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WATSON'S 

DIRECTORY 


FOR 


PAISLEY, 

TCEl^TKSVr,  JOHITSTOKE,  ELDEBSLIE, 
LmWOOD,  QOARRELTON,  THORNHILL, 

BAL.ACL.AV  A,     AND     INKERMANN, 

FOR  THU  YEAR 

1870-71. 


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PRINTED  AND  PUBLISHED  BY  WM.  B.  WATSON,  AT  THE  "PAlSLtY  HERALD'^  OFFICE, 
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CONTENTS. 


Page 

Page 

Paisley  Street  Guide 

7 

Curriers  and  Belt  Makers 

.  138 

PAISLEY  DIRECTORY     ... 

13 

Distillers            

.  138 

Drapers  and  Silk  Mercers      .. 

.  138 

TRADES  AND   PROFESSIONS 

Dressmakers  and  Milliners     .. 

.  139 

Accountants      

"l21 

Druggists  and  Chemists 

.  I4i 

Agents  and  Commission  Agents  121 

Drysalters 

.  142 

Architects  and  Land  Surveyors 

122 

Dyers 

.  142 

Auctioneers  and  Appraisers  .. 

122 

Embroiderers 

.   143 

Bakers 

122 

Engineers  (consulting) 

.  143 

Bankers             

124 

Engineers  and  Machine  Makers  143 

Rill  Posters       

124 

Fire  Clay  Manufacturers 

.  144 

Bleachers,  Shawl  Washers,  &c 

124 

Fishmongers  and  Poulterers  .. 

.  144 

Bookbinders      

124 

Fleshers 

.  144 

Booksellers  and  Stationers     ... 

125 

Funeral  Undertakers 

.  145 

Boot  and  Shoemakers  . 

125 

Furnished    Lodging-House 

Brassfounders  ...         

127 

Keepers          ...         

.  146 

Brewers             

127 

Furnishers         

.    146 

Brickmakers  and  brickbuilders 

127 

Furniture  Dealers         

.   147 

Brush  and  Basket  Dealers     ... 

128 

Gardeners          

.  147 

Cabinetmakers 

128 

Glaziers 

.    148 

Calenderers  and  Finishers 

128 

Grain  Merchants         

.   148 

Calico  and  Shawl  Printers    ... 

129 

Grocers  and  Victuallers 

.   149 

Candlemakers 

129 

Hair  Dressers 

.  154 

Card  and  Print  Cutters 

129 

Ham  Curers      

.  155 

Carpet  Manufacturers... 

129 

Hatters... 

.    155 

Garters 

130 

Hosiers 

.  155 

Chemical  \\''orks 

130 

House  Factors 

.  156 

Chimney  Sweeps          

130 

Inn  and  Hotel  keepers... 

.  156 

China  Merchants 

130 

-Ironfounders 

■   156 

Clerg3'men         ...         ...         ... 

131 

Iron  Merchants 

.  157 

Cloth    Merchants   and  Agents 

Ironmongers      

.  157 

fordo 

132 

Jacquard  Machine  Makers     .. 

.  157 

Cloth  Merchants  and  Woollen 

Ladies'  Nurses         

.  157 

Drapers         

132 

Law  Agent        

.  157 

Coach  and  Van  Builders     .     ... 

132 

lieather  Merchants      

.  157 

Coach  Hirers 

132 

Lithographers  and  Engravers 

158 

Coal  Masters 

133 

Manufacturers  of  Shawls,  &c. 

158 

Coal  Merchants  and  Dealers  ... 

133 

of  Blacking 

.  160 

Coffee    Houses    and    Hotels 

of  Corn  Flour           

.  160 

(Temperance)           

133 

of  Curled  Hair          

.  160 

Confectioners  and  Fruiterers... 

134 

of  Machinery  Belts 

.  160 

Contractors        

13.^ 

of  Muslin       

.160 

Coopers 

136 

of  Oil  and  Glycerine 

.  160 

Corkcutters       ...         

136 

of  Sewed  Muslin        

.  160 

Cotton  Spinners           

136 

of  Starch       

.   161 

Cowfeeders ,. 

136 

of  Thread      ... 

.  16.1 

CONTENTS. 


Page 

Masons  and  Builders 161 

Measurers         ...  162 

Medical  Practitioners 162 

Messenger-at-Arms     162 

Metal  Eefiners 163 

Midwives  ...         ...         ...  163 

Millers    ...         ...         ...         ...  163 

Missionaries      ...         ...         ...  163 

Nailers 164 

Nurserymen  and  Florists  ...  164 
Painters  and  Paperhangers  ...  164 
Pattern  Drawers  ...         ...  164 

Paper  Eulers 165 

Pawnbrokers    ..  ...         ...  165 

Photographers 165 

Plasterers  165 

Plumbers,  Tinsmiths,  and  Cop- 
persmiths        166 

Potato  Merchants        166 

Power-loom  Cloth  Factories  ...  166 
Printers  (Letter-press)  ...  167 

Kivet  and  Bolt  Maker  ...  167 

Eopespinners 167 

Eupture,  Truss,   and  Bandage 

Makers  167 

Saddlers         and         Harness 

Makers  ...         ...         ...  167 

Sculptors  ...         .  .         ...  167 

Seed  Merchants  168 

Shawl  Merchants         168 

Sbawl  and  Muslin  Cutters       ...  168 

Sheriff  Officers 168 

Shipbuilders     ...         ...         ...   168 

Singers  ,..         ...         ...  168 

Slaters ...  169 

Smiths  and  Farriers    ...         ...   169 

Soap  Manufacturers     169 

Starcher  and  Wool  Sizer        ...   170 
Surgeon-Dentists         ...         ...    170 

Tailors  and  Clothiers  ...  170 

Tanner 171 

Teachers  ...         ...         ...  171 

Dancing         ...         ...         ...  173 

Drawing         ...         174 

Music  ...         ...         ...  174 

Tobacconists     ...         ...         ...  174 

Tobacco  Pipe  Manufacturers  ...  174 
Umbrella  Manufacturers         ...  174 

Upholsterers 175 

Valuators  175 

Veterinary  Surgeons 175 

Warpers  ...         ...         ...  175 

Waste  Merchants        ...         ...  175 


Page 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers,  and 
Jewellers        ...         ...         ...  176. 

Weavers'  Furnishers  ...         ...  176 

Wine  and  Spirit  Merchants    ...  177 

Wood  Merchants         182 

Wood  Turners 183 

Wrights  and  Jainers 183 

Writers  184 

Yarn  and  Silk  Merchants      ...  185 

APPENDIX— PAISLEY. 
Asylums...         ...         ...         ...  214 

Banks 217 

Bank  Holidays  219 

Bowling  Clubs 241 

Burying  Grounds         ...         ...  224 

Canal  Company  ...         ...  223 

Carriers'  Quarters        224 

Church  Officers  ...  210 

Commissioners — Gas 251 

„  Assessed  Tax  204 

,,  Income  Tax      203 

„  Police  196 

Supply  201 

Water  194 

Counting-HoHse  Calendar      ....  252 

Courts— Burgh  ...         ...  208 

„  Commissary  ...  207 

„  Justice  of  Peace       ...  204 

„  Sheriff  208 

Sheriff  Small  Debt  ...  208 

Churches  210 

Clergymen         ...         ...  ...  210 

Curling  Clubs 245 

Cricket  Clubs    ...         ...         ...  243 

Dues— Eiver     200 

Town     ...         ...         ...  19.9 

District  Board  of  Lunacy       ...  206 
Fire  Brigades   ...         ...         ...  228 

Pairs      200 

Fast  Days         .  ...         ...  200 

Faculty  of  Procurators  ...  20& 

Gravediggers    ...         ...         ...  224 

Infirmary  ...         ,,,         ...  213 

Inland  Eevenue  ...         ...  227 

Inspectors  of  Weights  and  Mea- 
sures ...         ...         204 

Insurance  Offices  and  Agents      220 
Justices  of  the  Peace  ...         ...  207 

Justice  of  Peace  Constables  ...  209 

Leaders  of  Psalmody 210 

Lieutenancy      ...         ...         ...  203 

Magistrates  and  Town  Council  19S 


CONTENTS. 


Page 
Mason  Lodges  ...         ...         ...  242 

Omnibus  Traffic  228 

Paisley  Cemetery  Company  ...  212 

Parochial  Boards         214 

Parliamentary  Boundaries     ...  197 
Parliamentary  Constituency  ...  216 

Police  Assessment       197 

Police— Burgh 196 

County  ...         ...  207 

Police  (County),  Committee  ...  208 

Post  Office        225 

Postal  Regulations      226 

Public  Offices,  &c 222 

Railway  Companies     ...         ...  223 

Reading  Rooms 229-234 

Registrars  of  Births,  &c.         ...  221 
Religious  Denominations        ...  210 

Renfrewshire  Militia 228 

Renfrewshire  Prison  Board    ...  205 
Rifle  Volunteer  Officers  ..    212 

Schools  and  Teachers  ...         ...  230 

Societies,  &c 235-244-246 

Sheriff  Officers 209 

Table  of  Distances       ...  186 

Town  Officers 216 

Trustees— Abbey  Road  ...  251 

„  Burgh         195 

,,  Cart  Navigation    ...  195 

Valuation  of  Burgh     ...         .^.  216 

RENFREW  DIRECTORY  ...  253 

Churches        263 

Constituency ...  263 

Conveyances...         ...         ...  262 

Fairs 262 

Inns  and  Hotels       ..          ...  262 

Insurance  Agents     262 

Justices  of  the  Peace           ...  260 

Magistrates  and  Councillors  260 
Parochial  Board       ...          ....  261 

Population     263 

Post  Office     261 

Public  Offices,  &c 261 

Sacraments    ...         ...         ...  263 

Schools          262 

Societies         ...  261 

Surgeons       261 

Writers          ...         261 


Page 
JOHNSTONE  DIRECTORY    264 

Assembly  Rooms      279 

Banks  278 

Bowling  Club  280 

Canal  Company        ...         ...  281 

Carriers'  Quarters 281 

Church  Officers         280 

Coal  Agents 282 

Commissioners  of  Police     ...  278 

Curling  Clubs  282 

Fairs  and  Fasts       284 

Fire  Brigade 279 

Gas  Company  284 

Grave    Digger    and    Town 

Crier  280 

Insurance  Offices  and  Agents  279 

Inland  Revenue        280 

Justices  of  the  Peace  ...  278 

Medical  Practitioners  ...  279 

Mills 281 

Ministers ...  279 

Police  280 

Post  Office 280 

Precentors 280 

Reading  Rooms        279 

Schools  ...  28J 

Session  Clerk  and  Registrar    280 

Societies,  &c.  282 

Volunteer  Officers,  &c 280 

Writers  279 

ELDERSLIE  DIRECTORY      285 
Churches  and  Schools         ...  285 

Post  Office     285 

Cricket  Club 285 

THORN  HILL  DIRECTORY   287 

QUARRELTON  DIRECTORY288 

BALACLAVA  DIRECTORY   288 

INKERMANN  DIRECTORY  289 
Post  Office,  &c 289 

LINWOOD  DIRECTORY   ...  290 

Church  and  School 291 

Post  Office     ...  29L 


TEE  TANNAHILL  CLUB. 

Instituted  3d  June,  1858. 

J.  S.  Mitchell,  Chairman.  |        Provost  Murray,.  Croupier.. 

James  J.  Lamb,  H,on.  Secretary. 

James  Reid,  Secretary.. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


WILLIAM  MACIMTYEE,  Jim.. 

STATIONER, 

6    HIGH    STREET,    CROSS,    PAISLEY, 

AGENT     POR    THE 

YOEKSHIRE  FIRE  AND   LIFE   INSURANCE 

87  HIGH  STREET  and  9  CHURCHIIILL. 


HAXn,  "WOOL,  AND  STBA"^  MATTRESSES. 

PRICES  MODERATE. 


WORKSHOP-8   CHURCHHIL.L. 

JAMES   HUTCHESON, 

3    GLEN    LANE    (West    Side  Cottage),   PAISLEY, 

and 

92  WEST  BRIDGE-END,  DUMBARTON. 


GOUHTY    PIEE    OFFICE, 

SCOTTISH     B  R  A  F  C  II : 

t5    GEOK45E    STKEET,    El>IMBUIlCiM. 


AGENT  AT  PAISLEY— 

JAMES    B.    M'QALLAIT, 

99     HIGH     STREET. 


PAISLEY    STREET    GUIDE 


ABBEY  close,  from  18   Smithhills 

to  Abbey  street 
Abbey  street,  from  Abbey  close  to 

Thread  street 
Abercorn  Buildings,  21  Gauze  street 
Abercorn  street,  north  end  of  West 

Croft  to  Hamilton  street 
Albion  St.,  west  side  of  25  Love  st. 

Back  Sneddon,  north  side  of  2  Old 

Sneddon 
Bank  street,  south  side  of  22  Gauze 

street  to  Mill  street 
Barclay  st.,  south  side  of  15  George 

street  to  Canal  street 
Barracks  (Foot),  north  side  of  Wil- 

liamsburgh 
Barracks  (Militia  Staff),  south  side 

of  Williamsburgh 
Barrhead  road,  east  from  Blackball 

buildings 
BaiT  street,  south  side  of  20  George 

sti-eet  to  Canal  street 
Barterholm,  east  side  of  Lylesland 
Bath  place,  Seedhill 
Blackball  buildings,  from  Lonend  to 

Canal  Bridge 
Blacklaw  lane,  west  side  of  18  New 

Sneddon  to  Back  Sneddon 
Blackland  place,  east  side  of  Calside 
Blackstoun  road,  west  from  Green- 
hill 
Bladda,  north  of  Saucel 
Brabloch,  east  side  of  Renfrew  road 
Biick   lane,   from  South    Croft    to 

North  Croft 
Bridge  lane,  south  side  of  Maxwell- 
ton  to  Canal  Bridge 
Bridge  street  (Burgh),  from  Abbey 

Bridge  to  Orchard  street 
Bridge  street  (New  Town),  from  20 

Abbey  street  to  Abbey  Bridge 
Broomlands,  west  end  of  Wellmea- 

dow  to  Ferguslie 
Brown's  lane,  west  side  of  97  Cau- 

side  to  George  place 
Buchanan  street  (East),  north  side 

of  Inkle  street  to  Greenlaw  street 
Buchanan  street  (West),  south  side 

of  28  George  street  to  Canal  st. 


Burn  lane,  south  side  of  Maxwellton 

to  Candren  Burn 
Burn   row,  from   Gordon's   lane   to 

river 

CALEDONIA  st.,  from  St.  James 
street  northward 

Calside,  south-west  from  head  of 
Causeyside  to  Stock  street 

Campbell  street  (South),  from  8 
Neilston  street  to  Espedair  Burn 

Campbell  street  (West),  north  of  53 
Broomlands 

Camphill,  south  side  of  32  Canal 
street 

Canal  street,  west  side  of  86  Cau- 
seyside street  to  Roiston  square 

Carbrook  street,  from  north  side  of 
53  Broomlands  to  West  Campbell 
street 

Carlile  lane,  east  side  of  85  New 
Sneddon  to  river 

Carlile  place,  east  side  of  New  Sned- 
don, opposite  Wallace  street 

Cart  lane,  east  side  of  80  New 
Sneddon  to  river 

Cart  street,  from  Thread  street  to 
Seedhill 

Cartvale  lane,  from  Cartvale  House 
to  New  Sneddon 

Carriagehill,  from  Dovesland  south- 
ward 

Carriagehill  (High),  west  of  Orr 
Town 

Carriagehill  factory,  west  of  Car- 
riagehill 

Castlehead,  north  side  of  Crow  road, 
approach  by  west  end  of  Canal  st. 

Castle  street,  west  end  of  AVellmea- 
dew  to  George  street 

Causeyside,  from  foot  of  St.  Mirren 
street  to  Calside 

Cawthorne  court,  east  side  of  Orr 
street  (off  Orr  square) 

Chain  road,  West  Toll 

Charleston,  by  Lylesland  westward 

Christie  buildings,  High  street  west 
end  of  Old  Bridge 

Christie  lane,  east  side  of  93  New 
Sneddon  to  the  Quay 


PAISLEY    STREET   GUIDE. 


Christie  street,  south  of  Garthland 

street 
Churhchill,  north   side  of  87  Higli 

street  to  Oakshaw  street 
Clark's  place,  8eedhill 
CoUinslee,    from    Carriagehill     to 

Potterhill 
Commercial  Court,  112  Causeyside, 

west  side 
Cotton    street,    south   side   of    23 

Gauze  street  to  Abbey  street 
County  buildings,  Gilmour  street 
County  place,  from  Gilmour  street 

to  Moss  street 
Cowieston,  foot  of  Maxwellton  st. 
Croft    (East),    from    Wallneuk   to 

Renfrew  road 
Croft  (North),  from  Greenlaw  street 

to  Newton  Quay 
Croft  (South),  east  end  of  Sneddon 

Bridge  to  Wallneuk 
Croft  (West),  from  16.  New  Smith- 
hills  to  Abercorn  street 
Crossflat,  south  side  of  Garthland 

street 
Cross  street,  29  Castle  street  to  5 

Queen  street 
Grow  road,  Calside  to  Maxwellton 
Cumberland  Court,  110  Causeyside 

DOVESLAND,  from  Lylesland  to 

Carriagehill 
Duke  street,  south  side  of  Rowan 

street 
Dyers'  wynd,  east  side  of  48  Moss 

street  to  river 

EARL  Grey  place,  Lylesland 
Espedair  street,  from  56  Causeyside 
southward 

FALSIDE.    road,    near    Colinslee 

westward 
Ferguslie,  west  end  of  Broomlands 

to  Millarston 
Ferguslie  (Back  Row  of),  west  end 

of  Maxwellton  to   West  lane   of 

Ferguslie 
Ferguslie   East  lane,  south   of  41 

Broomlands  to  Maxwellton 
Ferguslie  Mid  lane,  7  Ferguslie  to 

Maxwellton 
Ferguslie  walk,  42  Broomlands 
Ferguslie  West   lane,    2   Ferguslie 

to  Coats'  Thread  Works 


Forbes  place,  from  10  Causeyside 
■   to  Water  brae  (Burgh) 

GARTHLAND  lane,  north  side  of 
Garthland  street 

Garthland  place,  east  end  of  Garth- 
land street,  opposite  Christie  st 

Garthland  street,  from  east  end  of 
Gauze  street  to  Williamsburgh 

Gas  Work,  north-west  of  foot  of 
Well  street 

Gateside,  east  side  of  road  leading 
to  Renfrew 

Gauze  street,  from  Smithhills  street 
to  Garthland  street 

George  place,  east  end  of  George 
street  to  Brown's  lane 

George  street,  west  side  of  96  Cau- 
seyside to  Broomlands 

Gilmuur  street,  from  High  street 
(Cross)  north  to  New  Sneddon 

Glasgow  road,  begins  at   Bast   Toll 

Glen  street,  west  side  of  Love  st. 
to  Caledonia  street 

Glen  lane,  north  side  of  2.9  St. 
James  street  to  Glen  street 

Gordon's  lane,  east  side  of  32  Cau- 
seyside to  Burn  row 

Greenhill,  north-west  side  of  Un- 
derwood street 

Greenlaw,  north  of  Garthland  street 

Greenlaw  street,  east  end  of  North 
Croft  eastward 

Greenock  road,  continuation  of 
Caledonia  street 

HAMILTON  place,  78  New  Sneddon 

Hamilton  street  (Great),  (by  Cal- 
side) east  side  of  Calside  by  Doves- 
land 

Hamilton  street,  west  side  of;  Ren- 
frew street  to  river 

Harbour  lane,  east  side  of  92  New 
Sneddon  to  Quay 

Harbour  (New),  Carlile  place 

Highland  lane,  south  side  of  South 
Croft 

High  street,  west  end  of  Old  Bridge 
to  Wellmeadow 

Hospital  lane,  west  side  of  6  New 
Sneddon  to  Back  Sneddon 

Hunter  street,  west  side  of  22  Moss 
street 

INCH  IN  NAN  road,  continuation 
of  Love  street 


PAISLEY   STREET   GUIDE. 


Inkle  street,  from  Lawn  street, 
to  east  end  of  Gauze  street 

JOHNSTONE  road,  begins  at  West 

Toll 
John    street,    north    side    of    72 

Broomlands 

KILNCHOFT  lane,  east  side  of 
Carriagehill 

King  street,  from  Saucel  to  Canal 

King  street,  north  side  of  76  Broom- 
lands,  opposite  to  Queen  street 

Knox  street,  from  4-7  Broomlands 
to  West  Campbell  street 

LADY  lane,  west  end  of  High  st. 

to  Canal  street 
Lawn   street,    head    of    Gauze  st. 

to  Wallneuk 
Laigh  Kirk  lane,  west  side  of  110 

Causeyside 
Lonend,  from  Saucel  to  Blackball 

Buildings 
Love  street,  from  St.  James  place 

to  Nethercommon 
Lowndes'  lane,  east  side  of  78  New 

Sneddon  to  the  river 
Lylesland,  from  Neilston  street  to 

Carriagehill 
Lynedoch  street,  west  side  of  llen- 

frew  street  to  river 

MACDOWALL  street,  west  side 
of  Caledonia  street  westward 

M'Farlane's  lane,  north  side  of 
North  Croft  to  Niddry  street 

M'Leod's  buildings  (Smithhills), 
east  end  of  Old  Bridge 

Marshall's  lane,  north  side  of  Or- 
chard street  to  river 

Mary  street,  west  side  of  Carriage- 
hill 

Maxwell  street,  east  side  of  Love 
street  to  Back  Sneddon 

Maxwellton,  east  of  Ferguslie, 
Back  row 

Maxwellton  street,  south  side  of  13 
Broomlands  to  Cowieston 

Meeting  House  lane,  west  side  of 
14  Moss  street  to  Oakshaw  street 

Middle  lane,  west  side  of  11  New 
Sneddon  to  Back  Sneddon 

Millarston,  west  end  of  Ferguslie 


Millar    street,    east  side    of   Mill 

street 
Mill  street,  east  end  of  Gauze  st. 

to  Seedhill 
Moncrieff  street,    east  side  of   71 

Love  street  to  Back  Sneddon 
Moss  street,  from  Cross  Steeple  to 

Old  Sneddon 

NIDDRY  street,  west  side  of  Ren- 
frew street  to  river 
Neil    street,    from    Cowieston    to 

Canal  Bridge 
Neilston  street  (Burgh),  from  head 

of  Causeyside  to  Lylesland 
Neilston  street  (by  Calside),  east 

side  of  Calside 
Nethercommon,  from  Love  street 

northward 
New   Smithhills,   north   side   of  i 

Smithhills  to  West  Croft 
New   Sneddon,  north  side   of  Old 

Sneddon  to  Cartvale 
New  street,  south  side  of  28  High 

street  to  Causeyside 
Newlon    street,     from     Cowieston 

westward  to  Maxwellton 
North  street,  east  side  of  Love  st. 

to  Back  Sneddon 

OAKSHAW  street,  from  head  of 
School  wynd  to  the  John  Neil- 
son  Institution 

Oakshawhead,  north  of  the  John 
Neilson  Institution,  by  Oakshaw 
street 

Old  Sneddon,  foot  of  Moss  street  to 
Sneddon  Bridge 

Orchard  street,  east  side  of  18  Cau- 
seyside to  Gordon's  lane 

Orr  square,  north  side  of  81  High 
street 

Orr  street,  north  side  of  81  High 
street  to  Oakshaw  street 

Orr  street  (South),  from  Neilston 
street  to  Espedair  street 

Orr  Town,  south  side  of  Mary  st. 

PARK  place,  east  side  of  Calside 

Potterhill,  southward  of  Oarriage-. 
hill 

Prince's  street,  north  side  of  Under- 
wood street 

Prussia  street,  east  side  of  25  Cau- 
seyside to  Gordon's  lane 


10 


PAISLEY    STREET    GUIDE. 


QUAY  lane,  east  side  of  88  New 

Sneddon  to  Quay 
Queen   street,    south    side     of    7 

Broomlands  to  George  street 

RALSTON  square,  south  side  of  50 
George  street 

Eenfrew  road,  continuation  of  Ren- 
frew street 

Eenfrew  street,  north  end  of  East 
Croft  to  Gateside 

Rowan  street,  east  side  of  Lylesland 

SANDHOLES,  head  of  Well  street 

to  King  street 
Saucel,  east  end  of  Gordon's  lane  to 

Lonend 
School  wynd,  west  side  of  6  Moss 

street  to  Oakshaw  street 
Seedhill,  from  Cart  street  eastward 
Shuttle  street,  south  side  of  30  New 

street  to  Brown's  lane 
Silk  street,  east  side  of  Lawn  street 

to  Gauze  street 
Sir  Michael  street,  south  side  of  24 

George  street  to  Canal  street 
Smith's  lane,  north-east  side  of  72 

New  Sneddon  to  river 
Smith  street,  from  Stock  street  to 

Neilston  street  (Calside) 
Smithhills,    from  east   end   of  Old 

Bridge  to  Gauze  street 
Snodgrass'  lane,  Seedhill 
Stevenson  street,  head  of  63  Cau- 

seyside  (west  side) 
Slirling  street,  west  side  of  Calside 
St.  James  place,  from  foot  of  Mess 

street  to  Love  street 
St.  James  street,  from  Love  street  to 

Underwood  street 
Stock  street,  west  side  of  Lylesland 

to  Calside 
Stcney  Brae,  from  Oakshaw  street 

to  St.  James  street 
Storie  street,  south  side  of  37  High 

street  to  Canal  street 
Stow  place,  foot  of  Storie  street  to 

Stow  street 
Stow  street,  west  side  of  80  Causey- 
side  to  Stow  place 
St.   Mirren   street,   from   Cross   to 

Cau.seyside 


TERRACE    Buildings,    109    High 

street,  and  fronting   River,  west 

end  of  Old  Bridge 
Thomas   street,    north    side   of  36 

Ferguslie 
Thread  street,  from  Bank  street  to 

Cart  street 
Twigi^'s  lane,  north  side  of  62  New 

Sneddon  to  river 

UNDERWOOD  lane,  from  21  Well 
street  eastward 

Underwood  street,  from  St.  James 
street  to  foot  of  Well  street 

Union  street,  north  side  of  Under- 
wood street 

Union  street,  south  side  of  Stock 
street 

VICTORIA  place.  Lady  lane 

WALLACE  street,  east  side  of  50 
Love  street  to  Carlile  place 

Wallneuk,  north  end  of  Lawn  street 
to  East  Croft  street 

Wardrop  St.,  south  side  of  George 
street  to  Canal  street 

Water  brae  (Burgh),  foot  of  St. 
Mirren  street  to  river 

Water  brae  (I'^ew  Town),  west  side 
of  4  New  Smithhills  to  river 

Water  lane,  south  side  of  Maxwell- 
ton 

Waterloo  place,  2  Gilmour  street 

Wellington  place.  Caledonia  street 

Wellington  street,  west  side  of 
Caledonia  street 

Wellmeadow,  west  end  of  High  st. 
to  Broomlands 

Well  street,  north  side  of  27  Well- 
meadow  street 

West  brae,  north  side  of  31  Well- 
meadow  to  Oakshaw  street 

West  st,  south  side  of  20  Broom- 
lands to  Newton  street 

Williamsburgh,  east  end  of  Garth- 
land  street  to  East  Toll  Bar 

Wilham  street,  north  side  of  68 
Broomlands 

Wilson's  place,  from  Seedhill  Mill  to 
Clark's  place 


ADVERTISEMENTS, 


MUM  BEOWI  L  Sei 


MANUFACTURE   AT   THE 


FERGUSLIE  FIRE  CLAY  WORKS, 
PAISLEY, 


l^'iRE  B-'ICKS,  including  White  Pac- 
ing Fire  Bricks  of  Every  Design. 

Glazed  Sewer  Pipes,  with  the 
Usual  Socket  Joints,  and  accord- 
ing to  Jennings'  Patent. 

White  Enamelled  Fire  Bricks. 
Do.  Do.  Tiles  for 

Lining  Walls. 

Ornamental  Chimney  Cans. 

Vent  Linings  and  Oncomings. 

■Joist  Shields. 

Balusters. 

Wall  Coping. 

Ornamental  Rybats,  <tc.,for  doofs, 
windows,  and  corners  of  houses. 

Garden  Bordeks. 


Stable  Bricks. 
Finials. 

Channel  Blocks. 
Inyerted  Sewer  Blocks. 
Ridge  Tiles,  Plain  and  Ornamental, 
Flooring  Tiles— Hexagon,  Octa- 
gon, and  Square. 
Flue  Covers,  of  all  Sizes. 
Gas  Retorts. 

Cattle  Troughs,  of  all  Sizes. 
Horse  Mangers. 
Flower  Vases  and  Stands. 
Ground  Fire  Clay. 
Byre  Gutter  Blocks. 
Milk  Coolers. 


And  all  Articles  made  of  Fire  Clay,  of  the  most  Superior  Quality. 


They  also  Manufacture  at  the 

CALEDONIA  AKD  SHORTROOSS 
BilCK  «  DRAIN  PIPE  1^  TILE  WORKS,  PAISLEY, 

DRAIN  PIPES  FOR  FIELD  DRAINAGE,  from 
One-and-a-half  Incli  Bore  and  upwards. 

COLLARS  FOIt  DRAIN  PIPES. 

OPEN  OR  HORSE-SHOE  DRAIN  TILES,  of  the 
Various  Sizes. 

ROOFING  TILES. 

MACHINE-MADE  RED  BUILDING  BRICKS. 


The  G-cods  WanibfaGtured,  at  these  W'or'ks  are  all 
of  the  best  Quality.  (Prioee  for  delivery  at  the  "W or'ks, 
or  on  'Qoard  of  Vessels  and  I^aiVway  Q^ruaks  at  (Paisley, 
be  given   on   application,    along    with    any    other 


will 


information  that  may  be  zuanted. 

Ferguslie  Fire  Clay  Works,  and 

Caledonia  andShortroods  Brick  and  Drain  Tile  Works, 

Paisley,  1870. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


JOHN  MUIR, 

ACCOUNTANT, 

^$\m  iuUt,  mi  §mmmu  $^pnt, 

23  MOSS  STREET, 

SBQTJESTHATIONS,    TRITST    DBBDS^ 

1PRIVATE  ARRANGEMENTS  WITH  CREDITORS,  BOOKS 
BALANCED^  DEBTS  RECOVERED,  MONIES  INVESTED, 
PARTNERSHIPS  NEGOTIATED,  PROPERTIES  SOLD,  LET, 
AND  RENTS  COLLECTED,  IN  TOWN  AND  COUNTRY. 

AGENT   FOR 

piwr|j00l  Mil  g;0ii[|0i  mi  i 

FIIEIE  A^D  LIFE   HTSITHAITCE   OFFICE, 

AND  THE 


ASSURANCE    OFFICE. 


Gentlemen  In  Situations  of  Trust,  requiring  to  give 
Bonds  of  Security,  will  find  the  Premiums  Moderate  ;  and, 
when  joined  with  Life  Insurance,  the  Guarantee  Premiums 
are  considerably  reduced. 

.JT.S'—'^he  EUIfO(PEJ:JT  is    the   Only   Booiety  author 

rised  by  (Parliament  to  Guarantee  the  Fidelity 

of  Government  Officials, 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY 

FOR     PAISLEY. 


1870-71. 


ABBEY  CHURCH,   16   Smithhills-^erected  in  the  year 

1160 — keys  to  be  had  at  James  Murray's,   church 

officer,  12  Abbey  close. 
Abbey  Asylum,    Crow    road,    Calside— C.    W.    Laing, 

superintendent 
Abbey  Parish  Poorhouse,  Crow  road,    Calside— C.    W. 

Laing,  governor — Eobert  Robertson,  inspector 
Abbey  Poor-rates  office,  22  Smithhills— Robert   Oliver, 

collector 
Abbey  Sounding  Aisle,  9  Abbey  close— James  Murray,  12 

Abbey  close,  keeper 
Abercorn  Foundry  Company,  iron-founders.  North  Croft 
Abercrombie  &  Craig,  engineers,  millwrights,  and  machine 

makers.  Lady  Lane  Works 
Abercrombie,  Robert,  of  Abercrombie  &  Craig,  Castlehead 
Abercrombie,  William,  agent,  Union  Bank  of  Scotland,  3 

Gilmour  street — residence,  Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

— ^house,  2  Dyers'  wynd 
Adam,  Alexander,  chimney  sweep,  14  Smithhills 
Adam,  James,  flesher,  20  Causeyside 
Adam,  James,  jun.,  at  James  Adam  &  Son's,  agent  for  the 

London  and  General  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Company, 

7  Gilmour  street 
Adam,  James,  of  James  Adam  &  Son,  16  Moss  street 

B 


U  PimtkY 


Adam,  James,  &  Sohj  glass  merchants,  glaziers,  emLossers^ 

gilders,  and  ortiatnental  workers  on  glass,  7  Gilmoiir  st. 
Adam,   James,    Town    Chamberlain,   County   huildings^^- 

housBj  77  High  street 
Adam,  James,  farmer,  West  Barnhill 
Adam,  John,  medical  galvanist  and  druggist,  56  High  street 

and  67  Broomlands— ^house,  67  Broomlands 
Adam;  John  R.,  of  M'Creadie  &  Adam,  26  Orchatd  street 
Adam,  Miss,  crape  and  feathers  dressed,  furs  cleaned  and 

repaired,  11  Old  Smithhills 
Adam,  Mrs,  furnisher,  38  Moss  street 
Adam,   Mrs,  green  grocer,    23    Gauze  street— lioUse,  82 

Cotton  street 
Adam,  Robert,  grocer,  15  Old  Smithhills— 'house,  10  Back 

Sneddon 
Adam,  Robert,  wine  and  spirit  merchant;  Turf  Tavern,  8 

Orchard  street 
Adam,  Robert,  weaver,  1  Renfrew  street 
Adam,  William,  gtocer  and  spirit  dealer^  51  Caledonia  st^ 
Adam,  William,  warper,  27  Canal  street 
Adams,  James,    boot   and   shoemaker,    55    Causeyside— » 

house,  8  Cairia^^ehill — (See  advertisement) 
Adamson,  Andrew,  55  Broomlands 
Adelphi  Cotton  Spinning  Mill,  78  New  Sneddon 
Agnew,   H.  C,   cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer,    49   High 

street — workshop,  62  do, 
Aikman,  J.  &  G.,  shawl-washers,  scourers,  aftd  finishers,, 

Cumberland     Works,     Cumberland    place  - —  house, 

Camphill 
Aird,  John,  gardener,  3  Albion  street 
Aitken,  Elizabeth,  of  Coats  &  Aitken,  9  Castle  street 
Aitken,  James,  grocer,  7  Orchard  street 
Aitken,  James,  101  Causeyside 
Aitken,  John  R.,  cowfeeder,  61  George  street 
Aitken,  Mrs,  milliner,  101  Causeyside— house,  99  do. 
Aitken,  William,  chaplain  of  Burgh  Poorhouse,  9  Castle  bL 
Aitken,  Wm.,  clerk  at  A.  F.  Craig  &  Co.'s,  18  Well  st. 
Alcorn,  James,  goods  agent,   Canal  Company,  2b  Ladj 

lane 
Alexander,  James j  feuar,  67  High  street 


PAISLEY.  15 


Alexander,  John,  of  J.  &  W.  Alexander,  9  Neilston  street 
Alexander,  J.  &  W.,  joiners,  weavers'  wriglits,  and  machine 

makers,  Barterholm  Roadhead 
Alexander,  Rohert,  spirit  dealer,  7  Renfrew  street 
Alexander,  Thomas,  officer.  New  Jerusalem  Church,   11 

George  street 
Alexander,  William,  of  J.  &  W.  Alexander,  1  South  Orr  st, 
Algie,  Wilham,  farmer.  Old  Mains 
Allan,    Mrs   Alexander,  flesher,  26  Moss  street — house, 

46  do. 
Allan,  Hugh,  spirit  dealer,  68  George  street 
Allan,  John,  gas  inspector,  53  High  street 
Allan,  John  S.,  grocer  and  provision  merchant,  18  George 

street^iouse,  14  Wardrop  street 
Allan,  Robert,  potg^to  merchant,  3  St.  James  street — -house, 

34  do, 
Allison,  Alexander,  flesher,  34  High  street 
Allison,  James,  tailor,  95  Causeyside 
AlHsou,  John,  fruiterer,  22  and   45    Causeyside — chouse, 

45  do. 
Allison,  Rohert,  warper,  19  Gauze  street 
Allison,  Walter,  late  wood  merchant,  3  William  street 
Allison,  William,  timber  merchant,  Victoria  Saw  Mills,  22 

Love  street — house,  Cartvale  House,  Love  street 
Anderson,  Ebenezer,  of  J.  &  E,  Anderson,  6  New  street 
Anderson,  Cams,  clerk.  City  of  Glasgow  Bank,  16  Gilmour 

street 
Anderson,  David,  janitor  of  the  John  Neilson  Institution, 

Gate  Lodge 
Anderson,  George,  flesher,  12  Moss  street 
Anderson,  Henry,  clerk  with  William  Wallace,  joiner,  27 

Broomlands— -house,  13  Millarston 
Anderson,  James,  bookseller,  60  High  street 
Anderson,  James,  feuar,  21  Inkle  street 
Anderson,  James,  jun.,  clerk  at  Troegel  &  Co.'s,  36  Ingram 

street,  Glasgow — .house,  6  George  street 
Anderson,  James,  tailor,  clothier,  and  hatter,  16  Gilmour 

street — house,  25  Oakshaw  street — (See  advertisement) 
Anderson,  James,  of  James  Anderson  &  Co.,  6  George  st. 
Anderson,  James,  of  J.  &  E.  Anderson,  8  Orchard  street 


l6  PAISLEY. 


Anderson,  James,  &  Co.,  thread  manufacturers  and  yarn 

twisters,  9  New  street 
Anderson,  J.  &  E.,  joiners  and  funeral  undertakers,  6  New 

street — (See  advertisement) 
Anderson,  John,  clerk  to  James  Caldwell,  writer,  27  Max- 

wellton  street 
Anderson,  John,  feuar,  29  Gauze  street 
Anderson,  John,  fruit  merchant,  6  Wellmeadow — house, 

40  do. 
Anderson,  John,  wholesale  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  5  St. 

Mirren  street 
Anderson,  Miss,  fishmonger,  12  Moss  street 
Anderson,  Mrs,  furnisher,  21   Old  Smithhills— house,  7 

New  Smithhills 
Anderson,  Mrs  James,  71  Love  street 
Anderson,  Mrs  John,  16  Gilmour  street 
Anderson,  Robert,  of  Anderson  &  Wallach)  Glasgow 
Anderson,    Robert,    officer   Baptist  Church,  154  George 

street — house,  18  Barclay  street 
Anderson  &  Wallach,  oil  and  stearine  manufacturers,  Aber- 

corn  Oil  Works — Glasgow  office,  Virginia  buildings 
Anderson,  William,  grocer,  and  grain  and  seed  merchant, 

75  Love  street — house,  1  Maxwell  street 
Anderson,    William,    flesher,   5    Broomlands — house,    28 

Wellmeadow 
Andrew,  James,  farmer,  Bushes 
Andrew,  Robert  &  Hugh,  farmers,  Allans 
Andrew,  William,  spirit  merchant,  96  Causeyside — house, 

24  George  street 
Andrews,  John,  draper,  100  High  street — ^house,  101  do. 
Angler,  Andrew  F.,  clock  warehouse,  13  Moss  street 
Angus,  John,  sergeant  County  Police,  36  George  street 
Archer,  Henry,  thatcher,  40  Causeyside 
Armour,  Robert,  commission  agent,  16  Causeyside — house, 

Beuvue  villa,  Calside — (See  advertisement) 
Armstrong,  George,  cabinetmaker,  14  Wellmeadow 
Armstrong  &  M'Nair,  joiners  and  timber  merchants,  2 

and  3  Prussia  street 
Armstrong,    John,    of   Armstrong  &  M'Nair,  8  Barclay 

street 


PAISLEY.  IT 

Armstrong,  Mary,  grocer,  13  Gauze  street 

Arndle,  Hugh,  gardener  and  contractor,  Stonefield 

Arneil,  James,  farmer,  Corsebar 

Arroll,  Thomas,  manager  at  J.  &  P.  Coats',  9  Back  row 

Arroll,  Thomas,  jun.,  spirit  dealer,  37  Ferguslie 

Arthur,    Archibald,   manufacturer    and    embroiderer,    4 

Sandholes 
Arthur,  James,  manufacturer,  4  Barclay  street 
Arthur,  James,  merchant,  Glasgow,,  Baishaw  House,  Glas- 
gow road 
Arthur,  Mrs  Archibald,  cowfeeder,  22  Canal  street 
Auld,  John  P.,  cabinetmaker  and  joiner,  81  Causeyside — ■ 

house,,  66  do. — (See  advertisement). 
Auld,  Miss,  furnished  lodgings,  2Q  Orchard  street 
Austin  &  M'Callum,  milliners,  8  Gilmour  street 
Ayton,  David,  collector  of  Gas  Rates,  130  George  street 
Ayton,  Robert,  grocer,  9  Neilston  street 


BAILLIE,  Robert,  cowfeeder.  Old  Dovesland 
Bain,  John,  of  William  Bain  &  Co.,  34  New  Sneddon 
Bain,  William,  &  Co.,  ironmongers,  109  High  street 
Baine,  John  M']).,  agent  for  Prudential  Assurance  Com-- 

pany,  22  Lady  lane 
Baine,  Peter,  assistant  Inspector  of  Poor,  Burgh  Parish,  8 

New  Sneddon — house,  2  Maxwell  street 
Baird,  George,  13  Causeyside 
Baird,  John,  manufacturer,  43  George  street 
Baird,  John,  of  James  Harvey  &  Co.,  Netherhill  Plonse, 

Renfrew  road 
Baird,  Margaret,,  milliner,  34  Moss  street 
Baird,  Miss  Agnes,  matron.  Burgh  Poorhouse 
Baird,  Miss,  lodgings,  43  George  street 
Baird,  Mrs  Archibald,  22  St.  James  street 
Baird,    WiUiam^  at   David   Speirs  &  Co.'s,   7  Wardrop 

street 
Baird,   William,  cabinetmaker  and  chairmaker,.  34  Gauze 

street — house,  20  Old  Sneddon- 
Beaton,  Mrs,  midwife,  5  Storie  street 
Beaton,  William,  beamer,  Dovesland 
B  2. 


18  PAISLEY. 

Baird,  "Williani,  successor  to  Win.  Stirling  &  Co.,  saddlers 
and  harness  makers,  86  High  street — Chouse,  76  George 
street — (See  advertisement) 
Balderston,  John,  mill  manager,  1  Maxwell  street 
Ealderston,  Mrs  James,  43  High  street 
Balderston,  Mrs  John,  tea  merchant,  140  George  street 
Balderston,  Mrs  John,  52  High  street 
Balderston,  Robert,  manager  at  J.  &  J.  Clark  &  Co.'s — - 

house,  Lonend 
Balderston,  William,  Clark's  court,  Seedhill 
Baldwin,  George,  of  Baldwin  k  Martin,  6  St.  Mirren  street 
Baldwin,  Mrs,  82  High  street 

Baldwin  &  Martin,   engineers,    smiths,   millwrights,  and 

bellhangers,  6  St.  Mirren  street — (See  advertisement) 

Balfour,  Alexander,  wiiie  and  spirit  merchant,  105  George 

street 
Ballantyne,    James,    clerk,    City  of   Glasgow    Bank,    54 

Causeyside 
Ballantyne,  John,  grocer  and  provision  merchant,  2  High 
street,  70  Love  street,  and  54  Causeyside — house,  54 
Causeyside 
Ballantyne,  Joseph,  provision  merchant,  24  Wellmeadow — 

house,  15  West  brae 
Ballantyne,  M.,  Berlin  wool  warehouse,  54  Causeyside 
Bank  of  Scotland,  8  St.  Mirren  street — John  Hutcheson, 

agent 
Barbour,  Alexander,  coal  dealer,  10  Orchard  street 
Barbour,  James,  commission  agent,  29  New  Smithhills 
Barbour,  John,  bookseller,  wholesale  stationer,  and  news 

agent,  100  Causeyside 
Barbour,  John,  jun.,  bookseller,  stationer,  and  engraver, 

1  Old  Smithhills — (See  advertisement) 
Barbour,  Robert,  umbrella  manufacturer,  101  High  street 

— house,  3  Back  Sneddon 
Barbour,  Thomas,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  23  Carriagehill 
Barbour,  Mrs  William,  Saucel  Bank 
Barbour,  William  R.,  clerk,  Bank  of  Scotland,  99  Causey- 

side 
Barbour,  William,  gardener  and  cowfeeder,  Nethercommon 
Barclay,  James,  merchant,  Canal  Bank 


PAISLEY.  19 


Barclay,  James,  of  Gordon  &  Barclay,  28  St.  James  st. 
Barclay,  John,  of  Craig,  Fullerton,  &  Co.,  2  Gateside 
Barclay,    John,   pastry  cook,  and  temperance  hotel,   19, 

Smithhills — (See  advertisement) 
Barclay,  Margaret,  spirit  dealer,  6  West  Croft 
Barclay,  Miss,  10  Gateside 
Barclay,  Robert,  Canal  Bank 
Barr,  Alexander,  baker,  5  Love  street 
Barr,  Alexander,  manager,  Hawkhead  Flour  Mill 
Barr,  Archibald,  yarn  merchant,  109  Causeyside — house,, 

Castlehead 
Barr,  George,  of  Barrs  k  M'Caig,  11  Shuttle  street 
Barr,  Hugh,  of  Barrs  &  M'Caig,  11  Shuttle  street 
Barr,  James  Buchanan,  Justice  of  Peace  Clerk's  Office, 

County  buildings — house.  High  Park 
Barr,  James,  grocer,  4  Newton  street 
Barr,    James,    wright,    glazier,     and   funeral    undertaker,. 

Cawthorn  court,  Orr  street — house,  79  High  street 
Barr,  John,  baker,  24-J-  Causeyside 
Barr,  John,  of  Barr  &  Reid,  128  George  street 
Baxr,  John,  wood  turner,  10  Well  street^house,  38  Well- 

meadow 
Barr,  Littelus  B.,  Quartermaster,  Royal  Renfrew  IVIilitia, 

4  Garthland  street 
Baxr  &  Reid,  bobbin  makers  and  wood  turners,  61  and  62 

Canal  street 
Barr,  Robert,  chemist  and  druggist.  Apothecaries'  Hall,  8 

High  street  (Cross)— house,  Renfrew  road 
Barr,  William,  broker,  24  New  Smithhills 
Barrie,  Samuel,  44  New  street 
Barrs  &  M'Caig,  masons  and  builders — stone  yard,   11 

Shuttle  street 
Bartlemore,  John,  writer.  Clerk  of  the  Peace,  and  Commis- 
sary Clerk,  County  Buildings— house,  50  Love  street 
Barton,  Robert  John,  grocer,  10  New  Sneddon 
Bauchop,  Wm.,  Stonefield 
Baynham,  G.  W.,  New  Church,  George  street — house,, 

247  Sauchiehall  street,  Glasgow 
Beardmore,  George,  at  Philips  &  Macfarlane's,  Stonefield 
Beaton,  John,  shoemaker,  7  Cotton  street 


20  PAISLEY. 


Beckett,  Hugh,  bookseller  and  china  merchant,  1 9  George 

street 
Beckett,  James,  bookseller  and  news-agent,  109  High  st. 
Beckett,  Matthew,  warehouseman,  at  John  Morgan  &  Co.'s, 

12  Neilstou  street 
Beckett,  Miss,  fancy  repository,  101  High  street — house, 

109  do. 
Begg,  Alexander,  of  Dalziel  &  Begg,  Castlehead 
Begg,  Archibald,  grocer,  83  Broomlands — house,  5  Castle 

street 
Begg,  Daniel,  foreman  at  William  Forbes's,  15  Broom- 
lands 
Begg,    David,    house  factor   and  insurance   agent,    7   Sir 

Michael  street 
Begg,  David,  jun.,  at  J.  M.  Symington's,  6(j  Love  street 
Begg,  James,  grocer,  33  Storie  street 
Begg,  Mrs,  8  George  street 

Beith,  Peter,  wool  sizer  and  starcher,  99  Causeyside 
Bell,  Archibald,  silk,  cotton,  and  wool  dyer,  2  Smithhills 

— works,  Stanley  dyeworks,  off  Causeyside — house, 

Stanley  place,  47  Causeyside — (See  advertisement) 
Bell,  David  C,  accountant.  Union  Bank  of  Scotland,  88, 

High  street 
Bell,  Hugh,  cooper,  16  Old  Sneddon 
Bell,  John,  broker,  1  Abbey  close — house,  18  do. 
Bell,  John,  carrier,  12  Causeyside 
Bell,  John,  Mossvale  Cottage,  Greenock  road 
Bell,  Mrs  E.,  grocer,  16  Orchard  street 
Bell,  Mrs,  milliner,  19  Abbey  close 
Bell,  William  J.,  commercial  traveller,  42  Calside 
Berry,  Misses,  milliners  and  dressmakers,  75  High  street 
Berry,  William,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  75  High  street 
Beveridge,  Mrs,  milliner,  24  Gauze  street 
Biggar,  Janet  A.,  teacher  Ragged  School — house,  18  Oak-. 

shaw  street 
Biggar,  Mrs  Thomas,  18  Oakshaw  street 
Bird,  Robert,  governor  of  prison,  County  Buildings 
Bisset,    Elizabeth,   spirit    dealer,    12    Ferguslie — house^ 

11  do, 
Bissland;^  Mrs,  grocer  and  confectioner,  3  Wellmeadow 


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jpAistfiY.  21 


Black,  Alexander,  shoemaker,  45  George  street 

Black,  Daniel,  clerk  at  James  Carlile,  Sons,   «&    Co.,    1 

Hamilton  street 
Black,  Dani^lj  house  factor,  and  officer  Free  Middle  Church, 

19  School  wynd 
Black,  Mrs  David,  7  Blackhall  buildings 
Bkck,  Elizabeth,  milliner  and  straw  hat  maker,  20  Causey- 
side — house,  7  Blackhall  buildings 
Black,  James,  spirit  dealer,  26  Carriagehill 
Black,  Margaret,  confectioner,  1  Storie  street 
Black,  Mrs  Robert,  wine  and   spirit  merchant^  7   Glw 

street 
Blackwood,  Alexander,  farmer,  Bottom 
Blackwood,  Matthew,  joiner  and  timber  merchant,  67  Lqy% 

street — house,  66  do. 
Blackwood,  Robert,  cowfeeder,  8  Glen  street 
Blackwood,  Robert,  weaver,  3  Gai'thland  street 
Blackwood,    Thomas,  sergeant-major  Renfrewshire  Ri0,e 

Volunteers,  26  George  street 
Blackwood,  William,  flesher,  74  Love  atreet 
Blair,  Archibald,  tailor  and  clothier,  1 8  High  street 
Blair  &  Co.,  hat  and  cap  mainufaQturei:s,,  '4S  High  stre^ti 

— A.  Simpson,  manager 
Blair,  Dugald,  spirit  dealer^  78  Canal  street 
Blair,  James,  grocer,  Potterhill 
Blair,    John  M.,  cleyk  to  Campbell  &  Russell,  8  Higl\ 

street 
Blair,  Matthew,  clothier,  draper,  and  hatter,  18  Causeyside 

— chouse,  104  do, 
Blair,  Mrs  Jobn,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  32  Wellnjeadow 
Blair,  Robert,  tailor,  37  George  street 
Blair„  Thomas,  carriage  and  omnibus  proprietor,   Carlil^ 

plaee,  72  New  Sneddon. 
Blwv  William,  16  Castle  street 
BoQig,  Allan,  confectioner,  1 1  Storie  street 
^oag,    David,    foreman  to   Rpbei^t   Guthrio   &   Co.,   2S. 

Niddry  street 
Bonn?ir  &  Hamjlton,  calenderers,  hot  pressors,  finishers-j^ 

and  packers,  15  Causeyside 
BoGP^r,  John,  of  Bonu^i:  <&  H?<miltQn^  3  E^st  Crolt 


22  PAISLEY. 


Borland,   Alexander,    grocer  and  provision  merchant,  53 

High  street 
Borland,  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  20  Cotton  street 
Bow,    Joseph,   ironfounder,    90    New    Sneddon — house, 

85  do. 
Bowes,    Mrs  William,   builder,   and  agent  for   Glasgow 

improved  patent  Asphalte  Co.,  26  St.  James  street 
Bowie,  Allan,  farmer,  Collinslee,  Neilston  road 
Bowie,  Andrew,  spirit  dealer,  11  Williamsburgh 
Bowie,  James,  manager  to  Robert  Smith,  hatter — ^house^ 

88  High  street 
Bowie,  John,  farmer.  West  Dykebar,  Barrhead  road 
Bowie,  John,  potato  merchant,  31  Glen  street — store,  53 

Caledonia  street 
Bowie,  Walter  K.,  cowfeeder,  hay  and  straw  merchant,  60 

High  street 
Bowie,    William   and   Walter,    farmers,    Blackbyres   and 

Loganswraes — residence,  Loganswraes 
Boyd,    Alexander,   accountant,   Bank   of   Scotland,    117 

Causeyside 
Boyd,  Duncan  S.,  of  James  Boyd  &  Sons,  32  Oakshaw  st, 
Boyd,  Hugh,  feuar,  26  Storie  street 
Boyd,  James,  61  Millarston 

Boyd,  James,  of  James  Boyd  &  vSons,  32  Oakshaw  street 
Boyd,    James,    &    Sons,    hothouse    builders   and    glass 

merchants,  Macdowall  street 
Boyd,  James,  baker,  66  Broomlands 
Boyd,  James,  glazier  and  painter,  42  New  street — ^house, 

52  Storie  street 
Boyd,  John,  of  James  Boyd  &  Sons,  32  Oakshaw  street 
Boyd,  Mrs  Agues,  26  Carriagehill 
Boyd,  Robert,  accountant  and  insurance  agent,  15  Gilmour 

street— house,  Adelphi  cottage,  Love  street 
Boyd,  Thomas,  baker,  103  Causeyside 
Boyd,  William,  52  High  street 
Boyd,  William,  farmer,  Langcraigs 
Boyle,  James,  collector  of  burgh  customs  dues,  26  Lawn 

street 
Boyle,  James,  shoemaker,  37  Back  Sneddon 
Boylcj  J^mes,  muQ  ^nd  spirit  me]:cha,nt,  7  Mogs  street 


^AISLKT.  ^S> 


Boyle,  John,  general  agent^  aiid  mop  and  broom  manufiic- 

ttirer,  13  and  51  Storie  street — ^liotise,  51  do. 
Boyle,  Right  Hon.  George   Frederick,   Earl  of  Glasgo^v^ 

Hawkhead  Hottse,  Paisley,  Kelbnrne  House,  Larga, 

and  The  Garrison,  Cumbrae 
Boyle,  Robert,  wine  and  spirit  merchant;  43  Moss  street 
Boyle,  AYm,  R.,  clerk  to  Charles  Robb  &  Co.,  agent  for  tlie 

Caledonian   Railway   Company's    Goods,    26    Lawn 

street 
Braid,  Miss,  teacher,  5  Garthland  street 
Brand,  John,  at  Robert  Eaglesim's,  8  Storie  street 
Braund,  John,  Inland  Revenue  Officer,  54  Storie  street 
Brisbane,  Ann,  cowfeeder,  5  Cotton  street 
British   Linen    Co.'s   Bank,    17   Gilmour   street — Hugla 

Macfarlane,  agent 
Brock,  John,  gardener,  32  Storie  street 
Brodie,  David,  distiller,  Saucel  Distillery^  Saucel 
Brodie,  John,  fruiterer  and  confectioner,  12  High  street 
Brodie,  Robert,  assistant  agent  and  accountant,  National 

Bank,  Carriagehill  house 
Brodie,  William,  of  Cowden  and  Brodie,  42  New  street 
Brooks,  James,  hairdresser,  2  Gauze  street 
Broom,  John,  traveller,  with  Robin  k  Houston,  3  Prince 

Edward  street,  Queen's  Park,  Glasgow 
Brough,  David,  draper  and  silk  mercer,  109  High  street — - 

house,  34  Oakshaw  street 
Brough,  John,  grocer,  46  Millarston 
Brough,  Peter,  late  merchant,  1  Oakshawhead 
Brown,  Andrew,  George  place 
Brown,  Andrew,  of  William  Brown,  jun.,  &  Co.,  Egypt 

Park 
Brown,  David,  of  William  Brown  &  Son,  photographers, 

4  Wardrop  street 
Brown,  George,  hatter  and  brace  and  body  belt  manufac» 

turer,  87  High  street — house.  38  New  street 
Brown,  George  H.,  of  William  Brown,  jun.,  &  Co.,  Egypt 

Park 
Brown,  Hugh,  yarn  merchant,  15  Causeyside — house,  Egypt 

Park 
Brownj  Hughj  commetcial  traveller,  32  Canal  street 


24  PAISLET. 


Brown,  James  Shaw,  Burgh  Inspector  of  poor — office,  8 

New  Sneddon — house,  3  Back  Sneddon 
Brown,  James,  teller,  City  of  Glasgow  Bank,  32  Cotton  st. 
Brown,  John  Armour,  of  Brown  &  Poison,  Sunnyside 
Brown,  John,  broker,  11  Broomlauds 
Brown,  John,  of  Robert  Brown  &  Son,  Shortroods 
Brown,  John,  of  Brown  &  Poison,  73  Causeyside 
Brown,  John,  of  J.  &  J.  Brown,  17  Abbey  street 
Brown,  J.  &  J.,  fleshers,  21  Smithhills 
Brown,    Matthew,    baker,    Hawkhead   Mills   Bakery,    18 

Broomlands — house,  27  Oakshaw  street 
Brown,  M.,  hosier,  4  Moss  street — house,  33  Oakshaw  street 
Brown,    Miss   Elizabeth,   teacher  industrial   department, 

Stow  school,  13  Stow  street 
Brown,  Miss,  dressmaker,  61  High  street 
Brown,  Mrs  Hugh,  baker,  56  Causeyside 
Brown,  Mrs  John,  of  J.  &  J.  Brown,  21  Smithhills 
Brown  &  Poison,  starch  and    corn   flour   manufacturers, 

Royal  Starch  Works,  Collinslee   and   Carriagehill — 

(See  advertisement) 
Brown,  Rev.  James,  minister  of  St.  James  Street  U.P, 

Church,  44  High  street 
Brown,  Robert,  &  Son,  manufacturers  of  patent  machine 

made    bricks,    drain   pipes  and  tiles,  Caledonia  and 

Shortroods  Works  ;  and  of  fire  bricks,  patent  sewer 

pipes,  &c.,    Ferguslie  Fire-clay  Works — town  office 

Sneddon  Bridge — (See  advertisement) 
Brown,  Robert,  of  Robert  Brown  &  Son,  Underwood  Park 
Brown,   Robert,    tailor   and   clothier,    99   High   street — 

house,  do. 
Brown,  Sharps,  &  Tyars,  sewed  muslin  manufacturers,  166 

George  street 
Brown,  William,  corkcutter,  95  High  Street — ^house,  12 

Neilston  street 
Brown,   William,   flesher,   25    Gauze   street — house,   32 

Cotton  street 
Brown,  W.  Berwick,  grocer  and  tea  merchant,  30  High 

street 
Brown,  William,  grocer  and  tea  merchant,  37  High  street 

.—house,  42  do. 


PAISLEY.  25 


Brown,  "William,  jun.,  &  Co.,  silk  and  yarn  merchants,  108 

Canseyside 
Brown,  William>,  Jun.,  jEesher,   61  Canseyside — -house,  1 

Lylesland 
Brown,  William,  of  Brown  &  Poison,  Sunnyside 
Brown,  William,  of  William  Brown  &  Son,  photographers, 

4  Wardrop  street 
Browti,  William  &  Son>  buckram  and  muslin  manufac- 
turers, Colinslee  Works 
Birown,  William,  &  Son,  photographers,  6  Gilmour  street 
Browning,  Alexander^  timber  merchant,  joiner,  cartwright, 

and  smith,  21  and  22  Orchard  street— wood-yard  and 

saW-mills,  23  do. — house,  14  Gordon's  lane 
Browning,  John,  joiner,  3  Mill  street 
Brownlie,  William,  manager,  Glenfield  Starch  Works,  and 

insurance  agent,  50  Maxwellton — -house,  Castlehead 
Brow^nridge,  William,  teacher,  Free  St.  George's  Mission 

School,  Marshall's  lane — house.  Park  Place,  Calsid-e 
Brunton,  William,  LL.D.,  rector  of  Grammar  School,  5 

Churchhill 
Bryce,  James,  joiner^  1 1  North  Croft — ^house,  12  Wardrop 

street 
Bryce,  James,  jun.,  of  James  Bryce  &  Sons,  Greenock  road 
Bryce,  James,  &  Sons,  joiners  and  timber  merchants,  13 

and  14  Hunter  street 
Bryce,  John,   farmer,  Abbotsinch,    Inchinnan   road,  and 

Loanhead 
Bryce,  John,  of  James  Bryce  <&  Sons,  64  Love  street 
Bryson,  Mrs.  Andrew,  milliner,  3  Lawn  street 
Buchanan,  Archibald,  painter  and  paper-hanger,  82  High 

street-— house,  4  Barclay  street 
Buchanan,  David,  at  James  Pollock  &  Co.'S)  22  Smithhills 
Buchanan,  George,  farmer,  Hunterhill 
Buchanan,  Henry,  25  Weil  street 
Buchanan,  James,  druggist,  84  Broomlands 
Buchanan,  John,  weaver,  47  Broomlands 
Buchanan,  John,  wholesale  and  retail  grocer  and  tea  mer» 

chant,  16  W^ellmeadow 
Buchanan,  Joseph,  baker,  152  George  street 
Buchanan,  Misses,  dressmakers,  56  Causeyside 

G 


2^  PAISLEY. 


Buchanan,  Mrs  Margaret,  grocer,  5  Inkle  street 

Buchanan,  William,  baker,  22  Smithhills 

Bulloch,  John,  Infirmary 

Burgess,  Adam,  foreman  to  Mrs  Wm.  Bowes,  4  Renfrew 
street. 

Burgh  Parochial  Board  Offices,  9  New  Sneddon — J.  S. 
Brown,  inspector 

Burnet,  James,  manager,  2  Stirling  street 

Burns,  Alexander,  horse  and  shoe  and  common  nail  manu- 
facturer, 7  Abbey  street 

Burns,  George,  hairdresser,  80  High  street — ^honse,  39  do. 

Burns,  James,  grocer,  6  Williamsburgh 

Burns,  John,  broker,  6  Old  Sneddon 

Bustard,  Thomas,  grocer  and  wholesale  merchant,  17  North 
Croft 

CAIRNS5  Alexander  &  Robert,  wholesale  confectioners 

and  general  grocers,  2  High  street — works,  32  do. — 

(See  advertisement) 
Cairns,  Alexander,  of  A.  &  R.  Cairns,  Castlehead 
Cairns,  Robert,  of  A.  &  R.  Cairns,  101  Causeyside 
Calderwood,   Hugh,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  94  New 

Sneddon— house,  57  Love  street 
Caldwell,  Alexander,  flesher,  8  Cotton  street 
Caldwell,  David,   manager,  Abercorn  Foundry  Company, 

2  Hamilton  street 
Caldwell  &  Co.,  booksellers,  stationers,  and  printers,  44 

New  street— printing  office,   14  St.  Mirren  street — 

house,  2  Williamsburgh 
Caldwell,  George,  photographer,  7  Churchhill — house,  2 

Williamsburgh — (See  advertisement) 
Caldwell,  George,  West  Sandyford,  Renfrew  road 
Caldwell,  Hugh,  joiner,  7  Duke  street,  Dovesland 
Caldwell,  James,  wholesale  and  retail  wine  and  spirit  mer* 

chant,  10  Gilmour  street — house,  3  County  place 
Caldwell,  James,  Writer,  Clerk  of  Supply,  and  collector  of 

county  rates,   33    Old   Sneddon— house,    Craigielea 

place,  Blackstoun  road 
Caldwell,  Miss  Janetj  confectioner,  81  Broomlands 
Caldwell,  Mrs  James,  66  High  street 


PAISLEY.  27 


Caldwell,  Peter,  of  Campbell  &  Caldwell,  29  St.  James  st. 
Caldwell,  Robert,  rag  and  waste  dealer,  9  Old  Sneddon — 

house,  29  do. 
Caldwell,  Thomas,  3  County  place 

Caldwell,  William,  clerk.  Railway  Station,  11  Abercornst. 
Caldwell,  W.,  of  W.   Caldwell  &  Co.,  Ludovic  square, 

Johnstone 
Caldwell,  W.  &  Co.,  drysalters,  5  Causeyside — store,  20 

Mill  street 
Callander,  Peter,  teacher,  25  Orchard  street 
Cal'ander,  Thomas,  spirit  dealer,  30  Causeyside 
Cameron,  Alexander,  upholsterer  and  cabinetmaker,   40 

High  street — house,  do.— (See  advertisement) 
Cameron,  Andrew,  Orderly  Room  Clerk,  M.  Staff  Barracks, 

Williamsburgh 
Cameron,   Duncan,   wholesale  and  retail  wine  and  spirit 

merchant,  2  New  Sneddon — house,  3  do. 
Cameron,  James,  flesher,  9  St.  James  place — house,  21  St. 

James  street 
Cameron,  James,   grocer  and  victualler,  24  New  street — 

house,  9  Shuttle  street 
Cameron,  James,  salesman  at  A.  Fould's,  jun.,  spirit  mer- 
chant, 162  George  street — house,  68  Causeyside 
Cameron,  Peter,  manufacturer,  2  Stirling  street 
Cameron,  Peter,  9  Storie  street 
Cameron,  Robert,  traveller,  13  George  street 
Cameron,    Thomas  Russell,    surgeon-dentist,    28    Gauze 

street — (See  advertisement) 
Campbell,  Alexander,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  12  St.  James 

place — -house,  26  Back  Sneddon 
Campbell,  Andrew,  tobacco  pipe  maker,  10  Orchard  street 
Campbell,   Andrew,  of   D,    &    A.    Campbell,    19  Storie 

street 
Campbell,  Archibald,  41  Broomlands 
Campbell,  D.  &  A.,  dyers,  St.  James  dyework,  St.  James 

street 
Campbell,  Daniel,  broker,  29  Orchard  street 
Campbell,  David,  writer,  and  agent  of  Clydesdale  Banking 

Company,  7  High  street — ^residence,  Milton  House^ 

Loye  street 


2S  PAISLEY^ 


Campbell,   D.   M'G.,   of  Campbell  &  CaldweU,  59  New 

Sneddon 
Campbell,  Dugald,  fieslier,  41  Ferguslie — house,  7  East  lane 
Campbell,  Duncan,  farmer,  Nethercraigs 
Campbell,  Duncan,   of  D.   &  A.  Campbell,  8   St.   James 

street 
Campbell,  Duncan,  waste  dealer,  38  Storle  street 
Campbeill,  Elizabeth,  fruiterer  and  confectioner,  22  Lawn 

street 
Campbell  &  Caldwell,  silk,  cotton,  and  wool  dyers,  Cart- 

side  Dye  Works,  59  New  Sneddon 
Campbell  &  Russell,  writers,  7  High  street 
Campbell,  H.,  umbrella  maker,  7  Old  Smithhills 
Campbell,  John,  clerk  at  Campbell  and  Caldwell's,.  59  New 

Sneddon 
Campbell,  John,  clerk^  2  South  Orr  street 
Campbell,  John,  late  merchant,.  19  Queen  sti-eet 
Campbell,  J.,  milliner^  53  High  street 
Campbell,  John,  teacher,  Hutclieson's  charity  school,.  44 

Oakshaw  street 
Campbell,   John,  clerk   to  Campbell   &  Eussell,  Mil  ton; 

House,  Love  street 
Campbell,  Mrs,  grocer,  86  New  Sneddon 
Campbell,  Mrs  Elizabeth,  clog  manufacturer,  6  St.  Mirren- 

street 
Campbell,  Noble,  boot  and  shoemaker,,  19  Smithhills 
Campbell^  Robert,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  27  Lawn  street- 
Campbell,  Robert,  1  Hamilton  street 
Campbell,  Thomas,  flesher,  9  Moncrieif  stieet 
Campbell,  Thomas,  law  agent,  4  Moss  street — -house,  '2 

Caledonia  street 
Campbell,  Thomas,  writer,  notary  public,.  J.  P.  Procurator 

Fiscal,  County  Buildings  (north  end) 
Campbell,  William,  embroiderer,  2  Stirling  street 
Campbell,   William,    jun.,    manufacturer,  1    C^mbefland 

court,  Causeyside — house,  2  Stirling  street 
Campbell,  William,  of  Yuill  &  Campb&ll,  Camphill 
Campbell,  WilHam,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  38   Hig^ 

street 
Canal  Office,  18  Canal  street— Hugh  Cla^rkj  managei^ 


PAISLEY.  29' 


Canning,  Peter,  fleslier,  11  Glen  street 

Canning,  Robert,  flesher,  76  High  street 

Carlile,  James,  Sons,  &    Co.,  thread   manufacturers,  13 

Carlile  place,  New  Sneddon 
Carlile,    William,    of  James    Carlile,    Sons,  &  Co.,    13 

Carlile  place,  New  Sneddon 
Carlile,  Thomas,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  17  Old  Smith- . 

hills — house,  37  Thread  street 
Garmichael,  Neil,  farmer,  Craigenfeoch 
Carmichael,  Peter,  baker,  47  High  street 
Carswell,  Allan,  society  officer,  51  Broomlands 
Carswell,    David,    bookbinder,    35    Storie     street — ^(See 

advertisement) 
Carswell,  John  G.,  at  William  Johnston  &  Co.'s,  Shuttle- 

street — house,  25  George  street 
Carswell,  John,  lithographer,  engraver,  paper  ruler,  and 

bookbinder,  4  High  street: — house,  do. — (See  adver- 
tisement) 
Carswell,  Miss,  83  High  street 
Carswell,  Mary,  dressmaker,  51  Broomlands 
Carter,  Joseph,  porter,  National  Bank,  13  Causeyside 
Carvey,  Mrs,  broker,  2  Bridge  street 
Caskie,  James,  boot   and   shoemaker, .  24   Broomlands — 

house,  24  do. 
Cassells,  William,  at  Robert  Murdoch  &  Co.'s,  14  South. 

Croft,  Paisley,  and  21   Robertson  Strset,  Glasgow — ■. 

house,  17  Birnam  terrace.  Crossbill,  Glasgow 
Cassidy,  E.,  hosier  and  furnisher,  4  Gauze  street 
Cattanach,  Alexander,  of  James  Stewart  &.Co.,  Auchen- 

torlie  House,  Seedhill  road 
Chalmers,  James,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  13  Maxwelltonj 
Chalmers,  James  K.,  teacher,  7  West  brae 
Chalmers,  James,  weaver,  2  Niddry  street 
Chalmers,  Mrs,  midwife,  2  Storie  street 
Chapman,  Allan,  farmer,  North  Arkleston,  Glasgow  road 
Cherry,  Daniel,  clerk  at  Thomas  Gibb's,  4  Thread  street 
Cheyne,  Mrs  Mary,  draper,  13  Canal  street' 
Christie,  Alexander,  No  1  letter-carrier,  86  Causeyside 
Christie,  James,  shawl  cuttery .washer,  and  scourer,  14  audi 

1.5  Newton  street — house,  32  Maxwelltoa, 


30  PAISLEY. 


Christie,    Janet,    draper,     45     New     street — house,     11 

Wardrop  street 
Christie,  Robert,  at  William  M'Intyre's,  36  Causeyside 
Christie,  William,  jobbing  smith,  21  Underwood 
Church er,  Alfred,  Supervisor  Inland  Revenue,    33    Oak- 

shaw  street 
City  of  Glasgow  Bank,  2  Moss  street — Alex.  Pollock,  jun., 
agent.    (Temporary  premises — Terrace  buildings,  109 
High  street) 
Clapperton,  William  &  Co.,  thread  manufacturers,  70  New 

Sneddon 
Clapperton,    William,    of  William  Clapperton  &  Co.,    5 

Sandyford  place,  Glasgow 
Clark,  Andrew,  feuar.  Well  street 
Clark,  Archibald,  cowfeeder,  18  Great  Hamilton  street 
Clark  &  Co.,  thread  manufacturers,  Anchor  Thread  Works 

— counting  house,  Seedhill 
Clark,  George  A.,  of  J.  &  J.  Clark  &  Co. 
Clark,  Hugh,  manager  of  Glasgow,  Paisley,  and  Johnstone 

Canal,  82  Oakshaw  street 
Clark,  James,  &  Co.,  Marshall's  lane 
Clark,  James,  of  J.  &  J.  Clark  &  Co.,  Camphill 
Clark,  J.,  &  Co.,  Paisley  thread  works,  Well  street 
Clark,  J.  k  J.,  &  Co.,    thread    manufacturers — counting 
house,  Seedhill ;  factories,  Seedhill,  Linside,  Cumber- 
land, and  Burnside 
Clark,  John,  baker,  4  Lawn  street 
Clark,  John,  cardcutter,  95  Causeyside 
Clark,  John,  joiner,  13  Stevenson  street 
Clark,  John,  of  J.  Clark  &  Co.,  9  Well  street 
Clark,  John,  of  J.  &  J.  Clark  &  Co.,  3  Gateside 
Clark,  Mrs,  3  Gateside 
Clark,  Peter,  spirit  merchant,  10  Moss  street 
Clark,  Peter,  teller,  British  Linen  Co.'s  Bank,  11  St  James 

place 
Clark,  Robert,  cowfeeder,  24  Love  street 
Clark,  Robert,  Corryville,  Calside 
Clark,  Stewart,  of  J.  &  J.  Clark  &  Co.,  Oakshawside 
Clark  &  Turnbull,  joiners  and  timber  merchants,  and  saw 
mills,  12  Wallneuk 


PAISLEY.  31 


Clark,  William,  toll  keeper,  East  Toll,  Williamsburgli 
Clazy,  Rev.  George,  minister,  of  the  Reformed  Presbyterian 

Church,  38  Oakshavv  street 
Clelland,  Mrs  James,  70  Love  street 

Climie,   William,  hotel-keeper,   coach  hirer,  and  funeral 

undertaker,  Bull  Inn,  5  New  st. — (See  advertisement) 

Clydesdale  Banking  Co.,  7  High  street  (Cross) — David 

Campbell,  agent 
Clydesdale,  William,  weaver,  8  South  Campbell  street 
Coats,  Allan,  of  W.  &  A.  Coats,  Castlehead 
Coats  &  Aitken,  drapers  and  hosiers,  2  Broomlands  and 

55  Causeyside 
Coats,  Archibald,  of  J.  &  P.  Coats,  43  Oakshaw  street 
Coats,  Daniel,  of  Coats,  Neilson,  &  Co.,  Thorn  ^lill,  John- 
stone, Woodside  House 
Coats,  George,  of  W.  &  A.  Coats,  3  County  place 
Coats,   George,   of  Robert  Cowan  &    Co.,   corn   factors, 

Glasgow,  Woodside  House 
Coats,  James,  of  J.  &  P.  Coats,  3  Garthland  place 
Coats,  J.  &  P.,  thread  manufacturers,  Ferguslie 
Coats,  Jervis,  of  Coats  &  Aitken,  13  George  street 
Coats,  Neilson,  &  Co.,  cotton  spinners,  Thorn  Mill,.  John- 
stone 
,  Coats,  Sir  Peter,  of  J.  &  P.  Coats,  Woodside  House 
Coats,  Thomas,  of  J.  &  P.  Coats,  Ferguslie  House 
Coats,  W.  &  A.,  ham-curers  and  grocers,  68  Broomlands 
Coats,  William,  jun.,  of  W.  and  A.  Coats,  Glenfield 
Coats,  William,  sen.,  5  William  street 
Cochran,  Alexander,  cowfeeder,  1  Lylesland 
Cochran,  Alexander,  farmer,  Brediland,  North  Chain  road 
Cochran,    Andrew,   warehouseman    at    Espedair    weaving 

factory,  19  Storie  Street 
Cochran,  Hugh,  flesher,  8  Love  street — ^house,  68  do. 
Cochran,  Hugh,  of  Pollock  &  Cochran,  Barterholm 
Cochran,  James,  coal  agent,  8  West  Croft 
Cochran,  James,  grocer,  148  George  street 
Cochran,  James,  calenderer,  112   Causeyside  —  house,    2 

Garthland  lane 
Cochran,  James,  spirit  merchant,  11  West  Croft 
Cochran,  James,  surgeon,  21  Wellmeadow 


32  PAISLEY. 


Cochran,  John,  feuar,  Potterhill 

Cochran,  Michael,  at  William  Philips  &  Co.,  Crossflat  lodge 
Cochran  &  Walker,  reed,  lead,  and  patent  heddle  manu- 
facturers, 26  Causeyside 
Cochran,  Miss  Jessie,  of  Smith  &  Cochran,  milliners  and' 

dressmakers,  8  West  Croft 
Cochran,  Mrs  James,  of  Cochran  &  Walker,  19  Storie  st. 
Cochran,  Mrs  Robert,  milliner,  26  New  Smithhills 
Cochran,  Peter,  weaver,  Falside 
Cochran,  Robert,  draper,  26  New  Smithhills 
Cochran,  Mrs  Robert,  sen.,  19  Storie  street 
Cochran,  Robert,  cabinetmaker,  22  Niddry  street. 
Cochran,  Robert,  &  Sou,  power  loom  cloth  manufacturers, 

Espedair  Weaving  Factory,  4-4  Gordon's  lane 
Cochran,  Robert,  yarn  agent,  15  Causeyside — house,  Saucel 

Bank 
Cochran,  Thomas,  30  Ferguslie 
Cochran,  William,  cashier,  Saucel  distillery,  3  King  street, 

Saucel 
Cochran,  William,  feuar,  High  Park 
Cochran,  William,    plaid   and   shawl   manufacturer,    and 

general  warehouseman,    7   St.  Mirren  street — house, 

21  Causeyside 
Cochran,  Mrs  William,  spirit  merchant,  22  New  Smithhills 
Cockburn,  Mrs  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  15  Gilmour 

street — house,  25  Moss  street 
Cockburn,  Joseph  Binnie,  sheriff  officer,  J.  P.  Constable, 

and  private  inquiry  agent,  4  Moss  street — ^house,  3 

Wardrop  street 
ColHgan,  Hugh,  M.D.,  medical  surgeon,  74. Broomlands — 

house,  9  Orr  square 
Collins,  Henry,  boot  and  shoemaker,  86  High  street 
Collins,  James,  broker,  11  Old  Sneddon 
Colquhoun,  George,  spirit  dealer,  17  Wellmeadow 
Colquhoun,  John,  farmer,  and  Government  drainage  com- . 

missioner,  Corkerhill,  Glasgow  road 
Colquhoun,  John,  31  Gauze  street 
Colquhoun,  Miss  J.,  teacher  of  music,  31  Gauze  street 
Colquhoun,  Thomas,  cooper,  22  Broomlaijds — house,  58 

George  street  „ 


PAiSLEr.  83 


Colvin,  Mrs,  midwife,  24  Lawn  street 

Comrie,  James,  tailor,  9  Old  Smithhills — and  eating  house 

keeper,  14  do. 
Comrie,  John,  cowfeeder,  4  West  Campbell  street 
Comrie,  John,  of  Picken  &  Comrie,  4  West  Campbell  st. 
Conacher,  James,  Inland  Eevenue  Officer,  8  Moss  street 
Congalton,    Robert,   collector,    police   chambers,    County 

Buildings — house,  21  St.  James  street 
Conlin,  Michael,  broker,  98  George  street 
Connell,  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  23  Williamsburgh 
Connell,  David,  spirit  dealer,  116  George  street 
Connell,  William,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  Commercial 

Hotel,  50  Moss  street 
Connell,  William,  tailor,  11  Abbey  street 
Connell,   WiUiam,  of  Wallace  &   Connell,  240   Renfrew 

street,  Glasgow 
Conway,  Rev.  James,  catholic  clergyman,  2  East  Buchanan 

street 
Cook,  Archibald,  commission  agent,  7  Gateside 
Cook,  Mark, &  Co., manufacturers,  111  Causeyside — works, 

10  Bridge  street — house,  3  Millar  street 
Cook,  James,  6  Gateside  "' 

Cook,. James,  of  J.  &  J.  Cook,  86  High  street 
Cook,  J.  &  J.,  steam  printers,  and  printers  and  publishers 

of  the  Paisley  and  Renfrewshire  Gazette,  3  Moss  street 
Cook,  John,  of  J.  &  J.  Cook,  71   South  Portland  street, 

Glasgow 
Cook,  Thomas,  feuar,  7  Gateside 
Cooper,  James,  cowfeeder,  1  Barclay  street 
Copland  &    Foulis,    civil   engineers  and    gas    engineers. 

Terrace  buildings,  Paisley,  and  83  West  Regent  street, 

Glasgow, 
Copland,    William    Robertson,    civil     engineer.    Terrace 

buildings.  Paisley,  and  83  West  Regent  street,  Glas^ 

gow — house,  21  Sandyford  place,  Glasgow 
Costello,  Patrick,  Railway  Arms  Inn,   12   Gilmour  street, 

and  Canteen,  Paisley  Barracks — house,    12  Gilmour 

street 
Couper,  John,  tailor  and  clothier^  105  High  street  (Cross) 

— house,  27  Ca^atle  street 


34  PAISLEY. 


Cowan,  Hugh,  Sheriff-Substitute,  Belmont  cottage,  Castle- 
head 
Cowan,  John,  of  David  Speirs  &  Co.,  2  Park  Circus  place, 

Glasgow 
Cowan,  John,  spirit  dealer,  7  Wallneuk — house,  17  Gauze 

street 
Cowan,  Robert,  flesher,  27  High  street — house,  Churchhill 

(See  advertisement) 
Cowan,    William,   grocer  and  spirit    dealer,    3    Maxwell 

street 
Cowden  &  Brodie,  gas  engineers,  15  South  Croft 
Cowden,  James,  at  M.  Whitehill  &  Co.,   14  Wardrop  st. 
Cowden,  John,  of  Mitchell  &  Cowden,  5  Lylesland 
Cowden,  Thomas,  of  Cowden  k  Brodie,  3  Christie  street 
Craig,  A.  F.,  &  Co.,  engineers,  Caledonia  Engine  Works, 

Macdowall  street — house,  70  Love  street 
Craig,  Archibald,  of  Craig,  Fullerton,  &  Co.,  5  Gateside 
Craig,  David,  flesher,  22  Sandholes 
Cr^g,  Fullerton,  &  Co.,  engineers,  ironfounders,  millwrights, 

and  machine  makers,  Vulcan  Works,  Renfrew  road 
Craig,  Hugh,  manufacturer,  28  Glen  street — house,  10  do. 
Craig,  James,  of  Abercrombie  &  Craig,  9  Wellmeadow 
Craig,  John,  foreman  at  John  Young's,  4  St  James  place 

— ^house,  13  Caledonia  street 
Craig,  Margaret,  cowfeeder,  Castle  Street 
Craig,  Mrs  Alexander,  Ivy  Bank,  47  Oakshaw  street 
Craig,  Mrs,  cowfeeder,  13  Inkle  street 
Craig,  Mrs  John,  cowfeeder,  8  Neilston  street,  and  1  South 

Campbell  street 
Craig,  Mrs,  64  Love  street 
Craig,  Mrs  Matthew,  midwife,  12  Dyers'  wynd 
Craig,  Robert,  Stonefield 

Craig,  Robert,  spirit  merchant,  20  St.  James  street 
Craig,  Thomas,  carter,  1 1  New  Smithhills 
Craig,  William,  spirit  merchant,  17  Causeyside 
Craw,  John,  manager  to  John  Morgan  &  Co.,  Wester  Car- 

riagehill  place 
Craw,  William,  silk,  wool,  and   cotton   dyer,  Caledonia 

dyeworks,  33  Caledonia  street — residence,  Caledonia 

House 


PAISLEY.  35 


Clrawford,  Dugald,  tinsmith  and  gasfitter,  3  Maxwell  street 
Crawford,  Elizabeth  O.,  china  merchant,  47  Moss  streetr^ — 

house,  6  do. 
Crawford,  Gavin,  boot  maker,  92   High   street — ^house, 

Victoria  place,  Lady  lane 
Crawford,   Hamilton,   coppersmith,   tinplate -worker,  and 

gasfitter,  24  Causeyside 
Crawford,  Hamilton,  of  Crawford  &  Ritchie,  23  Causey- 
side 
Crawford,  James,  farmer,  Holehouse 
Crawford,  James,  officer,  St.  James  Street  U.P.  Chnrch, 

27  Glen  street 
Crawford,    James,   &    Son,   engineers,    machinists,    and 

wood-turners.  Thistle  Works,  8  Bridge  street 
Crawford,  James,  of  James  Crawford  &  Son,  5  Orchard 

street 
Crawford,  John  S.,  professor  of  dancing  and  calisthenics,  4 

Old  Smithhills 
Crawford,  John,  writer,  24  Abbey  street 
Crawford,  John  K.,  of  M.  WhitehiU  t&  Co.,  PoUokshields 
Crawford,  Matthew  H.,  of  James  Crawford   &   Son,   6 

Barclay  street 
Crawford,  Misses,  24  Abbey  street 
Crawford   &   Ritchie,  power  loom   cloth  manufacturers, 

Abercorn  street 
Crawford,  Robert,  carter,  138  George  street 
Crawford,  Robert,  foreman,  Park  place,  Calside 
Crawford,  William,  calenderer,  105  Causeyside — house,  do. 
Creilman,  James,  weaver,  3  Mary  street 
Crichton,  John  L.,  manager  at  Brown  &  Poison's,  Falside 
Crichton,  Thomas,  commercial  traveller,  9  Gateside 
Crooks,  William,  confectioner,  8  Cotton  street 
Cross,  Mrs  Andrew,  trunk,  parasol,  and  umbrella  manu- 
facturer, 99  High  street 
Cross,  Mrs,  muslin  printer,  99  High  street 
Crossley,  James,  of  J.  &  W.  Crossley,  12  Abbey  close 
Crossley,  J.  &  W.,  dyers  and  hank  printers,  18  Abbey 

street 
Crouch,   Rev.   John,   minister  of  Victoria  place  Baptist 

Church,  8  George  street 


36  t»AlSLET» 


Cruickshanks,  Arthur,  of  A.  S.  Hamilton  &  Co.,  48  High 

street 
Cullen,    Tliomas,  chemist,    druggist,   and  dentist,  12  St. 

James  place— house,  70  Love  street— (See  advertise. 

ment) 
Gumming,  Mrs,  draper,  19  Old  Smithhills 
Gumming,  William,  carter,  17  Well  street 
Gumming,  Dugald,  grocer,  21  Maxwellton  street 
Cunningham^  Adam,  spirit   merchant,  36  High  street- 
house,  49  do. 
Cunningham,  Alexander,  at  John  Yuill  &  Co.'s,  6  Lyles- 

land 
Cunningham,   James,  at  WilHam  M'Intyre*s,  16  George 

sti^et 
Cunningham,  James,  &  Co.,  manufacturers,  116  Causey- 
side 
Cunningham,  James,  of  James  Cunningham   &   Co.,   9 

Neilston  street 
Cunningham,  John,  of  John  Cunningham  &  Son,  Primrose 

Bank,  High  Carriagehill 
Cunningham,  John,  &  Son,  shawl  manufacturers,  8  Forhes 

place 
Cunningham*,  Mrs  Daniel,  21  High  street 
Cunningham,  Mrs  John,  88  High  street 
Cunningham,  Robert,  of  John  Cunningham  k  Son,  36 

Causeyside 
Cunningham,  T.,  tailor,  5  George  street 
Cunningham,  William,  &  Co.,  dyers>  Abbey  close 
Cunningham,  William,  of  William  Cunningham  &  Co.,  2 

South  Orr  street 
Currie,  Adam,   of  the  Loundsdale   Bleaching  Company, 

Lounsdale 
Currie,  David,  officer  Reformed  Presbji^erian  Church,  36 

Oakshaw  street 
Currie,  James,  sheriff  officer.  Terrace  Buildings,  109  High 

street 
Currie,  Mrs  John,  spirit  dealer,  9  School  wynd 
Currie,  William,  23  Niddry  street 
Currie,  William,  jun.,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  4  Ren* 

frew  street — house,  23  Niddry  street 


PAISLEY.  -37 


Currie  &  Co.,  starch  and  corn  flour  manufacturers,  Glen- 
field 

Cutlibertson,  George,  keeper  Artizans'  Institution,  1  High 
street 

Cutlibertson,  John,  grocer,  23  Gauze  street — house,  32 
Cotton  street 

Cuthbertson,  Thomas,  confectioner,  44  Moss  street — 
house,  22  Underwood 

DALRYI^^PLE,   James,   of  Wallace,    Connell,    &   Co., 

plumbers,  Gilmour  street — house,  3  Glen  street 
Dalziel,  Andrew,  feuar,  19  George  street 
Dalziel  &  Begg,  shawl  manufacturers,  112  Causeyside 
Dalziel,  James,  1st  teller  Bank  of  Scotland,  Laurieston, 

Glasgow — house.  Wester  Carriagehill 
Dalziel,  Miss,  teacher,  Stow  School,  145  George  street 
Dalziel,  Jane,  confectioner,  24  Causeyside — house,  Steven- 
son street 
Dalziel,  Mrs  William,  milliner,  145  George  street 
Dalziel,  Robert  F.,  of  Dalziel  &  Begg,  Castlehead 
Darroch,  Neil,  gardener  to  T.  W.  Macalpine,  Castlehead 
Davidson,  George,  clerk  at  Gas  Works — house,   at  Gas 

Work  lodge 
Deans,  Francis,  postmaster,  Victoria  place.  Lady  lane 
Deans,  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  10  Wellmeadow — house, 

20  Sandholes 
Deans,  Robert  L.,  foreman  of  Gas  Company's  meter  shop, 

12  Old  Smitbhills 
Dempster,  John,  Baker,  25  High  street 
Dearie,  John,  hair  dresser,  8  Broomlands 
Denning,  James,  broker,  10  New  Smithhills 
Devlin,  Sarah,  broker,  34  Wellmeadow 
Dick,  David,  mason  and  builder,  2  Glen  lane — house,  23 

Glen  street 
Dick,  George,  teacher,  Carbrook  street  School,  32  Ferguslie 
Dick,  J.,  lappet  and  harness  clipper,  Marshall's  lane 
Dick,  John,  wright,  131  George  street — house,  36  do, 
Dick,  James,  shawl  merchant,  5  County  place 
Dick,  Matthew,  photographer,  41  Wellmeadow 
Dick,  Margaret,  grocer,  89  Causeyside 

D 


PAISLEY, 


Dick,  Robert,  confectioner,  7  Glen  street 

Dickie,  E.,  china  merchant,  21    Moss  street — ^liouse,  65 

Broomlands 
Dickie,  Horace  W.,  teacher  of  Paisley  Educational  School, 

14  New  Sneddon — ^lioiise,  6  Thread  street 
Dickie,  Thomas,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  12  Broomlands 
Dickie,  William,  parochial   schoolmaster,   Abbey  Parish 

School — house,  6  Thread  street 
Dickie,  Thomas,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  25  Moss  street 
Dickson,  Alexander,  paymaster-sergeant,  M.  Staff  Barracks, 

32  Thread  street 
Dickson,  James,  gardener  to  Joseph  Whitehead,  Kilnside  hOc 
Dickson,  John,  bookkeeper  to  Abercorn  Foundry  Co. 
Dickson,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  110  George  street 
Dickson,  Richard,  spirit  dealer,  20  Abbey  street 
Dickson,  William,  gardener  to  Thomas  Coats  of  Ferguslie, 

3  Thomas  street 
Dickson  William,  jun.,  gardener  at  Crossflat  Nursery — ■ 

house,  4  Williamsburgh 
Dobbie,  William,  boot  and  shoemaker,  149  George  street 

—house,  20  do. 
Dobie,  George,  tobacconist  and  candle  manufacturer,  12 

High  street — w^orkshop,  4,  School  wynd — house,  63 

Love  street 
Dobie,  George,  70  Love  street 
Dobie,  James,  surgeon  dentist,  8  St.  James  place — house, 

George  place — (See  advertisement) 
Dobson,  Jeremiah,  tailor  and  clothier,  3  Gauze  street 
Dobson,  William  L.,  tailor  and  clothier,  24  Williamsburgh 
Dodds,  Rev.  James,  minister  of  Abbey  parish,   7  Garth - 

land  place 
Donald,  James,  of  Hanna,  Donald,  &  Wilson,  Riccartsbar 
Donald,  James  T.,  surgeon,  5  High  street  (Cross) — house, 

9  Orr  square 
Donald,  Mrs  WiUiam,  10  Glen  lane 
Donald,  Thomas,  house  factor,  and  secretary  Paisley  In- 

vestment  and  Loan  Society — office,  42  New  street — 

house,  20  Newton  street 
Donaldson,  David,  F.E.I. S.,  teacher  of  English,  Grammar 

School  and  Academy — house,  4  Stow  place. 


