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SECOND  EDITION 

OF  THE 

COMMERCIAL  DIHECTORY, 

or 

IRELAND,  SCOTLAND, 

AND   THE    FOUR   MOST 

NORTHERN   COUNTIES  OF  ENGLAND, 

FOR 

1821-22  &  23, 

CONTAINING 

A  REPRESENTATION 

OF  THE 

PROFESSIONAL  &  MERCANTILE  INHABITANTS 

OF    THE 
AND  A   VARIETY    OF    MATTER     OF       >• 

LOCAL  AND   GENERAL  INTEREST. 

Embellished  with  neat  Maps   of  Ireland  and  Scotland. 


MANCHESTER, 

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AND   THEIR  AGENTS, 

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PRINTED   BY    T.    WILKINSON,    19,    RIDGEFIELD, 

1820 


BANKS 

Thjit  have  faikd,  or  declined  business,  since  the  information  for  thii  Publication 
bas  been  collected. 

IRELAND. 

Dublin,  Sir  Wm.  Alexander  &  Co. 
Ctrk,  Stephen  and  James  Roche 
Cork,  G.  Newnbam  and  Co. 
Cork,  C.  H.  &  J.  Leslie 
Clonmel,  William  Riall  and  Brothers 
Kilkenny,  James  Loughnan 
Limerick,  George  E.  J.  &  G.  Bruce 
Limerick,  Maunsel  and  Kennedy 
fVattrfori,  Wm,  Newport  and  €o. 


PREFACE. 


IN  preienting  to  the  Public  the  New  Commercial  Directory  of  Ireland,  Scotland 
tni  the  Four  most  Northen  Counties  of  England,  the  Proprietors  feel  qreat 
pleasure.  Since  the  first  attempt  to  render  assistance  to  the  Commercial  world 
by  works  of  this  nature,  few  publications  have  had  greater  obstacles  to  surmount 
or  have  been  completed  with  more  unabated  activity.  To  give  a  commercial  and  pro- 
fessional representation  of  a  population  amounting  to  more  than  eight  millions,  spread 
over  a  tract  of  country,  equal  to~one  half  of  the  superficies  of  the  United  Kingdom, 
and  engaged  in  such  various  branches  of  commerce  and  manufacture,  was  an  under- 
taking at  once  bold  and  hazardous ;  involving  no  common  expence  and  requiring  great 
perseverance,  and  knowledge  of  the  routine  of  mercantile  transactions. 

To  complete  a  volume  embracing  so  many  subjects,  has  proved  an  arduous,  but 
it  is  presumed  a  successful  enterprize.  For  many  months  have  the  publishers  and 
their  7iumerous  agents  toiled  with  unremitting  perseverance  to  complete  the  work, 
but  they  feel  most  sensibly,  that  with  their  utmost  endeavours,  it  could  not  have 
appeared  in  its  present  state  hut  for  the  great  facilities  that  have  been  afforded  them: 
to  the  Nobility  and  Gentry,  to  numerous  Professional  Gentlemen,  as  well  as  to  the 
Merchants  and  Traders  of  the  districts  into  which  their  labours  have  called  them^ 
the  Proprietors  are  happy  in  having  an  opportunity  of  acknowledging  themselves 
deeply  indebted;  a  patronage  unprecedented,  the  most  prompt  and  effectual  assistance, 
polite  personal  attention,  and  continued  proof s  of  kindness  in  contributing  informa- 
tion on  every  subject  required,  these  obligations  demand  the  most  heartfelt  gratitude, 
and  their  warmest  thanks ;  and  they  beg  leave  respectfully  to  urge  the  assurance  of 
a  determination  to  deserve  a  continuance  of  their  patronage  and  support. 

In  referring  to  the  subjects  of  the  work,  the  Historic  department  naturally  claims 
precedence.  In  the  formation  of  this  leading  feature  of  the  book,  access  has  been 
generously  afforded  to  the  libraries  of  many  gentlemen  of  taste  in  Literature,  by 
which  extracts  from  valuable  works  have  been  obtained  and  connected  with  the  actual 
observations  and  remarks  of  the  persons  employed  in  the  compilation.  The  Direc- 
torial part  next  comes  under  consideration,  and  here  the  most  formidable  obstacles 
have  been  encountered,.  Although  the  language  is  the  same,  still  peculiarities  of 
diction,  difference  of  idiom,  and  the  danger  of  misconception  from  varied  pronunci- 
ation, operate  powerfully  to  increase  the  difficulties  ever  attendant  on  works  of  this 
nature,  but  which,  through  the  patient  attention  shewn  to  the  numerous  enquiries, 
have  been  generally  overcome;  and  it  is  hoped  that  comparatively  few  inaccuracies 
will  appear.  In  laying  down  the  plan  of  this  work,  attention  has  been  paid  to  the 
existing  connection  between  the  countries.  From  the  eastern  coast  of  Ireland  to  the 
opposite  coasts  of  Scotland  and  Cumberland,  the  communication  is  incessant  and 
mutually  advantageous.  By  combining  them  in  the  same  volume,  it  is  imagined  that 
a  desirable  contact  has  been  effected.  Demonstrated  in  the  public  approbation,  and 
the  extensive  support  which  the  arrangement  has  received. 

The  pages  of  reference  attached  to  the  conclusion  of  the  larger  towns,  will  great- 
ly facilitate  the  search  for  names,  particularly  where' the  designation  of  business  is 
unknown. 

Under  the  article  Miscellany,  are  comprehended  the  addresses  of  many  persons 
of  respectability,  which  could  not  with  propriety  be  inserted  under  the  trade  heads. 

The  Maps  annexed,  engraved  expressly  for  the  embellishment  of  the  Directory, 
having  been  completed  with  the  greatest  care,  it  is  hoped  will  give  satisfaction.  The 
Table  of  Coins  will  be  found  of  value  to  the  export  merchant,  and  the  List  of  Bank- 
ers,  compiled  principally  from  individual  inquiry,  will  contribute  much  t.,  the  advan- 
tage of  the  general  trading  community.  In  addition  to  the  foregoing  Table  and 
lAst,  are  added  a  variety  of  subjects  of  information,  which  will  he  found  of  qreat 
local,  as  well  as  of  general  interest. 

*:(:*  To  be  continued  Triennially, 


GENERAL  INDEX. 


ANTRIM 
ARMAGH 
AT H LONE 
BAN DON 
BELFAST 

c;arlow 

CLONMEL 
COLERAIN 
COflk 


PACE 

PAGE 

PAGE 

I2;i 

DROGHEDA 

184 

LONDONDERRy     - 

2i4 

]24 

DUBLIN 

9 

NEW  ROSS 

220 

129 

DUNDALK 

-     188 

NRWRY 

222 

131 

DUNGARVAN 

-   -     191 

SLIGO 

228 

133 

GAL  WAY 

193 

STRABANE      - 

232 

154 

KILKENNY    - 

-       196 

WATERFORD 

234 

157 

KINSALE 

-  200 

WEXFORD 

242 

l(i2 

LIMERICK 

-    203 

YOUGHALL        -      - 

24i 

165 

LISBURN 

-       211 

^«®««_ 


^fipitlatilr* 


ABERDEEN      -       -  67 

ABERBROTHOCK,    -  339 

AIRDRIE      -     -    -     -  342 

ALLOA    -----  344 

ANDREW'S  ST.        -  346 

ANNAN          -          -  92 

ANSTRUTHER     -    -  349 

AUCHTERARDER    -  350 

AUCHTERMUCHTY  351 

AYR        -          -         -  85 

BANFF        -     -    .     -  351 

BAN  NOCK  BURN       -  354 

BATHGATE     -     -     -  ibid 

BEITH     -     -     .    -     -  356 

BORROWSTOWNESS  358 

BRECHIN    -     -     -     -  359 

BURNTISLAND   -     -  361 

CAMPBELTOWN     -  363 

CASTLE  DOUGLAS  -  366 

COLDSTREAM      -    -  368 

COLINSBURGH    -     -  369 

COMRIE      -     -     -     -  ibid 

COUPAR  ANGUS     -  370 

CRAIL    -----  371 

CRIEFF        -     -     -     -  372 

CROMARTY      •    -    -  374 

CUMNOCK  OLD      -  ibid 

CUPAR  FIFE        -     -  375 
DALKEITH    -      -      -    94 

DALRY        -    -     -    -  379 

DINGWALL     -     -    -  380 

DORNOCH       -    -    -  381 

DUMBARTON      -    -  382 

DUMFRIES     -      -    -  97 

DUNBAR    -     -    -  105 

DUNBLANE    -    -    -  385 

DUNDEE        -        -  107 

DUNFERMLINE      -  117 

DUNKELD       -    -     -  385 

DUNNING        -    -    -  387 

DUNSE        -    -    -    -  388 


DYSART      -    -    - 
EDINBURGH       - 
ELGIN    -    -    -    - 
ELIE        -    -    -    - 
FALKLAND     -    - 
FALKIRK 
FORFAR      -     -     - 
FORRES      -     -     - 
FORTWILLIAM    - 
FRASERBURGH  - 
GALASHIELS 
GATEHOUSE 
GIRVAN 
GLASGOW     -      - 
GREENOCK      - 
GRANGEMOUTH 
HADDINGTON 
HAMILTON     -     - 
HAWICK    -    -     - 
HUNTLY     -    -    - 
INVERARAY    -    - 
INVERKEITIIING 
INVERNESS     -     - 
IRVINE 

JEDBURGH     -    - 
JOHNSTONE  -    - 
KEITH         -    -    -  - 
KELSO     -     -     -     - 
KILMARNOCK    - 
KILWINNING-     - 
KINCARDINE-     - 
KIlSfGHORN     -    - 
KINROSS    -     -    - 
KIRKCALDY 
KIRKCUDBRIGHT 
LANARK 
LANGHOLM    -    - 
LARGS        -     -    - 
LAUDER AND 
GREENLAW 
LIETH 


389 
-  I 
391 
393 
393 
120 
394 
396 
398 
399 
401 
402 
123 
125 
180 
VJS 
186 
189 
404 
407 
408 
410 
411 
192 
418 
420 
422 
423 
195 
429 
426 
427 
428 
201 
203 
206 
430 
431 

432 
52, 


LEVEN        -    -     -    -    433 

LINLITHGOW  -  208 
LOCKERBIE  -  -  433 
LOCHGILPHEAD  -  433 
LOCHWINNOCH  -  435 
MAYEOLE  -        210 

MELDRUM  (OLD)  435 
METHVEN  ...  436 
MONTROSE  -         211 

MUSSELBURGH  -  437 
MUTHIL     -    -     -    -    438 

NAIRN ibid 

NEWTON  STEWART  217 
NINIANS,  ST.  -  -  439 
NORTH  BERWICK  440 
OBAN  --•"..  ibid 
PAISLEY  -  -  217 
PARK  HEAD  AND 

CAMLACHIE  -  -  441 
PEEBLES  ...  -  442 
PERTH  -        -         229 

PETERHEAD  -  -  -  44.'i 
PORT  GLASGOW  -  236 
PORTOBELLO  -  -  446 
PORTSOY  -  -  -  -  447 
PRESTON  PANS  -  448 
QUEENSFERRY  -  •  449 
ROTHESAY  -  -  -  450 
RUTHERGLEN  -  -  452 
SALTCOATS  -  -  192 
SANQUHAR  -  -  -  454 
SELKIRK  -  -  -  -  455 
STOCKBRIDGE  -  -  456 
STONEH.WEN  -  r  457 
STIRLING  -  -  238 
STRANRAER  -         242 

TAIN  -----  459 
TURREFF  -  -  -  -  460 
WHITBURN  -  -  -  461 
WIGTOUN        -         -    845 


TABLES. 

vn* 

20  Skillings 

Rjx  Marc 

0 

0 

d. 

60  Rials 

Pistoj£  of  Ex 

£    s 
0  14 

d. 

4 

24  Skillings 

RixArt 

0 

1 

1* 

2048  Marav 

Pistole  of  Ex 

.0  16 

9 

4  Marcs 

Crown 

0 

3 

0 

78  Rials 

Pistole 

0  1^^ 

9     '■ 

'J  1)  "* 

6  Marcs 

Rix  Dollar 

0 

4 

6 

HAMBURGH. 

'jOf 

11  Marcs 

Ducat 

0 

8 

3 

12  Fennings 

a  Shill.  Lubbish  0     0 

1^)1 

14  Marcs 

Half  Ducat 

0 

10 

6 

1 6  Shillings 

Marc 

0     1 

6    '■■"■' 

FLANDERS, 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

1 

9 
9 

0_^_ 

160 

OJ^- 

40 

0-?- 

20 

H 

6 
3 
0 

2  Marcs 

3  Marcs 

Slet  Dollar 
Rix  Dollar 

0    3 
0    4 

0 
6 

A  Penning 

4  Pennings     an  Urch 

8  Pennings     a  Grote 

2  Grotes            Petard 

6  Petards            Scaliu 

40  Grotes            Horin 

17i  Scalins        Ducat 

240  Grotes         Pound  Flem. 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

6|  Marcs            Ducat               0     9    4J 
120ShilUings     Pound  Flem.    0  11     3 

HOLLAND. 
8  Pennings     a  Groat          -        0     0  0|i 
2  Groats           Stiver                  0     0     1  ,^L. 
6  Stivers          Scalin                  Q     0     6^^^ 
20  Stivers        Guilders,  or  Flo.O     1     9 
50  Stivers        Rix  Dollar          0    4    4f 

FRANCE. 

60  Stivers 

Dry  Guilder 

0     5 

3 

A  Liard 

_ 

0 

0 

H 

105  Stivers 

Ducat 

0    9 

3 

2  Liard  piece 

- 

0 

0 

H 

6  Guilder,  Flo.  Pound  Flem. 

0  10 

6 

Sous 

- 

0 

0 

OJ 

LEGHORN. 

6  Liard  Piece 
Double  Sous 

■■ 

0 
0 

0 
0 

Of 

I 

A  Donari 

4  Denari      a  Quatrini 

0    0 
0    0 

2r 

6  Sous  Piece 

- 

0 

0 

3 

Gratia 

. 

0    0 

04 

10  Sous  Piece, 

Demi  Franc 

0 

0 

5 

8  Gratia 

Paoli 

0    0 

6 

15  Sous  Piece 

- 

0 

0 

H 

20  Soldi 

Lire 

0    0 

^i 

20  Sous  Piece, 

or  Franc 

0 

0 

10 

6  Lir«s 

Piastre  of  Ex. 

0    4 

2 

30  Sous  Piece 

- 

0 

1 

3 

7§  Lires 

Ducat 

0    5 

2| 

3  Livre  Piece 

- 

0 

2 

6 

22  Lires 

Pistole 

0  15 

6 

5  Franc  Piece            -                0     4     2 

6  Livre  Piece,  an  Ecu        -     0     5     3 

Louis  Dixhuit                            0   16     8 

The  Livre,  or  Franc,  is  equal  to  ten-pence  English, 
the  t^nth  part  of  a  Franc  is  called  a  Uecime,  and 
a  hundredth  part  of  a  Franc   is  called  a  Centime. 
The  Franc  now  in  use,  is  one  per  cent,  more  tlian 
the  Livre  in  use  before  the  Revolution. 

A  D^naii 

3  Uenari 
12  I^na^in 
10  Soldi  Piw 
20  Soldi 

MILAN. 

a  Qaatrini 
Soldo 
e 
Lire 

0    0 
0    0 
0    0 
0     0 
0    0 

10 

GENOA. 

115  Soldi 

Scudi  of  Current  0    4 

^ 

A  Dimari 
12  Dimari 

=1  Solidi 

0 
0 

0 
0 

4 
12  00 
0J7 

117  Soldi 
6  Lires 

Scudi  of  Ex, 
Philip 

0    4 
0    4 

3. 

^ 

4  Solidi 

Chevalet 

0 

0 

10  0 

23  Lires 

Pistole 

0  16 

0 

20  Solidi 

Lire 

0 

0 

81 

23  Lires 

Span.  Pistole 

0  16 

9 

30  Solidi 

Testoon 

0 

1 

4% 

NAPLES. 

5  Li  res 
115  Solidi 

6  Festoons 
20  Lires 

Croisade 
Pezzo  of  Ex. 
Genouine 
Pistole 

0 
0 
0 
0 

3 
4 
6 
14 

7 
2 
2 
4 

A  Quatrini 
10  Grains 
40  Quatrini 
20  Grains 

Carlin 
Paoli 
Tari 

0     0 
0     0 
0    0 
0    0 

4 

9 

GJBRALTE^l 

40  Grains 

Tes(eon 

0     1 

4 

A  Maravedi 

2  Maravedies  an  Ochava     - 

4  Maravodies       Quartil"     - 

0 
0 
0 

0 
0 
0 

0-2_3 

272 
0_3J_ 

13S 

02£ 

]0O  Grains 
43  Taris 

Ducat  of  Ex. 

Pistole 

PIEDMONT. 

0   a 

0  15 

4 

4 

34  Maravedies     Rial  Velon 

0 

0 

6  3 

21 

A  Denari 

- 

0    0 

oA 

15  Rials 

Piastre  of  Ex  0 

3 

s 
7 

3  Denari 

a  Quatrini 

0    0 

«tV 

512  Maravedies   Piastre 

0 

3 

7 

12  Denari 

Soldi 

0     0 

oi?:. 

Till. 


TABLES. 


12  Soldi 
20  Soldi 

6  Florins 

7  Florins 
ISLires 
16  Lires 

A  Shelon 
3  Shelons 
5  Groshen 

3  Caustics 
18  Groshen 
30  Groshen 
90  Groshen 

8  Florins 
5  Rix  Dollars 

ARez 
lORez 
20Rez 
5  Vintens 

4  Testoons 
24  Vintins 
10  Testoons 
48  Testoons 
64  Testoons 


0     0     OJL 

45 

0     0     0_7, 

1  5 

0     0     2i 


£    i. 

Florin  0  0 

Lire  0  1 

Scudi  0  4 

Diicatoon  0  5 

Pistole  0  16 

Louis  d'or  1  0 
POLAND. 

a  Grosh 
Caustic 
Tince 
Ort 
Florin 
Rix  Dollar 
Ducat 
Frederic  d'or 

PORTUGAL. 

-  0  0 

a  Half  Vintin  0  0 

Vintin  0  0 

Testoon  0  0 

Crusade  of  Ex.0  2 

New  Crusade  0  2 

Milre  0  5 

Moeda  1  7 

Joanesa  1  16 


0 

0 

7 

0 

0 

8 

0 

1 

2 

0 

3 

6 

0 

9 

4 

0 

17 

6 

ROME. 


A  Quatrini 
5  Quatrini 
3  Bayocs 
10  Bayocs 
24  Bayocs 
10  Julios 
12  Julios 
18  Julios 
31  Julios 


a  Bayoc 

Juilo 
Stamp  Juilo 
Testoon 
Crown  Current  0 
Crown  Stamp  0 
Chequin  0 

Pistole  0 


RUSSIA  AND  MUSCOVY. 


A  Copec 
3  Copecs 
10  Copecs 
25  Copecs 
50  Copecs 
lOO  Copecs 
2  Rubles 


an  Altin 
a  Grievene 

Polposin 

Poltin 

Ruble 

Xervoniz. 

SICILY  AND  MALTA. 
APicoli  -  -  0    0 

6  Picoli        a  Grain  0    0 


0_2J_ 

40  0 
02V 

40 

IJL 

20 

6i 
3 

H 

'2 

0 
0 


0-3. 

22 

0| 

6 

7i 

6 

0 

3 

0 

6 


021 

50 
111 

50 
52 

5 

1§ 

3 
6 
0 


0-1- 

3  9 
0  2 


8  Picoli  PoDti 

10  Grains  Carlin 

20  Grains  Tarin 

6  Tarins  Florin  of  Ex,     0 

•13Tarins  Ducat  of  Ex.        0 

60  Carlins  Ounce  0 

2  Ounces  Pistole 

SPAIN. 
A  Maravedi 

2  Maravedies     a  Quartil 
84  Maravedies     Rial 
2  Rials  Pistarine 

8  Rials  Piastre  of  Ex 

10  Rials  Dollar 

375  Maravedies  Ducat  of  Ex. 
32  Rials        Pistole  or  Doubl. 


5.     d. 
0    0-'_ 


£ 

0 

0     0. 

13 

0     0     3JL 


ll 


6-1 

13 

4 

8 + 


0  15    4,8. 


0     0    Ojt-i- 

272 

0  0    0_t« 

0  0     51 

0  0  lOJ 

0  3     7 

0  4     6 

0  4  11| 

0  14    4 


SWEDEN. 
A  Stiver 

4  Stivers        a  Copper  Marc 
3  Cop.  Marcs    Silver  Marc 

5  Cop.  Mares   Copper  Dollar 
9  Cop,  Marcs    Caroline 

3  Do,  Dollars  Silver  Dollar 
3  Sil.    Dollars  Rix  Dollar 
2  Rix  Dollars   Ducat 


0  0 

0  0 

0  0 

0  0 

0  1 

0  1 

0  4    8' 

0  9    4 


4± 


2 
6* 


A  Mangar 

4  Man  gars 
3  Aspers 

5  Aspers 
10  Aspers 
20  Aspers 
80  Aspers 
100  Aspers 
10  Solotas 

A  Picoli 
12Picoli8 
^  Soldis 
18  Soldis 
20  Soldis 
3  Julio 
124  Soldis 
24  Grosso 
22  Lires 


TURKEY. 

an  Aspar 
a  Parac 

Bestic 

Ostic 

Solata 

Piastre 

Caragrouch 

XerifF 

VENICE. 

a  Soldi 

Gros 

Julio 

Lire 

Testoon 


0  0 

0  0 

0  0 

0  0 

0  0 

0  1 

0  4 

0  5 

0  10 

0  0 

0  0 

0  0 

0  0 

0  0 


0- 

2l 
Oi 
5 

If 

3 
6 
0 
0 
0 
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DUBLIN. 

THE  city  of  Dublin,  and  capital  of  Ireland,  is  situated  at  the  mouth  of  tbe  river  Liffey, 
wliich  empties  itself  into  a  large  and  beautiful  bay,  in  tlie  Irish  Sea,  considered  to 
be  equal  in  fine  and  picturesque  scenery  to  the  celebrated  Bay  of  Naples,  and  in  some 
respects  its  superior.  The  beauties  of  this  entrance  into  Dublin  are  heightened  by  th« 
grand  elevation  of  the  country  towards  the  south  of  the  city,  which  increases  until  it  ter- 
minates in  the  wild  magnificence  of  ihe  Wicklow  mountains,  where  the  fine  pointed  cone 
of  the  Sugar  Loaf  forms  a  most  sublime  object  in  this  diversified  landscape,  the, 
beauties  of  which  are  not  surpassed  in  any  country  in  Europe.  To  the  north  of  the  bay 
the  country  rises  with  an  imperceptible  ascent,  presenting  a  wide  prospect  of  rich  cultiva- 
tion, the  rugged  hills  of  Howth  forming  the  extremity  of  tbe  northern  boundary  of  Dab- 
lin  bay,  surrounded  by  this  beautiful  scenery,  opens  gradually  to  the  view— the  noble 
city,  t;rowded  in  the  perspective  with  lofty  spires  and  domes,  with  numerous  shipping 
moored  in  the  harbour,  altogether  so  happily  combined,  as  to  form  one  of  the  most  deligfht- 
ful  of  nature's  views,  highly  improved  by  affluence  and  taste. 

As  the  limits  of  the  Commercial  Directory  will  not  admit  of  entering  at  any  great 
length  into  its  ancient  history,  it  is  hoped  it  will  suffice  to  say,  that  this  fertile  Island  is 
about  300  miles  in  length,  and  about  160  in  its  greatest  breadth.  Ireland  was  (two 
centuries  before  the  birth  of  Christ)  known  to  the  Greeks  by  the  name  of  Juvernum,  but 
who  were  its  first  inhabitants  cannot  be  ascertained.  When  Caesar  undertook  his  expedition 
into  Britain,  he  visited  Ireland,  and  described  it  as  about  half  the  size  of  Britain,  and 
although  it  never  became  subject  to  the  Roman  empire,  it  was  afterwards  invaded,  and  its 
capital  besieged  and  conquered  by  the  Danes  and  Norwegians,  which  they  strongly  fortified 
and  sent  forth  their  troops  in  every  direction,  committing  the  most  deplorable  ravages 
on  the  country  and  its  inhabitants.  The  brave  Hibernians  with  the  gieatest  heroism  oppo- 
sed these  oppressors,  and  gallantly  disputed  every  foot  of  ground  with  them.  It  is  the  opinion 
of  antiquaries  that  the  first  scite  of  Dublin  was  on  the  south  side  of  the  river,  where  the 
castle  now  stands,  and  also  that  its  earliest  inhabitants  were  a  very  few  ot  the  southera 
Irish,  joined  at  different  periods  by  people  from  the  north  of  the  island,  and  adventurers 
from  Wales,  whose  principal  employment  at  that  early  period  was  fishing.  The  progressive 
increase  of  population,  industry  and  wealth,  and  the  commodious  situation  of  the  port, 
soon  disposed  the  inhabitants  to  commercial  pursuits,  and  after  experiencing  many 
fluctuations,  Dublin  has  at  length  arrived  at  its  present  state  of  consequence,  affluence 
and  grandeur. 

EXTENT  AND  SITUATION  OF   DUBLIN. 

When  the  Danes  enclosed  the  city  with  walls,  the  extent,  it  is  supposad,  was  not 
more  than  a  mile,  but  so  many  of  the  ancient  streets  have  been  long  since  annihilated, 
and  others  so  much  improved  and  rebuilt,  that  it  is  utterly  impossible  now  to  say,  where 
some  of  them  stood  at  that  distant  period,  indeed,  so  late  as  the  year  1535,  there 
was  a  small  harbour  near  Cork  Hill,  and  a  strand  of  considerable  length,  which  WM,; 
not  embanked  'till  the  reign  of  Charles  the  2nd.  is  now  the  scite  of  Essex-street,  Cra^^  ■ 
lane,  Temple-bar,  and  Fleet-street.  The  tide  also  flowed  to  the  extent  of  two  miles  over 
ground  which  is  now  covered  with  elegant  streets  and  quays ;  viz.  Batchelor's  Walk, 
Ormond-quay,  Arran  quay,  EUis's-quay,  and  many  other  parts  that  now  form  nearly 
the  centre  of  this  fine  city ;  indeed,  so  rapid  has  be.en  its  increai^e,  to  this  period,  that  it  is 
now  about  ten  miles  in  circumference,  and  contains  240,000  inhabitants. 

The  situation  of  Dublin 'too,  is,  perhaps,  as  happily  lixeii,  as  it  is  possible  for  the 
mind  to  imagine.  This  city  is  built  in  an  extensive  valley,  of  gentls  and  pleasing  declivity, 
with  ranges  of  hills  aud  mountains  on  the  north  and  south,  which  present  to  the 


lO  DUBLIN, 

view  a  di«rsi^^  »nd  most  delightful  scene.  The  kntls  »;e  rich  and  higbly  cuUi\'aleti, 
intersvicrscii  with  pleasaat  villages,  and  scats  of  nobility  and  gentry,  which  cannot  he 
exceeded  in  taste  and  elegance.  Such  is  the  delightful  vicinity  of  this  ancient, 
hut  now  elegant  city,  embellished  by  the  gently  flowing  Liffy,  sepiiiatiiig  it  into 
two  nea.ly  equal  parts,  witu  ranges  "of  noble  houses  on  either  side,  and  many  superb 
bridges  across  the  river,  the  water  of  which  has  been  collected  by  art  and  indelatigable 
industry,  so  as  to  make  it  a  safe  and  comnaoaicus  receptacle  for  shipping,  adding  greatly 
to  the  delightful scenerv  of  the  capital  of  Ireland. 

The  river  from  Rin'gai-nd  and  North  Wall  is  enclosed  by  fine  walls  of  granite  to  a 
distance  of  more  than  three  miles  westward,  extending?  quite  through  tlie  city.  Below  the 
Custom  House,  a  fine  capacious  dock  is  now  constructiug,  and  near  to  Ringsend  are  exten- 
sive Docks  capable  of  holding  several  hundred  sail  of  vessel.^,  equally  capacious  with  those 
of  Liverpool.  The  Light- house,  whieh.is  situated  at  the  extreme  end  of  an  immense  wall, 
thatstretches  for  three  miles  into  the  sea,  like  another  Pharos,  rising  from  the  ocean,  fills 
the  mind  with  admiration.  This  great  work  confines  the  Channel  on  each  side,  and  forms 
a  sate  harbour  for  shipping,  in  the  front  of  an  open  sea.  On  the  left,  approaching  from 
the  bay,  is  Dunleary,  where  a  new  harbour  and  pier  are  forming, — an  undertaking  of  the 
greatest  magnitude,  whichdoes  honor  to  the  nation.  On  the  right,  is  the  beautiful  village 
of  Clontarf,  whose  gently  rising  shores,  and  elegant  white  bouses,  fill  the  mind  of  the 
spectator  with  delight. 

PUBLIC  EDIFICES,  STATUES  AND  MONUMENTS. 

IT  is  impossible  within  the  limits  of  this  publication,  to  notice  all  the  national  and 
public  structures  of  Dublirj,  in  the  manner  which  they  deserve; — nor  can  we  Say,  which  of 
the  numerous  architectural  beauties  should  be  placed  first  in  order,  but  as  the  Custom- 
House  presents  itself  to  the  traveller's  view,  on  his  arrival  in  Dublin,  by  way  of  Liverpool 
or  Holyhead,  it  solicits  our  first  attention.  This  magnific<»nt  pile  of  building,  situated  on 
the  north  side  of  the  river,  a  short  distance  below  Carlisle  Bridge,  was  begun  to  be  built  in 
the  year  1781,  and  was  finished  in  1791,  it  is  375  feet  in  length,  and  200  feet  in  depth, 
having  four  elegantly  designed  fronts.  In  the  centre  of  the  building  rises  a  noble  and, 
stupendous  dome,  125  feet  in  height,  on  the  top  of  which  is  a  colossal  statue  of  Commerce, 
16  feet  high;  on  various  other  parts  of  this  amazing  structure,  are  many  beautifully 
sculptured  emblematical  figures,  with  other  ornamental  embellishments.  In  the  front 
opposite  the  river,  are  arcades  on  each  side  of  the  grand  entrance,  the  portico  of  which,  is 
supported  by  massy  pillars  of  the  most  chaste  and  beautiful  design.  The  building  of  this 
grand  monument  of  national  taste  cost  ^£255,000.  The  architect  was  James  Gandon,  Esq . 
At  a  short  distance  &om  the  Custom  House,  on  the  same  side  of  the  river,  is  the  King's 
Tobacco  Warehouse.  This  building  is  of  immense  size,  vaulted  underneath,  in  a  most 
ing;enious  and  complete  manner,  the  vaults  being  nearly  as  light  as  if  above  ground.  The 
entire  roof  of  this  extensive  building,  is  of  cast-iron,  supported  by  numerous  pillars  of  the 
same  metal  ;  the  stones  underneath  are  also  supported  by  iron-work  apd  pillars.  It  is  the 
largest  building  of  the  kind  in  Europe,  and  perhaps  the  most  complete. 

The  Bank  of  Ireland,  formerly  the  Parliament  House,  is  situated  in  College  Green. 
This  building  is  of  Portland-stene,  and  supposed  to  stand  unrivalled  in  taste  and  elegant 
architecture.  The  entire  structure,  which  is  of  a  circular  form,  covers  an  acre  and  a  half 
«f  ground,  the  front  is  adorned  with  a  magnificent  arcade,  with  a  fine  lofty  portico, 
supported  by  numerous  Ionic  Columns.  This  superb  arcade  is  147  feet  in  extent.  The 
interior  of  this  beautiful  pile  corresponds  in  elegance  and  accomodation  to  its  external 
grandeur,,  and  presents  a  highly-finished,  fiill  length  statue  of  his  latq  Majeaty, 
placed  on  a  pedestal,  on  which  are  two  emblematical  figures  of  Religion  and 
Justice.  There  is  also  a  fine  bust  of  his  Grace  the  Duke  of  Wellington.  This  building, 
on  the  whole,  is  of  peculiai  beauty.  It  was  begun  in  1729,  and  was  ten  years  in. 
erecting;  the  roof  is  flat,  and  will  admit  a  full  regiment  of  soldiers  to  act,  in  case  of 
necessity. 

Trinity  College,  which  is  very  near  the  national  Bank,  fronts  towards  College  Green, 
It  is  a  superb  edifice,  consisting  of  two  noble  and  spacious  quadrangles.  There  are  attached 
an  elegant  Chapel  and  Museum.  The  Library  is  a  beautiful  room,  capable  of  containing 
90,000  volumes  in  complete  arrangement.  There  is  also  a  Printing  House  annexed  to  the 
College.  In  the  rear  are  fine  and  healthful  Pleasure  Grounds,  for  the  recreation  of  the 
students,  and  respectable  persons  are  allowed  to  walk  there,  at  any  time.  The  College  in 
front  extends  about  300  feet,  and  COO  feet  in  depth.  Adjoining  the  Pleasure  Grounds,  is 
an  Anatomical  Lecture  House,  containing  a  collection  of  appropriate  Wax  Work,  most 
ingeniously  displaying  the  various  stages  of  gestation.  This  collection  is  the  performance 
of  a  French  lady,  and  is  considered  of  great  value.  The  College  altogether,  (particularly 
the  front,  which  is  of  fine  Portland-stone,  and  of  the  Corinthian  order)  has  the 
appearance  of  a  royal  palaee.  The  College  is  the  only  University  in  the  kingdom, 
and  by  its  T«st  endowaents,  ose  of  the  richest  ia  Europe ;   it  was  first  projected  in  the 


DUBLIN.  11 

year  1311,  but  did  not  begin  to  flourish  until  tbe  reign  of  Queen  Elizabeth,  wlio  granted 
it  a  charter.  James  1st.  endowed  it  with  large  estates  in  the  province  of  Ulster,  and 
in  the  year  1637,  Charles  1st.  was  a  great  benefactor  to  it,  and  granted  it  a  new  charter 
and  statutes.  In  the  establishment  are  a  Chancellor,  Vice  Chancellor,  Provost,  Vice  Pro- 
vost, twenty-two  Fellows,  and  five  Royal  Professors  of  Divinity,  Common  Law,  Civil  Law, 
Physic,  and  the  Greek  Language,  there  are  also  other  Professorships,  of  Malhematics, 
Oriental  Languages.  Oratory,  History,  Natural  Ptiilosopby,  &c.  in  addition  to  these,  Sh- 
Patrick  Dupn  founded  three  others,  of  Physic,  Pharmacy,  aud  Chirurgery.  The  number 
.  of  students  is  generally  about  400.  At  some  little  distance  opposite  this  fine  lustitutioa, 
in  College  Green,  is  a  most  beautiful  brazen  equestrian  statue  of  William  3rcl,  raised  on  a 
massy  marble  pedestal.  The  Royal  Exchange,  which  fronts  Parliament-street,  is  a  costly 
edifice,  and  has  a  grand  effect  when  viewed  from  Essex-bridge  ;  this  fine  structure  was 
ten  years  in  completing,  and  cost  ^40,000.  It  is  built  of  Portland-stont,  nesirly  of  a 
•quare  form,  supporting  a  nobledome  on  its  centre ;  in  the  front  are  fine  t  oriiitiiian  pillars, 
elevated  on  large  flights  of  stone  steps,  ornamented  with  handsome  '.ion  pallitades.  The 
interior  also  possesses  great  architectural  beauties  ;  in  the  central  part  of  tlte  ambulatory, 
are  twelve  lofty  fluted  columns,  which  support  the  dome,  and  form  a  circular  walk  for  the 
merchants.  The  entablature  over  the  colu^nns  is  splendidly  ornamented  and  enriched,  and 
above  are  twelve  elegant  circular  windows.  It  was  opened  for  tbe  transaction  of  mercan- 
tile business,  in  the  year  1779. 

The  Castle  of  nublin,  wliich  is  adjacent  to  the  Royal  Exchange,  is  supposed  to  bare 
been  built  about  tbe  year  1205.  In  the  reign  of  King  John,  it  was  considered  a  place  of 
great  strength.  Queen  Elizabeth  established  it  as  tbe  seat  of  government.  Before  that 
time  the  Governor's  Court  was  held  at  Kilmainham,  and  other  places.  The  Castle  has 
been  the  residence  of  the  Lord  Lieutenants  of  Ireland  since  the  year  1563,  who  afe  entitled 
to  a  salary  of  .£30,000  a  j'ear,  by  parliament.  This  building  is  very  extensive,  and  liaS 
had  many  recent  additions  and  improvements ;  it  has  an  armoury  forSO.OOO  men.  Aitached 
to  the  Caslle  is  a  new  and  beautiful  Chapel  of  most  exquisite  architecture,  the  interior  of 
which  is  superb  in  the  extreme.  Divine  service  is  performed  there,  in  public,  every 
Sunday,  at  tvvelve  at  noon. 

Tbe  New  Courts  of  Justice,  called  the  Pour  Courts,  are  situated  on  the  north  side  of  the 
Liffy,  on  King's  Inn  Quay.  This  is  an  erectiou  (hat  claims  the  greatest  praise ;  its  taag- 
nitufie  and  grandeur  must  be  admired  by  every  one  who  possesses  a  taste  for  architectural 
beauties.  This  elegant  pile  of  building  is  433  feet  in  length,  with  two  wings  90  feet  by  50. 
On  the  centre  part  rises  a  majestic  colossal  dome,  which  gives  light  to  an  extensivo 
Rotunda  in  the  interior.  This  structure  was  begun,  and  the  first  stone  laid,  by  the 
Duke  of  Rutland,  on  the  13th  of  March,  1786,  and  was  opei.ed  for  the  administratioa 
of  Justice  on  the  3rd.  of  November,  1796. 

The  New  General  Post  OfiBce,  which  is  situated  nearly  in  the  centre  of  ofieO'f  the  finest 
streets  of  Europe,  vi/.  Sackville-street,  is  an  edifice,  which,  for  the  same  purpose,  has 
not  its  equal.  It  is  a  superb  embellishment  to  tbe  citj'.  This  important  national  erection 
is  built  of  fine  stone,  and  is  of  the  most  chaste  design.  The  front  is  decorated  with  gix 
beautiful  Corinthian  pillars,  of  great  height,  supporting  a  Portico,  on  the  top  of  which, 
are  finely  sculptured  figures;  the  entire  displaying  a  degree  of  elegance  not  to  be  surpassed. 
The  interior  is  equally  complete  in  its  judicious  arrangements  for  the  dispatch  of  business. 
The  foundation-stone  was  laid  onthe  12th  of  August  1814,  (the  centenary  of  the  House 
of  Hanover  on  the  throne  of  Great  Britain)  by  his  Excellency,  the  Lord  Lieutenant. 
Immediately  opposite  to  the  General  Post  Office,  is  seen,  that  grand  memento  of  niwal 
heroism.  Nelson's  Mouument,  which,  perhaps,  stands  unrivalled  in  beauty  and  effect.  This 
fine  pillar,  is  144  feet  in  height,  and  fluted  to  the  top,  on  which  is  placed  tbe  statue  of  the 
ever  to  be  remembered  Hero  of  Trafalgar.  The  figure  is  13  feet  high,  finely  executed, 
and  in  an  appropriate  position,  reclining  against  the  representation  of  the  Capstan  of  a 
Ship.  The  pedestal  is  surrounded  by  hansdome  iron  pallisades,  and  elegant  lamps,  it  was 
built  by  subscription,  and  the  first  stone  laid  in  Februaiy,   1808. 

The  Rotunda,  at  the  extreme  end  of  Sackville-street,  is  an  elegant  circular  building, 
where  concerts  are  occasionally  given,  and  assemblies  held.  The  annual  fruit  and  flower 
exhibitions  are  also  held  in  this  building.  At  the  rear  are  beautiful  Gardens,  in  the  centre 
of  Rutland-square,  during  summer  evenings  these  gardens  are  tbe  promenade  of  beauty 
and  fashion,  bands  of  music  attend,  and  there  are  occasionally  vocal  performances,  for  the 
benefit  of  the  Lying-in-Hospital,  a  highly  praise-worthy  arrangement,  and  an  honor  to 
those  gentlemen  who  have  the  management. 

The  New  Corn  Exchange  on  Burgh  Quay,  is  a  large  and  nearly  square  structure,  of  fine 
Stone,  the  architecture  of  which  is  most  beautifully  chaste  and  neat ;  it  has  two  grand 
entrances  in  front,  and  on  either  side  are  wings  of  red  brick,  but  these  are  abiyiit  to  be 
taken  down  and  rebuilt  with  stone,  to  correspond  with  the  entire  edifice,  which  will  then  be 
a  most  superb  embeUishmsnt  to  that  part  of  the  cUy.    The  interior,  where  the  Corn 


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business  is  conducted  is  commodious  and  complete;  over  this  is  a  very  large  room,  where 
the  Committee  of  the  establishment  assembles,  &c. 

The  Commercial  Buildingfs,  on  the  north  side  of  Dame-street,  is  an  edifice  of  neat  and 
plain  architecture,  the  first  stone  of  which  was  laid  on  the  29th.  July,  1796.  It  was  erected 
by  a  company  of  spirited  merchants,  and  incorporated  by  Royal  Charter,  1st.  January, 1798 
The  Royal  Exchange  beins  judged  incouveiyent  for  mercantile  pursuits,  the  merchants 
BOW  assemble  in  these  Buildings.  Here  is  an  elegant  Coffee  Room,  to  which  all 
respectable  persons  have  access.  In  the  rear  are  spacious  Counting  Houses  and  Offices, 
fitted  up  with  every  convenience  for  Merchants,  Insurance  Companies,  &c.  &c.  The 
Stock  Exchange  business  is  transacted  in  a  commodious  room,  over  the  Coffee  Room, 
which  opens  aquarter  before  three  o'clock  every  day  except  Sundays. 

The  Linen  Hall,  in  Linen  Hall-street,  is  situated  on  the  north  side  of  the  city,  this  is  a 
building,  although  not  so  elegant  as  many,  yet  it  is  of  great  magnitude,  and  perhaps  of  as 
high  importance  as  anyin  the  kingdom,  itis  established  as  the  receptacle  of,  and  to  prevent 
frauds  in  the  principal  manufacture  of  the  country.  Linens  from  all  parts  of  the  kingdom 
are  rejce.ived  at  this  Hall  by  the  Linen  Merchants,  Brokers  and  Agents,  It  is  the  grand 
Mart,  for  the  sale  of  the  staple  manufacture  of  Ireland.  The  entire  of  this  extensive 
trade  is  conducted  with  the  greatest  regularity  and  is,  in  every  respect,  deserving  the  stran- 
ger's attention.  We  regret  that  our  limits  permit  only  a  brief  sketch  of  the  Public  Build- 
ings of  Dublin.  In  addition  to  those  which  have  already  been  enumerated,  are  many 
others  which,  although  less  attractive,  are  worthy  of  attention. 

The  Mansion  House,  in  which  the  LordMayor  resides,  is  a  fine  old  edifice  inDawson-street, 
Near  it,  on  the  left,  is  an  equestrian  Statue  of  George  1st.  placed  on  a  handsome  pedestal,- 
At  a  short  distancetotherightisStephen's-green,  allowed  to  be  the  largest  Square  in  Europe. 
In  the  centre  c  which  is  an  extensive  beautiful  meadow  of  about  seventeen  acres)  is  ele- 
vated on  a  fine  stone  pedestal  an  equestrian  brazen  statue  of  George  the  2nd.  which  was 
erected  in  1758,  itis  a  grand  embellishment  to  the  Square,  and  produces  a  noble  effect.  On 
the  west  side,  is  the  Surgeon's  Hall,  an  elegant  building  of  fine  stone  The  houses  round 
the  entire  of  thisimmense  Square,  are  pleasingly  diversified,  insterspersed  with  many  superb 
mansions,  belonging  to  the  nobility,  Stephen's  Green,  a  short  period  since  was  surround- 
ed by  rows  of  trees  and  water ;  but,  within  these  three  years  it  has  been  very  greatly 
improved  by  fine  gravel  walks,  which  are  guarded  from  horses  and  carriages  by  numer- 
ous granite  posts,  connected  by  massy  chains  of  wrought  iron,  entirely  round  the 
square,  the  green  part,  which  is  planted  with  anew  shrnbbery,  is  inclosed  by  elegant  iron 
pallisades,  altogether  forming  a  delightful  promenade  of  a  mile  in  circumference. 

In  the  Phoenix  Park,  at  the  west  end  of  the  town,  lately  erected  on  a  fine  elevated  spot, 
stands  a  noble  pillar,  in  commemoration  of  the  heroic  achievements  of  his  Grace  the  Duke 
of  Wellington  at  the  ever-to-be-remembered  Battle  of  Waterloo.  This  Park  is  an  exten- 
sive Royal  Enclosure,  apd  was  formerly  part  of  the  lands  of  the  Monastery  of  St.  John  of 
Jerusalem ;  it  is  seven  miles  in  circuit,  containing  woodland  and  beautiful  rising  grounds. 
The  Viceroy's  elegant  Villa,  and  the  seat  of  the  principal  Secretary  are  situated  here; 
also,  the  Hibernian  School,  a  grand  and  commodious  edifice.  The  Powder  Magazine,  and 
other  erections,  adorn  this  picturesque  spot,  which,  being  so  contiguous  to  the  city,  a  visit 
to  it,  forms  a  rural  and  healthful  recreation  to  the  inhabitants,  the  rides  and  walks  in  it, 
being  delightfully  arranged,  for  either  of  those  exercises. 

The  Royal  Barracks,  on  Arbour  Hill,  are  situated  near  to  Pheenix  Park,  they  were  built 
in  17i)6,  and  are  supposed  to  be  the  largest  and  handsomest  in  Europe,  they  consist  of  four 
spacious,  open  courts,  whose  elevated  situations,  command  the  most  beautiful  prospects, 
In  addition  to  these,  are  the  Richmond  Cavalry  Barracks,  which  are  situated  on  the  Grand 
Canal,  near  Kilmainham,  they  are  very  extensive,  and  were  finished  about  the  year  1811. 
Near  to  tfai'',  is  VFhat  may  justly  be  called,  the  Rialto,  or  Island  Bridge,  it  crosses  the 
River  from  north  to  south,  in  one  beautiful  eliptic  arch,  extending  356  feet  (being  12  feet " 
wider  than  the  celebrated  Rialto  at  Venice)  in  breadth  it  is  38  feet  including  two  flagged 
foot-paths.  This  elegant  bridge  is  justly  considered  a  monument  of  national  taste.  Many 
other  public  edifices  adorn  this  grand  and  beautiful  city,  namely,  the  Dublin  Society 
House,  formerly  the  town  residence  of  his  Grace  the  Duke  of  Leinster.  This  is  a  noble 
mansion,  of  stone,  with  two  fine  fronts,  one  facing  Merrion-square,  with  a  beautiful 
lawn ;  and  the  other  fronting  Kildare  St.,  enclosed  by  a  wall  and  lodge-gates,  enteriug^ 
into  a  spacious  court-yard.  This  structure  now  contains  an  extensive  Museum  of 
natural  curiosities,  which,  on  certain  days,  is  opened  for  public  view,  gratis.  The  Club 
House,  in  College  Green,  is  a  very  capacious  building.  The  New  Club  House  is  a  beauti- 
ful structure,  the  interior  of  which,  is  elegant  and  convenient.  The  Stamp  Office,  in 
Wiiliam-street,  formerly  the  residence  of  a  nobleman,  is  a  superb  mansion  of  stone, 
beautifully  embellished  with  sculptured  ornaments.  A  fine  flight  of  steps,  adorned  oi^ 
either  side  with  stone  balustrades,  forms  the  grand  entrance. 
The  Theatre  Royal,  in  Crow-st.  is  an  ancient  building,  and  in  its  external  appearance 


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has  little  to  recommend  it  to  the  stranger's  notice.  It  is  in  contemplation  to  erect  a  netr 
one,  which  there  is  no  doubt  will  vie  witli  any  theatre  in  the  United  Kingdoms.  The 
interior  of  the  present  Theatre  is  very  handsome  and  spacions,  and  the  performances  ar« 
generally  most  respectable.  We  cannot  dismiss  <he  subject  of  the  Public  Buildings  of  the 
metropolis  of  Ireland,  without  repealing  our  regret  at  not  being  enabled  (from  a  want  of 
space)  to  be  more  descriptive  of  their  justly  celcl-.ratcd  merits.  The  geueiality  of  the 
streets,  squares,  &c.  correspond  in  beauty  with  the  public  structures.  Menion-squure 
is  magnifleent  and  extensive,  with  fine  gardens  and  walks  in  the  centre,  enclosed 
by  iron  pallisades.  It  is  often  enlivened  by  the  playing  of  a  military  band  of  music. 
Mountjoy-square,  on  the  north  side,  is  also  a  spacious,  superb  square,  with  a  large  pleasure 
around  and  shrubberies,  and  iron  pallisades.  Rutland-square,  contiguous,  is  not  inferior 
in  elegance  and  size.  Sackville-street,  divided  from  Westmoreland-street,  by  Carliale 
Bridge,  with  the  immediate  view  of  the  Bank  of  Ireland,  Trinity  College,  the  Custom 
House,  the  Four  Courts,  General  Post  Office,  and  Nelson's  Pillar,  with  the  river  I-iffy, 
combine  at  once  a  view  which  cannot,  perhaps,  be  equalled  in  the  world,  for  the  variety 
and  extent  of  beauties,  which  nature  and  art  have  so  abundantly  accumulated. 
CHARITABLE  INSTITUTIONS. 

In  no  part  of  the  world  is  there  to  be  found  more  unlimited  munificence  than  is  evinced 
in  the  city  of  Dublin.  Independent  of  the  Royal  Hospital,  which  is  similar  in  its  establish- 
ment to  Chelsea  Hospital,  in  London,  are  the  Royal  Military  Infirmary,  with  the  Hiber- 
nian and  Marine  Societies,  for  maintaining  and  educrdip.g  the  children  of  suldici-s  aad 
seamen,  and  the  Charter  School,  near  Clontarf.  This  city  contains  above  fifty  oiher 
Charitable  Institutions,  evincing  the  humanity  of  the  Irish  nation,  many  of  which  are  of 
private  endowment.  These  institutions  are  adapted  to  every  age  and  situation  of  life* 
and  no  city  in  the  world  can  boast  of  greater  and  more  worthy  examples  of  attention  to  every 
species  of  distress.  These  invaluable  Public  Institutions  we  can  only  briefly  enumerate,  viz. 

The  Royal  Hospital,  at  Kilmainham,  for  the  reception  of  invalid  and  superannuated 
soldiers,  was  erected  by  King  Charles  the  2nd.  about  the  year  1684,  It  will  bold  about 
300  of  those  very  deserving  servants  of  the  nation,  and  is  generally  foil.  The  building  is 
noble  andj  well  adapted  for  its  purpose.  It  stands  on  the  south  side  of  the  river,  com- 
manding an  advantageous  elevation ;  when  viewed  from  Phoenix  Park  it  has  an  admirable 
effect.  The  Blue  Coat  Hospital,  founded  in  1670,  was  the  first,  ^d  the  Invalid  Soldiers 
the  second  eleemosynary  Institution  that  was  founded  in  Dublin. 

The  House  of  Industry,  in  Brunswick-street,  is  an  extensive  range  of  building,  and  was 
founded  to  receive  such  as  were  by  age  or  sickness  rendered  incapable  of  earning  a 
subsistance,  and  for  relieving  the  city  from  vagrant  impostors.  It  is  supported  by  voluntary 
subscription,  parochial  collections,  and  grants  from  Parliament. 

The  Lying-in  Hospital,  situated  in  Great  Britain-street,  was  founded  by  Dr.  Mosse, 
a  physician  of  Dublin,  and  wasopened  for  the  reception  of  patients,  1757.  That  gentleman 
with  the  most  humane  and  liberal  efforts,  erected  this  stately  fabric,  for  the  purpose  of 
relieving  poor  lying-in-women,  it  is  the  first  institution  of  the  kind  in  his  Majesty's 
dominions.  The  interior  is  finely  adapted  to  its  several  uses,  and  the  chapel  which  is 
attached,  is  much  admired  for  its  simple  elegance. 

The  Foundling  Hospital  is  situated  at  the  farthest  end  of  Thomas-street.  It  is  a  fine 
commodious  building,  and  was  originally  intended  for  the  relief  of  the  Poor  of  the  city  of 
Dublin  ;  but  by  an  Actof  Parliament,  which  dissolved  the  old  Corporation,  in  the  year  1728 
there  were  new  Governors  appointed,  of  i-ank  and  fortune,  together  with  the  Lord  Mayor, 
&c.  By  this  Act,  they  were  ^o  receive  common  beggars,  and  children  of  all  denominations 
above  six  years  old.  Since  that  period  another  Act  has  been  passed,  which  enacts,  that 
from  the  15th  of  March  1780,  "  the  governors  shall  receive  into  the  house  all  exposed 
and  deserted  children  of  either  sex."  This  Act  has  totally  changed  the  nature  of  the 
institution  from  the  first  intentions  of  the  founders,  it  being  now  an  hospital  entirely  for 
foundlings,  cxcepta  few  indigent  people  who  are  admitted  by  a  general  board.  This  is 
most  certainly  a  very  laudable  and  praise-worthy  chiirity.  The  preservation  of  exposed 
infants,  rescued,  as  a  many  are,  from  destruction,  and  theirbeing  received  into  this  House, 
from  all  parts  of  the  kingdom,  renders  it  of  the  utmost  utility  and  consequence.  The 
younger  children,  as  soon  as  they  are  received,  are  suckled  by  nurses,  who  are  maintained 
in  the  Hospital  for  that  purpose,  under  the  inspection  of  proper  persons ;  and  as  soon  as 
nurses  with  proper  certificates  can  beprovided  in  the  country,  the  children  are  sent  to  them, 
where  they  remain  till  six  yeaas  old  ;  they  are  then  removed  again  to  town  and  instructed 
,  in  reading,  writing,  and  the  principles  of  the  Chri.stian  Religion;  when  they  arrive  at  a 
proper  age,  they  are  put  apprentices  to  useful  trades,  to  enable  them  to  procure  their  future 
livelihood.  There  are  generally  altogether  about  5,000  children  in  the  House,  and.  with. 
the  country  nurses. 

The  Hibernian  Society,  for  maintaining,  educating,  and  apprenticing  the  orphans  of  sol- 
diers, was  opsned  the  1st.  of  January,  1765,  by  subscriptioa,  since  which  period  3125  boys 


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and  girls  have  been  admiltedinto  this  humane  Institution.  A  committee  of  fifteen  meet, 
on  the  first  and  second  Tuesdays  in  every  mouth,  to  regulate  its  affairs. 

The  Hibernian  Marine  Society,  for  maintaining,  educating,  and  apprenticing  the  orphaaa 
and  children  of  decayed  seamen  in  his  Majesty's  navy,  and  merchants'  service,  is  situated  on 
Sir  John  Rogerson's  Quay.  It  is  a  spacious  neat  Ijuilding,  and  was  opened  in  the  year 
1773.  On  one  side  is  a  handsome  Chapel,  and  on  the  other  a  commodious  School  Room. 
The  apartments  where  the  children  sleep,  afekept  in  the  neatest  order,  and  -well  adapted  to 
promote  health.  This  buUdinf^  will  contain  200  children,  it  cost  ^6600,  and  the  expense 
was  defrayed  by  Parliament;  the  society  obtained  a  charter  in  1775. 

Dublin  General  Dispensary,  No.  28,  Temple-bar  is  a  very  useful  and  laudable  charity, 
where  medical  and  surgical  relief  is  administered  to  the  poor,  gratis.  A  physician  and 
surgeon  to  each  of  the  six  cily  wards  are  also  retained  to  visit  those  who  are  unable  to 
attend  the  Dispensary.     It  is  wholly  supported  by  voluntary  contributions. 

Hospital  for  incurables,  near  Donny-brook-road  This  institution  was  founded  by  the 
Musical  Society,  who  disposed  of  the  produce  of  each  year's  subscription  for  this  praise- 
worthy object ;  the  undertaking  commenced  on  the  23rd.  of  May  1744,  and  met  with  de- 
served encouragement,  and  the  most  liberal  support,  and  at  length,  a  large  and  fine  edifice 
has  been  4)rovided  for  the  reception  of  such  objects  as  aro  deemed  incurable. 

Mercer's  Hospital,  Stephen-street.  This  institution  was  founded  by  Mrs.  Mary  Mercer 
in  1734,  for  the  reception  of  sick  poor.  The  physicians  and  surgeons,  who  are  appoihted 
Governors,  give  their  advice  and  attendance  gratis.  In  the  interior,  are  from  60  to  70  beds 
but  the  number  of  patients  who  receive  advice  and  medicines  out  of  the  Hospital  is  more 
than400O  yearly.  The  lady  above  named,  gave  the  building  for  this  useful  chajity ;  and  it 
is  supported  by  casual  benefactions,  annual  subscriptions,  and  the  profits  arising  yearly  from 
B  musical  performance  at  St.  Andrew's  Church, 

Charitable  Infirmary,  Jervis-street,  was  opened  on  the  Inn's-quay,  12th.  of  August,  1728 
■when  first  established,  for  the  reception,  without  distinction,  of  sick  and  wounded  poor. 
This  infirmary  was  removed  to  Jerris-street,  in  the  year  1803;  it  is  managed  by  20  trustees 
who  are  chosen  annually;  they  meet  the  first  Friday  in  every  month. 

Charitable  Loan.  The  Governors  of  the  Charitable  Musical  Society  (incorporated  by 
Act  of  Parliament)  for  lending  out  money,  interest  free,  to  indigent  tradesmen,  meet  at  St. 
Ann's  Vestry  Rooom,  eyeryThursday  morning,  at  12  o'clock,  when  they  receive  applications 
from  all  persons  who  wish  relief  by  this  charity,  not  less  than  21.  nor  more  than  S/.,  are 
lent  to  any  person,  at  any  one  time,  for  which  his  note  must  be  given,  joined  by  two 
other  persons. 

Magdalen  Asylum,  Leeson-street,  founded  by  Lady  Arabella  Denny,  and  opened  the 
11th,  June,  1766,  for  the  reception  of  such  unfortunate  females  as  have  deviated  from  the 
paths  of  virtue.  They  are  supported  by  voluntary  contributions,  a  charity  sermon,  col- 
lections in  the  chapel,  interest  of  2,000/.  and  sewing  performed  by  the  penitents,  of  whom 
there  are  generally  about  forty. 

The  Bethesda  Lock  Penitentiary  and  Work-house,  Dorset-street.  This  institution  is 
for  the  reception  and  employment  of  females  who  leave  the  Lock  Hospial,  and  are  desirous 
of  abandoning  their  former  evil  courses,  and  returning  into  the  paths  of  virtue  and  indus- 
try; it  was  opened  the  19th.  March,  1794,  and  has  afforded  relief  to  many  hundreds  of  those 
■unfortunate  women,  who  must  otherwise  probably  have  peri&hed  from  the  impossibility 
■»f  extricating  themselves  from  vice  aud  wretchedness.  Several  ladies  of  rank  and  humanity 
superintend  this  fine  charity.  It  is  endowed  with  a  fine  chapel,  and  other  buildings  by  the 
Ifenerosity  of  William  Smith,  Esq.  of  Granby-row.  "rhe  earnings  of  the  penitents 
amount  to  about  500Z.  net  per  annum. 

Orphan  House,  for  destitute  boys,  Prussia-street,  opened  in  1793,  is  supported  by 
Toluntary  contributions.  This  Charity  is  for  receiving,  maintaining,  educating,  appren- 
prenticing,  and  bringing  up  in  good  habits,  poor  destitute  boys,  who  are  without  parents, 
»nd  are  between  the  ages  of  four  and  ten  years.  Subscribers  to  this  generous  and  useful  instit*i- 
tion,  of  4/.  are  governors  for  one  year,  and  those  who  subscribe  20/.  are  govemers  for  life. 

Orphan  House,  for  destitute  female  children.  Circular-road,  opened  the  1st.  January, 
1791",  is  conducted  in  the  same  judicious  manner,  and  is  precisely  to  the  same  intent  as  that 
of  the  destitute  boys'  charity,  the  only  difference  is,  the  girls  are  admitted  at  the  age  of 
from  five  to  ten  years,  they  are  educated,  and  brought  up  as  useful  servants,  and  at  a 
proper  age  are  apprenticed  out. 

Freemasons'  Female  Orphan  School,  Dumville-lane,  Raneljigh,  founded  in  May,  1797, 
Under  the  patronage  of  the  Grand  Lodge  of  Ireland.  Patricians,  a  large  and  charitable 
body  of  men,  who  contribute  towards  supporting  eighty  orphans,  destitute  of  friends. 
Every  person  who  feels  so  well  disposed,  may  ijelong  to  this  Society,  by  paying  6s.  British, 
annually ;  the  Committee  meet  every  Monday.  • 

Strangers'  Friend  Society,  established  in  1790,  an  institution  formed  on  principles  the 


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most  generous  and  disinterested,  to  afford  instant  relief  to  the  deserving  stranger,  where 
no  other  leconinoendation  is  required  than  evident  apparent  distress. 

Literary  Teachers'  Society,  instituted  by  a  few  literary  gentlemen,  and  since  incorpora- 
ted, by  Act  of  Parliament,  for  the  support  of  superannuated  Literary  Teachers,  and  their 
families. 

Society  for  the  relief  of  sick  and  indigent  Room  Keepers,  established  in  the  year  1790. 
It  is  calculated  that  since  the  orit^in  of  this  humane  Institution,  to  the  present  period,  that 
not  less  than  400,000  people  have  been  relieved  by  this  Society. 

House  ot  Recovery,  Cork-street ;  this  hospital  was  opened  by  subscription  on  the  14th. 
of  May,  1804,  for  the  purpose  of  counteracting  the  progress  of  infection  in  the  habitations 
of  the  poor,  within  the  Circular-road,  No  recommendation  is  necessary,  but  fever  and 
poverty,  ascertained  by  the  report  of  one  of  the  physicians,  after  an  application  is  left  at 
the  House  for  admission.  This  institution  is  supported  by  parliamentary  aid,  and  volun- 
tary contributions. 

Dispensary  for  the  Infant  Poor,  Clarendon-street,  was  opened  25th  of  March,  1800  where 
advice  and  melicine  are  given  gratis,  three  days  in  the  week,  to  all  infants  and  children, 
without  distinctioi:  or  recommendation,  under  12  years  of  age  Children  with  infectious 
diseases  must  not  h^' taken  to  this  Dispensary,  but  they  will  be  supplied  with  mediciue.on 
their  situation  and  complaints  being  described.  In  the  month  of  October,  such  children 
as  bring  certificates  from  subscribers  of  their  parents'  inability  to  cloathe  them,  will 
receive  flannels,  &c.  to  protect  them  from  the  winter's  cold.  About  40,000  have  been 
relieved  in  this  way,  since  tbe  foundation  of  this  laudable  charity. 

Charitable  Dispensary,  Meath-strtot,  for  administering  medical  and  surgical  aid  to  the 
sick  poor,  and  assisting  them  and  their  families  with  the  necessaries  of  life,  during  sickness, 
and  also  for  preventingthe  spreading  of  contagious  diseases.  It  was  opened  in  November, 
1794,  and  is  supported  by  charitable  donations  and  annual  subscriptions. 

Dispensary  for  the  parishes  of  St.  Mary,  St.  Thomas,  and  St.  George.  This  charitable 
Institution  was  the  first  of  the  kiud  established io  Dublin.  To  those  whose  ages,  complaints, 
or  situations,  by  being  able  to  procure  the  necesaries  of  life,  render  them  improper  object* 
for  public  hospitals,  may  receive  medicines  and  advice  at  their  own  dwellings 
every  day,  if  necessary,  and  at  the  Dispensary,  three  times  a  week.  The  expenses  of  this 
very  useful  charity,  are  defrayed  by  private  subscriptions,  and  public  parochial  contribu- 
tions. 

The  Blue  Coat  Hospital  was  originally  in  Queen-street,  and  was  founded  in  the  year 
1670,  b^  the  contributions  of  the  inhabitants  of  Dublin,  together  with  other  benefactions. 
A  beautiful  new  building,  opposite  Blackhall-street,  which  already  has  cost  24,000/.  and, 
it  is  expected,  it  will  yet,  before  its  completion,  cost  several  thousands  more,  is  the  present 
Blue  Coat  Establishment,  where  instruction  in  the  duties  of  religion,  and  a  good  education 
qualify  the  boys  for  respectable  pursuits  inlife.  At  a  mature  age,  it  is  obsei-vable  that  they 
generally  prove  sober  and  diligent,  and  many  of  them  have  become  citizens  of  the  highest 
class.  This  admirable  institution  was  chartered  by  King  Charles  the  2iid.  who  granted  it 
the  ground  on  which  the  building  stands.  The  entire  of  this  establishment  is  of  the 
Protestant  Religion. 

County  of  Dublin,  or  Meath  Hospital,  situated  on  the  Upper  Coomhe,  was  appointed  by 
Act  of  Parliament,  in  the  year  1774,  as  the  General  Infirmary,  for  the  county  of  Dublin. 
It  is  a  commodious  g«od  building,  and  supported  by  private  subscriptions. 

Simpson's  Hospital,  Great  Britain-street,  incorporated  by  Act  of  Parliament,  in  1780,  and 
opened  in  1781  for  the  reception  of  the  poor,  decayed  blind,  and  gouty  men,  who  are 
maintained,  lodged,  and  clothed  in  a  most  comfortable  manner.  Thirty-six  blind,  and 
thirty-six  gouty  men  are  always  in  the  Hospital,  every  department  of  which  is  conducted 
with  the  greatest  cleanliness  and  exactness. 

Swift's,  or  St.  Patrick's  Hospital,  for  Lunatics  and  Idiots,  founded  by  Dr.  Jonathan 
Swift,  Dean  of  St.  Patrick's  in  1745,  and  incorporated  by  charter,  in  August  1746.  The 
Dean  bequeathed  11,000/.  for  this  Institution,  which  has  been  considerably  augmented  by 
legacies. 

Stephen's  Hospital,  Stephen's  House,  James'g-street,  founded  by  Miss  Stephens,  and 
opened  in  1723,  for  the  reception  of  curable  poor  persons.  The  buiidiug  is  extensive  aud 
rendered  capable  of  containing  300  patients,  seventy  poor  decayed  housekeepei-s,  trades- 
men, and  servants  of  both  sexes  are  also  coHstantly  supported  in  this  Hospital,  besides 
externa  who  attend  for  advice  and  medicine.  Persons  meeting  with  accidents  are  received 
at  all  times. 

Nicholas^  Hospital,  Francis-street,  united  wich  St.  Catharine's  was  opened  1st.  of  April, 
1743,  and  is  capable  of  containing  40'  internal  surgical  patients.  Two  physicians  attend 
every  Tuesday  and  Friday,  ami  five  surgeons  altfrrnately,  every  morning,  from  eight  to  ten 
o'clock.     Persons  receiviiig  sudden  accidents  are  not  admitted  into  this  Hospital. 

Westmoreland  Lock  Hoepital,  ToTfBSend-stpeet,  tor  the  iadiscrinainate  admission  of  tU. 


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imligeiit  persons,  afflicted  with  tlie  venereal  disease.  It  is  h  large  and  elegant  building,  iM 
was  opened  the  kOth,  of  November,  1792.  This  Hospital  generally  contains  from  two  t6, 
300  patients  who  are  regularly  attended  by  physicians  and  surgeons.  An  establishment  of 
the  greatest  importance,  has  been  recently  attached  to  this  Hospital,  for  the  relief  of  the 
ruptured  pooi- ;  two  senior  surgeons,  attend  every  Wednesday  and  Saturday  to  distribute 
trasses  to  such  as  may  then  apply. 

The  Molyueux  Asylum,  in  Peter-streef, — &.  new  and  invaluable  institution  for  blind 
females,  of  every  religious  persuasion,  founded  by  Lady  Molyncux,  and  opened  tlie  1st. 
June,  1815.  In  this  excellent  and  very  praise-worthy  Asylum,  poor  blind  females  are 
snpported  and  instructed  in  such  employments  as  will  best  enable  them  to  earn  their  own 
livelihood.  The  building  is  sufficiently  commodious  for  accomodating  fitly  such  poor 
females  who  are  destitute  of  the  great  blessing  of  sight,  and  are  objects  of  true  sympathy, 
A  permanent  Asylum  for  the  aged  blind,  is  already,  or  will  be  very  soon  provided. 

Mendirity-House,  Hawkin's-strect.  This  establishment  commenced  about  two  years 
ago,  and  is  one  of  the  greatest  importance  to  every  inhabitant  of  this  large  city.  We  can 
only  speak  of  it  in  a  very  brief  manner,  as  it  is  quite  in  its  infancy^  and  of  course,  the 
arrangements  are  yet  incomplete;  but  notwithstanding,  from  the  great  CKertions  of  the  late 
Lord  Mayor,  Alderman  M'Kenny,  and  the  Committee,  to  whom  too  much  praise  cannot  be 
given,  the  streets  of  Diiblin  have  hitherto  been  kept  free  from  those  wretched  mendicants, 
who  before  infested  them,  and  struck  every  stranger  with  horror  and  surprise,  that  this  fine 
and  munificent  metropolis  shonld  be  so  much  annoyed  by  such  numerous  objects  of  filth 
and  poverty.  It  is  most  sincerely  to  be  hoped,  that  this  laudable  institution,  will  not  want 
that  general  and  liberal  support,  that  the  niiture  and  extent  of  the  undertaking  will 
reqnire.  In  its  present  early  stage,  it  has  had  the  most  desirable  and  pleasing  effect  to  every 
feeling  mind,  and  its  internal  arrangements,  in  all  the  departments,  appear  to  be  conducted 
■with  the  strictest  regularity,  wanting  only  time  and  farther  public  contributions,  to  perfect 
it.  This  establishment  is  entirely  dependent  on  the  generous  and  liberal  subscriptions  o  f 
tbe  inhabitants  of  Dublin,  for  its  present  support;  it  is  therefore  hoped,  as  its  utility  is  so 
evident  to  every  individual,  that  all  will,  when  they  duly  appreciate  so  invaluable  an  Insti- 
tution, contribute  their  aid. 

There  are,  besides  these  already  spoken  of,  a  great  number  of  other  Hospitals,.  Peni- 
tentiaries, and  Sunday  and  Day  Schools ;  indeed  to  particularize  the  whole,  would  form  a 
volume  of  itself;  but  those  already  enumerated  must  be  a  convincing,  and  very  evident 
proof,  that  no  nation  in  the  world,  evinces  more  refined  feeling,  and  charitable  generosity, 
than  the  Irish. 

PLACES  OF  WORSHIP. 

Dublin  is  the  See  of  an  Archbishop,  erected  in  the  year  11.52,  It  was  a  bishopric  in 
the  seventh  century,  and  in  the  year  1214  the  bishopric  of  Glandalough,  which  was  found- 
ed-in  the  sixth  century,  was  incorporated  with  Dublin.  The  See  of  Dublin  has  two  Ca- 
thedrals, both  withinthe  city,  Christ  Church,  founded  for  regular  canons,  and  converted 
into  a  Collegiate  Church,  for  a  dean  and  chapter,  by  Henry  the  8th  in  the  year  1541  ;  and 
St,  Patrick's  for  thirteen,  now  twenty-two  Prebendaries.  These  two  Cathedrals  are  rich 
Gothic  buildings,  but  from  their  great  antiquity,  are  in  a  state  of  decay,  particularly  St. 
Patrick's,  which  is  obliged  often  toundergo  repairs :  in  this  Cathedral  is  the  monument  of 
the  celebrated  Swift,  who  was  a  native  of  Dublin,  many  other  very  ancient  monuments,  are 
also  in  the  interior  of  this  Gothic  pile,  which  would  afford  great  pleasure  to  the  antiquary. 
There  are  eighteen  other  parish  Churches,  and  two  Chapels  of  ease,  besides  eighty-three 
chapels  of  different  persuasions,  all  of  which,  contribute  to  ornament  the  city. 

St.  Werburgh's  Church,  Werburgh-street,  is  a  most  beautiful  and  large  structure,  with 
«  fine  elevated  tower  and  spire,  containing  a  grand  peal  of  bells.  The  architecture  of  this 
church  is  rich  and  chaste  ;  the  interior  is  extremely  handsome,  fin  which  is  erected  afine 
toned  organ.  St.  Werburgh's  Church  was  twice  burned,  and  was  erected  the  last  time 
in  1759.  St.  George's  Church,  Hardwicke-place,  is  a  recent  erection,  and,  perhaps,  for 
its  size  not  to  be  equalled  for  superb  elegance.  The  body  of  the  church  forms  a 
beautiful  square,  the  tower  of  which  stands  in  front,  with  a  cupola,  altogether,  presenting 
a  master-piece  of  architecture.  This  fine  building  stands  on  elevated  ground,  and  is  a 
prominent  object  in  the  picturesque  view  from  Dublin  Bay.  St.  Andrew's  Church, 
Andrew-street,  is  a  beautiful  circular  building,  the  interior  is  extremely  handsome,  and 
from  its  peculiar  form  has  a  most  pleasing  and  grand  effect.  The  New  Catholic  Cliapel, 
neartotheMerchant's  Quay,  isavery  superb  building.  Ithas  lately  undergone  great  interior 
embellishments,  and  contains  a  fine  new  organ.  It  is  perhaps,  one  of  the  neatest  andmost 
eleaant  Catholic  places  of  worship  in  the  kingdom.  To  particularize  the  entire  of  tbe 
churches,  chapels,  &c.  of  Dublin,  is  impossible  in  tins  work,  much  as  we  desire  to 
convey  a  just  idea  of  this  fine  city.  St.  Ann's  Church,  Dawson-st,  St.  Audoen's, 
Audoen'sArch;  St.  Bridget's, inBride-street;  St.  Catharine's,  Thomas-street ;  St.  James's 
James-street,   St.  John's,  FishamWe-street,    St.  Lukt,  in  the  Combe;    Stl.  Mark's 


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Mark-stveet ;  St.  Mary's,  Maiy-st ;  St.  Michael's,  High-st  ;  St.  Miclian's,  Churcli- 
.street  ;  St.  Nicholas'  within,  Nicliolas-street ;  St.  Nicholas'  without,  Patrick-street; 
French  Church,  Peter-street ;  Danish  and  German  Church,  PooUoy-streot  ;  St.  Paul's, 
Kiny;-street ;  St.  Peter's  and  Kevin's,  Aungier-st;  St.  Thomas',  Marlborough-street,  &c. 
&c.  are  all  respectable  edifices  and  many  of  them  very  handsome,  adding  splendour  and 
magnificence  to  this  great  metropolis. 

CIVIL  GOVERNMENT  AND  POLICE. 

The  Civil  Government  of  the  City  of  Dublin  was  anciently  under  the  management  of  a 
Provost  and  BailKfs,  in  the  vcar  1308,  John  Lc  Dccer,  was  appointed  the  first  Provost,  and 
Richard  do  St.  Clare,  and  John  Stackbold,  Bailiffs.  In  the  yciir  1400,  the  title  of  the 
chief  magistrate  was  changed  to  thai  of  Mayor,  when  Thou)as  Cusack  was  appointed  to 
the  office,  Richard  Bove  and  Thomas  Shortall  being  Bailitfs.  fu  the  year  1547  the  office 
of  Bailiffs,  was  changed  to  SherifFs.  la  1660  Charles  II.  gar.'  a  Collar  of  3.  S,  to  the 
Mayor,  with  a  Company  of  Foot  Guards,  and  in  the  year  1G6.5,  this  monarch  confered 
the  title  of  Lord  Mayor  on  the  chief  magistrate,  and  grant-.^d  him  5001.  per  anuum,  in 
lieu  of  the  Guards.  Sir  David  Bellinghara,  was  the  first  who  was  honoured  with  the  title 
of  Lord  Mayor,  of  the  City  of  Dublin.  Charles  Lovet  and  John  Quelsh  the  same  year 
were  Sheriffs.  In  1672,  Arthur,  Earl  of  Essex,  introduced  new  rules  for  the  better 
government  of  the  City,  and  in  1683,  a  Tholsel  was  built,  for  the  Magistrates  to  meet  in, 
and  to  hold  their  Courts,  Assemblies,  &c. 

The  civil  government  at  present  is  vested  by  various  charters  in  the  Corporation,  con- 
sisting of  the  Lord  Mayor,  who  is  chosen  annually.  Aldermen,  Sheriffs,  and  Common 
Council  ;  the  Sheriffs'  Peers  arc  24  in  number,  the  Aldermen  are  chosen  from  among  them 
for  life.  The  Common  Council  consists  of  96  members,  vvfho  are  chosen  by  their  respective 
Guilds,  or  Companies,  of  which  there  are  25.  The  Sheriffs  are  chosen  annually,  and 
must  be  Freemen,  and  qualified  by  being  worth  2000Z.  without  incumbrance  of  Debts. 
The  Lord  Mayor  tries  all  offences,  even  capital  ones,  except  for  murder  and  treason,  and 
also  tries  matters  of  property  for  any  sum  under  20/. 

A  New  Police  is  lately  established  by  Act  of  Parliament,  under  a  Chief,  and  three 
Assistant  Commissioners,  and  four  Divisional  Justices,  who  are  Aldermen  of  the  City. 
This  excellent  establishment  consists  of  40  horse  patroles,  and  400  foot,  well  armed, 
trained,  and  clothed.  They  have  stationary  watch-houses,  and  are  patrolling  their  different 
districts  everanight,  from  dark  'till  light  in  the  morning.  There  are  six  divisions,  each 
having  a  Police  pifice  ;  the  head  of  which  is  the  Castle  Division,  in  Exchange  Court.  At 
this  Office,  Hackney  Coaches  and  Cars  are  licensed  ;  and  complaints  may  be  lodged  against 
the  drivers  for  imposition,  &c.  To  each  of  the  six  districts  three  Magistrates  are  ap- 
pointed, and  sit  alternately  every  day,  from  ten  to  three  o'clock  in  the  afternoon,  and  from 
seven  to  eight  o'clock  every  evening.  In  addition,  there  are  regular  watchmen,  so  that  no 
city  can  be  better  protected  from  nocturnal  deprodutians, 

TRADE  AND  COMMERCE. 

The  Trade  of  Dublin  consists  of  various  Manufactures  of  Silk,  Woollens,  Worsteds, 
Fustians,  Cottons,  &c.  The  Poplins  and  Tabinets  that  are  made  here  are  celebrated  for 
their  beauty  and  excellence,  the  manufacture  of  which  employs  many  hundred  looms  and 
workmen.  These  trades  are  chiefly  carried  on  in  the  Suburbs,  a  part  of  the  Town  called 
the  Earl  of  Meath's  Liberty,  of  very  considerable  extent,  and  now  that  the  export  restric- 
tions a'.e  removed,  for  woollen  and  other  goods,  it  is  hoped  that  the  daily  enlargement  of 
the  exportation  trade  will  produce  a  proportional  increase  of  commercial  consequence  and 
opulence.  The  mereantile  business  of  Dublin  has  heretofore  consisted  chiefly  in  the  im- 
portation of  foreign  commodities  ;  but  from  the  great  increase  of  the  Manufactures,  and 
their  progressive  state  of  improvement,  there  is  no  doubt,  'out  in  the  course  of  a  few  j^ears, 
the  Metropolis  of  Ireland  will  boast  of  an  extensive  foreign  Export  Trade.  The  inconve- 
nience arising  from  the  state  of  the  harbour  is  at  present  a  great  obstacle  to  the  Shipping 
Trade  of  Dublin,  but  it  is  expected  to  be  soon  removed  by  a  Canal  being  cut  from  Sxitton, 
through  the  Isthmus  of  Howth,  or  from  Dalkey,  to  communicate  with  the  Grand  Canal, 
by  which  there  would  be  an  excellent  passage  from  the  sea  for  the  lai'gest  ships,  which 
now  are  obliged  to  send  their  caraocN  up  the  river  in  lighters. 

The  Wholesale  aad  Retail  Domestic  Trade  of  Dublin  is  conducted  in  a  most  respectable 
and  extensive  manner.  The  Warehouses  are  very  commodious,  particularly  for  Woollens, 
Cottons,  Muslins,  &c.  &c.;  aad  at  two  seasons  of  the  year,  viz.  Spring  and  Autumn, 
are  crowded  with  shopkeepers  from  all  parts  of  the  country,  who  then  purchase  their 
stocks  for  the  ensuing  seasons.  The  retail  business  of  this  city  is  also  very  great.  The 
numerous  shops  in  all  branches  of  trade,  are  elegant,  and  some  of  them  superb,  in  fact  to 
give  a  just  idea  of  the  general  traffic  of  Dublin,  it  is  only  necessary  to  say  that  almost  in 
every  feature  it  resembles  the  style  and  splendour  of  the  Metropolis  of  Great  Britain. 
ADJACENT  COUNTRY. 

The  country  round  this  charming  city  corresponds  with  it  in  beauty.    The  river  and 

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walks  are  on  the  one  hand  enlivened  by  the  delighlfivlly  shaded  gr\^«n  lane*!  of  CloMaM^- 
with  a  •  '.ew  of  the  crag<»y  hill  'Of  Howtb,  and  on  the  other  tbe  scene  is  highly  fiuished  hy 
the  distant  prospect  of  vessels,  with  their  extended  white  sails  mnjcsticnlly  gliding  from  the" 
view.  Opj^osfte  to  this  on  the  other  siile  of  the  water,  at  a  considerable  disUince  are  the; 
ivildK'  roacrnificent  Wicklow  Mountains  softeniusf  into  mild  and  varied  beauty  as  they  ap- 
proach the  city,  forming  altogether  environs  that  are  not  to  be  equalled  iiv  Europe.,  The; 
Black  Rock,  abont  three  miles  distant  towards  the  bay,  is  a  pleasant  vilhigc,  wltere  there  is. 
inbst  excellent  bathinsf,  the  salt  water  being  extremely  pure.  This  place  in  samnier,  is 
numerousl5'^  attended,  and  the  throng  of  cars  and  carriages  of  all  descriptions  that  are  then 
on  the  roJid  (particularly  on  Sundays)  is  calculated  to  strike  tbe  stranger  with  astonish* 
ment.  In  the  same  direction,  abont  six  miles  distant,  is  the  Dargle,  a  wonderful  natural 
finriosity,  it  is  an  immense  valley,  lined  with  fine  lofty  trees,  whose  tops  are  consideraidy 
below  persons  who  are  walking  on  the  elevated  ground  on  either  side.  Proceeding  forwaid 
4ft  so'me  short  distance  is  a  Cataract  of  great  depth,  the  water  falls  from  the  precipice  intd 
the  abyss  below,  with  a  noise  that  gives  a  sublimity  to  the  entire  scene.  The  lands  are 
richly  cultivated  to  the  foot  of  the  mountains,  interspersed  with  plantations,  gentlemen's 
country  residences,  and  many  beautifully  rural  cottages.  In  another  direction  from 
Dublin,  towards  the  North  West,  is  the  beautiful  village  of  Leixlip,  which  perhaps  stands 
unrivalled  for  its  varied  charms ;  here  may  be  seen  the  happiest  combination  of  wood  and 
water,  forming  the  most  exquisite  scenery  conceivable.  The  young  and  the  gay  may  here 
ramble  among  the  most  enchanting  walks  and  prospects,  while  those  more  sedate  may 
select  shaded  recesses,  formed  as  it  were  by  nature  to  contemplate  these  her  wondrous 
beauties.  In  short  Dnblin  and  the  country  around,  want  nothing  but  a  resident  Nobilit;^ 
and  Gentry,  to  make  it  as  flourishing  and  as  happy  a  land  as  any  on  the  Globe.  L 


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GENERAL  POST-OFFICE, 

Established  hy  Act  of  Parliament ^  ^st  of  August^  17S4, 

POST-MASTERS  GENERAL, 
Right  Honourable  Earl  O'Neill,  K.  St.  P.— Right  Honourable  Earl  of  Rossc. 

Secretary's  Office. 
S«cretary,  Edw.  Smith  Lees,  Esq. 
Chief  Clerk,  Thos.  Orde  Lees,  Esq. 
First  senior  Clerk,  T.  G.  Harrison,  Esq. 
Second  senior  Clerk,  Ant.  Lyster,  Esq. 
JMinute  Clerk,  John  Burrows,  Esq. 

Treasurer's  Office. 
Treasurer,  Gravss  Chamney    wann,  Esq. 
Seniot  Clerk,  Glascott  Symes,  Esq. 

AccoMpTANT  General's  Office. 
Accomptant  General,  And.  Redm.  Prior,  Esq 
Senior  Clerk,  George  D.  Mills,  Esq. 
Resident  Surveyor,  H.  A.  Bushe,  Esq. 
Surveyors,  \Vm.  E.  Lees,  Wm.  Fetherston, 
Thomas  Heron,  and  Wm.  Cupples,  Esqrs. 

Clerks  or  the  Roads. 

Leiuster,  Edward  S.  Lees,  Esq. 
Connaugbt,  William  Donlieyy,  Esq. 
North,  William  Johnston,  Esq. 
Munster,  Thos.  Orde  Lees,  Esq. 
Express         1  Edward  Ball,   and  Ambrose 
Neirspi^ers,j     Leet,  Esqrs. 

Inland  Office. 

President,  William  Donlevy,  Esq. 
Vice  Presidents;,  Edwud  Ball,  and  Ambrose 
Leet,  Esqrs. 


Senior  Clerk,  Step.  De  Joncourt,  Esq. 
Second  Senior,  Francis  Haiyey,  Esq. 
Inspector  of  Franks,  T.  G.  Harrison,  Esq. 

British  Mail  Office. 

Comptroller,  Frederick  Homan,  Esq. 
Senior  Clerk,  Henry  Clare,  Esq. 

Bye,  Dead,  &  Missent  Letter  Office- 

Superintendent,  Wm.  Johnstot),  Esq. 
Senior  Clerk,  'fhomas  Webb,  Esq. 

Alphabet  and  Window. 

Superintendent,  John  Hamilton,  Esq. 
Senior  Clerk,  John  Somers,  Esq. 

Letter  Bill  Office. 

Seuioi  Clerk,  Henry  Beere,  Esq. 

Mail  Coach  Office. 
Superintendent,  Jos.  Ferguson,  Esq. 
Assistant,  P.  Urquhart,  Esq. 

Inspector  of  Ship  Letters. 

Stephen  Draper,  Esq. 

Solicitor. 

Thos.  Thompson,  Esq,  3»,N,€lt.  Gtori^ 
street. 


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Packits  between  Dublin  &  Holyhead. 

Montrose,  Qapt.  Maurice  Goddard 
Union,  Capt.  John  SkinntT 
Countess  of  tiverpool,  Capt,  Darles 
Speneer  Capt.  Western 
U'xbridge,  Capt.  Stevens 
Ptlham,  Capt,  Robert  Hely  Judd 
Chichester,  Capt.  Rogers 
Agent  at  Holyeead,  R.  Griffith,  Esq. 
Agent  at  Howth,  Lt,  Brown,  R.  N, 

The  Mails  fur  England  leave  Dublin  every 
evening  except  Sunday,  and  are  due  in 
Dublin  every  day  except  Wednesday. 

Letters  for  England,  Ireland,  and  Scot- 
land, are  received  until  seven  o'clock. 

All  Double,  Treble,  and  other  Letters 
and  Packets  whatever,  pay  in  proportion  to 
the  respective  rates  of  Single  Letters.— Pac- 
kets chargeable  by  Weight  pay  after  the  Rate 
of  four  Single  Letters  for  every  Ounce,  and 
so  on  in  proportion  for  any  greater  weight, 
reckoning  ever  quarter  of  an  ounce  equal 
to  a  Single  Letter. 

*  Members'  Franks  are  chargeable  if 
above  one  Ounce  Weight, 

Rates  of  Postage  to  Great  Britain. 

s.     d. 
Dublin  and  London        -  -        1      3 

Dublin  and  Holyhead         -  -     0       2 

Dublin  and  Isle  of  Man  -  >,,  ^-yj^^l  .7 
Dublin  and  Guernsey  or  Jersey ''"'  •  ''%  7 
Waterford  and  London  -  12 

Waterford  and  Milford  -  -  0  2 
Donaghadee  and  London  -  -  1  4 
Donahgadee  and  Portpatrick  -  0  2 
Rates  op  Foreign  Letters  from  ouiBLiN. 

Si     di 
To  Norway,  Sweden,  Russia,  Den- 
mark, Prussia,    Poland,   and  Ger 


many. 
To  Holland  and  Netherlands 
To  France        -  - 

To  Spain,  including  Gibraltar 
To  Portugal 
To  Switzerland 
To  Italy 

To  Hungary  -  , , 

To  any  of  the  Islands  in  the  Mediu- 

ranean  Sea        -         -  -  3 


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5 
3 
5. 
11 

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s,    a.. 
To  Turkey  In  Europe     -  -        3      0^ 

To  Archipelago  Isles        -  -      3      7i, 

To  Africa,  except  c;iipeof  Good  Hope  2  1 
To  Madeira  and  neighbouriug  Isles  3  1 
To  New  Sooth  Wales        -  -     3      1, 

To  North  America  &  the  West  Indies  2      &', 
To  South  A.merica  -  -       4       9,,- 

To  Ceylon  (to  be  paid  to  London)        I       g^^ 

Letters  for  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope^-i 
Ceylon,  Mauritius,  and  the  East  Indies,  aie 
liable  to  twopence  more  than  fiie  Postage 
from  this  OflSce  to  London,  it  under  the 
weight  of  three  ounces  ;  and  One  Shilling 
per  ounce,  if  above  that  weight. 

If  Persons  wish  to  send  Letters  to  Gib- 
raltar through  France,  they  must  be  sent  to 
London  instead  of  Falmouth,  and  the  Post- 
age will  be  the  same  as  to  Spain. 

*  The  Public  should  take  particular  No- 
tice of  the  above  Regulations  to  prevent  the 
necessity  of  their  Letters  being  opened  and 
returned  for  Postage. 

Mails   madb  up  in  London  as  follow  : 

France—EveryTuesday,  Wednesday,  Thurs- 
day, and  Friday. 
Holland  and  Netherlands,  Germany  and  the 
North  of   Europe — Every  Tuesday  and 
Friday. 
Sweden — Every  Friday. 
Jamaica    and  America— First  Wednesday, 

Monthly. 
Leeward  Islands. — First  and  Third  Wed- 
nesday, Monthly. 
Madeira  &  Brazils-First  Tuesday,  Monthly. 
Portugal — Weekly,  Tuesdays. 
Gibraltar,  Malta,  Corfu,  and  Mediteranean 

— First  Tuesday,  Monthly, 
Packet  to  Bourdea,ux,  twice  per  Month. 

The  Postage  must  be  palfi  on  Le'ters  for 
all  the  above  places  except  the  West  Indian 
Colonies,  and  British  America,  (principal 
places  Halifax  and  Quebec,)  the  payment  of 
which  is  optional  with  the  Writers. 

Letters  addressed  to  Soldiers  and  Sailors 
at  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  Ceylon,  Mauri- 
tius and  the  East   Indies,  must  pay  the  full 
Postage. 
i  By  Command  of  the  Postmasters  General,  \ 


EDWARD  S.  LEES,  Secretary 
Receivings  Houses  for  the  Receipt  of  Letiei'sfor  tlie  General  Post  Office,  open  nntii  ' 
Five  o'clock  itt  the  Afternoon,   at  the  following  Places ; 


No.  8,  Clare-dtreet 
Kavanagh's  Hotel,  No,  24,  Stephen's  Green, 
North  '  :'      *^  ' 

No.  53,  Aungier-street 
No.  88,  Bride-street 
No,  26,  Meath-street 
No.  53,  Newmarket,  Coombe 
No.  104,  James's-street 


No.  6,  Corn  Market 

No.  74,  Queen-street,  corner  of  Barrack -st. 

No.  10,   King's  Ina's-quay 

No.  21,   Capel-st. 

No.  18,  Nsrth-Kiug-street 

No.  64,  Dorset-street,  near  Bethesda  Chapel 

No.  66,  Great  Britain-street 

No.  7,  North  Earl-street 


Letters  for  Englaritl,  should  not  bt  put  into  any  of  the  Receiving- Housel. 


20 


DUBLIN. 


NOBILITY  AND  GENTRY. 

Note. — The  Professional  and  Trading  Classes  will  he  found  under  their  res-fective  heads. 


AchiHuty,  Mrs.  S.  24,  Rutland-street 
Acton,  Miss  M.  77,   Stephen's-green,  south 
Adair,   Mre,    64,    Mount-street,    and  Bel- 
grove,  Monasterevan 
Adams,  Mrs.  Isabella,  2,  Russel-st. 
Adams,  Samuel,  esq.  45,  Eccles-street 
Adamson,  J.  esq.  55,  Aungier-st. 
Agar,  William,  esq.  4,  Molesworth-street 
Airey,  Maj.  Gen   14,  Merrion-sqnare,  north 
Alexander,  Robert,  Sen.  esq.  12,  Merrion- 

square,   and  Seamount 
Alexander,  Sir  William,  Booterstown 
Alexander,  W.J.  esq.  16,  Fitzroy-square,  w 
Alexander,  W.  esq.  4,  upper  Baggot-street 
Alexander,  W,  esq.  1,  Richmond-place 
Allen,  Ulick,  esq.  6,  Mountjoy-square,  south 
Allen,  Captain,  3,   Richmond-street 
Allen,  Edmund,  esq.  3,  lower  Fitzw.-st. 
Allen,  Lieut.  Col.  36,  lower  Gardiner's-st- 
Allen,  Lord  Viscount,  10,  Merrion-sq.  south 
Allen,  Richard,  esq.  24,  Eccles-st. 
Anderson,  E.  esq,  30,  upper  Gloucester-st. 
Anderson,  Js.  esq,  148,  Mecklenburgb-st. 
Anderson,   Mrs.  15,  Charlemont-st. 
Anderson,  Mrs.  18,  Mount-street 
Anderson,  Mrs.  M.  12,  Cuffe-street 
Anderson,  Mrs.  Mar.  4,  Digges-street 
Anderson,  Robert,  esq.  22,    Brunswick-st. 
Annesley,  Hon.  Fra.  29,  Molesw.-street 
Annesley,  Rev.  M.  2,  South  Cumb. -street 
Anson,  Hon.  G.  3d  Guards,  Dublin  Castle 
Arabin,  Henry,  esq.    12,  Clare-street,  and 

Corka,  Clnndalkin 
Archbold,  Miss  E.  39,  Gloucester-st. 
Archdall,  John,  esq,  Merrion-street 
Archdall,  Hon.  Mrs.  M.  1,  Kildare-place, 

Castle  Archdall,  Co.  Fermanagh 
Archer,  Aid.  9,  Gardiner's-place 
Archer,  Mrs.  65.  Stepheu's-green,  south 
Ardagh,  Dean  of,  26,  Hareourt-street 
Armit,  J.  esq.  1,  Kildare-st,  &  Newtown-pa, 
Armitage,   Mrs.  45,   Bishop-street 
Armstrong,  Genl.  Wm.  15,  Baggot-street 
Armstrong,  Capt.  17,   Prussia-st, 
Armstrong,  Col.  73,   Mount-street 
Armstrong,  Colonel,  Merrion-street 
Armsti-dng,  E.  esq.  51,  Dorainick-st. 
Armstrong,  Mr.  D.  12,  lower  Dorset-street 
Armstrong,  Rev.  Geo.  32,   Eccles-st. 
Armstrong,  Rev.  Mr.  32,  Hardwicke-strept 
Armstrong,  R.  esq.  upper  Baggot-street 
Armstrong,  Thos.  esq.   41,  Bless. -street 
Arnold,  Jas.  esq,  45,  jipper  Rutland-street, 

and  Banbridgc,  Co.  Down 
Arthure,  B.  esq.  42,  Dominick-street 
Arthure,  Mrs.  8,  Charlemont-street 
Arlhure,  Mrs.  J.  9,   Gloucester-street 
Ashe,   Major,  4,  upper  Rutland-st, 
Ashe,   Mrs.  24,  Mount-street 
Ashe,  Mrs.  W.  45,  Leeson-strect 


Ashworth,  J.  esq.  5,  South  Cumb.-street 
Ashworih,  R.  esq.  16,  Merrion-sq.  north 
Atkinson,  John,  esq.  1,  Ely-place 
Atkinson,  Joseph,  esc|.  34,  great  Ship-st. 
Attorney-General,    Rt,  Hon.  the,   27,  Ste- 
phen's-green, north,  and  Carysfort-park 
Austin,  Colonel,  Dublin  Castle' 
Aylmer,  Lord,  Royal  Hospital 
Aylraer,  Mrs.  Catli.  1,  Eccles-street 
Aylmer,  Mrs.  E.  24,  Queen-street 
Aylward,  Nich.  esq.  9,  Temple-street,  and 

Shankbill  Castle,   Co.  Kilkenny 
Babington,  Mrs.  T,  14,  Blessington-street 
Bacon,  James  C.  esq.  44,  Domk. -street 
Bacon,  Miss  S.  8,  great  Ship-street 
Bagot,  Mrs.  D.  36,   Leeson-sfreet 
Baile)',  Mrs.  T.  10,  Hardvvicke-street 
Baker,    Thomas,    esq.  Richmond  Avenue, 

and  Corduff,  Swords 
Baker,  Henry,  esq.  Treasurer,  Co.  Dublin, 

Malahow,  Co.  Dublin,  and  5,  north  great 

George's-street 
Baker,  Wm.  esq.  65,  lower  Dorset-street 
Baker,  Mrs.  36,  lower  Mount-street 
Baker,  Mrs,  12,  Merrion-square,  south 
Baker,  Sir   Edward  Baker,    Bart.  Dublm 

Castle,  and  Phoenix-pavk 
Kalfour,  Mrs.  35,  Rutland-square,  west 
Ball,  B,  esq.  jun.  37,  Leeson-street 
Ball,  Geo.  esq.  71,  tipper  Dorset-street 
Ball,  John,  esq.  18,  Gardiner's-street,  up. 
Ball,  Mrs.  M.  C.  47,  Eccles-st. 
Banks,  Robert,  esq.  37,    Macartney-br.: 
Barber,  Captain,  7,  upper  Camdpn-st. 
Barber,  John,  esq.  31,  Hareourt-street 
Barber,  Rev.  Mr.  1,  Westland-row 
Bardin,  Peter,  esq.  20,   Synnot-place 
Barker,  Dr.  22,  Baggot-street 
Barker,  Rev.  Mr.  13,  Cumberland-street,  n. 
Barlow,  John,  esq.  11,  Temple-street,  and 

Furray-park 
Barlow,  Miss  A.  29,  Frederick-street,  south 
Barnes,  Robert,  e.sq.  68,  lower  Dorset-st, 
Barnes,  Thos.  esq.  North  great  George-^. 
Barry,  Hon.  Mrs.  8,  Cumberland-street,  n. 
Barry,  John,  esq.  18,  Frederick-street,  north 
Barry,  Rt  Hon.  Jn.  M.  Treasury  Chambers, 

Dublin  Castle,  Mount  Nugent,  Co.  Cavan, 

and  Newtown-Bany,  Co.  Wexford 
Barry,  Robert,  esq.  11,  upper  Fitzw.-st. 
Baitou,  James,  esq.  47,  Capel-st. 
Barton,   Wm.   esq,  27,  lower    Fitzwilliam- 

street,  and  Clonelly,  Co.  Fermanagh 
Batchelor,  John,  esq.  27,  William-street 
Bateman,  Mrs.  66,  Mount-street 
Battcrsby,  Mrs.  16,  Mounijoy-squ^re,  east 
Baylcy,  Phil.  esq.  24,  Macartney-br. 
Bayly,  Miss,  3,  Havdwike-strcct 
Baynes,  Edw.  J.  esq.  Sackvllle-street 
Beasley,  W.  esq.  4,  Clanbrassil-place 


DUBLIN. 


21 


NOBILITY  AND  GENTRY. 

Beatty,  Fran,  esq.  7,  Moiiiitjoy-sq.  smith 
Beaumont,  Geo.  esq.  19,  Ipwer  Fit/w-street 
Eeaiimont;,  [\li.ss,  1,   upper  Giirdiiier-sUcet 
Beekwiih,  Gen.  Sir  Geo,  P.iiit.  Coinmiinr.er- 

iu-Cliief,  Royal  Hospital,  Kilmainham 
Bective,  Earl  of,  17,  Rutland-square,  north 

and  Headford,  Kells,  Co.  Mt^ath 
Becby,  Tlioiiias,  esq.  .50,  lower  Mount-street 
Beeby,  Wiliiaiti,  esq.  9,  Macartiiey-br. 
Beere,  D.  esq.  Mt.  Anviil-house,  Roebuck 
Beere,  Geo.  esq.  59,  Caintsen-street 
Bcere,  Philip,  esq.  13,  Cliarlotte-strect 
Beers,  VVm,  esq.  13,  Black liall-street 
Beggs,  Mrs.  J,  I,  Blackhali-parade 
Belcher,   Mrs.  A.  26,  North  great  Georgc-st. 
Bell,  Arch,  esq.  57,  lower  Camdeu-strect 
Bell,  Edw,  esq.   22,   Cumberland-street,  n. 
Bell,  Mrs,  13,  lower  Dorset-street 
Bell,  Mrs,  Eliza,  5,  Charlemont-street 
Bell,  Thomas,  esq.  100,  Baggot-st. 
Bellew,    Sir   Edward,  Bart.  50,  Eceles-st. 

and  Barmcath,  Dunleor 
Bellinghani,  John,  esq.  Dawson-street 
Bclsou,  John,  esq.  36,  great  Ship-stxeet 
Belvedere,  Countess  of,  (i,  great  Denm.-st. 
Benn,  Mrs.  J.  128,  iipper  Dorset-street 
Bennett,  Miss,  12,  Leeson-street 
Bennett,  Miss  E.  33,  Kildare-street 
Bennett,  Mrs.  E.  No.  58,  Granby-row 
Bennett,  Mrs.  J.  13,  upper  Merrion-st> 
Benson,  Lt.-Col.  12,  North-strand 
Benson,  Mrs.  22,  lower  Mount-street 
Benson,  Mrs.  39,  upper  Rutland-street 
Beresford,  Aid.  John  C.  Belvedere 
Beresford,  Wm.  Lord  Archbp.  Tuam,   68, 

Stephen's-green 
Berkeley,  Mrs.  32,  upper  Rutland-street 
Berrell,  Jn.  esq.  6,  lower  Pembroke-street 
Berry,  Mrs,  Portobello 
Bessonet,  Fran,  esq.  Leeson-street 
Bessonet,  James,  esq,  27,  Leeson-street 
Betham,  Sir.  Wm.  Palace-street,  and  Mont- 

pelier  House,    Monkstown 
Betsworth,  Captain,  33,  Mount-st. 
Bfitty,  W,  esq.  32,  Rutland-square,  west 
Bingham,  Chas.  esq.  12,  Denzille-street 
Binns,  Mrs.  A.  25,  Macartney-br. 
Bireh,  Wm.  R.  esq.  25,  npper  Dom, -street 
Birmingham,  Mrs,  M.  3,  Margalet's-place, 
■■  r  and  Raheny 
Bishop,  Mrs,  Eliza,  17,  Hume-street 
Black,  J.  esq.  122,  Summer-hill 
Blackburn,  G.  esq.  16,  Clareudon-street 
Blacker,  Lieut.  Col.  8,  North  gr.  George -st. 
Blackball,  Major,   15,  Temple-street 
Blackball,  Major  R.  9,  Richmond-pl^ce 
Blacklcy,  Mrs.  46,  York-street 
Blackley,  T.  esq.  46,  York-street 
Blackwood,  Hon.  Hans.  8,  great  Charles-st. 
Blackwood,  Miss  D.  22,  Hardwicke-street 
Blake,  Michael,  esq.  3,  'George's-h. 
Blake,  Thomas,  esq.  60,  Camden-street 
Blakeney,  Mrs.  16^  Merrion-square,  east 
Blakeney,  Mrs.  8,  lower  Mount-street 
Blaquire,  H.  esq.  30,  Merrion-sq.  north 


NOBILITY  AND  GENTRY. 

.Blalu'.uey,  Hon.  Mr.  55,  upper  Sack. -street 
Bicnkinsop,   Mrs.  17,  Prussia-st. 
Ble.^Kuigton,  the  Earl  of,    8,  Henrictta-st. 

asul  Mountjoy  Forest,  Omagh 
Blood,  Mrs.  W.  i2,  m.  Gaidn. -street      '  '''; 
Bloxhara,  Mark,  Aid.  26,  Gardirier's-plapfij^ 

and  Bootcrstown 
Blythe,  Mrs.  M.  22,  Frederick-street,  south 
Boggie,  Alex,  esq.  36,  upper  Ru<land  street 
Boilcaii,  J.  T.  esq.  34,  Harcoiirt-strect 
Boileau,  Mrs.  2,  Fitzwilliam's -square,  n. 
Bok's,   Major,  24,  Leeson-st. 
Holland,  John,    esq.  53,  Blessington-.titreet 
Bolton,  Mrs.  32,  Merrion-square,  soulk 
Bolton,  T.  esq.  14,  lower  Mount-street 
Eomford,  Isaac,  esq.  9,  Beh-edere-place 
Bomford,  L.  R.  esq.  8,   Hardwicke-street 
Boiul  Miss  A.  51,  Aungier-street 
Bond,  bVf  Jaaics,  Bart.  13,  Kildare-street 
BoBbani,  E.  e.'^q.  20,  uppej-  Gardin. -street 
Booker   Brn,  esq.    102,    Mecklenb.-slreet, 

and  St.  Poulagh's 
Booth,  Mrs.  23,  upper  Rutland-street 
Booth,  Mrs.  22,  Molesworth-stieet 
BooUie,  Thomas,  esq.  3,  Hascourt-street 
Bourne,  Mrs.  10,  HoUes-street 
Bouveric  Capt.  24,  Denzille-street 
Bowman,  Hen.  esq.  20,  V,'ent.-pl.  &Dalkev 
Boyle,  .^iex,  esq.  6,  great  Cbarles-strcet 
Boyle,  Vicars,  esq.    112,  Baggot-strect    ■ 
Brabzon,J.  Earlof  Meath,  49,  Stephen's-gr. 
Braddell,  Jos,  esq.  10,  Macartney-br. 
Bradshaw,  Ben,  esq.  103,  Baggot-street 
Bradshaw,  John,   esq.  81,    Dorset-street, 

asd  Clones,  Co,  Monaghan 
Brady,  Richard,  esq.  6,  Peter's-place 
Brandon,    Lord,    3,    Fitzwilliam-square, 

west,  and  Gurramine,  Co.  Kerry 
Brassington,  R.  esq.  24,  Domin.-street 
Bray,  Mrs.  16,  Denzille-street 
Bredin,  John,  esq.  33,  upper  Rutland-street 
Bremer,  Edw.  esq.  36,   Denzille-street 
Brennan,  Miss  M.  A.  7,  Eccles-street 
Breviter,   Miss,  I,  lower   Gloucester-street 
Bridge,  Major,  21,  Montpelier-hill 
Bridgenian,  Hon.  Captain,  Dublin  Castle 
Bridgeman,  Mrs.  H.  22,  Park-street,  east 
Brien,  John,  esq.  63,  Camden  street 
Brien,  L.  esq.  11,  Portobello 
Brooke,  Geo.  esq.  1,   Gardin.-row 
Brooke,  Gust.  esq.  7,  Hardwicke-place 
Brooke,  Mrs.  Agnes,  5,  Russell-place 
Brookes,  the  Misses,  6,  Grenville-street 
Broome,  \\m.  esq.  KilmacuJ 
Brnwn,  Clias.  esq.  8,   Summer-street,  north 
Browae,  Col.  20,  Stephen's-green,  north 
Browne,  G.  esq.  10,  Westmorland-street 
Browne,  Hon.  Mr.  Dublin  Castle 
Browne,  IJon.  Mrs.  H.  7,  Molesw.-street 
Browne,  John,  esq.  36,  Eccles-street 
Browne,  Mr=.  14,  "itzwilliam-square,  west 
Browne,  Mrs.  1,   Merrion-square,  south 
Browne  RTrs.  S.  10,  lower  Dorset-.street 
Browne,  R.  esq.  23,  Harcourt-street 
Browne,  Sir  John,  11,  Holies-street 


22 


DUBLIN. 


NOBILITY  AND  GENTRY, 

Browne,  Thomas,  esq.  131,  Bagi^ot-slreet 
Bfowalow,  Mrs.  C.  29,  Merrion-squave,  s. 
Browniigg-,  Brig.  Gen.  30,  upper  Mei\-st. 
Brownrige,  Miss,  114,  Baggot-street 
Brownrigg,  Mrs.  72,  Camden-sti  eet 
Bruce,  Sir  Stewart,  Dublin  Castle 
Bruen,  Mrs.    H.   41,  North  gnat  George- 
street,  and  Oak-park,  Co.  Carluw 
Bryan,  Captain,    II,  Henrietta-street,  and 

Jenkinstown,  Co.  Kilkenny 
Bryan,  George,  esq,  Castleuock 
Bryan,  Luke,  esq.  24,  South  gt.  George-st. 
Bryan,  Robei-t,  esq.  20,  Eecles-street 
Bunbury,  Captain,  11,  Peter-street 
Burdett,  Geo.  esq.  51,  great  George-street,  n. 
Burdett,  Mrs.  11,  Park-st.  and  Rochetown 
Burdett,  Mrs.  7,  great  George-street,  north 
Burdett,   Sir  Wm.   Bart.  Berresford-place, 

and  Merchampt,  Clontarf 
Burge,  Ben.  esq.  20,  upper  Baggot-street 
Burgh,  Mrs,  A.  41,  upper  Sackv. -street 
Burgh,    Rev.  -John  Hussey,   13,  Ely-place, 
Lilliput,  Co.  Limerick,  and  Tdllycorbet, 
Ballybay,  Co.  Monaghan 
Burke,  Bond,  eiq.  62,  Prussia-street 
Burke,  J.  esq.  5,  Holles-st.  and  Waterford 
Burke,  Miss  Julia,  27,  Hardwicke-.street 
Burke,  Mrs.  15,  Bishop-street 
Burke,  Mrs.  M.  A.  12,  George's-place 
Burke,  Wra.  esq.  11,  Belvedere-place 
Burne,  J.  esq.  20,  Merrion-square,  south 
Burne,  Mrs.  Eliza,  51,   Harcourt-street 
Burrowes,  Geo.  esq.  35,  Harcourt-street 
Barrowes,  Jn.  esq.  Gen.  Post  Office 
Burrowes,  Mrs.  Aune,  21,  French-street 
Burrowes,  Rev.  Arn.  122,  Baggot-street 
Burton,  Cbas.  esq.  Fitzwilliam-square,  n. 
Burton,  Robt.  esq.  17,  Dominick-street 
Bushe,  Charles  Kendal,  esq,  Solicitor-Gen. 
5,  Ely-place,    and   Kilmurry,   Thomas- 
town,  County  Kilkenny 
Butler,  Hon.  Mrs.  7,  Mountjoy-place 
Butter,   Henry,  esq.  7,  upper  Dorset-street 
Butler,  Thomas,  esq.  8,  lower  Fitzwm.-st. 
Buttle,  Wm.  esq  3,  Charlemont-street 
Byrne,  Anthony  D.  esq.  Dromartin 
Byrne,  Edm.  64,  Suaimer-hill 
Byrne,  Jas.  esq.  54,  lower  Gard. -street 
Byrne,  Joseph,  esq.  25,  Prussia-strefct 
Byrne,  Mrs.  M.  A.  36,  N. great  George's-st. 
Byrne,  Mark,  esq.  18,  lower  Fitzw. -street 
Byrne,  Michael,  esq.  6,  Synnot-place 
Byrne,  Miss,  27,  Aungier-street. 
Byijne,  Wm,  esq.  29,  Grenville-street 
Cahill,  James,  esq.  5,  York-street 
Cairns,  Mrs.  47,  upper  Rutland- street 
Calbeck,  Mrs.  Anne,  36,  French-street 
Caldbeck,  E .  esq.  3,  lower  Caniden-street 
Callaghan,  M.  esq.  18,  upper  Gard.-street 
Gallon,  John,  esq.  21,  Park-street 
Callwell,  James,  esq,  7,  upper  Baggot-st. 
Callwell,  Mrs.  26,  Hardwicke-street 
Campbell,  Alex.  esq.  1,  great  Charles-st. 
Campbell,  Colonel,  1,  Grenville-street 
Campbell,  Doug,  esq.  90,    Baggot-street 


NOBILITy  AND  GENTJl¥. 

Campbell,    Geo.    esq.   Dublin  ''Ca9tlei;i;«nit» 

ParneU-place,  Graud-cauaV      '    ''■  'J  ■'I'S 
Campbell,  John,  esq.  41,  Eccles-slrect  nhO 
Campbell,  John,  esq.  3,    Rloimtjoy-squan© 
Campbell,  Mrs.  Cath.  Drumcondra       .  •*: 
•Campbell,  Mrs.  E.  30,  Stepheu's-green,il.> 
Campbell,   Mrs.  Mary,  Drunicondra        ;!' 
Cane,  Col.  30,  Baggot-street 
Caoe,  Major  Maurice,  Detizille-street 
Cane,  Richard,  esq.   60,  Dawson-street 
Canninjy,  Mrs,  J.  29,  Rutland-square,  west 
Cannon,  Major,  Synnot-place 
Garden,  Mrs.  R.  9,  upper  Mount-street 
Garden,  Sir  J.  Bart.  28,  up.  Merrion-sq, 
Carens,  Step.  esq.  4,  Montpelier-h. 
Carey,  Henry,  esq,  34,  Richmond-street 
Carey,  Rev.  John,  13,  Whitefriar-street 
Carlisle,  Mrs,  M.  23,  Blessington-street 
Carmack,  Mrs.  A,  118,  Stephen's-green,  s. 
Carmichael,  E.  esq.  13,  French-street    '■'•'  ' 
Carmichael,  Messi-s.  24,  Rutland-sq.  n.afiA"^ 

Ballymanduff  ' 

Carmichael,  Mrs.  Jean,  3,  Digges-stretJt 
Carolan,  John,  esq,  14,  Grenviile-street 
Carr,  Geo.   esq,    17,  Mountjoy-sq.    s.  and 

Greenfield,  near  Hcvth 
Carr,  Rev.  Mr.  19,  Leeson-street 
Carr,  Rev.  T.  19,  Leeson-street 
Carroll,  Epb.  esq.  41,  Stepben's-green,  C; 

and  Rockfisld,  Co,  -Wicklow 
Carioll,  John,  esq.  6,    Hume-street 
Carroll,  Wm.  H.  esq.  2,  Gardiner's-place 
Carshore,    Wm.  esq.  57,  lower  Dorset-.st. 

and  Trim,  Co.  Meatb 
Carter,  W.  Haret,  esq.  Maretimo,  Black Rk. 
Carey,  Tri^t.  esq.  17,  George's-place 
Casey,  Audr.  esq.  3,  lower  Pembroke-street 
Cash,  Alderman,  John,  34,  Rutland-sq.  w. 

and  Belville 
Cash,  Geo.esq.  3,  Temple-street 
Cashel,  His  Grace  the  Archbishop  of,  Mer- 

rion  square,  and  Palace,  Casbel 
Cashell,  H.  esq.  9,  lower  Glouc.-street 
Cassidy,  Peter,  esq.  10,  Earl-street,  n. 
Castlecoote,  Rt,  Hon.  Lord,  Ciistom-honsc, 

Dublin,    Forest  Lodge,  Mountrath,  and 

Leopardstown,  Co.  Dublin 
Cavanagh,  Mrs.  20,  s.  Cumberland-street 
Cave,    Rich,  esq,  30,  n.   Frederick-street, 

and  Bettyville,  Rabeny  "" /' 

Cavendish,  J.  esq.  24,  s.  Cumberland-strcetf 
Chabot,  Lieut.-Col.  13,  Dominick-street 
Chadwjck,  Lieut.  26,  Denzillc-street 
Chaigneau,  P.  esq.  4,  lower  Fitzw.-street 
Chamberlain,  Mrs.  33,  up.  Merrion-street 
Chambers,  Mrs.  17,  up.  Dorset-street 
Chambers,    Jas.   esq.   3,    Gardiner* s-row, 

and  Cockle-hill 
Chambers,  Mrs.  M,  46,  Eecles-street 
Chamley,  Cht.  esq.  2,  Gardiner's-row 
Chamley,  Geo.  esq.  15,  up.  Gard.-street 
Chapman,    Sir  T.  34,  .Merrion-sq.  s.  and 

St,  Lucy,  Athboy 
Charlemont,  Rt.  Hon  Earl  of,  22,  Rutland ." 

»q,  N.  and  Marino,  Co.  Dublin  ^ ''-  -• 


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NOMLITY  AND  GENTRy. 

Gh«rlex'il!e,  Rt.  Hoc.  Earl  of,  46,  Stonben's- 

gr.  E.&  Charleville  Forest,  Tnllatnore 
Chinnery,  LB<3y  A.  5,  Mouutjoy.-sti,,  ii. 
GUristtBiis,  Tl'.os.    esq.    20,    Dom.-st.    and 

Newtown-paik-,  Ulnck  Rock 
Cidncarry,  Rt.  Honourable  Countess  of  10, 

Be]vcdere-p!aee  " 
Clarke,  Sir  Artbui',  44,  preat  Geoi'gc-st.  n. 
ClarkevEchv(i.  esq,  12,   Henrietta-street  . 
Clarke,  Edward,  esq.  44,  !^iesf.ington-st. 
Clarke,  John,  esq.  .51,   Ecci-s-street 
Cl.iike,  John,  esq.  14,  North-Strand 
Clarke,  Miss,  21,   Blessinffton-street 
Clarke,  Mrs.  65,  Mouiit-.street 
Clarke,  Mrs.  C.  19,  S.  Frederick-street 
Clarke,  Rev.  G.  13,  Behed -re-pkre 
Clarke,  Thoa.  esq.  12,  Temple-street 
Clarke,  Thos.  esq.  107,  Stephen's-grecn,  w. 
Clegg,  Miss,  34,  A;  ran-quny 
Clements,  Jas.  esq.  31,  Summer-hill 
Cbnaeuts,  Mrs.  74,  Dorset-street 
Clibborn,  Edward,  esq.  42,  York-street 
Clibborne,  Mrs.  E.  22,  Camden-street 
Clinton,  John,  esq.  14,  1.  Card. -street 
Cgates,  Mrs.  Isaac,  10,  Molesworth-strcet 
Cochlan,  Ch.  esq.  11,  GloncesJer-street 
Code,  Henvy,  esq.  13,  Eccles-street 
Coghlan,  Rev.  J  A.  34,  low.   Gard.-sf. 
Coldongh,  Lady,  18,  Molesworth-strect 
Coleman,  Robt.  esq.  1,  Castle-yd.  &  Artane 
Colgan,  Geo.  esq.  3,  Dawsou-street 
Colley,  Mrs.  Ann,  Harold's-cross 
Collins,  John,  esq.  1,  n.  Earl-street 
Collins,  Mrs,  10,  Denziile-street 
Colvill,  Mrs.  Sarah,  33,  Marlbro'-street 
Comerford,  Edw.  esq.  29,  Eccles-street 
Commerford,  John,  esq.  2,  Leinster-street 
Conlan,  W.  esq.  2,  Clanbrassil-placc 
Council,  Jeffery,  esq.  17,  N.  Annc-street 
Connolly,  M.  esq.  46,  Mount-street 
Connolly,  Wm.  esq,  19,  Prussia- street 
Connolly,  Wm.  esq.  22,  up.  Baggot-street 
Connor,  Edw,  esq.  25,  Summer-hill 
Connor,  Henry,  esq.  Fair-view 
Conway,  F.  W.  esq.  56,  Mount-street 
Conyngbam,  Capt.  R.  N.  25,  Portobello 
Cooke,  Geo.  G.  27,  Blessington-street 
Cooke.  James,  esq.  71,  Blessington-street 
Cooke,  R.  esq.  16,  Mabbot-street 
Cooper,  Austin,  esq.  4,  Merrion.sq.  n. 
Cooper,  J.  S.  esq.  52,  Summer-hill 
Cooper,  Miss  E,  18,  up,  Mcrrion-square 
Cooper,  Mrs.  S.  61,  Dawsjn-street 
Cooper,  Rev.  W.  15,  Charlotte-street 
Coote,  Sir  Chas.  Bart.  88,  Baggot-street 
Coote,  Mrs.  Maria,  3,  Synnot-place 
Cope,  Wm.  esq.  9,  Hume-street 
Corballis,  Jas.  esq.  9,  up.  Gard. -street 
Corballis,  Richd.  esq,  5,  up.  Mount-street, 

and  Roebuck 
Corbet,  John,   esq.  28,  lower  Gard. -street 
Corbet,  W.  esq.  5,  Montpelier-hill 
Corcoran,  D.  esq.  31,    Blessington-street 
Corneille,  Mrs.  21,  Ely-place 
Cornelle,  Capt.  11,  Merrion-sqiiare,  w. 


.   NOBILITY  AND  GENTRY. 

Cornwwiill,  John,  esq,   8,  Frederick-street 
Corr,  William,  esq.  35,  Molesworth-street 
Corry,  Jfi's.  esq.  9,  Lurgan-street 
Cosby,  Maior,  17,  Belvedere-place 
Costigan,  Mrs,  4,  low.  Mount-street 
Cotton,  Rev.  G.  W,  50,  William-street     u.: 
Coulhourne,  T.  esq.  17,  up.  Camden-et.     > 
Courtney,  Miss,  117,   Baggot-street 
Cowan,  John,  esq.  6,  upper  Camden«street 
Cowell,  Mr.s.  E.  19,  Aungier-st. 
Cox,  Lady  E.  13,  Molesworth-street 
Cox,  Mrs.  Cath.  25,  Moles  wo  rth-street 
Coyne,  Mrs,  32,  Molesworth-street 
Cramer,  Rev.  Dr.  Drumcondra 
Crampton,  John,  esq.  15,  Merrion-street 
Crampton,  Major,  15,  Holies-street 
Crampton,  P.  C  esq.  3,  Merrion-sq.  w. 
Crampton,  P.  Seijt.-Gen.  13,  Merrion-sq,  n. 
Crawford,  Amir,  esq.  61,  Dawson-street 
Crawford,  James,  esq,  61,  Dawson-street 
Crean,  Andrew,  esq.  28,  Hardw.-street 
CreigJiton,  Hon.  Mrs.  9,  Mountjoy-sq. 
Creighton,  G.  W.esq.  26,  French-street 
Creii^iiton,  J.  esq.  4,  Merrion-square,  w, 
Creighton,  Lieut,  Col.  37,  Rutland-sq.  w. 
Croffts,  W.  G.  esq.  35,  Merrion-sq.  s.  and 

Newtown,  Charlevillc,  Co.  Cork 
Crofton,  J.  esq.  Roebuek-castle 
Crofton,  Sir  Hugh,  Bart.  27,  up.  Merrion- 
street,  and  ilohil 
Crofton,  M.  esq.  44,  Leeson-st.  &  Kjllinei 
Crosby,  Win.  esq.  58,  lower  Dorset-street 
Crosdailc,  Mrs,  14,  Molesworth-street 
Crosthwait,  L.  esq,  DoUymount,  Qontarf 
Crostliwait,  John,  esq.  Virgemont 
Crow,  Chas.  esq.  8,  Summer-hill 
Cuff,  Col.  59,    Dawson-street,    and  Deal- 
castle,  Co.  Mayo 
Culie,  Mrs.  44,  DorRet-street 
Cullen,  John,  esq.  3,  Crew-street 
Cullen,  Miss  E.  5,  up.  Dominick-street 
Cullen,  Mrs.  M.  1,  King's-inns-street 
Gumming,  Hugh.  esq.  23,  lower  Fitzw.-st. 

and  Ballyhone,  Co.  Dublin 
Cummins,  A.  esq.  20,  up,  Rutland-street 
Curran,  Fran,  esq,  25,  Prussia- street 
Curtis,  Colonel,  70,  Blessington-street 
Curtis,  Mrs.  92,  Baggot-street 
Curtis,  Miss  A.  30,  Kildare-street 
Cusack,  Geo,  esq.  29,  Blessington-street 
Cusack,  Mrs.  M.  3,  Hamilton's-r.  &  Merrion 
Cuthbert,  Mrs.  10,  Gloucester-street 
Cuthbert,  W.  P.  esq.  9,  Blessington-street 
Dabzac,  Mrs.  Cath.  27,  mid.  Gard.-street 
Dalton,  E.  T,  esq,   12,  low.  Fitawilliam-st. 
Dalton,  Edw.  esq,  great  Ship-street 
Dal3',  Jas.  esq.  12,  great  Charles-street 
Daly,  Lady  Harriet,  3,  Henrietta-street 

and  Bromley,  Co.  Wicklow 
Daly,  Mrs.  Jane,  30,  lower  Gardiner-st, 
Daly,  Rt.  Hon.  Justice,  15,  Rutland-sq.  e. 
Dames,  Miss  Maria,  48,  Hardwicke-street 
Daniell,  James,  esq.  17,  Cufle-street 
Daniel,   Thomas,    esq.  .Commercial-build- 
ings, and  Drumcondra 


24 


DUBLIN. 


NOBILITY  AND  GENTRY. 

Danioll,  VVm.  esq.  2«,  Bas-.c^ot-street  * 
Darley,  Aid.  F.  60,  Wiiliani-strcpt 
Darley,  ^Jrs.  li.  13,  North  gt.  Goorge-st 
Darling,  Geo.  esq.  19,    Glonccster-street 
Davenport;  Rev.  Wm.F.  T.  C.  D.  10,  Hen- 
rietta-street 
Davis,  Mrs.  8,  Russell-street 
Davis,  Mrs,  8,  Digues  street 
Davis,  Rev.  Eris,  1^  Fitzwilliam-squarc 
Dawson,  A.  esq.  22,  Merrion-sqimre,   soutii 
Dawson,  Mrs.-  M.  54,  M;irlboro'-street 
Dawson,  Mrs.  R.  24,  Summsr-hill 
Dawson,  Paul,  esq.  72,  Dorset-street 
Daxon,  Giles,  esq.   19,  Kildare-street,  and 

Ennis,  Co.  Ckre 
Day,  Hon.  Rob.  5,  Merrion-square,  north, 

and  Laughlinstown 
Deane,  C.  H.  esq.  9 1 ,  Summer-hill 
Dease,  John,  esq.  33,  Curab. -street,  north 
Deaves,  Mrs.  M.  Nassau-street 
Decluzeau,  Mrs.  R.  2,  Frederiek-street,  n. 
Deey,  Wm.  esq.  5,  Merrion-square,  east 
Delahoyde,  Mrs.  R.  36,  Hardivicke-strcet 
Delany,  Mrs.  ll,  Mount-street 
Peiin,  Andr.  esq.  5S,  lowei-  Canulen-strcet 
Dennis,  Mrs.  Matil.  5,  Hardvvicke-place 
Dennis,    Thomas,    esq.    33,  Stephen's-gr. 

east,  and  Fortgianite.  Co.  Wicklov/ 
Derry,  Lord  Bishop  of,    12,   Merrion-sq. 

north,  and  Palace,  Derry 
De  Vesci,  Rt.  Hon.   Lord,  25,  Merrion-sq. 

north,  and  Abbeyleix,  Queen.'s-C->, 
De  Villiers,  John,  esq.  22,  Gloucester-st. 
Dickenson,  J.  esq.  4,  Margaret-place 
Dickson,  Jos.  esq.  21,  Mount-street 
Dickson,  Stephen,  esq,  17,  Steph. -green,  n. 
Diclvson,  S.  esq.  Merrion-square,  north 
Dickson,  Thos.  esq.  11,  Cufie-strest 
Digby,  Mrs.  E.  10,  Mountjoy-sq.  n. 
Digby,  Mrs.  J.  D.  23,  Leeson-street 
Dillon,  Mrs.  88,  Dorset-street 
Disney,  Col.  6,  Margaret-place 
Disney,  Thomas,  esq.  38,  up.  Gloucester- 
street,  Clontarf,  and  Ballysax,  KilcuUen 
Dix,  Eben.  esq.  62,  low.  Dorset-street 
Dixon,  Captain,  34,  Holies-street 
Dixon,  John,  esq.  72,  Mount-street 
Dixon,  Robt.  esq.  10,  Fitzw.-square,  w. 
Dixon,  Thos.  esq.  4,  Park-st.  and  Bullock 
Dixon,  Wm.  esq.  68,  low.  Mount-street 
Dobbin,  Rev.  Dr.  33,  Eccles-street 
Dobbs,  Mrs.  34,  Summer-hill 
Dodd,  John,  esq.  27,   Portland-street 
D'Olier,  Isaac,  esq.  18,  Baggot-street 
Domville,  SirCompton,  Bart.  Santry-house, 

Santry,  Co.  Dublin 
Donelan,  M.  esq.  57,  up.  Dorset-bouse 
Donlevy,   Dan.  esq.  20,  Park-street,  and 

Oranmore,  Co.  Galway 
Donlevy,  Wm.  esq.  14,  Mountjoy-square, 

w.  and  Priestliouse 
Donlevie,  Mrs.  16,  Dawson-street 
Donovan,  J.  esq.  5,  Fit7.william-square,  n. 
Donovan,  L.  Neill,  esq.  2,  Mountjoy-sq.  w. 

and  Jeanville,  Roebuck 


NOBILITY  AND  Gl^.NTRY. 
Donovan,  R.  esq.  61,  low.  Mount-street 
Dooner,  Patrick,  esq.  15,  Digges-street 
Douglass,  Dr.  H.   12,  Merrion-row 
Douglass,  Mrs.  A.  5,  Clare-street 
Dowdall,  Rev.  Dr.  15,  Kildare-street 
Dowdell,  Pat.  esq.  32,  Mecklenb.-street 
Dowdoii,  Mrs.  E.  31,  Charlemont-street 
Dowell,  —  esq.  6,  Mountjoy-square,  n. 
Dowman,  J.  esq.  1.j7,  Mecklenb.-street 
Dov^n,  Lord  Bishop  of,  45,  n.  groat  Geo.- 

strcct,  and  Portanoi'e,  Co.  Dowti 
Dowues,  Rt.  Hon.  the  Lord  Chief  .Justice,. 
26,  Merrion-square,  n.  and  Merville,  Co. 
Dublin 
Downey,  Wm.  esq.  57,  Domk.-street 
Doyel,"Capt.  R.N.  3,  Russell-pl. 
Doyle,  George,  esq.  13,  Russell-pl. 
Doyle,  M  U,  esq.  (36,  Marlboro'rstreet 
Draper,  Geo  esq.  17,  Summer-hill 
Draper,  R.  11.  esq.  18,  Wentworth-pl. 
Drew,  Mrs.  4,  up.  Mount-street 
])roglieda,  Marquis  of,  Sackville-st.  Moore- 
abbey,  Monasterevan,    Co.   Kildare,  and 
Moore-pl.  Kent,  England 
Drummond,  Rev.  Dr.  23,  Cumb.-street,  n. 
Drury,  Rev.  R.  26,  Peter-street 
Dry,  M.  W.  esq.  22,  Queen-street 
Dublin,  His  Grace  the  Archbishop  of,  15, 
Stephen's-green,  n.  and  the  Castle,  Tal- 
laght 
Duflj  Lionel,  esq.  22,  Marlboro'-street 
Duigenau,  Mrs.  Henrietta-street, and  Sandj-- 

mount,  Co.  Dublin 
Dumoulin    John,  esq.  37,  Stephen's-green: 
Dunbar,  Major,  1,  Clanbrassil-pl. 
Dunbar,  Miss,  19,  low.  Gardiner.-street 
Duncan,  John,  esq.  61,  Camden-street 
Duncan,  Mrs.  James,  17,  Eccles-street 
Duncan,  W.  esq.  34,  Charlemont-street 
Dunkin,  Lieut. -Col.  15,  Prussia-street 
Dunlevie,  C.  esq.  29,  up.  Doi'set-street 
]>unn,  John,  esq.  53,  low.  Camden-street' 
Dunn,  Michael,  esq.  Balbriggan 
Dunn,  Mrs.  M.  37,  Harcourt-street 
Dunn,  Mrs.  9,  up.  Pembroke-street 
Dunn,  Mrs.  6,  Holies-street 
Dwyer,  E.  esq.  13,  up.  Fitzw.-street 
Eccies,  Mrs.  A.  2,  Hardwicke-street 
Eehlin,  M.  esq.  7,  Fitzwm.-square,    w. 
Edgar,  Mrs.  E.  Prussia-street 
Egan,  Mrs.  11,  Bishop-street 
Eifle,  .John,  esq.  56,  low.  Gai"diner-street 
Ekenliead,  Mrs.  36,  Cumb.-street,  n. 
Ellis,  Henry,  esq.  23,  Eccles-street 
Elphin,  Lord  Bishop  of,  up.  Gard.-street, 

and  Elphin-house,  Elphin 
Elrington,  Rev.  Dr.  Provost,  Trin.  College,. 

Dublin,  Grafton-street 
Erck,  Mrs.  100,  Stephen's-green 
Erne,  Rt.  Hon.  Earl  of,  4,  gt.  Denmark- 
street,  and  Crum  Castle,  Co.  Fermanagh 
Esmonde,  Sir  Thos.  Bart.  9,  gt.  Denmark- 
street,  and  Ballinastraw,  Co.  Wexford 
Espinasse,  Isaac,  esq.  15,  Hume-street 
Eustace,  Mrs.  114,  Stephen's-green,  w. 


DUBLIN. 


25 


NOBIUTY  AND  GENTRY. 

EiRtace,  Robt.  esq.  14,  Merrion-square,  s. 

*.nd  NeWstown,  Co.  Carlow 
Eustace,  Sam.  esq.  19,  Mecklenb.-street 
Evans,  Geo.  esq.  6,  Digj^es-street 
Flvans,  H.  esq.  35,  gt.  George-street,  n. 
Every,  J.  esq.  87,  Dorset-street 
Evvin'g,  Mrs.   1.3,  great  Charles-street 
Exshaw,  Aklermaa  J.  103,  Grafton-street, 

and  Windy-harbour 
Exshaw,  Miss  A.  35,  Summer-hill 
Falconer,  Andr.  esq.  2,  Dawson-street 
Fanning,  N.  esq.  24,  Blackhall-street 
Famham,  the  Earl  of,  18,  Rutland-square, 

n.  and  Farnham,  Co.  Cavan 
Farrell,  James,  esq.  4,  Merrion-square,  e. 
Farrell,  Richard,  esq.  34,  n.  Great  Geo.-st. 
Farrell,  Wm.  esq.  11,  Kil  dare -street 
Farrer,  — esq.  26,  Merrion-square  s. 
Faviere,  Mrs.  2,  Fitzwilliam-square,  w. 
Fayle,  Robert,  esq.  54,  Blessington-street 
Fea,  Rev.  John,  10,  Sumfner-hill 
Fearon.  Dan.  esq.  33,  upper  Baggot-street 
Fenner,  VVm.  esq.  135,  Dorset-street 
Ferguson,  Benj.  esq.  9,  south  Frederick-st. 
Ferguson,  John,  esq.  107,  Dorset-street 
Ferguson,  Jos.  esq.  7,  Cope-street,  north 
Ferguson,  Miss,  65,  Dawson-street 
Ferguson,  T.  esq.  1,  Gloucester-street 
Ferns,  Mrs.  30,  Blessington-street 
Ferns,  the  Lord  Bishop  of,  1,  Belvedere- 
pi.  and  Palace  of  Fearns,  Co.  Wexford 
Ferrar,  Edw..28,  lower  Dorset-street 
Ferrar,  Mrs.  M.  7,  Syunot-place 
Fetherstone,  James,  esq.  40,  Dominick-st, 

and  Bracklin-Castle,  Co.  Meath 
Fetherstone,  Mrs,  3,  Clare-street 
Fetherstone,  Mrs-  S.  42,  Hardwicke-street 
Field,  Boyle,  esq.  3,  Prussia-street 
Figgis,  Sam.  esq.  45,  Charlemout-street 
Finch,    Edw.  esq.    77,   Mount-street,    and 

Tullamon,  Co.  Tipperary 
Findlay,  Jas.esq.  60,  lower  Dorset-street 
Fingal,  the  Earl  of,  great  Denmark-street, 

andKileen,  Co.  Meath 
Finlay,  Colonel,  74,  Mount-street 
Finlay,  Mrs.  M.  49,  Blessington-street 
Finney,  Thos.  esq.  34,  Stephen's-green,  east 
Fitton,  Nich.  esq.  22,  York-street 
Fitzgerald,  C.  esq.  1,  lower  Pemb.-street 
Fitzgerald,  Capt.  34,  upper  Merrion-street 
Fitzgerald,  Dr.  7,  Stephen's  green,  north 
Fitzgerald,  Miss  M.  55,  Harcourt-street 
Fitzgerald,  Mrs.  7,  Russell-street 
Fitzgerald,  Mrs.  A.  9,  Gloucester-street 
Fitzgerald,   Right  Hon,  James,   11.  Moles- 
worth-street,  Booterstown,    Co.   Dublin, 
and  Ennis,  Co.  Clare 
Fitzgerald,  Right  Hon.  William,  M.  P.  II, 

Molesworth-street 
Fitzgerald,  Thomas,  esq.   12,  Stepben's-st 
Fitzpatrick,  P.  esq.  U,  Berresford-place 
Fitzsimons,  Captain,  19,.  Anglesea-street 
Fitzimons,  Edw.  esq.  49,  Harcourt-street 
Fitzimons,  Mrs.  46,  Jervis-street 
Flanagan,  Mrs.  1,  Peter's-row 
D 


NOBILITY  AND  GENTRY. 

Fleming,  Alderman,  Smock-alley 
Fleming,  Mrs.  5,  Duke-street 
Fleming,  Nich.  esq.  8,  Belvedere-place 
Fleming,  P.  esq.  139,  Mecklenb.-street 
Fletcher,  Hon.  Justice,  15,  Merrion-square, 

east,  and  Montrose,  Co,  Dublin 
Fletcher,  Mrs,  Esther,  35,  Charlemont-st. 
Flood,  Patric'..,  e'q.  56,  BleSsington-street 
Flood,  Wm.  e.:q.  Henry-street 
Flynn,  Rev.  Mr.  Kildare-street 
Foot,  Jeoffrev,  osq.  56,  Leeson-street 
Forbes,  Rt.  Hiiu.  Gen.  Lord,  21,  Mer-sq.  n. 
Forster,  John,  esq.  16,  upper  Gard. -street 
Forster,  Robert,  esq.  48,  upper  Rutland-st. 
Fortescue,  Sir  Chichester,  21,  up.  Merrion- 
street,  and  Rostervor 
Fortescue,  W,  H.  esq.  Fitzgib.-street 
Fortesque,  Wm.  esq.  16,  n.  gt,  George-st. 
Forth,  Mrs.  B.  6.  Charlemont-street 
Fo.ster,  Allen,  esq.  62,  Mount-street 
Foster,  John,  esq.  31,  Nelson-street 
Foster,  Mrs.  32,  Mount-street 
Foster,  Mrs.  J.  Wm.  Rutland-square,  east, 

and  Milestown,  Co.  Louth 
Foulis,  Sir  Jas.  Bart.  44,  Mount-street 
Fowler,  J.  esq.   3,  Wentworth-place 
Fox,  CUr.  esq.  15,  up-  Pembroke-street 
Fox,  Hon.  Luke,  25,  Merrion-square,  south, 

and  I'imblestown 
Fox,  Mat.  esq.  81,  Stephen's-green,  south 
Fox,  Mrs.  13,  Hume-street 
Fox,  Mrs,  Ehza,  44,  up.  Dor.set-street 
Fox,  Pat.  esq.  66,  lower  Gardiner-street 
Foxhall,  John,  esq.  2,  Harcourt-street 
Francis,  Mrs.  37,  Clarendon-street 
Francis,  Mrs.  52,  Dorset-street 
Frankfort  de  Montmorency,    Right    Hon. 
Lord,  15,  Merrion-square,  south,  Mary- 
field,  Clontarf,  and  Franlifort.  Kilkenny 
Franklin,  Rich.  esq.  30,  Camden-street 
Franks,  R.  esq.  52,  Leeson-street 
Frazer,  H.  esq.  36,  upper  Dominick-street 
Freake,  Alex.  esq.  28,  Jervis-street 
Freeman,  Lt.-Gen.  8,  up.  Merrion-street 
French,  Capt.    George,   R.    N.   21,    lower 

Gloucester-street 
French,  Lieut.  Col.  127,  Baggot-street 
French,  Wm.  esq.  2,  Denzille-street 
Fyers,  Ma^.  Gen.  Wm,  75,  up.  Stephen-st. 
Gahan,  Mrs.  8,  Mountjoy-square,  west 
Galbraith,  Mrs.  Cath.  22,  Summerhill,  and 

Stewartstown,  Co.  Tyrone 
Galbraith,  Sir  James,  Bart.  38,  gt.  George- 
street,  north,  andStrabane 
Gallagher,  Mrs,  1,  Richmond-street,  south 
Galloway,  John,  esq.  37,  north  Cumb.-st. 
Gamble,  Rev.  Dr.  Paradise- row 
Gamble,  Rev.  P.  Clontarf 
Gardiuer,  A.  esq.  33,  upper  Rutland-street 
Garnett,  John,  P.  esq.  125,  Baggot-street 

and  Arch-hal!,  Co.  Meath 
Garnett,  Rev.  G.  Chas.  13,  Temple-street 
Garratt,  Richard,  esq.  40,  Blessmgton-st. 
Garden,  Pat.  esq.  8,  Synnot-place 
Garvagh,  Lord,  29,  Rutland  square,  west 


BUBJblN. 


Gaskell,  T.  P.esq.  13,  Fitzwillia,mrsq,  w, 
Gavan,  James,  tjsq.  IL,  Blackhali-street 
GeaJe,  Ju.  esq.  1 1,  iVl,ountjoy-s(i.  nortji,  and 

Ralieiiy, 
Gelston,  John,  esq.  3,  Charlcmont-street 
Geoghegan,  Gt^n;.  esq.  2,  Cumb.-street,  ?outh 
Geoi-ge,  IJjOn.  B^ron,  Cokliilo-.v,  Co.  Dublin 
Ge(?i;ge,  James,  esq.  Si,  Manor-street 
George,  Mrs.  D,  94,  Baggot-street 
Gibbons,  Mrs.  19,  iQiver^Dorset-street 
Gibson,  Mvs,  33,  Gufle-f-treet 
Gibton,  Mrs.  M,  Drgmcoudra 
Gi^^i:(J>  Jphn,    esq,  upper,  Baggot -street, 

am  Drunjartin  Castle 
GiljT!>fi}-e,    J.  B.   esq.     9,    Mcimtjoy-place, 

and  Carrickfergus,  Go.  Antrim  ' 
Glascock,  E.  esq.  3,  Hfitch-street 
Gleadpwe,  A^gsL.2.5,  npper  Saekvjlle-st. 
Glentwortl),  I^rcJi  2,  Merripn-sq.  south 
Gle\y,  Thpniaf!,  F.  esq.  7,  Portland-row 
Goft;  Jos.  esq,  3»  Movinfjoy-sq.  north,  and 

Newtown-park 
Goff^  i^ev-  Mr,.  44,  Eccles-street 
Golding,  .Tac.  esq.  30>  HpUes-street 
Good,  \^iliiam,  esq.  2,  Harcourt-street 
Goodin,  Rjr.l^ardi  esq.  121^  Dorset-street 
Gordon,  Alex.  esq.  10,  Usher's-isJe 
Cloi;^9n,  B^n-  ^sq.  8,  north  Summer-street 
Gordon,  PI.  esq.  15,  north  Summer-street 
Gordqn,  JVifs,  30,  Dorset^street 
Gordon,  P.  esq.  13,  lower  Gloucester^street 
Gore,  Fran,  esq,  13,  Stephen's-green,  norUi 

and.Di^rrymore,  Co,  Clare 
Gore,  George,  esq,  21,  Temple-street 
Gore,  Hon,    Colonel,    Dublin  Castle,  and 

Glasnevin 
Gore,  Mrs..  M.  31,  great  George's-street,  n. 
Gorf;,  William,  esq.  Elmgreen 
Gore,  Sir  Ralph,.9,  Mountjoy-square,  west 
Gorges,  Mrs.  M,  2,  Temple-street 
Gort,  Lord  Viscount,  4,  Kildare-street,  and 

Qort,   Co.  Galway 
Grace,  Mrs.  A.  5,  upper  Eitzwilliam-street 
Grace,  Sir  W.  Bart.  10.  Leinster-street 
Grady„  Mrg,  15,  lowjer  Mpunt-street 
Grange,  Captain,  25,  uppei- Baggot-street 
Grant,  Captain,  5,  Charlemont-place 
Grant,  Mrs.  2j  Erne  street 
Grant,  Mrs,  Jane,  5%  Eccles-street 
Grant,    Right  Hon.  Charles,  M.  P.  Chief 

Secretary  of  State,  Dublin  Castle,  &  Phoe- 
nix-park ;  Russellrst.  London,  &  Fortrose, 

Invprnesshire,,  Scotland 
Grant,  Wm.  esq.  33,  Ship-street 
Grattan,    Rt.  Hon.  Henry,   M,  P.  Leeson- 
street,  and  T/innehinch  Bray,  Co.  Wi<5klow 
Gray,  O.  W.  esq.  15-,  upper  Camden-street 
Green,  Abr,  esq.  26,  Molesworth-street 
Greene,  John,  esq.   11>   Leesop-street,  and 

Greenfieldj  Co.  Eildare 
Greene,  C.  esq.  50,^  Blessington-street 
Greene,  Frederick,  esq.  Clanbra§8iI-row. 
Greene,  Geo.  esq.  46,  upper  Rutland-street 
Greene,  J.  esq.  2?,  GrerivillerStreet 
Greene,  Mrs,  38,  Baggot-street 


NOBILITY  AND  GENTRY. 
Qreer,  John,    esq.  16,    Nelson-street,  and 

Grangemagregor,  Co.  Tyrone 
Gregg,  Mrs.  21,  great  Ship -street 
Gregg,  Thornton,  esq.  76,  lower  Dorset-st. 
Gregg,  G.  esq.  Monkstown  Cottage,  Dunleary 
1^  Gregory,  Wra.  esq.  Castle  of  Dublin,  and 
Phcenix-park 
Grey,  Chris,  esq.  11,  Digges-street 
Grey,   Mrs.  11,  Digges-street 
Grey,  Mrs.  M.  63,  Summer-hill 
Griffin,  Rev.  Henry,  26,  Mount-street 
Grilnth,  Miss  M.  78,  Aungier-street 
Griiiith,  Rev.  Mr.  3,  Richmond-street,  south 
Grogan,  Jolm,  esq,  10,  Harcourt-street,  and 

Tinnykeliy-Lodge,  County  Wicklow 
Grogan,  John,  esq.  45,  Prussia-street 
Grogan,  Mrs.  48,  Leeson-street,  and  John- 
stown Castle,  County  Wextbrd 
Grogan,  Geo.  Lieut.  Gen.  29,  Clare-street 
Guinnoss,  Ar.  esq,  33,  Rutland-square,  w. 
Guinness,  Beuj.  esq.  Jamee'-gate 
Guinness,  Rev.  Dr.  52,  lower  Camden-street 
Guinness,  W.  L.  esq.  13,  Mountjoy-sq.  n. 
Gunning,  J.  esq.  31,  upper  Dominick-street 
Guthne,    Mrs.  M.  32,  upper  Dominick-st. 
hacket,  Mrs.  M.  48,  lower  Mount-street 
Hacket,  Mrs.  12,  Molesworth-street 
Haddock,  J.  esq.  2,  Gardiner's- row 
Haffield,  Thomas,  esq.  Ranalagh 
Hagarty,  J.  C.  esq.  37,  Eccles-street 
Hagartys,  the  Bliss,   21,   Blackh.-street 
Haggerston,  Capt.  Richmond-avenue 
Hp.ll,  Alex.  esq.  9,  Synnot-place 
Hall,  Chas.  esq.  Westmorland-street 
Hall,  J.  esq  ISO,  Baggot-st.  andBurton-halJ 
Hall,  Robt.  esq.  17,  north  great  George's-st. 
Ilamill,  Rev,  Mr.  70,  Camden-street 
Hamilton,  Alex.  esq.  23,  Rutland-square, 

north,  and  Carlingford 
Hfimilton,  Arch.  esq.  18,  old  Domiuick-st. 
Hamilton,  Capt.  11,  Russell-place 
Hfimilton,  Col.  2,  Blessingtonrstreet 
Hfimilton,  E.  esq.  1,  Hamilton's-row 
Hamilton,  Fr.  esq.  32,  Dominick-street,  n. 
Hamilton,  H.  esq.  3,  Fitzwilliam-square,  e. 
Hamilton,    Hans.  esq.  M.  P.  13,  Mountjoy- 
square,  south,  and  Sheep-hill,  Co.  Dublin 
Hamilton,  John,  esq.  2,  Preston-street, 
Hamilton,  John,  esq."  9,  Leinster-street 
Hamilton,  Lady,  1,  lower  Gloucester-street 
Hamilton,  Miss  H.  2,-  Park-street,  east 
Hamilton,  Mrs.  144^  Dorset-street 
Hamilton,  Mrs.  48,  Dominick-street 
Hamilton,  Mrs.  B.  21,  Montpelier-house 
Hamilton,  Mrs.  F.  14,  Summer-hill 
Hamilton,  Mrs.  I.  8,  Rutland-square,  east 
Hamilton.   Mrs.  Sackville,    1,  Fitzw.-sq.  w. 
Hamilton,  C.  esq.  Revenue  Store  Keeper, 

Ringsend 
Hamilton,  Rev.  Geo.  38,  upper  Sackville-st, 

and  Hampton,  Balbriggan 
Hamilton,  Rob.  esq.  25,  Gardiner's-place, 

and  Clonsilla 
Hamilton,  S.  W.  esq.  10,  Grenville-street 
H^ndcock,  M.  esq.  24,  Harct,-st.  &  Sally-pa. 


^H^LIN, 


27 


NOBILITY  AND  'GEKTRY. 

Handcock,  Rev.  Dr.  52,  Marlboro'-street 
Handfield,  Col.  C.  9,  Mountjoy-sq.  north 
Hanks,  G.  esq.  18,  upper  Camden-street 
Hanley,  Richard,  esq.  37,  Cuffe-streei 
Hanlon,  Rob.  esq.  58,  Stephen's-gr.  south 
Hanna,  Mrs.  D.22,  Charlotte -street 
Harding,  Henry,  esq.  Dunville 
Hardingi  Wm.  esq.  29,  Mount-street 
Hardman,  Edw.  esq.  Custom-house 
Hare,  John,  esq.  101,  BagKot-street 
Hargreave,  Abra.  esq.  12,  Charlotte-street 
Hartland,  Lady  Dow.  24,  Merrion-sq.  n. 
Harkness,  Geo.  esq.  1,  Anne-st.  Russell-pl. 
Harkness,  Wm.  esq.  22,  Dominick-street 
Harley, —  esq.  1,  Fitzwilliam-square,  e. 
Harrington,  Mrs.  E.  9,  upper  Dominick-st, 
Harris,   Mich.  esq.  9,  upper  Merrion-street 
Harrison,  Jamfcs,  esq.  2,  King's-Inns-street 
Harrison,  T.  A.  esq.  2,  Harrington-st. 
Harrison,  T.  esq.  43,  Blessington-street 
Hart,  Capt.  29,  upper  Dorset-street 
Hart,  Jas.  esq.  20,  Kildare-street 
Hart,  Lieut.-Col.  Sandy  Mount 
Hartstonge,  M.  W,  esq.  16,  Molesworth-st, 
Harvey,  Mrs.  1,  n.  Cope-street 
Harvey,  P.  W.  esq.  72,  Stephen's-green,  s. 

and  Portobello 
Hassard,  Sir  Francis,  39,  Summer-h. 
Hastings,  J.  esq.  11,  Blessington-street 
Hatton,  Mrs.  M.  11,  Prussia-street 
Hawkesley,  A.  esq.   1,  Mountjoy -square 
Hawthorne,  Chas.  Stew.  esq.  Custom-house 
Hawxford,  Fra.  esq.  32,  Dorset-street 
Hay,  Mont.  J.  esq.  9,  Molesworth-street 
Head,  Miss  E.  16,  lower  Fitzwilliam-st. 
Hearae,  Mrs.  M.  A.  12,  great  Charles-st. 
Heavyside,  J.  esq.  2,  Wentworth  place 
Hebden,  John,  esq,  Beresford-place 
Henderson,  Capt.  Rathmines 
Henderson,  Mrs.  Park-street,  east 
Henry,  D.  esq.  69,  Marlborough- street 
Henry,  Hugh,   esq.  126     Bag!,'ot-strect 
Henthorne,  J.  esq.  109,  Stephen's-gr.  west 
Herbert,  E.  esq.  11,  Hardwicke-place 
Heron,  Michael,  esq.  69,  Capel-street 
Heron,  Mrs.  A,  67,  lower  Dorset-street 
Hewetson,  Miss,  17,  Portobello 
Hewett,  Hon.  Jas.  29,  Merrion-square,  n. 
Hewett,  Mrs.  Jane,  72,  Kildare-street 
Hewett,  T.  esq.  16,  upper  Baogot-street 
Hewson,  Rev.  Wm.  6,  upper  Mount-street 
Hewson,  Thos.  esq.  17,  French-street 
Heyland,  Row.  esq.  14,  Russell-street 
Higgins,  John,  esq.  27,    Molesworth-street 
Higinbotham,  H.  esq.  4,  Mountjoy-sq.  east 
Higinbotham,  Mi-s.  J.  18,  Gardiner-place 
Higinbotham,  T.  esq.  14,  Mountjoy-square, 

east,  and  Treasury,  Dublin  Castle 
Hill,  Anth.  esq.  25,  Mount-street 
Hill,  B.  B.  esq.  Custom-house 
Hill,  Col.  E.  7,  Cavendish-row 
Hill,  John,  esq.  40, -Aungier-street 
Hill,  John,  esq.  83,   Dorset-street 
Hill,  Mrs.  8,  Fitzwilliam-square,  north 
Hill,  Mrs.  Sarah,  59,  Prussia-street 
Hincks,  Miss  B.  47,  north  great  George-st. 


NOBK.ITY  AND  d!-£!^TV, 

Hinds,  Mrs.  1,  PresWn-st.  Nt.-sli's.'n'd 
Hitchcock,  Mrs.  S.  5,  Clarertdom  street 
Hoare,  Mrs.  3,  GrehviUe-street 
Hobart,  Henry,  esq.  18,   BlcSsittgtbtt-stV^et 
Hobsbn,  Rev.  R.  J.  6,  low^r  Fitzwiiliami-St. 
Hodgens,  Thos.  esq.  12^  Rutland-sq.  ei"^ 
Hodges,  Wm.  esq.  41,  great  Shi^-^t^et 
Hodickinson,  Fra.esq.  S.F.  T.C.  D.  Trlkifty 

ColT^e  ,      . 

Hodgson,  !P.  J.  esq.  WilliAms-tOWn  ; 

Hodson,  Edw,  esq.  Fitzgibboii-stre'et 
Hoey,  Robert,  iesq.  23,  Manor-streei; 
Holdcroft,  F.  H.  e»q.  lO,  upper  Gardinfer^t. 
Holmes,  Alex.  fesq.  Scribblestown  ^ 

Holmes,  James,  ei5q.  118,   Stephen's-g^een 

west,  atld  Mterrion 
Holmes,  John,  esq.  14,  Chartemdnt-sft'e'et 
Holmes,  Mrs.  116,  SUthnier-iiill 
Holmes,  P.  esq.  7,  Ely-place,  arid  Tipperaf-y 
Holmes,  Rev.  Mr.  l5,  Bishop-street 
Holmes',  Sam.  esq.  6,  Richm'oiii'd-piaee,  tfrtd 

Richitiond-iVeniife', 
Hone,  Alderman,  124;  B&ggot-Strleet  'iM 

Kannahdale,  DuhdruAi 
Hone,  Nath.  esq.  Bank  Dir.44,  Harcbui^''%t. 
Hone,  C.  esq.  2,  Summer-hill 
Hone,  Mrs.  Anncj  46,  York-street 
Hone,  John,  esq.  21,  north  great  Ge'orgfe-st. 
Hone,  Mrs.  Eliz,  27,  Yoi-k-st.  and  Roeldield 
Hone,  Joseph,  esq.  §8,  Harcourt-strefet  £iKd 

Kilmabud 
Hone,  Wm.  esq.  32,  SntnmeT-hill 
Hope,  Mrs.  39,  IdiVter  Mouttt-street 
Hopkins,  John,  esq.   Ccitta^e-terrae'e,  Cir- 
cular-road 
Hopkins,  Mrs.  6,  Richmond-place 
Horner,  Henry,  esq.  8,  Dot^et-street 
Horner,  Rev.  James,  23,  lower  Dorset-St. 
Horner,  Rich.  esq.  19,   great  Chaf-les-strfebt 
Hort,  Lady,  Hortlamd,  Kilcock 
Howard,  John,  esq.  34,  upper  Dbminick-st. 
Howard,  J.  O.  esq.  32,  Denzille-street 
Howard,  Lady  S.  40,  Rutland -square,  weiit 
Howard,  Hon.  Col.  Bushfield,  Bi-ay 
Howard,  Wm.  esq,  30,  Mount-street 
Howsc,  Mrs.  A.  34,  Denzille-street 
Howth,  Rt.  Hbti.  the  Earl  of,  34,  lower 
Dominick-street,     and    the    Castle     of 
Howth,  County  of  Dublin 
Huband,  Jos.  esq'.  Chai^erilont-mall 
Huddart,  Rev.  T.  P.  15,  lower  Gloucester-sl. 
Huddleston,  F.  esq.  6,  Paradise-row 
Hudson,  Joseph,  esq.  10,  Prussia-street 
Hudson,  Mrs.  39,  Summer-h'Jl 
Hudson,  R.  esq.  51,  Blessington-street 
Hudson,  Wm.  esq.  53,  Dawson-street 
Hughes,  A.  Esq.  15,  Meckb-street 
Hughes,  C.  Clarke,  esq.  81,  Abbey-street 
Hughes,  G.  esq.  72,  William-street,  &  But- 

terfield-house ,  Rathfarnham 
Hughes,  John,  esq,  Drumcondra 
Hume,    Arthur,    esq.    63,  Dawson-strfeet, 
Dublin  Castle,  and  Down   Lodge,  New- 
town, Mount- Kennedy 
Hume,  John,  esq.  2,  Symiot-place 
.  Humphrey,  A.  ^sq  52,  lower  Gardmer-st. 


28 


DUBLIN. 


NOBILITY  AND   GENTRY. 

Humphrey,  J.  esq.  25,  lower  Fitzw.-st. 
Humphreys,  Chr.  esq.  62,  Eccles-street 
Humphreys,  John,  esq.  25,  Eccles-street 
Humphrys,  Wm.  esq.  Gardiners's-row 
Hunt,  J.  esq.  14,  u.  Merrion-st.  &  Hollyville 
Hunt,  Miss,  50,  Leeson-street 
Hunt,  Thos.  esq.  39,  lower  Gardiner-st. 
Hunter,  Lieut.  Wm.  R.  N-  7,  Blessingt.-st. 
Hussey,  Mrs.  M.  9,  upper  Gardiner's-street 
Hutchinson,  H.  esq  4,  Richmond-place 
Hutchinson,  Hon.  Abr.  Hely,  9,  north  great 
George  's-st .  and  Palmerstown.  Co .  D  ublin 
Hutchinson,   Hon.   Francis   Hely,  2,  Hen- 
rietta street  and  St.  Doulagh's 
Hutchinson,  Lady,  23,  Merrion-square,  n. 
Hutchinson,  Sir  S.  S.  32,  Harcourt-street, 

and  Palermo,  Bray 
Hutchinson,  Wm.  esq.   5,  Richmond-place 
Hutchinson,  Ephraim,  esq.  53,  Harcourt-st. 
Hutton,  Mrs.  23,  Gardiner's-place 
Huxley,  Colonel,  99,  Baggot-street 
Hyde,  Captain,  2,  Gloucester-place 
Hyndham.  R.  esq.  11,  Mountjoy-square,  w. 
Ireland,  Mrs.  E.  18,  lower  Gloucester-street 
Ireland,  R.  S.esq.  108,  Stephen's-g.  west 
Ireland,  Wm.  esq  31,  Gloucester-street 
Irvine,   Wm.  esq.  Chief  Peace  Qfficer,  2, 

Pembroke-quay 
Irving,  Captain,  Phoenix-park 
Irwin,  Arthur,  esq.  13,  Grenville-street 
Ismay,  Jerm.  esq.  6,  north  Summer-street 
Jackson,  Doctor,  Gardiner's-place 
Jackson,  Joseph,  Dev.  esq.  38,  Leeson-st. 
Jackson,  Peter,  Register  to  Lord  Norbury, 

64,  lower  Gardiner- street 
Jacob,  Miss  E.  9,  Mountjoy-square,  east 
James,  J.  A.  esq.    1 ,   Mpuntjoy-street,  and 

Barristown,  Co.Meath 
James,  Alderman  John  Kingston,  9,  Caven- 
dish-row, Rutland-squarp 
James,  Lieut.-Col.    15,    Clare-street,   and 

County  of  Wexford 
Jameson,  John,  esq.  38,  Prussia-street 
Jameson,  Robt.  esq.  49,  Charlem. -street 
Jameson,  Th.  esq,  8,  Mountjoy-square,  east 
Jameson,  Wm.  esq.  28,  Merrion-square,    n. 
Jemison,  Wm.  esq.  16,  upper  Dorset-street 
Jemison,  Wm,  Jun.  esq.  2,  Mountjoy-street 
Jenkin,  Rev.  Mr.  4,  Wentworth-place 
Jennings,  Mrs.  M.  25,  Mountjoy-street 
Jennings,  W.  esq.  5,  middle  Gardiner-street 
Jessou,  Mrs.  M.  A.  11,  DenzilJe-street 
Jessop,  John,  esq.  55,  Leeson-street 
Jessop,  Rev.  Dr.  7,  Belvedere-place,  and 

Mount  Jessop,  County  of  Longford 
Jocelyn,  J.  esq.  25,  upper  Merrion-street 
Johnston,  Alex.  esq.  33,  Molesworth-street 
Johnston,  E.  esq.  62,  lower  Camden-street 
Johnston,  Fra.  esq,  41,  Eccles-street 
Johnston,  H.   esq,    17,  upper  Gardiner-st, 
Johnston,  Miss  A.  37.  Denzille-street 
Johnston,  Mrs.  1,  upper  Rutland-street 
Johnston,  Rev.  Dr.  12,  Montpelier-hill 
Johnston,  S.  esq.  10,  Caroline-row 
Johnston,  Hon.  Wm.  Justice,  36,  Harcourt- 
street,  and  Hebe  Hill,  Queen's  County 


NOBILITY  AND   GENTRY. 

Johnstone,  Mrs.  A.  27,  Mabbot-street 
Jolly,  William,  esq.  Custom-house,  Dublin, 

and  Mervillej  Marina 
Jones,  Capt.  8,  lower  Gloucester-street 
Jones,  Frederick,  Edw.  esq.  Clonlitte 
Jones,  James,  esq.  Merrion-square,  north, 

and  Urney,  Strabane,    Co.  Tyrone 
Jones,  Mrs.  128,  upper  Dorset-street 
Jones,  Mrs.  L.  66,   Stephen's-green,  south 
Jones,  John,  esq.  4,  Russell-street 
Jones,  R«v.  James,  8,  Merrion-square,  north 
Jones,  Rich.  esq.  39,  north  great  George-st. 
Jones,  Thos.  esq.  128,  Baggot-street 
Jones,  Wm.  esq.  46,  lower  Gardiner-street 
Joy,  Henry,  esq.  14,  Temple-street 
Judge,  John,  esq.   93,  upper  Dorset-street 
Judge  R.  esq.  11,   Gloucester-street 
Kane,  J.  T.  esq.  2,  Richmond-street 
Kane,  Colonel,  N.  30,  Baggot-street 
Kathrens,  Mrs.  Eliza,  29,  Prussia-street 
Kavanagh,  Thos.  esq.  Ely-place,  and  Borris, 

Goresbridge 
Kean,   Colonel,  1,  Fitzwilliam-square,  east 
Kean,  Miss,   121,  Baggot-street 
Kean,  Mrs.  1,  lower  Mount-street 
Keane,  Rev.  J.  E.  24,  lower  Mount-street 
Kearney,  Jn.   esq.  Cottage-terrace,  Cir.-rd. 
Kearney,  Mrs.  6,  upper  Pembroke-street 
Keating,  Misslsab.  51,  Aungier- street 
Keegan,  Mrs.  C.  36,  Charlemont-street 
Keene,  Mrs.  M.  66,  Charlemont-street 
Kelly,  James,  esq.  4,  upper  Pern  broke -street 
Kelly,  John,  esq.  20,  Molesworth-street 
Kelly,  Jos.  esq.  15,  upper  Dorset-street 
Kelly,  L.  T.  esq.  4,  Grafton-street 
Kelly,  Michael,  esq.  39,  Queen-street 
Kelly,  Miss,  63,  lower  Gardiner-street 
Kelly,  Miss,  88,  Stephen's-green,    south  • 
Kelly,  Mrs.  Catharine,  2,   Hardwicke-placc 
Kelly,  Mrs.  Chas.  19,   lower  Gloucester-sir. 
Kelly,  Rev.  Mr.  78,  Marlborough-street 
Kelly,  Thos.  esq.  20,  French-street 
Kelly,  Wm.  esq.  6,  upper  Mount-street 
Kelly,  Wm.  esq.  71,  Mecklenburgh-strcet 
Kemmis,  Thos.  esq.  40,   Kildare-street 
Kempston,  Mrs.  E,  29,  Macart.-br. 
Kennan,  Chr.  esq.  47,  Prussia-street 
Kennedy,  Hen.  esq.  64,  Baggot-street 
Kennedy,  J.  T.  esq.  49,  Summer-hill 
Kennedy,  Mrs.  C.  65,   lower  Camden-street 
Kennedy,  Mrs.  IS,  Belvedere-place 
Kenny,  James,  esq.  23,  French-street 
Kenny,  Rev.  J.  P.  4,  Prvissia-street 
Kenny,  Wm,  esq,  15,  Gardiner's-place,  and 

Laughlinstown 
Kent,  Ed.  esq.  48,  Stephen's-green,  e. 
Keogh,  John,  esq.  14,  up.  Gardiner-street 
Keogh,  Mrs.  9,  Eccles-street 
Kildahl,  S.  A.  esq.  8,  up.  Mount-street 
Kildare,   Rev.  Dean  of,  38,   RutJand-sq.  w. 
Kilfoj'le,  Jam.  esq.  60,  up.  Dorset-streec 
Kilkelly,  J.  esq,  4,  Gardiner-street 
Killala,  Rev.  Archdeacon  of,  18,   Ely-place 
Killaloe,  Lord  Bishop  of,  45,  Stephen's-gr. 

E.  and  Killaloe-Palace,  Co.  Clare 
Killaloe,  Rev.  Dean  of,  35,  Baggot-street 


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NOBILITY  AND  GENTRY. 

Killer,  J.  M,  esq.  5,  lower  Pemb.-strect 
Kiuahan,  Dan.  esq.  11,  Mer.-sq.  a. 
Kinaban,  Geo.  esq.  1,  Rut.-sq.  e. 
Kinder,  Mrs.  Cath.  44,  Bolton-slreet 
King,  AWlt.  A.  B.  J2,   Merrion-.street,  and 

Bloomsbury,  Co.  Dublin 
King,  Miss,  47,  Aungier-street 
King,  Mrs.  Ghas.  19,  n.  gt.  George-st.  and 

Spring  Grove,  Co.  Monaglian 
King,  Mrs.  Eliza,  49,  Mount-street 
King,  Steuart,  esq.  1,  Granby-row,  <K  Fingal 
Kirchoffer,  Mrs.  Surab,  4,  Russell-p. 
Kirkwood,  Jas.  esq.  61,  Prussia-street 
Kirton,  J.  esq.  3,  Richmond-place 
Kirwan,  John,  esq.  54,  Leeson-street 
Knight,  R.  esq,  4,  upper  Fitzwm. -street 
Kaipe,  Capt.  21,  upper  Rutland-street 
Knipe,  Wm.  esq.  23,  upper  Gloucester-st. 
Knowles,  Wm.  esq.  Exchequer-street 
Knox,  Francis,  esq.  17,  Gardiner-place 
Knox,  Rev.  Arthur,  34,  Molesw.-street,  and 

VVoodiawn,  Bray 
Kftox,  Rt.  Hon.  G.  8,  Merrion-squarc,  e. 
Knox,  John,  esq.  30,  Summer-hill 
Knox,  Lady  Mary,  23,  Merrion-square,  s. 
Knox,   Mrs.  O.  G.   Merrion-square,  e.  and 

Dunran-castle,  Co,  Wicklow 
Knox,   Rev.  Edward,  Dean  of  Down,  36, 

Baggot-street 
Kyan,  Mrs.  53,  Eccles-street 
Kyle,  Rev.  Dr.  F.  T.  C.  D.  9,  Holies-street 
Labarte,  Mrs.  E.  55,  lower  Mount-street 
Labilliere,  Mrs.  M.  75,  lower  Dorset-street 
Lacy,  M.  esq.  9,  lower  Gardiner-street 
La  Fefere,  Mrs,  23,  middle  Gardiner-street 
Lamb,  Arthur,  esq.  Sandy  mount 
Lambert,  Gustavus,  esq.  Dublia-castle,  and 

Beau-park,  Co.  Meath 
Lambert,  Mrs.  8,  Mountjoy-square,  s. 
Lanauze,  Henry,  esq.  20,  College-green 
Lang,  Mrs.  A.  10,  Eccles-street 
Langley,  Major,  47,  lower  Mount-street 
Langley,  Mrs.  22,  S.  Cumberland-street 
Langton,  Miss  J.  A.  34,  Dawson-street 
L»nigan,  T.  esq.  51,  Dorainick-streot,  and 

Castlefogarty,  Co.  Tipperary 
Lardner,  D.  esq.  12,  Russell-street 
Larkin,  Mrs.  22,  upper  Merrion-street 
Lamer,  Jos.  esq.  Glasneviu 
Lascelles,  Rowley,  esq.  15,  Ely-place 
Latouche,  Rev.  J.  J.  44,  Leeson-street 
Latouche,  Geo.  esq.  75,  Stephen's-green,  n. 
Latouche,  J.  esq.  10,  Merrion-square,  e. 
Latouche,   J.   Digges,    esq.   Belfield,   near 

Donnybrook 
Latouche,  Mrs.  D.  32,  Stephen's-green,  e. 
Latouche,   P.  9,  Stephen's-green,  n.  and 

Belview 
Latouche,  Peter,  jun.  2,  Fitzw.-sq.  c. 
Latouche,  Robert,  esq.  M.  P.  10,  Mer.-sq, 
Law,  Robert,  esq.  26,  Eccles-street 
Law,  Robert,  esq.  8,  great  Denmark -street, 

aad  Cottage,   Ralieny 
Lawler,  G.  V.  esq.  4,  s.  Cumberland-street 
Lawler,  Rev.  W.  2,  Molaad-stn'et 
Lawless,  Mrs.  M.  11,  French-street 


NOBILITY  AND  GENTRY, 
Lawless,  Philip,  e.-^q.  14,  Digges-street 
Lea,  Wm.  esq.  33,  great  Gloucester-st.  n, 

and  Mount-pleasant,  Co.  Dublin 
Leahy,  J.  e;-q,  17,  lower  Gloucester-street 
Leake,  Wm.  esq.  120,   Stephen's-green,  w. 
Lealhley,  the  Misses,   8,  Gloucester-street 
Le  Bas,  Paul,  esq.  117,  Stephen's-green,  w. 
Le  Bas,  Peter,  esq.  Philipsborough 
Leckey,  A.  esq.  2,  Richmond-place  and  Cas- 

tle-Leckey,  Co.  Derry 
Ledwich,  Rev.  Dr.  10,  York-street 
Lee,  Mrs.  ^9^,  Mecklenburgh-st. 
Lee,  Wm,  H.  esq.  CO,  lower  Gard.-st. 
Leech,  Adam,  esq.  68,  Camden-strect 
Leech,  James,  esq.  7,  lower  Gardiner-st. 
Leech,  Mrs.  E.  16,  Temple-street 
Leech,  Thos.  esq.  3,  Park-street 
Lees,    Edw.    S.   esq.   Sackville-street,   and 

Newtown- avenue.  Black-rock 
Lees,  Jn.  es(j.  1,  upper  Mount-street 
Lees,  Sir  Harcourt,  Bart.  Seapoint,  Black- 
rock,  Co.  Dublin 
Lees,  T.  O.  esq.  Sackville-street 
Leet,  Ambrose,  esq.  4,  Grenv.-strcet 
Lefanue,  Jos.  esq.  27,  Molesw.-street 
Lefanue,  Rev,  P.  9,  upper  Camden-strect 
Lefanue,  Rev.  T.  Phoenix-park 
Legge,  Hon.  Heneage,  Dublin  Castle 
Leigh,  F.  esq.  4,   Merrion-square,    s.   and 

Rosegarden,  Taghmon,  Co.  Wexford 
Leigh,  J.  esq.  19,  Molesworth-street 
Leigh,  Mrs.  Sarah,  2,  n.  gt.  George-street 
Leinster,   the  Duke  of,  13,  Dom. -street,  Sc 

Carton,  Maynooth 
Leland,  John,  esq.  6,  a.  Cope-st.  &  Drum- 

condra 
Leland,  T.  esq.  6,  Fitzw,-sq.  w.  Sc  Roebuck 
Lentaigne,  Mrs.  M.  14,   lower  Dom.-street 
Leonard,  Mrs.  J.  14,  Montpelier-h, 
Leslie,  P.  A.  esq.  40,  Bride-street 
Leslie,  Rev.  Dr.  5,  great  Charles-street 
Letablere,  Rev.  J.  16,  Ely-place 
Levinge,  Hen.  esq.  12,  Cliarlem. -street 
Levinge,   Lady,   29,  Merrion-square,   aad 

High-park,  Co,  Westmeath 
Levinge,  Lady  Dow.  E.  F.  5,  up,  Fitzw.-st. 
Lewis,  Rev,  J.  30,  York-street 
Leyden,  F,  esq.  2,  Mountjoy-street 
Lifford,  Lord,  1,  Holies-street 
Limerick,  Dean  of.  Holies-street 
Lindsay,  Mrs,  T.  28,  Cuffee-street 
Lingham,  Mrs.  32,  Dawsou-street 
Lismore,  Lord,  4,   Henrietta-st,  and  Shan^ 

bally,  Co.  i'lpperary 
Little,  J.  W.esq.  33,  Baggot-street 
Litton,  Mrs.  14,  Holies-street 
Litton,  T.  esq.  3,  Holies-street 
Livesay,  R.  esq.  4,  Mountjoy-square,  w. 
Lloyd,  General,  Turvey-house,  Swords 
Lloyd,  John,  esq.  2,  Merrion-square,  w. 
Lloyd,  Mrs,  Summer-hill 
Lloyd,  Mrs.  A.  64,  lower  Caraden-street. 
Lloyd,  Mrs.  C,  12,  upper  Rutland-street 
Lloyd,  Thos.  esq.  1,  i\lerrioa-square,  e. 
Lloyd,  Rev.  Dr.  9,  Fit.zwm.-square,  e. 
Lloyd,  Wm.  esq.  42,  Leeson-street 


30 


DUBLIN, 


NOBILITY  AND  GENTRY. 

Lloyd,  Win.  esq.  28,   lov^er  Gardiner-street 
Locke,  Mrs.  Eifea,  31,  Eccles-street 
Locke,  Peter,  esq.  57,  Summer-h. 
Lockyor,  Wm.esq.  13,  Brunswick-street 
Lodge,  Wm.  esq.  14,  Kildare-st. 
Loftus,  Lady  Jane,  8,  Cavendish-row 
Lo^e,  D.  VV.  esq.  Harold's-cross 
Long,  P.  esq,  5,  upper  Gardiner-street 
Longfield,  Colonel,   M.  P.  22,  Merrion-sq. 

n.  and  Castlemartyr,  Co.  Cork 
Loagfield,  Lieut.  Col.  17,  Harcourt-street 
Longford,  Earl  of,  10,  Rutland-square,  e. 

and  Pakenham-hall,  C&.  Westmeath 
Lord,  Mrs.  A.  7,  Charlemont-street 
Lorton,  Lord  Viscount,  14,  Henrietta-street, 
and  Rockingham,  Boyle,  Co.  Roscommon 
Leugheed,  Rev,  Thos.  13,  White-friar-st. 
Low,  Nath.  esq.  14,  Eccles-street 
Lowry,  Mrs.  M.  56,  Rutland-square,  w. 
Lowther,  R.  esq.  32,  Blessington-street 
Luby,   Wm.   esq.   15,    Macartney-br.   and 

Tralee,  Co.  Kerry 
Lucas,  Robert,  esq.  12,  up.  Baggot-street 
Lumn,  Colonel,  26,    Stephen's-green,  n. 
Lynch,  Jas,  esq.   11,  great  Denmark -street 
Lynch,  Mrs.  46,  Jervis-street 
Lynch,  P.  esq.  63,  lower  Dorset-street 
Lyons,  Mr.  Johan,  16,  Summer-hill 
Lyons,  Miss  S.  2,  Mountjoy-square,  n. 
Lyster,  Mrs.  28,  lower  Mount-street 
Lyster,  Mrs.  A.  35,  Den/jiUe-street 
M'Alpine,  C.  esq.  24,  Gardiner's-place 
M'Call,  James,  esq.  17,  upper  Fitzwm.-street 
M'Canu,  A.  esq,  12,  upper  Dom. -street 
M'Caun,  Mrs.  James,  98,  Capel-street 
M'Cann,  Ross,  esq.  26,  Camden-street 
M'Carthy,  J.  esq.  21,  Gardiner's-place 
M'Carthy,  Mrs.  17,  s.  Frederick-street 
M'Casky,  J.  esq.  8,  s.  Cumberland-street 
M'Causland,  W.  J ,  esq.  38,  up.  Merrion-st. 
M'Cay,  John,  esq.  17,  George's-place 
M'Clelland,  Hon.  Baron,  23,  Gardiner' s-pl. 

and  Ravensdale,  Co.  Louth 
M'Cochran,  Jn.  esq.  1 8,  Digges-street 
M'Collum,  John,   esq,  4,  up.  Dominick-st. 
M'Creight,  Mrs.  M.  58,  Eccles-street 
M'Dermott,  Mrs.  E.  47,    Hardwicke-street 
M'Dermott,  the  Misses,  28,  Grenville-st. 
M'Donald,  C,  esq.  39,   upper  Dorset-street 
M'Donnell,  Jas.  esq.  16,  Prussia-street 
M'Dowell,  Rev.  B.  D.  D,  52,  Eccles-street 
M'Elroy,  Mrs.  lower  Gard.-street 
M'Evoy,  James,  esq,  13,  Park-street 
Mac  Farland,  Captain,  - 1 ,  Cowley  place 
M'Farland,  W.  esq.  30,  up.  Rutland-street 
Mc  Farlane,  Richard,  esq.  North-wall 
M'Glarthry,  Thomas,  esq.  Ordnance-office, 

and  Rathmines 
M'Gowan,  John,  esq.  9,  George's-place 
M*Gowan,  Mrs.  J.  57,  Mount-street 
M'Guinness,  S.  D.  esq.  115,  up.  Dorset-st. 
M'GuireEdw,  esq.  8,  Dawson-street 
M'llwaiu,  Mrs.  38,  Dorset-street 
M'Kane,  Mrs.  M.  33,  upper  Dominick-st. 
M'Kay,  Dan.  esq.  13,  Stephen's-green,  n. 
M'Kay,  John,  esq.  Dublin  Castle,  and  Mo- 
reen^  near  JDundrum 


NOBILITY  AND  GENTRY. 
M'Kelvey,  Rev.  Mr.  7,  George's-place 
M'Kcana,  Mrs.  F.50,  north  gt,  George's-»t. 
M'Kennr,  Jn.  esq.  29,  upper  Gard.-street 
M'Kenny,  Thos.  esq,  24,  low.  Fitzw.-strcet 
M'Kiniey,  Edw.  esq.  3,  lower  Dorset-street 
.M'Loughlin,  J.  esq.  27,    Usher's-qnay 
M'Loughlin,  Rev.  W.  23,  Holies-street 
M'Mahon,  Mrs.  D.  31,  Aungier-street 
M'MaLon,  P.  esq.  38,  Ship-street 
M'Mahon,  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Wm.  Bart.  Master 
of   the  Rolls,  45,    Camden-street,  and 
Fortfield,  Rathfarnham 
M'Mullen,  A.  esq.  85,  Capel-street 
M'Mullen,  Jn.  esq.  6,  Richmond-place 
M'Mullen,  Mrs.  60,  Mount-street 
M'Neill,  George,  esq.  17,  Synnot-place 
M'Nulty,  T.  esq.  128,  Dor.set-street 
Macartney,  A,  C.  esq.  47,  Stephen's-green, 

east,  and  Bloomville,  Roebuck 
Maccaud,  Mrs.  56,  Dawson-street 
Mackay,  Captain,  19,  Manor-street 
Mackay,  John,  esq,  10,  Leeson-street 
Macklin,  Ger.  esq.  1,  Harcourt-place 
Mac  Lean,  Allan,    esq.  Custom-house,  and 

llathmines 
Mac  Lean,  Col.  Jos.  R.  A.  Dublin  CaStle 
Macks,  Mrs.  S.  4,  Portobello 
MacMalion,  J.  esq.  24,  great  Charles-St. 
Macnamava,  Captain,  8,  upper  Rutland-st. 
Maconchy,  J.  esq.  11,  Mountjoy-square,  ft. 
Madden,  Captain,  36,  Stephen's-green,  e'ait 
Madden,  Mat.  esq.  14,  Camden-street 
Madden,  Miss  E.  50,  lower  Gard.-street 
Madden,  Rev.  J.  57,  Blessington-street 
Maddock,  Mrs.  M.  32,  Prussia-street 
Maddock,  Simon,  7S,  Summer-h, 
Maffet,  Wm.  esq.  24,   Frederick-street,  8. 
Magan,   Mrs.  G.  5,   Rutland-Square,   east, 

and  Newby-lodgL>,  Clontarf 
Magee,  T.  Knox,  esq.  9,  Fitxgibbon-street 
Magrath,  Col.  5,  lower  Gloucesttr-street 
Magrath,  M.  esq,  2,  lov/er  Fitzw.- street 
Maguire,  Edw.  esq.  8,  Dawson-street 
Maher,  Mrs.  B.  22,  Temple-street 
Mahon,  Mrs,  H.  6,  upper  Gard.-street 
Major,  Mrs,  C.  14,  lower  Dorset-street 
Malassez,  Capt.  11,  upper  Rutland-street 
Malins,    Richard,    esq.  54,    Prussia-street, 

and  Stamp  Office 
Malonc,  James,   esq.  17,  Cottage  Terrace, 

Circular-road 
Malone,  Rich.  esq.  14,  Sackville-strett,  *lid 

Pallas-Park,  King's  County 
Malonj',  H.  esq,  7,  upper  Rutland-street 
Malony,  John,  esq,  118,  Dorset-street 
Malony,  T.  esq.  3,  Mountjoy-square,  south 
Mangiii,    Alex.  esq.   U,  Mountjoy-square, 

south,  and  Dublin  Castle 
Mangin,  Capt.  R.  N.  14,  Mountjoy-aq.  s, 
Mangin,  Mrs.  S.  78,  Stephen's-green,  south 
Mangin,  S.  H.  esq.  4,  Harcourt-street 
Manners,   The  Rt.  Hon.  Lord,  Lord  Chan- 
cellor,   44,    Stephen's-green,    east,    and 
Froston,  Wainfleet,  Lincolnshire 
Manning,  H.  esq.  2,  Grenville-street 
Manninir,  Miss.  .^.   P.lp=«5nrrtan-street 


DUBLIN. 


ai 


NOBILITY  AND  GENTRY. 
Mansfield,  W.  H.  esq.  19,  Eccles-street 
Maquay,  J,  Leyland,  esq.  21,  low  Fitzvv.-st 
Margaret,  Mrs.  E,  32,  Charlemont-st. 
Marland,  VV.  esq.  6»,  Eccles-street 
Marley,  Mrs.  77,  Mecklenburgh-strect 
MarsdcH}  Ales.  esq.  Booterstown 
Marsh,  J.  esq.  9,  French-street 
Marsh,  Mrs.  R.  28,  Denzille-street 
Marsh,  P,  esq.  4,  York-street 
Marshall,  John,  esq.  5,  Fitzwilliara^sq.  w. 
Marshall,  Rob.  esq.  12,  up.  Ficzwillkm-st, 
Martin,  Rev.  E.  24,  York-street 
aiartin,  T.  C.  esq.  2,  Ely-place 
Martley,  Mrs.  9,  great  Charles-street 
Mason,  Mrs.  67,  Charlemont-street 
Mason,  Mrs.  24,  Kildare-street 
Mason,  W,  Shaw,  esq,  54,  low.  Camden-st 
Masou,  W.  M.  esq.  11,  Harcourt-strcet 
Massey,  J.  Bolton,  esq.  32,  Merrion-sq.  s. 
Massey,  Hon.  G.  Avondale,  Black-rock 
Masterson,  Miss  M.  50,  lower  Dom. -street 
Matthews,  Mrs,  G.  83,  Stephen's-green,  s. 
Matthews,  Mrs.  S.  48,  Bolton-street 
Maturin,  Rev.  C.  37,  York-street 
Maunsell,  Danl.  esq,  11,  Merrion -square 
Maunsell,  Edw.  E,  esq.  24,  Temple-street 
Maxwell,  L.  esq.  54,  Dominick-street 
Maxwell,  Mrs.  W.  4,  Belvedere-place 
May,  John,  esq.  1 15,  Mecklenb. -street 
Mayers,  Miss  F.  49,  Queen-street 
Mayne,  Capt.  John,  22,  lower  Fitzw.-strcet 
Mayne,  Fred.  esq.  Drumcondra 
Alayne,  Hon.  Judge,  21,  Stephen's-green,  n. 
Mayston,  R.  esq.  Nottingham-street 
Maziere,  B.  esq.  6,  Hardwicke-street 
Maziere,  M.  esq,  7,  Gardiuer*s-row 
Maziere,  Mrs.  A-  68,  Blessington-street 
Meara,  M.  esq.  51,  lower  Mount-street 
Meath,  Earl  of,  49,  Stephen's-green,  east, 

and  Kilruddery,  Bray 
Meath,  the  Rt.  Rev.  the  Lord  Bishop  of, 

Ardbraccan-hoTise,  Navan 
.Mercer,  Mrs.  I.  15,  upper  Gloucester-street 
Meredith,  Mrs,  34,  Holies-street 
Meredyth,  Edw.  esq.  11,  Mecklenb.-street 
Meredyth,  Lady,  11,  Mecklenb.-street 
Meredyth,  Sir   Henry,  Bart.  25,  Rutland- 
square,  n.  and  Kells,  Co,  Meath 
Metge,  John,  esq.   16,  Eccles-street,    and 

Athluniney,  Co.  Meath 
Meyler,  John,  esq.  19,  Mount-street 
Miller,  L.  esq.  24,  upper  Dorset-street 
Miller,  Mrs.  M,  50,  lower  Dorset-street 
Miller,  Mrs.  21,  upper  Dominick-street 
Mills,  Captain,  29,  Ship-street 
Miltown,  Countess  Dow.  of,  17,  u.  Mer.-st. 
Miltown,  the  Earl  of,  upper  Merrion-street 

&  Rusborough,  Blessington,  Co.  Wicklow 
Minchin,  Falk.  esq-  5,  lower  MouDt-street 
Minchin,  W,  A.  esq.  6,  lower  Rutland-street 
Minns,  Mrs.  E.  23,  Moles wworth-street 
Mitchell,  Edw.  esq.  J  5,  Belvedere-place 
Mitchell,  H.  W.  esq,  19,  Baggot-st: cet 
Mitchel,    J.  esq,    14,  Denzille-street,  and' 

Gore's-grove,  Freshford 
Mitchell,  Miss  M.  31,  Denzille-strie^t 


NOBILITY  AND  GENTRY. 

Molony,  John,  esq.  118,  Dorset-street 
Molyneaux,  Sir  Capcl,    Bart.  4,   Westland- 

rovv,  and  Castle  Dillon,  Co.  Armagh 
Monck,  Lady  A.  28,  upper  Merrion-street 
Monck,Nat.esq.  5,  Circular-road,  North  std 
Monseil,  Wm.  esq.  7,   Merrion-sq.  south, 

and  Turvoe,  Co.  Limerick 
Montfort,  M.  S.  esq.  15,  Prussia-street 
Montgommeiy,  Capt.  10,  up.  Mount-street 
Montgomery,  Mrs,  34,  Eccles-street 
Montgomery,  R,  esq.  Trinity  College 
Moore,  Captain,  26,  Temple-street 
Moore,  Edw.  esq.  80,  Marlb.-street 
Moore,  George,  esq.  31,   Kildare-street 
Moore,  George,  esq.  50,  lower  M'onnt-street 
Moore,  J.  esq.  15,  Cottage-terrace,  Cir.-rd. 
Moore,  Hon.  Pon.  3,  Granby-row 
Moore,  Hon.  A.  J.  C.  P.  7,  Henrietta-street 
Moore,  Miss  E.  61,  Eccles-street 
Moore.  Miss  E.  31,  Hardwicke-street 
Moare,  Phil.  esq.  41,  lower  Mount-street 
Moore,  R.esq,  10,  upper  Fitzwilliam-street 
Moore,  Rev.  James,  14,  Prussia-street 
Moore,  Stephen,  esq.  38,  n.  great  George- 
street,  and  Barn,  Cloumel 
Moore,  Verner,  esq.  51,  Marl.-street 
Moore,  Wm.  esq.  5,  Blessingtou-street 
Moran,  John,  esq.  55,  lower  Dorset-st. 
Moreley,  John,  esq.  64,  Eccles-st. 
Morgan,  F.  L.  esq.  13,  Harchvicke-street 
Morgan,  John,  esq.  17,  Mecklenb.-street 
Morgan,  L.  esq.  56,  upperSackville-street 
Morgan,  Lewis,  esq.  8,  lower  Rut!and-st. 
Morgan,  Mrs.  E.  49,  upper  Dorset-street 
Morgan,  Mrs.  E.  7,  George's-place 
Morgan,  Mrs.  J,  34,  Hardwicke-street 
Morgan,  Sackville,  H.  esq.  83,  North-strand 
Morgan,  Sir  C^iarles,  35,  Kildare-street 
Morris,  George,  esq.  12,  Mtountjoy-square, 

e.  and  Waterford 
Mountjoy,  Viscountess,  20,  Rutland-sq.  n. 
Mount,  Morres,  Lord,  2;  lower  Mer-street 
Mulock,  Robert,  esq,  8,  lower  RMand-'St. 
Mulosk,  the  Misses,  5,  Eccles-street 
Murphy,  George,  esq.  4,  lower  Mer.-street 
Murray,  Edw.  esq.  24,  Brunswick-street 
Murray,  Francis,  esq,  35,  Cuffe-street 
Murray,  Miss  A,  22,  middle  Gardiner-street 
Murray,  the  Most  Rev.  Dr.  41,  n.  Cumh.-st. 
Murray,  Mrs.M.  A.  141,  Meckl.-street 
Needham,  T.  R,  esq.  9,  Merrion-square,  c. 

and  Edraondsbury,  Lucan 
Neilly,  Moore,  esq,  16,  Clare-street 
Nelley,  Lieut.-Col.  3,  lower  Gard.-street 
Nelson,  Mrs.  J.  20,  Holies-street 
Nelson,  R,  esq.  56,  lower  Dorset-street 
Netterville.  Lord,  1,  Blackhall-street, ,  aijt}^^ 
Dowth,  near  Dtogheda  ".,,. 

Neville,  B,  esq.  77,  Marlborough-street    ; .;. 
Neville,  B,  esq.  35,  up.  Sack-st:  &  Asbbrodt^ 
Nev>ille,  Messrs.  IT,  P6ter-street 
Ne\nlle,  Richard,  esq.  Furnace,  Co.  Kildi^^^, 
Nevin,  Mr.  Isaac;  6,. Clare-street  ,;' 

Nevin,  Rev.  J.  A.  M.  24,  St.  And^ew-sf.     ;-' 
Newburglr,  Mrs.  16,  Russell-place 
Nanoe,  Mrs.  M,  13,  upper  Dominickistteet 


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DUBLIN. 


NOBILIIT  AND  GENTRY. 
Newcouiii,  Arthur,  esq.  21,  Char!otte-st. 
Newer.ham,  B.  esc[.  15,  Nortli-strand 
Newman,  John, esq.  27,  upper  Bagp:ot-street 
Newton,  Wni.  esq.  Royal  liilitmaiy,  Mont- 

pelier  hill,  PhcBiiix-jjark 
Nickle,  Mrs.  18,  lo'vcr  O.irdiner-street 
Nihell,  CLrist.  esq.  12,  lower  GardJner-st.  - 
Nixon,  Capt.  Wilson,  12,  Gloucester-street 
Nixon,  Henry,  esq.  5,  Cianbrassil-place 
Nolan,  W.  esq.  8,   Frederick-street,  n. 
Norbury,  the  Right   Hon.   Lord,   3,  great 

Denmark-street,  and  Cabr;t,  Co.  Dublin 
Norman,  John,  esq.  27,  Sackviile-street 
Norman,  Mrs.  Flo.  14,  m.Gard.-street,  and 

Ardee,  Coiirity  Louth 
Normantown,  Earl  of,  40,  Stephen's-green, 

e. and  London 
North,  R.  esq.  26,  upper  Dorset-st.rcet 
Norton,  Capt.  39,  up.  Doai.-st.  &  Kimmage 
Norton,  Williuin,  esq.  U'ainsfort 
Nowian,  Mrs.  M.  63,  Capel-street 
Nugent,  Geor«;e,  esq.  11,  College-green 
Nupjent,  J.  esq.  9,  Mcrrion-sq.  s.  and  Ed- 

mondsbury,   Lucaa 
Nugent,  Sir  II.  Bart.  1,  great  Denmark-st. 

6l  Bailinaloua^h,  County  Westmcath 
Nugent,  Mrs.  11.  1,  RusscU-street 
Nugent,  Jas.  Contractor,  for  Public  Works, 

Duuleary 
O'Beiine,  John,  esq.  11,  Belvedere-place 
O'Brien,  St.  Col.  7,  Hatch-street 
O'Brien,  A.  esq.  8,  upper  Gardiner-street 
O'Brien,  John,  esq.  5,  Mountjoy-sqoare,  e. 
O'Brien,  Lieut.-Col.  A.  A.  G.41,  Mount-st. 
O'Callagban,  Henry,  esq.  14,  up.  Rut.-st. 
O'Connor,  H.esq.  1,  Mountjoy-square,  e. 
O'Connor,  Lady,  10,  Margaret-place 
O'Connor,  Lieut.  Col.  30,  Mecklenb.-street 
O'Connor,  Mrs.  34,  Arran-quay 
O'Connor,  R.  esq.  .3,  Blackhali-parade 
O'Connor,  Rev.  Wm.  46,  William-street 
O'Connor,  Wm.  esq,  10,  low.  Fitzw. -street 
O'Donnel,  Lady,    15,  Merriou-sq.  n.  and 

Newport,  Co.  Gahvay 
O'Donnel,  Sir  Neal,  VVestland-row 
O'Donoghue,  F.  esq.  29,  lower  Gard.-street 
O'Gorman,  Mrs.  6,  Harcourt-place 
O'Grade,  C.  esq.  t7,  lower  Fitzw.-street 
O'Grady,  E.  esq.  52,  Stephen's-gi*een,  e. 
O'Grady,  Right  Hon.  Standish,  Lord  Chief 

Baron,  8,  Stephen's-green,  ik.and  Mount- 
prospect,  Co.  Limerick 
O'Halloran,  M.  esq.  18,  upper  Baggot-st. 
O'Hara,  Mrs.  15,  Mountjoy-square,  s. 
O'Mally,  Capt.  17,  upper  Rutland-street 
O'Neill,  John,  esq.  8,  Leinster-st,  Stillorgan 

and  Castle-Boden,  Co,  Galway 
O'Neill,  Mrs.  M.  24,  Denzille-street 
O'Neill,  O.  P,  esq.  39,  H&rcourt-street 
O'Reardon,  Dr.  52,  Abbey-street 
O'Reilly,  James,  A.  esq,  20,  Gardiner's-pl. 

and  Boyne-lodge,  Co.  Meath 
O'Reilly,  Michaal Dease,  esq.  36, 1.  Staf.-st. 
O'Reilly,  Rev.  Gerald,  Kinnegad 
O'Reilly,    Christopher,    esq.     Catherine 

Grove,  near  Clonard 


NOBILITY  AND  GENTRY. 
O'Reilly,  Mrs.  24,' s.  Cuniberl;UKi-8rrcet 
O'Reilly,  Mrs.  3,  upper  Gariliner-streel 
O'Ryan,  Mrs.  M.  Anne-sireet,  s. 
Ogilby,  —  esq.  18,  Synnot-placc 
Oliver,  Capt.  R.  N.3,  Fitzw. -square,  n. 
Olton,  P.  esq.  32,  lower  Camdea-street 
Onnond,Cnuntessof,  11,  Rutland-square, e. 

atid  Castlecoraer,  Co.  Kilkenny 
Ormsby,  C  esq.  10,  upper  Gloucester-street 
Ormsby,  M.  esq.  13,  Montpeiier-h. 
Ormsby,  Mrs.  4,  Merrion-row 
Ormsby,  Mrs.  10,  upper  SackvlIle-street 
Orr,  Mrs.  A.  76,  Marlborough-street 
Ossory,  Lord  Bishop  of,  19,  Mcrrion-sq,  g. 

and  Palace,   Co.  Kilkenny 
Ottley,  Brooke,  T.  esq.  4,  Ely-place 
Owen,  Lieut.  Col.  3,  Mountjoy-placc 
Palmer,  Geo.  esq.  121,  Stephen's-green,  w. 
Palmer,  J,  esq,  16,  upper  Camden-street 
Palmer,  Richard,  esq.  7,  French-street 
Pardy,  Geora;e,  esq.  9,  lower  Merrion-street- 
Parker,  Fro;',  esq.  63,  Prussia-street 
Parker,  F.  S.  esq.  42,  lower  Mount-street     .- 
Partinson,  Robert,  esq.  52,  Prussia-street 
Parkinson,  Lieut.  Col.  4,  Summer-h, 
Parks,  William,  esq.  57,  Charlemont-street 
Parsons,  Thos,  e.sq.  14,  Harcourt-street 
Parsons,  William,  esq.  9,  Caroline-row 
Partington,  John,  esq.  16,  York-street 
Pasley,  Chas.  esq.  II,  Gardiner's-place 
Pasley,  Mi.ss,  32,  Baggot-street 
Pasler,  Wm.  esq,  19,  great  Charles-street 
Patrick,  Jn.  esq.  27,  Rutland-square,  n. 
Patrickson,  Jn.  esq.  1,  Merrion-square,  n. 
Patterson,  Fra.  esq.  3,  Mecklenb-street 
Patterson,  Robert,  esq.  3,  Leiuster-street 
Paumier,  Miss  S.  3,  Gloucester-street 
Payne,  Heu.  R.  esq.  49,  lower  Camden-st. 
Peebles,  Robt.  esq.  8,  upjier  Dominick-st. 
Peile,  R.  M.  esq.  41,  York-street 
Pemberton,  Mrs.  20,  Frederick-street,  n. 
Pepper,  Jn.  esq.  8,  Mountjoy-square,  n. 
Pepper,  Mrs.  Hen.  U,  great  Charles-st.  and 

Ballygart,  Co.  Meath 
Perceval,  Dr.  Robert,  Kildare-place 
Perceval,  Mrs.  31,  lower  Mount-street 
Perceval,  Wm.  Rev.  39,  Leeson-street 
Perrin,  George,  esq.  83,  Stephen's-green,  s. 
Perrin,  Mrs.  S.  5,  Prussia-street 
Persse,  Mrs.  E.  55,  Eecles-street 
Phelps,  John,  esq.  24,  upper  Dorset-street 
Phelps,  the  Misses,  62,  Prussia-street 
Phepoe,  Thomas,  esq.  17,  Hardwicke-street 
Phibbs,   Harloe,  esq.  33,  Holies-street 
Phibbs,    O.  esq.  5,  Merrioa-square,  w. 
Philips,  Thos.  esq.  53,  Stephen's-green,  e. 
Pigott,  Mrs.  W.  51,  Baggot-street 
Pike,  Robert,  esq.  40,  Jervis-street 
Pilsworth,  Fra,  esq.  26,  upper  Dom.-street 
Pim,  Mrs.  I,  n.  Cumberland-street 
Plunkett,  Misses  C.  and  J.  9,  Ely-place 
Plunkett,  J.  esq.  14,  n.  great  George-street 
Plunkett,  Peter,  esq.  9,  Blackh, -street 
Plunkett,  Wm.  esq.  Royal  Hospital 
Poe,  Jas.  esq.  20,  Peter-street,  ai\d  h^S^k? 

lia-bridge,  Co.  Carlovr  ,??   , 


DUBLIN. 


33 


NOBILITY  AND  GENTRY. 
Poer,  Samuel,  esq.  5,  Gard.-row,  &  Belle- 

rille-park,  Co.  Waterford 
Pollock,  J.   esq.    11,   Mountjoy-square,  e, 

and  Mountainstown,  Co.  Meath 
Pollock,  Wm.  esq,  Mountjoy-place 
Pomeroy,  Hon.  A.  J.  54,  Summer-h. 
Pomeroy,  Hon.  and  Rev.  J.  27)  Merrion-sq. 

n.andMerrion 
Ponder,  George,  esq.  31,  Blessinerton-street 
Pontct,  Mademoiselle,  3,  tipper  Fitzw.-st, 
Pontet,  Mons.  Desire,  14,  upper  Fitzw.-st. 
Pope,  Miss,  39,  Prussia-street 
Poppleton,  Captain,  16,  George's-place 
Porter,  Mrs.  T.  15,  Mountjoy- square,  w. 
Potts,  J.  D.  esq.  11,  Fitwilliam-square,  w. 
Pountney,  Henry,  eiq.  6,  Montpelier-li. 
Powell,  E.  B.  esq.  55,  Mount-street 
Powell,  Robert,  esq.  24,  Gloucester-street 
Powell,  Wm.  esq.  118,  Meek. -street 
Power,  .In.  R  esq.  28,  Parliament-.street 
Power,  Miss,  74,  upper  Dorset-street 
Power,  Richard,  esq.  7>  Kildare-street,  and 

Kilfane,   Thomastown 
Powerscourt,  Viscountess,  6,  Ely-place 
Pratt,  Rev.  J.  7,  Mountjoy-square,  w.  and 

Cabra  Castle 
Prendergast,  S.esq.  10,  Merrion- square  -. 
PrestoufHon.  Mrs.  14,  m.  Gloucester-st. 
Preston,    Mrs,  A.  11,  great  Charles-street, 

and  Newbrook 
Preston,  Jos,  esq.  30,  Paradise-row 
Prior,  A.  R.  esq.  11,  FitzwiUiam-square,  n. 
Proctor,  George,  esq.  73,  Marlborough-st. 
Prosser,  W.  esq.4,  Fitzwilliam-squarc,  w. 
Purcell,  Mrs.  J.  66",  lower  Camden-street 
Putland,  Chas,  esq.  15,   Fitzwilliam-sq.  w. 
Putland,  Geo.  esq.  2,   lower  Mount-street, 

and  St.  Suoci,  Bray 
Quinan,  Tb.  esq.  22,  Leeson-street 
Quinn,  Mrs.  M.  42,  Manor-street 
Qiiinn,  Rev.  Mr.  89,   Stephen's -green,   s. 

and  Wingfield,  Bray 
Quinn,  Thos.   esq.  32,  Leeson-street,  and 

Firgrove,  near  Innishaanon 
Quinton,  John,  esq.  13,  great  Longford-st. 
Raferty,  Chr.  esq.  10,  Blessington -street 
Hamage,  Thos.  esq.  10,   Mountjoy-place 
Rambaust,  Mrs.  73,  Dorset-street 
Ramsey,  Miss  E.  3,  upper  Dominick-street 
Rawlins,  Jos.  esq,  11,  Ilarcourt-street 
Rawson,  Mrs.  M.  54,  Dawson-street 
Read,  John,  esq.  4,  Blackhall-parnde 
Read,  Mrs.  J,  42,  upper  Rutland-street 
Read,  Mrs.  M.  16,  Belvedere-place 
Read,  Richard,  esq.  7,  Peter's-place 
Read,  Wm.  esq.  19,  n,  Cumberlaml-street 
Reay,  Jos.  J,*sq.  31,  North-strand 
Recorder  of  Dublin.  11,  lower  Dorninick-st 
Redmond,  G,  R.  esq.  3,  Camden-street 
Redmond,  Jno.  esq.  37,  Charlemont-street, 

and  Newtown,  Co.  Wexford 
Reed,  Captain,  11,  Mountjoy-square,  south, 

and  Ayrfield 
Reid,  Ralph,  esq,  11,  Clare-street 
Reilly,  B.  esq,  6,  Macartney-bridge 
Reilly,  Wm,esq.  87,  Stephen' s-grcen,  south 


NOBILITY  AND  GENTRY. 

Reynell,  Lieut.-Col.  32,  n,  Frederick-street 
Riall,  Mrs.  Cath.  17,  Temple-street 
Ribton,  Dow.  Lady,  5,   lower  Gardiner-st. 
Ribton,  Sir  J.  Bart.  Fitzwilliam-square,  n. 
Rich,  G.  esq.  Dublin  Castle,  <k  Phrenix-park 
Ric>,ards,  J.  esq.  lO,  Mecklenburgh-street 
RiclmrdS;  Robt.  esq,  22,  Ely-pl?ce 
Richardson,   Alex,  esq,   58,  Summer-hill, 

and  Raheny 
Richardson,  B.  esq.  27,  Clare-street 
Richardson,  M:s   1,  Montyelier-b, 
Richardson,  Mrs.  0,43,  Hardwick-street 
Richardson,  Mrs,  S,  119,   Baggot-street 
Rickard,  Jas.  esq.  29,  KilrlAre-street 
Rigidoe,  Miss  E.  34,  French-stveet 
Robinson,  Captain,  24,  Chari -rannt-etreet 
Robinson,  H.  esq.  32,  Dominick-street 
RohJnson,  Mrs.  M.  21,  Portobello 
Robinson,  ^lev.  Mr.  40,  Cu}fee-street 
Robinson,  R.  esq.  34,  Macartney-b. 
Robinson,  R.  esq.  4,  n.  Cope-stieet 
Robinson,  Richd.  esq,  Fdrkga*e-st'-eet 
Robinson,  Wm.  esq.  2,  Mour.tjoy-street 
Roche,  John,  esq.  41,  Harcourt-street 
Roche,  Lady,  42,  Eocles-street 
Rocke,  Mrs.  George's-place 
Roe,  James,  esq.  59,  Summer-hill 
Roe,  Mrs.  7,  Digg«s-street 
Roe,  Peter,  esq.  6,  FitzwiUiam-square,  n. 
Roe,  Rev.  Richard,  114,  Grafton-street 
Rogers,  John,  esq,  6,  Belvedere-place 
Rogers,  John,  esq.  8,  Portobello 
Rogers,  J.  eaq.  5,  Henriettti -street 
Rogers,  Lieut.  Col. 31,  Ship-street 
Rogers,  Mrs.  E.  56,  Queen-street 
Romaiiie,  Monsiue; ,  Consul  de  France,  36, 

Stephen's-grfeu,  east 
Rorke,  Mrs.  Mai'g.  5,  Mountjoy-place 
Rosborougli,  Samuel,    esq.   89,  Sir    John 

Rogerson's-quay 
Rose,  Captain,  18,  Cuffc-street 
Rose,  Richard,  esq,  31,  lower  Gard,street, 

and  Foxhall,  Co.  Tippcrary 
Rosmonage,  T.  esq.  l'\  Mountjoy-place 
Rossmore,  Lady  Dowager,  32,  up.  Mer.-st. 
Rotton,  J.  esq,  f>9,  lower  Mount-street 
Rowan,   Arch.  Ham.  esq.  5,  Leinster-street 

Rathcoffey,  Co.   Kildare,  and  Killylcigh 

Castle,  Co.  Down 
Rowe,  Eben,  Rad.  esq.  8,   upper  Pemb.-st, 

and  Ballyharty,  Co.  W^exford 
Rowley,  Mrs.  S.  42,  lower  Gard. -street 
Rowley,  Re^'.  J,  Summer-hill 
Rowley,  Rev.  J.  30,  Gardmer's-pl.  and  Fort 

George,  Virginia,  Cr.unfy  of  Cava;i 
Rowley,  Tho.  T.  esq.  1 1,  great George-streot, 

north,  and  M:<yiyratli,  County  of  Me.illi 
Russell,  Geo.  esq.  18,  north  great  Geo.-str. 
Russell,  James,  es((.  5,   Ardee-strcct 
Russell,  John,  esq.  1,  RusscU-place 
Rutherfoi'd,  John,  esq.  14,  R>uland-sq.  c. 
Rutlidge,  Robert,  esq,  12,  .Mountjoy-square, 

s.  and  Hollymount,  C;o.  Wayo 
Ryall,  Surgeon,  5,  north  Cumberland-street 
Ryall,  H,  esq,  R.  N.21,  Mccklenburgh-st. 
Ryan,  John,  esq,  102,  Bajgot-strect 


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Ryan,  ^rs.  50,  Cainderi-strtet 

Ryan,  Nlrs;  6,  Russell-street 

Ryder,    William,   esq.  Manor-street,    and 

Bailygalli  Co.  MeSth 
Rynd,  Major,  1 8,  M«rrio»-squ'afe,  noftb 
Ryves,  Mrs.  29,  lower  Pitzwilliaifl-street  - 
Sadler,  Rev;  Mr.  6,  Klourit-street,  and  Mul- 

locii.  King's  County 
Samuels,  John,  esq.  25,  Cbartemorit-Street 
Sands,  Rev;  Ml-;  59i,  upper  Sackville-street 
Sandys,  Robt.  esq.  farrell's  Hotel,    IDoiiiii 

nick-street,  and  Dargle,  Co.  Wicklow 
Sankey,  Col.  6,  Rutland-square,  e.  and  Fort- 
Frederick,  Co.  Cavan, 
Sankey,  Major,  l,Fit2wiiliam-squarc,  north 
Sankey,  Mat.  esq.  iJ,  tlarcoisrt-street 
Sargent,  jotn,  F.  8,  lower  Rjerrion-strefet 
Saunders,  A.  esq.  6,  upper  Fitzwilliam-s. 
Saunders,  Geo.  esq.  24,  Clare-street 
Saunders,  Jas.  esq.  12,  s.  Fredei-ick-street 
Saunders,  Major-General,  28,  Gardiner's- 

place,  and  Rabran,  Co.  Wieklow 
Saurdan,  Jas.  esq.  Fitzwilliam-square,  north 
Saurin,   Rt.   Hon.  Wm.  Attorney-General, 

27,  Stephen's-green,  n.  and  Carysford-pk. 
Savage,  Paul,  esq.  7,  Rutland-square,  west, 

and  Tulkey-park 
Savage,  flev.  H.  59,  Charlemont-street 
Scanlan,  Mrs.  49,  upper  llutland-sti'eet 
Scott,  Edvtr.  and  Jas;  esqrs.  3,  Mer.-sq;  s. 
Scott,  Ged.  esq.  33i  Dawson-street 
Scott,  J.  esq.  45,  Miecklenbiirgh-^treet 
Scott,  Lady,  5^  Temple-street 
Scott,  Wm.  esq.  il,  tioUes-street 
Scully,  Jer.  esq,  20,  middle  Gardiner's-street 
Scurlog,  Gregory,  esq,  44,  Dominick-street 
Searight,  'Vm.  esq.  11,  Merrion-street 
Seaton,  Major,  45,  Blessington-street 
Segrave,  Chas.  esq.  35,  Hardwicke-street 
Seymour,  Rev.  J.  45,  Baggot-street 
.Sharkey,  Fran-  esq.  29,  lower  Camden-st. 
Shaw,  Edw.  esq,  16,  upper  Pembroke-street 
Shaw,  Mrs.  4,  Hardwicke-place 
Shawi  Mrs.  M.  24,  Holies-Street 
ShaWi  Pi  esq.  7,  upper  FitzVeJlliAm-slreet 
Shaw,  Robt.  esq.  M.  P.  31,  Merrion-square, 

and  Bushy-park,  Co.  Dublin 
Shaw,  W.  A.  esq,  10,  gt.  Denmark-street 
Shea,  Phil.  esq.  18,  Manor-street 
Shiel,  Edw.  esq.  23,  Holies-street 
Shiel,  James,  esq.  93,  Baggot-street 
Sheridan,  E,  esq.  11,  s.  Frederick-street 
Sherlock,  Colonel,  3,  Black  hall-street,  and 

Sherlockstown,  Co.  Kildare 
Sherlock,  Mrs.  Summer-hill 
Sherlock,  Mrs.  M.  110,  Stephen's-gr.  w, 
Sherlock,  Mrs.  M,  5,  n.  Summer-street 
Sherard,  Thomas,  esq.  72,  Dorset-street 
Shiell,  E.  C.  esq.  4,  Suffolk-.streel 
'Simons,  James,  esq.  Spring-gardens 
Simpson,  Mrs.  2,  lower  Gloucester-street 
Sims,  Mrs.  Isa.  29,  York-street 
Singer,    James,    esq.  Annandale,    Phitips- 

boroui^h-avenue 
Singer,  Paul,  esq.  1, Temple-street 
Siree,  Mrs.  A.  105,  Summer-hill 


NOBILITY  AND  GENTRY. 

Sifr,  Major  Cha.  Hen.  Dublin  Castle 
Sissoni  Miss  S.  16,  upper  M«rrion-stre6t' 
Sisson,  Mrs.  A.  20,  Charlemont-Street 
Skelton,  Mrs.  33,  Denzille-sti'eet 
Skerrett,Mrs.  19,  mid.  Gard. -street 
Skeys,  John,  esq.  3,  Summer-till 
Slater,  George,  esq,  41,  Leeson-street 
Slatei',  Rev.  James,  27,  Temple-street,  te&4 

Naass,  County  of  Kildare 
Slatei-,  Rev.  M.  Pleasant-view 
Slater,  Stephen,  esq.  Brown  Bray 
Slow,  Thomas,  esq,  32,  Kildare-street 
Small,  John,  esq.  46,  Rutland-square,  W.- 
Smith,  Acquilla,  esq.  68,Marlborotfgh-st. 
Smith,  Dow.  Lady,  12,  up.  Pemb.-street 
Smith,   Hon.    Baron,   Sir    Wm.   C.    Bart.- 

Rathfarnham,  Co.  Dublin 
Smith,  J.  esq.  8,  up.  Fitzwilliam-street 
Smith,  Mrs.  46,  Harcourt-street 
Smith,  Mrs.  33,  Marlborough-street 
Smith,  Mrs.  100,  Dorset-street 
Smith,  Geo.  esq.  head  contractor,  Dunleary 
Smith,  T.  D-  esq.  11,  Mecklenb.-street 
Smith,  William,  esq.  10,  Brunswick-street 
Smith,  William,  esq.  10,  lower  Rutland-st. 
Smith,  William,  Jun.  esq.  Golden-br. 
Smithson,  T.  B.  esq.  12,  Mount-street 
Smoke,  Mrs.  E,  24,  lower  Camden-strcet 
Smyth,  Archdeacon,  50,  up.  Sackv.-street, 

and  Annydeph,  Co.  Leitrim 
Smyth,  Corn.  esq.  22,  Blackball -street 
Smyth,  Edward,  esq.  14,  Baggot-street 
Smyth,  Mrs.  C.  6,  Merrion-square,  s. 
Smyth,  Mrs.  E.  2,  Holies-street 
Smyth,  Rev.  Dr.  24,  Molesworth-street 
Smythe,  Charles,  esq.  31,  s.  Frederick-st. 
Sneyd,  Nathaniel,  esq.  M.  P.  34,  Sackv.-st. 

and  Virginia,  Co.  Cavan 
Solicitor  General,  Hon.  Cha,  Ken.  Bushe,  5, 
Ely-pl.  and  Kilmurry,  Thomastown,  Co, 
Kilkenny 
Scran,  Mrs.  23,  Summer-hill 
Southwell,  Henry,  esq.  9,  Digges-street 
Spencer,  Jos.  esq.  38,  Dominick-street 

and  Hillbrook,  Castlenock 
Spread,  Major,  19,  Merrion-sqnare,  n. 
Spring,  James,  esq   13,  Leeson.'street 
Sproule,  Captain,  R.  N.  120,  Baggot-street 
Spunner,  Thomas,  esq.  116,  Baggot-street 
St.  George,  Major.  12,  Grenv.-street 
St,  George,    Rev,   Dr.   7,    Dawson-street, 

and  Freshford 
St.  George,  1  homas,  esq.  great  Chavles-st. 
St.  George,  T.  B.  esq.  1,  Gard.-place 
Stables,  Miss  M.  29,  Charlemont-street 
Stack,  Dr.  William,  Harcourt-road 
Stafford,  Huerb,  esq.  49,  Leeson-street 
Staraer,  Mrs.' 24,  upper  Rutland-street 
Stamer,  Sir  W.  Bart.  36,  Dawson-street 
Stamper,  John,  esq.  19,  Belvedere-place, 

and  Warble-bank,  Co.  Wick'ow 
Stannard,  Miss  C.  62,  Dawson-street 
Stanley,  John,  esq,  56,  Eccles-street 
Stanley,  Michael,  esq.  12,  Russell-placc 
Stanley,  Mrs.  Jane,  6,  Prussia-street 
Staples,  Rev.  Dr.  104,  Dorset-street 


DUBLIN. 


35 


T>?0rBI'LlTY  AND  GENTRY, 
fStaples,  Hon.  Lady,  1,  Mer.-sq.  w.  &  Dua- 

tnore,  Castle  Durrow 
;8teele,  Mrs.  53,  Summer-hill 
iSteele,  SiriRd.  Bart.  Blackrock,  Co.  Dublin 
rSteele,  Wm.  esq.  5,  Fitzgibbon-street 
Stephenson,  G.  esq.  II,  va.  Gard.-street 
■Steifne, 'Edward,  esq.  19,  upper  Camden-st, 
StewarJ,  Mrs.  F.  21,  Hardwicke-street 
'Stewart,  Mrs.  G.  29,  upper  Mer.-street 
:^tewart,'W.B.  esq.  Custom-house 
'Stewarta,'Lady  Howard,  40,  Rutland-sq. 
^6tock,  H.  F.  esq,  4,  Temple-street,    and 

Coolmine.'Co.'Dublin 
'Stokes,  Geo.  €sq.  39,  Paradise-row 
Stone,  Major,  5,  Russell-place 
Storey,  Mrs.  A  51,  York-street 
Stoyte,ilatnes,  esq.  Royal  Hospital 
Straban,  Henry,  esq.  159,  James's-street 
'Stratford,  J.  esq.  42,  upper  Giouc.-street 
Strecth,  Mat.  esq.  19,  Wentworth-place 
Streatfield,  S.  esq  Dublin  Castle,  &  Phoenix-p 
Stretteil,  Mrs.  S.  9,  Mer.-square,  n. 
Strong,  Rev.  Mr.  IS,  Hardw.-street 
Stuart,  James,  esq.  122,  Steph.-gr.  w. 
Studdart,  George,  esq.  Drumcondra 
Subremont,  Mrs.  E.  61,  Charlemont-street 
Sjil  I  Ivan,  James,  esq.  22,  Eccles-street 
Sullivan,  Mrs,!l38,  Dorset-street 
Sulliran,  M.  J.  «sq.  18,  upper  Baggot-street 
Supple,  E.  esq.  45,  upper  Dorset-street 
Supple,  i\'iHiam,  esq.  Paradise-row 
-Sutton,  Francis,  esq,  5,  lower  Mer.-street 
Sutton,' Rev.' Tho.  59,  low.  Dorset-street,  •& 

Clongill,  Co.  Meath 
«wan,  Mrs.  A.  23,  upper  Dorsef-street 
Swan,  W.  B.  e«q,  23,  gt.  George's-street,  n. 

and  Richmond 
Sweetman,  James,  esq.  1,  Fitzgibbon-street 
Sweetman ,  Mrs.  E,  4,  Mountjoy-square,  n. 
Sweetman,  W.jun.  esq.  Booterstown 
Sweny,  John,  esq.  4,  Fitzwilliam-square,  e. 
Swift,  Ben.  esq.  Brighton -lodge,  Clontarf 
Swift,  Deane,  esq.  10,  upper  Rutland-street 
Swift,  John,  esq.  1,  Synnot-place 
Swinny,  Bla,  esq.  9,  Kildarc-street 
Swords,  J.  G.  esq.  Farrell's  Hotel,  Domi- 

nick-street,  and  Dargle,  Co.  Wicklow 
Synge,  Fran.  esq.  8,  Ely-place,  and  Glen- 

more-Castle,  Wicklow 
Taaffe,  Hen.  E.  esq.  7.  Fitzgibbon-street 
Talbot,  Col.  M.  P.  Malahide,  Swords 
Talbot,  Hon.  and  Rev.  J.  C.  Dublin  Castle, 

and  PhcEnis-park 
Talbot,  John  Noble,  esq.  Clontarf 
Talbot,  J.  W.  esq.  35,  Ship-street 
Talbot,  Mrs.  Marg,  43,  Eccles-street 
Tarleton,  Edward,  esq.  9,  Summer-hi!l 
Taylor,  Major  Alex.  Leeson-street 
Taylor,  Capt.  39,  Camden-street 
Taylor,  G.  esq.  14,  Digjies-street 
Taylor,  John,  esq,  20,  Temple -street 
Taylir,  J.  esq.  12,  Hardwicke-street 
Taylor,  J.  S.  esq,  26,  upper  Baggot-street 
Taylor,  Mrs.  45,  WiUiam-s' i-oet 
Taylor,  Mrs.  6,  Mountjoy-square,  s. 
Taylor,  Mrs,  A.  P.  4,  e.  James's-s. 


