railway Station
Hunter, David, slater, 131 High street
Hunter, William, cashier, 25 Newmarket street
Hunter, Wm. , gardener, 14 Alloway street
Hunter, Mrs James, 14 Alloway street
Hunter, David, merchant, 33 South Quay — house — Sea Tower,
Racecourse road
Hunter, James (of Highet & Hunter), ironmongers, Well wood
Cottage, Midton road
Hunter, John, grocer, 170 High street— house, 7 Havelock ter-
race, Millar road
Hunter, James, provision merchant, 8 Newmarket street
Hunter, Mrs Robert, grocer and china merchant, 252 High street
42 DIRECTORY.
Hunter, Mrs Thomas, 25 Dalblair road
Hunter, Andrew, builder, Dalblair road— house, 16 Midtoii road
Hunter, William, farmer, Northpark,' Old Maybole road
Hunter, Misses, teachers of pianoforte, 2 Citadel Place, Fort
Hunter, Miss E., china and toy merchant, 152 High street
Hunter, Miss M. A. , pianoforte teacher, 25 Dalblair road
Hunter, James, Buck's Head Hotel, 3 Kyle street
Hunter, William, joiner, 51 Mill street
Hutchison, Mrs Dr, 6 Bath plaee
Hutchison, Misses, staymakers and milliners, 134 High street
Hutchison, Samuel, sladesman, 28 Mill street
Hutchison, James, feuar, 25 Kyle street
Hutchison, Miss, Knowe, Midton road
Hutchison, Hunter, seaman, 119 High street
Hutton, Mrs John, 24 Sandgate street
Hutton, Mrs, grocer, 67 Mill street
Hyslop, John, shopman, 7 New Bridge street— house, Garden
street, Wallacetown
Imrte & Sons, nursery and seedsmen, 137 High street
Imrie, Mrs Thomas, Bourtree Park, Dalmellington road
Inglis & Son, seed merchants, 42 Mill street
Ingram & Sons, watchmakers, 106 High street
Ingram, Wm. (of Ingram & Sons) — house, Seaview, Newtonhead
Irvine & Sons, booksellers and stationers, 93 High street— house,
4 Newmarket street
Irvine, George, miller, 22 Mill street
Irvine, John, porter 9 Harbour street
Irvine, Archibald, slater, 21 Mill street
Jack, Thomas, fancy warehouse, 5 Newmarket street, and 38
Sandgate street —house, Winton Buildings
Jack, Thomas, potato dealer, near Ayr Manse, Townhead
Jackson, Thomas, mason, 257 High street
Jackson, John, clerk, 172 High street— house. 1 Old bridge street
Johnston, George, telegraph clerk, 10 Alloway street
Johnston, Mrs Quintin, 7 Wellington square
Johnston, Wm. & Son, painter, 46 Sandgate street — house, 28
Fort street
Johnston, John Stewart, Beresford villa, Beresford terrace
Johnston, Mrs James, 19 Fort street
Johnston, Mrs John, 180 High street
Johnstone & Scott, drapers, 46 High street
Johnstone, George, bank accountant, 25 Newmarket street
Johnston, Mrs J., milliner, 5 Charlotte street
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Jones, Thomas, groom, 205 High street
Jones, William, tailor, 24 High street — house, 12 Kyle street
Kay, Robert M., agent, Clydesdale Bank, High street
Kay, Mrs Andrew, Drongan Cottage, Midton road
Kay, William Broomfield, Midton road
Kay, James, dairy, Millbrae, Mill street
Kallaghan, John, teacher, 5 Charlotte street
Kelly, William, carpet shoemaker, 9 Carrick street
Kelly, Hugh, gardener, 30 Alloway street
Kelly, John, seaman, 234 High street
Kennedy, Hugh, baker, 105 High street
Kennedy, Robert, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 168 High
street— house, 6 Charlotte street
Kennedy, William, tombstone cutter, 11 Carrick street
Kennedy, Peter, grocer and spirit merchant, 6 New Bridge street
— house, 17 Eglinton terrace
Kennedy, David, 3 Havelock terrace, Millar road
Kennedy, Miss Helen, 48 Sandgate street
Kennedy, Alexander, farmer, Cairnsmore Cottage, Midton road
Kerr, Edward, storeman, 29 Carrick street
Kerr, Thomas, sheriff clerk-depute, County Buildings— house,
Oakfield, Broomfield road
Kerr, George, blacksmith, 31 Kyle street
Kerr, Mrs John, Kilbride Cottage, Charlotte street
Kerr, George, junr., blacksmith, 212 High street
Kerr, Capt. John, 68 South quay
Kerr, William, blacksmith, Factory Place, Mill street
Kerr, Capt. Robert, 23 South quay
Kerr, William, gardener, Carrick House Lodge, Maybole road
Kevan, John, fruit merchant, 2£ Old Bridge street — house, Clune
street, Newton
Kidd, Mrs Patrick, spirit-dealer, Burns' Tavern, 20 New Bridge
street
Kilpatrick, Mrs James, 12 Beresford terraee
Kilpatrick, William, solicitor, 33 Newmarket street — house, 12
Academy street
King, Andrew, builder, 42 Sandgate street — house, 20 Fort street
King, Alexander, upholsterer and cabinet manufacturer, 1 Sand-
gate street
King, James B., 30 New Bridge street
King, Hamilton, plumber, brassfounder, slater, and glazier, 195
and 291 High street — house, Hamilton Villa, Maybole road
King, Wm., joiner, 27 Carrick street— house, 30 Mill street
King's Arms Hotel, 14 High street
Kinross, Mrs John, 9 Alloway place
44 DIRECTORY.
Kirk, Wm., van-driver, 53 Mill street
Kirkland, Thomas, gardener, 156 High street
Knower, C. F. , surgeon dentist, 50 Sandgate street
Knox, Mrs, 1 Academy street
Lamb, John, carder, 49 Mill street
Lamb, Mrs, Kensington terrace, Millar road
Lambie, George, & Co., family grocers and spirit merchants, 14
New Bridge street
Lambie, Robert, jobbing gardener, 15 Kyle street
Lambie, John, bootmaker, 15 Kyle street
Lambie, Mrs Thomas, fancy warehouse, 4 New Bridge street —
house, 3 Harbour street
Lambie, L. & J., straw hat and dressmakers, 59 High street
Laing, Mrs Dr, 23 Sandgate street
Lang, Rev. Thomas H., Greenside Villa
Lang, Arthur, of Bellevue, Carrick place, Carrick street
Langmair, William, tacklemaker, 148 High street
Large, Capt. Robert, 12 Montgomerie terrace, Fort
Latta, William, spirit-dealer, 25 South quay
Lauchlan, Mrs William, 34 Fort street
Lauder, Miss Ann, grocer, 31 Mill street
Lawrie, Hugh (of G. Smith & Co.), silk mercers and drapers, 17
Sandgate street — house, 11 Barns street
Lawrie, Robert, china merchant, 132 High street — house, 134 do.
Lawson, John, seaman, 89 High street
Lawson, James, ropemaker, 123 High street
Lawson, Hector, miller, Ayr Mills, Mill street
Lawson, Jane and Elizabeth, 123 High street
Lees, James, Star Hotel, 108 High street
Lees, Robert, pilot, 66 South quay
Lees, James, farmer, Robbsland, Old Maybole road
Le Clair, Louis, French hairdresser, 5 Macneille Buildings, New-
market street
Lennox, C. W., 4 Park terrace, ■ off Alloway place
Lennox, Major-General W. G., 2 Windsor Villa, Miller road
Lennox, Miss, milliner, 66 High street — house, 115 do.
Limond, David, currier, 244 High street
Limond, Robert, renovator, 8 Kirkport
Limond, Miss, 32 Fort street
Limond, James, blacksmith, Kirkport
Limond, John, late innkeeper, 258 High street
List, Mrs A. C. C, 3 Park terrace
Lithgow, James, Prince of Wales Tavern, 17 High street
Little John, David D., Italian warehouse, and wine merchant,
3 Sandgate street — house, Egerton house
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45
Livingstone, William, baker, 82 High street
Lockhart, John, sergeant-major, Royal Ayrshire Rifles, Militia
Stores, Seabank road, Fort
Lockhart, Mrs A., groeer and provision merchant, 11 Sandgate
street — house, 9 do.
Logan, Mrs John, Watfield Cottage, Midton road
Logan, William, grocer, 135 High street
Logan, James, wholesale grocer, Corn Exchange Court, 108 High
street
Loudoun, Miss, dressmaker, 10 Cathcart street
Love, Wm., printer, bookbinder, and stationer, 45 Newmarket
street
Lowe, Mrs Jane, 2 Eglinton terrace, Fort
Lymburn, Wm., printer and bookbinder, Express Office, 55 and
57 Newmarket street — house, Main street, Newton
Lyon, David M., overseer, Ayr Advertiser Office — house, Dal-
housie Cottage, Green street, Newton
Lyon, Hugh, currier, Factory place, Mill street
Lyon, John, stockingmaker, 22 Mill street
Lyon, Andrew, confectioner, 157 High street — house, Gowanbank
Midton road
Lyon, Alexander, plumber and gasfitter, 12 Newmarket street —
house, North quay
Macdonald, James, M.A., LL.D., rector of Ayr Academy, 20
Cathcart street
Mackail, Rev. John, M.A., 9 Havelock terrace
Mackay, J. &: J., dressmakers, 36 Sandgate street
Macknight, Thomas, M.D., 23 Wellington square
Maclnnes, Rev. Robert M., 14 Beresford terrace
Macintosh, Miss, boarding school for young ladies, 19 Wellington
square
MacLehose, Robert, bookseller, stationer, and printer, 31 Sand-
gate street — house, 12 Barns terrace
Macneillie, Miss, 4 South place, Midton road
Macneille, John, tanner and currier, Mill street — house, Black-
burn Villa, Racecourse road
Macpherson, Mrs Hugh, 21 Barns street
Macpherson, Miss, 26 Barns street
Main, James, Capt., 6 Sandgate street
Main, Mrs, Carrick Cottage, Springvale road
Mair, William & Son's, cooperage, 250 High street
Mair, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 244 High street
Malcolm, Robert, sergeant of police, 213 High street
Malcolm, Robert, waiter, 9 Kirk port, High street
Maitland, Mrs John, 18 Cathcart street
46 DIRECTORY.
Mancor, Alex., Captain and Adjutant Ayrshire Rifle Volunteers,
29 Queen's terrace
Mann, Agnes B., cloakmaker, 2 Hope street
Manson, Thomas, clerk, Mr Shaw's County Buildings
Mark, Matthew, watch and clockmaker, 15 Newmarket street —
house, 17 do.
Markie, John, tanner, 56 Mill street
Martig, Isaac, Swiss cheese manufacturer, Rosebank Cottage,
Old Maybole road
Martin, Matthew, currier, 98 High street
Martin, Alexander, accountant, 7 Fort street
Martin, Andrew, tobacconist, 51 High street — house, Main
street, Newton
Martin, Rodger, pensioner, 33 High street
Martin, William, currier, 40 High street
Mason, James Lindsay, M.D., Sunnyside
Maxwell, William, cleaner, 22 Mill street
Maxwell, Archibald, baker, 102 High street
Maybole Boot and Shoe Shop, 9 Old Bridge street— John Murray,
manager
Mercer, John, civil engineer, architect, and land surveyor, 9
Sandgate street — house, 11 Fullarton street
Mercer, Mrs John, milliner, 11 Fullarton street
Meredith, Matthew, remnant warehouse, 154 High street
Meredith, David, tailor, 155 High street
Middleton, Mrs, Strathdoon House, Racecourse road
Millar, Robert, boot and shoemaker, 7 Newmarket street — house,
Daisy Bank Cottage, John street, Wallacetown
Millar, James, mason, 25 Carrick street
Miller, Mrs D., Castle, Fort
Miller, William, plasterer, 21 Mill street
Miller, Mrs Hugh, Midton Cottage, Midton road
Miller, Mrs James, 13 Alio way place
Miller, Major James, Cromwell Cottage, Seabank road, Fort
Miller, Mrs John, 12 Kyle street
Miller, James, draper, 100 High street — house, 98 do.
Miller, John, Castle, Fort
Miller, Robert, school board officer, South Place, Midton road
Miller, Mrs, dressmaker, 45 High street
Miller, Jas., stationer, 61 High street — house, 684 do.
Miller, Robert, joiner, 13 Kyle Street
Miller, Walter, spirit dealer, 186 High street
Miller, Elizabeth, 13 Kyle street
Miller, Robert, factor, Alloway Cottage, Alloway
Miller, James, greengrocer, 153 High street
Miller, John, van driver, 51 Mill street
AYR. 47
Miller, Miss, dressmaker, 1 Old Bridge street
Milligan, James, 1 Kensington terrace
Milligan, D. & J., joiners, 37 Kyle street
Milligan, David (of D. & J. Milligan, joiners)— house, Cunning-
park, Racecourse road
Milligan, John (of D. & J. Milligan, joiners)— house, Gowanbank,
Midton road
Mills, David, coal agent, 57 Newmarket street — house, River
street, Wallacetown
Mills, William, manager, Templeton's Factory — house, 2 Bruce
Crescent, Fort
Mills, David, spirit dealer, 209 High street
Mitchell, John, Victoria Park, Racecourse road
Mitchell, Archibald, carter, 143 High street
Mitchell, Mrs Dr, 20 Barns street
Mitchell, Andrew, Broouafield House, Broomfield road
Mitchell, Alexander, fishing tackle-maker, 19 Kyle street
Mitchell, Wm., salmon fisher, Morningside Cottage, Springvale
road.
Montgomerie, James, F.R.C.S., surgeon to the Royal Ayrshire
and Wigtownshire Rifles, 6 Wellington Square
Montgomerie, James, 24 New Bridge street
Moodie, George, supervisor, 6 Eglinton terrace, Fort
Mooney, Hugh, porter, 24 High street
Moore, Miss, Berlin wool shop, 32 Sandgate street — house, 184
High street
Moore, James, shopman, 184 High street
Morris, James, 5 Wellington square
Morris, Captain Archibald, 17 Charlotte street
Morrison, Thomas C, manufacturing chemist, Burnside Chemical
Works, Newton
Morrison, William, tailor and clothier, 51 Newmarket street —
house, 4 Queen's terraoe
Morrison, Misses, Elgin Villa, Midton road
Morrison, Hugh, tanner, Factory place, head of Mill street
Morrison, William, clerk, Greenfield Cottage, Midton road
Morrison, Mrs Robert, Greenfield Cottage, Midton road
Morton, Matthew, 16 Cathcart street
Morton, J. M. M. , 9 Wellington square
Morton, Hugh, coachwriyht, 30 New Bridge street
Morton, David, tailor, 41 Mill street
Morton, James, coachbuilder, 47 and 49 Sandgate street — house,
3 Citadel place, Fort
Morton, Miss, 49 Sandgate street
Morton, David, fireman, 22 Kyle street
Morton, Alexander, salesman, 40 High street
48 DIRECTORY.
Motherwell, Robert, hosier, 197 High street — house, 17 Barns st.
Miiir, Andrew C, Ayr Observer, 24 New Bridge street
Muir, Andrew, clerk, Post Office
Muir, Mrs Lockhart, 5 Bruce crescent, Port
Munn, John, officer of Merchant Company, 208 High street
Munn, Hugh, shoemaker, 221 High street
Munn, Mrs James, 46 Newmarket street
Murchie, James, slater, 111 High street
Murdoch, Miss 0., 5 Alloway place
Murdoch, Miss M., straw-hat maker, 130 High street
Murdoch, Miss, mangle-keeper, and register office for servants,
15 Cathcart street
Murdoch, Archd., boilermaker, 232 High street
Murdoch, J. F. & D. R., procurator-fiscals for the county—
office, County Buildings — house, Fairfield Lodge, Racecourse
road
Murdoch, Hugh, photographic artist, 10 Beresford terrace
Murdoch, John, civil engineer, architect, and surveyor, Macneille
Buildings, Newmarket street
Murray & Aitken, tailors and clothiers, 59 Newmarket street
Murray, James (of Murray & Aitken, clothiers), Roselyn Cottage,
Midton road
Murray, Henry, spirit-merchant, Thistle Tavern, 26 and 27 South
quay
Murray, Miss, dressmaker, 9 Harbour street
Murray, James P., compositor, 45 Mill street
Murray, Mrs Philip, dressmaker, 41 Mill street
Murray, William (of Sym & Murray, builders), 13 Kyle street
Murray, David, ostler, 208 High street
Murray, Robert, grocer and provision merchant, 248 High street
— house, 246 High street
Murray, Peter, shoemaker, 84 Carrick street
Murray, William (of Paterson, Sons, & Co. ), 1 Cassillis street
Murray, John, salesman, 9 Old Bridge street
Murray, Alexander, mason, Winton Buildings
Murray, Mrs James, 7 Park terrace, off Alloway place
McAlester, Captain Sommerville, adjutant of militia, office,
militia stores, Seabank road, Fort
McBrayne, Robert, 35 Queen's terrace
McCallum, George, boot and shoemaker, 188 High street— bouse,
Cross street, Wallacetown
McCallum, John, coal agent, 44 Sandgate street — house, 5
Dalblair road
McCallum & Co., law agents, Macneille Buildings, Newmarket
street
AYR. 49
McCallum, Robert, town chamberlain — office, Macneille Build-
ings, Newmarket street; house, Midsands, Racecourse road
McCall, John, Richmond Villa, Midton road
McCall, Anthony, baker, 109 High street — house, 107 do.
McCall, Miss, dressmaker, 195 High street
McCall, John, joiner, 257 High street
McCall, Charles, wine and spirit merchant, Kirk-port — house,
George street, Wallacetown
McCally, Agnes, transferer of muslin work, 3 Bruce crescent,
Fort
McCartney, Thomas, gardener, Lunnan, Midton read
McCartney, Daniel, carpet weaver, 49 Mill street
McCartney, John, gardener, Knowe Lodge, Midton road
McCartney, John, carpet weaver, 21 Mill street
McCartney, Charles, plumber and gasfitter, 131 High street —
house, do.
McCaslin, Mrs Andrew, dressmaker, 19 Dalblair road
McCheyne, Miss, seminary for young ladies, 13 Eglinton terrace
McClatchie, Miss, milliner, 195 High street
McClelland, James, solicitor, 11 Wellington square
McClelland, Mrs Thomas. 5 Alloway place
McClelland, Mrs John, 31 Carrick street
McClive, Mrs W., 13 Queen's terrace
McClure, G. & J., joiners, cabinetmakers, and house-factors, 47
Carrick street
McClure, Elizabeth, dressmaker, 9 Sandgate street
McClymont, John, solicitor, 19 Fort street
McClymont, Mrs, grocer, 256 High street
McClymont, John, porter, Royal Bank, 33 Sandgate street
McComb, John, carpet weaver, 156 High street
McConnell, Mrs, washer and dresser, 176 High street
McConnell, John, grocer, 229 high street — shop, Main street,
Newton
McConnell, Peter, register office for servants, 235 High street
McConnell, William, grocer, 236 High street
McConnell, Thomas, Whip Inn, 1 Carrick street and 179 High
street
McConnochie, James, 63J High street
McCormick, Robert, spirit dealer, 77 and 79 High street
McCormick, Thomas, coachman, 38 Alloway street
McCosh, James M., collector of county rates, 7 Wellington square
McCracken, Mrs John, 1 Barns terrace
McCracken, Thomas, tanner, 44 Mill street
McCracken, Wm., governor, Kyle Union Poorhouse
McCreadie, James, merchant, 42 South Quay — house, 6 Fort street
McCreadie, James, cooper, 21 Kyle street
50 DIRECTORY.
MoCreadie, Robert, storeman, 40 Mill street
McCreadie, George, fish and game merchant, 10 New Bridge
street— house, Fort House, Fort
McCrindle, Robert, house factor, 11 Cathcart street
McCriadle, Andrew, coachman, Lunnon, Midton road
McCreath, William, 22 Barns street
McCreath, William, farmer, Forehill, Dalmellington road
McCreath, Robert, shopman, 137 High street
McCreath, James, joiner, 232 High street
McCreath, Robert, joiner, 33 Mill street
McCririck, James, gun and rifle-maker, and burgh inspector of
weights and measures, 13 Sandgate street — house, 16
Academy street
McCririck, James, Jan., Mary field, Gas work road
McCririck, Alexander, writer, 9 Sandgate street — house, 16
Academy street
McCrorie, William, solicitor, 41 Newmarket street — house, 1
Windsor Villa, MDler road
McCrorie, Henry, carpet weaver, 57 Mill street
McCrorie, Andrew, drayman, 9 Alloway street
McCrorie, Hugh, carpet weaver, 54 Mill street
McCubbin, Alexander, solicitor and accountant, 2 Garden Park,
Miller road
McCubbin & Son, tailors and clothiers, 40 Newmarket street —
house, 42 do.
McCubbin, W. F., solicitor and accountant, 39 Sandgate street
McCubbin, Mrs Alexander, 39 Sandgate street
McCulloch, Wm., baker, 212 High street
McCulloch, John, carpet weaver, 34 Mill street
McDerment, James & Sons, civil engineers, architects, and sur-
veyors, 52 Newmarket street
McDerment, James, Tarn M'Kie Tavern, 1 Hope street
McDerment, John, of McDerment & Sons, Factory place, Mill
street
McDerment, James I., McDerment & Sons, 2 Havelock terrace
McDerment, Peter, civil engineer, architect, and surveyor, 60
Mill street
McDonald, Donald, superintendent of burgh police, billet master,
and inspector of nuisances, Glencoe, Cottage, Gaswork road
McDonald, William R., M.D., house-surgeon, Fever Hospital,
Mill street
McDonald, Miss Jane, milliner and dressmaker, 27 Sandgate
street
McDonald, Alex., chimney sweeper, 11 Hope street
McDonald, Alex., inspector, Constabulary Station, 18 Charlotte-
street
AYR. 51
McDonald, James, seaman, 43 Carrick street
McDowall, Wm , police constable, 166 High street
McEwan, Mrs Duncan, 3 Dalblair road
McEwan, Captain Hugh, 7 Barns terrace
McEwan, Mrs James, 16 Sandgate street
McEwan, William, plumber, 30 Carrick street
McFarlane, James, carpet weaver, 15 Mill street
McFarlane, William, carpet weaver, head of Fort street
McFee, Robert, painter, 39 Newmarket street — house, Pembroke
villa, Sunnyside
McGavin, Mrs John, Shalimar House, Racecourse
McGill, Mrs William, Railway Station
McGill, John, station master, Passenger Station, Townhead
McGregor, Adam, druggist, 18 Sandgate street — house, 1 Mont-
gomery terrace, Fort
McGuire, Hugh, shoemaker, 24 New Bridge street
McGuire, Hugh, clerk, 41 Carrick street
McGuire, Peter, joiner, 205 High street
McHarg, James, tailor, 20 Mill street
McHutcbeoQ, Mrs Maitland, 5 Fullarton street
Mcilwraith, Mrs William, 180 High street
Mcll wrath, John, & Son, plumbers, slaters, and glaziers, 112
and 114 High street
Mcllwrath, John (of J. Mcllwrath & Son, plumbers) — house,
Content House, Wallacetown
Mcllwrath, Andrew (of J. Mcllwrath & Son, plumbers) — house,
Ronaldshaw Park, Midton road
Mcilwraith, J. S., architect and surveyor, 52 Newmarket street—'