PAISLEY.  3^ 


Donaldson,   David,    station-master,    Abercorn     Railway 

Station. — ^house,  do. 
Donaldson,  Humphrey,  smith,  farrier,  and  plough  maker^ 

1  Williamsburgh 
Donaldson,  James,  27  Glen  street 

Donaldson,  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  6  Orcliard  street 
Donaldson,  John,  veterinary  surgeon,  agricultural  imple- 
ment maker,  horse  shoer,  and  general  blacksmith,  6-i 

Love  street 
Donaldson,  Thomas,  clerk  at  Goods  Station,  6  Orchard  st, 
Donnelly,  Michael,  spirit  dealer,  4  St.  Mirren  street 
Dougall,  John,  clerk  City  of  Glasgow  Bank,  46  Broomlands 
Dougall,  Mrs  Robert,  grocer,  46  Broomlands 
Douglas,  Rev.  James,  M.A.,  of  Linwood  Church,  3  Castle 

street 
Downie,  John,  spirit  dealer,  1  Carriagehill 
Drennan,  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  34  Ferguslie 
Drennan,  Robert,  boot  and  shoemaker,  25  Causeyside— -- 

house,  2  Wardrop  street 
Drennan,  Thomas,  provision  merchant  and  ham  curer,  5 

Silk  street — house,  do. 
Drennan,  Wm.,  clerk  at  Hodge,  Young,  &  Martin's,  14 

,    Abercorn  street 
Drew,  Maria,  fruiterer  and  confectioner,  21  Old  Sneddon 
Drew,  ]\Iichael,  manager  to  J.  &  D.  M'Nair  &  Co.,  Clark's, 

court,  Seedhill 
Drew,  Robert,  25  Gordon's  lane 
Drewette,  James,  reporter^  and  publishing  and  advertising 

agent  of  North  British  Daily  Mail  and  Weekly  Mail, 

4  County  place — house,  4  Gauze  street 
Drummond,  Henry,  clerk  to  Henry  Hutton,  carriage  hirer, 

48  George  street 
Drummond,  James,  architect,  surveyor,  and  valuator,  36, 

High  street 
Drummond,  John,  at  Sacell  Brewery,  5  Christie  street 
Drummond,  William,  carter  for  Paisley  Bread  Association-, 

103  High  street — house,  44  Moss  street 
Drummond,  William,  grocer,  2  Old  Sneddon 
prybrough,    James,    of    Walker,    Drybrough,    &    Oo,,^ 

Arkleston 


40  PAISLEY. 


Duff  &  Millar,  watclimakers  and  jewellers,  20  High  street 

Duncan,  David,  59  Love  street 

Duncan,  James,  farmer,  Braeliead 

Duncan,   Miss  Mary,  artificial  flower  maker,  12  George 

street 
Duncan,  Rev.  Eobert,  Middle  Parish — ^manse,  49  Love  st. 
Duncan,  William,  commercial  traveller,  22  New  street 
Duncan,  William,  smith  and  ironmonger,  109  High  street 

— house,  1  Inkle  street 
Duncan,  William,  boot  and  shoemaker,  11  Carrriagehill    ' 
Dunlop,  George,  cowfeeder,  13  Sir  Michael  street 
Dunlop,  James,  boot  and  shoemaker,  17  Queen  street. 
Dunlop,  John,  farmer  and  grain  dealer,  8  Glen  lane 
Dunlop,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  82  Broomlands 
Dunlop,  Margaret,  china  merchant,  24  Causeyside — house, 

12  Neilston  street 
Dunlop,  Miss,  dressmaker,  12  Neilston  street 
Dunlop,  Mrs,  milliner  and  straw  hat  maker,  77  High  street 
Dunlop,  Rev.  Adam,  minister  of  the  Tabeniacle,  Canal 

street — house,  Canal  Bank  Cottage 
Dunlop,  Rev.  Robert,  minister  of  Storie  street  Reformed 

Presbyterian  Church,  25  Gauze  street 
Dunn,  James  Hamilton,  writer,  School  of  Art  Buildings, 

County  place — ^house,   57  Love  street 
Dunnet,  Misses,  teachers  of  music,  3  Blackball  buildings 
Dunsmore,  John,  clerk,   Glenfield  Starch  Works,  Castle- 
head 
Durning,  John,  broker,  77  High  street 

EADIE,  John,  teacher,  45  Maxwellton 

Eadie,  Robert,   ironmonger,  94  High  street— house,  13 

Abbey  street 
Easton,  William,  olerk  Goods  Depot,  Railway  Station 
Eaglesim,  Robert,  draper  and  clothier,  1    High  street — 

boqse,  12  Neilston  street 
Edmiston,  William,  chemist  and  druggist,  SQ  High  street 

— ^house,  do. 
Edmiston,  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  4  Cotton  street 
Edmiston,  WilHam,  spirit  dealer,  32  George  street 
Edmiston,  William,  spirit  dealer,  34  Canal  street 


PAISLEY.,  41' 


Edmonds,    Robert,    clerk,    National  Bank  of    Scotland, 

Blackhall  buildings 
Edmonds,    Robert,   &    Son,    printers    and    printcutters, 

Marshall's  lane — house,  17  Wardrop  street 
Edwards,  W.,  broker,  14  Broomlands 
Elder,   Rev.    Andrew,    minister,    of   George  street  U.F. 

Church,  56  Canal  street 
Elder,  William,  superintendent.  Fountain  Gardens,  Love 

street 
Ellis,  Mary,  broker,  70  High  street 
Equitable  Co-operative  Society,  5  Neilston  road 
Erskine^  Andrew,  cabinetmaker,  2  Lady  lane — (See  adver" 

tisement) 
Erskine,  Jam,es,  &  Son,  grocers,  43  Causeyside 
Erskine,  James,  of  James  Erskiue  &  Son,  43   Causeyside 
Erskine,  James,  &  Son,  singeing  house,  42  Causeyside 
Erskine,  John,  grocer,  41  George  street 
Erskine,  Robert,  general  agent,  and  waste  merchant,  50 

Storie  street 
Erskine,  Thomas,  of  James  Erskine  &  Son,  83  Causey- 
side 
Ewart,  Archibald,  clogmaker,  90  Canal  street 
Ewing,  H.  E.  Crum,  M.P.  for  Paisley— residence,  Mains 

House,  Milngavie 
Ewing,  John,  grocer,  52  Storie  street 
Ewing,  Mrs,  grocer,  66  High  street 
Ewing,  William,  provision  merchant,  87  Causeyside 

FAIRLEY,  George,  pawnbroker,  7  Broomlands  and  1 
Queen  street — house,  31  Causeyside 

Fairley  &  Lochhead,  pawnbrokers,  31  Causeyside  and  1 
Gordon's  lane 

Fairley,  Thomas  D.,  at  J.  &,  J.  Clark  &  Co.'s,  4  Garthland 
street 

Fairlie,  Robert,  spirit  dealer,  9  Moss  street 

Falconer,  Joseph' A.,  officer,  Oakshaw  street  U.P.  Church, 
Meeting  House  brae 

Falconer,  Miss  Marion,  pawnbroker,  35  High  street 

^Falconer,  Robert,  of  William  Falconer  &.  Son,  83  Causey- 
side 


42  PAISLEY. 

Falconer,  William,  &  Son,  surgeons,  83  Canseyside 
Falconer,   William,   of    William    Falconer    &    Son,    83 

Canseyside 
Feclmey,  David,  sen.,  feuar,  107  George  street 
Fechney,  David,  jun.,  grocer   and   spirit   merchant,  lOT 

George  street 
Fechney,  James,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  35  Fergus- 
he — house,  40  Broomlands 
Fergus,  James,  of  J.  &  J.  Fergus,  accountaat  and  house 

factor,  61  Storie  street 
Fergus,  James,  jun.,  of  J.  &  J.  Feigns,  61  Storie  street 
Fergus,  J.  &  J.,  wholesale  grocers  and  tea  merchants,  33 

High  street — ^liouse,  61  Storie  street 
Ferguslie  Reading  Room,  38  Ferguslie 
Ferguson,  Angus,  glazier,  106  Causeyside — ^house,  104  do. 
Ferguson,  George,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  Washington 

Inn,  78  High  street 
Ferguson,  George,  officer  Evangelical  Union  Chapel,  11 

Back  Sneddon 
Ferguson,    John,    clerk,    Chaml>erlain*s    office,    County 

buildings — house,  32  Canal  street 
Ferguson,  Moses,  eoal  merchant.  Western  Coal  Depot 
Ferguson,  Moses,  broker,  1  Ferguslie 
Ferguson,  Robert,  32  Canal  street 
Fernie,  Archibald,  house   and   sign   painter,  16    George 

street  and  corner  of  Barclay  street 
Femie,  James,  manufacturer,  18  King  street 
Ferrie,  James,  commission  agent,  7  Neilston  street 
Ferrie  &  Murray,  dyers,  Linside  dyeworks 
Ferrie,  Robert,  of  Ferrie  &  Murray,  13  Thread  street 
Ferrie,  Robert,  at  John  M'Keehnie  &  Co.'s,  Carriagehili 

place 
Ferrie,  Thomas,  spirit  merchant,  9  Old  Smithhills 
Findlayson,  William,  tailor,  5  Storie  street 
Finlayson,  Mrs  James,  farmer,  Mavisbank,  Blackball  road 
Finn,  Nicholas,  Quarter-Master  Sergeant,  Staff  Barracks, 

14  Wardrop  street 
Finston,  Andrew,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  92  Causeyside 
Fisher,  Andrew,  Inspector  of  Weights  and  Measures  for 

the  Burgh,  81  New  Sneddon 


4B 


Fisher,  Andrew,  jun.,  of  Fisher,  Robertson,  &  Co.,  81 
New  Sneddon 

Fisher,  George,  of  Fisher,  Robertson,  &  Co.,Garthland  lane 

Fisher,  John,  accountant,  house-factor,  and  insurance  agent, 
4  Causeyside — house,  Craigielea — (See  advertisement) 

Fisher,  Robert,  draper,  44  New  street — house,  38  do. 

Fisher,  Robertson,  k  Co.,  engineers,  smiths,  machine  and 
tool  makers,  1  Water  brae  and  2  Causeyside 

Fisher,  Thomas,  baker,  39  George  street 

Fisher,  -William,  enterer,  65  George  street 

Fisher,  Thomas,  wood  carver,  24  High  street 

Fitzpatrick,  Valentine,  cowfeeder,  87  New  Sneddon 

Fleming,  Andrew  G.,  minister  of  the  United  Presbyterian 
Church,  Thread  street — house,  4  Underwood 

Fleming,  Mrs,  eating-house  keeper,  22  Causeyside 

Fleming,  David,  shawl  manufacturer,  109  Causeyside — 
house,  38  New  street 

Fleming,  James,  victualler,  6  Smith  street 

Fleming,  Rev.  John,  chaplain  of  Paisley  Prison,  56  Canal 
street 

Fleming,  William,  draper,  13  Gauze  street 

Flett,  Rev.  Oliver, minister  of  Storie  street  Baptist  Church, 
Falside 

Forbes,  James  T.,  41  Oakshaw  sti-eet 

Forbes,  Mrs,  Marchfield 

Forbes,  William,  carpet  and  rug  manufacturer,  21  and 
22  Well  street — chouse,  1  Underwood  lane 

Forbes,  William  G.,  Marchfield 

Forrest,  Capt.,  Adjutant  Royal  Renfrew  Militia,  Ibrox 
villas,  Paisley  road,  Glasgow 

Forrest,  Mrs,  10  Inkle  street 

Forster,  John,  at  James  Harvey  &  Co.'s,  7  Burn  row 

Forsyth,  George,  shoemaker,  69  High  street 

Forsyth,  Robert,  shoemaker,  2  Neilston  road 

Foulds,  Alexander,  coal  merchant,  Underwood  depot- 
house,  10  Back  Sneddon 

Foulds,  Andrew,  jun„  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  88  High 
street  and  162  George  street — -house^  20  Storie  street 

Foulds,  Andrew  &  Son,  wholesale  win^,  ajii,  spirit  mer- 
chants, 5  Abbe^j-  str^^t 


44 


Fonlds,  Andrew,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  4  Abbey  street 

and  11  Abbey  close — bouse,  4  Abbey  street 
Foiilds,  Andrew,  dyer  and  scourer,  118  George  street 
Foulds,  John,  manager  of  Town's  Quarry,  Mill  street 
Foulds,  William,  at  Andrew  Foulds  &  Son's,  4  Abbey  st. 
Foulds,    William,   wholesale  wine   and   spirit   merchant, 

24  George  street,  and  20  Old  Sneddon — ^house,  19 

Oakshaw  street 
Foote,  Andrew,  lithographer,  7  Smithhills 
France,  Rev.  William,  minister  of  Oakshaw  street  U.P'. 

Church,  49  Oakshaw  street 
France,  Robert,  farmer,  Auldtown,  Glasgow  road 
Frauce,  Samuel,  farmer,  Brownside,  Barrhead  road 
Fraser,  Donald,  M.B.,  CM.,  medical  practitioner,  2  .New 

Smithhills 
Fraser,  Hector,  embroiderer  and  shawl  printer,  10  Neilston 

street 
Fraser,  James  D.,  at  James  Dobie's,  dentist,  Wellpark 

place,  Millport 
Fraser,  James,  letter-carrier,  35  George  street 
Fraser,  James  Roy,  teacher  of  music,  4  Old  Smithhills — 

house,  do. — (See  advertisement) 
Fraser,  Mrs,  ladies'  outfitter,  68  High  street 
Fraser,  Patrick,  Sheriff  of  the  County  of  Renfrew,  8  Moray 

place,  Edinburgh 
Fraser,  William,  confectioner,  28  New  Smithhills 
Fraser,  William,  spirit  merchant,  11  New  Sneddon 
"Fraser,  Rev.  William,  minister  of  the  Free  Middle  Churchy. 

The  Manse,  Underwood 
Free  St.  George's  Mission  Hall,  Gordon's  lane 
Fullerton,  Alexander,  of  Craig,  Fullerton,  &  Co.,  Fergusly 

House,  Blackstoun  road 
Fullerton,  John,  &  Co.,  iron  and  composite  shipbuilders,. 

Merksworth  shipbuilding  yard,  Inchiunan  road 
Fullerton,  John,  of  John  Fullerton  &  Co.,  Merksworth 

House,  Inchinnan  road 
Fulton,  David,  broker,  3  Silk  street 
Fulton,  James,  10  Back  row,  Ferguslie 
Fulton,  James,  clerk  to  Campbell  &  Russell,  Glenfield 
;Pultpn,  James,  fruiterer  ^nd  confectioner,  79  Causeyside 


PAISLEY.  45 


Fulton,  James,  grocer,  79  Causeysicle — house,  1   Stow  st. 
Fulton,  John,  grocer,  73  Broomlands 
Fulton,  Joseph,  of  W.  Fulton  &  Sons,  Glen  Cottage,  Glen- 
field 
Fulton,  Misses,  milliners  and  furnishers,  2  Old  Smithhills 

— house,  11  Wardrop  street 
Fulton,  Mrs,  broker,  56  Storie  Street 
Fulton,  Mrs,  furnished  lodgings,  31  High  street 
Fulton,  Mrs  James,  grocer  and  ham-curer,  14  St  Mirren 

street — house,  85  New  Sneddon 
Fulton,  Peter,  officer  Free  South  Church,  7  Lylesland 
Fulton  &  M'Elwee,  ham-curers  and  provision  merchants,  7 

Cotton  street 
Fulton,  Eobert,  of  Fulton  &  M'Elwee,  10  Abbey  street 
Fulton,  William,  of  William  Fulton  &  Sons,  The  Glen 
Fulton,  William,  &  Sons,  scourers,  finishers,  and  dyers  of 
woollen  fabrics,  Glenfield 


GALBRAITH,  Charles,  boot  and  shoemaker,  28  St.  James 

street — house,  25  do. 
Galbraith,  James,  funeral  undertaker,  and  ofiicer  Abbey 

close  U.P.  Church,  5  Abbey  close 
Galbraith,  John,  baker,  37  Moss  street 
Galbraith,  John,  spirit  dealer,  8  Mid  lane,  Ferguslie^ 
Galbraith,  Miss,  32  Oakshaw  street 
Gallocher,  James,  broker,  22  Broomlands. 
Gallocher,  John,  victualler,  12  Old  Smithhills—- hous:©,,  7 

Stow  place 
Galletly,  David,  cutter  at  Robertson  &  M' Gibbon's^  97 

High  street 
Galloway,  William,  &  Co.,  coal  merchatiats,  Stoney  brae, 

west  end  of  Hunter  street — (See  advertisement) 
Gait,    James  S.,  pawnbroker,  4  Gordon's  lane,  and  30 

Causeyside 
Gait,  John,  bricklayer,  Gordon's  lane — house,  29  Causey-^ 

side 
Gait,  Mrs.,  4  Gordon's  lane 
Gait,  William,  chimney  sweep,  94  High  street 
Galvin,  John,  Inland  Revenue  Officer,  54  Storie  street 


46  PAISLEY. 


Gardiner,  Alexander,  accountant,  British  Linen  Co.'s  Bank, 
and  agent  for  tlae  Lancashire  Insurance  Co.,  3  Cale- 
donia street 
Gardner,  A.  &  J.  ISf.,  writers,  3  County  place 
Gardner,  Alexander,  printer,  bookseller,  and  stationer,   3 
Moss  street — printing  office,  9  do. — ^house,  Greenhill 
cottage 
Gardner,  Alexander,  jun.,  publisher  of  the  Paisley  and  Ren- 
frewshire Standard,  Greenhill  cottage 
Gardner,  Andrew,  hair  cutter  and  toy  shop,  10  and  12  St, 

Mirren  street — house,  104  High  street  (Cross) 
Gardner,  A.  Neilson,  of  A.  &  J.  N.  Gardner,  Nethercommon 

House 
Gardner,    Archibald,   ilesher,    54    Causeyside — house,    1 

Neilston  road 
Gardner,  Archibald,  of  A.  &  J.  N.  Gardner,  Nethercommon 

House 
Gardner,  James,  joiner  and  cabinetmaker,  2  Inkle  street — 

house,  5  Garthland  lane — (See  advertisement) 
Gardner,  James,  farmer.  South  Hillington 
Gardner,  Matthew,  29  Glen  street 
Gardner,  Robert,  cowfeeder,  West  Greenhill 
Gardner,  William,  officer  of  South  Church,  6  South  Camp» 

beU  street 
Gardner,  William,  of  Logan  &  Gardner,  Greenhill  cottage 
Garven,  John,  flesher,  13  Broomlands 
Garven,  Mrs  Anges,  3  Canal  street 

Gemmell,   James,  tailor  and  clothier,    32  High  street- 
house,  5  Wellmeadow 
Gemmell,  Matthew,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  104  Causey- 
side— house,  105  do. 
Gemmell,  Matthew,  cowfeeder,  13  Cotton  street 
Gemmell,  Malcolm,   watchmaker   and  jeweller,  3    Well- 
meadow — house,  5  do. 
Gemmell  &  Co.,  truss   and   bandage  makers,  12  Dyers' 

wynd 
Gemmell,  Robert,  manufacturer.  Blackball  Factory— house,. 

12  Neilston  street 
Gibb,  Andrew  D.,  of  Speirs  &  Gibb,  21  Caledonia  street 
Gibb^  Archibald j  turner,  12  West  Campbell  street 


PAISLEY.  47 


Gibb,  Jolin,  accountant,  10  West  Campbell  street 

Gibb,  John,  liosier,  glover,  and  small  ware  merchant,  25 

and  26  High  street — house,  26  do. — (See  advertise- 

ment) 
Gibb,  Mathew,  &  Co.,  manufacturers,  116  Causejside 
Gibb,  Mathew,  of  Mathew  Gibb  &  Co.,  17  West  street 
Gibb,  Samuel,  joiner  and  cabinetmaker,  93  High  street — 

house,  35  Wellmeadow 
Gibb,  Thomas,  house  factor,  and  officer  High  Church,  39 

New  street 
Gibb,  Thomas,  printer  and  lithographer,  8  Forbes  place — 

(See  advertisement) 
Gibb,  William,  grocer,  10  Gauze  street 
Gibbons,  Thomas,  spirit  dealer,  18  Old  Smithhills 
Gibson,  Alexander,  porter.  No.  8,  21  High  street 
Gibson,  Andrew,  grocer,  and  officer  Primitive  Methodist 

Chapel,  7  Bridge  street 
Gibson,  Andrew,  baker,  38  High  street 
Gibson,  Cowan,  manufacturer,  44  Storie  street 
Gibson,  David,  &  Co.,  hair  cutters  and  news  agents,  9 

Broomlands 
Gibson,  Henry,  bookseller  and  news  agent,  44  Causeyside 
Gibson,    Hugh,    wine  and    spirit    merchant,    23     Lawn 

street 
Gibson,  James,  storekeeper,  Charleston  Co-operative  Store, 

Neilston  road — house,  11  Carriagehill 
Gibson,  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  56  Causeyside — = 

house,  do. 
Gibson,  James,  jun.,  clerk   at   Macfarlane   &  Co.'s,   56 

Causeyside 
Gibson,    John,    of    Gibson,  MacKellar,  &   Co.,   Wester 

Carriagehill  place 
Gibson,  MacKellar,  &  Co.,  wholesale  shoe  manufacturers, 

16  Causeyside 
Gibson,  Mrs  Andrew,  cork  cutter,  13  High  street — house, 

22  Caledonia  street 
Gibson,  J.  &  A.,  grocers,  3  Broomlands 
Gibson,   Robert,  cellarman  at  Macfarlane  and  Co.'s,   29 

Lady  lane — ^house,  28  Lady  lane 
Gibson,  Robert,  clerk.  Bank  of  Scotland,  51  Broomlands 


48 


Gibson,    William,    book-keeper   to   Dundas  S.  Porteous, 

Greenlaw  street 
Gibson,  William,  family  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  107 

and    108   High  street   (Cross) — house,   42    Oakshaw 

street 
Gilbertson,  John,   assistant  surveyor  of  taxes,    1  Cotton 

street — ^house,  Park  place,  Calside 
Gilchrist,  Mrs  John,  millinery,   baby   linens,  and   ladies* 

underclothing,  94  High  street 
Gilchrist,  John,  at  J.  &  J.  Clark  &  Co.'s,  94  High  street 
Gilchrist,  Kobert,  hosier  and  general  draper,  5  Moss  street 

— house,  2  North  Croft 
Gilchrist,  Wm.,  ironmonger,  1  Broomlands 
Gildawie,  John,  superintendent  of  county  police,  Albion 

street 
Gilgour,  Robert,  clerk.  Railway  Station,  3  Cotton  street 
Gillespie,  James,  slater,  and  superintendent  fire  brigade, 

43  Moss  street — slate  yard,  13  Old  Sneddon 
Gillespie,   William,  slater,  and  slate   merchant,    82  New 

Sneddon — ^house,  76  do. 
Gillies,  John,  baker,  41  Broomlands 
Gillison,  J.  A.,  of  Duff  &  Millar,  20  High  street 
Gilmour,  Allan,  baker,  82  Canal  street 
Gilmour,  Andrew,  farmer,  Hollybush 
Gilmour,  David,  insurance  agent,   5  Causeyside — house, 

Camphill 
Gilmour,   James,  wine   and   spirit   merchant,  13    Dyers' 

wynd — ^house,  2  South  Croft 
Gilmour,  James,  at  St  Mirren's  Soap  Work,  51  Caledonia 

street 
Gilmour,  John,  grocer,  spirit  retailer,  and  general  bottler, 

20  Moss  street — house,  do.— (See  advertisement) 
Gilmour,  John,  overseer,  Ralston,  Glasgow  road 
Gilmour,  John,  plumber  and  brassfounder,  42  and  48  High 

street — house,  48  do. 
Gilmour,  John,  farmer,  Fulbar 
Gilmour,    Matthew,    smith,    32    High   street — house,  36 

Moss  street 
Gilmour,  Miss  M.,  confectioner,  90  High  street — house,  32 

do. 


PAISLEY.  49 


Gilmour,  Robert,  carter  and  cowfeeder,  15  Seedhills 
Gilmour,  Thomas,  &  Co.,  yarn  merchants,  107  Causeyside 
Gilmour,  William,  shawl  warehouse,  5  Causeyside — house, 

Camphill 
Gilmour,  William,  of  Thomas  Gilmour   &  Co.,  1   Park 

place,  Calside 
Gilmour,  William,  farmer,  Leitehland 
Givan,  James,  tailor  and  clothier,  5  Moss  street 
Givan,  Wn;i.,  tailor  and  clothier,  103  High  street  (Cross) 
Glass,  David,  M.A.,  teacher  of  writing  and  mathematics, 

Grammar  School  and  Academy,  31  Gaaze  street 
Glass,  John,  traveller  to  Archd.  Hastie,  9  Wellmeadow 
Glass,  James,  grocer,  24  Wellmeadow— house,  1  Castle  st. 
Glass,  John,  9  Wellmeadow 
Glassford,  David,  bookseller  and  stationer,  10  St  Mirren 

street 
Glen,  Allan,  tailor,  9  Stow  place 
Glen,  Mrs,  Castlehead 
Glen,  Robert,  tailor,  88  Causeyside 
Glen,  Thomas,  grain  merchant  and  miller,  Hawkhead  Mills 

— residence,  Thornhill  House 
Glover,  Isabella,  furnisher,  8  Moss  street — house,  53  High 

street 
Glover,  William,  ironmonger,  plumber,  tinsmith,  and  gas- 
fitter,  22  High  street^ — house,  24  do. 
Goldie,  Henry,  &  Son,  tailors,  17  Sandholes 
Goldie,  James,  joiner,  11  Inkle  street — house,  8  do. 
Gold,  James,  tailor,  16  Storie  street 
Gold,  Mrs,  mangier,  39  New  street 
Gollan,   Roderick,   first-class    Instructor    of    Musketry, 

Millarston 
Good,  William,  2  Barclay  street 
Goodlet,  Thomas,  temperance  hotel,  100  High  street 
Goold,  James,  clothier  and  draper,  47  Moss  street — house, 

8  Lawn  street 
Goold,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  16  Storie  street 
Goold,  William,  feuar,  19  Lawn  street 
Gordon   &   Barclay,  sculptors  and  builders,  Broomlands, 

opposite  Cemetery  gate — (See  advertisement) 
Gordon,  David,  broker,  8  Broomlands 


50  fAlStEY. 


Gordon,  Georg'e,  funeral  undertaker,  7  New  street — house, 

do.—- (!S^e  advertisement) 
Gordon,  George,  refreshment  rooms,  149  George  street 
Gordon,  John,  of  Gordon  &  Barclay,  57  Broomlands 
Gordon',  John,  mason,  9  Cross  street 
Gordon,  Mary,  dressmaker,  93  Causeyside 
Gordon,  Miss  M.,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  9  High  street, 

(Cross) 
Gbudie,  James,  bookseller  and  stationer,  and  news  agent, 

24  High  street — house,  do. 
Goudie,  James,  cooper,  43  High  street— house,  do. — (See 

advertisement) 
Goudie,  Robert,  cooper,  Macdowall  street 
Goudie,  William,  cooper,  49  High  street 
Gowan,  Ann,  grocer,  15  Great  Hamilton  street 
Graham,  Alexander,  brewer,  of  Sacell  Erewery  Company^ 

8  Saucel 
Graham,  Archibald  F.,  at  Sacell  Brewery,  9  Saucel 
Graham,  Edward^  Episdopal  Chtirch  officer,  3   Maxwell 

street 
Graham,  Mrs  Jane,  grocer,  72  Canal  street 
Graham,  Mrs,  cowfeeder^  7  Old  SmitKhills 
Graham,  Mrs,  grocer,  17  Ferguslie 
Graham,  James,  34  Ndw  Sneddon 
Graham,  John,  cutter  at  James  Goold's,  47  Moss  street, 

3  Barclay  street 
Graham,  Robert,  of  T.  &;  H.  Gtaham^  12  Abbey  street 
Graham,  T.  &  R.,  lithographers  by  steam  power,  4  Bridge 

street 
Graham,  Thomas,   of  T.   &  R*    Graham,   6   Garthland 

street 
Graham,  Thomas,  &  Co.,  clothiers,  hatters,  and  drapers, 

2  County  place 
Graham,  Thomas,  Carlile  place,  33  New  Sneddon 
Graham,    Thomas,    jim.,    of  Thomas    Graham    &   Co., 

35  New  Sneddon 
Graham,  Thomas,  M.Di,,  34  Gauze  street 
Graham,  William,  clerk  at  the  Savings  Bank,  72  Canal 

street 
Granger,  Thomas^  draper,  4  Silk  street 


PAISLEY.  *  51 


Gray,  James,  carrier,  Paisley,  Beith,  and  Eilbirnie— quar-, 

ters,  12  Canseyside 
Gray,  James,  cowfeeder,  Crow  road 
Gray,  Margaret,  gardener,  QQ  Canseyside 
Gray,    Wi'lliam,   gardener,    West    Craigielea -- shop,    69i 

Broomlands 
Gray,  William,  spirit  dealer,  72  Canseyside 
Green,  Joseph,  chimney  sweep,  Abbey  close^ 
Greenlees,  Hngh,  Stanley  -place,  50  Canseyside 
Greenlees,  John,  of  Matthew  Greenlees  &  Son,  Castlehead 
Greenlees,  John,  of  Thomas  Greenlees  &  Co,,  Calside 
Greenlees,  Matthew,  &  Son,  mannfacturers,  7  and  8  Forbes, 

place 
Greenlees,  Matthew,,  of  Matthew  Greenlees  &  Son,  Castle^ 

head 
Greenlees,  Thomas,  &  Co.,  silk,  yarn,  and  cloth  merchants,, 

13  Canseyside 
Greenlees,    Thomas,     of     Thomas     Greenlees     &     Co.,, 

Calside 
Grice,  John,  grocer,  4  Neilston  road 
Grierson,  John,  foreman  at  Walker,   Son,  &  Co.'s,^  13. 

Barclay  street 
Grieve,   Jane,   milliner   and   straw-ha,t  niaker,  76;  High 

^street 
Grieve,  Robert,  cowfeeder.  High  Carriagehill 
Grieve,  Robert,  sen.,  gardener,  1  Union  street 
Gnilleaume,  Mrs,  15  Ganze  street 
Gnilleaume,  Peter,  agent.  National  Bank  of  Scotland— . 

house,  1  Fo>'bes  place 
Guthrie,  Miss,  dressmaker,  1  St.  James  street 
Guthrie,  Miss,  7  Silk  street 
Guthrie,  Mrs,  furniture  warehouse,  80  High  street — house, 

1  Orr  square 
Guthrie,  Robert,  &  Co.,  shawl  manufacturers,  2  Canseyside. 
Guthrie,  Robert,  of  Robert  Guthrie  and  Co.,  Fairy  Knowe,, 

Castlehead 
Guthrie,  W.,  &  Co.,  coal  merchants,  10  Wellmeadow,- 
Guy,  Mrs,  midwife,  4  West  Buchanan  street 


02  .  PAISLEY. 


HAGARTY,  Joseph,  hair  dresser,  3  New  street — house, 

25  Orchard  street 
Hair,    James,    manufacturer,    15    Causeyside — house,  70 

Canal  street 
Ilair,  Miss,  teacher,  11  Lawn  street 
Hair,  Robert  B.,  manufacturer,  15  Causeyside — house,  85 

High  street 
Halden,  Francis,  manufacturer,  112  Causeyside 
Halden,  James,  draper,  36  Causeyside 
Hall,  John,  Inland  Revenue  OiHcer,  11  Barclay  street 
Halliday,  George,  shoemaker,  25  Queen  street 
Hamilton,  Adam,  &  Sons,  bleachers,  and   starch  manu- 
facturers, Works,  Blackland  Mill,  and  Gleniffer 
Hamilton,  A.  S.,  &  Co.,  manufacturers,  8  Causeyside 
Hamilton,  A.  S.,  of  A.  S.  Hamilton  &  Co.,  143  George 

street 
Hamilton,  David  E.,  printer,  2  New  street — house,   17 

Wardrop  street 
Hamilton,  David,  teacher,  Neilson  Institution,  58  Storie  st. 
Hamilton,  George,  of  Adam  Hamilton  &  Sons,  The  Cot- 

tage,  Blackland  Mill 
Hamilton,  Hall,  of  Wilson  k  Hamilton,  1  Ralston  square 
Hamilton,  Hugh,  &  Son,  builders— yard,  Mill  street 
Hamilton,  Hugh,  of  Hugh  Hamilton  &  Son,  builders  and 

Caithness  and  Arbroath  pavement  merchants,  Mill 

street — house,  4  Bank  street 
Hamilton,  Hugh,  jun.,  of  Hugh  Hamilton  &  Son,  builders, 

4  Bank  street 
Hamilton,    James,   scourer,  Abercorn   Scouring   Works» 

Niddry  street 
Hamilton,  James,  baker,  4  Old  Smithhills 
Hamilton,  James,  of  Bonnar  &  Hamilton,  6  Stow  street 
Hamilton,  James,  traveller  to  Brown  &  Poison,  27  George 

street 
Hamilton,  James,  grocer,  58  Storie  street 
Hamilton,  John,  embroiderer  and  fancy  printer,  4  Cum. 

berland  Court,  110  Causeyside— house,  26   George 

street 
Hamilton,  John,  grocer,  56  George  street 
Hamilton,  Margaret,  covvfeeder,  9  George  street 


P'AISEET.  5'3' 


Hamilton,  Mrs,  midwife,  31  St.  James  street 

Hamilton,.  Miss,  teacher,  Hunter   street   scliool,  7  High 

street  (Cross) 
Hamilton,  Mrs  Ann,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  65  Love 

street — house,  do. 
Hamilton,  Mrs,  confectioner,  1  Wellmeadow 
Hamilton,,  Mrs,  teacher  of  sewing,  Hunter  street  school,  7 

High  street  (Cross) 
Hamilton,  Robert,  baker,  70  Causey  side 
Hamilton,  Robert,  grocer,  17  George  street 
Hamilton,  Thomas,  spirit  dealer,  148  G-eorge  street 
Hamilton,  William,  broker,  7  Orchard  street 
Hamilton,  William,  &  Co.,  dyers  and  scourers,  51   High 

street 
Hamilton,  William,  of  William  Hamilton  &  Co.,  1  Hamilton, 

street 
Hanna,  Donald,  &  Wilson,  engineers,  Abbey  Works,  8 

Smithhills 
Hannah,  Joseph,  chemist,.  66  Causeyside — house,  2  South 

Orr  street 
Hannah^  Miss,  4  Gateside 
Haran,    Neil    Gilmour,    plumber,    gasfitter,    zinc-TVorker, 

and   ironmonger,    99    Causeyside — ^liouse,   22    do. — 

(See  advertisement), 
Hardie,  Alexander,  boot  and  shoemaker,  22  Lady  lane 
Hardie,  Alexander,  grocer,  6  Prussia  street 
Hardie,  George,  mechanic,  13  Williamsburgh 
Hardie,  Miss,,  dressmaker,  23  George  street 
Harkness,  John,  Sheriff  and  Town  officer,  14  High  street 
Hai-per,  Alexander,  Inland  Revenue  officer,  37  Causeyside 
Harper,    Hugh,   clerk,   Lonend    dye  works,    1    Blackball 

buildings 
Harp'er,  M.,  confectioner  and  toy  merchant,  102  Causeyside 
Harper,  William,  manufacturer,  6  Smith  street 
Harris,  Alexander,  at  Robert  Harris's,  25  High  street-— 

house,  Camphill 
Harris,  Mrs  Alexander,  Camphill 
Harris,  Richard,  Inland  Revenue  officer,  2  Saucel 
Harris,  Robert,  jeweller  and  watchmaker,  25  High  street—- 

hojuse,^  Camphill 


54  PAISLEY. 


Harris,  William,  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  19  High  street 

— house,  do. 
Hart,  Alexander,  clerk  to  George  Hart,  writer,  85  Cansey-, 

side 
Hart,    Alexander,    accountant    and  insurance    agent,    9 

Churchhill — house,  6  Gauze  street 
Hart,  Alexander,  51  Caledonia  street 
-Hart,  Archibald,  spirit  merchant,  14  Old  Sneddon 
Hart,  Archibald,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,   3  St.  James 

street 
Hart,  George,  writer.  Notary  Public,,  and  Burgh  Fiscal,. 

5  County  place — house,  1  Christie  street 
Hart,  Ellen,  green  grocer^  2  Dovesland 
Hart,  James,  spirit  dealer,  3  St.  James  street — house,  59 

George  street 
Hart,  Miss  Janet,  teacher  of  Carbrook  street  school,  12 

Barclay  street 
Hart-,  Mrs  John,  6  Gauze  street 
Hart,  Thomas  M.,,  clerk  at  J.  k  P.  Coats's,  14  Wardrop 

street 
Hart,    Thomas,    wine    and     spirit     merchant,    1    East 

Croft 
Hart,  Thomas,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  85  Gauseyside — 

house,  do. 
Harvey,  George,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  138  George 

street 
Harvey,  George,  jun.,  136  George  street 
Harvey,  James,  &  Co.,  wine  and  spirit  merchants^  15  King 

street,  Saucel 
Harvey,  Mrs  John,  teacher  of  music,  55  Causeyside 
Hastie,  Archibald,  flour  and   grain   merchant,  Camphill 

Flour  Mills — house,  4  Lawn  street 
Hastie,  Mrs  Archibald,  4  Lavra  street 
Hatchard,  James,  jun.,  salesman  to   David  Brough,  46. 

Moss  street 
Hatchard,  James,  tailor,  46  Moss  street 
Hatrick,  James,  clockmaker,  18  Cotton  Street 
Hatrick,  John  B.^  of  William  Hatrick  &  Sons,  60  Love 

street 
Hatrick,  John,  smith  and  bell-hanger,  18  Mass  street 


PAISLEY.  35 


Hatrick,  Robert  R.,  of  William  Hatrick  &  Sons,  Charle- 
mont  Villa,  Pollokshields 

Hatrickj  VVilliam,  &  Sons,  pliarmaceiitical  chemists,  and 
wholesale  and  retail  druggists,  Coffee  Room  buildings, 
18  Gilmour  street 

Hawkliead  Mills  Bakery,  ISBroomlands — Matthew  Brown 

Hay,  James,  of  Robert  Hay  &  Son,  and  agent  for  the 
Briton  Medical  and  General  Life  Association,  and 
Scottish  Fire  Insurance  Company,  10  High  street — 
(See  advertisement) — house,  Stanley  place,  48 
Causey  side 

Hay,  Mrs,  broker,  31  Cotton  street 

Hay,  Robert,  of  Robert  Hay  &  Son,  21  High  street 

Hay,  Robert,  &,  Son,  stationers,  account  book  makers, 
lithographers,  engravers,  printers,  and  manufacturers 
of  design  or  point  paper,  10  High  street — (See  ad- 
vertisement) 

Hazel,  Joseph,  spirit-dealer,  10  Williamsburgh 

Hector,  Alexander,  dyer,  Espedair  street — house,  31  Cal- 
side 

Heiton,  John,  jun.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  3  Orchard 
street 

Heiton,  John,  sen.,  26  Causeyside 

Hegney,  Mrs  J.,  druggist,  9  St.  James  place 

Henderson,  John,  flesher,  (j6  Broomlands — ^house,  64  do. 

Henderson,  Mrs  Alexander,  Royal  Oak  Tavern,  45  Moss 
street 

Henderson,  Mrs,  baker,  12  Gauze  street 

Henderson,  Mrs  William,  confectioner,  and  wine  and  spirit 
merchant,  22  High  street 

Henderson,  Rev.  Andrew,  minister  of  Abbey  close  U.P. 
Church,  Castlehead 

Henderson,  Robert  Louden,  of  Reid  &  Henderson,  1 
Maxwell  street 

Henderson,  Robert,  provision  merchant,  83  High  street 

Hendry,  James,  grocer,  62  Causeyside — ^house,  10  Steven- 
son street 

Hendry,  James,  farmer,  Thomly  Park 

Henry,  Charles,  beamer,  6  Stock  street 

Henry,  Thomas,  draper,  91  High,  street-  -house,  16  do*. 


56  PAISLEY. 

Hepburn,  Arnot,  grocer,  72  Broomlands 

Hepburn,   Robert,  &  Co.,  engravers  and  lithographers,, 

Abbey  Mill — house,  Terrace  buildings 
Herald  (Glasgow)  Oifice,  2  Gilmour  street — TV.  B.  Watson,. 

correspondent 
Herald  Office,  Paisley,  2  Gilmour  street — Richard  Watson,. 

editor 
Herd,  Robert,  confectioner,  18  Stock  street 
Hill,  James,  teacher.  Catholic  School,  18  School  wynd 
Hill,  Mrs.    John,    gardener,   Nefchercommon — shop,    30' 

High  street 
Hill,  R.  L.,  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  99  High  street- 
house,  13  do. 
Hill,  William,  coal  merchant,  Underwood   coal  depot — - 

house,  West  Greenhill 
Hill,  William,  plumber,  4  New  street — ^house,  13  Highi 

street 
Hislop,  George  R.,  engineer,  and  manager  of  Gas  Works 

— house,  at  Gas  Works,  Blackstoun  road 
Hodgart,  John,  of  White  &   Hodgart,  Calabah   House, 

Milliken  Park 
Hodgart,  Matthew,  of  Craig,  Fullerton,  &  Co*,  Renfrew 

road 
Hodge,  Archibald,  accountant  at  J.  &  P.  Coats',  and  insur- 
ance agent,  15  Gilmour  street — ^house,  Castlehead 
Hodge,  Miss,  20  High  street 
Hodge,  William,  of  Hodge,  Young,  &  Martin,  Town  Clerk,. 

writer,  and  insurance  agent,  3  Orj  square' 
Hodge,  Young,  &  Martin,  writers,  County  buildings 
Ilodgert,  John  J.,  rivet  and  bolt  maker,  11  New  Smithhills 
Hoeck,  Louis,  professor  of  music,  registrar  of  births,  &c., 

and  Session  Clerk  for  High  Church  Parish — house,. 

86  High  street 
Hogg,  Archibald,  scourer  and  finisher,  Espedair  Field,  40- 

Causeyside,  and  2  Forbes  place — house,  78  Causeyside 
Hogg,  Walter,  dyer,  7  Dyers'  wynd — shop,  3  High  street 

— house.  Terrace  buildings 
Hollas,  Alexander,  flesher,  31  Old  Sneddon — house,  66> 

Back  Sneddon 
Holm,  George,  farmer^  Mossvale,  Greenock  road. 


PAISLEY.  57 


Holms,  Archibald   Campbell,  West   Sandyford,  Kenfrew 

road 
Holms,  William,  cowfeeder,  5  Love  street 
Holms,  William,  Brabloch,  Renfrew  road 
Hood,  A.  M.,  grocer,  18  Lawn  street — ^house,  33  Gauze 

street 
Hood,  Miss,  furnished  lodgings,  34  Moss  street 
Hood,  W.  &  T.,  fleshers  and  victuallers,  17  Lawn  street 
Hood,  William,  spirit  dealer.  Cross  Keys,  12  Saucel 
Plosie,  Mrs,  12  Gordon's  lane 
Houston,  Alexander  T.,  joiner  and  cartwright,  Maxwellton 

Saw  Mills,  5  Maxwellton  street 
Houston,  Archibald,  confectioner,  82  Causeyside 
Houston,  Campbell,  of  Robin  &  Houston,  Paisley  road,. 

Renfrew 
Houston,  James,  jun.,  of  Robin  &  Houston,  Cecil  place, 

Paisley  road,  Glasgow 
Houston,  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  15  Smithhills 
Houston,  John,  spirit   merchant,  North  British  Inn,   2^ 

High  street 
Houston,  John,  confectioner  and  fruiterer,  29  High  street 
Houston,  John,  hair  dresser,  29  High  street 
Houston,  Matthew,  waste  dealer,  and  china  merchant,  24 

George  street 
Houstoun,  Mrs  Walter  Lamont,  28  George  street 
Howatson,  James,  bootmaker,  4  Barr  street 
Hubbart,  James,   barrack-sergeant,  Barracks,  Williams- 
burgh 
Hughes,  John,  spirit  dealer,  13  Moss  street 
Hume,  Mrs,  grocer  and  victualler,  3  School  wynd 
Hume,  William,  clerk  to  Governor  of  Abbey  Poorhouse — - 

house,  Paisley  Barracks,  Williamsbnrgh 
Hunter,  Alexander,  plumber,  gasfitter,  and  zinc-worker, 

52  Caledonia  street 
Hunter,  James,  joiner  and  cabinet-maker,  32  and  34  High 

street — house,  32  do. 
Hunter,  John  B.,  M.D,,  and  surgeon,  3  Smithhills — house, 

95  High  street 
Hunter,  John,  cabinetmaker,  84  George  Street 
Hunter,  Joseph,  spirit  dealer,  62  High  street 


58  PAISLEY. 

Hunter,  Mrs  E.,  spirit  dealer,  14  Cotton  street 

Hunter,  Mrs  Thomas,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  22  Great 

Hamilton  street 
Hunter,  R.  &  D.,  starch  and  corn  flour  manufacturers, 

Macdowall  street — ^house  for  both,  48  Oakshaw  st. 
Hunter,  Robert,  chief  constable  of  Renfrewshire— office,  3 

County  place — ^liouse,  8  Moss  street 
Hunter,  Thomas,  clothier  and  draper,  7  Moss  street — 

house,  School  wynd 
Hunter,  William,  druggist,  31  Causeyside — house,  95  High 

street 
Hunter,  William,  spirit  dealer,  52  Storie  street 
Hunter,  William,  tobacco  and  snuff  manufacturer,   100 

High  street — ^liouse,  4iS  Oakshaw  street 
Hutchison,  Archibald,  Pairhill,  Calside 
Hutcliison,  James,  plasterer,  Westside  cottage,  3    Glen 

lane — lime-yard,  11  do. — (See  advertisement) 
Hutcliison,  James,  surgeon  and  druggist,  23  Causeyside 
Hutcheson,  John,  agent.  Bank  of  Scotland,  8  St.  Mirren 

street — house,  6  Garthland  place 
Hutchison,  John,  architect,  199  West  George  street,  Glas- 

gow — -house,  Fairhill,  Calside,  where   messages  can 

be  left 
Hutchison,  Miss  J.,  machine  stitcher,  Westside  cottage,  3 

Glen  lane 
Hutchison,   Rev.    M.   Balfour,   Episcopal    clergyman,  2 

Hamilton  place,  78  New  Sneddon 
Hutchison,  Mrs  Thomas,  dressmaker  and  machine  stitcher, 

44  New  street 
Hutchison,  Thomas,  clerk    to  Walter  Hogg,   44  New 

street 
Hutchison,  William,  f<Dreman  to  James  Hutchison,  plas- 
terer, Westside  cottage,  3  Glen  lane 
Hutchison,  William,  scourer  and  purifier  of'  silk  and  wool, 

George  place — house,  do. 
Hutton,  Daniel,  draper,  20  High  street — ^house,  42  Lady 

lane 
Hutton,  Henry,  carriage  hirer,  2  County  place  and  11 

Inkle  street — ^house,  15  Gauze  street 
Hutton,  M.,  57  Canal  street 


PAiSLirr.  -  5& 


Hutton,  Rev.  George  C,  minister  of  Canal  Street  U.P. 

Church,  Mount  Pleasant,  Canal  street 
Hutton,  Robert,  foreman  turner  at  J.  &  P.  Coats's,  31 

Ferguslie 
Hyndman,  Samuel,  stationer  and  bookseller,  2  New  street 

— house,  39  High  street 

INGLIS,  Mrs,  baker,  12  Old  Sneddon 

Inglis,  James,  foreman  at  Brown  &>  Poison's,  32  Calside 

Ingram,  George,  Superintendent  of  police,  County  buildings 

— house,  16  Moss  street 
Ingram,  John,  clerk  to  A.  &  J.  N.  Gardner,  writers,  43 

High  street 
Inland  Revenue  Office,  24  Orchard  street 
Irvine,  Elizabeth,  dressmaker,  33  St.  James  street 
Irvine,  James,  tailor  and  clothier,  104  High  street  (Cross) 

— ^house,  do. — (See  advertisement) 
Irvine,  John,  broker,  4  Abbey  close 
Isdale  &  M'Callum,  soap  manufacturers,  4  New  Sneddon 
Isdale,  Ralph,  of  Isdale  &  M'Callum,  34  Glen  street 

JAAP,  George,  spirit  dealer,  68  Canal  street 

Jaap,  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  109  High  street — house, 

7  Wardrop  street 
Jack,  Agnes,  spirit  merchant,  12  Back  Sneddon — house, 

6  Moncrieif  street 
Jack,  George,  gas  inspector,  32  Thread  street 
Jack,  George,  of  Gibson,  MacKellar,  &  Co.,  54  Causeyside 
Jack,  James,  family  grocer,  95  High  street — ^house,  do. 
Jack,  James,  shopman  at  William  Gibson's,  23  Niddry 

street 
Jack,  John,  feuar,  52  Storie  street 
Jack,. Peter,  jun.,  &  Co.,  carpet  and  rug  manufacturers, 

Netliercommon 
Jack,  Peter,  of  Peter  Jack,  jun.,  &  Co.,  95  High  street 
Jack,  Thomas,  5  Blackball  buildings 
Jackson,  Andrew,  cowfeeder,  14  Inkle  street 
James,  Mrs  James,  boot  and  shoemaker,  11  Old  Smith- 
hills — house,  2  Gauze  street 
Jamieson,  John,  agent,  21  St.  James  street 


60  PAISLEY. 


Jamieson,  John,  eating  house  keeper,  18  Sandholes 

Jamieson,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  milliner,  and  straw  hat  maker, 
37  Wellmeadow 

Jamieson,  Mrs  John,  4  Wardrop  street 

Jamieson,  Robert,  90  Canal  street 

Jamieson,  Samuel,  shoemaker,  6  Lylesland 

Jamieson,  William,  gardener,  Woodside  House 

Jamieson,  William,  of  William  Jamieson  &  Sons,  Sauce! 
Bank 

Jamieson,  William,  &  Sons,  soap  and  starch  manufacturers, 
©lackhall  Soap-works,  Blackball 

Jardine,  Andrew,  gardener,  Crossflat  House 

Jeffrey,  George,  spirit  dealer,  8  Wardrop  street 

Jeffrey,  John,  shoemaker,  Albion  street 

Johnston,  James,  merchant.  Shuttle  street' — house,  Lang> 
bank 

Johnstone,  James,  spirit  dealer,  25  Carriagehill 

Johnstone,  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  70  Broom- 
lands — ^house,  do. 

Johnstone,  John,  classical  teacher,  Neilson  Institution,  33 
High  street 

Johnston,  John,  of  William  Johnston  &  Co.,  3  Stow  place 

Johnston,  Mrs  James,  8  High  street 

Johnston,  Thomas,  civil  engineer,  and  road  surveyor  for 
the  County  of  Renfrew,  Terrace  buildings — house, 
Gowan  Bank,  Hurlet 

Johnston,  William,  grocer,  25  Old  Sneddon 

Johnston,  William,  &  Co.,  muslin,  buckram,  &c.,  manu- 
facturers, Shuttle  street 

Johnston,  William,  of  William  Johnston  &  Co.,  45  ITigh 
street 


KATER,  William,  farmer,  Bogside,  off  Renfrew  road 
Kean,  John,  broker,  79  High  street 
Keith,  Adam,  of  John  Keith  &  Son,  77  Canal  street 
Keith,  John,  &  Son,  joiners  and  blockbuilders,  101  Ca-nsey- 

side 
Keith,  John,  of  John  Keith  &  Son,  7  Garthland  street 
Kelly,  Adam,  wine  and  spiiit  merclaaut,  37  St.  James  street 


PAISLEY.  Gl 

Kelly,   Alexander,    plumber,    tinsmith,   and  gasfitter,   4 

Causeyside 
Kelly,  Mrs  James,  grocer,  22  Lawn  street 
Kelly,  John,  29  Thread  street 
Keir,  Samuel,  haii-dresser,  2  St.  Mirren  street — ^house,  38 

High  street 
Kelso,    John,    foreman  at   Brown,  Sharps,  &   Tyars,  36 

Storie  street 
Kelso,  Thomas,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  23  Stock  street 
Kennedy,  Alexander,  chairfitter,  2  Neil  street 
Kennedy,  Charles,  4  Stow  street 
Kennedy,  David,  cooper,  65  Canal  street 
Kennedy,  Hugh,  baker,  6  Silk  street 
Kennedy,  John,  bread  and  biscuit  baker,  31  High  street 
Keown,  Miss,  teacher,  42  High  street 
Ker,  John,  joiner  and  timber  merchant,  28  Causeyside — 

house,  29  do. 
Kerr,  Alexander,  bird  preserver,  4  New  Smithhills 
Kerr,  Benjamin,  confectioner  and  fruiterer,  1  Old  Smithhills 
Kerr,  Charles,  joiner,  20  Queen  street 
Kerr  &  Clark,  thread  manufacturers,  Linside — counting 

house,  Seedhill 
Keirr   &   Co.,  spinners  and  thread  manufacturers,  "The 

Cable  Thread  Works  " 
Kerr,  Daniel,  weaver,  68  Causeyside 
Kerr,  Gavin,  joiner,  30  Orchard  street — house,  do. 
Kerr,  Gavin,  late  thread  manufacturer,  27  Gordon's  lane 
Kerr,  Helen,  confectioner,  43  Moss  street 
Kerr,  James,  bird  preserver,  5  Lawn  street 
Kerr,  James,  Underwood  House 
Kerr,  John,  &  Co.,  manufacturers,  9  Causeyside 
Kerr,  John,  of  John  Kerr  &  Co.,  2  Caledonia  street 
Kerr,.  John  Pinkerton,  of  R.  &  J.  P.  Kerr,  Chapel  house 
Kerr,  Mrs  Peter,  Gallowhill  house,  Renfrew  road 
Kerr,  Peter,  &  Son,  heddle  twine  and  thread   manufac- 
turers, 34  New  street 
Kerr,  R.  &  J.  P.,  cotton  spinners  and  power  loom  cloth 

manufacturers,  Underwood,  and  Oakshaw  Mills 
Kerr,  Robert,  of  Robert  Kerr  and  Son,  4  Elmbank  crescent, 
Glas2:ow 


1^2  ^AISLEt. 


Kerr,  Robert,  of  R.  &  J.  P.  Kerr,  Woodlands 

Kerr,  Robert,    &    Son,  shawl  manufacturers  and  dyers^ 

Thread  street 
Kerr,   Thomas,   teacher,   Neilson    Institution — house,    9 

Wellmeadow 
KeiT,  Thomas,  cutler  and  gunmaker,  21  Moss  street 
Kerr,  "William,  farmer,  Linclive 

Killoch,  Jane,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  1  St.  James  street 
Killoch,  Matthew,  2  South  Orr  street 
Kilpatrick,  Agnes,  confectioner,  16  Causeyside 
Kilpatrick,  James,  manufacturer,  18  Causeyside 
Kipatrick,  James,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  5  Gilmour  street 

— house,  7  Gauze  street 
Kilpatrick,  John,  wright  and  funeral  tmdertaker,  17  Abbey 

street—  (See  advertisement) 
Kilpatrick,  Mrs  John,  Potterhill 
King,  Alex.,  <&  Son,  woollen  and  linen  drapers,  hatters, 

hosiers,  and  glovers,  4  Gilmour  street 
King,  Alex.,  of  Alexander  King  and  Son,  1  Garble  place, 

New  Sneddon 
King,  Andrew,  foreman  at  Peter  Jack,  jun.,  &  Co.'s— - 

house,  3  Caledonia  street 
King,  James,  carriage  hirer,  George  Hotel  Stables,  4  Old 

Smithhills — office,   2    County  place — house,    4    Old 

Smithhills 
King,  John,  enterer,  12  West  Buchanan  street 
King,  Mrs,  eating-house  keeper,  27  Moss  street 
King,  Walter,  of  Alexander  King  &  Son,  1  Carlile  place, 

New  Sneddon 
King,  Walter,  builder,  Woodend,  Houston 
King,  William,  enterer,  65  Canal  street 
King,  Mrs,  grocer,  4  New  Smithhills 
Kirk,  John,  joiner  and  glazier,  27  Wellmeadow 
Kirk,  James,  joiner,  21  New  Smithhills — house,  11  Aber- 

corn  street 
Kirkwood,  Allan,  writer  and  Notary  Public,  5  Moss  street 

— house,  18  Oakshaw  street 
Kirkwood,  Allan,  jun.,  clerk,  18  Oakshaw  street 
Kirkwood,  Barton,  &  Co.,  manufacturers,  105  Causeyside 

—-house,  6  Falside 


PAISLEY.  6d 


Kirkwood,  James,  grocer  and  potato  merchant,  26  Glen 
street 

Kirkwood,  J.  &  M.,  brokers,  3  Broomlands 

Kirkwood,  John  D.,  Beith  carrier.  North  British  Inn,  29 
High  street 

Kirkwood,  Matthew,  farmer,  Merksworth 

Kirkwood,  Robert,  weaver,  8  Barclay  street 

Kirkwood,  William,  farmer,  Stanely  Moor 

Knox,  James,  of  J.  &  J.  Knox,  2  Bladda 

Knox,  James,  weaver,  38  Canal  street 

Knox,  John  and  James,  saddlers,  machinery  belt,  hose- 
pipe, and  thong  manufacturers,  19  High  street — (See 
advertisement) 

Knox,  John,  of  J.  &  J.  Knox,  12  Bandholes 

Knox,  Mrs,  grocer,  16  Abercorn  street 

Kyle,  John,  confectioner,  9  St.  Mirren  street — house,  6 
Moss  street 

Kyle,  Matthew,  farmer,  Laigh  Parks 

Kyle,  Morison,  proprietor  Exchange  Rooms  Concert  Hall, 
17  Moss  street — residence,  Glasgow 

LAIDLAW,    John,   teacher,    John   Neilson    Institution, 

1   Garthland  lane 
Laiag,.^  C.  W.,  governor,  Abbey  Poorhouse  and  Asylum, 

Crow  road,  Calside 
Laird,  Miss,  37  New  Sneddon 
Lamb,  Alfred  Jamieson,  warehouseman  at  M.  Whitehill  & 

Co.'s,  Underwood  cottage 
Lamb,  James,  accountant  Clydesdale  Banking  Company, 

and   agent   for    Northern    Assurance    Company,    7 

High  street  (Cross) — house,  do. 
Lamb,  James  J.,  architect,  surveyor,  and  measurer  ;  li- 
censed valuer  and  insurance  agent,  6  St.  James  place- 

— house.  Underwood  cottage 
Lamb,  .J.  Barr,  architect,  surveyor,  and  measurer,  6  St. 

James  place — house.  Underwood  cottage 
Laraberton,  J.,  of  Lamberton  &  Tennent,  12  Wellmeadow 
Lamberton  &  Tennent,  silk  mercers  and  general  drapers, 

15  High  street 
Lambie,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  54  Storie  street 


&i  PAISLEY. 

Lamond,  Archibald,  spirit  dealer,  1  Silk  street 

Landess,  Robert,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  20  George  st. 

Landess,  Robert,  jacquard  cutter,  6  Barr  street — ^house^ 

20  George  street 
Lang,  George,  weaver,  51  Storie  street 
Lang,  Janies,  jun.,  leather  merchant,  Glenfield 
Lang,  James,  leather  merchant  and  insurance  agent,  86 

High  street — -house,  11  King  street 
Lang,  John,  ginger  beer  brewer  and  general  bottler,  17 

Old  Sneddon — ^house,  Wellington  place 
Lang,  John,  jun.,  baker,  78  High  street 
Lang,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  47  Moss  street — - 

house,  Wellington  place,  off  Caledonia  street 
Lang,  Mrs,  dressmaker  and  furnisher,  18  George  street 
Lang,  Mi's,  furnished  lodgings,  57  Canal  street 
Lang,  Peter^  contractor  and  cQwfeeder,  33  Moss  street 
Lang,  Peter,  manager  at   Rodger   &   M'-Callum's,  dyers, 

Marshall's  lane,  586  Gallowgate,  Glasgow 
Lang,  R.  H.,  silk,  cotton,  and  woollen  dyer,  Espedair  dye- 
works,  1  Espedair  street — house,  do. 
Lang,  William,  grocer  and  cowfeeder,  18  Sandholes 
JLatig,  William,  leather  merchant,  Colinslee  House 
Langmuir,  Robert,  flesher,  10  Abbey  street 
Langmuir,  Walter,  farmer,  Old  Bar 
Latta,  Jane,  grocer,  8  Ferguslie 
Latta,  Janet,  Hay  Weighs  Inn,  3  King  street 
Laurie,  William,  potato  merchant,  39  Lady  lane 
Law,  James,  cowfeeder,  26  New  street 
Lawrie,  Mrs  William,  confectioner,  17  George  street 
Lawrie,  William,  draper,  5  New  Sneddon 
Lawson,  Thomas,  farmer,  Carriagehill 
Lawson,  Robert,  broker,  3  Bridge  street 
Leckie  &  Macgregor,  dyers,  Lonend  dyeworks 
Leckie,  Mrs  James,  bookseller,  stationer,  and  news  agent, 

104  High  street  (Cross) — ^liouse,  54  Causeyside 
Leckie,  Mrs,  ladies'  nuree,  1 1  Cross  street 
Leckie,  Robert,  accountant.  City  of  Glasgow  Bank — ^house, 

Holmfield  co.ttage,  Langbank 
Leckie,  Robert,  wine  and  spirit  merchant.  Rose  and  Thistle 

Tavern,  25  High  street 


PAISLET.  60 

Lee,  Mrs,  farmer,  Stanely 

Lee,  Robert,  joiner,  wheel   and   spring  van  builder,   89 

George  street 
Lees,  Peter,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  6  Old  Smithhills, 

and  china  and  crystal  merchant,  do. — house,  1  do. 
Lees,  Rev.  James  Cameron,  Abbey  Manse,  7  Garthland 

street 
Lees,  Robert,  eating-house  keeper,  13.  St.  Mirren  street 
Leggat,  David,  bleacher,  Colinslee 
Leitch,  Alexander,  shawl  manufacturer,  5  High  street 
Leitch,  Angus,  officer,  Free  Gaelic  Church,  3  G  New  street 
Leitch,    John,    joiner,    oabinet-maker,    upholsterer,    and 

funeral  undertaker,  49  Moss  street — works,  Abercorn 

Saw  ]\Iills,  Abercorn  street — ^house,  11  Niddry  street 

— (See  advertisement) 
Leitch,  John,  weaver,  1  Maxwellton  street 
Leitch,  Miss  Margaret,  tobacconist,  4  St.  Mirren  street 
Leitch,  Peter,  coal  merchant.  Underwood  depot — ihou^e,  4 

Christie  street 
Leitch,  Thomas,  hosier  and  confectianer,  9  Moss  street 
Leitch,  William,  flesher,  31  Causeyside — ^house,  3  North 

street 
Leitch,  William,  pawnbroker,  106  George  street 
Lemay,  Arthur,  clerk,  Railway  Station,  3  Underwood 
Lemay,  Mrs,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  3  Underwood 
Lennie,  Mrs,  midwife  and  ladies'  nurse,  6  George  street 
Leslie,  John,  shoemaker,  19  Glen  street 
Lewis,  Arthur,  pawnbroker.  Thistle  Loan  office,  17  and 

18  Storie  street;  Crown  Loan  office,  83  Broomlands 

and  1  Sandhales ;  Rose  Loan  office,  38  Gordon's  Jane; 

and  George  street  Loan  office,  108  George  street — 

house,  17  Storie  street 
Lindsay,  Walter,  smith  and  farrier,  20  Gordon's  lane — 

house,  12  Saucel 
Linn,  Thomas,  cashier  and  bookkeeper,  at  Peter  Jack,  Jan., 

&  Co.'s,  66  Love  street 
Little,  Thomas,  carter,  44  Moss  street 
Little,  William,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  40  Wellmeadow 
Livingston,  Andrew,  spirit  dealer,  30  Cotton  street 
Livingston,  Daniel,  cowfeeder,  5  Silk  street 
F   2 


66  PAISLEY, 


Lochheacl,  James,  broker,  27  New  Smithhills 

Lochhead,  Jolin  F.,  of  Fairley  &  Lochhead,  11  Wardrop 

street 
Lochhead,  John,  manager  at  Peter  Kerr  &  Sons,  GlenifFer 

View,  Calside 
Lochhead,  Joseph  M'Leod,  Gleniffer  View,  Calside 
Lochhead,  Matthew,  Gleniffer  View,  Calside 
Lochhead,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  6  Moss  street 
Lochhead,  Mrs  M.,  Gleniffer  View,  Calside 
Lochhead,  Robert,  fruits  and  confections,  2  Cotton  street 
Lochhead,  Robert,  porter,  Bank  of  Scotland,  6  Moss  street 
Lochhead,  William,  clerk  at  Hodge,  Young,  &  Martin'^s, 

Gleniffer  View,  Calside 
Lochrie,  Charles,  baker  at   Abbey  Poorhouse,  12    Bath 

place,  Seedhill 
Lochrie,  William,  broker,  12  New  Smithhills 
Lockhart,  Andrew  H.,  draper,  104  High  street  (Cross) — 

house,  23  Oakshaw  street 
Lockhart,  Alexander,  baker,  25  Gordon's  lane 
Lockhart,  Elizabeth,  confectioner,  toy,  and  basket  ware- 
house, 69  Broomlands — house,  Castlehead 
Lockhart,  John,  wood  turner,  55  George  street 
Lockie,  George,  Paisley  and  Glasgow  carrier,  5  George  sk 
Lockie,  James,  Paisley  and  Glasgow  carrier,.  91  Causey- 
side 
Logan,  Andrew,  broker,  21  Lawn  street 
Logan,  Archibald,  clerk,  Post  Office,  16  George  street 
Logan,  Francis,  of  Francis  Logan  &  Son,  34  Glen  street 
Logan,  Francis,  &  Son,  coal  merchants,  tjnderwood  depot 
Logan  &  Gardner,  manufticturers,  5  Forbes  place 
Logan,  Mary,  dressmaker,  59  High  street 
Logan,  John,  of  Logan  &  Gardner,  Calside 
Logan,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  29  Gauze  street — ^ 

house,  do. 
Logan,  John,  fish  dealer,  19  Wellmeadow 
Logan,  Robert,  mason,  106  George  street 
Logan,  Thomas,  farmer,  Netherton 
Logan,  William,  cowfeeder,  60  Canal  street 
Lorimer,  John,  at  J.  &  P.  Coats's,  Braeside  cottage,  Mil- 
larston 


PAISLEY.  67 


Lorimer,  Mrs,  milliner,  7  Lawn  street 

Lounsdale  Bleaching  Company,  Lounsdale 

Love,  Hugh,  brassfounder,    20    and   21    Abbey   close — 

house,  Port-Glasgow 
Love,  John,  cowfeeder,  32  Canal  street 
Love,  William,  cutler  and  gunsmith,  99   High   street — 

house,  14  do. 
Love,  William,  spirit  dealer,  57  Broomlands 
Lyall,  Miss,  hosier  and  furnisher,  97  High  street — house, 

20  do. 

Lyle,  Dalrymple,  accountant,  insurance  agent,  and  house 
factor,  4  High  street — house,  1  Hamilton  street — 
(See  advertisement) 

Lyle,  George,  furnishing  and  shoe  shop,  4  Broomlands 

Lyle,  John,  watchmaker,  46  Moss  street — Chouse,  40  Fer- 
guslie — (See  advertisement) 

Lyle,  John,  officer  of  Paisley  Equitable  Funeral  Society, 

21  Stock  street 

Lyle,  WiUiam,  furnisher,  16  George  street 
Lyon,  Mrs  John,  grocer,  22  Orchard  street 
Lymburn,  James,  &  Son,  silk  mercers  and  drapers,,  16  High 

street 
Lymburn,    John,    of  James   Lymburn  &   Son,  15    High 

street 
Lysaght,  Thomas,  Inland  Eevenue  Officer,  1  Old  Smithhills 

MACK,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  19  Causeyside — 

house,  31  Orchard  street 
Mair,  Mrs  John,  2  Gilmour  street 
Mairs,  Joseph,   commercial,  mathematical,    and   nautical 

academy,  20  Smithhills 
Malcolm,  Archibald,  cowfeeder,  46  High  street 
Mann,  Mrs,  brolier,  7  Storie  street 

Manners,  Charles,  manufacturing  chemist,  16  Cotton  street 
Manwell,  Mrs  Martha,  spirit  dealer,  16  Abercorn  street 
Mark,  Peter,  tailor,  99  Causeyside 

Marshall,  Hugh,  manufacturer,  13  Causeyside — house,  do. 
Marshall,    John,   ironfounder,    10    South    Croft — house^ 

Underwood 
Marshall,  John,  spirit  dealer,  2  Renfrew  street 


68  PAISLEY. 


Marshall,  Mrs,  furnisher,  56  High  street 

Marshall,  Robert,  grocer,  150  George  street 

Martin,  Alexander,  coppersmith,  tinsmith,  plumber,  and 

gasfitter,  School  wynd 
Martin,  Francis,  of  Hodge,  Young,  &  Martin,  Beecham, 

.    42  Love  street 
Martin,  John,  grocer,  9  Seedhill 
Martin,  Miss,  51  Caledonia  street 
Martin,  Mrs  John,  7  West  Croft 
Martin,  Mrs  William,  Beecham,  42  Love  street 
Martin,  Rev.  John,  minister  of  High  Church,  45  Oakshawst. 
Martin,  Peter,  eating-house  keeper,  22  New  street 
Martin,  Robert,  of  Baldwin  &  Martin,  42  Lady  lane 
Martin,  Thomas,  general  contractor,  7  Barclay  street 
Martin,  Thomas,  seedsman,  nurseryman,  and  florist,  and 
vegetable  and  fruit  merchant,  Greenlaw  Nursery,  and 
at  70,  80,  and  190  Candleriggs,  Glasgow — ^house,  9 
Cannon  street,  Glasgow 
Masson,  George,  tobacco  manufacturer,  2  High  street — 

house,  Oakshawhead  cottage,  11  West  brae 
Mathie,  Charles,  spirit  dealer,  21  Broomlands 
Mathie,  George,  officer  Tabernacle,  Canal  st.,  46  George  st» 
Matheson,  John,  Inland  Revenue  Officer,  5  George  street 
Mathieson,  Archibald,  cowfeeder,  12  Storie  street 
Mathieson,  Donald,  maltster,  Saucel  Distillery,  7  Burn  row 
Mathieson,  John,  tailor  and  clothier,  89  High  street 
Mathieson,  Robert,  tailor,  59  George  street 
Maxwell,  James,  clerk  at  Hanna,  Donald,  &  Wilson's,  2 

North  Croft 
Maxwell,  John  W.,  clerk.  Railway  Station,  32  Glen  street 
Maxwell,  Matthew,  shawl  manufacturer,  4    Cumberland 

court — house,  3  Caledonia  street 
Mayberry,  Hugh,  jun.,  police  inspector,  90  Canal  street 
Meikle,  Andrew,  spirit  merchant,  27  New  Sneddon 
Meiklejohn,  J.  G.,  innkeeper,  George  Hotel,  2  Smithhills 
Mellis,  Mrs  William,  victualler,  17  Broomlands 
Mellis,  Misses,  dressmakers,  17  Broomlands 
Mellon,  John,  hair-dresser,  16  Moss  street 
Melvin,  John,  teller.  National  Bank,  and  agent  for  Edin- 
burgh Life  Assurance  Company,  55  Causeyside 


PAISLElt.  69 

Melville,  John,  flower-laslier,  162  George  street 

Menzie,  Peter,  joiner,  15  Sandholes — house,  15  West  brae 

Menzies,  George^  teacher  of  Free  South  School,  Stevenson 

street 
Menzies,  Graham,  of  James  Stewart  &  Co.,  58  Westbourne 

Terrace,  Hyde  Park,  London,  W. 
Menylees,  W.  E.  W.,  clerk,  Union  Bank  of  Scotland,  16 

Barclay  street 
Millar,  Adam,  tobacco  spinner,  21  Glen  street 
Millar,  Adam,  tinsmith,  9  St.  Mirren  street 
Millar,  Alexander,  gardener,  13  Wellmeadow 
Millar,  Alexander,  of  Sacell  Brewery  Company,  40  Oak- 

shaw  street 
Millar,  Andrew,  of  Millar,  Walker,  &  Millar,  40  Oakshaw 

street 
Millar,    Andrew,  jun.,  of  Millar,  Walker,  &   Millar,  46 

Oakshaw  street 
Miller,  George,  porter,  British  Linen  Co.'s  Bank,  2  Thread 

street 
Millar,  J.  &  R.,  manufacturers,  111  Causeyside — house, 

42  High  street 
Millar,  James,  of  James  Millar  &  Son,  Adelphi  House,  42^ 

New  Sneddon 
MiUar,  James,  jun.,  of  James  Millar  &  Son,  Adelphi  House,, 

42  New  Sneddon 
Millar,^  James,  &  Sou,  yarn  merchants,  106  Causeyside 
Blillar,  James,  heddle  maker,  16  Causeyside— house^  2ft 

Wellmeadow 
Millar,  John,  feuar,  92  New  Sneddon 
Millar,  John,  hairdresser,  12  Broom,lands 
Millar,  John,  editor  of  Renfrewshire  Independent,  Gilmour 

street — house,  Barrhead 
Millar,  John,  warper,  16  Causeyside— house,,  12  Barclg-y  sL 
IVIillar,"  Matthew^  spirit  dealer,  Earl  Grey  place,  14  Neih. 

ston  road 
Millar,  Mrs  Ale5;ancler,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  1  East 

Buohanatt  street 
Millar,  Mrs  William,  33  High  street 
Millar,  P.  K.,  reed  and  patent  heddle  manufacturer,  1,0^ 

Causeyside— house,  '^Q  Cwseyside 


70  PAISLEY. 


Millar,  Thomas  W.,  photographer  and  portrait  painter,  69 

High  street — (See  advertisement) 
Miller,  Thomas,  china,  crystal,  and  stoneware  merchant, 

and  general  waste  merchant,  117  George  street — (See 

advertisement) 
Millar,  Walker,  &  Millar,  writers,  8  Gilmour  street 
Millar,    Walter,    clerk    to    Clark    &    Turnbull,    timber 

merchants,  12  Wallneuk — house,  34  Thread  street 
Mills,  Charles,  foreman  at  J.  &  P.  Coats's,  7  Back  row, 

Ferguslie 
Mitchell,  Alexander,  furniture  dealer,  1  Neil  street  and  15 

Maxwellton  street — house,  14  Maxwellton  street 
Mitchell,  Andrew,  jun.,  plasterer,  84  New  Sneddon 
Mitchell,  Andrew,  slater,  88  Causeyside 
Mitchell  &  Covvden,  plasterers — lime  yard,  12  Sir  Michael 

street 
Mitchell,  John,  43  High  street 
Mitchell,  John,  draper,  69  Broomlands 
Mitchell,  John,  tailor  and  clothier,  16  High  street 
Mitchell,  John  S.,  of  J.  &  J.  Mitchell,  88  High  street 
Mitchell,  J.  &  J.,  boot  and  shoemakers,  4  High  street 
Mitchell,  Robert  and  John,  farmers,  Potterhill 
Mitchell,  Thomas,  of  Mitchell  and  Cowden,  4  Sir  Michael 

street 
Mitchell,  William,  spirit  merchant,  19  Carriagehill 
Mitchell,     William,     storekeeper,     Foxbar — house,      19 

Carriagehill 
Moffat,  James,  tailor  and  clothier,  7  Broomlands 
Moffat,  Mrs,  gardener,  Well  street 
Moir,  James,  weavers'  furnisher,  21    Causeyside — house, 

101  do. 
Monaghan,  William,  grocer,  6  Inkle  street 
Monteith,  John,  bootmaker  and  furnisher,  11  Old  Smith- 
hills — house,  9  do. 
Montgomery,  Elizabeth,  fruits  and  confections,  85  Causey- 
side— house,  13  Barclay  street 
Moodie,  James,  tinsmith  and  gasfitter,  64  Broomlands 
Moore,  James,  telegraph  clerk,  Railway  Station,  26  Abbey 

street 
Morgan,  Edward  A.,  of  J.  Clark  &  Co.,  Greenlaw  House 


s»ArsLEt.  71 


Morgan,  John,  &  Co.,  shawl  manufacturers,  llO  Causey- 
side — 29  Bread  street,  London,  and  6  George  street, 
Manchester 
Morgan,  John,  jun.,  of  J.  Clark  &  Co.,  Greenlaw  HoUse 
Morgan,  John,  of  J.  Clark  &  Co.,  Greenlaw  House 
Morgan,  Miss  Catherine,  teacher  of  B.C.  School,  18  School 

wynd — house,  do. 
Morren,  David,  62  Love  street 
Morren,  Mrs,  lodgings,  4  Garth] and  street 
Morrison,  Alexander,  flesher,  99  Causeyside 
Morrison,  Alexander,  innkeeper,  Globe   Hotel,  11  High 

street — (See  advertisement) 
Morrison,  Archibald,  feuar,  Chain  road.  West  Toll 
Morrison,  George,  flesher,  35  High  street 
Morrison,  Hugh,  wine  and  spirit  rnerchant,  3  Silk  street 
Morrison,  James,  cowfeeder,  23  Glen  street 
Morrison,  James,  flesher,  104  George  street,  and  Refresh- 
ment Rooms,  103  do. 
Morrison,  John,  coppersmith,  plumber,  and  brassfounder^ 
Dyers'  wynd,  Paisley,  and  Fulbar  street,  Renfrew- 
house,  Dyers'  wynd,  Paisley 
Morrison,  Mrs  George,  spirit  merchant,  1  Dovesland 
Morrison,  William,  baker  and  grain  merchant,  34  High 

street 
Morton,  Alexander,  fruiterer  and  confectioner,  35  High 

street — house,  9  Orr  square 
Morton,  David,  builder  and  monumental  worker— yard, 
135  George  street,  corner  of  Lady  lane — house,  128 
George  street — (See  advertisement) 
Morton,  Matthew,  rojiemaker,  Cartvale  rope  work — house, 

28  St.  James  street 
Morton,  Robert,  boot  and  shoemaker,  14  Ferguslie 
Morton,  William,  tobacconist,  71  Broomlands 
Motherwell,  Mrs.  N.  C.  G.,  druggist,  20  Orchard  street 
Muir,  Adam,  farmer  and  grain  dealer,  23  Well  street 
Muir,  Adam,  surveyor  for  Water  Works  Commissioners, 
Chamberlain's  office,  County  buildings,  5  Stow  street 
Muir,  Alexander,  feuar,  7  Neilston  road 
Muir,  Alexander,  house  and  sign  painter,  32  High  street 
Muir,  Daniel,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  13  Neilston  road- 
house,  1  Stock  street 


72  PAISLEY. 


Mnir,  David,  flesh er,  11  Old  Smithhills 

Muir,  Francis,  spirit  dealer,  20  Glen  street 

Muir,  George,  grocer,  50  Caledonia  street 

Muir,  George,  farmer  and  grain  merchant,  23  "Well  street 

Muir,  John,  teacher,  Chalmers's  Academy,  71  George  st. 

Muir,  John,  accountant,  house-factor,  and  insurance  agent, 

23  Moss  street — ^house,  Annfield  Villa,  Castlehead — 

(See  advertisement) 
Muir,  John,  clerk  to  James  Caldwell,  writer,  20  St.  James 

street 
Muir,  John,  grocer,  20  Wallace  street — house,  35  New 

Sneddon 
Muir,  Robert,  and  Co.,  dyers  and  printers,  Linn  Dye  and 

Print   Works,  Marshall's    lane — house,    9    Gilmour 

street 
Muir,  Matthew,  baker,  32  Storie  street 
Muir,  Mrs  Archibald,  grocer,  12  Old  Smithhills 
Muir,  Mrs  John,  Annfield  Villa,  Castlehead 
Muir,  Robert,  coal  dealer,  George  street 
Muir,  R.  W.,  Annfield  Villa,  Castlehead 
Muir,  Thomas,  silk  mercer  and  general  draper,  9  High  st. 

(Cross) — house,    Annfield    Villa,     Castlehead — (See 

advertisements) 
Muir,  William,  grocer,  26  Cotton  street 
Muir  &  Anderson,  "Faramead"  manufacturers,  Christie 

lane 
Muirhead,  Robert,  eating-house  keeper,  23  Wellmeadow 
Muirhead,  William,  carter,  16  West  brae 
Muun,  Stewart,  saw  sharper  at  William  Allison's,  56  Back 

Sneddon 
Mungle,   Alexander,    tailor  and   clothier,  9  High  street, 

(Cross) — house,  do. 
Mungle,  Jane,  Free  St.  George's  Infant  School,  Marshall's 

lane — house,  49  High  street 
Munro,  James,  baker,  24  Gauze  street 
Murdoch,  Robert,  of  Robert  Murdoch  &  Co.,  iron  and  steel 

merchants,  5  Lynedoch  place,  Glasgow 
Murdoch,  Robert,  &  Co.,  iron  merchants,  14  South  Croft, 

Paisley,  and  21  Robertson  street,  Glasgow 
Murdoch,  William,  spirit  dealer,  89  High  street — house, 

5  Lonend 


PAlSLiy*  75 


Mure,  Mrs  Robert,  Abercorn  buildings 

Murphy,  Patrick^  Inland  Revenue  Officer,  92  New  Sneddon 

Murray,  A.,  spirit  dealer,  2  Garthland  street 

Murray,  Archibald,  3  Back  Sneddon 

Murray,   Daniel^^   jilii-?   manufacturer,  2   Forbes   place — 

Louse,  27  George  street 
Murray,  David,  collector  of  Inland  Revenue,  Ellangowan, 

Castlehead 
Murray,  David,  &  Soli,  house  painters  and  decorators^  and 

oil  and  colour  merchants,  15  Gilmour  street 
Murray^  George  L.,  warehouseman  at  W.  Cochran's,  27 

George  street 
Murray,  James,  Abbey  Church  officer,  12  Abbey  close 
Murray,  John,  of  Ferrie  &  Murray,  23  Causeyside 
Murray,  James,  manufacturer^  3  Causeyside— house,  38 

do. 
Murray,   John,   snperintendent  of  Paisley  Cemetery,  58 

Broomlands 
Murray,  Mrs  John,  broker,  41  New  street 
Murray,  William,  of  David  Murray  &  Son,  15  Gilmour 

street 
Mtltrie,  Henry,  broker,  2  Abbey  close 
Mutrie,  Thomas,  grocer,  13  Gauze  street 
Mutter,  Alexander,  manager  to  Robin  &  Houston,  Snow- 

donn  Soap  work,  Water  brae,  foot  of  St.  Mirren  st. 
Myles,  James,  factor,  Deanside,  Renfrew — office,  Terrace 

buildings 

M'ADAM,  Henry,  broker,  29  New  Smithhills 
M'Adam^  Mi^.  James,  grocer,  5  North  Croft 
M'Alpine,  Charks,  cowfeeder,  50  Mill  sti-eet 
M' Alpine,   David,   grocer  and  boatman,   36  St.   James 

street 
Macalpme,  George  Watson,  insurance  agent— office  48 
Moss  street— ho  ase,  21  Caledonia  street — (See  adver- 
tisement) 
Macalpine,  Thomas  W.,  drysalter,  48  Moss  street — store, 

George  place— house,  Castlehead 
Macansh,  Mrs  James,  confectioner  and  pastry  baker,  29 
High  street — house,  86  do. 

G 


Yi  Paisley. 


M'Arthiir,  Alexander,  card  cutter,  1  Shuttle  street 

M' Arthur, 'Colin,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  21  Wallace 

street— house,  39  Back  Sneddon 
M' Arthur,  Edward,  spirit  dealer,  20  Broomlands 
M'Arthur,  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  7  Love  street 
M 'Arthur,  Jessie,  milliner  and  straw  hat  maker,  1  Shuttle 

street 
M'Arthur,  Miss  Margaret,  straw  bonnet  and  hat  cleaner, 

Terrace  buildings,  109  High  street 
M^Arthur,  Mrs  William,  8  West  Croft 
M'Arthur,  Thomas,  sheriff- clerk  depute  of  Eenfrewshire, 

Sheriff- clerk's    office,    County   buildings — house,    8 

West  Croft 
M'Arthur,  Thomas,  watchman,  37  Back  Sneddon 
M'Arthur,  William,  house  furnishing  ironmonger,  9  High 

street  (Cross) 
M'Aulay,  Archibald,  beamer,  13  West  Buchanan  street 

and  30  George  street 
M^Aulay,  James,  shoemaker,  3  and  24  New  Smithhills 
M  'Ajulay,  Thomias,  bricklayer,  6  Orr  square 
M'Ausland,    Alexander,    boot   and  shoemaker,   14  High 

street — house,  59  Causeyside 
M'Ausland,  James,  shoemaker,  5  New  Smithhills 
M'Ausland,  William,  5  Blackball  buildings 
M'Barron,  Alice,  spirit  dealer,  150  George  street 
M  'Bride,  Mrs,  French  pohsher,  8  Barclay  street 
Macalaster,  John  Muir,  clerk,  Bank  of  Scotland,  33  Old 

Sneddon 
Macalaster,  John,  33  Old  Sneddon 
Macalister,  Mrs  John,  Blackland  place,  Lylesland 
Macalister,  Misses,  6  George  street 
Macalister,  Miss,  31  Gauze  street 
Macalister,  William,  Blackland  place,  Lylesland 
M'Cann,  Patrick,  mason,  and  spirit  dealer,  Sun  Inn,  1 

Bladda 
M'Callum,  John,  of  J.  k  J.  M'Callum,  29  Causeyside 
M'Callum,  John,  of  Isdale  &  M'Callum,  8  West  Croft 
M'Callum,  J.  &.  J.,  silk,   cotton,  and  wool  dyers — dye- 
works,  Gordon's  lane 
M'Callum,  Mrs,  hosier  and  furnisher,  69  Broomlands 


PAISLEY.  75- 


M'Callum,  Miss,  of  Austin  &  M'Callum,  8  West  Croft 
Macallum,  William,  tailor  and  clothier,  10  Wellmeadow 
M'Cartney,  Hamilton,  spirit  dealer,  15  Thread  street 
M'Cartney,  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  3  Love  street 

— house,  15  Thread  street 
M'Clintock,  W.  A.,  Inland  Revenue  Officer,  8  High  street 
M'Coll,  Donald,  coal  merchant,  30  Newton  street 
M'Coll,  John,  Lonehead  farm 
M'Coll,  Mrs,  carter,  15  Back  Sneddon 
M'Cormick,  Edward,  spirit  merchant,  28  Back  Sneddbn-; 
M'Cormick,  Robert,  grocer,  31  Ferguslie 
M'Cracken,  Thomas,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  17  Gauze 

street 
M'Creadie  &  Adam,  fish,  game., and  poultry  merchants, 

1  Old  Smithhills 
M'Crumblish,  Thomas,  broker,  30  Old  Sneddon 
M'Dermid,  Peter,  grocer  and  cowfeeder,  18  Moss  street 
M 'Donald,  Alexander,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  11  Canal; 

street — ^house,  4  Stow  place 
McDonald,  Allan,  boot  and  shoemaker,  6  Neilston  street 
M'Donald,  Duncan,  spirit  merchant,  12  Old  Sneddon^- 

house,  32  Glen  street 
M'Donald,    John,  cork   manufacturer,  11  Moss  street-^.. 

hoase,  38  do. 
M'Donald,  Mrs,  13  Millarston 
M'Donald,  Patrick,  green  grocer,  35  Castle  street 
M'Domild,  Robert,  parcel-clerk,  Railway  Station,  47  Lilly=. 

bank  road,  Glasgow 
M'Dougal,  Hugh,  cutter  at  Robert  Eaglesim's,  2^,  Oak-. 

shaw  street 
M'Dougal,  John,  bookseller  and  stationer,  4  Moss  street 

— house,  28  Oakshaw  street 
M'Dougall,  Alexander,  feuar,  18  Gauze  street 
M'Dougall,  Alexander,  weavers'  wright,  1  Ferguslie 
Macduff,  James,  of  James  Macduff  &  Co.,  36  High  street 
Macduff,  James,  &  Co.,  chemists  and  druggists,  5  Cross 
M'Elwee,  J.  K.,  of  Fulton  &  M'Elwee,  11  Abercorn  street 
M'Elwee,  Mrs,  broker,  18  Abbey  close 
M'Elwee,  Samuel,  traveller  to  Fulton  (&M'Elw.^e,  IBla^cj^^. 

hall  buildings , 


76 


M'^Ewan,  Alexander,  spirit  merchant,  and  hay  and  straw 

retailer,  6  New  Sneddon — house,  do. 
M'Ewan,  John,  organist  and  teacher  of  music,  Garthland 

lane 
M'Fadyen,  Archibald,  hand-knitting  manufacturer,  109 

Causeyside 
M'Fayden  &  Co.,  railway  carriers  and  contractors,  Green- 
law Goods  Station 
M'Fayden,  James,  victualler,  31  High  street — Chouse,  22 

Oakshaw  street 
MacFayden,  James  Russell^  auctioneer  and  valuator,  28 

Wellmeadow 
M'Fayden,  Miss  Elizabeth,  furnishings,  86  Causeyside — 

house,  22  Oakshaw  street 
M'Farlane,  Alexander,  fish  cuier  and  merchant,  5  Bridge 

street 
Macfarlane,  Alexander,  7  Hunter  street 
M'Farlane,   J.  &  G.,  manufacturing  chemists,  Brediland 

and  Johnstone  Chemical  Works 
M'Farlane,  Aun,  dressmaker,  80  Broomlands — house,.  41 

do. 
Macfarlane  &  Co.,  wine  and  spirit  merchants,  29  Lady- 
lane,  and  10  Well  street 
M'Farlane,  D.  &  R.,  chain  and  hank  printers  and  dyers, 

Caledonia  Works,  Caledonia  street 
M'Farlane,  Daniel,  of  D.  &  R.  M'Farlane,  Caledoaia  Loae 

cottage 
Macfarlane,  Daniel,  of  Macfariane  &  Co.„  wine  and  spirit 

merchants,  2  Oakshawhead 
M'Farlan,   Daniel,  Procurator  Fiscal,  5  County  place — 

house,  Nethercommon 
M'Farlane,  Duncan,  confectioner  and  frxdt  merchant,  2 

Old  Smithhills 
M'Farlane,  George,  grocer,  21  New  Smithhills 
M'Farlane,  Graham,  Broomfiekl,  Johns;tone 
Macfarlane,  Hugh,  agent  for  British  Linen  Banking  Com* 

pany,  17  Gilmour  street 
Macfarlane,  James,  of  Macfarlane,  Son,  &  Co.,  55  Love 

street 
Macfarlane^  James,  tailor  and  clotliier,  14  St  Mirren  street 


PAISLETi'  77 


M'Farlane,    Graham    James,    of    J.    &    G.    M'Farlane, 

Broomfield,  Johnstone 
Macfarlane,  John,  56  Love  street 
M'Farlane,  John  G.,  of  J.  &  G.  M'Farlane,  Broomfield, 

Johnstone 
Macfarlane,  Miss,  Canal.  Bank,  40  Canal  street 
Macfarlane,    Phihps,  &  Co.,  elastic  belt   manufacturers, 

Collinslee 
Macfarlane,  Mrs  Robert,  Fauldtrees,  Eothesay . 
Macfarlane,  Mrs  William,  53  High  street 
Macfarlane,  Robert,  grocer  and  vie tuajller,  17  Cotton  street 

— house,  12, "Abbey  street 
Macfarlane,  Robert,  of  M'Innes  &  Macfarlane,  Fauldtrees, 

Rothesay 
M'Farlane,  Robert,  innkeeper,  Abercorij  Hotel,  9  Gauze 

street 
M'Farlane,  Robert,  of  D.  &  R.  Macfarlane,  52  Caledonia 

street 
]\facfarlanc,  Son,  &  Co.,  manufacturers,  2  Forbes  place 
M'Fee,  John,  seedsman,  and  agent  for  Taddy's  snuff,  1  St. 