NOBILiTY  AJsfP  eE?!lTRY. 

Taylor,  Robert,  esq.  3f,  upper  Pominick-st. 
Taylor,  Thos.  esq.  Dublin  Castle 
Taylor,  Thomas,  esq.  €0,  Pi  ussja-street 
Taylor,  T.  eaq.  59,  lower  Dorset-street 
Taylor,  William,  esq,  45,  Yorkrstreet 
Taylor,  William,  esq.  11,  Leinster-street 
Temple,  Mrs.  M.  7,  Leinster-street,  and 

Scarvah,  Co.  Armag'h 
Tennant,  William,  esq.  28,  Baggot-street 
Tew,  John,  es<(.  9,  Mountjoy-square,    w. 

and  Fellows-hall,  tCo.  Armagh 
Therry,  John,  esq.  48,  Summer-hill,  and 

Cove  of  Cork 
Thomas,  <Jeorge,  esq.  17,  Denzille-street 
Thomas,  M  rs. ;!  2^  lower  Giouc.-street 
Thompson,  D.  esq.  |l6j  Meek, -street 
Thompson,  G.  esq.  id,  !Ely-.place 
Thompson,    George,   esq.    Traasury,    and 

■Clonftkeagh-iCastle 
Thomson,  J.  esq.  18,  m.  Gard-street,  and 

Dunganuon,  Co.  Tyrone 
Thomson,  J.  esq,  11,  Camden-street 
Thomson,  Mrs,  5,  Belvedere-pl,  and  Rath- 

nally.  Trim.  Co,  Meath 
Thompson,  W.  esq-  Circular-road,  up.  Cam- 
den-street, and  Oatlands,  Co,  Meath 
Thornton,  Mrs.  M.  10,  Gard.-place 
Thorpe,  Ch.  esq.  15,  Blessington-street 
Tickell,  Major,  13,  Clare-street 
Tighe,  Mrs.  S.  33,  lower  Dominick -street, 

and  Rosana,  Co,  Wicklow 
Tighe,   S.  esq.  Hotel,  Kildare-street,  and 

Gartlandstown,  Mullingar 
Tilly,  Thomas,  esq,  14,  Mountjoy-square,  n 
Tinkler,  Mrs,  27,  Charlemont-street 
Tobin,  Major,  30,  Ship-street 
Todd,  Mrs.  Drumcondra- hill 
Toler,  the  Hon.  G.  21,  Rutland-square,  n, 
Torrens,  John,  Archdeacon  of  Dublin,  46, 

Stephen's-green,  e. 
Tottenham,  N.  L.  F.esq.  99,Stephen's-g.w, 
Tottenham,  Rt.  Ld.  Bishop  of  Killala,  45, 

Stephen's-green,  e. 
Toucher,  Rd.  Harbour  Master  and  Store- 
keeper, Dunleary 
Townsend,  H.  esq.  33,  Holies-street 
Tracy,  Mrs.  74,  lower  Dorset-street 
Trant,  John,  esq.  10,  Mountjoy-square 
Trant,  Mrs.  7,  Mountjoysquare,  north 
Trench,  John,    esq.  Stamp-oflBce,  Dublin, 

and  Moore-abbey,  Monasterevan 
Trench,  Rev.  Segar  Stuart,  Swords 
Trevor,  Alder.  53,  Leeson-st.  and  Dunleary 
Trevor,  MrS.  Mer.  4,  George's-place 
Trimleston,  Lord,  6,   Mountjoy-square,  w. 

and  Trimleston  Castle,  Co.  Meath 
Trotter,  Maj.-Gen.  Stephen-street 
Troy,  the  Most  Rev.  Dr.  3,  Cavendish-row 
Truell,  Rev.  Dr.  11,  Fitzwilliam-square,  p. 
Tuam,  His  Grace,  the  Archbishop  uf,  68, 

Stephen's-green,  s.  &  Tuam,  Co.  Galway 
Tnthill,  George,  esq.  10,  Fitzwm.-sq.  e. 
Twigg,  Mrs.  10,  Merrion-square,  n. 
Tyrrell,  Richard,  esq.  3,  Russell-street 
Tyrrell,  Thomas,  esq.  4,  French-street 
Underwood,  James,  esq.  43,  Mouot-stree 


36 


DUBLIN. 


NOBILITY  AND  GENTRY. 

Upton,  Mrs.  1,  lower  Merrion-street 
Upton,  Mrs.  Marg.  7,  Hume-street 
Usher,  Dr.  22,  Denzille-strcet 
Vance,  James,  esq.  51,  Sununer-hill 
Vanileleur,  Rt.  Hon.  J.  O.  13,  Rutland  sq^ 

p.  and  Kilrush,  Co.  Clare 
Vaughan,  Miss  M.  7,  Granby-row 
Vaughan,  Mrs.  44,  Hardwicke-street 
Vatiglian,  Mrs.  1,  Blessington-street 
Vavasour,  W.  esq.  L.  L.  D.  22,  Kild.-street 
Vernon,    Sir  Charles,   Dublin  Castle,  and 

Plioenix-park 
Verschoyle,  R.  esq.  27,  Merrion-square,  s. 

and  Mount-Meirion 
Vesey,  Rev.  G.  5,  Berresford-pl.  &  Roy,  Ho9. 
Vicars,  Mrs.  M.  3,  Mount-street 
Vicars,  Tb.  esq.  21,  Leeson-street 
Vicary,  Mrs.  11,  Hardwicke-place 
Villiers,  Mrs.  43,  Stephen's-green,  east 
Vincent,  .Mrs,  E.  36,  Rutland-square,  west 
Viridet,  Mrs.  A.  25,  Harcourt-street 
Wade,  Dr.  \y alter,  72,  lowef  Dorset-street 
Wade,  Mrs,  13,  middle  Gardiner's-street 
Wade,  Rob.  esq.  33,  north  gt.  George-street 
Wade,  Tobias,  esq.  5,  lower  Dorset-street 
Wainwright,  Capt.  14,  Russell-place 
Wakely,  James,  esq.  7,  Russell-place 
Wakely,  Rev.  Mr.  24,  Eccles-street 
Wakes,  C.  esq,  95,  Stephen's-green,  w. 
Walker,  Cbam-  esq.  Merrion-avemic 
Walker,  J.  H,  esq.  13,  Mecklenb.-street 
Walker,  J.  esq.  73,  lower  Dorset-street 
W^alker,  Miss,  55,  Blessington-street 
Walker,  Mrs.  Frances,  15,  Eccles-street 
Walker,  Peter,  esq.  7,  upper  Dom.-street 

and  Sea- view,  Clontarf 
Walker,  Rev.  Wm.  23.  upper  Dominick-st. 
Walker,  Samuel,  esq.  40,  lower  Gardiner-st. 
Walker,  Thomas,  esq.  69,  Stephen's-green, 

s.  and  Belmont,  Co.  Wexford 
Wall,  Garret,  esq.  1 1,  low.  Fitzw.-street 
Wallace,  J.  esq.  29,  n.gt.  George-street 
Wallace,  Mrs.  27,  Eccles-street 
Wallace,  W.  B.  esq.  12,  n.  gt.  Geo.-street 
Waller,  Geo.  esq.  Custom-house 
Waller,  Mrs.  31,  upper  Merrion-street 
Waller,  R.  esq.  Kimmage,  Raihfarnham 
Wallis,  Mrs.  A.  16,  Molesworth-etreet,  and 

Stillorgan 
Walsh,  John,  esq.  24,  Blessington-street 
Walsh,  Mrs.  46,  Hardwicke-street 
Walsh,  Mrs.  3,  Clanbrassil-place 
Walsh,  Mrs.  1,  n.  Summer-street 
Walsh,  Mrs.  S.  75,  Mecklenburgh-street 
Walsh,  Wm.  esq.  12,  Digges-street 
Walsh,  Wm.  esq.  42,  Blessington-street 
Walshe,  John,   esq.  7,  s,  Richmond-street, 

Portobello 
Walstein,  Miss,  59,  Mount-street 
Ward,  L.  esq.  5,  Russel-street 
Ward,  Mrs.  39,  low.  Dominick-street 
Ward,  Mrs.  21,  Merrion-square 
Waring,  John,  esq,  19,  Gardiner's-place 
Warner,  G.  M.  esq.  50,  Summer-hill 
Warner,  H.  esq.  16,  Merrion-square,  e. 
Warren,  J,  esq.  40,  M«cklenburgli-street 


NOBILITY  AND  GENTRY, 
Warren,  Mrs.  2,  upper  Camden-street 
Warren,  R.  esq.  17,  lower  Mount-street 
Waterford,    Marquis    of,    Tyrone-house, 
Marlboro'-street,  and  Curraghmore,  Co. 
Waterford 
WatsoB,  M.  esq.  17,  Blackball-street 
Watson,  Miss  M.  A.  26,  French-street 
Watts,  Capt.  5,  York-street 
Web^,  Jos.  esq.  6,  Prussia-street 
Webb,  Mrs.  A.  52,  Dawson-street 
Webb,  Rev.  Dr.  15,  French-street 
Webb,  Vere,  esq.  110,  Dorset-street 
Webb,  W.  esq.  7,  Prussia-street 
Webb,  W.  esq.  105,  Baggot-street,  andKil- 

macud,  Co.  Dublin 
Webber,  —  esq.  59,  Dawson-street 
Weeks,  Mrs.  J.  57,  Stephen's-gr.  s. 
Weir,  Mrs.  9,  Denzille-street 
Weldon,  J.  H.  esq.  42.  lower  Gard. -street, 

and  Gravel-mount,  Nobber,  Co.  Meath 
Welsh,  Mrs.  Cath.  4,  Hardwicke-street 
West,  Alderman,  42,  Harcourt-street 
West,  Jacob,  esq.  7,  Gardiner's-place 
West,  Mrs.  43,  Harcourt-street 
West,  Mrs.  13,  Fitzgibbon-street 
West,  Mrs.  R,  85,  upper  Dorset-street 
Westby,  Edw.  esq.  26,  York-street,    and 

High-park,  Hacketstown 
Westby,  Mrs.  57,  Aungier-street,  and  Bray 
Westby,  William,  esq.  6,  MerrlQn-square,n. 

and  Thorn-hill,  Bray 
Westenra,  Hon.  Hen.  Merrion-square 
Westenra,  Mrs,  H.  7,  Merrion-square,  n. 
Westenra,  Mrs.  55,  Granty-row 
Westmeath,  Countess  Dowager  of,    6,  Gar- 
diner's-place 
Westropp,  Mrs.  31,  Merrion-square,  s. 
Wetherall,  Mrs,  M.  20,  great  George-st.  n. 
Wetherall,  Thomas,  esq,  1,  George's-place 
Whaley,  John,  esq.  76,  Stephen's-green,  s. 
Wheeler,  George,  esq.  21,  Stephen's-gr.  n. 
Wheeler,  Henry,  esq.  21,  Greek-street 
Wheeler,  Mrs.  E.  29,  CufFc-street 
Whelan,  Mrs.  11,  upper  Gardiner-street 
Whipple,  Capt.  R.  N.  20,  low.  Glouc.-st. 
Whitaker,  George,  esq.  45,  Barrack-street 
White,  James,  esq.  13,  Gardiner's-place 
White,  Luke,  esq.  6,  Gardiner's-row,  and 

Woodlands,  Co.  Dublin 
White,   Major-General,  E.  Royal  Barracks 
White,  Rev.  W,  26,  s.  Frederick-street 
White,  Robert,  esq.  51,  Camden-street 
White,  T.  esq.  34,  upper  Gloucester-street 
White,  Wm.  17,  s.  Cumberland-street 
Whitehead,  Hon.  Mrs.  9,  Summer-street,  n. 
Whiteside,  Mrs.  A.  65,  lower  Gardiner-st. 
Whitney,  Mrs.  12,  Holies-street 
Whittle,  Mrs.  C.  13,  upper  Perab.-streot 
Whyte,  Mi-s.  12,  upper  Camden-street 
Wiber,  Charles,  esq.  13,  George's-place 
Wiber,  W.  esq.  6.  s.  Cumberland-stupet 
Wicklow,  the  Earl  of,  4,  Rutl.-sq.  e.  Castle- 
forward,  Co.  Donegal,  &  Shelton,  Arklow 
Wildridge,  T.  esq.  21,  Harcourt-street,  an* 

Glenville,  Tallaght 
Williams,  Edward,  esq.  Drumcondra 


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37 


NOBILITY  AND  GENTRY. 

Williams,  George,  esq.  47,  Ba^^i^ot-street 
Williams,  Jn.  esq.  14,  n.  CumberJaud-street 
Williams,  Mis.  19,  Hardwicke-street 
Williams,  Mrs.  8,  lower  Gardiner-street 
"Williams,  Thos.  esq.  2,  Belvedere-place 
Williams,  T.  esq.  9,  lower  Fitzw.-etreet 
Williamson,  Richard,  esq.  9,  upper  Fitz.-st. 
Wilkins,  C.  J.  esq.  1,  Harcoiirt-road 
Williomier,  Charles,  esq.  L.  L.  D.  T.  C.  D. 

83,  (irafton-street 
Willock,  Captain,  19,  Holies-street 
Willoe,  Mrs.  96,  Basfgot-street 
Wilmot,  Hen.  esq. 3.t,  lower  Gardiner-street 
Wilmott,  Mrs.  8,  Blcssington-street 
Wilson,  Edward,  esq  Drumcondra 
Wilson,  Jas.  esq.  26,  Cliarlemont-street 
Wilson,    Mrs.   E.    6,   Mountjoy-square,  e. 

and  Thorndale,  Co.  Dublin 
Wilson,  Mrs.  E,  32,  Frederick-street,  3. 
Wilson,  Mrs,  M.  47,  Suramer-hill 
Wilson,  Mrs.  14,  Russell-street 
Wilson,  Richard,  esq.  23,  Portobello 
Wilson,  R.  esq.  41,  low.  Camden-street 
Wilton,  Captain,  Dundrum 
Winder,  Ed.  esq.  1,  low.  Fitzw.-street 
Wingfield,  Hon.   Col.  Cork-abbey,   Bray, 

County  Dublin 
Wingfield,  Hon.  Miss,  19,  Merrioa-sq.  n. 
Wisdom,  J.  esq.  9,  Fleet-street,  and  Dun- 

ville-lodge,  Raneleagh 
WoUestonecraft,  Mrs.  17,  Hume-street 
Wolseley,  The  Rev.  Clement,  38,  Eccles-st, 
Wolseley,  Rev.  R.  63,  Mount-street 
Wolseley,  Mrs.  W.  6,  James's-street,  e. 


NOBILITY  AND  GENTRY. 

Wolsey,  Mrs,  4,   Clare-street 
Wood,  Wm.  esq,  40,  lower  Mount-street 
Wood,  Rev.  Samuel,  13,  Wbitefriai'-street 
Woodhouse,  Mrs.  16,  Gloucester-street 
Woodroffe,  James,  esq.  48,  Dominick-st, 
Woods,  Ed.  esq.  37,  Dominick-street 
Woodward,  Mrs.  J.  16,  middle  Gardiner-st, 
Woodward,  B.  B.  esq.  41,  Leeson-street 
Worthington,  A.  esq.  2,  Fitzgibbon-street 
Worthington,   the  Rev.  J.  R.  2,  low.  Gar- 
diner-street .  ^ 
Worthington,  Lady,  3,  Blackhall-place,  and 

Island-bridge 
Worthington,  P.  6,  n.  Cumb.-street 
Worthington,  Thomas,  esq.  19,  Temple-st. 
Wray,  Rev.  H.  3,  Ely-place 
Wright,  Edward,  esq.  79,  Mecklenburgh-«. 
Wright,  Lieut.-Gen.  35,Stephen's-greGn,  e, 
Wright,  Rev.  G.  N.  7,  Gardiner's-row 
Wrightson,  Rich.  esq.  32,  great  Ship-street 
Wulff,  Lieut.  Col.  George,  Island-bridge 
Wybrants,  Miss  A.  50,  Grauby-row 
Wybrants,  Mrs.  P,  64,  great  Britain-street 
Wybrants,  Robert,  esq.  47,  Rutland-sq.  w. 
Wynne,  Robert,  esq.  Rathmines  Castle 
Yeates,  Mrs.  M.  12,  s.  Cumberland-street 
Yelverton,  Hon.  W.  A.  36,  Gloucester-st. 
Young,  Charles,  esq.  27,  Tempie-street 
Youn^,  Miss,  5,  Portland-place 
Young,  Mrs.  Cas.  4,   Portland- place 
young,  Mrs.  1,  Hardwicka-place 
Younge,  Mrs.  A.  5,  upper  Pemb. -street 
Zouch,  Richard,  esq.  Treasury  Chamber*, 
and  26,  Portobello 


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MERCHANTS,    TRADESMEN,  &C. 


Academies, 
Adamson  J.  (French)  3,  Frcder5Tk*st.  s. 
Barber,  J.  R.  L.  L.  B.  37,  Aungier-street 
Bell  Julia,  (Ladies)  33,  Usher's-quay 
Brenan  John,  (Gent's.)  35,  Usher's-quay 
CJivroIl  Thomas,  35,  lower  Mount-street 
Cayre  and  Nolan,  37,  Srep-hfen's-green,    e. 
C'legg  Rebecca,  (Ladies)  34,  Arran-quay 
Corigan  Joseph,  Sandynrount 
Daly  Tliomas,  Gcorfe-court,  {rt.  Geo.-st.  s. 
Delaney  Val.  (Eag',  and  Class.)  7^  Essex-q. 
Domoulin  .1.  (F,  &  E.)  37,  Stephen's-gr.  e^ 
Fitzpatrick  Thomas,  12,  P^ter-street 
Flinn  Hannah,    (Ladies,  f  reitch  and  Eng- 
lish) 52,  Grafton- Street 
Flinn  Thomas,  ^Feinaiglian)  41,  Kildare-st. 
GifFord  Rachael,  (Ladies)    15,  Denzille-st. 
Harvey  George,  (Commercial)  81,  Abbey-st. 
Higginson  S.  (Ladies)  Sandymount 
Hill  Jonathan,  (different  languages)  40, 

Aungier-sirecl 
Hutchinson  Wm.  22,  gt-  Ship-street 
Jenkins  John,  4,  Wentwortli-place 
Jones  M.  (Ladies)    lO,  Freacb-istrfiet 
Kean  Lawrence,  6,  Peter-street 
Killens  Ann,  58,  Leeson-street 
Kirkwood  Mrs.  and  Misses,  3,  Frencb-st. 
M'Cabe  M.  (Ladies)  40,  Clarendon-street 
M'Crea  John,  61,  up.  Stephen-street 
M'Menamy  Wm.    (Professor  of  Mathema- 
tics)  1,  Hawkins-street 
M'Murry  Samuel,    (Charter  School)  3,  up. 

Bagot-street 
Mitchel  B.  (Ladies)  64,  Stephen's-green,  s. 
Montgomery  Misses,  43,  Dorset-street 
Morton  Mark,  42,  King-street,   s. 
Murphy  Alexander,  (Gentlemen's)  31,  Kil- 

dare-street 
Newl and  Abraham,  33,  Aungier-street 
O'Beirne  Maria,  (Ladies)  38,  Usher's-q. 
Parsley  Ann,  (Ladies  Boarding)    CO,   Ste- 

phen's-green 
Phelan  Thomas,  36,  Usher's-quay 
Phillips  Thomas,  63,  Stephen's-green 
Powers  Misses,  78,  lower  Mount-street 
Raye  M,  20,  Cam  den-street 
Regan  Mary,  18,  Stephen's-green,  north 
Rivett  Patty,  3,  s.  Frederick-street 
Rooney  Hugh,  23,  Arran-quay 
Sharman  John,  22,  Dawson-street 
Stewart  A.  O,  5,  Dorset-street 
Thorpe  Margaret,  28,  Usher's-quay 
Turpin,  M.  22,  upper  Rutland-street 
Verner  George,    (Gentlemen's)    71,   lower 

Mount-street 
Wall  Alexander,  Irish  Town 
Warren  Caroline,  22,  upper  Baggot-street 
West  Mifii-es,  and  Mrs.  Barker's    (Musical, 
&c.  Seminary)  9,  lower  Fitzwjlliam-street 
Av'cst  Mary,  39,  Usher's-quay 


-Wheeler  James,  (Writing)  36,  Abbey-st, 
Wbyte  Edward,  79,  Grafton-street 

AccGuntatitt. 
Anderson  Matthew,  3,  low.  Britain-street 
Greig  James,  53,  lower  Dorset-street 
Jemison  William,  16,  upper  Dorset-street 
Maeder  J,  G.  and  Co.  38,  gt.  Ship-street 
Richmond  Jnhn,  Richmond-street 
Spruhan  Michael,  44,  Jerris-street 
Stickland  Nathaniel,  16,  Hardwicke-placc 

Agricultural  Implement  Makers. 
Battley  T.  C.  Stephen's-green 
Farming  Lmplement   Manufactory,    123, 

Summer-hill 
L' Estrange  H.  40,  Smithfield 

Agents,  Ship  and  Commercinl. 
Brocas  and  Sons,  (Linen)  10,  Lurgan-st. 
Brown  Robert,  67,  Townsend-strcet 
Ellis  Francis,  (Ship)  30,  George's-quay 
Fisher  Emanuel,  33,  George's-quay 
Howard  Henry,  23,  Mary-street 
Kealey  Henry,  (Ship)  4j  Marlbo,rough-st. 
Kj'te  Henry,  Commercial  Buildings 
Livingston  and  Crane,  (Com.merciiCl  "Stores), 

Tiicker's-row 
Thompson  Isaac,  74,  Towjisend-street 
Webb  Richard,  (Commer..)  7>  Nicbolas-st. 

Agetd«^  /General  nmd  P<wtimla9'/. 
Bamber  Richard,  (to  British  colour  Co.)  36| 

lower  Grinond-quay 
Bentley  Robert,  5,  Stepben's-green,  north 
Darling:  George,   ('surveyor  and  accomptant 

to  the  commissioners  for  Dunleary  Har- 
bour) 19,  middle  Gloucester-street,  north 
Deverell  J.  (general  factor)  21,  Meath-street 
Farran  William,  76,  Abbey-street 
Golding  William  and  Co.    (furniture  and 

commission  broker)  39,  Grafton-street 
Henzille  H.  E.  45,  Stephen-street 
Heudrick  George,  27,  upper  Jervis-street 
Henley  James,  61,  Grafton-street 
Humphreys  William,   (house  and  estate)  7* 

Fowness-street 
Kirkland  John,  (to  the  Cork  mall  coach  Co.) 

12,  Dawson-street 
MafFett  William,    (to  Nobility  and  Gentry) 

24,  Frederick-street,  south 
Massey  Thomas, (Hibernian  and  City  Regis- 
try for  Servants)  19,  Fowness-street 
Meredythe  Edward,    (money   agency  and 

annuity  office)  Henrietta-street 
Moonev  Thomas,  (to  the  London  plate  glass 

Co.  41,  Pill-lane 
Palmer  and  Carroll  (Law)  13,  King-st.  s. 
Purcell  P.  D.  (to  the  Liverpool  packets)  18, 

George's-quay 
Trouten  Thomas,    (to  the  patent  kitchen 

range  manufacturers)  5,  Dawson-street 
Wilson  Edward,   (to  the  Stock  Office,)  21i 

Moore-street  ' 


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Anchor  Siuiths. 
Coyle  Thomas,  95,  Sir  J.  Rogeison's-quay 
O'Reilly  Edward,  111,  Sir  John's-quay 
Rociiford  John,  61,  City -quay 
Apolhecaries,  SfC. 
Acheson  Francis,  142,  Capel-street 
Ambrose  William,  23,  SI.  Andrew-street 
Armstronfi;  William  and  Co.  42,  Mary-street 
Aston  Richard,  45,  Meath-street 
Atkinson  and  Mahood,  2(>,  1.  Bridge-st. 
Atkinson  Robert,  25.  Meckleaburg- street 
Aylmer  John,  48,  Mary-street 
Bagnall  Michael,  9,  Queen-street 
Barker  Richard,  123,  Great  Britain-street 
B»ll  Thomas,  144,  Francis-street 
Bell  Samuel,  66,  Francis-street 
Betty  John,  110,  upper  Dorset-street 
Boileau  J ,  T.  Bride-street 
Booth  Thomas,  64,  Grafton-streel 
Bowling  J .  and  Co.  4S,  Capel-slrect 
Brady  James,  144,  Francis-street 
Branagan  Michael,  2,  1.  Baggot-street 
Buchanan  and  Macnamara,  80,  Grafton-st. 
Buckley  and  Leitch,  52,  Castle-street 
Caldwell  Arthur,  Meath-street 
Callaghan  William,  38,  Mary-street 
Carrigan  Michael,  2,  N.  Mary's  Abbey 
Clarke  Benjamin,  37,  Grafton-street 
Clifford  Richard,  65,  great  George-st.  s. 
Clindenen  Samuel,  31,  Peter-street 
Clindenen  Alexander,  Harold's-cross 
ConneU  and  Bell,  144,  Francis-street 
Craven  and  Nicholls,  48,  Dawson-street 
Crawford  Oliver,  Black-rock 
Cuddy  Daniel,  3,  Aungier-street 
Dalton  Michael,  37,  1.  Fleet-street 
Daly,  James,  37,  Henry-street 
Delany  Felix,  150,  Thomas-street 
Dillon  William,  57,  High-street 
Dillon  Michael,  1j04.  Stepben's-green,  w. 
Donovan  Michael,  Townsend-street 
Donovan  John,  2,  Townsend-street 
Dwyerand  Sullivan,  18,  Andrew-street 
Dyas  Walter,  20,  Parliament-street 
Dyas  William  and  Son,  3,  Castle-street 
Eaton  John,  16,  Henry-street 
Empson,  Richard,  144,  n.  King-street 
iFitzpatrick  Patr,  139.,  upper  Dorset-street 
Fraaer  John  and  Co.  4,  Dame-street 
Furlong  Thomas,  53,  Ftancis-street 
Gaghraa  John  63,  Great  Britain-stroct 
Gillman  John  and  Co,  1(50,  Capel-street 
Gordon,  Pollock  and  Co.  118,  Capel-street 
Graves,  T,  H.  103,  Great  Britain-street 
Gresham  Stanhope,  47,  Castle-street 
Halaham  George,  3,  Mercer-street 
Halliday  William,  33,  Arran-quay 
Hamilton  W,  C.  4.3,  Cuffe-street 
Hardman  Thomas,  25,  George's-qu.iy 
Henry  Charles,  44,  Queen-street 
Herron  William,  1T6,  n.  King-street 
Hickson  Robert,  50,  Exchequer-street 
Hogan  Edward,  25,  Church-street 
Holmes  Joshua,  134,  upper  Dorset-street 
Honner  Edward,  21,  Clare-street 
Hoyteand  Flood,  17,  1,  Sackvillc-street 


Hughes  William,  16,  upper  Orrao.id-quay 
Hughes  John,  4,  York-street 
Hunt  and  Kiernan,  (state)  .'j8,  Henry-.strcet 
Hutchinson  John,  72,  Great George-str.  s. 
Johnson,  John,  Black-rock 
Kearney  Justin,  8,  Williani-stroct 
KellyJohn,  11,  Stephen's-green,  n. 
Kennedy  John,  67,  Capel-street 
Keon  Michael,  9,  Arran-quay 
Keon  M.  A.  15,  Arran-qu.iy 
King  Robert,  91,  Stephen's-gre.en,  s. 
Leech  Robt.  (&  chemist)  12,  Parliament- st. 
Lloyd  and  Carroll,  29,  Nassau-street 
Mc  Alpin  Owen,  8,  Suffolk-street 
Mc  Can  John,  18,  Clare-street 
Mc  Carthy  James,   43,  Aungier-street 
M'Derniott  William,  77,  Aungier-slrect 
Madden  WiUUiui,  75,  James-street 
Maginnis  Haml.  115,  up.  Dorset-street 
Mansfield  George,  2,  lower  Kevin-street 
Matthews  Christopher,  21,  Monntjoy-strcet 
Meredith  Richard,  28,  north  Earl-street 
Moran  Thomas,  145,  Thomas-Street 
Moore,  J.  W.  8,  south  Anne-street 
Mortashed  Edward,  4,  Old  Church-street 
Murry  Patrick,  43,  Grafton-street 
Mulock  Robert,  63,  Charlemont-strect 
Murphy  John,  2,  Mountjoy-square,  south 
Newberry    F.    and   Son,    (medicine   ware- 
house) 29,  Dame-street 
Nugent  Thomas,  2,  Merrion-row 
O'Brien  John,  44,  north  King-street 
O'Brien  Valentine,  120,  great  Britain-street 
O'Donel  Nathaniel,  25,  great  Britain-street 
O'Reilly  Edmund,  126,  Capel-street 
O'RonrkeOwen,  Ringsend 
Peter  C.  B.  &  Co.  108,  upper  Dorset-street 
Price  J.  R.  66,  William -street 
Reilly  John,  128,  Thomas-street 
Reilly  Luke,  Dunleary 
Reynolds  Bernard,  84,  Bride-street 
Savage,  Arthur  and  Son,  30,  Meath-street 
Scott  Thomas  S.  8,  Kevin's-port 
Scholes  Alexander,  107,  Capel-street 
Shaw  John,  71,  great  Britain-street 
Sims  Elizabeth,  65,  upper  Dorset-street 
Smyth  aud  Bruen,  26,  upper  Sackville-st. 
Sohan  Edward,  39,  Fleet-street 
Stringer  Joseph,  32,  Aungier-street 
Stroker  T.  51,  great  Britain-street 
Thomas  John,  22,  Dawson-street 
Wadswortl-i  James,  Black-rock 
Wallace  Samuel,  21,  Townsend-street 
Watts,  William,  31,  upper  Sackville-street 
Williams  Charles,  60,  Charlcmont-street 
Willis  Thomas,  72,  north  King-street 

Architects  and  Builders. 
Berrell  Jolin,   (principal   for   Barracks)  6, 

lower  Pembroke-street 
Binns  Geo.  (&  measurer)  25,  Paradise-roW 
Bowdeu  John,  6,  Blessington-street 
Butler  ^V.  U.  3,  Circular-road 
Byrne  Patrick,  25,  Mabbot-street 
Colbourne  Tiiomas,  17,  upper  Camden-st. 
FahyOwen,  18,  Great  Sliip-street 
Farrell  William,  12,  Kihlare-street 


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Hargrave  Abraham,  12,  Charlotte-street 
Hay  M.  J.  9,  Buckingham-street 
Henry  David,  14,  Hume-street 
HenzellJohn,  45,  Stephen-street 
Johnston  Francis,  (to  the  Board  of  Works) 

48,  Eccles-street 
Keegaa  Patrick,  55,  Marlborough-street  - 
Knight  Richard,  4,  upper  Fitzwi!liam-st. 
M'Mahon  John,  24,  Great  Charles-street 
Mullen  Bernard,  2,  Mou.itjoy-square,  w. 
Mullins  Bernard,  20,  Leeson-street 
Murphy  Gabriel,  18,  Stephen's- gr.  n. 
O'Reilly  Anthony,  8,  Marlborough-street 
Papworth  George,  6,  George's-place 
Sandys  Robert,  19,  s.  Anne-street 
Shiel  James,  93,  Baggot-street 
Taylor  John,  2,  Cottage  Terrace 
Williamson  Arthur,  27,  Paradise- row 
Williamson  John,  33,  Paradise-row 
Williamson  Matthew,  26,  Paradise-row 
Afmy  Accoutrement  Makers. 
Creeds  Rebecca,  15,  Dame-street 
Davies  and  Howell,  Montpellier-hill 
Hawkes,  Moseley  and  Co.  13,  Grafton-st. 
M'Neely  Samuel',  10  and  11,  Arran-quay 

Army  Agents, 
Armit  and  Borouglis,  18,  Leinster-street 
Atkinson  John  anc^  Sons,  1,  Ely-place 
Blaquire,Hon.  P.  B.  (&land)49,Dawson-st 
Browne,  Col.  William,  20,  e.  Park-street 
Burge  Benjamin,  21,  upper  Baggot-street 
Cane  Richard  ami  Co,  61,  Dawson-street 
EwingR.  H.  5,  upper  Rutland-street 
Neddry  Sergeant  Major  David,  (for  Recruit- 
ing Service  of  Hon.  East  India  Company,) 
15,  Pool  Begg-street 
Reed  and  Frazer,  9.  Henry-street 
Taylor  and  Findlay,  20,  Temple-street 
Woodward  H.  A,  7,  Ellis-quay 

Artists  and  Machmists. 
Crosby  Fo'rd,  (Artist's  Warehouse)  40,  Gol- 
den Lane 
Crow  Laurence,    (Artist's  Warehouse)  24, 

Golden  Lane,  and  90,  Steplien's-green 
Kennan  T.  and  Son,    (and  Mechanical  Im- 
plement Venders)   19,  Fishamble-street 
Marphy  Edward,  7,  Skinner-row 
Peacock  Joseph,  40,  Great  Strand-street 
West,  Michael, (Drawing)  35,  Molesworth-st 
Attorneys  and  Solicitors. 
See  the  latter  part  of  Dublin  Directory 
Auctioneers  and  Auction  Marts, 
Archer  Abraham,  22,  Abbey-street 
Bentley  W.  F.    45,   Bride-street,  and  19, 

Nioholas-street 
Biggar  Wm.  73,  Camden-street 
Clare  J.  (mart)  9,  upper  Ormond-quay 
Cole  Wm.  2,  lower  Ormond-quay 
Cusack  Isaac,  32,  upper  Sackville-street 
Dodd  John,  12,  upper  Sackville-street 
Edward  George,  (books)  4,  Eustace-street 
Elliot  John,    (and  furniture  warehouse)  34, 

upper  Sackville-street 
Farrell  Owen,  108,  Abbey-street 
Fell  John^  3,  Crow-street 


Frayne  Robert,  13,  upper  Ormond-quay 

Gibbon  Wm.  7,  Bishop-street 

Gibson  Thomas,  63,  Capel-street 

Gillingtea  S.  and  G.  119,  Abbey-street 

Howard  Henry,  23,  Mary-street 

Jones    Thomas,      (books  and  prints)    6, 

Eustace- street 
Jones  Samuel,   (books)  8,  Trinity-street 
Law  R.  and  P.  21,  North  Earl-street 
Lewis  Hemy,  44,  Dame-street 
M'Cready  Thomas,  66,  Bride-street 
Mack,  Williams  and  Gibton,  39,  Stafford-st 
Preston  John,  8,   Henry-street 
Sherlock  and  Reid,  62,  gt.  George-street,  8, 
Smiih  John,  38,  Nassau-street 

Baby  Linen  Warehouses. 
Bell  L.  and  S.  27,  Aungier-street 
Boardman  M.  92,  Grafton-street 
Murray  A.  andR.  83,  Grafton-street 
Roche  Sarah,  69,  Grafton-street 
Smith  Jane,  54,  Grafton-street 

Bakers,  Bread  and  Biscuit. 
Allen  Michael,  25,  Bride-street 
Andrews  Barth.  104,  Pill-lane 
Arnold  Peter,  50,  great  George-street,  s. 
Arthur  James,  7,  Ardee-row 
Ashe  William,  57,  Henry-street 
Balfe  John,  49,  Moor-street 
Barry  Patrick,  2,  Redmonds-hill 
Booth  Edward,  114,  Jamcs-strert 
Brennand  James,  12,  upper  Dorset-street 
Byrne  Thomas,  29,  Cross  Kevin-street 
Camptiell  Edward,  8,  great  Britain-street 
Carroll  Christopher,  36,  s.  great  George' s-st, 
CassidyJohn,  1,  Moss-street 
Clarke  Patrick,  40,  Usl.er's-quay 
CUtford  William,  121,  Townsend-street 
Collins  Mary,  99,  upper  Dorset-street 
ConoUy  Michael,  26,  King-street,  s. 
Coyne  Nicholas,  16,  Stafford-street 
Coyne  Thomas,  19,  Patrick -street 
Coyne  John,  2,  Marrowbone-lane 
Daly  Martin,  35,  Coombe 
Devine  James,  27,  Thomas-street 
Dempsey  Jo'nn,  44,  Goldeu-lane 
Dempsey  Christopher,  81,  James-street 
Dignam  Thomas,  72,  Francis-street 
Dignam  John,  41,  Cook-street 
Donovan  Robert,  38,  Aungier-street 
Donovan  Nicholas,  122,  Francis-street 
Donovan  John,  80,  Bride-street 
Dungan  Thomas,  55,  upper  Dorset-street 
Dunn  Thomas,  36,  Nicholas-street  , 

Dunne  Peter,  Birick-rock 
Dunne  John,  53,  s.  great  George-street 
Ennis.  Thomas,  44,  Thomas-street 
Ennis  Alice,  26,  Grafton-street 
Ennis  James,   (biscuits)   1.30,  Capel-street 
Fitzharris  Agnes,  84,  Marlborough-street 
Fitzsimmons  Thomas,  91,  James-street 
Flanagan,  John,  97,  Coombe 
Flanagan  Alicia,  9,  Mcrrion-row 
Flood,  Mary,  7,  Bride-street 
Gannon  Nicholas,  11,  Moss-street 
Grant  James,  30,  great  George-street,  s. 
Grealy  Martin,  30,  Townsend-street 


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Higglnbotham  Tbomas,  149,  Francis-street 
Hipwell  George,  73,  Abbey-street 
Hoey  Peter,  69,  Bride-street 
Hogan  James,  35,  Stoney-batter  ' 
Horan  Bridget,  19,  Duke-street 
Hoy  John,  54,  lower  Fleet-street 
Hoyne  Nicholas,  5,  Fishamble-street 
Hyland  Luke,  49,  Coombe 
Ince  John,  34,  Nicholas-street 
Jones  John,  62  j.  City-quay 
Kelly  Henry,  6,  Park-street,  south 
Kelly  Nicholas,  39,  Bolton-stre'et 
Kennedy  Richard,  9,  King-street,  south 
Kennedy  Owen,  5,  William-street 
Kibney  Robert,  12,  Patrick-street 
Lynch  Richard,  34,  Exchequer-street 
M'Cabe  John,  88,  Capel-street 
M'Dermott  Michael,  4,  Boot-lane 
Rl 'Guinness  John,  64,  Meath-street 
Madden  Phillip,  lOfi,  north  King-street 
Madden  J.  S.  1,    Baggot-street 
Magrane  Marj',  13,  Townsend-street 
Magrath  Miles,  78,  Franeis-street 
Maguire  Hugh,  40,  Exchequer-street 
Manders  Richard  &  Co.  J 14,  James-street, 

and  9,  Fowness-street 
Meighaa  Thomas,  18,  Cook-street 
Monks  Laur.  23,  Denmark-street 
Moran  Charles,  7,  Werburgh-street 
Moran  James,  5,  Leeson-street  ■ 
Moran  Esther,  33,  Kevin-port 
Patterson  John,  34,  Cit^'-quay 
Richard  James,  46,  lower  Fleet-street 
Rickard  Matthew,  156,  King-street 
Rogers  Thomas,  53,  King-street,  south 
Ryder  Patrick,  104,  Abbey-street 
Scale  Edward,  13,  Smock-alley 
Smith  Michael,  21,  St.  Andrew-street 
Taylor  George,  19,  Meath-street 
Ternan  James,  143,  north  King-street 
Tipper  Richard,  3,  north  King  street 
Troy  Bartholomew,  (biscuit)  5,  Priucess-st. 
Troy  Judith,  23,  Pill-lane 
Tyrrell  Thomas,  62,  Meath-street 
Wade  Edward,  32,  Kildare-street 
Walsh  Peter,  48,  Meath-street 
Walsh' Peter,  22,  Tighe-street 
Ward  Peter,  36,  north  King-street 
Weily  John,  132,  Sammer-hill 
Welsh  M,  T.  33,  Poolbeg-street 
Winter  James,  48,  Poddle 
Winter  A.  J.  46,  Patrick-street 

Bttilfcers. 
Governors  and  Directors  of  the  BANK  OF 

IRELAND,  College-green 
Alexander  Sir  Wm.  Bart.  Robert  Alexander, 

Jun.    Wm.  Jas.  Alexander,   Wm.  John 

Alexander,    and   Wm.  John  Alex.indcr, 

Jun.  Esqrs.  22,  upper  Sackville-strcet 
Ball  Benjamin,  esq.  Matthew  Jas.  Plunkett, 

esq.  Philip  Doyne,  Jun.  esq.  and  Henry 

Samuel  Close,  esq.  Henry-street 
Finley  Thomas,  esq.  John  Geale,  esq.  Robt. 

Law,  esq.  &  Michael  Law,  esq.u.  Jervis-st 
Latouche  George,  esq.  J.D.Latouche,  esq. 

John  Latouche,  esq.  Peter  Latouche,  Jun. 

esq.   Peter  Digges   Latouche,    esq,  and 
F 


James  Digges  LatOucbe,  asq.  Castle-street 
Newcomen  Right  Hon.  Lord  Viscount,  and 

James  Evory,  esq.  Castle-street 
Shaw  Rob.  Thos.  R.  Needham,  and  Pon- 

sonby  Shaw,  esqrs.  Foster-pl.College-gr. 
Barm  Brewers. 
Daly  Patrick,  5,  Hannover-lane 
Reilly  Hugh,  106,  north  King-street 
Smith  W.  J.  (factor)  41,  Thomas-court 
Barometer  Sf  Mirror  Manufacturers. 
Del  Vecchio  James,    (statuary,  plaister  of 

Paris  and  Roman  cement  manufacturer) 

26,  Westmoreland-st.  &  6,  D'Ollier-st. 
Gallagher  Thomas,  31,  George-street,  south 
Gatty  Andrew,  1,  Smock-alley 
Hobart  John,  2,  Abbey-street 
Jackson  Richard,  5,  Essex-bridge 
Kearney  Joshua,  49,  Henry-street 
King  Charles,  40,  James-«treet 
Mnckey  P.  D.3.  Skinner-row 
Milessio  Dominiok,  6,  Skinner-row 
Pusteria  Anthony,  143,  Capel-street 
Saudford  Patrick.  45,  Henry-street 
Barristers,  Benchers,  8sc. 
See.  latter  end  of  Dublin  Directory. 
Basket  ^-e.   Warehouses, 
.\skam  Charles,  Fishamble-street 
Cottle  J.ine,  17,  Fishamble-street 
Cottle  William,  (and  groc«r}  34,  Watling-Bt. 
Doyle  Edward,  45,  Fishamble-street 
Miller  James,  33,  Fishamble-street 
Miller  John,  7,  Essex-street 
Noonan  Michael,  46,  Fishamble-street 

Block  and  Pump  Makers. 
Dignan  Michael,  83,  Sir  John's-quay 
Dignan  Thomas,   104,  Sir  John's-quay 
Farrcil  John,  36,  George's-quay 
Fox  J.  and  C.  (hydraulists)  121,  Coombe 
Hammond  J.  86,  Sir  John's-quay 
HiHi;hes  Henry,  46,  City-quay 
Kane  John,  79,  Sir  John's-quay 

Bookbinders. 
Candler  Paul,  63,  gt.  George-street,  south 
Challiner  William,  (periodioal  publication) 

1,1.  Britain-street 
Cutler 'George,    (and  stationer)    56,    upper 

Stephen-street 
Dornin  Thomas,  33,  south  Anne-street 
Dunbavin  Thomas,  37,  great  Strand-street 
Duncan  Thomas,  15,  Crow-street 
Gal  way  Edward,  Smock-alley 
Gibson  James,    (iancy  and  plain)  32,  upper 

Orniond-qviay 
Harford  J.  P.  4,  Trinity-place 
Kiddie  Thomas,  7,  Swift's-roAV 
Lpech  John,  30,  great  Strand-street 
Litton  Anne,  1,  Dawson-court 
Malier  George,  Coghill-court,  Dame-street 
Maillc  and  Farrell,  Wolf  s-alley 
Mullen  George,  27,  Temble-bar 
Reilly  Michael,  Cook-street 
Rogers  Robert,   (ornamental  and  plain)  12, 

Skinner-row 
Sweeny  (ieorge,  30,  low.  Strand-street 
Tucker  Thomas,  14,  great  Strand-street 
Waters  J.  85,  great  George-st.  s. 


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Booksellers.  Stationers  4'  Printers. 

See  also  Printers,  Lotter-press 

Allen  Gcor£;e,    ('printer  &  publisher  of  Me- 

loilia  Sacra)   3!),    Fishamble-strect 
Arclicr  Charles,  34,  Dame-street 
Archer  and  Biirnside,  18,  Capol-street 
Bagot  E.  ami  S.  fstationers)  5)9,  James'-st. 
Beatty  S.  24,  Anglesea-street 
Beddy  Lester,  14,  Kinof's-Inn-qiiay 
Bentham  Christopher,  (printer  iS;  stationer) 

19,  Eustace -street 
Blenkinsop    Peter,   (to  Maynoot'i   Colleec") 

129,  Capel-street 
Bonsall  John,  2S,   Da\rson-street 
Bowes  Tiiomas,  69,  low.  Gardiner-st. 
Brenan  Patrick,  7,  Anjriesea-st. 
Burnside  Tlios.    (to  the  Education  Society) 

Kildare-pjace 
fiyrne  Peter,  26,  An;^lesea-st. 
Callwcll  Nathaniel,  2S,    Collejre-greerv 
Carr  George,  23,  AVestmorcian.'-'t. 
Chcunliers  audllalla^j-in,  4,  Abbev-st.   (and 

fancy  stationers]    5,  Wc;,tniorc"laH(l-st. 
Charles  James,  57,  Marv  street 
Clarke  Nicholas,  50,  gt.'B:it:ii:i-strect 
Codd  Thomas,  59,  pt.  Britain-st. 
Connell  M.  38,  up,  Oimond-quav 
Cooke  John,  (lawsta.)  6,  up.Ori'i!0(ul-quay 
Coyne  John,  74,  Cooko-strcct 
Coyne  Richard,   16,  Parliament-street 
Cliiiford  T.  C  115,  Stepheii's-'grccn,  w. 
Crookes  Christopher,  83,   Capel-street 
CummincJohn,   16,  low.  Ormond- quay 
Cumming  Cliarles,  19,  Dame-street 
Cnmming'  W.  (;;nd  binder)  27,  gt.  Britain-st. 
Delancy  Edw.  39,  lower  Orniond-qnay 
Devaux  Wni.  Jun.  19,  Clare-street 
Doolittle  T.  \F.  13.  Whitefriar-st 
Dornin  Thomas,  33,  s.  Annc-.st. 
Dowd  M.  10,  Mary-street 
Downes  Charles,  2,  Whitefriar  ?t. 
DraperJames,  [stationcrto  Bank  oflreland] 

t),  Cranipton-ct. 
l^r-Sdale  B.  (>,  Dame-strcet 
Edwards  Gcorire,  4,  Eustace-street 
Ennis  M.  A.  14,  BatcheUn's-walk 
Exshaw  Aid.  John,  103,  Grafton-st. 
rerrar  Josepli,  140,  Capel-street 
Findlay  John,  46,  An-an-quay 
Eitzpatrick  John,  4,  Capel-st. 
Flcinino;  John,  l5i»,  Capel-street 
Fliim  Thomas,  52,  Grafton-str^'et 
Fitzgerald  E.  M.  [stationer] 41,  New-row,  w. 
litzgibbon  Rd.  [and  binder]  18,  King-st.  s, 
Gonnc  .fames,    61,  Moore-st. 
Grace  Richard,  3,  Mary-street 
Greene  M.  A.  25,  Anglesea-st. 
Greene  M.  W.  23,  Anglesea-st. 
Haydock   Thos.    [scarce  books]    17,  lower 

Ormond-quay 
Henshall  T.  [circula.  library]  36,  Nassau-st. 
Hodges  and  M' Arthur,  21,  College  green 
Hogiiet  Joseph,   [French]  33,   Grafton-st. 
Hutchinson  Willi-.m,  34,  Mary-street 
Johnson  John.  14,  Golden-lane 
Johnston  and  Dcas,  8,  Batchelor's-walk 
Jones  John,  40,  gt.  George-st,  s, 


Jones  Thomas  6,  Eustace-street 
Jones  Samuel,  8,  Trinity-street 
Jones  WiJiiam,  75,  Thomas-st. 
Jordan  Thos.  40,  Bolton-st. 
Keene  Martin,  6,  College-green 
Keightley  Rd.  35,  upper  Ormond-quay 
Kelly  N.  and  Son,  6,  gt.  George's-street 
Kempsion  John,   (extensive   circulating  li- 
brary) 31 ,  low.  Sackville-st, 
Kenrick  Jane,  16,  Cliancery-lane 
King  A.  B.  (to  his  Majesty)' 36,  Dame-st. 
La  Grance  Chas.  35,  Nassau-st. 
T.arkin  Thomas,  6,  Parliament-st. 
I^ewis  Henry,  44,  Dame-street 
Lidford  Matthew,  53,  Golden-lane 
LowtherWm.  (stationer)  81,  gt.  Britain-st 
M-Donnel  Eli/a,  50,  Essex-st 
[Madden  M.  [fancy  sta.]  115,  Stephen's-gr. 
Mabon  M.  N.  116,  Grafton-street 
Maitland  Alex.  5,  Bedford-row 
Maude  W.  H.  148,  Abbey-street 
Mercier  Rd.  (to  Unirersity)  31,  Anglcsca-st. 
Milliken  Rd.  104,  Grafton-street 
Mosse  Charles,  Essex-bridge 

Murray  W,  J.  2,  Bride-st. 

Murray  H.  (stamp  stationer)  49,  Capel-st. 

Nixon  John,   (stationer)  131,  Capel-st. 

Nolan,  J.  J.  3,  SufTolk-st. 

Nugent  Edward,  39.  up.  Dominick-st, 

Parry  John,  33,  Anglesea-st. 

I'orter  Joshua,  72,  Grafton-street 

.Sb=,ikcy  AV.    (stationer)  25,  St.  Andre\v-st. 

SUaw  Win.  (stationer)  105,  Abbey-st 

Smith  Brett,  46,  R!ary-street 

Smith  Richard,  15,  Leinster-strcet 

Stewart  &  Hope,  (station.)  1,  Old  Churoh-st. 

Stewait  W.  [printer  &  station.]  86,  Bridc-st. 

Taylor  E,  (;-.tafioner)  18,  Cumbciland-st. 

Tims  R.  M.  85,  Grafton-street 

Twigg  Rd,  (stationer)  11,  Henry-st. 

Tyrrell  VV.  H.  17,  College  green 

AVatPOn  .'\nne,  7,  Canel-.s'Lreft 

Walton  William,  26,'Eolton-st 

Walsh  George,   19,  Wood-quay 

Webb  M.  &  T.  Jun.  23,  low.  Sackvillc-st 

White  R,  M.  85,  gt.  Britain-st. 

Wogau  David,  28,  Merchant's-quav 

WoodWm.  41,  Stafford-st. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers  and  Shoe 
Wurehoiises. 

Adams  Bernard,  (livTies)  12,  gr.  Britain-st. 
Abbott  Benj;-'min,  15,  upper  Ormond-quay 
Alcock  Steven,  19,  Kevin's-port 
AlloAvay  John,  62,  High-street 
Andrews  James,  5,  Wood-quay 
Bagnall  Jonathan,  24,  Wesimoreland-strcet 
Barret  John,  81,  Aungier-st, 
Bell  William,  1,  upper  Ormoud-quay 
Bolton  John,  (ladies)  62,  Grafton-street 
Bomford  William,  61,  High-street 
Botts  Hartfield,  2o,  Kevin's-port 
Boyd  Hugh,  149,  Abbey-street 
Bradsbftw  Thomas,  3,  Nicholas-street,  and 

65,  High-street 
Brenan  Peter,  (ladies)  74,  gt.  Brltain-st. 
Brenan  Thomas,  42,  WilJiam-street 


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Brcnan  Peter,  (boots)  60,  Grafton-street 

Brindley  Robert,  5,  Parliament-street 

Brooks  Thomas,  58,  High-street 

Byrne  Thomas,  167,  great  Britain-street 

Byrne  John,  69,  great  Genrij-e-street 

Cahill  Edward,  73,  great  Britain-street 

Carroll  Richard,  53,  High-street 

Clancy  Richard,  6,  Back-lane 

Cashman  Michael,  71,  upper  Stephen-street 

Cole  Thomas,  46,    great  George-street,  s. 

Colgan  Matthew,  16,  Wood's-quay 

Collins  William,  95,  Grafton-strcct 

Clarke  Bernard,  30,  upper  Orniond-quay 

Cloney  Richard,  6,  Nfjssau-street 

Cope  George,  12,  Nicholas-street 

Corr  Nicholas,  54,  Capel-strect 

Cowen  Benjamin,  45,  Towasend-street 

Crane  William,  26,  great  George-street,  s. 

Dack  Robert,  (ladies)  17,  LeiTister-street 

Daniel  Thomas,  23,  Capel-Street 

Dealo  James,  16,  upper  Stejjhen-slreet 

Delany  Bartholomew,  12.  Mary-strjet 

Dillon  Edward,  6,  Johnson's-place 

Dillon  P.  16,  Essex-quay 

Doyle  Patrick,  35,  Nicholas-street 

Druinmond  John,  1,  Trinity-street 

Earl  Robert,  71,  Abbey-street 

Egan  William,  8,  Wood-quay 

Ellis  William,  13,  Westmoreland-street 

Ewing  W.  T.  6,  W^ood-quay 

Pagan  Bartholomew,  185,  great  Britain-st. 

Fay  Thomas,  22,  Meath-street 

Fisher  &  Sou, (ladies)  38,  Westmoreland-st. 

Fitzsiinmons  Mary,    ("and  trimmings)   19t| 

Nicholas-street 
Fletcher  John,  79,  Queen-street 
Galbraitb  Thomas,  1,  Nassau-street 
Qilligan  Nicholas,  116,  Stephen-street 
Giltram  John,  25§  Smock-alley 
Griffiths  Rice,  4,  Nicholas-street 
Griraely  Robert,  9,  Wood-quay 
Grove  William,  112,  great  Britain-street 
Guy  Edward,  2,  Nassau-street 
Harford  John,  41,  Bolton-street 
Harford  Patrick,  26,  High-st. 
Haj-es  A.  and  Co.  18,  Arran's-quay 
Hayes  Henry,  70,  Grafton-st. 
Healey  William,  6,  Grafton-st. 
Holmes  R.  P.  46,  1.  Stephcn-st. 
Holmes  George,  6,  Capel-st. 
Hughes  James,  25,  Damc-strret 
Hussey  Owen,  22,  Capel-st, 
Hussey  Thomas,  1,  lower  Abbey-st, 
Johnson  William,  7,  Wood-quay 
Johnston  William,  9,  Ellis-quay 
Jones  Nathaniel,  29,  1.  Sackville-st, 
Jones  Shephard,  35,  Westmoreland-st. 
Jordan  William,  (ladies)  5,  Nassau 
Kavanagh  Andrew,  29,  Aungier-st. 
Kavanagh  James,  2,  Nicholas-street 
Kearney  William,  2R2,  Kevin's-port 
Keegan  J.  and  F.  44,  great  Gcorge-st,  s, 
Kelly  Thomas,  59,  great  Britain-st. 
Kelly  Edward,  25,  Henry-st. 
Kelly  Malacbi,  11,  Cope-st.  8, 
Kelly  C.  A.  57,  upper  Stephen-st. 
Kelly  John,  17,  Essex-quay 


Kelly  Clement,  83,  great  George-strett 
Kelly  M.  (ladies)  1,  Chatham-street 
LangstafF  John,  29,  Stepheu-st. 
Laphen  Thomas,  26,  great  George-st.  s. 
Laphen  Daniel,  25,  Townsend-st. 
Leahy  Theophs.  45,  great  George-st,  s. 
Lynch  Laurence,  27,  Westmoreland-st. 
M'Cabe  James,  2,  Wood-quay 
M'Call  Anne,  45,  Abbey-st. 
M'Cormick  Peter,  5,  Essex-quay 
Madden  Patrick,  13,  Arrau-quay 
Martin  Patrick,  16,  Abbey-st. 
Miles  John,  J5,  M^rcer-st. 
Miller  John,  58,  Back-lane 
Monks  Richard,  12,  Wood-quay 
Mulvey  Patrick,  O.  C.  78,  Thomas-gt, 
Murphy  Patrick,  38,  Nicholas-st, 
Murphy  John,  16,  Suffolk-street 
Murphy  John,   11,  Nicholas-st. 
Murphy  Patrick,  1,  Aungicr-st. 
Murphy  Joseph,  4,  Wood-quay 
Murphy  John,  6,  Nicholas-st.' 
Murtagli  Matthew,  26,  Temple-bar 
Ncislle  Peter,  6,  Mary-st, 
O'Brien  Michael,  .'57,  great  Britain-st. 
O'Connor  Thomas,  63,  Leeson-st. 
O'Donnell  Terrence,  3,  1.  Sackville-st, 
Ogle  R.  G.  4,  Leinster-st 
O'Neal  C.  and  J.  48,  Grafton-st. 
O'Neill  John,  38,  High-streec 
O'Npill  George,  52,  High-st. 
Palmer  George,  21,1.  Saqkville-st, 
Parker  Samuel,  63,  upper  Stcphen-st. 
Patterson  Robert,  24,  s.  Anne-st, 
Raper  Peter,  27,  Parliaraent-st. 
Reeves  LifFord,  57,  Henry-st. 
Rial  1  George,  91,  BridcTSt. 
Rickard  Edward,  32,  upper  Ormond-quay 
Rpche  and  M'Carthy,  18,  Parliament-st   s. 
Rooney  Patrick,  135,.  Townsend-st. 
Rooney  S.  and  J.  17,  Parliament-st. 
Ilorke  John,  170,  great  Britain-st. 
Rothwell  John,  17,  Arran-quay 
Sharp  ^Yilliam,  15,  Trinity-st. 
Sheridan  Patrick,   155,  great  Britain-st. 
Silly  John,  10,  Wood-quay 
Smith  John,  21,  Nass^iu-st. 
Smith  Francis,  83,  great  Britain-st. 
Sraithsou  Benjamin,  33,  great  George-st.  s. 
Sraytli  Moses,  3,  Wood-quay 
Stewart  William,  13,  upper  Stephen-st. 
Studdart Anthony,  127,  Coombe 
Swectman  Nicholas,  17,  Cramjiton-courJ 
Tobin  Jahn,   17,  Westmoreland-st. 
Tronson  Peter,  28,  Stephen-st. 
White  Johu>  1,  Wood-quay 
Whitley  Peter,  13,  Duke-street 
Williamson  Robert,  27,  Moss-street 
Wily  Robert,  93,    Bridge-street 
Wood  Thomas,  I'iS,  Cnpel-street 

/?r«s.f  Founders, 

Foley  Patrick,  118,  Abbey-st. 
M'Dermott  Francis,  2,  Paradise-row 
M'Dcnnell  George,  17,  Jervis-street 
Mallett  W.  (&.  metal)   90  &  91 ,  MnrlbroSst. 
Murphy  Winiani,  32,  lower  Ormond-quay 


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Reilly  Andrew,  5,  Bridge-foot-street 
Savage  Silvester,  105,  Thomas-street 
Sbeircliff  Thomas,  8,  Back-lane 
Smith  Edward,  54,  Jervis-street 
Braziers,  Pewterers,  and  Tin  Plate 

Workers. 
Anderson  Gregory,  39,  lower  Stephen-street 
Anderson  John,  96,  Thomas-street 
Barrington  William,  19,  King-street 
Bentley  George,  38,  Tigbe-street 
Brown    Edward,     (and    illuminator)     40, 

Townsend-street 
Busby  Alexander,  44,  Back -lane 
Byrne  Thomas,  86,  Dame-street 
Byrne  Thomas,  5,  Back-lane 
CafFray  J.  and  J.  69,  Jaraes'-street 
Campbell  Archibald,  80,  Sir  John's-quay 
Carroll  Michael,  87,  great  Britain-st. 
Cartland  Elinor,  49,  Exchequer-st, 
Colgan  Robert,  4,  Dawson-st. 
Daniel  William,  51,  Murray-st. 
Davies  Thomas,  41,  VVilliam-st. 
Ducross  Wm.  (japanner)  9,  Werburgh-st. 
Duffe  Anne,  5,  Mary-st. 
Egan  Peter,  35,  Back-lane 
Elliott  Christopher,  17,  Mary's-abbey 
Fitzpatrick  James,  (teaurBs)33,  n.  King-st, 
Frayne  Wm.  (manufacturer)  61,  Back-lane 
Geraghty  John,  57,  Back-lane 
Hayes  Denis,  2,  Clarendon-st. 
Henderson  John,  93,  great  Britain-st. 
Hill  John,  14,  Essex-quay 
Hill  William,  79,  Pill-lane 
Hodges  J.  (coppersmith)  16,  Westmorel-st. 
Honeywood  Charles,  30,  Kevin's-port 
James  William,  61,  great  George-st.  s. 
Kennedy  D.  52,  upper  Kevin-st. 
La  Pier  Tottenham,  46,  Back-lane 
M'Garry  M.  (copper-smith)  13,  Cook-st. 
Miller  Daniel  &  Co.  3,  Bow-street 
Merry  Martin,  3,  Bride-street 
North  John,  (pewter measures)  15,  Nichl.-st 
O'Neill  Thomas,  70,  Thomas-st. 
Patterson  George,  67,  Thomas-st. 
Ransford  John,  6,  Meath-row 
Reilly  Cornelius,  80,  Cooke-st. 
Robinson  John,  88,  Cooke-st. 
Roe  Peter,  21,  Duke-strei't 
Rogers  Joseph,  16,  Back -lane 
Sharpe  John,  3,  Back-lane 
Shirley  James,  78,  Fleet-st. 
ShirtliflFe  Mary,  8,  Back -lane 
Walker  George,  12,  Back -lane 
Welilon  James,   6?,  great  George-st.  south 
Whitty  Thomas,  1,  Temple-lane 
Brewers,  Ale.  Porter,  Sf  Table  Beer. 
Allev  John,  55,  Towusend-st. 
Boardman  Wm.  (barm)  685,  Cork-street 
Brett  H.  55,  James-st. 
B}Tne&  M'Niilty,  Byrnes-hill 
CouIhu  Wm   &    Edward,  47,  New-row,  s. 
Conoliy  and  Summers,  28,  south  King-st. 
Conolly  James,  Mercer-st, 
Darcy  &.  M'Nully,  Usher  st. 
Darley  Charles,  89,  Jame.s-st. 
Donohoe  Jn.^vinegar  &  mead)34,  Earl-st,  s. 


Fagan  Charles,  61,  Townseud-st. 
Forbes  &  Whitsitt,  76,  North  King-street 
Guinness  A,  B.  &  Wm.  Lunell,  James-gate 
Hogan  John,  81,  Exchequer-st. 
Madder  Samuel  and  Co.  Black-pitta 
Manders  &  Powell,  (porter)   113,  James-st. 
Murphy  John,  4,  south  Glo'ster-st. 
Murray  Patrick,  22,  Bishop-st. 
Pirn  Jas.  &  Co.  55,  City-quay 
Rooney  John  and  James,  61,  New-moikey 
Rooney  John,  33,  Qiieen-st. 
Roy  John  &  Co.  north  Anne-street 
Sutter  Robert,  (beer)  19,  Usher's-quay 
Sutton,  Coleman  &  Co.  lower  Mount-st. 
Sweetman  Michael,  25,  Francis-st. 
Thunder  M.  &  H.  11,  Bow-lane 
Trevor  &  Watkins,  13,  Ardee-st. 
Whitsitt  Thomas,  173,  north  King-st. 
Wigelsworth  John,  4,  Ardee-st. 

Brokers,  Ship. 
Goodfellow  Henry,  108,  Sir  John's-quay 
Kernan  John,  75,  Marlborough-st. 
Maddox  Thomas,  107,  Sir  John's-quay 
Mollan  Thomas,  24,  Batchelor's-walk 
Nevill  G.  O.  6,  Abbey-st. 
O'Meara  Christopher,  12,  Geo.-st.Geo,-quay 
Thompson,  Isaac,   74,  Townsend-st, 
Tomlinson  John,  25,  Poolbegg-st. 

Brokers,  Stock. 
Barber  John,  85,  Dame-st. 
Bardin  J.  A.  5,  Cope-st.  south 
Bayly  William,  32,  Anglesea-st. 
Belcher  Ve,  College-green 
Boyle  Alexander,  22,  Eustace-st. 
Brown  James,  36,  College-green 
Browne  John,  5,  Capel-st. 
Bruce  and  Halliday,  37,  Dame-st. 
Campbell  John,  40,  Dame-st. 
Can-  George,  28,  Westmoreland-st. 
Cuniiug  and  Lowe,  34,  Anglesea-st. 
Curtis  Patrick,  42,  Dame-st. 
Deey  William,  (letter  E.)Commercial-bldgs. 
Findlay  James,  3,  Fowness-st. 
Franklin  Richard,  Commercial-buildings 
Gibbons  and  Williams,  38,  Dame-st. 
Hamerton  Edward,  4,  Mecklenburgh-st. 
Hawkins  John,  6,    Fowness-st. 
Hayes  Patrick,  18,  Westmoreland-st. 
Hone  William,  32,  Commercial-buildings 
Hume  Arthur  Dublin  Castle 
Kent  Acquila,  37,  College-green 
Labertouche  Abel,  Commercial-bniklings 
Lananze  Henry,  jun.  20,  College-green 
Marchbank  Robert,  2,  Luke-st. 
Murpliy  Michael,  5,  College-green 
Page  Samuel,  2,  Eustace-st. 
Patterson  James,  37,  Westmoreland-st. 
Price  Rowland,  Dublin  Castle 
RicliardsoQ  Henry,  6,  south  Cope-»t. 
Roose  D,  C  2,  Capel-f.t. 
Stroker  William,  32,  lower  Sackville-st.  &f 

17,  upper  Ormond-quay 
Talbot  Richard,   17,  upper  Ormond-quay 
Tisdall  diaries,  Colloge-grcen 
Travcrs  Boyle,  98,  Steplieu's-grceu 
Trim  Edward,  33,  Damc-st. 


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Turner  Timothy,  1,  Suffolk-st. 
Webb  Robert,  17,  Dsme-st. 
Wheeler  George,  19,  Dame-st- 
SecretaryT.  Daniel,  esq.  Comuiercial-bldgs. 

Brush  Manufacturers. 
Austin  James,  13,  great  George-st.  south 
Barrett  Samuel,  4,  Chatham-row 
Burgess  Thonnas,  32,  great  George-st.  south 
Ford  Bernard,  49,  6rafton-9t. 
Greene  Joseph,  (genl.)  14,  Wood-quay,  and 

121,  Cork-street 
Higginbothani  Edward,  13,  e.  Arran-st, 
Hunter  James,  45,  Graftoii-street 
Kelly  Eugene,  18,  lower  Sackville-st.  &  55, 

IVTary-st. 
M'Donagh  Simon,  9,  great  George-st.  south 
Martin  Edward,  8,  great  George-st.  south 
Mooney  James,  22,  great  George-st.  south 
Murray  James,  7,  great  Gearge-st.  south 
I^oney  James,  14,  Cutpurse-row 
Button  and' Trimming  Warehousct. 
Harnett   and  Parkea,    (aud  buckles)    48, 

Bishop-street 
Brennan  Margaret,  28,  Nicholas-st. 
Browne  William,  2,  Francis-st. 
Burke  G.  (and  girth  web)  25,  Vicar-st. 
Byrne  John,  near  Dolphin's-barn 
Clancy  Charles,  14,  College-green 
Collier  M.  M,  110,  Bride-st. 
Dillon  William,  55f,  Thomas-st, 
Doyle  Aifcirew,  16,  Cutpurse-row 
Dwyer  William,  [pins]  9,  New-row,  w. 
Egan  James,  35,  New-row,  west 
Farnell  Thomas,"  13f ,  upper  Stephen-st, 
Fitzgerald  E.  M.  41,  New-row,  w. 
Fitzpatrick  Edward,  14,  s.  Anne-st. 
Flinn  M.  St.  Joseph's-lane 
Harricks  Joseph,  26,  New-row,  w. 
Hayes  Peter,  3,  Aston's-quay 
Healy  John,  3,  Wormwood-gate 
Herring  Thos. [pearl] 62,  great  George-st.  s. 
Jones  Edward  and  Son,  2,  Cork-hill 
Kirwan  Patrick,  4,  Skinner-row 
Knott  Benjamin,  27,  New-row,  west' 
LaniganVal.  15,  Cork-hill 
M'Cues  James,  37,  Pill-lane 
M'Donald  John,  10,  Wormwood-gate 
MacheU  Lancel.  1 ,  Aston's-quay 
M'adden  Jane,  13,  Aiton's-quay 
Madden  James,  [and  fringe]  1 1 ,  Aston' s-q. 
Mooney  Laur.  and  Co.  40,  Pill-lane 
Mullen  J.  D.  146,  Francis-st. 
Pearce  Thomas,  158,  Capel-st. 
Powell  William,  10,  New-row,  w, 
Purcell  Francis,  60,  Thomas-st. 
Renshaw  and  Walton,  (pearl  and  bone)  82, 

New-sh 
Smithson  T.  B.  and  J.  35,  1.  Bridge-st. 
Talbot  Thomas,  1,  Wormwood-gate 
Vallanigan  Val.  15,  Cork-hill 
Woodhouse  John,  17,  great  Strand-st. 

Cabinet  Makers  and  Upholders. 
Anderson  Thomas,  7,  Merrion-row 
Archer  Abraham,  22,  Abbey-st. 
B  all  Richard,  4,  Henry-st, 
B  ayley  Richard,  47f ,  Staffprd-st. 


Bermingham  Michael,  5,  Trinity-place 

Bigger  William,  73,  Camden-street 

Bolger  Patrick,  22,  Peter-st. 

Bolton  Francis,  17,  Mary-st. 

Bradshaw  II.  and  W.  23,  Aungier««t. 

Brierlcy  John,  40,  upper  Dorset-st. 

Buckley  Richard,  46,  Stafford -st, 

Byrne  &  Grant,   (furn.  ware.)  55,  Jervis-St. 

Casey  Patrick,  28,  Brides-alley 

Conlff  Peter,  14,  Ash-st. 

Connell  James,  Whitefriar-st. 

Connell  Richard,  54,  Aungier-st, 

Connell  James,  66,  Aungier-st. 

Corr  Patrick,  22,  Brides-alley 

Costello  Patrick,  16,  Bride-st. 

Dempsfcy  Richard,  62,  upper  Stephen-st. 

Durham  Francis,  13,  Brides-alley 

Evans  George,  6,  Digges-street 

Fannin  Robert,  15,  Brides-alley 

Fi'.rrell  James,  29,  Brides-alley 

Farrell  Owen,  108,  Abbey-st, 

Finn  James,  (coffins)  30,  Cook-st. 

Flood  James,  42,  Grafton-st. 

Flood  Daniel,  48,  King-st, 

Fossit  Ebz.  95,  Bride-street 

Foxall  Zachariah,(camp  furn'?)40,  Arran-q. 

Frayne  Robert,  13,  upper  Ormond-quay 

GillingtoQ  S.  and  G.  119,  Abbey-st. 

Gibson  Thomas,  63,  Capel-st. 

Grundy  Anne,  20,  Brides-alley 

Harris  Henry,  (chairs)  41§,  Mary-st. 

Hickey  William,  14,  Stafford-st. 

Humphreys  T.  (and  uphr.)  30,  Brides-alley 

Jesson  James,  (uphr.)  34,  Stafford-st. 

Jones  Wm.  and  Sous,  (and  uphr.)  5  &  6,  s. 

King-st. 
Jones  Thos.  (and  uphr.)  7,  1.  Pembroke-Bt. 
Kavanagh  Cathr.  24,  Brides-alley 
KelletJohn,  10,  Pembroke-quay 
Knaggs  M.  (uphr.)  51,  Jervis-st. 
Laler  P.  M.  133,  great  Britain-street 
La  Prelle  James,  (uphr.)  48,  CapCl-st. 
Law  R.  and  P.  21,  nortli  Earl-st. 
Lennartz  Joseph,  3,  Duke-st. 
Llewellyn  Henrj',  31,  m.  Gardiner-st. 
M'Carthy  Chas.  (and  uphr.)  24,  D'OlIier-st, 

and  3,  Leinster-market 
M'Carthy  P.  (and  uphr.)  5f ,  Henry-st. 
M'Cready  Thomas,  66,  Bride-st. 
M'Donald  Peter,  10,  Bishop-st, 
M'Williams  and  Gibton,    (uphr,)  89,   Sttf- 

ford-st. 
M'Kenzie  John,  31,  Bride-street 
M'Owcn  J.  and  P.  f&upbr.)  119,  Capel-st. 
Madden  Patrick,  32,  great  Strand-st. 
Martin  Austin,  45,  Bolton-st. 
Miley  Walter,  21,  Brides-alley 
Moore  Daniel,  [and  uphr.]  45,  Stafford-st. 
Morgan  L.  and  A.  21,  Henry-st. 
Mossc  Edward,  21,   great  Ship-st. 
O'Brien  Dennis,  4,  Brides-alley 
Oxburgh  J.   [and  broker,]  3,  Brides-alley 
Paisley  Robert,  50,  Abbey-st. 
Perrin  Arthur,  11,  Jei-'vis-st, 
Powell  Thomas,  60,  Bride-st. 
,1  Preston  John,  7,  Henry-st. 
Proudfoot  John,  23,  Brides-alley 


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DUBLIN. 


Ross  Eleanor,  ffurn.  wai'e,)  6,  E!lis-qnay 
Roycraft  Gilbert,  [and  uphr.]  14,  Henry-st. 
Scott  William,    [and  uphr.]  44,  Stafford-st. 
Sinnott  Alicia,  106,  A1)bey-st, 
Strahan  William,  8,  Bride-st. 
Strahan  Robert,  10,  Cliancery-laiie 
Strahan  James,  25,  Brides-alley 
Woods  and  Sons,  124,  Abbey-st. 
Young  John,  22,  great  Ship-street 
Calico  Printers,   dfc. 
Bewley  John,  20,  upper  Bridge-st. 
Cbappell  I-l.  [silk]  44,  Marrowbone-lane 
Christian  T.   [calico  niercht.]  2,  Usher's-q. 
Duffy  John,  [and  impr.]  2.9, 1.  Bridge-st. 
Orrs&Co.[&  manufrs.]  24,  Merchts.-quay 
Stubbs  R.  S.   3,  Danie-st. 
Waldron,  Osbreys  &  Waldron,  11,  Inns-quay 
White  A.  &  Son,  [cal.  nicrts.]  7,  Usher's-quay 

Card  Manufacturers. 
Barry  Patrick,  67,  Coembc 
Beahan  James,  121,  Thomas-st. 
Booth  Jane,  [comp.]  82,  Exchequer  st. 
Fleming  T.  S.  [playing]  2,  Smock-alley 
French  Peter,  99,  Thomas-st, 
King;  and  Co.  19,  Grafton-st. 
M'Keon  Francis,  l(i2,  Tliomas-st. 
M'Mahon  Etiz.  101,   Thoraas-st. 
Malonc  Andrew,  37,  Thomas-st. 
Parker  M.  [wool.]  3,  Titikler's-court 
Young  John,    [pi.  &  comp.]  9§,  Eustace-st. 

Carpet  Manvfactiirers. 
Eustace  James,  3,  Ormond-st, 
Lapham  Henry,  31,  Chanibei--st. 
M'Creery  John,  5,  High-street 
Nolan,  Briscoe  and  Co.  (dealers)  11.5,  Graf- 

ton-strect 
Sparks  R.  and  Son,  [merchts.]25,SufFolk-st. 

Carvers  and  Gilders. 
See  also  Harometer  makers. 
Baillie  Robert,  15,   Henry-st, 
Boswell  Henry,  63,  Bride-st. 
Brangan  Richard,  37,  Abbcy-st. 
Callaghan  Corn.  4,  Clare-st. 
Charge  IMordecai,  135,  Abbey-st. 
Collins  Hugh,  [co;u  h]  Cufle-lane 
Grehan  John,  3,  n.  Anne-st. 
Lindsey  Simon,  48,  Stafford-st. 
Murray  G.  [picture  frame  manu.]  2,  Duke-st. 
Stewart  R.   [stone  &  wood]  10,  Rlabbott-st. 
Wilkinson  John,  [&  prints]  19,  Aungier-st. 

Cheese  and  Pickle  Wurehoiises. 
Lazenby  George,  23,  Parliament-st.  ' 

Moore  George,  44,  Essex-st. 
Murray  Bernard  and  Sons,  3,  ijt.  Geo.-sf.  s, 
O'Neill  H.  A  and  Co.  23,  up.  Ormond-quay 
Tharel  Peter,   13,  Clarendon-st. 

Cheese  Merchants  Factors  4"  Mongers. 

See  also  Provision  Merchants. 
BacanJohn,  4,   little  Ship-street 
Byrne  Patrick,  153,  Francis-street 
Cassidy  Philip,   46,  Cooke-st, 
Doyle  Matthew,  7,  Fishamble-,st. 
Martin  John,  24,  gt.  George-street,  s. 
Tully  John,  11,  Thomas-street 
Williams  Francis,  23,   Thomas-sti-cet 


Chemists  Manufacturing, 

Gamble  Joseph  and  Co.  2,  Lurgan-stree£ 
Herbert  Nicholas,  6,  Smock-alley 
Jones  Arnold  and  Co.  9,  Bonham-st, 
Kertland  William,  1,1.  Ormond-quay 
Mitchiltrce,  Wm-  Motitpelier-hill 
Maspra't  James,  14,  Parkgate-street 
Price  James,  5,  Lincola-lane 
Stroker  Thomas,  51,  gt.  Britain-st, 
Th waites  A.  &  R.  &  Co.  52,  up.  Sackville-st. 

Club  Houses. 
Depo  Peler,  [dalys]  3,  College-green 
Law  Club  House,  )3,  Dame-st. 
Sharp  George,  6,  Iviidare-st. 
Wiber  William,  54,  upper  Sackville-st. 
Coach,  Gig,  SfJaimting  Car  Builders, 
AUpress  John,  91,  Abbey-st. 
Bennett  Messrs,  8,  Auneicr-st. 
Branaon  Ennis,  11,  Whitefriar-st. 
Brinnan  James,  57,   Moore-st. 
Cain  William,  jui;.  10,  Mercer-st. 
Christie  F.  185,  great  Britain-st. 
Colclough  Richard,  22,  Duke-st. 
Commins  John,  25,  s.  Earl-st. 
Cooper  Henry,  25,  Mary-st. 
Collitir  Ivory,  2,  Church-lane 
Cuuiroins  Michael,  58,  Janies-st. 
Cuff  E.  A.  79,  Abbcy-st. 
Curran  Patrick,  9,  north  King-st. 
Devoy  Nicholas,  9,  north  King-st. 
Dillon  John,  17,  Bolton-st. 
Dodd  William,  5,  Marlborough-st. 
Dogberry  Timotiiy,  3,  Ciiffe-st. 
English  John,  20,  north  Earl-st. 
Farrell  William,  7,  lower  Kevin-st. 
Flood  Thomas,  North -strand 
Fowler  Francis,  134,  Baggot-st. 
Fox  Martin,   14,  Redmcnds-hill 
Garland  Michael,  7,  Con=titution-hill 
Gillespie  D.  H.  27,  Ca-.^el-st. 
Goodwin  John,  11,  Hendrick-st. 
GralKim  Thomas,  36,  Quccu-i-t. 
Griffin  ix  Saunders,  14,  Mabbott-st. 
Hackett   Laurence,   [winnowing  machines] 

Jervis-lane 
H  anbury  Patrick,  25,   Dominickst. 
Huttou  &  Sons,  113,  Suuuiier-hill 
Johnson  &Tonge,  113,  qrcat  Britain-st. 
Karanatch  James,  18,  Dep;;ilk'-st. 
Long  VViliiara  &  Sons,   19,  M;iry-st. 
Lynch  John,  6,  south  Earl-st. 
Meyrick  James,  Bles.sington-st. 
Moore  Thomas,  16  &  17,  Bridge-foot-st. 
Moran  Edward,  [horse  dealer]  24,  Park-st. 
Mullen  &  Taylor,  (il,  Bolton-st. 
Murpliy  Michael,  59,  Aungierrst. 
Nnt^entand  Orson,  6,  Dcnmark-st. 
O'Rcillv  J.  and  S.  47.  Clarendon-st. 
PalmerThomas,  5,  Pefers-row 
Palmer  &:Grevill,  33,  M;uy-.<r. 
P;.ilnier  George,  3,  Cauulen-buildings 
Stephens  H .  E.  40,  Bishop-st. 
Swcny  Eugene,  5,  Camden-st. 
Tench  Patrick,   14,  Back-lane 
Thomas,  Lewis  &  Robert,  8,  Henry-st. 
Whitsitt  William,  78,  lower  Mount-st. 
Young  Jacob,  13,  Redmonds-hill 


DUBLIN. 


47 


Coach  Proprietors, 

Behan  James,  8,  Camden-st. 

Collins  &  Fanoll,[liv.  sta.]62,  Marlbro'-st. 

Collins  William,  [liv.  sta.]  23,  Denzillc-st. 

Dempscy  Thoiiias,  7,  High-st, 

Dillon  iSi  Anderson,  [proprietors  of  Ennis- 
kiilen  anil  iJelfast  maiij  1)7,  Cfvpel-st. 

Gerly  Tlumas,  (report,  for  horses  &  job  car- 
riages) 132,  Bag-got-st. 

GooUlen  John,  10,  Camden-st. 

Gorman  Michael,  5,  Bool-lane 

Goiiliiin3-M,[rcp,forhor.sc^&r.].?6,s.Anne-st 

Horseman  Martin,  27|,  Dominick-st. 

Kirifr  George,  K'l,  New-st. 

N*3h Patrick,  [job  car]  4,  F.  William-lane 

(^uiti  John,  5,  Pembroke-st. 

Sweny  Eugene,  5,  Camden-slreet 

Coal  Sr  Culm  Merchants  S^  Factors. 
Armstrong  John,  (&  slate)  3,  Swift's-alley 
Uennis  Richard,  44,  Bolton-street 
Brady  Patrick  and  Edward,  2,  Moss-st. 
Chadvvick  Richard,  24,  Ciiffe-st. 
Clarke  Patrick,  20,  Poolbeg-st, 
Codd  Clement,  3,  Ordnance-lane 
Colgan  Michael,   15,  Liike-st. 
Collier  Thomas,  3,  Lnke-st. 
Comerton  Michael,  129,  Townsend-st- 
Crawley  Hugh  and  Co.  67,  Townsend-st. 
Dunn  Edward,  12,  Luke-st. 
Eiffe  Christopher,  5,  8uckingham-st. 
T'orbcs  William  and  Co.  1,  Prineehs-st. 
Fox  Aftthony,  7,  Batclielor's-walk 
Gardiner  R.  A.  12,  Mark-st. 
Grand  Canal  Co.  (Kilkenny)    Agent,  Hugh 

Polen,   Ringscnrl  Docks 
Hall  William,  93,  Townssnd-st. 
Hand  Tliomas,  2,  Luke-st. 
Hayes  An.nsirong,  49,  TownsenJ-st. 
Hoey  John,  57,  City-quay 
Hoey  iM.  A.  1,  Luke-st. 
Kenny  Thomas,  94,  Townsend-st. 
Kenny  Martin,  &  Co.  10,  gr.  Brunswick-st. 
Lawler  George,  29,  George's-qnay 
Mitchell  and  Thorny,  (meters)  Gloster-st.  s. 
Morris  Bartholemew,  (tiles  and  flags)  4,  gr. 

Brunswick-st. 
Mulligan  P;.tritk,  10,  Mo:itgomcry-st. 
M'.isson  and  Tracy,  93,  Townsend-st. 
Murphy  James,  1,  Sackville-st. 
Peile  Thomas,  14,  Luke-st. 
Phillips  Francis,  10,  Aston's-qnay 
Roughley  Thomas,  3,  s.  Cunaberland-st. 
Ruysell  and  Co.  64,  City-quav,  &  Rinssend 
Stephens  S.  and  Son,  69,  Townsend-st". 
Walker  Abraham,  58,  Towusend-st. 
Whiteford  and  Co.  22,  George's-quay 

Coffee  Hoiises. 
Alwell  Sarah,  41,  Dame-st. 
Commercial,  John  Rogers,  Dame-st. 
Dublin,  4,  lower  Sackville-st, 
O'Brien  John,  (globe)  51,  Essax-st. 
Spadicini  Christ  p'ler,  64,  William-st. 

Commission  Warehouses, 
C^icbsey  Peter,  157.  Capel-st. 
D  rby  West,  31,  Mary's-abbev 
Kelly  and  Collins,  (farn.)  15,  Grafton-st. 
Misset  A.  and  Co.  102,  great  Britain-st. 


Sanders  James,  23,  nppcr  Jervis-st. 

Sinclair  William,  141,  Capel-st. 

Sproule  W.  (wool  &  worsted)  4,  s.  Earl-st. 

Comb,  ifc  Mamtfactiirer$. 
Bull  Wm.   (and  perfumery)  79,  Dame-st. 
Gray  Edward,  2^^,  1.  Exchange-st. 
Sullivan  John,  5,    Ushcr's-ct. 
Confectioners. 
Ash  Rainey  John,  10,  Capel-st. 
Baines  Richard,  424,  Fishamble-st. 
Barrett  Thomas,  41,  Marj'-st. 
Bermingham  Margaret,  58,  Charlemont-st. 
Bird  William,  North-strand,  Clontarf 
Bouchier  John,  5,  College-st. 
Brady  Patrick,  54,  Grafton-st. 
Byrne  Timothy,  70,  Graftonrst. 
(^afFry  Eliaa,  6,  Kevin's-port 
CafFiyJohn,  117,  Capel-st. 
Campbell  James,  24,  Cuffe-st. 
Cf^unelley  John,  CI,  Dame-st. 
Connelley  John,  149,  Capel-st. 
ConroyJohn,  25,  Thoraas-st, 
Curren  Eliza,  45,  Nassau-st. 
Delahoyde  Christopher,  8,  Trinity-st. 
Dimond  Margaret,  8,  upper  Stephen-st. 
Delahoyde  Christopher,  8,  Trinity-st. 
Dimond  Margaret,  8,  upper  Stephen-st. 
Doyle  C,  1,  Charlemont-place 
Gorman  Elizabeth,  113,  Capel-st. 
Hanlon  Mary,  7G,  Flect-st. 
Heaiey  Terence,  45§,  James-st. 
Henderson  Ruth,  93,  great  Britain-st. 
Hoare  Mary,  47,   upper  Dorset-street 

Home  G  23,  1.  S.ickville-st.&5,  Suffolk-st. 
Johnson  Anne,  107,  Bride-st. 

Kavanagh  John,  83,  Bride-street 

Kelly  Anne,  4,  Baggot-st. 

Killeen  Elizabeth,  Black-rock 

Lennon  Ellen,  12,  Stephen's-green 

M'Cartby  S,  71,  1.  Dorset-street 

Maguire  Hugh,  73i,  great  Britain-sf. 

Maly  Anthony,  39,  Thomas-st, 

MdJiday  Mary,  4,  Arran-quay 

iV}itGhdlW.(to  Id.  lieutenant)  10,  Grafton-st. 

Morgan  Michael,  1,   Grafton-st. 

Murphy  E,  60,  Capel-st.     , 

Murray  and  Son,  37,  Nassau-st. 

Murray  Simon,  30,  1.  Sackville-st. 

Murray  Sarah,  55,  great  Britain-st. 

O'Brien  Mary,    70,  Capel-st. 

Page  Margaret,  14,  Leinster-sf, 

Parker  Sarah,  21,  Aungier-st. 

Rucklev  Joseph,  22,  Bolton-st. 

Taaffe  Patrick,   13,  Capel-st. 

TaafFe  Thomas,  14,  Arran-quay 

Turpin,  James,  40,  Mary-st. 

Ward  Bartholemew,  5,  great  George-st.  s. 
Consuls  of  Foreign  Powers. 

America,  Tho.  English,  esq.  9,  Beresford-p. 

Denmark,  T.  Crosthwaite,  esq.  CO,  Fleet-st. 

France,  Mon.  Romaine,  SC,  Stephen's-green 

Netherlands,  Stevenson  Seaver,   esq.  office 
Gateway,    n.  Cope-st, 

Portugal,   James  Sugrue,  esq.  Rathmines 

Prussia,  Jn.  Wajsh,  esq.  Sir  John's-quay 

Spain,  J.  O'Neill,  esq.  23,  upperOrmond-q. 
1  Sweden  and  Norway,  Emanuel  Fisher,  esq. 
33,  George's-quay 


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DUBLIN. 


Coopers. 
Arclibold  Joseph,  25,  little  Strand-st, 
Bourke  James  &.  Nicholas,  132,  n.  King-st. 
Boylan  Thomas,  27,  Abhey-st. 
Callagban  Christopher,  22,  Fisher' s-lane 
Collins  Patrick,  62,  lower  Kevin-st. 
Collins  Andrew,  54,  Marlborough-st. 
Corrigan  Pa'rick,  Maiden-lane 
Dennan  John,  [wine]  49,  Abbey-st, 
Doran  John,  98,  Abbey-st. 
Haly  William,  136,  Abbey-st. 
Hill  George,  49,  Townsend-st. 
Kelly  Thomas,  51,  New-row,  s. 
M'Donald  Thomas,  18,  Mecklenburgh-st. 
Mara  Daniel,  3,  Thomas-court 
Matthews  Patrick,  1,  Bow-st, 
Moore  Thomas,  '23,  Abbey-st. 
Redmond  Dennis,  9,  Island-st. 
ReillyJohn,  4,   Bridge-foot-st. 
Ronrke  James  and  N.  182,  north  King-st. 
Roycraft  Thomas,  [wine]  78,  Abbey-st. 
Shallow  Matthew,  14,  upper  Liffey-st. 
Sherry  Patrick,  §6,  Mary's-lane 
Tormay  Patrick,  14, 1.  Britain-st. 
Wood  Christopher,   14,  Bow-lane 
Cork  Manufacturers, 
Forrestal  Thomas,  14,  Mary's-abbey 
Higgs  John,  19,  Abbey-st. 
Hughes  William,  4,  Essex-quay 
Kennedy  John,  5,  1.  LifFe.y-st. 
Kennedy  Edward,  23, 1.  Exchange-st. 
Kirwan'Rd.  9,  Old  Church-st. 
Lynch  Catharine,  24,  Essex-st. 
Murray  Marilla,  73,  Pill-lane 
Phelan  Andrew,  52,  Thomas-st 
Stewart  David.  4,  Mary's-abbey 

Corn  Merchants  and  Factors, 
Bamber  Richard,  36^,  1.  Ormond-quay 
Barrett  James,  23,  lower  Kevin-st. 
Bates  Abraham  and  Co.  6, 1.  Britain-st, 
Byrne  John,  36,  James's-st. 
Campbell  Matthew,  16,  s.  Anne-st. 
Campbell  M.[aBd  livery  stable]  3,  Baggot-st. 
Clynch  Laurence,  101,  north  King-st. 
Corcoran  James,  29,  little  James's-st. 
Cowley  Wm.  [and  malt]  Poolbeg-street 
Dalton  Stephen,  27,  Coombe 
Dodd  Christopher,  9,  Smithfield 
Donelly  James,  [&  spi.  sto.]  87,  James'-st. 
Flanagan  Stephen,  93,  Sir  John's-quay 
Gill  Henry,  g.  Canal-harbour 
Gormby  Bernard,  60,  James-st. 
Graham  Bridget,  7,  lower  Kevin-st. 
Halion  Thomas,  142,  Thomas-st. 
Lambert  Casey  and  Co.  13,  Luke-st. 
Lynch  David,  44,  gt.  Strand-st. 
Matthews  S.  and  T.  26,  Smithfield 
Meara  Chas.  and  Co.  3,  Bachelors-walk 
PUsworth  Francis,  26,  upper  Dominick-st. 
Reynolds  Thomas  and  Son,  67,  n.  King-st. 
Thacker  Alexander,  57,  Lotts 
Todhunter  John,  85,  Sir  John's-quay 
Yates  James,   103,  Sir  John's-quay 
ComSf  Flour  Merchants,  «?  Chandlers. 
Allen  Thomas,  142,  Themas-st. 
Alley,  Cartott  &  Co.  109,  Abbey-8t. 


Andrews  Bartholomew,   104,  Pill-lane 

Batterton  Samuel,  46,  New-market 

Blake  Michael,  U,  Luke-st, 

Bray  George,  i7,  Mary's-abbey 

Bridges  Thomas,  8,  Lotts 

Burke  and  Dixon,  57,  Abbey-st. 

Clarke  Richard,  112,  Townsend-st. 

Codd  and  Brennan,  126,  Townsend-st. 

Colgan  James,  Bond-st. 

Crawford   and  Patterson,    14,    Mark-st. 
Townsend-st. 

Cullen  John,  63,  Francis-st. 

Cummins  Peter,  142,  James-st. 

Daly  Matthew,  8,  Brabazon-st. 

Darling  Richard,  132§,  Townsend-st. 

Dillon  Patrick,  139,  Thomas-st. 

Dolan  Michael,  126,  Dorset-street 

Dunn  Mary,  13,  Meath-street 

Egan  Daniel,  22,  Batchelors-walk 

Egan  Cornelius,  63,  Lotts 

English  William,  14,  Meath-st. 

Farrell  John,  45,  south  King-st. 

Farrell  James,  20,  Pill -lane 

Fleming  &  Co.  22,  Poolbeg-st, 

Fleming  Thomas,  54,  lower  Stephen-st, 
Gibbons  Thomas  &  Co,  12,  Meath-st. 
Gorman  Michael,  9,  Patrick-st. 
Grace  Patrick,  124,  Coonibe 
Hannan  Margaret,  148,  Thomas-st. 
Harman  John,  91,  Coombe 
Houghton  J.  and  J.  55,  City-quay 
Hughes  Francis,  4,  Batchelors-walk 
Hylaud  B.  and  Sons,  gd.  Canal-harbour 
Hyland  Patrick,  4,  Park-st.  west 
Kelly  and  Kearney,  8,  Smithfield 
Keogh  William,  125,  Francis-st, 
Kerigaa  Thomas,  8,  Hamilton-row 
Lysaght  Thomas,  59,  upper  Kevin-st. 
M'Gauran  Patrick,  9,  Camden-st. 
Mahony  Alexander,  37,  Mary's-abbey 
Mangan  James,  11,  Arran-st. 
Mills  James,  32,  Kevin's-port 
Mooney  John,  44,  Smithfield 
Morgan  Paul,  14,  Usher-st. 
Murphy  Hugh,  18,  Roberts-st. 
Murphy  John,  29,  Meath-st, 
Norris  Patrick,  [and  malt]  16,  Fleet-st. 
Power  and  Redmond,  127,  Townsend-st. 
Rolls  George,  51,  lower  Stephen-st. 
Scanlan  Daniel,  11,  Camden-st. 
Sullivan  Michael,  O,  6,  Camden-st. 

Corn  and  Flour  Millers. 
Conolly  James  &  Co.  Ringsend-dock 
Duignan  J.  and  P.  134,  James-st. 
Hutton  Wm.  and  Co.  Kilmainham 
Hutton  Wm.  [&  spi.  stores]  Mount-browa 
Lawler  Patrick,  1,  Bellview 
Manders  Rd.  &  Co.  114,  James-st. 
Morris  Edward,  62,  James-st, 

Cotton  Merchants  and  Factors. 

Adams  A.  B.  29,  north  Anne-st. 
Bell  George,  11,  Linen-hall-st. 
Cooksou  Thomas,  6,  Usher-st. 
Griffiths  Thomas,  12,  lower  Bridge-st. 
Lear  John,  12,  Linen  Hall-st. 


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49 


Cotton  Manufacturers. 

See  also  silk  and  cotton  Mannfacturers. 
Birch  T.  H.  &  E.  11,  New-row,  west 
Conolly  Thomas,  105,  Francis-st. 
Cotton  Wm.  52,  Francis  st. 
Coulter  Joseph,  100,  Cork  st. 
Daly  Denis,  21,  Cork-st, 
Dillon  Thomas,  (warehouse)  34,  Cook-st. 
DomacanJohn,  16,  Hanbury-lane 
Eustace  Margaret,  30,  Back-lane 
Good  William,  21,  Braithwaite-st. 
Greenham  J.  (spin.  &  cord  man.)  9,  Cork-st. 
Jackson  Samtiel,  senr.  15,  Cork-st. 
Jackson  Samuel,  jun.  17,  Cork-st. 
Leake  Thomag,  34,  Cole-alley 
Leake  John,  24,  Cole-alley 
M'Connick  Patrick,  11,  Engine-alley 
Mahlia  James,  32,  Cole-alley 
Magrane  P.  [and  linen]  2,  Linen-ball 
Majuire  Bridget,   19,  Ardee-st. 
Morrow  Richard,  6,  Ormond-st, 
Mulholland  Thomas,  6i,  Pill-lane 
Newman  Christopher,  28,  Marrowbone-lane 
O'Donnell  Michael,  [fustians] 38,l.Bfidge-st 
Quigley  Michael,  7,  Cole-alley 
Robinson  Wra.  36,  Bride-st. 
Rounds  George,  16,  Braithwaite-st. 
Shaw  Wm.  44,  New-row,  west 
Singleton  John,  33,  Cork-st. 
Wilson  Henry,  28,  Skinuer-alley 
Wylde  H.  12  &  13,  Cork-st.  manufacturer 

of  cords,  and  cotton-spinner 
Younge  Drelincourt,  17,  George's-quay 

Curriers  and  Leather  Merchants  and 

Dressers, 
Brady  Philip,  2,  Merchaiit's-quay 
Duffy  Richard,  47,  Back-lane 
FarrellJohn,  32,  New-row,  south 
Fleming  Celia,  4,  Mill-st. 
Gallagher  Thomas,  21,  Back-lane 
Griffith  Rice,  11,  Back-lane 
Harlin  James,  23,  Wine  Tavern-st. 
Hardgraft  and  Dillon,    11,  Wine  Tavcrn-st. 
Harding  Rd.  (dresser)  3,  New-row,  w. 
Hart  Thomas,  63,  Back-lane 
Hart  Thomas,  4,  Love-lane,  Cork-st. 
Haslam  Draught,  1,  Cutpurse-row 
Hughes  Isa.  15,  Back-lane,  and  12,  Mill-st. 
Hylaud  William,  49,  Back-lane 
Hyland  William,  12,  Longford-st. 
Kennan  Richard,  12,  Wine  Tavern-street 
M'Donnell  A,  (dresser)  44,  Watling-st. 
M'Glue  James,  4,  Back-lane 
Mooney  W.  J.  6,  New-row,  south 
Moore  Anthony,  75,  Cook-st. 
Reilly  Michael,  19,  Wine  Tavern-st. 
Reynolds  Peter,  45,  Back -lane 
Strong  George,  32,  Corn-market 
Walsh  Michael,  37,  Cook-st. 
York  Patrick,  2,  1.  Kevin-st. 

Cutlers. 
Byrne  Peter,  79,  Bride-st. 
Clegg  Anne,  60,  upper  Stephen-st. 
Duke  William,  44,  lower  Stephen-st. 
King  and  Bradford,  8,  Grafton-st, 
G 


Lacy  Wm.  5,  Watling-st. 

Lamprey  Joseph,  29,  Westmorland-st. 

Lamprey  Samuel,  29,  Castle-st. 

Miliken  John,  4,  Trinity-st. 

Monks  Richard,  21,    Wine  Tavern-st. 

Osborne  Joseph,  10,  Fade-st. 

Read  Thomas  and  Co.  4,  Parliament-st. 

Read  John  and  Son,  (surgeons'  instruments) 

8,  College-green 
Reeves  Thomas,  80,  Capel-st. 
Seaver  John,  29,  Back-lane 
Stuart  John,  7,  Ross-lane 
Thompson  Samuel,  6,  Henry-st. 
West  George,  39,  Hanry-st, 
West  Lewis,  (razors)  53,  1.  Stepbenit. 
Yeates  Rd.  9,  Parliament-st. 
Dentists, 
Barralet  Joseph,  [and  artificer  to  the  College 

of  Surgeons)  lower  Sackville-st. 
Blake   Robert,    M.  D.    (State  Dentist)   19, 

Williani-st. 
Bott  John,  19,  Da««e-st. 
De  Lesard  Alfred,   Richmond-st. 
Hudson  Edward,  40,  Grafton-st. 
Hudson  William,  53,  Dawson-st. 
Kelly  J.  F.  7,  Grafton-st. 
M'Clean  Samuel,  29,  s.  Anne-st. 
M'Clean  John,  jun.  101,  Capel-st, 
Whitely  Edward,  21,   Harcourt-st, 
Distillers  and  Rectifiers. 
Aickens  Willett,  [usq.j  19,  gt,  George-st.  s. 
Colgan  Pat.  19,  Queen-st. 
Costigin  John,  12,  Thomas-st. 
Donohoe  Thomas  and  Co.  s.  Earl-st. 
HaigRobt.and  Co.  Dodder-bank,  &  Cope»st. 
Hayes  Pairick,  2,    Hammond's-lane 
Jameson  John,  Bow-street 
Jameson  James  and  Co.   161,  Thorn as-st, 
Jameson  Wm.  &  Co.  50,  Marrowbone-lane 
Keogh  T.  [cordial  water]  1,  Audeon's-arch 
Lyons  Wm   7,  John-st.  west 
Morris  Edward,  62,  James-st. 
Power  John  &  Co.  John's-lane,  Thomas-st. 
Roe  Nicholas  and  Co.  Bellview 

Drug  and  Drysaltery  Merchants^ 
Dealers  in  Dye  Woods,  d)C. 

Boilcaus  and  George,  88,  Bride-st. 
Busby  J.  and  Son,  [and  oil]  Mill-st, 
Collins  Robert,  9,  Meath-row 
Cunningham  B.  [wholesale]  107,  Coombe 
LiRhtfoot  Thomas  and  Co.  50,  High-st. 
M'Dermott  Patrick,  15,  Jervis-st. 
M'Donakl  C.  J.  22,  Arran-quay 
Mitchelltree  M.  [wh.]  72,  Capel-st. 
Phlpsand  Hill,  115,   Capel-st. 
Rea  ik  Deane,[to  the  L.  Lieut.] 2,  Skinner-r 
Redmond  Andrew,  47,  Capel-st. 
Stanley  John,  72,  Dame-st. 
Stanley  A.  aad  Co.  40,  Bride-st. 

Dyers. 
Balf  Eilen,  15,  great  Sbip-st, 
Boardman  Joseph,  68,  Cork-st. 
Brazil!  Patrick,  14,    King-st. 
Burke  "iViiliam,  23,  Henrj'-st. 
Burke  Oliver,   46,   south  King-St. 


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DUBLIN. 


Brian  Patriclc,  34,  Pimlico 
Brown  S.  and  Son,  (silk)  6,  Brabazon-st. 
Cassidy  Edward,  6,  Cbp.iiiber-st. 
Edington  Dd.  [silk  dresser]  3,  Benny's  lane 
Eustace  Andrew,  17,  Bra;tbvvalte-st. 
Flanagan  James,  [silk  skein]5,  Brabazon-r. 
Cfe&gbeganS.  and  J.  Rilmainham 
Kirwan  Michael  and  Co.  129,  James-st, 
Langan  Rlatthew,  7,  south  Aime-st. 
M'Grane  Peter,  143,  Abbey-st. 
M'Mahon  Patrick,  [silk]  23,  gr.  Britain-st, 
M'Mabon  Mary,  23,  great  Britain-st. 
Molloy  Patrick,  36,  upper  Ormond-quay 
Molloy  Patrick,  61,  Marlborough-st. 
NichoUs  Andrew,  40,  Pitiilico 
Palmer  Joseph,  [silk]  15,  Meatli-st. 
Plunkett  Thomas,   [silk]    10,   iM  ark's-alley 
Robinson  Peter,  2,  Longford-st. 
W:alsh  and  Sons,  37,  York-st, 
Walsh  Jeretniah.  74,  Abbcy-st. 

Earthen  and  China  Warehouses. 
Adams  and  Wolfe,  (1,  Essex-st. 
Ashley  James,  77,  Francis-st. 
Boyd  Saiiiuel,  2,  Arran-st. 
Bradley  Joshua,  4,  Clarendon-st. 
Cab.ill  Mary,  49,  great  Britain-st. 
Clare  Barbara,  53,   great  Britain-st. 
Corrigan  John,  91,  Thomas-st. 
Dillon  Francis,   [and  glass]  9,  Arran-st. 
Ebling  Anne,  [and  glass]  20,  Henry-st. 
Clelston  John,  12,  Kevin's-port 
Jackson  James,  112,  Grafton-st. 
Johnson  Samuel,  45,  Essex-st. 
Kerr  James  and  Joseph,  110,  Capd-st. 
KingSlcy  W.[ew.manufac.]56,  New-row, s. 
Knight  Thomas,  107,  Townsend-st. 
Linan  Sarah,  [china  hall]  15,  Dawson-st. 
Poolmaa  M.  47,  Patrick-st, 
Pope  Jolin,  9,  Essex-st. 
Segrave  Nicholas,  111,  upper  Dorset-st. 
.Sheridan  M.  and  Son,  156,  great  Britain-st. 
Twyford  and  Walker,  6,  Aston's-quay 
Usher  Francis,  78,  Queen-st. 
Engineers, 
Aim  John,  esq,   [resident]  Dunleary 
Henzell  J.N.  (civil)  45,  Stephen-st. 
Thomas  Richard,   [assistant]  Dunleary 
Engravers  and  Copper-plate  Printers. 
Allen  George,  39,  Fishamble-St. 
Badge  Thomas,  2,  Trinity-place 
Brigley  Simon,  39,  Clarendon-st. 
Bvunton  Benj.  21,  Fleet-st. 
Carroll  Wm.  48,  Moore-st. 
Dawson  Francis,  17,  Crow-st. 
Ferrall,  John,  13,  Essex -quay 
Fitzgerald  Charles,  33,  Wood-quay 
Fitzgerald  Edward  and  Son,  33,  Abbey-st. 
Fleming  G.  [and  seal  cutter]  8,  Essex-quay 
Galland  B.  54,  s.  great  George-st. 
Gonne  George,  9,  Cope  st.  south 
Green  Francis,  9.  Eustace-st. 
Heneey  A.  18>  Surtblk-st. 
Holbrook  John,  R.  15,  Anglesey 
Keogh  Andrew,  3,  Sycaniore-alley 
Maguire  Charles,  28,  Anglesea-st. 
MJkrtyn  John,  30,  lower  Orraond-quay 


'Sandys  Michael,  1^,  uppcr-Stephen-st. 
Shaw  John,  1,  Cope-st.  south 
Waller  and  Son  20,  Suifolk-st. 
Whitty  Joshua,  1,  Temple- lane 

Engravers  and  Seal  Cutters. 
Brown  and  De  Veaux,  (&  scnlptors  of^etns) 

3,  Fowness-st. 
'Doyle  Starkey,  20,  Exchange-st. 
Forster  Thomas,  22,  S(ephen-st. 
Holbrook  J.  R.  15,  Anglesea-st, 
Mossop  Wm.  (and  medalist)  144,  Mecklen- 

burgh-st. 
Robertson  W.&J.  21,  upper  Ormond -quay 
Willett  James,  1,  great  George-st,  south 

Exchange  Money  Brokers. 
See  also  brokers,  stock. 
Browu  John,  9,  Capel-st. 
Eachus  Robert,  39,  City-quay 
Kent  Aquila,  37,  College-green 
Lover  S.  and  Co.  18,  Dame-st. 
Lover  Wm.  Fred,  118,  Graftoii-st. 
Malone  John,  42,  City-';nay 
Morris  Wm,  4,  Cork-hill 
Patterson  James,  37,  Westmoreland-st. 
Richardson  Wm.  23,  Poolbegg-st. 
Roose  D.  C.  2,  Capel-st. 
Webb  Robert,  17,  Dame-st, 

Fancy  Warehouses. 

See  also  Haberdashers  and  Milliners. 
Carberry  Mrs.  13,  lower  Exchange-street 
Cottle  Mrs.  lower  Exchange-st. 
Farrell  Bridget,  2,  Esses -quay 
Magee  Mary,  14,  Leinster-st. 

Palmer -,  23,   Kevin's-port 

Potter  Francis,  13,  Angksea-st. 
Smithsons  and  Co.  (and  habs.)    I,  Welling- 
ton-quay 

Feather,  Fur,  tmd  Stan  Merchants^ 

and  Warehouses. 
Anderson  Maurice,  6,    Franciti-st. 
Baker  Thomas,  1,  Capel-st. 
Bury  John,  35,  St.  Patrick-st. 
Byrne  F.  (and  luce)  lb,  Stafford-street 
Cooney  and  Rutbcrford,  1,  Batchelors-walk 
Grundy  Anne,  ^0,  Brides-alley 
Hoguet  Joseph,    3.3,    GraftOn-street,    and 

45,  Exchequer-st. 
Hoguet  and  Fliury,  32,  Batchelotij-walk 
Kearney  and  Reiley,  143,  Thomas-street 
Kennedy  Thomas,  105,  Francis-st. 
Kilgalin  James,  123,  Coombe 
Lee  John  and  Cb.  13,  lower  Mary-st. 
M'Mahon  Michael,    (and  3kin_)    55,  upper 

Kevin-st. 
Murphy  Nicholas,  153,  Thomas-st. 
O' Berne  J,  T.  11,  Usher-street 
O'Hanlon  John,  Usher-st. 
Reynolds  Wn..  94,  Grafton-st. 
Seabrooke  Geo.  and  Co,  II,  Crow-st, 
Smith  and  Strich,   (to  her  lEXcellency)   22, 

Grafton-street 
Wade  Andrew,  15,  Patrick-street 
Walsh  Joseph,    ffur  and  leather  caps)    f>, 

Cora-market 


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51 


Fell  Mongers,  Skinners,  and  Mo- 
rocco Mannfaeturers, 

Behan  Patrick,  25,  New-row,  south 
Brady  and  O'Sullivan,  2,  Mill-st. 
Brophy  James,  12,  Watling-street 
Bropliy  James,  G2,  New-row,  south 
Browne  Henry,  6,  Watling-street 
Byrae  Pat.  [drcssci,]  9,  New-row,  south 
Canavan  Goo.  6,  W.itling-Pt. 
Canavan  Joseph,  11,  Watlirig-st. 
Carnon  Richard,  .55,  Watling-street 
Carroll  Wm.  (dress^rJ  4,  New-row,  south 
Conner  Alice,  26,  New-row,  south 
Cummins  Edward,  57,  Watliag-st. 
DoJan  John,  16,  Watling-st, 
Dunn  Michael,  50,  VV.ntling-street 
Ennis  Thomas,  17,  Watling-st 
Fan-ell  Thomas,  (dealer)  High-st. 
Flanagan  Gilbert,  25,  Watling-street 

Glannon  Thomas,  (and  glu^)  3,  Cookes-la. 
Hart  Pat.  18,  WatHn?-st. 
Hart  Owen,  21,  Wutling-st. 
H.irtford  James,  22,  Watling-st. 

JoJly  Samuel,  33,  New-row,  south 

Jones  C.  [dealer  in  skins]  10,  New-row,  s, 

Jones  John,  27.  New-row,  south 

Jones  Wm.  15,  New-row,  south 

Keogh  Andrew,  59,  Watling-st. 

Larkin  Chr.  G2,  WatHng-st. 

Lowry  \Ym.  33,  Watling-st, 

M'Cann  Richard,  14,  Water-street 

M'Cann  Law.  61,  Watling-st. 

Martin  John,  15,  Water-st,. 

Murphy  Patrick,  53,  Watling-st. 

Pigott  James,  23,  Watling-st. 

Rayne  Chas.  60,  Watltng-st. 

Rj'an  Chas.  60,  Watling-st. 

Ryan  John,  52,  Watling-street 

Salters  Wra.  10,  Bonham-st. 

Tommins  John,  8,  Watcr-st. 

Whelan  Luke,  65,  Watling-street 

Wilde  Joseph,  58,  Watling-st. 
Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Offices,  &c. 

Albion,  Aid.  J.  Jame3,secr.9,Cavendish-row 

Atlas,  J.  H.  Moore,  socr.  [on  the  equitable 
plan]  33,  Batche'ors-walk 

British  &  Irish  Fire  &  Westminster  Life,  40, 
iiame-st.  John  Campbell 

Commercial  Insurance  Co.  of  Ireland  [lives, 
shipping  &  fire]  D.  Com.  Bldgs.  Dame- 
street,  Secretary,  Saml.  Bruce 

County  Fire  &  Provident  Life,  Edw.  Hauicr- 
ton,  4,  Mecklenburg-st. 

European  Co.  of  London,  for  life  insurances, 
the  sale  and  purchase  of  annuities,  endow- 
ments for  children,  and  the  invtstmcnt  of 
money  for  accumulation,  1.  low.  Sackville- 
st.  Agent,  John  Kent  Johnson,  Secretary, 
Wm.  Baker 

Globe,  James  Patterson,37,Westmore!and-st 

Hibernian  Co.  Patrick  Cwrtis,  42.  Dame-st, 

Hope,  Patrick  Hayes,  18,  Weatmoreland-st. 

London  Union,  Henry  Lauauze,  jun.  20, 
College-green 

Marine  Insurance  Co.  Abel  Labeitouche, 
Conj.  Bldgs,  Dame-st. 


Norwich,  C.  D.  Roose,  2,  Capel-st. 
Pelican,  Wm.  Farran,  76,  Abbey-st 
Phoenix,  Dublin,  John  Barber,  85,  Dame-st. 
Phoenix,  London,  Edw.  Trim,  33,  Dunie-^t, 
Royal  Exchange  Insurance  Co.  of  Ireland, 

Wm.  Deey,  Com.  Bldgs.  Damc-st. 
Royal  Exchange  Assurance  Co.  i^f  London, 

Michael  Muiphy,  5,  CoUegc-grecn 
Royal  Exchange  Assurance  Co.  of  l^oiidon, 

John  Murphy,  62,  Fleet-st. 
Sun  Assurance  Co.  T.  R.  Newberry,   29, 

Dame-st. 
Westminster  Life  and   Annuity   Co.  John 

Campbell,  40,  Dame-st. 
West  of  England,  Saml.  Page,  2,  Eustacc-st. 

Fish  Merchants  and  Mongers, 
Davidson  E.   [herrings]  2,  Gfcrg-'-st. 
Gaven  Timothy,  7,  George's-quay 
Geoghegan  B.  98,  Pill-lane 
Greene  John,  17,  Williain-st. 
Hanlon  John,  100,  Pill-lane 
Hcnre  John,  8,  Pill-lane 
Hoare  C.  D.  [ling stores]  12,  Pill-lane 
Kelly  T.  (herrings)  14,  Poolbegg-st. 
Kilroy  Patrick,  (herringsj    1,   Gcorgc's-st. 
Meara  T.  and  .J.  14,  George's-quay 
Fishing  and  Fowling  Tackle  Makers, 
Cox  Eliza,  5,  upper  Ormond-quay 
Kelly  Martin,  36,  lower  Sackville-st. 
Mallow  and  Ettingsall,  34,  Coal-quay 
Murray  David,  'JO,  Arran-quay 
Norman  Frederick,  26,  upper  Ormond-quay 
Flour  Dealers. 
See  also  Bakers  and  Corn  Chandlers, 
Banks  Michael,  38,  St.  Patrick-st. 
Bardin  John,  30,  St.  Patrick-st. 
Byrne  Daniel,  40,  St.  Patrick-st. 
Byrne  Thonaas,  26,  St.  Patrick-st. 
Connolly  James,  Mercer-st. 
Conroy  Thomas,  36,  Townseud-st. 
Cullen  Margaret,  76,  Francis-st. 
Cullen  James,  48,  St.  Patrick-st, 
Green  Samuel,  15,  Leeson-st.    ' 
Handcock  Pster,  36,  Patrick-st. 
Healey  John,  43,  Patrick-st. 
Igoe  Dennis,  17,  Townsend-st. 
Lawler  Patrick,  22§,  Charlotte-st. 
Mackey  Patrick,  105,  Pill-lane 
Meehan  Thomas,  6,  Boot-lane 
Redmond  Patrick,  37,  Patrick-st. 
Tyrrell  Thomas,    (factor J  62,  Meath-st. 
Woods  William,  64,  Letts 

Fruit  Merchants . 
Flanagan  Laurence,  24,   lower  Sackville-st. 

and  11,  Wood-Cjuay 
Middlewood  W  iiliarn,  30,  Grafton-st. 
Vaughan  and  Conxior.  .  0,  Mary's-abbey 
Floor  Cloth3iaunfacttirers.. 

See  also  Paper  Hanjring  Manufacturers. 
GanUyT-  [and  painter]  1,  Gardiner's-row 
.Jones  Charles,  (and  painter)  5,  Bishop'st. 
O'Neill  J.  M.y4,  Capel-st. 

Fr?titerers. 
Anderson  J.  10,  upper  Ormond-quay 
Anderson  William,  33,  College-green 


as 


DUBLIN. 


Anderson  Elizabeth,  25,  low.  Sackville-st. 
Davison  M.  A.  28,  Dawson-st. 
Delalian  William,  65,  Dame-st. 
Doyle  Catharine,  37,  upper  Ormoad-quay 
Drew  Elizabeth,  23,  Mary's-abbey 
Faulknfr  H.  44,  Nassau-st. 
Fox  Bernard,  23f ,  Grafton-st. 
Gogan  Julia,  43,  Henry-st. 
Green  Valentine,  7,  Essex-bridge 

Johnson 88,  Dame-st. 

Keating  John,  7,  upper  Sackville-st. 
Mastersan  Bgt.  27,  upper  Ormond-quay 
Price  Margaret,  75,  Great  Britain-st. 
Regan  J.  (to  the  Ld.  Lieut.)  18,  College-gr. 
Russell  Maria,  19,  Nffssau-st. 
Ternan  Patrick,  136,  Cape'-st. 
White  Matilda,  1,  upper  Sackville-st. 
Furniture  Brokers. 
See  also  Cabinet  Makers. 
Armstrong  &  Falby,  11,  lower  Sackville-st, 
Burke  Michael,  63,  Sackville-st. 
Flanagan  Thomas,  144,  Abbey-st. 
Flanagan  John,  136,  Abbey-st. 
Kellv  and  Collins,  15,  Grafton-street 
Kelly  John,  140,  Abbey-st. 
Kinar  Thomas,  18,  Btides-alley 
Murphy  Peter,  21f ,  Brides-alley 
Murphy  Christopher,  12,  Brides-alley 
Murphy  Anne,  14,  Brides-alley 

Furriers. 
Berk  Alexander,  (dyer  &  dresser)  8,  Peter-st. 
M'Neely  Samuel,  10  and  11,  Arran-quay 
Murphy  John,  35,  Thomas-st. 

Girth  Weh  Manufacturers. 
Burke  G.  25,  Vicar-st. 
Smith  Charles,  34,  Chamber-st. 
Walsh  Alex.  38,  Chamber-st. 
Glass  Manufacturers  and  Merchants. 
Callagan  Corns,  [window]  43,  Mary-sl. 
Constable  Wm.  (cut  glass)  59,  City-quay 
Donovan  'ame-,  Ringsend 
Finlay  Richard,  (walc.h)  15,  Ross-lane 
Higginbotham  Thos.  Mary's-abbey 
Higginbotham  T.  &  W.  H.  [cut]  1,  Pill-la. 
Hill  John,  4,  Eden-quay 
Hodge*s  Thomas,  Ringsend 
Hugiics  Chas.   16,  Luke-st. 
Hynes  John,  [cut]  18,  Mary's-abbey 
Keightley  James,   [cut]  42,  Henry-st. 
Linaa  Sarah,  [china  hall]  15,  Dawson-st. 
Lowe  Edw.  [stained  glass]  11,  Marlb.-st. 
Mooney  Thos.   agent  to  the  London  plate 

glass  Co.  41,  Pill -lane 
Mulvany  Chas.  lower  Abbey-st. 
O'Brien  John,  (stores)  139,  n.  King-st, 
Phillips  Wm.  38,  lower  Ormond-quay 
Sibthorpe  M.  12,  Cork-bill 
Sibthorpe  Luke,  [stained]  1,  Palace-st, 
Toole  Henrv,  54,  King-street,  south 
Williams   Richard,    50,    Stephen's-green, 

warehouse,  Marlboro.' ~st. 

Glass  and  C  dna  Merchfints, 
Alker  A.  and  S'^n,  31,  VVestmoieland-st. 
A\ckbown  M.  nnd  Co.  16,  Grafton  St. 
Ball  and  Son,  [china]  8,  Temple-bar 
Bambrick  Edw.  15,  Essex-st. 


Browne  Anthony,  31,  Essex-st. 
Callinan  Thos,  47,  Essex-st. 
Carter  William,  84,  Grafton-st. 
CheeversN,  (fancy  glass)  63,  City-quay 
Crean  and  Kelly,  6,  lower  Abbey-st. 
-Donovan  J.  23,  Geo.  q,  &  25,  Pool  Begg-st. 
Doyle  Mich.  64,  City-quay 
Graham  David,   (cutter)  61,  Grafton-st, 
Hampson  J-  57,  Capel-st. 
Linan  Sarah,  15,  Dawson-st. 
Linfoot  Samuel,  21,  Essex-st. 
M'Donnell  Sophia,  31,  Bride-st. 
Mackie  Wm.  26,  Dawson-st, 
Nixon  Jame?,  17,  Capel-st. 
Whyte  James,  9  &  lO,  Temple-bar 
Twyford  &  Walker,  9,  Essex-st. 

Glass  Bottle  Warehouses. 
Smith  Brian,  s.  Cspe-st. 
Tracy  Mary,  4,  Crampton-quay 

Glove  and  Breeches  Manufacturers, 

and  Dealers. 
Brion  Chas,  64,  Graftou-st. 
Browubill  Oliver,  (hosier  and  laceman)  34, 

Grafton-street 
Byrne  Thomas,  3,  upper  Sackville-st. 
Byrne  Pat.  (and  br.  ma.)  19,  We3tmorel,-st, 
Byrne  Edward,  New-row,  w. 
Cahill  and  Walsh,  35,  Dame-st, 
Clinch  Wm,  10,  New  Buildings,  Inns-quay 
Coall  Henry,  22,  Moore-st. 
Davis  John,  SO,  Pill-lane 
Delany  Bartholomew,  (ladies)  12,  Mary-st. 
Duff  James,  (breeches)  13,  Nassau-st. 
Field  Dennis,  3,  1.  Exchange-st. 
Figgis  Samuel,  34,  upper  Ormond-quay 
Fleming  Adams;  25,  upper  Ormond-quay 
Francis  John,  14,  Essex-quay  I 

Hall  James,  12,  gt.  Britain-st. 
Ham  Pat.  S.  45,  Pill-lane 
Hawthorn  Alexander,  4,  upper  Sackville-st. 
Kempston  Henry,  41,  Nassau-st. 
M'Ardle  P.  [cloth  and  lea,]  43,  Excheq.-st. 
M'Cormick  Catherine,  8,  Capel-st. 
M'Namara  John,  29,  upper  Ormond-quay 
Moran  Frances,  58,  Cas(le-st. 
Nash  John,  42,  Nassau-st, 
Nowlan  William,  28,  upper  Ormond-quay 
O'Neill  Andrew,  fbreeches)  34,  Henr}'-st. 
Sharp  Samuel,  35,  Molesworth-st. 
Simpson  Alexander,  16,  lower  Sackville-st. 
Simpson  Alexander,  107,  Graflon-st. 
Stubbs  VVilliam,19,  up.  Ormond-quay 
Tancred  William,  78,  gt.  Britain-st. 
Tliompson  Arthur,  1,  Mary-st, 
Toone  Margaret,  64,  Bride-st, 
Troy  Morris,  4,  Mary-st. 
Wall  James,  5,  Arran-quay 
Watkins  James,  2,  Essex-quay 
Willis  John,  3,  Trinity-st. 

Glue  and  Size  Manufacturers. 
Flinn  Christopher,  41,  Patrick-st. 
Groves  Rd.  and  Son,  48,  Ne\v-t;t. 
Hoey  Nicholas,  13,  New-row,  s. 
Keegan  Henry,  35,  Chamber-st. 
Lawless  GHoi-ge,  24,  Ush.M's  Island 
Spratt  James,  104,  Cork-st. 


DUBLIN. 


53 


Goldsmiths  and  Jewellers, 
See  also  Jewellers  and  Silversmiths. 
Boxwell  Ambrose,  17,  Skinner-row 
Brown  Charles,  35,  Grafton-st. 
Clark  and  West,  .9,  Capel-st. 
Connor  Thomas  and  Son,  48,  Nassau-st. 
DafFion  Joseph,  10,  Skinner-row 
Flower  Turvey,  35,  Essex-quay 
Henzell  J.  A.  45,  Stepheu-st. 
Murphy  Edward,  7,  Skinner-row 
Pinkney  J.  (manufacturing)  34,  Grafton-st- 
Povfer  John,  47,  Naasau-st. 
Sherwin  John,  39,  Golden-lane 
Smith  and  Gamble,   (manu)  31,  Exclieq.-st. 
Teare  JohD,  3,  Wilme-court 
Twycross  John,  69,  Dame-st. 
Willis  Anthony,  7,  up.  Ormond-quay 
Gold  and  Silver  Lace  a7id  Bullion 

Merchants. 
Brady  C.R.  and  W.  43,  Dame-st.  and  30, 

Bartlett's-buildings,  London 
Jesson  H.S.  and  J.  12,  Dame-st. 

.  Gold  Beaters. 
Le  Bass  Jas.  43,  gt.  Ship-atreet 
Murphy  Wm.  2,  Stafford -st. 
Smyth  John,  11,  Eustace-street 
Wright  Wm.  52,  s.  gt.  George-st. 

Grocers,  Wine  and  Spirit  Stores. 
Anderson  John,  112,  James-st. 
Armstrong  Jane,  34,  Molesworth-st. 
Armstrong  Wm.  19,  upper  Exchange-st, 
Asken  Esther,  32,  Meath-st. 
Barnes  Thomas  and  Co.  51,  gt.  George-st-  s. 
Barron  Dennis,  74,  Church-st. 
Bass  Joseph,  jun.  32,  Denzille-st. 
Beahan  Patrick,  197,  great  Britain-st. 
Beaghan  Patrick,  (&  tobacconist)  42  &  43, 

High-st. 
Beere  Richard,  2,  Aungier-st. 
Behan  John,  137,    Baggot-st. 
Bergin  Joseph,  39,  Essex-street 
Bligh  Bryan,  41  and  42,    great  Britain-st.. 
Blosset  John,  Harold's-cross 
Bond  Robert,  10,  Meath-st. 
Bond  Luke,  Dunleary 
Brady  Philip,  29,  Thomas-st. 
Bran^an  Lawrence,  (who.)  82,  n,  King-st. 
Bray  Dennis,  1,  Fieet-street 
Brennan  M.  A.  14,  York-st. 
Brophy  Maurice,  Dunleary 
Butler  John,  45,  Thomas-st, 
Butler  Thomas,  67,  Barrack-st. 
Byrne  John,  57,  Thomas-st. 
Byrne  Thomas,  10,  south  Anne-street 
Byrne  Joseph,  53,  Bride-st. 
Byrne  James,  151,  Francis-street 
Byrne  Walter,  34,  Thomas-st. 
Calagan  Thomas,  58,  Townsend-st, 
Caldwell  John,  4,  Queen-st. 
Callaghan  Peter,  Black-rock 
Callan  James,  79,  Francis-st. 
Calvert  Adam,  38,  Thomas-st. 
Campbell  John,  and  Co.  53,  Sackvillc-st. 
Cannon  John,  59,  Leeson-st. 
Carey  Patrick,  80,  lower  Mourit-st, 
Carey  James,  38,  old  Church-st. 


Carr  Mary,  124,  great  Britaia-st. 

Casey  Walter,  203,  great  Britain-st, 

Cassin  Joseph,  23,  Grafton-st, 

Cassin  Luke,  1,  Clare-street 

Cassin  &  Co.  33,  French-st. 

Clarke  John,  44,  Henry-st. 

Clements  Joseph,  Pdngscnd 

Clinton  Archer,  40,  Fishamble-st. 

Clinton  James,  11,  George's-qw&y 

Cophlan  Robert,   (tob.)  139,  Thoma**!. 

Collins  Edward,  13,  Trinity-st. 

Couftty  Patrick,  5,  Patrick-st. 

Conolly  M.  H.  57,  Dame-street 

Cooke  Richard,  18,  William-st, 

Copcland  James,  76,  James-st. 

Cormick  Martin,  54,  York-st. 

Costello  Bridget,  12,  Aungier-st. 

Covle  G.  K.  28,  Bride-st. 

Cuilen  John,  (and  toh.)  13,  P.aTrack-st 

Ciilien  James,  40,  Mary's-la;ie 

Cummins  Owca,  131,  Thomas-sU 

Dalton  Stephen,  27.  Coombe 

Davis  Wm,  131,  great  Britain-st. 

D':lany  B.  li,  (^ueen-st. 

Derwin  Michael,  Sandymonnt 

Deverell  A.  and  L.  21,  Meath-st.  _ 

Devcrcux  Thomas,  41,  lower  KcTin-Sit; 

Dillon  Richard,  31,  Kevin-poit 

Doherty  Owen,  1,  Buckingham-st. 

Donnellan  Patrick,  9,  Townsend-st. 

Donohoe  Eliza,  67,  City-quay 

Donohoe  Patrick,  71,  Thomas-st, 

Doody  Michael,  17,  Holles-st. 

Dowling  John,  30,  Thomas-st. 

Dowling  Wm.  35,  Francis-st. 

Doyle  Dorothea,  103,  Pill-lane 

Doyle  Michael,  Clanbrassil-st, 

Doyle  Morgan,  132,  great  Britain-sL 

Doyle  Francis,  76,  north  King-sU 

Doyle  Wm.  &  Co,  36  &  75,  Excheqoer-St. 

Drake  Jane,  124  &  5,  Capel-st, 

Duff  Matthew,  118,  upper  Church-st. 

Duffy  Edward,  84,   great  Britaiu-St. 

Duignan  M.  26,  St.  Andrew-st. 

Dwyer  Joseph,  106,  Thomas-sU 

Eades  Samuel,  30,  Golden-lane 

Eades  W.  G.  3,  Johnson's-place 

Ebbling  Anne,  21,  Phoenix-st. 

Echlin  \Vm.51,  Batchelors-walk 

Edmond  and  Kingsley,  28.  gt.  George-st.  8. 

Egan  T.  and  J.  29,  north  King-st, 

Elliott  Chr,  17  and  26,  Mary's-abbey 

Ennis  Moses,  38,  Nevv-rnw,  we^st 

Ennis  Moses,  57,  Francls-st. 

Enc-is  Andrew,  67,  High-st, 

Ennis  Andrew,  23,  great  George-st.  soutk 

Ennis  Tliomas,  15,  old  Church-st, 

Etchingham  Arthur,    54,  lower  Kevin-st. 

Etcliins;ham  Nicholas,    1,  New-street 

Falkener  Wm.  21,  Grafton-st. 

Fallon  James,  11,  -.tonsy-batter 

Farnam  P.  12,  Sto!R'y-l)atter 

Farrelly  S.  15,  Cross-pnddle 

Farran  Mark,  95,  Pill-lane 

Farrell  John,  28,  3oltoii-st. 

Fairell  Dennis,  Ringstjnd 

Feroni  Eliaor,  49,  lower  Ficet-St. 


DUBLIN. 


Fewtrell  Ricbatd,  17,  Camden-st 

Fitzpatrick  James,  134,  Townsend-st 

Flanagaa  James.  12,  Dame-court 

Flint  Benj.  94,  Cork-st. 

Flood  John,  119,  n.  King-st. 

Fox  Edw.  and  Co.  97,  up.  Dorset-st. 

Furlong  John,  38,  1.  Keyin-st. 

Fyan  Talbot,    17,  Pool  Begg-st. 

Fyan  and  Taylor,  95,  Townsend-st. 

Fyaijk  Raines,  25,  Moore-st. 

Gallagher  Michael,    14,  AVine  Tavern-st. 

Gannon  John,  70,  up.  Dorset-st. 

Gibbon  Thos.  (wholesale)  8,  George's-quay 

Gilfoyle  Owen,  40  &  41,  1.  Stephea-st. 

Glynn  J.  W,  &  C.  179,  Old  Church-st. 

Goldsmith  J.  &  J.    (wholesale  &  retail}  25, 
Stephen's-green 

Gorman  Edw.  40  &  46,  gt.  Britain-st. 

Goriiaan.  Patrick,  27,  Kevin's-port 

Gorman  James,  27,  Wine  Tavern-st, 

Grace  Luke,  124,  Coombe 

Green  Timothy,  162,  Capel-st. 
Green  James,  6,  Merrion-row 
Green.&  Co.  50,  Castlc-st. 
Green  Patr.  8,  E^-chcquer-st. 
Hamiil  James,  5.3,  Church-st. 
Hamilton  J.  &  J.  14,  upper  Ormond-quay 
Hanna  Robert,  12,  Henry-st. 
Hart  M.  C.  104,  great  Britaiu-st. 
Heney  |jaurence,  13,  Moss-st. 
Hoey  James,  21,  Townsend-st. 
Holdbrook  Marian,  8,  Molesworth-st. 
Huglies  Stephen,  94,  great  Britain-st. 
Hughes  Patrick,  9,  CufF^-st- 
Hunter  Catharine,  85,  Capel-st. 
Hurley  Michael,  56,  Charlemont-st. 
Hussey  NicJioks,  56,  Henry-st, 
Hutton  N.  and  J.  101,  St.  James-st. 
Hynes  John,  ll,Tighe-st. 
JessopT,  and  A.  (wli.)  26, 1.  Sackville-st, 
Johnson  William,  13,  Essex-st, 
Jones  Robert,  27,  Golden-lane 
Kelly  M-  C,  12,  Townsend-st. 
Kavanuagh  P.  21,  Patrick-st. 
Keanes  William,  19,  Park-st.  s. 
Keating  John,  18,  New-market 
Kearney  Francis,  131,  Mecklenburgh-st. 
Kehoe  James,  29,  Nicholas-st. 
Kelly  William  J.  135,  Abbey-st. 
jtcjly  Laurence,  50,  upper  Kevin-st. 
Kennedy  Hugh,  43,  Camden-st. 
Keogl>  and  Etcliingham,  1,  CufFe-st. 
Keon  Patrick,  26,  Cook-st, 
Kerigan  Thomas,  8,  Hamilton-row 
Kernaii  Christopher,  12,  north  King-st, 
K^llyJolin,  154,  Old  Church-st. 
Kelly  Aylmer,  71,  Grafton-st. 
Kcnna  Francis,  10,  Townseud-st, 
Keshafi  Uodolphus,  76,  Cook-st. 
Kenny  John,  17,  1.  Bridge-st. 
Kent  William,  82,  Aungier-st. 
Kennedy  and  Fitzpatrick,  83,  Grafton-st. 
Kinahan,   Son  and  Smyth,  (wh,   and  ret.) 

Carlisle-buildings 
Kinahan  James,  66,  Church-st. 
Lailor  Thomas,  15,  Wine  Tavern-st. 
Lang  G,  W.  50,  Mai-y-st. 


Leary  Mary,  27,  Clare-st. 
Leonard  Matthew,  51,  1.  Dorset-st. 
Long  Catharine,  15,  Bolton-st. 
Long  Mark,  8,  West-st. 
Lon^  Michael,  1  and  2,  Thomas-court 
Long  George,  7,  Luke-st. 
M'Auley  Bryan,  103,  upper  Dorset-st. 
M<C«rmick  Hugh,  78,  B«rrack-st. 
M'Donnell  Jo?.  43,  Bolton-st. 
M'Enteggart  John,  4,  1.  Dorset-st. 
M'EvoyJohn,  112,  Abbey-st. 
M'Gauraii  Thomas,  25,  Patrick-st, 
M'Gioin  John,  89,  great  Britaiu-st. 
IVrivee  Patrick,  1 ,  Circular-road,  Baggot-st. 
Mackey  John,  18,  Charlottest. 
M'Keirsan  Peter,  13,  Hay-market 
M'Lean  James,  9,  St.  Andrew-st. 
Maffet  S.  and  Co,  47,  Marlboro'.-st. 
Madden  Micliael,  16,  Francis-st. 
Magennis  Edward,  9,  Smock-alley 
Maguire  Philip,  40,  Bow-^ane 
Maguire  James,  41,  north  King-st. 
Maloue  J.  and  I.  49,  1.  Stephen-st. 
Malone  and  Wilcock,  42, 1.  Stephen-st. 
Maaly  James,  74,  Queen-st. 
Mason  John,  43,  Coombe 
Mason  John,  36,  great  Britain-st, 
Mason  James,  105,  Coombe 
Meagher  M.  31,  Cross  Kevin-st. 
Meehan  Martin,  33,  upper  Ormond-quay, 

and  55,  J,  Fleet-st, 
Meredith  Mary,  8,  St.  Andrew-st, 
Miller  Peter,  17,  Pill-lane 
Mills  John,  5,  Charlotte-st. 
Molineaux  Patrick,  69,  Meath-st. 
Mooney  William,  35,  High-st. 
Moore  Lewis,  27,  little  James-st. 
Moore  George,  40,  Francis-st. 
Moore  and  Egan,  23,  great  Ship-st, 
Morris  Mary,  26,  Meath-st. 
Mullahy  John,  2,  Fishamble-st. 
Mullen  D.  (wh,  andrt.)  54,  Francis-st. 
Murphy  Edward,  (wh.)  24,  George's-quay, 

Liverpool  New  Cos.  Packet-house 
Murphy  James,  93,  Marlboro. '-st. 
Murphy  John,  62,  Francis-st. 
Murphy  Dennis,  36,  Coombe 
Murphy  Barw.  38,  Bridc-st. 
Murphy  Peter,  87,  Patrick-st. 
Murphy  Bernard,  53,  James-st, 
Murray  James,  45,  Aungier-st. 
NanfleJohn,  136,  Thomas-st. 
Nangle  Thomas,  15,  Tighe-st. 
Naylor  Thomas,  96,  great  Britain-st. 
Neilly  M.  17,  Clare-st.  and  Dunleaiy 
Nelson  Owen,  49,  Mary's-lane 
Nowlan  Maurice,  25,  Francis-st, 
Nugent  Michael,  84,  Cork-st. 
O'Brien  and  Hickcy,  (and  whiskey  factors) 

Nicholas-st. 
O'Brien  Patrick,  13,  upper  Dorset-st. 
O'Brien  Andrew,  65,  Thomas-st. 
O'Donnell  John.  69,  Mary's-laiic 
O'Donnell  Penelope,  16,  CutFe-st. 
O'Donnell  Patrick,  59,  Thomasrst, 
O'Loughlin  Patrick,  1,  Anglesca-st. 
O'Neill  Charles,  59,  Fishamble-st 


liUBLIN. 


5% 


O'Neill  Charles,  DoTphin's-barn 

O'Reilly  Juraes,  53,  Mestb-st. 

OrmsbyJobn,  62,  Back-lane 

Pasiey  Joseph,  19,  north  Frederick-st. 

Perry  A.  and  J.  70,  James-st. 

Persse  Williftm,  55,  Capel-st.  . 

Phelan  Dennis,  147,  Thomas-st. 

Plant  James,  1,  Mos~-bt. 

Power  Edward,  17,   Meatb-st. 

Power  Peter,  110, Thomas-st. 

Prentor  John,  81,  Bride-st. 

Quelcli  Joseph,  87,  g;reat  George-st.  s. 

QuigleyJohn,  126,  Francis-st.  "^ 

Quinn  Francis,  33,  Francis-st. 

Kainey  Hugh.  72,  Thomas-st. 

Read  John,  138,  Bagsfut-st. 

Rejlly  James,  63,  Meath-st. 

Rcillv  James,  55,  1  hoinas-st.    i 

Reiliy  Hugh,  18,  Cork-st. 

Roach  Richard,  59,  Meath-st. 

Rogers  George,  65,  BaiTack-st. 

Rogers  Andrew,  136,  Baggot-st. 

Rooney  Dominick,  31,  Mary-st. 

Ryan  Owen  and  Co.  10,  Inns-quay 

Sandford  Patrick,  1,  Summer-hill 

Sheridan  John,  1,  Westmoreland-st. 

Slater  Rodolphus,  10,  Hammond's-lane 

Smith  J.  and  H.  1,  Skinner-row 

Smith  Patrick,  3,  Fishamble-st. 

Smyth  John,  49,  Meath-st. 

Smyth  Henry,  61,  William-st. 

Smyth  James,  14,  Stoney-batter 

Smytb  Robert,  68,  Grafton-st. 

Smyth  Matthew,  78    n.  King-st, 

Smyth  Charles,  36.  up,  Sackville-st. 

Smyth  P.  H.  3,  New  Mary's-abbey 

Smyth  Eliz,  69,  Coombe 

Smyth  M.  33,  Camden-st. 

Stafford  Jas,  33,  New-st. 

Stanniis  James,  24,  n.  f^arl-st. 

Swail  John,  26,  Usher's-quay 

Taggart  and  Son,  37,  Townsend-st. 

Taubman  Wm.  (wholesale  dealer  in  wine, 

Cider  aUd  herrings)  32,  George's-quay 
Tighe  Simon,  109,  upper  Dorset-st. 
Tonilinson  Susannah,  34,  south  King-st. 
Toohy  Matthew,  44,  Summer-hill 
Tynan  Edward,  31,  Stephen-st. 
Tyrrell  VVra.  51,  Meath-st. 
Wade  James,  85,  Bridge-st. 
Wade  J.  Stephen's-green,  west 
Wall  Samuel,  90,  Coombe 
Walpole  S.  and  J.  Essex-bridge 
Ward  Matthew,  25,  Moss-st. 
Watson  George,  4,  Patrick-st, 
Whelan  James,  2,  Denmark-st. 
White  Richard,  10,  Gloucestei'-place 
White  William,  83,  Pill-lane 
Whyte  Charles,  1,  Buckingham-st. 
Whyte  Joseph,  72,  Bairack-Bt. 
,  Williamson  Thomas,  64,    Barrack-»t. 
Woodcock  Benjamin,    121,  James-st, 
Gun  Alakers  and  Smiths. 
Calderwood  Thomas,  14,  n.Eail-st, 
Dempsey  William,  12,  Swift's-row 
Deveraux  Michael,  62,  Bride-st. 
Fowler  TlioniJis,  2,9,  Capel-st. 


Gallagher  Henry,  207,  gt.  Britaia-at. 

Herbert  John,  17,  PlicEuix-st. 

Holiaiid  Wm.  (air  guns)  5,  Chyrch-lane 

M'Dermott  Farrell,  l.Abbey-st, 

IM' Knight;,  George,  14,  Wood-st. 

Muley  Daniel,  32,  Townsend-st. 

Murphy  J,  (gun  barrels)  190,  gt.  Brltaiu-stT 

Pattison  .lobn,  112,  Capel-st.  T 

Rigby  William,  19,  Suflfolk-st. 

Truelor.k  Win.  10,  1.  Biitain-s't. 

Turner  George,  1.54,  Capel-st. 

M'arruingbam  John,  \9,  Fleet-street 

Wilson  James,  43,  Ne\F-row,  west 

Gunpowder  Mercfumts  and  Ojfices^ 
Arabin  Henry,  5,  Pembroke-(Juay 
Codd  Clement,  (general)  23, 1.  Ormond-q. 
Dic)iiiiso!!  Wm.  11,  up.  OrrHOnd-quay 
Jam  -s  J.  K-  and  Co.   Tunbridge  Mills,   and 

V),  Cavendish-row 
Roche  Hannah,  3,  up.  Stephen-st. 
Haberdashers. 
See  also  Linen  Drapers,  Milliner,  and 
Fancy  Warehouses, 
Atkin  Jane,  50,  lower  Stephen-st. 
Banks  William,  47J,  Henry-st. 
Bannon  Matthew,  38,  Kcnry-st. 
Bordman  Jane,  53,  Grafton-st. 
Bourke  Henry,  108,  Grafton-st. 
Boursiquot  John,  5,  upper  Sackville-st. 
Brady  Elizb.  68,  great  Sritain-st. 
Brownlow  W.(wholesale)18,  St.  Andrew-st, 
Butler  Wm.  147,  great  Britain-st. 
Cain  Wm.  23,  Corn-malket 
Clegg  Anne,  60,  upper  Stephen-st. 
Clements  Jane,  10,  Anglesea-st. 
Church  Michael,  44,  south  King-st. 
Connolly  Peter,  8,  I>igges-st. 
Craig  J.  and  J.  38,   s.  great  George-st. 
Crane  Mary,  12,  upper  Kevi.i-st. 
Cuisset  W.  and  Co.  149,  great  Britaui-Sl, 
Dry  Elizb.  7,  Hamilton-row 
Dunne  Biddy,  24,  Henry-st. 
Dunne  M.  A.  61,  LeesoU-st.  '[ 

Dunn  &  KeDnedy,(&  mills,)u.  SabkvlIte-BC 
Ebbs  Margaret,  6,  Trinity-st. 
Ellison  A.  and  J.  58,  Pill-lane 
English  Anne,  19,  TowHsend-st. 
Ferris  Barnett,  37,  Camdcn-st.  '   '  !' 

Foster  Joseph,  (&  mil'iner)  55,  Graft6ft-jt.  ' 
Harricks  M.  A.  &  S.  35,  Arran-quay 
Harris  Wm.  (milliner)  10,  up.  Stephen-st.    ' 
Heme  Wm.  133,  Capel-st. 
Howe  and  Craig,  33,  lower  OrmoUd-qUaV 
Huge-s  Wm.  2,  Johnson's>place 
Kane  Mary,  43,  Henry-st. 
'Keogh  Eliza,  25,  Boltpn-st. 
Kingsmill  C.aud  J.  18,  Heaiy-st.  '^. 

Kilpatrick  Mary,  152,  great  Britain-st. 
Lambert  M.  135,  Capel-st.  '■ 

Lodge  Robert,  46,  Castle-st.  ;* 

Lodge  Eliza,  14,  upper  Steph6n-st,  * 

Long  John,  103,  Bride-St. 
M'Dermott  Jacob,  92,  Grrifton-st. 
Magee  C.  &  E.  29,  Grafton-st.  "* 

Maguire  Michad,  54,  great  Georje-st.  s.    [ 
Mec  Dorotky,  9,  Kevins-port  '^ - 

Merritt  ThoHaas,  3,  Cork-hill 


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Miachin  Wm.  45,  Castle-st. 
Mooney  Lawr.&  Co.  40,  Pill-lane 
Moore  Wm.  3,  G.-aftou-st. 
Moore  ThotrfUs,  3,  Pitt-st. 
Morris  John,  25,   Dawson-st. 
Murphy  J.  C.  and  M.  82,  great  Britain-st. 
Newbold  Margaret,  23,  Dawson-st. 
North  Anne,  3,  Church-lane 
Norton  R.  F.  25,  Henry-st. 
■  O'Neill  John,  18,  Nassau-st. 
Parkinson  anci  Fagan,  27,  gt.  Sbip-st. 
PlunkettJane,  29,  Grafton-st. 
Baynor  M.  and  S.  94,  Abbey-st. 
ReUly  Sarah,  3,  up.  Sackvil!e-st. 
Rogers  Owen,  122,  Capel-st. 
Shannon,  Eliza,  101,  gt.   Britain  st. 
Sharp  Benjanlin,  99,  Grafton-st. 
Shaw  Charles,  15,  upper  Stephen-st. 
Smith  Mary,  32,  s.  Anne-st. 
Smyth  Richard,  16,  Dame-st. 
Sherrock  J.  C.  80,  Dame-st. 
Thomas  Ant.  31,  s.  Anne  st. 
Tickell  John,  28,  Mary-st. 
Tims  Jane,  33,  Mary-st. 
Troy  James,  4,  Castle-street 
Underwood  Eliza,  3,  south  Anne-st. 
Wall  Alicia,  31,  Capel-st. 
Walsh  M.(&  trims.) 53  and  55,Fishamble-st. 
Webh  Rebecca,  162,  north  King-st. 
Whaley  Richard,  47,  Grafton-st. 
Wheatley  Anne,  2,  Trinity-st. 
Wheeler  S.  (and  stationer)  6 If,  Henry-st. 
Wifjgins  Francis,  38,  Golden-lane 
Wilkinson  Elinor,  74,  Grafton-st. 
Wilson  Anne,  1 1,  Castle-st. 
Wood  J.  (cambrics  &  silks)  10,  Andrew-st. 
Hardware  and  Trimming  Merchants 

and  Warehojises. 
Binns  N.  (Executors  of)  21,  Dame-st. 
Bryan  L.  A.  10,  Bride-st. 
Crotty  and  Keshan,  18,  New-row,  west 
Ferrall  Andrew,  130,  Thomas-st. 
Glorney  Samuel,  37,  New-row,  west 
Griffin  James,  33,  New-row,  west 
Hall  William,  51,  Pill-lane 
Lodge  F.  and  O.  9,  Ross-lane 
M'Can  Francis  and  Michael,  34, 1.  Bridge-st. 
M'Gawren  Patrick,  1,  Exchange-st. 
Mooney  Thomas,  41 .  Pill-lane 
Murphy  Bryan,  29,  Keunedy's-lane 
North  James,  21,  New-row,  west 
Nffwlan  John,  28,  New-row,  west 
O'Brien  Thos,  11,  and  12,  1,  Exchange-st. 
O'Mara  H.  and  Son,  32,  New-row,  west 
O'Neill  Con.   (and  stationary  mercht.)   17, 

1.  Bridge-st. 
O'Reilly  Andrew,  2,  Kennedy' s-lane 
Sarage  Silvester,  105,  Thomas-st. 
Sellors  James,  19,  New-row,  west 
Smith  Eliza,  27,  Kennedy's-lane 
Woodlock  William,  13,  New-row,  west 

Hat  Manufacturers  and  Dealers, 
Bain  Catharine,  9,  Skinner-row 
Bardsley,  Son  and  Co.  173,  old  Church-st. 
Butler  and  Sutton,  30,  Essex-st. 
Byrne  Peter,  3,  Temple-bar 
Gollier  Christopher,  22,  upper  Ormopd-quay 


I  Dames  Joseph,  32,  Temple-bar''.  ;T  ^'>'"'"''|  j 
Drought  Frederick,  3§,  Temple-bkr  '  "  ' 
Eiwood  Joseph,  6,  Westmoreland-st,  ' 

Flood  Patrick,  5,  Temple  bar 
Franklin  Richard,  68,   New-st. 
Galon,  Richards  and  Co.  18,  18,  CoUege-gr.' 
Guest  Frederick,  92,  Dame-st. 
Hall  George,  21,  Capel-st. 
Haslam  Robert,  16|,  Temple-bw 
Hill  Thomas,  104,  Thomas-st. 
Hynes  James,  106,  Grafton-st. 
Jackson  Francis,  34,  Temple-bar 
JessonH.S.  andJ.  12,  Dame-?t. 
Jewster  Wm.  45,  Temple-bar 
Johnston  Wm.  38,  Temple-bar 
Kelly  John,  4,  Temple-bar 
Kelly  Mary,  54,  Castle-st. 
baw'ther  J.  H.  60,  Henry-st. 
Lee  John,  5,   Skinner-row 
Leland  Joseph  &  Henry,  5  &  6,  M«ath-st» 
Lord  James,  19,  Capel-st. 
Lovett  Robert,  15,  Golden-lane 
Lrnoh  John,  48,  Temple-bar 
M'Auley  Christopher,  46,  Temple-btr 
M'Auley  James,  39,  Temple-bar 
M'Cabe  Patrick,  2  and  3,  Meath-st. 
M'Donald  Richard,  1,  Temple-bar 
Maddock  William,  28,  Temple-bar 
Martin  and  Rogers,  57,  north  King-st, 
Matthews  Elizabeth,  40,  Temple-bar 
Mills  and  Ward,  H,  great  George-st.  s. 
Morgan  Francis,  9,  Grafton-st. 
Norris  Robert  and  Son,  5, 1.  Sackville-st. 
Nowlan  John,  16,  Templa-bar 
O'Sullivan  and  Co.  Mort,  7,  Grafton-st. 
Palmer  John,  36,  Temple-bar 
Potterton  Alexander  and  Co.  8,  Dame-st. 
Smith  William,  35,  Temple-bar 
Smvth  Francis,  151,  Capel-st. 
Stanton  Thomas,  37,  upper  Ormond-quay 
Stretch  Stephen,  28,  Skinuer-row 
Tate  Davis,  11,  Temple-bar 
Walker  Benjamin,  1,  Meath-st. 
Walsh  Thomas,  42,  Temple-bar 
Wright  Joseph,  Richard   and  Robert,  20, 
Essex-st.  11,  LOrmond-q.  &Donnybrook 
Wright  Thomas,  33,  Westraoreland-st. 
Younge  and  Son,  12,  Temple-bar 

Hosiers. 

Barton  J.  (wholesale)  47,  Bolton-st 

Breden  M.  13,  Camden-st. 

Byrnes  Peter,  41,  Capel-st.  ' 

Carleton  W.  (and  shoe  wareh.)48,  Castle-st 

Colgan  Michael,  17,  up.  Bridge-it 

Conolly  John,  77,  gt.  Britain-st. 

D«bbs  H.  T.  6,  St.  Andrew's-st. 

Dowling  John,  6,  Corn-market 

Dunn  John,  13,  Corn-market 

Fairbrother  J.  6,  Castle-st. 

Ferrall  Richai-d.  24,  upper  Ormond-quay 

Folds  Richard,  75,  Grafton-st. 

Fortune  Joseph,  12,  Corn-market 

Friend  George,  33,  Skinner-row 

Gaven  Thomas,  14,  Corn-markat 

Glover  John  and  Co.  (wholcsale)5,  Castle-st 

Greham  Peter,  3,  CapeUt.  ^ 

H^lowell  Joseph,  (and  lace)  83,  Gr»fton-s 


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Harrick  T.  23,  Westmoreland-st. 
llarriclcs  Richard,  25,  Westmoreland-st. 
Harty  and  Co.  9,  Westmoreland-st. 
Hincks  Thomas,  (and  lace)  25,  Grafton-st. 
Jordan  Patrick,  4,  Corn-market 
Larkin  Matthew,  1 1 ,  Capel-st. 
Leslie  Tliomas,  14,  Capel-st. 
Lynch  John,  15,  Corn-market 
M'CuUa  James,  65,  north  King-st. 
M'Guinness  N.  3,  Corn-market 
M'Jennett  John,  4,  Essex-bridge 
Maley  Michael,  6,  I.  Sackville-st. 
Malone  Joseph,  22,  Skinner- row 
Miot  Joseph,  [wh.J  67,  Dame-st. 
Moran  Robert,  [and  Iace|  86,  Grafton-st. 
Norton  Thomas,  48,  Exchequer-st. 
Peck  George,  4,  Cross  poddle 
Perry  Bridget,  32,  Skinner-row 
Poyntz Benjamin,  62,  Dame-st. 
Reilly  Christopher,  18,  upper  Bridge-st. 
Rielly  Piiilip,  10,  Corn-market 
Rielly  Thomas,  17,  Corn-market 
Richardson  Robert,  2,  Westmoreland-st. 
Ring  William  tk  Co.  47,  great  Gcorge-st.  s. 
Rosseter  and  Shaw,  16,  Usher's-quay 
Sharpley  James  and  Co.  89,  Grafton-st. 
Smith  VVilliam,  22,  Clare-st. 
Smith  VVilliam,  6,  Chancery-lane 
Stephens  Edward,  38,  Capel-st, 
Thorpe  Matthew,  20,  Corn-market 
Thorpe  John,  27,  Skinner-row 
Tommins  Thomas,  30,  Skiuaer-row 
Winter  Samuel,  76,  great  Britain-st. 

Hotels. 

Abbott  Joseph,  57,  Dawson-st. 
Bilton  Christopher,  51,  Sack-ville-st. 
Cofley  Patrick,  11,  upper  I)omintck-st. 
Commercial,  Commercial-buildings 
Crosbie  Matthew,  (and   tavern)   2  and  3, 

lowei-  Abbey-st. 
Dempster  F.  (Queen's  Head)  25,  Bride-st. 
Dignam  Luke,  Dunleary 
Dollard  Nicholas,  2,  Bolton-st. 
Dutiy  James,  16,  Duke-st. 
Dwyer  Patrick,  51,  Exchequer-st. 
Elvidge  Geo.  (Old  Leinster)  28,  s.  Fred-st. 
Farrell  Andrew,  (Howth)  upper  Dorset-at. 
Gosson  John,  6,  Bolton-st. 
Gresham  Thomas,  21,  upper  Sackville-st. 
Hayes  Daniel,  (Porto  Bello)  Richmond-st. 
Horan  Thomas,   [Blessington  Hotel]   100, 

upper  Dorset-st. 
Hynes  M.  (Belfast)  46,  Capel-st. 
Jones  Francis,  (Hibernian)  47,  Dawson-st. 
Kavanagh  Garatt,  [Wicklow]  24,  Stephea's- 

green,  north 
M'Ardle  Henry,  41,  Exchequer-st. 
M'Donnell  Catherine,  39,  Mary-st. 
M'Evoy  William,  5,  Kildare-st. 
MackenTho.  (Falkiners)  12,  Dawson-st. 
M'Kenna  J.  [Prince  of  Wales]  19,  upper 

Sackville-st 
Morrison  Arthur,  [Leinster  Hotel  and  Great 

Rooms]  1,  Dawson-st. 
Murphy  James,  [Moira]  1,  Sackville-st. 
O'Deinne  P.  [Waterfordl  17,  up.  Sack.-st. 
H 


Orford  Edwards,  38,  Kildarc-st, 
Ralph  Andrew,  [Talbot]  60,  gr.  Britain-st^'. 

Ryland  William,  46,  upper  Sackville-st.  '"'. 

Stubbs  Edward,  9,  Usher' s-quay  M 

Teeling  Joseph,  48,  north  King-st.  "'. 

Tuthill  William,  51,  Dawson-st.  :vl 

Wilson  Sarah,  [Enniskillen]  Capel-st.  Vi 

Inns  and  Taverns. 
See  also  Hotels  and  Vintners. 

Beddy  John,  18,  lower  Kevin-st.  '[ 

Brady   Daniel,    [Star  of  the  North]   183,   ' 
north  King-st. 

Burgess  Js.  [Garrick  Tavern]  4,  Fowness-st. 

Byrne  Luke,  [and  corn  factor]  95,  Frances- 
street 

Crosbie  Matthew,  [Moira]  1,  Abbey-st, 

Darcy  James,  [Globe]  52,  Essex-st. 

Dempsey  Edward,  [Shakespeare]  17,  south. 
Cope-st. 

Dempsey  James,  [Old  Cock]  2,  Mary-st. 
^©illon  Patrick,  [White  Bull]  139,  Thos-st. 

Dooley  John,  [Erin  Tavernl  20,  Fowness-st. 

Duff  John,  29,  Moore-st. 

Dunn  Lawrence,  (Moor's  Head)  11,  FoW- -^ 
ness-st.  ■ ' 

Grace  Thomas,  (Exchange  Tavern)  Crane-l. 

Harford  Christopher,  107,  up.Church-st.  n. 

Hart  Widow,  Harry-st. 

Hayes  Edward,  13,  Dawson-st, 

Heron  William,  Porto  Bello 

Lee  Thomas,  CShamrock)  11§,  Fowness-st. 

Madden  Michael,  13,  upper  Bridge-st. 

Malone  Mary,  [The  Struggler]  Cook-st. 

Moore  James,  (and  hotel)  Dunleary 

Murphy  Arthur,  (Turk's  Head)  Meath-st. 

N  )onan  Jn.  (Moor's  Head)  40,  old  Ch.-st. 

O'Neill   Daniel,    (Ormond    Tavern)    132, 
Capel-st. 

Parker    Michael,    (Carlisle    Tavern)    30, 
Eatchelor's-walk 

Plunkett  Jane.  (Old  Root)  Boot-lane 

Power  Catherine,  (Cherry  Tree)  116,  Tho- 
mas-st. 

Ratclirt  Jn.  (Carlisle  Tavern)  22,  Aston's-q. 

Sallins  J.  (Com.  Tavern)  80,  Abbey-st. 

Shell  Matthe-.v,  [Wicklow  and  Wexford  Ta- 
vern] Black-rock 

Tighe  Nicholas,  (White  Cross)  72,  Pill-L 

Towson  Catherine,  (Sun)  122,  Thomas-st. 

Tunstall  Anne,  (Pigeon  House) 

Turner  Abraham,  (Post-office)  27,  Hen.st. 

Welch  Patrick,  (Royal  Canal)  1,  Dorset-st. 

Whelan  Wm.  [Rock  Tavern]  10,  Baggot-st. 

Wilkinson  Thomas,  (Carteret's  Head)  32, 
Castle-st. 

Wogan  Anne,  (Churn)  111,  Thomas-st. 

h'on  Founders. 
Bennett  John,  (&  manufr  of  wrought  iron) 

city  foundry.  25,  old  Church-st. 
Byrne  John,  164,  old  Church-st. 
Clarke  <*ohn,(monger&smith)  17,  Aston'8-q.^ 
Foley  Patrick,  118,  Abbey-st. 
Grendon  Joseph,  Dirty-lane 
Hughes  Thomas,  79,  n.  King-st. 
Lowe  Maiy,  [metal  sash]  11,  Marlb.-st. 
Peebles  David  &  Co.  42,  Bridgefoot-st.        f 

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P6<intlen  JoLn,  47,  Br'ulgefoot-st. 
Rinorwood  Wm.  165,  old  Church-st. 
Ilobin?on  Richard,  (steam  engines)  Phoenix 

Foundry,  Pavlcgate-st. 
Sheridan  James,  163,  old  Clnirch-st, 
Teeling  Luke,  2,  Tho-nas-st. 

If  on  Merclwnts. 

Carney  Walter,  (&  salt  store)  -12,  Frahcls-st. 
Classon  and  Dn^gan,  Bridgjfoot-st. 
Clas«on  iTahrt,  2,  P!ack-haii-place 
Gibbons  Chiif:.  (&  h.  ware)  S,  Ellis-quay 
Gi^jgarty  James  &  Co,  33,  cross  Kevin-st. 
Milles  Jan^r-s,  Abbev-.st. 
M'Caskv  ^Vm.  22,  old  Churoh-st. 
M'Creafy  &lSale,  [.&  steel]  20,  gt.  Strand-st, 
M'Creary  Wni.  4,  Summer-st.  n. 
Mooney  Thomas,  41,  Pill-lane 
Moore  Jas.  119,  Thomas-st. 
Nowland  John,  28,  New-roiY,  west 
O'Neill  Ambrose,  (tnnster  of  the  King's  iron 

yard)  83,  sir  John's-qnay 
Pickering  Thomas,  124,  Francis-st. 
Si'le  M.  R.  2,  Summer-st.  north 
Smith  Robert,  23,  Thonias-st. 

iron  Mongers. 
AnHen  James,  (smith)  '^6,  Abbey-st. 
Bingham  Henry,  144,  Capel-st. 
Binns  Benj.  20,  Dame-st. 
Brady  H«nry,  119,  great  Britain-st. 
Burgess  Wm.  14,  Clarendon-st. 
Caldvvell  John,  7,  King's  Inns-quay 
Carton  and  Ha\vthorn,  39,  Pill-lane 
Dickinson  Wm.  11,  upper  Ormond-quay 
Doyle  James,  Black-rock 
Egan  James,  35,  New-row,  west 
Elliott  John,  95,  Thomas-st. 
Evans  Wm.  Cooke,  13,  Werburgh-st. 
Perrall  Andrew,  1.30,  Thomas-st. 
Fletcher  S.  and  Sons,  70,  Abbey-st. 
Gatchell  Samuel,  {&  hardware)  87,  Pill -lane 
Hewson  John,  27,  n.  Earl-st 
Hodges  Wm.  28,  lower  Sackville-st. 
izon  Thomas,  64,  great  George-st.  south 
Kelly  Patrick,  71,Fleet-st. 
Kelly  Hugh,  117,  Thomas-st- 
Kelly  Joseph,  .'IS,  Pill-lane 
M'Caskey  Wm.  [&  hardwr.]  8,  Rr,ss-!ane 
Mallet  Wm.  (&  smith)  pO  &  91,  Marlb.-st. 
Marchant  C.  and  Son,  43,  King-st.  s. 
Mason  Abram.  9  and  10,  Dawson-st. 
Mason  Sam.  (and  hardwr.)  73,  Thomas-st. 
Mooney  Thomas,  41 ,  Pill-lane 
Murphy  Bryan,  29,  Kennedy's-lane 
Mtirphy  Rd.  (&  harfwr.)  4,  Kennedy's-lane 
NangleThos.  61,  Mary's-lane 
O'Connor  John,  128,  James-st. 
O'Reilly  Andrew,  2,  Kennedy's-laue 
Parkes  John  &  Co.  (wh.  and  hardware  mer- 
chants) 57,  Steelhouse-lane 
Perry  Jas.  and  Henry,  27,  Pill-lane 
Richard  Joseph,  36,  Capel-st. 
Scarlet  Jas.  57,  Pill-lane 
Smith  Brent,  44,  Grafton-st. 
Smith  Edw.  (manufacturing)  20,  College-gr. 
Stenners  Wm.  69,  great  Britain-street 
Taylor  Wm,  55,  Exchequer-st. 


Turner  Rd.  &  Co.  4,  Stepheu's-'gitfen,''B."' 
White  Ellen,  24,  old  Chnrch-st. 
Whitestone  Rt.  26,  Kennedy's  lane 
Wilson  Peter,  21,  High-street 
Wilson  John,  33,  Pill-lane 
Wyon  Jas.  18,  1.  Ormond-quay 

Jewellers. 
See  also  Goldsmiths  and  Silversmiths, 
Adams  Edward,  44,  Nassau-st. 
Barnett  Robert,  4,  Smock-alley 
Hoyle  William,  34,  great  Britain-st. 
Brown  John,  3,  Fowness-st. 
Burke  James,  .37,  Stephcn-st. 
Caineu  William,  14,  Skinijer-row 
Campbell  C.  C.  30,  south  King-st. 
Clarke  and  Ayre,  17,  Trinity-place 
Gaskin  Richard,  13,  Nassau-st. 
Gonne  T.  and  Son,  14,  Cro\v-st. 
Holmes  James,  58,  upper  Steplien-st. 
Jackson  Joim,  110,  Grafton-st. 
.Jenkins  E.  W.  64,  Exchequer-st. 
Johnson  Joseph,  32,  William--st. 
Kavanag'h  J.  (&  hardware)  14,  1.  Exchg.-st.i 
Kavauagh  John,  32,  Capel-st.  :  i 

Kelly  Edward,  12,  Skinner-row  i 

Kelly  Jane,  21,  lower  Exchange-st. 
Kcville  Edward,  82,  Grafton-st, 
law  William  and  Son,  1,  lower  Sackville-st. 
Maguire  Bernard,  12,  lower  Exchange-st. 
Mason  Daniel,  25,  low.  Eschange-st, 
Moore  Patrick,  (and  plate)  5,  Fleet-st. 
Moore  James,  16,  Eustace-st. 
Morgan  Thomas,  13,  Skinner- row 
Morgan  William,  105,  Grafton-st. 
Moseley  W.  and  R.  (Wholesale)   17,  Angk*^ 

sea-st.  .         . 

Mullen  MfchaeJ,  68,  Dame-st. 
Murphy  Edward,  f  manuf.)  7,  Skinner-row 
Murray  Edward,  7,  Aston's-quay 
Nowland  Henry,  54,  Exchequer-st. 
Orr  Mi«hael,  (working)  5,  Essex-quay 
Peter  and  Mockler,T09,  Grafton-st. 
Petrie  M.  82,  Dame-st. 
Robinson  John,  [lapidary!  6,  Crow-st. 
Rooke  Henry,  14,  Crampton-court 
Rorke  Walter,  24,  1.  Sackville-st. 
Segrave  Patrick,  87,  Dame-st. 
Stewart  Charles,  Exchange-court 
Tate  John,  148,  Captl-st. 
Turpin  P.  [manuf.]  1 6,  Trinity-' place 
rigne  Henry,  9, T'itt-st. 
Vigne  James,  3,  Nassau-st. 
West  Mattheiv,  15,  Skinner-row 
Williams  Rt.  [&  goldsmith]  17,  Grafton-st. 

Joiners,    Carpenters,   and   House 
BuUders. 

Barry  William,  63,  Smithlield 
Bass  Joseph,  10,  Bass-place,  Denzille-st. 
Battei-sby  Arthur,  27,  Peter-st. 
Blackburn  James,  Mountjoy-st. 
Boyd  Ro.bert,  4,  Michael-lane 
Bradshaw  James,  Sandymount 
Carolin  Edward,  1,  Noland-st. 
Chapman  Joseph,  3,  Redmonds-Lill 
Clarke  James,  [builder]  56,  New-st. 
Clinch  John,  5,  Summer-hill 


D-UBLIN. 


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Cockburn  Gilbert,.9,  Porset-st. 
Conolly  William;  42,  Cook-st. 
Crosbie  Jam^s,  22,  King-st.  south 
Curran  John,  55),  Townsend-st. 
Curran  Matthew,  11,  Montague-st. 
Devitt  James,  19,  Bride-st. 
Dillon  Edward,  119,  Summer  hill 
Dobbin  David,  4,  Boot-lane 
Dobbin  William,  30,  great  Strand-st. 
Dolittle  John,  175,  nOrth  Kin^^-st. 
Donn  Daniel,  16,  Charlotte-st. 
DooleyP.  [brick  builder]  106,  Twvnsend-st. 
Doolin  Walter,  64f ,  Marlb,-st. 
Dovvling  John,  71,  Ncw-st. 
Doyle  Gregory,  9, 1.  Pembroke-st. 
Dunckelly  Richard,  42,  s.  great  (icorge-st. 
Eaton  Benjamin,  4,  Black-hall-place,  and 

14,  Fitz9Cibbon-st. 
Elliott  Andrew,  21,  Bolton-st, 
Farrell  George,  18,  Wentwortli-place 
Farrell  Patrick,  13,  Sfaiiord-st. 
Fitzpatrick  John,  13,  Bishop-st. 
Flaherty  Robert,  38,  Stephen-st. 
Flinn  M,  [and  machinist]  7,  Chamber-st. 
Gibson  George,  5, 1.  Pembroke-st. 
Grant  James  and  William,  17,  Goiden-lane 
Griffin  Richard,  20,  Wood-st. 
Hale  Edward,  6,  Hanover-st.  west 
Hamilton  John,  6,  Bride-st. 
Hardy  Joseph,  16,  llichinond-st. 
Head"Daniel,  17,  Cook-st. 
Holdbrook  Benjamin,  18,  Bishop-st. 
Holmes  J.  [tool  maker]  13,  Aungier-st. 
Hussey  John,  3!),  Cook-st. 
Hutchinson  William,  58, 1.  Jervis-st. 
Hutton  Daniel,  20,  Ivlary-st. 
Jones  R.  17,  great  Ship-st. 
Jones  Samuel,  19,  White-friar-st. 
Kavanagh  Edward,  54,  upper  Dorset-st. 
Kearns  Thomas,  47,  Cuife-st. 
Keogh  Edward,  1,  Cumberland-st.  south 
Keogh  John,  67,  Cook-st. 
Kildahl  Nicholas,  2,  upper  Baggot-st. 
King  John,  2,  Dawson's-court 
Knight  Richard,  4,  Fitzwilliam-st. 
Leaman  H.  O.  1,  lower  Diffg*'s-st. 
Lever  James,  (builder)  Mabbott  st.  '  'i 

Lincham  Dennis,  63,  Queen-st. 
Lynch  John,  10,  great  Britain-st. 
Lynch  Peter,  3,  Ryder's-row 
M'Daniel  Thomas,  2,  Peter's-row 
M'Donnell  John,  78f,  1,  Mount-st. 
M'Kenna  Arthur,  24,  Tbomas-st. 
M'Kenna  Patrick,  7,  Wflliam-st. 
Maginnes  Patrick,  72,  Townsend-vSt. 
Majrshall  Cathnrine,  8f^,  Cook-st. 
Mitchell  Joseph,  72,  Bride-st. 
Morris  John,  43,  Abbey-st. 
Morrison  Robert,  68,  Aungier-st. 
Murphy. Michael,  44,  Clarendon-st. 
Murray  Edward,  32,  Jamcs-st-  west 
Needham  Henry,  10,  (Jeorge-st.  Geo.-quay 
Norwood  Benjamin,  51,  Town^jcnd-jt. 
O'Neill  and  Walsh,  2,  1.  Pembroke-st. 
Plunkett  Garrett,  7,  Montague-st. 
Quilton  Edward,  67,  Townsend-st. 
Read  J.  W,  Sumnier-hill 


Reynolds  John,  21,  Cook-street 
Ring  Thomas,  81,  Mecklenburgh-st. 
Robi.nson  Joseph,  9,  Golden-lane 
Russell  John,  Marlboro'  -place 
Russell  John,  1,  Russell -place 
Scallau  Wm.  3,  1.  Pembroke-st. 
Semple  John,  21,  MarHuoro'-st. 
Shaw  John,  65,  Townsend-st. 
Sfapleton  Geo.  i,  ftlou'itjoy-place 
Templeton  "Vm.  5,  fctnry-st- 
Thorp  Charles,  \li,  Elegsington-s,t, 
Tuubri'ige  Martin,  10,  n.  Frpdeirj^k-st. 
Tutty  James,  Dunleary 
Wall  Thomas,  6,  Bishop-st. 
Wallis  Thomas,  12,  n.  Aune-^t, 
Ward  tfenry,  47,  Moore-st. 
Whelan  J.  and  P.  46,  Higli-st. 
Whelan  Jas.  39,  Thomas-st. 
White  J,  D.  17,  Chancery-lane 
Wbyte  Robert,  35,  Montgomerj'-st- 
Wildridge  George,  5,  James-st.  east 
Williamson  George,  27, 1.  Dorset-s^. 
Woods  Andrew,  63,  Baggot-st. 
Wooldridge  Hugh,  13,  n.  Strand 
Wybrants  George,  23,  Peter-st. 

Lace  Merchants  and  Manufacturers. 

Atkinson  Wm.  (army,  &c.)  14,  Werburgh-ut. 
Brownbill  0.  (and  hosier)  3t,  Grafton-^t. 
Chapman  John,  7,  lower  Ormond-quay 
Fisher  J.  and  T-  (British)  29,  Ano-lasea-st. 
Fletcher  R.  (livery  &  fringe)  4,  (Jrafton-s^. 
Forrest  James,  98,  Grafton-st.     ■ 
Freeman  E,  [and  fur]  15,  Cutpurse-rovy 
Fry  and  Nesbitt,  30,  Dame-st. 
Knight  R.  (livery)  161,  great  Britain-st. 
Locke  Thomas,  (livery)  40,  Nassau-st. 
Maskerry  Joseph,  3,  St.  And^ew-st, 
O'Shaughnessy  L.  [coach  &  livery}  9,  Bow- 
lane,  Aungier-st, 
Sharp  Benjamin,  99,  Grafton-st 
Warren  and  Cowper,  [Asilk]  2,  AngleseanSt. 
Wilson  Brab.  ]  1,  Dame-st. 

Lamp  and  Kitchen  Furniture  Manu- 
facturers. 
See  aiao  Braziers,  Ssc. 
Commins  John,  59,  Henry-st. 
Lowry  R.  and  Co.  [patent]  8,  Werburgh-st. 

Land  and  Building  Agents  and  Sur- 
veyors. 
Hartley  H-umphrey,  1,  Fitzwilliam-square 
Sherrard  Thus,  .ind  Sons,  72,  Blessington-st. 
Stewart  and  Swan,  6,  Leinster-st. 
V/oods  Patfipk,  22,  Fiahamble-st. 

Land  Surveyors, 

See  also  Mciisurers. 
Brassington  Richard,  24,  Dominick-st> 
Byrne.).  J.  2B,  Camden-st. 
Cooke  Jas.  (and  architect)  42,  up.  Dorset-st. 
Jones  Wm.  7,  Ciuiuliam -.st. 
Longfield  John,  67,  Grafton-st. 
Neville  and  Son,  2y,  lower  Ormond-quay 
Roe  John,  10,  Merrion-row 
Sherrard,  Brassington  and  Green,  72,  Bles- 
sington-st. 


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DUBLIN. 


Leather  Warehouses,  and  Cutters, 

See  also  Fell  Mongers  and  Tanners. 
Alcorn  John,  26,  Back-lane 
Byrne  Thos.  51,  Back  lane 
Eccles  John  &  Sons,  [English]  108,  Bride-st. 
Graham  W.  F.  &  Son,  [English]  35,  Capel-str 
Harding  Pat,  13,  Back-lane 
Keefe  Margt.  41,  Back -lane 
Lamb  James,  33,  cross  Kevin-st, 
M'Clue  James,  4,  Back-lane 
Passmore  Pat.  92,  Cook-st. 
Wade  C  J.  32,  Winetavern-st. 
Walsh  Michl.  37,  Cook-st. 
Watson  Daniel,  1,  New-row,  west 
White  John,  60,  Back-lane 
White  Michael,  63,  Cook-st. 

Lime  Merchants, 
Booker  Nugent,  1 10,  Mecklenburgh-st. 
Byrne  Miles,  26,  Newmarket 
Conelly  and  Hamill,  Rings-end 
Kane  John,  48,  Henry-st. 
Ledwich  Wm.  upper  Baggot-st. 

Linen  Drapers,  ^c. 
iUlen  Edward,  22,  upper  Bridge-st. 
Bagley  Austin,  5,  Thomas-st. 
Barton  Thos.  7,  Castle-st. 
Bashford  George,  17,  n.  King-st, 
Belshaw  Redmond,  87,  Grafton-st. 
Bingham  Jane,  47,  Henry-st. 
Birkett  Israel,  49,  Dawson  st. 
Black  Barbara,  2,  Back-lane 
Boake  Barcroft,  14,  Dawson-st. ' 
Bolton  Henry,  63,  Grafton-st. 
Boyd  Saml.  3,  Queen-st. 
Boyd  Anne,  12,  Cutpurse-row 
Boyle  Michael,  35,  Mary-st. 
Bradley  Michael,  Black-rock 
Brady  Judith,  67|,  Thomas-st. 
Brian  Michael,  27,  north  King-st. 
Briscoe  Jas.  1 ,  upper  Bridge-st. 
Brown  Joseph,  8,  north  King-st. 
Buchanan  Wm.  1 00,  Grafton-st. 
Burke  Jas.  32,  King-sf. 
Burton  John,  I,  Merchants-quay 
Butler  Edward,  96,  Grafton-st. 
Byrne  Mary,  15,  n.  King-st. 
Byrne  Thomas,  30,  lower  Bridge-st. 
Campbell  and  Kelly,  34,  Merchants-quay 
Carr  Anne,  98,  Thomas-st. 
Carrothers  Anne,  55,  Abbey-^st. 
Christian  Isaac,  2,  Usl^rs-quay 
Clarke,  H.  10.'),  upper  Dorset-st. 
Clarhe  Thomas,  1,  Back-lane 
Clare  and  Henry,  I,  Johnson's-place 
Cochrane  and  Kennedy.  17,  Dawson-st. 
Cooke  Peter,  88,  Piil-lane 
Corbally  James,  2,  Back-lane 
Coulrer  Wm.  5,  Castle-st. 
Cowen  C;atharine,  44,  St.  Patrick 's-st. 
Cullen  Nicholas,  70,  jrreat  Britain-st, 
Daly  Thomas,  14,  Francis-st. 
Davis  Deborah,  20,  great  George  et.  s. 
Dc'd  J.  (lin.  &  c?l.!  1,  Mullinahack 
Drggan  P.obt.  28,  Moore-st. 
Dunn  Edw.  7,  low.  Sackville-st. 
Dunn  Mary,  67,  Back-lane 


Farrell  C.  137;ilit^W')b(5rset-st. 

Farrell  C.  and  A.  3^,  Castle-st>, 

f  inlay  Michael,  44,  Townsend-st. 

Fitzgerald  Eliza,  3,  Werburgh-st. 

Fitzpatrick  Matthew,  30,  Westmoreland-6t. 

Flanagan  Edw.  9,  upper  Bridge-st. 

Ford  Arthur,  90,  Graiton-st. 

French  M.  A.  104,  upper  Dorset-st. 

Furlong  Nicholas,  23,  north  King-street 

Gamble  Saml.  64,  High»pt. 

Gellis  M.  T.  (and  tea)  17,  Digges-st. 

Geoghegan  Thos.  67,  gr.  Britain-st. 

Goodison  John,  29,  Corn-market 

Graham  Harriet,  1 ,  White  Friar-st, 

Gregor  M.  (and  silk  mercer)  62,  Thomas-st. 

Harding  Anne,  144,  James-st. 

Handcock  Richd.  19,  Corn-market 

Harvey  Ann,  64,  Thomas  st. 

Hayes  Rt.  [wholesale]  37, 1.  Bridge-st. 

Hession  John,  20,  north  King-st. 

Hetherington  Saml.  9,  Castle-st. 

Hogan  Timothy,  11,  north  King-st. 

Hopkins  AVm.  76,  Grafton-st. 

Jackson  and  Sinton,  30,  Corn-market 

Jackson  Thos.  3,  Cutpurse-row 

Jackson  Wm.  58,  great  Britain-st. 

Jones  Humphrey,  84,  Pill-lane 

Kavanagh  Michl.  36,  Henry-st. 

Keenan  John,  12,  upper  Bridge-st. 

Kellett  and  Wilson,  16,  north  King-st. 

Kelly  Mary,  18,  Corn-market 

Kelly  Edw.  2,  upper  Bridge-street 

Keman  Margt.  38,  Bolton-st. 

KentWm.  18,  Stephen-st. 

Leary  Eliz.  2,  Queen-st. 

Logan  Mary,  10,  Aungier-st. 

M'Bride&Atkinson,  [wh.&re.J  5,Werb.'St. 

M'Dermott  Ann,  37,  up.  Sackville-st. 

M'Donald  Michl.  11,  Bridge-st. 

M'Lorinan  Teresa,  12,  Nicholas-st. 

M'Mullen  John,  35,  Blessington-st. 

M'Mullen&Magrane,[lin.&cot.l20,n.Anne-8 

Madden  Bridget,  22,  north  King-st. 

Maginn  John,  19,  north  Kiug-st. 

Mansfield  Ann,  1 ,  Francis-^t, 

Mara  Jos.  25,  Kevins-port 

Monks  Margt.  26,  Francis-st. 
Moran  Eliza,  49,  Francis-st, 
Murphy  John,  11,  Nicholas-st. 

Murphy  Chas.  57,  Castle-st. 
Murray  John,  61 ,  Capel-st. 
Nicholas  Wm.  &  Co.  55,  Castle-st. 
Nicholson  Thos.  57,  Grafton-st. 
Nevin  P.  61,  Capel-st. 
Nolan  Cecilia,  10,  Nicholas-st. 
Nugent  John,  130,  Townsend-st. 
O'Beirne  John  Jas.  34,  Capel-st. 
O'Brien  Joseph,  1,  Castle-st. 
O'Donohoe  Martin,  158,  north  King-st. 
O'Flaherty  Hugh,  6,  up.  Sack.-st. 
O'Keefe  Catharine,  66,  n.  King-st. 
Oldham  Hugh,  118,  north  King-st. 
Oldham  Samuel,  11,  Westmoreland-st, 
O'Rielly  Mich.  22,  Pill-lane 
O'Reilly  Jas.  31,  Coombe 
Orr  Isaac,  86,  Pill -lane 
Parry  Abm.  10,  upper  Bridge-st. 


DUBLIN. 


61 


Pigott  John,  3,  up.  Bridgc-st. 
Place  Chas.  13,  Castle-st. 
Purcell  Bridget,  39,  Francis-st. 
Puriiold  James,  22,  Pill-lane 
Quigley  Jane,  35§,  Nicholas-st. 
Ilaflerty  John,  25,  Corn-market 
Reilly  Eugene,  24,  north  King-st. 
Reilly  Elinor,  33,  King-st. 
Richey  Andrew,  22,  Dame-st. 
RicheyRobt.  fwholesale)  .91,  Grafton-st. 
Roche  Henry,  32,  Nassau-st. 
Rounds  Jane,  25,  north  King-st. 
Sharkey  Mary,  5,  up.  Bridge-st. 
Simmons  and  Walpole,  7,  Suffblk-St. 
Sinton  Elizb.  27,  Corn-market 
Smith  H- and  J.  10),  Grat'ton-st. 
Smyth  Geo.  38,  Castle-st. 
Sneyd  Thomas,  51,  Castle-st. 
Spear  Wm.  6,  Arran-quay 
Stack  Pat.  38,  Grafton-st. 
Stott  Ann,  8,  up.  Sack.-st. 
Stubbs  Rt.  S.  3,  Dame-st 
Studdert  George,  12,  Grafton-st. 
Taylor  George,  Dunleary 
Teevens  ThOs.  27,  Patrick-st. 
Thacker  Elizabeth,  4 J,  Sliinner-row 
Tonry  M.  F.  30,  Capel-st. 
Tully  Bernard,  8,  upper  Bridge-st. 
Usher  John,  13,  Merrion-row 
Vernor  and  Dawson,  31,  King-st. 
Walker  Thomas,  73,  Grafton-st. 
Wall  Wary,  .50,  Francis-st, 
Ward  Jas.  14,  north  King-st. 
Webb  Richard,  7,  Nicholas-st. 
Webb  Jas.  [wh.]  14,  north  King-st. 
Webb  John,  160,  great  Britain-st. 
Wilkins  Henry,  46,  Hemy-st. 
Williams  E.  and  R.  22,  Francis-st. 
Williams  Thos.  30,' lower  Sack.-st. 
Wilson  Richard,  8,  Castle-st. 
Wolfenden  Edward,  [wh.]  27,  Dame-st. 
Wright  Nmh.  [&  bed  tick]  3,  Skinner-row 
Young  Chas.  42,  Cutte-st. 

Linen  Merchants  and  Factors. 

Alexander  and  Garratts,  6,  Linen-hall-st. 

Barrett  S.  [lin.  &  cot.  factors]  1,  Anne-st.  n. 

Barton  John,  52^,  Jervis-st. 

Bastiville  Rd.  54,-Bolton-st. 

Beggs  Jameson  and  Co.  Linen-hall 

Bell  R.  and  F.  [&  cotton]  14,  Linen-hall-st. 

Boyle  Vicars,  Lurgan -St. 

Brady  James,  127,  Linen-hall 

Campbell  Peter,  34,  Merchants-quay 

Chambers,  Todd  and  Co.  n  Frederick-st. 

Christie  Jas.  M.  Linen-hall 

Clibborn  Edward,  42,  York-st. 

Clarke  James,  4,  Granby-row 

Coile  Bernard  and  Co.  10,  Linen-hall-st. 

Coulson  John,  Wm.  Walter,  and  Jas,  Lineh- 

hall,  and  Lisburne 
Courtnay  John,  10,  Linen-hall-st. 
Courtnay  Wm,  1,  Yarn-hall  st. 
Dawson  and  Reids,  [&  muslin]   1.3,  Liuen- 

hall-st. 
Dick  Saml,  and  Co.  7,  Linen-hall-st. 
Doyle  William,  9,  Hatch-st, 


Doyle  Peter,  26,  Corn-market 

Doyle  Peter,  2,  Cutpurse-row 

Egan  Constantine,  2.'5,  Beresford-st. 

Fisher  J.  [&  wh.  calico]  19,  up.  Bridgc-st. 

Gardiner  Cusack  and  Co.  Lineii-Iiall 

Giirnett  J.  and  R.  6,  Linen-hall-st, 

Gibson  Joseph,  31,  lower  Onnond-quay 

Hahnston  and  Boyle,  Linen-hall 

Hall  Alexander,  Linen-hall 

Harkness  VVm.  and' Co.  Linen-hall 

Hawthorn  Wm.  5,  Lurgan-st. 

Hogan  Edward,  11,  Usher's-quay 

Johnston  and  Boyle,  8,  Lurgan-.?t. 

Knox  Wm.  4,  Blessingtou-st. 

Knox  John,  5,  n.  Anne-st. 

Leckey  --olin,  7,  n.  Anne-st. 

M'Cormick  Mark  and  Co.   [and  furniture] 
16,  Werburgh-.st. 

Mai^rane  Christopher,  7,  Ilardwicke-st. 

Maguire  Alex.  58,  Bolton-st. 

M'Kiernan  Hugli,  2,  Linen-hall 

j\r Mullen  and  Magrane,  2,  n.  Anne-st. 

Meade  Matthew,  'S,  Lisbuvn-st, 

Mills  and  Chambers,  1 ,  Lislnirn-st. 

Nicholson  John,  Linen-hall 

Nolan  and  Taafle,  Linen-hall 

Nolan  Walter,  8,  Frederick-st.  n. 

Ogilby  James  and  Son,  18,  Prussia-st. 

Pepper  J.  and  W.  Locke,  26,  n.  Anne-st. 

Pira  Tobias,  67,  Aungier-st. 

Prentice  Thomas,  1 1 ,  n.  Anne-st. 

Reid  J.  H.  [muslin,  &c.]  4,  Linen-ball-st. 

Richardson  R.  and  T.  56,  Bolton-st. 

Russell  N.  [calico  and  flannel]  8, 1.  Bridge-st. 

Salmon  Michael,  Linen-hall 

Shaw  and  Carroll,  13,  Granby-row 

Sproul  Arthur,  Linen-hall 

Stanley  .lohn,  Linen-hall 

Stanley  John,  ^G,  Ecqles-st. 

Stott  Samuel,  30,  Dominick-st. 

Taylor  David,  8,  Lurgan-st. 

Twigg  James,  54,  Bolton-st. 

Woolfenden  Wm.  27,  Arran-qxiay 
Lottery  Offices. 

Brown  James,  36,  College-green 

Browne  John,  5,  Capel-st. 

CallwcU  Nathaniel,  28,  College-grecH 

Kent  Aquilla,  37,  College-green 
Lover  S.  and  Co.  18,  Dame-st. 
Koose  D.  C.  2,  Capel-st. 
Webb  Robert,  17,  Dame-st. 

Machiiie  Makers,  &c. 
See  also  Artists,  &c. 
Benson  Thos.  1,  Lees-lane,  n.  Fleet-st. 
Buckley  Joseph,  114,  Ncw-st. 
Dimcan  Thomas,  [lire  engine]  .3,  Bank-st, 

Trinity  College 
Kennedy  James,  2,  Ardee-row 

Maltsters. 
Conolly  James  and  Co.  Ringsend-dock 
D'Arey  John,  1,  Bonham-st. 
Plunlcctt  John,  Portland-st. 

Map  mid  Print  Sellers, 
Allen  Wm.  and  Sons,  .32,  Dame-st. 
Le  Petit  Joseph,  [prints]  20.  Capel-st. 
M'tleary  Wm.  39,  Nassau-st. 


BUBiiiN. 


Mathematical  Instrument  Makers, 

Clarke  Edward,  10,lowerSacla'ille-st. 
Flanagan  Patrick,  13,  Fishamble-st. 
Hicks  George,  46f ,  City-quay 
Hicks  P.  13,  lower  Camden-st. 
Yeates  Kendrick,  26,  Staftbrd-st. 
Measurers. 
See  also  Land  Surveyors. 
Annesley  James,  9,  Fade-st. 
Barcroft  Jaffray,  Hanover-st. 
Gorman  Thomas,  33,  Hardwicke-st. 
Kelly  Hugh,  33,  Peter-st. 
Sharkey  Joseph,  16,  Kevins-port 
Tomy  Wilson,  61 ,  Queen-st. 

Merchants. 
Abbott  Wm.  9|,  Abbey-st, 
Adair  John,  5,  Eustace-st. 
Alexander  Wm.  Richmond-place ' 
Anderson  Nathaniel,  86,  Abbey-st. 
Armstrong  Robert,  20,  lower  Ormond-quay 
Astle  John,  47,  Bishop-st. 
Ayre  Martin,  28,  Francis-st. 
Barber  John,  7,  Camden-st. 
Barber  and  Purdy,  27,  lower  Ormond-quay 
Batchelor  John,  27,  William-st. 
Beirs  Wm.  13,  Black-hall-st. 
Belle w  Christopher,  51,  Lotts 
Bennett  Samuel,  166,  n.  King-st. 
Berry  S.  R.  and  F.  grand  Canal-harbour 
Bewley  S.  C.  Fowler  and  Co.  24,  SuflPolk-st. 
Bewley  A.  20,  upper  Bridge  st. 
Birch  T.  H.  &  E.  11,  New-row,  west 
Boursiquot  &  Woodroofe,  10,  Jervis-st. 
Boyce  J.&J.  [gen.imprs.]  25,gt.  Geo.-st.s. 
Boylan  Michael,  20,  Batchelors-walk 
Brechner  John,  70,  Fleet-st. 
Brooke  Henry,  10,  lower  Ormond-quay 
Brophy  Peter,  88,  Abbey-st. 
Butler  John,  Swifts-alley 
Byrne  Mark,  18,  lower  Fitzw.-st. 
Byrne  M'Donnell  &  Co.  AUens-court 
Cahill  Luke,  10,  Fisher's-lane 
Callaghan  T.  &  Sops,  20,  Fleet-st. 
Carleton  G.  F.  12,  Eustace-st. 
Carton  Lawrence,  103,  Stephen's-green,  w. 
Cashell  Henry,  9,  Geo.-st.  Georgo-quay 
Chamberlain  P.  and  T.  8,  Fowneas-st. 
Clarke  James,  4,  Granby-row 
Clouston  and  Fottrell,  9,  lower  Liffey-st. 
Cogan  B.  and  Co.  5,  Lotts 
Colville  Wm.  &  Son,  [corn]  6,  Batlrs.-walk 
Connell  J.  P.  4,  Montgomery-st. 
ConoUy  Maxwell  &  Fortescue,  3,  Burgli-q. 
ConoUy  Jas.  &  Co.  Ringsend-dock 
Conolly  Wm.  &  Brother,  28,  Batclrs.-walk 
Coulson  John,  52,  Boiton-st. 
Croker  Edward,  10,  upper  Dorset-st. 
Crombie  Wm.  24,  n.  Anne-st. 
Crostwaite  L.  &  Sons,  60,  Fleet-st. 
CrottyCors.  18,  Ushers-island 
Crowe  L.  90,  Stephen's-green 
Cusack  Thomas,  34,  Ushers-quay 
Daniel  Wm.  26,  lower  Ormot>d-quay 
Dawson  Thomas,  7,  s,  Cope-st. 
De  Joncourt  &  Thompson,  79,  Marlb.-st. 
Dillon  Patrick,  Ushers-cdurt 


Doherty  John,  0,  pld,  Church-st. 

Dollard  Robert,  28,  Mecklenburgh-8t. 
Donoghue  John,  9,  Fleet-st. 
Douling  Patrick,  13,  Fleet-st. 
Doyle  J.  P.  bO,  upper  Church-st. 
Drevar  George,  82,  Abbey-st. 
•DuffV.  R.9,'n.,Earl-st, 
Dumoulin  Francis,  9,  upper  Baggot-st. 
Duncan  John,  6,  Granby-row 
Dj'kes  Wm.  10,  Aston's-quay 
Elliott  John,    [Dublin  and  London  parcel 

Office]  '6'^,  lower  Sackville-st. 
English  Isaac,  20,  Batchelors-walk 
FarreJl  Michael,  59,  Abbey-st. 
Ferrall  Joseph,  58,  Abbey-st. 
Ferrall  J.  and  Son,  13,  Hay-market 
Fitzgerald  David,  2,  Fleet-st. 
Fottrell  Thomas,  6,  Marlb.-st. 
Fox  Thomas,  8,  York-st. 
Garratt  Richard,  40,  Blessington-st» 
Gibbon  Alexander,  5,  Granby-row 
Gorman  Robert,  92,  Marlb.-st.  ^ 

Grierson  James,  142,  New-st. 
Grierson  John,  20;  Staiibrd-st. 
Green  Joshua,  36,  Arran-quay 
Grogan  James,  34,  upper  Dorset-st. 
Hall  and  M'Jntire,  22,  lower  Ormond-quay. 
Hall  Robert,  17,  great  George-st,  n.    • 
Halliday  Chas.  w.  Arran-st, 
Hamilton  Jas.  39,  James-st. 
Hamilton  W.  S.  and  Co.  23,  Moore-st. 
Harnett  Wm.  and  Co.  12,  Eustace-st. 
Healy  Thoma";,  48,  Townsend-st. 
Hendrick  John,  jun,  72,  great  Britain-st. 
Henry  J.  and  J.  5,  lower  Ormond-quay 
Henry  Porter  and  M'Cullagh,  69,  Abbey-st, 
Hill  John,  83,  upper  Dorset-st. 
Hoare  Stephen,  4,  lower  Britain-st. 
Hodgens  Thomas,  9,  PilVlane 
Hodgkinson,  Porter  and  Co.  61,  Abbey-st. 
Hone  John,  6§,  Eustace-st. 
Hone  and  Hutton,  Commercial-buildings 
Howe  E.  34,  Aungier-st. 
Howie  Thomas,  [Scot's]  7,  Lurgan-st. 
Hughes  Michael,  119,  Townsend-st. 
Hughes  Terence,  11  /,  Townsend-st. 
Hunt  Robert,  10,  n.  Anne-st. 
Hunt  Thomas,  .39,  lower  Gardiner-st, 
Humphreys  Wm.  8,  Gardiner's-row 
Hyland  B,  and  Sons,  5,  Market-st. 
Hyndmanand  Sons,  Commercial-buildings 
Jackson  Jas,  and  Co.  24,  ujyper  JenisTst. 
Jameson  Thomas,  48,  lower  Gardiner's-st. 
Jameson  Rt.  32,  Abbey-st. 
Jones  Aid.  D.  3,  Cope-st.  south 
Journeaux  E.  and  I.  A.  24,  Arran-quay 
Joy  Arthur,  Stocking-ln.and  48,  l.Mount-st. 
Kearney  Hickman,  37,  great  Strand-st. 
Kelly  Wm.  43,  lower  Gardiner-st. 
K/nncdy,  Nelson  and  <'o.  12,  Island-st. 
Kirwau  Thomas,  66,  F!oet-st. 
King  James,  12,  Colerain-st. 
Lane  Abm.  3,  lower  Ormond-quay 
Lealand  Crosthwaite  and  Sons,  Nortli-wall 
Leonard  Edwd.  and  Son,  13,  Usher's-qiiay 
Lindsay  John,  46,  upper  Sackirill§-st;.         , 
Lowe  Josiah,  23,  Suflblk-st.    j    .,     .,  ,,;    /i^ 


DtTBLlN. 


Lyndi  David,  4,  great  Strand-st. 
Lynch  Gt>ora;e,  32,  Marlb.-st. 
Lyons  RohcFt,  12  V,  upper  Dorset-st, 
M'Bride  George,  87,  Abhey-st. 
M'Cal!  Jimesand  Co.  T6,  Batchelor?-walk 
M'DamelWm,  [indigo]  26,  ).  Urmond-q. 
M'Donnell  John,  33,  lower  Gardiner-st. 
M'Gauran  Micliacl,  Bridge  foot-st. 
M'Kenny  .fohn,  20,  lower  Dorset-st. 
M'Loghlin  Cor.  I'S,  Ushers-island 
Magce  W.  snid  R.  47,  tqjjipr  Sackville-st. 
Ma£-:rath  Folett,  31,  Mec'';l!;nburg-h-t--t. 
Maguire  Win.  3! ,  Frfnic^^-st, 
Malone  J,  [|??n-  com.]  •!,  V\erl)urgh-6t. 
Marmion  Francis,  7,  Flcet-st. 
Marquis  Wm.  Erne-st. 
Matthews  John,  .'t,  Linen-liall-F^t. 
Mayne  Rt.  jun.  2£,  -jpper  Jervis-st. 
Mills  Francis,  13,  .Jervivst. 
Mitcheitree  Wm.  72,  Capel-st. 
Molloy  P.  atid  R.  Commercial-buildings 
Montgomery  J.  jun,  8,  Hume-st. 
Montgomery  Alexander,  29,  n.  Fredcrick-st. 
Moore  John,  35,  great  Sti-and-st. 
Moore  John,  67.  Fleet-st. 
Murphy  John,  62,  Fleet-st. 
Nevill  B.  and  B.  77,  Marlb.-st. 
Newcomb  Wm.  15,  Fleet-st. 
O'Brien,  Meade  and  Co.  Merchants-quay 
O'Brien  Christopher,  31,  Mary's  Abbey 
O'Connor  and  Moore,  80,  Marlb,-st. 
O'Connor  Valentine,  37,  Queen-st. 
O'Donnell  Robert,  13,  Batchelors-walk 
O'Gilby  James  and  Son,  18,  Prussia-st. 
O'Kelly  John  and  Co.  53,  Abbey  st. 
O'KellyWm.  43,  lower  Gardiner-st, 
O'Neill  Patrick,  40,  Bridge-st, 
O'Neill  John,  23,  \ipper  Ormond-quay 
Orr  Alexander,  76,  Marlb.-st. 
Partington  iohn,  16,  York-st. 
Palmer  Geo.  and  Richard,  7,  French -st. 
Palmer  John  and  Co.  32§,  P.  Bride-st. 
Patrick  and  Heney,  4,  Aston's-quay 
Phelps  W.  J.  and  Co.  92,  Capel-st. 
Pirn  Joseph,  s.  Cope-st. 
Pim  J.  and  J.  15,  Usher's-fsland 
"Pim  and  Goodbody,  115,  James-st. 
Pim  John,  115,  James-st. 
Pine  t.  J.  and  J.  22,  Wm.-st. 
Porter  John,  61,  Abbey-st. 
Purdon  Thomas,  67,  Abbey-st.  • 
Purdy  Richard,  27,  Ormond  -quay 
Rainey  Samuel,  42,  Stalibrd-st. 
Rainsford  John  and  Co.  116,  Abbey-st. 
Reddy  Neal,  18,  Thomas-st, 
Roach  Michael,  118,  Townsend-st. 
Robinson  and  Jameson,  32,  Abbey-st. 
Roche  John  and  Co.  9,  great  Strand-st. 
Roe  Robert  and  Heniy,  Crampton-quay 
Russell  George,  IS,  great  Georga-st.  n. 
Rutherford  John  and  Son,  9,  1,  Sackville-st. 
Soanlan  Patrick,  21,  Eustace-st. 
'Scott  Samuel,  37,  lower  Gardiner-st- 
Seaver  Stephenson  and  Co.  54,  Abbey-st. 
Shaw  Turbet  and  Co.  2,  Batchelors-ualk 
Staunton  Miles,  5,  Mountjoy-square,  w. 
-Stephens  Thomas,  7,  grand  Canal-harbour 
'Stftpbeiis  James,  2."^,  Batrhelors-walk 


Stephens  John,  12, s.  Earl-st.   "«'^'''*^-^ 
Stephens  E.  and  S.  Princes-st. 
Stewart  Isaac,  12,  Batchelors-walk 
Stewart  John,  122,  Abbey-st, 
Stott  and  Son,  30,  Dominick-st. 
Sutton  J.  and  R.  13,  Mary's  Abbey 
Swinny  Bladen,  9,  Kildare-st. 
Teeling  Robert,  44,  Abbey-st. 
Thacker  Alex.  57,  Lotts 
Thomas  Wm.  and  Co.  53,  Jervis-st. 
Thompson  Urquhart,  14,'  Mecklb.-st. 
Thompson  Geo.  and  Co.  9,  Tempie-lane 
Twigg  Paul,  30,  George-st.  n. 
V'Uighan  Jaj!.  and  Co.  29,  Mary's  Abbey 
Vaug'ian  Patrick,  28,  Mary^s  Abbey 
Verschve  John,  10,  Francis-st. 
'"al  b  Robert,  65,  Abbcy-^t. 
Vnl'ih  ifohn  and  Co.  74,  Sir  Johu's-quay 
Vv'ivvner  .Joseph,  62,  City-quay 
Waiion  and  Law,   Agents  to  the  Belfast 

iiank,  92,  Abboy-st, 
V>eish  H.  T.  Hawkins-st. 
Whyte  Marcus,  50,  Abbey-st. 
Williamson  and  Watson,  63,  Fleet-st. 
Wilson  Rt.  41,  Camden-st, 
Wilson  Joseph,  Son  &  Co.  10,  gt.  .Straiid'St, 

Merchant  Tailors. 
Allen  Robert,  .3,  Dolier-st. 
Baker  James,  [and  draper]  18,  Flefit-st. 
Baker  R.and  J,  11,  Dawson-st. 
Barry  John,  2,  Clarendon-st. 
Braithwaite  John,  Church-lane,  CoUege-gr» 
Byrne  Patrick,  12,  Dame-court 
Carroll  Michaal,  23,  Exchequer-st. 
Canry  James,  137,  Capel-st. 
Cumberland  John,  10,  Crow-st. 
Doyle  Miles,  70,  Aungier-st. 
Ennis  Richard,  4,  Skinner-row 
Fonnan  Martin,  5,  Eden-quay 
Gaffhey  Philip  and  Son ,  1 2,  Pitt-sf . 
Gallagher  Owen,  25,  Capel-st. 
Gee  Thomas,  2,  Essex-gate 
GUcreest  George,  66,  High-st. 
Gorman  James,  22,  Leinster-market 
Hayes  Wm.  [&wo.drapr.]  1,  Wine-tavern^it. 
Huirinton  James,  22,  Batchelors-walk 
Jackson  Robert,  21, 1.  Sackviile-st. 
Jones  Elizabeth,  17,  St.  Aadrew-st. 
Kavanagh  Ajudrew,  32,  Anglesea-st. 
Kilkenny  Edward,  8,  Mary-st. 
Kennedy  James,  15j  Aston's-quay 
Kelly  Henrv,  8,  Crow-st. 
Kelly  Edward,  22,  .St.  Andrew-st.  -      , 

Lagrange  George,  70,  upper  Stephen-st,       ; 
Lawless  and  Toole,  23,  upper  Sackville-st. 
Leeson  Patrick,  18,  Wine-tavern-st. 
Leet  AVilliam,  4,  Merchants-quay 
Macarthy  Jeremiah,  44,  William-st. 
M'Comas  Samuel,  60,  great  George-st.  s. 
M'Comas  William,  7,  upper  Stephen-st. 
M'Coy  Thomas,  2,  Fowness  st. 
M'Evov  Mattliew,  52,  Mary-st. 
M'GiliThos,  [&  robe  maker]  23,  Fred.-st.  s. 
M'Grane  Patrick,  26,  Henry -st. 
Matfit  John  and  Co.  13,  Anglesea  st. 
Meade  John,  77,  upper  Dorset-st,  ; 

I  Pcirce  James,  5,  Crampton-st. 
'  Powell  Thomas,  lOjPeter-st, 


M 


DUBLIN. 


Quinlan  William,  41,  great  Gcorge-st.  s, 
Reily  Jeremiah,  43^  Clarendon-st. 
Russell  Henry,  24,  Eustace-st. 
Sargent  Hcnrj-,  .)4,  Bolton-st. 
Saunders  George,  10,  Cork-iiill 
Sharp  Samuel,  35,  Molesworth-st. 
Sherry  James  11.  10,  Fleet-st. 
Singleton  William,  2,  upper  Ormond-quay 
Smith  Patrick,  18,  Anglcsea-st. 
Smyth  Charles,  7,  Peteis-row 
Stoddon  John,  45,  Dame-st. 
Sullivan  John,  13,  St.  Andrew-st. 
White  JohB,  fi,  High-st. 
White  William,  27,  Mary-st. 
White  Hamilton,  150,  Ahbey-st. 
Wilkin  John,  4,  StafFord-st. " 
Willis  George  and  Co.  11,  Kildarc-st. 
Willis  Cullen  and  Co.    11,   Kildare-st.  56, 
Princess-st.Edin.&18,St.Jas,-st.London 
Voung  C.  10,  Crow-st. 

Milliners,  Sfc. 
See  also  Robe  Makers  &  Fancy  Warehouses, 
Affleck  and  Crosthwaite,  24,  Clare-st. 
Askeu  Eliza,  4,  south  Anne-st, 
Begley  Catharine,  10,  south  Anne-st.       ^ 
Bell  M.  and  J.  and  Co.  90,  Abbey-st. 
Boardman  Sarah,  35,  Graftou-st. 
Brady  E.  31,  Grafton-st. 
Clarke  A.  (and  hab.)  48,  Thomas-st. 
Clarke  M.  28,  Exchange-st. 
Conran  Mary,  26,  Dawson-st. 
Dccourcy  Jane,  24,  Nassau-st. 
Dobbs  A.  M.  and  J.  12,  Anglesea-st. 
Doran  Mrs.  great  Ship-st. 
Drue  Susan,  22,  Clare-st. 
Elliott  M.  35,  upper  Sackville-st, 
Finlayson  and  Co.  34,  Nassau-st. 
Gonne  Susan,  3,  upper  Ormond-quay 
Head  Mary,  30§,  Bride-st. 
Hicks  Hannah,  20,  Nassau-st. 
Hodgsons  J.  and  Co.  19,  Suffolk-st. 
Jennett  M.  Bell  and  Co.  90,  Abbey-st. 
Jennings  M.  22,  SuflFolk-st. 
Kearns  and  Co.  8,  Nassau-st. 
Kinder  Sarah,  6,  upper  Steplien-st. 
Kirby  Catharine,  95,  Abbey-st. 
Kennedy  Anne,  43,  Capel-st. 
LambermontM.  71,  Meath-st. 
Lloyd  D.  148,  great  Britain-st. 
lAI'Donnell  D.  7,  Grafton-st. 
M'EUroy  Hannah,  56,  Grafton-st. 
jM'Keon  Mary,  32,  Arran-quay 
.Alrmniug  and  Co.  12,  SuiFolk-st. 
I'laynard  and  Co.  13,  Fowness-st. 
Morgan  A.  1,  Cavendish-row 
Ormond  Ellen,  6,  south  Anne-st, 
Reynolds  Mary,  20,  Chatham-st. 
Richardson  Susannah,  24,  Grafton-st. 
Thomson  A.  and  Co,  10,  Nassau-st. 
Treenor  M.  A.  4,  upper  Sackville-st. 
White  M.  A.  39,  High-st. 
Wood  S.  and  Co.  21,  Suffolk-st. 

Millwrights. 
Brown  Wm.  Bonham-st. 
Grogan  Wm.  to  the  works,  Dunleary 
Kearney  Thos.  (&  machinist)  3,  s.  Earl-st, 
Ryan  Michael,  13,  Engine-alley,  [successor 
'toRt.  Hall] 


Music,  and  Musical  Instrument 
Makers  and  Dealers. 

Alday  Paul,  (piauo  forte)  10,  Dame-st. 
Aldridge  John,  fpiano  forte)  4,  Duke-st. 
Attwood  Elizabeth,  4,  Nassau-st. 
Brown  David,  12,  up.  Sackville-st. 
Cooke  Wm.  107,  Summer-hill 
Cavvlan  James,  1,  Batchelors-walk 
Deianv  John,  31,  great  Britain-st. 
Egan  J.  (pedal  harpj  30  &  31,  Dawson-st, 
Eiiard  Andrew,  27,  lower  Sackville-st. 
Flinn  Hemy,  62,  Exehequer-st. 
Holies  M.  fmilitary)  7,  Essex-quay 
Hull  Chas,  78,  Bride-st. 
KcaiiaT.  (union  pipes)  1,  Essex-quay 
Lee  Edmund,  2,  Dame-st. 
Mackintosh  John,  10,  Essex-quay 
Me.  Lean  John,  10,  Batchelors-walk 
^/forland  S.  fpiane  forte)  63,  Mecklenb.-st. 
O'Reilly  Wm.  12,  Trinity-place 
Perry  and  Wilkinson,  4,  Anglesea-st. 
Power  Wm.  4,  Westmorelaiid-st. 
Southwell  John,  (piano)  34,  Marlbro'-et. 
Warren  \Vm.  (piano)  65,  Grafton-st. 
W  iUis  Isaac,  7,  Westmoreland-st. 
Woffingtou  Ann,  (organs)  9,  WiUiam-st, 

Muslin  Warehouses. 
Cock  ran  Robt.  28,  upper  Sackville-st. 
Cockrau  Saml.  (fancy)  24,  up.  Sackville-st. 
Fagau  J.  (linen  &  calico)  24,  upper Bridge-st. 
Farrar  Jane,  28,  lower  Dorset-st. 
McarfiGeo.  flinen"*  50,  Capel-st. 
Richardson  R.  &  T.  (&  linen)  56,  Bolton-st. 
Rowan  and  Hamilton,  46,  Abbcy-st. 

Newspapers  and  Offices. 

DAILY  MORNING. 

Cnrrick  John,  Morning  Post,  29,  Batchelors- 
walk 
Freeman'sJour.  P.W.Harvey,  16,  Trinity-st. 
Saunder'sNews  Letter,  J.  Potts,  74,  Dame-st. 

DAILY  EVENING. 

Correspondent,  H.Townseud,  19,  College-g. 

MORNING  :    WON.  WEDNES.  &  SATUR. 

riiberniaii  Journal,  J.  B.  Fitzsimmons,  19, 

Angle!4ea-st. 

MORNING  :    WEDNES.  &  SATUR. 

Com.  Gazette,  Law.  Tute,  44,gt.  Straud-st. 

EVENING  :    MON.  WEDNES.  &  FRIDAY, 

Dub.Journal,WakeiThom.  15,  Parliament-*. 

EVENING  :    TUES.  THURS.  &  SATUR, 

Dublin  Gazette,  (by  Authority) 
Dublin  Even.  Post,  Jas  Magee,ll,Trimty-s. 
Patriot,  Dan.  Laphen,  19,  Sycamore-alley 
Saturday  Dublin  Observer,  M.  Groves,  Par- 

liameat-st. 
Dublin  Weekly  Register,  M.  Stanton,   3, 

Suffolk-st. 
Irish  Farmers'  Journal,  William  Porter,  72, 

Grafton-st. 
Weekly  Freeman's  Journal,  P.  W.  Harvey, 

16,  Triniiy-st. 
General  Advertising,  &  Newspaper  Agency 

Office,  1,  lower  Sackville-st. Orders 

and  Advertisements  received  for  all  Papera 

in  the  United  Kingdom,  on  the  usual 

Terais  of  each  Paper, 


DUBLIN. 


M 


M'Rayn  Charles,  13,  Park-st.  Merrion-sq. 

Ryall  Isaac,  5,  north  Cumberland-st. 

Oil  Manufacturers,  Merchants,  and 

Dealers. 
Codd  Thomas,  (and  colours)  57,  Patrick-st. 
Dalton  Stephen,  27,  Coombe 
Doyle  James  and  Thomas,  3,  Excheq.-st. 
Fegan  William,  29,  Kevins-port 
Gillespie  Wm.  29,  Lotts 
Hanlon  John,  100,  Pill-lane 
Haskins  C.  (and  dyewoods)  9,  Chamber-st. 
M«GrathW.&P.  (and  cols.)  26,  Strand-st. 
M'Nally  Patrick,  (manu.)  21,  Fishamble-st. 
Nowlaa  M.  (and  colours)  70,  Chuich-sl. 
Rathborne  H.  and  Hawthorn,  48,  Essex-st. 
Spear  Rd.  and  Co.  \^spermaciti  and  wax  re- 

fiaers)  27,  College-green 
Opticians. 
Lynch  James  and  Son,  26,  Capel-st. 
Mason  T.  (to  the  Lord  Lieut.)  3,  Essex.'br. 
Mason  J.  14,  C«pel-st. 
Saunders  Thomas,  Eden-quay 
Spear  Rd.  27,  College-green 
Walker  Wm.  I7»  Temple-bar 
Yeates  Saml.  89,  Dame-st. 
Painters,  Historical  and  Portrait. 
Comeford  John,  2,  Leinster-st. 
Dunn  John,  (miniature)  4,  Chatham-st. 
Edwards  Edward,  16,  Cro\T-st. 
Gubbens  M.  6,  Grafton-st. 
Hunt  Wm.  (herald)  98,  great  Britain-st. 
Jones  Edw.  (miniature)  7,  Chatliam-st. 
Peck  F.  C.  (historical)  37,  Aungier-st. 
Roberts  T,  S.  (landscape)  4,  St,  Andrew-st. 
Robertson  W,  &  J.(her.)  21, up.  Ormond-q. 
Robertson  Chas.  (min.)  7,  HoUes-st. 
Sadler  Wm.  (landscape)  88,  g.  George-st.  s. 
Williams  S.  (his.  &  por.)  39,  Molesworth-st. 
Painters,  Glaziers,  House,  Ship  and 

Sign  Board  Writers. 
Austin  Richard,  17,  Molesworth-st. 
Battersby  John,  75,  Capel-st. 
Bosswell  J.  and  J.  27,  Batchelors-walk,  and 

119,  Grafton-st. 
Bowles  Daniel,  50,  Aungier-st. 
BoylanPt.  (and  floor  cloth)  102,  Grafton-st. 
Brady  Chas.  89,  Sir  John  Rogerson's-quay 
"Brenan  Wm.  10,  Tighe-st. 
Chery  Patrick,  Irish-town 
Clare  James,  11,  Granby-row 
Concannon  George,  26,  Nassau-st. 
Darcy  Patrick,  4,  Eustace-st. 
Dempsey  Anthony,  50,  Bolton-st. 
Dempsey  Wm.  39,  Jervis-st. 
Donohoo  James,  67,  upper  Dorset-st. 
Dowling  Patrick,  4,  Bedford-row 
Ducross  Henry,  7,  Triuity-st. 
Fleming  Thomas,  Black-rock 
Foulkes  Frederick,  1 1 ,  Montgomery-st. 
Graves  Robert,  18,  Stephen's-green,  n. 
Griffin  John,  28,  AUngier-st. 
Grooftie  IVlichael,  13,  Summer-st.  n. 
Hatnilton  Alex.  12,  Meath-row  i 

Hantoa  Nicholas,  113,  Francis-st.  | 

Harney  Wnw  Fishambl«-st,.v:>  jj  5i,i3'f      I 


Harvey  Wm.  1 7,  Park-st.        i  i  9  /■  d  ^  ',<,',  (f- 

Heape  Wm,  67,  lower  Gardiner-st. 

Jackson  Allen,  12,  Kevina-port 

Jackson  Josiah,  41,  Dawson-st. 