house, Gordon terrace, Wallacetown
Mclntyre, Andrew, pensioner, 28 Mill street
McJannet, Robert, silk mercer and draper, 21 Sandgate street —
house, Newton terrace
McJannet, Mrs James, Greenside villa, Sunnyside
McJannet, Hugh, baker, 25 High street — house, Belle vue Lodge
McKay, John, saddler, 231 High street — house 11 Beresford
terrace
McKean, Henry, confectioner, 9 Carrick street
McKean, John, grocer, 210 High street
McRelvie, John, wine and spirit merchant, 70 and 71 South quay
McKeDzie, John, accountant, Commercial Bank
McKerrow, William, livery stables, and cab proprietor, 11 Sand-
gate street — house, 5 Academy street
McKilJ, William, furniture sale-rooms, Queen's Head, 70 High
street — house, John street, Wallacetown
McKinnon, Mrs John, Midton road
McKinnon, William, pilot,. 6& South quay
52 DIRECTORY.
McKinnon, James, tea and coffee merchant, 104 High street —
house, Wallace street, Wallacetown
McKinlay, Robert, spinner, 205 High street
McKissock, John, cab driver, 29 Carrick street
McKune, Mrs, 5 Barns terrace
McKnight, John, 7 Cromwell place, Fort
McLauchlan, Andrew & Son, builders, Havelock terrace — office,
46 Dalblair road
McLaucklan, Thomas, painter, 183 High street
McLauchlan, James (of A. McLauchlan & Son), 8 Cromwell
Place, Fort
McLauchlan, Miss, female missionary, 205 High street
McLean, John, groom, 33 Carrick street
McLean, William, pavier, 43 Carrick street
McMann, John, cabinetmaker, 53 High street
McManus, Charles, spirit dealer, 5 Hope street — house 14 Hope
street
McMicheal, William, of John Allan & Co., grain dealers, 172
High street
McMillan, Miss, dressmaker, Kirkport, High street
MeMorland, Mrs, mangle keeper, 22 Mill street
McMurdo, Robert, coachman, 43 Carrick street
McMurtrie, James, solicitor, County buildings — house, 24 Sand-
gate street
McMurtrie, James, posting establishment, 119 High street —
stables, 31 Carrick street
McMurtrie, Thomas, carter, 30 Kyle street
McMurtrie, Misses, dressmakers, 231 High street
McMurtrie, John, watchmaker, 129 High street — house, Gordon
terrace, Wallacetown
McMurtrie, Mrs John, 24 Sandgate street
McMurtrie, Thomas draper, 22 New Bridge street — house, 9
Barns street
McNair, Henry, flesher, 22 Sandgate street — house, 15 Charlotte
street
MeNab, William, 1 Garden Park, Miller road
McNeight, William, solicitor, 4 Cromwell place, Fort
McQueen, Charles, flesher, 242 High street — house, 99$ High
street
McQuiston, Alexander, clerk, 30 Alio way street
McQuiston, Peter, spirit dealer, Crown Inn, 115 High street
McRobert, William, railway signalman, 45 Mill street
McSkimming, Archibald, slater, 63 South quay
McSkimming, Miss, dressmaker, 3 Academy street
McTaggart, Mrs, fish merchant, 16 Newmarket street
McTaggart, Miss Mary Ann, Seafield, Racecourse road
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McTear, Samuel, rualtmari, 143 High street
McWhinnie, Archibald, cooper, 30 Carrick street
McWhinnie, Margaret, 6 Cathcart street
McWhirter, Robert, dairy, 35 Mill street
Mc William, Margaret, laundress, 12 Kyle street
Nairn, Mrs, 11 Queen's terrace
Naismitb, W. John, M.B. CM., 19 Fort street
Napier, James, post messenger to Dunure, 2 New Bridge street
Napier, William, letter-carrier, 2 New Bridge street
Napier, Peter G., letter-carrier, Content street, Wallacetown
Neil, Alexander, groom, 38 Alloway street
Neil, Thomas, Viewrield, Racecourse road
Neil, Francis, cabinetmaker, 121 High street— show-rooms, 99|
High street
Neil, Mrs, washer and dresser, 41 Carrick street
Neil, Robert, bookseller, 263 High street— house, 265 High street
Neil, Alexander, postilion, 29 Carrick street
Neil, Mrs, 17 High street
Neilson, William, practical hatter and renovator, 24 Carrick
street
Nichol, William, mason, 13 Mill street
Nicol, John, umbrelH maker, 146 High street
Nieol, Mrs John, baker, 214 High street
Nicol, George, confectioner, 143 High street
Nicol, Isabella, Ayrshire needlework and muslin stamping, 13
Boat vennal
Nicholson, J. R., Barns House, opposite Alloway place
Nimmo, Hamilton R., professor of music and music seller, 23
New Bridge street — house, 3 Ailsa place, Fort
Nisbet, Alexander, clerk, 7 Fort street
Nisbet, George, confectioner, wine and spirit merchant, 8 Sand-
gate street-
Nisbet, Thomas S., draper, Winton buildings, High street — house,
13 Charlotte street
Niven, Miss, 14 Kyle street
Niven, Thomas, shoemaker, 9 Carrick street
Niven, Mrs A., grocer, Kirk port — house, 16 Sandgate street.
Niven, William, baker, 43 Kyle street
O'Brien, Patrick, instructor of musketry, 9 New Bridge street
Observer Publishing Office, 49 Newmarket street
Ochiltree, William, cabinetmaker, 30 Sandgate street
Pgg, William, cutter^ Cowan & Son, clothiers, 34 Newmarket
street — house, River terrace, Wallacetown
Oliver, James, merchant, 41 High street — house, 4 Barns street
M DIRECTORY.
Oman, Captain Charles, Pomona house, Fort
Openshaw, JohD, Canteen, Barracks
Orr, Thomas, house factor, 5 Carrick street
Orr, Gilbert, shoemaker, 204 High street — house, 15 Mill street
Orr, Mrs Gilbert, stay maker, 15 Mill street
Osborne, Mrs, 6 Arran terrace, Fort
Park, Miss, 5 Queen's terrace
Parker, John, cab driver, 53 High street
Parochial Board Office, 98 High street
PatersoB, James, hair-cutter, 1 Mill street
Paterson, John, grocer and provision merchant, 185 High street
— house, Chapel brae, John street, Wallacetown
Paterson, Sons & Co., pianoforte and music sellers, 36 New-
market street
Paterson, Alex., clerk, Post Office— house, 8 Mill street
Paterson, William, smith, 35 Carrick street
Paterson, Hugh, currier, 50 Mdl street
Paterson, Alexander, brewer, 8 Mill street
Paterson, Andrew & Son, tanners and curriers, Mill street —
house, Rose Villa, Racecourse road
Paterson, James, currier and leather cutter, 3 Kirkport— house,
50 Mill street
Paterson, John, cattle-dealer, 28 Fullarton street
Paterson, Miss, 1 Dalblair road
Paterson, Miss, dressmaker, 40 Fullarton street
Paterson, Martin T., 2 Wellington square
Paterson, James, flesher, 98 High street — house 32 Mill street
Paterson, Hugh, post-messenger to Dalrymple, 134 High ■street
Paton, Robert & Wm., joiners, 20 Kyle street
Paton, Robt. (of W. & R. Paton, joiners), 41 Kyle stieet
Paton, Wm. (of R. & W. Paton, joiners), 68 Saudgate street
Paton, Mrs John, 27 Kyle street
Paton & Sins, builders, wood merchants, &c, Patent Saw Mi'Js
76 South quay
Paton, Thomas, Blackburn cottage, Racecourse road
Paton, James B (of Paton & Sons), Oakbank, Miller road
Paton, Alex, (of Paton & Sons), 9 Barns terrace
Paton, James (of Paton & Sons), 11 Alloway place
Paton, Robert (of Paton & Sons), .10 Alloway place
Paton, James, Free Church officer, 22 Fort street
Paton, John, spirit merchant, 226 High street
Paton, William, greengrocer, 68 Sandgate street
Paton, Joseph, mason, 205 High street
PatricK, Robert, hat manufacturer, 219 High street— house, I
Egluiton terracp, Fort
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Paul, Miss, Wellpark, Racecourse road
Pail1, Robert, lath-splitter, 39 Carrick street
Paul, Robert, joiner, head of Fort street
Peden, Miss, dressmaker, 3 New Bridge street
Pennman, Mrs Jarres, draper and toy merchant, 9 Mill street
Pettigrew, Archd , carpet weaver, head of Fort street
Pettigrew, Mrs, washerwoman, 134 High street
P'ollipa, Major Edward, Dryburgh house, Racecourse road
Pitt, Hugh, night policeman, 156 High street
Picken, Robert, shoemaker, 71 Mill street
Police Office (Donald M'DonaM, sup* riritendent), Town Build-
ings, 25 New Bridge street
Pollock, William, solicitor and banker, 25 Newmarket street —
house, 6 Alloway place
Pollock, John, solicitor and town clerk, County Buildings and 25
Newmarket street — house, Brownhill cottagp, Mid ton coad
Pollock, William, mason, 45 Mill street
Pollock, John, mason, 45 Mill street
Pollock, James, carpet weaver, head of Fort street
Pollok, Robert Morris, Middleton house, Racecourse
Post Office, 43 Newmarket street
Poustie, David, blacksmith, 80 South quay
Prentice, John, porter, Union Bank — house, 140 High street
Printing Office, Ayr Advertiser, 108 High street
Printing Office, Ayr Observer, 49 Newmarket street
Printing Office, Argus and, bxpress, 49 Newmarket street
Piinting Office (R. MacLebo-e), 2 Oathoart street
Purdie, Mrs, sick noise, 134 High street
Queen's Hotel, 6 Harbour street
Rae, Archibald (of Currie, Rae, & Co.), Ailsa Buildings — house,
1 Craighhall, Killock p]ace
Ramsay, Robert, postmaster, 3 Stanley place, Dalblair road
Ramsay, John, auctioner and appraiser, house and law agenf, 95
High street
Ramsay, John, temperance hotel and restaurant, 1334 Higb street
Rankin, Miss, 4 flavelock terrace
Rankin, Andrew, M. D., 4 Kensington terrace, Miller road
Redmont, Arthur, pilot, 43 South quay
Register Office for Births, Marriages, and Deaths, 1 High street
Reid, William (of W. Wight & Co.), 134 High street
Reid, William, law-clerk. 234 High street
Reid. Francis. 81 South quay
Reid, John upholsterer, cabinetmaker and house agent, 26 Sand-
gate street — house, 2 Brougham place
56 DIRECTORY.
Eeid, David, ropespinner, 8 Old Bridge street— house, 59 High st.
Eeid, James, tanner, 73 Mill street
Eeid, William, photographer, 13 High street
Eeid, Miss, dressmaker, 7 High street
Eeid, Mrs Hugh M., seamstress, 131 Hi.h street
Eennie, Nathaniel, boilermaker, 60 South quay
Eenton, W. J., stationer, 28 New Bridge street
Bewcastle, John, cabinetmaker, 38 Newmarket street
Eeynolds, Thomas, tanner, 73 Mill street
Eichardson, Mrs F., Berlin wool and fancy repository, 4 Sandgate
street— house, 1 Academy street
Eichmond, James, slater, 28 Mill street
Eichmond, Mrs James. Befreshment Eooms, 23 Boat vennal
Eichmond, Andrew, platform manager, Eailway Station — house
55 Mill street
Eiddle, Alexander, baker, 245 High street
Eigg, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 17 Fort street
Eitchie, Mrs John, 30 Fort street
Eitchie, Capt. Joseph, Vancouver Lodge Midton road
Eitchie, Eev. Eobert, curate, Trinity Church — house, 46 New-
market street
Eobertson, Miss Jessie, Midton road
Eobertson, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 28 Sandgate street —
house, 8 Barns street
Eobertson, Eobert, tailor and clothier, 5 High street — house, 7 do
Eobertson, Eev. John, 10 Academy street
Eobertson, Miss, 13 Wellington square
Eobertson, James, tailor, 44 High street
Eobison, James, Sheriff- Substitute, 1 Alio way place
Eodger, Mrs John, 1 7 Kyle street
Eodger, John M. (of Finnie & Eodger, iron founders) — house, 42
Mill street
Eonald, John, surgeon, consulting rooms, 2 Macneille Buildings —
house, 29 Wellington square
Eonald, Mrs William, washer and dresser, 2 Kyle street
Boss, John, joiner 9 Alloway street
Eowan, John, cattle-dealer, 37 Carrick street
Eowan, C. B , solicitor, procurator-fiscal for the burgh of Ayr,
and town clerk of Prestwick, 8 Cathcart street
Eowan, Michael, leather-cutter and spirit-dealer, 190 High st. —
house, 143 High street
Eowan, James, slater, 19 New Bridge street
Eotch, John, polisher, 208 High street
Eoyal Bank, 33 Sandgate street
Eoy, James, dairy, 218 High street
Eusk, Mrs James, ropespinner, 17 Alloway street
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Rusk, John, weaver, 34 Mill street
Rusk, Mrs James, senr., grocer, 17 Alio way street
Russell, George, railway porter, 119 High street
Russell, James, seedsman, 177 High street — house, 175 do.
Russell, John, clothier, 11 New Bridge street — house, Darlington
Cottage, Darlington place
Russell, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 174 High street
Russell, M. & J., fruiterers, 43 Sandgate street
Russell, William, 3 Killoch place
Russell, William, staff-sergeant, Militia Stores, Seabank road,
Fort
Rutherford, G. & H., grocers and spirit merchants, 126 High
street — house, Kirk port
Samson. John, ostler, 20 New Bridge street
Scott, M. B. (of Johnstone & Scott, drapers), 2 Bath place
Scott, Miss, teacher, Infant School, 8 Charlotte street
Scott, G. R., superintendent, Industrial School, 32 Carrick street
Scott, Mrs, matron do do
Scott, Adam, shoemaker, 64 Sandgate street
Scott. Mrs, 111 High street
Semple, John, ironmonger, 73 High street — house, 9 Buckingham
terrace
Semple, John, brassfounder, 193 High street
Session-Clerk, James Thomson, 11 Charlotte street
Sewing Machine Warehouse, 60 High street
Shankland, Robert, 6 Montgomerie terrace, Fort
Shankland, Mrs Adam, spirit -dealer, 101 High street
Sharp, James, vanman, 49 Mill street
Sharp, Miss, Ayrshire needlework, 4 Montgomerie terrace, Fort
Shaw, Mrs, outfitting and smallwares emporium, 66 Sandgate
street — house, Mary place, Beresford terrace
Shaw, Charles G., solicitor, County Buildings — house, 25 Wel-
lington square
Shaw & Dunlop, solicitors, County Buildings
Shearer, James, tailor, 34 Fullarton Street
Shearer, John, tailor and clothier, 23 Newmarket street— house,
3 Charlotte street
Sillars, Mrs Thomas, 3 Bruce crescent, Fort
Silver, George H, draper and outfitter, 29 Sandgate street —
house and warehouse above
Sime, Mrs John, refreshment rooms, 19 New Bridge street
Sime, Henry (of Allan & Sime, tailors), 19 New Bridge street
Simpson, George, joiner, 2 New Bridge street
Simpson, Alex., brassfounder, 19 Carrick street
Simpson, James, salesman, Ayr Brewery, 10 Mill street
58 DIRECTOKY.
Sinclair, Mrs James, 1 Miller place
Sinclair, James (of Sinclair & Watson) — house, Bellevue Cottage,
Midton road
Sinclair, Rev. John, 2 Barns street
Sinclair, Mrs. 4 Bruce Crescent. Fort
Sloan, Mrs 4 Eglinton terrace, Fort
Sloan, John, Welcome Tavern, 83 and 85 High street
Sloan, John, storeman, 72 South quay-
Sloan, Misses, milliners, 71 4 High street
Sloss, Mrs, teacher of music, 7 Bath pace
Sloss, David, carter, 22 Carrick street
Smart, Miss, 2 Birns terrace
Smith, James, of Wheatfield, 26 Wellington square
Smith, James, sheriff officer and house agent, 14 Newmarket
street — house, Whitletts
Smith, Misses J. & I., dressmakers 44 High street
Smith, Ebenezer, boot and shoemaker, 199 High street— house,
12 Alloway street
Smith, Mrs Andrew, 12 Barns street
Smith, Andrew, & Son, grain merchants 178 High street
Smith, James (of A. Smith & Son), Melling cottage, Midton road
Smith, Andrew (of A. Smith & Son) 12 Barns street
Smith, Robert, late collector of Customs, Aberdeen, Hope villa,
Maybole road
Smith, William, engineer, 75 South quay
Smith James, tobacconist, 2 Sandgate street — house, 2 Academy
street
Smith, Mrs J ames, 2 Park terrace, off Alloway place
Smith, Miss, 8 Park terrace off Alloway place
Smith, John, maltster and brewer • brewery, Garden street ; ale
cellars, 40 High street — house, 7 Craigie terrace, John street,
Wallacetown
Smith, Thomas, gardener, 9 Alloway street
Smith, Robert, baker, 8 High street — house, 10 do.
Smith, John, dairy, 40 Carrick street
Smith. James, draper, 58 High street — house, 6 Craigie terrace,
Wallacetown
Smith, William, bootmaker, 15 Kyle street
Smith, Mrs Andrew, 205 High street
Smith, Robert H., plasterer, 6 Cromwell place Fort
Smith, William, wine and spirit merchant, 7 New Bridge street
Smith, Mrs William, dairy, 11 Fort street
Smith, George, joiner, head of Sandgate street
Smith, George, draper, 189 High street
Smith, Mrs Ebenezer, 184 High street
Smith, Mrs Robert, 38 4 Sandgate street
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59
Smith, William, spirit merchant and cork cutter, Union Tavern,
3 Boat vennal
Smith, Miss, 45 Sandgate street
Smith, Hugh, post messenger to Alloway, 9 A lloway street
Smith, Robert, draper, 2 High street— house, Craigie terrace,
John street, Wallacetown
Smith, John, flesher, 56 IVI ill street
Smith's Institution, Smith street George Bain, teacher
Sorrell, Nathaniel, sergeant, 63 South quay
Speir, John, saddler and harness maker, 141 High street —
house. 159 do.
Sprot, John South Park, Racecourse road
Spencer, William, merchant Spring park, Dalblair road — office,
Wallacetown Loan Office Cross street
Stamp and Tax Office, 14 Cathcart street
Star Hotel, James Lees, 108 High street
Steele, Thomas, grain merchant, 39 South quay- house, Seabank
villa Fort
Steel, Gilbert, horse trainer, Alloway street
Steel, John, Eglinton Hotel 3 Alloway street
Steel, David, 16 Alloway street
Stevenson, Andrew, teacher of English, Ayr Academy, 9 Dal-
blair road
Stewart, John clerk, 26 Fort street
Stewart, William, Gearholm, Doonfoot, Racecourse road
Stewart, Francis, hairdresser, 634 High street
Stewart, William, chimney sweeper, 2014 tiigh street
Stewart, Robert, tanner, 66 Mill street
Stewart, Dean, baker, 1 Old Bridge street
Stewart, J., watchmaker, 149 High street
Stewart, Robert watchmaker, 38 High street— house, 127 do.
Stewart, F. P., Dalblair house, Dalblair road
Stowell, Samuel, trumpet-major, Academy lodge, Fort street
Stroyan, Samuel, shipping agent North quay. Newton
Struthers, John, fa mer, Slaphouse, Old Maybole road
Struthers, Thomas, carpet weaver, 48 High street
Sym & Murray, builders 13 Kyle street
Sym, Mrs Henry, 3 Bath place
Sym, Miss Lillias, 1 Park terrace, off Alloway place
Sym, Miss Sarah, 1 Park terrace, off Alloway place
Symington, Mrs, 20 New Bridge street
Tait, Andrew, tinsmith and gasfitter, 111 High street — house,
21 Mill street
Taylor, James, governor of prison. 9 Bath place
Taylor, Miss, dressmaker, 23 Sandgate street
60 DIRECTORY.
Taylor, J. & A., engineers and millwrights, Townhead Works
Taylor, Andrew (of J & A. Taylor)— house. 22 Alloway street
Taylor, John (of J. & A. Taylor) — house, Fernbank, Midton road
Taylor, Miss, 10 Cromwell place, Fort
Taylor, Daniel, tailor, 18 Fort street
Taylor, John, chemist, 2 Macneille Buildings— house, 21 High st.
Taylor, Alexander, currier, 27 Mill street
Telfer, A. B., M.D., agent for Bell, Rennie, & Co., wine mer-
chants, 5 Fort street — house, 16 Academy street
Telfer, William, ostler, 205 High street
Templeton, James, carpet manufacturer, Fort street — house,
Millrig house, 4 Charlotte street
Templeton, William, cabinetmaker, 156 High street — house, 54
Mill street
Templeton, Mrs John, watchmaker and jeweller, 129 High street
house, 127 do.
Templeton, Robert, watchmaker and jeweller, 64 High street —
house, 72 do.
Tennant, Miss, Broomfield place, Broomfield road
Tennant, Misses, 9 Charlotte street
Tennant, William, Eaton villa, Racecourse road
Tennant, Mrs, 2 Kensington terrace
Terry, James, & Son, locksmiths and bellhangers, 32 High street
Terry, Isaac, of Terry & Son, 32 High street
Terry, James, jun., locksmith, 71 Mill street
Thorn, Mrs James, 1 Stanley place, Dalblair road
Thorn, Robert, waiter, 25 Dalblair road
Thompson, Joseph H., compositor, 13 Alloway street
Thompson, William, La Belle Cottage, Beresford terrace
Thomson, William, slater, 233 High street
Thomson, Thomas, joiner, 35 Kyle street
Thomson, James, mathematical master, Ayr Academy, 11 Char-
lotte street
Thomson, John, hatter, 42 High street — house, 13 Montgomerie
terrace, Fort
Thomson, Hugh, & Co. , boot and shoemakers, Winton Buildings
Thomson, Alexander, joiner, 14 Cathcart street
Thomson, Matthew, wholesale and family grocer, wine and spirit
merchant, 12 Sandgate street — house, 5 Cromwell place, Fort
Thomson, Mrs Nicol, temperance coffee house, 4 Newmarket
street
Thomson, James, carver, 37 Carrick street
Thomson, William, slater, 134 High street
Tosh, George, surveyor of inland revenue Ailsa Buildings, Kirk
port — house, 7 Montgomerie terrace, Fort
Train, Mrs Joseph, 64 Sandgate street
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Turnbull, Thomas, gardener, 176 High street
Turnbull, William, cooper, 162 High street
Turner, Andrew, Eagle Tavern, 48 High street
Turner, W. & A., ironmongers, 4 Macneille Buildings, Newmarket
street
Turner, William (of W. & A. Turner), 1 Dalblair road
Tyrie, William, grocer, 7 AHoway street
Underwood, William, cabinetmaker, 38 Newmarket street
Ure, William, smith and bellhanger, 17 High street — house,
Allison street, Newton
Ure, Mrs John, 31 Queen's terrace
Vallance, John, tailor, 9 Kirkport, High street
Vass, V\ illiam, letter-carrier, Russell street, Newton
Vass, David Ross, inspector of inland revenue, 8 Cassillis street
Waddell, Mrs Thomas, 10 Wellington square
Wales, Abraham, butcher, 18 Newmarket street — house, Winton
Buildings
Walker, J. N. , photographer, 45 Newmarket street
Walker, Miss, 21 Wellington square, boarding school for ladies
Walker, Archibald, letter stamper, 229 High street
Walker, Alexander, clerk, wine cellars, Academy street— house,
Craigie terrace, Wallacetown
Walker, James, Sun Inn, 241 High street
Walker, W. G- , 10 Eglinton terrace, Fort
Wallace, David, Quartermaster-Sergeant, Militia Stores, Seabank
road, Fort
Wallace, Mrs James, coffee rooms, 67 South quay
Wallace, Rev. Robert, 3 Cathcart street
Wallace, Mrs John, 17 Newmarket street
Wallace, Mrs, feuar, 23 Kyle street
Wallace, Mrs William, grocer, 60 Sandgate street — house, Park
house, Maybole road
Wallace, Robert, ostler 38 Fullarton street
Wallace, William, dyer, 206 High street
Wallace, Robert, ostler, 41 Kyle street
Wallace, Joseph, Wallace tavern, 6 Newmarket street
Wallace, Miss Mary, dressmaker, 3S Fullarton street
Water Company's Office, 52 Newmarket street
Watt, J. R., M.D., 12 Cathcart street
Watt, William, baker. 33 Carrick street
Watson, Robert, saddler, 181 High street— house, 30 New
Bridge street
Watson, John, 6 Park terrace
G2 DIRECTORY.
Watson, William L., grain and seed merchant 6 Park terrace
Watson, George. 4 Arran terrace, Fort
Watson & Sinclair, cattle salesmen, Corn Exchange Court, High
street
Watson, Alexander, auctioneer (of Watson & Sinclair, cattle
salesmen), Morningside Cottage, Midton road
Watson, James, A yr Brewery J 2 Mill street
Webb, ~V%\illiam, groom, R Martin's, 33 High street
Weir, Alexander, manufacturing chemist, Ayr Chemical Works
Weir, Mrs, 12 Academy street
Weir, Quartermaster William, Maryfield, Gaswork road
Weir, James, dairyman, 251 High street
Wemyss, John 1 Buckingham terrace, Chaidotte street
Whigham, D. D , wine merchant, 8 Aca'demy street— house,
Drumley, by Tarbolton
White, Alex. , Waverley Temperance Hotel, 8 New Bridge street
Whitelaw, Mrs, 8 Fort street
Whitecross, Mrs, 5 Bath place
Wield, David, M.D. — consulting rooms, 207 High street ; house,
7 Barns street
Wight, William, & Co., grain dealers, 171 High street -house,
134 do.