Mirren  street — house,   18  Well  street— (See   adver- 
tisement) 
Macfedries,  William  T.,  painter  and  paper-hanger,  38  New 

Street 
M'Gallan,  James  S.,  coal  merchant,  Underwood  Depot— ^ 

house,  99  High  street— (See  advertisement), 
M'Garvie,  John,  teacher — school,  2  Glen  street — house, 

16^0. 
M'Geachy,  James,  bedding,  and  iron  and  brass  bedstead 

manufacturer,  96   High  street,  Paisley,  and  67  Ja- 
maica street,  and  47  Gallowgate,  Glasgow — house, 

25  Bellgrove,  Glasgow 
M'Gee,  Robert,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  19  Lawn  street — 

house,  2  North  Croft 
M'Gee,  Walter,  &  Son,  engineers,  millwrights,  machine 

and  tool  manufacturers,  All)ion  Works,  9  St.  James 

street 
M'Gee,  Walter,  of  W.  M'Gee  &  Son,  2  Caledonia  street 
M'Gee,  William,  of  W.  M'Gee  &  Son,  70  Love  street 
M'Geoch,  Andrew,  veterinary  surgeon,  4  Mill  street 
G  2.. 


78  PAISLEY. 

M'Geoch,  Dayid,  smith  and  farrier,  4  Mill  street 
M'Geoch,  Mrs,  confectioner,  9  Orchard  street 
M'Ghee,  James,  precentor, Martyrs'  Church,  56  Broomlandis 
M'Ghee,  James,  pawnbroker,  8  Back  Sneddon  and  12  Old 

Sneddon — sale  shop,.  3  Old  Sneddon — house,  13  Old 

Sneddon 
M'Grhee,  James,  pawnbroker's  salerooms,  3  Old  Sneddon 
M'Ghee,  Maxwell,  baker,  6  Broomlands 
M'Ghee,    Patrick,    metal    and   waste   merchant,    5    01^ 

Sneddon — house,  21  do. 
M'Ghee,  Peter,  spirit  dealer,  35  Moss  street 
M'Ghie,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  13  Abbey  street 
M'Gibbon,  John,  of  Eobertson  &  M^Gibbon,  4  William  st. 
M'Gibbon,  Mrs  J.,  grocer,  10  Glen  street 
M'Gibbon,  Kichard  F.,  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  4  Moss 

street — house,  25  do. 
M'Gibbon,  Robert,  wright,  40  Lady  lane 
M'Gill,  John,  broker,  18  Moss  street 
M'Gill,  Robert,  boot  and  shoemaker,  23  Cotton  street 
M'Gown,  Alexander,  broker,  31  New  Smithhills 
M'Gown,  iidam,  general  merchant,  East  lane,  Williams- 
burgh — house,  Whitehaugh 
M'Gown,  John,  accountant,    actuary  for  Savings  Bank,, 

and  insurance  agent,  14  Gilmour  street — Chouse,  Park 

place,  Calside — (See  advertisement) 
M'Gown,  John  Porter,  draper,  45  High  street 
Macgregor,  Janet,  spirit  dealer,  18  Seedhill 
Macgregor,   John   Boss,    chemist   at   Lonend  Dyeworks, 

Lonend  cottage 
Macgregor,   Patrick    Comyn,    of   Leckie   &   Macgregor, 

Lonend  House 
Macgregor,  Patrick,  merchant,  and  commission  agent,  8 

Causeyside,  Paisley,  and  at  85  Queen  street,  Glasgow 

— house,  Bellahouston,  Paisley  road,  Glasgow 
M'Gregor,  Mrs  Hugh,  spirit  dealer,  18  Seedhil 
M'Gregor,  William,  hair  cutter,  34  Old  Sneddon 
M'Guiggan,  James,  gardener,  Barshaw  Plouse 
M'Hale,  Peter,  green  grocer,  118  George  street 
M'Houl,  Andrew,  spirit  dealer,  9  Orchard  btreet — ^bonse, 

25  do. 


PAISLEY. 


M'Hutchison,    Alexander,   grocer   and   spirit   dealer,    51 
George  street 

M'Hutchison,  David,  shopman  to  George  Dobie,  52  Cale- 
donia street 

M'llroy,  Patrick,  bootmaker,  134  George  street — house^ 
12  West  Buchanan  street 

M'llwrick,  William,  fruiterer,  69  Love  street — house,  2 
Niddry  street 

M'Indoe,  Matthew,  grocer,  10  Lawn  street 

M'Indoe,  Kobert,  farmer,  Easter  VValkinshaw 

M'Indoe,  Mrs,  grocer,  15  Ferguslie 

M'Indoe,  William,  spirit  merchant,  Terrace  Tavern,  Ter- 
race buildings 

M'Indoe,  Rev.  William,  of  Free  Martyrs'  Church,  97 
George  street 

M'Innes  &  Macfarlane,  writers,  2  Lawn  street 

M'Innes,  John,  of  M'Innes  &  Macfarlane,  1  Garthland 
place 

M'Innes,  John,  cabinetmaker,  joiner,  and  weavers'  wright, 
William  street — house,  12  Sandholes 

M'Intosh,  Rev.  Alexander^,  of  Free  Gaelic  Ghujch,  Cal- 
side 

MacKintosh,  Alex.,  sen.,  129  George  street 

MacKintosh,  Angus,  7  Sir  Michael  street 

MacKintosh,  Mrs,  John,  16  Maxwellton 

MacKintosh,  Alexander,  joiner  and  packing-box  maker,, 
and  zinc  and  tin-case  manufacturer,  12  Newton  street 
— ^house,  Castlehead 

M'Intyre,  Findlay,  grocer,  16  Lady  lane 

M'Intyre,  Robert,  hosier,  60  George  street-, 

M'Intyre,  William,  2  Blackball  buildings 

M'Intyre,  William,  jun.,  wholesale  stationer,  card  audi 
paste  board,  and  Jacquard  loom  card  manufacturer,^ 
and  paper  stainer— -works,  Blackball  -  shop  and 
warehouse,  6  High  street  (Cross) — house,  Castlehead 
— (See  advertisement) 

M'Kaig,  Thomas,  briclanaker  and  brickbuilder,  Victoria 
Brickworks,  Love  street — house,  30  New  Sneddon 

M'Kail;^  Mrs  Peter,  confectioner,  118  George  str.eet 


80  PAISLEY. 

Mackay,  John,  and  Co.,  pawnbrokers,  32  Ganze  street 

and  3  Abbey  close — house,  44  Oakshaw  street 
M'Kay,  Mrs  Thomas,  bookseller  and  stationer,  19  Moss 

street 
M'Kay,  Mrs,  gardener,  22  Sandholes 
M'Kay,  William,  grocer.  Wester  Carriagehill  place 
MacKean,  James  A.,  of  William  Sim  &  C,  Mayfield, 

Calside 
MacKean,  Miss,  3  West  Croft 
MacKean,  Jas.  A.  D.,  of  Muir  &  Anderson,  5  Garthland  ■ 

place 
MacKean,  J.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  75  Broomlands 
M'Kean,  James,  wholesale  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  6S 

Causeyside — house,  Newton  Bank,  Castlehead 
MacKean,  William,  soap,  starch,  and  corn  flour  manufac- . 

turer — St.,  Mirren  soap  works,  93  New  Sneddon — St. 

Mirren  starch  and  corn  flour  works,  Caledonia  street 

— house,  5  Garthland  place 
M'Kean,  William  Muir,  of  Muir  &  Anderson,  5  Garthland 

place 
M-Kean,  Wm.  S.,  of  Wm.  Sim  &  Co.,  10  Old  Smithhills 
M'Kean,  James,  baker,  36  High  street 
M'Kean,    J.,    wine  and  spirit  merchant,  15  St.  Mirren 

street 
M'Kean,  Mrs  Robert,  10  Old  Smithhills 
M'Kechnie,  Alexander,  messenger-at-arms,  4  Moss  street — ■ 

house,  28  Old  Sneddon 
M'Kechnie,  John,  &  Co.,  manufacturers,  Causeyside  court, 

14  Causeyside 
M'Kechnie,  John,  of  John  M'Kechnie  &  Co.,  Riversdale 

Villa,  Langbank 
M'Kechnie,    Malcolm,  at  John  M'Kechnie  &  Co.'s,   26 

Orchard  street 
M'Kechnie,  Margaret,  dressmaker,  41  High  street 
M'Kechnie,  Mrs,  4  Wardrop  street 
M'Kechnie,  Mrs.,  grocer,  99  George  street 
M'Kechnie,  William,  M.D.,  Greenhill  House 
M'Kechnie,  William,  watch  and  clock  maker,  41  High  st.. 
M'Kel'ar,  Archibald,    grain    and    potato   merchant,   42 

Moss  street — house,  130  George  street  _ 


PAISLEY.  81 

M'Kellar,  Daniel,  grocer  and  victualler,  28  George  street 

— house,  15  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Kellar,  John,  of  Gibson,  MacKellar,  and  Co.,  Stanley 

place,  47  Causeyside 
M'Kelvie,  John,  dyer,   10  Well  street — ^house,  44  Canal 

street 
MacKenzie,  Archibald,  gardener,  North  Greenhill — shop, 

6  Smithhills 
Ma^iKenzie,   Archibald,   of    Mackenzie    Brothers,   North 

Greenhill 
MacKenzie,   Archibald,   jun.,    of    MacKenzie   Brothers, 

Gateflat  cottage,  Renfrew  road 
MacKenzie    Brothers,     starch    manufacturers,    Victoria 

Works,  Renfrew  street 
MacKenzie,  Daniel,  of  MacKenzie  Brothers,  Gateflat  cot> 

tage 
M'Kenzie,  Duncan,  of  William  Jamieson  &  Sons — ^honse^ 

Falside 
M'Kenzie,  Duncan,  teacher,  Kibble  Reformatory,  2  Niddry 

street 
M'Kenzie,  Edward,  tailor,  2  Wardrop  street 
M'Kenzie,  George,  photographic  artist,  5  Gilmour  street — 

house,    Rosebank  Villa,  Langbank — (See   advertise- 
ment) 
MTIeuzie,  Hugh,  boot  and  shoemaker,  13  Gauze  street 
M'Kenzie,    Hugh,    jun.,   tailor,    78    Causeyside — house, 

Stevenson  street 
M'Kenzie,  James,  cowfeeder,  18  Gauze  street 
M'Kenzie,  James,  sluicekeeper,  Stanely  cottage 
M^Kenzie,  John,  spirit  merchant,  3  St.  Mirren  street 
MacKenzie,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  86  New  Sneddon 
M'Kenzie,  Peter,  nurseryman,  Bellfield  Nursery,  Cartvale, 

Love  street — shop,  1  Gordon  street,  Glasgow 
M'Kenzie,  William,  governor  of  Burgh  Poorhouse,  T  New 

Sneddon 
M'Kie,  James,  flesher,  20  Sandholes 
M'Kie,  Mrs  James,  flesher,  3  Lawn  s,tr6et' 
Mackie,   Keith,  assistant  to   R.   Barr,  chemist,  Terr^QQ 

buildings 
Maekie,  Robert,  foreman,  6  Neilston  street 


82  PAISLEY. 


M'Killigin,  Duncan,  woollen  and  linen  draper,  103  High 

street  (Cross) — ^house,  24  Glen  street 
M'Kim,  Mrs,  grocer,  27  William sburgli 
M'Kiulay,  D.,  burgli  police,  3  Brown's  lane 
M'Kinlay,    Daniel,    superintendent,  Railway  Station,  37 

New  street 
M'Kinlaj,  John,  clerk  at  Greenlaw   Goods    Station,  56-,. 

Caledonia  street 
M'Kinlay,    John,    Free    St.   George's  Church  officer,.  37 

New  street 
M'Kinlay,  Mrs,  2  New  Smithhills 

M-Kinlay,  William,  at  J.  &  J.  Clark  &  Co.'s,  32  Thread  St. 
M'Kinnon,  Angus,  confectioner,  8  Lawn  street 
M'Kinnon,  Colin,  shoemaker,  10  Glen  street 
M'Kinnon,  Lachlan,  at  Messrs  M'Innes  and  Macfarlane's,. 

70  Love  street 
M'Kune,  Rev.  Christopher,  minister  of  St.  George's  Church, 

Caversbank,  45  Oakshaw  street 
Maolachlan,  Thomas,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  40  New 

street— house,  41  do. 
M'Lachlan,    Catherine,   &    Co.,   pawnbrokers,    1    George 

street — house,  11  Abbey  street 
M'Lachlan,  Dugald,  boot  and  shoemaker,  17  Gauze  street 
M'Lachlan,  James,  coal  merchant.  King  street,  Saucel,  and 

Underwood  depot — house,  4  Williamsburgh 
M'Lachlan,  Rev.  James,  2  East  Buchanan  street 
M'Lachlan,  John,  clerk,  Saucel  Coal  Depot 
M'Lachlan,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  5  Moncrieff 

street— house,  3  Back  Sneddon 
M'Lachlan,  John,  spirit  dealer,  39  Stock  street 
M'Lachlan,  Miss  Sarah,  milliner  and  straw  hat  maker,  17 

Gauze  street 
M'Lachlan,  William  G.,  at  James  M'Lachlan's,  4  Williams- 

burgh 
M'Lagan,  Thomas,  telegraph  clerk,  Caledonian  Railway, 

11  Abercorn  street 
M'Lardie,  James,  scourer  and  finisher,  Meikleriggs  Field 

and  Marshall's  lane — house,  Meikleriggs 
M'Laren,  D.,  overseer,  Houston — office,  Terrace  buildings 
M'Laren,  James,  spirit  dealer,  2  St.  Mirren  street 


PAISLEY.  83 


M'Lean,  Alexander,    weigher,    Town  Weighs,    Caledonia 

street — house,  9  Glen  street 
M'Lean,  Andrew,  81  Broomlands 
M'Lean,  Andrew,  shopman,  13  George  street 
M'Lean,  James,  tailor  and  clothier,  33  High  street — house, 

34  do. 
M'Lean,  Mrs  John,  92  Causeyside 
M'Lean,  John,  shoemaker,  145  George  street 
M'Lean,  John,  foreman  dyer  with  John  Stalker,  52  High 

street 
M'Lean,  Rev.  John,  minister  of  South  Church,  45  Causey- 

side 
M'Lean,  Maxwell,  broker,  17  Canal  street 
M'Lean,  Misses,  dressmakers  and  hosiers,  10  Old  Smith* 

hills 
M'Lean,  Neil,  baker,  105  George  street 
M'Lean,  Eobert,  clerk  at  M'Fadyen  &  Co.'s— house,  10 

Caledonia  street 
M'Lellan,  James,  grocer,  39  Ferguslie 
M'Lellan,  William,  17  Wardrop  street 
M'Lenuan,    T.   B.,  manufacturer,  7   St.  Mirren  street — = 

house,  27  Glen  street 
M'Leod,    Alexander,  chma,  crystal,  and   stoneware  mer= 

chant,  94  Causeyside 
M'Leod,  Forbes,  cloth  agent,  5  West  Buchanan  street 
M'Leod,  Matthew,  coal  merchant.  Underwood  and  Stoney 

brae  depots — ^house,  54  High  street 
M'Leod,  NinianFerrie,  physician  and  surgeon,  M.D.,  CM., 

— shop,  12  Old  Sneddon — house,  54  High  street 
M'Lerie,  George,  grocer,  23  New  Sneddon 
Maclerie,  George,  cook  and  confectioner,  7  High  street 
M'Lerie,  James,  joiner,  Stonefield 
M'Lerie,  Miss,  furnisher,  102  Causeyside 
M'Lerie,  Miss,  milliner,  25  Causeyside 
M'Lure,  Andrew  H.,  warper,  109  High  street 
M'Mahon,  John,  agent  Legal  Life  Assurance  and  Loan 

Company,  89  High  street  and  6  Prussia  street 
M'Millan,  C,  spirit  dealer,  29  Causeyside 
M'Millan,  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  1 6  Causeyside 

— house,  do. 


PAISLEY. 


M'Millan,  John,  foreman  at  Goods  Station,  19  Underwood 

M'Millan,  John)  jun.,  clerk  at  Goods  Station,  19  Under* 
wood 

M'Millan,  Mary,  hosier,  1  Old  Smithhills 

M'Millan,  Neil,  warper,  16  Causeyside— house,  17  Orchard 
street 

M'Mori-an,   Eobert,  Caledonian  Railway  mineral  agent^ 
Underwood  depot- — house,  49  Caledonia  street 

M'Murchy,  James,  Castlehead 

M'Murray,  James,  chemist  and  druggist,  19  and  57  George 
street— house,  57  do. 

M'Murray,  James,  of  Gibson,  MacKellar,  &  Co.,  10  George 
street 

M'Murray,  Mrs^  cowfeeder,  19  New  Stoithhills 

M'Nab,  Bobert,  cowfeeder,  3  Cotton  street 

M'Nair,  Daniel,  broker,  21  Orchard  street 

M'Nair,  Duncan,  grocer  and  provision  merchant,  6  and  25 
Moss  street — house,  59  Love  street 

M'Nair,  Duncan,  of  Matthew  Gibb  &  Co.,  86  Canal  street 

M'Nair,  J.  &  Co.,  carriers,  14  Thread  street 

M'Nair,  J.  &  D.,  &  Co.,  curled  hair  manufacturers,  Seedhill 
Hair  Works 

M'Nair,  John,  farmer,  Meikleriggs 

M'Nair,  John,  grocer,  120  George  street 

M'Nair,  William,  of  Armstrong  &  M'Nair,  Toll  Bar,  Aber- 
corn  Station,  Renfrew  road 

M'Nally,  Mrs  John,  spirit  dealer,  6  Wallace  street 

M 'Naught,  Hugh,  cowfeeder,  3  New  street 

M 'Naught,  John,  furniture  dealer,  38  New  street 

M'Naught,  John,  spirit  merchant,  16  Gauze  street 

M'Naughtan,  James,  manufacturer,  113  Causeysid^— 
house,  7  George  street 

M'Naughton,  James,  grocer,  92  Sneddon 

M'Naughton,  John,  clerk,  Foxbar 

M'Nee,  Robert,  tailor,  3  Moss  street 

M'Neil,  James  Banks,  Professor  of  Swimming  at  the 
Paisley  and  Glasgow  Swimming  Baths,  also  boat- 
builder  at  Clutha  Boat  House,  Glasgow — ^house,  44 
South  Wellington  street,  Glasgow — (See  advertise- 
ment) 


PAISLEY.  85 


M'Neil,  John,  furnisher,  5  Castle-street 

M'Neil,  John,  grocer,  19  Wellmeadow 

M'Neil,  Peter,  manager  Abercorn  Oil  Works,  Abercorn 

street— house,  11  Abercorn  street 
M'Neil,  William,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  19  Wellmeadow 
M'Neillege,  Walter,  engineman  and  mangier,  146  George 

street 
M'Neilledge,  Miss,  6  Moss  street 
M'Nicol,  John,  pastry  cook  and  confectioner,  5  Moss  street 

■ — house,  do. — (See  advertisement) 
M'Nish,   Mrs   William,  boot   and  shoe   manufacturer,   5 

County  place,  and  42  Moss  street — house,  9  Moss  st. 
M'Nish,    Robert,  boot  and   shoe   manufacturer,  94  High 

street 
M'Phail,  Hugh,  confectioner  and  fruiterer,  83  Canal  st. 
M'Phee,  Catherine  Clark,  milliner  and  straw  hat  maker, 

99  Causeyside — house,  24  Orchard  street 
MTherson,    Henry,    superintendent    of    Abbey   burying 

ground,  4  Old  Smithhills 
M'Pherson,  James,  saddler,  43  Wellmeadow 
M'Pherson,  Robert,  blacking  manufacturer,  8  Shuttle  st. 
M'Pherson,  William,  mechanic,  6  Albion  street 
M'Queen,  John,  cabinetmaker,  9  Lawn  street 
M'Queen,  Thomas,  joiner  and  timber  merchant,  4  West 

Buchanan  street — house   till  Martinmas,  33  George 

street — (See  advertisement) 
M'Queen,  Mrs  Alexander,  9  Wellmeadow 
MacRobert,  Thomas,  writer,  and  J. P.  clerk-depute,  County 

buildings — house,  Castlehead 
M'Stravick,  David,  flesher,  3  Neilston  street 
M'Stravic,  James,  house  factor  and  coal  agent,  3  Moncrieff 

street 
Mactaggart,  Daniel,   tailor  and  clothier,  22  High  street 

— house,  do. — (See  advertisement) 
M'Vey,  Alexander,  corkcutter,  19  Sandholes 
M'Vitie,  R.,  salesman  at  Duncan  M'Killigin's,  4  Barclay 

street 
M' Walter,  Allan,  plumber,  23  New  Smithhills— house,  16 

Glen  street 
M' Walter,  Elizabeth,  spirit  dealer,  19  Maxwellton  street 

H 


8^  PAISLEt. 

M 'Walter,  Robert,  shawl  merchant,  45  Causeyside 

M'Walter,  Mrs  Thomas,  28  George  street 

M'Willi-am,  John,  of  J.  &  J.  M*  William,  spirit  merchants, 
'tS  Queen  street,  Glasgow — ^house,  Fairfield,  1  Gate- 
side,  Renfrew  Road 

M 'Williams,  Denis,  spirit  dealer,  43  New  street 

NAIRN,  Miss,  Blackland  cottage,  22  Calside 

Nairne,   William,  treasurer  Gas  Company,  3   Caledonia 

street 
National  Bank  of  Scotland,  1  Forbes  place— Peter  Guil- 

leaume,  agent 
National  Security  Savings'  Bank,  14  Gilmour  street — John 

M'Gown,  cashier  and  actuary — (See  advertisement) 
Neil,  Mrs  R.,  confectioner,  65  Broomlands 
Neil,  Archibald,  'warehouseman,  13  Queen  street 
Neil,  John,  blanket  and  tWeed  manufacturer,  6  Wardrop 

street^— house,  do. 
Neils  on,  John,  officer  North  Church,  2  Moncrieff  street 
Neilson,  Miss  Agnes,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  44  Moss 

street — house,  86  High  street 
Neilson,  Thomas,  Wright  anid  glazier,  4  West  brae- — house, 

3  do. 
Neilson,  William,  carver,  gilder,  and  picture-frame  maker, 

85  High  street — house,  86  do, — (See  advertisement) 
Neilson,  William,  stationer,  11  Smithhills — house,  3  West 

brae 
Ness,  John,  spirit  dealer,  1  Bridge  street 
Newlands,  J.  Buchanan,  watchmaker  and  goldsmith,  16 

High  street- — house,  Burnbank,  Calside 
Newton,  Robert,  grocer,  16  Maxwellton  .street 
Nicholas,  Francis,  Inland  Revenue  Ofiicer,  24  Orchard  st. 
Nicolson,  Daniel,  constable  County  Police,  9  School  wynd 
Nicol,  John,  grocer  and  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  6  George 

street  and  37  Causeyside — ^house,  17  Wardrop  streeti^ 
Nicol,    John,   pattern   drawer   at  David  Speirs  &  Co.'s, 

Stevenson  street 
Nimmo,   James,  officer   Canal   street   U.P.  Churchy  llS 

George  street 
Nisbet,  William,  Caledonia  Cottage 


PAISLEY.  8^7 


Niven,  David  Coats,  collector  of  gas  rates,  22  King  street 

Niven,  J.  C,  teacher,  Grammar'  School — Chouse,  22  Well- 
meadow 

Niven,  John,  cooper,  22  Cotton  street 

Norrie,  C.  &  A.,  temperance  coffee  house  and  hotel,  9' 
High  street  (Cross) 

North  British  Daily  and  Weekly  Mail  Office,  4  County 
place — James  Drewette,  correspondent  and  reporter 

O'CONNER,  Rosan,  broker,  2  Cotton  street— house,  7 

Silk  street 
O'Donnell,  John,  5  Storie   street,  agent   for  the  United 

Assurance  Sick  and  Burial  Society  of  St.  Patrick's 
O'Neil,,  Neil,  jobbing  gardener,  26  Lawn  street 
O'Neil,  Charles,  salesman  to  Paisley  Provident  Co-opera-. 

tive  Society,  1  Barclay  street 
Ogg,  George,  spirit  dealer,  36  Ferguslie 
Ogilvie,  ]\Irs,  hosier,  3  Love  street 
Oliver,  Robert,  baker,  73  Love  street 
Oliver,    Robert,  collector   of  Abbey  Parish  poor  rates — 

office,  22  Smithhills — house,  32  Calside 
O'May,  Robert,  grocer,  31  Storie  street 
Orchardson,    Janet,    flesher,    90    Canal   street — house,    6 

Glen  street 
Orchardson,  Robert,  grocer  and  provision  merchant,  86 

Causeyside — house,  90  Canal  street 
Orchieson,  George,  tea  dealer,  27  Ferguslie 
Orr,  John^  baker,  13  Smithhills 
Orr,  Mrs   Andrew,  wine   and  spu'it  merchant,,  13  High, 

street — house,  do. 
Orr,  Mrs,  grocer,  30  St.  James  street- 
Orr,  Robert,  37  Storie  street 
Orr,  Thomas,  fancy  bread  and  biscuit  baker,  13  St.  James 

place — house,  2  Back  Sneddon 
Osborne,  James,  officer  St.  George's  Church,  28  Storie  st. 
Osborne,  James,  wheelwright,  weavers'  wright,  and  turner,, 

20  Lawn  street 
Otter,  John  Frudd,  Supervisor  Inland  Revenue,  24  Orchards, 

street 
Oxley,  H.  W.,  Inland  Revenue  Officer,  14  Barclay  street 


00  PAISLEY. 

PAISLEY  AETIZANS'  INSTITUTION,  1  High  street 
— George  Cutlibertson,  keeper 

Paisley  Bread  Association,  7  Hospital  lane — Dalrymple 
Lyle,  clerk 

Paisley  Cemetery — John  Murray,  superintendent,  58 
Broomlands 

Paisley  Coffee  Room,  107  High  street  (Cross) — Robert 
Wingate,  keeper,  6  Orchard  street 

Paisley  Co-operative  Manufacturing  Society  (limited), 
manufacturers  of  woollen  goodS;,  7  St.  Mirren  street 
— John  M'Kenzie,  manager  and  secretary 

Paisley  Equitable  Co-operative  Stores,  5  Neilston  road 

Paisley  Gas  Light  Office,  23  Moss  street — William  Nairne, 
treasurer 

Paisley  Swimming  Baths,  corner  of  George  street  and 
Storie  street — James  Snedden,  keeper — {See  adver- 
tisement) 

Paisley  House  of  Refuge,  Stow  place — (See  advertisement) 

Paisley  Herald  and  Renfrewshire  Advertiser  Office^  Water- 
loo place,  2  Gilmour  street — Richard  Watson,  editor 
— (See  advertisement) 

Paisley  Herald  Printing  and  Stationery  Establishment,  10 
High  street — office,  2  Gilmour  street — WiUiam  B. 
Watson,  printer — (See  advertisement) 

Paisley  Industrial  or  Ragged  School,  Albion  street — 
Thomas  Reid,  superintendent 

Paisley  Infirmary,  Bridge  street  (burgh) — ^Wm.  Gillespie, 
treasurer,  76  New  Sneddon 

Paisley  Library,  8  Causeyside — Dalrymple  Lyle,  librarian 

Paisley  Provident  Co-operative  Society  (limited) — grocery 
store,  drapery  and  hosiery  establishment,  and  regis- 
tered office,  15  George  street— Alexander  M'-Naught, 
secretary 

Paisley  and  Renfrewshire  Gazette  Office,  3  Moss  street 

Park,  Alexander  H.,  wholesale  and  retail  grocer,  105  High 
street  (Cross) — house,  Oakshawhead — (See  adver- 
tisement) 

Park„  William,  foreman  Goods  Station  Caledonian  Railway 
Company,  27  St.  James  street 

Park  William,  C,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  10  George  st. 


PAISLEY.  ggf) 


Park,  William,  farmer,  South  Gallowhill 

Park,  JoliD,  farmer,  Greenhill 

Park,  John,  farmer,  Mackie's  mill. 

Park,  John,  3  Mary  street 

Paa^k,  John,  Working  Men's  Refreshment  Rooms,  6  Moss 

street 
Park,  Miss,  grocer,  97  Causeyside — house,  32  Oakshaw  st. 
Park,  Robert,  greengrocer,  18  Sandholes 
Parker,  John,  loom  card -cutter,  6  Forbes  place — house,  8 

Neilston  road 
Parlane,  James,  silk  mercer  and  family  draper,  10  High 
street  (Cross) — house,  Marion,  Grove,  Castlehead — 
(See  advertisement) 
Parlane,  James,  of  J.  &  R.  Parlane,  8  School  wynd 
Parlane,  John,  foreman,  at  J.  &  R.  Parlane's,  8  Stow  place 
Parlane,  J.  &.R.,  printers,  bookbinders,  paper  rulers,  and 

booksellers,  97  High  street 
Parlane,  R.  B.,  of  J.  &  R.  Parlane,  Riccartsbar 
Paterson,  Andrew,  clerk  British  Linen  Co.'s  Bank,  and 
agent  for  the  Imperial  Fire  Insurance  Company,  10 
Glen  lane 
Paterson,  Andrew,  grocer  and  victualler,  15  Old  Sneddon 

— ^house,  GQ  Back  Sneddon 
Paterson,  H,,  &  Co.,  lithographers,  5  Cumberland  court, 

Causeyside — house,  13  Caledonia  street 
Paterson,  Hugh,  20. Old  Sneddon 
Paterson,  Mrs  Hugh^  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  48  High 

street — house,  49  do. 
Paterson,  James,  &  Co.,  shawl  manufacturers,  7  St.  Mir- 

ren  street 
Paterson,  James  G.,  sheriff  officer  and  insurance  agent, 
Terrace  buildings,  109  High  street — house,  66  High 
street 
Paterson,  James,  of  James  Paterson&  Co.,  High  Carriage-. 

hill 
Paterson,  James,  cowfeeder,  32.  Gastle  street 
Paterson,  J.  &  C.,  milliners,  38  Wellmeadow 
Paterson,  Jessie,  milliner,  26  High  street 
Paterson,  Joseph,  coppersmith  and  tinsmith,  14  St  Mirreni 
street — house,  17  John  street 

H.2„ 


90  PAISLEY. 


Paterson,  Mrs,  confectioner,  39  High  street 

Paterson,  Eobert,  auctioneer,  valuator,  and  land  surveyor, 

10  Bridge  street 
Paterson,  Robert,  spirit  dealer,  100  George  street 
Paterson,  Mrs  Samuel,  furnishings,  17  Broomlands 
Paterson,  Thomas,  at  James  Harvey  &  Co.'s,  Oakbank, 

43|-  Oakshaw  street 
Paterson,  Thomas,  jun.,  farmer,  Candren 
Paterson,  William,  &   Co.,   tobacco   manufacturers,    100 

High  street 
Paterson,  William,  of  William  Paterson  &  Co.,  41  Lady 

lane 
Paton,  Elizabeth,  china  merchant,  1  Broomlands 
Paton,  Elizabeth,  milliner  and  straw  hat  maker,  2  North 

street 
Paton,  James,  M.D.,  7  Orr  square 

Paton,  James,  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  17  Orchard  street 
Paton,  John,  grocer,  6  MoncrieiF  street 
Paton,  John,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer,  22  Glen  street 

— house,  8  Moncrieff  street — (See  advertisement) 
Paton,  John,  shoemaker,  17  Orchard  street 
Paton,  Mrs  Elizabeth,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  88  Canal 

street 
Paton,  Mrs  John,  71  Love  street 
Paton,  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  4  Old  Sneddon-rr-house,  65 

Back  Sneddon 
Paton,  Robert,  foreman   to  Alexander   MacKintosh,  40^ 

Broomlands 
Patony  William,  spirit  merchant,  12  High  street 
Patrick,  John   Gibson,  of  James  Harvey   &   Co.,  Swiss 

Villa,  PoUokshields,  Glasgow 
Patrick,  Robert,  4  Bank  street 
Patrick,  Thomas,  baker,  69  Broomlands 
Patrick,  William,  coal  agent,  69  Storie  street 
Pattison,  Margaret,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  2  Canal  st. 
Pattison,  Robert,  blacksmith,  28  Castle  street 
Pattison,  William,  of  Watson  &  Pattison,  2  Canal  street 
Paul,  Mrs  James,  grocer,  15  Williamsburgh 
Paul,  Matthew,  grocer  and   flesh er,    20   Wellmeadow — 
house,  33  Newton  street 


PAISLEY.  91 


Paul,  William,  nurseryman  and  florist,  Wester  Crossflat, 
off  Mill  street — (See  advertisement) 

Peacock,  George,  of  Kobert  Peacock  &  Brothers,  5  Black- 
hall  buildings 

Peacock,  John,  ropemaker,  and  sacking   and  pack-sheet 
merchant,  85  High  street — house,  9  Orr  Square 

Peacock,  John,  of  Robert  Peacock  &  Brothers,  26  Gauze 
street 

Peacock,  Miss  I.,  milliner  and  straw-hat  maker,  19  Broom- 
lands 

Peacock,  Mrs  Walter,  6  New  street 

Peacock,  Robert,  baker,  5  George  street 

Peacock,  Robert,  grocer,  90  High  street 

Peacock,  Robert,  &  Brothers,  grain  merchants  and  millers, 
Steam  Mills,  19  Thread  street 

Peacock,  Robert,  of  Robert  Peacock  &  Brothers,  3  Cart  st. 

Peacock,  William,  gas  inspector,  8  William  street 

Pearson,  John  J.,  clerk  at  J.  &  J.  M'Callum's,  1  Barclay- 
street 

Pearson,  Mary,  confectioner,  13  Moss  street 

Peattie,  William,  clothier,  2   Gilmour  street — ^house,  15, 
Gauze  street 

Percy,  Francis,  grocer,  101  Causeyside — ^house,    6  Stow 
lane 

Percy,  Samuel,  grocer,  26  Broomlands 

Peden,  John,  6  Bank  street 

Peden,,  William  S.,  clerk,  British  Linen  Company's  Bank,. 
Glasgow,  6  Bank  street 

Pender,  John,  coal  agent,  8  Barclay  street. 

Pennel,  John,  grocer,  39  Maxwellton 

Peock,  William,  shipmaster,  Meikleriggs 

Peters,  Joseph,  cooper,  16  Moss  street 

Peters,  Mrs,  furnisher,  9  George  street 

Pettigrew,  V\  illiam,  boot  and  shoemaker,  65  George  street 

Philips,  Alexander,,  cowfeeder,  73  Canal  street 

Phihps,  William,  &  Co.,,  silk,  yarn,  and  cloth  merchants, 
6  Forbes  place 

Philips,   William,   of  William  Philips  &   Co.,  Crossflat 
House 

Philips,  William,  juja.,,  at  Wm».  Philips  &  Co.'s,  Crossflat, 
House 


92^  PAISLEY. 


Philips,  William,  draper,  15  High  street — house,  Falside 
Picken,  Alexander,  of  Picken  &  Comrie,  11  Wardrop  st. 
Picken  &  Comrie,  machine  and  cabinetmakers,  3  Barclay, 

street 
Picken,  John,  house-factor,, 2 6  Storie  street 
Picken,  John,  letter  stamper,  26  Storie  street 
Pinkerton,  James,  jun.,  clerk,  Goods  Station,  26  Gauze 

street 
Pinkerton,  H.  W.,  clerk,  Railway  Station,  26  Gauze  street 
Pinkerton,    James,  missionary,.  Carriagehill    district,   26 

Gauze  street 
Pinkerton,  James,  of  Spence,   Son,  &  Pinkerton,  Blythe 

Holme  cottage,  Calside 
Pinkerton,  John,  feuar,  39  Wellmeadow 
Pinkerton,  John,  53  High  street 

Pinkerton,    R.    &  J.,  ironmongers,   tinsmiths,  gasfitters, 
plumbers,  .and  bellhangers,  42  Moss  street — workshop, , 
67  Back  Sneddon 
Pinkerton,  James,  of  R.  &  J.  Pinkerton,  9  Hospital  lane 
Pinkerton,  Mrs,  65  Back  Sneddon 

Pinkerton,  Robt.,  of  R.  &  J.  Pinkerton,  67  Back  Sneddon, 
Pinkerton,  Mrs,  1  Garthland  street 
Pinkerton,  William,  officer  Free  Martyrs'  Church — house,. 

27  Maxwellton  street 
Pollock,  Alexander,   jun.,  of  James  Pollock  &  Co.,  and 
agent  for  the  City  of  Glasgow  Bank — residence,  Ric- 
cartsbar  House 
Pollqck,  A.  Russell,  of  James  Pollock  &  Co.,  Greenhill 
Pollock  &  Cochran j  bleachers,  washers,  and  dyers,  Thrush- 

craig 
Pollock,  James,  &  Co.,  yarn  agents,  5  Causeyside,  Paisley, 

and  2  George  square,  Glasgow 
Pollock,    John,    house-factor   and    insurance   agent,    15 

Gilmour  streets — house,  53  High  street 
Pollock,  Mary,  grocer,  47  High  street 
Pollock,  Peter,  of  WilHam  Caldwell  &  Co.,  Riccartsbar 

House 
Pollock,  Rev.  Alexander,  minister  Free  South  Church — - 

house,  5  Neilston  street 
Pollock,  Robert,  farmer,  Amochrie 


PAISLEY.  93 

Pollock,  Robert,  grain  merchant,  1 6  Back  Sneddon 
Pollock,    Thomas,    of  Pollock   &    Cochran,    Thrushcraig 

cottage 
Pollock,  William,  brick  manufacturer   and   bricklayer — 

brick  and  lime  yard,  and  office,  12  St.  James  street — 

brickworks,  Gockston — ^house,  25  Moss  street 
Pollock,  William,  furniture  dealer,  81  High  street — house^ 

9  Orr  Square 
Pollock,  William,  grocer  and  provision  merchant,  27  High 

street — house,  31  do. 
Pollock,  William,  waste  dealer  and  broker,  58  Causeyside 
Pollock,  William  S.,  plumber,  tinsmith,  coppersmith,  and 

gasfitter,  80  High  street — workshop,  40  do. 
Pollock,  William,  jun.,  clerk  to  William  Pollock,  brick- 
maker,  25  Moss  street 
Poison,  John,  of  Brown  and  Poison,  and  of  William  Brown 

&  Son,  West  Mount 
Poison,  William,  &  Co.,  starch  and  corn  flour  manufacturers, 

Imperial  Starch  Works,  Abercorn  street 
Poison,  William,  of  William  Poison  &  Co.,  5  Gauze  street 
PorteouSj  Alexander,  clerk,  16  Barclay  street 
Porteous,  Dnndas  S.,  engineer,  machinist,  and  tool  maker, 

and  iron  and   brass  founder,  Snawdoun  Works,   55 

Back  Sneddon — residence,  Priorscroft  House,  50  High 

street — (See  advertisement) 
Post  Office,  9  Gilmour  street — Francis  Deans,  postmaster 
Powers,  Robert,  Causeyside  Toll  Bar,  Stonefield 
Prinu'ose,  John,  shopman  to  John  Snodgrass  &  Son,  13 

Gauze  street 
Pringle,  Matthew,  carter  and  cowfeeder,  24  Storie  street 
Provau,  Andrew,  confectioner,  3  Maxwellton  street 
Provan,  John,  farmer,  Brediland 
Purves,  James,  general  draper^  44  New  street— house,  27 

Maxwellton  street 


QUIlSr,  Francis,  foreman  at  J,  Clark  &  Co.'s,  Gordon's  lane,. 

14  Back  Sneddon 
Quin,  Samuel,  36  Moss  street 


94  PAISLEY. 

RAE,  Jolin,  superintendent,  Kibble  Reformatory 

Ralston,  John,  flesher,  54  George  street 

Ramage,  Margaret  S.,  milliner  and  straw  liat  maker,  70 
Love  street 

Ramsay,  James,  grocer,  20  Abbey  street 

Ramsay,  Robert,  grocer,  83  New  Sneddon 

Rankin,  John,  &  Co.,  brick  makers  and  brick  builders — 
North  Caledonia  Brickworks,  Love  street 

Rankine,  Mrs,  baker,  43  Broomlands 

Ray,  Samuel,  grocer,  16  Ferguslie 

Reid,  Andrew,  grocer,  victualler,  and  grain  dealer,  13  Old 
Sneddon — -house,  do. 

Reid  &  Henderson,  writers,  3  County  place 

Reid,  James,  auctioneer  and  valuator,  18  High  street^ — 
house,  16  Wellmeadow 

Reid,  James,  bookseller,  stationer,  and  news  agent,  18 
High  street — ^liouse,  16  Wellmeadow 

Reid,  James,  dyer,  9  New  Smithhills — house,  Gallowhill 
cottage,  Renfrew  road 

Reid,  James,  house  decorator  and  sign  writer,  116  Causey- 
side — house,  do. 

Reid,  James,  late  teacher  of  Town's  English  School,  Ses- 
sion Clerk  of  Middle  Parish,  registrar  of  births,  &c., 
for  the  Districts  of  Middle  and  Low  Parishes,  101 
High  street 

Reid,  James,  of  Barr  &  Reid,  69  High  street 

Reid,  Jane,  victualler,  19  New  Sneddon 

Reid,  John,  coal  agent,  69  Broomlands 

Reid,  John,  cowfeeder,  19  Cotton  street 

Reid,  John,  of  M.  Whitehill  &l  Co.,  Whitehaugh,  Glasgow 
road 

Reid,  John,  printer,  stationer,  bookseller,  confectioner,  and 
fruiterer — shop,  4  Broomlands — printing  office,  18 
High  street — house,  2  Queen  street 

Reid,  Mrs  Anthony,  13  Barclay  street 

Reid,  Mrs  Sophia,  dress  and  straw  hat  maker,  3  Gauze 

street 
Reid,  Robert,  warehouseman,  at  Yuill  &  Campbell's,  1 
Stevenson  street 


PAISLET.  95 


lleid,  Thomas,  &  Son,  smiths,  engineers,  and  machinists, 

5  and  6  Bridge  street  (Newtown) — house,  6  do. 
jReid,  Thomas,  superintendent  Industrial  School,  Albion  st. 
Eeid,  William,  jun.,  at  Reid  &  Henderson's,  Chapelhill, 

by  Blackball 
Eeid,  William,    of    Reid    &  Henderson,   Chapelhill,    by 

Blackball 
Reid,  William,  spirit  dealer,  72  Broomlands 
Reid,  Robert,  waste  and  metal  merchant,  73  Broomlanda 
Reilly,  James,  broker,  32  WellmeadoW 
Reith,  Robett,  assistant  superintendent,  Kibble  Reforma- 
tory 
Renfrew  CoUnty  Kilwintiing  Mason  Lodge,  8  High  street 
Renfrew,  Colin,  57  Canal  street 
Renfrew,  James,  collector  of  Burgh  Poors'  Assessment,  8 

New  Sneddon — house,  22  Caledonia  street 
Renfrew,  John,  grocer  and  Cowfeeder,  2  Williamsburgh 
Renfrew,  Robert,  grocer,  6  bouth  Campbell  street 
Renfrewshire  Independent  Office,   Gilraour  street — John 

Millar,  editor- — residence,  Barrhead 
Rennie,  James,  flesher,  18  Wellmeadow 
R-ennison,  J.  Albert,  'architect,  4  Moss  street — residence, 

Westmarch  House 
Rennison,  Mrs  Alexander,  Westmarch  House 
Retson,  James,  contractor,  10  Gordon's  lane 
Rew,  George,  traveller  to  James  Snodgrass,  Saucel  Mill, 

2  Bladda 
Richardson,  Isaac,  tea  and  coffee  merchant,  and  general 

grocer,  21  High  street- — house,  88  do. 
Richardson,  John,  Free  High  Church  officer,  79  High  st. 
Richardson,  Robert,  5  Gateside 
Richardson,  Thomas,  sugar  merchant,  Glasgow — residence^ 

Ralston  House,  Glasgow  road 
Richmond,  Daniel,  M.D.,  32  New  street 
Richmond,    George,   jun.,  clerk,  Victoria  Saw  Mills,  40 

Wellmeadow 
Richmond,  S.,  teacher  Neilson  School,  49  High  street 
Richmond,  William,  bread,  biscuit,  and  pastry  baker,  and 

Temperance  Hotel  keeper,  46  Moss  street 
Richmond,  William,  officer  Martyrs'  Church,  78  George 
street 


96  PAISLEY. 


Ricketts,  William,  book-keeper  to  Brown  &  Poison,  Falside 
Risk,  Robert,  agent  for  Wm.  Galloway  &  Co.,  coal  masters 

— liouse,  51  Caledonia  street 
Risk,  William,  fishmonger,  34  High  street — (See  adver- 
tisement) 
Ritchie,  A.,  milliner  and  straw  hat  maker,  1  Old  Sneddon 

— house,  82  Glen  street 
Ritchie,  David,  bookbinder  and  stationer,  11  St.  Mirren 

street 
Ritchie,  David,  general  grocer  and  victualler,  25  Queen 

street 
Ritchie,   James,  general  ironmonger,  47   Moss   street — 

house,  51  Caledonia  street 
Ritchie,  John,  ilesher,  20  George  street 
Ritchie,  John,  family  grocer,  25  George  street 
Ritchie,  Robert,  grocer  and  provision  merchant,  25  Gauze 

street  and  57  Causeyside — house,  3  Christie  street 
Ritchie,   Robert,    of  Crawford  and  Ritchie,  power  loom 

cloth  manufacturers,  14  Abercorn  street 
Ritchie,  William,  baker,  19  Causeyside 
Ritchie,  William,  jun.,  baker,  84  Causeyside 
Robb,  Andrew,  clerk,  Underwood  Coal  Depot,  13  Caledonia 

street 
Robb,  Charles,  &  Co.,  railway  carriers  and  contractors — = 

office,  Greenlaw  Goods  Station 
Robb,  John,  coal  merchant,  Underwood  Depot — house,  13 

Caledonia  street 
Robb,  Thomas,  joiner  and  cartwright,  12  St.  James  street 

— ^house,  13  Caledonia  street 
Robb,  William,  teller,  Union  Bank  of  Scotland,  2  Orr  st. 
Robertson,  David,  farmer,  Linwood 
Robertson,  Hugh,  of  Fisher,  Robertson,  &  Co.,  4  Christie 

street 
Robertson,  William,  farmer.  Old  Hall  and  Whitehaugh — 

residence.  Old  Hall,  Glasgow  road 
Robertson,  Daniel,  officer,  Oakshaw  street  Gaelic  Church, 

13  Oakshaw  street 
Robertson,  Daniel,  gardener,  3  Old  Smithhills — nurseries, 

Greenlaw  and  Linside 
Robertson,  Duncan,  officer  Middle  Church,  25  Gau^  st. 


PAISLEY.  97 


Robertson,  George,  coppersmith,  tinsmith,  and  gasfitter,  4 

New  Sneddon — house,  do. 
Robertson,  James,  of  J.  &  J.  Robertson,  144  George  street 
Robertson,  James,   grocer,    and  provision  merchant,   67 

Causeyside — house,  70  do 
Robertson,  James,  clerk,  Clydesdale  Banking  Company,  59 

Causeyside 
Robertson,  James,  designer,  3  Orchard  street — house,  59 

Causeyside 
Robertson,  J.  &  J.,  shawl  manufacturers,  3  Forbes  place 
Robertson,  John  W.,  at   Robert   Murdoch  &  Co.'s,  14 

South  Croft — house,  13  Old  Sneddon 
Robertson,  John,  coal  merchant.  Underwood  Depot — house, 

15  Sandholes 
Robertson,  John  W.,  merchant,  168  George  street 
Robertson,    John,    hot-presser,   packer,    and   finisher,  St. 

Mirren's  walk — house,  73  Causeyside 
Robertson,    John,    late    letter    carrier,    30    King  street, 

Broomlands 
Robertson,  Matthew,  foreman  to  William  Harris,  watch- 
maker, 14  Abercorn  street 
Robertson,  Matthew,  of  M.  Robertson  &  Co.,  Foxbar 
Robertson,  M.,  &  Co.,  bleachers,  Foxbar 
Robertson  &  M'Gibbon,  drapers,  silk  mercers,  and  clothiers, 

17  High  street 
Robertson,  Miss,  87  Canal  street 
Robertson,  Mrs  Jane,  furnisher,  16  Wellmeadow 
Robertson,  Mrs,  milliner,  24  Lawn  street 
Robertson,  Mrs  WiUiam,  fishmonger,  101  Causeyside — 

house,  22  do. 
Robertsoi^,  Peter,  Inland  Revenue  officer,  19  Abbey  close 
Robertson,  Peter,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  2  Orchard 

street — house,  18  Causeyside 
Robertson,    Robert,   inspector   of  poor.  Abbey  Parish — ■ 

house,  Greenside  cottage,  Calside 
Robertson,  William,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  5  Carriage- 

hill 
Robertson  &  Son,  hat  and  cap  manufacturers,  48  Moss 

street — James  Stewart,  manager 
Robertson,  Thomas,  beamer,  1  Ferguslie  walk 
I 


98  PAISLEY. 


Robertson,  William,  of  Robertson  &  M'Gibbon,  Castlehead 
Robin  &  Houston,  soap    and  composite    candlemakers — 

soap  works — 61  New    Sneddon,  Paisley — composite 

candle  works.  Park  street,  Kinning  park,  Glasgow 
Robin,  James  L.,  industrial  teacher.  Industrial  School — ■ 

house  at  the  Lodge,  Industrial  School 
Robin,  Robert,  of  Robin  &  Houston,  Govan 
Robin,  William,  builder  and  monumental  worker — office, 

14  Lady  lane — house,  28  do. — (See  advertisement) 
Robinson,  James,  boot  and  shoemaker,  77  High  street 
Robson,  Mrs.,  brush,  basket,  and  toy  dealer,  8  Moss  street 

— house,  66  Love  street 
Rodger,  James,  blacksmith,  90  George  street 
Rodger,  Alexander,  tobacconist,  91   High  street — house, 

49  Broomlands 
Rodger,  John,  of  Rodger  &  M'Callum,  16  Causeyside 
Rodger,  Matthew,  flesher,  17  Sandholes 
Rodger,  Matthew,  grocer,  8  Wallneuk 
Rodger  &  M'Callum,  silk,  cotton,  and  wool  yarn  dyers, 

6  Marshall's  lane 
Rodger,  Robert,  wine  and  spirit  dealer,  14  St.  Mirren  st. 
Rodger,  William,  printer,  3  Mary  street 
Ronald,  Peter,  at  J.  B.  Wotherspoon's,  1  Hamilton  place, 

78  New  Sneddon 
Ronald,  James,  cowfeeder,  27  Love  street 
Ronald,  John,  of  Peter  Jack,  jun.,  &  Co.,  1  Hamilton 

place,  78  New  Sneddon 
Ronald,    Robert   A.,    manufacturer,    Daisy   Bank,   Back 

Sneddon 
Ronald,  William,  sanitary  inspector,  inspector  of  cleansing, 

and  surveyor  of  drainage,  4  Moss  street 
Ronald,  William  Y.,  warehouseman,  at  Wm.  Cochran's, 

21  Causeyside  ■» 
Rollo,  James,  builder,  45  Broomlands — yard,  Castle  street 
Ross,  Alexander,  of  Ross  &  Duncan,  Abercorn  place,  13 

Niddry  street 
Ross,  A.  M.,  at  Robert  Brown  &  Son's,  Rosehill,  Falside 
Ross,  George,  scourer,  finisher,  hotpresser,  and  packer,  24 

Thread  street — house,  3  Seedhill 
Ross,  Gilbert,  precenter  Gaelic  Church — ^house,  Lin  wood 


PAISLEY.  99 


Ross,  James,  shoe  manufacturer,  19  Broomlands 

Ross,  James,  teller.  Bank  of  Scotland,  3  Hamilton  street 

Ross,  John,  draper,  21  Wellmeadow 

Ross  &  Duncan,  thread  manufacturers,  Abercorn  Factory, 

6  Abercorn  street 
Ross,  John  S.,  foreman  at  Paisley  Herald  office — chouse, 

8  Barclay  street 
Rowan,  James,  confectioner,  3  Dovesland 
Rowan,  Mrs,  confectioner,  10  Lawn  street 
Rowan,  Peter,  grocer,  27  New  Sneddon 
Rowand,  Andrew,  farmer,  20  Ferguslie 
Rowand,  Robert,  at  Robin  &  Houston's,  118  George  street 
Rowand,  Robert,  clerk.  Abbey  Parochial  Board,  20  Fer- 
guslie 
Rowand,  Robert,  farmer.  West  Candren 
Rowat,  Mrs  Robert,  sen.,  Rosshill 
Rowat,  Robert,  of  R.  T.  &  J.  Rowat,  Prospecthill 
Rowat,  Thomas,  of  R.  T.  &  J.  Rowat,  Churchhill 
Rowat,  R.  T.  &  J.,  shawl  and  tartan  manufacturers,  115 

Causeyside 
Rowat,  William,  of  R.  T.  &  J.  Rowat,  21  St.  James  street 
Roxburgh,  Miss,  teacher  of  music,  81  High  street 
Roxburgh,  Mrs,  midwife,  2  North  Croft 
Roxburgh,  Robert,  coach  builder,  4  Garthland  lane — house, 

3  do. — (See  advertisement) 
Rush,  Thomas,  hay  and  straw  dealer,  5  Hospital  lane 
Russell,  Hugh  M.,  at  Robert  Russell's,  94  Miller  street,, 

Glasgow — house,  11  St.  James  place 
Russell,  James,  architect,  Three-Mile-House,  Glasgow  road 
Russell,  Joseph,  clothier  and  hatter,  18  Gilmour  street — ■ 

house,  26  Broomlands — (See  advertisement) 
Russell,  Robert,  yarn  agent,  94  Miller  street,  Glasgow — 

house,  11  St.  James  place 
Russell,  Robert,  writer,  of  Campbell  &  Russell,  7  High 

street — house,  26  Maxwellton  street 
Russell,  Robert  Y.,  clerk  to  Matthew  Blackwood,  68  Love 

street 
Eussell,  Samuel,  Victoria  Chip  Mills,  Priesthill,  by  Nitshill 
Russell,  Thomas,  clerk  to  Campbell  &  Russell,  26  Max-, 

wellton  street 


100  PAISLEY. 


Russell,  Walter,  beamer,  2  Silk  street — house,  4  Stow  lane 

Russell,  William,  butter  and  egg  dealer,  3  Garthland  street 

Russell,  William,  clerk.  Goods  Station,  23  Queen  street 

Russell,  William,  feuar,  59  High  street 

Russell,  William,  flesher,  67  Broomlands 

Russell,  William,  porter,  Union  Bank  of  Scotland,  49  Moss 

street 
Rutherford,  Thomas,  carter,  4  Garthland  lane 

SACELL  BREWERY  COMPANY,  8  Saucel 

Saucel  Distillery,  King  street,  Saucel 

Sawer?,  Joseph,  weaving  shop,  1  Prussia  street — ^house,  9 
Neilston  street 

Scadlock,  George,  designer,  3  Garthland  street 

Scarlett,  Samuel,  cowfeeder,  3  Stirling  street 

Scollan,  Thomas,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  38  Moss  street 

Scott,  Alexander,  funeral  undertaker,  93  High  street 

Scott,  Allan,  8  Back  Sneddon 

Scott,  Thomas,  farmer,  Hawfchead  IMains 

Scott,  Matthew,  manufacturer,  109  Causeyside — ^liouse,  7 
Gateside 

Scott,  John,  clerk.  Union  Bank  of  Scotland,  12  William 
street,  Johnstone 

Scott,  Mrs,  confectioner,  6  George  street 

Scott,  Mrs  Elizabeth,  furnisher  and  hosier,  101  High  street 
— house,  11  Glen  street 

Scott,  _Mrs  Matthew,  grocer,  11  Saucel 

Scott,  Thomas,  grocer,  34  Canal  street 

Semple,  Alexander,  at  Joseph  Whitehead'^s,  2  Seedhill 

Semple,  David,  writer  and  Notary  Public,  law  agent  far 

the  Paisley  Pleritable  Property  Investment  Society,. 

and  agent  for  the  Caledonian  Fire  and  Life  Insurance 

Co.,  16  Gilmour  street — house,  Towuhead,  68  High 

'  street 

Semple,  James,  grocer,  36  Canal  street 

Semple,  James,  grocer,  40  George  street 

Semple,  John,  market  gardener,  Linside — shop,  1  George 
street 

Shankley,  Robert,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant^  84  Causey- 
side— house,  4  Silk  street 


PAISLEY.  101 


Shanks,  Alexander,  staymaker,  28  Wellmeadow  (District 

Post  Office) 
Shanks,  Mrs,  midwife,  25  Old  Sneddon 
Shanks,  Mrs  William,  grocer,  9  School  wynd 
vSharp,  David  G.,  of  Brown,  Sharps,  &  Tyars,  28  India  st., 

Glasgow 
Sharp,  Miss  Margaret,  Orr  Square 
Sharp,  Eobert,  Master  of  Works  for  Burgh,  County  build-. 

ings — house,  29  St.  James  street 
Sharpe,  Patrick,  broker,  14  Moss  street,  and  10  Old  Sned- 
don— house,  14  Moss  street 
Shaw,  James,  officer  Baptist  Church,  43  Storie  street 
Shaw,  Mrs  Catherine,  grocer,  1  Bridge  street 
Shearer,  James  H.,  clerk  at  James  King's  coach  office — 

house,  5  Stow  street 
Shearer,  James,  grain  merchant,  71  Broomlands 
Shearer,  Jane,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  71  Broomlands 
Shepherd,  Louis  Storer,  teacher,  John  Neilson  Educational 

Institution,  18  Oakshaw  street 
Sim,  Ann,  grocer,  14  Carriagehill 
Sim,  Duncan  &  Peter,  bakers,  6  Glen  street 
Sim,  Hugh,  Chamberlain's  Office,  County  buildings— house, 

59  Love  street 
Sim,  John,  baker,  94  Causeyside 
Sim,  Thomas,  jun.,  confectioner,.  36  High  street 
Sim,  Thomas,  sen.,  confectioner,  26  Wellmeadow 
Sim,  William,  &  Co.,  soap  and  candle  manufacturers,  I 

West  Croft 
Simm,  William,  feuar,  17  Williamsburgh 
Simon,  Andrew,  miller   and   grain   merchant,  Cardonald 

Mnis,  Glasgow  road 
Simpson,  Alexander,  manager  at  Blair  &;  Co.'s,  hatters,  28 

High  street 
Simpson,  John,  &  Son,  wood  and  ivory  turners,  and  bowl 

makers,  32  High  streetr— house,  60  do. 
Simpson,  Miss,  dressmaker,  Renfrew  road 
Simpson,  Mrs,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  5  County  place 
Simpson,  Peter,  baker,  33  Causeyside 
Sinclair,  Alexander,  feuar,  2  Garthland  street 
Sinclair,  Daniel,  smith,  3  Garthland  street 
I  2. 


iMfi   MitOMfci-L.   jlsbkARY. 


102  PAISLEY. 


Sinclair,  Janet,  draper,  4  Wellmeadow 

Sinclair,  Peter,  house-painter  and  decorator,  15  Well- 
meadow —  (See  advertisement) 

Skene,  l^Iargaret,  white  seam  sewer,  1 1  Back  Sneddon 

Skinnider,  P.,  green  grocer,  25  South  Croft 

Slater,  Edward,  gardener  and  green  grocer,  58  Causeyside 

Slater,  Mrs  John,  7  G-auze  street 

Sloan,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  39  New  street 

Small,  Mrs,  bookseller,  63  Causeyside — ^house,  56  do. 

Small,  Miss,  confectioner,  35  Causeyside 

Smellie,  James,  2  Maxwellton 

Smiles,  James  S.,  surveyor  of  taxes  and  lands  valuation 
assessor,  1  Cotton  street — house,  Thrushcraig 

Smith,  Alexander,  grocer.  6  Barclay  street 

Smith,  Alexander,  33  New  Sneddon 

Smith,  Alexander,  tailor,  6  Love  street 

Smith,  Andrew,  tobacco  pipe  manufacturer,  30  Gauze  st. 

Smith,  Benjamin,  grocer,  3  Garthland  street 

Smith,  Benjamin,  warehouseman  at  Charles  Smith  & 
Co.'s,  3  Garthland  street 

Smith,  Charles,  &  Co.,  shawl  manufacturers,  113  Causey- 
side 

Smith,  Charles,  of  Charles  Smith  &  Co.,  4  Garthland  st. 

Smith,  Charles,  jun.,  of  James  Carlile,  Sons,  &  Co., 
Milliken  Park 

Smith  &  Cochran,  milliners  and  dressmakers,  1  High  st. 

Smith,  Duncan  S.,  at  William  Brown,  jun.,  and  Co.'s,  3 
Garthland  street 

Smith,  lErnest,  Craigielea  Chemical  Works — office,  114 
West  street,  Glasgow — house.  Wester  Kossland 

Smith,  George,  contractor,  24  Glen  street 

Smith,  George,  at  Robert  Kerr  &  Son's,  3  Blackball 
buildings 

Smith,  Helen,  pawnbroker,  108  George  street 

Smith  &  Glass,  boot  and  shoemakers,  2  Broomlands 

Smith,  Hugh,  bootmaker,  30  Causeyside 

Smith,  James,  Kilmarnock  carrier,  12  Causeyside 

Smith,  James,  saddler,  successor  to  John  Christie,  49  Moss 
street — house,  34  do. 

Smith,  James,  traveller  to  Spence,  Son,  &  Pinkerton,  63 
George  street 


PAISLEY.  103 


Smith,  John,  commercial  traveller,  31  High  street 
Smith,    John,  contractor  and  builder,   1 1    Stow  street — 

house,  12  Wardrop  street 
Smith,  John,  foreman,  3  Blackhall  buildings 
Smith,  John,  grocer,  16  Orchard  street 
Smith,  John,  minister  of  the  Gaelic  Church,  Oakshaw 

street — house,  52  Storie  street 
Smith,  John,  Wester  Carriagehill  cottage 
Smith,  Joseph,  &  Son,  grain  and  provision  merchants,  30 

Orchard  street — house  for  both,  6  Blackhall  buildings 
Smith,  Miss  Janet,  teacher,  125  George  street — house,  43 

do. 
Smith,  Mrs  David,  spirit  dealer  and  grocer,  5  Abbey  close 
Smith,  Mrs  J.,  milliner,  34  Moss  street 
Smith,  Mrs,  grocer,  10. Silk  street 
Smith,  Mrs,  of  Smith  &  Cochran,  milliners  and  dressmakers, 

8  West  Croft 
Smith,  Robert,  hatter,  88  High  street — house,  77  High 

street,  Johnstone — James  Bowie,  manager 
Smith,  Robert,  pawnbroker's  manager,  40  Lady  lane 
Smith,  William,  clerk,  Post  Office,  145  George  street 
Smith,  William,  farmer.  New  Mains,  Inchinnan 
Smith,  William,  of  Thomson,  Smith,  &  Co.,  drapers,   16 

Sandholes 
Smith,  William  N.,  warehouseman  at  W.   Cochrane's,  6 

Love  street 
Snedden,  James,  keeper  of  the  Paisley  Swimming  Baths, 

14  Storie  street 
Snodgrass,  James,  miller  and  grain  merchant,  Saucel  Mill 

— house,  8  Gateside 
Snodgrass,  John,  proprietor  of  Abercorn  Rooms,  22  Gauze 

street 
Snodgrass,  John  N.,  of  John  Snodgrass  &.  Son,  22  Gauze 

street 
Snodgrass,  John,  &  Son,  house-painters,  decorators,  and 

glass  gilders,  paper  hangers,  oil  and  colour  merchants, 

21  Gauze  street — house,  22  do. 
Snodgrass,  Miss,  milliner  and  straw  hat  maker,  Q)Q  Causey- 
side 
Somerville,  Jane,  grocer  and  green  grocer,  21  Moss  street 


104  PAISLEY. 


Sorley,  Mrs,  grocer,  12  Gauze  street 

Sorley,   William,  officer  Thread  street  U.P.  Churcli,  10 

Thread  street 
Souden,  Alexander,  pensioner,  37  Back  Sneddon 
Sonden,  William,  flesher,  26  Causeyside,  and  149  George 

street — house,  16  George  street 
Southwell,  Peter,  ropemaker,  18  High  street — house,  65 

Love  street 
Speir,   Thomas,    of  Burnbrae   &    Blackstoun — residence, 

Burnbrae  House 
Spiers,  Alexander,  of  Spiers  &  Gibb,  Castlehead 
Speirs,  David,  &  Co.,  manufacturers,  167  George  street — 

dyeworks,  Blackball 
Spiers,  David,  of  David  Speirs  &  Co.,  9^  Stevenson  street 
Speirs,  David,  foreman  at  John  Cunningham  &  Sons,  6^ 

Barclay  street 
Speirs  &  Gibb,  coal  merchants.  Underwood  and  Stoney 

brae  depots — office,  Terrace  buildings,  109  High  street 

— (See  advertisement) 
Speirs,   J.,    wholesale  crystal   and  china  merchant,  and 

dealer  in  cotton  and  woollen  waste,  15  Wellmeadow 

— house,  do. 
Speirs,    Gibb,  &  Young,  fire   clay  manufacturers,    Cale- 
donia Fire  Clay  Works,  Greenock  road — town  office, 

Terrace  buildings,  109  High  street 
Speirs,  William,  china,  crystal,  and  waste  merchant,.  13 

Wellmeadow^ — house,  do. — (See  advertisement) 
Spence,  John,  of  Spence,  Son,  &  Pinkerton,  62  Storie  st. 
Spence,  John,  jun.,  of  Spence,  Son,  &  Pinkerton,  86  High 

street 
Spence,  Son,  &  Pinkerton,  ham  ourers  and  wholesale  pro- 
vision merchants,  62  Storie  street 
Sproul,  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  6  Union  street,  Charleston 
Sproul,  Andrew,  smith  and  farrier,  10  Lylesland 
Sproul,  James,  teacher,  Carriagehill  School,  and  chaplain,. 

Abbey  Poorhouse — house,  14  Barr  street 
Sproul,  James,  baker,  144  George  street 
Sproul,  Janet,  confectioner  and  fruiterer,  13  Wellmeadaw 
Sproul,  William,  baker,  27  New  Sneddon 
iSproul,  William,  broker^  29  New  Smithhills 


PllSLET.  105 


Spruell,  Andrew,  veterinary  surgeon,  8  Christie  street 
Spruell,  Andrew,   smith,  cartwright,    and  van-builder,  8 

Christie  street 
Spruell,  Mrs,  Robert,  8  Christie  street 
Stalker,  John,  silk,  cotton,  and  wool  dyer.  Bridge  street 

dyeworks   (Newtown) — ^house,   Spring   Bank  cottage, 

Love  street 
Standford,  William,  officer  Roman  Catholic  Chapel,  4  East 

Buchanan  street 
Stark,  Mrs,  matron  Female  House  of  Refuge,  Stow  place 
Steel,  Alexander,  traveller  to  Robin  &  Houston,  48  Grove 

street,  Glasgow 
Steel,  James,  fishmonger  and  poulterer,  1  High  street — 

house,  23  Abbey  street — (See  advertisement) 
Steel,  Joseph,  grocer,  30  Thread  street 
Steel,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  25  Old  Sneddon 
Steel,  William,  spirit  merchant,  12  Saucel 
Steen,  James,  blacking  and  blue  manufacturer,  60  Back 

Sneddon 
Steven,  William,  cowfeeder,  13  Prussia  street 
Steven,  William,  ropemaker,  sacking,  &c.,  82  High  street 

—  house,  33  do. 
Stevenson,  Alexander,  farmer,  Westmarch,  Inchinnan  road 
Stevenson,  Arthur,  farmer,  Knock,  Renfrew  road 
Stevenson,  David,  grocer,  and  lemonade  and  ginger  beer 

maker,  29  Glen  street 
Stevenson,  James,  grocer,  42  Broomlands 
Stevenson,  James,  cowfeeder   and  hay   dealer,  25  Lawn 

street 
Stevenson,  James,  furnisher,  1  Wellraeadow 
Stevenson,  John,  clerk  at  R.  Kerr  &  Sons,  2  Christie  street 
Stevenson,  ^John,  furnisher,  G  Silk  street 
Stevenson,  John,  hosier,  67  Canal  street 
Stevenson,  John,  jun.,  of  John  Stevenson  &  Sons,  36  New 

Sneddon 
Stevenson,  John,  &  Sons,  tobacco  and  candle  manufacturers, 

77  New  Sneddon 
Stevenson,  Mrs,  farmer,  Bardrain 
Stevenson,  Robert,  of  John  Stevenson  &  Sons,  77  New 

Sneddon 


106  PAISLEY. 


Stevenson,  Robert,  spirit  dealer,  6  Cotton  street 
Stevenson,   Robert,  tobacconist,   12  St.  Mirren  street — 

house,  104  High  street 
Stevenson,    Robert,    Paisley    and    Kilbarchan    carrier — 

quarters,   12  Causeyside 
Stevenson,  Samuel,  coal  dealer,  13  Wallneuk 
Stevenson,  Thomas,  letter-stamper,  9  St.  Mirren  street 
Stevenson,   Thomas,   family  grocer,  and  wii^e  and  spirit 

merchant,  8  Gauze  street 
Stevenson,  William,  traveller  to  Macfarlane  &Co.,  George 

Hotel 
Stewart,  Alexander,  English  Baking  Co.,  89  High  street — 

house,  103  George  street 
Stewart,  Andrew,  cowfeeder,  2  Moncrief  street 
Stewart,  Andrew,  of  James  Stewart  &  Son,  59  Love  street 
Stewart,   Charles  Walker,  Lieutenant  of  Burgh  Police,  3 

Glen  street 
Stewart,  Donald,  manager  at  Blackland  Mill 
Stewart,  Henry,  &  Co,,  dyers,  1  North  street 
Stewart,  James,  at  Alex.  Gardner's,  3  Moss  street — house, 

8  St.  James  place 
Stewart,  James,  &  Co.,  distillers.  King  street,  Saucel 
Stewart,  James,  inspector  of  works  to  J.  &  P.  Coats — 

house,  Nethercraigs 
Stewart,  James,  of  James  Stewart  k  Son,  21  New  Sneddon 
Stewart,  James,   manager  to  Robertson  &  Son,  Stanley 

place,  50  Causeyside 
Stewart,  James,  &  Son,  joiners,  and  timber  merchants,  20 

New  Sneddon 
Stewart,  John,  of  William  Philips  &  Co.,  Falside  House 
Stewart,  John,  carter  and  contractor,  42  Back  Sneddon 
Stewart,  John,  at  James  Stewart  &  Co.'s,  Stanley  place, 

48  Causeyside 
Stewart,  John,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  8   Old  Sneddon — 

house,  37  New  Sneddon 
Stewart,  Mrs,  confectioner,  53  High  street 
Stewart,  Matthew,  at  Wm.  Philips  &  Co.,  Falside  House 
Stewart,  Misses,  17  Maxwellton 
Stewart,  Miss,  3  Blackball  buildings 
Stewart,  Mrs  Allan,  farmer,  Arkleston 


PAISLEY.  107 


Stewart,  Mrs  Arcliibald,  1  Christie  street 

Stewart,  Mrs  Robert,  2  St.  James  street 

Stewart,  Peter,  pawnbroker,  28  New  street 

Stewart,  Rev.  James,  incumbent  Trinity  Churcb,  Clinrcli 

of  England,  10  St  James  place — residence,  2  Hamilton 

place,  78  New  Sneddon 
Stewart,  Rev.  J.  Douglas,  minister  of  Martyrs'  Church,  43 

George  street 
Stewart,  William,  architect  and  land  surveyor,  4  Moss 

street — house,  17  Myrtle  street,  Glasgow 
Stewart,  William,  at  Hanna,  Donald,  and  Wilson's,  25 

Glen  street 
Stewart,  William,  flesher,  29  George  street 
Stewart,  William,  auctioneer  and  valuator,  4  Moss  street — ■ 

house,  17  Myrtle. street,  Glasgow 
Stewart,  William,  farmer,  Thornly 
Stewart,  William,  head-master  School  of  Art,  14  Gilmour 

street — house,  24  Sandyford  place,  Glasgow 
Stirling,  Hugh,  miller  and  grain  merchant,  Seedhill  mills — 

house,  24  Seedhill 
Stirling,   John,  wholesale   wine   and   spirit   merchant,  5 

Old  Smithhills— house,  29  New  Smithhills 
Stirling,  Mrs,  confectioner,  14  Williamsburgh 
Stirling,  M.  &  M.,  milliners,  6  Storie  street — ^house,  24 

Seedhill 
Stirling,  Robeit,  spirit  merchant,  2  Wellmeadow 
Stirling,  Thomas,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  1  Garthland 

street 
Stirrat,  Mrs,  broker,  70  High  street 
Stobbo,  Thomas,  gardener,  Westmarch 
Storie,  Archibald,    agricultural   implement  maker,  horse 

shoer-,  and  jobbing  smith,  Glen  lane,  off  St.  James 

street — house,  65  Love  street 
Storrie,  J.  &  W.,  china  merchants  and  waste  dealers,  37 

High  street — (See  advertisement) 
Storrie,  James,  of  J.  &  W.  Storrie,  1  Storie  street 
Storrie,  James,  flesher,  9  Moss  street — house,  1    Storie 

street 
Storrie,  William,  of  J.  &  W.  Storrie,  3  North  street 
Stow    School,    Stow    place — Misses   Brown    &    Dalziel, 

teachers 


108  PAISLEY. 


Straclian,  James,  at  Jolin  M'Keclinie  &  Co.'s,  81  Broom- 
lands 

Strang,  James,  farmer,  Whiteford 

Struthers,  William,  salesman  at  Macfarlane  &  Co.'s,  10 
Well  street 

Sturrock,  Rev.  James  B.,  minister  of  Free  Higli  Church, 
29  Oakshaw  street 

Sunter,  John,  cabinetmaker,  20  West  street — house,  101 
George  street 

Sunter,  William,  cabinetmaker,  37  Wellmeadow — work- 
shop, 43  do. 

Sutherland,  Donald,  assistant  inspector  of  poor,  Abbey- 
Parish — house,  2  Orr  street 

Swan,  James,  Wattiston,  Lochwinnoch 

Swan,  Matthew,  baker,  73  Causeyside 

Sweenie,  David,  boot  and  shoemaker,  4  Stock  street 

Sweenie,  James,  No.  3  letter  carrier,  38  Causeyside 

Symington,  J.  M,,  silk  and  yarn  merchant,  Causeyside 
court,  15  Causeyside — residence,  Oakshaw  House 

Symington,  Misses,  33  Oakshaw  street 


TAGG,  Alexander,  teacher,  Causeyside  street  Sessional 
school,  27  St.  James  street 

Tannoch,  Jane,  china  merchant,  86  High  street 

Tannahill,  Andrew,  officer  George  street  U.P.  Church,  14 
Barr  street 

Taylor,  Mrs,  midwife,  65  George  street 

Taylor,  Archibald,  School  wynd 

Taylor,  David,  M.D.,  7  St.  James  place 

Taylor,  John,  designer,  23  George  street 

Taylor,  Mrs  Thomas,  spirit  dealer,  Moss-side,  Greenock 
road 

Teas,  Andrew,  3  Millarston 

Teas,  Joseph,  green  grocer,  17  Back  Sneddon 

Telfer,  Mrs  James,  Tyburn  cottage,  Falside 

Templeton,  Andrew,  builder,  28  Glen  street — ^yard,  Under- 
wood 

Templeton,  Miss,  furnisher,  24  Causeyside — house,  3  War- 
drop  street 


PAISLEY.  109 


Templeton,   Mrs   William,  victualler,   grocer,  and  spirit 

dealer,  13  Canal  street 
Tennent,  Allan,  of  Lamberton  &  Tennent,  6  George  street 
The  Paislej'  Herald  and  Renfrewshire  Advertiser,  2  Gil- 

mour  street — ^printing  establishment,  10  High  street 
Thomas,  Patrick,  grocer,  27  Old  Sneddon 
Thomson,  Alexander,  card  cutter,  1  Prussia  street — ^house, 

13  Abbey  street 
Thomson,  Mrs  Archibald,  innkeeper.  County  Hotel,  County 

place 
Thomson,  David,  grave  digger.  High  and  Low  Parishes, 

13  School  wynd 
Thomson,  David,  of  Thomson  &  Allan,  engineers,  John- 
stone— house,  65  Love  street 
Thomson,  H.  H.,  of  Sacell  Brewery  Co.,  55  High  street 
Thomson,  James,  of  William  Philips  &  Co.,  Calside  House 
Thomson,  James  S.,  flesher,  17  Old  Smithhills 
Thomson,  John,  brick  and  tile  maker,  Westmarch — house, 

59  Love  street 
Thomson,  John,  brush,  basket,  comb,  and  fancy  warehouse, 

87  High  street — house,  32  do. — (See  advertisement) 
Thomson,  John,  cloth  agent,  1  St.  James  street 
Thomson,  John,  currier,  25  Thread  street — ^house,  29  do. 
Thomson,  John,  keeper  of  Wilson  Hall,  40  High  street 
Thomson,  John  G-.,  teacher  of  English,  &c.,  John  Neilson 

Institution,  9  Wellmeadow 
Thomson,  John,  stationer  and  bookseller,  7  High  street 

(Cross) — house,  11  Barclay  street 
Thomson,  John,  at  William  Philips  &  Co.'s,  Calside  House 
Thomson,  Joseph,  ironmonger,    plumber,    tinsmith,    and 

gasfitter,  98  High  street — house,  11  St.  James  place 

— (See  advertisement) 
Thomson,  Miss,  66  High  street 
Thomson,  Mrs  G.,  fruiterer,  113  George  street 
Thompson,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  30  Ferguslie 
Thomson,  Rev.  John,  Free  St.  George's  Manse,  Blackball 

Terrace 
Thomson,  Rev.  Peter,  QG  High  street 
Thomson,  Robert,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  10  Storie  street 
Thomson,  Robert,  spirit  dealer,  5  Williamsburgh 


110  PAISLEY. 


Thomson,  Smith,  &  Co,,  drapers,  23  High  street 

Thomson,  William,  of  Thomson,  Smith,  &  Co.,  16  Sand- 
holes 

Thomson,  "William,  at  Sacell  Brewery,  55  High  street 

Thomson,  William,  jun.,  at  Sacell  Brewery,  55  High  street 

Thomson,  William  C.,  tailor  and  clothier,  8  High  street 

Thomson,  William,  spirit  dealer,  45  Broomlands 

Tiverdale,  William,  forester,  Houston 

Todd,  Alexander,  manufacturer,  109  Causeyside — house, 
23  George  street 

Todd,  George,  brassfounder,  13  High  street — house,  40  do. 

Todd,  Mrs  George,  61  Love  street 

Tomney,  John,  broker,  1 7  Moss  street 

Towers,  Daniel,  officer  of  Congregational  chapel,  25  Old 
Sneddon 

Train,  Mrs  John,  grocer,  31  George  street 

Trench,  James,  smith  and  bellhanger,  15  Storie  street — 
house,  151  George  street 

Trench,  Robert,  weavers'  agent,  7  Orchard  street 

Tudhope,  John,  farmer,  Meikleriggs 

Tudhope,  John,  gardener  and  contractor,  1 1  Barclay  street 

Tumbull,  James,  of  Clark  &  Turnbull,  1  Abbey  street 

Turnbull,  George,  baker  and  confectioner,  40  High  street 
— house,  do. 

Turnbull,  James,  baker,  78  Broomlands 

Turner,  Robert,  broker,  3  Abbey  close 

Twigg,  Misses,  27  Gauze  street 

Tyre,  John,  clerk  at  Hodge,  Young,  k  Martin's,  5  Silk  st. 


UNION  BANK  of  Scotland,  3  Gilmour  street— William 

Abercrombie,  agent 
Ure,  David,  of  J.  &  D.  Ure,  6  Brown's  lane 
Ure,   J.   &   D.,   grocers  and  provision  merchants,  4  High 

street  (Cross) — house,  7  Brown's  lane 
Ure,  James,  of  J.  &  D.  Ure,  18  George  street 
Ure,  Thomas,  general  grocer  and  ham  curer,  97  Causeyside 

— house,  7  Brown's  lane 
Urie,  Mrs,  11  Ferguslie 


PAISLEY.  Ill 


VALLANCE,  Alexander,   joiner  and  cabinetmaker,  17 

Moss  street — ^house,  36  do. 
Yallance,  James,  33  Old  Sneddon 
Vallance,  Mrs  John,  S3  Old  Sneddon 
Yance,  William,  &  Sons,  engineers,  millwrights,  and  joiners, 

20  Old  Smithhills— houses,   60  Mill  street  and  15 

George  street 

WADDELL,    Mrs,  confectioner,   28  Great  Hamilton  st. 
WaddeU,  Mrs  Jane,  spirit  dealer,  60  Causeyside 
Waddell,  William,  confectioner,  10  Gauze  street 
Wagstaff,   Matthew,   waste   dealer,    5    Orchard    street — 

house,  do. 
Walker,  Alexander,  cowfeeder,  14  High  street 
Walker,  Andrew,  late  manufacturer,  8  George  street 
Walker,   Andrew,  of  William  Hamilton  &  Co.,  51  High 

street 
Walkers  &  Co.,  shawl  manufacturers,  113  Causeyside 
Walker,    Drybrough,    &  Co.,   yarn   printers   and   dyers, 

Arkleston 
Walker,  Francis,  china  merchant  and  waste  dealer,  1  Neil- 

ston  street 
Walker,  Hugh,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  16  Broomlands 
Walker,  James,  cowfeeder  and  hay  and  straw  dealer,  33 

Causeyside 
Walker,  James,  grocer,  16  Broomlands 
Walker,  John  Blair,  clerk.  National  Bank  of  Scotland,  24 

Causeyside 
Walker,  John,  baker,  22  Wellmeadow 
Walker,  James,  cooper,  Saucel  Distillery,  Saucel 
Walker,  John,  jun.,  of  Walkers  &  Co.,  4  Gateside 
Walker,  John,  24  Causeyside 

Walker,  John,  of  Cochran  &  Walker,  140  George  street 
Walker,  John,  surgeon- dentist,   92  High  street — (See  ad- 

vertisment) 
Walker,  Margaret,  farmer,  Windy  Hall 
Walker,  Mrs  Margaret,  grocer,  100  George  Street 
Walker,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  9  North  Croft 
Walker,  Mrs,  cowfeeder  and  victualler,  23  Abbey  street 
Walker,  Mrs  David,  13  Carriagehill — house,  do. 


112  PAISLEY. 


Walker,  Robert,  of  Walker,  Son,  &  Co.,  Rosebank  cot- 
tage 

Walker,  Robert,  12  Queen  street 

Walker,  Samuel,  bill  poster,  17  Causeyside 

Walker,  Son,  &  Co.,  manufacturers,  113  Causeyside 

Walker,  Thomas,  of  MHlar,  Walker,  &  Millar,  23  Moss 
street 

Wallace,  Andrew,  &  Son,  silk,  cotton,  and  wool  dyers, 
Cumberland  dye-works,  Cumberland  place 

Wallace,  Andrew,  of  Andrew  Wallace  &  Son,  20  Gauze  st. 

Wallace,  Andrew,  jun.,  of  Andrew  Wallace  &  Son,  26 
Causeyside 

Wallace,  Bernard,  rag  and  waste  merchant,  13  South 
Croft 

Wallace,  Charles,  slater,  23  New  Smithhills — house,  do. 

Wallace,  Connell,  &  Co.,  plumbers  and  lead  merchants,  8 
Gilmour  street.  Paisley,  and  9  Manse  street,  Ren- 
frew 

Wallace  &  Connell,  plumbers,  108  Argyle  street,  190 
North  street,  and  brassfounders,  59  M' Alpine  street, 
Glasgow 

Wallace,  E.,  confectioner,  89  Causeyside 

Wallace,  Hugh,  jun.,  Stanley  place,  50  Causeyside 

Wallace,  Hugh,  shawl  manufacturer,  114  Causeyside— 
house,  Saucel  Bank 

Wallace,  James,  grocer,  1  Dovesland 

Wallace,  John,  tobacconist,  24  High  street 

Wallace,  Mrs  David,  draper,  14  Barclay  street 

Wallace,  Miss  Elizabeth,  milliner  and  straw  hat  maker,  33 
George  street 

Wallace,  William,  joiner  and  timber  merchant,  27  Broom- 
lands — house,  do. 

Wallace,  Peter,  foreman  at  William  Wallace's,  49  Broom- 
lands 

Wallach,  Henry,  of  Anderson  and  Wallach,  CamphUl 

Walls,  Connelly,  green  grocer,  7  Old  Sneddon 

Warrington,  trustees  of  the  late  Mary  Ann,  pawnbroker, 
24  Gauze  street 

Wason,  James,  under  manager  at  J.  Clark  &  Co.'s,  6  Barr 
street 


PAISLEY.  113 

Wason,    Charles   Dalton,  teacher,    125   George   street — 

house,  51  Broomlands 
Waterstou,  Alexander,  assistant  registrar  for  Abbey  Parish, 

24  Glen  street 
"Waterston,  John,  florist,  23  Calside 
Waterston,  J.  &  R.,  painters,  paper  hangers,  and  oil  and 

colour  merchants,  4  County  place 
Waterston,   Robert,  registrar  of  births,  &c.,  and  session- 
clerk  for  Abbey  Parish,  and  agent  for  British  Imperial 
Insur-ance    Corporation,    4     Old    Smithhills — ^house, 
"VYilliamsburgh 
Waters,  William,  clerk  at  R.  Kerr  &Sons,  57  Canal  street 
Watson,  Alexander,  painter  and  paper  hanger,  81  Broom- 
lands — house,  13  Castle  street. 
Watson,  M.,  milliner  and  straw  hat  maker,  81  Broomlands 
Watson   &  Pattison,   builders   and  monumental  workers. 
Lady  lane,  opposite  Victoria  place — (See  advertise- 
ment) 
Watson,  Christopher,  farmer.  East  Fuhvood 
Watson,  James,  Stanley  place,  50  Causeyside 
Watson,  Matthew,  joblDing  smith,  7  j^^ew  Smithhills 
Watson,  Miss,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  6  Lawn  street 
Watson,  Richard,  editor  of  Paisley  Herald  and  Renfrewshire 
Advertiser,  2   Gilmour  street — house,  4  Gauze  street 
Watson,  Robert,  oil  and  colour  merchant,  1  George  street 

— house,  10  Stow  street 
Watson,  Robert,  shopman,  Caledonia  street 
Watson,  Daniel,  of  Watson  &  Pattison,  33  Lady  lane 
Watson,  Thomas,  tea  merchant,  6  Wellmeadow 
Watson,  Thomas,  yarn  and  waste  merchant,  34  Causeyside 
Watson,  Thomas,  Maxwellton  Farm,  7  Neil  street 
Watson,  William  B.,  Paisley  Herald  Office,  2   Gilmour 
street^^works,  and  printing  office,  10  High  street — 
house,  4  Gauze  street 
Watson,  William,  flesher,  2  High  street — house,  29  New 

Smithhills 
Watson,  William,  painter,  paper-hanger,  and  oil  and  colour 

merchant,  23  Smithhills — house,  6  Silk  street 
Watt,  Dancan,  traveller  to  Robin  &  Houston,  132  South 
Portland  street,  Glasgow 
K   2 


114  t»AI3tEY. 


Watt,  Mrs,  8  Abbey  street 

Watt,  Robert,  grocer,  24  Broomlands 

Watt,  Mrs  William,  2  Well  street 

Webster,    Andrew,    warper,    13    Causeyside — house,    12 

Abbey  street 
Webster,  James,  clerk  at  Peter  Kerr  &  Son's,  24  Gordon's 

lane 
'Weddell,  John,  draper,  39  Kigh  street — house,  68  do. 
"Weir,  Andrew,  M.B., CM.,  33  Williamsburgh 
Weir,  Andrew,  feuar,  33  \\  illiamsburgh 
Weir,    George,   upholsterer  and  cabinetmaker,  93   Kigh 

street — house,  90  do. 
Weir,  James,  wine  and  spirit  dealer,  63  Broomlands 
Weir,  James,  farmer,  Barskiven 

Weir,  James,  wholesale  and  retail  grocer,  and  cheese  mer- 
chant, 10  Smithhills   and   Saucel — house,  1    Gauze 

street 
Weir,  James,  salesman  at  William  Gibson's,  18  Orchard 

street 
Weir,  John,  booking  clerk,  Gilmour  Street  Station,  18  St. 

James  street 
Weir,  John,  grocer,  15  Gauze  street 
Weir,  John,  upholsterer,  12  High  street 
Weir,  William,  farmer,  Parkhouse 
Whammond,  James,  spirit  dealer,  4  Caledonia  street 
White,  George,  seedsman,  nurseryman,  and  florist,  3  Moss 

street — nursery  and  house,  Ladyburn,  Williamsburgh 

(See  advertisement) 
W-Tiite,  Jam.es,  warper,  house  factor,  and  insurance  agent, 

109  Causeyside — house,  5  Stow  street 
White,  James,  grocer,  4  Lylesland 
White,  John,  farmer,  Hairshaw 
V\'hite,  Miss,  grocer,  Potterhill 
White,  Thomas,    of  White,   Hodgart,  &   Co.,  5    George 

street 
White,  Hodgart,  &  Co.,  engineers  and  machine  makers,  28 

Gordon's  lane 
Whyte,  James,  2  Caledonia  street 
Whyte,  James  M.,  agent  City  of  Glasgow  Friendly  Society^ 

39  High  street 


PAISLEY.  1 1 T) 


White,  William,  farmer,  Fulwood 

Whyte,  Miss,  milliner  and  straw  hat  maker,  43  High  st. 

Whyte,  Miss,  31  Gauze  street 

White,  Mrs  James,  milliner,  70  Canal  street 

White,  Mrs  James,  grocer,  1 0  Wardrop  street 

Whyte,  William,  joiner,  cabinetmaker,   and  upholsterer, 

33  Wellmeadow — (See  advertisement) 
White,  Robert,  spirit  merchant,  11  St.  James  place 
Whiteford,  Andrew,  coal  merchant,  Underwood  coal  depot 

— house,  141  George  street 
Whiteford,  David  E.,  flesher  and  hamcurer,  88  Causeyside 
Whiteford,  Miss,  milliner  and  straw  hat  maker,  82  Broom- 
lands — house,  2  do. 
Whiteford,  J.  H.,  photographer,  25  Storie  street — (See 

advertisement) 
Whiteford,  William,  beamer,  17  Castle  street 
Whitehead,  Joseph,  agent  for  the  Westminster  Fire  and 

Westminster  and  General  Life  Insurance  Companies, 

and    National    Provincial    Plate    Glass     Insurance 

Company,  6  Moss  street — house,  44  Broomlands 
Whitehead,  Joseph,  tanner,  1  Seedhill — residence,  Kilnside 

House 
Whitehead,    Walter,    grocer,   50  George   street,  and   44 

Broomlands  ;  and  coal  merchant — depots,  Underwood 

and  Stoney  brae — office,  6  Moss  street — house,  44 

Broomlands 
Whitehill,  M.,  &  Co.,  shawl  manufacturers,  7  Causeyside 
Wilkie,    James,   joiner    and   glazier,  painter   and   paper 

hanger,  1  and  2  Hunter  street — house,  2  do. 
Wilkie,  John,  painter  and  paper-hanger,  39  High  street — 

house,  do. 
Williams,    William,    bill-poster,   18    Old    Sneddon — (See 

advertisement) 
Williamson,  John,  agent  for  the  Victoria  Assurance  Co., 

11  New  Smithhills 
Wills,  James,  provision  merchant,  63  George  street 
Wills,  William,  clerk  at  Brown  &  Poison's,    63   George 

street 
Wilson,  Adam,  dyer,  George  street  dye-works,  156  George 

street — house,  13  do. 


116  tAISLEY. 