Lee  Jas.  9,  Mary's  Abbey 

Leedom  David,  63,  upper  Dorset-st. 

Levey  N.  107,  Abbey-st. 

Lewis  George,  5,  Queen-st. 

Lynch  Jas,  32§,  Malb.-st. 

Lynch  Eliza,  26,  great  Britain-st. 

M'Clean  Wm.  27,  Anglesea-st, 

M'Cormick  Wm.  13,  Mary-st. 

M'Guire  Luke,  4,  Leeson-lane 

M'Mahon  Jas.  44,  Moore-st. 

Maclaine  Wm.  27,  Anglesea-st, 

Morris  Jas.  187,  great  Britain-st, 

Morris  Wm.  3,  Fleet-st. 

Murphy  Pat.  47,  lower  Stephen-st. 

Nevin  Thomas,  8,  Peters-row 

North  Wm.  8,  Stephens-st. 

North  Eugene,  126,  Abbey-st. 

Nowlan  Pat.  Black-rock 

O'Byrae  Henry,  24,  Kevins-port 

O'Neal  Joshua,  76,  Aungier-st. 

Orpin.lohn,  2,  Montague-st. 

Orr  Wm.    (to  the  Dublin  Society)    140, 

Townsend-st, 
Pakenliam  James,  4,  Townsend-st. 
Peacock  John,  (ormt)  40,  gi-eat  Strand-st. 
Phillips  Josias,  21,  Golden-lane 
Pindar  Alexander,  22,  lower  Sackville-st. 
Poole  Edward,  2,  Paradise-row 
Quinlan  John,  (house)  6,  Aungier-st. 
Quinn  Christopher,  62,  upper  Dorset-st. 
Richardson  T.  72,  Charlemont-st.Portobello 
Roe  Peter,  55,  King-st,  s, 
Ryan  Richard,  10,  n.  King-st, 
Ryan  John,  (fancy)  19^,  Abbey-8t. 
Sibthorpe  M.  12,  Cork-hill 
Sibthorpe  Luke,  1,  Palace-st. 
Sillery  John,  17,  Abbey-st. 
Spratt  Francis,  34,  Bolton-st. 
Star  John,  50,  Thomas-st. 
Stark  Wm.  82,  Rogerson's-quay 
Storey  Wm.  8,  lower  PSmbroke-st. 
Surridge  Daniel,  2,  Fade-st. 
Vero  Thomas,  44§,  Bride-st. 
Vero  Wm.  78,  Capel-st. 
Walker  Nathaniel,  16,  St.  Andrew-at. 
Wilson  Alexd.  4,  upper  £xchauge-st. 
Woods  John,  82,  Marlb.-st. 

Paper  Makers  and  Merchants. 

Egan  John,  43,  Cook-st. 

Freeman  Richard,  25,  Cook-st. 

Fry  Bri<lget,  4,  Cook-st. 

Hart  Luke,  5,  Essex-quay 

Hely  Edward,  28,  lower  Ormond-qtiay 

HoUingsworth  Edwd.  10,  old  Chufch-st.  ' 

Kirwan  Richard,  9,  old  ChurCh-st. 

Lacy  Michael,  8,  Ushers-quay 

Lee  John  and  Co.  (and  skin)  13, 1.  M»ry-'st. 

M'Carthy  Jane,  4,  Cook-st. 

M'Donnell  Christr.  9,  Merchants- quay 

M'Donnell  Law.  17,  Ushcrs-quay         '   '' 

M'Donnell  Wm.  22,  Ushers-quay 

M'Donnell  John,  24,  Cobk-st. 

M'Donnell  Michftd,  jun.  15,  Wm.-st,'     '. 


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DUBLIN. 


Msnnint;  Thomas,  1 ,  lower  Bridge-st. 

Martia  Richard,  38,  Cook-st. 

Msylan  Edmund,  (wh.)  Crown-alley 

O'Reilly  Andrew,  24,  lower  Orinond-quay 

Oulton  P.  2,  Cecelia-st. 

Pickering:  Wm.  and  C«.  8,  great  Strand-st. 

Power  J.  P.  (and  sta.)  51,  Thomas-st. 

Robinson  John,  24,  Ushers-quay 

Ryan  Edwd.  7,  Merchants-quay 

Scanlan  Mary,  9,  Cook-st. 

Simpson  John,  31,  Cook-st. 

Sullivan  Daniel,  I,  Cook-st. 

Taylor  J.  (and  trimmings)  39,  New-vow,  w. 

Paper  Hanging  Manufacturers. 
Boswell  J.  and  J.  (floor  clotbs^^  27,Batche- 

lors-walk,  and  119,  Grafton-st. 
Concannon  George,  26,  Nassau-st. 
Franklin  John,  (and  painter)  13,  l.Ormond- 

quay,  and  13,  great  Strand-st. 
North' Eugene,  126,  Abbey-st. 
Smith  Samuel,  ]2,Hpper  Ormond-quay 
Smith  Samuel  and  Co,  27,  Nassau-st, 

Paper  (machine)  Rulers. 
MoUowney  M.  lower  Strand-st. 
Nowlan  A.  &reek-st. 
Nowlan  Matthew,  Fishers-lane 
Sharkey  Wm.  25,  St.  Andrew-st. 

Paper  Stainers. 
Boswell  J.  and  J.  (and  oil  cloth  factors)  119, 

Grafton  st. 
Boylan  Patrick,  102,  Grafton-st. 
Callagan  Cornelius,   (and  floor  cloth)  43, 

Mary-st. 
Carroll  John,  51,  Capel-st, 
CluflF  Richard,  72,  Fleet-st. 
Dillon  Thomas,  14,  great  Ship-st. 
Dyas  Robert,  13,  Henry-st. 
Franklin  John,  13,  lower  Ormond-quay 
Franklin  Jh.  (and  ho.  painter)  22,  Wood-q. 
Handcock  T.  (and  painter)  52,  Aungier-st. 
Higgins  William,  30,  Pool-beg-st. 
Locke  Walter,  (and  ho.  painter)  34,  Cuffe-st. 
Logan  Thomas,  33*,  Temple-bar 
Lunn  Richard,  (and  painter)  84,  Capel-st. 
M'Dermott  John,  24,  Mary-st. 
Mahon  John,  8,  old  Church-st. 
Milliken  George,  23,  Bishop-st. 
Morris  William,  3,  Fleet-st. 
Morris  James,  187,  great  Britain-st. 
<2uinlan  John,  6,  Aungier-st. 
Radford  John,  (and  painter)  29,  William-st, 
Smith  William  and  Co.  25, 1.  Ormond-quay 
Star  John,  (and  painter)  50,  Thomas-st. 
Talbot  William,  53,  Aungier-st. 
Tully  Thomas,  17,  Henry-st. 
Woods  John,  82,  Marlbro.-st. 

-Parchment  Sf  Vellum  Manufacturers. 
Coyle  Patrick,  56,  WatKng-st. 
Groves  R.  and  Son,  48,  New-st. 
Lawless  George,  24,  Ushers-islaad 
Spratt  James,  104,  Cork-st. 

Pawn  Brokers. 
Adams  Thomas,  117,  Thomas-st. 
Aadcrioa  John,  Id,  great  LoDgford-»t. 


Bamier  Joseph,  22,  Stcphen-st, 

Bonb&m  Edward,  199,  great  Britain-st, 

Booth  Henry,  49,  Bishop-st. 

Burrows  Robert,  25,  Dentnark-st. 

Byrne  John,  28,  Townsend-st. 

Campbell  Patrick,  28,  Chancery-lane 

Carpenter  John,  T6,  Bride-street 

Clark  William,  68,  Fleet-st. 

Cooney  James,  127,  Francis-st, 

Dillon  James,  32,  n.  King-st. 

Dillon  Robert,  94,  Bride-st. 

Doolcy  Timothy,  11,  Beresford-st. 

Douglas  Richard,  16,  Meath-st, 

Dunne  William,  13,  Phoenix-st. 

Eades  W.  G.  4,  Johnson's-place 

Fannin  Thomas,  41,  York-st. 

Fenton  Joseph,  8^  Townsend-st. 

Foster  John,  10,  Dame-court 

Fox  Thomas,  46,  Francis-st. 

Gregor  George,  89,  Bride-street 

Harris  Thomas,  43,  great  Britain-st. 

Henderson  Edward,  15,  Montague-sfr 

Hickey  Laurence,  12,  Moore-st. 

Hunt  James,  3,  Smock-alley 

Hynes  John,  11,  Tighe-st, 

Langan  John,  67,  Church-st. 

Locke  Henry,  34,  Coombe 

M'Cormick  H.  5,  south  Earl-street 

M'Gregor  George,  89,  Bride-st. 

M'Namara  John,  5,  lower  Jervis-st^ 

M'Namara  J.  12,  LFsher's-court 

Muley  Thomas,  1 1 ,  Greek-street 

Murphy  Thomas,  96,  Coombe 

O'Hara  James,  52,  King-st.  south 

Parker  Thomas,  28,  Denmark-st. 

Parker  Stephen,  2,  St,  Andrew-st» 

Pearson  Eliza,  7,  Pitt-street 
Pervier  John,  Petticoat-lane 

Phillips  John,  20,  High-st. 
Quin  James,  Hay-market 
Redmond  Laurence,  65,  Back-lane 

Reilly  Patrick,  5,  south  Earl-strcet 
Richardson,  Robert,  96,  Abbey-st, 
Sherwin  William,  6,  William-st. 
Simmons  Robert,  2,  Pembroke-quay 
Slater  R.  10,  Hammonds-lane 
Smith  Samuel,  89,  Capel-street 
Spencer  Samuel,  4,  Cross-poddle 
Spring  Richard,  75,  Framcis-street 
Stephenson  M.  2,  Andrew-st. 
Tracy  Thomas,  5,  Kennedy's-]an« 
Venables  Peter,  4,  Usher's-island 
Wall  Luke,  50,  Marlbro.-st, 
Walsh  Joseph.  67,  Meath-street 
Walsh  Peter,  118,  great  Britain-st. 
Ward  Bernard,  1,  Hawkins-st. 
Ward  Christopher,  10,  Mary's  Abbey 
Whitcroft  .John,  18,  Temple-lane 
Willis  Anthony,  7,  upper  Ormond-quay 
Wise  Arthur,  29,  Queen-street 

Perfumers. 
Baseggios  John,  53,  Exchequer-street 
Clarke  John,  25,  Nassaa-st. 
Corcoran  Thomas,  (court)  32,  Graft«n-3t. 
Croker  J.  A.  (to  her  excellency)  6,  s.Anne-st. 
Dallas  and  Clarke,  24,  Exchequer-st. 
Ipe  Vaux  W.  (and  hab.)  151,  gr.  Britam-st,.v 


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Dillon  James,  77,  Grafton-street 
Davison  and  Williams,  1,  Parliament-st. 
Devillars  Hamilton,  1,  Grafton-sireet 
Dunn  William  M.  (wip)  58,  Grafton-st. 
Fagan  James,  37,  Capel-street 
Harriman  William,  11,  Grafton-street 
Janilion  J.  B.  (wh.)  16,  Capel-street 
Jouille  Francis,  (wh.)  10,  Heury-street 
Kelly  John,  53,  Temple-bar 
Leahy  James,  18,  Grafton-street 
M'Dermott  John,  8,  upper  Ormond-quay 
North  Anne,  (fancy  wigs)  28,  College-green 
Prince  William,  Clarendon-street 
Ryan  Lawrence,  111,  Capel-street 
Sherrock  J.  C.  80,  Dame-strcet 
Smyth  John,  24,  Colleige-green 
Stephens  William,  21,  Crow-street 
Sweeny  Philip,  146,  great  Britain-street 
Worn  William,  18,  Dawson-street 

Pht/sicians. 

Achrauty  A.  18,  Duke-street 
AUman  Wm.  23,  Kildare-street 
Archer  Nicholas,  25,  Kildare-street 
Arthure  Thomas,  13,  upper  Rutland-street 
Barker  Francis,  22,  Baggot-street 
Beatty  John,  28,  Molesworth-street 
Bible  Thomas,  49,  Charlemont-street 
Blennerhassett  H.  24,  lower  Garainer-st. 
Boyle  Philip,  70,  Meath-street 
Boytou  J.  W,  16,  Dominick-street 
\  Bredin  Robert,  35,  Dorset-street 
Breen  John,  5,  Cavendish-row 
Brenan  John,  25,  French-street 
Brooke  Wm,  16,  north  Cumberland-street 
!  Browne  James,  43,  Henry-street 
i  Bryan  Daniel,  11,  Aungier-street 
I  Burke  J.  J.  49,  Rutland-square,  west 
Callanan  James,  63,  Exchequer-street 
Callonne  A.  163,  Capel-street 
Cheyne  J.  6,  Merrion-square,  west 
Clarke  Sir  Arthur,  44,  north  g.  George-st. 
Clarke  Gabriel,  31,  Queen-»treet 
Clarke  James,  9,  Rutland-square,  east 
Clarke  G,  47,  Bride-street 
Clarke  Joseph,  44,  Rutland-square 
Cleghorn  James,  (slate)  26,  Rutland-sq,  n. 
CowenJohn,  8,  Gardiner's-place 
Crampton  J.  12,  Gardiner's-place 
Daly  Cornelius,  33,  Mary-street 
Douglas  Henry,  26,  William-street 
Douglas  }.  C.  2,  Cavendish-row 
Doyle  Thomas,  82,  upper  Dorset-street 
Drew  John,  18,  Bolton-street 
Dromgoole  N.  24,  Batchelors-walk 
Duany  Francis,  Meatb-street 
Duncan  James,  38,  Marlborough-street 
Eagan  Thomas,  10,  Sackville-strcet 
Emerson  Caleb,  20,  Bolton-street 
Eustace  John,  19,  Eustace-street 
Evory  Thomas,  2,  Rutland-square,  east 
Falloon  Daniel,  37,  south  Frederick-street 
Ferguson  Thomas,  57,  Granby-row 
Ferguson  Hugh,  62,  Sackville-street 
Fitzgerald  D.  7,  Stephen's-green 
Fleming  Pat.  58,  Marlborough-street 
Frizell  Charles,  24,  upper  Sackville-street 


Gamble  Richard,  Moleiworlh-itreet 
Gilholy  Anthony,  Henry-street 
Grattan  Richard,  33,  French-street 
Hagan  George,  16,  Arran-quay 
Hamilton  P.  28,  College 
Hardman  Thomas,  25,  George's-quay 
Harkau  P.  40,  Sackville-street 
Harrison  Wm.  62,  Queen-street 
Harty  Wm.  32,  Glosler-street 
Healy  Robert,  35,  Aungier-street 
Healy  Joseph,  140,  Abbey-street 
Her  view  Victor,  14,  Dominick-strect 
Hill  Edward,  8,  Harcourt-street 
Hopkins  Francis,  130,  Baggot-street 
Ireland  R.  S.  108,  Stephen's-gree.i 
Jackson  Alexander,  16,  Gardiner's-plaee 
Jackson  T.  B.  43,  Aungier-street 
Johnson  P.  14,  Clanbrazil-stieet 
Johnstone  P.  R.  72.  lower  Dorset-street 
Kent  P.  G.  Mary-street 
Labatt  S.  B.  Lying-in  Hospital 
Leahy  J.J.  55,  Marlborough-street 
Le«  T.  3,  Cavendish-row 
Leigh  Francis,  27,  Parliament-street 
Litton  Samuel,  10,  lower  Gloster-strcet 
Macabe  James,  35,  Marlbo;ough-street 
M'Cartney  James,  35,  upper  Merrion-st. 
Marsh  Henry,  8,  Charlemont-street 
Mills  Thomas,  41,  Dominick-street 
Mollan  John,  17,  Jervis-streat 
Morgan  W.  J.  21,  Henry-street 
Murphy  G,  F.  79,  Stephen's-green,  soutfe 
Murray  James,  Charlemont-street 
Newport  Matthew,  Lying-in  Hospital 
Nicholson  A.  J.  14,  Moore-street 
O'Brien  J.  34,  Kildare-street 
O'  Flanagan  T,  4,  north  A»ne-street 
O'Gilby  James,  15,  upper  Sackville-street 
O'Grady  Michael,  11,  upper  Ormond-quay 
O'Reardon  John,  52,  Abbey-street 
O'Reilly  M.  D,  36,  Stafford-street 
Orpen  T.  H.  13,  south  Frederick-street 
Osborne  J.  54,  Harcourt-street 
Pentland  John,  46,  Marlborough-street 
Perceval  Robert,  3,  Ki 'dare-place 
Raipadge  Frauds,  k,  Fleet-street 
Reid  Robert,  16,  Belvedere-place 
Robinson  Samuel,  12,  Ecclos-street 
Robinson  Wm.  12,  Digges-street 
Roe  Henry,  87,  Grafton-street 
Sheridan  Edward,  46,  Dominick-street 
Sheill  W.  J.  Royal  Infirmary 
Smyth  John,  15,  George's-place 
Speer  T.  C.  61,  lower  Gardiner-street 
Stack  Wm.  2,  Harcourt-road 
Stoker  William,  18,  York-street 
Sullivan  J.  Sir  P.  Dun  a' a  Hospital 
Stokes  Whiteley,  16,  Harcourt-street 
Taylor  Thomas,  27,  Ba^^'got-street 
Taylor  Joseph,  23,  Nassau-street 
Teeling  Christopher,  66,  Exchequer-street 
Thorp  R.  W.  28,  m.  Gardiner-street 
Todderick  G.  F.  18,  s.  Frederick-street 
Tracy  Eugene  T.  12,  York-street 
Trevor  Edward,  Fitzgibbon;street 
Tuke  Thomas,  106,  Stephen's-green 
Tuomy  Martin,  30,  s,  Frederick-itraet 


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Ussher  John,  19,  Denzille-street 
Wade  Walter,  72,  lower  Dorset-street 
Wall  L.  10,  Stephen's-green 
Waring  Thomas,  12,  Fleet-street 
Willett  James,  1,  great  George-street,  s. 
Pin  Makers. 
See  also  Wire  Workers. 
Flower  Mark,  152,  old  Church-street 
Hoey  Thomas,  (and  umbs.)  66,  Pill-lane 
Kiusela  Thomas,  (and  wire)  60,  Francis-st. 
Plumbers, 
See  also  Painters  and  Glaziers. 
AskinJohn,  71,  Queen-street 
Aveyard  Daniel,  21,Michaers-lane 
Connor  Luke,  32,  Cuffee-street 
Devine  J.  (and  brass  founder)  17,  Fleet-st. 
Drake  M.  A.  70,  Exchequer-street 
Duff  John,  14,  Abbey-street 
Grant  John,  85,  Cook-street 
Lamb  John,  15,  Wood-quay 
Mallett  John,  8  and  9,  Ryder's-row 
Tobin  Thomas,  1,  College-street 
Walsh  Richard,  18,  Back-lane 
Wilkinson  H.  and  Co.  21,  Wine  Tavern-st. 

Pocket-Book  Makers. 
Read  Eliaa,  10,  Trinity-street 
Smith  Charles,    (work  box    and  dressing 
case)  7,  Nassau-street 

Printers,  Letter-press. 
See  also  Booksellers,  Stationers  &  Printers. 
Bentham  Chris,  (and  sta.)  19,  Eustace-st. 
Byrne  Patrick,  36,  King-street 
CoUes  W.  (linen  ornamenter)  17,  Fade-st. 
Connolly  Robert,  9,  Crow-street 
Corbet  William,  (law)  3,  upper  Ormond-q. 
Courtney  Thomas,  18,  White-friar-street 
Espy  William,  6,  little  Strand-street 
Folds  William,  38,  great  Strand-street 
Goodwin  Michael,  29,  Denmark-street 
Graisberry  and  Campbell,  10,  Back-lane 
Grierson  George,  &  Martin  Keene,  Printers 
to  the  King's  Most  Excellent  Majesty,  28, 
Parliament-street 
KirkwQod  John,  (law)  3,  Arran-street 
LaphenDan.(Patiiot-office)19,Sycamore-al. 
Napper  Robert,  140,  Capel-street 
O'Brien  Dennis,  8,  New-row,  west 
O'Neill  Arthur,  17,  Chancery-lane 
Power  J,  P.  51,  Thomas-street 
Proctor  George,  73,  Marlborough-street 
Underwood  WilHam,  19,  St.  Andrew-street 
Walsh  George,  19,  Wood-quay 
West  Matthew,  154,  Capel-street 
Witworth  John,  14,  upper  Exchange-street 

Professors  of  Music. 
Barton  John,  32,  upper  Baggot-street 
Blewitt  J.  26,  lower  Fitz will iam-street 
Bowden  Jolm,  9,  Aston's-quay 
Duncan  James,  12,  Dawson-street 
Haliday  Joseph,  13,  great  Ship-street 
Heren  William,  22,  lower  Dorset-street 
Hoffman  Francis,  12,  upper  Baggot- street 
Wcidner  John  and  Christopher,  3,  Cumber- 
land-street 

Provision  Merchants  and  Stores. 
Begg  Nicholas,  68,  City-quay 


Boshell  WilHam,  21,  Merchants-quay 
Byrne  James,  14,  Duke-street 
Chaytor  J.  M,  Bellview 
Clarke  John,  131,  Townsends-street 
Collier  and  Costello,  1 1 ,  Batchelors-walk 
Connell  Joseph,  39,  Mecklenburgh-street 
Delany  Edward,  10,  Werburgh-street 
Duffy  Patrick,  17,  south  Anne-street 
Dunn  Michael,  22,  Spital-fields 
Flanagan  James,  11,  Duke-street 
Foley  Daniel,  56,  lower  Fleet-street 
Galagher  Peter,  1,  Duke-street 
Glynn  Thomas,  4,  Fishamble-street 
Grenan  Patrick,  57,  lower  Fleet-street 
Hill  George,  4,  Shoe-lane 
Hoey  Patrick,  45,  City-quay 
Holland  Edward,  18,  Corn-market 
Jones  Sjirauel,  6,  Duke-street 
Kelly  Thomas,  70,  Marlborough-street 
M'Farlan  Patrick,  8,  Park-street 
Macken  Patrick,  (butter)  13,  Bridge-foot-st. 
Manion  Thomas,  1,  south  Frederick-street 
Mulhall  Edward,  17,  east  Arran-street 
Pollard  Thomas,  19,  Summer-hill 
Sherlock  Thomas,  101,  Abbey-street 
Stewart  Robert,  Harrolds-cross 
Usher  Robert,  jun.  93,  Abbey-Street 
Waldron  Nicholas,  15,  Batchelors-walk 

Public  Notaries. 

Aicken  Samuel,  5,  Hume-street 
Barber  John,  85,  Dame-street 
Bardin  J.  A.  5,  Cope-street,  s. 
Belcher  V.  E.  CoJlege-green 
Boyle  Alexander,  22,  Eustace-street 
Bruce  and  Halliday,  37,  Dame-street 
Crawford  R.  H.  Trinity-place 
Crawford  James,  2,  Buckingham-street 
Cuming  and  Low,  34,  Anglesea-street 
Deey  W.  (E.)  Commercial-buildings 
Deey  Wm.  jun.  16,  Anglesea-street 
Dunn  Josias,  8,  Kildare-strcet 
Dunne  J.  G.  19,  Black  Hall-street 
Findlay  James,  3,  Fowness-street 
Gibbons  and  Williams,  38,  Dame-street 
Hagarty  Matthew,  Prussia-street 
Hamerton  E.  4,  Mecklenburgh-street 
Hayes  Patrick,  18,  Westmoreland-street 
Labertouche  Abel,  Commercial-buildings 
Lemaistre  Philip,  Batchelors-walk 
Lopdell  Christopher,  8,  Gloucester-place,  n'j 
M 'Anally  Francis,  Capel-street 
Mills  John,  39,  Capel-street 
Page  Samuel,  2,  Enstace-street 
Richardson  Henry,  6,  s.  Cope-street 
Richardson  Wm.  23,  Poolbegg-street 
Robinson  John,  3,  St.  Andrew-street 
Rogers  J.  C.  5,  Henrietta- street 
Shaw  Bernard,  20,  College-green 
Stroker  Wm.  32,  Sackvilte-strect 
Trim  Edward,  1,  Dame-street 
Turner  Timothy,  55,  Camdcn-strect 
William  H.J,  1,  upper  Gloucester-street 

Quill  and  Waa?  Merchants. 

Maguire  John,  (quill  manufac.)  3,  Cook-st. 
Murray  Owen,  2,  Aston's-quay 


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Itleilly  Michael,  8,  Merchatits-quay 
Walsh  Francis,  23,  Fishamble-street 

Rope  Makers,  and  Dealers  in  Pitch, 

Tar  and  Rosin,  and  Sail  Cloth. 
Atkinson  Edward,  (sail  cloth)  49,  Cork-st. 
Birch  Eland,  89,  Thomas- street 
Bolet  Birch,  178,  old  Church-street 
Collins  George,  6,  Francis-street 
Dowdall  Hugh,  18,  Watling-st. 
Fitzgerald  John,  40,  New-row,  west 
Fitzpatrick  T.  (sail  cloth)  23,  New-row,  w. 
Flood  Patrick,  (sail  cloth)  47,  City-quay 
Hanratty  Jane,  101,  Pill-lane 
Hodgens  Sarah,  167,  old  Church-st. 
Hodgins  Thomas,  North-wall 
Lloyd  GriflSth,  Rings-end 
Maguire  William,  31,  Francis-street 
Magnire  Robert,  87,  Thomas-st. 
Matthews  Edward,  86,  Thomas-st. 
O'Connor  Patrick,  48,  New-row,  west 
O'Donnell  Patrick,  93,  Thomas-st, 
O'Donnell  Daniel,  11,  old  Church-st. 
Todhunter  Isaac,  81,  Sir  John's-quay,  and 

Rings-end 
Walsh  Anne,  55,  north  King-street 
Williamson  Rd.  and  John,  91,  Sir  Jolin's-q. 
Woodhurne  and  Begg,  (sail  cloth)  83,  Sir 

Jobn's-quay 

Saddlers,  Hunting  and  Military, 
Arnold  Francis,  35,  Nassau -street 
Bagnall  James,  4,  Redmonds-hill 
Brenaa  Matthew,  20,  Mary's  Abbey 
Butler  William,  129,  upper  Dorset-st, 
Collier  Nicholas,  (harness)  74,  Cork-st. 
Darker  James,  104,  Thomas-st. 
Douglas  John,  99,  great  Britain-street 
DuflFy  Malhy,  92,  Thomas-st. 
Elliott  Peter,  13,  Parliament-street 
Feake  George,  36,  Grafton-st. 
Fletcher  Samuel  and  Sons,  70,  Abbey-st. 
Galbraith  Richd.  (mercht.>  21,  Ushers-islaod 
Gray  W.  S.  31,  William-st. 
Halpin  Bartholomew,  41,  Henry-street 
Hamiltsn  Christopher,  27,  lower  Sackr.-st. 
Hamilton  Francis  and  Sons,  49,  Castle-st. 
Hanlon  James,  4,  Thomas-street 
HarperEph.  2,  u.  Sackle.-st.  &  66,  Dawson-st. 
Henzell  W.  B.  45,  Stephen-st. 
Hudson  Robert,  114,  Capel-st. 
Kennedy  Edward,  23,  south  Anne-st. 
Lamb  John,  31,  lower  Exchang©-st. 
Large  Thomas,  12,  Leinster-st. 
M'Gee  Patrick,  55,  lower  Kevin-st. 
Magill  William,  15,  Nassau-st. 
Martin  Peter,  22,  great  B»itain-st. 
Might  James,  1,  Bolton-st. 
Molony  John,  41,  Marlborough-st. 
Murphy  Peter,  135,  Thomas-st. 
O'Brien  Thomas,  11  and  12, 1.  Exchange-sti 
Peel  William,  58,  Dame-street 
Rankin  Joseph,  153,  Capel-st. 
Reddy  John,  37,  Kevins-port 
Reilly  William,  [harness]  18,  ?r.  Britain-st. 
Rourke  Patrick,  209,  great  Britain-st. 
Shaw  Thomas,  16,  Bolton-st. 
Spinks  Thomas,  24,  Tighe-st. 


Stephens  Wm.  2,  New-row,  w» 
Tench  Patrick,  14,  Back-lane 
Thompson  Michael,  43,  Dawson-nt. 
Tindall  Thomas,  18,  Duke-st. 
Togher  James,  8,  H^y-market 
Toll erton  Robert,  114,  Thomas-st 
Victory  C.  (harness)  113,  Thomas-st, 
Wade  James,  32,  Mary-st. 
Walsh  James,  32,  Mary-st. 
Ward  and  Goodland,  14,  Parliament-st.. 
Wilkinson  Richard,  20,  Boltoa-st. 
Williamson  W.  H.  22,  lower  Sackville^^t. 

Sales  Masters, 
Barrett  Wm.  17,  lower  Kevin-st. 
Birmingham  John,  62,  Smithfjeld 
Byrne  and  Whelan,  56,  Smithfield 
Coates  James,  5,  Smithfield 
Golclonghs  Raffeity  and  Co.  60,  Smithfield 
Fleming  Thomas,  54,  Smithfield 
Gallagher  Michael,  55,  Smithfield 
Heaney  Pat.  20,  Smithfield 
Matthews  S.  and  T.  26,  Smithfield 
Murphy  W.  and  J.  Smithfield 

Salt  Proprietors,  Merchants  and 
fVarehousss. 
Bray  Michael  and  Co.  Rings-end 
Doyle  M.  (andiron)  115,  Francis-st. 
Hamilton  Junies,  Rings-end 
Hickinson  James,  120,  Francis-st. 
M  'LaughlinMichael ,  (&  iron)  116,  Fraacis-st. 
Moore  John,  67,  Fleet-st.  and  Rings-end 
Pentland  Charles,  93,  Sir  John's-quajT' 
Pomeret  Solomon,  Rings-end 
Roe  Robert  and  Henry,  Wellington-qnay 
Rowe  Peter  and  Sons,  Rings-etid 

Scriveners. 
Baldwin  Rt.  8,  Mary's  Abbey 
Calligan  John,  16,  Crampton-court 
Farrell  Patrick,  19,  Crampton-court 
Fitzpatrick  George,  37,  Staflbrd-al. 
Gordon  George,  8,  Stafford-3t. 
Kenrick  J.  6,  Cork-st. 
M'Coy  Jas.  35,  upper  Dominick-st. 
Yatea  John,  1,  Morgan-pl,  King's  Inns-quay 

Seed  Merchants  and  Nurserymen* 
Berry  Joseph,  12j  Arran-quay 
Berry  William,  54,  cros8  Kevin-st. 
Corigan  Tliomas,  2,  Merchants-quay' 
Donagon  John,  1,  Arran-quay 
Forrest  k.  J,  72,  Thomas-st. 
Gargan  and  Farrell,  116,  CapeKbt. 
Grimwood  and  Son,   1,  Charlemont-st. 
Hickey  P.  M.  &  Co.  32,  lower  Sackville-st. 
Lawless  Edrad.  26,  Clanbrazil-st. 
M'Kenna  Michael,  82,  Capel-st. 
Pope  George,  59,  Capel-st, 
Rainey  Hugh,  72,  Thomas-st. 
Simpson  Thomas,  1,  College-green 
Stretch  Eliza,  3,  old  Churcii-at. 
Toole  C.  &  L.  &  Co.  41,  Westmoreland-st. 

Ship  Chandlers-. 
Coyle  Thomas,  95,  Sir  J.  Rogerson's-quay 
Fisher  Emanue),  33,  George's-quay 
M'Auley  and  Hughes,  10,  Georgp's-qujij* 
O'Neill  Patrick,  36,  Tighc-st, 
Seed  William,  35,  Tighe-st, 


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DUBLIN. 


Thompson  William,  26,  Georges-quay 
White  Philip,  1,  Georges-quay 

Ship  and  Boat  Builders. 
Baldwin  J.  am'  Co.  20,  grand  Canal-harbour 
CardiflF  and  Furlong,  93,  Sir  John's-quay 
Clements  John,  Rings-end 
Connery  Rd.  &  Sons,  97,  Sir  J.  Rogerson's-q. 
Ferris  Archibald,  102,  Sir  John'e-quay 
Gaffney  Thomas,  Rings-end 
Hill  Anthony,  C3,  Townsend-st. 
Kehoe  Michael,  101,  Sir  John's-quay 
Long  James,  grand  Canal  harbour 
Lynch  John,  14,  grand  Canal-harbour 
Morton  Robert,  grand  Canal-docks,  and  67, 
Townsend-st. 

Silk,  Cotton  and  Worsted  Mamtfac- 
turers,  and  fVarehouses. 

Brassington  and  Son,  (silk)  60,  Dame-st. 

Branghall  Edward,  (silk)  173,  Church-st. 

Brenan  Paul,  (silk)  12,  Mill-st. 

Brown  William,  7,  upper  Bridge-st. 

Cahill  George,  64,  Dame-st. 

Crannen  James,  (sillt)  16,  Hendrick-st. 

Daly  Jamfes,  8,  West-park-st. 

Davock  Thomas,  (silk)  12,  Capcl-st. 

Dignani  Christopher,  135.  great  Britain-st. 

Dillon  J.  and  J.  10,  Malpas-st. 

Doolittle  H.  32,  lower  Bridge-st. 

Dowling  James,  (silk)  9,  Braithwaite-st. 

Doyle  Thomas,  (silk)  38,  New-market 

Dunn  John,  (silk)  8,  west  Hanover-st. 

Flinn  Patrick,  15,  Ashted 

Good  William,  (cottonj  21,  Braithwaite-st. 

Greenham  James,  (cotton  spinner  and  cord 
manufacturer)  9,  Cork-st. 

HamiltonEml.  (silk&worsted)  6,Park-st.w. 

Hart  Catharine,  20,  New-row,  west 

Healey  Gabriel,  (silk)  28,  upper  Bridge-st, 

Hevey  John,  (silk)  1,  Castle-st. 

Keane  Patrick,  (silk)  42,  low.  Bridge-st. 

Kelly  John,  (silk,  cotton  and  muslin  wh.) 
3,  low.  Bridge-st. 

Lyons  Nicholas,  (silk)  14,  Mark's-alley 

Madden  Edward,   (and  thread)  9,   Worm- 
wood-gate 

Poynton  Francis,  112,  New-st. 

Power  and  Co.  (silk)  21,  Parliament-st. 

Price  Thomas,  128,  Cork-st. 

Saul  Francis,  12,  Spital-fields 

Short  James,  (silk)  41,  Caslle-st. 

Sissonwhite  Saml.  (silk)  19,  low,  Sackvl.-st. 

Stephens  John,  60,  New-st. 

Sterne  Saml,  (silk)  37,  Nicholas-st. 

Strahan   S.  and    E,   (silk  merchants)    18, 
Nicholas-st. 

Sweny  J.  &  M.  (silk  merchts.)  59,  Wm.-st. 

Talbot  Thos.  1,  Wormwood-gate 

Tyndall  and  Lewis,  (silk  imiporters)  16, 
Merchants-quay 

Tyndall  Isaac,  (silk)  14,  up.  Bridge-st, 

Whiteford  Anne,  (silk)  74,  great  Britain-st. 

Williams  Henry,  25,  lower  Bridge-st. 

Silk  Mercers. 
Bj^ne  Davrd,  87,  Dame-st. 
Colclough  John,  40,  Nicholas-st, 
Conron  John,  (and  stuff)  9,  Francis-st. 


Dunne  Morrice  and  Co.  63,  Dame-st 
Fletcher  Robt.  2,  Essex-bridge 
Fottrell  Peter,  11,  Parliament-st. 
Madden  M,  and  E.  5,  Nicholas-st, 
Moore  Wm.  3,  Grafton-st. 
O'Brien  Pat.  2,  Castle^st. 
O'Reilly  Richard,  32,  College-green 
SatchweH  Margaret,  84,  Dame-st. 
Shannon  John,  28,  Dame-st, 
Sherrock  J.  C.  80,  Dame-st. 
Smithsona  and  Co    1 ,  Wellington«quay 
Troy  James,  4,  Castle-st, 
Weldon  John,  39,  Dame-st. 

Silk  and  Ribbon  Manufacturers  and 
Merchants. 

Abbott  Thomas,  20,  St.  Andrew-st. 
Brown  Henry  and  Co,  14,  Dame-st. 
Bushell  Richard,  32,  Chamber-st, 
Davock  James,  8,  Merchants-quay 
Ferrier  Pollock  &  Co.  (&  habs.)  56,  Fisham^ 

ble-st. 
Geoghegan  J  &  Sons,  51,  Franci«-st. 
Gilligan  Edwd.  9,  Hanover-st.  w. 
Hale  Thomas,  (and  tape)  24,  Coombe 
Harter  Wm.  Chapel-alley 
Howe  and  Craig,  33,  low,  Ormond-quay 
Kearney  Thomas,  5,  Malpas-st. 
Kicrnan  John,  3,  Francis-st. 
Leigh  James,  9,  Cross-poddle 
Leonard  John,  81,  Grafton-st. 
M'Avoy  James,  27,  Elbow-lane 
M'Cormick  James,  46,  low.  Bridge-st, 
M'CoyJohn,  1 ,  Hanover-st,  w. 
M'Dermott  John,  3,  Park-st.  w. 
M'Dermott  John,  2,  Hanover-st.  w. 
M'Entire  Robert,  26,  Bridge-st, 
M'Kenny  Neal,  36,  Anglesea-st. 
Mailing  Wm.  11  &  12,  Mark's-alley,  corner 

of  Hanover-st. 
Maguire  John,  11,  Dame-ct,  and  89,  great 

George-st.  s, 
Merritt  Thos,  9,  Dame-st. 
Moran  John,  9,  Park-st.  west 
Murray  Bernard,  45,  Francis-st. 
Ness  Geo.  (silk  merchant)  11,  Wm.-st. 
Osborne  Wm.  (&  trimming)  42,  Castle-st. 
Osborne  Wm.  60,  Fishamble— st. 
Savage  Henry,  11,  Wormwood-gate 
Sissonwhite  Saml.  10,  lower  Sackville-st. 
Talbot  Thomas,    (sewing   silk   and  legee 

twist)  1,  Wormwood-gate 
Tassie  Hugh,  6,  upper  Biidge-st. 
Whitestone  Wm.  39,  C«pel-st. 
Wiles  John,  96,  New-st. 
Williams  E.  H.  117,  Coombe 

Silk  Tabinet,  and  Velvet  Manvfae- 
turers, 

Arthur  T.  and  J.  46,  New-st. 
Atkinson  Thos.  15,  Mark's-alley 
Broughall  John,  55,  New-row,  soutli 
Brown  Michael,  7,  Spital-fields 
Cahill  and  Co.  81,  Dame-st. 
Cluff  Joseph,  53,  Francis-st. 
Copeland  John,  9,  King's  Inns-quay 
Crawford  John,  72,  New-st. 


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Hardy  Mary,  51,  Bridge-foot-st. 
Johnston  George,    24,    Parlianaent-St.  and 

18,  Brat)azoii-row 
Mallin  John  5,  Mark's-alley 
Reynolds  Wm,  7,  Huuover-st.  yr, 
Richie  VVm.  4,  Hiinover-st.  w. 
Rourke  John,  72,  Meath-st. 
Taylor  Samuol,  93,  Grafton-st. 

Silk  Tlrrou'Sters. 

Atkinson  Robert,  110,  Coombe 

Brown  Joseph,  ill,  Francis-st. 

DwyerT.  (imp.  (Xniann.)  14,low.Bridge-st. 

Minnitt  Paul,  25    P.;'  iinment-st. 

Mullen  John,  18,  Spital-fields 

Scott  John.  37,  New-st. 

Swords  Wm.  13,  Sp5'al-fields 

Wadden  Barrett,  2,  P&lace-st, 

Silversmiths,  8fc. 
See  also  Goldemiths  and  Jewellers. 
Bergin  Stephen,  8,  Nicholas-st. 
Crofton  Edward,  9,  Peter's-row 
Fray  James,  39,  Bride-st. 
Le  Bass  James,  (working)  43,  gt.  Ship-st. 
Molan  David,  29,  lower  Exchange-st. 
Neville  Samuel,  27,  Stafford-st. 
Nowlan  Wm.  21,  White-friar-st. 
Smyth  John,  (manufac.)  11,  Eustace-st. 
West  Matthew,  15,  Skinner-row 

Silver  Platers,   Varnishers,  fc. 
Figgis  Thomas,  72,  Abbey-st. 
Lynch  Nicholas,  3,  Essex-quay 
Ravell  Charlotte,  17,  Sycamore-alley 
Rooke  Margaret,  15,  low.  Exchange-st. 
Smyth  Alexander,  2,  Crow-st. 

Slaters,  Plasterers,  and  Stucco 
Workers. 

Anderson  Lawrence,  12,  New-mark«t 

Bowles  Danl.  50,  Aungier-st. 

Brophy  Michael,  John's-Iane 

Charles  Rd.  (slates  &  tiles)  1 ,  great  Bruns- 

wick-st.  and  142,  Townsend-st. 
Cnlshaw  Wm.  gun.   (flags  and  slates)   75, 

Townsend-st. 
Dunn  John,  11,  Francis-st. 
Grome  Michael,  13,  Summer-st.  n. 
Lovely  Robt.  26,  Pool-begg-st. 
Morris  Wm.  3,  Fleet-st. 
Peraberton  John,  (stucco)  24,  Paradise-row 
Saunders  John,  4,  lower  Dlgges-st. 
Sharkey  Valentine,  16,  Kevius-port 
Smith  Wm.  (merchant)  60,  Townsend-st. 
Smith  Richard,  9,  Chancery-lane 
Simpson  G.  146,  Abbey-st. 
Stapleton  Geo.  1 ,  Mountjoy-place 
Stedraan  John,  14,  Cottage-terrace 
Stedman  Michl.  jun.  11,  Cottage-terrace 
Storey  Luke,  (and  painter)   50,  Charle- 

mont-st. 
Stubbs  George,  26,  Richmond-st. 
Tl^homson  Henry,  1,  Stocking-lane 
Towson  David,  18,  Golden-lane 
Wilson  John,  (mercht.)  32,  I9W.  Oraond-q. 
VouBgThos.  1«,  Fade-st. 


Swallware,  Tape,  kc.  Manufacturers 
and  Dealers. 

See  also  Tliread  Manufacturers. 
Atkinson  Wm.  14,  Werburgh-st. 
Bradley  Michael,  37,  Cork-st. 
Fayle  R.  and  T.  (&  imprs.)  63,  Thomas-St* 
Kuott  John,  25,  New-row,  west 
Smithson  T.  B.  &  J.  (dls.)  35, 1.  Bridge-st. 

Snuff  and  Tobacco  Manufacturers 
and  Dealers. 

Adams  Peter,  60,  Mary-st, 

Adams  Johu,  3,  Patrick-st, 

Caffray  Jamey.  7,  Hammonds-lane 

Callaghan  Timothy,  8,  Qaeen-st. 

Casey  Michael,  (tobacco)  83,  Abbey-st. 

Coweil  John,  Wm.  &  Co.  1,  Nicholas-st. 

Delany  John,  53,  Thomas-st. 

DwyerJohn,   115,  Thomas-st, 

Egan  and  Woodhouse,  (who.)  1,  Cork-hill 

Fagau  Thomas,  86,  Barrack-st, 

Fegan  Wm.  29,  Kevins-port 

Ferrally  Thomas,  155,  Thomas-st. 

Flood  James,  28,  old  Church-st. 

Foot  Jeffery,  (late  Lundy)  9,  Essex-bridge, 
and  22,  Wcstmoreland-st. 

Cartlan  Pat.  Synnott-place 
Geoghegan  M.  H.  and  Co.  67,  Abbey-8t» 
Geoghegan  Lawrence,  32,  Stoney-batter 
Gregg  H.  W.  6,  Fowness-st. 
Hevey  James,  12  and  20,  Thomas-st. 
Hunchin  Thomas,  72,  James-st. 
Hunt  Elizabeth,  56,  Francis-st, 
Lynch  John,  12,  old  Church-st. 
M'Evot  Pat.  67,  William-st. 
Molineux  James,  6,  Essex-bridge 
Molton  John,  33,  Stephen-st. 
Moran  Edward,  144,  Thomas-sti 
Morgan  Thomas,  68,  Church-lane 
Murtha  James,  18,  old  Church-st. 
Nicholson  Edward,  29,  Golden-laao 
O' Conner  Wm.  36^  Thomas-st. 
Phelan  John,  146,  Thomas-»t. 
Segrave  Thomas,  1,  up.  Kevin-st. 
Troy  Jas.  135,  Francis-st. 
Walsh  John,  47,  Thomas-st. 

Soda  Water  Manufacturers. 
MoUoy  Jane,  29§,  Nassau-st, 
Plake  Thos,  VVellington-quay 
Thomson  Alex.  47f ,  lower  Stephen-8t. 
Spirit  Merchants  and  Factors. 
See  also  Wine  and  Spirit  Merchants. 
Browne  John,  156,  Thomas-st. 
Cavan  Jas.  f&  foreign^  125,  Stephen's-gr.  w, 
Finucane  and  Sons,  (com.  stores^)  50,  Jer- 

vis-st, 
M'Tallon  Timothy,  2,  Fowness-st. 

Starch  and  Blue  Manufacturers. 
Corney  Edward,  (&  hair  powder^  66,  Back -I. 
Field  Catharine  and  Co,  27,  old  Chureh-st* 
Flynn  James,  49,  Thomas-st, 
Flynn  Patrick,  157,  Francis-st. 
Fraye  William,  61,  Back -lane 
Grattan  M.  and  R.  58,  Thomas-st. 
Hyland  William,  jun.  51,  Back-lane 
Keating  C.  and  R,  I9?f^  great  Brltwn-sfc 


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DUBLIN. 


Neville  James,  13,  CroSs-poddle 
Roilly  Thomas,  82,  Jiaines-gate 
Walsh  Joseph,  81,  Meath-st. 

Stap  Alakers  and  Ware  Rooms, 
Agnew  Ann,  23,  lower  Ofmond-quay 
Bell  M.  39,  Aungier-st. 
Carroll  Margaret,  23,  Exchequet-st. 
Carroll  Mary,  2,  Cavenflish-rovir 
Connor  Margaret,  77,  Caraden-st. 
Edgeworth  Emily,  11,  south  Anne-st. 
Hunt  D.  (to  Countess  Talbot)  98,  gt.  Brit.-s. 
Johnson  Emma,  6,  Chatham-st. 
Kingslagh  Jane,  45,  Grafton-st. 
M'Laiue  John,  83,  Dame-st. 
Meredith  Jeoffrey,  17,  Wcrburgh-st. 
Murphy  Ann,  26,  Nassau-st. 
Murray  Catharine,  33,  low.  Orraond-quay 
Nugent  D.  15,  lower  Sackville-st. 
Peters  Margt.  8,  Nassau-st.  &  42,  Kildare-st. 
Scheveuell  M,  A.  11,  Grafton-st. 
Smith  Alicia,  4,  Aungier-st. 
Sturgeon  John,  48,  Grafton-st. 
Watson  Sarah,  12,  Aune-st.  south 
Withrall  Catharine,  5,  Aungier-st. 

Stone,  Statuary  and  Marble  Masons. 
Allanson  and  Son,  (cutters)  13,  Kevins-port 
Ballantihe  Duncan,  23,  Boltoh-st. 
Brod«Hek  John,  (cutter)  33,  great  Straud-St. 
Brooks  George,  14,  Swift's-alley 
Bushe  Thotnas,  49,  lowei*  Kevin- st. 
Cockburn  Peter,  great  Brunswick-sf. 
Dwyer  John,  (and  builder)  l,up.Camdea-s. 
Hughes  John,  35,  MecklenbUrgh-sf, 
Johnson  Daniel,  7,  Baggot-st, 
Keogh  Michael,  113,  Coombe 
Kirk  Thomas,  (sculptor)  21 ,  Jervis-st. 
M'Cartney  Robert,  38,  upper  RutlAnd-st. 
Miller  John,  [stone  cutterj  41,  New-st. 
Nowlan  Edward,  Mecklenburgh-st- 
Russell  William,  [cutter]  18,  Beresford-gt, 
Ryan  Patrick,  [cutter]  11,  Mercer-st. 
Smyth  Edward  and  Sons,  [sculptors]  36, 

Montgotnery-st, 
Tassie  Wm.  James  and  Hugh,  [Italian  and 

Irish  warehouse]  9,  Dorset-st. 
Taylor  John,  66,  Grafton-st. 
Thirlow  Matthew^  Haymarket 

Straw  Hat  Mannfacturet'S  &  Dealers. 
Annesley  RiAard,  13,  Cork-hill 
Blow  and  Co.  24,  Dame-st. 
Brady  Mary,  56,  Maribro'-st. 
Bristow  and  Morris,  89,  Graftoa-st. 
Bnrnet  M.  A.  [and  perfumery]  16,  Lein- 

ster-st. 
Byrne  Margaret,  19,  Chatham-st, 
Cahill  Richd.  20,  Mary-st. 
Carty  James,  6,  Esaex-quay 
Conray  Jane,  47,  King-st.  s. 
Dale  John,  19,  Werburgh-St. 
Fairtrother  Thoi.  31,  Skinner-row 
Fitzpatrick  J.  H.  22,  great  George-st.  s. 
Flynn  Julia,  II ,  Suffolk-st. 
Gaynor  John,  [impr.]  31,  Aunglef-St. 
Harrison  M,  13,  Gfafton-st. 
Hawkes  Geo.  and  Co.  78,  GrafCon>'»t. 
mn  Matthew,  1,  Bride-st. 


Honeywood  Eliza,  24,  Stephen-st. 

Keegan  A.  and  C.  55,  Marlbro'-st. 

Lake  Daniel,  16,  Mary-st. 

M'Neely  Saml.  10  and  11,  Arran-quay 

Melville  C.  15,  s,  Anne-st. 

Mitchell  J.  and  A.  18,  Mary-st. 

Ryan  Eliza,  10,  Castle-st. 

Sharp  Benj.  99,  Grafton-st. 

Sutton  Mary  Ann,  23,  Chancery-lane 

Taylor  Thonaas,  II,  Mary-st. 

Toole  Mary,  34,  Townsend-st. 

Wildman  Elizabeth,  39,  Nicholas-st. 

ShiffManufactvrers  and  Warehouses. 

Barnett  Thomas  and  Co.  4,  Summer-st,  %, 

Caifrey  John,  I,  south  Suromer-st. 

Doran  Patrick,  8,  Francis-st. 

Harold  William,  52,  Meath-st. 

Wall  Thomas,  2,  Mark's-alley 

Surgeons. 
Adams  Robt.  lower  Gardiner-st. 
Adrien  John,  19,  Dawson-st. 
Archer  West,  Gardiner's-place 
Armstrong  Rt,  68,  Camden-st. 
Auchinleck  Wm,  36,  Dominick-st. 
Ball  J.  24,  lower  Gloucester-fit. 
Bevan  Wm.  Clare-st. 
Bible  Thomas,  25,  Anglesea-st. 
Blair  Jas,  73,  Meath-st. 
Booth  Thos.  64,  Grafton-st. 
Boxwell  Wm.  William-fet. 
Boyle  P.  [and  accouchier]  70j  Meath-st. 
Byrne  Wm.  42,  Prussia-st. 
Carmichael  Hugh,  3,  Dig^es-st. 
Carmichael  Richard,  24,  Rutland-sq.  n. 
Chartres  Geo.  57,  Jervis-st, 
Clarke  Sir  A.  44,  n.  great  George-st. 
Colles  Maurice,  Nassau-st. 
Colles  Abm.  10,  Stephen's-green,  north 
Collis  M.  25,  Kildare-st. 
Connor  John,  n.  Cumberland-st, 
Corbet  Wm.  23,  lower  Gardiner-St. 
Cramptou  Philip,  13,  Merrion-sq.  n. 
Creighton  John,  4,  Merrion-sq.  w. 
Cusack  J.  W.  Stephen's-hospital 
Dalton  G.  E.  4,  Nelson-st. 
Dinid  Wm.  3,  Chatham-st. 
Daniel  Michael,  38,  Cuffe-st. 
Daunt  Henry,  28,  William-st. 
DeaneJ.  41,  upper  Dorset-st. 
Dease  Oliver,  33,  Stafford-st. 
Doyle  John,  14,  Usher's-island 
Doyle  Joseph,  39,  Blessington-st. 
Drought  Robert,  53,  William-st. 
Drury  Freiderick,  5,  White-friar-st. 
Dufiy  Charles,  Dunleaty 
Duggan  James,  75,  Aungier-st. 
Duigan  John,  133,  Capel-st. 
Erskine  Thomas,  3,  York-st. 
Farrell  James,  [R.  N.]  Sandymount| 
Field  H.  C.  Black-rotk 
Fitzsimmons  Chr.  1,  Lofigford-st. 
Garnet  J.  A.  34,  Dawspn-st. 
Geogehan  EAif.  riortll  Earl-st. 
Griffith  A.  A.  21,  Frederick-st.  h. 
Halahan  Saml.  H.  8,  York-st. 
HsTfiilton  Wm.  A^on'-qusy 
H»milton  R,  9,  upper  MouRt'ft. 


DUBLIN. 


73 


Harrison  Robert,  7,  north  Cumberland-st. 

Healey  Joseph,  14,  Abbey-st. 

Henthorn  James,  109,  Stephen's-green,  w. 

Hewson  Thomas,  17,  French-st. 

Mines  James,  47,  Abbey-st. 

Howse  George,  34,  Denzille-st, 

Hughes  C.  C.  25,  Marlbro'-st. 

Jacob  Arthur,  37,  Kildare-st. 

Johnson  Charles,  28,  south  Anne-st. 

Johnston  A.  6,  upper  Temple-st. 

Kent  Edward,  Stephen's-green,  east 

Kerin  James,  9,  great  George-st.  south 

Kirby  John,  40,  Harcourt-st. 

Leake  W.  [city]  20,  Stephen's-greea,  west 

L'Estrange  George,  49,  William-st. 

Lynch  John,  45,  Arran-quay 

M'Donnell  Robert,  35,  Baggot-st. 

M'Dowell  Ephraim,  52,  Eccles-st. 

Macklin  G.  [state]  1,  Harcourt- place 

M'Mullin  Alexander,  85,  Capel-st. 

Al'Namara  Rawdow,  15,  York-st. 

Maziere  Henry,  29,  College-green 

Molony  Michael,  22,  Dawson-st. 

Morrison  Thomas,  3,  Eustace-st. 

Morton  John,  Sackville-st. 

Mulvey  Ferrall,  s.  great  George-st, 

Newell  E.  J.  35,  great  Britain-st. 

Obre  R.  S,  Granby-row 

G'Brian  William,  31,  Bridge-foot-st. 

O'Hara  Henry,  Royal  Infirmary 

O'Reilly  R.  P.  Westmoreland-st. 

O'Reilly  Michael  Dease,  36,  Stafford-st. 

Orpen  C,  H.  40,  great  George-st.  n. 

Peacock  G.  Sackville-st. 

Peebles  John,  sen.  5,  Dominick-st. 

Peebles  John,  jun.  8,  upper  Dominick-st. 

Peile  R.  M.  39,  York-st. 

Poett  J.  Hibernian  School 

Porter  W.  H.  15,  Kildare-st. 

Quinlan  Matthew,  Grafton-st. 

Read  Alexander,  13,  York-st. 

Redmond  Dennis,  16,  Aston's-quay 

Renny  George,  Iloyal  Hospital 

Richards  Solomon,  42,  Stephen's-green,  e. 

Robertson  James,  3,  Mark-st. 

Roney  Patrick,  9,  Meath-st. 

Roney  Cusack,  Dominick-st. 

Roney  T.  Arran-quay 

Rooney  Thomas,  Moore-st, 

Rumley  Thomas,  3,  French-st. 

Ryall  Isaac,  5,  north  Cumberland-st. 

Scholes  Alexander,  107,  Capel-st. 

Sheckleton  Robert,  Lying-in  Hospital 

Short  A.  Q.  19,  French-st. 

Stringer  J.  20,  Baggot-st. 

Sullivan  John,  13,  St,  Andrew-st. 

Tagert  William,  Essex-bridge 

Todd  C.  H.  3,  Kildare-st. 

Usher  Thomas,  2,  Digges-st, 

Wall  C.  H.  131,  Dorset-st. 

Wallace  William,  3,  upper  Gardiner's  place 

White  Francis,  40,  Dawson-st. 

Willett  James,  1,  s.  great  George-st. 

Wilmot  Samuel,  28,  York-st. 

Wright  Thomas,  26,  great  Ship-st. 

Surgeons,  Veterinary. 

RooDey  Themas,  11,  Moore-st. 
K 


Walker  James,  63,  Marlbro'-st.    . 
Watts  George,  22,  Aungier-st. 
Watts  John,  157,  great  Brit«in-St. 
Wilkinson  John,  40,  Molesworth-st. 

Tailors. 

Banks  Francis,  14,  upper  Dorset-st. 

Barrett  Robert,  63,  Aungier-st. 

Bolger  Michael,  9,  Chatham-st. 

Brien  Patrick,  17,  Crow-st. 

Brophy  and  Bergin,  30,  Clarendon-St. 

Conan  Anne,  55,  Dawson-st. 

Connis  Benjamin,  159,  Capel-st. 

Cox  Robert,  61,  Fleet-st. 

Curran  Anne,  11,  Trinity-place 

Delaport  Anthony,  135,  Capel-st. 

Doran  Nicholas,  .38,  Kildare-st. 

Doyle  Martin,  1 ,  Eustace-st. 

Doyle  James,  15,  St.  Andrew-st. 

Dwyer  Patrick,  15,  Crampton-court 

Edmeston  Wm.  William's-court,  Skinner-r, 

Flinn  Richard ,  36,  Stephen-st. 

Harrison  Thomas,  25,  Batchelors-walk 

Howkin  John,  9,  Dame-court 

Jones  Thomas,  44,  Clarendon-st. 

Karanagh  James,  2,  Coppingers-row 

King  George,  51,  Bolton-st. 

Leeson  Timothy,  8,  Skinner-row 

Long  John,  52,  Clarendon-st. 

Lynch  Edward,  26,  Batchelors-walk 

M'Cleary  David,  4,  Crampton-court 

M'Dona  William,  27,  Capel-st. 

M'Guire  James,  3,  Fade-st. 

Mara  Michael,  4,  Crow-st. 

Martin  Daniel,  14,  Anglesea-st. 

Martin  William,  88,  great  George-st. 

Merna  James,  46,  Clarendon-st, 

Moss  Edward,  16,  Cork-hill 

Macklin  Thomas,  9,  Whitefriar-st. 

Quin  Thomas,  15,  Crow-st. 

Rivell  John,  7,  Crow-st. 

Scally  Edward,  33,  Exchequcr-st, 

Scully  James,  4,  Pit-st. 

Sheridan  James,  36,  Moles  worth -st. 

Stafford  Mark,  6,  upper  Stephen-st. 

Taylor  Daniel,  20,  south  Anne-st. 

Tracey  William,  73,  Francis-st. 

Tynan  Patrick,  5,  Longford-st. 

Tanners. 

Brady  James,  20,  little  James-st. 

Brady  Peter,  21,  little  James-st. 

Brady  Peter,  jun,  103,  Cork-st. 

Brovv  Laurence,  24,  Mill-st. 

Caftrey  Laurence,  19,  New-row,  south 

Dixon  James,  Kilmainham 

Duff  Michael,  51,  Dolphins-barn 

Finn  Christopher,  9,  Mill-st. 

Finn  Richard,  20,  Wine-tavern-st. 

Fleming  Celia,  4,  Mill-st. 

Gannon  Thos.  [and  currier]  59,  Back-lane 

Ging  James,  [and  skinner]  20,  New-row,  s. 

Hall  Daniel,  27,  Mill-st. 

Hart  Thomas,  Love-lane 

Hart  Thomas,  63,  Back-lane 

Hart  Henry,  Roberts-st. 

Jones  Richard,  Dolphins-bam 

Jones  John,  27,  New-row,  south 


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DUBLIN. 


Jones  William,  15,  New-row.  south 
Kane  Pati-ick,,a4,  Back-lane 
Keary  MJcUael,  44,  Jam<js-st. 
Kennan  Richard,  2,  Wine-tavern-st. 
Lamb  Anne,  32,  Bolphins-barn 
Laphan  jQse-ph,  U2,  Coik-^t. 
Long  Thomas,  Su-e(}nys-laiie,Mill-^t. 
Lynham  John,  J3olphius-hara 
M'Guire  Charles, -8,  Delphi ns-biarn-lane 
Magina  Charley,. 32,  Back-lane 
Maguire  James,  156,  James-st. 
Monks  Richavtl,  21,  VViue-tavem-st. 
Ord  John,  Dolphins-barn 
Ord  Margaret, -80,  Cork-st. 
Passmore  Patrick,  92,  Cook-st. 
Reilly  Michael,  19,  Wine-taveni-st. 
Shannon  MatthCTv,  95,  James-st. 
Shernan  Oliver,  Kilmainham 
Shells  J»mes,  44,  Dolphins-^barn-lane 
Sluels  Williain,  Kilmainham 
Strong  Michael,  116,  Gork-st. 
Strong  George,  32,  Corn-market 
Wall  John,  66,  Jaraes-st. 
Walsh  Andrew,  Kilmainham 
Westray,  James,  57,  James-st. 
White  John,  40,  Chamber-st. 
Wilde  Patrick,  Marrow-boue-laiie 

Tea  Merchants  and  Warehoxises. 

See  also  Grocers. 
Anderson  "Robert,  32,  upper  Jervis-st. 
Barton  Beresford,  ,31,  French-st. 
Garnett  A.  J.  7,  Arran-quay 
M'Ejdily  Thomas,  31,  lower  Sackville-st. 
MaiTet  S.  and  Co,  47,  Marlbro'-st. 
Malone  Lawr.  96,  Bride-st. 
Mansergh  Jane,  12,  Men'ion-row 
Newcomb  George,  11,  Fowness-st. 
Price  R.  H.  66,  Capel-st. 
Singleton  A.  7,  Charlottc-st. 
Walshe  Thomas,  3,  Swift's-row 

Thread  and  Tape  Manufacturers. 
Fayle  R.and  T.  63,  Thomas-st. 
Fayle  Robert,  54,  Blessington-st. 
Littlewood  John,  [&  cotton  balls]  3,  Us!ier-st. 
Knott  John,  rgarter&  tape]  25,  New-row,  w. 
Smith  Samuel,  fi2,  Thomas-st. 
Strong  John,  105,  Francis-st. 
ToUerton  John,  4,  Wormwoodrgate 

Timber  Merchants. 

Ashley  Joseph,  46,  Queen-st. 

Beggs  James,  Black  FJall-paradc 

Blair  and  Grehan,  77,  n.  King-st. 

Byrne  &  Duffy,  [&  bark]  67,  Bridgc-foot-st, 

Byrne  Judith  and  Sons,  5,  New-st. 

Byrne  Bernard,  3,  lower  Jervis-st. 

Callahan  Thomas,  136,  James-st. 

Calvert  S.  1 19,  Coombe 

Cardiff  and  Furlong,  93,  Sir  John's-quay 

Carson  Wm.  93,  Sir  John's-quay 

Connell  James,  Whitefriar-Bt. 

Connery  R.  and  Sons,  97,  Sir  John's-quay 

Connor  Thomas,  37,  Ushers-quay 

Connor  Christopher,  66,  New-st. 

Corballis  R.  96,  Sir  John's-quay 

Cunningham  Edwd.  70,  Bridge-foot-st. 

Curran  John,  [and  slate]  59,  Townsend-st. 


Curry  Wm.  and  Son,  107,  Sir  John's-quay 
Cusack  XhoBvas,  [apd  bark]  4,  EUis-quay 
Dignan  Michael,  1,  Bridge-foot-st. 
Dowling  Patrick,  €7i,  Bride-st. 
Fagan  James,  10,  Bridge-foot-st. 
Ferrall  John,  13,  upper  Kevinrst. 
Fitzsimmons  Alice,  3  &  IS,  Bridge»foot-st. 
Flinn  Michael,  17,  Beresford-st. 
Fraley  Andrew,  [and  cat  punter]  21^,  Towns- 
end-st. 

Grehsui  Peter,  77,  n.  King-st. 

Ilanis  Wm.  66,  Queen-st. 

Hautenville  Thomas,  [&  slate]  Hawkins-st. 

Kavanagh  M.  Baggot-st. 

Keene  and  Pars<Mis,  [artists  warehouse] 
North-wall,  and  32,  Golden-lane 

Kehoe  Dennis,  1,  Bedford-st. 

Kehoe  JVIicliael,  101,  Sir  John'srquay 

Kelly  HughandCo.  45,  Bride-^t. 

Kelly  John,  ;13,  Peter-st. 

Kildahl  Nichl.  2,  upper  Baggot-st. 

Lawrenson  John,  30,  Fisher's-lane 

M'Donald  Matthew,  82,  upper  Church-st. 

Manders  Edw.  [and  slate]  Sohool-st. 

Manders  HuiK(pl)ries,  Wellington-quay 

Marquis  Win.  Erne-st. 

Martin  John,  North  -wall 

Matthews,  Mei'vyn  &  Co.  [deals]  13,  Luke- 
St.  and  60,  City-quay 

Murphy  John,  QQ,  Townsend-.at. 

O'Connor  Thomas,  2,  Swift'sraUey 

Quilton  Edw.  -8,  Merrion-row 

Robinson  and  Fajle,  81,  Sir  Johii's-qua.y 

Ilooney  Edw.  62J-,  Bridge-foot -.st. 

Itoouey  and  Son,  .52,  Bridge-fpot-st. 

Smith  Wm.  60,  Townsend-st. 

Smith  Patrick,  8,  Bonliam-st. 

Sneyd  G.  W.  and  H.  98,  Sir  John's-quay 

Straker  John,.99-2-,  Sir  John's-quay 

Taylor  Daniel,  [jKing's  srtores]  Sir.Tohn's-q- 

Todliunter  John,  85,  Sir  Jphn's-quay 

Tollerton  Samuel,  oO,  New-rpw,  wtist 

UjUhauk  Thomas,  9y,  Sir  John's-quay 

Walsh  M.  St.  John's  Pimlico 

Whelan  J.  and  P..46,  High-st. 

Wilkinson  \Yn\.  20,  Camdon-st. 

Yates  James,  103,  Sir  John's  quay 

Toy  and  Timhridge  Wflr^Qifj^s. 

Archibold  Mary,  9,  Essex-quay 
Cunniff  Bernard,  24,  Dawson-st. 
Jackson  John,  1 10,  -Grafton-st. 
Kelly  William,  2,  Bridge-foot-st. 
Kirk  Patrick,  13,  Christ-ehurch-yard 
Philpot  Mary,  9,  Aungier-st, 
Spence  Neal,  22,  Nassau-st, 
Standish  Henry,  23,  Nassau-st. 

Trunk  Makers. 

Cottle  M.  8,  Smock-alley 
Davies  Edward,  14,  Fisliamble-st. 
Flood  Michael,  49,  Fishamble-st. 
Knaggs  John,  24,  Eishamble-st. 
M'Donall  William,  17,  Smock-alley 
Martin  James,  13,  Essex-quay 
Mason  William,  12,  Werburgh-^t, 
Ruskell  Robert,  15,  Essex-qijay 


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Trust  Makers. 

Cheevers  Thomas,  27,  Ransford-st. 
Morpie  Thomas,  2,  Hawkins-st. 
Smith  Samuel,  [patent]  5,  upper  Stephen-st. 
Smyth  Robert,  25,  Dawson-st. 

Turners  in  Wood,  Metal  and  Ivory, 

Balfe  Lawrence,  46^,  lower  Lil!ey-st. 

Downey  John,  12,  New-st. 

Grace  Michael,  2,  Essex-quay 

Hall  Robert,  54,  Coombe 

Reid  George,  [ivory]  16,  great  Ship-st. 

Rice  John,  Burn's-laije,  1,  Jervis  st. 

Umbrella  and  Parasol  Manufacturers. 
Barrett  Samuel,  4,  Chatham-row 
Barrett  Nicholas,  44,  Exchequer-at. 
Boles  George,  5,  Trinity-si. 
Clements  and  Newman,  59,  Dame-st. 
Connor  Patrick,  46,  Nassau-st. 
Dutton  Job,  55,  s.  great  George-st. 
Grace  Michael,  2,  Essex-quay 
Hammer  Francis,  20,  Grafton'^st. 
Hoguet  Joseph,  33,  Grafton-st. 
M'Crea  Alexander,  20,  lower  Sackville-st» 
Mason  H.  G.  I,  Ushers^court 
Rankin  Thomas,  138,  Capelrst. 
Smith  and  Stritch,  [to  lw?r  Excellency]  22, 
Grafton-st. 

Undertakers, 
See  also  Coach  Owners. 
Bennett  Mavgacet,  13,  Mercer-st. 
Dempsey  Thomas,  73,  Cook-st, 
Farrell  M.  5,  Cook-st. 
Fayle  William,  14,  Wine-tavern-st. 
Gerty  Thomas,  132,  Baggot-st. 
Graham  Garrett,  94,  Cook-st. 
Horan  Thomas,  100,  upper  Dorset-st. 
Murphy  Hugh,  [coffins]  18,  Cook-st. 
Toole  Margaret,  16,  Cook-st. 
Upholsterers. 
See  also  Cabinet  Makei-s. 
Archer  Abraham,  22,  Abbey-st. 
Bolton  Francis,  17,  Mary-st- 
Buckley  Richard,  46,  Stafford-st. 
Durham  Francis,  13,  Brides-alley 
Flood  Daniel,  48,  King-st. 
Gillington  S.  and  G.  1 19,  Abbey-st. 
Jesson  James,  34,  Stattord-st. 
Jones  William  and  Sons,  5,  and  65,  King-st. 
Jones  Thomas,  7,  lower  Pembroke-st. 
Knaggs  M.  51,  Jervis-st. 
La  Prelle  James,  48,  Capel-st. 
M'Carthy  Charlci,  24,  Dolier-st. 
M'Carthy  P.  5\,  Henry-st. 
M'Cready  Thomas,  66,  Bride-st. 
Mack,  Williams  and  Gibton,  39,  Slafford-st. 
M'Owen  J.  and  P.  1 19,  Capcl-st. 
Moore  Daniel,  45,  Staftbrd-st. 
Morgan  L.  and  A.  21,  Henry-st.  ' 
Roycraft  Gilbert,  14,  Henrv-st. 
Scott  William,  44,  Staftbrd-st. 
Sutton  Joshua,  44,  Paradise- cow 
West  John,  26,  Brides-alley 

Vinegar  Manufacturers . 
DOohoe  John,  [and  meade]  34,  s.  Earl-st, 
Metcalf  Timothy  and  Co.  64,  James-st. 


Robinson  George,  38,  Sycanrore-aUey 
Thompson  Alexander,  47f ,  low.  Stephcn-st. 
White  Hugh,  64,  James-st. 

Vintners,.  Spirit  mores,  and  Port9r 
and  Punch  Houses. 

Allen  Edward,  5J,  lower  Liffey-st. 

Anderson  Christopher,  16,  s.  Earlrst, 

Andrews  Wm.  Dunleary 

Angle  John,  136,  Thpmas-st. 

Archer  James,  48,  lower  Fleet-st. 

Armstrong  James,  3,  Abbey-st. 

Armstrong  Edward,  Dunleary 

Armstrong  Joseph,  Black-rock 

Atkinson  Samuel,  35,  lower  Liifey-st. 

Ashley  Joseph,  100,  n.  King-st. 

Barrett  George,  11,  little  Strand-st. 

Barrett  Charles,  25,  Bride-st. 

Beahaa  Nich.  [vintner]  11,  Werburg!i-st, 

Beahan  Dennis,  Black-rock 

Beggs  Thomas,  74,  n.  King-st 

Beglin- Michael,  73,  ChurcHrst. 

Bergan  Patrick,  77,  Eleet-st. 

Bergin  Thomas,  25,  Richmond-st. 

Birmingham  John,  39,  Patrick-st. 

Biggs  James,  North-wall 

Blake  John,  59,  Fleet-st. 

Boland  Matthew,  2,  s.  Fredtricfc-rst. 

Bolger  Michael,  <0,  Leeson^st. 

Boshell  Simoii,  [vintner]  49,  s.gt.  Gco.-st, 

Boulger  Michael,  3G,  High-st. 

Bourke  Thomas,  North-strand 

Bourke  Michael,  Michaelrlane 

Brady  Owen,  72,  up.  Stephen-st. 

Brady  Patrick,  44,  Aungier-st, 

Brady  Thos.  127,  New-st. 

Brady  Terence,  31,  Thomas-st. 

Brady  Hugh,  57,  upper  Kevin-st. 

Brennan  James,  5,  Johnson's-place 

Brereton  Thomas,  1,  great  Bvitain-st. 

Bride  Lawrence,  18,  Temple-bar 

Brown  John,  78,  Cork-st. 

Buckley  Michael,  Clanbi-asil-st. 

Bulger  Michael,  53,  City-quay 

Burke  Jamos,  5,  up.  Exchange-st, 

Burnell  Edward,  2,  Exchequer-st. 

Byrne  Terence,  8,  Gratton-court 

Byrne  James,  19,  Camden-st. 

Byrue  James,  1,  upper  Baggot-st. 

Byrne  Garret,  65,  Bride-st. 

Byrne  John,  155,  Capel-st. 

Byrne  Thomas,  19,  Pill-lane 

Byrne  James,  1,  Sj'camore-alley 

Byrne  Patrick,  Dunleary 

Caliary  Dennis,  17,  Aungier-st, 

Catlrey  Mary,  9,  George's-quay 

Cartry  Patrick,  94,  James-st. 

Callagan  George,  45,  Church-st. 

Callagan  Patrick,  Dunleary 

Callan  James,  16,  FishamblcTst, 

Callan  James,  50,  Coombe 

Campbell  M.  W.  16,  s.  Anne-st. 

Cantu'cU  Nicholas,  77,  Sir  John's-quay 

CarbeiTy  James,  19,  Denzille-st. 

Carroll  John,  6,  Wormwood-gate 

Carroll  Wm.  71,  lower  Dorset-st. 

Carroll  James,  23,  Townsend-st. 


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Casey  Eliza,  139,  Abbey-st. 

Cassin  Wm.  Eden-quay 

Cavan  James,  7,  lower  Werrion-Et. 

Clarke  Dominick,  36,  Jervis-st. 

Clarke  David,  Dunleary 

Cleary  Dennis,  Mountjoy-court 

Clements  Sarah,  48,  City-quay 

Coffey  Rd.  36,  Bolton-st. 

Coghlan  John,  8,  Essex-st. 

Coghlan  Lawrence,  32,  Clarendon-st. 

Coghlan  James,  16,  Townsend-st. 

Coleman  Christopher,  1,  Fitzwilliam-place 

Coleman  J.  15,  upper  Exchange-st. 

Colfer  Miles,  11,  Cross-poddle 

Colgan  Philip,  18,  Thomas-st. 

Comerton  Michael,  129,  Townsend-st. 

Comiskey  Patrick,  8,  Duke-st. 

Conaty  Bernard,  8,  Fowness-st. 

Conaty  John,  17,  Patrick-st. 

Conaty  Thomas,  27,  Watling-st. 

Connelly  Catharine,  31,  Montgomery-st. 

Conner  John,  52,  City-quay 

Conner  John,  14,  William-st. 

Conroy  John,  123,  Stephen'e-green,  w, 

Cooney  P.  1 ,  Moore-st. 

Corcoran  Michael,  43,  Townsend-st. 

Corr  Wm.  25,  Bridge-foot-st. 

Corrigan  Eleanor,  38,  Townsend-st. 

Cower  Mary,  17,  Chatham-st. 

Crosbie  James,  22,  s.  King-st. 

Cummins  Wm.  2,  SufTolk-st. 

Cummins  Patrick,  14,  lower  Mary-st. 

Dalton  Andrew,  1,  Exchange-st. 

Daly  Peter,  21,  Werburgh-st. 

Daly  Eliza,  27,  great  Ship-st. 

Davis  Wm.  58,  Meatb-st, 

Davy  James,  1,  Bond-st, 

De?an  Ann,  3,  Arran-quay 

Deigan  Wm.  12,  Mary-st. 

Delamour  John,  82,  Bride-st. 

Delany  Chas.  26,  Fishamble-st, 

Deaahy  Daniel,  18,  Holles-st. 

Devine  Silvester,  4,  Mary's  Abbey 

Dignam  Richard,  34,  Smithfield 

Dollard  James,  11,  Cork-hill 

Donnelly  James,  129,  Summer-hill 

Doran  John,  98,  Abbey-st. 

Doran  Andrew,  68,  Queen-st. 

Doran  Margaret,  35,  Townsend-st. 

Doran  Charles,  2,  Chui'ch-lane 

Dowd  Pat.  [beef-stake  tavern]  Corn-market 

Dowdall  Christ.  42,  Queen-st. 

Dowling  Patrick,  62,  City-quay 

Dowling  Joseph,  5,  Molesworth  st, 

Dowling  Thomas,  6,  Anglesea-st. 

Doyle  George,  9,  Tighe-st. 

Doyle  Thomas,  8,  Stoney-batter 

Drake  Robert,  105  and  9,  Capel-st. 

Drake  Michael,  28,  Golden-lane 

Drumgold  Dennis,  24,  Pill-lane 

Drumm  Michael,  Kilmainham 

Dunn  Edw.  51,  High-st. 

Dunn  Richard,  8,  Wards-hill 

Dunn  Dennis,  77,  Abbey-st, 

Dunn  James,  98,  upper  Dorset-st. 

Dunn  Dennis,  81,  Queen-st. 

Dykes  Chas.  30,  Bolton-st. 


Eaton  Matthew,  1,  Fitzwilliam-Janc 
Eaton  Matthew,  [snack  house]  Eden-quay 
Egan  Cornelius,  29,  Francis-st. 
Ellis  Francis,  30,  George's-quay 
Ellis  Edw.  Macartuey-bridge 
Ennis  Thomas,  3,  Canal-place 
Eustace  Joieph,  Rings-end 
Fagan  M.  35,  Golden-lane 
Farrell  Bridget,  30,  upper  Ormond-quay 
Farrell  Maurice,  115,  Cork-st. 
Fay  James,  24,  Aston's-quay 
Finn  Peter,  45,  Cufie-st. 
Finn  Lawrence,  20,  Francis-st. 
Finigan  Patrick,  9,  upper  Exchange-st. 
Finigan  Bartholomew,  152,  Thomas-st. 
Fitzgerald  John,  136f ,  Abbey-st. 
Fitzgerald  John,  1 1 ,  Crane-lane 
Fitzpatrick  John,  18,  Park-st. 
Fitzpatrick  Dennis,  46,  City-quay 
Fitzpatrick  Wm.  20,  Duke-st. 
Flanagan  Mary,  49,  Essex-st. 
Flanagan  Elizab.  1,  John's-lane 
Flinter  Bernard,  4,  Spital-fields 
Flood  Bernard,  2,  George's-quay 
Flood  Michael,  28,  Grafton-st. 
Folley  Redmond,  22,  Crow-st. 
Ford  Joseph,  [cockle  hall]  Clontarf 
Fowler  Henry,  18,  Werburgh-st. 
Fox  James,  Black-rock 
Fox  John,  15,  Crane-lane 
Fraughan  Thomas,  36,  New-row,  s. 
Gafney  Ellen,  7,  Swifts-alley 
Gaffney  James,  64,  Leeson-st. 
Gaffhey  Thomas,  Rings-end 
Gafney  Patrick,  14,  Aston's-quay 
Gaven  Timothy,  7,  George's-quay 
Gaven  Wm.  42,  Bolton-st. 
Gaven  Michael,  11,  Anglesea-st. 
GajTior  Wm.  6,  Swifts-row 
Gelly  Samuel,  North-strand 
Genty  Michael,  Rings-end 
:  Geoghegan  Chr..35,  Frederick-st.  s. 
Geraghty  Mary,  45,  Watling-st. 
Gibney  Thomas,  1,  great  Strand-st. 
Gilligan  John,  Rings-end 
Gorman  Patrick,  28,  Kevins-port 
Gorman  Wm.  76,  Thomas-st. 
Goss  Patrick,  114,  Francis-st. 
Grady  James,  5,  Harcourt-place 
Graham  H.  8,  Thomas-st. 
Green  James,  Johnson's-court 
Gribben  J.  J.  41,  Thomas-st. 
Griffen  Wm.  165,  n.  King-st. 
Hale  Wm.  50,  Coombe 
Hall  Michael,  81,  Camden-st. 
Halpin  Simon,  130,  great  Britaiii-st. 
Halpin  John,    [Saint   Patrick]    Mountjoy- 
court 
Hanlon  James,  154,  Thomas-st. 
Hanratty  Mary,  38,  Coombe 
Hardiman  Patrick,  47,  Townsend-st. 
Harding  James,  7,  Park-st.  e. 
Harewood  John,  1,  Essex-gate 
Harrison  James,  37,  upper  Lificy-st. 
Haughton  Wm.  21,  great  George-st.  s. 
Haj'cs  Lawrence,  135,  Baggot-st. 
Healy  Patrick,  5,  Silver-st.  Ellis-quay 


DUBLIN. 


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Healy  John,  2,  Mar]<et-st. 

Hebert  Nicholas,  6,  Smock-alley 

Herbert  Mary,  [ship]  Clontarf 

Hickey  Jeremiah,  151,  James-st, 

Higgios  Mary,  60,  City-quay 

Higgins  Barthw.  112,  Coombe 

Horseman  Margaret,  4,  Bolton-st. 

Howell  Henry,  15,  Ardee-st. 

Hughes  Patrick,  Lacy-lane 

Hughes  Michael,  35,  Frederick-st.  s. 

Hughes  John,  81,  Marlbro'-st. 

Ingham  George,  Clontarf 

Johnson  Thomas,  110,  New-st. 

Johnston  James,  [ci^Jer]  121,  Summer-hill 

Kane  Wm.  16,  Park-st.  i" 

Kane  Patrick,  88,  Sir  John's-quay 

Kavanagh  Felix,  1,  Kevins-port 

Keane  Patrick,  94,  Sir  John's-quay 

Kearney  P-  (theatre  tavern)  20,  Crow-st. 

Kearney  Andrew,  21,  lower  Mary-st. 

Kearney  Michael,  44,  Meath-st. 

Kearns  Peter,  93,  Pill-  lane 

Kearns  Catherine,  133,  Jamesrst. 

Keating  Ambrose,  163,  Thomas-st. 

Keathig  John,  18,  New-market 

Keating  Margaret,  Clontarf 

Keating  John,  7,  Temple-bar 

Keenan  Andrew,  6,  Baggot's-courfe 

Kelly  John,  18,  Abbey-st. 

Kelly  Charles,  23,  Coles-lane 

Kelly  Elmer,  20,  Wood-quay 

Kennedy  Charles,  146,  Capel-st. 

Kennedy  Michael,  17,  Cross-poddle 

Kenny  Owen,  4,  n.  Earl  st. 

Kernan  Edward,  118,  Thomas-st. 

King  Patrick,  26,  lower  Sackville-st. 

Kinsela  Frances,  1,  Usher's-quay 

Kinselas  Wm.  76,  Townsend-st, 

Lacy  Patrick,  61,  n.  King-st. 

Ladley  Henry,  147,  Capel-st. 

Lahiffe  James,  31,  lower  Dorset-st. 

Lamb  James,  33,  cross  Kevin-st. 

Lamb  Wm,  129,  New-st. 

Landan  Patrick,  108,  Thomas-st. 

Landy  Peter,  58,  Bridge-foot-st. 

Landly  Thomas,  180,  old  Church-st. 

Langan  John,  23,  n.  King-st. 

Lawler  Mary,  22,  Smithfield 

Lawless  Catherine,  40,  CharlemOnt-st. 

Leary  Patrick,  34,  Golden-lane 

Leary  Martin,  1,  Clare-st. 

Lenan  Monica,  23,  Ash-st. 

Lewis  Thomas,  7,  Portland-st. 

Lightfoot  Nathan,  14,  Pill-lane 

Little  Thomas,  26,  Thomas-st. 

Livingston  Arthur,  65,  Summer-hill 

Long  Michael,  43,  City-quay 

Long  Jane,  Dunleary 

Looby  John,  113,  Abbey-st. 

Lourans  John,  20,  old  Church-st. 

Lube  James,  33,  Golden-lane 

Lundy  Wm.  (Ormond  tavevi\)  24,  Ardee-st. 

Lynch  Rd.  45,  n.  King-st. 

Lynch  Christ.  32,  lower  Dorset-st. 

Lynch  Edmund,  17,  Coombe 

Lyng  Dennis,  52,  City-quay 

Lynham  Michael,  22,  Denmark-st. 


Lyons  Thomas,  3,  JohnsonVcourt 

M'Avoy  John,  40,  Abbey-st. 

M'Cabe  Terence,  Canal-place 

M'Cabe  James,  65,  Meath-st. 

M'Cann  James,  12,  lower  Britain-sti 

M'Dermott  Michael,  23,  High-st. 

M'Dermott  Roderick,  3,  Bonham-st. 

M'Dermott  Stephen,  15^  n.  Anne-st. 

M'Dermott  Catherine,  J8,  Townsend-st. 

M'Donagh  John,  1,  Moore-lane 

M'Gahy  John,  19,  Peter-st. 

M 'Garry  James,  94,  Marlbro'-st. 

M'Ginnis  Wm.  150,  old  Churdi-st. 

M'Ginnis  Lawr.  39,  Pimlico 

M'Ginnis  Pat.  C8,  n.  King-st- 

M'Guinness  Wm.  169,  old  Church-st. 

M'Kee  J.  P.  Kilmainham 

M'Keon  Daniel,  1,  Merrion-niw 

Mackey  Thomas,  66,  City-quay 

M'Quirke  Pat.  i44|,  upper  Dorset-st. 

M'Quaid  Neal,  38,  William-st. 

Macken  John,  7,  Queen-st. 

Madden  John,  43,  Meath-st. 

Magennis  Patrick,  2,  Swifts-row 

Maguire  Joseph,  25,  Nicholas-«t. 

Maguire  Hugh,  47,  Exchequer-st. 

Maguire  James,  14,  Marrow-bone-Iaiie 

Mangan  M.  117,  upper  Dorset-st. 

Malone  Mary,  2,  Clare  la'xie 

Mangam  Pat.  2,  Petticoat-lane 
Marr  Patrick,  Clontarf 
Martin  Brgt.  26,  Kildare-st. 

Martin  M, 56,  Thomas-st. 

Matthews  Wm.  88,  Marlbro'-st. 
Merry  Richard,  69,  Thoraas-st. 
Mikel  Robert,  57,  City-quay 

Miley  Robert,  79,  Thomas-st. 
Milley  James,  1 ,  Redmonds-hill 
Milley  Garratt,  13,  Garden-lane 
Mitchell  Joseph,  72,  Bride-st. 
Mooney  James,  1 1,  Bridge-foot-st 
Mooney  John,  Rings-end 
Mooney  Thomas,  Rings  end 
Mooney  Martha,  13,  Wood-quay 
Moore  John,  1,  Market-st. 
Morgan  Anthony,  38,  Essex-st. 
Morris  Paul,  Wine-tavern-st. 
Morrison  Francis,  15,  George's-quay 
Moylan  John,  1,  Werburgh-st. 
Mulhall  Peter,  108,  Francis -st. 
Mulligan  Walter,  14,  Trinity-«t. 
Mulligan  Wm.  32,  upper  Lifey-st, 
Mulligan  Edw.  35,  Henry-st. 
MuUia  Mary,  119,  Thomas-st. 
Mulvey  Francis,  136,  Francis-st. 
Mulvey  Andrew.  15,  Cooke-st. 
Murphy  Edwd.  76,  ToiTuseud-st, 
Murphy  Thomas,  4,  Bank-st. 
Murphy  Martin,  90,  Sir  John's-quay 
Murphy  James,  Irish- town 
Murphy  Dennis,  40,  Cumberland-st,  n. 
Murphy  Alice,  7,  Corn  market 
Murphy  Henry,  119,  upper  Doreet-st. 
Alurphy  Lawr.  37,  great  George-st.  s. 
Murray  John,  53,  Bride-st. 
Murray  Mary,  1,  Mill-st. 
Murray  Margaret,  140,  lower  James-tt. 


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Murray  Patrick,  32,  Nicholas- st. 

Murta  Andrew,  6,  Engine-alley 

Neary  Nicholas,  109,  Coombe 

Neill  Robert,  8,  Clarendon-st. 

Nelson  W.  H.  66,  Barrack-st. 

Nixon  Christopher,  9,  Mabbot-st. 

Nolan  James,  142,  great  Britain-st. 

Nowlan  Murtagh,  65,  Francis-st. 

Novvlan  John,  3,  Bolton-st. 

Nowlan  Michael,  9,  Trinity-st. 

Nugent  William,  27,  Constitution-hill 

O'Brien  William,  17,  upper  Stephen-st. 

O'Brien  Joseph,  48,  lower  Kevin-st. 

O'Brien  John,  156,  Francia-st. 

O'Brien  Christopher,  1 1,  Gi-anby-row 

O'Brien  James,  145,  great  Britain-st. 

O'Donohoo  Patrick,  Harolds-cross 

O'Gara  Farrell,  81,  Coombe 

O'Leary  John,  38,  great  Britain-st. 

O'Neill  Edward,  23,  Leeson  lane 

O'Neill  John,  109,  James-st. 

O'Reilly  Edward,  111,  Sir  John's-quay 

Orr  William,  85,  New-st. 

Pigott  John,  24,  lower  Bridge-st. 

Pilkington  John,  2,  great  George-st.  south 

Plowman  William,  Kilmainham 

Portfield  Jane,  79,  Fleet-st. 

Purden  John,  156,  Mechlenburgh-st. 

Quade  Thomas,  68,  Barrack-st. 

Quin  Margaret,  22,  Coles-lane 

Radcliffe  John,  21,  Aston'i-quay 

Raverty  James,  16,  little  Ship-st. 

Redmond  George,  Rings-end 

Redmond  Michael,  39,  lower  Kevin-st. 

Redmond  Michael,  Canal-place 

Reiley  James,  2,  Hanover-lane 

Reilly  Miles,  2,1,  Pill-lane 

Reynolds  Edward,  1 ,  Henry-st. 

Roach  Nicholas,  24,  Bridge-foot-st. 

Robinson  Henry,  Crampton-court 

Rogers  Miehsel,  55,  Henry-st. 

Rogers  Michael,  110,  upper  Church-st. 

Rooney  Thomas,  4f ,  Bow-lane 

Ross  John,  19,  Richmond-st. 

Ryan  Matthew,  12,  Stephen-green,  north 

Ryder  William,  [King  Geo.  HI.]  37,  City-q. 

Sampson  John,  north  Frederick-st. 

Sexton  Mai'y,  Dunleary 

Sharp  Joseph,  11,  Kevins-port 

Sheild  Patrick,  Eden-quay 

Sheridan  John,  19,  Corn-market 

Sheridan  Terence,  1 ,  great  Brunswick-st. 

Sheridan  Farrell,  Kilmainham 

Sheridan  James,  4,  Johnson's-court 

Sheridan  Thpmas,  76,  Exchequer-st. 

Sheridan  Thomas,  102,  Fraucis-st. 

Sheridan  Patrick,  11,  Meath-st. 

Sherry  Patrick^  66,  Mary's-lane 

Short  Charles,  85,  great  Georje-st.  south 

Sinnott  Elinor,  1,  Bishop-st. 

Smith  John,  13,  Patrick-st. 

3mith  Peter,  28,  great  George-st.  south 

Smith  E-  63,  Barrack-st. 

Smith  John,  47,  Arran-quay 

Smyth  Patrick,  18,  Cutfe-st. 

Smyth  Edward,  26,  north  King-st. 

Smyth.  James,  Sycamore-alley 


Smyth  John,  106,  Pill-lane 
Staunter  Edward,  35,  great  George-st.  s. 
Sullivan  Laurence,  Clanbrazil-st. 
Sweeney  James,  144,  upper  Dorset-st. 
Taylor  Mark,  7,  Pill-lane 
Thornton  Richard,  6,  lower  Liffey-st, 
Tiernan  John,  North-strand 
Timmens  Michael,  1 00,  Thomas-st. 
Tighe  Thomas,  38,  Exchequer-st» 
Timms  William.  29,  Moss-8t. 
Tomey  Ann,  55,  New-st. 
Toole  John,  Crampton-court 
Troye  Rose,  79,  James-st. 
Treece  Jonathan,  61,  Bow-lane 
Tyrrell  Ann,  49,  James-st. 
A'aughan  Susan,  20,  Batchelors-walk 
Vecchio  Rose,  58,  lower  Fleet-st. 
Vickers  Daniel,  24,  Bride-st. 
Wade  James,  136,  great  Britain-st. 
W alsli  Patrick,  3,  King-st.  south 
Walsh  Thomas,  great  Charles-sU 
Walsh  Thomas,  Denmark-st. 
Whelan  James,  13,  Suffolk-st. 
AVhite  P.  [old  liv.  Co.  Packet-house]  1, 

George's- quay 
White  Margaret,  44,  New-market 
Wilson  William,  79,  lower  Mount-st, 

Watch  and  Cloek  ManufacitireM, 

Allen  Richard,  40,  Capel-st. 

Barrington  Isaac,  20,  Westmoreland-st, 

Beith  Robert,  16,  George's-quay 

Blundell  Thomas,  142,  Abbey-st. 

Bradshaw  Rt.  19,  Hemy-st. 

Buchonnon  Thomas,  31,  College  green 

Bullock  Wm.  8,  Capel-st. 

Burke  James,  37,  Stephen-st. 

Carty  Wm.  33,  s.  great  George-st, 

Chancelor  John,  35,  lower  Sacfcville-st. 

Clarke  Wm.  1,  Ellis-quay 

Connor  John,  153,  Capel-st. 

Craig  Richard,  48,  Thomas-st. 

Dalrymple  John,  42,  Aungier-st. 

Farley  Thomas,  82,  Grafton- st. 

Fry  Samuel,  [clocks]  8,  Tyinity-pfece 

Garty  George,  30,  William-st. 

Gaskin  John,  22,  College-green 

Gordon  and  Fletcher,  77,  Dame-st. 

Hanlon  W.  93,  Dame-st. 

Hartstone  Henry,  10,,Mercer-st. 

Heney  Pat.  65,  Capel-st, 

Hodges  Frederick,  27,  Grafton-st. 

Holmes  Chr.  18,  Ormond-quay 

Hughes  Patrick,  73,  n.  King-st. 

Johnson  J.  F.  (&  jeweller)  19,  Parliamcut-st, 

Johnson  F.  T.  8,  Parliament-st. 

Kennedy  Patrick,  22,  Arran-quay 

Kennedy  Roge.",  54,  Mary-st. 

Kisler  Anthony,  (clockb)  34,  gt.  Geo-st.  s. 

L'Estrange  Anthonv,  81,  Dame-st. 

M'Master  Maxwell,"  97,  Grafton-st. 

May  John,  39,  Grafton-st. 

Morgan  Wm.  105,  Grafton-st. 

Osborne  and  Molyneux,  2,  Grafton.-st. 

Peter  and  Co.  109,  Grafton-st. 

Pilkington  Thomas,  30,  upper  Sackville-st, 

Rorke  Walter,  24,  lower  S^ckyitle-st. 


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79 


Scott  and  Son,  4i,  Grafton-s*. 
Seed  Richard,  20,  Bride-st. 
Sharpe  Chrt.  57,  Exchequer-st. 
Sinclair  Wm.  164,  Capel'St. 
Smitli  Edwd.  (clooks)  54,  Jorvis-st. 
Vizer  Barnaby,  26,  upper  Exehange-6t» 
Walsh  James,  33,  Capel-st. 
Warner  and  Hinds,  9,  CoHege-jgreen 
Waugh  James  ^  Sons,  24^  lower.Jajtnes-st. 

Waa?  and  Talloju)  Chandlers  and  Soap 

Boilers. 

Adrien  Paul,  42,  Thomas-st. 
Atkinson  William,  32,  Ushers-quay 
Barnier  Joseph,  2,  upper  Stephen-st. 
Barrington  J .  and  Co.  (tallow)  13,  Pill-lane 
Bermingham  James,  18,  Francis-st. 
Birkctt  W.  J.  10,  Ryder's-row 
Birkett  G.  H.  34,  upper  Jervis-st, 
Bloxliam  Mark,  26,  Gardiners-place 
Bradley  Mipiil.  (M  tobacco)  125,  Coombe 
Brady  Nicholas,  95,  upper  Dorset-st. 
Branagan  Thomas,  129,  grpat  Britain-at. 

and  8,  lower  Mount-st. 
Brangan  Michael,  l48,  north  King-st. 
Brownrigg  William,  34,  William-st. 
Bury  John,  35,  St.  Patrick-st. 
Butler  Philip,  121,  Capel-pt. 
Byrne  Robert,  32,  Thomas-st. 
Byrne  Charles,  32,  Cuffe-st. 
Callaghan  Timothy,  30,  mid.  Gai'diner-st. 
Callagkan  Thomas,  53,  Pill-lane 
Callaghan  Jane,  39,  Abbey^st. 
Carney  Daniel,  126,  JamesTSt. 
Casey  J.  10,  Kingrst.  south 
t!hartres  John,  164,  great  Britaij^st, 
Colgan  Patriflk,  67,  Queen-rst. 
ColganEdw.  [and  soap  b.]  158,  Thomas-st. 
Colgan  William,  18,  Da\i'8on-st. 
Conlan  Owen,  16,  cast  Arran-st. 
Daly  John,  24,  little  Mary-«t. 
Danelly  Patrick,  1 55,  King-et.  north 
Danelly  George,  1 0,  Q«een-»t. 
Danelly  George,  70,  south  grait  George-st. 
Dease  Edward  and  Elias,  25,  east  Arran-st. 
Dbeerit^g  Joseph,  fand  tob.]  43,  Francis-at. 
Dixon  Robert,  1,  Erne-st. 
Doran  James,  47,  great  Britain-st. 
Doran  Jfjmes,  64,  Cook-st. 
Dufour  Samuel,  6,  Fleet-et. 
Dunbavin  William,  56,  High-st. 
Dunn  Dennis,  1,  lower  Dorset-st. 
F;arraa  Stephen,  29,  Patrick-st. 
Farreil  Patrick,  133,  north  Kiijg-st. 
Flay  Thoii)a6, 30,  Teraple-b&r 
F^n  Williaip,  29,  Kevins-port 
Fijkp  John,  71,  Churcb-st. 
Fitzpatrick  John,  13^,  Thomas-st. 
Fitzpatrick  Thomas,  54,  Themas-st, 
Flanagan  John,  36,  Mary-st. 
Gill  Edward,  62,  Leeson^st.    - 
Grace  John,  13,  Bol^n-st. 
Grange  Mattliew,  71,  Char}emont-st. 
Healy  Margaret,  2,  upper  Exchauge-st. 
Healy  Terence,  64,  Mftiy'g-lflie 
Hornidge  John,  3.^,  lower  Fleet-st. 


Jackson  Richard,  73,  Barrack-st- 

Kavanagh  P.  66,  Thomas-st. 

Kearney  John,  169,  great  Britaiti-st. 

Kenny  George,  14,  great  George-st.  8. 

King  William,  9,  Moore-st. 

Knaggs  Jonathan,  58,  Exebequer-at. 

Lambert  John,  12,  Chatbam-st. 

Lawrence  Samuel,  5,  Eustace-st. 

Ledwich  Francis,  15,  upper  Exchange-st, 

Leedom  James,  35,  Moore-st. 

M'Cann  Judith,  57,  Fishamble-st. 

Maguire  Thomas,  56,  King-st.  south 

Mahon  Dominick,  10,  Mary-st. 

Malone  James,  4,  Werburgh-st. 

Mayne  John,  9,  Bride-st. 

Me tcalf  Anthony,  106,  Francis-st. 

Molloy  Thomas,  143,  great  Britain-st. 

Moncics  George,  48,  great  George-st-  »outk 

Monks  Catharine,  111,  New-st. 

Moore  James,  147,  Abbey-st. 

Morgan  Patrick,  2,  Patrick-st. 

Mullen  James,  55,  Francis-st, 

Morgan  Robert,  193,  great  Britain»st, 

Newman  Samuel,  5,  Anglesea-st. 

Nolan  Patrick,  29,  lower  Sackvill/e-5|u 

Now!  an  John,  37,  Meath-st. 

Nowlan  Anne,  160,  great  Bjitain-st. 

Nowlan  George,  74,  Exchequer-st. 

O'Connor  William,  36,  Thomas-st. 

Odium  Henry,  Ansley-bridge 

O'Neills  C.  (and  oil)  15,  Merrioo-row 

Owens  Patrick,  61,  Meath-st. 

Pearson  John,  8,  upper  Exchan^e-st. 

Pearson  John,  20,  Clare-st. 

Pearson  John,  5,  Baggot-st. 

Pender  J.  139,  Francis-st. 

Phepoe  Nicholas,  26,  Townsend-st. 

Rafter  Mary,  33,  Thomas-st. 

Rathbone  Henry  and  Hawthoi:n,  [wax  and 

.   spermaceti]  48,  Essex-st. 

Ratigan  John,  19,  south  CumberUnd-st. 

Reilly  Patrick,  28,  Psitrjck  st. 

Reilly  Ch.  and  Co.  4,  C^iurcli-lape,  joutk 

Rice  Thomas,  52,  Henry-rst. 

Ridgeway  William,  10,  great  Geocge-st. 

Ringland  A.  H.  24,  Bishop-st, 

Ryan  Percival,  165,  gre£^t  Britain-st, 

Salmon  Daniel,  35,  Poolbegg-st, 

Segrave  Thomas,  (soap  b.)  1,  up,  Kevin-«st. 

Segrave  Richard,  HO,  great  Britaip.-st. 

Sheridan  Jolm,  97,  Franeis-st. 

Sherlock  Mary,  52,  great  Britain-st, 

Slater  and  M'Glon,  106,  upper  Dorget-st. 

Stephens  Robert,  86,  Capel-st. 

Stephens  William  and  Edv^ard,  29,  Briderst. 

Ternan  Nicholas,  33,  Towns^Rd-st. 

Tharell  Peter,  31,  Grafton-st- 

Thomas  James,  15,  R£dmQnds-bJll 

Tighe  Michael,  15,  Tljomas-st. 

Thompson  Henry,  2,  uortji  Earl-§t. 

Tobin  John,  51,  Cutf^:-st. 

Troy  James,  135,  Francif-s^. 

Vaughan  A.  14,  Town§end-st, 

Vickers  Robe,rt,  (soap  boiief^)  74,  Fraijcfe-9t'. 

Walpole  Ann,  23,  Duk^-st, 

Walsh  Michael,  11,  Braba?on-st, 

Warren  Lawrence,  47,  Golden-lanr 


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irUBLIN. 


Whelan  WilKam,  140,  Thomas-st. 
Wheatley  Jane,  18,  Kedns-port 
Whitty  Moses,  33,  Bolton-st,        . 
Woods  M.  A.  22,  Fishamble-st. 
Wheelwrights. 
See  also  Coach  Makers.. 
Begg  Philip,  113,  Townsend-st, 
Cogfalan  Thomas,  (cars)  10,  Cnckoo-lane 
Hackett  H.  {&  machine  mkr.)  10,  Island-st. 
Popplewell  Tho.  (and  engineer)  52,  Cork-st. 
Riley  Philip,  Poolbegg-st. 

fFhip  Makers. 
See  also  Saddlers. 
Butler  John,  84,  Thomas-st. 
Ford  Christopher,  36,  Watling-st. 
Kane  John,  10,  Duke-st. 
Kells  Robert,  120,  n.  King-3t. 
Pittman  Lawrence,  10,  Suffolk-st. 
Rice  James,  1,  up.  Stephen-st. 
Walsh  James,  88,  Thomas-st. 

Whitesmiths  and  Bellhangers. 
Gaynor  Thomas,  13,  Ryder's-row 
Hayes  Matthew,  (&  blacksmith)  Bellview 
Taylor  Wm.  55,  Exchequer-st. 
Toole  Wm.  10,  Aungier-st. 

Wine  Importers  and  Merchants. 
Bellingham  and  Jones,  5,  Harcourt-st. 
Boyd  Wm.  6,  lower  Jervis-st. 
Brooke  George,  1,  Gardiner's-row 
Butler  and  Scott,  49,  Abbey-st. 
BymeM.&  J.&Co.  (&  hops)10,  Eustace-st. 
Clarke  Philip,  40,  n.  King-st. 
Courtney  David,  56,  Summer-hill 
Dempsey  John  and  Co.  54,  Abbey-st. 
Dempster  Frederick ,  25,  Bride-st. 
Forrestal  Catharine  and  Son,  Dame-lane 
Fuller  J.  and  T.  75,  Meath-st. 
Gray  James,  49,  Abbey-st. 
Hardy  P.  D.  19  and  20,  great  Longford-st. 
Haughton  Duke,  61,  Jervis-»t. 
Hendrick  John,  27,  upper  Jervis-st. 
Hughes  Michael,  5,  Luke-st. 
James  Aid.  J.  K.  9,  Cavendish-row 
Lowther  Edw.  10,  Fowness-st. 
M'Mahon  Hugh,  27,  great  Strand-st. 
MaffetSaml.  &Co.  (&spirits),47,  Marlbr.-st. 
Malone  Lawrence,  100,  Brid6-st. 
Mangan  Richd.  22,  Eustace-st. 
Monsarratt  Mark,  55,  Summer-hill 
Murphy  Patrick,  68,  Summer-hill 
Nelson  John,  (&  porter)  23,  Usher's-quay 
Newcombe  George,  11,  Fowness-st. 
Nugent  James,  6,  lower  Gloster-st. 
O'Connor  Richd.  53,  Abbey-st. 
O'Kelly  Thos.  56,  Abbey-st. 
Pidgeon  Wm.  20,  Whitefriar-st. 
Ramsay  J.  W.  55,  Abbey-st, 
Richardson  Wm.  25,  Abbey-st. 
Risk  C.  and  A.  172,  old  Church-st. 
Robinson  Jphn,  24,  Usher's-quay 
Scurleg  Gregory,  44,  Dominick-st. 
Shaw  and  Hall,  2,  George's-quay 
Short  John,  28,  Camden-st. 
Smith  Joseph,  124,  Towusend-st. 
Sneyd,  French  &  Barton,  42,  up.  Sackr.*st. 
Sparrow  Wm.  7,  Eustace-st. 


Tarleton  Edw,  9,  SummeC'ihill!  v  ,yf bS(  aaud 

Tyndall  Ann  and  Son,  20,  Jerviai^^ar.jgitnf,^ 

Walsh  John,  3,  lower  Gloster-st.  ,■-',-'    "'Sr 

West  John,  121,  Abbey-st.  '"v." 

White  James,  60,  Marlbro'-st. 

White  Thomas,  13,  Denzille-st, 

Wilson  James  R.  55,  Abbey-st. 

Wisdom  John  and  Co.  9,  Fleet-st. 
Wire  Workers. 

Buckley  J.  (boulting  machines)  114,New-st. 

Cavanagh  Thomas,  20,  great  Britain-st. 

Conyngham  John,  19,  great  Britain-st. 
Ellis  Michael,  (&  flour  machines)  9,  Fum- 
bally's-lane 

Holmes  Susannah,  lower  Ship-st. 
Littlewood  John,  (thread)  3,  Usher-st. 
Woollen  Merchants,  Drapers,  and 
Manchester  Warehouses. 
Acheson  and  Smith,  13,  College-green 
Aeheson  Joseph,  113,  Grafton-st. 
Alexander  Frederick,  12,  Castle-st. 
Andrew*  Wm.  (Irish  woollens)  33,  Castle-st. 
Armstrong  &  Byrne,  29,  Merchants-quay 
Asbmore  Richard,  21,  Francis-st. 
Baird  Samuel  and  Thomas,  64,  Pill-lane 
Baker  John,  5,  Parliament-st. 
Bayley  P.  E.  &  Co.  (ready-made  clothes)  1 1 7, 

Grafton-st. 
Beasiey  Joseph  &  Co.  21 ,  Merchanti-quay 
Bellwood  Rt.  16,  Ardee-row 
Blacker  James,  7,  College-green 
Black  wall  Wm.  22,  Parliament-st. 
Blood  N.  and  T.  36,  Westmoreland-st.  \ 

Bolton  &  Co.  (wholesale)  15,  Merchants-q.    ', 
Boyan  M.  49,  Fishamblc-st.  i 

Brennaud&  Redmond,  (factors)  39,  l.Bdg.-st.'  | 
Briscall  John,  John's-lane 
Brisscoe  and  Co.  112,  Grafton-st. 
Brophy  Eliza,  13,  High-st. 
Burton  Thomas,  30,Trancis-st. 
Byrne  Chas.  (to his  Excellency)  35,  Castle-st. 
Byrne  Ross,  7,  Francis-st. 
Byrne  and  Burton,  30,  Francis-st. 
Byrne  Patrick,  17,  Francis-st. 
Byrne  Maurice,  15,  Francis-st. 
Carroll  Henry,  Eden-quay 
Christian  T.  R.  (and  tMlor)  14,  Westmore- 
land-st, i 
Coleman  Henry,  58,  Bride-st.                            * 
Cooke  &  Mincliin,  Lucas  &  Co.  10,  Parlia- 
ment-st. 
Coleman  James  and  Henry,  19,  Francis-st, 
Coleman  Jane,  22,  High-st. 
Conway  Thos,  (&  cotton)  2,  low.  Bridge-st. 
Cox  Joseph,  44,  Castle-st. 
Crawford  Thos.  (wholesale)  18,  Eustace-st, 
Crawford  Wm,  &  Jas.  14,  Merchants-quay 
Cusack  Edwd.  [&  blankets]  34,  Westmore- 
land-st. 
Crean  Andrew,  5,  Inns-quay 
Cullen  and  Co.  16,  Arran-quay 
DayW.  R.  1,  Dam?-st. 
Dickson  John,  39,  Westmoreland-st, 
Dillon  Thomas  and  Luke,  [wool  erant]  25, 

Usher's-quay 
Doyne  Chas.  91,  Dame-«t. 


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81 


Dudgeon  John  and  Co.  10,  Merchants-quay 

Dunn  Edw,  7,  lower  Sackville-st. 

Edmiston  Mary,  60,  High-st. 

Egan  John,  11,  Merchanta-quay 

Egan  Clare  and  James,  (flannel  &  blankets) 

19,  High-st. 
Fletcher  Wm.  15,  lower  Sackville-st. 
Flood  T.  and  P.  11,  Dame-st. 
French  Wm.  10,  Westmoreland-st, 
French  James,  37,  Castle-st. 
Gahan  Jas.  (merchant)  27,  Francis-st. 
Gamble  Samuel,  64,  High-st. 
Geogerty  and  Murplty,  33,  Merchauts-quay 
Geoghegan  M.  J.  26,  Dame-st. 
Geraghty  Lawrence,  11,  lower  Bridge-st. 
Glover  J.  and  R.  (who.)  25,  low.  Sackvl.-st, 
Gogarty  Patrick,  (and  men's  mercer)  71, 

Dame-st. 
Graham  Christopher,  30,  Merchants-quay 
Graham  Chas.  30,  Merchants-quay 
Graham  Edw.  and  Co.  76,  Abbey-st. 
Gray  R.  and  G.  north  Anae-st. 
Hague,  Beaumont  &  Cooke,  57,  Fisham.-st. 
Harding  Wm.  2,  Corn-market 
Hardy  and  Gardiner,  78,  Dame-st. 
Harney  M.  corner  Sldnner-row 
Hart  Matthew.,  75,  Dame-st. 
Hawkshaw  John,  24,  Francis-st. 
Hayes  Wm.  (linen  &cotton)  12,New-row,  w 
Henry  Robert,  15,  College-greea 
Hickson  John,  26,  College-green 
Koughton  Jer.  12,  Usher's-quay 
Hughes  Bridget,  10,  High-st. 
Humphreys  Wm.  17,  Merchants-quay 
Irvine  and  Co.  19,  Merchants-quay 
Jones  John,  5,  Dame-st. 
Kearns  M.  6,  upper  Bridg«-st. 
Kiernan  Patrick,  4  and  5,  Thomaa-st. 
Lawless  and  Toole,  23,  upper  Sackville-st. 
Lawrence  and  Reynolds,  71,  Pill-lane 
Lear  and  Walsh,  9,  Linen  Hall-st. 
Leet  Wm.  4,  Merchants-quay 
Lynch  Chas.  6,  Usher's-quay 
Lynch  and  Young,  31,  New-row,  west 
Lyster  Thomas,  31,  Dame-st. 
M'Ardell  Matthew,  15,  High-st. 
M'Greery  Thomas,  59,  High-st. 
M'Creery  John,  5,  High-st. 
M'Dermott  Murphy  &  Co.  (who.)  3fi,  lower 

Bridge-st. 
M'Donagh  Edward,  8,  lower  Sackville-st. 
Mahon  N.  (wo.  mer.)  26,  Merchants-quay 
Martin  Nicholas,  52,  Pill-lane 
Matthews  Jehu,  [Man.wh.]  5,  Linen  Hallnst. 
Milling  Wm.  76,  Dame-st. 
Millner  Geo.  (&  stuff)  1,  St.  Andrews-st. 
Minnitt  Wm.  (&  cotton)  25,  Merchaiits-q. 
Morris  Thomas,  16,  High-st. 
Mullen  &.  Co.  [Man.  whs.]  7,  Wormwood-gate 
Mulligan  Patrick,  4,  Bridge-st. 
MunceS.  and  Co.  10,  Usher's-quay 
Nolan  Briscoe  &  Co.  [blankets]  1 15,  Graf. -st. 
Nowlan  and  Walsh,  2,  Francis-st. 
Nugent  Richard,  (&  cotton)  27.  Bridge-st. 
O'Brien  R.  D.  &  M.  5,  Usher's-quay 
O'Connor  Dennis,  8,  Ross-lane 
O'fiorman  Richard,  3,  Usher' s-qway 
L 


O'Halloran  Edwd.  21,  upper  Bridge-it. 

O'Halloran  James,  13,  Merchants-quay 

O'Halloran  Edwd,  21,  upper  Bridge-tt, 

O'Loughlin  Andrew,  19,  Skinner-row 

Parsons  Wm.  39,  Castle-st. 

Phibba  John,  73,  Dame-st. 

Richey  Robert,  (wh.)  91,  Grafton-»t. 

Robinson  Wm.  and  Co.  8,  Inns-quay 

Rogerson  John,  58,  Wm.-st. 

Russell  Henry,  24,  Eustace-st. 

Saul  Jas.  4,  High-st, 

Shannon  Edwd.  31,  Castle-st. 

Shine  Wm.  90,  Dame-st. 

Simpson  John  and  J.  66,  Dame-st. 

Smyth  Daniel,  4,  College-green 

Smyth  and  Nicholson,  2,  Parliament-st. 

Stinson  John,  36,  Castle-st. 

Stubber  John  and  Co.  23,  Dame-st. 

Talbot  Wm,  H.  12,  College-green 

Talbot  Samuel,  40,  Castle-st. 

Taylor  Wm.  40,  Westmoreland-st. 

Vance  and  Beers,  13,  lower  Bridge-st. 

Walsh  and  Kelly,  12,  High-st. 

Walsh  Jas.  10,  John's-lane 

Walker  Jas.  (woollen  &  fancy  waistcoatingt 
23,  upper  Bridg6-st. 

Wentworth  Wm.  5,  Inns-quay 

West  John,  30,  College-green 

White  Wm.  late  John  Stamper  (and  tailor) 
Church-lane 

Whitfield  Thomas,  5,  old  Church-st. 

Williams  J.  D.  &  Co.  (wh.)  15,  Eustace-»t, 

Williams  Griffith,  (wh.)  9,  Crampton-couit 

Wardle  T.  &  J.  &  Co,  12,  Francis-st. 

Willis  Geo.  and  Co.  11,  Kildare-st. 

Wright  John,  29,  Skinner-st. 

Woollen  Manufacturers. 

Atkinson  Thomas,  15,  Mark's-alley 

Beasley  Thomas,  40,  New-market 

Bradford  William,  13,  Brail hwaite-st. 

Beeby  Samuel,  1 ,  Weaver-square 

Hunn  Henry,  (blankets)  56,  great  Bfitain-st. 

Burke  William  apd  Co.  (oil  and  dyewoods) 
Mill-town  and  Skipps-alley,  Merchants-«[. 

Burke  William,  32,  Charaber-st. 

Burke  Christopher,  20,  Chamber-st. 

Burke  Walter,  19,  Chamber-st. 

Butler  J.  and  A.  23,  Chamber-st, 

Boardman  Joseph,  33,  Ardee-st. 

Bourk  Walter,  26,  Ardea-st. 

Clarke  Thomas,  12,  Chamber-st. 

Dowling  Christopher,  8,  Chamber-st. 

Dromgoole  Christopher,  2,  Weaver-square 

Foley  G.J.  20,  Pool-st. 

Furlong  Robert,  24,  Chamber-st. 

Gray  burn  Rt,  (&  presser)  17,  Brabaaon-row 

Houghton  Jeremiah,  i2.  Ushers-quay 

Irwin  William,  37,  Chamber-st, 

Jones  James,  15,  Brabazon-row 

Kane  D.  and  Son,  70,  Dame-st. 

Kearney  J.  and  J.  10,  Pimlico 

Lambert  P.  and  J.  (army  clothiers)  14,  Bra- 
bazon-row 

Lambert  John,  42,  Chamber-st. 

Lambert  John,  3,  Pool-st. 

Lowry  James,  (flannel)  54,  Pill-lane 

Marabe  Matthew,  3,  Joho-st.  ». 


8§  DUBLIN. 


M'Cormick  JfdlfeP^  75,  G6t)riifec 

M'Craci^-'-n  Addr^,  18,  Chamber-st.  and 
Red-mills,  Caapel-izod 

Macbin  Simou,  5,  Weaver-square 

JVIulhoiiand  Thomas,  61,  Pill-laae 

Murray  John,  33,  New-rtiarket 

Neill  William,  33,  Cliamber-st. 

Neill  John  and  Robert,  22,  Chamber-st. 

Neill  TliomHS,  5,  John-st  south 

Nowlan  and  Shaws,  10,  Westmoreland-st. 
and  Merino  Factory,  Kilkenny 

Nugent  Edmund,  11,  College-green 

Nultv  John,  10,  Brabazon-row 

O'Leary  Patrick,  19,  Pool-st. 

Oxley  Tboiuas,  1,  Ceeilia-st. 

Parker  Thomas,  13,  Brabazon-row 

Read  John,  10  and  11,  Chair.ber-st. 

Reeves  George,  14  and  3fi,  Chamber-st, 

Rouike  Patrick,  9,  Brabazon-row 

Shaw  John,  6,  Ardee-at, 

Tuton  and  Foss,  28,  Chambor-st.  and  Rock- 
brook 

Watson  John,  40,  Chamber-st. 

Wheatley  Thomas,  16,  Spital-fields 

Wilde  John,  (flannel)  63,  Pill-lane 

Wilkinson  William,  15,  lower  Uridgc-st. 

Willans  O.  and  Sons,  6,  low.  Bridge-st.  and 
Hibernian  Mills 

Willans  John,  8,  upper  Camden-st, 

Williams  Nathaniel,  33,  Cole-alley 

Wool  Combers. 
Merryman  James,  104,  Coonibe 
O'Reilly  James,  31.  Coombe 
Russell  Joseph,  8,  Spital-fields 

Wool  Factors,  Staplers,  Sf  Merchants. 
Eccles  Richard,    (blankets   and  yarn)    2}, 

Smock-alley,  and  Wakefield,  England 
Matthews  S.  and  T.  26,  Smithfield 
Mullen  Barnabas    [wool  merchant]    16, 
.    Chanjber-st. 

.iSeill  Thomas,  5,  John-st.  south 
Reilly  James,  31,  Coombe 
Roberts  Wm.^  Thomas-court,  Wool-crane 
Thompson  John,  11,  upper  Camden-st. 
Whitehead  Thomas,  31 ,  Pimlico 
Williams  Nathaniel,  33,  Cole-alley 

Worsted  Manufacturers. 
Atkinson  Thomas,  15,  Mark's-alley 
Culloden  Lriwrence,  36,  Cole-alley 
Dowdall  E.  and  Son,  (and  silk)  23,  Meath-st. 
Payton  Charles,  69,  Francis-st, 
Pennell  Rose,  9,  Mark's-alley 
Thomas  William,  10,  Mill-st, 

MISCELLANY. 

Albani  Lorenzo,  Professor  of  Languages, 

13,  Pitt-st. 
Battley  T.  C.   Farming  Repository,    Ste- 
1   pheii'ls-green 
Birnie  James,    Professor  of  Dandn*,  11, 

south  Anne-st. 
Brown  Col,  Deputy  Quarter  Master  General, 

20,  Stephen's-green,  n. 
Bull  W.  PatentMedicineVender,  79,  Dame-st. 
Bnrdett  Sir  B.  W,  Agent  to  the  Recruiting 

Service,  4,  Park-st, 


Cohea  B.  aAiS  J.  Wi<*-leM'tieti«il'W«tmMi 

8,  Charlemont-bridge 

Crozier  Wm',  175,  great  Britain-st. 

Cunningham  Patrick,  tobacco  pipe  makerj 
136,  Francis-st. 

Dowling  Jos.  vitriol  munufrs.  144,  New-St, 

Downing  Michl,  stereotype  letter  foundef, 
3,  great  Strand-st. 

Duff  John,  lead  merchant,  14,  Abbey-st. 

Duncan  Rebecca,  robe  maker,  3,  Bank-st. 

Duncan  Wm.  robe  maker,  4,  Church-lane 

Elmirton  James,  3,  Circular-road,  north 

Fiulay& Evans,  clerksof market, 8, Arran-q. 

Fisher  John,  callenderer,  23,  Cook-st. 

Foley  Rt.  copper  &  tin  mercht,  24,  Capel-st. 

Gardiner,  Cusack  and  Co.  lineu  y^rn  factors, 
Linen  Hall-st. 

Green  Samuel,  sawmaker»  1 ,  low.  Jervis-st. 

Healy  Samuel,  electrician,  43,  James-st. 

Jeanett  Michael,  last  and  boot  tree  maker, 
1,  lower  Exchange-st. 

Johnson  J.  marble  paper  man.  14,Golden-l. 

Kane  Thomas,  curled  hair  and  hair  cloth 
manufacturer,  150,  Francis-st. 

M'Laughlin  Philip,  tobacco  pipe  maker, 
147,  Francis-st. 

M'Menamy  William,  professor  of  mathe- 
matics, 1,  Hawkins-st. 

Martin  Luke,  reed  maker,  57,  Coombe 

Newman  Pab»  cotton  mer.  31,  Thomas-st. 

Nowlin  Dominick,  earthenware  manufac- 
turer, 10,  Montgomery-st. 

Perrin  Joshua,  print  cutter,  3,  Chancery-1. 

Phillips  Reuben,  chocolate  and  cocoa  manu- 
facturer, 12,  Aston'a-quay 

Pickering  Thomas,  rag  merchant,  124, 
Francis-st,  and  3,  Stafford-st. 

Pickering  J,  beam  scale  manuf .  73,  Pill-lane 

Rocchi  Lewis,  artificial  flower  maker,  35, 
great  Britain-st. 

Salmon  Wm.  plaister  of  Paris  manufacturer, 
3,  Anglesea-st. 

Shearman  F.  hop  mer.  34,  low^  Ormond-qu. 

Sheridan  Wiii.colouriiianuf.  17,1. Ormond-q. 

Smith  W.  J.  gut  string  manufacturer  in 
general,  Thonias's-court 

Sweetmau  Wm.  sugar  baker,  26,  Stephen-s. 

Taaffe  Bartholomew,  poulterer,  24,  Coles-l. 

Fallon  John,  hemp  merchant,  10,  Pill-lane 

Walter  J .  shear  maker  &  grinder,  27,  Cork-it. 

WhaleyG.candlewickmaker,31,Marf's-ab. 


EPITOME  OF 

PUBLIC  INSTITUTIONS,  &c. 

Alms  Houses. 
Aged  Widows,  White-friar-st. 
St.  James's,  Bow-lane,  south 
St.  Thomas's,  (&  cjjarity  school)  147,  MecU- 
leuburgh-st. 

Association 
For  Discountenancing  Vice,  7,  Capel-st. 

Asylums. 
For  Aged  and  Infirm  Female  SeiTants,  12, 
lower  Doraet-st.. 


DUBLIN. 


83 


I?or  Aged  and  Infirm  Female  Servants^  '67, 

Summer-hill 
Bedford,  Brunswick-st. 
Betbesda,  fgr  Female  Orphans,  u.  Dorset-st. 
Goldsmiths  Jubilee 
Magdalen,  Leeson-st. 
Magdalen  General,  Townsend-st. 
Molyneux's,  for  Blind  Females 
Old  Men's,  Russel-place,  Circular-road 
Pleasants,forFemaleOrphans,67,C'amden-sti 
Richmond  Lunatic,  near  Brunswick-st.  n. 
Vintners,  Charlemont-st, 

Barracks^ 
Artillery,  Island-bridge 
Cavalry,  Baggot-st.  ' 
Ditto,  Porto  Bello 
Ditto,  Royal,  Barrdck-st. 
Infantry,  Coombe 
Ditto,  great  George's-st.  s. 
Ditto,  James^st. 
Ditto,  Kevin-st. 
Ditto,  Pigeon-house 
Ditto,  Richmond,  Kilmainhara 
Ditto,  Royal,  Barrack-at. 
Ditto,  Townsend-st.  (Depot) 

Boards. 
Army  Medical,  5,  Parliament'St, 
Of  Education, 
Of  General  Officers, 
Medical, 

Of  Paving,  Mary-st. 
Of  Works,  5,  north  Cope-st. 

Bridges. 

Barrack,  end  of  Watling-st. 

Carlisle,  ends  of  Westmoreland'St.  and  Sack- 
ville-st. 

Essex,  ends  of  Capel-st.  and  Parliament-st. 

Queen's,  end  of  Bridge-foot-st. 

Richmond,  end  of  Wine-tavern-st. 

Sarah's,  (Countess  of  Westmoreland)  oppo- 
site the  Phoenix-park 

Wellington,  ^New  Iron)  end  of  lower  Liffey- 
street 

Whitworth,  end  of  old  Church-st. 

CATHEDRALS,  PARISH  &  FORETGlSr 
CHURCHES,  CHAPELS.  MEETING 
HOUSES,  FRIARIES,&NUNNER1ES. 
Cathedrals. 

Christ  Church,  Skinner-row 

St,  Patrick's,  Patrick-st. 

Parish  Churches. 
St.  Andrew's,  Andrew-st. 
St.  Ann's,  Dawson-st. 
St,  Audeon's,  Aijdcon's-arch 
St,  Bridget's,  Bride-st. 
St.  Catherine's,  Thomas-st, 
St.  George's,  Hardwicke-place 
St.  James's,  James-st. 
St.  John's,  Fishamble-st, 
St.  Kevin's,  Church-lane,  Kevin-st. 
St.  Luke's,  Coombe 
St.  Mark's,  Mark-st. 
St.  Mary'»,  Mary-st. 

St.  MicUael's,  High-st.  'imp.  b>^A  loK  | 

St.  Micuan'Sj  Church-st.       v^rJoCl  i^ffdl 


St.  Nicholas  within,  Nicbolas-st. 

St,  Nicholas  without,  in  fuins 

St.  Paul's,  King-st. 

St.  Peter's,  Aiingier-st* 

St.  Thomas's,  Marlborough-st, 

St.  Werburgh's,  Werburgh-st. 

Besides  these  there  is  a  Chapel  of  Ease,  in 

Temple-st. ;  and  the  Chapel  Royal,  for  the 

Viceroy,  &c.  in  the  Castle. 

Chapels  not  under  the  Archbishop. 
Bethesda,  Dorset-st. 
Blue  Coat  Hospital,  Black  Hall-st. 
Foundling  Hospital,  Mount  Brown 
Hibemico  School,  Phoenix  Park 
Lying-in  Hospital,  Britain-st. 
Magdalen  Asylum,  Leeson-st. 
Marine  School,  Rogerson's-quay 
Molyneux  Asylum,  Peter-st. 

Foreign  Churches  aiid  Chapels, 
French  Calvinist  (Jhurch,  Peter-st. 
German  Lutharaa  Church,  Poolbeg-st. 
St-  Patrick's  French  Chapel,  St.  Patrick's 

Cathedral 
Protestant  DissentingMeetingllouse^. 
Bishop-st.  Moravian 
Eub>tace-fit.  Presbyterian,  'Westminster  Cpu- 

fession 
Hei)drick-6t,  Methodist,  Wesley  Chapel 
Mary's-abbey,    Presbyterian,    -f^ntiburgher 

Confession 
Mary's-abbey,   Presbyterian,   Westminster 

Confession  ■  v^ 

Mass- lane,  Presbyterian,  Burgher  Seceders 
Meath-st.  Quakers 

Mountjoy-sq.  Methodists,  Wesley  Chapel 
Plunket-st.  Independent 
Ranelagh  Methodist,  Cullin's-wood  Avenue 
Strand-it.  Presbyterians,  Unitarians 
Swift's-alley,  Baptist 
Sycamove-alley,  Quakers 
Usher's-court,    Presbyterian,   Westminster 

Confession  •  i 

White-friar-st,  Methodist,  Wesley  Cbapel 
York-»t.  Independent 

Roman  Catholic  Parish  Chapels. 
Arran-quay— Bridge -St. — Exchange-st.— St, 

Michael's  and  St.  John's — Fraucis-st, — 

Hardwick-st. — James's-st. — Liftey-street 

— Marlbro'-st, — Mary's-lane — Meath-6t. 

— ^Townsend-st. 

Friaries. 
Ash-st. — Church-st.— Ciavendon-st.— Cook- 

st. — Adam  &  Eve— Denmark-st.— French- 

st. — St.  Patrick— Thomas-st.  St.  John 

Nu/merici, 

Cloatarf — George's-hiii — Harold's-cross — 

James-st. — Kiug-st.— Ranelagh— Warren-* 

mount 
The  Jews  h.ive  no  Synagogue  in  Dublin, 

nor  in  Ireland  ;  but  they  have  a  Burying 

Ground  near  Ballybough-bridge 
Charitable  Loans. 
Meath,  Vestry  Room  of  St.  Catherine's,. 

Thomas-st.      , 
i   JMusical  Society, St.  Anne^sVestjy;  Regis- 
ter, Rev.G.  W.CottoBj  VVilliam-st. 


M 


IJUBLIN. 


Colleges. 

King's  and  Queen's,  of  Physicians,  Sir  P. 
Dunn's  Hospital,  21,  College-green 

Lay  College,  Maynooth 

Koyal,  of  St.  Patrick,  Maynooth 

Of  Surgeons,  and  School  of  Surgery,  Ste- 
phens-green, west 

Trinity,  School  of  Physic,  &c.  Stephens-gr. 

Commissioners. 

Of  Accounts,  Stamp-office,  William-st. 

Of  Asylums,  Chief  Secretary's  Office,  Dub- 
lin Castle 

Of  Bankruptcy,  at  the  Royal  Exchange 

For  Charitable  Donations 

Of  Customs  and  Port  Duties,  Custom-house 

For  Dunlaary  Harbour,  Secretary's  Office, 
19,  Gloucester  st. 

Of  Grand  Canal,  Grand  Canal-hduse,  49, 
William-st. 

For  Improving  Bogs 

For  Improving  the  Port  of  Dublin,  West- 
moreland-st. 

For  Improving  Wexford  Harbour,  Ballast- 
office,  Anne-st. 

Of  Inland  Excise  and  Taxes 

For  the  Issue  of  Money,  37,  Sackville-st. 

For  the  Reduction  of  the  National  Debt, 
Treasury,  Dublin  Castle 

Of  the  Royal  Canal,  Royal  Canal-house, 
Broadstene 

Of  Stamps,  Stamp  Office,  William-st. 

Of  the  Treasury,  Dublin  Castle 

For  Widening  Streets,  Treasury,  Bk.  of  Ire. 
Companies, 

Boyne  Navigation 

Dublin  Fishery,  Sec.  L.  Thornhill,  esq. 

Liberal  Annuities 

Directors 

Of  the  Bank  of  Ireland,  College-green 

Geneial  of  Inland  Navigation,  11,  Mer-st. 

Dispensaries. 
Dorget  Nourishment,  Meath-st. 
Dublin  General,  29,  Temple-bar 
Infant  Poor,  (&  vaccination)  17,  Claren.*st. 
North  West,  Bei'esford-st. 
Sick  Poor,  25,  Meath-st. 
St.  Bridget  and  St.  Peter,  Peter-st. 
St.  George's  and  Fever  Hosp.  Cir.-road,  n. 
St.  Mary  &  St.  Thos.  Coles-lane,  Henry-st. 
St.  Michau  and  St.  Paul,  Beresford-st. 

Ejcchanges. 
Corn,  Burgh-quay 
Stock,  Cork -hill 

Gaols  and  Penitentiaries. 
Adult  Female  Penitentiary 
City  Marshalsea,  (for  small  debts)  Grecn-st. 
Dublin  Female  Penitentiary,  Circu.-road,  n. 
Four  Courts  Marshalsea,  near  Thomas-st. 
Insolvent  Debtors,  (receptacle)  10,  Marrow- 
bone-lane 
Kilmainham,  (criminals)  Gaol  &  Penitcn. 
New  Bridewell,  (Grimiiials)  near  New-st. 
Newgatr»,  (criminals)  Green-st.        ^ 
Penitentiary,  (lock)  Dorset-st. 
Penitentiary,  (for  young  criiBinalsVSniithfidd 


Richmond  General  Penitentiary^ '  {BoiSirttti) 
Grange  Gorman-lane  •  > '•  ■!*!  iC 

Sessions  House,  (for  trials)  Green-stw     '    '' 

Sheriffs  Prison  (for  debtors)  GrCen-st. 

St,  James's-street  Penitentiary,  (females  for 
limited  periods) 

St.  Sepulchre's,  (debtors)  Long-lane 

Halls. 
Apothecaries,  48,  Mary-st. 
Goldsmiths,  22,  Golden-lane 
Linen,  Linen  Hall-st. 
Medical,  34,  lower  Sackville-st, 

Hospitals. 

Blue  Coat,  and  Free  School,  Oxmantowa 
Clinical,  (Sir  P.  Dunn)  grand  Canal-st'. 
Dublin  Infirmary,  Jervis-st. 
Fever  Hospital,  Cook-st. 
Foundling,  Mount  Brown 
Of  Incurables,  Donnybrook-road 
Lying-in,  great  Britain-st. 
Meath,  Long-lane,  New-st, 
Mercers,  Stephen-st. 
Richmond,  Surgical,  Brunswick-st, 
Royal  Hospital,  near  Kilmainham 
Royal  Military,  Phoenix-park 
Simpson's,  great  Britain-st. 
Steeven's,  near  St.  James-st.  ■ 
St.  Mark's 

St.  Nicholas  &  St.  Catherme's,  Francis-sfc. 
St.  Patrick's,  (Swift's)  Bow-lane,  south 
St.  Peter  and  St.  Bridget's,  Peter-st. 
Talbot  Fever,  James-st, 
Westmoreland  Lock,  Townsend-st. 
Whitworth  Fever,  on  Royal  Caaa,l,  Drum- 
condra 

Household  Estdblishtnent  and  Offices  under 
the  command  of  his  Excellencp  Earl 
Talbot^  Lord  Lieutenant  of  Ireland, 
Dublin  Castle,  and  Phoenix  Park,  con- 
sisting- of  the  Privy  Council  and  State 
Crfficers. 

The  very  Rev.  the  Dean  and  Chaplains  of 
the  Chapel-Royal,  Castle  of  DubHu. 

Officers  of  the  Civil  and  Military  jpepart- 
ments. 

Secretary  for  the  provinces  of  Ulster  and 
Munster;  Privy  Seal;  Keeper  of  Phoenix 
Park  and  other  Local  Officers  ;  Medical 
Department ;  Inspector  of  Prisons,  &c, ; 
Battle-ase  Guards  ;  Board  of  Works ; 
Record  Tower ;  Parliamentary  Record 
Office ;  State  Paper  Department ;  Surveyor 
General  of  Lands ;  Birmingham  Tower 
Records  ;  Ulster  Records  ;  &.c.  &c.  &c. 
Houses. 

City  Assembly,  William-st. 

Female  Orphan,  Circular  road 

Female  Orphan,  110,  Summer-hill 

Female  Orphan,  of  the  parishes  of  St,  Marv, 
St.  Thos.  and  St.  George,  102,  Abbey-st, 

Mansion  House,  Dawson-st. 

Of  Industry,  near  Brunswick-st.  n. 

Of  Industry,  Hawkins-st. 

Mansion,  Dawson-st.  ■"'    i-''Ji';J<- 

Orphan- HotiseiPftlssia-st;*  s3««J9iasf 


DUBLIN. 


85 


Of  Recovery,  Cork-st. 

Of  Recovery,  (St.  George's)  St.  George's-pl. 
Of  Refuge,  54,  upper  Baggot-st. 
Stove  I'ciiter  House,  near  Cork-st. 

"-  Institutions. 

Botannic  Garden,  Glasnovin 
Charitable,  (diseases  of  tlie  ckin  nod  eyes) 

Kildare-st, 
Charitable  Infirmary,  Jervis-st. 
Cowpocji,  (vaccination)  62,  Sackvillc-st. 
Dublin  Institution,  15,  upper  Sackville-st. 
Economical,    (for  general    education^    45, 

Henry-st. 
National  Eye  Infirmary,  5,  Cumberland-st.  n. 
National  Institution,  [for  the  tuition  of  deaf 

and  dumb  persons]  14,  Brunswick-st, 
Richmond,  [for  industrious  blind] ,  37,  upper 

Sackville-st. 
RichmondNationalInstitution,37,Sackv.-st. 
Royal  Irish 

Royal  Irish  Academy,  Grafton-st. 
Savings  Bank,  46,  CulS'-st. 
Sterne's  Charity,  Seer.  Office,  1,  St.  Aud.-st. 
United,  St.  Mark  &  St.  Anne,  Mark-st. 

Markets. 

For  Bacon  and  Potatoes,  Spital-fields,  near 
Mark's-alley 

Corn,  Thomas-st. 

Egg  and  Poultry,  Mary's-lane 

Fish,  Pill-lane 

Fruit  and  Potatoes,  little  Britain-st. 

Hay,  Petticoat-lane 

Hay,  Straw,  Bacon  and  Butter,  Kevin-st. 

Live  Cattle,  Smithfield,  nr.  King-st.  n. 

Shambles,  Meat. — Cattle  Market,  George - 
6t. ;  City  Market,  Black  Hall-row  ;  Cla- 
rendon, William-street;  Fleet  Marlsets, 
Townsend-st. ;  Leinster,  D 'Oilier-street ; 
Meath,  Hanbury-lane ;  Norfolk,  great 
Britain-street;  Ormond,  Ormond-quay ; 
Patrick's,  Patrick-sti-eet 

Turf  and  Potatoes,  grand  Canal  Harbour, 
James-st. 

Vegetables. — A  space  is  occupied  in  the 
vicinity  of  a  major  part  of  the  markets 
for  the  sale  of  vegetables. 

nESHJISTATION  OF  THE  PRINCIPAL 

OFFICERS  OF  THE  COURTS  or  LAW, 

HELD  AX  THE  FOUR  COUETS,  KING'S 
INNS  gUAY. 

Court  of  Chancer?/. 
Lord  Chancellor ;  Master  of  the  Rolls ; 
Masters  in  Chancery ;  Six  Clerks ;  Clerk 
of  the  Crown  and  Hanaper  Registrar  ; 
Usher  and  Registrar  of  Affidavits  ;  Ac- 
countant General ;  Clerk  of  Report  Ortk-e ; 
Clerk  of  the  Recognizances ;  Cursitor ; 
Pursuivant ;  Chief  Examiners  ;  Regis- 
trar and  Clerk  of  the  Faculties  ; 
Purse  Bearer  ;  Train  Bearer  and  Crier  ; 
Commissioners  of  Bankrupts,  five  divi- 
sions ;  Raj's!  Exchange;  Secretary  of 
Bankrupts  ;  Clerk  of  Enrolments  ;  Mes- 
sengers to  the  Commissioners  ;  Assistant. 
Besides  the  above ,  there ,  are  p,u.m)bers  of 
Secretaries  ai^  |i«pMi^^j^  ^H«^^fl^^  I  ij^ 


Court  of  King^s  Bench. 

Lord  Chief  Juetice,  and  tb.ree  other  Jus- 
tices ;  Clerk  of  the  Crown  :  Prothonobiry^i; 
Keeper  of  Writs  ;  Filazcr  ;  Cierk  of  the 
Errors  ;  Clerk  of  Rules  and  Ordfi-s'; 
Examiners ;  Seal  Keeper  and  Tipstaff; 
Tlie  major  part  of  these  have  their  Rg»- 
gistrars  and  Deputies. 

Court  of  Common  Pleas. 

Lord  Chief  Justice  and  three  other  iw.-.- 
tices  i  Chirographers  ;  Keepers  of  the 
Writs;  Clerks  of  the  King's  Silver;  Pro- 
thonotary  ;  Filazer  and  Exigenter  ;  Ckuk 
of  Warrants ;  Clerk  of  Rules  and  Entries,; 
Clerk  of  Errors ;  of  Essoigns  ;  of  Juries; 
of  Outlawries,  and  of  Assignments  ;  Ex- 
aminers ;  Seal  Keeper  and  Tipstaii" ;  Re- 
gistrars and  Deputies. 

Coiiirt  of  Exchequer. 

Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer  ;  Lord  Chief 
Baron  and  three  other  Barons  ;  Exami- 
ners ;  Pursuivant ;  Deputy  Keeper  of  the 
Seals  ;  Serjeant  at  Arms  ;  Chief  Cijier  ; 
Marshall  of  the  Four  Courts. 
Law  Side. 

Clerks  of  the  Pe^ace  ;  of  the  Rules  ;  of  the 
Pleadings  ;  of  the  Alphabets  ;  of  Record 
Office  and  Satisfection  of  Judgments ; 
Clerk  and  Signer  of  Writs  ;  Cledv  of  the 
Appearances,  &c. ;  Principal  Clerk? ; 
Agents  for  Attornies ;  Registrars  and  De- 
puties. 

Equity  Side, 

Chief  Remembi-ancer ;  Auditor  of  Acts  and 
Deputy  Examiner  in  Aid  and  Clerk  of 
Causes  ;  Counsel  to  the  Chief  Remem- 
brancer ;  Clerk  of  Reports  ;  Filazer  a,nd 
Deputy ;  Clerk  in  Secondary's  Office ;  Re- 
gister and  Clerk  ;  Ushers  ;  Accountant ; 
General  and  Deputy. 

Revenue  Side. 

Lord  Treasurer ;  Secondarys  ;  Clerk  of  the 
Pipe  ;  Clerk  Comptroller  of  the  Pipe  ; 
Transcriptor,  &c.  ;  Sumnionister,  &.c. ; 
and  Deputies.  '    iJ^^i 

Surveyor  General  of  Lands  and  DepuM^ 
Court  of  Exchequer  Chamber .i: 

Judges  ;  Clerk  of  the  Errors  and  Deputy. 

Court  of  Appeal  in  Revenue  Causes. 

Commissioners. 

High  Court  of  Admiralty, 
Judge  ;  Surrogates  ;  King's  Advocates  Ge- 
neral. 
Registrar ;  Marshall ;  Proctors  and  Deputies. 

Civil  Bill  Court. 
Recorder  and  Register. 

City  of  Dublin  Record  Coufti  *^ 
Held  at  the  Sessions  House. 
Judges  ;  Lord  Mayor  ;  Sheriffs  ;  Recorder  ; 
Attoi-ney  and  Prothonotary. 

Court  of  Quarter  Sessions,  Greea-st. 
Chairman  ;  Register  and  Attorney. 
Prerogative  Court,  Henrietta-st. 


DUBLIN. 


High  Court  of  Delegates,  4,  St,  An- 
drew-st. 

Register  of  Appeals  &  Spiritual  Provocations. 

Cotisistorial  Court  of  Dublin,    107, 
Stephen's- green,  west. 

Vicar  General ;   Surrogates  ;  Register  and 
Deputy  and  Public  Notary. 

Metropolitan  Court,  Dublin  Castle. 
Vicar  Gen. ;  Register  and  Deputy  ;  Proctors. 

Court  of  Conscience,  Coppingers-row . 

In  addition  to  the  foregoing  enumeration  of 
Public  Offices,  the  following  may  with 
propriety  be  here  noticed  : — Seneschals, 
with  their  Registers  ;  Marshalls  ;  Clerks 
of  the  Markets  ;  Weigh  Masters  ;  Cra- 
ners  and  Deputies  ;  Coroners  of  Ireland  ; 
Benchers  of  the  Honourable  Society  of 
King's  Inns  ;  King's  Counsel ;  Clerks  of 
the  Crown  and  Peace  ;  Crown  Solicitors ; 
'  Commissioners  of  Affidavits,  &c.  &c. 

Offices,  Public, 

Of  the  Accountant  General,  Custom -Honse 

Of  Arms,  Palace-yard 

Of  Army  Medical  Department,  5,  Parlia- 

ment-st. 
Of  Audit  of  Public  Accounts,  Foster-place, 

College-green 
Of  Auditors  General,  Dublin  Castle 
Of  Ballast  Office,  Westmoreland-st. 
:Of  the  Bank  of  Ireland,  College-green 
Of  Barrack  Department,  8,  up.  Merrion-st. 
Of  the  Chief  Secretary,  Dublin  Castle 
Of  the  Clerks  of  the  Crown,  Peace,  and 

Pells,  Four  Courts,  K,  Inns-quay 
Of  Coal  Meters,  15,  Mark-st. 
Of  the  Collector  of  Revenue,  Custom  House 
Of  the  Commissary  General,  31,  Palace-st. 
Of  the  Commissioners  of  Enquiry,  15,  Do- 

minick-st. 
Of  Excise  and  Permits  ;  Principal  Office  and 
Excise,  Custom  House;  other  Offices  are 
at  21,  Moore-st.  13,  Longford-st.  Bed- 
ford-st.  Francis-st.  Grand  Canal  Harbour, 
Royal  Canal,  36,  Earl-st. 
•  Of  Commissioners  of  Stamps,  William-st, 
Of  First  Fruits,  Record  Office,  1 ,  Castle-yard 
Of  the  Inspectors  of  Linen,  Linen-hall 
Of  the  Linen  Manuf.  Trustees,  Lurgan-st. 
Of  Military  Account,  30,  upper  Merrion-st, 
Of  Muster,  lower  Castle-yard 
Of  Naval  Department 
Of  Ordnance,  Dublin  Castle,  Civil  Depart- 
ment 
Of  Ordnance,  Barrack  Department,  8,  up. 

Merrion-st. 
Of  Pipe  Water  Establishment,  William-st. 
Of  Post  Office  General,  Sackville-st. 
Of  Privy  Seal,  Dublin  Castle 
.Of  Public  Coal  Yards,  City-quay,  and  Mar- 

shall's-alley 
Of  Registry  of  Deeds,  Four  Courts,  King's 

Inns-quay  ■ 

Of  Revenue  Department^  Dublin  Castle 


\ 


Of  the  Six   Clerks,    Four  Courts,   King's 

Inns-quay 
Of  State  Papers,  Dublin  Castle 
Of  Surveyors  and  Landvvaiteis,  59,  City-q* 
Of  Teller  of  the  Exchequer,  Dublin  Castle 

Places  of  Amussment, 
Theatre  Royal,  St.  Cecilia-st.  Crow-St.         ^ 
Theatre  Amateur,  Fishamble-st.  ^- 

New  Circus,  lower  Abbey-st.  * 

Rotunda  Gardeu's,  Rutland-square  ' 

Fairs   of  Donnybrook,    Palmerstown,   and 

Rathfarnhaoi. 

Police  Offices. 
No.  1,  Head  Police  Ofiice,  Castle  Divisio% 
5,  Exchange-court.  ; 

Alderman  Darley,  60,  William-st. 
Counsellor  R.  Guinness,  Mercer-st. 
Major  Ch.  Hen.  Sirr,  Dublin  Castle  _ 

No.  2,  First  Liberty  Divis.  28,  Usher's^q.  1 
Alderman  Exshaw,  103,  Grafton-st. 
Counsellor  Herbert,  Constitution-hill 
Wm.  Lindsay,  Esq. 

No.  3,  Second  Lib.  Div.  Office,  SO,  Jas.-st. 
Alderman  Archer,  Gardiner's-place 
Counsellor  C,  Graves,  Fitzwrn. -square 
John  Tudor,  Esq.  n.  Frederick- st. 

No.  4,  Kivig's  Inn  Div.  17,  Montrath-st. 
Alderman  Sir  W.  Staraer,  Bt.  38,  Dawson^st< 
Counsellor  Cole,  Hard"wicke-st. 
James  Blacker,  Esq.  College-green 

No.  5,  Mountjoy-sq.  Div.  43,  Marlb.-st. 
Alderman  Cash,  Rutland-square 
Counsellor  Thomas  Casey,  Ely-place 
William  Long,  Esq.  12,  Mary-st. 

No.  6,  Merrion-sq.  Div.  15,  Bank-st. 
Alderman  Fleming,  Hatch-st, 
Counsellor  Jos.  Gabbett,  Mount- st. 
Mark  Magrath,  Esq.  Nelson-st. 
Agents  and  Solicitors,  Hamilton  and  Gor- 
don, 38,  upper  Sackville-st. 
Ferrall  Wm.  City  Marshall,  63,  Fleet-st. 

Quays  in  Rotation' 

COMMENCING  WITH  SOUTH  SIDE. 

Sir  John  Rogerson,  City,  Geprge's,  Burgh,  -^ 
Aston's,  Crampton,   Wellington,    Essex,. 
Coal,  Wood,  Merchants,  and  Ushers. 


NORTH  SIDE. 


Pembroke,  Ellis's,  Arran,  King's- Inn,  iip. 

Ormon4,  lower  Ormond,  Eden,  and  Cu!  ' 

torn  House. 

Schools,  Public. 
Charity  for  Girls,  lower  Kevin-st. 
Charter  School,  Corporation  Society,  3,  up 

per  Baggot-st. 
Dublin  Weekly  &  Daily,  School  House-lane 
Education  Society,  Model  School,  Kildare-p 
Erasmus  Smith's 
Feuaiglian  School,  Kildare-st. 
Freemason's  Female  Orphan,  4,  Glouc.-pl. 
Royal  Irish  Academy,  Grafton-st. 
St.  Mark's  Female,  33,  Merrion-st. 
St.  Michael's,  Mary's-lane 
Sunday  and  Daily,  North-strand 
Schools  are  established  in  every  Parish  in 

the  City,  and  almost  every  Chapel  and'' 

Meeting  House  have  separate  ones« 


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87 


Societies. 

Auxiliary  Bible  Society 

Charitable  Society,  Secretary^  3,  n.  Anne-st. 

Charter  School  Society,  near  Clontarf 

Pebtors  Friend  Society,  Secretary,  Caven- 
disli-row 

Of  Dublin  Library,  Burgh  quay 

Dublin Le.inster  Hou?e,  Kildare-st. 

Of  Dublin  Institution,  Sackville-st- 

For  Promoting  the  Education  of  the  Poor, 
Kildare-plaee 

Farming  Society,  Summer-hill 

Hibernian  Bible,  and  Sunday  School,  16, 
upper  Sackville-st. 

Hibernian  Marine. — Sir  John  Rogerson's-q- 

Hibernian  Society,  for  care  of  Soldiers'  Or- 
phans, PlioenixTpark 

Iberno  Celtic  Society 

Incorporated  Society,  for  P'Tomoting  English 
Protestant  Schools,  in  Ireland,  Aungier-st. 

Of  Irish  Musical  Fund,  Treasurers,  Messrs, 
Latouche 

Kirwanian  Society 

Of  Marsh  Library,  near  Patrick-st. 

Of  the  Ouzel  Gal,  Secretary,  10,  gt.  Geo.-st.n. 

Pharmaceutic  Society 

For  Promoting  the  Comforts  of  the  Poor 

Of  Reduced  Literary  Teachers 

Of  Strangers'  Friends,  Secretary,  Peter-st. 
Squares. 

Stephen's -green,  Merrion-square,  Mount- 
joy-square,  Rutland-square,  and  Fitzwil- 
liam-square. 

Conveyance  by  Water. 
king's  packets. 
For  Particulars  of  the  Sailing  of  His  Ma- 
jesty's   Packets,    vide    account    of    Post 
Office  business  at  the  commencement  of 

the  Dublin  Directory. Office,  Royal 

Mail  Hotel,   12,   Dawson-st. Packet 

Wherries  at  82,  Sir  John  Rogerson's-quay. 

WAR  OFFICE  PACKETS — OFFICE,  EDEN-QUAY, 

A  regular  conveyance  by  Packets  to  Bris- 
tol every  Thursday. 

VESSELS.  COMMANDERS. 

Marquis  of  Wellington.    John  Hyde 
County  of  Cork.  John  Massey 

Marshal  Blucher.  James  Cooke 

A  Commercial  Packet  to  Cork  every  Tues- 
day :  to  Waterford  on  the  8th  and  25th, 
monthly.  Agent  in  Dublin,  Jas.  Bowdich ; 
Office,  Eden-quay 
A  Packet  to  Bourdeaux  from  Eden-quay, 
twice  monthly, 

PACKETS  OF  DIFfEREItT  COMPANIES. 

Old  Companies  Packets  between  Dublin  and 
Liverpool  sail  daily.  The  following  is  a 
List  of  the  vessels  and  masters : — 

VESSELS.  MASTEns. 

Alert.  Mof^an 

Duke  of  Leinster.       Clements 
Duke  of  Richmond.     J.  Duncan 
M    Earl  Annesley.  Brett. 

Bfteket  Office,  18.  George' s-quay ;  iigent, 
P.  Purcell,  corner  ot-Luke-st. 


New  Companies  Packets  between  Dublin 
and  Liverpool  sail  daily. 

VESSELS.  MASTERS. 

Duke  of  Wellington,        J.  Owens 
Earl  Moira,  E.  Owens 

Hero.  ^  AVilliams 

Shamrock.  W.  Roberts. 

Packet  Office  at  Mr.  Edward  Murphy's,  24, 
George's-quay.  Agent,  Thos.  FieW,  4, 
Luke-st. 

STEAM  PACKETS. 

Two  Steam  Packets  ply  between  Howth  and 
,  Holyhead,  alternate  days. 

The  Waterloo  Steam  Packet  plies  between 
Dublin  and  Liverpool,  making  occasional 
trips  to  Belfast  and  Glasgow. — Apply  at 
N,  Kelly  and  Sons,  6,  gt.  George-st.  s. 

Grand  Canal. 

This  canal  extends  from  Dublin  to  Roberts- 
town,  20  miles  west ;  whence  proceed 
two  branches,  one  to  the  river  Shannon, 
at  Shannon  Harbour,  near  Banagher,  63 
miles  from  Dublin ;  the  other  to  the  river 
Barrow,  atAtliy,  43  miles  from  Dublin. 
Boats  ply  regularly  on  these  canals.  The 
Barrow  is  navigable  from  Athy  to  Ross 
and  Waterford,  and  the  Shannon  from 
Shannon  Harbour  to  Athlone  and  Lime- 
rick.—  Grand  Canal-house,  William-st, 
Secretary,  Edw.  Lawson,  esq.  49f ,  Wil- 
liam-st, 

Arrangement  of  the  Passage  Boats  daily 
from  Portobello : 

Depart.    Return  to  Dub. 

For  Athy  &  TuUamore,  7  m.  10  min.  p.  8,  e. 

For  Shannon  Harbour,  4  aft.  20  m.  p.  11,  m. 

New  Royal  Canal. 

This  canal  is  navigable  from  the  Liffey  to 
Tarmonbury,  on  the  Shannon,  an  extent 
of  71  miles ;  boats  ply  on  this  canal  to 
the  following  towns  :  Leixlip,  Maynooth, 
Kilcock,  Newcastle,  Thomastown,  Mul- 
lingar,  Killishee,  Athlone,  Carrick-on- 
Shannon,  &c. 

Arrangement  of  Passage  Boats  daily  fron» 
Broadstone. — From  the  1st  of  March  to 
the  1st  of  November. 

Depart.       Ketnro  to  Dab. 

To  Mullingar  6  mg.  fi  evng. 

From  1st  Nov.  to  Ist  of  March. 

To  Mullingar  at         7  mg.  6  evng. 

To  Killishee  3  aft.  §  p.  10  morn. 

Parcel  Offices   and  Carriers,    on  the 

Grand  Canal,  Grand  Canal  Harbour. 
S.  B.  &  F.  Berry,  on  the  line  generally  3 

Days  per  Week. 
William  Dunn's,  weekly 
Hyland  and  Son,  ditto 
Pirn  &  Goodbody,  ditto 
William  Singleton,  to  ffvtterfordy  &c.  thre« 

Days  per  Week 
John  Thompson,  to  Carlow,  weekly 

Parcel  Officks    and    Carriers    on    the 

Royal  Canal,  Broadstone. 

Giristopher  Dillon,  to  Mullingar,  Sallt/- 

wifl74e»,and  .4tlel(me,  &c.  weekly 


8$  DUBLIN. 

Jolm  Fagan  coaveys  Goods  reguhrly  to 
^Kitcock,  Fe'rnnlocti,  CloncurrK,  New- 
castle, KUlmnre.,  Moyvalli/,  Boyne,  lial- 
Imporl,  jinrl  TItomastown, 

J.  and  F.  Pptwotth  aiitl  Co.  to  Maynooth, 
Multingar,  Ballymahon,  and  Richmond 
Harbour,  &c.  &c.  every  Tu.  Thu.  &  Sat._ 

Dublin  and  London  Parcel  Office,  or- 

POSITE  THE  GeNEP.AL  POST  OfFICE. 

Jo'ia  Eiliott,  Merchant,  '^?>,  lower  Sackv.-st. 
conveys  ^icl•chandise,  Lusrgage,  and  small 
Piirccis  of  Goods  lo  London,  and  all  parts 
of  the  IJnited  Kingdom,  with  accuracy 
arid  dispatch,  through  tin;  Port  of  Holy- 
head, also  from  Duliui,  to  all  [larla  of 
Ireland. 

Land  Carrici^e. 
Carmen  to  the  following-  Towns  attend  at 

Tighe's,  near  White  Cross  Poddle. 
Antrim,  Jas.  M'Cann  and  Hugh  M 'Mullen 
Arnvigh,  Jn.  Wynne,  J.  Short,  &  H,  Canlan 
Jughnncloy,  Moses  Murphy 
Jughrhn,  Edward  M'Cann 
Banbridge,  Edward  Magill 
Bangor,  Pat.  Campbell  and  David  Rea 
Belfast,  John  Tate,  Aiex.  Williamson,  Ed- 
ward Williamson,    Paul  Spears,   Walter 
Cunningham 
Colerain,  Geo.  Doherty  &  Thompson  Lynn 
Downpatrick,  Pat,  Dolierty,  H.  Williamson, 

and  Roger  Magrennis 
Dundalk,  Bryan  Nugent  and  J.  M'Kenny 
Dungannon,  Edward  M'Nally,  Pat.  Hillin, 

James  Rourlie 
Lame,  John  Poole 
Lisburn,    Robert   Pealin,    Francis  Pealin, 

\Vn^.  Kelly,  Wm.  Walsh 
L.  Berry,  Edward  Devlin,  Jos.  M'Laugh- 

lin,  Daniel  M'Fadden 
Lurgan,  Jas.Jardan,  Jn.  Carter,  P.  Jardon 
Maghera,  E.  M'Shane  &  Alex,  M'Clusky 
Neivry,  P.  Milligan,  T.  Kearny  &  M.  Collins 
Newtown  Umavndu  John  M'Clamon 
Newtown  Stewart,  Wm.  M'Grath 
Omagh,  John  Bannon  and  George  Christie 
Stewartstown,  John  Finney  &  Isaac  Moyne 
Strabane,  Jas.  Camon,  J.  M'Kenny,  Wm. 
Vance,  and  Michael  Rogau.'T 

From  Various  Iniisi' ij* 

From  Thos.  Butlep's  Inn,  64,  Bridge- 

foot-stkx:et. 
Cars  daily  to  all  parts  of  the  Cotnities  of 
Mayo,  Leitrim,  Longford,  Roscommon, 
and  Sligo 
From  P.  Delany's,  123,  Thomas-street, 
Cars  ever>'  Morning  at  six  o'clock  to  Mary- 
borough, Montrath,  Monstraver,  Naas, 
and  Roscrea 
From  P.  Dillon's,  White  Bull  Inn,  139, 

Thomas-street. 
Cars  to  Ballina,  MuUingar,  and  Prosperos, 
also  to  theCounties  of  KUdare,  Longford, 
Mayo,  and  Westmeath  occasionally 
From  Matthew  Dunns,  Churn  Inn,  112|, 

Thomas-street, 
Cars  to   King  and    Queen's  C'oim    fj,   to 
Lima-ick,  and  to  the  Counties  of  Kerry, 


KUdare,  Tii)perary,  Waterford,  and 
parts  of  the  South  of  Ireland  weekly  and 
occasionally 

From  Mary  Gormley's,  Garter  Inn,  6, 
upper  Kevin-street. 

Cars  on  Tuesdays  and  Fridays,  to  the 
Counties  of  IVexford  and  JVicMnw 

From  Edward  M'Greery's,  Sun  Inn,  4, 
Black  Hall-place. 

Cars  occasionally  to  Clones,  Londonderry, 
Monaghan,  Strabane,  and  all  parts  of 
the  North  of  Leland 

FromThos.  M'Gavern's,Stoney-Batteb, 
AND  Jas.  Morris,  White  Cross. 

Cars  occasionally  to  all  parts  of  the  North 
of  Ireland 

From  R.M'Dermot's,  3,  Bonham-street. 

Cars  regularly  to  Athlone,  Ballymahon, 
Boyle,  Carrick-on- Shannon,  MuUingar, 
Roscommon,  Sligo,  and  Stokes  Town, 
BulUua-Drumsna,  James-Town,  ffest 
Port,  and  all  parts  of  Connaught 
From  8,  Mark's-alley. 

Joseph  Leonard's  Cars  to  Enniscorthy,  , 
every  Tu,  Th.  and  Sat.  To  Tullamore,  i 
every  Mon.  Wed.  and  Fri.  T 

From  Mary  Mullin's,  Yellow  Lion,  119, 
Thomas-street. 

Cars  occasionally  to  all  parts  of  the  Counties 
of  Mayo,  Galway,  and  Roscommon 

From  Mrs.  Power's,  Cherry  TreiE,  116, 

Thomas-street,  j 

Cars  three  days  per  week  to  Bandon,  Clon- 
mell,  fjnyne,  Cork,  Killarry,  Limerick, 
Lismore,  Multo7i>,  Nenagh,  Roscrea, 
Thurlus,  Tralee,  fVaterford,  and  Yottg-  ' 
hall.  To  all  parts  of  Munster  three  days 
per  week,  and  occasionally  to  all  parts  of 
Leinster 

The  Carriers  from  this  f  nn  conveys  Goods 
for  the  Apothecaries-Hall,  Dublin. 

statement  of  the  I 

DEPARTURE  &  RETURNS  to  DUBLIN* 
or  all  the 
Mails  and  Post  Coaches. 

t  Returns  is  the  period  each  Coach  arrives 
in  Dublin. 

Armagh^  Post  Coach  to  Armagh,  from 
Gosson's  Hotel,  6,  Bolton-st.  every  Sun- 
day, Tuesday,  and  Thursday,  at  six  in 
the  morning,  through  Droghedn,  Dun- 
dalk, and  Newtoivnhamilton ;  returns 
every  Monday.  Wednesday,  and  Friday, 
at  six  in  the  evening. 

Athlone.  Post  Coach  to  Athlone,  from  the 
Hibernian  Hotel,  46,  Dawsoa-st.  every 
Tuesday,  Thursday,  and  Saturday,  at  six 
in  the  morning  ;  through  Leixlip,  May- 
nooth,  Carberry,  Edenderry,  Phillips- 
town,  Tullamore,  Clara,  and  Moate ; 
returns  Monday,  Wednesday,  &  Friday, 

'   at  six  in  the  evening. 

A  thy    and    Johnstown.     Post    Coach   t^i 
Athy,  ^c.  every  Tuesday,  Thursday,  and 
Saturday,  at  «x  5a  the  morning  ia  8u«« 


:,;.•.  H  (J  ff 
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^i&i^i:^'4iod'8eT«iyri[  vHnUr  >$  Ibnugh  Naat, 
Kilcullen,     Stradbally ,    Abbyleix,    and 

I 'tDwrrow ;  returns  Monday,  Wednesday, 
and  Friday  at  five  in  the  evening. 

Belfast^— M&\\  to  Belfast,  from  the  Water- 
ford  Hotel,  17,  upper  Sackville-st.  every 

.■evening,  at  forty-five  minutes  pa3t  seven, 
through  Di-igheda,  Dundalk,  Newry, 
Banbridge,  Hillsboron^h,  and  Lisbum ; 
returns  following  morning,  at  seven. 

Belfast. •rt'M.&W  to  Belfast,  from  the  above 
Hotel,  by  the  same  route,  at  seven  every 
morning-,  returns  at  seven  in  the  evening. 

Packets  from  Donaghadee  to  Portpatrick, 
on  the  arrival  of  the  Mail  from  Dublin, 
and  two  Steam  Packets  weekly  from 
EtUast  to  Glasgoiv. 

Carlow.—VosX  Coach  to  Carlow,  from 
Duffy's  Hotel,  16,  Duke-st.  through 
Naas,  Castle  Dennott,  Sfc,  every  morn- 
ing at  seven,  returns  at  three  in  the 
afternoon. 

Castle  Pollard. — Post  Coach  to  Castle 
tfiollard,  irom'^6,  Dawson-st.  every  Sun- 
day, Wednesday,  and  Friday,  at  eip'ht  in 
the  morning,  through  Trim,  Athhoy,  and 
Castletown,  Oelvin ,  thence  a  Diligence 
to  Granard,  returns  Tuesday,  Thursday, 
and  Saturday,  at  four  in  the  afternoon. 

Cavan. — Post  Coach  to  Cavan,  from  97, 
Capel-3t.  every  Monday,  Wednesday,  and 
Friday,  at  seven  in  the  morning,  through 
Dunskaughlin,  Navan,  Kelts,  and  Vir- 
ginia, returns  Tuesday,  Thursday,  and 
Saturday,  at  five  in  the  evening. 

Clones. ~-PosX.  Coach  to   Clones  and   Coote- 

,  hill,  from  the  above  Hotel,  every  Tues- 
day, Thursday,   and   Saturday,  at  sfiven 

.  inthe  morning;  through  Navan,  Nnbber, 
King' s-court,  Shircock,  and  Cooie/iill, 
returns  at  sis  in  the  evening. 

Cork.  —Mail  to  Cork,  from  12,  Dawson-st. 
every  evening  at  a  quarter  before  eight, 
through  Naas,  Kilcullen,  Athy,  Strad- 
bally, Abbyleix  and  Durrow,  returns  at 
six,  the  following  morning. 

Cork, — Mail  to  Cork,  from  the  above  Hotel 
every  morning  at  4  quarter  before  ten, 
through  Naas,  Castle  Dermot,  Carlow, 
Kilkenny,  Clonmell,  Leighlin  bridge. 
Royal  Oak,  and  Fermoy,  returns  at  six 
in  the  evening. 

lyrogheda — Post  Coack  to  Drogheda,  in 
four  hours,  from  GoBspn's  Hotel,  6, 
:Bolton-st.  daily  at  three  in  the  afternoon, 
returns  at  the  same  hour. 

JBrogheda. — Post  Coach  to  Drogheda,  from 

•  Dollard's  Hotel,  2,  Bolton-«t.  every 
afternoon  at  four,'  arrives  from  Drogheda 
at  twelve  at  noon. 

Enni$kerry. — Post  Coach  to  Enniskerry 
from  Molesworth-st.  (Uawson-st.)  at  4, 
"every  afternoon,  except  Saifday,  returns 
at  ten  at  night. 

EnnishiUen.-^-MsiW  to  Enniskillen  irovfx  *>7, 

•Capel-st."  every  ewning,  .  at  40  minutes 
*ipffcfrseyen,  tlirough  Navan,  Kelts,  Cavm, 


\     Niwtownlutler.&rA.yJAmeiJiea,   tbeQ(;e 

'  &  Diligence  to  BaUyshannsH,  and  returns 
at  six  the  following  morning. 

Ga^wa^.-Mail  to  Galway  from  46,  Dawson- 
st.  every  evening  at  a  quarter  before  eight, 
through  LeixUp,  Maynooth,  Kinn*gad, 
Athlone,  to  Ballinatloe,  whence  ft  Coach  , 
is  dispatched  to  Westport,  the  route  is  ' 
then  continued  to  Galway  by  Loughrea, 
returns  at  six  the  next  morning. 

Kilkenny. — Post  Coach  to  Kilkenny,  from 
12,  Dawson-st.  every  morning ,  at  seven, 
througk  iV««^,  Carlow,  Royal  Oak,  Hfc, 
returns  at  five  in  the  evening. 

Killeshandra. — Post  Coach  to  Killeshandra 
from  the  Belfast  Hotel,  46,  Capel-st. 
every  Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Saturday, 
at  six  in  the  morning,  through  Trim, 
Athhoy,  Clonmallon,  Old  Castle  Mount, 
Nugent,  nadBallynaught,  returns  at  five 
in  the  evening. 

Limerick. — Mail  to  Limerick  from  46, 
Dawson-st.  every  night,  at  a  quarter  be- 
fore eight,  through  Naas,  Kildare,  Mo- 
nasterevan,  Maryborough,  Mountrath, 
Borris,  Roscrea,  and  Ninagh,  returns  at 
six  in  the  morning. 

Limerick. — Post  Coach  to  Litneriekirova^S , 
Dawson-st.  every  morning  at  nine  through 
Mountrath,  Celbridge,  and  Kildare,  Sfc. 
returns  at  half  past  three  in  the  afternoon. 

Limerick.— -Post  Coach  to  Limerick  from 
the  above  Hotel,  every  Sunday,  Tuesday, 
ftud  Thursday,  at  six  in  the  morning, 
through  Parsnnstown,  Portarlington, 
MouHtm^lick, Modderrenny  and  Nenagh, 
returns  every  Tuesday,  Thursday,  and 
Saturday,  at  half  past  six  in  the  evening, 

Londonderry. — IMail  to  Londonderry,  from 
Gosson's  Hotel,  6,  Bolton-st.  every  even- 
ing- at  half  past  seven,  through  Drogheda, 
ylrdee,  Castleblayney ,  Monaghan,  Augh- 
nacloy,  Omagh,  and  Utrabane,  returns 
at  seven  in  the  morning. 

Monaghan. — Post  Coach  to  ^%onaghan, 
from  46,  Dawson-st.  and  Farrell's  Hotel, 
Dominick-st,  every  Mon.  Wed.  and  Fri, 
at  ten  minutes  before  seven  in  the  morn- 
ing, through  Slane,  Collon,  and  Ardee, 
8(v.  returns  every  Tu.  Thu.  and  Sat.  at 
five  in  the  evening. 

Ncu'ty, — The  Newry  Lark  Post  Coach 
from  6,  Bolton-st.  every  morning  at  six, 
tlirougli  Drogheda,  Dundalk,  ^c, returns 
at  five  in  the  evening. 

Rathdrum,— Post  Coach  to  Ralhdi-um, 
from  14,  Harry-st.  every  Tu.  Thur.  and 
Sat.  at  ten  in  the  morning,  thvongh  Bray 
Newivwn,  Mount  Kennedy  and  Wich 
low,  arrives  in  Dublin  every  Mon.  Wed. 
and  Fri.  at  six  in  the  evening.  ; 

SUgo. — Mail  to  Sligo,  from  46,  Dawson-st.' 
every  morning  at  ten,  through  Leixlip, 
Maynooth,  Alullingar,  Longford,  Car.^ 
ruk-on-Sfiantion,  and  Boyle,  Sfc.  returns 
;at  two  ill  the  afternoon  ^     ,^. 

FPater/ord,~}ilii.il , tQ  Jf^aterfyrtt  from ' l7i 
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upper  Sackville-st.  every  evening  at  a 
qiiBrter  before  eight,  througli  NaaSy  Ti- 
molin,  Carlowy  Gowran,  and  Thomas- 
town,  returns  at  half  past  six  in  the 
morning. 

Waterford.—Vost  Gdach    to    Waterfm-d, 
the  same  route  as  the  Mail,  from  17,  up., 
Sackville-st.  every  Tu.  Thur.  and  Sat.  at 
seven  in  the  morning,  returns  every  Mon. 
Wed,  and  Fri.  at  nine  in  the  evening. 

Ifaterford  and  i?o5«.— Commercial  Post 
Coach  from  17,  upper  Sackville-st.  e\ery 
Mon,  Wed.  and  Fri.  atsix  in  the  morning, 
returns  everyTu.  Th.  and  Sat,  at  nine  in 
the  evening. 

^ra/or(i.— The  Mail  to  JVexford,  from  14, 
Harry-st.  every  evening  at  a  quarter  before 
eight,  throagh \flmy,  M.  Ktnnedy,  Wick- 


low,  Arkloiv,  Gorey,  Camolin,  Ferns 
and  Enniscortliy,  rcttirnB  at  six  in  the 
morning. 

Minor  Coaches,  Cars,  &c. 

Coach  to  How'th,  from  47,  Dawson-st.  to 
meet  the  Talbot  Steam  Packet  at  half 
past  seven  on  the  mornings  of  alternate 
days. 

Coach  to  f/bw<A  from  Falkiner's  Hotel,  12, 
Dawson-st.  to  meet  the  Government 
Packets  every  evening  at  half-past  six. 

Coaches  daily  to  Black  Rock  and  Dunleary, 
from  Cnrberry's,  Baggot-st.  at  a  quarter 
past  four  in  the  afternoon,  and  at  nine  iu 
the  evening.     Caravans  hourly. 

Caravans  and  Cars  to  Black  Rock  and  Dun- 
leary,  hourly,  from  J.  B.  Martin's,  134J, 
Baggot-st. 


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HON.  SOCIETY  OF  THE  KING'S  INNS,  DUBLIN, 


A$  they  ranked  in  Michaelmas  Term,  1819.  with  the  Dates  •/  their 
Admission. 

NUMBER  LIMITED  TO  45. 


Admission. 

T.  1807  Rt.  Hon.  Thomas  Lord  Manners, 

Lord  High  Chancellor  of  Ireland 
M.  1805  Rt.  Hon  Sir  W.  M'Mahon,  Bart. 

Mast,  of  the  Rolls. 
H.  1792  Rt.  Hon,  W,  Downes.L.C.  J.K.B. 
T.  1781  Rt.  Hon.  Lord  Viscount  Norbury, 

L.  C.  I.  C,  P. 
M.  1798  Rt.  Hon.  Stand,  O'Grady,  C.B.  E. 
H.  1786  Hon.  Denis  Geon-p.  2d  B.  E. 
E.  1801  Rt.  Hon.St.  ft  •    Daly,  2d.  J.  K.B. 
M.  1806  Hon.  Wm.  Fletcher,  2d.  J.  C.  P. 
E.  1806  Hon.  Edw.  Mayne,  3d.  J.  K,  B. 
II.  1802  Hon  Sir  Wm.  C.   Smith,  Bart.  3d 

B.E. 
M.  1803  Hon  J.  M'Clelland,  4th B.  E. 
M.  1805  Hon.  Arthur  Moore,  3d  J.  C,  P. 
E.  1814  Hon.  W.  Johnson,  4th  J.  C.  P, 
E.  1814  Hon.  Richard  Jebb,  4th,  J.  K.  B. 
T.  1769  Rt.   Hon.   Hugh   Lord   Viscount 

Carleton 
M.  1770  Sir  Frederick  Flood,  Bt. 
M.  1777  Rt.  Hon.  James  Fitzgerald 
E.  1784  Beresford  Burston,  Esq. 
E.  1784  Rt.  Hon.  John  Foster 
T,  1789  Hon.  Robert  Day 
T.  1789  Edmund  Stanley.  Esq. 
T.  1789  Edward  Westby,  Esq. 
T.  1789  Robert  Johnson,  Esq. 
M.  173^  Thomas  Walker,  Esq. 


Admission. 

M.  I79:i  William  Ilenn,  Esq. 
H.  1797  AVilliam  Walker,  Esq. 
M.  1798  Rt.  Hon. Sir  J.  Stewart,  Bt. 
M.  1798  lit.  Hon,  Wm,  Sanrin,  Attorney- 
General 
M.  1800  A.  C  Macartney,  Esq. 
T.  1802  Rt.  Hon.  Lord  Redesdale 
T.  1804  Rt.  Hon.  W.  C.  Plunket 
M.  1805  Hon.  C.  K.  Bushe,  Sd.  Gen. 
M.  1805  Steuart  King,  Esq. 
M.  1809  Thomas  Ellis,  Esq. 
E.  1814  I-Ienrv  Joy,  Esq.  1st  Sarj. 
M.  1817  Cliar'  Burton,  Esq.  2d  Seij. 
M.  1818  Thos.  Lefiroy,  Esq.  3d  Seij. 
E.  1814  Henry  Deane  Grady,  Esq. 
T.  181 6  J.  Jameson,  Esq. 
M.  1817  Rt.  Hon.  John  Ratcliffe 
M.  1817  Peter Burrowes,  Esq. 
T.  1818  Robert  Torrens,Esq. 
T.  1818  Thos.  Ball,  Esq. 

Treasurer,  Hon.  Justice  Johnson 
Under  Treasurer,  Hen.  Sandes,  Esq, 
Librarian,  H.  J.  MonckMason,  Esq. 
Law  Agent,  Archibald  Hamilton,  Es%., 
Clerk,  Edward  Ferris,  Esq. 
Bookseller,  R.  E.  Mercier    - 
Stationer,  Bennett  Dugdale 
Q^ce,  KiBg's-inas,  H^nrietUrstreet 


DUBLIN. 


4 


•zH  isiqqis 


ff-ith  the  Dates  of  their  Admmien, 


H.  Hilary,  E.  Easter.  T.  Trinity.  M.  Mishaelmas,  shew  the  Terms,  and  the  figures  the 
years  ia  which  they  were  called  to  the  Bar.  K.  C.  King's  Council ;  M.  P.  Member  of 
Parliament,    Thus  marked  §  were  called  to  the  English  Bar. 


Admission. 

M,  1806  Abbot  John 

E.  1796  Adair  H.  6,  Mountjoy-place 

T.  1785  Alexander  H. 

H.  1794  Allen  C.  E,  3,  Fitzvv.-st. 

E.  1812  Allen  Hen.  F.  26,  Beresford-st. 

H.  1793  Alley  Peter 

M.  1798  Anderson  Ed\r.  3»,  up.  Glolic.-st. 

M.  1792  Anderson  R.  17,  Dig?es-st. 

T.  1770  Annesley  Rt.  Hon.  R.  Earl  Cas- 

tleweilan 
H.  1796  Antisell  C  61,  Gardiner-st. 
H.  1775  Apjcihn  Mich.  Marshall 
T.  1803  Arabin  Hen.  Wm. 
M.  1799  §  Archdale  Richard 
E.  1814  Archer  H.  B.  65,  Stephen's-green 
M.  1814  Ardill  J.  W.  74,  Aungier-st. 
H.  1779  Armstrong  E. 
M.  1819  Armstrong  Wm.  20, 1.  Ormond-q. 
E.  1804  Arthur*  J.  3,  Mountjoy-s. 
E.  1814  Arthure  P.  E. 
T.  1785  AttinsonJ.T.Hume-Bt. 
E.  1795  Atkinson.!.  Wray 
E.  1800  Baker  R.  105,  Sammer-h. 
H.  1792  Baker  WUliam 
M.  17S8  Baker  Wm.  Jephson 
H.  1798  Baldwin  Richard 
M.  1780  Ball  Benj.  Merrion-sq.  s, 
H.  1781  Ball  Ghas.  2fi,  Temple-st. 
H.  1795  BallJ.Com.  ofBankr.   16,  upper 

Gardiner-st. 
M.  1774  BallJames 
H.  1815  BallJohn,  3, 1.  Pemb.-st, 
M.  1814  Ball  N.  16,  Mountjoy-sq.  n, 
E,  1800  Ball  Thomas,  Master  in  Chancery, 

L.  L.  D. 
E.  1775,  Ball  W.  L.  L.  D.  7,  Clare-st. 
T.  1815  Barber  John,  31,  Harcourt-st. 
M.  1816  Barlow  J,  N.  gt.  George-st. 
E,  1787  Barrett  Rog.  5,  Monta^ue-st.- 
T-  1787  Barrington  Sir  Junali,K.  C.  Judge 

Adm.  Court 
E.  1791  BarryJcs. 
M.  1811  Barry  G,  S.  6, 1.  Mer.-st. 
H.  1802  Barry  T.  4,  1.  Merrion-st. 
M.  1785  Barrv  W.  N.  o4,  Granby-row 
H.  1788  BanVkk  William 
E.  1816  BarwisJohn  : 

H.  1788  Bateman  Geo- Brooke 
H.- 1780  Bateman  J.  49,  Castle  st. 
T.  1798  Battersby  WUliam    ' 
T.  1791  Battlev  T.  C.  97,  Baggot-st. 
T.  1781  Batty  J.E. 

T.  1788  BavlyJohu,  Dorset-st.-i     .' ,  V> 
M.  1818  Beamish  Robert 
E.  1302  Beatty  F.  7,  Mountjoy-squaye^  s. 


Admission. 

T.  1810  Beatty  T.  100,  Baggot-st. 

T.   1788  BeaumanCh. 

T.  1789  Bell  J.  W.  2,  low.  Gardiner-st. 

H.  1811  BellThos.3,  Hatch-st. 

T.  1791  Bellew  William,  10,  gt.Charles-st. 

E.  1600  Bennett  G.  )",  low.  Fitzw.-st. 

•H.  1796  Bennet  R.  N.  23,  Harcourt-st. 

H.  1808  BennettR.  26,  Molesw,-st. 

M.  1793  Benson  C.  Cottimis.  of  Bankr. 
Baggot-st. 

M.  1806  Bessonet  James,  Assist.  Bar.  Co, 
Carlow,  27,  Leeson-st. 

M.  1818  Betty  James 

E.  1776  Betty  W.  L.  L.  D.  32,  Rutland- 
square,  w.  . 

E.  1794  Bethell  I.  B. 

T.  1805  Blackburne  P.  10,  Leinst.-st. 

M.  1795  Blacker  M.  Conn,  to  Com.  of 
Char.  Donat.  Board  of  Edue. 
46,  n.  George-st. 

E.  1779  Blake  A.  10,  Marlbro.-st. 

E.  180l   Blake  E.  Com.  of  Bankr.  Staf.-st, 

M.  1816  Blake  Hen.  8,  upper  Temple-st. 

h.  1801  Blake  John 

H.  1799  BlakeneyR.  9,  Fitzw.-square,  w. 

E,  1795  Bland  J    B. 

M.  1790  Blennerhasset  Harman 

M.  1781  Blood  Edmund  Maghlin 

E. 1800  Bodkin  John 

H.  1813  BolandJohnM. 

M.  1812  Bolger  Thomas  ■ 

H,  1809  Bolton  J.  M  32,  Merrion-gq.fi. 

E.  1806  Bookey  W.  T,  25,  College-gfeiBn 

E.  1817  Bourchier  J.  123,  Baggot-st. 

H.  1784  BourkeJohn 

M.  1789  Bowen  Charles 

M.  1770  Bowen  Thomas 

M.  1786  Boyd  A.  K.  C.  6,  gt.  Denmark-st. 

E.  1776  Boyd  Charles 

H.  1700  Boyd  J.  67,  Stephen's-green,  s. 

T.  1818  Boyd  W.  24,  n.  great  George-st. 

T.  1818  Boyd  William 

H.  1788  Brabazon  Ed.  Renmore,  Galway 

T.  1818  Bracken  Wm.  Henry 

H.  ]  801  Braddcll  George 

T.  1818  BradshawR.  S. 

M.  1796  Bradstreet  E. 

M.  1819  Brady  M.yy,  Baggot-st, 

T.  1811   BreenJ.31,  great  Britain  sti 

M.  1794  Brew  Art.  8,  Gardiner-st j; 

M.  1795  Bride  Rt.  ■     ' 

T.  1789  §  Brooke  SirRic.  B.<k  Capell,  IH, 

T,  1817  Brooke  Wm,  8,  Blc88i*igton-8t.  t* 

M.  1794  Browne  Gewrge  T. 

,M.  1798  Browne  Henry 


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DUBLIN. 


BARRISTERS. 
M  1792  Burdett  A.  Com.  Appeals 
E  1808  Burke  Francis,  51,  great  Geo.-st, 
E  1776  Burke  James  Henry 
M  1791  Burke  Nicli.  A.  Ship-st. 
H  1806  Burke  W.  M.  4,  Buckingham-st. 
T  1788  Burleigh  Wm.  Dobbs,  4,  Bucking- 
ham-st. 
E  1784  BurneJ.  K.  C.  20,  Merrion-sq.  s. 
T  1798  Burroughs  Sir  W.  England 
T  1795  Burron-esA. 
E  1785  BurrowesP.  K  C.  57,  Lees.-st. 
H  1768  Burston  B.  K.  C. 
M  1792  Burton  C.  2dSeij.  4,  Fitzw.-sq, 
H  1802  Burton  R. 
M  1793  Bushe  C.  K.  L.  L.  D.   Solicitor 

General,  5,  Ely-place 
H  1803  Bushe  Ger.  P.    Assist.    Bar.    Co. 
Kilkenny,  Coun.  to  Linen  Board, 
Vicar  Gen.  of  Lisraore,  L.  L.  D. 
16,  Merrion-square,  e. 
Bushe  John,  Fitzwilliam-sq, 
M  1797  Byrne  Patrick 
M  1780  Cahill  Michael 
E  1801  Calbeck  E.  Jn.  Rutland-st.. 
E  1792  Calcut  Richard 
E  1802  CamacJohn 
E  1786  CambellJ.  41,  Eccles-st. 
,M  1795  Carr  George 
M  1802  Carr  Geo.  17,  Mountjoy-sq. 
E  1794  Carroll  A.  18,  Mountjoy-sq. 
E  1780  Carroll  E.  Stephen's-green,  east 

T  1810  Carroll  J.    1,  1,  Pembroke-st. 

M  1815  Carroll  J.  M.  P.  Stephen's-gr.  e. 

M  1805  Carton  F.  Js. 

M  1788  Casey    Th.  Com.    of  Bank,    and 
Magi,  Police,  10,  Ely-place 

M  1808  Cash  G.  3,  upper  Temple-st. 

T  1802  Cassan  S.  8,  gt.  Britain-st. 

E  1809  Castles  George 

E  1803  Castles  Jas.  F.  Seneschal  of  Thos.- 
court  and  Donore,  73,  Steph.-gr. 

E  1722  Cavendish  Hon.  G. 

E  1784  Chadwick  Rich.  Bangor 

M  1811  Chambers  J.  60,  up.  Dorset-st. 

H  1819  Chambers  Wm.  43,  Leeson-st. 

M  1798  Chaigneau  P.  4,  Fitzw.-st. 

T  1798  ChamleyC.  11,  Teraple-st. 

H  1792  Checkley  Richard,  Cork 

H  1799  Chichester  Arthur 

H  1819  Chinnery  R.  St.  Leger 

H  1774  Chritchley  James 

M  1794  Church  T.  20,  Arran-quay 

T  1799  ClanceyJ.  37,  Merrion-sq. 

M  1793  Clarke  J.  D.  Rec,  of  PortarlingtOD, 
79,  Aungler-st 

H  1809  Clarke  J.  7,  up.  Pemb;-st. 

E  1785  Clements  Robert 

T  1807  Clinch  J.  B.  3,  Eccles-st. 

M  1789  Coats  I.  10,  Molesw.-st. 

H  1782  Colclough  Cffisar,  M.  P. 

E   1795  Cole  Hen.    Magist.  of  Police,  18, 
Hardwicke-st. 

E  17.95  ColIesJn.  37,  Eccles-st. 

H  1785  Colless  W.  S.  Cumb,-st. 

H  1789  Coneys  John 

E  1795  Coneys  T. 

H  1805  Congrere  T. 


BARRISTERS. 
T  1792  Connell  A.  Recorder  of^insale, 

and  a  Com.  of  Bankr.  Cork 
M  1806  Conner  R,  ^,  1.  Mount-st. 
M  1788  Conroy  Ph.  Js.  J.  Capel-st. 
H  1785  Cooke  John,  22,  Baggot-st. 
T  1794  Cooke  Peter 
T  1785  Cooke  Thomas 
T  1814  Cookmau  Edward  R. 
H  1796  Cooley  W.  Cumb,-st. 
H  1806  Cooper  H.  11,  up.  Pembroke-st, 

H  1776  Cooper  R.  n.  gt,  George's-st. 

E  1779  Coote  Charles  H.  Lord  Castlecoote, 
Custom-house 

T  1818  Coppinger  Stephen 
T  1793  Corbet  Francis 

T  1782  Corry  George 

E  1796  Lorry  James,  9,  Lurgan-st. 

M  1809  Cosgrave  Thomas,  n.  g.  George-st. 

H  1815  CostelloJ. 

T  1789  Cottingham  Jas.  Henry 

M  1811  Courtney  D.  R.  26,Denz.-st. 

T  1817  Craig  James,  9,  Astons'-quay 

M  1795  Crampton  John,  15,  up.  Mer.-st. 

E  1810  Crampton  P.  Prof.  Com.  Law. 
Univ.  of  Dublin,  LLD.  3,  Mer- 
rion-sq. w. 

M  1804  Crawford  Andrew 

M  1794  Creagb  Johu      "^ 

H  1799  Creagh  Richard, 

T  1814  Crealhorne  G.  England 

E  181S  Creed  William  M. 

E  1813  Creighton  G.  W.  26,  French-st. 

E  1783  Croitou  M.  45,  Harcourt-st. 

E  1802  Crokcr  J.  W.  MP.  England 

E  1776  Cromie  J. 

M  1792  Crooksliank  George 

T  1794  Crosbie  William 

M  1813  Cross  George  W. 

H   1310  Cruise  W.P.41,  1,  Gardiner-st, 

E  1791  Cullep  James 
I  M  1801  CuUen  M.  38,  n.  Cumb.-st. 

M  1790  Cummins  Jn.  32,  Denz.-st. 

T  1816  Curran  W.  H.  3,  Nassau-st. 

T  1785  Curry  J,  Assist  Barrister  for  the 
Co.  Londonderry 

T  1806  Curry  W.  37,  Summer-hill 

H  1800  CuthbertE.  26,  Stephcn's-green  n. 

E  1813  D'Alton  J.  6,  upper  Rutland-st, 

M  1792  DalyCuth. 

E  1813  Daly  Jn.  Jas.  33,  s.  Frederick-st. 

H   1794  Daly  Miehael,  Ennis 

H  1793  Daly  Rt.  Hon.  St.  Geo.  2d  J.K.B. 
15,  Cavendish-row 

M  1795  Daniel  G.  R,  2,  Mountjoy-sq.  e. 

M  1777  Darby  V; 

M  1784  D'Arcy  James,  n.  Cmnb.-st. 

T  1796  DarcyJ.F. 

M  1793  Dawson  A.  5,  George's-place 

M  1806  Dawson  H.  3,  Hnme-st. 

H  1788  Dawson  James,  Assist.  Barrister, 
for  County  Armagh 

M  1777  Day  Hon.R.  7,  Merrion-sq.  n. 

T  1802  Day  Robert 

M  1799  Deane  Robert,  Cork 

Dee  Wm .  5,  up.  Merrion-sq.  east 

E  1766  Deeriiig  J.  25,  up.  Temple 

H  1809  Delap  Hugh,  110,  Capel-st. 


BtJBfJLilN. 


93 


BARRISTERS. 

M1788  Delacour  Robert^  Mallow 
T  1785  Dennis  John 
M  1787  Dennis  Joseph,    Com.   of    Bank- 
rupts, Cork 
M  1785  D'Esten-e  Henry 
T  1810  D'Estene  Hen.  A.  14,  Molesw.-st. 
H  IBIO  Dick  Q.  England 
M  1801  Dickson    Jas.  Thomas,   Com.    of 

Bankr.  98,  Baggot-st. 
E  1796  Dickson  Stephen,   Com.  of  Bankr. 

17,   Stephen's-green,  a. 
E  1794  Dickson    S.   P.   Com.   of    Bankr. 

<J2,   Grafton-st. 
M  1792  Dickson  Thomas,  10,  Cuffe^gt. 
H   1809  Digby  Robert,  8,   1.  Gloucester-st. 
E  1796  Digby  Thomas  George,  29,  upper 

Rutland-st. 
M  1818  Dillon  Giirratt 
M  1787  Disi.>ey  VV  illiam.  Black-rock 
M  1  794  Dobbin  VV 
M  1795  Dobbs  Conway  Edward,  Recorder 

of  Carvickfergus,  34,  Suminer-hill 
E  177'J'  DobbH    Richard,    Assist.    Bar.  for 

Co\inty  Antrim 
H  1808  Djherty  J.  L.L.D.  Com.  of  Enq. 

Fees.  Co.  Justice,  51,  Steph.-jir,  e. 
T  1812  Doherty  J.  25,  upperDominick-st. 
T  1797  Dolphin  H.  T.  69,  Capel-st. 
H  1792  Donek-ia  Edmund 
T  1792  Donelan  H.  Baggot-st. 
T  1799  Donovan  A. 
E  1792  Donovan  John 
E  1819  Donovan  Morg.  VV.  33,  Denzille-st. 
T  1761  Doolan  William 
E  1791  Dooner  John  Robinson 
E  1797  Dopping  Ralph 
T  1789  Dopping  Samuel 
M  1781  Dorman  Ed.  south  King-st. 
E  1776  Downes  Rt.  Hon.  VVm.  C,  J.  K.  B. 

26,  Merrion-square,   north 
H  1811  Doyle  Patrick 
M  1789  Doyne  P.  12,  Molesw.-st. 
H  1788  Dri'scol  Timothy,  K.  C,   50,  Har- 

court-st. 
H  1813  Dumoulin  J.  F.  36,  Stephen's-gr. 
H  1805  Dunn  Arth.  16,  Ely- place 
T  1778  Dunn  J.  K.C.  11,  up.  Sackville-st. 
T  1796  Dwyer  J.  Com.  Bankr.  and  of  Lu- 
natics, Kildare-place 
M  1799  Eaton  Richard 
H  1810  Edgeworth    Charles,     Bath.    15, 

Baggot-st. 
H  1786  Ellis  Thomas,  Master  in  Chan.  9, 

Merrion-square,  north 
M  1800  Ellis  W.  Henry,    Assist.   Bar.  Co. 

Mayo,  123,  great  Britain-st. 
M  1791  Enraight  Bailie 
M  1792  Ensor  George,  Armagh 
M  1793  Evans  Francis 
M  1793  Evans  Thomas  D. 
H  1792  Eva tt  H.  Country    • 
H  1781  Evelyn  L.  Londoa 
M  1808  Everard  Richard 
M  1790  EwingG. 
E  1789  Falkin or  Daniel 
H  1806  Fallon  James  VV. 


BARRISTERS. 

E  1795  Faris  Joseph   • 

H  1601  FarrcU  R.  34,  n.  great  George-st. 

T  1 799  Fauikener  Henry 

M  1778  Featon  WMUiam' 

Yt  1812  FennerW.  135,  Dorset-st. 

T  181b  Fleming  Lionel  John 

H  1818  Fleming  Robert 

T  1796  Filgate  Thomas 

M1776Filgate  Townly  Patten,  LowtUer- 
lodge,  Balbriggan 

T  1809  Finlay  John,  31,  Cumberlaod-st.  n. 

M  1808  Finn  William  F. 

H  1769  Fitzgerald  Rt.  Hon.  Js.  11,  Moles- 
worth-st. 

M  1798  Fitzgerald  P.  2,  great  Char.-st. 

T  1801  Fitzgerald  T  W.  2,  up.  Rlount-st. 

H  1810  FitzsimonsEd.  J.B.J9,Anglesea-st 

H  1801  Fitzsimons  Michael 

H  1778  Fleming  T. 

E  1778  Fletcher  Hon.  Wm.  2d  JCP.  Mer- 
rion-square, east 

E  1816  Fletcher  William 

H  1818  FleuryRnbert  Anthony 

T  1794  Flood  Hen.  25,  Arran-quay 

H  1764  Flood  Sir  F.  Bart.  KC  Cus.  Rot. 
Co.  Wexford 

H  1799  Foot  George 

M  1788  Foot  L  13,  Denzille-st. 

M  1817  Foot  L,  jun.  13,  Denzille-st. 

T  1805  Forbes  Arthur 

T  1813  Forde  T.  17,  Mountjoy-sq.  east 

H  1815  Foster  R.  48,  upper  Rutland-st. 

H  1796  Fortescue  P.  W.  Country 

M  1797  Forth  N.  F.  12,  Hume-st. 

M  1766  Forth  Sam.  12,  Hume-st. 

H  1816  Fosberry  John  Francis 

M  1803  Foster  J.  L.  M.P.  King's  Adv.Gen. 
K.C.L.L.D.  Com.of  Board  of  Edu- 
ca.  and  Com.  of  Enq.  into  Fees  of 
Co.  of  Justice,  Merrion-square 

M  1766  Foster  Rt.  Hon.  J.  M.P. 

T  1814  Fox  Charles,  13,  Hume-st. 

H  1788  Fox  P.  112,  Stephen's^green,  west 

T  1781  Fox  Richard 

FoxM.  C.  II,  Ely -place 

T  1792  Franks  J.  8,  Harcourt-st. 

M  1795  French  Geo.  Assist.  Bar.  Co,  PvOS- 
commoo,  54,  Eccles-st. 

M  1767  French  R.  39,  Kildare-st, 

T  1794  Fudge  William  Tallow 

M  1791  Fullam  John 

E  1796  Fuller  Abr. 

H  1804  Furlong  J.  S.  46,  Leeson-st. 

E  1791  Gabbet  Jos.  Magistrate  of  Police, 
70,  lower  Mount-st, 

H  1800  Gabbet  Thomas 

H  1791  Gale  John,  Mountjoyrsquare,  south 

M  1788  Gaidc  John,  41,  York-sr. 

E  1776  George  Hon.  Denis  2d  B.  E.  Cold- 
blow,  Co.  Dublin 

M  1794  Geraghty  J.  31,  HoUes-st. 

H  1795  Gcran  Miles  , 

H  1793  Giffard  A.  H.  Fi.sc^lGcn.  at  CeyloB 

r  1784  Gilraorc  J.  B.  9,  Mountjoy-place 

Ml&OOGodleyJ. 

E  1792  Going" R, 


DUBLIN. 


^H. 


■■'      '         BARRISTERS. 
T  1764  Goldsbury  J.  Arthur 
T1791  GooldT.  K.C.  20,  Menion-square 
M18I6  Gordon  Robert 
E  1784  Gordon  Walter 
E  1787  Gore  Frau.  14,  Stephen' s-green 
M  1781  Gorman  W.  87,  Stephen's-green 
E  1788  Grace  G. 
H  1787  Grady  H.  D.  K.C.   Coun.  to  Com. 

of  Customs  &  Excise,  2,  Merrion- 

square,  east 
M  1786  Grady  Thomas,  Country 
M  1792  Grant  Joseph,   30,  Stephen's-gr.  e. 
T  1772  Grattan  Rt.  Hon.  H.  M.P. 
M  1810  Grattan  Henry,  Jun.  56,  Step.'gr.s. 
H  1800  Graves  John.   C.  Magistvp.te  of  Po- 
lice and  Com.  of  Bank.  12,  Fitz- 

william-square,  west 
H  1795  Graydon  Charles,  Mount-st. 
H  1805  Graydon  William,  28,  1.  Fitzw.-st. 
M  1789  Greene  F,  W. 
E  1790  Greene  Jonas,   20,  Harcourt-st. 
E  1814  Greene  R.  W.  48,  York-street 
H  1818  Grierson  G.  A.  28,  Parl.-st. 
M  1817  Griffith  W.  H.  1,  Dame-st. 
T  1794  Grogan  J.  10,  Harcourt-st. 

Grogban  John,  Markstown  Cottage 
H  1796  Groves  J.  K. 
M  1782  Guinness   R.     Magist.   of    Police, 

Dub.  9,  Mercer-st. 
M  1789  Guinness  S.  7,  Mercer-st. 
T  r794  Guthrie  John,  Gardiner-st. 
M  1812  Haddock  T.  2,  Gard.-row 
H  179,i  Haire  R.  19,  Summer-hill 
M1805  HallJames 
M  1793  Hall  James  Trail  Com.  of  Bankr. 

Sackville-st. 
M  1792  HallidayN. 
T  1814  Hamerton  Robert  Tisdall 
M  1795  Hamilton  Al.  L.L.D.   Vicar  Gen. 

of  Clogher,  23,  Rutland-square 
JSI 199  Hamilton  Arth.   L.L.D,  7,   s.   Cum- 
berland-street 
H  1786  Hamilton  B.  L.L.D.  20,  Paradise-r. 
H  1802  Hamilton  F.  Assist.  Bar.  Co. Louth, 

61,  Blessington-st. 
H  1777  Hamilton  S.  25,  Merrion-s, 
H  1809  Hanna  W.  10,  n.  great  George-st. 
M  1798  Hare   Mark,  L.L.D.  Scnesclial  to 

St.  Sepulchre's,  and  Com.  of  Ap- 
peals, 12,  Park-st,  east 
H  1793  Harrison  Jonas,  Cork 
E  1770  Hartnett  Rt.  Co.  Cork 
E  1795  Hartstonge  Weld   M.   15,    Moles- 

wortb-st. 
E  1792  Harvey  William 
M1806  HassardSir Francis  Jobn,  Recorder 

of  Watei-foi'd 
M  1814  Hassard  Wm.  Hen. 
H  1809  Hatchell  J.  36,  uj-per  Mer.-st. 
T  1781   Hawthorne  Char.   Stew.  Ch.  Coni. 

Excise,  Custom-house 
M  1792  H  earn  Daniel 
^T  1784  Hearn  William 
IM  1778  HeatleyCon.  Com.  of  thing's  Forces  , 

Henchy  F.  LLB  3,  Mcrrion-sq,  8. 
H  1813  Henley  T.  H.  27,  Summer-hiU 
E  1811  IlennJ.  17,  Merrion-square,  south 


T  1784  Henn  W.  Master  in  Chancery,  17, 

Merrion-square.  s. 
E  1808  Henn  W.  9,   Clare-st.        -- '^^    i-f^ 
H  1780  Herbert  R.    Towns.    First  Coriii 

mis.  of  Public  Ace. 
H  1795  Herbert  T.   Magistrate  of  Police, 

Constitution-hill 
M  1808  HewsonW.  93,  Stephen's-gr.  s. 
H  1819  Hickson  G.  B.23,  Mount-street 
H  1800  Hickson  Robert,   Conway 
T1786  Hill   Sir  G.  F.    M.P.    Recorder  of 

Derry,  Vice  Treasurer  of  Ireland 
E1795  HillasR.  W.  122,  Dorset-st. 
T  1797  Hinchey  P.  F,    Com.    Bankr.  33, 

Merrion-square,  s. 
H  1785  Hinds  W. 
E  1791  Hitchcock  R.  23,  Baggot-st. 
T  1805  Hobart  H. 
E  1778  Hobson  Sam.  Assist.  Barr,  for  the 

county  ef  Cork 
T  1807  Hobson  S.  M.   LLD.  Vicar  Gen. 

Dioc  se  ClonserC  &  Kihnacduagb, 

32,  Merrion-square 
H  1785  Hodgkinson   F.  Professor  of  Civil 

Law  to  the  University  of  Dutlin, 

S.  F.  T.  C.  D.  Trinity  College 
T  1810  Holland  Fred. 
H  1795  Holmes  R,  27,  Gardiner's-place 
M  1792  HomanT. 

Hone  Brindley,  46,  York-st. 
T  1788  §Hone  J.  T.  England 
M  1783  Houghton   E.    Com.  «f  Bankr.  a 

Gover.  of  the  House  of  Iiiditstrj', 

9,  n.  Frederick-st. 
T  1815  Howley  John,  1,  Clare-st. 
M  1773  Huband  J.Charicfflt.-mall 
M  1800  Huband  W.  Com.  of  Bankr.  11, 

Fitzwiliiam-square,  n. 
M  1807  Hudson  E. 
E  1818  Hudson  Wm.  Elliott 
T  17B5  Humfrey  H.  23,  Park-st. 
E  1809  Hussey  A.  S. 
H  1803  Hussey  P.  B. 
M  1792  Hutchins  Eman.Bantiy 
E  1818  Hutchins  Samuel 
T  1792  Hutchinson  Hon.  C.  H.  M.  P. 
M17e2  HnlcWnson  Hon.  F.H.  2,  Heiiri.-St 
T  1818  Hutchinson  James 
H  1777  Hutchinson    Rt.    Hon.   R.  Hely, 

Earl    Dononglnuore,     Ld     Treii, 

Remem.  of  Court  of  E::chequer 
E  1815  Hutchinson  Thomas,    L.    19,    iip. 

Gardiner-st, 
E  1812  Hutchinsoii  J.  53,  Karcourt-st. 
M  1792  Ikerry  Jobn 
E  1798  Irwin  Jones  \V.  48,  Leeson  st. 
M  1806  Jacksun  J&s.  D-  Leeson-st. 
T  1806  Jackson  Warren  Hast.  Row.   Cas- 
tle-view, Cork 
H  1798  James  C.  30,  W'illiam-st. 
M  1778  Jameson  J.  L.L.D. K.C.  Ace.  Gen. 

of    th€    Court  of  Chancery,    ^6, 

York-st. 
T  1805  Jameson  Jobn,  36,  York -St. 
M  1778  Jameson  R.      -        '  ' 

T1789  Jebb   Hoh.'  Richd.  4Jh  J.K.B.  41- 

Rutland-square,  w. 


DUBLIN. 


BARRISTERS. 
M  1791  Jervis  Sir  J.  J.  W.  Bt. 
H  1783  Johnson   Hoo.     VV.     4tli    Jastcc, 

CP.  36,  Havcourt-st. 
M  1794  Johnston  James 
Ml  776  Johnston  Rob.  KC.  16,  Mountjoy- 

Sfiuare,  s. 
AI 1792  Johnston  R.  Assist.  Bar,  Bar.  Co. 

Siigo,   7,  Mountjoy-stiuure,  e, 
E  1792  Jones  Richard,  l7,  Bagg;oJ-st. 
T  1788  Joy  H.  IstSeijt.  14,  up.  Temple-st. 
T  1805  Kean  J.  C.  33,  MoleBWorth-st. 

Kearns  John,  92,  upper  Doisut-st, 
T  1788  Keating  M.  2,  up.  Fitzw.-st. 
E  1813  Keatinir  R.91,  Baggot-st. 
E  1799  Keating  T.  30,  1,  Sackville-st. 
E  1799  Keller  Jer.  1,  Peinbroke-xt. 
E  1814  Kellet  Richard 
T  1794  Kelly  Denis 
,,M1795  Kemmis  H.   Assist.   Bar.  Queen's 
Co.  12,  Merrion-square 
H  1812  Kennedy  W.  P.  11,  Lein.-st. 
M  1788  Keogh  JVfichael 
E  1807  Keou  M. 

M1805  KernanR.  17,  Blessington-st. 
M1795  Kerr  Lewis 
T  1809  Kiernan  Patrick 
E  1818  Kinahan  D.  11,  Merrion-square ,  n. 
M  1798  Kinchela  J.  L,LD.3,  s  Cumberland- 
street 
H  1799  King  H,  S.  Commis.  of  Customs, 

45,  Granby-row 
M  1795  King  J.  7,  Summer-kiU 
,E  1811  King  M.  35,  Dame-at. 
?i  E  1787  King  Steuart,  Master  in  Chancery, 
1,  Granby-row 
T  1802  KingT. 

M  1805  Kinsley  C.  A.  4U  n.  Cumb.-st. 
M  1778  Kirwan  John,  KC.  54,  Leesan-st. 
T  1779  Kirwan  James,  Assistant  Barrister 

for  county  of  Galway 
E  1790  Knott  W.  Com.  Appeals 
E  1792  Knox  Francis,  KC.  17,  Gard.-pl. 
M  1797  Knox  James,  67,  Dame-at. 
E  1813  Knox  John 

M  1788  Knox  Rt.  Hon.  Geo.  Mexrion-sq. 
H  1791  Lanigan  R.  Harcourt-st. 
E  1792  Lapp  W,  39,  lower  Dominick-st. 
M  1806  Lascelles  R.  15,  Ely-place 
H  1814  Latouche  William  Digges 
T  1780  Lauter  Th.  §tephen's-greea 
M  1805  Lawless  Luke 
M  1793  Lawsoii  Edward,  Grand  Can^Sec, 

William-st. 
H  1798  Leader  N.  P.  51,  Laeson-st. 
H  1796  I<eckey  John  Gage 
H  1786  LeeEdkv.  Waterford 
M  1798  Lees  J.  C.  Trea.   Police  Estab.  1, 

upper  Mount-street 
M  1792  Leeson  John 

E  1797  Lefroy  T.  KC.  SdSerj.  12,  Lees.-st. 
H  1797  Le  Hunte  W.  Augustus 
H  1780  Leland  John,  Com.. of  Bankr.23, 

n,  Fredeiick-st, 
T  1817  Lendiick  James,  4,  Hatch-st. 
T  1791  Leslie  John,  Cork 
T  1 792- Leslie  R.G.   Dep.  Judge  Ad.  Csji, 
•    €3,  Bles8injgtoo,-*|j   ^_^ 

V    ,9Tfilfp8-i)UBlJu; 


BARRISTERS. 

H1815  L'EstrangeSamuel,  40,  u.R^t.-st. 
M  1814  Levne  M.  50,  Exchequer-st. 
M  1787  Lill  James  Godfrey 
E  1802  Lindsay  G.  54,  Capel-st. 
M  1812  Lindsay  Jn.  11,8.  Anne-st. 
M  1772  Lindsay  R.   Assist.  Bar.  for  Muntf 
of  Tyrone,  Granby-row  :,- 

E  1811  LittonEdwd,  27,  n.  gt.  Geo.-st. 
T  1780  Lloyd  J.  KC.2,  Merrion-square,  w. 
T  1794  Lloyd  T.  KC.  Assistant  Bar.  county 
of  Limerick,  1,  Merrion-square,  e. 
M  1 794  Longfield  William 
Tiyi8  Lopddl  John 
H  1787  Louglin  James 
M  1807  Low  Peter,  7,  Baggot-st. 
T  1818  Lyle  Acheson 
H  1814  Lynch  A.  H. 
T  1792  §  Lynch  M.F.  4,  Mountjoy-place' 
T  1801  Lyne  C.  Westmoreland-st. 
M1794  Lyne  J.   Com.  to  Bankr.   Assist. 
Bar,  for  Co.  Westmeath,  2,  low. 
Mount-st. 
M  1800  Lj'saght  Jas.  17,  Lecson-st« 
M  1798  McCarthy  B.  17,  Fred.-st. 
M  1808  M'Carthy  M  3,  Aston's-quajr 
T  1780  M'Cuusland  M.  Chatbam-st. 
H  1796  MTausland  Robert 
M  1790  M'Clelland  Hon.  J.  4tb  B.  E.  33, 

Gardinev's-place 
H  1810  M'Cormick  S.  LLD,  48>  Abbey-st, 
M  1789  M'Dermott  Owen 
H  1816  M-Dcraiott  W.  C.  40,  upper  GloM- 

cester-st. 
M  1816M'Donell  Thomas 
H  1799  M'Dougall    Heu.    Vicar  Gen.    of 
Waterford  and  Lismore,  13,  Har.-s 
M  1814  M'Gough  Walter 
H  1791  M'Grath  Thomas,  2, 1.  Fitzw.-st. 
M  ISOeM'Kanp  T.  Consul  to   Pav.  Board 
and  Police  Estab.  26,  Harcourt-st. 
T17S9  M'Mahon  Rt.    Hon.    Sir    Wiliam, 
Bart.  Master  of  the  Rolls,  Rath- 
farnham 
E  1790  M'Mahon  A.  41,  Aungier-stv 
T  1813  M'NagUtoa  William 
M  1806  M'NeUl  Robert 
H  1814  Macabe  J.  P.  35,  Mur^b.-st. 
E  1815  Macan  John,  133,  great  Britain-st. 
T  1778  Macartney  A.  C.  KC  Counsel   to 

Ch.  Remem.  Excheq.  47,  Step.-g. 
H  1810  M'Donnell  Eneas,  49, 1.  Gard.-st. 
H  180.9  Mackay  Jn.  10,  Leeson-st. 
M  1771  M'Naghton  Fr,  Judg^  in  Be^g^l 
T 1776  M'Nally  L.  Seneschal  of  the  Liber- 
ties of  Kilmainhiiiit,  22,  Harc.-st. 
T  1799  Madden  J,  10,  Mountjoy-sq,  s. 
M  1796  Magaa  F.  20,  Usher's-island 
E  1796  Magrath  M.  Assist.  Barrister  for  tUe 

county  of  Wicklow,  Fitzwm.-st. 
H  1788  MahaffyNin.  LLD.C<W.  ofBanHr. 

17,  n.  Earl-st. 
E  1781  Mahon  C.  Assist.  Barrister  for  the 

county  of  Clara 
II  1791  Mahftd  Js.  10^  n.  CwwWt. 
E  1795  Mahon  Japies 
H  1785  Mahony  Jqha 
l-I  1^14,M|hftnv  .R;  5?,  Willian>-st. 
iliioa  .o'lCjr^e-aoinsM 


96 


DUBLIN. 


.   '  BARRISTERS. 

H  irfiS  Mahony  Richard 
H  ISli"^  Major  James 
H  1804  Major  Win.  Edw.  Assist.  Bar.  Co. 

Donegal,  34,  Blessington-st, 
Ma'ony  Henry,  7,  upper  Riitland-st, 
H  IPOl  Mannin  John 
T  1818  Mannix  Henry 
T  1813  Mansergh  N.'27,  Grafton-st. 
M  1792  Maqiiay  G.  P.  14,  Mei.-rovt 
E  1804  Manett  C.  A. 
M  1787  Marsdec  A.  Booterstown 
M  1770  Marsh  Francis 
H  1794  Martin  George 
T  1781  Martin  R.  M,P.  Gnlway 
E  1814  Marlley.J.  9,  great  Cliarlcs-st. 
T  1781  Mason  Henry  Lib,  to   King's-isns, 

Kildare-st. 
T  1803  Mason  St.JoLn 

MassyJ.  B,  32,  Merrion-sq.  s. 
H  1816  Maunscl  Daniel. 
E  l8l3Maiinsel  Henry 
M  1774  Maunsell  Daniel,   U,  Mer.-sq.  s. 
H  1779  Maunsell  John 
M  1788  Maxwell  Rb.  18,  Summer-hill 
E  1808  Mayne  C. 
E  1781  Mayiie  Hon.   E.   3d  JKB.   28,  Ste- 

pben's-grecn,  n. 
H  1816  MayneJohn 
T  1799  Mayne  S.  Assist.  Bar.  Co.    Cavan, 

Hardwicke-placo 
T  1812  Mayne  William,  60,Blessington-!st. 
■T1780  Meade  Thomas 
M  1811  Mecredy  R.  D.  12,  g.  Dcn.-s. 
E  1793  Mee  Joseph 
T  1797  M^redyth   Sir  H,  Bart.    LLD.  25, 

Rutland-sq.  n. 
M  1311  Miller  J.  B.  3,  upper  Gardincr-st. 
M  179()  Mills  William 

Mitchell  H.  H.  19,  Basrgot-st.  - 
H1804Mitford   Bertram,     Com.    Bankr. 

Senesc.  of  Grange  Gorman,    Vic. 

Gen.  Kildare,  LLD.  Ciontarf 
M  1795  Moloay  E.  Woodlands 
T  1783  Molony  H.  G.  13,  mid.  Glouc.-st. 
T1797  Molony  Js. 
T  1789  Monck  W.  D.  Stanley 
M1788  MonsellT.  Assist.  Bar.  for  Co.  Fer- 
managh 
H  1777  Monsell  Wm.  Tho. 
M  1804  MonsellWm.  jun. 
H  1780  Montgomery  R.   Com,  Bankr.  31, 

upper  Rutland-st. 
H  1799  Moody  James,  56,  Dominick-st. 
H  1809  Mooney  Fred. 
T  1815  Moore  Frederick,  23,  s.  Anne-st. 
T  1788  Moore   Hon.  Arthur,  3d   JCP.  7, 

Henrietta-st. 
M  1800  Moore    G.    LLD.  Dep.   Reg.    of 

Deeds,  50,  Domiuick-st, 
T  1812  Moore  G.  P.  23,  Hard.-st. 
T  1799  Moore  Hamilton 
T  1792  Moore  Hubaad 
H  179'j  Moore  John 
M  1792  Moore  Rd.  Assist.  Bar,  for  Co.  Tip- 

perary,  10,  up.  Fitzw.-st, 
E  1797  Moore  Stephen 


BARRISTERS. 

M  1805  Moore  V.  11 ,  Fiizgib,-st,: 

T  1786  Morgan  Charles 

T  1815  Morgan  Rob.  19,  Synnot-place 

E  1769  Morres  Rt.  Hon.   LLD.  Frankfori;: 

Merrion-sq.  s. 
H  1811  Morouy  Fr.  42,  L  Mount-st. 
M  1779  Morris  Abraham,  Cork 
M  1775  Mullov  Tobias 
E  1789  Mulock  T.  Aug. 
H  1772  Mulock  T.  35,  Eccles-st. 
T  1834  Murray  Allen 
E  1900  Murray  J.  25,  middle  Gardiner-st. 
T  1 819  Musgrave  J.  8,  Holles-st. 
H  1770  Mussenden  Daniel 
E  1808  Mussenden  William 
M  1799  Napper  William 
E  1819  Nash  L.  4,  George's-st.'s. 
M  1790  Nevil  Thomas 
H  1799  Newcoraen  Charles 
T  1793  Newenham  VVilliam 
M  1 780  Newport  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  John,  M.  P. 
T  1.^0  Nixon  And.  26,  Portobello 
H  1785  Nixon  G. 
M  1813  Nolan  Thomas 
M  1810  North  J.  H.  31,  Mer.-sq.  s. 
H  1800  Norton  R. 
T  1773  Nugent  Lawren.  Coyne 
E  1808  Nun  R.  26,  Hoiles-st. 
T  1793  Nunn  John,    Nickson 
T  17S9  O'Beirne  Charles 
E  1788  O'Brien  D. 
M  1796  O'Brien  John 
H  1776  O'Brien  Matthew 
M  1803  0'Bryen  Ken.  19,  Holles-st. 
T  1816  O'Callaghan  Cornelius 
E  179S  O'Connell  D.  30,  Merrion-&q,  s. 
H  1817  O'Connor  M.  43,  Dom-st. 
T  1804  O' Dell  Christopher 
H  1804  O'Dell  Thomas,  Com.   of  Customs 
H  18 14  O'Donnell  J.  9,  uppef  Mount-st. 
H  1816  O'DriscoH  John 
H  1816  O'Dwyer  John,  89,  Baggot-st. 
M  1785  0'DwyerMor. 
H  1806  O' Fallon  J.  W.  33,  Jervis-st. 
M  1783  Ogle  Hen.  M.M.P.-  ^ 

E  1803  Ogle  W.  H. 

T  1803  O'Gorman  N.  P.  lower  Nferrion-st. 
E  1802  O'Grady  E.  S,    Assist.  Bar.  for  Co. 

Waterford,   and  Com.  Bankr.  52, 

Stephen's-green,  e.        "\    '^  '.  ,'. 
E  1787  O'Grady  Rt.  Hon.  St^n.  C'.;|i;j]^.;8,, 

Stephen's-green 
T  1818  O'Grady  W.  Stephen's  green 
E  1796  O'Hanlon  P.  Newry 
H  1770  O'Hara  Charles 
T  1772  O'Hara  James 
M1811  O'Laughlin  Mich.  13,  up.  Rutl,-st. 
M1808O'Leary  Mill-st, 
T  1813  O' Meagher  Samuel 
T  1813  O'Meagher  William 
M  1799  0'Neil  J.  Ace.  Geni,  Co,  Excheq, 

8,  Leinster-st. 
M  1805  O'Regan  Js.  Cork 
E  1785  O'Reilly  Edmund 
E  1796  O'Reilly  E.  S.  39,  Eccles-st. 
E  1801  O'Reilly  E,  Assist.  Bar.  for  the  Co, 
Longford 


DUBLIN. 