Wilkinson, John, joiner, 75 South quay
Wilkinson & Limond. ironmongers, 128 High street
Wilkinson, Mrs, lodgings, 45 South quay
Williamson, John, slater and smoke curer, 24 Newmarket street
Willock, William, painter and paperhanger, 9 Newmarket street
— house, 12 Eglinton terrace, Fort
Wills. Mungo, chemLt and druggist, I New Bridge street —
house, 3 do
Wilson, J Clark. MD.3 Alio way place
Wilson, Mrs, Rosebank house Old May bole road
Wilson, James, grain and spirit dealer. 191 and 193 High street
Wilson. John, & Co , upholsterers, cabinetmakers, and house
agents, 15 Sandgate street
Wilson, James (of Wilson & Co ), 17 Queen's terrace
Wilson, George (of Wilson & Co ), Dalblair villa, Dalblair road
Wilson, John, carter. 29 Kyle street
Wilson, Allan, dairy, 10 Kyle street
Wilson, William gardener, 33 Kyle street
Wilson, The Right Rev W. S., Bishop of Glasgow and Galloway,
15 Eidinton terrace, Fort
Wilson, Mrs Archibald, Ayr Dairy, Dalblair road
Wilson, Robert, joiner, 64 Sandgate street
Wilson, James, spirit dealer, Wallace tower, High street
Wilson, William, M D , 5 Montgomerie terrace, Fort
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Wilson, Mrs, Eiverston, Racecourse road
Wilson, John, cork manufacturer, 98 High street
Wilson, William, eating house, 22 Old Bridge street
Wilson, James, draper, 33 Mill street
Willison, Mrs, 3 Montgomerie terrace, Fort
Winter, Robert, ironmonger, 133 High street— house, 2 Crom-
well place, Fort
Wood, James D , tailor and clothier, 19 Newmarket street-
house. Russell street, Newton
Wood, Miss 12 Wellington square
AVood, Hugh, hatter, 27 High street— house, Greenbank terrace,
Newtonhead
AVood, Thomas, moulder, 17 Mill street
Woodburn, David, M.D., 6 Barns street
Wright, Campbell, & Co. , drapers, Commercial house, 1 Harbour
street— house, Clyde Cottage, Seabank road, Fort
Wright, Mrs Daniel, eating house and commercial lodgings, 166
High street
Wright, Thomas, bookseller and stationer, 81 High street
Wyllie, Lieut -Colonel James, 3 Barns terrace
Wyllie, Mrs Alexander, temperance hotel, 166 High street
Wyllie & Co.. sheriff-officers, 119 High street
Wyllie, Hugh, grain merchant, 1 and 3 Fort street— house,
Eglinton place, Miller road
Wyllie, John, seaman, 63 South quay
Wyllie, John, storeman 215 High street
Wyllie, Mrs Robert, 5 Havelock terrace, Miller road
Wyllie, Daniel, hay, grain, and seed merchant, 215 High street
— house, Havelock house, Miller road
Young, Lieut. -Col. S. Denholm, Green Lodge, Charlotte street
Young, James, chief constable for Ayrshire, Allan vale, Racecourse
road— office, 18 Charlotte street
Young, John, pilot, 64 South quay
Young, John, riddlemaker, Factory place. Mill street
Young, J & T., engineers and millwrights, Vulcan Foundry,
Newton Green
Young, John, jun. (of J. & T. Young), 7 Charlotte street
Young, William (of J & T. Young), 13 Barns street
Young, Miss Jane, milliner and dressmaker, 9 Cathcart street
Young, Walter, umbrella and parasol manufacturer, 31 New-
market street
Young, James, cashier, Advertiser Office — house, Greenbank ter-
race, Newtonhead
Young, David, draper, 9 High street— house. 6 Queen's terrace.
Young, John nursery and seedsman, 16 Alio way street
64 DIRECTORY*
NEWTON AND WALLACETOWN.
Adam, John, pork buthcher, Newton terrace — shop, Winton
buildings
Adams, Matthew, boot and shoemaker, Edenhall, Prestwick
road — shop, 78 High street
Adam, Robert, tailor, Kilmarnock street
Adamson, Andrew, mason, Russell street
Agnew, William, slater, Weaver street
Aitken, Andrew, engine driver, Green street
Aitken, Robert, master of steam tug, Green street
Aitken, William, railway pointsman, George street
Alexander, William, valuator, Craigie terrace, John street
Alexander, James, saddler, Main street
Alexander, William, & Sons, timber merchants and builders,
Wallacetown saw mills
Alexander, William, engine driver, Allison street
Alexander, Miss Helen, confectioner, &c, Gordon place
Alexander, Captain Gilbert, Gordon terrace
Alexander, Robert, baker, Wallace street
Alexander, John, draper's assistant, Gordon place
Alexander, I vie (of Alexander & Sons, builders), Craigie
Cottage, John street
Allan, William, joiner, George street
Allan, Miss Agnes, grocer, New road, Newtonhead
Allan, David, salmon fisher, Main street
Allan, Archd., plasterer, Main street — House, Allison street
Allan, James, grocer and spirit dealer, Green street
Allison, John, weaver, Cross street
Allison, John, cabinetmaker, George street
Anderson, Malcolm, blacksmith, Kilmarnock street
Anderson, Robert, joiner, Peebles street
Anderson, Jane, Peebles street
Anderson, John, fisher, Peebles street
Anderson, Mrs Hugh, feuar, George street
Anderson, Mrs John, John street ^
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Anderson, Mrs John, Church street
Anderson, Hugh, fisher, Peebles street
Anderson, George, slater, Wallace street
Anderson, William, shoemaker, Weaver street
Anderson, George, seaman, Newton terrace
Anderson, William, 4 Craigie terrace, John street
Andrew, Mrs James, grocer, Garden street
Andrew, Mrs Robert, feuar, Main street
Andrew, James, pointsman, Main street
Armour, John, clerk, Pleasant view, George street
Armour, James, tailor, Boghall row
Armour, James, sawyer, Boghall row
Armour, William, carpet weaver, Content street
Armstrong, Thomas, mason, Content street
Auld, William, plumber, Peebles street
Baikd, Hugh, engineer, Garden street
Baird, Mrs Robert, New road
Baird, Mrs Hugh, Green street lane
Baird, James, moulder, Green street
Barlow, Edward, upholsterer, Russell street
Bambridge, Charles, carpet weaver, Elba street
Barr, Mrs Andrew, 3 Craigie terrace, John street
Barr> Robert, sergeant, Albert terrace
Beaton, Walter, teacher, Prestwick school — house, Allison st,
Beaton, William, weavers' agent, Allison street
Beaton, William, jr., joiner, Allison street
Beattie, Alexander, sawyer, George street
Beck, Samuel, grocer and spirit dealer, Green street
Begg, Samuel, grocer, George street
Blackwood, Hugh, mason, Content street
Blackwood, Mrs, grocer, Main street
Blackwood, Andrew, mason, Queen street
Blair, William, carpet weaver, New road
Blane, Thomas, teacher, Weaver street
Blane, James, mason, Weaver street
Blane, Miss Jane, dressmaker, Main street
Blane, William, road contractor, Main street
Blane, William, grocer and weavers' agent, Cross street
Bone, Robert, upholsterer, Pleasant view, George street
Bone, William, saddler, River street — house, John street
Bone, Mrs William, Burnside House, Prestwick road
Bone.) John, carter, Saltfield house
66 DIRECTORY.
Borland, Robert, gardener, Elba street
Bowie, William, salesman, Church street
Bowie, Grace, grocer, Main street
Bowie, John, cabinetmaker, Hunter's place, New road
Bowie, Mrs Adam, Peebles street
Boyd, Miss Mary, Hunter's place, New road, Newtonhead
Boyd, Robert, harbour-master, John street
Boyd, Robert, shoemaker, Elba street — shop, 63 High street,
Ayr
Boyd, Captain John, Green street
Boyd, Misses, Craigie terrace, John street
Boyd, James, carpet weaver, Cross street
Boyle, Mrs William, pawnbroker, Cross street — house, John
street
Brackenridge, James, inspector of poor, Peebles street
Brash, James, salesman, Newton terrace
Brash, John, plumber, Newton terrace — shop, 115 High st.
Brown, William, draper, Chapel brae — shop, 50 High street,
Ayr
Brown, Miss, grocer, Main street
Brown, Captain John, York street
Brown, Thomas, staff sergeant, Allison street
Brown, David, staff sergeant, Pleasant view, George street
Brown, Captain Charles, John street
Brown, Mrs William, Burns' Tavern, River street
Brown, John, carpet weaver, Content street
Brown, James, tailor, Allison place, Allison street
Brown, Hugh, confectioner, Green street— shop, 40| Sand-
gate street
Browlee, Robert, staff sergeant, Main street
Bruce, Henry, coachmaker, Robertson place, George street
Bruce, James, tailor, George street
Bryan, John, railway carriage inspector, John street
Bryden, William, commission agent, Main street — house,
Brisbane Cottage, Chapel brae
Buchanan, David, millwright, Boghall row
Buchanan, Gilbert, teacher, Green street
Buchanan, William, joiner, Lymond's wynd
Buchanan, William, carter, York lane
Burns, Thomas, fish dealer, River street
Caddies, Thomas, Free Church officer, Lymond's wynd
Caddies, John, church officer, Cross street
NEWTON AND WALLACETOWN. 67
Cairns, John, insurance agent, Ferry Cottage, Church street
Caldwell, Mrs James, John street
Caldwell, Maitland, cabinetmaker, Allison street — shop,
Wallace street
Callan, Thomas, shopman, George street
Cameron, D. B., grocer. Green street
Cameron, Kenneth, railway surfaceman, Twiningham place
Campbell, R. F. F., of Craigie House
Campbell, James, iron moulder, Allison street
Campbell, James, weaver, Weaver street
Campbell, John, grocer, George street
Campbell, Matthew, gardener, Green street lane
Campbell, John, grocer, Elba street
Campbell, John, shoemaker, Clune street
Campbell, David, photographer, Allison street
Campbell, Hamilton, railway guard, Kilmarnock street
Campbell, Cheser, mason, Cross street
Campbell, David, engine driver, New road
Campbell, William, weaver, Weaver street
Campbell, Donald, book canvasser, Green street
Campbell, Jessie, grocer, Cross street
Campbell, Jame<, moulder, Cross steeet
Campbell, Andrew, mason, Green street
Campbell, Quintin, grocer, Kilmarnock street
Campbell, Robert, pointsman, New road
Candlish, Mrs William, Green street
Carson, William, sawyer, Saltfield lane
Carson, Robert, Taylor Monument Inn, George street
Carson, Thomas, post messenger to Prestwick — house, do.
Chambers, William, tinsmith and gasfitter, Old Bridge end
Chalmers, Joseph, weaver, York lane
Chisholm, Burnet, painter, Main street
Christie, William, ship carpenter, Saltfield House
Church, Newton Established (Rev. E. L. Thompson), Main
street
Church, Newton Free (Rev. J. Miller), Main street
Church, Darlington Place, United Presbyterian (Rev. Robt.
M. Maclnnes), end of New Bridge
Church, Wallacetown Quoad Sacra (Rev. G. J. C. Scott),
John street
Church, Original Secession (Rev. John Robertson), George
street
68 DIRECTORY.
Church, Roman Catholic (Rev. Patrick M'Lauchlan). John
street
Church, Wallacetown Free (Rev. Andrew Rowand), John
street
Church, Reformed Presbyterian (Rev. T. H. Lang), John
Street
Clark, David, superintendent, County Constabulary, Craigie
terrace, John street
Clark, James, & Son, grocers, Wallace street
Clark, David (of Hair & Clark, joiners), Content street-
shop, 131 High street, Ayr
Clark, John, weaver, Peebles street
Clark, William, fireman, Cross street
Clark, Mrs William, Church place, Newton
Clark, Thomas, engine driver, Sea lane
Clark, John, potato dealer, Weaver street
Clelland, Hugh, mason, Cross street
Cochrane, John, ship carpenter, Green street
Collins, John, pilot, Garden street
Cook, Duncan, iron moulder, Allison street
Cook, Mrs James, washerwoman and mangier, Green street
Cook, William, Evangelist, Allison place, Allison street
Coghill, William, draper, Allison Place, Allison street
Connor, James, staff sergeant, George street
Co-operative Society Store, George street
Copperthwaite, William, gamekeeper, Virginia Place, New-
tonhead
Cornelius, John, joiner, York lane
Cowan, John, carter, Saltpans
Cowan, Robert, carter, York street
Cowan, William, carter, Hall's vennal
Cowan, William, ship carpenter, Main street
Cowan, John, clothier, Main street — shop, 17 New Bridgo
street, Ayr
Cowieson, Mrs, washer and dresser, George street
Craig, Thomas, baker, Russell street
Craig, Mrs Andrew, Peebles street
Craig, James, mason, Peebles street
Craig, John, mason, Peebles street
Crawford, John, dairy, Peebles street
Crawford, Thomas, carpet weaver, George street
Crawford, Bryce, cabinetmaker, Green street
Crawford, David, railway guard, Russell street
NEWTON AND WALLACETOWN. G9
Crawford, Catherine, spirit dealer, Wallace street
Crawford, Daniel, cabinetmaker, John street
Crawford, John, coachbuilder, John street
Cree, William, carpet weaver, Elba street
Creighton, James, staff sergeant, Main street
Cumming, William, engine driver, Twiningham place
Cumming, John salmon fisher, Clime's vennal
Cunningham, Wm., saiimaker, Cross street — sail loft, 64
South quay, Ayr
Cunningham, Archibald, tailor, Garden street
Currie, Gilbert, seaman, Content street
Currie, William, coal agent, and register for servants, View-
field, Newtonhead — office, 62 Sandgate street, Ayr
Cuthbert, Alex., boot and shoemaker, Hunter's place, New
road, Newtonhead — shop, 22 High street, Ayr
Cuthbert, Mrs James, sewing agent, Garden street
Cuthbert, Alexander, spirit dealer, Main street
Cuthill, James, coachbuilder, Main street — house, New road
Dalrymple, Robert, slater, Main street
Dalzell, Allan, railway guard, North quay
Dalzell, Robert, railway pointsman, Ciune street
Dargavel, John, tobacconist, Allison Place, Allison street
Davidson, George, seedsman, Ralston Cottage, Church street
— shop, 49 Newmarket street, Ayr
Davidson, William, weaver, Elba street
Davies, Edward, cabinetmaker, Main street— house, do.
Davies, Gladney, engineer, Allison street
Dean, William, joiner, Content street
Dempster, James, carpet weaver, New road
Dick, Quintin, millwright, Church street
Dick, David, engine fitter, York street
Dick, William, engineer, Russell street
Dick, David, carter, Kilmarnock street
Dickie, Thomas, Free Church officer, Peebles street
Dickie, Thomas, joiner, James street
Dickie, Hugh, baker, Main street
Dickson, Francis, grocer and spirit dealer, Main street
Dinning, Charles, corkcutter, Garden street
Doak, Robert, bookbinder, New road
Dobbie, Mrs Richard, Craigie terrace, John street
Dobbie, David, dispensing chemist, Gordon Place — house, do.