Wilson,  Rev.  Alexander,  minister  of  the  Evangelical  Union 

Church,  21  New  street 
Wilson,  Brothers,  powerloom  cloth  manufacturers,  George 

Street  Factory,  147  George  street 
Wilson,  Daniel,  flesher,   18   Smithhills — house,   3  Gauze 

street 
Wilson,   David,  wholesale  confectioner,  3  County  place — 

house,  12  Abbey  street 
Wilson,  David,  house  factor  and  insurance  agent,  12  Abbey 

street 
Wilson,  David,  of  M.  Whitehill  &  Co.,  Falside 
Wilson,  George,  foreman  to  Robert  Kerr  &  Son,  11  Thread 

street 
Wilson,  Henry,  baker,  17  Wellmeadow 
Wilson  &  Hamilton,  builders — office,  19  Cotton  street 
Wilson,  James,  flesher,  17  George  street 
Wilson,  James,  jeweller  and  watchmaker,  92  High  street 
Wilson,  James,  storekeeper  Equitable  Co-operative  Society, 

9  Stock  street — house,  6  Carriagehill 
Wilson,    James,   jun.,    factor,    Hawkhead,    off    Barrhead 

road 
Wilson,  John,  broker,  84  Broomlands 
Wilson,  John,  cashier  at  J.  Clark  &  Co.'s,  Stanley  place^ 

50  Causey  side 
Wilson,  John,  of  M.  Whitehill  &  Co.,  29  Causeyside 
Wilson,  John,  surgeon,  13  Broomlands 
Wilson,  Mary,  furnisher,  81  New  Sneddon 
Wilson,  Matthew,  factor  to  Thomas  Speir  of  Burnbrae  and 

Blackstoun—  residence,  Blackstoun 
Wilson,  Miss  J.,  dressmaker,  44  Moss  street 
Wilson^  Mrs,  44  Moss  street 
Wilson,  Mrs  Andrew,  1  Christie  street 
Wilson,  Mrs,  5  Christie  street 
Wilson,  Robert,  baker.  111  George  street 
Wilson,  Robert,  manager  at  Wm.  Poison  &  Co.'s,  1  Hamil- 
ton street 
Wilson,  Robert,   bookseller,   84  Broomlands — house,    46 

High  street 
Wilson,  Robert,  of  Hanna,  Donald,  &  Wilson,  1  Garthland 

street 


PAISLEY.  117 


Wilson,  Eobert,  slater,  21  West  street 

Wilson,  Thomas,  clerk,  at  Campbell  &  Bussell's,  5  George 
street 

Wilson,  Thomas,  farmer.  North  Hillington 

Wilson,  Thomas,  chemist  and  druggist,  36  Ferguslie — 
house,  29  Maxwellton 

Wilson,  Thomas,  of  Wilson  &  Hamilton,  19  Cotton  street 

Wilson,  Walter,  25  Old  Sneddon 

Wilson,  Walter,  wholesale  toy  merchant,  4  Storie  street 

Wilson,  William,  wholsale  stationer,  bookbinder,  and 
news  agent,  107  High  street  (Coffee-Koom  Buildings) 
— house  and  workshop,  18  Gilmour  street — (See  ad- 
vertisement) 

Wilson,  William,  boot  and  shoemaker,  70  Broomlands — 
house,  23  Maxwellton  street 

Wilson,  William,  of  William  Wilson  &  Son,  5  George 
street 

Wilson,  William,  grocer,  5  Bridge  street 

Wilson,  William,  slater,  6  Wellmeadow — (See  advertise- 
ment) 

Wilson,  William,  &  Son,  shawl  manufacturers,  4  Cumber- 
land court,  Causeyside 

Wingate,  Robert,  keeper  of  Coffee  Room,  6  Orchard  street 

Winning,  James,  accountant,  house -factor,  and  agent  for 
the  Northern  Insurance  Company,  and  Guardian 
Plate  Glass  Jkssurance  Company,  Terrace  buildings, 
109  High  street-— house,  do. 

Wood,  James,  cloth  merchant,  13  Barr  street 

Wood,  James,  coal  merchant,  Underwood  and  Stoney 
Brae  depots.  Paisley  ;  and  Fulbar  street,  Renfrew — 
house,  46  Oakshaw  street 

Woodrow,  A.  T.,  cabinetmaker,  upholsterer,  and  joiner,  9 
Churchhill — house,  87  High  street 

Woodrow,  Matthew,  bell-hanger  and  jobbing  smith,  42 
New  street — house,  8  Churchhill 

Woodrow,  John,  grocer,  and  spirit  dealer,  9  Williamsburgh 

Woodrow,  John,  station-master,  County  place,  28  St. 
James  street 

Woodrow,  William  F.,  cashier,  Railway  Station,  4  Glen 
street 


118  PAISLEY. 


Wotherspoon,  W.  S.,  tobacconist,  8  High  street  (Cross) 
— house,  15  Wardrop  street 

Wotherspoon,  J.  B.,  yarn  merchant  and  drysalter,  15 
Causeyside — house,  Castlehead  cottage 

"Wotherspoon,  Robert,  insurance  agent,  50  Maxwellton 

Wotherspoon,  Wm.,  manufacturer  of  the  Glenfield  Starch 
— works,  Maxwellton — warehouses,  Kinning  Park, 
Glasgow,  and  Queen  Street,  London — (See  advertise- 
ment)— residence,  Maxwellton  House,  Paisley 

Wright,  Daniel,  feuar,  Calside 

Wright,  James,  91  High  street 

Wright,  John,  brush,  basket,  comb,  and  toy  warehouse,  3 
Moss  street,  and  98  Causeyside — ^house,  98  do. 

Wright,  John,  flesher,  28  New  Smithhills 

Wright,  John,  hair-dresser,  98  Causeyside 

Wright,  John,  spirit  merchant,  36  Storie  street — house,  7 
George  street 

Wright,  Mrs  A.,  victualler,  28  New  Smithhills 

Wylie,  John,  weaver,  officer  of  the  Paisley  Funeral  Society, 
26  Maxwellton  street 

Wylie,  Patrick,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  18  High  street 

Wylie,  R.  S.,  grocer,  and  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  71 
Love  street 

Wylie,  Robert,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  16  Lawn  street 

Wylie,  Thomas,  mason,  3  Barclay  street 

Wylie,  William,  boot  and  shoemaker,  1  Broomlands — 
house,  13  Sandholes 

Wynne,  Teddy,  waste  dealer,  69  Back  Sneddon 

YATES,  Thomas,  of  James  Carlile,  Sons,  &  Co.,  Lang- 
roods 

Young,  Alexander,  builder,  and  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 
1  Saucel 

Young,  Alexander,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  20  Williams- 
burgh 

Young,  David,  of  Hodge,  Young,  &  Martin,  6  Blackball 
buildings 

Young,  George,  designer,  64  Love  street 

Young,  George,  sergeant-major,  Militia  staff,  Williams- 
burgh 


PAISLEY.  119 


Young,  James,  boot  and  shoemaker,  26  Maxwellton  street 

Young,  James,  Gallowhill 

Young,  James,  of  William  M.  Young,  &  Co.,  7  George  st. 

Young,  James,  lappet  cutter,  5  Broomlands 

Young,  James  A.,  clerk  at  Hodge,  Young,  and  Martin's, 

6  Blackball  buildings 
Young,  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  93  High  street — house, 

do. — (See  advertisement) 
Young,  John,  farmer,  Fulwood,  Houston 
Young,  John,  mason,  15  West  brae 
Young,  John,  &  Co.,  timber  merchants,  Burgh  Saw  Mills, 

Caledonia  street 
Young,  John,  26  Well  street 
Young,  John,  spirit  dealer,  95  Causeyside 
Young,  John,  of  John  Young  &  Co.,  2  St.  James  street 
Young,  John,  draper,  87  High  street 
Young,  John,  grocer  and  cowfeeder,  95  George  street 
Young,  Miss,  teacher,  79  George  street — house,  64  Love 

street 
Young,  Miss,  milliner,  87  High  street 
Young,  Misses,  milliners,  82  High  street 
Young,  Morris,  teacher,  7  Old  Sneddon 
Young,  Mrs  James,  mangier,  55  Storie  street 
Young,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  5  Broomlands 
Young,  Robert  B-,  clerk,  Post  Office,  11  Sandholes 
Young,  Eobert,  clerk,  Goods  Depot,  Railway  Station,  40 

Broomlands 
Young,  Robert,  manufacturer  and  weavers'  furnisher,  44 

George  street — house,  33  do. 
Young,  Samuel,  of  John  Young  &  Co.,  26  St.  James  street 
Young,  Stephen  A.  M'L.,  photographer,  3  West  street 
Young,  Wm.  M.,  &  Co.,  tweed  and  tartan  manufacturers, 

106  Causeyside 
Young,  William,  confectioner,  15  Broomlands 
Young,  William,  cowfeeder,  and  hay  and  straw  merchant, 

11  Broomlands 
Young,  William  M.,  of  Wm.  M.  Young  &  Co.,  19  Storie 

street 
Young,  WilHam,  of  Speirs,  Gibb,  &  Young,  82  High  street 


120  PAISLEY. 


Younger,  George,  &  Co.,  yarn  merchants,  and  agents,  16 
Causeyside ;  and  1  North  court.  Royal  Exchange, 
Glasgow — Robert  Armour,  agent 

Yuill  &  Campbell,  manufacturers,  9  and  10  Forbes  place 

Yuill,  James,  of  Yuill  &  Campbell,  Craigielea  cottage, 
Blackstoun  road 

Yuill,  Mrs  James,  farmer,  Blackball 

Yuill,  John,  &  Co.,  manufacturers,  11  Forbes  place 

Yuill,  John,  of  John  Yuill  &  Co.,  Saucel  Bank 

Yuill,  Mrs  William,  11  St.  James  place 


WATSON'S 

PAISLEY  DIRECTORY^ 

ARRANGED  BY  TRADES  AND  PROFESSIONS. 


Accountants. 

Boyd,  Robert,  15  Gilmour  street 

Fergus,  James,  61  Storie  street 

Fisher,  John,  4  Causeyside 

Gibb,  John,  10  West  Campbell  street 

Hart,  Alexander,  9  Churchhill 

Hodge,  Archibald,  15  Gilmour  street 

Lorimer,  John,  4  Millarston 

Lyle,  Dalrymple,  4  High  street 

Muir,  John,  23  Moss  street 

M'Gown,  John,  14  Gilmour  street 

Whyte,  James,  109  Causeyside 

Winning,  James,  Terrace  buildings,  109  High  street 

Agents  and  Commissicn  Ag@nts. 

Armour,  Robert,  16  Causeyside 
Barbour,  James,  29  New  Smithhills 
Cook,  Archibald,  7  Gateside 
Jamieson,  John,  21  St.  James  street 
Macalpine,  Thomas  W.,  48  Moss  street 
M'Leod,  Forbes,  5  West  Buchanan  street 
M'Stravic,  James  (coals),  3  Moncrieff  street 
Risk,  Robert  (coals),  51  Caledonia  street 
Thomson,  John,  1  St.  James  street 
Trench,  Robert,  7  Orchard  street 
Watson,  Thomas,  6  Welhneadow 

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122 


Architects  and  Land  Surveyors. 

Copland,  W.  R.,  Terrace  buildings 
Drummond,  James,  36  High  street 
Hutchison,  John,  199  West  George  street,  Glasgow 

— ^house,  Fairhill,  Calside,  where  messages  can 

be  left 
Lamb,  J.  Barr,  6  St.  James  place 
Lamb,  James  J.,  6  St.  James  place 
Rennison,  J.  Albert,  4  Moss  street 
Russell,  James,  Three-Mile-house,  Glasgow  road 
Stewart,  William,  4  Moss  street 


Auctioneers  and  Appraisers. 

Henderson,  William,  22  High  street 
MacFadyen,  James  Russell,  28  Wellmeadow 
Paterson,  Robert,  10  Bridge  street 
Reid,  James,  18  High  street 
Stewart,  William,  4  Moss  street 


Bakers. 

Barclay,  John,  19  Smithhills 
Barr,  Alexander,  5  Love  street 
Barr,  John,  24|  Causeyside 
Boyd,  James,  66  Broomlands 
Boyd,  Thomas,  103  Causeyside 
Brown,  Mrs  Hugh,  56  Causeyside 
Brown,  Matthew,  18  Broomlands 
Buchanan,  Joseph,  152  George  street 
Buchanan,  W^illiam,  22  Smithhills 
Carmichael,  Peter,  47  High  street 
Clark,  John,  4  Lawn  street 
Dempster,  John,  25  High  street 
Fisher,  Thomas,  39  George  street 
Galbraith,  John,  37  Moss  street 
Gibson,  Andrew,  38  High  street 


PAISLEY.  123 


Gillies,  John,  41  Broomlands 
Gilmour,  Allan,  82  Canal  street 
Hamilton,  James,  4  Smithhills 
Hamilton,  Robert,  70  Causeyside 
Hawkhead  Mills  Bakery,  18  Broomlands 
Henderson,  Mrs  Andrew,  12  Gauze  street 
Inglis,  Mrs,  12  Old  Sneddon 
Kennedy,  Hugh,  6  Silk  street 
Kennedy,  John,  31  High  street 
Lang,  John,  jun.,  78  High  street 
Lockhart,  Alexander,  25  Gordon's  lane 
Munro,  James,  24  Gauze  street 
Morrison,  William,  34  High  street 
Muir,  Matthew,  32  Storie  street 
Macansh,  Mrs  James,  29  High  street 
M'Ghee,  Maxwell,  6  Broomlands 
M'Kean,  James,  36  High  street 
M'Lean,  Neil,  105  George  street 
M^Lerie,  George,  7  High  street 
M'Nicol,  John,  5  Moss  street 
Oliver,  Robert,  73  Love  street 
Orr,  John,  13  Smithhills 
Orr,  Thomas,  13  St.  James  place 
Paisley  Bread  Association,  7  Hospital  lane 
Patrick,  Thomas,  69  Broomlands 
Peacock,  Robert,  5  George  street 
Rankine,  Mrs,  43  Broomlands 
Richmond,  William,  46  Moss  street 
Ritchie,  William,  jun.,  19  Causeyside 
Sim,  Duncan  &  Peter,  6  Glen  street 
Sim,  John,  94  Causeyside 
Simpson,  Peter,  33  Causeyside 
Sproul,  James,  144  George  street 
Sproul,  William,  27  New  Sneddon 
Stewart,  Alexander,  89  High  street 
Swan,  Matthew,  73  Causeyside 
Turnbull,  George,  40  High  street 
Turnbull,  James,  78  Broomlands 
Walker,  John,  22  Wellmeadow 
Wilson,  Henry,  17  Wellmeadow 
Wilson,  Robert,  111  George  street 


1 24  PAISLEY. 


Bankers. 
Abercrombie,  William,  Union  Bank,  3  Gilmour  street 
Campbell,  David,  Clydesdale  Bank,  7  High  street 
Guilleaume,  Peter,  National  Bank,  1  Forbes  place 
Hutcbeson,  John,  Bank  of  Scotland,  8  St.  Mirren  st. 
Macfarlane,  Hugh,  British  Linen  Company's  Bank, 

17  Gilmour  street 
Pollock,  Alexander,  jun..  City  of  Glasgow  Bank,  2 
Moss  street — temporary  premises.  Terrace  build- 
ings, 109  High  Street 

Bill  Posters. 
Walker,  Samuel,  17  Causeyside 
Williams,  William,  18  Old  Sneddon 

Bleacliers,  Sha-wl  "Washers,  Scourers,  &c. 

Aikman,  J.  &  G.,  Cumberland  place 
Christie,  James,  14  and  15  Newton  street 
Fulton,  William,  &  Sons,  Glenfield 
Hamilton,  Adam,  &  Sons,  Blackland  Mill 
Hamilton,  James,  Abercorn  Scouring  Works,  Niddry 

street 
Hamilton,  William,  &  Co.,  51  High  street 
Hogg,  Archibald,  40  Causeyside 
Hutchison,  William,  George  place 
Leggat,  David,  Collinslee 
Loundsdale  Bleaching  Company,  Lounsdale 
M'Lardie,  James,  Meikleriggs 
Pollock  &  Cochran,  Thrushcraig 
Robertson,  M.,  &  Co.,  Foxbar 
Ross,  George,  24  Thread  street 

Bookbinders. 
Carswell,  David,  35  Storie  street 
Carswell,  John,  4  High  street 
Parlane,  J.  &  R.,  97  High  street 
Ritchie,  David,  11  St.  Mirren  street 
Wilson,  Robert,  84  Broomlands 
Wilson,  William,  107  High  street  and  18  Gilmour  st. 


PAISLEY.  125 


EookssUers  and  Stationers. 

Anderson,  James,  60  High  street 

Barbour,  John,  100  Causeyside 

Barbour,  John,  jun.,  1  Old  Smithhills 

Beckett,  Hugh,  19  George  street 

Beckett,  James,  109  High  street 

Caldwell  &  Co.,  44  New  street  and  14  St.  Mirren  st. 

Gardner,  Alexander,  3  Moss  street 

Gibson,  Henry,  44  Causeyside 

Gibson  &  Co.,  9  Broomlands 

Glassford,  David,  10  St.  Mirren  street 

Goudie,  James,  24  High  street 

Hay,  Robert,  &  Son,' 10  High  street 

Hyndman,  Samuel,  2  New  street 

Leckie,  Mrs  James,  104  High  street 

M'Dougal,  John,  4  Moss  street 

M'Kay,  Mrs,  20  Moss  street 

M'Intyre,  William,  jun.,  6  High  street  (Cross) 

Neilson,  WiUiam,  11  Old  Smithhills 

Paisley  Herald  Office,  Waterloo  place,  2  Gilmour  st. 

Parlaue,  J.  &  R.,  97  High  street 

Reid,  James,  18  High  street 

Reid,  John,  7  Broomlands 

Small,  Mrs,  63  Causeyside 

Thomson,  John,  7  High  street 

Watson,  Wm.  B.,  Waterloo  place,  2  Gilmour  street — 

works,  10  High  street 
Wilson,  Robert,  84  Broomlands 
Wilson,  Williiam,  107  High  street  (Cross) 

Boot  and  Shosmaksrs. 

Adams,  James,  55  Causeyside 
Beaton,  John,  7  Cotton  street 
Black,  Alexander,  45  George  street 
Boyle,  James,  37  Back  Sneddon 
Campbell,  Alexander,  12  St.  James  place 
Campbell,  Mrs  Elizabeth,  clogmaker,  6  St.  Mirren  st. 
L  2 


12  G  PAISLEY. 


Campbell,  Noble,  19  Old  SmithhUls 

Caskie,  James,  24  Broomlands 

Collins,  Henry,  86  High  street 

Crawford,  Gavin,  92  High  street 

Deans,  John,  12  Wellmeadow 

Dobbie,  William,  149  George  street 

Donaldson,  John,  6  Orchard  street 

Drennan,  John,  34  Ferguslie 

Drennan,  Robert,  25  Canseyside 

Duncan,  William,  11  Carriagehill 

Dunlop,  James,  17  Queen  street 

Ewart,  Archibald,  clogmaker,  90  Canal  street 

Forsyth,  George,  69  High  street 

Forsyth,  Robert,  2  Neilston  road 

Galbraith,  Charles,  28  St.  James  street 

Gibson,  MacKellar,  &  Co.,  16  Causeyside  (wholesale) 

Hallidaj,  George,  25  Queen  street 

Hardie,  Alexander,  22  Lady  lane 

Houston,  John,  15  Smithhills 

Howatson,  James,  4  Barr  street 

Jaap,  John,  109  High  street 

James,  Mrs  James,  11  Old  Smithhills 

Jamieson,  Samuel,  6  Lylesland 

Jeffrey,  John,  74  Love  street 

Leslie,  John,  19  Glen  street 

Lyle,  George,  4  Broomlands 

Mitchell,  J.  &  J.,  4  High  street 

Monteith,  John,  11  Old  Smithhills 

Morton,  Robert,  14  Ferguslie 

M'Aulay,  James,  3  and  24  New  Smithhills 

M'Ausland,  Alexander,  14  High  street 

M'Ausland,  James,  5  New  Smithhills 

M'Donald,  Allan,  6  Neilston  street 

M'Gill,  Robert,  23  Cotton  street 

M'llroy,  Patrick,  134  George  street 

M'Kenzie,  Hugh,  13  Gauze  street 

M'Kiunon,  Colin,  10  Glen  street 

M'Lachlan,  Dugald,  17  Gauze  street 

M'^Lean,  John,  145  George  street 

M'Nish,  Robert,  94  High  street 


127 


M'Nish,  Mrs  Wm.,  5  County  place  and  42  Moss  street 

Paton,  John,  17  Orchard  street 

Pettigrew,  William,  65  George  street 

Robinson,  James,  77  High  street 

Ross,  James,  41  New  street 

Smith  &  Glass,  2  Broomlands 

Smith,  Hugh,  30  Causeyside 

Sweenie,  David,  4  Stock  street 

Wilson,  William,  70  Broomlands 

Wylie,  William,  1  Broomlands 

Young,  James,  26  Maxwellton  street 

Young,  John,  93  High  street 

Brassfounders. 

Gilmour,  John,  42  and  48  High  street 

Love,  Hugh,  20  and  21  Abbey  close 

Morrison,  John,  Dyers'  wynd 

Porteous,   Dundas   S.,    Snawdoun  works,    15    New 

Sneddon 
Todd,  George,  13  High  street 

Bre"^ers. 
Sacell  Brewery  Co.,  8  Saucel 

Brickmakers  and.  Brickbuilders. 

Brown,  Robert,  &  Son — town  office,  Sneddon  Bridge 

-^— works,  Caledonia,  Shortroods,  &  Ferguslie 
Gait,  John,  Gordon's  lane 
M'Aulay,  Thomas,  6  Orr  square 
M''Kaig,  Thomas,  Victoria  Brick  Works,  Love  street 

— house,  30  New  Sneddon 
PoRock,  William—  office  and  yard,  12  St.  James  street 

— works,  Gockston 
Rankin,  John,  &  Co. — office  and  yard.  Love  street — 

works.  North  Caledonia 
Thomson,  John,  59  Love  street — work,  Westmarch 


128  PAISLEY. 


Brvislij  Basket,  OomTo,  and  Fancy  "WareliOTisss. 

Harper,  M.,  102  Causeyside 

Lockhart,  Elizabeth,  69  Broomlands 

Robson,  Mrs,  8  Moss  street 

Thomson,  John,  87  High  street 

Wilson,  Walter,  4  Storie  street 

Wright,  John,  3  Moss  street  and  98  Causeyside 

Calsinetmakers. 

Agnew,  H.  C,  49  High  street 

Armstrong,  George,  14  Wellmeadow 

Auld,  John,  P.,  81  Causeyside 

Baird,  William,  34  Gauze  street 

Cameron,  Alexander,  40  High  street 

Cochran,  Robert,  22  Niddry  street 

Erskine,  Andrew,  2  Lady  lane 

Gardner,  James,  2  Inkle  street 

Gibb,  Samuel,  98  High  street 

Hunter,  James,  32  and  34  High  street 

Hunter,  William,  84  George  Street 

Leitch,  John,    49   Moss  street,  and   Abercorn    Saw 

Mills,  Abercorn  street 
M'Innes,  John,  William  street 
M'Queen,  John,  9  Lawn  street 
Paton,  John,  22  Glen  street 
Picken  &  Comrie,  3  Barclay  street 
Sunter,  John,  20  West  street 
Sunter,  William,  37  and  43  Wellmeadow 
Vallance,  Alexander,  17  Moss  street 
Weir,  George,  93  High  street 
Whyte,  William,  33  Wellmeadow 
Woodrow,  A.  T.,  9  Churchhill 

Calenderers  and  Finislisrs. 

Aikman,  J.  &  G.,  Cumberland  place 
Bonnar  &  Hamilton,  1 5  Causeyside 


PAISLEY.  129 


Cochran,  James,  112  Causeyside 
Crawford,  William,  105  Causeyside 
M'Lardie,  James,  Meikleriggs 
Robertson,  John,  St.  Mirren's  walk 


Calico  and  Slia-^rl  Printers. 

Fraser,  Hector,  10  Neilston  street 

Hamilton,  John,  4  Cumberland  court 

Muir,  Robert,  &  Co.,  Linn  dye   and  print  works, 

Marshall's  lane 
Macfarlane,  D.  &  R.,  Caledonia  works,  Caledonia  st. 
Walker,  Drybrough,  &  Co.,  Arkleston 


Candle  Makers. 

Dobie,  George,  12  High  street 
Robin  &  Houston,  61  New  Sneddon 
Sim,  William,  &  Co.,  1  West  Croft 
Stevenson,  John,  &  Sons,  77  New  Sneddon 


Card  and  Print  Cutters. 

Clark,  John,  95  Causeyside 

Edmonds,  Robert,  &  Son,  Marshall's  lane 

Hamilton,  John,  4  Cumberland  court 

Landess,  Robert,  6  Barr  street 

Melville,  John,  162  George  street 

M 'Arthur,  Alexander,  1  Shuttle  street 

Parker,  John,  6  Forbes  place 

Thomson,  Alexander,  1  Prussia  street 


Carpet  Z^annfacturers. 

Forbes,  William,  21  and  22  Well  street 
Jack,  Peter,  jun.,  &  Co.,  Nethercommon 


130  PAISLEY. 


Carters. 

Craig,  Thomas,  11  New  Smithliills 
Crawford,  Robert,  138  G-eorge  street 
Cumming,  William,  17  Well  street 
Gilmour,  Robert,  15  Seedhills 
Little,  Thomas,  44  Moss  street 
Muirhead,  William,  1 6  West  brae 
M'Coll,  Mrs,  15  Back  Sneddon 
Pringle,  Matthew,  24  Storie  street 
Rutherford,  Thomas,  4  Garthland  lane 
Stewart,  John,  42  Back  Sneddon 

Chemical  "Works. 

Anderson  &  Wallach,  Abercom  Oil  Works,  Abercorn 

street 
M'Farlane,  J.   &   G.,  Brediland,    Chain   road,   and 

Johnstone 
Smith,  Ernest,  Craigielea 

Chimney  S-weeps. 

Adam,  Alexander,  14  Smithhills 
Gait,  William,  94  High  street 
Green,  Joseph,  Abbey  close 

China  Merchants. 

Beckett,  Hugh,  19  George  street 
Crawford,  Elizabeth  D.,  47  Moss  street 
Dickie,  E.,  21  Moss  street 
Dunlop,  Margaret,  24  Causeyside 
Houston,  Matthew,  24  George  street 
Lees,  Peter,  6  Smithhills 
Miller,  Thomas,  117  George  street 
M'Leod,  Alexander,  94  Causeyside 
Paton,  Elizabeth,  1  Broomlands 
Speirs,  J.,  15  Wellmeadow 


PAISLEY.  131 


Speirs,  William,  13  Wellmeadow 
Storrie,  J.  &  W.,  37  High  street 
Tannoch,  Jane,  80  High  street 
Walker,  Francis,  1  Neilston  street 


Clergrymen  of  various  Denominatlozis. 

Brown,  James,  44  High  street 

Clazy,  George,  38  Oakshaw  street 

Conway,  James,  2  East  Buchanan  street 

Crouch,  John,  8  George  street 

Dodds,  James,  7  Garthland  place 

Douglas,  James,  M.A.,  of  Lin  wood  Church,  3  Castle 

street 
Duncan,  Robert,  49  Love  street 
Dunlop,  Adam,  Canal  Bank  cottage 
Dunlop,  Robert,  25  Gauze  street 
Elder,  Andrew,  56  Canal  street 
Fleming,  Andrew  G.,  4  Underwood 
Fleming,  John,  56  Canal  street 
Flett,  Oliver,  Falside 
France,  William,  49  Oakshaw  street 
Eraser,  William,  Underwood 
Henderson,  Andrew,  CastleheaJ 
Harrison,  John,  8  George  street 
Hutton,  George  C,  Mount  Pleasant,  Canal  street 
Lees,  James  Cameron,  Abbey  Manse,  7  Garthland  st, 
Martin,  John,  45  Oakshaw  street 
Macalpine,  T.  W.,  Castlehead 
M'Indoe,  William,  94  George  street 
M'Intosh,  Alexander,  Calside 
M'Kune,  Christopher,  Caversbank,  45  Oakshaw  st. 
M'Lachlan,  James,  2  East  Buchanan  street 
M'Lean,  John,  45  Causeyside 
Pollock,  Alexander,  5  Neilston  street 
Smith,  John,  52  Storie  street 
Stewart,  J.  Douglas,  43  George  street 
Stewart,  James,  2  Hamilton  place.  New  Sneddon 
Sturrock,  James  B.,  29  Oakshaw  street 


132  PAISLEY. 


Thomson^  John,  Chapel,  by  Blackhall 
Thomson,  Peter,  66  High  street 
Wilson,  Alexander,  21  New  street 


Cloth  Ivlerchazits,  and  Ag-ents  for  do. 

Brown,  Hugh,  15  Causeyside 
Greenlees,  Thomas,  13  Causeyside 
Macgregor,  Patrick,  8  Causeyside 
Philips,  William,  &  Co.,  6  Forbes  place 
Thomson,  John,  1  St.  James  street 
Younger,    George,    &    Co.,    16    Causeyside — Robert 
Armour,  agent 

Clotl;  Merchants  and  "Woollen  Drapers, 

Goold,  James,  47  Moss  street 
Graham,  Thomas,  &  Co.,  2  County  place 
King,  Alexander,  &  Son,  4  Gilmour  street 
Lamberton  &  Tennent,  15  High  street 
M'Killigin,  Duncan,  103  High  street  (Cross) 
Robertson  &  M'Gibbon,  17  High  street 
Russell,  Joseph,  18  Gilmour  street 
Wood,  James,  13  Barr  street 

Coacli  and  Van  Builders. 

Lee,  Robert,  89  George  street 
Roxburgh,  Robert,  4  Garthland  lane 
Spruell,  Andrew,  8  Christie  street 

Coach  Hirers- 

Blair,  Thomas,  Adelphi  Livery  Stables,  Carlile  place, 

72  New  Sneddon 
Climie,  William,  Bull  Inn,  5  New  street 
Hutton,  Henry,  2  County  place  and  11  Inkle  street 
King,  James,  2  County  place  and  4  Smithhills 


PAISLEY.  13^ 


Coal  I«£asters. 

Barclay,  James,  Canal  Bank 

Coats,  George,  Nitshill,  School  of  Art  buildings 

Galloway,  William,  &  Co.,  Stoney  brae 

Coal  Mereliants  and  Dealers. 

Barbour,  Alexander,  10  Orchard  street 

Cochran,  James,  8  West  Croft 

Ferguson,  Moses,  Western  Coal  depot 

Foulds,  Alexander,  Underwood  depot 

Galloway,  William,  &  Co.,  Stoney  brae 

Guthrie,  W.,  &  Co.,  10  Welhiieadow 

Hill,  V\  illiam,  Underw^ood  depot 

Leitch,  Peter,  Underwood  depot 

Logan,  Francis,  &  Son,  Underwood  depot 

Muir,  Robert,  George  street 

M'CoU,  Donald,  30  Newton  street 

M'Gallan,  James  S.,  Underwood  depot 

M'Lachlan,  James,  King  street,  Saucel,  and  Under- 
wood depot 

M'Leod,  Matthew,  Underwood  and  Stoney  brae  depots 

M'Stravic,  James,  3  Moncrieff  street 

Patrick,  William,  59  Storie  street 

Pender,  John,  8  Barclay  street 

Reid,  John,  69  Broomlands 

Robb,  John,  Underwood  depot 

Robertson,  John,  Underwood  depot 

Speirs  &  Gibb,  Underwood  and  Stoney  brae  depots — 
office.  Terrace  buildings,  109  High  street 

Stevenson,  Samuel,  13  Wallueuk 

Whiteford,  Andrew,  Underwood  depot 

Whitehead,  Walter,  Underwood  and  Stoney  brae 
depots  — office,  6  Moss  street 

Wood,  James,  Underwood  depot 

Coffee  Houses  and  Hotels  (Temperance), 

Barclay,  John,  19  Smithhills 
Goodlet,  Thomas,  100  High  street 

M 


13  i 


M'Nicol,  John,  5  Moss  street 
Norrie,  C.  &  A.,  9  High  street  (Cross) 
Park,  John,  6  Moss  street 
Eichmond, 

Confectioners  and  Priiiterers. 

Allison,  John,  22  and  45  Causeyside 

Anderson,  John,  6  Wellmeadow 

Bissland,  Mrs,  3  Wellmeadow 

Black,  Margaret,  1  Storie  street 

Boag,  Allan,  ]  1  Storie  street 

Brodie,  John,  12  High  street 

Cairns,  Alexander  &  Robert,  2  High  street  (wholesale) 

Caldwell,  Janet,  81  Broomlands 

Campbell,  Elizabeth,  22  Lawn  street 

Crooks,  William,  8  Cotton  street 

Cuthbertson,  Thomas,  44  Moss  street  (wholesale) 

Dalziel,  Miss,  24  Causeyside 

Dick,  Robert,  7  Glen  street 

Fraser,  William,  28  New  Smithhills 

Fulton,  James,  79  Causeyside 

Gilmour,  Miss,  90  High  street 

Hamilton,  Mrs,  1  Wellmeadow 

Hamilton,  Robert,  17  George  street 

Harper,  M.,  102  Causeyside 

Henderson,  Mrs,  22  High  street 

Herd,  Robert,  18  Stock  street 

Houston,  Archibald,  82  Causeyside 

Houston,  John,  29  High  street 

Kerr,  Benjamin,  1  Old  Smithhills 

Kerr,  Helen,  43  Moss  street 

Kilpatrick,  Agnes,  16  Causeyside 

Kyle,  John,  9  St.  Mirren  street 

Lawrie,  Mrs  William,  17  George  street 

Leitch,  Thomas,  4  MoncriefF  street 

Lochhead,  Robert,  2  Cotton  street 

Lockhart,  E,,  69  Broomlands 

Montgomery,  Elizabeth,  85  Causeyside 

Morton,  Alexander,  35  High  street 


135 


Muir,  Mrs  Matthew,  32  Storie  street 
Macansh,  Mrs  James,  29  High  street 
M'Farlane,  Duncan,  2  Smithhills 
M'Geoch,  Mrs,  9  Orchard  street 
M'll wrick,  William,  69  Love  street 
M*Kinnon,  Angus,  8  Lawn  street 
M'Kail,  Mrs  Peter,  118  George  street 
M'Lerie,  George,  7  High  street 
M'Nicol,  John,  5  Moss  street 
MThail,  Hngh,  72  Canal  street 
Neil,  Mrs  R.,  65  Broomlands 
Paterson,  Mrs,  39  High  street 
Pearson,  Mary,  13  Moss  street 
Provan,  Andrew,  3  Maxwellton  street 
Reid,  John,  7  Broomlands 
Rowan,  James,  3  Dovesland 
Rowan,  Mrs,  10  Lawn  street 
Scott,  Mrs,  6  George  street 
Sim,  Thomas,  jun.,  36  High  street 
Sim,  Thomas,  sen.,  26  Wellmeadow 
Slater,  Edward,  58  Causey  side 
Small,  Miss,  35  Causeyside 
Somerville,  Jane,  21  Moss  street 
Sproul,  Janet,  13  Wellmeadow 
Stewart,  Mrs,  53  High  street 
Stirling,  Mrs,  14  Williamsburgh 
Teas,  Joseph,  17  Back  Sneddon 
Thomson,  Mrs  G.,  113  George  street 
Turnbull,  George,  40  High  street 
Waddell,  Mrs,  28  Great  Hamilton  street 
Waddell,  Wm.,  10  Gauze  street 
Wallace,  E.,  89  Causeysi  le 
Wilson,  David,  3  County  place 
Young,  William,  15  Broomlands 

Contractors. 

Arndle,  Hugh,  Stonefield  (garden) 
Foulds,  John,  Mill  street 
Lang,  Peter,  33  Moss  street 


136  PAISLEY. 


Martin,  Thomas,  7  Barclay  street 

M'Fadyen  &  Co.  (carting),  Greenlaw  station 

Eetson,  James,  10  Gordon's  lane 

Kobb,  Charles,  &  Co.  (carting),  Greenlaw  station 

Smith,  George,  24  Glen  street 

Smith,  John,  11  Stow  street 

Stewart,  John,  42  Back  Sneddon 

Tudhope,  John,  11  Barclay  street 

Coopsrs. 

Bell,  Hugh,  16  Old  Sneddon 
Colquhoun,  Thomas,  22  Broomlands 
Goudie,  James,  43  High  street 
Goudie,  Robert,  Macdowall  street 
Goudie,  William,  49  High  street 
Kennedy,  David,  65  Canal  street 
Niven,  John,  22  Cotton  street 
Peters,  Joseph,  16  Moss  street 

Cork  Cutters. 

Brown,  AYilliam,  95  High  street 
Gibson,  Mrs  Andrew,  13  High  street 
M'Donald,  John,  11  Moss  street 
M'Vey,  Alexander,  19  Sandholes. 

Cotton  Spinners. 

Coats,  Neilson,  &  Co.,  Thornhill,  Elderslle 

Adelphi  Mill,  78  New  Sneddon 

Kerr,  R.  &  J.  P.,  Underwood  and  Oakshaw  Mills 

Co-^^feeders. 

Aitken,  John  R.,  61  George  street 
Arthur,  Mrs  Archibald,  22  Canal  street 
Baillie,  Robert,  Old  Dovesland 
Barbour,  William,  Nethercommon 
Blackwood,  Robert,  8  Glen  street 


PAISLEY.  137 

Bowie,  Walter  K.,  60  High  street 

Brisbane,  Ann,  5  Cotton  street 

Clark,  Archibald,  18  Great  Hamilton  street 

Clark,  Robert,  24  Love  street 

Cochran,  Alexander,  1  Lylesland 

Comrie,  John,  4  West  Campbell  street 

Cooper,  James,  1  Barclay  street 

Craig,   Mrs    John,    8  Neilston    street  and   1    Soutli 

Campbell  street 
Cfaig^  Mrs,  13  Inkle  street 
Craig,  Margaret,  Castle  street 
Dunlop,  George,  13  Sir  Michael  street 
Fitzpatrick,  Valentine,  87  New  Sneddon 
Gardner,  Robert,  West  Greenhill 
Gemmell,  Matthew,  13  Cotton  street 
Gilmour,  Robert,  15  Seedhill 
Graham,  Mrs,  7  Sraithhills 
Oray,  James,  Crow  road 
Grieve,  Robert,  High  Carriagehill 
Hamilton,  Margaret,  9  George  street 
Holms,  VVilliam,  5  Love  street 
Jackson,  Andrew,  14  Inkle  street 
Lang,  Peter,  33  Moss  street 
Lang,  William,  18  Sandholes 
Tiaw,  James,  26  New  street 
Livingston,  Daniel,  5  Silk  street 
Logan,  VVilliam,  60  Canal  street 
Love,  John,  32  Canal  street 
Malcolm,  Archibald,  46  High  street 
Mathieson,  Archibald,  12  Storie  street 
Morrison,  Jam«s,  23  Gkn  street 
M^ Alpine,  Charles,  50  Mill  street 
M'Dermid,  Peter,  18  Moss  street 
M'Kenzie,  James,  18  Gauze  street 
M'Murray,  Mrs,  19  New  Smithhills 
M'Nab,  Robert,  3  Cotton  street 
M'Naught,  Hugh,  3  New  street 
Paterson,  James,  32  Castle  street 
Philips,  Alexander,  73  Canal  street 
Fringle,  Matthew,  24  Storie  street 


138  PAISLEY 


Reid,  John,  19  Cotton  street 
Renfrew,  John,  2  Williamsburgh 
Ronald,  James,  27  Love  street 
Scarlet,  Samuel,  3  Stirling  street 
Steven,  William,  13  Prussia  street 
Stevenson,  James,  25  Lawn  street 
Stewart,  Andrew,  2  Moncrieff  street 
Walker,  Mrs,  23  Abbey  street 
Walker,  Alexander,  14  High  street 
Walker,  James,  33  Causeyside 
Young,  John,  95  George  street 
Young,  William,  11  Broomlands 

Curriers  and  Belt  Makers. 

Baird,  Wm.,  successor  to   Wm.   Stirling  &   Co.,  86 

street  (belt-makers) 
Knox,  J.  &  J.,  19  High  street  (belt  makers) 
Thomson,  John,  25  Thread  street 
Whitehead,  Joseph,  Seedhill 

Distillers. 

Sacell  Distillery  Co.,  King  street,  Saucel 
Stewart,  James,  &  Co.,  King  street,  Saucel 

Drapers  and  Silk  Mercers. 

Andrews,  John,  100  High  street 

Brough,  David,  109  High  street 

Cheyne,  Mrs  Mary,  13  Canal  street 

Christie,  Janet,  45  New  street 

Coats  &  Aitken,  2  Broomlands  and  55  Causeyside 

Cochran,  Robert,  26  New  Smithhills 

Cumming,  Mrs,  19  Old  Smithhills 

Eaglesim,  Robert,  1  High  street 

Fisher,  Robert,  44  New  street 

Fleming,  William,  13  Gauze  street 

Gibb,  John,  25  and  26  High  street 

Gilchrist,  Robert,  5  Moss  street 


PAISLEY.  139 


Goold,  James,  47  Moss  street 

Graham,  Thomas,  &  Co»,  2  County  place 

Granger,  Thomas,  4  Silk  street 

Halden,  James,  36  Causeyside 

Henry,  Thomas,  91  High  street 

Hunter,  Thomas,  7  Moss  street 

Hutton,  Daniel,  20  High  street 

King,  Alexander,  &  Son,  4  Gilmour  street 

Lamberton  &  Tennent,  15  High  street 

Lawrie,  William,  5  New  Sneddon 

Lockhart,  AndreAv  H.,  104  High  street  (Cross) 

Lymburn,  James,  k  Son,  16  High  street 

Mitchell,  John,  69  Broomlands 

Muir,  Thomas,  9  High  street 

M'Killigin,  Duncan,  103  High  street  (Cross) 

Paisley  Co- Operative  Society,  7  St.  Mirren  street 

Parlane,  James,  10  High  street 

Philips,  William,  15  High  street 

Purves,  James,  44  New  street 

Robertson  &  M' Gibbon,  17  High  street 

Ross,  John,  21  Wellmeadow 

Sinclair,  Janet,  4  Wellmeadow 

Templeton,Miss,  24  Causeyside 

Thomson,  Smith,  &  Co.,  23  High  street 

Wallace,  Mrs  David,  14  Barclay  street 

Weddell,  John,  39  High  street 

Young,  John,  87  High  street 

Dressmakers  and  Milliners. 

f  Dressmakers  only.  *  Milliners  only. 

*Aitken,  Mrs,  101  Causeyside 
*Austin  &  M'Callum,  8  Gilmour  street 
*Baird,  Margaret,  34  Moss  street 
«Bell,  Mrs,  19  Abbey  close 
fBerry,  Misses,  75  High  street 

Beveridge,  Mrs,  24  Gauze  street 
*Black,  Elizabeth,  20  Causeyside 

Brown,  Miss,  61  High  street 
^'Bryson,  Andrew,  3  Lawn  street 


140  PAISLEY. 


fBuchanan,  Misses,  66  Causeyside 
<^ Campbell,  J.,  53  High  street 

Carswell,  Mary,  51  Broomlands 
^Cochran,  Mrs  Robert,  26  New  Smithhills 
**Dalziel,  Mrs  W.,  145  George  street 
fDunlop,  Miss,  12  Neilston  street 
*Dunlop,  Mrs,  77  High  street 

Fraser,  Mrs,  68  High  street 

Fulton,  Misses,  2  Old  Smithhills 

Gilchrist,  Mrs  John,  99  High  street 
fGordon,  Mary,  93  Causeyside 

Gordon,  Miss  M.,  9  High  street  (Cross) 
♦Grieve,  Jane,  76  High  street 
fGuthrie,  Miss,  1  St.  James  street 
tHardie,  Miss,  23  George  street 
t  Hutchison,  Mrs  Thomas,  44  New  street 
tlrvine,  Elizabeth,  33  St.  James  street 

Jamieson,  Mrs,  37  Wellmeadow 

Lamberton  &  Tennent,  15  High  street 
•j-Lang,  Mrs,  18  George  street 

Lemay,  Mrs,  3  Underwood 
j-Lochhead,  Mrs,  6  Moss  street 
JLogan,  Mary,  59  High  street 
®Lorimer,  Mrs,  7  Lawn  street 

Lyall,  Miss,  97  High  street  v 

Lymburn,  James,  &  Son,  16  High  street 

Mellis,  Misses,  17  Broomlands 

Muir,  Thomas,  9  High  street 
*M'Arthur,  Jessie,  1  Shuttle  street 
®M^ Arthur,  Miss  Margaret,  Terrace   buildings,    109 

High  street 
•j-M'Farlane,  Ann,  80  Broomlands 

M'Gown,  John  Porter,  45  High  street 
fM'Kechnie,  Margaret,  41  High  street 
*M'Lachlan,  Miss  Sarah,  17  Gauze  street 

M'Lean,  Misses,  10  Old  Smithhills 
-M'ljerie,  Miss,  25  Causeyside 
«*M'Phee,  Catherine  Clark,  99  Causeyside 

Neilson,  Miss  Agnes,  44  Moss  street 

Farlane,  James^,  10  High  street 


fAISLEY.  141 


*Patersoii,  Jessie,  26  High  street 

Paterson,  J.  &  C.,  38  Wellmeadow 

Paterson,  Margaret,  2  Canal  street 
*Paton,  Elizabeth,  2  North  street 
*^Peacock,  Miss  Isabella,  19  Broomlands 
*Kamage,  Margaret  S.,  70  Love  street 

Reid,  Mrs,  3  Gauze  street 
«Ritchie,  Miss  A.,  1  Old  Sneddon 

Robertson  &  M'Gibbon,  17  High  street 

Robertson,  Mrs,  24  Lawn  street 

Ross,  John,  21  Wellmeadow 

Simpson,  Mrs,  5  County  place 
*Simpson,  IMiss,  Renfrew  road 
|Sloan,  Mrs,  39  New  street 

Smith  &  Cochran,  1  High  street 
«Smith,  Mrs  J.,  34  Moss  street 
*Snodgrass,  Miss  J.,  66  Causeyside 

Stirling,  M.  &  M.,  6  Storie  street 
*  Wallace,  Miss^  33  George  street 
«> Watson,  M.  81  Broomlands 

Watson,  Miss,  6  Lawn  street 
«Whyte,  Miss,  43  High  street 

Whyte,  Mrs  James,  70  Canal  street 
«Whiteford,  Miss,  82  Broomlands 
«Young,  Miss,  87  High  street 
®Young,  Misses,  82  High  street 

Druggists  and  Cliemists* 

Adam,  John,  56  High  street,  and  67  Broomlands 

Barr,  Robert,  8  High  street 

Buchanan,  James,  84  Broomlands 

Cochran,  James,  21  Wellmeadow 

CoUigan,  Hugh  S.,  28  Gauze  street 

Cullen,  Thomas,  12  St.  James  place 

Edmiston,  William,  36  High  street 

Falconer,  William,  &  Son,  83  Causeyside 

Hannah,  Joseph,  66  Causeyside 

Hatrick,  William,  &  Son,  18  Gilmour  street 

Hegney,  Mrs,  9  St.  James  place 


142 


Hunter,  John  B.,  3  Smithhills 

Hunter,  William,  31  Causeyside 

Hutchison,  James,  23  Causeyside 

Manners,  Charles,   16   Cotton  street  (manufacturing 

chemist) 
Motherwell,  Mrs  N.  C.  G.,  20  Orchard  street 
Macgregor,  John  Eoss,  chemist,  Lonend  dyeworks 
M'Duff,  James,  &  Co.,  5  High  street 
M'Farlane,  J.  &  G.,  (manufacturing  chemists),  Bredi- 

land  and  Johnstone  chemical  works 
M'Leod,  Ninian  F.,  12  Old  Sneddon 
M'Murray,  James,  19  and  57  George  street 
Wilson,  John,  13  Broomlands 
Wilson,  Thomas,  36  Ferguslie 

Drysalters. 

Caldwell,  W.,  &  Co.,  5  Causeyside 
Macalpine,  Thomas  W.,  48  Moss  street 
Wotherspoon,  J.  B.,  15  Causeyside 

Dyers. 

Bell,  Archibald,  2  Smithhills,  and  Stanley  dyeworks, 

Causeyside 
Campbell  &  Caldwell,  Cartside   dyeworks,  59    New 

Sneddon 
Campbell,  D.  &  A.,  St.  James  dyeworks,  St.  James  st. 
Craw,  William,  Caledonia  dyeworks,  29  Caledonia  st. 
Crossley,  J.  &  W.,  19  Abbey  street 
Cunningham,  William,  &  Co.,  Abbey  close 
Ferrie  &  Murray,  Linside  dyeworks 
Foulds,  Andrew,  118  George  street 
Hamilton,  William,  k  Co.,  51  High  street 
Hector,  Alexander,  Espedair  street 
Hogg,  Walter,  3  High  street  and  7  Dyers'  wynd 
Kerr,  Robert,  &;  Son,  Seedhill 
Lang,  R.  H.,  Espedair  dyeworks,  Espedair  street 
Leckie  &  Macgregor,  Lonend  dyeworks.  Blackball 
j^acfarlane,  D.  &  R.,  Caledonia  works,  Caledonia  st. 


PAISLEY.  143 


M'CaUum,  J.  &  J.,  40  Gordon's  lane 

M'Kelvie,  John,  10  Well  street 

Muir,  Robert,  k  Co.,  Linn  dye  and  print  works, 
Marshall's  lane 

Pollock  &  Cochran,  Thrushcraig 

Reid,  James,  9  New  Smithhills 

Rodger  &;  M'Callum,  6  Marshall's  lane 

Stalker,  John,  jun..  Bridge  street  dyeworks  (Newtown) 

Stewart,  Henry,  &  Co.,  1  North  street 

Walker,  Drybrough,  &  Co.,  Arkleston 

Wallace,  Andrew,  &  Son,  Cumberland  works,  Cum- 
berland place 

Wilson,  Adam,  George  street  dyeworks,  156  George  st. 

Emlsroiderers. 

Arthur,  Archibald,  4  Sandholes 
Campbell,  William,  2  Stirling  street 
Fraser,  Hector,  10  Neilston  street 
Hamilton,  John,  4  Cumberland  court 

Engineers  (Consulting). 
Copland  &  Foulis,  Terrace  buildings,  109  High  street 

Engineers  and.  Machine  Makers. 

Abercrombie  &  Craig,  Lady  Lane  Works 

Baldwin  &  Martin,  6  St.  Mirren  street 

Cowden  &  Brodie,  15  South  Croft 

Craig,  A.  F.,  &  Co.,  Caledonia  Engine  Works,  Mac- 
dowall  street 

Craig,  Fullerton,  &  Co.,  Vulcan  Works,  8  Renfrew 
street  and  4  Hamilton  street 

Crawford,  James,  &  Son,  Thistle  Works,  8  Bridge 
street 

Fisher,  Robertson,  &  Co.,  1  Water  Brae  and  2  Causey- 
side 

Hanna,  Donald,  &  Wilson,  8  Smithhills 


144  PAISLEY. 


M'Gee,  Walter,  &  Son,  Albion  Works,  9  St.  James 

street 
Porteous,   Dundas,   S.,    Snawdoun  Works,  15    New 

Sneddon 
Reid,  Thomas,  6  and  6  Bridge  street  (Newtown) 
Vance,  William,  &  Sons,  20  Old  Smithhills 
White,  Hodgart,  &  Co.,  28  Gordon's  lane 

Tire  Clay  Hanufactiirsrs. 

Brown,  Robert,  &  Son — Town  office,  Sneddon  Bridge 
— ^works,  Caledonia,  Shortroods,  and  Ferguslie 

Speirs,  Gibb,  &  Young,  Caledonia  Fire  Clay  Works, 
Greenock  road — town  office,  Terrace  buildings, 
109  High  street 

7is]imonirers  and  PoiLltsx'ers. 

Anderson,  Miss,  12  Moss  street 
Logan,  John,  19  Wellmeadow 
Macfarlane,  Alexander,  5  Bridge  street 
M'Creadie  &  Adam,  1  Old  Smithhills 
Risk,  William,  34  High  street 
Robertson,  Mrs  William,  101  Causeyside 
Steel,  James,  1  High  street 

Flesliers, 

Adam,  James,  20  Causeyside 
Allan,  Mrs  Alexander,  26  Moss  street 
Allison,  Alexander,  34  High  street 
Anderson,  George,  12  Moss  street 
Anderson,  William,  5  Broomlands 
Blackwood,  William,  74  Love  street 
Brown,  J.  &  J.,  21  Smithhills 
Brown,  William,  25  Gauze  street 
Brown,  William,  jun.,  61  Causeyside 
Caldwell,  Alexander,  8  Cotton  street 
Cameron,  James,  9  St.  James  place 
Campbell,  Dugald,  41  Ferguslie 


PAISLEY.  145 


Campbell,  Thomas,  9  Moncrieff  street 
Canning,  Peter,  11  Glen  street 
Canning,  Robert,  76  High  street 
Cochran,  Hugh,  8  Love  street 
Cowan,  Robert,  27  High  street 
Craig,  David,  22  Sandholes 
Gardner,  Archibald,  54  Causeyside 
Garven,  John,  13  Broomlands 
Henderson,  John,  66  Broomlands 
Hollas,  Alexander,  6  Old  Sneddon 
Hood,  W.  &  T.,  17  Lawn  street 
Langmuir,  Robert,  10  Abbey  street 
Leitch,  "Wm.,  31  Causeyside 
Morrison,  Alexander,  99  Causeyside 
Morrison,  George,  35  High  street 
Morrison,  James,  104  George  street 
Muir,  David,  11  Old  SmithbHls 
M'Kie,  James,  20  Sandholes 
M'Kie,  Mrs  James,  3  Lawn  street 

M'Stravick,  David,  3  Neilston  street 

Orchardson,  Janet,  90  Canal  street 

Ralston,  John,  54  George  street 

Rennie,  James,  18  Wellmeadow 

Ritchie,  John,  20  George  street 

Paul,  Matthew,  20  Wellmeadow 

Rodger,  Matthew,  17  Sandholes 

Russell,  William,  67  Broomlands 

Souden,  William,  26  Causeyside  and  149  George  st. 

Stewart,  William,  29  George  street 

Storrie,  James,  9  Moss  street 

Thomson,  James  S.,  17  Old  Smithhills 

Watson,  William,  2  High  street 

Whiteford,  David  E.,  88  Causeyside 

Wilson,  Daniel,  18  Smithhills 

Wilson,  James,  17  George  street 

Wright,  John,  28  New  Smithhills 


Funeral  TTndertakerSp 
Anderson,  J.  &  E.,  6  New  Street 
Barr,  James,  79  High  street 


146 


PAISLEY. 


Galbraith,  James,  5  Abbey  close 

Gordon,  George,  7  New  street 

Kilpatrick,  John,  17  Abbey  street 

Leitch,  John,  49  Moss  street,  and  1  Abercom  street 

Scott,  Alexander,  93  High  street 

Furnislied  Lodg^ngr-house  Seepers. 

Auld,  Miss,  26  Orchard  street 
Baird,  Miss,  43  George  street 
Fulton,  Mrs,  31  High  street 
Hood,  Miss,  34  Moss  street 
Lang,  Mrs,  67  Canal  street 
Morren,  Mrs,  4  Garthland  street 
M'Callum,  Mrs,  69  Broomlanda 

Furnishers, 

Adam,  Mrs,  38  Moss  street 

Anderson,  Mrs,  21  Smithhills 

Beckett,  Miss,  101  High  street 

Cassidy,  E.,  4  Gauze  street 

Christie,  Janet,  45  New  street 

Coats  &  Aitken,  2  Broomlands  and  55  Causeyside 

Cumming,  Mrs,  19  Smithhills 

Fulton,  Misses,  2  Old  Smithhills 

Garven,  Mrs  Agnes,  8  Canal  street 

Gibb,  John,  25  and  26  High  street 

Glover,  Isabella,  8  Moss  street 
Hunter,  Thomas,  7  Moss  street 
Lang,  Mrs,  18  George  street 
Lyall,  Miss,  97  High  street 
Lyle,  George,  4  Broomlands 
Lyle,  William,  16  George  street 
Marshall,  Mrs,  56  High  street 
Monteith,  John,  11  Smithhills 
M'Callum,  Mrs,  69  Broomlands 
M'Fadyen,  Miss  Elizabeth,  86  Causeyside 
M'lntyre,  Robert,  60  George  street 
M'Lerie,  Miss,  1 02  Causeyside 


PAISLEY.  147 


Paterson,  Samuel,  17  Broomlands 
Peters,  Mrs,  9  George  street 
Robertson,  Mrs  Jane,  16  Wellmeadow 
Ross,  John,  21  Wellmeadow 
Scott,  Mrs,  101  High  street 
Shanks,  Alexander,  28  Wellmeadow 
Stevenson,  James,  1  Wellmeadow 
Stevenson,  John,  6  Silk  street 
Templeton,  Miss,  24  Causeyside 
Wilson,  Mary,  84  New  Sneddon 

Fumiturs  Dealers. 

Burns,  John,  6  Old  Sneddon 

Burning,  John,  77  High  street 

Guthrie,  Mrs,  80  High  street 

Mitchell,  Alexander,  1  Neil  street  and  15  MaxwelL 

ton  street 
M'Crumblish,  Thomas,  30  Old  Sneddon 
M'Naught,  John,  38  New  street 
M'Ghee,  Patrick,  5  Old  Sneddon 
Pollock,  William,  81  High  street 
Sproul,  William,  29  New  Smithhills 

hardeners- 

Adam,  Mrs  William,  23  Gauze  street 
Aird,  John,  3  Albion  street 
Arndle,  Hugh,  Stonefield 
Barbour,  William,  Nethercommon 
Brock,  John,  32  Storie  street 
Dickson^  William,  jun,,  4  Williamsburgh 
Gray,  Margaret,  66  Causeyside 
Gray,  William,  West  Craigielea 
Grieve,  Robert,  sen.,  1  Union  street 
Hill,  Mrs  John,  30  High  street  and  Nethercommon 
Millar,  Alexander,  13  Wellmeadow 
Moffat,  Mrs,  Well  street 
M^Kay,  Mrs  Neil,  22  Sandholes 
M'Kenzie,  Archibald,  North  Greenhill  and   6  Smith 
hnis 


148  PAISLEY. 


O'Neill,  Neil,  26  Lawn  street 

Paul,  William,  Wester  Crossflat,  off  Mill  street 

Robertson,   Daniel,    Greenlaw    and    Linside — shop, 

3  Smithhills 
Semple,  John,  24  New  street  and  Linside 
Slater,  Edward,  58  Causeyside 
Stobbo,  Thomas,  Westmarch 
Tudhope,  John,  11  Barclay  street 


Crlaziers. 

Adam,  James,  &  Son,  7  Gilmour  street 
Barr,  James,  79  High  street 
Boyd,  James,  &  Son,  Macdowall  street 
Boyd,  James,  42  New  street 
Ferguson,  Angus,  106  Causeyside 
Kirk,  John,  27  Wellmeadow 
Neilson,  Thomas,  4  West  Brae 
Wilkie,  James,  1  and  2  Hunter  street 


Grain  Merchants. 

Anderson,  William,  75  Love  street 

Dunlop,  John,  8  Glen  lane 

Glen,  Thomas,  Hawkhead  Mills 

Hastie,  Archibald,  Camphill  Flour  Mills 

Morrison,  William,  34  High  street 

Muir,  Adam,  23  Well  street 

Muir,  George,  23  Well  street 

MacKellar,  Archibald,  42  Moss  street 

Peacock,  Eobert,  &  Brothers,  19  Thread  street 

Pollock,  Robert,  16  Back  Sneddon 

Reid,  Andrew,  13  Old  Sneddon 

Shearer,  James,  71  Broomlands 

Simon,  Andrew,  Cardonald  Mill 

Smith,  Joseph,  &  Son,  30  Orchard  street 

Snodgrass,  James,  Saucel  Mill 

Stirling,  Hugh,  Seedhill  Mill 


i»AistEY,  149 


Grocers  and  Victuallers. 

Those  marked  (f)  are  also  Spirit  Dealers. 

Adam,  Robert,  15  Smithhills 
fAdam,  William,  51  Caledonia  street 

Aitken,  James,  7  Orchard  street 

Allan,  John  S.,  18  George  street 

Anderson,  William,  75  Love  street 

Armstrong,  Mary,  13  Gauze  street 

Ayton,  Robert,  9  Neilston  street 

Balderston,  Mrs  John,  140  George  street 

Ballantyne,  John,  2  High  Street,  70  Love  street,  and 
54  Causey  side 

Ballantyne,  Joseph,  24  Wellmeadisw 
fBarbour,  Thomas,  23  Carriagehill 

Barr,  James,  4  Newton  street 

Barton,  Robert  John,  10  New  Sneddon 

Begg,  Archibald,  83  Broomlands 

Begg,  James,  33  Storie  street 

Bell,  Mrs  E.^  1 6  Orchard  street 
fBerry,  William,  75  High  street 

Bissland,  Mrs,  3  Wellmeadow 

Blair,  James^  Potterhili 
fBlair,  Mrs  John^  32  Wellmeadow 

Borland,  Alexander,  5S  High  street 

Brough,  John,  46  Millai-ston 

Brown,  William,  37  High  street 

Brown,  W.  Berwick,  30  High  street 

Buchanan,  John,  16  Wellmeadow 

Buchanan,  Mrs  Margaret,  5  Inkle  street 

Burns,  James,  6  Williamburgh 

Bustard,  Thomas,  17  North  Croft 

Cairns,  Alexander  and  Robert,  2  High  street 

Cameron,  James,  24  New  street 

Campbell,  Mrs,  86  New  Sneddon 
tCarlile,  Thomas,  17  Old  Smithhills 
tChalmers,  James,  13  Maxwellton 

Coats,  W.  &  A.,  68  Broomlands 

Cochran,  James,  148  George  street 
N  2 


-150  PAISLEY. 


fCowan,  William,  3  Maxwell  street 

Gumming,  Dugald^  21  Maxwellton  street 
fCurrie,  William,  juii.,  4  Renfrew  street 

Cuthbertson,  John,  23  Gauze  street 

Dick,  Margaret,  89  Causeyside 
t Dickie,  Thomas,  12  Broomlands 

Dougall,  Mrs  Robert,  46  Broomlands 

Drennan,  Thomas,  5  Silk  street 

Drummond,  William,  2  Old  Sneddon 

Equitable  Co-operative  Society's  store,  5  Neilston  road 

Erskine,  James,  &  Son,  43  Causeyside 

Erskine,  John,  41  George  street 

Ewing,  John,  52  Storie  street 

Ewing,  Mrs,  66  High  street 

Ewing,  William,  87  Causeyside 

Fechney,  David,  jun.,  107  George  street 

Fechney,  James,  35  Ferguslie 

Fergus,  J.  &  J.,  33  High  street 
fFinston,  Andrew,  92  Causeyside 

Fleming,  James,  6  Smith  street 

Fulton,  James,  79  Causeyside 

Fulton,  John,  73  Broomlands 

Fulton,  Mrs,  14  St.  Mirren  street 

Fulton  &  M'Elwee,  7  Cotton  street 

Gallacher,  John,  12  Smithhills 

Gibb,  William,  10  Gauze  street 

Gibson,  Andrew,  7  Bridge  street 

Gibson,  J.  &  A.,  3  Broomlands 
t Gibson,  William,  107  and  108  High  street 
fGilmour,  John,  20  Moss  street 

Glass,  James,  24  Wellmeadow 
fGoold,  John,  16  Storie  street 

Go  wan,  Ann,  15  Great  Hamilton  street 

Graham,  Mrs,  17  Ferguslie 

Graham,  Mrs  Jane,  72  Canal  street 

Grice,  John,  4  Neilston  road 

Hamilton,  James,  58  Storie  street 

Hamilton,  John,  56  George  street 

Hardie,  Alexander,  6  Prussia  street 

Hart,  Helen,  2  Dovesland 


PAISLEY.  151 


t Harvey,  George,  138  George  street 

Henderson,  Robert,  83  High  street 

Hendry,  James,  62  Causeyside 

Hepburn,  Arnot,  72  Broomlands 

Hood,  A.  M.,  18  Lawn  street 

Hood,  W.  &  T.,  17  Lawn  street 

Hume,  Mrs,  3  School  wynd 
fHunter,  Mrs  Thomas,  22  Great  Hamilton  street 

Jack,  James,  95  High  street 

Johnston,  William,  25  Old  Sneddon 

Kelly,  Mrs  James,  22  Lawn  street 
f  Kelso,  Thomas,  23  Stock  street 
f  Killoch,  Jane,  1  St.  James  street 

King,  Mrs,  4  New  Smithhills 

ELirkwood,  James,  26  Glen  street 

Knox,  Mrs,  16  Abercorn  street 
fLandess,  Robert,  20  George  street 

Lang,  William,  18  Sandholes 

Latta,  Jane,  8  Ferguslie 
fLittle,  WilHam,  40  Wellmeadow 

Lyon,  Mrs  John,  22  Orchard  street 

Martin,  John,  9  Seedhill 

Marshall,  Robert,  150  George  street 

Mellis,  Mrs  William,  17  Broomlands 
tMillar,  Mrs  Alexander,  1  East  Buchanan  street 

Monaghan,  William,  6  Inkle  street 

Montgomery,  Elizabeth,  85  Causeyside 
fMuir,  Daniel,  13  Neilston  road 

Muir,  George,  50  Caledonia  street 

Muir,  Jqhn,  20  Wallace  street 

Muir,  Mrs  Archibald,  12  Old  Smithhills 

Muir,  William,  26  Cotton  street 

Mutrie,  Thomas,  13  Gauze  street 

M'Adam,  Mrs  James,  5  North  Croft 

M' Alpine,  David,  36  St.  James  street 
|M' Arthur,  Colin,  21  Wallace  street 

M'Cormick,  Robert,  31  Ferguslie 
jM'Cracken,  Thomas,  17  Gauze  street 

M'Dermid,  Peter,  18  Moss  street 

M'Donald,  Patrick,  35  Castle  street 


152  PAISLEY. 


M'Fadyen,  James,  31  High  street 

M'Farlane,  George,  21  New  Smithliills 

M'Farlane,  Robert,  17  Cotton  street 
fM'Gee,  Robett,  19  Lawn  street 

M'Ghie,  John,  13  Abbey  street 

M'Gibbon,  Mrs  J.,  10  Glen  street 

M'Hale,  Peter,  118  Geoi'ge  street 

M'Hutchison,  Alexander^  51  George  street 

M'Indoe,  Matthew,  10  Lawn  street 

M'lndoe,  Mrs^  15  Ferguslie 

M'Intyre,  Findlay,  16  Lady  lane 

M'Kay,  William,  Wester  Carriagehill  place 

M'Kechnie^  Mrs^  99  George  street 

MacKellar,  Archibald,  42  Moss  street 

M'Kellar,  Daniel,  28  George  street 

M'ltim,  Mts,  27  Williamsburgh 

M'Lachlan,  John,  5  Moncrieff  street 

M'Lellan,  James,  39  Ferguslie 

M'Lerie,  George^  23  New  Sneddon 

M*Nair,  Duncan,  6  and  25  Moss  street 

M*Nair,  John,  120  George  street 

M'lTaughton,  James,  92  New  Sneddon 

M'Neil,  John,  19  Wellmeadow 

Newton,  Robert,  16  Maxwell  street 
fNicol,  John,  6  George  street 

Orchardson,  Robert,  86  Causeyside 

Orchieson,  George,  27  Ferguslie 

Orr,  Mrs,  30  St.  James  street 

O'May,  Robert,  31  Storie  street 

Paisley  Equitable    Co-operative  stores,   5   Neilston 
road 

Paisley  Provident  Co-operative   stores,    15   George 
street 

Park,  Alexander  H.,  105  High  street  (Cross) 

Park,  Miss,  97  Causeyside 

Park,  Robert,  18  Sandholes 

Paterson,  Andrew,  15  Old  Sneddon 

Paton,  John,  6  Moncrieff  street 

Paton,  Mrs  Elizabeth,  88  Canal  street 

Paul,  Matthew,  20  Wellmeadow 


i 


PAISLEY.  153 


Paul,  Mrs  James,  15  Williamsburgh 

Peacock,  Kobert,  90  High  street 

Pennell,  John,  39  Maxwellton 

Percy,  Francis,  101  Causeyside 

Percy,  Samuel,  26  Broomlands 

Pollock,  Mary,  47  High  street 

Pollock,  WiUiam,  27  High  street 

Ramsay,  James,  20  Abbey  street 

Eamsay,  Robert,  83  New  Sneddon 

Ray,  Samuel,  16  Ferguslie 

Reid,  Andrew,  13  Old  Sneddon 

Reid,  Jane,  19  New  Sneddon 

Renfrew,  John,  2  Williamsburgh 

Renfrew,  Robert,  6  South  Campbell  street 

Richardson,  Isaac,  21  High  street 

Ritchie,  David,  25  Queen  street 

Ritchie,  John,  25  George  street 

Ritchie,  Robert,  25  Gauze  street  and  57  Causeyside 

Robertson,  James,  67  Causeyside 
fRobertson,  William,  5  Carriagehill 

Rodger,  Matthew,  8  Wallneuk 

Rowan,  Peter,  27  New  Sneddon 

Russell,  William,  8  Garthland  street 

Scott,  Mrs  Matthew,  11  Saucel 

Scott,  Thomas,  34  Canal  street 

Semple,  James,  40  George  street 

Semple,  James,  86  Canal  street 
fShankley,  Robert,  84  Causeyside 

Shanks,  Mrs  William,  9  School  wynd 

Shaw,  Mrs  Catherine,  1  Bridge  street 

Sim,  Ann,  14  Carriagehill 

Skinnider,  P.,  25  South  Croft 

Slater,  Edward,  58  Causeyside 

Smith,  Alexander,  6  Barclay  street 

Smith,  Benjamin,  3  Garthland  street 

Smith,  John,  16  Orchard  street 

Smith,  Joseph,  &  Son,  30  Orchard  street 
tSmith,  Mrs  David,  5  Abbey  street 

Smith,  Mrs,  10  Silk  street 

Somerville,  Jane,  21  Moss  street 


154  PAiStE?. 


Sorley,  Mrs,  12  Gauze  street 

Spence,  Son,  &  Pinkerton,  62  Storie  street 

Steel,  Joseph,  30  Thread  street 

Stevenson,  David,  29  Glen  street 

Stevenson,  James,  42  Broomlands 
jStevenson,  Thomas,  8  Gauze  street 

Teas,  Joseph,  17  Back  Sneddon 
f  Templeton,  Mrs  William,  13  Canal  street 

Thomas,  Patrick,  27  Old  Sneddon 
^Thomson,  Robert,  10  Storie  street 

Train,  Mrs  John,  31  George  street 

Ure,  J.  &  D.,  4  High  street 

Ure,  Thomas,  97  Causeyside 
f  Walker,  Hugh,  16  Broomlands 

Walker^  James,  16  Broomlands 

Walker,  Mrs  David,  13  Carriagehill 

Walker,  Mrs,  23  Abbey  street 

Walker,  INIrs  Margaret,  100  George  street 

Wallace,  James,  1  Dovesland 

Walls,  Connelly,  7  Old  Sneddon 

Watt,  Robert,  24  Broomlands 

Weir,  John,  15  Gauze  street 

Weir,  James,  10  Smithhills  and  Saucel 

White,  Miss,  PotterhiU 

Whyte,  Mrs  James,  10  Wardrop  street 

White,  James,  4  Lylesland 

Whitehead,  Walter,  50  George  street  and  44  Broom- 
lands 

Wills,  James,  63  George  street 

Wilson,  William,  5  Bridge  street 

Woodrow,  John,  9  Williamsburgh 

Wright,  Mrs  A.,  28  New  Smithhills 
fWylie,  R.  S.,  71  Love  street 
fYoung,  Alexander,  ^0  Williamsburgh 

Young,  John,  95  George  street 


Sair  Dr@ssers. 

Brooks,  James,  2  Gauze  street 
Burns,  George,  80  High  street 


PAISLEY.  155 


Dearie,  John,  8  Broomlands 
Gardner,  Andrew,  10  St.  Mirren  street 
Gibson,  David,  &  Co.,  9  Broomlands 
Hagarty,  Joseph,  3  New  street 
Houston,  John,  29  High  street 
Keir,  Samuel,  2  St.  Mirren  street 
Mellon,  John,  16  Moss  street 
Millar,  John,  12  Broomlands 
M'Gregor,  William,  34  Old  Sneddon 
Wright,  John,  98  Causeyside 

Ham  Curers. 

Coats,  W.  &  A.,  68  Broomlands 
Drennan,  Thomas,  4  Silk  street 
Fulton  &  M'Elwee,  7  Cotton  street 
Fulton,  Mrs,  14  St.  Mirren  street 
Spence,  Son,  &  Pinkerton,  62  Storie  street 
Ure,  Thomas,  97  Causeyside 
Whiteford,  David  E.,  88  Causeyside 

Batters. 

Blair,  &  Co!,  28  High  street 
Brown,  George,  87  High  street 
Robertson  &  Son,  49  Moss  street 
Smith,  Robert,  88  High  street 

Bosiera, 

Brown,  M.,  4  Moss  street 

Cassidy,  E.,  4  Gauze  street 

Coats  &  Aitken,  2  Broomlands  and  55  Causeyside 

Gibb,  John,  25  and  26  High  street 

Gilchrist,  Robert,  (late  Adam),  5  Moss  street 

Leitch,  Thomas,  9  Moss  street 

Lyall,  Miss,  97  High  street 

M'Callum,  Mrs,  69  Broomlands 

M'Intyre,  Robert,  60  George  street 

M'Millan,  Mary,  1  Smithhills 

McLean,  Misses,  10  Old  Smithhills 


156  PAISLEY. 


M'Neil,  John,  5  Castle  street 

Ogilvie,  Mrs,  3  Love  street 

Paisley  Co-operative  Society,  15  George  street 

Scott,  Mrs  E.,  101  High  street 

Stevenson,  John,  67  Canal  street 

Hotise  Factors. 

Regg,  David,  7  Sir  Michael  street 

Black,  Daniel,  19  School  wynd 

Donald,  Thomas,  42  New  street 

Fergus,  James,  61  Storie  street 

Fisher,  John,  4  Causeyside 

Gibb,  Thomas,  39  New  street 

Lang,  James,  86  High  street 

Lyle,  Dalrymple,  4  High  street 

M'Stravic,  James,  3  Moncrieff  street 

Muir,  John,  23  Moss  street 

Picken,  John,  26  Storie  street 

Pollock,  John,  Terrace  buildings,  109  High  street 

"Whyte,  James,  109  Causeyside 

Wilson,  David,  12  Abbey  street 

Winning,  James,  Terrace  buildings,  109  High  street 

Znn  and  Hotel  Zeopers. 

Climie,  William,  Bull  Inn,  5  New  street 
Connell,  William,  Commercial  Hotel,  50  Moss  street 
Latta,  Mrs  John,  Hay  Weighs  Inn,  3  King  street 
Meiklejohn,  J.  G.,  George  Hotel,  Smithhills 
Morrison,  Alexander,  Globe  Hotel,  11  High  street 
M'Farlane,  Robert,  Newtown  Inn,  9  Gauze  street 
Thomson,  Archibald,  County  Hotel,  County  place 

ZrozL  Founders. 

Abercorn  Foundry  Company,  North  Croft 
Bow,  Joseph,  89  New  Sneddon 

Craig,  Fullerton,  &  Co.,  Vulcan  Works,  4  Hamilton  st. 
Marshall,  John,  10  South  Croft 
Porteous   Dundas    S.,    Snawdoun  Works,    15  New 
Sneddon 


PAISLEY.  157 


Iron  Merchants. 
Murdoch,  Robert,  &  Co.,  14  South  Croft,  Paisley ^ 
and  21  Robertson  street,  Glasgow 

Ironmongers. 

Bain,  William,  &  Co.,  109  High  street 
Crawford,  Hamilton,  24  Causeyside 
Duncan,  William,  109  High  street 
Eadie,  Robert,  94  High  street 
Gilchrist,  William,  1  Broomlands 
Gilmour,  Matthew,  32  High  street 
Glover,  William,  22  High  street 
Haran,  Neil  G.,  99  Causeyside 
M' Arthur,  William,' 9  High  street 
Pinkerton,  R.  &  J.,  42  Moss  street 
Ritchie,  James,  47  Moss  street 
Thomson,  Joseph,  98  High  street 

Jacquard  Haeliine  Makers* 

Alexander,  J.  &  W.,  Barterholm  roadhead 
Osborne,  James,  20  Lawn  street 
Picken  &  Comrie,  3  Barclay  street 

Ladies'  Nurses. 

Leckie,  Mrs,  11  Cross  street 
Lennie,  Mrs,  6  George  street 
Steel,  Mrs,  25  Old  Sneddon 

La"w  Agent. 
Campbell,  Thomas,  4  Moss  street 

Leather  Merchants. 

Lang,  James,  86  High  street 
Lang,  James,  jun.,  86  High  street 
Lang,  William,  86  High  street 
M'Nish,  Robert,  94  High  street 
Smith  &  Glass,  2  Broomlands 
o 


158  PAISLEY. 


Litliograpliers  and  Engravers/ 

Barbour,  John,  jun.,  1  Old  SmithbHls — (See  adver- 
tisement) 

Carswell,  John,  4  High  street — (See  advertisement) 

Foote,  Andrew,  7  Smithhills 

Gibb,  Thomas,  8  Forbes  place — (See  advertisement) 

Graham,  T.  &  R.,  4  Bridge  street 

Hay,  Robert,  &  Son,  10  High  street — (See  advertise- 
ment) 

Hepburn,  Robert,  &  Co.,  Abbey  Mill 

Paterson,  H.,  &  Co.,  5  Cumberland  court,  Causey- 
side 

Manufacturers- 

Arthur,  Archibald,  4  Sandholes 
Arthur,  James,  4  Barclay  street 
Baird,  John,  43  George  street 
Cameron,  Peter,  2  Stirling  street 
Campbell,  William,  jun.,  1  Cumberland  court 
Cochran,  William,  7  St."  Mirren  street 
Cook,  Mark,  &  Co.,  Ill  Causeyside 
Craig,  Hugh,  28  Glen  street 
Cunningham,  James,  &;  Co.,  116  Causeyside 
Cunningham,  John,  &  Son,  8  Forbes  place 
Dalziel  &  Begg,  112  Causeyside 
Fernie,  James,  18  Kins;  street 
Fleming,  David,  109  Causeyside 
Gemmell,  Robert,  Blackball  Factory 
Gibb,  Mathew,  &  Co.,  116  Causeyside 
Gibson,  Cowan,  44  Storie  street 
Greenlees,  Matthew,  7  and  8  Forbes  place 
Guthrie,  Robert,  &  Co.,  2  Causeyside 
Hair,  James,  15  Causeyside 
Hair,  Robert  B.,  15  Causeyside 
Halden,  Francis,  112  Causeyside 
Hamilton,  A.  S.,  &  Co.,  8  Causeyside 
Harper,  William,  6  Smith  street 
Kerr,  John,  &  Co.,  9  Causeyside 


PAISLEY.  159 


Kerr,  Robert,  &  Son,  22  Thread  street 

Kilpatrick,  James,  18  Causeyside 

Kirkwood,  Barton,  &  Co.,  105  Causeyside 

Leitch,  Alexander,  5  High  street 

Logan  &  Gardner,  5  Forbes  place 

Marshall,  Hugh,  13  Causeyside 

Maxwell,  Matthew,  4  Cumberland  court,  Causeyside 

Millar,  J.  &  R.,  Ill  Causeyside 

Morgan,  John,  &  Co.,  110  Causeyside 

Murray,  Daniel,  jun.,  2  Forbes  place 

Murray,  James,  3  Causeyside 

Macfarlane,  Son,  So  Co.,  2  Forbes  place 

M'Fadyen,  Archibald,  41  High  eteeet  (hand  knitting) 

M'Kechnie,  John,  &  Co.,  Causeyside  court,  14  Causey- 
side 

M'Lennan,  T.  B.,  7  St.  Mirren  street 

M'Naughtan,  James,  113  Causeyside 

Neil,  John,  6  Wardrop  street 

Paisley  Co-operative  Manufacturing  Society  (limited), 
7  St.  Mirren  street 

Paterson,  James,  &  Co.,  7  St.  Mirren  street 

Robertson,  J.  &  J.,  3  Forbes  place 

Ronald,  Robert  A.,  Daisy  Bank,  Back  Sneddon 

Rowat,  R.  T.  &  J.,  115  Causeyside 

Scott,  Matthew,  109  Causeyside 

Smith,  Charles,  &  Co.,  113  Causeyside 

Speirs,  David,  &  Co.,  167  George  street 

Todd,  Alexander,  109  Causeyside 

Walker,  Son,  &  Co.,  113  Causeyside 

Walkers  &  Co.,  113  Causeyside 

Wallace,  Hugh,  114  Causeyside 

Whitehiil,  M.,  &  Co.,  7  Causeyside 

Wilson,  Brothers,  147  George  street 

Wilson,  William,  &  Son,  4  Cumberland  court,  Causey- 
side 

Young,  Robert,  44  George  street 

Young,  William  M.,  &  Co.,  106  Causeyside 

Yuill  &  Campbell,  9  and  10  Forbes  place 

Yuill,  John,  &  Co.,  11  Forbes  place 


1 60  PAISLEY. 

Manufacturers  (Blacking). 

M'Pherson,  Robert,  8  Shuttle  street 
Steen,  James,  60  Back  Sneddon 

Manufacturers  (Curled  Eair), 
M'Nair,  J.  &  D.,  &  Co.,  Seedhill  hair  works. 

Manufacturers  (Elastic  Belt). 
Macfarlane,  Philips,  &  Co.,  CoUinslee 

Manufacturers  (Corn  Flour,  So.) 

Brown  &  Poison,  Carriagehill  and  Colinslee 

Currie  &  Co.,  Glenfield 

Hunter,  R.  &  D.,  Macdowall  street 

Jamieson,  William,  &  Sons,  Blackball 

MacKean,  Wm.,  St.  Mirren  Works,  Caledonia  street 

Poison,  William,  &  Co.,  Abercorn  street 

Manufacturers  (Essence  of  Coffee,  Tea,  ao 
Johnston,  James,  Shuttle  street 

Manufacturers  (Macliinery  Belts,  &c.) 

Knox,  J.  &  J.,  19  High  street 

Baird,  Wm.,  successor  to  Wm.  Stirling  and  Co.,  86 
High  street 

Manufacturers  (Muslins)- 

Brown,  William,  &  Son,  Colinslee  Works    ' 
Johnston,  William,  &  Co.,  Shuttle  street 

Manufacturers  of  Oil  and  G-lycerine. 
Anderson  &  Wallach,  Abercorn  street. 

Manufacturers  (Sewed  Muslins). 
Brown,  Sharps,  &  Tyars,  166  George  street 


PAISLEr.  161 


Llan'afaoturers   (Starcli). 

Brown  &  Poison,  Royal  Starch  works,  Carriagehill 

Currie  &  Co.,  Glenfield 

Hunter,  R.  &  D.,  Macdowall  street 

Jamieson,    William,    &      Sons,    Blackball    Works, 

Blackball 
M'Gown,  Adam,  East  Lane,  Williamsburgb 
MacKean,  William,  St.  Mirren  Works,  Caledonia  st. 
MacKenzie  Brothers,  Victoria  Starch  Works,  Renfrew 

road 
Poison,   William,    &    Co.,  Imperial   Starch  Works, 

Abercorn  street 
Wotberspoon,  William,  Glenfield  Works,  Maxwellton 

Manufaeturers  of  Tliread- 

Anderson,  James,  &  Co.,  9  New  street 

Carlile,  James,  Sons,  &  Co.,  13  Carlile  place,  New 

Sneddon 
Clapperton,  William,  &  Co.,  70  New  Sneddon 
Clark  &  Co.,  Anchor  Thread  Works- -counting  house, 

Seedhill 
Clark,  James,  &  Co.,  Marshall's  lane 
Clark,  J.  &  J.,&  Co.,  Seedhill,  Linside,  Cumberland, 

and  Burnside — counting  bouse,  Seedhill 
Clark,  J.,  &  Co.,  Paisley  Thread  Works,  Well  street 
Coats,  J.  &  P.,  Ferguslie 

Kerr  &  Clark,  Linside — -counting  house,  Seedhill 
Kerr  &  Co.,  ^'  The  Cable  Thread  Works." 
Kerr,  Peter,  &  Son,  34  New  street 
Ross  &  Duncan,  Abercorn  Factory,  6  Abercora  street 

Masons  and  Si;iild.@rs. 

Barrs  &  M'Caig,  11  Shuttle  street 
Bowes,  Mrs  William,  26  St.  James  street 
Dick,  David,  2  Glen  lane 
Gordon  &  Barclay,  Broomlands 
Gordon,  John,  9  Cross  street 

Hamilton,  Hugh,  &  Son,  4  Bank  street — yard,  Mill  st. 
King,  Walter,  Woodend,  Houston 
o  2 


1 62  PAISLEY. 


Logan,  Robert,  106  George  street 

Morton,  David,  corner  of  Lady  lane  and  George  st. 

M'Cann,  Patrick,  1  Bladda 

Robin,  William,  14  Lady  lane 

Rollo,  James,  45  Broomlands 

Smith,  John,  11  Stow  street 

Templeton,  Andrew,  28  Glen  street 

Watson  &  Pattison,  Lady  lane,  opposite  Victoria  place 

Wilson  &  Hamilton,  19  Cotton  street 

Wylie,  Thomas,  3  Barclay  street 

Young,  Alexander,  1  Saucel 

Young,  John,  15  West  brae 

Lamb,  James  J.,  6  St.  James  place 
Lamb,  J.  Barr,  6  St.  James  place 

Msdical  Practitioners. 
Cochran,  James,  21  Wellmeadow 
Colligan,   Hugh   S.,  M.D.,  23  Gauze   street  and  9 

Orr  square 
Donald,  James  T.,  5  High  street  and  9  Orr  square 
Falconer,  Robert,  83  Causeyside 
Falconer,  William,  83  Causeyside 
Frazer,  Donald,  M.B.,  CM.,  2  New  Smithhills 
Graham,  Thomas,  M.D.,  34  Gauze  street 
Hunter,  John  B.,  M.D.,  CM.,  3  Smithhills  and  95 

High  street 
Hutchison,  James,  23  Causeyside 
M'Kechnie,  William,  M.D.,  Greenhill  House 
M'Leod,  Ninian  F.,  M.D.,  54  High  street  and  12  Old 

Sneddon 
Paton,  James,  M.D.,  7  Orr  square 
Richmond,  Daniel,  M.D.,  82  New  street 
Taylor,  David,  M,D.,  7  St.  James  place 
Wilson,  John,  13  Broomlands 
Weir,  Andrew,  M.D.,  CM.,  33  WilHamsburgh 


Messeng>er-at-Arms, 
M'Kechnie,  Alexander,  4  Moss  street 


PAISLEY.  163 


Metal  Hefiners. 

Love  Hugh,  20  and  21  Abbey  close 
Mackintosh,  Alexander,  12  Newton  street 

Mid-wives. 

Beaton,  Mrs,  5  Storie  street 
Chalmers,  Mrs,  2  Storie  street 
Colvin,  Mrs,  24  Lawn  street 
Craig,  ]\Irs  Matthew,  12  Dyers'  wynd 
Guy,  Mrs,  4  West  Buchanan  street 
Hamilton,  Mrs,  31  St.  James  street 
Lennie,  Mrs,  6  George  street 
Roxburgh,  Miss,  2  North  Croft 
Shanks,  Mrs,  25  Old  Sneddon 
Taylor,  Mrs,  65  George  street 

Millers. 

Glen,  Thomas,  Hawkhead  Mills 

Hastie,  Archibald,  Camphill  Flour  Mill 

Peacock,  Robert,  &  Brothers,  Steam  Mill,  19  Thread 

street 
Simon,  Andrew,  Cardonald  Mill 
Snodgrass,  James,  Saucel  Mill 
StirHng,  Hugh,  SeedhiU  Mill 

Missionaries. 

Lauder,  Thomas,  West-end  Mission,    49  Broomlands 

Linn,  J.  F.,  Free  St.  George's,  High  street 

Murray,  James,  Reformed  Presbyterian,  143  George 

street 
M'Lannagan,  Hugh,  Abbey  Parish,  11  Gaaze  street 
Pinkerton,   William,  Charleston  Mission,  26  Gauze 

street 
Roberts,  John,  Blackball  buildings 
Retson,  Thomas,  Free  Martyrs',  Maxwellton 


164  PAISLEY. 

Jailers. 
Burns,  Alexander,  7  Abbey  street 
Lindsay,  Walter,  20  Gordon's  lane 

XTurssrymen  and  Florists. 

Martin,  William,  Greenlaw  Nursery,  78,  80,  and  100 

Candleriggs,  Glasgow 
M'Kenzie,   Peter,  Bellfield  cottage,   Cartvale,    Love 

street 
Paul,  William,  Wester  Crossflat,  off  Mill  street 
Semple,  John,  24  New  street  and  Linside 
Waterston,  John,  23  Calside 
White,     George,    3    Moss    street,    and    Ladyburn, 

Williamsburgh 

Painters  and  Paper  Hangers. 

Boyd,  James,  42  New  street 
Buchanan,  Archibald,  82  High  street 
Fernie,  Archibald,  16  George  street 
Muir,  Alexander,  32  High  street 
Murray,  David,  &  Son,  15  Gilmour  street 
Macfedries,  William  T.,  38  New  street 
Reid,  James,  116  Causeyside 
Sinclair,  Peter,  15  Wellmeadow 
Snodgrass,  John,  &  Son,  21  Gauze  street 
Waterston,  J.  &  R.,  4  County  place 
Watson,  Alex.,  81  Broomlands 
Watson,  Robert,  1  George  street 
Watson,  William,  23  Old  Smithhills 
Wilkie,  James,  1  and  2  Hunter  street 
Wilkie,  John,  39  High  street 

Pattern  Dra^rers. 

Robertson,  James,  3  Orchard  street 
Scadlock,  George,  3  Garthland  street 
Taylor,  John,  23  George  street 
Young,  George,  64  Love  street 


165 


Paper  Eulers. 

Carswell,  John,  4  High  street 
Clelland  &  Gibb,  8  Forbes  place 
Parlane,  J.  &  R.,  97  High  street 

PawnTarokers. 

Fairley,  George,  7  Broomlands,  and  1  Queen  street 
Fairley  &  Lochhead,  31  Causeyside  and  1   Gordon's 

lane 
Falconer,  Miss  Marion,  35  High  street 
Galt,l  James  S.,  trustees  of  the  late,  4  Gordon's  lane 

and  30  Causeyside 
Leitch,  William,  106  George  street 
Lewis,  Arthur,  17  and  18  Storie  street,  83  Broom- 

lands,  1  San  dholes,  38  Gordon's  lane,  and  108 

George  street 
Mackay,  John,  32  Gauze  street  and  3  Abbey  close 
M'Ghee  James,  8  Back  Sneddon  and  12  Old  Sneddon 
Smith,  Helen,  108  George  street 
Ste'wart,  Peter,  28  New  street 
Warrington,  Mary  Ann,  trustees  of  thelate,  24  Gauze 

street 

Pliotograpliers. 

Brown,  William,  and  Son,  6  Gilmour  street 
Caldwell,  George,  7  Churchhill 
Dick,  Matthew,  41  Wellmeadow 
Millar,  Thomas  W.,  69  High  street 
M'Kenzie,  George,  5  Gilmour  street 
Whiteford,  J.  H.,  25  Storie  street 
Young,  Stephen  A.  M'L.,  3  West  street 

Plasterers- 
Hutchison,  James,  Westside  Cottage,  3  Glen  lane 
Hutchison,  John — orders  left  with  W.  Wilson  &  Son, 

70  Broomlands 
Mitchell,  Andrew,  jun.,  84  New  Sneddon 
Mitchell  &  Cowden,  12  Sir  Michael  street 


PAISLEY. 


riumlsers,  Tinsmiths,  and  Coppersmitlis. 

Crawford,  Dugald,  3  Maxwell  street 
Crawford,  Hamilton,  24  Causeyside 
Gilmour,  John,  42  High  street 
Glover,  William,  22  High  street 
Haran,  Neil  G.,  99  Causeyside 
Hill,  WilHam,  4  New  street 
Hunter,  Alexander,  52  Caledonia  street 
Kelly,  Alexander,  4  Causeyside 
Kilpatrick,  James,  5  Gilmour  street 
Martin,  Alexander,  School  wynd 
Millar,  Adam,  9  St.  Mirren  street 
Moodie,  James,  64  Broomlands 
Morrison,  John,  Dyers'  wynd 
M'Walter,  Allan,  23  New  Smithhills 
Paterson,  Joseph,  14  St.  Mirren  street 
Pinkerton,  R.  &  J.,  42  Moss  street 
Pollock,  William  S.,  80  High  street 
Robertson,  George,  4  New  Sneddon 
Stewart,  John,  8  Old  Sneddon 
Thomson,  Joseph,  98  High  street 
Wallace,  Connell,  &  Co.,  8  Gilmour  street 

Potato  Morchants. 

Allan,  Robert,  3  St.  James  street 
Bowie,  John,  31  Glen  street 
Kirkwood,  James,  26  Glen  street 
Laurie,  William,  39  Lady  lane 
MacKellar,  Archibald,  42  Moss  street 

Fo^er-Loom  Clotli  Manufacturers. 

Cochran,  Robert,  &  Son,  44  Gordon's  lane 
Crawford  &  Ritchie,  Abercorn  street 
Kerr,  R.  &  J.  P.,  Underwood  and  Oakshaw  Mills 
Wilson,  Brothers,  George  Street  Factory,  147  George 
street 


PAISLEY.  167 


Printers  (Letterpress). 