97 


BARRISTERS. 

E  1803  O'Reilly  Hugh 
E  1813  O'Sullivan  John 

Osborne  R.  B.  25,  Fitzw.-st 
T  1?83  Owens  Thomas 
E  1800  Parker  \V.  22,  s.  Cumberlaud-st 
E  1785  Parsons  J.  C.  M  P,  40,  Dawson-st. 

K.C. 
M  1792  Parsons  Th.  Cleare,  Assist.    Bar. 

for  King's  County,  14,  Harc.-st 
H  1778  Patterson  F.  Judge  Advocate  Gen. 

Mecklenburgh-st 
H  1778  Patterson  Mar. 
M  1766  Paul  Robert 
E  1798  Paul  Wm.E. 
M  1790  Pearde  W.  P.  Tallow 
Peile  R.  P.  Ely-place 
E  1791  Pendleton  S. 

E  1795  Pennefather  EMP.  KG.  20,  Fit2w.-st 
H  1795  Pennefather  R.  M.  P.    K.  C.  5, 

Merrion-sq.  s. 
M  1779  Percy  W.  P. 
H  1 806  Perrin  L.  24,  Haidw.-st 
M  1789  Phipps  Benjamin,  Cork 
E  1808  Phipps  R.  L.  L.  D.  S.  F.  T.  C.  D. 

Trinity-College 
M  1792  Pigott  Alexander 
H  1772  Pitt  George 

E  ISlSTittar  Samuel  John,  10,Fifzw.-sq.n. 
M  1805  Phmket  L.  a.  Strand 
II  1787  Plunkett  Rt.  Hon,  W.  C.  M.  P.  K. 

C.  16,  Stephen's-green,  n. 
M  1792  Plunket  W.  Com.  Rev.  And.  and 
Regist.  Royal  Hospital,  Kilmninham 
H  1778  Pollock  Jos.  Assist.  Barr.  County 

Down 
E  1 775  Pomeroy  Rt.  Hon.  Henry  Viscount 

Harberton 
E  1797  Poole  Thomas,  Middleton 
M  1817  Powell  Caleb 
M  1777  Powell  George 
M  1817  Power  Robert,  24,  Parliament-st. 
H  1809  Pratt  John 
T  1787  Prendergast    Thomas,    Cursitor  iij 

Chan.  3,  Merrion-square 
E  1779  Purcell  John 
M  1796  Purcell  J. 

M  1801  Purcell  W.  2,  upper  Rutland-st 
M  1795  Purdon  G. 
H  1797  Purdon  Roliert 
H  1792  Purdon  Simon 
H  1797  Puxley  John,  Beerhaven 
E  1785  Quin  T.  K.C.  16,  Leeson-st 
M  1815  Quin  Thomas,  32,  Leeson-st 
M  1789  RadcUft'  Rt.  Hon.  J.  K.C.  Judge 

Prerogative   Co.    Dub.   LLD.    1, 

Hume-st 
E  1779  Radford  Samuel 
E  1816  Read  Philip,  42,  upper  Rutland-st 
M  1811  Read  Sir  J.  Kildare-st 
T  1785  Reade  John,  Athboy 
U  1787  Redford  Ar. 
E  1796  Reed  John 
E  1813  Revell  Henry,  42,  Dawson-st 
E  1811  Reeves  W.  M.  19,  upper  Mer.-st. 
E  1791  Regan  William 
H  l8Q4ReillyJas.  Wiles,  62^  Blessing,-st, 


BARRISTERS. 

M  1790  Reynolds  William  Bowen 

T  1794  Rice  Dominick 

T  1781  Rice  S.  E.  Country 

T*1792  Rice  S.  Hen.  Assist  Bar.  Co.  Kerry, 

59,  Exchequer-st 
E  1811  Richards  J.  10,  Mecklenburgh-et 
M  1816  Richards  J.  G. 
H  1802  Riohards  R.  Assist.  Bar,  Co.  Wex- 
ford, 22,  Eh'-place 
E  1786  Richards  Thomas 
H  1814Robinson  Harstonge,4,Hardwick-Bt 
T  1789  Rochfort  G. 
T  1786  Rochfort  John  Staunton 
T  1789  Rogers  George  Pigot,  Cork 
M  1785  RoUeston  Joseph,  55,   lower  Gar- 

diner-st 
T  1817  Ronayn  D.  58,  Marlhro.-st 
H  1794  Roper  W.  Rathfernham 
M  1790  Rowan  William 
M  1799  Rowe  R.  Rad. 
H  1787  Rowley  W.  11,  n.  George-st. 
T  1788  liudd  Pemberton 
T  1815  Rutherford  M.B.I4,  Rutland-sq.  e. 
M  1799  Rutledge  Richard 
H  1789  Rutledge  Robert 
H  1802  Ruxton  R.  Assist.  Bar.   for  the  Co. 

iMeath,  Vicar  Gen  of  Meath,LLD. 
H  1789  Ruxton  V/.  P. 
T  1813  Rj-an  D.  F.  62,  Summer-hill 
T  1799  Rvan  Ewer,  Moore-st. 
M  1788  Ryan  J.  Com.  of  Bank,  102,  B&g- 

got-st. 
T  1794  Ryan  William 
T  1796  Ryves  William,  11,  Leeson-st 
H  1759  Ryves  William 
E  1790  Saint  Leger,  Chichester 
M  1799  Saikeld  Thomas 
H  1789  Sandes  H.  Und.Treas.  King's-inns 
H  1800  Sandes  William 
M  1819  Sankey  J  .  1,  Fitzwilliam-sq.n. 

Sankey  M.  9,   Harc.-st 
H  1816  Saurin    Mark  Anthony,    31,    Ste 

Stephen's-green,    north 
T  1780  Saurin  Right  Hon.  W.  Att,  Gen 
,  27,  Stephea's-green,  north 

Scally  Dennis,  13,  Merrion-square,  south 
H  1817  Scanlan  John  Joseph,    49,    upper 

Rutland-st 
T  1818  ScannellJoseph 
M  1792  Schoaies  J.  Assist.  Bar.  of  the  Co. 

of  Kildare,  ol,  Leeson-st 
K  1814  Scott  R.  CO,  upper  Dorset-st 
H  1807  Scott  Edward,  3,  Mer,..sq.  s. 
M  1789  Scott  Henry  Owen 
E  1804  Scott  J.  S-m'ytli,  3,  Merrion-sq.  s. 
H  1779  Scott  T.  Purd.  40,  Harc.-.st 
H  1786  §Scrivpn  J.  Baiclay,  12,riarcour.-8t 
M  1796  Scajlly  D.  13,  Mer.-stiuare,  south 
HI  795  Seton  A. 
H  1814  Shanahan  Frederick 
M  1788  Sharkey  R.  F.   Paymast.    of  Corn 

Bounties,  76, 1.  Mouiit-st 
H  1793  Shearer  Alexander 
E  1811  Shiel  James,  15,  upper  Dom.-st. 
H  1814  Slicil  Richard,  23,  Ho\les-st 
E  1762  Sherlock  J.  37,  Jervis-st 
N 


m 


DUBLIN^ 


BARRISTERS. 

M  1792  Sinclair  James 

T  1776  Sinclair  Robert 

T  1796  Singer  P.  M.  1,  upper  Temple-st 

M  1796  Slaicke  John,  Assist.  Bar.  Co.  Mo- 

nagh,  19,  Dominick-st 
E  1798  Smith  Amb,  Com.  of  Bankr.  upper 

Merrion-st 
M  1776  Smith  G.  Rec.  of  Limerick 
H  1816  Smith  John,  104,  Stephen's-green 
Smith  John,  14,  1.  Fitzwilliam-st 
H  1798  Smith  Joseph,  upper  Fitzwilliam-st. 
H  1792  Smith  Marcus 
H  1792  Smith  M.  151,  Mecklenburgh-st. 
E  1791  Smith  Thomas 
*!  1788  Smith  Hon.  Sir  W.  C.  Bart.  3d  BE. 

8,  Mer. -square 
H  1790  Smyly  J.  K  C  1.3,  Baggot-st 
H  1818  Smyth  Burston,  B.  25.  D'OUier-st 
H  1803  Smyth  Carew,  46,  Baggot-st 
H  1796  Smyth  J,  Com.  of  Bank,   and  Com. 

of  Appeals,  14,  Fitawilliam-st 
M  1795  Smvth  J.  A.  2,  Denzille-st 
M  1785  Smyth  R.  L.L.D.  10,  up.  Temple-st 
H  1796  Smyth  William,  11,  Harcourt-st 
H  1814  Southwell  R.  Jun. 
T  1790  Speer  Sol.  25,  Dorset-st 
T  1784  Spencer  Josh.  DoHiini«k-st 
T  1796  Spread  J. 
H  1815  Sproule  A.  5,  n.  Anne-st 

Stack  Rich.  Harcourt-road 
T  1785  Stanford  Jo.  Glost.-st 
M  1782  Stanley  Sir  Ed.  K.C.C.  Judge  at 

Maddras 
E  1803  Stannard  E. 

H  1802  Staples  T.  48,  n.  great  George-st 
T  1805  Stapleton  Hovenden,    9,    Bucking- 

ham-st 
M  1789  Stawell  Eustace,  Bandon 
M  1795  Stawell  George 
M  1795  Stawell  Jonas 
E  1770  Stawell  William,  Doneraile 
T  1813  Steele  Walter,  13,  Mountjoy-sq. 
M  1794  Sterling  Edward 
H  1795  SteuartD.  121,  great  Britain-st 
T  IBHStevelly  Robert  Jones 
E  1777  Stewart  Alexander 
M  1773  Stewart  Hen.  6,  Leinster-st 

Stewart  James,  122,  Stephen's-green 
H  1781  Stewart  John 
E 1781  Stewart  Rt    -Hon.    Sir    J,    Bart. 

M.P.K.C, 
M  1806  St.  George  A.  12,  Gi-env.'St 
T  1807  St.  George  T.  7,  Dawson-st 
M  1812  Stock  Jos.  L,  L.  D.  44,  Blessing- 
ton -st. 
M  1785  Stokes  John  Wm.  Com.  of  Bankr. 

13,  Leeson-st 
H  1817  Stoney  James  Johnston,. 25,  lower 

Sackville-st 
E  1790  Stringer  Ralph 
H  1816Stritch  Bartholomew 
M  1811  Stritch  L.  14,  Molesw.-st 
T  1780  Studert  Jonas 
M  1806  Studdert  Thomas 
T  18J  7  Sullivan  M.  J.  6,  Sum.-st.n. 
T  1794  Swan  J.  Cham.  6,  Lein.-st. 


BARRISTERS.; 

M  1776  Sweeney  J.  Mountjoy-squarc 

T  1803  Swift  E.  L.  England 

T 1778  Swift  Robert,  Baldoyle 

T  1806  Swindell  Wm.Cha.  26,MoBntjoyJsr 

H  1804  SwineyS.  7,  Harcourt-st  <i 

T  1782  Synge  Sir  R.  Harcourt-st 

H  1806  Tallon  J.  W.  32,  north  Dom.-st 

H  1794  Tandy  Thomas 

T  1813  Tennant  Henry  W. 

M  1796  Therry  J.  Com.  of  Rev. 

H  1788  Thompson  Fred.  Dep.   Chief  Re- 

memb.  of  Co.  Exch.  16,  Merrion- 

square,  south 
M  1807  Thompson  G.  167,  north  King-st 
H  1785  Thompson  John  Norris 
T  1790  Thorp  Robert 
E  1803  Tickell  Ed.  10,  Clare-gt 
H  1796  Tighe  Henry 
E  1794Tisdall  George,  Cork 
M  1770TolerRt.  Hon.Jn,  Lord  Norbury, 

C.  J.  C.  P.  3,  gt.  Denmark-st. 
M  l814Tombe  Geo.  18,  up.  Temple-st 
M  1798  Torrens  Robt.  K.C.    Chairman  of 

Sessions  Co.   Dub.    and  Coun.  to 

Barrack  Board,  9,  Grenville-st 
M  1787  Townsend   John  Sealy,  K.  C.  24, 

Merrion-square,  s. 
H  1797  Townaend  Thomas,    L.  L.  D.    30, 

Leeson-st 
T  1791  Travers  J.  Moore,  Cork 
M  1807  Trayer  A.  Cork 
M  1774  Trench  Fred. 

E  1793  Trench  Rt.  Hon.  Rd.  Earl  Clancarty 
M  1804  Tyrrell  Th.  4,  French-st 
M  1795  Upton  Whitney 
E  1781  Vandeleur  Boyle 
M  1814  Vandeleur  John  Scott 
M  1790  Vandeluer  Rt.   Hon.    J.  Ormsby, 

Com.  of  Cust.  13,  Cavendish-row 
T  1790 Vandeleur   Tho.    Burtou,    K.C. 

Councel  to  Post  Office,  35,   up. 

Gloucester-st. 
T  1792  Vanhomrigh  P.  Recorder  of  Drog- 

heda 
T  1775  Vavasour  W.  LLD.  Kildare-st 
M  1793  Vaughan  John 
T  1775  Verdon  Jn.  Jamaica 
M  1818  Terschoyle  Robert 
M  1785  Vesey  George 
T  1789  Vicars  G.  27,  Hollcs-st 
M  1800  Vicars  T.  Com.  of  Bankr.  Conn,  to 

to  the  BoardofOrdn.21,  Leeson-st 
H  1788  Vickers  T.  40,  Leeson-st 
T  1795  Waggett  W.  Rec.  of  Cork 
M  1809  Walker  C.R.  30,  n.  Ciwnberland-s. 
H  1804  Walker  Cham.  W.  L.  L.  D.    Sec. 

to   Board    of   Educ.    Vicar  Gen. 

Leighlin   and    Ferns,    OUicp,    20, 

Molesworth-st  * 

H  1804  Walker  David 
T  1806  Walker  R.  C.  6,  u.  Gloucester-st 
T  1780  Walker  Thomas 
T  1779  Walker  Wm.  Recorder  of  Dublin, 

1 1 ,  Dominick-st 
M 1798  Wallace  T.  L.  L,  D.  K.  C.    32, 

north  great  George-st. 


DUBLIN. 


9» 


BARRISTERS, 

T  1798  Waller  Bolton,  Limerick 
T  1805  Waller  R.  15,  Dawson-st 

Walsk  And.  10,  Russell-st. 
M  1818  Walsh  Philip 
M  1808  §Walshe  Holwell,  13,  Kildare-st 
H  1806  Walshe  W.  3,  Rutland-square 
M  1794  Ward  Sam.  LLD.  1,  Henrietta-st 
E  1783  VVardlow  WiUiam 
M  1806  Warren  R.  B.  17,  Mouut-st 
T  1776  Warren  Thomas,   Cork 
E  1816  Walters  Henry 
M  1793  Webb  Thomas,   11,  Russell-st 
M  1791  Webb  W.  Livingston,  Com.  Bank. 

Cork 
H  1788  Webber  D.  Webb,   K  C  Com.  of 

Enq.  into   Fees  of   Co.    Justice, 

Dawson-st 
E  1795  Weld  Mat.  Moles worth-st. 
T  1819  Weldon  M.  R.  64,  Marl.-st 
Ml 788  Welsh  Robert 
M  1815  West  John  B. 
H  1779  Westby  Ed.  26,  York-st 
M  1782  Westenra  H.  Merrion-square,  n. 
E  1798  Wcstrop  Wm.  Johnston 
E  1815  White  George 
E  1784  White  John,  7,  Mount-st 
M  1818  White  J,  Jerr.  4, 1.  Gloucester-st 


,  BARRISTERS. 

T  1811  White  T.  S.  34,  Gloucester-6t 
T  1809  Whitestone  William 
E  1775  Wilkinson  Sir  H.  Recorder  of  Kil- 
kenny 
E  1778  Williams    C.  S.   Coun,   to  Pavinj 
Corp  Dublin  K  C  65,  Stephen-st 
T  1812  Williams  C.  W.  2,  Belvedere-place 

Williams  Geo,  47,  Baggot-st 
T  1793  Williams  Sol.  England 
M  1799  Wills  Anthony,  17,  up.  Gard.-st 
M  1807  Wilson  H.  B.  57,  Dominick-s» 
H  1792  Wilson  Joseph 
T 1809  Winstanley    George    Fred.     12, 

Hardwicke-st 
H  1792  Winter  John  Pratt 
M  1792  Wolfe  John  Lord    V.  Kilwardcfc 

Reg.  of  Deeds 
E  1799  Wood  Attiwell,  Doneraile 
M  1792  Woodward  B.  B.  Mount-st. 
T  1814  Woulfe  S.  1,  up.  Fitzw,-st 
M  1804  Wray  T.60,  Baggot-st 
T  1811  Wybrants  R.  Jun.  Rutland-sq.  ■«?•. 
T 1791  Wynne    W.  Comm.    of   Appeals, 

Grenville-st 
E  1795  Yclverton  Hon.  W.  A.  Com.  Back. 

36,  Gloucester-st 
T  1787  Young  Robert 


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Note.    The  Lettters  K  King's  Bench,    C  Common  Pleas,    E  Exchequer,  denote  the 

Courts  to  which  they  belong.    Those  without  Letters  belong  to  all  the  three  Courts. 

Those  in  Italics  we  hare  not  been  favoured  with  the  information  in  which  Courts  they 

practice. 
Those  lettered  s  admitted  Solicitors  in  Chancery,  pursuant  to  an  order  of  that  Court,  the 

1st  day  of  January,   1791. 
Thus  marked  *  or  J  are  Members  of  the  Law  Club  ;    a  Society  instituted  in  the  year 

1791,  for  the  better  regulation  of  practising  Solicitors. 

Club  House,  Damje-street. 


s  Abbott  and  Tisdall  30,  Marlborough-st 
«  Abbott  J.  164,  Capel-st 
•«  Abbott  W.  11,  Baggot-st 

*  Achmuty  Town,  18,  Duke-st 

*  Acton  T,  77,  Stephen's-green 
Adams  H,  Y.  28 ,  s.  gt.  George-st 

^  Adams  Sam.  Jun.  Office,  20, 1.  Gard.-st 

s  Aickea  Sam.  15,  Mercer-st. 

«  Alcock  Alex.  26,  l^eeson-st 

Alexander  Alex,  E.  10,  Suffolk-st 

s  Allen  &  Norman,  Office,  27,u.Sackville-st 

5  Allen  and  Ware,  11,  St.  Andrew-st 

*jAllenC.  CE  11,  St.  Andrew-st 

Is  Allen  John,  Town  Clerk,    of  Dub.   Sec. 

to  Pipe  Water  Estab.  8,  Clare-st.  Office, 

37,  Sackville-st 
Allen  Tim.  Clerk  of  the. Com.  Council,  56, 

Ci^qaden^at 

*  Alley  Jer.  72,  Aungier-st 

*  Alley  J.  6,  lower  Gard.-st 
s  AlJ<pyne  S.  8,  Castle-st 
Allman  Rd.  £.  32,  Hardwicke-st 


s  Alsop  T.  Ray,  10,  Camdeo-st 

s  Andereon  Alex.  C  E  39,  Marlb.-st 

Js  Anderson  Geo.  C  E  30,  Gloster-st 

Anderson  Jas.  58,  Queen-st 

s  Andrews  and  Williams,  51,  Wm.-st 

Andrews  W.  51,  William-st 

4  Andrews  \V.  6,  Mer,-sq.  w. 

Angell  J.  W.  K.  7,  Fownes-st 

jArchold  Rd.  2,  Bolton-st. 

s  Archer  ahd  White,  Office,  6,  Hem'ietta-st 

J* Archer  Geo.  6,  Hcnrieitta-st 

Archer  Jas.  K  E.  Rutland-st 

Xs  Ardill  J.  74,  Aungier-st 

Ardill  J.  74,  .^ungier-st. 

Armstrong  E.  33,  French-st 

1$  Armstrong  F.  20,  Dawson-st 

\s  Armstong  J,  17,  ».  Fred.-st 

s  Armstrong  J,  15,  Digges-st 

s  Armstong  J.  T.  5,  upper  G!»rdioer-st 

s  Armstrong  T.  8,  Vsher's-isl. 

Armstrong  W.  E.  42,  Capel-st 

Arnold  Thomas,  £  5,  lo^^r  Templs-tt 


100 


DUBLIN. 


ATTORNEYS. 

3  Arthur  Js.  53,  Mary-st. 

Arthure  and  Vaughan,  43,  Dom.-st 

s  Arthure  Benedict,  Dep.  Clerk  of  the 
Peace,  Co.  Dub.  42,  Dom-st 

Atkin  Here.  9,  Castle-st 

s  Atkins  Robert  Tho.  4,  Mecklb.-st. 

s  Atkinson  Jn.  6,  Monta-st. 

Atkinson  Miles,  23,  Blessington-st 

s  Atkinson  Rt.  K  E  31,  Bolton-st 

Atkinson  R.  VV.  E  2,  Blessington-st 

Aucliinleck  A.  C.  11,  Hardivicke-st 

s  Austin  Samuel,  4,  IVl ountjoy-sq.  s. 

a  Austin  W.  T.  1,  SufFoIk-st 

|4  BabiDgton,  Irwin  and  Farange,  Ofrice,30, 
Rutiand-sq.  w. 

{«  Babington  D.  Chirographer,  Custos  and 
Brevinm  Keeper  of  the  King's  silver, 
Com.  Pleas,  30,  Rutl.-sq.  w, 

$  Babington  T.  K  E  81,  Stephen's-green 

<  Bagge  Hen.  57,  Excheq.-st  63,  Wm.-st 

»  Baggs  Geo.  40,  Marl.-st 

a  Baillie  Richard,  24,  Peter-st 

a  Baillie  W.  K  E  23,  Grenville-st 

's  Baker  Arth.  5,  n.  great  George-st 

Baker  Isaac  E.  9,  Hardwicke-st 

s  Baker  Walter,  69,  Excheq.-st 

s  Balfe  Edm.  29,  Marlb.-st 

Ball  Abr.  E.43,  Jervis-st 

s  Ball  B.  and  H.  Wilson,  7,  south  Fred.-st. 

«  Ball  Ben.  Jua.  21,  Leeson-st 

s  Ball  Henry,  41,  French-st 

*  Ball  James,  26,  Clare-st 
JsBallJ.W.32,  Dom.-st 
»  Ball  Rob.  40,  French-st 
Barber  C.  R.  E  5,  Clare-st 

s  Barclay  G.  13,  Summer-hill 

Barker  -fames  E.  Stephen's-green 

s  Barker  R.  William -st 

s  Barker  Tho.  E.  9,  Greek-st 

J«  Barlow  Js.  4,  n.  great  George's-st 

Barloiv  T.  TF.  8,  Mercer-st 

Barnes  Sam,  Ed,  K,  3,  Ushor's-island 

Barrett  E.  D.  K.  C.  13,  Trinity-st 

»  Barrett  J.  149,  Abbey-st 

BarringtonDan.  Clerk  Cr.  Co,  Limerick, 

13,  lower  Fitzwilliana-st 
%s  Barrington  Matt.  13,  lower  Fitzw.-st 
Barry  James,  C  E  40,  Marlb.-st 
Barry  M.  C.  6.  Henry-st 
»  Barry  Sam.  23,  n.  great  George's-st 
%$  Barton  J.  M.  84,  upper  Dorset-st 
#BashfordW.  128,  Dorsel-st 
Bastable  Charles,  K  E  Harry-st 
s  Bates  Jas.  101,  Stephen's-green,  w. 

*  Bath  Jos,  H.  46,  Jems-st 
Battersby  Fr.  E.  33,  Mecklb.-st 
Bayley  Wm.  56,  Excheqner-st 

s  Bayly  and  Frewan,  48,  Queen-st 

*  Bayly  John,  172,  great  Britain-st 

*  Bayly  Joseph,  48,  Queen-st 
sBaylyRd.  45,  Dominick-st 

c  Bayly  S,  Sol.  83,  n.  King-st 
s  Bayly  Wm.  3,  Merrion-row 
*BaylyWm.J.  7,  Nassan-st 
J  Beasley  T.  64,  Dawaon-st 
s  Beauchamp  R.  118,  Baggot-st 
Jji  psaujBW  W.  42,  Rutlaud-jq.w. 


ATTORNEYS, 
Beckett  Ju.  C  E.  1,  Kings-inn-st. 
BeckfordT.  F.  K  E  11,  Frcd.-st 
Xs  BeereDan.  CB.  Secondary  to  Lord  Treas. 

Rememb.  Dep,  Pursuit,   of  Co.  of  Exc. 

Office,  Four-courts 
s  Beere  Geo.  K  E  59,  Camden-st 
Js  Beere  Usher,  50,  €rafton-st 
Beer«  Wm.  E.  6,  Aston'a-quay 
s  Belcher  J.  M''.  4,  Suffolk -st. 
Belcher  J.  /^,  15,n.  Earl-st 
s  Bell  and  Dobbin,  17,  n.  Cumberland-st 
Bell  George,  E  23,  York-st 
«  Bell  John,  43,  Summer-hill 

*  Bell  Js.T.  20,  Brunswicke-st 
Bell  Nugent,  K  E  3,  Moland-st 
iBellTh.  17,  n.  Cumb.-st 

s  Belton  Sam.  23,  Blackh.-st 

*  Bennett  G,  M.  6,  s.  Camb,-st 

*  Bentley  W.  11,  Stephen-st 

s  Bernard  Wm.  26,  Arran-q, 

s  Berry  C.  4,  Riehmond-place 

s  Berry  T.  S.  4,  Hnme-st 

Js  Besnard  J.  C.  74,  Marlb.-st 

Bevan  Hump.  13,  Charlotte-st 

s  Beytagh  Js.  5,  lower  Rutland-st 

s  Bibby  Richard,  55,  Mary-st 

s  Biddulph  and  Eames,  23,  lower  Card, -st 

s  Biddulph   F.  H.   Reg.  of  the  Court    of 

Excheq.  14,  upper  Dom.-8t 
s  Billing  James  G.  80,  Stephen's-green 
s  Billing  Rob.  22,  Arran-qsliy 
s  Billing  W. 

Xs  Birch  Rd.  36,  Camden-st 
s  Birmingham  W.  Harcourt-st  ' 

s  Black  Mat.  C  E  17,  Duke-st 
s  Black  Tho.  K  C  60,  Eccles-st 
s  Blacker  Lat.  6,  Dawson-st 
s  Blake  A,  58,  upper  Dorset-s. 
s  Blake  Dom.  K  C  51,  Heniy-st 
»  Blake  Fran,  K  162,  great  Britain-st 

*  Blake  Rob.  8,  up.  Temple-st 
iBIakeneyJ.  9,  Mecklenb.-st 

s  Blennerhasset  A.  27,  lower  Mount-st. 

♦*  Blenerhasset  J,  27,  lower  Mount-st 

Blenerhasset  T.  A.  Glouc.-st 

:«  Blood  T.  17,  Bishop-st 

s  Bloomfield  W.  J.  C  E  27,  Cban.-lane 

s  Bolgcr  W.  30,  Bishop-st 

s  Bomford  L.  R.  8,  Hardwicke-st 

Bonham  John,  t  20,  up.  Gard.-st 

Booker  Kob.  K  E  2,  Temple-st 

s  Boomer  Jn.  5,  lower  Temple-st 

*,?BoothJ.  31,  Blessington-st 

*  Borrowes  Rob.   Solicitor    to    the  Staro^ 

Duties,  and  to  the  Governors  of  the  Royal 

Hospital,  Kilmainham,  13,  Clare-st 
J*  Bovirchier  Thos.  Dep,   Ci.    Crown  and 

Hanap,  123,  Baggot-st 
Bouke  Bart.  E  18,  Mary-st 
Bourke  Thomas,  K  E  72,  Flcet-st 
s  Bourne  John,  Clerk  of  the   Peace  f«r  the 

Co.  Louth,  55,  William-st 
s  BoWne  Peter,  Dep.  Clerk  of  Crown,  K  B 

37,  GraftoB-st. 
s  Bourne  Walter,  Clerk  of  Crown  Province 

of  Ulster,  Dep.  Clerk  of  Crown,  K  B. 

16,  Harcourt-st 


DUBLIN. 


101 


ATTORNEYS. 

s  Bowen  C.  53,  Capel-st 

s  Bowcn  Hen.  K  C  21,  middle  Gardiner-st 

5  Bowors  Robei-t,  31,  Molesworth-st 

Boyle  Efhrarti,  K  E  1^7,  iipp3rDorset-st 

«  Boyle  Hu^ii,  112,  Capel-st 

BoyieJoha,  KC  n2,  Capel-st 

.1  Boys  PLilip,  2."{,  Old  Dom.-st 

Boyse  Jolm,  10,  ufiner  Orniond-qui^y 

Brabrzon  Ch.  Fr.  K  H,  Eecles-st 

+«  Braddish  M.  W.  17,  Ely-place 

sBradiv'v  VV.J.  Ai,  Cuife-st 

Bradshuw  B:j.  10^,  Baggot-st 

Js  Bradshaw  J.  SI,  up.  Dorset-st 

JBradshavv  Sam.  K   C    Solicitor    for    the 

King's  Bents,  15,  Hume-st.  Office,  Ciis- 

tom  house 
+*  Bradshaw  W.  II.  B  C  48,   Harcourt-st, 
Brady  Wm.  C  52,  Exchequer-st 
s  Brazil  T.  2,  Whitefriai-st 

*  Brereton  W.  Bull-lane 

*  Breton  G.  12, 1.  Mount-st 

Br»tt  James,  C  E  4,  low.  Dorsct-st 

Brett  John,  K  E  13,  Bolton-st 

a  Brett  Matthew,  K  C  1,  Blackh.-st 

*  Brewster  Edw.  18,  French-st 
s  BrieJi  L.  9,  1.  Rutland-st 
Briscoe  J.  W.  C.  10,  William-st 
s  Bromlow  J.  44,  Bride-st 

s  Brooke  Jn.  E  18,  Dominick-st 
Browne  Alex.  C  E  ^6,  Capel-st 
s  Browne  Antli.  29,  Gard.-8t 
J  Browne  Bra.  115,  Baggot-st 
s  Browne  D,  158,  Capel-st 
s  Browne  Dd.  6,  n,  Cope-st 
«  Browne  John,  36,  Eccles-st 

*  Bro.vne  John  Wm.  36,  Ecclcs-st 
«  Browne  W.  Granby-row 

*  Brownrigg  J.  3,  Chatham-st 

J*  Brownrigg  R.  and  Com.  for  AfBd,  in  Co. 

AVexford,  28,  n.  g.  Georgo-st 
s  Brunton  R.  28,  Dominick-st 
s  Brush  Crane,  60,  Capel-st 
«  Brush  J.  F.  E  6,  Capel-st 
»  Brush  R.  N.  3,  Charlotte  place 
Js  Bryau  W.  J.  K  E  33,  York-st 
Buchanan  Alex.  E  3,  College-gieen 
«  Buchanan  Js.  C  E  18,  Dorset-st 
s  Buck  A.  12,  north  Sumnier-st 
Buck  Rob.  E.  12,  north  Summer-st 
«  Buck  Sam.  U,  Hendrick-st 
s  Burchcll  J.  7,  Russell-st 
.«  Burke  Bryan,   E  66,  great  Britain-st 
s  Burke  E  4,  greatCharics-?t 
Burke  F.  •'•  E  52,  Abb«v-st 

*  Burke  R.  \Y.  1,'  Blr;ckhall-parade  ' 
Burke  Thomas,  K  C  8,  Teuipie-at 

i  Burke  Thomas,  K  E  10,  Stafford  st 
Is  Burke  \¥.  23,  Capel-ft 
Burke  John,  K  E  68,  Marlb.  st 

*  Burnett  R.  15,  Staflbi-d-st. 
«Burroughes  W.  13,  Peter-st 

s  Burroughs  P.  Jun.  48,  Abbey-st 
s  Burton  "Wing.  K  E.  17,  Dominiok-st 
s Bury  John,  28,  Gloucester-st 
.i.Butler  George,  K  52,  Jervis-st 
**  Butler  Henry,  il.'i,  1.  Safkvil!s-«t 


ATTORNEYS. 

*  Butler  Joh',,  44,  York-st 
Butler  J.  P.  K  C  6,  M'ood-st 
Butler  Theop.  25,  French-st 
Butler  John,  113,  Baggot-st 

s  Butler  Thos.  K  E  26,  Arbour-I. 

s  Byrn  James,  1,  Pitt-st 

s  Byrne  James,  Coroner  County  Carlow,  58, 

D,awson-st 
%s  Byrne  James,  Com.  for  Affi.  and  Special 

Bail  iu-  City  and   Co.   Cork,   74,  Graf- 

tou-st.  and  Patrick-&c.  Cork 
s  Byrne  John,  K  £  Coroner  of  the  county 

of  Louth,  27,  up.  Dominick-st 
Carey  H.  Clerk  of  Pldgs.  of  Exch.-off.  34, 

Richiiiond-st 
«  Caddell  Ed.  148,  Abbey-st 
s  CahiU  Edw.  K-  E.  91,  Capel-st 
s  Cahili  Isaac,  19,  upper  Dorset-st 
s  Cahili  James,  C  E  5,  York-st 
s  CahiU  John,  2,  Lurgan-st 
Cahili  P.  C  E  67,  south  great  George's-st 
Is  Caldbock  VV.  3,  low.  Camden-st 
s  Caldwell  James,  2.  Luke-st 
s  Campbell  Alexander,  22,  Gard. -place 
s  Campbell  W.  2,  north  King-st 
s  Cane  Bellfield  R.  K  E  12,  Ross-lane 
s  Cantwell  John,  17,  upper  Dom.-st 
Is  Card  F.  James,  21,  York-st 
Carey  John,  7,  William-st 

*  Carey  Jos.  KC  23,  Dame-st 

Carleton  And,  C  30,  north  Cumberland-st 
«  Carmichael  A.  K  E  Ins.  Stamp-Office,  24, 

Rutland-square 
s  Carmichael  A.  B.  Reg.  to  Hon.  Justice 

Moore,  28,  French-st 
s  Carmichael  J.  7,  upper  Temple-st 
Carmichael  James,  E  3,  Mercer-st 
J«  Carr  Edward  and  William  Dowsley,  7, . 

St.  Andrew-st 
s  Carroll  An.  9,  Mecklenburgh-st 

*  Ciuroli  Edward,  K  C  7,  Fitsnvilliam-s. 
s  Carroll  George,  13,  King-st.  south 
J*Corroll,Wilfiam  Henry,  2,  Gardiner'S-pl, 
s  Carroll  H.  P.  4,  Aungier-st 

Carroll  John  C.  6,  Hume-st 

*  Carroll  R.  F,  92,  Summer-hill 
Carroll  Standinh,  4,  Aimgier-st 
Carshore  J.  E.  18,  Charleniont-st 
Carter  J.  30,  French-&t 

s  Carty  Alexander,  K  45,  s.  gr.  George's*st 

Carty  Tho.  King's-beueh-ofl". 

s  Casoman  R.  K  C  2,  lit.  Britain-st 

Casey  John,  E  18,  1.  Ormond-quay 

s  Ca*h  J.  S.  And.  79,  Marl.-st 

Cashel  Arthur,   C  SQ,  Capel-st 

Cashel  R.  P.  K  E  57,  Capel-st. 

«  Castles  John,  K  E  5,  Hendrick-st 

s  Cathcart  R.  N.  E  65,  Stephen-st 

Is  Cathrew  J.  Secondary  to  the  Chief  Re- 
mem,  of  the,  Courti  of  Exchequeji,  17* 
Harcourt-st  .    r.^  , 

sGavanaliJ,  KE:25,  Wood-st       .      ..    . 

s  Cliambers  Day,  C  E  27,  Grenv.-st. 

«  Chambers  fed.  E  114,  Capel-st 

i«  Chambers  J,  6,  G*ye«^sb-row 


im 


DUBLIN. 


ATTORNEYS. 
«  Cliambers  R.  43,  Leeson-st 
s  Chambers  R.  27,  Aungior-st 
Chambers  K.  13,  Clanbrassil-st 
Chapman  G.  great  Britain-st 
Cbarlton  William,  K  E  3,  Cbancerj'-lane 
s  Chinnery  G.  Com.  of  Affidavits,  Co.  Cork 
Cbinnnerj'  R.  E.   Com.  of  Affidav.    City  of 

Cork,  ]l,St.  Andrew-st 
Cbristian  C.  R.  148,  Abbey-st 
5  Christian  G.  K  C  3,  s.  great  Geo.-st 
Church  D.  K  E  7,  Summer-hill 
«  Church  Jolm,  E  48,  Bolton-st 
Church  T.K.  Filaz.ofK  B.50,Arran-q 
Clancy  John  C.  Dep.  Filazer  and  Exig.   of 

Court  of  Com.  P.  Office,  f  nus-quay 

*  Clare  Hugh,  27,  n.  Earl-st 

«  Clark  and  Greene,  113,  Stepbens-gr.w. 

s  Clarke  A  17,  upper  Temple-st 

s Clarke  Caldwell,  25,  Bless.-st 

Clerk  Edward,  113,  Stephen's-green,  west 

4  Clark  Fran.  51,  Jems-st 

Clarke  James,  25,  1.  Strand-st 

*  Clarke  M.  47,  Camden  st 

*  Clarke  Fat.  6,  Chatham-st 

s  Clarke  R.  113,  Stephen's-green 

s  Clarke  T.  12,  Temple-st 

s  Clarke  W.  28,  upper  Dom.-s. 

Clinger  J.  R.  E  32,  Holles-st 

Close  Burrowes,  5,  Clare-st 

Coates  Abr.  34,  Beresford-st. 

+«CoatesS.  Com.  Affid.Co.WicklOAr,  10,  u. 

Camden-st 
«  Codd  W.  84,  Capel-st 
(Colbert  W.  S.  3,  Swilt'«-row 
«  Colbnrn  John,  73,  Aungier-st 
s  Colgan  J.  12,  Esses-quay 
Colboun  T.  144,  Capel-st 
CoUett  S  M  13,  lower  Glouc.-st 
(  Collins  Josh.  K  E.  161,  great  Britain-st 
Collins  T.  12,  upper  Dom.-st 
Collins  Tho.  K  E  148,  Abbey-st 
s  Collinson  H.  12,  Usher's-st 
GoDnell  Wm.  K  E  Clarke's-court 
s  Connolly  Jn.  C  E   Lord  Treasurer,   Re- 

memb.  Office,  King's-inns 
Connolly  Pat.  CE  63,  William-st 
«  Connor  George,  48,  Sackville-st 
«  Connor  Geo.  jun.  C  E  5,  Fowness-st, 
s  Connor  James,  Com.  Affi.  in  Tralee,  9, 

B.  Cumberland-st 

*  Connolly  G.  16,  Henrietta-st 
Conroy  SR.  E  100,  Capel-st 

s  Cooke  E.  Office  65,  Marlb.-st 

s  Cooper  Anth.  C  E  19,  Blackball  st 

J  Cooper  J.  C  E50,  Bishop-st 

s  Cooper  S.  E  115,  Capel-st 

s  Copperthwaite  Tho.  71,  Marlb.-st 

Coppinger  T.  R.  E  32,  Holles-st 

s  Corbet  R.  23,  lower  Gard.-st 

Corcoran  John,   12,  SuflTolk-st 

s  Corcoran  M.  2,  lower  Gardiner-st 

^  Cormick  M.  2,  Blackh,-st 

Cony  John,  48,  Capel-st 

Cosgrave  Hen.  57,  Eccles-st 

1$  Cosgrave  W.  Reg.  to  the  Hon.  Baron 

George,  15,  n.  great  George-st 
Cotgrave  ff,  jun.  10,  great  George-st.  n. 


ATTORNEYS. 

s  Costello  Philip,  48,  upper  Jervis-st 

*  Cotter  Edwd.  K  E  29,  s.  Fred,-st 
s  Cotter  Tho.  2,  upper  Camden-st 
«  Courtnay  P.   Keeper  of   Seals   of  Co,  of 

Excheq,  56,  Summer-hill 
Courtenay  W.  E  4,  Anglesea-st 
J  Courtray  Robert,  K  Kildare-st 
«  Couzens  John,  E  16,  Camden-st 
Cowan  David,  E  17,  upper  Dominick-st 
Cowan  James,  K  E  64,  Queen-st 
s  Cower  John,  24,  Eustace-st 

*  Cowley  James,  7,  Gloster-st 
s  Cowley  James,  jun,  2,  upper  Rutland-st 
«  Coyle  R.  53,  great  Britain-st 

4  Craig  John,  Sol.  for  Ireland  to  Lords  of 

the  Adm.   Clerk  of  Peace  for  county  of 

Down,  7, 1-  Jervis-st 
Is  Cranston  W.  38,  Capel-st 
s  Crawford  C.  K  E  28,  b.  great  Georges-s. 
s  Crawford  James,  2,  Buckingham-st 

*  Crawford  R.  K  E  19i,  Beresford-st 
s  Crawford  R.  H.  Trinity-place 

5  Crawft9rd  Samuel,  E.  11,  Blackhall-st 
s  Crawford  T.  K  23,  Stafford-st 
.?  Crawford  Wm.  C  E  32,  Stephen~St 
.1  Crawford  W.  H.  48,  Camden-st 
s  Creagh  John,  K  E  18,  south  Anne-st 
p  Creagh  R.  4,  Pikt-st 
s  Creed  John,  37,  Clarendon-st 
t  Creed  Robert,  14,    French 
tsCrofton  M.  L.  C  E  33,  Paradise-row 
«  Croker  Th.  29,  upper  Dominick-st 
Croker  Wm.  R.  C  63,  Grafton  st 
s  CrookeNich.  Gordon,  6,  Charlemont-st 
Crosbie  Jas.  39,  Jerns-st 
Crosbie  Wra.  E  35,  Paradise-row 
.'  Crouch  W,  33,  Exchequer-st 
Crowe  Chr.  1 1 ,  Castle-st 
s  Crowe  George,  27,  Greek-st. 
t*CrozierG.  KE  3,  Dominick-st 
Crozier  F.  K  3,  Dominick-st. 
Is  Crozier  H.  Exam,  to  the  Hon.  B.  M'Clel- 

land,  41,  Hardwicke-st 
I*  Cruise  E.  4,  lower  Gardiner-st 
s  Cufle  Thomas,  K  64,  Dame-st 
5  Cullen  G.  12,  upper  Gardiner-st 
*Cullen  Stephen,  7,  upper  Gardiner-st 
Cunifte  Bryan,  40,  upper  Liffey-st  ^ 

s  Curtis  Wm.  Dep.  Clerk  Crown  for  Cos.    - 

Wicklow, Wexford  &  Kilkenny,25,  Wm,-s. 
s  Cusack  J.  C  E  11,  upper  Dorset -st 
Cusaek  John,  1 1 ,  upper  Dorset-st 

*  Dalton  G.  F.  Agent  for  E.  India  Af&irs, 

4,  upper  Sackville-st 
Is  Dalton  J.  K.  K.  28,  n.  Cumberland-st 
Dalton  James,  28,  n.  Cumberland-st 
iDaly  D.C  E  Register-office,  Chanc. 
Daly  Francis,  K  E  33,  Mary-st 
Daly  James,  K  C  12,  Parliament-st 

*  Daly  Owen,  51,  Henry-st 
Daly  T  19,  Werburgh-st 
s  Daly  W.  C  E  14,  York-st 
*s  Dance  Js.  Sumroonister,  &c.  and  Clerk  of 

Estreats,  47,  York-st 
4  DareusSol.  54,  Dorcet-st 
s  D'Arcy  E.  Gr.  6,  Hardwicke-pl. 
s  D'Arcy  £.  K  E  4,  upper  Gardiner-st 


PUB  LIN. 


103 


ATTORNEYS. 
*s  Darley  W.  Agent  to  Com.  Wide  Streets 
Treas,  of  the  Public  Money,  38,  York-st. 

*  Davenport  Wm.  E.  63,  upper  Dorset-st. 
Davidson  Sam.  6,  Trinity-place 

s  IJnvis  Ju.  J.  19,  m.  Jervis-st. 
Davis  M.  J.  E.  16,  Eccles-st. 
Davis  R.  49,  Bride-st. 

*  Davis  Robert  E.  33,  Cuffe-st. 
i  Davis  Wna.  20,  Gloucester-st. 
Davoren  B.  L.  59,  Marlb.-st. 

«  Dawson  Abr.  7,  Greek-st. 

4  Dawson  1.  G.  4,  Gardiners-place 
sD&wsonW.  105,  Dorset-st. 

s  Dawson  Yelv.  6,  Fowness-st, 

t  Day  r.  53,  Queen-st. 

«  Day  Wm.  26,  Arran-quay 

s  Deane  Coll.  90,  Abbey-st, 

**  De  Courcey  J.CE.  13,  lower  Ormond-qu. 

*  Denehy  H.  157,  Capel-st. 
(  Deey  W.  16,  Anglesea-st. 

«  Delany  H.  P.  5,  Arran-quay 

«  Delmage  C.  28,  lower  Gloucester-st. 

Denmead  A.  8,  Castle-st. 

*  Denneby  and  Baron,  101,  great  Britatn-st 
s  Dennis  Ja.  23,  Frederick-st 

5  Denroche  Ch.  1 1 ,  Capel-st 
xDearocheE.il,  Capel-st. 
Derenzy  Henry  C.  40,  Leeson-st 
D'Esterre  A.  H.  48,  s,  King-st 

»  Devenish  Th.  K  33,  Paradise-row 

s  Devenish  T.  lit.  Britain-st 

J  Devereux  Hervey,  a  Com.  for  Affid.  for 

City  and  C».  Kilkenny,  &  Master  Extra. 

in  Chan.  11,  St.  Andrew-st  &  Kilkenny 
s  Dickinson  J.  R.  C  5,  Digges-st 
s  Dickson  A.  2,  a,  Cope-st, 
*s  Dickson  S.  2,  Merrion-square,  n. 
s  Dignan  Dennis,  52,  Aungier-st. 
Dignan  Pat.  C  N  Frederick -st 

*  Dillon  C.  C  E  11,  Leeson-st 

s  Dillon  Mich.  K  E  24,  William-st. 

«  Dillon  W.  J.  5, 1.  Temple-st. 

*s  Dix  W.  Register  and  Law  Agent  to  the 

Farming  Soc.  of  Ireland,  30,  Card's,  pi 
•*  Dobbin  L.  17,  n.  Cumberland-st 
Dodd  David,  14,  Hardwicke-place 
s  Doherty  Ed.  K  E  58,  Excheq.-st 

*  Doherty  Leonard,  E  88,  Stephen's-green  . 

*  Doherty  Wm.  Izod.  5,  upper  Glouc.-st 
sDolphin  H.  J.  139,  Abbey-at 

*  Donville  John,  C  E  Reg.  to  the  Sol.  Gen, 

17,  Henrietta-st. 
s  Donlevie  Jn.  K  E  16,  Dawson-st 
s  Donell  C.  50,  Bishop>st 

*  Donnelly  J.  88,  upper  Dorset-st 

«  Donovan  and  Walker,  24,  Peter-st. 

I  Donovan  J.  C  E  3,  Chatbam-st 

a  Donovan  Robert,  111,  Abbey-st. 

Js  Donovan  Robert,  24,  Peter-st 

DooleyThos.  1,  Leinster-st 

s  Doran  Edm.  56,  Wm.-st 

Dowd  John,  K  9,  Eustace-st 

Dowd  W.  8,  Park-st 

Dowdall  Geo.  19,  Rutlaud-st, 

DowdallJohn,  E  15,  Kildare-st 

4  Dowling  T.  Synamei^  ^od  Dowling,  19, 

J.  upper  Omond-quay  ,:    ,ii.^;i' 


ATTORNEYS. 

s  Dowling  T.  5,  Crampton-quay 

s  Dowman  J.  74,  Graft.-st  &  South-ra.  Coilt 

Dowse  R.  B.  £43,  Jervis-st 

s  Dowse  Tbos.  E.  C.  13,  Loinster-st 

*  Doyle  Wm.  14,  Usher's-isl. 
s  Drought  R.  49,  Aungier  st 
Duane  Bryan,  E  14,  Essex-quay 
+Duckett  W.  30,  Statford-st 
Duckett  R.  M.  5,  Westmor.-st.     ' 
Dudgeon  And.  25,  Mountjoy-st 

*  Duff  R.  V.  9,  n.  Earl-st 

Duggan  Daniel,  K  E  32,  s.  Frederick-st, 
s  Duigenau  Geo,  P.  39,  Hardwicke-st. 
s  Dulhunty  M.  41,  1.  Marlb.-st. 
Dumas  T.  C  E.  1,  s.  great  George's-st. 
s  Dumoulin  P.  G.  56,  1.  Mount-street 
Dunn  Bryan,  E  8,  Gloster-st 
s  Dunn  James,  E  127,  Capel-st 
X  Dunn  Josias,  Exam,  to  the  Court  of  K.  B. 

and  Sol.  to  Com.  of  Accts,  8,  Kiklavc-st 
s  Dunn  Rob.  7,  Eustacc-st 
s  Dunne  Jn.  Wm.  3,  Bach-w. 
s  Dunne  Wm.  C.  56,  William-st 
s  Durdin  Alex.  86,  Dorsef-st 
s  Dwyer  Francis.Sixth  Clerk  in  Chan.Office, 

upper  Fitzwiiliam-st.  . 

*  Dwyer  Jas.  D.  6,  Summer-hill 

*  Dwyer  J.  27,  Stephen-st. 
Dwyer  Mich.  Camden-st. 

s  Dwyer  T.  E  42,  William-st 

*  Dyas  Rob.  J.  57,  Mary-st 
Eagar  E.  S.  4,  Bishop-st 

«  Eagle  Edw.  27,  n.  Cumb,-st 
Eames  F.  91,  n.  Kiog-st 
J  Eames  Rich.  Dep.  Filazer  of  the  Equity 
Excheq.  32,  lower  Gardiuer-st 

*  Eastwood  5.  21,  Beresford-st 

Is  Eason  W.  M.  54,  Stephen's-green,  e. 

*  Eaton  F.  C.  12,  Leinster-st 
s  Eccles  D.  2,  Buckingbam-st 
s  Eccles  Wm.  35,  Eccles-st 

*  Echlin  D.  Moore,  7,  Fitzw.-sq. 
s  Echlin  F.  H. 

s  Echlin  Rob.  12,  Clarendon-st 

s  Edkins  Geo.  K  C  Warrenmount 

»  Edmonds  J.  11,  Peter-st 

s  Edwards  Henry,  11,  Cuffe-st 

s  Edwards  J.  Sol.  for  the  Rev.  Inland  De- 
part. 50,  n.  great  George's-st  Office, 
Custom-house 

s  Edwards  R.  Com.  Affid.  Co.  Wexford,  16, 
upper  Camden-st 

s  Edwards  T.  2,   u.  Cope-st 

«  Edwards  Wm.  E  4,  upper  Camden-st 

sEe^anT.  41,  Jervis-st. 

s  Elgee  C.  6,  Leeson-st 

Elliott  Thos.  C  E  6,  Chatham-st 

s  Ellis  H.  Eccles-st 

Xs  Ellis  N.  8,  Hardwicke-plac9 

s  Einerson  and  Swift,  Holles-st 

Xs  Emerson  J.  S.  Exam,  in  Exchequicrj,  J4» 
Wentworth-place 

*  English  Wm.  Trevor,  LLD,5,Frederick-st 
Ennis  Rd.  17,  upper  Qrmond-quay 

*  Erskine  Mo.  2iJ,  Arran-quay 

Xs  Espinasse  &  Frenpli,  25,  Baggot-sf., 
|;u3tace  f  i^Jxer  &  jErawford,  60^. \Esciicc^t 


PUBLIN. 


ATTORNEYS. 

J«  Eustace  R.  Solicitors  for  Minors  &  Luna- 
tics, 14,  Mer.-sq.  s. 

*  Erans  Geo.  55,  Mary-st 

4  FairtlougU  L.  C  E  6,  Bolton-st, 

Fairtlough  W.  O.  C  E42,  Capel-st 

FalkinerDan.  25,  lower  Sackville-st 

s  Falkiner  Fred.  38,  Frederick-st 

s  Falkiner  T.  C.  2,  Pitt-st 

s  Falls  Alex.  37,  Bolton-st 

s  Falls  Jas.  35,  great  Britain-st. 

Fanning  Jos.  KE  39, lower  Ormond-quay 

s  Farrange  H.  38,  Blessington-st 

*s  Faris  T.  5,  Gardiner's-place 

*  Farley  Jas.  31,  Anne -st  s. 
Farquhar  T.  M,  E  17,  upper  Dorset-st 
Farquhar  Ji,n,  upper  Dorset-st 

*s  Farran  John,  50,  York-st 
*s  Farran  Joseph,  Clk.  of  the  Pleas  and  Reg. 
of  the  Pleas  Side  of  Excheq.  40,  York-st 
s  Farran  W.  76,  Abbej^-st 
J*  Fausset  Ch.  2,  n.  Anne-st 
»  Fausset  C,  Jun.  2,  n.  Anne-st 
s  Fawcett  Js.  15,  Blackhall-st 
s  Fay  J.  5,  Beresford-st 
»  Fearon  G,  33,  lower  Baggot-st 
Feely  Geo.  E  49,  great  Britain-st 
Fenner  W.  C  E  135,  Dorset-st 
a  Ferguson  Fr.  46,  Blessington-st 
*  Ferguson  J.  25,  middle  Gloucester-s  t 
Ferrall  John,  25,  upper  Sackville-st 
s  Fetherston  G.  42,  Hard.-st 
«  Fewtrell  and  Dooley,  1,  Leinster-st 
J  Fewtrell  S.  1,  Leinster-st 
Field  Joseph,  26,  Gloucester-st 
Finch  Dan.  K  C  57,  lower  Mount-st 
s  Fisher  Edw. 
Xs  Fisher  Laun,  31.  York-st 
Fitton  Geo.  4,  Anglesea-st 
5  Fitzarerald  A.  1 1,  Essex-quay 
s  Fitzgerald  C.  25,  StafFord-st 
Fitzgerald  Da^ad,  E  14,  n.  Earl-st 
s  Fitzgerald  Ed.  10,  n.  Earl-st 
«  Fitzgerald  Jn.  A.  C  E  17,  College-green 
Fitzgerald  M.  Clerk  of  the  Crown,  37,  up. 

Merrion-st 
Fitzgerald  P.  E  64,  Capel-st 
Fitzgerald  Rich.  C  E  5,  upper  Ormond-q. 
s  Fitzgerald  R.  43,  great  Britain-st 
a  Fitzgerald  Robert  B.  32,  Bishop-st 
Fitzgerald  Th.  1,  upper  Ormond-quay 
Fitzgerald  Wm.  B.  7,  Stalford-st  Office,  34, 

Bolton-st 
s  Fitzgibbon  Jn.  36,  Cuffe-st 
Fitzmaurice  Js.  E.  1 1,   I'eter's-row 
Fitzmaurice  Nich.  E.  3,  Eustace-st 
Fitzpatrick  E.  K  E  5,  Usher's-st. 
sFitzpatrick  P.  46,  Jervis-st 
s  Fitzpatrick  Sa,  K  E  12,  Queen-st 
Fitzpatrick  S.  Jun.  E  12,  Queen-st 
s  Fitzpatrick  T.  Aungier-st. 
5  Fleetwood  Ch.  E.  with  Sir  Cha.  Vernon, 
Joint  Usher  and  Marshal   of    Court  of 
Exch.  Register  to  Baron  Smith,  29,  up. 
Baggot-st 
s  Fleetwood  and  Darley,  Law  Agents  to  the 
Governor  and  Go.  of  the  Bank  of  Ireland, 
38,  York-st. 


ATTORNEYS, 
Fleetwood  Henry,  2  upper  FitzmlKam-Bt. 
s  Fleming  H.  5,  Patrick-st  e. 
5  Fleming  P.  9,  Bolton-st  ■•  i 

J  Fleming  Ts.  S.  26,  Leeson-st  ■  i     myhv 

s  Fletcher  Wellesley,  P.  K  C  Reg.  to  Judge 

Fletcher,  16,  Wiiliam-st 
s  Flood  Charles,  16,  Bow-st 
s  Flood  Francis,  19,  n.  King-st. 
Js  Flood  John,  Clerk  of  Peace  Co.Kilkenny, 

28,  n   great  Geo.-st 
s  Foley  M.  48,  Rutland-square,  west 
Foley  ThomaK  KE23,  Angle.sea-st 
s  Foot  FL  Bald.  £32,  south  Frederick-st 

*  Forde  William,  25,  Usher's-quay 
s  Forde  H.  E.  Clerk  and  Exam,  to  Steuart 

King,  esq.  Examiner's  Office,  King's-inns 

*  Forrester  T.  29,  Hardwicke-st 
s  Foriter  Charles  S.  K  E  43,  North  Cum- 

berland-st. 
Forster  Fr.  H.  29,  Bolton-st 
Forster  J.  16,  upper  Gardiner-st 

*  Forster  W.  H.  K  E  43,  n.  Cumbcrlnud-st  . 
s  Forster  Edward,  56,  Aungier-st 

*  Fowler  F.  134,  Baggot-st 

*  Fowler  Jasper  Villiers,  20,  Mceklen.-st 
s  Fowler  V.  B.  42,  north  Cumberland-st 
s  Fox  and  Babington,  81,  Stephen's-gr.  e.  . 
Xs  Fox  Michael,  81,  Stephen's-green 
.«  Fox  William,  24,  Summer-hill 
s  Franklin  J.  16,  College-green 

*  Franks  Charles  E.  23,  Auglesea-st 
Franks  G.  E,  39,   Eccles-st. 
+    Franls  Mat.  17,  York-st 
Franks  R.  52,  Leeson-st 
Frayne  J.  16,  VVentwortli-pIace 

*  Frazer  W.  M.  2'Z,  Beresford-s. 
s  Freeman  W.  5,  Hendr.-st. 
«  Freke  J.  16,  Blessington-st 
«  French  A.  KE61,  Mecklenburgh-st 
A' French  Anthony  F.  31,  Molesworth-st 

*  French  James,  42,  Jeivis-st 

*  French  Robert,  and   Dep.  Usher   Co. 

Chan.  17,  Baggot-st 

*  Frewen  William,  C.  Ei  48,  Queen-st. 
s  Fulliim  P.  49,  Mary-st 

*  Fullerton  J.  J.  11,  North'Strand 
Fulton  Henry,  20,  WesUnorcland-st 
Xi  Furlong  A.  60,  Aungier-st 
*s  Furlong  W.  60,  Aungier-st. 
**  Furlong  W.  Sen.    Exam.  Conrt  of  Excli. ,  ^ 

60,  Aungier-st  [^^  A 

s  Fynn  John,  31,  upper  Dorset-st  > 

«  Gabbett  Da.  34,  Kildare-st 

s  Gahan  T.  W.  47,  Hardw.-st 

s  Gahagan  J.  39,  north  Cumberland-st 

Galan  P.  20,  Bachelors-w. 

•sGalbraith  Sir  James,  Bart.  Patentee  Clerk 
of  the  Errors  of  Co.  of  Exch.  Chamber, 
Crown  Sol.  for  N.  W.  Circ.  Keg.  of  Dio- 
cese of  Derry,  &  Treas.  of  Tyrone,  42, 
north  great  George!s-st 

s  Galloway  John,  37,  north  Cumberland-st 

Galvin  B.  E.  Cursitors's  Office,  Chancery, 
12,  Ranelagh-road 

s  Galway  J.  11 ,  Summer-hill 

^  Galway  William,  74,  Grafton-st.  &  South- 
mail,  Cork 


of 


DUBI.IJJ. 


ATTORNEYS. 
*s  Garde  Henry  P.  K  6,  Stephen' s-green 

*  Garde  W.  6,  Stephen's-green,  n. 
Garstin  William,  27,  low.  Gard.-st. 
s  Garea  Fr.  11,  B!ackhall-st. 
Gaven  John,  CE  63,  Dorset-st. 
Geary  Richard,  E  48,  Bolton-st. 

s  Gaale  Piers,  CrowH  Sol.  for  Home  Circ. 
10,  lower  Glouc.-st. 

*  Gibbon  Thomas,  2,  north  King-st. 
Gibbons  E.  H.  E  27,  Queen-st. 
Gibbons  Edward,  W.  C  27,  Qucen-st, 

s  Gibbs  George,  Deputy  Clk.  Crown,   Co. 

Longford,  35,  York-st. 
*s  Gihnnr  James,  73,  Grafton-st. 
Girven  James  H.  E  5,  north  King-st. 
Glasco  John,  E  3,  Rutland-st. 
Glasco  William,  E  7,  north  King-st. 
s  Glascock  and  Black,  Offices,  17,  Duke-st. 

*  Glascock  Walt.  Remem.  and  Receiver  of 

first  Fruits,  and  20  Parts,  and  Estreator 
of  Leinster,  Office,  17,  Duke-st. 
Glascock  T.  EC  8,  Usher's-islann 

*  Gleeson  D,  EC  27,  Stephen-st. 

*  Glenny  Joseph,  15,  north  Cumberland-st. 
s  Gloster  Edward,  7,  Castle-st. 

s  Glover  John,  KE  I,  Wentworth-place 
*Goddard  W.  15,  m.  Gard.-st. 
Goodwin  W.  KE  33,  upper  Dominick-st. 
s  Goold  W.  1,  south  Cope-st. 

*  Gonlon  and  Hamilton,  Crown  Sol.  for  N. 

E.  Circuit,  Sol,  to  Board  of  In.  Nav.  Sol. 

to  Police  Instit.  3,  Moore-lane 
$  Gordon  Joseph  W»tson,  6,   nortli  great 

George-st. 
s  Gordon  Samuel,  CE  14,  Leinster-st. 
s  Gore  Ralph,  KE  7,  York-st. 

*  Gorman  P,  35,  Kildare-st, 
Gorman  T.  31,  Stafford-st, 

Gough  Arthur,  E  20,  south  Cumb.-st. 
Goulding  John,  C  26,  south  Anne-st. 

*  Gower  Henry,  44,  upper  Sackville-st. 
s  Grace  Henry,  War.  12,  north  Fr.-st. 
i  Grace  John,  52,  lower  IVIount-st. 
Gracey  James,  E  69,  Capel-st. 

*  Grady  Henry,  K  8,  William-st. 
Graham  Joseph,  E  Chancery-lane 
s  Grant  James,  77,  Grafton-st. 
Grasett  James,  E  17,  Freneh-st. 

s  Gray  John,  16,  Pcter-st. 

»  Gray  R.  16,  Peter-st. 

s  Green  George,  E  25,  Holles-st. 

Grsen  George,  26,  gr«at  Ship-st. 

s  Green  Thomas,  CE  5,  Clare-st, 

s  Greene  and  Saunders,  5,  St,  Andrcw-st. 

s  Greene  John,  57,  Exchequer-st. 

5  Greene  Molcsw.  Town  Clerk,  and  Sec.  to 

the  Pipe-water  ENtablish.  2,  Dawson-st. 
s  Greene  Thomas,  50,  Gruiton-st. 
*s  Greene  Thomas,  E  joint  Law  Agent  to 

Corp.  of  Dublin,  and   Pipe-water  Estab. 

5,  St.  Aiidrew-st. 
t  Greene  William,  Marlb.-st. 
Greene  William,  113,  Stcphen's-grepn,  e. 
s  Greer  H.  KC  163,  great  Brltain-st. 
4  Gregg  James,  17,  upper  Dominick-st. 
*  Gregg  VV.  54,  Exchequer-st. 
O 


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ATTORNEYS. 

Gregory  T,  KC  22,  Park-st. 
*«  Gresson  Henry,  4,  Synnot-pla0  --'^'«"'al  J 
sGrier  J.  29,  Arraa-quay  -      >'.«■>" 

Grier  Thomas,  C  32,  Marlbro.-st.  \'f  ^ 

s  Griffith  A.  A.  CE  21,  north  Frederick-st, -",»  * 
«  Groves  And.  32,  William-st.      .  '*:^ 

s  Gubbins  Joseph,  KC  81,  Dame-st.  ':J » 

s  Guest  J.  F.  55,  Exchequer  st,  .    '"^"  ^ 

*•  Guinnes  Edward,  32,  York-st.  _  ,:"';',,*,,  " 
s  Gunning  James,  31,  upper  Doniinick-Bfe**';  - 
s  Hackett  Michael,  58,  Sackville-st.  '^  ' 

Hackett  P.  28,  Parliament-St.  '  y 

Haddock  John,  KE  5,  north  King-st. 
s  Hairc  Hamilton,  CE  103,  Capel-st. 
s  lln\rc  James,  KE  103,  Capel-8t. 
.?  Hall  R.  F.  41,  Hardwicke-st. 
s  Hall  William,  12,  Andrew-st. 
*s  Hall  W.  17,  middle  Gloucester-st. 
Hallnran  James,  14,  Bishop-st. 
s  Halpin  James,  K  7,  Molesworth-st.  . 

*s  Hamilton  and  Ball,  32,  Dominick-st.       z' * 
*#  Hamilton  A.  Law  Agent  and  Sol.  to  th«  **• 
Hon.  Society  of  the  King's  Inns,  &  Assoc. ^J 
incorporated  for  discountenancing  Vicei  3  * 
and  Inspector  of  Stamps  in  the  Court  of  ^  ' 
Chan,    the  Ecclesiastical  and  Admiralty 
Courts,  18,  old  Doniinick-st. 
s  Hamilton  Bened.  E  50,  Summer-hill 
*s  Hamilton  F.  Sol.  to  Com.  Military  Ac. 
coimts,  32,  Dominick-st, 

*  Hamilton  F.  W.  38,  Denzille-st. 
Hamilton  J.  P.  CE  22,  Henry-st. 

«*  H."imilton  Rob.  K  Dep.  Prothon.  Keeper 
Writs,  Clk.  Entries  and  Errors,  K.  B.  25, 
Gardiner's-place 

4  Haniilton  Robert,  Clerk  of  the  Securit-  of 
his  Maj.  Customs  and  Excise,  Crown  Sol, 
for  N.E.  Circuit,  Sol.  to  the  Police  Estab. 
and  Sol.   for  the  Board  of  In,  Nav.  38,  , 
up.  Sackville-st,  Office,  3,  Moore-lane 

s  Hamilton  R.  and  (Jo.  Partners,  R.  Hamil- 
ton, R.  Simpson  and  James  Pratt,  38,  Up. 
Sackville-st.  Office,  3,  Moore-laae 

Hanly  Steph.  91,  Capel-st, 

s  Hannan  John,  20,  Brunswick-st. 

*  Harden  J,  W.  30,  Arran-quay 
s  Havtrunan  J,  36,  Pariidise-row 

*s  Harding  Heniy,  KE  43,  York-st. 
«  Haniv  James,  C  108,  Capel-st. 
*5  Hare  John,  KE  101,  Baggot-st. 
*A'  Harmau  VV.  M.  94,  upper  Dorset-st. 

*  Harricks  John,  89,  upper  Dorset-st. 
Harris,  Bryan  and  Harris,  33,  York-st.  % 
"s  Harris  .\lichael,  KE  9,  Merriou-st,  ^^ 
Harris  R.  W.  C  121,  Abbey-st.  -"i^ 
Harrison  Henry,  KE  62,  Qucen-st.  L 
s  Harrison  J.  Ste.  57,  Mary-st.  '•■!^-^ 
Harrison  iSIichael,  E  44,  Bolton-st.  ,:.',  ," 
«  Harrison  R.  56,  Aungier-st.  -*'-w 
s  Harrison  Thos.  CosQiii^r  Co.  Kildare,  \^t^ 

Peler-st.  ,  ;4  ? 

s  Hart  W.  S.  Office,  15,Fowne8s-st.  .-^^^ 

s  H«rt  and  O'Hara,  5,5,  lower  Dominick-n;;' 
s  Hartford  T.  12,  Usber's-island  '  '^ 

*  Hart'.ev  Hum.  KE  88,  Stgphen's-gre^pi; !';\ . 
Harvey  1).  E  5,  Stafford-st.  V  '  ^ 


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ATTORN  !:YS. 
Haslam  John,  CE  24,  lEnstace-st. 

*  Hassard  JAson,  2(i,  middle  Garc1iner-st. 
«  Hautenville  W.  1,  Fitzgerald-st. 

*  Hawkins  A.  10,  Hume-st. 
s  Hawley  E.  T.  3f),  Bridc-st. 
»  Hayes  Ed.  Mount-pleasant 
s  Hayes  James,  79,  Abbey-st. 

*  Haynes  David  &  Thomas,  74,  Gral'ton^st. 

and  Soiith-niali,  Cork 
**  Heard  H.  G.  KE  17,  lower Gloucester-st. 
t  Heatly  G.  J.  46,  Bride  st. 
Heatly  J.  W.  17,  Fleet-pt. 
s  Heffernan  F.  11),  Riitland-st. 
s  Hemphill  R.  65,  Stephen-st, 
s  Hemsworth  B.  2,  north  King-st 
s  Henderson  G.  51,  Mary-st. 

*  Hendley  M.  9,  south  g^veat  G-corge-st. 
s  Hciin  Thomas,  3,  Westland-row 
Hennessy  Thomas,  E  7,  Heiiiy-st. 
Henry  and  Gerard,  KE  18,  Irlarcourt-st. 
5  Henry  J.  12,  Dom.-st. 

Henzel  Hudson,  45,  Stcphen-st. 
Herbert  Wm.  KE  Exchange-st. 

*  Herford  John,  KE  17,  Arran-quay 

4  Heron  Edward,  23,  Ptter-st. 

«  Heron  Gust.  E  67,  lower  Dorset-st. 
Heron  Samuel,  6,  College-green 
s  Hetherington  and  Cooper,  li),  Blackhall-st. 
«  Hetherington  Richard,  It),  Blackhall-st. 

5  Hetherington  VVm.  19,  Bishop-st. 

*  Hewitt  Fra.  Pierp.  CE  Tipstaff,  Common 

Pleas,   and  Clerk  of  the  Warrants  and 
Estreats,  15,  Fowness-st. 

*  Hewitt  Richard,  3,  James's-st.  east 

«  KewsoB  J.  93,  Stephea's-groen,  south 

Hewson  J.  M.  CE  93,  Stepheu's-green,  s. 

*s  Hewson  Jobxn,  E  36,  Grafton-$t. 

«  Hewson  Lancelot,  20,  east  Park-st. 

*s  Heyland  Rowley,  Dep.  Proth.  Keeper  of 

the  SVrits,  Clerk  of  the  Entries  and  Enors 

of  the  KB  14,  Rijsseli-st.  Mouiitjoy-.sq. 
Hickey  Mar.  26,  Beresford-st. 
5  Hickman  E.  S  Crown  Sol.  for  Conuaught, 

17,  middle  Gardiner-st. 
Hickson  George,  35,  Paradise-row 
Hickson  J.  J.  53,  William-st. 
Hickson  James,  53,  Wiiliam-st. 
s  Higgins  T.  23,  Abbey-st. 
Higginson  T.  E.  E  61,  Capel-.st. 
Higginson  Th.  E  44,  Boltt«n-st. 
.V  I-iill  A.  Y.  48,  William-st. 
s  Hill  Dudley,  KE  48,  lower  Gardincr-st. 
*s  Hill  George,  Dej).  Proth.  Exam,  of  Court 

Com.  P.  Buckinghara-st. 
Hill  R.  9,  Summer-hill 
•*  Hill  Rich.  Dep.  Proth.  of  Court  of  Com. 

P.  2,  Mounljoy-place 

*  Hill  Stephen,  1(55,  Church-st. 

s  Hillas  George,  143,  Mecklen.-st, 
Hinde  Benj.  CE  II,  Hardwicke-st. 

*  Hinds  G.  T.  62,  lower  Gardiner-st. 
A'  Hinds  John,  14,  Jervis-st. 

*  Hinds  Thomas,  Leixlip 

*  Hines  G.  47,  Abbey-st. 

s  Hitchcock  R.  9,  Suffolk-st. 

.<  Hoare  Fred,  P,  29,  lower  Dominick-st. 


ATTORNJIVS. 
Hoare  Pat,  CE  12,  great  Ship-st. 
**  Hobart  W.  39,  Cuffe-st. 
5  Hobbs  W.  40,  Marlb.-st. 

*  Hodges  Terence,  E  32,  sruth  Anne-st, 

*  Hogan  Anthony,  KE  18,  Kildare-st. 
i  Hogan  George,  75,  lower  Mount-st. 

s  Hogan,    Ward    and    Butler,    Oftice,   44, 

York-st. 
s  Holland  N.  C  19,  West-sf, 
Holland  Wm.  9,  great  Ship-st. 
Holmes  George,  20,  Bow-st. 
s  Holmes  Joseph,  21,  Bolton-st. 
*s  Holmes  R.  58,  Stephen-st. 
Holmes  Wm.  3,  Caroline-row 

*  Hooper  Garrelt,  KC  19,  Werb.-st. 
s  Hope  William,  jun.  13,  Leinster-st, 
5  Hopkins  A.  10,  Blackball-st. 

*  Horan  Thomas,  E  15,  Anne-st. 
Houghton  Wm.  E  Clerk  and  Signer  of  Writs 

of  Attachments  in  the  Pleas  Oflice  of  the 
Excheq.  16,  north  Frederick-st, 

s  Howard  Thomas,  64,  Daiaie-st. 

*s  Howlin  James,  CE  .35,  Kildare-st. 

s  Howly  Richard,  45,  Dom.-st. 

*s  Hudson  R.  51,  Blessington-st, 

Hughes  Ger.  25,  Batchelors-walk  . 

Hughes  Henry,  E  44,  William-st. 

s  Hughes  James,  105,  Capel-st, 

s  Hughes  Wm.  26,  north  Cumberland-st. 

*  riumfrsy  Al.  CK  52,  Gardiuer-st. 
s  Ilimifrey  J.  25,  Fitzwilliam-st. 
Hunt  John,  65,  Aungier-st. 
Hunt  W.  S,  14,  upper  Merrion-st. 
Hunt  Charlg.-i,  49,  upper  Sackvillc-st. 
**  Hunter  J.  A.  7,  Blcssington-st.  . 
Hunter  Rob.  CE  110,  Capel-st. 

s  Hurley  Thomas,  KE  14,  Duke-st. 

Iluson  Math.  E  south  Cumberland-st. 

*s  Hutchinson  G.  19,  upper  Gardiner-gt. 

s  Hutchinson  R.  M.  KE  53,  Harcourt-st. 

Hutton  R.  E  12,  Digges-lane 

s  levers  11.  N,  156,  Capel-st, 

s  levers  R.  28,  S(ephen-st. 

Ingham  John,  56,  Mary-st. 

s  Ireland  Wm.  31,  Gloucester-st. 

Irvine  Gerard,  CE  46,  Summer-hill 

Irvine  James,  KE  2,  little  Longford-st, 

s  Irvine  W.  Deputy  Clerk  Crown,  for  Conn- 
ties  Cavan,  Fermanagh,  Tyrone,  Donegal, 
and  Londonderry,  51,  Mary-st. 

*.<  Irwin  Ar.  13,  Grenville-st, 

*  Irwin  George,  13,  Digges-st. 

*5  Irwin  John  King,  Reg.  of  Civil  BillCourt, 

30,  Rutland-square 
s  Irvin  Jones,  EC  20,  north  Cumberland-st. 
**  Irwin  Thos.  Inspector  of  Stamp  Duties, 

22,  Rutland-st. 
Ivers  Thomas,  E  41,  Marlborough-st. 
s  Ivie  and  Burke,  119,  Grafton-st. 
*s  Ivie  and  Mortimer,  1,  Palace-st. 
J<jckso)i  George,  4,  St.  Andrew-st. 
s  Jackson  G.  16,  lower  Gloster-st. 

*  Jackson  H.  V.  142,  Mecklenburghst. 
t  Jackson  J.  W, 

Jackson  and  Warburton,  142,  Mecklenb.-sL 
*s  Jackson  Peter,  Reg.  to  Lord  Norburyj 


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ATTORNEYS. 

Clerk  of  Rule*  and  Entries,  Seal  Keeper 
and  Exam.  CP  64,  middle  Gardiner-st. 
Office,  Inn's-quay 
"s  Jameson  W.  23,  York-st. 

*  Jennings  Jolin,  CE  16,  Kildare-st. 
**  Johnson  B.  B.  12,  Mountpelier-h. 

*■  JohAson  T.   Reg.  to  Judge  Jolinson,  75, 

upper  Dorset-st. 
«  Johnson  VV'm.  KE  18,  Dawson-st. 
Johnston  Georg-<»,  KE  7,  great  Charles-st. 
«  .'ohnston  James,  15,  Dominick-st. 

*  Johnston  J,  40,  Summer-h. 

*  Jones  Arthur,  E  9,  Dominick-st. 
Jones  Daniel,  C  22,  Beresford-st. 
.1  Jones  John,  77,  Dorset-st. 

s  Jones  Richard,  56,  Aungier-st. 
*i  Jones  Rohert,  21,  Peter-st. 
Jones  Thomas,  42,  Oloucester-'^t. 
•«  Jordon  Richard,  2,  Aston's-qiuiy 
5  Keatinge  N.  CE  21 ,  soutlvCuaibt- riaud-st. 
s  Kell  Jephson,  IGO,  Capel-st. 
Kelly  D.  CE  20,  great  Ship-st. 
■1  Kelly  Edward  and  G.  17,  Mer.-swuare,  u. 
5  iCelly  James,  47,  Dominick-Nt. 
*s  Kelly  J.  Clerk  of  the  P;;ace  for  County  of 
Galway,  14,  Belvedero-plaoe 

*  Kelly  John,  14,  Molesvvorth  st, 
$  Kelly  John,  19,  Grenville-st. 
*s  Kellj'John,  10,  Danie-st. 

s  Kelly  Luke,  E  17,  Fade-st. 
Kelly  Matthew,  CE  27,  north  Anne-st. 
Kelly  Richard,  E  7,  lower  Gardiner-st. 
Kelly  T.  Com.  for  Allid.  for  County  &  City 

of  Kilkenny,  27,  Greek-st. 
s  Kelly  Thomas,  21,  French-st. 
■  *  Kelly  W.  F.  79,  Summer-hill 
Keller  Jerm.  2,  lower  Pembroke  st. 
*«  Kemmis  Tho.  Crown  Sol.  40,  Kildare-st. 
Kemmis  William,  40,  Kildare-st. 

*  Kennan  George,  K  5,  upper  Baggot-tt. 
s  Kennedy  David,  78,  Marlborough-st. 
Kennedy  George,  9,  Essex-quay 

*  Kennedy  Henry,  7,  upper  Doin.-st, 

i  Kennedy  Maear.  John,  10,  low.  Gard.-st, 

*  Kennedy  M.  KG  2,  Mountjoy-square 

*  Kennedy  Qnintin,  44,  soutli  great  George- 

st.  and  99,  Fleet-st.  Lond^jn 
**  Kennedy  T.  6,  Caveudish-rou- 
s  Kennedy  W.  7,  upper  Dom.-wt. 
Kenny  John,  C  17,  Aston's-qn  vy 

*  Keonfli  Wm.2.':5,  Mecklenburgh-st, 
«  Keogh  \N .  M. 

Keoghoe  R.  B.  KE  .I!},  Capel-st. 

*  Keough  J.  22,  soi' th  great  George-st. 

*  Keown  Richard,  KE  1,  Doininick-st, 

*  Kernan  George,  ."31,  old  Douiinick-st. 
Kerren  Nicholas,  K  100,  great  Britain-st. 
s  Kettlewell  VV.  KE  .')!,  Dorsct-st, 

Keys  Fr.  19,  Beresford-st. 
Kidd  Richard,  KC  43,  Abbey-st. 
s  Kiernan  F.  32,  Anglesea-st. 
Kiernan  John  F.  32,  Ansclesea-st. 
*s  KifE  J.  Th.  40,  Marlboi-ough-st. 
Kildahl  James,  36,  groat  Britain-st. 
«  Kildahl  J.  V.  14,  Eustace-st. 
-t  Kildahl  S.  13i  Saokviile-st, 


ATTORNEYS. 

*  Kilkelly  John,  C  53,  lower  Gardiner-st.  . 
**  Kilkelly  D.  Mv  45,  upper  Domiuick-st. 
s  King  Arthur,  KC  25,  Clare-st. 

s  King  C.  Crok.  64,  Mar!borough-st. 

*  King  Edward,  50,  Britain-st. 
King  Jcrr,  CE  '3>by  Dame-st. 

4'  King  William,  Blackhall-st. 

Kirwan  Andrew,  E  39,  lower  Ormond-quay 

*  Kii-wan  M.  15,  Park-st. 

*s  Knipe  and  Barclay,  13,  Summer- hill 

Knott  James,  KE  15,  Richmond-st. 

s  Knox  Dom.  6,  Cas-endish-row 

.5  Knox  Man.  4,  Henry-st. 

*s  Knox  Samuel,  KE  4,  Blessington-st. 

Lackey  R.  L.  7,  Statford-st. 

«  Laler  J.  118,  Baggot-st. 

Laler  J.  4,  Phibsborough 

Laior  Martin,  KEM^i,  Abbej--st. 

Lambert  H.  P.  C  19,  Aungier-st, 

*s  Lane  John,  11,  Peter-st. 

Latie  Timothy,  E  23,  Anglesea-st. 

s  La.-dnor  AV.  O'B.CE  12,  Russell-st. 

Lathiiju  F.  CE  GO,  Jervis-st. 

*  ijiuv  George  W.  K  15,  College-green 
s  Law  Henry,  2,  lower  Sackville-st. 

4  Law  William,  EC  48,  William-st. 

4'  Lawder  Robert,  E  3,  Harry-st. 

Lawler  P.  K  101,  great  Britain-st. 

4  Lawless  Barry  Edward,  KC  24,  French-st. 

Lawless  John,  E  1,  Dame-st. 

s  Lea  Wm.  Deputy  Clerk  of  the  Pipe,  33, 

Gloucester-st. 
s  Led  witch  W.  25,  Leeson-st, 
«  Ledsam  G.  1 1 ,  Mary-st. 
Leadon  George,  E  1,  Cliurch-lane 
s  Ledwith  George,  CE  22,  Staffbrd-st. 
s  Lee  Edward,  30,  Cu!le-;.t. 
s  Lee  James,  lower  Mount-st.  - 
s  Lee  Robert,  29,  William-st. 
.?  Lee  Robort  Weldon,  K  29,  William-st, 
Legh  D.  12,  lower  Gardincr-st. 

*  Legh  Peter  T.  12,  lower  Gardiner-st. 
*4  Leland  T.  6,  Fitzwilliam-st,  west 
L'Maitre  Henry,  CE  6,  Grafton-st. 

s  Leonard  Dennis,  K  Stcphen-st. 

**  fjevisay  Richard,  Register  to  the  Hon. 

Justice  D.aly,  4,  Mountjoy-square,  west 
s  Lewis  Henry,  1,  Chatham-st, 
«  Jjewis  Michael,  23,  Dominick-st, 
Lewis  William,  3,  Moland-st. 
Lidu'ell  Mark,  17,  Nassau-st. 
.V  Linde  J.  H.  23,  Marlborough-st. 
s  Little  G.  51,  upper  Jervid-st. 
Little  George,  2,  Nassau-st. 
*.v  Little  J.  W.  33,  Baggot-st, 
s  fjitton  John,  14,  Ilolles-st. 

*  Lloyd  Edward,  KE  41,  upper  Rutland-st, 
.«  Lodge  William,  14,  Kildare-st. 

Jvoi'cie  John,  29,  Capel-st. 
*s  Lopdcll  C.  CE  8,  Gloucester-place 
*s  Lopdell  W.  E  10,  south  Frederick-st. 
s  Lord  John,  K  41 ,  Abbey-st.  ^ 

s  Lov.-ndes  I'bomas,  8,  (irenville-st. 
Ludlow  Henry,  E51,  William-st. 
*■  Lynch  Francis,  55,  Capel-st. 
i  Lynch  George  L.  13,  E'sacx-cjuay 


©UBMW. 


ATTORNEYS. 

«  Lynch  Mar,  14,  upper  Gardiner-s't. 
Lynott  John,  KE  2B,  Fisher's-lane 

*  Lyons  John,  C  21,  Arran-quay 
Lyons  Joseph,  KE  6,  Arran-quay 
Lysaght  John,  133,  Mecldenburgh-st. 
s  Lysaght  Richard,  5,  Merrion-ro'^v 

J«  Lysaght  Thomas,  Reg.  Collector  and  Laij; 

Agent  to  the  Dublin  Society,  33,  Leeson-s. 
sLyster  Thomas,  M.  CE  16,"Synnot-place 
i  M'Alpin  W.  P.  20,  Gloucester-st. 
s  M'Carty  A.  15,  Fishamble-st. 
McCarthy  Joseph,  67,  Marlborough-St. 
ts  M'Causland  W.  Jafties,  38,  up.  Mer.-st. 
M'Clatchy  and  Rogers,  16,  Digges-st. 
M'Cleland  H.  E  Reg.  to  Hon.  Bar.  M'Cle- 

land,  Gardiner's-place 
s  M'Combe  Alexander,  74,  Capel-st. 
M'Connell  R.  KE  31,  Beresford-st. 

*  M'Cormick  James,  4,  Blackhall-st. 
«M'Cready  J.  3,  Bishop-st. 
M'Dermot  J.  E  45,  Clareridon-st. 
M'Dermott  P.  29,  William-st. 
M'Dermott  T.  22,  CoUege-green 
M'Dermott  Terence,  E  13,  Capel-st. 
Xs  M'Dermott  W.  37,  Ffench-st. 

s  M'Donagh  P.  60,  Eccles-st. 
s  M'Donogh  A.  5,  Rutland-st. 
M'Donogh  John,  CE  8,  Granby-row 
M'Donogn  J.  jun.  K  8,  lower  Sackville-st. 
s  M'Donogh  W,  S3,  Blessington-st. 
s  M'Donnell  A.  123,  Capel-st. 

*  M'Dowell  W.  P.  3,  upper  Gardiner-st. 
M'Grath  George  Robert,  6,  up.  Dorset-st. 
J*  M'Grath  Nich.  6,  upper  Doi-set-st. 

Xs  Gusty  G.  24,  north  Cumberland-st, 
M'lllree  Henry,  K  6,  Mabbot-st. 
s  M'Keogh  Luke,  31,  Capel-st. 

*  M'Key  Hugh,  E  15,  north  Cumberland-st.! 
s  M'Kinstry  Lee,  38,  Bolton-st. 

s  M'Kinstrv  R.  38,  Bolton-st. 
M'Mahon  J.  KE  45,  Carnden-st. 
M'Mahon  Pat.  CE  4,  Lamb-rflley 
M'Manus  J.  A.  5,  Dbminick-st. 

*  M'Mullen  John,  C  15,  north  King-st. 
M'Nabb  Richard,  5,  upper  Staftbrd-st. 
p  M'Naghten  R.  38,  Summer-hill 

*  M'Nally  Leo  KE  20,  Cuffe-st. 
M'Namara  Dillon,  6'3,  lower  Gardiner-st 
M'Namara  J.  7,  Stafford-st. 
M'Namara  T.  E  102,  Dorset-st.      '  - 
M'Neill  John,  69,  Capel-st. 

s  M'Nevin  D.  8,  middle  Gardiner-st, 

M'Peakc  James,  CE  21,  new  Dom.-st. 

s  M'Peake  N.  54,  Dorset-st. 

s  M'ReynoMs  and  Holmes,  3,  low.  Britain-st. 

M'Swiney  E.  9,  Peter-st. 

s  M'Vey  James,  KE  4,  Marlborough-st. 

Macartney  C,  97,  Marlborough-st. 

.?  Macartney  Fox,  E  14,  Molcsworth-st. 

p  Macartney  F.  KE  7,  Buckingham-st. 

p  Macartney  J.  Ck.  of  Reports,  97,  Marl.-s. 

4  Macartney  Rich.    CE   5,    Holies -st.    and 

William-st.  Gahvay 
Jllackei/  M.  54,  Wiliiam-st. 
s  Madden  John  F.  36,  I'aradise-st. 
Maddock  J.  Dep.  Clk.  of  the  Crown  for  the 

Couaaught  Circuit,  Office,  Inn's-quay 


ATTORNEYS. 

»  Maddocks  Robert,  25,  Kiklare-Vt. 
Magrath  Eneas,  CE  40,  Queen-st. 

*  Magrath  L.  21,  Grenville-st. 

s  Magrath  W.  lOl,  -north  King-st. 
s  Maguire  B.  2,  Paradise-row 
Maguire  George,  13,  LeiSister-st. 
sMahon  John,  C  27,  Marlborongh-st. 
s  Mahon  N.  16,  upper  Ormond-quay 
+*  Mahony  P.  12,  upper  Ormond- quay 
s  Mangan  James,  24,  Henry-st. 
Manifold  W,  71,  Camden-st. 
s  Manning  James,  10,  Moore-st. 
s  Mara  Jer.  55,  Mary-st. 
Mara  Samuel,  KE  24,  Anglesea-st. 
s  Marchbank  Robert,  30,  Angl.-st. 
Marshall  H.  CE  3,  little  Britain-st. 
Marshall  John,  CE  21,  Manor-"st. 
Marshall  Wm.  66,  Mecklenburgh-st. 
Martin  A.  C  6,  Fowness-st. 
Martin  James,  24,  great  George-st. 
Martin  and  Creed,  14,  French-st. 
Martin  James,  C  2,  Ely-place 
Martin  Michael,  8,  south  great  George-st. 
p  Martin  R.  Sol.  for  Casual  Revenue,  and 
to  Barrack  Board,  37,  Gloster-st. 

*  Martin  Samuel,  KE  16,  Bolton-st. 
s  Martin  T.  44,  William-st. 

*  Mason  W.  S.  M.  R.  I.  A.  E  Joint  Re- 

mem,  and  Receiver  of  First  Fruits  and 
20  Parts,  and  Sec.  Com.  Pub.  Rec.  Office, 
Record  Tower,  lower  Castle-yard 

Matliers  J.  46,  Camden-st. 

Mathers  Th.  46,  Camden-st. 

Mathews  Edw.  C  Common  "Pleas-office 

s  Maunsell  Edw.  E  24,  Temple-st. 

Maunsell  and  Greene,  25,  Holles-st. 

Maunsell  Richard,  K  7,  Stephen's-green 

s  Maunsell  Chas.  25,  HoUes-st, 

Xs  Maxwell  Alb.  KE  43,  York-st    ♦ 

p  Maxwell  A.  26,  mid.  Gard.-st. 

s  Maxwell  Jos.  CE  3,  Mcrrion-row 

s  Mayberry  D.  2,  Chatham-st. 

s  Mayne  and  \ralker,  3,  Hard. -pi. 

s  Mayne  Ed.  Reg.  to  the  Hon.  J.  Mayne,  45, 
Baggot-st. 

s  Mayne  Js.  Mecklenb.-st. 

Xs  Mriyne  J.  3H,  French-st. 

s  Mayne  J.  St.  Clair,  8,  Usher's-quay 

s  Mayne  R.  25,  Jervis-st. 

Mayne  Thomas  B.  3,  Hardwidce-piace 

s  M'aziere  W.  53,  Marlh.-st. 

s  Meagher  VV.  31,  south  Anno-st. 

5  Meares  Charles,  33,  upper  Dorset-st, 

Meares  C.  H.  E  Office,  Inn's-quay 

*  Meares  P.  G.  Deputy  IMarshal  of  H.  M. 

High  Court  of  Adm.  Ireland,   Office,  44, 

G;at'ton-st. 
Meares  T.  C  5,  upper  Rutland -st. 
s  Mecredv  W,  H.  KE  12,  great  Denniark-st. 
«  Medlicott  J.  26,  Staiibrd-st. 
s  Mee  V/.  M.  14,  Synnot- place 
*Mi"lvin  G.  8,  lower  Gardiner-st.  '     •• 

s  Menzies  J.  7,  n.  Earl-st.  Office,  74i;Dom..fet. 
s  Meredith  Charles,  48,  JervTs-'St.  i  » 

Merren  Thomas,  KE  2,  north' Kiiig-st. 
*Mctcalf  Geo.  100,  Cappl-?t.  •     > 

s  IVJiddleton  T.  B.  31,  Bishop-st, 


DUBI.IN. 


im 


*  Miclflleton  William 

Milts  TUouias,  E  5,  Anderson's-court 
Milkr  John,  ilESfi,  Beresford-st. 

*  Miller  Joseph,  4,  Dawson-st. 

'»  Miller  and  Franks,  39,  Ecdes-st, 

sMills  J.  39,  Capel-st. 

Zs  IMillti  John,  Com.  for  Affid.  Co.  Wiefclow, 

12,  middle  Gloucosier-Bt. 
«  Mills  Michael,  E  Sixth  Clerk  in  Chaficery, 

Office,  Inns-quay 
Milw»rd  Hen.  KE  40,  French-st. 
Js  Mincliin  Joseph,   Dep.  2d  Scrg.  at  Arms 

of  C,  of  Chancery,  8,  Fitzwilliam-sq.  w. 
s  Miot  A.  17,  Henrictta-st. 
Mitchell  Foster,  1,  upper  Dominick-st, 
s  Mitchell  G.  26,  north  Anne-st. 
t  Mitchell  J.  32,  Molesworth-st. 
»  Mitchell  T.  2,  Rutland-st. 
»  MoflFett  A.  34,  Moles worth-st. 
MofFett  James,  E  16,  north  gr.  George-st. 

*  Moffett  John,  53,  Dawson-st. 

»  Moiles  James,  28,  gretit  Dominick-st. 
+s  MolesvTorth  Hickman  8.  Exam,  to  Thos. 
Ellis,  Esq.  Master  in  Chan.  26,  Suramer-b. 
s  MoUoy  J.  S.  102,  Capel-st. 
Molony  H.  CE  32,  upper "Ormond-quay 
Molony  James,  CE  46,  Bolton-st. 

*  Molony  Tim.  54,  great  Britain-st. 

*  Molton  William,  53,  lower  Gardiner-st. 

I*  Montgomery  Alexander,   Sec,  to  Grand 
Juries,  City  of  Dublin,  14,  Frederick-st.  n. 
♦*  Montgomery  A.  T.  5,  Hume-st. 

*  Montgomery  G.  K  22,  Greek-st. 

«  Montgomery  Nath.  and  Rich.  CE  34,  up. 
Rutland-st, 

*  Montgomery  Philips,  E  34,  Ecc!es-st. 
«  Montgomery  R.  122,  Capel-st. 

s  Mooney  Edm.  68,  Capel-st. 

s  Moore  William  John,  33,  Rutland-sq.  w, 

Moore  A.  H.  23,  Arran-quay 

s  Moore  C.  G.  23,  Hardn-icke-st. 

Moore  Christ.  E  33,  Anglesea-st. 

Moore  J.  Finlay,  CE51,  Francis-st. 

Moore  Fran.  58,  lower  Gard.-st. 

J*  Moore   Oliv.  and  Fra,  Armstrong,   20, 

Dawson-st. 
Moore  Philip,  KE  67,  Fleet-st. 
s  Moore  Richard,  K  3,  Camden-st. 
s  Moore  T.  R.  22,  Moore-st. 
Moran  J.  33,  Rutland-square,  west 
s  Moran  J.  VV.  27,  Qt!een-st. 
Moran  Man.  6,  VVerburgh  st. 
Moriarty  Chr.  7,  m,  Gard.-st. 
Moloney  H.  W.  CE  46,  Dawson-.st. 
4  Morris  Richard,  KEl,  Montogne-st. 
Morris  Thomas,  5,  lower  Saekville-st 
s  Mortimer  M    1,  Pal.ice-st. 
s  Morton  William,  25,  Aungier-st. 

*  Mosse  A.  B.  Coroner  County  Dublin,  13, 

Queen-st. 
«  Mowlds  G.  F.  2,  north  Cumberland-st. 

*  Mowlds  J.  CE  24,  Chancery-lane 
Mowlds  W.  T.  CE  49,  CufFe-st. 

»  Murrlock  R.  15,  College-greea 
Murphy  Bern.  E  29,  Williara-st. 

*  Murphy  D.  9,  Greek-st. 


ATTORNEYS. 

s  Murphy  James,  CE  98,  tJaine«-st. 

X»  Murphy  J.  CK  49,  Doinijiick-it. 

Murphy  John,  33,  iieiosfor-d-st. 

Murray  Edward,  9<  lower  Gloucester-st,  . 

s  M'.irray  Geoige  William,,  144,  ivkifk'ku*- 

burgh-st.  coiiser  of  oa*'dincr-»i. 
Murray  John,  K  138,  0apel-8t. 
Murray  VV.  K-E  44,  Cniie-st.    ■ 
s  Nagliteu  M.  -8,  SyniK>t-p4ace 
s  Nash  Edm.  4,  little  F;ritain-et, 
Nash  John,  KE28,  Anglesea-st. 
Nash  R.  E    Enrolling   Clerk    to   Court  of 

Chancery,  14,  Andrew-st. 
Nash  Robert,  44,  Dawson-st. 
s  Nash  William,  E  9,  south groatGeonge-st. 
i  Neiigan  \V.  J.  15,  lower  Ormond-quay 
s  Nelson  R.  J.  50,  Baggot-st.- 
s  Net-hitt  All.  84,  Stephen'sTgreen,  ao^th 
s  Nesbitt  Hugh,  13,  Csipel^t, 
s  Neville  Jacob,  17,  I'eter-st. 
s  Neville  William 

s  Newcoraen  James,  KC  10.,  Beresford-*p. 
s  Newell  R.  74,  Maribro.-ht. 
t  Newenham  J.  H.  lb,  Uuke-st. 
s  Newman  G.  K  8,  Kildare-st. 
4  Newton  A.  16I,^reat  BrLtain-st. 

*  Newton  George,  E  24,  Baggot-st. 
Newton  G.  H.  K  64,  Stepheu-st. 

s  Nixon  Henry,  5,  Clanbrassil-place 

*  Nixon  James,  41,  Capel-st. 

s  Nolan  and  Campbell,  37,  n.  grt.  GeOi-st. 

s  Nolan  Dan.  10,  Beresford-st. 

s  Nolan  G.  27 ,  iiortli  great  Georgo-st, 

Nolan  Pfttridc,  E  25,  Paradise-ruw 

Norman  and  Worlhington,  8,  Henrietta-st- 

s  Norman  John,  27,  upper  Sackville-,st. 

s  Norman  L.  8,  Hi!.irietti»-st. 

Norris  Thomas,  i,  Hishosp-st. 

s  North  Emor,  KE  20,  north  King-at. 

North  John  R.  CE  9,  Belvedere-plaoc 

i  Norton  J.  H.  6,  lower  Ormona-qui^y 

*  Nowlan  T.  10,  VV'esfiaorelai:d-st. 

*  Nugent  A.  23,  lower 'GaTvl.-st. 
Nugent  George,  16,  Muuve->fit. 

s  Nugent  J.  9,  Mer.-sq.  south 

*  Nuau  Joshua,   6,  Dawson-st.  Dep,  Loal 

Treas.  Reuiemb.  and  one  aftthe  ticcond, 

OJliee,  Inns-quay 
i  O'Beirne  E.  1 1,  north  Eari-st. 
s  O'Beirne  F  42,  Glouce^ter-st. 
s  O'Brien  (Jh.  E  S,  itofth  Cuaiberland-^st. 
0'Bri«n  Fitz.  C£  17,  Jcrvis-st. 
O'Brien  Gcor(;e.,  C  5,  Hardwicke-iSt. 

*  O'Brien  J^)hn,  23,  Temple-st. 
O'Brien  John,  CE  2(3,  swith  Anfle-St. 
O'Biieii  JoJin,  CE  W),  .Vim-lb. -st. 

s  O'Brien  M.  KE  6,Bt'resford.&t. 
O'Brien  'IVr.  2«J,!Up.{»wOri«ofl<l.qiTay 
O'Brien  W.  KE  55,  ^E.-iche^uer-st. 
s  O'Brien  William,  Com.  for  Aiiid.  and  a 

Master  E.-itra.  Nei>«<.rh 
t*0'Callaghan  C.  13,  Hoilesjst. 

*  O'Callaghan  E.  19,  iower  Ormood-qiiar 
sO'Callaghan  H.H.  47,  Gr-a£6on^t, 

s  O'CallagUan  J.  47,  Grattun-st.' 
s  O'Cormeil  C.  CE3,;t'k^i;b.-»t. 


DUBLIN. 


ATTORNEYS. 

s  O'Connor  C.  23,  lower  Ormond-quay 
«  O'Connor  R.  22,  Stafford-st. 
O'Connor  Rice,  KE  64,  Exchequer-st. 
s  O'Dell  R.  Deaiie,  K  4,  m.  Gard.-st. 
s  O'Donnell  Charles,  Com.  Affid.  Co.  An- 
trim, 12,  Artbur-st.  Belfast 
s  O'Donnell  H.  CE  106,  great  Bnltain-st.  ^ 

*  O'Donnell  J.  27,  Dorset-st. 

»  O'Ferrall  J.  25,  upper  Sack ville-st. 
O'Flaherty  T.  R.  E  Jt.  Dep.  Keep,  Parliam. 

Records,  Record  Tosver 
O'Farrell  J.  B.  Office,  20,  Anglesea-st. 

*  O'Gilby  William,  K25,  Dorset-st. 
»  Ogle  G,  21,  Bolton-st. 

a  Ogle  John,  8,  Capel-sr. 
s  O'Grady  S.  H,  Aston'.s-quay 
O'Hara  Con.  6,  Arran-quay 

*  O'Hara  \V.  6,  Blackh;vll-st. 

*  O'Keefe  Charles,  Joint  J)ep.  Register  in 

Chancery 
Oldham  M.  W.  KE  17,  Arran-quay 
O'Mara  J.  D.  KE  42,  Esrhequer-st. 
s  O'Mara  T.  3,  Batchelors-w. 
s  O'Neill  James,  57,  Queen-st. 
O'Neill  Samuel,  KE  49,  Capel-st. 
O'Neill  Thomas,  KE  south  grt.  George-st. 
5  O'Reilly  and  Dix.  30,  Gardiner's-place 
O'Reilly  Denis,  KE  95,  Abbey-«t. 
5  O'Reilly  Fleming  Pinksian,  15,  Mountjoy- 

square,  north 
Is  O'Reilly  Miles,  t>,  Marg.-p. 
5 O'Reilly  Thomas,  4,  Essex  br. 
O'Reilly  Ter.  41,  Usher's-quay 

*  Ormsby  Robert,  CE  46,  Jervis-st. 

s  Ormsby  VV.  K.  19,  upper  Merrion-st. 

s  Orpen  E.  H.  13,  south  Frederick-sr. 

X»  Orpen  R.  J.  40,  great  George-st.     ' 

s  Orpin  John,  KE  6,  Fowuess-st. 

sOrr  James,  KE4,  Blessington-st. 

Osborne  Quintin,  E  4,  Claik's-court 

O'Shaugnessy  J.  CE  32,  upper  Dom.-st. 

s  Owen  G.  T.  5,  Gloucester-place 

«Owen  Henry,  CE  16,  Andrew-st. 

Pack  George,  45,  lower  Mount-st. 

Palmer  Hen.  47,  Leeson-st. 

Palmer  Paul,  C  Registrar  to  the  Stamp- 
OlHce,  William-st. 

Palmer  Hf  Carrol,  Law  Agents, 13, King^t.w. 

s  Parker  J,  189,  great  Britain-st. 

s  Parker  J.  jun,  13,  n.  Fred.-st. 

s  Parkinson  G.  17,  Fleet-st. 

«  Parr  John,  Coroner  of,  and  Com.  for 
Artidavits  in  Couniies  Kildare  and  Wick- 
low,  6,  Mercer-st. 

5  Parr  T.  H.  20,  VVilliam-s». 

Pasley  John,  Common  Pleas,  Office,  Inns- 
quay,  Coroner  Co.  Dublin,  2,  Geo.'s-hill 

Patten  Henry  M.  E44,  Moore-st. 

J  Patten  Rich.  E  15,  Hardw.-st.  Office,  Law 
Exchequer 

Patterson  Ja.  E  Digges-st. 

Payne  J.  D.  78,  Bride-st. 

«  Peacock  Jn.  P.  6,  Anne-sf.  s. 

Peard  Wm.  K  42,  William-st. 

s  Pearson  Wm.  12,  Granby-row 

A  Pearson  W.  31,  Peter-st. 


ATTORNEYS. 

«Peed  Ed.  24,  St.  Andrew-st.    '^  ^  ar^^?*. 
Peudergast  R.  C  47,  Jervis-st.    ""  ■"-»'-'»^^^ 
Pendergast  SotrtL  Grown,  40,  up.  Mer.-st. 
s  Pemberton  Charhw,  64,  Stephen-st. 
i  PennefatlicrT.  E  40,  French-st. 
$  Pentland  G.  Sec.  and  Sol.   to  the  Rer.  in 
the  Inland  Departments,  39,  Rutl.-aq.  w. 
s  Pepper  G.  31,  north  Fredcrick-st. 

*  Peter  Dav.  2,  Stephen's-green 

s  Peter  Dav.  T.  Sub.  Sheriff  City  of  Dublin^ 

2,  Stephen's-green 

s  Peter  R.  27,  French-st. 
s  Petry  Edw.  KE  New-st. 
Phelan  G.  47,  Mar)'-st. 

*  Phelan  Jos.  6,  south  Frederick-st. 
s  Phelan  Wm.  E  69,  Excheq.-st. 
Phillips  Myl.  CE  8,  Temple-st. 
Phillips  S.  10,  Peter-st. 

Phillips  W.jun.  7,  Went.-place 
Philpot  John,  E  14,  great  Longford-st. 

*  Piers  Ed.  27,  lower  Gloucester-st. 
Piers  G.  KE  22,  upper  Dora.-st. 

*  Pilkington  Jn.  K  40,  Cl*rcndoa-?t, 

«  Pineau  D.  Reg.  of  High  Court  of  Adm. 

in  Ireland,  1,  Slephen's-green,  n. 
s  Plunkett  J.  J.  13,  Henry-»t. 
s  Poe  Jas.   Coroner  County  Kilkenny,   20, 

Peter-st. 

*  Poe  Js.  jun.  10,  Dame-st. 
s  Pollock  J.  10,  Anglesea-st. 
Pondere  Geo.  31,  Blessington-st. 

*  Pope  and  Besaard,  74,  Marlb.-st. 

*  Pope  T.  74,  Marlboiough-:-.t. 

Pophani  B,  KE  Eaurion,  and  8,  gt.  Ship-st, 

5  Powell  J.  L.  7,  Mockib-yt. 

s  Powell  R.  179,  Stephen's-green,  w. 

Power  John,  KE  61,  Henry-st. 

Xs  Power  W.  71,  Atmgier-st. 

*  Pratt  Jas.  and  Robert  Simpson,  Dep.  Serj. 

at  Arms  for  Court  of  Exchequer,  Office, 

3,  Moore-lane 

s  Prendergast  Fran.  E  Dep.  Reg.  in  Chan- 
cery, and  Mess,  to  tlie  Con),  of  Bank,  37, 
Dawsou-st.  Office,  Inns-quay 

Prendergast  Jn.  CE  21,  little  Strnnd-st. 

*  Prendergast  W.  KE  11,  great  Ship-st. 
Price  Joseph,  E  44,  Dawson-st. 

s  Purcell  1.  F.  14,  south  Cuiiiberland-st. 

*  Purceil  John,  E  105,  Abbey-st.  ; 
s  Purcell  Nich.  CE  43,  Abbey-st.  • 
s  Purcell  Thomas,  E  10,  l)igges-st.  \ 
s  Purdon  J.  B.  Ui,  lower  Gloucester-st. 

s  Purdue  Ed.  61,  Sackville-st,  , 

+s  Quinan  T.   First  Exam,  of  the  Court  of 

Chan.  8,  Leeson-st. 
Quinlan  Wm.  CE40,  up   Rutland-st. 
Xs  Ransey  J.  &  T.  Garrett,  24,  upper  J)om.- 

st.  and  York-st.  Belfast 
+5  Ransforrt  E.  H.  3,  great  Charles-st. 
s  Rawlins  Jos.  11,  Harcoiirt-st. 
Raymond  G.  E-  2,  loW(?r  Gloucester-st, 
Rea  George,  E  21,  Gloiicesier-st. 
Rea  Laur.  30,  St.  Andrew-st, 
Readc  Edw.  B.  42,  upper  Ruliand-st. 
Reardon  W.  H.  23,  Dawson.--- 
s  Redmond  H   '" 


DUBLIN. 


Ill 


ATTORNEYS. 

HeevesD.  Hen.  C  7,  IMmlb.-st. 

s  Reeves  Boles,  2,  Clare-st. 

s  Reeves  &  Son,  19,  upper  Merr'on-at. 

*s  Reeves  Roljt.  Solicitor  for  Forfeited  Es- 
tates, 19,  upper  Mervioi)-st. 

•^Reid  K.Joseph,  CE  CJeik  of  Errors,  Clerk 
of  the  Juries  and  Essoigus,  26,  Gloac-st. 

*Rei(l  S.  .^S,  Marlb.-st. 

*  Reilly  ftfat.  23,  Qiieeii-st. 

*«  Revdi  and  M^Dermott,  37,  French-et. 

*  Reynell  f.  28,  Grenvi!le-st. 

«  Reynolds  and  Hiiuls,  ()2,  lower  Gard.-st. 

Reynolds  Chr.  C.  143,  Abbey-st. 

V*  Reynolds  R.  Y.  {i2,  lower  Gard.-st. 

»  Reynolds  J.  K  2/,  Chajjcery-laue 

*s  liice  Den.  8,  Dominii:k-st. 

Rice  T.  KE  Office,  26,  Clarend.-st. 

Ridge  De  Courcy,   E  Com.  Atitid.   Queen's 

Co.  76,  Camden-st. 
Richards  Thos.  46,  Bride-st. 
s  Richardson  A.  10,  George's-quay 
«  Richardson  C.  29,  Doni.-st. 
Richardson  Hen.  K  6,  south  Cope-st. 
«  Richardson  H.  KE  31,  Stafford-st. 
s  Richardson  W.  Proctor  of  Admiralty,  23, 

Poolbeg-st. 
s  Richardson  VV,  Kildarc-st, 
Richardson  W.  56,  Exchequer-st. 

*  Riky  Ben.  Dep.  Clerk  of  the  Crown  for 

Home  Circuit,  and  for  the  City  and  Co. 
Dublin,  and  Pursuiv.  of  Co.  Dub.  KB 
19,  Rutland-square 

*  Roberts  C.  VV.  17,  Duke  st. 
Roberts  John,  CE  4,  Hamilton-row 

»  Roberts  Samuel,  CE  1,  Chatham-st. 
i  Roberts  Wm,  D.  KE  27,  Mabbot-st. 
«  Robinson  A.  52,  York-st.  ■  i;Vv 

«  Robinson  James,  50,  Biihop-st.  '  ;  >. 

*  Robinson  John,  Reg.  High  Court  of  Delcg. 

Dep.  Reg.  of  Court  of  Admiralty,  Reg.  to 
Sterne's  Charities,  &c.  1,  St.  Andrew-st. 

Robinson  Robt.  CE  2,  Luke-st. 

Roche  J.  E  12,  Pitt-st. 

Roche  Robt.  E  .3,  Parliament-st. 

Rochford  P,  6,  south  Frederick-st, 

»  Roe  John,  KE  94,  Abbey-st. 

»  Roe  Peter,  K  9,  ^phen-st. 

Roe  Robt.  10,  Castle-st>- 

sRoe  W.  H.16,  William- §t. 

Rogers  Robt.  C  31,  Queen-st. 

Rogers  Robt.  E  .'JO,  Jervis-st, 

Rogers  W.  F.  E  Office,  10,  Pelor's-row 

*  Rooke  W.  D.  KE  30,  Molesw.-st. 

*  Rose  S.  28,  lower  Gloucester-st. 

s  Rose  Rich,  A.  KE  31,  lower  Gardiner-st. 

s  Rowley  F.  H.  71,  great  Britain-st. 

»  Russell  J.  G.  7,  middle  (iardiner-st. 

Russell  Jn,  E  15,  Essex-quay 

»  Russell  Mich.  CE  5,  Mercer-st- 
1  Russell  Js.  7,  middle  Gardiner-st. 
'S  Rutherford  A.  25,  north  Anne-st. 

Rutledge  Peter,  E  73,  Dame-st. 

+i  Ruxton  Allen,  64,  Aungier-st. 

*  Ruxton  Thos.  64,  Aungier-st.  ' 
i  Ryall  Jn.  CE  6,  Trinity-st. 

H yan  D .  B.  30,  north  Cumberland-st. 
'-'  -an  D.  21,  MeckleHburgh-st, 


ATTORNEYS. 
«  Ryan  Geo.  52,  Harcourt-st. 
s  R)-au  Godfrey,  19,  upper  Rutland-st. 
s  Ryan  H.  29,  upper  Sackville-st. 
s  Ryan  Jas.  KE  3,  north  Anne-st. 
Ryan  John,  E  2,  north  Cumberland-st. 
Ryan  Jos.  CE  51,  Henry-st. 

*  Ryan  Mich.  21,  lower  Dom.-st. 

*  Ryan  Ph.  6,  Hume-st. 
Ri/an  Thos.  3,  Nelson-st. 

Is  SadleirN.  59,  Marlborough-st, 
Salmon  Sam.  KE  3,  Anglesea-st. 
s  Sampson  Den.  Clerk  Crown,  Co.  Clare,  g, 
Stepheu's-green 

*  Sandys  D.  20.  new  Dom.-st. 
Sandys  R.  47,  Henry-st, 

St.  John  P.  1^,  Batchelor'a-walk 

*  St.  John  W.  8,  Arran-quay 

s  Saunders  T.  5,  St.  Andrew-st. 

Savage  Henry,  Pill-lane 

s  Savage  Thos.  6,  north  Anne-st, 

*  Scalion  R.  W.  7,  Batchelor's-walk 
Scott  B.  C  3,  Chatham-st. 

*  Scott  Jn.  32,  Holles-st. 

.s  Scott  Rich.  19,  north  Earl-st. 

Scott  Wm.  CE  14,  upper  Dominick-st. 

«  Segravc  W.  KE27,  Greek-st. 

%»  Seward  T.  29,  William-st, 

s  Sexton  A.  27,  Anglesea-st. 

*  Seymour  E.  W.  45,  Baggot-st. 
s  Shadwell  J.  122,  Capel-st. 
Shannon  Charles,  21,  Kildare-st. 
Shannon  Geo.  E  2,  Charlemont-mall 
s  Shannon  J.  27,  Grenville-st. 
Shannon  T.  E  7,  Dorset-st. 
Sharnmn  A.  KE  11,  StaflTord-st. 

«  Shaw  B.  20,  College-green 

*  Shaw  Ber.  39,  Dawson-st. 

&  Shaw  George,  39,  Bishop-st. 

•f  Shaw  John,  KE  1,  upper  Ormond-quay 

*  Shea  R.  S.  8,  north  Strand 

s  Shea  Thomas,  7,  Stephen-st. 
s  Shee  George,  27,  Dorset-st. 
Shegog  John,  29,  Bolton-st 
Shegog  Richard,  K  6,  Bolton-st. 

*  Shell  M.  137,  Dorset-st. 

Sheridan  Dan,  R.  C  11,  south  Frederick-st. 
s  Sherlock  J.  VV.  CE  23,  middle  Gard.-st. 

*  Short  Jona.  12,  Hendrick-st. 

s  Sillery  and  Boys,  KE  23,  Nelson-st. 

Simcockes  George,  E  8,  Fowness-st. 

Xi  Simcockes  T.  M.  21,  Mockienburgh-st. 

Simcockes  W.  E  26,  Gard.-st. 

Js  Sinimonds  D.  3,  lower  Merrion-st. 

Simpson  G.  E  36,  Anglesea-st. 

Simpson  Robt.  CE  and  James  Pratt,  Dep. 
Serjt.  at  Arms  to  Co.  Exch.  and  Marshal 
of  Adm.  36,  Summer-hill,  OiEce,  3 
Moor-lane  ' 

*  Sinclair  Itichard,  42,  Kildare-st. 
«  Siree  Hen.  4,  Gloucester-st. 
Sk-ipton  W.  5,  Hardwicke-st. 

Xi  Small  John,  KE  46,  Granby-row 

«  Smith  and  Cruise,  29,  Hardwicke-st. 

J  Smith  C.  R.  31,  Marlbro'-st. 

s  Smith  Hen.  &  Wm.  Walker,  27,  gt.  Ship-st. 

*  Smith  J.  C.  19,  upper  Ormond-quay 
Smith  James,  53,  Capel-st, 


m 


ATTORNEYS. 
+«  Smith  Joseph,  15,  north  Frederjck-st, 

*  Smith  Xi.  77,  Capd-st. 
» Smith  R.  Cleik  of  Peace,  Co,  Monaghan, 

12,  BJessington-st. 
s  Smith  S.  B.  21,  Anglcsea  st. 
s  Smithwick  P.  G,  .9,  Aston's-quay 
»  Smyth  Edwavd,  12,  south  King-st. 
5  Smvth  W.  H.  25,  D'OUier-st. 
Xs  Sn'agir  T.  31 ,  Molesworth-st. 
Southwell  H.  9,  Digges-st, 
Speer  Jolin,  31,  Capel-st. 
Spencer  Georare,  K  43,  Henry-st. 
«  Spiller  and  Stewart,  2,  old  Dominick-st. 
Spotswood  C.  CE  31,  south  great  Georgc-st. 
Sprigg  Samuel,  39,  Clarendon-st. 
s  Spuiiner  Thos.  Six  Clerk  in  Chan.  Office, 

Inns-quay 

*  Staines  Henry,  88,  Abhey-st. 
s  Stfiines  W.  33,  Harcourt-st. 
Staney  Jonathan,  8,  north  Anne-st. 
Stanley  Edward,  K  41,  Anngier-at. 
Stanley  James,  41,  Aongier-st. 
Steele  Henry  H.  12,  north  Earl-st. 

s  Steele  W.  R.  Exam,  of  Witnesses  to  Dep.- 
Chief  Remem.  and  Clerk  of  the  Causes 
Equity  Exchequer,  25,  Mabbot-st. 

s  Stephens  B.  N.  33,  Exchequer-st. 

Sterling  Henry,  C  30,  Stafford-st. 

s  Stevelly  Jones,  K  Six  Clerk  in  Chancery, 
Office,  Inns-quay 

s  Stewart  and  Macartney,  67,  Marlbro'-st. 

X  Stewart  J.  27,  middle  Glouccster-st. 

*s  Stewart  T.  L.  67,  Marlbro'-st. 

Stewart  William,  E  21,  Hardwicke-st.  Office, 
Law  Exchequer 

s  St.  Giorgio  J.  N.  12,  Cuffe-st. 

Stock  William,  E  24,  lower  Dorset-st. 

«  Stokes  G.  1,  north  great  Georg;e-Rt. 

5  Storey  Robert,  ISi,  Beresford-st. 

s  Strahan  Hen.  Police  Office,  159,  low.  Js.-st. 

s  Stretch  C.  P.  20,  Eustace-Bt. 

s  Stringer  Robert,  21,  Whitefriar-st. 

s  Stuart  J.  CE  34,  lower  Mount-st. 

Sullivan  Dan.  Clarke's-court 

s  Sullivan  John,  KC43,  north  Cumb.-st. 

«  Swanzy  Hen.  5,  Hendi-ick-st. 

Swanky  Samnel,  CE  16,  Hardwicke-st. 

Sweney  John,  E  4,  Morgan-place 

♦^SwenyA.  10,  Hume-st. 

Swcny  Daniel,  KE  16,  Bolton-st.. 

Xa  Sweny  H.  C  12,  Mountjoy-square,  north 

Swift  Ben.  25,  William-st. 

*  Swift  Godwin,  1,  Synnot-p. 

.r  Symniers  and  Dowling,  19,  up.  Ormond-q. 

f  Symmers  G.  19,  upper  Ormond-quay  .      ' 

t  Symcs  Sandh.  52,  Dominick-st. 

Tanfffe  Geo.  Joseph,  C  Florinda-piace 

.?  Taaffe  J.  22,  Anglesea-St. 

*s  Tandy  Charles,  4,  Moland-st. 

Tandy  Cha.  Sam.  E  4,  Moland-st. 

Tatton  Peter,  C  2,  VVestmoreland-st. 

Taylor  E.  80,  Aungier-st. 

A  Taylor  Lewis,  40,  Westmoreland-st. 

Ta3'ior  Michael,  E  45,  Mounirath-st. 

s  Taylor  W.  45,  York-st. 

«  Tegart  Riehard,  K  106,  great  Britain-st. 


DUBLIN  r 

ATTORNEYS.  e 

«Templeton  J.  Com.  for  taking  Affidavits, /  * 

122,  Capel-st.  -  t 

s  Tench  Gerald,  Examin.  to  Chief  Baron, ;  « 


10,  York-st.  Office,  Four  Courts 
sTennant  E.  121,  great  Britain-st: 
Is  Terry  and  Hunt,  26,  Leeson-st. 
*s  Terry  C.  26,  Leeson-st, 
Terry  John,  E  26,  Leeson-st. 
s  Tew  and  Armstrong,  5,  upper  Gardiaer-st. 
iTew  George,  2,  Paradise-row 
s  Thos.  Ben,  &  Castell,  4,  up.  Fembroke-st. 
JiThomas  L.  H.  7,  upper  Gardiner-st. 
Thomas  William,  C  Office.  Inns-quay 
s  Thompson  A.  12,  lower  FitzwilliamrSt, 
s  Thompson  J.  20vBlessJngton-st. 
\i  Thompson  J.  KE  18,  middle  Gardiner-st. 
Thompson  R.  E  30,  north  great  George-st. 
*«  Thompson  T.  Solicitor  1o  General  Post- 

Office,  Harcourt-st. 
s  Thornton  R.  CE  13,  lower  Dorset-st. 
s  Thorp  John,  2,  French-st. 
Tickell  Edward,  10,  Clare-st. 
«  Tierny  Edward,  15,  Fitzwilliam-st, 
s  Tighe  R.  P.  E  l.S,  College-green 
s  Tilly  Robert,  25,  Leeson-st. 
Tinkler  Luke,  27,  Charlemont  st. 
i  Tisdall  Hen.  30,  Marlbro'-st. 
s  Tisdall  William,  72,  Marlbro'-st, 
sTobin  David,  19,  Usher's-island 
s  Torrens  Andrew,    Reg.   Co.  Dub.  Qwar. 

Ses.  14,  Granby-row 
Townsend  J.  27,  Ship-st. 
Townseiid  W.  H.  E  3,  Mary's-abbey. 
Tracy  James,  E  Charleraont-st. 
s  Tracy  W.  W.  21,  Summer-hill 

*  Traver*  Boyle,  KE  93,  Stephen's-green 

«  Travers  R.  KE  69,  south  great  George-st. 

.1  Travers  Stephen,  Dorset-st. 

Tresilian  John,  E40,  Marlbro'-st. 

Tronson  J.  D.  KC  37,  Hardwicke-st. 

iTrottCF  W.  H.  34,  Capel-st. 

Tuckcy  D.  KE  Coroner  of  Co,  Cork,  40, 

Marlborough-st, 
Tnrkington  R.  64,  Mecklenburgii-st. 
s  Tuthill  John,  KC  26,  Dame-st. 
•Twibill  G.  41,  Capel-st. 
y  Tyrrell  George,  4,  Mcrcer-st. 

*  Tyrrell  James,  22,  Clarc-st. 
Tyrrell  Ward,  KC  1,  (.'amden-p. 

*  Vance  James,  E  48,  Aungier-st. 
>■  Va\)ghan  G.  5,  lower  Temple-st. 
Vaughan  James,  C  1,  Blessington-st. 
«  Venlon  Edward,  1,  Usher-st, 

*  Vereker  Tliomas,  CE  4,  south  grt,  Geo.-st. 

*  Vero  John,  Denzille-st. 

s  Vicary  Ben.  8,  Mercer-st. 

Vicary  Nath.  86,  Bride-st. 

Vincent  Nich.  26,  Leeson-st. 

Wade  Henry,  2,  Peter-st. 

.•sWade  J.  Mecklenburgh-st. 

Waldron  Michael,  9,  Hardwicke-st. 

Waldron  V.  134,  great  Britain-st. 

s  Walker  F.  S.  24,  ^eter's-row 

s  Walker  Henry,  CE  7,  York-st. 

*«  AValker  John,  44,  Wllliam-st. 

«  Walker  John,  C  39,  Mecklenburgh-st. 


DUBLIN. 


ATTORNEYS. 
9  Walker  J.  H.  3,  Hardwicke-place 
«  Walker  T.  S.  63,  Stephen's-green 

*  Walker  W.  A.  18,  Cliatham-st. 
s  Walker  W.  L.  31,  Stafford-st. 

*  Wallace  H.  29,  north  great  George-st. 

«  Wallace  James  &  Sons,  29,  n.  gr.  Geo,-st. 
s  Wallace  J.  29,  north  great  George-st. 
Wallace  JoWn,  38,  Bolton-st. 
*s  Wallace  W.  B.  12,  north  great  Geo.-st. 
•*  Wallace  William  Bailey,  jiin.  12,  n.  grt. 

George-st. 
s  Waller  E.  A.  Sol.  forCust.  and  Law  Agent 

to  T.  C.  r3.  6,  Dawson-st. 
Waller  S.  3,  Harry-st, 
s  Walpole  Fra.  3,  Blackhall-st, 
Walsh  C.  W.  and  Ch.  42,  Arran-quay 
«  Walsh  E.  57,  Dame-st. 
.V  Walsh  E.  25,  Charlemont-st. 
s  Walsh  Efiward,  6,  upper  Dominick-st. 
Walsh  H,  F.  and  Hen.  Le  Maitre,  CE  122, 

Capel-st. 
s  Walsh  James,  87,  north  King-st. 
s  Walsh  M.  65,  Marlb.-st. 

*  Walsh  P.  12,  Usher's-st. 

s  Walsh  Rd.  R.  3,  Clark's-court 

*s  Walsh  Thomas,  10,  middle  Gardiner-st. 

s  Walsh  Thomas,  KE  31,  Beresford-st. 

*  Walsh  W.  65,  Abbey-st. 

Walsh  W.  W.  KE  8,  Mary's-abbey 

s  Walshe  J.  7,  south  Richmond-st.^ 

Walton  J.  D.  E  8,  Kildare-st. 

s  Warburton  &  Jackson,  36,  Marlbro.-st. 

Warburton  W.  KE  Dep.  Keeper  Records  in 

Birmingham  Tower ;  Clerk  and  K  eper 

of  Enrolments  in  Bankr.  36,  Marlb.-st. 
s  Ward  Peter,  35,  upper  Dorset-st. 
s  Ward  W.  R.  76,  Camden-st.    Office,  44, 

York-st. 
*s  Ware  W.  11,  St.  Andrew-st. 
s  Warren  J,.  Register  and  Secretary  to  Court 

of  Appeals,  6,  lower  Sackville-st. 
s  Warren  P.  13,  Henrietta-st. 
«  Warren  Robt.  29,  Jervis-st. 
Watts  John,  KE  1,  Anglesea-st. 

*  Webb  Ch,  Gordon,  KE  30,  up.  Dom.-st. 

.1  Weir  Jn.  &  Forster  Mitchell,  14,  Gard,-pl. 
W^elsli)  Robt.  jun,  E  104,  up.  Dorset-st. 
Welsh  Geo.  56,  Marlbro.-st. 
«  West  Wm.  12,  Capel-st, 

*  Wharton  G.  49,  York-st. 

s  Wheeler  F.  29,  Molesworth-st. 

«  Wheeler  Js,  14,  lower  Gloucester-st. 

*s  Whistler  G.  14,  south  Frederick-st. 

Whitbey  W.  E  28,  south  great  George-st, 

s  White  Robert,  E  43,  French-st. 

«  White  Rod.  11,  York-st. 

*s  White  T   J.  4,  lower  Gloucester-st. 

**  White  W.  Sub-Sheriff  City  of  Dublin,  1, 

Hamilton-row,  Office,  Charles-st. 
Whitestone  W.  H.  38,  Hardwicke-st. 
Whiteway  R,  A.  24,  Poolb.-st, 
*.!  VVhitla  F.  39,  Hardwiske-st. 
P 


113 


ATTORNEYS. 

Whitty  Thos.  E  33,  Exchequer-st. 
s  Whitton  C.  26,  lower  Gardiner-st. 

*  Whitthorn  W,  Jervis,  4,  north  Cope-st. 

*  Wiber  J.  15,  south  Frederick-st. 
VVildridge  Jn.  E  56,  south  great  George-st. 
s  VVildridge  W  14,  JerTis-st. 

*  Wilkins  Wm.  173,  great  Britain-st, 

*  WilkinsC.  117,  Abbey-st. 
Wilkinson  T.  E  1,  Mercer-st. 

i  Willcocks  J.  S.  Commissioner  for  taking 
Affidavits  for  Cork,  King's  Bench 

s  Willet  H.  J.  1,  south  great  George-st. 

Williams  Bart.  17,  Mary-st. 

Williams  Geo.  47,  Baggot-st. 

Williams  J.  16,  French-st. 

s  W^illiams  J.  8,  Chancery-lane 

s  Williams  Jn.  44,  Bishop-st. 

s  Williams  M.  Buckingham-st. 

s  Williamson  W.  30,  Stafford-st. 

s  Williams  Jn.  K  143,  Abbey-st, 

Wilson  Andrew,  45,  lower  Gardiner-st. 

s  Wilson  David,  5,  lower  Britain-st. 

5  Wilson  Hill,  7,  south  Frederick-st. 

s  Wilson  Jos.  Abbey-st. 

Wilson  R.  E  56,  Mary-st. 

.«  Wilson  Th.  34,  great  Ship-st. 

Is  Wilson  T.  44,  Gardiner-st. 

s  Wilson  Tha.  KC  21,  William-st. 

Wilson  Thos.  48,  Bride-st. 

Wilson  W.  11,  great  Ship-st, 

s  Wilson  W.  29,  Stephen-st. 

s  Wisdom  Chas.   Sec.   Term.    Grand  Jury 

County  Dublin,  9,  mid.  Gardiner-st. 
-s  Wogan  John,  KE  101,  Bride-st. 

+s  Wogan  Rob.  E  Dep.  Keeper  of  the  Rolls, 
45,  Camden-st. 

*  Wolfe  Jn.  15,  Trinity-st. 

*  Wolfe  John,  28,  old  Dom.-st. 

s  Woodley  Hen.  and  Rich.  33,  s.  gt.  Geo.-st, 

Woodroofe  H.  P   12,  Pitt-st, 

Woodroofe  Joseph,  93,  Capel-st, 

S  Woodroofe  W.   Com.  for  Affid.  Queea's 

Cotmty,  19,  Ely-place 
s  Woods  Blen.  28,  upper  Dorset-st. 
s  Woods  Edward,  K  Six  Clerk  in  Chancery, 

Dom.-st,  Office,  Inn's-quay 
.«  Woods  J.  E  6,  Chatham-st. 
Worthington  A.  CE  2,  Fitzgibbon-st. 
5  Won-all  W.  5,  Cliatbam-st. 
s  Wray  J.  N,  CE  147,  great  Britain-st. 
s  Wright  Jn.  29,  south  Anne-st. 
s  Wright  Jos.  52,  Rutland-sq.  w. 
s  Wiight  Nat.  117,  Capel-st. 

*  Wright  Rich,  CE  73,  Aungier-sf. 
Yeates  Robt.  E  40,  s.  gt.  George-st. 
s  Yelverton  W,  17,  Digges-st. 

Yeo  Henry,  Clerk  to  the  Rules  in  Pleas-side 

of  Ex.  6,  Summer-hill 
Is  Young  Al.  28,  south  George-st. 
Young  Jn.  K  19,  Gardiner's- place 
s  Young  John,  17,  upper  I)om.-st. 
s  Young  William,  Com.  of  Affiidavits  for  Cb. 

Monaghan,  20,  Beresford-st. 


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REFERENCE 


Merchants  and  Tradesmen  of  the  City  of  Dublin, 

N»«6.--fBfe'Npbllityh,tia  Gentry,  also  the  Barristers  and  AttornieS,  IS^ittg  Alpliabeticany 
arranged,  preclude  the  necessity  of  inseTting  them  in  the  Reference. 


ABBOTT  42,  5/,  62, 

70 
Acheson  39 
Achmuty  67 
Adair  62 
Adams  42,  48,  50,  58, 

66,71,72 
Adamson  38 
Adrian  72 
Adrien  79 
Affleck  64 
Agnew  72 
Aicken  68 
Aickens  49 
Aird  50 
Alcock  42 
Alcorn  60 
Alday  64 
Aldridge  64 
Alexander  41,  61,  62 
Alker  52 

AUanson  72  ' 

Allen  40,  42,  48,  50. 

60,  61,  63,  75,  78 
Alley  44,  48 
AUman  67 
Alloway  42 
Allpress  46 
Alwell  47 
Ambrose  39 
Anderson  38,  44,  45, 

50,  51,  52,  53,  62, 

66,  71,  74,  75 
Andrews  40,  42,  48, 

75 
Angle  75 
Annesley  62,  72 
Arabin  55 
Archbold  48,  74 
Archer  40,  42,45,67, 

72,75 
Armit  40 
Armstrong  39, 47, 52, 

53,  62,  72.  75 
Arnold  40,  69 
Arthur  40,  70 
Arthure  67 
Ash  47 
Ashe  40 

Ashley  50,  74,  75 
Askam  41 
Asken  53,  64 
Askin  68 
AKtle  62 


Aston  39 
Atkin  55 
Atkinson  39,  40,  59, 

69,  70,  71,  75 
Attwood  64 
Auchinleck  72 
Auden  58 
Austin  45,  65 
Aveyard  68 
Ayckbown  52 
Aylmer  39 
Ayre  62 
Bacan  46 
Badge  50 
Bagley  60 
Bf»gnall  39,  42,  69 
8a2;ot  42 
RaillJe  46 
Bain  56 
Baints  47 
Baird  80. 

Baker  50,  51,  63,  80 
Baldwin  69,  70 
Half  49 
Balfe  40,  75 
Ball  41,  45,  52,  72 
BallaHtine  72 
Bamber  38,  48 
Bambrick  52 
Banks  51,  55,  73 
Bannon  55 
Barber  38,  44,  51,  62 

68 
Barcroft  62 
Bardin  44,  51,  68 
Bardsley  56 
Barker  39,  67 
Barnes  53 
Barnett  45,  58 
Barnier  66,  79 
Barralet  49 
Barret  42 
Barrett  45, 47, 48,  61, 

69,  73, 75 
Barrington  44,  78,  79 
Barron  53 

Barry  40,  46,  68,  63 
Barton  56, 60,  61,  68 
Baseggios  6S 
Bashford  60 
Bass  53,  58 
Bastiville  61 
Batchelor  62 
Bates  43 


Battersby  58,  65 
fiatterton  48 
Battley  38,  82 
Bay  ley  45,  80 
Bayly  44 
Beaghan  53 
Beahan  46,  53,  75 
Beasley  80,  81 
Beatty  42,  67 
Beddy  42,  57 
Beeby  81 
Beere  53 
Begg  68,  80 
Beggs  61,  74,  75 
Begley  64 
Berlin  75 
Behan47,51,53 
Beith  78 
Beirs  62 
Belcher  44,  68 
Bell  38,   39,  40,  42, 

48,  61,  64,  72 
Bellew  62 
Bellinfi;ham  80 
Bellwood  80 
Belshdw  60 
Bennett  46,  57,  62,75 
Bennis  47 
Benson  61 
Bentham  42,  63 
Bentley  38,  40,  44 
Bcrgan  75 
Bergin53,  71,  75 
Berk  52 
Bermingham  45,    47, 

79 
Berrell  39 
Berry  62,  69 
Betty  39 
Bevan  72 
Bewley  46,  62 
Bible  67,  72 
Biggar  40 
Bigger  45 
Biggs  75 
Bilton  57 
Bingham  58,  60 
Binns  39,  56,  58 
Birch  49,  62,  69 
Bird  47 
Birkett  60,  79 
Birmingham  69,  75 
Birnie  82 
Black  60 


Blackburne  58 

Blacker  80 

Blackwall  80 

Blair  72,  74 

Blake  48,  49,  75 

Blaguire40 

Blenkinsop  42 

Blennerhassett  67 

Blewitt  63 

Bligh  53 

Blood  30 

Blosset  53 

Blow  72 

Bloxham  79 

Blundell  78 

Boake  60 

Boardman  40,  44,  49, 

55,  64,  81 
Boileau  39 
Boileaus  49 
Boland  75 
Boles  75 
Bolet  69 

iiolgcr  45, 73,  75 
Bolton  42,  45,  60,  75, 

80 
Bomford  42 
Bond  53 
Bonbatn  66 
Bousall  42 
Booker  60 
Booth  3i?,  40,  46,  66^ 

72         . 
Boshell  68,  75 
BoSswell  65 
Boswell  46,  66 
Bott  49 
Botts42 
Bomchier  47 
Boulger  75 
Bourke48,55,  75,81 
Boursiquot  55,  62 
Bowden  39,  68 
Bowes  42 
Bowles  65,  71 
Bowling  39 
Boxwell  53,  72 
Boyan  80 
Boyce  62 
Boyd  42,  50,  58,  60, 

80 
Boylan  48,  62,  65, 66 
Boyle  44,  58,  60,  61, 

67,68,73 


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w 


Boyton  67 

13radford  81 

Bradley   50,   60,   71, 

79 
Bradshaw  42,  45,  58, 

78 
Brady  39,  47,  49,  51 

53,  55,  57,  58.  60, 

61,  64,65,  72,  73, 

75,  79 
Braithwaite  63 
Branagan  39,  79 
Brangan  46,  53,  79 
Brannon  46 
Brassington  59,  70 
Braugliall  70 
Bray  48,  53,  59 
Brazil!  49 
Brechner  62 
Breden  56 
Brediii  67 
Breen  67        » 
Brenan  38,  42,  43, 45, 

C>D,  67,  69,  70 
Brennan  53,  75 
Brennand  4p,  80 
Brereton  75 
Brett  44 
Brian  50,  60 
Bride  75 
Bridges  48 
Brien  73 
Brierley  45 
Brigley  50 
Brindley  43 
Brinnaji  46 
Brjon  52 
BriscalieO 
Briscoe  60 
Brisscoe  80 
Bristow  72 
Brocas  38 
Broderick  72 
Brooke  62,  67, 80 
Brooks  43,  72 
Brophy51,53,62,71, 

73,  80 
Rroughall  70 
Brow  73 
Brown  38,  44,  50,  53, 

58,  GO,  61,  64,  70, 

71,  75,82 
Erownbiil  52,  59 
Browne   40,   44,  45, 

51,52,61,67,71 
Brownlow  55 
Brownrigg  79 
Bruce  44,  51,  68 
Brunton  50 
iiyan  56,  67 
Juchanan  39,  60 
iuchonnon  78 
iuckley  39,   45,  61, 

75,  80 
■  ulger  75 
ull  47,  82 
uUock  78 


Buon  81 

Burgess  45,  57,  58 

Burge  40 

Burdett  82 

Burke  45.  48,  49,  52, 

58,  60.  67,  75,  78, 

61 
Burnell  75 
Burnet  72 
Burnside  42 
Burrows  66 
Burton  60,  74,  80 
Bury  50,  79 
Busby  44,  49 
Buslie  72 
Hushell  70 
Butler  39,  53,  55,  56, 

60,  62,  69,  79,  80, 
81 

Byrne  39,  40,  42,  43, 
44,  45,  46,  47,  48, 
49,  50,  51,  52,  53, 
56,57,  59,  60,62, 
63,  66,  68,  69, 
70,  72,  74,  75,  79 
80 

Byrnes  56 

Caffery  75 

CafFray  44,  71 

Caffrey  73 

Caffry  47 

Caliill  43,  50,  52,  62, 
70,  72 

Cain  46,  55 

Caitieu  58 

Calagan  53 

Calderwood  55 

Caldwell  39,  53,  58 

Callagan  39,  52,  66 
75 

Callaghan  46,  48,  53, 
62,  71,  79 

Callahan  74 

Callan  53,  75 

pallanan  67 

Callignn  69 

Callinan  52 

Cailonne  67 

Callwell  42,  61 

Calvert  53,  74 

Campbell  40,  44,  47, 
48,  51,  53,  58,  60, 

61,  66,  75 
Canavan  51 
Candler  41 
Cane  41 
Cannon  53 
Cantwell  75 
Carberry  50,  75 
Cardiff  70,  74 
Carey  53 
Carleton  56,  62 
Carmicbael  72 
Carney  58,  79 
Carnon  51 
Carolin  58 
Carpenter  66 


Carr  42,  44,  53,  60  . 
Carrick  64 
Carrigan  39 

Carroll  38,  40,  43, 44, 
50,  51,  63,  66,  72, 
75,80 

Carrothers  60 

Carson  74 

Carter  52 

Cartland  44 

Carton  58,  62 

Carty  72,  78 

Oasey  45,  53,  71,  76, 
79 

Cashell  62 

Cashnian  43 

Cassidy  40,  46,  50 

Cassin  53,  76 

Cavan  71,  76 

Ca^  anagh  80 

Cayre  38 

Cliadwick  47 

Cliall)ner41 

Chamberlain  6? 

Chambers  42,  61 

Chancelor  78 

Chapman  58,  59 

Chappell  46 

Charge  46 

Charles  42,  71 
Chartres  72,  79 
Chaytor  68 
Chebsey  47 
Cheevers  52,  75 
Chery  65 
Cheyne  67 
Christian  46,  60,  80 
Christie  46.  61 
Church  55 
Clancy  43,  45 
Clare  40,  50,  60,  65 
Clark  53,  66 
Clarke  39,  40, 42,  43, 
47,  48,  53,  57,  58, 
60,  61,  62,  64,  66, 
67,  68,  72,  76,  78, 
80,  81 
Classon  58 
Cleary  76 
Clegg38,49,  55 
Cleghorn  67 
Clements  53,  55,  70j 

75,  76 
Clibborn  61 
Clifford  39,  40,  43 
Clinch  52,  58 
Clindenen  39 
Clinton  53 
Cloney  43 
Close 

Cloustou  62 
Ciuff  66,  70 
Clvnch  48 
Co'all  52 
Coates  69 

Cochrane  60 
Cockburn  59,  72 


Cockran  64 

Codd  42,  47,  48,  55, 
65 

Coffey  57,  76 

Cogan  62 

Coghlan  53,  76,  80 

Cohen  82 

Coile  61 

Colbourue  39 

Colclough  46,  70 

Colcloughs  69 

Cole  40,  43 

Coleman  76,  80 

Colfer  76 

Colgan  43,  44,  47,  48, 
49,  56,  76,  79 

CoUes  72,  68 

Collier  45,  46,  47,  56, 
68,  69 

Collins  40,  43,46,47, 
48-,  49,53,  69 

CoUis  72 

Colville  62 

Comerford  65 

Comorton  47,  76 

Comiskey  76 
Commins  46,  59 
Conan  73 
Conaty  53,  76 

Concannoa  65,  66 
Coniff45      ' 
Conlan  44,  79 
Connell  39, 42, 45, 62, 

68,  74 
Connelley  47,  60 
Connelly  76 
Conner  51,  76 
Connery  70,  74 
Connis  73 
Connor  53,  68,  72,  74, 

75,  78 
Conolly40,44,48,49, 
51,  53,55,  56i  59, 
61,  62,  68 
Conray  72 
Conrau  64 
Conron  70 
Conroy  47,  51,  76 
Conry  63 
Constable  52 
Conway  80 
Conyngham  80 
Cooke  42,  53,  59,  60, 

64,  80 
Cookson  48 
Cooney  50,  66,  76 
Cooper  46 
Cope  43 
Copel  53 
Copeland  70 
Corballis  74 
Corbally  60 
Corbet  68,  72 
Corcoran  48,  66,  7t! 
Corigan  38,  69 
Cormick  53 
Cornev  71 


116 


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Corr  43,  45,  76 
Corrigan  48,  50,  76 
Costello  45,  53 
Costigin  49 
Cottle  41,  50,  74 
Cotton  49 
Coulson  61,  62' 
Coulter  49,  60 
Courtnay  61 
Courtnev  68,  80 
Cowell  71 
Cowen  43,  60,  67 
Cowlan  64 
Cowley  48 
Cow  per  76 
Cox  51,73,80 
Coyle  39,  53,  66,  69 
Coyne  40,  42 
Craig  55,  78 
Crampton  67,  72 
Crane  43,  55 
Crannen  70 
Craven  39 
Crawford  39,  48,  68, 

TO,  SO 
Crawley  47 
Crean  52,  80 
Creeds  40 , 
Creighton  72 
Crofton  71 
Croker  62,  66 
Crombie  62 
Crookes  42 
Crosbie  57,  59,  76 
Crosby  40 
Crosthwaite  47 
Crostwaite  62 
Crotty  56,  62 
Crowe  40,  62 
Crozier  82 
Cuddy  39 
Cuff  46 
Guissett  55 
Cullen  48,  51,  53,  60, 

80 
Culloden  82 
Culsliaw  71 
Cumberland  63 
Cuinina'  44,  68 
Cuinniiiig  42 
Cummins  46,  48,  51, 

53,  76 
Cunniff  74 
Cunningham    40,    74, 

82 
Curran   46,    73,    59, 

74 
Curren  47 
Curry  74 
Curtis  44,  51 
Cusack  40,  62,  72, 74, 

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Cutler  41 
Dark  43 
l):UiVon  53 
Date  72 
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Dalrymple  78 
Dalton  39,  48,  53,  65, 

72,  76 
Daly  38,  39,  40,  41, 

48,  49,  60,  67,  70, 

76,79 
Dames  56 

Daniel  43,  44,  62,  72 
Dannellv  79 
D'Arcy  61 
Darcy  44,  57,  65 
Darker  69 
Darley  44 
Darling  38,  48 
Daunt  72 
Davidson  51 
Davies  44,  74 
Davis  40,  52,  53,  60, 

76 
Davison  52,  67 
Davock  70 
Davy  76 

Dawson  50,  6J.,  62 
Day  80 
Deale  43 
Deane  72 
Dease  72,  79 
Decourcy  64 
Deerinjr  79 
Deey  44,  51,  68 
Degan  76 
Deigan  76 
De  JoncoMrt  62 
Delahan  52 
Delahoydfe  47 
Delaraour  76 
Delaney  38,  42 
Delaay  39,  43,  52, 53, 

64,  68,  71,  76 
Delaport  73 
Delesard  49 
Del  Vecchio  41 
Dempscy  40,  45,  47, 

55,  57,  65,  75,  80 
Dempster  57,  80 
Denaby  76 
Dennan  48 
Depo46 
Derby  47 
Derwin  53 
Devaux  42,  66 
Deveraux  55 
Deverell  38,  53 
Devercux  53 
Devilars  67 
Define  40,  68,  76 
Devitt  59 
Devoy  46 
Dick  61 

Dickinson  55,  58 
Dickson  80 
Dignam  40,  57,  70,  76 
Dignan  41,  74 
Dillon  39,  43,  45,  46, 

47,  48,  49,  50,  53 

57,  59,  62.  66.   67 

70;  go"'™^'-'; 


Dimoud  47 
Dixon  73,  79 
Dobbin  59 
Dobbs  56,  64 
Dodd  40,  46,  48,  60 
Doghertv  46 
Dohertj''53,  62 
Dolan  48,  51 
Dolittle  59 
Dollard  57,  62,  76 
Doraocan  49 
Domoulin  38 
Donogan  69 
Donelly  48, 76 
Doon  59 
Donnellan  53 
Donoghue  62 
Donohoe  44,  49,  53 
Donohoo  65 
Donovan  39,  40,  52 
Doody  53 
Doolioe  75 
Dooley  57,  59,  66 
Doolin  59 
Dooljttle  42,  70 
Doran  48,  64,  72,  73, 

76,79 
Dornin41,  42 
Douglas  66,  67,69 
Dowd  42,  76 
Dowdall  69,  76,  82 
Dowling  53,  56,  59, 

62,  65,  70,  74,  76, 

81,  82 
Downes  42 
Downey  75 
Downing  82 
Doyle  41,  43,  45,  46 

47,  50,  52,  53,  58 

59,  61,  62,  63,  65, 

67,  69,  70,  72,  73, 
76 

Doyne  80 
Drake  53, 
Draper  42 
Drevar  62 
Drew  52,  67 
Dromgoole  67,  81 
Drought  56,  72 
Drue  64 
Drnmgold  76 
Drumm  76 
Druminond  43 
Drurv  72 
Dry  55 
Duany  67 
Ducross  44,  65 
Dudgion  81 
Duff  52,   53,  57,   62, 

68,  73,  82 
Duffe  44 

Duffy  46,  49,  53,  57, 

68,  69,  72 
Dufoiir  79 
nugdBle42' 
Duggan  60,  72 
Duigen72^'"«^''^->i 


3,76 


Duignan  48,  63 
Duke  49 
Dumoulin  62 
DunbaviD4l,  79 
Duncan  41,   61,    62, 

67,  68,  82 
Dunckelly  59 
Dungau  40 
Dunn  40,  47,  48,  51, 

55,  56,  57,  60,  65, 

67,  68,  70,  71,  76, 

79,81 
Dunne  40,  55,  66,  68, 

70 
Durham  45,  75 
Duttou  75 
Dwyer  39,  45,  53,  57, 

71,72,73 
Dyas  39,  66 
Dykes  62,  76 
Eachus  50 
Eades  53,  66 
Eagan  67 
Earl  43 

Eaton  39,  59,  7S 
Ebblins  53 
Ebbs  55 
Ebling  50 
Eccles  60,  82     ' 
Echlin  53 
Edge  worth  72 
Edington  50 
Edmeston  73 
Edmiston  81 
Edmond  53 
Edwards  40,  42,  65 
Egan  43,  44,  45,  48. 

53,  58,  61,  64,  65, 

71,  76,  81 
Eiffe  47 
Ellard  64 
Elliott  40,  44,  53,  58, 

59,  62,  64,  69 
Ellis  38,  43,  76,  80 
EUisop  55 
Elmirton  82 
Elvidge  57 
Ehvood  56 
Emerson  67 
Empson  39 
English   46,   47,    48, 

55,  62 
Ennis40,  42,  51,  53, 

(i3,  76 
Erskine  72 
Espy  68 
Etchingham  53 
Eustace   46,    49,    56, 

67,  76 
Evans  45,  58 
Evory  67 
Ewing  40,  43 
Exshaw  42 
Faffan  43,  44,  64,  67, 

1,  74,76 
Faby  39 
Fairbrother  56,  72 


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Falkner  53 

Fallon  53,  67 

Fauniu  45,  66 

Farley  78 

Farnan  53 

Farnell  45 

Farraa38,  51,  53,  79 

Farrar  64 

Farrell39,40,41,45, 
46,  48,  49,  50,  51, 
53,  57,  59,  60,  62, 
69.  72,  75,  76,  79 

Farrelly  53 

Faulkner  52 

Fay  43,  76,  79 

Fayle71,74,  75 

Feake  69 

Fegan  65,  71,  79 

Fell  40 

Fenton  66 

Ferguson  67 

Ferone  53 

Ferrall  50,  56, 58,  62, 

74 
Ferrally  71 
Ferrar  42 
Ferrier  70 
Ferris  55,  70 
Fewtrell  54 
Field  52,  71,  72,  87 
Figgis  52 

Findlay  42, 44,  68 
Fiaigan  76 
Finlay  52,  60,  82 
Finley  41 
Finlaysan  64 
Finn  46,  73, 76,  79 
Finucane  71 
Fisher  38,  43,  47,  59, 

61,  69,  82 
Fitzgerald  42,  45,  50, 

60,  62,  67,  69,  76 
Fitzgibbon  42 
Fitzh arris  40 
Fitzpatrick  38,  39,  42, 
44,  45,  54,  59,  60, 
69,  72,  76,  79 
Fitzsimmons  40,   43, 

64,  72,  74 
Flaherty  59 
Flanagan  40,  48,  50, 
51,  52,  54,  60,  62, 

68,  76,  79 
Fleming  42,  46,  48, 

49,  50,  52,  65,  67, 

69,  73 
Fletcher  43,   58,   59, 

69,  70,  81 
Flinn38,  42,  45,  52, 

59,  64,  70,  73,  74 
Flint  54 
Fliuter  76 
Flood  40,  45,  46,  54, 

56,  69,  71,  74,  75, 

76,81 
Flower  53,  68 
FJynn71,  72 


Folds  56,  63 

Foley  43,  57,  68,  81, 
82 

Folley  76 

Foot  71 

Foibes  44,  47 

For,]  45,  CO,  76,  80 

Forman  63 

Forrest  59,  69 

Forrestal  48,  80 

Forster  50 

Fortune  56 

Fossitt  45 

Foster  55,  6G 

Fottrell  02,  70 

Foulkes  65 

Fowler  46,  55,  76 

Fox  41,  46,  47,  52, 
54,  62,  66,  76 

Foxall  45 

Fraley  74 

Francis  52 

Franklin  44,  56,  66 

Frauglian  76 

Fray  71 

Fraye71 

Frayne  40,  44,  45 

Frazer  39 

Freeman  59,  65 
French  46,  60,  81 

Friend  56 
Fry  59,  65,  78 
Frizell  67 
Fuller  80 

FurIong39,  54,  60,81 
Fyau  54 

Gaffney  63,  70,  76 
Gafney  76 
Gaghran  39 
Gahan  81 
Galbraith  43,  69 
Gallagher  41,  49,  54, 

63,  68,  69 
Galland  50 
Galon  56 
Gal  way  41 
Gamble  46,    60,    67, 

81 
Ganly51 

Gannon  40, 54, 73 
Gardiner  47,  61.  32 
Gargan  69 
Garland  46 
Garnet  72 
Garnett  61,  74 
Garratt  62 
Gartlan71 
Garty  78 
Gaskin  58 
Gatchell  58 
Gatty  41 

Gaven  51,  56,76 
Gaynor  72,  76,  80 
Gee  63' 
Gellis  60 
Gelly76 
Gelston  50 


Genty  76 

Geogarty  81 

Geoghegan  50,51,  60, 
70,  71,  72,  76,  81 

Geratrhtv  44,  76,  81 

Gerty  47,  75 

Gibbon  40,  54,  62 

Gibbons  44,  48,  53, 
68 

Gibney  76 

Gibson  40,  41,45,59 
61 

Gifford  38 

Gilcrcest  63 

Giifoyle  54 

Gilholy  67 

Gill  4W,  71) 

Gillespie  46,  C5 

Gllligaa  4:-!,  70,  76 

Gilliiigtoii  40,  45,  75 

Gillman  39 

Giltram  43 

Gi'ig  73 

Glannon  51 

Glorney  56 

Glover  56,  81 

Glynn  54,  68 

Gogan  52 

Gogarty58,  81 

Golding  38 

Goldsmith  54 

Gonne  42,  50,  58,  64 

Good  49,  70 

Goodfellow  44 

Goodisou  60 

Goodwin  46,  68 
Goolden  47 
Gordon  39,  69,  78 
Gorman  47,   48,  54, 

62,  63,  76 
Gormby  48 
Gogs  76 
Gosson  57 
Goulding  47 
Grace  42,  48,  54,  57, 

75.  7y 
Grady  76 
Graham   46,   48,   52, 

60,  75,  76,  81 
Graisberry  68 
Grange  79 
Grant  40,  59,  68 
Grattan  67,  71 
Grares  39,  65 
Gray  47,  69,  80,  81 
Grayburn  81 
Grealy  40 
Green  50,  51,  52,  54, 

62,  76,  82 
Greene  42,  45,  51 
Greenhara  49,  70 
Gregg  71 
Gregor  60,  66 
Greham  56 
Grehan  46,  74 
Creig  38 
Grendon  57, 


Gresham39,  57 

Gribbeu  7S 

Grierson  62,  63 

GrilKn  46,  56,  59,  65, 
76 

Griffith  49.  72 

Griffiths  43,  48 

Grimcly  43 

Grim  wood  69 

Grogan  62,  64 

Grome  71 

Groome  65 

Groves  64,  66 

Grove  43 

Griiofjy  45,  50 

Gubbens  65 

Guest  56 

Guinness  44 

Guy  43 

Hackett46.  SO 

Hagarty  68 

Haig  49 

Hague  81 

Hahnston  61 

Halaham  39 

Halahan  72 

Male  59,  70,  76 

Halion  48 

Haliday  68 

Hall  47,  52,  56,  61, 
62,  73,  75,  76 

Halliday  39,  62 

Hallowell  56 

Halpin  69,  76 

Haly  48 

Ham  52 

Hamerton  44,  51,  68 
Hamill  54 

Hamilton  39,  54,  59. 
62,  65,  67,  6'i,  70, 
72 
Harnmer  75 
Mammond  41 
Hampson  52 
Hams  74 
Hanbury  46 
Hand  37 

Handcock51,  60,  66 
Haulon  47,  51,65,69, 

76,78 
Hanna  54 
Hannan  48 
Hanratiy  69,  76 
Hantenville  74 
Hanton  65 
Hardgraft  49 
Hardiman  76 
Harding  49,   60,   76, 

81 
Hardman  39,  67 
Hardy59,  71,80,  81 
Hare  wood  76 
Harford  41,  43,  57 
Hargrave  40 
Harkan  67 
Harknessfil 
Harlin  49 


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Harman  48 
Haraett  62 
Harney  65,  81 
Harold  72 
Harper  69 
Harrick  57 
Harricks  45,  55,  57 
Havriman  67 
Harris  45,  55,  66 
Harrison  67,  72,  73, 

76 
Hart  49,  51,  54,  57, 

65,  70,  73,  81 
Harter  70 
Hartford  51 
Hartley  59 
Harty  57,  67 
Hartstone  78 
Harrey  38,  60,  64,  65 
Haskins  65 
Haslam  49,  56 
Haughton  76,  80 
Hawkes  40,  72 
Hawkins  44 
Hawkshaw  81 
Ha^vthorn  52,  61 
Hay  40 
Haydock  42 
Hayes  43,  44,  45,  47, 

49,  51,  57,  60,  63, 

68,  76,  81 
Head  59,  64 
Healey  70,  73 
Healy  43,  45,  47,  51, 

62,  67,  76,  77,  79, 

82 
Heaney  69 
Heape  65 
Hebert  77 
Hely  65 
Hencey  50 

Henderson  44,  47,  66 
Hendrick  38,  C2,  80 
Heney  54,  78 
Henley  38 

Henry  39,  40,  62,81 
Henshall  42 
Hentliorn  73 
Henzell   38,    40,   50. 

53,  69 
Herbert  46,  55,  77 
Heme  55 
Heron  57 
Herring  45 
Herron  39 
Herview  67 
Hession  60 
Hetherington  60 
Hevey70,7l 
Hewson  58,  73 
Hickey  45,  66,  69,  77 
Mickinson  69 
Hicks  62,  64 
Hickson  39,  81 
Higg'inbotham  45,  52 
Higgins  66, 77 
Higginson  38 


Higgs  48 

Hill  38,  44,   48,   52 
56,  62,  67,  68,  70 
72 
Hilles58 
Hincks  57 
Hines  73 
Hoare  47,  51,62 
Hobart  41 
Ilodgens  52,  62 
Hodges  42,  44,  58,  78 
Hodgins  69 
Hodgkinson  62 
Hodgsons  64 
Hoey  41,  47,  52,  54, 

68 
Hoflrman  63 
Hogan39,  41,  44,60, 

61 
Hoguet42,  50,  75 
Holbrook  50 
Holdbrook  54,  59 
Holland  55,  68 
Holies  64 
Hollingsworth  65 
Holmes39,43,58,59, 

78,  80 
Home  47 
Hone  44,  62 
Honywood  44,  72 
Honner  39 
Hopkins  60,  67 
Horan  41,  57,  75 
Hornidge  79 
Horseman  47,  77 
Houghton  48,  81 
Howard  38,  40 
Howe  55,  62,  70 
Howell  77 
Howie  62 
Howse  73 
Howkin  73 
Hoy  41 
Hoyne  41 
Hoyle  39 
Hudson  4S,  63 
Huffinton  63 
Hughes  39, 41, 43, 48, 

^9,  52,  54,  55,  S,1, 

62,  72,  73,  77,  78, 

80,81 
Hull  64 
Hume  44 
Humphreys    38,     45, 

62,  81 
Huncbin  71 
Hunt  39,  62,  65,  66, 

71,72 
Hunter  45,  54 
HuTly  5A 

Hussey  43,  54,  59 
Hutchinson  38, 39, 42, 

59 
flutton46,48,  54,  59 
tiyland41,48,49,62, 

71 
Hyudmau  62 


Hynes  52,  54,  5Q,  57^ 

06 
Igoft  51 
Ince  41 
Ingham  77 
Ireland  67 
Irwin  81 
Irwine  81 
Izon  5S 
Jackson  41, 49,  50, 56^ 

58,  60,  62,  63,  65, 

67,  74,  79 
Jacob  73 
James  44,  51,  55 
Jameson  49,  62 
Jannillion  67 
Jemison  38 
Jenkins  38,  53 
Jennett  64,  82 
Jennings  64 
Jesson  45,  53,  56,  75 
Jessop  54 
Jewster  56 
Johnson  39,  42,  43 

46,  47,  50,  51,  52 
54,  58,  67,  72,  73 
77,  7%,  82 

Johnston  40,   42,  43 

56,  61,  67,  71,  73^ 
77 

Jolly  51 

Jones  38,  40,  41,  42, 
43,  45,  46,  51,  54, 

57,  59,  60,  62,  63, 
65,  68,  73,  74,  75, 
81 

Jordan  42,  43,  5^ 

Jouille  67 

Journeaux  62 

Joy  62 

Kane  41,  55,  74,  77, 

80,  81,  82 
Kavanagh  43,  \5,  46, 

47,  54,  57,  58,  59, 
60,  63,  73,  74,  77, 
79 

Kealey  38 

Kean  38 

Keane  70,  77 

Keanes  54 

Kearney  39,  41,   43, 

50,  54,  62,  64,  70, 

77,  79,  81 
Kearns  59,  64,  77,  81 
Keary  74 

Keating  52,  54,71,77 
Keefe  60 

Keegan40,  43,  52,  72' 
Keenan  60,  77 
Keene  42,  74 
Kehoe  54,  70,  74 
Keigbtly  42,  52 
Kellet  45 
Kellett  60 
Kells  80 
Kelly  39,  41,  42,  43, 

45,  47,  48,4^,  51, 


52,  54,  56,  58,  60, 
62,  63,  67,  68,  7©, 

74,  77 
Kempston  42,  52 
Kenna54,  64 
Kennan  40.  49,  74 
Kennedy  39,  44,  48, 

50,  54,  61,  62,  63, 

64,  69,  77,  78 
Kenny  47,  54,  77,  7% 
Kcnrick  42,  69 
Kent  44,  50,  54,  60, 

61,  67,  73 
Keogh  48,  49,  50,  51, 

54,  55,  59,  72 
Keon  39,  54 
Kerigan  48,  54 
Kerin  73 

Kernan  44,  54,  60,  77 
Kerr  50 
Kertland  46 
Kesham  54 
Keville  58 
Kibney  41 
Kiernan  70,  81 
Kiidahl  59,  74 
Kilgalin  50 
Kilkenny  63 
Killeen  47 
Killens33 
Kilpatrick  55 
Kilroy  51 
Kinahan  54 
Kinder  64 
King  39,  41,  42,  46, 

47,  49,  52,  59,  62, 

73,  77,  79 
Kingsley  5u 
Kingslagh  72 
Kinsela  68,  77 
Kinsclas  77 
Kings  miill  55 
Kirby  64,  fi 
Kirk  72,  74 
KirklanrJ  38 
Kirkwood  38,  68 
Kirwiin45,  48,  50,62, 

65 
Kisler  78 

Knaggs  45,  74,  75,  7l| 
Knight  40,  50,  59 
Knott  45,  71,  74 
Knox  61 
Labatt  67 

Labertouche44,51,68 
Lacy  49,  65,  71 
Ladley  77 
La  G.  ange  42,  63 
LahiflEe77 
Lake  72 
|Lalcr  45 
iLallor  54 
il>mb  (50,  b%,  69j  74, 

77 
Lambemiount  64 
Lambei  t48, 5a,  79,  81 
Lampri-y  49 


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Lananze  44,  51 
Landati  11 
Land! ay  77 
Landay  77 
Lane  62 
Lani;  54 

Langan  50,  ^(!,,  77 
Langstaff  43 
Lanigan  45 
-Lapliam  46 
La;ikan  74 
Laphen  43,  64,  68 
La  Pier  44 
La  Prelle  45,  f5 
Large  69 
Larkin  42,  51,  57 
Latonche  41 
Law  40,  4j),  58 
Lawler47,  48,  51,  77 
Lawless   52,    63,    66, 

69,77,  81 
Lawrence  79,  81 
Lawrenson  74 
Lawther  56 
Lazenby  46 
Leahy  43,  67 
Leake  49,  73 
Lealand  62 
Leaman  59 
Lear  48,  81 
Leary  54,  60,  77 
Le  Baas  53,  71 
Leckey  61 
Ledwich  60,  79 
Lee  50, 56,  57,64,65, 

67 
Leech  39,  41; 
Leedom  65,  79 
Leeson  63,  73 
Leet  63,  81 
Leigh  67,  70 
Leland  56 
Lemaistre  68 
Lenan  77 
Lennartz  45 
Lennon  47 
Leonard  54,  62,  70 
Le  Petit  61 
Leslie  57 

L'Estrange38,'73,  78 
Lever  59 
Levey  65 

Lewis  40,  42,  65,  77 
Lidford  42 
Lightfoot  49,  77 
■  Liaan  50,  52 
Lincham  59 
Lindsay  4f),  62 
Linfoot  52 
Little  67,  77 
Littlewood  74,  80 
Litton  41 
Livingston  77 
Llewellyn  45 
Lloyd  39,  47,  64,  69 
Locke  59,  66 
,Lods:t>  55,  56 


Logan  60,  66 

Long  46,  54,  55,  70 

73,  74,  77 
LongfieUi  59 
Looby  77 
Lopdell  68 
Lord  56 
Loiir'ans  77 
Lovely  71 
Lover  50,  61 
Lovett  56 
Lowe  52,  57,  62 
Lowry  51,  59,  81 
Lowther  42,  80 
Lube  77 
Lundy  77 
Lunn  66 
Lynch  41,  43,  46,  48, 

56,  57,  59,  63,  65 

70,  71,73,77,81 
Lyng  77 
Lynham  74,  77 
Lyons  49^  63,  70,  77 
Lysaght  48 
Lyster  81 
M'Alpin  39 
M« Anally  68 
M'Ardell  81 
M'Ardle52,  57 
M<Auley  54,  56,  69 
M'Avoy  70,  77 
iVI'Bride60,  63 
M'Caba  33,   41,    43, 

56,77 
iVf'Call  43,  63 
M'Can  56 
M'Cann39,51,77,79 
M'Carthy  39,  45,  47, 

65,  75 
M'Cartney  72 
M'Caskey  53 
M'Clean  49,  65 
M'Cleary  61,  73 
M'Clure  60 
M' Com  as  63 
M'Cormick43,49,52, 

54,  61,  65,  66,  70, 

82 
Vl'Coy  63,  69,  70 
M'Cracken  82 
M'Crea  38,  75 
M'Cready  40,  45,  75 
M'Creary  58 
M'Creery  46,  81 
M'Cues  45 
M'Culla57 
M'Daniel  59,  63 
M'Derinott39,41,43, 

49,  55,  CO,  66,  67, 

70,  77,  81 
M'Dona73 
M'Donagh  45,  77,  81 
McDonald  45,  48,  49, 

52,  5.6,  60,  74 
M'Donall  74 
M'Donael  42 
M'Donneli  49,  24,57, 


59,  63,  64,  65,  73 
M'Dowell  73 
M'Ellroy64 
M'Enily  74 
M'Entegar  54 
M' Entire  70 
MT.vot  71 
M'Evny  54,  57,  63 
M'Farlan  68 
.Vl'Gahv77 
M'Gnn'y  44,  77 
M'Gauran  48,  54,  C3 
M'Gawreji  56 
M'Gee  G9 
M'Glll  63 
M'Ginnes  77 
M'Gloin  54 
M<Glue  49 
M'GraneSO,  61,  63 
M'Grath  65 
M'Grcgor  >3Q 
M«Gmnnesa41,57,  77 
M'Guire  65,  73,  74 
M'Jennett  57 
M'Kee  54,  57 
M'Kenna  57,  59,  69 
M'Kenay  63,  70 
M'Keon  46,  64,  77 
M'Kenzie  45 
M'Kiernan  54,  61 
M'Knight  55 
M'Laine  65,  72 
M'Laughlin  69,  82 
M'Lean  64 
M'Loghlin  63 
.VI'Lorinan  60 
M'Mahon  40,  46,  50, 

65,  80 
M'Master  78 
M'Menamy  38,  82 
M'Mullen  60,  61 
M'MuIlin  73 
M'Murry  38 
M'Nally  65 
M'Naaiara  52,  66,  73 
M'Neely40,52,  72 
M'Owen  45,  75 
M'Quaid  77 
M'Quirke  77 
M'Rayn  65 
M'Tallon  71 
M'Winiams  45 
Macabe  67,  81 
Macarthy  63 
Macartney  &7 
Machell  45 
Machin  82 
Mack  40,  75 
Macken  57,  63,  77 
Mackey41,Sl,54,77 
Mackie  52 
Maeklin  73 
Mackintosh  64 
Madden   39,   41,   42, 

43,  45,  54,  57,  60, 

70,77 
Maeder  44 


Maddnck  56 
Maddox  44 
Mader  38 
Maffet  54,  74,  80 
Maffett  38 
Maffit  63 

Magee  50,  55,  63,  64 
Magennis  £4,  77 
Magill  69 
Maginn  60,  74 
Maginnes  59 
MaginnJs  39 
Magrnne  41,  49 
Magrath41,63 
Maguire  41,   47,  49, 

50,  54,  55,  58,  61, 

63,  68,  69,  70,  74, 

77,79 
Maher41 
Malilin  49 

Mahon42,  66,79,  81 
Mahony  48 
Mailie  41 
Maitland  42 
Maley  5 
Mallet  43,  58 
Mallett  68 
Mallow  51 
Mallin  71 
Malllns  70 
Malone46,50,  54,57, 

63,  74,  77,  79,  80 
Malv  47 

Mander9  41,44,48,74 
Mangam  77 
Mangan  48,  77,  80 
Manion  68 
Manly  54 
Manning  64,  66 
Mansergh  74 
Mansfield  39,  60 
Mara  43,  60,  73 
Marchant  53 
Marcbbank  44 
Marmion  63 
Marquis  63,  74 
Marr  77 
Marsh  67 
Marshall  59 
Martin  43,45,46,51, 

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Maskerry  59  ,  ,^ 

Mason  54,  58,  65,  24»!' 

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Massey  38 
Mastersou  52 
Matthews  39,  43,  56,; 

63,69,74,77,81,83 
Maude  42 
May  78 
Maynard  64 
Mayne  63,  79 
Maziere  73 

Meade  61,  63  ,j( 

Meagher  54  ^y 

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120 


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Mee  55 

Meehan  51,  54 
Meiplirm  41 
Melliday  47 
Melville  72 
Mercicr  42 
Meredith  39,  54,  72 
Meredythe  38 
Merna  73 
Menilt55,  70 
Merry  44,  77 
Merryman82 
Metcalf75,  79 
Mcvrick  4tf 
Mikel  77 
Middlewood51 
Might  69 
Miles  43 
MiIessio4l 
Miley  45,  77 
Miller  41,  43,44,  54, 

72 
M!liey77 

Millikcn  42,  49,  G6 
Milling  81 
Millner  81 
Mills  48,  54,  56,  61, 

63,  67,  68 
Minchin  56 
Miniiitt7l,81 
Miot  57 
Missett  47 
Mitchell  38,  47,   59, 

12,  n 

Mitcbeltree  46,49,  63 
Molan  71 
Moiineanx  54 
Molineux  71 
Mollan  44,  67 
Mollony  69,  73 
Mollowney  66 
Molloy  50,  63,  71,  79 
Molton  71 
Moncks  79 
Monks41,43,  49,  60, 

74,79 
Monsarratt  80 
Montgoroei'y  38,  63 
Mooncy  38,   45,   48, 

49,  52,  54,  56,  58, 

77 
Moore  39,  45,  46,  48, 

49,  51,  54,  56,  57, 

58,  63,  69,  70,  75, 

77,  79 
Moran39,  41,  46,52, 

57,  60,  70,  71 
Morgan  45, 47, 48, 56, 

58,  64,  67,  71,  75, 
77,  78,  79 

Morland  64 

Morpie  T5 

Morris  47,  48,  49,  50, 

54,  56,  59,  65,  66, 

71,77,81 
Morrison  57, 59, 73,77 
Morrow  49 


Mortashed  39 
Morton  38,  70,  73 

Moselev  58 
Moss  73 
Mosse42,  45 
Mossop  50 
Moylan  66,  77 
Muley  55,  66 
Mulhall  68,  77 
Mnlholland  49,  82 
MuUahy  54 
Mullen  40,  41,  45,  46, 

54,  58,  71,  79,  81, 
82 

MuIlJsan  47,  77,  81 

Miillin  77 

Mullins  40 

Mulock  39 

Mulvaney  52 

Afiilvey  43,  73,  77 

MiiDce  81 

Murphv  38,  39,  40, 
43,  44,  46,  47,  48, 
50,  51,  52,  53,  54, 

55,  56,  57,  58,  59, 
60,  63,  65,  66,  67, 

69,  72,  74,  75,  77, 
SO 

Mun-ay40,42,  44,  45, 
46,  47,  4S,  51,  54, 
58,  59,  60,  67,  68, 

70,  72,  77,  78,  82 
Murry39 

Miirta  78 
Mnrtagh  43 
Murtba  71 
Muspratt  46 
Musson  47 
Nangle  55,  58 
Napper  68 
Nash  47,  52 
Naylor  54 
Neary  78 
Neddry  40 
Needhani  59 
Ncill  72,  82 
Neilly  54 
Neistlc  43 
Nelson  54,  78,  83 
Ness  70 
Nevill  44,  63 
Neville  59,  71,  72 
Nevin  60,  65 
Newberry  39,  51 
Newbold  56 
Newcomb  63,  74 
Newcoinbe  80 
Newell  73 
Newland  38 
Newman  49,  79,  89 
Newport  6? 
NicboUs  50  [71 

Nicholson  60,  61,67, 
Nixon  42,  52,  78 
Nolan  42,  46,  60,  61, 

78,  79,  81 
Noonan41,57 


Norman  51 

N orris  48,  56 

North  44,  56,  65,  66, 

67 
Norton  56,  57 
Norwood  59 
Nowlan  52, 54, 56, 65, 

66,  71,  72,  78,  79 
.    81,82 
Nowland  58 
Nowlin  82 
Niigent39,  42,  46,  54, 

60,  72,  78,  80,  81, 

82 
Nulty  32 
O'Beirne  38,  60 
O*  Berne  50 
O' Brian  73 
O'Brien  39,   43,  45, 

47,  52,  54,  56,  60, 

63,  65,  67,  68,  69, 

70,  78,  81 
Obre  73 
0*Conner  71 
O'Connor  43,  58,  63, 

69,  74,  79,  80,  81 
O'Deinne  57 
O'Donel  39 
O'Donnell  43,  49,  54, 

63,69 
O'Donohoe  60 
O'Donohoo  73 
Odium  79 
O' Flaherty  60 
O' Flanagan  67 
O'Gara  78 
O'Gilby  61,  63,67 
Ogle  43 
O'Gorman  81 
O'Grady  67 
O'lialloranSl 
O'Hanlon50 
0'Hara66,73 
O'Keefe  60 
O' Kelly  63,  80 
Oldham  60 
0'LearY78,  82 
O'Loghlin  81 
0'Loughlin54 
O'Mara  56 
O'Meara  44 
O'Neal  43,  65 
O'Neill  43, 44,  46, 47, 

51,  52,  55,  56,  57, 

58,  59,  63,  68,  69, 

78 
O'Neills  79 
Ord74 

O'Reardoo  67 
O'Reilly  39,  40,  46, 

55,  56,  58,  60,  64, 

66,  67,  70,  73,  78, 

82 
Orford  57 
Ormond  64 
Ormsby  55 
O'Romke  39 


Orpen  67,  73 

Orpin  65 

Orr  58,  60,  63,  65,  7S 

Orrs  46 

Osborne49,  67,  70,78 

O'Shaughuessy  59 

O'SuUivan  56 

Oulton  66 

Owens  79 

Oxburgh  45 

Oxley  82 

Page44,  47,  51,  63 

Paisley  45 

Pakenham  65 

Palmer  38, 43,  46,  50, 

56,  63 
Papworth  40 
Parker  43,  46,  47,  57, 

66,82 
Parkes  58 
Parkinson  56 
Parry  42,  60 
Parsley  38 
Parsons  81 
Partington  63 
Pasley  55 
Passmore  60,  74 
Patrick  63 

Patterson4l, 43,44, 5» 
Pattisou  55 
Payton  82 
Peacock  40,  65,  73 
Pearce  45 
Pearson  66,  79 
Peck  57,  65 
Peebles  57,  73 
Peel  69 
Peile47,73 
Peirce  63 
Pemberton  71 
Pennell  82 
Pender  79 
Pentland  67,  69 
Pepper  61 
Perceval  67 
Perrin  45,  82 
Perry  55,  57,  58,  64 
Persse  55 
Pervier  66 
Peter  39,  58,  73 
Peters  72 
Petrie  58 

Phelan  38,  48,  55,  71 
Phelps  49,  63 
Phepoe  79 
Phibbs  81 
Phillips  38, 47, 52, 65, 

66,  82 
Philpot  74 
Pickering  58,  66,  82 
Pidgeon  80 
Pigott51,  61,78 
Pilkington  78 
Pilsworth  48 
Pirn  44,  61,  63 
Pindar  65 
Pine  63 


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Pinkney53  "'"] 

Pittman  80 

Place  61 

Flake  71 

Plant  55 

Plowman  78 

Plunkett  50,  56,  57, 

59.  61 
Poett  73 
Polen  47 
Pollard  68 
Pomeret  69 
Poole  65 1 
Poolman  50 
Pope  50 
Popplewell  80 
Porter  42,  63,  64,  73, 
Portfleld  78 
Potter  50 
Potterton  56 
Potts  64 
Pounden  58 
Powell  45,  63 
Power  48,  49,  53,55 

57,  64,  66,  68,  70 
Powers  38 
Poynton  70 
Pofntz  57 
Prentor  55 
Prentice  61 
Preston '40,  45 
Price  39,  44,  46,  52, 

70,  74 
Prince  67 
Proctor  68 
Proudfoot  45 
Purcell  38,  45,  61 
Purden  78 
Purdon  63 
Purdy  63 
Purfield  61 
Pusterla  41 
Quade  78 
Quelch  55 
Quigley  49,  55,  61 
Quilton  59,  74 
Quin  47,  66,  73,  78 
Quinn55,  65 
Quinlan  64,  66,  73 
Radcliffe78 
Radford  66 
Rafferty  61 
Rafter  79 
Rainey  55,  63,  69 
Ramadge  67 
Rainsford  63 
Ralph  57 
Ramsay  80 
Rankin  69,  75 
Ransford  44 
Raper  43 
Ratcliff57 
Rathborne  65,  79 
Ratigan  79 
Ravell7l 
Ravertv  73 
Raye  38 


Rayns  51 

Raynor  56 

Rea  49 

Read  49,55,59,  68,73 

Reddy  63,  69 

Redmond   48,  49,  51 

66,  73,  78 
Reed  40,  82 
Reeves  43,  49,  82 
Regan  38,  52 
Reid  61,  67,  75 
Reilly  39,  41,  44,  48, 

49,  55,  56,  57,  61, 

64,  66,   69,  72,  74, 

78,  79,  82 
Renny  73 
Renshaw  45 
Reynolds  39,  48,  49, 
*  50,  59,  64,  71,  78 
Riall  43 
Rice  75,  79,  80 
Richard  41,  53 
Richards  73 
Richardson  44, 50,  57, 

61,  64,  65,  66,   68, 

80 
Richey  61,  81 
Richie  71 
Richmond  33 
Rickard  41,43 
Ridgeway  79 
Rigby  55 
Riley  80 
Ring  57,  59 
Ringland  79 
Ringwood  53 
Risk  80 
Rivett  38 
Roach  55,  82,  78 
Roberts  65  63 
Robertson  50,  65,  73 
Robinson  44,   49,  50, 

58,  59,63,66,67,68, 

74,75,78,  80,31 
Rocchi  82 

Roche  40,43,55,61,63 
Rochford  39 
Roe  44,  49,  59,63,65, 

67,  69 
Rogers  41,44,  55,  56, 

68,  78 
Rogerson  81 
Rolls  48 
Romaine  47 
Roney  73 
Rooke  58,  71 
Raouey  38,  43,  44,45, 

55,  73,  74,  78 
Roose44,  50,  51,  61 
Rorke  43,  58,  78 
Ross  46,  78 
Rosseter  57 
Rothwell  43 
Rough'ley  47 
Rounds  49,  61 
Rourke48,  69,71,82 
Rowan  64 


Rows  69 

Roy  44 

Roycraft  46,  48,  75 

Ruckley  47 

Rumley  73 

Ruskell  74 

Russell  47,  52,  59,61, 

63,  64,  72,  81,  82 
Rutherford  63 
Ryall  65,  73 
Ryan  51,  55,  64,  65, 

66,  67,  72,  78,  79 
Ryder  41,  78 
Ryland  57 
Ryvell  73 
Sadler  65 
Sale  58 
Sallins  57 
Salmon  61,79,  82 
Salters  51 
Sampson  78 
■-Zanders  47 
Sandford  41,  55 
Sandys  40,  50 
Sargent  64 
Satchwell  70 
Saul  70,  81 
Saunders  64,  65,  71 
Savage  39,  44,  56,  70 
Scallan  59 
Scally  73 

Scanlan  48,  63,  66 
Scarlet  58 
Schevenell  72 
Scholes  39,  73 
Scott  39,  46,63,  75,79 
Scully  73 
Scurlog  SO 
Seabrook  50 
Seale  41 

Seaver  47,  49,  63 
Secretary  45 
Seed  69,  78 
Segrave  50,    58,   71, 

79 
Sellors  56 
Semple  59 
Sexton  78 
Shallow  48 
Shannon  56,  70,74,81 
Sharkey  42,61,  62,66, 

71 
Sharman  38 
Sharp  43,  46,  52,  56, 

59,  64,  72,  78 
Sharpe  44,  79 
Sharpley  57 
Shaw  39,  41,  42,49, 

50,  56,  59,  61,  63, 

68,  69,  80,  82 
Shearman  82 
Sheckleton  73 
Sheil  40,  57,  67 
S'jeild  78 
Sheircliff  44 
Sheridan  43,50,58,67, 

73,78,  79,82 


Sherlock  40,  68, ;f;;,if; 
Shernan  74  -.unigi.K 
Sherrard59  .  '.,i,;!M^ 
Sherrock56,  67, 70ijl^ 
Sherry  48,  64,  78  .;M 
Sherwia53,  66  ,1/ 

Shiels  74  ,\t- 

Shine  81  t> 

Shirley  44 
Shirtliife  44 
Short  70,  73,  78,  8» 
Sibthorp  52,  65 
Sillery  65 
Silly  43 

Simmons  61,  66 
Simpson  52,  66,69,71, 

81 
Sims  39 
Sinclair  47,  7^ 
Singleton  49,  64,  74 
Sinnott46,  78 
Sinton  61 
Sissonwhite  70 
Slater  55,  66,79 
Smith  40,  41,  4?,  43, 

44,50,  52,53,55,56, 

57,  58,  61,  64,  66, 

68,  71,  72,  74,  75, 

78,  79,  80,  82 
Smithson  43,  45,  71 
Smithsons  50,  70 
Smvth  39,  43,  53,  55, 

56,  61,  (A,  67,  72, 

75,78,  81 
Sneyd  61,  74,80 
Sohan  39 
Southwell  64 
Spadicini  47 
Sparks  46 
Sparrow  80 
Spear  61,65 
Speer  67 
Spence  74 
Spencer  66 
Spinks  69 
Spratt  52,  65,  66 
Spring  66 

Sproul  61  .t* 

Sproule  47  t; 

Spruhan  38 
Stack  61,  67 
Stafford  55,  73 
Standish  74 
Stanley  49,  61, 
Stannus  58 
Stanners  55 
Stanton  56,  64 
Stapleton  59,  71 
Star  65,  66 
Stark  65 
Staunter  78 
Staunton  63 
Stednian  7 1 
Stephens  46, 47,57,63> 

67,69,70,79         ^^ 
Stephenson  66  i^ 

Sterne  70 


12^ 


REFERENCE  TO  D-UBLIN. 


Stewart  38,     42,    43, 

46,'  48,  58,  59,  6Z, 

68 
Stic^land  38 
Stinson  81 
Stoddoa  6.4 
Stoker  67 
Stokes  G7 
Storey  65,  71 
Stott  61,  C3 
StraLan  46,  70 
Straker  7.4 
Stretch  56,  69 
Stringer  39,  73 
Stroker    39,    44^  4-6", 

68 
Strong  49,  74 
Stuart  49 
Slubber  81 
Stubbs  46,  52,  57,  61 

71  ' 
Stucklart  43,  61 
Sturgeon  72 
Sugrue  47 
Snllivan  47,  48,64,66 

67,  73,  78 
Surridge  65 
Sutter  44 

Sutton  44,  63,  72,  75 
Swail  55 
Sweeney  78 
Sweeny  41,  67 
Sweney  46,  47,  70 
Sweetman  43,  44,  82 
Swinny  63 
Sword  71 
Taaffe47,  82 
Tagert  73 
Taggart  55 
Talbot  44,  45,  66,  70 

81 
Tallon  82 
Tancred  52 
Tarleton  80 
Tassie  70,  72 
Tate  56,  58 
Taubinan  55 
Taylor40,  41,  42,  58, 

61    66,  67,71,  72, 

73,  74,  78,  80,  81 
Teare  53 

Teeling  57,  58,  63,67, 
Teevens  51 
Templeton  59 
Tencb46,  69 
Ternan41,  52,  79 
Thacker48,  61,  6a 
Tharell46,  79 
Thirlow  72 
Thorn  64 
Thomas  39,  46,50,56, 

63,  79,  82 
Thompson  38,  44,  49, 
52,  63,  69,  70,  71, 

75,  79,  82  I 

Thomson  64,  71 
Tkornton  7? 


Thorp  59,  67 
Thorpe  38,  57 
Thunder  44     , 
Tbwaites  46 
Tick  el!  56 
Tieruan  78 
Tighe  55,  57,  78,  79 
Tirnmcns  78 
Tims  42,  56    ' 
Timms  78 
t indall  69,  80 
Tipper  41 
TiKdMU';4 
rol)in  43,  68,  79 
Tod  J  73 
Todderick  67 
Todhunler  48, 69,  74 
Togher  69 
Tollerton  69,  74 
Tomey  78 
Tomlinson  44,  55 
Tommins  51,  57 
To  my  62 
Tonry  61 
Toohy  55 
Toole  52,  69,  72,  75, 

78,  80 
Toone  52 
Tormay  48 
Townsend  64 
Towsou  71 
Tracey  73 
Tracy  52,  66,  67 
Travers  44- 
Treece  78 
Treeuor  64 
Trevor  44,  67 
Trim  44,  51,  68 
Tronson  43 
Troy  41,  52,56,70,71, 

79 
Troye  78 
Truelock-  55 
Tucker  41 
Tuke  67 

Tullv46,  61,66 
Tunbridg*  59 
Tunstall  57 
Tuomy  67 
Turner  45,  55,  57,58, 

68, 
Turpin  38,  47,  58 
Tute  64 
Tuthill  57 
Tuton  82 
Tutty  59 
Twigg  42,  61 ,  63 
Twycross  53 
Twyford  50,  52 
Tynan  55,  73 
Tyndall  70 
Tyrrell  41, 42,  51,  55, 

78 
Underwood  56,  68 
lUnthank  74 
Usher  50,  61,  68,73 
Ussher  68 


Vallauigan  45 

Vance  81 

Vaughan  51,   63,  78, 

79 
Vecchio  78 
Venables  66 
Verner  38 
Vernor  61 
Vero  65 
yerscbyle  63 
Vickers  78,  79 
yictory  69 
Vigne  58 
Vizer  79 
Wadden  71 
Wade  41,  50,  55,  60, 

68,  69,  78 
Wadsworth  39 
Waldron  46,  63 
Walker  44',  47,  56,61 

65,  73,  81 

Wall  38,  52,  55,56,59, 
61,  66,  68,  72,73, 
74 

Wallace  39,  73 

Waller  50 

Wailis  59 

Walpole  55,  79 

Walsh  41,  42,  47,49, 
50,  52,  56,  60,  63, 

66,  68,  69,  71,  72, 
74,  78,  79, 80,  81 

Walshe  74 
Walter  82 
\\'alton  42 
Ward  41,  47,  55,  59, 

61,  66,  69 
Wardle  81 
WaiiDg  63 
Warmingham  55 
Warner  63,  79 
Warrm  38,     59,  64, 

79 

Waters  41 
Watkins  52 
Watson  42,  55,  60,63; 

72,  82 
Watts  39,  73 
Waugh  79 
Webb  38,  42,  45,  50 

56,  61 
Weidner  68 
Weily  41 
Welch  57 
Weldon  44,  70 
Welsh  4 1,63 
Wentworth  81 
West  38,  40,49,58,68 

71,  75,  80,  81 
Westray  74 
Whaley  56,  82 
Wheatley  56,  80,  82 
Wheeler  38,  45,  56 
Whelan51,  55,  57,59, 

74,  78,  80 
Whitcroft  66 
White  42,  43,  46,  52, 


55,  58,  59,  60,  64, 

70,  73,  74,  75,  78, 
80,  81 

Whiteford  47,  70, 
Whitehead  82 
Whitely  49 
Whites'tone  58,  70 
Whitfield  81 
Whitley  43 
Whitsitt  44,  46 
Whitty  44,  50,  80 
Wkyte  58,52,  55,59, 

63 

Wiber  46 
Wigelsworth  44 
VV'iggins  56 
Wilde  51,  74,  82 
Wildman  72 
Wildridge  59 
Wiles  70 
Wilkin  64 
Wilkins  61 

Wilkinson  46,  56,  57, 
.    68,  69,  73.  74,  82 
WiUans  82 
Willett  50,  68,  73 
WUliam  68 
Williams   39,  46,  52, 

58,  61,  65,70,81,8Z 
Williamson  40,  43,55, 

59,  63,  69 

WiUit  39i  52,  53,  64, 

66,  81 
Wilmot  73 
Wilson  38,  49,  55,  56, 

57,  58,59,61,63,65, 

71,  78,  80 
Wily  43 
Winter  41,  57 
Wisdom  80 
Wise  66 
Withrall  72 
Witworth  68 
Woffington  64 
Wogan  42,  57 
Wolfenden61 

Wood  42,  43,  48,  56, 

64,65 
■V^'oodburne  69 
Woodcock  55 
Woodliouse  45 
Woodlock  56 
Woods  46,  51,59,  66, 

80 
Woodward  40 
Wooldiidge  59 
Worn  67 
\yright  53,  56,61,73, 

31 
Wy brants  59 
Wylde  49 
Wyou  58 

Yates  48,  69,  74  .{ 

¥eates49,  62,65 
York  49 

Young  46,  61,  64,  71, 
Younge  49,  56 


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ANTRIM. 


HE  town  of  Antrim,  in  tbe  county  of  the  eame  name,  is  a  small  neat  market  town, 
84  miles  from  Dublin,  and  14  from  Belfast,  the  trade  of  this  place  is  not  very  extensive 
owing  to  there  being  no  linsil  or  butter  market  held  here,  consequently,  the  chief  of  the 
business  on  marl-.ct  days  is  for  domestic  purposes,  and  of  little  benefit  to  the  r«sidenf  trades- 
people—Contiguous to  the  town,  are  the  coucerus  belonging  to  A  &  T.  Lcdlie,  Esqrs. 
consisting  of  a  very  extensive  paper  manufactory,  starch  works  and  brewery,  which  con- 
tribute greatly  to  the  employment  of  numerous  workmen,  and  are  also  generally  of  great 
service  to  the  Town.— Some  considerable  quantities  of  linens,  and  a  few  cottons  are  made 
here,  about  300  looms  for  that  purpose  are  kept  in  constant  employ.  Tliis  town  stai\d«  on 
the  north  end  of  the  beautiful  Lake,  Lough  Ncagh.  It  is  a  very  ancient  borough,  whose 
Mayor,  once  commanded  a  very  great  extent  of  coast  in  thecounty,  and  also  in  the  county 
of  Down,  the  Corporation  receiving  the  benefits  of  the  customs  of  the  vesdeis  that  came 
within  the  bounds  of  their  jurisdiction,  (those  of  Bangor  and  Belfast  excepted)  but  tliia 
right  being  purchased  some  time  back  by  the  Crown,  the  general  Custom  Houf  r>  was  then 
transferred  to  Belfast,  Antrim  consists  of  one  handsome,  spacious  and  clean  street,  at  the 
top  of  which  is  a  very  neat  Market  House,  with  a  handsome  Cupola,  near  this  is  the  fine 
lodge  and  castle  gate,  the  entrance  to  the  late  Earl  Massareens  Castle,  which  ib  a  superb 
mansion,  and  furnished  in  a  style  of  great  magnificence.  The  Church  which  stands  in  th« 
main  street,  is  a  sinall  neat  building  with  a  handsome  square  tower,  terminating  w-.th  a 
fine  high  spire ;  at  a  place  called  Steeple,  very  near  the  town,  is  one  of  those  ancit  ut  round 
towers,  and  about  three  miles  west,  immediately  on  the  shore  of  the  Lake,  stands  Shanes 
Castle.  The  country  round  is  beautifully  pleasant  in  summer,  and  the  lauds  are  good  and 
fertile,  there  are  four  yearly  fairs,  viz.  1st.  Jan.  12th.  May,  1st.  August,  and  12tli.  Nov. 
Market  day  on  Thursday.    The  population  is  considered  to  be  about  1800  inhabitants. 

Post  Office.— Elenor  Charters,  Post  Mistress. — The  Mail  from  Dublin  arrives  in  Antrim 
everyday  at  twelve  o'clock;  and  letters  dispatched  to  Dublin  at  two. — The  mail  leaves 
Antrim  at  half  past  two  ally,  by  which  the  Londonderry  letters  are  forwarded,  and  retufni 
at  six  every  morning,  when  the  Belfast  bags  are  sent  off,     ' 


Apothecaries. 
Forsyth  John,  High-st. 
M'Master  Alexander,  High-st. 
Morton  Join,  High-st. 

Attorneys. 
Crozier  William,  High-st. 
Dillon  Wm.  John,    (and  stamp  distributor) 
High-st. 

Bakers. 
Millar  William,  Massareen-st. 
Molyneux  William,  High-st. 
Shannon  James,  High-st. 
Woods  John,  High-st. 

Bookseller. 
Skelton  Samuel,  High-st. 

Boot  8f  Shoe  Maker. 
Gibson  Matthew,  High-st. 

Brewer  and  Maltsters. 
Ledlie  Alex- and  Thomas,  Higb-st, 

Cabinet  Maker, 
Scott  Robert,  High-st. 

Clothes  Dealers. 
Gilmour  John,  High-st. 
Patrick  William,  High-st. 

Cotton  Manufacturer. 
Dickey  James,  High-st. 

Earthenware  Dealer, 
LaveryCathn.  Higb-st. 


Groceri. 

Campbell  John,  High-st. 
Chapman  Thomas,  High-St. 
Clugston  Alex.  High-st. 
Cosgrave  Alex.  High-st. 
Craig  Nathl,  High-st. 
Cunningham  Thomas,  High-st. 
Dickey  Nathl.  High-st. 
Donaldson  Hugh,  High-st. 
Johnston  William,  High-st. 
M'Gee  James,  High-st. 
M'Lorininilenrj",  High-st. 
Milliken  Henry,  High-st. 
Smyth  Patrick,  Hiffh-st. 
Swan  C.  &  A.  High-st. 

Haberdashers^ 
Campbell  Agnes,  High-st. 
Craig  and  Charters,  High-st. 
Cuddy  Henry,  High-st. 
M'llsea  M.  and  J.  High-st, 
Palmer  Sarah,   High-st. 
Young  and  Millar,  High-st. 

HardiAiare  Dealert: 

Millar  Campbell, High-st. 
Palmer  Sarah,  H'lgh-st. 

Hosiers, 
Gordon  Henry,  High-st. 
Hagan  Robert,  Fligh-st. 
Mag«e  James,  High-8t. 
M'Kain  Mary,  High-st, 


124 


ANTRIM. 


Rainey  William,  High-st. 
Rooney  Alex.  High-st. 
Wilson  Andrew,  High-st. 
Wilson  David,  High-st. 
Wilson  Saml.  High-st. 
Wilson  William,  High-st. 
Young  William,  High-st. 
inns. 
Forbes  William,  (Massareen  Arms)  High-st. 
Keenan  Jas.  (car-man)  Bew-lane 
M'Annally  Henry,  (Mail  Coach  Hotel  and 
Head  Inn)  High-st. 

Linen  Manufacturers. 
Clugston  William,  High-st. 
Ciaig  Nathl.  High-st. 
Crawford  Thomas,  High-st. 
Gray  James,  High-st. 
M'Bride  San.l,  High-st. 
M'Ferran  William,  High-st. 
M'Ferrau  James,  High-st. 
M'Nair  John,  High-st 
O'Neill  John,  Higb-st. 

Nailer. 
Willans  William,  High-st. 
Notary. 
Campbell  Henry,   Commissioner  Extraor- 
dinary Court  of  King's  Bench 
Painter  and  Glazier. 
Judge  John,  Massareen-st. 

Paper  Makers, 
Ledlie  Alex,  and  Thomas,  High-st. 

Publicans. 
Agnew  James,  High-st. 
Harbison  John,  High-st. 
Kelly  John,  High-st. 
Kennedy  Anthony,  High-st. 
M'Lorinan  Ann,  Highest. 
Megirerin  John,  Masareen-st. 
Moore  John,  Masareen-st. 


Reid  Daniel,  Bow-lane 
Shannon  James,  High-st. 
Taggart  John,  High-st. 
Wilson   Thos.   &   Co.    (and   Spirit  Stor«) 
High-st. 

Saddlers, 
Glyn  William,  High-st. 
Maff«tB.  High-st. 

Starch  Manufacturers. 
Ledlie  Alex,  and  Thomas,  High-st, 

Surgeons. 
Bnice  John,  (&  Man  Midwife)  High-st. 
Forsyth  John,  High-st, 
M'Master  Alex.  High-st, 
Morton  John,  High  st. 

Tailors, 
Blaney  John,  High-st. 
Craggs  Saml.  High-st. 
Johnston  William,  High-st. 
Tallow  Chandlers  and  Soap  Boilers. 
Chapman  Thomas,  High-st. 
Quin  John  &  Co.  High-st. 

Tanners  4-  heather  Cutters, 
Campbell  William,  High-st. 
Gibson  Matthew,  (Leather  Cutter)  High-st. 

Watdh  Maker, 
M'Neilly  Alex.  High-st. 

Wine  and  Spirit  Merchant, 
Ferguson  John,  Hijh-st. 

Woollen  Drapers. 
Forbes  William,  High-st. 
Taggart  John,  High-it. 

Coaches. 
The  Mail  to  Belfast  every  morning  at  six 
o'clock,  and  to  Coleraine  and  Londonderry , 
at  half  past  two  daily.  A  Car  for  passen- 
gers &c.  every  Friday  morning  to  Belfast, 
and  returns  the  same  evening. 


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ARMAGH. 

iiLRMAGH  is  a  neat  and  well  built  town,  situate  on  the  river  Callen,  62  miles  north 
of  Dublin,  in  a  rich  and  populous  country,  chiefly  occupied  in  the  manufacture  of  linen. 
It  is  the  see  of  the  Archbishop  of  Armagh,  the  Primate  of  all  Ireland.  This  city,  50 
years  ago  presented  a  very  different  appearance  contrasted  with  its  present  state  ;  its 
cathedral  was  dilapidated,  the  streets  unpaved,  mud  cabins,  miserable  hovels,  were  the 
only  wretched  retreats  of  a  population  wanting  industry,  and  even  cleanliness ;  excepting  the 
cathedra],  it  was  without  churches  o:-  schools.  Such  was  Armagh  half  a  century  ago. 
Another  "  Man  of  Ross"  in  the  person  of  Prelate  Robinson,  by  the  gecerous  sacrifice 
of  ofSfl.OOO  of  bis  fortune  effected  in  the  space  of  seven  years  a  perfect  metamorjihose. 
He  repaired  the  half  mined  cathedral  and  built  three  churches,  exclusive  of  a  very 
handsome  one  of  white  stone,  to  the  erection  of  which  he  was  instruraental.  He  con- 
Btructcd  likewise  a  school  ot  considerable  magnitude,  nowtermed  the  College;  built  and  en- 
dowed a  publiclibrary  ;  was  the  means  of  establishing  an  infirmary,  and  the  present  handsome 
appearance  of  the  city  may  be  principally  attributed  to  the  plans  laid  down  by  liim. 
He  erected  also  the  Episcopal  Palace  and  the  Market  House,  which  is  at  once  useful  and 
ornamental.  The  Barracks  at  the  suggestion  of  his  Grace,  were  built  in  a  situation  which 
prove  au  embellishment  to  the  suburbs  of  the  city.  Ttris  excellent  man  encourao-ed  piety 
by  his  e^^ample,  and   industry  by  bis  munificence.    The  following  Statement  extracted 


ARMAGH. 


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from  the  annals  of  Armagh,  will  at  once  shew  its  antiquity  and  recapitulate  its  misfortunes. 
In  547,  St.  Patrick  founded  a  priory  of  Canons  of  the  order  of  St.  Augustine,  which  con- 
tinued for  many  years  one  of  the  most  celebrated  Ecclesiastical  Institutions  in  the  wOiW, 

670  and  687.     The  town  destroyed  by  accidental  tires. 

724.     St.  Colman  Humacensis  Biographer  of  St.  Patrick  died  here. 

729.     King  Flathbert  abdicated  his  Throne  and  became  a  Monk  in  this  Priory. 

778.    The  town  consumed  by  Lightning. 

831.     Tlie  Danes  pluudeied  .\rmagh  thrice  in  one  month. 

839.     The  Danes  burned  the  town  and  destroyed  all  the  sacred  reliqucs. 

850.     The  city  was  laid  waste  hy  invaders. 

873.     The  Danes  plundered  and  burnt  the  town,  and  massacred  1000  of  the  inhnbitnuts. 

830.  The  Danes  sacked  Armagh,  destroyed  the  great  Church  and  other  edifices,  ;md 
carried  away  captive  720  of  the  inhabitants. 

892 — 895  and  898.     The  town  Vf  as  pillaged  by  the  Danes. 

919 — 931  and  943.     The  toviu  plundered,  sparing  only  the  sick  and  the  chnvchcs. 

1004.  King  Boromh  presented  a  collar  of  gold  weighing  20  ounces  to  the  Clergy  of 
the  Cathedral. 

1012.  The  Danes  reduced  the  town  to  ashes. 

1013.  King  Boromh  and  his  son  (killed  in  the  battle  of  Clontarf)  were  interred  here. 
1016.     Sitric  with  the  Dublin  Danes  bnrned  Armagh. 

1022.     Malachy  Monarch  of  Ireland  was  interred  here. 

The  City  of  Armagh  suffered  greatly  from  fires,  in  the  years  1074—1090—1093—1112 
—  1116—1122—1150—1164—1166—1179  and  1195. 

1160.  Sir  John  De  Couray  plundered  Armagh  when  Thomas  O'Corcoran  the  Arch- 
deacon was  barbarously  murdered. 

1179.     William  Fitz  Adelm  forcibly  removed  St,  Patrick's  Ci-ozier  to  Dublin. 

1 184.     Philip  De  Worcester  with  a  great  army  ravaged  the  town  for  six  days. 

1189—1199—1206—1208.  The  City  was  plundered  by  De  Couray  and  De  Lacic 
the  ydunger. 

1373.    The  possessions  of  the  Abbey  seized  by  King  Edward  III. 
"     1612.     Abbey  suppressed  by  Henry  the  VIII. 

The  principal  public  buildings  and  places  of  note  in  Armagh  are  the  Cathedral,  which 
contains  some  fine  specimens  of  sculpture,  particularly  a  monument  to  Drelincourt,  author 
of  the  celebrated  work  on  "  Death  ;"  with  others  of  Archbishop  Rcbinson  and  the  Rev^. 
Thomas  Carpendale,  &c.  The  Metropolitan  Palace  and  Deanery  House — The  Sissioug 
House — The  Barracks — The  Market  and  Yarn  Halls — The  College  and  Charter  School— 
The  New  Gaol,  whose  appearance  is  terrific  to  the  guilty  mind — The  New  Church — The 
Model  School — The  Infirmary — Public  Library,  anu  the  Observatory. — The  Tontine  and 
Commercial  News  Rooms,  the  Savings  Bank,  in  English-street,  the  County  Excise  office, 
the  Mall,  a  dehghtful  promenade,  in  CoUege-st,  the  romantic  walks  in  the  subuibs, 
termed  "  Dobbin's  Walk,"  &c.  &c.  The  places  of  worship  not  of  the  Establishment,  are 
the  Catholic  Chapel,  the  Presbyterian  and  Seceders  Meeting  Houses,  one  of  Wesleyaa 
and  one  of  the  Modern  Methodists. — The  Provision  Market  is  held  on  Tuesday,  and  that 
for  Corn  on  the  Saturday.  F^rs — March  28th,  July  10th,  \ugust  12th,  October  5th, 
The  Races  are  held  on  the  third  Friday  in  October. 

Post  Office,  bottom  of  Scotch-street.— Post  Mistress,  Mrs.  Abigail  Bolton. — Mail 
from  Dublin  arrives  at  ten  in  the  morning,  dep.  at  a  quarter  past  four  in  the  afternoon. — 
Mail  from  Belfast  (with  the  letters  from  Scotland,)  arrives  at  ten  in  the  morning,  dep.  at 
half  past  four  in  ihe  afternoon. — Bye  Post  daily,  from  Loughgall,  arrives  at  four  in  the 
evening,  departs  at  a  quarter  past  ten  in  the  morning — Bye  Post  from  Caladon,  Tvnan 
and  Glaslough  arrives  at  four  in  the  evening,  departs  at  a  quarter  past  ten  in  the  morning. 
—Bye  Post  to  Keady  and  Castle  Blauey,  arrives  at  half  past  ten  in  the  morning,  de- 
parts at  three  in  the  Afternoon,  on  Sundays,  Wednesdays  and  Fridays. 


Academies  (PrincipaLj 
Howden  Rev,  William,  Dobbin-st, 
M'Corraick  Anne,  College-st. 
Murray  John,  English-st. 
Ryan  Rev.  Alexander,  Abbey-st. 

Agents. 
Algeo  William  W.  Esq.  (land)  English-st. 
Beatty  David, (land  steward  to  the  LordFri- 

niate)  English-st. 
Caldwell  Johnston,  (to  nohilityandcharitable 

loan  society)  English-st. 
Pobbin  Leonard,  Esq.  (to  the  Belfast  Bank) 

Scotch-st. 


Kelly  A.  J.  Esq.  (to  nobility)  the  Mall 
Waugh  John. Esq.  (t.^  the  Tontine  Commer- 
cial News  Rpflm)  English*st. 

Apothecaries  and  Surgeons. 

Those  marked  thr.si-  are  Surgeons, 
t Dobbin  M.  Scotch-s 
fHeniy  Robert,  Thomas-st. 
fM'SpaddenJohn,  Market-st. 
Maziere  Andrew,  Market-st. 
Sloan  ^s.(&  oil&  colour  def^ler)  English-st 
tVog?kn  Joshua,  Market-st. 


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ARMAGH, 


Architect. 
Carroll  Sinclair,    (&  measurer)    College-st. 

Attornies,  Solicitors,  Sfc. 
Appleby  Thamas,    Licenced   Conveyancer 

Abbey-st. 
Armstrong  James,  Abbey-st. 
Armstrong  Francis,  Abbey-st. 
Bell  &  Dobbin.  Seven  Houses,  Englisli-st, 
Haddock  John,  Irish-st. 
M'Kinstry  Lee,  Office,  near  Scotch-sr. 

Auctioneers . 
Campbell  M.  Jrish-st. 
Jones  John,  Barrack-st. 
Pilkington  P.  College-st. 

Bakers. 
Beatty  James,  Scotcb-st. 
Bell  Matthew,  English-st. 
Davis  Walter,  Barrack-st. 
Garvey  Robert,  Endish-st. 
Hughes  Henry,  Endiah-st. 
Lindsey  Richard,  Scotch-st. 
M'Gough  Patrick,  Thomas-st, 
M'Glennan  Jane,  Scotch-st. 
Public  Bakery,  English-st,  J.M.  Foster,Agt. 
Richards  John,  English-st. 

Barrister. 

Pollock  Joseph,  English-st. 
Stationers,  Booksellers  and  Binders. 
Coxy  F.  W.  Castle-st. 
Liudley  Thomas  (cir.  lib.)  Scotch-st, 
Pooler  William,   (printer)  Scotch-st. 
Stevenson  Robert,  (&  printer)  Scotch-st. 
Wright  William,  English-st. 
Young  John,   (printing   &    binding   neatly 
executed)  Market-st. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers, 
Barrett  Edward,  Thomas-st. 
Christy  Peter,  Scotch-st, 
Gordon  James,  Barrack-st.  , 

Hughes  George,  English-st. 
Hughes  Arthur,  Scotch-st. 
Johnston  Robert,  Thomas-st. 
Luas  Andrew,  Thomas-st. 
Mosson  William,  Thomas-st. 
Reilly  John,  Thomas-st. 
Ross  John,  Castle-st. 
Sherry  Lawrence,  Thomas-st. 

Braziers  and  Tin  Plate  Workers. 
Scott  William,  Euglish-st. 
Scott  Robert,  Meeting-st. 
Tyrrell  Gerald,  Thomas-st. 
Bretver. 
Lyle  Andrew,  (&  malster)  English-st. 

Cabinet  Makers. 
Drum  Hugh,  (&  chairs)  Thomas-st. 
Eno  Christopher,  (Scuphl.)  Thomas-st. 
Eves  J.  W.  (&  uphr.)  Scotch-st. 
Henry  John,  (&  uphr.)  English-st; 
pilkington  P.  College-st, 

Clothes  Brokers. 
Collins  James,  Church-lane 
M'Gurk  Patrick,  Castle-st. 
M'Mahon  Owen,  Castle-st. 
Yoaug  John,  (wliol,  &  ret.)  Mark«t-st. 


Coal  Merck  ant, 
Lee  Oliver,  (&  iron  stores)  Thomas-st. 

Confectioners , 
Bi-jght  Samuel,  Englisii-at. 
Bright  Anne,  Thomas-st. 
Moran  James,  Scotch-st. 
Coopers, 
Campbell  Florence,  Jenny's-row 
Trainer  Thomas,  Thomas-st. 

Corn  Merchants  and  Millers, 
Bell  Matthew  &  Co.  English  st. 
Dobbin  Leonard,  Scotch-st. 
Jackson  Robert,  (flour)  Market-st, 
Kidd  Thomas  &  Osborne,    English-st. 
M'Kinstry  and  Kidd,  English-st.  and  Ready 
Prentice  Alexander,  Scotcb-st. 
Simpson  Thomas,  (and  flour)  Thomas-st. 

Curriers. 
Jones  William,  (and  wool  dlr.)  Thomas-st. 
Kierans  Thomas,  Thomas-st. 

Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Offices. 
British  and   Irish    (fire)  and  Westminster 

Life,  S.  and  W.  Gardner,  Market-st. 
Eagle,  James  Maxwell,  English-st. 
Globe,  Thomas  Liadley,  Scotch-st. 
Norwich  Union,  Hugh  M'Master,  Abbey-st. 

Glass  and  China  Dealers. 
Williamson  John,   (wh.  and  rt.)  English-st. 
W^ilson  John,  Thomas-st. 
Wilson  M.  (delf.)  Thomas-st. 

Grocers  and  Spirit  Dealers. 
Boyd  William,  Thomas-Kt. 
Bradley  James,  Thomas-st. 
Caldwell  C.  andT.  English-st. 
Campbell  William,  Seotch-st. 
Carroll  William  and  Co.  EnglisIi-St, 
Cavanagh  Charles,  Irish-st. 
Cochrane  Robert,  sen.  English-st. 
Cochrane  Robert,  jun.  English-st. 
Corvan  Patrick,  English-st. 
Crummey  Neal,  Castle-st. 
Devlin  Patrick,  (Turk's  Head)  English-st. 
Graham  John,  English-st. 
Haddock  James,  Thomas-st. 
Hancock  Jane,  English-st. 
Harrington  William  and  Robert,  Market-st, 
Lee  John,  Scotch-st. 
M'Clure  James,  Scoteh-st. 
M'KeanRohert,  Market-st. 
M'Williams  W.  andT.  Scotch-st, 
Milles  John,  Scotch-st. 
Quin  Thomas  and  Hugh,  English-st. 
Simpson  John,  Market-st. 
Stanley  J ahn,  College-st. 
Stanley  Jsmes,  Scotch-st. 
Trainer  Hugh,  English-st, 
Wbittington  Richard,  Irish-st- 
Gun  Makers. 
Evitt  David,  (smith)  Thomas-st, 
Leslie  William,  Scotch-st. 

Linen  Drapers,  Haberdashers,  Milli' 

ners,  ^c. 
Cochran  Eliza,  (milliner)  Seotch-st. 
Corrigan  Meredith,  (1.  drp.)  Market-st.      - 
Irwine  William,  (hab.)  Scotch-st. 


ARMAGH. 


127 


Lane  Matilda,  milliner,  English-st. 
M'llroy  Alexander.  [Hn.  dpr.j  Market-st. 
M'Kean  Henry,  Market-st. 
Palmer  Rarh:;el,  S-cotch-st. 

Hotel  and  Coach  Inn. 
M'Keau  Jane,  fiend  of  Scotch-st, 

Ironmongers . 
Craig  Samnri,  (i.nd  lihrd^are)  Seotch-st. 
Maxwell    James,     [lead    and     gunpowder 
merchant]  Market-st. 

Joiners  and  Builders. 
Baxt«r  Robert,  Abbey-st. 
Blair  William  and  Samuel,  Abbey-st. 
■Boyd  Joseph,  Poor-School-iune 
Hillick  Charles,  Ban-ack-st. 
Jewellers. 
Anderson  Catiiarine,  Scotch-st. 
Lindley  Thomas,    (and    fancy    hardware^ 

Scotch-st. 
Orr  Daniel,  (manufac.)  Scotch -s 

Land  Surveyors. 
Armstrong  J.  English-st. 
Hutchinson  John,  Thomas-st. 
M'Cartan  Terence,  Raven-hill. 
Leather  Cutters. 
Calagban  Owen,  Thomas-st. 
Crummey  Neal,  Castle-st. 
Dalzel  Richardson,  Market-st. 
M'Kee  Francis,  Castle-st. 
Palmer  John,  Thomas-st. 
Smyth  James,  English-st. 

Merchants. 
Begg  William,  [linen]  College-st. 
Dobbin  Leonard,  [agent  to  theBelfastBank] 

Scotch-st. 
Fowler  Henry,  (linen)  Market-st. 
Prentice  Alexander,  Scotch-st. 
Stanley  John,  College-st. 

Nursery  and  Seedsmen. 
Penton  William,  Thomas-st. 
Smyth  James,  English-st, 

Oil  and  Colour  Dealers. 
Boyd  William,  Thomas-st. 
Prentice  George,  (and  spirits)  Scotch-st. 

Painters  and  Glaziers. 
Beggs  Nathaniel,  College-st. 
Henry  William,  Market-st. 
Macan  Thomas,  Poor-School-lane 
Rutherford  John,  Barrack-f>t. 
Thompson  Robert,  (plumber)  A!)bey-st. 

Paten  Brokers, 
Galagher  John,  M  u-ket-st, 
M'CuUa  John,  (and  geai.  coaimis.  broker) 

Thomas-st. 
Young  Sarah,  Church-laue 

Physicians. 
Atkinson  Edward,  Engl'sli-st. 
Campbell  James,  Vicar-hill 
Kidd  W.  L.  Vicar-hill 
Ryan  William,  Abbey-st. 

Reed  Makers^ 
Boyd  Samuel,  Barrack-st, 
Justice  Hugh,  Ca!lan-st. 
Linton  Walsh,  Thomas-st. 
Webster  Hugh,  Charter-School-lant 


Rope  Makers. 

Lappan  Daniel,  Scotch-st. 
M<Crum  W.    and  N.   (and  flax  dressei;*). 
Scotch-st.  i« 

Saddlers.  a 

Bambrick  William,  Scotch-st.  fl 

Brown  John,  Thomas-st.  '-'■ 

Crnwley  Maryaret,  Thomas-st. 
Healey  Thomas,  fthong  maker)  English-st. 
NibUck  Rirbar.i,  Thomas-st. 
Slevin  Fraucis,  Eugliih-st. 

Spinning  JFJieel  Makers. 
Ballantyne  Alexander,  Callan-st. 
Blair  Francis,  Thomas-st. 
M'Kelvey  Wi'iiam,  Oobbia-st. 

Stocking  Manufacturers, 
Christian  Christonbe! ,  Thomas-st 
Robinson  William,  Thomas-st. 
Stone  Masons. 
Brown  Benjamin,  Scotch-.st,  ' 

Nugent  James,  (cutter)  Abbey-st. 
Straw  Hat  Makers, 
Carlow  Margaret,  Scotch -at. 
Gardner  William,  Market-st. 
Maul  Jane,  English-st. 

Tailors. 
M'Gowan  Samuel,  Thomas-st. 
Mallon  James  Thomas-st. 
Scott  Mark,  Callen-st. 
Seott  Robert,  English-st. 
Warwick  Armour,  Scotch-st. 
Tallow  Chandlers  and  Soap  Boilers. 
Carroll  William  and  Co.  English-st. 
Cochran  Robert,  Sen.  Eoglish-St. 
Cuming  James,  Barrack-st. 
Richardson  John,  Thomas-st. 
Whittington  Richard,  Irish-st. 

Tamiers  and  Leather  Dealers. 

Barnes  John,  Scotch-street-bridge 
Barnes  William,  Scotch-st, 
Bennett  Francis,  English-st. 
Callaghan  Owen,  Thomas-st. 
Irwine  William,  Dobbin-st. 
Stephens  James,  English-st. 

Tm^emf!  and  Spirit  Dealer's. 
Andrews  William,  (linen  draper)  Seotch-sti 
Bennet'-  James,  MH,rket-st. 
Brown  John,  Wellingion-st. 
Bvrne  Henry,  Thomas-st 
C;'  ds/*ll  Elisabeth,  Eaglish-st. 
Calter  Eliza,  Irish-st. 
Connor  Mary,  (Black  Bull)  Barraek-»t 
Corry  George,  Market-i?t. 
Devlin  Owen,  English-st. 
Dickson  Elizabeth,  (Cross  Keys)  Scotch-st. 
Donelly  Jam^,  English-st, 
Ferguson  James,  Engdsh-st.  ^i« 

GarveyHugh,  English-st.  ''-'^ 

Gi'ary  John,  Markct-st. 
Gribbin  James,  Irisu-st. 
GrifSn  Judith,  fKing's  Arms)  English-st.     .„ 
Hardy  James,  (Dog  and  Duck)  Scotch-st..     ^ 
Hart  James,  Scotch  st.  .   T: 

Henry  Thos.  (Coach  and  Horses)  Barr«ck.st 
Henry  William,  Market-st. 


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ARMAGH. 


Hughes  Patrick,  Castle-st. 

Lappan  Jane,  Barrack-st. 

Lee  Elisia,  Scotch-st. 

Lee  Malcolm,  (cider  merchant)  English-st. 

Lister  Robert,  Thomas-st. 

M'Bride  Michael,  English-st. 

M'Coue  Patrick,  Irish-st. 