Donald, Robert, patternmaker, Content street
70 DIRECTORY.
Douglas, William, joiner, Content street
Douglas, Andrew, staff-sergeant, Newton terrace
Douglas, Mrs John, Green street
Douglas, William, grocer, Content street
Drennan, David, carter, Peebles street
Drennan, James & William, joiners, Cross street
Duff, William, cabinetmaker, Church street
Dunbar, James, slater, Lome cottage, Green street
Dunbar, John, railway guard, Lome cottage, Green street
Duncan, William, shoemaker, New road
Duncan, John, blacksmith, Wearer street
Dunlop, James, clerk, Royal Bank — house, Nelson street
Dunlop, William, clerk, Kilmarnock street
Dunlop, Andrew, iron turner, Kilmarnock street
Dunlop, George, engineer, Content street
Dunlop, Mrs Captain A. , head of Cross street
Dunn, Thomas, pensioner, York lane
Dunn, James, shoemaker, Garden street
Dunsmuir, George, engineer, George street
Dunsmuir, Allan, ship carpenter, York street
Dykes, John, engineer, Allison street
Ecclbs, Miss, dairy, Boghall row
Erskin, George, weaver, York street
Fenwick, John, insurance agent, Allison place, Allison street
Ferguson, James, slater, Queen street
Ferguson, James M., proprietor, Ayr Observer and Argus and
Express, Malcolm lodge, Prestwick road — Office, 49
Newmarket street
Ferguson, John, tailor, Allison street
Ferguson, Hugh, joiner, Main street
Ferguson, James, & Co., slaters, glaziers, and plumbers,
Piver street
Ferguson, William, tailor, Garden street
Figgans, Samuel, mason, George streei
Figgans, John, cabinetmaker, James street
Figgans, James, mason, George street
Findlay, James, mason, Clune street
Findlay, John, railway guard, Peebles street
Finnie, James, (of Finnie & Podger, ironfounders,) Lady bank
cottage, head of Content street
NEWTON AND WALLACETOWN. 7 |
Fordyce, Peter, police constable, New road
Forest, Robert, joiner, Content street
Forewell, James, mason, Clune street
Forsyth, Thomas, shoemaker, Main street
Forsyth, Alexander, engineer, George street
Fraser, Alexander, moulder, Content street
Fraser, Alexander, blacksmith, Saltfield house
Fraser, George, joiner, Sea lane
Fraser, Margaret, grocer, Content street
Fraser, James, iron moulder, Content street
Fraser, John, spirit dealer, Wallace street
Free Church School (James Houston, teacher), Main street
Free Church School (John Martin, teacher), Weaver street
Free Church School Library, Main street
Fullarton, Alexander, spirit dealer, North quay
Fullarton, James, flesher, Oswald terrace, George street
Fulton, John, ship carpenter, Green street
Gairdner, John, wood merchant, Newton — saw mills, Green
street lane
Gairdner, John, jun., Newton saw mill, Green street lane
Galbraith, Alexander, clerk, Green street lane
Garland, John, weaver, Content street
Garrety, John, seaman, Peebles street
Geddes, John, joiner. Saltfield house
Garvock, William, ship carpenter, Main street
Garvie, Peter, butler, Albert terrace
Gemmell, Mrs James, Green street
Gibb, Allan, cabinetmaker, Cross street — shop, 74 High
street, Ayr
Gibb, Elias, coal depot, George street
Gibb, Miss, 2 Craigie terrace, John street
Gibb, Dr William, Cross street
Gibb, Mrs William, greengrocer, Main street
Gibson, James, shopman, Church street
Gibson, James, spirit dealer, Elba street
Gibson, Hugh, cab driver, Main street
Gibson, Robert, joiner, John street
Gibson, John, teacher, Hunter's place, New road
GifFen, James, Newton terrace
Gilchrist James, carpet weaver, Boghall row
Gilmour, M., accountant, Clydesdale Bank — house, Mrs
Fulton, Craigie terrace, John street
72 DIRECTORY.
Gilpin, John, broker, Wallace street
Girvan, Capt. James, Craigie terrace, John street
Girvan, James, shoemaker, Main street
Girvan, William, weaver, James street
Gleeson, Michael, staff sergeant, Pleasant view, George street
Good, Mrs John, ladies' nurse, Hunter's place, New road,
Newtonhead
Good, Capt. John, Appin cottage, Prestwick road •
Gordon, David, engineer, Newton terrace
Goudie, William, painter, George street
Goudie, James, manager, Newton Gas Works — house,
Allison street
Goudie, Charles, smith, John street
Goudie, John, spirit-dealer, New road
Goudie, George, tailor, Lymonds' wynd
Gow, Robert, baker, Main street
Gracie, Robert, railway policeman, Church street
Graham, Peter, fireman, New road
Graham, Robert, shoemaker, Main street
Graham, Archibald, hair-cutter/ Old Bridge
Graham, Misses, dressmakers, Garden street
Graham, John, painter, Queen street
Grant, Thomas, railway guard, Peebles street
Grant, Duncan, grocer, Main street
Grant, Mrs James, sen., New road, Newtonhead
Grant, John, grocer, Damside
Gray, William, tailor, Allison street
Gray, Allan, seaman, Peebles street
Gray, William, millwright, Boghall row
Gray, Miss Agnes, Peebles street
Gray, James, clerk, Inland Revenue Office — house, New road
Gray, Robert, Point House, New road
Green, William, engineer, Railway Cottage, head of Peebles
street
Greenan, John, china and earthenware dealer, George street
Greenlees, John, watchmaker, Green street
Greenock, Joseph, cabinetmaker, Green street
Gribbon, Thomas, grocer, Cross street
Griffm, George, railway pointsman, George street
Guthrie, John, plasterer, Elba street
Guthrie, William, joiner, Oswald terrace, George street
Guthrie, William, late engineer, Allison place, Allison street
Guthrig, Capt. William, Green street
NEWTON AND WALLACETOWN. 73
Hair, John (of Hair & Clark, joiners), Weaver street— shop,
131 High street, Ayr
Hall, Alexander, carter, Peebles street «
Hall, James, carter, Peebles street
Hall, Matthew, shoemaker, Peebles street
Hall, Charles, weaver, Allison street
Hall, Rodger, weaver, Russell street
Hall, John, fireman, Peebles street
Hall, Miss, embroideress, Allison street
Hamilton, William, draper, Greenbank Cottage, Newton-
head — shop, 32 New Bridge street, Ayr
Hamilton, Matthew, water inspector, Chapel brae
Hamilton, William, coach painter, Content street
Hamilton, William, iron moulder, Allison street
Hamilton, William, fisher, Main street
Hamilton, Miss, Gordon Cottage, Content street
Hamilton, Mrs Andrew, Green strpet
Hamilton, Robert, spirit dealer, Greenbank Cottage, JSTew-
tonhead— shop, 2 Harbour street, Ayr
Hamilton, John, fish agent, Clune street
Hamilton, Peter, York street
Hamilton, Alexander, weaver, York lane
Hamilton, Walter, engineer, Russell street
Hamilton, James, gardener, Content street
Hamilton, Andrew, joiner, Content street
Hamilton, John, police constable, Allison street
Hanley, Joseph, tobacco pipe manufacturer, Main street
Hannah, James, ship steward, Clune street
Hannah, William, mason, Main street
Hannah, Jane, grocer, Green street
Hannah, Hugh, cabinetmaker, Green street
Hannah, Mrs William, Peebles street
Hart, Henry, engine fitter, North quay
Harvie, James, smith, Allison street
Hastings, William, grocer, Cross street
Hay, David, carpet weaver, Main street
Hay, James, shoemaker, George street
Hendrie, James, joiner, George street
Hendrie, William, joiner. Content street
Hendrie, James, carter, Main street
Hendrie, John, carter, Kilmarnock street
Henderson, James, sexton for Wallaceto wn Cemetery, James
street
74 DIRECTORY.
Herbert, Robert, joiner, Content street
Hewitson, William, shopman, Gordon terrace, Content
street
Highet, James, late ironmonger, Seaview, Newtonhead
Hill, William, sub-inspector of poor and collector of poor as-
sessment, Wallace town — office, Cross street — house, John
street
Hill, James, brass finisher, Clune street
Hogg, Matthew, grocer, Gordon terrace— shop, 130 High
street, Ayr
Hood, John, fireman, Elba street
Hood, David, flesher, Garden street
Hood, William, weaver, Hall's vennal
Hood, James, vanman, George street
Houston, James, teacher, Newton Free Church School —
house, Green street
Houston, William, engine driver, and spirit dealer, Main
street
Howat, Robert, dairyman, Cross street
Hunter, Mrs John, John street
Hunter, William, ship carpenter, New road
Hunter, Allan, surfaceman, Main street
Hunter, Daniel, cow feeder, Main street
Hunter. David, late ship carpenter, Green street
Hunter, James, joiner, Main street
Hunter, Matthew, joiner, Peebles street
Hunter, William, smith, Clune street
Hunter, James, ship carpenter, Weaver street-
Hunter, Mrs John, Main street
Hunter, John, woollen manufacturer, Lymond's wynd
Hunter, Matthew, carter, Weaver street
Hunter, William, freeman, Clune street
Hunter, Robert, Wallacetown Foundry — house, Peebles
street
Hunter, Adam, railway guard, Gordon terraee, Content street
Hutcheon, John, woollen manufacturer, Church street
Hutchison, Miss, John street
Hutchison, Alexander, mason, Churcb street
Hyland, Thomas, & Co., starch and gum manufacturers,
River street
Hyndman, Mrs, lady's nurse, Main street
Hyslop, John, van driver, River street
Hyslop, John, shopman, Garden street
NEWTON AND WALLACETOWN. 75
yslop, William, millwright, Peebles street
yslop, William, weaver, Elba street
Hyslop, Mrs, grocer, George street
Hyslop Alexander, weaver, Queen street
Ingram, William (of Ingram & Son), Seaview, Newtonhead —
shop, 106 High street, Ayr
Innes, George, grocer and spirit dealer, Main street
Jackson, William, mason, Content street
Jamie, William, weaver's agent, Church street
Jamie, Matthew, manufacturer, Church street
Jamieson, William & James, woollen manufacturers and
drapers, Lymond's wynd
Jamieson, Archibald, Oswald terrace, George street
Jones, Robert, slater and glazier, Main street
Jones, James, spirit dealer, Main street
Jones, Thomas, slater, Main street
Johnston, James, mason, Clune street
Johnston, John, slater, Gordon terrace, Content street
Johnston, James, shoemaker, Queen street
Johnston, Mrs John, New road
Justice, William, shoemaker, Weaver street
Kay, William, cabinetmaker, Allison street
Kay, John, joiner, Pleasant view, George street
Kelly, James, bugler, George street
Kelly, John, pointsman, Russell street
Kelly, George, baker, Main street
Kelly, Niven, victualler, Cross street
Kennedy, Gilbert, fireman, Sea lane
Kennedy, Peter, fireman, Weaver street
Kennedy, Adam, iron moulder, Hall's vennal
Kenyon. James, shopman, New road
Kerr, Robert, surfaceman, head of Peebles street
Kerr, Captain Malcolm, Green street
Kerr, Archibald, engine driver, Weaver street
Kerr, Mrs Thomas, coal depot. Weaver street
Kerr, Archibald, blacksmith, Saltfield lane
Kerr, Miss, dressmaker, Main street
Kevan, John, fruit merchant, Clune street— shop, 2| Old
Bridge street, Ayr
76 DIRECTORY.
Kilgour, William, joiner, Cross street
Kilgour, James, joiner, Boghall row
Kilmurray, Jas., staff sergeant, Pie as ant view, George streeti
King, Thomas, mason, Boghall row
King, James, machine worker, York lane
King, Miss, Albert terrace
Kirk, William, Temperance Hotel, Darlington road
Kirkland, Miss, New road, Newtonhead
Lafferty, William, railway guard, George street
Lamb, Andrew, joiner, Kilmarnock street
Lamb, Andrew, joiner, Peebles street
Lamb, James, slater, Garden street
Lambie, David, railway carter, Goods Station, Darlington
road
Lambie, David, shoemaker, George street
Landies, Daniel, corkcutter, Damside
Lang, James, plumber, Green street
Lang, John, engine keeper, Allison street
Lauchlan, John, blockmaker, Albert terrace
Law, Misses, Green street
Law, William, Newton officer, Main street
Lawson, Mrs, Newton terrace
Lawson, Robert, plasterer, Church street
Lawson, Andrew, carter, Peebles street
Lawson, Adam, engine driver, New road, Newtonhead
Lawson, Adam, carter, Peebles street
Lawson, William, weaver, New road, Newtonhead
Leckie, William, carpet weaver, Content street
Lennan, Mrs William, Garden street
Liddell, James, manager, Starch and Gum Mill, John street
Ligget, James, plasterer, Elba street
Lighthouse, North quay, George Milligan, keeper
Limond, Charles, florist, Content street
Limond, Charles, shoemaker, Boghall row
Lochhead, Alexander, Wheatsheaf Inn, John street
Logan, Peter, shoemaker, Wallace street
Logan, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, Gordon place —
house, George street
Logan, Captain William, North quay
Loudon, David, mason, Robertson place, George street
Loudon, Adam, mason, Peebles street
NEWTON AND WALLACETOWN. 77
Love, Robert, railway guard, Boghall row
Lucas, Alexander, sawyer, Green street
Liumsden, James, staff sergeant, Chureh street
Lymburn, James, grocer, Main street
Lymburn, William, Express Office — house, Main street
Lyon, David Murray, overseer, Advertiser Office — house,
Dalhousie cottage, Green street
Lyon, Capt. John, grocer, North quay
Mackie, James, millwright, Green street
Mackie, John, cabinetmaker, Church street
[Main, Capt. Alexander, Allison street
Main, Daniel, fisher, York street
Main, Peter, sail maker and rigger, York street
Mair, James, grain-dealer, Wallace street
Man*, James, railway guard, Peebles street
Malcolm, William, moulder, Elba street
Marshal, John, mason, Main street
Marshall, James, mason, Russell street
Marshall, David, mason, Peebles street
Marshall, William, engine-driver, New road
Martin, Andrew, baker, Gordon place
Martin, William, shoemaker, George street
Martin, Andrew, Newton Parish Church officer, Main street
Martin, Mrs Robert, portioner, Main street
Martin, John, teacher, Greenbank terrace, Newtonhead
Martin, William, fireman. York street
Martin, John, Newton sexton, Peebles street
Mason, John, staff sergeant, Queen street
Meikle, John (of Ferguson & Co., slaters)— house, Ptiver
terrace
Meikle, J. & D., joiners, Old Bridge end — house, River terrace
Meikle, William, spirit-dealer, Main street
Mercer, John, engine-driver, Peebles street
Mills, James, joiner, Gordon terrace
Mills, Robert, carter, Cross street
Mills, James, carter, Main street
Mills, David, coal agent, River terrace
Miller, William, bugler, Hall's vennal
Miller, James, greengrocer, Main street— shop, 153 High
street, Ayr
Miller, Charles, carter, Green street lane
Miller, William, joiner, Lymond's wynd
i o DIRECTORY.
Miller, Robert, boot and shoemaker, Daisybank cottage,
John street — shop, 7 Newmarket street Ayr
Miller, Rev. John, Newton Free Church Manse, Prestwick
road
Milligan, James, New road
Milligan, George, keeper of the North Quay Lighthouse
Milliken, John, brewer, Church street
Milliken, Thomas, mason, Church street
Milroy, Ebenezer, ship carpenter, York street
Mitchell, Samuel, York lane
Mitchell, James, staff sergeant, York street
Mitchell, Robert, coach trimmer, Church street
Mitchell, Walter, flesher and ham curer, Main street
Mitchell, John, tea dealer, Peebles street
Mitchell, John, joiner, Allison place, Allison street — workshop,
Wallace street
Mitchell, Sergt. Hugh, substitute letter carrier, Wallace st.
Moffat, John, joiner, Weaver street
Montgomerie, Robert, Mason Arms Inn. Wallace street
Montgomerie, Hugh, grocer, George street
Monachal, George, circular sawyer, York street
Moir, John, pressman, Newton terrace
Moor, Samuel, boilermaker, Allison place, Allison street
Moor, Henry, tailor, Church street
Moore, Mrs John, New road
Moore, Misses, New road, Newtonhead
Morgan, Arthur, reporter, Observer Office — house, John street
Morrison, John, shoemaker, Boghall row — shop, 3 Old
Bridge street
Morrison. Thomas C, manufacturing chemist, Burnside
Chemical Works— house, Thymefield villa, Prestwick
Morrison, Angus, post-messenger to Lochfergus, Main street
Morrison, James, fisher, Peebles street
Morrison, John, fisher, Peebles street
Morrison, Mrs, Garden street
Morton, Win., upholsterer, John street
Morton, Wm., weaver, Peebles street
Morton, Wm., coach-painter, Content street
Morton, Adam, blacksmith, Chaple brae
Muir, Wm., coachman, Boghall row
Muir, Andrew, painter, head of Cross street
Muir, James, clerk, John street
Muir, James, York street lane
NEWTON AND WALLACETOWN. 79
Muir, Capt. Charles, Green street
Muir, James, railway carter, George street
Muir, John, Newton terrace
Muirhead, John, prison warder, Clune street
Murchie, John, slater and glazier, George street
Murdoch, Francis, cowfeeder, York lane
Murdoch, James, wheel wright, Content street
Murdoch, Wm., watch and clock maker, Main street
Murdoch, David, woollen weaver, Content street
jMurdoch, Wm., sergeant, Content street
.Murdoch, John, sawyer, Main street
; Murphy, Mrs, pawnbroker, River street
Murphy, Alexander, upholsterer, Content street
[Murray, Robert P., compositor, Green street
Murray, Hugh, compositor, Main street
Murray, Sergeant James, Queen street
jMcAtoy, Francis, slater, Elba street
McBlane, Alexander, joiner, Queen street
|McBlane, Alexander, grocer, Main street
McBride, Hugh, grocer and spirit dealer, Content street
McBride, Peter, smith, Damside
McCaig, Mrs John, Elba street
McCall, Alexander, flesher, Hall's vennal— shop, Main street
McCall, Hugh, spirit dealer, North quay
McCall, Robert, pressman, Green street
McCall, Peter, cowfeeder, Content street
McCall, Frances, shoemaker, Elba street
McCall, Charles, spirit dealer, George street — shop, Kirk
Port, Ayr
McCallum, George, boot and shoemaker, Cross street — shop,
188 High street, Ayr
McCallum, Mrs, Newton terrace
McCallum, Miss, fruiterer, Gordon place
McCallum, James, Green street
McCallum, Robert, grocer, George street
McCallum, Robert, flesher, Gordon place
McCallum, William, weaver, Peebles street
McCalpine, John, railway servant, Railway Station, Darling-
ton road
McCamley, Peter, photographer, Garden street
McCamley, William, rag merchant, River street
McCammond William, grocer, Oswald terrace, George street
80 DIRECTORY.
McCartney, John, cabinetmaker, Garden street
McCartney, Arthur, rag merchant, Cross street
McClatchie, John, boot and shoemaker, leather cutter, &c,
Gordon place
McCleary, John, mason, Green street
McClelland, William, grocer, George street
McClelland, Joseph, cowfeeder, York street
McClymont, James, grocer, Main street
McColm, Wm., shipping agent, North quay — house, Newton-
head Villa, New road
McColm, Thomas, blacksmith, York street
McConnell, Thomas, joiner, Main street
McConnell, John, gate keeper, Vulcan Foundry, Newton
green
McConnell, John, mason, Allison place, Allison street
McConnell, William, provision merchant, Gordon place —
house, Gordon cottage
McConnell, John, grocer, Main street — house, 229 High
street, Ayr
McConnell, James, cabinetmaker, George street
McConnell, James, shoemaker, Allison street
McConnell, Joseph, engineer, Gordon terrace
McConnell, Thomas, cabinetmaker, New road
McCormick, David, mason, Clune street
McCracken, Thomas, carter, head of Peebles street
McCrae, Hugh, boilermaker, Clune street
McCrae, William, carpet weaver, Clune street
McCrae, James, moulder, Main street
McCreadie, Anthony, smith, Main street
McCreadie, Thomas, mason, Peebles street
McCreadie, John, lath splitter, Boghall cottage
McCreadie, Anthony, shoemaker, York street
McCrindle, Mrs John, Lymond's wynd
McCrindle, James, staff sergeant, Clune's vennal
McCrindle, Capt. Adam H., North quay
McCrorie, John, Newtonhead Saw Mills — house, Waggon
road
M'Crorie, John, Newtonhead Saw-Mills— house, Sunnyside
Cottage, Allison street
McCrorie, diaries, shopman, Allison street
McCrorie, George, spirit dealer, George street
McCulloch, David, baker, Russell street
McCulloch, Mrs, grocer, Main street
NEWTON AND WALLACETOWN. 81
McCulloch. Mrs, dressmaker, York lane
McDerment, Francis, sawyer, York street
McDonald, Mrs John, Peebles street
McDonald, James, seaman, Peebles street
McDonald, John, iron dresser, York street
McDonald, Charles, greengrocer, George street
McDougald, Malcolm, salesman, Chapel brae
McDowall, James, superintendent Burnside Chemical Works
McDowall, Miss Ann, grocer, George street
McEwan, James, seaman, New road
McFadzean, Mrs William, Main street
McFadzean, Alexander, shoemaker, Cross street
McFadzean, Miss Catherine, Gordon terrace
McFadzean, David, carrier, Main street
McFeat, John, salesman, Hunter's place, Newtonhead
McFedris, William, engineer, Russell street
McFedris, John, carter, George street
McFee, William, spirit dealer, George street
McFee, Mrs Wm., grocer, North quay
McFee, John, ship chandlar, North quay
McFee, James, sawyer, North quay
M'Geachin, John, builder, 16 Content street
McGeachie, Peter, clerk, Ayr Chemical and Manure Works
McGeachie, Mrs, Hall's vennal
McGeachin, Miss, straw hat maker, Content street
McGill, William, joiner, Craigie terrace, John street
McGill, James, weaver, George street
McGregor, Alexander, carpet weaver, Green street
McGregor, Adam, baker, Main street
McGuire, Peter, York street
McHarg, William, tailor, Allison street
McHutcheon, Mrs Agnes, spirit dealer, Main street
McHutcheon, John, carpet weaver, Main street
Mclldowie, Rev. John (E.U. Church), Church street
Mclldowie, Mrs, grocer, Church street
Mcllwraith, John, joiner, Main street
Mcllwraith, James, carter, Main street
Mcllwraith, Mrs Thomas, portioner, Russell street
Mcllwraith, J. S., architect and surveyor, Gordon terrace
Mcllwrath, John, plumber, slater, and glazier, Content
House — shop, 114 High street, Ayr
Mcintosh, James, carpet weaver, Main street
Mcintosh, Alexander, carpet weaver, Main street
82 DIRECTORY.
M'Intyre, Mrs, pawnbroker, River street— house, John street
McJannet, Robert, draper, Newton terrace — shop, 21 Sand-
gate street, Ayr
M'Kean, John, boot closer, Elba street
McKechnie, Daniel, rope and sail maker, Newtonhead Rope
Works, head of Allison street—house, New road, New-
tonhead
McKechnie, John, Elba street
McKelvie, Robert, slater, James street
McKelvie, Archibald, vegetable merchant, Main street
McKenzie, Lewis, shoemaker, Content street
McKenzie, Alexander, sawyer, Saltfield House
McKie, John, mason, New road
McKill, William, upholsterer, Main street
McKill, William, John street— furniture sale-rooms, Queen's
Head, 70 High street, Ayr
McKill, Robert, cabinetmaker, Kilmarnock street
McKinlay, Joseph, engineer, Content street
McKinnon, James, tea merchant, Wallace street— shop, 104
High street, Ayr
McKinnon, Archibald, joiner, Garden street
McKissock, Gilbert, bookbinder, Weaver street
McKissock, Andrew, sen., mason, Main street
McKissock, Andrew, mason, Russell street
McKissock, George, mason, Saltfield lane
McKnight, James, joiner, Oswald terrace, George street
McLauchlan, William, seaman, Elba street
McLean, Alexander, shirt manufacturer, John street
McLean, James, engineer, New road
McLean, Henry, weaver, Allison street
McLean, Miss, sewing agent, Main street
McLeod, Bryce, smith, John street
McMaster, Mrs Robert, York street
McMath, Alexander, police inspector, Oswald terrace, George
street
McMeaken, Alexander, engine driver, Newtonhead
McMichael, John, Green street
McMillan, John, portioner, Cross street
McMillan, Alexander, engineer, Peebles street
McMillan, Thomas, smith, Peebles street
McMillan, Patrick, plasterer, River street
McMillan, Robert, seaman, Allison street
McMillan, Robert, pointsman, Newton Lodge
rNEWTON AND WALLACETOWN. 83
McMinn, William, cashier, George street
McMorran, George, cabinetmaker, George street
McMurray, David, millwright, Green street
McMurtrie, Alexander, tailor, Peebles street
McMurtrie, John, watshmaker, Gordon terrace, Content Street
McNeil, James, salesman, Russell street
McNeil, James, ship carpenter, North quay
McNab, Robert, storeman, Ayr Cnemical and Manure Works
McNinch, William, coal agent, George street
McNinch, Neil, Cross street
McNinch, Neil, carpet weaver, Hill View place) Elba street
McPherson, John, fisher, Hall's vennal
McQuaker, David, smith, Peebles street
McQnaker, John, grocer and spirit dealer, Green street
McQuater, Andrew, cabinetmaker, George street
McQuater, Andrew, van driver, George street
McQuiston, John, cowfeeder, Old Bridge end
McRae, John, teacher, Newton Academy, Green street
McRae, Miss, New road
McRae, Wm., agent for the Scottish Legal Society, Elba street
McTurk, John, carter, York street
McVicar, William, joiner, Green street
Mc Walter, John, engineer, Green street
McWhinnie, David, carpet weaver. Main street
McWhinnie, Alexander, weaver, New road, Newtonhead;
McWhinnie, Miss, dressmaker, Main street
McWhinnie, William, weaver. New road, Newtonhead
McWhirter, Misses, grocers, Wallace street
McVVhirter, James, policeman, Garden street
Napier, Peter G. , letter carrier, Content street
Neigle, Patrick, staff sergeant, Russell street
Neil, Alexander, weaver, Bog hall row
Neil, James, cabinetmaker, Main street
Neil, Miss, Jessie, milliner, Main street
Neil, Miss Jane, staymaker, Main street
Neil, James, engine driver, Peebles street
Neil, William, blacksmith, Cross street
Neil, Francis, cabinetmaker, Kilmarnock street— shop, 121
High street, Ayr
Nestor, John, coachman, Garden street
Newton Academy (John M'Rae, teacher), Green street
Newton Free Church School (J. Houston, teacher), Main st.
G
84 DIRECTORY.
Newton Library, Newton Council Rooms, Main street
Nicol, James, seaman, Saltfield house
Nicol, David, joiner, James street
Nisbet, Andrew, spirit dealer, Main street
Nisbet, Andrew, engine driver, Green street lane
Nisbet, William, teacher, New road, Newtonhead
Niven, John, spirit dealer, Main street
N orris, William, seaman, George street
O'Brien, George, grocer, Elba street
Ochiltree, John, joiner, Gordon terrace
Ogg, William, cutter, River terrace
Orr, Hugh, Main street
Osborne, Hugh, road contractor, Queen street
Osborne, James, road contractor, Queen street
Oswald, Richard A., Auchencruive House, St Quivox
Oswald, Mrs, David. Cross street
Oswald, John, shoemaker, Cross street
Palmer. George, ship carpenter, York street
Park, Thomas, bookrinisher, Main street
Park, Miss, sewing agent, John street
Park, Mrs Hugh, Peebles street
Parker, Mrs John, Newton terrace
Parker, James, mason, Content street
Paterson, Adam, carter, Peebles street
Paterson, George, Virginia place, Newtonbead
Paterson, David, Virginia place, Newtonhead
Paterson, Robert, carpet weaver, Content street
Paterson, William, draper, Oswald terrace, George street
Paterson, Mrs Walter, Content street
Paterson, Miss A., China merchant, George street
Paterson, Robert, joiner, Hall's vennal
Paterson, John, grocer, Chaplebrae — shop, 185 High street
Ayr
Patrick, William, joiner, Green street
Patrick, Mrs William, New road, Newtonhead
Payne, Joseph, blockmaker, York street
Phillips, Nathaniel. boo& deliverer, George street
Picken, David, ship carpenter, Clune's vennel, Main street
Pollock, Thomas, shoemaker, Sea View, Newtonhead
Pratt, Joseph, staff-sergeant, Content street
Purdie, Mrs Samuel, Peebles street
NEWTON AND WALLACETOWN. 85
Purvis, Mrs, sick nnrse, Peebles street
Pyper, Collin, railway porter, Kail way station, Darlington road
Rae, David, seaman, Hall's vennal
Rae, James, thatcher, River street
Rae, John, thatcher, New road
Railey, Thomas, chimney sweeper, Kilmarnock street
Ramage, George, millwright, Church street
Ramsey, John, joiner, Saltfield lane
Ramsey, Mrs Hugh, Newton terraee
Rannie, Robert, engine keeper, Green street
Reaside, Allan, spirit dealer, Newton terrace
Redmond, John, joiner, Green street
Reid, Samuel, staff-sergeant, Content street
Reid, Alex., shoemaker, Main street
Reid, James, ship carpenter, Green street lane
Reid, Thomas, joiner, George street
Reid, Archibald, engineer, Garden street
Reid, Alexander, baker and grocer, New road
Reid, Andrew, seaman, Chine street
Reid, Mrs George, York lane
Reid, Matthew, clerk, Vulcan Foundry — house, North quay
Reid, William, joiner, Green street
Reid, Adam, iron moulder, Main street
Reid, Mrs David, Russell street
Reid, Mrs Adam, grocer, Green street
Reid, David, cabinetmaker, Russell street
Reid, Mrs John, Green street
Reid, William, iron plane maker, Allison street
Reid, Mrs Elizabeth, ladies' nurse, New road, Newtonhead
Reid, John, & Son, power-loom cloth manufacturers, Russell
street
Reid, James, baker, Main street
,Reid, Mrs Isaac, Seaview, Newtonhead
Reid, James, engineer, Church Place
Reid, John, carter, Main street
Reid, James, grocer, Main street
Reid, George, weaver, Weaver street
Reid, Joseph, tailor, Garden street
Reid. John, jun. (of Reid & Son), Russell street
Reid, Mrs James, Green street
Revie, Alex., pressman, Bellsley Hill, Prestwick road
Richmond, George, fireman, Weaver street
86 DIRECTORY.
Rigg, Mrs, Gordon terrace
Ritson, John, Albert terrace
Ritchie, Matthew, gardener, Garden street
Ritchie, John, railway guard, Main street
Ritchie, Mrs Alex., Post Office, Wallace street
Ritchie, Mrs, Darlington cottage, Green street
Richmond, John, engine keeper, Green street
Ritchie, William, manufacturer, Church street— house, 18
New Bridge street, Ayr
Robb, Andrew, Main street
Robertson, John, shoemaker, George street
Robertson, Charles, flesher, Allison street
Robertson, J. C, grocer, Main street
Robertson, Thomas, engine driver, Newton terrace
Robertson, Captain James, Green street
Robertson. William, coach maker, New road, Newtonhead
Robertson, William, coal merchant and Bteamboat agent,
Green street— office, 4 Harbour street, Ayr
Robertson, William, mason, Lymond's wynd _ _ ;
Rogers, Robert, manager, locomotive department, Virginia
place, Newtonhead
Roman Catholic School, Chapel brae
Rome, John, lath merchant, John street— shop, George street
Ross, Andrew, Rivtr street
Ross, John, shoemaker, George street _ _
Rowand, Rev. Andrew, Wallacdown Free Church, Craigie
Cottagas, John Street
Roxburgh, William, railway carter, Peebles street
Ruecastle, James, carter, Clune street
Ruecactle, John, cabinetmaker, New road— shop, 38 New
market street, Ayr
Russell, William, engineer, Green street
Russell, Peter, staff-sergeant, George street
Russell, John, clothier, Darlington cottage, Darlington road-
shop, 11 New Bridge street, Ayr
Samson, John, joiner, Green street
Scott, Rev. G, J. C, Wallacetown manse, John street
Scott, James, bugler, York street
Scott, John, storeman, Russell street
Semple, David, flesher, George street
Sharp, Peter, weaver, Elba street
Shaw, John, shoemaker, Main street
NEWTON AND WALLACETOWN. bi
Shaw, James T., draper, Boghall row-
Shaw, James, joiner, George street
Sheard, Mrs, Albert terrace
Shearer, Andrew, grain dealer, Main street
Shields, John, seaman, Wallace street
Shields, John, seaman, New road
Shinnan, James, carpet weaver, Queen street
Shipbuilding Yard, North quav, Alexander Weir
Sillars, David, dainman, York lane
Sillars, Robert, mason, garden street
Simpson, Captain John Green street
Sinclair, James, storekeeper Green street
Slaven, Mrs J., grocer, Kilmarnock street
Sloan, John, seaman,' Allison street
Sloan, Robert, Black Ball Inn, Rver street
Smillie, Hugh, engine driver, S-a lane
Smillie, Archibald, engineer, S-*a lane
Smith, William, iron mould r, Green street
Smith, Andrew, mason, Peebles street
Smith, Matthew, engine driver, Newtonhead
Smith, E. <fc A. dressmakers, George street
Smith, Mrs James, Scripture reader, Allison street
Smith, J. G,, shipping clerk, Ayr Colliery — house^ River
street
Smith, David, slater, Main street
Smith, William, iron moulder, York lane
Smith, George, coal agent, and agent for Hurlford Fire-Clay
Works — office, foot of Main street — house, do.