Caldwell  &  Co.,  44  New  street  and  14  St.  Mirren  st. 
Cook,  J.  &  J.,  3  Moss  street 
Gardner,  Alexander,  3  Moss  street 
Hamilton,  David  E.,  2  New  street 
Parlane,  J.  &  R.,  97  High  street 
Reid,  John,  18  High  street  and  7  Broomlands 
Watson,  William  B.,  Paisley  Herald  Office,  Waterloo 
place,  2  Gilmour  street — ^works,  10  High  street 


Hivet  and  Bolt  Maker. 
Hodgert,  John  J.,  11  New  Smithhills 

Slopespinners. 

Morton,  Matthew,  Cartvale,  Love  street 
Peacock,  John,  85  High  street 
Southwell,  Peter,  18  High  street 
Steven,  William,  82  High  street 

ExLpture,  Truss,  and  Bandage  Maker. 
Q-emmel,  G.,  &  Co.,  12  Dyers'  wynd 

Saddlers  and  Harness  Makers, 

Knox,  J.  &  J.,  19  High  street 
M'Pherson,  James,  43  Wellmeadoif 
Smith,  James,  49  Moss  street 
Baird,  William,  86  High  street 

Sciilptors. 

Gordon  &  Barclay,  Broomlands  (opposite  Cemetery 

gate) 
Morton,  David,  foot  of  Lady  lane 
Robin,  David,  14  Lady  lane 
Watson  &  Pattison,  Lady  Lane   (opposite  Victoria 

place) 


168  PAISLEY. 


Seed  Ivlerchants. 

Anderson,  William,  75  Love  street 
Martin,  Thomas,  Greenlaw  Nursery 
M'Fee,  John,  1  St.  Mirren  street 
White,  George,  3  Moss  street 

Sha'wl  Mercliants, 

Gilmour,  William,  5  Causeyside 
M'Walter,  Robert,  45  Causeyside 
Dick,  James,  5  County  place 
Walkers  &  Co.,  113  Causeyside 

Sha-^l  and  MusUn  Cutters. 

Christie,  James,  14  and  15  Newton  street 
Fulton,  William,  &  Sons,  Glenfield 
Hogg,  Archibald,  40  Causeyside 
M'Lardie,  James,  Meikleriggs 
Young,  James,  5  Broomlanda 

Sherif  O^acers. 

Cockbum,  Joseph  Binnie,  4  Moss  street 

Currie,  James,  Terrace  buildings,  109  High  street 

Harkness,  John,  14  High  street 

M'Kechnie,  Alexander,  4  Moss  street 

Paterson,  James  S.,  Terrace  buildings,  109  High  st. 

S]iipl3uilders« 

Fullerton,   John,   &   Co.,  Merksworth  Shipbuilding 
Yard,  Inchinnan  road 

Singers. 
Erskine,  JameS;  &  Son,  43  Causeyside 


PAISLEY,  1 69 


Slaters. 

Gillespie,  James,  13  Old  Sneddon 
Gillespie,  William,  82  New  Sneddon 
Mitchell,  Andrew,  88  Causeyside 
Wallace,  Charles,  23  New  Smithhills 
Wilson,  Robert,  21  West  street 
Wilson,  William,  6  Wellmeadow 


Soap  Manufacturers. 

■  Isdale  &  M'Callura,  4  New  Sneddon 
Jamieson,   William,   &  Son,  Blackhall  soap  works. 

Blackhall 
MacKea-n,  William^  St.  Mirren  soap  works,  93  New 

Sneddon 
Robin  &  Houston,  61  New  Sneddon 
Sim,  William,  &  Co.,  1  West  Croft 

Smiths. 

(^  Those  marked  (f)  are  Farriers. 

Baldwin  and  Martin,  6  St  Mirren  street 

Browning,  Alexander,  21  and  22  Orchard  street 

Christie,  William,  21  Underwood 
j-Donaldson,  Humphrey,  1  Williamsburgh 
f  Donaldson,  John,  64  Love  street 

Duncan,  William,  109  High  street 

Fisher,  Robertson,  &  Co.,  1  Water  Brae  and  2  Causey- 
side 

Gilmour,  Matthew,  32  High  street 

Hatrick,  John,  18  Moss  street 

Kerr,  Thomas,  21  Moss  street 
fLindsay,  Walter,  20  Gordon's  lane 

Love,  William,  99  High  street 
tM'Gepch,  David,  4  Mill  street 
tPatitson,  Robert,  28  Castle  street 

Reid,  Thomas,  5  and  6  Bridge  street 

Rodger,  James,  90  George  street 

Sinclair,  Daniel,  3  Garthland  street 


170 


PAlSLEr. 


fSproul,  Andrew,  10  Lylesland 

f  Spruell,  Andrew,  8  Christie  street 

fStorie,  Archibald,  Glen  lane,  off  St.  James  street 

Trench,  James,  15  Storie  street 

Watson,  Matthew,  7  New  Smithhills 

Woodrow,  Matthew,  42  New  street 

Starcher  and  Wool  Sizer. 
Beith,  P&ter,  99  Causeyside 

Surgeon  Dentists. 

Cameron,  Thomas  Russell,  28  Gauze  street 

Cullen,  Thomas,  12  St.  James  place 

Bobie,  James,  8  St.  James  place — residence,  George 

place 
Walker,  John,  92  High  street 

Tailors  and  Clothiers. 

Those  marked  (f)  are  clothiers, 

Allison,  James,  95  Causeyside 
f  Anderson,  James,  16  Gilmour  street 
f Blair,  Archibald,  18  High  street 
f Blair,  Matthew,  18  Causeyside 

Blair,  Robert,  37  George  street 
fBrown,  Robert,  99  High  street 

Connell,  William,  11  Abbey  street 

Comrie,  James,  9  Smithhills 
fCouper,  John,  105  High  street 

Cunningham,  T.,  140  George  street 

Dobson,  Jeremiah,  3  Gauze  street 

Dobson,  William  L.,  23  Williamsburgh 
fEaglesham,  Robert,  1  High  street 

Findlayson,  William,  5  Storie  street 
tGemmill,  James,  32  High  street 
fGivan,  James,  5  Moss  street 
fGivan,  William,  103  High  street  (Cross) 

Glen,  Allan,  9  Stow  place 

Glen,  Robert,  88  Causeyside 


PAISLEY.  171 


Grold,  James,  16  Storie  street 

Goldie,  Henry,  &  Son,  17  Sandholes 
fGoold,  James,  47  Moss  street 
jGraham,  Thomas,  &  Co.,  2  County  place 

Hatchard,  James,  46  Moss  street 
flrvine,  James,  104  High  street  (Cross) 
fKing,  Alexander,  &  Son,  4  G-ilmour  street 

Mark,  Peter,  99  Causey  side 

Mathieson,  John,  tailor,  89  High  street 

Mathieson,  Robert,  59  George  street 
fMitchell,  John,  16  High  street 
fMofiat,  James,  7  Broomlands 
fMacallum,  William,  10  Wellmeadow 
fMacfarlane,  James,  14  St.  Mirren  street 
fMungle,  Alexander,  9  High  street 

M'Kenzie,  Edward,  2  Wardrop  street 

M'Kenzie,  Hugh,  jun.,  78  Causeyside 
fM'Lean,  James,  33  High  street 

M'Nee,  Robert,  3  Moss  street 
fMactaggart,  Daniel,  22  High  street 
fPeattie,  William,  Waterloo  place,  Gilmour  street 
•j-Robertson  &  M'Gibbon,  17  High  street 
fRussell,  Joseph,  18  Gilmour  street 

Smith,  Alexander,  6  Love  street 
fThomson,  William  C,  8  High  street 

Tanner. 
Whitehead,  Joseph,  1  Seedhill 

Teac]i@rs. 

Adam,  Miss,  Queen  street  School — house,   16  Moss 

street 
Biggar,  Janet  A.,  Industrial  School — house,  18  Oak- 

shaw  street 
Braid,  Miss,  Academy,  5  Garthland  street 
Brown,  Miss  Elizabeth,  Stow  School — house,  13  Stow 

street 
Brownridge,  William,  Marshall's  lane — house,  Park 

place,  Calsidfi 


172 


Brunton,    William,    LL.D.,    Grammar    Scliool    and 

Academy — house,  5  Cliurchliill 
Callander,  Peter,  25  Orchard  street 
Campbell,  John,    I-Iutcheson's    Charity    School,    44 

Oakshaw  street 
Chalmers,  James  K.,  Academy,  7  West  brae 
Dalziei,  Miss,  Stow  School — house,  145  George  street 
Dick,    George,   Carbrook  street  School — house,    32 

Ferguslie 
Dickie,  Horace  W.,  teacher   of  Paisley  Educational 

School,    14    New    Sneddon — house,     6   Thread 

street 
Dickie,    William,  Abbey   School — ^house,   6  '  Thread 

street 
Donaldson,   David,  F.E.I. S.,    Grammar  School  and 

Academy — house,  4  Stow  place 
Eadie,  John,  45  Maxwellton 
Glass,  David,  M.A.,  Grammar  School  and  Academy 

— house,  31  Gauze  street 
Hair,  Miss,  11  Lawn  street 
Hamilton,   David,  John  Neilson  Institution — house, 

58  Storie  street 
Hamilton,   Miss,    Hunter    Street    School — house,  7 

High  street 
Hamilton,   Mrs,    (sewing),    Hunter   Street   School — 

house,  7  High  street 
Harkness,  William,  Seedhill  School,  7  Seedhill 
Hart,  Miss  Janet,  Carbrook  Street  School — house,  12 

Barclay  street 
H^ill,  James,  Catholic  School — house,  18  School  wynd 
Johnstone,  John,  John  Neilson  Institution — house, 

33  High  street 
Keown,  Miss,  Academy,  42  High  street 
Kerr,    Thomas,  John  Neilson  Institution — house,  9 

Wellmeadow 
Laidlaw,  John,  John  Neilson  Institution — house,  1 

Garthland  lane 
Mairs,  Joseph,  Academy,  20  Old  Smithhills — house, 

12  School  wynd 
Menzies,  George,  Free  South  School,  Stevenson  street 


PAISLEY.  173 


Morgan,  Miss  Catherine,  Catholic  School — ^house,  18 

School  wynd 
Muir,  John,  teacher,  Chalmers'  Academy — house,  71 

George  street 
Mungle,    Jane,    Free  St.    George's    Infant    School, 

Marshall's  lane — house,  49  High  street 
M'Garvie,  John,  2  Glen  street — house,  16  do. 
M'Kenzie,    Duncan,  Kibble  Reformatory — house,    2 

Niddry  street 
Nairn,  John,  Western  Academy,  19  School  wynd 
Niven,    J.    C,    Grammar  School — house,    22    Well- 
meadow 
Orr,  Miss,  Stevenson  Street  School — house,  13  Abbey 

street 
Reid,  Thomas,  Industrial  School,  Albion  street 
Richmond,  Miss,  John  Neilson  Institution,  49  High 

street 
Robin,  James  L.,  Industrial  School,  Albion  street 
Ross,  Miss,  Abbey  Street  School,  11  Lawn  street 
Shepherd,  Louis  Storer,  John  Neilson  Institution — 

house,  18  Oakshaw  street 
Smith,  Miss  Janet,  Mr  Wason's   School — house,  43 

George  street 
Sproul,  James,  Carriagehill   School — house,  14  Barr 

street 
Tagg,  Alexander,  Causeyside  street  Sessional  School 

— house,  27  St.  James  street 
Thomson,  John  G,  John  Neilson  Institution — house, 

9  Wellmeadow 
Wason,  Charles  D.,   125    George  street — house,  51 

Broomlands 
Young,    Miss,    79    George   street — house,  64    Love 

street 
Young,  Morris,  7  Old  Sneddon 


Teachers  (Dancing). 

Crawford,  John  S.,  Academy,  4  Smithhills 
Wallace,  Mrs  J.  S.,  Glasgow 
p  2 


174 


Teacliers  (Drawing). 

Hayes,  Charles,  3  North  street 
iShedden,  William,  School  of  Art 
Stewart,  William,  School  of  Design 

Teachers  (Music). 

Braid,  Miss,  5  Garthland  street 
Colquhoun,  Miss  J.,  31  Gauze  street 
Dunnet,  Misses,  3  Blackhall  buildings 
Fraser,  James  Roy,  Academy,  4  Smithhills 
Harvey,  Mrs  John,  55  Causeyside 
Hoeck,  Louis,  Academy,  86  High  street 
M'Ewen,  John,  Garthland  lane 
Roxburgh,  Miss,  81  High  street 

TolDacconists. 

Those  marked  (f)  are  Mauufacturers. 

fDobie,  George,  12  High  street 
fHunter,  William,  100  High  street 

Leitch,  Miss  Margaret,  4  St  Mirren  street 
fMasson,  George,  2  High  street 

Morton,  William,  71  Broomlands 

M'Fee,  John,  1  St.  Mirren  street 
fPaterson,  William,  &  Co.,  100  High  street 

Rodger,  Alexander,  91  High  street 
fStevenson,  John,  &  Sons,  77  New  Sneddon 

Stevenson,  Robert,  12  St  Mirren  street 

Wallace,  John,  24  High  street 

Wotherspoon,  W.S.,  8  High  street  (Cross) 

Tobacco  Pipe  Manufacturers. 

Campbell,  Andrew,  10  Orchard  street 
Smith,  Andrew,  30  Gauze  street 

Umbrella  Manufacturers. 
Barbour,  James,  101  High  street 
Campbell,  H.,  7  Smithhills 
Cross,  Mrs.  Andrew,  99  High  street 


PAISLEY.  175 


Upholsterers. 
Auld,  John  P.,  81  Causeyside 
Cameron,  Alexander,  40  High  street 
Leitch,  John,  49  Moss  street 
Paton,  John,  22  Glen  street 
Whyte,  William,  33  Wellmeadow 
Weir,  George,  93  High  street 
Weir,  John,  12  High  street 
Woodrow,  A.  T.,  9  Churchhill 

Valuators. 
Craig,  Archibald,  5  Gateside 
Drummond,  James,  36  High  street 
Gillespie,  William,  76  New  Sneddon 
Lamb,  James  J.,  6  St.  James  place 
MacFayden,  James  R.,  28  Wellmeadow 
Paterson,  Robert,  10  Bridge  street 
Reid,  James,  1 8  High  street 
Stewart,  William,  4  Moss  street 

Veterinary  Surgeons- 
Donaldson,  John,  64  Love  street 
M'Geoch,  Andrew,  4  Mill  street 
Spniell,  Andrew,  8  Christie  street 

"harpers. 
Adam,  William,  27  Canal  street 
Allison,  Robert,  19  Gauze  street 
Millar,  John,  16  Causeyside 

M'Lure,  Andrew  H.,  Terrace  buildings,  109  High  st, 
M'Millan,  Neil,  16  Causeyside 
Whyte,  James,  109  Causeyside 
Webster,  Andrew,  13  Causeyside 

"Waste  Merchants. 
Boyle,  John,  13  and  51  Storie  street 
Caldwell,  Robert,  9  Old  Sneddon 
Campbell,  Duncan,  38  Storie  street 


176  I>AISLfiT. 


Erskine,  Robert,  50  Storie  street 
Houston,  Matthew,  24  George  street 
Miller,  Thomas,  117  George  street 
M'Ghee,  Patrick,  5  Old  Sneddon 
M'Gown,  Adam,  East  lane,  Williamsburgh 
M'Leod,  Alexander,  94  Causeyside 
Pollock,  William,  58  Causeyside 
Reid,  William,  73  Broomlands 
Speirs,  J.,  15  Wellmeadow 
Speirs,  William,  13  Wellmeadow 
Storrie,  J.  &  W.,  37  High  street 
Wallace,  Bernard,  13  South  Croft 
Wagstaff,  Matthew,  5  Orchard  street 
Watson,  Thomas,  34  Causeyside 
Wyne,  Teddy,  69  Back  Sneddon 
Walker,  Francis,  1  Neilston  street 

WsXgIo.  ana  Clock  Makers,  and  Jewellers. 

Angler,  Andrew  F.,  13  Moss  street 
Duff  &  Miller,  20  High  street 
Gemmell,  Matthew,  3  Wellmeadow 
Harris,  Robert,  25  High  street 
Harris,  William,  19  High  street 
Hatrick,  James,  18  Cotton  street 
Hill,  R.  L.,  99  High  street 
Lyle,  John,  46  Moss  street 
M' Gibbon,  Richard  F.,  4  Moss  street 
M'Kechuie,  William,  41  High  street 
Newlauds,  J.  Buchanan,  16  High  street 
Paton,  James,  17  Orchard  street 
Wilson,  James,  92  High  street 

"Weavers'  Furnisliers. 

Cochran  &  Walker,  26  Causeyside 
Millar,  James,  16  Causeyside 
Millar,  P.  K.,  101  Causeyside 
Moir,  James,  21  Causeyside 
Young,  Robert,  44  George  street 


i 


PAISLEY.  177 


"Win©  and  Spirit  Mercliants. 

Those  marked  (f)  are  Wholesale  Merchants. 

Adam,  Robert,  8  Orchard  street 
Adam,  William,  51  Caledonia  street 
Alexander,  Robert,  7  Renfrew  street 
Allan,  Hugh,  68  George  street 

■j-Anderson,  John,  5  St.  Mirren  street 
Andrew,  William,  96  Causeyside 
Arroll,  Thomas,  jun.,  37  Ferguslie 
Balfour,  Alexander,  105  George  street 
Barbour,  Thomas,  23  Carriagehill 
Barclay,  Margaret,  6  West  Croft 
Berry,  William,  75  High  street 
Bissett,  Miss  Elizabeth,  12  Ferguslie 
Black,  James,  26  Carriagehill 
Black,  Mrs  Robert,  7  Glen  street 
Blair,  Dugald,  78  Canal  street 
Blair,  Mrs  John,  32  Wellmeadow 
Borland,  Alexander,  20  Cotton  street 
Bowie,  Andrew,  11  Williamsburgh 
Boyle,  James,  7  Moss  street 
Boyle,  Robert,  43  Moss  street 

fCalderwood,  Hugh,  94  New  Sneddon 

fCaldwell,  James,  10  Gilmour  street 
Callender,  Thomas,  30  Causeyside 

fCameron,  Duncan,  2  New  Sneddon 
Campbell,  Robert,  27  Lawn  street 
Campbell,  William,  38  High  street 
Carlile,  Thomas,  17  Old  Smithhills 
Chalmers,  James,  13  Maxwell  ton 
Clark,  Peter,  10  Moss  street 
Climie,  William,  5  New  street  (hotel) 
Cochran,  James,  11  West  Croft 
Cochran,  Mrs  William,  22  New  Smithhills 
Cockburn,  Mrs  John,  15  Gilmour  street 
Colquhoun,  George,  17  Wellmeadow 
Connell,  Alexander,  23  Williamsburgh 


178  PAISLEY. 


Connell,  David,  116  George  street 

Connell,  William,  (hotel),  50  Moss  street 

Costello,  Patrick,  12  Gilmour  street,  and  Canteen, 
Paisley  Barracks 

Cowan,  John,  7  Wallnenk 

Cowan,  William,  3  Maxwell  street 

Craig,  Robert,  20  St.  James  street 

Craig,  William,  17  Causeyside 

Cunningham,  Adam,  35  High  street 

Currie,  William,  jun.,  4  Renfrew  street 

Currie,  Mrs  John,  9  School  wynd 

Dickie,  Thomas,  12  Broomlands 

Dickson,  Mrs,  110  George  street 

Dickson,  Richard,  20  Abbey  street 

Donnelly,  Michael,  4  St.  Mirren  street 

Downie,  John,  1  Carriagehill 

Dunlop,  John,  82  Broomlands 

Edmiston,  Alexander,  4  Cotton  street 

Edmiston,  William,  32  George  street 

Edmiston,  William,  34  Canal  street 

Fairlie,  Robert,  9  Moss  street 

Fechney,  David,  jun.,  107  George  street 

Fechney,  James,  35  Ferguslie 

Ferguson,  George,  78  High  street 

Ferrie,  Thomas,  9  Old  Smithhills 

Finston,  Andrew,  92  Causeyside 
fFoulds,  Andrew,  4  Abbey  street 
fFoulds,  Andrew,  jun.,  88  High  street  and  162  George 

street 
fFoulds,  Andrew,  &  Son,  5  Abbey  street 
fFoulds,    WilHam,    24    George   street   and    20    Old 
Sneddon 

Eraser,  William,  11  New  Sneddon 

Galbraith,  John,  8  Mid  lane,  Ferguslie 
fGemmell,  Matthew,  104  Causeyside 

Gibbons,  Thomas,  18  Smithhills 

Gibson,  Hugh,  23  Lawn  street 

Gibson,  James,  56  Causeyside 

Gibson,  William,  107  and  108  High  street 

Gilmour,  James,  13  Dyers'  wynd 


PAISLEY.  179 


Gilmour,  John,  20  Moss  street 
Goold,  John,  16  Storie  street 
Gray,  William,  72  Causeyside 
Hamihon,  Mrs  Ann,  65  Love  street 
Hamilton,  Thomas,  148  George  street 
Hart,  Archibald,  14  Old  Sneddon 
Hart,  James,  3  St.  James  street 
Hart,  Thomas,  85  Causeyside 
Hart,  Thomas,  1  East  Croft 
Harvey,  George,  136  George  street 
jHarvey,  James,  &  Co.,  15  King  street,  Saucel 
Hazel,  Joseph,  10  Williamsburgh 
Heiton,  John,  jun,,  3  Orchard  street 
Henderson,  Mrs  Alexander,  45  Moss  street 
Henderson,  Mrs  William,  22  High  street 
Hood,  Wm.,  Cross  Keys,  12  Saucel 
Houston,  John,  29  High  street 
Hughes,  John,  13  Moss  street 
Hunter,  Joseph,  62  High  street 
Hunter,  Mrs  E.,  14  Cotton  street 
Hunter,  Mrs  Thomas,  12  Great  Hamilton  street 
Hunter,  William,  52  Storie  street 
Jaap,  George,  68  Canal  street 
Jack,  Agnes,  12  Back  Sneddon 
Jeffrey,  George,  8  Wardrop  street 
Johnstone,  James,  70  Broomlands  ^ 

Johnstone,  James,  25  Carriagehill 
Kelly,  Adam,  37  St.  James  street 
Kelso,  Thomas,  23  Stock  street 
Killoch,  Jane,  1  St.  James  street 
Lambie,  John,  54  Storie  street 
Lamond,  Archibald,  1  Silk  street 
Landess,  Robert,  20  George  street 
Lang,  John,  47  Moss  street 

Latta,  Mrs  Janet,  Hay  Weighs  Inn,  3  King  street 
Leckie,  Robert,  Rose  and  Thistle  Tavern,  25  High  st. 
Lees,  Peter,  6  Old  Smithhills 
Little,  William,  40  Wellmeadow 
Livingston,  Andrew,  30  Cotton  street 
Logan,  John,  29  Gauze  street 


ISO  PAISLEY. 


Love,  William,  57  Broomlands 
Mack,  John,  19  Causeyside 
Manwell,  Mrs  Martlia,  16  Abercorn  street 
Marshall,  John,  2  Renfrew  street 
Mathie,  Charles,  21  Broomlands 
Meikle,  Andrew,  27  New  Sneddon 
Meiklejuhn,  J.  G.,  George  Hotel,  2  Smithhills 
Millar,  Matthew,  Earl  Grey  place,  14  Neilston  road 
Millar,  Mrs  Alexander,  1  East  Buchanan  street 
Mitchell,  William,  19  Carriagehill 
Morrison,  Alexander,  Globe  Hotel,  11  High  street 
Morrison,  Hugh,  3  Silk  street 
Morrison,  Mrs  George,  1  Dovesland 
Muir,  Daniel,  13  Neilston  road 
Muir,  Francis,  20  Glen  street 
Murdoch,  William,  89  High  street 
Murray,  A.,  2  Garthland  street 
M' Arthur,  Colin,  21  Wallace  street 
M' Arthur,  Edward,  20  Broomlands 
M' Arthur,  James,  7  Love  street 
M'Barron,  Alice,  150  George  street 
M'Cartney,  Hamilton,  15  Thread  street 
M'Cartney,  James,  3  Love  street 
M^Cracken,  Thomas,  17  Gau;^e  street 
M'Cormick,  Edward,  28  Back  Sneddon 
M'Cann,  Patrick,  Sun  Inn,  1  Bladda 
fM'Donald,  Alexander,  11  Canal  street 
M'Donald,  Duncan,  12  Old  Sneddon 
M'Ewan,  Alexander,  6  New  Sneddon 
tMacfarlane  &  Co.,  29  Lady  lane  and  10  Well  street 
M'Farlane,  Robert,  Newtown  Hotel,  9  Gauze  street 
M'Gee,  Robert,  19  Lawn  street 
M'Ghee,  Peter,  35  Moss  street 
M'Ghie,  John,  13  Abbey  street 
Macgregor,  Mrs  Hugh,  18  Seedhill 
M'Houl,  Andrew,  9  Orchard  street 
M'Hutchison,  Alexander,  51  George  street 
M'Indoe,  William,  Terrace  Tavern,  Terrace  buildings 
tM'Kean,  James,  63  Causeyside 
M'Kcan,  J.,  75  Broomlands 


PAISLEY.  181 


M'Kean,  J.,  15  St.  Mirren  street 
M'Kenzie,  Mrs,  86  New  Sneddon 
M'Kenzie,  John,  3  St.  Mirren  street 
M'Lachlan,  John,  39  Stock  street 
M'Lachlan,  John,  5  Moncrieff  street 
Maclachlan,  Thomas,  40  New  street 
M'Laren,  James,  2  St.  Mirren  street 
M'Lerie,  George,  7  High  street  (Cross) 
M'Millan,  James,  16  Causeyside 
McMillan,  Mrs  Catherine,  29  Causeyside 
M'Nally,  Mrs  John,  6  Wallace  Street 
M'Naught,  John,  16  Gauze  street 
M'Neil,  William,  19  Wellmeadow 
M' Walter,  Mrs  William,  19  Maxwellton  street 
M'Williams,  Denis,  43  New  street 
Ness,  John,  1  Bridge  street 
Nicol,  John,  6  George  street 
Ogg,  John,  36  Ferguslie 
Orr,  Mrs  Andrew,  13  High  street 
Park,  William  C,  10  George  street 
Paterson,  Mrs  Hugh,  48  High  street 
Paterson,  Robert,  100  George  street 
Paton,  Mrs  Elizabeth,  88  Canal  street 
Paton,  William,  4  Old  Sneddon 
Paton,  William,  12  High  street 
Reid,  William,  72  Broomlands 
Robertson,  Peter,  2  Orchard  str^t 
Robertson,  William,  5  Carriagehill 
Rodger,  Robert,  14  St  Mirren  street 
Shankley,  Robert,  84  Causeyside 
Scollan,  Thomas,  38  Moss  street 
Shearer,  Jane,  71  Broomlands 
Smith,  Mrs  David,  5  Abbey  close 
Sproul,  Alexander,  6  Union  street,  Charleston 
Steel,  William,  12  Saucel 
Stevenson,  Robert,  6  Cotton  street 
Stevenson,  Thomas,  8  Gauze  street 
fStirling,  John,  5  Old  Smithhills 
Stirling,  Robert,  2  Wellmeadow 
Stirling,  Thomas,  1  Garthland  street 
Q 


182  PAISLEY. 

Swainie,  Thomas,  Millarston  Inn 

Taylor,  Mrs  Thomas,  Moss-side,  Greenock  road 

Templeton,  Mrs  William,  13  Canal  street 

Thompson,  Mrs,  30  Fergiislie 

Thomson,    Mrs   Archibald,    County   Hotel,   County 

place 
Thomson,  Kobert,  5  Williamsburgh 
Thomson,  Robert,  10  Storie  street 
Thomson,  William,  45  Broomlands 
Waddell,  Mrs,  60  Causeyside 
Walker,  Hugh,  16  Broomlands 
Walker,  Mrs,  9  North  Croft 
Weir,  James,  63  Broomlands 
Whammond,  James,  4  Caledonia  street 
Wliyte,  Robert,  1 1  St.  James  place 
Woodrow,  John,  9  Williamsburgh 
Wright,  John,  36  Storie  street 
Wylie,  Patrick,  18  High  street 
Wylie,  R.  S.,  71  Love  street 
Wylie,  Robert,  16  Lawn  street 
Young,  Alexander,  1  Saucel 
Young,  Alexander,  20  Williamsburgh 
Young,  John,  95  Causeyside 
Young,  Mrs,  5  Broomlands 


"Weed  Merchants. 

Allison,  William,  Victoria  Saw  Mills,  23  Love  street 
Armstrong  &  M'Nair,  2  and  3  Prussia  street 
Blackwood,  Matthew,  67  Love  street 
Browning,  Alexander,  21,  22,  and  23  Orchard  street 
Bryce,  James,  &  Sons,  13  and  14  Hunter  street 
Clark  &  TurnbuU,  12  Wallneuk 
Ker,  John,  29  Causeyside 
M' Queen,  Thomas,  4  West  Buchanan  street 
Stewart,  James,  &  Son,  20  New  Sneddon 
Wallace,  William,  27  Broomlands 
Young,    John,  &  Co.,  Burgh  Saw  Mills,   Caledonia 
street 


183 


"Wood  Turners. 

Barr,  John,  10  Well  street 

Barr  &  Reid,  61  and  62  Canal  street 

Crawford,  James,  &  Son,  Thistle  Works,  8  Bridge  st. 

Gibb,  Archibald,  12  West  Campbell  street 

Lockhart,  John,  55  George  street 

M'Innes,  John,  William  street 

Osborne,  James,  20  Lawn  street 

Simpson,  John,  &  Son,  32  High  street 

"Wrights  and  Joiners. 

Alexander,  J.  &  W.,  Barterholm  Roadhead 

Anderson,  J.  &  E.,  6  New  street 

Armstrong  &  M'Nair,  2  and  3  Prussia  street 

Auld,  John  P.,  81  Causeyside 

Barr,  James,  79  High  street 

Blackwood,  Matthew,  67  Love  street 

Browning,  Alexander,  21,  22,  and  23  Orchard  street 

Browning,  John,  3  Mill  street 

Bryce,  James,  11  North  Croft 

Bryce,  James,  &  Sons,  13  and  14  Hunter  street 

Caldwell,  Hugh,  7  Duke  street,  Dovesland 

Clark,  John,  13  Stevenson  street 

Clark  &  Turnbull,  12  Wallneuk 

Dick,  John,  131  George  street 

Gardner,  James,  2  Inkle  street 

Gibb,  Samuel,  93  High  street 

Goldie,  James,  11  Inkle  street 

Gordon,  George,  7  New  street 

Hardie,  George,  13  Williamsburgh 

Houston,  Alexander  T.,  5  Maxwellton  street 

Hunter,  James,  32  and  34  High  street 

Keith,  John,  &  Son,  101  Causeyside 

Ker,  John,  29  Causeyside 

Kerr,  Charles,  20  Queen  street 

Kerr,  Gavin,  30  Orchard  street 

Kilpatrick,  John,  17  Abbey  street 


184 


Kirk,  James,  21  New  Sraithliills 

Kirk,  John,  27  Wellmeadow 

Lee,  Robert,  89  George  street 

Leitch,  John,  49  Moss  street,  and  Abercorn  Saw  Mills, 

1  Abercorn  street 
Menzie,  Peter,  15  San  dholes 
MacKintosh,  Alexander,  12  Newton  street 
M'Dougall,  Alexander,  1  Ferguslie 
M'Gibbon,  Robert,  40  Lady  lane 
M'Innes,  John,  William  street 
M'Queen,  Thomas,  4  West  Buchanan  street 
Neilson,  Thomas,  3  West  brae 
Osborne,  James,  20  Lawn  street 
Paton,  John,  22  Glen  street 
Robb,  Thomas,  12  St.  James  street 
Stewart,  James,  &  Son,  20  New  Sneddon 
Vallance,  Alexander,  17  Moss  street 
Vance,  William,  &  Son,  20  Old  Smithhills 
Wallace,  William,  27  Broomlands 
Whyte,  William,  33  Wellmeadow 
Wilkie,  James,  1  and  2  Hunter  street 
Woodrow,  A.  T.,  9  Churchhill 

"Writers. 
Bartlemore,  John,  County  buildings  (north  end) 
Caldwell,  James,  33  Old  Sneddon 
Campbell  &  Russell,  7  High  street  (Cross) 
Campbell,  Thomas,  County  buildings  (north  end) 
Crawford,  John,  24  Abbey  street 
Dunn,  Jas.  H.,  County  place 
Gardner,  A.  k  J.  N.,  3  County  place 
Hart,  George,  Burgh  Fiscal,  5  County  place 
Hodge,  Young,  &  Martin,  County  buildings 
Kirkwood,  Allan,  5  Moss  street 
MacFarlan,  Daniel,  County  Fiscal,  5  County  place 
M'Innes  &  Macfarlane,  2  Lawn  street 
MacRobert,  Thomas,  County  buildings  (north  end) 
Millar,  Walker,  &  Millar,  8  Gilmour  street 
Reid  &  Henderson,  3  County  place 
Semple,  David,  16  Gilmour  street 


PAISLEY. 


185 


Yarn  and  Sills  Merchants. 

Barr,  Archibald,  109  Causeyside 

Brown,  Hugh,  15  Causeyside 

Brown,  William,  jun.,  &  Co.,  108  Causeyside 

Cochran,  Robert,  15  Causeyside 

Gilmour,  Thomas,  k  Co.,  107  Causeyside 

Greenlees,  Thomas,  &  Co.,  13  Causeyside 

Macgregor,  Patrick,  8  Causeyside 

Millar,  James,  &  Son,  106  Causeyside 

Philips,  William,  &  Co.,  6  Forbes  place 

Pollock,  James,  &  Co.,  5  Causeyside 

Russell,  Robert,  11  St.  James  place 

Symington,  J.  M.,  Causeyside  court,  15  Causeyside 

Younger,  George,  &  Co.,  16  Causeyside 

Watson,  Thomas,  34  Causeyside 

Wotherspoon,  J.  B.,  15  Causeyside 


q2 


TABLE    OF    DISTANCES 

FROM   THE 

CROSS  OF  PAISLEY,    TO  DIFFERENT  PLACES 
IN  THE  COUNTY. 


Abereorn  Buildings,  22  Gauze  street — John  Snodgrass,  proprietor  0 

Abbey  Kirk,  16  cSmithhills  

Abbey  Manse,  7  Garthland  street — Eev.  J.  C.  Lees     ... 

Abbot's  Meikle  Inch  , 

Adelphi  Mill  Place — Johnstone     ... 
Arden  Lime  Kilns — Darnley 

Arthurlie — James  Dunlop  of  Arthurlie 

Arthurlie  Bleachfield — Matthew  Blackwood  &  Sons  ... 
Arthurlie  House — Barrhead 

Arthurlie  Inn 

Auchentorlie — Alexander  Cattanach        

Auldhouse  Bleachfield         

Auldhouse  cotton  works  and  steam  loom  factory 

Bankhouse — Mr  William  Shanks  ... 

Banktop — Mr  George  Crawford,  horse  dealer     ... 

Banktop  Works— Thomas  Shanks  &  Co.  

Barbush — Mr  William  Gray  

Bargarren 

Barr — General  Macdowall  of  Garthland  ...         

Barshaw — Mr  James  Arthur         

Barshaw  Park  ...         ...         ...         ...         

Barskivan — Mr  James  Weir  

Barrhead — United  Presbyterian  Church  (gate  of) 

Beecham  Place — Mrs  William  Martin,  approach,  42  Love  St. 

Blackball  Farm        

Biythswood  Bouse— Archibald  Campbell  of  Blythswood 

Brabloch— Mr  William  Holms       

Bridge  of  Ellistoun— road  to  Beith  

Bridge  of  Weir  (Cross)  Wheat  Sheaf  Inn  

Bridge  of  Weir  Church  (gate  of) 

Broadly  Flax  Mill— A.  Beverley  &  Co 

Broomland  street  (head  of  West  street)  Old  Deer  Inn  ... 
Broomland  street  (No.  41)  head  of  Ferguslie  East  lane 
Broomward  House  (Bridge  of  Weir) 

Brown's  Field — John  Shaw,  farmer         

Burnbrae — Thomas  Speir  of  Burnbrae     

Calderhaugh  Mill 

Calder  Park  Mills,  Loehwinnoch 

Calside  (head  of  Stock  street)      

Camphill— Captain  Wallach  

Canal  Store,  Johnstone      


m. 

f.p. 

0 

2  4 

0 

1  14 

0 

3  39 

1 

5  8 

4 

0  19 

5 

1  16 

3 

6  'lO 

4 

1  12 

4 

3  29 

3 

7  22 

0 

7  29 

6 

2  22 

6 

1  30 

3 

5  11 

3 

5  37 

3 

6  1 

3 

6  24 

5 

5  0 

10 

1  31 

1 

4  10 

1 

0  32 

1 

6  36 

4 

2  5 

0 

4  13 

1 

0  4 

3 

6  30 

0 

5  12 

6 

4  13 

7 

0  33 

6 

6  25 

5 

3  16 

0 

5  31 

0 

7  11 

7 

3  0 

2 

0  5 

3 

6  1 

9 

7  13 

9 

7  29 

0 

6  28 

0 

6  8 

3 

3  16 

TABLE    OF    DISTAXCES. 


187 


Canal  Store,  Paisley  ... 

Canal  Bank — Mr  James  Barclay 

Canal  Bank— Misses  Macfarlane 

Carlebar 

Carruth— Mr  Henry  Macdowall 

Cartside  Mill — Maclaren  &  M'Lean         

Castlehead     ... 

Causeyside  (foot  of  New  street) 

Causeyside,  head  of  (No.  59)         ...         

Chappel  Bleachfield 

Chappel  House— J.  G.  Barnes  Graham,  of  Craigallion 
Chappel  Works 

Cochran  Place — road  from  Paisley  t©  Howwood  

Colinslee — Brown  &  Poison 

Cowglen  Coal  Works  

Cowglen 

Crofthead      

CroftheadMiIl—R.&  J.  F.  Alexander  &  Co 

Crofthead  Bleachfield,  near  Neilston— John  Robertson  &  Co. 
County  and  Burgh  Assessor's  office,  1  Cotton  street     ... 

Cross  Arthurlie         

Cross  Arthurlie  Printfield  ... 

Crossfiat — William  Philips  ..  

Crosslee  House — Mr  William  Stevenson 

Crosslee  Mills — William  Stevenson  &  Son  

Crosslee  Toll  Bar     


<n. 

/•  P- 

0 

4  6 

0 

4  36 

0 

6  5 

4 

2  7 

8 

7  15 

4 

4  36 

0 

7  8 

0 

1  23 

0 

4  0 

3 

7  12 

3 

7  22 

3 

7  9 

4 

5  2 

1 

1  17 

5 

0  12 

4 

7  2 

5 

7  25 

5 

7  0 

6 

0  28 

0 

1  30 

3 

6  3 

3 

7  21 

0 

4  35 

6 

0  12 

5 

7  10 

5 

6  18 

Darnley  House,  the  ancient  residence  of  Lord  Darnley  (in  ruins)  4    2  15 

Dunterlee  Cottage 3     6     3 

Dunterlee  (Barrhead)         3     5  37 

Elderslie  House,  Renfrew 

Blderslie  Cottage — Mrs  Duncan  Gillies 

Elderslie  Cross — itlderslie  Inn      

Elderslie  Mill  

Elderslie  Old  House  (the  birth-place  of  Sir  William  Wallace) 
Eastwood  Kirk        

Fairhill — Archibald  Hutchison 

Fereneze  Calico  Printfield— T.  Boyd  &  Co 

Fereneze  Cotton  Mill  

Fergusly — Major  FuUerton   (near  this  is  the  site  of  Pergusly 
Castle)   ... 

Ferguslie  Hill  (Paisley)      ...  

Ferguslie  House — Mr  Thom.is  Coats 

Floors  Mill— Mr  Henry  Macdowall  

Gallowhill  House — Mrs  Peter  Kerr 

Garthland  place— (No.  4) 

Gas  Work,  Johnstone — Mr  Robert  Blair,  manager 
Gateside  (Renfrew  road) — Mr  Archibald  Craig,  engineer 
Gateside  Mill  Printwork  (by  Chappell)— Macfarlane,  Ligat,  & 
Craig 


3 

2  32 

2 

5  12 

2 

2  19 

2 

4  36 

2 

5  16 

6 

3  2 

0 

7  9 

3 

5  18 

4 

3  24 

1 

2  36 

1 

2  7 

1 

0  36 

3 

6  31 

1 

2  0 

0 

3  8 

3 

6  32 

0 

6  15 

4    5  23 


188  TABLE   OF   DISTANCES. 


Glanderstone  Bleachfield — south  of  Barrhead    ... 
Glentyan  House— Captain  James  Stirling,  R.N. 
Grahamstone  Cross— Barrhead  Railway  Station 
Greenbank  Fancy  Dyeworks — Pollokshawa 

Greenhill  House— Dr.  M'Kechnie 

Greenhill— Mr  A.  R.  Pollock        

Greenlaw  House — Mr  John  Morgan 

Gryfe  Bank  House— (Bridge  of  Weir) 

Gryfe  Grove  Mill— (Bridge  of  Weir)      

Gryfe  Mills— George  Freeland  &  Co.      ..*         

Hagg  Mill — James  Huie  &  Co 

Haugh— Hurlet  road,  leading  to  Pollokshaws 

Hawkhead  House — Right  Honourable  Earl  of  Glasgow 
Hawkhead  Corn,  Flour,  and  Barley  Mills — Mr  Thomas  Glen 

High  Street  (head  of  Lady  lane) 

Houston  Cross  (by  Johnstone  and  Crosslee) 
Houston  Free  Church — Rev.  Alexander  Findlay 

Houston  Parish  Church — Rev.  A.  M'Laren       

Houston  Parish  Manse       

Houston  Bleachfield 

Househill  House  (road  from  Hurlet  to  Pollokshaws)    ... 

Howwood — Buck's  Head  Inn 

Hurlet — (Cross  Roads) — Archibald  Renfrew,  blacksmith 

Hurlet  Alum  Works — Hurlet  and  Campsie  Alum  Co.  ... 

Hurlet  Alum  and  Copperas  Works — Messrs  J.  Wilson  &  Sons 

Inchinnan  Bridge    ... 

Inchinnan  Kirk        

Inchinnan  Manse — Rev.  Dr.  Glllan,  D.D.  

Johnstone  Castle 

Johnstone  Cross  (near  Black  Bull  Head  Inn)  ... 
Johnstone  Flax  Mill— Finlayson,  Bousfield,  &  Co. 
Johnstone  Mill — William  Paton   ... 

Kilbarchan  (Cross)  ... 

Kilbarchan  Parish  Kirk 

Kilbarchan  Parish  Manse — Rev.  Mr  Graham 

Kilbarchan  United  Presbyterian  Manse — Rev.  Mr  Allison 

Kilnside  House — Mr  Joseph  Whitehead 

Kirktonfield 

Langside— memorable  for  the  defeat  of  Queen  Mary's  Troops 
13th  May,  1568 

Levern  Bank  Inn     

Levern  Mill , 

Linclive — Mr  Alexander  Gardner  , 

Linside 

Linwood  Cotton  Works — Linwood  Company     

Locher  Bank  ...         ...         ...         ...         

Lochwinnoch  Cross  (Black  Bull  Inn),     

Lochwinnoch  Parish  Kirk , 


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..  5 

2  35 

..  6 

0  25 

..  3 

3  38 

...  6 

1  32 

,..  0 

5  18 

..  0 

5  6 

,..  0 

5  12 

,..  7 

0  19 

..  7 

2  27 

,..  7 

3  19 

..  4 

2  6 

..  4 

1  29 

...  2 

1  2 

...  1 

7  2 

...  0 

2  35 

,..  6 

7  5 

...  6 

6  26 

...  7 

0  29 

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3  38 

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1  23 

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7  18 

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6  32 

..  3 

0  32 

..  3 

1  30 

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1  26 

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5  20 

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7  15 

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5  8 

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6  33 

...  3 

6  27 

...  5 

4  30 

...  5 

5  6 

...  6 

2  26 

...  5 

6  30 

...  0 

4  31 

...  5 

3  2 

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...  7 

2  20 

...  5 

4  3 

...  4 

4  20 

...  2 

4  15 

...  0 

5  0 

...  3 

3  10 

...  6 

0  11 

...  9 

6  I 

...  9 

5  25 

TABLE    OF    DISTANCES. 


189 


Lochwinnoch  Parish  Manse— Rev.  William  Graham 

Lochwinnoch  Roadhead  Inn — Mrs  Law  

Lochwinnoch  United  Presbyterian  Church        

Lochwinnoch  United  Presbyterian  Manse— Rev.  James  Mon- 

teitb       

Love  street  (No.  50)  

Lyiesland — late  Mr  Robert  Orr's  residence        

Marchfield — Mrs  James  Forbes 

Maxwellton  House— Mr  "William  Wotherspoon 

Maxwellton  street  (Horse  Shoe) — near  this  spot  several  persons 

condemned  for  withcraft  were  burned  in  1697       

Maxwellton  (No.  1) 

Merksworth  Cottage,  Inchinnan  road      

Midtonfield— John  M'Nab  &  Co 

Millbank — Mr  Bartholomew  

Millarston  (Bridge)- Candren  Burn 

Milliken— Sir  R.  J.  M.  Napier  of  Milliken  and  Napier,  Bart.  ... 

Moss  street,  foot  of  (opposite  head  of  Old  Sneddon) 

Mount  Pleasant  (Johnstone)— Mr  William  Malloch     

Mount  Pleasant  (Paisley) — Rev.  George  C.  Hutton     

Neilston  Cross  (opposite  Parish  Church  Gate) 

Neilston  Parish  Manse— Rev.  Mr  Aird    ...    _ 

Nethercommon — Mr  Archibald  Gardner,  writer  

Netherfield— Mr  Robert  Walker 

Nether  Kirkton        

Newfield — John  Eraser,  of  Newfield       

New  Mill  (Bridge  of  Weir)  

New  Mill  (Johnstone)        

Newton  of  Beltrees  ...         ...         ...         ...         ...         

Nitshill  Alum  and  Copperas  Works — Messrs  J.  Wilson  &  Sons 
Nitshill  (Cross)        

Old  Mill  (Bridge  of  Weir)— in  ruina        

Old  Mill  (Johnstone)  

Old  Paisley  Bakers'  Mill,  Camphill  (Canal  street)         

Paisley  Barracks     

Paisley  Prison,  County  Buildings— Robert  Bird,  governor  ... 
Paisley  East  Toll  Bar 

Paisley  Gas  Work — George  Hislop,  engineer  and  manager  ... 
Paisley  Union  Bank  Buildings,  1  Gauze  Street — R.  Campbell 
Paisley  West  Toll  Bar  (head  of  Linwood  road) 

Peockland  House  (Johnstone)       

Peockland  Mills  (Johnstone)         

Polloc— Sir  William  Stirling  Maxwell  of  Polloc,  Bart. 
PoUokshaws  (Cross) 


Quarrellton  ... 

Ralston  House- 
Renfrew  Cross 


-Thomas  Richardson  of  Ralston 


m. 

f'  P- 

10 

2  39 

8 

4  24 

9 

1  17 

9 

5  4 

0 

3  12 

0 

7  0 

1 

0  6 

0 

7  8 

0 

6  0 

0 

7  35 

1 

1  19 

5 

5  28 

10 

7  3 

1 

4  5 

4 

4  1 

0 

1  18 

3 

7  2 

0 

6  18 

5 

2  28 

5 

5  34 

0 

6  26 

4 

2  11 

5 

0  25 

4 

1  21 

7 

0  34 

3 

5  36 

8 

0  37 

3 

7  32 

3 

5  6 

7 

0  29 

3 

6  32 

0 

5  28 

0 

5  17 

0 

1  4 

0 

7  27 

0 

7  28 

0 

1  15 

1 

5  10 

3 

3  26 

3 

3  7 

5 

7  10 

6 

4  0 

3 

5  8 

1 

6  U 

2 

7  1 

190  TABLE   OF   DISTANCES. 


Renfrew  Ferry        

Rosebank  Cottage,  Johnstone      

Saint  Fillan's  Catholic  Church,  Houston  

Saint  John  the  Evangelist's  Church,  Barrhead 

Sandyford  (West)— Mr  George  Caldwell  (Teetotal  Tower) 

Saucel  Bank  House 

Sacell  Brewery        

Shaw  Mill     

Shortroods 

South  Arthurlie  Printfield— Z.  Heys  &  Son       

Springbank  Field — near  Neilston 

Springfield 

Springfield  House    ...         ...         

Springbill — Mr  Henry  Heys  

St.  James'  place — Dr.  Taylor        

St.  James'  street  (No.  20)  head  of  Caledonia  street 

Storie  street  (No.  32)  foot  of        

Stow  place 

Thornhill  House — Mr  Thomas  Glen        

Thorn  

Thornliebank  House — Mrs  Walter  Crum 

Thornliebank  New  Field — Walker  Crum  &  Co 

Thornliebank  Printfield  &  Mill— do 

Three  Mile  House — Mr  James  Russell,  architect 

Trees — James  M'Culloch  of  Trees  

Underwood  Cottage — Mr  James  J.  Lamb,  architect  and  surveyor  0  3  16 
Underwood  Power-loom  Weaving  Factory — Mr  R.  Kerr  ...  0  4  2 
Upper  Greenbank,  Pollokshaws 6    3    6 

View  Bank  (Calside)  0    7    9 

Wellmeadow — Doctor  Cochran  (No.  XXI.)       

West  Arthurlie  Bleachfield — James  Cunningham  &  Sons 

West  Hurlet  House 

Woodfoot  (Houston  parish)  

Woodside  (once  the  seat  of  a  Roman  camp) — Sir  Peter  Coats 
Woodside  (Kilbarchan) — John  Smith     


m. 

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3 

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6 

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4 

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6  6 

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3  26 

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0 

6  25 

3 

7  28 

5 

6  17 

4 

4  1 

4 

3  8 

4 

1  33 

0 

1  23 

0 

3  0 

0 

3  26 

0 

4  0 

3 

0  26 

3 

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5 

6  21 

5 

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APPENDIX 

TO 

D^ATSOIT'S  FAZSLE7  DIBECTOBY. 


1S70-71- 


Ma^strates  and  To-^;73i  Council  of  Paisley ; 

"Water  and  Police  Commissioners ; 

Boad,  Surgrh,  and  Cart  ITavigration  Trustees ; 

Committees,  &o.,  See, 

1870. 
Magistrates. 
David  Murray  Esq.,  ProToat. 
Eichard  "Watson,  "] 

A.  H.  Park,  I        ^       .        ,,.,•- 

John  Fislier,  \       Esquires,  BaUies. 

Eobert  Oocliran,  J 

William  Russell,  Esq.,  Treasurer. 
Councillors. 

Messrs  Robert  Eaglesim, 


Messrs  Robert  Cowan, 

"William  Morrison, 
George  Masson, 
"William  Jamieson 
John  Ker, 


David  Campbell, 
"William  MacKean, 
Matthew  Scott, 
James  M'Lachlan. 


Mr  "William  Hodge, Town  Clerk. 

Mr  James  Adam, Town  Chamberlain. 

Mr  George  Hart, Burgh  Fiscal. 

Mr  Eobert  Sharp,    Inspector  of  Works. 


Court  of  Lyners. 

The  Treasurer  (^Convener), 

Messrs  William  Jamieson,  Eobert  Cowan,  and  James  M^Lachlan. 

Four  a  quorum. 


Account  Committee. 

The  Treasurer  (Convener'), 

Messrs  David  Campbell,  William  Morrison,  George  MaSson,  Eobert 

Cowan,  and  Matthew  Scott. 

Four  a  quorum. 

R 


194  APPENDIX. 


Educational  Committee. 

The  Provost  (Convener'). 

Messrs  David  Campbell,  Matthew   Scott,   William  JamieBon,  Eobert 

Eaglesim,  and  William  Morrison. 

Four  a  quorum. 


Property  Committee. 

The  Treasurer  {Convener")^ 

Messrs  John  Ker,  William  Jamieson,  David  Campbell,  and  Eobert 

Cowan. 

Four  a  quorum. 


Road  Trust.,   Quarry .,  and  Account  Committee. 

The  Treasurer  (Convener)., 

Messrs  Robert  Cowan,  John  Ker,  William  Jamieson,  James  M'Lachlan, 

and  William  MacKean. 

Five  a  quorum. 


Water  Trust   Committee. 

The  Provost  (Convener')., 

The  Treasurer  (Suh.  Con.).,  Messrs  David  Campbell,  William  Morrison, 

George  Masson,  Robert  Eaglesim,  Matthew  Scott,  and  William 

Jamieson. 

Five  a  quorum. 


To  Represent  Council  in  carrying  out  Court  Bouses  (Scotland)  Act. 
Bailies  Watson,  Park,  Fisher,  and  Mr  David  Campbell. 


Parochial  Board. 

Elected  in  February. 

Messrs  David  Murray,  A.  H.  Park,  John  Fisher,  and  Robert 

Cochran. 


Magistrates  and  Town  Treasurer  Ex-Officiis  Members  of  all 
Committees. 


Visitors  of  Paisley  Prison. 
Bailies  Watson,  Park,  and  Cochran. 


Members  of  Prison  Board, 

Elected  in  April. 

Treasurer  Russell,  Messrs  David  Murray,  David  Campbell,  Richard 

Watson,  and  Matthew  Scott. 


Gas  Light  Commissioners. 

Bailie  Watson,  Messrs  George  Masson,  Matthew  Scottj  and  Eobert 

Eaglesim. 


APPENDIX.  195 


Second  Tuesday  in  June  for  Perambulating  the  Burgh  Marches. 

General  Court  for  Granting  Certificates   for  the  Sale  of  Exciseable 

Liquors,  Second  Tuesday  of  April  and  Third  Tuesday  of  October. 

Valuation  Appeal  Court,  in  September. 

Charities  voted  in  January. 

Auditors  of  Eiver  Cart  Accounts  Elected  in  November. 

Burgh  Trustees- 
Five  a  quorum. 
Meet  First  Thursday  of  each  Month,  at  Seven  o'Clock  p.m. 
Apjjointed  by  Creditors. 
Provost  Murray,  Messrs  Matthew  Scott,  Archibald  Gardner,  Robert 
Clark,  John  M'Gown,  "William  Abercrombie,  Archibald  Craig,  and 
David  Semple. 


Appointed  by  Town  Council. 
Treasurer  Eussell,  Messrs  David  Campbell,  William  Morrison. 


Property  Committee. 

Mr  Mattliew  Scott  {Convener").! 

Treasurer  Eussell,  Messrs  William   Abercrombie,    Archibald  Craig, 

David  Semple,  Eobert  Clark,  and  William  Morrison. 

Three  a  quorum. 


Non-Entry  Committee. 

Provost  Murray  (^Convener),. 

Messrs  William  Abercrombie,  Archibald  Gardner,  David  Campbell, 

David  Semple,  Robert  Clark,  and  William  Russell. 

Open  to  all  Members  of  the  Trust. 

Three  a  quorum. 


Account  Committee. 

Mr  William  Abercrombie  {Convener"), 

Treasurer  Russell,  Messrs  Matthew  Scott,  David  Campbell,  Archibald 

Craig,  Archibald  Gardner,  and  John  M'Gown. 

Three  a  quorum. 

To  meet  at  least  quarterly. 

Statutory  Meeting  of  Creditors  on  the  Second  Tuesday  of  November 

of  each  year,  at  Twelve  o'Clock  Noon. 

Stated  Meetings   of    Trustees  on  the   Third   Tuesday  of  June  and 

November  in  each  year,  at  Twelve  o'Clock  Noon. 

Cart  Navigation  Trustees. 

Seven  a  quorum. 

Meet  first  Wednesday  of  each  Month,  at  Seven  o'Clock  p.m. 

Trustees  under  Act  of  Parliament. 

Provost  Murray,  Messrs  Matthew  Scott,  William  Abercrombie,,  Thomas 

Reid,  John  Cars  well,  William  Russell,  Joseph  Bow,  John 

Andrews,,  and.  John  M'Gown. 


196  APPENDIX. 


Appointed  by  Town  Council. 

Bailie  Cochran,  Messrs  George  Masson,  David  Campbell,  and 

John  Ker. 


Account  Committee. 

Mr  Matthew  Scott  (Convener'), 

Provost  Murray,  Treasurer  Eussell,  Messrs  William  Abercrombie, 

John  Carswell,  John  Ker,  and  John  M'Gown. 

Two  a  quorum. 


Wwks  Committee. 
Mr  Thomas  Reid  (Convener), 
Bailie  Cochran,  Treasurer  Eussell,  Messrs  George  Masson,  Matthew- 
Scott,  David  Campbell,  John  Ker,  John  Carswell,  Joseph  Bow, 
and  John  Andrews. 
Three  a  quorum. 
The  Accounts  of  the  Trust  require  to  be  Audited,  by  the  Commis- 
sioners appointed  for  that  purpose,  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  December 
yearly.     The  Meeting  advertised  Eight  Days  previously. 


Commissioners  of  Police, 

The  Town  Council. 

Under  "  The  General  Police  and  Improvement  (Scotland)  Act,  1862." 

Six  a  quorum. 


STANDING  COMMITTEES. 

Paving.,  New  Buildings,  and  Street  Improvements. 

The  Provost,  Bailies,  and  Burgh  Treasurer,  ex-officiis. 

The  Burgh  Treasurer  (Convener), 

Messrs  William  MacKean  (Sub-Conv.),  Kobert  Cowan,  William  Jamieson, 

William  Morrison,  John  Ker,.  and  James  M'Lachlan, 

Four  a  quorum. 


Lighting,  Cleansing,    Wutching  and  Fire  Engine,  and  Sanitari/i. 

The  Provost,  Bailies,  and  Burgh  Treasurer,  ex-ofSciis. 

Mr  Eobert  Eaglesim  (Convener), 

Messrs  John  Ker  (Sub-Conv.),  David  Campbell,  Matthew  Scott,,  and 

George  Masson. 

Four  a  quorum. 


Financs  and  Assessment. 

The  Provost,  Bailies,  and  Burgh  Treasurer,  ex-officiis. 

The  Burgh  Treasurer  (Convener), 

Messrs  George  Masson  (Sub-Conv.),  David  Campbell,  Matthew  S;cott» 

William  Morrison,  and  Eobert  Co.wan. 

Four  a  quorum. 


APPENDIX.  197 


Messrs  Andrew  Millar,  Thomas  Walker,  and  Andrew  Millar,  Jun,, 

Joint  Clerks  to  the  Comnaissioners. 

Mr  Daniel  Kichmond,  M.D.,  Surgeon  and  Medical  Officer. 

Mr  George  Ingram,  Superintendent,  Surveyor  of  Paving  and  Inspector 

of  Lighting  and  Common  Lodging  Houses. 

Mr  William  Eonald,  Sanitary  Inspector,.  Inspector  of  Cleansing  and 

Surveyor  of  Drainage. 


An  Ordinary  Meeting  of  the  Commissioners  to  be  held  on  the  Second 
Monday  of  every  Month,  at  Seven  o'Clock  p.m.  ;  and  an  Audited 
Account  of  Eeceipts  and  Expenditure  for  the  Year  ending  16th  May, 
to  be  laid  before  the  Ordinary  Meeting  in  July,  yearly. 


The  Bates  of  Police  Assessment  at  present  are — 
Por  Lands  or  Premises  rented  or  valued  imder  £2,  ...         6^d.  per  £ 
For  Do.  Do.         at  £3  and  under  £5,         9fd.  per  £ 

P-or  Do..  Do.         at  £o  and  Upwards,     Is.  Id.  per  £ 

Street  Improvement  Assessment,  ^d.  on  Landlord,  and  |d.  on  Tenant. 


When  the  Fractional  part  of  a  Pound  of  the  Assessable  yearly  rent 
or  value  of  Lands  or  Premises  does  not  amount  to  10s,  it  is  not 
Assessed  at  all;. and  when  such  Fractional  part  amounts  to  or  exceeds 
1,0s.,  it  is  Assessed  as  £1. 

The  following  Lands  or  Premises  are  Assessedon  one-fourth  of  their 
annual  value  entered  in  the  Valuation  Poll,  viz. :  — 

1.  All  Lands  and  Premises  used  exclusively  as  a  Canal  or  Basin  of 
a  Canal,  or  Towing  path  for  the  same,  or  as  a  Bailway  constructed 
under  the  powers  of  any  Act  of  Parliament  for  Public  Conveyance, 
excepting  the  Stations,  Depots,  and  Buildings,  which  are  Assessable 
to  the  same  extent  as  other  Lands  and  Premises  within  the  Police 
Bounds. 

2.  All  the  under-ground  Gas  and  Water  Pipes,  or  uuder-ground 
Works  of  any  Gas  or  Water  Company. 

3.  All  Woodland,  Arable,  Meadow,  or  Pasture  Ground,  or  other 
Ground  used  for  Agricultural  purposes. 

PABLIAMENTARY  BOUNDARIES. 

1st  Ward — All  within  a  line  drawn  as  follows,  viz.,  from  the  Moss- 
toll  on  the  Greenock  road,  along  the  centre  of  the  Greenock  road 
southward  to   a  point  opposite  to  the  centre  of  the  north  road  of  the 
Race  Conrse  leading  westward  from  the  Greenock  Road,  thence  along 
the  centre  of  that  road  to  the  centre  of  the  road  that  intersects  the 
Race  Course  road,  thence  southward  along  the  centre  of  that  inter- 
secting road  and  the  road  in  a  line  therewith,  passing  West  March 
to  the  centre  of  the  Greenhill  road,  thence  westward  along  that  road, 
to  a  point  opposite  to  the  centre  of  the  north  end  of  Lonewells  street 
thence  southward  along  the  centre  of  that  street  to  a  point  in  the 
eentre  of  Wellmeadow  street,  thence  westward  along  the  centre  of, 
that  street  to  a  point  opposite  to  the   centre  of  the  North  end  off 
R,  2. 


198 


APPENDIX. 


Castle  street,  thence  southward  along  the  centre  of  that  street  to 
the  south  end  thereof,  thence  southward  along  the  centre  of  Ralstoa 
square  to  the  north  end  of  the  street  or  avenue  leading  to  Castlehead, 
thence  southward  along  the  centre  of  that  avenue  to  a  point  oppo- 
site to  the  north-east  corner  of  the  mansion-house  of  Castlehead, 
thence  to  the  north-east  corner  of  said  mansion-house,  thence  in  a 
direct  line  southward  to  the  point  where  the  Parliamentary  line 
intersects  the  Espedair  Burn  near  Haircraigs,  thence  along  the 
Parliamentary  boundary  westward,  northward,  and  eastward  to  the 
point  first  described. 
2d  Ward — All  within  a  line  drawn  from  a  point  in  Greenhill  road 
opposite  to  the  centre  of  the  north  end  of  Lonewells  street,  along  the 
middle  of  the  Greenhill  road,  Underwood  street,  and  St.  James 
street,  to  a  point  opposite  to  the  centre  of  the  street  called  Stoney 
brae,  thence  by  the  centre  of  Stoney  brae  till  it  joins  Oakshaw  street, 
thence  along  the  centre  of  the  road  leading  round  the  High  Church 
wall  to  the  Churchhill,  thence  along  the  centre  of  Churchhill  to 
New  street,  thence  along  the  centre  of  New  street  to  a  point  opposite 
the  centre  of  Shuttle  street,  thence  along  the  centre  of  that  street  to 
George's  place,  by  the  west  and  south  of  George's  Church,  to  a  point 
in  George  street  opposite  the  north  end  of  Wardrop  street,  thence 
along  the  centre  of  that  street  to  Canal  street,  thence  along  the 
centre  of  that  street  to  a  point  opposite  to  the  centre  of  the  road 
leading  to  Canal  Basin,  thence  along  the  centre  of  that  road  to 
the  Canal,  thence  along  the  centre  of  the  Canal  westward  to  the  east 
boundary  of  the  First  Ward,  thence  northward  along  the  said  boun- 
dary to  the  point  first  described. 

3d  Ward  — All  within  a  line  drawn  from  the  point  where  the  Burn 
called  St.  Mirren's  Burn  enters  the  River  Cart,  up  the  centre  of  the 
River  Cart  until  it  reaches  the  extremity  of  the  Parliamentary''  boun- 
dary of  the  Burgh  at  or  near  the  junction  of  the  Hawkhead  Lade 
with  the  River  Cart,  thence  along  the  Parliamentary  line  until  .it 
reaches  the  intersection  of  the  Espedair  Burn  at  or  near  Haircraigs, 
thence  along  the  east  boundary  of  Ward  1st  till  it  reaches  the  Cana), 
thence  along  the  centre  of  the  Canal  till  it  reaches  the  street  leading 
from  Canal  street  to  the  Canal  Basin,  thence  along  that  street  till  it 
reaches  Canal  street,  thence  eastward  along  Canal  street  to  the 
bottom  of  Wardrop  street,  thence  along  Wardrop  street  to  a  point  in 
George  street  at  the  north  end  of  Wardrop  street,  thence  by  the 
south  and  west  sides  of  George's  Church  to  a  point  at  the  north  end 
of  the  church  opposite  the  south  end  of  Shuttle  street,  thence  along 
Shuttle  street  to  the  centre  of  New  street,  thence  by  the  centre  of 
New  street  till  it  reaches  the  centre  of  Causeyside,  and  from  thence 
down  Causeyside  until  it  reaches  the  said  burn  called  St.  Mirren's 
Burn,  and  thence  along  the  burn  to  the  point  first  described. 

4th  Ward — All  within  the  Parliamentary  boundary  to  the  west  of  the 
centre  of  the  River  Cart,  which  is  not  included  in  any  of  the  preced- 
ing wards. 

5th  Ward — All  within  the  Parliamentay  boundary  of  the  Burgh  situ- 
ated on  the  east  of  the  centre  of  the  River  Cart. 


APPENDIX.  199 


To-wn  Dues. 

Leviable  by  the  Collector  at  the  Custom  Booth,  Meal  Market,  and 

Fairs,  on  goods  brought  to  town  for  sale. 

Authorised  by  Crown  Charter  of  1488. 

Public  Weigh  House,   32  High  street. 

James  Adam,  Town  Chamberlain,  collector. 

Under  authority  of  the  Magistrates  and  Town  CouncU. 

Those  articles  within  parenthesis  to  be  weighed  by  the  custom-men, 
if  required. 

(Any  quantity  of  salt  butter  below  a  stone,  each  stone  of  fish), 
each  cheese  below  16  lb.,  each  cog  or  kit  of  butter,  without 
the  milk,  each  draught  of  milk,  with  or  without  butter,    ...  O^d 

Each  stone  of  cheese  ;  each  barrel  of  herring,  ...  ...  O^d 

(Each  stone  of  butter) ;  each  horse-load  of  fruit  or  potatoes, 
each  gardener's  stand  in  the  Green  market,  or  other  stand 
of  merchandise ;  each  ditto  at  public  fairs  ;  each  load^of  kail 
plants;  each  horse,  mare,  gelding,  colt,  or  cow  coming  to  the 
mai-ket  at  fairs,  payable  by  the  exposer,      ...         ...         ...         Id 

Payable  by  the  buyer  when  bought,     ...         ...         ...         ...         Id 

Each  load  of  sheaf  lint  or  hemp,   each  packet  of  wool ;  each 
single  cart  of  potatoes  ;  each  load  of  meal,  beans,  peas,  or 
barley,...  ...  ...  ...  ...  ...  ...  ...  2d 

Each  load  of  meal  brought  into  town  for  family  use,  ...         ...         2d 

Each  double  cart  of  potatoes,    ...  ...         ...         ...         ...         3d 

Each  single  cart  of  fruit,  ...  ...  ...  ...  ...  4d 

Each  single  cart  of  salt  ;  each  hogshead  of  flax  seed,  ...         6d 


EGGS. 


Six  Dozen,  and  all  below  1  egg 

From  7  to  12  doz.  inclus.  2  eggs 

,,    13  to  18    „        „        3    ,, 

„    19  to  24    „        „        4    „ 

„    25  to  30    „        „        6    „ 


From  31  to  36  doz.  inclus.  6  eggs 
„      37  to  40    „         „       7    „ 
„      41  to  45    „         „       8    „ 
„      46  to  50    „         „       9    „ 
„  And  so  on  in  proportion. 


Resident  Burgesses  to  pay  one  half  the  above. 


•WEIGHING    CHARGES. 

Each  bag  of  cotton  above  1  cwt.,  ...         ...         ...         ...  4d 

Each  bag  of  cotton  below  1  cwt.,  ...  ...  ...  ...  2d 

Brass  or  copper,  per  stone,        ...  ...  ...  ...  ...  l^d 

Lint,  hemp,  or  wool,  per  stone,  ...  ...  ...         ...  id 

Lead,  iron,  tallow,  butcher  meat,  soap,  ashes,  and  other  bleach- 
ing stuffs,  per  stone,  Did 


200  APPENDIX. 


Talale  of  Tonnage  Dues. 

Leviable 

On  Goods,  Wares,  Mercliandise,  Commodities,  Cattle,  Coals,  and  other 
things  carried  in  or  upon  the  river  Cart,  or  navigable  Cut  or  Canal  or 
any  parts  thereof  ;  and  of  the  duty  on  all  Ships,  Passage  Boats,  Barges, 
Lighters,  Boatd,  or  other  Craft,  carrying  any  Passenger  or  Passengers 
upon  the  said  River  or  Navigable  Cut  or  Canal  or  any  part  thereof: — 

Each  Ton  of  Grain,       4d 

Each  Ton  of  measured  Wood,  ...         ...         ...         ...         ....         lid 

Each  Ton  of  Fire-Clay,  Sand,  Lime,  and  Bricks,        ...  ...,  4d- 

Each  Ton  of  Stones,      ....  2d 

Each  Ton  of  Coals,        2d 

Each  Ton  of  Slates, 8d 

Each  Ton  of  Castings, 4d 

Each  Ton  of  Pig  Iron, ...  2d 

Each  Empty  Barrel,        ...  ...  ...  ...  ...  ...  ^d 

Each  Ton  of  all  other  Goods,  Wares,  Merchandise,  Commodi- 
ties, Cattle,  and  other  things,  ...  ...  ...  ...  6d 

For  each  and  every  time  any  Ship,  Steamboat,  Vessel,  Barge, 
Lighter,  Boat,  or  other  Craft  carrying  any  Passenger  or 
Passengers,  shall  ply  upon  or  navigate  the  river,  or  navig- 
able Cut  or  Canal,  or  any  part  thereof,  wj9?car<is,  per  Ton,,...  ^d 
And  a  Duty  for  each  and  every  time   such   Ship,   Steamboat, 
Vessel,  Barge,  Lighter,  Boat,  or  other  Craft  shall  ply  upon 
or  navigate  the  said  River,  or   Cut  or   Canal,   or  any  part 
thereof,  cZo2pnwa?-c?s,  of  Per  Ton,        ...          ...          ...          ...            ^d 

And  for  any  Vessel  taking  in  her  own  machinery,  after  lying 
in  the  Eiver,    at  such  places   that  may  be  fixed  by  the 
Trustees,  more  than  Two  months,  a  Duty  per  Ton  of  her 
Register,  Weekly,  of  ...  ...  ...  ...  ...  ...  Id 

Luggage  of  Persons  or  Families  going  to  bathing  or  other 

Quarters,  to  be  Free. 
Passengei'S  on  Business  to  be  allowed  28  lbs.  weight  of  Lug- 
gage Free  ;  any  surplus  to  be  charged  as  other  Goods. 

If  the  owners  of  goods  or  passage-boats,  or  their  agent  are  not 
willing  to  pay  the  rates  and  duties  contained  in  the  above  table,  then 
it  shall  be  competent  for  the  collector  to  demand  the  maximum  amount 
of  the  dues  authorised  to  be  levied  by  the  Act  of  Parliament,  passed 
17th  June,  1835,  entitled  "  An  Act  to  amend  an  Act  for  improving 
the  Navigation  of  the  Eiver  Cart,  and  for  deepening  and  extending  the 
harbour  of  Paisley,  in  the  County  of  Renfrew." 

Fairs — Third  Thursday  of  February  and  May,  and  second  Thursday 
of  August  and  November.     Markets — Every  Thursday. 
Fast  Days— Fridays  before  first  Sabbath  in  April  and, October. 


APPENDIX. 


201 


Commissioners  of  Supply  of  the  County  of  Slenfro-w. 

Qualified  to  act  and  vote  as  sicch. 
]870. 
Thomas  Speir,  Esq.,  of  Blackstoun,  Burnbrae  House,  Convener. 
His  Grace  the  Duke  of  Abercorn 


of  Cartsbridge, 
of  Highholm, 
Broadley 


of 


John  Craig,  Broom,  M earns 
The     Eight     Honourable     George    Archibald  Crawford,  Kilbarchan 

Frederick,  Earl  of  Glasgow.  '  '         --     -         -    — 

*The  Right    Honourable     Charles 

Lord  Blantyre 
Sir    William     Stirling     Maxwell, 

Bart,  of  Folloc 
*Sir  Robert  John  Milliken  Napier, 

Bart.,  of  Milliken  and  Napier' 
*Sir  Michael  Robert  Shaw  Stewart, 

Bart.,  of  Greenock  and  Blackball 
James    AlUson,    of    Malletsheugh, 

Mearns 
John   G.  Allison, 

Mearns 
James    Anderson, 

Port-Glasgow 
William     Anderson, 

Hurlet 
John    F.    Anstruther,     Merchant, 

Port-Glasgow 
Matthew  Algie,  Langside,  Crossmy- 

loof. 
John  Allan,  Billhead,  Kilbirnie 
Robert    Arthur,  Gavilmoss,  Loch- 

winnooh 
George  Arbuckle,  flesher,  Greenock 
Matthew      Arbuckle,      flesher, 

Greenock 
*John     Buchanan,    of     Glenlora, 

Lochwinnoch 
Robert    Brodie,    of     Norvalstone, 

Lochwinnoch 
^WiUiam     Cunningham     Graham 

Bontine,  of  Ardoch,  Dumbarton 
William    Brown,    of    Plaintreeyett, 

M.D.  Glasgow 
John  Burnett,  of  Mileburn,  Glasgow 
John  Boyd,  of  Kirkhill,  Mearns 
George  Burns,  residing  at  Wemyss 

House,  Wemyss  Bay 
*John    Burns,  of  Castle  Wemyss, 

Wemyss  Bay 
John      Bartlemors,    of    Bourtrees, 

writer,  Paisley 
*  Archibald  Campbell  Campbell,  of 
Blythswood,  Renfrew 


John     Clark,    of    Kirkiand    Park, 

Inverletli  Row,  Edinburgh 
James  Cochrane,  of  Riversbank 
William    Connell,    of    Nethertrees, 

Lochwinnoch 
Andrew  Crawford,  2  Clyde  Terrace, 

Glasgow 
David      Cross,      Eastbank,      near 

Bishopton 
*Alex.  Crum,  of  Thornliebank 
*Duncan  Darroch,  of  Gourock,  B.A. 
James  Dunlop.  of  Arthurlie 
*Henry   Barclay   Dunlop,    Yr.,    of 

Arthurlie 
Robert  Douglas,  feuar,  Elderslie 
William  John  Easton,  writer,  Glas- 
gow, as  factor  for  the  Countess  of 
Home 
Hugh  Ferrier,  of  Clippens 
*liobert  Freeland,  of  Gryfecaetle 
Andrew  Fleming,  Fulwood,  Hous- 
ton 
*John  G.  Barnes  Graham,  of  Kirk- 
hill and  Craigallion,  Barrhead. 
"Alexander   Graham,    of    Capellie, 

Barrhead 
*Allan  Gilmour,  of  Eaglesham 
*John  Gordon,  of  Aitkenhead 
Robert     Gillies,     East     Barnaigh, 

Lochwinnoch 
Thomas    Watson   Greig,  of    Muir- 

shields,  Lochwinnoch 
*James  0.  Lee  Harvey,  of  Castle- 

semple 
*Heury  Lee  Harvey,  Castlesemple, 

Lochwinnoch 
George  Ludovic  Houstoun,  of  John- 
stone 
John  Howie,  of  Shawhill 
^Archibald    Campbell    Holms,    of 

Sandyford 
*William  Holms,  of  Brabloch 
*John  Hamilton,  of  Greenbank 
James  Dunlop  Hamilton,  of  Roger» 
ton,  writer,  Glasgow 


202 


APPENDIX. 


William  Charles  Stewart  Hamilton, 
of  Craighlaw  and  Barrochan,  re- 
siding at  Craighlaw,  Kirkcowan 
Andrew    Hair,     merchant,     Port- 
Glasgow 
Robt.  Howie,  of  Burnhouse,  Mearns 
John  Herbertson,  of  Crooks 
D.B.  Johnson,  Kaim,  Lochwinuoeh 
James    Foster    King,    Longhaugh, 

Bishopton 
Henry  Lamond,  Writer,  Glasgow 
James  Lowndes,  of  Arthurlie 
David  Laidlaw,  14  Buchanan  Street, 

Glasgow 
Robert  Leckie,  Pollokshaws 
John  Laird,  Norwood  Villa,  Pollok- 

shields 
*William  Muir,  of  Caldwell 
*Day  Hort  Macdowall,  of  Garthland 
John  Muir,  late  of  Plantation 
Robert  Macfie  of  Langhouse 
*Peter  Murdoch  of  Laiigbank 
*Andrew  Muirhead,  of  Meikle  Cloak 
Thomas  Muir,  of    Muirpark,  York 

Terrace.  Regent's  Park,  London 
*Henry  MCall,  of  Daldowie 
*Robert  M'Haffie,  of  Eastwood 
Duncan      M'Donald,      Parkhouse, 

Glasgow 
John  M'Ewen,  of  Glenlora,  Loch- 

winnoch 
Robert  M'Quaker,  feuar,  Johnstone 
*Patrick  Comyn  Macgregor,  of  Bre- 

diland 
James    MacGregor,    St.    Andrew's 

Villa,  PoHokshields 
Robert  Macfarlane,  Bridge  of  Weir 
William  Melvin,  Ashton,  Gourock 
John  Stirling  Napier,  of  Merchis- 

ton 
*Allan  Pollok,  of  Falside 
John  Patten,  W.S.,  Edinburgh 
William    Pollock,  Titwood,  Mearns 
William  Paterson,  Knockbartnock, 

Lochwinnoch 
*Robert  William  Coehrau  Patrick, 

of  Woodside 
John  P.  Patrick,  ot  Grangehill 
Thomas  Porter,  Feuar,  Johnstone 
^Thomas  Richardson,  of  Ralston 
David  Richardson,  of  Hartfield 
Matthew     Rodger,    of     Rossland, 
Bishopton 


"Thomas  Dundas  Speirs,  of  Kilallan 
Alexander  Graham  Speirs,  of  Cul- 

creuch 
*Thomas  Speir,  of  Blackstoun 
"'Robert  Thomas  Napier  Speir,    of 

Culdees  Castle 
Archibald  Smith,  of  Jordanhill 
Admiral  Sir  Houston  Stewart,  R.N., 

and  C.B. 
James  Stirling,  of  Glentyan,  R.N. 
Moses  Steven,  of  Polmadie 
Archibald  Sinclair,  Deanside 
James  Scott,  of  Kelly 
Samuel    Henderson   May  Sommer- 

ville,  of  Broadfield 
John   Steuart,  writer  and   banker, 

Pollokshaws 
John  Salmon,  residing  at  Johnstone 

Castle,  as  factor  for  Geo.  Ludovic 

Houstoun,  of  Johnstone 
Thomas  Smith,  Crosslees,  by  Thorn- 

liebaiik 
James  Stevenson,  of  Auchenames 
William  Stevenson,  of  Orosslee 
William  Stevenson,  of  Robbshill 
William  Stewart,  114  Argyle  Street, 

Glasgow 
James  Stewart,  of  Garvocks 
James  Stewart,  of  Williamwood^' 
James  Swan,  of  Wattieston 
P.  Walker,  PoHokshields 
*J.   C.   Wakefield,     of    Eastwood 

Park 
Arthur  Watson,  Overlee,  Busby 
Alexander  Wilson,  Overtrees,  Loch- 
winnoch 
John  Wilson,  of  Hurlet 
George  Wilson,  of  Hurlet,  residing 

at  West  Hurlet 
James    Wilson,    Freeland     House, 

Erskine,    factor    for    the     Right 

Honourable  Charles,Lord  Blantyre 
James      Young,      of      Gallowhill, 

Paisley 
*The  Sheriff  of  the  County 
*The  Sheriff-Substitute,  Paisley 
*The  Sheriff-Substitute,  Greenock 
*The  Provost  of  Renfrew 
The  eldest  Bailie  of  Renfrew 
*The  Provost  of  Paisley 
*  The  Provost  of  Greenock 
*The  Provost  of  Port-Glasgow 
*The  Provost  of  Pollokshaws 


*  Members  of  Standing  Committee 


APPENDIXi 


203 


James  Caldwell,  Clerk  of  Supply— Office,  33  Old  Sneddon  Street,  Paisley, 

Annual  General  Meetings  held  at  Renfrew  on  30th  April,  and  last 

Tuesday  of  October. 

The  9th  Section  of  the  Act  of  Parliament  17th  and  18th  Vic.  cap.  91., 

states  the  qualification  requisite  for  a  Commissioner  of  Supply. 


Lieutenancy  of  Zlenfre'wsliire- 

Lord-Lieutenant— Sir.  M.  E.  Shaw  Stewart,  Bart. 

Vice-Lieutenant— Colonel  Campbell. 
John  Macdougall,  clerk,  Mansion  House,  Greenock. 


Deputy-Lieutenants. 


Alexander,   Claud,  of  Ballochmyle 

1860 
Alexander,  Capt.  John  H.  L,  R.N., 

1863 
Blantyre,  Lord,  1845 
Buchanan,  Lieut.-Col.  D.  C.  R.  0., 

of  Drumpellier  and  Finlaystone, 

1863 
Campbell,  Archibald,  of  Blythswood, 

1860 
Darroch,  Duncan,  of  Gourock,  1863 
Gllmour,  Allan,  of  Eaglesham,  1860 
Gordon,  John,  of  Aikenhead,  1860 
Graham,  John  G.  Barnes,  of  Craig- 

allion,  1860 
Harvey,   James    Octavius   Lee,    of 

Castlesemple,  1860 
Macdowall,     General     D.     H.     of 

Garthland,  1846 


Mure,   Lieut.-Colonel    "William,    of 

Caldwell,  1860 
Napier,    Sir   Robert   J.   M.,  Bart., 

1845 
Napier,  John  Stirling,  of  Merchistofl 

House,  1860 
Paisley,  Provost  of 
Pollok,  Allan,  of  Broom,  1860 
Renfrew,  Provost  of 
Richardson,    Thomas,   of   Ralston, 

1863 
Scott,  James,  1860 
Speir,  Thomas,   of  Burnbrae    and 

Blackstoun,  1845 
Speir,     Robert     Thomas     Napier, 

1868 
Stirling,  Captain   James,   E.N.,  of 

Glentyan,  1848 
Stewart,  John  Archd.  Shaw,  1863 


Income  Tax  Ccnmissioners, 

For     the     Upper     Ward    of    Renfrewshire^ 


Patrick  Fraser,  Sheriff,  and 

Hugh  Cowan,  Sheriff-Substitute, 

.  ex-officiis. 

The  Right  Hon.  Lord  Blantyre. 

Sir  Robert  J.  M.  Napier,  Bart.,  of 
Milliken. 

Archibald,  C.  Campbell,  of  Blyths- 
wood. 


J.    G.   Barns    Graham,   of   Criaig-= 

allion. 
Alexander  Graham  of  Capellie. 
John  Gordon  of  Aikenhead. 
John  M'Ewan  of  Glenlora. 
Allan  Gilmour  of  Eaglesham. 
Allan  FoUok  of  Broom. 


Clerk— Andrew  Millar,  8  Gilmour  Street,  Paisley. 
Surveyor  and  Assessor— James  S.  Smiles,  1  Cotton  Street,  Paisley, 


204 


APPENDIX. 


Assessed  Taz  Commissioners, 

For     the     Upper     Ward    of    Renfrewshire^ 


The  Right  Hon,  Lord  Blantyre. 
Sir  R.  J.  M.  Napier,  Bart.,  of  Milli- 

ken  and  Napier. 
Sir  William  Stirling  Maxwell,  Bart., 

of  Police. 
Sir   M.    R.    S.    Stewart,   Bart.,    of 

Greenock. 
Patrick  Fraser,  Advocate,  Sheriff  of 

the  County. 
Hugh    Cowan,     Sheriff-Substitute, 

Paisley. 
Hugh  Lyon   Tennant,  Sheriff-Sub- 
stitute, Greenock. 
Colonel  Campbell,  of  Blythswood. 
Jas.  Dunlop,  of  Arthurlie. 
Robert  Freeland,  of  Gryfecastle. 
Allan  Gilmour,  of  Eaglesham. 
J.  G.  Barnes  Graham,  of  Kirkhill, 

and  Craigallion. 
Alex.  Graham,  of  Capellie. 
A.  C.  Holms,  of  Sandyford. 
Wm.  Holms,  of  Brabloch. 


John  Howie,  of  Hazelden. 

John  Hamilton,  of  Greenbank. 

James  D.  Hamilton,  of  Rogerton 

Henry  Lee  Harvey,  of  Castlesemple. 

Day  Hort  Macdowall,  of  Garthland. 

Colonel  Mure,  of  Caldwell. 

P.  Comyn  Macgregor  of  Brediland. 

Robert  M'Haffie,  of  Eastwood. 

Allan  Pollok,  of  Falside. 

Thos.  Dundas  Speirs,  of  Kilallan. 

Thos.  Speir  of  Blackstoun. 

Archd.  Smith,  of  Jordanhill. 

John    Salmon,    factor,    Johnstone 

Castle. 
James  Swan,  of  Wattieston 
H.  B.  Dunlop,  Yr.,  of  Arthurlie 
The  Provost  of  Paisley,  for  the  time 

being. 
The   Provost  of  Renfrew,  for  the 

time  being. 
The  Eldest  Bailie  of  Renfrew,  for 

the  time  being. 


Surveyor — James  S.  Smiles,  1  Cotton  Street,  Paisley. 
Inspector — James  Martin,  Queen  Street,  Glasirow. 

Collector, David  Murray,  Inland  Revenue  Office,  Greenock. 

Sub.  do., Wm.  M'Intyre,  jun.,  High  Street,  Paisley. 

Clerk— Jas.  Caldwell,  Writer,  33  Old  Sneddon  Street,  Paisley. 


Justice  of  Peace  Court. 

Courts  held  at  Paisley  every  Friday. 

Clerk— John  Bartlemore.  |      Depute-Clerk— Thos.  MacRobert. 

Fiscal— Thomas  Campbell. 

Courts  held  at  Johnstone  third  Monday  of  each  Month. 

Depute-Clerk — Walter  Holmes,  writer,  Johnstone. 

Courts  held  at  Lochwinnoch  first  Saturday  of  each  Month. 

Depute-Clerk — John  Reid,  writer,  Lochwinnoch. 

Courts  held  at  Barrhead  first  Monday  of  each  Month. 

Depute-Clerk — Archibald  Brownlie,  writer,  Barrhead. 

Courts  held  at  Pollokshaws  first  Tuesday  of  each  Month. 

Depute-Clerk— John  Steuart,  writer,  Pollokshaws. 

Quarter  Sessions,   first  Tuesday  of  March,  May,  and  August,  and  last 

Tuesday  of  October,  at  Renfrew.     Licensing  meetings  held  at  Renfrew 

Third  Tuesday  of  April  and  last  Tuesday  of  October. 


Inspectors  of  Weights  and  Measures. 
Paisley  District — Robert  Hunter  and  John  Gildawie. 
Pollokshaws  District — Robt.  Hunter  and  Robt.  Russell. 
Greenock  District — Robert  Hunter  and  Joseph  Wood 
J^urgh  of  Paisley— Andrew  Fisher,  81  New  Sneddon. 


APPENDIX.  205 


:Reiifrewsliire  Prison  Board— 1870-71. 

Elected  hy  Commissioners  0/ Supply. 
The  Riglit  Son.  Lord  Blantyre. 
Sir  Michael  Shaw  Stewart,  Bart.,  of  Greenock. 
Thomas  Speir,  of  Blackstoun. 
J.  G.  Barnes  Gi'aham,  of  Kirkhill  and  Craigallion. 
Allan  Gilmonr,  of  Eaglesham. 
Colonel  Mure,  of  Caldwell. 
John  Gordon,  of  Aitkenhead. 
Archibald  C.  Holms,  of  Sandyford. 
Eobert  M'Haffie,  of  Eastwood. 
Colonel  Campbell,  of  Blythswood. 

Elected  hy  Magistvites  and  Town  Council  of  Paisley^ 
David  Murray,  Esq.,  Provost  of  Paisley. 
Richard  Watson,  Esq.,  one  of  the  Bailies  of  Paisley. 
Wm.  Eussell,  Esq.,  Treastirer  of  the  Burgh  of  Paisley. 
David  Campbell,  Esq.,  one  of  the  Town  Council  of  Paisley. 
Matthew  Scott,  Esq.,  one  of  the  Town  Council  of  Paisley. 

Elected  hy  Magistrates  and  Town  Council  of  Greenoch 
Jas.  Morton,  Esq.,  Provost  of  Greenock. 
Eobert  Neill,  Esq.,  one  of  the  Bailies  of  Greenock. 
William  Birkmyre,  Esq.,  one  of  the  Bailies  of  Greenock. 
Dugald  Campbell,  Esq.,  one  of  the  Bailies  of  Greenock. 
William  Neill,  Esq.,  one  of  the  Bailies  of  Greenock. 

Elected  hy  Magistrntes  nnd  Toion  Council  of  Port-Glasgote. 
Alexander  Lang,  Esq.,  Provost  of  Port-Glasgow. 

Elected  hy  Magistrates  and  Toton  Council  of  Renfrew. 
Andrew  Brown,  Esq.,  Provost  of  Eenfrew. 

Ex^Officiis. 
Patrick  Eraser,  Esq.,  Sheriff  of  Renfrewshire,  or,  in  his  absence, 
Hugh  Lyon  Tennent,  Esq.,  Sheriff-Substitute  at  Greenock. 
Colonel  Campbell,  Chairman  and  Convener. 
Jas.  H.  Dunn,  Clerk  and  Treasurer. 

UPPER   WARD   COMMITTEE. 

Provost  Murray  (Convener'), 

Mr  Scott,  Bailie  Watson,  Treasurer  Eussell,  Provost  Brown, 

Mr  D.  Campbell,  Col.  Mure,  Col.  Campbell,  Mr  A.  C.  Holms,  Mr  Gordon. 

Three  to  form  a  quorum. 

LOWER    WARD    COMMITTEE, 

Provost  Morton  {Convener), 

Sir  M.  E.  8.  Stewart,  Bart.,  Sheriff  Tennent,  Provost  Lang,   Bailie 

Bobert  Neill,  BaiUe  Birkmyre,  Bailie  Campbell. 

Three  to  form  a  quorum, 

T 


^06  APPENDIX. 


€OMMITTEB  APPOINTED  To     SUPBHINTEND     THE    EKECTION  OF  NEW 
PRISON  AT  GREENOCK. 
Provost  Morton  (^Convener), 
Eight  Hon.  Lord  Blantyre,  Sir  M.  R.  S.  Stewart,  Bart.,  Mr  J.  Barna, 
Graham,  Mr  Speir,  Mr  Gilmoiir,  Col.  Campbell  of  Blythswood,  Mr 
Holms,  Col.  Mure,  Mr  Gordon,  Mr  M'Haffie,  Provost  Morton,  Mr 
David  Campbell,  Provost  Lang,  Sheriff  Fraser,  or,  in  his  absence, 
Sheriff  Tennent. 

Five  to  form  a  quorum. 

OFFICERS. 
Paisley  Pnson. 


'Governor — Robert  Bird. 
Matron — Helen  Thomson. 
Housekeeper — Mrs  Bird. 
Teacher  and  Chaplain — Rev.  John 

Fleming,  M.A. 
Surgeon — Dr  James  Paton. 


Clerk— C.  M.  Bird.  '    , 

Head  Warder — Hugh  M'Kay. 
Warders  — John      Wylie,      John 
Gladstone,  John  Craw- 
ford, Jane    Crawford, 
Christina  Blair. 


Night  Warder — Thomas  Kixon. 
Watchman — John  White. 


Gi'eenock  Prison. 
•Keeper — John  Love. 
Matron — Anne  G.  Adatns. 
Chaplain — Mr  Donald  Brotchie, 
Surgeon — Dr  Shortridge 


Warders — Alex.  Grant,  William 
Grant,  Isaac  Aston,  Mrs 
Fleming,  Andrew  Love. 

Watchman- — Duncan  Campbell. 


PolloTcshaws  Prison. 

Keeper — John  Brown. 
Matron — Mrs  BroWn. 
'Surgeon — Dr  Walker. 


l)tstRicT  Board  of  Lunacy. 