M'Garrity  Jn.  (Friendly  Brothers)  Scotch- 

street-bridge 
M'Kee  Dennis,  (Lion  and  Harp)  Scotch-st. 
M'Nair  William,  Market-st. 
M' Williams  John,  (Nelson  &  Abercromby) 

English-st. 
Malone  Richard,  English-st. 
Plunkett  William,  English-st. 
Savage  Henry,  Thcmas-st. 
Star  Archibald,  Market-st. 
Summervill  John,  Scotch-st. 
Treanor  Mary,  Thomas-st. 
Wheeler  Patrick,  Market-st. 

Timber  Merchants, 
Caldwell  T.  and  C.  English-st. 
Sloan  Mary,  English-st. 
WhittiDgtonRichard,(&  iron  store)  Irish-st 

Tobacco  Manufacturers. 
Campbell  William,  (dealer)  Scotch-st. 
M'Williams  William,  8cotch-st. 
Stanley  James,  Scotch-st. 
Stanley  John,  College-st. 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 
Cullen  John,  Thomas-st. 
Donnelly  Daniel,  English-st. 
Duncan  John,  (and  engraver)  English-st. 

Wine  Merchants. 
Cochran  Robert,  English-st. 
Harington  William  and  Robert,  Market-st. 
Stanley  James,  Scotch-st. 

Woollen  Drapers. 
Adams  John,  English-st, 
Cl0se  James,  English-st. 
Close  Bernard,  English-st. 
Corry  George,  Market-st. 
Gardner  Samuel  and  William,  Market-st. 
Kane  John,  Market-st. 
Kelly  Bernard,  (and  hats)  Market-st. 
M'Keaa  Henry,  Market-st. 
Oakman  &  Sproul,  (fancy  whs.)  Market-st. 

MISCELLANY. 
Bell  John,  Drawing  Master,  Thomas-st. 
Boyd  Matthew,  Thread  Manuf.  Thomas-st. 
Brocas  Wm. Professor  of  Music,  English-st. 
Duncan  Isabella,  Stay  Maker,  English-st. 
Flanagan  Daniel, Yam  Merchant,  Castle-st. 
Gray  John,  Hat  Manufacturer,  Thomas-st. 
Jones  AVilliam,  Glover  and  Wool  Dealer, 

Thomas-st. 
Lang  Mary,  Calico  Manufacturer,  Thos.-st. 


Lucas  James,  Comb  Maker,  Thomas-st. 
Moran  James,Soda-water  Maker,  Scotch-st 
Mossby  Thos.  Cattle  Dealer,  &c. English-st 

JWagistrates,  &c. 
lies  Jatnes,  Esq.  Sovereign,  Englisk-st. 
AlgeoW.W.  Esq.  English-st. 
Kelly  A.  J. Esq.  Mall 
Livingstone  James,  Esq.  English-st. 
Winder  John,  Esq.  Abbey-st. 

Stuart  the  Right  Honourable  William,D.D. 
Primate  and  Metropolitan  of  all  Ireland,' 
Archbishop  of  Armagh,  Residence,  the 
Palace. 

Lifford  Rt.  Honbl.Lord  Viscount,  The  very 
Rev.  The  Dean  of  Armagh,  Deanery 
House. 

Proctors  of  the  Ecclesiastical  Court. 
M'Master  Hugh,  Abbey-st. 
M'Master  Charles,  (of  office)  Castle-st. 
Scott  George,  Vicar-hill 
Register,  John  Patrickson,  Esq. 
Deputy,  Robert  M'Kew. 
Surrogate  Rev.  W.  Ball,  L.L.B. 
Metropolitan     and      Consistorial  Registry 
Office,  City  of  Armagh,   Vicar-hill. 
Officers,  Principal  of  Excise. 
Collector,  Acheson,  St.  George,  Esq. 
Pro  Collector,  William  Kennedy,  Esq. 
Surveyor,  H.  Armstrong,  Esq. 
Inspector,  W.  Kilpatrick 

Kelly  A.J.  Esq,  Distributor  of  Stamps  Mall. 
M'Kinstry  Robert,  Esq.Clerk  of  the  Peace, 

En!?:lish-st. 
Magee  Michael,  Esq.  Coroner. 
Barker  Captain  Joshua,    Sheriflf's   Office, 

Scotch-st. 

,  Coach, 

A  Post  Coach  to/)MAftM,frpmMrs.M'Keans, 

Head  of  Scotch-st.  every  Monday,  Wed- 

nesday,and  Friday,  at  six  in  the  morning, 

to    Belfast  same    days  at  seven  in  the 

morning. 

Cars  for  the  Conveyance  of  Goods. 

Fro'i  James  Hart's,  Scotch-street. 

To  Dublin  through    Newton,     Hamilton 

and  Dundalk, 
To  Monaghan,  Clones,  and  Belturhet, 
To  Sligo  and  £^n»wAj7/ew,  through  Caledon, 

Aughnacloy,  Five  Miles  Town,  Sfc, 
To  Londonderry,  Omagh  and  Strahane 
To  Dungannon,  through  Moy  and  Char- 

lemont. 
To  Belfast  through  Rich-hill,  Portadown, 

Lurgan,  Moira  -and  Lisburn. 
To  Newrjf,  throHgh  Market-hill. 


[  129   I  8s, 


ATHLONE, 

^F^ORMERLY  a  town  of  considerable  note,  is  situated  nearly  in  the  centre  of  the  king- 
dom, stands  on  the  great  river  Shannon,  which  in  its  courie  divides  it  into  nearly  twii» 
equal  parts,  one  situate  in  the  County  of  Roscommon,  in  the  province  of  Connaught, 
the  other  in  Westmeath,  in  the  province  of  Leinster,  but  in  close  connection  with  each, 
other.  It  is  59  miles  west  from  Dublin,  and  47  from  Galway.  It  was  formerly  fortified, 
and  is  famous  in  the  annals  of  Irish  History,  as  the  scene  of  one  of  the  greatest  efforts 
of  valour  on  record,  for  in  the  year  1691,  General  Ginekle,  at  the  head  of  Kihg  Williara'a 
army,  passed  the  river,  which  was  here  deep  and  rapid,  in  defiance  of  «  heavy  fire,  kept 
up  by  the  French  and  Irish  armies,  who  were  in  possession  of  that  part  of  the  town, 
which  was  deemed  impregnable,  and  to  the  astonishment  of  all,   stormed  and  carried  the 

works  in  less  than  half  an  hour. On  the  bridge  which  joins  that  part  of  the  town, 

situated  in  the  county  of  Roscommon,  to  the  Westmeath  side,  are  some  badly  executed 
figures,  with  inscriptions  indicative  of  the  success  of  Queen  Elizabeth,  and  of  the  mods 
of  execution  practised  on  the  rebels  in  her  time. 

In  that  part  of  Athlone  called  the  English  town,  on  the  east  of  the  Shannon,  a  Monas- 
tery was  founded  by  Cathel  Croible  Deary  O'Connor,  prince  of  Connaught;  who,  not 
living  to  finish  the  building,  it  was  completed  by  Sir  Henry  Dillon,  who  was  buried  there 
in  the  year  1244.  In  the  Connaught  part,  a  Monastery,  called  De  Innocentio,  was  an- 
ciently found,  to  which  King  John  in  1216  gave  some  land,  in  exchange  for  the  scite  on 
which  he  built  the  Castle  ;  and  to  which,  in  the  year  1279,  King  Edward  the  first,  granted 
all  the  weirs  and  fisheries,  together  with  the  toil  of  the  bridge,  and  eight  acres  of  arable 
land.  In  the  year  1241,  Albert,  Archbishop  of  Armagh,  consecrated  the  great  Church. 
It  is  recorded  that,  on  the  27th  October,  1697,  the  town  of  Athlone  was  visited  by  an 
unusnal  and  terrible  storm  of  wind,  rain  and  lightning,  accompanied  with  the  loudest 
claps  of  thunder  ever  heard,  which  so  appalled  the  soldiers,  on  duty,  after  witnessing  the 
guard  house  stript  of  its  covering,  that  they  fled  to  the  doors  and  windows,  in  the  greatest 
trepidation  ;  but  here  they  are  doomed  to  witness  a  scene  more  terrific  and  alarming ;  aa 
Ebon  darkness  prevailed  for  a  short  time,  torrents  of  rain  fell  with  great  violence,  impelled 
by  a  hurricane  ;  the  clouds  discharged  immense  globes  of  the  electric  fluid,  some  of 
which  struck  the  castle  ;  in  an  instant,  a  most  tremendous  explosion  announced  the  dire- 
ful catastrophe.  The  magazine  blew  up,  containing  260  barrels  of  gunpowder,  1000 
charged  hand  grenades  and  810  skains  of  match:  these  were  all  blown  into  the  air, 
together  with  220  barrels  of  musket  and  pistol  balls,  great  numbers  of  pick  axes,  spades, 
shovel*,  horse  shoes  and  nails,  spreading  devastation  all  around.  The  town's  gates  were 
forced  open,  the  windows  all  broken,  the  houses  shaken  to  their  foundations,  the  town 
and  neighbouring  fields  covered  with  the  spoils  of  the  castle,  and  the  alarmed  inhabitants 
invoking  heaven  to  have  mercy  on  them,  who  suddenly  roused  from  sleep,  thought  the 
last  trump  proclaimed  the  day  of  judgment.  Notwithstanding  the  advantageous  position 
which  Athlone  commands,  at  the  extremity  of  Lough  Ree,  and  bearing  witness  to  the 
daily  improvements  which  are  made  in  places  all  around  it,  from  supineness,  or  some  other 
(Siuse,  it  continues  iu  a  ruinous  state. 

Athlone  is  governed  by  a  Sovereign  and  Vice  Sovereign.  The  present  officers  are  Richard 
Handcockjjun.  esq.  Sovereign  ;  Richard  Handcock,  sen.  esq.  Vice  Sovereign ;  John  Hast- 
ings, Clerk  ;  Thomas  Gray  and  Jolm  Longworth,  Bailiffs  ;  George  French,  Esq.  Eccles- 
street,  Dublin,  Recorder  ;   Peter  Shackey,  Deputy  Recorder,  and  Town  Clerk. 

Post  Office,  Connaught-street.— M.  Burrows,  Post  Mistress.  The  Dublin  Mail  every 
morning  at  nine  o'clock.     The  Roicommon  Mail  every  morning  at  nine  o'clock. 


Apothecaries. 
Carr  George,  [and  surgeon]  Church-st. 
Hughes  Edward,  Main.st. 

Kelly  Dennii,  Bridge-st. 
O'Beirne  Christopher,  Main-st. 

Auctioneers. 

Healey  Thomas,  Main-st. 
Tighe  James,  Barrack-square 

Bakers,  i^c. 
Hawkins  James,  High-st.  . 
Norton  Hannah,  Bridge-st, 
Turkington  John,  King-st. 

Bookseller  and  Printer. 
Daily    Daniel      [Athloae    Herald   Office] 
Friday,  High-st,  R 


Boot  and  Shoe  Makers, 

Foster  Rowley,  Churcli-st. 
Foster  Luke,  Dublin-gate 
Hopkins  Andrew,  King-rst. 
Brewers. 
French  &  Co.  Shannon-brewery 

Corn  Merchants.  ^ 

Miller  John  &  Jos,  [and  canal  boat  tradets] 
High-st. 

Corn  Millers. 
Bracken  Patrick,  Bridge-st, 
Jones  William,  Bridge  st. 
Mabbott  Edward,  Bridge-st. 
Distillers. 
Kolton  &  O'Beirne,  Potsdam 
O'Eeirne  John,   Main-st. 


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ATHLONE. 


Earthenware  Dealers, 

Farlon  Maria,  Hip^h-st. 
M'Nulty  Winifred,  Connaught-st. 
Seymour  Anne,  Main-st. 

Grocers  and  Spirit  Dealers, 
Egan  Patrick,  Church-st. 
Fallon  William,  Church-st. 
Garty  John,  Church-st. 
Holton  Thomas,  (and  wine)  Main-st. 
Joyce  William,  Higk-st. 
Joynt  Andrew,  Castle-lanc 
Justin  Joseph,  Dublin-gate 
Poland  Matthew,  Dublin-gate 
Smith  Robert,  Dublin-gate 
Walker  John,  Malu-st. 

Rardwaremen. 
Butler  John,  High-street 
Gaynor  John,  Main-st. 
Hardyman  John,  Main-st. 
Hotels. 
Sun — Arthur  Garty,  Mardyke-st, 
Swan — ThomasGray,  Chureh-st. 

Ironmongers. 
Gaynor  John,  Main-st. 
Kelly  Bernard,  High-st. 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers. 
Thosemarkedthusf  areWoollenDrapersonly 
fDaly  Bernard,  Bridge-st. 
tDaly  Daniel,  Counaught-st. 
Fallon  William,  Church-st. 
Fuliam  Patrick,  Main-st. 
Gogan  William,  Church-st. 
INorton  Peter,  Church-st. 
Porter  John,  Bridge-st. 
Quigley  Matthew,  Main-st. 
tRigney  William,  Bridge-st, 
Sharkey  Peter,  Castle-lane 
Stanley  E.  and  A.  Chureh-st. 
Tully  John,  Barrack-square 
Walsh  William  &  Son,  Main-st. 

3Ialtsters. 
French  &  Co.  Shannon  Brewery 

Physicians, 
Henry  Terence,  King-st. 
Kelly  Thomas,  Church-st. 
Ward  George,  Brtdge-st. 

Porter  and  Spirit  Dealers. 

Brooke  Ann,  Connaught-st. 
Butler  Buddy,  Barrack-square 
Daly  John,  Dublin-gate 
Divine  Michael,  Mardyke-st. 
Dowde  John,  Connaught-st. 
Dunning  David,  Dublin-gae 
Fawcett  Thomas,  Castle-st. 
Flanagan  John,  King-st, 
Foster  William,  Bridge-st. 
Gaify  Catherine,  Castle-lane 
GajTion  Henry,  Barrack-square 
Loughery  Thomas,  Mardyke-st. 
M'Cann  William,  Connaught-st. 
M'Donough  Bridget,  Barrack-square 
Magee  John,  Barrack-square 
Moran  Michael,  Main-st. 
Nowlan  James,  Barrack-square 
Sullivan  James,  Barrack-square 
Vanstan  Robert,  Barrack-square 


Saddlers. 
Hannan  James,  Church-st. 
O'Brien  Lawrence,  Bridge-st, 
Stanley  Robert,  Mardyke-st. 

Tallow  Chandlers 
Cofly  Michael,  Barrack-square     - 
Fleming  John,  Main-st. 
Longworth  Ralph,  Bridge-st. 
Longworth  Richard,  Main-st. 
Sproule  William,  Main-st. 
Tannert. 
Fleming  William,  Main-st. 
Fax  Anthony 

Sproule  V7illiam,  Main-st. 
Walsh  William  &  Son,  Main-st. 

Tobacconists. 
Clarke  William,  Main-st. 
Fleming  William,  Main-st. 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 
Byrne  James,Barrack-square 
Good  John,  Bridge-st. 

MISCELLANY. 

Byrne  Lieutenant  Thomas,  Barrack-square 

Daly  John,  skin  buyer,  Dublin-gate 

Dunn  Thomas,  hosier.  Barrack- square 

Flinn  Bartholomew,  card-maker,  High-st. 

Gatley  Patrick,  leather-seller,  Main-st, 

Grcgan  Matthew,  seedsman,  Barrack-square 

Longworth  John,  painter,  Mardyke-st. 

Longworth  B.  stamp  distributor,  Strand-st. 

Lyon  Thomas,  cooper,  Queen-st. 

Matthews  George,  cabinet  maker,  Sec.  Con- 
naught-street. 

O'Berne  Jno.Taafe,  feather  and  skin  dealer, 
Tholsel-place 

Pim  John,  gentleman,  Bridge-st. 

Tumblety  John,  gun-maker,  King-st, 
Carriers. 

From  the  V^'heat  Shfiaf,  M.  Divine,  Mar- 
dyke-.-'treet. 

To  Dublin  Thomas  Isling,  Bryan  laling, 
Patrick  Manning 

To  Ballymnhan,  Michael  Lee,  John  Ganley 
Patrick  Digan,  M.  Divine,  Jas.  Doljn, 
James  Welsh,  Timothy  Hogan,  Gilbert 
Hughes. 

Coaches. 
From  the  Sw^n  Hotel,  Church-st. 

The  Royal  Mail  to  Dublin,  every  afternoon 
at  half  past  live  o'clock,  and  arrives  in 
Dublin  every  morning  at  six. 

The  Royal  Mail  to  Galway  every  morning 
at  eight  o'clock,  and  arrives  in  Galway 
every  afternoon  at  five  o'clock 

The  Royal  Mail  to  Roscommon  every  morn  ■ 
jng  at  half-past  eight  o'clock,  and  arrives 
in  Roscommon  at  12  o'clock,  returns  to 
Athlone  same  evening  at  half-past  four. 

A  Coach  to  Dublin  every  Mon.  Wed.  and 
Fri.  mornings  at  six  o'clock,  arrives  in 
Dublin  every  evening  at  six  o'clock 

A  Coach  to  Tullamore  through  Moate  and 
Clara  every  afternoon  at  half  past  four 
o'clock,  arrives  at  Tullamore  every  eve- 
ning at  nine,  in  time  for  Packet.  Ofiice, 
Church-street 


131  J 


BANDON 

Jls  situate  on  the  northern  side  of  thejiver  Bandon,  in  the  county  of  Cork,  in  the  pro- 
vince of  Munster,  at  the   distance  of  137  miles  from  Dublin,  and  by  the  new  line  of 
communication   17    from  Cork.     The  great  Earl  of  Cork,   as  he  was  called,  founded 
this  tOA-n,   about  the  year  1640, '  for  the  accommodation  of  his  English  followers,  to  the 
total  seclusion  of  the  natives,  who  were  not  permitted  to  enter  a  town  built  on  that  ground, 
from  which,  very  few  years  before  their  ancestors  had  been  driven.     Having  almost  a 
princely  estate  in  this  county,  he  wished  to  have  it  entirely  inhabited  by  English  Pro- 
testants, and  the  poor  natives  were  to  be  expelled  to  make  room  for  those  new  settlers. 
From  the  vast  property  gathered  from  his  hitherto  poor  Irish  tenants,  he  was  enabled  in  a 
very  short  time,  to  erect  Bandon,  containing  two  churches,    and  two  market-houses,  with 
several  well  built  streets,  and  a  bridge  across  the  river  Bandon,  whence  the  town  took  its 
name.    The  town  was  founded  on  firm  land,  in  midst  of  an  impassable  bog,  which  was 
drained  by  Richard  Boyle,  first  Earl  of  Cork,  and  fether  to  the  philosophic   Boyle,  who 
was  born  at  Lismore,  and,  whose  physical  tracts  are  in  such  high  esteem.    It  was  well  forti- 
fied against  the  attacks  of  the  Irish  enemy,   and  rapidly  increased  in  size  and  wealth.    As 
the  people  he  settled  here  were  industrious  and  economical,  all  Protestants,  and  lived 
within  side  the  walls.     After  some  time,  the  sti-eets  within  the  walls  became  incapable  ot 
containing  the  increased  number  of  inliabitants,   and  several  very  long  streets  were  built 
outside  of  them  in  every  direction.     Time  at  length  saw  the  walls  and  gates  demolished, 
and  the  admission  of  Irish  Roman  Catholics  into  the  town  of  Bandon  ;  indeed,  the  compiltr 
of  the  Commercial  Directory,   views  with  inexpressible  satisfaction,  the  expiration  of  pre- 
judices,  in  the  union  of  all  parties,  and  trusts  the  day  is  not  far  distant,  when  man  will 
embrace  his  fellow  man  by  the  tender  name  of  brother,  laying  aside  all  religious  and  poli- 
tical differences,  and  studying  most  how  to  render  each  other  happy.    Bandon  contains  two 
parishes,  namely,  Ballymodane  and  Kilbrogan.     One  of  the  churches  and  one  of  the  market 
houses,  are  on  the  north  side  of  the  river,  the  other  on  the  south.   At  present,  the  founda- 
tion of  a  third,  and  an  extensive  market  house  is  dug,   and  from  the  well  known  spirit  of 
enterprizeand  perseverance  in  the  leading  characters  in  Bandon,  it  will  doubtless  soon  be- 
come an  ornamental  and  useful  building  to  the  town.     The  river  divides  the  town,  in  which 
there  are  two  churches,  as  already  noticed,  two  Roman  Catholic  Chapels,  two  Methodist, 
and  a  Presbyterian  chapel,  a  female  school  of  Industry,  a  Charity  school  for  Protestant 
boys  ;  two  Charity  schools  for  Catholics,   one  for  boys,  the  other  for  girls  ;  a  fever  hospi- 
tal, and  a  Dispensary,  a  Court  house,   and  a  Bridewell ;  extensive,  new,  and  very  eligible 
shambles,  on  an  eminence  without  the  town,   circular  in  form,  very  spacious,  with  an  excel- 
lent contrivance  to  admit  fresh  air  into  each  stall,  and  in  the  centre  of  the  aVea,  possessing 
a  large  public   pump.     Near  to   these  shambles,   is  a  barrack  for  cavalry,  and  a  Sav- 
ings' Bank.     In   the  neighbourhood  is  a  Salmon   fishery,    and  a  tnile   from    the  town 
is  Castle  Bernard,  the  seat  of  Lord  Bandon.     Bandon  is  a  borough,  and  very  considerabl* 
market  town.     In  one  of  the  market  houses  is  a  market  held  on  Wednesday,  and  in  the 
other  on  Saturday,,  the  latter  of  which  is  the  best  and  one  of  the  largest  in  the  county  ;  it 
is  also  one  of  the  most  reasonable,  butcher's  meat  being  cheaper  than  in  Cork,  or  Kinsale. 
Most  articles  of  shop  business  may  here  be  procured  on  reasonable  terms  ;  numbers  of  them 
the   manufacture  of  the  tewn.     The  inhabitants  generally  respectable,    and  frequently 
opulent,  are  remarkable  to  a  proverb,  for  sober  demeanour,    and  diligent  attention  to  their 
respective  pursuits.    There  are  several  extensive  manufactures  carried  on  here,  giving  full 
employment  to  the  numerous  inhabitants,  viz,  that  of  linen,  particularly  tickens,  cottons, 
corduroys,   &c.   woolcombing,  stuffs,  also  blankets  and  coarse  woollen  cloth.     Blue  dying 
is  carried   on   extensively,  that  colour  being  a  favourite  one  with   the  country  people, 
who  manufacture  their  own  frize  and  send  it   to  the  tow-n   to  be  dyed.     There  are  also 
extensive  flour  mills,  a  very  large  brewery,  and  eligible   tan-yards  ;   all  of  which  are 
carried  on  with  great  spirit,  to  the  credit  of  their  respective  proprietors,  and  the  advantage 
of  the  whole  town.     It  is  governed  by  a  Provost,  twelve   Burgesses,   and  town  clerk, 
and  sends  one  member  to  Parliament.     Market  days,  Wednesday  &  Saturday.     Reverend 
.Joseph  Jervois,    Provost,   John  Cotter,  town  clerk.     Its  fairs  are  held  on  Ascension  day, 
the  6th.  of  May,  29th.  of  October,  and  8th.  of  November  ;   and  its  population  are  stated 
at  14000. 


Post-Office,  Bridge-street, — .Post  Mistress,  Elizabeth  Hall. — Mail  for  Cork,  &c.  is 
dispatched  every  day  at  fifty  minutes  past  two  o'clock  in  the  afternoon ;  afd  foi  the  six 
western  towns  every  morning  at  half  past  nine. 


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BANDON. 


Gentry  and  Clergy. 

Alcock  Rev.  Mason,  Kingston's-buildings 
Baldwin  Hewitt,  Egq.  Kingston's-buildings 
Beamish  Rev.  Saml.  magistrate,  Church-st. 
Brandon  Captn.  Rice's-hill  ■ 

Evanson  Nathaniel,  magistrate,  Broolc-field 
Hornbrook  Thos.  magistrate,  north  Main-st 
Jervois  Rev.  Joseph,  south  Main-st, 
Loane  Wm.  magistrate,  Rqund-hill 
Longfield  John,  Esq.  Kingston's-buildings 
Popham  Benj.  magistrate,  Lodge  r 

Popham  Richard,  gent.  Watergate 
Sealy  John,  magistrate,  Richmount 
Sweet  John,  magistrate,  Bridge-st. 
Travis  Captn.  Robert,  Kinjston's-buildiBgs 
Williams  John,  Esq.  north  Main-st. 

Academies. 
Barry  Wra.  [writing  master]  north  Main-st. 
Barry  Ann,  north  Main-st. 
Sullivan  Jonn  Wheeler,  ioutk  Main-st. 

Agent. 
Wheeler  John,  jun,  [to  the  south  gate  brew- 
ery] Cork 

Apothecaries. 
Belcher  William,  Bridge-st. 
Jagoe  William  St.  John,  south  Main-st. 

Attornies. 
Chinnery  George,  Gallows-hili 
Tresilian  John,  north  Main-st. 
Tresilian  Robert,  south  Main-st. 

Bakers  and  Flour  Dealtrt. 
Fisher  Alice,  south  Main-st. 
Hunter  John,  Bridge-st. 
Loane  Thomas,  Bridge-st. 
Lovell  William,  south  Main-st. 
Moriarty  Catherine,  south  Main-st. 
Shine  John,  Bridge-st. 

Barrister.  ' 

Doherty  Edward,  south  Main-st. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 
Barry  Edward,  Bridge-st. 
Clarke  Francis,  south  Main-st. 
DaWson  James,  north  Main-st. 
Manning  George,  Bridge-st. 
Moxly  Stephen,  south  Main-st. 
Murray  Thomas,  Bridge-st. 
Shine  William,  north  Main-st. 

Brewers. 
Cornwall  George  and  Sons,  Watergate 

Corn  Merchants. 
Biggs  W.J.  &  J. 
Sweeny,  Francis,  east  Gully 
Sweet  JoliB,  Gallows-hill 

Corn  Millers. 
Allman  William,  south  Main-st. 
Hayes  George,  Cloughmasimon 
Sweeny  Francis,  east  Gully 

Cotton  Spinners. 
Wheeler  Richard  and  Co.  Lisnegat 

Cutler. 
Coulter  Jas.  '[whol,  &  ret.]  south  Mairi-st 

Dyers. 
Beamish  Thomast  •outh  Main-st. 
.  Harris  George,  north  Main-st. 
Hurley  Cornelius,  Chapel-6t.^ 


Scott  James,  south  Main-st. 
Sullivan  John,  Bridge. 

Earthenware  and  China  Dealers. 
Clarke  Eliza,  north  Main-st. 
Fawsjtt  Edward,  south  Main-st. 
Hagarty  Marmaduke,  south  Main-st. 
Hayes  Mary,  south  Main-st. 
Sloane  William,  north  Main-st. 

Flour  Factor. 
Scott  Edward,  south  Main-st. 
■  Grocers. 

Bcnnet  George,  south  Main-st. 
Emerson  George,  south  Main-st. 
England  Michael,  south  Main-st. 
Hunter  John,  Bridge-st. 
Hunter  William,  north  Main-st. 
Jagoe  Jonathan,  south  Main-st. 
M'Intosh  Jane,  north  Main-st. 
M'Mahan  Mary,  Castle-st. 
Merry  John,  south  Main-st. 
Porter  John,  south  Main-st. 
Robinson  Siivanus,  south  Main-st. 
Seymour  John,  Bridge-st. 
Weekes  Thomas,  Gallows-hill 

Hardwaremen. 
Bright  Richard,  south  Main-st. 
Coulter  James,  [whol.  &  ret.]  south  Main-st  j 
Hamilton  James,  south  Main-st.  m 

Ironmongers.  i 

Coulter  James,  south  Main-st. 
Lucey  Timothy,  south  Main-st. 

Leather  Sellers. 
Baker  Thomas,  south  Main-st. 
BuUen  Joseph,  north  Main-st. 
Drew  Richard,  south  Main-st. 
Giles  George,  north  Main-st, 
Mills  John,  south  Main-st, 
Tresilian  Josias,  south  Main-st. 

Linen  Factors. 
Wheeler  John  Joseph,  north  Main-st. 
Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers, 
Those  marked  thus  *are  linen  drapers  only, 

thus  +  woollen  drapers  only. 
Beamish  Thomas,  south  Main-st. 
Beek  John,  south  Main-st. 

*  Bennett  William,  south  Main-st, 

*  Dowden  Isaac,  south  Main-st. 
Evans  William,  south  Main-st. 
Fawsitt  Edward,  south  Main-st. 
Harris  George,  jun.  south  Main-st. 

*  Heazle  and  Beamish,  south  Main-st. 
Mahony  Edward,  south  M^in-st. 

*  O'Brien  John,  south  Main-st. 

Pope  William,    [and  distributor  of  stamps] 

south  Main-st. 
t  Popham  Mary,  south  Main-st. 
t  Qiiinlan  J©hn,  Bridge-st. 

*  Tresilian  Stewart,  south  Main-st. 

Maltsters. 
Cornwall  George  &  Sons,  Watergate 

Manufacturers. 
Allman   William    George,    [cotton  cordis] 

south  Main-st. 
Allman  William,  (cotton)   south  Main-st. 
Beek  John,  [cotton]  south  muin-st. 
Burchill  John,  [cotton]  south  Main-st. 


BANDON. 


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Busteed  Thomas,  (cotton)  south  Main-st. 
Carbury  William,  (stuff)  south  Main-st. 
Dowden  Christopher,  [linen]south  Main-st. 
Harris  George  jun.[corduroy]south  Main-st 
Harris  George,^  (corduroy)  south  Main-st. 
Robinson  Silvanus,  [cotton]  south  Main-st. 
Scott  James,  [stufls]  south  Main-st. 
Tresilian  Stewart,  [cotton  &  woollen]  south 

Main-st. 
Wheeler  Joseph,  [linen]  south  Main-st. 

Merchants. 
Coulter  James,  south  Main-st. 
Wheeler  Richard,  south  Main-st. 
Oil  and  Colour  Man. 
Bennett  Thomas,  south  Main-st. 
Pawn  Brokers, 
Fuller  Thomas,  Castle-st. 
Perrott  George,  Bridge-st. 

Physicians. 
Gierke  Jonathan,  north  Main-st, 
Harris  Richard,  Khigston's-buildings 
Hayes  Francis,  south  Main-st. 
Homan  John,  south  Main-st. 

Public  Houses, 
King's  Arms  [hotel]  Paul  V/illiams,  north 

Main-st. 
George  &  Dragon,  John  Murphy,  Castle-st. 
Half  Moon,  John  Miller,  Castle-road 
Letters,  C.  Crowley,  Castle-st. 
Letters,  Henry  Joyce,  south  Main-st. 
Letters,  Thomas  Lovell,  north  Main-st, 
Shannon  Arms,  Jeremiah  Falvey,  Irish-town 
Spinning  Wheel,  John  Murnane,  Castle-rd. 
Sun,  Richard  Corbally,  Castle-road 
Wheat  Sheaf,  John  Carbury,  south  Main-st. 

Saddlers,  (Sfc. 
Cotter  John,  south  Main-st, 
Walsh  Thomas,  south  Main-st. 

Salt  Manufacturers, 
Gash  Richard,  north  Main-st. 
SuUiTan  Giles,  south  Main-st. 
Sutton  Andrew,  south  Main-st. 

Silk  Mercer. 
O'Connor  John,  south  Main-st. 
Tallow  Chandlers. 
Edvvards  Robert,  south  Main-st. 


Hamilton  William,  south  Maiti-st. 
Kingston  William,  north  Main-st, 
Ring  David,  south  Main-st. 
Stanley  Abraham,  south  Main-st. 
Stanton  John,  Castle-st. 
Sullivan  Mary,  north  Main-st. 

Tanners. 
Hornibrook  Thomas,  sen.  Springfield 
Hornibrook  Samuel,  Springfield 
Hurley  Cornelius,  Chapel-st. 
Murphy  Timothy,   north  Main-9t. 
Sullivan  John,  Bridge 
Sullivan  William,  Bridge 
Sivanton  John,  South-quay 
Tresilian  Josias,  south  Main-st. 

Tobacconists. 
Hamilton  William,  south  Main-st. 
Hardwey  Frederick,  north  Main-st. 
Kingston  William,  north  Main-st. 

Watrh  and  Clock  Makers, 

Coppinger  Francis,  Gallows-hill 
Jenkins  William,  north  Main-st. 

MISCELLANEOUS, 

Baldwin  Samuel,  painter  and  glazier,  north 

Main-st 
Bennett  Thos.  haberdasher,  north  Main-st. 
Coombs  Thomas,  bookbinder,  Watergate. 
Hannan  Richard,  surveyor  of  excise,  King- 

ston's-buildings. 
Harris  George,  clothier,  north  Main-st. 
Heazle  and    Beamish,   timber  merchants. 

Gallows-hill 
Hudson  Hannah,  straw  hat  manufecturer, 

Bridge-st. 
Mahony  William,  seedsman,  south  Main  6t. 
Perkin  Charles,  wheelwright,  south  Main-st 
Seymour  Harris,  coppersmith,  Bridge-st. 
Shtw  Patrick,  whitesmith,  south  Main-st. 
Smith  William,  professor  of  music,  north 

Main-8t. 
Tresilian  Robert,  wine  merchant,  s.  Main-st 

Conveyance. 
From  James  Harts,  Bridge-st.  A  Jingle  to 
Cork  every  morning,  [Sundays  excepted] 
at  six  o'clock,  for  passengers  and  parcels. 


BELFAST 

Jls  situated  on  the  western  side  of  the  Lagan,  in  latitude  54°  35'  42"  north,  and  in  lon- 
gitude 6**  1'  30",  west  of  Loudon,  on  a  tract  of  land  remarkable  for  being  extremely  level. 
Near  the  bridge  of  22  Arches,  was  formerly  a  ford  at  low  water,  and  a  ferry  nt  high  tide. 
It  is  supposed  to  have  derived  its  present  name  from  Bela  Fcarsad,  which  signifies  a  town 
at  the  mouth  of  a  river.  Belfast  Lough,  is  a  safe  and  commodious  harbour,  the  entrance 
being  in  breadth  about  five  English  miles,  from  the  point  between  Groomsport  and  Bally- 
holme  Bay,  in  the  county  of-  Down,  and  the  White  Head  in  the  county  of  Antrim.  The 
length  of  the  Bay,  from  the  White  Head  to  the  Quays,  is  about  twelve  miles,  gradually 
becoming  narrower  as  it  approaches  the  bridge,  where  it  is  iimcli  contr.icted  by  the  dif- 
ferent landing  places  on  the  one  side,  and  the  embankments  of  Ballymacarrct  on  the  other, 
formerly  at  high  tide,  there  was  not  more  than  from  eight  to  nine  feet  water  at  the  town; 


134  BELFAST. 

now  the  depth  is  so  much  increased  by  the  judicious  lallours  of  the  Ballast-Office,  that 
vessels  which  require  fourteen  feet  water,  are  moored  close  to  the  Quays.  Belfast  is  men- 
tioned hy  Spencer,  as  having  been  wasted  by  Edward  Bruce,  in  his  progress  at  the  be- 
ginning of  the  fourteenth  century.  Of  the  Castle  there  is  no  date  known.  The  charter 
constituting  Belfast  a  corporation  consisting  of  a  Sovereign,  and  twelve  Burgesses,  was 
granted  by  James  I,  At  this  period  the  town  probably  was  not  a  place  of  much  note,  as 
it  is  styled  in  the  patent,  town  or  village.  In  1648,  it  was  taken  possession  of  by  General 
Monk,  for  the  Parliament,  and  during  the  protectorate,  tranquillity  seems  to  have  been 
established,  which  however  was  interrupted  during  the  reign  of  James  II.  who  endea- 
voured to  force  a  new  Charter  upon  the  Corporation,  but  which  in  fact  was  never  acted 
upon.  In  1740,  Lord  Strafford  purchased  on  the  part  of  the  Crowu,  from  the  Corpora- 
tion of  Carrickfergus,  their  Privilege  of  importing  foreign  goods,  at  one  third  of  the 
duties  payable  in  other  places.  This  mostjudicious  measure,  would  have  been  of  small 
consequence  had  not  Belfast  and  the  surrounding  country  been  at  that  period  inhabited  by 
an  industrious  people,  who  applied  themselves  closely  to  the  manufacture  of  linen,  which 
created  a  demand  for  articles  of  importation.  But  the  wars  subsequent  to  the  year  1741, 
caused  considerable  interruption  to  the  rising  prosperity  of  Belfast.  But  from  the  day 
that  peace  was  given  to  the  country,  and  attention  was  paid  to  its  interests,  by  encourage- 
ment afforded  to  the  already  established  manufacture  of  linen,  then  a  wonderful  fabric  of 
prosperity  was  raised,  and  in  the  beginning  of  the  last  century,  Belfast  was  well  known 
in  Europe,  as  a  place  of  considerable  trade,  since  that  period  it  has  arisen  to  a  degree  of 
prosperity  seldom  exceeded  in  any  age,  or  by  any  country.  The  population  of  Belfast,  in- 
cluding Ballymacarret,  may  at  the  present  period  be  estimated  at  35000.  Rapid  as  the 
increase  of  inhabitants  has  been,  the  progressive  improvement  of  trade  has  fully  kept 
pace  with  it;  the  average  amount  of  customs  for  eight  years  previous  to  1818,  amount  to 
th»  sura  of  370,000  pounds.  The  Sovereign  has  the  government  of  the  markets,  and  the 
regulation  of  all  matters  respecting  the  sale  of  provisions,  he  is  also  an  ex-officio  Magis- 
trate of  the  county  of  Antrim.  Commissioners  of  Police  are  vested  with  authority  to  exe- 
cute all  regulations  respecting  the  paving,  lighting  and  cleansing  the  streets,  and  we  feei 
pleasure  in  stating  that  their  exertions  are  deserving  the  warmest  approbation. 

Ballast- Office. — The  Ballast-Office,  has  the  power  to  make  bye  laws,  for  cleansing  and 
improving  the  Harbour,  and  regulating  all  matters  relative  to  the  shipping.  Its  revenue 
arises  from  a  tax  on  registered  tonnage.  An  additional  Graving  Dock,  is  now  being 
formed,  which  it  is  anticipated  will  prove  of  great  benefit.  Belfast  Academical  Institu- 
tion was  opened  in  1814,  under  the  superintendance  of  aboard  of  managers  and  visitors. 
The  school  department  was  conducted  by  several  masters  ;  and  the  Collegiate  department 
under  the  direction  of  a  Faculty,  consisting  of  the  several  professors.  The  building  forms 
a  fine  termination  of  Chichester-street.  This  institution  was  erected  by  voluntary  sub- 
scription, amounting  to  22,000  pounds,  and  is  justly  considered  the  glo>y  of  the  town.  Its 
regulations  are  admirable  and  the  number  of  students  and  scholars,  amount  to  some  hun- 
dreds. Belfast  Academy  in  Donegall-street,  was  founded  in  1786,  under  the  direction  of 
a  President,  Trustees  and  patrons  ;  the  departments  of  learning  taught  in  this  Academy, 
are  the  Classics,  Mathematics,  French,  English,  Mercantile  and  Writing  Schools.  Bel- 
fast Lancasterian  School,  Frederick-street,  is  open  every  day  in  the  week,  except 
Sunday,  for  the  instruction  of  children  of  every  religious  denomination. 

The  Chamber  of  Commerce  was  established  in  the  year  1800,  for  the  purpose  of  guard- 
ing the  Mercantile  interests  against  encroachments,  and  the  arbitration  of  disputes  be- 
tween Merchants. 

The  Commercial  Buildings,  end  of  Donegall-street,  are  now  nearly  completed,  20,000 
pounds,  having  been  subscribed  for  its  erection.  This  building  is  intended,  exclu- 
sively for  the  accommodation  of  Merchants;  it  is  fronted  with  the  best  Granite  from 
Dublin,  and  presuming  from  the  elegance  of  the  design  ;  it  will  be  a  conspicuous  orna- 
ment to  the  town. 

The  Custom  House  is  a  large  buildingsitwated  on  Hanover  Quay,  with  appropriate  offices 
for  transacting  the  business  of  the  port.  The  exchange  is  situated  in  the  centre  of  the 
town  at  the  termination  of  Donegall-street.  The  building  is  handsome,  built  of  brick, 
faced  with  stone.  Above,  are  elegant  Assembly  Rooms,  and  below,  the  Piazza,  where  the 
Merchants  assemble  on  Mondays  atid  Wednesdays  at  twelve,  and  on  Fridays  at  eleven 
o'clock,  for  the  transaction  of  Business. 

HOSPITALS,  DISPENSARIES,  AND  INFIRM.'^RV. 
The  Dispensary  was  established  in  1792,  for  the  relief  of  sick  poor  at  tlieir  own  habi- 
tations. The  benefit  of  this  institution  will  be -apparent  when  it  is  stated  that  in  the  first 
four  years  more  than  2000  persons  had  received  advice  and  medicines  :  connected  with 
the  Dispensary  is  the  Fever  Hospital.  The  advantage  of  this  establisliment  will  be  best 
seen  by  stating  that  in  the  year  1817,  in  the  short  space  of  three  months  959  patients 
were  admitted,  of  which  number  4()  only  died.  Which  will  appear  a  very  small  propor- 
tion when  compared  with  the  ravages  made  by  that  wide  spreading  malady  the  Typhus' 
Ferer,  in  other  large  towns. 


BELFAST.  185 

The  Lying-m-Hospital  was  instituted  in  1794,  and  is  supported  by  the  subscriptions  of 
the  ladies  of  Belfast  and  the  surrounding  neighbourhood. 

The  House  of  Correction  erected  in  1817,  near  the  upper  end  of  Chichester-street,  is  a 
good  brick  building  and  well  adapted  for  the  intended  purpose,  and  possessing  excellent 
regulations. 

The  House  of  Industry,  instituted  in  1809,  for  the  suppression  of  mendicity,  and  of 
giving  employment  to  indigent  Females  in  spinning  flax,  &c.  This  may  be  considered 
one  of  the  best  institutions  in  the  to.vn. 

The  Public  Library,  White  Linen  Hall,  termed  the  Belfast  Society  for  promoting 
knowledge,  contains  a  valuable  collection  of  books,  and  a  Museum  :  it  is  supported  by 
annual  subscriptions. 

_  Linen  Halls.  Tile  White  Linen  Hall  was  erected  by  subscription  in  the  year  1783,  it  is 
situated  at  the  end  of  Donegall-plabe.  The  building  is  spacious  and  convenient  and  the 
business  transacted  in  it  is  very  considerable.  The  Brown  Linen  Hall,  in  Donegall-street, 
where  the  unbleached  linens  are  exhibited,  has  lately  been  greatly  improved.  A  consider- 
able quantity  of  fine  yard  wide  linen  is  sold  on  each  Market-day. 

Markets.  Belfast  is  well  supplied  with  shambles  meat ;  it  has  two  markets  for  the 
sale  of  this  commodity,  one  in  Hercules-street,  the  other  in  Castle-place,  better  known  by 
the  name  of  Montgomery  market ;  which  latter  lias  accommodations  for  the  sale  of  fish, 
vegetables,  fruit,  &c.  amarkst  for  the  sale  of  eggs,  butter,  and  vegetables  has  lately  been 
established  on  May's  ground,  lower  Chichester-street.  There  is  also  a  well  supplied  fish- 
market,  in  William-street,  south,  k  market  is  held  in  Smithfield  three  days  per  week  for 
the  sale  of  grain,  and  on  four  days  per  week  for  the  sale  of  hides. 

The  News  Rooms  of  Belfast,  are  the  Commercial  Inn,  Waring-street,  in  the  buildings 
of  the  White  Linen  Hall,  and  at  the  Nelson  Club  House,  in  Donegall-place.  They  are 
well  supplied  with  papers  of  the  three  kingdoms.  Magazines,  Reviews,  &c.  &c. 

The  places  of  Public  Worship  are  numerous  and  well  attended.  They  consist  of  the 
Parish  Chnrch  of  St.  Ann  and  St.  George's  Chapel  of  ease  ;  four  Presbyterian,  two  Se- 
ceding; one  Covenanting ;  one  Independent ;  two  Methodist ;  one  Baptist  ^  and  two 
Catholic  Chapels  ;  also  one  Friends'  Meeting  House. 

The  places  of  Amusement  are  the  Theatre,  in  Arthur-street,  Montague  Talbot,  Mana- 
ger ;  and  the  Private  (Amateur)  Theatre,  42,  Castle-street,  Alex.  Johnstone,  Manager. 

The  Poor   House  and  Infirmary,     built  by  Subscription  and  private  Lottery,    was 
opned  in  1774. 

The  Belfast  Savings*  Bank,  was  institutedin  the  yearl816.  Itis  open  every  Friday  even- 
ing, at  six,  at  the  House  of  Industry. 

The  Female  Society  for  clothing  the  poor,  commenced  in  1812,  it  is  supported  by 
voluntary  contributions,  and  has  been  productive  of  much  good  among  the  necessitous  in 
periods  of  distress. 

Ti;e  Literary  Society  was  instituted  in  1801.  Its  objects  are  science,  antiquities,  and 
Literature. 

The  Association  for  discountenancing  vice ;  a  branch  of  which  was  established  here  in 
1815,  for  the  distribution  of  Moral  and  Religious  Tracts,  &c. 

The  foregoing  are  the  principal  public  institutions  and  buildings  of  Belfast,  there  are 
however  others,  which  at  once  denote  the  piety,  the  humanity,  and  public  spirit  of  this 
flourishilig  town. 

The  markets  of  Belfast,  are  open  daily,  although  Friday  is  considered  the  principal  one. 

The  Fairs  are  held  on  the  1 2th  of  August,  and  the  8th  of  November. 

Post  Office,  Church-street. — Post  Master,  Thomas  Whinuery,  Esq. — Mail  from  Dub- 
lin, &c.  arrives  every  day  except  Monday,  at  eleven  in  the  morning,  depart*  every  evening 
at  four,  except  Saturday,  From  England,  Donaghadee,  Newton  Ards  and  Bangor,  arrive* 
daily  at  nine  in  the  morning,  departs  daily  at  half  past  eleven  in  the  morning.  From  Car- 
rickfergus,  Larne,  Glenarm,  Crumlin,  arrives  daily  at  half  past  nine  in  the  morning, 
departs  daily  at  a  quarter  past  eleven  in  the  morning.  From  Armagh,  Auchnacloy,  Bel- 
turbet,  Cavan,  Cootehill,  Dungannon,  Enniskillen,  Lisburn,  Lurgan,  Moira,  Monaghan, 
Postadowu  and  Richill,  arrives  daily  at  eleven  in  the  morning,  departs  daily  at  four  irt  the 
evening.  From  Antrim,  Randalstown,  Ballymena,  Ballymoney  and  Dervock,  Colerain, 
Londonderry  and  Newton  Limavady,  &c.  arrives  daily  at  nine  in  the  morning,  departs  at 
8  quarter  past  eleven  in  the  morning.  From  Ballyclare,  Kircubbin  and  Newtonglens, 
every  Sunday,  Tuesday  and  Friday,  arrives  at  half  past  nine  in  the  morning,  departs  at  a 
quarter  past  eleven  in  the  morning.  From  Portaferry,  arrives  daily  except  Saturday,  at 
nine  in  tlie  morning,  departs  daily,  except  Monday,  at  half  past  eleven  in  the  morning. 
From  Castlewellan,  Clough,  Comber,  Down,  Kilhinchy.  Killileagh,  and  Rathfjyland,  daily 
except  Tuesday,  at  nine  in  the  morning,  departs  daily  except  Friday,  at  a  quarter  past 
eleven  in  the  Morning. 


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BELFAST. 


Academies- 
Academical  Institution, top  of  Chichester-st. 
AUea  Susanna,  49,  Castle-st. 
Belfast  Academv,  Donegall-st. 
Boyd  David,  45,  John-st. 
Brown  Rev.  William,  Donegall-st. 
Bullock  G.  and  Son,  76,  High-st. 
Bunting  John,  1,  Donegall-place 
Compton  John,  [Eng.and  Comr.]  Anne-st. 
Cross  Maurice,  Lancasterian  School 
Davis  Rtv.  John,  32,  Castlc-st. 
Dunlop  John,  16,  Castlc-st. 
Dobhin  M.  1,  Corn-market 
Fetherston  M.  Castle-st. 
Kennedy  Rev.  John,  13,  Commercial-court. 
Kilwick  Catharine,  Donegall-st. 
Knowles  M.  and  M.  Donegall-st, 
Lenords  M.  13,  Talhot-st. 
Le  Pan  Monsieur,  [French]  Academy-st. 
Shaw  Robert,  7,  Castle-st. 
Ware  Ann,  Chichester-st, 

Actountants- 
Bruce  Samuel,  jun,  10,  Donegall-st. 
M<Cune  Hugh,  42,  Castle-st. 
M'Dowell  and  Auchinleck,  George-st. 
Agents  Law  and  Ship,  and  Commer- 
cial Brokers. 
Anderson  Wm.  (for  distiltery  Co.)  27,  Bar- 

rack-st. 
Beckett  Oliver,  (for  steam  packets)  4,  Cl.i- 

chesterrquay 
Doyle  John,  [law]  4,  Mill-st. 
Finlay  John,  (ship  &  commis.)  6,  Princes-st. 
Folingsby  T.  J,    [gen.  com.  and  ship]    7, 

Hanover-quay 
Graham  Thomas,  (tambourino;)  43,  John-st. 
Grier  Robert,    [to  the  coach  factory  Co.], 

William-st.  south 
Hill   William    and  Co.    (ship  brokers  and 

packet  office]  3  Chichester-quay 
Hind  John,  [superinteudant  of  cotton  mill] 

77,  Smithfield 
Macartney  J  ohn&  Co.  [shi  p]  23  ,Chichester-qu 
M'Clenaghan  M,  Hanover-quay 
M'Cloy  Robert,  [ship]  7,  Cbichestei'-quay 
M'Donnell  &  Bailie,  5,  Skipper-»t. 
Munster  Paul,  24,  Princess-st. 
O'Donnell  Charles,  [law]  Arthur-st, 
PeeblesHans,[to  theDerry  mail  coach  office] 

VVilliam-st.  soutk 
Rider  Job,  [supr.ofiron  works]  1 , Donegall-st 
Shaw  John  and  Co.  [ship]  Waring-st, 
Soden  Martin,  [Navy]  Lancaster-st. 
Tobin  Michael,   [coach]   10,  Castle-st. 
Topping  John,  [and  comr.]  48,  Waring-st. 
Waterson  Henry,  [law]  Anne-st, 

Agricultural  Implement  Makers. 
Lindsey  Bryson,  33,  Princes-st. 
M' Gammon  Charles,  Ballymacarret. 
Martin  Robert,  19,  Curtice-Bt. 
Matrow  Samuel,  Anne-st. 

Apothecaries,  Chemists,  Druggists  Sf 

Surgeons. 
Those  marked  thusf  are  Surgeons.    Mark- 
ed thus  *  are  Manufacturing  Clieinists. 
tAnderson  H.  36,  Hlgh-st. 


tAnderson  William,  31,  North-st. 
•j-Arrott  Samuel,  8,  High-st. 
■ffiell  James,  Bellville 
Brady  Nicholas,  47,  Anne-st. 
fBruce  and  Smyiie,  35,  Corn-market 
t  Bryson  Samuel,  86,  High-st. 
fCampbellJohn,  6,  Donegall-st. 
f  Coffee  &  Birnie,  47,  Anne-st. 
tGibson  Robert,  [&  acchr.]  10,  Mill-st. 
•Gregg  &  Boyd,    [vitriol]  Ballymacarret. 
f  HerroB  M.  Ballymacarret  Dispensary 
*Hill  Thomas,  (salts)  Mays-ground 
Kennedy  Andrew,  High-st. 
t Leathern  William,  29,  Arthur-st. 
M'Adam  John,   [wh.  druggist,  cc  mauufac. 
of  colours,  oil,  oil  of  turpentine  &  to- 
sin]  Donegall-st. 
fM'Cleery  James,  94,  High-st. 
tM'Cluney  Robert,  25,  Chichester-st, 
f  M'Donnell  Alexander,  Hercules-st. 
tM'Donnell  John,  72,  North-st. 
JMagee  William,  28,  North-st. 
■{■Marshall  Andrew,  88  High-st. 
fMawhinny  Thomas,  2,  High-st. 
•Mellish  James,  [soda  water,  &c.]  15,  Wine- 

tavern-st. 
Montgomery  James,  28,  High-st. 
■f-Mpore  David,  (and  oculist j  2,  Castle-st. 
+Murray  James,  30,  High-st. 
•fPurden  Henry,  (staff)  WelliBgton-place. 
Shannon  John   Batt  &  Co,  (vitriol  works) 

Ballymacarret 
.*WalkingtonEdw.(druggist)13,Rosemary-st 

-f-Worthington  James,  74,  Hlgh-st. 

f  Wright  M.  9,  Church-lane 

Architects  and  Builders. 

Boyd  James,  3,  lower  Arthur-st. 

Donaldson  William,  Chichester-st. 

Fitzmaurice  Thomas,  17,  Lancaster-st, 

Hastings  William,    (&  measurer)   14,  Aca- 
deray-st. 

Lapping  Valentine  J.  (&  inspector  of  the 
commercial  buildings)  57,  Waring-st. 

M'Cutcheon  John,   1 ,  great  Edward-st. 

M'Murtry  James,  8,  Trafalgar-st. 

Murphy  John,  Hamilton  place 

Patterson  Joseph,  Chichester-st. 

Shea  William,  39,  Hanover-quay 
Attornies,  Solicitors,  ^-c. 

Arthur  James,  10  Chichester-st. 

Boomer  John,  Donegall-st. 

Cavert  John,46,  Castle-st. 

Cranston  William,  Donegall-sqaare,  south 

E«hlin  Hamilton,  17,  Arthur-st. 

Hamilton  Robert,  8,  Arthur-st. 

Joy  Robert  &  George,  3,  Rosemary-st. 

Montgomery  Robert,' 2,  Arthur-place 

O'Donnell  Charles,  23,  Arthnr-st. 

Orr  J.  A.  41,  Donegall-st. 

Ramsay  &  Garrett,  5,  York-st. 

Stewart  T.  L.  [Seneschal]  Castle-st. 

Wallace  Jadies&  Son,  14,  Ca8tle-st> 

Whitla  Francis,  44,  Donegall-st. 

Wright  Joseph,  23,  Rosemary-st. 

Watterson  Hen,  (conveyancer)  128,  Ann«-«t 

Auctioneers. 
Punlop  Jas,  36,  Nelson-st. 


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137 


Drinkwater  Thomas,  9,  Marquis-st, 

Gawthorn  Wm.  R.  Donegall-st. 

Hyndman  G.C.  (&  valuator)22,Donegall-st. 

Irvine  Fraucis,  19,  Smithfield 

M'Cainon  George,  51,  Mill-st. 

Matier  Samuel,  111,  North-st. 

Sheals  James,  177,  North-st. 
JBakers. 

Boyd  James,  77,  North-st. 

Crawford  Robert,  105,  North-st. 

Crawford  John,  22,  Hcrcules-st. 

Crawford  Robert,  31,  Union-st,  ' 

Diet  Baa;h,30,  old  Barrack-st. 

Galla way  James,  19,  Barrack-st. 

Gibson  Samuel,  27,  Pottinper's-entry. 

Gilmorc  Alexander,  26,  1.  Patricli-st. 

Gilmour  Joseph,  37,  Anne-st. 

Hunter  Charles,  65,  North-st. 

Johnston  William,  33,  Mill-st. 

Johnston  Joseph,  47,  Peter's-hill 

Kennedy  John,  28,  Hercules-st. 

Law  James,  76,  High-st. 

Lowry  John,  11,  Skipper-st. 

Martin  Thomas,  1 20,  Anne-st. 

Martin  George,  35,  Anne-st. 

M'Clure  William,  5,  Nor(h-st. 

M'Cune  Samuel,  15,  Mary-st. 

M'Dowell  George,  24,  Waring-st. 

M'Veagh  Patrick,  North-st. 

Meek  John,  148,  North-st , 

Meek  William,  North-st. 

Moffat  Thomas,  2,  Church-lane 

Moffet  Joshua,  8,  Anne-st. 

Murtajfh  John,  5,  Anne-st. 

Patterson  Alexander,  57,  Mill-st, 

Pippard  James,  30  ,  Talbot-st. 

Public  Bakery,  14,  Church-st. 

Russell  John,  13,  Gordon-st, 

Setton  Joseph,  [ship  bread]  50,  W'aring-st. 

Smith  Samuel,  4,  Peter's-hill 

Waugh  John,  58,  North-st. 

Wilson  James,  138,  North-st. 
Bankers. 

Belfast  Bank,  Gordon,   Batt,   Houston  and 
Crawford,  Donegall-square.  north 

Commercial  Bank,  Tennent,Caldwells, Cun- 
ningham and  Thompson,  1,  Donega)I-st. 

Northern  Bank,   Montgomery,    Hamilton, 
Orr  and  Sloan,  Donegall-placi; 
Barometer  and  Mirror  Makers. 

Capo  Anthony,  154,  Mill-field 

Myers  George,  104,  High-st. 

Basket  Manufacturers. 

Pclan  C,  and  Sons.  16,  William-st.  south 
Bellows  Makers. 

Anderson  Jumcs,  37,  North-st. 

Jamieson  Hugh,  63, Smithfield 

Muckle  Moses,  [dlr.]  6,  Rosemary-st. 

Russell  John,  (forge)  50,  Donegall-st, 

Bleachers,  JAncn  and  Muslin. 
Alexander  Saml.  Brooltfield 
Beggs  &  Waddle.  Drumadarah 
Bell  J.  &R.  06  Co.  Ballyclare 
Charlie  Wm.  Mossvale 
Charlie  John,  Finaghey 
Curtis  Edw.  Derriagh^ 


Dune  Stewart,  Woodhurn 
Gemmill  Saml.  Lambeg 
Hamilton  R.  &  Co.  Cotton  Mount 
Hancock  W.  J.  JAsbum-road 
Hunter  Alex.  Dunmurry 
M'Nair  John,   Creigha 
Ward  Jas.  Hilden 
Williamson  Rt.  Lanibeg-house 
Williamson  Alexander,  Lambeg-house 

Block  Makers. 
Busby  Thomas,  20,  Quay-lane 
Graham  Hugh,  Tomb-st. 
Graham  John,  [&  pump  borer]  134,High-st 
Lyons  David,  6,  Store-lane 
M'Murray  Jas.  18,  1.  Patrick-st, 
Miller  Wm.  [&  pump  borer]  20,  James-st. 
Mooney  Bernard,  24,  Hagan's-entry 

Bookbinders. 
Brown  James,  1,  Pottingers-entry 
Cinnamond  Wm.41,  John-st. 
Gnrney  John,  Hammonds-court 
Harrison  George,   [account  book    &   music 
pnper  ruler&stationer]  5, Pottingers-entry 
M'Laughlin  Wm.  Hammonds-court 
Wfcir  Richd.  near  34,   High-st. 
Winnington  Jas.  28,  Chapel-lane 

Booksellers  and  Stationers. 

Archbold  Saml,  [bookbinder  and  dealer  ia 
perfumery,  patent  medicines,  music  &  in- 
struments, fancy  stationary,  ]  82,High-st. 

Archer  Saml.  [dealer  in  room  paper,  music, 
lottery  tickets  «S:c.]  37,  High-st. 

Archer  &  M'Millan,4.9,  High-st. 

Greer  Henry,  [second  hand  books&cir.  lib.] 
8,  North-st. 

Hodgson  John  &  Co.  9,  High-st. 

Hull  Rt,  18,  Castle-st. 

Lamont  and  Dugan,  [printers,  &  dealers  in 
fancy  stationary,  patent  medicines  &  lot- 
tery tickets&agentsfor  the  Dublin  Weekly 
Regi^stor]   43,  High-st. 

M'llfroy  George,  63,  High-st. 

Moore  Wm.  (sta.)  33,  Donegall-st. 

Searson  Henry,  1, Elliotts-court,  Donegall-st 

Simms  &  M'Intyre,  18,  Donegall-st. 

Smyth  Joseph,  34,  High-st. 

Ward  Thomas,  27,  High-st. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 
Bayley  John,  59,  Anne-st. 
Beaumont  Saml.  51,  Berry-st. 
Blackadder  John,  51,  North-st. 
Carmichael  Rt.  61,  Mill-st. 
Carmichael  Rt.  22,  Castle-st. 
Cinnamond  John,  17,  Corn-market 
Dixon  Simon,  39,  North-st. 
Drummond  Alex. Mill  Field-st. 
Ferguson  John,  79,  High-st. 
Ferguson  Henry,  13,  High-st. 
Gray  V^m.  106",  High-st. 
Hector  Patrick,  19,  Hercules-st. 
Knox  Robert,  5,  Castle  st. 
Knox  .Tohn,  82,  High-st. 
Lewis  Rt.  55,  High-st. 
M'Clure  Rt.  37,  Church-lane 
M'Grotty  Wm.  2,  Berry-st. 
M'Guire  Alex.  42,  Auue-st. 
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M'Laren  John,  43,  Ch^i'ch-lane. 
M'Laughlin  Alex.  33,  Hercujes-st. 
M'MuUan  Jas.  85,  Higli-st. 
M'Nulty  VVni.  2,Berry-st. 
Mussenden  Chas.  67,  Anne-st. 
Neill  Sanil.  22,  Berry-st. 
Neville  John,  (ladies)  9,Union-St, 
NicbolTlioma?,  3,  Bridge-st.  ' 
Nicliol  Andrew.,  33,  Church-lane 
Palmer  Thomas,  15,  Anne-st. 
Petticrew  Robert,  8,  William-st. 
Pirry  Saml.  27,  Castlc-.st. 
Pollock  Jag.4f),  John-st. 
Quin  Arthur,  13,  Higb-st. 
Rippit  George,  22,  Round-entry 
Robinson  Daniel,  27,  Donegall-st. 
SherifF  Joseph,  16,  Wine  Tavern-st. 
Spence  Hugh,  85,  North-st. 
Spencer  Wm.  12,  Castle-st. 
Taylor  George,  30,  Church-lane 
Thompson  Mary,  58,  Anne-st« 
Turner  Jas.  25,  Talbot-st. 

Brass  Founders. 
Law  Andrew,  Fo«ntain-st, 
Law  Patrick,  29,  Hercules-st, 
M'Nair  John,  141,  North-st. 
Redmond  Rt.  4,  Pottingers-entry 
Reid  Wm.  and  Oswald,  75,  Apnq-st. 
Shaw  John,  3,  Queen-st. 

Braziers  and  Tin  Plate   Workers, 
Baxter  Edwd.  13,  Carrick-hill 
Bbomfleld  James,  7,  John-st. 
Clarke  Angus,  16,  Mary-st. 
Collier  James,  102,  Hercules-st. 
Hcadly  Robt.  131,  North-st. 
Ireland  Jas.  23,    Corn-market 
M'Cullough  Thomas,  40,  Waring-st. 
Newbigham  Archibald,  Mustard-st. 
Sergeston  Jas.  49,  Church-lane 
Wright.  Lu<}ford,  51,  Forest-lane 

Brewers. 
Auchialeck  Wm.   [vinegar]  Acadcmy-st. 
Bell  John,  100,  Hercules-st. 
Benn  John,  43,  North-st. 
Dobbin  Clntuwrthy,  42,  Sfmitlifield 
Mackenzie  Alex.  Donaghmore,  Dungannon 
Napier  Wm.  18,  Bank-lane 
Stewart,  Magill  &  Co.Chapel-lanc 

Bfickmakers. 
Bradbury  Joseph,  Salt-water-bridge 
Lennon  James,  Ballymaearret 
Moore  H.  S.  Salt-water-bridge 

Brush  Manufacturer. 
Jamieson  Hugh,  63,  Smitlmeld 

Brush,  Bellows,  Sfc.  Dealers. 

Fox  George,  46,  Norlh-st. 

(Jniy  Mary,  118,  North-st. 

Morrison  Jolm,  78,  North-st.&Shank-hill-r 

TilleyJas.  108,  North-st. 

Turner  Oeorge,  10,  Margaret-st. 

Butter  Merchants. 

Bell  Clements,  Talbot-st. 
Davis  and  Allen,  Hill-st. 
Douglas  Wm.  8,  Nelson-st. 
6  luble  Rt,  58,  Waring-8t. 


Gilles  Joseph,  16,  Tomb-st. 
Herdman  Rt.  78,  Hercules-st. 
Jameson  Wm.  1.  Donegall-st. 
Kirkpatrick  John,  Tomb-st, 
Kirkpatrick  Robt.  124,  High-st. 
Langtry  Geo,  &  Co,  ,37,  Waring-st. 
M'Clarnon  Patrick,  Tjclfairs-ct.  Anne-st, 
Orr  Davd,     14,  Kill-st. 
Wallace  Archi.  &  Co.  Tomb-st. 

Thomas  Bernard,  (inspector)  Quay-lane 

Cabinet  Makers. 
Clarke  Peter,  Fountain-st. 
'Crawford  Jas,  33,  Waring-st. 
Gdston  Saml.  41,  Waring-st. 
Getty  John,  Danegall-st. 
Giimore  Andrew,  23,  Hercules-st. 
Green  John,  31,  Roseinary-st. 
Henesy  D.  (chairs)  33,  Rosemary-st. 
Henesy  Edwd.  35,  (chairs)  Rosemary-st. 
Lyle  Archibald,  Qneen-st. 
Mines  Saml.  3,  Hercules-st. 
Scott  Jas.  92,  North~st. 
Scott  John,  41,  Smithfield 
Taylor  Wm.  45,  Donegall  St, 
Wilson  James  A.  1,  York-st. 
Young  James,  22,  Church-lane 

Calico  Printers. 
Batt  Ewing,  and  Co.  Hyde-park 
Dunn  Stewart,  JFoodhurn 
GrimshawT.  and  E.  fF/iitehtyitse 
(irimshaw  James,  fPhiCch.ouse 
Hay  Samiu'l,   near  Caryichfergiis 
Stanton  Aaron  and  Co.  Carmoney 
Wilson  Hamilton,  Falls  Mills 

Card  Makers. 
Baker  Richard,  (patent  cotton  and  woollen)  ' 

Saltwater-bridge 
Broadie.y  Benjamin,   (cotton  wool  and  tow> 

4,  Mill-field 
Jamieson  Hugh,  63,SHiithftftld 
Muckle  Moses,  (tow&wool)  9,  Rosenmry-st 
Muckle  Robert,  ;tow)  70,  North-st, 
M'Crcig'Kt  Patiick,  (tow)  21,  Novth-st. 
Sanders  William,   (tow)  Wine-cellar-entry 

Carvers  and  (Jitders. 
Greig  Janse-s,  3,  Fountain-st.- 
M'Cabe  Sarali,  4,  Hercules-st, 

Clothes  Dealers. 
BarrybillJobn,  [wb.]  87,  Carrick-hill 
BellThomiis,  130,  High-st., 
Bogan  James,  Milifield-st. . 
Boyce  James,  VMnetavern-st. 
CampbellJohn,  7,  Smitblield 
jCampbell  Thomas,  35,  Church-lane 
Caughey  Isabella,  5,  Chichester- quay 
Devlin  Felix,  68,  Peter's-hill 
Doe  Thomas,  [wh,&rt.]  U,  Church-lane 
Elliott  James,  31,  Church-lane 
Ferguson  George,  40,  Churcli-lane 
Grant  Alexander,  7,  Church-lane 
Hamill  Owen,  37,  Smithfitld 
Hanna  Jane,  38,  Church-st. 
Heyburn  John,  28,  Brrry-st. 
Jenkins  Andrew,  27,  Cburcb-Iane 
Kearnes  Alexander,  61,  Union-st. 


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Keenaa  Francis,  45,  Chnrch-lane 
M'Crea  John,  13,  Chuich-lane 
M'llroy  Christopher,  15,  Church-lane 
M'Laughlin  Walter,  3,  West-st. 
Marlfiy  Alexander,  55,  Mill-st. 
Milliken  Thomas,  (wh.)  91,  North-st. 
O'Hara  Catharine,  34,  Church-Iana 
O'Reiley  Thomas,  4,  Berry-st. 
Patterson  John,  17,  Church-lane 
Short  Thomas,  19,  Church-lane 
SkefFington  William,  3,  Smithfield 
Tearney  Hugh,  24,  Berry-st. 
Yates  John,  39,  Church-lane 
Young  Charles,  29,  Church-lane 

Coach  Buildefs. 
Belfast  Coach  Factory  Co.  William-st.  south 

Agt.  Rt.  Grier 
BrowH  John,  11,  Marlbro.-st. 
Flanagan  John,   Fountain-st, 
Smith  and  Wright,  Fountain-st. 
M'Cartney  Mich,  (coach smith)  42,CastIe-st 

Coal  Merchants. 
CoatesJohn,  6,  Smithfield 
Elliott  George,  Smithfield 
M'CuUough  Patrick,  3,  Custom-bouse-qu. 
M'Cullough  Hugh,  3,  Hanover-quay 
SkellyJohn,  59,  Smithfield 
Woods  John,  King-st. 

Commissioner  of  affidavits. 
Wattersoa  Henry,  128,  Aune-st. 

Confectioners. 
Bunting  Robert,  Hercules-st. 
Douglas  John,  35,  North-st. 
Gray  Mary,  72,  Anne-st. 
Linden  Matthew  and  Sons,  75,  Castlc-St. 
Murphy  John,  Corn-market 
MurtaghJohn,  5,  Anne-st, 

Consuls  and  Agents. 
America,  S.  Luke,  York-st. 
Netherlands,     Gregg  Fortescue,   Ballyma- 

carret 
Sweden,  Norway  and  Denmark,  L.  F.  Eid, 

Merchants-quay 

Coopers. 
Adams  John,  15,  Talbot-st, 
Atkins  William,  15,  Bells-row 
Balladay  Francis,  Pottingers-entvy 
Brown  Abigail,  21,  Forest-lane 
Burbick  James,  5,  Edward-st, 
Busby  John,  Tomb-st. 
Callendar  John,  41,  Forrest-lane 
Crawford  William,  37,  Forrest-Inne 
Ewart  James,  8,  Wcigh-house-laue 
Farrell  James,  2,  Moi'rows-eiitey 
Fullcrton  John,  87,  Grattan-st. 
Gray  John,  46,  Talbot-st. 
Hoy  Samuel,  42,  Waiing-st. 
Je3ers  Matthew,  Hamiltoa's-court 
Johnston  James,  23,  Green-st. 
Lennon  Patrick,  11,  Forest-lane 
M'Aulay  Archi.  Edward-st. 
M'Cullagh  James,  49,  Forest-lane 
M'Cunn  William,  126,  Mill-field 
M'GonnigalJohn,  35,  Talbot-st, 
M'Murtry  Samuel,  Mays- ground 


Murphy  Alexander,  1,'Caxton-st. 
Reid  James,  19,  Talbot-st. 
Wright  VriUiam,  23,  Talbot-st. 

Coppersmiths. 

Clarke  Angus,  16,  Mary-st. 

Ireland  James,  23,  Corn-market 

Kirkwood  Brice,  6,  Anne-st. 

Lynch  Robert,  30,  Mill-st. 

Sterling  M.  (and  bellhanger)  46,  Anfte-st. 

Wright  Ludford,  51,  Forest-lane 

Cork  Manufacturers. 

Hamilton  John,  Rosemary-st. 

Kerr  Joseph,  Ballymacarret 

Spring  Edward,  39,  Hecules-st. 

Corn  and  Flour  -Sfc.  Merchants  and 

Millers. 
Alexander  John  and  Co.  Belfast-mills 
Archibald  James,  183,  North-st. 
Colviile  John,  James-st. 
Cunningham  J.  and  T.  6,  Mill-st, 
Fitzgerald  Wm.  (dye  woods)  19,  North-st. 
Gardner  J.  and  T.  (lotrwood)  62, North-st. 
Hawthorn  John,  2,  Skipper-st.  ' 
Hunter  William,  125,  North-st, 
Hyndman  Robert,  30,  Ncrth-st. 
Lyle  John,   17,  Chichester- quay 
M'Murtry  Thomas,  Mill-field 
Radcliff  and  Munce,   (and  dye  woods)  26, 

Bridge-st, 
Seed  VVllliam,  24,  James-st. 
Seed  William,  24,  James-st. 
Whitla  G.  V.  and  Co.  Tomb-st. 

Cotton  Manufacturers  hWarehoiUcSf 

Baker  James,  39,  Patrick-st. 

Bell  J.  and  Co.  (mus.  and  cal.)  John-st. 

BodelJohn,  47,  Smithfield 

Boomer  James  and  Co.  14,  Waring^st. 

Bryson  John,  [muslin  &  gingham] Castle-st 

Bryson  James,  [muslin  and  gingham]  43, 
HerculesrSt. 

Byers  and  Briggs,  47,  Donegall-st. 

Crossen  William,  (mus.  and  cal.)  Brown-st 

Ewart  William,  (wh,  and  rt.  dir.)  4,  Rose- 
mary-st. 

Ewing  Robert,  30,  great  Edward-st. 

Gordon  James,  22,  Brown-st. 

Hall  Edward  and  Co.  26,  Donegall-st. 

Hall  Joseph,  57,  North-st. 

Harlin  William,  16,  Commercial-court 

Heyburn  Miles,  8,  Rosemary -stt 

Hill  George,  47,  Edivard-st. 

Hobson  Lawrence,  ?.6,  Anne-st, 

How  Thomas,  Louyliine 

Hunter  Vv^'illiam  aiid  ('o.  Margaret-at. 

Kennedy  William,  22,  Gardner-st,  •*. 

Kennedy  Thomas,  37,  Patrick-st.  i 

Leppers  and  Co.  Lodge-read-mill  * 

M'Conkey  James,  lirown-st. 

M'Cracken  John,,Donetr:!ll-st. 

M'Crnm  J.  and  S.  :iiid  Co.  21,  Skipper-st, 

M 'Culiough  Thomas,  Margaret-st. 

M'Dowell  John,  ereat  George-st. 

Matcar  Samuel,  39,  Edward-st, 

Mills  Robert,  11,  Yoik-st. 

Morrison  A,  (muslin)  57,  Gardner-st- 


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Mulholland  T.  and  Co.  49,  Union-st. 

O'Neil  Thomas,  11,  Donegall-st. 

Osborne  William,  16,  Brown-st. 

Park  James,  17,  West-st. 

Plunkett  George,  122,  Carrick-hill 

Reid  James,  61,  High-st. 

Robinson  Daniel,  27,  Donegall-st. 

Scott  Robert,   3,  Brown-st. 

Scott  Cath.  (fancy  muslin)  30,  Bridge-st.    ' 

Sterling-  James,  Church-st. 

Tennent  George,  New-road 

Tucker  William,  3,  Castle-lane 

Watt  William,  4,  Wariug-st. 

Weir  Samuel,  Ballymacarret 

Williamson  Thomas,  1,  Patrick-st. 

W^orkman  lobn,  39,  1.  Patrick-st. 

Workman  Robert,  finus.)  39, 1,  Patrick-st. 

Young  John,  Ballymacan-et 

Cotton  Spinners. 
Bell  John  and  Co.  John-st. 
Boomer  James  and  Co.  14,  Waring-st. 
Cochran  James,  Falls-road 
Ferguson  James  &  Son,  Ballyclart-hill 
Halls  Edward  &  Co.  26,  Donegal-st, 
Hannay  George  and  Co.  Bangor 
Henderson  John,  Shank-hill 
Leppers  and  Co.  Lodge-road  Mill 
M'Cracken  John,  York-lane 
M'CrumSaml.  &  John  &  Co.21,  Skipper-st 
M'Cullock,  Stott,  Bell  and  Co.  Bangor 
Malholland  Thos.  &  Co.  Wine-tavern-st. 
Park  Jas.  17,  West-st. 
Stevensons  &  Co.  Spritig-field 
Tucker  Wm.  3,  Castle-lane 
Watt  Wm,  4,  Waring-st, 

Cotton  Yarn  Merchants, 
Bain  John,  66,  Anne-st. 
Bell  John  and  Co.  John-st. 
Cochran  Wm.  2,  Commercial-court 
Hamilton  &  M'Connell,  19,  Donegall-st. 
Honter  J.  &  W.  Elliots-court 
M'Crum  S.  &  J.  &  Co.  21,  Skipper-st. 
Raid  James,  61,  High-st. 

Curriers, 

Hare  George,  79,  North-st.' 
Johnson  Wm.  22,  Mill-st. 
Moore  Wm.  116,  North-st. 
O'Neal  Pat.  15,  Barrack-st. 

Cutlers. 
King  Cunningham,  26,  Church-lane 
Porter  Edward,  69,  High-st. 
Riddel  John,  50,  High-st. 

Distillers. 
M^Kenzie  John  and  Co.  Belfast  Distillery, 
Barrack-st. 

Dyers. 

Brady  James,  Saltwater- Bridge 
Campbell  Wm.  Dam  Side 
Corrigan  Michael,  Francis-st. 
Dobbin  John,  41,  Wine  Tavern-st. 
English  Thomas,  42,  Union-st. 
Ferrall  Walter,  9,  Brown-st. 
Fisher  Thomas,  13,  Francis-st. 
M'Clcan  James,  9,  Mil!-st. 
Sloan  Charles,  8,  Mill-field- 
TurubuU  Pettr,  51,  Castlc-st. 


Engineers. 
Barnett  Thomas,  (civil)  Corporation-dock 
Donaldson  Wm.  (millwright)  Chichester-st 
Thomson  John,(steamengine  manufacturer) 

great  George-st. 
Engravers  6f  Copper  Plate  Printers. 
Bradshaw  George,  (man.  of  platillas,  lasti- 

does,  slips  and  hand  papers  for  Linens) 

court  60,  High-st. 
Hill  Wm,  8,   Crown-entry 
Johnson  Robert,  49,  Mill-st. 
Smith  James,  (in  wood)  30,  Mill-field 
Stephenson  James,  49,  Anne-st. 
Thompson  John,  30,  Castle-st. 

Feather,  Sfc.  Warehouses, 
Bnrkf  Catharine,  12,  Skipper-st. 
Burke  Robert,  63,  Hercules-st. 
M'Veagh  John,  (&  quills)  28,  Church-lane 

Fire  and  Life  hisurance  Offices. 
Albion,  T.  Seed,  Weigh-house-lane 
Atlas,  Wm.  Sloan,  33,  Castle-st. 
Belfast,  Robert  Simms,  34,  North-st. 
Commercial,  John  Ward,  18,  Arthur-st. 
Globe,  Samuel  Archer,  37,  High-st. 
London  Union,  Thos.  Welsh,  8,  Donegall-st 
Norwich  Union,  Thomas  Ward,  High-sf. 
Royal  Exchange,  R.&A. Gordon, 19, Castle-st 
Sun.Saml,  Archbold,  82,   High-st. 
Fishing  and  Fowling  Tackle  Maker. 
Marshall  Wm.2^,  Bride-st. 

Furniture  Brokers, 
Drinkwater  Thos.  10,  Marquis-st, 
Lockart  Wm.  30,  Smithfield 
O'Neal  Cornelius,  5,  Smithfield 

Fustian  Manufacturers. 
Bodel  John,  41,  Smithfield 
O'Brien  John,  18,  Berry-st. 
WattWm.  4,   Waring-st. 

Gardeners,  ifc. 
Chambers  John,  5,  Core-row 
Morrow  Dav.Montgomery's-market&.Knoci. 
Ruett  George,  Fruit-lodge 

Glass  and  China  Warehouses. 
Bell  and  Robson,  87,  High-st. 
Carey  and  Cooper,  110,  High-st. 
Clelanci  Jane,   37,  Castle-st, 
Morrow  Eiiphemia,  9,  Hanovcr-qtiay 
Robinson  Jonathan,  High-st. 
Shaw  James,  112,  Anne-st. 
Stewart  J.  (&earthenwave")20.  Corn-market 
Wood  Enoch,  Sons  &  Wood,  (&earthenware) 

102,  High-st. 
Glass  Manufacturers  and  Merchants. 
Belfast  Glass  Works  Co.  14,  Peter's-hill 
Cuddy  James,  (merchant)  25,  Cburch-lane 
Davies  Patrick,  [merchant]  33,  North-st, 
Edwards  Benjamin,  Ballymacarret 

Glass  Cutters. 
Cunningham  Wm.  126,  Carrick-hill 
Davis  Wm.  71,  Mill-field 
Orridge  Ralph,  Berry-st. 
Potts  Thomas,  (watch  glass)  12,  Carrick-hill 
Tennent  Wallace,  34,  Smithfield 

Glovers  and  Breeches  Makers, 
Armstrong  Jolm,  20,  Castle-st. 
Carson  Thomas,  40,  Smithfidd 


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Hughes  John,  67,  Hefcules-st. 
Rodgers  John,  60,  Anne-st. 

Glue  Mamifactnrers. 
Johnston  Samuel,  43,  Mill-st. 
Tucker  Sarnl.  16,  Skipper-st. 

Grocers. 
Allen  Robert,  39,  Anne-st. 
Anderson  Robert,  8,  Curtice-st. 
Archibald  James,  183,  North-st. 
Atkinson  Wm.  23,  North-st» 
Bailie  James,  68,  North-st. 
Bain  James,  72,  Anne-st. 
Barlvley  Martha,  3,  Priacess-st. 
Bell  Abraham,  81,  North-st. 
Berwick  &  Ash,  (wholesale)  34,  Waring-st. 
Bigger  VV.&S.  11,  High-st. 
Black  Alex.   (&  pickU  whs.)  41,  High-st, 
Black  Robert,  13,  Berry-st. 
Black  J.  and  H.  8,  Church-lane 
Bowden  James,  102,  Anne-st. 
Boyd  J.  H.  21,  Anne-st. 
Boyd  Esther,  6,  Curtice-st. 
Boyes  Francis,  Waring-st. 
Bragg  Thomas,  30,  North-st. 
Brown  John,  84,  North-st. 
Byrne  Pat.  C.  107,  Peter's-hill 
Cairns  Barbara,  94,  Anne-st. 
Campbell  Wm.  84,  A.nue-st. 
Campbell  Saml.  &  Co.  (who.)  24,  NortU-st. 
Carlisle  John,  U,  Princes-st. 
Cassidy  Daniel,  90,  Anne-st. 
Cavan  John,  7,  High-st. 
Cinnamond  Thos.  9,  Smithfield 
Clarke  Wm.  43,  Anne-st      - 
Clementg  David,  139,  North-st, 
CoburnThos.  185,  North-st. 
Coleman  J.  &  T,  2,  Waring-st 
Coleman  Thos.  (&  salt-store)  13,  North-st. 
Colville  John,  James-st. 
Corner  Wm,  1,  Barrack-st. 
Corcar  Wm.  114,  North-st. 
Creek  Chas.  (wholesale)  16,  North-st. 
Crawford  Arthur,  142,  North-st. 
Crawford  John,  23,  Berry-st. 
Davison  &  Charlie,  [who.]   73,  High-st. 
Dick  Rt.  12,  Church-lane 
Dickey  Alex.  &  Co.  60,  North-st. 
Dixon  Alex.  14,  Church-lane 
DuffieldSaml.  166,  North-st. 
Dunn  John,  62,  Millficld 
Duprey  Hastings,  37,  Union-st. 
Emerson  Wm.  19,  North-st. 
Ferguson  Thos  32,  Limekilu-dock 
Fleming  Wm,  9,  Carrickfergus-st. 
Flowers  James,  7,  Berry-st- 
Fitzgerald  Wm.  19,  North-st. 
Galway  Abigail,  Sandy-row 
Gardner  J.  &  T.  62,  North-st. 
Gihon  Thomas,  93,  High-st. 
Gilles  Benjamin,  79,  North-st. 
Gilmour  Joseph,  37,  Anne-st. 
Glasgow  Jamiis,  [wh.]  22,  Rosemary-st, 
Gordon  John,  (wh.)  20,  AVaring-st,' 
Granger  Catharine,  58,  Anne-st. 
Hadskiss  Stewart,  20,  North-st. 
Hagaa  Edward,  50,  Gordon-st. 
Hanaill  M.aud  E.  70,  High-st. 


Hamilton  William,    (cheese  and   pickle)  6, 
Chnrcb-lane 

Hanna  Hans,  1,  Petes's-liill 

Hauna  Thomas,  53,  Peter's-hill 

Hardie,  Clarke   and  Henry,    (wh.)  Wine- 
cellar-entry 

Harkins  George,  4,  New  Market 

Harper  John,  19,  Union-st. 

Harpur  Martin,  76,  Annc-sl. 

Harrison  Isaac,  80,  Anne-st. 

Hays  James,  43,  Berry-st 

Henderson  James,  6,  Nelson-st. 

Hill  Andrew,  (wh.)  18,  Rosemary-st. 

Hobson  Laurence,  86,  Anne-st. 

Hughes  Thomas,   (wh.)    North-st. 

Hughes  Sarah,  18,  North-st, 

Hughes  John,  29,  Talbot-st. 

Hunter  William,  125,  North-st. 

Hunter  William,  12,  North-st. 

Jameson  John,  129,  North-st. 

Jamison  William,  29,  1.  J>oncgall-st.    " 

Johnston  John,  98,  North-st. 

Johnston  John,  38,  North-st. 

Kane  Daniel,  2,  Mustard-st. 

Kelly  Andrew,  2,  Carrick-hiil 

Kelly  James,  10,  Peter's-hill 

Kennedy  Charles,  18,  North-st. 

Kerr  James,  70,  Anne-st. 

Kirker  William,  114,  North-st. 

Kirkpafrick  Samuel,  3,  Church-lane 

Law  David,  119,  North-st. 

M'Alister  John,  1,  Grahams-entry 

M'Bride  John,  66,  North-st. 

M'Clave  S.  R.  16,  Church-st. 

M'Cleave  James,  100,  Milliield-st. 

M'Clinton  John,  109,  North-st. 

M'Clure  William,  35,  Doaegall-st, 
M'Connell  James,  Talbot-st. 
M'Connell  John,  (wh.)  41,  Anne  st. 

M'Connell  Samuel,  31,  Edward-8t. 
M'Cosh  David,  (wh.)  Rosemary-st. 
M'CulIoch  John,  86,  North-si. 
M'Gahan  Philip,  5,  Hercules-st. 
M'Gouran  Peter,  1,  Bcrry-st. 
M'Gouran  Michael,  1,  North-st. 
M'Henry  Daniel,  Church-st, 
M'Kean  James,  100,  Grattan-st. 
M'Kendry  John,  30,  Peter's-hill 
M'Kibben  John,  96,  Anne-st. 
M'Kinstry  Henry,  94,  1.  Patrick-st. 
M'Kittrick  John,  51,  Atme-st. 
M'Master  Jaraci,  (wh.)  Nortb-st. 
Macmullcn  S.    W,    (fruit  and   sauce)    31, 

C'astle-st. 
Magee  Elizabeth,  41,  Waring-st  . 
Marshall  John,  3,  Donegall-si. 
Martin  W.  R.  127,  North-st. 
M;;rtins  and  Co.  (\Vh.)  20,  Church-lane 
Matter  Samuel,  111,  North-st. 
May  George,  31,  Carrickfergus-st. 
Mawhinuy  Thomas,  iOl,  Anne-st. 
Moorcroft  Hugh,  2,  West-st. 
Moorcroft  J.  Berry-sr. 
Moore  James,  152,  North-st. 
Moreland  Andrew,  (wh.)  11,  Rosemary-st, 
Moreland  and  Dunn,  1,  Church-lane 
Morehind  J.  and  J.  (wb,)  21,  Rosemarjr-st, 


142 


BELFAST. 


Morgan  John,  87,  North-st. 

Morgan  Thoraas,  8,  Barrack-st. 

Mullan  John,  North-st. 

Murney  Henry,  26,  Anne-st. 

Nelson  William,  35,  John-st. 

Norwood  Sarah,  133,  North-st. 

Nugent  Joseph,  92,  Talbot-st. 

O'Farrell  James,  21,  John-st. 

O'Neill  Terence,  Mill-st. 

O'Neill  Thomas,  46,  Barrack-st. 

Raphael  and  Carson,  [wh.]  14,  Cora-market 

Rea  Samuel,  35,  Gardner-st. 

Rea  John,  8,  West-st. 

Reford  Lewis,  53,  High-st, 

Reid  Thomas,  35,  Anne-st. 

Rice  Michael,  101,  North-st. 

Risk  William,  17,  Union-st. 

Rogers  William,  31,  Corn-market. 

Rowan  Robert,  128,  High-st. 

Russell  Rocert,  67,  Patrick-st. 

Shaw  James,  112,  Anne-st. 

Shaw  William,  27,  Mill-st. 

Simminton  Robert,  15,  North-st. 

Standfield  Charles,  95,  High-st. 

Standfleld  James,  2,  High-st. 

Stavely  James,  21,  Waring-st. 

Stewart  Alexander,  Church-st. 

Stewart  Alexander,  18,  Barrack-st. 

Stockman  Ralph,  99,  North-st. 

Tate  John,  120,  Millfield 

Thomson  C.  &  W.  99,  High-st. 

Thomson  Samuel,  28,  Anne-st. 

Toal  Henry,  37,  Wine-tavern  st. 

Trimble  David,  [tea  and  toys]  22,  North-st 

Vance  William,  22,  Millfield 

Walker  John,  21,  Corn-market. 

Watson  George,  43,  Barrack-st. 

Watt  David,  83,  North-st. 

Webster  Anne,  114,  Anne-st. 

WhiteJohq,2,  Rosemary-st. 

Wilson  William,  5,  Berry-st. 

Gun  Makers. 

Cole  William,  Hercules-st. 
Gardener  John,  24,  Anne-st. 
Whitfield  Henry,  38,  Anne-st. 

Haberdashers. 
Brice  E.  and  Sisters,  33,  Castle-st. 
Carleton  ConWay,  46,  High-st, 
Carson  Mary,  23,  Castle-st. 
Craig  M.  and  M.  49,  North-st, 
Curran  Margaret,  132,  High-st.  . 
Ferguson  R.  and  E.  (silk  mercers  and  Irish 

poplin  warehouse)    22,  High-st. 
Grainger  James,  56.  Anne-st. 
Greer  and  Neal,  (wh.)  Rosemary-st. 
Hadskiss  Susan,  24,  High-st. 
Hall  Joseph,  57,  North-st. 
Harrison  Mary,  20,  Bridge-st. 
Johnston  H.  (and  linen  dealer)  49,  Mill-st. 
Lennon  John,  (wh.)  26,  High-st, 
Lewis  George,  12,  High-st. 
Lowry  Susanna,  6,  High-st. 
M'AfeeMary,  21,  Castle-st. 
M'Ferran  George,  71,  High-st. 
Moonan  M.  and  M.  93,  North-st.  ■ 
Shaw  Deborah,  9,  Castle-st. 


Watson  Robert,  32,  Church-st, 
Whittle  John,  (wh.)  9,  Elliotts-court 
Young  James,  [wh.]  84,  High-st. 

Haberdashers  and  Milliners,  8fC. 
Acheson  Misses,  64,  Anne-st. 
Armstrong  Sarah,  60,  High-st. 
Cardwell  Margaret,  64,  High-st. 
Cinnamond  M.  A.  27,  Castie-st. 
Cinnamond  Mary,  149,  North-st. 
Crawford  Mary,  33,  Waring-st. 
Digby  M.  and  A.  15,  Hercules-st. 
Ferguson  Isabella,  44,  Hiph-st. 
Flanagan  and  Evans,  6,  Corn-market 
Hamilton  Amelia,  27,   Berry-st. 
Ireland  Misses,  11,  Corn-market 
Jameson  Mary,  29,  Castle-st. 
Johnson  Anne,  48,  High-st. 
Johnston  and  Halliday,  [wh.)  2,  Donegall-st 
Keenan,  A.  M.  16,  Church-lane  , 
Kelso  J.  and  M.  10,  High-st. 
Lawrie  William,  181,  North-st. 
M'Auley  and  Kinley,  6,  Castle-st. 
M'Blain  &  Oliver,  [silk  mercers]  14,High-st 
M'Bride  Urs.  (leather  caps)  17,  High-st. 
M' Bride  Elinor,  19,  High-st. 
M'Cord  Eliza,  3,  Donegall-st. 
M'Cutcheon  Jane,  36,  Princess-St. 
M'Ghie  Mrs.  J.  37,  Castle-st. 
M'Intyre  E.  &  M.  58,  High-st. 
O'Farrell  Mary,  6,  North-st. 
Officers  S.  &  Co.  10,  Bridge-st. 
Patterson  E.  M.  56,  High-st. 
Peebles  Mary,  (baby  linen  &  haberdashery, 

commisjion  repository)  20,  Annc-st. 
Rice  Mary,  101,  North  st. 
Robinson  Chai-lotte,  39,  Castle-st, 
Scott  Anne,  41,  Anne-st, 
Shanahan  E.  A,  62,  High-st, 
Spears  Magdoline,  4,  Corn-market 
Swiney  M.  &  Co.  [silk  mercers]  13,Castle-st 
Thomson  Jane,  30,  Anne-st. 
Warnick  Martha,  23,  Castle-st. 
Willis  Elizb.  59,  High-st. 
Wilson  Mrs,  A.  53,  Anne-st. 

Hat  Manufacturers  and  Dealers. 

Bailey  Robert,  24,  Bridge-st. 
Collins  Wm.  8,  Francis-st. 
Davis  Joy,  19,  Bridge-st. 
Foote  win.  178,  North-st. 
Graham  Rt.  1 12,  High-st. 
Gray  George,  16,  High-st. 
Mulholland  John,  41,  Forest-lane 
Robinson  John,  53,  Anne-st. 
Scott  Catharine,  36,  Bridge-st. 
Tucker  Sanil.  [wh.]  16,  Skipper-st. 
Wright  Richard,  31,  High-st. 

Herring  Merchants, 
Dixon  Alex.  3,  Liine-kiln-dock 
Orrott  Isaac,  Weigh-housc-st. 

Hide    Merchants    and     Commission 

Dealers. 
Graham  Thomas,  107,  North-st, 
Hunter  Wm.  154,  North-st. 
M' Master  Patrick,  rSi  tallow)  Curtice-st. 
Nelson  J  as,  17,  Carrick-hill 
OrrAlox.  73,  Smithfield 


B£LfA«T. 


148 


Hosiers. 

Brown  Robt.  58,  Barrack-^t. 

Ferguson  John,  18,  Gordon-st, 

Gray  John,  81,  High-st. 

Johnston  Andrew,  6,  VVarinjf-st. 

Marshall  Rt.  (wli.)  22,   Bridge-st. 

Pinoerton  Andrew,  15,  Bridge-st. 

Rogers  Wit).  5,  1.  Patrick-st. 

Shaw  RoberD,  Millfield 

Smith  Wni.  75,  Siniihfield 

Wallace  Thomas,  2,  Bridge-st. 

Whiteside  \Ym.  G'A,  Mercnlcs-st. 
Hotels  and  inns, 

CampbellThomas,  (CoinmerciaU  44,  Anne- 
street. 

Haylock  Tlbalt,    (Nelson  Club-House)  Do- 
negall-place 

Higgison  VVm.   51,  Donee;all-st. 

Jami.son  Wm.  (King's  ArmsJ  45,  North-st. 

Linn  Patrick,  1,  Castle-st. 

Martin  J.  47,  North-st. 

Miskelly  Danl.  (bucks-head)  I,  Roscmary- 
utreet. 

Wilson  Thonsas,  (Donegall  Arms)  11,  Cas- 
tle-street 

Iron  Founders, 

Belfast  Foundry  Co .  Donegall-st. 

Booth  \Vm,  151,  North-st. 

Coats  Victor,  Son  and  Young,  Lagan  Foun- 
dry, Balli/macarret 

Iron  Merchants. 

Crawford  Arthur,  14,  North-st. 

Getty  Wm.  (&  bops)  43,  Donegall-st. 

Matthews  Robert,  108,  Anne-st 

Ironmongers  and  Hardware  Dealers. 

Getty  R.  &  J.  17,  Bridge-st. 

M'Adam  Jas.  (to  .saddlers)  .36,  High-st. 

M'Adam  George,  108,  High-st. 

Rt'Clean  Francis,  45,  Castle-st. 

Marshall  Wm.(hardware  andfishing  tackle) 
28,  Bridge-st. 

Montgomery  John,  77,  High-st. 

Patterson  Robt.  40,  High-st. 

Porter  Edwd.  69,  High-st. 

Riddel  John,  50,  High-st. 

White  Wm.  6,  Bridge-st, 

Jewellers  and  Gold  and  Silversmiths. 
Those  marked  thus  f  are  dealers  in  watches 
fCarrutliers  Jas,  8,  Castlc-r,t. 
■fGardner  Henrj',  65,  High-st. 
fGribben  and  Wallace,  3,  High-st. 
fGray   J.   &  R.  (raanufac.   jewellers)   32, 

High-st. 
Keenan  Patrick,  (manufac.}  3,  Castle-st, 
fMoore  Jas.68,  High-st, 
NeiU  Rt.  25,  High-st. 
Stewart  John,  (lap.  &  seal  engraver) 
Joiners f  Carpenters  Sf  House  Builders. 
Bright  John,  10,  New- row 
Brovrn  John,  Chichester-ct. 
Carval  Danial,32,  Marquis-st. 
Clark  Jas.  Hammonds-ct. 
Gardner  Willis,  nearlChicheste  r-st. 
Glenkolraes  John,  50,  John-st. 
©reerWiM.  (loom  .carpenter)  117,  Northk«t. 


Kennedy  Rt.  27,  Smithfteld 

M'Gartney  Canno,  Nile-st. 

M'Keown  Bernard,  32,  Edward-st, 

M'Murtry  John,  (&  glazierj  59,  Academy-St 

M'Murtry  Wm.  7,  Carrick-hill 

Murphy  John,  7,  Mustard-st. 

Nelson  Josepli, 22,  William-st. 

Purine  John,  30,  Waring-st. 

Spence  George,  27,  Weigh-house-lane 

Thompson  Alex.  10,  Uniosi-placc 

Watson  John,  72,  I.  Donegall-bt. 

Wallace  Andrew,  Fountaiu-st. 

Williamson  James,  30,  Union-st. 

YatesRt.  21,  Millfield 

Land  Surveyors,  8(C, 
Greig  Wm.  1,  Corn-market 
Guthrie  Edward,  Anne-st. 
Johnson  T.  Smithfic'.d 
Pattison  Robert,  Dundonald 
Williamson  Jas.  James-place 

Leather  Cutters  and  Dealers. 
Anderson  Jas.  37,  North-st. 
Connor  Patrick,   (Spanish  leather  dresser) 

21,  Barrack-st. 
Gumming  Saml.  (wh.)  Donegall-st. 
Graham  Thomas,  107,  North-st, 
Hare  George,  74,  North-st. 
Hind  Jas.  (&  dealer  inwire)37,  Hercules-lt, 
Houston  Wm.  135,  North-st. 
Jameson  John,  129,  North-st. 
Johnston  Wm.  32,  Mill-st. 
M'Kibbcn  John,  86,  Anne-st 
Moore  Wm.  116,  North-et. 
Murray  Cha8.46,  John-st. 
O'Neal  Patrick,  15,  Barrack-st. 
Small  Hugh,  31,  North-st. 
Wallace  John,  115,  North-st. 

Lime  Masters. 
Bell  John,  Lime-stonct 
Ekcnliead  Francis,  Ballymacarret 
M'CuUough  Edwd.  Ballymaearret 
M'Cullough  Matthew,  66,  Lodge- lant 

Linen  Merchants, 

Alexander  James,  Wbite-luien-.hall 

Andrews  T.  and  J.  Donegall-st. 

Andrews  Michael,  Shank-hill 

Arthurs  Will.am,  Creenvietc 

Barklie  Archibald,  Lame 

Black'.vell  Robert  and  Co.  White- linen,  hall 

Charlie  William,  Moss-vale 

Charlie  John,  Finagliey 

Curtis  Edward,  Derriaghey 

Ferguson   J.  S.   and  Co.    (factors)  Whito- 

linen-hall 
Ferguson  Annesley  and  Co.White-linen-hail 
Garr  Edward,  Port-view 
Garr  John,  Lagan  Cottage 
Gracey  James,  Comber 
Gi'ogaa  John,  Gienbank 
Hill  J.  C  Donought 
Hopes  Thonaas,  White-linen-hall 
Hunter  William,  Dunmurrj/ 
Hunter  Alexauder,  Duumwrrjf. 
M'Cance  John,  Suffolk- 
Ma  gill  Hugh,  1,  King-st. 
M' liven  St,Johti,   Castle-larie 


144 


BELFAST. 


M'Keown  Hugb,  il,  King-st, 
Miles  George,  22,  Academy-st. 
Moore  Henry,  Malone 
Neilsoii  Robert,  Vvliite-lincn-Iiall 
Nelson  Alexander,  White-linen-hall 
Oakman  Walter,  Cromack-st.  Glenavey 
Park  John,  13,  Nelson-st. 
Smith  E.  J.  near  Belfast 
Stevenson  J.  W.  and  Co.  8,  York-st. 
Stewart  Alexander  and  Co.  Wliite-liiien-hall 
Stewart  and  Ciiuninghnm.  White-linen-hall 
Stewart  &  Nelson,  (factors)  VVhite-linen-hall 
Stitt  William,    Comber 
Williamson  Robert,  Laynhcg 
Williamson  Alexander,  Lamheif 
■Wolfenden  John,  Layuheg 
Young  William  and  Sons,  Ralli/mcna 
Linen  Drapers. 

See  also  Haberdashers. 
■Agnew  Charles,  Broomlierigc 
Ashmore  and  Co.  White-linen-hall 
Bell  Henry,  Lamheg,  Diiblin-raad 
Blackwell  Alexander,  {)7,  Iligh-st. 
Burns  Robert,  57,  Hin:h  st. 
M'Keown  Hugh,  11,  King-st. 
Orr  William  and  Co,  Fouwtain-st. 

Linen  Yam  Dalers. 
Kelly  Andrew,  North-st. 
Kirkwood  William,  114,  North-st. 
M'Cnlloch  John,  86,  North-st. 
Morgan  John,  87,  North-st. 
Neal  Hamilton,  12,  lower  Chnrch-lane 
Pattison  James,  Ballymacarret. 
Rice  Michael,  North-st. 
Scott  Samuel,  76,  North-st. 

Machine  Makers, 
Beatty  Edward,  4,  Union-st. 
Freebai  rnJno.  (stock  ingframes)  4  6, Patrick- St 
Phillips  John.  Foiintain-st. 
Tilley  James,  108,  North-st. 

Merchants  (General) 
Allen  Thomas,  2,  Thomas-st. 
Barclay  Allan,  27,  Anne-st, 
Baraett  A.  J.  and  Sons,  Store-lane 
Barnett  John,  31,  Mill-st. 
Batt  Goddard  and  Co.  2,  Calendar-st. 
Bell  John  and  Co.  John-st. 
Bell  Thomas,  1.  Donegail-st. 
Berwick  and  Ash,  34,  Waring-st. 
Brennan  Alexander,  York-st. 
Brown  John  E.  4,  Calendar-st. 
Brush  Edward,  19,  Chichester-quay 
Campbell  Samuel  and  Co.  24,  North-st. 
Casement  Hugh,  Academy-st. 
Cramsie  John,  Lime-kiln-dock 
Crawfords  and  Wallace,  18,  Hill-st. 
Cunningham  J.andT.  (corn)  6,  Mill-st. 
CunninghamJas.&Co.  (old  rums)72,High-st 
Davison  and  Charlie,  73,  High-st. 
Dawson  Samuel  R.  7,  Hill-st. 
Delap  &  Charleton,  (com.)  13,  Chichester-q. 
Dinnen  John,  16,  Academy-st. 
Dixon  Alexr.   (herrings)  3,  Lime-kiln-dock' 
Ekenhead  Thomas,  15,  Chichester-quay 
Gamble  Arthur,  2d,  North-st. 
Gamble  Robert,  58,  Waring-st. 
Gausen  John  and  Co.  36,  Waring-st, 


Getty  Robert,  27,  North-st, 
Gillies  John,  29,  Custom-honse-quay 
Gillis  Joseph,  Tomb-st. 
Gordon  R.  and  A.  19,  Castle-st. 
Graham  Campbell,  Anne-st. 
Gregg  Fortescue,  Ballymacarret 
Grimsbaw  Robert,  2,  Mustard-st. 
Hartley  John,  9,  Douegall-quay 
Harvey  W.  T,  and  Co.  (corns.)  Douegall-q. 
Hayes  Halloway,  Hewitts-court. 
Hayes  Thomas,  Hewitts-court 
Holmes  and  Crawford,  Tomb-st. 
Hughes  Thomas,  North-st. 
Johnson  Hugh,  2,  Rosemary-st. 
Jones  and  Lyle,  77,  Anne-st. 
Kennedy  John,  Donegall-quay 
Kennedy  James,  26,  Waring-st. 
Kirkpatrick  Samuel,  Church-lane 
Kirkpatrick  Robert,  124,  High-st. 
Langtry  George  and  Co.  37,  Waring-st. 
Linn  Robert,  jun.  15,  Donegall-qnay 
Luke  Thomson  and  Co.  14,  York-st. 
Lyle  John,  17,  Chichester-quay 
Martin  John  and  Co.  25,  Anne-st. 
M'Cammon  Joseph,  11,  Donegall-quay 
M'Connell  John,  31,  Anne-st. 
M'Donnelland  Bailie,  5,  Skippcr-st. 
M'Donnell  and  Carson,  7,  Skipper-st, 
M'Master  James  and  Sons,  Nortli-st. 
Miller  Samuel  and  Sons,  Donegall-st. 
Montgomery  Geoi-ge,  9,  Chichester-quay 
Moorhead  H.  and  Jf.  82,  North-st. 
Murphy  J.  W.2,  Mustard-st. 
Ret'ord    Lewis,   53,  High-st. 
Seed  William,  (com.)  Weigh-house-lane 
Shaw  William,  24,  James-st. 
Sims  William,  11,  Chichester-quay 
Simpson  Paul,  Elliotts-court 
Smith  Samuel  and  Son, Church -st. 
Stcen  James  Jun.  and  Co.  4,  Hill-st. 
Stevenson  W.  and  J .  York-st. 
Stewart  James  and  Co.  7,  Leggs-lane 
Suffern  William,  26,  North-st. 
Suffcrn  M.  and  G.  S,  Long-lane 
Telfair  Robert,  jun.  and  Co.  Telfairs-entry 
Tcnnent,  Dillon  and^Brown,  Waringst. 
Thompson  Richard,  60,  North-st. 
Tomb  Henry  Joy,  Tomb-st. 
Vance  and  Stockdale,  10,  Calendar-st. 
Wallace  Archi  and  Co.  Tomb-st, 
Weir  Robert,  11,  James-st. 
^V'liitla  George  &  Val.  &  Co.Weigh-house-st 
Whilla  William  John,  Tomb-st. 
Wilion  Hugb  and  Sons,  2,  Corporation-st. 
Woolsey  Stewart  andCo. Quebec  and  Mon- 
tr eal,  Corn-market 

Money  Ea'change  Brokers. 
Gardner  Henry,  65,  High-st. 
Gunning  Robert,  30,  High-st. 
Hartley  John,  9,  Doneiall-quay 
M'Culiougli  Hugh,  3,  High-st. 
Murdock  Thomas,  33,  High-st. 
Pinkertoa  Andrew,  15,  Eridge-st. 

Music  Teachers  and  Dealers,  Sfc.    • 
Barr  Henry,  25,  Patrick-st. 
Brown  Hugh,  (instr.)  3,  Commercial-court  ' 
Coleman  T.  H.  (teacher)  Salt-water-bridge  ' 


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145 


Carr  J.  (tuner  of  pianos)  24,  Mugtard-st. 

Guirini  Signer,  Belfast 

Hart  Robert,  17,  Skipper-st. 

Hull  Wm.  (organ  builder)  32,  Prinees3-8t. 

Weir  William,  8,  Cliichester-st, 

Willis  John,  Acaderay-st. 

Nail  Manufacturers. 

Allen  Thomas,  41,  Peter's-hill 

Allen  Joseph,  34,  Peter's-hill 

Brannen  Abraham,  14,  Coles-alley 

Donaldson  Roger,  50  Grattan-st. 

M 'Cord  Alexander,  193,  North-st. 

Shanks  Wlliam,  33  Smithfield 

Stockman  Ralph,  99,  North-st. 

Wilson  Robert,  158,  North-st. 
Newspaper  Offices. 

Belfast  Commercial  Chronicle. — Drummond 
Anderson,  Printer,  Proprietor  and  Pub- 
lisher, Monday,  Wednesday  and  Saturday, 
9,  Wilson's-courl,  High-st. 

Belfast  News  Letter. — Alexander  Mackoy, 
Proprietor  and  Publisher,  Tuesday  and 
Friday,  6,  Bridge-st. 

Irishman.  —John  Lawless,  Proprietor,  Prin- 
ter and  Publisher,  weekly,  Friday,  2, 
Pottingers-entry,  High-st. 

Mercantile  Journal. — F.Taggart,  Proprietor 
and  Publisher,  weekly,  Thursday,  116, 
High-8t. 

Nursery  and  Seedsmen. 
Caulfield  John,  4,  North-st. 
Coleman  J.  &  T.  (seeds)  2,  Waring-st. 
Farrell  Luke,  43  Castle-st. 
Lindsay  Edward,  5  Donegall-st. 

Oil  and  Colour  Dealers. 
Cuddy  James,  25  Church-lane 
Davis  Patrick,  33  North-st. 
M'Adam  John,  37  Donegall-st. 
Orr  Alexander,  [oil]  73  Smithfield 

Painters, 
Atkins  Jas.  (coach  &  sign)  10,  Back -lane 
Atkins  Jas.  jun.  (his.  &  por.)  nr.  Princes-st 
Clark  Wm.  (house)  61  Castle-st. 
Culbert  David,  3,  Yerk-st. 
Dyke  Richard,  [min.  &  por.]  5  Castle-court 
Gribbcn  Thomas,  3  Carriekfergus-st. 
Hinchy  James,  22  Edward-st. 
Hirst  John,  (min.)  1  Thomas-st. 
Johnston  Alex,  (various)  12  Wilson's-court 
Poole  Chas.  (min)  Donegall-square,  east 
Rhodes  T.  [and  paper  hang.]  29  Gardiner-st 
Steed  Daniel,   (ship  and  house)    24  Lime- 
kiln-dock 
Watson  J.  (portrait)  21  Academy-st. 

Painters  and  Glaziers. 
Allen  John,  7  Patrick-st. 
Brown  D.  (lis.  andsg.)  36  Mill-st. 
Cuddy  James,  25,  Church-lane 
Davis  Patrick,  33  North-st. 
Freman  Richard,  15  Academy-st. 
Hoy  Joliu,  5  Quay-lane 
Ireland  F.(&  paper  hanger)  18  Church-lane 
Kane  Daniel,  2  Mustard-st. 
Lowry  George,  Williams-lane 
M'Burney  and  Coates,  1  Skipper-st. 

T 


M'Murtry  John,  57  Aoademy-st. 

Stormont  Williani,  43  North-st. 

Tomen  Hugh,  46.  Anne-st. 

Paper  Manufacturers. 

Blow,  Ward,  Greenfield  and  Co.  mills,  Du- 
nadry  La  Ballyclare,and  Cromack,  ware- 
house, Pottingers-entry,  High-st. 

Syms  and  M'Intyre,  (paper  merchants)  18 
Donegall-st. 

Pawn  Brokers, 

Ballantyne  James,  29  Patrick-st. 

Bell  John,  32  Smithfield 

Bingham  John,  Smithfield 

Campbell  Robert,  6,  John-st. 

Cinnaraond  James,  11  Smithfield 

Foster  James,  33  Berry-st. 

Geary  Joseph,  13'  Marquis-st. 

Jacobson  William,  20  Robert-st. 

Laughran  Michael,  180  Hercules-st. 

Leckcy  James,  106  Anne-st. 

Marshall  Matthew,  66  1.  Donegall-st. 

Reddin;,'  Joseph,  6  Smithfield 

Scott  Joseph,  Smithfield 

Turacy  Alexander,  16  Smithfield 

Wales  John,  14  Smithfield 

Weir  Matthew,   J  8  Ne!son-st. 

Williams  William,  10  Smithfield 

Periodical  Publishers. 
M'Clune  John,  (to  Bungay  Co.)  11  Thos-sl 
Manning  William,  (to  Fisher  &  Co.)  Liver- 
pool) 30,  Cliapel-lane 
Searson  Henry,  (for  London  and  Glasgow) 
1,  Elliotts-court 

Physicians, 
Anderson  J.  E.  9,  Arthur-st. 
Drennan  ^^'illiam,  Cabin-hill 
Drummond  James,  Chichester- st. 
Forsythe  James,  Arthur-st, 
Forcade  Henry,  14  Castle-st. 
Halliday  William,  Clifton 
Hutton  William,  High-st. 
Kennedy  Andrew,  Hidi-st. 
M'Donnell  James,  ll  Donegall-place 
Magee  Robert,  23  North-st. 
Stephenson  S .  M  6  Waring-st. 
Stephenson  Robert,  6  Waring-st. 
Thomson  Samuel,  2  Donegall-square,  north 

Pilots. 

Benson  Patrick,  sen,  13,  Chichester-lane 
Benson  Patrick,  jun.  3  Chichester-laua 
Brown  Robert,  19  Chichester-lane 
Graham  John,  16  Chichester-lane 
Johnson  R.  8  Chichester-lane 
M'Clean  Henry,  17  Chichester-lane 
M' Clean  William,  6  Cliichester-lane 
M'Clean  John,  8  Grattan-st. 
M'Clean  William,  51  Green-st. 
M'Cuilough  Neal,  7  Chichester-lane 
Seeds  Thomas,  20  Weigh-house-st. 

Plasterers  and  Stutco  Vt^orkers. 
Britain  Alexander,  York-st. 
Curran  William,  31  Pottingers-entry 
Dougherty  Patrick,  Grace-st.  i 

Gorman  J.  22  Mill-st. 
Johnson  Alien,  Cromack-st, 


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Plumbers. 
Drown  David,  36  Miil-st. 
Cufldy  William,  23,  Bark-lane 
Rethriond  Robert,  4  Pottingers-entry 
Keid  William  and  Oswald,  75  Anne-st. 

Porter  and  Spruce  Seer  Dealers. 
Hauiili  Avthiir,  (spnice)  Wilsons-court 
Joliuson  Tbos.  (porter  &  aiej  26  Talbot-st.- 
Kelso  I'aul,  (brewer)  1,5  Co!ii;nerdal-court 
M'Cnne  HukIi,  (bottled  ,ile,   porter,  spruce 

and  cordial  whs.)  42  Cnstle-st. 

Print  Block  Cutters. 
Asbcr-oft  Joshua,  14  Mill-field 
Copperthwaite  Frederick,  128  Mill-field 
lanis  John,  47  Mill-field 

Printers,  Letter  Press. 
Anderson  Drumraond,  'J  Wiisons-'court 
Finlay  Francis   Dalzell,   (law,   connnercial, 

military  and  marine)  1,  Corn-market 
Lyons  David,  1  Pottingers-entiy 
Mackey  Alexander,  6  Bridse-st. 
Sinims  and  M'Intyre,  18  Donegall-st 
Smyth  Joseph,   (pub.   of  Belfast  r.lnik.)  34 

High-st. 
Printed  Calico  ^"  Muslin  Warehouses, 
Atkinson  Henry  and  Co.  4  Donegall-st. 
Gibson  James,  7  Donegall-st, 
Greer  and  Neal,  Rosemary-st, 
Hall  Joseph,  ,59  North-st. 
Hamilton  and  M'Counell,  29  Donegall-st. 
Heyburn  Miles,  B  Rosemary-st. 
Hunter  W  J.  1;)  Donegall-st. 
LennonJohn,  Hii^h-st. 
Patton  Isaac  and  Sons,  20  High-st. 
Robinson  Daniel,  27  Donegall-st. 
Simms  Arthur,  25  Donegall-st. 

Provision  Merclumts. 

Battersby  Richard,  Anne-st. 
Booth  William,  145  North-st. 
Bretinan  Alexander,  21  York -St. 
Casement  Hugh,  Acadeu)y-st. 
Coonev  Conrtuey.  13  Anne-st. 
Davis  and  ASle  i,'Uiil-st. 
Gillis  Joseph,  Tonib-?t. 
Hagan  Edward,  50  Gordon-st. 
Ilnraili  Jehn,  36  Waring-st, 
Kirkpatrick  John,  Tumb-st. 
JM'Caw  William,  G  Artluir-st. 
M'Lorn.m  Patrick,  3  Telfairs-court 
M'Loughlin  Francis,  38  Patrick-st. 
Maxwell  William,  14  Skipper-st, 
Miller  S.  and  Sous,  Donegall-st. 
Moreland  Alexander,  William-st.  south 
Robinson  James,  Tomb-st. 
Robinson  Samuel,  63  Waring-st. 
Thompson  Richard,  60  North-st. 
Wallace  Archi  and  Co.  Tomb-st, 
WilsoH  Charles  and  Co.  (com.)  16  Hill-st, 

Provision  Dealers. 
Bryson  John,  12,  Store-lane 
Crawford  John,  23  Berry-st. 
M'Ali.^tcr  John,  1  Grahams-entry 
IMagcc  EUiJabeth,  44- Waring-st. 


Public  Notaries ,  Masters  in  (Jliancery 
and  Commissioners  of  Affidavits. 

Marked  thus*  are  Public  Notaries. 
Doyle  John,  4  Mill-st. 
Gurnell  Anthony,   17  North-st, 
*Hartley  John,  Donegall-quay 
*Hyndman  James,  22  Donegall-st. 
KeenanJ.  C.  16  Church-lane 
Kilbee  James,  28  Princess-st. 
Knowles  Jacob,  28  Rosemary-st. 
O'Donnell  Charles,  23  Arthur-st. 
»Sloane  George,  27  Arthur-st. 
*Taggart  Francis,  116  High-st. 
Waltersovi  Henry,  128  Anne-st. 
•Welsh,  8  Donegall-st. 

Reed  Makers, 
Fox  George,  46  North-st. 
MinuisWm.  17  Peters-hill 
Nicholls  Rcbt.  North-st. 
Smith  Wm.  4  Margaret-st. 
Smith  James,  41  Sniithfield 
Smith  Sanil.  14  Mnrgaret-st. 
Smith  Michl.  49  Peters-hill 

Rope  and  Sail  Makers. 
Campbell  Wm.  75  North-st. 
Ehcnhead  Thomas,  (ship  chandler)  15  Chi 

chesfer-quay 
Ferguson  Thomas,  32  Linie-kiln-dock 
Fitzsimmons   Samuel,   (ship  chandler)  55 

W  aring-st. 
Keenan  Jas.  near  great George-st. 
M'Cracken  Francis,  7  James-st. 
Miller  George,  38  VVarJng-st. 
Mitchell  Jas.  Tomb-st. 
Moore  Thos,  (ship  chandler)  126  High-st 

Saddlers. 
Blades  Matthew,  18  Corn-market 
Blades  Rt.  6  William-st. 
CouUins  Wni.  140  North-st. 
Curmingliam  Jas.  52  Anne-st. 
Fit^patriek  John,  4  Castle-st. 
Fortade  John,  14  Castle-st. 
Harrison  John,  46  Anne-st. 
M'Credie  John,  23  High-st. 
M.irtin  Jas.  Corn-market. 
Park  Jas.  (&  trunk  maker)  53  North-st. 
Redicrn  Joseph,  eld  Bank-buildings 
Richards  Thomas,  74  Anne-st. 

Saddle-tree  Makers. 
Askcy  James,  28  Wine-tavern-st. 
Kennedy  Daniel,  36  Hercules-st. 

Sa.lt  Mamifacturers. 
Belfast  Salt  Work  Co.  BaUt/macarret 
Gregg  Fortescue,  Ballt/macarrel 

S/iip  Builders, 
Hunter  Matthew  &  Co.  great  George-st. 
Ritchie  &  M'Laine,  Corpnration-grouni 
Ritchie  Wm.  &  Co,  Ritchie's-dock 

Sixers, 
Bell  John,  20,  Mnstard-st. 
Burns  &  Johnston,  20  Gregg's-row 
Griffith  John,  1  Must.ird-st. 
M 'Roberts  Hugh,  3, 1.  Donegall-st, 
Milliken  Israel",  [baths]  Peters-hill 


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147 


Toal  Henry,  37  VVine-tavern-st. 
WilieJas,  Cons-conrt 

Skinners, 
Campbell  Patrick,  121  MiUfield 
FuUerton  Patrick,  Smitlifield 
Russel  Christopher,  20  Berry-st. 
Seed  Elizabeth,  13  SraithfieM 

Slate  Merch  ants. 
Corbitt  Thos.  &  Co.  5  great  George-st. 
M'Clean  James,  Mays-quay 
Murphy  John,  Hamilton-place 
Robinson  James,  Tomb-st. 

Spirit  Merchants. 
Craig  Saml.  5  Marlbro.-st. 
Cunningham  J.  &  T.  [old  rums]  fi  SliJl-st. 
Dobbin  Clotworthy.  42  Smith  field 
Elliott  Robert,  82  Herculcs-st. 
Graham  C'am;ibel!,  Anne-st. 
Kane  John,  Wine-cellar-entry 
Lepper  Maxwell,  23  Doncgall-st, 
M'CleanS.  and  A.  Sugar-house-entry 
M'ClearyJ.  H.65  Smithfield 
Napier  &  Dunrill,  25  Rank-lane 
Refordand  Savage,  V/ariiig-pt. 
Risk  Henderson,  1   Covn-suarket 
Robinson  Jas.  60  Waring-st. 
Rodgers  Wm.  31,  Corn-market, 
Standfield  Chas.  95  HigU-st. 
Stewart  Jas.  &  Co.  7,  Lcggs-lane 
Teunent&  M'Connell,  17  Waring-st. 
Thompson  Richard,  60,  North  st, 

Spirit  Dealers. 
Boyle  Patrick,  45,  Annc-st. 
Boyes  Francis,  Waring  st. 
Carson  Thomas,  33,  Hercules-st. 
Cassidy  Duncan,  48  Gordon-st. 
Colville  John,  Janies-st. 
Connell  John,  Ritchies-flock 
CrbakanJohn,  56  Hercules-st. 
Daniel  Stephen,  67  North-st. 
Donnelly  John,  88  High-st. 
GowdyJnmes,  111  High-st. 
Hagan  Edward,  50  Gordon-st. 
Hanna  Hans  1  Peters-hill 
Hoy  Saml.  42  Waring-st. 
Hughes  John,  29  Talbot-^t. 
Hunter  J.  H.  154  North-st. 
Jamison  Wm.  29  i.  Donega!l-st. 
Lowrey  Hugh,  16  Skippcr-st. 
M'Camioon  John,  10,  Rosomary-st. 
M'Clelland  David,  Peters-hill 
M'Gonran  Peter,  1  Bcrrj'-st. 
M'Gouran  Michi.l  North-st. 
Magce  Henry,  3  North-st. 
Magee  John,  High-st. 
M'llenery  Danl.  Church-s.t. 
M'Kittrick  John.  51  Annc-st, 
Mulholland  John,  12  Nelson-st. 
Mullan  John,  Nortli-st. 
Murney  Henry,  26  Anne-st. 
Murney  Bernard,  16  Corn -market 
Nugent  Joseph,  Talbot-st. 
O'Farrcil  Fergus,  57  Waring-st. 
O'Favrel!  James,  21  John-st. 
O'Neill  Terence.,  Mill-st. 
Risk  Henderson,  1  Corn-market 


Rodgers  Wm,  31  Corn-market 

Rowan  Rt.   (&  wine,  ale,  porter  and  cider ) 

128  High-st. 
Shaw  Wm.  27  Mill-st. 
Stewart  Alex.  61  North-st. 

Starch  and  Glue  Manufacturers. 
Beggs  Tlios.  and  Jas.  Rusnbrook 
Coates  Victor,  Ballymacarret 
Gardner  J .  and  T.  62  North-st. 
M'Cord  Andrew,  12  Pelers-liill 
Miller  and  Sons,  Donegall-st. 
Stay  Makers. 
Alexander  Saml.  18  Anne-st. 
Glanccy  .fames,  26  Rosemary-st. 
Kirkwood  Misses,  Corn-market 
Robinson  M.  11  Anne-st. 
Tolon  A.  Corn-market. 
Stone  and  Marhie  Masons  8f  Cutters. 
Campbell  and  M'Cann,  41  Waring-st. 
M'Mullen  Alex.  George's-lane 
Ajiller  John,  39  Berry-st. 
Murphy  Michl.  43  Academy-row 
Murray  Hugh,  35  Acadcmy-st. 

Strmv  Bonnet  Makers. 
Crawford  Mnry,  33  \\  aring-st. 
Digby  M,  and  A. 90  High-st. 
Fox  Margt.  22  Annc-st, 
Gautltorn  W  m.  79  Doncgall-st, 
Handin  M.  A.  77  Castle-sl. 
Hynds  Wm.  5  High-st. 
King  and  Angliton,  2  Arthur-square 
M'Biain  and'oiivcr,  14,  High-st. 
M'Bride  Ursula,  17  High-st. 
M'Neill  Mary,  8  Hcrcules-st. 
Murphy  E.  and  A.  90,  High-st. 
Orr  M.  C.  Castle-lane 
Smylie  Mary,  103  High-st, 

Tailors, 

Andrew  Saml.  30  Gordon-st, 
Boyd  Wm.  7  Castle- court 
Cameron  John,  14  Crown-entry 
Cromie  John,  59,  MlU-field 
Dalton  John,  Smithfield 
Ferguson  Wm.  Bigg;ars-court 
Heany  Wm.  10  Quay-lane 
-lohnston  John,  7  Mary-st. 
Lcnnon  Patrirk,  17!  North-st. 
M'Connell  Jolin,  132  High-»t. 
Marshall  Hugh,  7  Pottingers-entry 
Murray  Owen,  17  Joys-entry 
Nocher  Wm,  36  Forest-lane 
Rea  James,  11  Pottingers-entry 
Stewart  John,  14  Marv-st. 
Vance  Wm.  22  MiUfield 
Walt  James,  21  Pottingers-entry 
Wilson  George,  7  Tei  fairs- en  try 

Tallow  Chandlers. 
Anderson  Andrew,  1  Smitlifield 
Andrew  Alex.  18  1.  Chnreu-fane 
Bailie  Jasnes,  68  North-st. 
Bell  Ahraiiiiiii,  81  NoM;li-it. 
Boden  Jhs.  102  Anne-st. 
Burrows  Timothy,  102  North-st. 
Byrne  Arthur,  90  North-st. 
Crawford  James,  32  James-st, 
Crogsley  John,  22  Waring-st. 


148 


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Dennin  Hugh,  (&  soap  boiler)  38,  North-st 

Dennins  Michl.  121,  North-st. 

Finay  Alex.  24,  Mill-st. 

Finlay  Alex.  97,  High-st. 

Fletcher  Thomas,  96,  North-st. 

Fulton  Nathaaiel,  5,  North-st. 

Glenfield  Francis,  84,  High-st. 

Greer  Jane,  56,  North-st.  •• 

Kirkpatrick  Thos,  68,  Anne-st. 

Law  J  as.  180,  North-st. 

M' Lister  John,  7,  Anne-st. 

Sayers  Archibald,  27,  Corn-market 

Seeds  Cbas.  75,  High-st. 

Thompson  John  &  Co.  82,  Millfield-st, 

Tanners. 

Bajnett  John,  31,  Mill-st. 

Hamill  Patrick,  West-st. 

Herdman  Sarah,  17,  Mill-st. 

Hudson  Christopher,  112,  North-st. 

Jamieson  James,  194,  North-st. 

Johnson   Wm.  22,  Mill-st. 

Johnston  Saral.  43,  Mill-st, 

Law  Saml.  176,  North-st. 

Law  James,  180,  North-st. 

M'CammonThos.  23,  King-st. 

Montgomery  &  Greer,  50,  Mill-st, 

O'Neill  Patrick,  15,  Barrack-st. 

Taverns  and  Public  Houses. 

Bain  John,  1,  Anne-st. 

Boyle  John,  (St.  Patrick)  25,  Hercules-st. 

Brannan  Michl.  7,  Caddells-entry 

Canovan  J  as,  (ship)  Carrickfergus-st. 

Cinnamond  Thos.  9,  Smlthfield 

Clarke  Jas.  (hope  tavern)  Hammond-ct. 

Clarke  Elinor,  53,  Forest-lane 

Coffey  James,  118,  Anne-st. 

Cole  Wm.  1,  Hercules-st. 

Cummins  Edwd.  2,  Smithfield 

Daley  Daniel,  38,  Mill-st. 

Davey  Alex,  (red  cow)  126,  North-st. 

Doberty  A.  M.  3,  Pottingers-entry 

Duffield  Saml.  164,  North-st. 

Dunlop  A\'m.  (wlieat  sheaf)  82,  Anne-st. 

Dunlop  Wm.  (bear  tavern)  140,  High-st. 

Dunlop  Robt,  4,  New-market 

Eilidge  Joseph,  87,  Anne-st. 

Faloon  Wm,  3,  Sugar-house-entry 

Fitzpatrick  John,  (boot&  crown)3,  West-st 

Fletcher  Alex.  20,  Rosemary-st. 

GibbsT.(Ld.  Wellington)  29,Carrickfergus-st 

Gibson  Andrew,    (wheat  sheaf)  1,  May-st. 

Gilliland  Eliza,  (hare&hounds)99,North-st. 

Glancey  John,  (dog  &  ducks)  4,  Leggs-lane 

Gowdy  Thomas,  liallymacarret 

Graham  Mary,  (white  cross)  88,  North-st. 

Grabarii  Robt,  John-st 

Greenan  John,  41,  Hcrcules-st, 

Greenwood  Christopher,  Merchant's-quay 

Gribbon  E.  D'  (shamrock)  69,  Smithfield" 

Griffin  Panick,(red  cross)l  ,Blue-bell-entvy 

Halliday  Maxwell,  (mail  coach)  26,    Corn- 
market 

Harrison  Wm.  (Cumberland  hotel)  5,  Haa- 
over-quay 

Hoy  Ellen,  14,  Blue-bell-entry 

Hudson  David,  (eagle)  160,  North-st, 

Hunter  John,  27,  Millfield 


Jameson  Thomas,  18,  John-st. 

Johnston  Geo. (LordVVellington) Barrack-st. 

Kelly  Hugh,  12,  Berry-st. 

menncAy  ioYi'a,  Baltymacarret 

Kerr  Mary,  (whitecross)33,Pottingers-eotry 

King  Wm.  19,  Weigh-house-lane 

Lynass  Wm.  59,  Green-st. 

Lynch  Anne,  30,  Mill-st. 

M'Allester  Alex.  12,  William-st.  s. 

M'Alister  John,  1,  Grahams-entry 

M'Bratney  Robt.  54,  James-st. 

M 'Clean  Danl.  (golden  lion)  65,  Anne-st. 

M'Clelland  Francis,  34,  Lime-kiln-dock 

M'CuUy  Sarah,  (Hollywood)  3,l.Church-ln. 

M'Cune  Bernard,  32,  Edward-st. 

M'Gouran  Bernard,  92,  Anne-st. 

M'Grotty  Jane,  2,  Caddells-entry 

M'Kendry  James,  29,  Peters-hill 

M'Laughlin  Joiin,  28,  Lime-kiln-dock 

M'Master  William,  132,  North-st. 

M'Nabb  M.  J.  14,  Wilsons-ct. 

Magee  J.  (Lurgan  coach  office)  21,  High-st 

Mitchell  Thos.  9,  Grahams-entry. 

Morrison  Chas.  (plough)  Smi^field 

Morrow  Euphemia,  9,  Hanorer-quay 

Murray  Wm.  16,  Gordon. st. 

Nimick  John,  88,  Anne-st. 

O'Neill  F.  (Belfast-arms)  14,  Rosemary-st. 

O'Neill  Thos.  (swan)  46,  Barrack-st. 

Quin  John,  ^cock)  Ballymacarret 

Robinson  Jas.  60,  Waring-st. 

Ross  Hugh,  (bird  in  hand^  57,  Anne-st. 

Roy  James,  (running  horses)  3,  Leggs-lan« 

Rutherford  Anne,  55,  Anne-st. 

Scott  Mary,  (wheat  sheaf)  76,  North-st. 

Sheal  James,  177,  North-st, 

Sheal  John,  156,  North-st. 

Stewart  J .   (Irish  arms)  Ball-ct.29Smithfield 

Stewart  John,  12  Crown-entry 

Stewart  Alex.  33,  Corn-market 

Stewart  James,  [maze  races]  45  Smitlifield 

Taylor  John,  4  1.  Patrick-st. 

Thomas  Berd.  [Edinburgh  tavern]  Quay-ln. 

Thompson  Fletcher,  11,  Hanover-quay 

Thompson  James,  Strand-st. 

Turney  Thomas,  18  Smithfield 

Vint  Wm.  104,  Nortii-st. 

Walkef  John,  [Highlandman]  33,  Carrick- 
fergus-st. 

Watson  George,  43,  Barrack-st. 

Wheeler  John,  (glass-house)  Ballymacarret 

Wilson  Saml,  1.  Chichester-st. 

Wortbington  Nathan,  (Glasgow  tavern)  138 
High-st. 

Young  Hugh,  45,  North-st. 

Tea  Merchants. 
See  also  Grocers. 

Brice  Wm.  1,  Higb-st. 

Haslet  Henry,  8,  Waring-st. 

Thread  Manvfacturcrs. 
Atkinson  H.  &  Co.  4,  Donegall-st. 
Hadskiss  George,  Wine-tavern-st. 
M'Clicsney  Mary,  30  Marquis-st. 
M'Keown  Hugh,  11  King-st. 

Timber  Merchants. 
Barklie  Allan,  Anne-st. 


BELFAST. 


149 


BiiUTIios,  81,  Anne-st. 

Carson  Jatnes,^  71,  Anne-st. 

Coates  John,  6,  Smithfield 

Corbitt  Thomas.  &  Co.  1,  great  Georg-e-st. 

Gordon  Alex.  &  Robt,  Ballymacarret 

Holmes  &  Cnawford,  Tomb-st, 

Kirkpatrick  Saml.  3,  Church-lane 

M'Clean  Jas.  Mays-qiiay 

Murphy  John,  Hamilton-place 

Robinson  Jas.  Tomb-st. 

Sterling  Robt.  York-st. 

Tobacconists. 

Black  J.  &  H.  8,  Church-lane 

Cunningham  J.  &  B.    (Belfast  snufT  manu- 
facturers) 15,  Rosemary-st. 

Emerson  Wm,  19,  North-st, 

Harrison  Isaac,  80,  Anne  st.  - 

Hill  Andrew,  (snuff  manufr.)  18,  Rosemary- 
street, 

Moorhead  H.  &  J,  82,  North-st, 

Moreland  J.  &  J.  21,  Rosemary-st, 

Moreland  &  Dunn,  4,  Church-laue 

Morrow  Thos.  23,  Anne-st. 

Murney  Henry,  26,  Anue-st. 

Murray  James,  105,  High-st. 

Telfair  Rt.  jun.  &  Co.  1,  Tel  fairs-entry 
Tobacco  Pipe  Makers. 

Belfast  Pipe  Manufactory,  North-st. 

Hamilton  James,  North-st. 

Umbrella,  inc.  Makers^ 

Henan  Wm.  41,  Weigb-house-lane 

Kennedy  Neal,  17,  Anne-st. 

Wilson  Wm,  59,  North-st. 
Upholsterers, 

Bell  Isaae,  28,  Donegall-st. 

Bell  Charles,  8,  Skipper-st. 

Burke  Catharine,  12,  Skipper-st. 

Burke  Rt.  63,  Hercules-st. 

Clarke  Mary,  11,  Bank-lane 

Clarke  Peter,  Fountain-sl. 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 
Bell  James,  95,  North-st. 
Cochran  and  Shaw,  4,  Bridge-st. 
Coleman  James,  88,  North-st. 
Johnston  Thomas,  41,  Anne-st. 
Lawler  J.  (watcli  glass  cutter)  Bridge-end 
Moore  James,  68,  High-st. 
Neil  Robert,  25,  High-st. 
FFheelwrightSfiiTurners  in  Wood,<^c, 
Anthony  Isaac,  17,  Bells-row 
Ireland  John,  36,  1.  Ddnegall-st. 
Linn  Wm.  38,  Smithfield 
Millar  David,  172,  North-st, 
Murphy  Wm.  Wine-tavern-st. 
Murray  John,  Ballymacarret 
Wallace  Andrew,  Fountain-st. 

Whip  Makers. 
Barry  Wm.  159,  North-st. 
Justin  Richard,  182,  North-st. 

Whitesmiths,  Beam  Sf  Scale  Makers, 

Bellhangers,  Sf.c. 
Cameron  D.  (beam&  scale)  Hudson's-entry 
Dunbar  James,  16,  Blue-bell-entry 
Johnston  Samuel,  13,  Coles-alley 
M'Keown  P.  &  J,  5,  Cooneys-court 


Martin  Wm.  8,  Smithfield 
Rogers  James,  17,  1.  Donegall-st. 
Shaw  Johii,  King-st. 
Stirling  Matthew,  Anne-st. 
Taylor  James  &  Co.  gt.  Gcorge-st. 
Taylor  James,  39,  Weigh-house-iaae 

Wine  Merchants. 
Colville  John,  James-st. 
Craig  Samuel,  15,  Mailbro'-st. 
Cunningham  Jas.  &  Thos.  6,  Mill-st. 
Dobbin  Clolworthy,  42,  Smithfield 
Dunn  James,  14,  Pottingers-entry 
Elliott  Robert.  82,  Hercules-st. 
Gordon  R.  &  A.  19,  Castle-st. 
Graham  Campbell,  Anne-st. 
Holmes  &  Crawford,  Tomb-st. 
Kane  John,  Wine-ceiliir-ontry 
Kelso  Paul,  Commercial-court 
Lepper  Maxwell,  23,  Donegal  1  st. 
M'Clean  S.  &  A.  Sugar-house-entry 
,  Napier  &  Dunville,  25,  Bank-lane 
Reford  &  Savage,  Waring-st. 
Standfield  James,  2,  High-st.  . 

Stewart  James  and  Co.  7,  Leggs-lane 
Tennent  and  M'Connell,  17,  Waring-st. 

Wire  Drawers,  Workers  and  Deale)s, 
Hind  Jas.  (dealer)  37,  Hercules-st. 
Manks  Squire,  (drawer)   14,  Francis-st. 
Stormont  Wm.  (worker)  43,  North-st. 

Woollen  Drapers,    and   Manchester 
Warehouses.' 

Black  Matthew,  18,  Bridge-st. 

Burns  Wm.  18,  High-st. 

Chrimside  Thomas,  8,  Bridge-st, 

Colville  John,  9,  Bridge-st. 

Day&  Bottomley,  (wh.  &  rt.)14,Bridge-st. 

Dobbin  Samuel,  15,  High-st. 

Douglas  Isaac,  78,  High-st. 

Greenfield  Jamos,  5,  Biidga-st, 

Groer  &  Neal,  (wh.)  corner  of  Rosemary-st. 

Gunning  Robert,  30,  High-st. 

Howard  J,  &  Sous,  (wh.)  12,  Bridge-st. 

Johnston  &  Haliday,  (wh.)  2,  Donegall-st. 

Lennon  Jol.ui,  (wh.j  2;j,  High-st. 

.M'Clean  Adam. 42,  High-st. 

Mack  Robert,  (&  tjiilor)  7,  Bridge-st. 

Mulrea  Wm.  1,  Bridge-st. 

Murdoch  Ths. 33,  High-st. 

Murray  Francis,  29,   High-st. 

Nevpsam  Wm.  (carper,  &C.)  35,  High-st. 

O'  Farrell  Thomas,  2,  North-.-it. 

Radcliflfe  &  Munce,  (manufac.)  26,  Bridge-s 

Rea  John,  53,  High-.st. 

Reid  Jas.  11,  Bridge-st. 

Smith  &  Barklie,  (&  tailors)  47,  High-sf. 

Wallace  Thos.  2,  Bridgo-st. 

Whittle  John,  (wh.)  10,  Waring-st. 

Willans  Wm.  &  Co.  (mer.)  9,  Donegall-st. 

Young  James,  84,  High-st. 

MISCELLANY. 

Campbell  John,  girth  webb   manufacttirer) 

29,  Brown-st.  n, 
Davison  James,  trunk  maker,  5,  Mill-field 
Hendry  Edw.  ship  smitji,  Tomb-st. 
HyltonC.  W.  147,  North-st. 


150 


BELFAST. 


Lepper  Francis,  dentist,  46,  Donegall-st. 
Middlemore   Thomas,    silver   plater,     28, 

Telfairs-entry 
Miinn  Samuel,  toy,  musical  instruinent,per- 

fumer&stationaryvvarehouse,  44,  Higli-st. 
M'Farlane  Jn.    British  gum  manufacturer, 

22,  Talbot-st. 
Molineux  Joseph,  30,  John-st., 
Mulholland  J,  M.  Coast  officer  Ballywalter 
Newton  Isaac,  stocking  needle  manu,5,Fer- 

guson's-ct. 
Wain  Alex,  black  soap,  iron  and  red  liquor 

manufacturer,  2, 1,  Donegall-st. 

Magistracy. 
The  most  Noble  the  Marqins   of  Donegall, 

Ormeau  Cottage 
Sovereign,  Thos.  Verner,  Esq,  Donegall-pl. 

Magistratks. 
Bristow  George,  Esq.  2,  Donegall-sq.  s. 
Chichester  A.  Esq,  M.P.  Donegall-place 
Clarke  Wm.  Esq.  3,  Donegall-st. 
Ferrar  W.  H.  Esq.  Donegall-st. 
May  Rev.  E,  Douesall-place 
M'llveen  G.  Esq.  Donegall-place 
Sliinuer  C.  M.  Esq,  Hauover-quay 


Allen  Henry,  Esq,  Coroner,  7,  Hercnles-st. 

Begg.'s  Stewart,  Gent.  County  Constable,31, 
Pririces-st. 

Joyce  C.  V.  High  Constable,  12,  Done- 
gall-st. 

Stephen  Dau.  Town  Clerk,  67,  North-st. 

Stewart  Peter,  Town  Major,  nr.  Cromack-st 

Officers  Principal  of  h.  m.  Customs. 
Collector,  Sir  Stephen  May 
Pro  Collector,  James  Green,  Esq. 
Port  Suiveyor,  H.  A.  S.  Harvey 
Land  VT'aiters,    F.   Coulson,   G.  Black,  A. 

Hau;lcock 
Store  Keeper,  C.  M.  Skinner 
Ganging  Survej'or,  T.  Sim  pi  11 
Tide  Surveyor,  Georf:fe  Bristow 
Comptroller,  Jas.  Fnlingsby 
Clerk  of  Permits,  Thomas  Gunning 

Officers  Principal  of  Escise. 
Collector,  Thomas  Verner,  Esq. 
Pro  Collector,  John  Kirkwood,  Esq. 
Permit  Officers,  Wm.  Jackson  &  J.  Watt 
Surveyors,  J.  Blackman  &  J.  Crawford 

Supervisor  and  Assessor  of  Heiirth  Money, 
Robert  Weir,  Esq. 

Post  Master,  T.  Whinnery,  Esq,  office, 
Church-st. 


Distributor  of  Stamps,  A.  O'Connor,    Esq. 
office,  Arthur-st. 

Ballast  Office,  1,  Chichester-quay 

Officers. 
John  Macartney,  Esq,  Ballast  Master 


Deputies  Wm.  Matier,  &  W.  C.  Mackenzie 
Dock  Masters,  J.  Caughey  &  J,  Shaw,  south 
side ;  Alexander  Davison,  north-side 

Co7iveyance  of  Passengers  and  Goods 
hy  Water, 

The  Steam  Packets,  Sir  William  Wallace* 
Cajitain,  A.  Macnair  and  the  Rob  Roj'i 
Captain  Smith,  sail  twice  per  wetk  for 
Green  i:k  and  Glasgow.  The  days  and 
hours  of  sailing,  may  be  known  by  appli- 
cation to  Willi;! ,n  Hiil  and  Co.  3,Chiches- 
ter-quay.at  Vlr.CampbeU'sHott'l.Anne-st. 
at  the  Denegjili  Arms  and  VV bite-cross, 
Castle-st.  and  at  Mr.  Nathan  VVorthing- 
ton'SjGlasgow  Tavern, bottom  of  High-st. 

Goods  are  conveyed  expeditiously  byregular 
Traders,  to  the  ports  of  Dublbi,  Glasgow, 
JAverpool,  Cork,  Sfc.  for  which  places, 
vessels  regularly  sail,  goods  are  conveyed 
by  the  Lagan  Navigation,  (by  Lough 
Nengh  and  the  Bann  River)  to  Porta- 
down,  Newry,  &;c.  office,  2,  Queen-st. 

Mail  and  Stage  Coaches. 

Ma.\\  to  Dublin,  from  10,  Castle-st.  every 
morning  at  five  o'cIock,re  turns  to  Belfast 
at  ten  in  the  morning. 

Mail  to  Dublin,  from  10,  Castle-st.  every 
afternoon  at  45  minutes  pasi  three  o'clock, 
returns  to  Belfast  every  morningat  eleven, 
in  time  for  the  mails  to  Donaghadee  and 
Ijondondcrry . 

Mail  to  Londonderry  from  the  office,  Wil- 
liam-street, s.  and  the  Donetcall  Arms, 
Castle-st.  every  morning  at  .half  past  ele- 
ven o'clock,  returns  to  Belfast  at  nine  in 
the  morning.  It  is  intended  to  run  a  mail 
coach  from  this  office  to  Donaghadee, 
early  in  the  spring. 

Post  Coach — to  Lurgan  and  Armagh, 
from  Magee's,  21,  High-st.  every  Tues- 
day, Thui'sday  and  Saturday  morning, 
at  ten  o'clock,  returns  to  Belfast  e^-ery 
Monday,  Wednesday  and  Friday,  at  two 
in  the  afternoon 

f4-t  A  Car  to  Z;e/;-o«Mcver3'evenlng, except 
Sunday. 

Post  Coach  to  Lame  from  Higgison's  Do- 
ne^all-st.  on  the  evenings  of  Monday, 
Wednesday,  Fridaj' and  Saturday,  at  five 
o'clock,  arrives  in  Belfast  at  ten  in  the 
morning. 

The  Commerce  to  Lame,  same  days  and 
hours  as  Uie  above,  from  Jameson's, 
Nor(b-st. 

The  EagleCoachfromHigginson'SjDonpgali- 
st.  to  Carrickfergus,  cveryMonday,V't  ed- 
ne?^day,  Friday  and  Saturday,  at  live  in  the 
evening. 

Post  Coach  to  Lisburn,  from  the  Doneguil 
Arms,  Castle-st.  every  evening  at  half  past 
five,  except  Sunday. 

Post  Coach  to  Lisburn,  from  Linn's  Hotel, 
same  days  and  hours  as  above. 

Car  to  Carrickfergus,  from  Higginsons, 
Donegall-st,  every  Monday,  Wednescl'^' 


BELFAST. 


151 


Friday  and  Saturday,  at  five  in  the  evening. 
Car  to  iyff%me«tf,froniJan!ieson's,North-st 

every  Tli"ur.sd<iy  at  ten  in  the  morning, 
Car  fiom  Janieison's,  to  y^ntmn,  every  Fri- 

dan  evening. 
Cars  from    Mrs.  M'Cnllya,  Lower-cburcli- 

lare,    to   Hniywnod  every   day  at  one  at 

noon,    to  Bangor  every  eveniiigj  and  to 

Neii.'tnnnrds,  three  days  a  week. 

Cars  for  tlie  Vonvcyance  of  Goods. 
To  Anirim  and   Ballymena,    from  Jamea 


Meekins,  Donegall-st.dailyjexceptSunday 
To    Crumlin,    Glennvey  and  Ballnndorry , 

from  Alexander  Daveys,    126,    North-st. 

every  Monday,  Wednesday  and  Friday. 
To   Dublin   and    the   intermediate   towns, 

Terence  Raverty,    regularly  from  Peter's 

Hill. 
To  Londonderry,  Strabane   arid'  NewUn- 

Umivady,  from  John  Alexander's, Peter's 

Hiil,  Weekly. 


-«#1^^*^ 


REFERENCE  TO  BELFAST. 


ACIIESON  142 
Adams  139 
Agnew  144 
Alexander    1.37,    139, 

143,  147 
Allen  136,    141,   144, 

143,  150 
Anderson  136,137,141 

143,  145,    146,  147 
Andrew  147 
Andrews  143 
Anthony  149 
Archbold  137,  140 
Archer  137,  140 
Archibald  139,  141 
Armstrona:  140,  142 
Arrott  136 
Arthur  136 
Arthurs  143 
Ashcroft  146 
Ashmore  144 
Askey  146 
Atkins  139,  145 
Atkinson  141,146,148 
Auchinleck  13B 
Bailey  142 
Bailio  141,  147 
Bain  140,  141,  148 
Baker  139 
Balluday  139 
Ballantyne  145 
Barclay  144 
B.<irker  138 
Barkley  141 
Barklie  143,  148 
Barnett  140,  144,  148 
Barr  144 
Barry  149 
Barryhill  138 
Batt  138,  144,  149 
Battersby  146 
Baxter  138 
Bayley  137 
Beatty  144 
Beaumont  137 
Beckett  136 
Beggs  137,  147,  150 
Bell  136,137,138,139; 


140,  141,  143,  144, 
145,  146,  147,  My 

Benn  138 

Benson  145 

Berwick  141,  144 

Bigger  141 

Bingiuim  145 

Black  141,  149,  150 

Blackaddcr  137 

Blackham  150 

Blackwell  143,   144 

Blades  146 

Bloonifield  138 

Blow  143 

Bodel  139,  140 

Boden  147 

Bogan  138 

Boomer  136,  139,140 

Booth  143,  146 

Bowden  141 

Boyce  138 

Boyes  141,  147      [147 

Boyd  136,    137,  141, 

Boyle  147,148 

Bradburv  138 

Bradshaw  140 

Brady  136,  140 

Bragg  141 

Branuan  148 

Brannen  145 

Brennan  144,  146 

Brice  142,  148 

Bright  143 

Bristow  150 

i'lritain  145 

Broadlev  133 

Brown  137,  139,  141, 
143,  144,  143,  145 

Browne  136 

Bruce  136 

Brush  144 

Brvson  136,  139,  146 

Bullock  136 

Bunting  136,  139 

Burbick  139 

Burke  140,  149 

Burns  144, 146,  149 

Burrows  147 


Busby  137,  139 
Byers  139 
Byrne  141,  147 

aims  141 
Callendar  139 
Cameron  147,  149 
Campbell    136,     138 

140,  141,  143,144 

145,  146,  147,  149 
Canovan  148 
Capo  137 
Cardwell  142 
Carey  140 
Carleton  142 
Carlisle  141 
Carmichael  137 
Carr  145 
Carruthers  143,    [149 
Carson  140,  142,  147, 
Carval  143 
Casement  144,  146 
Cassidy  141,  147 
Caughey  138,  150 
Caulfiekl  145 
Cavan  141 
Cavert  136 
Chaiiibers  140 
Charlie  137, 143 
Chichester  150 
Chirmside  149 
Cinnamond    137,   141 

142,  145,  148 
Clark  143,  145 
Clarke  138,  l."i),  141 

148, 149.  150 
Cleland  140 
Clements  141 
Coates  139,  147,  149 
Coats  143 
Coburn  141 
Cochran  140,  149 
Coffee  136 
Coflfey  148 

Cole  142,  143  [149 
Coleman  141,144,145 
Collier  138 
Collins  142  [149 

Colviile  139,141,  147, 


Conipton  136 
Connell  147 
Connor  143 
Cooiiey  146 
Copperthwaite  14# 
Corbitt  147,  149 
Corcar  141 
Corner  141 
Corrigan  140 
Conllins  146 
Coulson  150 
Craig  142,  147,  149 
Cramsie  144 
Cranston  136 
Crawford     137,    138, 

139,  141,  142,  143, 

146,  147,  150 
Crawfords  144 
Creek  141 
Crokan  147 
Cromie  147 
Cross  136 
Crossen  139 
Crossley  147 
Cuddy  140,  145,  146- 
Culbert  145 
Gumming  143 
Cunningham  139, 140, 

146,  147,  149 
Cummins  143 
Curran  142,  145 
Curtis  137,  143 
Daley  148 
Dalton   147 
Daniel  147 
Davey  148 
Davies  140 
Davis  136,  J 38,  140, 

142,  145,  146   [150 
Davison  141,  144,149, 
Dawson  144 
Day  149 
Delap  144 
Dennins  148 
Dennis  148 
Devlin  138 
Dick  141 
Dickey  141 


132 


RCFERBNGE    TO   BELFAST. 


Di*kson  141 

Diet  137 

Digby  142,  147 

Dinnen  144 

Dkon  137,  142, 144 

Dobbin  136, 138, 140 

147,  149 
Doe  138 
Doherty  248 
Donaldson  136,    140 

145 
Donnelly  147 
Dougherty  145 
Douglas  138, 139,  149 
Doyle  136.  146 
Drennan  145 
Drinkwater  137,  140 
Drummond  137,  145 
Duffield  141,  148 
Dnnbar 149 
Dunlop  136, 148 
Diiun  137,   138,   141, 

149 
Duprey  141 
Dyke  145 
Echlin  136 
Edwards  140 
Eid  139 
Ekenhead    143,    144, 

146 
Ellidge  143 
Elliot  138,  147 
Elliott  139,  149 
Emerson  141,  149 
English  140 
Ewart  139 
Ewing  139 
Falcon  148 
Farrell  139, 145 
Ferguson  137,  138 

140,  141,  142,  143, 

146,  147 
Feirall  140 
Ferrar  150 
Fetherston  136 
FiBlay  136,  846,  148 
Fisher  140 
Fitzgerald  139, 141 
Fitzmaurice  136 
Fitzpatrick  146,  148 
Fitzsimmons  146 
Flanagan  139,  142 
Fleming  141 
Fletcher  148 
Flowers  141 
Folingsby  136,  150 
Foote  142 
Forcade  145,  146 
Fortescu*  139 
Forsythe  145 
Foster  145 
Fox  138,  146,  147 
Freebairn  144 
Freman  145 
Fullerton  139, 147 
Fulton  148 
Gallaway  137  . 


Galway  141 
Gamble  138, 144 
Gardener  142 
Gardner  139, 141,143, 

144,  147 
Garr  143 
Gausen  144 
Gauthorn  147 
Gawthorn  137 
Geary  145 
Gelston  138 
Gemmiil  137 
Getty  138,  143,  144 
Gibbs  148 
Gibson  136,  137,  146, 

148 
Gihon  141 
Gillps  141 
Gilliland  148 
Gillies  144 
Gillisl38,  144,  146 
Gilmorel37,  138 
Gilmour  137,  141 
Glancey  147,  148 
Glasgow  141 
Glenfield  148 
Glenhohnes  143 
Gordon  137, 139, 140, 

141,  144,  149 
Gorman  145 
Gowdy  147,  148 
Gracey  143 
Graham  136,  137,142, 

143,  144,  145,  147, 

148,  149 
Grainger  143 
Granger  141 
Grant  138 
Gray,  137,   138,    139, 

142,  143 
Green  138,  150 
Greenan  148 
Greenfield  149 
Greenwood  148 
Greer  137,   142,  143, 

146,  148.  149 
Gregg  136,  144,  146 
Greig  138,  143 
Gribbenl43,  145,148 
Grler  136,  139 
Griffia  148 
Griffith  146 
Grimshaw  138,  144 
Grogan  143 
Guirini  145 
Gunning    144,    149, 

150 
Gurnell  146 
Gurney  137 
Guthrie  143 
Hadskiss  141,142,148 
Hagan   141,  146,  147 
Hall  139,142,  146 
Halliday  1457148 
Halls  140 
Hamilll38,  141,  146, 

148 


Hamilton   136,    137, 

139,  140,  141,  142, 

146, 149 
Hancock  137 
Handcock  150 
Haridin  147 
Hanna  138,  141,  147 
Hannay  140 
Hardie  141 
Hare  140,  143 
Harkins  141 
Harlin  139 
Harper  141 
Harpur  141 
Harrison     137,     141, 

142,146,  148,149 
Hart  145 
Hartley  144,  146 
Flarvev  144 
Haslet' 148 
Hastinijs  136 
Hawthorn  139 
Hay  138 
Hayes  144 
Haylock  143 
Hays  141 
Headley  138 
Heany  147 
Hector  137 
Henan  149 
Henderson  140,  141 
Hendry  149 
Henesy  138 
Hcrdman  138, 148 
Herron  13  (T 
Heyburn  138,  139,146 
Higgison  143 
Hill    136,    139,    140 

141, 143, 149 
Hinchv 145 
Hind  136. 143,  149 
Hirst  145 
Hobson  139,  141 
Hodgson  137 
Holmes  144,  149 
Hopes  143 
Houston  143 
How  139 
Howard  149 
Hoy    139,    145,  147, 

148 
Hudson  148 
Hughes  141,144,  147 
Hull  137,  145 
Hunter  137,  139,  140, 

141,  142,  143,    146, 

147,  148 
Hutton  145 
Hylton  149 
Hyndman    137,     139, 

146 
Hynds  147 
Innis  146 
Ireland  138,  139,  142^ 

145, 149 
Irvine  137 
Jackson  150 


Jacobsoal45 
Jameson   138,    141, 

142,  143,148 
Jamieson     137,  138, 

148 
Jamison  141,  143,  147 
Joffers  139 
Jenkins  138 
Johnson   140,     142, 

143,  144,  145,   146, 
148 

Johnston   137,     139, 

141,  142,   143,  145,- 

147,  148, 149 
Jones  144 
Joy  136 
Joyce  150 
Justin  149 

Kanell41,145,147,149 
Kearnes  138 
Keenan  139,  142, 143, 

146 
Kelly  141, 144,  148' 
Kelso  142, 146,  149 
Kennedy     136,     137, 

139,  141,  143,  144, 

145,  146,  148,  149 
Kerr  139,  141,  148 
Kilbee  146 
Kilwick  136 

King  140,  147,  143 
Kirker  141 
Kirkpatrick  138,  141, 

144,  146,  148, 149 
Kirk  wood    139,    144, 

147,  150 
Knowles  136,  146 
Knox  137 
Lamont  137 
Langtry  138,  144 
Lapping  136 
Laughran  145 
Law   137,    138,   141, 

148 
Lawler  149 
Lawless  145 
Lawriel42 
Leatham  136 
Leckey  145 
Lennon  138,139,  142, 

146,  147,  149  ; 
Lenords  136 

Le  Pan  136 
Lepper  147, 150 
Leppers  139,  140 
Lewis  137,  142 
Linden  139 
Lindsay  145 
Lindsey  136 
Linn  143, 144,  149 
Lockart  140 
Lowrey  147 
Lowry  137,  142,  145 
Luke  139,  144 
Lyle  138,  139,  144 
Lyuass  148 
tyach  189,  148 


REFERENCE  TO   BELFAST. 


153 


Lyons  137,  146 
M'Adam  136,143,145 
M'Afee  142 
M«Alisterl41, 146,146 
M'Allester  148 
Macartney  136,  150 
M'Aulay  139,  142 
M'Blain  142,  UT 
M'Bratnev  148 
M'Bride  141, 142,147 
M'Barney  145 
M'Cabe  138 
M'Camon  137 
M'Cammoa  136,  144, 

147,  148 
M'Cance  143 
M'Cartney  139,  143 
M'Caw  146 
M'Cheiney  148 
M'Clarnou  138 
MTlavel41 
M'Clean    140,      143, 

145,  147,  148,  149 
M'Cleary  147 
M'Cleave  141 
M'Cleeiy  136 
MTlelland  147,  148 
M'Clenaghan  136 
M'Clinton  141 
M'Cloy  136 
M«Clune  137,  145 
M'Cluney  136 
M'Clure  137, 141 
M'Conkey  139 
M'Connell    14),  144, 

147 
M'Cord  142,  145,  147 
M'Cosh  141 
M'Crackeu  139,  140, 

146 
M'Crea  139 
M'Credie  146 
I  M'Creight  138 
5  M'Crum  139,  140 
M'Cullagli  139 
M'Culloch  141,144 
iM'CulIockHO 
M'Cullough  138, 139, 

143,  144,  145 
M'Cully  148 
M'Cunel36,146,  148 
M'Cunn  139 
M'Cutcheon  136,  142 
M'Donnell  136,  144 

145 
M'Dowell   136,  J37, 

139 
M'Farlane  150 
M'Ferran  142 
M'Gahan  141 
M'Ghie  142 
M'Gonnigal  139 
M'GouranHl  147,148 
M'Grotty  137,  148 
M'Guire  137 
M'Heneiy  147 
M'Heniy  141 


142, 


139, 


iM'Illroy  137 
M'llveen  143,  150 
M'llroy  139 
M'lntyre  142 
Mack  149 
M'Kean  141 
M'Kendry  141, 148 
Mackenaie  13?,  150 
M'Kenzic  140 
M'Keown    143,    144, 

148,    149 
Mackey  146 
M'Kibben  141,  143 
M'Kinstry  141 
M'Kittnck  141, 147 
M'Lareo  138 
M'Laughlin  137,  133, 

139,  148 
M'Lister  148 
M'Lornan  146 
i\l'Loug1ilin  146 
M'Master    141, 

144,  148 
M'MuUan  138 
M'Mullen  147 
MacmuUen  141 
M'Murray  137 
M'Murtry   136, 

143,    145 
M'Nabb  148 
M'Nair  137,  138 
M'Neill  147 
M-Nulty  138 
Mackoy  145 
M«  Roberts  146 
M'Veagh  137,  140 
Magee  136,  141,  145, 

146,  147,  148 
Magill  143 
Manks  149 
Manning  145 
Marley  139 
Marshalll36,140,141, 

143,  145,  147 
Martin  136. 137,  141 

143,  144,  146,   149 
Martins  141 
Matear  139 
Matier  137,  141,  150 
Matthews  143 
Mawhinny  136,  141 
Maxwell  146 
May  141,  150 
Meek  137 
MellishlSe 
Middlemore  150 
Miles  144 

Millar  149  [147 

Miller  1?7,  144,  146, 
Milliken  139,  146 
Mills  139 
Mines  138 
Minnis  146 
Misliclly  143 
Mitcbell  146,  148 
Moffet  137 
Molineux  15Q 

U 


JMontgomeryl36, 137, 

143, 144, 148 
Moonan  142 
Mooney  1 37 
Moorcroft  141 
Moore  136,  137,  138, 

140,  141,  143, 144, 

146,  149 
Moorhead  144,  149 
Morelaiid  141,     146, 

149 
Morgan  142,  144 
iVIorrisou  138,139,148 
Morrow  136, 140,148 

149 
Miicklel37,  133 
Mulbolland  140,  142, 

147,  150 
Mullan  142,  147 
MuJrea  149 
Munn  150 
Munster  136 
Murdoch  149 
Murdock  144 
Mnrnev  142, 147, 149 
Murphy      136,     139, 

143,  144,  147,  149 
Murray  136, 143, 147, 

148,  149 
Murtagh  137,  139 
Mussenden  133 
Myers  137 
Napier  138,  147,  149 
Neal  144 
Neil  149 
Neill  138,  143 
Nellson  144 
Nelson  142,  143,  144 
Neville  138 
Newbigham  138 
Newsam  149 
Newton  150 
Nichol  138 
Nicholls  146 
Nimick  148 
Nocher  147 
Norwood  142 
Nugent  142, 147 
Oak  man  144 
O'Brienl40 
O'.Connor  150 
O'Donnell  136,  146 
O'Farrell  142,147,149 
Officers  142 
O'Hara  139 
O'Neal  140,  143 
O'Neill  140, 142, 147, 

148, 
O'Reiley  139 
Orr  136, 138,142,144, 

145,  147 
Orridge  140, 
Orrottl42 
Osborne  140 
Palmer  138 
Park  140,  144,  146 
Patterspn  136,  137 


139,  142,  143 
Pattison  143,  144 
PattoB  146 
Peebles  136,  142 
Pelan  137 
Petticrew  138 
Phillips  144 
Binkerton  143,  144 
Pippard  137 
Pirry  138 
Plunkett  140 
Pollock  138 
Poole  145 
Porter  140,  143 
Pott^  140 
Purdenl36 
Purse  143 
Quin  138,  148 
Radcliffe  139,  149 
Ramsay  136 
Raphael  142 
Rea  142,  147,  149 
Redding  145 
Redfern  146 
Redmond  138,146[149 
Reford  142, 144,  147, 
Reid    138,  139,  140, 

142,  146,   149 
Rhodes  145 
Rice  142,  144 
Richards  146 
Riddel  140,  L43 
Rider  136 
Rippit  13» 
Risk  142,  147 
Ritchie  146 
Robinson    138,     140, 

142,  146,  147,  148, 

149 
Rodgeis  147         [149 
Rogers  141,  142,  143,, 
Ross  148 
Rowan  142,  147 
Roy  148 
Ruett  140 
Russel  147 
Russell  137,  142 
Rutherford  l48 
Sanders  138 
Sayers  148 
Scott  138,    140,   14S, 

144,  145,  148 
Searson  137,  145 
Seed  139,  140,144,147 
Seeds  145,  148 
Sergeson  138 
Setten  137 
Shanahan  142 
Shanks  145 
Shannon  136 
iha\T  136.    138,  140, 

142,  143,  144,  147. 

149, 150 
Shea  136 
Shea!  l48 
Shcals  137 
Sheriff  138 


lU 

Short  139    ■ 
Simminton  142 
Siinmsl37,  140,140 
Simpill  150 
Simpson  144 
Sims  144 
Skeffmjrton  133 
Skelly  139 
Skinner  150 
Sloan  140 
Sloane  146 
Small  143 
Smylie  147 
Smith  137,  139,  140, 

143,  U4,  146,  149 
Smyth  137,  146 
Soden  136 
Spears  142 
Spencel38,  143 
Spencer  138 
Spring  139 
Standiield    142,    147, 

149 
Stanton  138 
Stavely  142 
Steed  145 
Steen  144 
Stephen  150 
Stephenson  140,  145 
Sterlingl38, 140,  149 


«FJi«:»EKCfi  TO  BELFAST. 


Stevenson  140,  144 
Stewartl36,  li38,  140, 

142,  143, 144,  147, 

148,  149,  150 
Stirling  149 
Stitt  144 

Stockman  142,  145 
Stormontl45,  149 
Suffern  144 
Swiuey  142 
Syms  145 
Tacrgart  145,  146 
Tate  142 
Taylor  138,  14«,  149 
Tearney  139 
Telfair  144,  149 
Tennant 137 
Tennent  140,144,147, 

149 
Thomas  138,  148 
Thompson   138,  140 

142,  143, 144,  146, 

147,  148  (145 

Thomson  140,    142 
Tilley  138, 144 
Toal  142, 147 
Tobin  136 
Tolen  147 
Tomb  144 
Tomea  145 


Topping  136 
Trimble  142 
Tucker  140,  141,  142 
TurabuU  140 
Turner  138 
Tuniev  145, 148 
Vance  142,  144,   147 
Verner  150 
Vint  143 
Wain  150 
Wales  145 
Walker  142,  148 
Walkington  136 
Wallace  136,  138,143 

144,146,  149 
Ward  137,  140 
Ware  136 
Warnick  142 
Waterson  13,6 
Watson  142, 143, 145, 

148 
Watt  140,    142,    147, 

150 
Watterson  136,  139, 

146 
Waugh  137 
Webster  142 
Weir  137,  140,  144, 

145,  150 
WeUh  140,  146 


Wheeler  1 48^   ';<  -^ 
VVhinuejfyl50 
White  142,  143 
Whitfield  142 
Whiteside  143 
Whitla  136,  139,  144 
VVhittle  142,  149 
Wilie  147 
Willans  149 
Williams  145 
Williamson  137,  140, 

143,  144 
Willis  142,  145 
Wilson  137, 138,  142, 

143,  144,  145,  146, 

147,  148 
Winnington  137 
Wolfcnden  144 
Wood  140 
Woods  139 
Woolsey  144 
Workman  140 
Worthington  136,  143 
Wright  136,  138,  139 

142 
Yates  139,  143 
Young  138,  139,  140, 

142,  144,    148 
Youngs  149 


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Thi 


CARLOW, 


^  , IE  metropolis  of  a  county  of  the  same  name,  anciently  called  Catherlough,  or  the 
city  on  the  lake,  is  pleasantly  situated  on  the  great  river  Barrow,  about  40  miles  south 
west  from  Dublin ;  16  from  Naas  ;  and  18  from  Kilkenny.  The  two  principal  streets 
are  long,  and  by  crossing  each  other  at  nearly  right  angles,  divide  the  town  into  four 
parts,  nearly  equal ;  in  each  quarter  are  other  streets  of  minor  importance.  There  are 
also  extensive  suburbs  on  each  side  the  river.  The  situation  of  Garlow  is  exceedingly 
pleasant ;  up  the  river  the  landscape  is  highly  picturesque,  and  for  eijfht  miles  downwards 
is  one  of  the  most  delightful  rides  imaginable.  In  this  town  is  a  very  good  flesh  market, 
and  a  most  extensive  one  for  butter,  most  of  which  is  sent  to  Waterford  for 
exportation.  The  church  is  a  modern  building,  plain,  but  neat,  with  a  steeple  of  a 
moderate  height.  The  Romish  chapel  is  very  large  ;  the  Methodists  have  a  chapel 
here,  and  the  Quaksrs  a  meeting  house.  The  Roman  Catholic  College,  or  Academy, 
is  a  large  and  elegant  building.  Carlow  has  a  very  cheerful  appearance  at  a  distance  • 
from  the  number  of  white  houses  scattered  up  and  down  in  its  neighbourhood,  nor  >s 
the  stranger  disappointed  when  he  enters  it,  there  being  a  cleanness  and  neatness  in  the  ^ 
streets  superior  to  most  towns  in  the  Kingdom,.  The  Court  Honse  is  built  over  the 
Gaol,  there  is  a  Barrack  in  this  town,  and,  on  an  eminence  overhanging  the  river,  stands 
the  reiDains  of  an  old  Castle,  which,  at  present,  a  traveller  would  imagine,  from  the 
stupendous  masses  of  stone  cemented  together,  and  covering  a  large  plot  of  ground, 
that  some  convulsion  of  nature  had  shook  its  foundation :  the  ruins  of  an  abbey  also 
present  themselves  to  observation,  built  as  early  as  the  year  634,  whose  founder  wa? 
buried  there,  and  gave  name  to  the  structure.  The  Castle  is  said  to  h.ive  been  erected  j 
by  King  John,  and  was  taken  bv  one  of  the  Cavanaghs,  named  Donald  M'Art,  who 
stiled  himself  M'Murrough,  King  of  Leinster,  in  the  20th  year  of  Richard  2Qd 
1346:  in  his  possession  it  remained  for  some  time.  In  1577  it  sustained  a  long  siege 
against  Rory  Ogc  Moore,  then  in  rebellion  against  Queen  Elizabeth,  but  at  last  was 
obliged  to  surrender,  when  it  was  pluncjered,  and  many  ot  the  inhabita«ts  mhur 
manly  put  to  the  sword  :  it  was  once  walled  round,  but  submitted  to  Cromwell,  on  his 


CARLOW. 


15S 


first  approach.  On  Carlow,  a  party  of  insurgents  made  a  violent  attack  on  the  25tli  of 
May  1798,  but  were  so  well  received  by  the  small  garrison,  that  above  600  were  killed, 
and  numbers  burned  in  about  eighty  houses,  which  were  destroyed  ;  forty -eight  men  and 
several  rebel  officers  were  taken  prisoners  and  executed  a  few  days  after.  The  great 
road  to  Kilkenny,  Waterford  and  Cork,  runs  through  the  toWn,  thereby  making  it  a 
great  thouroughfare.  The  river.Barrowtis  navigable  from  Athy,  (where  it  disjoined  by  th« 
grand  canal  from  Dublin)  through  Carlow,  and  from  thence  to  where  it  falls  into  the  Suir 
below  Waterford,  so  that  boats  pass  from  Carlow  to  the  Metropolis,  Ross,  Waterford,  &c. 
By  these  means  this  town  lias  the  advantage  of  inland  navigation  to  a  superior  degree. 
Here  is  a  bridge  of  eleven  arches,  beyond  which  is  an  extensive  suberb  called  Graigue  ; 
there  is  a  lock  on  the  river  in  this  part,  and  good  quiys  for  the  convenience  of  trade. 
A  passage  boat  goes  daily  from  hence  to  Athy,  where  the  Barrow  is  joined  by  a  braneh  of 
the  grand  canal  from  Dublin. 

Carlow  possesses  a  Dispensary,  and  a  Fever  Hospital.  A  Nunneiy  with  a  beautiful 
chapel  attached  ;  a  new  Presbyterian  chapel,  the  first  ever  erected  in  Carlow.  A  Mag- 
dalen Asylum  ;  and  a  Military  Hospital ;  an  elegant  Assembly  Room  ;  and  a  subscription 
News  Room.  The  trade  at  present  is  very  much  circumscribed,  being  principally 
confined  to  provisions,  and  in  supplying  the  town  and  neighbou;-hood  with  coals 
from  Kilkenny.  It  is  governed  by  a  Sovereign  and  sends  one  member  to  Parliament. 
The  present  member  is  the  Right  Honourable  Lord  Charleville.  Its  market  days  are  on 
Monday  and  Thursday,  and  its  fairs  the  4th  of  May ;  22nd  June  ;  26th  August,  and 
8th  November.     Carlow  contains  a  population  estimated  at  8000  souls. 

Post  Offiee,  Burrin-street.— Po.«<  Mistress,  Mary  Shervingion.  Mail  to  Dublin  every 
morning  at  ten  o'clock.  To  Cork  every  evening  at  half  past  six.  To  Waterford  at  half- 
past  three  every  morning,  and  to  Dublin  every  night  at  half-past  ten.  A  bye  post  to 
Tullow  at  four  every  morning,  returns  every  evening  at  seven. 


Gentry  and  Clergy. 

Best  A.  C,  gent.  Athy-st 

FalknerRev.  Dr.  John,  D.D.  rector  and 
vicar  of  the  parishes  of  Carlow  and  Kil- 
leshin,  Dublin-st 

Falkner  Jn.  Fred,  deputy  registrar  of  the 
Diocese  of  Laighlin,  Dublin-road 

Fishburn  William,  Esq.TuUow-st 

Jackson  Robert,  Esq.  Graigue 

Minchen  Rev.  Humphrey,  Church-st 
Academies. 

Caldwell  Rev.  J.  master  of  the  scientific, 
classical  and  mathematical  school,  Rut- 
land-place 

Stephens  Michael  Clarke,  Tullow  st 
Apothecaries, 

Byrn  Nicholas,  Dublin-st 

Malcomsom  Henry,  Tullow-st. 

Montgomery  Francis,  Dublin 
Attornies. 

Hill  Dudley,  Dublin-st 

M'Mahon  Charles-moore,  Burrin-st 

Walker  Singleton,  Browne-st 
Bakers. 

Brown  Robert,  Dublin-st 

Burbrid'ge  John,  Tullow-st 

Flynn  Lawrence,  Castle-st 

Gardiner  Hamilton,  Tullow-st 

Gardiner  Singleton,  Tullow-st 

Hanlon  Rose,  Tullow-st 

Jones  James,  Tullow-st 

Johnson  Stanley,  Dublin-st 

Kelly  Wm.  Castle-st 

Lakes  Wm.  Tullow-st 

Murphy  Nicholas,  (&  auctioneer)  Castle-st 
Booksellers,  Stationers;  S^c. 

Nowlan  Timothy,  Tullow-st 


Price  Richard,  Carlow  Morning  Office,  Mon. 
and  Thursday,  Dublin-st 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 

Bowles  Joseph,  Burrin-st 

Davies  Richard,  TuUlow-st 

Davies  Robert,  Tullow  st 

Leonard  John,  Tullow  st 

Murrow  John,  Tullow-st 

Brewers  and  Maltsters. 

Burroughs  Frances,  Bridewell-lane 

Ferrall,  Cofley  and  Finn,  Centaur-lane 

Redmond  Matthew,  Dublin-st 
Confectioners, 

Holmes  Thomas,  Dublin-st 

Holmes  James,  Burrin-st 

Williams  Edward,  Tullow-st 

Earthenware  Dealers. 

O'Brien  Joshua,  Tullow-st 

Nowlan  Timothy,  Tullow-st 

Whitton  Elizabeth,  Tullow-st 
Flour  Factor. 
Dillon  Thomas,  Tullow-st 

Grocers,   Sfc. 
Bogard  ^Valte^,  Castle-st 
Carroll  Thos.  Wright,  Wellington-bridge 
Coyle  Thomas,  Tullow-st 
Coiiey  John,  Dublin-st 
Curran  Patrick,  (and  spirit  dealer)Dublin-6t 
FitzsimmonsThos.(&  tobacconist) Tullow  et 
Gittman  Edw.  (baker,)  Castle-st 
Hughes  Thomas,  Dublin-st 
jvers  Robert,  Tullow-st 
Kennedy  Edward,  Dublin-st 
King  James,  Dublin-st 
Lawler  and  Furlong,  Tullow-st. 
Leakes  William,  Tullow-st 
Murray  Hugh,  Castle-st 


j^ 


CARJiOW. 


Nowlan  Henry,  TuUow-st. 
Richardson  Jphn,  Dublin-st. 
RudKinMark,  Dublin-st. 

Haberdashers. 
Connolly  Michael,  Dublin-st 
Dunn  Andrew,  Dublin-st, 
Galbraiih  William,  Dublin-st. 

Hat  Manitjacturers. 
Murray  John,  Tullow-st. 
O'Connor  John,  Dublin-st. 
Walsh  Bridget,  Dublin-st. 

Inns. 
Coifey  James,  Wheat  Sheaf,  Burrin-st. 
Lehon  John,  Yellow  Lion,  Burrift-st, 

Ironmongers. 
Burrows  Thomas,  Burrin-st. 
Cramvell  Richard,  TuUow-st. 
Spencer  Benjamin,  Castle-st 

Leather  sellers. 
Calian  Ge©i^e,  Tullow-st, 
Haughton  Joshua,  Tullow-st. 
King  Richard,  Dublin-st. 

Line7i  and  Woollen  Drapers. 
Brophy  John,  Tullow-st. 
Byrne  James,  [wholesale]  Burrin-st. 
Dillon  Thomas,  Tullow-st. 
Haughion  Samuel,  Burrin-st. 
Hughes  Thomas,  Dublin-st. 
O'Brien  Daniel,  TUllo\r-st. 
Ryan  John,  Tullow-sfi 
Sherlock  Ellen,  Tullow-st. 
Waring  Lettice,  Tullow-st. 
Warren  John,  Tullow-st. 
Wright  Rebecca,  Tullow-st. 
Merchants. 
Alexander  Jn.  {.miller  &  maltster]  Mill-ford 
Clark  Simon,  (corn  &  miller]  Athy-st. 
Haughton  Thomas,  Graigue 
Kennedy  Thos.  (skin  &  feather)  Tullow-st 
MacartueyHenry,[corn  &  miller]  Castleville 
M'Gillycuddy  Pat.  and  Co.  Quay 
Morris  William,  Dublin-st. 
Thompson  John,  John-st- 
Thompson  Benjamin,  [corn.]  John-st. 

Painters  and  Glaziers. 
Bennett  James,  (coach)  Tullow-st. 
Davis  and  Reilly,  Tullow-st. 
Hill  James,  Burrin-st. 

Physicidns. 

Conroy ,  Burrin-st. 

MahargJohn,  Athy-st. 
Reed  Arthur,  Brown-st.    . 
Stone  M.  N.  Burrin-st. 

Public  Craner. 
0'MearaDaniel,(&  corn  factor) Butter-crane 

Pttblicans,  Sfc, 
Barry  Charles,  Centaur- lane 
Bynie  Michael,  Dublin-st. 
Cary  John,  Tullow-st. 
Culien  Johu,  Tullow-st. 
Dunn  Thomas,  Dnblin-st. 
Dunne  William,  Graigue 
Gaskin  Edward,  Wellington-bridge 
Hines  Michael,  TuUow-st. 
Kavanagh  Matihew,  Graigue 


Kavannagh  Michael,v€teigH* 
Keating  Edward,  Burrin-si. 
Keating  James,  Castle-st, 
Kennedy  James,  Tullow-st. 
Kenny  James,  Tullow-st. 
Lyons  Patrick,  Tullow-st. 
M'Donald  Martin,  Dublin-st. 
M'Evay  Wm.  Castle-st. 
M'Quirk,  Centaur-laue 
Moore  Michael,  Castle-st. 
Mulball  William,  Dublin-st. 
Murphy  James,  Burrin-st. 
Nowlan  Peter,  Castle  st. 
Nowlan  Matthew,  Dublin-road 
Redmond  Andrew,  Tullow-st.    . 
Reynolds  Edward,  Centaur-lane 
Warren  Henry,  Burrin-st. 
Worthington  Thomas,  Burrin-st. 

Saddlers. 
Costello  Jasper,  Dublin-st. 
Fitzgerald  Andrew,  Dublin-st, 
Little  Thomas,  Burrin-st. 
Smith  James,  Tullow-st. 

Tallow  Chandlers. 
Ailment  Lucy,  Tullow-st. 
Comerford  James,  Tullow-st. 
M'Carthy  Wm.  Castle-st. 
McCarthy  Patrick,  Tullow-st. 
Muldowny Daniel,  Tullow-st. 
Paul  Mary,  Dublin-st 
Woodroofe  Richard,  Tullow-st. 

Tanners. 

Dowling  John,  Graigue 
Finn  Thomas,  Castle-st. 
Jackson  Wm.  &  Adam,  Graigue 
Wilson  James  &  George,  Graigue 

Tobacconists. 
Hughes  Francis,  Dublin-st. 
Moore  James,  Castlc-st. 

Watch  Makers. 
Dyer  Henry,  Tullow-st.  ' 

Foster  Joseph,  Tullow-st. 

JFine  and  Spirit  Merchants. 
Gittman  Edward,  Baker,  Castle-st. 
Hughes  Thomas,  Dublin-st. 
Kavanagh  John,  Church-lane 
Rudkin  Mark,  Dublin-st. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Condell  William,  flour  dealer,  Tullow-st. 

Crawley  Thomas,  pawn  broker,  Browne-st« 

Corrigan  Samuel,  brazier,  Tullow-st. 

Culien  James,  marble  manufac.  Dublin-st. 

Fitzgerald  Edward,  surgeon,  Dnblin-st. 

Holland  Jas.  high  constable,  Browne-st. 

Kirwan  James,  jailer,  Barrack -st 

Maxwell  Martia,  ropemaker,  Tullow-st. 

Murphy  Bernard,  cabinet  maker,  Dublin-st 

O'Brien  Wm.  breeches  maker,  Dublin-st. 

Proctor  Nat.  distributor  of  stamps,  Athy-st 

Coaches- 

From  Wheat  Sheaf,  Buurin-street. 

Kilkenny,  Day  Coach  |to  Dublin,  througl 
Naa&  every  morning  at  a  quarter  past 
nine  to  Kilkenny  every  day  at  half-past' 
two.  ...■■"-         ■■^■'^ 

Carlow  and  Jiublin  Day  Coaeh  from  .Ha^ 


CARLOW. 


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vffioe  Dublip'St,  to  Dublin  every  morning 
at  half  past  eight,  returns  every  day  at 
three,  when  a  Diligence  starts  for  Lei^h- 
Un-hr'ulge  and  Bagenahtown,  and  re- 
turns next  morning  in  time  for  the  Car- 
low  oach. 

Royal  Mriil  to  Dublin  every  morning  at  ten, 
to  Cork  through  Kilkenny,  Clonmtl,  S^'c. 
every  evpaing  at  half-past  six. 

ff^aterford  Mail  to  Dullin  every  night  at 
half  past  ten,  to    TVutcrford  every  morn- 


ing at  half  past  three, 

A  Carr  from  George  Faircloths,  Tullow-st» 
to  Newross,  Tuesday,  Thursday,  &  Satui- 
day  mornings  at  seven  through  Leighliif 
bridge,  Bagenalstown,  Gores-bridge, 
Borri$  and  Graig,  returns  Mon.  Wed. 
and  Sat. 
From  James  Tynan's,  Dublin-road. 

A  Car  to  Dublin  Mon.  Wed.  a/>d  Friday 
mornings  at  nine,  to  Kilkenny,  Tuesday, 
Thursday  and  Saturday  afternoons  at  two. 


CLONMEL 

Ji.S  a  very  considerable  and  thriving  town,  situated  on  the  northern  side  of  the  river  Suir^ 
whose  water  is  beautifully  clear,  and  navigable  to  Waterford,  it  is  the  county  antt  assize 
town  of  Tipperary  in  the  province  of  Munster,  about  83  miles  from  Dublin,  25  from 
Kilkenny,  24  from  Waterford,  and  42  fiom  Cork.  It  is  governed  by  a  Mayor»  Recorder, 
Bailiffis  and  Town  Clerk.  The  streels  are  long  and  regular,  and  the"  houses  a»e  well  built, 
the  greater  part  of  which  are  rough  cast,  and  are  either  cream-coloured  or  white,  save  here 
and  there  one  of  neat  appearance,  whose  front  is  ofren  curiously  ornamented  with  blue 
slates,  cut  into  various  devices.  From  the  great  fertility  of  the  country  in  which  this  in- 
dustrious town  is  situated,  it  gained  the  appellation  of  the  golden  vale,  and  contains 
some  of  the  richest  land  in  the  whole  island.  Clonmel  within  these  few  years  has  been 
very  considerably  enlarged.  Mr,  Banfield  has  added  much  to  the  appeaiance  of  the  town 
by  the  erection  of  a  row  of  very  genteel  houses,  at  the  east  entrance,  and  Messrs.  Rialls 
are  adding  very  considerably  both  to  its  extent  and  appearance,,  in  the  erection  of  a  whole, 
street  of  very  eligible  houses,  '^he  streets  are  clean,  and  well  paved,  but  want  that  com- 
fortable accomodation,  a  flagged  causeway.  The  Church  is  an  ancient  gothic  buildin"- 
in  good  preservation,  with  a  handsome  octagonal  steeple,  containing  a  ring  of  five  mu° 
«ical  bells ;  there  are  ramparts  round  the  top  of  the  steeple,  as  well  as  all  round  the  church  • 
the  interior  boasts  an  elegant  simplicity,  and  possesses  an  excellent  organ,  the  exterior 
corresponds  with  the  rest  of  the  town  in  appearance,  being  roui^hcast,  and  white-washed 
Within  the  church  yard  is  a  pleasant  walk,  overshadowed  by  "trees  on  each  side  which 
gives  a  truly  picturesque  appearance  to  the  whole.  There  are  two  Catholic  Cha- 
pels, one  of  them  large,  new,  and  beautiful,  the  other  in  Irishtown  ;  there  is  also  a 
Friary,  a  Nunnery,  and  a  Monkhouse,  two  Methodist  Chapels,  a  Meeting-house,  beloudne 
to  the  Quakers  ;  aBaptist  and  a  Presbyterian  Chapel.  There  is  also  a  House  of  Industry 
large,  clean,  and  convenient,  a  building  which  reflects  the  highest  credit  on  the  countv  - 
It  was  erected,in  the  year  1811,  and  is  chiefly  supported  by  county  presentments  at  present 
It  consists  of  three  departments,  namely,  infirm  poor,  vagrants  and  lunatics  ■  though  its 
advantages  are  not  confined  to  these  objects,  for  in  March,  1818,  when  the  Typhus  fever 
proved  so  fatol,  the  Governors  with  christian  charity,  admitted  into  it  tlie  orphan  children 
of  such  parents  as  fell  victims  to  the  disease,  in  the  various  hosnitals  in  the  town  who 
had  not  friends  to  afford  them  relief ;  the  number  of  such  children  in  the  house 
amount  to  23,  who  are  comfortably  provided  with  meat,  drink,  washinir,  loddnsrs 
clothes  and  education;  the  aggregate  number  of  the  persons  in  the  various  departments 
at  present,  ^180  There  ,s  a  I-ever  Hospital  and  a  Dispensary,  ef  elegant  appearance  ; 
a  Lying-in-Hospital ;  a  Sick  Poor  Establishment,  and  a  Female  Orphan  Protestant  Asvlum 
The  county  Gaol  is  a  strong  stone  f:ibric.  The  new  Court-house  stands  in  an  eliffible  situ- 
ation, in  Nelson-street,  is  a  good  convenient  building,  and  an  ornament  to  the  town  •  the 
°l  .^"V^*  ?^''0'«"^  ^'^  *^'^  "■''^  «i  ^^«  soldiery,  possesses  a  good  clock,  is  known  by  the  name 
of  the  Main-guard,  and  stands  at  the  entrance  into  Main-street,  in  which  tlie  Post  Office 
is  situated,  at  tl^  far  end  of  which  one  of  its  gates  are  still  standing,  a«d.  which  leads  into 
Irishtown;  in  Duncan-street  is  a  commodious  Commercial  Coffee  Room,  supported  bv 
subscription;  and  at  the  Royal  Mail  Coach  Hotel,  a  Subscription  News  Room  •  in  War 
ren-strcet  18  an  Abbey  in  ruins  though  the  steeple  is  nearly  perfect ;  it  is  of  considerable 
extent,  and  supposed  to  have  been  built  in  the  thirteenth  centurv.  There  is  a  Butter  Market 
House,  which  18  a  tery  large  stone  building,  containing  two  Offices,  for  the  Butter  Inspec- 

ukitt^-T",'^  !"  •"*"^f/''^-  f"*«l«"f  «»  butter  weighed,  and  where  all  must  be 
taken  to  be  weighed  hat  is  sold,  either  for  home  consumptioa  or  for  exportation,  tU* 
average  quantity  sold  m  the  market  annually,  is  about  50,000   firkins,  supplied  from  tt 


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efcerSMBt. 


dairies  of  several  adjacent  conntics.  William  Chaytor,  Esq.  iS  Weigh  Master,  and  John 
Keating-  is  Butter  Inspector.  The  Corn  Market  is  one  of  the  greatest  in  the  king- 
dom, iinnjeiise  quantities  being  purchased  for  exportation  as  well  as  for  manufacture 
and  home  consumption.  There  is  a  large  market-place  for  potatoes,  and  a  very  excel- 
lent shambles.  Three  good  stone  bridges  admit  an  easy  passage  over  the  Suir,  into  the 
two  counties  of  Waterford  and  Tipperary,  the  one  near  the  east  entrance  into  the  town, 
is  of  four  well  turned  arches,  the  second  bridge  is  of  three  arches,  and  the  third  bridge 
is  at  the  extremity  of  Irishtown,  near  to  ^the  House  of  Industry,  and  is  the  direct 
road  to  YoUghal,  by  way  of  Cappoquin,  Aiglisb,  and  the  Ferry  across  the  united  streams 
of  the  Bride  and  the  Blackwater.  The  traveller  on  his  approach  to  the  town,  has  a  good 
view  of  two  fine  and  extensive  Barracks,  one  for  artillery,  the  other  for  infantry.  Juan 
airy  situation  without  the  town,  is  an  extensive  and  convenient  military  hospital.  Clon- 
mel  is  a  Borough,  and  sends  one  member  to  Parliament ;  its  present  Representative  it 
John  Keily,  Esq.  Its  Market  daj's  are  Tuesday  and  Saturday  ;  its  Fairs  are  the  first 
Wednesday  in  every  month,  except  those  of  May  and  November,  in  which  months  they 
are  observed  oa  the  fifth  day  of  each.  The  population  is  estimated  at  from  .15,000 
to  16,000. 


Post  Office,  south  Main-street. — Rev.  James  Worrall,  Postmaiter, — J.  O'Brien,  act- 
ing Post  Master. — ^This  office  is  open  from  eight  o'clock  in  the  morning,  tHl  ten  at  night. 
— .The  Cork  Mail  to  Dublin  at  one  o'clock  in  the  morning. — The  Dublin  Mail  to  Cork,  at 
a  quarter  past  three  in  the  morning,  also  at  half  past  three  in  the  afternoon.— To  Cahir, 
by  Post  Boy,  at  a  quarter  before  eleven  in  tlie  forenoon. — To  Waterford  at  halt  past  six 
in  the  morning. 


Nobilitjf,  Gentry  and  Clergy. 

The   Right  Honourable  the   Earl  of   Do- 
noughmore,  Knocklofty 

Tl^e  Right   Honourable  William  Bagwell, 
M.  P.  Marlfield 

John  Keily,  esq.  M.  P.  Clifton 

The  Right"  Worshipful,  John Croker,  Mayor 

William  Chaytor,  esq.  Deputy  Mayor,  Bam- 
fields  buildings 

Saranel  Morton,  esq.  Little-island 

Stephen  Moore,  esq.  Barn 

John  Challoner,  esq.  Nclson-st. 

James  Morton,  esq.  Warren-st. 

The  Rev.  Daniel  Wall,  Rector  of  St.  Mary's 
Rectory 

The  VeryRcverend  Thomas  Flannery,  Ca- 
tholic i)ean  of  Lismore,  Irishtown 

The  Rev. Thomas  Monks,  Jerris-place 

The  Rev.  James  Worrall,  Mary-st. 

The  Rev.  Patrick  Gaffney,  Irishtown 

The  Rev.  John  Baldwin,  Irishtown 

The  Rev.  Charles  Dalton,  Irishtown 

The  Rev.  John  Prendergast,  Irishtown 

The  Rev.  Thomas  Power,  Irishtown 

Thomas  Sadler,  esq.  Clerk  of  the  Peace, 
Jervis-place 

Richard  Millett,  Gordon-st. 

Mrs.  Hill,  Jervis-place 

Academies. 

M'Crea  Jqhn  L.  Richmond-8t. 

Worrall 'Rev.  J  am  es,  Mary-st. 
Apothecaries, 

Collett  Benjamin,,  Irishtown 

Comas  Michael,  Dublin-st. 

Kearney  Richard,  Irishtown 

Mahony  Michael,  Main-st. 
Phelan  Dennis,  Main-st. 

Attornies. 
Baier  Walter,  Gordon-st. 
Close  Burrowes,  Mary-st. 
Collett  S.  M.  Old-quay 
Denmead  Adam,  Old-q^y. 
Demville  John,  Raheen 


Duckett  Richard  M.  Dnckett-st, 
Duckett  William,  Jervis-plaee 
Gordon  Samuel,  Warren-st. 
Labarte  E.  (town  clerk)  Duncan-st. 

Auctioneers. 
Briscoe  Paul,  Main-st. 
Broderick  William,  Dublin-st. 
Luther  William,  Nelson-st. 

Bakers. 
Cott  Catherine,  IrisbtoTva 
Craven  Ellen,  Main-st. 
Devine  Patrick,  Main-st. 
Duggan  John,  Main-st. 
Flanagan  William,  Dublin-st. 
Gilfoyle  Mary,  Dublin-st. 
Grady  Richard,  Johnsonrst. 
Headen  Thomas,  Main-st. 
Maher  Michael,  Johnson-»t, 
Reily  Ellen,  Dublin-st. 
Ryan  Thomas,  Main-st. 

Bankers. 
Riall  William  and  Brothers,  Puncan-st. 

Barrister. 
Grace  George,  esq.  Mary-rt. 

Boarding  Schools. 
Colclough  Mrs.  Johnson-st. 
Foley  Peter  Joseph,  (ladies)  Gordon-st. 
Kelly  Mary  Ann,  Johnsoil-st. 
Mason  Sarah,  Dublin-st. 
Strangman  Misses,  Mary-st. 

Boat  Owners. 
Gfubb  George,  New-quay 
Moore  Thomas,  New-quay 

Bookbinder. 
Higgins  George,  Duncan-st, 

Booksellers  and  Stationers. 
Goggin  William,  Maini-st. 
Gorman  Ellen,  Maini-st, 
Hackett  John,  M«in-st. 
Higgins  George,  Duncan-st« 

Boot  and  Sho^naker*y 
fioles  Robert,  Dublin-gt. 


ChmUEh. 


15t 


Boiirke  Edinuii4j  Iriebtown 
Fitzgerald  Michftel,  Mary-st. 
Harvey  Henry,  Dublia-st. 
Holmes  John,  l)ublin-st. 
Holmes  Thomas,  DobliD-st. 
Kempstou  Robert,  Bapfi»ld-buyding 
Legg  John,  Dublin-st. 
Meagher  John,  Mary-st. 
Thoiney  Matthew,  Richrnon-st. 
Thompson  William  Wade,  Dublin-st. 
Wilson  John,  Dublin-st. 
Wright  John,   Irishtown 

Breeches  Maker, 
SmythJames,  (glover)  Main 

Brewers  and  Maltsters, 
Going  Stephen,   Morton-st. 
Greer  and  Murphy,  Nelson-st. 

Broken . 
Briscoe  Paul,  Uomjaaission)  Main-st. 
Luther  William,  Nelson-st. 

Builders  and  Architects. 
Hanley  John  and  Ce.  Charles-st. 
Shea  Adam,  William-st, 

Butter  Merchants. 
Feeban  John,  Old-quay 
Grady  Patrick,  New-quay 
Murphy  and  White,   [bacon  and  provision) 
Dowd's-lane 

Cabinet  Makers. 
Graham  Jacob,  (upholsterer)  Duacan-st, 
Poyntz  Thomas,  Dublin-st. 
Taylor  Thomas,  Irishtown 

Carver  and  Gilder, 
Bianconi  Charles,  Dublin-st. 

Circulating  Libraries. 
Heuston  Archibald,  Dublin-st. 
Lynch  Margaret,  Dublin-st* 

Clothes  Brokers. 
Hewitt  Laurence,  Irishtown 
Shauahan  Matthew,  Irishtown 
Clothiers, 

Crean  Richard  and  Sons,  Irishtown 
O'Brien  Joseph,  Main-st. 
O'Brien  Mary,  Main-st. 

Ceach  Makers. 
Julian  Henry,  Dublin-st. 
Roe  Mathias,  Kil$heelan-st 

Coach  Smith, 
Gorman  William,  Dubliu-st. 
Confectioners. 
English  Sophia,  Dublin-st. 
Young  Susannah,  Marj'-st. 

Collectors  of  Excise 
Duckett  Thomas,  (pro  collector)  Duckett-st 
Jepson  Lorenzo  Hickey,  esq.  up.  Johnson-st 

Coopers. 
Ahem  James,  Jobnsoa-sti 
Daniel  Maurice,  Maip-st. 
Masey  James,  Johneon-st. 
O'Brien  Michael,  Maiii-st. 
Ryan  John,  Main-st  ,' 

Corn  Merchants,     ^j  »nis«iy 
Cantwell  Tbomas,  OW-quay   ,  ;,<^_        "* 


Cantwell  Patrick,  Old-quay 

Cantwcll  ThujnaB,  Jun.  fhouae)  Ncw-rt     yi 

Edmundson  William,  Johnson -St. 

English  Patrick,  Cashel-st. 

Grady  John,  IJolton-st. 

Grubb  T.  S.  Richmopd-st. 

Hayes  R.  and  J,  Old-quay  |. 

Hughes  Thomas,  Spring  Garden 

Malcomsom  Darid,  Old-qiiay 

Morton  and  Grubb,  Bridge-lane  ), 

Morton  James,  Warren-st.  ,^ 

Power  Edward,  Old-quay  j 

Power  John,  Duncaa-st. 

Pressor  Anthoay,  Old-quay 

Whitten  and  Co.  Old-quay 

Corn  Millers. 
Grubb  Joseph  Thomas,  Suir-islanil 
Hayden  Thomas,  Irishtown 
Hughes  Thomas,  Spring-garden 
Morton  and  Grubb,  Bridge-la'oe 
Morton  James,  Warren-st. 
Distillers. 
Stein  John  and  Co.  New-quay 

Dt/ers. 
Crean  Richard  and  Sons,  Irishtown 
Floyd  Thomas,   (silk  and  cotton)  Irishtowo 

Fire,  ^c.  Offices. 
Albion  Fire  and  Lifa  Insurance  Company, 

Abraham  Grubb,  Warren-st. 
British  and   Irish  Fire  and  Life  Insurance 

Company,  Robert  Banfield,  New-quay 
Sun  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Company,  Ja. 

Luther,  Main-st. 

Furniture  Broker. 
Shea  James,  Duncan-st. 

General  Agent  Office. 
Luther  John,  Main-st. 
Glass,  China  6f  Earthenvsare  Dealers 
Carroll  Esther,  Main-st. 
Davies  Robprt  and  Co.  Main-st. 
Lewis  Michael,  (wholesale)  &^ain-st, 
Penistan  Catherine,  Johnson-st. 
Penistan  James,  Main-st. 

Glasiers  and  Painters. 
Hughes  Samuel,  Johnson-st, 
Lyster  George,  Dublin-st, 
Lyster  John,  Johnson-st. 
Savage  John,  Mary-st. 
Stoteshury  Robert,  Dublin-st. 

Grocers, 
Burke  Edmund,  Irishtown 
Davies  and  Co,  Main-st. 
Glasscott  George,  Main-st. 
Gorman  John,   [gunpowder  officej  Main-st. 
Grubb  J.  and  J.  Gordon-st, 
Hickey  David,  Irishtown 
M'Clelland  William,  BanfieM-buiidings 
Maguire  William,  Irishtown 
O'Donnell  Philip,  Dublin-st. 
O'Neill  Honoria,  Irishtown 
Power  Susannah,  Dubli»-st. 
Purceil  James,  Dublin-at. 
Stokes  Thomas,  Jofcn«oB»«t. 

Grocers  atid  Spirit  Dmlers.         - 
Achison  Charles,  Johnjomist.  '^ 


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CLONMEL. 


Burke  Thomas,  Dublin-st. 

Cunningbam  William,  Bridge-lane 

Daniel  Philip,  Main-st. 

Daniel  Maurice,  Main-st. 

Devine Patrick,  Main-st. 

DunphyJohn,  Main-st. 

Firm  William,  Main-st. 

Hayes  John,  Main-st. 

Hayes  Nicholas,  Dublin-st. 

Hennessy  Arthur,  Main-st. 

Kennedy  Matthew,  Dublin-st. 

Lean  Francis,  Main-st. 

Lonergan  John,  Main-st. 

Louergan  William,    Main-st. 

Magrath  John,  Main-st. 

Kowlan  Thomas,  Banfields-buiidings 

O'Connor  Walter,  Johnson-st. 

Power  Thomas,  Main-st. 

Purcell  James,  Dublin-st. 

Purcell  James,  Johnson-st. 

Quirk  Margaret,   Johnson-st. 

Ryan  Edward,  Main-st. 

Ryan  Pierce,  Main-st. 

Ryan  William,  Main-st. 

Slattery  Joseph,  Main-st, 

Stattery  Mary,  Main-st, 

Stokes  Thomas,  Johnston-st. 
White  James,  Dublin-st. 

Gun  Makers. 
Armstrong  George,  Main-st. 
Carter  Andrew,  Dublin-st. 
Harris  Benjamin,  Dublin-st. 
Haberdashers. 
Cleary  Patrtck,  Main-st. 
£vans  Eliza,  Irisbtown 
Grubb  Francis,  Dublin-st. 
M'Namara  William,  Main-st. 
Quirk  Ann,  Main-st. 
Ryan  Mary,  Main-st. 
Thompson  Susannah,  Main-st. 
Hardwaremen. 
Fleming  Francis,  Main-st. 
Hughes  Joseph,  Main-st. 
Jameson  Sarah,  Johnson-st. 
Otway  William,  Main-st, 
Power  Thomas,  Dublin-st. 

Harness  Maker. 
Flood  Michael,  Nelson-st. 

Hat  Manufacturers. 
Barrett  Michael,  Flag-lane 
Langau  Bryan,  Dublin-st. 
Hotels. 
Ormond,  Mary  Richardson,  Jobnson-st. 
Royal  Mail  Coach,  F.  Grubb,  Dublin-st. 

Inns. 
Eagle,  Margaret  Carroll,  Main-st. 
Great  Globe,  James  Butler,  Dublin-st. 

Jewellers. 
Maddin  Denis,  Dublin-st. 
Hannovan  Patrick,  Dublin-st. 
Iron  Founders. 
Proctor  John,  (brass  and  steel)  Jervis-st. 
Williams  Michael,  Main-st. 

Iron  Merchants. 
CatAwell  William,  Irishtown 


Grubb  Thomas  Saniuel,  Richmond-st. 
Williams  Michael,  Main-st. 

Iron  Mongers. 
Hickey  David,  Irishtown 
Keating  Walter,  Main-st. 
Williams  Michael,  Main-st. 
Leather  Sellers. 
•j  Butler  John,  Irishtown 
Carew  Mary,  Main-si. 
Downy  John,  Johnson-st. 
Kelly  Patrick,  Irishtown 
Quirk  John,  Bridge-lane 

Linen  Drapers.  , 
Barry  John,  Main-st. 
Davies  Thomas,  Johnson-st. 
Flyn  William,  Main-st. 
Grubb  Robert  George,  Main-st. 
Hanley  Thomas,  Main-st. 
Hannovan  Patrick,  Dublin-st. 
Hefernan  William,  Main-st. 
Keily  Ellen,  Main-st. 
Lonergan  Alice,  Main-st. 
Martio  Mary,  Dublin-st. 
Murphy  P.  Main-st. 
Neagle  Mary,  Main-st. 
O'Neill  Philip,  Irishtown 
Phelan  Michael,  Main 
Reylance  Thomas.  Main 
Taylor  Hannah,  Main 
Waring  Joshua,  Johnson-st. 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers. 
Kearney  Michael,  Main-st. 
M'Keary  John,    (and  carpets  and  blankets^ 

Main-st. 
O'Connor  Patrick,  Main-st. 

Machine  Maker. 
Graham  George,  Duncan-st. 
Merchants. 
Banfield  Robert,  [provision]  New-quay 
Cantwell  Patrick,  Irishtown 
Daniel  John,  Mary-st. 
Harvey  Hill,  Johnson-st. 
Joyce  Henry,  (bacon)  Irishtown 
M'Cheane  Denis,  Gordon-st. 
O'Brien  Daniel,  Gordon-st. 

Milliner. 
Hinds  Eliza  Coote,  (&.  dressmaker)  Ma5n-st 

Nursery  and  Seedsman. 
Higgins  Thomas,  Duucan-st. 

Painters. 
Hayes  Edward,    [landscape  and  minature] 

Johnson-st. 
Hennessy  Robert,  (&  paper  stainer)  Main-st 
Sleaden  Richard,  (heraldrj')  Irishtown 

Pawnbrokers. 
Brennan  Richard,  Mary-st. 
Davies  Thomas,  Johnson-st. 
Flanigan  John,  Dublin-st. 

Physicians. 
Burgess  Richard,  Warren-st. 
Constable  Robert,  Johnson-st. 
Eagle  Edward,  Johnson-st. 
Fitzgerald  Gerald,  Duncan-st. 
Hemphill  Samuel,  Gordon-st. 


CLONMEL. 


'''  '■       Printers. 
Carson  William,  (general,  and  proprietor  of 

the  Clonmel  Advertiser,  Wednesday  and 

Saturday)  Office.  Johnson.-st. 
Gorman  Ellen,  Main-at. 
Grace  George,  (Clonmel  Herald,  Wednesday 

and  Saturday)  Mary-st. 
Hackett  John,  Main-st. 

Professors  of  Music. 
Sulivan  Emund,  Johnson-st. 
Sweeny  Charles,  New-st. 

public  Notaries, 
Hayman  James,  Commissioner  of  his  Ma- 
jesty's Courts  of  Exchequer,Common  Pleas 
and  King's  Bench,  and  Master  Extraor- 
dinary of  his  Majesty's  High  Court  of 
Chancery,    Richmond- st. 

Rape  and  Bacon  Merchant. 
Grubb  Robert  Samuel,  Suir-island 

Rope  Maker 
.Hudson  William,  Main-st. 
Saddhrs. 
Castell  William,  Main-st. 
Collett  Stephen,  Main-st. 
Harvey  John,  Main-st. 
Lonergan  and  Daniel,  DuWin-st. 
Seery  Michael,  Johnson-st. 
Willis  Robert,  Dublin-st. 

Salt   Manufacturers. 
Edmundson  William,  Johnson-st.  i 

O'Neill  William,  Old-quay 
*>;.  Seedsmen. 

O'Brien  Michael,  Main-st. 
Taylor  Peter,  Iriehtown 

Serge  Manufacturers. 

Crean  Richard  and  Sons,  Irishto\vn 

Soap  Boilers. 
Bond  John,  Main-st. 
Going  Stephen,  Irishtown 
Keily  Jeremiah,  Main-et. 
Phelan  Andrew,  Johnson-st. 

Skinnei's, 
Collins  Petjr,  Bridge 
Connor  John,  Bridge 
Davis  Lawrence^  Irishtown 

Spirit  De  tiers. 

Anderson  Thomas,  Dublin-st.  ^^ 

Bourke  Patrick,  Main-st. 

Geary  Patrick,  Johnson-st. 

Kelter  Andrew,  Bridge-lane 

O'Neal  Henry,  Main-st. 

Ryan  Martin,.  Main-st, 

Surgeons. 
Bell  Casper,  Mary-st. 
Dillon  William,  William-st. 
Flood  Michael,  Charles-st. 
Murphy  Patrick,  Main-st. 
Philips  J.  R.  3,  Banfield's-buildings 

Tailors. 

Burke  James,  Maia-st. 
Lalor  Terence,  (and  draper)  Main-st. 
Moriarty  Peter,  Mary  st. 
Murphy  John,  (and  draper)  Main-st, 
X      , 


Cashin  Timothy,  Bridge  - 

Davis  Michael,  Irishtown 

Hayden  Thomas,  Irishtown  ^ 

King  William,  Charles-st.  ^.^ 

Price  John,  Irishto'-n  ■ -" 

Price  J.  and  R-  Irishtown 

Prendergast  Thomas,  Mary-st.  -^ 

Taylor  Thomas,  Irishtown  ;■' 

Taverns  and  Public  Houses. ' 
Anchor.  M.  Hogan,  Dubliii-st* 
Anchor,  P.  Hogan,  Shambles-lane 
Anchor,  J.  Prendergaist,  Shambles-lane 
Bear,  .>.  Tennison,  Braham's-laue  :. 

Letters,  J.  Cassin,    opposite  the  post  of&oen, 

Main-rt- 
Letters,  A.  Collins,  Dublin-st. 
Letters,  Patrick  Ferrall,  Irishtown 
Letters,  J.  Hackett,  Dublin-st. 
Letters,  J.  Hackett,  Main-st. 
Letters,  William  O'Brien,  Irishtowo        ...^ 
Leiters,  L.  Ryan,  Johnson-st.    ,  .ji 

Letters,  B.  Walsh,  Johnsoh-st.  .; 

Plough,  James  Fleming,  Johnson-st. 
Rock  of  Cashel,  R.  Burke,  Irishtown        ''' 
Royal  Oak,  C.  Hotran,  Bridge-lane 
Royal  Oak,  E.  Woods,  Irishtown 
Shamrock,  E.  Goggin,  New -sham bles-lan« 
Sun,  P.  Mulcahy,  Irishtown 
Wheat  Sheaf,  Mary  Keating,  Irishtown 
Yellow  Bottle,  J.  Fitzgerald,  Main-st. 

Timber  Merchants. 
Cantwell  Dennis,  I'-ishtown 
Castell  James,  Main-st,  ' 

Tobacconists. 
Cant  ell  William,  Irishtown 
Dillon  John,  Main-st. 

Fell  Nicholas,  Main-st.  j 

Keily  Jeremiah,  Main-st.  ,,: 

Murphy  Mary,  Main-st. 

Umbrella  Makers. 
Blanchiield  James,  Diibli'n  st. 
Nowlan  James,  Maii-st. 

Watch  and  Clock  Makrrti. 
Broderick  William,  Dublm-st. 
Doherty  James,  Dublin-st.. 
Harvey  Tlioophiius,  Dublin-st. 
Hill  John,  Dublin-st. 
Prossor  Simon,  Dublin-st. 
I        (Vine  and  Spirit  Merchants..        „ 
lAchison  William,  John'-i:rt-st. 
Gilliard  Philip,  Nelson-st. 
Greer  Thomas,  Old-q  1 1 v 
Grubb  Abraham,  Wa -.-i  n-st. 
Kenny  William,  Duh'       ;. 
Ryan  Patrick,  Gordon-«t.  "'f 

IVoollen  Drrrpers,  - 

Burke  James,  Johnson-st. 
Butler  John,  Main-st.  ainru;;;' 

Cahill  Widow,  Main-st.    .  "'oaijfiB 

Lawlor  John,  Main-st. 
Magrath  Edward,  Main-st.  .q 

Mara  James,  Main-st.  ■'■'•f^ 

Woollen  Merchants,  S(c. 
Moore  James,  •  and  -manufacturer)'Warrilii-»fe' 
Sargint  W,  and  E.  Irishtown 


162 


CLONMEL. 


MISCELLANEO  US . 

Allen  J.  bacon  factor,  Banfields-buildings 
Blakenny  J.  chair-maker,  Dublin-st, 
Bradford  J.  razor-maker,  Main-st. 
Casey  William,  skin  and  feather  dealer 
Crawley  T.  stay-maker,  Mary-st, 
Curtis  Richard,  Pump-maker,  Johason-st. 
Excise  Ofl&ce,  IDuck  ;tt-st. 
Geron  M.  stone-cutter,    William-st. 
Hinds  F.  Coote,  brazier  &  tinman,  Main-st 
Kelly  Edward,  pump-maker,  Dublin-st. 
Kempston  Esther,  toy-shop,  Main-st. 
Massey  Wm.  'inplate- worker,  Johnson-st. 
Moran  Stephen,  glover,  Dublin-st. 
Power  Patrick,  Ncw-st. 
Ryan  Stephen,  House  of  Industry 
Stephenson  Thomas,  hosier,  Dublin-st. 
Talbot   Thomas,  Master  of  county  Tippe- 

rary  House  of  Industry 
Thompson  John,  Coroner,  Charles-st. 
Triggs  Thomas,  brush-maker,  Main-st. 

Carriers  by  Land. 
A  well  appointedsetof  cars,  leave  Bianconi's 

Car  Office,  every  day  (Sundays  excepted. 


which  travel  at  the  rate  of  five  miles  per 
hour,  and  go  to  the  following  places  : 
Cdrrick  on  Suir,  fVattrford,  New  Ross, 
Taghmore,  TVexford,  Cnshel,  Eirtiis- 
corthy,  Thurles,  Cahir,  Tvpperury  and 
Limerick. 
A  Car  also  leaves  Mr.  Robert  Hennessy's 
Main-street,  for  Kilkenny,  every Tuesti ay, 
Thursday  and  Saturday,  at  11  o'Clock, 
A.  M.  which  arrives  at  that  place  at  four 
in  the  afternoon,  and  returns  on  Mondays, 
Wednesdays  and  Fridays. 

Coaches. 

From  Royal  Mail  Coach  Hotel.  The  Royal 
Mail  by  Kilkenny  for  Cork,  a  quarter 
past  three  every  morning,  by  CaJdr,  for 
Cork,  at  half  past  three  every  afternoon. 
To  Dublin  at  one  o'clock  in  the  morning. 

The  Limerick  Coach  changes  horses  here  at 
twelve  o'clock  at  noon  every  Monday, 
Wednesday  and  Friday,  on  its  way  from 
Waterford  to  Cork,  and  returns  every 
Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Saturday,  at  half 
past  two  in  the  afternoon. 


###|^^^/^#^^•'^A/t#^ 


COLERAIN. 

JL  HE  town  of  Colerain,  in  the  county  of  Londonderry,  is  114  miles  N.  E.  from  Dublin. 
It  has  long  been  famed,  forthe  superior  fabric  and  fineness  of  the  linen  manufacture,  of 
which  the  principal  part  is  exported  to  the  English  markets.  Colerain  is  also  remarkable 
for  the  large  quantities  of  salmon,  of  superior  quality,  which  are  caught  in  the  river  Bann. 
The  fishing  season  commences  in  March,  and  continues  till  August,  the  principal  part  of 
the  salmon  then  caught  are  exported  to  Liverpool,  packed  in  ice,  by  fast  sailing  smacks, 
which  are  dispatched  twice  weekly ;  at  a  distance  of  a  mile  above  the  town  there  is  a  lodge 
of  rocks  which  intersect  the  river,  over  which  the  water  that  issues  from  Lough  Ncagh,  in 
its  progress  to  the  sea  is  precipitated  with  grand  rapidity,  a  height  of  12  feet.  Piers  are 
constructed  on  these  rocks,  between  which  are  cuts  at  spaces  of  27  feet,  15  fett,  and  leaving 
40  open,  it  being  only  when  there  is  a  strong  fresh  that  the  fish  can  leap  up  the  rocks  on 
their  progress  up  the  river  to  spawn.  The  place  where  the  cuts  are  erected,  being  easier  of 
ascent,  hence  they  enter  and  are  taken  thereout  with  hand  nets,  but  the  largest  quantities 
of  salmon  are  taken  at  the  Cveena,  a  mile  below  Colerain,  in  nets  which  extend  across  the 
river,  it  is  only  the  fish  that  pass  those  nets  that  are  taken  at  the  cuts.  There  are  also 
two  eel  fisheries,  on  the  Bann,  commencing  in  September,  when  considerable  quantities 
are  caught,  which  arc  chiefly  salted  for  winter  use.  Colerain  is  a  handsome  v.'ell  built 
town,  governed  by  a  Mayor,  and  tivelve  Aldermen,  (one  of  whom  is  annually  elected 
Mayor)  and  twenty-four  Burgesses,  under  the  government  of  Sir  John  Perrot,  it  was  in- 
tended to  be  the  chief  city  of  the  county,  and  it  now  is  the  second  town  for  extent  and  im- 
portance, containing  upwards  of  5000  inhabitants.  In  the  centre  of  the  town  is  a  spa- 
cious handsome  square  called  the  Diamond,  surrounded  by  well  built  bouses,  and  respect- 
able shops,  the  markets  are  held  here,  and  in  the  middle  is  the  market-honse,  a  large 
handsome  building,  (with  a  Piazza)  under  which  is  the  meal  market,  and  above,  the 
courts  ol  quarter  sessions,  assemblies,  &c.  are  held  ;  indeed  the  town  of  Colerain  can  vie 
with  most  others,  with  good,  well  paved,  clean  streets  and  handsr.me  houses,  additions 
are  also  rapidly  making. 

The  trade  of  this  port,  consists  principally  in  the  export  of  linen  and  linen  yarn,  butter, 
pork,  hides  and  salmon,  to  Liverpool,  Glasgow,  America,  and  British  Plantations  ;  the 
importations  consist  chiefly  of  timber,  sugar,  rock  salt,  coals,  hardware,  earthenware, 
herrings,  &;c,  &c.  leather  and  cotton  goods  are  manufactured  in  this  town,  to  some  con- 
siderable amount  j'early.  The  importation  of  tobacco,  spirits,  teas,  and  wines  Jire  not 
permitted,  which  is  of  considerable  disadvantage  to  the  merchants,  as  they  are 
.obliged  fpr  the  most  part  to  purchase  such  articles  from  Belfast ;  could  these  restrictions 


COLERAIN. 


163 


be  done  away  (to  which  there  appears  no  reasonable  objection)  and  the  entrance  to  the 
harbour  improved,  Colerain  would  then  perhaps  be  as  flourishing  a  mercantile  town  as  any 
in  the  kingdom.  The  staple  manufacture  of  the  county  being  linens,  they  are  brought 
by  the  weavers,  (which  are  in  immense  numbers)  to  the  weekly  markets  on  Saturdays, 
when  the  merchants  and  bleachers  attend  and  purchase  the  webs  in  a  brown  state  ;  this 
trade  in  Colerain,  and  its  immediate  vicinity,  is  little  less  than  600,000  pounds  annually. 
Provision  mercliants  also  attend  this  market  for  the  purchase  of  pork,  beef,  &c.  in  very 
large  qtiantities. 