Smith, William, grocer and spirit-dealer, Cross street
Smith, Adam, weaver, Russell street
Smith, Robert, draper, John street — shop, 2 High street, Ayr
Smith, James, draper, 6 Craigie terrace — shop, 58 High street,
Ayr
Smith, Alexander, Custom House, out door officer, Clune
street
Smith, Alexander, mason, Russell street
Smith, Archibald, weaver, KMmarnock street
Smith, Elizabeth, washerwoman, Allison street
Smith, John, maltster and brewer, 7 Craigie terraco, John
street — brewery, Garden street — ale cellars, 40 High
street, Ayr
Smith, James, weaver, Elba street
Smith, John, grocer and spirit dealer, Allison street
88 DIRECTORY.
Smith, Mrs Peter, Sea View, Newtonhead
Smith, William, harbour officer, Clune street
Smith, Elizabeth, Content street
Smith, William, sergeant-major, A.Y.C, Woodbine Cottage,
Church street
Smith, Samuel, shoemaker, Russell street
Sommerville, John, smith, Green street
Sommerville, Andrew, tailor, George street
Spence, Peter, engine driver, Main street
Spencer, William, merchant, Cross street — house, Spring
Park, Dalblair road
Spiers, Stewart, iron plane maker, River street — house, John
street
Spiers, William, cabinetmaker, George street
Steel, Andrew, grocer, New road, Newtonhead
Steel, Thomas, manufacturer, Green street ane
Steen, William, boiler maker, Allison street
Stevenson, Thomas, smith, New road
Stewart, John, seaman, Saltfield House
Stewart, John, John street
Stewart, Hugh, gardener, George street
Stewart, William, master pilot, Green street
Stewart, John, joiner, Oswald terrace, George street
Stewart, William, painter, Main street
Stewart, Frederick, staff sergeant, Robertson place, George
street
Stewart, James, baker, Main street
Stewart, Charles, cabinetmaker, Content street
Stewart, Mrs Antony, portioner, DamsLde
Stewart, David, cab driver, George street
Stewart, Mrs James, Greenbank terrace, Newtonhead
Strachan, Alexander, carver and gilder, Content street
Strathern, Alexander, engineer, Taylor street
Stroyan, Samuel, shipping agent, North quay
Sutherland, Edward, lather, Content street
Sym, William (of Sym & Murray), Albert terrace
Tait, John, book canvassar, George street
Tannock, Thomas, shoemaker, Elba street
Taylor, David, fisher, Hall's vennal
Taylor, George, York street lane
Taylor, James, upholsterer, George street
Taylor, Alexander, tailor, Main street — house, New oad
NEWTON AND WALLA.CETOWN. 89
Taylor, James, smith, River street
Taylor, John, fireman, Allison street
Taylor, Mrs Thomas, washer and dresser, Peebles street
Taylor, William, iron moulder, Main street
Taylor, James, grocer and spirit dealer, Wallace street
Thompson, Rev. Edward Litton, the Manse, Newtonhead
Thomson, John, mason, foot of Wallace street
Thomson, Hugh, shoemaker, Elba street
Thomson, Archibald, cabinetmaker, Gordon place
Thomson, John, plumber, New road.
Thomson, James, cabinetmaker, Oswald terrace, George street
Thomson, James, builder, Church street
Thomson, Mrs Alexander, Saltfield lane
Thomson, Charles, late farmer, View field, Newtonhead
Thomson, William, flesher, Main street
Thomson, David, railway guard, Content street
Thomson, Robert, master of Dredge boat, Green street
Thomson, Mrs John, Content cottage
Todd, Miss Mary, New road, Newtonhead
Turner, Andrew, ironmonger, Craigie terrace, John street — shop,
Macneille buildings, Ayr
Tuton, J. & W., bakers and spirit dealers, George street
Ure, William, Ayr foundry, Green street
Ure, Alexander, Green street
Ure, William, smith and beiihanger, Allison Street — shop, 17
High street, Ayr
Ure, James, smith, Green street
Vass, Mrs William, staymaker, New road
Vass, William, letter carrier, Russell street
Vass, William, late carpenter, Green street
Vass, John, baker, Wallace street
Vass, Andrew, late letter carrier, New road, Newtonhead
Wagotaff, James, grocer, Pointhouse, New road
Wallace, Misses, Gordon terrace
Wallace, Alexander, compositor, Green street lane
Wallace, Samuel, sfcoreman, Allison street
Wallace, Miss, dressmaker, Main street
Wallace, Robert, salesman, Green street
Walker, Robert, warder, Boghall row
Walker, Alexander, cierk, Craigie terrace, John street
Walker, William, mason, Weaver street
Walker,, William, jun., mason, Main street;
90 DIRECTOR i»
Walker, James, ironmoulder, Russell street
Walker, Janes, mason, Waggon road, Newtonhead
Walker, Thomas, carter, Kilmarnock street
Walker, Thomas, storeman, James street
Wason, David, weaver, Cross street
Watson, Robert, mason, Peebles street
Watson, Divid, caiter, Peebles street
Watson, John, carter Sea lane. Newtonhead
Watson, David, mason, Church street
Watson, Mrs R., spirit dealer, Main street
Watson. Robe»t, lar,h splitter, Queen street
"Watson, Mathew, carpet weaver, George street
Watson, Joseph, hair-riresser and cutler, Wallace street
Weir, Alexander, manure and chemical works, Prestwick road—
house, Falkland House
Weir, Robert, weaver, Russell street
Welsh, Archibald, cabinetmaker. York street
Wharrie, Davdd, smith, Queen street
White, Daniel, mason, Mdin street
White, James, weaver, Russell street
White, Kohert, joiner, Mam street
Wbytoek. James, blacksmith, Wallace street
Wight, Hu^h, engineer. New mad
Wight, Robert, shoemaker, (Jeorge street
Wilkiuson, John, weaver, Queen street
Williamson, James, engine driver, Russell street
Wrson, William, dairyman, Elba street
Wilson, David, railway porter, Main street
Wilson, Mrs Andrew, Green street
Wilson, Samuel, engineer, New rend
Wilson, Miss, washer and dresser, York street
Wilson, Allan, mason, GtOrge street
Wilson, James, railway guard, Peebles street
Wilson,, David, ironmoulder, Chapel brae
Wilson, David, engine driver, New road, Newtonhead
Wilson, James, warder, Allison street
Wilson, Mrs John, grocer, (-ieorge street
Wilson, John, cab driver, Church street
Wilson, Robert, tailor, Main street
Wilson, David, painter, Main street
Wilson, M tango, goods agent, Railway stafciOB, BaylingtoB road
Wilson, Robert, iron mou der, York laise
Wilson, David, smi h, Green street
Wilson, David, em iaeery John street
Winchester, Alexauder, ship carpenter, Saltfield Borne
Witherspo©n? Miss Margaret, feuaar, John, street
NEWTON AND WALLACETOWN. 91
Witherspoon, John, missionary to the blind, Church street
Withers, George, painter, George street
Wood, Robert, renovator, anrl dyer, Main street
Wood. William, Woodfield, Prestwi k road
Wood, Hugh, hatter, Greenbank ten ace, New road Newtonhead
— shop, 27 High street, Ayr
Wood, James D., tailor and clothier, Russell sireet — shop, 19
Newmarket street. Ayr
Woodside, Hugh, grocer, George street
Wyllie, Andrew, mason, Green street
Wyllie, Archibald, fireman, Green .street lane
Wyllie, George, Peebles street
Wyllie, Hugh, Oswald terrace, George street
Wyllie, James, carter, Green streec
Wyllie, Miss Margaret, dressmaker, New road
Wyllie, Matthew, engine cleaner, Peebles street
Wyllie, William, fisher, Clune street
Young, Alexander, feuar, Pleasant, view, Gtorge street
Young, Alexander, weaver, Russell street
Young, Andrew, engineer, Green street
Young, David B., brewer and spirit dealer, Main street
Young, Hugh, Church street
Young, James, cashier, Advertiser Office — house, Greenbank
terrace, Newtonhead
Young, James, Green street
Young, J, &T., Vulcan Foundry, Newton Green
Young, John (of J. & T. Young, engineers), Main street
Young, John, joiner, Green street
Young, Quintin, gatekeeper, RdUfray crossing, Falkland junction
Young, Quintin, compositor, Ej>ia street
Young, Quintin, engine drive< Sea Une
Young, Miss Margaret, Green street
Young, Mrs Thomas, North q«..ay
Young, Mrs Robert, Green street
Young, Rev. Thomas, 5 Craigie terrace, John street
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TRADES' DIRECTORY
FOR
AYE, NEWTON, AND WALLACETOWN.
Those marked N are Newton, and W Wallacetown.
SEATED WATER MANUFACTURERS.
Carson, Robert, George street, W
Easdale, Andrew, 176 High street
M'Cormick, Robert, 77 High street
Sloan, John, 85 High street
AGENTS.
Adams, William, 60 High street (Sewing Machine)
Beaton, William, Allison street (Weaving), N
Blane, William, Cross street (Weaving), W
Bryden, William, Main street (Sewing), N
Campbell, William, 11 High street (Sewing Machine)
Currie, William C, 62 Sandgate street (Coal)
Cuthbert, Mrs, Garden street (Sewing), W
Duff, Hugh, 18 Alio way street (Coal)
Dunlop, James, 36 High street (Coal)
Eaglesham, Robert, 20 Alio way street (Weaving)
Guthrie, Archibald, 75 and 90 High street (Sewing
Machine)
Jamie, William, Church street (Coal), W
Lauehlan, Mrs, 34 Fort street (Coal)
Mills, David, 57 Newmarket street (Coal)
AYR, NEWTON, AND WALLACETOWN.
M'Callum, John, 44 Sandgate street (Coal)
M'Colm, William, North quay (Shipping), N
M'Lean, Mrs H., Allison street (Sewing), N
M'Lean, Miss, Main street (Sewing), N
M'Ninch, Wm., George street (Coal), W
Park, Miss, John street (Sewing), W
Reid, John & Co., 26 Sandgate street (House)
Robertson, William, 4 Harbour street (Coal
Smith, George, Main street (Coal), N
Smith, James, 58 High street (Sewing Machine)
Stroyan, Samuel, North quay (Shipping), N
Welsh, Peter, Cross street (Coal), W
Wilson & Co., 15 Sandgate street (House)
Woodside, Hugh, George street (Coal), W
AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS.
Dewar, Robert, 102 High street
Dunlop, James, 36 High street
Reid, John, & Co., 26 Sandgate street
Watson, Alexander, 108 High street
Wilson & Co., 15 Sandgate street
BAKERS.
Adam, John, 150 High street
Alexander, Robert, Wallace street, W
Gird wood, Gavin, 182 High street
Gow, Robert, Main street, N
Kennedy, Hugh, 105 High street
Livingston, Mrs W., 82 High street
Martin, Andrew, Gordon place, W
M'Call, Anthony, 109 High street
M'Gregor, Adam, Main street, N
M;Jannet, Hugh, 25 High street
Nicol, Mrs John, 114 High street
Riddle, Alexander, 245 High street
Sibbald, J., Cross street, W
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94 trades' directory.
Smith, Robert, 8 High street
Stewart, James, Main street, N
Tuton, J. & W., George street, W
BANKS— See Index.
BEADLES.
Caddis, John, Wallacetown Established — house, Cross
street, W
Caddis, Thomas, Wallacetown Free — house, Lymond's
wynd, W
Cairns, William, Original Secession — house, 24 New
Bridge street
Calder, John, Established — house, 8 Kirkport, High
street
Dickie, Thomas, Newton Eree — house, Peebles street, N
Garland, John, St Margaret's — house. Content street, W
Guthrig, Thomas, Darlington U.P. — house, 139^ High
street
Martin, Andrew, Newton Established -— house, Main
street, N
M'Guire, Hugh, Cathcart Street U.P. — house, 24 New
Bridge street
Paton, James, Ayr Free — house, 22 Fort street
Taylor, Alex., New Established — h<>use, 27 Mill street
Wilson, James, Episcopal — house, 30 Alloway street
BELL HANGEPtS.
Terry, J., & Son, 32 High street
tire, William, 17 High street
BLACKSMITHS.
Clark, Thomas, 143 High street
Hastings, Alexander, 257 High street
Kerr, George, 31 Kyle street
AYR, NEWTON, AND WALLACETOWN. S5
M'Crorie, George, George street, W
Paterson, William, 35 Carrick street
Taylor, James, River street, W
Terry, J., & Son, 32 High street
Ure, William, 17 High street
< BILL POSTER.
Baird, Robert, 4 Old Bridge street
BOARDING SCHOOLS (LADIES).
Aitken, Miss, Wellington lodge
M'Cheyne, Misses, 13 Eglinton terrace
Macintosh, Miss, 19 Wellington square
Walker, Miss, 21 Wellington square
BONDED STORE KEEPER.
Fullarton, Alexander, 19 South quay
BOOKBINDERS.
Henry, Hugh„ 35 and 37 Newmarket street
Lymburn, William, 55 and 57 Newmarket street j
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS.
Chambers, William, 1 8 Old Bridge street
Cuthbertson, W. B., 1 High street
Deas, Alexander, 145 High street
Dick, W. M., 36 \ Sandgate street
Ferguson, Alexander, 18 High street
Henry, Hugh, 37 Newmarket street
Irvine & Son, 93 High street
Maclehose, Robert, 31 Sandgate street
Miller, James, 61 High street
Neil, Robert, 263 High street
Wright, Thomas, 81 High street
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BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS.
Adam & Son, 78 High street
Adam, Matthew, 61 Newmarket street
Armstrong, James, 96 High street
Boyd, Robert, 63 High street
Clark, Quintin, 28 High street
Crawford, Charles, 9 Old Bridge street
Cuthbert, Alexander, 22 High street
Dobbie, R., & Co., 4 High street
Miller, Robert, 7 Newmarket street
M'Callum, George, 188 High street
M'Latchie, John, Gordon place, W
Orr, Gilbert, 204 High street
Smith, Ebenezer, 199 High street
Thomson, Hugh, & Co., Wioton buildings
BRASS FOUNDERS.
Hodgson, W. F., 114 High street
King, Hamilton, 195 and 201 High street
BREWERS AND MALSTERS.
Smith, John, Cross street, W
Watson, James, 12 Mill street
Young, D. B., Main street, N
BUILDERS AND MASONS.
Hunter, Andrew, Dalblair road
M'Lauchlan & Son, Dalblair road
Sym & Murray, 13 Kyle street
Wylie & Baird, 37 Carrick street
Thomson, James, Church street, W
CABINETMAKERS AND UPHOLSTERERS.
Affleck, "William, & Son, 67 High street
Davis, Edward M., Main street
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Gibb, Allan, 74 High street
King, Alexander, 1 Sandgate street
M'Lure, G. & J., 47 Carrick street
Neil, Francis, 121 High street
Neil, James, Main street, N
Reid, John, & Co., 26 Sandgate street
Rewcastle, John, 38 Newmarket street
Templeton, William, 156 High street
Wilson & Co., 15 Sandgate street
CANDLEMAKERS.
Donaldson, David, 159 High street
Mills, David, Clune street, N
Paterson, A.? & Son., Mill street
CARRIERS— See Index.
CARTERS.
Aitken, John, 17 Alloway street
Clydesdale, James, 8 Kyle street
Cowan, William, Hall's vennal, N
Cowan, John, Saltpans, N
Dick, David, Kilmarnock street, W
Drinnan, David, Peebles street, N
Hall, James, Peebles street, N
Hall, Alexander, Peebles street, N
Hendrie, James, Main street, N
Hendrie, John, Kilmarnock street, W
Lawson, Andrew, Peebles street, N
Love, James, Cross street, W
Mills, James, Main street, N
Miller, Walter, 186 High street
Miller, Charles, Green Street lane, N
M'Fedries, John, George street, W
M'Fadzean, David, Main street, N
M 'II wraith, J., k Son, Main street, N
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TRADES DIRECTORY.
M'Millan, John, Cross street, W
M'Turk, John, York street, N
Reid, John, Main street, N
Roy, James, 218 High street
Sloss, David, 22 Oarrick street
Watson, John, Sea lane, N
Watson, David, Sea lane, N
Wilson, John, 29 Kyle street
CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS.
Alexander, Adam, 55 High street
Anderson, W. F., 117 High street
Burns, William, 124 High street
Cook, Thomas, 87 High street
Corson, William, 207 High street
Dobbie, James, 18 New Bridge street
Dobbie, David, Gordon place, W
M'Gregor, Adam, 18 Sandgate street
Taylor, John, 2 Macneille buildings, Newmarket street
Wills, Mungo, 1 New Bridge street
CHIMNEY SWEEPERS.
M 'Donald, Alexander, 11 Hope street
Reilley, Thomas, Kilmarnock street, W
Stewart, William, 201 J High street
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE DEALERS.
"Dunlop, James, 34 High street
Gray, Mary, 232| High street
Greenan, John, Wallace street, W
Hunter, Miss E., 152 High street
Lawrie, Robert, 132 High street
M'Millan, Patrick, River street, W
M 'Knight & Co., 7 Sandgate street
Paterson, Miss A., George street, W
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CIVIL ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS.
Mercer, John, 9 Sandgate street
Murdoch, John, 3 Macneille buildings, Newmarket street
M'Dernient, J. L, 52 Newmarket street
COACH BUILDERS.
Crawford, John, John street, W
Cuthiil, James, Main street, N
Morton, James, 47 Sandgate street
CONFECTIONERS AND PASTRY BAKERS.
Those marked P are Pastry Bakers.
Brown, John, 76 High street
Brown, Hugh, 40 Sandgate street
Browning, Charles, & Co., 3 and 260 High street, P
Goudie, John, 19 High street, P
COOPERS AND RIDDLEMAKERS,
Kair, William, & Son, 250 High street'
Turnbull, William, 162 High street
CORK MANUFACTURERS.
Landies, Daniel, Damside, N
Smith, William, 3 Boat vennal
Wilson, John, 98 High street
COWFEEDERS.
Blane, Miss, Hawkhill, W
Blane, William, Main street, N
Clark, Mrs, Midton cottage
Clydesdale, James, 8 Kyle street
Cowan, Andrew, Fort
Crawford, John, Peebles street, N
Cunningham, John, 46 Mill street
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Eccles, Miss, Boghall row, W
Hall, Mrs C, Peebles street, N
Hall, Alexander, Peebles street, N
Howat, Robert, Cross street, W
Hunter, Daniel, Main street, N
Miller, Walter, 186 High street
M'Call, Peter, Content street, W
M'Lelland, Joseph, York street, N
M'Murtrie, Mary, 30 Kyle street
M'Quiston, John, River street, W
M'Whirter, Robert, 35 Mill street
Roy, James, 218 High street
Sillars, David, York lane, N
Smith, Mrs, 1 1 Fort street
Smith, Mrs J., 40 Carrick street
Smith, William, Cross street, W
Smith, William, Church street, W
Weir, James, 251 High street
Wilson, Mrs A., 16 Dalblair road
Wilson, Allan, 10 Kyle street
CAB AND CARRIAGE PROPRIETORS.
Fraser, John, Wallace street, W
Gemmell, Alexander, 225 High street
Grundy, W. B., 14 High street
Glass, Andrew, 138 High street
Lees, James, 108 High street
M'Kerrow, William, 11 Sandgate street
M'Murtrie, James, 31 Carrick street
Sloan, Robert, River street, W
Steel, John, 3 Alloway street
Walker, James, 241 High street
BERLIN-WOOL SHOPS.
Bell, M. & J., 28 Newmarket street
Gunn, Miss, 25 Sandgate street
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Moore, Miss, 32 Sandgate street
Richardson, Mrs, 4 Sandgate street
Shaw, Mrs, QQ Sandgate street
DENTISTS.
Frew, John, 1 Albert place
Knower, C. F., 50 Sandgate street
DRESSMAKERS AND MILLINERS.
Bone, Miss, 64 Sandgate street
Brown, W., 50 High street
Campbell, Mrs, 38 Fullarton street
Craig, Mrs, 16 Sandgate street
Currie, Rae &, Co., Ailsa Buildings, High street
Dick, Miss, 27 Mill street
Farquhar, Miss, 2 Newbridge street
Gait Miss, 10 Barns street
Guthrie, Misses, 30 New Bridge street
Hannah, Miss, 35 Kyle street
Hutchison, Misses, 134 High street
Johnston, Mrs, 5 Charlotte street
Johnston & Scott, 46 High street
Lambie, Misses, 59 High street
Lennox, Miss, 66 High street
Loudon, Miss, 10 Cathcart street
Mercer, Mrs, 11 Fullarton street
Miller, Mrs, 45 High street
Miller, Miss, 1 Old Bridge street
Murdoch, Miss, 130 High street
M'Caslin, Mrs, 19 Dalblair road
M'Donald, Miss, 27 Sandgate street
M'Kissock, Miss, 29 Carrick street
M'Murtrie, Misses, 131 High street
M'Murtrie, T., 22 Newbridge street
M'Skimming, Miss, 3 Academy street
Paterson, Miss, 40 Fullarton street
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Peden, Miss, 3 Newbridge street
Reid, Miss, 7 High street
Rigg, Misses, 17 Fort street
Sloan, Misses, 71 J High street
Smith, Misses, 44 High street
Smith, R., 2 High street
Taylor, Miss, 23 Sandgate street
Young, D., 9 High street
Young, Miss, 9 Cathcart street
DRAPERS.
Brown, William, 50 High street
Brown, Robert, 12 High street
Campbell, William, 11 High street
Caw, James, 47 and 49 High street
Currie, Rae & Co., Ailsa Buildings, High street
Hamilton, William, 32 New Bridge street
Jamieson, W. & J., Lymond's wynd, W
Johnston & Scott, 46 High street
Miller, James, 100 High street
M'Murtrie, Thomas, 22 New Bridge street
M'Jannet, Robert, 21 Sandgate street
Nisbet, Thomas S., Winton Buildings, High street
Smith, George, 189 High street
Smith, Robert, 2 High street
Smith, James, 58 High street
Smith & Laurie, 17 Sandgate street
Wright, Campbell, & Co., 1 Harbour street
Young, David, 9 High street
DYERS.
Wallace, William, 206 High street
Wood, Robert, Main street, N
EATING HOUSES.
Harrison, Peter, 22 Old Bridge street
Gray, John, 198 High street
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Wright, Mrs D., 166 High street
M'Dowall, William, 166 High street
Sime, Mrs, 19 New Bridge street
ENGINEERS AND IMPLEMENT MAKERS.
Gordon, David, & Co., Clune street, N
Taylor, J. & A., Townhead works
Young, J. & T., Vulcan Foundry, Newton Green
FANCY WAREHOUSES.
Jack, Thomas, 5 Newmarket street, and 38 Sandgate st
Lam oie, Mrs T., 4 New Bridge street
FISH AND GAME MERCHANTS.
(Those marked F are fish only.)
Allan, Alexander, 12 New Bridge street
Glendinning & Phillips, 54 Sandgate street
Hill, P. B., 65 High street
Higgison, Thomas, 5 Hope street (F)
M'Creadie, George, 10 New Bridge street
M'Creadie, James, 42 South quay
M'Taggart, Mrs, 16 Newmarket street (F)
FISHING TACKLE MAKER.
Mitchell, Alexander, 19 Kyle street
FLESHERS.
Adam, John, & Co., 3 Newmarket street
Dick, Alex., 117 High street
Fletcher, Peter, 187 High street
Frew, John, 69 High street
Fullarton, James, George street, W
Hood, David, Garden street, W
Mitchell, Walter, Main street, N
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M'Call, Alex., Main street, N
M'Callum, Robert, Gordon place, W
M'Nair, Henry, 22 Sandgate street
M'Queen, Charles, 242 High street
Paterson, James, 98 High street
Semple, David, George street, W
Thomson, William, Main street, N
Wales, Abraham, 18 Newmarket street
FRUITERERS AND GREENGROCERS.
Borland, Robert, Elba street, W
Cunningham, Andrew, 30 High street
Davidson, George, 49 Newmarket street
Forest, Miss, Wallace street, W
Gibb, Mrs, Main street, N
Gray, James, 57 High street
Kevan, John, 2^ Old Bridge street
Miller, James, 153 High street
Morrison, Mrs, George street, W
M'Callum, Miss, Old Bridge end, W
M'Donald, Charles, George street, W
M'Kelvie, Archibald, Main street, N
Paton, Win., 68 Sandgate street
Russell, James, 177 High street
Russell, Misses, 43 Sandgate street
Young, John, 16 Alio way street
GRAIN MERCHANTS.