Patrick  Fraser,  Esq.,  Sheriff  of  the  County. 

Sheriff  Tennent. 

Right  Hon.  Lord  Blantyre. 

David  Murray,  Esq.,  Provost  of  Paisley. 

James  Morton,  Esq.,  Provost  of  Greenock. 

Robert  Neill,  Esq.,  one  of  the  Bailies  of  Greenock,. 

John  Gordon,  Esq.,  of  Aitkenhead. 

Robert  M'Haffie,  of  Eastwood. 

Allan  Gilmour,  Esq.,  of  Eaglesham. 

Thomas  Speir,  Esq.,  of  Blackstoun. 

Col.  Campbell,  Esq.,  of  Blythswood. 

A.  0.  Holms,  Esq.,  of  Sandyford. 

William  Russell,  Esq.,  one  of  the  Town  Council  of  Paisley. 


APPENDIX. 


207 


Justices  of  the  Peace. 

Paisley  District. 


Alexander,  Claud,  of  Ballochmyle 
Arthur,  James,  of  Barshaw 
Abercrombie,  William,  banker 
Baird,  John,  Netherhill 
Barclay,  James,  Canal  Bank 
Bell,  William,  Renfrew 
Boyd,  George,  Renfrew 
Brough,  Peter,  Oakshawhead 
Brown,  Hugh,  Egypt  Park 
Brown,  John,  Causeyside 
Brown,  Robert,  Underwood  Park 
Cattanach,  Alex.,  Auchentorlie 
Clark,  James,  Camphill 
Coats,  James,  yr.,  of  Woodside 
Coats,  Sir  Peter,  of  Woodside 
Coats,  Thomas,  of  Perguslie 
Craig,  Archibald,  Gateside 
Fleming,  Andrew,  Fulwood 
Glen,  Thomas,  Hawkhead  Mills 
Guilleaume,  Peter,  banker.  Paisley 
Holms,  Archibald  C,  of  Sandy  ford 
Holms,  William,  of  Brabloch 
Hutchison,  Arciiibald,  Fairhill 
Huteheson,  John,  Garthland  Place 
K«rr,  James,  Underwood 


Lamb,  J.  J.,  Underwood  Cottage 
Macfarlane,  Hugh,  banker,  Gilmour 

street 
MacKean,  William,  merchant 
MacKean,  James  Anderson,  Cal- 

side 
Macgregor,    Patrick    Comyn,    of 

Brediland 
Millar,  Andrew,  Dean  of  Faculty  of 

Procurators 
Millar,  James,  Adelphi  House 
Morgan,  John,  of  Greenlaw 
Murray,  David,  Castlehead 
Philips,  William,  of  Orossftat 
Pollock,  Alexander,  jr.,  Riccartsbar 
Pollock,  Alex.  Russell,  Greenhill 
Poison,  Wm.,  starch  manufacturer 
Richardson,  Thomas,  of  Ralston 
Russell,  William,  High  street 
Reid,  John,  Whitehall 
Scott,  Matthew,  Gateside 
Sharp,  David  Galbraith,  merchant 
Whitehead,  Joseph,  of  Kilnside 
Wilson,  George,  West  Hurlet 
Wotherspoon,  William,  Maxwellton 


Sheriff-Depute  and  Sheriff-Substitutes  of  Renfrewshire,  and  the  Provost 
and  Magistrates  of  Paisley,  for  the  time  being. 

Henfce.'^sliire  Police. 

Head  Quarters— 3  County  Place.. 
Chief  Constable—Robert  Hunter,  Paisley. 

Paisley  District— Superintendent— John  Gildawie,  Paisley.    Stations 

'"Incliinnan,  *Paisley,  and  Yoker. 
Kilbarchan  District— Inspector— John  M'Farlane,  Kilbarchan.   Stations 
Bishopton,  Crossliei   Elderslie,   Kilbarchan,  *Linwood,  and> 
Lochwinnoch, 
Barrhead   District— InspeetOE— John   Howden,   Barrhead.      Stations — 

Barrhead,  NitshUL,  Neilston,  and  Newton  Mearns. 
Pollokshaws  District— Inspector— Robert  Russell,  Pollokshaws.    Stations 
— Busby,    by    Glasgow,    *Cathcart,    Crossbill,  Baglesham, 
Kinning  Park,  Pollokshaws,  Strathbungo,  and  Thornliebank. 

Greenock  District— Inspector— Joseph  Wood,  Port-Glasgow.    Stations 

*Gourock,  *Greenock,  Inverkip,  Kilmalcolm,  *Port-Glasgow. 
Those  marked  (*)  are  Sergeants'  Stations. 
The  Force  is  Composed  of  the  Chief  Constable,  1  Superintendent,  4 
Inspectors,  7  Sergeants,  and  29  Constables — 42. 

Commissary  Court- 

Held  every  Thursday  at  Eleven  o'Clock  Forenoon. 

Patrick  Fraser,  Commissary. 

Hugh  Cowan,  Commissary  Depute. 

John  Bartlemore,  Commissary  Clerk— OfiSce,  County  Buildings,. 


208 


APPENDIX. 


County  Police  Committee* 

Chairman — Thomas  Speir,  of  Blackstoun. 


The  Eight  Hon.  Lord  Blantyre. 

The  Right  Hon.  the  Earl  of  Glas- 
gow. 

The  Sheriff  of  the  County. 

Hugh  Cowan,  Sheriff  Substitute, 
Paisley. 

H.  L.  Tennent,  Sheriff  Substitute, 
Greenock. 

Sir  M.  R.  Shaw  Stewart,  Bart. 

John  G.  Barnes  Graham,  of  Kirk- 
hill  and  Oraigallion. 

Allan  Gilmour,  of  Eaglesham. 

John  Gordon,  of  Aitkenhead. 

Alexander  Crum,  of  Thornliebank. 
Chief  Constable- 
Clerk— Ja.  Caldwell,  Clerk  of  Supply. 

Auditors — Messrs   John    Fisher   and   John   M'-Gown,  Accountants,, 
Paisley. 


Robert  M'Haffie,  of  Eastwood. 
J.  C.  Wakefield,  of  Eastwood  Park. 
Thomas     Speir,    of     Blackstoun, 

chairman. 
Col.  Campbell,  of  Blythswood. 
Captain  Greig,  of  Muirshields. 
Colonel  Mure,  of  Caldwell. 
Henry  Lee  Harvey,  Castle&emple. 
Matthew  Algie,  Langside. 
A.  C.  Holms,  of  Sandford. 
The  Provost  of  PoUokshaws. 
Provost  Lang,  Port-Glasgow. 
Bailie  Birkmyre,  Port-Glasgow. 

-Robert  Hunter. 


Sheriff  Court, 

Court  Hall,  Coimty  Buildings. 
Sits  every  Tuesday  during  Session. 

Hugh  Dempster,  sheriff-clerk. 
Thomas  MArthur,  sheriff-clerk 
depute. 


Patrick  Eraser,  sheriff, 

Hugh  Cowan,  sheriff-substitute, 


SlieriS  Small  Deist  Court,  and  Court  uncLer  Certain 
DeTots  Reo  every  Act,  1867. 

Court  Hall,  County  Buildings. 

Held  every  Thursday,  at  Eleven  o'clock,  during  Session, 

Hugh  Dempster,  clerk.  |     Thomas  M'Arthur,  depute-clerk. 

Alexander  M'Kechnie,  Bar  OfScer. 


Burgh  Courts. 

A  Court  is  held  in  the  forenoon  of  every  lawful  day,  in  the  Convene 
Room,  at  Ten  o'clock,  for  the  despatch  of  Criminal  business  ;  and,  a 
Court  is  held,  when  necessary  (immediately  after  the  Criminal  Court} 
for  the  despatch  of  civil  causes. 

William  Hodge,  Clerk.  George  Hart,  Fiscal^ 


APPENDIX. 


20D 


Faculty  of  Procurators. 

Incorporated  by  Royal  Charter,  24th  June,  1803. 
Andrew  Millar.  |  Treasurer— John  M'Innes. 

Councillors. 
William  Reid.  James  Caldwell.  Thomas  Walker. 

Examinators. 

Archibald  Gardfler.    Robert  Macfarlane.    James  H.  Dunn. 

Clerk — John  Bartlemore.     |      Fiscal— George  Hart. 

Procurators  for  the  Poor. 

Walter    Holmes,   for    Johnstone 

district 
A.  R.  Ferguson,  for  Pollokshaws, 

Neilston,  and  Barrhead 

William  Conneil,  for  Lochwinnocb 

Auditors  of  Treasurer's  Accounts — The  Dean  and  Councillors. 

Auditor  of  Procurators'  Accounts — William  Hodge. 

Curators  of  Library — David  Sample,  David  Young,  James  H.  Dunn. 

Officer— Alex.  M'Kechnie. 

MEMBERS. 


Dean- 


PAISLEV    DISTHICT. 

jAmes  Caldwell. 
Ilrancis  Martin. 
Robert  Russell 


Anderson,  Mat.,  Neilston  .... 

1832 

Holmes,  John,  Johnstone 

..     1849 

Dartlemore,  John 

1853 

Holmes,  Walter,  Johnstone 

).      1862 

Brownlie,  Archibald,, Barrhead  IS.-ie 

Martin,  Francis 

..   186a 

Caldwell,  James       

1849 

Millar,  Andrew, 

..     1818 

Campbell,  David,;     

1847 

Millar,  John,  Dunoon 

...     1831 

Campbell,  Thomas, 

1853 

Macfarlane,  Robert... 

..     1869 

Gonnell,  William,  Lochwin- 

M'Farlane,  Graham, 

..     1811 

noch,          ..          

1829 

M'Innes,  John 

..     1841 

Dunn,  James  H 

1861 

M'Lean,  Wm.,  Glasgow, 

..     1824 

Ferguson,  Alex.  Robertson, 

MacRobert,  Thomas, 

..     18f,8 

Neilston    ...         

1865 

Reid,  John,  Johnstone 

..     1842 

Gardner,  Archibald, 

1828 

Reid,.  William, 

..     1829 

Gardner  J.  Neilson 

1864 

Russell,  Robert 

..     1866 

Hart,  George            

1861 

SemplCj  David 

..     1831 

Hector,  \Vm.,  PoIlokshawSi.. 

1825 

Walker,  Thomas      ... 

..     1853 

Henderson,  R.  L., 

1858 

Young,  David  . 

..     18C1 

Hodge,  William       

183U 

Procurators  of  Court  n( 

)t  Members  of  Faculty. 

Crawford, 

John; 

Kirkwood,  Allan* 

Sheriff  0£S.cers. 

Alex.  M-Kechnie,  4  Moss  IStreet,  also  Messenger-at-Arms. 

James  Paterson,  Terrace  Buildings. 

John  Harkness,  14  High  Street. 

Alex.  Campbell,  4  Moss  Street.  George  Gregory,  4  Moss  Street. 

Joseph  Biruie  Cockburn,  4  Moss  Street. 


Justice  of  Peace  Constalsles. 


PAISLEY. 

John  Harkness,  sen.,  14  High  Street 
John  Harkness,  jun.,  14  High  Street 
Alex.  M'Kechnie,  MossStrest 
Alex.  Campbell,  Moss  Street 
Joseph  Birnie  Cockburn,  4  Moss  St. 


James  Giffen  Paterson,  Terrace  > 
Buildings 

JOHNSTONE.  . 

William  Steel 
William  Giffen.. 


210 


APPENDIX. 


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Daniel  Robertson 
Thomas  Gibb 
William  Richmond 
Duncan  Robertson 
John  Neilson 
James  Osborne 
W^illiam  Gardner 

Angus  Leitch 
John  Richardson 
William  Pinkerton 
Daniel  Black 
John  M'Kinlay 
Peter  Fulton 

James  Galbraith 
James  Nimmo 
A.  Tannahill 
Joseph  A.  Falconer 
James  Crawford 
William  Sorley 

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Leaders  of  Psalmody.: 

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Gilbert  Ross 
Louis  HoPck 
James  M'Ghee 
John  W^aterslon 
James  Smith 
Thomas  Callander 
Thomas  Mitchell 

William  Ferguson 
Richard  F.M-Gibbor 
John  Ballantine 
Alexander  Youll 
Vacant 
William  Lambie 

Various. 

Various 

James  Moir 

R.  Lee 

Various 

James  Roy  Fraser 

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James  Cameron  Lees 
James  Dodds 
John  Smith 
John  Martin 
J.  Douglas  Stewart 
Robert  Duncan 
John  Ren  wick 
Christopher  M'Kune 
John  M'Lean 

Alexander  M'Intosh 
J.  B.  Sturrock 
William  M'ludoe 
William  Fraser 
John  Thomson 
Alex.  Pollock 

Andrew  Henderson 
George  C  Hutton 
Andrew  Elder 
William  France 
James  Brown 
Andw.  G.  Fleming 

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George  Street 
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Shuttle  Street 
Orr  Square 
77  Broomlands 
School  Wynd 
.36  New  Street 
75  Causeyside 

16  Abbey  Close 
12  Canal  Street 
21  George  Street 
50  O-akshaw  Street 
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9  Thread  Street 

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APPENDIX. 


Second  Battalion  Renfrewshire  Rifle  Volunteers. 
Rank  and  Names  of  Officers  of  the  above  Battalion. 


Rank. 

Names. 

Corps. 

Stations. 

Lieut.-Col. 

William  Mure, 

Battn. 

Caldwell  House. 

Major 

Alexander  Fullerton, 

„ 

Paisley. 

^^ 

William  Carlile, 

,, 

Do. 

Captain 

Andrew  Millar, 

6th 

Do. 

John  Fullerton, 

3rd 

Do 

John  Harvey, 

17th 

Loehwinnoch. 

^^ 

James  Loudon, 

9th 

Johnstone. 

^^ 

John  Jack, 

20th 

Renfrew. 

i> 

John  Hodgart, 

15th 

Kilbarchan. 

" 

Robert  Peacock, 

14rh 

Paisley. 

Thomas  Glen  Coats, 

24th 

Do. 

Lieut. 

William  Murray, 

(jth 

Do. 

Thomas  K.  Cameron, 

14th 

Do. 

James  Dobie, 

3rd 

Do. 

^^ 

Robert  Graham, 

., 

Do. 

^^ 

James  F.  Donald, 

9th 

Johnstone. 

J) 

Robert  Wylie, 

17th 

Loehwinnoch. 

Robert  Rowand, 

24th 

Paisley. 

^^ 

Campbell  Gillan, 

20th 

Renfrew. 

,, 

Oliver  Macgregor, 

15th 

Kilbarchan. 

Ensign 

William  Bell, 

3rd 

Paisley. 

^^ 

Andrew  Glen, 

17th 

Loehwinnoch. 

i> 

Francis  Christie, 

9th 

Johnstone. 

,, 

William  Loudon, 

20th 

Renfrew. 

,j 

Henry  Paterson, 

6th 

Paisley. 

,, 

John  N.  Gardner, 

14th 

Do. 

jj 

Jas.  A.  D.  MacKean, 

24th 

Do. 

17 

15th 

Kilbarchan. 

Adjutant 

Spence  D.  Turner, 

Battn. 

Paisley. 

Surgeon 

James  T.  Donald, 

,t 

Do. 

Asst.  Surg. 

W.  Campbell, 

» 

Kilbarchan. 

)i 

Hugh  S.  Colligan, 

)» 

Paisley. 

Chaplain. 

Robert  Stephen, 

Renfrew. 

Hon.  Secy. 

Robert  Macfarlane, 

" 

Paisley. 

Paisley  Cemetery  Company. 

Instituted  1845. 
Board  of  Management. 
William  Philips,  Esq.,  Governor. 
Directors. 
William  Gibson,  I       David  Seraple, 

John  Snodgrass,  |       Thomas  Coats, 

Walter  Allison,  I      William  Forbes, 

John  M'Gown,  |       Dundas  S.Porteous 

Secretaries  and  Treasurers- 
Superintendent- 


Thomas  Crichton,  . 
Matthew  Scott, 
W-^m.  Abercrombie, 


Hodge,  Young,  &  Martin. 
John  Murray. . 


APPENDIX. 


213 


Paisley  Infirmary- 
Year  Oommenciag  1st  April,  1870. 
BOARD      OF    DIRECTORS. 
Mr  Matthew  Scott,  President. 
Mr  William  Gillespie,  Treasurer.       |      Mr  William  Hodge,  Secretary. 


Sir  Peter  Coats, 
Provost  Murray, 
Trea>urer  Russell, 
Messrs  Wm.  Abercrombie, 
James  Clark, 
William  Coats, 
Robt.  P.  Dalziel. 
John  Walker,  Jun., 

John  Bain,  Resident  Surgeon 
Mrs  Courtoy,  Matron. 

QUARTEKLY 

From  1st  April  to  1st  July. 
Mr  Wm.  Abercrombie  {Convene^^"), 
Provost  Murray, 
Messrs  James  M'Murchy, 
William  Boyd. 


Messrs  James  M'Murchy, 
William  Boyd, 
James  Arthur, 
William  Philips, 
John  M'Gown, 
James  Millar,  Manuf., 
Robert  Russell. 


Rev.  J.  D.  Stewart,  Chaplain. 
COMMITTEES. 

From  1st  Oct.  to  1st  Jan.,  1871. 
Treasurer  Russell  (  Convener), 
Measrs  James  Arthur, 
John  M'Gown, 
Sir  Peter  Coats. 


From  1st  July  to  1st  Octobbii. 
Messrs  James  Millar  {Convener), 
James  Clark, 
R.  F.  Dalziel, 
John  Walker,  Jun. 


From  1st  Jan.,  1871,  to  1st  April. 
Messrs  William  Coats  {Convener}^ 
William  Hodge, 
William  Philips, 
Robert  Russell. 


The  President  and  Treasurer,   ex-offlciis.    Members  of  each  Quarterly 
,  Committee. 

Account  Committee. 

The    President,   Messrs  William  Abercrombie,   James  Millar,  Williami 
Russell,  and  William  Coats.     The  President,  Convener. 

Library  Committee. 

The  President,  the  Treasurer,  and  the  Members  of  the  Medical  Board, 

Medical  Board, 

Acting  Physician,  Dr  Richmond;  Acting  Surgeon,  Dr  Taylor;  Con- 
sulting Physician,  Dr  M'Kechnie;  Consulting  Surgeon,  Dr  Graham. 

The  Dispensary  is  open  every  day  froin  10  till  11  A.M.  for  advice;  and 
from  11  A.M.  till  12  noon,  and  from  5  til!  6  P.M.,  for  Dispensing  Medicine. 
On  Tuesdays  and  Fridays  attendance  will  be  given  in  the  Dispensary 
from  12  to  1  p.m.,  for  Vaccinating  Children.  Friends  of  Patients  admitted 
daily  from  lU  till  11  A.M. 

One  Ticket  admits  a  Fever  Patient,  and  Two  Tickets  a  Medical  of 
Surgical  Patient,  to  the  House,  on  the  certificate  of  any  Medical 
gentleman. 


214 


APPENDIX. 


Parochial  Board,  Paisley,  1870-'7l. 

Inspector's  Department. 

.  S.  Brown,  Inspector.  Peter  Baine,  Assistant  Inspector. 

John  Muir,  Clerk.  James  Kenfrew,  Collector. 

PooRHOUSE  Department. 

William  M'Kenzie,  Governor.         Agnes  Baird,  Matron. 

William  Aitken,  Chaplain.  Robert  Falconer,  Surgeon. 

John  Nicholson,  Porter. 


James  Millar,  Esq.,  Chairman. 


Provost  Murray- 
Bailies  Watson 

Park 

Fisher 

Cochran 
Messrs  William  Craw 

John  Carswell 

John  Young 


Messrs  John  Muir 

John  M'Lean 
R.  F.  Dalziel 
Wm.  Campbell 
And  W.Walker 
James  Fergus 
Arthur  Lewis 


JMessrs  John  Walker 
Mattw.  Brown 
James  Lang 
James  Barclay 
A.  M'Keuzie 
R.  Richardson 
Jas.  Hamilton 


committees. 

Assessment. 
Provost  Murray,  Bailies  Park,   Cochran,  Messrs  R.  F.  Dalziel,  James 
Fergus,  Archd.  M'Kenzie,  William  Craw,  James  Hamilton,  Andrew 
Walker,  John  Young,  William  Campbell,  James  Barclay,  Con. 


Administraticm  of  Relief. 
Bailie  Watson,  Messrs  R.  F.  Dalziel,  Arthur  Lewis,  Andrew  Walker, 
James  Barclay,  John  Muir,  Matthew  Brown,  John  Young,  John 
Carswell,    James    Lang,    Archd.    M'Kenzie,     John    Walker,    R, 

Richardson,  Con.  

Poorhouse. 
Bailies  Fisher,   Park,  Messrs  James  Barclay,  Arthur  Lewis,  James 
Lang,  Archd.  M'Kenzie,   William  Campbell,  R.  F.  Dalziel,  Andrew 
Walker,  Matthew  Brown,  William  Craw,  James   Fergus,   Bailie 

Watson,  Con.  

Finance. 
Bailie  Watson,  Messrs  James  Barclay,  Robert  Richardson,  John  Muir, 

R.  F.  Dalziel,  Con.  

Committees  to  visit  the  Pooi'house   Weekly 

1 Provost  Murray,  Bailies  Park,  Cochran,  Con. 

2. — Messrs  William  Craw,  John  Young,  Bailie  Fisher,  Con. 
3.— Bailie  Watson,  Messrs  John  Carswell,  John  Muir,  Con. 
4. — Messrs  Archd.  M'Kenzie,  James  Hamilton,  James  Millar,  Con. 
5. — Bailie  Watson,  Messrs  Robert  Richardson,  James  Fergus,  Con. 
6. — Messrs  James  Millar,  James  Barclay,  Andrew  Walker,  Con.. 
7. — Messrs  Arthur  Lewis,  John  Walker,  Wm.  Campbell,  Con. 
8. — Messrs  James  Lang,  Matthew  Brown,  R.  F.  Dalziel,  Con. 


BURGH  ASYLUM. 

William  M'Kenzie,  superintendent ;  Robert  Falconer,  surgeon  ; 
Peter  Thomson,  male  attendant;  Mrs-M'Ken^tje,  head  female  attendant; 
Mary  Paul,  female  attendants 


APPENDIX.  215 


Aldlsey  Parochial  Board. 

Inspector's  Department. 

Kobert  Kobertson,  Inspector.  Donald  Sutherland,  Assistant  Inspector. 

Robert  Rowand,  Clerk.  Robert  Oliver,  Collector. 

PooRHousE  Department. 

C.  W.  Laing,  Governor.  Mrs  Chapman,  Matron. 

Mrs  Ridge,  and  Mrs  Shaw,  Assistant  Matrons. 

James  Sproul,  Chaplain.  William  Hume,  Clerk. 

Thomas  Graham,  M.D.,  Surgeon. 
John  Agnew,  Porter.         Charles  Lochrie,  Baker. 


Rev.  James  C.  Lees,  Chairman  of  the  Board, 
and  tx-offkis  Members  of  all  the  Committees. 


COMMITTEES. 

GENERAL  AND  HOUSE  COMMITTEE.  v^ 

Rev.  J.  C.  Lees,  Chairman, 
William  Poison,  Esq.,  Vlce-Chairmau, 
Messrs  John  Salmon,  John  Muir,  Robert  Blair,  James  Finlaysoti, 
Thomas  Porter,  William  Johnstone,  Robert  M'Quaker,  Thos.  Bonnar, 
Robert  Douglas,  Thomas  Jack,  Andrew  Millar,  William  Taylor,  John 
Weir,  James  Strang,  Hugh  Caldwell ;  Revs.  J.  C.  Lees,  James  Dodds  j 
Messrs  John  Pinkerton,  William  Cochran,  James  Anderson,  Jamea 
Myles,  James  M'Lauchlan,  William  Jamieson,  John  Cochran,  James 
Wilson,  sen.,  James  Wilson,  jun.,  Thomas  Peacock,  Daniel  Muir,  John 
Snodgrass,  David  Patrick,  William  Poison,  John  Robertson,  Archibald 
Renfrew,  Robert  Cochran,  Alexander  Muir,  William  Peock,  George 
Hamilton,  John  M'lnnes,  William  Holms. 

Eight  a  Quorum. 


RELIEF  COMMITTEE. 

For  taking  charge  of  all  matters  regarding  the  administration  of 
Relief  to  Paupers,  and  the  Education  of  Pauper  Children,  and 
advising  with  the  Inspector  thereanent. 

Messrs  Robert  Blair,  Thomas  Porter.  Thomas  Bonnar,  Robert 
Douglas,  Thomas  Jack,  William  Taylor,  John  Weir,  James  Strang, 
Hugh  Caldwell ;  Rev.  'J.  Dodds  ;  Messrs  John  Pinkerton,  William 
Cochran,  James  Anderson,  James  M'Lachlan,  William  Jamieson, 
John  Cochran,  Thomas  Peacock.  Daniel  Muir,  John  Snodgrass,  David 
Patrick,  Archibald  Renfrew,  Robert  Cochran. — Mr  Jamieson,  Convener, 
Five  a  Quorum. 


ASSESSMENT,  FINANCE,  AND   LAW    COMMITTEE. 

For  disposing  of  all  appeals  against  Assessments,  and  taking  charge 
of  all  matters  of  Finance  and  questions  of  Law. 
Messrs  James  Myles,  John  Salmon,  William  Johnstone,  William 
Jamieson,  William  Holms,  John  M'lnnes,  James  Wilson,  sen.,  James 
Wilson,  jun.,  Hugh  Caldwell,  Robert  M'Quaker,  William  Peock,  Wm. 
Taylor. — Mr  Myles,  Convener. 

Three  «,  Quorum. 


216 


APPENDIX. 


SANITARY   COMMITTEE. 

Appointed  tinder  "  Public  Health  (Scotland)  Act." 
Mr    James    Myles,    John    Salmon,   William   Johnstone,   William 
Jamieson,  William  Holms,  John  M'Innes,  James  Wilson,  sen.,  James 
Wilson,  jun.,   Hugh   Caldwell,  Eobert    M'Quaker,   William    Peock, 
William  Taylor.— Mr  Myles,  Convene?: 

Three  a  Quorum. 


COMMITTEES. 

Appointed  by  House  Committee. 


Ground  Committee. 

Messrs  William  Poison. 

"  James  Wilson,  sen. 

"  James  Wilson,  jun. 

"  John  Salmon. 

"  George  Hamilton. 

"  James  Myles, 

"  James  Strang. 

Mr  Myles,  Convener, 


Repair  Committee. 

Messrs  William  Poison. 

"  Hugh  Caldwell. 

"  John  Pinkerton. 

"  William  Cochran. 

"  John  Cochran. 

"  William  Peock. 

"  Eobert  M'Quaker. 

Mr  Pinkerton,  Convener. 


ABBEY  ASYLUM. 

C.  W.  Laing,  superintendent ;  Mrs  Chapman,  matron  ;  T.  Graham, 
M.D.,  surgeon ;  Thomas  Holms,  head  male  attendant;  John  Gardiner, 
George  Murray,  Roderick  M'Donald,  male  attendants  ;  Mrs  Holms, 
head  female  attendant;  Margaret  White  and  Euphemia  Douglas, 
female  assistant  attendants. 


rarliamentary  Constitu- 
ency. 

1st  Ward,  518 

2d       „       777 

8d       „       701 

4th     „       853 

6th      „       744 

Total  Constituency,  3593 


Valuation  of  Burgli. 


High  Parish,    ... 
Middle  „ 
Low,      „ 
Abbey,  „ 
Part  of  Renfrew, 


£30,803 

28,563 

18,395 

40,260 

186 


Railways  and  Canal,  7977 


£126,184  18     6 


To'V7n  Officers. 

John  Harkness,  14  High  Street.  John  Harkness,  Town  Drummer  and 
Town  Crier,  14  High  Street.  Landeemer's  Day,  2d  Tuesday  iu 
Juae,  for  perambulating  Burgh  marches. 


APPENDIX.  217 


BANKS 


Bank  of  Scotland. 

Instituted  1695. 

8  St.  Mikrek  Street. 

Head   Office — Bank   Street,   Edinburgh. 

London  Office— 11  Old  Broad  Street. 

Open  from  10  till  3,  and  on  Saturdays  from  10  till  12. 

John  Hutcheson,  agent. 
Alexander  Boyd,  accountant.  James  Ross,  teller. 

Bobert  Gibson,  Wm.  E,  Barbour,  and  John  Macalaster,  clerks. 
Eobert  Lochhead,  porter — house,  6  Moss  street. 
The  Bank  negotiates  Bills  and  grants  Letters  of  Credit  on  all  the 
principal  towns  in  Scotland,  England,  and  Ireland.  Draws  on  their 
Branch  in  London,  at  11  Bond  Street ;  Smith,  Payne,  &  Smiths  ; 
Coutts  &  Co. ;  the  Bank  of  England,  London  ;  and  on  the  Colonies 
and  Foreign  Countries;  also  issues  Circular  Notes  of  £10  and  £20 
each  free  of  charge,  for  the  use  of  travellers  and  others  in  all  parts 
of  the  world, 

^rational  Bank  of  Scotland, 

Instituted,  21st  March.  1825,  and  incorporated  by  Royal  Charter. 
Governor— The  Right  Honourable  the  Earl  of  Dalhousie,  K.T.,  G.C.B. 
General  Manager — "William  James  Duncan,  Esq. 
Head    Office — 42    St.    Andrew   Square,    Edinburgh. 
London  Office— 37  Nicholas  Lane,  E.G. 
Paisley  Office— 1  Forbes  Place. 
Peter  Guilleaume,  agent. 
Robert  Brodie,  assistant  agent  and  accountant.        John  Melvin,  teller. 
Robert  Edmonds  and  John  Blair  Walker,  clerks. 
Joseph  Carter,  porter — house,  13  Causeyside. 
Draw  on   Glyn,  Mills,   &  Co.,   Coutts  &  Co.,  and  the  Union  Bank  of 
Loudon,-  Fould  &  Co.,  Paris  ;  J.  &  J.  Stuart  &  Co.,  New  York;  and 
have  correspondents  in  all  the  principal  towns  in  Scotland,  England, 
and  Ireland,  aud  in  the  Colonies.     The  National  Bank  of  Scotland 
issue  Foreign  Credits  and  Circular  Notes,  available  in  all  parts  of 
the  world,  and  they  negotiate  Bills  in  every  place  in  Scotland,  Eng- 
land, Ireland,  and  abroad,  where  there  is  a  Bank  or  Banker. 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company. 

Instituted  1838. 
7  High  Street  (Cross). 
Open  from  10  till  3,  and  on  Saturdays  from  10  till  12. 
David  Campbell,  agent.         James  Lamb,  accountant. 
James  S.  Robertson,  clerk. 
Draw  on  Barnetts,  Hoares,  Hanburys,  Lloyd,  bankers,  London ;  and 
the  London  and  Westminster  Bank,  London  ;  and  negotiate  Bills 
and  grant  Credits  on  the  principal  towns  in  Scotland,  England,  and 
Ireland  ;  also,  on  the  Bank  of  British  North  America,  Canada,  Nova 
Scotia,  New  Brunswick,  and  Vancouver  Island. 
U 


218  APPENDIX. 

Sritisli  Linen  Company's  Bank. 

Instituted  1746. 

17  Gilmour  Street. 

Open  from  10  o'clock  forenoon  till  3  afternoon — Shuts  at  12  on 

Saturday. 

Hugh  Macfarlane,  agent. 

Alex.  Gardiner,  accountant.    Peter  Clark,  teller.    And.  Paterson,  clerk< 

Miller,  porter — house,  3  Thread  Street. 

Draw  on,  and  Negotiate  Bills,  through — 


Smith,  Payne,  &  Smith,  London. 

The  Bank  of  England  and  Branches 

The  Bank  of  Ireland  and  Branches 

Carlisle  and  Cumberland  Bank  and 
Branches. 

Bank  of  Whitehaven. 

J.  Backhouse  &  Co.,  Darlington, 
and  Branches. 

Samuel  Smith  &  Co.,  Nottingham. 

Sheffield  and  Kotherham  Bank. 

National  Provincial  Bank  of  Eng- 
land and  Branches. 

Halifax  Joint  Stock  Bank. 

Huddersfield  Banking  Company 
and  Branches. 


Bradford  Banking  Company,  Brad- 
ford. 

Wauklyn  &  Co.,  Buenos  Ayres. 

James  G.  Kings,  Sons,  New  York. 

London  and  South  African  Bank 
and  Branches. 

English,  Scottish,  and  Australian 
Chartered  Bank  and  Branches. 

Bank  of  New  Zealand  and  Branches 

Bank  of  Australasia  and  Branches 

Bank  of  Otago  (Limited)  and 
Branches. 

Bank  of  British  Columbia  and 
Agencies. 

Bank  of  Montreal  and  Agencies. 


And  the  principal  towns  in  Scotland,  and  all  places  where  there 
is  a  bank. 

City  of  G-lasgow  Bank, 

Instituted  1839. 

Tempoeary  Premises,  109  High  Street,  Terrace  Buildings. 

Alex.  Pollock,  jun.,  agent. 

Robert  Leckie,  Accountant.  James  Brown,  teller. 

John  Dougall,  James  Ballantyne,  and  Carus  Anderson,  clerks. 

Draws  on  Loudon  Joint  Stock  Bank,  London,  and  on  all  the  principal 

towns  in  England,  Ireland,  and  Scotland.     Negotiates  Bills  on  all 

places  where  there  is  a  Bank  or  Banker. 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland^ 

Instituted  1829,  and  Incorporated  under  Act  of  Parliament. 
3  GiLMouR  Street. 
William  Abercrombie,  agent. 
William  Eobb,  teller.  David  C.  Bell,  accountant. 

John  Scott,  W.  E.  W.  Merrylees,  and  Edward  M.  Bruce,  clerks. 
William  Eussell,  messenger — house,  48  Moss  Street. 
Draws  on  Glyn,  Mills,  &  Co.,  London  ;  and  on  nearly  all  the  principal 
towns  in  England,  Ireland,  and  Scotland  ;  De  Eothschilds  Freres, 
Paris  ;  J.  G.  Kings,  Sons,  New  York  ;  Union  Bank  of  Australia, 
Sydney,  Melbourne ;  and  other  branches  ;  Bank  of  Montreal,  &c., 
&c.  Negotiates  Bills  on  all  towns  in  Great  Britain  and  Ireland 
where  there  is  a  banker. 


APPENDIX.  219 


National  Security  Savings  Bank- 

Instituted  May,  1838. 

Opfice — 14  GiLMOUR  Street. 

Chairman — Arclid.  Craig.  Deputy-Chairman— Thos.  Coats. 

William  Abercrombie,  Treasurer. 

Actuary — John  M'Gown.  Auditor — Thomas  Risk. 

Committee  of  Management  for  1870  : — 


Messrs.  Archd.  C.  Holms, 
"William  Gillespie, 
James  A.  MacKean, 
William  Gibson, 
David  Campbell, 
T.  W.  Macalpine, 
John  Poison, 
David  Gilmour, 
Alex.  King, 
James  M'Murchy, 
Thos.  Crichton, 


Messrs.  James  Johnston, 
George  Masson, 
William  Poison, 
Archd.  Hutchison, 
John  Walker. 
John  Lamberton, 
William  Reid, 
Archd.  Bell, 
Wm.  Wotherspoon, 
Wm.  Hodge, 
Eobert  F.  Dalziel. 


The  Bank  is  open  for  receiving  and  paying  on  Monday,  Tuesday, 
Thursday,  and  Saturday  from  10  till  3  o'clock,  and  on  Saturday 
Evening  from  6  till  9  for  receiving  only. 

Penny  Saving's  Banks. 

In  connection  with  the  following  Sabbath  School  or  Home  Mission 
Associations,  are  open  every  Saturday  evening,  for  receiving  Deposits 
from  One  Penny  upwards  : — 

Reformed  Presbyterian  Church,  36  Wellmeadow ;  North  Church, 
Love  Street;  George  Street  Baptist  Church,  Church  Hall;  Canal 
Street  U.P.  Church,  Library  Hall:  Abbey  Close  U.P.  Church,  11 
Abbey  Str.  et ;  Free  South  Church,  Session  House  ;  Free  High  Church, 
79  George  Street  (in  connection  with  Storie  Street  Mission  of  Free 
High  Church)  ;  Free  St.  George's  Church,  104  Causeyside  ;  Middle 
Church,  Hunter  Street ;  Fi-ee  Middle  Church,  27  Back  Sneddon  and 
Inkermann  ;  WiUiamsburgh  Mission,  Dickson  School  Room  ;  Abbey, 
Lawn  Street  School  Room ;  Canal  Street  Independent,  Wilson  Hall. 

The  receipts  of  each  are  deposited  in  the  National  Security  Savings 
Bank. 

Each  Bank  is  under  the  Superintendence  of  Trustees  and  a  Com- 
mittee of  Management. 


Bank  Holidays. 


New  Year's  Day Jan.    1 

Queen's  Marriage  Feb.  10 

Good  Friday  April  19 

Queen's  Birthday May  24 


Queen's  Accession June  20 

Queen's  Coronation June  28 

Christmas  Day Dec.  2.ijv 


220  APPENDIX. 


Insurance  Companies. 

FiKE  AND  Life. 

Accident — John  M'Go-wn.  14  Gilmour  Street. 

Alliance  and  Insurance  Co.  of  Scotland,  Fire  and  Life — John  Bartle- 

more,  County  Buildings  (North  end). 
Atlas,  Fire  and  Life — Eobert  Brown  &  Son,  Sneddon  Bridge. 
Britannia,  Fire — James  Hay,  10  High  Street. 
British  Equitable,  Fire  and  Life — George  Weir,  97  High  Street ;  John 

M'Kinlay,  37  New  Street. 
British  Imperial  Corporation,  Fire — Eobert  Waterston,  4  Smithhills. 
Briton  Medical,  Life — James  Hay,  10  High  Street ;  Thomas  Cullen, 

12  St.  James  Place. 
Caledonian,  Fire  and  Life — David  Semple,  16  Gilmour  Street ;  James 

Dalziel,  Wester  Carriagehill. 
Commercial  Union,  Fire  and  Life — Eobt.  Wotherspoon,  50  Maxwellton. 
County,  Fire— John  Lorimer,  Braeside  Cottage,   Millarston  ;  James 

M'Duff,  5  High  Street  (Cross). 
City  of  Glasgow — Andrew  Millar,  jun.,  8  Gilmour  Street ;  Alexander 

Gardner,  3  Moss  Street. 
Economic,  Life — David  Murray,  15  Gilmour  Street. 
English  and  Scottish  Law,  Life — Eeid  &  Henderson,  3  County  Place. 
Edinburgh,  Life — Eobert  Armour,  16  Causeyside ;  James  Macduff,  5 

High  Street  (Cross). 
European,  Life — John  Muir,  23  Moss  Street. 
Guardian  Plate  Glass — James  Winning,  Terrace  Buildings,  109  High 

Street. 
Imperial,  Fire  and  Life — D.  Gilmour,  5  Causeyside ;  David  Murray, 

15  Gilmour  Street;  Andrew  Patersnn,  10  Glen  Lane. 
Insurance  Company  of  Scotland — Wm.  M'lutyre,  sen.,  6  High  Street. 
Lancashire,  Fire  and  Life — Alexander  Gardiner,  3  Caledonia  Street. 
Liverpool  and  London,  and  Globe,  Fire  and  Life — David  Campbell,  7 

High  Street ;  John  M'Gown,  14  Gilmour  Street ;  Robert  Boyd, 

15  Gilmour  Street ;  Eobert  Muir,  24  Orchard  Street ;  John  Muir, 

23  Moss  Street ;  James  Lang,  86  High  Street. 
London  and  General  Plate  Glass — James  Adam,  jun.,  7  Gilmour  Street. 
London,  Fire  and  Life — John  Pollock,  15  Gilmour  Street. 
London  Eoyal  Exchange,  Fire  and  Life — William  Philips,  Forbes 

Place. 
London   and  Lancashire,  Fire  and   Life — Eobert  Wotherspoon,   50 

Maxwellton. 
London  and  Southwark  Insurance  Corporation  (Limited) — 
Manchester,  Fire — Thomas  Walker,  8  Gilmour  Street. 
Mutual  Assurance — Thomas  M'Arthur,  County  Buildings. 
National  Provincial  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Company — Joseph  White- 
head, 6  Moss  Street. 
North  British  and  Mercantile,  Fire  and  Life — Eobert  Armour,    16, 

Causeyside ;     M'Innes   &    Macfarlane,    2    Lawn    Street  ;    Joha 

Hutcheson,  Bank  of  Scotland. 


APPENDIX.  SiSft 


Northern,  Fire  and  Life — James  Winning,  Terrace  Buildings,  109 

High  Street ;  James  Lamb,  Clydesdale  Bank,  7  High  Street. 
Norwich  Union,  Fire  and  Life — James  J.  Lamb,  6  St.  James  Place. 
Queen,  Fire  and  Life — John  Fisher,  4  Oauseyside  ;  William  Brownlie,; 

50  Maxwellton. 
Pelican,  Life — Thomas  Walker,  8  Gilmour  Street. 
Phcenix,  Fire — Archd.  Hodge,  15  Gilmour  Street. 
Provident,  Life — John  Lorimer,  Braeside  Cottage,  Millarston ;  James 

Macduff;  5  High  Street  (Cross). 
Prudential  Assurance  Co. — John  M"D.  Baine,  22  Lady  Lane. 
Reufre^vshire  Agricultural  Cattle — Hodge,  Young,  &  Martin,  County 

Buildings 
Royal  Insurance    Company    of    Liverpool,    Fire    and   Life — James 

Caldwell,  33  Old  Sneddon ;  G.  W.  Macalpine,.  48  Moss  Street. 
Scottish  Amicable,  Life — John  M'Gown,  14  Gilmour  Street. 
Scottish  Commercial,  Life — J.    N.    Gardner,    3    County    Place  ;    P. 

Guilleaume,  National  Bank. 
Scottish  Equitable,  Life— Eobert  Boyd,  15  Gilmour  Street. 
Scottish   Imperial,  Fire  and  Life — Robert  Leckie,  City  of  Glasgow 

Banlc 
Scottish.  Provident  Institution,  Life — Archibald  Hodge,  15  Gilmour 

Street ;  Campbell  &  Russell,  7  High  Street. 
Scottish  Provincial,  Aberdeen,  Fire  and   Life — John   Crawford,   24 

Abbey   Street ;   Reid   &   Henderson,    3    County   Place ;  Robert 

Russell,  11  St.  James  Place. 
Scottish  Union,   Fire  and  Life — Hodge,   Young,.  &  Martin,   County 

Buildings ;.    George    Hart,   5    County    Place ;    Alexander  Hart, 

Churchhlll. 
Scottish  National,,  Fire  and  Life — R.  Congalton,  21  St.  James  Street. 
Scottish  Fire— James  Adam,  County  Buildings  ;  James  Hay,  10  High 

Street ;  James  Brown,  City  of  Glasgow  Bank. 
Scottish  Widows'  Fund,  Life — E.  Wotherspoon,.50  Maxwellton;  James 

Adam,  County  Buildings. 
Standard,  Fii'e  and  Life — William  M'Intyre,  jun.,,  6,  High  Street ;  E.  B. 

Hatriek.  18  Gilmour  Street. 
Steam  Boiler— Jas.H.  Dunn,  School  of  Art  Buildings. 
Sun,  Fire  and  Life — Jas.  H.  Dunn,  School  of  Art  Buildings. 
Victoria  Insurance  Co. — John  Williamson,  11  New  Smithhills. 
West   of   England,    Fire    and    Life — Alex,   Pollock,   jun.,    Terrace 

Buildings  ;   Dalrymple  Lyle,  4  High  Slreet. 
Westminster,  Fire  and  Life — Joseph  Whitehead,  6  Moss  Steeet. 
Welsh  Provincial,  Fire  and  Life — J.  Pollock  &  Co.,  5  Causeyside. 
Yorkshire — William  M'Intyre,  Jun.,  6  High  Street. 


Ee^istrars  of  Birtlis,  Marriages,  and.  Deatlis. 

Abbey  Parish,  Robert  Waterston,  4  Old  Smithhills. 
High  Parish,  Louis  Hoeck,  86  High  street. 
Middle  and  Low  Parishes,  James  Reid,  101  High  streets 
u  2 


222  APPENDIX. 


Pulolic  Offices,  Sec. 

j\bhey  Poor  Eatps,  22  Smithhills— Eobert  Oliver,  collector. 
Bakers'  House  of  Call,  8  High  street — Koi-ert  Lauchian,  keeper. 
Bank  of  Scotland,  8  St.  Mirren  street — John  Hutcheson,  agent. 
British  Linen  Co.'s  Bank.  17  Gilmour  street — Hugh  Macfarlane,  agent. 
Burgh  Trustees'  Office,  County  Buildings — James  Adam,  treasurer. 
Tanal  Office,  18  Canal  street — Hugh  Clark,  manager  and  treasurer. 
Chamberlain's  Office,  County  Buildings — James  Adam. 
City  of  Glasgow  Bank — Terrace  Buildings,  109  High  street — Alexander 

Pollock,  agent. 
Clydesdale  Bank,  7  High  street— David  Campbell,  agent. 
Commissary,  County  Buildings— John  Bartlemore,  clerk. 
Gas  Commissioners,  23  Moss  street — William  Nairne,  treasurer. 
Glasgow  Herald,  2  Gilraour  street — William  B.  Watson,  crrespondent. 
Inland  Revenue,  24  Orchard  street — John  F.  Otter  and  Alfred  Churcber, 

supervisors. 
Justice  of  Peace,  County  buildings — John  Bartlemore,  clerk. 
National  Bank  of  Scotland,  I  Forbes  place — Peter  Guilleaume,  agent. 
North  British  Mail,  4  County  place — James  Drewette,  correspondent. 
Paisley  Herald  and  Renfrewshire  Advertiser,  Waterloo  Place,  2  Gilmour 

street— Richard  Watson,  publisher. 
Paisley  Herald  Printing  (Jffice,10  High  street— sale  shop  and  counting 

house,  Waterloo  place.  2  Gilmour  street — Wm.  B.  Watson,  printer. 
Paisley  and  Renfrewshire  Gazette,  3  Moss  street— J.  &  J.  Cook,  publishers. 
Paisley  and   Renfrewshire  Independent,  Gilmour   street — John   Millar, 

publisher. 
Police  Office,  County  buildings — George  Ingram,  superintendent. 
Police,  County,  County  place — Robert  Hunter,  chief  constable. 
Post  Office,  9  Gilmour  street — Francis  Deans,  postmaster. 
Prison,  County  Buildings — Robert  Bird,  governor. 
Procurator  Fiscal,  Burgh,  5  County  place— George  Hart,  fiscal. 
Procurator  Fiscal,  County,  5  County  place— Daniel  MacFarlan,  fiscal. 
Procurator  Fiscal,  J.P.,  County  buildings  (North  side)— Tlios.  Campbell, 

fiscal. 
Railway,  Renfrew.  Renfrew  road — David  Donaldson,  station-master. 
Railway,  G.  &  P.  Joint  Line,  County  place — D.  M'Kinlay,  superintendent. 
Railway,  Caledonian,  G.  &  P.,  and  Greenock   Section,  County  Place — 

Daniel  M'Kinlay,  goods  and  passenger  agent. 
Renfrewshire  Militia,  barracks,  Williainsburgh — L.   B.    Barr,   quarter- 
master. 
Savings  Bank,  14  Gilmour  Street — John  M'Gown,  actnary. 
Sheriff     Clerk,    County     buildings — Hugh     Dempster,    Clerk — Thomas 

M  'Arthur,  depute-clerk. 
Stamps,  6  High  street— .William  M'Intyre,  distributor. 
Taxes— Burgh  Poor,  8  New  Sneddon— James  Renfrew,  collector. 

„         Police,  County  buildings — James  Adam,  treasurer  and  collector. 

„         Water,  County  buildings — James  Adam,  treasurer  and  collector. 

,,         Prison  and  Road,  County  Buildings — James  Adam,  treasurer  and 
collector. 

„         Rogue  Money,  33  Old  Sneddon — Ja.  Caldwell,  collector. 

„         Income.  1  Cotton  street— James  S.  Smiles,  surveyor. 

„         Income,  6  High  street — William  M'Intyre,  sub-collector. 
Town  Clerk— County  Buildings — William  Hodge,  clerk. 
Union  Bank  of  Scotland,  3  Gilmour  street — William  Abercrombie,  agent. 


APPENDIX.  22S 


Paisley  and  Renfrew  Railway. 

Trains  run  between  Paisley  and  Renfrew  about  every  two  hours. 
Station — Renfrew  Road.  Station-master — David  Donaldson. 

G-lasg^w  and  Paisley  Joint  Line. 

County  Place. 

Manager  and  Secretary — Alexander  Cowan. 
iSuperintenchiit — Daniel  M'Kinlay. 

Inspector — John  Woodrow. 
M'Fadyen  &  Co.,  carting-  agents. 

Caledonian  Railway. 

Chairman — Thomas  Hill. 

General  Manager — James  Smithells.  Goods  Manager — James  Thompson. 

Secretary — Archibald  Gibson. 

Superintendent  at  Paisley — Daniel  M'Kinlay. 

Caledonian  Co.,  carting  agents. 

G-lasf ow  and  Soiitli-"Western  Rail77ay, 

-,  Chairinan — Sir  Andrew  Orr,  Glasgow. 

General  Manager — William  Johnstone.     Secretary — J.  W.  Wainwright. 

Goods  Manager — D.  Dickie. 

Superintendent  at  Paisley — Daniel  M'Kinlay. 

M'Fadyen  &  Co.,  carting  agents. 

G-lasgow,  Paisley,  and  Ardrossan  Canal. 

Canal  Wharf,  18,  Canal  Street. 
Secretary — W.  J.  Waiuwright,  No.  14,  Bridge  Street,  Glasgow. 
Manager — Hugh  Clark,  Canal  Office,  Paisley. 
Regular  Trading  Boats  start  every  lawful  day  near  uiidernoted  hours — 

(Extra  Boats  to  suit  convenience  of  Parties') 
Port-Eglintou  to  Paisley,  6  and  9  a  m  ,  12  and  3  p.m. 
Port-Eglinton  to  Johnstone,  6  a.m.  and  12  noon. 
Paisley  to  Port-Eglinton,  half -past  7  and  10  a.m.,  2  and  4  ■p.m.. 
Paisley  to  Johnstone,  6  a.m.  11  a  m.  and  5  p.m. 
Johnstone  to  Paisley,  9  a.m.  6  a.m.  and  2  p.m. 

Goods  to  be  on  uhe  Wharf  an  hour  before  time  of  sailing. 
Canal  Office,  18  Canal  Street. 
For  rates  of  carriage,  or  other  particulars,  apply  to  Thomas  Smithy 
receiving  clerk,  Canal  Office,  9  Ann  Street^  Glasgow. 
William  Lamont,  goods  agent.  Canal  Basin,  Port-Eglinton. 
James  Alcorn,  Do.  Do.  Paisley. 

John  Sharp,  Do.  Do.  Johnstone, 

with  any  of  whom  orders  may  be  left  and  inquiries  made  relative  to 
the  carrj'ing  trade. 


224  APPENDIX. 

Carriers'  Quarters. 

All  Parts  of  the  World — M'Fayden  &  Co.,  Goods  Station,  Greenlaw. 
do.  — Charles  Eobb  &  Co.,  do. 

BaiThead  and  Neilston — Arrives  Tuesday,  Thursday,  Saturday  ;  de- 
parts same  days — George  Hamilton,  71  Causeyside. 

Beitk — Arrives  Tuesday,  Thursday,  Saturday ;  departs  same  days — 
North  British  Inn,  29  High  Street. 

Beith  and  Kilbirnie — Arrives  Tuesday,  Friday  ;  departs  same  days 
— James  Gray,  at  Lockie's,  12  Causeyside. 

Dairy — Arrives  Tuesdays  and  Fridays  ;  departs  same  days — George 
Sloan,  from  George  Lockie's,  5  George  Street. 

Glasgow— Axxives  and  departs  daily — George  Lockie,  12  Causeyside; 
James  Lockie,  91  Causeyside  ;  J.  M'-Nair  &  Co.,  14 
Thread  Street..  Railway  Parcel  OfBce,  Railway 
Station. 

HoiLston—Axvive?,  Tuesday,  Friday  ;  departs  same  days — Peter  Kean, 
A.  H.  Park,  Cross. 

Houston — Arrives  and  departs  on  Thursdays — Mackay,  George  Hotel. 

Johnstone — Arrives  and  departs  daily — Robert  Laugmuir,  91  Causey- 
side. 

Kilbarchan — Arrives  Monday,  Tuesday,  Thursday,  Fridays  ;  departs 
same  days — Robert  Stevenson,  at  John  Bell's,  12 
Causeyside. 

Kilmarnock — Arrives  and  departs  Tuesdays  aad  Thursdays — James 
Smith,  from  John  Bell's,  12  Causeyside. 

Mid-Town  Field — Arrives  and  departs  daily — John  M'Nab  &  Co. 

Various  Places — Railway  Parcel  Office,  Railway  Station. 

Burying  Grounds,  Grave  Diggers,  &c. 

Abbey  Church — Henry  M'Pherson,  Superintendent  of  Abbey  Burying 

Ground,  4  Smithhills. 
Abbey  Close  United  Presbyterian  Church  — James  Galbraith,  5  Abbey 

close. 
Canal  Street  United  Presbyterian  Church — James  Nimmo,  officer  and 

sexton,  118  George  street. 
Cemetery,  58  Broomlands — John  Murray,  Superintendent  of  Paisley 

Cemetery  Burying  Gfounds,  68  Broomlands. 
Gaelic  Church — Daniel  Robertson,  13  Oakshaw  Street. 
High  and  Low  Churches — David  Thomson,  13  School  Wynd. 
Martyrs'  Church,  60  Broomlands.    Now  united  to  Cemetery  Grounds.. 

Apply  to  John  Murray,  superintendent,  58  Broomlands. 
Oakshaw  Street  United  Presbyterian  Church — Joseph  A.  Falconer,. 

Meeting-house  Brae. 
Reformed    Presbyterian    Church — Daniel  Robertson,    13    Oakshaw 

street 
Thread  Street  United  Presbyterian  Church — Wm.  Sorely,  10  Thread. 

street. 
Trinity  Church — Edward  Graham,  74  Love  Street. 
South  Church— Alex.  Robertson,  Neilston  Road.. 


APPENDIX.  225 


POST  OFFICE,   9  ^ilmour  Street. 


ARRIVALS  AND  DEPARTURES  OF  MAILS. 

Arrives. 

7  a.m.  London,  England,  and  Foreign 
8.5  a.m.     Do.  Do. 

7  a.m.  Ireland,  Nortli  and  South 
8.5  a.m.      Do.  Do. 

7  a.m.  Glasgow  _  .  - 

8.5  a.m.      Do.   - 
11.16  a.m.      Do.    -  -  -  - 

3.20  p.m.      Do.   - 
6.10  p.m.      Do.    - 

7  a.m.  Edinburgh        _  -  - 

11.16  a.m.  Do.  - 
3.20  p.m.  Do.  - 
6.10  pm.      Do.    - 

7  a.m.  North  of  Scotland 
8.20  p.m.      Do.   - 

7  a.m.  South  of  Scotland 
11.16  a.m.      Do.   .  -  -  - 

6.10  p.m.  Do.  -  -  - 

7  a.m.  Greenock  and  Port  Glasgow    - 
11.20  a.m.  Do.  -  -  - 

—  Do.  - 

5.15  p.m.  Do.  _  -  - 

8.43  p.m.  Do.  - 

3  p.m.  Bishopton  _  -  _ 

7  a.m.  West  Highlands 
2.30  p.m.  Johnstone         _  _  _ 

Lochwinnoch   -  -  - 

12.45  p.m.  Johnstone  and  Lochwinnoch    - 
6.40  p.m.       Do.  Lochwin.,  Beith,  and  Dairy, 
9.50  p  m.      Do.        Do.        Do.  and  Howwood 
6.40  p.m.  Ayrshire  _  _  _ 

8.5  a.m.      Do.  _  _  _ 

12.40  p.m.      Do.  -  -  - 

Kilmarnock      -  -  _ 

6.30  p.m.  Elderslie,  Quarrelton,  and  Howood 

10  a.m.  Renfrew  _  -  _ 

3.30  p.m.      Do.  _  -  _ 

6.45  p.m.      Do.  _  -  _ 

2.30  p.m.  Linwood  _  _  _ 

Town  Deliveries — 7,  9,  a.m.,  3.45 


Letters  must  be  registered  half  an  hour  previous  to  the  time  of  Bo:;; 
closing,  except  in  the  case  of  the  first  mail  to  Ayr,  Kihiiaruock,  &c., 
which  should  be  registered  the  evening  before.  On  payment  of  an 
extra  fee  of  4d.  letters  may  still  be  registered  for  half  an  hour  later 
in  most  cases. 

Delivery  by  letter  carriers  begins  at  7  a.m.  (England  and  Scotland^ 


Closes. 

Despatch. 

-    4.30  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

-     8.10  p.m. 

8.38  p.m. 

-     7.45  p  m. 

8.5  p.m. 

-     8.10  p.m. 

8.35  p.m. 

-  10.40  a.m. 

10.50  a.m. 

-  12.40  p  m. 

12.50  p.m. 

-     4.30  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

-     5.45  p.m. 

5.55  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

-  10.40  a.m. 

10.50  a.m. 

-  12.40  p.m. 

12.50  p.m. 

-     8.10  p.m. 

8.35  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

-     5.45  p.m. 

5.55  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

-  12.40  p.m. 

12.50  p.m. 

-     8.10  p.m. 

8.35  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

-     7.40  a.m. 

7.45  a.m. 

-  10.50  a.m. 

11  a.m. 

-     2.50  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

-     5.50  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

10  p  m. 

10  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

-    5.45  p.m. 

5.55  p.m. 

9  a.m. 

915  a.m. 

-  10.30  a.m. 

10.40  a.m. 

-     4.15  p.m. 

4.30  p.m. 

-     4.15  p.m. 

4.30  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

7  a.m. 

7.10  a.m. 

-     4.15  p.m. 

4.30  p.m. 

-     5.45  p.m. 

5.55  p.m. 

-     3.15  p.m. 

3.30  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

6.30  a.m. 

10  p.m. 

6  a.m. 

-     8.30  a.m. 

9  a.m. 

-     3.30  p.m. 

3.45  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

6  a.m. 

5,  7,  p.m. 

226  APPENDIX. 


North  of  Ireland,  Greenock,  &c.)      9  a.m.  (London,  Ayrshire,  South 
of  Ireland,  &c.)        3.45  p.m.  (Edinburgh,  Glasgow,  Greenock,  Ayr, 
&c.)     7  p.m.  (Greenock,  Glasgow,  Ayr,  &c.)] 
SUNDAY  MAILS. 

Despatch  of  letters,  &c.,  for  London,  England,  Foreign,  Glasgow, 
Edinburgh,  Ireland,  Greenock,  Port-Glasgow,  Ayrshire,  &c.,  6.15  p.m. 

Delivery  of  letters  to  Callers,  London,  England,  Foreign,  Glasgow, 
Edinburgh,  Greenock,  Port-Glasgow,  &c.,  from  8  a.m.  till  10  a.m.,  at 
the  Office.     No  arrivals  from  Ireland  delivered  on  Sunday. 

No  delivery  by  Letter  Carriers  on  Sunday.  On  Fast  Days  one  de- 
livery, commencing  at  9  a.m..  Office  open  on  Sundays  from  8  a.m. 
till  10  a.m.,  and  on  Fast  Days  from  9  a.m.  till  10.45  a.m.,  and  from 
7  till  8  p.m. 

Letters  are  collected  from  the  Eeceiving  Office,  28  Wellmeadow 
Street,  and  from  the  Pillar  Boxes  at  Causeyside  Street,  Bank  Street, 
and  St.  James  Street,  at  10.30  a.m.,  4  p.m.,  6  p.m.,  and  9  p.m.  No 
Collections  on  Sundays. 

Money  Orders  are  granted  and  paid  from  9  a.m.  till  6  a.m.  Savings 
Bank,  and  Government  Life  Insurance  Annuity  Business  transacted 
during  same  hours.  And  on  Saturdays  from  9  a.m.  till  8  p.m.  On 
Sundays  and  Fast  Days  no  business  of  this  description  is  done. 

Office  open  from  1st  March  to  31st  Octobei",  on  Week  Days  at  7 
a.m.  ;  and  during  the  remaining  months  at  7.30.  It  is  always  closed  at 
9  p.m.  On  Sunday  the  Office  is  open  only  from  8  a.m.  till  10  a.m., 
but  the  letter  box  remains  open  as  on  other  days. 

Clerks — A.  Logan,  16  George  Street ;  E.  B.  Young,  11  Sandholes  ; 
W.  Smith,  145  George  Street.  i 

Stampers—  Thomas  Stevenson,  9  St  Mirren  Street ;  John  Picken,     1 
26  Storie  Street. 

Letter  Carriers — Alexander  Christie,  89  Causeyside  ;  James  Eraser, 
35  George  Street ;  James  S  weenie,  38  Causeyside  ;  Duncan  Anderson, 
35  George  Street. 

Auxiliary  Letter  Carriers — George  "Wallace,  38  Lady  Lane  ;  George 
Begg,  13  School  Wynd  ;  James  Christie,  89  Causeyside  Street ;  David 
Sweenie,  4  Stock  Street ;  Andrew  Dreghorn,  136  George  Street ; 
Charles  M'Dougall,  60  High  Street ;  John  Ljde,  21  Stock  Street ;  H. 
M'Pherson,  4  Old  Smithhills  Street. 

Messengers — Howwood — John  Erskine,  41  George  Street.  Ful- 
wood — Eobert  Eay,  61  High  Street.  Eenfrew — John  Morton,  Een- 
frew.     Gateside — Matthew  Robertson,  17  Back  Sneddon. 

FEANCIS  DEANS,  Postmaster. 


Postal  Regulations. 

Letters  under  ^  oz.,  prepaid.  Id  I  Letters  under  ^  oz.,  unpaid,  2d 

„            „      1    oz.,       „  2d  I         „           „       1    oz.,      „  4d 

„            „      1|  oz.,       „  3d  I         „           „       11  oz.,      „  6d 

„            „      2     oz.,       „  4d  I         „            ?)        2    oz.,       „  8d 

„            „      2i  oz.,       „  od  I         „            „       2^  oz„      „  lOd 

And  so  on,  increasing  Id  per  ^  ounce  or  fraction  of  an  ounce.  No 


APPENDIX.  227 


limit  exists  as  to  the  weight  of  Paid  Letters,  but  Unpaid  Letters  must 
Bot  exceed  four  ounces,  and  no  Inland  Letter  must  exceed  24  inches 
any  way. 

Ee-directed  Letters  are  liable  to  new  rates  of  postage,  but  though 
the  new  postage  should  not  be  paid  ou  the  re-posting  of  the  Letter,  it 
will  be  charged  only  the  pre-paid  rate  on  delivery. 

Newspapers  with  Impressed  Stamp  sent  by  post  must  be  made  up 
in  covers  open  at  the  ends,  having  the  stamp  visible.  They  may  be 
transmitted  and  re-transmitted  through  the  post  within  the  United 
Kingdom,  free  of  postage,  for  15  days  from  the  date  of  publication. 

Newspapers  for  Foreign  parts  and  Colonies,  if  posted  later  than  15 
days  after  publication,  are  charged  Lett&r  postage. 

Books,  &c. — Printed  Books,  Pamphlets,  Magazines,  Eeviews,  &c., 
whether  British,  Foreign,  or  Colonial,  may  be  forwarded  by  post  be- 
tween places  in  the  United  Kingdom  (made  up  in  the  same  manner  as 
newspapers),  if  prepaid  in  stamps,  at  the  following  rates  : — 

Under  4  oz.,  Id. ;  under  8  oz.,  2d.  ;  under  12  oz.  3d.  ;  under  16  oz. 
4d.  And  Id.  for  every  additional  4  oz.  ;  no  parcel  to  exceed  24  inches 
any  way,  but  may  contain  any  number  of  separate  Books,  Maps,  or 
Prints,  and  any  quantity  of  Paper,  Vellum,  or  Parchment,  and  may  be 
either  printed,  written,  or  plain. 

Books,  if  prepaid  in  Stamps,  are  also  forwarded  by  packet,  if  un- 
written on  inside  or  in  the  cover,  at  the  rate  of  3d  and  4d  under  4  oz. 
to  Britisii  Colonies. 

The  British  registration  fee  on  every  registered  letter  posted  in  the 
United  Kingdom  addressed  to  any  British  Colony  or  Foreign  Country 
is  now  4d. 

The  same  reduction  has  taken  place  in  the  fee  chargeable  on  any 
newspaper  or  book  packet  addressed  to  a  British  Colony  or  to  the 
Kingdom  of  Italy,  which  the  senders  may  desire  to  register. 

Registered  letters,  however,  addressed  to  France,  or  to  any  Foreign 
Country,  the  correspondence  of  which  is  sent  in  the  French  mail,  will 
continue  chargeable  with  a  registration  fee  of  the  same  amount  as  the 
postage  to  which  they  are  liable. 


Inland.  EevenTie  Oi^ce. 

24  Orchard  Street. 

Supervisors. 

J.  F.  Otter  and  Alfred  Churcher. 

Ojiceis. 


Braund,  John,  64  Storie  Street 
Churcher,    Alfred,    33    Oakshaw 

Street,  (Supervisor) 
Coiiacher,  James,  8  Moss  Street 
Galvin,  John,  54  Storie  Street 
Hall,  John,  14  Barclay  Street 
Harper,  Alexander,  37  Causeyside 
Harris,  Eichard,  2  Saucel 
Lysaght,  Thomas,  1  Smithhills 


M'Clintock,  W.  A.,  8  High  Street 
Matheson,  John,  5  George  Street 
Murphy,  Patrick,  92  New  Sneddon 
Nicholas,  Francis,  24  Orchard  St. 
Otter,    John    Frudd,    24   Orchard 

Street,  (Supervisor) 
Oxley,  H.  W.,  14  Barclay  Street 
Robertson,  Peter,  19  Abbey  Close 


228  APPENDIX. 


Paisley  and  ^las^o"^  Omnildus  Traf^c. 

Omnibuses  run  between  Paisley  and  Glasgow  several  times  every- 
day. Start  from  the  Cross  during  the  week,  and  from  the  Abbey  gate 
on  Sunday. 


Henfre-^^shire  Militia 

Sir  E.  J.  M.  Napier,  Bart.,  Lieutenant-Colonel,  Commandant. 
Major — Jas.  Lowndes. 
Captains. 


E.  W.  Young, 

A.  Boyd, 

H.  B.  Dunlop, 


Henriquez  Melhado, 
Eobert  T.  N.  Speir, 
Eobert  Anderson. 


Lieutenants. 

E.  L.  M'Dougall,  G.  L.  Houstoun,  J.  S.  Wilson,  W.  H.  Maxwell,  Chae, 

Cunningham,  Earnest  Smith,  Lord  Glenorchy,  Henry  Macdowall. 

Captain  William  Forrest,  Adjutant. 

James  Hutchison,  Surgeon.  Thomas  Graham,  M.D.,  Assistant-Surgeon. 

L.  B.  Barr,  Quartermaster.         G.  Young,  Sergeant-Major. 

John  Young,  Quartermaster-Sergt. 

Alexander  Dickson,  Paymaster-Sergeant. 

Colour-Sergeant,  George  Anderson. 

S  taff -Barracks — Williamsburgh. 


Fire  Brigades. 

BURGH   BRIGADE. 

James  Gillespie,  Superintendent         ...  43  Moss  street. 

John  Sillars,  Branchman  ...          ...  35  New  street. 

A.  Stevenson,  Branchman  ...         ...       6  Moss  street, 

John  Gillespie,  Fireman  ...         ...  43  Moss  street. 

Archibald  Steen,    do.  13  Prussia  street. 

J.  Hope,  do.  17  Moss  street. 

Allan  Stevenson,  do.  ...           ..  3  Canal  street. 

.     R.  Menzies,  do.  3  Walneuk. 

■WEST   OP  ENGLAND   BRIGADE. 

Noble  Campbell,  Captain,  19  Old  Smithhills. 

Daniel  Smith,  Branchman,  ...  ...   101  High  street. 

John  M'Ghee,         do.  12  Moss  street. 

Wm.  Forsyth,        do.  25  High  street. 

COMMISSIONEE  IN  lEELAND  TO  ADMINISTEE  OATHS 
FOE  COUETS  OF  CHANCEEY,  PEOBATE,  AND  BANK- 
EUPTCY  IN  ENGLAND  AND  SCOTLAND. 

GEORGE  K.  SMITH,  Solicitor. 
Office— The  Castle,  Belfast. 


APPENDIX. 


229 


Paisley  Artizans'  Institution. 


Instituted  1847. 

President — John  Jaap,  Esq. 

Honorary  President — The  Earl  of  Glasgow. 

Vice-Presidents — Bailie  Cochran,   J.  Anderson,  and  David  Fleming. 

Honorai-y  Vice-Presidents — 
Sir  Peter  Ooa,ts,   Colonel  Campbell,   H.   E.  Crum-Ewing,  M.P,,  ex- 
Provost  Macfarlane,  and  Thomas  Coats,  Esq. 
Treasurer — James  Brown,  City  of  Glasgow  Bank, 
Joint  Secretaries — Thomas  MacEobert  and  H.  S.  Edmonds, 
Janitor— George  Cuthbertson. 


Mr  J.  Forsyth, 

—  Eobert  Wilson, 

—  Wm.  MacKean, 
Eev.  John  Crouch, 
Mr  David  Fleming, 

■ —  J.  M.  Symington, 


DmECTORS. 

Mr  David  Duncan, 

—  Wm.  Worthington, 

—  A.  Foulds,  jun., 

—  James  Watson, 

—  J.  Stewart, 

—  Wm.  M 'II  wrick. 


Mr  John  Andrews, 

—  Eobert  Yuill, 

—  Eobert  Fisher, 

—  James  M'Ghee, 

—  Eobert  Eisk, 

—  Robert  Brown. 


LOCAL   BOAKD    OF   EXAMINERS    POR    SOCIETY    OF    ARTS. 

Chairman — Thos.  Coats,  Esq. 
^-  Secretary — Eev.  John  Crouch. 

Provost  Murray, 
James  Eeid,  Esq., 


Rev.  Jas.  C.  Lees, 

—  G.  C.  Hutton, 

—  G,  M'Kune, 

—  A.  Henderson, 
Dr  Brunton, 

Dr  Graham, 

Class 


William  MacKean,  Esq. 
Jas.  J.  Lamb,  Esq., 
John  Lorimer,  Esq. 


Committee  Ex   Ojkiis. 

COMMITTEES. 

Literary — *Fleming,  Worthington,  Yuill,  Crouch,  Anderson,  Stewart, 

and  Edmonds. 
Library  —  "Worthington,     Edmonds,    Brown,     Carswell,     Fleming, 

Anderson,  and  Forsyth. 
Lecture — *Stewart,  Forsyth,  Fisher,  Brown,  Fleming,  MacKean.  and 

Robert  Eisk. 
Bath — *J.  Watson,  M'Ghee,  Yuill,  M^Ilwrick,  E.  Brown,  Eisk,  and 

Anderson. 
Class — *  Anderson,  Crouch,  Worthington,  Edmonds,  Eisk,  Fleming, 

and  Brown. 
Finance — *Brown,   M'Ghee,    Fleming,    Anderson,  Watson,   Stewart, 

and  Duncan. 
Amusement — *Forsyth,  Fisher,  Duncan,  Watson,  M'llwrick,  Carswell, 

and  Andrews. 
Property — *Duncan,  M'llwrick,  M'Ghee,  E.Brown,  Watson,  Carswell, 

and  Fisher. 
Eoom-letting — J.  Jaap,  Esq.,  President. 

Those  marked  (*)  are  Conveners. 
V 


230 


APPENDIX. 


PT7BLZC    SCHOOLS    AITS    TEACHEES 


GOVERNMENT  SCHOOL  OF  DESIGN. 

President — David  Murray.        Vice-President — Bailie  Watson. 

Treasurer — William  Abercrombie. 

Ordinary  Directors. 


Messrs  Matthew  Scott, 
George  Masson, 
Jolan  Morgan, 
Archd.  Hutchison, 
Eobert  Brown. 
Archibald  Craig, 


Messrs  P.  Comyn  Macgregor, 
William  Philips, 
James  Robertson, 
■  Thomas  Coats, 
James  J.  Lamb, 
Robert  Guthrie. 


William  Stewart,  Master. 
..William  Hodge,  Honorary  Secretary. 


PAISLEY  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION  SCHOOLS. 

Instituted  1835-36. 
William  Hodge,  Esq.,  President. 
Matthew  Scott,  Esq.,  Vice-President. 
Matthew  Scott,  Esq.,  Treasurer. 
Rev.  John  Martin,  Secretary  and  Correspondent. 
Directors. 


Messrs  James  Barclay, 

Archibald  Mackenzie, 
James  Robertson, 
George  Fairley, 
Archibald  Craig, 
Eobert  Richardson, 


Messrs  Wm.  Abercrombie, 
David  Campbell, 
Robert  Wilson, 
Rev.  Robert  Duncan, 

Christopher  M'Kune, 


Mrs  Hodge, 
,,     Wotherspoon, 
„     Barclay, 


Ladies'  Committee. 
Mrs  Abercrombie, 
„     D.  Campbell, 
,,     Martin, 


Miss  Scott, 
„     Thompson, 
„     Craig, 
„     Richardson, 


Teachers. 

Carbrook  Street — Mr  Geo.  Dick.     I  George  Street — Mr  C.  D.  Wason. 

Causeyside — Mr  Alexander  Tagg.  |  Seedhill — Mr  William  Harkness- 

New  Sneddon — Mr  Horace  W.  Dickie. 


HUTCHISON'S  CHARITF  SCHOOL- Orr  Street. 

Instituted  (built)  1821. 

Dii-ectors. 

The  Provost,  Bailies,  and  Treasurer  of  the  Burgh.    One  member  of 

each  of  the  three  Kirk  Sessions  of  the  Town  Parishes.     The  Preees 

of  the  Merchants'  Society.      The  Box-Master  of    the  Old  Weavers' 

Society,  and  the  Chairman  of  the  Paisley  Parochial  Board. 

John  Campbell,  teacher. 


APPENDIX.  231 


PAISLEY    GRAMMAE   SCHOOL    AND    ACADEMY— 
OAK.SHAW  Street. 
Under  the  Management  of  the  Provost,  Magistrates,  and  Town  Council^ 
and  a    Committee  of  Subscribers  to  the  Erection  of  the  Academy 
Buildings. 

Founded  by  Charter  from  King  James  VI.,  1578. 

Re-built  with  full  accommodation  for  a  complete  Academy,  1863. 

Directors. 

Appointed  by  the  Town  CounciL 


David  Murray,  Provost 
Richard  Watson,  Bailie. 
Alex.  H.  Park,  „ 

John  Fisher,  „ 

Robert  Cochran,        ., 
William  Russell,  Treasurer. 

Appointed  by  the  Subscribers 

Robert  Brown, 

Thomas  Coats, 

Stewart  Clark, 


David  Campbell,  Councillor, 
Matthew  Scott,  „ 

William  Jamieson,  „ 
Robert  Eaglesim,  „ 
William  Morrison, 


P.  Comyn  Macgregor. 
William  Philips, 
Dr  M'Kechnie. 


Teachers. 
William  Brunton,  LL-D.,  Rector  of  the  Grammar  School,  Teacher  of 

Ancieiit  Languages. 
Mons.  Nicolas  Meyer,  Teacher  of  Modern  Languages- 
David   Glass,  M.A.,    T.C.D.,    Teacher   of  Writing,  Arthmetic,    and 

Mathematics. 
David  Donaldson,  Teacher  of  English,  assisted  by  John  Gorrie. 
Miss  Mary  Hannington,  Initiatory  Class,  and  Industrial  Needleworks 
Mr  James  Mayer,  Teacher  of  Music. 


THE  JOHN  NEILSON  ENDOWMENT   EDUCATIONAL 

INSTITUTION— OAKSHAWHEA.D. 

Opened  2d  April,  1852. 

Trustees. 

Thomas  Risk,  Archibald  Hodge,  Archibald  Gardner. 

Secretaries — Archibald  and  J.  N.  Gardner,  3  County  Place. 

Teachers. 

Mr  John  Laidlaw.  I  Mr  Thomas  Kerr. 

Mr  John  G.  Thomson.  |  Mr  David  Hamilton. 

Mr  John  Johnstone,  M.A., 

Tutor  in  Classics,  Mathematics,  and  Literature,  including  Advanced 

Composition. 

Miss  Shepherd — Infant  School. 

Miss  Richmond — Sewing  and  Domestic  Economy. 

French  and  German — Mr  Johnstone. 

Drawing — Mr  William  Stewart  and  Assistants. 

Music — Mr  William  M.  Millar. 

T  vvelve  Pupil  Teachers. 

Janitor  and  Teacher  of  Gymnastics — Mr  David  Anderson, 


232  APPENDIX. 


MISS  KIBBLE'S  REFORMATORY  INSTITUTION— 

Greenock  Eoad. 

Opened   1st   August,    1859. 

Trustees  and  Managers. 

The  Minister  of  the  First  Charge 
of  the  Abbey  Parish  of  Paisley 
The  Minister  of  the  High  Churchy 
Parish  of  Paisley 
AH  for  the  time  being. 
Matthew  Scott^  Esq.,  Paisley,  Chairman. 
Thoma&  Risk,  Esq.,  Barrhead       |  David  Murray,  Esq.,  Paisley. 

William  Abercrombie,  Esq.,  Paisley. 
John  M'lnnes,  Secretary  and  Treasurer. 
John  Rae,  Governor.  |  Mrs  Eae,  Matron. 


The  Sheriff  of  Renfrewshire 
The  Sheriff-Substitute  at  Paisley 
The  Provost  of  Paisley 


PAISLEY  GIRLS'  REFORMATORY  &  INDUSTRIAL  SCHOOL, 

79  New  Sneddon  Street. 

President — Wm.  Philips,  Esq.  of  Crossflat.. 

Treasurer^ — Wm.  Abercrombie,  Esq. 

Secretaries — Hodge,   Youngs  &   Martin. 

Superintendent — Thomas  Reid.     Matron — Mrs  Reid, 

Acting  Committee. 


Provost  Murray 
Bailies  Watson 
Park 
Fisher 
Cochran 
Treasurer  Russell 
Messrs  William  Philips 

Wm.  Abercrombie 
Hugh  Macfarlane 
Matthew  Scott 
William  Hodge 
A.  R.  Pollock 


Messrs  Thomas  Coats 
James  Johnston 
James  Arthur 
Robert  Eaiglesim 
William  Coats 
J.  Millar^  manufacturer 
George  Hart 
David  Gilmour 
James  Caldwell 
Revs.  A.  Henderson 
Wm.  Eraser 
James  Dodds 


DEAF  AND  DUMB  INSTITUTION. 

Instituted  1817. 

William  Philips,  President  |       Sir  Peter  Coats,  Treasurer, 

Archibald  Gardner,  Secretary,  3  County  Place. 

Twelve  Directors. 

Medical  Directors — Drs  W.  M'Kechnie  and  Richmond, 


ABBEY  PARISH  SCHOOL,  6  Thread  Street. 
William  Dickie,  teacher. 


FREE  SOUTH  SCHOOL,  Stevenson  Street: 

George  Menzies,  Senior  department. 

Miss  Qrr,  Junior  Department. 


APPENDIX.  233 


PAISLEY  FEMALE  SCHOOLS  OF  INDUSTRY, 

in  connection  with  the  Church  of  Scotland. 

Instituted  1845. 

Presideut-^Mrs  Campbell  of  Blythswood. 

Vice-President  — Mrs  BroWn,  Underwood  Pai*k. 

Treasurer — Mrs  Hodgej  Orr  Square. 

Secretary — Miss     Mann^    OakshawhilL 

With  eight  of  an  acting  committee. 

Hunter  Street  SchooL 

Miss  Hamilton,  Teadher ;  Miss  Weir,  Assistant. 

Abbey  Street  School. 

Miss    Ross,    Teacher  j    Miss   Robertson,    Assistant. 


FREE   ST.   GEORGES'  MISSION  SCHOOL,  Marshall's  Lane. 

William  Brownridge,  Teacher. 
Miss   Mungle,   Infant   Department. 


FEMALE  INDUSTRIAL  SCHOOL,  Hunter  Street- 

Miss  Hamilton,  Teacher. 


c       THE  DICKSON  SCHOOL,  WilhamjBurgh. 

Instituted  1847. 

Directors. 

Rev.  J.  Ci  Lees,  I  Rev.  James  Dodds, 

„     Christopher  M'Kune,  |  „     John  Martin, 

ReVi  Robert  Duncan. 

Miss  Stirling,  Teacher. 


INDUSTRIAL  SCHOOL,  Queen  Street. 

Miss  Adam,  Teacher. 
Assistant — Miss  Hutcheson. 

INFANT  TRAINING  SCHOOL,  ll  Lawn  S*reet 

Instituted  1835. 

Rev.  J.  0.  Lees,  President. 

Directors. 

Rev.  Christopher  M'Eune,  |  Rev.  Robert  Duncan. 

Rev.  John  Martin. 

Miss    Hair,    Teacher. 


TRINITY  EPISCOPAL  SCHOOL,  11  St.  James  Place. 
James  Gordon,  Teacher. 


CATHOLIC  SCHOOL,  18  School  Wynd. 

James  Hill,  for  Boys.  Miss  Cj  Morgan,  fof  Girls. 

V  2 


234 


AttENDlS. 


THE  STOW  SCHOOLS. 
Mrs  Pollock,  President.  Miss  Barclay,  Treasurer. 

Mrs  MacKean,  Secretary. 
Committee. 
Mrs  E.  Eobertson, 
,,     JoliD  Poison, 
„     H.  Clark, 
Miss  Pollock, 
„      Arbucklej 
King 


Mrs  Greenlees, 
„     Peter  Kerr, 
„     Lochhead, 
„     Hutchison, 
„     Laingj 


Mrs  Williamson, 
Miss  Nairn, 

„     Symington, 

„     Millar, 
Sharp, 


Poison, 


I'eachers,  Misses  Brown  and  Dalziel. 


READING  ROOMS. 


Faisler  Coffee  noom— 107  Higrli  Street,  Cross. 

COMMITTEE  OF  PEOPEIETOBS. 


William  Hodge,  Convener^ 

James  Caldwell,  Treasurer.  John  Bartlemore,  Secretary. 

Directors. 

Messrs  Daniel  Macfarlane, 
Eobert  M'Kechnie, 
Alexander  Hart, 
Joseph  Whitehead, 
Eobert  Clark. 
John  Baird, 


Messrs  James  Monteath 
J.  J.  Lamb, 
Dr  M'Kechnie, 
Eobert  Macfarlane, 
Francis  Martin, 
Archibald  Gardner, 
John  M'Innes, 

COMMITTEE  OF  LESSEES, 
James  Caldwell,  Chairman. 


Eobert  B.  Hair,  Treasurer. 
Messrs  Wm.  M'Intyre,  jun., 
Robert  Brown, 
Andrew  Brown, 
James  H.  Dunn, 
James  M'Naughtan, 
John  FuUerton, 
Stewart  Clark, 
Patrick  C.  Macgregor, 
Eobert  Wingate,  Keeper. 


John  Bartlemore,  Secretary. 
Messrs  James  J.  Lamb, 
John  Walker, 
Eobert  Macfarlane, 
Alexander  Begg, 
Eobert  Brodie  Hair, 
Archibald  C.  Holms, 
George  Hart. 

Open  from  8  a.m.  till  10  P.M. 


"West-End  Eeadingr  Hoom. 

84  Broomlands  Street,  and  26  Wellmeadow.  Instituted  1st  Feb.,  1850. 

John  Eobertson,  President. 

John  Kirk,  Treasurer.     James  E.  M'Fadyen,  Secretary. 

Members  of  Committee. 

Messrs  Matthew  Rodger,  William  Whiteford,  Thomas  Millar,  John 

Caldwell,    William  Eobertson,   John   Reid. 

David  Brown,  Keeper,  2  Well  Street. 


APPENDIX.  235 


SOCIETIES,    &c. 


Eeli^ioiis  Societies. 


PAISLEY  YOUNG  MEN'S  SABBATH  MOBNING 
ASSOCIATION. 
Instituted  1833, 
For  prayer  and  religions  improvement,  the  different  branches  meeting 
in  the  following  places    every   Sabbath   morniDg  at  a  quarter  to  ten 
o'clock :— Free   High  Church  Session  House,  Free  Middle  Church 
Session  House,  George  Street  U.P.   Church  Session   House,  Canal 
Street  U.P.  Church  Session  House,  and  Free  South  Church  Session 
House. 

Honorary  President,  Eev.  Alex.  Pollock. 

President,  R.  W.  Muir.         Vice-President,  David  Buchanan. 

Secretary,  Eobert  Niven.         Treasurer,  Peter  Pollock. 


^       PAISLEY  YOUNG  MEN'S  BIBLE  INSTITUTE. 

Presidents,  Rev.  "William  Eraser,  and  John  Johnston,  M.A. 

Vice-President,  John  Millar. 

Treasurer,  John  Currie.         Secretary,  J.  Black. 


PAISLEY  FEMALE  EDUCATIONAL  SOCIETY. 

tTnder  thesuperintendence  of  Ministers  of  various  Evangelical  deruminations. 

President,  Mrs  Thomson. 

Secretary,  Miss  A.  M.  Symington. 

Treasurer,  Mrs  Baird,  St.  James  Street. 

Acting  Committee. 
The  President,  Treasurer,  and  Secretary. 


Mrs  France, 

„  Fraser, 

„  Mackintosh, 

„  Henderson, 

„  Hutton, 

„  Glazy, 

„  Macgregor, 

„  Brown, 

„  M'Indoe, 

„  W.  MacKean, 

„  Geo.  Hamilton, 

„  Paterson, 


Mrs  Allison, 
„    Paton, 
,,     Graham, 
„     Lamberton, 
„     Cruickshank, 
„     John  M'Gown, 

MisB  M.  Symington,. 
„     Pollock, 
.,     Clark, 
„     E.  Gardner, 
„     J.  Symington, 
„     Blair. 


236 


At>PENDlX. 


PAISLEY  SOCIETY  FOR  THE  MONTHLY  DISTEIBUTION 

OF  TRACTS. 

Instituted   1833. 

Offlce-Bearers. 

President,  Rev.  John  Thomson. 

Vice-Presidents,  Rev.  Wm.  France  and  Rev.  J-  C.  Lees. 

Directors. 


ReA 


William  Fraser, 
George  C.  Hutton, 
George  Clazy, 
James  Brown, 
Oliver  Flett, 
John  Martin^ 
William  M'Indoe, 
C.  M'Kune, 
Andrew  Elder, 
Adam  Dunlop, 
Robert  Dunlop, 
John  Croudh, 
Robert  Duncan. 
J.  D.  Stewart. 
J.  B.  Sturrock. 


Sir  Peter  Coftts^ 
Provost  Murray, 
Mr  Hugh  Macfarlace, 
„    William  Philips, 
,j    John  Brown, 
„    John  M'lnnes, 
„    Archibald  Hutchison^ 
,5    Archibald  Gardner, 
,j    William  MacKean, 
„    John  Lorimer, 
„    James  Clark,  juu., 
„    Alex.  Pollock,  jun.) 
j,    Wm.  Poison, 
,.    Daniel  Richmond,  M.D. 


And  all  Ministers  of  the  GbSpel  who  are  Members  of  the  Society- 

Treasurer,  Mr  John  M^'Gown. 

Secretaries,  Mr  James  Stewart  and  Mr  Thomas  Muir. 

Committee  of  Management. 


Mr 


Rev.  John  Thomson, 
„      Alexander  Pollock,  jun^ 
„      A.  Henderson, 
„      John  Ren  wick, 
„      James  Dodd's. 

John  Gibb, 

Thomas  Lauder^ 

Wm.  Aitken, 

R.  Crawford, 

J.  M.  Symington, 

Alexander  Gardner, 

Thomas  Retson, 

The  Treasurer  and  Secretary. 


Mr  Robert  Kerr, 

„  Archibald  Hodge, 

„  Hamilton  Crawford, 

„  David  Campbell, 

,-,  G.  W.  Macalpine, 

„  John  Lochhead, 

„  Robert  Cunningham, 

j,  David  Duncan^ 

„  Robert  Eaglesim, 

„  John  Ballantyue, 

„  Wm.  Brownlie. 


CHARLESTON  MISSION  DISTRICT. 

Instituted  1861. 

School  ftoom,  1  Carriagehill.- 

Public  Worship  conducted  every  Sabbath  evening  at  seven  o'clock 

every  Sabbath  forenoon  at  half-past  eleven  ;  and  every 

Thursday  evening  at  half-past  eight. 

President,'  John  Brown,  Thrushcraig.     Treasurer,  William  Brown, 

Secretary,  John  Ballantyne.     Missionary,  James  Finkertou. 


APPENDIX. 


237 


THE  PAISLEY  LADIES  SANITARY  ASSOCIATION. 

IN  CONNECTION  WITH  THE  LADIES'  SANITAKY  ASSOCIATION  IN  LONDON- 

President— Mrs  Thos.  Coats,  Ferguslie  House. 

Vice-president — Mrs  James  Arthur,  Barshaw  House. 

Treasurer — Mrs  Dalziel,  Wester  Carriagehill. 

Secretary — Mrs  Robertson,  Castlehead. 


Mrs  Yuill,  Saucel  Bank 

„  T.  W.  Alpine,  Castlehead 

„  R.  Brown,  Underwood  Park 

„  A.  Pollock,  Riccartsbar  House 

J,  Caldwell,  56  High  Street 

„  Erskine,  41  George  street 

,,  Eraser,  Underwood 

„  Hutton,  Mount  Pleasant 

„  Poison,  Gauze  street 

„  Barbour,  Saucel  Bank 


Committee. 
Mrs 


Miss 


Clark,  Corryville 
Richmond,  New  street 
Taylor,  St.  James  place 
Young,  St.  James  place 
James  Johnston,  Oakshaw 
M'Farlane,  Gilmour  street 
Sharp,  Beecham  House 
Macgregor,  Lonend  House 
Watson,  Love  street 


PAISLEY  LADIES'  ASSOCIATION  FOR  PROMOTING  FEMALE 
EDUCATION  IN  INDIA. 

(In  particular,  for  support  of  schools  at  Ambrolie  Lane,  under  tiie 

charge  of  Dr  and  Mrs  Wilson,  Bombay.) 

Instituted  1838. 

Mrs  Arthur,  president, 

Miss  Mary  Dennistoun,  and  Miss  W.  Muir,  Secretaries. 

Mrs  John  Barclay,  Treasurer. 

Committees. 


Lady  Coats,  Woodside, 
Mrs  Archibald  Gardner, 

„    Thomson, 

„    Hunter, 

„    Paton, 

„    Coats,  Ferguslie, 

„   T.  Greenlees, 

.,   M'Kean, 

„   Boyd, 

„    Dalziel, 

„   Kerr,  Underwood 

„   Hamilton, 

„   Laing, 

„   Mackintosh, 

„   Allison, 

„   Barclay, 

„    Eraser, 

Meetings   of   the   committee  are   held   on  the  first   Tuesdays  of 
February,  May,  and  November,  at  12  o'clock,  in  the  Free  High  Chureh, 


Mrs  Pollock,  Riccartsbar, 

„  Morgan, 

„  Sturrock, 
Miss  E.  Dennistoun, 

„  C.  Muir, 

„  Pollock, 

„  Brough, 

„  Lang,  Houston 

„  Greenlees, 

„  Watson, 

„  Laird, 

„  Paton, 

n  King, 

„  Macgregor, 

„  Ure, 

„  Sharp, 

„  Macalister. 


238 


APPENDIX. 


PAISLEY  SABBATH  SCHOOL  UNION. 

Instituted  1798. 

President,  Mr  J.  M.  Symington. 

"Vice-Presidents,  Messrs  Frank  Martin  and  James  Erskine. 

Treasurer,  Mr  John  Lymburn. 

Secretaries,  Messrs  John  F.  Orichton  and  Henry  M.  Johnstone. 

Directors. 


Messrs  G.  W.  Macalpine, 
David  Boag, 
Allan  Coats, 
John  M'Dougall, 
Archd.  Hogg, 
Hamilton  Crawford, 
Robert  Lochhead, 
A.  Jardine, 
James  Pinkerton 


Messrs  Eobert  Macfarlane, 
James  M'Lean, 
L.  Mackinnon, 
James  Paterson, 
David  C.  Pollock, 
James  Jack, 
John  Parlane, 
Thomas  Kerr, 
Peter  Lyle 


PAISLEY  AUXILIARY  TO  THE  NATIONAL  BIBLE  SOCIETY 
OF  SCOTLAND. 