The  shambles  and  market  for  domestic  uses,  are  plentifully  supplied  with  beef,  mutton, 
rabbits  and  fiae  turbot  and  other  fish,  at  very  reasonable  prices.  The  town  is  pleasantly 
situated,  and  the  country  round,  with  the  Eann  river,  and  the  salmon  leap  at  the  cuts, 
(the  proprietor  of  which  is  George  Little,  esq.)  are  extremely  interesting,  and  well  worth 
the  strangers  notice.  The  Giant's  Causeway,  that  wonderful  natural  and  grand  phenome- 
non, is  only  nine  miles  from  Colerain  ;  and  attracts  numerous  visitors  to  the  town  and 
neiglibourhood,  during  the  summer  months,  particularly  as  there  is  excellent  bathinf  all 
along  the  coast.  There  are  here  two  Protestant  Cliurches  ;  one  of  which  in  a  street 
called  Killowen,  is  very  ancient,  two  places  for  Dissenters,  one  Methodist,  one  Independ- 
ent, one  Sectarian,  and  one  Catholic  Chapel.  The  Fairs  are  held  on  the  12th  May,  5th. 
July,  and  !ind  November.     Market  days  on  Saturdays. 

John  Boyd,  Poster  Master,  and  Stamp-Office,  Bridge-st. — The  Mail  for  Dublin,  is 
dispatched  from  this  Office,  at  half  past  ten  o'clock  every  night,  (Frlrlay's  excepted.) — The 
letters  from  Dublin  arrive  at  eleven  o'clock  every  night,  (Mondays  excepted. )— 
The  Belfast  and  Scotch  letters,  are  dispatched  and  received  by  the  above  mail. — The 
English  letters  are  sent  also  at  the  same  time  — The  cross  post  to  Ballycastle,  through 
Bush-mills,  leaves  at  live  every  morning,  and  returns  at  nine  every  evening,  — A  cross  post 
to  Magharafelt,  every  day  at  twelve  at  noon  ;  returns  every  evening  at  eight  o'clock. — Let- 
ters for  Dublin,  Belfast,  England  and  Scotland,  must  be  in  the  Office  before  nine  o'clock 
in  the  evening,  to  go  by  next  day's  mail. 


Academies. 

Cawfield  John,  Meeting-house-lane 
Coyle  Dennis,  Barrack-yard 
Hamill  Jane,  New-row 
M'Caldin  Rev.  A.  Church-st. 
Thomson  Ann,  Diamond 

Attorneys, 

Chambers  Chas.  Diamond 
Knox  Saml.  New- row 
Lowndes  Thos.  Tamnamoney 
M'Naghten  Robt.  New-row 

Apothecaries. 
Boyd  John,  Bridge-st. 
Eoyle  Alex.  Water-side 
Huston  Robt.  Kings-gate 
NeillAlex.  New-row 

Architects 

Mitchell  John,  Bridge-st. 

Auctioneers. 

Dogherty  Michael,  Meeting-house-lane 
M'MulIin  Thomas,  Kings-gate 
Thellar  Saml.  Brook-st. 

Bakers. 
Lavin  John,  Church-st. 
Morrow  Magt.  Kings-gate 

Black  Soap  Manufacturers. 
Donaldson  William,  Church-st. 
Hamilton  John,  Church-st. 

Bookseller  and  Stationer. 

Dunlop  David,  (music  seller  and  agent  to  the 
Norwich  Union  Fire  &  Life  Office)  Diamond 

Boot  and  Shoemakers, 
Crebbin  James,  Kings-gate 
Lowdin  John,  Kings-gate 
M'Gregor  DanI,  Kings-jate 


Brewers  and  Maltsters. 

O'Kaneand  Mitchel,  New-row 

Cabinet  Makers. 
Dennison  Robt.  Church-st. 
Dogherty  John,  Diamond 

Clothes  Dealers. 
Wanlock  Richd.  Church-st. 
Yates  John,  Killowen 

Confectioner. 
Burrell  Richard,  Diamond 
Cooper. 
Andrews  Wm.  New-row 

Cotton  Manufacturers. 
Gribben  Edwd,  and  Henry,  Water-side 
Hamilton  John,  Church-st. 

Dyer. 
Gribben  Edwd.  jun.  (&  printer)  Water-side 

Earthenware  Dealers. 
M'Kee  Mary,  [and  glass)  Diamond 
M'Kinley  Elizh.  Diamond 
Nelson  Jane,   Kings-gate 

Flax  Dressers^ 
Donnelly  James,  Lawrence-lane 
Donnelly  William,  Killowen 
Hume  John,  Common 

Grocers, 
Adams  John,  Water-side 
Black  Jas.  and  Son,  (and  bleaching  gtuff  dea- 
lers) Diamond 
Caldwell  Eliz,  (and  medicines)  Water-side 
Caldwell  James,  Water-side 
Caldwell  John,  Church-st 
Donaldson  William,  Church-st. 
Gil  more  James,  Diamond 
Giviu  Robert,  Church-st. 
Given  and  Bellas,  Church-st. 
Glenn  Thos.  Kings-gate 


1^4 


COLERAIN. 


GleimJohn,  Killowen 

Jackson  John,  Church-st. 
M^lntire  John,  Church-st. 
M'Kinley  Elizb.  Diamond 
M'Peake  Thos.  Water-st. 
Miller  Joseph,  Bride:e-st. 
Miller  Thomas,  Bridore-it. 
Nimick  Jamea,  Water-side 
Pftul  James,  KilloWen 
Rnbb  James,  Church  st. 
S.corby  Ann,  Kins^a-gnte 
Steen  M'illiam,  Killowen 
Stewart  Jame?=,  sen.  Water-side 
Stewart  Samuel  Kings-gate 
Swan  William,  Bridge-st. 
Swan  Hugh,  Church-st. 
Taylor  Daniel,  Church-st. 
Todd  John,  Diamond 
Walker  James,  Church-st. 

Haberdashers. 
fiegly  Sarah,  Diamond 
Cawfield  John,  Meeting-house-lane 
Charles  Ann,  Diamond 
Cochran  John,  (muslin  &  calico  Warehouse) 

Diamond 
l^ulton  Abram-  Church-st. 
Gribben  Edwd.  and  Henry,  Waterside 
Hamilron  John,  Church-st. 
M'Gregor  S-  and  J.  Kings  gate 
Mooney  Sarah,  Bridge-st. 
Or»  Martha  and  Sarah,  Water-side 
Scott  Francis,  Diamond 

Hat  Makers, 
Hall  Wm.  Water  side 
M'Clusky  George,  Bell-house-lane 
M'Kee  Abram.  Killowen 
Inns. 
Henry  E.  (mail  coach  hotel)  M«eting-house- 

lane 
M'Grotty  John,   (head  inn,  and  keeper  of 

post  horses,  chaises,  &c.)  Water-side 
Mooney  Stephen,  (swan  hotel)  Bridge-st. 

Imn  Monger*. 
Given  and  Bellas,  Church-st. 
Wark  Alex.  Diamond 

.  .  ,  Leather  Cutters. 
flunter  "fhomas,  Lavvrence-L^ne 
Winlack  Richard,  Church-st. 

Linen  Merchants  and  Bleachers, 
Who  attend  the  Colerain  markets  regularly. 

Marked  thus  §  are  linen  merchants  only. 
Alexander  James,  Newtown-limavady 
Alexander  John,  Newtown-limavady 
§Black  James  and  Son,  Colerain,  Diamond 
Barklie  Jas.  Mullamore 
Bennett  and  Son,  Greenfield 
Bennett  Thomas,  Ballydivit 
Boyce  Saml.  Capel-field 
Boyd  Saml.  Ballymoney 
Boyle  James,  Ballymoney 
Birnie  Chas.  Agevey 
§Cochran  John,  Ballymoney 
§Conn  Robert,  Gorton 
§Cramsie  James,  Ballymoney 
§Cramsie  John,  Ballinacree 
Curtis,  Hempill,  Hunter  and  Co.  Greenfield 


§Dick  Samuel,  Ballymoney 
Gamble  Cochran,  English  town 
Gamble  James,  Englishtown 
Hamill,  Smyth  and  Co.  Englishtowh 
Hart  John.  Drumcroon 
Hezlet  Robert,  jun.  Colerain,  Waterside 
Kidd  James,  Ballyclivet 
Knox  John,  Rushbrook 
M'Afee  John,  Englishtffwn 
M'Cieery  John,  Ballybritaift 
M'Farland  James,  Camies 
§Mitchell  Robert,  Ballj-money 
Moody  William,  Newtown-limavady 
&Neill  James,  Ballj-money 
Nevin  Thomas,  Kilmoyle 
Ogilby  Robert,  Woodbank 
Orr  Andrew,  Keely 
Orr  Henry,  Ballybritain 
Orr  John,  Drumcroon 
Orr  Wm.  Moneycarrier 
Rankin  David,  Heathfield 
Rankia  and  Ogilby,  Heathfield 
Rodgers  Mark,  Newtown-limavady 
§Scott  Hugh,  Ballymoney 
§SpencerJohn,  For t-ballau tine 
§Thompson  James,  Ballymoney 
Torbitt  James,  Greenfield 
Wilson  John  and  Sons,  Drumcroon 
Wilson  Samuel,  Killeague 

Merchants. 

Gait  John,  Diamond, 

Givin  Benj.  Diamond 

Kyle  Robert,  Laurel-hill 

Lawrence  Wm.(85  a^nt  to  the  Belfest  bank.) 

Diamond 
Lawrence  Sam.  jun.  &  Co.  Church-st. 
M'Neary  Thos.  (provision)  New-row 
Rice  Thomas,  sen.  Bridge-st. 
Rice  Thomas,  jun,  Banii-side 
Steen  William,  Killowen 

Oil  and  Colourman. 

Duncan  John,  Church-st. 

Painter  and  Glazier.- 
Gardner  Allan,  Diamond 

Physicians. 

Lithgow  David,  New-row 
M'llwaine  Jamesj  Bann-side 

Printer. 

Canning  James,  Society-square 

Public  Hoiises. 
Anderson  William,  Kinigs-gate 
Atcheson  James,  Churcb-st. 
Archibald  John,  [crown]  Meeting-house-lane 
Barr  James,  (fox-hunters)  New-row 
Bradley  James,  Diamond 
Bradley  Michael,  Killowen 
Campbell  Wm.  (sun)  Meeting-house-lane 
Caskey  Saml.  Diamond 
Dogherty  Jas.  [post  horses  and  bar  bwn^rl- 

Water-side 
Hall  Thomas,  Bell-house-lane 
Higgins  Elenor,  Bridge-st. 
Kennedy  John,  Killowen 
Killip  William,  Water-bide 


COLERAIN. 


16S 


Kinf?  Samuel,  Kings-gHte 

Lavin  John,  Chiirrh-st. 

M'Alli<!ter  Daniel,  Bell-house-lane 

M'Fetrish  Henry,  Kings-gate 

M'Grntri-  Robt.fplume  feathers)  Church-st. 

M'LaiKjblin  Richard,  (ship!  Water-side 

Quigff  Bernard,  (Kings  arms)  Diammond 

Shannon  Cathn.  (King  George)  Lawrence-l. 

Shannon  Thomas,  Kings-gate 

Simpktn  Henry,  (three  tuns)  Kings-gate 

Simpson  Anne,  Church-st. 

Smyth  Daniel,  Bridge-st. 

Steen  James,  Killowen 

Wallace  James,  Diamond 

Rope  Makers. 

Crossley  James,  Killowen 
Dennison  Andrew,  Bridge-st, 
M'Canless  Charles,  Back  rampat 

Saddlers. 

Caldwell  Alex.  Bridge-st. 
M'Allister  Ennis,  Church-st. 
Ward  Andrew,  Church-st. 

Srivcners. 
M'Gonegal  David,  Diamond 
Taggart  John,  Bridge  st. 

Spirit  Merchants. 

Caldwell  James,  Water-side 
Glenn  ./ohn.  Killowen 
Miller  Joseph,  Bridge-st. 
Nimick  James,  Water-side 
O'Kane  Daniel,  Killowen 

Surgeons. 
Boyd  John,  Bridge-st. 
Boyle  Alex.  Water-side 
Gregory  Wm.  New-row 
Huston  Robt.  Kin^s-gate 
Neill  Alex.  New -row 

Tailors  and  Habit  Makers. 
Alexander  Geo.  Meeting-houie-lane 
Blair  William,   Curtis-lane 
Lockitt  John,  Stone-row 
M'Gee  Roht.  Lawrence-lane 
Miller  John,  Kingsgate 

Tallow  Chandlers  and  Soap  Boilers. 

Miller  Thomas,- Bridge-st. 
Sharp  Robt,  Church-st. 

Tanners, 
Andrews  William,  New-row 
Dallas  Henry,  Brook-st. 


Hunter  Thomas,  Lawrence-lan« 
Savage  Patrick,  Killowen 
Sharp  Robt.  Church-st. 

Tinman. 
Beatty  John,  Water-side 

Tobacco  Manufacturer. 

Stewart  James,  jun.  Water-side 
Watch  Makers. 

Caldwell  James,  Water-side 
Huston  Samuel,  Bridge-st. 
Mathers  Adam,  Church-st. 
M'KownJ.  New-row 

Woollen  Drapers. 
BeglyHugh,  Bridge-st. 
Boyle  Daniel,  Water-side 
Calderwood  Hugh  and  Co,  Water-sid« 
Curry  William,  Bridge-st. 
Dougherty  John,  Diamond 
Dunlap  Harriet,  Bridge-st. 
Dunlap  Thomas,  Killowen 
Holmes  William,  Diamond 
M'Elwain  Archib.  Bridge-st. 
Weir  Joseph,  Bridge-st. 
Young  Nathaniel,  Church-«t. 

Yarn  Merchants. 
M'Mullan  Thomas,  Church-st. 
White  John,  Ballymoney 

Custom  House. 

M'Causland  Connolly,  esq.  Collector 
Cooper  George,  esq.  Pro  Collector 
Knox  Alex.  esq.  surveyor  and  landwaiter 
Wier  Wm.  gent,  tide  and  quay  officer 
Knox  Andrew,  tidewaiter 
Henshaw  Matthew,  tidewaiter 
M'Naghten  James,  esq.  surveyor  of  Port 

Rush 
M 'Neill  Alex.  esq.  surveyor  and  landwaiter 

at  Ballycastle 
Wray  Jackson,  esq.  surveyor  of  Port  Ballia- 
tree 

E.vcise  Office. 
Hunter  Richard,  esq.  collector 
O'Donnell  Francis,  pro.  ooUector 
Gray  Bazil,  esq.  surveyor 
Coaches. 
The  Mail   leaves  Colerain,  for  Belfast  at 
eleven  o'clock  every  night,  and  for  Lon- 
donderry/ at  half  past  ten  every  night. 
Coach  Office,    in    Church-street.— John 
Sharp,  Agent 


*W*^^*>^****0* 


CORK, 

JL  HE  capital  of  the  county,  is  a  sea  port,  and  Bishop's  see,  in  the  province  of  Munster ; 
124  miles  S.  W.  of  Dublin  ;  25  from  Youghal  ;  42  from  Clonmel,  and  60  from  Water- 
ford.  It  is  situated  on  the  river  Lee,  by  which  it  in  intersected;  and  over  which  it  has 
several  bridges  ;  the  principal  one,  of  very  elegant  structure,  named  after  the  tutelar  Ssunt 
of  Ireland,  and  standing  on  ■  three  beautiful  arches.  COftk  is  the  second  city  in  the  king- 
dom, and  is  peculiarly  well  situated  for  trade,  being  fonik  on  the  north  and  south  sides  of 
the  rirer  above  named,  and  on  a  number  of  Islands,  round  which  the  river  forms  natural 
canals,  by  means  whereof  boats  come  through  the   town,  a^d  deposit  their  cargoes  along 


166  CORK. 

the  numerous  quays.  It  is  said  to  have  been  founded  by  the  Danea^  and  enclosed  by  them 
with  walls,  about  the  middle  of  the  ninth  century.  It  was  never  a  place  of  any  con- 
siderable strength,  yet  it  made  a  \;esistance  of  five  days  against  a  regular  army,  in  Sept. 
1690,  when  it  was  besieged  l)y  the  Earl  of  Marlbro'  who  took  it  from  King  James's 
army,  at  which  tim?,  the  Duke  of  Grafton,  was  slain  in  the  attack,  M'ho  was  serving  as 
a  volunteer  ;  the  trarrison,  consisting  of  4,5000  men,  surrendered  on  Michaelmas  day,  and 
were  made  prisonersof  war.  The  ancient  name  of  this  city,  was  Corcag,  i.  e.  the  West 
Plain,  Marsh,  or  Morass  ;  and  from  the  circumstance  of  the  great  number  ot  marshes, 
and  the  river  branching  out  in  several  directions,  and  flowing  through  many  of  its  streets, 
causes  the  whole  to  bear  a  strong  resemblance  to  a  Dutch  town.  The  city  of  Cork  is 
large,  the  main  streets  well  built,  w'tJe  and  airy,  and  the  houses  with  a  few  solitary  in- 
stances, fronted  with  blue  slates;  one  of  them  called  the  grand  parade,  is  ornamented 
with  an  Equestrian  Statue  of  George  2d.  The  Mansion  House  at  the  corner  of  Henry- 
street,  is  a  spacious  and  elegant  edifice,  and  pleasantly  situated  near  the  windings  of  the 
river.  The  Cathedral  is  dedicaicd  to  St.  Patrick,  and  is  said  to  have  been  founded  by 
him  in  the  seventh  century.  In  1725,  it  was  taken  down,  and  rebuilt  in  about  ten  years 
after,  from  the  produce  of  a  duty  on  coals.  In  this  city,  were  several  religious  founda- 
tions, particularly  the  Abbey  of  Saint  Finbar,  founded  by  the  Saint  of  that  name,  who 
died  at  Cloyne,  but  was  buried  in  his  ov/n  church,  where  is  bones  were  afterwerds  de- 
posited in  a  silver  shrine.  Historians  relate  tiiat  A.  D.  800,  this  Abbey  contained  seven 
hunc|red  Monks,  and  seventeen  Bishops.  In  1057,  Mugrnn  O'Mutan  Comorb,  of  St. 
Barr,  was  murdered  in  the  night,  by  his  own  people.  In  the  year  1134,  this  Abbey  was 
refounded  by  the  Kingr  of  Desmond,  for  Canons  regular  of  St.  Augustine.  A  Dominican 
Friary  was  founded  in  1229,  and  was  granted  by  Henry  VIII.  in  1546,  to  William  Bonve- 
man,  at  the  yearly  rent  of  6s.  i)d.  sterling.  And  in  the  year  1578,  the  Bishop,  to  the 
great  grief  of  the  Irish  inhabitants,  publicly  burned  at  the  high, cross  of  the  city,  the 
image  of  St.  Dominick,  which  had  belonged  to  this  friary.  In  1420,  an  Augustinian 
friary  was  foundid  by  Patrick  Lord  Kinsale;  which  in  1576,  was  granted  by  Queen 
Elizabeth,  to  Cormac  M'Teige  M'Carthy.  The  walls  of  the  Church,  and  the  steeple, 
which  is  sixty-four  feet  high,  still  remain,  on  the  top  of  which  is  a  gilt  ship,  serving  as  a 
fane  ;  the  east  window,  the  only  one  of  the  choir,  was  thirty  feet  high,  and  fifteen  feet 
broad,  and  uncommonly  magnificent.  It  is  now  distinguished  by  the  name  of  the  red 
Abbey,  and  is  the  residence  of  Philip  Donovan,  who  is  grcaily  improving  it. 

In  the  south  suburbs,  the  Priory  of  St.  Stephen  was  founded,  for  the  support  of  Lepers 
which,  at  the  general  suppression  of  Monasteries,  was  granted  to  the  city  of  Cork.  Here 
was  also  a  Nunnery  of  St.  Jolm  Baptist,  near  to  the  scite  of  the  present  market  house. 
A  house  for  Carmelite  Friars,  and  a  Preceptory  of  Knights  Templars.  The  city  of  Cork 
contains  thirteen  ancient  parishes,  which  by  Act  of  Parliament,  were  about  the  year 
1726,  by  joining  and  dividing,  formed  into  seven  ;  and  from  that  time  till  1749,  the  old 
churches  were  thrown  down,  and  new  ones  built,  according  to  the  new  division  ;  except 
in  the  parish  of  St.  Peter,  which  was  not  rebuilt  till  the  year  1783.  The  parish  cliurch  of 
St.  Anne  Shandon,  on  a  very  high  ground,  on  the  north  of  the  river,  is  the  most  striking 
object  in  the  view  of  the  city,  from  its  lofty  situation,  with  a  high  steeple,  consisting  of 
several  stories,  gradually  diminishing  to  tlie  top,  where  it  terminates  in  a  beautiful  cupo- 
la ;  in  this  steeple  is  a  good  ring  of  bells.  A  little  lower,  on  the  same  hill,  is  situated 
the  parish  church  of  St.  Mary  Shandon  ;  to  which  the  old  parish  of  St,  Catharine  is  united  ; 
hence  passing  over  the  old  north  bridge,  into  i,hc  ancient  city,  St.  Peter's  parish,  whose 
church  is  remarkably  simple,  but  elegant  within.  Near  the  south  ;rn  end  ef  the  main- 
street,  is  Christ-church,  one  of  the  largest  modern  parish  churches  in  Irelartd  ;  it  was 
built  in  1749,  of  hewn  stone,  with  a  tall  steeple,  but  the  foundation  being  bad,  gave 
iray  at  one  side,  which  obliged  it  to  be  taken  down  as  far  as  the  roof  of  the  church,  but 
the  remaining  part  continued  so  leaning  in  its  position,  as  to  threaten  destruction  to  the 
passengers,  and  in  this  state  it  remained  more  than  half  a  century,  vvhen  it  was  taken 
down  entirely.  The  parish  church  of  St.  Paul,  in  the  eastern  part  of  the  city,  is  a  large  and 
neat  building,  but  without  a  steeple.  The  Cathedral  Church  of  St.  Finbarry,  which  is 
also  a  parish  church,  is  well  situated,  and  kept  in  excellent  order  ;  it  has  a  tower  at  the 
west  end,  supporting  a  spire  of  considerable  height,  but  of  very  inelegant  form.  In  the 
neighbourhood  of  this  church  is  the  Bishop's  Palace,  a  large  modern  building.  The 
parish  church  of  St.  Nicholas,  which  serves  for  six  parishes,  is  a  small  neat  building,  but 
without  a  steeple.  There  are  three  Roman  Catholic  Chapels;  four  Friaries;  three 
Methodist  Chapels  ;  one^  Presbyterian ;  one  Baptist  ;  and  one  Calvinist ;  also  a  Meeting 
House  for  Quakers.  Two  Infirmaries,  a  Dispensary,  a  Fever  Hospital,  and  a  Dispensary 
for  the  cure  of  diseased  eyes  ;  a  Lying-in-Hospital,  a  Fonndling  Hospital,  and  an  Orphan 
Asylum.  Nor  is  Cork  without  its  Magdalen  Asylum,  and  House  of  Industry;  attached 
towhichis  a  Lunatic  Asylum,  situated  on  a  rising  ground  without  the  town,  named  Terrace 
walk  ;  of  which  two  places,  Mr.  William  Collins  is  governor;  and  Mrs.  Mary  Ann  Day 


CORK, 


167 


the  matron  ;  here  are  three  Nunneries,  and  two  Monk-bouses,  a  Bridewell,  two  Gaols, 
two  Court-houses,  and  several  offices  of  Justice.  An  Exchange,  a  Custoni-liouse,  and 
Cotumcrclal-buildings,  there  are  several  Charity-schools. — A  Vaccine  Institution,  a  So- 
ciety of  Arts  ;  two  Theatres;  a  Linen  Hall  ;  a  Butter  VVeigh-house,  excellent  Shambles, 
and  well  stocked  Markets. 

The  Cork  Institution  is  a  public  one,  founded  for  the  purpose  of  diffusinfr  knowledge, 
and  f:icilitating  the  general  introduction  of  all  improvemeuts  in  arts  and  uianufitctiire, 
especially  agriculture;  and  for  teaching  by  courses  of  Philosophical  Lectures  and  experi- 
ments, the  application  of  science.  Itwas  incorporated  by  Royal  Charter,  in  1807,  and  h 
principally  supported  by  an  Annual  Parliamentary  Grant.  Attached  to  the  Institution, 
are  a  Botanic  Garden,  a  Scientific  Library,  a  Museum  of  Minerals,  and  a  Collection  of 
Agricultural  Implements,  to  serve  as  models  for  farmers  ;  the  Riglit  Hon.  the  Earl  of 
Shannon  is  President;  and  there  are  three  professors  belonging  to  the  estublishment, 
viz'.  Edmund  Davy,  esq.  professor  of  Cliemistry. — James  Willis,  esq,  M.  D.  professor 
of  Natural  Philosophy;  and  George  Tisdali,  esq.  professor  of  Agricultuie.  There  are  con- 
nected with  tiie  establishment,  eight  Farming  So!-ieties,  in  different  parts  of  the  county, 
which  receive  an  annual  grant  from  the  Institution  to  promote  agricultural  improvemiMit; 
contiguous  to  the  institution  is  the  Savings  Bank,  which  is  open  for  the  transaction  of  busi- 
ness,"every  Saturday  between  the  hours  of  twelve  andtiiree.  TheFoundlingHospital,  situate 
in  Leitrim-st.  is  on  an  extensive  scale,  having  no  fewer  than  360  childreu  in  the  hnu.sc, 
besides  650  out  at  nurse,  supported  by  a  tax  of  one  shilling  per  ton,  on  all  coals  imported. 
The  Rev.  Thomas  Cole,  is  Superintendent,  the  Mayor,  Sheriffs,  and  Common  Speaker,  for 
the  time  being;,  together  with  the  Common  Counci!,  and  26  Freemen  of  the  city  ekctei!  an- 
nually, are  the  Governors.  Her  Royal  Highness  the  Princess  Augusta,  is  patrojnss  oftiie 
Sunday  and  daily  Free-schools,  forclii'drenof  both  sexes,  supported  by  voluntary  contribu- 
tions. The  Lying-in-Hospital  is  chiefly  supported  by  charity  sermons,  it  is  situated  in  :i  re- 
tired and  healthful  part  of  the  town,  in  Nile-st.  and  is  calcilated  to  receive  twelve  poor 
women,  but  from  its  depressed  funds,  is  only  capable  of  atforditig  relief  to  ten  ;  the  Right 
Rev.  Lord  Bishop  of  Cork  is  Treasurer.  The  Orphan  Asylum,  supported  by  voluntary 
subscription,  contains  40  children,  besides  supporting  37  out  at  nurse.  Another  institution 
does  honour  to  Cork,  called  the  Humane  Society,  the  object  of  which  is  not  confined 
to  to  the  recovery  of  persons  apparently  drowned,  but  also  extends  to  the  administering 
of  advice  and  medicine,  to  the  poor  of  the  county  and  city  ;  nor  should  the  Cork  Society 
be  passed  over  in  silence,  which  was  established  for  the  relief  and  discharge  of  persons  con- 
fined for  small  debts,  to  which  is  annexed,  a  charitable  loan  society.  Numerous  other  cha- 
ritable institutions  open  their  friendly  doors  to  the  indigent  of  this  spirited  city,  amongst 
which  is  the  Blue  Coat  Hospital,  founded  in  the  year  1700,  by  the  benevolent  Dr.  Edwai-d 
Worth,  for  the  maintainance  and  education  of  poor  boyst  A  Green  Coat  Hospital  also, 
affords  an  Asylum  to  30  boys  and  10  girl*.  A  School  of  Industry  was  established  in  1801, 
for  the  educating,  dieting  and  rlothing  100  children  of  both  sexes,  without  any  exception 
to  religions  tenets.  The  Barracks  situate  on  a  rocky  mountain,  which  overlooks  the  city, 
are  very  fine  buildings,  and  on  an  extensive  scale.  The  Markets,  which  are  covered  in,  are 
commodious  and  accomodating,  enabling  the  caterer  to  purchase.  Flesh,  Fish,  Poultry 
and  vegetables  without  danger  of  being  wet-  The  ci^y  is  suppiied  with  fresh  water  liy 
means  of  machinery  which  raises  it  into  a  reservoir,  and  thence  into  pipes  that  are  con- 
veyed through  the  city.  The  country  around  is  extremely  pleasing,  chequered  with 
hill  and  dale,  wood  and  water,  and  highly  cultivated  ;  indeed,  the  landscape  /views  down 
the  river  on  both  si.les,  afford  extensive  and  diversified  prospects.  The  north  side  called 
Glanmire,  is"  elegant  beyond  description  ;  and  up  the  river  are  two  beautiful  walkf^, 
one  called  Sunday's  well,  and  the  other  the  IVIardyke,  a  gravel  walk  nearly  an  English 
mile  in  length,  with  rows  of  trees  on  each  side,  which  meet  at  the  top  ;  this 
walk  is  the  sinnmer  retreat  of  beauty  and  fashion,  and  is  terminated  by  the  elegant 
Mansion  of  Dr.  Coghlan,  distinguished  by  the  name  of  Mardyke  House.  Thiscity  posses- 
ses an  annual  Revenue  of  about  o£'2000  out  of  which  the  Mayor  enjoys  .£500  for  his  salary. 
The  Harbour  of  Cork  is  opposite  to  Cove,  seven  miles  below  the  town  wliere  ships  of 
the  greatest  burden  can  ride  ;  but  those  of  great  draught  can  proceed  no  higher  than 
Passages,  five  miles  and  a  half  from  the  city,  where  they  lighten  their  cargoes  ;  the  Lee 
admitting  vessels  of  150  tons  ouly  up  to  the  town.  The  export  trade  is  very  considerable, 
exclusive  of  an  immense  quantity  of  Spices,  Groceries,  Hardware,  Eartht-nware,  Cloth, 
JFish  and  various  other  articles  from  England,  with  Wines,  Brandy,  Oil,  Timber,  Shingles 
Staves,  Tar,  Turpentine,  Rum,  and  Sugar,  from  the  Continental  States  of  America  and 
the  West  Indies.  In  the  year  1812,  it  imported  5,754  hhds.  of  fhtx  su'ed  ;  and  ex- 
ported 57,156  barrels  of  different  kinds  of  grain  ;  2,896  cwts.  of  flour  and  meal  ; 
34,750  barrels  of  beef  ;  127,084  cwts  of  Imttcr  ;"  64,990  barrels  of  pork  ;  4,813  flitches  of 
bacon;  5,000  bullock.s  and  cows  ;  10,000  hogs  ;  and  1,337,787  yards  of  piain,  with 
105,394  yards  of  coloured  linen.  This  trade  is  of  long  standing  ;  and,  in  consequence  of 
the  establishment  of  most  extensive  breweries,  and  distilleries,  porter  and  whiskey 
haye  of  late  years  added  very  considerable  to  its  exports.    The  principal  intercourse  in 


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CORK. 


with  Brisiol,  Liverpool  and  London.  Its  chief  manufactum  are  itil  cloifii;  tfaeetin^. 
paper,  leather,  glue,  glass,  and  coarse  woollen  cloth. 

Cork  is  governed  by  a  Mayor,  Recorder,  BailiflFs,  Town  Clerk,  Alderman  and  Com- 
mon Council.  The  Mayor  is  annually  elected  frem  among  the  Burgesses.  The  present 
men  in  office  are  the  Right  Worshipful  Isaac  Jones,  Mayor;  Wm.  Waggett,  Esq.  Re- 
corder ;  Wm,  Preston  White,  Esq.  George  Atkins,  Esq.  High  SherifTs  ;  Thomas  Parsons 
Boland,  Esq.  Common  Speaker  ;  Wm.  Jones,  E-q.  Town  Clerk,  and  Clerk  of  the  Crown 
and  Peace  ;  Wm.  Phillips,  Henry  Hardy,  Coroners  ;  Lieut.  Gen.  Lord  Beresford,  G.C.B, 
Governor;  Major  General  James  Stirling'  Lieut.  Governor;  James  Comerford,  Esq. 
Town  Major  ;  Cork,  sends  two  members  to  the  imperial  Parliament ;  its  present  repre- 
sentatives are  Sir  Nicholas  Conway  Colthurst,  Bart,  and  the  Honourable  Christophv 
Healy  Hutchinson. 

The  fairs  are  held  on  the  day  after  Trinity  Sunday,  and  on  the  first  day  of  October. 
Its  market  days  are  Wednesday  and  Saturday,  and  its  population  estimated  at  85,000.* 

Post  OfiSce,  Caroline-street. — Henry  Fortescue,  Esq.  Post-Master.  The  po»t  from 
Dublin  by  Clonraell  is  due  every  day  expcept  Monday,  at  12  o'clock,  and  goes  out  every 
day  but  Saturday  at  half  past  four.  The  post  from  Dublin  by  Cashel  is  due  every 
evening  but  Monday  at  half  past  nine  o'clock,  and  goes  out  every  morning  but  Saturday, 
at  six  o'clock.  These  two  posts  take  and  bring  letters  to  and  from  all  parts  of  England, 
the  Continent,  &c.  The  posts  from  Limerick,  Croom,  ChajlevJle,  Donerail  and  Maljow, 
are  due  in  Cork  every  evening  at  four  o'clock,  and  return  every  morning  at  nine  o'clock  ; 
letters  to  lie  in  the  office  at  nine  at  night.  The  post  to  Kanturk  and  Newmarket  go  every 
Monday,  Thursday  and  Saturday  mornings  at  six  o'clock,  and  returns  the  same  evening 
at  six  o'clock.  The  post  from  Innishannon,  Bandon,  Kinsac,  Clonakilty,  Dunmanway, 
Roscarberry,  Skibbereen,  and  Bantry,  are  due  in  Cork  every  night  at  seven  o'clock,  and 
returns  every  morning  at  four. — The  posts  from  Dingle,  Tralee,  Miltown,  Killarney, 
Mill-street,  Macroom,  and  Ballincoiig,  are  due  in  Cork  every  evening  al  six,  o'clock, 
and  go  out  every  morning  at  six. — The  posts  from  Cove  and  Passage,  are  due  every 
evening  at  seven,  return  every  morning  at  five.  -  The  Mail  from  Youghal,  Castle- 
martyr,  Cloyne  and  Middleton,  are  due  every  night  at  seven,  and  return  every  morning 
■t  five  o'clock. 

Rates  of  Postage  from  Cork  to  Great  Britain.  s.      d 

Between  Cork  and  London,  by  way  of  Holyhead        -  2       1 

Ditto       ditto  by  way  of  Haverford  West         -         -         -         110 
Between  Cork  and  Holyhead,  -         -         -         -        -     1       1 

RATES  OF  POSTAGE. 
By  an  Act  of  Parliament  passed  in  1814,    the  former  rate  of  Postage  in  Ireland,  was  re- 
pealed and  a  new  rate  substitued  agreeable  to  the  following  scale. 
When   the   distance   does    not  exceed      d 

seven  miles        -  -        -         -       2 

When  over  7  miles  not  over  15  -        3 

ditto       15  -  ditto       25  -        4 

ditto       25  ditto       35  -        5 

ditto       35  ditto       45-6 

ditto      45  ditto        55-7 


When  over  55  miles  not  over  65 


ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 


65 
95 
120 
150 
200 
250 


ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 


95 
120 
150 
200 
250 
300 


9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 


Nobility  and  Gentry. 
Atterbury  Rev.  Francis,   South-terrace 
Aldworth  Robert,  gent.  Patrick's-place 
Burke  Wm.  gent.  5,  Patrick's-bridge 
Chudleigh  Major  Thomas,  S.  4,  Wellington- 
place 
Crofts  George,  gent.  Charlotte's-quay 
Digby  Richard,  gent.  6,  Camden-place 
Donovan  Philip,  gent.  Red-abbey-castle 
'  Dount  Thomas,  esq.  Fahal«a 
Dumas  Peter,  esq.  (alderman)  Jones's-sq. 
Gibson  William,  gent.  Strand-row 
Japee  Wm.  esq.  Morrison's-island 
Johnson  Robert,  gent.  Grenville-place 
Kennedy  Rev.  Alexander,  George-st. 
Morrogh  Edward,  gent.  3,  Camden-placc 
Phipps  Benjamin,  esq.  Rutland-st. 
Pi«k  Sir  Vasian,  (magistrate)  George-st. 
Raynes  John,  geat.  Grand-parade 


Saunders  John,  epq.  Grefiville-plare 

Spearing  Thomas,  gent,  Morrison's-island 

Smart  J.N.  (war  office  packet  house)  1, 
Merchants-quay 

Sullivan  Daniel,  Wm.  gent.  Strand-parad* 

Townsend  Maurice  Jones,  {rent.  Terrace 

Travers  Capt.  John,  Morrison's-place 
Academies. 

Byrne  Grace  Ann,  Duncan-st. 

Caborn  William,  Nelson-place 

Doherty  Felix,  Robert-st. 

Doherty  John,  (Sherman  &   Pomroys  en- 
dowed school)  Thomas-st. 

Farreil  M.  J.  George-st. 

Faviers  Miss,  Douglas-st. 

Finney  William,  Academy-st. 

Goulding  James,  Duncan-st. 

Hamblin  Daniel,  George-st. 

Hancock  Eliza,  WeHingtou-plac« 


CORK. 


169 


M'Intosh  William,  ^arlbro'-st. 
Meara  Rev.  Bobt.  Rutland-house 
Rorke  E.  F.M.  and  M.  Duncan-st. 
Thomas  Ann,  6,  Wellington-st, 
Thwaites  Richard,  Jones's-sq. 
Accountants. 
Dudley  John,  Anne-st. 
Moriarty  Joseph,  Duncan-st. 

Agents. 
Armstrong  Patrick,  Bowling-green-st. 
Baily  Robert,  (land)  South-mall 
Barry  Michael  J.  George's-quay        [Parade 
Davies  E.   (for  patent  medicine)  11,  Grand 
Edwards, Casey (iSon (commission)  Henry-st. 
Hayes  and  Barry,  (ship)  Wairen's-quay   •'■ 
Jennings  &  Jamicson,  (shipj  Maylor-st.- 
Stewart  Wiliiam,  (ship)  Warren's-quay  ^^ 
West  William,  (house  &  land)  25,  Patric^t 

Apothecaries 
CalananJohn,   Barrack-st. 
Carroll  and  Jones,  46,  north  Main-st.         ^-* ; 
Edgar  John,  St.  Paul's-st. 
Evans  George,  Blackpool 
Fowler  Richard,  Mallow-lane 
Gosncll  William,  north  Main-st.  '' 

Haines  Humphrey,  Grand-parade  v,, 
Halloran  Jfseph,  Patrick-st. 
Lanft-ley  Thomas  H.  1 1 ,  George-st. 
M'Carthy  Jaraps,  22,  Grand-parade 
Maguire  Richard,'  9,  Princess-st.         '*• 
Ryan  John,  Shandon-st. 
Sharpe  George,  43,  north  Main-st.   *jt. 
.Squirl  Thomas,  Mallow-lane   ^  ■'   ^ 
Stack  Richard,  Mallow-lane 

Wall  Thomas,  31,  Hanover-st 
Architects. 

Bealo  George  J.  Half  Moon-st. 

Buckley  Timothy,  Mary-st. 

Conway  John,  4  George-st. 

Cottrell  Charles,  Nelson's-place 

Cudmore  Richard,  Prospect-row 

Deane  Thomas,  Lapp's-island 

Deane  Alexander  Sharpe,  Lapp's-island 

Ford  John,  Back-terrace 

Martin  Edward,  St.  Fina-barrs     ^  I* 

Martin  William,  St.  Finn- bars     ^    ^ 

Oakshott  Thomas,  12,  Nile-st.      ^'     <    s 

Pain  George  Richard,  5,  Wellington-place 

Silke  Patrick,  South-mall 
Artists. 

Buck  Frederick,  Buckingham-square 

Parks  Edward,  Morri'^on's-island 

M'Donnel ,  Society  of  Arts 

Chaliner ,  Society  o{  Arts 

■■  Brennan ,  Clarke's-brWge 

Attornies.    ■'*'  c 

Ahearne  Daniel,  Wintropp-st. 

Allen  Christopher,  Grand-parade 

Atkin  John  Drew,  Pembroke-st. 

Baldwin  John,  2,  Princess-st.  'it 

BarberOsborn  Edward,  Cook-st. 
vBennett  Joseph,  George-st. 

Bennett  John,  Nelson's-place 
*   Bennett  Henry.  South-mall 

Besnard  Julius  Caesar,  South-mall 

Bullen  William,  South-mall 
Y 


Bullen  Edward,  Marlborough-st. 
Burt  Richard,  Sullivan's-quay 
Byrne  James,  12,  Patrick-st. 
Casey  Thomas,  South-mall 
Chatterton  Abraham,  Chatterton's  buildings 
Chatterton  James,  Crown-office* 
Chinnery  Rithard,  South-mall  . 

Chinnery  Richard,    (proctor  of  the  ecclesi- 
astical court,  commissioner  for  takmg  spe- 
cial bail  and  affidavits,  South  Mall 
Colburne  and  Beaunett,  South-mall  ^ 

Colburne  John,  South-mall 
Cottrell  William,  Nelson's-place 
Crofts  William,  Duncan-st.        .. 
Daltera  James,  Wintropp-st.        v  .j^ 
Dowman  John  Southrmall  * 

Exhara  Richarn,  South-mall 
Fitton  George,  Marlb.-st. 
Foott  Richard,  22,  South-mall 

Foott  Michael,  Marlbro'-st.  • 
Franklin D-nham,  22,  South-mall 

Galway  F.  H.  Princess-st. 
Galway  William,  South-terrace 

Gregg  George,  Cook-st. 

Gregg  William,  Cemmercial-buildings 

Halbnrt  James,  George-st. 

Hardy  Henry,  Charlotte's-quay 

Harris  Abel,  37,  George-st. 

Hartnett  Michael,  Hanover-st. 

Hiiynes  Thomas,  Maylor-st. 

Haynes  David,  South-mall 

Heard  Henry  John,  (registrar  of  the  diocese 
of  Cork  and  Ross,  St  Finn-bar's 

Hoare  Henry,  South-mall 

Hobbs  William,  Patrick-st. 

Howard  Thumas,  South-mall 

Johnson  Noble,  South-mail  * 

Johnson  William,  (local  agent  to  the  board 
of  customs,  and  inspector  of  stamps  to 
the  law  courts,   Cork)   South-mall 

Johnson  and  Swiney,  (agents  to  the  admiral* 
ty  and  navy  board)  South-mall 

Jones  John  Townsend,  Graud-parade 
i*(ones  William,  City  Crown-office 

iCift  John  Thomas,' Margaret-st. 

Lander  John,  Nile-st. 

Lawton  Hugli,  Cook-st. 

Lucas  Heywai'd  G.  George-st. 

Vl'Namava  Michael  F.George-st. 

Malion  James  Nicholas,  Cook-st. 

Mannix  Thocnas,  Patrick-st. 

Merrick  Samuel,  South-mall 

Milward  Hen>-y,  South-mall 

Milward  Thomas,  South-mall 

Murray  William,  41,  Patrick-st. 

Nash  William,  South-mall 

(ytJrien  James,  Marlbro'-st. 

O'Callaghan  Thomas  B.  South-mall 

O'Callaghan  John,  Marlbro'-st. 

O'Callaghan  Thomas,  St.  Finn-bar's 

O'Keeffe  G.  A.  Grand-parade 

Orpen  Richard,  J.   South-mall 

Orpen  Emanuel  H.  Morrison' s-island 

Phillips  William,  South-mall 

Phillips  William,  jun,  South-mali 
Pope  and  Bernards,  10,  South-mall 
Reynglds  John,  South-mall 
Scol  lard  Nicholas,  1,  Bridge-st. 


■d.^ 


170 


CORK. 


Scott  Patrick,  21,  George-st. 

Sheehari  R.  South-mall 

Smyth  John  M.  South-mall 

Swiney  John,  Soutli-mall 

Tianner  Boyle,  South-mall 

Terry  and  Vincent,  South-mall 

Terry  Carden,   South-mall 

Travers  Robert,  George-st. 

Tuclsey  and  Kift,  South-mail 

Vincent  N|icholas,  South-mall 

Wallis  John,  Cook-St, 

Walsh  Richard,  P4trick-st. 

Ware  William, 'Grand-parade 

Woodiey  Henry,  Princess-st. 

Woodley  Richard,  South-mall 
^uetioneers. 

Bryan  Thomas,  l6,  George-st. 

Connor  Michael,  Wintropp-st. 

Hall  Robert  and  Son,  (and  brokers).    Com- 
mercial buildings 

Maskell  R.  Peter*s-churcb7lane 

Sheehan  John,  Drawbridge-st. 

West  William,  25,  P;itrick-st. 

Bflfcers  aiid,Fj(our  Dealqrs,' 

Callanan  Alexander,  2,  Pati^ick-st. 

Casey  Thomas,  Mallow-lane 

Cocker  Edward,  South^Mairi-st. 

Cocker  Tbomas^  north,  Main-st. 

Connor  William,  Castle-st, 

Downing  Edmund,  Fighamble-lane 

Downing- Cbristopber,  Barrack-st. 

Effan  Stephen,  Blarney-lane 

Ellis  Harman,  Princess-st. 

Haynes  William,  Princess-st. 

Keating  Jeremiah,  15j  Barrack-st. 

Keaysjames,  Duncan-st. 

Kemp  Richard,  south  Main-st. 

Lymbury  George,  8,  Patrick-st. 

Martin  William,  St.  Paul's-st. 

Moorhpad  and  Co.  George's-qiiay 

Murphy  Jeremiah,  15,  north  Main-st. 

Noblett  William,  George-st.. 

O'Brien  P.  J.  George's-quay 

O'Neill  Michael,  (ship  biscuit)  M.rr!i;ints-q. 

O'Neill  William,  Fish-sti 

Pennington  Edmund,  40,  noiti  :\ain-&t. 

Smith  and  Good,  south  Maiii->\., 

Sullivan  Thomas,  Market-st. 

Swiney  Timothy,  Bavrack-sl. 

Walsh  David,  north  Main^st. 

Walker  James,  Hanover-st. 

Webb  Joseph,  Princess-st. 

Wright  John,  Brunswick-st. 

Woodward  Catharine,  south  Main-st. 
Bankers. 

Leslie  C.  H.  and  J.  Patrick-st. 

Pike  Joseph,  Hoares-lane 

Roche  gtephen  and  James,  2,  Camden-place 
Barristers. 

Connel  Anthony,  Lapps-island 

Deane  Robert^  Grenville-place] 

Dennis  Joseph,  Lavitt's-quay 

Kellett  Henry,  (commissioner  for  bankrupts 
in  the  city  of  Cork)  Morrison's- island 

M'Carthy  Michael,  Cook-st.  - 

Tiadall  George,  Tuckey-st. 

Wsggett  William,  (&  Recorder)  GreatDle-pl 

Webb  William  L.  Nile-st. 


Block  and  Pump  Makers. 
Bennett  William  Di.  Warrens-quay 
Lester  J,  Brown-gt. 
Seymour  Peter,  Drawbridge-st. 

Booksellers  and  Stationers. 
Bolster  John,  7,  Patrick-st. 
Connellan  Edward,   N.19,  Patrick-st. 
Denmead  Henry,  24,  Patrick-st. 
Edwards  and  Savage,'  6,  Castle^st.     .- 
Fergusson  William,  4,  Grand-parade 
Foulks  Anne,  St.  Paul's-st. 
jGeary  Ellen,  north  Main-st, 
Hoare  John,  Hanover-st. 
kerncr  Samuel,  34,  Patrick-st. 
Miller  George,  St.  Paul's-st. 
p'Hara  William  and  Co.  11,  Putrick-st. 
jPurccll  Edward,  24,  Patrick-st. 


Spearing  Joseph,    jun   Bowlinf;-grg.en-st. 
Tivy  Richard,  2,  Patrick-8*, 


West  and  Coldwell,  8,  Patrick-st. 

Boot  and.  Shoe  Makers. 
Ahern  William,  Fishamble-lane 
Alien  John,  Hanover-st.  -^^ 

Ashe  Thomas,  22,  George-st.  ' 

Atkins  Richard,  14,   Grand-parade 
Busteed  John,  37,  Patrick-st;  ' 

Byrne  John,  9,  Geor'ge-st.  ^  , 

Connell  Minton,  11,  Castle-st.  ^ 

Cooke  George,  34,  PatriclsSfet.^ 
Cotter  John,  2,  Patrick-stV 
Dagg  George,  Batchelor's-quay 
Dannaby  Peter,  Fishamble-st. 
Davidson  John,  21,  Tuckey-st. 
Down  William,  Patrick-st. 
Down  William,  Duncan-st. 
Dudley  Richard,  18,  George-st. 
Ford  Samuel,  37,  Patrick-st. 
Franklin  John,  south  Main-st. 
FrankTm  Richard,  Fishamble-laije. 
Gibson  John,  St.  Paql's-st.  ■ 

Harris  Daniel,  south  Main-st. 
Hayes  James,  8,  Patrick-st. 
Hogan  H.  Henry-st.  j^^ 

Hogan  Danieli  11,  George' Srqji;aJ?; ,  (prjK 
Horgan  John,  southiMainrSt,  ^_. 

Horgau  Willi-uu,  NefV[enhaips-quay 
Ireton  Williaic,  Balchelprs-quay 
Johnson  Aijclrcw,  Castlsrst. 
Kelly  Henry,  Nile-,st.  ■ 
Lamphler  Hughes,  9,  G,ebr£e-st. 
Ludgate  Maltl'ew,  south  Main-st. 
M'Carthy  fJauiel,  Patrick-st. 
iM'Clise  Alexander,  Nile-st. 
M'Leod  John,  6,  George-st.         - 
Mahony  Timothy,   Fishambla-lane 
Maliony  James,  Bachelors-quay 
Maliony  Timothy,  Parliameiit-st. 
Marks  Samuel,  30,,  St.  Paul's-st. 
Oakshott  William,  92,  north  Main-st. 
Phillips  Henry,  north  Main-st. 
Reed  Alexander,  Fishamble-lane 
Roche  Edward,  23,  Patrick-st. 
Ryan  Patrick,  Fishamble-lane 
Sheehan  John,  Batchelorsrquay 
Sullivan  Giles,  Fishamble-lane 
Sulivan  Joseph,  46,  north  Main-st. 
Thornhill  John,  29,  Patyick-st. 
Wilkinson  Richard,  south  Main-st. 


Brazil  itri^  f^n-plate  Workers . 

Austen  Jos.  manufac,  of  bVaSS,  copper,  titt, 
block-tin,  andjapanned  goods,  n.  Main-st 

Austen  Robert,  11,  Patrick-st. ' 

Hurley  John  Sammett,  fet'oad-lane 

Hughes  Joshiia,  soiitli  Main-st. 

Keyburn  George,  34,  hortli  Main-st. 

Keyburn  M   85,  north  Main-st. 

Seymour  N.  G.  8,  Patrick-st. 
Brewers. 

Abbott  Samuel  and  Sons,  Fitton-st. 

Beamish  and  Crawford,,  CretaenS-square 

Cashman  James  and  John,  Crosses-greea 

Lane  Daniel  and  Co.  south  Main-st. 
Brush  and  Bellows  Makers. 

Clarke  and  D<^eble,  2,  Batchelors-qnay 

Fitzi::;ei aid  William,  Broad-lane 

Geary  Patrick,  nortli  Main-st. 

Haly  Patrick,  north  Main-st. 

Harding:  William,  north  Majn-st. 

Varian  Thomas,  I3f),  north  Main-st. 
BnUders. 

Ahern  John,  (church)  Lancas-ter-^nay 

lielcUier  John,  Everg'reen-st.  '''■       ^^     ■     ^ 

Colburn  ErI-.vard,  Drawbrid^re-st.  ^  i 

Hodnett  Charles,  Mary-st.  " 

Howard  Thomas,  George-st. 

Af 'Sweeny  Timothy,  Cove*st. 
^arks  Edward,  Fish-?t. 

Oakshott  Thomas,  12,  Nile-st. 

Bntlcr  Merchants, 

Byi-ne  jfohn,  Domimck-st. 
.  Cagney  Richard,  Mallow-lane 

Carmichael  James,  Dominick-st. 

Connell  Maurice,  Mallow-lane 

Cremen  John  and  Sons,  Mallow-lane 

Croft  Richard;  Mallow-lane    ^ 

I)e  Courcy  John,  Church-st. 

Finn  John,  Mallow-lane 

Fitzgibbons  John,  Mallow  lane 
^Gould  John,  Cove-st. 
^Haruett  Daniel,  Mallow-lane 

Lombard  John,  Dorainick-st. 

Mahouy  John  D.  Mallow  lane 

Minhean  James,  Dominick-st. 

O'Leary  Jeremiah,  Queen-st. 

O'Siiltivan  Jeremiah,  Donainick-st. 
:  Quill  Thomas,  Mallow-lane 
^  Reordan  John,  Mallow-lane 
i  Cabinet  Makers. 

1  BallardWm.&Chris. 'camp  fur  )34,Grand-pa 

Castles  William,  6,  Patrick-st.    - 

Clarke  William,  Cross-st. 

Coleman  Thomas,  (and  uphol.)Duncan-st. 

Cox  Samuel,  DuDcaa>-st. 

DriscoU  Hugh,  Broad-lnne 

Harris  J.  and  J.>.Hiinover-st. 

Leonard  Patrickv  Duncan-st. 
fLester  Samuel,  22,  Duncan-st. 
j  Neagle  Philip,   (&  upholsterer)  Duncan-st. 
,Nott  &  Co.  (&  upholsterers)  Duncan-st. 

O'Neil  Lewis,  Broad-lane 

Smithes  Thomas,  45,  Duncan-st, 

WoodhouseChas.  (&Hphefl.)  31,  Hanover-st. 
C'allenderers, 

Flanagin  Chas.  (Ss  com.  warehouse)  Peter-st 

Spencer  Michael,  Duncan-st. 


COllK. 


171 


Carpenters  and  Joiners. 
Bass  Denis,  Broad-lane 
Good  John,  Broad-lane 

Carvers  and  Gilders, 
Bohan  Daniel,  Fishamble-st. 
Harris  Richard,  Hanover-st. 
Lee  John,  Millers-st. 
Peri,cho  Lewis,  Mardyke-st. 
CloiM6i'S. 
Biggs  Catharine,  "Blaimey-lane 
Burke  Michael,  Barrack-st. 
Crofts  Thomas,  juU.  great  Britain-st. 
Mahony  Timothy,  Water-lane,  Black-t^ool 
Mahony  Martin,  Clarehce-st. 
Chtb  iffouses., 
Brennan  Denis,  Grand-parade 
Daly's ,  Grand-parade  .   ,.^ 

Coach  Makeri 
Coates  Robert,  Cqach-st. 
Corbett  William,  Anne-st. 
Edden  R,  W.  Nelson's-plsce 
Williams  Henr«jand.Thomas  Hanover-st. 

Cb'al  Mercihants, 
Baily  Robert,  South-mall 
Barry  Bartholomew,  York-st. 
Barry  Edward,  Cove-st. 
Bell  Isaac,  Devonshire-st. 
Bergin  Dennis,  Kyrls-quay 
Callan  Patrick,  Carroil-st. 
Coleman  Thomas,  Coal-quay 
Crowley  John,  north  Main-st. 
Courtney  .lames,  George's-quay 
Delany  Jeremiah ,  Clarkes-brldge 
Denny  Patrick,  Coal-(Juay 
Donovan  Denis,  Market-st, 
Lynch  Jeremiah,  York-st. 
Lynch  John,  Water-course 
Rees  William,  Coal-quay 
Storach  Alexander,  M  ai'garet-st. 
Sullivan  John,  Brown-st. 

Collar  and  Harness  Makers. 
Dwyer  Wm.  14,  Xuckey-st. 
M'Cormick  Henry,  south  Main-st. 

Confectioners. 
Boland  Thomas,  10,  George-st. 
Cane  Margaret,  Nile-st, 
Connor  James,  7,  Prlncess-st. 
Cremen  Harriet,  26,  Grand-parade 
EganJohn,  Clarkes-bridge 
Fowkes  John,  Duncan-st. 
Jeffcott  Ellen,  8,  Princess-st. 
Lacy  Mary,  Castle-st. 
Pilsworth  M.  &  E.  Batclielors-quay 
Supple  Mary,  Hanover-st. 
Consuls. 
Jamesbn  William,  (Dutclf  and  Hanoverian) 

South-mall  « 

M'Mahon  Col.  (French)  Black-rock 
Mark  Jacob,  (American)  i^ 

Church  James,  (Swedish) 

Coopers. 

Bennett  George,  Fitton-st. 
Brady  William,  Merchants-quay 
Brown  John,  Mary-st. 


172  ||,l|^         CORK. 

Cinr'se  James,  Lcltrim-st.    '        u 

Duhig  Matchett,  great  Britain-st. 

Dunbar  Tliomas,  Abbey-st. 

G  uld.'ohn,  tJove-st. 

Howe  David  md  Randle,  St.  John-St 

Keatinjr  Robert,  Pembroke-st. 

Lc-ahy  Daniel,  Douglas-st. 

Lan  rence  George,  Clarence-st, 

>J.Mvman  John,  Georpe-st. 

Ottley  Jolin,  Charlotte's-quay 

Po'ter 'Spencer,  Cbapel-st. 

Roche  William,  Cove-st. 

S'ocft  John  Daniel,  Fish-st. 

Tanner  Benjamin,  Queen-st, 

Tivv  Charles,  Dominick-st. 

Tivy  .John  Laiyrence,  Leitrim-st 

Tivy  Peter,  HardwicUe-st. 

Townley  Richard,  Water-course  .; 

Williamson  William,  Maylor-st.       ■- 

Cork  Cutters. 
Barry  Da^vid,  Grand-parade 
Conilell  Michael,  Peter-st. 
Hartnett  Michael,  Castle-st, 
Roche  John,  46,  Grand-parade 

Corn  Merchants. 
Allen  Joseph,  §outh-mall 
Armstrong  Patrick,  2,Bowling-green-st. 
Caliill  John,  Academy-st. 
Donovan  Richard,  Drawbridge-st„ 
Good  John,  Charlotte's-quay 
Howell  Nicholas,  Cook-st. 
Lane  Daniel  &  Son,  Si- Finn-baiys 
Murphy  Michael,  York-st. 
Roberts  VVilliara  &  Son,  Union-island 
Sexton  Patrick,  Barrack-st. 
Webb  Joseph,  Mary-st.     , 

Cotton  Manufacturer. 
Murphy  John,  Brocklebridge-st. 

Cutlers.' 
Bradford  Richard,  13,  Castle-st. 
Hallum  Frederick  0£  Thos.  7,  Tuckey-st. 
Mitchell  Robert,  20,  Grand-parade  I ; 

Dentists. 
Corbett  Daniel,  34,  Patrick-st. 
Hudson  Edward,  Peter-st. 

Discount  Offices. 
BourkeJohn,  Patrick-st 
Daly  Edward  and  Co,  Patrick-st. 
Ellis  Abraham,  3,  Merchants-quay 
Harington  John  Murray,  Levitts-quay,  cor  - 

ner  of  Palrick-st. 
Leyeester  William  and  Co.  Lapps-island 
O'Keeflfe  Mary,  113.  north  Main-st. 
O'Neill  Michael,  8,  Patrick-st. 

Distillers  and  Rectifiers. 
Callagban  P.  N,  and  Brother,   Dodges-glen 
Daly  Jaraes,  Blarney  lane 
Hewitt  Thomas  arid  Co.  Watercourse 
Meagher,  Daniel,  Wintropp-st. 
Walker  'Tho.s.  and  Co,  St.  Dominicks 
Waters  George,  St.  Paul's-sfc 
Wise  William  and  Thomas,  North-ma}l 

Druggists. 
Gosnell  W'lliam',  north  Main-st. 
Harrington  William,  17,  Patrick-st. 
Hayes  James  John,  11,  Grand-parade 


I 


O'Regan  Timothy,  north  Main  st- 
TrkCy  John,  14,  Grand-parade 

Dyers. 
Burke  Michael,   Barrck  st.  '-' 

Craig  Robert    (&  presser)    Baphelor's-quay 
Gwynn  Robert,  (silk)  Haiiovet-st,        "  f 
Keating  Henry,  Moore-st,  ' 

Lee  John,  North-abbey' '  i* 

Lloyd  Robert,  Devonshire-st. 
Neale  Daniel,  York-st. 
Purcell  J.  Hanover-st. 
Tremmels  E,  Hanover-st. 

Dye  Stuff  Merchants.  \ 

Caulfield  William,  9,  north  Main-st. 
Going  Charles,  North-abbey  '■ 

Earthenware  and  China  Dealers. 
Barry  James,  5,  Kyrls-quay        " 
Carey  John,  Kyrl's-quay 
Cottrell  Ann,  Kyrls-quay 
Davenport  Charles,  Brown-st,  { 

Dooly  John,  Kyrls-quay 
Holten  Charles,  Kyrls-quay 
Kerns  Nichohis,  Kyrls-quay 
Knight  Edward,  St.  Paul's-st. 
M'Carthy  Catharine,  Kyrls-quay 
Meares  James,  Kyrl's-quay  K' 

Pumphry  Michael,  Kyrls-quay 
Savage  Johnson,  23,  Grand-parade 

Engineers, 
Cummins  John,  SuUivan's-quay 
Good  Robt.  (&  millwright)  Batchelor'a-quay 

M'Swiney  --,  Glanmire-road 

Woods  and  Barnes.  Miller-st. 
EngravfiTS  Ss  Copper-plate  Printers. 
Green  John,  36,  Patrick-st. 
Heyland  William,  Nile^st. 

Farming  Implement  Makers. 
Daly  Maurice,  Leitrim-st. 
Sheehan  Michael,  Leitrim-st.      '    "^"      *" 
File  Cutters,  ^'n-'^'^^ 
Burke  Richard,  Co'ach-st.  "J 

Kennifick  Edmund,  Colemans-lane  J 

Vire,  S^c.  Offices. 
Atlas,  Edward  Daly,  Patrick-st. 
Hope,  John  Bourke,  5,  Patrick-st. 
London  Union,  Thonjas  Exham,  South-mall 
Royal  Exchange,  Leslie  &  Eroy,  gouth-mall 
Sun,  Rbt.  Hall  &  Son,   Commercial-bldngs. 
West  of    England,    Samuel    Crook^bank, 
Gralton-st. 

Flour  Factors. 
Dawson  Thomas,  Maylor-st. 
M'Mulleu  J,  and  R.  St.  John's-st. 
M'Swiney  -^ — ,    Duhbar-st. 

,  V       Fruiterers. 
Holland  Mary,  Nelson's-place 
Sullivan  Ellen,  Grand-parade 

Furrier. 
M'Namara,  Grand-parade  , 

Glass  Cutter.  ' 

Hodgkiss  William,  {&  chrystal  manufactu- 
rer) Hanover-sfc 

Glass  MamtfacturerSi. 
Foley  Daniel  and  Co.  VA  aterloo  glass-works, 
Clarks-bridge,  and  16,  Hanover-it. 


CORK. 


173 


Foley  William,  Warrens-quay 

Ronayae    brothers.    Terrace    glassworks. 

Terrace 
Smith  Williaro,  Evergreen 
Glovers. 
Condon  John,  14,  Patrick-st. 
Humphreys  James,  Broad-lane 
MiiUins  Denis,  Blarney-lane 
Wall  Richard,  30,  Grand-parade 

Glue  Maker. 
Mahony  William,  north  Cattle-market 

Grocers. 
Barry  Honora,  Mallow-lane 
Barry  Michael  Joseph,  south  Main-st. 
Beale  George,  Strand-parade 
Boddy  Francis,  7,  Grand-parade 
Burniston  Anthony,  Princess-st. 
Cleary  John,  S.  north  Main-st. 
Cole  Sarah,  Clark's-bridge 
Cooke  Catharine,  96,  north  Main-st, 
Cunningham  Eugene,  36,  north-st.  ,-'' 
Curry  Elizabeth,  18,  Patrick-st.        '    , 
Curtin  Cornelius,  4,  Grand-parade  k 

Daly  John,  ParKameut-bridge  , 

Daly  Mary,  Mallaw-lane 
Doherty  William,  Bandon-road 
Donovan  Daniel,  Bridge-st. 
Donovan  Denis,  Bridge-St. 
Douthat  Mary  &  Elifea,  Nortli-naall 
Dowden  Richard,  16,  George-st. 
Dowe  IsaaCj  south  Main-st. 
Drinan  Margaret  &  Co.  south  MaiD'St. 
Dudley  Guildford,  Mallow-lane 
Fennell  Christopher,  Peter-st. 
Fitzgerald  James,  Mallow-lane  f 

Fitzgerald  Edward,  Market-st. 
Flynn  James,  York-st. 
Going  Charles,  North-abbey 
Greaves  Charles,  Duncan-st. 
Hare  John,  28,  Patrick-st 
Hatton  John  &  Robert,  78,  south  Main-st. 
Haughton  Isaac,  Devonshire-st. 
Haynes  Thomas,  Bandon-road 
Ingram  John,  10,  Grand-parade    '  >' 

Jervois  C.  39,  Patrick-st. 
'    Kemp  Richard,  90,  south  Main-st. 

Langley  Samuel,  north  Main-st 
-'■■  Long  Eliaa,  25,  Patrick-st. 
LoVe  John,  St.  Paul's-st. 
Lyons  John,  south  Main-st. 
Lynch  Thomas,  Browns-hill 
Macauliffe  John,  Castle-st. 
M'Carthy  Timothy,  south  Main-st. 
M'MuUen  Daniel,  Patrick-st, 
M'Namara  Margaret,  58, south  Main-st. 
Magrath  John,  St.  Paul's-st. 
Meyers  John,  9,  Patrick-st. 
Morsey  Francis,  19,  George-st. 
Morrogh  Walter,  (&  spirits)  Sliandon-st. 
Nagle  Pierce,  Hardwicke-st. 
Nyhan  M.  and  C.  Bandon-road 
O'Flyn  Denis,  Shandon-st. 
O'Leary  Jeremiah,  4,  Patcick-st. 
';,    G'Deary  John,  north  Main-st. 
O' Regan  Timothy,  nortluMain-st. 
Pierce  Punch,  13,  Ca|tl^fet. 
Quinlan  N.  9,  Bridge-st, 


Reeves  George,  7,  Bridge-st. 
Roberts  R.  T.  and  F.  61,  Patrick-st. 
Scoliard  Nicholas,  Shannon-st. 
Sexton  Pairick, south  Mairi-st. 
Sexton  Lawrence,  Barrack-st. 
Short  Richard,  Barrack-st. 
Short  Richard,  93,  north  Main-st. 
Spearing  Joseph,  St.  Paul's-st. 
Sullivan  Daniel,  Church-st, 
Sullivan  Patrick,  Blarney- st. 
Sullivan  Thomas,  (and  spirit)  Market-st, 
Taylor  John,  37.  Grand-parade 
Toomy  John,  Bandon-road 
Tuohy  Mary,  Church-st. 
White  EliiJa,  north  Main-st, 
Williariison  James,  Maylor-st. 
Wright  Thomas,  29,  Duncan-st, 
Young  Robert,  north  Main-st. 

Gunsmiths. 

Bowls  Joseph,  22,  Patrick-st. 
BryanJohri,  2,  Grand-parade 
VVhitney  Paul,  19,  Grand-parade 

Haberdashers. 
Abel  Jane  and  Sarah,  Douglas-st' 
Byrne  Mary,  31,  Patrick-st. 
Cogan  James,  22,  Grand-parade 
Dickinson  Jane,  45,  Patrick-st. 
Dwyer  Margaret,  South-mall 
Hayes  David,  Grand-parade 
Jackson  Joshua,  6,  Tuckey-st. 
Jago  Sarah,  14,  Grand-parade 
M'Donnell  H.  and  A.  1,  Patrick-st.     ' 
M'Swiney  J.  3,  Chattertons-buildings 
Mulcahy  Timothy,  George-st. 
O'Leary  Eliza,  93,  north  Main-st, 
Roche  Catharine,  South-mall 
Silke  Mary,  South-mall ,  ' 

Stack  Honora,  4,  Castle-st. 
Stewart  Jane,  South-mall 
Webb  and  Sandvvick,  38,  Patrick-st, 

Hardwaremen. 
Alexander  George,  Shand<Bi-st. 
Manly  Joseph  H.  48,  Guapd-parade     - 
Osborne  Walter,  7,  Oastle-st. 
Thomas  George,  8,  Castle-st, 
Thompson  Robert,  10,  Castle-st. 

Hatters. 
Bass  Isaac,  Cross-rst. 
Downes  Robert,  8^  Grand-parade 
Haines  James,  13sflortb<Main-st. 
Hardum  Thomas,  22,  north  Main-st, 
Laflan  Michael,  6,  Grand-parade 
M'Namara  Daniel,  Grand-parade 
Nugent  Garret„J.8,:  I'uckey-st. 
Osborne  Ebenezer;  north  Main-st. 
Russell  Joseph,  12,  north  Main-st. 
Spencer  Ebenezer,  south  Main-st, 
Walsh  John,  29,  north  Main-st. 
\^'ood  Richard,  94,  north  Main-st. 
Wood  Richard  and  Son,  6,  Patriek-st. 
Young  Goodwin,  28,  Grand-parade 

Hosiers.  ^ 

Hill  Thomas,  18,  Grand-parade 
Lawson  Joseph  and  John,  (irand-parade 
NoblettGeorc:c,  5,  Castle-st. 
Robinsoi)^  William,  2,  Castle-st.  . 
StoneUouse  Sajah,  24,  P^trick-st, 


374 


CORK. 


Hotels, 

Barber  Dorothea,  (Globe)  Fish-st. 

Best  Francis,   (and  Bristol  Packet  (Jffice) 

Patrick-st.  ' 

Conway  John,  4,  George-st. 
Daltera  Emma,  (royal  mail)  Patrick-st. 
Daly  Felix  Roberts-st. 
Day  Ann,  (royal  mail  coach)  PafeiSck-st. 
Flynn  Deni'',  23,  George-st. 

Iron  Founders. 
Barnes  Thomas  A.  and  Co.  (and  spades  and 

shovels)  Hanover-st. 
M'Swiney  Paul,  King-st. 
Stotesbury"  Robert  and  Co.  (and  brass)  80, 

north  Maii!-st. 
Sweeney  Japiies,  5,  Pntrick-st. 
Young  J.  and  G.  100,  north  Main-st. 
YoungLiGeorge,  Meeting-house-lane 

.  ^    *  Iron  Manufacturers. 
Beal'e    Abraham,   Monard  iron-  works,  and 
HalfMoon-st.  **• 

Eames  Edward,  (wBpught)r'Sullivan3-<pfty 

Iron    Merchants. 
Guest  T-  R,  Hanover-st. 
Haughton  Bfujamin,  45,  north  Main-st. 
M-iuly  .Joseph,  H.  48,  Grand-parade 
Morton  John,  Patrick-st, 

Iron  Mongers. 
Butler  Peter,  42,  north  Main-st. 
Carr  George,  16,  Patrick-st. 
Corlett  Joseph,  98,  north  Main-st. 
Davis  Jonathan,  4,  Patripk-st. 
Doherty  William,  Bandou-road 
Flaherty  Michael,  6,  Grand-parade 
Kemp  Robert  andSon,  Kyrls-quay 
Manlv  Joseph  H.  (wholesale)  Grand-parade 
Nash 'W.  &  G.  9,  north  Main-st. 
Purcell  &  Howell,  20,  Patrick-st. 
Seymour  William,  31,  north  Main-st. 
Young  James,  north  Main-st. 

Jetvelleri  and  Lapidaries. 
Armstrong  John,  Patrick-st. 
Conway  Stephen,  36,  George-st. 
Egan  John,  Coach-st. 
Gibson  Joseph,  3,  Grand-parade 
Greene  N.  G.  Coach-st. 
Nicolson  Nicholas,  10,  Grand-parade 
Phipps  Willtam,  4,  William-st. 
Salter  John,  Brown-st. 
Salter  James,  Brown-st. 
Solomon  Isaac,  9,  Patrick-st. 
Terry  and  Williams,  9,  Grand- parade 
Teulon  William,  6,  Patrick-gt. 
Tolekin  John,  Grand-parane 
Wyburd  George,  (working)  Marrlyke-st. 

Lace  Manufacturer. 

Marriott  Charles,  28,  Patrick-.-^t. 
Land  Surveyors. 
Fitzgerald  Michael,  Georges-quay 
Fitzgerald  Michael,  (and  mathematical  in- 
strument maker)  Sullivans-quay 
Lath  Makers, 
Reardon  Michael,  KyrLs-quay. 
Reardon  Timothy,  Kyrls-uoay 


j*"'  |4|     Leather  Mirchant^. 

Desmond  John,  81,  south  Main-st. 
Hackett  J.  &  Co.  Pltton-st,  &  South-bridge 
Murphy  Daniel,  south  Main-st. 
Leather  Sellers, 
Barker  Eobert,  1 0,  Shandon^st. 
Desmond  Daniel,  28,  south  Main-st. 
Drew  John,  south  Main-st. 
'\  Gillman  John,  Shandon-st. 
Hamilton  John,  '.outh"  Main-st. 
Harrington  Henry,  Shandon-st, 
Horgan  John,  south  Main-st. 
Lucey  Miciiael,  South-gate 
Lynch  Lawrence,  Shandon-.st. 
M'Garchy  John,  south  Maih-st. 
Morgan  Joseph,  south  Main-st. 
Murphy  James,  south  Main-st. 
M  u  rphy  Andrew,  (and  currier)   BaiTack-s. 
Shea  Ellen,  south  Main-st.         '",    „•_ 
Walsh  Thomas,  l,Grtulnasptiri^   J 
Wright  James,  south  JVMn-st        ■' 
.      Leathef  StameHf 

WilliamB  Abraham,  Miliar-st. 

■'  *  ■■■     ",  -^  i,. 

.J^  Libraries^        *    ^ 

TFIigginson  d&mes,  Duncan-St. 

Holt  William,  Patrick-st.  'J 

•  Linen  and  Woollen  Drapevf^.       * 
Those  marked  *  are  Linen  Draper^  oiil}',  and 

thusf  WooUeii  Drapere. 
*Abbott  Thomas,  3,  North-abbey'  < 
*Babingtou  Thomas,  31,  Grand-parade 
•Beale  Elizabeth,  32,  Patrick-st. 
*Bell  Edward,  south  Main-st. 
*Bennett  EUza,  20,  Tuckey-st. 
*Boland  Daniel,  4,  Castle-r~t. 
*Brien  Thomas,  north  Main-st. 
tBrowne  Robert,  'outhjyiain-st. 
*Bury  Charles,  Fish-st. 
fCondon  WiWiam,  Paul-st. 
tConnor  Lawrence,  17,  north  Maiu-st, 
fConnor  John,  north  Maiu-st. 
♦Cotter  John,  Shandon-.^t. 
*Creage  William,  9,  Tuckey-st. 
fCrone  Daniel,  8,  Shandon-st. 
fCrowley  Daniel,  s^oiith  Main-st. 
*Daly  .To\in,  24,  Duncan-st. 
JDaly  John,  3,  Shaudon-st. 
*Dannahy  Catharine,  3,  George-st. 
i-Dawson  Wiliiam,  18,  south  Main-st. 
*Denuehy  John,  3,  Patrick-st, 
fDesmond  Cornelius,  1,  north  Main-st. 
*Dowden  and  Popham,  36,  Grand-parade 
*Drew  John,  south  Main-st. 
•Edmonstou  William  and  Co.  15,  Tuckey-st. 
•f-Edwards  Casey  and  Sou,  (wholesale  only) 

Henry-st. 
*E!ms  Stephen,  south  Main-st. 
tElms  Thomas,  south  Main-st. 
•Enwright  Eugene,  5,  Tuckey-st. 
•IFitzgibbon, William,  6,  Shaiidon-st. 
t Foley  Dan.' &  Bartholomew,  10,  Bridgc-st 
*  Foley  Mary,  south  Main-st. 
« Greaves  Charles,  16.  smith, Main-st. 
*Hagarty    John,     (uholeL-ale     and     retail) 

Grattan-st.         >, 
t Hayes  Stej>hcn,  soulfe-  Mdinsst. 


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175 


•Heron  Sophia,  38,  north  Maiii-si» 

fHodder  Francis,  21,  Pp.tvick-st. 
,  "l-lyflts  James,  south  Main-st. 

•Jackson  Joshua,  'J,  7'u(;kev-st. 

•Johv^on  Williabi,  SoiUh-m.iU  ■  '" 

fJones  Thomas  and  sions,  north  Main-st. 

♦KeatingJohn,  south  Main-st. 

tKeiinedy  John,  north  Main-st. 

•Lee  Peter,  16,  Tuckey-st. 

•Lawrence  G,  99,  north  Main-st. 

fLyons  Thomas  and  Co.  (wholesale  only] 
22,  Tnckey-?t. 

tLyons  John.*  73,  south  Main-st. 

*M'Carthy  Eugene,  south  Main-st. 

tMagnier  William,  25,  south  Main  st. 

•Maguire  Henry,  76,  south  Main-st^ 

•M' Sweeny  Eridget;  Shandon-st. 

*Malet  J.  A. .South-mall 

tMoriarty  Edward,  30,  south  Main-st. 

*Morrogh  Henry,  south  Main-ft. 

*Murphy  Jeremiah,  (wholesale)  s.  Main-st 

♦Murphy  Jeremiah,  north  Main-st. 

"t" Murphy  John,  20,  Ha,nover-st 
•  '*Nixon  E.  and  L.  Daunts-square 

tNowlan,  Shaw  and  Co.  28,  Patrick-st. 

tO'Brien  James,  17,  Tuckey-st. 

*0'Connell  Ellen,  Fisha.nble-st. 

•O'Connor  Mary,  Castle-st. 

*0'Hara  Henry,  south  Main-st. 

fO'Shea  William,,  11,  Shandon-st. 

i" Power  Cathiaine-st; 

♦Power  Edmund,  Duncan-st. 

fPower  Edward,  5,  Patrick ->st. 

fPower  James,  7,  Shandon-st. 

•f-Quinlan  William,  soutli  Main-st. 

■f-Rearden  Daniel,  1.3,  Patrick-st. 

*Rearden  John,  23,  noi-th  Main-st. 

Rearden  M.  north  Main-st. 

tReardon  John,  north  Main-st. 

tRichardson  Matthew,  Shandon-st. 

♦Roche  Francis,  north  Mnin-st. 

t Rogers  Patrick,  south  Main-st. 

•f-Rumney  William,  Mardyke-st. 

•f  Ryan  Catharine,  27,  south  Main-st. 

♦She?.  Dennis,  Fislisliambls^-lane 

*Shee  John,  Dattnl's-sqtiare 

♦Smith  John,  15,  Patrick-st.  ' 

♦Sullivan  Bartholomew,  tsoath  Main-st.» 

•f-Teape  John,  11,  north  Main^st^  ' 
.♦Thornton  Joseph,  south  Main-sw    iff 

tTidmarsh  Francis,  soutii  Main-st. 

•Trcnwith  Eiganuel,  noifth  Main-st. 

♦White  William,  south  Main-st. 
.^.  Machine  Mttkers. 

iBarnes  Thoma?  A.  &  Co;  (mill)  Hinover-st. 
, Bolster  H.  Francis-st. 
■Sullivan  Eugene,  (&  millwright)  Henry-st. , 

Maltsters. 
Abbott  Henry,  Fitton-st. 
Lane  t)ah1el  and  Co.  south  Main-st, 
Marble  Masons  and  Chimney  Piece 

Makers. 
Fitzgerald  James  &  Thomas,  Gran's  Parade 
Shanahan  Henry,  White  st. ' 
Swiney  Rober^,  Cook-st. 

Merchants, 
Adams  Roger,  south  Terrace  ''■ 


Bagnall  Henry,  Charlotte's-quay 
Beamish  &  CraM't'oriJ,  Merchants-quay 
Peiiiiett  and  T.iy'or,'  Beasley-st. 
Brown  JoL  ;i,  Ne!j  'n'o-piice 
Bi;vkp  aiid  Houar.,  Patr'  k's-quay 
GahaiJohn,  Araden;y-st. 
Callaghan  D.uuri  &  '■•o/is, -irvuth^fnall 
Calvert  Johi.,      m*-  liritain-si. 
Carr  Robert  and  Co.  M;;rchauts-quay 
Carroll  Joshua  &  Thosi,  &  Oo.  I>evon*hirc-st 
Carroll  and  Harris,  (commission'    Meeting- 
house-court 
Chinch,  Busteed  &  Co.  Warren~-qiiay 
Clear  Richard  and  Sons,  Pembroke-st. 
Cotterill  C.  &Co.  Merchants-quay 
Crawford  William,  Merchants-quay 
Creagh  Arthur  flethin  &  Co.  Bowling-gr.-st 
Creraen  Jeremiah,  Mallow  lame 
Crofts  Richard,  l\iailow-!ane 
Crofts  John, ^^al low-lane 
Cuthbert  Hare  -t  Co.  South-mall 
Doyle  Jo'iu  &  Joseph,  Lapps-island 
Dunscombe  Thomas,  Morrisons-island 
Egan  Bryan,  MallovT-lane 
Feath  henry  K.  Academy-st. 
Finn^Thomas,  Church-st, 
Fitzgerald  Thomas,  Shandon-st. 
Fitzgibbon  Thomas  &  Co,  Lavitts-quay 
Goold  Pafrick  &  Sens,  Georges-quay 
Grove  Wiliiara,  Maylor-st, 
Guest  T.  R.  Hanover-st. 
Hardy  Simeon-,  King-st. 
H.'irgreaves  Josh  ua,  St.  John-st. 
riarman  BevisJiam,  South-mall 
Harvey  William,  Lapps-island 
Harvey,  Son,    and   Deaves,    (commission) 

South-mall 
Haughton  &  Co.  [commis.]  Buckingham-sq, 
Hodder  John,  [commis.]  Merchants-quay 
Honan  Frederick,  Carrol-st. 
ifHopper  William,  Wintropp-st. 
Jaraieson  Matthew,  Nicholas-st. 
Keniiick  Patridc,  King-st. 
Large  and  Adams,  Fish-st. 
Leckey  and  Cotter,  Morrisons-island 
Leckey  and  Mark,  Charlotte's-quay  ■■ 
Leyeester,  M'Call  and  Cotter,  Lapps-island 
Logan  William,  South-mall 
Lynch  David,  St,  ,Tohn's-st. 
Lynch  Jer.  Sullivan's-qnay 
LyoijLS  Wm.  St.  John's-st.    ■ 
M'Auliffe  Joseph  and  Co.  D.omihick-st. 
M'Carthv  Rodolph,  Peter's-st. 
M'Muilen  J,  &  11.  St,  John's-st. 
M'Swiney  J.  Dnnbai'-st,.   ■■ 
Maziere  Peter  &  Sons,  Faiiilkner's-lane 
Molony  Joseph,  Church-st. 
Morgan  Isaac  &  Henry,  VVhite-st. 
Morgan  and  Reeves,  Buckingham  square      - 
Moylan  Dennis  Richard,. Blarney-lane 
Murphy  Daniel,  south  Main-st. 
Murphy  I.  N.  &  J,  Morrison's -island' ' 
O'Molony  Francis,  Travers-st. 
Payo  Samuel  &  Co.  Camdeh-place 
Powers  John  &  William,  NorthT^st.. 
Prendergast  William,  Nile-st. 
Roberts  William  &  Son,  UnionHisland 
|fcRonayne  Riclsit-d,  Wintropp-st. 


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Rutterford  John,  Lapps  island 

Savage  Jonathan,  Grand-parade 

Sharpe  Henry,  Patrick-st. 

Shaw  George,  Perry-st. 

Sheppard  Thomas  and  Co.  South-mall 

Skcj-s  Abraham,  George-st. 

Stephenson  Richard,  Moore-st,  ' 

Strange  John,  Lcitrim-st. 

Sugrue  Charles,  Dominick-st.  • 

Sullivan  David.  Mallow-lane 

Todhunter  William,  Cove-st. 

Vippond  Robert  and  Co.  Kyrls-quay 

Waggett  Christopher  &  Thos.  Knapps-sq. 

Waters  George,  Academy-st. 

Whately  John  and  George,  Lapps-island 

Wherland  James,  St.  Finn-bnrrs 

White  William,  Dominick-st. 

White  Benjamin,  Lavitts-quay 

'   Milliners. 
Armstrong  Sarah,  Grand-parade 
Cahill  Johanna,  3,  Tuckey-st. 
Callaghan  Mary,  South-mall 
Clavery  M.  8,  Tuck-y-st. 
Fanning  Mary,  5,  Grand  Parade 
Fo;key  M.  7,  Castle-st. 
Greaves  Eliza,  Patrick-sl. 
M'Carthy  Daniel,  Grand  Parade 
O'Keeffe Eliza  and  Ellen,  26,  Grand  Parade 
O'Sullivan  Ann,  Grand  Parade 
Roche  Harriet,  23,  Tuckey  st. 
Wheeler  Rebecca,  .33,  Grand-parade 
Wily  &  Fitton,  Patrick-st. 

Music  Dealers. 
Fitzpatrick  Daniel,  South-mall 
Gillespie  Richard,  25,  Patrick-st. 
Music.  Professors  of 
Aubery  Lewis,  Duncan-st. 
Buckley  John,  6,  Sullivan's-quay 
Moeran  Edward,  Rutland-square 
Roche  John,  South-mall 
Shaw  John,  St.  Peter's-st. 
Stephens  James  Brelsford,  Marlb.-st. 

JStirsery  and  Seed§meii% 
Casey  James,  10,  Patrick-st. 
Drummond  James,  Parliament-st. 
Hartland  Richard.  22,  Patrick-st. 
Hartland  Arthur,  9,  Grand-parade 
Laffan  Thomas,  80,  Grand -parade 
Murphy  Michael,  Castle-st. 
Sheehan  Thomas,  3,  Grand-parade 

Oil  Merchants, 
Beale  Joshua  &  Co.  {&  colour)  south  Main- 
street 
Caulfield  Willinm,  9.  north  Main-st. 
Martin  &  Doyle,  (  &  colour)  47.  n.  Main-st. 
Mahony  Wm.  north  Cattle- market 
Newsom  Denis,  [&  colour]  north  Main-st. 
Ring  Edward,  Castle-st. 

Opticians. 
Rennett  Thomas,  2,  Patrick-st. 
Hunt  Thomas,  jun.  37,  Patrick-st. 

Painters. 
Duncan  Edward,  1| ,  Patrick-st. 
Keays  White,  4,  Patrick-st. 
Roche  Joseph  George,  10.  Princess-st. 


Painters  and  Glaziers, 
Barrett  and  Denny,  [&  plumbers]  puUcan-^ 

street  '..   t     ''?.^ 

Barry  Jeremiah,  Batchelor's-quay 
Buckley  Thomas,  Batchelor's-quay 
Connell  Patrick,  King-st. 
Cranitch  William,  St.  PauPs-st'    ' 
Devereux  Thomas,  Parliament-st. 
Donovan  Daniel,  Duncan-st. 
Fisher  Reuben,  Fishshamble-lane 
Force  John,  St.  Paul's-st. 
Gwynn  George,  Mardyke-st. 
Hennessy  Michael,  Duncan-st. 
"Keays  Stephen,  St,  Paul's.st. 
Keays  Thomas,  1,  Merchants-quay 
Koily  B.  Batch elors-quay 
Mahony  Timothy,  St.  Paul's-st. 
Mannii;  John,  15,  George-st. 
Mehegan  Denis,  Brunswick-st. 
O'Keeffe  Charles,  "^ullivan's  quay 
Reardon  Robert,  Duncan-st. 
Robinson  George,  St*  Paul's-st. 
Stevens  William,  7,  George-st. 
Sullivan  Phillip,  George's-quay 
Turner  John,  Princess-st. 
Walsh  Parker,  47,  St.  Paul's-st. 

Paper  Dealers. 
Moylan  Francis  J.  Patrick-st. 
Sullivan  E.  and  J.  north  Main-st. 

Paper  Makers. 
Dillon  Thomas,  Patrick-st. 
Phair  Francis  and  Wm,  24,  north  Main-st. 
Reeves  Peter  &  Co.  27,  Patrick-st. 

Paper  Stainers. 
Duncan  John,  Princess-st. 
Fanning  Caesar,  43,  Patrick-st, 
-  Noble  Hugh,  Mardyke-st. 
"  pb\e  &  Byrne,  Peter-st. 

Patten  Makers, 
Hurly  John  Hamett,  Broad-lane 
Kennedy  David,  Broad-lane 
Lawlor  Denis,  Fishshamble-st. 

Pawn  Brokers. 
Bagley  William,  Coach-st. 
Bennett  Jane,  Brunswick-st. 
Burd  George,  North-abbey 
Cleary  John  and  Co.  Cove-st. 
Collins  Elizabeth,  Bishop-st. 
Divett  George,  Newenham's-quay 
Donovan  Timothy,  Cove-st. 
Field  John,  Blarney-lane 
Geran  Thomas,  north  Main-st. 
Helen  Joseph,  Black-pool 
Hicks  George,  Phillips-lane 
Hosford  Mary,  Fishshamble-lane 
Husband  .fohn,  Abbey-st. 
Jameson  Thomas,  Shandon-st.  •. 
M'Carthy  Eliz.  Roberts-st. 
M'Carthy  Daniel,  York-st. 
Vl 'Daniel  D.  Shandon-st., 
Mahony  Richard,  Domiriick-st. 
Mann  Noah  Richard,  Knapp-square 
Martin  John,  Pope's  quay 
Miller  Jane,  Bam,ck-st. 
Moorhead  and  Co.  Sullivan's-quay 
O'Brien  Rachael,  George-st. 


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O'  Jy<'nry  TljooMSj,Poi3ainick-it. 

O'Neill  ^viy, ;C6ve-st. , 

R«V^S!arj",~Mary-sf, 

Ring  Wilii:in,  Slii>n<lon-st. 

St.  Helen  Roger,  Cross-st. 

Smith  Johh,  Meeting-house-laue 

Trenwijih  E.  Groan-green 
^  Perfumers. 

Atrid^e  Eliza,  4,  Georf?e-st. 

Coghlan  Charles,  Grand-parade 

Coghlan  Richard,  2,  George-st. 

Fitzgerald  John,  20,  George-st. 

Walsh  Mary,  7,  Patrick-st, 
'  Waters  Margaief,  14,  Georgp-st. 
Pewter  ers. 

Austen  Joseph,  north  Main-st. 

Austen  Rohert,  11,  Patrick-st, 

Physicians. 
Baldwin  Herbert,  South-mall 
Bnrry  D.  Patrick's-quay 
Barry  John,  Henry-st. 
Barry  l.Milnefj  Cook-st. 
Beamish  J.  S.  South-mall 
Bell  Thomas,  lMarlb.-»t. 
Bullen  VVilliaro,  South-mall 
Cahill  Thomas,  Academy-»t. 
Calanan  Albert,  Queen-st. 
Casey  Thomas,  17,  Marlb.-st, 
Croniii  John*  south  Main-st. 
Daly  Charles,  Patrick 's-bridge 
Fowler  George,  GrenTiUe-place 
Greene  Richard,  Patrick-st. 
Halloran  William  S.  South-mall 
Harding  R.  George-st. 
Harris  Thomas,  Donovan-st. 
Hawkins  Frederick,  11,  Tuckey-st. 
Heard  Edward,  Dbuglas-st. 
Johnston  John,  South-mall 
Kelly  Peter,  30,  George-st. 
M'Donogh  Anthony,  Marlb.-st. 
M'Sweeney  Joseph,  Princess-st. 
Magrath  John,  I)rawbridge-st, 
Mann  Anthony,  George's -quay 
O'Brien  Bdward,  Mary-st. 
Orpen  Abraham,  4,  Camden-place 
Osburne  Thomas,  Carey  Dyke  .j 
Pickles  William,  Dun<:an-st. 
Piteairn  James,  South-mall 
Potter  Jepson,  Nile-st. 
Reade  Joseph,  Dyke  ■. 

Sealy  James,  38,  Grand-parade 
S^muur  George,  8,  Patrick-st, 
Sharkey  Patrick,  Hemy-st. 
Sharp  Thomas,  Princess-st. 
Walsh  Francis,  Soutb-mall 
V^illes  James,  Coal^quay 
Woodroflfe  Jolin,  Soutli-mall 

Porter  Dealers. 
Cooke  R.  W.  South-mall 
Daly  Thomas,  Drawbrid^e-st. 
Howard  Luke,  Maylor-st. 
Jennings  Thomas,  Brown-st. 
Sharpies  Matthew,  Fish-st. 
Walker  Henry  &  Co.  Maylor-*t. 

Porter  and  Spirit  Dealers. 
Abern  John,  Grand-parade 


Barry  John,  2,  Merchants-quay 
Barry  James,  north  Maih-st. 
Barry  James,  Mallaw-lane 
Barry  Grace,  Shandon-st. 
Barry  John,  Mallow-lane 
Barry  Edward,  Church-st. 
Barry  John,  Broad-lane 
Barry  Mary,  Dnnbar-st, 
Bayler  William,  Hanover-at. 
Beamish  Jotin,  George's-quay 
Booth  James,  Market-st» 
Brebon  Anliur,  Princes-st. 
Brennan  Jiimes,  Barrack-st. 
Brenian  C.  George-st. 
Broderick  Andrew,  Coal-fluay 
Campbell  Collin,  Warrens-quay 
Carroll  Richard,  2,  Bridge-at. 
Casey  Henry,  Dcminick-st. 
Casey  Thomas,  York-st. 
Cleary  Roger,  south  Main-st, 
Coakley  Patrick,  Blarney-lane 
Cogan  Willianx,  Market-st. 
Collins  Ellen,  Su  Hi  vans-quay 
Collins  Joseph,  Coach-st. 
Condon  Eliza,  Coal-quay 
Conway  Francis,  Barrack-st. 
Cotter  Garrett,  Blarney-lane 
Cotter  Pierce,  Parliament- bridge 
Crawjey  Daniel,  12,  George-st. 
Crean  Daniel,  Shandon-st. 
Crowly  John,  Daunts-jquare 
Crosbie  James,  Shandon-6t. 
Cunningham  Mary,  28,  north  Maia-it. 
Cunningham  Eugene,  Shandon-st. 
Cunningham  John,  Barrack-st. 
Daly  Marj-,  Newenham's-quay 
Daly  John,  15,  George-st. 
Deary  Simon,  nof  th  Main-st. 
Decourcy  William,  1,  George-st, 
Delany  William,  St.  Paul's-st. 
Desmond  Daniel,  south  Main-st. 
Desmond  Daniel,  Grand-parade 
Donovan  Daniel,  Duncan-st. 
Donoran  Richard,  89,  south  M'aid-st 
Donovan  Jeremiah,  4,  Princess-st. 
Donovan  Daniel,  Water-course 
Egar  William,- south  Main-st. 
falvey  Timothy,  Grorges-quay 
Farrell  John,  2  Daunts-square 
Fitzgerald  Davi-.',  Anne-st. 
Fitzgerald  James,  King-st. 
Fitzgibbon  Garrett,  George-st, 
Flaherty  Hugh,  Bridge-st. 
Flynn  Michael,  York-st. 
Flynn  Daniel,  42,  Patrick-st. 
Flynn  Edmund,  Drawbridge-st 
Foley  Marjjkret,  Broad-lane 
Forrest  Joseph,  Merchants-i|uay 
Forneau  Eliaabeth,  Barrack-st. 
Gallwey  Patrick,  Shandon-st. 
Gibson  Robert,  south  Maiur^t. 
Hagerty  C    French's-quay 
Hassett  Daniel,  Market-st.  ^ 

Hayes  Denis,  south  Main-^t> 
Hendrick  John,  James'-St. 
Hennessy  George,  Maylor-Rt. 
Hodgkiss  William,  Hauoycr-it. 


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Horgan  John,  Coal-fi'.iay 

Horj,'an  Margaret,  Dunbar-sl. 

Howse  John,  Lapps-island 

Hyne  Timothy,  Geora;c's-i|uay 

Kdly  Richani,  Gfcorge's-q\)ay 

Lane  Timothy,  Kyrls-quay 

Lane  Jolin  &  Co.  Briflge-st. 

Lane  John,  south  Main-st. 

Lane  Maiirice,  (spirit)  Markt't-st. 

Langley  George,  12,  George-st. 

Laiigley  Samuel,  Newsome's-quay 

Lai  yi'.iour  Hugh,  south  Main-st. 

Lee  Giles,  Cross-st. 

Lee  Giles,  (crown  tavern)  Austin-1ane 

Lineh;im  James  Bai:tlioloine\v,  Barrack-  st. 

Lynch  John,  fspirit)  Barrack-st. 

M'Carthy  Charlts,  north  Main-st. 

M'Carthy  Denis,  Dublin-st. 

M'CauIiffe  C.  south  Maiu-st. 

M'Dermott  Margaret,  30,  Grand-parade 

M'Donnell  John,  Merchants-qnay 

M'Donnell  William,  north  Main-st. 

M'Keevers  Daniel,  George-st. 

Mason  Thomas,  4,  Marlbro'-st. 

Matheson  Robert,  south  Main-st. 

Moore  Wra.  (spirit^l  Nelson's-place 

Morrifsy  Daniel,  Barrack-st. 

Moynihan  John,  Blarney-lane 

Mullins  Patrick,  Caroline-st. 

Murphy  Daniel,  Blarney-lane 

Murphy  Jeremiah,  (spVit)  south  Main-st. 

Murphy  Walter,  3,  Castle-st. 

Murpliy  James,  Clarence-st, 

Murphy  Denis,  Parliament-st. 

Murray  Cornelius,  Bandon-road 

Neenan  James,  North-abbey 

Neenan  John,  York-st. 

Neville  Richard,  Margaret-st. 

Norris  John,  Merchants-quay 

O'CoDnor  John,  Mannix-st. 

O'Donnoghue  Joseph,  Lavitts-quay 

G'Leary  Arthur,  Grattanst. 

O'Leary  Jeremiah,  2,  Lavitts-quay 

O'SuUivan  Silvester,  Shandon-st. 

Parker  John,  Shandon-st. 

Punch  James,  Castle-st, 

Quin  Jeremiah,  Drawbridge-st. 

Qiiin  Thomas,  Drawbridge-st. 

Ready  Eliza,  Fish-st. 

Reed  Henry,  8,  north  Main-st., 

Regan  Jeremiah,  Barrrck-st. 

Reynoldson  George,  Barrack-st, 

Smith  William,  Barrack-st. 

Smith  James    5,  Princess-st. 

Sullivan  Wax.  (&  livery  stables)  Barrack  st 

Sullivan  Andrew,  south  Main-st. 

Thomas  William.  Fishshamble-lane 

Walsh  Daniel,  Barrack.-st. 

Ward  John,  Bi»hop-st. 

Waters  Christopher,  Pembroke-st. 

Watson  Mary,  Merchants-quay 

West  Richard,  Newsome's-quay 

White  H«nry,  Leitrim-st. 

Wood  William,  Mj|rket-st, 

Printers,  Letter  Press. 
iJarber  Edmtind,  Brown-st. 


Roister  John,  7,  P;itric!;-st. 

Boyle  ./ohn,    (Frefhol  Icr  OfEce'  JjnblisheJ 

every  eighth  (iay)  Carcys-hi.ne    '   !.',7rtt?'J 
Connor  Jolm,  (iratid-pfiraih: 
Cork  Mercantile   Chronicle,  Inspectors  of, 

(M.m,-]ay,   Wednesday  and  I-"ridav)    12, 

Patrick -St. 
Donmeari  Henry,  24,  Patrick-st. 
Dillon  Charles,!,  Cystk-st. 
Eihvards  and  Savay;e,  G,  Castle-st, 
Ferguspon  ^ViHiam,  4,  Grand-parade 
Geary  Ellen,  north  Main-st. 
Haly  Joseph,  Hanover-st, 
O'Droscol   John,    fSouthern   Reporter  and 

Cork  Commercial  CourierOffici',  Tuesday 

Thursiiay  and  Saturday,)  4,  Patrick-st. 
Tisdall  and  Tatam,  (Cork  .Advertiser  Office 

Tuesday,  Thursday  &  Saturday)  Patrick-st 
Townsend  Henry,    fMorning  intelligencer 

Office,  Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Sat\nday) 

6,  Castle-st, 
West  and  Coldrteli,  8,  Patrick-st. 

Print  Seller. 
Kerner  Samuel,  (and  gilder)  34,  Patrick-st 

Provision   Merchants. 
Cummins  Nicholas  &  Joseph  and  Brothers, 

Patricks-quay 
Newsom  Samuel,  Patrick-st. 

Public  Notaries. 
Baldwin  John,  2,  Princess-st. 
Bennett  Joseph,  George-st. 
Bennett  John,  Nelson's-place 
Bennett  Henry,  South-mall 
Chennery  Richard,  South-mall 
Coulburne  and  Beannett,  South-mall 
Cottrell  William,  Nelson's-place 
Dowman  John,  South-mall 
Foot  Richard,  22,  South-mall 
Gregg  William,  Commercial-buildings! 
Hardy  Henry,  Charlotte's-quay 
Hobbs  William,   Patrick-st, 
Johnson  and  Swiney,  South-mall 
Jones  William,  City  Crown  Office 
Lander  John,  Nile-st. 
;  Lawton  Hugh,  Cook-st. 
Mannix  Thomas,  Patrick-st. 
Merrick  Samuel,  South-mall 
Milward  Henry,  South-mall 
Pope  and  Besnards,  10,  South-mall 
Swiney  John,  South-mall 
Terry  and  Vincent,  South-mall 
Travers  Robert,  George-st. 
Tuckey  and  Kift,  South-mall 
Saddlers,  Sfc. 
Abernethy  Richard,   27,  Patrick-st. 
Abernethy  Tliomas,  25,  Grand  Parade 
Barrett  William,  13,  Tuckey-st. 
Connell  Richard,  35,  Grand  Parade 
Hawkes  William,  5,  Tuckey-st. 
Holmes  William,  15,  Grand  Paradt 
Hyde  William,  9,  Patrick-st. 
Maybury  Thomas,  Mallow-lane 
Murphy  Daniel,  Barrack-st. 
Smyth  Bryan,  20,  Patrick-st. 
Strang  Bryan,  Grand  Parade 


CORK. 


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■    '.ii    Sttil  Cl(dh  Manufacturers. 
Bernard  Julius,  Perry-st. 

Salt  and  Lime  Works. 
Cksey  Michael,  great  Britain-st, 
Coley  William,  Watctcoiirse 
Crowley  Richard,  Rocl<?:ivajc 
Deaue  S.  and  Son,  SoiUti-a;ile-bridge 
Deanc  William,  Blackpool 
Herlihy  Jeremiah,  St..  Johii-st. 
Jobnson  George,  St.  Finn-barrs 
Verling  Bartholomew,  Maylor-st. 

Ship  Brokers, 
Bickerton  George  and  Co.  Warrcns-quay 
Dodd  and  Johnson,  Maylor-st. 
Finn  John,  50,  George-st. 
Hall  John,  Maylor-st. 
Hall  Frederick,  Commercial-buildings. 
Miirphy  William,  South-mall 
Palmer  John,  Maylor-st. 
Stewart  'Vui.  jnn.  Longroom-custom-house 
Williamson  Thomas  Wilson,  Mayler-st, 

Ship  Builders. 
Knight  John,  Glanmire-road 
Wheeler  Jo-^^eph,  Strand-road 

Ship  Chandlers. 
Gallaghan  Michael,  Coal-quay 
Connor  Denis,  Merchants-quay 
Ford  Catharine,  Newenhanis-quay 
Harilon  Cornelius,  Coal-quay 
.Ki  Icher  Catharine,  Coal-quay 
Murphy  Mary,  Newenhams-quay 
Murphy  William,  Newenhams-quay 
Shaw  Mary  and  Sons,  Merchants-quay  and 
Coal-quay 

^       Silk  Mercers, 
Fmlay  James,  Grand-parade 
Hynes  Francis,  south  Mainrst, 

Silver  Platers, 
Naylor  Thomas,  Bowling-green-st. 
Naylor  G.  7,  Hanover-st. 

Skill  and  Feather  Merchants. 
CiiUaghan  Timothy,  Dominick-st. 
Purcell  Martin.  Popes-quay 
Ridings  William,  Morgan-st. 

Stone  Merchants. 
Fitzgerald  James  &  Thomas,  Grand-parade 
Fitzpatrick  John,  Georires-quay 

Straw  Hat  Manufactiirerg, 
Savage  M.  Fisliamble-lane 
Shinick  Johanna,  Clarkes-bridg^ 
Simkins  Mary,  Duncau-st. 
Smith  Frances,  Fishamble-lane 
Thomas  Mary  Anne,  Hanover-st^ 

Surgeons, 
Banks  Samuel,  Mardyke 
Coghlan  John,  Coach-st. 
Gosuell  Samuel,  23,  Patrick-st. 
Murphy  William,  Cook-st. 
Rodgers  James,  Rutatirl-st. 

Tailors  (Merchant.) 
Flanagan  Francis,  4,  P.itrici<  s't, 
Galwey  Thomas,  6,  Grand-parade 
O'Grady  Jeremiabi  18,  Patrick-st. 
Sullivan  Daniel,  21,  Grand-parda 
Tracey  John,  Cook-st. 


Tailors. 

Callaghan  Timothy,  Cas(le-st, 
Evans  John,  Hftnnver-st, 
Tangney  Thomas,  ,3,  George-st. 
Whitney  John,  St.  F*aul-st. 

Tallotv  Chandlers  and  Soa^  Boilers. 

Cosfan  James,  Coal-quay 

Cogan  John,  33,  Palrick-st. 

Collins  R.  J.  north  Main-st. 

Denn  John,  Mallow-lane 

Donegan  Daniel,  south  Main-st. 

F;ilis  Finn,  25,  north  Main-st. 

Foott  Samuel,  south  Main-st. 

Furneau  John,  Barrack-st. 

Garde  James,  Blackpool 

Hagin  Patrick,  Blarney-lane 

Hatton  Edward,  George's-quay 

Hawkes  (Jorless,  south  Main-st. 

Hurley  Charles,  13,    George-st. 

Kemp  William,  27,  Patrick-st. 

Leckey  and  Cotter,  Morrison's-island 

Long  Rowland  and  William,  Shandon-st< 

Murphy  Timothy,  Blarney-lane 

Newman  Charles,  Caroline-st. 

Olden  Thomas,  north  Main-st> 

Olden  Robert,  Duncan-st. 

Parker  Mary,  Bandon-road 

Pearse  Michael,  George-st. 

Penrose  William,  Barrack-st. 

Thornton  George,  18,  north  Main-st, 

Wren  George,  Bandon-road 

Tanners  and  Cttrriers, 
Baker  John,  Fi(ton-st.  ■  > 

Carland  Michael,  Philiips-lane 
Condon  John,  St.  Jobu's-st, 
Dunn  Michael,  Wuter-conrae 
Field  Williani,  north  Cattle-market 
Fitzgerald  John,  Hillgrove's-lane 
Flanagan  Denis,  Water-course 
Hackett  J.  &  Co.  Fitton-st.  &  South-bridge 
Hackett  James,  SuUivap's-quay 
Hackett  William,  great  Britaia-st. 
Mansergli  John,  B!ea«by-st. 
Merrick  Jeremiah,  Water-course 
Merrick  Thomas,  jun.  Clarence-st. 
Murphy  James  and  Daniel,  Water-Ians 
Steers  Thomas,  Water-course 
Walsh  John,  Blarney-lane 
Wise  George,  north  Cattle-market 
Wise  Henry  Blakeny,  north  Cattle-market 
Wise  Thomas,  north  Cattle-market 

Tea  Dealers. 
Atkins  George-,  Morrison's-island 
Graham  Eliza,  Patrick-st. 
Hopper  E.  J.  Patrick-st. 
King  Joseph,  South-mall 

Thread  Makers. 
Delany  Michael,  York-st. 
Delay  David,  Clarencc-st. 
Hynes   Francis   and  Co.    (tape  and   army 

lace)  Hanover-st. 
Keating  Henry,  Moore-st, 
Noonon  Denis,  Mallow-lane 

Timber  Merchants. 
Callagban  Andrew,  Devonshire-st,  " 
Carroll  James, Driag's-marsh 
Coleman  Denis,Churcl)-st. 


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CORK. 


Coleman  Thomas,  Grattan-st. 

Coleman  Thomas,  Leitrim-st. 

Daly  Maurice,  Leitrim-st. 

Deane  Alexander  &  Jervis,  SuUivan's-quay 

Osborne  Edward,  Kyrl's-quay 

Tobacconists. 
Bennett  Jane,  South  Main-st. 
Bennett  Thos.  88,  north  Main-st. 
Cogan  Mary,  Barrack-st. 
DennisoD  James,  1,  Patrick-st. 
England  Edward,  Blarney-lane 
Hosford  Jonathan,  92,  South  Main-st. 
Hosford  Joseph,  95,  south  Maia-st. 
Kcnifeck  James,  Bandon-road 
Lambkin  James,   Market-st. 
Moriarty  Timothy,  south  Main-st. 
NicoUs  Robert,  90,  south  Maia-st. 
Power  John,  Barrack-st. 
Walsh  Jonn,  Blarney-lane 
Walsh  James,  Barrack-st. 

Toy  Dealers. 
Harris  Mary,  Grand  Parade 
Loder  Ann,  Georgre-st. 

Trimming   Warehouses  s 
Beale  George,  south  Main-st. 
Buckley  Lewis,  Barrack-st. 
Holland  Robert,  north  Main-st. 
Manlv  Joseph  H.48,  Grand  Parade 
Meyers  George,  north  Main-st. 
Murphy  and  Condon,  south  Main-st. 
O'Driscol  Sarah,  34,  north  Main-st. 

Trunk  Makers. 
Ballard  Wm.  &  Christh.  34,  Grand-parade 

Ttirners. 
Crawley  John,  Francis-st. 
Jervis  Jacob,  Peter's- Chnrch-lane 
Quill  Thomas,  Cross-st. 
Withers  John  Francis-st. 

Umbrella  Makers. 
AhernThoma-*,  Broad-lane 
Ahern  James,  Broad-lane 
Hassell  Abraham,  Broad-lane 
Hymes  Solomon,  29,  Grand-parade 
Supple  John,  Fishamble-lane 
Upholsterers. 
Cogan  James,  22,  Grand-parade 
Coates  John,  Duncan-st. 
M'O'Boy  David,  33,  Patrick-at. 
O'Keeffe  John,  Graltan-st. 
Shinkw.n  Thomas,  Mardyke-st. 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 
Bagley  Richard,  13,  Grand-parade 
Bagley  Richard,  jun.  12,  Grand-parade 
Bagley  William,  Nile-st. 
Byrotn  William,  2,  Patrick-st. 
Fuller  Richard,  21,  Patrick-st. 
Hawkeaworth  Edward,  Grand-parade 
Haynes  Samuel,  Grand -parade 
Manpan  Jarae<,  Patrick-st. 
MontjoyJobn,  Bridge-st. 
Montjoy  Thomas,  1,  Batchelor's-quay 
Murphy  John,  '6,  Patrick-st. 
O'Shaughnessy  Mark  Stephen,  Grand-pa. 
Ross  Charles,  Warren'.s-quay 
Rnss  William,  South-mall 


Stoteibury  George,  north  Main-st. 
Thornhill  Walter,  Broad-lane 

Wax  Chandler. 
Davies  Edward,  11,  Grand-f;:»raue 

Wine  Merrhitnfs. 
Atkins  George,  Morrison's-islaud 
Cleary  John  S.  north  Main-st. 
Curtis  Thomas,  Castle-st. 
Uunbar  Thomas,  Abbey-st. 
Foott  John  and  Sons,  South-mall 
Galway  Gerard,   Princess-st, 
Hadigaa  Thomas,  Georjre's^quay 
Hawkes  Richard   (and  importer)   Queen-st. 
Larymore  George,  Sulliran's-quay 
M'Carthy  Markum  {&  spirit)    1,'Castle-st. 
Mahony  Michael,  10,  Grand-parade 
Martin  Henry,  South-mall 
Moore  Wm.  («  spirit)  Kyrl's-quay 
Murray  R.  T.  Mcrchant's-quay 
Meagher  Daniel,  VVintropp-st. 
Newton  Richard,  Church-st. 
Roche  James,  Cook-st. 
Westropp  H.  B.  Marlborongh-st. 

Wire  Workers  and  Drawers. 

Barnes  Thos.  A,  &  Co.  (wire   webbj    Han- 

over-st. 
Hackett  John,  Peter's  Church-laae 
Massey  Henry,  Pcter's-Churcli-lanej 
Seymour  George,  43,  St.  Panl's-st. 
Sullivan  Eugene,  (wire  webb)  Henry-»t. 

Wool  Combers. 
Connell  Robert,  great  Britain-st. 
M 'Mullen  James.  Clarence- st. 

MISCELLANEOUS 

Aberuethy  Widow,  saddle-tree-maker 
Bass  John,  sergeant  at  mace,  Nile  St. 
Bryaa&Pulvertaf^brassfounders,  Hanover-s 
Collins  William,  governor    of  the  Lunatic 
Asylum,&Houseof  Industry,  Terrace- walk 
Celumby    Martha,   artificial   flower  make, 

Duncan-st. 
CoUis  Robert,  whipmaker,  12,  Tuckey-st. 
Conntll  James,  corn  dealer,  great  Britain-s 
('ook  Richard,  playintr  cardmaker.Nel.sons-p 
Costello  J.  fishing  tackle  maker,  Duncan-st. 
Cottrell   Francis,  bookbinder,    Hanover-st. 
Day  Mrs.  Mary  Ann',  matron  of  the  Lunatic 
Asylum, &  House  of  Industry,  Terrace-w. 
Dove  John,  whipmaker,  Hanover-st. 
Downing  Peter,  miller,  Fishamble-lane 
Ellis  John  VV.  looking-glassmaker,  Cook-st 
Flanagin  Thos.  musical  instrument   maker, 

Broad-lane 
Geary  Thos  coach  globe  mkr.  Fishamble-la 
Hatchett  John,  fish  hook   maker,   Peter's- 

church-lane 
Hanlan  John,  roper.  Black-pool 
Hockin  William,  ocilist.  Grand-parade 
Ingram  John,  glass  warehouse,  Hiiiiovt-r-st. 
Jameson  and   Kellett,  agents   to  the  Euro- 
pean    Co.    and  general   advertising;   and 
newspaper  agency  oliice,,  Sont.b-maU 
Jones  Man.   straw  manufacturer,  Gt;anil-pa 
Lane  Richard    and   Sejis,    army   clothiers 
Blarne-yalne 


CORK. 


u\ 


Lane  Richd,  STAMP  OFFICE,  Soullj.raall 
Lawrence  Thos.  card-makerj  Sliandon-st. 
Lealiy  Matt,  cheese-raougcr  Newenliaui's-q 
Lewis  Wra,  furrier,  45,  f'atrick-st. 
M'VluUen  Jos.  woollen  mnnuC.  Mardyke-pu 
Numan  Timotliy,  uierchiints'  elk.  Northmll 
O'Le^ry  Matthias,  cbair-mnki-r,  Petci-st. 
Spearing  Joseph,    jun.    commissioa    ware- 
rooms,  Bovvliog-greeri-st. 
Splaine  Abraham,  21,  Palrick-st. 
Tancred  M.  stay  maker,  Hanover-st. 
TennantThos.  col,  of  customs,  James-st. 
Thompson  James,  Merchants-quay 
VVelpy  John,   goldsmith,  &c.  3,  n.  Main-st. 
Welsh  J.  ftovernor  of  the  city  gaol,  Mardyke 
Whitney  Thos.  bookbinder,  &c.  Gcorge-st. 
■yVoCids  James,  coppersmith, Mardyke-parade 

Mail  and  Stag's   Coaches. 

To  Dublin.— The  Royal  Mail,  by  Clonmel, 
sets  out  from  the  Mail  Coach  Oflftce,  \V  in- 
troppst.  every  afternoon,  at  half  past 
four,  and  arrives  in  Dublin  at  half  past 
five,  the  following  afteinoon 

To  Duhlin.—T\\e  Royal  Mail,  from  the 
abore  office,  by  Cashell,  sets  out   every 


morning  at  six  o'clock,  and  arrifcs  in 
Dublin  at  six,  the   following  morning 

To  Trake. —  The  R^ailCoach  from  the  ofiice 
Pcmbroke-st. every  morning  at  si>i;o'c)<iok 
p:isaes  through  the  towns  of  Mill-street 
and  Killarnei/,  where  it  arrives  at  half 
past  three,  and  at  Tralee  at  half  past  six 
o'clock 

To  fjimerick. — A  Day  Coach  from  the 
above  office,  every  morning,  at  six  o'clok, 
and  arrives  at  JLimera.k,  at  five  o'clock  in 
evening,  from  whence  a  Mail  an;!  Day 
Coach  proceed  for  Dublin  nejit  morning, 
in  each  of  which  are  two  seats,  reserved 
until  the  arrival  oftheaboveCoacb,  wiiich 
passes  one  day  by  Fermoy,  and  the  other 
by  Mallow 

To  fVaterford — The  Mail  Coach  every  fore- 
noon at  half  past  eleven  o'clock,  and 
arrives  in  Wuterford  every  evening,  at  a 
qn^r'er  past  ten. 

To  Voughal.-~\  Coach  from  the  above 
ofiice,  every  Sunday,  Tuesday,  andThurs- 
day  morning,  at  nine  o'clock,  and  returns 
to  Cork  every  Monday,  Wednesday  and 
Friday  afternoon,  at  half  past  two. 


REFERENCE  TO  CORK. 


ABBOTT    171, 

175 
Abel  173 
Abernethy  173  1 
Adams  175 
Ahern  170*171, 

180 
Aherne  169 
Aldworth  163 
Allen   169,   170, 
Alexander  173 
Armstrong,  169, 

174,  176 
Ashe  170 
Atkin  169 
Atkins    170,   179 
Atterbury  1 68 
Attridge  177 
Aubury  176 
Austen  171,  177 
Babington  174 
Bagley  176,  180 
Bagnall  175 
Baily  169,  171 
Baker  179 
Baldwin  169,177, 
Ballard  171,  180 
Banks  179 
Barber  169  174, 
Barker  174 
Barnes  174,  175, 
Barret  176,  178 


174 


80 
177, 


172 


172, 


180 


178 


178 


180 


Barry  169,    171,  172 

173,  176,  177 
Bass  171,  173,180 
Baylerl77 
Beale  169,   173,   174, 

176,  180 
Beamish     171,     174, 

177 
Belchier  171 
Bell  171,  174  177 
Bennet  169,  170,  171 

174,  175,  176,  178 
180 

Bergin  171 
Besnard  169,  179 
Best  174 
Bickerton  179 
Biggs  171 
Boddy  173 
Boh an  171 
Boland  171,  174 
Bolster  170,  175,  178 
Booth  177 
Bourke   172 
Bowls  173 
Boyle  178 
Bradford  172 
Brady  171 
yrasljfl80 
Brehon  177 
Breman,  177 


Brennan  169, 171,177  Carland  179 


Brienl74 
Broderick  177 
Brown  171,  175 
Browne  174 
Bryan  170,  173  180 
Buck  169 
Buckley  169,  176 

180 
Bullen  169,   177 
Burd  176 
Burke  168,  171,  172. 

175 
Burniston  173 
Burt  169 
Bury  174 
Busteed  170 
Byrne  168,  169,  170. 

171,  173 
Byrom,  180  , 
Caborn  168 
Cagney  171 
Cahiiri72 
Calanan  169,  177 
Callaghan    172,   175, 

17b,  179 
Callan  171 
Callanan  170 
Calvert  175,  176 
Campbell  177 
Cane  171 
Carey  172 


Carmichael  171 
Carr  174,175 
Carroll  169,  175,  17»^ 

179 
Casey  169,   170,  IZfr 

177,  179 
Cash  man  171 
Castles  171 
Caulfield  172,  176 
Chaliner,  169 
Chatterton  169 
Cheanery  173 
Chinnery  169 
Chudleigh  168 
Church  171,  175 
Clarke  171,  172 
Clear  175 
Clearyl73,  176,   177, 

180 
Coakeley  177 
Goates  171,  180 
Cocker  170 
Cogan  173,   177,    17» 

180 
Coghlanl77,  179 
Colburne  169,  171 
Coleman    171,      179, 

180 
Coley  179 
Collins     176,        177 

180 
Colds  180 


182 


REFERENCE   TO   CORK. 


Golumby  189 

Conder  177 

CondoQl73,   ir4,17ir 

Connel  170 

Conncll  170,  171,  17-2 

Connellan    170,    176 
178,  180 

Connor  170, 171,  174 
178,  179 

Conway  169,  174,177 

Cooke  170,  173,   177, 
180 

Corbett  171,  172 

Corlett.  174 

Costello  180 

Cotter   170,  174,  177 

Cotterill  175 

Cottrell  1«9,  172, 17^, 
180 

Coulburne  173 

Courtney  171 

Cox  171 

Crai?  172 

Cranitch  1 76 

Crawford  17'j 

Crawley  177,  180 

Crawly  177 

Creage  174 

Creagh  175 

Creraen  171,  175 

Crean  177 

Croft  171 

Crofts  16S,  169,   171, 
175 

Crone  174 

Cronin  177 

Crodkshank  172 

Crosbie  177 

Crowleyl71,  174,170 

Cudraore  169 

Cummins  172,  178 

Cunningham  173,  177 

Currv  173 

Curtin  173 

Curtis  180 

Cutbljert  175 

mgg  170 

Dalteral69,  174 
Dalv   172,  173,    174, 
177,130 

Dalys  171 
Dannaky  170,  174 
Darenport  172 
Davidson  170 
Davies  169,  180 
Davis  174 
Dawson  172,  174 
Day  174,  180 
Deane  169,  170,  179, 

180 
Deary  177 
DeCourcv   171,  177 
Delany  171,  177,  179 
Delay  179 
Denmead  170,  178 
Dena   179 
Denneliy  174 
Dennis  170 


Dennison  180 
Oenny  171 
Desmond  174,  177 

U'vereiix  176 

)ickitisbn  173 
!3igby  168 
iJillon  176,  173 
Oivelt  176 
Dodd  179 

Onherty  168  173,  17-^ 
Donegan  179 
Donovan     168,     171. 
176,  177 


175, 


172.  173 

Dooly  172 

Dount  168 

Donthat  173 

Oovc  ISO 

Dowden  173,  174 

Oowe  173 

Dowmau  169,  178 

Down  170 

Oownes  173 

Downing  170  180 

Doyle  175 

Drew  174 

Drinan  173 

Driscoll   171 

Di'ummond  176 

Duhley  169,  170,  173 

Duhig  172 

Dumas   168 

Duabar  172,  180 

Duncan  176 

Dunn  179 

Dunscombe  175 

Dwyer  171,  173 

Eames  173,  174 

Edden 171 

Edgar  169 

Edmonston  174 

Edwards  169, 170>  174 
178 

Egan    170,  171,    174, 
175 

Kg&v  177 

Ellis   170,   172,    179, 

180 
Elms  174 
England  130 
Enwright  174 
Evans  169,  179 
Evovl72 
Exh'aml69,i72 
Fiih-pyl77 
Fanning  176 
FarrelUfig,  177 
Faviers  168 
Feath   175 
Fennell  173 
Fer^usson  170,  173 
Field  176,  179 
Finlay  179 
Finn  171,175,  179 
Finney  168 
Fislier  176 
Fitton  169 

Fitzgerald     171,   173, 
174,    175,  177,  179 


Fitzpibbon    174 
177 

FitzLiibbons   171 

Fitzpatrick    176,    179 

Flaherty  174,  177 

Flanagan  171,    179 

Fla  >ai.in  180 

j^'lynu  173,    174,    177 

Ftilpv  172,  173,    174, 
177 

F.)ot'   1C9,   178,  179, 
180 

'ord    169,    170,    179 

Force  176 

Forrest  177 

Foskey  176 

Foulks  170 

Fowkes  171 

Fowler  169,  177 

Franklin  169,  170 

Fuller  1 80 

Fiirneau  177,  179 

Galu-ay  169 

Galwey  177, 179,  180 

Garde  179 

Gearan  176 

Geary  170,   171,    I 
180 

Gibson   168,  170,  174 

177 
Gillespie  176 
Gillman  174 
Goias  172,  173 
Good  171,  172 
Goold  175 

Gosnell  169,  172,  179 
Gould  171,  172 
Gonldiii;r  168 
Graham  179 
Greaves     173, 

176 
Green  172 
Greene  174,  177 
Gregg  169,  178 
Grove  175 
Guest  174,  175 
Gwvnn  172,  176, 
Hackett  174,  179, 180 
Hadigan  180 
Hagarty  174 
Hagerty  177 
Haines  169,  173 
Hagin  179 
Halburtl69 
Hall  170,  172,  179 
Halloran  169,  177 
Halhim  171 
Halyl71,  178 
Hamblin  168 
Hamilton  174 
Hancock  168 
Hanlan  180 
Hanlon  179 
Harding  171,177 
Hardum  173 
Hardy  169,  175, 178 
Hargreaves  175        - 
Hare  173 


Haringtonl72 
Harman   175         , 
Harnett  171 
Harrington    173,  174j 
Harris  169,  170,  17.1, 

177,  180 
Hanland  176 
Hartnett  169,  172 

Harvey  175 

Hassel'l  180 

Hatchett  180 

Hatfnn  173,  179 

Haui?htonl73,174,175 
iHawkes  178,  179,  189 

Hawkesworth  180 

Hawkins  177 

Hayes  169,   170,  172, 
173,  174.  177 

Haynes  169,170,173, 
175 

Heard  177 

Helen  176 

Hendrick  177 

Hennessy  176,  177 

Herd  169 

Heron  175 

Herlihy  179 

Hewitt  172 

Heyla  nd  172 

Hicks  176 

Hig-ffinson  174 

Hill  173 

HoRrel69,  170 

Hobbslo!),  178 

Hofkin  1»0 

Hod<H'r  175 

Hongkif.s  172,  17' 

Hodnett  171 
iHoiran   170 
174,1  Holland  172,  180 
I  Holmes  178 
HolH74 
Holten  172 
Hoiian  ]  75 
Hopper  175,  179 
Hor^an  170,  174,  173 
Hosford  176,  180 
Howard  169,  171,  177 
Howe  172 
How.'U  172 
Howse  178 
Hudson  172 
Hughes  171 
Humphreys  173 
Hunt  176 

Hurley  171,  176,  179 
Husband  176 
Hyde  178 
Hymes  179,  180 
Hyno  178 
Hyncs  179,  180 
Ingram  173,  180 
Ireton  170 
Jaclison  173,  175 
Jago  173         .      .       .,. 
Jamponl714^-^^;jjj3£. 
.'smiesoh  1/3^ 

apee  168 


REFERENCE    TO    CQRK, 


183 


Jonninp:*  16"9,  177 
Jerri  s  IHO 
Jervois  i?.'i    ' 
Johnson  I'iB,  Il^;9,i70 

170.  178,  17y 
J(iinistoi)  177 
Jo!u>s  169,   175,  178, 

180 
Keating  170,  172,  175 

179 
I<faA'sl70,  176 
Kell\-  176 
Koldier  179 
Kellcu  17i' 
Kollv  170,  177,  178 
Kyrni)  170,  17;},  174, 

179 
KcnifecU   180 
Keiuiifrrk  172,  1 
Kennedy     168,     175, 

176 
Kerner  170,  178 
Kerns  172 
Kevburn  171 
KVft  169 
King  179 
Knigbr  172,  179 
Larv  171 
Lalfan  17  3,  176 
Lambkin  180 
Lander  169,  178 
Lane  171,    172,    175, 

178,180,  181 
Large  175 

Langley  169, 173,  178 
Lamphier  170 
Larymore  180 
Laryinour  178 
Lawlor  176 
Lawrence    172,    175, 

181 
Lawson  173 
Lawton  169,  178 
Leahy  172, 181 
Leckey  175,  179 
Lee    171,    172,    175, 

178 
Leonard  171 
Leslie  170 
Lester  170,  171 
Lewis  181 
Leycester  172, 175 
Lineham  178 
Lloyd  172 
Loder  180 
Logan  175 
Lombard  171 
Long  173,  179 
Love  173 
Lucas  169 
Ludgate  170 
Lucey  174 
Lynch  171, 173,  174, 

175,178 
Lyons  173, 175 
M'Auliffe  173,  175 


M'Cnrthy    169,     170jMorrogli 

172.  173,  174,  175,1     1 

176,  178,  180 
M^<  vilifle  178 
M'Cli^~e  lt& 
M'Cormicix  171 
M'Dnnid  176 
M'Di-rmot    178 
^f'Donnell  169,   173, 

178 
Vj-Donngh  177 
M'keevers  178 
Markinlosh  169 
>Mcod  170 
•\i'Vrt!ion  171 
Vr  Mullen    172,    173, 

175    180,  181 
M'Namara  169,   172, 

173 
M'O'BoyieO 
M 'Sweeny   171,   175, 

177 
M'Swinev  172,    173, 

174,  175 
Magnier  175 
Majrrath  173,  177 
Magnire  169,  175 
Wahon  169 
Mahony      170,     171, 

173,  "176,  180 
Malpt  175 
IVIringan   180 
Manlv  173,    174,  180 
Mann  176,  177 
Man.iix  169,  176,  178 
Mansergh  179 
Mark   171 
Marks  170,  171 
IVtarriott  174 
Martin  169,  170,  17C, 

180 


Maskell  170 
Mason  l78 
Massey  180 
Matheson  178 
Mavbupv  178 
Maziere'  175, 
Mengber  172,  180 
Meara  169 
Meares  172 
Mehegan  176 
Merrick  169,179 
Merricks  178 
Mevers  173,  180 
Miller  170,  176 
MiUvard  169,  173 
Minluan  171 
Mitch  ell  172 
Moprun  176 
Molonv  175 
Montjoy  180 
Moore  178,  180 
Moorhead  170,  176 
Morgan.  174,  175 
Moriarty    169,     17^ 

180 
Morissy  178 


Morsoy  173 
Morton  174 
VIoylan  175,  176 
Moynihan  178 
Vhilraby  173 
Mnllins  173,  178 
Mnrp|,yl70,172,  174, 

175,  176,  178,  17:*. 
180 

Mnrray  169,  178,  180 
Nangle  173 
Nasli  169,  174 
Naylor  179 
Ncagle  171 
Neale  172 
Neenaii  178 
Neville  178 
Newman  172,   179 
Neus,in  176,  178 
Newton  180 
Nicholson  174 
Nieolls  180 
Nix'  n  175 
Nobb,^  176 
Nobk-tt  170,  173 
Noonan  179 
Norris  178 
Nott  171 
Nowlan  175 
Nngentl73 
Nnnan  181 
Nyhan  173 
Oakshott     169, 

171 
0'Tlrienl«9, 170,  175 

17 6,  Iff 
O'CHllaghan  169 
O'Connell  175 
O'Connor  175, 178 
O'Donnoglme  178 
O'Drescnl  178 
O'Driscol  180 
O'Flyn  173 
O'Grady  179 
O'Hara  170,  175 
O'Keeffe     169, 

176,  180 
O'Leary     171, 

177,178,  181 
OHen  179 
O'Mollonoy  175 
O'Neil  171 

O'Neill  170,  172,  177 
O' Regan  172, 173 
Orpea  169,  177, 
Osborne  173,  180 
Osburne  177 
O'Sbaughnessy  180 
O'Shea  175 
O'SuUivan   171,   176 

178 
Ottlev  172 
Pain  1 69 
Palmer  179 
^Parker  178,  179 


168,     17o  Parks  169 
Payo  175 
Pearso  179 
Pennington  170 
Penrose  179 
Perricho  171 
Phair  176 
Phillipsl69,  170 
Piiippsl68,  174 
Pick  168 
Pickles  177 
Pierce  173 
Pike  170 
Pits  worth  171 
Pitcairn  177 
Pope  169,  178 
Porter  172 
Potter  177 
Power  175,  180 
Powers  175 
Pendergast  175 
Pumphry  172 
Punch  178 
Purcell  170, 172,  174, 

179 
Quill  171,  180 
Quin  178 
Quinlan  173,  175 
Raynes  168 
Reade  177 
Ready  178 
Rearden  175 
Reardon  174,  175,176 
Reed  170,  178 
Rees  171 
Reeves  173, 176 
Regan  178 
Reordon  171 
Reynolds  169 
Reynoldson  178 
Richardson  175 
Ridings  179 
Ring  176,  177 
Roberts  172,  173,  175 
Robinson  173,  176 
Roche  170,  172,  173, 

175,  176,  180 
Rogers  17/5,  179 
Ronayne  173,  175 
Rorke  169 
Ross  180 
Rumney  175 
Russell  173' 
Rutterford  176 
Ryan  169,  170, 175 
Salter  174 
Saunders  168 
Salfege  172,  176,  179 
Scollard  169,  173 
Scott  170 
Sealy  177 
Sexton  172,  173 
Sevmour    170,     171, 

174,  177,  180 
Shanahan  175 
Sharkey  177 
Sharp  177 


170, 


172, 
173, 


im 


REFERENCE    TO    CORK. 


Sbarpe  1^9,  17() 
Sliarpu'S  177 
Shaw  176,   179 
Sbeal72,  174,  173 
Sliee  175 
SheeSianl70.  172,  176 
Sheppard  176 
ShinU'vin  180 
Shmic'.'!  179 
Short  17H 
Silkel^;9.173 
Simkii:R  179 
Skevs  176 
Smart  168 
Smith  170,  173,  175, 

177,  178,  179      ' 
Smithes  171 
Smyth  170,178 
Solomon  174 
Spearing'     1G3,     170, 

173,  "i81 
Spencer  171,  173 
Splaine  181 
Sqiiirl  169 
Stack  169,  173 
Steers  179 
Stephens  176 
Stephenson  176 
Stever.s  176 
Stewart  169,  173,  179 


St.  Helen  177 
Stonchouse  173 
Storach  171 
Stotosbiivv  174,  180 
Strang  178 
Stran-i^e  176 
Sufrvue  176 
Sullivan  168,  170,  17^ 

172,173,  175,  176, 

178,  171,180 
Supple  171,  180 
Sweenev  174 
Swincy'l70,  175,  178, 
Far.  ere  d  181 
Taniraev  179 
Tanner  170,  172 
■riylorl73 
Teape  175 

Terry  170,  )  74,    178 
Tennant 181 
Teulon  174 
Thomas  169,  173,  179 
Thompson  173,  1«1 
Tliornhiil  170,  180 
Thornton  175, 179 
thwaites  162 
Tidniarsh  175 
Tisdall  170,178 
Tivy   170,  172 


Todhonter  176 
Tolekin  174 
Toomy   173 
Townley  172 
Townsend  168,  178 
Traceyl79 
Tracy  172 

Travers  163,170,  173 
Tremmell'5  172 
Trenivith  175 
Tucl.-.cv  170,  178 
Tnohy'  173 
Turner  176 
Varjan  171 
Verlinp,-  170 
Vincent  170 
Vipponc'  176 
'.Vaggett  170,  176 
Valker  170,  172,  177 
Wall  169,  i;3» 
Wallis  170 
Waish  170,   173,  174, 

176,  177,  178,  179, 

180 
Ward  178 
Ware  170 
Waters  172,  176,177, 

178 
Watson  178 


Webb  170,  172,  173 

Welpy  IHl 

West   169,    170,  172, 

178 
Welsh  181 
Westropp  1£0 
Wbately  176 
Wheeler  179 
Wherland  176 
White  173,  175,  176, 

178 
Whit,neyl73,179,  181 
Wilkinson  170 
Willes  177 
Williams  171,  174 
Williamson  172,    173, 

179 
Wise  172,  179 
Withers  180 
Wood  172,  173,  178 
Woods  ISl 
Woodley  170 
Woodhouse  171 
Wnodroffe  177 
WoodvvardJ70 
Wren  179'^ 
Wrisfht  170,  173,  174 
Wvhurd  174 
Yo'uug  173,  174 


^ 


DROGHEDA 

J.S'  a  town  and  county  of  itself,  locally  situated  in  the  counties  of  Louth  and  Mcath, 
although  principally  in  the  former.  Its  antiquity  is  so  great  that  no  records  are  preserved 
of  its  origin  ;  it  is  seated  on  the  banks  of  the  Boyne,  rcn  ^ered  memorable  by  a  great  battle  * 
fought  near  it,  between  Kina'  William  the  Third,  and  King-  James  the  Second,  on  the  first 
of  July  1690,  in  which  the  latter  was  discomfited;  the  English  army  crossing  the  river, 
near  the  old  bridgf,  two  miles  from  the  town,  in  attempting  which,  the  gallant  Schomberg 
was  killed  by  a  shot  from  tho  Irish  army  ;  in  commemoration  of  which,  a  pillar  of  90 
feet  high  has  been  erected  on  the  spot  where  he  fell ;  the  Boyne  runs  through  Drogheda 
from  west  to  east,  and  empties  itself  into  the  Irish  sea,  two  miles  below  the  town,  by 
nieana  of  which,  it  carries  on  an  extensive  commercial  intercourse  with  England,  export- 
ing grain,  linen  and  butter,  and  importing  coals, — Over  the  Boyne  is  a  bridge  of  three 
arches,  which  affords  a  view  of  the  Custom  House,  and  an  extensive  prospect  of  diversified 
scenery  ;  nearly  opposite  the  Custom  Mouse,  maj-ficnlly  soaring  above  the  town,  and  not 
far  distant  from  the  Boyne  is  a  strong  round  tower  of  stone,  supposed  to  have  been  built 
by  the  Danes,  adjoining  to  which  is  a  more  modern  building,  used  as  a  barrack  for  soldiers. 
Several  good  buildings  adorn  the  town.  St.  Peter's  Church,  abeaiitiful  edifice,  commands 
an  elevated  situation,  wfth  an  extensive  burial-ground;  in  this  church-yard  stands  St. 
Peter's  Charity  School,  erected  in  1723,  which  is  supported  by  subscription,  educating 
and  maintaining  twenty  poor  boys.  The  Tholsel  at  the  end  of  West-street,  is  a  good  stone 
building.  The  Linen  Hall  is  very  capacious,  and  well  adapted  to  the  purpose  of  its  erection,  ^ 
The  Corn  Market  in  Fair-street  is  a  neat  structure,  near  which  is  a  barrack  for  infantry,  a. 
The  Charitable  Institutions  of  Drogheda  are  numerous;  the  County  Hospital  in  great  ^ 
George-street,  and  9t,  John's  Poor  House  in  Peter-street,  afford  support  and  relief  to  many. 
Ib  Barlow's  Field,  in  an  open  airy  situation,  stands  the  new  Jail,  erected  in  the  year  1818;  it 
isa  stone  building,  plain  and  commodious,  and  as  far  as  a  prison  can  be  rendered  comforta- 
ble, it  is  so;  within  its  walls  is  a  Chapel ;  ten  cells  for  felons,  in  which  the  sexes  are  kept 
apart,  and  the  unfortunate  delinquentsclassed,  a  plan  of  the  greatest  utility  for  arresting  the 
progress  of  crime  and  immorality;  also  comfortable  apartments  for  Debtors.  The  other 
buildirjgs  and  institutions  of  Drogheda  worthy  of  notice,  are  the  Commercial,  News,  and 
Assembly  Rooms,  on  the  Quay ;  the  Patrician  School,  conducted  on  the  Bell  andLancaste-  i 
rian  systems,  the  Endowed  School  of  Erasmus  Smyth,  in  L(iwrence-st. ;  the  Female  Orphan 
School,ia  Fair-street;  theNunnery  in  Fair-street;  the  W«K>denHoase  ia  Shop-street,  and      | 


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the  City  Gates,  termed  Snnday,  and  St,  Lan-rence  Gales,  are  worthy  the  attention  of  the 
antiquary,  particularly  the  former,  which  is  completely  formed,  of  oak  tinjber,  curiously 
carved;  the  pannels  in  the  front  and  sides  are  connected  by  oaken  projecting  pins,  not  a 
solitary  piece  of  iron  being  found  near  it ;  .the  date  of  its  erection  appears  to  be  1517. 
In  the  vicinity  of  Drogheda  is  the  seat  of  George  Ball,  Esq.  romantically  situated  ;  from 
various  scites  the  eye  is  gratified  with  the  truly  picturesque  views  of  Ball's  Grove,  where 
trees  of  varied  hue  adorn  a  gradual  slope  of  great  extent,  beautifying  and  overshading 
a  public  walk  leading  to  Navan  ;  the  municipal  government  of  Drogheda  is  vested  in  a 
Mayor,  two  Sheriffs,  a  Recorder,  twenty-four  Aldiermen  and  Common  Council,  High 
Constable  and  four  Serjeants  at  Mace  ;  in  remote  periods,  it  appears  that  parliaments  were 
held  here  ;  the  town  at  the  present  period  sends  one  Member  intheperson  of  Henrv  Metcalf, 
Esq,  The  population  of  Drogheda  it  is  believed,  now  amounts  to  upwards  of  25,000. 
It  has  a  good  market  held  on  Saturday,  and  four  fairs,  viz.  May  the  12th,  June  22nd, 
August  26th  and  October  the  29th.  *fcp^ 

Post  Office,  Lawrence-street — John  Allen,  Pvst  Master. — Mail  to  the  north  every 
morning  at  eleven  o'clock,  and  every  night  at  twelve,  to  the  south  every  morning  at  three 
o'clock,  and  every  afternoon  at  three. 


Academies. 
,    Caldwell  James^  Peter-st. 
Coleman  Misses,  (ladies)  Fair-st. 
Fitzgerald  John,  Fair-st. 
Hamilton  Wakefield,  Mount-pleasant 
Montcalm  John,  Fair-st, 
Ij    Wynne  Miss,  Cliurch-avenue 
Apothecaries. 
Boyle  Owen,  27,  West-st. 
Drew  James,  1,  West-st. 
Fogarty  John  Edward,  Shop-st. 
Kelly  John,  Shap-st. 

Architects  and  Builders. 
Boyd  Andrew,  Magdalen-st. 
Nicholls  Austin,  William-st. 
Attornies, 
Archbold  Richard,  West-st. 
Collins  Thomas,  -Brighfon  ' 

Fairtlough   William  Oliver,    (town    cl^rk) 

Fair-st. 
Fairtlough  Latham,  William-st. 
Holmes  Joseph,  Paradise 
Shegog  Richard,  Cottage 

Auctioneers, 
Allen  Jehn,''Lawrence-st. 
Coleman  James,  sen.  Peter-st. 
Drummond  Disney,  Peter-st. 

Bakers. 
De  Lahoyde  George,  West-st. 
Duffy  James,  West-st. 
Flood  Patrick,  Dyer-st. 
Garry  Thomas,  West-st. 
M'Cann  John,  West-st. 
,  Public   Bakery,  West-st,    Agent,   Thomas 
Cavanagh 
White  Charles,  Shop-st. 
^  Bark  Merchant. 

^  llerntti  John  and  Son,  (office)  North-quay 
'»  Barristers.  ^    , ' 

Hamill  John,  Lawrence-st,  ^  ^  ^^'^* 

►  Metcalf  Henry,  Lawrence-st.  ▼ 

Van  Homrigh  Peter,  Liitohe 

'  Booksellers,  Stationer s,Sfc. 
Hart  Eleanor,  10,  West-st, 
Holland  tfohn,  30,  West-st.  ' 

..  -*  ■  '  A  a 


M'Donnell  Edward,  Free-School-lane 
iM'Kenna  Charles,  \^est-st. 

Boot  and  Shoemakers. 
Bagnall  John,  Peter-st. 
Bagnall  William,  6,  Shop-st. 
Branagan  Patrick,  Peter-st. 
Dawson  William,  Peter-st. 
Led  with  Patrick,  West-st. 
M'Cullen  John,  West-st. 
.Smith  William,  Shop-st. 
Thompson  Henry,  West-st, 
Ward  Hugh,  Lawrence-st. 
Wiseman  Thomas,  6,  Lawrence-st. 

Braziers  and  Tinplate  Workers. 

Clarendon  Edward,  20,  West-st. 
Smith  Henry,  7,  West-st. 

Brewers. 
Gernon  James,  West-st. 
M'Cann  John,  West-st. 

Cabinet  Makers. 
Coleman  James,  sen,  Peter-st. 
ElliattWilliam,  11,  West-st. 

■Coach  Makers. 
Connelly  Francis,  Patricks-wcll-lanc 
Daltoh' Edward,  D Ilk e-st. 

Coopers. 
Boyle  Thomas,  John-st. 
Duffy  Eliza,  Lawrence-st. 
Rath  Patrick,  Peter-st. 
Tallou  William,  Bull-ring 

Confectioners. 
Courtney  Bartholomew,   Shop-st. 
Curtis  Mary,  West-st, 
Duffy  Sarah,  28,  West-st.  i' 

Martin  Alice,  116,  West-st. 
Norris  Patrick,  Peter-st. 

Corn  Merchants. 
Chadwick  and  Blundell,  Lawrence-st. 
Buxton  and  Skelly,  North-quay 
Hardman,  Tow^hley,  stnd  Co.  North-quay 
Ridgway  Thomas,  John-st. 
Rodgers  Ninian,  Lawrertce-st. 
Smith  and  Smith,  North-quay 
Ternan  John  and  Sou,  North-quay 

4»  '  . 


186 


DROGHEDA, 


Cotton  Manufacturers^ 

Dowling  Edward,  Lawrence-st, 
Hudson  John,  South-quay 
M'Caul  John,  Duke-st. 
Magrane  George,  West-st. 
M'Gowan  Samuel,  James-st. 
in  ,1  ■*  Distillers. 

Jameson,  Woolsey  and  Co;  Newrquay  >. 
Dyers.         ■*     ^ 
Keegan  James,  3,  Lawrence-st. 
M'Ginnis  M.  Linen-hall-st. 

Glass  and  China  Dealers. 

Lynch  James,  Dyer-st. 

Morgan  Patrick,  Peter-st. 

Owens  John,  Shop-st. 

Grocers  and  Spirit  Dealers. 

Bell  John,  North-quay 

Berrill  Christopher,  West-st. 

Berrill  Rose  Ann,  4,  Lawrence-st. 

Campbell  Patrick,  AVest-st. 

Coleman  James  Simon,  12,  West-st." 

Delahoyde  Richard,  16,  West-st. 
*      jDe  La  Hunt  Christopher,  13,  Shop-st. 

Devin  Margaret,  36,  West-fet,  ^ 

Dowdall  Ann,  Shop-st.      ^ 

Ennis  Catharine,  Peter-stV 

Flood  James,  Wefeb^st. 

Garry  Thomas,  West-st.  ' 
jGaugran  John,  Fair-st. 
«.   Hanlon  Thomas,  26,  West-8t. 

Kieman  John,  (and  tobacconist)  Shop-st. 

Leonard  Jane,  Bull-ring 

Johnston  Christopher,  Lawrence-st. 

M'Cabe  Felix,  72,  West-st. 

Muldoon  Peter,  74,  West-st. 

Murphy  Margaret,  (and  British  Exchange 
Office)  21,  Shop-8t. 

Murphy  Patrick,  22,  Shop-st. 

Skinn  Phillip,  Shop-st. 

Russell  Margaret,  35,  Shop-st. 

Wisdom  Samuel,  Peter-st. 

*     Haberdashers. 

Adam  John,  Shop-st. 

Bolton  Eleanor,  Shop-st. 

Carroll  Ann,  22,  West-st. 

Coogan  Andrew,  14,  Shop-st. 

Matthews  Rose,  West-st. 
|k  Nicholls  Hester,  West  st.  ^ 
H,        Sherlock  Margaret,  Shop-st. 

Hat  Manufacturers. 

Birrill  Matthew,  34,  Shop-st. 

DavisJames,  Peter-st. 

^        ^?       Hotels.    ' 
Belfast  and  Dublin,  James  Hoey,  West-st. 
Carney  Richard,  West-st. 
Kappocke  Anthony,  West-st. 
,  4"  White  Horse,JohnDerepus,  West-st. 
'   •  Iron  Founder, 

Grcndon  Thomas,  West-gate 

Iron  Mongers. 
Collins  Bartholomew,  Shop-st. 
-  North  Elizabeth,  Peter-st. 
O'Ferrall  John,  6,  West-st.         j 
Roylance  Thomas,  ^uth-qu^ 


Land  Surveyors^ 
Kearns  Joseph,  William-st. 
Smith  George,  Lawrence-st. 

Leather  and  Oil  Dealer, ^ 
Waltrin  John,  Shop-st. 

Linen  Drapers. 
Bellew  Christopher,  West-st, 
"TVlagrath  Edward,  i,  Shop-st, 
M'Kenna  Francis,  41,  Shop-st. 

Linen  Yam  Factor. 
Ferrall  Michael,  West-st. 

Linen  Manufacturers, 
Collins  Francis,  Peter-st. 
Cunningham  Patrick,  West-st. 
Daw  John,  4,  Lawrence-st. 
Ennis  Barnard,  West-st. 
M'Donald  James,  West-st. 
Magrane  Patrick,  Cotton  [fdH   ■  '  .^. 
M'Evoy  Peter,  Fair-st.    *»    »^    )£c 
M'Guire  Owen,  Fair-st.  «  ^  •  -w 

Skelly  Robert,  Peter-st. 
Tiernan  Thomas,  Rope-walk 
White  Patrick,  West-st. 

•  Linen  Merchants, 
Bird  Michael,  Lawrence-st. 
Buxton  and  Skelly,  North-quay 
Chadwick  and  Blundell,  Lawrence-st. 
Fallon  P.  J.  William-st. 
Hamill  Roger,  Lawrence-st. 
Hudson  John,  South-quay 
M'Crone  John,  West-st. 

Merchants. 
Carty  Thomas,  John-st. 
Duff  Michael,  South-quay 
Hamill  Roger,  Lawrence-st. 
Hanlon  Thomas,  40,  West-8l__ 
Hardman  Crooks  &  Ennis,  North^qu! 
Gernon  James,  West-st.  J 

Leland  John,  Linen-hall-st,  >*«■ 

M'Cann  John,  West-st.  -^ 

Smith  Ralph,  jun.  Lawrence-st.  | 

Smith  St.  George,  Green-hills 
Ternan  Patrick,  Lawrence-st.      ■  | 

Tiernan  John,  Shop-st.        ,.     Si^<*     > 

Montgomery  A.  Lawrence-sW  ^It.  "'' 

Roth  L.  and  M.  (and  haberdashel-s)  West-st 
Smith  Mrs.  West-st.  ^  „r  itr    *    * 

Wall  Eliza,  (and haberdasher)  25,  West-st. 

,    ttFainters  and  Glaziers. 
Armstrong  Robert,  Peter-st. 
Drummond  Disney,  Peter-st. 
Lyon  John,  William-st. 
Matthews  Denis,  Shop-st. 
M'Entageri  Edward,  Fair-st. 
Pawn  Brokers. 
Finegan  Bernard,  Shop-st. 
Plunket  John,  Stockwell-lane 

,   Physicians  and  Surgeons. 
Fair'clough  Edward,  Lawrence-st. 
Fogarty  Edward,  Shop-st, 
Green  James,  Fair-st. 
Kelly  Thomas,  Fair-st. 
Pentland  Robert,  Fair-st. 
Sketon  James,  Magdalen-st. 


Nort!>ql.y^^l 


DROGHEDA. 


187 


Porter  and  Spirit  Dealers. 
Adams  Rose,  Dyer-st. 
Barron  Patrick,  West-st. 
Barron  Lucy,  9,  West-st. 
Barron  Nicholas,  Shop-st. 
Byrne  John,  James-st. 
Cartin  Valentine,  19,  West-st. 
Clark  Patrick,  West-gate 
Cainton  Richard,  (royal  oak)  West-st. 
.,  Coleman  Richard,  James-st. 
Daley  John,  Dyer-st. 
Daw  John,  4,  Lawrence-st. 
Domigan  Patrick,  West-st. 
Pinigan  Thomas,  great  George-st. 
Harlin  Richard,  Shop-st. 
Hart  Patrick,  West-st. 
Heeley  Robert,  Shop-st. 
Hitchcock  Daniel,  North-quay 
Keating  Robert,  Magdalen-st. 
Long  Patrick, Bull-ring 
"    Mallou  Catharine,  Duleek-gate 
,  Mamiini;  Ann,  Masjdalen-st. 
M'Cann  James,  Shop-st.      #%  1  Mjj  t 
M'Donaid  James,  U'pst-st.  l-  ~T  •  w'L  c* 
M'Guire  John,  110,  West-st**     ^ 
Moor  William,  '"Vesfe-st. 
Murphy  Martin,  Bull-ring 
O'Ferrall  Michael,  Batchelors-lane 
Read  James,  Simday-g-ite 
Rice  Charles  .James,  North-quay 
Smith  Lawrence,  North-quay 
Thornton  Thomas,  West-st 
Travers  Patri-k,  P  -ter-st. 
Walsh  Alice,  BuU-ring 
Weir  Mattlie-v,  Laurence-gate 
Wise  Thomas,  North-quay 

Printer,  Letter  Press. 

Evans  Charles,   (Drogheda  Journal  Office) 

Monday  and  Saturday,  Lawrence-st.  -• 

'  Rope  Maker. 

Wall  John,  Lawrence-st. 

Sacking  Manufacturers. 

Cunningham  Patrick,  West-st. 
Crawley  Lawi-ence,  West-st. 

Saddlers  and  Harness  Makers, 

^.Beddy  Thomas,  West-st. 
Connelly  Patrick,  Bull-ring 
Halpenny  John,  31,  West-st. 
Kirwan  Edward,  1,3,  Lawrence-st. 
Kirwan  William,  Duke-st. 

Salt  Works. 
Bird  Michael,  West-st. 
Flood  James,  Dyer-st. 
Gernon  James,  South-quay 
Harpur  Joseph  and  Son,  BuU-ring 
Leland  John,  Linen-hall-st. 

Skinners  and  Glue  Makers, 

Byrne  Margaret,  Dyer-st.  . 

Morgan  John,  John-st.  •  ^ 

Skeliy  Henry,  Dyer-st.  ,  ,^  ' 

Seed  Merchants. 
Clark  George  R.  West-st. 
Flanagan  Elizabeth,  5,  Lawrence-st. 


Spirit  Merchants. 
Beghan  Owen,  Dyer-st. 

Delahoyd  George,  W^est-st. 
Ennis  Patrick,  Batchelovs-lane 
Flood  James,  Dyer-st. 

Tailors  and  Habit  Makers. 

Byrne  Michael,  Lawrence-st. 
Caulfield  James,  Shop-st- 
Fegan  Peter,  St.  Peter's  Church-yard 
Harris  William,  Lawrence-st. 

Kerrigan ,  Peter-st.    ' 

M'Keever  Thomas,  Diike-st.  4 

Tallotv  Chandlers. 

Byrne  Patrick,  21,  West-st. 
Dowd  Eliza,  Shop-st. 
Dowd  Owen,  West-st. 
Gosson  Michael,  4,  West-st, 
M'Cann  John,  31,  West-st. 
M'Dermot  Edward,  Bull-ring 
M'Laughlin  William,  West-st, 

Tanners  and  Currier^. 

Byrne  Thomas,  West-st. 

Dowd  Eli^i-ie'.  n ,  Shop'-st. 

'-'inegau  Phiiio,  /ohu-st. 

Fine'jan  Bernard,  (leather  .seller)  S' 

Fiuegan  Michael,  John-st.    .         '< 

Hart  Patrick,  John-st.  *  * 

Kelly  Thomas,  Lawrence-st. 

Lannders  Nicholas,  James^t. 

Lynch  Christopher,  Shop-st. 

Moore  Themes,  Johh-st. 

M'Cann  James,  Dyer-st. 

Moore  Thomas,  Shop-st. 

O'Farrell  Patrick,  Dublin-gate 

Terney  Thomas,  John-st. 

Tiernan  John,  Shop-st. 

Uriell  John,  John-st. 

Wall  Bartholemew.  Shop-st. 

Waltrin  John,  Shop-st. 

Waltrin  Simon,  Stock  well -laae 

Ward  Hugh,  Dyer-st. 

Waters  Thomas,  John-st. 

Timber  Merchants, 

Carty  Thomas,  John-st. 
Crosby  Thomas,  Magdalen-st. 
Duff  Michael,  South-quay 
Leland  John,  West-gate 
Smith  and  Smyth,  North- quay 

Tobacconists, 

Dowd  George,  Shop  st. 
Kiernan  John,  Shop-st, 
Sweeney  James,  (&  grocer)  Stockwell-lane 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 

Adams  Charles,  111,  West-st. 
Atkinson  Saml,  (&  engraver)  2,  West-st. 
Glover  Thomas,  Peter-st. 
North  Thomas,  1,  Lawrence-st. 

^Whitesmiths,  4*0, 

North  Thomas,  Peter-st, 
Tierney  Wilfiaip,  Peter-st. 


188 


DROGH£DA. 


Wine  and  Spirit  Merchants, 

Campbell  Patrick,  West-st. 
Coleman  James  Simon,  12,  West-st, 
Delahoyd  Richard,  16,  West-st. 
Murphy  Joseph,  Shop-st. 
Roden  Michael,  (and  tea)  Shop-st. 

Woollen  Drapers. 
Barrett  Andrew,  Shop-st. 
Cartan  Patrick,  West-st. 
Daly  Robert,  5,  West-st. 
Levins  Michael,  Shop  st. 
Magrath  Edw.  (&  Manchester  warehouse) 
l,Shop-sti  - 

M'Kenna  Francis,  41,  Shop-st.  * 

MISCELLANY. 
Barker  Wm.  butter  inspector,  North-quay 
Corragan  Lawrence,  stone  mason,  Dyer-st. 
Harpur  Joseph,  basket  warehs.  Bull-ring 
Hayes  Wm.  accountant,  Fair-st. 
Holmes  George,  distributor  of  stamps,  Law- 
rence-st. 
O'Brien    Margaret,    earthenware    dealer, 

North-fluay 
O'Donnagen  John;  bookbinder,  James-st, 
Pentony  Peter,  glover  &  breeches  maker, 

14,  West-st. 
Power  Ed.  teacher  of  music,  Magdalen-st. 
Scholes  James,  Callenderer,  West-st. 
Wisdom  Obadiali,  gun  maker,  West-st. 


Mails  and  Post  Coaches. 

From  the    Royal  Mail    Coach    Office, 

West-street. 

The  day  Mail  to  Belfast,  at  eleven  in  the 
morning,  to  Dublin  at  three  in  the  after- 
noon 

The  night  Mail,  to  Belfast,  at  five  minutes 

*    past  twelve,  to  Dublin,  at  three  in  the 
morning 
From  Gosson's  Hotel,  West-street.     . 

The  Mail  to  Londonderry,  every  night,  at 
a  quarter  past  twelve.  To  Dublin  at  two 
in  the  morning 

A  Post  Coach,  to  Dublin,  every  morning 
ateight,  &  on  Sundays,  at  ten  the  morning 

A  Post  Coach,  to  Dublin,  every  Mon,  Wed. 
and  Friday,  at  two  in  the  afternoon ;  to 
Armagh,  every  Sunday,  Tuesday,  and 
Thursday,  at  half  past  ten  in  the  Morning 

The  Lark  Post  Coach,  to  Newry,  every 
morning,  at  half  past  ten  ;  to  Dublin 
every  day,  at  half  past  twelve 

From  Dollards    Coach   Office,    Hoet'r 

Hotel. 
A  Post  Coach,  to  Dublin,  ateight  in  the 
morning,  daily;  on  Sundays,  at  ten  in 
the  morning. 
Goods  are  conveyed  to  Liverpool,  by  regu- 
lar Traders,  as  frequently  as  cargoes  occur. 


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JLS  an  ancient  market  and  assize  town,  of  the  county  of  Louth,  built  on  the  south  side  of 
the  Castletown  river,  and  near  the  shore  of  a  large  open  bay  to  which  it  gives  name,  40  ' 
miles  north  of  Dublin ;  it  is  a  flourishing  sea  port,  containing  about  10,000  inhabitants. 
Its  principal  import,  is  flax  seed. — Its  exports  which  are  considerable,  consist  of  barley 
and  oats,  beef,  butter,  live  cattle,  hogs,  and  a  great  quantity  of  plain  linen. — The  bay  is,, 
large  and  safe,  having  from  one  to  three  fathoms  water,  with  a  sandy  bottom.  The  town  iS' 
^  pleasantly  situated  in  a  valley,  surrounded  by  rich  enclosures,  and  backed  by  a  bold  outline 
of  mountains,  particularly  those  of  Carlingford,  to' the  east  and  north.  The  houses  are 
<of  stone,  and  the  principal  street  extends  to  the  distance  of  a  mile,  near  the  centre  of  which 
is  a  well  built  Mansion,  now  in  the  possession  of  Lord  Roden.  In  the  neighbourhood  of 
Dundalk,is  a  Tumulus,  supporting  a  fine  building  of  large  dimensions,  commanding  pleas- 
ing and  extensive  views,  the  present  proprietor  of  which  is  Mr.  Burns  ;  near  it  is  a  very 
old  Castle,  with  a  square  tower  at  each  angle,  converted  into  a  modern  dwelling  house,  the 
residence  of  Charles  Eastwood,  Esq.  The  Castle  was  erected  by  Edward  Bruce,  in  1318/' 
The  country  south  of  Dundalk,  is  extremely  rich  and  well  cultivated.  This  town  has 
experienced  its  share  of  sufferings,  in  the  early  period  of  its  history,  and  was  a  royal  city 
in  the  time  of  King  Edward  the  Second.  In  this  Reign,  Robert  ds  Bruce,  King  of  Scotland, 
taking  advantage  of  the  divisions  which  at  that  time  existed  in  England,  sent  over  an 
army  of  Scots,  under  his  Brother  Edward,  who  being  assisted  by  the  malcontents  of  the 
day,  entered  the  English  Pale  plundering  all  the  cities  aad  towns  in  his  way  to  Dundalk, 
where  he,  caused  himself  to  be  proclaimed  King,  and  reigned  for  the  space  of  one  year : 
The  English  Monarch,  having  appeased  his  domestic  troubles,  sent  over  an  army  under  , 
Lord  Birmingham,  and  in  the  engageipent  which  ensued,  Bruce  lost  the  battle  and  his  life. 
The  present  bridge  over  the  Castietown /river,  possesses  but  fev;  claims  to  admiration, 
A  new  one  however,  is  about  to  be  built,  the  estimated  expence  of  which  is  14,000  pounds. 
The  most  remarkable  public  buildings  of  Dundalk,are  the  fine  Church  of  St.  Nicholas  ;  the 
Charter  School ;  the  Courts  of  Justice,  and  new  Sessions  House,  with  fine  Pillars  in 
front;  the  Market  Hall,  News  and  Assembly  Rooms,  where  a  Guild  is  held  periodically  ; 
the  Corn  Stores,  Butter  Crane,  and  a  Linen  Hall,  The  Barrack^  are  rather  a  spacious 
than  comfortable  habitation  fqr.  the  soldier.  Two  Catholic  Chapels,  with  one  Presby- 
terian, and  one  Methodists  and  a  Lancasteriah  Free  gchool.  The ,  town  also  possesses  a 
Literary  Society  of  some  eminence  ;  a  Fe\er  Hospital,  and  the  general  pqe  ^f  the  county 
of  Louth.    The  principal  manufacturer  establishe^nhere,  are  thdse  of  ^lt,,poap,  candles, 


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and  tanned  leather,  in  the  neighbourhood  a  gr^t  qnantity  of  linen  is  fahncated.  The 
"  Lady  Well"  is  celebrated  for  fine  water,  and  many  cures  ar^  attributed  to  it.  The 
neiffhbourhood  of  the  Black  Rock,  is  peculiarly  favourable  for  sea-bathing.  The  market 
which  is  well  suWied  and  attended  by  multitudes,  is  held  on  Mondays.  The  Fairs  are 
Feb  22ni  May  17th.  July  5th.  Au£?.  30th.  Oct.  25th.  &  Dec.  13th.  A  Hunt  &  Races  are 
held  annually  at  Lord  Charlemont's.  Tbe  24th.  of  June,  (St.  John's)  is  held  as  a  festival 
at  Castte  Town,  anfl  the  2S)th.  (or  St.  Peter's)  is  celebrated  at  Sea  Town. 

Post  Office,  upper  Ward,— Post  Master,  George  M' Gusty,  Esq.— The  Mails  to  Dublin 
at  quarter  past  twelve  at  noon,  and  at  twenty-five  minutes  befoie  twelve  at  night.— To 
Belfast,  at  two  in  the  afternoon,  and  a  quarter  past  three  in  the  morning.— Bye  mails 
every  Sun.  Wed.  and  Fri.  arrive  at  ten  minutes  past  eight  in  the  evening,  departs  at  six 
in  the  morning.— Post  Ofl&ces  established  at  Dunlter,  Castle  Bellingham,  Lm-gan-grsen, 
and  Ferry -Bridge. 

Braziers  and  Tin-plate  Workers. 
Eyre  George,  Middle-ward 
Pattison  Thomas,  Middle-ward 

Breweries. 
Bell  Saml.  Alex.  &  Co.  Upper-ward 
Duffy,  Plunkett  &  Co.  Cambrick-ville 

Cabinet  Maker. 
Hale  Wm-  (&  upholsterer)  Middle-ward 

Clothes  Brokers. 
Bradley  Stephen,  Middle- waid 
Kelly  Patrick, Lower-ward 

Coal  Merchants. 
Duffy  John,  Salt-house-quay 
Fitzpatrick  John,  Martin's-quay 
Godbey  Wm.  Lower- ward 
M'Court  Anthony,  (&  slate)  Shamble-lane 
O'Rourke  Constantine,  Chapel-lane 
Stevenson  John,  Barrack-st. 
Tallon  L.  E.  Middle- ward 


."^i 


Academies,  (Principal). 
Keener  Rev.  John,  Upper-ward 
StuLhs  Rev  M.  Chapel-lane 
Sullivan  Rev,  M.  Upper-ward 

Accountant  (Puhlic). 
Hill  Patrick,  Upper- ward 

^.Apothecaries  and  Surgeons. 
Those  marked  thus  +  av«  Surgeons. 
Brown  Robt.  Middle-ward 
tCallan  John,  Upper-ward 
Clarke  Patrick,  Lower-ward 
tOetty  John,  Middle-ward 
Murphy  Richard,  Lower-ward 
tNeilson  J.  A.  Middle- ward 
JNoble  Brabazan,  Upper-Ward 
O'Brien  Denis,  Middle-ward 
tPage  R.  L  Upper-ward 
Sibthorpe  Marj',  Middle-ward 
Wood  James,  Middle- ward 

Architect. 
Clarke  James,  Upper-ward 

Attomies  and  Solicitors. 
Byrne  John,  Upper-ward 
Twibill  Georg«,  Middle-ward 
Wallace  John,  Upper-ward 

Bakers 
Daw  Andrew,  Lower-ward 
Fitzpatrick  Peter,  Upper-ward 
Gilmer  Patrick,  (&  barm-brewer)Mid.-warc^ 
Kelly  Michael,  Middle-ward 
Lannan  Charles,  Lower-ward 
Magee  Mary,  Upper-ward 
Public  Bakery,  Middle-ward 
Soraghan  Ann,  Middle-ward 

Bleachers. 
Thomson  Robt.  Ravensdale 
Lloyd  Thomas,  Ravensdale 

Booksellers,  6j-c. 

Corry  John,  (printer  and  dealer  in  music  atfd 
instruments,  paper  hangings,  patent  medi- 
cines, maps  and  colours,  books  elegantly 
bound)  Middle-ward 

tarks  J  osepl).  Middle-ward 

Temple  Joseph,  [new  and  second-hand 
school  and  childrcns'  books,'  and  circu- 
lating librarj']  UpperTWard 

'     Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 
Atkinson  John,  Cliapel-lane 
M'Alester  William,  Middle  ward 
Matthews  James,  Middle-ward 
Parker  Joseph,  Middle-ward 


*  1l^  .1 


Confectioners. 
Fagan  Thomas,  Upper-ward 
Giffney  Francis,  Middle-ward 

Coopers. 
Byrne  Thomas,  Middle- ward 
M'Cartriey  Brj'an,  Upper-ward 
Matthews,  Upper-ward 

Corn  Merchants. 
Boyle  James,  Lower-ward 
Cliauibcrs  Jolin,  Upper-ward 
DuUaghan  Jas.  Wellington-place 
Ferrall  Edw.  Wellington- place 
Godbey  Wm.  Lower-ward 
M'Gorisk  Patrick,  Upper-ward 
Sherry  Arthur,  Middle-ward 

*    Corn  and  Flour  Dealers* 
Bigger  G.  L.  Scotch-green 
Ctilian  Patrick,  Middle-ward 
Distillers. 
Brown,  Malcolm,  &  Co.„Sea-town 

^  .  'Earthenware  Dealers, 

Bradley  Stephen,  Middle-ward 
^Boy!e*E!eanor,  Lower-ward 
CallanJohp,  Mifldle-ward 
Connick  Thos.  (&  glass)   Middle- ward 

^      Gig  and  Car  Builders. 
■Carney  Owen,  Upper-ward 
Hoey  Patrick,  Sea-town 

Glue  Manufacturer. 
Clarke  Patrick,  (&  skinner)  Middle-ward 


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DUNDALK 


Grocers, 
Boyle  Jas.  Lower-ward 
Byrne  Ann,  Upper-ward 
Caffley  Daniel    Middle- ward 
Carroll  John,  Middle-ward 
Dorian  Rose,  Upper-ward 
Hill  Patrick,  Upper-ward 
Lamb  Patrick,  Lower-ward 
M'Alester  James,  Middle-ward 
M'Kenna  John,  (wh,  &  rt.)  Middle-ward 
M'Mahon  Jane,  (toy  dlr.)  Middle-ward 
Magrath  Peter,  Middle-ward 
Smith  Ann,  Lower-ward 
Smith  Alice,  (&  toy  dlr.}  Middle-ward 
Soraghan  Ann,  Middle-ward 
Stevenson  John,  Barrack-st. 
Tailon  Lawrence  Edward,  Middle-ward 
Ward  John,  Upper- ward 
Watson  Ann,  Middle-ward 
White  Bridget,  Middle-ward 
Williams  David,  Barrack-s*:. 

Haberdashers, 
Boj'le  Eleanor,  Lower-ward 
Hill  Patrick,  Upper-ward 
Watson  Ann,  Middle-ward 

Hat  Manufacturers. 
Corran  Patrick  and  James,  Upper-ward 
Corran  Edward,  Middle-ward 
Hanlon  Thomas,  Upper-ward 
Mannon  James,  Upper-ward 

Iron  Mongers,  Sfc. 
Boyle  James,  ^iron  merchant)  Lower-ward 
Coanery  Michael,  Middle-ward 
Sheckleton  Alex,  (gunpowder  merchant, 
agent  to  the  Atlas  insurance  Co.  manu- 
fac.  of  nails,  &  smiths'  work)  Middle-wd 
Tailon  L.  E.  Middle- ward 

Joiner  and  Builder. 
Finegan    Peter,  [&  bricklayer]  Lower-ward 

Leather  Cutters. 
Hanlon  John,  Middle- ward 
Matthews  Thomas,  Middle-ward 
Sandys  Lawrence,  Middle-ward 
Treanof  James,  Middle-ward 
Ward  Patrick,  Upper- ward 
^.  ,    Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers, 
•Coleman  Ellen,  Middle-ward 
-  Connelly  James,  Lower-ward 
Dogherty  Patrick,  Middle-ward 
Getty  Robt,  Middle-ward 
M'Kenna  John,  Middle-ward 
Magrath  Peter,  (&  fancy  wareh.)  Mid.-Wd. 
Qiiin  P-atrick,  Lowei-ward 
Maltsters 
Cairns  William,  Lower-ward 
Godbey  William,  Lower-ward 

Merchants. 
Boyle  JaS.  (timber)  Lower-ward 
Callon  Patrick,  (corn)  Middle-ward 
CarroUJohn,  Middle-ward 
Chambers  John,  (provision)  Upper-ward 
Cqleman  Neal,  Middle- ward     ■  ^jp 

Godbey  William,  .Lower-ward  * 

Healy  Edw.  (spirits,  oil,  &  colours)  Up.-wd. 
Kiern^,,  Jas.    [dour]    Mkldle-ward,    aod 
Philips-town-roi!is 


M'Alester  James,  Middle-ward  ■     *^ 

Reed  William,  [seed  merchant]    Middle-wd. 

Sherry  Arthur,  Middle-ward 

Townley  John,   [commissioner  for   special 
bail  and  affidavits]  Middle-ward 
Physicians. 

Coleman  Patrick,  Sca-towu-road  ^ 

CoDcannon  Thomas,  Middle-ward 

Hinds  John,  Sea-town 

Page  R.  L.  Upper-ward 

Plumbers,  Glaziers  Sf  Painters. 

Hoey  Bernard,  Middle  ward 

Marks  Thomas  [pai.  &  glz.]  'Wcllington-pl, 

Pattison  Thomas,  Middle-ward 

Rope,  5fc.  Makers. 

M'Laughlin  Peter,  Middle- ward 

Verdon  Edward,  Middle-ward 
Sadlers, 

Byrne  Patrick,  Middle-ward 

CorryJohn,  Middle-ward 

Salt  Manufacturers. 

Duffy  John,  Dundalk-quays 

Fitzpafrick  John,  Dundaik-quays 

Martin  John  Castle-town 

Spirit  and  Porter  Dealers. 
Boyle  Jas.  [spirit  merchant]  Lower-ward         'f 

Boyle  Alice,  Lower-ward 

('•yrue  Arin,  Upj-er-ward 

Byrne  Tiiomas,  Middla-ward 

Clarke  Patrick,  Middle-ward 

Dransfield  J.  A.  [Kings  Arras]  Middle-ward 

Fhcley  Tlios  Upper-ward  * 

Farrell  John.  Dundalk-quays 

Fmegan  Peter,  Lower-ward 

Finegan  Arthur,  Middle-ward 

Flanagan  Margaret,  Middle-ward 

Gallagher  John,  Middle-ward 

Garstin  Matthew,  Upper-ward 

Gilmer  James,  Lower-ward 

Godbey  Wm.  [spirit  merchant]  Lower- ward 

Healey  Edward,  Upper- wai-d 

Lavisher  Philip,  Middle- ward 

Lawless  James,  Upper-ward 

M'Allister  James,  Middle-ward  .; 

M'Ardle  Henry,  [red  lion]  Lower-ward 

M'ArdleOwen,  Lower- ward 

M'C'annOwen,  Sea-town 

M'Cartoey  Bryan,  Upper-ward 

M'Entecr" Edward,  Middle-ward 

M'Kgnna  James,  Lower-ward 

M'Kittrick  Owen,  Lower-ward 

M'Parlaiid  Peter,  Lower-ward 

Magenuis  Owen,  Upper-ward 

Malcolm  Mary,  Dundalk-quays  * 

Marmion  William,  Upper- ward 

Martin  James,  Middle-ward  'Hj 

Martin  Jjohn,  jun.  Middle-ward    .  ^1 

Martin  John,  [spirit  merchant]  Middle-wd. 

Noble  John,  Shamrock,  Middle- ward  jP 

O'Hagau  Edward,  Upper- ward  ^  "I 

O' Hanlon  Roger,  Lower-ward 

O' Hanlon  Felix,  Middle- ward 

O'Roiirke  Patrick,  Lower- ward 

RooneyJohn,  Lower-ward 

Tallou  Lawrence,  iun.  Middle- ward 

Townleyjohn  (spirit  merchant) Middle"- Syard 

Williams  David,  Barrack-st, 


DUNDALK. 


M'Caiin  Patrick,  Uprtr-waid 
'  Matthews  Jn.uies,  Maiket-soc.are 

Tallow    Chandlh'S  Sf    Soap  Boilers. 

Brady  Elizabeth,  Lowei-waid 

CarrollJohn,  Mi;klle-ward 

Coleman  Nt-al,  Middle-ward 

Drowdall  Richard,  Middle-warr' 

Grant  Jiunes,  Upper-ward 

Hoev  Owen,  Lower- ward 

Keliy  Patrick,  Middle-ward 

M'Alester  James,  Middle-ward 

Marmion  Ellen,  Middle-ward 

Murphy  Arthur,  Lower-ward 

Tanners  and   Curriers. 
''  Callaa  Mifbl.  Upper-ward 

Coleman  Thomas,  Upjier-ward 

IWartin  James,  Middle-ward 

Matthews  James,  Middle-ward 
Turners  in  Wood. 

Casey  Michl.  Chapel-town- lane 

Dwyer  Hugh,  Upper-ward 

Kecfe  Denis,  Lower-ward 

Stevenson  Jeremiah,  Lower-ward 
Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 

M'Corraack  Andrew,  Middle-ward 

Townley  Edward,  Middle-ward 
i  MISCELLANY. 

••  Quilton  Caleb,  pawnbroker.  Upper-ward 

Sandys  Peter,  lock-smilh,  &c.  Upper-ward 

Shedden  Robert,  manufacturer  of  muslins, 
&c,  Sca-town-rond 

.  Magistrates,  8fC. 

Bigger  Lenox,  Esq.  magistrate  &  dcpnty- 
bailiff  of  Dundalk,   Middle-ward 

Srabazon  Henry,  Esq.  magistrate,  Sea-town 

Coleman  Peter,  Esq.  Clmrch-hill 
K.Ford  Jas,  Esq.  magistrate,  Sea-town 

Forster  Geore-c,  Esq.  Sea-town 

Foster  Sir  Thomas,  Baronet,  Phillip'.s-town 

Jocelyn  Rt.  Hon.  Viscount,    Dundalk-honse 
'  JocelynHon.Jobn,Bailiif  of  Corpor,Fair-hUl 

Johnston  Graham,  Esq.  Sea-town 
1  Maxwell   Henry  Esq.  Sea-town. 

Ogle  John,  Esq.  I'ork-hill 

Parks  Panl,  Esq.  stamp  distributor  &  coroner 
of  the  county  of  Louth,  M-ddle-ward 

Rodcn  Rt.  Hon.  Earl,  Tullamorei 


191 


Thackay  Rev.  Elias,  Vicar  of  St.  Nicholas, 
Wellington-place 

Wallace  lient.  Rt.  Graville,  Wellington-pl. 
Revenue  and  Excise  Officers, 

Comptroller  of  Customs  &  Town  Clerk, 
Lawrence  Tallon,  Esq.  Upper-ward 

Collector,  R.  Page,  Esq.  Upper- ward 

Collector  of  Port  Duties,  John  Stralton, 
Esq.  Lisnawilly  ■* 

Land  Waiter,  William  Purcell,  Sea-town 

Port  Surveyor  and  Custom  Store-Keeper, 
Henry  M'Clintock,  Sea- town 

Surveyor  and  Store- Keeper  of  Excise, 
Alexander  Smith,  Upper- ward 

Tide  Surveyor,  Jsh.  Purcell,  Dnndalk-point 

Assessor  of  Taxes,  Jas.  Tallon,  Sea-town 

Pro-collec.  of  Customs,  H.  Parker,  Mid-wd. 

Pro  Collec.  of  Excise,  W.  Page,  Upper-wd 

Col.  of  Hearth  Money,  G.  Lepper,  Mid-wd. 

Arrival  and  Departure  of  Coaches. 
From  P.  Clarke's,  Middle-Ward. 

Mail  to  X>M6/m,  (daily)  at  a  quarter  past 
twelve  at  noon,  to  Belfast,  at  two  in  the 
afternoon 

Mail  to  Dublin  (nightly)  twenty-five  mi- 
nutes before  twelve  at  night,  to  Belfaat, 
at  a  quarter  past  three  in  the  morning.- 

Post  Coach  to  Dublin,  (daily)  at  a  quarter 
past  nine  in  the  morning,  to  Newri/,  at 
two  in  the  afternoon 

Post  Coach  to  Dublin,  every  Mon.  Wed. 
&  Fri.  at  half  past  ten  in  the  morning, 
t©  Armagh,  every  Sun,  Tues,  &  Thure. 
at  ^o  in  tlie  afternoon, 

FnoM  THE  King's  Arms. 
The  JMtky  Post  Coach,  to  Dublin,  every 
morning  at  nini-,  to  Newry,  at  two  in  the 
afternoon 

Conveyance  of  Ooods^, 

Goods  are  conveyed  regularly  by  traders, 
to  Liverpool,  and  other  Ports,  from  Dun- 
dalk-quay  ,_ 

Th^e^  is  a  regular  conveyance  for  Passen- 
j^el'sto  Liverpool, .  by  Packet  from  If^ar- 
ren's-point.  Cars  convey  Goods  with 
Safety  and  dispatch,  to  all  parts  of  Ireland, 
daily,  from  John  Rooney's  Lower-ward, 
and  from  the  Carman-inti,  near  Edward 
Healey's,  Upper-ward. 

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DUNGARVAN. 


!ea  Portj  b(p'0i%h  town,  and  bay  of  the  same  name,  in  the  county  of  Waterford,  100 
milesf  rom  Dublin,  22  from  Waterford,  and  42  from  Cork  ;  it  is  oneof  the  most  considerable 
fisheries  in  Ireland,  and  i^  remarkable  for  producing  in  its  vicinity  the  first  apple  potatoes  in 
the  country.  It  supplies  a  great  part  of  the  interior  of  Munster  with  fresh  fish,  and  is  itself 
a  remarkably  cheap  town.  It  was  formerly  noted  for  its  export  of  fruit  and  timber  to  Dub- 
lin, but  that  trade  has  lately  declined,  and  in  its  place  has  sprunjafup  a  considerable  export 
of  CGrn,butter,  and  provisions,  ft)  the  ports, of  the  English  cliannel ,  it  also  possesses  a  great 
number  of  vloopsand  brigs,  which  are  employed  in  the  carrying  trade  for  all  the  neighbour- 
ingports.  TheriverCoUigannms  through  the  town,  anddivides  it  from  Abbey-^side,  where 
there  is  au  ancient  castle,  and  abbey,  in  the  latter  of  which,  is  still  to  be  seen  some  sheeting 
..boards  of  the  ground  arch,  of  old  Irish  oak,  which,  although  but  an  inch  thick,  are  yet  un- 


J92  DCNGARVAN. 

decayed  after  a  lapse  of  centuries.  Thfe  Quarter  Sessions  of  the  j^ce  fo*%e  wcsteni 
division  of  the  county,  are  held  here  generally  twice  or  thrice  a  year,  in  January,  April, 
and  October;  there  is  also  a  Manor  Court  held  here,  by  the  SenesCliHl,  every  three  weeks, 
at  which  debts  under  15/.  may  be  recovered.  The  Church  is  a  neat  buUding  delightfully 
situated,  commanding  a  full  view  of  the  bay  and  harbour,  and  when  the  fishing  boats  are 
going  to  sea,  presents  a  most  picturesque  prospect.  The  Cattolic  Chapel  now  building, 
will  be  both  large  and  handsome,  and  when  finished,  not  inferior  to  any  thing  of  the 
kind  in  Ireland,  The  Duke  of  Devonshire  is*  principal  proprietor  and  patron  of  the  town^ 
he  has  lately  made  considerable  improvements  therein ;  built  a  finij  stone  bridge  and 
causeway  upwards  of  900  feet  long,  at  a  very  great  expence,  and  has  most  generously 
gi't'en  it  toll  free  to  the  public.  The  Seneschal  is  appointed  by  him,  and  is  the  returning 
officer  for  the  borough.  Dungarvan  sends  one  member  to  Parliament.  Pre- 
sent member  A.  W.  Clifford,- Esq.  It  contains  about  8000  inhabitants.  Saturday  is 
thechief  market  day  for  pigs;  and  there  are  four  other  market  days  in  each  week  for 
com  and  provisions. 


Post  Office,   Main-st.-— Post  Master   and    Sub-distributor  of   Stamps,  Benjamin    G. 
Dyer.    Mail  to  Cork  every  day  at  three  ;  to  Waterford  every  night  at  six. 


Magistrates. 
Hudson  John,  Seneschal  and  chief  magis- 
trate, Devonshire-square 
Galwey  John,  M.  Ducks-pool 
Humble  John  Nugent,  Clonkoskeran  Castle 
Longan  Robert,  Dunfiarvan 
M'Guire  Thomas,  Clonea  Castle 

Clergy. 
Rev.  Stephen   Dickson,  Vicar,    Hermitage 
Rev.  Alex.  M'Donnell,  Curate,  Church-lane 
Rev,  P.  O'Meagher,  Parish  Priest,  Church-1. 

Attornies. 
Bagg  Henry,  Church-lane 
^  ,  Barron  William,  Maiu-st. 
*  .   Bayley  William,  Abbey-lodge 
Greene  Rodolphus,  Bridge-st. 
Hearn  John,  Ballinarauck 
Kiiely  Edward,  Spring-mount 
Walsh  James,  Bridge-st. 

Brewers. 
Dower  Robert  and  John,  Fairlauc 

Dyers. 
Baker  Stephen,  Barrack-lane 
Hearn  Thomas  and  Co.  Blackpool 

^  Grocers. 
Dower  Patrick,  Black-pool 
Redmond  Martin,  Main-st. 

Hat  Manufacturers. 
Fitzpatrick  William,  Oven-lane  ■ 
Scanlan  John,  Buttery-st.         ^  ^A 
^  Inns.         ^**    0_ 

Devonshire  Arms,  Rich.  M'Grath,'Bridge-st. 
'New  Inn,  John  Sherrin,  Maiu-st. 
Iron  Mongers,  i 
'  ^Carbery  Andrew,  Main-st. 
^,Mahony  Michael,  Black-pool 

♦  Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers. 
"f  %.ECyjrne  James,  Blackpool 

Kiely  Michael,  Blackpool 

•  iM'Grath  Patrick,  Main-st. 

O'Donnell  Neal,  (Manchester  Warehouse) 

Market-place 
Quin  John,  Maln-st. 
^j  4      *  Merchants r 

'^oym—-^,  Main-st. 
Carbery  Andrew,  Main-st. 


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Codd  Francis,  Clubbarts-lane         ^ 
Dower  Robert  and  John,  Fair-lane* 
Galwey  John  M.  Ducks-pool      *  ^ 
Hudson  John,  Devanshire-square 
Roche  Stephen,  Quay 

Painters  and  Glaziers. 
Browne  James,  Blackpool 
Draper  John,  Buttery-st. 
Duggan  Michael,  Devonshire-square 
Eyres  Michael,  Buttery-st. 

Pawn  Brokers. 
O'Neill  Ellen,  Main-st. 
Rondyne  Patrick,  Thompson's-laue 
Physicians, 

Gleeson  John,  Cove-hill 
Kennedy  James,  Quay-lane 
Lonergan  Gabriel,  Church-lane 
Public  Notary. 
M'Grath  Richard,  Bridge-st. 

Revenue  Officers. 
Anderson  Barton,  surveyor  and  chief  port 

officer 
Anderson  John,  Pro-collector 
Baker  Robert,  Ganger 
Coghlan  David 
Godfrey  John,  Ganger  jf 
Unthank  Samuel,  Gauger 
^earn  Anthony 

Saddlers 
Baker  Stephen.  Main-st.  ; 

Crotty  Dan.  &  Thos.  Black-pool 

Sail  Makers, 
Mulcahy  David,  Abbey-side 
Mulcahy  Nicholas,  Clubbarts-lane         ''* 

Salt  8f  Lime  M&nufactuters. 
Carberry  Andrew,  Main-st. 
Tallon,  Dominick  &  Co.  Abbey-side 

Ship  Builders. 
Risbill  John,  Borcheqatra 
Thompson  George,  Black-pool  ^ 

Ship  Owners. 
Colbert  John,  Black-pool  ■ 

Curreen  Timothy,  Abbey-side 
Fitzgerald  James,  Main-st. 
Foley  William  and  John,  Abbey-side 
Higgins  Patrick,  Abbey-side 


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DUNGARVAN. 


198 


Higgins  Tlios.  Abbey-side 
Kiely  Jobn,  Main-st. 
Mansfield  Edward,  Black-pool 
M'Grath  Richard,  Bridge-st. 
Walsh  Edmund,  Main-st. 

Surgeons,  SiC. 
Conian  Patricia 
Quin  Arthur 

Tallow  Chandlers  and  Tobacconists, 
Carbery  William,  Blackpool 
Galveu  Eugene,  Main-st. 


Tanners  and  Leather  Sellers. 
Anthony  Abraham,  Church-lane 
Dower  Patrick,  Main-st. 

Coaches, 

From  the  Devonshire  Arms. 

The  Royal  Mail  to  Cork  every  day  at  three, 
through  Cappoquin,  Lismore,  ifc.  to 
fFhter/ord  every  night  at  six  through 
Kilmathomas 


GALWAY 


I 


S  extremely  well  situated  for  foreign  and  inland  trade,  manufactories  ahd  fisheries,  on 
a  broad  and  stony  river.  This  ancient  town  has  ready  access  to  the  navigation  of  the  At'antic, 
and  to  a  large  range  of  country,  through  the  medium  of  Lough  Corrib,  which  extends  30 
miles,  with  a  range  of  coast  of  near  50  miles,  through  a  populous  and  fertile  country.  This 
lake  is  said  to  occupy  30,000  acres,  and  contains  upwards  of  1000  acres  of  arable  land  and* 
its  isles.  Its  surface  is  asserted  to  be  only  thirteen  feet  nine  inches  above  high  water,  and  its 
medium  rise  in  floods  is  about  three  feet.  Galway,  so  early  as  1280  was  a  place  of  note,  a« 
is  evinced  by  their  town  records,  &c,  about  this  time  they  began  to  fortify  themselves,  and 
surrounded  their  town  with  walls,  bastions,  &c.  We  may  find  from  the  reports  of  the  com- 
missioners on  the  records  of  Ireland  two  Roils,  one  from  the  Sixth  of  Edward  I.  empower- 
ing the  collecting  of  customs  and  tolls,  on  various  commodities,  in  aid  of,  and  for  building 
the  walls,  &c.  The  other  record,  from  the  Patent  Roll  of  the  49th  of  Edward  III.  eatitled 
"  Charter  of  the  Staple  of  Galway ;  also  another  record  granting  unto  Germyn  Lynch  the 
office  of  Warden  and  Master  of  the  Mint  in  Ireland,  dated  the  6th  of  Aug.  the  1st  of  Edward 
IV.  empowering  him  to  coin  money  for  Galway.  The  merchants  here  carried  on  an  exten- 
sive trade  with  France  and  Spain,  particularly  in  the  wine  and  brandy  line  ;  of  the  former 
article,  their  records  assert  they  used  to  import  1200  tuns  a  year,  which  they  engrossed 
for  near  four  centuries.  They  not  only  supplied  all  Couaught,  Lcinster  and  part  of  Mun- 
ster,  but  they  even  Itad  their  vaults  and  stores  at  Athboy,  in  the  county  of  Mcath,  the  re- 
mains of  which  are  to  be  seen  there  to  this  day,  from  whence  they  supplied  Dublin,  Drog- 
heda,  and  the  adjacent  towns ;  in  return  for  which  they  exported  wool,  beef,  pork,  butter, 
and  fish.  At  present  the  fishery  gives  employment  to  between  3  and  4000  of  the  inhabitants. 
They  used  for  a  long  time  to  contract  for,  and  supply  the  British  navy  with  beef  and  pork. 
Their  trade  and  commerce  was  so  lucrative  that  it  enabled  the  thirteen  tribes  at  an  early 
period  to  purchase  large  estates  all  over  Connaught,  and  part  of  Mutster,  manv  of  whom 
notwithstanding  the  different  revolutions  that  have  occurred,  their  posteiity  enjoy  to  this 
day  agreeable  to  the  various  charters,  &c.  In  some  parts  of  the  town  the  houses  are 
divided  into  separate  estates  or  properties,  for  each  room  of  which,  the  respective  tenants 
pay  a  quit  rent  to  the  crown,  in  consequence  of  a  separate  patent  having  been  granted  by 
Oliver  Cromwell.  Galway  is  constituted  a  town  and  county  of  itself,  the  liberties  of  which 
extend  upwards  of  four  miles  round.  The  meat  markets  are  plentifully  supplied,  particu- 
larly with  veal,  kid,  and  lamb  in  the  season,  one  of  which  is  conveniently  situated  at  the 
entrance  of  the  town  ;  it  was  erected  about  the  year  1802,  fitted  out  with  stalls  and  hand- 
somely shaded.  The  streets,  which  are  long  and  narrow,  are  in  a  bad  state,  not  having  been 
paved  for  a  number  of  years.  The  greater  part  of  this  town  consists  of  square  edifices 
upwards  of  200  years  old,  with  each  a  small  court  in  the  centre;  there  is  an  arched  way 
from  the  street  to  the  court,  with  a  stone  stair  case  on  each  sida.  The  public  buildings  are 
the  Collegiate  Church,  which  is  very  large  and  of  Gothic  structure,  of  which  the  constitution 
and  privileges  are  unique  ;  an  Exchange;  a  Charter  School  and  a  Hospital ;  a  County  Jail, 
which  is  a  noble  structure,  built  in  a  simple  but  elegant  stile  of  architecture,  at  a  place 
called  Nuns'  Island,  situate  at  the  west  end  of  the  town  ;  it  was  ready  for  the  reception  of 
prisoners  in  June,  1811;  and  for  situation  and  convenience  rivals  any  prison  in  the  empire. 
Here  is  also  a  Barrack  that  will  contain  several  thousand  troops  ;  four  Nunneries  and  three 
Monasteries.  Galway  is  governed  by  a  Mayor,  (who  is  a  magistrate,  ex-officio,  of  the 
county  at  large)  a  Recordero  Aldermen,  and  Sheriffs.  The  population  is  computed  to  ex- 
ceed 20,000  :  it  sends  one  member  to  Parliament,  the  present  is  J.  M.  Prendergast,  Esq. 
Market  days,  Wednesday  and  Saturday.     Fairs,  Slst  May,  abd  4th  of  September. 

Post  Office,  Dotainick-st.— Pcrsse,  Post  Master. — The  Mail  for  every  part  of  the  United 
Kingdom,  leaves  at  nine  o'clock  every  morning,  and  arrives  at  five  o'clock  everv-  even'ne-. 


GALWAY. 


Academy. 
Kearns  Danie] ,  Flood-st. 

Apothecaries. 
Blake  Charles,  Shop-st. 
Doyle  John,  Bridge-st. 
Hillary  John,  Eyre-square 
Keough  Thomas,  Shop-st. 
O'Maley  Martin,  High-st. 
O'Shaughneesy  Francis,  Eyre-sq. 
Attornies, 

Bath  Joseph,  Wood-quay 

Blakeney  John,  Dominick-st. 

Borke  Edward,  Nuns'  Island 

Kirwau  John  Abbey-gate-st. 

Lynch  George  Lawler,  Middle-st. 

Madden  John  French,   Wiliam-st,  and  35, 

Paradise-row,  Dublin 
Martin  Anthony,  Back-st. 
O'Connor  Charlesi  Back-st.  and  23,  Lower 

Ormond^quayj  Dub]in| 
O'Hara  Constantine,  Cross-st.  and  6,  Arran- 

quay,  Dublin 
Quia  Andrew,  Spanish  Parade 
Ruxtea  Allen,  West  Galway 
Ruxten  Samwel,  High-st. 
£ixncacks  Wilkin,  Bushy-park 
Smyth  James,  Cburch-lane 

Baker,  8fc. 
Halloran  John,  Quay-st. 

Booksellers  and  Stationers. 
Clayton  Matthew,   (perfumer  and  general 

fancy  warehouse)  High-st, 
Conolly  Caleb,  High-st. 
ConoUy  George,  High-st. 
Imns  Christiana,  High-st. 
Macartney  Saint  George,  Shop-st. 
CFlaherty  John,  Cross-st. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers, 
Dea  Thomas,  Lombard-st. 
Keane  Francis,  Cross-st. 
Rooney  John,  Lombard-st. 

Brazier,  dfc. 
Murphy  Edward,  Shop-st, 
Brewers. 
Adams,  rannon  &  Co.  Newcastle 
Burke  Thomas,  Abbey-gate-st, 

Confectioner, 
Mahon  John,  High-st. 

Corn  Millers. 
Fitzgerald  F.  Nuns-island 
Francis  Thomas,  Newtown-Smyt'a 
Fynu  Bartholomew,  Newtown-Smyth 
Hernon  Denis,  Nuns-Island 
Mitchell  Frederick,  Dominick-st. 
Mitchell  John,  jun.  Bridge-st. 
Morris  Jeffry,  Upper  Dominick-st. 
Nevin  Patrick,  William-st. 

Discount  Bank  Offices 
Clayton  Oliver,  High-st. 
Lynch  Patrick  and  James,  Shop-st. 

Distillers. 
Joyes  James  and  Patrick,   Newtown-Smyth 
Regan  MichtKl,  Nuus-Island 

Druggists. 
Blake  Charles,  Shop-st. 


Earthenware  Dealer, 
Mullin  Denis,  High-st 

Grocers  and  Spirit  Dealers. 
N.  B,  Those  marked  thus  J  are  grocers  only. 
Blake  Andrew,  High-st. 
♦Clarke  William,  William-st. 
jCorcoran  Denis,  Dominick-st. 
Corr  Thomas,  Cross-st. 
Dowling  Jas.  fand  wine)  Abbey-gate-st. 
Duggan  James,  Old  Mainguard-st. 
French  Mark  and  Thomas,  Abbey-gate-st. 
Fynn  James,  (and  wine)  William-st. 
Hughes  Martin,  Quay-st. 
JKelly  John,  William-st. 
Kinne  Bernard,  Abbey-gate-st. 
Kineavy  Martin,  William-st. 
Knight  James,  Sbop-st. 
J  Lee  Stephen,  William-st. 
Mahon  Francis,  Old  Mainguard-st. 
Maloney  Patrick,  Cross-st. 
Marshall  Abraham,  Dominick-st. 
Winston  Richard,  High-st. 

H«rdwaremen. 
Clayton  Matthew,  High-st. 
Harlow  Patrick,  SUop-st. 

Hatters. 
Jackson  Robert,  Williams-gate 
Ryan  William,  Mainguard-st. 
Smyth  Patrick,  6ross-st. 

Hotels. 
Conolly  Thomas,  Eyre-squarc 
Kilroy  John,  Eyre-square 
Staunton  Walter,  Quay-st. 

Iron  Mongers. 
Commins  Redmond,  William-st. 
Conolly  Morgan,  Sbop-st. 
Simcockes  Samuel,  Old  Mainguard-st. 
Stephens  Patrick,    Old  Mainguard-st.   and 
MeEchan,ts-road 

Jewellers. 
Burdge  Nicholas,  Shop-st. 
Clinch  James,  High-st 
Kelly  James,  Shop-st. 
RoMnson  Andrew,  High-st. 

Leather  Cutters  and  Sellers. 

Carrcrfl  Bridget,  Shop-st. 
Cloran  Michael,  William-st. 
Glougherty  Penelope,  Old  Mainguard-st. 
Commins  Thomas,  Wilfiam-st. 

Ldhraries. 
Macartney  Saint  George,  Shop-st. 
O'Flalierty  John  (Lyceum)  Cross-st. 
Smith  R.  Lombard-st. 

L.inen  and  Woollen  Drapers. 
N.  B.Those  marked  thusfare  Linen-Drapers 

only,  and  thus  *  Woollen  Drapers  only 
t  Brady  Thomas,  Williams-gate 
tDaly  Thomas.  Shop-st. 
fFahy  Bartholomew,  Williams-gate 
tFurrell  Patrick,  High-st. 
fGardiner  Mary  Ann,  H^h-st. 
♦Ireland  John,  High-st. 
Kealy  Mark,  Shop-st. 
Kelly  Coll,  High-st. 
fKing  Patrick,  HigU-st. 


GALWAY. 


195 


•Kirby  William,  High-st. 
♦Lynch  Henry,  High-st. 
LynesS  Bridget,  Old  Mainguard-st. 
t Madden  Mary,  High-st. 
Mannin  Patrick,  Old  Mainguard-st. 
♦Mitchell  Anthony,  Sbop-st. 
♦Mitchell  Patrick,  Shop-st. 
•tMoran  Thomas,  Hig^-st. 
♦O'Connor  James,  High-Bt, 
O'Dogherty  James,  Shop-st. 
tRabbiti  Roderick,  Shop-st. 
fSheridan  John,  William-st. 
Maltsters. 
Joyes  James,  and  Patrick,  Newton-smyth 

Merchants. 
Burke  John  and  James,  Back-st. 
Clarke  Denis  and  Hun;h,  Merchants-road 
Costello  James  {grain& commission)  Back-st 
JOodd  Richard,  Eyi-e-square 
Fitzgerald  Francis,  Back-st. 
Lynch  aud  Martin  Back-st. 
Lynch  Anthony,  High-st. 
Moore  John,  Back-st, 

Milliners  and  Haberdashers. 
Blair  William,  Shop-st. 
Cox  Eliza,  High-st. 
Gardiner  Mary  Ann,  High-st. 
Murphy  Joseph,  Cross-st. 

Paper  Maker. 
Httghes  Rueben 

Physicians. 
Blake  Henry,  Bominick-st. 
Bmke  Myles,  Newtown-Smyth 
O'Maley  Martin,  High-st. 
Whistler  Thomas,  Dominick-st. 

Porter  and  Spirit  Dealers. 
Belton  John,  Quay-st. 
Braugball  James,  Quay-st. 
Buchanan  James,  Old  Mainguard-sf, 
Burke  Edmund,  Old  Mainguard-st. 
Burke  Patrick,  Williams-gate 
Burke  Thomas,  William-st, 
Donnelly  Patrick,  William-st. 
Evans  Evan,  Flood-st. 
Francis  James,  William-st. 
Greally  John,  Old  Maingnard-st. 
Higgins  Daniel,  Wiiliam-st. 
Hughes  Patrick,  Wiiliam-st. 
Joyce  Patrick,  Dominick-srt. 
K«m8  Thomas,  William-st. 
King  John,  William's-gate 
Lally  Michael,  William-st. 
Matbews  John  William,  William's-gatc  • 
Mitchell  Godfrey,  William-st. 
Mitchell  James,  Cross-st. 
Mitchell  John,  Cross-st. 
O'Brien  Bridget,  Quay-st. 
O'Brien  John,  William-st. 
Raftery  Daniel,  Quay-st. 
Reed  T.  William's-gate 
Roach  Mark,  Shop-st. 
Rooney  Patrick,  Bridge-st. 
Ruane  Michael,  William's-gatc 
Scully  Robert,  Quay-st. 
Sleator  Edmund,  Abbey-gate-st. 
Sweeny  John,  Cross-st. 


Tieruey  Joh»,  WilUsmwst. 
Toole  Margaret,  Shop-st. 
Trehern  Mary,  Quay-st. 
Wilkinson  Joseph,  Market-st. 

Printers,  Letter-press. 
Busteed  Richard,  (Galway  Chronicle  Office, 
Wednesday  and  Saturday)  Abbey-gate-st 
C^onnolly  Caleb,  (Galway   Weekly  Register 

Office,  Saturday)  High-st. 
O'Flaherty  Bartholomew,  (Connaught  Jour- 
nal Office,  Monday  &  'Thursday)  High-st. 
O'  Flaherty  John,  Cross-st. 

Rope  Makers. 
Stephens  Patrick,  Old  Mainguard-st.  and 
Merchants-road 

Saddlers. 
Castiaux  Frederick,  William-st, 
Haverty  Michael,  Shop-st. 

Salt  Mantifacturer. 
Burke  William,  Merchants-road 

Silk  Mercer, 
Gardiner  Mary  Ann,  Higb-st. 
Starch  Maker. 
Morris  Jeffery,  upper  Dominick-st. 

Tailor  and  Habit  Maker , 
Keogb  Michael,  Shop-st. 

Tallow  Chandlers. 
Donnelly  Martin,  William's-gate 
Forster  James,  Bridge-st. 
Kerwin  Peter,  Williara-st. 
Mitchell  Edward,  Cross-st, 
Murphy  William,  Old  Mainguard-st, 
Newell  Patrick,  Dominick-st. 
Northen  Edward,  High-st. 
Peare  Thomas,  Bridge-st. 
Ryan  John,  Eyer-square 
Ward  Darby,  Shop-st. 

Tanners. 
Gunning  James,  Dominick-st. 
Joyce  Patrick,  Dominick-st. 
Tobacconists. 
Kineary  Martin,  William-st, 
Lee  Stephen,  Wiliiam-st. 
Marshall  Abraham,  Dominick-st. 
Oliver  Bartholomew,  Quay-st, 
Ryan  John,  Eyre-square 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 
Burdge  Nicholas,  Shop-st. 
Clinch  James,  High-st. 
Robinson  Andrew,  High-st. 
Verdon  Charles,  High-st. 

MISCELLANY. 

Barlow  Abraham,  painter,  Cross-st. 
Bath  Robert,  architect.  Wood-quay 
Beegan  Bartholomew,  gentleman,  Newcastle 
Burke  Richard,  notary  public,  Church-yard 
Calcutt  Wm.  inspector  of  stamps.  Well-park 
Daly  Dominick,  distributor  of  stampSj 
High-st.  .,  I,'. 

Daly  Rev.  James,  Warden  of  Galway,  Do- 
minick-st. 
Dodd  Richard,  butter  crane,  Eyre-square 
Fallon  Michael,  gunsmith,  High-st. 
Killery  James,  collector  of  excise,  Abbey-. 
gate-st. 


196 


GALWAY. 


(fO'Donovan.R.  J.  pawnbroker,  Middje-st. 
Officers  nt  the  Custom  House. 
Joli     L.  Riely.  Collector 
John  BlaUe,  Pn  Surveyor 
Henry  S.  Persse,  Land  Waiter 
Dnocan  Cameron,  Tide  Surveyor 
Thomas  Younar,  Inspector  of  Fisheries 

Officers  of  the  Toum. 
James  Daly,  Mayor 
John  Haidiman  Burke,  Deputy-Mavor 
James  O'Hara,  jiin.  Recorder, 
John  O'Hara,  Town  Clerk 
Francis  Smyth,  Coroner 
Michael  Dillon,  ">  ^,     ._ 

Matthew  Thomas  Smyth,  J^"^"'^'* 

Coaches. 
From  the  Royal    Mail  Coach  Office, 

Eyre-squarb. 
The  Royal  Mail  to  Dublin  throufrh  Athlone 
every  morning  at  nine  o'clock,  arrives  in 


Jthlone  same  evening  at  five  o'clock,  and 
at  Dublin  nest  morning  at  six  o'clock, 
leaves  Dublin  every  evening  at  eight 
o'clock  and  arrives  in  Athlone  at  eiffht 
next  morning,  and  at  Galway  at  five 
o'clock  same  evening 

From  Conolly's    Hotel,   Eyre-SquarSb. 

A  Canal  Coach  leaves  every  Tuesdaj',  Thursi 
day  and  Saturday  mornings  at  six  o'clock  j 
and  meets  the  Packet  at  Shannon  Har- 
bour at  four  o'clock  in  the  afternoon  ;  the 
Packet  arrives  in  Dublin  at  eleven  o'clock 
the  following  day,  those  who  perfer  this 
mode  of  travelling  leave  Dublin  at  two 
o'clock  on  Sunday,  Tuesday,  and  Thurs- 
day, and  arrive  in  Galwuy  on  the  evening 
of  Monday,  Wednesday,  and  Friday, 
Places  to  be  taken  at  Conolly's,  who  will 
not  be  accountable  for  parcels  not  regu- 
larly entered. 


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KILKENNY. 


JLKENNY.the  largest  inland  town  in  the  kingdom  of  Ireland,  is  situated  on  the  banks 
of  the  Norc,  in  a  county  of  its  own  name,  in  the  province  of  Leinster,  about  5S  miles, 
S.  W.  of  Dublin  ;  itconsists ofacityand borough,  withoutauyperceptibledivision,  namely, 
the  city  of  Kilkenny,  or  the  English  town,  and  the  borough  of  SJ.  Canice,  or  the  Irish 
town,  independantly  of  extensive  suburbs ;  it  is  the  seat  of  the  Bishop  of  Ossory,  aud  the 
ailjacenf  territory  is  a  county  in  itself;  its  situation  on  the  river  Nore  is  romantically 
pleasant,  covenngr  two  little  hills  :  on  one  of  them  stands  the  Cathedral,  and  on  the  other 
the  Castle  of  the  Ormond  family,  founded  in  the  year  1192,  by  Randolph,  the  third  Earl 
of  Chester,  but  it  owes  its  present  form  to  the  Butlers.  It  enjoys  a  commanding  situation 
on  a  precipice  overhanging  the  bend  of  a  deep  and  rapid  river,  whose  water  is  remarkably 
clear,  so  that  aquatic  plants,  or  small  pebbles  can  be  distinctly  seen  at  a  great  depth,  and 
have  a  pleasing  effeiit;  in  the  immediate  neighbourhood  of  this  city,  and  over  the  river,  are 
two  stately  bridges,  the  one  named  St.  John's  ;  the  other  Green  Bridge,  the  last  is  the 
mostjdistantup  the  river  and  ^s  composed  of  seven  arches.  St.  John's  Bridge,  which  is  nearest 
to  the  Castle,  has  but  three  arches,  but  of  very  wide  span,  of  hewn  marble,  in  fine  eliptical 
proportion.  The  city  and  borough  arc  tolerably  well  built ;  it  appears  from  ancieot  re- 
cords, that  in  former  times  there  were  seven  Churches  in  this  city,  now  there  are  but  two ; 
viz.  tlie  Cathedral  and  the  Parish  Church  of  St.  Mary,  The  Cathedral  Church  of  St.  Ca- 
nice is  a  fine  Gothic  structure,  in  the  form  of  a  cross,  it  was  begun  in  the  year  1202,  aud  was 
^  finished  1 252  ;  the  length  from  E,  to  W.  is  226  feet,  and  the  length  of  the  cross  from  N.  to 
,,,S.  is  123  feet,  being  perhaps  the  largest  Church  in  the  whole  kingdom,  except  St,  Patrick's 
and  Christ's  Church  in  Dublin,  and  iti  the  beauty  of  its  nave,  it  exceeds  both,  the  roof  of  ^ 
which  is  sijpported  by  five  pillars,  and  a  pilaster  of  black  marble.  In  the  north  transept 
is  the  Chapel  of  St.  Mary,  where  the  parochial  Vicar  of  St.  Canice  formerly  officiated. ' 
On  the  outside,  round  the  Church,  runs  a  regular  battlement,  and  at  the  west  end  are  two 
small  spires.  The  tojv^r  of  this  Church  was  never  finished  ;  but  it  is  possessed  of  a  ring 
of  six  bulls,  and  in  the  Church  is  an  elegant  Organ  ;  the  present  organi.st  is  Mr.  Christo- 
pher Betteswoi  til  Bailey,  professor  of  Music  ;  a  man  highly  respected  for  professional  ta- 
lent. From  the  ^ishop's  Palace  to  the  Church,  is  a  long  double  colonade,  in  the  modern 
style  ;  the  nav^  is  divided  from  the  aisles  by  massy  columns,  of  black  marble ;  tiie  Church- 
yard is  regularly  planted  with  trees,  into  which,  from  Irish  town  is  an  entrance  by  a  flight 
of  twenty-seven  marble  steps  ;  on  the  west  of  tlie  church  is  a  hand-some  terrace  walk, 
from  which  there  is  a  fceautiful  prospept,  of  a  fine  and  well  cultivated  country  The  Ca- 
thedral is  both  neat  and  light,  though  a  strong  fabric  ;  the  Choir  is  heautihil,  the  ceiling 
adorned  with  curious  fret  work,  the  stalls  are  of  wood, but  elegantly  ornamented.  There 
are  some  Monuments  scattered  about  the  cliurch,  which  though  irregular  disposed  of, 
ha%-e  an  imposing  effect.  One  of  thes^  merits  particular  attention,  it  is  that  to  the  me- 
nioiy  of  Doctor  Nicholas  Smyth,  Bishop  of  Ossory,  who  was  imrrdered  by  James  Dallard, 
an  assassin,  as  he  was  exaipining  him  in  the  Bishop's  house,  for  thu  crime  of  adultery. 
The  tomb  is  cut  out  of  one  entire  block  of  maihie.  Ntvir  tl\e  Csthcdnjlis  a  round  tower 
fif  great  height,  and  in  a  good  stiite  of  preservation  ;  \  is  in  the  (  iiurci)-rfird,  and  onthe 


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south  side  of  the  Cathedral.    The  Bishop's  Palace  is  a  handsome  huilding,  enclosed  by  sT  \ 
high  wall,  in  which  are  two  gates,  one  leading  out  of    the   Church-yard,   and  the   other 
into  a  back  street.    The  present  bishop  of  Ossary  is  the  Right  Rev.  Robert  Fowler,   aud 
the  Dean  of  Ossory,  the  Honourable  and  rery  Reverend  Joseph  Burke. 

The  parish  Church  of  St.  Mary,  situated  in  the  high  street  of  the  English-town,  is  u 
good  building,  in  the  form  of  a  cross,  with  a  steeple  of  a  tolerable  height,  and  possesses  a 
good  and  handsome  organ.  There  are  four  Roman  Catholic  Chapels,  very  well  attended ; 
and  a  Methodist  Meeting-house.  The  Castle  is  a  noble  edifice,  in  the  Gothie  style,  the 
situation  is  beautiful,  the  front  lies  nearly  S.  \V.  looking  towards  John's  bridge.  Before 
the  front  is  a  lawn  edged  with  flowering  shrubs ;  this  lawn,  with  its  walls,  forms  a  rampart 
nexttbe  river  ;  a  walk  of  about  eight  feet  in  breadth,  has  been  taken  from  the  river,  for  the 
recreation  of  the  citizens,  Athich  is  called  the  Mall,  is  very  pleasant  in  fine  weatheif; 
and  much  frefjueuted  by  the  genteel  of  both  sexes.  On  the  opposite  side  of  the  river,  is 
the  residence  of  the  Rev.  Andrew  O'Callaghan,  delightfully  situated,  where  young  gentle- 
men ai  e  boarded  and  educated.  The  College,  founded  by  the  Ormoud  family,  is  a  good 
building,  whence  many  learned  men,  particularly  Swift,  Berkely,  and  Congreve  have  been 
prodiiced.  There  are  two  Charity  Sch«ols  belonging  to  the  Roman  Catholics,  and  one  to 
the  Protestants,  all  three  supported  by  subscription,  and  conducted  on  the  plan  of  Mr. 
Joseph  Lancaster;  there  is  also  a  nunnery,  with  a  School  belonging  thereto;  and  four 
Parish  Chapels  for  the  Catholics  ;  two  Convents,  the  one  Franciscan,  the  other  Dominican. 
Tliere  are  also  the  ruins  of  two  monasteries,  and  the  remains  of  the  abbey  af  St.  John, 
and  those  of  St.  Francis;  newly  erected  Barracks  for  soldiers,  of  light  and  elegant 
appearance,  possessing  an  extensive  area  in  front,  enclosed  by  a  good  stone  wall.  The 
main  street  is  an  English  mile  in  length,  spacious  and  well  built.  There  is  a  conve- 
nient Market-place,  and  the  Tholsel  is  a  good  building,  with  a  lofty  steeple,  in  which  is  a 
good  clock  of  infinite  service  to  the  citizens,  and  a  numerous  peasantry,,. who  attend 
the  Markets  which  are  held  here  on  Wednesday  and  Saturday,  and  for  catfle,  pigs,  &Cf 
on  Tuesday  and  Friday.  Many  of  its  gates  are  still  standing,  and  some  remains  of  its 
old  walls,  which  indicate  its  former  strength  ;  and  in  some  places  they,  are  raised  over 
rocks.  In  the  English-town  stands  the  Town  Hall;  the  Gaol,  with  a  fine  sculptured  figure 
of  Justice  in  front,  and  a  Market-house.  Without  the  town,  at  a  short  distance,  stands 
the  building  used  at  present  as  a  Fever  Hospital,  formerly  a  Work-house  or  House  of 
Industry,  with  a  Lunatic  Asylum.  At  a  little  distance  be5'ond  the  castle,  is  St;  Ja,mes's 
Asylum,  founded  and  endowed  by  thelate  JamesSwifts,  in  1803.  In  this  Asylum,  there  are 
live  r6oms,twoof  which  aredevoted  to  the  service  of  widows  of  the  Roman  Catholic  jjersua- 
sion,  and  three  to  those  of  the  Protestant.  Eveiy  widow  is  allowed  twenty  pounds  per  yfer 
besides  the  produce  of  the  garden.  Not  far  from  the  Castle,  is  a  Theatre,  of  light  and 
tasteful  appearance,  where  the  general  performances,  (chiefly  by  amateurs  of  the  first 
families)  are  the  means  of  amply  contributing  towards  the  support  of  those  who  are  de- 
pendent On  the  fostering  hand  of  charity;  In  the  city  and  Its  environs,  abundance  of 
blankets  and  coarse  woollen  cloths  are  manufactured.  The  Corporation  consists  of  a  Mayor, 
a.  Recorder,  two  Sheriffs,  18  Aldermen,  36  Conimott  Council-men,  and  a  Coroner;  the 
Mayor  is  elected  on  the  first  Thursday,  after  Midsummer-day,  he  is  then  stiled  the  Mayor 
elect,  and  enters  into  ofiice  the  25th.  of  September  following ;  he  is  obliged  to  reside *in 
the  town  during  the  time  of  his  Mayoralty.  Kilkenny  sends  one  membei'  to  Parliametit; 
the  present  Member  is  the  Right  Hon.  Dennis  Browne;  Its  fairs  are  held  on  the  dajr  of 
Corpus  Christi,  and  on  the  28th.  of  Marcti  ;  there  are  Other  Fairs  of  minor  import,  Its 
■-  Markets  are  well  supplied  with  every  necessary  of  life;  and  its  shambles  are  plentifully 
.supplied  with  meat,  andthetown  with  immense  quantitiesof  milk.  In  the  Gollfge' Meadow, 
. :  on  the  banks  of  the  river  Nore,  and  in  a  marble  quarry,  ts  a  chalybeate  water,  which  is  in 
very  great  repute.  A  mile  from  this  city,  are  the  noted  marble  Mills,  and  ^''srry,  the  pfo- 
:  perty  of  Charles  Collis,  Esq.  the  mechanism  of  which  is  so  contrived,  that  they  saw,  bore 
and  polish  atthesame  time  ;  and  at  little  more  than  an  hour's  walk,  is  thefamous  Cave  of 
Dunmore;  well  worth  the  attention  of  the  curiotis  stranger.  The  population  is  estiiha- 
ted  at  from  25,000,  to  26j000.  ■  -» 


Post  Office,  John's  bridge. — \FilUatnClifFord,  Acting  Post  Moster. '  This  Office  is  open 
for  letters  all  the  day;  and  letters  are  delivered  out,  after  eight  o'clock  in  the 
morning.  Letters  for  Waterford,  and  the  West  of  England,  if  put  into  the  ofiice  before 
four  o'clock  in  the  afternoon,  are  dispatched  by  way  of  GoUran  ;  but  if  aftci  ihut  hour, 
Uiey  are  sent  by  the  Cork  Mail  Coach,  by  Clonmel  at  ted  o'clock  at  night. 


3«!      Nobility,  Clergt/and  Gentry.^ 

i''The' Marquis  of  Ormo'nd 
The  Rt,  Hon.  Lord  Carrick  ■    ' 

The  Rt.  Rev.  Robt.   Ld.  Bishop,  of  Ossory 
Tlie  Hon.    &  very  Rev.    Joseph  Bourke, 


The  Rt.  Rev.  Dr.  M^i'um,  Catholic  Bishop 

of  the  Diocese 
The  Worshipful  the  Mayor,  Wm.  Hartford, 

Esq.  Parade 
Bradish  Mrs.  Irish-town 


Dejiu  of  Ossory  1  Christian  Capt.  Jonathan,  R-^.  King-st. 


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-  ypoUis  Ricbard,  Esq.  River-view 

Cooke  Edward,  Esq   Patrick-st. 

Hartford  Geo.  Esq.  Parade 

Keough  John,  Esq.  Sheriff 

M'Ennis  Danl.  Gent,  lower  John-st. 

Madden  Major  Chas,  Patrick-st. 

Madden  Major  Samuel,  Patrick-st. 

Met^e  Rev.  Jas.  Patrick-st. 

O'Callaghan  Rev.  A.  College  , 

Pack  Rev.  Anthony,  D.  D.  Patrick-st. 

Roe  Rev.  Peter,  St.  Mary's 

Ryan'Peter,  Esq.  Kiug-st, 

Shaw  Wm.  Esq.  Back-lane 

Shea  Mrs.  Patrick-st. 
I  Sherman  Ambrose,  Esq.  County  Magistrate 

Thompson  John,  Esq. Coal-market 
Apothecaries. 

Cummins  Elinor,  High-st. 

Empson  William,  High-st. 

Gregory  Joseph,  Rose-inn-st, 

Hutchinson  Thomas,  High-st. 

Nowell  John,  (chemist)  High-st. 