Allan, John, & Co., 172 High street
Ballantine, John, 159 High street
Flint, William, 7 and 8 Harbour street
M'Jannet, Hugh, 25 High street
Steele, Thomas, 39 South quay
Watson, W. L., 17 Harbour street
Wight, William, & Co., 171 High street
Wyllie, Daniel, 215 High street
Wyllie, Hugh, 1 and 3 Fort street
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GROCERS AND SPIRIT DEALERS.
(Those marked S sell Spirits.)
Allan, James, Green street (S), N
Beck, Samuel, Green street (S), N
Brown, Matthew, 203 High street (S)
Blane, William, Cross street, W
Cameron, D. B., Green street, N
Campbell, John, George street, W
Campbell, Miss, Cross street, W
Cathcart, G. & E., 110 High street (S)
Clark, J., & Son, Wallace street, W
Co-operative Society Store, George street, W
Curdie, Robert, 23 New Bridge street (S)
Douglas, William, Content street, W
Dickson, Francis, Main street (S), N
Ferguson R., <fc Co., 71 High street (S)
Forest, Robert, 62 High street (S)
Fraser, Miss, Content street, W
Grant, Duncan, Main street, N
Hastings, William, Cross street, W
Hogg, Matthew, 230 High street
Hunter, John, 139 and 170 High street (S)
Hunter, James, 8 Newmarket street
Hunter, Mrs R., 252 High street
Innes, George, Main street (S), N
Kennedy, Robert, 168 High street (S)
Kennedy, Peter, 6 New Bridge street (S)
Lambie, George, & Co., 14 New Bridge street (S)
Lockhart, Mrs A., 11 Sandgate street
Logan, Robert, Gordon place (S), W
Logan, William, 135 High street
Logan, James, 108 High street
Lymburn, James, Main street, N
Lyon John, North quay, N
Malcolm, Robert, 213 High street
Mitchell, William, Content street, W
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Murray, Robert, 248 High street
M'Bride, H. A., Content street (S), W
M'Calmm, George, Cross street, W
M'Callum, Robert, George street, W
M'Connell, "William, 236 High street
M'Connell, William, Gordon place, W
M'Connell, John, Main street, N
M'Cammond, William, George street,. N
M'Clelland, William, George street, W
M'Clymont, James, Main Street (S), N
O'Brien, George, Elba street, W
Oliver, James, 41 High street
Paterson, J. H., 185 High street
Robertson, John, 28 Sandgate street {$)
Robertson, J. C, Main street, N
Reid, James, Main street, 1ST
Reid, Mrs A., Green street, 1ST
Reid, Alexander, New road, N
Russell, John, 174 High Street (S)
M'Quaker, John, Green street (S), 1ST
Rutherford, G. & H., 126 High street
Smith, John, Allison Street (S), N
Smith, William, Cross street, W
Steel, Andrew, Waggon road, N
Taylor, James, Wallace street (S), W
Thomson, Matthew, 12 Sandgate street (S)
Wagstaff, James, Main street, N
Wallace, MrsW., 60 Sandgate street
Woodside, Hugh, George street, W
GUNMAKER.
M'Cririck, James, 13 Sandgate street
HAM CURER.
Craig, John, 98 High street
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HATTERS.
Bain, William, 31 High street
Henderson, John, 9 Kyle street
Neilson, William, 26 Carriek street
Patrick, Eobert, 219 High street
Thomson, John, 42 High street
Wood, Hugh, 27 High street
HOSIERS AND BABY LINEN WAREHOUSES.
Black, WTilliam, 250| High Street
Guthrie, Archibald, 75 and 90 High street
Gray, Mrs Thomas, 11 Kyle street
Gray, Joseph, 14 Sandgate street
Motherwell, Robert, 197 High street
M'Kay, Misses, 36 Sandgate street
HOUSE FACTORS.
Bryden, William, Main street, N
Crawford, Thomas, 48 Newmarket street
M'Crindle, Robert, 11 Cathcart street
O'Brien, George, Elba street, W
Ramsay, John, 95 High street
Smith, James, 14 Newmarket street
INNS AND HOTELS.
Athole Arms Hotel, 44 Alloway street — Mrs Hendrie
Ayr Arms Hotel, 227 High street — Henry Gordon
Ayrshire & Galloway Inn, 1 Killoch place — Miss Brown
Black Bull Inn, 212 High street — John Goudie
Black Bull Hotel, River street — Robert Sloan, W
Buck's Head Hotel, 3 Kyle street — James Hunter
Cattle Market Hotel, Alloway street— W. F. Findlay
Crown Hotel, 115 High street — Peter M'Quiston
Eglinton Arms Hotel, 3 Alloway street — John Steel
King's Arms Hotel, 14 High street — W. B. Grundy
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Lome Temperance Hotel, 133| High street — John
Ramsay
Mason's Arms Inn, 130 High street — Hugh Ferguson
Queen's Hotel, 6 Harbour street — Hugh Calder
Star Hotel, 108 High street — James Lees
Sun Inn, 241 High street — James Walker
Tarn o' Shanter Inn, 238 High street — Andrew Glass
Taylor Monument Inn, George street — Robt. Carson, W '
Temperance Hotel, 204| High street — Andrew Gilfillan
Temperance Hotel, Darlington road, N — William Kirk
Victoria Inn, 97 High street — A. M. Gray
Waverley Temperance Hotel, 8 New Bridge street —
Alexander Whyte
Wheat Sheaf Inn, John street, W — Alexander Lochhead
Whip Inn, 1 Carrick street and 179 High street — T.
M'Connell
INSURANCE AGENTS— See Index.
IRON-FOUNDERS.
Finnie & Rodger, Kyle Foundry, Townhead
Hunter, Robert, Wallacetown Foundry, Cross street, W
Ure, William, Ayr Foundry, Green street, N
Young, J. & T., Vulcan Foundry, Newton Green
IRONMONGERS.
Highet & Hunter, 113 High street
Howat, William, 116 High street
Semple, John, 73 High street [street
Turner, W. & A., 4 Macneille Buildings, Newmarket
Wilkinson & Liraond, 128 High street
Winter, Robert, 133 High street
JOINERS.
Alexander & Sons, George street, W
Drinnan, J. & W., Cross street, W
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Ferguson. W. & G., 84 High street
JHair & Clark, 131 High street
Kilgour, William, Cross street, W
King, Andrew, 42 Sandgate street
King, William, 27 Carrick street
(Meikle, J. & D., Old Bridge end, W
Milligan, D. & J., 37 Kyle street
Mitchell, John, Wallace street, W
M'Clure, G. & J., 5 Dalblair road
Paton, R, & W., 20 Kyle street
LATH-SPLITTER.
Rome, John, George street, W
LEATHER-CUTTERS.
Dobbie, R., & Co., 19 and 21 Hope street
Morrison, John, 3 Old Bridge street
Paterson, James, 3 Kirk port
ilowan, Michael, 190 High street
MANGLERS.
ook, Mrs, Green street, N"
jrribbin, Mrs, 32 Alio way street
Hastings, Miss, 38 Fullarton street
Murdoch, Miss, 15 Cathcart street
M'Morland, Mrs, 22 Mill street
iNeil, Mrs, 4l Carrick street
Stewart, Mrs, New road, Newtonhead, N
MANUFACTURERS.
Hunter, John, Lymond's wynd (woollen), W
Hutcheon, John, Church street (woollen), W
Flyland, Thomas, & Co., River street (starch and gum), W
M'Lean, Alexander, John street (shirt), W
ieid, John, & Son, Russell street (woollen and wincey), W
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Ritehie, William, Church street (muslin), W
Smith, George, 189 High street (woollen)
Steele, Thomas, Green street lane (muslin), N
Templeton, James, Fort street (carpets)
MILLER.
Smith, Andrew, & Son, Ayr Mills, Mill street
NURSERY AND SEEDSMEN.
Those marked S are Seedsmen only.
Davidson, George, 49 Newmarket street
Dykes, John & Son, 15 Harbour street, S
Imrie & Son, 137 High street
Inglis & Son, 42 Mill street, S
Watson, W. L., 17 Harbour street, S
Wyllie, Daniel, 215 High street, S
Young, John, 16 Alloway street
OUTFITTER.
Silver, G. H., 31 Sandgate street
PAINTERS AND PAPERHANGERS.
Cooper, John, 22 Newmarket street
Harvey & Co., 27 Newmarket street
Highet, Campbell, 44 Newmarket street
Johnston, William, 46 Sandgate street
Willock, William, 9 Newmarket street
PA HER.
M'Lean, William, 43 Carrick street
PAWNBROKERS.
Boyle, Mrs, Cross street, W
Campbell, Mrs, 70 High street
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Crone, Mrs, 13 Old Bridge street
Murphy, Mrs, Eiver street, W
Spencer, William, Cross street, W
PERFUMERS AND HAIR-DRESSERS.
(Those marked H are Hair-Dressers only.)
Allan, Mrs, 176 High street (H)
Auld, James, 6 Old Bridge street (H)
Corner, William, 20 Sandgate street
Graham, Archibald, Old Bridge-end, W (H)
Houlston, John, 208 High street (H)
Le Clair, Louis, 5 Macneille Buildings, Newmarket street
Legge, William, 52 Newmarket street
Paterson, James, 1 Mill street (H)
Watson, Joseph, Wallace street, W (H)
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS. "
Brewster, James, 20 New Bridge street
Campbell, David, Allison street, N
Campbell's, 9 Cromwell Place, Fort
Murdoch, Hugh, 10 Beresford terrace
Reid, William, 13 High street
Walker, J. N., 45 Newmarket street
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS— See Index.
PIANOFORTE WAREHOUSES.
Nimmo, Hamilton, 23 New Bridge street
Paterson, Sons, & Co., 36 Newmarket street
Silver, George H, 31 Sandgate street
PLASTERERS.
Allan, Archibald, Main street, N
McMillan, Patrick, River street, W
Smith, R. H., 6 Cromwell Place, Fort
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PLUMBERS.
Brash, John, & Co., 115 High street
Ferguson, James, & Co., River street, W
Highet, William, & Son, Fort street
Hunter, Adam, 119 High street
King, Hamilton, 195 and 201 High street
Lyon, Alexander, 12 Newmarket street
M'llwrath, John, & Son, 112 and 114 High street
M'Cartney, Charles, 131 High street
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
Ferguson, James Murray, 49 Newmarket street
Ferguson, Alexander, 18 High street
Gemmell, T. M., 108 High street
Henry, Hugh, 35 and 37 Newmarket street
Love, William, 45 Newmarket street
Lymburn, William, 55 and 57 Newmarket street;
Maclehose, Robert, 2 Cathcart street
REGISTER OFFICES FOR SERVANTS.
Baird, Mrs, 8 Kirk Port
Black, Mrs W., 25 0| High street
Brown, Hugh, 40-J Sandgate street
Corner, William, 20 Sandgate street
Currie, W. C, 62 Sandgate street
Gribbon, Mrs., 32 Alloway street
Hunter, Miss E., 152 High street
Murdoch, Miss, 15 Cathcart street
M'Connell, Peter, 235 High street
REMNANT WAREHOUSE.
Meredith, Matthew, 154 High street
ROPE and TWINE MAKERS,
Lawson, James, 123 High street
Rusk, Mrs James, 17 Alloway, street.
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SADDLERS.
Bone, William, River street, W
Campbell, John, 15 High street
M'Kay, John, 231 High street
Spiers, John, 141 High street
Watson, Robert, 181 High street
SAIL-MAKERS.
Cunningham, William, 64 South quay
M'Kechnie, Daniel, New road, Newtonhead, N
SCULPTORS.
Boyd, Joseph, 38 Alio way street
Douglas, James, 41 Kyle street
SEXTONS.
Cunningham, William, Ayr Cemetery, Cumnock road
Henderson, James, Wallacetown Cemetery — house, James
street, W
Martin, John, Newton Burying Ground — house, Peebles
street, N
M'Kechnie, John, Wallacetown Burying Ground — house,
Elba street, W
SHERIFF-OFFICERS— See Index.
SHIP-BUILDER.
Weir, Alexander, North quay
SOLICITORS— See Index,
SLATERS.
Dunlop, Andrew, 67 High street
Ferguson, James, & Co., River street, W
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Highet, William, & Son, Fort street
Hunter, David, 131 High street
King, Hamilton, 195 and 201 High street
Lamb, James, Garden street, W
Murchie, John, George street, W
M'llwrath, John, & Son, 112 and 114 High street
Williamson, John, 24 Newmarket street
SAW-MILLERS.
Alexander & Sons, George street, W
Gardiner, John, & Son, Green Street, lane, N
MCrorie, John, & Son, Newtonhead, N
Paton & Sons, South quay
SCHOOL TEACHEES.
Anderson, L., writing master, Ayr Academy
Bain, George, Smith's Institution, Head of Kyle street
Bird, Miss, R.C. School, Chapel brae, W
Buchanan, George, Ayr Free Church School, Mill street
Gibson, John, Wallacetown Established Church School,
Cross street, W
Hall, George, Grammar School, Midton road
Houston, James, Newton Free Church School, Main street
Martin, John, Newton Free Church School, Weaver street
Macdonald, James, M.A., L.L.D., Ayr Academy, Fort st.
M'Rae, John, Newton Academy, Green street \
NisDet, William, Episcopal School, Fullarfcon street
Scott, G. R., Industrial School, 32 Carrick street
Scott, Miss, Lady Jane Hamilton's School, Charlotte street
Thomson, James, mathematical master, Ayr Academy
TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS.
Allan & Sime, 19 New Bridge street
Brown, James, 80 High street
Cowan, Andrew, & Son, 34 Newmarket street
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Cowan, John, 17 New Bridge street
Currie, Rae, & Co., Ailsa Buildings, High street
Farquhar, John, & Son, 49 Newmarket street
Ferguson, William, Main street, N
Gilchrist, John, 53 High street
Jones, William, 24 High street
Morrison, William, 51 Newmarket street
Murray & Aitken, 59 Newmarket street
Russell, John, 11 New Bridge street
Shearer, John, 23 Newmarket street
Taylor, Alex., Main street, M"
M'Cubbin & Son, 40 Newmarket street
Vallanee, John, 8 Kirkport
Wood, J. D., 19 Newmarket street
TANNERS AND CURRIERS.
Donaldson, David, 159 High street
Macneille, John, 75 Mill street
Paterson, Andrew, & Son, Mill street
Paterson, James, £0 Mill street
THATCHERS.
Rae, James, River street, W
Rae, John, New road, N
Wightman, James, Garden street, N
TINSMITHS AND GASFITTERS.
Chambers, Robert, 12 Old Bridge street
Chambers, William, Old Bridge End, W
TOBACCONISTS.
Buchanan, John, 259 High street
Dargavel, J. & W., 6 High street
Ferguson, James, & Son, 26 New Bridge street
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Henry, James, 1 Macneille Buildings, Newmarket street
Martin, Andrew, 51 High street
Smith, James, 2 Sandgate street
TOBACCO PIPE MANUFACTURER.
Hanley, Joseph, Main street, N
TOY MERCHANTS.
Jack, Thos., 5 Newmarket street and 38 Sandgate street
Lambie, Mrs Thomas, 4 New Bridge street
UMBRELLA MAKERS.
Nicol, John, 146 High street
Young, Walter, 31 Newmarket street
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Dickie, James, 102 High street
WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS.
Allan, Wallace, 91 High street
Blair, John, 26 Newmarket street
Ingram & Son, 106 High street
Mark, Matthew, 15 Newmarket street
Murdoch, William, Main street, N
Stewart, John, 149 High street
Stewart, Robert, 38 High street
Templeton, Robert, 64 High street
Templeton, Mrs John, 129 High street
WINE AND SPIRIT DEALERS.
Bone, Margaret, 5 Harbour street
Boyd, Thomas, 255 High street
Brown, Mrs, River street
Carnochan, Mrs, 13 Newmarket street
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Crawford, Miss C, Wallaee street, W
Cuthbert, Alexander, Main street, N
Duncan, Elizabeth, 161 High street
Forgie, David, 26 Kyle street
Frazer, John, Wallace street, W
Fullarton, Alexander, North quay, N
Fullarton, Duncan, 60 South quay,
Gibson, James, Elba street, W
Graham, John, 45 Kyle street
Hamilton, Robert, 2 Harbour street
Hannah, John, 13 New Bridge street
Houston, Robert, 17 Hope street
Houston, Mrs William, 51 and 52 South quay
Houston, William, Main street, N
Howie, James, 56 High street
Jones, James, Main street, N
Kidd, Mrs Patrick, 20 New Bridge street
Latta, Wiliam, 25 South quay
Lithgow, James, 17 High street
Littlejohn, David D., 3 Sandgate street
Meikle, William, Main street, N
Mills, David, 209 High street
Montgomerie, Robert, Wallace street, W
Murray, Henry, 26 and 27 South quay
M'Call, Hugh, North quay, N
M'Call, Charles, 11 Kirkport
M'Cormick, Robert, 77 and 79 High street
M'Crorie, George, George street, W
M'Fee, William, George street, W
M'Hutcheon, Mrs, Main street, N
M'Kelvie, John, 70 and 71 South quay
M'Manus, Charles, 5 Old Bridge street
Nisbet, George, 8 Sandgate street
Nisbet, Andrew, Main street, N
Niven, John, Main street, N
Paton, John, 226 High street
Raeside, Allan, Newton terrace, N
118 trades' directory.
Bowan, Michael, 190 High street
Shankland, Mrs Adam, 105 High street
Smith, William, 3 Boat vennal
Smith, William, 7 New Bridge street
Smith, William, Cross street, W
Turner, Andrew, 48 High street
Wallace, Joseph, 6 Newmarket street
Watson, Mrs Bobert, Main street, N
Wilson, James, Wallace tower, High street
Young, D. B., Main street, N
WOOD MEBCHANTS.
Alexander & Sons, George street, W
Gairdner, John, & Son, Green street lane, N
M'Crorie, John, & Son, Newtonhead, N
Paton & Sons, 77 South Quay
WBITEBS.
Dykes, George, 9 Wellington square
Ferguson, Bobert, 53 Newmarket street
M'Callum & Co., 3 Macneille Buildings, Newmarket st.
M'Cririck, Alexander, 9 Sandgate street
ftAvntiittntnt*.
W. M. DICK,
LIBRARIAN, BOOKSELLER, AND STATIONER,
{Agent for Sale of Ordnance Maps, and Geological Survey Maps ; Agent for Sale of
Admiralty Charts^ A gent for Milner's Fire and Thief Proof Safes,)
38 SANDGATE STREET, AYR.
W. M. D. has always on hand a large and varied Stock, specially Books suitable
for School Prizes, Bound Illustrated Books.for Presents, and all the School Books
fn use. Pulpit, Family, and Church Bibles, Testaments, Church Services, Hymn
Books, Prayer Books, in great variety. The, Stock of Stationery includes —
Account Books
,, Rendered do.
Bill Books
Black Bordered Paper
and Envelpes
Blotting Papers
„ Pads
„ Cases
Brown Papers
Card Board
Cards — Printing
„ Playing
,, Waste
Copying Letter Books
„ Presses
Carbonic Paper
Colour Boxes
Colours
Crayons
Clips
Cartridge Paper
Copying Papers
Date Cases
Dick's Pens
Drawing Pens
,, Papers
,, Books
„ Pencils
Damping Brushes
Drapers' Papers
Exercise Books
Elastic Bands
Envelopes
Excise Inks
Folders
Gummed Tickets
Gum Mucilage
Gummed Paper
Grey Papers
Gillott's Pans
Hughes' Pens
Indexes.
Ink — Writing & Copying
Indian
Erasers
Extractors
Stands and Glasses
Indian Rubber
Invoice Books
Lead Pencils
Letter Balances
,, Clips
Luggage Labels
Leads for Pencils
Mathematical instruments
Memorandum Books
Metallic Note Books
Manuscript Music Books
Music Portfolios
Music Paper
Mitchell's Pens
Newspaper Bands
Oiled Paper
Perry's Pens
Pink Tape
Pen Racks
Pen Holders
Pocket Books,
Purses
Parchment
Pewter Inks
Pocket Ledgers
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
W. M. DICK'S STATIONERY (Continued).
Quills and Quill Pens
Quill Nibs
Rulers
Slates
Stationery Cabinets
„ Cases
Slate Pencil
Sealing "Wax
Sampling Paper
Thread and Twine
Time Books
Tissue Papers
Tea Papers
Tracing Paper and Cloth
Wafers
Wafer Boxes
Writing Desks
West End Books
Web Drawing Paper
Writing Papers — Machine
and Handmade
All kinds of School Stationery, Sunday School Reward Books, Tickets,
Illuminated Cards, &c.
I I B R 1 » Y.
The Library contains a large selection of Standard Works, of general
interest, and nearly all the New Books are added as they appear. The principal
Magazines and Reviews are in circulation.
THE
LIVEEPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE
AND
THE LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND,
FOR
INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES.
ROBERT FERGUSSON
WRITER,
53 NEWMARKET STREET,
Agent at Ayr.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
LONDON AND GENERAL
flat* $>Un $\m\n\ut dj^mpny,
2 LUDGATE HILL, LO NDON,
(Corner of St Paul's Churchyard.)
CHAIRMAN.
W. E. WILLIAMS, Esq., F.S.A., Greshani Club.
DEPUTY-CHAIRMAN.
JOHN" G. BALDWIN, Esq., Stourport.
PEINCIPAL -A^GENCIES-
AYR— HUGH WOOD, 27 High Street.
GLASGOW— D. FISHER, Esq., 194 West George Street.
HAMBURG— Messrs BRAUER and HECKSCHER.
DUBLIN— C. P. GOODWIN, Esq., Leinster Chambers, Dame St.
MANCHESTER— J. MAY, Jun., Esq., York Street.
YORK— WM. SMITH, Esq., 18 Coney Street.
Bankers— CITY BANK (Ludgate Hill Branch).
Solicitors— Messes DEANE and CHUBB, Gray's Inn.
This Company covers the risk of all descriptions of Glass, and
offers Perfect Security to the Assured as is evidenced by
the fact that up to 31st December 1872, 25,332 Breakages
have keen made gOOd by the Company.
The following are amongst the principal Causes of Breakages —
Horses and Carts Shutters Falling Boys throwing Stones
Cleaning Windows Wind Opening & Closing Shops
Children Playing Burglaries Persons Slipping
Articles Palling Drunken Persons Wilful Breakages
Plate and other Glass Insured at Equitable Bates.
V. BESS AWT WIL11AMS, Secretary.
Prospectuses, Proposals, and all Information as to Rates,
to be obtained of
HUGH WOOD, Agent,
27 EI8H STREET, A7R.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE
NATIONAL PROVINCIAL j
HEAD OFFICE FOR SCOTLAND—
3 North St Andrew Street, Edinburgh,
CAPITAL, 50,000 Sterling.
rpHIS COMPANY, which was Established in 1854,
-1 INSURES PLATE GLASS of every Description.
As an inducement to carefulness on the part of the In-
sured, a Septennial return of 10 per Cent, is
made on the Gross amount of Premium
paid during that period to all those Insurers who
have had no Claims.
T3S-M3 MODERATE,
AND
CLAIMS PUACTUALLY ATTENDED TO.
TRANSFERS TAKEN FROM OTHER OFFICES.
AGENT FOR AYR—
3 MACNEILLE BUILDINGS, AYR.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
ESTABLISHED 1837.
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION STERLING.
Chief Office: 62 KING WILLIAM STREET, LONDON, E.C.
Branch Offices.
Birmingham,
Bristol,
Blackburn,
Bolton,
Edinburgh,
Glasgow,
Hull,
Leeds,
Liverpool,
Temple Row West.
Drawbridge Chambers.
1 Exchange Buildings,
21 Mawdsley Street
2 St Andrew's Square.
30 lloyal Exchange Square.
4 Bowl Alley Lane.
22 Bond Street.
40 Castle Street.
10 Exchange Street East.
4 Market Place, Market Street.
Grainger Street West.
10 Norfolk Street.
17 Baker Street
Manchester,
Newcastle,
Sheffield,
Stirling,
With Agencies in the principal cities and towns throughout the Kingdom.
PEOGBESS OF THE
COMPANY.
New Life Policies
issued
Amount Assured
New Life
Year.
during the Year.
tnereliy.
Premiums.
Assets.
1862
550
£129,650
£3,703
£276,693
1863
503
137,730
4,200
295,870
1864
634
184,480
5,247
209,344
1865
672
190,965
5,714
313,007
1866
788
228,080
6 932
314,591
1867
1019
276,695
8,220
318,440
1868
813
251,925
7.290
347,635
1869
778
296,995
10,155
363,001
1870
789
319,896
11,494
385,063
1871
898
333 579
10,123
428,999
1872
942
341,750
11,427
475,000
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ROBERT M VALLUM, Town Chamberlain, Ayr.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE
EDINBURGH,
INSTITUTED IN 1821,
Was united in 1847 with the ALLIANCE OFFICE, having
a Capital of Five Millions Sterling.