Instituted  1856. 

President,  Sir  Peter  Coats. 

Vice-Presidents. 

Provost  Murray,  Mr  Hugh  Macfarlane,  and  Mr  John  M'Innes. 

Treasurer,  Mr  Archd.  Hutchison. 

Secretaries,  Rev.  G.  0.  Hutton,  <fe  Alex.  Gardner,  Bookseller. 

Directors. 


Rev.  William  France, 

,,     John  Thomson, 

„     Alex.  Pollock, 

„     Andrew  Henderson, 

„     William  Fraser 

„     George  Clazy, 

„     J.  C.  Lees, 

„     James  Brown 

„     Oliver  Flett, 

„     A.  M'Intosh, 

„     John  Martin, 

„     William  M'Indoe, 

„     James  Dodds, 

„     Adam  Dunlop, 

„     Andrew  Elder, 

„     John  Crouch, 

„     Christopher  M'Kune 

,,     Robert  Duncan, 

„     J.  B.  Sturrock, 

„     A.  G.  Fleming. 
Mr  Thomas  Greenlees, 
Dr  Daniel  Richmond, 
Mr  J.  M.  Symington, 
Representative  at  the  Board  of 
Sir 


Mr  Archd.  Hodge 

„   John  Lorimer, 

„    Alex.  Pollock,  jun., 

„    Sheriff  Cowan, 

„    Thomas  Coats, 
Councillor  Eaglesim, 
Mr  T.  W.  Macalpine, 

„    Walter  Allison, 

„    James  Clark,  jun., 

„   Robert  Russell, 

„    John  Brown, 

„   Robert  Kerr,  Underwood, 

„    William  Philips, 

„    John  M'Gown, 

„   James  Houston, 

„    James  Johnston, 

„    Thomas  Crichton, 

„   David  Duncan, 

„    A.  R.  Pollock 

„    W.  Wotherspoon, 

„    John  Poison, 

„   Archd.  Bell, 

„   Francis  Martin, 
the  National  Bible  Society  of  Scotland : 
Peter  Coats. 


APPENDIX. 


239 


LADIES'  ASSOCIATION   FOR  PEOMOTING   THE 
CHRISTIAN   EDUCATION   OF   JEWISH  FEMALES    IN   ALEX- 
ANDRIA (EGYPT). 
Instituted  1855. 
President,  Mrs  Baird.     Treasurer,  Mrs  Henderson. 
Secretary,  Mrs  Hutton,  Mount  Pleasant. 
Committee, 
Mrs  R.  Boyd 
„     M'Kinlay 
„     John  Macalister 
,,     Coats 
„     John  Graham 
„     Shanks,  Johnstone 
Miss  Shanks 
Mrs  John  Poison 
,,    Dove,  Glasgow 
Miss  M'Creath,  do. 
Mrs  John  Muir 
,,     Matthew  Adam 
,,    Hugh  Hamilton 
„     Simpson 
„     Robert  Clark 
„     Clark,  Barrhead 
„     Matt.    Blackwood, 

Arthurlie 
„    W.  Blackwood,  do. 
„     Locke, 


Lady  Coats 

Mrs  Thomas  Coats 

„  Wallace 

„  Gilmour 

,,  Young,  Glasgow 

,,  Millar 

„  Ayton 

„  Hutcheson 

„  H.  Muir,  Glasgow 

„  Wotherspoon 

,,  John  Hart 

„  Lang 

„  Johnston 

,,  Nicol 

,,  Lamberton 

„  Anderson 

„  ^Young 

„  Forbes 

„  M'Dougall 

„  John  Clark 


Mrs  Pattison 

„     John  M'Gown 

„     H.  H.  Thomson 

„     Brown 

,,    J.  M'Ewen,  Glas. 

„     Robert  Hatrick 

„     Helen  Nairn 

,,     Williamson 

„  Thos.  Macalpine 
Miss  Dove,  Glasgow 
Mrs  Gordon,  Mearns 

„     Flett 

,,     John  Brown 

„    Wm.  Brown 

„    J.  A.  Brown 

„    Archd.  Coats 

„    Elder 

„     Bell 

„    George  Coats. 


Benevolent  and  Total  Alsstinence  Societies. 


FEMALE  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY. 

Instituted  1811. 

Miss  Mann,  Oakshaw  Street,  treasurer, 

Mrs  George  Hamilton,  Blackland  Mill,  secretary. 

Miss  Jane  Symington,  Oakshaw  Street,  depositary. 


PAISLEY    TOTAL    ABSTAINERS'    YEARLY    SICK   AND 
FUNERAL  SOCIETY. 

President,  Alexander  Shanks.        Vice-president,  John  Campbell. 

Treasurer,  Thomas  Goodlet.     Secretary,  David  Carswell. 

Meeting  Place,  100  High  Street. 


PAISLEY  FEMALE  TOTAL  ABSTINENCE  SOCIETY. 

Mrs  Erskine,  president. 

Mrs  Whiteford  and  Mrs  Bell,  vice-presidents. 

Mrs   Paton,  treasurer. 

Mies  M'Murray,  secretary,  George  Street. 


240 


APPENDIX. 


PAISLEY  CHEISTIAN  BENEVOLENT^SOCIETY. 

Instituted  1840. 

Eev.  W.  Eraser,  president. 

Messrs  Kobert  Oliver  and  Jolin  Hamilton,  vice  presidents. 

Mr  L.  M'Kinnon,  treasurer.  |      Mr  David  Buchanan,  secretary. 

Patrons. 
Revs.  J.  Thomson,  Eevs.  E.  Dunlop, 

A.  Pollock,  A.  Elder, 

G.  0.  Hutton,  A.  B.  Morris, 

G.  Glazy,  0.  M'Kune, 

W.  Macindoe,  J.  Crouch, 

A.  Dunlop,  J.  Eenwick, 

J.  Brown,  J.  B.  Sturrock, 

A.  Henderson,  J.  Duncan, 

J.  C.  Lees,  J.  Dodds. 

J.  Martin, 
with  a  committee  of  28  visiting  members,  meeting  on  the  third  Mon- 
day of  each  Month,  in  the  vestry  of  Independent  Chapel,  Gilmour  st. 


PAISLEY  TOTAL  ABSTINENCE  SOCIETY. 

Instituted  1836. 

Mr  David  Donaldson,  President. 

Vice-Presidents. 


Rev.  G.  Clazy, 

„     G.  C.  Hutton, 

„     Mr  Hewson, 

„     Adam  Dunlop, 
T.  W.  M'Alpine,  Esq., 
James  Johnston,  Esq., 

James  Winning,  treasurer. 


John  Brown,  Esq.,  of  Thruahcrag, 
Dr  Eichmond, 
Eobert  Bird, 
Thomas  Goodlet, 
Thomas  Graham, 
David  Carswell. 
Alexander  Todd,  secretary. 


With  16  members  of  Committee. 

Meetings  held  every  Monday  evening  in  the  Temperance  Hall, 

2  New  Street. 


GLASGOW  EENFREWSHIEE  SOCIETY. 
President,  Archd.  Eobertson,  Esq.      Vice-president,  John  Fyfe 
low  Directors : 


Wm.  Holms,  Esq., 
James  Wotherspoon,  Esq., 
Eobert  M'Nab,  Esq., 
Robert  Gilkison,  Esq., 
James  Sharp,  Esq., 


John  Raid,  Esq. 


Esq. 


James  Arthur,  Esq., 
James  Miller,  Esq., 
Hugh  Brown,  jun.,  Esq., 
P.  Comyn  MacGregor,  Esq., 
Alexander  Cochrane,  Esq. 
Paisley  Directors : 
Wm.  Wotherspoon,  Esq.  |    E.  F.  Dalziel,  Esq. 
Greenock  Directors : 

I      D.  Latham,  Esq. 


T.  0.  Hunter,  Esq., 

John  Hunter,  Esq.,  | 

Treasurer,  J.  W.  M'Gregor,  Esq ,  Glasgow 
Secretary,  Gordon  Smith,  Esq.,  Glasgow. 


APPENDIX.  241 


PAISLEY    YOUNG   MEN'S    TOTAL  ABSTINENCE  SOCIETY. 

Honorary  President,  Robert  Bird. 

President,  Hugh  Harper. 

Vice-Presidents,  William  Dick  and  David  Walker. 

Treasurer,  James  Ballantyne. 

Secretary,  Alexander  Eoxburgh,  3  Garthland  Lane. 

"  Star  of  Hope  "  Publishing  Committee — Convener,  Allan  B.  Carswell, 

35  Storie  Street. 

The  Society  meets  every  Monday  evening  in  M'Nicol's  Hal],  5 

Moss  Street. 


PAISLEY  INFIEMARY  DORCAS  SOCIETY. 

Mrs  Brown,  Underwood  Park,  President. 

Mrs  Arthur,  Barshaw,  Treasurer. 

Miss  M.  Greenlees,  Calside,  Secretary. 

Committee. 


Mrs  T.  W.  Macalpine, 
Kerr,  Gallowhill, 
Thomas  Greenlees,  Oakshaw, 
Thomson,  Free  St.  George's, 
France,  Oakshaw, 
Hutton,  Mount  Pleasant, 
Brown,  U.  P.  Manse, 


Mrs  Dr  Paton, 
„     Dr  David  Taylor, 
„     Dalziel,  Stow  Place, 
„     Robertson,  Castlehead, 
„     Caldwell,  High  Street, 

Miss  Barclay,  Gateside, 
„     M.  Symington,  Oakshaw. 


PAISLEY  SOCIETY  FOR  THE  RECLAMATION  OF  FALLEN 
WOMEN. 

Instituted  1860. 

President,  Sir  Peter  Coats.         Vice-president,  Robert  Kerr. 

Treasurer,  Robert  Bird.  Secretary,  George  W,  Macalpine. 

Mrs  Stark,  matron,  with  an  acting  committee  of  eighteen  members. 

House  of  Refuge,  Stow  place. 

Bo-wling  OliiTas. 


ABERCORN  BOWLING  CLUB,  CROSSFLAT, 
Instituted  1860. 
Robert  M'Nee,  president. 
David  Duncan,  treasurer  ;  Wm.  Dickie,  secretary 
Directors : 
Andrew  Foulds,  jun., 
William  Foulds, 
James  Paterson, 


Alexander  Roy, 
D.  M'Killigin, 
Thomas  Johnstone. 


William  Craig,  keeper, 


VICTORIA  BOWLING  CLUB,  LADY  LANE. 

Instituted  1860. 

James  Paterson,  president,         Alex.  Maconell,  vice-president. 

William  Whiteford,  treasurer,     F.  Deans,  secretary. 

William  Kennedy,  keeper,  Wellmeadow. 


242  APPENDIX. 


CHAELESTON  BOWLING   CLUB,   STOCK   STKEET. 
Instituted  1863. 
Alexander  M'Leod,  president.  Eobert  Hamilton,  vice-president. 

Eobert  Herd,  treasurer.      John  M'Laclilan,  secretary. 
Committee  : 
James  Allison,  David  Brodie, 

Joseph  Black,  John  Eankin. 

James  Burnett, 

"William  Holms,  keeper. 


WELLMEADOW  BOWLING  CLUB. 

Instituted  1853. 

Bailie  Fisher,  president.     James  M'Ghee,  vice-president. 

William  Smith,  treasurer.  James  Stewart,  secretary. 

Findlay  M'Intyre,  keeper. 


PRIOESCROFT  BOWLING  CLUB. 

50     Storie    Street, 

Instituted  1839. 

Eobert  Armour,  president. 

Eobert  Harris,  treasurer.     Eobert  Fisher,  secretary. 

Directors  : 

John  Laidlaw  I  John  Hamilton, 

Andrew  Walker.  |  Adam  Wilson, 

Eobert  Moodie,  67  George  Street. 

Mason  Lodgres. 

PAISLEY  ST.  MIEEEN'S  LODGE,  129. 

Instituted  1749. 

Andrew  Wallace,  E.W.M.  William  Foulda,  S.W. 

George  F.  Paton,  J.W.      John  Wallace,  D.M. 

Alexander  M'Leod,  P.M. 

James  Brown,  treasurer.  Henry  S.  Edmonds,  secretary. 

Rev.  John  Harrison,  chaplain,      Matthew  Eodger,  S.D. 

John  Park,  J.D.      Daniel  Bell,  architect.      E.  F.  M'Gibbon,  jeweller. 

Wm.  Brown,  S.S.     James  Goudie,  J.S.     George  Smith,  S.S.B. 

John  Barnett,  J.S.B.    Francis  Nicholas,  J.G. 

John  M'Lean,  tyler. 


RENFREW  COUNTY  KILWINNING  LODGE,  No.  370. 

Instituted  19>bb. 

Matthew  Swan,  R.W.M.      E.Anderson,  S.W.      D.  E.  Hamilton,  J.W. 

Richard  Watson,  P.M. 

William  Wilson,  treasurer.  Dr  Graham,  secretary. 

Rev.  J.  M'Lean,  chaplain.     J.  B.  Lamb,  architect. 

J,  Robertson,  I.G.      John  M'Ewan,  O.G.     J.  B.  Newlands,  jeweller 

T.  E.  Cameron,  B.B.         Wm.  Cameron,  tyler. 

Andrew  Foulds,  Bible-bearer. 


APPENDIX.  243 


Cricket  Clulss. 


KELBUENE  CRICKET  CLUB. 

Instituted  1860. 

Grounds — Blackball. 

Patron,  The  Earl  of  Glasgow. 

President,  James  Millar,  jun.,  Adelphi  House. 

Treasurer,  T.  Shanks,  jun.,  Johnstone. 

Secretary,  Jas.  A.  D.  MacKean. 


BELLGROVE    CRICKET    CLUB. 
Imtitwted  1865. 
Grounds — Mossvale. 
President,  Matthew  Rowand.      Vice-President,  Joseph  Bryce. 
Treasurer,  James  Clark- 
Secretary,  John  P.  M'Leod,  54  High  street. 
General  Committee; 
Matthew  Rowand,  I  Joseph  Bryce, 

James  Clark,  j  William  Pyatt, 

John  P.  M'Leod. 
^  Match  Committee : 

Matthew  Rowand,  Joseph  Bryce,  John  F.  M'Leod. 


PAISLEY  THISTLE  CRICKET  CLUB. 
Instituted  1851. 
Grounds — Greenhill. 
Patrons. 
Earl  of  Glasgow.  Peter  Coats,  Esq. 

Right  Hon.  H.  A.  Bruce,  M.P.  Wm.  Wotherspoon,  Esq. 

H.  E.  Crum-Ewing,  Esq.,  M.P.  P.  Oomyn  Macgregor,  Esq. 

General  D.  Hort  Macdowall  of  Wm.  Abercrombie,  Esq., 

Garthland.  Wm.  Craw,  Esq. 

Provost  &  Magistrates  of  Paisley. 

Honorary  President,  Col.  CampbelL 

Honorary  Vice-Presidents,  Major  Holms,  and  Thomas  Coats,  Esq. 

President,  A.  Tagg.      Vice-President,  William  Foulds. 

Treasurer,  William  Colquhoun. 

Secretary,  James  Lang,  1  Espedair  Street. 

General  Committee. 


Messrs  Wm.  Robertson, 
A.  M'Lachlan, 
William  Young. 


Messrs  R.  Rowand 
W.  Weir, 
J.  Andrews, 
John  M'Kenzie, 
Match  Committee,  M'Lachlan,  Colquhoun,  and  Tagg. 
Captain,  Alexander  Tagg. 
Lieutenant,  William  Colquhoun.  Ensign,  A.  M'Lachlan. 

Subscription  for  Ordinary  Members,  12s  6d  ;   Honorary  Members  5s. 


244  AppEm)ix. 


GLENIFFER  CEICKET  CLUB. 

Instituted  1868. 

Grounds — Falside. 

Patron,  John  Poison,  Esq.,  West  Mount. 

Captain  and  President,  Wm.  Glen. 

Secretary,  Robt.  M.  Paterson.     Treasurer,  James  Barr. 

Committee  of  Management* 

"William  Glen-  I  James  Barr. 

Eobert  M.  Paterson.  I  David  Lang. 

James  S.  Robertson* 


GREENWOOD    CRICKET    CLUB. 

histitutedlMQ. 

Grounds — Blackland  Park. 

President,  M.  S.  Matheson.  Vice-President,  Wm.  M.  Earl. 

Treasurer,  Wm.  S.  Lyle.         Secretary,  James  Christie. 

Capt.)  J.  B.  Morrison.      Lieut.,  Jas.  Aitken. 

General  Committee. 


M.  S.  Matheson, 
Wm.  M.  Earl, 
Wm.  S.  Lyle, 
Jas.  Christie, 


J.  B,  Morrison. 

Jas.  Aitken, 

Jas.  E.  Whiriskey. 


Match  Committee. 
M.  S.  Matheson,  J.  B.  Morrison,  James  Christie. 

Trades'  Societies. 

OLD  WEAVERS'  SOCIETY. 

Instituted  1702. 

Hugh  Macfarlane,  box-master.  John  Stewart^  collector, 

E.  F.  Dalziel,  old-box  master.      David  Campbell,  clerk. 


M  A  L  T  M  E  N'S     SOCIETY. 

Instituted  1703. 

A.  Cattanach,  box-master.  Daniel  Macfarlane,  collector. 

John  Bartlemore,  clerk. 


WRIGHT  S'    SOCIETY. 

Instituted  1723. 

James  Adam,  deacon.  James  Stewart,  collector. 

David  Campbell,  clerk.         John  Fisher,  factor. 


CORPORATION  OF  MERCHANTS. 

Instituted  1725. 

John  Clark,  convener.  Alexander  Cattanach,  collector 

John  Bartlemore,  clerk. 


HAMMERMEN'S    SOCIETY. 

Instituted  1760. 

John  Reid,  deacon  or  convener. 

David  Murray,  collector,     John  Bartlemore,  clerk. 


APPENDIX.  245 


Curling  Clulas, 


PAISLEY  UNION  CURLING  CLUB. 

Instituted  1 844. 

Patron^  H.  E.  Orum-Ewing,  M.P.     Patroness,  Mrs  H.  E.  Crum-Ewing. 

President,  James  Lang.      Vice-President,  William  Bauchop,  jun. 

Representative  Members,  John  Carswell  and  James  Lang. 

Chaplain,  James  M'Gachie.  Treasurer,  Hugh  Caldwell. 

Secretary,  James  R.  MacFadyen. 


PlISLEY  ICELAND  CURLING  CLUB. 

Instituted  1841. 

Patron,  The  Right  Hon.  The  Earl  of  Glasgow. 

President,  John  M'Nair.      Vice-President,  Robert  Harris. 

Representative  Members,  Archibald  C.  Holms  and  John  Snodgrass. 

Treasurer,  John  Stewart.         Secretary,  Robert  Boyd. 


PAISLEY  ST.  MIRREN'S  CURLING  CLUB. 

Instituted  1845. 

Patron,  Archibald  0.  Campbell,  Esq.,  Blythswood. 

'"President,  William  Craw.     Vice-President,  James  Wilson. 

Representatives,  William  Russell  and  R.  F.  Dalziel. 

Chaplain,  Rev.  James  Brown. 

Treasurer,  William  Russell.     Secretary,  Robert  F.  Dalziel. 


PAISLEY  BOREAS  CURLING  CLUB. 

Instituted  1852. 

Patroness,  Lady  Anne  Speirs  of  Elderslie. 

President,  James  Dobie.         Vice-President,  John  Gait. 

Representatives,  Robert  Ferrie  and  Thomas  Reid. 

Chax:)lain,  Rev.  J.  C.  Lees. 

Treasurer,  Peter  Robertson.  Secretary,  Robert  Congalton. 


TWELFTH  PROVINCE  ROYAL  CALEDONIAN  CLUB. 

Patron,  J.  0.  L.  Harvey,  Esq.  of  Castlesemple. 

Office-bearers,  1869-70. 

J.  O.  L.  Harvey,  Esq.  of  Castlesemple, >  -py 

William  Caldwell,  Esq.,  Glasgow,  /  ^''^W^- 

President,  William  Barr,  Esq.,  Beith. 

Vice-Presideut,  William  Craw,  Esq.,  Paisley. 

Treasurer  and  Secretary,  John  Carswell,  4  High  Street,  Paisley. 

Committee  of  Management. 


Messrs.  Robt.  Love,  Lochwinnoch. 
,,       William  Baton,  Dairy. 
„       John  Snodgrass,  Paisley. 


Messrs.  Robt.  Congalton,  Paisley. 
Wm.  Pinkerton,  Paisley^ 
J.  Miller,  Lochwinnoch. 


And  OflB.ce-bearers  ex  officio  Members  of  Committee. 

X  2 


246  APPENDIX. 


EEXFEEWSHIEE  CURLING  CLUB. 

Instituted  1856. 

Patron,  P.  Comyn  Macgregor,  of  Brediland. 

President,  John  Cochran.  Vice-President,  Wilham  Pollock. 

Representatives,  William  Pinkerton  and  Robert  Rowand. 

Chaplain,  Rev.  Robert  Duncan. 

Treasurer,  Williana  Pinkerton.     Secretary,  Thomas  D.  Fairley. 


Miscellaneous. 


PAISLEY  ORNITHOLOGICAL  SOCIETY. 

Instituted  1834. 

President,  M.  Barr.  Vice-President,  Wm.  Harper. 

Treasurer,  William  White.     Secretary,  Thomas  Irvine. 


PAISLEY  ORNITHOLOGICAL   ASSOCIATION. 

Instituted  1853. 

Honorary  President,  Sir  Peter  Coats,  Woodside. 

President,  John  Hamilton.      Vice-President,  David  Buchanan. 

Treas.,  Thomas  Fernie.         Secy.,  William  Houston,  3  Barr  Street. 


PAISLEY  WORKING  MEN'S  INDEPENDENT  FUNERAL  AND 

LOAN  OFFICE. 

Listitufed  1868. 

President,  Thos.  Leitch.    Treasurer,  Wm.  Paterson,  8  Neilston  Road. 

Secretary,  Peter   M'Dowall,    8,    Abbey    Street. 

Collector,  AUan  Stewart,  4  Lylesland. 


RENFREWSHIRE   SELF-SUPPORTING  FUNERAL  SOCIETY. 

Instituted  1862. 

Chairman,  James  Fairlie.     Treasurer,  George  Dick. 

Secretary,  John  M'Cowat,  47  High  Street. 

Place  of  Meeting — 35  Castle  Street. 


CHARLESTON  CO-OPERATIVE  SOCIETY  (LIMITED.) 

Instituted  1858. 

Chairman,  John  Thomson.     Treasurer,  Robert  Hunter. 

Secretary,  James  Inglis. 


ABBEY  ANNUAL   SOCIETY. 

President,  Wm.  Wilson.     Treas.,  John  Thomson,  29  Thread  Street 

Clerk,  Wm.  Wilson,  18  Gilmour  Street. 


PAISLEY  SECULAR  SOCIETY. 

Instituted  1853. 

President,  J.  S.  Mitchell.     Treasurer,  John  Young. 

William  Forrester,  secretary,  with  eight  members  of  committee. 

Place  of  Meeting — 116  Causeyside. 


APPENDIX.  247 


PAISLEY  CO-OPERATIVE  MANUFACTURING  IbOCIETY 
(LIMITED). 

President,  James  Liggat. 

Treasurer,  Jos.  Robertson.     Secretary  and  Manager,  John  M'Kenzie. 

Office,  7  St  Mirren  Street. 


PAISLEY  CO-OPERATIVE  BREAD  ASSOCIATION 
(LIMITED.) 

Instituted  1827. 

President,  George  Ingram.     Vice-President,  "William  Cochran. 

D.  Lyle,  treasurer  and  secretary,  with  a  managing  committee  of  12, 

Bakery,  7  Hospital  Lane. 


PAISLEY  PROVIDENT  CO-OPERATIVE  SOCIETY  (Limited.^ 

Hugh  Lamb,  President,  24  Storie  street. 

George  Jack,  Treasurer,  32  Thread  street, 

Alexander  M'Naught,   Secretary,  6  Glen  street. 

With  a  Managing  Committee  of  Eleven. 

Place  of  business,  16  George  street. 

Charles  O'Neil,  salesman,  1  Barclay  street. 


THE  ALEXANDER  WILSON  LODGE  OF  ODDFELLOWS. 

No.  2480,  M.U. 
Instituted  1840. 


John  Walker,  N.G., 

John  Orr,  V.G., 

J.  Hutchison,  surgeon  and  treasr. 


J.  F.  Webster,  elective  secy., 
J.  Carswell,  managing  secy.. 
King  street. 


John  Carswell,  District  C.S. 

Meets  every  alternate  Tuesday  at  half-past  eight  o'clock,  p.m.,  in  Old 

Masonic  hall,  43  New  Street. 


THE  PAISLEY  EVERGREEN  EQUITABLE 
FRIENDLY  SOCIETY. 

Instituted  1%^B. 

President :  Matthew  Hector,  Underwood. 

Treasurer:   John    Gibson,    16    Causeyside. 

Secretary:     William    Alexander,    11    Neilston   street. 

Officer  :  William  Richmond,  78  George  street. 

President  of   1st  section:    R.   Stirling,   2  Wellmeadow. 

Clerk  of  1st  section  :   Joseph  Falconer,  4  Meeting  House  lane. 

President  of  2d  section :    T.  B.  M'Lennan,  27  Glen  street. 

Clerk  of  2d  section :  Duncan  M'Nair,  86  Canal  street. 


CEMETERY  COMPANY. 

Instituted  1845. 
Governor,  William  Philips. 
Secretaries  and  Treasurers,  Messrs  Hodge,  Young,  &  Martin. 
Superintendent,  John  Murray, 


248 


APPENDIX. 


RENFREWSHIRE  AGRICULTURAL  CATTLE  ASSURANCE 

ASSOCIATION. 

Instituted  1848. 

President,  Colonel  Campbell,  of  Blythswood. 

Vice-President,  Thomas  Coats,  Esq.,  of  Ferguslie. 

Veterinary  Surgeons  and  Inspectors  of  Stock,  John  Donaldson,  sen., 

and  John  Donaldson,  jun. 

Treasurers  and  Secretaries,  Messrs.  Hodge,  Young,  &  Martin,  writers, 

County  Buildings,  Paisley. 


ANCIENT    ORDER    OF    FORESTERS'    FRIENDLY    SOCIETY, 

No.  5,222. 
Managers. 

Thomas  Downie,  S.W. 


R.  L.  Henderson.  C.R. 
John  M'LaughliUj  S.O.R. 
Colin  M'Arthur,  P.O. 

Alexander  Mutter,  Secretary. 


William  Cunningham,  J.W^. 

Andrew  Meikle,  S.C.R. 

John  Tonney,  sen.,  Treasurer. 


Alexander  Morrison,  John  M'Leod,  Trustees. 
Mr.  David  Temple,  Visitoi-. 


THE  PAISLEY  HERITABLE  PROPERTY  INVESTMENT 

SOCIETY. 

Instituted  1853. 

(Enrolled  under  the  Act  of  Parliament  6  and  7  William  IV.,  cap.  32.) 

This  Society  is  instituted  on  the  permanent  principle. 

The  Shares  are  £25  each,  payable  by  fortnightly  instalments  of  Is 

per  share. 

Tri;stees. 


John  Brown,  Merchant,  Paisley. 
Alexander  Pollock,  jun.,  banker, 

Paisley. 
William  Poison,  starch  manufac 
turer,  Paisley, 

Committee  of  Management. 

President-  Andrew  Foulds,  jun.,  merchant, 

Ordinary  Directors. 


David  Speirs,  manufacturer.  Pais- 
ley. 

Alexander  Gardner,  bookseller, 
Paisley. 


John  Wilson,  warehouseman. 
Robert  Eeid,  warehouseman. 
John  F.  Lochhead,  clerk. 
Andrew  Paterson,  accountant. 


Alexander  Gardiner,  accountant. 
James  Gilmour,  traveller. 
Matthew  Blair,  clothier. 
Matthew  Brown,  baker. 
William  Murray,  painter. 

Treasurer— John  Fisher,  accountant,  4  Causeyside,  Paisley. 
Secretary  and  Law  Agent — David  Semple,  writer  and  notary  public, 

16  Gilmonr  street,  Paisley. 

Auditors — Archibald  Hodge  and  Jas.  Thomson,  accountants.  Paisley. 

Surveyor — William  Gillespie,  76  New  Sneddon,  Paisley. 

Bankers — City  of  Glasgow  Bank. 

Collection  Meetings  — Treasurer's  Chambers,  4  Causeyside  ;  place  of 

general,  quarterly,  and  managers' meetings — Secretai'y's  Chambers 

16   Gilmour  street. 


APPENDIX.  249 

PAISLEY  EIFLE  CLUB. 

Imtituted  1868. 

President,  Archibald  Craig. 

Treasurer,  Joha  Barclay.     Secretary,  William  Bell, 

Shooting  Range,  Knock  Farm. 


PAISLEY  GLEE  CLUB. 

Instituted  1850. 

President,  John  Lorimer.         Secretary,  Alexander  Sempk 

Librarian,  John  Stewart. 


PAISLEY  MUSICAL  ASSOCIATION, 

Instituted  1846. 

Office-Bearers  for  1870-71. 

President,  William  Peattie.     Vice-President,  Robert  Wat^erston. 

Treasurer,  John  M'Dougall.     Secretary,  Joseph  Whitehead. 

Conductor,   James  Roy  Eraser.     Leader,   Alexander   Thomson. 

Librarian,  George  Dick.     Assistant  Librarians,   Thomas  M'Gregor^ 

T.  B.  M'Lennan,  W.  Thomson,  and  D.  M'Taggart. 

Committee : 


Messrs.  R  P.  M'Gibbon, 

„       James  Young, 

„       Thomas  Jack. 

„       John  Leitch, 

John  Primrose. 


Messrs.  David  Speirs, 

John  Lorimer, 

Louis  Hoeck, 

Alexander  S  em  pie, 

George  Dick, 

.  William  Kelly, 

Place  of  Meeting,  Church,  12  George  Street. 

Practisings  every  Tuesday  at  8.15  p.m.,  from  September  till  March. 

Subscription  :  Honorary  Members,  IDs  and  5s  ; 

Ordinary  Members,  3s. 


PAISLEY  TONIC  SOL-FA  INSTITUTE. 

President,  Robert  Fulton.  Vice-Presidents,  R.  B.   Parlane,  and 

W.  H.  Murray. 

Secretary  and  Treasurer — G.  W.  Macalpine. 

Conductor — J.  A.  Brown. 


PAISLEY  HORTICULTURAL  SOCIETY. 

President,  Thomas  Coats,  Esq.,  Ferguslie. 
Vice-President,  Mr  Peter  M'Kenzie,  Bellfield  Nursery. 
Treasurer,  Mr  Hugh  Boyd,  Storie  Street. 
Secretary,  Mr  William  Paul,  Crossflat  Nursery. 
Directors. 


James  M'Farlane,  Silk  Street. 
Wm.  Dickson,  Ferguslie 
John  Robertson,  Gateflat 
Robert  Wilson,  Walkinshaw 
John  Reid,  Barr  Street 
Thomas  Peacock,  Falside. 
James  Cochran,  Stonefield 
Wm.  Dickson,  Crossflat  Nursery 


James  M'Guigan,  Barshaw 
Alex.  Johnston,  Oakshaw-head 
Henry  Maxwell,  Ralston 
Wm.  Flanagin,  Orr  Square 
Samuel  Rennie,  Orr  Square 
David  Duncan,  Love  Street 
John  Forrest,  Greenlaw. 


250 


APPENDIX. 


THE  DUNCAN  WRIGHT  ENDOWMENT. 
Trustees  (Ex-Officiis). 


H.  Cowan,  Esq.,  Sheriff-Substitute 
Provost  Murray. 
Bailie  Watson. 

"      Park. 

"      Fisher. 

"      Cochrane. 
Treasurer  Russell. 


William  Hodge,  Esq. 
Andrew  Millar,  Esq. 
Rev.  John  Martin. 

"     James  0.  Lees. 

"     James  Dodds. 

"     John  Thomson. 

"     William  France. 


H.  Maefarlaue,  Boxmaster,  Old  Weavers'  Society. 

John  Clark,  Convener,  Merchants'  Society. 

Life  Trustees. 


Jas.  Anderson,  manufacturer,  Rose 
Street,  Gartnethill,  Glasgow. 

Alex.  Pollock,  jun.,  yarn  merchant. 

Wm.  Poison,  starch  manufacturer, 
Paisley. 
Adam,  Town  Chamberlain,  Treasurer  and  Clerk. 


Duncan  Wright,  Esq.,  of  Alticry. 
Hugh  Wright,  Esq.,  of  Alticry. 
William  Graham,  Esq.,  of  Lambs 
hiU 


RENFREWSHIRE  AGRICULTURAL  SOCIETY. 
Instituted  1802. 
President — Sir  Michael  R.  S.  Stewart,  Bari 
Vice-President — Colonel  Campbell,  of  Blythswood. 
Extraordinary  Directors. 
Thos.  Speir,  Esq.,  of  Burnbrae  and  Blackstoun. 
Sir  Peter  Coats  of  Woodside. 
James  Arthur,  Esq.,  Barshaw. 
Right  Hon.  the  Earl  of  Glasgow. 
Col.  Buchanan,  of  Drumpellier. 
Col.  Mure  of  Caldwell. 

Ordinary  Directors. 


John  Brown,  Shortroods,  Paisley. 
Jas.  Young,  Gallowhill,  Paisley. 
James  Wilson,  Boghall,  Houston. 
John  Gibb,  Gladstone,  Bishopton. 
Matthew     Gilmour,     Town      of 

Inchinnan. 
Thomas  Kerr,  East  Fulton,  Kil- 

barchan. 
Alexander  Renfrew,  Blackstoun, 

by  Paisley. 
Wm.  Kerr,  Linclive,  by  Paisley. 
Wm.  Orr,  Linthills,  Lochwinnoch. 
Peter    M'Dermid,    Moss    Street, 


J.  Bryce,  Abbotsineh,  by  Paisley. 
John  Aitken,  Paisley. 
John  Robertson,  Mitchellton. 
Hugh  Caldwell,  Braes. 
James  Wilson,  Freeland. 
John  Young,  Fulwood. 
Thomas  Scott,  Hawkhead  Mains. 
Alex.  Lang,  Garnieland. 
John  Mackay,  Roughlees. 
Robert  Pollock,  Blackhouse. 
Wm.  Kirk  wood,  Stanely  Muir. 
Wm.  Erskine,  Back-o'-Hill. 


Paisley. 

Treasurer — Matthew  Wilson,  Blackstoun  House,  by  Paisley 
Secretary— R.  L.  Henderson,  writer,  Paisley. 


APPENDIX,  251 


PAISLEY  WATER  COMPANY. 

Instituted  1834. 

Chairman,  Archibald  Campbell  Holms,  of  Sandyford. 

Deputy-Chairman,    Alexander   King,   merchant,    Paisley. 

Treasurer,  P.  Guilleaume.     Secretary,  Eobert  Brodie. 

Directors : 


John  Macalister  Symington, 
Thomas  Crichton, 
William  Gibson, 
Alexander  Macfarlane, 
Archibald  Craig, 


David  Duncan, 
Alexander  Craig, 
John  Snodgrass, 
William  Holms, 
John  FuUerton, 


Board  of  &as  Li^ht  Commissioners  of  Faisley- 

1869-70. 
Elected  hy  the  Shareholders. 
Messrs.  William  Philips,  William  Russell,  John  FuUerton,  Dr.  Wm, 
M'Kechnie,    Provost    Macfarlane,   Bailie   Caldwell,    Messrs   P, 
Macgregor,  and  John  M'Gown. 

Elected  by  Town  Council. 

'^  Bailies  Masson,  Scott,  Eaglesim,  and  Watson. 

Secretary  and  Law  Agent — Thomas  Campbell,  writer. 

Treasurer — William  Nairne. 

Engineer  and  Manager — George  Hislop. 

Collectors — David  Ayton  and  David  C.  Niven. 

Office — 23  Moss  Street. 


Alslsey  Farisli  Hoad  Trustees; 

All  Heritors  having  land  in  the  Parish  valued  at  100  Scots  of 

annual  rent. 

Clerk — Andrew  Millar,  Writer,  Paisley. 

Surveyor — Thomas  Johnston,  C.E. 

Collector— Eobert  Oliver,  22  Old  Smithhilla. 


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EENFEEW 


ADAM,  Archibald,  spirit  dealer,  28  Canal  street 
Adam,  Jolm,  Prince  of  Wales  Hotel,  Renfrew  Ferry- 
Allison,  Alexander,  surgeon.  Paisley  road 
Andrew,  Michael  Murdoch,  head  master,  Old  Burgh  School, 

48  High  street 
Apothecaries'  Hall,  14  Canal  street 

BARR,  Jane,  general  merchant,  12  High  street 

Barr,  Robert,  baker,  17  High  street 

Bell,  John,  &  Sons,  dyers,  Millburn 

Bell,  Thomas,  of  John  Bell  &  Sons,  Croft  Cottage,  Croft 

street 
Bell,  William,  of  John  Bell  &  Sons,  Millburn  Dyeworks 
Blackburn,  William,  spirit  merchant,  107  High  street 
Blair,  Duncan,  at  London  Works,  Inchinnan  road 
Boyd,  George,  timber  merchant,  27  Ferry  road 
Boyd,  James,  spirit  dealer,  42  High  street 
Brown,   Andrew,  of  William   Simons   &    Co.,  Castlehill 

House 
Brown,  John,  joiner,  at  Henderson,  Coulborn,  &  Co.'s,  9 

Wilson  street 
Buchanan,  Thomas,  tailor,  3  Manse  street 

CAMPBELL,  Archibald  C,  of  Blythswood— Blythswood 

House 
Chamberlain's  Office,  11  High  street— William  Hen'on, 

Chamberlain 
Clark,  Margaret,  grocer,  126  High  street 
Colquhoun,  Janet,  grocer,  57  High  street 
Coulborn,   Charles  E.,  of  Henderson,  Coulborn,  &  Co., 

Meadowflat,  Renfrew 

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254  EENFREW. 


Craig,  Robert,  grocer,  41  High  street 

Craik,  James,  railway  station  master,  Fnlbar  street 

Crawford,  Andrew,  officer  of  Established  Church,  37  High 
street 

Cumming,  Daniel,  skinner,  tanner,  and  flesher.  The  Her- 
mitage, 100  High  street 

Cunningham,  William,  sexton,  30  High  street 

Cuthbertson,  Alexander,  31  Fulbar  street 

Cuthbertson,  James,  grocer  and  postmaster,  15  High  street 
— house,  13  do. 

DICKIE,  William,  flesher,  1  Pinkerton  lane — house,  5 
High  street 

Dobbie,  James,  Superintendent  of  Police — house,  Rock 
cottage,  Glebe  street 

Donald,  Mrs  Andrew,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 
16  and  18  Canal  street 

Douglas,  William,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  21  Meadow- 
side  street — house,  do. 

Dougray,  Alexander,  officer  of  U.P.  Church,  6  Orchard 
street 

Drysdale,  Mrs,  51  Ferry  road,  Renfrew 

Dykes,  William,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  65  High  street 

ELDER,  William,  draper,  32  High  street 
Established  Church,  Church  street — Rev.  Robert  Stephen, 
M.A.,  minister 

FALCONER,  George,  grocer,  2  High  street 

Female  Industrial  School,  127  High  street 

Female  Industrial  Sessional  School,  Manse  street — Miss 

Anne  Lang,  teacher 
Ferguson,  John,  confectioner,  Fulbar  street — house,   39 

Renfield  street 
Ferguson,  Mrs,  confectioner,  35  Manse  street  i 

Filshill,  James,  15  Manse  street 
Finlay,  Alexander,  farmer,  17  Queen  street 
Forrest,  W.  &  C,  Muirpark  Chemical  Works 
Foulds,  A.,  brassfounder,  54  Fulbar  street 
Foulds,  Andrew,  1  King's  lane 


RENFREW.  255 


Foulis,    Miss,    assistant   teacher    Grammar    School   and 

Blythswood  Testimonial,  Renfield  street 
Fraser,  George,  keeper  of  the  Freemasons'  Hall,  7  High  st. 
Fraser,  William,  tailor  and  clothier,  7  High  street 
Freemasons'  Hall,  7  High  street 

Free  Church,  Renfield  street — Rev.  David  Neilson,  minister 
Fulton,  JohUj  manager  of  Gas  Works,  21  Ferry  road 

GALLAGHER,   Owen,  wine  and  spirit  dealer,  39  High 

street 
Gallacher,  Robert,  manager  of  Charles  Tennant  &  Co.'s 

Works,  5  Croft  street 
Gait,   Robert,   bookseller  and  officer  of  Free  Church,  13 

Dunlop  street 
Gas,  Harbour,  and  Public  Rate  Office,  11   High  street — 

William  Herron,  collector 
Glen,  James,  druggist  and  stationer,  14  Canal  street 
Grammar  School  and  Blythswood  Testimonial,  Renfield  st. 

— head  master,  Peter  M'Laren 
Grant,  Joseph,  66  Fulbar  street 
Gray,  James,  farmer,  Blawarthill 
Gray,  Janet,  grocer,  Fulbar  street 


HAMILTON,  William,  baker,  46  High  street— house,  do. 

Hamilton,  William,  spirit  dealer,  3  Canal  street 

Henderson,  Coulborn,  &  Co.,  engineers,  and  iron  ship- 
builders, Slip  Dock 

Henderson,  James  M'L.,  of  Henderson,  Coulborn,  &  Co., 
Braehead  House,  near  Renfrew 

Herd,  William,  2  Queen's  place 

Herron,  William,  town  chamberlain,  and  agent  for  the 
Union  Bank,   11  High  street — house,  25  Ferry  road 

Hillcoat,  Anthony,  spirit  dealer,  Newton,  Paisley 
road 

Hodgart,  Charles,  ferryman.  Ferry  road 

Howat,  Ann,  confectioner,  22  Canal  street 

Houston,  James,  agent  for  the  Standard  liife  Assurance 
Company,  Home  Cottage,  Paisley  road 

Hunter,  William,  spirit  dealer,  Wheat  Sheaf  Inn,  1  Canal 
street 


256  RENFREW. 


Hutchesoii,  George,  town-clerk,  45  Orchard  street — Glas- 
gow office,  68  St.  Vincent  street 

Hutchesou,  Andrew,  spirit  merchant,  19  Hairst  street  and 
69  High  street 

Hutchison,  John,  plasterer  and  spirit  dealer,  21  Hairst  st. 
house,  do. 

Hutchison,  Rev.  John,  B.A.,  minister  of  the  U.P.  Church, 
Paisley  road, 

INGLIS,  Peter,  sergeant  of  police,  and  inspector  of  weights 

and  measures.  Police  office — house,  5  Fulbar  street 
Ireland,  John,  grocer,  Paisley  road 

JACK,  John,  cashier  to  Henderson,  Coulhom,  &  Co.,  29 

Ferry  road 
Johnstone,  Thomas,  joiner  and  turner,  1  and  3  Wilson  st. 

KETER,  James,  farmer,  Mossland 
Keter,  William,  farmer,  Bogside 

Kilpatrick,  John,  painter  and  paper  hanger,  29  Hairst  St. 
— house,  27  do. 

LAMBIE,  Andrew,  hairdresser,  20  High  street 

Lang,  Miss  Anne,  teacher.  Female  Industrial  School,  6S 

Manse  street — house,  33  Hairst  street 
Lang,  Miss  Jane,  teacher,  Ragged  Industrial  School,  63 

Manse  street — house,  33  Hairst  street 
Lang,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  1  Manse  street 
Lamont,  Neil,  spirit  merchant,  42  Fulbar  street 
Letters,   Miss,  assistant   teacher.  Old  Burgh   school,  42 

High  street 
Linton,  George,  slater,  35  Fulbar  street 
Lobnitz,    Henry   C,    of  Henderson,    Coulborn,    &    Co., 

Clarence  House 
London  Works — William  Simons  &  Co. 
Loudon,  W.,  coal  merchant,  Railway  Station,  39  Ferry  road 

MALCOLM,  William,  baker,  4  Hairst  street 

Martin,  Robert,  grocer  and  victualler,  23  Meadowside  st. 

— house,  do. 
Marr,  Richard,  steam  forge,  London  road 


RENFREW.  257 


MasoQ,  John,  spirit  dealer,  23  Canal  street 

Meikle,  William,  grocer,  5  High  street 

Moore,  A.,  assistant  teacher.  Grammar  School  and  Blyths- 

wood  Testimonial,  Renfield  street 
Monteith,  William,  green  grocer,  30  High  street 
Morrison,    John,    plumber,    coppersmith,    and    gasfitter, 

Fulbar  lane — Wm.  Weir,  manager 
Morrison,  Peter,  foreman  joiner  at  Henderson,  Conlborn, 

&  Co.'s,  23  Ferry  road 
Muir,  William,  boot  and  shoemaker,  63  High  street 
Mumme,  Carl,  at  Henderson,  Conlborn  &  Co.'s,  Queen  st. 
Munro,  Thomas,  grocer,  12  Orchard  street 
Myles,  James,  factor  to  the  Trustees  of  the  late  Alexander 

A.  Speirs,  of  Elderslie,  Deanside — office   in  Paisley, 
.  Terrace  buildings,  109  High  street 


M' ARTHUR,  Angus,  precentor  of  Free  Church,  36  Thread 

street.  Paisley 
M' Arthur,  William,  grocer,  10  High  street — house,  8  do, 
M'Coll,  Alexander,  boot  and  shoemaker,  3  High  street 
M'Coll,  John  Stewart,  grocer,  28  High  street 
M'Donald,  C.  C,  Fulbar  street 
M'Donald,  James,  spirit  dealer,  15  Ferry  road 
M'Donald,  James,  cooking  depot,  13  Ferry  road 
M'Donald,  John,  farmer,  Porterfield 
M'Dougall,  Archibald,  45  High  street 
M'Gilligan,  James,  boot  and  shoemaker,  6  Fulbar  street 
M'Hutcheson,  Elizabeth,  draper,  7  Canal  street — house^ 

Inchinnan  road 
M'Hutcheson,    James,    grocer,    2    Canal    street— house, 

Inchinnan  road 
MTntyre,  John,  86  High  sti^eet 

M'Intyre,  John,  grocer,  73  High  street — house,  84  do. 
M'Kechnie,  John,  Paisley  and  Renfrew  Inn,  26  Canal  st. 
M'Kechnie,  William,  grocer,  6  High  street 
M'Kenzie,  Robert,  draper,  8  Orchard  street 
MacKenzie,  Thomas,  Inspector  of  Poor,  and  Collector  of 

Poor  Rates  ;    and  clerk  to  the  Statute  Labour  Road 

Trustees  for  the  Parish  of  Renfrew,  9  High  street — 

house,  Queen's  place 

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258  RENFREW. 


M'Kinlay,  Misses,  Reufield  House,  Fdbar  lane 
M'Kinnon,  Mrs  Hector,  grocer,  13  Canal  street 
M'Laren,  Peter,  LL.D.,  head  master,  Grammar  School  and 

Blythswood  Testimonial 
M'Millan,  Isabella,  confectioner,  25  Canal  street 
M' William,  R.,  draper,  15  Canal  st. — house,  43  Queen  St. 


NEILSON,  Eev.  David,  minister  of  the  Free  Church — 

Manse,  Renfield  street 
OLD  Burgh  School,  48  High  street — head  master,  Michael 

Murdoch  Andrew 


PARK,  John,  spirit  dealer,  28  Manse  street 
Pattison,  Hugh  W.,  surgeon,  31  Hairst  street 
Pottie,  Alexander,  veterinary  surgeon,  23  Hairst  street — 
house^  31  Ferry  road 

RAGGED  Industrial  School,  Manse  street — Miss  Jane 

Lang,  teacher 
Ramsey,  John,  spirit  dealer,  Elderslie  Arms,  53  Ferry  road 
Renfrew,  John,  shoemaker,  34  High  street 
Robertson,  Dr  James,  5  Clyde  street 
Robertson,  James  R.  M.,  M.D.,  CM.,  Clyde  street 
Robin,  Matthew,  Croft-an-Reigh  cottage 

SIMONS,  William,  &  Co.^  engineers,  founders,  and  ship- 
builders, Lonaon  Works 
Simons,  Wm.,  of  Wm.  Simons  &  Co.,  Yoker  Lodge^  Yoker 
Sinclair,  D.,  joiner,  56  Fulbar  street— house,  31  do. 
Smith,  James,  C.E.,  and  land  surveyor,  54  St.  Vincent 
street,  Glasgow — house,  Argyle  Lodge,  Paisley  road 
Speirs,    Lady   Anne,  Elderslie   house,    Renfrew,  and    10 

Lowndes  street,  Loudon 
Steel,  Mrs,  stationer  and  draper,  43  High  street 
Steel,  Mrs  Jane,  spirit  dealer,  64  High  street 
Stephen,  Rev.  Robert,  M.A.,  minister  of  the  Elstablished 

Church,  the  Manse,  High  street 
Steven,  Hugh,  flesher,  49  High  street 


RENFREW.  259 


Stewart,  Allan,  ironfounder,    Castlehill   foundry — house, 

Longcroft  cottage 
Stewart,  Allan,  spirit  dealer,  23  High  street — ^house,  22 

Pinkerton  lane 
Stobo,  George,  M.D.,  Paisley  road 
Sutherland,  Alexander,  house  factor,  7  Ferry  road 

TAIT,  William,  ironmonger,  16  High  street 

Tennant,  Charles,  &  Co.,  starch  works  and  dyewood  mills, 

Orchard  street 
Thomson,  James,  cashier  at  London  Works,   61    Queen 

street 
Thomson,  James,  grocer,  33  Fulbar  street — house,  Bel] 

street 
Thomson,  John,  draper,  58  High  street 

UNION  Bank  of  Scotland,  11  High  street— Wm.  Herron, 

agent 
United   Presbyterian   Church,  Paisley  road — Kev.  John 

Hutchison,  B.A.,  minister 

VERNAL,  Dugall,  confectioner,  17  Canal  street 
Vernal,  James,  salesman  for  Speirs  &  Gibb,  coal  merchants, 

Railway  station — house,  2  Wilson  street 
Vernal,  William,  boot  and  shoemaker,  5  High  street 

WALLACE,  Connell,  &  Co.,   plumbers,  gasfitters,  and 

lead  merchants,  9  Manse  street 
Wallace,  David,  grocer,  56  High  street 
Wallace,  John  H.,  writer,  45  Orchard  street 
Wardlaw,  Ralph,  Millburn  House 
Waterston,  Mrs  George,  Castlehill  Inn,  29  Canal  street 
Watson,  Henry,  saddler  and  bootmaker,  31  High  street 
Weir,  James,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  53  High  street 

— house,  51  do. 
Weir,  William,  manager  to  John  Morrison,  plumber — 

house,  1  Fulbar  hme 
White,  James,  manager  at  Wallace,  Connell,  &  Co.'s,  8 

Manse  street 
White,  Matthew,  farmer,  Queen  street 


260  RENFREW. 


Willockj  George,  Union  Bank,  Glasgow — house,  Paisley- 
road 

Wilson,  John,  portioner.  Terrace,  Paisley  road 

Wood,  James,  coal  merchant.  Railway  station,  Fulbar 
street — house,  16  Moss  street.  Paisley 

Wright,  Daniel,  Pinkerton  House 

Wright,  Mrs,  Pinkerton  House 

Young,  William,  fruits  and  confections,  Newton 


APPENDIX 


MAGISTRATES. 
Andrew  Brown,  Provost. 
Robert  Gallacher,  and  Daniel  Camming,  Bailies. 
John  Kilpatrick,  Dean  of  Guild.         Allan  Stewart,  Treasurer. 
COUNCILLORS. 
Dr.  Robertson,  I  William  Bell, 

C.  C.  M 'Donald,  William  Douglas 

George  Boyd,  j  James  S.  Ferguson. 

Jas.  M'L.  Henderson. 
George  Hutchison,  Town-Clerk.     David  Campbell,  Procurator-Fiscal. 
William  Herron,  Town-Chamberiain. 
James  Dobbie,  Superintendent  of  Police. 
P.  Inglis,  Inspector  of  Weights  and  Measures. 
The  management  of  the  Police  is  vested  in  the  Town  Council. 
Burgh  Court  held  weekly  on  Saturday. 


JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 

Renfrew  District. 

Provost  and  Magistrates  for  the  time  being. 


Andrew  Brown 
George  Boyd 
William  Bell 
James  Robertson 


James  M'L.  Henderson 

James  Myles 
James  Houston 
Matthew  Robin 


Assessor  under  the  Lands  Valuation  Act — William  Herron. 
Quarter  Sessions  held  first  Tuesday  of  March,  May,  and  August,  and 
last  Tuesday  of  October.     Meetings  for  considering  license  certificates 
held  first  Tuesday  of  May  and  last  Tuesday  of  October. 


RENFREW.  261 


WRITERS. 

George  Hutcheson,  45  Orchard  Street. 

John  H.  Wallace,  45  Orchard  Street. 


SURGEONS. 
Hugh  W.  PattisoD  |  Geo.  Stobo — Alex.  Allison  [  James  R.  M.  Robertson. 

PAROCHIAL  BOARD. 

Office — 9  High  Street. 

Dr  Robertson,  Chairman.  Thomaa  Mackenzie,  Inspector  of  Poor. 

PUBLIC  OFFICES,  &c. 
Chamberlain's  Office,  11  High  Street — William  Herron,  Chamberlain. 
Assessor's  Office,  11  High  Street — William  Herron,  Assessor. 
Post  Office,  15  High  Street — James  Cuthbertson,  Postmaster. 
Registrar's    Office,    Blythswood     Testimonial,    Renfield     Street— Peter 

M'Laren,  Registrar. 
Session  Clerk's  Office,  Blythswood  Testimonial,  Renfield  Street— Peter 

M'Laren,  Session  Clerk. 
Statute  Labour  Road  Trust,  9  High  Street — Thomas  M'Kenzie,  clerk. 
Gas  and  Harbour  Rates  Office,  11  High  Street — Wm.  Herron,  Collector. 
Union  Bank,  11  High  Street — William  Herron,  Agent. 

POST  OFFICE,  15  High  Street. 
James  Cuthbertson,  Postmaster. 
ARRIVALS.                                                     BOX  CLOSES. 
7.10  A.M.                                     I                     9.40  A.M. 
9.35    „                                                    2.20  P.M. 
4.55  P.M. I 5.35  P.M. 

SOCIETIES. 

Renfrew  Prince  of  Wales  Mason  Lodge^  No.  426. — C.  E.  Coulborn 
R.W.M. ;  James  M'L.  Henderson,  P.M. ;  Wiliam  Sim,  S.W.  ;  John 
Drysdale,  J.W.  ;  William  Loudon,  treasurer ;  John  M'Kinnon, 
secretary  ;  George  Eraser,  tyler.     Rooms,  9  High  Street. 

Renfrew  Rose  Friendly  Society. — Instituted  30th  March,  1857. — Wm. 
Thomson,  president ;  John  Constable,  treasurer :  Alexander  Murdoch, 
secretary.     With  sixteen  of  a  committee. 

Renfrew  Rifle  Corps. — J.  Jack,  captain  ;  0.  Gillan,  lieutenant;  Wm. 
Loudon,  ensign ;  Robert  Lang,  colour  sergeant ;  James  R.  Wood, 
secretary. 

Renfrew  King'^s  Inch  Curling  Club. — Lady  Anne  Speirs  of  Elderslie, 
patroness;  George  Boyd,  president ;  James  M'L.  Henderson,  vice-pre- 
sident ;  George  M'Lean  and  James  Myles,  representative  members  ; 
Rev.  Robert  Stephen,  chaplain  ;  Robert  Gallacher,  treasurer  ;  Ales. 
Pottie,  secretary.  Honorary  Members — Colonel  Campbell  and  S.  D. 
Campbell.  George  Boyd,  Alex.  Findlay,  James  Myles,  Robert 
Gallacher,  Alexander  Pottie,  and  George  M'Lean,  committee  of 
management. 

Horticultural  Society. — George  Boyd,  president ;  Bailie  Gallacher, 
vice-president ;  WiUiam  Herron,  treasurer;  John  Methven,  secretary  ; 
Peter  Inglis,  collector. 

Renfrew  Boiding  Green. — Campbell  Houston,  president ;  W.  Herron, 
treasurer ;  George  Falconer,  secretary. 


262  EENFREW. 


INSUEANCE  AGENTS. 

a     ^i.-  1   TvT  J.-       1  (William  Herron,  Chamberlain,  Ferry  Road 

Scottish  National,  |j^^^^^  ^^^^^^  ^^^^^^^  Deanside 

Standard  Life, James  Houston,  Home  Cottage. 

Boyal  Fire  and  Life, James  Weir,  53  High  street 

London  and  Lancashire,... George  Falconer,  2  High  street 
Northern,     George  Falconer,  2  High  street 


SCHOOLS. 

FEMALE  INDUSTRIAL  SCHOOL,  127  High  Steeet. 
Patroness — Lady  Ann  Spiers,  of  Elderslie. 


FEMALE  INDUSTRIAL  SESSIONAL  SCHOOL,  Manse  Street, 
Miss  Margaret  Lang,  teacher. 


RAGGED  INDUSTRIAL  SCHOOL,  Makse  Street. 

Miss  Jane  Lang,  teacher. 

Patroness — The  Honourable  Mrs  Campbell  of  Blythswood. 


GRAMMAR  SCHOOL  AND  BLYTHSWOOD  TESTIMONIAL. 

Renfield  Street. 

Head  Master — Mr  Peter  M'Laren,  LL.D. 

Assistants — Mr  Alexander  Moore  and  Miss  Foulis. 


OLD  BURGH  SCHOOL,  48  High  Street. 

Head  Master — Mr  Michael  Murdoch  Andrew,  F.E.J.S. 

Assistant  Female  Teacher — Miss  Letters. 


INNS  AND  HOTELS. 


RAILWAY,  7  Clyde  Street. 

PRINCE    OF  WALES  (FERRY),  1  Clyde  Street— John  Adam. 

CASTLEHILL,  29  Canal  Street— Mrs  George  Waterston. 


FAIRS   are  held  on  the  third  Tuesday  of  May  and  second  Friday 
of  June. 

Market  Day — Saturday. 


CONVEYANCES.— Almost  all  the  Glasgow  Steamers  call  at  Ren- 
frew Wharf,  both  in  going  up  and  down  the  Clyde.  Trains  to  Paisley 
and  Glasgow  nearly  every  two  hours.  Carriers  to  Glasgow  every 
Monday,  Wednesday,  and  Friday. 


EENFEEW.  263 


CHURCHES. 

ESTABLISHED  CHUECH,  Church  Street. 
Eev.  R,  Stephen,  M.A.,  Minister    I  Andrew  Crawford,    OflBcer. 

William  Loudon Precentor  |  P,  M'Laren,  LL.D.,  Session  Clerk 

Gravedigger,  Andrew  Cunningham. 

FREE  CHURCH,  Renfield  Street. 

Rev.  David  Neilson Minister.  I  John  Findlay, OiEcer. 

Angus  M'Arthur    ...... Precentor,  j  Session  Clerk. 

UNITED  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH,  Paisley  Road. 

Rev.  J.  Hutchison,  B.A..  Minister    I  Alexander  Dougray,    Officer. 
William  Crawford  Precentor     Jas.  Cuthbertson,... Session  Clerk 


The  SACRAMENT  takes  place  on  the  last  Sabbath  of  February 
and  last  Sabbath  of  July. 


POPULATION  OF  RENFREW. 


Total,      .     3731 


IN    BUKGH, 

IN  LANDWARD  PARTS. 

Males, 

1984 

Males,      .         .         .466 

Females, 

1747 

Females  .         .         .450 

Total,         .     916 


RENFREW,  with  Rutherglen.  Dumbarton,  Kilmarnock,  and  Port- 
Glasgow,  return  one  member  to  Parliament.  Kilmarnock  is  the  re- 
turning burgh.  Parliamentary  constituency,  472  ;  municipal  do.,  433. 
Right  Hon.  E.  P.  Bouverie,  M.P. 


JOHNSTONE 


AITKEN,  John,  hairdresser,  6  Houstoun  square 

Allan,  James,  coal  merchant,  Johnstone  station 

Allan,  James,  of  Thomson  &  Allan,  11  William  street 

Allan,  John,  joiner.  High  street 

Anderson,  Charles,  baker,  31  High  street 

Anderson,  Erskine,  spirit  dealer,  1  William  street 

Anderson,  John,  stationer,  44  High  street 

Anderson,  John,  draper  and  clothier,  50  Houstoun  square 

Armstrong,  James,  bookseller  and  stationer,  and  boot  and 

shoe  merchant,  and  agent  for  the  Eoyal  Insurance 

Company,  35  High  street 
Arrol,  James,  manager.  Flax  Mill — ^house,  Rankine  street 

BARNETT,    James,  at  Finlayson,   Bousfield,  &   Co.'s, 

Janefield 
Barr,  James,  slater,  76  High  street 
Barr,  James,  spirit  merchant,  7  High  street 
Barr,  John,  cowfeeder,  Greenend  cottage 
Barrowman,  Thomas,  manager,  Shale  Coal  Oil  Works, 

Linwood — house,  Graham  street 
Baxter,  Robert,  hairdresser,  41  High  street 
Baxter,  William,  head  mechanic,  Johnstone  Old  Mill 
Bain,  John,  surgeon,  66  High  street 
Baine,  Miss,  teacher,  Ladies'  School,  William  street 
Beaton,  Neil,  wine  and   spirit   merchant,    56    Houstoun 

square 
Bell,  John,  coal  merchant,  Canal  basin — house,  Cherry- 

woodside,  Elderslie 
Bennie,  Andrew,  Rosebank  cottage 
Biggart,  D.,  &  Sons,  cotton  spinners  and  bleachers,  Peock- 

land  Mills — house,  Peockland  cottage 
Bishop,  John,  draper,  68  High  street 


JOHNSTONE.  265 


Black,  Hector,  feuar,  11  High  street 
Blackwood,  David,  gi'ocer,  4  Graham  street 
Blackwood,  James,  confectioner,  73  High  street 
Blair,  Hugh,  spinning  master,  Johnstone  Old  Mill 
Blair,  Miss,  china  merchant,  54  Houstoun  square 
Blair,  Robert,  Cross  Keys  Inn  and  Hotel,  46  Houstoun 

square,  High  street 
Blair,  Matthew,  grocer,  29  High  street 
Blair,  Peter,  manager,  Johnstone  Gas  Light  Co.,  Gas-work 

cottage 
Bonnar,  Thomas,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  22  High  street 
Boyle,  John,  fish  dealer  and  green  grocer,  37  High  street 
Braid,  Joseph,  brassfounder,  62  Iligh  street 
Brooks,  Rev,  George,  minister  of  Johnstone  East  U..  P. 

Church,  East  U.  P.  Manse 
Brown,  John,  Dimity  street 
Browns,  Malloch,  &  Co.,  cotton  spinners,   Johnstone  Old 

Mill,  High  street,  and  Elderslie  Mill 
Buchanan,  James,  provision  merchant,  35  High  street 
Buchanan,  John,  grocer,  62  High  street 
Buchanan,  Peter,  mechanic,  at  Barbush  Mill 
Buchanan,  Robert,  grocer  and  provision  merchant.  High 

street 
Buchanan,  William,  general  grocer,  and  wine  and  spirit 

merchant,  67  High  street 
Buick,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  27  High  street 

CALDWELL,  John,  grocer,  1  Church  street 

Caldwell,  John,  millwright,  High  street 

Cameron,  Alexander,  teacher,  21  Church  street 

Cameron,  Daniel,  broker,  8  William  street 

Cameron,  James,  Hag  Mill 

Cameron,  Matthew,  carter,  21  Church  street 

Campbell,  John,  manager,  Hag  Mill 

Campbell,  John,  spirit  dealer,  36  High  street 

Campbell,  Thomas,  china  merchant,  22  High  street 

Campbell,  William,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Macdowall  street 

— house,  Graham  street 
Carson,  Samuel,  boot  and  shoemaker,  7  Macdowall  street 

— house,  do. 


266  JOHNSTONE. 


Cariside  Mill— Smith  &  M'Lanrin 

Chapman,  Alexander,  grocer,  15  William  street 

Chapman,  Alexander,  (Jabinetmaker,  8  Macdowall  street 

Chisholm,  Rev.  Hugh,  Roman  Catholic  Chapel,  Graham  st. 

Christie,  Francis,  Ford  Bank 

Christie,  James,  Ford  Bank 

City   of  Glasgow  Bank,  Houstoun  square — John  Reid, 

writer,  agent 
Clapperton,  William,  manager,  Walkinshaw  Foundry — 

house,  Walkinshaw  street 
Coats,  Daniel,  of  Coats,  Neilson,  &  Co.,  Woodside  house, 

Paisley 
Coats,   Neilson,   &    Co.,    cotton    spinners,    Thorn   mill, 

Johnstone 
Coats,  Peter,  jun.,  of  Coats,  Neilson,  &  Co. — residence, 

Woodside  house 
Core  &L  Wilson,  engineers  and  millwrights,  Engine  Works, 

Gas  street 
Core,  Adam,  of  Core  &  Wilson,  Canal  street 
Craig  &  Donald,  engineers,  William  street  Works 
Craig,  Miss  Margt.,  Bonnyhill  cottage,  William  street 
Craig,  Mrs  W,,  21  High  street 
Crawford,  Andrew,  foreman  to  John  Weems — house,  17  j 

High  street  1 

Crawford,  George,  sen.,  Banktop,  William  st. 

DA  VIES,  Francessa,  grocer,  31  Graham  street 

Davies,  Mrs,  confectioner,  81  High  street. 

Daily,  William,  cooper,  28  Church  street 

Daly,  John,  broker,  2  Macdowall  street 

Dixon,  Mrs  Henry,  grocer  and  milk  dealer,  Macdowall  st. 

Donald,  Mrs  Hugh,  William  street 

Donald,  James  F.,  of  James  Donald  &  Son,  Banktop 

Donald,  James,  of  James  Donald  &  Son,  Villafield,  Laigh 
Cartside  street 

Donald,  James,  of  Craig  &  Donald,  William  street 

Donald,  James,  &  Son,  millwrights,  engineers,  and  iron- 
founders,  Johnstone  Foundry  and  Engine  Works, 
High  street 

Donald,  John,  &  Co.,  iron  and  steel  merchants,  2  7  High  st. 


JOHNSTONE.  267 


Donald,  John,  of  John  Donald  &  Co.,  William  street 
Duffy,  John,  broker,  William  street 
Duncan,  Mrs,  confectioner,  44  Houstoun  square 
Dunlop,  Hugh,  Baker,  64  High  street 

EADIE,  James,  farmer,  Cochran  Mill 

Edward,  George,  manager  to  J.   &  W.  Weems — house, 

High  street 
Eustace,  Robert,  surgeon,  Houstoun  square 

FEARON,  Francis,  furnisher,  64  High  street 
Finlayson,  Bousfield,  &  Co.,  flax  spinners,  manufacturers 

of  bleached  and  coloured  linen  thread,  and  patent 

shoe  thread 
Finlayson,  Archibald  W.,  Merchiston  House 
Finlayson,  Charles,  of  Finlayson,   Bousfield  &   Co.,  Lily 

Bank  House 
Finlayson,     James,    of     Finlayson,    Bousfield,    &    Co., 

Merchiston  House 
Finlayson,  William  James,  Merchiston  House 
Fleming,  Archibald,  merchant,  registrar   of  births,  &c., 

postmaster,  and  agent  for  the  Royal  Fire  and  Life 

Insurance  Co.,  and  European  Guarantee  Society,  Post 

Office,  Walkiiishaw  street 
Fletcher,  Mrs,  fruit  dealer  and  confectioner,  25  High  street 
Flockhart,  John,  saddler.  High  Street 
Eraser,  John,  Newfield  House 
Eraser,  John,  superintendent  of  police,  Collier  street 

GAFF,  Rev.  William,  minister  of  Established  Church, 

The  Manse,  Dimity  street 
Galbraith,  Andrew,  Johnstone  Castle 
Galbraith,  Archibald,  Johnstone  Castle 
Gardner,  Richard,  M.D.,  62  High  street — house,  30  do. 
Gardner,  Robert,  milkdealer,  66  High  street 
Gas  Light  Company — Peter  Blair,  manager 
Gibson,  Duncan,  carter,  13  Rankine  street 
Giffen,    Humphrey,   officer,    East   United     Presbyterian 

Church 
Gillespie,  Alexander,  of  Gray  &  Gillespie,  Elderslie  Farm 


268  JOHNSTONE. 


Gilmour,  William  S.,  "Woodbank 

Glasgow  and  Johnstone  carrier — John  M'Donald,  1 1  High 

street 
Glasgow  &  South-Western  Railway  Station — Quintin  Y. 

Lawson,  station  master 
Glegg,  John,  factor,  Milliken 
Glen,  Archibald,  Cartside  House 
Glen,  Elizabeth,  Old  Black  Bull  Cellar,  George  street 
Gordon,  Hugh,  broker,  and  nail  manufacturer,   5  William 

street 
Graham,  Jas.,  green  grocer,  and  milk  dealer,  71  High  st. 
Grant  &  Macfarlane — Johnstone  Saw  Mills,  Dimity  street 
Grant,  Peter,  grocer,  Colher  street 
Gray,  Alexander,  boot  and  shoe  warehouse,  41  High  st. 
Gray  &  Gillespie,  coal  merchants,  Johnstone  Station 
Gray,  Matthew,  of  Gray  &  Gillespie,  Thorn 
Gray,  Thomas  Garland,  surgeon,  Graham  street — house, 

Go  wan  Bank  Cottage 
Gray,  William,  farmer,  Barbush 
Gregson  &  Smithe,  Dimity  street  spindle  works 

HAIR,  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Walkinshaw  street 
Hamilton,  James,  Johnstone  Equitable  Loan  Office,  19 

High  street — residence,  22  Church  street 
Harper,  Robert,  printer  and  bookseller,  67  High  street 
Harper,  William,  2  Houstoun  square 
Hart,  James,  clerk  to  Browns,  MaUoch,  &  Co.,  William 

street 
Hart,  James,  gardener,  Rankine  street 
Hatrick,  James,  beaming  master  at  Browns,   Malloch,  & 

Co.'s,   and  precentor  in  West  U.P.  Church — house, 

12  Macdowall  street 
Hatrick,  Charles,  farmer,  Boghouse 
Hay,  John,  grocer  and  provision  merchant.  High  street 
Head,  Il^eil,  hedger,  Milliken  gate 
Henderson,  Andrew,  M.D.,  and  surgeon,  28  High  street 

— house,  33  do. 
Hendry,  John,  officer,  West  United  Presbyterian  Church, 

10  Church  street 
Higgins,  Mrs  James,  fish  and  fruit  merchant,  39  High  st. 


JOHNSTONE.  269 


Hodgart,  John,  Calaba  House,  Milliken  Park 

Holmes,  Alexander,  shoemaker,  76  High  street 

Holmes,  John,   writer,  and  agent  for  the  Union  Bank  of 

Scotland,  Collier  street 
Holmes,  Walter,  writer,  and  agent  for  the  Royal  Bank  of 

Scotland,  83  High  street — house,  Lade  place,  George 

street 
Hood,  William,  cooper.  Collier  street 
Houstoun,  William,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  26  Mac- 

dowall  street 
Huie,  James,  of  James  Huie  &  Co.,  Crosshill,  Glasgow 
Huie,  James,  &  Co.,  curled  hair  and  bedding  wool  manu- 
facturers, Hag  Mill 
Hunter,  William,  manager  at  Craig  &  Donald's 
Husband,  Alexander,  manager  at  James  Donald  &  Son's, 

Johnstone  Foundry,  High  street 
Hutchison,  Rev.  William,   minister   of  Johnstone   Free 

Church — Manse,  Graham  street 

INGLIS,  Miss,  dressmaker,  7  Graham  street 

Inglis,    Rev.    James,    minister   of  West   U.P.    Church, 

Church  street 
Ireland,  Mrs  H.  B.  teacher,  Ladies'  School,  William  street 

JACK,  Thomas,  coal  merchant,  Johnstone  Station — house, 

Canal  street,  Johnstone 
Jackson,  George,  brassfounder,  25  High  street — ^house,  2 

Dimity  street 
Jalfray,  David,  &  Son,  builders,  14  Graham  street 
Jaffray,    Misses  Elizabeth  and  Isabella,  confectioners,  31 

High  street 
Jaffray,  Peter,  builder,  18  Church  street 
Jaffray,  William,  builder.  Quarry  street 
Jamieson,  John,  grocer,  75  High  street 
Johnstone  East  United  Presbyterian  Church,  9  Walkin- 

shaw  street — Rev.  George  Brooks,  minister 
Johnstone  Equitable  Loan  Office,  19  High  street — James 

Hamilton,  proprietor 
Johnstone    Established   Church,   Ludovic   square — Rev. 

William  Gaff,  minister 

z  2 


270  JOHNSTONE. 


Johnstone  Flax  Mill  Co-operative  Society  (limited),  grocers 

and  provision  merchants,   73    High   street— Henry 

M'Culloch,  manager 
Johnstone  Free  Church,  William  street, 3  Houstoun  square 

— Rev.  William  Hutchison,  minister 
Johnstone  Gas  Light  Co. — ^Peter  Blair,  manager 
Johnstone  Mill — William  Paton,  smallware  manufacturer 
Johnstone,  Mrs  James,  spirit  dealer,  23  High  street 
Johnstone  Old  Mill,  High  street — Browns,  Malloch  &  Co., 

proprietors 
Johnstone  Ragged  School,  off  Ludovic  square 
Johnstone,  Richard,  tailor  and  clothier,  25  High  street 
Johnstone  Rifle  Corps — Walter  Holmes,  secretary 
Johnstone  Saw  Mills,  Dimity  street 
Johnstone  Station,  Glasgow  and  South-Western  Railway 

' — Quintin  Y.  Lawson,  station  master 
Johnstone    West   United   Presbyterian    Church,  Church 

street — Rev.  James  Inglis,  minister 
Johnstone,  William,  Campbell  street  and  High  street 
Johnstone   Public  Hall   and   Working    Men's   Institute, 

Church  street — Wm.  Scott,  janitor. 
Jonas,  Alfred  Charles,  at  Finlayson,  Bousfield,  &  Co.'s — 

house,  Graham  street 

KELLY,  John,  spirit  merchant,  30  High  street 
Kerr,  Thomas,  farmer,  Fulton 
Killoch,  James,  spirit  dealer,  Cartside 
Kyle,  John,  engineer.  Hag  Mill 

LAIRD,  Alexander,  flesher,  71  High  street 

Laird,  Joseph,  Macdowall  street 

Laird,  Margaret,  boot  and  shoe  shop,  71  High  street 

Laird,  Neil,  joiner,  35  High  street — ^"house,  William  street 

Lang,  Charles,  mechanic,  25  Church  street 

Lang,  Mrs  Gabriel,  spirit  merchant,  42  Houstoun  square 

Lang,  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Campbell  street 

Lang,  John,  boot  and  shoe  warehouse,  60  High  street 

Lang,  Joseph,  overseer,  Crosslie 

Langmuir,  B,.,  Paisley   and  Johnstone   carrier,  Rankine 

street 
Law,  Miss  Elizabeth,  draper  and  milliner,  65  High  street 


JOHNSTONE.  271 


Lawson,  Quintin  Y.,  station  master,  Glasgow  and  South- 
western Railway 

Lemon,  John,  3  Houstoun  square 

Lindsay,  Mrs  John,  Graham  street 

Lochhead,  Archibald,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  Prince  of 
Wales  Tavern,  7  Macdowall  street 

Lochhead,  John,  at  James  Hamilton  &  Co.'s,  pawnbroker 

Loudon,  James,  Cartside  Villa 

Love,  James,  tinsmith,  5  William  street 

Love,  John,  tinsmith,  and  agent  for  Provincial  Fire  and 
Life  Insurance  Co.,  19  High  street 

Love,  Robert,  tinsmith  and  plumber,  25  High  street 

MALLOCH,  John,  of  Browns,  Malloch,  &  Co. — house, 

Elderslie  Glen,  by  Elderslie 
Malloch,  William,  of  Browns,    Malloch,  &   Co. — house, 

Mount  Pleasant 
Martin,  Walter,  painter,  64  High  street 
Mathewson,  Ge^orge,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  80  High 

street — house,  do. 
Matthews,  James,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Collier  street 
Merry,  John,  23  Church  street 
Miller,  J.  G.  Clarence,  accountant.  Royal  Bank  of  Scotland, 

68  High  street 
Miller,  Robert,  bookseller.  High  street 
Mills,  James,  broker,  14  William  street 
More,  Alexander,  &  Son,  tailors  and   clothiers,  68  High 

street 
More,  Alex.,  of  Alexander  More  &  Son,  24  Church  St. 
More,  James,  pawnbroker,  1 1  Macdowall  street — house,  do, 
Morrison,  Alexander,  &  Sons,  joiners  and  timber  merchants, 

Laigh  Cartside  woodyard 
Morrison,  Alexander,  of  Alexander  Morrison  &  Sons,  1 

Cartside  street 
Morrison,   William,    of  Alexander  Morrison  &  Sons,   1 

Cartside  street 
Muir,  John,  builder.  Church  street 

Munn,  Thomas,  teacher,  Ragged  school — house,  Cartside 
Murdoch,  Charles,  tinsmith  and  gasfitter,  70  High  street 
Murdoch,  Margaret,  grocer,  Cartside 


272  JOHNSTONE. 


M'ARTHUR,  Archibald,  of  A.  M'Arthur  &  Son,  6  Canal 

street 
M' Arthur,  A.,  &  Son,  engineers  and  machinists,  Peockland 

Works 
M'Arthur,  Duncan,  engine  keeper,  Floors  Mill 
M 'Arthur,  William,  of  A.  M'Arthur  &  Son,  6  Canal  street 
M'Callan,  George,  tinplate  worker,  gasfitter,  and  plumber, 

High  street 
M'Cartney,  James,  teacher — Factory  school,  George  street 

— ^house,  Thornhill 
M'Connell,  John,  glazier,  42  Houstonn  square 
M'Cormick,  Robert,  accountant,  58  High  street 
M'Creath,  Mrs  John,  tobacconist,  Houstoun  square 
M 'Donald,  Hugh,  wheelwright  and  turner,  Graham  street 
M 'Donald,  John,  Johnstone  and  Glasgow  carrier,  11  High 

street 
M'Donald,  Miss,  teacher,  Roman  Catholic  school,  Graham 

street 
Macdowall,  Henry,  Floors  Mill — residence,  Carruth  House, 

Bridge  of  Weir 
M'Dowall,  James,  engineer.  Thorn 
M^Dowall,  John,  draughtsman,  Walkinshaw  Foundry — 

house.  High  street 
M'Dowall,  John,  &  Sons,  engineers  and  machinists,  Walk- 
inshaw Foundry 
M'Dowall,  Mrs,  of  John  M'Dowall  &  Sons,  Walkinshaw 

Foundry — house,  Walkinshaw  Lodge 
M'Dowall,    William,   cashier    and    accountant,   City   of 

Glasgow  Bank,  Houstoun  square 
M'Farlane,  Graham,  Broombrae  House 
M'Farlane,  J.  &  G.,  manufacturing  chemists,  Johnstone 

Chemical  Works 
M'Farlane,  Graham  James,  of  J.  &  G.  M'Farlane,  Broom- 
brae House 
M'Farlane,  John  G.,  of  J.  &  G.  M'Farlane,  Broombrae 

House 
M'Farlane,  Joseph,  confectioner,  Rankine  street 
M'Gechie,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  17  Rankine 

street 
M^Ghee,  William,  engineman,  Johnstone  Mill 


JOHNSTONE.  273 


M'Intosh,  Mrs,  teacher,  23  Church  street 

M'lntyre,  Robert,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  8  Houstoun 

square 
M'Kechnie,  Alexander,  tailor  and  clothier,  41  High  street 
M'Kay,  Malcolm,  spirit  dealer,  63  High  street 
M'Kennie,  Martha,  dressmaker,  78  High  street 
M'Laren,  Archibald,  draper,  61  High  street 
M'Lachlan,    Robert  J.,  accountant,  Union  Bank — house, 

Thornhill 
M'Laren,  Malcolm,  M.D.,  surgeon,  40  Houstoun  square — 

house,  1  Rankine  street 
M'Millan,  Thomas,  broker,  M'Dougall  street 
M'Nair,   James,  ironmonger  and  nail   manufacturer,   18 

High  street 
M'Nair,  John,  officer  Free  Church,  2  Houstoun  square 
M'Neil,  Mrs  James,  grocer,  Rankine  street 
M'Pherson,  Donald,  joiner  and  cartwright,  7  Houstoun 

square 
M'Pherson,  Marj,  draper,  25  High  street 
M'Pherson  &  M'Nee,  steam  forge,  Walkinshaw  street 
MTherson,    John,  of  MTherson  &  M'Nee,    10   Dimity 

street 

NAIRN,  William,  merchant,  Houstoun  square 
Napier,  J.  &  W.,  &  Co.,  cotton  spinners,  Barbush  Mill 
Napier,  John  S.,  of  J.  &  W.  Napier  &  Co. 
Napier,  Sir  R.  J.  M.,  Bart.,  of  Milliken  and  Napier 
Neilson,  Mrs  Robert,  milliner  and  straw  hat  maker,  30 

High  street 
Neilson,  William,  clerk  at  Craig  &  Donald's- — house  William 

street 
Nicol,  Jessie,  k  Tennant,  milliners,  33  High  street 

OATT,  J.  &  R.,  milliners  and  dressmakers,  82  High  street 

PAISLEY   and    Johnstone    carrier — Robert  Langmuir, 

Rankine  street 
Paton,  John,  26  Church  street 
Paton,  William,  small  ware  manufacturer,  Johnstone  Mill 

— residence,  Cartbank 


274  JOHNSTONE. 


Paterson,  Gavin,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Houstoun  square 
Paterson,  James,  spinning  master,  Barbnsh  Mill 
Pollock,  George,  window  glazier,  Houstoun  square 
Porter,  Thomas,  insurance  agent,  20  High  street 
Post  Office,  Walkinshaw  street — Archibald  Fleming,  post- 
master 

RAGGED  SCHOOL,  off  Ludovic  square— Thomas  Munn, 

teacher 
Ramsay,  Miss,  milliner,  40  Houstoun  square 
Ramsay,  "William,  grain  mills,  Macdowall  street 
Reid,  Alexander,  slater,  Houstoun  square 
Reid,  Archibald,  tailor  and  clothier,  71  High  street 
Reid,  Hugh,  picking  master,  Johnstone  Old  Mill 
Reid,  James,  writer.  Collier  street — house,  Bankside  Cot- 
tage, Canal  street 
Reid,  John,  writer,  and  agent  for  the  City  of  Glasgow  Bank, 

52  Houstoun  square — house,  Lochwinnoch 
Reid,  William,  spirit  merchant,  2  Church  street 
Riddell,  James,  tinsmith  and  gasfitter,  17  Church  street 
Robertson,  David,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  26  High  st. 
Robertson,  John,  slater  and  plasterer,  Ludovic  square 
Robertson,  John,  jun.,  &  Co.,  slaters   and  plasterers,  2 

Campbell  street 
Robertson,  William,   &  Co.,   engineers   and  toolmakers, 

Macdowall  street — house,  Graham  street 
Royal  Bank  of  Scotland,  83  High  street — Walter  Holmes, 
agent 

SALMON,  John,  factor  to   George  Ludovic  Houstoun, 

Esq.  of  Johnstone  Castle — office,  Quarrelton 
Scott,  W.  Inglis,  Meadowside,  MiUiken  Park 
Semple,  Mrs  John,  draper,  56  Houstoun  square 
Semple,  Robert,  pattern  maker  at  Walkinshaw  foundry, 

Walkinshaw  street 
Shanks,  Thomas,  &  Co.,  engineers,  machinists,  and  tool. 

makers,  Banktop  Works 
Shanks,  Thomas,  of  Thomas  Shanks  &  Co.,  Lilybank 
Shanks,  William,  of  Thomas  Shanks  &  Co.,  Bankhouse 
Sharp,  John,  Canal  agent,  Canal  cottage 


JOHNSTONE.  275 


Sharp,  William,  blacksmith,  Graham  street 
Shedden,  Thomas,  engineman  at  Barhush  Mill 
Smith,  James,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Graham  street 
Smith,  James,  clerk  and  collector  Johnstone  Gas  Com- 
pany, William  street 
Smith,  James,  joiner,  Campbell  street 
Smith,   Margaret,   keeper   Working   Men's   Refreshment 

Rooms,  24  High  street 
Smith,  Peter,  manager  at  James  Donald  &  Son's,  Johnstone 

Foundry  and  Engine  Works — house.  High  street 
Smith,  Robert,  ironmonger,  70  High  street 
Smith,  Robert,  tailor  and  clothier,  63  High  street 
Smith  &  M'Laurin,  fancy,  coloured,  enamelled,  and  em- 
bossed paper,  card,  and  pasteboard  manufacturers — 
works,  Cartside,  near  Milliken  Park — warehouse,  70 
Union  street,  Glasgow 
Speir,  Thomas,  of  Burnbrae 
Sproul,  John,  Collier  street 
Square,  William,  spirit  merchant,  13  High  street 
Steel,  Catherine,  spirit  dealer,  2  Houstoun  square 
Steel,  John,  grocer.  Quarry  street 
Steel,  John,  Macdowall  street 
Stevenson,  David,  horse  dealer,  23  High  street 
Stevenson,  D.  &  T.,  family  grocers,  fleshers,  and  provision 
merchants  ;  and  agents  for  W.  &  A.  Gilbey,  wine 
importers  and  distillers,  London  ;  also,  sole  agents  for 
James  Gibb  &  Co.'s  patent  ammonia  fixed  Peruvian 
Government  guano ;  74  and  23  High  street 
Stevenson,  Mrs  James,  grocer,  victualler,  flesher,  and  wine 

and  spirit  merchant,  32  High  street 
Stevenson,  Robert,  merchant,  62  Queen  street,  Glasgow — = 

house,  Cochranfield  House 
Stevenson,  Thomas,  licensed  auctioneer  and  valuator,  74 

High  street 
Stevenson,  Walkinshaw,  tailor,  Collier  street 
Stevenson,  James,  potato  dealer,  6  High  street-^ — house,  do, 
Stevenson,  William,  clerk  at  Floors  Mill 
Stevenson,  W.,  grocer,  spirit  and  seed  merchant,  38  High  st, 
Stevenson,  William,  manager,  George  Houstoun  &  Co.'s 
cotton  mills,  Millbank  Cottage 


ii76  JOHNSTONE. 


Stevenson,  William,  provision  merchant,  58  High  street 

Stewart,  James,  farmer,  Laigh  Cartside 

Stewart,  John,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  Church  street 

Stirling,  Mrs  Patrick,  High  street 

Storrie,  David,  flesher,  65  High  street 

Storrie,  John,  grocer,  48  Graham  street 


TAYLOR,  Thomas,  saddler,  74  High  street 

Taylor,  William,  feuar,  Rankine  street 

Taylor,  William,    smith,    and   house   factor,    5    Rankine 

street 
Thomson,  Alexander,  baker,  50  Houstoun  square 
Thomson  &  Allan,  engineers,  millwrights,  and  machinists, 

Laigh  Cartside  street  Works 
Thomson,   David,  of  Thomson  &  Allan,   65  Love  street. 

Paisley 
Thomson,  John,  Bull  Hotel,  job  and  post-horse  hirer,  72 

High  street 
Thomson,  Nisbet,  baker,  76  High  street 
Thomson,  Nisbet,   miller  and   grain  merchant,  Crossford 

Mills,  Howwood,  by  Paisley — house,  76  High  street, 

Johnstone 
Thomson,  Robert,  watchmaker,  60  High  street 
Thomson,  William,  tailor  and  clothier,  61  High  street 
Todd,  William,   grocer,  and  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  2 

Quarry  street — house,  12  do. 
Tweedale,  John,   manager  at  Thomas   Shanks  &  Co.'s — 

house,  70  High  street 
UNION  Bank  of  Scotland,  corner  of  Collier  and  Clark- 
streets—  John  Homes,  agent 
Urquhart,  James,  carding  master,  Barbush  Mill 
Urquhart,  Mrs  John,  cowfeeder.  Quarry  street 

WALKER,  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  1  Quarry  street 
Watson,    James,    sign   writer,    and    block  letter   maker, 

painter  and  paper  hanger,  60  High  street 
tVeems,  John,  gas  and  water  engineer  and  tinsmith,  bell- 
hanger,  coppersmith,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  17  High 
street — residence,  Walkinshaw  House 


JOHNSTONE.  27* 


Weems,  J.  &  W.,  patentees  and  manufacturers  of  hydraulic 
macliinery  for  lead  and  block  tin  tubes,  tubular  hot 
air  apparatus  for  drying   stoves,  self-acting  furnace 
dampers,  steam  traps,  noiseless  disc  fans,  and  self- 
acting  drying  machinery  of  every  description,  Per- 
severance Iron  Works,  High  street 
Welsh  James,  Cartside  Iron  Foundry — house,  Cartside 
Welsh,  Mrs  Robert,  Mavisbank  Cottage 
Whitehill,  James,  wine  spirit  merchant,  58  High  street 
Williamson,  George,  Blacksmith,  1  Houstoun  square 
Wilson,  Andrew,  of  Core  &  Wilson,  High  street 
Wilson,  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  Houstoun  square 
Wilson,  John,  carding  master  at  Browns,  Malloch  &  Co.'s 

— 'house,  Napier  street 
Wilson,  William,  coal  merchant,  Johnstone  station — house, 

3  Houstoun  square 
Wingate,  John,  the  Knowe,  Milliken  Park 
Woods,  Blackley,  boot  and  shoemaker,  36  High  street 
Working  Men's  Refreshment  Rooms,  24  High  street — 

Margaret  Smith,  keeper 
Wylie,   Alexander,    clerk  and  book-keeper.    Perseverance 

Ironworks — house,  15  High  street 
Wylie,  John,  flesher,  41  High  street — house,  13  William 

street 
Wylie,  Joseph,  54  Houstoun  square 


YOUNG,  William,  draper,  56  Houstoun  square 


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278  JOHNSTONE. 


APPENDIX. 


Commissioners  of  Police. 

James  Donald,  senior  magistrate. 

Charles  Finlayson  and  David  Jaffray,  junior  magistrates. 

Commissioners. 


William  Weems, 
Archibald  M' Arthur, 
John  M'Pherson, 
James  Buchanan. 


Thomas  Barrowman, 
John  Thomson, 
William  Johnstone, 
David  Blackwood, 
James  Meiklejohn, 

James  Reid,  Clerk  to  Commissioners,  and  Clerk  of  Police  Court, 
J.  G.  Clarence  Miller,  collector  of  Police  Bates. 

Justices  of  the  Peace. 

Johnstone  District. 


Salmon,  John,  Johnatone  Castle 
Speir,  Thomas,  of  Blackstoun 
Shanks,  Thomas,  Johnstone 
Stevenson,  William,  Crosslee 
Stevenson,  James,  of  Auchenames 
Stirling,  Captain  James,  E.N.,  of 
Glentyan 


Donald,  James,  Johnstone 
Finlayson,  James,  Johnstone 
Freeland,  Robert,  Bridge  of  Weir 
Macdowall,  Henry,  Carruth 
M'Laren,  Malcolm,  Johnstone 
Ifapier,  Sir  R.  J.  M.,  of  Milliken 

and  Napiei',  Bart. 
Napier,  John  S. 

Walter  Holmes,  Justice  of  Peace  Clerk  Depute. 

Justice  of  Peace  Small  Debt  Court  held  in  Black  Bull  Assembly  liooms, 

on  the  third  Monday  of  every  month,  at  11  a.m. 

Banlss. 

CITY  OF  GLASGOW  BANK. 

Houstoun  square. 

John  Reid  agent.     William  M^Dowall,  cashier  and  accountant. 


UNION  BANK  OF  SCOTLAND. 

Collier  street. 

John  Holmes,  agent.     Robert  J.  M'Lachlan,  cashier  and  accountant. 

Alexander  Bartlemore,  clerk. 


ROYAL  BANK  OF  SCOTLAND. 

83  High  street. 

Walter  Holmes,  agent.     J.  G.  Clarence  Miller,  cashier  and  accountant. 


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"WriteriS. 

John  Holmes,  Collier  street  I  John  Reid,  52  Houstoun  square 

Walter  Holmes,  83  High  street       |  James  Eeid,  Baukside  Cottage 


Medical  Practitioners, 


Malcolm  M'Laren,  surgeon 
Andrew  Henderson,  M.D.,  surgeon 
John  Bain,  surgeon 


Thomas  Garland  Gray,  surgeon 
Richard  Gardner,  M.D. 
Robert  Eustace,  surgeon 


Fire  Brig-ade. 