Treacham  Richard,  Coal-market 
Architect. 

Robertson  William,  12,  William-st. 
Attornies. 

Bibby  Richard,  Coal-market 

Cormick  Williamy  5,  William-st. 

Costelloe  Patrick,  Coal-market, 

Denroche  E.  C.  John's-bridge 

Devereaux  Hervey,  Patrick-st, 

Fitzpatrick  John,  Hif  h-st. 

Hartford  Thomas,  King-st. 

Kelly  John,  Coal-market 
^  Kelly  and  Poe,  jun.  Coal-market 

Kelly  Thomas,  King-st. 

Nixon  Henry,  King-st. 

Nowlan  Thomas,  (county  treasurer)  IHgh-st 

Scott  B.  (commissioner  of  affidavits,  &.  mas- 
ter extraordinary  in  chancery)   King-st. 

Watters  John,    (town   clerk,  &  clerk  of  the 
peace)  Patrick-st. 

Walters  William,  Patrick-st. 
'Auctiotieers. 

Douglas  Wm.  Jackson,  Rose-inn-st. 

Walters  Lewis,  King-st. 

Bakers, 

Coyne  Francis,  (miller)  66,  Walkin-st, 

Duggan  Joseph,  Coal-market        , 

Healey  Jam«s,^igh-st. 

Kealy  Matthew,  High-st, 

Kelly  James,  Rose-inn-st. 

Neeland  Jane,  Rose-inn-st. 

Smithwick  Paul,  High-st. 

Young  Thomas,  20,  Chapel-lane 
Bankers. 

Latouche  George  &  Co.  and  Dublin 

Loughnan  James,  Coal-market 

Loughnan,  Son  &  O'Brien,  and  London 
Barristers, 

Barwis  John,  Parade 

Bracken  Henry,  Patrick-st. 

James  Christopher,  John's-quay 

KincbelaJohn,  Coal-market 

Bording  Schools, 

Cody  Jame8  7,  Wellington-place 


Leech  George,  (ladies)  Parade 
O'Callaghan  Rev.  Andrew,  College 
Pack  Catharine,  (ladies)  Patrick-st. 
Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 
Cronyn  Thomas,  3,  Patrick-st, 
Duncan  Peter,  Rose-inn-st. 
Hoyne  Thomas,  Rose-inn-st. 
JCennedy  Edmund,  High-st. 
Mackey  Thomas,  High-st. 

Braziers. 
Akenhead  Thomas,  Coal-market 
Byrne  William,  High-st. 
Murphy  Henry,  High-st. 

Brewers. 
Brennan  and  Cormick,  High-st. 
Brennan  and  Meighan,  Coal-market 
Fitzgerald  Simon,  Irish-town 
Loughnan  and  Sullivan,  James's-st. 
Shearman  Richard,  15,  John-st. 
Shearman  Robert,  John's-bridge 

Builders. 
Beigin  John,  John-st. 
Murphy  Martin,  40,  Walkin-st. 
Shaw  John,  11,  William-st. 

Cabinet  maker. 
Bateman  Richard,  Rose-inn-st. 

Card  Makers, 
Doherty  M.  &  S.  New-buildings 
Mara  Bartholomew,  Irish-town 

Clothiers,  Blanket  Manvfis.  S)C. 
Boumer  George,  Church-lane 
Brennan  Thomas,  Ormond-mill 
ClohosyJohn,  18,  Irish-town 
Ccstcllo  Thomas,  St,  Canice's 
Davis  Martin,  Kilcreen- factory 
Kelly  James,  Irish-town 
Moran  Catharine,   Irish-town 
Phelan  James,  Irish-town 
Read  Mrs.  Margaret,  Butts 
Scott  &  Brown,  Ormoud-hill 
Shortall  Nicholas,  Walkin-st. 
St.  Leger  Michael,  Goose-hill 

Distiller. 
Brennan  Patrick,  St.  Francis's-abbey 

Dyers. 
Looby  Timothy,  48,  John-st. 
Marum  Mary,  Coal-market 
Stephen  Barton,  St.  Canice's  steps. 

Glass,  China,  ^  Earthenivarc  Dealers, 

Bolger  Margaret,  Coal-Market 

Brazell  Anne,  Parade 

Maher  Ann,  Coal-market 

Murphy  M,  Watergate-bridge 

Porter  John,  jun.  Rose-inn-st, 

Sinton  Catha)'iiie,  W^ater-gate 

Fire  Office. 
West  of  .England  Fire  and  Life  lustirance 
Company,  Joliii  Powell,  High-st. 
Grocers. 
Ayl ward  James,  Hiffh-st. 
Bawdwin  Thomas,  Irish-town 
Birch  Martin,  Irish-town  ' 
Bradley  Thomas,  High-st. 


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199 


Byrne  Daniel,  lower  John-st. 
Corrierford  Francis,  High-st. 
Dalton  Edmund,  Coal-marlcet 
Dorvney  James,  Hig>i-st. 
Doyle  Arthur,  High-st. 
Fitzgerald  James,  Irish-town 
Freeman  Martin,  Coal-market 
Grace  Miak,  Coal-market 
Hart  Thomas,  High-st. 
Healy  James,  Hisch?<f. 
Healy  Patrick,  Highest. 
Hone  Luke,  High-st. 
Kelly  NichtOas,  High-st. 
Kelly  Timothy.  Hi^h-st 
Laffan  Thomas,  High-st. 
'  Lahey  John,  High-st. 
M'CreeryJohn,  High-st. 
Maher  James,  High-st. 
Phelan  Patrick,  John-st. 
Smithwick&  O'Callaghan,  High-st. 
Walsh  James,  High-st. 
Walsh  Thomas,  Patrick-st. 

Hardtvare  Men. 
Burnham  Francis,  Coal-market 
Foley  Ann,  High  st. 
Madden  Edmund,  High-st. 
Meighan  Francis,  High-st. 
Spear  Christopher,  sen.  High-st. 

Hatters. 
Birch  Nicholas,  Rose-iun-st. 
Byrne  James,  Coal-market 
Nowlan  and  Wood,  High-st., 
Powell  John,  High-st, 
Pratt  William,  Rose-inn-st. 
Walsh  Robert,  Coal-market 

Hosier. 
Poyntz  Luke,  High-st. 

Hotels. 
Devereaax,  Walter  J^evereaux,  Walkin-st. 
HibermaM,  Rice  and  Walsh,  Patrick -st,- 
Patrick-street,  Wm.  Devereaux,  PatrJck-st. 

Inns,  8fc. 
Bush  Tavern,  James  Power,  Rose-inn-st. 
EagJe,  Mary  Proctor,  Coal-market 
King's  Arms,  P.  M'Aginnis,  John-st. 

^  *  Ironmongers,  Sfc. 

'fiyi'ne  Daniel  lower  John-st. 
DoylKjolm,  7,  Irish-town 
Dunn  Timothy,  High-st. 
■Monisey  John,  Watergate 
Pnckley  Nicholas,  5,  High-st. 
Linen  Drapers. 
Dnnphy  Edward,  High-st. 
Foley  Thomas,  High-st. 
Haughoey  Patrick,  .H4gli*st. 
Lecky  Eliza,  High-st. 
Nowlan  John,  High-st. 

Linen  and  Woollen  Draptrs. 
Cody  James,  Coal-market 
Lanigan  William,  Coal-naarket 
Murphy  John,  High-st. 
Potter  Michael,  Coal-H»arket 
Quigley  Mary,  Coal-market 
Quigley  Patrick,  High-st.       . 
Ryan  Cornelius,  High-st. 


Scott  Patrick,  Coal-market 
Tynan  Catharine,  Parade 

Maltsters. 

Brennan  andComiick,  High-st. 

Merchant. 
Reade  Redmond,  janies's-st. 

Milliners. 
Baker  Mary,  High-st. 
Carey  Ellen  and  Ana,  High-st. 

Music  Seller. 
Byrne  Simon,  John-st. 

Notary  Public. 
Grace  William,   Registrar   Deputy  of  the 
diocese  of  Ossory,  Coal-market 

Painters  and  Glaziers. 

Campion  John,  18,  William-st. 
Doyle  James,  High-st. 
Doyle  James,  Walkin-st. 

Paper  Stainer  and  Painter. 

Hennessy  John,  High-st. 

Pawnbrokers. 
Campion  John,  King-st. 
Reynolds  Ann,  Kiug-st. 

Physicians. 

Alcock  Nathaniel,  King-st. 
Butler  John,    [physic   chirurgcry   &  mid- 
wifery] King-st. 
Shannan  William,  John's-quay 

Plumber,  Glazier  and  Painter. 
Gaze  Benjamin,  John-st. 

Professor  of  Music. 
Bailey  Christopher   Bettesworth,  (erganist 

at  the  Cathedxal)  William-st. 

Printers  and  Stationers. 
Denroche  Abvaham,(Mo<leratorOffice,Tues- 

day,  Thursday  and  Saturday,)  High-st. 
Hsnderson  Andrew, (Lcinster  Journal  Office, 

Wednesiilay  and  Saturday)  Parade 
Reynolds  John,  High-st. 

Hopers, 
Cody  William,  High-st. 
Hudson  John,  Rose-inn-st. 
Maxwell  Martin,  Rose-inn-st. 

Saddlers. 
Bateman  Henry,  High-st. 
Corbett  Michael,  High-st. 
Jack  John,  Parade 
Sammon  James,  Rose-inn-st. 

Soap  Boilers,  Sfc. 
Aylward  James,  High-st. 
CaTlagan  John,  Coal-market 
Healy  Patrick,  High-st. 
Sinitliwick and  O'Callaghan,  High-st. 

Stone  Cviten. 

CoUis  Richard,  Esq.  Jobu's-quay  S,, 

Dowling  Richard,  Maudlin-sti. 
Gready  Andrew.,  Kiog-st. 

Straw  Hat  Manufaeturers, 
Baker  Mary,  High-st. 
Colles  Mary,  High-st. 


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KILKENNY. 


Spirit  Stores. 

\    Grant  James,  Higli-st 

iMahor  John,  Coal-market. 
Tjmaii  Christopher,  Rose-ian-st 

Surgeons. 
Pack  Thomas,  Jolm's-bridge 
Treacham  Richard,  Coal-market 

Tailors. 
Glennan  Patrick,  Chapel -lane 
Guinn  Thomas  and  Son,  King-st. 
Ryan  John,  Chapel-lane 

Tanners. 
,  Jjoughnan  Joseph  (  &  iron  and  timber  mer- 
»'*'      chant)  Ifishtown 

Sullivan  William  &  Son.  (&  starch  manufac- 
turers,flour  millers  &factors)  Coal-market 
Tea  Dealer, 
Clifford  William,  John" s-bridge 

Tobacconists, 
Fitzpatrick  E.  High-st, 
Lawrenson  Thomas,  Coal-niarkct 
O'Donnell  Richard,  High-st. 
Meigham  John,  (&  spirit  merchant,  tallow 
chandler  and  grocer)  Coal-market  f 
Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 
Colles  Nicholas,  Higli-st. 
Doyle  Edmund,  King-st. 
ReJly  Frederick,  High-st. 

fVine  and  Spirit  Merchant, 
Gray  Basil,  High-st. 

Woollen  Drapers, 
Aylward  Michael,  High-st. 
Burnham  George,  High-st. 
Cody  James,  Co^l-uiarket 
Croyn  George,  High-st 
Quigley  Eliza,  High  st. 
Rowan  George  Hamilton,  High-st. 
Scott  Martin ,  High-st, 
*  MISCELLANY. 

Bolger  Daniel,  breeches  maker,  High-st 
Castelli  J.  carver  and  glider,  Patrick-st. 
Dausr'  ny  J.  stuff  manufacter.  47,  Irishtown 
Empson  R.  haberdasher,  Coal-market, 
Flanigan  M.  neachine  maker,  King-st. 
Fogarty  M.  woollen  merchant,  High-st. 
Flood  John,  clerk  of  the  peace,  Parade 
Kelly  James,  city  crane  master,  High-st. 
Kinchela  L,  C.  bleacher,  Goal-market 
Laffan  Joseph,  barrack  master,  Johu-st. 
Martin  Pat.  basket  maker,  King-st. 
M'Donnell  Thomas,  confectioner.  Parade 
Pemberton  Thos,  book-biuder,  Rose-ian-st. 
Porter  John,  glover,  Rose-inn-st. 


Prim  Jn.  distributor  of  stamps,  William-st 
Quigly  E.  corn  and  flour  factor,  Coal-market 
Rathe  Abraham,  gun  maker.  Rose-inn-^ t. 
Robertson  and  M'Craith,  nursery  and  seeds- 
men, High-st. 
Williams  William,  high  constaMe  of  the 
county  of  the  city  of  Kilkenny,  I,  Wm.-st 

Carriers  by  Land, 
From  William,  Tynan's  Roseinn-st,  an  ele- 
gant covered  Caravan,  for  the  accommo- 
dation of  Passengers,  and  the  conveyance 
of  parcels,  leaves  Kilkenny  at  five  o'clock 
in  the  morning,  every  Monday,  Wednes- 
day and  Friday ;  passing  through  Royal 
Onk,  Carlow  and  Naas,  and  arrives  at 
Mr,  Bohys,  Lamb-alley,  Corn- market, 
Dublin,  at  five  o'clock  the  same  eveaing  ; 
leaves  the  above  Inn  at  six  in  the  moring, 
every  Tuesday  Thursday,  and  Saturday, 
passing  through  Naas,  Carlow  and  Royal 
Oak,  and  arrives  &t  Kilkenny  at  six  in  the 
evening,  on  each  of  the  above  daj's. 
From  the  Bush  Tavern,  Rose-inn-street, 
a  Car  for  passengers  and  parcels,  leaves 
Kilkenny,  for  Thomastown,  every  morn- 
ing (Sunday  excepted)  at  five  o'clock 
From  John  Hennessy's,  High-street,  a  gen- 
teel Car  for  passengei's  and  parcels,  leaves 
Kilkenny  at  seven  o'clock  every  Monday, 
Wednesday  and  Friday  morning,  passing 
through  Callan,  Killamory  and  Nine 
Mile  House,  and  arrives  ai  Mr.  Robert 
Hennessy's  Main-street,  Clonmel,  at  one 
o'clock  at  noon,  on  each  of  the  above  days. 

Coaches. 

The  Mail  Coadh  from  Cork,  arrives  at  six 
o'clock  in  the  morning,  an  J  is  dispatched 
for  Dublin  ten  minutes  afterwards.  The 
Post  Boy  from  Gouran  with  Dublin  Mail 
arrives  every  morning  at  a  quarter  past 
eight,  and  is  dispatchrd  with  Dublin  Mail, 
(to  meet  the  Waterford  Mail  Coach  for 
Dublin  at  Gouran)  at  four  o'clock  in  the 
afternoon.  The  Mail  Coach  from  Dublin, 
arrives  at  ten  o'clock  at  night,  and  pro- 
ceeds to  Cork  in  fifteen  minutes  af- 
terwards. 

From  the  Hibernian  Hotel,  ^tbe  Kilkenny 
Day  Coach,  sets  oflF every  morning,  during 
summer,  at  five  o'clock,  passes  through 
Royal  Oak,  Carlow  and  Naas,  and  ar- 
rives in  Dublin  at  four  o'clock  in  the  even- 
ing. The  same  Coach,  during  winter, 
leaves  Kilkenny  at  six  in  the  morning. 


»*^^^*^^^^^*** 


KINSALE  ' 

_^N  ancient  borough  town  and  sea-port,  136  miles  from  Dublin,  10  from  Bandon  and 
12  from  Cork  ;  lies  on  the  north  side  of  the  Bandon  river,  where  it  falls  into  a  bay  callecl 
the  Harbour  of  Kinsale,  which  is  deep,  spacious,  and  commodious  ;  frequently  resorted  '^ 
to  by  vessels  of  war,  that  are  occasionally  repaired  here.     It  is  well  defended  by  Charles' 
Fort,  on  the  left  bank  of  the  river,  above  the  bar.  which  has  from  three  to  three  and  a 


KINSALE. 


m 


half  fathoms  of  water,  at  the  lowest<tide.  Its  harbour,  thougli  much  less  spacious  than 
that  of  Cork^is  one  of  the  roost  compact  and  secure  that  can  well  be  iraaginexl.  It  is  of 
a  round  form,with  a  long  and  deep  entrance  from  the  south,  and  pei#ctly  secured  by  high 
land  surrounding  it  in  every  directidri  ;  yet  this  town  derives  but  little  advantage  in  the 
way  of  trade,  from  so  fjne  a  hftrbour,  the  superior  situation  of  Coflt,  engrossing  thft 
foreign  commerce.  Something  however  is  dohe  liere  in  the  import  of  coals,  and  also  iii 
the  coasting  trade ;  hut  the  great  marine  establishment  is  its  iishery;  immense  numbers 
of  boats,  of  about  twenty  tons  burden,  are  employed  in  this  business,  and  afford  an  ample 
supply  of  fish  to  the  markets  of  Cork,  Kiiisaie,  and  Bandon.  In  the'j'ear  1600,  the  Spa- 
niards took  the  town,  but  were  driven  out  of  it  the  same  year  by  the  Lord  Deputy  of  Mount-- 
joy,  who  obliged  the  Spanish  commander,  with  5000  men  to-surrender  the  place.  Charles*^ 
Fort,  though  a  place  of  great  strength,  was  taken  by  the  Earl  of  Marlborough  in  1690, 
from  the  forces  of  King  James  II.  Kinsale  being  an  old  town,  the  streets  are  narrow  and 
ill-paved.  Front)  the  great  number  of  tVees  in  and  about  it,  it  has  the  appearance  of  a 
town  in  a  wood,  when  viewed  froih  some  of  the  rising  grounds  in  the  neighbourhood.  It 
has  been  greatly  improved  within  tlVese  few  years,  by  the  erection  of  many  comfortable 
and  commodious  houses ;  in  addition  to  which,  the  establishment  of  hot  and  cold  salt- 
water baths  have  contributed  much  to  the  irifliix  of  company.  There  is  an  assembly  Roomy 
and  a  Bowling-green,  where  a  be^utifal  prospect  is  gained  of  the  harbour,  and  tlie  uvo 
v/ell-built villages  of  Cove  and  Scilly.  Kinsale  possesses  one  Church,  two  Catholic 
Chapels,  and  one  Methodist  Chapel.  A  Fever  Hospital,  and  a  Dispeiisarv;  a  Female 
Srhool  of  Industry;  Alms-houses,  and  a  building  called  the  Gift  House,  foe,  widows  of 
freemen ,  also  a  Gaol  and  a  Barrack.  There  is  a  Dock  and  Yard  for  repairing  ships  of 
war,  and  a  Crane  and  Gun  Wharf  for  landing  and  shipping  heavy  artillery,  wi^h  a  hulk 
in  time  of  war,  for  laytn^f  doVm  and  careening  ships  of  great  size,  with  the  proper  esta- 
blishment of  royal  dotk-yard,  the  more  remarkable,  as  this  is  the  only  one  in  the  islands 
Kinsule  gives  the  title  of  Baron,  to  the  ancient  and  noble  family  of  De  Coui-cy,  lineally 
descended  from  John  De  Courcy.  Earl  of  Ulster.  It  is  govern&d  bj'  a  Sovertign,  aiid 
Recorder,  and  sends  one  member  to  Parliament.  It  is  in  the  county  of  Cork,  and  has  a 
good  market  on  Saturday.  '      , 

The  population  of  Kinsale  arid  its  par&Iies  is  estimated  at  12,000. 

Post  Office,  Lower  Fisher-st.— Ann  F'arzer,  Post  Mistres$. — The  Dublin  Mail  leaves 
every  day  except  Friday,  and  arrives  every  day  except  Tuesday.  The  Cork  Mail  arrives 
every  morning  at  n,ij(ie,  and  returns  every  afternoon  at  three  o'clock.— Attendance  in  the 
Office  from  nine  in  the  morning  until  four  in  the  afternoon. 


l^ohility,  Getitry  and  Clergy., 
Kingsale  Rt,  Hon.  Lord 
De  Courcy  Hon.  and  Rev.  Thomas 
Adams  Lieut  Michaelv  R.  N.  Long-qua^ 
Beamish  George  Esq, 
Beamish  Rev.  Samuel 
Beamish  Rev.  Henry  H. 
Becher  Lionel,  Esq. 
Beven  Griffith  E., Esq. 
Bishopp  William,  Esq. 
Bishopp  Edward 
Browne  W .  I.  ,  . 

BuUen  Joseph,  Esq. 
Co.ilis  John,  Esq, 
Connell  Anthony.  Esq.  Barrister 
Cramer  John  Thomas,  Esq. 
Crosbie  Lieut-Col.  Fearer 
Daly  Denis,  Esq. 
Daunt  George  Digby,  Esq. 
Dealy  John,  gent.  '         '<*->-'^* 

De  Courcy  James,  Esq, 
Denis  Major  John  J. 
Doneclift  Lt.  John,  R.  N. 
Dunn  George  Newman,  Esq. 
Dunn  Robt.  Lander,  Esq, 
Dunn  Miss  A. 
Fenton  Ma,ior  Temple 
,Foly;Robert,  Esq. 
Green  Roger  Edwardj  Esq. 
Heard  John  Igaac,  Esq.  Sovereign 
C  c 


Heard  Edward,:  Esq. 

Heard  Lieut.  William,  R.  N. 

Hunt  Edward,  Esq. 

HiirlyDaniel,  Esq. 

Irwin  John,  Esq. 

Jackson  N.  W.  Esq. 

.Tackson  Williani,  Esq, 

Kenny  Rev.  Thos. 

Langton  Major  James 

Lewis  Richard  Hull,  Esq. 

M'Daniel  Lieut.  R.  N. 

Markham  Thomas  Esq. 

Markham  Capt.  M'illiani 

Massey  Henry,  Esq. 

Meade  Rev.  John 

Meade  Rev.  tlicha.rd 

Meade  Richard,  Esq. 

Meade  William,  Esc^; 

Mol-kler  Wm,  Esq. 

Moore  Jamea,  Esq; 

Nason  John,  Esq. 

Nason  Henry  T.  K.  Esq. 

Newman  George,  Esq.  Tovrn  Clerk 

Newman  Capt.  Richard 

Newman,  Williani,  Esq. 

Nicboll  William.  Esq. 

Pratt  James,  Esq,, 

4lainsford  Capt.  Mark 

Reynolds  James,  Esq, 

Sandys  Capt.  Jahjes 


KlfTS^tB. 


Sandy  Williitiifi,  Esq. 
Scott  Percy.  Esq. 
Stewart  Rev.  John 
Taylor  Capt.  Henry.  R.  N. 
Teulon  John,  jun.  Esq. 
Verling  Watkins  William,  Esq. 
Warren  Robert  B.  Esq. 
Webb,  Rev.  R. 
Webb  Rev.  R.  F. 

Academies, 
McCarthy  Denis,  lower  Fisher-st. 
kice  John,  upper  Fisher-st. 
Agents^ 
Gibbons  Gerald  Henry  &  Co,    (to  Lloyds) 

lower  Fisher-st. 

Apothecaries, 
Kelly  Daniel,  Market-st. 
O'Connor  Michael,  Long-quay 

Attorneys. 
Newman  William,  public  notary,  commia- 

sioner  for  taking  affidavits  in  Chancery, 

and  all  the  Law  Courts,  lower  Fisher-st 
Walton  Joseph  Dunn,  Long-quay 

Bakers  and  Flour  Dealers. 
Byrne  Anne,  Lower  Fisher-st 
Coleman  John,  Market-place 
Denmond  Michael,  Market-lane 
Donovan  Catharine,  Market-st. 
Garrett  Arundel,  Market  lane 
Hopps  James,  lower  Fishcr'st. 
Leahy  Meade,  lower  Fisher-st. 
Mahony  Denis,  Market-st. 
O'Keeffe  John,  Market-st. 

Block  and  Pump  Makers. 
Fuller  Richard,  lower  Fisher-st. 
Hosford  Nicholas,  lower  Fisher-st. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 
Barrett  Richard,  upper  Fisher-st.     ^  ^;  ^ 
Barry  Thomas,  lower  Fisher-st. 
Black  James,  Geoi'ge-st.  i  oairij  ,-^3i  r 

Carrick  Daniel,  lower  Fisher-sKJ  lo  «i3b" 
Carwen  James,  Main-st.  "■•^Jii  -oilti 

Plinn  Michael,  Market- plt»ce    !•/"''?  -o^ 
Fudger  William  Nicholas,  lower  Fisher«st 
Leary  Jeremiah,  Market-place 
Southwick  Joseph,  lower  Fisher- st.     '•-■  '   ? 
Ward  Benjamin,  lower  Fisher-st.     ' 

Braziers  and  Tin  Plate  Workers. 
Hackett  Thomas,  Market-st. 
Seymour  William,  Market-8t.      ■ 

Brewers.     -1  to/io<j^-, 

Dunn  George  and  Co.  Glynn    ^, 

Cabinet  Maker* 
Morgan  Jonathan  Lander,  lower  Fisher-st. 

Coal  Merchants. 
Casey  Timothy,  lower  Fisher-st. 
Dempstey  Daniel,  Market-quay 
Taylor  Archimond,  lower  Fisher-st. 

Consul, 
Gibbons  Gerald  Henry,  (French ,  Swedish, 
aM  Norwegian)  lower  Fisher-st. 
Custom- House  Officers* 
Green  R.  E.  Esq.  Collector  ^ 

Saiidys  William,  Pro-Collector 


■f'.u&A\i^ 


.:^ 


Pratt  3aimn,f(yrt^ir'i^foJe{  -f'^d^sl  ,q«K 
Massey  Henry,  Land- waiter '^^'  '"^'"^  -.'.fircn 
henry  M.  Port  Master?s  Siii^^Voiy'^GWe^ 
KinsaJe  '  "   '■'  ■'"'  .'•i'=''-^ 

Heingerford  Richard,  Surveyw,  Cloriikif^ 
Norcott  Richard  B.  Surveyor,  Cidnakilty  ' 
Hea  John,  Tide  Surveyor,  Cove  M'Sherry  - 
Holines  A.  Tide  Surveyor,  Oyster  Haven 
Massey  Wm.  Tide  Surveyor,  Seven  Heads 
Earthemvare  and  China  Dealers.' 
Anderson  John,  lower  Fishef-st. 
Green  Thomas,  lower  Fisher-st. 
Excise  Officers. 
Jackson  Wm.  Collector,  Long-quay 
Newman  John  Spiller,  Pro-Collector,  Loug-q. 
Burke  Thomas,  Long-quay.         ,  ,       ^>v,- 

Allen  Catherine,  Market-lane 
Fryer  Charles  George,  lower  Fisher-st,   ,      , 
Green  M.  A.  lower  Fisher-st. 
Hogan  Patrick,  Market-st. 
Howe  Jonas,  lower  Fisher-Sti  '• 
Keane  Norris,  Market-lane  •'-■■'''    '^  I'^mmJ 
Keefe  Timothy,  Market-pl^ee"'*o''  f«)?3H'0 
M'Neill  Jane,  upper  Fisher-st. 
Toohig  John,  Market-place         fTiaoLbr^ 
Haberdashers.  '>i '••'•?  i-*'*"'' 
Doneclift  Susannah,  Ibwer  Fisher-st. 
Donovan  Margaret,  Market-plac^      iii9.    '  ' 
Hotnott  Mary,  Market*lane 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers. 
Those  marked  §  are  Linen  Drapers  only, 

and  thus  J  Woollen  Drapers  only*       J 
§  Fryer  Ann,  lower  Fisher-st. 
§  Furzer  D.  and  G.  lower  Fisher^s^ .  ^^^^^^ 
§  Harrington  J.  Potatoe-market  "" 
§  M'llnoe  Catharine,  Market-place 
J  Mahony  Michael,  Market-place 
Murphy  Denis,  Market-place 
I  Murphy  John,  Market-place      ,  ,.,         Ij 
§  O'Regan  John,  lower  Fisher-st. '    '^'   '  ■  *  * 
Southwick  Joseph,  lower  Fisher-st. 

Merchants,  '! 

Gibbons  Gerald  Henry  &  Co.  I.  Fisher-st-  j 
Keely  John,  lower  Fisher-st.       . 
Lan,der  William,  Long-quay  -, 

Newman  John  Spiller,  long-quay  , 

Painters  and  Glaziers,  _i     ,     . 
Doyle  John,  lower  Fisher-st.       ;  [-jilot.  i  ^dt  . 
Hussey  Henry,  lower  Fisher-st.  r  jnd  ^^-^nifJ  . 
■    Pawn  Brokers.  1 

Sullivan  D.  F.  lower  Fisher-st.  ^ 

Su11i^^an  Denis,  Cork-st.  '  ;• 

Williams  John,  upper  Fisher-st.  ^ 

Physicians.  3 

Beamish  John,  Denilis'-qiiay 
Bishopp  Edward,  Dennis's-quay  '■ 

Donecliffe  A.  Long-quay 
Scottowe  St.  John  •        [ 

Publicans,    ,  -   j 

Kinsale  Arms,   (hotel)    Thornas    Holland,) 
lower  Fisher-st.  .^ 

Anchor,  N.  Kennedy^  lower  Fisher-st.  /^ 
Black,  Horse,  J.  Donovan,  Market- qi^y^f, 
Harp,  Daniel  Kyan,  Mar1ket-quay  ^ 


mrnAW' 


Harp,  Isabella  Whiter  .Market-Ianej««      . 
Letters,  John  Aherns,  Market-plae^  ,.  , 
Letters,  Kichar^  Beardan,-  Market  lane 
Letters,  Henry  Brown,  lower  Fisher-st. 
Lettnfs,  Daniel  CoUhiSj  Market-place 
Letters,  James  Connell,  Market-place 
Letters,  Micbael   Connell,  lower  Fisher-st. 
liCtters,  Daniel  Deuipsey,  Market-place 
Letters,  Jere.  Hennessej',  Potatoe  market 
Letters,  Robert  Mahony,    lower  Fisher-st. 
Letters,  Richard  Routh,  Market-place 
Liverpool  Arms,  H.  Kemp,  low.  Fisher-st», 
Ship  in  Dock,  Mary  Copley,  low.  Fisher-st. 
Strap  and  Block,  John  Lee,  lower  Fisher-st. 
Three  Jolly  Sailors,  C.  Roche,  FisUer-st. 

Ropers. 
M'Daniel  Jeremiah,  lower  Fisher-st. 
Semple  Robert,  Mall 

Saddlers  Sf  Harness  Mak(k^.^^\\- 
Atkinson  Thomas,  Market-st.  .    ':'  . 

Williams  Thomas,  potatoe-market 
Salt  and  Lime  Works. 
Cramer  J.  Thomas,  Market-quay 
O'Regan  John,  Market-quay 
Shipwrights. 
Ruddock  Thomas,  lower  Fisher-st. 
Smith  Francis,  Lower  Fisher-st. 

Straw  Hat  Makers .  . 
Doneclift,  Sophia,  lower  Fisher-st. 
M'Carthy  Phoebe,  lower  Fisher-st. 

.,.»..        Surgeons. 
Despourrins  Peter,  lower  Fisher-st. 
Herrick  Henry,  George-st. 


***^^<0***^*^t^^>S**-***^. 


3  riiif     '■'■   '■;;i  I'j 


Tailors  tind  HaUt  Mak&iis.^i,? 

Buckley  VVm.  Market-place  ->:!   '"y\_r  i  ■  ■  - 
Connor  John,  lower  Fisher-stl  •■"*>''  "  is"  ;> 
Coveny  Daniel,  lowef  Fisher  ^.iq*».^  -loi^*-  i 
Dillon  Maurice,  lower  FHshen-stf^i^  noiusT 

Tallow  Chandler!  ^''  ^^^^J 
O'Regan  John,  lower  Fisher-st.  ,  ,;/  ,^<j^7/ 

Timber  MercharA*">^-  ^d^W 
Murray  John,  lower  Fisher-st. 

Tobacconists.:"^ '(^^'^'}^ 
Connell  James,  Market  place       ' 
O'Regan  John,  lower  Fisher-st. 
Power  John,  Market-place 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Armstrong  John,  Compass-hill    ■  ^  -    ,    .;V 
Burke  Charles,  cooper,  upper  Fisher-st.    ft; 
Browne    John,    waach    and    clock-maker, 
lower  Fisher-st.  , 

Desmond  Denis,  wlieelwright,  1.  Fisher-st. 
Driscol  Florence,  har^wareman,  Market-st. 
Dunn  Robt.  L.  maltster,  upper  Fisher-st. 
JNI'Carthy  Dan.  whitesmith,  up.  Fislier-st. 
M'Daniel  Mary,  confectioner,  1.  Fisher-st» 
Perrott  John,  oil  &  colourman.  Market-  pl»; 
Shanahan  Timothy,  ieatherseller,  Market-pl2 
Sunderland  Eliza,  toy  dealer,  1.  Fisber-st.  , 
Treacy  William,  spirit  dealer,  Market-st.    ;- 

Convepaiice.  .; 

From  the  Kinsale  Arms,  a  Chaise  to  Cork'/ 

every  morning  at  seven  o'clock,  and  reM 

lurns  the  same  evening,  ^  :'.V0 


LIMERICK.  -  *a 

JLjIMERICK  is  a  large,  populous  well-built  city,three  miles  in  circumference,  situate^l* 
on  the  east  side  of  the  river  Shannon,  on  the  borders  of  the  county  of  Limerick,  one  of 
the  most  fruitful  and  best  cultivated  in  Ireland ;  it  lies  in  So  30"  W.  longitude  from  Lon- 
don, and  52«  35''  N.  latitude ;  it  is  distant  94  miles  from  Dublin,  50  miles  from  Cork,  50  from 
Galway,  66  from  Waterford,  and  50  from  Tralee .  Limerick  is  a  city  and  county  of  itsel  f  and 
sends  one  member  to  Pa.rliamcnt,  has  two  weekly  markets  on  Wednesdays  and  Saturdays, 
and  four  feirs,  viz.  on  Easter  Tuesday,  the  4th.  of  July,  the  4th.  of  August,  and  the  I2th 
of  December.  ^  There  is  a  privilege  annexed  to  the  fair  on  the  4th.  of  August,  that  during 
fifteen  days,  no  person  can  be  arrested  in  the  city  or  liberties,  on  any  process  issuing  out  of 
the  Tholsel  Court  of  Limerick.  The  number  of  its  inhabitants  has  not  been  exactly  ascer^^, 
tained  but  are  geherally  supposed  to  be  about  60,000.  The  linen  and  woollen  manufec?-; 
tares  are  carried  on  here  to  some  extent,  and  the  export  of  provisions  is  very  considerable ; 
Limerick  is  the  See  of  a  Bishop,  to  which  Artfert  and  Aghadoe  in  the  county  of  Kerry 
are  united ;  it  gives  the  title  of  Earl,  to  Edmund  Henry  Perry,  nephew  to  the  late  Lord 
Perry.  It  is  governed  by  a  Maynr,  Sherifls,  Recorder,  Aldermen  and  Burgesses,  who  com- 
pose the  common  council  of  the  city.  The  Burgesses  serve  the  office  of  Mayor,  before 
they  are  elected  Aldermen ;  but  in  Dublin  and  other  cities  they  are  elected  Aldermen,  be- 
fore they  come  to  be  chief  Magistrates.  There  are  six  Justices  of  the  Peace  appointed  by 
charter,  viz.  the  present  Mayor,  the  late  Mayor,  the  Recorder  and  three  Aldermen ;  there 
is  also  a  military  Governor,  and  a  Town  Major  on  the  establishment.  There  are  barracks 
for  a  considerablenumberofmilitary,  bothhorse,foot, and  artillery.  St,  Michael's  Parish 
or  Newtown  Perry,  is  situated  near  the  Old  Town,  and  is  regulated  by  21  Commissione?^.^ 
(seven  of  whom  are  elected  every  t  \'o  years)  appointed  under  an  Act  of  Parliament  granti^ 
a  few  years  ago,  to  the  above  parish, ;  the  Commissioners  are  authorized  by  the  safd 
Act  to  levy  money  for  the  purpose  of  paving,  cleansing,  watching,  and  lighting  tl^«!^ , 
parish,  the  n^a^a|§i^ent  of  which, -^fl^^qj^^tljie  highest  credit  on.,«i_9se^  to  w^h^^^^ 


204 


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entrusted.  There  is  a  chamber  of  Commerce,  established  by  Chapter,  consisting  of 
the  principal  merchants,  who  give  bounties  to  encourage  the  manufactories.  The 
river  Shannon  is  navigable  for  vessels  of  500  tons  burden,  from  the  quay  of  Limerick  to  . 
the  sea,  which  measures  60  miles.  The  pool  where  vessels  anchor  is  an  English  mile  from 
the  city,  and  the  prospect  from  thence  is  deservedly  admired  by  foreigners,  when  sailing  up 
to  the  town.  On  one  side  Newtown  Perry,  with  the  Bishop's  and  Sir  Henry  HarlstoHge's 
gardens  close  to  the  river:  on  the  other  a  number  of  villas,  belonging  to  the  citizens,  and 
in  front  a  full  view  of  the  city.  A  great  proof  of  the  early  consequence  of  Limerick  is, 
that  King  Richard,  in  ihe  9th  year  of  his  reigp,  1 197,  granted  a  charter  to  the  city,  to  elect 
a  Mayor,  an  honour  which  London  did  not  obtain  until  ten  years  after,  nor  Dublin  until 
the  year  1308,  and  Cork  not  until  the  year  1318.  Limerick  was  formerly  well  fortified, 
and  has  sustained  some  memorable  sieges:  one  against  General  Ireton,  son-in-law  to 
Cromwell,  and  Lord  Deputy  for  him  in  Ireland,  King  William  also,  in  1690,  sat  down  be- 
fore it,  but  was  obliged  to  withdraw  his  forces ;  the  following  year,  the  French  and  Irish 
having  re* reated  thither  after  the  battle  of  Aghrim,  were  followed  by  General  Ginckle, 
and  the  King's  troops,  and,  after  a  month  spent  in  the  siege,  forced  the  fords  of  the  river, 
some  miles  above  thp  town  dispersing  the  cavalry  who  guarded  them,  attacked  the  works 
that  covered  Thomond  Bridge,  and  drove  the  inhabitants  into  the  town,  who  thereupon 
surrendered  on  honourable  terms.  Donald  O'Brien,  King  of  Limerick,  bestowed  his  palace 
to  the  Church,  about  the  year  1180,  on  the  site  of  which,  St.  Mary's,  or  the  Cathedral 
Church  now  stands.  The  entire  edifice  is  in  the  ancient  Gothic  taste,  and  only 
remarkable  for  the  noble  simplicity  attendant  on  that  order.  There  are  seventeen  arches 
in  the  ailes  and  choir,  besides  the  great  eastern  window,  which  is  a  good  antique  ;  there  are 
also  three  Parish  Churches,  and  a  Chapel  of  Ease  ;  four  Roman  Catholic  Parish  Chapels,; 
three  Friaries,  and  one- Nunnery;  a  Meeting  House  for  the  Presbyterians ;  a  Methodist 
and  a  Quakers'  Meeting  House;  There  is  a  House  of  Industry  and  a  Fever  Hospital ;  a 
handsome  Custom  House  ;  a  new  Court  House ;  and  a  Prison  for  the  city  and  epunty  pri- 
soners ;  there  is  another  new  Prison  for  the  county  just  finished,  near  Gallows-gceen. 

Post  Office,  Cecil-st  —Edward  Bernard,  Post  Master. — The  Dublin  Mail  leaves  every 
morning  at  eleven  o'clock  ;  the  Cork  Post  every  afternoon  at  four ;  the  Ennis  JVfail 
every  afternoon  at  half-past  three  ;  the  Mallow  Post  every  afternoon  at  four  o'-clock. 
The  Office  is  open  from  nine  o'clock  in  the  morning,  until  twelve,  and  from  three  until 
five  in  the  aftemoon. 


Academies, 

Carey  Rev.  Timothy,  D.  D.  (mercantile  & 
modern  languages)  Catharine-st. 

Gayer  Edward,  William-st. 

Sullivan  Joseph,  upper  Cecil-st. 
Apothecaries. 

Bold  and  Boucher,  12,  George-st. 

Carroll  John,  Broad-st. 

Grace  Charles,  116,  George-st. 

Hogan  John,  128,  George-st. 

Kelly  Timothy,  Wiiliam-st. 

Purcell  Robert,  15,  Rutland-st. 

Rahilly  Eustace,  Mnngret-st.'     ' 

Ryan  Lorenzo,  16,  Mary-st. 

Ryan  Patrick,  Bridge-st. 

Ryan  Thomas,  31,  Denmark-st. 
Architects. 

Igain  James  &  G.  R.  Catharine-st. 
Attornies. 

Those  marked  f  only  practice  in  the  Thol- 
sel  Court,  those  marked  J  practice  in  the 
Consistorial  Court;  those  marked  *  are 
Commissioners  for  taking  affidavits  ' 
those  marked  ^  are  Masters  extraor- 
dinary. 

Barrington  Matthew  &  Daniel,  3,  Francis-st 

Beauchamp  Robert,  Denmark-st, 

Bowles  Henry,  Glentworth-st. 

*TfBoyse  John,  112,  George-st. 

Brazill  Thomas,  James-borougli 

Carroll  Henry  P.  Clare-st. 

Carroll  Robert  F.  Clare-st. 


Carroll  Standish,  Cl%re-st. 
Creed  John,  4,  Fraricis-st. 
*ItDartnell  George,  George-st. 
D'Esterre  Robert,  upper  Georgc-st. 
Dickson  Samuel,  Tontine-buildings 
Eason  William  M.  George-st. 
Egan  Patrick,  Thommond-gate 
Eggers  Henry  S,  15,  Shannon-st. 
Furnell  George,  Thomas-st. 
*^+Fitzgerald  John   1 1 ,  Francis-st. 
Fitzgerald  John  A.  12,  Francis-st. 
Fitzgerald  Richard,  Roches-st. 
*Gabbett  Daniel,  5,  Bank-place 
Gloster  Edward,  Wiiliam-st. 
Harte  Henry,  Arthur's-qiiay 
Holland  William,  ArthuHs-quay 
♦^Holland  Wm.  jun.  Bridge-st. 
Holland  Phillip  H.  upper  Cecil-st. 
fJackson  William  M.  North-strand 
J*T[Macmahon  Bryan  &  Son,  Arthur's-quay 
Mahony  David,  upper  Cecil-sf;. 
O'Callaghan  H.  H.  George-st. 
O'Connor  James  P.  Bridge-st. 
t*0'Connor  Patrick,  Bridge-st. 
O'Shaughnessy  James,  Arthur's-quay 
Russell  Jame^  George,  6,  William-st. 
Sayers  Edward,  107,  George-st. 
Sexton  Andrew,  Catharine-st. 
Tierny  Edward,  Cecil-st. 
Vereker  Thomas,  upper  Cecil-st, 
Waller  Samuel,  upper  Cecil-st. 
Wight  John,  Roches-st. 
Worrali  William,  William-st. 


LIMERICK. 


205 


ArtctiMie^Si 
Bcrmmgliam  Michael,  Winiam-st, 
Connell  Patrick,  2,  Francis- st. 

Bakers  and  Flour- dea^^r%.  ^ 
Caswell  Samuel,  15,  Broad-st. 
Clempett  James,  Mungret-st. 
Conway  J  obn,  35,  Patrick-st. 
Dwyer  William,  Mungret-st. 
Erson  Paul,  upper  Cecil-st. 
Griffith  Mary,  Catharine-st, 
Hedigan  Jeremiah,  Mary-st. 
IJogan  Daniel,  Mungret-st. 
Meehan  Daniel  George' s-quay 
Morony  Michael,  Mungret-st. 
O'Loghlan  James,  14,  Mungret-st. 
Russell  Benjamin,  23,  Denmark-st. 
Wallis  William,  William-st. 
Bankers. 
Bruce  Geo.  E.  J.  and  G.  6,  Rutland-st. 
Maunsell,   Kennedy  85  Maunsell,  6,  Bank-p 
Roche  Thos.  and  William,  upper  George-st. 

Block  and  Pump  Makers. 
Faulkne-  Mary,  Mercliants-quay 
Murphy  James,  Arthur's-quay 

Booksellers  and  ^tajtion^r^. 
Auriff  George,  Mary-st. 
Cripps  Mary,  9,  Patrick-st. 
Goggiu  S.  B.  121,  George-st. 
Macdonnell  Alexander,  4,  Rutland-st. 
M'Kern  George,  25,  George-st. 
M'Keru  William,  1 6,  Rutland-st. 
O'Brien  Brian,  4,  George-st. 
Watson  Henry  &  And.  Jas.  2.  Rutland-st. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 
Beech  William,  Mary-st. 
Bowrke  Stephen,  20,  Patrick-st. 
Bunton  John,  2,  Patrick-st. 
ColopyJohnj  18,  Patrick-st. 
ConoUy  Andrew,  29,  Patrick-st. 
Cooke  John,  37,  Patrick-st. 
Parrac  Joseph,  1,  Patrick-st. 
Lander  William,  7,  Mary-st 
Ryan  John,  16,  Patrick-st. 
Tracy  Thomas,  13,  Patrick-st. 
Wilson  Samuel,  4,  Merchants-quay 
Worrall  Edward,  8,  Arthur's-quay 
Worrell  Thomas,  19,  Charlotte's-quay 

Braziers  and  Tin  Plate  Workers. 
Baggot  Thomas,  George's-quay 
Hill  Richard  (&  pewterer)  I,  Bank-place 
Riordon  James,  Bridge-st. 
Brewers. 
Fitzgerald  John  Francis,  John's-gate 
Tucker  Mary,  Square 
Walker  and  Co,  Canal-brewery 

Builders. 
Fitzgerald  Michael,  Cathariue-st. 
Ryan  James,  Corn-market- row 

Cabinet  Makers  Sf  Upholsterers, 
Clarke  Michael,  35,  George-st. 
Eyres  Thomas  &  James,  3,  Palrick-st. 
James  Charles,  George's-qnay 
Ledger  William,  14,  George-st. 
Card  Makers, 
Johnston  John,  15,  Broad-st. 
Malony  David,  14,  Broad  st. 


Malony  Patriclf^^  1£,  Broad-st. 

Clothiers. 
Connpll  William,  36,  Broad-st. 
Halpin  James,  Mungret-st. 
Mjles  George,  Neison-st. 

Clnb- House. 
Crosbie  Joseph,  23,  George-st. 

Coach  Makers. 
Gubbins  James,  upper  William-st' 
Quiulan  James,  42,  Thomas-st 
Quinlan  Tliomas,  8,  Shannoij-st. 
Stephenson  Standish,  Thomas-st, 

Confectioners. 
Bizley  John,  IJ ,  George-st. 
Carmody  Ann,  4,  Pattick-st. 
M'Namara  John,  23,  George-st. 

Coopers. 
Barron  Thomas,  Palinerstown 
Sarsfield  Patrick,  Peter's-laue 
Corn   Mllers. 
Caswell  Samuel,  George's-quay 
Kogan  John,  James  &  Robert,  Golden-mill 
O' Gorman  James,  Curragour-mill 
Wallis  William,  William-st. 

Cotton  Manufacturer. 
Humphrys  John,  north  Clare-st. 

Cutlers. 
Colgan  James  21,  Patrick-st. 
Delany  Daniel,  29,  Denmark-st. 
Discount  Offices. 
Delany  Joseph,  upper  Cecil-st. 
Ryan  James,  34,  Patrick-st. 

Distillers  and  Rectifiers. 
Russell  Francis  Phillip,  Lock-quay 
Stein,  Brown  and  Co.  Thomond-gate 

Druggists . 
Cantrell  James  H.  {&.  Chemist)    7,  Bank-p. 
Kelly  Wm.  Bennetand  Co.  2,  1.  William-st 
Tinsly  Patrick,  18,  Charlotte's-quay 

Dyers. 
Barrett  John,  John-st. 
Dickson  William,  John-st. 

Earthenware  Dealers, 
Caulfield  Jas.  13,  Francis-st. 
Caulfield  William,  Charlotte's-quay 
Erson  William,  (&  (;hlnaj26,  George-st, 
Higginson  Marcella,  1^7,  George-st. 
Mullock  Luke.  Charlotte's-quay 
O'Donnell  William,  Charlotte's-quay 
Feather  and  Skin,  Dealers. 
Abrill  John,  Mungret-st. 
Browne  John,  John-st. 
Connelly  John,  Wilson's-quay 
Fire,  Sfc.  Offices. 
Atlas — John  Carroll,  CommercijU-buildings 
British   and   Irish    United — J.   N.  Russell, 

Sbanrion-st. 
Globe— D,  F.  G,  Mahony,   109,  George-st. 
Hope — B.  O'Brien,  4,  George-st. 
Norwich  Union — Kelly,  William-st. 
Pelican,  C.  O'Brien.  44,  George-st. 
Royal  Exchange.  James  Morgan,  2,  Gep.-;S]; 
Sun, — Edward  Bernard,  George-st.  .'. 

Fifth  Monger. 
Hcgan  Peter,  16,  Denmark-st. 


206 


L^I^ERI^K, 


Flow  JFactor^t       ' 

Gunson  Rolrert,  J  Mungret-st 

Glovers. 
Bourke  Michael,  24,  Patrick-st. 
Dwyer  William,  35,   Patrick-st. 
Lyon  James,  (to  tbe  Royal  Famly)  Mary-st 
Sullivan  John,  Bridge-st. 

Grocers. 
Alexander  Samuel,  10,  George-st. 
Beanis  George  G.  &  William,  29.   Geo.st. 
Bodkin  Richard  andJas.  41,  Patrick-st. 
Corneal  James,  1,  Mary-st. 
Crowe  George  R.  Mary-st. 
Hogan  Patrick,  Broad-st. 
Joynt  John,  Broad-st. 
Keating  Edmund,  William-st, 
Kenny  Matt^iew,  Thoraond-gate 
Moore  Matthew,  24,  Bridge-st. 
Russell  Henry  &  John,  3,  Rutlandst. 
Russell  Hughes,  1,  Broad-st. 
Sheehy  Thomas,  M  ungret-st. 
Shepherd  William,  Wiciiam-st. 

Steward  James,  upper  George-st. 

Grocers  and  Spirit  Dealers, 

Arthur  William,  8,  Bridge-st. 

Bodkin  Anthony,  16,  George-st. 

Bourke,  Michael,  7,  Broad-st. 

Evans  William,  [and  wine]    13,  George-st. 

Hanrahan-lohn,  39,  Mary-st, 

Hickey  James,  Mary-st. 

Hill  James,  Bank^place 

Hiaks  Thomas,  10,  John-st. 

M'Mahon  Thomas,  11,  Patrick-st. 

M'Namara  Patrick,  14,  Broad-st. 

Molony  Joseph,  12,  Mungret-st. 

Molony  Thomas,  Weekham-st. 

Morris  Jonas,  14,  Rutland-st. 

Murphy  Patrick,  15,  Patrick-st. 

JJunan  John,  Corn-market-row 

O'Brien  James,  12,  Mary-st, 

O'Callaghan  P.  9,  George-st. 

O'Shaughnessy  Mark,  12,  Rntland-si»  and 
Nicbolas-st. 

Purcell Thomas,  9,  Broad-st. 

QuiH  Michael,  2,  Honan's-quay 

Quin  Thomas,  12,  Broad-st. 

Roche  Martin,  Charlotte's-quay 

Russell  Wm.  Francis,  12,   Charlotte's-quay 

Tisdall  William,  6,  John-st. 

Haberdashers. 

Carroll  Mary,  2,  Bedfords-row 

KennellyJohn,  106,  George-st. 

O'Connor  Ellen,  38,  upper  George-st. 

Hardwaremen . 
Dooley  James,  Broad-st. 
Glover  William,  9,  Patrick-st. 
Hastings  Stephen  John,  20,  Charlottes's-qy. 
Jones  William.  22,  Charlottes-quay 
Lacy  John,  Broad-st. 

M'Carthyyerem.  &  Dan.  17,  Charlotte's-q, 
Myles  James,  2,  Broad-st. 
O'Hara  Charles,  5,  Rutland-st. 
Sarsfield  Sylvester,  13,  Charlotte's-quay,. 
Shannon  Mort,  10,  Broad-st.       \,,/    .    ,v, 
Woulfe  John,  Broad-st. 


Hatters, 
Dooly  James,  Mary-st. 
Hayes  Cornelius,  19,  Mary-st. 
Quirk  William,  Mary-st. 
Ryan  Denis,  Mary-st, 
Wheeler  Henry,  Maty-st. 
Hotels. 
Blake  John,  William-st. 
Glenn  Margaret,  Wiiliam-st. 
M'Namara  Bridget,  8,  Denmark-st. 
Molony  William,  Catharine-st. 
Moriarty  Owen,    (mail  coach)  7,  George-st." 
Swinburn  Anthony,  [Limerick]    George-st. 
Walsh  Kyr^ins,  Clare-st. 

Iron  Founders, 
Doyle  James,  Clare-st. 
Doyle  Phillip,  f&  engineer)  John-st. 
Newsom  Thomas,   (brass  &  iron  factory) 
Corn-market-row  '■ 

Iron  Merchants.  "ij. 

Hill  Joshua,  William  st.  "'  "'^-'h'o 

Shannon  Pierce,  Corn-market- row  ■  "  :i  .»»(t, 
Unthank  George,  jun.  (&  coal)   Mungretr^, 

Iron  Mongers  .  p. 

Bromell  Joseph,  1,  Mary-st.  ijj 

O'Hara  Charles,  5,  Rutland-st,  .3 

Jewellers. 
O'Shaughnessy  Robert,  17,  George-st. 
Walsh  'fhomas,  41,  Patrick-st.  ,       * 

Ward  Thomas,  Charlotte's-quay  .:.r'' 

Leather  Sellers.  ■•  n 

Gubbins  William,  .Mary-st. 
Humphreys  John,  FrancJs-st, 
M'Donnell  John,  Curriers-lane 
M'Mahon  Edward,  Francis-st. 
M'Mahon  Bryan,  Mungret-st. 
Norman  Philip,  Mary-st 
Stephens  Wm.  &  Son,  Francis-st.  Irish-town 

Linen  Bleachers. 
Doonass  John  Massey,  Nicholas-st.  ^'-^ 

Poe  Herman  Jacobs,  upper  William-st.*^'- 

Linen  Drapers. 
Allen  George,  Mungret-st. 
Carroll  Hugh,  4,   Broad-st. 
Creagh  Patrick   William,  Lock-quay 
Creagh  Francis,  17,  Broad-st. 
Fisher  and  Unthank ,  upper  Georgerst. 
Grace  Patrick,  Mary-st, 
Hill  Joshua,  11,  George-st. 
Howley  John,  14,  Charlotte's-quay 
M'Mahon  John,  Mungret-st. 
M'Namara  Thomas,  Lock-quay 
Unthank  Joshua,  26,  Mungret-st. 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers. 
Ellard  John,  9,  Broad-st. 
Hill  Geo.  Lucas.  15,  Charlotte's-quay 
Hogan  John,  130,  George-st. 
M'Mahon  Terence,  Mungret-st, 
O'Loghlin  Eliza,  3.3,  Patrick-st. 
Unthank  Isaac  and  Co.  8,  Rutland-st, 

Merchants. 
Baker  Robert,  Robert-st. 
Bannatyne  and  Robinson,  Brunswick^fc* 
Black  George,  Brunswick-st.        <  r  uv....ii.i-. 


LIIM 

Bodkin  Thomas  GfeorgfeV  36,  GeorgerSt. 

Clanchy  Bartholomew,  Mary-st.''" 

Creagh  Martin,  Henry-st. 

Creagh  and  Arthur,  Brunswick-st. 

Egan  Michael,  Thomas-st. 

Ferguson  James  &  Co.  At)ne-st. 

Fisher  Joseph   and  Son,  upper  William-st. 

Gabbett  John  and  Co,  Sir  Harry's-mall 

Gabbett  W.  and  T.  Roches-st. 

Hart  Thomas,  William-st. 

Harvey  Joseph,  Massey  &  Sons,  Francis-st. 

Hill  John  and  William,  Shannon-st. 

Hogan  James,  Lock-mill 

Hunt  David,  Roches-st, 

Kelly  John  and  Co.  Patrick-st. 

M'Kay  and  Langlands,  Shannon-st. 

M'Namara  Jas.  &  John,  Denmark-st. 

Macneill  John  and  Co.  Robert-st. 

Mahony  Francis  (&  stuff  manufactr,) Square 

Mark,  Fisher  and  Markj  Henry-st. 

Nugent  Richard,  William-st. 

O'Brien  Terence,  Henry-st. 

O'Brien  Peter,  Bank-place 

O'Callaghan  Daniel,  Curriers-lane 

O'Neill  Jas.  and  Alan  Francis,  O'Neill's-q. 

Phelps  Jas.  and  Samuel,  (corn)  Roches-st, 

Reddan,  Maunsell  and  Co.  upper  Wm.-st. 

Roche  David,  BrunswJck-st. 

Rochford  Michl.  Paul  and  John,  Honan's-q. 

Rodgers  Robert,  Bedford-row 

Russell  John  Norris,  Shannon-st. 

Ryan  Edmund  and  Sons,  Mungret-st. 

Ryan  Timothy,  upper  William-st. 

Spaight  and  Ewart,  Honans-quay 

Stevenson  David,  upper  William-st. 

Westropp  Ralplt  and  Son,  Thomas-st. 

White  William,  Denmark-st. 

White  Walter  Martin,  Thomond-gate 

Milliners. 
Colquhoun  Ann,  36,  Patrick-st. 
Dwyer  Mary,118,  George-st. 
Herbert  Mary,  8,  Patrick-st. 

Nursery  and  Seedsmen. 
Fennessy    Edward  and  Richard,  Wilsons-q 
Lewis  Thomas,  17,  Patrick-st. 
Wilson  William,  3,  George-st. 

Paumbroker'^*<!ii'-'^'i 
Browne  Edward,  John-st.-  '^'i *"'  [  i^'"' 

Bunton  Timotliy,  George' s-quay "" 

Carey  William,  Mary-st. 

Conway  — — ,  Mungret-st. 

Gould  Stephen,  WilsOn's-quay 

Halliday  James,  Charlotte' s-quay 

Homan  Edward,  Sir  Harry's-mall 

Keath  Eliza,  George's-quay 

O'Connor  Jeremiah,-  Clare-st.  and  Broad-St. 

Physicians.' 
Campion  William,  upper  CeCil-st. 
Carey  Joseph,  William-st. 
Carroll    James,  27,  George-st. 
Grogan  Richard,  George-st. 
Harding  Thomas,  upper  Glehtwortb-s(. 
Hargrove  George,    upper  Cecil-st. 
Keating  William,  Tbomas-st. 
Reardon  Simon,  George-st,  •  - 

Sayers  James,  upper  George-st. 


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Plunioers  ana  Glaziers. 
Hand  John,  Thomas-st. 
Jones  John,  22,  George-st. 
Jones  Joseph,  William-st. 
M'Cormick  Thos.  Lock-quay 
M'Mahon  Charles,  52,  William-st. 

Porter  and  Spirit  Dealers, 
Baron  Michael,  Broad-st. 
Bass  Thomas,  Brunswick-st. 
Boland  Thomas,  (spirit  only]  16^  Broad-8t. 
Brogy  Patrick,  George's-quay 
Callstghan  James,  1,  Denmark-st. 
Carey  James,  4,  Bedford-roW 
Carr  John,  2,  Denmark-st. 
Casey  Michael,  Lock-quay 
ClarkeThomas,  1,  Arthur's-quay 
Coghlan  Patrick,  Nicholas-st. 
Conway  John,  John-st. 
Conway  Neptune,  Thomond-gate 
Connery  John,  Broad-st. 
Coomy  John,  Newtown-mahotl 
Cromin  Jeremiah,  Lock-quay 
Cunningham  Daniel,  Thomas-st. 
Dwyer  James,  Mary-st. 
Egan  John,  28,  Denmark-st. 
Egan  Timothy,  5,  Merchant's-quay 
Griffin  Jndy,  27,  Denmark-st. 
Hand  Mark,  Lock-quay 
Jackson  Richard,  George's-quay 
Kelly  Tobias,  George's-quay 
Lahiff  Thomas,  17,  Arthur's-quay 
M'Carthy  Michael,  Corn-market-row 
Mackey  Mary,  54,  William-st. 
M'Namara  Matthew,  Thomond-gate 
M 'Sweeny,  Mary,  Francis-st. 
Magee  Charles,  upper  William-st. 
Magher  Michael,  White- wine-st. 
Magrath  Jane,  10,  Denmark-st. 
Molony  Thomas,  William-st. 
Mullen  Denis,  Mungret-st. 
Nealan  James,  'spirit only) Broad-st. 
O'Brien  Lewis,  upper  William-st. 
O'Connell  John,  John-st, 
O'Farrell  William.  Mary-st. 
O'Kecfe  Arthur,  7,  Merchant's-quay 
Parker  George,  10,  Arthur's-quay 
Peacocke  William,  upper  William-st. 
Quinlan  Edmund,  15,  Mungret-st. 
Quinlan  Thomas,  Nelson-st, 
Rahily  John,  Nicholas-st, 
Raleigh  James,  upper  William-st, 
Raleigh  Catharine,  Wickam-st. 
Rey  Mara;aret,  4,  Denmark-st, 
Rj-an  Thomas,  Roches-st. 
Ryan  Thomas,  Mary-st. 
Saxton  James,  Nicholas-st. 
Sheedy  Michael,  Old-Jail-lane 
Sheehan  Denis,  George's-quay 
Sheehy  Patrick,  Roches-st. 
Size  John,  53,  William-st. 
Small  William,  Thomas-st. 
Stewart  James,  Prospect-row 
gupple  James,  5,  Brunswick-st. 
Tiusley  Anrie,  John-st. 
Turbidy  Michael,  Mary-st. 
Walsh  Margaret,  Shannon-st. 
Wheaton  John,  Mungret-gate 
VVormleightoa  Joseph,  Prospect-row 


208 


LIMERICK. 


Printers.  Letter- Presi. 
Auriff  George,  Mary-st. 
Flin    Edward,    (Limerick  Journal    Office, 

Wednesday  and  Saturday)  10,  Rntland-st 
Geary  Dnl.  (Lim«tck  Evening;  Post  Office, 

Monday  and  Thursday)  14,  Patrick-st. 
M'Auliff  Thomas,  7,  Pafriclt-st. 
Macdonnell  Alexander,  (General  Advertizer 

Office,  Tuesday  and  Friday)  4,  Rutknd-st 
M'Kevn  George,  25,  George-st. 
Watson  Henry  and  Andrew  James,    (Lime- 
rick  Clironicle    Office,    Wednesday  and 

Saturday)  2,  Rntland-st. 

Public  Notaries. 
Boyse  John,  112,  George-st. 
Dartnell  George,  George-st. 
Fitzgerald  Joho,  Francis-st. 
Gabbett  Daniel,  Bank-place 
Holland  Wiiliani,  jun.  Bridge-st, 
M'Mahon  Bryan,    (notary   for  all  Ireland 

and  registrar  for  Limerick,  Ardfert  and 

Aghadee)  Arthur's-quay 
M'Mahon  Bryan  and  Son,  Arthur's-quay 
O'Connor  Patrick,  Bridge-st, 
Sands  Daniel,  Arthur's -quay 
Smyth  William,  52,  Thomas-st. 

Saddlers  and  Harness  Makers. 
Crowe  Francis,  upper  William-st. 
Furuell  Benjamin,  126,  George-st. 
Haines  Adam,  2i,  George-st. 
Qninlan  James,  42,  Thomas-st. 
Sheehan  Thomas,  5,  Patrick-st, 
Spain  George,  7,  Patrick-st. 
Walton  John,  4,  Bridge-st, 

Ship  Agents. 
Graham  John,  Mardyke 
Mullock  and  Graham,  Arthur's-quay 
Parker  George,  10,  Arthur's-quay 
Sands  Daniel,  Arthur's-quay 

Ship  Chandlers, 
Crilley  Collin,  3,  Merchants-quay 
G'Meally  Patrick,  12,  Arthur's-quay 
Shannon  Pierce,  1,  Merchants-quay 

Strmf)  Hat  Mmiufabturers. 
Fitzgerald  David,  24,  George-st. 
Rainsbotham  Jas.  (&  straw)  123,  George-st 

Sutgeons. 
Allen  John,  2,  Mary-st. 
Franklin  Richard,  Willlam-st. 
Furlong,  54,  Henry-st. 
Grace  Charles,  116,  George-st. 
Lloyd  Edward,  upper  Glentworth-st. 
Tailors  and  Habit  Makers. 
Grey  John  Barton,  upper  Cecil-st. 
Hunt  Richard,  Thomas-st. 
Tallow  Chandlers  and  Soap  Boilers^ 
^Bolster  George  Dickson,  7,  Jolin-stk 
Bradshaw  William,  Jobn-st. 
Carey  Timothy,  Broad-st. 
Carroll  William,  8,  Broad-st. 
Dickson  Bassett,   Mungret-st. 
Dwyer  Joseph,  8,  Patrick-st. 
Evans  Mary,  1/7,  Broad-st. 
Fawl  Andrew,  Nicholas-st, 
Joynt  Charles,  Jebn-st, 


J  oynt  William,  34,  Br6ad-3t. 
Kidd  Thomas,  17,  Rutland.st. 
Merrick  Thomas,  12,  Patrick-st. 
Moore  Matthew,  26,  Patrick-st. 
Moore  Samuel,  Mary-st. 
O'Dwyer  John,  3,  Broad-st. 
Parker  Edward,  3,  Wickam-st. 
Peacocke  James,  5,  William-st. 
Peacocke  John,  11,  John-st. 
Sheehan  Patrick,  Mary-st. 
Wheeler  William,  Mungret-st. 

l^anners. 
Kelly  Matthew,  Little-islaud 
Ryan  John,  John's-gate 
Ryan  Jeremiah,  Francis-abbey 
Ryan  Matthew,  Mungret-st. 

Tea  and  Wine  Dealer. 
levers  G.  H.  [wholesale)  4,  William-st, 

Timber  Merchants. 
Hartigan  John,  Thomas-^st. 
Newsom  William,  Mungret-st. 
Reardon  and  O'Connor,  Robert-st. 
Ryan  William,  Linen-hall-st. 
Tobacconists, 
Arthur  William,  1,  George-st. 
Coghlan  Patrick,  Broad-st. 
Cussen  Catharine,  12,  upper  William-st. 
Hartigan  Richard,  5,  Broad-st. 
Hogan  James,  ll.  Bank-place 
Looney  Mary,  Broad-st. 
Murphy  Daniel,  Mungret-st. 
O'SuUivan  Henry,  5,  George-st. 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 
Baynham,  22*,  Patrick-st. 
Glover  W^illiara,  11,  Rutland-st. 
Goggin  Richard,  28,  Patrick-st. 
O' Hogan  Lawreiice,  10,  Francis-st. 
O'  Shaughnessy  Robert,  17,  George-sti 

Purcell  John,  31,  Patrick-st. 
Wheelwright. 

Mulcahy  Thomas,  Cornwallis-st. 
Woollen  Drapers. 

Abbott  P.  and  T.  42,  upper  George-st. 

Connell  Jane,  Mungret-st. 

Dwyer  John,  Charlotte's-quay 

Feriiuson  William  and  Son,  132,  Geo.-st. 

Hanly  John,  Charlotte's-duay 

Honan  Martin,  Charlotte's-quay 

Hynes  Edward,  2,  Bvoad-st. 

M'Ardell  John,  Charlotte's.quay 

Macdonnell  Gerald,  40,  Patrick-st. 

Morgan  John,  27,  Patrick-st. 

O'Dea  James,  Cbarlotte's-qiiay 

O'Shaughnessy  Francis,  Charlotte's-quay 

Owens  George,  38,  Patrick-st. 

Roon'ey  Richard  Bernard,  Charlotte's-q. 

Ryan  Matthew,  32,  Patrick-st. 

Scanlan  Thomas  Mungret-st* 

Tomlin  and  Molony,  2,  Gebrge-st. 

Unthank  John,  25,  Mungret-st. 

Waller  Thomas,  131,  Geotge-st. 
Worsted  Spinners, 

Gould  William,  Nelson-st.  . 

Myles  James,  Thomas  aiid  John,  l^Ifelibi-tt'^ 

Myles  Thomas,  Thomorid-gate 

Myles  Zachary,  Thomoud-gate 


LiM*fe»ICk. 


209 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

Arthur  i>eter,  oil  dealer,  Denmark-ef. 
Harrington  Daniel,  clerk  of  the  crown  for 

the  coiinty  of  Limerick,  Francis-st. 
Beale  Elizabeth,  provision  dealer,  13,  Rut- 

land-st, 
Corbett  James  and  Patrick,  music  sellers^ 

37,  Patrick-st. 
Dodd  James,  paper  hanging  manufacturer, 

18,  George-st. 
Devitt  TlM>nias,  silk  mercer,  25,  Patrick-st. 
Fitzgerald  William  and  Son,  silversmiths, 

10,  Patrick-st. 
Fitzgihbon  Thomas  Gibbon,  stamp  distri- 
butor, Thomas-st. 
GsflFney  P.  reed  maker,  John's-gate 
Gloster  &  Parker,  painter,  &c.  44,  Henry-st 
Hall  Jeremiah,    carpenter,  Francis-st. 
Keath  Simon  George,  cork  manufacturer, 

Georges-quay 
Macdonnel  John,  pewterer,  Mary-st. 
Nash  Cornelius,  starch  maker,  Newgate-la 
O'Donohue  Jn.  stay  maker,  119,  George-st. 
O'Connor  Macnamarai,  artists'  repoaitory, 

37,  George-st. 
O'Shea  Maurice,  book-binder,  1,  Bedford- 
row 
Riboldi    Joseph,    carver  and   gilder,    122, 

George-st. 
Richardson  William,  gunsmith,  1,  George-st 
Smith  Richard,  clerk  of  the  peace,  (office] 

Bow-lane 
Stephens   William,   late    lieutenant  in  the 

fourth     Lancashire    Militia,    Francis-st. 

Irlshtown 
Wade  and  O'Neil,  salt  manufacturers,  north 

Clare-st^ 
Walsh  Michael,  jun.  commissioner  far  taking 

special  bail,  and  master  in  chancery,  8, 

Shannon-sf, 
Waters  &  Carroll,  paper  makers,  2,  Rank-pl 
Wilkinson    Samuel,    umbrella   maker,    3, 

Denmark-st. 
Wood  Jn.  &Son,  fruiterers,  114,  George-st. 

Coaches. 

From  the  Mail  Coach  Hotel,  7,  George-st. 

the  Royal  Mail  Coach  to  Dublin  every 

morning  at  1 1  o'clock,  through  Nenagh, 

Roscrea,  Mimntrath,  Naas,  and  arrives 


cver'j^  morning"  atJ^x  o'clock,  leateS  Dwh- 
lin  every  evening  at  eight   o'clock,  and 
arrives  in   Limerick  every  afternoon  at 
three 
The  Roval  Kfail  to  Ennis,  every  afternoon 
at  half-pa^  three  o'clock,  through  New- 
rHdrket  en  Fergus,  and  arrives  at  half-past 
seven  in  the  evening,  leaves  Ennis  at  sii 
every  morning,  and  arrives  in  Limerick 
at  half-past  ten 
A   Coach   to    Cork  every  morning  at  si* 
o'clock,  one  day  through  Brvff,  KilmaU 
lock,  Fermoy,    ^c.   and   arrives   at   half 
past  five  in  the  afternoon;  the  next  day 
through   Bruff,  Kilmalloek,    Charleville^ 
Mallow,  8fe.  and  arrives  at  half-past  five 
in   the    afternoon,     leaves     Cork    every 
"  morning  at  six  o'clock,  passing  one  day 
through  Fermoy,  and   the  next  througU 
Mallow,  arrives  in  Limerick  evef*  even- 
ing at  half-past  five 
A    Coach    to    Waterford  every    Tuesday, 
Thursday    and    Saturday    mornings    at 
seven  through  Tipperary,   Clonmeil  and 
Carrick  on  Suir,  strrives  at  seven  o'clock 
in  the  evening,  leaves  fFaterford  every 
Monday,  Wednesday  &  Friday  mornings' 
at  seven  and  ai'rives  in  Limerick  at  seven 
in  the  evening 
The  Dublin  two  day  Coach,  every  morning 
at  nine  o'clock,  through  Nenagh,  Ros- 
crea,     Mountrath    to   Naas,    at  which' 
place  it  turns  lo  Culbridge  and   Leixlip, 
and  arrives  in  Dublin  the  second  day  at 
half-past  three  o'clock  in  the  afternoon  ; 
leaves    Dublin   every   morning    at  nine' 
o'clock,  and  arrives  in  Mountrath  at  six 
in  the  evening,  leaves  next  morning  at 
six  and  arrives  in  Limerick  at  half  past 
three  in  the  afternoon 
The  Dublin  two   day   Coach  at  a  quarter 
past  eleven  o'clock,  every  Sunday,  Tues- 
day  and    Thursday,    through    Nenagh, 
Parsonstown,    Moitntmelick,    Naas,  Hfc- 
and  arrives  in  Dublin    at    half  past  six 
o'clock  in  the  evening,  leaves /Jiffc/msamo 
days  at  six  in  the  morning,  and  arrives" 
at  Birr  at  six  the  same  evening,  leaves' 
at  six  next  morning,  and  arrives  in  Li- 
merick at  half  past  one 


REFERENCE  TO  LIMERICK. 


ABBOTT  208 

Abrill  205 
Alexander  206 
Allen  206,  208 
Arthur  206,  208,  209 
Auriff  205,  208 
Baggot  205 
Baker  506 
Bannatyne  206 
Barrett  205 
Barrington  204,  209 


Barron  205,  207 
Bass  207 
Baynham  208 
Beauchamp  204 
Beale  209 
Beech  205 
Bennis  206 
BenniBgham  205 
Bernard  205 
Bixley  205 
Black  206 

D 


Blake  206' 
Bodkin  206,  207 
Bolaoa  207 
Bold  '?04 
Bolster  208 
Bourke  205,  206 
Bowles  204 
Boyse  208 
Brad  Shaw  208 
Brazil!  201 
Brogy  207 


Bromell  206 
l^iowne  205,  207 
Bruce  205 
Bunton  205,  207 
Callaghan  207 
Campion  207 
Cantrell  205 
Carey  2«4,  207,  208 
Carmodv  205  \ 

Carr207       [207, 20^f^ 
Carroll  204,  205,  206^^ 


210 


REFERENCE   TO   LIMERICK. 


Casey  207 

Caswell  205 

Caulfield  205 

Clanchy  207 

Clark  207 

Clarke  205 

Clempett  205 

Coglilan  207,  208 

Colgan  205 

Colopy  205 

Colquhouu  207 

Connell  205,  208 

Connelly  205 

Connery  207 

Conolly  205 

Conway  205,  207 

Cooke  205 

Coomey  207 

Corbett  209 

Corneal  206 

Creagh  206,  207 

Creed  204 

Crilley  208 

Cripps  205 

Cromin  207 

Crosbie  205 

Crowe  206,  208 

Cunningham  207 

Cussen  208 

Darrac  205 

Dartnell  204,  203 

Delany  205 

D'Esterre  204 

Devitt  209 

Dickson  204, 205, 208 

Dodd  209 

Dooley  206 

Dooly  206 

Doonass  206 

Doyle  206  [208 

Dwyer205,  206,207, 

Eason  204 

Egan204,  207 

Eggers  204 

Ellard  206 

Erson  205 

Evans  206,  208 

Eyres  205 

Faulkner  205 
Fawl  208 
Fennessy  207 
Ferguson  207,  208 
FisLer  206,  207     [209 
Fitzgerald204,205,208 
Fitzgibbon  209 
Flinn  208 
Franklin  208 
Furlong  208 
Furnell  204,  208 
Gabbett  204,  207,  208 
Gaffney  209 
Gayers  204 
Geary  208 
Glenn  206 
Gloster  204,  209 
Glover  206,  208 
Goggin  205,  208 
Gould  207,  208 


Grace  204,  206,  208 
Graham  208 
Grey  208 
Griffin  207 
Griffith  205 
Grogan  207 
Gubbins  205,  206 
Giinson  206 
Haines  208 
Hall  209 
Halliday  207 
Halpin  205 
Hand  207 
Hanly  208 
Hanrahan  206 
Harding  207 
Hargrove  207 
Hart  207 
Harte  204 
Hartigan  208 
Harvey  207 
Hastings  206 
Hayes  206  . 
Hedjgan  205 
Herbert  207 
Hickey  206 
Higginson  205 
Hill  205,  206,  207 
Hinks  206     [207, 208 
Hogan  204,  205,  206, 
Holland  204,  208 
Homan  207 
Honan  203 
Howley  206 
Humphrys  205,  206 
Hunt  207,  208 
Hynes  208 
levers  208 
Jackson  204,  207 
James  205 
Johnston  205 
Jones  206,  207 
Joynt206,  208 
Keath  207 
Keating  206,  207 
Kelly204,205,207,208 
Kennelly  206 
Kenny  206 
Kidd  208 
Lacy  206 
Lahiff  207 
Lander  205 
Ledger  205 
Lewis  207 
Lloyd  208 
Looney  208 
Lyon  206 
M'Ardell  203 
M'AuliflF  208 
McCarthy  206,  207 
M'Cormick  207 
Macd9nnell  205,  208 
M'Donnell  206,  209 
M*Kay  207 
M'Kern  205,  208 
Mackey  207 
M'Mahon206,207,208 


Macmahon  204    [207 

Macnamara  205,  206, 

Macneill  207 

M' Sweeny  207 

Magee  207 

Magher  207 

Magrath  207 

Mahony  204,  205,207 
,  Malony  205 

Mark  207 

Maunsell  205 

Meehau  205 

Merrick  208 

Molouy  206,  207 

Moore  206,  208 

Morgan  205,  203 

Moriarty  206 

Morony  205 

Morris  206 

Mulcahy  208  j 

Mullen  207 

Mullock  205,  208 

Murphy  205,  206,208 

Myles  205,  206,  208 

Nash  209 

Nealon  207 

Newsem  206,  208 

Norman  206 

Nugent  207 

Nunan  206 
O'Brien  205,  206,207 
O'Callaghau  204,  20fi 
O'Connell  207      [207 
O'Connor   204,    206, 

207,  208,  209 
O'Dea  208 
O'Donnell  205 
O'Douohue"209 
O'Dwyer  208 
O'Farrell  207 
O'Gorman  205 
O'Hara206 
O' Hogan  208 
O'Keefe  207 
O'Loghlan  205 
O'Loghlin  206 
O'Meallv208 
O'Neill  207  [206,208 
O'Shaughnessy     204, 
O'Shea  209 
O' Sullivan  208 
0«'ens  208 
Pain  204 
Parker  207,  208 
Peacocke  207,  208 
Phelps  207 
Poc  206 

Purcell  204,  208 
Quin  206 

Quinlan  205,  207,  208 
Quirk  206 
Rahillv  204 
Rahily  207 
Raimsbotham  208 
Raleigh  207 
Reardon  207,  208 
Reddan  207 
Rey  207 


Riboldi  209 
Richardson  209 
Riordon  205 
Roche  205,  206,  207 
Rochford  207 
Rodgers  207 
Rooney  2C3  [207 

Russe!!  204,  205,  206, 
Ryan   204,  205,  206, 

207,  203 
Sands  208 
Sarsfield  205,  206 
Saxton  207 
Sayers  204,  207 
Scanlan  208 
Sexton   204 
Shannon  206,  203 
Isheedy  207 
iSheehan  207,  208 
[Sheeliy  206,  207 
Sheppard  2u6 
Size  207 
Small  207 
Smith  209 
Smyth  208 
Spaight  207 
Spain  208 
Stein  205 
Stephens  206,  209 
Stephenson  205 
Stevenson  207 
Steward  206 
Stewart  207 
Sullivan  204,  206 
Supple  207 
Swinburn  206 
Tie  my  204 
Tinsley  207 
Tinsly  205 
Tisdall  206 
Tomlin  203 
Tracy"  205 
Tucker  205 
Turbidy  207 
Unthaiik  206,  208 
Vereker  204  * 

Wade  209 
Walker  205 
Waller  204,  208 
Waliis  205 
Walsh  206,  207,  209 
Walton  208 
Ward  206 
Waters  209 
Watson  205,  208 
Westropp  207 
Wheaton  207 
Wheeler  206,  208 
White  207 
Wight  204 
Wilkinson  209 
Wilson  205,  207 
Wood  209 
Wormleighton  207 
Worrall  204,  205 
Worrell  205 
Woulfe  206 


L  2n  J 


-^  LISBURN 

j3L  neat  and  well  built  town  on  the  north  side  of  the  river  Lagan,  which  separates  it  from 
the  County  of  Down,  was  in  the  reign  of  Elizabeth  only  a  small  village  caMed  lAsnegarveif. 
It  is  situated  about  7  miles  south  of 'Belfast,  and  73  N.  by  E,  from  Dublin.  In  the  reign 
of  James  I.  Sir  Fulk  Conway  obtained  a  grant  of  it,  and  settled  some  English  and  Welsh 
families  here  ;  but  the  rise  of  Lisburn  to  commercial  importance,  may  be  attributed  to 
the  settlement  of  French  refugees  in  1699,  when  a  patent  was  granted  lo  them,  (after 
tht  repeal  of  the  Edict  of  Nantz)  who  introduced  the  manufacture  of  linen,  and  for 
which  it  has  long  been  famous,  and  great  quantities  together  with  cattle  and  seed  corn 
are  constantly  disposed  of  on  its  principal  market  day,  which  is  Tuesday.  The  chief 
buildings  of  note  are  the  church,  the  Market  House,  and  Linen  Hall.  A  Catholic  Chapel, 
together  with  one  for  di6  Society  of  Friends,  one  Presbyterian,  and  two  Methodists'  Cha- 
pels. The  public  Institutions  of  Lisburn  are  :  The  Quakers'  School ;  the  Humane  Society  ; 
the  County  Injftrniary ;  the  Philanthropic  Society  ;  the  Spinning  Institution  for  the  assist- 
ance of  the  industrious  poor  ;  a  Fever  Hospital ;  a  School  for  boys  on  the  joint  plan  of 
Bell  and  LancHSter,  and  two  Schools  for  girls.  The  population  is  about  5000.  The  fairs  are 
held  on  July  21sl.  and  October  5th.  The  markets  are  held  on  Tuesday  and  Saturday  : 
a  Manor  Court  sits  every  third  Wednesday. 


Post  Office,  Castle-st.— Post  Master,  Felix  Cunningham .  The  Dublin  Mail  arrives 
at  ten  in  the  morning,  and  departs  at  five  in  the  evening.  The  Belfast  Mail  arrives  at 
five  in  the  evening,  departs  at  ten  in  the  morning.  The  Inniskillen  Mail  arrives  at  nine 
in  the  morning  and  departs  at  five  in  the  afternoon.  Car  with  mail,  pasticngers  and  parcels 
every  evening  at  five  to  Lurean,  where  it  arrives  at  eight  same  night,  dispatched  from 
Lurgan  at  six  in  the  morning,  and  returns  to  Lisburn  at  nine. 


Academies. 
Neely  Benjamin.  Castle-st. 
Neely  Erskinc,  Market-square 
Shield  Charles,  Castle-st. 
Smith  Samuel ,  Bridge-st. 
Agents. 
Cordner  James,  Castle-st. 
Mason  Peter,  (to  the  Vitriol  Works}  Vitriol 

Island 
Stannas  Rev.  James,  (lo  the  Marquis  of 

Hertford)  Castle-st, 

Apothecaries. 
Dickson  Wm.  ^and  surgeon)  Bridge-st. 
Thompson  Wm.  Castle-st, 
Walker  Mary,  Market-square 

Attornies  and  Solicitors. 
HallRoj'ley  F.  Market-square 
Kennedy  Heniy,  Castle-st. 
Bakers. 
Bradley  Wm.  Market-square 
Burrows  Francis,  Bow-lane 
M'Clure  James,  Castle-st. 
M'Clure  John,  Bridge-st. 
Sloan  Adam,  Bridge-st. 
White  James,  Jackson's-lane 
Woods  John,  (and  confectioner)  Bridge-st. 

Boot  a)id  Shoemakers. 
Clarke  Robert,  Bridge-st. 
Close  Wm.  Linen-hall-st. 
Collins  Joseph,  Piper-hill 
Cordner  Thomas,  Long-stone 
Davis  Francis,  Jackson's-lane 
Davison  Alexander,  Antrim-st. 
Dorrity  James,  Tan-yard 
Ferguson  James,  Back-lane 
Ferguson  Andrew,  Bridge-end 


Flack  Patrick,  Long-stone 
Fletcher  John,  Antrim-lane 
Fletcher  Thomas,  Bow-lane 
Gallery  John,  Tan-yard 
Gill  Wm.  Haslam's-lane 
Graham  Robert,  Long-stone 
Hall  John,  Bridge-st. 
Hare  Henry,  Antrim-lane 
Hunter  John,  Long-stone 
Isdall  David,  Bow-lane 
Johnson  John,  Antrim-lane 
Johnson  Wm.  Bow-lane 
Leech  Thomas,  Long-stone 
Matthews  Wm.  Long-stone 
M'Atier  Archibald,  Bridge-st. 
M'Carty  Wra.  Smithfield 
M'Comb  Thomas,  Smithfield 
M'Comb  Nathaniel,  Market-lane 
M'Dougal  James,  Piper-hill 
M'Gough  Laughliu,  Long-stone 
M'Gurnaghan  Patrick,  Herons-folly 
M'Quaid  Bernard,  Market-lane 
Neill  James,  Long-stone 
O'Donnell  Hugh,  Haslam's-lane 
Palmer  Mary,  Bridge-st. 
Park  Moses,  Piper-hill 
Rogers  Ricliard,  Antrim-lane 
Rutlage  William,  Bow-lane 
Thompson  Thomas,  Market-  square 
Thompson  James,  Church-row 
Tutou  James,  Bridge-st. 
Wilson  George,  Bow-lane 
Wilson  William,  Bow-lane 
Wilson  Adam,  Smithfield 

Braziers  and  Tin-plate  Workers. 
Gilmore  Edward,  Bakery-lane 
Gilmore  Hill.  Linen-hall-st, 


^ISBURN. 


Cabinet  Makers, 

Forest  Thomas,  Bridge-st, 

Heron  John,  Smithfield 

Coopers. 

Berry  Samuel,  Rack-lane 

Hamilton  Wm.  Bakery-lane 
Curriers. 

M'Namara  John,  Bow-lane 

Mairs  Thomas,  Tan-yard 

Rpad  David,  Bridge-st. 

Spence  James,  Smithfield 

Flas  Dressers. 

Kernaghan  David,  Linen-hall-st. 

M'Laughlau  Denis,  Johuson's-catiy 

Murphy  Wm.  Antrim-lane 

Gardeners,  Sfc. 

Blaney  John,  Jaokson's-lane 

Conn  John,  Back-lane 

Hay  James,  Castle-st. 

Huey  Samuel,  Jackson's-lane 

Kennedy  Denis,  Belfast-gate 

Pattison  John,  Bridge-st. 

Grocers,    Stc. 

Biddulph  John,  Bridge-end-hill 

Brownlee  Alexander.  Bridge-st. 

Clark  Ann,  Church-row 

Coulson  Wt.  (oil  and  colours)  Bridge-st. 

Dickson  Thomas,  Bridge-st. 

Dixon  John,  Bow-lane 

Ferguson  John,  Bridge-st. 

Finlay  David,  Bridge-st. 

Frazier  Thomas,  Bridge-st. 

Gowdey  Ruth,  Antrim-lane 

Greer  Richard,  Bow-lane 

Lemon  John,  Bridge-st. 

M'Donald  James,  Chapcl-hill 

Major  George,  Belfast-gate 

Major  James,  (oils  and  colours)  Market-sq. 

Major  John,  Market-?quare 

Murray  William,  Market-square 

Patterson  James,  Bridge-st, 

Pelan  Thomas,  Bridge-st. 

Phillips  Wm.  Cross-row 

Rogers  John,  Market-square 

Rogers  John,  Church-row 

Simpson  George,  Bridge-st, 

Stewart  David,  Market-square 

Wheeler  John,  Smithfield 

Haberdashers. 

Bell  Samuel,  Bridge-st. 

Fox  Frances,  Castle-^t, 

Fukon  Eliza,  Bow-lane 

Fulton  Andrew,  Market-squa,i?e 

Heron  Anna,  Market-square 

Hughes  Samuol,  Market-square 

M'Alister  Eliza,  Castle-st. 

Magee  Sarah,  Bridge-st. 
.  Shaw  E.  and  M.  A.  Bridge-st. 

Smith  John,  Market-square 

Wolfenden  Ann,  Market-sq. 
Hosiers, 

Black  William,  Castle-st. 

Clegir  William,  Antrim^lane 

M'Connell  Owen,  Piper-hill 
^  Newbuen  Thomas,  Market-lane 

Pilson  Conway,  Haslam's-lane 

Scandiatt  Joseph,  Bow-lane 


tnns. 

M'Comb  John,  (Hertford's  Arms)  Market-sq 

Moore  George,  (King's  Arms)  Market-sq. 
Joiners  and  Builders, 

Crossley  Edward,  Belfast-g^t,e 

Curran  Richard,  Belfast-gate 

Faires  William,  Antrim-I^ne 

Gilliland  David,  Tan-yard 

Jacobson  John,  Haslam's-lane 

Kennedy  James,  Bow-lane 

M'Cabe  Joseph,  Johnson's-etjtry 

M'Comb  Hugh,  Jackson'g-lane 

Mo'row  George,  Castle-st, 

Patterson  John,  Chapel-bill 

Read  William,  Belfast-gate 

Walker  William,  Linen-hall-st. 

Watson  Thomas,  Linen-hall-st. 

Weir  James,  Jaekson's-lane 

Wilson  Robert,  Track  line 

Wolfenden  Abraham,  Piper-hill 

Linen  Manufacturers  and  Merchants 

Coulsoa  John,  Wm.  Walter,  and  James, 
(reel  and  imitation  damask  table-liqep, 
diaper,  and  sheeting  manufacturers  and 
bleachers)  Lisburn  and  Duhlifi, 

Gregg  Dominick,  Castle-st. 

Hancock  John.  Ca?tle-st. 

Hancock  William,  Market-square 

Hogg  James,  Castle-st. 

Mulholland  Henry,  Belfast-gate 

Richardson  James,  John  and  Joseph,  (linen 
manufacturers  and  bleachers)  LisbMm 

Merchants. 
Barnsley  Richard,  Bridge-st. 
Johnston  Samuel,  Market-^au^ire 
M'Clure  John,  Market-square 
Major  John,  (timber,  spirits  and  groceries) 

Market-aquare 
Mulholland  Hugh,  (spijits)  Bri(}g;e-st. 
Mulholland  Heury,  jun,  (tin^ber,  coals,  and 

■wincjow-glass)  Brids^e-st, 
Whitla  George,  Bow-fane 

MiUiiiers. 
Butcher  M-  A.  C»^tle-et. 
Garrett  Mary,  Ca$t|e-8t. 
Magee  Mrs.  Sarah,  Bridge-st. 
Mulholland  Ann,  Castle-st, 
Read  and  M'Conkey,  Castle^at 

Muslin  Manufacturers 
Chapman  William,  Bow-lane 
Clark  John,  Bridge-st. 
Clark  Saywell,  Bridge-st. 
Clark  John,  jun.  Market-square 
Dunn  George,  Chapel-hill 
Foreman  Mary,  Bow-lane 
Hicks  Henry,  Long-stone 
Kennedy  Samuel,  Bow-lane 
M'Call  Robert,  Market-^uare 
Major  William,  Bridge-st. 
Stewart  Robert,  Chapel-hiU 

Nail  Makers, 
Foote  Richard,  Bridge-st. 
Lappen  Cornelius,  Market-lane 
M'Dowell  William,  Bow-kmc 
Murray  Diiaiel',  Antriut-laraBii.-iM  tc^j 


LISBVAN. 


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M'Cloy  Mattbew,  Bow-lane 
M'Clow  Alexander,  Bridge-st. 
M'Donald  James,  Smithfield 
WrightThomas,  Herons-folly 
Pawnbrokers. 
Neely  Erskine,  Market-square 
Seeds  Hugh,  Markef-sqnare 
Spence  Ann  Jane,  Market-square 
Williams  James,  Market-square 

Physicians. 
Crawford  Alexandes,  Kilrueh 
Stewart  William,  Castle-st. 

Proctors  of  the  Ecclesiastical  Court- 

Dillon  William,  Castle-st. 
Magee  Henry  B.  Bridge-st. 
Pennington  John,  Bow-lane 
Publicans. 
Bell  Edward,  Bow-lane 
Bell  Henry,  Bow-lane 
Bell  Thomas,  Market-sqijare 
Benson  Francis,  Bow-lane 
Boyd  Alexander,  Church-row 
Cahoon  Rodney,  (>hurch-row 
Clark  Jonathan,  Bridge-st, 
Corkin  James,  Church-row 
Craney  Joseph,  Bow-lane 
Croiisley  Mary  Ann,  Bridge-st. 
Davis  Arthur,  Buw-lane 
Dawson  John,  Market-eqnare. 
Dawson  Judith,  Bow-lane 
Fitzsimmons  John,  Bow-lane 
Greer  Arthur,  Bow-lane 
Irwin  William,  Belfast-gate 
Johnson  Mary,  Bow-lane 
Jordan  Matthew,  Bridge-st. 
M'Gurk  Arthur,  Church-row 
Magee  Edward,  Church-roW 
Murdoch  James,  Bow-lane 
Murray  Thomas,  Market-square 
Mussen  Richard,  Market-squara 
Phillips  William,  Church-row 
Rogei's  Patrick,  Bridge-st, 
Scandratt  Joseph,  Bow-lane 
Singer  Hamilton,  Bridge-st. 
Smith  Robert,  Bridge-st, 
Waring  Richard,  Market-square 

Rope  Makers- 
pixonJohn,  Bridge-end 
£lcenhead  Robert,  Track-lfue 

Saddlers. 
M'Clure  Joseph,  Market-sq. 
M'Dowell  John,  Castle-st. 
Murray  James,  Bridge-st. 
Walsh  Ralph,  Bow-lane 

Shuttle  Makers, 
Kelly  Henry,  Bridge-st. 
Kelly  Henry,  jun,  Bridge-st. 

Stone  Masons. 
Brannan  Willam,  Castle-st. 
Harrison   John,  Kennedy's-court 
Kerr  AVilliam,  Antrim-lane 
Milligan  John,  Bridge-st. 
Morgan  John,  Bow-lane 
Serby  Richard,  Bridge-st. 
Stretton  Richard,  Linen-hall-st, 


Surgeons. 
Dickson  William,  Bridge-st. 
Musgrave  Samuel,  Market-square 
Nesbitt  John,  Castle-st. 

Tailors. 
Boyd  Hugh,  Castle-st. 
Hood  Thomas,  Castle-st. 
Tallow  Chandlers  and  Soap  Boilers.. 
Beaumont  John,  Track-line 
Dickey  Thomas,  Bow-lane 
Mussen  Matthew,  Market-square 
Mussen  James,  Market-square 
Pelan  George,  Market-square 
Pelan  R.  B,  Market-square 
Pelan  Mary,  Bridge-st, 

Tamiers. 
Beatty  Thomas,  Bow-lane 
Beatty  Joseph,  Bow-lane 
Graham  William,  Market-sq. 

Watch  Makers. 
Dixon  Charles,  Bow-lane 
Parsons  Robert,  Bridge-st. 
Wiley  Alexander,  Bow  lane 
W heelwrights  and  Turners  in  Wood. 
Anderson  Hugh,  Smithfield 
Cosgrave  David,  Smithfield 
Fleming  Samuel,  Market-lane 
Fleming  William,  Linen-hall-st. 
M'Donald  William,  Bow-lane 
Patton  Thomas,  Jackson' s-lans 

Whitesmiths. 
Dornan  James,  Bridg^-st. 
Shannon  Philip,  Smithfield 
Weldon  Patrick,  Smithfield 

Woollen  Draper $. 
Bell  Samuel,  Bridge-st. 
Fulton  Andrew,  Market-square 
Hughes  Samuel,  Market-square 
Smith  John,  Market-square 

MISCELLANY. 

Bell  William,  land  surveyor,  Linen-hall-st. 
Coats  James,  heddle  maker.  Piper-hill 
Douglas  Samuel,  tobacconist,  Bridge-st, 
Dowdalls  John,  sizer,  Bridge-st. 
Graham  James,  bleacher,  Jackson's-lane 
Gray  Robert,  slater,  Smithfield 
Greer  Thomas,  dyer,  Smithfield 
Hamilton    David,    button-mould    maker, 

Jackson's-Iane 
Heron  Wm.  earthenware  dealer,  Market-sq. 
Hill  Samuel,  weigh  master.  Bow-lane 
Hodgson  James,  hat  manufactufer,  Bow-la. 
Hunter      Joseph,       veterinary      surgeon* 

Heron's-foUy 
Knox  Robert,  cutler,  Castle-st;. 
Lutton  Chfirles,  auctioneer,  Bdfast-gate 
M'CuUy  Hugh,  bookbinder,  Jackson's-lane 
WGaghey     Francis,     linen-yarn     dealer, 

Bridge-st. 
Morrow  Hugh,  reed  maker,  Linen-hall-st. 
Read  Arthur,  riddle  maker.  Bridge-end 
Rooney  Jas.  spruce  beer  maker,  Market-9q, 
Sbarkey  Allan,  pump  maker,  Smithfield 
WavA  Jas.  bookseller  &  stationer,  Market-sq 
)  Wheeler  John,  cloth  lapper,  fiow-lane 


LISBURN. 


GENTRY,  ^c, 

Caldbecl  William,  Gentleman,  Belfast-gate 
CarletonJohn,  Gentlemen,  Chapel-hill 
CarmiclBel,  Thomas,  Gentleman, Bridge-st, 
Cordner  James,  Gentleman,  Castle-st. 
CrossleyJohn,  Gentleman,  Bow-lane 
Cupples  Rev.  Snowdon,  D.  D.  Vicar  General 

&c.  Castle-st. 
Delacheiois  N.  Esq,  Magistrate,  Castle-st. 
Fulton  Joseph,  Gentleman,  Castle-st. 
Fulton  Richard,  Gentleman,  Bridge-end 
Fulton  John,  Gentleman,  Chapel-hill 
Hancock  J.  B.  Gentleman,  Gregg-st, 
Hawksh&w  VVm.  Esq.  Magistrate,  Castle-st. 
Higginson    Rev.   Tliomas,   Register  to  the 

Bishop's  Court,  Bow-lane 
Hogg  William,  Gentleman,  Castle-st. 
Hunter  William,  Gentleruan,  Castle-st. 
Johnson  Arthur,  Gentleman,  Market-sq. 
Morewood  George,  Gentleman,  Castle-st. 
Simon  John,  Gentleman,  iViarkel-sq. 
Smith  T.J.  Esq.  Magistrate,  Castle-st. 


Stewart  Pointz.  Esq.  Magistrate  Castle-st. 
Stewart  Wm.  Gentleman,  Castle-st. 

Coaches. 

From    Thomas  Shaw's,  Bridge-street, 

The  Mail  to  Dublin  through  Newry  at  five 
every  evening  ;  to  Belfast,  at  ten  every 
morning. 

A  Mail  and  Post  Coach  to  Dublin  at  six  in 
the  morning,  to  Belfast  at  half  past 
eight  in  the  evening. 

Mr.  M 'Combs  Post  Coach  to  Belfast  every 
Monday,  Wednesday,  and  Friday,  at  Due 
at  noon  ;  to  Armagh  every  Tuesday, 
Thursd.aj',  and  Saturday,  at  half  past 
eleven  in  <he  morning. 

From  Mr.  Moores. 

A  Market  Coach  every  Wednesday,  Thurs- 
day, Friday,  and  Saturday  at  half  past 
nine  in  the  morniiig 

Goods  are  conveyed  on  the  Bann  and  Legan 
navigation,  to  Belfast  and  Newry 


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LONDONDERRY. 

Jl  HE  city  of  Londonderrj'  is  situated  112  miles  N.  W.  of  Dublin  ;  it  is  a  Bishop's  See 
and  derives  'its  name  by  a  grant  to  a  company  of  London  adventurers,  who  built  it  in 
reign  of  James  the  first.  This  city  is  renowned  in  history  for  the  brave  and  patriotic 
defence  made  by  the  inhabitants,  under  the  command  of  a  Mr.  Walker,  (a  clergyman)  in 
the  seige  of  James  the  second,  when,  (except  the  metropolis)  he  was  in  possession  of  nearly 
all  the  kingdom.  Londonderry  is  also  remarkable  for  its  noble  and  brave  opposition  against 
anuDTiercus  army,  at  the  time  of  the  revolution,  during  105  days  of  almost  unparalleled 
hardships,  privations  and  famine,  which  was  sustained  so  long  a  time  with  the  most  deter- 
mined fortitude.  This  fine  city  seems  not  the  least  degenerated  from  its  ancient  respecta- 
bility and  consequence,  and  may  in  fact  be  ranked  with  any  in  the  kingdom  (of  its  size) 
for  elegance  and  cleanliness.  Londonderrj'  is  a  city  and  county  of  itself,  and  is  governed 
by  a  Mayor,  Aldermen,  Recorder,  and  Sheriffs.  It  is  finely  situated  on  a  rising  ground 
from  the  Foyle,  which  is  a  beautiful  river,  and  flows  round  nearly  two  thirds  of  its  emi- 
nence. The  city  is  walled  entirely  round,  nearly  a  mile  in  circumference,  24  feet  high 
and  six  ffet  thick,  with  bastions,  and  four  entrance  gatesbattlemcnted,  viz.  the  Ship's  Quay 
Gate  on  the  E.  Ferry  Quay  Gate  on  the  S.E.,  Bishop's  Gate  on  the  W.,  and  Butcher's,  Gate 
on  the  N .  W, ;  the  walls,  althou';h  built  in  the  year  1632,  are  in  perfect  repair,  and  form  a 
fashior.able  and  picturesque  promenade.  The  streets  within  the  g.atcs  are  spacious,  well 
paved,  lighted  and  kept  well  cleaned  ;  the  houses  in  general  are  well  built  and  handsome, 
mostly  of  brick.  The  Diamond,  a  large  handsome  square  in  the  centre  of  the  city,  adds 
greatly  to  its  beauty,  in  the  middle  of  which  is  the  market  place  and  market  house,  a  fine 
stately  building  ;  the  Cathedral,  which  stands  on  lofty  ground,  is  a  grand  Gothic  structure 
with  a  lofty  square  tower  containing  ten  fine  toned  bells  ;  it  is  furnished  with  a  good  organ, 
and  was  built  :n  1633,  under  the  inspection  of  Sir  John  Vaughan  ;  the  tower  has  a  fiae 
effect  when  viewed  a(  a  short  distance.  The  New  Court  House,  fof  which  too  much  can 
scarcely  be  said)  is  a  recent  erection  in  Bishop-street,  it  is  built  from  an  Athenian  model 
furnished  by  Mr,  Boden,  of  the  finest  stone,  in  the  most  chaste  style  of  architecture  :  in 
the  centre  front  is  agrand  portico,  supported  by  four  massy  fluted  pillars,  on  the  top  are  the 
King's  Arms,  on  one  side  the  emblematical  figure  of  Mercy,  and  on  the  other  that  of  Jus- 
tice, finely  sculptured  in  stone  ;  in  fact,  the  entire  edifice  displays  an  elegant  design  of 
taste  and  grandeur.  The  other  public  buildings  are  the  Presbyterian  Chapel,  a  neat  Doric 
erection,  the  Linen  Hall,  Theatre,  and  County  Goal ;  there  are  also  excellent  Shambles, 
and  a  good  Fiah  market,  all  well  supplied. 

Across  the  river,  is  a  wooden  bridge,  that  deserves  particular  mention,  ronstiucted  by 
Samuel  Cox,  of  Boston,  North  America.  This  wonderful  structure,  is  1068  feet  in  length, 
and  40  feet  wide,  with  a  broad  parapet  on  both  sides  for  foot  passengers.  It  is  lighted  by 
26  lamps  ;  at  about  a  third  of  its  length,  is  a  fine  turning  bridge,  with  very  ingenious  ma- 
chinery, to  admit  vessels  through.     'I'he  water  that  supplies  the  city,  is  carried  across  this 


LONDONDERRY. 


215 


extensive  bridge  in  raetal  pipes;  indeed  take  it  allogetlier  it  is  an  elegant,  curious  aad  won- 
derful e^eclioii.    The  mercantile  trade   consists  in  the  export  of  linen  and  linen   yarn, 
grain,    mc-tal,   mess-pork,    beef    and  considerable    quantities  of   butter ;    and  Impoti/ 
ing  rum,  hrandv,  wJiies,  tea,  sugar,  flax  seed,   timber,  &c.    &c.     Various   manufiicturcs^ 
for  domestic  purposes,  are  carried  on  in  the  town  and  suburbs;  in  fact,  the  entire  trading' 
partofDerry,  is  hi^'hiv  respectable,  as  failures  are  scarcely  ever  known  here.   The  places  of 
worship  ai^  the  t  athedrul,  a  Protestant  Chapel  of  ease,  a  Presbyterian  Chapel,  li  Cove* 
nanter  Meeting  Honse,  one  Methodist  Wesley's   Chapel,   and  one  Methodist  of  the  New^ 
Light;  aCatholicChapel,  and  an  independent  Chapel  are  about  to  be  built.    The  Charitable 
Institutions  consist  of  a  city  and  a  county  Poor  House,  an  Infirmary  and  a   Dispensary,  a 
Society  conJucted  by  Ladies,  for  the  relief  of  sick   and   indigent  Rcom-keepers,    fn  very* 
praise-worthy  undertaking)  a  Bible  Society  and  a  Saving's  Bank  ;  all  respectably  ahd  well 
conducted.     There  is  also  a  good  News   Room,  and   an   elegant  Library  attached  to  it. 
The   country  round  is   fertile   and    pleasant,   and   the    river  adds  much    to    its    pic- 
turesque beauties.    The  CJuays  arc  good  and  commodious,  and  the  harbour  for  shipping  is 
extensive  and  safe.    The  population  is  considered  about  twelve   thousand.     The  Market 
days  are  Wednesday  and  Saturday,     There  are  three  fairs  in  the  year,  viz.  Juna   17th. 
Sept.  4th.  Oct.  17(b. 

«  Post  Office,  Ca=-,tlc-st.— Eliza  Peoples,  Post  Mistresn.— The  Dublin  and  Eiiglisli  Mails  > 
are  dispatched  from  the  Post  Office  every  morning,  (Saturdays  excepted)  at  sevea'^ 
o'clock,  and  the  same  arrive  in  Londonderry,  every  evening,  (Mondays  excepted)  at,^ 
seven  o'clock.  The  Belfast  and  Scotch  Mails,  are  dispatched  at  five  every  evening,'.. 
the  same  are  received  at  the  above  Office,  at  four  every  juorning.  All  letters  are  kept 
at  the  Post  Office  till  called  for. 


Agents  to   Bankers,   and  Fire  and 
Life  Assurance  Offices, 

Davenport  Williani,  (Royal  Exchange  Fire 
and  Life  .\ssurance,  of  London)  Foyle-st. 

Kelso  .John,  (union  Fire  and  Life  Company, 
London 

Ditto  for  Ball  and  Co.    (Bank  of  Dnblin,) 
Ship-quay-st. 

Lee  Samuel,  (Atlas  Fire  &c.)  Ship-quay-st. 

Mackay  William,    (for  Alexander  and  Co. 
Bank  of  Dublin)  Ship-quay 

M'Intire  R.  and  W.   (for  Belfast  Commer- 
cial Bank)  Ship-quay 

Smyth  John  Acheson,  for  Lloyd^s 

Ditto,  for  Belfast  Bank,  Ship-quay-.st. 
Apothecaries  and  Surgeons. 

Alexander  William,  Ferry-quay-st. 

Brown  James,  Diamond, 

Browne  George,  Pump-st. 

Dougherty  William,  Butcher-st, 

Kelly  Cornelius,  Ferry-quay-st, 

Kerr  Alexander,  Ferry-qu.ay-st. 

Maginnis  Robert,  (apothecary  only)    Ferry- 
quay-st. 

Monteith  John,  Ferry-quay-st. 

Morton  William,  Ferry-quay-st. 

Smyth  George,  (surgeon  only)  Buncrana 
Architects  and  Builders. 

Adamsoii  James,  (&  engineer)  Fountain-st. 

Edgar  Edward,  Buncrana 

Montgomery  Samuel,  Rosemary-lane 

Porter  William,  Linen-hall-st, 

Stewart  William,  Ferry-quay-st. 

Stokes  John,  Artillery-lane 

Altornies, 
Black  Thomas,  Diamond 
Boggs  George,  Ferry-quay-st.    . 
Calhoun  Isaac,  St.  Column's-court 
Chambers  John,  Cascion 
Clarke  Caldwell,  Ferry-quay-st. 


Crookshanks  Alexander,  Pump-st. 

Franks  and  Miller,  Puinp-st. 

Gregg  James,  (Clerk  of  the  Peace)  Pump-st, 

Hassou  Alexander,  London-st. 

Knox  and  Kennedy,  Bishop-st, 

M'Donagh  Peter,  Pump-st. 

Moore  Joseph,  Bond's-glen 

Murray  Edward,  Bishop's-st. 

Murray  John,  Cunningham-row 

Murray  Roger,  Green-castle 

Nesbitt  Hugh,  Linen-hall  st. 

O'Doherty  Charles,  Ferry-quay-st. 
Shannon  John,  Fonntain-st. 

Auctioneers  and  Valuators. 
Bradley  7)enis,  Butcher-st. 
Doherty  Edward,  Pump-st. 
Waugh  Thomas,  Ferry-quay-st. 

Bakers. 
Alexander  Joseph,  Ferry-quay-st. 
Bond  John,  Diamond 
Dougherty  James,  Bridge-st. 
Marshall  and  Woore,  Pump-st. 
Morton  G.  Foyle-st. 
Shaw  Matthew,  Diamond 

Barristers, 

Boyd  William,  Ship-quay-st. 
Carey  Tristram,  Cascino  [walls 

Curry  John,  (city  and  county  barrister)  East- 
Doherty  James,  Pump-st. 
Maciiliu  Thomas,  Cottage 
Major  James,  VVilsboro 
Moore  Hamilton  Rathmeltoa 
Scholes  John,  Diamond 
Scott  Thomas,  Foyle-hill 
Walker  David,  Ship-quay-st. 
Block  Makers, 
Cunningham  Thomas,  Foyle-lane 
M'Pherson  Alexander,  Ship-quay 

Bookbinder. 
Boyd  John ,  Castle-st. 


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Bookiellers  and  Stationers^ 

Boyd  Samuel,  Diamond 

Hampton  Moss,  Butcher-st, 

Kelso  Ajin,  Diamond 

M'Corkcll  William,   (&  PuBlisher   of    the 

L.  Durry  Journal,  Tuesday  and   Friday) 

Diamond 
Ramsay  Robert,  Ferry-quay-st. 

"Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 
Blundell  Francis,  Ferry-qMay-st, 
Edgar  Jtimes,  Diamond 
Kerr  Robert,  Sliip-quay-st. 
M'GoWim  Henry,  Bridge-at. 
M'Shane  Edward,  Diamond 
Park   Joseph,  Dridge-st. 
Patterson  James,  Diamond 
Steen  Moses,  Diamond 

Braziers  and  Tinmen. 
Coolie  Wm.  (and  plumber)  Ferry-quay-st. 
D*nnison  John,  (and  plumber)  Ferry-qy.-at 
DUnlap  James,  Linen-hall-nt, 
Matthews  James  (and  plumber)  Ferry-qy.-st 

Brewers. 
Robinson  James,  Water-side. 
Smyth  James,  Willlam-st. 

Cabinet  Makers  and  Upholsterers. 
Andrews  John,  Biidge-st. 
Browa  Thora-riN,  Bisliop-st. 
Friel  Thomas,  Siiip-qua)"-st. 
M'Fadcn  William,  Linen-hall-st. 
Smyth  Philip,  Pump-st. 
Storey  Francis  and  James,  Ship-quay-St. 

Clothes  Brokers. 
Barr  Pat.  Fauglian-st. 
Brown  James,  Faughan-st. 
Connor  Denis,  Faughan-st. 
Coyle  Daniel,  Faupflmn-st. 
Dougherty  Neal,  Faughan-st. 
KeBy  James,  Ferry-quay-st. 
M'Carren  William,  Bishop-st. 
M'Daid  William,  Faughan-st, 
Redden  Edward,  Faughan-st. 
Smyil)  James,  Faughan-st. 
Strain  Michael,  Faughan-st, 

Coach  and  Car-makers, 
Foy Timothy,  Mecting-hoase-row 
Kcrnaghan  William,  Bishop'St. 
Co7nb  Maker. 
M'Lauglilin  James,  Sugar-house-lane 

Confectioners  and  Pastry-cooks. 
Branon  Richard,  Ferr\-quay-st. 
Gallagher  Thomas,  Pump-st. 
Wilson  Thomas,  Ferry-quay-st. 

Consuls, 
Davenport  Thomas,  (American)  Ship-quay 
Davenport  William,  (Dutch)  Ship-quay 

Coopers. 
Connaghan  James,  Mag^azine-st. 
Hunter  William,  Ship-quay 

Cork  Cutters. 
Bradley  Catharine,  Faughan-st. 
Long  Robertj,  Cow-bog 

Curriers  and  Leather  Cutters. 
Dohcrty  James,  Butcher-st. 


Edgar  Jamea,  IW.iirtofrd  ^ 

Kelly  Sampson,  Diamond 
M'Canless  Jiimes,  Diamond 
M'Clcland  Hugh,  Diamond 
Patterson  James,  Diamond 
Steen  Moses,  Diamond 

Cutler. 
Kennedy  John,  (and  surgeon's  instroment 

maker)  Bridge-st. 

Distillers. 
Leathem  William,  Burl, 
Robinson  James,  Water-side 
Smyth  James,  Abbcy-st. 
Stewart  Alexander,  Penny-burn 
Watt  A.  H.  (rectifier)  Bishop-st, 

Dyers. 
Hamilton  James,  Bog-side 
Ingram  Elizabeth,  Butcher-st. 
LoagueJohn,  Ferry-quay-st. 
League  William,  Ferry-quay-st, 
M'Elhenny  Andrew,  Faughan-st.  J 

Earthenware  Dealers.  *'j 

Bakewell  and  Hughes,  Ferry-qnay-st. 
Bell  John,  (glass  &  china)' BiJ-hop-st. 
Billington  James,  (and  china)  Bishop-8t. 
Hammott  jHm«s,  (and  china)  Bishop-st, 
M'Mullen  Michael,  Bishop-st. 

Flax  Dressers  and  Retailers. 
Bovarbe  William,  Bog-side 
Cain  Alexander,  Fox-corner 
Devine  Richard,  Bridge-st. 
Kelly  Andrew,  Britlge-st. 
Kelly  Mary,  Bishop-st. 
Murray  Pat.  Long-tower 
O'Hara  M.  Priest-lane 

Grocers  and  Spirit  Dealers. 
Adams  John,   Bridge-st. 
Babington  Humphrey,  Diamond 
Bond  John,  Ferry-quay-st. 
Carmichael  Samuel,  Bishop-st. 
Corscaden  Robert,  (and  spirits)  Ship-quay-st 
ETlis  William,  Bishop-st. 
Ewing  Alexander,  [and  spirits)  Bishop-st. 
Fisher  William  and  James,   (glass  and  tin* 

waredealers)  Bishop-st. 
JIaliiday  Patrick,  jun.  Bishop-st. 
Haslctt  Ann,  Ferry-quay-st. 
Hiislett  William  and  Co,  Ferry-quay-st. 
Hill  John,  (and  spirits)  Butcher-st. 
Hood  Samuel,  Butcber-st. 
Little  Lindsay  (and  glass)  Ship-quay-st. 
Mucshetfrey  Daniel,.  Bishop-sl. 
M'Gowan     Samuel,    (and    fish-merchant) 

Ferry-quay-st. 
Matthewson  Clarke,  Bishop-st. 
Mehan  James,  (and  spirits)  Butcher-st. 
Miller  Jamen,  Bishop-st. 
Morton  Richard,  (and  spirits)  Ship-quay 
Munn  tlohn,  (wholesale)  Bishop-st, 
Patton  David,   (pickle,  sauce,  and   sporting 

tackle  warehouse)  Bishop-st. 
Porter  Andrew,  (and  spirits)  Butcher-st, 
Preston  James,  Butcher-st. 
Klamsay   Thomas,     (and    wine    merchant) 

Diamond 
S^niley  William,  (and  spirits)  Ferryrquay^st. 
Steen  Wm,  (spirits  and  glass)  Ferry-qviay-st 


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Thompaon  and  Porter,  Bntcher-st. 

Walker  Samuel,  (and  spirits)  Bishop-st. 

Watt  Andrew   A.  (and  spirits)  Bishop-st. 

Haberdashers  and  Dealers  in   Cotton 
Goods. 

Bogies  Jane,  (and  circulating  library)  Fcrry- 
quay-st. 

Carlile  Ann  Jane,  (&milliner,&c.) Diamond 

CorscadenIsabella,(&millin&c  )Shipquay-st 

Fulton  Emily,  (&mininer,&c.)  Ferry-quay  s, 

Gourley  Jane,(&milliner,(S£C.)  FeiTy-quay-st 

Haslett,  John,  Ferry-quay-st. 

Henderson    Sarah,    (and   milliner)     Ferry- 
quay-st. 

Lowr>' Martha,  (and  milliner)  Ferry-quay-st 

Marshall  Matilda,  Ferry-quay-st. 

M'Cleau  J.  Butcher-st. 

M'Connell  George,  (wholesale}Ship-quay-8t 

•M'HughOwen,  Bishop-st, 

Morrison  Elizabeth,  Bishop-st. 

MulhoUand  Thomas,  Bishop-st. 

Risk  Jane,  (and  milliner)  Bishop-st. 

Scott  Elizabeth,  (and  milliner)  Ferry-quay-st 

Smiley  Robert,  Ferry-quay-st. 

Thompson  John,  Ferry-quay-st. 
Hat  Makers. 

Foster  George,  Butcher-st. 

Graham  William,  Bishop-st. 

Hall  Thomas,  Diamond 

Lucas  Daniel,  Ferry-quay-st, 

Liifiis  John,  Diamond 

Moore  David,  St.  Column's-conrt 

Robinson  and  Paul,  Bishop-st. 
Hosiers, 

Anderson  William,  B(  nnets-lane 
M'Clure  Wm.  Wapping-st. 

Vance  James,  Ferry-st. 

Vance  John  and  Son,  Wapping 
Inns  and  Hotels, 

Alexander, (Lion)  Bishop-st. 

Birch  Catherine,  (King's  Armsj  Pump-st. 
Boyle  John,  (Hotel)  Bish<.p-st. 
Brison  John,  (King's  Head)  Bishop-st. 
Brown  Walter,  (City  Hotel)  Ship-quay-st. 
Doherty  Daniel,  (Hotel)  Bishop-st. 
Murray  Thomas,  (Hotel)  Bishop-st, 

Iron  Mongers. 
Beatty  Andrew,  Diamond 
Cooke  Wm.  (and  coppersmith)  Ferry-quay-st 
Dysart  James,  Bishop-st. 
Moore  Andrew,  Bishop-st. 

Joiners  and  Carpenters. 

Carey  Ralph,  (and  engineer)  East-wall 
Casey  Phillip,  Fountain-st. 
Clark  John,  Bntcher-st. 
Hughs  James,  Castle-l:ine 
O'Brien  Roger,  Wapping 
yuigley  Abraham,  Bog-side 
Robinson  Thomas,  Bridge-st. 
Stewart  William,  Bridge-st. 
Porter  William,  Linen-liall-st. 
Stokes  John,  Artillery-lane 
Maltsters. 
Leatham  William,  Bohillaii 
Robinson  Henrv,  Water-side  , 

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Mcrchant$n, 

Buchanan  Willi^im  and  Co.  FoylcrSt. 
Campbell  John  and  Sons,  Castle-st. 
Corsoaden  Robert,  Ship-quay-st. 
Crompton  Adam,  Ship-quay-st. 
Curry  William,  Ship-quay-st. 
Davenport  Thos,  and  Co.  (and  slip  agents) 

Ship-quay 
Davenport  William,  Foyle-st. 
Dunlap  Robert,  Society-st. 
Dysart  James,  (and  fla.\  )  Bishop-st. 
Dysart  Wm.  John  and  Wni.  Ship-quay-st, 
Gilmour  Patrick,  Ship-quay 
Harvey  Thomas  &  W.  S.  Ship-quay-st. 
Horner  Francis,  Magazine-st. 
Horner  J.  B.  Ship-quay-st. 
Kelso  John,  Ship-quay-st. 
Logan  William,  Waterloo-place 
M'Auley  G.  and  R.  Ship-quay 
M'Connell  George,  Ship-quay 
M'Cna  James,  Ferry-qUay-nt. 
M'Cleery  James,  Foyle-st. 
M'Intire  R.  and  W.  F.  Ship-quay 
Mackay  William,  Ship-quay-st. 
Moore  David,  Bishop-st. 
Munn  John,  Bishop-st. 
Nicholson  John,  Ship-quay-st. 
Orr  William,  Ship-quay-st. 
Schoales  A,   and  M'Clintock  Wm,  and  Co- 

Ship-qnay-st. 
Sniiih  Lee  and  Smyth,  Ship-quay 
Smyth  J.  A.  and  Co.  Ship-quay-st. 
Thompson  John,  Ship-quay-st. 
Watt  A.  II.  Bishop-sti 
Young  Joseph,  Ship-quay 
Young  Robert,  Butcher-st. 

Milliners  and  Dress  Makers. 

Hamilton  Mrs.  FeTV-quay-st. 

Hunter  Miss,  Rosemary-lane 

MColgan  iVL  I'ost-otfice-laue  i^ 

Moore  Miss,  Castle-st,  . 

Porter  Mrs  Rosemary-lane 

Porter  Miss,  Rosemary-lane 

Millwrights. 

Adamson  James,  Fountain-st. 
Carey  Ralph,  East-w.U 

Notaries  Puhlic. 
Murray  Roger,  Green-castle 
Ncsbitt  Hugh,  Lion-hall-st. 
Scott  William,  Custom-house^  ■?, 

Painters  and  Glaziers. 

Barnes  P.  London-st. 

Bossy -,  Foinitain-st. 

Clarke  James,  Butcher-st. 
Daly  John,  Ferry-quay-st. 
Evans  William,  Ferry-qiiay-St. 
Foy  Timothy,  Mceting-house-row 
Nevins  John,  Bridge-st. 
Nevins  Wm.  Ferry-qnay-st. 
Stirling  Joseph,  Bishop-st. 
Stirling  William,  Ferry-quay-st. 

Physicians. 
Caldwell  John,  Pump-st. 
Masjinnis  John,  Pump-st. 
Miller  Joseph  E.  Butcher-st. 
Rogin  Francis,  Richftioiid-fet.  ' 


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Scott  Williiinj,  Old-fish-market 
Skipton  Alexander,  Strand-st. 

Printers. 
Bucbatian  John,  Castle-st. 
Buchanan  Robert,  Fouiitain-st- 
Hampton  M.  Butcher-st. 

Kelso  ,  Diamond 

M'Corkell  William,  Diamond 

Rope  Makers. 

Black  Jane,  Diamond 
Crompton  Adam,  Waterloo -place 
Davenport  and  Co.  Ship-quay 
M'Colky  William,  Ship-quay 

Saddlers. 
CampbellJohn,  Ferry-quay-st. 
Johnston  John,  Bishop-st. 
M'Cormick  Hugh,  Bisliop-st. 
M'Elroy  James,  Diamond 

Sail  Makers  ^ 
Grompton  A.  Waterloo-place 
Davenport  and  Co.  Ship-qUay 
M'Colley  William,  Ship-quay 

Salt  Manufacturers. 

Alexander  James,  Bishop-st. 
Major  Alexander,  Wilsborough 
Walker  Samuel  and  James,  Bridge-st. 

Seedsmen. 
Marshall  Martha,  Ferry-quay-st. 
Marshall  Matilda.  Ferry-quay-st. 
Pigott  James,  Ship-qiiay-st. 
Walker  Henry,  (and  nursery)  Ferry-quay-st 

Ship  Brokers. 
Cunningham  James,  Foyle-st. 
Davenport  Tlioiiias,  and  Co,  Ship-quay 
Lyons  George,  Foyle-st. 
M'Cleery  John,  Foylc-st. 

S/iip  Chandlers. 
Crompton  Adam,  Ship-quay 
Davenport  T.  and  Co.  Ship-quay 
M'Colley  William,  Ship-quay 

Ship  Owners. 

Buchanan  William,  Foyle-st. 

Davenport  Thomas  and  Co.  [Props,  new  es- 
tablished London  and  Liverpool  Traders] 
Ship-quay 

Dunlap  Robert,  Society-s(. 

Gwynne  George,  Ship-quay 

M'Corkell  and  Co.  Ship-quay 

M'Crea  James,  [Props,  old  established  Li- 
verpool traders]   Ferry-quay-st. 

Miller  James,  Ferry-quay-st. 

M'Sheffrey  John,  Feny-quay-st. 

Nicholson  John,  Ship-quay-st. 

Silversmiths  and  Jewellers. 

Doherty  Denis,  Diamond 

MjClure  John,  Pump-st. 
Skinners, 

Adams  John,  Bridge-st. 

Gallagher  William,  Bridge-st. 

M'Manaman— — ,  Bridge-st, 
Stay  Makers. 

Coyle  E.  Artillery-lane 

Doherty  B.  London-st. 

Wright  Elirabeth,  Artillery-lane 


Slone  Mason.  \ 
Stirling  James,  Foyle-st. 

Straw  Hal  Makers. 
Hennis  Martha,  Castle-st.  '^tabwW 

M'Caulley  Elizabeth,  Bishop-st. 

Tailors  and  Habit  Maker  i* 
Bigley  George,  Play-house-row 
Kelly  James,  Society- st. 
M'Neight  John,  Bishop-st. 
Miller  David,  jun.  Bridge-st. 
Robinson  John,  Lineu-hall-st. 
Tinnan  James,  Church-lane 
Trayner  Neal,  Castle-st. 

Tallow  Chandlers  and  Soap  Boilers, 
Brown  Alexander,  Bridge-st. 
Gwynn  Alexander,  Water-st. 
Graham  John,  Bridge-»t. 
Mathewson  John,  Bridge-st. 

Osborne  James,  Bridge-st. 
Thompson  James,  Ferry-quay-st. 
Tanners. 

Alexander  James,  Bishop-st. 

Davenport  Matilda,  William-st. 

Edgar  Alexander,  Diamond 

Foster  William,  Ballynacross 

Lindsay  Thomas,  Waterside 

M'Candless  James  &  William,  Long-tower 
Tavern  Keepers  Sf  Publicans^ 

Alexander  James,   [Crown]   Biidge-st. 

Brown  Thomas,  Bisbop-st. 

Bulger  Ann,  [Anchor]  Ship  quay 

Cole  Denis,  Linen-hall-st. 

Cole  Roger,  [Derry  Arms]  Bridge-st. 

Doak  Anthony,  [Wellington]  Bridge-st. 

Doherty  Daniel,  Bishop-st. 

Floyd  John,  Ship-quay 

Foresyth  Philip,  Ferry-quay-st. 

Fulton  William,    [Harp]   M.irket-st. 

Gillen  Charles,   [Ship]  Bishop-st. 

Gillespie  John,    Bishop-st. 

Gillespie  Paul,  Bishop-st. 

Goodwin  James,  [Buck]  Bridge-st, 

Hibbit  William,  Bishop-st. 

Halrick  John,  Butcher-st. 

Hughs  James,  Castle-st. 

Kelly  Sampson,  (Cross  Keys)  Diamond 

Kerney  William,  (Ship)   Ship-quay 

M'Bride  John,  [Harp]  Bishop-st. 

M'Candless  William,  Long-tower 

M'Cann  Jame.i,  CPlough)  Butcher-st. 

M'Carren  VVilliam,  Bishop-st. 

M'Causland  Alexander,  Bishop-st. 

M'Clay  James,  (Sun)  Butcher-st. 

M'Cleland  Robert,  Butcher-st. 

M'Colley  Elizabeth,  (Marine  Hotel)  Ship-q 

M'DaviU  David,  Butcher-st. 

M'Ginley  John,  [Rising  Sun]  Bishop-st. 

M'Kim  M.A.  (Cross  Keys)  Linen-hall-st. 

M'Nutt  John,   [Swan]  Butcher-st. 

M'Quillan  James,  Bishop-st. 

Mehan  Catharine,  Bishop-st. 

Phillip  Edward,  (Islander)  Bridge-st, 

Porter  Ann,  Butcher-st. 

Porter  Thomas,  [Blue  Bell]  Bishop-st. 

Scally  John,  [  Brig]  Ship-quay 

Sherwood  Wm.  [Peace  &  Plenty]  Bridge-st 


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steel  James,  [Grey  Hdrse}  Bishop-st. 

Steele  John,  Maiket-st. 

Steen  Thomas,  (Plough)   Bntcher-st. 

Woods  John,  (Four  Awls)  Bridge-st. 
Timber  Merchants. 

Logan  WilJiam,  Waterloo-place 

Young  James,  Waterloo-place 

Tobacco  Mamifacfurers, 

Ewing  Alexander,  Bishop-st. 

Gwynn  George,  Butcher  st. 

Haslett  Wiiliain  and  Co.  Ferry-quay-st, 

M'Slieffrey  Daniel,  Bishop-st. 

Mehan  James,  Butcher-st, 

Miller  Ja'nes,  Bishop-st. 

Thompson  and  Porter,  Butcher-st 

Walker  Samuel,  Bishop-st. 
Turners. 

Brady  James,  [&  wheelwright]  Faughau-st 

Campbell  Alexander,  Bishop-st. 

Rogers  Philip,  [&  wheelwright]  bennets-la. 
Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 

Colhoun  James  and  Sou,  Siiip-(|uay-st, 

Colhoun  Js.  jun.  [&  lapidary]  Ferry-quay-6 

Hamilton  William,  Ferry-quay-st. 

Hutchinson  John,  Waterside 

Kirwan  Matthew,[&  engraver]  Artillery-lane 

M'Colgan  John,  Ferry-quay-st. 
.Macky  George,  [&  engraver]  Bishop-st. 
Wheelwright, 

Campbell  James,  Bishop-st. 
Whitesmiths, 
Cooper  Thomas,  Foyle-st. 
Hastings  Thomas,  Fountain-st. 
Smyth  Johnson,  (&  gunsmith)  Bridge-st. 

Wine  Merchants. 
Allen  and  Gray,  Linen-hall-st. 
Watt  Alexander,  Bishop-st. 
Woore  Thomas,  Slvip-quay-st. 
Woollen  Drapers. 
Allen  David,  Bishop-st. 
Brisland  John,  Diamond 
Doherty  William,  Butcher-st. 
Fairchild  George  and  Co.  Diamond 
Gallaher  John,  Butcher-st. 
Gallaher  William,  Butcher-st. 
HuffingtonWm.  f&merchl.  tailor]  Diamond 
Lindsay  and  Geo.  Little, ^  [and  haberdashers] 

Bishop-st. 
M'latire  Robert,  Butcher-st. 
Preston  James,  [&  haberdasher]  Diamond 
Shiel  Bridget,  Butcher-st. 
Simpson  John,  Diamond 
7'hompson  John,  [wholesale]  Ship-quay-st, 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Babbington  Richard,  Stamp  Office,  Society-st 
Booth  Robert    and    Co.    Iron    and  Metal 

Foundry,   Sngarhouse-lane 
Conahan  James,    provision  merchant  and 

cooper,  Maga»ine-gt- 


Cooper  Thomas,  bell-hanger,  Bridge-sCk  -,8 

Cunningham  Wm.  shipsmith,  Foyle-lane^jg 

iCreightoQ  Jas.  A.  academy,  Cunningham-r. 

Doran  Michl.  wire  card-maker,  Butcher-st^^ 

Ewing  Wm.  wire  card  maker,  Bridge-st,  ^ 

M'CIintock  Wm.  Kerr,  general  hardware^ 

and  trimming  warehouse.  Diamond       .  >t 

M'Colley  John,  cart  and  plough  iranufaqjjf 

turer,  Bridge-st.  ■• 

M'Conegal  Robert,  ale  and  porter  dealerj^' 

Society-st.  '/? 

Macklin ,  teacher,  London-st.  J 

Shannon  Thomas,  lath  cutter,  Ferry-quay-^B 
Sweeny  Thomas,  wire  card  manufacturer,- 

Bishop-st. 
Watts  Thomas,  twine  s{>inner,  Bishop-st. 
Wilsou    James    S.    linen-merchant  and 
bleacher,  Buncrana,  Office,  Foyle-st, 
Custom  House. 
Hill  Marcus  S,  esq.  Collector 
ShepTierd  Thomas,  Esq.  Port  Surveyor     '-'' 
Riddall  Hans,  Esq.  Comptroller  '-" 

Stewart  Robert,  Esq.  Clerk  of  Cheques  '^ 
Ferguson  Robert,  Esq.  Gaaglng  Surveyor  ^ 
Newburgh  Thomas,  1  ^^  LandwaitersV 
Hemmg  James,  J         ' 

Curry  Sam).  Esq.  Surveyor  of  Green  Castle 
M'Causland  Marcus,  Gent,  Tide  Surveyor 

at  Culmore 
Foster  Robert,  Esq,  Store  Keeper 

Eoscise  Office.  ; 

Miller  Williara,  Esq.  Collector 
Miller  William,  jun.  Esq.  Pro  Collector 
Reed  Samuel,  Esq.  Permit  Officer 
Moore  Thomas,  Esq.  Surveyor  and  Store 

Keeper 
Miller  William,  "^ 

Goff  William, 
Hendrick  William, 
Downs  Williara,        J 
Thompson  John,  "1  ^ 

Gillespie  Joshua,  >Esqrs.  Assessors  of  taxes 
Tracy  John  J 

Logie  Daniel  Esq.  Deputy  Surveyor  General 
of  Excise 

Coaches. 
The  Mail  for  Dublin  leaves   Londonderry 
at  seven  o'clock  every  morning,   and  ar- 
rives at  six  on  the  following  morning. 
The  same  arrives  in   Londonderry  every 

evening  at  seven.  Office,  Society-st. 
The  Belfast  Mail  Coach  leaves  London- 
derry every  evening  at  five,  and  arrives 
there  at  nine  the  following  morning. 
The  same  arrives  in  Derry  at  four  every 
morning.  Office,  Bridge-st. 
The  Buncrana  Mail  Coach  leaves  every 
morning  at  eight,  and  returns  every  even- 
ing at  nine.    Office,  Ship-quay 


Esqrs.  Surveyors. 


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Jls  a  borongb  town,  and  a  small,  but  busy  sea  port ;  most  advantageously  situated  on.  •; 
the  great  river  Barrow,  in  tbe  province  of  Munster,  and  county  of  Wexford,  at  the  dis-"^ 
tance  of  67  miles  from  Dublin,  12  from  Waterford,  19  from  Wexford,  and  76  from 
Cork.  Its  local  advantages  are  very  great^^but  from  its  proximity  to  Waterford,  and  a 
combination  of  other  circumstances,  they  are  not  of  that  real  uiility  to  the  adventurer, 
that  a  superficial  observer  would  be  willing  to  ascribe  to  them.  At  a  little  more  than  a 
mile  from  New  Ross  is  the  junction  of  the  Nore  and  the  Barrow,  over  the  latter  of  whicH 
rivers,  leading  into  the  town  from  Waterford,  is  a  very  long  and  wide  wooden  bridge,'' 
possessing  a  portcullis,  to  admii  vessels  up  or  down  the  river  as  their  destination  may  re-* 
quire.  The  river  here  is  (!eep  enough  to  admit  brge  vessels  to  the  quays,  and  which 
(since  it  has  been  made  navigable  through  most  of  its  length)  has  added  much  to  the 
commercial  prosperity  of  the  town.  New  Ross  was  formerly  strongly  fortified,  accounted' 
of  considerable  consequence,  and  adorned  with  many  religious  houses,  among  which  was  a 
crouched  friary,  built  on  the  summit  of  a  hill  in  tbe  town  ;  but  which  wa^  totally  destroyed 
in  consequence  of  a  murder  committed  by  one  of  the  friars,  on  a  principal  inhabitant  ; 
the  atrocity  of  the  deed  stirred  up  the  whole  body  of  the  people,  who  arose  collectively 
put  the  friar  to  death,  and  demolished  tbe  friary.  On  the  scite  of  this  ill-fated  building, 
the  Monastery  of  St.  Saviour  was  afterwards  erected,  by  Sir  John  Devereux,  for  con- 
ventual Fraciscans,  and  the  east  end  of  this  last  building  is  now  the  parish  Clburch.  In 
the  reign  of  Edward  HI.  a  friary  for  hermits  following  the  rule  of  St.  Augustine  was 
founded  here.  In  tlic  civil  wars  of  1641,  an  engagement  happened  near  this  place,  be- 
tween the  English  forces  under  the  command  of  the  Marquis  of  Ormond,  and  the  Irish 
commanded  by  General  Preston,  in  which  500  of  the  latter  were  slain,  and  all  their  bag- 
gage and  ammunition  taken  by  the  victors.  On  the  fifth  of  June,  1798,  a  considerable 
battle  was  fought  here,  by  a  very  large  body  of  msurgents  and  the  king's  troops,  when 
the  insurgents  were  completely  routed  ;  three  thousand  falling  in  the  attack,  and  Harvey 
their  General  was  deposed.  New  Ross,  though  small,  possesses  a  Fever  Hospital,;  vfit\\ 
a  Dispensary  attaclied  ;  a  Lying-in-Hospital  :  an  auxiliary  Cow-pock  Establishment,  and 
the  Trinity  Hospital  for  reduced  housekeepers.  Here  are  two  Catholic  Chapels  ;  three*' 
for  the  use  of  the  Methodists  ;  a  Quakers'  Meeting-house,  and  an  extensive  Nunnery  ; 
also  a  spacious  an.l  well-built  Court-house,  ornamented  with  a  steeple  and  a  good  public 
clock.  Amongst  the  useful  buildings  rank  the  Corn  Market;  two  Charity  Schools,  and 
in  a  most  eligible  situation,  over-looking  the  river,  is  an  endowed  School,  founded  by  Sir 
John  Ivory, in  the  twelfih  year  of  the  reigr.  of  Queen  Anne,  in  which  four  poor  scholars' 
are  taught  the  Greek  and  Latin  tongne.  Present  master,  the  Rev.  Thomas  Surridge,  A.  M. 
who  basin  a  spirited  manner  much  improved  the  House,  School,  &c.  at  his  own  expence. 
Three  of  the  ancient  gates  of  the  town  are  still  standing,  and,  in  the  old  part  is  a  cross  i 
of  singular  rustic  appearance.  Nor  does  it  want  for  a  Barrack,  which  is  here  fitted  up  foi^.1 
cavalry.  Many  good  houses  and  lofty  stores  adorn  the  toivn,  and,  in  general,  the  streets ' 
are  pretty  wide  and  tolerably  well  paved.  It  is  governed  by  a  Sovereign,  Record- 
er, Chief  Burgess,  Bailiffs  and  Town  Clerk,  and  sends  one  member  to  Parliament;  thd 
present  representative  is  John  Carroll,  Efeq,  Its  market  days  are  Wednesday  rtnd 
Saturday,  and  its  inhabitants  are  st::ted  to  be  about  8000. 


Post  Office,  top  of  John-street.— Richard  Ulysses  Burgh,  Post  Master. — Mail  to  Dubr 
lin  every  day  at  three  in  the  afternoon.  To  Wexford  and  Taglimon  every  evening  At  six. 
To  Thomastown  every  afternoon  at  three,  and  to  Enniscorthy  every  evening  at  six. 


Agents. 

Elly  SamueL  &  Sandbam,  (to  Lloyds,  and 
Danish  Consuls  for  the  counties  of  Wex- 
ford and  Wicklow,)  John-st. 

Elly  Sandbam,  [to  the  Roj'al  Exichauge 
Assurance,  London]  Quay 

Apothecaries, 
Clarke  Michael,  South-st. 
Whitney  Henry,  South-st, 

Attornies. 
Carr  and  Dowsley,  South-st. 
French  Anthony,  South-st. 
Rogers  Robert,  South-st. 
Towusend  John,  South-st. 


Bakers. 
Allen  and  Murra}',  North-st. 
Coyne  William,  South-st. 
Connor  Edward,  South-st. 
Cummins  Moses,  Quay-st. 
Langshaw  John,  South-st. 
Nowlan  Michael,  South-st. 
Phelau  James,  South-st. 
Power  James,  South-st. 

Boot  (.y  Shoemakers. 
D  >wsley  James,  South-st. 
Martin  William,  Quay-st. 
Sherlock  James,  Quay-st. 
Sherlock  John,  North-st. 
Wilson  Peter,  Charles  SC. 


NEW  ROSS. 


221 


Brewer. 

Sutton  Michael,  Irisbtown 

China  Dealers. 
Farreil  Edward,  Quay 
Malony  Catherine,  Mary-st. 

Custom  House. 
Loftus  Hen.Tottenliam,  Esq.collector,Qiiay 
Ward  George,  Esq.  Landw;iiter,Charles-st. 

Flax  Dressers  and  Ropers. 
Lanargan  John,  Mary-st, 
Wall  Philip,  Mary-st. 
Williams  Joseph,  Mary-st. 

Grocers,   (Sfc. 
Banks  William,  South-st. 
Boiger  Moses,  (and  spirit  dealer)  Mary-st. 
Culien  Peter,  North-st. 
Cummins  Moses,  Quay-st. 
Doyle  John,  Quay 
Eustace  Ann,  Mary-st. 
Fisher  Robert,  Quay-st. 
Hewlett  John,  North-st- 
NevillJohn,  Mary-st. 
Williams  Joseph,  Mary-st. 

Haberdashers 
Carr  Ellen,  North-st. 

Everitt  William  Strongbow,    (&  sub-distri- 
butor <»f  stamps)  South-st. 
Hcaly  William,  High-st. 
Inns. 
New  Inn,  Mary  Shanahan,  North-st. 
Royal  Oak,  Hugh  Sliield,  North-st. 

Ironmongers. 
Doyle  Catharine,  Quay 
Gaul  Thomas,  South-st. 
Godwin  J.  and  W.  North-st, 
Molloy  Eliza,  North-st. 
Wood  Ann,  North-st. 

Linen  Drapers. 
Doj'le  John,  Mary-st. 
Moran  Daniel,  South-st. 
Murphy  Mary,  Mary-st. 
Russell  Elizabeth,  South-st. 
Stephens  Jeremiah,  Mary-st. 

Linen  and  fVooUeti  Drapers, 
Gallavin  Bridget,  Mary-st. 
Howlett  James,  Quay-st. 
Kelly  John,  Mary-st. 
Murphy  Margaret,  Mary-st, 
Redmond  John,  Mary-st. 

Merchants. 
Bennett&Matthie,  (spirit,  coal  &  corn)  Quay 
Boyd  John,  (corn  &  flour)  Sugar-house-ln. 
Curtis  William,  (corn)  John-st. 
Drapes  Samuel  and  Co.  (provision)  Quay 
EUy  Sand  ham,  Quay 
Elly  Samuel,  jun,  John-st. 
Goff  Jacob  &  Rich,  (corn  &provis.)  John-st. 
Haye  Edward,  (timber)  Qu^y 
Hartrick  Lamphier  &   Son,    (bacon,  corn, 

flour,  &c.)  Meeting-house-lane 
Hinton  Samuel,  Mary-st. 
Jones  Thos.  &  John,  (lime  &  salt)  Priory-st 
Keily  John,  Quay 
Kough  Edward,  Rosberton 
M'CormicK  Andrew,  John-st. 
M'Gillicuddy  Patrick  &  Co.  Quay 


Painters  and  Glaziers. 
Doyle  Michael,  Mary-st. 
Nicholson  Charles,  Mnry-st. 
Physifians, 
Drapes  Richard  Lamphier,  South-st. 
Foley  William,  Jolin-st. 
Kavanajh  Edward,  John-st. 
Kavanagh  Genrge,  John-st. 

Publicans,  ^c. 
Busher  John,  Mary-st. 
Culien  Peter,  Nort!i-st. 
Coyne  William,  South-st. 
Doyle  Arthur,  South-st. 
Doyle  Martin,  North-st. 
Farreil  Michael,  North-st. 
Handrick  Martin,  Bridge-st. 
Kavanagh  Arthur,  Mary-st. 
Lang^haw  Jrihn,  South-st. 
Malony  Denis,  Miiry-st. 
Murphy  Brant,  (and  auctioneer)  Bridge- 
Power  Martin,  Quay-st. 
W'alsh  Philip,  Mary-st. 

Saddlers. 
Chambers  James,  North-st. 
Chute  George,  South-st. 

Surgeons. 
Cliirke  Michael,  South-st. 
Hewlett  [Martin,  Mary-st. 
Mulgrew  Patrick,  Quay-st. 

Tallow  Chandlers. 
Corish  Nicholas,  North-st. 
Jeffares  Joseph,  Marj'-st. 

Tanners  and  Leather  Sellers. 
Hinton  Samuel,  Mary-at. 
Jones  Thomas  &  Son,  Priory-st. 

Tobaeco7iists, 
Allen  and  Murray,  North-st.  ' 

Haiirick  John,  South-st. 
Redmond  John,  North-st. 

Watch  and  Clock  Malcei'S. 
Lynch  Timothy,  South-st. 
Whitney  Andrew,  Sottth-st. 

Wine  and  Spirit  Merchants. 
Comniins  William,  North-st. 
French  John,  South-st. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Cavannagh  Eliza,  pawn  broker,  Mary-st. 

Dovv'sley  William,  card  maker,  Mary-st. 

Keating  John,  ioiner,  Mary-st. 

Kenny  Margaret,  dyer,  Mary-st. 

Shaw  Ann,  confectioner,  South-st. 

Thompson  William,  cooper.  Quay 

Tennison  Ann,  stay  maker,  South-st. 

Tobin  Thos.  mercantile  academy,  Mary-sti 

Cars. 

From  the  New  Inn,  North-street. 

To  lVate.)ford  three  times  every  day,  ex- 
cept Sunday,  the  first  at  seven  in  the 
morning,  the  second  at  nine,  and  the 
third  at  one  p,  m. 

To  TVexfm-d  every  day  except  Sunday,  a  t 
eleven  in  the  morning. 

To  Eniscorthy  Mon.Wed.&  Fri.  at  one  p.m. 

To  Carlow  iVlon,  Wed,  and  Fri,  at  seven  in 
the  morniug, 


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NEWRY, 


BATED  OH  the  banks  of  a  small  but  navigable  river,  which  bears  its  name  (Newry 
Water)  is  a  considerable  River  Port,    Borough,   Market,  and  Post  Town,  chiefly  in  the 
County  of  Down,  50  miles  north  of  Dublin.     It  is  principally  built  on  the  side  of  a  steep 
hill,  and  its  situation  generally  is  but  indifferent ;    the  streets  for  the  most  part  narrow^ 
and  it  boasts  of  but  few  Public  Edifices  worthy  of  note.     This  town  owes  its  origiu  to  Sir 
Nicholas  Bagnall.     He  rebuilt  it,  and  erected  the  Church,  (now  in  a  state  of  dilapidation) 
with  a  strong  Gastle  for  its  defence.     Within  the  last  50  years  Newry  has  become  thft 
most  opulent  and  Commercial  Town  in  the  County,   possessing  many  wealthy  Merchants 
and  Traders.     By  means  of  a  navigable  communication  with  the  Irish  Sea,  on  the  one 
hand,  and  with  the  celebrated  lake  of  Lough   Neagh  and  the  town  of  Belfast,  on  the  i 
Other,   its  exports  and  imports  are  very  considerable  ;  among  the  former  may  be  enumef  ^ 
rated,   oats  and   oatmeal,  beef,  pork,  hams,  and  fitches,  live  cattle,  hogs,  plain  lineo'l 
and  butter  ;    for   the  latcer  article  it  is  particularly  famous.     Among  its  imports  may 
be   named  flax  seed,  timber,   iron,    and    colonial  produce   generally.     The  town  con-    - 
tains  about  2500  houses,  and  upwards   of  15,000  inhabitants.    The  principal   employ- 
ment of  the  labouring  classes  in  the  vicinity,  is  the  manufacture  of  linen  cloth,  of  which 
'ipwards  of  3,000,000  of  yards  are  exported  atmually.     Newry,  it   has  been  previously 
remarked,  is  comparatively  poor  in  Public  Buildings.    The  New  Church  however,    forms 
an  exception,  it  possesses  some  degree  of  grandeur,  but  its  scite  is  by  no  means  happily 
selected.     It  has  a   good  Commercial  Coffee  Room,  used  as  an  exchange,  with  a  small 
but  neat  Theatre.    The  places   of  worship  are  two   Churches  of  the  Establishment,  one  ^ 
Catholic  Chapel,   with  Meeting  Houses  of  Presbyterians,  Methodists  and  Scceders,   and, 
three   Public  Schools.     Here  are  also   a  Fever   Hospital,  two  Sessions  Houses,   and  a 
Bridewell.     The  town  is  governed  by  a  Seneschal,  Magistrates,  High  Constable,  and 
four  Baronian  Constables.     The  Borough  of  Newry  returns  one  Member  to  Parliament  j 
the  present   representative  is  the  Hon.  Francis  Jack  Needham.     Markets  are  held  every 
Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Saturday,  and  the  Fairs  on  the  Monday  after  Easter  and  the  29tb 
of  October.     Cairn  Bane  Races  on  the  1st  of  November, 


Post  Office,  HUl-st.- 


ARJIIYALS. 

From  Dublin  at  5  Morning,and  4  Afternoon 
Belfast  and  Scotch,  at  half  past  9  Evening 
Carlingford  at  7  Evening 
Dungannon  qunvter  before  9  Evening 
Kirkeel  20  minutes  past  7  Evening 
NewtoflArdes,  5  minutes  before  8  Evening 


Assistant  Postmaster,  Mr.  J.  Moore. 
MAILS. 

DEPARTURES. 

To  Dublin  10  Morning  and  10  at  Night 
Belfast  at  20  minutes  past  5  Morning 
Carlingford,    Garvagh,.    Kirkeel,    Newtoa 

Ardes,    P.  Glenone,    and    Siigo,    at   6 

Morning 
England  at  4  Afternoon 


Academies, 
Alcorn  .Jane,  near  Hill-st. 
Campbell  Archibald,  High-st. 
Cleveland  Elinor,  Hill-st. 
Henderson  David,  Hill-st. 
Leigh  Isaac,  Mill-st. 
M'Neill  Robert,  Hill-st. 
O'Beirne  Francis,  Edward-st. 
Smith  M.  Market-st. 

J  gents.     ' 
Henry  and  Reid  [to  Sir  VVm.  Alexander's 

Bank]  Sugar-house  Quay 
Ogle    Samuel,    [to    the     Underwriters   at 

Lloyd's]   Merchants-quay 
Thompson  W.  N.  Esq.    [to  Lord  Viscount 

Kilmurray]  Sandys-st. 
Townley  S.  and  J.  [to  the  Belfast   Bank] 

Merchants-quay 

Apothecaries, 
Bell  George,  [and  chymistj  HiU-ft,^;      ... 
Black  William,  North-st.         "„  *,','■''"•, 
Magoffin  James,  Nortji-st,.  t     .,     •:  ■ 

Miller  George, M[arket-st> 


Taylor  Robert,  Boat-st. 
Verdon  Michael,  Castlc-st. 
Wood  John,  Sugar-island 

Architects. 
Boyd  James,  Hill-st. 
Cowan  James,  [and  measurer]  Mill-st. 
Duff  William,  Boat-st. 
O'Fairell  Patrick,  near  Lurgan  •' 

Ryan  Patrick,  Queen-st.  Bailybought 
Attornies  and  Solicitors. 
Anderson  George,  Ncedham-place 
Bell  &  Dobbin,  Needha«n-place,  &  Armagh 
Devlin  Mark,  jun.  Sugar-island 
Glenny  J.  and  J.  O.  jun.  Castle-st. 
Grier  Robert,  Hill-st. 
Ogle  John,  Canal-st. 
Ogle  George,  Hill-st. 

Reed  Samuel,     sen.     esq.     [Seneschal   6f 
Newry,  and  Stamp  Distributor]  Cartal^gt- 
Reed  Samuel,  jun.  Canal-st. 
Russel  John,  Boat-st. 
H  ..  Auctioneers, 

Clarke  Arthur,  High-jst.';  ,^..„.. ,.,;..,  im,.Oij 
Corbet  John,  Hill-stwd^BfroM  ..g^njisl  I'M.' 


NEWRY. 


223 


M'Macken  RobRrt,  Canal-st. 
OiT  John,  Canal-st, 

Bakers. 
Devlin  Mark,  Caatle-it. 
Dooney  Ann,  Castle-st. 
Gosson  John,  Market-st. 
Lawless  Henry,  C  anal-st. 
M'Ginnis  Thomas,  North-st. 
M'Kittrick  Thomas,  Mill-st. 
M'Linden  James,  North-st. 
M'Linden  William,  Castle-st. 
M'lVJanus  Daniel,  Mill-st. 
Madden  William,  Boat-st. 
May  Thomas,  Hill-st. 
Osborne  William,  Hill-st. 
Public  Bakery,   Hiil-st. 
Quia  Patrick  and  James,  Water-st. 
Rnssel  Miles,  Sugar-island 
Ryan  Lawrence,  Boat-st, 

Bark  Merchants. 

Carlile  Hugli,  Merchants-quay 

eieuny  and  Mailing,  Merchants-quay 

Glenny  J.  W.  Merchants-quay 
Barristers. 

Anderson  George,  Needham-place 

Moody  James,  Hill-st, 

Basket  Makers. 

M'Garry  Hugh,(2ueen-st.  Ballybouglit 

M'Garry  John,  Queen-st.  Ballybought 
Bleachers  and  Linen  Merchants, 

Coulter  James,  Carmeen 

Cully  James,  Moorvale 

Gordon  William,  Sheep-bridge 

Gordon  John,  Derrylackey 

Rankin  and  Co.  near  MuUyglass 
Bookbinders. 

Blackham  William,  Hill-st. 

Burgess  J.  Corry-placc 

Corry  Samuel,  (bookseller)  Market-st. 
Booksellers  and  Stationers. 

Blackham  William,  Hill-st 

M'Kenny  John,  Market-st. 

Stevenson  James,  Market-st. 

Wilkinson  Alex,  (priater  of  the  Newry  Te- 
legraph, published  Tn.  &  Sat.)  Hill-st. 
Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 

Anderson  Samuel,  North-st. 

Brodie  Hugh,  High-st. 

Cadley  Thomas,  Mill-st. 

Donnell  James,  North-st. 

Guy  John,  Mill-st. 

Herron  Christopher,  North-st. 

Lemnion  Alexander.  North-st. 

Lockhart  James.  Nyrth-st. 

M'Kittrick  James,  Hill-st. 

Magrath  Robert,  High-st. 

Ross  Christopher,  North-st. 

Templeton  Thomas,  North-st. 

Weii:  William,  North-st. 

'Brass  Founders,  Braziers,  and  Tin- 
plate-tborkersi 

Bergin  Michael,  (and  engineer)  Hill-st. 

Boyle  Michael,  (brass-founder)  Sngar-island 

Gordon  William,  North-s-t,^ 

Hill  James,  Monaghan-st. 


Magrath  Richard,  Water-st. 
White  Francis  Market-st. 

Breivers, 
Courtney  and  Boyd,  Ballybought  »^ 

Russell,  M'Kenna  and  Co.  Ballybaogbfi^ 
Turner  and  Glennie,  Warren-point  ''' 

Butter  Merchants. 
Caraher  John,  Butter-crane 
Carter  William,  Butter-crane 
Cowan  William,  Butter-crane 
Harvey  Thomas,  Merchants-quay 
M'Allister  Robert,  sen.  Butter-crane 
M'AlHster  Robert,  jun.  Butter-crane 
M'Clenaghan  James,  Butter-crane 
Nesblt  John,  Butter-crane 
Nesbit  Joseph,  Butter-crane 
Orr  John,  Merchants-quay 
Savage  John,  Butter-crane 
Townley  Samuel  and  James,  Butter-crane 

Cabinet  Makers. 
Bryden  James,  Kin;^-st. 
Flanagan  John,  High-st.  i 

Fletcher  William,    (and  uphol.)  Kildare*sll 
Fletcher  Michael,  Canal-st, 
Henecy  John,  [chairs]  High-st. 
Smith  Isaac,  [and  upholst.]  Kildare-st. 
Smith  John,  W  illiam-st. 

Card  Makers. 
Fagan  James,  Market-st. 
M'Cnnis  Hugh,  Water-it. 

Cart  and  Car  Makers. 
Jennings  James,  Spence's-row 
M'Evot  Moses,  Firidge-st.  , 

M 'Shane  Nicholas,  Mill-st. 
Roundtree  Patrick,  Hill-st. 

Clothes  Dealers, 
Anderson  John,  North-st, 
Black  Robert,  North-st. 
Brown  Jauc,  High-st. 
Foster  John,  Nortli-st. 
Gallagher  James,  North-st. 
Glenny  Mary,  Norh-st, 
Gourley  Samuel,  North-st.  ; , 

Keenan  Bernard,  North-st.  ,,. 

Kelly  George,  North-st. 
Kenan  Joseph,  North-st. 
M'Court  John,  North-st. 
M'Crwm  Robert,  North-st, 
M' Manns  W.  North-st.J 
Madden  J.  North-st. 
Mooney  John,  Noitb-st. 
O'Donnell  Michael,  North-st. 
Quin  George,  North-st. 
Raverty  Terence,  North-st. 

Coach  Owners  and  Builders. 
Benn  Robert  and  Co.  [builders]  Hill-st. 
Greir  &  Anderson,  [Mail  Coach  Co.]  Hill-ljt 
Russell  Robert,  Hill-st.  ;5,'; 

Coal  Merchants. 
Bryden  William,  New-st. 
Cooke  Richard,  Edward-st.  , 

Corry  and  Little,  Merchants-quay  j 

Courtney  and  Boyd,  Merchants-quay      5!:^ 
Duffy  Terence,  New-st.    .  '/; 

Johnson  G,  W.  Sngar-boiise-t(uay 


NEWSY. 


Lyle  Joseph,  Merfhants-qua'/ 

INI'Guire  ;incl  M'Parlan,   IV1  ercliants-quay 

OiT  Jobn,  Merclwints-quay 

Siinil  cy  Robert,  KcUvfti'il-st. 

Speijce  and  Nlooie,  (.'anal-st. 

Towiiley  S.  and  J.  Merchants-quay 

i'onfcvtioners. 
Jlorgan  Mary,  Water-st. 
Osborne  Win.  Hill-st, 

Coopers. 
Grant Tliomas,  BallybouglU-biidge 
Grant  John,  High-st. 
M'Ardell  Henry,  Mill-st. 
Nicholson  William,  Water-st. 
Nicholson  John,  Ballybought 
Nicholson  Thomas,  Water-st. 
Rooney  Peter,  New-st. 

Coppersmiths, 
Ballard  William,  North  st. 
Gordon  William,  North-st. 
Hill  James,  Monaghan-st. 
Magrath  Richard,  VVatcr-st, 
Pattison  John,  North-st. 
White  Friinc)?,  Market-st. 

Cork  Mmivfadurcrs. 
Wallace  J.  H.  fiildMre-st. 
Wallace  Samuel,  Hill-st. 

Cvrn  Merchants . 
Caraher  John,  Merchants-qnay 
Duffy  Terence,  New-st. 
Harvey  Thomas,  Merchants-quay 
Henry  and  Reid,  Stigar-house-quay 
Townley  S.  and  J.  Mercbants-quay 

Corn  Millers  and  Flour  Dealers. 
Atkinson  George,  Mill-vale 
Collins  Arthur,  Water-st. 
Gordon  and  Parsons,  Derrylackey 
Newry  Mill  Co.  Mill-st. 
Thompson  W.  N.  Saudys-st. 
Wright  John,  North-st. 

Cotton  Mannfacturers. 
Bell  Edward,  Hill-st. 
Clarke  Edward,  High-st. 
Rankin     and   Co.    (and    cotton    spinners-) 
Mullyglass 

Distillers. 
Caulfield, Thompson  &  Darcy,  Monaghan-st 

■  Dyers. 
Collins  Arthur,  Water-st. 
Collins  Arthur,  North-st. 
Cosgrave  Francis,  Mill-st. 
Keenan  Barnet,  North-st. 
M'Henery  Charles,  North-st. 

Feather  Merchants, 

Burke  Patrick,  William-st. 

Dunn  Michael,  Mill-st. 

Ferrigan  James,  (and  rag  dealer)  Mill-st. 

Hamilton  James,  Mill-st. 

Sharkey  D.  (and  rag  dealer,)  Mill-st. 
Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Offices. 

Atlas,  Richard  Walsh,  Market-st. 

Norwich  Union,  John  Corbet,  jun.  Hill-st 

Royal  Exchange,    William  Carter,   Mer- 
chants-quay 

5mjj,  J.  T.  Halyday,  Hill-st. 


Glass,  Chincf^^E'artkenware  Diners 
Haughy  Maurice,  Market-st. 
M'Cann  Bridget,  North-st. 
Savage  C.  James,  North-st. 

Glaziers,  Painters  aiid  Plumbers, 

Baird  Hans,  Hill-st. 

Boyd  James,  Norlh-st. 

Harbison  Rlatthew,  High-st. 

M'Donald  William,  North-st. 

M'Donaid  John,  North-st. 

Pock  ridge  Michael,    Ballybought 

Ruddle  William,  North-st. 

Grocers,  Spirit  Dealers,  8fc, 

Best  J.  and   E.  (and  spirit  merchants)  Su- 
gar-island 
-Brady  Daniel,  Castle-st. 

Bradv  Thomas,  Castle-st. 

Caulfield  Edward,  Hill-st. 

Coleman  Bernard,  Castle-st. 

Collins  Arthur,  VVater-st. 
.Cooke  George,  Canal-st.     . 

Cowan  .William,  Market-st. 

Crawford  Andrew,  North-st. 

Davidson  Isaac,  W^ater-st. 

Davidson  John,  High-st'. 

Devlin  Mark,  Castle-st. 

Pagan  Terence,  High-st. 

Fagan  and  Dojie,  North-st. 

Farin  and  Coleman,  (&  0!l)'Watcr-st-  '^, 

Hancock  William,  (wh.)  Sugar-island  ' 

Hai-court  Ricliard,  High-st  -' 

Humphries  William,  Boat-st, 

.'enuings  Daniel,  Mill-st. 

Jennuigs  Charies,  Mill-st. 

King  Thomas,  North-st. 

M'Cambley  John,  Castle-st,  ; 

M'Cambley  Henry,  Castle-st. 

M'Cann  Francis,  North-st.  ' 

M'Gill  Heury,  High-st. 

M'Glathery  VYilliam,  High-st. 
M'Naghten  and  Dalzell,  (wh.)  North-st. 

Maguire  &  M'Parlan,  (wh.)  Merchts.-quay 

Maguire  Mary,  Water-st. 

Marshall  John,  Market-st. 

QuinJohn,  (and  wh.  spirit  dealer)  Kildare-st 

Quin  Luke,  (&  .'spirit  &  oil  dealer)  North-st 

Quin  Patrick -and  James,  Water-st. 

Rice  Ann,  Mill-st 

Ryan  Lawrence,  Boat-st. 

Savage  John,  Sugar-island 

Savage  William,  North-st. 

Savage  Hcnvy,  North-st. 

Scott  George,  Market-st. 

Scott  and  Nelson,  Sugar-island 

Scott  David,  Water-st. 

Sharkey  Dominick,  Mill-st. 

Small  John,  Market-st. 

Spence  and  Moore,  fwh.)  Canal-st. 

Spence  Thomas,  Canal-st, 

Taggart  Owen,  Market;-st. 

Todd  John,  North-st. 

Tosh  William,  Sugar-island 

Town)ey  S.  and  J.  (merehts.)  Mei'chants-q.  ' 

Turley  Henry,  High-st. 

Wilson  James,  North-st, 

Haberdashers. 
Blaney  Mary,  (lineu  draper)  North-st. 


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Campbell  E.  and  M.  North-st. 

Campbell  M.  Mill-st. 

Crosier  M.  M.  and  E.  North-st. 

Jamieson  M.  Market-square 

Marshall  William,  North-st. 

Nugent  JasTies,  North-st. 

Reeves  Ann,  Hill-st. 

Rooney  Charles,  (linen  draper)   North-st. 

Torley  Patrick,  Market-st. 

Trainor  Terence,  North-st. 

Haberdashers  and  Milliners. 
CaulfieldM.  andT  Kildare-st. 
Heron  Mary,  North-st. 
Marshall  Joseph,  Market-st, 
Mee  Jane,  North-st. 

Hat  Manufacturers  and  Dealers, 
Benn  Thomas,  North-st. 
Cowan  George,  North-st. 
Cunningham  M.J.  North-st. 
Cunningham  Michael,  Market-st. 
Thompson  John,  North-st. 

Hemp  and  Flax  Merchants  and 
Dressers, 

Caralier  Jn.  (flax  merchant)  Merchants-quay 

Clarke  Edward,  High-st. 

Dunbar  Charles,  North-st. 

Hughes  Phillip,  (merchant)  High-st. 

Johnson  Thomas,  High-st. 

Kean  William,  Sugar-island 

Postley  Alexander,  Sugar-island 

Russell  Matthew,  Sugar-island 

Townley  S.  and  J .  (hemp  merchants)  Mer- 
chants-quay 

Hotels  and  Inns. 

Black  Adam,  (Shakspeare)  Hiil-st., 

Farran  Edward,  (White-cross)  Water-st. 

Gray  Sarah,  (Coach  &  Horses)  Margaret-st. 

Hillan  Marv,  (Coach  and  Horses)  Water-st, 

Trainor  Patrick,    (New  White  Cross)  Mar- 
garet-st. 

Williams  Patrick,  (King's  Arms)  Hill-st. 
Iron  Founder, 

Sharkey  Patrick,  Edward-st. 
Iron  Merchants. 

Cooke  Richard,  Edward  st. 

Jennings  Charles,  Merchants-quay 

Maguireand  M'Parlan,  Merchants-quay 

Sharkey  Robert,  Edward-st. 

Townley  Samuel  and  James,  Merchants  -qu. 
Iron  Mongers. 

Cooke  Richard,     (English  iron    mongery) 
Edward-st. 

Creek  W.  and  3.  North-st. 

Jennings  Peter,  Nprth-st. 

Liddy  Richard,  (and  jeweller)  North-st. 

M'Corry  Henry,  North-st. 

Madill  Robert,  Canal -st. 

White  John,  North-st. 

Joiners  and  Builders, 
Benn  Robert,  (and  engineer)  Sugar-island 
Boyd  James,  Hill-st. 
Humphries  William,  Boat-St. 
Ryan  Patrick,  Queen-st. 

-  -if-M  (iSqfllfa  U5.aJl)  ,1fl«I/i  '<yJ..    ; 


Leather  Cutters. 

Anderson  Samuel,  North-st. 
Byrne  CJatharine,  Casile-st. 
Crawford  Hiigh,  Castle-st. 
Donnell  James,  North-st. 
M'Caniley  Henry,  Castle-st, 
M'Cann  Francis,  North-st. 
M'Sherry  Edward,  North-st. 
Maguire  Mary,  Water-st. 
Power  John,  North-st. 
Ross  Christopher,  North-st. 
Small  Hugh,  Castle-st. 

Lime  Masters. 
Courtney  and  Boyd,  Dublin-bridge 
Hinnan  Robert,  Boat-st. 

Merchants, 
Aiken  John,  Son  and  Co.  Merchants-quay 
Boyd  and  Kerr,  Monaghan-st. 
Boyd  John  and  H  ugh ,  Bason 
Caralier  Jn.    (gen.  com  mis.)  Merchants*qu. 
Carlile  Hugh,   Merchants-quay 
Cooke  Richard,  Edward-st. 
Corry  and  Little,  Merchants- quay 
Courtney  and  Boyd,  Merchants- quay 
Dutfy  Terence,  Merchants-quay 
Glonnv  and  Melling,  (commis.  stores)  Mer» 

cliants-quay 
Gl?<iny  Isaac  Wm,  Merchants-quay 
Hanna  George,  Edward-st. 
Harvey  Thomas,  Merchants-quay 
Henry  and  Reid,  Sup;ar-house-quay 
Hughes  Philip,  High-st. 
Jefferson  and  Godirey,  Merchants-quay 
Jennings  Charles,  Merchants-quay 
Johnston  W.  G,  Sugar-house-quay 
Lyle  Joseph,  Merchants-quay 
M'Clenaghan  James,  Merchants-quay 
M'Macken  Robert,  Merchants-quay 
M'Naghten  and  Dalzell,  North-st. 
Maguire  and  M'Parlan,  Merchants-quay 
Nesbit  Joseph,  Butter-crane 
Ogle  Samuel,    (&  master  extraordinary  in 

the  four  eourts)  Merchants-quay 
Orr  John,  Merchants-quay 
Purden  Robert,  Merchants-quay 
Sharkey  Robert,  Edward-st. 
Spence  and  Moore,  Canal-st. 
Swanzy  Wilson  and  Co.  Sugar-house-quay 
Townley  S.  and  J.  Merchants-quay 
White  David  and  Henry,  (commiss.)  Mer- 
chants-quay 

Milliners. 
Donnell  Ann,  North-st. 
Fitzsimmons  Fanny,  Bason 
Heron  M.  H.  B.  and  E.  North-st. 
M'iiaffin  Misses,  North-st. 
Moore  Charlotte,  Kildare-st. 
Morgan  Mary,  Hill-st. 

Nesbit  Harriet,  Kildare-st.  ^ 

Ruddle  Susan,  North-st. 
Steward  A.  J.  North-st. 

Oil  Dealers^ 
Farren  and  Coleman,  Water-st, 
Kearney  Francis,  Boat-st.  f 

Quin  Luke,  North-st.  ,  y>, 


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Pawnhrokers. 

Campbell  Thomas,  Castle-st. 
'  Frazer  George,  Canal-st. 
Lyle  James,  High-st. 
Whitehead  Richard,  Boat-st. 
Physicians. 
Black  John,  Hill-st. 
Johnson  William,  Sandys-st. 
Verdon  Thomas,  Market-square 

Plasterers. 
Jackson  Edward  and ^ons,  Boat-st, 
M'Donnell  and  Sons,  Commons 
Ryan  Daniel,  High-st. 

Public  Notaries. 
Corbett  John,  (and  accountant)  Hill-st. 
Ogle  Samuel,  Merchants-quay 

Rope  and  Sail  Makers. 
Dunbar  Charles,  (and  pipe  maker)  North-st 
Holmes  James,  High-st. 
Kean  William,   Sugar-island 
Postley  Alexander,  Sugar-island 
Russell  Matthew,  Sugar-island 

Saddlers, 
Barnet  Hugh,  Sugar-island 
Blackham  James,  Market-st. 
Hancock  Robert,  Water-st. 
Murphy  Patrick,  Hill-st, 
Quin  Bernard,  Castle-st. 
Spotswood  Henry,  Boat-st. 
Spotswood  George,  Boat-st. 

Seed  Merchant. 
Creevy  William,  Corner  t)f  Hill-st. 

Ship  Brokers. 
Godfrey  and  Jefferson,  Merchants-quay 
Lang  William,  Merchants-quay 
M'Macken  Robert,  Merchants-quay 
Purden'Robert,  Merchants- quay 
Ship  Builder's,   8fc. 
Russell  Matthew,  Merchants- quay 
Shiels  Isaac,  Green-island 
Shiels  Patrick,  (and  publican)  Green-island 

Slate  Merchants. 
Bry den  William,  New-st. 
Guy  George,  Merchants-quay 
Hanna  George,  Merchants-quay 
Lyle  Joseph,  Merchants-quay 
Stay  Makers. 
Dunsheath  Mary,  Hill-st. 
M'Lin  Margaret,  Sugar-island 
Murphy  Sarah,  Hill-st. 

Stone  and  Marble  Masons. 
Hanna  George,  Edward-st. 
Lyle  Joseph,  (marble  mercht.)  Merchants-q 
May  James,  (marble  manufactory)  Dublin- 
bridge 

Straw  Hat  Makers. 
Corry  William,  Hill-st. 
Douglas  Jane,  Sugar-island 
Gillespie  Catharine,  Sugar-island 
Heanan  Elizabeth,  Mill-st. 
Ruddle  Eliza,  North-st. 

Surgeons. 
Brown  Richard,  (staff)  Low-grounct 
Magoffin  .James,  North-st, 


Miller  George,  Market-st. 
Verdon  Thomas,  (and  M.  D.)  Market-sq. 
Wood  John,  Sugar-island 
Tailors- 
Dodds  William,  Water-st, 
Logan  William,  Bridge-st. 
Luddon  John,  Water-st. 
M'Convill  Anthony,  Market-square 
M'Convill  Matthew,  Market-st. 
Sloane  John,  Mill-st. 

Tallow  Chandlers. 
Coleman  Bernard,  Castle-st 
Crawford  Andrew,  North-st. 
Davison  Arthur,  Castle-st, 
Leadly  Edward,  Canal-st. 
M'Adam  Owen,  High-st. 
M'Minn  Joseph,  Sugar-island 
M'Naghten  and  Dalzell,  North-st. 
Murtagh  Ann,  Boat-st. 
Savage  John,  Sugar-island 
Todd  John,  North-st. 
Wilson  James,  North-st. 

Tanners  and  Curriers. 
Callan  Denis,  Mill-st. 
Caaningham  Michael,  Hide-st. 
Pagan  Hugh,  Mill-st. 
Kearney  Francis,  Boat-st. 
Kearney  Patrick,  Boat-st. 
M'Cormick  Patrick,  Hide-st. 
M'Coy  Matthew,  Market-square 
Murphy  Lawrence,  Downsbire-road 
Simpson  Ebenezer,  Old-quay 
SkilSngton  Hugh,  Boat-st. 

Taverns  and  Public  Houses. 
Blackham  William,  Boat-st, 
Byrne  Peter,  Boat-3t. 
BjTnes  William,  North-st. 
Campbell  Felix,  Boat-st. 
Campbell  Michael,  Canal-st. 
Clarke  John,  Boat-st 
Coleman  Joseph,  Water-st. 
Copeland  William,  North-st. 
Copes  Mary,  Water-st. 
Crawford  Samuel,  Castle-at. 
Crawford  Hugh,  Boat-st. 
Cunningham  Mary,  Boat-st. 
Daly  Francisj  North-st. 
Dempsey  John,  Castle-st. 
Gosson  Peter,  Market-st. 
Graham  Isaac,  Water-st. 
Grant  Nicholas,  Castle-st. 
Grant  Thomas,  Merchants-quay 
Griffin  Philip,  Water-st, 
Griffin  George,  Ballyhought 
Hamilton  James,  Mill-st. 
Hamilton  James,  Mill-st, 
Hare  Michael,  Boat-st. 
Horton  xMoses,  High-st. 
Jennings  Daniel,  Mill-st. 
Killen  Thomas,  Mill-st. 
M'Calpin  George,  Ballybougbt 
M'Campley  Terence,  Nortb-st. 
M'Campley  Bridget,  North-st. 
M'Campley  Michael,  Canal-st. 
M'Cormick  Arthur,  Castle-st, 


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M'Cenvill  Ann,  North-st. 
M'Dowall  Wm.  Canal-st. 
M'Gowan  George,  Nortli-st, 
M'Keown  Felix,  Monaghan-st. 
M 'Sherry  Edward,  North-st. 
Magee  Henry,  Mill-st. 
Maguire  M.  Margaret-st. 
Matthews  Thomas,  Buat-st. 
Mitchell  Joseph,  Sugar-island 
Morgan  Francis,  Bridge-st. 
Morgan  Edward,  Mill-st. 
Murphy  Joseph,  Ballybought 
Norton  Moses,  High-st. 
Polan  Thomas,   Castle-st. 
Quia  James,  Water-st. 
Revel  James,  North-st. 
Ryan  Lawrence,  Boat-st. 
Ryan  Jimes,   High-st. 
Sherry  Thomas,  Ballybought 
Shoulder  Arthur,   North-st. 
Small  Hugh,  High-st. 
Thompson  Archibald,  Boat-st. 
Thompson  James,  NorCh-st. 
Thompson  Robert,  Ballybought , 
Trainor  Patrick,   Margaret-st. 
Trainor  J.  (carmen's  inn)  Canal-st. 
Withers  J.  Mill-st. 
Wright  John,    North-st. 

Timber  Merchants 
Aiken  John,    Son  and  Co.   Merchants-quay 
Boyd  and  Ker,    Monaghan-st. 
Boyd  John  and  Hugh,    Bason 
Cooke  Richard,  Edward-st. 
Corry  and  Little,  Merchants-quay 
Guy  George,    Merchants-quay 
Hanna  George,    Edw:ard-st, 
Henry  and  Reid,   Sugar-house-quay 
Jennings  Charles,  Merchants-quay 
Lyle  Joseph,  Merchants-quay 
Maguire  and  M'Parlan,  Merchants-quay 
Sharkey  Robert,    Edward-st. 
Townley  Saml,  and  James,   Merchants-quay 

Tobacco  Manufacturers. 
Hancock  William,  Sugar-island 
Jennings  Charles,  Merchants-quay 
M'Naghten  and  Dalzell,  North-st. 
Rice  Ann,  Market-st. 
Savage  John,  Sugar-island 
White  D.  and  H.  Merchants-quay 
Wilson  James,  North-st. 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers, 
Aicken  Greaves,  Water-st, 
Blackham  George,  Hill-st. 

Wheelwrights  and  Wood  Turners. 
Chadwiek  George,  Ballybought 
Henery  James,  Boat-st, 
Hill  Joseph,  Sandys-st. 
Ruddy  Patrick,  Needhara-st. 
Whitesmiths. 
Madill  Robert,  Canal-st. 
Magrath  ITiomas,  Sugar -island 
Magrath  Ralph,  Sugai--island- 

Wine  Merchants. 
Thompson  Henry,  Sugar-island 
Walker  Isaac,  Canal-st. 


Wallace  J.  H.  Kildare-st, 
Wallace  Samuel,  Hill-st. 

Woollen  Drapers. 
Byrne  Catharine,  Castle-st. 
Graham  Andrew,  Market-st. 
Halydaj'J.T.   (carpet,  furniture  and  paper 

hanging   warehouse,     and   lottery  office 

keeper.)  Hill-st. 
O'HaganA.  P-  North-st, 
O'Hagan  John,  Market-st. 
O'HaganJ.  A.  Market-st. 
Searight  James,  North-st. 
Walsh  Richard,  Market-st, 

MISCELLANY. 

Carlile  Hugh,  (American,  West  Indian,  an^ 
Danish  Consul,  and  Master  of  "the  But- 
ter-crane) Merchants-quay 

Dunsheatli  James,  eomb  manuft.  Hill-st. 

Guy  George,    stocking  manuft.  North-st. 

Irvine  John,  gun  m.iker,  Boat-st. 

M'Cardell  John,  block  maker,  Boat-st. 

M'Clcnaghan  James,  provision  merchant,- 
Merchants-quay 

M'Gijmls  Thomas,  starch  manuft.  North-st. 

Orr  John,  ma.sier  of  the  corn  crane,  Canal-st 

Rogers  John,  glover,  &,c.  Hill-st. 

Thompson  Nicholas,  cutler,  North-st. 

Thompson  Rt,  master  of  the  meal  crane, 
liallybought 

Wilson  William,  brush  manuft.  King-st. 


Officers  (principal)  of  H.  M.  Customs, 

Collector,  W.  iN.  Thompson,  Esq. 

Comptroller,  H.  M'Clelanfl,  Esq. 

Store  Keeper,  Samuel  Bell,  Esq. 

Cheque  on  Stores,  Hans  Ogle,  Esq. 

Port  Surveyor,  VVilliam  Isaac  Corry,  Esq>. 

,      ,      .  f  Thomas  Waring,  Gent. 

Landwaiters    |  Christopher  Moore,  G*nt. 

Pro  Collector,  Rt.  Sheehan 

Guaging  Surveyor,  James  M'Conway 
Officers  (prinripal)  of  Excise 

Thompson  Ross,  Esq.  Collector 

Robert  Wallace,  Gentleman,  Pro-Collector^, 

Edward  T.  Savage,  Esq.  Surveyor 

Andrew  Wallace,  Esq.  Surveyor. 
Coaches. 
From  Anderson  and  Greer's  OFfiCE, 
Hill-street. 

Mails  to  Dublin  at  ten  in  the  morning,  and; 
ten  minutes  before  ten  at  night. 

To  Belfast  at  twenty  minutes  past  five  in 
the  morning,  and  at  quarter  past  four  ia. 
the  evening. 

The  Lark   Post    Coach   to    Dublin    every 
morning  at  seven,   and  retorns  at  four  ip, 
the  evening. 
From  Mary   Hillan's  Water-street^ 

Post  Coach  to  Downpatrich,  evefj'  Monday, 
Wednesday,    and  Friday,  at  ten   in   the' 
morning,    returns   Tuesday,     Thursday, 
and  Sunday,  at  four  in  the  evening. 
Packets. 

The  St.  Patrick,  Marquis  and  Mat-y  Packet* 
sail  in  rotation  to  Liverpool  from  War- 
ren's Point.  Agent  at  Nemry,  Mr,  James. 


NEWRY. 


Hamilton,  Mill-st.— at  Warren's  Point, 
Mr.  John  Gossoon. 

Newry  Passage  Boat 

Arrives  from  Knock  Bridge  every  Tuesday, 
Thursday,  and  Saturday,  at  half  past  ten 
in  the  morning,  and  leaves  Newry  on  its 
return  at  four  in  the  evening  on  the  same 
days. 


Regular  Traders  convey  goods  \iO  Liverpool 
from  Merchants-quay 

Cars  attend  daily  at  Trainer's  &  Robinson's,' 
Canal-st.  which  convey  goods  to  the 
Counties  of  j^ntrim,  Armagh,  Cavan, 
Enniskillen,  Louth,  Meath,  Monaglian, 
and  Tyrone.    And  from  Morgan's  Dub- 

'  lin  Bridge,  to  the  Counties  of  Dublin, 
Armagh,  Louth,  Meath,  and  Monaghan. 


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SLIGO, 

Jl  he  county  of  Sligo,  which  the  Atlantic  Ocean  confines  on  the  North,^  is  from  N.  to  S. 
•^"  miles  in  length,  and  the  greatest  breadth  is  30  miles.  The  town  of  Sligo  is  the  capi- 
ta;  and  the  only  sea  port  and  town  of  any  trade  in  the  county,  it  is  104  miles  N.  W.  of 
Dublin,  and  is  a  very  flourishing  commercial  place.  Within  these  eight  or  ten  years  the 
London  trade  has  been  greatly  extended  here.  The  merchandize  consists  in  the  exportation 
of  butter,  meal,  gi'ain,  mess  beef  and  pork,  linen  and  linen  yarn,  chiefly  shipped  to  London, 
Liverpool  &  Glasgow;  the  butter  trade  forms  avery  prominent  feature  of  mercantile  interest ; 
it  conmiences  about  May,  and  continues  till  December  following,  and  is  transacted  in  the 
butter  market,  which  is  a  spacious  new  and  convenient  erection.  The  merchants  here  make 
their  purchases  from  farmers,  &c.  who  bring  the  butter  from  the  surrounding  country, 
packed  in  casks  ready  for  exportation  ;  previous  to  the  sales  taking  place,  it  undergoes  an 
examination  by  the  butter  taster,  appointed  for  that  purpose  ,  every  cask  is  then  marked 
according  to  its  quality,  such  an  excellent  regulation  prevents  all  possibility  of  imposition, 
which  probably  at  one  period  of  the  trade  was  practised.  The  amount  of  cash  paid  in  this 
market  weekly,  is  from  3  to  4000  pounds,  with  an  encrcase  of  nearly  30,000  casks  more 
than  was  sold  last  year.  The  purchases  of  grain  in  the  corn  market,  is  also  considerable, 
there  being  bought  44,000  barrels  of  oats  more  this,  than  the  last  year.  The  market 
days  for  corn  and  butter,  are  Tuesdays  and  Fridays,  l^he  encrease  of  commerce  generally, 
is  evident  fi'om  the  list  of  tonnage  of  shipping,  which  belonged  to  this  port  in  the  year  1810, 
being  only  2S0  tons,  and  all  small  sloops  ;  and  at  the  present  period,  there  are  upwards 
of  1200  tons  and  many  fine  large  vessels,  which  are  constantly  employed  in  export  and 
importation,  beside  many  ships  often  arriving  from  foreign  parts,  with  timber,  flax  seed, 
&c.  &c.  The  public  Institutions  of  Sligo,  evince  the  refinement  and  liberality  of  its  re- 
spectable inhabitants,  viz.  a  well  conducted  Infirmary,  Fever  Hospital,  and  a  most  respect- 
able Charter  School  ;  there  is  also  a  News  Room,  (to  which  all  strangers  have  free  access) 
a  well  edited  newi-paper,  is  published  in  this  town,  every  Tuesday  and  Saturday,  by  the 
much  respected  Proprietor,  Mr.  Alex.  Bolton. 

The  places  of  worship  are  at  present,  an  extensive  Protestant  Church,  an  Independent 
Meeting  House,  a  Methodist  Chapel  and  two  Catholic  Chapels,  viz.  the  Convent  and  St. 
Patrick's,  another  large  Church  of  England  is  in  contemplation,  and  is  supposed  will  soon 
be  built.  Close  to  the  town,  are  the  ruins  of  an  Abbey,  supposed  to  have  been  built  in  the 
thirteenth  century,  the  cloisters  and  some  parts  which  are  still  pretty  perfect,  display  great 
chastity  of  architectural  beauty  ;  within  it  are  many  tombs  and  monuments  of  very 
ancient  date,  and  would  allow  gi-eat  pleasure  to  the  antiquarian.  The  country  about  this 
flourishing  town  is  mountainous,  romantic  and  M'ildly  grand  ;  the  river  Garrogue  which 
flows  through  the  town  adds  considerably  to  its  beauty,  and  in  the  summer  months,  there 
are  numerous  aquatic  parties  who  frequent  it.  Hazelwood,  the  seat  of  Owen  Wynne,  Esq. 
two  miles  distant,  is  a  mo.st  delightful  demesne,  and  a  model  of  agricultural  taste  ;  no 
stranger  .should  omit  visiting  this  beautiful  spot,  it  being  open  to  all  respectable  people,  to 
ride  or  walk  round  it.  There  have  also  lately  been  built  a  vei-y  neat  and  commodious 
Custom  House,  and  a  spacious  new  Quay,  wliich  adds  considerably  to  the  convenience  of 
the  shipping  Interests  ;  the  town  is  also,  much  beautified  by  many  handsome  new  houses 
being  lately  erected.  There  are  five  fairs  annually,  viz.  on  the  27th  of  March;  the  first. 
Saturday  after  old  May  day  ;  4th  July  ;  12th  of  August  and  9th  of  October;  which  are 
held  one  day  each,  and  are  chiefly  cattle  fairs.  The  market  days  are  Tuesday,  Fridays 
and  Saturdays. 

Post  Office,  Stephen-st.— Adam  Guthry,  Post  Master.— The  Dublin  Mail,  kaves  Sligo 
every  morning,  (Saturday's  excepted)  at  eight.  The  North  and  Scotch  Mails,  are  dis- 
patched on  the  arrival  of  the  Dublin  Mail,  at  six  every  evening.  The  English  letters  are 
forwarded  by  the  Dublin  Mail. 

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SLIGO. 


229r 


Apothecaries  and  Surgeons, 

Anderson  Francis,  (&  surgeon)  Ratlcliff-st. 
Armstrong  VVm.  (&  surgeon)  Knoxes-st. 
Bell  Win.  (&  surgeon)  Stephen-st. 
Burne  Jolm,  (&  surgeon)  Market-st. 
M'Munn  Saml.  Market-st. 
M'Naier  James,  (&  surgeon)  Castle-st. 
Murray  John,  Stephen-st. 

Architects. 
Ham  Thos.  (&  builder)  Ardnaree 
Kerr  Geo.  (&  builder)   Union-st. 
Lynn  John,  [&  builderJ  Union-st. 

Attornei/s. 
Baker  Isaac,  Knoxes-st, 
Hines  Valentine 

M'Donough  John  &  Jas,  Jail-st. 
Rutherford  Allen,  Stephen-st. 
Rutledge  Peter,  Tyreragh 
Walker  James,  Rathcarrick 

Auctioneers. 
Lawson  Wm.  (&  ship  broker)  Knoxes-st. 
M'Cann  Fras.f&furniture  broker)  Market-st 
O'Rourke  Bryai(,(&  ship  broker)  New  Cus- 
-  tom-house 

Bakers. 
Gilgan  Edw.  Radcliff-st. 
Gilgahn  Michl.  Knoxes-st. 
Hart  Michl.  Radcliff-st. 
Hetherington  Smith,  Old-bridge 

Barristers. 
Baker  Robt. 
Everard  Richard 
M'Cann  John, 
Phillips  Chas.  Abbey-view 

Bleachers  and  Linen  Dealers. 
Algeo  John,  Glenboy 
Ballantine  J.  and  D.  Clonsillagh 
Blest  Albert,  Greenville 
Cunningham  Jas.  Drapers-lawn 
Holmes  Wm.  (and  inspector)  Farm-hill 
Kelly  Andi-ew,  Colooney 
M'Donnell  Wm.  Thorn-hill 
M'Tucker  John,  Spring-field 
Boat  Builders. 
Feeney  John,  Quay-st, 
Welsh  Patrick,  Quay-st. 

Book  Binders. 
Drennan  Alex.  Bridge-st. 
SomerviUe  Beni.  Castle-st. 

Booksellers  and  Stationers. 
Bolton  Alex,    (Printer  and  Publisher  of  the 

Sligo  Journal,  Published  on  Wednesday's 

and  Saturday's*)  Castle-st. 
FeenyJohn,  Knoxes-st. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 
Couolan  Owen,  Radcliff-st. 
Gilgan  Tliady,  Radcliff-st. 
Harrison  John,  Castle-st. 
Hopewell  Andrew,  Radcliff-st. 
M'Cready  George,  Raifcliff-st. 
Ralph  John,  Thomas-st. 
Shaw  William,  Castle-st. 
Wallis  Bartholomew,  Castle-st. 

Braziers  and  Tinmen. 
Gamble  James,  Knoxes-st. 


Johnson  Robert,  Pound-st. 
Paiferty  Neal,  John-st. 
Robertson  Saml.  Castle-st. 
Townsley  J.  Knoxes-st. 
White  James,  Ratcliff-st. 
Whyte  Edwd.  High-st. 

Brewers. 
Anderson  John  and  Cbas.  Farm-hill 
Jamieson  Punbar,  Buckley's-ford 
Madden  Martin  &  Co.  Radcli(f-st. 
Cabinet  Makers  and  Upholsterers. 
Arbuckle  Adam,  Castle-st. 
Burrows  George,  Maghar-boy 
Henry  James,  Knoxes-st. 

Clothes  Brokers. 
Conlan  Patrick,  Jail-st. 
Dyer  !  atrick,  Thomas-st. 
Keaugliron  John,  Thomas-st. 
M'Caran  J.  Thomas-st. 
M'Glone,  Pound-st. 

Coach  Maker. 
Read  George,  Linen-hall-st. 

Cc<fl  Merchants. 
Allen  William,  yuay-st. 
Lawson  William,  Quay-st. 
Middleton  William,  Wine-st. 

Comb  Maker. 
Rochford  George,  Pound-st. 

Confectioners, 
Kelly  Darby,  Market-st. 
Kelly  Edwd.  Castle-st. 
Kelly  Patrick,  RadclifF-st. 
Consul. 
Black  John,  (American  Vice  Consul)  Knox- ' 
es-street  '• 

Coopers.  '■* 

Allingham  Frank,  Pound-st.  '  * 

Allingham  Hugh,  Quay-st, 
Armstrong  James,  Holbourn-st. 
Brennan  Jamds,  old  Market-st. 
Caffry  John,  Pound-st. 
Hare  James,  Stephen-st.  : 

Henry  Thomas,  Gore-st. 
Hudson  Josh.  Church-lane 
M'Corraick  Michl.  Pound-st, 
M'KenzieDaul.  Pound-st, 
Middleton  John,  Wine-st. 
O'Doud  Patrick,  Pound-st. 
Park  Roger,  Old-bridge 

Cork  Cutter. 
Chapman  Anthony,  Knoxes-st. 

Curriers  and  Leather  Cutters, 
Deignan,  Market-st. 
Ward  Matthew,  High-st, 

Cutlers. 
Doberfy  Henry,  (&  jeweller)  Marke^-9t, 
Smith  Barton,  Bridafc-foot-st. 
Warren  William,  New-bridge 

Distiller 
Martin  Abraham,  Knoxes-st. 

Dyer. 
Kelly  James,  Pound-st. 

Earthenware  Dealers. 
Chapman  Anthony,  Knoxes-st. 


230 


SLIGO. 


Christian  Margt.  Knoxes-st. 
Connellan  Dominick,  Market-st. 
Lawson  William,  Knoxes-st. 
Warreu  William,  Kaoxes-st. 

Grocers  and  Spirit  Dealers, 
Anderson  James,  Radcliff-st. 
Baird  Moses,  {&  oils  and  paints;  Market-st 
Barklie  Robt.  Markct-st. 
Coleman  Peter,  (&  glass)  Market-st, 
Compton  Eliza,  Knoxes-st. 
Conlan  Malachi,  (&  ironmonger)  Higb-st. 
Conlan  Roger,  (&  ironmonger)  High-st. 
Gaffny  Michl.  Market-st, 
Goolrick  James,  Castle-st, 
Graham  Henry,  High-st. 
Graham    Patrick,     [and    corn   merchant] 

Market-st, 
Hart  John,  High-st. 
Henry  James,  High-st. 
Henry  Jane,  Knoxes-st. 
Henry  William,  (and  salt  dealer)  High-st. 
Hume  Andrew  &  Co.  (wholesale)  Knoxes-st 
Madden  James,  Radcliff-st. 
Murphy  John,  Stephen-st. 
O'Connor  Pat,  Market-st. 
Smith  Richard,  Radcliff-st. 
Smyth  John,  Market-st. 
Walker  Andrew,  Market-st, 
Ward  Pat,  [and  earthenware]  Knoxes-st. 

Gun  Makers. 
Ashfield  William,  Knoxes-st. 
Leech  Henry,  Castle-st. 

Haberdashers. 
Caldwell  Ann,  Old  Market-st. 
Crawford  Francis,  Market-st. 
Fiddes  Sidney,  Knoxes-st. 
Faucett  Rebecca,  Stephen-st. 
Gallagher  Michael,  (&  hardware)  Market-st 
M'Kee  Ann  and  Jane,  Market-st. 
M'Neight  Jane,  Stephen-st. 
Ward  Mary,  Market-st. 

Hat  Makers. 
Dougherty  David,  Radcliff-st, 
Lamb  William,  West-garden-lane 
M'Gill  James,  West-garden-lane 
M'lver  Charles,  Market-st. 
M'lver  Robert,  Mall 
Poquin  Thomas,  Castle-st, 
Pugh  Michael,  West-garden-lane 

Hosiers. 
Armstrong  John,  New-bridge-st. 
Elliott  Simon,  Thomas-st, 
Hopewell  Nathaniel,  Stephen-st. 
Kelly  John,  Holbourn-st. 
Inn. 
(Head  Inn  &  Hotel,  &   Mail  Coach  Offite) 
The  Ld.  Nelson,  Wm.M' Bride,  New-bridge 

Iron  Mongers. 
Brenan  Bartholomew,  Kuoxes-st. 
Connelly  Thomas,  Market-st, 
Donagher  Pat.  (and  salt  dealer)  High-st, 
Mulvogue  Pat.  Knoxes-st. 
O'Conner  Pat.  Market-st, 

Joiner  and  Carpenter, 
Johnson  Edward,  Market-st, 


Lightermen. 

Fewtrell William,  Qnay-st. 
Lawson  William,  Knoxes-st. 

Linen  Drapers, 
Boyle  Hugh,  Market-st. 
Boyle  James,  Market-st. 
Callaghan  Terence,  Market-st. 
Connellan  Peter,  Market-st. 
Goreran  Pat,  Market-st. 
Johnson  Edward,  Market-st. 
Knox  Hugh,  Knoxes-st. 
Motherwell  Adam,  High-st. 
Parke  Thomas,  Market-st. 
Prestwicb  John,  High-st. 
Robinson  William,  Market-st. 

Litien  and  Woollen  Drapers. 
Brady  Henry,  Market-st, 
Brady  Pat.  Market-st. 
Brady  Thomas,  Market-st. 
Brown  John,  Market-st. 
Feeny  .James,  Market-st. 
M'Gloin,  Francis,  Market-st. 
M'Kee  Alexander,  Market-st. 
M'Kee  Henry,  Market-st. 
O'Beirne  Francis,  Market-st. 
O'Donnell  Daniel,  Market-st. 
O'Donnell  Terence,  Market-st. 
Thacker  William,  Market-st. 

Maltsters. 
Anderson  John,  Farm-hill 
Jamieson  Dunbar,  Buckleys-ford 
Madden  Martin  and  Co.  Radcliff-st. 
Martin  Abraham,  Knoxes-st, 

Merchants, 
Baird  Moses,  High-st, 
Barklie  Robert,  High-st. 
Black  John,  Knoxes-st. 
Culbertson  David  and  Co.  Wine-st. 
Everard  Ignatius,  old  Market-st. 
Fewtrell  William,  Quay-st. 
Freeland  and  Cochran,  Wine-st. 
Kelly  William,  High-st. 
Mac  Donough  Morgan,  Knoxes-st. 
M'Creery  Alexander,  Wine-st, 
M'DougallDoiiald,  Quay-st. 
Martin  Abraham,  Knoxes-st. 
Middleton  William,  Wine-st. 
Ramsey  Robert,  Knoxes-st. 
Welsh  Andrew,  Union-st. 
Scott,  Patrickscn  andCo,  Quay-st, 

Millers. 
Martin  Abraham,  Knoxes-st. 
Christian  William,  Mill-port 

Notary  Public 
M'Cann  Francis,  Market-st. 

Painters  and  Glaziers.  _ 
Moran  Thomas,  Pound-st. 
Parke  CoUes,  Stephen-st. 
Talbot  Thomas,  Stephen-st. 

Physicians. 
Bolton  R.  H.  Knoxes-st. 
Carter  Bartholon^ew,  Wine-st., 
Coyle  Bernard,  Knoxe.s-st. 
Irwin  Henry,  Stephen-st. 
Jackson  R.  D.  Market-st. 


SLIGO. 


231 


Johnson  Charles,  Stephen-st. 
Pipe  Maker, 
Creighton  Henry,  Gore-st. 
Phimber. 
Gamble  James,  Knoxes-st. 

hope  Maker. 
Black  William,  Knoxes-st. 
Saddlers, 
Henry  William,  Castle-st. 
Jones  George,  Knoxes-st. 
Mackey  John,  Pound-st. 
M'Neight  William,  Stephen-st. 
Murray  Nicholas,  Found-st. 
Tucker  John,  Cnstle-st. 
Wittaker  George,  Castle-st. 

Salt  Manufacturers. 
Allen  William,  Quay-st. 
Bovd  Miles,  Quayst. 
M'Munn  A.  and  W.  Ballisodare 
Salt  Retailers. 
Conlon  Roger,  High-st. 
Donogher  Pat,  High-st. 
Gathins  James,  High-st. 
Henry  William,  High-st. 
Jordan  James,  High-st. 
O'Connor  Pat.  High-st. 

Seedsmen, 
GriflSn  Thomas ,  High-st. 
West  Georgs,  High-st, 

Ship  Brokers. 
Lawson  William,  Knoxes-st. 
Middleton  William,  Wiue-st. 
O'Rourke  Bryan,  Quay-st. 

Ship  Chandler. 
Alien  William,  ^uay-st. 

Ship  Owners. 
Black  John,  Knoxes-st. 
Cochran  Alexander,  Quay-st. 
Fewtrell  William,  Quay-st, 
Kelly  William,  High-st. 
Lawson  William,  Knoxes-st. 
Martin  Abraham,  Knoxes-st. 

Skinners  and  Glovers. 
Bell  Saml,  old  Market-st. 
King  John,  Mall 

Slate  Merchants. 
Everard  Ignatius,  old  Markct-st. 
Scott,  Patrickson  and  Co.  Quay-st. 

Tailors  and  Habit  Makers. 
Gallagher  Denis,  old  Market-st. 
Griffin  James,  Castle-st.  ' 

Madden  John,  old  Market-st. 
O' Conner  Matthew,  old  Market-st. 

Tallow  Chandlers. 
Anderson  Richard,  Market-st. 
Baird  Moses,  Market-st. 
Judge  James,  Radcliff-st. 
Ramsey  Robert,  Knoxes-st. 
Streete  John,  Radcliff-st. 

Tanner. 
Conlan  Owen,  Ratcliff-st.    ' 

Taverns  and  Public  Houses. 
Anderson  John,  (swan)  High-st. 


Bree  Owen,  Castle-st. 
Campbel  William,  [plough]  Market-st. 
Chalk  Jane,  [Scotch  tavern]  Quay-st. 
Donagher  J  as.  [hope  and  anchor]  High-st. 
Fawsett  George,  Radciiff-st. 
Hart  Roger,  Knoxes-st. 
Hudson  William,  [black  lion]  High-st.'     ', 
Lavfield  Robt.  [&  billiard  room]  Wine-st.  * 
M'Donagh  Pat.  Pound-st. 
M'Gettrick  Pat.  old  Market-st. 
M'Gowan  Jas.  [spinning  wheel]  Pound-st. 
Mulhern  Thomas,  Quay-st. 
Scales  John,  (Wellington]  Radcliff-st. 
Scott  Ann,  [St.  Patrick]  old  Market-st. 
Williams  Margt.  (Free  Mason  tavern)  old 
Bridge-st. 

Timber  Merchants. 
Barklie  Robt.  High-st. 
Black  John,  Knoxes-st. 
Cochran  Alex.  Quay-st. 
Kelly  William,   High-st. 
Martin  Abrra.  Knoxes-st. 
O'Connor  Pat,  Market-st. 

Tobacco  Manufacturers. 
Graham  Pat.  High-st. 
Macdonojgh  Morgan,  Knoxes-st. 
Madden  Thomas,  Radcliff-st. 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 
Lattimer  Josh.  Thomas-st. 
M'Dowall  James,  Castle-st. 
Molyneaux  William,  Market-st. 

Whitesmiths. 
M'Namara  Thady,  Pound-st. 
M'Kim  Robt.  Knoxes-st. 

Woollen  Drapers. 
Burrowes  Chas.  High-st. 
Kernaghan  Jas.  &  Co.  Market-st. 
O'Donnell  Jas.  High  st. 
Ross  John,  Market-st. 

MISCELLANY. 

Bell  Josh.  sen.  leather  breeches  maker,  ol^ 

Market-st. 
Bell  Josh.  jun.  leather  bi'eeches  maker,  old 

Market-st. 
Ball  Henry,  working  jeweller.  Market-st. 
Brennan  John,  nail  maker,  Market-st. 
Burrows  Thos.  genl.shop  keeper, Knoxes-st 
Carter  Jane  W,  keeper  of  the  news  room. 

Old-bridge 
Christian   Wm.  clerk    of    butter    market, 

High-st. 
Cosgrif  Mary,  straw  hat  maker,  Market-st. 
Davidson  Oas.tasternf  butter,Butter-market 
Fausset  Wm.  Esq,  Provost,  Willsboro 
Gallagher  Jas.  iron  &  flannel  dealer, High-st 
Hines  Josh,  master  of  the  Charter  School.& 

linen  manufacturer,  Ha^lewood-road 
M'Cann  Fras.  furniture  broker,  Market-st. 
M'Donogh  John,  genl.shop  keeper, Pound-st 
Monaghan  John,  flannel  dealer,  High-st. 
O'Connor  Ann.hardward  dealer,  High-st. 
Scott  Margt.    milliner    and  dress  mak^r, 

Knoxes-st. 
Simmoads  Josh.  Stamp  Office,  Knoxes-st. 


232 


JSLIGO. 


Custom  House, 
Holmes  Richard,  Esq.  Collector 
Holmes  John  G.  Esq.  Pro  Collector 
M'Lister  Edw.  Esq.  Comptroller 
Gething  Richard,    Esq,  Port  Surveyor 
Phillips  Wm.  Esq.  Landwaiter 
Caithness  ,)n,  Esq.  Second  Clk.  to  Collector 
Bnlteel  Edwd.  Gent.  Tide  Surveyor 
Ramsey  Jas.  Esq.  Pro  Collr. 
Rutledge  Jas.  E.sq.  Port  Survr. 
Goodwin  Fras,  Esq.  Tide  Survr, 
Exche  Office   for  Sligo    ^  Killyhegs 
O'Hara  Chas.  Esq,  Collector 
M'Creery  Stephen,  Esq,  Pro  Collector 


at 
Killala 


Crawford  John,,  Esq,^  Surrepr*  f,:i,^^„  y,]  ^y^ 
Walsh  J  atnes,  Ganger,  West  "  '  s'mhM 
Meaglien Thomas,  Gauger,  North.  !,  |.^;jbȣ 
Casgrave  Pat,  Gauger,  East  '.''..■ 

Boyle  John,  Esq.  Inspector  of  Taxes 
Homan  Fras,  Assess,  of  Taxes  for  SligO 

Coaches.  .,.  A,  ^, 
The  Dublin  mail,  aod  only  Coach^  that  goes 
from  Sligo,  leaves  the  Nelson  Hotel  Inn, 
every  morning  at  eight,  and  arrives  at  the 
General  Post-Office,  Dublin,  every  fol- 
lowing; morning,  at  six  ;  arrives  in  Sligo, 
at  six,  every  evening 


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STRABANE. 


HIS  town  is  in  the  County  of  Tyrone,  101  miles  north-west  of  Dublin  :  it  is  situated 
on  the  river  Moiirne,  about  half  a  mile  from  its  confluence  with  the  Foyle,  which  flows  iu 
beautiful  serpentine  windings  to  the  north-west,  is  a  handsome  and  well  built  populous 
Town,  and  gives  the  title  of  Viscount  to  a  branch  of  the  noble  family  of  Hamilton  ;  itis 
also  the  seat  of  a  good  and  extensive  market. 

The  linen  trade  of  Strabane  is  of  great  importance,  and  it  may  be  considered  the  third 
town  in  Ireland  for  the  quality  and  quantity  of  that  branch  of  manufacture  ;  the  provision 
trade,  mess  beef,  and  pork  is  also  carried  on  very  respectably  and  extensively  here ; 
the  Strabane  brands  are  highly  approved  in  foreign  and  other  pans  where  they  are, exported 
to,  but  the  chief  part  of  the  provision  is  more  immediately  shipped  to  England  and 
Scotland.  The  bulter  trade  is  not  so  extensive  here  as  it  otherwise  would  be  if  encou- 
ragement was  given  to  it  by  Parliament  extending  the  Act  to  Strabane;  the  butter  that 
is  now  taken  to  this  market  must  undergo  another  inspection  at  some  town  where  the  Act 
does  extend,  before  it  can  be  exported,  which  is  a  great  impediment  to  the  trade,  however, 
if  this  obstacle  was  removed,  it  would  probably  be  as  large  a  butter  market  as  any  in  the 
kingdom.  The  canal,  which  is  extremely  wide  and  fine,  with  a  large  basin,  is  about 
four  miles  in  length,  and  communicates  with  the  Foyle,  opposite  to  Port  Hall,  it  is  navi- 
gable for  vessels  of  200  tons  burthen;  some  time  ago  a  line  of  canal  was  marked  out 
from  Port  Hall  to  Lough  Em,  which,  if  it  had  been  accomplished,  would  have  added  the 
greatest  benefits  to  the  trade  of  a  great  extent  of  country.  Lough  Ern  being  navigable  for 
40  miles,  and  b)'  the  opening  of  so  desirable  a  communication  it  would  have  been  of  the 
highest  national  importance,  besides  having  afforded  the  pleasing  gratification  of  hundreds 
of  the  poor  being  so  usefully  employed.  Strabane  contains  a  Protestant  Church  ;  a  large 
handsome  Market-house  ;  a  Dispensary  ;  Fever  Hospital  ;  and  Sunday  Poor  Schools  ;  sup- 
ported by  voluntary  contributions.  There  are  four  yearly  fairs,  viz.  on  the  1st  of  Feb. 
12th  of  May,  1st  of  August,  and  12th  of  November,  The  general  market  days  are  on 
Tuesdays  and  Saturdays  ,  that  for  linen  cloth,  yarn,  and  butter,  on  Tuesdays,  The  town  of 
LifFord  is  across  the  Foyle  about  a  mile  from  Strabane  ;  it  is  a  very  small  place,  and  no  ' 
trade  whatever,  although  the  Assizes  are  held  there  ;  it  is  pleasantly  situated  and  contains  ' ' 
a  good  Church,  with  the  County  Goal,  Court  House,  occ.  The  town  altogether  has  a  ** 
pleasing  and  picturesque  effect  in  the  view  from  Strabane,  the  river  adding  greatly  to  tbe'¥ 
beauty  of  the  scene.  "1 


Post  OflSce, — Oliver  Jenkins,  Post  Master. — Letters  leave  this  office  for  Dublin  every 
morning  at  nine  o'clock,  and  arrive  there  at  six  the  following  morning.  Letters  to 
Belfast  dispatched  at  five  every  evening  ;  letters  to  England  are  sent  by  Dublin  mail  ; 
letters  to  Scotland  by  Belfast ;  the  Londonderry  mail  leaves  Strabane  every  afternoon  at 
three  o'clock. 


Apothecaries. 
Hunter  James,  Market-house-st, 
Leney  William,  Main-st. 
Rogan  Bernard,  Main-st. 

Architects, 
Arnold  George,  Main-st. 
Collins  John,  Main-st, 

Attornies. 
Auchinleck  Alexander,  Bowlipg-greea 


Colhouu  Thomas,  New-town 
Farquhar  James,  Irish-st. 
Keys  Francis,  Canal  Basin 
Young  John,  Irish-st. 

Bakers.         .^ 
Crawford  John,  Meeting-house-st. 
Dougherty  Philip,  Back-st. 
Gallagher  Charles,  Butcher-st. 
Logue  Patrick,  Bridge-end 


i..i;>'.;  ilOiia'^ 


STRA6ANE. 


m 


M'  Laughlin  Jolin',*MarRet-house-st 
Matthewson  Samuel,  Main-st. 
Patterson  Wm.  Main-st. 
Warnock  Leighton,  Patrick-st. 

Booksellers  and  Stationers. 
Alexander  Elizabeth,  Market-house-st. 
,  Carroll  and  Foster,  (and  publishers  of  Stra- 
bane  Morning  Post,  on  Tuesdays)  Meet- 
house-st. 
Gamble  Mary,  Main-st. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 
Graham  Andrew,  Castle-st. 
Hamilton  William,  Main-st. 
M'Adam  Daniel,  Main-st, 
Stewart  William,  Main-st. 

Braziers  and  Tinmen, 
Dunlop  William,  Main-st. 
M'lntosh,  (and  plumber)  Main-st. 
Brewers  and  Maltsters, 
Symth,  Holmes  and  Symth,  Front-st. 

Clothes  Dealers. 
M'Intire  William,  Back-st. 
Quin  Samuel,  Back-st, 
Ward  William,  Back-st. 
VVatsonJobn,  Back-st. 

Confectioners. 
Bell  Elizabeth,  Main-st. 
Burrell  Jane,  Main-st. 

Dyers. 
Buchanan  Alexander,  Maiti-st. 
Letter  Pat,  Main-st. 
Ramsey  John,  Main-it. 

Earthenware  Dealers. 
Bonner  Charles,  Bridge-end 
Orr  I&aac,  Market-house-st. 

Grocers, 
Baird  Daniel,  Main-st. 
Bork  Aaron,  Back-st. 
Boyd  John,  Back-st. 
Brown  Robert,  Main-st. 
i  Donaghy  John,  Castle-st. 
I  Foster  Hamilton,  Main-st. 
!  Gault  Leslie,  Main-st. 
Graham  T.  and  J.  Castle-st. 
I  Hamilton  Hugh,  Main-st. 
i  Hamilton  R,  and  J.  Main-st. 
{ Irvine  Gerald,  Main-st. 
Kerr  Josias,  Market-house-st. 
Knox  Margaret,  Main-st. 
Mahon  Margaret,  Main-st. 
Matt'jewson  Samuel,  Main-st. 
Miller  John,  Meeting-house-st. 
Morton  Samuel,  Main-st. 
Orr  Isaac,  Market-house-st. 
Patterson  William,  Main-st. 
Smith  John  and  Robert,  Main-st. 
Steele  Samuel,  Main-st. 
Stewart  Samuel,  Back-st. 
Thompson  Joseph,  Main-st. 

F"'ainock  Leighton,  Patrick-st. 
ilson  John,  Back-st. 
Haberdashers.  ■ 
Blair  Isabella,  Main-st. 
Finlay  and  Stevenson,  Main-st 
Glasse  Ann,  Main-st.  ,  •  ,,  ,' 


M'Intire  Margaret,  Maia-st. 
Motherell  J.  A.  Main-st. 
Rolston  Sarah,  Ma!n-st. 
Thompson  Rebecca,  Main-st. 

Hat  Makers. 
Hall  Robert,   Main-st.  !  i 

M'Cabe  John,  Back-st.  ^ 

M'Intosh  Gabriel,  Main-st. 

Inn  Keepers. 
Osborne  Thomas  [Abei  ci)rn  arms]  Main-st. 
Wauchob  Daniel,  [King's  arms]  Main-st. 

Joiners  and  Carpenters. 
Arnold  George,  iMain-st. 
Collins  John,  Main-st, 

Iron  Mongers. 
Jenkins  Andrew,  Back-st 
Kerr  James,  Main-st. 
Walker  Robert,  Main-st. 
Wark  and  Stevenson,  Main-st. 
Leather  Cutters. 
Hamilton  William,   Back-st. 
M'Adam  Daniel,  Main-st. 
Matthewson  Samuel,  Main-st. 
Stewart  William,  Main-st, 
Thompson  William,  Main-st. 
White  Barton,   Back-st. 

Linen  Merchants. 
Adams  James,  Square 
Brown  Thomas,  Castle-st. 
M'Dougall  Jas.  Artygarvon 
Wark  William,  Front-st. 

Merchants. 
Bailey  Wm,  (provision)  Main-st. 
Barclay  John,  (wine)   Main-st. 
Orr  Jus.  Jiin.  &  Co.  (timb.  &  gen)  Main-st. 
Graham  Tlios.  &  Jas.   (provision)  Castle-st. 

Painters  and  Glaziers. 
Cook  Daniel,  (and  herald)  Main-st. 
Cook  James,    (and  paper  hanger)  Maia-st. 
Cook  John,  Main-st. 
Gibson  Cunningham,  Church-st. 
Tolaud ,  Bridge-st. 

Publicans. 
Adams  John,  (cross  keys)  Mceting-bouse-st 
Baird  John,  sen,  (King's  arms)  Main-st, 
Bonner  Charles,  (mail  coach)  Bridge-end 
Garland  Frank,  Main-st, 
Connor  Samuel,   (swan)  Back-st. 
Crosson  James,  New-st, 
Devine  Felix,  Church-st. 
Dougherty  Philip,  Back-st.  . ) 

Dunn  Charles,  Main-st.  H 

Hamilton  Robert,   Back-st. 
Holiday  Pat.  Meeting-bouse-st. 
Humphreys  Charles,  Back-st, 
Hunter  James,  (red  lion)  Main-st. 
Kelly  Thomas,  Townend-st, 
Kirk  John,  New-st.  t' 

M'Cormick  Charles,  Bridge-end  jJ 

M'Dou gal  Charles,  (ship)  New-st.  ■■■  • 

M'Guire  Hugh,  Market-house  st. 
M'Gurk  John,  Butcher-st, 
M'Kinne  Michael,  Main-st.  UoJ 

Martin  Samuel,  Main-st. 
Monaghan  Pa^  Ney-^U^  .  ^^^^^^^^^.^jjl^;,^ 


234 


STRABANE. 


Moor  Jacob,  Main-st. 
Stewart  Robert,  Meeting-honse-st. 
Warnock  Williani,  Church-st. 
Wilson  James,  Castle-st. 
Wilson  Tbomas,  Castle-st. 
Saddlers, 
Borland  Archibald,  Church-st. 
M'Crea  Archibald,  Church-st, 
Mills  Andrew,  Main-st. 
Spence  Cornelius,  Church-st. 

Spirit  Dealers. 
Ash  Charles,  Bridge-end 
Donaghy  John,  Cas.tle-st, 
Kerr  Josias,  Market-housft-st. 
Smith  John  and  Robert,  Main-st. 

Surgeons, 
Hunter  James,  Market-house-st. 
Leney  William,  Main-st. 
Rogan  Bernard,  Maiu-st. 
Rogan  H.  G.  Main-st. 

Tailors  and  Habit  Makers, 
Alexander  John,  Bowling-green 
Falkner  Joseph,  Back-st. 
Graham  Peter,  Town-end 
Gwynn  Richard,  Main-st. 
M'Namee,  Market-house-st. 
Means  Bernard,  Butcher-st. 
Thompson  William,  Bridge-end 
Vance  John,  Main-st, 
Tallow  Chandlers  and  Soap  Boilers. 
Baird  John,  Main-st. 


Foster  Hamilton,  Main-st. 

Hamilton  Robert  and  James,    Main-st. 

Tanners. 
Knox  Thomas,  Ballyskigh 
M'Carter  William,  Town-end 

Tobacco  Manvfacturers, 
Baird  Daniel,  Main-st. 
Foster  Hamilton,  Main-st. 
Gault  Leslie,  Main-st. 
Graham  T.  and  J.  Castle-st. 
Hunter  Samuel,  Main-st. 
O'Brien  Thomas,  Back-st. 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers, 
Bell  Dawson,  Main-st. 
Cook  John,   Castle-st. 
M' Cardie  James,  Main-st. 

Woollen  Drapers. 
Doherty  William,  Main-st. 

M'Davitt ,  Main-st. 

M'Laughlin,  Main-st. 
Scott  John,  Main-st. 
Wauchob  William,  Main-st. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Bonner  Chas.  straw-hat  maker,  Bridge-end 
Boyd  Charles,  gun  &  whitesmith,  Front-st. 
Green  Edward,  cabinet  maker,  Main-st, 
Holliday  Pat.  reed  maker,  Meeting-honse-st. 
King  Elizabeth,  toy  dealer,  Main-st. 
Mease  Andrew,  physician.    New-town 
Miller  John,  yarn  dealer,  Mceting-house-st 


WATERFORD, 

J.  HE  capital  of  a  county  of  the  same  name  in  the  province  of  Munster,  is  the  third 
export  city  in  Ireland,  and  situated  on  the  south  side  of  the  broad  and  rapid  river  Suir, 
about  four  miles  from  its  junction  with  the  >Jore  and  Barrow,  76  miles  from  Dublin,  64 
from  Cork,  and  25  from  W«xford  ;  in  latitude  52d  18'  N.  and  longitude  6"  54'  W.  This 
city  was  originally  built  in  879,  but  destroyed  in  981  ;  it  was  much  enlarged  by  Strong- 
bow  in  luCand  still  more  in  the  reign  of  Henry  VII,  who  granted.the  citizens  considerable 
privileges  ;  in  1399,  Richard  the  second  landed,  and  was  crowned  here  ;  and  in  1690,  James 
II.  embarked  in  the  harbour  for  France,  after  his  defeat  by  Williani  UI.  who  made  this 
city  his  residence  for  some  time.  The.  ancient  name  given  to  Waterfordby  the  Irish,  was 
Cuan-na-Groith,  that  is,  the  harbour  of  the  Sun;  a  second  name,  was  Glean-naGJeodh,  the 
valley  of  lamentation  ;  so  called,  from  abloody  battle  fought  between  the  Irish  and  the  Danes 
in  which  the  former  gained  a  complete  victory  ;  and  burned  tliecity  to  the  ground.  Water- 
ford  is  deservedly  famous  for  its  manufacture  of  white  glass;  there  are  also  here,  on  au  ex- 
tensive scale.  Breweries,  Salt  Houses  and  Founderies.  The  foreign  trad«  of  Wateiford.,  js 
the  export  of  beef,  butter,  hides,  tallow,  pork,  corn,  &c.  towhich  the  extensive  inland 
navigation  of  the  Nore,  Suir  and  Barrow,  greatly  contributes,  as  they  also  do  to 
the  import  trade,  from  the  demand  for  foreign  commodities,  in  the  several  rich 
counties  and  flourishing  towns  adjoining.  The  trade  it  carries  on  with  Newfoundland, 
is  of  the  utmost  importance,  as  a  number  of  ships  arc  employed  in  supplying  it 
with  provisions  ;  some  idea  of  which  may  be  formed  by  the  vast  number  of  large 
hogs  killed,  which  amount  to  upwards  of  5000  per  week,  during  the  season  ;  the  ex- 
port of  bacon  in  1818,  was  249,739 flitches  ;  butter  93,000  casks  ;  oats  201,163  barrels; 
the  annual  export  of  provision,  &c.  amounts  to  more  than  jCl ,500,000.  Waterford  is  the 
see  of  a  Bishop,  who  has  here  a  fine  palace  built  of  stone,  with  two  fronts  ;  to  this  the 
Beeof  Lismore  was  united  in  1363.  The  cathedral  is  veiy  beautiful  and  extensive,  with  a 
tall  spire  steeple,  a  clock  and  a  ring  of  six  bells ;  there  are  two  other  churches,  St.  Patrick's, 
and  St.  Olaves;  the  churches  of  St.  John,  St.  Stephen,  St.  Peter  and  St  Michael, 
have  been  a  long  time  in  ruins ;  there  are  four  Roraau  Catholic  Chapels,  one  of  which 
lately  built,  is   by  far  the.  moat  elegant  ia  Ireland;  the  roof  of  which  is  supported  by 


WATERFORD. 