The Directors invite attention to the following important ad-
vantages enjoyed bypersons whoare insured with this Company:
Perfect Security. — The Capital of Five Millions Sterling, and
the Personal Responsibility of upwards of a thousand Proprie-
tors, rendering this undoubted.
The Rates of Premium are as low as the character of the Risk
admits of, and will be found as moderate as those of other
Companies.
An immediate and Liberal Settlement of Losses, on the Claim
being satisfactorily adjusted.
Persons desirous or making Assurances for Seven Years by
one Payment, will be charged for six years only,
Losses occasioned by Lightning will be made good.
Losses caused by Explosion of Gas in Buildings on which this
Company has Insurances will be paid.
Buildings on which Assurances are proposed, will be surveyed
free of expense to the Party, if required.
Improvements in the Risk of Property insured with this Com-
pany will receive all possible acknowledgments, by way of
Reduction in the Rate of Premium.
No Charge made for Policies, however small the amount insured.
Any Number of Buildings and Goods in various Places, be-
longing to one Person, maybe Insured in one Policy, each being
separately valued.
MANAGER:
ALEX. JDTJ2XCA.JST.
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CLYDESDALE BANK, AYE,
AGENT.
ADVEKTISEMENTS.
THE
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
Heae. Office :
26 ST ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH.
Being a Purely Mutual Office, the whole Profits belong to
the Members, who are, at the same time, expressly exempted
from personal responsibility.
Position and Progress of the Society.
The Society's position at the end of its Forty-first year, 1st
March, 1872, is as follows:—
Number of Policies in Force (on the Lives of 9244
Members), . . . . . .10,798
Total Sums Assured, in existence at 1st March, 1872,
including £895,139 of vested Bonus Additions, . £6,892,581
Accumulated Funds (invested as shown in the above
'Balance-Sheet'), .... .£1,952,711
Annual Income, as per ' Revenue Account, ' consist-
ing of —
Premiums, . . . £180,770
Interest, . . . 79,534
Assignment Fees, . . 61
£260 365
The progressive increase of the Business is exhibited in the
following Table: —
Year ending
1st Ma ch
Existing
Assurances.
Accumulated
Funds.
Annual Revenue.
1842
1852
1862
1872
£1,685.067
3,737560
5 718 006
6,892,531
£191,496
688 531
1 394.949
1,952,711
£61.851
136,960
203 798
260,365
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CLYDESDALE B .A. lET ]KI,
AGENT.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE COXJTsTTY
FIRE & PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE
IS ONE OF THE
Oldest, Wealthiest, & Cheapest In the United Kingdom.
By the last Official Return, its Increase of Business exceeded
that of every other Office in London.
Established 67 Years ago, it has now a capital of nearly
TWO AND A-HALF MILLIONS.
While the Scale Rate of the Annual Premium contrasts more
than favourably with other Offices, the BONUS ADDITIONS
are extremely liberal. Thus, in November last, a £4000 Policy
became a claim, and through Bonus Additions the sum paid was
£9,039 ; and in several of the Policies presently in force in the
Ayr Agency, the Bonuses are so large as to reduce the Annual
Premium to a mere Nominal sum of a few Shillings on the £100
insured. Such liberal Bonuses are only to be had from an OLD
ESTABLISHED and EMINENTLY SUCCESSFUL Office such
as the Provident.
The characteristic feature of the Office is that while there are
Shareholders and a responsible Directorate, nearly the whole of
the Profits are divided among the Insured. At the last Division,
out of every £100 of Profit, £96 12s Id was divided in Bonuses
amongst the Insured.
Another exceptional and most important feature is that
ANNUAL Bonuses are allowed when death occurs between two
«f the Five yearly division periods.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
In the Fire Department the cheapness of the Annual Premium
is unsurpassed by any other Office ; and yet, apart from this,
every Seventh Year the Profits of the Company are divided
amongst the Insured, which, in the Fire Department, have been
fixed at 25 per Cent., or about equal to ONE AND A-HALF
YEAR'S IREMIUM, so that every Sixth Year only about half
of the Annual Premium is called for, and every Seventh Year
there is nothing whatever to pay.
In no other Fire Office do the Insured participate in the Profits.
As showing the amount of business in the FIRE DEPART-
MENT, it may be mentioned that the amount at present insured
on FARM STOCK alone exceeds TEN MILLIONS.
Sole Agent for Ayrshire —
JAMES M'MURTRIE, Solicitor, County Buildings, Ayr.
ADVEETISEMENTS.
THE LONDON
CUARANTEE AND ACCIDENT COMPANY (LIMITED),
12 ST. ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH.
(1) GUARANTEE DEPARTMENT.
Bonds are granted whereby the Company undertakes to make
good, loss sustained by reason of the fraud or dishonesty of per-
sons receiving or holding money, or securities for money, or en-
trusted with property of any kind.
The undoubted responsibility of the Company is shown by the
fact that its Guarantee Bonds are accepted in all the Departments
of Her Majesty's Government, including the Customs, Inland
Revenue, the Post Office, the Admiralty, &c. Bonds are also
accepted by other Municipal Corporations, and by various Banks
and Railways, and other large Companies throughout the United
Kingdom, India, and Australia.
The different kinds of risk have been carefully classified, and
the Company is therefore in a position to undertake the same at
the lowest possible scale of premium.
There are special terms for guaranteeing all the members of a
staff.
(2) ACCIDENT DEPARTMENT-
The experience of Accident Insurance Companies shows that
one person in every eleven meets with an accident in the course
of the year.
ORDINARY RISKS.
A Policy for ,£1000, if killed, or £Q per week while totally
disabled, costs £3 per Annum.
<£500, if killed, or ,£3 per week while totally disabled, for
35s per Year.
o£250, if killed, or 30s per week while totally disabled, for
20s per Annum.
Partial disablement may be insured for an extra yearly pay-
ment of 2S for every ,£100 assured.
AGENT FOR AYR:
JAMES M'MURTRIE, SOLICITOR.
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now in a better position than formerly — from increased
variety of the newest designs in Type, and improved
Machinery — to execute future orders, while parties
may rely that the prices charged will bear favourable
comparison with the most economical Offices in Scotland.
GOLD AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
Larqe |3lLL£ y0^ ^ntert/jnmejtt^,
IN' COLOURED INKS.
FESTIVAL PROGRAMMES AND HALL TICKETS.
PAMPHLETS, SOCIETY RULES, &c.
Circulars, Invoices, Memorandums, &c.
Funeral Letters and Intimations,
AT AN HOUR'S NOTICE.
The Newest Designs in Memorial Cards.
AI.EX. FJSRGT7SSON, PBINTEK.
The Stock of STATIONERY
Will be found very complete, comprising a great
variety of Plain and Fancy Note and Letter
Papers and Envelopes, Mourning Note
Paper and Envelopes, Folio Papers
plain and ruled, Grey and Brown
Wrapping Papers.
Ledgers, Day Boobs, & Account Books
Ruled and Bound to any Pattern.
WRITING AND COPYING INKS, PENS, &C.
ALBUMS,
DAILY & WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS
On Sale, and Delivered in any part of the Town.
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Alex. Fergusson,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AND NEWS-AGENT..
18 High Street, Ayr,
Has always on hand a large (Selection of
easflssY&Yxos books
For all occasions, and a great variety of
Books for Children and Young Persons.
Family, pEW, ajmd Rocket }3ibles.
PoOKBIJslDINQ AND LlTHOQF^APHING.
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DALBLAIR EOAD & CARRICK STREET
POSTING, Oil, & LIVERY
i§ir^iB[y§[™idW§a
DALBLAIR EOAD;
31 CARRIGK STREET; and
119 HIGH STREET, AYR.
♦
JAMES M'MTJRTRIE
Takes this opportunity of tendering his warmest thanks
to the Gentry and Public of Ayr and Neighbourhood for
past favours, and begs to state that he has for Hire,
OMNIBUSES, LANDAU 'BUSES, LANDAUS, BROUGHAMS,
CABS, PH/ETONS, SOCIABLES, DOC CARTS,
C. CARTS, GIGS, TWO and FOUli-WHEELED PONY BASKETS, &c.
Hearses and Mourning Coaches with
One or Two Horsts.
Every Attention paid to Gentlemen? s Horses at Livery.
CHARGES MODERATE.
P.S. — Orders left at Dalblair Road; 31 Carrick Street >
or 119 High Street, will receive prompt attention.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
-A.YR.
J. & A. Taylor beg to direct the attention of their
friends and the Public generally to the various Machines
they have in Stock, or make to order, all of which are
made of the best Material and Workmanship.
J. & A. T. make Steam-Engines suitable for every
purpose— Grain Mills, Water Wheels, Saw Mills, Thrash-
ing Mills, &c; and as their Stock of Wheel and other
Patterns is extensive, they are enabled to produce Ma-
chinery for every purpose on moderate terms.
All kinds of Smith Work executed neatly.
Plans and Specifications for Buildings and Machinery
prepared with accuracy and despatch.
Ayr, 1873.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
HAMILTON KING,
Plumber, Brassfounder, Gasfitter, & Gasalier
MANUFACTURER,
SLATER AND GLAZIER, SLATE AND LEAD MERCHANT,
In returning thanks for the liberal encouragement he has
received during the time he has been in business in Ayr,
begs respectfully to announce that, from the additional
Accommodation he has recently acquired, he is in a
position to execute all orders entrusted to him, in a style
which he hopes will secure for him not only a continuance,
but an extension of the support hitherto accorded him.
H. King would particularly call attention to his pre-
sent Stock of
CRYSTAL GASALIERS AND BRACKETS,
DRAWING-ROOM, DINING-ROOM, and PARLOUR
GASALIEBS and BRACKETS,
Of which he invites an inspection at his
SHOW-ROOMS,
SOI HIGH STREET, A.1TR.
Picture Hods, Desk Railings, and Mountings and Cast-
inys oj every description, made to order.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
AYR
114 HIGH STREET, AYR,
ESTABLISHED 184^.
wm. tTIodgson,
GENERAL BRASS-FOUNDER,
AND
GAS LUSTRE MANUFACTURER,
Has always a select Stock of the following, viz.: —
2 and 3-LIGHT GASALIERS in BRONZE, FLO-
RENTINE BRONZE, and LACQUER;
Bronze and Lacquered Lobby Pendants, various Styles;
ORNAMENTAL BRACKETS FOR SHOP WINDOWS;
Plain Brackets for Bed-rooms ;
MANTLEPIECE VASE BRACKETS FOR SITTING-ROOMS.
OLD CAS LUSTRES REBRONZED AND RELAGQUERED.
A LARGE STOCK OF
PLUMBERS' AND GAS-FITTERS' FURNISHINGS;
BRASS WORK FOR MILL WRIGHTS,
£IGO£ER», AND §HIP-BUIIDERI.
HOUSE— WHITLETTS, NEAR AYR.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE
dfttt <Bta and <pna <$p.,
(LATE JOHN RITCHIE,)
AYR.
China, Tea, and Breakfast Services ;
CHINA AND IRONSTONE DINNER Do.;
PLAIN AND GILT TOILET SETS ;
Wine Decanters, Claret Decanters,
Water Jugs, and Goblets;
HOCK, CHAMPAGNE, CLARET, PORT, AND SHERRY
WINE GLASSES ;
DESSERT SERVICE IN CHINA AND STONE ;
Bohemian Glass Ornamental Goods in China
and Glass.
JOHN M'FEAT, Manager.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
COMPANY, I
LOMBARD STREET, LONDON.
ESTABLISHED 1782.
For Insuring every kind of Property,
at Home or Abroad, from Loss of
Damage by Fire.
AGENTS FOR AYR AND SURROUNDING DISTRICT:
SOLICITOR,
1 CROMWELL PLACE, AYR;
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SOLICITOR,
33 NEWMARKET STREET, AYR ;
AND
SOLICITOR,
14 WELLINGTON SQUARE, A Y R "i
TMLFOTttPJ^lX*
TO
A D V ER T I S E R S
rpHE circulation of th'e " AYE OBSERVED "
-*- and " ARGUS and EXPRESS " News-
papers is rapidly approaching
TWENTY THOUSAND COPSES WEEKLY,
being more than equal to all other Ayrshire
Papers put together.
Reaching every class, and in many districts
being the only .Papers generally read, the Ob-
server and Argus ani> Expeess (now belonging
to one Proprietor) offer to Advertisers peculiar
advantages afforded by no other Paper in the
district.
No objectionable Advertisements are inserted
on any terms ; but every encouragement is given
to Local Advertisers to enter into contracts for
the Quarter, Half-year, or Year. This offer* the
most effective means for obtaining publicity, and
the charges are comparatively moderate.
JAMES M. FERGUSON,
Projji ietor. -
Observer Office,
Newmarket Street, Ayr.
8H-
A Y R 0 B S E R VE R
PRIUTING- ESTABLISHMENT,
49 NEWMARKET STREET, AYR.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
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INCLUDING
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M ERCH ANTS, BANKERS, SOLICITORS,
AUCTIONEERS, SHIPPING AGENTS, MANU-
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Private Establishments,
Executed Neatly, Expeditiously, and at Greatly
Reduce i Charges,
AT THE
OBSE&VER STEAM-PBSITTIITG WORSS,
49 NEWMARKET STREET, AYR.
James M. Ferguson, Proprietor.
Note, —ESTIMATES will be furnished when
required, and the most prompt attention will be
given to Country Orders.
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THE AYR OBSERVER
AND
GALLOWAY CHROXICLE.
Established 1832.
'pHE AYR OBSERVER AND GALLOWAY
*■ CHRONICLE is now Published as a Twice-a-
Week Paper, viz. , on Tuesday Afternoon and Satur-
day Morning.
The Tuesday Issue is published in the Afternoon, at
Two o'Clock, and contains the Ayr Grain and Cattle
Markets of that day, the London Corn Exchange Returns
and Liverpool Cattle Markets of Monday, the Marie Law
Review of the Corn Trade during the previous week, and
the other principal Markets held at the beginning of the
week throughout the country.
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News. No exertion is spared to render the Observer
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to the tastes of the Country Gentleman, the Farmer, the
Merchant, and the General Reader.
To be had from Agents in all parts of Ayrshire.
PRICE ONE PENNY.
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Newmarket Street, Ayr.
fe
THE ARGUS AND EXPRESS,
A WEEKLY PAPER foe AYRSHIRE,
PRICE ONE PENNY.
THE WESTERN ARGUS and A YES HI RE
EXPRESS are now incorporated, and in
future will appear under the above title. The
united efforts of the Staff of Contributors and
Correspondents connected with each of these
Papers are now devoted to one, and the resources
thus concentrated in support of the
AH&US AITS EXPRESS,
ENABLES IT TO TAKE RANK A3
The Best Weekly Paper Published in Ayrshire.
Printed and Published in the County Town :
different Editions, containing all the Local and
General News up to the hours of going to press,
are Published to suit the speediest means of con-
veyance to every part of Ayrshire — Agents being
appointed in every Village, embracing Mining
Manufacturing and Agricultural districts.
As a medium for Advertisements, the Argus
and Mispress cannot be over-rated. The circula-
tion of the Argus, already much larger than that
of any other Paper Published in the South-
western Counties of Scotland, combined with
that of the Express — an old-established County
Paper — presents an unequalled medium to Ad-
vertisers desirous of publicity among all classes
of the community. In fact, no announcement
can be fully brought before the Inhabitants of
Ayrshire unless published in its columns.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
BRITOTsT
JMqal & &mm] lift Itfaoaaium.
HEAD OFFICE FOR SCOTLAND-
IS Queen Street, Edinburgh.
:o:
DIRECTORS.
Chairman of the Board —Henry Moffat, Esq. , S.S. C. , of Eldim
Wm, N. Fraser, Esq., S.S.C., of Tornaveen
John Turnbull, Esq , W . S. , of Abbey, St Bathans.
Adam Morrison, Esq., S.S.C., York Place, Edinburgh.
A. B. Fleming, Esq. , of Hillwood, near Edinburgh.
Professor Laycock, Walter Street, Edinburgh.
David Harris, Esq , Chemical Manufacturer, Leith.
Invested Funds as at 31st December, 1872, ... £614,166 2 1
Annual Income Do. Do. ... 251181 8 5
New Annual Premiums for 1872, ... .... ... 18,782 5 2
Special Feature — Policies payable during lifetime at the
Ordinary rate of Premium.
BRITANNIA FIRE ASSOCIATION.
Under the same Management, but the Funds entirely distinct
from the Life.
Capital, £250,000 0 0
Annual Premium Income, ... ... 38, 807 12 1
Fire risks accepted at ordinary rates, and Surveys made at the
Company's Expense.
EDWARD W. BftOWSTI!, F.S.1, Secsetar/-
AGENTS.
William Bowie, Bookseller, Sandgate Street, Ayr..
James Andrew, Solicitor, Newmarket Street, Ayr.
William Crawford, 1 Bristo Place, Ardrossan.
John I. IN . Blair, Girvan.
James Wason, Inspector of Poor, Ballantrae.
E,obert Brown, Inspector of Poor, Irvine.
W. A. Stewart, Eglinton Estate Office, Heathfield, Irvine.
A. Ingram, Melbourne Terrace, Saltcoats.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
!m> l*?1 IV V 111 At m
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT,
ROYAL CITADEL BONDED AND FREE STORES,
sh&^boto. S3m2gmep ate.
WHISKIES, RUMS, GINS, AND BRANDIES.
Sherry, Port, Champagne, and Claret
Wines,
IN BOND AND DUTY PAID.
BURTON ON TRENT BEERS,
IN WOOD AND BOTTLE.
AUNDERS & CD'S DUBLIN PORTER,
In Hhds., Barrels, Half-Barrels, and Bottle.
TEA IN BOND AND DUTY PAID.
8tW§ §T@S$I§ ON $@PCB.
STOREAGE ACCOMMODATION.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
WINE AND SPIEIT MEECHANT
AND
BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT,
11 and 79 High Street, Ayr.
WHISKY, RUM, GIN, &. BRANDIES.
POET, SEE BET, CHAMPAGNE, & CLARET "W1JTES,
WELL MATURED.
JBass and Allsopp's India Pale Ale,
In Wood and Bottle.
SEATED WATERS MANUFACTURED
ON THE PREMISES.
Agent fo r
ROBERT KNOX & SON,
CAMBUS BREWERY, ALLOA,
AND
PORTER BREWERS, DUBLIN.
Families and the Trade Supplied.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Established upwards of 37 Years.
u spkrot & km STOBI
7 NEW BRIDGE STREET,
«A 4»jl wlUdl
AT WHICH EVERY ARTICLE IS CAREFULLY
SELECTED, AND OF THE
BEST QUA-LIT Y.
AH Orders from Town People and
Summdr Visitors promptly attended to.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
§ 11 mm
ftRENCH ^AIHDHESSER AND ||e)RFUMER,
(Thrice awarded Gold and Silver Medals in Paris,)
Has much pleasure in calling the attention of Ladies
and Gentlemen to his Large and well selected Stock
of every REQUISITE for the TOILET, all made by
the best French and English Makers.
Ladies can always find in his Establishment the
IN HAIRDRESSING,
as L. Le Clair himself goes twice a year to Paris
for the Fashions. .
He has also very comfortable and well fitted-up
ROOMS, with all modern improvements.
k BIHLiOIMG
NEWSViAEKET STREET, AYR,
(OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.)
ADVERTISEMENTS.
iew mim m iitiitiKi
RECEIVED MONTHLY,
FROM LONDON AND PARIS
W. LEGGE begs to intimate his Eemoval from the
Queen's Rooms to those central and commodious premises,
68 5SWM&E&ST STfiSST, ATE,
where he will be enabled to give his Customers the advan-
tage of a Private Room, if desired, for Hair Cutting,
Dressing, and Shampooing, which he feels confident will
be appreciated.
W. L. has a Large and well selected Stock of PER-
FUMERY and every known TOILET REQUISITE,
of British and Foreign Manufacture. He would also
call the attention of Ladies and Gentlemen to
HIS OWN PREPARATIONS FOR THE TOILET,
so well known throughout Ayrshire and neighbouring
Counties. The attention of Ladies is respectfully re-
quested to the Large Stock of ORNAMENTAL HAIR,
made in every Shape and Design, at Moderate Prices.
W. L. having had great experience in the management
of the Hair in London and the Provinces, Ladies and
Gentlemen can rely on getting their Hair properly Cut,
Singed, and Shampooed in the most careful manner ; and
no pains will be spared to secure the comfort of his nume
rous Patrons.
68 SEWMARRET STREET,
(ONE DOOR FROM SANDGATE),
AYR.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
"l
BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AND BOOKBINDER,
81 HIGH STREET, AYR,
AND TEMPLEHILL, TROON,
Has always in Stock a Large and varied Assortment
OF
*pte, %\Uw$, 9tmn% <&xtt iwte,
AND
WHICH HE SELLS AT
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
A Special Reduction made on Books for
Libraries and School Prizes.
. thqmas wbj©ht,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER
AYR AND TROON.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
DANIEL M'KECMIE,
Work—Newtonhead, Ayr,
BEGS to intimate that, in addition to his other Business,
he has recently added the making of SACKS, which
can be supplied in any quantity, and on most Moderate
Terms. The Sacks can be printed with any address.
Also, CART, STACK, RICK, and other COVERS
made and rendered Waterproof.
SHIP CHANDLERY STORE,
BES, rST 3EK qg V JA. "ST .
:o:
D. M'K. has always on hand a Stock of
ROPES, TWINES, CANVAS,
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES,
ES DEL OS? £3 SX2 £^ S3 ^
TABS, PITCH, EOSIST, &c , &c.
N.B. — Orders left with Mr P. B. Hill, Fishmonger
High Street, Ayr, will have prompt attention.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
JAMES ARMSTR
fff
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SH@1
96 High Street, Ayr,
Has always on Hand a most Extensive
Stock of BOOTS and SHOES of his own
Manufacture, which for Neatness of Style,
Durability, and Moderate Prices, cannot
be surpassed in the Trade.
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Strict Attention Paid to Boots Made
to Order.
REPAIRS NEATLY AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Business Established 1814.
ILL/AM STEWART,
OHIUMET S'WEEPBB,
(FLAT ABOVE MR MAITLAND BROWN, GROCEfi),
In returning thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public
of Ayrshire for the liberal encouragement he has received,
takes the present opportunity of informing them that he
continues the business in all its departments, at 201 J
High Street, Ayr; and, by unremitting attenton in
Sweeping Chimneys, and altering them for the con-
venience of Cleaning, he is confident of giving every
satisfaction to his employers.
•:o:
TO AGRICULTURISTS:
ON MODERATE TERMS.
CARDS AND LETTERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALEX. M'DONALD & SONS,
CHIMBTET SWEEPERS,
n ihhdikb ronsir, ayi9
Respectfully return thanks to their numerous Employ-
ers for the liberal patronage which they have received
during the last thirty-seven years, and beg to intimate
that they continue to carry on their Business in the above
Premises, and trust, by strict attention, to receive a con-
tinuance of public patronage.
Landlords who may be pleased to entrust them with
Cleaning the Vents of their Properties, may depend on
the greatest care being taken of the roofs.
N.B. — Smoking Chimneys Cured and Repaired;
Washing-House Boiler Flues thoroughly and efficiently
Cleaned.
Anything going wrong with the Vents, within Two
Weeks after A. M'D. & Sons have completed them, they
will return and clean them anew without any extra charge.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
:o:
The Subscriber respectfully intimates to
Farmers and others that he has on hand
a good Supply of
BEST I It IS II LIME.
PATRICK MCMILLAN.
Patent Lime Kilns,
South Quay, Ayr.
PATRICK M'MILLAN,
PLASTERER,
RIVER STBEET* WALLA6ET0WJI,
A Y & ,
Grateful to his Friends and the Public in General for
the liberal support he has received since commencing
Business in Ayr, hopes, by strict attention and superin-
tending all work himself, to merit a further continuance
of their support.
HIVER STREET, AYB.
ADYFUTISEMEXTS.