Superintended  by  Magistrates  and  Councillors. 
James  Barr,  captain.  |  James  Eeid,  clerk. 

Fire  and  Life  Insurance  OfSLces  and  Agents. 

National  Boiler — William  Taylor,  Raukine  street. 

North   British   and   Mercantile^  and   City   of  Glascjow   Fire   and  Life 

Insurance — Walter  Holmes,  writer,  83  High  street. 

Northern — James  Reid,  writer,  Bankside  Cottage. 

Phmnix  Fire — James  F.  Donald,  High  street. 

Scottish  Equitable  Life  Assurance  Society— J.  G.  Clarence  Miller,  83 

High  street. 

Scottish  Unio7i — John  Salmon,  Quarrelton, 

Standard  Life^  and  Sun— John  Reid,  Houstoun  square. 

European  Guarantee  of  Fidelity — Archd.  Fleming. 

Royal  Fire  and  Life — Jas.  Armstrong,  Bookseller,  and  Archibald 

Fleming,  Walkinshaw  street. 

West  of  England — William  Taylor,  Rankine  street. 

United   Kingdom    Temperance   and  Provident   Institution^  and  Scottish 

Fire — Robert  Harper,  67  High  street. 

Provincial  Fire  and  Life — John  Love,  19  High  street. 

Johnstone  Assemlsly  Rooms, 

George  Street. 
John  Thomson,  proprietor,  Bull  Hotel. 

Johnstone  Coffee  and  Ne'^rs  Boom, 

Bull  Inn,  72  High  street. 

Ministers. 

Johnstone  Parish  Church— Ludovic  square;   William  Gaff— elected  by 

congregation. 
Free  Church    of   Scotland — William  street,  Houstoun  square  ;   William 

Hutcheson — elected  by  congregation. 
Sir   William    Wallace    Church — Elderslie  ;    David   Reston — elected    by 

congregation. 
East  United  Presbyterian  Church— Walkinshaw  street;  George  Brooks 

— elected  by  congregation. 
West    United  Presbyterian   Church — Church   street ;    James    Inglis — 

elected  by  congregation. 
R-oman  Catholic  Chapel — Grahame  street ;   Hugh  Chisholm — appointed 

by  the  Bishop. 

N.B.  —For  residences,  see  Directory. 


280  JOHNSTONE. 


Bur^h  Police. 

Superintendent — John  Fraser,  Collier  street. 


Session  Olerl:  and  Heg^istrar. 

Archibald  Fleming,  "Walkinsliaw  street. 


Cliiircli  OiSicers  and  Precentors. 

Parish  Church — Jaiues  Carswell,  officer,  Church  street ;    Archibald 

Fleming,  precentor,  Walkinshaw  street. 
Free  Church — John  M'Nair,  oiHcer,  2  Houstoun  square  ;  John  Mathie- 

son,  precentor.  High  street. 
Sir    William     Wallace     Church — William    Currie,    officer ;    James 

Welsh,  precentor. 
East  United  Presbyterian  Church — Humphrey  Giffen,  officer  ;  William 

Guy,  precentor.  High  street. 
West  United  Presbyterian  Church — John  Hendry,  officer,  Church  st.  ; 

James  Hatrick,  precentor,  12  Macdowall  street 


G-rave-Digger. 

James  Carswell. 


Inland  Ilevenue. 

Walter  Holmeg,writer,  sub-distributor  of  stamps — office,  S3  High  st. 

Post  Omce. 

,    Walkinshaw  street. 
Archibald  Fleming,  Postmaster, 
Arrivals — 5.20  a.m.,  11  a.m.,  and  5.10  p.m. 
Box  Closes — 12.5  noon,  1.20  p.m.,  6.10  p.m.,  and  9.10  p.m. 
By  the  addition  of  an  extra  stamp.   Letters  may  be  posted  until 
12.10,  1.25,  6.15,  and  9.15  p.m.      Collections  from  Wall  Letter  Box, 
Cross — 11.50  a.m.,  4  and  9  p.m. 

Johnstone  Bowling*  OluT:. 

President — James  Finlayson.       Vice-President — James  Donald. 
Treasurer,  John  M'Kenzie.  Secretary — C.  Finlayson. 

Ninth  Renfrewshire  Ilifle  Volunteers. 

Captain — James  Loudon,  Cartside  Villa. 

Lieutenant — James  Fyfe  Donald,  Yillafield  Cottage. 

Ensign— F.  Christie. 

Secretary  and  Treasurer — Walter  Holmes,  writer. 

Annual  General  Meeting,  13th  January. 

Johnstone  Youn^  Men's  Literary  Association, 

Instituted  1865. 

President — George  Thomson.  Treasurer — Eobert  Semple. 

Secretary — James  Anderson,  31  High  Sti'eet. 

Session — From  1st  Thursday  of  October  till  last  Thursday  of  March. 

Meet  in  Committee  Room  of  Working  Men's  Institute. 


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G-las^o'w,  Paisley,  and  Ardrossan  Canal. 

Caual  Store — John  Sharp,  goods'  agent. 
Trading  boats  start  every  lawful  day. 

1.  From  Johnstone,  for  Paisley,  and  Glasgow,  at  6  and  9  a.m.,  and 

2  p.m. 

2.  From  Paisley,  for  Johnstone,  at  6  and  11  p.m.,  and  5  p.m.  , 

3.  From  Glasgow,  for  Johnstone,  at  6  A.M.,  and  12  noon. 

Carriers'  Quarters- 

PAISLET — Kobert  Langmuir,  Kankine  street,  arrives  daily ;  departs 

daily. 
GLASGOW — John  M'Donald,  High  street;  arrives  daily;  departs  daily. 

Mills. 

Baebush  Mill — J.  &  W.  Napier  &  Co. 


C4.RTSIDE  Mill — Smith  &  M'Laurin. 


Hag  Mill — James  Huie  &  Co. 
John  Campbell,  manager.         j  John  Kyle,   engineer. 


Johnstone  Mill,  Collier  Street — William  Paton. 


Johnstone  Old  Mill — Browns,  Malloch,  &  Co. 


Johnstone  Flax  Mill — Finlayson,  Bousfield,  &  Co. 
James  Arrol,  manager.  |      James  Barnet,  cashier. 

Donald  Hill,  foreman. 

Scliools. 

LADIES'  SCHOOL. 
Mrs  H.  B.  Ireland  and  Miss  Bayne,  Teachers.. 


FACTORY  SCHOOL, 

George  Street. 

James  M'Cartney,  teacher. 


JOHNSTONE  BAGGED  SCHOOL. 

Off  Ludovic  Square, 

Thomas  Munn,  teacher. 


CARTSIDE  SCHOOL. 
Miss  Allen,  teacher. 


CHURCH  STREET  SCHOOL. 
Mrs  M'Intosh,  teacher. 


ROMAN  CATHOLIC  SCHOOL, 
Miss  M'Donald,  teacher. 

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282 


JOHNSTONE. 


Jolinstone  Caledonian  Curling:  Cliils. 

George  L.  Houstouu,  Patron. 

David  Jaffray,  President.  James  Salmon,  Vice-President. 

David  Jaffray  and  James  Salmon,  Eepresentative  Members. 

Eobert  Barr,  Treasurer.    Peter  Jaffray,  Secretary. 

Committee. 

Peter  Jaffray    |    Eobert  Barr    |    James  Donald    |    Eobert  Blair, 

Honorary  Members. 


The  Hon.  Lord  Muir, 
Col.  Eussell, 
Joseph  Braid, 
John  Salmon, 
Alex.  More, 


David  Jaffray, 
William  Jaffray, 
Peter  Jaffray, 
James  Salmon, 
David  Eobertson 
James  Donald, 


Ordinary  Members. 
Eegular. 
James  F.  Donald,, 
James  Hamilton, 
Archd.  Lochhead,, 
Eobert  Barr, 
Provost  Veitcb, 
John  Thomson, 


H.  Macdowall, 
G.  Somerville, 
Capt.  Loudon,  E.V. 
Eobert  M'Creatb, 
John  Wylie 


Eobert  Blair,  . 
0.  Finlayson, 
Eev.  Hugh  ChishoJm, 
John  Hodgart, 
James  M'Cartney, 
E.  M'Laughlin. 


Elderslie,  and  Jolinstone  Caledonian  Curling  Club. 

Lady  Ann  Speirs,  Patroness. 

Thomas  Jack,  President.  Thomas  Jackson,  Vice-President 

George  Jackson  and  Wm.  Gray,  Eepresentative  Members. 

James  Barr,  Treasurer.     Thomas  Jackson,  Secretary. 

Committee.. 


"William  Gray,. 
William  Blackburn, 


William  Gray,. 
James  Barr, 
Charles  Glen ^ 
Thomas  Jack, 
John  Jardine. 
Colin  Kerr, 


Matthew  Gray. 
Honorary  Member. 

John  Holmes. 
Ordinary  Members. 

Eegular. 
Thomas  M'Millan. 
Matthew  Gray, 
Thomas  Erskine, 
William  Blackburn, 
Alexander  Neilson, 
John  Brown, 

James  Dougall 


Thomas  Erskine, 
Eobert  Sutherland, 


George  Jackson, 
Thomas  Jackson. 
James  Blair, 
Eobert  Sutherland,. 
John  Barr, 
James  Stewart. 


Coal  Agents- 
William  Wilson,  Johnstone  Station — house,  Houstoun  square. 
Thomas  Jack,  do.  do.  do.     Canal  street.  Paisley, 

do.  do.       Thorn- 

do.  do.  do. 

do.  and  Elderslie — house.  Thorn  and 


James  Allan,  do, 

George  M'Gavan,      do. 
Gray  &  Gillespie,       do. 

Elderslie  Farm, 
John  Bell,  Canal  Basin — house,  Cherry woodside,,  Elderslie 


JOHNSTONE.  283 


SOCIETIES. 


LOYAL  JOHNSTONE  YEOMANRY  SOCIETY. 

Instituted  1803. 

Preses,  Wm.  Allan,  Quarrelton.      Treasurer,  Andrew  Wilson,  High  St. 

Clerk,  James  Reid,  Bankside  Cottage. 

JOHNSTONE  AGRICULTURAL  SOCIETY. 

Instituted  1846. 

Preses,  John  Salmon,  Esq.,  Johnstone  Castle. 

Secretary,  James  Reid.  OfScer,  Neil  Head. 

This  Society  has  a  Cattle  Show  Annually,  on  the  Friday  following  the 

Second  Monday  of  July. 

THE  JOHNSTONE  DERBY  AGRICULTURAL  CLUB. 

Annual  Ploughing  Competitions  Open  to  Scotland. 

Secretaries — 

J.  G,  Clarence  Miller,  Johnstone ;  R.  J.  M'Lachlan,  Thorn. 

Treasurer — William  Buchanan. 


JOHNSTONE  PUBLIC  HALL  &  WORKING  MEN'S  INSTITUTE. 

Directorate— 1870. 

President — James  Finlayson,  Esq.       Vice-President — Captain  Loudon. 

Treasurer — Mr  James  M'Cartney.     Secretary — Mr  James  M'Dougall. 

Directors. 


Messrs  John  Scott 

Daniel  M'Dowall 
Charles  Lang 
James  Buchanan 
WiUiam  Galbraith 
Henry  Dixon 
Thomson  Tweedlie. 
Thomas  Jack 


Provost  Donald 
MesM-s  Charles  Finlayson 
Thomas  Stevenson 
Robert  Smith 
John  Tweeddale 
George  Craig 
Peter  Jaflfray 
J.  G.  C.  Miller 
R.  C.  More 

Meets  First  Monday  of  each  month. 

Games'  Room  Committee. 

Messrs  George  Craig,  Peter  Jaffray,  R.  C.  More,  Charles  Lang, 

J.  G.  C.  Miller,  William  Galbraith,  D.  Macdowall. 

Meets  on  Second  Tuesday  of  each  month. 

Reading-Room  and  Library  Committee. 

Messrs  John  Tweeddale,  R.  C.  More,  Thomas  Jack,  Thomson  Tweedlie, 

James  M'Cartney,  Henry  Dixon,  John  Scott. 

Mr  John  Tweeddale,  Convener. 

Meets  on  Third  Tuesday  of  each  month. 

Hall  Committee. 

Provost  Donald,  Messrs  James  Buchanan,  Charles  Finlayson,  John  Scott, 

Thomas  Stevenson,  Robert  Smith. 

Meets  on  Fourth  Tuesday  of  each  month. 

President,  Vice-Presideiit,  and  Secretary  ex-officio  members  of  all 

Committees. 

William  Scott,  Janitor. 


284  JOHNSTONE. 


JOHNSTONE  TOTAL  ABSTINENCE  SOCIETY. 

President,  Eobert  Harper.     Vice-president,  Eobert  Neilson. 

Treasurer,   Alexander  Michael.      Secretary,   James  Caldwell. 

JOHNSTONE,   QUARRELTON,   THORN,    AND    ELDERSLIE 
COFFIN  AND  COFFIN  COVER  SOCIETY. 

Instituted  1820. 

Preses,  William  Taylor,  Rankine  Street. 

Treasurer,  Wm.  Baxter,  Rankine  St.     Officer,  John,  Hendry,  Church  St. 

Cover  Keeper,  James  Carswell. 

Coffin  Contractor,  Robert  Miller,  Houstoun  Square. 

JOHNSTONE     GAS     LIGHT     COMPANY. 

Instituted  1823. 

Chairman,  Henry  Macdowall,  Esquire,  Carruth. 

Manager,  Peter  Blair — house,  Gas  Works. 

Secretary  and  Collector,  James  Smith. 

THE  JOHNSTONE  BUILDING  SOCIETY. 
(Enrolled  and  Established  under  the  Act  of  Parliament,  6  and  7  Wm. 
IV.,  cap.  32). 
Instituted  on  the  permanent  principle. 
The  shares  are  £25  each,  payable  at  the  rate  of  2s  per  share  monthly. 
Entry-money,  one  shilling  per  share. 
Trustees. 
James  Finlayson,  Esq.,  of  Glencart. 
William  Edmund  Hardie,  Esq.,  of  Locher  House. 
James  Loudon,  Esq.,  Cartside  Villa. 
Directors. 
James  More,  Chairman. 


William  Allison 
D.  M'Pherson 
John  Sharp 
Alex.  Chapman 
Morrison  Smith 


Thomas  Jack 
John  Donald 
J.  E.  Donald 
Edmund  Hardie 
Robert  Thomson 
Peter  Smith 

Treasurer,  J.  G.  Clarence  Miller,  accountant. 
Secretary,  John   B.  Stirling,     Law  Agent,  Walter  Holmes,  writer. 

Bankers,  Royal  Bank  of  Scotland. 

Instalments  due  on  the  1st,  and  payable  thereon,  or  before  the  4th  of 

each  mouth,  at  the  Office,  83  High  Street. 


Johnstone  Cross — nearly  opposite  to  the  Bull  Inn — is  distant  from 
the  Cross  of  Paisley  3  miles,  5  furlongs,  34  poles. 

Fairs  are  held  on  the  Thursday  following  the  second  M'jnday  of 
July.     Horse  Fair,  first  Friday  of  January. 

Fast  Days  occur  on  Fridays  before  first  Sabbath  in  April  and 
October. 


ELDEESLIE.  285 


ELDERSLIE,  BY  PAISLEY. 


BEATON,  John,  farmer,  Auchinlodement 
Beattie,  John  A.,  teacher 
Birnie,  James,  cowfeeder 
Brown,  John,  spirit  merchant 

C4RMICHAEL,  Mrs  James,  Bailie  Nicol  Jarvie  Tavern 
Carmichael,  Peter,  farmer,  Craigenfeoch 
Christie,  Robert,  designer,  Glenpatrick  Carpet  Works 
Currie,  William,  officer  Elderslie  Parish  Church 

DICKSON,  Mrs,  grocer 

Douglas,  Robert,  house  factor,  and  proprietor 

ELDERSLIE  Parish  Church — Rev.  David  Reston,  minister 
Elderslie  School — Humphrey  Hinds,  teacher 
Elderslie  Wallace  School — John  Beattie,  teacher — Miss 
Hai"t,  assistant  teacher 

FYFE,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant 

GILLESPIE,  Alexander,  of  Gray  &  Gillespie,  Elderslie 

farm 
Gilmour,  John,  farmer,  Fulbar 
Gilmour,  William,  farmer,  Leitchland 
Glenpatrick  Carpet  Works — A.  F.  Stoddard  &  Co. 
Gray  &  Gillespie,  coal  merchants 

HALL,  Mrs,  farmer,  Muirhead 

Hart,  Miss,  assistant  teacher,  Elderslie  Wallace  School 

Holm,  Mrs  Agnes,  spirit  merchant 

JARDINE,  Mrs  John,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant 

LANG,  Alexander,  grocer 


286  ELDERSLIE. 


MALLOCH,  John,  of  Browns,  Malloch,  &  Co.,  Elderslie 
Glen 

PARK,  John,  farmer,  Greenhill 
Park,  John,  farmer,  Mauchie's  Mill 

RENSHAW,  C.  B.,  Glenpatrick  Carpet  Works 
Reston,  Rev.  David,  minister,  Elderslie  Parish  Church 
Ritchie,  Mrs  William,  farmer,  Broomward 
Robertson,  David,  grocer  and  postmaster 

SINCLAIR,  James,  wright  and  joiner 
Htevenson,  Mrs  James,  farmer,  Bardrain 
Stoddard,  A.  F.,  &  Co.,  Glenpatrick  Carpet  Works,  by- 
Paisley — Glasgow  office,  54  St.  Vincent  street 
Stoddard,  Fred.  W.,  Glenpatrick 

WALKER,  Mrs  E.,  Elderslie  Tavern 
Walker,  Janet,  farmer,  Windyhill 
White,  John,  farmer,  Bridgend 


1st  delivery, 

2d 

Box  closes, 


Post   Office. 

David  EobertsoH,  postmaster. 


7.30  A.M. 

10.10  A.M. 

1.50  p.m. 

5.45  P.M. 


Elderslie  Parish  Church. 

Rev.  David  Reston,  minister. 

Elderslie  School. 

Humphrey  Hinds,  teacher. 

Elderslie  Wallace  School. 

John  A.  Beatttie,  teacher. 
Miss  Hart,  assistant  teacher. 

Glenpatrick  Cricket  Club. 

Grounds,  Thornhill. 

Captain,  F.  W.  Stoddard  ;  Sub-Captain,  George  Sharp 

Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Alex.  Robertson. 


THORNHILL.  287 


THORNHILL,  BY  PAISLEY. 


ALLAN,  James,  coal  mercliant,  Overton 

BOWIE,  Allan,  blacksmith 

Bowman,  James,  farmer,  Auchenlodement 

Brooks,  Rev.  George,  East  U.P.  Manse 

Burnside,  Mrs,  Thornhill  Cottage 

COATS,  Neilson,  &  Co.,  Thornhill  Cotton  Spinning  Co. 

DOUGALL,  James,  spirit  merchant 

FAULDS,  Andrew,  clerk.  Thorn  mill 

GLEN,  James,  joiner,  Johnstone 

Glen,  Thomas,  of  Hawkhead  Mills,  Paisley,  Thornhill  house 

Gray,  Matthew,  coal  merchant 

HART,  Thomas,  basket  maker 

JACK,  Thomas,  coal  merchant 

KELLY,  William,  spinning  master.  Thorn  Mill 

MEIKLEJOHN,  James,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  merchant 
M'Nee,  John,  of  M'Pherson  &  M'Nee,  Johnstone 

NEILSON,  Mackleroy,  managing  partner  of  Coats,  Neil- 
son,  &  Co. 
Norie,  John,  nurseryman,  Overton 

RENFREW,  William,  Thorn  House 

SYMINGTON,  Mrs  William,  grocer 

WALKER,  Malcolm,  joiner  and  cartwright 
Waterhouse,  Joseph,  manager,  Thorn  mill 
Watson,  William,  Thorn  mill 


288  QUARBELTON BALACLAVA. 

^UARRELTON,  BY  PAISLEY. 

BARR,  Robert,  land  surveyor 

Beveridge,  James,  schoolmaster — house,  Schoolhouse 

Blackwood,  Agnes,  spirit  merchant 

Buchanan,  Ladovic,  grocer  and  provision  merchant 

COWAN,  William,  wright 
Cuthbertsun,  William,  clerk 

DAVIE,  Hugh,  blacksmith 

GILLESPIE,  Thomas,  farmer  and  contractor,  Springfield 

LOGAN,  Mrs  John,  spirit  merchant 

M'GREGOR,  William,  manager,  lime  works,  Crossford — 
residence,  Damside  Cottage 

PARK,  Matthew,  farmer,  Greenend 
Penney,  William,  gardener 

SALMON,  John,  factor  to  George  Ludovic  Houstoun, 

Esq.,  Johnstone  Castle 
Simpson,  George,  farmer,  Meiklebog 

THOMSON,  William,  blacksmith 

QUARRELTON  Parochial  School — teacher,  James  Beve- 
ridge 

BALACLAVA,  BY  PAISLEY. 


BALACLAVA  School 

Balaclava  Store —  James  Mair,  storekeeper, 

Beveridge,  Colin,  manager 

COWAN,  John,  blacksmith 

Crawford,  John,  clerk,  Clippens  Colliery 


INKERMANN.  289 


KENNEDY,  Hugh,  contractor,  Clippens  House 
Kerr,  Thomas,  farmer,  Fulton 


MAIR,  James,  storekeeper 
ROSS,  William,  wright 


INKERMANN,  BY  PAISLEY. 


ALLAN,  Robert,  cashier — office,  Inkermann  Works 

DUNLOP,  Colin,  Walkinshaw  House 

GARDNER,  James,  farmer.  Boghead 
Gardner,  Robert,  farmer,  Candren 

HENDRY,  John,  storekeeper 

Houston,  Archibald,  farmer,  Walkinshaw 

INKERMANN  Works  School — Andrew  Ross,  teacher 

KIRKWOOD,  William,  manager 
Kirkwood,  William,  jun.,  clerk 

PATERSON,  Thomas,  sen..  East  Candren 
Paterson,  Thomas,  jun.,  farmer,  East  Candren 
Post  Office — John  Henry,  postmaster 

ROSS,  Andrew,  teacher,  Inkermann  Works  School 
Rowand,  Robert,  farmer.  West  Candren 

WILSON,  Matthew,  factor,  Blackstoun  House 

Inkermann  Works  School. 

Andrew  Eoss,  teacher. 

Post  Office  Receiving  Box  at  the  Store. 

Jolin  Hendry,  postmaster. 

Arrival,       7  A.M. 

Box  closes, ...         ...         2  P.M- 

2    B 


290  LINWOOD. 


LINWOOD,  BY  PAISLEY. 


ANDERSON,  James,  proprietor,  Linwood  Shale  Coal  Oil 
Works — Office,  33  Renfield  street,  Glasgow — Thomas 
Barrowman,  manager 

Andrew,  William,  joiner  and  carpenter 

BARROWMAN,  John,  oversman,  Linwood  Shale  Coal 

Oil  Works — house,  at  the  Works 
Barrowman,  Thomas,  manager,  Linwood  Shale  Coal  Oil 

Works — ^house,  Graham  street,  Johnstone 

CAMPBELL,  William,  carding  master 

DAVIE,  John,  clerk  at  Linwood  Ironstone  Pit 
Duncan,  John,  spinning  master 

ESTABLISHED  Church— Rev.  James  Douglas,  miaister 

FLEMING,  John,  oversman,  Green  farm 
Eraser,  Joseph,  grocer  and  undertaker 

GALBRAITH,  William,  victuaUer 

Gardner,  James,  spirit  merchant  and  potato  dealer 

GilHes,  Duncan,  gardener 

Gray,  John,  underground  manager 

INGLIS,  James,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant 

JAMIESON,  John,  farmer,  Muirhead 

KELLY,  John,  mechanic 
Kerr,  William,  farmer,  Linclive 

LEE,  James,  feuar 

Linwood  Cotton  Spinning  Company,  Linwood  Mill 

Linwood     Established     Church — Rev.    James    Douglas, 

minister 
Linwood  Mill  School — John  M'Connachie,  teacher 


LINWOOD.  291 


Liuwood    Shale     Coal     Oil     Works — James    Anderson, 

proprietor — Office,  33  Renfield  street,  Glasgow 
Lyle,  John,  farmer,  Middleton 

MALLOCH,  Alexander,  of  Linwood  Spinning  Company 

— house,   Linwood 
Millar,  James,  picking  master 
Morrison,  John,  carding  master 
M'Connachie,  John,  teacher,  Liuwood  Mill  School 
M'Farlane,  James,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant 
M'Lachlan,  Duncan,  Erskine  Falls,  Clippens 
M'Nicol,  Robert,  victualler 

PATTISON,  Charles,  blacksmith  and  farrier 
Paul,  James,  clerk,  Linwood  Spinning  Company 
Post  Office — John  Watt,  postmaster 
Prentice,  James,  gardener,  Burnbrae  lodge 
Prentice,  John,  grocer 
Prentice,  Robert,  flesher 

RANKIN,  William,  spinning  master 

Ronaldson,  George,  of  Linwood  Cotton  Spinning  Company 

Roberton,  David,  farmer,  Linwood 

Rutherford,  Thomas,  farmer,  Muirhead 

SPEIR,  Miss,  Burnbrae  House 

Speir,  Robert  Thomas  Napier,  Burnbrae  House 

Speir,  Thomas,  Burnbrae  House 

Stevenson,  Robert,  Buck's  Head  Hotel 

WARD,  Mrs,  teacher 

Watt,  John,  druggist  and  postmaster 

Wilson,  William,  shoemaker 

Linwood   Established  Church. 

Eev.  James  Douglas,  minister. 

Linwood  Mill  School — John  M'Connochie,  teacher. 

Post  Office — John,  Watt,  Postmaster. 
Arrival,...     7.45.     [    Box  closes, ,     ...     ...     1.25  P.M.  , 

THE    MITCHELL   UBRARY, 


WAT  so  N'S 

ADVERTISING   LIST. 

LAS?   LAITE    HONTTIAEITTAL   WOBES. 


ESTABLISHED    1861. 


BUILDER  AND   MONUMENTAL   WORKER, 

YAED— 14  LADY  LANE.  HOUSE— 28  Bo.  (Opposite.) 

mSCEIPTIONS   ENGKAVED.      MONUMENTS   REPAIRED. 

All  kinds  of  Jobbing  in  Stone  and  Brickwork  carefully 

attended  to. 

Grindstones,  &c.,  kept  in  Stock  or  Made  to  Order. 

Estimates  given  for  every  description  of  FREESTONE,  MARBLE,  and  GRANITE 
WORK,  Neatly  Execnted  to  any  Design. 

COACH-BUILDING  ESTABLISHMENT. 


K©BERT   K©XBUM©lfs, 

COACH-BUILDER, 

3    GARTHLAND    PLACE,    PAISLEY, 

BEGS  most  respectfully  to  return  his  sincere  thanks  to  the  Public  of 
Paisley  and  its  vicinity,  for  the  large  and  increasing  patronage 
with  which  they  have  favoured  him.  Having  recently  extended  his 
premises,  he  begs  to  assure  those  who  have  Orders  to  give  in  his  line 
of  business,  that  he  will  endeavour  to  merit  a  continuance  of  their 
patronage  by  giving  them  good  work  at  moderate  charges. 

R.  R.  has  for  Sale  a  number  of  GIGS,  DOG-CARTS,  and 
"WAGGONETTES  in  newest  styles  at  moderate  prices,  to  which  he 
invites  the  attention  of  intending  purchasers. 

3  Garthland  Lane,  Paisley. 


ADVERTISEMENTS* 


AND 

69  EIGH    STEEET,    PAIiLEY. 


CROSSFLAT     NUESERY,    PAISLEY, 

Has  cbliaays  onhand  a  cJioioe  Golleotiorh  of 
G-reenJzozLse  (Plants^  Florist  Flo-wers,  Frvbit 
Trees,  in  great  variety.  Svergreen  Shrubs, 
S;o.,  and  Iloses,  the  best  in  czoltivation,  all 
at  moderate  prices. 

J\larriage  ^ouqvoets  and  Cut  Flowers. 
Entrance  off  MILL   STREET  by  BANK    STREET. 

MACHINERY  BELTS. 

PARTIES  in  want  of  BELTS  can  be  supplied  with  all 
Sizes,  made  of  the  best  Material,  Stretched  on  the 
newest  principles,  and  at  the  Lowest  Prices,  from 

J-  &  J.  KlOX,  Saddlers, 

HARNESS,  ACaOUTHEMElTT,  AND  HOSE-FXFE 
MANrFAOTUnEES, 

19    HIGH    STREET,    PAISLEY. 

Saddlery   and  Harness  for  Exportation. 

Every  de..cription  of  JO^  (PI^IJ^'TING  executed  with 

JTeatness,  Economy,  and  (2)espatoh,  at  the 

I^u^ISLE-S"     I3:EI^-A.IjX)     omoE^ 

WATERLOO   PLACE,   GILMOUR  STREET. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


<^i^^ 


JOIJfER    AID    TIMBEB    MERCHANT, 
4  WEST  BUCHANAN  STREET, 


^^ 


CRYSTAL,  CHINA,  &  STONEWARE  MERCHANT, 

AND   GENERAL  WASTE  DEALER, 
117    GEOB&E    SIBE3T,    PAISLI!?. 


COAL   MERCHANT, 
WISHAW   AND   AYESHIEE 

oo-a.il.     IDEI^OTS^ 

XJadsrwood  and  Stoaey  Bra©,   Paisleys  asid 
FulTaaa?  Street,  Reafrew, 

Has  always  on  hand  a  Supply  of  the  Finest  qnality  of 
Wishaw  Household  Coals.     They  are  of  Superior  quality, 
and  giving  general  satisfaction.     A  trial  solicited. 
Fresh  supplies  also  daily  of  Best  Furnace  Coal  and.  Droiss,.. 


ADVEftTiSHiiElJfg. 


Jill  flfil, 

22  GLEN  STREET,  PAISLEY. 


JOBBIIV43  PUNCTVAIil^T  ATTENDED  TO. 


87    SlOtK    STREET,    rAISLET. 


I^umps  and  Ox  Ilounds,   6fc. 
Corned  ^eef  and  (Pickled  ^ongues-^ 


'G. 


NEW  COAL  DEPOT. 


triTDERWOOD, 

Respectfully  intimates  that  he  has  commenced  Business 
oil  his  own  account  at  the  above  Depot.  From  his  deter- 
mination to  keep  only  a  first-class  Article,  and  sell  at  the 
Lowest  remunerative  rates,  he  trusts  to  receive  a  Liberal 
share  of  Public  Patronage. 

jS  G-ood  Stock  of  the  ^est  Household  Coal  oontinually 
on  hand. 

i3:oxjSE— 99  mca-n  street. 

Orders   left  with  Mr.  Andrew  Gibson,  Baker,  38  Higl^, 
Street,  will  be  attended  to. 
Paisley,  1870. 


ADVERTISEMENTS . 


PHOTOGRAPHIC  ARTIST, 

5    aiLMOtJL    STREET, 

PAISLEY. 
ESTABLISHED    1850- 

40  HIGH  STREET,  PAISLEY, 

(02oposite    the    Public    Libraiy    and    Museum.) 


Venetian     ^linds:^      I^e-taped      and      Gord.ed ; 
Hair,    Wool,    and   Btraiv  J^attresses. 

JOBBIHG-  P^HCTtTALLT   ATTEITDED   TO. 


ROBERT    ARMOUR, 

16  CAUSE7SISE  STREET,  PAISLEY, 

AGENT   FOR   THE 

NORTH  BRITISH  AND  MERCANTIE  FIRE  AND 
LIFE  INSURANCE  COMPANY, 

AND    THE 

EDINBURGH  LIFE  ASSURANCE  COMPANY. 


Fire   (Policies  transferred  from    other   Offices 
without  extra   charge. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


PHOTOGRAPHIC  ARTIST; 

CHURCHHILL,  PAISLEY. 

CAHTES  DE  VISIT-5S.  PER  DOZEN. 

DENTAL  SURGERY. 


SURGEON-DENTIST, 

May  be  Consulted  upon  all  the  Branches  of  his  Profession,  daily,  at 

8  ST.  JAMES  PLACE,  PAISLEY. 


CARVER    AND    GILDER, 

85  HIGH  STREET,  PAISLEY. 

mAMES  MADE,  HEFAIHED,  and  HEGILDED. 

Cheap  Washable  Gilt  Mouldings  kept  always  on  hand. 

P^p^  UU&  itei^  MutAtA  mi  WmulAtL 

Paintings  Cleaned,  Repaired,  and  Varnished. 


GROCER  AND    SPIRIT   RETAILER, 

BOTTLER,  SbC, 

20  MOSS  STREET,  AND  4  HUNTER  STREET, 
PAISLEY. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


104  HIGH  STREET  (CROSS),  PAISLEY. 

jameTTrvine, 

Tailoi\_and     Clothier. 

Gentlemen's  and  Boys'  Clothing  in  all  its  Branches. 
ARTIFICIAL,    TEETH. 


SURGEON-DENTIST, 

12     89r.    JJlJdEB    CpLJlGE, 
PAISLEY. 


_firtifioial  ^eeth  of  the  J^est  Quality  at  Jdoderate  (Prices. 
Decayed  Teeth  carefully  Stuffed  or  Extracted. 

DYEING  AND  CLEANING. 


ST  ANLEYJDYE  WORKS, 

RECEIVING  OFFICE— 

2  SMITHHZLLS,  FAZSLEY. 
lEONHONGEIt  AND  PLUMBER, 

TIITSICITH  AND  aASFITTEIl, 

98  lEIXOH  STE.EET,  F.A.ISE'S'. 

(Laie  John  PulleTtoric.) 


AD  VEETISEMENTS . 


Organ,  Piano-forte,  and  Singing. 


ii.iiiiiiw  riiiii 

ITo.    -I    SMITHHILLS. 

Piano-fortes,  from  the  best  Makers,  on  Sale  or  Hire 
Orders  for  Tuning  promptly  attended  to. 


Accountant,  House-Factor,  and  Insurance  Agent, 
4  CAUSEYSIDE   STREET,  PAISLEY. 

AGENT    FOR 

QUEEN  ASSUEANOB  COMPANY, 

AND    TREASURER    OF 

PAISLEY  HERITABLE  PROPERTY  INVESTMENT  SOCIETY. 

WILLIAM  GALLOWAY  &  U.. 


DEPOT-STOITEY   BEAE, 

PAISLEY. 

agent-robert  risk. 

hosie:^y  ahd  gloves. 

9  high  street,  cross, 

Would  respectfully  call  the  attention  of  Gentlemen  to  his 

Large  Stock  of  Wool  Shirts  and  Pants. 
Gloves,  Collars,  Cuffs,  and  Ties.  Alpaca  and  Silk  Umbrellas. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


SEEDSMAN,    NURSERYMAN,    AND    FLORIST, 

3  MOSS  STREET,  PAISLEY. 


Home  and  Foreign  Fruits  of  the  best  quality. 

ISll  141©M¥, 

COOK   AND    PASTRY   BAKER, 

TE:VCI>EI?,-^:NrOB     HOTEL, 

19  SMITnniLLB,    VAIBLEY, 

Soirees,  Pic-nie,  and  Marriage  Parties  Supplied  ■with.  Despatch. 
Tables,  Cloths,  and  Vases  lent  on  hire. 

Cabs  and  Dog-Carts  Let  on  Hire. 

WII.£IAM  WI£I,IAMS, 

AND 

GENERAL  ADVERTISING  AGENT, 

In  oonneotion  with  the   United  King'domj  Association^, 

and  upwards  of  'Twenty  years  in  the  ^usiness^ 

18  OLD  SNEDDON  STREET,  PAISLEY. 


ORDERS  PUNTUALLY  ATTENDED  TO. 

THE  COMMITTEE  of  the  PAISLEY  HOUSE  OF 
REFUGE  respectfully  call  the  attention  of  Families 
and  others  to  the  Facilities  afforded  for  Washing  and 
Dressing  of  Clothes  at  this  Establishment.  Parties  may 
rely  on  their  work  being  done  in  a  most  satisfactory 
manner,  and  at  Moderate  Charges. 

(Price  List  may  he  had  of  the  Jvlatron,  J[^rs.  Stark,   ai 
the  liefugej  Stow  CPJaoe,  (Paisley^. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


BOOT  AHB  SHOE  WAIEHOUSE, 

93  HIGH  STREET,  PAISLEY. 


BEGS  to  return  his  sincere  thanks  to  his  numerous  customers  for  the 
liberal  patronage  they  have  bestowed  on  him  since  opening  his 
Boot  and  Shoe  Warehouse  at  the  above  address,  where  he  will  continue 
to  sell  from  twenty  to  thirty  per  cent,  cheaper  than  the  public  have  beea 
receiving. 

A  Splendid  Stock  of  Boots  and  Shoes,  made  from  the  best  material, 
both  in  uppers  and  soles,  elegant  in  style,  and  warranted  durable. 

Special  attention  is  invited  to  his  Select  Stock  of  Hand-made  Work, 
guaranteed  fifteen  per  cent,  cheaper  than  those  made  by  machinery. 
The  public  can  now  save  mpney  by  purchasing  at  this  Shop.  It  is  an 
old  saying  that  "  A  penny  hained  is  a  penny  gained,"  but  here  you  can 
save  shillings.  The  material  and  every  class  of  work  is  guaranteed  to  be 
the  very  best  that  is  made. 

OBSERYE  THE  ADDRESS:— 

93    HIGH    STREET. 


Books,    Pamphlets,    Bills, 

business  and  other  cards, 

pIRCULARS,      TnYOICE     ToPS, 

AND 

Every  desoription  of  JO^  (PIIIJTQ^IJTG-  executed  with 
JTeatruess,  Eoonomy,   and  (Xiespatoh^   at  the 

i>.A-iSLE'3r  ia:^E.A.x.i:»  omoE, 

2  WATERLOO   PLACE,  GILMOUR  STREET, 

WORKS-^IO      HIGH      STREET, 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


9  HIGH  STREET,  CROSS,  PAISLEY. 

This  stock  is  large,  and  embraces  every  requisite  for  a  first- 
class  Family  trade,  including 

M  il|e    MzBi   ^ovtlim   ns    t\t^   appear   itt   j|illmwg. 

straw  Bonnets  and  Hats  Cleaned  and  Altered  to  the  Newest  Shapes. 


JOHN    KILPATRICK, 

WRIGHT  andFUIERAL  UOERTAKEK, 

17  ABBEY  STBEET,  7AISLEY. 

Orders  oreMy  and  promptly  attended  to. 


WmMAW  MAMM, 


SUCCESSOR   TO 


WILLIAM  STIRLING  &  CO., 

SADDLER,  HARNESS,  MILITARY  ACCOUTREMENT, 
AND  BELT  MANUFACTURER, 

86  HIGH  STREET,  PAISLEY. 

Establiished  Upwards  of  One  Hundred  Years. 


m 

(Late  Foreman  with  Mr.  Barbour^') 

JOINER,  CABINETMAKER,  &  UPHOLSTERER. 

Funerals  conducted  and  Jobbing  punctually  attended  to. 

81  Causeyside  Street^  Paisley.— Souse,  66  Bo, 


ADTERTI8EMENTS. 


JOHIT    M'FEE, 

SUCCESSOR   TO    THE   LATE 

JAMES  STEVENSON,  Seedsman, 

1    ST.    MIEHEIT    STREET, 

(Wear  the   Cross,) 

T>  .A.  X  s  JL,  :e:  ^st- 


fioOKBINDEI\_  AND      SxATIONER, 
11  ST.  MIREEN  STREET,  PAISLEY. 

AND 

TEPID  AND  VAPOUR  BATHS, 

COEITEE   OF  &EOB&E  AND  STOHIE  STEEETS. 


J.  B.  M'NEIL,  Teacher  of  Swimming. 

J.     SNEDDEN,     Keeper. 

liiis  aiiiJi, 

BOOT  ANB  SHOEMAKER, 

55  CAUSEYSIDE  STREET, 

Has  always  on  hand  Boots  and  Shoes  of  his  own  make, 
at  Moderate  Prices. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


\rf4mox  4  ;  jkuo-J'oiite  and  Imging, 

IT  J  \[ 

No.  86  HIGH  STEEET,  PAISLEY. 


HOSIER      A.NJD       GLOVER, 

25  and  26  HIGH  STREET,  PAISLEY. 


Small-iuares   supplied   to  (Xiealers  at  G-lasgovj  (prices. 


Ironmonger,   || lumber,    fc^filler,     anH     /in:     ||orker, 
99    CAUSEYSIDE    STKEET, 

Orders  Carefully  attended  to,  and  Cliarg-es  Moderate. 

BY  STEAM  POWER, 

PAPER  RULES.  AND    AOOOXTNT    BOOK    MAKER, 
8  FORBES  PLACE,  and  MARSHALL'S  LANE. 

Invoices,  Cards,  Cii'culars,  Funeral  Letters,  and  Tickets  of  every  description. 

Books  bound  to  any  Pattern.     Stationei't/,  ^c,  ^c. 


ADYEETISEMENT. 


BUILDERS   AIJ)   MONUMENTAL  WORKERS, 
LADY     LANE, 

(OPPOSITE     VICTORIA     PLACE), 

PAISLEY. 


Lettering  in  G-ranite  and  Freestone  neatly 
exeozbted. 


JoTjlsings  ia  Masonry  pimctTially  attended  to. 


GRINDSTONES  KEPT  IN  STOCK  OR  MADE  TO  ORDER. 

BALDWIN  &  MARTIN, 

A2TD   BELLHAKdEBS, 
6   ST.    MIRREN    STREET,    PAISLEY. 

Orders  promptly  attended  to,  and  Cliarges  Moderate. 

Every  de.~cription  of  JO^  Cp^^IJ^f^ING-  executed  with 
JTeatness,  Economy,  and  (X>espcbtch,  at  the 

P>^A.I©IjE"5r      HEIiA-LID      OmOE, 

WATERLOO  PLACE,  GILMOUR  STREET. 


ADVERTISEMENTS . 


10    HZG^H    STREET,    PAISLEY, 

AGENT   FOR 

Briton  Hedical  and.  G-eneral  Life  Association. 
Scottish  Fire  Insurance  Company. 
Britannia  Fire  Insurance  Company. 

D.     L  Y  L  E, 

AGENT   WEST   OF    ENGLAND   INSURANCE   CO., 

ACCOU^TAMT    and    HOUSE-FACTOR, 

4  HIGH  STEEET,  PAISLEY. 

.141111   M4Sf  AiS^lS', 

TAILOR,  CLOTHIER,  AND  HATTER, 

22  Hiaa  STREET,  PAISLEY.  House-Do. 

Gentlemen's  and  Boys'  Clotliing  Fashionably  Made. 


FISHMONGER  &  POULTERER, 

1  HIGH  STEEET,  PAISLEY. 

IiICENSED  TO  DEAL  IN  QAIXEE. 


ADVERTISEMEKTS. 


liijis  iiiiiii 

CLOTHIER  AND  HATTER, 

16    G-ZLMOUP.    STB.EET,    PAISLE7, 
Has  always  on  hand  a  select  Stock,  fitting  for  the  Season. 

Juveniles'    (X>resses,    (Pulpit    G-owrus,   Livery,    and 

Ilegimental    Clothing-^    in  the  First  Btyle. 

CHARGES  MODERATE. 

MR.  aEO,  W.  MAGALPINEi 

AGENT   FOR 


49    MOSS    ST!IEET,    FAISLBT. 


JOHN  BARBOUR,  JUN., 


1  SMITHHILLS    STREET, 
PAISLEY. 


Engraving  on  Copper,  Gold,  Silver,  ^rass^  Ivory,  Sfo,. 

(X>oorj   Window,  and  Cart  (Plates  Furnished  and 
Engraved  in  ^rass  or  Zino. 

Account  Books,  BiUes,  Stationer3r,  &c. 

DAILY  AND  WEEKLY  PAPERS  SENT  TO  ANY  ADDBESS. 


ABVERTISEMEKTS. 


IS  THE  BEST  PLACE  IN  TOWN  TO  BUY  YOUR 

WATCH    AND    CLOCK, 

AND 
F    I    3Sr    E  J"    E    'W"    E   L   L   E    E.   "ST; 

ALSO, 

TO  aET  THEM  HEFAIHED  AlTD  FT7T  ZIT  OHDEH. 


OBSERVE  THE  ADDRESS— 

46     MOSS     STREET. 

GORDON  &  BARCLAY'S 

gMlITl,  liliBLi,  ill  f  IHIT0ii 
MONUMENTAL 

AND     SCULPTURE    WORK, 

BROOMLANDS  STREET, 

(Opposite  Cemetery  Gate). 


Orders  for  J\^asonry  will  receive  prompt  and  careful 
attention. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


11 


fA 


BOOKBINDER, 

ANUFACTUI^ING       StATIONER, 


BOOKSELLER,    LITHOGRAPHER, 

AND    PRINTER, 

"I^SOLESALE  XTET^S  A&EITT, 
COFFEE  ROOM  BUILDINGS,  CROSS,  PAISLEY. 

and  in  every  variety  of  Style, 

LE(I)QEIl&,  JOUI^JT^LS,  QfiY,  and  CjlBB:  ^OOKB, 

Made  up,  Ruled,  and  bound  to  Order. 

GENTLEMEN'S  LIBRARIES  CLEANED  and  BOOKS  REPAIRED. 

Maps  and  Plans  Mounted  and  Varnislied. 

Prize  Cards  for   Ornithological  and  Agricultural 
Exhibitions  Neatly  Done. 

Pictures  Framed  in  any  Style,  Chaste  or  Plain. 

Framed  Mouldings  of  every  description. 

Family,  (jPevo,  and  Rochet  ^ibles.      School  ^ooks,    Sfc. 

^ooks,  JTumhers,  (Parts,  Weelcly  CPuhlioations, 

(Xiaily  and  Weekly  (Papers. 

PRmimG  AND   LITHOGRAPHmG  NEATLY  DOM. 

Cards,  (plain  and  Ornamental^  Invoiae  ^ops.  Funeral 
Letters^  eta. 
o . 


Orders  received  for  Tuning  and  Repairing  Piano -Fortes,  for 
J.  H.  De  Monti's  Tuners,  who  call  once  a  week  in  Paisley. 
All  orders  entrusted  to   W.  "W.  will  receive  his  best 
attention,  and  will  be  executed  with  the  utmost  despatch. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


STATIONERS,   ACCOUNT-BOOK  MAKERS, 
lo  hzig-h:  sti^eet,  i>^A.isi.E7sr, 

if.  H.  S(  8.  have  pleasure  in,  cculling-  special  attention 
to  the  Stationery  department  of  their  business.  They 
pay  particular  attention  to  the  J/Lanufacture  of  all 
varieties  of  Jder chant s\  J/[anufacturers\  and  jankers' 
;ficcount  ^ooks. 

They  keep  a  ruled  pattern-file  of  all  books  made,  to 
each  of  which  is  attached  a  number.  (X)uplicates  of 
any  book  can  thus  be  had  by  simply  ordering-  by  JTo. 
of  ^ook. 

Circulars 

Journey  Intimations 

Cash  Acknowledgments '. 

Bank  Drafts 

Price  and  Goods  List 

Obituary  Intimations 

B  B  Envelopes 

Funeral  Letters 

Address  Labels 

Eto.^  Etc.,  Etc. 

§mwiM$,  §mtxt&tt,  Wxitin^f  mA 

Door,Window,&  Cart  Plates  Furnished  &  Engraved. 

CEEST,  ADDIIES£,  and  BUSIITESS  DIES  CUT. 

NOTE    PAPER    and    ENVELOPES    Stamped    either 

Plain  or  in  the  New  Brilliant  Style. 

I  lyiOURiyilVO    STATIOI^ERY.  | 

Pocket  Books,  Wallets,  Note  Books,  in  great  variety. 
All  kinds  of  Books  Bound  to  any  Pattern. 

C  A  M  P  B  E  L  L'S     DIARIES. 
10    aZGH    STBEET,    PAISLEY. 


Invoice  Tops 
Account  Tops 
Eeceive  Notes 
Memorandum  Notes 
Note  &  Letter  Headings 
Estimate  Headings 
Shawl  Tickets 
Piece  Goods  Tickets 
Gummed  Tickets 


Duplicate  Receive  Notes 
Bills,  Posters,  <fec. 
Marriage  Invitations 
Marriage  Cards 
Marriage  Envelopes 
Soiree  &  Lecture  Tickets 
Visiting  Cards 
Ball  Programmes 
Counting  house  sundries 


i 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


STARCH  MANUFACTURERS  to  H.R.H.  the  PRINCESS  op  WALES. 

G-LENFIELD 

STARCH, 

Exclusively  Used  in  the  Royal 
Laundry, 

AND  PRONOUNCED  BY 

HER  MAJESTY'S  LAUNDRESS  to  be  tlie 

nSMEST  STARCH  SHE  EVER  USED. 

PRIZE  MEDAL  AWARDED  FOR  ITS  SUPERIORITY. 

Sold    by    all    G-rocers,     Chandlers,     Sfc,    Sfn. 

■WOTHEESPOON   55   Co.,   &LAS&0"W  AND   LONDON. 
GLASGOW  WHOLESALE  AND  EETAIL 

GElTEnAL   WIEE-WOEIS    AHD    WIEE- 
CLOTH  MANXJFAOTORY, 

15   O-A-ilSriDLEMGi-a-S,    a-L-A-sa-o^w^. 


ESTABLISHED    1S37. 


ALEXANDER    ROWAT 

Begs  to  return  his  sincere  thanks  to  his  Friends  and  the  Public  for 
the  very  liberal  patronage  he  has  been  favoured  with  during  the 
lengthened  period  of  Thirty-three  Years,  and  having  assumed  his 
Brother  as  Partner,  begs  respectfully  to  intimate  that  in  future  the 
Business  will  be  carried  on  under  the  Firm  of 

ALEXANDER  ROWAT  55   00., 

And  hopes  by  supplying  a  first-rate  article  at  the  smallest  remunera- 
tive profit  that  that  patronage  will  be  continued  and  extended. 


ACtEilTlSEMEKTS. 


MR.  JOHN   WALKER, 

SUEGEON-BEITTIST, 

(^Former  Residence  28  G^wse  Street). 

BEST    TEETH    5s.    TJPWARDS- 


FUNERAL    UNDERTAKER, 

7  NEW  STREET,   PAISLEY. 

Funerals  carefully  conducted  either  in  town  or  country  on 
moderate  terms* 

OPfflOB   OPEN  NiaST  AMD  DAT. 


DAVID    MORTON, 


12a  GEORGE  STREET, 

Building  Yard — Corner  of  GearQ^  Street  and  Jjady  Lane, 

fill  hintds  of  Johhing-  in  8tone  and  ^rja^iaorTs 
punotiMotly  attended  to, 

Qrindstgn^s^  4^o.^  kept,  in  8toQk  qv  mc^dQ  tQ  0TdMV\ 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


GATLTES  DE  VISIT. 


I 


PHOTOGEAPHER, 

25  STOEIE  STREET,  PAIiLEY. 


■  isiif  1  iiiiiia,-- 

CLOTHIER     AND     HATTER 

18    GILMOUR    STREET,    PAISLEY. 


§0P     KJJmmmm 

J\£ade     up     in     the     most     Fashionable      Styles. 


JAMES  GAEDNEE, 

3  Jl'iKLS  STEEET,  FAISLET, 

(^House,   5    Garthland  Lane) 

RESPECTFULLY  begs  to  intimate  to  his  Friends  and  the  Public 
in  general,  that  he  has  commenced  Business  at  the  above  address, 
and  trusts  by  strict  atteation  to  Business,  First-olass  Workmanship, 
and  moderate  Charges,  to  merit  a  share  of  Public  Patronage. 

BOOKBINDING 

OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION  NEATLY  EXECUTED  BY 


PRACTICAL  BOOKBINDER, 

35  STORIE  STREET,  PAISLEY, 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


COAL   MERCHANTS, 

STONEY  BKAE    AND    UNDERWOOD    DEPOTS, 

OFFICES— TERRACE  BUILDINGS, 

PAISLEY, 

AND    RAILWAY    STATION,    FULBAR   STREET, 

RENFREW. 


J,  Ss  E.  ANDEESON, 

tlie  only  Surviving  Partners  of  the  Firm  of 

JAMES  AHDELSOIT   &   BO'EB, 

JOINERS  &  FUNERAL  UNDERTAKERS, 
are  carrying  on  the  Business  as  formerly  at 

(First  Door  above  Old  Premises.) 

Houses— 6  New  Street  and  8  Orchard  Street. 

The   Trade   SuppHed  with   all  necesswn/  Furnishiiigs. 
OPEN     NIGHT    AND    DAY. 


TEA    MERCHANT 


HAS  much  pleasure  in  announcing  thas  he  has  at  pre- 
sent on  hand  a  Large  and  Varied  Stock  of  TEAS 
carefully  selected  from  the  finest  imports  of  the  Season. 

As  Teas  are  now  very  moderate,  he  is  prepared,  from 
recent  purchases,  to  offer  excellent  value  in  Chests,  Half- 
Chests,  and  Boxes  :  Duty  Paid  or  in  Bond. 

Tea  Wareliouse-105~CEOSS,  PAISLEY. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


WAEEHOITSE, 
87  HIGH  STREET  (Corner  of  Churchliill). 


Crystal    and    China    Merchant, 

DEALER  m  COTTOX  AND  WOOLLEN  WASTE, 

13  TTKIiliMEADOW  STREET, 

PAISLEY. 


COOPER, 

(Successor  to  the  late  Mr.  Hugh  Paterson) 

43    HIGH     STREET,    PAISLEY. 


COOPER    WORK    IN  ALL  ITS  BRANCHES. 
TERMS    MODERATE. 


COOPERAGE— 48  HIGH  STREET. 

ST7LL  I1T2T   FOSTZN&  ESTABLISHMEITT, 
5  NEW  STREET,   PAISLEY. 

Harringtons,  (X)og  Carts,  Bad  die  Horses,  JVLinibuses. 
Job  and  (Post  Horses,  Hearses,  Funeral  and 
J^ourning  Coaches ,    Sfc. 

Funeral  Undertaking  and  other  Orders  promptly  attended  to. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


BOi>TXJS    ■^^:eij^ir 


MTHBMTISH&.iEEMmE 

INSUEAHCE   COMPANY, 

ESTABLISED     1809. 

CAPITAL,        ....       TWO  MILLIONS. 

Invested  Funds,  1S69,  -      -  .^SjOSl^SlO  15  10 
AnnualHeveniio,  1869, -      -        901,56'7  10    2 

PIEB  DEPARTMENT. 

The  Company  lusures  every  Description  of  Property  at  Home  and 
Abroad,  at  tlie  Lowest  Eates  of  Premium  corresponding  to  the  risk. 
No  charge  whatever  is  made  for  Policies,  or  for  Transfers  from  other 
OfSces.      All  claims  promptly  and  liberally  settled. 

LIFE   DEPAP^TMEHT. 

The  Tables  of  Premiums  are  moderate.  Special  Tables  have  been 
introduced  by  the  Company,  viz  . — The  Half  Premium — Double  As- 
surance— Assurance  and  Annuity.  Eeduced  Tables  for  residence  in 
India,  China,  &c.  Mne-tenths  of  the  whole  Proiits  divided  every  Five 
Years. 

THE  NEXT  DIVISION  AT  Slat  DECEMBER,  1870. 


AITJTXTITY  DEPAiaTMEHT. 

Annuities,  immediate,  deferred,  or  contingent  granted,  and  the 
rates  fixed  on  the  most  favourable  terms. 

Full  explanations,  Tables  of  Eates,  &c.,  may  be  had  at  any  of  the 
Company's  Offices  or  Agents  throughout  the  Kingdom. 


OFFICE     102     ST.     VINCENT     STEEET. 

DIEECTOnS. 

The  Hon.  WILLIAM  RAE  AETHUE,  Lord  Provost. 
Lieut..Col.    W.    \V.    HOZIEE     ot  I  DUKCAN  SMITH.  Esq.,  Merchant 

Tannochside.  W.     W.     WATSON,     Esq.,    City 

JOHN  MORGAN,  Esq.  of  Green-  Chamberlain. 

law,  Paislev.  J.    T.     CAIKD,    Esq.,     Engineer, 

THOs.  CLAVEKING.E.sq.,Merchant  1         Greenock. 
Manager.— G.  W.  SNODGEASS.     Secretary.— ABCRIBALI)  BLAIE. 


AGENTS. 

M'INNES  &  MAGPAELANE,  Writers,  Paisley. 

JOHN  HUTOHESON,  Banker,  Paisley. 

ROBEBT  AEMOUE,  Commission  Agent,  Paisle3^ 

WALTEE  HOLMES,  Banker,  Johnstone. 

WILLIAM  M'DOWALL,  City  of  Glasgow  Bank,  Johnstone. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


BRITOI  lEBIflil  L  GEIEEAL 

LIFE  ASSOaiATIOlT. 


Realised  Assets,  exceeds     -         -  -  £680,000  0  0 

Annual  Revenue,  exceeds  -         -  -  £240,000  0  0 

And  is  increasing  at  tlie  rate  of  -  -  £20,000  0  0 
per  annum. 


Office  for  Scotland— 13  QUEEN  STREET,  EDINBURGH, 
West  of  Scotland  Branch  Office— 51    ST.   VINCENT   STREET, 
GLASGOW. 

DIEECTOBS  OF  THE  SCOTTISH  BHAITCH. 

Chairman    of  the    Board— TLE^'RY    MOFFAT,    Esq.,    of    Eldin. 
WILLIAM  N.  ERASER,  Esq.  of  Tornaveen. 
JOHN  MESSENT,  Esq.,  London. 
ADAM  MORRISON,  Esq.,  S.S,C. 
JOHN  TURNBULL,  of  Abbey  St.  Bathans. 
A.  B.  FLEMING,  Esq.,  12  Eton  Terrace. 
THOMAS  LAYCOCK,  Esq.,  M.D.,  Professor  of  the  Practise  of 
Medicine  in  the  University  of  Edinburgh. 


West  of  Scotland  District  Manager— ALEX.  B.  ROSS. 

Manager  and  Secretary  for  Scotland — DAVID   HARRIS,  F.S.S. 

This  Association,  Established  in  1854,  originated,  and  successfully 
carried  out,  a  peculiar  feature  (now  known  as  the  "Briton  feature  "), 
■whereby,  without  the  Payment  of  any  additional  Prenaium,  the  Policies 
become  Payable  to  the  Assured  during  his  oion  life-time,  or,  in  the  event 
of  his  early  death,  to  his  family  or  other  representatives. 

Whole  world  leave  of  travel  and  residence,  and  immediate  indis- 
putability granted  on  payment  of  one  small  extra  premium,  whereby 
the  Policy  is  made  an  absolute  send,  indefeasible  document  of  security  irora 
the  date  of  its  issue.     Forms  of  Policy  sent  on  application. 

Detailed  List  of  the  Investments,  and  complete  Statement  of  the 
position  of  the  Association  to  be  had  on  application  to  any  of  the 
Branches,  Agencies,  or  to  the  Chief  Offices  of  the  Association. 

A&SNTS  rOH  PAISLET. 

Mr.  JAMES  HAY,  10  High  Street. 

Mr.  THOMAS  OULLEN,  12  St.  James  Place. 

AGENT  POS,  JOHNSTONE. 
Mr.     ALFRED     CHARLES     JONAS. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


S7SCIAL    ITOTICE, 


THE 


STANDARD  LIFE  ASSURANCE 

O  O  3MC  I» -A.  330"  "y  . 


ConstUvbted  hy  Special  jficts  of  (Parliament. 


EST-A-BLISHEID    18S5- 


DIVISION    OP    PROFITS. 

THE  EIGHTH  DIVISION  of  the  Company's  Profits 
is  appointed  to  be  made  at  15th  November,  1870,  and 
all  Policies  now  effected  will  participate. 

THE  FUND  TO  BE  DIVIDED  will  be  the  Profits 
which  have  arisen  since  15th  November,  1865. 

The  System  pursued  in  the  Division  of  Profits  is  fully 
explained  in  the  Company's  detailed  Prospectus. 

^.  r:  ...^    WILL.  THOS.  THOMSON,  MAMGER. 

Edinburgh,  3  George  Street, 
June,  1870. 


A&BNT  IN  PAISLEY- 
WM.  M'INTYRE,  Jun.,  6  High  Stkeet,  Cross. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


TEE   EDINBUEG-H 

FOUNDED     1823. 

ACCUMULATED  FUNDS, £1,056.556. 

AiNNUAL  IxMCOME,  153,416. 

NET  ASSURANCE  LIABILITIES,  ...       3,173.866. 

The  Directors  beg  to  draw  the  attention  of  intending  Assurers  to  the 
Perfect  Security,  Liberal  Conditions,  Bonus  Advantages,  Moderate 
Charges,  and  Varied  Systems  of  Assurance  of  this  Office,  full  particulars 
of  which  may  be  had  at  any  of  the  Offices  or  Agencies  of  the  ■Company. 
The  next  Septennial  Division  of  Profits  will  be  made  after  the  Close  of 
the  Books,  at  31st  March,  1871.  Policies  opened  before  that  date  will 
secure  a  Full  Year's  Bonus,  according  to  the  Kules  of  the  Office. 

Head  Ofpice— EDINBURGH,  22  GEOEGE   STEEET. 

West  of  Scotland  Branch — 

GLASGOW,  63  and  65  ST.  VINCENT  STEEET. 


A&ENTS  m  paisley- 
Mr.  R.  ARMOUR,  16  Causeyside  Street. 
Mr.  J  as.  MACDUFF,    Druggist,  5  Cross. 
Applications  for  Agencies  in  Paisley  and  Neighbourhood  invited.    These 
should  be  addressed  to  John  Hill  Elder,  District  Secretary,  at  the 
Glasgow  Office. 

THE 

PAISLEY  HERALD, 

AND  RENFREWSHIRE  ADVERTISER 

IS   THE 

COUNT?  PAPER  FOR  nENF2lB"W, 
And  commands  an  Extensive  Circulation  amongst  a 
population  of  100,000  inhabitants,  as  well  as  being  read  in 
the  neighbouring  Counties  of  Ayr  and  Lanark. 


IT  IS  THE  EECOGNISED  MEDIUM  FOR 

ADV  EBTISEMEITTS, 

And  .yet  (owing  to  its  large  size)  is  one  of  the  most 
readable  weekly  Newspapers  of  the  day. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


WILLIAM  MACINTYRE,  Jun., 

WHOLESALE   STATIONER 

AND 


KEPT  IN  STOCK,  OR  MADE  TO  ORDER. 

Writing,  Packing,  Grocery,  &  Drapers'  Paper 

OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION. 

ENGRAVING,  LITHOGRAPHING,  AND  PRINTING 


MILNERS'  FIRE  PROOF  SAFES. 


BY  APPOINTMENT  OF  THE  HONOURABLE  BOABD  OF  ORDNANCE. 
FOU  THE  SALE  OF  THE 

ORDNANCE   SURVEY    MkPS. 


6  HIGH  STREET,  PAISLEY. 

"WOfiSS-ELACE^ALL  FAFEE  MILL. 


ADYERTISEMENTS. 


CABINET  &  GENERAL  UPHOLSTERY  g 

^  S3  HIGH  STBEET,  PAISLEY.  § 

CO 

^  Sideboards,  Telescope,  and  Loo  Tables.  2 

^  Wardrobes,  Parisian  Half-tester,  French  and  Iron  Bedsteads.  O 

^  Sofas  and  Chairs,  in  Morocco,  Velvet,  Damask,  ^ 

PL,  and  Hair  Cloth.  *"• 

^  (pressing-  'zTahles  and  Grlasses.  hr] 

S  BRUSSELLS  TAPESTRY  S-PLY,  &  SUPER  CARPETS,  t 

^  6/4  Repp  and  All-Wool  Damasks,  Floor  Cloths, 

^  India  and  Cocoa  Mattings.  O 

K^  O 

rq  Arched  Curtain  and  Sofa  Gimps.      Orris  and  Float  Laces.  ^ 

Drapery  and  Curtain  Fringes.  p^ 

Q  J^ellpulls^  9^assels^  and  Silk  Hangers.  ^ 

^  Mahogany  and  Brass  Cornices.  q 

K"  Do.             Do.          Cornice  Poles.  t^ 

2  Mahogany  and  Fancy  Brass  Pole   Rings.  m 

'"'  ^rass  Cornice  Ends  and  ^ands.     ^rass   (Pole  ^ 

^  ^rackets  and  Hooks.  t?^ 

Carpet  and  Paper  Brushes,  and  Door  Mats.  hj 

ffi  ' '^ 

g  BEDDING.  ^ 

1-^  ^ 


CQ     Purified  Downs  and  Feathers.     Feathers  and  Mattress  Ticks.      ^ 


g                8:pring;  ^^-.., ^ ^ 

Q^           Wool  Matkesses,  Beds,  Bolsters,  and  Pillows.  q 

"                       —  >t 

I                   TEADE,    &e.,  > 

5                          1^ 

jj;      Hair  Seatings— Plain  and  Figured,  Curled  Hair,  Tacks,  Pins,      ^ 

and  Girthweb.     Sofa  and  Mattress  Coppered  Springs.  U2 

French  Pulley  Kods.  p^ 

PATENT   ROLLER  AND  VENETIAN  BLINDS.  p 

Glasgow  Furniture  Oil  in  Bottles. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


S,  &  W.  ^T 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL 

CRYSTAL  AND  CHINA  MERCHANTS, 

AND  WASTE  DEALERS, 

37  HIGH  STREET,  PAISLEY. 

J&  W.  S.  would  beg  to  inform  Parties  furnishing  that 
they  can  be  supplied  with  all  classes  of  Best  Stafford- 
shire CHINA  and  STONEWARE  at  Prices  as  Low  as 
any  Establishment  in  Glasgow,  and  in  many  cases  cheaper. 
2|  per  cent,  per  pound  discount  allowed  on  all  goods 
paid  cash. 

All  Orders  carefully  Packed,  if  required. 


yHivaya  on  hand  80   or  J^O   ^ecu-Bets  to    Choose  from. 

'WSOLESALS  ASS  BETAIL 

FiSH,  GAfflE,  POULTRY, 

AND     ICE 

OLD    BEIDGE,    PAISLEY. 


ADVEKTISEMENTS. 


PURIFICATION, 


ISDALE  &    M'CALLUM, 

SOLICIT  ATTENTION  TO  THE  QUALITY  OF  THEIR 

DOMESTIC   AJ^D    SCOURING    SOAPS, 

AS  MANUFACTUEED  BT  THEM. 


Works— 4  New  Sneddon, 

N  ATIONAL. 

OFFICE-14  GILMOUR  STREET. 

Open  on  Monday,  Tuesday,  Thubsday,  and  Satxjbday,  from  10  till 
3  o'Clock  ;  and  on  Saturday  Evening,  from  6  till  9. 

Deposits  from  OITE  SSILLI1T&  and  TJp'^ards  received. 

CASHIER: 
JOHN  M*GOWN,  Accountant  &  InsuranceAgent. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


Scottish  Fire  Insurance  Company 

CAPITAL-ONE  jiLLION  STERLING. 

CHIEF    OFFICES: 

31   GEORGE   STREET,    EDINBURGH. 
123    ST.    VINCENT    STREET,    GLASGOW. 

Shairman— Allan  a.  Maconochie  Welwood,  Esq.,  of  Meadow- 
baak  and  Garvock. 
De"DUt7-01iairman— Alexander  Hamilton,  Esq.,  LL.B., 
"W.S.,  Edinburgh. 
George  Oadell  Bruce,  Esq.,  C.E.,  Edinburgh. 
James  Forman,  Esq.,  Advocate,  Edinburgh. 
William  Lindsay,  Esq.,  late  Provost  of  Leith. 
James  Cowan,  Esq.,  Papermaker,  Edinburgh. 
David  Dice:son,  Esq.,  Wholesale  Stationer,  Edinburgh. 
J.  Haliburton  King,  Esq.,  of  Balerno. 
Charles  Pearson,  Esq.,  C.A.,  Edinburgh. 
Thomas  Sprot,  Esq.,  AV.S.,  Edinburgh. 

Manager— James  Ehind  Carphin,  c.a. 

Secretary— JoiiN  hurry. 

Cliairman— Mark  Sprot,  Esq.,  of  Garnkirk. 
James  Rodger,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Glasgow. 
M.  E.  EOBINOW,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Glasgow. 
J.  P.  KiDSTON.  Esq.,  Merchant,  Glasgow. 

Secretary — Archibald  Lawson. 

Houses,  Manufactories,  Warehouses  and  their  contents,  Rents,  Farming 
Stock,  Ships  in  Port  or  whilst  Building,  i^c,  &c..  Insured  on  the  most 
favourable  terms. 

Risks  surveyed  free  of  expense. 

No  charge  beyond  Nett  Premium  in  any  case,  and  Insurances  trans- 
ferred from  other  OEBces  without  extra  cost. 

Claims  settled  with  liberality  and  P-^Pj^J'-I^^ARPHIN,  Manager. 

AGENTS  IN  PAISLEY. 
JAMES  ADAM,  Town  Chamberlain,  County  Buildings. 
JAMES  HAY,  10  High  Street. 
JAMES  BROWxV,  City  of  Glasgow  Bank. 
THOMAS  DONALD,  House  Factor,  42  New   btreet. 

AGENT  IN   RENFREW- 
JOHN  MaNTTRE,   Merchant. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


ASSURANCE    GOfiUPANYi 

92  CHEAPSIDE,  LQITDOIT,  E.G. 

CAPITAL— ONE  MILLION  TWO  HUPRED  THOUSAND  POUNDS. 


INSTITUTED  1808, 

And  Empowered  by  an  Act  op  Parliament  of  the 
54th  Geo.  III. 


directors. 

THOMAS  CHAPMAN,  Esa.,  F.E.S.,  Chairman, 
benjamin  buck  GREENE,  Esq.,  Deputy-Chairman. 


Sir  William  Baynes,  Bart. 
Arthur  Edward  Campbell,  Esq. 
Joseph  Grote,  Esq. 
•John  Oliver  Hanson,  Esq. 
John  George  Maclean,  Esq. 


Samuel  Eustace  Magan,  Esq. 
Rear-Adrairal  Montgomery. 
Joseph  Pulley.  Esq. 
Arthur  Augustus  Easch,  Esq. 
Philip  Ainslie  Walker,  Esq. 


AUDITORS. 

JAS.  PATTISON  CUERIE,  Esq.,  &  JAMES  PHILIPS,  Esq.,  F.G.S. 

SECRETARY. 
EIOHAED  EAY,  Esq. 

ACTUARY. 
WILLIAM  HENRY  TYNDALL,  Esq. 

consulting    ACTUARY. 
CHAELES  ANSELL,  Esq.,  F.E.S. 

solicitor. 
THOMAS  BEOWNING,  Esq. 

MEDICAL    officer. 

WILLIAM  COULSTON,  Esq.,  F.S.A. 

BANKERS. 

Messrs  PEESCOTT,  GEOTE,  CAVE,  AND  CAVE. 

This  Company  having  been  established  nearly  sixty  years,  ample  time 
has  elapsed  to  prove  the  soundness  of  the  principles  on  which  it  has 
been  conducted.  During  that  period  its  operations  have  attained  great 
magnitude,  and  it  has  enjoyed  much  prosperity. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


A  f.Ias  A  ssurance—  Continued. 


LIFE    DEFAHTMENT. 

The  Accumulated  Premiums  amount  to  more  than  £1,650,000. 
The  Annual  Income  exceeds  £170,000. 

Bonuses  have  been  declared  on  some  Policies  to  an  amount  greater 
than  the  sum  originally  assured. 

Premiums  have  been  extinguished  where  the  parties  assured  have 
applied  the  Bonus  in  reduction  of  the  Annual  Premium. 

The  total  Surplus  divided  amongst  the  assured  up  to  the  present 
time  amounts  to  the  sum  of  £1,253,106  in  actual  money,  and  is  repre- 
sented by  a  still  larger  reversionary  sum  payable  at  death. 

The  sum  of  over  £4,600,000  has  been  paid  during  the  existence  of 
the  Office  for  Claims  under  Life  Policies,  of  which  amount  a  very  con- 
siderable part  was  for  Bonuses. 

Persons  Assuring  in  Grea,t  Britain  -have  the  option  of  Participating 
Eates  of  Premium  or  of  Non-Participating  Eates. 

The  Eates  of  Premium  have  been  adjusted  in  accordance  with  a 
long  experience,  and  bear  equitably  on  all  ages. 

The  Non-Participatiug  Scale  is  particularly  adapted  to  parties 
wishing  to  assure  a  fixed  sum  only,  at  a  fixed  Eate  of  Premium,  and 
on  low  terms. 

Combined  Provision  may  be  made  for  Old  Age  and  early  Death,  so 
that  a  person  may  secure  a  sum  of  money  for  himself,  to  be  paid  at  a 
stipulated  Age,  if  he  should  live  so  long,  or  to  be  paid  to  his  Execu- 
tors if  he  should  die  before  that  age.  This  feature  in  the  Atlas 
Opfice  arrangements  deserves  particular  attention,  as  likely  to  meet 
the  requirements  of  a  large  number  of  persons. 

The  Directors  are  ready  to  receive  Proposals  for  Assurances  on 
any  contingency  involving  payment  of  a  sum  at  death. 


FlUE    LEPAHTMENT. 

This  Company  undertakes  the  Assurance  of  almost  every  species 
of  Property  ia  the  United  Kingdom,  at  Rates  of  Premium  and  upon 
principles  which  will  be  found  quite  as  advantageous  to  the  interests 
of  the  Assured  as  those  offered  by  any  other. 

The  great  advantage  of  an  Assurance  against  Fire  to  individuals  of 
every  class  can  be  confirmed  by  the  fact  that  this  Company,  while  it 
is  annually  assuring  Property  amounting  in  value  to  more  than 
£30,963,325,  has  paid  for  Losses  to  the  Assured  within  the  United 
Kingdom,  since  its  institution  in  1808,  upwards  of  £1,730,000  sterling. 

No  charges  for  Policies  or  Stamps. 

Tables  of  Eates,  Forms  of  Proposals,  and  any  information  needful 
to  effect  Life  or  Fire  Assurances,  may  be  obtained  on  application  to 
the  Office,  No,  92  Cheapside,  London,  or  to  any  of  the  Company's 
Agents.  EICHAED  EAY,  Secretary 


AGENTS  FOR  THE  COMPANY    IN"   PAISLEY  :  — 

EOBEP^T    BROWH    &    SOIT, 

SNEDDON    BRIDGE. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


SCOTTISH  IMPERIAL 

INSURANCE  COMPANY, 


FIRE— LIFE— ANNUITIES. 


GLASGOW— No.  50  WEST  GEORGE  STEEET. 

EDINBURGH— 17  GEORGE  STREET. 

LONDON— 5  LOTHBURY. 

LIVERPOOL— ORIEL   CHAMBERS,   WATER  STREET. 

MANCHESTER— 25  BROWN   STREET. 

MONTREAL— ST.  JfRANCOIS  XAVIER  STREET. 


ALEXANDER  RONALDSON,  Esq.,  Chairman. 
JAMES  NICOL  FLEMING,  E»q.,    Vice- Chairman. 


G.  STEWART  ANDERSON,  Esq.,  Merchant. 

ALLAN  ARTHUR,  Esq.  (Messrs  Henry  Monteith  &  Co.) 

HUGH.BAIRD,  Esq.,  Merchant. 

WILLIAM  BURNS,  Esq.,  Solicitor. 

JAMES  COUPER,  Sen.,  Esq.,  Merchant. 

ALEXANDER  DREW,  Esq.  (Messrs  James  Black,  Drew,  &  Co.) 

JAMES  GRAHAM,  Esq..  Builder. 

WALTER  GRIEVE,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Greenock. 

ANTHONY  HANNAY,  Esq.  (Messrs  Kelly  &  Co.) 

JOHN  JAMES  MUIRHEAD,  Esq.,  Goldsmith. 

JAMES  SALMON,  Esq.,  Architect. 

DAVID  SMITH,  Esq.,  (Messrs.  John  Ross,  Jun.,  &  Co.) 

WILLIAM  TAYLOR,  Esq.  (Messrs.  Henry  Taylor  &  Sous.) 

GREGOR  TURNBULL,  Esq.,  Merchant. 

Consulting  Physician — Dr.  M'Call  Anderson. 

Solicitors — Messrs.  Burns,,  Alison,  &  Aitkem. 

Bankers — The  City  of  Glasgow  Bank. 

Manager — A.  Gordon  Brown.       |        Secretary — A.  L.  Whitecross. 

FIRE — This  Company  undertakes  the  Insurance  of  almost  every  species 

of  Property  at  Rates  of  Premium  as  advantageous  to  the 

interests  of  the  Insured  as  those  offered  by  any  other  Office. 

Transfers  from  other  offices  are  effected  without  Charge. 

LIFE — The  Life  Tables  have  been  framed  upon  as  moderate  rates  as 

are  consistent  with  perfect  security. 

Participation  Policy-Holders  are  entitled  to  a  share  in  the 
Profits  to  the  extent  of  Ninety  per  Cent.,  both  of  the 
Participation  and  Non-Participation  Branches. 

A.  G.  BROWN,  Manager. 
Applications  for  AGENCIES  are  Invited. 
AGENT  IN  PAISLEY: 
Mr.  ROBERT  LECKIE,  City  of  Glasgow  Bank. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


JOINEK,  CIBLWTMAKER,  UPMOISTERES, 

AND 

FUNERAL   UNDERTAKER, 
49       MOSS       STREET 

AND 

79    ITEW    SITEDDOIT, 

TAKES  this  opportunity  of  thanking  his  Friends  and 
the  Pubhc  who  have  patronised  him  for  the  last 
thirty  years,  and  begs  to  intimate  that  in  order .  to  meet 
the  increased  demand  he  has  removed  to  more  commodious 
Workshop  and  Warehouse  Premises, 

79     NEW    SNEDDON, 

where  he  will  have  an  opportunity  of  displaying  his  varied 
Stock  of  HOUSE  FURNISHINGS,  whilst  for  the  con- 
venience  of  his  Customers  Samples  will  be  kept  at  49 
MOSS  STREET,  where  Orders  maybe  left. 


THE    FU^ERAIi   I>EPARTME]XT 

WILL   BE    CONDUCTED    WITH    THE 


Venetian  ^linds^  Feather  §edsy  Hair^  Wool,  and 
Btrazu  Jdcuttresses. 

Ladies'  Needle-'Work  tastefully  done  up. 

TEMPORARY  DECORATIONS  FOR  SOIREE  AND 
BALL  ROOM. 

9^he  Trade   Supplied. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


•WEST  OF  ENGLAND 

FIRE  MB  IIFE  IJVSURAIVCE  COMPANY. 

ESTABLISED   1807, 
And  Empowered  by  Special  Acts  of  Parliament. 


TRUSTEES. 

Eight  Hon.  Earl  of  DEVON.       Eight  Hon.  Earl  Fortesque. 

Eight  Hon.  Earl  MORLET.     Sir  THOMAS  DYKE  AOLAND,  Bart. 

SAMUEL  T.  KEKEWIOH,  Esq.,  M.P. 

President— WILLIAM     BARNES,    Esq. 

Secketaey— WILLIAM  CANN.      Actuary— CHARLES  LEWIS. 


LIFE    INSURANCES. 

I'^HIS  Company  offers  to  the  Public  the  security  of  an  ample  paid 
up  Capital,  and  Accumulated  Fund  of  ONE  MILLION  AND  A 
HALF  STERLING,  with  an  ANNUAL  REVENUE  of  £200,000 
from  the  Life  Branch  alone.  Four-fifths,  or  80  per  cent.,  of  the 
profits  are  appropriated  to  all  Policies,  of  £100  and  upwards,  every 
Fifth  year,  and  without  responsibility  of  partnership. 

The  share  of  profits  allotted  to  each  Policy  may  be  added  to  the 
sum  insured,  and  payable  at  the  death  of  the  Life — or  its  present 
value  in  cash  may  be  received — or  an  equivalent  reduction  of  the 
future  Annual  Premium  obtained — at  the  option  of  the  assured. 

Assurances  effected  at  lower  rates  without  participation.  Rever- 
sions purchased,  and  annuities  granted. 

Loans  are  granted  by  the  Company  on  Life  Policies^  on  approved  per- 
sonal security^  and  Advances  are  also  made  on  the  secunty  of  policies  of 
adequate  value. 

VOLUNTEER     CORPS. 

Persons  insured  with  this  Company  are  at  liberty  to  serve  in  any 
Volunteer  Corps  within  the  United  Kingdom,  without  prejudice  to 
their  Policies. 

"DAYS    OF    GRACE." 

By  the  condition  of  the  Company's  Policies,  invariably  acted  upon 
for  upwards  of  Fifty  Years,  the  period  for  payment  of  Premiums  is  not 
only  extended  to  the  days  of  grace,  without  forfeiture  of  the  Policies, 
but  the  sums  insured  are  recoverable,  the  same  as  if  the  claim  had 
risen  at  any  time  previously. 

NO    CHARGE   FOR   LIFE   POLICT    STAMPS    OB    MEDICAL   FEES. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 

West  of  England  Insurance —  Continued. 


FIRE    INSURANCES 

Are  effected  by  the  Company  at  the  -usual  Rates,  on  the  various 
descriptions  of  Property.  Manufactories  and  similar  risks  insured 
by  special  agreement,  on  favourable  terms.  Losses  by  gas  explosion 
are  made  good.  ,     ,     ,  v     *•      * 

Forms  of  proposals  and  prospectuses  may  be  had  on  application  to 
any  of  the  Company's  Agents. 

AGENTS. 

A.  POLLOCK,  JuN.,     5  Causeysidb  Steeet. 

D.  LYLE  4  High  Street. 

The  Company's  FIRE  BRIGADE  and  ENGINE  are  despatched 
TO  ALL  FIRES  WITHOUT  CHARGE,  Special  protection  being  given  to  Pro- 
perty Insured  by  their  Policies.  The  West  of  England  is  the  only 
Company  maintaining  a  Fire  Establishment  in  Scotland,  at  their 

OWN  EXPENSE. 

Immediate  Intimation,  in  all  cases  of  Fire, 

Should  be  given  at  the  Station  House,  20  Smithhills,  End  of  Old 

Bridge. 

NOBLE  CAMPBELL,  Superintendent,  19  Old  Smithhilla. 

THE  IMPERIAL^FIRE  OFFICE. 

ESTABLISHED    1803. 


Intending  Agents  and  Insurers  are  requested  to  note  the   figures, 
denoting  the  financial  position  of  this  Office. 

CAPITAL,      ...   £1,600,000, 

PAID  TTP,  £"700,000, 

AFFORDING     UNDOUBTED      SECURITY, 

AN  IMPORTANT  CONSIDERATION  TO  INSURERS. 


APPOINTMENT    OF   AGENTS. 

In  addition  to  Agencies  in  large  towns,  the  Directors  are  desirous  to 
appoint  suitable  persons  as  Agents  iu  each  town  and  village  of  importance 
in  Scotland. 

Proposals  from  those  wishing  to  act  may  be  forwarded  to  the  Secretary, 

IMPERIAL  FIHE   OrnOE, 

36  St.  Vincent  Place,  Glasgow. 
First-Class  Risks  accepted  at  moderate  rates. 
Immediate  protection  granted  by  the  Company's  Agents. 
DAVID  GILMOUR,  5  Causeyside,  Paisley. 
DAVID  MURRAY,  15  Gilmour  Street,  Paisley. 
ANDREW  PATERSON,  British  Linen  Bank  Paisley. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


INSURANCE    COMPANY. 

Established  1836.     Empowered  hj  Special  Acts  of  Parliament. 

Offices: 

LIVERPOOL 1  DALE   STREET. 

LONDON  7  COKNHILL  and  CHARING  CROSS. 

GLASGOW 128  INGRAM  STREET. 

Invested  Funds  at  end  of  1869,  £3,680,618 

Fire  Premiums  in  1869 904,617 

Life  Premiums  in  1869,  272,344 


James  Reid  Stewaht,  Merchant,  Glasgow   Chairman. 


Andrew        Buchanan,       Esq.,      of 

Auchentorlie, 
James     J.     Griere,     Esq.,      M.P., 

Greenock. 

Eesident-Secretary—T>.  Stewart,  Esq, 


Robert   F.    Shaw    Stewart,   Esq., 
Swinton    Boult,    Esq.,    Managing 
Director. 


Insurances  on  nearly  every  description  of  Property,  at  Home  and 
Abroad,  can  be  affected  at  Moderate  rates. 

SPECIAL      ADVANTAGES. 

The  Rates  of  Premium  are  moderate  for  all  descriptions  of  Insurance. 

Every  Policy  on  the  Bonus  Plan  is  entitled,  after  five  years  Premiums 
have  been  paid  to  a  Fixed  Bonus,  according  to  the  Table  in  the  Pro- 
spectus, which  is  guaranteed  as  part  of  the  Policy. 

A  distinctive  feature  of  tliis  Company's  Bonus  is,  that  after  ten  years 
it  Increases  Annually,  instead  of,  as  in  most  Life  Offices,  remaining 
stationary  for  a  period  of  five  or  seven  years. 

Whole  World  Leave  granted  on  reasonable  terms. 

Claims  are  paid  Thirty  Days  after  admission. 

Medical  Fees  and  Policy  Stamps  paid  by  the  Company. 

Forms  of  Proposals,  Prospectuses,  and  all  necessary  information 
furnished  on  application. 

D.  STEWART,  Resident  Secretary, 
128  Ingram  Street,  Glasgow. 

AGENTS  IN  PAISLEY :- 

CAMPBELL  &  RUSSELL,  W  riters.  High  Street. 

ROBERT  MUIR,  Orchard  ritreet. 

JOHN  M'GOWN,  Accountant,  National  Security  Savings  Bank. 

JAMES  LANG,  Leather  Merchant.  86  High  Street. 

ROBERT  BOYD,  Accountant,  15  Gilmour  Street. 

JOHN  MUIR,  Accountant,  23  Moss  Street. 


AGENT  IN  JOHNSTONE— THOMAS  shanks,  Engineer. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


ENGINEER,  MILLWRIGHT, 
MACHINIST,   AND   TOOLMAKER, 

IRON   AND  BRASS  FOUNDER, 
SHAWDOtJlT  W0B2SS,  PAISLEY. 

Established  1836. 


MAKER   OF   STEAM   ENGINES; 

BLEACHING,   SCOURING,  AND    DYING 

MACHINERY. 

D.  S    P.'s   IMPROVED    TRIPLE,    DOUBLE,   AND 

SINGLE   CROPPING  MACHINES,   AND 

CLIPPING  MACHINES. 

CALENDERING,  HOT-PRESSING,    MEASURING, 

jfind  every  description  of  Oloth-FiroiEhing-  Jl^aohinery  ; 

MAKER    OF    COATS',    FINDLAY'S,    AND    HAMILTON'S 
PATENT  WOOD  TURNING  MACHINES, 

Jind  every  desoription   of  Wood^-Bavuing-   and  burning 

fdaahinery. 
Crown  Saws  for  Coats'  Patent  Blocking   Machines,  kept  in  Stock. 

THREAB-MAKIfiC  MACHINERY. 

D.  S.  P.'s   FRICTIONAL    SPOOLING    TABLES, 

and  Maker  of  Kerr's  Patent  Polishing  Machines, 

ENGINEER  AND  MACHINE  MAKERS'  TOOLS 

of  every  description. 

D.  S.  P.'s  IMPROVED  TAPS  and  DIES, 

Jill  Sizes  up  to  2  inch,    kept    in    Stock. 

D.     S.     P's    PATENT    POTTERS',    THROWING, 

JUGGING,  AND  JOLLYING  MACHINES, 

and  J/fakers  of  Cochran's  (Patent  patting   Machines. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


GEEAT  EEDITCTION  IN  PEICE. 


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Long  acknowledged  to  be  incomparably  Superior  to  all 
others — are  now  (all  things  considered)  the  Cheapest. 

THE  GROVERTbIKER  CO. 

Have  recently  had  the  honour  of  supplying  TWO  of  their 
Family  Sewing  Machines  to 


B7    COHMAITD. 

They  hold  Royal  Appointments  from  Her  Majesty  the  Empress  of 
THE  French  ;  His  Majesty  the  Emperor  of  Brazil  ;  and  they  have 
also  supplied  their  Machines^  by  command,  to  Her  Majesty  the  Empress 
OF  Russia,  and  Her  Majesty  the  Queen  of  Bavaria. 

IchisIsIpar'exoellenob^ 

f  11  f  4MI1¥  MAgBIMl. 

Beautiful  in  appearance,  it  is  an  ornament  to  the  Boudoir  ;  simple 
in  its  construction,  it  is  easily  learned  and  successfully  operated  ;  its 
movements  are  so  noiseless  that  it  "will  not  disturb  the  quiet  of  the 
domestic  fireside. 

It  is  capable  of  doing  any  kind  of  work  done  by  the  Sewing 
Machine,  and  in  addition.  Embroiders  to  Perfection. 

Every  Machine  guaranteed.  Instruction^  gratis.  Illmtrated  Prospectus 
and  Samples  of  Work,  gratis  and  Post  Free. 


SOLE  AGENT  FOR  GLASGOW  AND  VICINITY— 

101  SATTCHIEHALL  STEEET. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


WILLIAM   MACINTYEE,    Jun., 

:p.a.isile!-z-, 

AGENT   FOR 

CROGGAN    &    COMPANY'S 

ROOFIITG    PELT. 


COTT02T  &  WOOL  WASTE  ICEIICHAITT, 

AND 

BEDDING   MANUFACTURER, 

COFFEE   BOASTING  WORKS, 

€0f  f  H.  mm\  mm%  mm, 

AND 

GENERAL    QRINDINQ    MILLS, 

MACPHEESON  stubet,  aLAsao"^. 

THE  ONLY  STEAM  POWER  COFFEE  ROASTING  ESTABLISH- 
MENT CONNECTED  WITH  THE  TRADE  IN  THE  CITY. 


D.  MINTO, 


IN  returning  thanks  for  past  favours,  desires  to  intimate  that  he  has 
lately  fitted  up  additional  Sugar  Grinding  Machinery,  rendering 
that  Branch  of  his  Establishment  more  improved  and  extensive, 
thereby  affording  greater  facilities  to  Confectioners,  Biscuit  Manufac- 
turers, and  the  Trade  in  general,  of  having  their  Sugar  Ground  in  a 
manner  suitable  to  their  various  requirements,  while  due  attention  is 
being  observed  towards  those  other  branches  for  Coffee-Eoasting,  and 
the  Grinding  of  Coffees,  Spices,  Drugs,  Dyes,  Drysalteries,  &c.,  so 
that  Grocers,  Druggists,  Dyers,  and  others  shall  have  advantage  of 
every  improvement  that  may  be  suggested. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


ESTABLISHED  1821.  CAPITAL,  £550,000. 


Two-fifths  op  the  Profits  are  periodically  distributed  among 
parties  insuring  in  tlie  Society.  Policy  holders  have  thus  from  time  to 
time  received  as  Bonuses  sums  amounting  in  the  aggi'egate  to  nearly  FiVB 
Hundred  Thousand  Pounds. 

The  Eates  of  Premium  are  in  no  case  Ligher  than  those  charged 
by  the  other  principal  Oflfices  making  no  Keturn  of  Profits  to  the 
Insured. 

In  proof  of  the  public  confidence  in  the  principles  and  conduct  of 
this  Establishment,  it  may  be  sufficient  to  state  that  the  Total  Busi- 
ness of  the  Society  now  exceeds  Eighty  Millions. 

Secretary— Sir  SAMUEL  BIGNOLD,  Knight,  Norwich. 


AGENT    FOR   PAISLEY 


JAMES  J.  LAMB,  Architect,  Surveyor,  and  Licensed 
Property  Valuator. 

BOOKBINDING    AND    STATIONERY. 


WHOLESALE  STATIONER, 

LITHOaEAPnEE,  EHaEAVI^Il, 

4    HIGH    STREET,    PAISLEY, 

Begs  to  announce  that  to  those  Branches  of  his  business 
hehas  added  that  of  BOOKBINDING  and  STATIONERY, 
which  will  be  carried  on  in  all  their  Departments. 

Pattern  Books,  Ledgers,  Journals,  Day,  Cash,  and  Letter  Boohs  of  every 
description. 

Libraries   Cleaned   and  Iiepaired. 
Invoice      and      Account      Tops,      Cards,      Circulars, 
Memorandums,    Receive    Notes,    Letter    Tops,    Funeral 
Letters,  Direction  Labels,  and  Manufacturers'  Tickets,  in 
Gold  or  Colour,  of  all  kinds. 

Envelopes,  Note-Paper,  &c.,  Stamped,  Plain,  or  in  Colour. 

THK    iVJiTGHELL    uiBRARY, 


LASGOW.