WHOLESALE AND EETAIL
aft, <&mt, and |aultro (ftsia&liahmqnt,
No. 10 NEW BRIDGE STREET,
A. Y R.
George M'Creadie, in tendering his sincere thanks for
the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed on him, respect-
fully intimates that he has made considerable improve-
ments in his Shop, 10 New Bridge Street, suited to the
requirements of an increasing Betail Business. His
extensive Wholesale transactions enable him to have an
abundant and choice supply of all things connected with
the Trade in their respective seasons ; and, with strict
personal attention, he hopes to give general satisfaction
alike to the Inhabitants of Ayr and the Visitors located in
Town during the Summer. Parties may rely on having a
constant supply of
pecBTi fds'hj & i#$fei@ mi@i»
THREE TIMES A DAY,
From his Father's extensive Fisheries on this Coast.
ICE &LW&YB CN 2LA.OT.
§iuces, i*±c<fe ikrib isr's; «&©., &c.
ha to wmmmm ^©(yjaLAoaiLY.
Observe!
No. 10 NEW BRIDGE STREET, AYR.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
La^ em
FAMILY GROCER
AND
ipm®^ra®Kf ma mem
185 HIGH STKEET,
(OPPOSITE THE "WALLACE TOWER,)
Has always on hand a Large Stock of First-class
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS, at the Lowest Market
Rates. His Stock includes
teas, sugars, coffees,
and spices;
DUNLOP, CHEDDAR, AND STILTON CHEESE;
Finest Belfast Smoked Bacon;
WILTSHIRE BACON, &c, &c.
J. P. also receives a Supply of
COUNT KY BUTTER
(FRESH AND POWDERED),
TWICE A WEEK, FROM THE BEST DAIRIES.
Agent for Titley's Dairy Salt.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
AND
NEAR RAILWAY BRIDGE,
AY R.
Takes this opportunity most respectfully to state that he
is prepared to Execute all kinds of SCULPTURE and
MONUMENTAL WORK in Freestone of the most enduring
Quality, and to erect such in any part of the County.
Gentlemen's Armorial Bearings Cut.
ABERDEEN GRANITE WORKS,
WELLINGTON ROAD.
Having been appointed AGENT in AYR for the above
Works, Parties can be supplied with the Best RED and
GREY ABERDEEN GRANITE MONUMENTS in all
their varied Designs.
A Large Collection of DRAWINGS on Hand to select
from.
Designs Forwarded.
Inscriptions Neatly and Accurately
Out.
HOUSE— 38 ALLOWAY STREET, AYR.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
r,i/ m&M§?fa§W'
HATTER,
/.afesf Novelties in London and Paris Goods,
DRESS HATS, FELTS, CAPS, &c,
UMBRELLAS, BRACES, TIES, COLLARS.
e. robe:
/£0/? MS CLOTHIER,
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Returns his best thanks to his Friends
for past favours, and most respectfully
solicits a continuance of their support.
Printer and Bookbinder,
55 & 57 NEWMARKET ST., AYR.
Additions having been made to the Large and Varied
Stock of Finishing Tools, Customers can have late
Volumes of current Works Bound in the same Pattern
as earlier issues, and Books of all kinds Bound in the
Newest and Neatest Styles.
PBESENTATION "VOLTJIMEES
Handsomely Bound in Calf or Morocco.
Family and Church Bibles, Testaments, &c, &c,
Bepaired, Begilt, or Bound, Neatly and Cheaply.
^h* JUt Jtattt«i> ©rcpfete; Mhxstx&tii 'goxtion glttos,
Tastefully Bound in Half- Calf or Morocco.
MAGAZINES & SERIALS Neatly and Carefully Bound
in Half-Calf or to Pattern.
^ — *a,
W, LYMBURN, Printer,
rs^
c
"Letter-Pi\ess Printing,
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Orders for every Description of Printing receive
the most prompt attention, and are executed in a
neat and careful style, at strictly Moderate Rates.
BUSINESS CARDS & MEMORANDUMS.
Invoices. Account Tops, Receipt Forms.
HAND, SHOW, & POSTING BILLS.
TESTIMONIALS.
cSxraxe, Concert, uttb $aU $tOQmmmz$ attb tickets.
I
Si
Funeral Letters, Intimations, 6° Memoriam Cards,
(Newest Designs,) on the Shortest Notice.
-m ^ — w% ** — TSSfcafc™
eel. leuinbuvir, $xmi&, ^<P^#^ gtatioiw, * gookluntiev
ADVERTISEMENTS.
T
TAILORS AITS CLOTHIERS,
59 NEWMARKET STREET, AYR,
Thank the Gentry and Public of Ayr for past favours ;
and in soliciting a continuance of their patronage, beg to
intimate that their Stock of CLOTHS, in all the depart-
ments is Replete with everything New and Fashionable
for the Season.
Having had considerable practical experience in the
Making-up of
MILITARY UNIFORMS,
M. & A. can assure gentlemen that all orders of this
description will be executed in the best style of work-
manship, and according to the latest and most approved
designs.
Every Garment done in this Establishment in the
first style, and with as much Economy and Cheapness,
consistent with the proper execution of the work, as in
any house in Ayr.
JOHN RUSSELL,
TAILOR and CLOTHIER,
a. a wj3E-^" X3 r x m ca- xs si«.f
AYR,
Returns his best thanks to his numerous
friends for past favours, and most respect-
fully solicits a further continuance of their
support.
U NEW BRIDGE STREET,
ADVERTISEMENTS.
ESTABLISHED ISIS.
A. COWAN & SON,
CMfSKM 111 lillfilS.
24 NEWMA.RKET STREET,
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE,
-a.~st:r.
MI SHEA
CLOTHIER,
23 NEWMARKET STREET,
ADVERTISEMENTS.
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TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,
I? G81W BRUMS S1TRBL . ,
HAS ALWAYS ON HAND A
CHOICE SELECTION
OF THE NEWEST STYLES IN
FANCY CO A TINGS, TWEEDS, &c.
'S
LINEN, COTTON, OXFORD, GAUZE OR FRENCH
PRINT (Choice Pattern),
MAKE TO MEASURE »» PAIfERW.
SHIRTS FINISHED FOR INDIA, CHINA, AND
THE COLONIES vHand Sewn).
SUMMER UNDERCLOTHING.
OUTFITS FOR HOME OR ABROAD.
HOSIERY, CLOVES, Mfi SCARFS.
J. GRAY, 14 SAN DG ATE STREET, AYR.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
W3WL
HAT & CAP MERCHANT,
1 HI
TUSt
ESTABLISHED 18*2.
EVERY ARTICLE OF THE BEST.
S3 &±. £E> ££> o^ s^ ca. "52-
141 HIGH STREET, AYR.
Respectfully intimates that he will supply
CART AND GIG HARNESS,
of the Best Quality and Style, at
Always on hand
RIDING SADDLES and BRIDLES,
HORSE CLOTHING, RUGS, &c,
ADVERTISEMENTS.
'P
JOINERS AND BUILDERS,
OLD BRIDGE END,
W.HHM&SON,
PLUMBERS, SLATEE8,
AND
GLAZIERS,
FORT STREET, AYR,
AND
BOSWELL COTTAGE,
cs "osr s^rt- K3- cx> <m as
ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHARLES I'CARTNEY,
PLUMBER & GASFITTER,
131 HIGH STREET,
J
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om©kid
SLATER & GLAZIEI
9
HOUSE AND SHOP :
GEORGE ST., WALLACETOWN;
J± Y R.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
COAL MERCHANT,
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD COAL DELIVERED
IN TOWN OR COUNTRY, ON
MODERATE TERMS.
-A. TRIAL SOLICITED.
HURLFORD FIRE CLAY WORKS
GOODS DEPOT,
MAIN STREET, NEWTON, AYR.
GEORGE SMITH, AGEftiT.
FIRE BRICKS, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL;
SMS -G0¥1HS, PAVSSEG TS&3SS,
OI^^T.A.iyEEITT^.L VASES, S^G..
HORSE MANGERS, CATTLE TROUGHS, PIG TROUGHS,
AND LARGE CISTERNS, MADE TO ORDER.
GEORGE SMITH, MAIN STREET, NEWTON.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
W. ROBERTSON
)
COAL MERCHANT
AND
STEAMBOAT AGENT.
Office— 4 HARBOUR STREET, AYR.
House— GREEN STREET, NEWTON.
PHOTOGRAPHER,
13 HIGH STREET,
Opposite King's Arms Hotel.
ADVfiRtISEi*EirtrS.
ROBERT H. SMITH
6 CROMWELL PLACE,
FORT, AYR.
JAMES DUNLOP.
AND
34 HIGH STREET, AYR.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
ESTABLISHED IN 1839.
ISTON I
Painters, Decorators, Paperhangers,
and Gilders,
46 SANDGATE STREET, AYR,
Has always on hand a choice Collection of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PAPERHANGINOS, BORDERS, &&
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, & BRUSHES,
FOB S-A.ILE.
BILL-POSTER,
4 @>%M S&X&CH& STREET,
AYR,
NEXT DOOR TO ME AULD, HAIRDRESSER.
Country Orders punctually attended to.
g^ Old Books Bought, Sold, and Exchanged.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
m*
M
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PAINTER, PAPERHANGER,
AND
DECORATOR, dc, <&a,
ii ISWMi&lff £TE«T, HE.
House— 10 BARNS STREET.
Paints, Colours, Varnishes, Paperhangings, Brushes, &c.
M^M
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PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER,
22 NEWMARKET STREET,
Has always on Hand a Choice Selection of
TEE HE-WEST DESIGNS
ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Hams
and
Sausages.
Corn'd Been
Pickled
Tongues, &c
69 HIGH STREET, AYR,
HOUSE— 23 BARNS STREET.
JAIES PATERSOtf,
FLESHER,
Corn'd Beef
and
Pickled
Tongues.
HAMS,
Wholesale
and
Retail.
No. 98 HIGH STEEET,
A.
HOUSE— 32 MILL STREET.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
0
SI
(SUCCESSOR TO J. ADAM & SON,)
FLESHER,
Corn Beef g — .
-*fe Hams,
and AJfeg
%f Wholesale and
Pickled Tongues. *W*
•**•- Retail.
22 SANDGATE STREET
AYR.
HOUSE— 15 CHARLOTTE STREET.
ABRASA1 WALES,
FAMILY & SHIPPING BUTCHER,
CORN'D BEEF,
SPICED ROUNDS,
PICKLED TONGUES,^
and
SAUSAGES.
HAMS,
WHOLESALE
and
RETAIL,
&c, &c, &c.
A.
HOUSE: WINTON BUILDINGS.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHAS. M'QUEE
FLESHER AND HAM CURER,
^M
E a m S
and
Sausages.
Cor n'd Beef
Pickled
Tongues, & c.
242 HIGH STREET, AYR.
WL&3&&M
PORK BUTCHERS,
3 NEWMARKET STREET
AYR.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
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P
HAMS
and
S A USAGES.
CORN'D BEEF,
PICKLED
TONGUES, &c.
No. 217 HIGH STREET,
jgLisr
HOUSE— 215 HIGH STREET.
WALTER MITCHELL,
FRESH AND
PICKLED
BACON, &c.
CORN'D BEEF,
PICKLED
TONGUES, &c.
l
l
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HAMS ALWAYS ON HAND,
WHOLESALE AND BET AIL.
ADVB'RTI S EM ENT S .
DAVID SEMPLE,
CORN BEEF
and
SAUSAGES.
I? _L E S H_ E R, ,
SAMS
and
Pickled Tongues,
&c.
<SI@K®I §Te, W^LL&©iT@WGC,
(OPPOSITE JOHN STREET).
JAS. FOLLAMM
FLESHER,
CORN BEEF
and
A7SA&ES.
HAMS
and
PXC2LED TONGUES.
OSWALD TERRACE,
GEORGE STREET, WALLACETQWN,
&. "ST E& ■
TO
A D V ERTI.SER8
rpHE circulation of the "AYR OBSERVER"
-*- and " ARGUS and EXPRESS " News-
papers is rapidly approaching
TWENTY THOUSAND COPIES WEEKLY,
being more than equal to all other Ayrshire
Papers put together.
Reaching every class, and in many districts
being the only Papers generally read, the Ob-
server and Argus and Express (now belonging
to one Proprietor) offer to Advertisers peculiar
advantages afforded by no other Paper in the
district.
No objectionable Advertisements are inserted
on any terms ; but every encouragement is given
to Local Advertisers to enter into contracts for
the Quarter, Half-year, or Year. This offers the
most effective means for obtaining publicity, and
the charges are comparatively moderate.
JAMES M. FERGUSON,
Proprietor.
Observer Office,
Newmarket Street, Ayr.
H " ■ : "->*
AYR 0 B SE R VE R
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
49 NEWMARKET STREET, AYR.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
LETTERPRESS PRINTING,
INCLUDING
POSTERS, IN COLOURED INKS;
Catalogues and Bills;
PROGRAMMES
For Concerts, Soirees, and Balls;
CIRCULARS, PROSPECTUSES, AND TRADE-
LISTS;
REPORTS AND PAMPHLETS;
1NT1MATI®N AND MEMORIAL CARDS.
FUNERAL LETTERS.
BUSINESS CARDS;
INVOICE AND MEMORANDUM FORMS;
HANDBILLS,
And every kind of PRINTING required by
MERCHANTS, BANKERS, SOLICITORS,
AUCTIONEERS, SHIPPING AGENTS, MANu!
FACTURERS, SHOPKEEPERS, and Public and
Private Establishments,
Executed Neatly, Expeditiously, and at Greatly
Reduoei Charges,
AT THE
OBSERVER STEAM-PRINTING T70RSS,
49 NEWMARKET STREET, AYR.
James M. Ferguson, Proprietor.
Note.— ESTIMATES will be furnished when
required, and the most prompt attention will be
given to Country Orders.
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THE AYR OBSERVER
AND
GALLOWAY CHRONICLE.
Established 1832.
'PHE AYR OBSERVER AND GALLOWAY
*- CHRONICLE is now Published as a Twice- a-
Week Paper, viz., on Tuesday Afternoon and Satur-
day Morning.
The Tuesday Issue is published in the' Afternoon, at
Two o'Clock, and contains the Ayr G-rain and Cattle
Markets of that day, the London Corn Exchange Returns
and Liverpool Cattle Markets of Monday, the Marie Law.
Review of the Corn Trade during the previous week, and
the other principal Markets held at the beginning of the
week throughout the country.
The Saturday Issue is published early on that Morn-
ing, and contains reports of the principal English and
Scotch Markets held towards the end of the week, and
all the Agricultural and Commercial information usually
found in a Saturday Paper.
Each issue also contains Telegraphic News up to the
hour of going to press, the fullest reports of Local In-
telligence. Original contributions from experienced
Leader Writers, Reviews, and Literary Notices of New
Publications and current Literature, Literary Extracts,
and Opinions of the Press, and a full summary of General
News. No exertion is spared to render the Observer
and Chronicle a useful and agreeable local organ, suited
to the tastes of the Country Gentleman, the Farmer, the
Merchant, and the General Reader.
To be had from Agents in all parts of Ayrshire.
PRICE ONE PENNY.
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Observer Office,
Newmarket Street, Ayr.
THE ARGUS AND EXPRESS,
A WEEKLY PAPER for AYRSHIRE,
PRICE ONE PENNY.
THE WESTERN ARGUS and AYRSHIRE
EXPRESS are now incorporated, and in
future will appear under the above title. The
united efforts of the Staff of Contributors and
Correspondents connected with each of these
Papers are now devoted to one, and the resources
thus concentrated in support of the
ARGUS AND EXPRESS,
ENABLES IT TO TAKE RANK AS
The Best Weekly Paper Published in Ayrshire.
Printed ar.d Published in the County Town :
different Editions, containing all the Local and
General News up to the hours of going to press,
are Published to suit the speediest means of con-
veyance to every part of Ayrshire — Agents being
appointed in every Village, embracing Mining
Manufacturing and Agricultural districts.
As a medium for Advertisements the Argvs
and Express cannot be over-rated. The circula-
tion of the Argvs, already much larger than that
of any other Paper Published in the South-
western Counties of Scotland, combined with
that of the Express — an old-established County
Paper — presents an unequalled medium to Ad-
vertisers desirous of publicity among all classes
of the community. In fact, no announcement
can be fully brought before the Inhabitants of
Ayrshire unless published in its columns.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHINA & TOY WAREHOUSE,,
152 HIGH STREET,
AYR.
Register Office for Seruants.
W IBM
AND
ESTABLISHMENT,
[rs 6BAT. 11 Kyi
AN EARLY CALL SOLICITED.
H.B.— LADIES' OWN MATERIALS MADE UP.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
jffiBUhhtsfln & JJtoni
FURNISHING IRONMONGERS,
128 HlftH STREET,
AYR.
12 NEW BRIDGE STREET,
HOUSE : 7 BUCKINGHAM TERRACE.
ADVERTISEMEN TS.
s»,i!ai3?
GOLDSMITH
AND
No. 38 HIGH STKEET,
Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery of every
Description kept in Stock,
REPAIRS OF ALL HINDS DONE ON THE
PREMISES.
AYR APOTHECARIES HALL,
2 Macneille Buildings,
NEWMARKET STREET.
Hfogomrftty MA Jannty (Statei
N.B .— DR RONALD'S CONSULTING ROOMS.
ADVERT X&EMENTS.
II
FAMILY GROCERS
AND
110 HIGH STREET,
C. W. M'CALL,
FAMILY AND RETAIL
III, Will, t Kill! IIMHH! ;
AYR.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
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9
PLUMBER AND GASFITTER,
12 NEWMARKET STREET,
AYR.
Prices Moderate. Best Workmanship.
HOUSE— NORTH QUAY.
fitti
OF EVEEY DESCEIPTION,
TO BE HAD FROM
KYLE STREET, AYR.
Flies Dressed to Pattern. Fishing Bods, Violins and
Bows Repaired. A Stock of Violins, Bows, and Fur-
nishings always on hand.
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY PUNCTUALLY
ATTENDED TO.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALEX. KING,
AYR ARMS SALE ROOMS,
1 SANDGATE STREET,
\\Wttx m& (Rtmmt Wwk in M ite %vmAm.
PLASTERER AND CEMENT WORKER,
MAIN STREET, NEWTON, AYR,
(a little above free church.)
From A. A.'s long Practical Experience, he hopes,
by Strict- Personal Attention and Good Workmanship,
to gain the confidence of his Patrons.
ESTIMATES GIVEN.
Jobbings Neatly and Expeditiously Executed.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
AND
RESTAURANT,
8 SANDGATE STREET,
GO
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CO
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ANDREW GLASS, Proprietor.
Well-aired Beds, and every attention paid to the comfort of
Visitors. The Original Tarn o'Shanter Chairs and Drinking Cup
in the House. Stabling. Cabs in waiting at the Railway Station.
Large Hall let on Moderate terms.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
If* 8L WjUL
PHOTOGRAPHER,
No. 45 NEWMARKET STREET,
(Next Door to the Post Office,)
Enlargements Done from Small Pictures,
and Finished in Oil, Water Colours,
and Crayons,
mifim
SADDLER,
131 HiaH STREET
(OPPOSITE WAELACE TO WEE,)
AYR.
(Seyenteen Years with Mr John Campbell.)
DOUBLE, SINGLE, VAN, AND CAET
HAENESS Made Up in Best Style,
and at Moderate Prices.
All Orders will receive E. W.'s best attention.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
BAKER, CONFECTIONER, AND PURVEYOR.
PORTER AND ALES,
DAILY, FROM 8 a.m. TO 10 p.m.
FAMILY ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
Excursion parties from all quarters can be supplied by
giving a day's notice, at
HIGH STREET, AYR
(Two Doors West of the King's Arms Hotel)
FEANCIS NEIL,
G0AKISI,
FURNITURE SALE-ROOM,
991 & 121 HIGH STREET, AIR.
®M»i famtfij) gyiwap «« P»tttf.
OKDEKS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wholesale & Retail Tobacconists, & Importers of Foreign Cigars,
6 HIGH STREET, AYR,
Beg to inform their Customers and the Public generally, that they
have always on hand a large and well-selected Stock of Fancy
Goods in the above line, comprising Meerschaum and Brier
Pipes, of the finest quality and Newest Designs ; Sealskin and
India Rubber Pouches (Fusee Boxes), Cigar Cases, &c. &c.
J. & W. D. have always in Stock a large variety of British and
Foreign Manufactured Cigars, Manilla Cheroots, &c, of the
finest quality and best Brands.
i^wct} ^obacco, of evetju description (Loose awl
in jackets).
Have also a splendid selection of FANcy Staffs, in Zoolo,
Orange, Olive, Pimento, and Myrtle Woods, &c. ; Ratan, Bam-
boo, and Whangae Canes, &c.
TOBACCO JUICE AND PAPER ALWAYS IN STOCK,
AUCTION MART, AYR.
Sales conducted, Valuations made, and
Inventories taken, in Town and Country,
promptly and moderately.
Office— 102 HIGH STKEET.
House— 20 DALBLAIR EOAD.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Established 70 Years.
E. H. KENNEDY
FAMILY GROCER,
AND
mm m@ spdriit mmmmj,
168 HIGH STREET,
<£varss..
ADVERTISEMENTS .
ion bujcsay,
Auctioneer & Appraiser, House & Law Agent
Office— 95 HIGH STREET, AYE.
House— TEMPERANCE HOTEL AND RESTAU-
RANT, 133J, 135, 137 HIGH STREET, AYR,
(Late Henry's Temperance Hotel. )
Also Agent for the
BORDER COUNTIES FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
DUMFRIES; AND
BRITISH IMPERIAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.. MANCHESTER.
JOHN GRAY'S
1 H
wis.
9
198 HIGH STREET, AYR.
(ONE DOOR FROM WALLACE TOWER.)
Breakfasts, Dinners, Steaks, and Chops,
TRIPE SUPPERS,
PORTER AND ALES.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
BOOT AND
SHOEMAKER,
i@4 mmm street, aywl
(A little above the Wallace Tower, same side.)
ORR, STAYMAKER, 15 MILL STREET, AYR.
WATCHMAKER A HID JEWELLER.
PEMTK1& WATCH MJXSB,
(£a£e jtf/tt Messrs James Muirhead & Son,
Buchanan Street, Glasgow,)
ion tj*
u£L "ST ^&
ADVERTISEMENTS.
[RO^TTOM©
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
EXECUTED WITH NEATNESS AND
DESPATCH
AT THE
"OBSERVER" OFFICE,
NEWMARKET STREET,
sttipiekioir.
AT
ROBERT FERUUSSOUJ & Co/s,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
71 HIGH STREET,
(CORNER OF FISH CROSS).
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R. F. & Co. are now receiving their Weekly Supply of
COUNTRY POWDERED BUTTER from first-class
Dairies.
On hand, FINE OLD CAMPBELTOWN and
GLENLIVET WHISKY.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOINERS, &c,
ark ©m©ik§, isi mm §t„
JOBBINGS OF ALL KINDS NEATLY EXECUTED.
ESTIMATES GIVEN.
r,..?.. 3 &a
3
Joiner and Funeral Undertaker,
27 Carrick Street, Ayr,
Returns his sincere thanks to his Friends and tTie
Public in general for the very liberal encouragement he
has received since commencing Business on his own
account, and trusts, by strict attention, combined with
Moderate Prices, to merit' a continuance of public
patronage.
June, 1873.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
(PARTNER IN THE FIRM OF PATERSON SONS & CO,)
Attends personally to the Tuning and Regulating of
Pianos and Harmoniums.
Annual Engagements for keeping Pianos in
Tune on Moderate Terms.
From Mr Murray's long experience in the trade,
parties entrusting the selection of Pianos or Harmoniums
to him may rely on getting a good instrument, having the
largest stock in Scotland to choose from.
PIANOFORTE, HARMONIUM, & MUSIC SALOONS :
36 NEWMARKET STREET, AYR;
152 BUCHANAN STREET, GLASGOW;
27 GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH;
AND
17 PRINCES STREET, PERTH.
Pianoforte and Music Sellers,
36 NEWMAEKET STKEET, AYR
Paterson, Sons, & Co. have always on hand a large
selection of Pianofortes and Harmoniums, by the best
English and French Makers, for Sale or Hire.
FULL VALUE ALLOWED FO* OLD INSTRUMENTS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
Cottage Pianos for Hire, from 10s Qd per Month upwards.
GRAND PIANOS FOR HIRE, ON MODERATE TERMS,
BY
COLLARD & COLLAR!).
EBARD.
KIRKMAN.
BROADWOOD.
Harmoniums for Hire, from 5s per Month upwards.
Any Instrument may be hired ivith the option of Purchase, in
one, two, or three yaars, as may be agreed upon.
AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OF CLASSICAL AND FASHIONABLE
MUSIC, HALF-PRICE FOR CASH.
PATCItSON, SOUS, 6. Co.,
36 NEWMARKET STREET, AYR,
AND
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