23S 


twelve  pillars,  and  has  a  beautiful  front  of  hewn  stone ;  there  are  also  one  French  Church, 
one  Presbyterian  and  erne  Independent  ChapeJ ;  a  Meeting-house  for  people  denominated 
Quakers,  and  a  Methodist  Chapel ;  this  city  contains  a  number  of  p^iblic  huildings,  and 
can  boast  of  many  Charity  Schools  and  Humane  Institutions,  wetl  supported  ;  among 
the  former  must  be  noticed  t^ie  Town  Hall,  on  the  Mall,  the  City  Prison  and  Court  House, 
Patrick-st.  (John  L.  Wright,  Governor)  the  County  Prison  and  Court  House,  Ballybrickeil 
(Shapland  Greaves,  Governor)  the  Exchange,  Chamber  of  Commerce,  &c.;  among  th0 
latter,  the  Fever  Hospital,  House  of  Industry,  Dispensary,  &c.  ;  at  the  extremity  bj 
the  Quay  stands  a  large  antique  round  tow'cr,  which  formed  an  angle  of  thi;,  city  Walls,  it 
was  built  in  the  year  1003  by  Reginald  the  Dane,  and  in  1171,  held  as  a  fortress  by  Strong- 
bow,  Earl  of  Pembroke  ;  in  1463,  a  mint  was  established  in  ii  by  Edward  the  Fourth  ; 
in  1643,  it  was  bombarded  from  the  opposite  side  the  river,  by  Cromwell,  one  of  whose 
balls  remain  visible  in  its  side,  near  its  summit ;  and  in  1819,  repaired  in  its  antique 
style,  and  appropriated  to  the  use  of  the  Police  Establishment  of  the  city.  The 
streets  are  in  general,  narrow  and  confined,  except  those  in  which  recent  improvements 
have  been  made,  but  the  quay  is  esteeoied  one  of  the  finest  in  Europe,  being  an  English 
mile  in  length  ;  the  river  here  is  a  considerable  breadth,  and  flows  up  to  the  toWn  in  one 
Doble  reach,  from  the  Estuary  ;  and  the  opposite  shore  presents  a  bold  hill,  that  rise^ 
immediately  from  the  water,  to  an  elevation  which  renders  the  whole  trtily  magnificent. 
Over  the  river  Suir  there  has  been  an  elegant  wooden  bridge  erected,  cotinecting  the  coun- 
ties of  Kilkenny  and  Watcrford,  it  is  832  feet  long,  and  40  broad,  with  a  portcullis  fot 
shipping  to  pass  up  the  river  :  the  expence  of  the  bridge,  and  purchase  of  the  ferry 
amounting  to  thirty  thousand  pniinds,  was  raised  by  associated  individuals,  of  whom  Sir 
John  Newport,  Bart,  was  Chairman  ;  the  harbour  extends  about  eight  mileS  in  length, 
nearly  in  a  straight  line,  the  water  particidarly  clear  ;  without  the  harbour  it  is  twelve 
fathoms  deep,  and  in  the  mouth  seven  or  more;  upon  the  east  side,  seven  miles  frotn  the 
city,  lies  Duncannon  Fort,  which  is  extremely  strong,  and  so  well  situated,  that  it  com- 
mands the  harbour,  opposite  to  which  lies  Passage,  in  a  very  great  hollow,  where  500  sail 
of  shipping  may  safely  ride.  Dunmo-re,  at  the  harbour  mouth,  is  where  the  packets  sail 
for  Mil  ford.  VVaterford  sends  one  Member  to  the  Imperial  Parliament;  the  present 
Member  is  the  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  J.  Newport,  Bart.  ;  it  contains  about  four  thousand  housed, 
and  forty  thousand  inhabitants  ;  tlie  city  is  governed  by  a  Mayor,  Recorder,  Aldermen, 
ShenfFs,  Town  Clerk ,  &c.  Market  days,  Wednesday  and  Saturday.  Fairs,  May  4th, 
June  26th,  and  October  25th. 

Post  Office,  Little  George-st. — Alexander  Boyd,  Post  Master. — Mail  to  Dublin  evei^ 
day  at  half-past  three,  (except  Saturday)  arrives  every  morning  from  Dublin  at  eleven  ; 
Mail  to  Cork  every  morning  at  half-past  ele\  en,  arrives  from  Cork  every  night,  fifteeu 
minutes  past  ten  ;  to  Clonmel  every  evenings  at  three,  arrives  every  morning  at  eleven  ; 
New  Ross  and  Wexford,  every  day  at  three,  arrives  every  morning  forty  minutes  after 
nine ;  British  Mail  by  Milford  is  due  every  morning  at  ten,  and  dispatched  eveiy 
morning  at  half  past  eleven. 


Corporation, 
TheRt.  Worshipful  J.  Hackett,  Esq.  Mayon 
Henry  Alcock,  ')  „         cm     -a; 

Henry  Haldsworth  Hunt,  j-^'**!''-  ^^'^^^^ 
Sir  Francis  Hassard,  Knt.  Recorder 
Thomas  Cooke,  Esq.  Deputy  Recorder. 
Sir  Simon  Newport,  Knt.  V  „?  .      q  -fa 
Michael  Evelyn,  Esq.         \  ''^^^^'  ^*'"^*^^ 
Aldn.  William  Newport,  \  Esqs,    Weigh 
Aldn.  Hairy  Alcock         J      Masters. 
Robert  Cooke,  Esq.  Town  Clerk,  and  Clerk 

of  the  Peace. 
William  Alurphy,  Esq.  Chamberlain 
Michael  Evelyn,  Esq.  Coroner. 
Aldermen. 


N .  B.  The  four  cUlir 
Justices  for  the  city  & 
Samuel  Morgan 
James  Moore 
Rt.  Honourable  Sir 

John  Newport 
William  Newport 
Cornelius  Bolton 
jQhn  Dennis 


Aldermen  are  Charter 
county  of  VVaterford. 
Jas.  Henry  Reynett 
Henry  Sargent 
Harry  Alcock 
Samuel  King 
Thomas  Alcocke 
Sir  Simon  Newport 
Knt. 


John  Burchall 
James  Burkitt 

William  Murphy 


Edward  Weekes 
George  Cottom 
Edwd.  Wm.  Briscoe 


Common  i'ouncilm^n  or  Assistants!. 


William  Kearney 
John  Snow 
James  Wallace 
Thomas  Carew 
Michael  Evelyn 
Sir   Nicholas   Skot- 

towe,  Knt. 
John  Perkins 
William  Hassard 
Sir  Francis  Hassard 

Knt. 


Edward  Skottowe 
Cornelius  Hen.  Bol- 
ton 
William  Johnston . 
John  Lyon 
Henry  Bolton 
William  Weekes 
Thomas  King 
Samuel  Newport 
Adam  Rogers 
Wm.Hobbs,  Esq, 


The  Commissiontr!)  for  improving'  the  Port 
and  Harbour  of  TVaterford,  and  for 
other  purposes  relating  thereto ,-  Consti- 
tuted by  virtue  of  an  act  passed  in  the 
56th year  of  George  III. 

The  Directors  General  of  Inland  Navigation 
in  /retewrffor  the  time  being. 

The  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  John  Newport,  Bttrt. 

Cornelius  Bolton,    Esq. 


WATBRFORD. 


Harry  Alcock,  Esq,   , 
James  Wallace,  Esq. 
Micliael  Evelyn,  Esq. 
Richard  Pope,  Esq. 
EdmuD(i  Skottowe,  Esq. 
Cornelius  Henry  Bolton,  Esq. 
William  White,  Esq. 
JoVin  Harris,  Esq, 
Thomas  Scott,  Esq. 
Edward  Coiirtenay,  Esq. 
Richard  Davis,  Esq. 
Joseph  Strangman,  Esq. 
Thomas  M*Cheane,  Esq. 
Henry  Downes,  Esq. 
John  Strangman,  Esq. 
George  Penrose  Ridgway,  Esq. 
Francis  Davis,  Esq, 
Arthur  Riall,  Esq. 
David  Malcomson,  Esq- 
James  Morton,  Esq. 
Robert  Banfield,  Esq. 
Robert  Grubb,  E^q. 

Secretary  and  Accountant,  Geo.  Brownrigg 
Ballast  &  Harb.  Mast.  Mr.  Maurice  Farrell 
Deputy  Ballast  and  Harbour   Master,  Mr. 

William  Lumsden 
Pilot  Master,  Captain  Thomas  Hunt 
Deputy  Pilot  Masters,  Benjamin  Conn  and 

Thomas  Devereaux 
Collectorof  Rates,  James  Lawson 
Messenger,  William  Todd 

Custom  House. 
James  Wallace,  Esq.  Collector 
James  Lawson,  Esq.  Pro-colleclor 
B.  FlynH,  Esq.  Comptroller 
Joseph  Green,  Esq.  Gauging  Surveyor 

George  Boote  and  Henry  Sargent,    Esqrs. 
Landwaiters 

Joseph  Esch,  Esq.  Store  Keeper 

Sedgley  S.  Esq-  Clerk  of  the  Port  Permits 
JExcise  Office. 

William  Hughes,  Esq.  Collector 

Lawrence  Hearne,  Esq.  Pro-collector 

John  Darby  and  Arthur  Ardags,  Esqrs.  Sur- 
veyors 

Charles  Scanlan  and  Alexander  M'Donnell, 
Tax  Officers 

Gentry. 

Alcock  Alexander,  Esq.  Elysium 

Alcock  James,  Esq,  Lady- lane 

Boggan  Martin,  gent.  Rose-lane 

Cashin  Roger,  Esq.  George-st. 
'    Curren  Michael,  Esq.  Catharine-st. 

Davis  Francis,  Esq.  Mall 

Hayden  Philip,  Gent.  Water-side 

Hassard  Richard,  Esq,  WilRam-st. 

Hnbson  Samnel,  Esq.  W^illiarn-st. 

Leonard  John,  Esq.  Mall 

Moore  James,  jun.  Gent.  Baileys  New-st 

Murphy  T.  B.  Esq.  Mall 

Roberts   Edward,  Esq.    Stamp  Listribiitor, 
Colebeck-st. 

Smith  Henry,  Gent.  Rose-lane 

Symes  Abraham,  Gent.  Water-side 

Wakefield  Joseph,  Thomas-st. 
^  White  Thomas,  King-sl. 


CUrgy,  .sit'suMSj-'   ■ 
Rev.  Usher  Lee,  Dean,  Christ-church-yard 
Honourable  &  Right  Rev.  Richard  Bourke, 

Bishop,  Christ-church-yard 
Rev.  George  Fleury,  Archdeacon,  NewrSt, 
Rev.  John  Hughes,  Treasurer 
Rev.  Henry  Bolton,  Newtown 
Rey.  Richard  Byland,  Christ-church-yard 
Rev.  Henry  Fleury,  New-st. 
Rev.  Richard  Fleury,  New-s  t. 
Rev.  Peter  A.  Franquefort,  Colebeck-st. 
Rev.  Richard  Hobson,  William-st. 
Rev.  Francis  Newport,  George-st. 
Rev.  William  Price,  Stephen-st. 
Rev.  France  Reynett,   Grants-town 

Academies. 
Connell  Rev.  Garratt,    (first  Master  of  the 

Catholic  College,)  St.  John  Manor 
Boyles  Miss,  (ladies)  William-st. 
Bowman  Edward,  (mercantile)  Lady-lane 
Daly  Mrs.  (ladies)  Castle-st. 
Griffiths  John,  (ge'ntlemens)  Lady-lane 
Leach  Richard,  (genllemens)  Hanover-st. 
Murphy  Matthew,    (gentlemens  mercantile) 

Lady-lane 
Tourner  and  Browns,  (ladies)  William-st. 
Vincent  M-  &  C.  (ladies  preparat.)  Queen-st. 
Price  Wm.  (corporation  school)  Stephen-st, 
Agents,  General  and  Commission. 
French  Paul,  Little  George-st. 
Moore  and  Lumsden,  Quay 
Pope  Richard  and  Son,  (ship  agents  and  ship 

owners)  Quay 
Scroder  Jacob,  Quay 
Smith  Henry,  Quay 

Apothecaries. 
Hoyland  Margaret,  King-st. 
Kehoe  Thomas,  Parade 
Kenney  Michael,  Broad-st. 
IWackesy  William,  Broad-st. 
O'Reilly  Nugent,  Broad-st. 
Sheehan  Patrick,  Broad-st. 
Architects. 
Anthony  Thomas  and  Son,  Stephen-st. 
Marks  Edward,  Queen-st 
Robinson  Moses,  [&  land  survey,]  Boltoh-st 
Robinson  John,  Quay 

Attomies.  -,; 

Alcock  Alexander  Mann,  Baileys  Nejv-^. 
Bowers  Robert,  Queen-st. 
CarroUJaraes,  Christ-^church-yard. 
Cower  John,  King-st. 
Devereux  Moses,  Rose-laae 
Fanning  Joseph,   Patrick-st. 
Ivie  and  Burke,  Colebock-st. 
Ivie  and  Mortimer,   Henrietta-st, 
Lynn  Adam  Loftus,  King- St. 
Roberts  John,  Baileys  New-st. 
Sprigg  Samuel,  sen.  French-st, 
SpriggSamuel,iuB.  High-st. 
Tandy  Charles  Samuel,  Lady-lane 
Walsh  Peter,   Quay 

Wood  James,   King-st.  ^ 

Auctioneers,      >  ,r.r7y.Kl 
FitzpatrickJ^iin,  Mall  i  ,a8|iia'P. 


Fortescue  James,«f?at!!lck-st. 
S3  Jl^rsoo  Thomas,  Quay 
5>'-  Bacon  Merchants, 

Brownrigg  Thomas,  Bfoad-st. 

Max  Simon,  Bridge-st. 

Morris  Simon,  Hanover-st. 

Prossor  Thomas  anii  John,  Anae-st. 

Tieruey  Patrick,  Thomas-st. 
Bakers,  Src. 

Conoly  Patrick,  Patrick  si. 

Deadv  .Tames,  Michael-st. 

Duim  Mary,  High-st. 

Duuphy  Martin,  GeoTge-st. 

Jacob  Isaac  T.  and  Co  [and  barm  manufac- 
turers] Bri(Ige-st. 

Keilv  Jane,  Baneii-strand-st. 

Nevill  Patrick,  King-st. 

Revill  John,  Michael-st. 

Rorke  Michael,  King-st. 

Walsh  Thomas.  George-st. 

Wliite  James  Eustace,  King-st. 

White  John,  High-st. 

Walsh  James,  Quay 
'^^■'  Bankers. 

Newport  William  and  Co.  Quay 

^6tt,  Ivie  and  Scott,  King-st. 
:'"  Block  and  Pump  Makers. 

Hammond  Samuel,  Quay 

M'Crackeu  Thomas,  Quay 
Barristers. 

Cooke  Thomas,  Esq.  Henrietta-st. 

Daly  John  Thomas,  Esq,  Lady-lane 

Fleury  Robert,  Esq.  Quay 

Hobson  Samuel,  Esq.  William-st. 

King  Thomas,  Esq.  William-st. 

M'Dougal  Henry,  Esq.  L.  L.  D.  Colebeck 
Bookbinders. 

Leech  John,  Quay 

Morrison  Samuel,  Parliament-st. 

Booksellers  and  Stationers. 
Birnie  James  Ramsey,  Quay 
Bull  John,  [and  lottery  ofl5ce]  Quay 
Farrell  Richard,  Quay 
M'Gregor  John  James,  Quay 
Pb«lan  Stephen,  [and  lottery  office]  Quay 

Boot  and  Shoemakers. 
Budd  Tobias,  Mail 
Budd  James,  Barren-strand-st. 
Casey  John,   Barren-strand-st. 
Connolly  James,  Barren-strand-st. 
Coote  Richard,  Quay 
Denny  Abraham,   Quay 
Farrell  Walter,  Black-friars 
Grady  William,  Barren-strand-st. 
Kelly  James,  Little  George-st. 
Kizby  William,   [ladies]  Peter-st. 
Lowry  Patrick,  Patrick-st. 
Power  Matthew,  Michael-st. 
Sullivan  William,  Stephen-st, 
Brewers. 
Cherry  William,  King-st, 
Birnie  Lynagh  and  Co.  Stephen-st. 
Davis,  Strangmah  arid  Co.  Mar)'-st. 
O'Brien,  Keating  and  Co,  New-gale     ' 


WATERPORD  237 

Brok'i^.-"-'^*^'^;'^^' 

Ardagh  William  and  Son,  [gener.il]  Q'ia^! 
Lee  James,  [custom-house]  Bean-st,  j' 
Moore  and  Lumsden,  [ship]  Quay  / 

Palmer  William,  [custom-house]  Beau-4t. 
Butter  Merchants.  ,  - 

Budd  &  Lee,    King-st.  ^^, 

Courtenay  and  Son,  Scotch-quay 
Gadsden  and  Nash,  Bridge-st. 
Penrose  John  Pim,  Queen-st. 
Power  Michael,  Quay 
Prossor  Thomas  and  John,  Anue-st. 
Smith  Francis,  Quay 
Wyse  and  Quans,  Quay 
Ridgway  and  Son,  Quay 

Cabinet  Makers.  ' 

Ambrose  Charles,  [and  upholsterer]  Quay 
Bradey  William,  Queen-st. 
Dunn  William  Henry,  Peter-st. 
Fitzpatrick  John,  Mall 
Galwej' James,  Baileys  New-st. 

Carver  and  Gilder. 
O'Connor  James,   [looking  glass  and  print 

seller]  Quay 

Chair  Makers, 
Brown  William,  John-st. 
Derliam  James,  Michael-st. 
Clothiers  ^  Worsted  Sf  Stuff  Manu- 
facturers. 
Archdekin  Thomas,  Patrick-st. 
Hammett  Alexander,  Stephen-st, 
Kox  Robert,  Patrick-st. 
M'Donnell  John,  Patrick-st, 
Malone  Richard,  Peter-st. 
O'Riely  Patrick,  John-st. 
Walsh  Philip,  John-st. 
Walsh  William,  Patrick-st. 

Coach  Makers, 
Grant  William,  Mall 
M'Crcery  Thomas,  William-st. 
M'CullaJohn,  Mall 
Wood  Thomas  Hadfield,  Colebeck-st. 
Commissioners  jor  taking  Affidavits, 
Delander  Bartho.  [Excheq.]  Church-lane 
Pope  Alex.    [Four  Courts,    &  Special  Bail] 

Henrietta-st. 
Pope  Rich.   [Exchequer  &  Chancery]   Quay 
Roberts  John,    [[Exchequer  &  Chancery] 

Baileys  New-st. 

Confectioners, 
M'Corraick  Honnor,  Mall 
M'Cormick  Edmund,  Quay 
Quin  Edmund,  Peter-st. 
Quinn  Ellen,  Barren-strand-st. 
Richards  Charles,  Michael-st. 
Webber  James,  Q"sy 

Consuls. 
HcarnJohn,   [Vice  Spanish]   King-st. 
Jacob  RoL.^rt,    [Vice  American] 
Newport  Sir  Simon,  Knight,  [Vice  Swedish 

Norway  &  American]  William-st. 
Prossor  Thomas,  [Vice  Danish]  Anne-st, 

Coopers. 
Brownrigg  Henry,  Beau-st. 


238 


WATERFORJP. 


Denny  Henry,  Anne-st. 
Knox  Joseph,  Beau-st. 
Lyons  Edmund,  JohH-st. 
Morrisay  James,  Broad-st. 

Cork  Cutters. 
Fleming  Andrew,  Cooke-lane 
Nowlan  William,  Cooke-lane 
Scanlon  Lawrence,  Cooke-lane 
Corn  Merchants. 
B«dd  and  Lee,  King-st. 
Courtenay  &  Son,  Scotch-quay 
Crosthwait  Samuel,  King-st. 
Jacob  Thomas,   [&  miller]  Milton-mills 
Keating  Frederick,  Quay 
Larisy  James,  Bri<Ige-st. 
Malcomson  David,  Quay 
IVIoreton  Michael,  Clinker-st. 
Penrose  John  Pim,  Queen-st. 
Feet  Joshua  and  William,  George-st. 
Power  Michael,    Quay 
Pressor  Thos.  and  John,  Anne-st. 
Robinson  William,  Bridge-st. 
Smith  Francis,  Quay 

Dyers. 
Barron  William,   [blue]  John's-town 
Clarke  James,  Manor 
Hopkins  Francis,  Clinker-st. 
Malone  Richard,  Feter-st. 

Earthenware  Dealers. 
Brammer  William,   (wholesale)  Quay 
Cantrell  Susannah,  King-st. 
Mahony  John,  Black-friars 
Penistan  Catharine,  Quay 
Savage  Margaret,  [&  feather  dealer]  High-st 
Shallow  Patrick,    High-st, 

Fire  Offices. 
Albion,  John  Bull,  Quay 
Atlas,  Richard  Farrell,  Quay 
Norwich  Union,  Maurice  Farrell,  King-st. 
Phcenix,    (Irish)  Panl  CajroU,  King-st. 
Sun,  Stephen  Phelan,  Qnay 

Flax  Matmjacturers. 

Goouch  W.    [&  trimming  shop]   Michael-st. 

Lonargen  Jolm,  Patrick-st. 

Flour  Merchants. 

Brownrigg  Peter,   Quay-lane 

Hughes  John,  [&  corn]  Little  George-st, 

Larisy  James,  Bridge-st. 

Leary  Thomas  and  Co.  Hanover-st. 

Strahan  Margt.  Fatrick-st. 

Max  Simon  Bridge-st. 

Wyseand  Quans,  Quay 

Malcomson  David,  Quay 

Moore  Francis,   King-st. 

Power  Michael,  Quay 

White  Joseph,  (factor)  Quay 

Glass  Mannfacturer . 

Gatchell  Jonathan,    Anne-st. 

Glass  Sf  China  Merchant. 
Brammer  William,  Quay 

Grocers  CfVholesale, 
Barden  John,  Mi«hael-st . 
Malcomsom  David,    Quay 
O'Neill  and  Kehoe,  Quay 
Rice  John,  Barren-straud-st. 


Spencer  Thomas  and  James,  Henrietta-st. 

White  Samuel,  Hanover-st. 

Grocers  and  Tea  Dealers. 

Bermingham  Francis,  Barren-strand-St. 

Butler  Edmuwl,  Quay 

Commins  Anstatia,  Broad-st. 

Devereux  Nicholas,  Arundel-square 

Egan  James,   Broad-st. 

'Firth  Ann,  William-st. 

Fitzgerald  T.  Arundel-square 

Flanavan  Maurice,  Patrirk-st. 

Foster  John,  Arundel-square 

Kenney  Michael,  Broad-st. 

Knox  Bridget,  High-st. 

Lawton  John,  Stephen-st. 

Lee  Daniel,   Patrick-st. 

LumsdeuJohn,  Little  George-st. 

Manning  James,  Stephen-st. 

Moore  Susannah  &  Sarah,  King-st. 

Mullowney  Daniel,  Arundel-square 

Murphy  John,  Mall 

O'Brien  James,  Michael-st. 

O'Neill  Nicholas,    Patrick-st. 

Ryan  David,  Barren-strand-st. 

St.  Leger  Rose,  King-st. 

Tobin  Robert,  Micliael-st. 

Walsh  Edmund,  Patrick-st. 

Waring  Ann,  Mall 

White  Mary,  Quay 

Wilson  Tobias,  Quay 

Haberdashers 
Brown  Bridget,  Quay 
Brown  Catherine,  Quay 
Comerford  Mary  Ann,  Mall 
Hellyer  William,  Quay 
Jones  William,  Quay 
M'Mahon  Thomas,  Quay 
Roberts  Mary  and  Hannah,  Quay 

Hatters. 
Butler  William,  Quay 
M'Lean  Benjamin,  Quay 
M'Lean  Jnmes,  Quay 

Hop  Merchants. 
Ardagh  William  M.  Quay 
Larisy  Jannes,  Bridge-st. 
Hotels. 
Bridge,  William   Sinnot,  Waterford- bridge 
Commercial,  J.  Esch,  Mall 

Iron  Founders. 
Graham  Richd.  &  Benjn.  (&  smiths)    Quay 
Williams  Mary  &  Sons,   VVaterside-foundry 

Iroti  Merchants. 
Jacob  Joshua,   (and  manufacturer)  Quay 
Strangman  and   Blain,    [&  flax  and  hemp) 

Charlotte-st, 
White  Samuel,  Hanover- st. 

Iron  Mongers. 
Clarke  Terence,   (&  merchant)  Michael-st. 
Clarke  Charles,    (&  brass  founder)  Barrcn- 

strand-st. 
Condon  David,  Quay 
Despard  Edward,  Michael-st. 
Jacob  Joshua,  Quay 
Furcell  William,    High-st. 
Sharp  and  Son,  (and  smiths)  Cross 
Walsh  Robert,  Barren-strand-st. 


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239 


Joiners  and  Carpenters. 

Hogan  Daaiel,   New-st.  <  ' 

Purcell  John,  Stephen-st, 
Walsh  Thomas,    Patrick-st. 
Glemville  David,  Peter-st. 

Leather  Sellers. 
Clooney  Laurence,  Michael-st. 
Gorman  Marlin,   Quay-lane 
Grady  John,  Patrick-st. 
Kirby  David,    Arundel-st. 
Sheridan  William,   Michacl-st. 
Smith  Eliza,   Michael-st. 
White  Ann,    Michael-st. 

Lime  and  Stone  Quarries 
Jacob  Thomas,  jun.  Milton  Mills. 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers. 
Curtin  Patrick,  Broad-st. 
'  Kennedy  Mark,  Broad-st. 
Maher  James,  Broad-st. 
Malier  Mary,  Michael-st. 
Melican  Thomas,   Broad-st. 
Murphy  and  Curtis,  Broad-st. 
Porter  Johanna,  Broad-st. 
Power  Patrick,  Patrick-»t. 
Quigly  John, 

Linen  Drapers. 
Agar  Margaret,  Patrick-st. 
Butler  Anne,  Michael-st. 
Cooke  Robert,  Patrick-st. 
Delahunty  Tobias,  Castle-st. 
Duffy  Thomas,  Ballybrickea 
Gaule  Ellen,  Quay 
Hanly  Michael,  Barren-strand-st. 
Hill  James,  Quay 
Hoyland  Sarah,  Quay 
Jones  Matthew,   Michael-st. 
Kavanah  Edmund,  Patrick-st. 
Power  Mary,    Broad-st. 
Power  E.  and  A.  Quay 
Russell  James,  Patrick-st. 
Tothill  Catherine,   Patrick. 
Waring  Thomas  and  Joseph,  Mall 
Walsh  Catherine,  Patrick-st. 
Whitty  Nicholas,  Broad-st. 
Maltsters. 
Birie,  Lynagh  and  Co.  Stephen-st. 
Cherry  William,    King-st, 
Davis,  Straogman  and  Co.  Mary-st, 
Moreton  Michael,    Clinker-st. 
O'Brien,  Keating  and  Co.  New-gate 
White  Peter,   Johas-town 

Merchants, 
Allen  John  and  Co.  Lady-lane 
Aylward  William,  Thomas-st. 
Belcher    William    and  Co.    (commission) 

Thomas-st. 
Boland  Thomas,    High-st. 
Courteney  and  Son,  Scotch-quay 
Crosthwait  Samuel,   King-st. 
Davis,  Strangman  and  Co,  Maiy-st. 
FogartyTliomas,   King-st. 
Gadsden  and  Nash,    Bridge-§t. 
Harris  John,  Thomas-st. 
Galway  and  Power,    High-st. 
Hearn  Nicholas,    Michael-st. 
Hunt  William,  and  Co.  Quay 


Jackssn  Anthony,  Great  Bridge-sl. 
Jacob  Thomas  Bridge-st. 
Jones  David,  WlUiam-st. 
Larisy  James,  Bridge-st. 
M'Cheane  and  Hutchinson,  Quay 
Max  Simon,   Bridge-st. 
Meagher  T.  and  Son,  (Newfoundland)  Quay 
Millwards  and  Co.  Summer-bill 
Morris  James,  [Newfoundland]  King-st. 
Nevins  Pim,    Summer-hill  , 

Nevins  Thomas,  Sion-hill  j 

Peet  Joshua  and  William,   George-st. 
Penrose  John  Pim,  (Newfoundland  &  Ame- 
rican) Queen-st. 
Power  Michael,   Quay 
Pope  Alexander,  Henrietta-st. 
Prossor  Thomas  and  John,  Anne-st, 
Ridgway  Henry  and  Sons,  Quay 
Scroder  Jacob,  Quay 
Shearman  Thomas,  [commission]  King-st. 
Smith  Francis,  Quay 
Strangman  and  Sons,  Mary-st. 
Watson  Robert,  Kisbys-lane 
White  Williaji,  King-st. 
White  James  Eustace,  (cotton  yarn)  King-st 
Wise  and  Quans,  Quay 

Milliners. 
Flanigan  Elizabeth,  King-st. 
Walsh  Elinor,  Quay 

Nursery  and  Seedsrnen. 
Fenessy  Richard,  Barren-strand-st. 
Poke  William,  Barren-strand-st. 
Oil,  Colour,  8f  Dye  Wood  Mcrchts. 
Murphy  Martin,  George-st.  and  King-st. 
Rice  John,    Barren-strand-st. 
White  William  and  Co.  Thomas-st. 
Painters  and  Glaziers. 
Backns  Thomas,  Quay 
Backus  Thomas,  Peter-st 
Bvrne  Matthew,  Michael-st. 
Hall  Edward  and  Co.  Mall 
Lyons  Richard,  Michael-st. 
Quinlan  James,  Patrick-st. 

Paper  Manufacturer. 
Phair  Francis,  Little  John-st. 

Paper  Stainers. 
Hall  Edward  and  Co.  Mall 
Lynch  Maurice,  Little  George-st. 
M'Loughlin  James,    Quay 

Pawnbrokers. 
Barlow  Mary,  Ncw-st. 
Bradley  Elizabeth,  Thomas-st. 
CuUiraore  Michael,  New-st. 
Camming  Ann,  Parliament-st. 
Dnnn  Dorah,  Cooke-lane 
Dunn  Michael,  Arundel-square 
Fortiscne  Michael,  Patrick-st. 
Irvrin  John,  sen.  Bakehouse-lane 
Irwin  John,  jun.   Batchelor-walk 
Merrick  Samuel,  New-st, 
Nowlan  John,  Peter-st. 
Pounder  George,  Stephen-st. 
Power  James,  Michael-st. 
Roycroft  William,  Little  George-gt. 
Sleny  David,  Stephen-st. 
Walsh  William,  Jobs-st. 


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WATERFORD. 


'lysicians. 

Brackm  Jolin  Kin^,  Stephen-st. 

Burkitl  James,  Lady-lane 

Connolly  William,  Kiug-st. 

Fleury  Geof^e,  New-st. 

Hammond  William,  Little  George-st. 

Hearn  Thomas,  King-st, 

Lanphier  S.  New-st. 

Mackesy  Thomas  Lewis,  Lady-lane 

Maher  Richard,  Bailey's-New-s,. 

Poole  Matthew,  King-st.. 

Pipe  Makers. 

Cumming  Peter,  John-st. 

Morris  George,  John-st. 

Power  James,  John-st, 

Printers,  Letter-press. 

Birnie  Js  Ramsay,  [Chronicle-Office]  Tues- 
day, Thursday  and  Saturday,  Quay 

Bull  jdlin.  Quay 

Farrell  Rich.  (Mirror  Office,  Monday,  Wed- 
nesday and  Saturday)  Quay 

Smith  Sedgley,  jun.  (Evening  Packet  Office, 
Saturday  night,  &  publisher  of  the  Water- 
ford  QOtes,  &  monthly  export  list)  Bai- 
ley's-New-st. 

Provision  Merchants. 

Aylwanl  William,  Thomas-st. 

Carroll  Owen  and  Co.  Francis-st. 

Courtenay  and  Son,  Scotch-quay 

Fogarty  Richard,  King-st. 

Gadsden  and  Nash,  Bridge-st, 

Keating  Frederick,  Quay 

Larisy  Jiimes,  Biidge-st. 

M'Cheane  &  Hutchinson,  Quay 

Milwards  &  Co.  Summer-hill 

Nevins  Pirn,  Siimmer-hill 

PenroseJohn  Pim,  Queen-st. 

Power  Michael,  Quay 

Prossor  Thomas  and  John,  Anne-st. 
Rope  Makers. 

Blake  James  and  Son,  Quay 

Cox  John,  Quay 

White  Wm.  and  Co,  Thomas-st. 
Saddlers, 

Clarke  Pierce,  Mall 

Clooney  Walter,  Barren -strand-st. 

Geale  Peter,  Quay 

Masterson  Ann,  Barren-strand-st. 

Todd  John,  Michael-st. 

Veacock  John,  Quay 

Sail  Maker. 

Barnes  Thomas,  Quay 

Salt  Manufacturers. 

Devereux  Nicholas,  Rose-lane 

Lyons  Edmund,  William-st. 

Nevins  Thomas,   Sion-hill 

O'Brien  John,  William-st. 

Ship  and  Boat  Builders. 

Walsh  Michael,  Craven-bank 

White  William,  King-st. 

Spirit  Merchants., 

Gibbons  Peter,  Queen-st. 

Pope  Alexander,  Henrietta-st. 

Robinson  William,   Bridge-st. 

Stein.  John  and  Co,  Hanover-st. 


Starch  Manufacturer. 

White  Samuel,  Hanover-st. 

Stone  ajid  Marble  Masons. 
CarewJohn,  Quay 
Carew  John,  John's-bridge 
Smyth  Thomas,  Waterside 

Straw  Hat  Manufacturers. 
Tiodge  Ann,  Quay 
Power  M.  Quay 
Roberts  M,  and  H.  Quay 
VVilliams  Sarah,  Quay 
Palmer  A.  M.  &  P.  Quay-lane 

Surgeons. 
Barker  William,  Christ-church-yard 
Briscoe  John,  VVilliam-st. 
O'Brien  William,  Quay 

Tailors  and  Drapers. 
Glanville  William,  Quay 
Kelly  William,  Parade 

Tailors. 
Power  Maurice,  Patrick-st. 
Stafford  Richard,  Quay 

Tallow  Chandlers  4'  Soap  Boilers. 
Cotter  James,  Arundel-row 
Dalton  Martin,  King-st 
Dalton  Patrick,  Michael-st. 
Delahunty  Matthew,  Barren-strand-st. 
Dudley  Joseph,  Barren-strand-st. 
Fanning  Joseph  &  Co   Patrick-st. 
Hearn  Nicholas,  Mici:ael-8t. 
HickeyJobn,  Patrick-st. 
M'Naraara  Edward,  Mayor's-walk 
Mason  Joshua  and  Thomas,  Summer-hill 
Mydleton  Thomas,  Peter-st. 
Prendergast  Peter,  Arundel- square 
Rice  John,  Barren-strand-st. 
Weekcs  George,  Ba'ren-strand-st. 
Tanners  and  Curriers. 
Bush  John,  Manor 
Uunford  Patrick,  Ballybricken 
Dwyer  John,  fSt  corn  merchant)  Quay 
Power  Michael,  John-st. 
Scallan  Richard,  New-st. 
Sharp  Robert,   John's-lane 
SwayneJohn,  Barrack-st. 
Wall  Pierce,  Ballybricken 
Wall  Patrick,  Ballybricken 

Tavern  Keepers  6f  Publicans, 
Aylward  Edmund,  King-st, 
Baldwin  Philip,  Ballybricken 
Boate  William,    Ballybricken 
Bone  Jas.  ^Bristol  packet  house)  Quay 
Carroll  Bridget,  Quay 
Can-oil  Thomas,  Palrick-st. 
Carigan  John,  Micliael-st. 
Cherry  Richard,  (hope  &  anchor)  Quay 
Connell  Peter,  Mall-lane 
Crotty  Edmund,  Quay 
Dalton  Barnaby,  Barrack-st. 
Delahunty  Thomas,  Barren-strand-st. 
Devereux  Nicholas,  High-st. 
Divine  Mary,  High-st. 
Evans  John,    Quay-lane 
Fanning  Eliza,  Peter-st. 
Fenelly  Edinund,  Michael-st. 
Fitzgerald  Patrick,  Ballybrickea 


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241 


Flinn  Thomas,  Bdrrea-stfand-st. 
Forristal  Patrick,  Waterford-bridge 
Gleeson  James,  Ballybricken 
Haniahan  Thomas,  Mayor's-walk 
Hayes  Maurice,  Quay 
Hayes  Patrick,  8arren-strand-st, 
HennesyJobn,  MLchael-st. 
Hennesy  Martin,  Quay 
Hern  Maurice,  Patrick-st. 
Hunt  Edmund,  Barrack-st, 
Hughes  John,  Arundel-square 
Hyor  Catherine,  Banen-strand-st, 
Kavanah  Kerran,  Tbomas-st. 
Keeffe  Lawrence,  Barrack-st. 
Kent  Robert,  Quay 
Kier  John,  Quay 
Knox  Walter,  Barren-strand-st. 
M'Carty  Edmund,  Bakehouse-lane 
Mara  Bridget,  Queen-st. 
Mahony  James,  Michael-st. 
Meagher  Margaret,  Queen-st. 
Morrison  George,  Jobn's-town 
Morrison  James  Broad-st. 
Mountane  Edmund,  Barrack-st. 
MuUowney  Nicholas,  Patrick-st. 
MuUywney  Daniel,  Arundel-laae 
MurpliyJohn,  Mayor's-walk 
Nugent  Edmund,  Michael-st. 
O'Connor  Lawrence,  Barreu-strand-st. 
Phelan  Maurice,  High-st. 
Phelan  John,  Barrack-st. 
Power  Eliza,  Barren-strand-st. 
Power  John,  Ballybricken. 
Power  Michael,  Stephen-st. 
Power  Thomas,  (Neptune)  Quay 
Power  Wm.  (packet-house)  William-st. 
Prentergasf  Margaret,  Quay 
Purcell  Wm.  (farmer's  arms)  Quay 
Russell  Thomas,  John-st. 
Shannahan  William,  Ballybricken 
Sbee  Matthew,  Peter-st. 
Sutton  William,  Broad-st. 
Toite  William,  William-st. 
Torphy  Richard,  Ballybricken 
Walsh  Alice,  Patrick-st. 
WalshJiJicholas,  Jobn's-town 
Walsh  Margaret,  Michael-st. 
Walsh  Edmund,  George-st. 
Walsh  John,  High-st. 
Walsh  James,  .4rundel-square 
Warren  Patrick,  Conduit-lane 

Timber  Merchants. 
Farrell  Maurice,  Ring-st. 
Jacob  Joshua  Richard,  Qu^en-st. 
Jacob  Joseph,  Rose-lane 
Wood  Thomas  Hadfield,  Colebeck-st. 


Tin  Plate  Workers. 
Blake  Thomas,  George-st. 
Molloy  Joseph,  Barren-strand-st. 
Morrin  Maurice,  Black-friars 
Moran  John,  Peter-st, 

Tobacconists, 
Dudley  Joseph,  Barren-strand-st. 
Fanning  Joseph  &  Ce.  Patrick-st. 
Hearn  Nicholas,  Michael-st, 
Hickey  John,  Patrick-st.      ■  t^  .  f  ^  '  '  -i  X '  i  '■> 


M'Namafa  Edward,  Mayor's  walk 
Poke  William,  Barren -sfrand-st. 
Rice  John,  Barren-strand-st. 

Ttirnerlfin  Wood. 
Cahill  Thomas,  John's-town 
Flanavan  John,  Michael-st. 
Phillips  John,  John's-town 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 
Dillon  Jonathan,  Mall 
Glanville  David,  Quay 
Maddock  Patrick,  Barren-strattd-st. 
Murphy  Patrick.  Quay 
Shallow  Philip  Patrick,  Quay 

Winf!  and  Spirit  Merchants. 
Ardagh  William  M.  Quay 
Archbold  &  O^Brien,  Bailey's-New-st. 
Belcher  William  &  Co.  Thomas-st. 
Carroll  John,  Church-lane 
Dunaford  Daniel,  King-st. 

Woo/Jen  Drapers. 
Linchan  James,  Broad-st. 
Reynolds  Paul,  Broad-st 
Weekes  John,  [&  man's  mercer]  Mall 

Woollen  Merchants. 
Fawcett  William,  Barren-strand-st. 
Glanville  John  &  James,  Quay 
Jacob  Richard,  Quay 
M'Dougall  Patrick,  Quay 
Murphy  &  Curti.s,  Bioad-st. 

MISCELLANY. 

Alpenny  John  S.  figure  &  landscape  drawer, 
Bailey's  New-st, 

Boardmati ,  weigh  master,  King.st. 

Carew  Richard,  corn  miller,  John's-bill 

Clampet  Joseph,  trunk-maker.  Quay 

Clarke  William,  collector  of  taxes,  Mall 

Cox  William,  gun  maker,  William-st. 

Cutler  Henry,  bellows  manufacturer.  Quay 

Dowries  Henry,  distiller,  Thomas-st. 

Fiemi.ig  J.  goldsmith,  Quay 

Fogarty  Thomas,  feather  merchant,  Kingr-st 

Giraud  Ann,  fruiterer.  Mall 

Gill  Thomas  H,  collector  of  public  money, 

Bridge-st. 
Goouch  Thomas,  thread  &  tape  manufac- 
turer, Joho's-bridge 
Hamilton  John,  musical  instrument  maker, 

Stephen-st. 
Harrington  Denis,druggist,  Barren-strand-st 
Lawsou  George,  writing  clerk,  Peter-st. 
Richardson  Eliza,  stay  &  dress  maker.  Mall 
Ringwood    John,    music  master,  Bailey's- 
New-st. 
Rorke  Wm.&  John,  bran  dealers,  Queen-st 
Sinnott  Pierce,  hat  manufacturer.  Quay 
Stratford  George  &  Catherine,  plumbers, 

Peter-st, 
Sullivan  Thomas,  pewterer,  Peter-st. 
Wilson  Edward,  patten  maker,  Peter-st. 

Coaches. 
From  the  Commercial  Hotel,  Mall. 
Royal  mail  to   Dublin,  through  Thomas- 
town,  Gowran,    Royal   Oak,  Leii>hlin- 
bridge,  Cailow,  Cattle  Dermot,   Kilkul- 
KVin  and  iVoaJi  every  afterhooa  at  half 


242 


WATERFORD. 


past  three,  and  arrives  in  Dublin,  every 
inorning,  at  balf  past  six ;  the  above 
Coach,  leaves  Dublin,  every  night  at 
eight,  passing  through  the  above  named 
towns,  and  arrives  in  JVaterford,  every 
morning  at  eleven,  in  time  for  the  Corh 
mail. 

A  day  Coach,  to  Dublin,  the  sanae  road, 
Monday,  Wednesday  and  Friday  morn- 
ings, at  six,  and  arrives  in  Dublin,  at 
nine  at  night,   leaves  Dublin,   Tuesday, 

Thursday  and    Saturdays,    and   arrives  in 

Waterford,  the  same  ^evening,   at  nine. 

Royal  mail  to  Cor/fe,  every  morning  at  eleven, 
through  Kilmathonias ,  Dungarvan  and 
Cappoquin,  Lismore  and  TuUow ;  and 
arrives  in  Cork,  every  night  at  ten, leaves 
Cork  every  morning  ateleven,  and  arrives 
in  fVaterford,  at  ten  at  night. 
Fhom  James  M'Lean's,  on  the  Quay. 

Royal  mail,  to  Clonmel,  through  Carrick 
on  Suir,  every  day,  a  quarter  before 
three,  arrives  in  JVaterford  every  day 
at  eleven. 

A  day  Coach,  to  Limerick^  Monday,  Wed- 


nesday and  Friday  morning,  at  eight,  an(i 
returns  Tuesday,"  Thursday  and  Saturday 
evenings  at  seven. 

From  the  Day  Car  Office,  on  the  Mall. 

A  well  appointed  Car,  for  the  conveyance  of 
passengers  and  parcels  to  Thurlss,  every 
morning,  (except  Sunday)  at  eight,  pass- 
ing through  the  populous  towns  of  Car- 
rick on  Suir,  Clonmel  and  Cashel, 

A  Car  to  Limerick,  every  morning  at  eight, 
(except  Sunday)  through  Carrick  on 
Suir,  Clonmel,  Cahir,  Tipperary  and 
Pallas. 

A  Car  to  Wexford  every  morning  at 
eight,  [except  Sunday]  through  New 
Ross,  and  Taghmon,  and  arrives  at  Wex- 
ford at  half  past  three 

Conveyance  hy  Water. 
To  Jiristol,  a  Packet  every  eighth  and 
twenty-fifth,  from  the  Quay  ;  William 
Palmer,  Agent ;  from  Dunmore,  six 
miles  and  a  half,  from  fVaterford,  a 
packet  sails  every  day,  at  three,  for  Mil- 
ford. 


€ 


WEXFORD, 


ALLED  by  the  Danes  Wessford,  is  the  capital  of  the  county,  and  a  sea-port,  66  miles 
from  Dublin,  19  from  New  Ross,  and  12  from  Eniscorthy,  is  situated  under  a  hiU,  upon 
the  river  Slaney,  over  which  there  has  been  an  elegant  wooden  bridge  built,  by  much  the  ■ 
largest  in  Ireland,  being  1554  feet  in  length,  and  34  feet  in  breadth,  it  consists  of  75  piers 
of  oak  drove  into  the  ground,  G  timbers  in  each  pier,  with  a  portcullis  for  the  admission  of 
shipping  up  the  river  ;  at  ebb  tides  there  is  16  feet  of  water  underneath.  The  harbour  is  im- 
mensely large  but  divided  ;  the  inner  liarbour  being  four  miles  long  by  one  in  breadth  ;  the 
river  which  is  navigable  to  Eniscorthy,  12  miles,  adds  much  to  the  commercial  convenience 
of  the  town.  Wexford  was  one  of  the  earliest  colonies  of  the  English,  and  the  iirstforces 
from  England  that  attempted  the  conq-iest  landed  here.  From  this  town  King  Henry  II. 
embarked  for  England  after  receiving  homage  from  most  of  the  kings  and  princes  of  thia 
nation ;  here  the  marriage  ceremony  was  performed  between  Raymond,  afterwards 
■viceroy  of  Ireland,  and  the  Lady  Basil,  sister  to  Strongbow,  Earl  of  Pembroke ;  and  is  the 
second  town  that  Cromwell  besieged.  Where  the  castle  stands  is  a  rocI<y  hill  that  overlooks 
the  town.  There  are  several  parts  of  the  wall  standing,  and  the  gates  yet  remain  ;  the 
town  consists  of  one  long  street  with  some  lanes  on  each  side,  and  contains  several  hand- 
some buildings.  There  are  several  ruins  of  ancient  abbeys  and  religious  houses  ;  the  public 
buildings  are  the  Church,  Market-house,  Court-house,  and  County  Jail;  besides  the  es- 
tablished Church,  there  is  a  Catholic  Chapel,  and  a  Methodist  Meeting  House;  a  Nunnery, 
Convent,  and  Catholic  College  ;  a  Lancasterian  School  ;  a  Subscription  News-Room  ;  a 
House  of  Industry  and  Lunatic  Asylum,  James  M'Evoy,  Governor  ;  a  County  Infirmary 
and  Fever  Hospital.  Near  the  west  gate  is  a  small  structoi-e  that  covers  a  mineral  well, 
which  they  call  a  Spa,  but  the  appearance  of  the  water  is  not  very  inviting,  though  it  has 
many  virtues  attributed  to  it.  The  chief  exports  of  Wexford  is  corn,  barley,  live  cattle, 
and  malt.  Provisions  of  all  kinds  arc  plentiful  and  cheap ,  there  are  fine  wild  fowl  to  behad 
from  the  month  of  November  to  May.  The  trade  of  the  town  is  considerable,  and  its 
commerce  with  England  is  great.  On  the  30th  of  May,  1798,  it  was  entirely  evacuated 
by  the  troops  on  account  of  the  insurgents,  who  were  become  20,000  strong,  and  were 
ready  to  attack  it ;  they  shortly  after  entered  it,  and  held  possession  of  it  till  the  21st  of 
June  following.  In  the  Barony  of  Foroh,  adjoining  Wexford,  are  the  remains  of  an  ancient 
British  colony,  planted  there  by  Henry  II.  The  people  of  Wexford  retain  their  native 
language,  manners,  and  many  singular  customs  to  this  day  ;  and  it  is  probable  the  ancient 
British  or  Celtic  language  has  been  preserved  with  less  corruption  here  than  even  in 
Britain  ;  the  inhabitants  are  remarkably  industrious  and  cleanly.  Wexford  is  governed  by 
a  Mayor,  Recorder,  and  Bailiffs  ;  and  contains  about  12,000  inhabitants  ;  and  sends  one 
member  to  Parliament ;  present  member  Mr.  W.  Wigram.  Market  days,  Wednesday  and 
Saturday.    Fairs,  March  17th,  May  1st,  June  29th,  August  24tb,  aud  November  1st, 


WEXFORD.  2;^ 

Post  Office,  Allen-st,— John  Hickey,  Post  Master. — Royal  Mail  to  Dublin  every  day 
at  half  past  two,  except  Saturday,  on  which  day  the  bags  are  delivered  to  all  internu  diate 
places,  but  no  Dublin  mail  carried;  arrives  every  morning  at  half  past  eleven  wittithe 
Dublin  mail,  (except  Monday)  on  which  day  the  English  packets  only  are  hrough' 

Munster  Mail  to  England  by  way  ot  Milford,  leaves  this  office  every  (3ay  at  Iweive,  re- 
turns every  night  at  eleven.  A  bye  mail  to  Broadway  every  Sunday,  V\  ednesdav.  and 
Friday  mornings  at  twelve,  returns  Monday,  Thursday,  and  Sunday  mornings  at  eleven. 


Gentry,  8fc. 

Archer  William,  esq.  (stamp  distributor  for 
the  county  of  Wexford)  Main-st. 

Bunker  Jas,  esq.  Selskar 

Cornick  Zach.  esq.  Cromwell's  Fort 

Gill ,  esq,  [pro  collector  of  excise] 

Excise  Buildings 

Harvey  Wm.  esq.  (collector  of  excise)  Ex- 
cise Buildings 

Harvey  Wm. esq.  [county  treasurer]  Main-st 

Hore  Ponsoiibj',  esq.  (tide  waiter)  Quay 

Hughes  Matthew,  esq.  Folly 

Hughes  Wm.  esq.  Mulgannon 

Johns  Colonel,  (mayor)  Monk-st, 

Johnson  William,  [pro  collector  of  customs] 
George-st. 

Jones  Thos.  [town-clerk,  notary  public,  &c.] 
Sek-kar 

Jones  Nathaniel,  [gent.]  Monk-st. 

Kidd  Richard  Augustus,  esq.  Anne-st. 

King  Pierce  Newton,  esq.  (collector  of  cus- 
toms) Carlton  House 

Meadows  Aithnr,  esq.  Wellington  Cottage 

Nunn  Joshua,  esq.  St.  Margarets, 

O'Neil  George,  gent.  George-st. 

Richards  Thos.  esq.  [barrister]  Anne-st. 

Richards  Thos.  esq.  Spa  House 

Reid  G.  H.  esq.  (port  surveyor)  Spa  House 

Robarts  John,  esq.  Selskar-st. 

Squirl capt.  Monk-st. 

Towell  John,  esq. (barrack-master)  Monk-st 

Vicary  Nathaniel,  Roslane 

Walker  Thos.  esq.  Belmont 

Academies. 
Behan  Richard,  (gentlemen's)  George-st. 
Needham  Rev,  Geo.  (gent's)  Spafields. 
O'Brien  Miss,  (ladies)  Slaney-house 
Stone  Miss,  [ladies]  Slaney-st. 
Apothecaries, 
Codd  John,  Main-st. 
M'Gowran  Peter,  Main-st. 
Rickards  James  Ward,  Main-st. 
Ricards  Loftus,  Main-st. 

Atlornies. 
Ball  Rt.  (&  40,  French-st.  Dublin)  Main-st 
Bridson  Thomas,  Main-st. 
Derinzy  Henry,    (secretary  to  county  grand 

juryl  Monk-st. 
Little  Geo.  (&  2,  Nassau-st.  Dublin)  Geo.-st 
Stephens   Benjamin   Nunn,    [&  29,    lower 

Sackville-st.  Dublin]  Slaney-st. 
Vicary  Benj.  [&8,Mercer-st.Dublin]Geo.-st 

Bakers. 
Bulger  Morgan,  Main-st. 
Cowen  Jeremiah,  Main-st. 
Crosbie  Hugh,  Main-st. 
Keefe  Margaret,  Main  st. 
Leafed  Margaret  and  Soil,  M  ain-st. 


New  Bakery,  Richd.  Green,  agent,  Main-st 
Scallan  Richard,  Main-st. 

Bankers, 
Hatchell  &  Sons,  Wellington-place. 
Redmond  John,  Bull-ring 

Block  Makers  and  Turners, 
Doyle  Moses,  Main-st. 
Guilfoy  James,  Custom-house-quay 
Walsh  John,  Main-st. 
Booksellers,  Printers  Sf  Stationers. 
Lord  William,  Main-st. 
Taylor  Christ.     (Wexford    Herald   Office, 

Mon,  and  Thur.)  Main-st. 
Wheelock  Samuel,  [and  binder]  Main-st, 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 
Box  Henry,  Ccrn-market 
Colfer  James,  Corn-market 
Colfor  Lawrence,  Main-cstl 
Edwards  Patrick,  Main-st. 
Jones  Jiihn,  Main-st. 
Kelly  Nicholas,  Main-st. 
Lett  Thoniaa,  Main-st. 
M'Hugh  Andrew,  Castle -st. 
Murphy  Nicholas,  Faith 

Braziers. 
Byrne  John,  Main-st. 
Cullen  Daniel,  (brass  founder,  &c.}  Main-st 

Brewers. 
Pettit  Matthew,  Mount- folly 
Scallan  Lawrence,  Spa-well 
Wickhani  Michael,  Main-st. 

Brush  Manvfaclurers, 
Hughes  Anthony,  Main-st, 
Trigg  William,  Main-st. 

Builders. 
Connick  Thomas,  (&  architect)  Monk-st, 
Murphy  Denis,  Monk-st. 

Cabinet  Makers, 
Atkin  Hercules,  George-st. 
Codd  Loftus,  Monk-st. 
Cullen  Nicholas,  Corn-market. 
Confectioners. 
Robinson  David,  Main-st. 
Rowley  John,  Main-st. 

Corn  Merchants, 
Devereux  James,  Main-st. 
Fitzhenry  Robert,  Main-st. 
Roe  Thomas,  Main-st, 
Stafford  Walter,  (&  (allow  chandler)  Main-st 
Whitty  William,  Faith 

Curriers  and  Leather  Sellers, 
Howlin  William,  Main-st. 
Sinnott  Raymond,  Corn-m.irket 

Earthenware  Dealers, 
Backus  Jane,  Main-st. 
Brenan  Patrick,  Main-st. 
Connor  Mary,  Main-s  . 


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Glovers. 

Kelly  E.  &  M.  West-gate 
Nowlaa  William,  Gorh-market 

Grocers. 
Atkin  Francis,  Main  st. 
Berry  John,  Corn-market 
Commins  Edwards,  Maia-st. 
Connor  Job  i.  Mary-st. 
Cooney  John,  John-st. 
Evans  Richard,  Bull-ring 
Frankland  Edward,  Main-st. 
Harper  Francis,  Main-st. 
Hayes  Mary,  Selskar 
Jeffares  Shephard,  Maia-st. 
Jones  Frederick,  Corn-market 
Keoe;h  John,  Castle-st. 
Lambert  John,  Maia-st. 
Malloy  John,  Faith 
Murphy  Lawrence,  Maia-st, 
Murphy  John,  Main-st. 
O'Connor  James,  Main-st. 
Rogers  John,  Mainst. 
Valentine  John,  Main-st. 

Gun  Makers. 
Angljn  William,  (&  weigh  master)  Monk-st 
Green  Benjamin,  Corn-market 

Hardware  Dealers. 
Cullen  John,  Corn-market 
O'Brien  Julia  Ann,  Main-st. 

Hat  Manufacturers. 
Corish  James,  Main-st. 
Jefferies  Thomat,  Main-st. 
Hotels. 
Furlong  Patrick,  Ferry-bank 
Sutherland  John,  Common-quay 
White' John,  Main-st. 

Iron  Mongers. 
Boyle  James,  John-st. 
Harper  Francis,  (merchant)  Main-st. 
Hughes  Wm.  Bate,  Main-st. 
Hughes  Nathaniel,  Main-st. 
Sparrow  Nathaniel ,  Bull-ring 

Linen  Drapers. 
Baker  Elizabeth,  Corn-market 
Bennett  Hannah,  Main  st. 
Brown  Elinor,  (and  grocer)  Main-st. 
Butler  Mar)',   Main-st . 
Crosbie  Mary,  [and  woollen]  Main-st. 
Davis  Samuel,  Main-st. 
Here  Patrick,  Main-st. 
Keating  William,  Main-st. 
Lambert  Maiy,  Main-st. 
Leared  Ann  and  Co.  Main-st. 
Meylor  Mary,  Main-st. 
Rea  A.  and  M.  Main-st. 
Sparrow  Dehor  h,  Main-st. 
Tanner  Editha,  {&  woollen)  Main-st. 

Malsters, 
Kane  Robert,  Faitb 
Murphy  James,  Faith 
O'Connor  James,  Main-st. 
Walsh  Philip,  Mdn-st. 

Merchants. 
Barry  J'eter,  (&  agent  to  the  underwriters 
of  Liverpool  and  London)  Selsl^ar, 


Barry  James,  Main-st. 
Brenan  Thomas,  Maln-st. 
Breen  Patrick,  Castle-lrridge. 
CardiflF  Matthew,  Maia-st. 
Devereux  Richard,  Main-st. 
Doyle  Thomas,  (commission)  Maia-st. 
Dixon  John,  CastU-bridgg 
Gafney  Timothy,  Main-st. 
-Herron  Thomas,  Main-^t. 
Hughes  Robert,  (&  ship  agent)  ADne-»t. 
Jones  Richard,  (commission)  Main-st. 
Learerd,  Sparrow  &  Co.  Custom-house-qy. 
Roach  John,  Stone-bridge 
Roche  Thomas,  jun.  Main-st. 
Walsh  Philip,  Main-st. 
Walsh  John,  Main-st. 
Whitty  Nicholas,  Main-st. 
White  John,  [salt  &  lime]  Paul-quay 

Milliners. 
Devereux,  Main-st. 
French  Catharine,  Main-st. 
Giffor  Eliza,  Main-st. 
Lett  Hannah  iVItiria,  Main-st. 

Nursery  and  Seedsmen. 
Boston  Mary,   Main-st. 
Harpur  James,  Main-st. 

Pawnbroker?. 

Tennant  Walter,  Ram-st. 

M'Quin  Michael,  Back-st. 
Phj/sicians. 

Biggs  Benjamin,  Selskar 

Boxwell  Ambrose,  [member  to  tlie  English 
&  liTsh  College  of  surgeon*,  accouchier& 
surgeon  to  the  County  Infirmary]  Main-st. 

Cardiff  Robert,  Main-st. 

Lane  Thomas,  George-st. 

Renwick  Robert,  Excise-buildings 

Thompson  VV'Jlliam,  Main-st. 

Publicans. 
Byrne  Nicholas,  West-gate 
Colfer  Phillip,  Corn-market 
Codd  James,  Corn-market 
Devereux  William,  Old-pound 
Dunphy  John,  Common-quay 
Furlong  Silvester,  John-st. 
Gregory  Thomas,  Main-st. 
Hayes  Matthew,  Faith 
Kavanagb  Lawrence,  CustQra-hpvi2|e-quay 
Maddocks  Jam^s,  John-st. 
Mason  George,  Main-st. 
Murphy  Denis,  Custom-house-quay 
Murphy  Patrick,  Bull-ring 
O'Brien  Owen,  Castle-st. 
Pettit  John,  Faith 
Pitt  Mary,  Ma;u-st. 
Ricards  John,  Corn-market. 
Scallan  Nicholas,  Custom-house-quaj 
Scallan  Anthony,  Common-quay 
Stafford  Anthony,  Main-st. 

Rope  Makers. 
Barry  James,  Faith 
Carroll  William,  Faith 
Cody  John,  Main-st. 
Scallan  Gregory,  Faith        ,'.\})^-i:!   or^ 
Wall  Stephen,  (&  tla^dcajerip^i^  d:..... 


Saddlers. 
Gainfort  Richard,  Main-st. 
Greeii  Tboruas,  Monk-st. 
Rossiter  Thomas,  Anne-st. 
Reeves  Willi  nm,  Corn-market 
Sullivan  James,  Back-st 
Soap  Boilers  and  Tallow  Chandlers, 
Jeffaies  Rebecca,  Main-st, 
JeflFares  Shepherd,  Main-st. 
Jones  Frederick,  Corn-market 
Ryan  Patrick,  Main-st. 
Valentine  John,  Mainrst. 
West  Enoch,  Main-st. 

Spirit  Merchants, 
Evans  Richard,  Bull-ring 
Harper  Francis,  Main-st, 
O'Connor  James,  Main-st. 

Tailors  and  Drapers, 
Coghlan  William,  Main-st, 
M'llroy  Daniel,  Main-st. 
Sinnott  James,  Main-st. 
Wickham  John,  Main-st. 

Tanners, 
Cooney  John,  John-st. 
Donnelly  Patrick,  Main-st. 
Doyle  John,  John-st. 
Frayne  Ann,  John-st. 
Redmond  William,  Mary-st. 

Timber  Merchants. 
Allen  Robert,  Main-st. 
Eakins  Walter,  (&  window  gla^s)  Mm-s^. 

Tobacconists. 
Harper  Francis,  Main-st, 
Meyler  Robert,  Main-st. 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers, 
Hatchells  Nicholas,  Main-st. 
Higginbotham  Joseph,  Main-st. 

Wine  and  Spirit  Merchants, 
Atkin  Francis,  Main-st. 
Hughes  William,  Main-st. 


Martin  and  Beatty,  Main-st. 

Woollen  Drapers. 
Conoly  Murray,  Main-st. 
Crosby  Miles,  Main-st. 
Fortune  Moses,  Main-st. 
Furlong  Peter,  Main-st.  i 

Lett  Thomas,  Main-st.  1 

Walsh  James,  Main-st.  \ 

MISCELLANY.    »       | 

Campbell  Robert,  music  master,  Allen-s^~ 
Connor  Waltar,  whitesmith,  Slaiicy-st.      ^ 
Devereux  Nicholas,  surgeon,  Main-st, 
Doyle  Joseph,  miller,  Scegriflf-mill 
Gibson  Nathaniel,  roaster  pilot,  Fort 
Gladwin  Lemuel,  governor  County  Jail 
Hogau  John,  coach  proprietor,  Selsk»r-8t. 
Howard  Stotl,wire  machine  maker,  MaiiHSt 
Hnuhes  John,  glass  dealer,  Main-st.       ^ ,, 
Jones  Elizabeth,  dyer.  Corn-market       '*■ 
Keating  Pat.  flax  and  hemp  dealer,  Main4t 
Landers  AVilliam,  coach  maker,  John-st.  ' 
M'Evoy  James,   governor  of  house  of  in- 
dustry and  lunatic  hospital,  Main-st. 
Mullen  James,  painter  and  glazier.  Back -St. 
Redmond  Phillip,  conveyancer,  &c.  Selskar 
Rudd  Wm.ship  and  revenue  broker,  Selskar 
Timson  William,  silversmith,  Main-st. 
Walsh  J.  W.  auctioneer,  Main-st. 
Wyke  Robert,  artist,  Slaney-st. 
Coaches  Sfc. 
From  the  Wellington  Hotel. 
Day  Coach  to  Dublin  through  Enisvorthy , 
Carnolin,  Gorey,  Arklow,  fVicklow,  and 
Newtown  Mount  Kenedy,  every  morn- 
ing at   six,  returns   the  same  way,   and 
arrives  in  fVexford  every  evening  at  half 
past  eight 
From  Mr,  James  Kenselah's,  MAfN-sT. 
A  Car  to  Waterford,  through   New  Rots 
every  morning  at  eight  (except   Sunday) 
returns  the  same  day  at  four  o'clock 


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YOUGHAL 


S  situated  on  an  arm  of  the  sea,  on  the  eastern  frontier  of  the  county  of  Cork  ;  24 
miles  from  that  city,  and  108,  S.  W.  of  Dublin,  in  the  province  of  Munster.  It  is  a 
corporate  market  fair,  and  post  town,  extending  more  than  a  mile  in  length,  from  N.  to 
S,  with  a  number  of  inferior  streets  and  lanes,  branching  therefrom,  in  easterly  and  west- 
erly directions.  It  is  under  a  high  hill,  near  the  mouth  of  the  bay,  beautifully  situated, 
as  approached  to  from  the  opposite  shore  of  the  county  of  Waterford,  bearing  a  strikiag 
resemblance  to  the  city  of  Algiers,  The  meandering  Bride,  and  the  Black  Water,  here  empty 
themselves  into  the  sea,  from  which  immense  quantities  of  fish  are  caught  by  the  adventur- 
ous poor  of  this  ancient  borough  ;  and  from  whose  bosom,  rich  tillage  is  daily  collected, 
which  being  dried,  makes  excellent  manure  for  their  favourite  root,  tlie  potatoe, 
which  was  first  grown  in  Ireland,  in  the  immediate  neighbourhood  of  Yooghal,  This 
borough  is  governed  by  a  Mayor,  Recorder,  Bailiffs,  and  town  Clerk,  who,  together  with 
the  Aldermen,  Burgesses  and  Freemen,  return  one  Member  to  Parliament ;  who, 
at  present,  is  John  Hyde,  Esq.  Its  original  inhabitants,  were  a  Colony  fW)m 
Bristol.  Youghal  has  a  very  safe  and  commodious  harbour,  in  which  vessels  can  ride 
in  24  feet  water  at  the  lowest  ebb,  protected  from  all  winds.  Good  Qnays  and  Piers  upw 
adorn  and  benefit  the  town.  The  principtil  street  is  divided  into  two  parts,  by  a  lof'ly 
square  building,  rebuilt  in  the  year  1777,  called  the  Clodcjrate,  from  its  containing  a 
town  clock,  surmounted  by  a  cupola,  covered  by  a  gilt  ball  and  fane.  Ov^-  the  artSli 
whicU  crosses  the  street,  is  the  town  prison,  gaoler's  rooms,  &c.  one  divisioii  of  tlie  street  is 


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called  the  North  Main-street,  and  the  other  the  South  Main-street ;  at  the  extremity  of 
which,  there  has  recently  been  made  a  thoroughfare  for  carriag&s,  leadinginto  the  new  road 
to  Cork  ;  and  passing  by  an  antique-looking  Churchy  which  is  now  erecting  on  the  site 
of  the  Cemetery  of  an  Abbey  or  Friary,  formerly  venerated,  in  its  vicinity.  At  a 
short  distance  from  the  Dispensary,  which  is  built  on  the  site  of  the  walls  stands  the 
Church,  a  large  Gothic  edifice,  evidently  of  great  antiquity.  Yougiial,  was  incor- 
porated by  King  Edward  the  Fourth,  and  invested  with  great  privileges,  which  were  con- 
firmed and  augmented  by  succeeding  Monarchs,  In  the  reign  of  Queen  Elizabeth,  it  held 
out  against  the  Desmond  rebellion,  in  favour  of  the  Crown ;  and  though  ob]i<fed  to  submit 
to  Cromwell  for  want  of  succour,  yet,  in  the  year  1618,  the  Corporation  were  amonest 
the  first  to  proclaim  Charles  Second,  King  of  England.  In  North  Main-street,  is  the 
remains  of  a  Castle,  now  converted  into  wretched  dwellings,  the  ground  floor  of  which  is 
used  as  a  coal  store.  There  are  two  Protestant  Churches  ;  one  Catholic  Chapel ;  two  Me- 
thodist Chapels;  one  Meeting:  House  for  Quakers;  and  a  Chapel  for  Presbyterians-  a 
Free  School  founded  by  the  first  Earl  of  Cork  ;  and  Alms  Houses  for  six  widows,  who 
have  each  of  them  lodgings,  firing,  and  five  pounds  per  annum.  Here  is  also  an  Infir- 
mary, and  a  Dispensary;  a  clean  neat  flesh  market,  and  a  commodious  fish  market  on 
one  of  the  Quays,  well  supplied  with  fish. 

There  is  a  market  for  butter,  of  which  Mr.  Richard  Cox,  is  weigh  master.  The  woollen 
manufacture,  which  some  few  years  ago,  was  carried  on  very  spiritedly,  is  much  on  the 
wane  ;  whilst  the  manufacture  of  that  kind  of  earthenware,  which  English  Potters  term 
coarse,  or  brown  ware,  is  in  a  flourishing  state  ;  there  are  no  less  than  three  Potteries  of 
this  kind  established.  Youghal  possesses  also  a  share  in  the  Newfoundland  trade. 
There  are  several  gentlemen's  seats  in  the  immediate  neighbourhood  ;  those  which  claim 
the  greatest  attention  are.  Myrtle  Grove,  the  residence  of  Sir  (Christopher  Musgrave,  Bart. 
Clifton,  the  seat  of  John  Keily,  Esq.— Green  Park,  the  pleasant  residence  of  John  Robt, 
Parker,  Esq.  and  Bell  View,  the  elevated  one  of  the  Rev.  Arthur  Keily,  which  has  a 
commandiug  prospect  of  all  vessels  coming  in,  or  going  out  of  port.  Its  market  days  are 
Wednesday  and  Saturday,  the  latter  of  which  is  well  supplied  with  every  necessary  of 
life.     Its  population  is  estimated  at  8000. 

Post-OflSce,  North  Main-st. — Post  Master,  William  Huxtable.  Hoi-se  Mail  arrives  at 
lialf-past  eleven  every  forenoon,  and  leaves  at  half-past  one  every  afternoon. 


Nobility,  Gentry  and  Clergy. 
Cotter  Rev,  George,  Sackville-st. 
Curry  William  Samuel,  Colonel,  College 
Folliott  Mrs.  Chautry-liouse 
Freeman  David,  gent,  the  Green 
Freeman  Samuel,  gent.  Strand-st. 
Giles  Nicholas,  Esq.  south  Abbey-hall 
Giles  Richard,  Esq.  Chantry-house 
Green  Roger,  Esq.  Catherine-st. 
Green  Edward,  Esq,  Mouse-st. 
Keily  Rev.  Arthur,  Bell-view 
Keily  John,  Esq.  M.  P.  Clifton 
Lamb  William,  Esq.  William-st. 
Loch  John,  Esq.  Nelson-place 
Lowe  Thomas,  gent.  Church-st. 
Murphy  Rev.  Daniel,  Nelson-place 
Musgrave  SirChristr.  Bart.  Myrtle-grove 
Nolan  Rev.  Thomas,  Nelson-place 
Parker  John  Robert,  Esq.  Green-park 
Roche  George,  Esq.  Devonshire-place 
Walsh  Robert,  Barrister,  Nelson-place 
Wood  Mrs.  Nelson-place 

Apothecaries. 
Desmond  John,  north  Main-st. 
Green  Benjamin,  north  Main-st. 
Johnson  Joseph  F.  (&  druggist)  n-  Main-st, 
Sims  Thomas,  north  Main-st, 

Attornies. 
Gardner  Wm.  (and  Notary  Public) 
Jenkins  John,  north  Maiu-st. 
Pollock  John,  Nelson-place 
Reeves  John,  Strand-st. 


Bakers. 
Broderick  Mary,  north  Main-st. 
Hobbart  Mary,  north  Main-st. 
Howard  Francis,  Mall 
Murray  Frede.-ick,  north  Main-st, 
Payton  John,  north  Main-st. 
Reuby  Philip,   (&  flour  dealer)  s.  Main-st. 
Treacy  Thomas,  Strand-st. 

Boarding  Schools. 
Bell  Rev.  Robert,  Nelson-place 
Wakeham   Rev.  Thos.    (endowed   school) 
Church-st. 

Boat  Owners. 
Coleman  John,  Nile-st. 
Poyntx  Thos.  Browne-st. 

Booksellers  and  Stationers, 
Hamilton  John,  Strand-st. 
Mullen  W.  J.  Fox-lane 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 
Bateman  Thos.  north  Main-st. 
Bruce  Denis,  north  Main-st. 
Farmer  Samuel,  Mall 
Gibson  Joseph,  Browne-st, 
Jackson  Riciiard,  north  Main-st. 
Marks  Nicholas,  south  Main-st. 
Parker  John,  north  Main-st. 
Prendergast  W'm.  noith  Maiu-st, 
Spellicy  Owen,  south  Main-st. 
Walsh  Edmund,  north  Main-st. 

Brewers. 
Harvey  Reuben  T.  Grattan-st. 
M'Carthy  Benjamin,  Friar-st. 


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Cabinet  Makers. 
Broadbrook  George,  north  Main-st. 
Dartnell  W.  &  E.  noitb  .Maiu-st. 
Dill  John,  north  Main-st. 
Howard  Francis,  (&  upholsterer)  n,  Main-st 
Howard  Luke,  Strand-st. 
Jones  Robert,  north  Main-st. 

Coal  Merchants^ 
Green  J.  &  W.  yiiay 
John  Thomas  &  Son,  Quay 
Clothiers. 
Bryen  Jas.  south  Main-st. 
Merrick  Samuel,  north  Main-st. 
Power  Robert,  Cork-lane 

Confectioners. 
Calvin  Hannah,  Mall 
Harris  Deborah,  north  Main-st. 
Osborne  Mary,  north  Main-st. 
Taylor  Eliza,  north  Main-st. 

Consuls, 
John  Thos.jun.  (Vice,  Spain,   &  Agent  for 

Lloyds)  north  Main-st. 
Kearney  James,  (French)  Grattan-st. 

Coopers, 
Farrell  Thos.  south  Main-st. 
Hurley  William,  Grattan-st. 
Jones  Thomas,  north  Main-st. 
Quane  Richard,  Shambles-lane 
Taylor  John,  Grattan-st. 

Corn  Merchants. 
Boardman  Arthur,  Nile-st. 
Fisher  Joseph  John,  north  Main-st, 
Green  James  Ellis,  Quay 
Green  William  S.  Quay 
Jackson  Benjamin,  [&  provision]  Quay 
John  Thomas  and  Son,  Quay 
Leary  John  &  Thomas,  Tallow-st. 
Murphy  Patrick  &  Co.  Hanover-st. 
Walsh  Edward,  north  Main-st. 

Cotton  Manufacturer  and  Dyer, 
M'Kenna  Thomas,  north  Main-st. 

Dyer, 
Merrick  Samuel,  north  Main-st. 

Earthenware  Manufacturers. 
Fisher  Joseph  John,  north  Main-st. 
Restrick  William,  Tallow-st. 
Sidley  Kyrle,  north  Main-st. 

Glass  and  Earthenware  Dealers. 
Fisher  Alice,  north  Main-st. 
Griffiths  Mary,  south  Main-st. 
Sullivan  Francis,  north  Main-st, 

Grocers. 
Broderick  Wm,  north  Main-st. 
Browne  Mary,  north  Main-st. 
Brown  Wm.  south  Main-st. 
Curren  Edm.  (&  spirit  dealer)  n.  Main-st, 
Dj'er  Eilwd.  jun.  north  Main-st. 
Gimlett  Thomas,  Strand-st. 
Greene  W.  G.  Strand-st,     , 
Leary  John,  north  Main-st. 
Smith  Benjamin,  north  Main-st. 
Stephens  Maria,  north  Main-^t. 


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Haberdashers. 
Costen  Elizabeth,  north  Main-st. 
Harnett  Thomas,  norili  Main-st. 
Marvauli  Jinc,  north  Main-st. 
Roche  Elizabeth,   north  Ma;n-st. 

Hatters. 
Hutchinson  Thos.  south  Main-st. 
Taylor  Richard,  south  Main-st. 

Hotel, 
King's  Arms,  Ann  (  ampbell,  north  Main-st. 

Iron  Merchants. 
Bryen  Samuel,  north  Main-st. 
Moore  &  Fisher,  Brown-st, 

Iron  Mongers. 
Ahem  Michael,  south  Main-st. 
Bateman  Joseph,  north  Main-st. 
Flyn  Jas.  (&  ship  chandlery)   Quay 
Law  ton  Richard,  south  Main-st. 

Leather  Sellers, 
Condon  John,  south  Main-st. 
Farmer  Wm.  south  Main-st. 
Murphy  Joseph,  Quay-lane 
O'Brien  James,  Quay-lane 
Roche  Wm.  (&  currier)  north  Main-st. 
Sliney  Patrick,  Quay-lane 
Sullivan  John,  south  Main-st. 
Linen  Drapers. 
Barry  Wm.  south  Main-st. 
Connelly  Eliza,  north  Main-st. 
Fisher  Deborah  &  Co.  north  Main-st. 
Harlow  Thos.  south  Main-st. 
Howe  Thos.  north  Maiu-st. 
Hughes  Sarah,  Quay 
Miller  John,  north  Main-st, 
Walsh  Margt.  north  Main-st. 

Linen  ^  Woollen  Drapers. 
Desmond  Daniel,  north  Main-st.  , 

Gray  Henry,  north  Main-st.  ^ 

O'Neall  Ellen,  north  Main-st.  .  j^ 

Merchants,      '  ..^ 

AUin  Samuel,  Quay 
Galway  Wm.  north  Main-st. 
Green  Jas.  &  Wm.  [general]  Quay 
Harvey  J.  &  T.  Grattan-st. 
Millers. 
Moore  &  Fisher,  Brown-st, 
Walsh  Edward,  north  Main-st. 

Organist  and  Piano  Tuner, 
Cox  John,  Mall 

Painters  and  Glaziers, 
Curry  Richard,  north  Main-st. 
Leahy  John,  Nile  st. 

Pawnbrokers. 
Browne  Thos,  north  Main-st. 
Melin  John,  north  Main-8t. 
Walsh  Catharine,  south  Main-st. 

Physicians.  I 

Dartnell  Roger,  north  Main-st.  j 

Hearn  James,  Strand-st. 
Rogers  George,  Water-lane 
Rogers  Joseph,  Mall 

Professors  of  Languages, 
Gillespie  J.  William-st. 


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Leahy  Maurice,  ISfeeting-hduse-lane 
Pannier  Monsieur,  (French)  Mouse-st. 

Saddlers 
Eafjer  Robert,  no  rth  Main-st. 
Wheeler  James,  south  Main-st. 

Salt  and  Lime  Merchants, 
Fitzgerald  Michael,  north  Main-st. 
Flyn  Jas.  [com  &  porter  by  commtSBton]  qu. 
Johnson  &  Co.  8rowne-at. 
O'Neill  Ellen,  north  :Vlavn-st. 
O'NeiUJohn,  [salt  only]  south  Main-st. 

Shoe  Makers. 
Burrowes  VViUiam,  Brownc-st. 
Hannagan  Thomas,  south  Main-st. 
Wigmore  Richard,  north  Main-st, 

Spirit  and  Wine  Importer. 
Irwin,  Archibald  &  Co,  nortU  Main-st. 

Spirit  Dealer, 
Howard  Luke,  Strand-st. 

Straw  Hat  Makers. 
Boles  E.  &  M.  Quay 
Campbell  Esther,  Mall 
Farmer  Alicia,  Mall 
Jones  Lucy,  north  Main-st, 
Kite  Mary,  north  Main-st. 
Maxwell  Eliza,  north  Main-st. 
Thomas  Henry,  William-st. 
Surgeoas. 
Rogers  Joiseph,  Mall 
Watkins  Richard,  north  Main-st. 
Tallow  Chandlers  and  Soap  Boilers, 
Keams  Edward,  Quay 
Leamy  Daniel,  north  Main-st. 
Lomasay  Jeremiah,  south  Maia-st. 
Peet  George,  north  Main-st. 
Taylor  Thomas,  south  Main-st. 
Walsh  Catli«rin«,  south  Main-st. 

Taverns  and  Public  Houses. 
B«les  Wm.  Quay 
Culbert  Jas.  south  Main-st. 
DelanyAnn,  Quay 
Eager  Robt.  north  Main-st. 
Hallahan  Jas.  Quay 
Keams  Patrick,  Quay 
Murphy  Joseph,  Quay-lane 
Parker  Margaret,  Browne^st. 
Rea  Ellen,  north  Maia-st. 
Roche  Jas,  Wheat  Sheaf,  Browne-st. 
'  Walsh  Mary,  north  Main-st. 
Walsh  Patrick,  Browne-st. 
Wise  Bridget,  Quay 

Timber  Merchants. 
Bryen  Samuel,  north  Main-st. 
Harvey  Reuben  T.  Quay 

Tin  Elate  Worker. 
Harris  Daniel,  nprth  Miun-at. 


TobacconistSt 

Kennedy  William,  south  Mainkst, 
Lomasy  Jeremiah,  south  Main-st. 
Taylor  Thomas,  south  Main-st. 
Wade  Thomas,  north  Main-st. 
Walsh  Catherine,  south  Main-st. 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers, 
Dease  John,  (watcu  only)  south  Main-st. 
Sangster  James,  north  Main-st. 

Wine  and  Spirit  MerchantSt 
Irwin  Archi  aid  &  Co.  north  Maiu-st. 
Filkington  Richard,  north  Main-st. 

Woollen  Drapers, 
Coleman  &  Mai  kham,  Quay 
Torbuck  George  &  Richai-d,  Mall 

Worsted  Manufacturers. 
Pearce  Mary,  south  Main-st. 
Pearce  Robert,  (&  clothier)  Quay 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Bateman  Edward,  paper  factor,  and  Ex- 
change-Office, north  Main-st. 

Bray  RicUard,  whitesmith,  north  Main-st. 

Browne  Eliza,  tanner,  north  Maiu-st. 

Coffee  Michael,  tailor,  south  Main-st. 

Cox  Richard,  weigh  master,  Mouse-st. 

Cox  John,  bookbinder.  Mall 

Davies  Richard,  oil  &  colour  warehouse, 
north  Main-st. 

Farmer  John,  keeper  of  the  hot  baths,  Mall 

Gorman  John,  collar  maker,  north  Maiu-st 

Green  Tanner,  gun-maker,  Marlbfo'-st. 

Hennis  W,  H.  collector  of  customs,  Devon- 
shire-place 

Jenkins  John,  town  clerk,  notary  public, 
and  distributor  of  stamps,  north  Main-st. 

Long  Jeremiah,  coach-maker,  William-st. 

O'Brien  Timothy,  hair  dresser,  n.  Main-st. 

O' Sullivan ,  paper  factor,  &  quill  mer- 
chant, north  Main-«t. 

Power  Edward,  daucing  master,  Brown-st. 

Studdy  John,  proprietor  of  the  ferry,  Mall 

Conveyance. 

An  elegant  covered  Sociable,  leaves  Mr. 
Henry  Gray's,  north  Main-st.  every  Mon- 
day, Wednesday  &  Friday  morning,  at 
half  past  nine,  for  Cork ,-  passing  throng- 
KilleaghfCastleMartyr,  Middleton,  Car- 
rigtowel  and  Glanmire;  and  returns 
every  Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Saturday  ; 
carries  four  passengers  and  parcels. 

The  Coi  k  Coach,  leaves  the  King's  Arras 
Hotel,  every  Monday,  Wednesday  and 
Friday  mornings,  at  nine,  and  returns 
Sunday,  Tuesday  and  Thursday,  at  half 
past  three  in  the  afternoon 


END  OP  IRELAND. 


Alterations    and   additions   in    Scotland, 

Which  came  too  late  to  be  inserted  in  their  proper  places. 


EDINBURGH. 


Adair  Chas.   Murdoch,    W.    S.  Young-st. 

Charlotte-square 
Andei^on  Alexander,  dealer  in  paintings,  9, 

Hanover-st. 
Bald  Rob.  civil  engineer,  13,  James-square 
Balfour  J.  L.  writer,  4,  Northumberland-st. 
Bartholomew  Geo.  engraver,  2,James-place 
Blackie  David  &  Robert,  W.  S.  13,  Union-s 
Boog  Robt.  S.  S.  C.  14,  Hart-st. 
Campbell   Peter.  S.  S.  C.  and  procurator 

before  the  high  court  of  admiralty,  65, 

Northumberland-st, 
Campbell  RicL  W.  S.  II,  Northumberland-s 
Christie  Geo.  S.  S.  C.  and  procurator  before 

the  high  court  of  admiralty,  27,  Dundas-s 
Clyne  David,  S.  S.  C.  [Lyon's  clerk  office] 

54,  Albany-st. 
Dalyell  John  Graham,  54,  Hanover-st. 
Dalyell  Lady  (of  Binns)  54,  Hanover-st. 
Dickie  and  Inglis,  W.  S.  47,  Castle-st. 
Douglas  Sir  James,  quarter  master  general's 

office   for    all    military   movements,  29, 

Herriot-row 
Dundas  &  Wight,  accountants,  42,  Albany-s 
Forrester  George,writer,  private  clerk  to  the 

judge  admiral  &  auditor  of  accounts  before 

the  high  court  of  admiralty,  32,  Dundas-s 
GkirdnerDavid,wine  merchant  Union-st.  arch 
Gibson  David,  writer,  17,  Castle-st 


Greig  David,  W.  S.  1,  Forth-st, 

Hay  Chas,  &  Geo.  merchants,  56,  gt.  King-s 

Henderson  John,  jun.  advocate,  5,  Nelson-st 

Hewat  Peter,  W.  S.  33,  Dundas-st. 

Home  J.  &  D,  &  Easton,  17,  Herriot-row 

Howden  Andrew,  W.  S.  94,  Lauriston 

Jameson  Wm.  W.  S.  4,  James-st, 

Lamb  &  Banks,  timber  merchts.  Leith-walk 

Macbraire  Jas.  merchant,  24,  York-place 

M'Cormick  Samuel,  advocate,  sheriff  depute 

of  Buteshire,  10,  Hill-st, 
Melville  George,  writer,  3.  Duncan-st. 
Molle  Wm.  W.  S.  12,  Northumberland-st. 
Nairne  Jas.  &  Chas.  W.  S.  18,  Picardy-place 
Paton  John,  cabinet  maker  &  builder,  26, 

Jamaica-st. 
Ponton  Alexander,  solicitor  and  procurator 

fiscal,  11,  Drummond- place 
Robertson  Wm.  one  of  the  keepers  of  the 

records  of  Scotland.  56,  great  King-st« 
Holland  Adam,  W  .  S,  15,  Queen-st. 
Ross  Wm.  coal  merchant,  Prince-st. 
Sanders  Jas.  M.D.&  lecturer  on  the  practice 

of  medicine,  8,  Elder-st. 
Stewart  Jn.  Shaw, advocate,  65,  Frederick-at 
Stodart  J,  R.  W,  S.52,  Queen-st. 
Taitand  Bruce,  W.  S.  Northumberland-st. 
Walker  Wm.  painter  and  glazier,  Jamaica-st 
Welsh  and  Ewart,  W.  S.  23,  Thistle-st. 


LEITH — Gibson  George  and  Co.  agents.  Wet  Dock. 

ABERDEEN — Anderson  John,  manufacturer  of  knit,  spun  silk,  thread,  and  lamb's 
wool  hose,  Queen-street 


DUNDEE. 


Bell  and  Balfour,  merchants.  Shore 
Straton  Wm.  &  Co.  iron  founders  and  chain, 
cable  manufacturers.  Sea-gate 


Tullo  Alex,  merchant  and  general  agent, 

Cow -gate 
Watson  John,  copper  smith,  iron  and  tin 

plate  worker,  Chrichton-st. 


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Commercial  Directory  of  Scotland. 


EDIJVBURGH  ^JVD  LEITH. 


EDINBURGH. 

THIS  elegant  city  is  the  metropolis  of  Scotland,  and  the  county  town  of  Mid  Lothian. 
It  is  situated  55°  57  "  north  latitude,  and3°  14"  west  longitude  from  London,  islarge 
and  populous,  and  the  old  part  very  ancient.  It  is  utterly  impossible  to  speak  with  any 
certainty  of  the  origin  of  its  name,  or  who  were  its  first  inhabitants;  it  is  conjectured  that 
this  part  of  the  country  was  included  in  a  Roman  province  called  the  province  of  Valentia, 
in  the  days  of  Agricola,  though  it  does  not  appear  there  was  any  fort  or  town  on  that 
part  where  Edinburgh  stands.  When  the  Romans  departed  from  Britian,  this  district  fell 
into  the  hands  of  the  Saxon  invaders,  under  their  leaders  Octa  and  Ebusa,  in  the  year 
452,  and  continued  in  their  possession  until  Egfrid  King  of  Northumberland  was  defeated 
by  the  Picts  in  685,  In  the  ninth  century  the  Saxon  kings  of  Northumberland  re-con- 
quered it,  and  their  successors  retained  it  until  about  the  year  1020,  when  it  was  given  up 
to  IndulphuB  King  of  Scotland,  and  the  Lothians  were  then  ceded  to  Malcolm  II. 

•  It  is  not  known  with  certainty  by  what  prince  Edinburgh  was  constituted  a  royal  Burgb, 
but  ii  appears  to  have  been  honoured  with  that  privilege  at  a  very  early  date,  so  long  since 
as  the  year  1128,  when  king  David  I.  granted  a  charter  for  the  foundation  of  Holyrood 
House,  where  the  town  is  mentioned  by  the  title  of  "  Burgomeo  de  Edwinesburgh,"  and  as 
this  monarch  is  supposed  to  have  been  the  first  who  erected  royal  burghs  in  Scotland,  it  is 
probable  that  Edinburgh  is  indebted  to  him  for  this  distinction.  For  a  long  time  after 
this  period  Edinburgh  seems  to  have  been  a  place  but  of  little  note,  its  situation  exposed 
it  to  frequent  invasion,  and  rendered  the  possession  of  property  very  insecure.  In  the 
year  1215,  and  in  the  reign  of  Alexander  II.  a  Parliament  was  held  in  the  city  for  the 
first  time,  but  it  was  not  until  two  centuries  after  this  (about  the  year  1456)  that  Parlia- 
ments were  regularly  hold  in  it,  or  that  it  was  considered  the  capital  of  Scotland  ;  owing 
to  the  want  of  written  records  very  little  can  be  said  of  the  history  of  the  town  before 
this  period.  The  oldest  charter  in  its  archives,  is  one  granted  by  king  Robert  I.  May  28th. 
1329,  in  which  he  bestows  upon  Edinburgh,  the  town  of  Leith,  with  its  harbour  and  mills, 
and  his  grandson,  John,  Earl  of  Carrick,  who  ascended  the  throne  in  the  name  of  Robert 
111.  conferred  upon  the  burgesses  the  singular  privilege  of  electing  houses  in  the  castle, 
upon  the  sole  condition  of  their  being  persons  of  good  fame. 

In  the  year  1461,  when  king  Henry  VI.  took  refuge  in  Scotland,  as  a  mark  of  gratitude 
for  the  kind  and  hospitable  reception  he  received  in  Edinburgh,  he  granted  his  letters 
patent,  for  the  inhabitants  to  have  the  privilege  of  trading  to  all  the  English  ports,  on  the 
same  terms  as  the  citizens  of  London,  but  as  this  unfortunate  Prince  was  never  restored, 
his  gratitude  had  not  its  desired  effect.  In  the  year  1542  Edinburgh  was  invaded,  and 
almost  wholly  destroyed  by  conflagration,  however  it  soon  recovered  from  its  ruinous  state, 

'  and  rose  to  comparative  splendour ;  two  centuries  passed  without  much  alteration,  until 
the  year  1753,  when  its  more  modern  and  magnificent  improvements  and  enlargement 
commenced.      Public   attention   was  first    called   to  the   state  of    the  city  in  the  year 

.  1751,  by  part  of  a  very  lofty  building  falling  down,  this  circumstance  occasioned  a  general 

•  survey  to  be  made,  many  houses  vrere  found  to  be  in  a  state  of  great  decay,  and  conse- 
quently were  taken  down,  in  the  3'ear  1752.  The  royal  burghs  of  the  tovs^n  were  con- 
vened, and  a  scheme  laid  before  them  for  the  erection  of  national  public  buildings,  on  th« 
scite  of  the  old  houses  that  had  previously  been  pulled  down,  this  design  was  approved, 
and  an  immediate  subscription  was  opened  in  all  the  county  towns,  and  the  designs  were 
carried  into  immediate   execution,  by  commencing  the  erection  of  the  Royal  Exchange  ; 

■  the  foundation  stone  of  which  was  laid  on  the  15th.  of  September,  1753,  by  George 
Drummond,  Esq.  the  magistrate.  In  the  year  1767,  the  magistrates  having  with  difficulty 
procured  an  extension  of  the  royalty  ;  an  Act  was  passed  to  extend  it  over  a  large  space 
of  ground  on  the  north,  where  the  building  of  the  new  town  commenced,  when  means 
•were  devised  by  the  committees,  to  build  the  projected  new  town  elegantly  uniform.  The 
■  buildings  proceeded  so  rapidly,  that  St.  Andrew's-square  (the  first  of  any  consequence 
built^  and  the  streets  connected  with  it,'  were  all  nearly  completed  in  the  year  17713, 
During  the  progressive  enlargement  of  the  new  town  to  the  north,  a  contention  arose  ba- 

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2  EDINBURGH. 

tvreen  «he  magistrates  and  their  new  town  fenars,  wliicli  liad  the  effect  of  exciting  specu- 
lation towards  the  south,  a  large  space  of  ground  was  purchased  b)-  a  private  individual, 
and  immediately  laid  out  for  the  erection  of  various  new  antl  elegant  streels,  George's- 
square  forms  part  of  the  superb  buildings  at  that  time  projected.  The  great  increase  of 
streets  in  this  quarter  soon  suggested  the  necessity  of  a  good  communication  between  the 
two  towns,  and  an  Act  of  Parliament  was  accrrdiugly  obtained  for  erecting  a  bridge  over 
the  valley  (similar  to  the  one  that  was  b€gun  to  be  built  over  the  North  Loch  in  1765,) 
the  foundation  stone  of  which  was  laid  on  the^lst  of  August,  1788.  Besides  these  leading 
improvements  then  going  forward,  others  not'less  prominent  were  undertaken  to  beautify 
its  approaches,  and  perhaps  no  city  in  -Europe  ever  so  rapidly  increased  in  extent  and  mag- 
nificence as  the  new  town  of  Edinburgh.  At  the  same  time  we  must  observe  that  the  old 
town  has  by  no  means  been  neglected,  many  elegant  streets  and  various  superb  erections 
have  been  added  to  it  within  these  few  j'ears,  particularly  towards  t!ic  south,  where 
another  new  and  beautiful  town  is  rapidly  building  ;  several  line  spacious  streets  are  already 
finished,  and  many  others  are  in  a  state  of  forwardness.  In  the  old  part  the  principal 
leading  streets  are  spacious  and  a  great  length,  the  High-street,  which  is  very  properly 
.named,  by  the  peculiarity  of  its  situation  must  always  be  rendered  an  interesting  object  to 
^11  strangers  who  visit  Edinburgh,  its  greatest  elevation  is  140  feet,  which  commences  near 
the  castle  and  gradually  declines  to  the  east,  nearly  in  a  direct  line  to  Holyrood  House,  a 
iiength  of  5570  feet;  the  houses  in  this  street  are  of  an  extraordinary  height,  and  few 
streets  in  Europe  equal  it  in  ancient  grandeur.  We  must  not  omit  observing  that  this  fine 
*trcet  assumes  various  appellations,  although  in  fact  it  is  but  one  continued  range  of  build- 
ang,  hut  owing  to  circumstances  it  has  at  different  periods  received  several  denominations  : 
jt  was  ancient,ly  called  Market-street,  on  accouut  of  the  public  markets  of  the  city  being 
^Id  in  it ;  the  part  which  is  situated  neaiest  the  castle,  is  called  Castlc-hill,  and  a  little 
farther  down,  it  received  the  name  of  the  Lawn-market,  that  description  of  merchandize 
beiligsold  in  that  part  of  the  street;  below  this  it  lias  the  name  of  Luckenbooths,  and 
^pch  lower  down  near  to  the  palace  of  Holyrood,  it  assumes  the  name  of  Canongate, 
^^ause  it  was  formerly  the.propetty  of  the  regular  Canons  of  Holyrood  House.  The 
^ost  conspicuous  object  in  the  old  town  is  the  justly  admired  castle,  situated  on  the 
^western  extremity  of  the  central  hill  on  which  the  .lucient  part  of  the  city  is  built.  This 
^extensive  and  grand  structure  stands  on  the  suiamit  of  a  rugged  and  almost  ioacciessible 
lock,  which  is  separated  from  the  buildings  of  the  town  by  a  large  space  of  gfound,  which 
hus  lately  been  embellished  with  iron  palisades,  and  now  forms  a  fine  terrace,  leading  to 
the  main  entrance  of  the  castle.  The  area  of  the  stupendous  rock  on  which  it  stands,  is 
upwards  of  seven  English  acres,  and  is  elevated  383  feet  above  the  level  of  the  sea,  it  is 
accessible  only  on  the  eastern  side,  all  the  other  sides  being  nearly  perpendicular.  This 
fine  edifice  is  so  favourably  situated  for  defence,  that  it  could  soen  be  made  impregnable,  it 
HOW  possesses  strong  harriers,  pallisades,  batteries  and  portcullises,  a  fine  arsenal  capable 
of  containing  30,000  stand  of  arms,  besides  other  magazines.  The  fortifications  are  by 
po  means  corresponding  with  the  rules  of  art,  as  they  are  built  according  to  the  irregu- 
lai'ity  of  the  precipice  on  which  they  stand.  In  the  soutli  east  part  of  the  castle  are  a 
number  of  houses  ot  considerable  antiquity,  forming  asquare  of  about  100  feet  in  diameter, 
■which  are  barracks  for  the  officers  of  the  garrison.  In  a  small  room  On  the  ground  floor 
in  the  corner  of  the  same  partj  Mary  Queen  of  Scots  was  delivered  of  her  only  son 
James  VI.  a  prince  whose  birth  was  fortunate  for  the  whole  island,  as  in  his  person  the 
crowns  of  two  natians,  which  had  been  at  enmity  from  the  earliest  ages,  were  at  last 
happily  united.  In  another  apartment,  in  this  part  of  the  building,  called  the  Crown 
roorn,  tlie  Scottish  Regalia  was  deposited,  on  the  2<>th  of  March,  1707*  consisting  of  the 
Crown,  Sceptro,  and  Sword  of  State,  and  it  "was  long  doubted  whether  these  ensigns  of 
Scottish  Royalty  had  not  been  removed  ;  for  in  the  year  1794,  the  commissioners  who 
were  appointed  by  royal  warrant  to  search  for  them  in  this  apartment,  doubted  their 
power,  and  did  not  cause  the  chest,  in  which  they  were  said  to  be  deposited,  to  be  opened, 
consequently  the  general  belief  was  that  they  were  net  to  be  found;  however  other 
commissioners  being  appointed  by  the  Prince  Regent,  on  the  5th  February  1818,  the 
large  oaken  chest  in  the  Crown  Room  was  forced  open,  and  the  relics  of  the  Scottish 
monarchy  were  discovered  in  perfect  preservation,'  consisting  of  a  Crowu  of  pure  goM, 
superbly  adorded  with  rich  diamonds,  and  costly  precious  stones,  viz.  jacinths,  oriental 
garnets,  chrysopriscs,  and  amethysts,  all  interspersed  with  valuable  pearls;  a  sceptre  of 
silver  richly  doyible  gilt,  34  inches  in  length,  on  it  are  several  figuies  of  saints,  und^' 
which  are  the  letters  J,  R,  V.  A  sword  of  stale  dm  feet  long,  the  handle  and  pommel 
are  of  silver,  double  gilt,  15  inches  in  length,  on  the  blade  is  indented  in  gold  letters 
Julius  II.  P.  and  was  a  present  from  that  Pope  to  Jaipes  IV.  it  is  of  exquisite  workman- 
ship and  richly  ornamented.  A  Rod  of  Office,  said  to  have  belonged  to  the  Lord  Trea- 
isurer,  was  not  in  the  inventory,  but  w^s  found  in  the  chest,  it  is  silver  gilt,  and  finely 
exectited  ;  a  iiecpw  oi  the  legalia  has  been  appointed^  aad  the  public  e»a  uo^  be  gratified 


BDINBTTRGH.  O 

witli  the  sight  of  the  venerable  and  valued  relics.  The  whole  of  this  very  interesting  es- 
bibition  is  placed  in  the  Crown  Room,  in  an  oval  space  inclosed  by  iron  railing;  the  roon 
is  hung  with  crimson  and  lighted  by  lamps. 

Edinburgh  castle  has  a  governor,  (generally  a  Scottish  nobleman)  a  deputy  governor, 
who  resides  in  the  castle,  a  store-keeper,  master  gunner,  and  a  chaplain  :  in  its  present  ex- 
tended state  it  can  accommodate  upwards  of  2000  men.  The  antiquity  of  it  is  at  least 
equal  to  that  of  the  city,  and  perhaps  the  security  derived  from  the  protection  of  the  one, 
may  have  been  the  chief  cause  tfiat  gave  rise  to  the  other,  a  situation  like  this  must.have 
been  occupied  as  a  strong  hold  from  the  earliest  times,  it  is  quite  impossible  to  Speak  accu- 
rately of  its  origin,  but  it  niiglit  be  referred  to  tLe  same  source  as  that  which  gave  rise  to 
the  city,  of  wliich  the  castle  was  prol)ably  the  beginning.  We  can,  however,  trace  an  his- 
torical account  of  this  castle  as  far  back,  as  the  year  1093,  when  Queen  Margaret  the 
widow  of  Malcolm  Canmoro,  died  in  it,  a  few  days  after  her  husband  was  slain.  After  this 
it  was  frequeutly  besieged,  taken  and  retaken,  until  the  year  1313,  when  King  Robert 
Bruce  ordered  it  to  be  demolished,  and  it  was  consequently  in  ruins  till  about  the  year  1336, 
■when  King  Edward  III.  on  his  way  frnm  Perth  in  his  return  to  England,  visited  the  ruias 
of  Edinburgh  Castle,  and  ordered  it  to  be  rebuilt,  and  a  strong  garrison  to  be  placed  in  it. 
Since  tiiat  period  it  has  been  the  residence  and  the  prison  of  many  Kings  of  Scotland. 
In  1(530  it  sustained  a  two  months  siege  against  the  Parliamentary  army  commanded  by 
Cromwell,  and  at  last  surrendered  on  honourable  terms.  lu  the  year  1715,  the  rebels 
attempted  to  surpiise  it,  but  did  not  succeed,  and  since  that  time  the  history  of  this  fortress 
consists  only  of  a  series  of  internal  improvement,  for  the  accommodation  of  soldiers 
stationed  in  this  part  of  the  country.  During  the  period  of  the  late  war.  a  number  of 
French  prisoners  were  confined  in  it,  but  it  is  to  be  most  sincerely  hoped  that  it  will  bo 
long  'ere  it  will  be  inhabited  again  by  such  unwelcome  guests. 

The  Palace  of  Holyrood  Housje,  though  less  conspicuously  situated,  is  not  less  deserving 
notiee,  it  stands  east  of  the  city,  at  the  other  extremity  of  the  High-street,  it  is  a  superb 
edifice  of  a  quadi-angular  form,  with  a  fine  open  court  in  the  centre,  94  feet  square.  The 
western  front  consists  of  two  large  castellated  square  towers,  four  stories  high,  which  are 
"Joined  by  a  low  buiUlingor  gallery,  of  two  stories,  with  a  flat  roof,  and  doublerballustrade; 
the  towers  have  each  three  circular  turrets  at  their  exterior  angles,  rising  from  the  ground 
to  the  battlements,  the  fourth  angle  of  each  great  tower  being  concealed  by  the  buildings 
that  surround  ihe  inner  court.  The  grand  entrance  is  ornamented  with  four  Doric 
columns,  which  support  a  cupola  in  the  form  of  an  Imperial  Crown,  and  over  the  gate- 
tray  are  the  Royal  Arms  of  Scotland.  The  front  to  the  east  is  of  equal  elegance  ;  round 
the  area  in  the  inside,  is  a  handsome  arcade,  faced  with  pilasters  of  the  Doric  order,  and 
on  the  entablature  of  these  are  cut  the  ensigns  of  Scottish  Royalty,  the  Thistle,  Crown 
and  Sceptre  ;  on  a  pediment  in  this  area,  fronting  the  west,  are  the  Royal  Arms.  Some 
parts  of  this  palace,  consisting  of  the  north  west  towers,  were  built  by  Jame  V.  about 
the  year  1528,  for  a  royal  residence.  During  the  minority  of  Queen  Mary,  a  great  part 
of  it  was  destroyed  by  fire,  but  it  was  soon  after  repaired,  and  considerably  enlarged, 
niuch  beyond  its  pi-esent  size,  as  it  then  consisted  of  five  spacious  courts,  and  extended 
itself  towards  the  south  ;  great  part  of  it  was  afterwards  again  burnt  by  the  soldiers  of 
Cromwell,  but  at  the  restoration,  King  Charles  the  second  repaired  and  altered  it  into  its 
present  elegant  form.  Sir  William  Bruce  was  the  architect.  This  palace  is  almost  the 
only  entire  royal  residence  which  remains  in  Scotland  ;  it  is  a  magnificent  structure,  and 
is  hoped  it  will  long  remain  what  it  is,  a  grand  ornament  to  the  metropolis.  Adjacent 
to  the  palace  stand  the  ruins  of  the  Church  of  the  Abbey  of  Holyrood  House,  which  was 
founded  by  David  First,  1128  ;  the  original  charter  is  in  the  archives  of  the  city,  it  was 
bestowed  on  the  Canons  regular  of  St, Augustine,  who  were  brouglit  thither  from  the  priory 
of  St.  Andrews,  in  the  county  of  Fife  ;  in  the  south  east  corner  of  the  Chapel  is  the 
Royal  vault,  in  which  were  deposited  the  remains  of  David  second,  James  second,  Prince 
Arthur,  thiid  son  of  James  IV.  James  V.;  Magdalen  his  Queen,  Arthur,  Duke  of 
Albany,  second  son  of  Janies  V.  and  Henry  Lord  Darnley.  This  repository  of  the 
Royal  dead  was  broken  into  at  the  Revolution,  and  many  of  the  leaden  coffins  were  taken 
away  by  the  Rebels,  the  bones  that  were  afterwards  collected  are  now  locked  up  in  the 
Royal  vault.  The  precints  of  the  Abbey  of  Holyrood  House,  including  an  extensiv* 
park,  enclosed  by  James  V.  are  a  Sanctuary  for  Insolent  Debtors,  but  before  any  one 
can  receive  the  benefit  of  this  privilege,  he  must  be  provided  with  a  protection,  signed  by 
a  Magistrate,  tliis  may  always  be  obtained,  from  a  person  who  resides  near  the  Abbey 
for  the  purpose,  and  for  which  he  receives  a  guinea,  the  Debtor  can  then  take  lodgings 
within  these  precincts,  and  bid  defiance  to  all  legal  proceedings  against  him  for  Debt,  and 
on  Sundays  his  walk  may  be  extended  to  any  part.  The  Palace,  Abbey  and  its  enwons, 
are  objects  of  peculiar  interest,  and  may  be  viewed  with  great  pleasure  by  a  stranger.    A 

terson  resides  on  the  spot  to  show  the  Chapel  and  Royal  Apartments,  and  of  whom  m*y 
e  had  a  book  fully  descriptive  of  the  whole. 


4  EDINBU^QH. 

There  arc  numerous  other  ancient  and  modern  structures  that  embellish  the- Old  Town ; 
the  Royal  Exchange,  which  is  situated  on  the  north  side  of  the  High-street,  is  a  noble 
building  of  a  square  form,  with  a  fine  open  court  in  the  centre  ;  as  before  observed,  this 
was  the  first  erection  in  the  plan  of  improvements,  which  have  raised  Edinburgh  so  supe- 
rior in  elegance  to  most  other  cities;  it  was  opened  in  the  year  1761.  The  Bank  of 
Scotland  is  also  another  magnificent  National  Edifice,  it  is  situated  at  the  bottom  of  Bank- 
street  ;  the  back  partof  the  building  faces  the  New  Town  :  its  design  is  chastely  elegant, 
and  from  its  situation  it  is  a  considerable  addition .  to  the  architectural  beauties  of 
Edinburgh, 

The  University  may  be  justly  esteemed  an  architectural  wonder  ;  a  faint  idea  can  only 
be  portrayed  of  the  gr>.ndness  of  this  stately  College,  the  foundation  stone  of  which, 
was  laid  on  the  16th  November,  1789,  by  Lord  Napier.  The  ceremony  on  this  occasion 
was  peculiarly  impressive,  and  the  procession  to  and  from  the  place  was  truly  grand  ;  it 
consisted  of  Lord  Napier,  as  grand  Master  Mason  of  Scotland  ;  the  Magistrates  of  the 
City,  as  Patrons  of  the  University,  in  their  robes  ;  the  Principal  and  Professors  in  their 
gowns  ;  the  Students,  with  sprigs  of  laurel  in  their  hats ;  the  Free  Masons  of  all  the 
Lodges  in  the  city  and  neighbourhood.  After  the  masonic  ceremonies,  were  per- 
formed, two  chrystal  bottles,  cast  for  the  purpose,  were  deposited  in  a  vacuity 
formed  in  the  stone,  in  one  of  them  was  put  various  coins  of  the  present  reign, 
each  being  previously  enveloped  in  chrystal  ;  in  the  other  were  deposited  seven  rolls  of 
vellum,  containing  a  short  account  of  the  original  foundation,  and  present  state  of  the 
University,  together  with  several  other  papers,  and  seme  News-papers,  containing  adver- 
tisements relatingto  the  College,  a  list  of  the  names  of  the  Principal  and  Professors,  the 
Lord  Provost,  Magistrates,  and  the  officers  of  the  Grand  Lodga  of  Scotland,  the  bottles 
were  sealed  up  and  covered  with  a  plate  of  copper,  wrapped  in  block  tin  ;  upon  the 
under  side  of  the  copper  were  engraved  the  Arms  of  the  Citv  of  Edinburgh  and  Univer- 
sity, and  also  the  Arms  of  the  Right  Honourable  Lord  Napier.  The  building  was  thea 
begun,  butthe  suras  that  were  previously  collected,  though  large,  were  soon  found  far 
from  sufficient  to  complete  such  a  princely  and  extensive  edifice  as  it  was  designed  to  be. 
It  is  impossible  for  our  limits  to  admit  of  giving  more  particulars  relating  to  this  monu- 
ment of  science  and  national  grandeur.  The  grand  front,  which  faces  the  east,  is  com- 
pleat,  and  exhibits  a  magnificent  style  of  architecture  and  fine  taste,  and  the  entire  of 
this  very  extensive  fabric  is  now  fast  approaching  to  completion,  its  form  is  square,  the 
east  and  west  sides  are  each  255  feet  in  length  ;  the  south  and  north  358  each.  Over  the 
grand  entrance,  which  is  on  the  east  side,  is  a  fine  Portico,  supported  by  massy  columns  of 
the  Doric  order,  each  column  is  26  feet  high,  and  formed  of  one  solid  stone  :  a  fine  dome 
adorns  the  centre.  We  cannot  avoid  noticing  the  interior  of  this  pile,  which  corresponds, 
if  it  is  not  superior,  in  point  of  elegance  to  the  pxterior  ;  it  contains  a  Library  Room,  the 
most  magnificent  in  the  kingdom,  it  is  adorned  with  many  finely  painted  portraits,  and  a 
most  valuable  and  extensive  library  ;  a  Museum  which  occupies  two  rooms  on  the  west, 
each  90  feet  long,  and  30  wide,  the  lower  room  is  22  feet  high,  and  the  upper  one  is  con- 
siderably more  lofty,  in  the  centre  of  which,  is  a  fine  lantern  dome,  18  feet  in  diameter, 
with  t*o  other  large  lanterns,  andthree  fine  windows  in  the  side  of  the  room  ;  added  to  these 
great  rooms,  there  are  smaller  side  apartments  and  external  galleries,  and  Lecture  Room, 
and  a  superb  grand  gallery  surrounds  the  whole.  The  walls  of  the  rooms  are  covered 
with  splendid  casts  at.d  rich  plate  glass,  containing  objects  of  Natural  History  ;  the  cases 
in  the  tralleries  contain  a  magniticcnt  collection  of  birds,  lately  purchased  by  the  College, 
fr.mi  M.  Dupesme  of  Paris,  besides  a  valuable  collection  that  belonged  to  the  Musieum 
before,  the  whole  combining  the  most  extensive,  valuable  and  rare  collection  of  birds  in 
Great  Britain  ;  they  are  valued  at  many  housand  pounds  sterling.  In  the  middle  of  the 
great  room  above  (the  floor,  which  is  iron  painted)  are  magnificent  tables  covered  with 
plate  glass,  and  containing  beautiful  sepecimens  of  shells,  insects,  and  corals  of  the 
most  rare  productions  ;  the  lower  great  room  is  gorgeously  ornamented  with  fine  pillars, 
between  which  are  placed  splendid  cases  for  objects  of  natural  history,  principally  qua- 
drupeds, of  which  there  is  a  most  interesting  collection  ;  the  lower  external  gallerv  is  a 
very  beautiful  apartment,  50  feet  in  length,  containing  great  and  valuable  collections  of 
insects,  and  a  fine  cabinet  of  minerals  for  the  use  of  the  students  of  mineralogy;  the 
upper  external  gallery  is  90  feet  long,  divided  into  three  apartments  of  great  beauty,'  and 
lighted  from  the  roof  by  splendid  lanterns  ;  the  smaller  apartments  contain  a  collection  of 
comparative  anatomy  ;  the  middle  and  lower  room  fine  specimens  of  minerals.  Ano- 
ther extensive  room  is  preparing  to  be  added  to  this  great  Museum,  intended  for  all  the 
rocks  and  minerals  of  the  British  Empire,  which  will  be  arranged  in  geographical  order. 
Besides  the  numerous  acquisitions  lately  made,  the  College  Museum  is  likely  soon  to 
receive  considerable  valuable  additions  from  Scottish  Gentlemen  who  reside  in  distant 
countries,  and  who  overlook  no  circumstance  which  may  tend  to  improve  this  splendid  and 
extensive  collection  of  natural  valuables,  which  is  not  to  be  surpassed  (in  its  present  state, 
by  any  Museum  in  Europe.     The  number  of  students  who  attend  the  different  classes,  in 


EDINBURGH.  i> 

.  in  the  year  1819,  amounted  to  2160,  The  University  of  EflinburgTi  is  not  like  most  other 
Colleges  ;  as  far  as  regards  tiie  students,  there  is  no  necessity  for  any  particular  racde  of 
living,  they  mix  with  the  other  inliabitants  of  the  city,  and  live  in  such  manner  as  best 
suits  their  circumstances  and  views,  neither  do  the  rules  of  the  College  require  that  the 
students  should  appear  in  any  particular  dress  different  to  others.  In  the  arrangement  of 
their  academical  studies  they  are  also  left  at  perfect  freedom,  it  being  only  necessary,  in 
taking  degrees  in  medicine,  to  have  attended  the  prescribed  classes  a  certain  number  of 
sessions,  and  in  divinity  to  have  attended  the  Divinity  Hall,  in  addition  to  the  other  bran- 
ches of  study  which  the  national  church  prescribes.  The  degree  of  Doctor  in  Medicine, 
is  conferred  annually  in  August ;  the  candidates  prepare  and  print  a  thesis,  and  the  last 
examination  is  a  pid^lie  one.  The  Magistrates  of  Edinburgh  are  the  chief  patrons  of 
this  excellent  and  noble  institution.  The  winter  sessions  of  the  College  continues  for 
about   six  months,    beginning  in  October  and  November,  and   ending  in  April  and  May, 

The  summer  sessions  begins  in  May,  and  generally  ends  in  October. 

Besides  the  University,  there  are  many  private  Academies  and  Lecture  ronm.<i  in  Edin- 
burgh, for  classical  and  medical  instruction,  superintended  hymen  of  great  abilities ; 
several  Class  Rooms  for  chemistry,  and  also  for  instrilctlonin  botany.  The  High  School 
is  also  a  justly  celebrated  literary  eHtablishment,  it  wiis  founded  in  the  year  1378,  and 
the  present  school,  (which  is  erected  on  the  spot  where  the  original  stood)  "is  a  plain,  neat 
and  commodious  building  ;  the  numljer  of  scholars  who  annually  alteud  the  High  School, 
is  upwards  of  800  ;  the  teachefs  are  a  lector  and  four  masters,  each  of  whom  has  a 
separate  class.  The  four  masters  conduct  the  scholars  through  their  elementary  studies, 
progressively,  for  four  years,  until  they  are  tiltcil  for  the  more  advanced  classes  of  tlie 
rector,  with  whom  they  remain  for  one  or  two  years.  The  course  of  education  in  this 
seminary,  is  a  regular  course  of  f^atin  study,  until  the  fourth  year,  when  they  comnicnce 
with  the  study  of  Greek,  with  translations  from  English  to  Latin,  vira  voce. "  An  annual 
examination  takes  place  in  the  month  of  August,  and  to  those  whope  merit  is  deserving, 
premiums  are  adjudged.  The  teachers  of  this  srliool  have  deserx'cdly  long  held  a  high 
place  in  the  opinion  of  the  public  ;  many  of  the  f'lr^t  characters  of  the  present  day  re- 
ceived the  rudiments  of  their  classical  knowledge  at  this  seminary,  and  some  of  the 
teachers  have  attained  considerable  celebrity  in  tlie  literary  world.     The  late  rector.   Dr. 

■  Adam,  was  the  author  of  many  useful  works  ;  and  the  present  rector,  Mr.  Pillans,  has 
introduced  many  important  improvements  iu  the  art  of  teaching.  The  foundation  stone 
of  the  present  High  School  was  laid  by  the  late  Sir  William  Forbes  as  grand  Master 
Mason  of  S»otland,  on  the  24th  of  June,  1777  ;  it  is  situated  to  the  north  east  near  to  the 
Royal  Infirmary. 

In  regard  to  literary  attainments,  Edinburgh  justly  claims  one  of  the  honorable  sta- 
tions among  the  seats  of  learning  in  Europe,  but  it  has  been  comparatively,  but  lately  ob- 
tained, the  gothic  darkness,  which  overspread  Europe  for  many  ages,  extended  to  Scot- 
land, and  though  a  ray  of  genius,  illuminated  the  scene  now  and  then,  yet  the  period  at 
which  Edinburgh,  began  to  expand  its  genius  is  very  recent.  Before  the  reformation,  lite- 
rary acmurements  were  almost  wholly  confined  to  the  Clergy.  In  feudal  times,  the  mar- 
tial pursuits  of  the  Barons  made  them  regardless  of  the  more  elegant  accomplishments. 
The  progress  of  science,  and  the  more  gentle  arts  which  embellish  civilized  life,  was  very 
slow.  The  union  of  the  Crowns,  in  the  person  of  James  VI.  and  the  union  of  the 
Kingdoms  in  the  Reign  of  Queen  Anne,  removed  great  obstacles  to  this  progress,  and  the 
subsequent  change  of  manners,  which  followed  these  eras,  has  graduailv  paved  the  way  for 
that  improvement  in  science,  and  extention  of  knowledge,  which  has  since  distinguished 
this  corner  of  the  united  kingdom,  and  shone  forth  so  conspicuously  in  the  metropolis  of 
Scotland.  Of  late  years,  the  periodical  publications,  have  also  done  much  tonards  promot- 
mg  a  taste  for  literature  and  science,  the  earliest  of  these  known,  to  have  been  published 
in  Edinburgh,  was  in  the  year  1 660.  Before  that  period,  most  of  the  Scottish  atlairs 
were  piibhshed  in  London.  In  164,3,  a  paper  called  the  Scots  ::-couts  discoveries  was  pub- 
lished there;  also  the  Scots  Intelligencer,  or  the  Weekly  News,  from  Scotland  and  the 
Court,  and  the_ Scots  Dove.  The  benefits  of  news  j)apers,  were  first  communicated  to 
Scotland,  by  Oliver  Cromwell,  who  was  so  well  aware  of  the  influence  which  the  press  is  cal- 
culated to  have  on  public  opinion,  that  wheJi  his  army  invaded  Scotland,  he  carried  a 
printing  press  with  him  ;  and  when  he  fortified  Leith,  he  settled  his  printer,  Christopher 
Higgins,  m  that  town,  in  Nov.  1652,  and  he  began  to  print  a  Diary,  chiefly  for  the 
mtorma(,ion  of  the  English  soldiers.  The  first  news  paper,  of  Scottish  manufacture,  was 
printed  in  Edinburgh,  on  the  31st.  of  Dec.  1660,  entitled  the  Mereurious  Caledoniusv 
comprising  the  allairs  then  in  agitation  in  Scotland,  with  a  survey  of  Forei«-ii  Jntellio-ence. 
1  he  Proprietor  and  Editor  of  which,  was  one  Thomas  Svd^erfe;  hut  after  printing  ten 
numbers,  it  was  discontinued-altogether  ;  the  form  in  which  this  first  Scottish  News  Paper 
appeared,  was  a  sum!  I  4io  of  eight  pages,  which  was  printed  by  a  society  of  stationers,  and 
published  once  a  week.  In  February,  1699,  a  paper  appeared,  entitled  the  Edinbiu-gH"' 
gra^ette,  published  by  Royal  Authority,  and  whicli  was  continued  to  be  printed  for  soma 


6  EDINBTTRGET. 

time  after  the  Union.  The  Edinbro' Evening  Courant  was  established  on  the  24th  Decem- 
ber, 1718,  at  which  time  the  Town  Council  gave  an  exclusive  privilege  to  James  Macewan, 
Stationer,  Burgess,  to  publish  this  paper  conditionally,  that  before  publication  "he  gave 
one  eoppie  of  his  print  to  the  Magistrates."  It  has  always  been  popular,  and  1ms  now  the 
widest  circulation  of  any  paper  in  Scotland.  It  was  comparatively  late  before  the  Scottish 
metropolis  produced  any  periodical  work,  professedly  for  the  purpose  of  criticism  ;  the 
first  attempt  at  v/hich,  was  a  Review,  entitled  Bibliotheca  Universalis,  in  January,  1688, 
being  an  historical  account  of  books  and  tiKinsactions  of  the  learned  world,  only  one 
number  of  this  work  was  printed,  and  no  other  work  of  the  kind  appeared  in  Edinburgh  for 
the  long  period  of  ^o  years.  It  is  only  within  these  last  50  years  that  Edinburgh  has  made 
any  great  tigure  in  the  literary  world,  but  since  that  period  the  value  of  literary  produc- 
tions, of  the  Scottish  metropolis,  has  been  greater  than  in  any  other  country  ;  for  instance, 
David  Hume  received  5000/.  for  the  second  part  of  his  History  of  England,  and  Dr. 
Robertson,  for  his  Charles  the  V.  received  4500Z.  and  it  is  believed  that  Walter^cott  has 
received  more  money  for  his  admirable  writings  than  any  preceding  author.  'Till  within 
these  20  years,  it  appears  that  the  booksellers  of  Edinburgh  were  not  aware  of  the  great  ., 
importance  of  the  most  material  branch  of  their  business,  they  suffering  most  of  the  great 
Literary  productions  to  be  sold  to  publishers  in  London.  But  in  the  present  day  the 
entire  emoluments  of  native  talent  are  justly  secured  to  Scotland  by  proper  estimation  of 
the  admirable  Works  that  are  sol  frequently  produced  in  Edinburgh. 

Tiie  Fine  Arts  are  also  making  considerable  progress  in  (his  metropolis;  an  Institution 
for  their  advancement  was  founded  in  February,  1819,  and  opened  in  March  following, 
with  an  exhibition  of  92  valuable  Paintings,  by  ancient  Masters.  ITie  Pictures  were  of 
the  first  order,  from  the  collections  of  Earl  Elgin,  the  Earl  Wemyss,  Sir  James 
Erskine,  &c.  &c.  The  exhibition  of  these  master-pieces  of  ancient  art,  cannot  but  have 
the  best  effect  on  the  progress  of  the  fine  arts  in  Scotland,  both  with  regad  to  artists  and 
the  public ;  and  it  is  in  the  contemplation  of  the  Directors  that  the  works  of  modern 
artists  shall  be  displayed  in  this  exhibition.  Several  painters  of  first  rate  abilities  are 
residents  of  the  city  of  Edinburgh . 

NEW  TOWN  OF  EDINBURGH. 

Tliis  part  of  the  city  excels  any  other  in  Europe  in  elegance  and  proportion,  it  is  built 
in  a  style  of  beautiful  simphcitv,'  three  principal  streets,  which  extend  a  mile  in  parallel 
lines  from  east  to  west,  are  interaected  at  right-angles  and  at  equal  distances,  by  six  cross 
streets  about  a  quarter  of  a  mile  in  length,  form  that  part  of  the  New  Town,  which  was 
first  projected.  Princes  street  is  a  beautiful  rauge  of  elegant  houses,  a  mile  long,  and  is 
divided  from  the  Castle  and  part  of  the  old  town  by  the  North  Loch,  al)0ut  the  centre  of 
which  is  a  communication  with  the  opposite  side  formed  by  a  great  earthen  mound,  the 
making  of  which  was  an  undertaking  unrivalled  by  any  but  Alexander  the  Great  at  Tyre. 
It  consists  of  no  less  than  580,334  cubical  yards  of  carried  earth,  supplied  gratis,  from 
the  foundations  of  the  houses  of  the  New  Town,  and  if  It  had  been  paid  for  at  only  hd. 
per  cart  load,  would  have  cost  32,64:;/.  If.s,  St.  Andrew's-squarc  is  situated  ni  the 
north  eist,  it  is  a  fine  pile  of  building,  the  regularity  of  which  is  a-rceably  Hiterrupted 


tiona)  uniformity.  On  the  northsicio  it  is  adornedby  St,  Andrews  Cliunh  with  a  beautiful 
lofty  spire,  opposite  is  the  Phvsicians'  Hall,  and  the  superb  Assembly  Rooms,  arc  a  little 
further  west.  This  spacious  'fine  street  must  be  the  admiration  of  every  stranger  who 
visits  Edinburjirh.  .      l  r     i  -^ 

At  the  extreme  end  to  the  west  it  opens  into  Charlotte-square,  in  the  centre  ot  wlncli 
the  terminating  objc-ct  presents  itself,  which  is  George's  Church,  and  is  grandly  conspi-  ' 
cuoue,  the  whole  len-tb  of  George-street;  this  beautiful  sacred  edihce  is  derated  on  a  , 
flioht  of  «tpps,t;8  fectia  wi:!.(h.  The  front  consists  of  a  vestibule,  with  four  massy  pillars, 
ami  two  oilasters  of  the  Ionic  order,  3«  feet  high  ;  behind  the  vestibule  a  tme  dome  sub- 
limely riies  from  a  basement -18  feet  square,  above  which  is  a  circular  row  of  columns 
with  their  entabhuuve ;  the  whole  is  surmounted  by  a  lantern  o  8  co Uimns  l.>0  f^'et^from 
the  ground.  This  grand  pile  of  buildiBg  was  founded  on  the  14th  May,  1811,  an<l  w»s 
opened  for  public  worship  in  1814,  r.t  an  expence  of  33 ,C.!0  pounds,  ,t  will  contaui  1600 
people.  The  square  in  which  this  church  stands  cannot  he  surpassed  for  splendid  mag- 
nificence. A  noble  edifice,  called  the  Register  Office  stands  at  the  east,  end  of  Prmces- 
Street,  its  south  front  looks  immcuiatdy  towards  the  North-bridge.^  1  ns  gra'ul  st.uctuie 
was  erected  for  the  purpose  of  (.reserving  the  public  records  ot  Scotland,  and  was  first 
ruiSby^-VElrl  of  Moreton,  ?hen  Lord  Register  ;  ^"f  ^^^^-'^^^J^Zi^r. 
laid  on  the  i/th  June,  1774,  the  ceremony  was  extremehvgrand,  and  performed  under  a 
discharge  of  artillery,  in  presence  of  the  Judges  of  the  Courts  of  .session  ^^^^-f)^ 
quer,  &c  &c.  This  Edifice,  .althousth  of  consi.lerable  size,  is  not  above  on^^  half  t,he 
Ltsatof  the  original  plan,  and  what  it 'is  still  intended  to  be,  the  trout  and  one  Imlr  ot  each 


EDINBURGH.  / 

ning  only  are  at  present  finished  but  in  this  state  it  is  particularly  degant.  The  front  is  orna- 
mented with  a  fine  entablature  of  the  Corinthian  order ;  in  the  centre  of  this  truly  grand 
national  pile,  is  a  noble  Dome,  50  feet  in  diameter,  and  80  in  height,  at  each  corner  of  the 
front,  is  a  projection,  with  a  beautiful  stone  ballustrade,  and  a  lesser  Dome  ;  in  the  middle 
is  another  great  projection,  with  four  fine  Corinthian  pillars,  supporting  a  pediment,  within 
which  are  the  Royal  Arms  of  Great  Britain,  which  considering  their  elevation,  and  the 
magnitude  of  the  building,  are  considerably  too  small,  and  convey  to  a  spectator,  rather 
an  idea  of  a  large  Medallion,  than  an  appropriate  ornament  for  the  Register-Office  of  Scot- 
land. The  whole  front  is  embellished  with  a  rich  entablature,  and  the  grand  outer  strlir- 
case  is  particularly  elegant.  The  interior  of  this  magnificent  structure,  is  equal  to  its  out- 
ward appearance.  The  walls  inside  have  numerous  arched  divisions,  dispo-ed  into  presses 
for  holdmg  the  records,  the  access  to  which  is  by  a  grand  hanging  gallery,  that  encircles 
the  entire  edifice.  Two  elegant  staircases  lead  to  the  chambers,  and  the  Clerlis  apart- 
ments, the  number  of  which,  when  completed,  will  be  97;  the  whole  of  the  building,  is  a 
fine  design  of  ai-chitectural  taste  andjudgment ;  in  its  present  state,  it  cost  40,000  pounds. 
On  the  East  of  the  Register-Oflice,  opens  Waterloo-place,  which  for  its  length,  isoneof  the 
grandest  streets  in  the  New  Town,  its  situation  is  peculiarly  adapted,  to  add  the  most  beau- 
tiful and  novel  effect ;  it  leads  to  a  rocky  eminence,  at  the  extreme  end  of  the  street, 
called  Calton-Hill,  on  which,  crowning  the  most  elevated  part,  stands  i  fine  monument,  to 
perpetuate  the  lamented  Nelson  ;  it  has  a  most  pleasing  and  stately  elfert.  Tiie  Obser- 
vatory, which  is  a  fine  building,  stands  also  near  it.  In  the  centre  of  this  really  magnifi- 
cent stveetjis  the  Regent 's-bridge,  totheeastof  whichis  the  new  Post-Oftice,  a  most  superb 
edifice  of  splendid  architecture.  At  the  top,  leading  a  little  to  the  right,  the  new  Prison, 
erected  in  the  Saxon  style  of  architecture,  is  very  extensive,  and  for  elegance  of  design, 
is  perhaps  not  to  be  surpassed  in  Europe ;  it  is  a  fine  object,  in  the  view  from  the  North- 
bridge.  The  ascent  is  easy  and  pleasing,  to  the  summit  of  Calton-hill,  from  ^Vaterloo- 
place ;  and  the  walks  that  are  formed  round  it,  present  at  every  step,  views  of  unparelled 
variety  and  sublimity.  The  city  from  this  eminence,  is  seen  below,  as  if  delineated  on  a 
map.  Leith,  the  Frith  of  Forth,  with  its  shipping,  and  the  mountain  wild  scenery  around, 
present  a  succession  of  beautifully,  varied  objects,  which  are  rarely  seen  so  richly  combined. 
Nor  must  we  omit  the  prospects  from  the  high  terrace  on  Castlc-liill,  although  didilrent, 
are  not  less  grand  and  interesting;  it  commands  a  view  of  an  extensive  part  of  the  stibja- 
cent  country;  and  t*"e  buildings  of  the  city,  from  tVie  Castle  itself,  takes  in  a  still  more 
extended  range :  on  the  North  appears  a  fine  sight  of  the  Frith  of  Forth,  the  opposite  coast 
of  Fife,  with  its  fishing  towns  very  distinct  and  •  romantically  scattered  along  the  margin  of 
the  sea.  On  the  east,  is  seen  that  conspicuous  elevated  spot,  called  Arthur's  seat,  with  the 
rich  cultivated  fields  of  East  Lothian,  and  the  conical-hill  of  North  Berwick  Law.  On 
the  south,  are  the  hills  of  Braid  and  Craiglockhart  and  tiie  Pentland  hills,  terminate  the 
perspective.  Such  views  as  these  two  eminences  command,  for  a  combination  of  beauti- 
ful variety  and  rich  scenery,  probably  cannot  be  met  with  in  the  immediate  vicinity  of  any 
other  city  in  the  world.  The  bridges  also  present  views,  which  from  their  singularity  to 
a  stranger,  would  almost  be  terrific,  appearing,  as  if  one  immense  city,  was  built  ov«r 
another.  From  the  North  Bridge,  a  scene  presents  itself  at  nigdt,  not  to  be  seen  in  aof 
other  city  ;  when  the  lamps  are  liglited,  it  has  the  \^onderfal  etiect,  of  a  firmament  below, 
with  the  glitt  n-ing  of  numerous  brilliant  stars,  occasioned  by  the  various  lamps  which  sui^ 
round  and  are  placed  in  the  immense  valley,  which  is  immediately  beneath  the  bridge.  Ix 
has  a  singularly  beautiful  appearance,  and  must  he  seen  to  form  a  just  idea  of  its  pe- 
culiar grandeur. 

In  addition  to  the  original  plan  of  building  the  New  Town,  a  further  design  was  formed 
to  extend  the  city  to  the  northward,  to  the  water  of  Leith  ;  and  eastward  to  the  to^vn  and 
port  of  Leith,  part  of  this  plan  is  already  executed ;  and  the  remainder  is  approaching  last 
tOAvards  completion.  In  tlie  parts  more  recently  erected,  the  houses  are  improved  in 
architectural  elegance,  and  interior  conveniences,  and  the  entire  are  in  the  first  style  of 
modern  taste.  Many  of  the  streets  are  magnificent,  particularly  Herriot-row;  and  its 
continuation,  Abercrombic-place,  Queen-street,  Northumberland-street,  Great  King- 
street,  with  many  fine  squares,  and  cresents,  altogether  embellished  \vith  many  sacred  edi- 
fi-es,  whose  majestic  towering  spires  produce  an  air  of  grandeur  to  the  entire  of  the  splen- 
did New  Toavti,  of  the  Scottish  metropolis. 

Tlie  religious  establishments  of  Edinburgh,  are  nmnerous,  they  consist  of  56,  viz.  15 
Established  Churches,  5  Chapels  of  Ease,  6  Scottish  Episcopal  Churches,  1  Cameronian, 
6  Burghers,  4  Antiburghers,  4  Reliefs,  4  Independents,  4  Baptists,  and  I  each,  Methodist, 
Roman  Catholic,  Gla^sites,  Society  of  Friends,  Berean,  Unitarian,  and  ]<!ew  Jerusalem 
Temple.  St.  Giles's  Church,  is  one  of  the  most  remarkable  of  these  places  of  public  devo- 
tion ;  it  is  situated  upon  an  elevated  part  of  the  High-street,  and  is  built  in  the  form  of  a 
cross,  with  a  lofty  square  towei-  from  its  centre,  from  which  a  Turret  ascends,  composed  of 
four  arches,  intersecting  each  otber,  in  the  form  of  an  imperial  crown,  a  pointed  spire 
tei-miBates  this  aneient  stateJy  tower,  ia  which  is  placed  a  set  of  music  bells,  a  maatiiikks 


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them  from  one  till  two  o'clock  every  day,  to  resemble  various  popular  airs.  This  Chnrcli 
is  an  andent  gothic  fabric,  at  what  period  it  was  founded  is  unceitaiu;  the  first  record  re- 
lating to  it,  i;  in  the  year  1359,  when  David  II.  granted  a  charter  of  some  lands  to  the 
officiarino;  Chaplain,  and  in  the  year  1387,  a  considerable  addition  was  made  to  it.  In  tlie 
year  146fi,  it  was  erected  into  a  Collegiate  Church,  by  King  James  III.  In  1599,  the 
tower  was  used  as  a  common  prison,  by  which  means  the  roof  was  damaged,  and  the 
town  Council  discharged  it  from  being  used  for  that  purpose  ever  after.  In  the  year 
164.'i,  on  the  13th.  of  October,  the  Solemn  JL,eague  and  Covenant,  was  sworn  to  in  this 
Church,  and  subscribed  by  tl  e  Committee  of  Estates  of  Parliament,  the  Commission  of 
the  Chiiicb  and  the  English  Commissioners. 

The  Iron  Church,  which  is  also  in  the  High-street,  is  situated  at  the  point,  where  the 
two  bridges  meet,  that  lead  to  the  south  and  north  part  of  the  town  ;  this  Church  was 
founded  iu  the  year  1637,  and  opened  for  public  worship,  in  1647,  There  are  many 
otlser  Churches  and  Ciiapels  in  the  Old-town,  which  deserve  particular  attention.  The 
Trinity  College  Chm-ch  ;  Lady  Yester's  Church;  The  new  and  old  Grey-friars'  Churches, 
Canongate  Church,  St,  Cuthbert's  Church,  Dr.  Jamieson's  Meeting-House,  &c.  &c. 
There  are  also  many  splendid  Churches  in  the  New  Town,  viz.  St.  Andrew's  is  on  the 
North  side  of  Geoige's-street,  and  is  a  superb  structure  of  an  oval  form,  ornamented  with 
a  fine  tapering  spire,  168  feet  in  height.  An  elegant  portico,  supported  by  four  columns 
of  the  Coiinthian  order,  projects  a  few  feet  into  the  street,  the  whole  is  beautifully 
finished,  and  has  an  elegant  appearance,  St.  George's  (Jliurch,  already  mentioned,  is 
truly  splendid.  St,  Paul's  Chapel,  on  the  north  side  of  York-place,  is  a  handsome  -gothic 
building,  consisting  of  a  nave,  and  four  elegant  octagon  towers,  at  the  angles,  and  two 
side  aiules;  the  design  of  this  Chapel,  does  great  credit  to  the  architect,  it  was 
finished  in  June,  1818,  and  cost  12,000  pounds.  St.  John's,  stauds  at  the  west  end  of 
Pr'.nce^-street,  its  form  is  oblong,  of  the  florid  gothic  stj'l  e  of  architecture,  the  interioi" 
corresponds  with  its  outward  splendour;  it  was  iinished  in  181S,  at  an  e.xpence  of 
13,003  pounds  stei'.iiig.  St,  George's  Chapel  stands  in  York-place,  which  is  small,  but 
extremely  beautiful,  it  is  entirely  gothic  and  is  most  tastefully  fitted  up  ;  this  superb  little 
edified,  was  built  wholly  by  subscription,  and  is  a  ple;flsing  oi  naraent  to  that  part  of  the 
town,  The  Roman  Catholic  Chapel,  stands  near  the  termination  of  York-place,  it  was 
built'in  the  year  1813,  and  the  adoption  of  the  Gothic  style  of  architecture  in  this  erec- 
tion, has  led  to  the  choice  of  a  similar  style  in  the  chapels  which  have  been  since  erected 
in  tic  city  of  Edinburgh.  This  fabric  is  extremely  neat  and  handsome,  and  is  fitted  up  iu 
the  hi-iide  very  elegantly  ;  above  the  altar,  is  a  fine  painting  by  Vandyke,  the  subject  of 
which,  is  a  dead  Saviour  :  it  also  possesss  a  fine  organ. 

few  cities  in  Europe  can  boast  of  more  or  better  regulated  charitable  Institutions  than 
this  city,  and  from  every  appearance,  it  may  be  fully  presumed,  that  they  are  all  under 
m()st  excellent  regulations.  The  Royal  Infirmary  of  Edinburgh,  was  first  projected  in 
th*  year  1721,  it  is  a  grand,  but  not  modern  building.  Iu  a  recess  over  the  principal  en- 
trance, is  a  fine  statue  of  King  George  the  II.;  this  noble  Institution,  has  accommodation 
fc^  228  patients  in  separate  beds.  The  funds  for  its  support  average  about  500O  pounds 
pj;r  annum.  The  public  Dispensary,  for  persons  who  labour  under  diseases,  which  re- 
diiire  no  confinement,  owes  its  erection  to  the  benevolence  of  Dr.  Andrew  Duncan,  sen. 
jresent  professor  of  the  theory  of  physic,  in  the  University  of  Edinburgh.  It  was  founded 
m  the  year  1776,  and  stands  in  north  Richmond-street.  Another  establishment,  of  the 
«ame  nature,  entitled  the  New  Town  Dispensary,  was  founded  in  the  year  1815,  for  the 
(iccommodrttion  of  the  poor  in  the  northern  part  of  the  city.  The  Lying-in- Hospital, 
(under  t'.iesuperintendance  of  the  professor  of  midwifery,  in  the  Universily  of  Edinburgh, 
jis  a  most  useful  Institution.  The  building  is  situated  in  a  heathl'ul  part  of  Park-place, 
land  receives  all  poor  or  unfortunate  women,  whose  circumstances  deprive  them  of  proper  , 
assistance  at  their  own  places  of  abode.  The  Lunatic  Asylum,  the  present  building  was 
opened  for  the  reception  of  patients,  in  1813,  a  part  only  of  the  contemplated  buildings 
are  erected.  Patients  are  admitted  to  the  benefits  of  this  Insiitution,  on  payment  of  a  regu- 
lated sum,  according  to  the  accommodation  required  and  their  former  habits,  the  medical 
treatment  is  conducted  by  two  Physicians  and  two  Surgeons  of  eminence.  Heriot's  Hospital, 
one  of  the  richest  in  Edinburgh,  owes  its  foundation,  to  Geoi-ge  Heriot,who  was  jeweller  to 
King  James  VI.  Heriot  was  son  to  a  goldsmith,  in  Edinburgh,  and  beingbred  to  his  father's 
business,  he  was  appointed  goldsmith  to  the  Queen  of  James  VI,  in  the  year  1597  ;  and 
after  he  was  constituted  goldsmith  and  jeweller  to  the  King,  with  aright  to  all  the  emolu- 
ments of  that  lucrative  office.  Upon  the  accession  of  King  James  to  the  English  throne, 
Heriot  followed  the  Court  to  London,  and  became  eminent  and  rich.  He  th%i>  furnished 
jewels  te  Prince  Charles  (afterwards  Charles  I.)  when  he  went  to  the  court  of  Spain  ia 
1623.  These  jewels  were  never  paid  for  by  James,  but  when  Charles  I.  succeeded  to  the 
throne,  the  debt  to  Heriot  was  allowed  to  his  trustees,  in  part  of  their  purchase  money 
of  the  Barony  of  Broughton,  then  Crown  lands  in  the  vicinity  of  Edinburgh  ;  these  lands 
are  now  part  of  the  foundation  of  this  hospital,  the  revenue  of  which  is  upwards  o* 


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d?5000  per  annum,  and  is  rapidly  increasing.  George  Herlot  died  in  London  in  the  year 
1624,  he  mafle  his  will  in  1623,  and  in  disposing  of  his  immense  fortune,  after  remember- 
ing all  his  relations,  friends,  and  servants,  both  in  England  and  Scotland,  he  left  the  re- 
mainder in  trust  to  the  magistrates  of  Edinburgh  to  found  and  endow  an  hospital, 
for  the  maintenance,  relief,  and  bringing  up  of  so  many  freemens'  sons,  who  are  poor 
and  fatherless,  belonging  to  the  city  of  Edinburgh  as  the  sum  should  be  found  adequate 
for.  This  magnificent  gothic  fabric  was  accordingly  begun  to  be  built  in  the  year  1628, 
from  a  plan  of  the  celebrated  architect  Inigo  Jones,  whom  James  VI.  brought  from 
Denmark.  The  building  stopped  for  some  time  during  the  civil  wars,  which  followed  the 
murder  of  Charles  I,  but  it  was  again  resumed  in  the  year  1642,  and  then  prosecuted 
until  1650,  at  which  time  the  whole  was  nearly  completed.  The  boys  are  admitted  at 
the  age  of  seven  and  not  more  than  ten  years,  they  generally  leave  the  hospital  at  the  age 
of  fourteen,  unless  preparing  for  the  University,  they  are  in  that  case  retained  for  a  longer 
period ;  those  wishing  to  follow  any  of  the  learned  professions  are  sent  to  the  college 
for  four  years  after  leaving  the  hospital,  and  an  allowance  of  ,£30  per  annum  paid  quar- 
terly in  advance;  and  all  boys  when  they  leave  the  institution,  are  provided  with  a  hand- 
some suit  of  clothes  of  their  own  choosing;  also  an  elegant  bible.  The  whole  manage- 
ment of  the  house  is  vested  in  a  treasurer,  appointed  by  the  magistrates  of  Edinburgh, 
under  whom  are  the  house  governor,  housekeeper,  and  the  masters  of  the  dififerent 
branches  of  learning.  * 

Watson's  Hospital  which  derives  its  name  from  the  founder,  Geurge  Watson,  (who 
once  held  the  appointment  of  Accountant  of  the  Bank  ef  Scotland)  is  situated  likewise 
in  the  southern  quarter  of  the  city,  near  to  Heriot's  Hospital,  and  though  less  elegant, 
yet  it  is  a  very  handsome  building,  it  is  for  the  maintenance  and  education  of  the  children 
and  grandchildren  of  decayed  Members  of  the  Merchants'  Company  in  Edinburgh,  of 
the  age  of  from  eight  to  eleven,  and  remain  until  sixteen  years  of  age,  it  contains  about 
70  or  80  boys,  and  the  Hospital  is  under  the  management  of  the  Master,  Assistants,  and 
Treasurer  of  the  Merchant  Company.  Gillespies  Hospital  stands  in  a  delightful  situation 
on  the  south  west  border  of  the  city,  it  owes  its  erection  to  the  late  James  Gillespie,  of 
Spylaw ,  who  by  a  deed  dated  the  16th  of  April,  1796,  bequeathed  the  greater  part  of  his 
propertyfor  the  purpose  ot  founding  and  endowing  this  Hospital,  for  old  men  and  women  ; 
and  a  Free  School  for  the  instruction  in  reading,  writing  and  arithmetic,  of  100  poor 
Boys,  the  Governors  of  the  Hospital  were  incorporated  by  a  royal  charter,  dated  the 
I9th  of  April  1801,  and  in  this  year  the  present  building  was  begun  ;  it  is  of  an  oblong 
form,  and  built  after  the  ancient  Gothic  style,  the  whole  of  which  has  a  very  elegant 
appearance.  The  Charity  Workhouse  of  the  city  stands  likewise  in  the  southern  dis- 
trict, it  was  erected  by  voluntary  contribution  in  the  year  1743,  it  will  accommodate 
upwards  of  seven  hundred  poor;  the  principal  funds  for  the  support  of  this  institution 
are,  a  tax  of  five  per  cent  on  the  valued  rents  of  the  city,  the  collections  at  the  church 
doors,  charitable  donations,  and  voluntary  contributions  of  the  citizens,  the  Govern- 
ment of  it  is  under  the  direction  of  the  Magistrates  of  Edinburgh.  There  are  two  other 
Charity  Workhouses  connected  with  the  city,  in  the  suburb  of  Canon-gate  and  the  parish 
of  St.  Cuthbert,  which  are  conducted  on  a  similar  plan  to  the  former. 

The  Merchant  Maiden  Hospital  was  founded  in  the  year  1695,  by  a  voluntary  contri- 
bution, for  the  maintenance  and  education  of  daughters  of  merchant  burgesses  of 
Edinburgh,  and  a  Mrs.  Mary  Erskine  gave  12,000  pounds  Scots.  In  the  year  1707,  the 
Governors  were  made  a  Body  Corporate  by  Act  of  Parliament.  The  foundation  stone  of 
the  present  building  was  laid  on  the  2nd  ot  August,  1816.  This  edifice,  which  is  in  the 
Grecian  style  of  architecture,  stands  on  a  gently  rising  ground,  with  its  front  to  the  south, 
and  bounded  on  that  by  the  public  walk  of  the  Meadows  ;  the  principal  feature  of  this 
structure  is  a  fine  portico,  supported  by  four  very  handsome  pillars,  the  design  of  which 
is  taken  from  that  of  the  Ionic  Temple  on  the  Ilyssus.  The  annual  revenue  of  this  Hos- 
pital is  about  3000  pounds,  and  its  erection  cost  12,000  sterling^and  upwards. 

Trades'  Maiden  Hospital  was  fonnded  in  the  year  1704;  the  building  is  situated  in 
Argyle  square.  Tljis  Institution  is  for  the  daughters  of  decayea  tradesmen  being  main- 
tained and  educated,  of  which  about  fifty  aie  generally  in  the  house.  Mrs.  Mary  Erskine 
was  also  a  liberal  contributor  to  this  Institution. 

Orphan  Hospital  is  another  most  praiseworthy  establishment ;  the  present  building  was 
founded  in  the  year  1733,  and  is  situated  a  little  to  the  east  of  the  North  Bridge,  and 
children  are  reoijived  into  it  under  seven  years  of  age,  from  any  parts  of  the  kingdom  ; 
it  is  a  handsomit  edifice  with  a  neat  spire  and  a  clock,  the  Managers  are  a  Body  Corpo- 
rate, and  obtaiiaed  a  royal  charter  in  the  year  1743. 

Trinity  Hospital  was  founded  by  Mary  Gueldres,  consort  to  James  II.  in  the  year  1461, 
for  the  reception  of  thirteen  pOor  persons  ;  it  is  situated  at  the  foot  of  Leith  Wyud,  and 
in  the  year  18l9,  the  number  of  persons  on  the  establishment  were  eight  men,  and  thirty 
wopien,  besides  93  out  pensioners,  who  receive  each  sLx  pounds  per  annum,  none  acs 
received  uudear  fifty  years  of  age. 

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10  EDINBURGH* 

The  Asylum  for  the  Blind.  This  excellent  Institution  was  projected  by  Dr.  Johnston  of 
North  Leith,  and  is  chiefly  supported  by  voluntary  contributions,  the  establishment  is 
situated  in  Nicolson-street,  where  the  indigent  blind  are  taught  to  work  at  professions 
suitable  to  their  abilities  ;  the  produce  of  their  work  contributes  towards  the  support  of 
the  Institution. 

Institution  for  the  Education  of  Deaf  and  Dumb  Children,  was  established  on  the  25th 
June,  1810,  and  occupies  a  house  and  garden  in  Chessels-court,  Canon-jjate  ;  great  credit 
is  diie  to  the  (Master  and  Mistress  of  this  Institution,  whose  success  in  teaching  these  un- 
fortuate  members  of  society,  merits  the  highest  approbation  ;  those  who  receive  the 
benfiets  of  this  laudable  establishment,  are  taught  to  read  and  write  their  native  language, 
and  eren  to  use  it  in  articulate  speech,  and  the  greatest  attention  is  paid  to  their  moral 
and  religious  duties. 

Ths  Magdalen  Asylum  was  projected  in  the  year  1797,  under  the  title  of  the  Philan- 
thropic Society  of  Edinburgh,  the  objects  of  which  is  to  reclaim  to  habits  of  virtue  and 
industry,  convicts,  chiefly  of  the  female  sex,  who  have  been  committed  to  Bridewell, 
and  others  of  similar  character  ;  it  is  situated  in  Canon-gate.  The  house  was  built  in 
1Q05  ;  the  c!iarity  is  chiefly  supported  by  voluntary  contributions. 

Ministers  Widow's  Fupd.  The  plan  of  this  meritoiious  scheme,  originated  with  Dr. Web- 
ster, in  the  year  1743,  and  was  sanctioned  by  Parliament  in  1744;  the  object  of  the  fund, 
which  has  accumulated  considerably,  is  for  the  benefit  of  the  widows  of  deceased  clergy- 
ipen,  and  provisions  to  children,   which  is  encreased  after  the  expiration  of  six  years. 

There  arc  many  other  most  excellent  Charitable  Institutions  and  Societies  in  the 
city  of  Edinbuigh. — Tha  Society  for  the  Sous  of  the  Clergy. — The  Society  for  Relief  of 
the  Destitute  Sick. r— Horn's  Ctiarity. — Watson's  Bequest, — Thomsons  Bequest. — Society 
fof    Suppression  of  Begging. — Savings  Banks,  &c.  &c.— all  of  which  are  well  supported, 

THE  MUNICIPAL  ESTABLISHMENTS  OF  EDINBURGH. 
,-  Edinburgh  is  governed  by  a  Town  Council  of  thirtj'-three  Members.  The  ordinary 
Council  consists  of  twenty-five,  and  the  remaining  eight  are  reamed  extraordinary  Mem- 
bers ;  the  whole  is  composed  of  metchants  and  tradesmen,  w.hose  respective  powers  and 
interests  wo re^  by  the  constitution  of  the  Burgh,  intended  to  be  so  interwoven,  that  an 
equal  balance  should  be  preserved  betweeen  the  two  parties.  The  Chief  Magistrate  is 
here  styled  the  Lord  Provost,  whose  ofiSceis  similar  to  that  of  tin;  Lord  Mayor  in  London. 
The  Lord  Provost  is  high  Sheriff,  Coroner  and  Admiral  within  the  City  and  Liberties,  and 
tjie  town  harbour  and  roadstead  of  Leith,  he  has  also  a  jurisdiction  in  matters  of  life 
and  death,  now  in  desuetude,  and  before  the  union,  was  an  officeir  in  the  Scottish  Parlia- 
ment ;  he  is  likewise  President  of  the  Convention  of  Royal  Bur.rhs.  In  the  city  be  has 
the  precedency  of  all  the  great  officers  of  itate,  and  of  the  nobility,  walking  on  the 
right  of  the  King,  or  of  his  Majesty's  Commissioners  and  Represi?ntative,  and  enjoys  tl^e 
privilege  of  paving  a  sword  and  mace  cari'ied  before  him  ;  the  salary  of  the  Lord  Pro- 
vost is  800  pound  per  annum.  Besides  the  Provost  there  are  four  Magistrates,  called 
Bailies,  whose  duty  is -nearly  the  same  as  the  Aldermen  in  London  ;  there  is  also  aa 
officer  with  tlie  title  of  Dean  of  Guild,  who  has  the  charge  of  Public  Buildings,  and 
without  whose  warrant  bo  house  can  be  erected  within  the  city  ;  t!  \e  other  Members  of 
the  Council  area  Treasurer,  whose  ofijce  is  only  nominal,  (themo.aeyof  the  city  being 
kept  by  a  person  with  the  title  oi'  (Chamberlain)  three  Merchant,  and  two  Trades'  Coun- 
cellors,  and  the  fourteen  Deacorjs  of  the  incorporated  trades,  who  with  seven  Members 
of  the  Council  of  the  foregoing  year,  complete  the  Magistracy  by  which  the  city  and 
suburbs  are  governed.  The  Merchant  Company,  from  whom  the'  principal  part  of  the 
Town  Council  is  chosen,  were  incorporated  by  a  charter  from  King'  Charles  II.  on  the 
29th  October,  1681;  before  this  period,  the  Merchants  of  Edinbur;(h  formed  a  Corpo- 
ration called  the  Gnildry,  from  which,  for  several  ages,  the  Magistrates  were  solely 
elected,  to  the  exclusion  of  the  persons  belonging  to  the  crafts,  or  incorporated  trades. 
By  an  Act  of  Parliament  however,  in  the  reign  of  James  III.  each  oi'  the  incorporated 
Trades  were  empowered  to  chuse  one  of  their  number  to  vote  in  the  election  of  officers 
for  the  government  of  the  city,  and  by  a  decreet  arbitral,  dated  the  2llnd,  April,  1588, 
in  which  King  JameR  VI.  was  himself  umpire  ;  the  present  constitution  of  the  Burgh  was 
finally  established.  The  fourteen  incorporated  trades  of  Edinburgh,  are  1st.  Surgeons, 
who  were  incorporated  first  by  the  Magistrates  on  the  1st.  July,  1505,  the  profession  was, 
at  its  erection,  conjoined  with  the  Barbers,  and  both  these  occupations  were  exercised 
by  the  same  persons,  entitled  Barber  Surgeons,  and  it  was  provided  in  the  charter  of  in- 
corporation, that  none  of  the  members  should  take  an  apprentice  without  he  can  "  baith 
wry te  and  7-eid,"  &\id  the  sole  TprivWege  was  conferred  upon  them  of  maki  ng  and  selling 
aquavitae  within  the  city.  The  charter  of  erection  was  confirmed  by  James  IV.  on  the 
13th  October,  1506,  and  Queen  Mary,  to  enable  the  Members  of  the  Barber  Surgeons 
to  atteud  more  closely  on  their  patients  and  studies,  did  by  her  royal  letters  patent, 
of  the  11th  May,  1567,  exempt  them  from  attending  juries,  watching,  &t:.  within  the 
city  and  liberties  of  Edinburgh  ;  these  grants  were  confirmed  by  James  VI,  iu  1613,  at  . 


EDINBURGH. 


II 


tliej' were  likewise  by  Parliament,  on  the  17th  November,  1641;  the  incorporation  con- 
tinued in  this  state  till  the  year  1722,  when  by  a  decree,  the  Court  of  Session  entirely 
separated  the  Barbers  from  the  Surgeons  for  ever ;  the  Barbers  are  still  obliged  to  regis- 
ter their  apprentices  along  with  those  of  tlieir  elevated  colleagues.  The  Surgeons  werei 
again  incorporated  by  a  royal  charter,  dated  the  14th  Marcli,  1778,  under  the  title  of 
the  Royal  College   of  Surgeons,   their  Hall  is   situated  in  Stirgeon's-square. 

2nd.The Goldsmiths  who  in  former  times  were  attached  to  the  incorporation  of  Hammer- 
men were  erected  into  a  distinct  body,  by  the  Magistrates,  in  the  year  1581,  this  erection' 
was  after^vards  confirmed  by  royal  chatter.     Their  hall  is  in  south  Bridge-street. 

3d.  The  Skinner*,  whose  charter  was  confirmed  by  the  magistrates  in  the  year  1630« 
Their  Hall  is  in  Skinners-close. 

4th.  The  Fa;  riers  is  a  very  ancient  body,  it  is  impossible  to  ascertain  the  time  of  th« 
first  incorporation,  their  original  charter  being  lost, 

5th,  Hammermen  were  first  erected  into  a  body  by  the  town  council,  in  the  year  1483, 
and  since  their  separation  from  the  goldsmiths  in  1581,  they  have  received  an  addition  to' 
the  number  of  seventeen  other  branches  of  art,  such  as  founders,  coppersmiths,  &c.  &c, 
Their  Hall  is  in  the  Cow-gate. 

6tb.  and  7th.  The  Wrights  and  Masons,  these  tvro  branches  were  first  formed  into  a 
corporation  by  an  Act  of  the  Magistrates  of  Edinburgh  in  the  year  1475,  and  their  charter 
was  confirmed  by  several  successive  sovereigns  ;  at  this  time  it  consisted  of  these  two  pro- 
fession.? only  ;  but  by  a  decree  of  the  Court  of  Sessions  in  1 703  several  others  were  added : 
the  bow-makers,  glaziers,  plumbers,  and  upholsterers  were  attached  to  the  masons,  and  to 
the  Wrights  were  added  the  painters,  slaters,  seivewrights,  and  coopers.  Their  Hall  is 
in  Burnet's-close. 

8th,  The  Tailoi-s,  This  society  appears  to  have  been  a  regular  incorporated  body 
before  the  5'ear  1500 ;  and  they  still  retain  many  of  their  ancient  privileges  of  superiority 
and  direction  of  »ll  the  tailors  within  the  suburbs  of  Edinburgh,  and  town  of  Leith. 
This  body  had  the  honour  to  receive  a  letter  from  King  James  VI.  requesting  the  freedom 
of  the  incorporation  for  one  Alexander  Millar,  gratis,  on  account  of  his  "  gude  services 
in  making  and  working  the  abulziements  of  oure  awin persone ."  Their  Hall  is  in  Cowgate, 

9th.  The  Bakers ;  the  incorporation  of  this  sbciety  is  unknown,  but  circumstahces ' 
cause  it  to  be  known  that  it  was  before  the  year  1522. 

10th.  The  Fleshers  is  a  very  ancient  body,  but  when  erected  is  quite  uncertain.'  ■• 

11th.  The  Cordiners,  or  Cordwainers,   were  by  a  charter  from  the  Town  Council, 
erected  into  an  incorporated  body,   in   the  year  1449,  and  received  the  royal  sanction  of '■ 
James  VI.  in  1 598.     Their  Hall  is  in  the  Horse  Wynd. 

12th.  The  Weavers  were  formed  into  a  fraternity  by  the  magistrates,  on  the  31st.  Jan.  1475. 

13th.  The  Wankers  were  incorporated  by  the  magistrates  about  the  year  1500.  The 
trade  of  Hatters  was  conjoined  with  them  iii  1672,  and  they  form  one  incorporation. 

14th.  The  Bonnet-makers,  were  anciently  attached  to  the  incorporation  of  Wanker*, 
but  were  separated  and  erected  into  a  distinct  body  by  the  magistrates  in  the  year  1530; 
in  the  year  1 684,  the  trade  of  a  dyer  was  united  to  them. 

The  Candle-makers  also  form  an  incorporated  trade,  though  they  have  not  the  privilege 
of  sending  a  member  to  the  Common  Council  of  Edinburgh  ;  they  lost  their  privilege  in 
the  year  1582  ;  however  they  possess  all  the  other  rights  and  privileges  which  are  ex-^ 
ercised  by  the  incorporated  trades.  Such  are  the  bodies  from  which  the  magistrates  of 
Edinburgh  are  elected ;  the  business  of  the  city  is  managed  by  the  ordinary  council  of 
twenty-five,  the  eight  extraordinary  deacons  being  only  called  on  certain  occasions,  when 
their  number  is  increased  to  thirty-three,  the  meeting  is  on  this  occasion  called  the  ex- 
traordinary council.  The  ordinary  council  meet  every  Wednesday  for  the  dispatch  of 
business.  To  the-  town  council  are  attached  four  advocates,  under  the  name  of  assessors, 
who  assist  and  direct  them  in  their  deliberations,  in  difficult  or  contested  cases.  The 
magistrates  of  Edinl)urgh  hold  a  court  in  which  are  tried  all  criminal  causes  that  occur 
within  the  city  and  liberties;  they  have  a  right  to  inflict  arbitrary  punishments,  and  the 
Lord  Provost,  in  certain  cases,  has  a  jurisdiction  in  matters  of  life  anil  death  ;  but  this 
jurisdiction  is  not  now  exercised,  the  magistrates  only,  in  capital  crimes,  taking  a  precog- 
nition, or  forwarding  the  business  for  the  supreme  courts. 

The  Bailie  Coui  t  tries  all  causes  for  debt  and  civil  trespass,  that  occur  within  thejurisdic- 
tion  of  the  city.  One  Bailie  only  sits  at  a  time,  and  being  in  office  for  one  year,  the  four 
Bailies  sit  in  this  court  each  three  months  alternately;  actions  to  any  amount  against  aa 
inhabitant  of  Edinburgh,  can  be  judged  in  this  court.  The  magistiates  of  the  city  also 
preside  over  a  court  for  the  recovery  of  petty  debts,  not  exceeding  lis.  l^d.  sterling, 
except  in  the  case  of  servants  wages,  which  can  be  sued  for  to  any  amount ;  the  whole 
amount  of  a  process  in  this  court  does  not  exceed  8d,  sterling.  The  Lord  Provost  is 
Lord  Lieutenant  of  the  city,  and  the  four  Bailies  are  Justices  of  the  Peace,  ex  o^do,  within 
the  liberties. 

The  trade  of  Edinburgh  in  a  commercial  view,  is  comparatively  small,  there  are  very 


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EDINBURGH. 


few  wbat  may  correctly  be  entitled  general  merchants  in  the  city,  most  of  tbem  residing 
at  Leith,  although  it  would  appear  from  the  Edinburgh  Directory  that  immense  numbers 
of  merchants  reside  in  the  town,  as  the  generallity  of  shopkeepers  in  the  smallest  way 
from  local  usage  invariably  stile  themselves  merchants.  There  are  however  many  shop- 
keepers of  the  greatest  respectability,  and  who  trade  very  extensively  in  their  various 
branches;  there  are  also  some  few  manufactories  in  the  silk  and  cotton  way  in  the  towa 
and  suburbs,  two  extensive  distilleries,  and  many  large  and  respectable  breweries,  the  ale 
of  which  is  remarkably  fine.  Many  ceunfry  gentlemen,  and  those  who  have  made  fortunes 
abroad,  reside  a  great  part  of  the  year  iu  the  town,  and  by  the  expenditure  of 
their  incomes,  keep  up  a  brisk  circulation  of  money  in  Edinburgh.  A  Merchant  Com- 
pany was  instituted  in  Edinburgh  by  royal  charter  in  the  year  1681,  and  in  1786  a  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce  was  established  by  charter,  for  protecting  and  encouraging  the  commer- 
cial and  manufacturing  interests  of  the  country ;  this  institution  has  led  the  public  attention 
to  many  useful  objects,  and  has  obtained  many  salutary  regulations  affecting  the  general 
commerce  of  Scotland. 

The  British  Parliament,  in  the  year  1727  passed  an  Act  enabling  his  Majesty  to  appoint 
trustees  for  encouraging  the  fisheries  and  manufactures  of  Scotland,  and  for  this  purpose 
large  sums  provided  by  the  Articles  of  Union,  were  lodged  in  their  hands;  the  annual 
premiums  g^ven  by  the  trustees,  which  amounted  to  about  j6400O,  have  had  a  great  influence 
in  diffusing  industry,  and  exciting  emulation  among  the  Scottish  manufacturers.  Before 
the  Union,  Edinburgh  had  but  a  very  limited  trade  ;  the  unfortunate  termination  of  the 
Darien  expedition  had  a  considerable  share  in  damping  the  ardour  of  commercial  enter- 
prise ;  since  that  time,  the  trade  of  Edinburgh  has  been  slowly  extending,  and  the  present 
enlargement  of  the  harbour  of  Leith,  and  the  erection  of  new  and  extensive  docks^ 
promise  a  further  increase.  The  markets  of  Edinbnrgh  afford  all  the  necessaries  and 
most  of  the  luxuries  ot  life  in  considerable  variety;  they  are  situated  on  the  north  side 
of  the  High-street,  and  occupy  part  of  the  declivity  of  the  hill  on  which  the  old  division 
of  the  city  is  built.  The  markets,  to  a  stranger  have  a  most  singular  appearance,  they  are 
disposed  in  terraces  or  platforms,  descending  from  the  vegetable  markets,  downwards  to 
the  flieshers  markets,  each  communicating  by  flights  of  stone  stairs,  the  first  of  the  shambles 
is  verr  handsome  and  lighted  very  brilliantly  at  night  with  coal  gas.  The  fish  market  is 
contiguous  to  the  lower  butcher  market,  it  is  commodious  and  well  supplied  with  almost 
every  description  of  eatable  fish. 

The  population  of  Edinburgh  is  within  these  few  years  considerably  encreased,  and  is 
at  present  estimated  at  least  120,000  inhabitants. 


GENERAL  POST  OFFICE. 

The  Right  Honourable  the  Earl  of  Caithness,  Post  Master  General. 


William  Kerr,  Esq.  Secretary 
William  Young,  Cashier 
James  Shearer   and  Alexander  Henderson, 
Surveyors 


Charles  Buchan,  Accountant 
James  Robertson,  Solicitor 
George   Mason,    Inspector    of    Dead  and 
Missent  Letters 


LETTER  OFFICE, 


John  Laws  and  Jn.  Brewster,  Windowmen 
Robert  Young,  (Money  order  office)    opea 
from  eleven  to  three  in  the  afternoon 


IVancis  Gibson  &  Robert  Young,  Presidents 
R.  Thomas,  Clerk  of   English  Road 
Robert  Young,  Clerk  of  West  Road 
Francis  Gibson  and  William  Grieve,    Clerks 

of  North  Road 

The  London  Mail  is  dispatched  every  day,  (Thursday  excepted)  at  a  quarter  after  three 
o'clock,  arrives  in  Edinburgh  every  morning,  except  Wednesday 


Aberdeen,  dispatched  at  seven  every  morning 
Berwick,  ,,         at  a  quarter  past  three 

every  afternon 
Carlisle,  „        at  half  past  one  every 

afternoon 
Dum  fries  , ,         at  eight  every  morning 

Dundee,  „         at  seven  every  morning 

Glasgow,  ,,         at  eight  every  morning 

and  at  eight  every  evening 

Letters  are  sent  from  EdinbiM-gh  to  Leith  at  eight  in  the  morning,  twelve  at  noon,  and 
at  quarter  past  three  in  the  afternoon. 

N.B.  Tlie  Letters  for  London,   the  west  and  the  east  of  Scotland,  are  dispatched  on 
Sundays,  at  two  o'clock,  P.  M. 

The  Irish  Mail  is  dispatched  every  day  at  eight  in  the  morning,  and  at  eight  at  nightii- - 

The  Mails  for  the  West  Indies  are  made  up  at  London,  on  the  first  Wednesday  bf  erer^ 


Inverness,  dispatched  atseven  every  morning 
Montrose,  „         atseven  every  morning 

Paisley,  ,,         ateight  every  morning 

and  at  eight  every  evening 
Perth,  ,,        at  seven  every  morning 

Port  Glasgow,  ,,         at  eight  every  morning 

and  at  eight  every  evening 
Port  Patrick,    „        ateight  every  morning 


EmNBUBGH. 


13 


nootb.  Letters  for  such  We$t  Indies  islands  as  are  not  British,  must  he  paid  for  at  ths 
Post  Office,  in  Edinburgh  2s.  5^ — Letters  for  the  Continent,  28,  7fd. — for  Gibralter 
38.  ijd. — Lisbon,  2s.  9§d. — Madeira,  2s.  9^d. — France,  2s,  l^d. — Letters  for  Kgypt, 
Sicily  and  Malta,  3s.  SJd. 

The  Mails  for  Gottenburgh  and  Heligoland,  are  made  up  in  London  every  Tuesday  and 
Friday.  The  Mails  for  the  Leeward  islands  are  made  up  the  first  and  third  Wednesday 
ia  each  month  . 

Penny  Post  receiving  Houses  in  Edinburgh  delivered  three  times  a  day,  viz.  at  eight  im 
the  morning,  twelve  at  noon,  and  five  in  the  afternoon. 
No.  21,  west  Richmond-st,  Mrs.  Archibald      No.     9,  Duke-st.  C.  Kemp 


5,  south  Castle-st,  Alexander  Wise 

1,  Howe-st,  Mrs.  Strachan 

17,  Hanover-square,  Mrs.  Gordon 


6,  Fife-place,  Richard  Chalmers 

7,  West-port,  W,  Young 


Nohiliti/,  Gentry  and  Clergy. 
Buchan,  Earl  of,  131,  George-st. 
Caithness  Right  Honourable  Earl  of,  Post- 
master General  for  Scotland,  118,  Geo.-st 
Wemyss,  Earl  of,  64,  Qucen-st. 
Alloway  Lord,  5,  Heriot  Row 
Ashburton  Lord,  10,  Heriot-row 
Balgray  Lord,  30,  George-square 
Balniuto  Lord,  41 ,  St,  Andrew-squar« 
Craigie  Lord,  90,  George-st. 
Cring.'etie  Lord,  17,  Charlotte-square 
Duncan,  Lord  Viscount,  8,  Queen-st, 
Gillies  Lord,  16,  York-place 
GlenleeLord,  17,  Browu-sqiiarc 
Hermond  Lord,  124,  George-st. 
Ker,  Lord  Robert,  36,  Albany-st. 
Meadowbauk  Lord,  68,  Quefns-st 
Pitmilly  Lord,  15,  Charlotte-square 
Robertson  Lord,  9,  Charlotte-square 
RoUo  Lord,  22,  Abercromby-place 
Succoth  Lord,  Park-place 

Adam  Right  Honourable  William,  (Lord 
Chief  Commissioner)  79,  George-st. 

Boj'le  Right  Honourable  David ,  (Lord  Jus- 
tice Clerk)  28,  Charlotte-square 

Hope  Right  Honourable  Charles,  (Lord 
President  Court  of  Session)  6,  Hill-st. 

Rae  Right  Honourable  Sir  William,  (Lord 
Advocate  of  Scotland)  Shandwick-place 

Steuart  Rt.  Hon.  Lady  Ann,  47,  Heriot-row 

Wharton  Right  Honourable  Lady  Sophia, 
15,  Shandwick-place 


Campbell  Lady,  16,  Broughton-st. 

Clerk  Lady  Mary,  lOO,  George-st. 

Dalzel  Lady,  54,  Hanover-st. 

Dundas  Lady  Elenora,  46,  Northum- 
berland-st. 

Elliot  Lady  (of  stoles)  Shandwick-place 

Fairfax  Lady,  6,  Nelson- st. 

Gordon  Lady,  Thistle-st. 

Hunter  Lady,  16,  Hope-st. 

M'Kenzie  Lady,  124,  Princes-st. 

Murray  Honourable  Lady  Elizabeth,  Holy- 
rood-house 

Pringle  Lady  Dowager,  20,  Castle-st. 

Purvis  Lady,  16,  George-square 

Scott  Lady,  (of  Ancnnn)  14,  Melville-st. 

Wedderburn  Lady  Do  wager,  30,  George-sq. 


Abercroraby  Hon.George,  22,  Charlotte-sq. 
Bowes  Honourable  Thos.  Holyrood-house 


Fraser  Honourable  Miss,  25,  York  place 
Hamilton  Honble.  Miss,  Abercromby-place 
Maitland  Honble.  Miss,  32,  Queen-st. 

Douglas  Sir  James,  Bart.  29,  Heriot-row 
Hall  Sir  James  Bart.  128,  George-st. 
Hamilton  Sir  William,  Bart.  18,  Howe-st, 
Hope  Sir    VN  illiam  Johnstone,  Bart.  (Rear 

Admiral  of  the  Red)  84,  George-st. 
Mackenzie  Sir  George,  Bart.  18,  Forth-st. 
Meade  Su-  John,  Bart.  25,  Forth-st. 
Riddel  Sir  James,  Bart.  30,  Abercromby-pl. 

Bruce  Sir  William,  12,  George-st. 
Ferguson  Sir  William,  5,  Charlotte-square 
Fettes  Sir  William,  13,  Charlotte-square 
Gordon  Sir  Alexander,    11,  Charlotte-squ. 
Hepburn  Sir  John  Buchan,  112,  George-st> 
Sinclair  Sir  John,  George-st. 
Stewart  Sir  M.  S.  14,  Queen-st. 
Way  Sir  Gregory,  24,  London-st. 
Wedderburn  Sir  David,  West  Coats 
Wellwood   Rev.  Sir  Henry  Moncrief,  II, 
Queen-st. 


Ackman  Rev.  John,  22,  Society 
Alison  Rev.  W.  P.  44,  Heriot-row 
Alston  VJajor,  28,  Dublin-st. 
Anderson  Rev,  Samuel,  98,  George-st. 
Anderson  Rev.  Robert,  31,  George-square 
Baillie  Colonel  Robert,  34,  George-square 
Baird  Lieutenant  Colonel,  1,  Forth-st. 
Baird  Rev.  George,  Ramsay-lodge 

Blair  Rev. 16,  Broughton-place 

Blair  Hunter  F.  Esq,  34,  Queen-st. 
Boswell   Thomas,    Esq.  of  Blaeader,  27, 

St.  Andrew-st. 
Bowes  Lieutenant  Colonel  Frederick,  20, 

Albany-row 
Brown  Rev.  Andrew,  13,  Argyle-square 
Buchanan  Rev.  Reidscourt,  Canongate 
Cameron  Rev.  Bishop  Alex.  8,  James-place 
Campbell  Major,  5,  Howard-place 
Campbell  Rev.  John,  Society-hall 
Campbell  Duncan,  Esq.  41,  George-st. 
Campbell   Walter,  Esq.  (of  IslayJ  87,  Prin- 

ce-st. 
Cathcart  Wm.  Esq.  (of  Tower)  George-st. 
Chapman  Rev.  tJames,  26,  James-square 
Cheap  Major  H.  83,  George-st. 
Cheap  James,  Esq.    (of    Strathtarum)   9/^ 

George-st.  ,  f 

Cleghorn  Rev.  John,  8,  Merchant-st. 


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EDINBURGH. 


Clerk  James  Rattray  (one  of    the  Barous 

of  Exchequer)  92,  Prince-st, 
Cruickshanks    James,     (of    Langley-park) 

99,  George-st. 
Davidson  Rev.  Thomas,  8,  Heriot-row 
Dickson  Rev.  David,  sen.  13,  Forth-st. 
Dickson  Rev.  David,  jun.  West  Kirkmause 
Dun  Rev.  William,  15,  New-st. 
Dundas  Lieut,  General  Fraocis,  11,  Shand- 

wick-place 
Dundas  Robert,    Esq.   (of  Arneston)    57, 

George-st. 
EUiot  Rev.  Robert,  14,  Maitland-st. 
Ferguson  Rev.  John,  13,  Society 

Fleming  Rev. ,  20,  George-st, 

Frazer  Rear  Admiral,  134,  Prince-st, 
Garnock  Rev.  H.  3,  St.  John-st.  . 
Goold  Rev.  W.  28,  Buccleuch-place 
Grant  Rev.  Andrew,  28,  James'-square 
Gray  Rev.  H.  Minto-st. 
Grierson  Rev.  Thomas,  Heriots-bridge. 
Raiding  flames  Alexander,  Esq.l6,  Geo.-st 
Hall  Rer,  James,  19,  Rose-st. 
Hay  Captain  James,  88,  George-st. 
Hope  Captain  Hay,  (R.  N.)  85,  George-st. 
Hope  Lieutenant  Col.  John,  llfi,  George-st 
Hope  Vere,  Esq.  («f  Craighall)  George-st. 
Hunter  Rev.  Robert,  Arthur-st. 
Inglis  Rev.  John,  45,  George-square. 
Innes  Rev.  William,  64,  Frederick-st. 
Innes  Gilbert,  Esq..  (of  Stow)    24,  St.  An- 
drew's-square. 
Jamieson  Rev,  John,  28,  Buccleuch-st. 
Johnstone  Rev.  John,  101,  Lauriston-place 
Jones  Rev.  T.  S,  45,  Hanover-st. 
Kirkwood  Rev.  James,  17,  Broughton-st. 
Lothian  Rev.  Andrew,  41,  Lauriston-place 
M'Cree  Rev.  Thomas,  94,  Nicolson-st. 

M' Knight  Rev, 12,  London- road 

Maxwell  General  William,  112,  George-st. 
Meikle  Rev.  John,  6,  Bristo-st. 
Menzies  Captain,  114,  George-st. 
More  Rev.  George,  10,  St.Patrick's-square 
MoreheadRev.  Robert,  21,  Hill-st. 
Munro  Colonel  John,  37,  George-sq-iare 
Muuro  Rev.  John,  6,  Lothian-st. 
Otway  Rear  Admiral,  87,  George-st. 
Paxton  Rev,  Ge-n-ge,  14,  St.  Leouard-st. 
Payne  Rev.  George,  21,  Elder-st, 
Peddie  Rev.  James,  Bristo-st. 
Peter  Lieutenant  Gen.  Thos.  Hillside-house 
PorCeous  Rev,  James,  Ramsay-Garden 
Reid  Rev.  William,  8,  James-place 
Ritchie  Rev.  VMlliam,  5,  Argyle-square 
Sandfort  Right  Rev.  r.ishop,  MelviUe-st, 
Soott  Rev.  James,  1,  Park-st. 
Shannon  Rev.  Q.  R.  4,  York-place 
Sheaffe  Major  General  Sir  Roger  H.    19, 

Broughton-st. 
Simpson  Rev.  James.  13,  Union-sf. 
Simpson  Rev.  William,  50,  George-square 
Smith  Rev.  James,  21,  St.Patrick's-square 
Spry  Rev.  R.  14,  Nicolson-st, 
Stewart  David,  Esq.  (oi  Stewart-hall)  96, 

George-st. 
Stirling  General  Graeme,  27,  Queen-st. 
Tait  Rev.  Walter,  2,  Ramsay-garden 


Terrot  Rev.  C.  H.  39,  Albanj^-st. 

Thomson  Rev.  Andrew,  21,  Heriot-row 

Thomson  Rev.  John,  92,  Lanriston-plaee 
Walker  Rev.  James,  5.  Windmill-st. 

Watson  Andrew,  Esq,  (of  Eridgecastle,  and 
Justice  of  the  Peace  of  Linlithgowshire) 
19,  Melvil!e-st. 

Williamson  Samuel,  Esq.   8,  George-st. 

Wright  Colonel  Robt.  12,  Charlotte-square 
Academics. 

Royal  Academy  of  Edinburgh,  THE  KING 
PATRON. 

DIRECTORS.— Lord  President,  Lord  Jus- 
tice Clerk,  Lord  Advocate,  Commander- 
in-Chief,  Lord  Provost,  The  Principal  of 
the  University,  Duke  of  Hamilton,  Duke 
of  Argyle,  Duke  of  Gordon,  Marquis  of 
Queensburry,  Marquis  of  Lothian,  Mar- 
quis of  Bute,  Earl  of  Roseberrj',  Earl  of 
Morton,  Earl  of  Bredalbane,  Earl  of 
Bachan,  Earl  of  Dalhousie,  Eai'l  of  Ross- 
lyn,  Viscount  Melville,  Sir  Wm,  Forbes, 
Bart.    General  Vyse,  Colonel  M'Kenzie. 

Lieut.  Col.  Leatham,  Master  ;  Mr.  Rosignol, 
Assistant. 

Thomas  Cranstoun,    W.  S,  Secretary,  48, 

Castle-st. 
High  School  of  Edinburgh,  Infirmary -st. 
James  Pillans,   A.  M.  F.  R.  S.  E.  Rector. 

Teachers — James  Gray,  George  Irvine,  A. 
R.  Carson,  Saml.  Lindsay,  A.M.  Andrew 
M'Kean,  teacher  of  writing  and  accounts, 
Rt.  Davie  and  Alex.  M'Kean,  assistants' 

English    Teachers  —  W.    Johnston,    W, 
Brown,  James  Anderson    Geo.  Simpson. 
High  School  of'  Canon-gate. 

James  Cumming,  Rector 

Charles  Campbell,  AVriting  Master. 

Busby  George,  105,  south  Bridge-st. 
Christie  James,  7,  Infirmary-st. 
Holland  Thos.  Crompton,15,southCollege-st 
M'Kay  Benjamin,  3,  St.  Andrew's-st, 
Nichol    Walter,  [mathematical J    79,   south 

Bridge-st, 
Noble  William,  50,  south  Bridge-st. 
Robertson  John,  90,  south  Bridge-sti 

Accmmtants. 
Alexander  John,  35,  Castlebarns 
Bain  Donald,  27,  Castle-st. 
Baird  Robert,  .9,  Caltoh-st. 
Balfour  Alexander,  10,  Hill-place 
Broughton  Charles,  13,  Elder-st. 
Broughton  J.  W.  6,  Hart-st* 
Brown  James,  94,  George-st;   ■ 
Bruce  Archibald,  14,  Yor!c-place 
Bruce  James,  14,  York-place 
Cameron  Robert,  11,   Society 
Cheyne  J.  A.  71,  Prince-st. 
Clerk  Samuel,  12,  Royal  Exchange 
Cockburn  P.  67,  York-place 
Cunningham  James,  90,  south  Bridge-st. 
Dick  Alexander,  23,  Jaraes's-square 
Dickie  H.  D.  60,  north  Castle-st. 
Dundas  James,  42,  Albany-st. 
Elder  William,  35,  Hanover-st. 
Ferrier  Charles,  45,  Northumberland-st. 


JEDINBURGH. 


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Forman  Alexander,  1 1 6,  Prince-st. 

Frasel*  Alexander,  5,  Pitt-st. 

Gibson  Archibald,  25,  Society 

Grei^  Alexander,  1,  Ramsay-garden 

Greig  John,  12,  James'-square 

Greig  William,  6,  Castle-st. 

Grieve  John,  57,  York-place 

Keith  and  Christie,  51,  Frederick-st. 

Lamond  Alexander,  1,  Thistle-st. 

Macdowall  Peter,  74,  George-st. 

M'Gregor  Joseph>  II,  Leith-terrace 

M'Kean,    Cheyne,    and  Wotherspoon,    71, 
Prince-st. 

Manson  William,  74,  George-st. 

Moir  Walter,  Pitt-st. 

Moncrieff  AVilliam  Scott,  ]  05,  Prince-st. 

Muckersy  Lindsay,  3,  Frederick-st. 

Mnrray  William,  69,  Northumberland-st. 

Ogiivy  James,  10,  Parliament-square 

Paterson  David,  38,  Northumberland-st. 

Paul  William,  3,  Frederick-st. 

Reid  Sylvester,  26,  James'-square 

Renton  James,  40,  Queen-st. 

Russell  Claud,  76,  great  King-st. 

Scott  James,  105,  George-st. 

Scott  William,  25,  James's-square 

Selkrig  Charles,  8,  York-place 

Smith  Archibald,  10,  Parliament-square 

SpenceJohn,  279,  High  st. 

Stenhouse  William,  13,  Tobago-gt. 

Stewart  Alexander,  22,  Elder-st. 

Stewart  John,  28,  London-st. 

Stuart  John,  Royal  Exchange 

Thomson  Adam,  9,  Hill-st. 

"furner  William,  9,  Hill-st. 

Walker  Robert,  25,  Leith-wynd 

Wight  Robert,  .30,  Dundas-st. 

Wight  Robert,  jun.  8,  Abercromby-place 

Wright  Thomas  Guthrie,  16,  Parliament-sq. 

Young  James,  118,  Prince-st. 
Advocates. 

Alexander  Gabriel,  65,  Castle-st. 

Alison  Archibald,  44,  Heriot-row 

Anstruther  John,  13,  Brown's-square 

Baird  T:  W.  35,  great  King-st. 

Balfour  Walter,  27,  Charlotte-square 

Bell  George  Joseph,  28,  Hill-st. 
Bell  Robert,  20,  St.  Andrew 's-square 

Blair  Daniel  Anderson,  61,  George-st. 
Borthwick  John,  jun.  28,  Queen-st. 
Boswell  John  J.  13,  St.  Andrew's-square 
Boswell  William,  13,  St.  Andrevv's-si|uare 
Brodio  George,  20,  Northumberland-st. 
Brown  Lee  James,  18,  Nelson-st. 
Bruce  Robert,  55,  Frederick-st. 
Buchanan  AVilliam,  16,  Duke-st. 
Campbell  James,  59,  Northumberland-st. 
Cathcart  Elias,  77,  great  King-st. 
Cay  John,  37,  Dublin-st. 
Christison  John,  4,  Argyle-sq. 
Cleland  Andrew,  15,  Dundas-st. 
Clerk  John,  16,  Picardy-place 
Clerk  William,  1,  Rose-court 
Cockburn  Henry,  14,  Charlotte-square 
Colquhoun  John,  73,  George-st. 
ConnellJohn,  17,  Abercromby-place 
Corbett  Robert,  11.  York-place 


Craigie  George  Clerk,  40,  Heriot-row 

Cranstoun  George,  82,  George-st. 

CuUen  A.  H.  8,  Howe-st. 

Cunningham  John,  117,  George-st. 

Dalzel  John  Graeme,  54,  Hanover-st. 

Davidson  Harry,  1,  Charlotte-st. 

Davidson  Robert,  28,  York-place 

Dewar  David,  6,  St.  Andrew's-st. 

Dickson  James  W.  Forth-st. 

Dickson  John,  19,  Nicolson-st. 

Douglass  George,  75,    Queen-st. 

Duff'  Adam,  95,  Pi'ince-st. 

Duir  Robert,  95,  Prince-st. 

Dunlop  Alexandei-,  106,  George-st. 

Dunlop  John,  7,  Nelson-st. 

Erskine  William,  11,  Albany-row 

Ferguson  James,  30,  Heriot-row 

Fletcher  Archibald,  51,  Castle-st. 

Fletcher  Miles  A.  11,  Queen-st. 

Forbes  John  H.  Shandwick-place 

Forsyth  Robert,  Mound-place 

Fraser  John,  Howard-place 

Eraser  Simon,  Howard-place 

Fullerton  John,  40,  Charlotte-square 

Gibson  Alexander  Maitland,  29,  Queen-st, 

Gillies  Andrew,  7,  Frederick-st. 

Glassford  James,  57,  Castle-st. 

Gordon  James,  13,  Hei'tot-row 

Graeme    Robert,  18,  Heriot-row 

Graham  James,  29,  Northumberland-st. 

Grant  L  P.  8,  Picardy-place 

Grant  George,  28,  James'-square 

Greenhill  Alexander,  24,  Dundas-st. 

Grecnshields  John  Boyd,   125,  Prince-st. 

Hamilton  Robert,  7,  Hope-st. 

Hannan  John,  53,  Castle-st. 

Harrower  James,  18,  Queen-st. 

Hawkins  J.  W.  32,   Broughton-place 

Hay  John,  Drumsheugh-house 

Hill  Norman,  18,  Picardy-place 

Henderson  John  Irving,  6,  Nicolson-square 

Home  William,  9,  Howe-st. 

Hope  John,  6,  Hill-st, 

Hozier  James,  60,  George-st. 

Hume  David,  47,  George-st. 

Hunter  Robert,  67,  Northumberland-st. 

Hutcheson  Gilbert,  44,   Frederick-st. 

Irving  Alexander,  27,   Heriot-row 

Ivory  James,    146,   Prince-st. 

Jameson  Robert,  42,  Castle-st. 

Jardine  John,  39,  Charlotte-square 

Jetifray  Francis,  92,  George-st. 

Johnston  Thomas,  1.3,  SaHsbury-st. 

Keay  James,   130,  Prince-st. 

Kennedy  Thomas  F.  16,  Heriot-row 

L'Amy  James,  27,  Northumberland-st. 

Lockhart  J.  G.  23,  Maitland-st. 

Lothian  Edward,  102,  Prince-st. 

Lumsden  Hugh,  9,  Nicolson-st. 

Macconochie  J.  A.  1,  Castle-st. 

M'Cormick  Samuel,  10,  Hill-st. 

M'Donald  William,  4,  Charlotte-square 

M'Dowall  William,    24,  Abercrombie-plaoe^ 

M'Farlane  John,  45,  Frederick-st.  ''^^^ 

M'Farlane  Duncan,  1,  Albany-rovr 

M'Kenzie  J.  H.  Heriot-row 

M'Vcil  Duncan,  38,  Queen-st. 


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Maitland  Thomas,  35,  Charlotte-square 

Marshall  John,  17,  George-st. 

Matheson  Dun,  17,  Nelson-st. 

Maxwell  Clerk,  13,    Heriot-row 

Menzies  William  101,   George-st. 

Miller  T.H.  41,  Heriot-row 

Miller  Thomas,  3,  Shandwiek-place 

Moncrieff  J.  13,  Northumberland-st, 

Moncrieff  Robert  Scott,  105,  Prinee-st. 

Monteith  Alexander  E.  41,  Shandwick-place 

Moodie  Stuart,  Charlotte-place 

More  John  Schauk,  65,  George-st. 

Morrison  Williain  Maxwell,    9,  James'-sq. 

Murray  John  Archibald,  122,  George-st. 

Murray  Andrew,  34,  Heriot-row 

Murray  Joseph,  11,  Richmond-st. 

Murray  Andrew,  139,  George-st. 

Rankea  John,  27,  Howe-st, 

Riddel  John,  111,  George-st. 

Robertson  Patrick,  Pitt-st. 

Robinson  William  Rose,  70,  Queen-st. 

RoUo  Robert,  Dundas-st. 

Ross  Charles,  68,  great  King-st. 

Ross  George,  4,  Charlotte-place 

Russell  William,  32,  Dundas-st. 

Scott  Walter,  39,  Castle-st. 

Simpson  James,  33,  Northumberland-st. 

Skene  Andrew,  22,  Duke-st. 

Skene  James,  126,  Prince-st. 

Small  Patrick  Keir,  32,  Charlotte-square 

Smith  George,  82,  Prince-st. 

Smyth  John,  1,  Hart-st. 

Sornraerville  Francis,  65,  York-square 

Stewart  Shaw,  65,  Frederick-st. 

Stirling  Sir  S.  Bart.  45,  great  King-st. 

Tait  George,  2,  Queen-st. 

Tait  John,  2,  Park-place. 

Tawse  John,  16,  Clyde-st. 

Thomson  Thomas,  61,  Castle-st. 

Tod  Thomas,  5,  Maitland-st. 

TytlerP.  F.  108,  Prince-st. 

Urquhart  Adam,  69,  George-st. 

Vans  Henry  Stewart,  44,  Northumberland-st 

Vere  Daniel,  2,  Heriot-row 

Walker  James,  119,  George-st. 

Walker  Sir  Patrick,  Drumsheugh 

Wedderburn    James,     (Solicitor    General] 

126,  George-st. 
Wemyss  O.  H.  32,  Dublin-st. 
White  Wm.  Logan,  14,  Northumberland-st. 
Wigham  Robert,  66,  George-st, 
Wilson  James,  7,  Albany-row 
Wilson  John,  20,  Anne-st.  Stockbridge 
Wood  Alexander,  37,  Charlotte-square 
Wood  John,  25,  Hanover-st. 

Advocates  First  Clerks, 
Who,  ex-officio,  are  Agents  or  Solicitors. 
Adamson  James,  47,  Flanover-st. 
Allester  William,  5,  Park-st. 
Anderson  Alexander  M.  12,  Nelson-st. 
Anderson  James,  8,  Calton-st. 
Anderson  William,  12,  Brown's-square 
Blackie  Robert,  13,  Union-st. 
Brown  John,  4,  Duke-st. 
Christie  John,  14,  Shakespeare-square 
Deuchar  Thomas,  8,  Dundas-st. 
Dickson  James,  10,  Parliament-square 
Fisher  Charles,  28,  Broughton-st. 


Fraser  James  B.  21,  St.  David-st. 
Gibb  John,  12,  Castle-st. 
Gibson  David,  28,  Clyde-st. 
Gibson  James,  jun.  22,  Dundas-st. 
Gillon  James,  35,  Leith-st. 
Gray  John,  40,  George-square 
Imrie  James,  24,  Castle-st. 
Jenes  John,  45,  Hanover-st. 
Lamont  James,  74,  George-st. 
Lidderdale  Samuel,  5'i,  Castle-st. 
Macdou gall  George,  11,  Hart-st. 
Mack  James  Ogilvie,  14,  Howe-st. 
Mack  J.  S.  33,  Dundas-st. 
Mackenzie  John,  8,  Hope-st. 
M'Kinnon  H.  16,  Broughton-place 
M 'Ritchie  John,  392,  Castle-hill 
M'Whirter  Thomas,  3,  Arthur-place 
Malcolm  James,  10,  Nicolson-st. 
Neilson  James,  12,  Union-st. 
Pearson  Patrick,  145,  Prince-st. 
Pollock  William,  47,  Hanover-st. 
Ponton  Alexander,  22,  Castle-st. 
Purdie  Robert,  6,  James'-st. 
Reid  James,  1,  James'-square 
Romanes  John,  46,  Charlotte-square 
Russell  John,  8,  Tobago-st. 
Skinner  James,  3,  Roxburgh-place 
Stewart  Duncan,  109,  George-st. 
Stewart  Ri^bert,  423,  Lawn-market 
Wardlaw  David,  62,  Hanover-st. 
Watson  David,  63,  north  Bi-idge-st. 
Williamson  William,  25,  York-place 

Agents. 
Anderson  Rohert,  (general)  Adam's-square 
Ashenlieim  Jacob,  (general)  7,  Park-st. 
Berry  &  Sanderson,  (general)  40,  Terrace 
Berry  &  Dickson,  Milne-square 
Bertram  John  Archibald,  57,  n.  Bridge-st. 
Blyth  R.  B.  &  Co.  (gen.)  8,  Drummond-st. 
Braidwood  &  Patison,  7,  Hunters-square 
Brown  Walter  H.  &  Co.  (cloth)  34,  nortk 

Bridge-st. 
Cotton  Elijah,  25,  Greenside- place 
Dawson  James,  12,  Infirmary-st. 
Denovan  Alex,  (gen)  18,  Greenside-place 
Fraser  John,  13,  Carrubbers-close 
Graham  William,  9,  Greenside-st. 
Hamilton  Thomas,  8,  Argyle-square 
Hay  Thomas,  25,  Clyde-st. 
Hilliard  William,  6,  Hill-place 
Hunt  Charles,  13,  Union-st. 
Innes  Capt.    (army  &  navy  prize)    49, 

Canon-gate 
Lawrie  Andrew,  1,  Buccleugh-st. 
Lawrie  George,  6,  Infirmary-st. 
Lindsay  David  &  Co.  New-buildings,  North- 
bridge 
Livingston  John,  (general)  105,  s.  Bridge-st 
Lothian  William,(linen)  Writers-ct.  High-st 
M'Hutchin ,  (European  life  insurance) 

60,  Nicolson-st. 
M'Kenzie  William,  (and  contractor  to  canal 

companies)  Maiu-point 
Maclean  Charles,  (commis.)  16,  Niddry-st. 
M'Lean  Dougal,  (to  Edinburgh,  Glasgow, 

and  Leith  shipping  companies  smacks) 

74,  Prince-st. 
M'Lellan  James  &  Co.  82,  south  Bridje-it. 


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Marshall  Robert,  (toLeithoIdsljipping  Co.)  I 

207,  Hi!jh-st. 
Miller  Andrew,  13,  Portland-place 
Pickard  George  &  Co,  82,  south  Bridge-st. 
Raimes  John,  16,  Parliament-square 
Robinsna  John,  13,  Jaiucs-st. 
Ross  John,  [annuity,  loan  office]   34,  north 

Bridi^e-st. 
Scoit  Peter,  3,  P«r!iament-squarc 
Sievwriglit   Andrew,   (general)    102,  south 

Bridge- st, 
Sinclair  John,  7,  Beauniont^place 
Spittal  John,  8,  NicQl&on-squiire 
Taylor  Philip,  VV,eirnigt()n-place 
Urqiihart  WiHiani,  20,  Rose-st* 
Walker  Pfivid,  56,  south  Bridge-st. 
Watson  Robert,  16,  London-st, 
Wright  George,  [general]  4,  Hunter-square 

Architects, 
Brr.wn  John,  4,  Park-'.i. 
Brown  Robert,  82,  Rose-st. 
Brown  Thomas,  9,  Hill-place 
Bryce  Wiirnim,  4,  Greenside-st. 
Burn  Wm.  7G,  George-st.  . 
Chalmers  .lohn,  7,  Hill-place 
Crichton  James,  10,  .lames-st. 
Crichton  James,  4,  Greenside-st. 
Gillespie  James,  34,  Albany-st. 
Gowan  George,  45,  York-place 
Haldane  James,  30,  Broughton-st. 
Hamilton  Thos.  jun.  1,  James-st, 
Henry  John,  172,  High-st. 
Lang  Alexander,  6,  Gayfield-place. 
Morrison  Robert,  11,  Raeburu-place 
Pat.on  John,  32,  Dundas-st 
Paton  John,  iun.  25,  Jamajca^st, 

Play  fair  William,  79,  Queen-st. 

Raeburn  James,  St.  Bernard's-well,  Stock- 

bridjfe 
Reid  Alexander,  35,  Castle-st. 

Reid  Robert,  72,  George-st. 

Sibbald  William,  5,  Charlolte-placa 

Smith  James,  13,  Hope-st. 

Sutherland  John,  8,  Moray-st. 

Tait  William,  Fountain-bridge 

Thin  John,  View-forth 

Weight  Robert,  27,  Dundas,st. 

For  Attorneys,  see  Solicito-rs. 
Auctioneers. 

Anderson  George,  227,  High-st. 

Bruce  Alexander,  37,  north  Bridge-st. 

Bruce  William  &  Co.  VVaterloo-place 

Caird  John,  old  Asserahly-close 

Dalgleish   &  Forrest,  65,  Potter-row 

Laing  John,  Hyndford's-close 

M'Donald  John,  16,-  Prince-st. 

Robertson  E.  &  D.  57,  High-st, 

I^ohiertson  VVilliara,  15,  south  Bridge-st. 

Taylor  John,  251,  Cow-gate 

Wilson  Thomas,  75,  Cow-gate 
Bakers,    ^c. 

Aik,man  James,  183,  High-st. 

Aitc.heson  John,  7,  east  Register-st. 

Aitcheson  John,  5,  little  King-st. 

Alexander  John,  Cross-cause- way 

Arnot  Afldrew,  311,  Canon-gate 

Blake  George,  &j  RiebmondtSt^ 


Blake  William,  187,  Pleasance 
Bromfield  Adam,  109,  Nicolson-st. 
Brown  Thomas,  9?,  Canon-gate 
Brown  Joseph,  277,  Canon-gate 
Brown  Robert,  30,  Cow-gate 
Brown  George,  3,  Duke-st. 
Buchanan  John,  &  Co.  25,  Bristo-st. 
Buist  Andrew,  3,  Davy-st. 
Cameron  Jane  Salmon,  1  6,  St.  Patrick-st. 
Campbell  James,  15,  Catherine-st. 
Carmichael  James,  10,  Catherine-st. 
Chalmers  David,  39,  Broughton-st. 
Clarkson  James,  280,  Canon-gate 
Clerk  &  Sou,  17,  Lothian-st. 
Clirehugh  William,  55,  Nicolson-st» 
Cockburn  John,  26,  Hauover-st. 
Ci)rnbe  William,  45,  West-port 
(;ijok  James,  26,  Rose-st. 
Cope  Robert,  Water-gate 
Dick  Thomas,  88,  Cow-gate 
Dowling  Isabella,  15,  Broughton-st. 
Drybrough  Thomas,  187,  Canon-gate 
Drysdale  Thomas,  110,  High-st. 
Easton  Andrew,  148,  Pleasance 
Easton  Thomas,  26,  Richmond-place 
Fernie  Wm.  5,  St.  Patrick's -square 
Finlay  &  Watson,  12,  Calton-st. 
Forrester  Alexander,  11,  Thistle-st. 
Fortune  Charles,  7,  Rose-st. 
Forsyth  James,  4,  West-port 
Fraser  James,  51,  Thistle-st. 
Frier  Wm.  l,Richmond-st. 
Gardwood  George,  129,  Cow-gate 
Garvie  John,  21,  Bristo-st. 
Glen  Alexander,  78,  Castle-st. 
iGray  George,  105,  Grass-market 
Gray  John,  58,  Grass-market 
Gray  Robert,  495,  Lawn-market 
GreigD.  &  R.  Abbey-strand 
Grey  John,  66,  Nicolson-st. 
Haig  Archibald,  6,  north  College-st. 
Hall  John,  47,  Fountain-bridge 
Hogg  Robert,  31,  Frederick-st. 
Horsbrugh  John,  138,  Rose-st, 
Hnnter  Agnes,  206,  Cow-gate 
Jamiesou  George,  188,  head  of  Pleasance 
Jamieson  Robert,  22,  RicTimond-st, 
Keir  Stephen,  Leith-walk 
Kemp  Robert,  31,  Castle-st. 
Ketchen  Alexander,  27,  Potter-row 
Kettle  George,  126,  Pleasance 
King  John,  56,  Bristo-st. 
Kirkwood  John,  254,  Canon-gate 
Laing  Alexander,  I,  HilUplace 
Law  William,  6,  Buccleugh-st. 
Lawrie  John,  11,  Charles-st. 
Lawrje  Apdvew,  167,  Rose-st. 
Leishmen  John,  42,  Clerk-st. 
Lillico  William,  42,  Rose-st. 
jLittlejohn  Uavid,  237, 'Canon-gate 
M'Diarpiid  James,  10,  St.  Andrew's-st. 
Macdonald  George,  12,  Oreenside-place 
jM'Geohaen  John,  7,  Pleasance 
Mack  William,  8,  Garnegie-st. 
Maclagan  Fvederick,  19,  Frederick-st. 
jM'Pherson  George,  77,  Potter-royr 
MansonJolifl,  98,  Wesl;Tport 
I  Martin  Peter,  5S,  Prince-st. 


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Miller  Robert,  64,  Nicolsoii-st. 
Miller  William,  14,  Lotliian-8t. 
Milne  F.  10,  west  Nicolson-st. 
Milne  Peter,  3,  north  Bank-st. 
Mijchell  John,  1,  Dublin-st. 
Moflftit  James,  3,  Greenside-st. 
Monteith  James,  66,  Buccleugh-st. 
Monteith  Wm.  f>5.  Cross-causeway 
More  George,  1 1 ,  Richmond-st. 
Mnir  William,  9,  Frederick-st. 
Murray  John,  88,  Rose-st. 
Murray  John,  8,  Broughton-st. 
Murray  Jolm,  389,  Lawn-market 
Murray  William,  22,  Cow-gate 
Newton  James,  129,  Grass-market 
Oliphant  Francis,  55,  Bristo-st. 
Paterson  Wm.  51,  Canon-gate 
Phillips  Alexander,  12,  south  CoUege-st. 
Porteous  William,  2,  Union-st. 
Robertson  Adam,  178,  Pleasance 
Robertson  laires,  2,  Calton-st. 
Robertson  John,  1,  Salisbury-st. 
Rodders  George,  293,  Canon-gate 
Russell  George,  34,  Northumberland-st. 
Sanders  Robert,  4,  Queen's-ferry-st. 
Sawers  Thomas,  310,  Laivn-market 
Scoon  Joseph,  163,  High-st. 
Scott  James,  Rose-st. 
Stenhouse  John,  14,  High-st. 
Stewart  W  illiara,  85,  Nicolson-st. 
Stones  John,  210,  Com  -gate 
Storrer  Richard,  7,  St.  D-ivid-st. 
Storrer  Thomas,  5,  Clyde-st. 
Syme  Da^ad,  123,  Rose-st. 
Tait  Andrew,  33,  Rose-st. 
Thomson  George,  102,  Cow-gate 
Thomson  James,  6,  Potter-row 
Thomson  William,  13,  Chapel-st. 
Thomson  William,  70.  Prince-st. 
Torrence  John,  11,  Hanover-st. 
Torrence  George,  8,  Northumberland-st. 
TuUis  William,  8,  Roxburgh-place 
Tweedie  &  Scott,  115,  Nicolson-st. 
Veitch  David,  38,  Cross-cause-way 
Walker  Alexander,  Leith-walk 
Walker  Wm.  4,  James-st. 
Wemyss  Wm.  16,  Hanover-st. 
White  Peter,  138,  George-st. 
Wilson  John,  52,  Nicolson-st, 
Young  James,  63,  Fountain-bridge 
Yule  John,  89,  High-st. 
Yule  James,  519,  Castle-bill 

Bankers. 
Royal  Bank  of  Scotland,  Cross,  High-st. 
Bank  of  Scotland,  Bank-st. 
British  Liinen  Company,  37,  St.  Andrew's-sq 
Commercial  Banking  Company  of  Scotland, 

High-st. 
Allan  Alexander  &  Co.  128,  High-st. 
Allan  Robert  &  Son,  11,  Royal-Exchange 
Forbes  Sir  William,  J.  Hunter  &  Co.  Par- 

liament-sqnare 
Inglis  Jas.  &  Co.  7,  Hunter's-square 
Kinnear  Thos.  &  Sous,  Royal-Exchange 
Maberly  John  &  Co.   [deposit  &  exchange] 

65,  north  Bridge-st. 
Rauisays^  Bonars  &,  Co,  Royai-Exchange 


Smith  Donald  &  Co.  Royal-ExChange 
Wardrop  John&  Co.  103,  George-st. 

Barm  Makers, 
Crawford  John,  foot  of  Calton 
Ferguson  Alexander,  Paul's-work 
Robertson  Wm.  Chalmer's-close,  High-st. 

Basket  Makers. 
Atwell  Elizabeth,  100,  Cow-gate 
Cant  George,  fil,  Prince-st. 
Crouch  John,  3,  east  Register-st. 
Crouch  Wm.  194,  High-st. 
Davidson  Barbara,  105,  Cow-gate 
Davidson  James,  76,  Prince-st, 
Gowan  Thomas,  63,  West-brow 
Marshall  Alexander,  237,  Cow-gale 
Sherriflf  John,  35,  Blair-st. 
Bazaar, 
Plimpton  J.  &  Co.  (London  fancy)  86,  north 
Bride-st. 

Bell  Hangers, 
Barker  Robert,  70,  Nicolson  st. 
Brydeu  John  &  Son,  82,  Rose-st. 
Bryden  William,  112,  Rose-st. 
Hctherton  Henry,  Hill-mount 
Hetherton  Thomas,  Cross-causeway 
Richardson  George,  90,  Cross -causeway 
Robertson  Wm.  201,  Kigh-st. 

Bookbinders, 

Aitken  James,  old  Fish-market-close 

Alison  Robert,  10,  Parliament-square 

Banks  Alexander,  134,  High-st. 

Bishop  Thos.  Borthvvick's-close,  High-st. 

Cairns  Peter,  7,  Richmond-st. 

Carfrae  John,  jun.  30,  old  Fish-market-close 

Ferrier  Charles,  306,  Lawn-macket 

Ferrier  Wm.  old  Fish-markct-close 

Forbes  John,  127,  Cow-gate 

Grant  Robert,  23,  Lothian-st. 

Hamilton  Alex.  9,  High  School-ya 

Hamilton  Robert,  Parliament-stairs 

Howell  John,  30,  Thistle-st, 

Keddie  Archibald,  old  Bank-close 

Lauder  John,  155,  Cow-gate 

Leckie  David,  30,  west  Register-st. 

M'Laggan  Jas.  Covenant-close,  High-st, 

M'Cleland  John,  29,  Register-st. 

Marshall  Thomas,  Allen's-close-High-st. 

Monteith  Edward,  7,  Lothian-st. 

More  Jas.  Allen's-close,  High-st. 

Murray  Jas.  23,  CoUege-wynd 

Oliver  &  Boyd,  Baron  Grant's-close,  High- 
street 

Orrock  George,  20,  Clerk-st. 

Roach  Peter  &  Son,  Don's-close 

Sawers  Jas.  Stamp-Office-olose 

Sinclair  A.  &  D.  23,  Warriston's-close, 
High-st. 

Smith  Wm.  16,  West-bow 

Sutherland  Alex,  old  Post-Office-close 

Tait  George,  20,  Warriston's-close,  High- 
street 

Taylor  James,  4,  Mound-place 

Thomson  Abraham,  old  Fish-market-close 

Whitelaw  Thomas,  11,  Drummond-st. 

Young  John,  1 6,  Parliament-sq. 


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Booksellers  <Jf  Stationers. 
Aitken  Samuel,  6,  Parliament-square 
Anderson  James,  277,  High-st. 
Anderson  &  Co.  305,  High-st. 
Ballantyue  John  4,  Hanover-st. 
Bell  &  Bvadfute,  (i,  Parliament-square 
Black  Adam,  57,  south  Bridge-st, 
Blackwood  Wm,  17,  Prince-st. 
Brown  Andrew,  60,  Leith-st. 
Brown  Peter,  37,  Nicolson-st. 
Brown  Thomas,  1,  nortli  Bridge-st, 
Brown  David,  St.  Andrew's-st. 
Buchanan  p.  G.  5,  St,  Andrew's-st. 
Carfrae  John,  3,  Druminond-st. 
Constable  Archibald,  &  Co.  255,  High-st. 
Dick  John,  142,  High-st 
Dickinson  Adam  &  Co.  13,  Infirmary-st, 
Fairbairn  &  Anderson,  55,  north  Bridge-st, 
Fullarton,  Somraevville  &  Co.  20,  Bank-st. 
GifTord  James,  4,  east  Registcr-st. 
Greig  John,  15,  Bank-st. 
Guthrie,  &  Tait,  4,  Nicolson-st. 
Guthrie  Alexander,  25,  soutli  Bridge-st. 
Hill  Peter,  &  Co.  200,  High-st. 
Hogg  Adam,  14,  Gcorge-st. 
Ireland  Richard,  55,  south  Bridge-st. 
Jameson  Alexander,  10,  Bank-st. 
Johnston  Robert,  66,  Bristo-st. 
Jones  John,  90,  Pleasance 
Laing  Wm.  49,  south  Biidge-st, 
Macredie  Skelly  &  Co.  52,  Prince-st. 
M'Donald  Archibald,  409,  Lawn-market 
Macdowall  John,  17,  Parliament-square 
Maclachlan  &  Stewart,  62,  soutli  Bridge-st 
Mackay  Alexander,  154,  High-st. 
Mackenzie  &  Stott,  28,  George-st. 
M'WiUiam  William,  197,  High-st. 
Main  James,  14,  West-bow 
Manners  &  Miller,  208,  High-st. 
Monro  Mary,  59,  Nicolson-st. 
Nelson  Thomas,  2,  West-bow 
Ogle,  AUardice  &  Thomson,  8,  Parliament-sq 
Oliphant  William,  22,  south  Bridge-st. 
Oliver  &  Bayd,   [wholesale]  Baron  Grant's- 

close,  High-st. 
Plllans  Francis,  15,  Hanover-st. 
Ranken  Peter,  1 1 ,  Calton-st, 
Robertson  James,  7,  Parliament-square 
Robertson  John,  132,  High-st. 
Robertson  Mary,  16,  Nicolson-st. 
Simpson  James,  295,  High-st. 
Smith  Jas.  Taylor,  &  Co.  3,  Hunter's-sq. 
Souter  James,  15,  Parliament-square 
Stewart  Wm.  (&  university  reading  room) 

61,  south  Bridge-st. 
Stirling  &  Slade,  Back-stairs,  Parliament-sq 
Sutherland  John,  9,  Calton-st. 
TaitWm.  &  Charles'  78,  Prince-st. 
Thomson  John  &  Co.  9,   Hunter's-square 
Todd  Alexander,  2,  Patrick-st. 
Waugh  &  (nnes,    2,  Hunter's-square 
Whj-te  William,  12,  St.  Andrew's-st. 
Wilson  Wm.  &  Co.  44,  Geprge-st. 
See  also  Stationers, 

Boot  ^   Shoe  Makers, 
Aird  John,    [to  His   Majesty  George  4th. 
7 ,  Prince-st, 


Anderson  Andrew,  3,  Hanover-st. 

Anderson  James,  94,  south  Bridge-st. 

Auld  William,  342,  Lawn-market 

Bain  Daniel,  24,  Elder-st. 

Bain  John,  16,  Leith-st. 

Barclay  Alexander,  49,  Nicolson-st.      • 

Barrie  George,  479,  Lawn-market 

Bell  Walter,  5,  Lothian-st. 

Boog  Alexander  &  Sons,  16,  St.  Andrew's-st 

Brown  John,  29,  Prince-st. 

Brown  Charles,  11,  Catherine-st. 

Blyth  David,  10,  Thistle-st, 

Calder  James,  11,  west  Nicolson-st. 

Cameron  Archibald,  45,  Candle.maker-row 

Chrystal  Jane,  20,  Nicolson-st. 

Corner  Benjamin,  67,  Nicolson-st. 

Couper  Wm.  19,  St.  Andrew's-st. 

Gumming  Alexander,  14,  south  College-st. 

Davidson  Jas.  113, Nicolson-st. 

Davidson  Robert,  46,  Leith-st. 

Douglas  &  M'Farlane,    23,  Dundas-st. 

Dow  J.  &  M.8,  Leith-st. 

Duncan  Alexander,  38,  Leitli-st. 

Duncan  Tlios.  &  Co.  58,  Prince-st, 

Duncan  William,  48,  Leith-st. 

Edward  John,  68,  Leith-st. 

Elder  Peter  &  Son,  22,  Leith-st. 

Falconer  Duncan,  2,  Catherine-st. 

Fell  John,  7G,  Leith-st. 

Fletcher  Neil,  14,  Broughton-st. 

Forrest  John,  56,  Nicolson-st. 

Forsyth  Alexander,  24,  Leith-st. 

Fraser  Jas.  14,  Catherine-st. 

Gay  Andrew,  70,  Rose-st. 

Glen  Wm.  15,  St.  David-st. 

Gray  James,  35,  Thistle-st. 

Gregory  Thomas,  21,  York-place 

Grey  James,  69,  Nicolson-st. 

Grieve  David  &  Co.  42,  Leith-st. 

Gunn  John,  18,  westRegister-st. 

Hamilton  Alex.  2,  Chaiies-st. 

Henderson  Alex.  54,  Leith-st. 

Henderson  James,  30,  Leith-st, 

Henry  John,  6,  Geurge-st, 

Horsburgh  John,  9,  Catherine-st, 

Hunter  David,  18,  Nicolson-st. 

James  John,  19,  Hanovei'-st. 

Johnstone  David,  32,  Leith-st. 

Ketten  Michael,  309,  High-st. 

Kinghorn  Andrew  &  John,  245,  Canon-gate 

Longfield  William,  

M'CoU  John,  50,  Leith-st. 
M'George  John,  344,  Lawn-market 
Machie  Henry,  5,  Duke-st. 
M'Latchie  George,  79,  Nicolson-st, 
M'Lean  John,  73,  Priuce-st. 
M'Leay  Thomas,  121,  Canon-gate 
M'Queen  Dugald,  45,  Nicolson-st. 
Main  Edward,  Leith-walk 
Malcolm  Thomas,  3,  south  College-st. 
March  William,  12,  Leith-st. 
March  Wm.  jun.   13,  St.  Audrew's-st. 
Mason  James,  385,  Lawn-niarket 
Menzie  Douglas  &  Son,  52,  Potter-rotr 
Menzies  John,  21,  Hanover-st, 
Millie  David,  7,  Catharine-st, 
Milne  Wm.  (ladies)  43,  Prince-st. 
'  Moir  John,  39,  Candlc-maker-row 


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Morison  James,  31,  Leith-st. 

Morris  Robert,  34,  Leith-st. 

Mossman  Wm.  3,  Charles-st. 

Mowat  VVm.  51,  Candle-mak'er-row 

Nicol  Andrew,  28,  Rose-st. 

Niccffion  &  Hume,  61,  Nicolsoii-st. 

Ogg  &  Gregory,  27,  Union-st. 

Paton  John,  31 ,  Thistle-st. 

Ricbarflson  R,  &  A.  176,  Rose-st. 

Ritchie  W  llinm,  117,  (Jow-ijate 

RobbT.  &  V\.  4,  St.  Darid-st. 

Robertson  John,  9,  Union-place 

Rose  John,  1,  sonth  CoUege-st. 

Ross  VVm.  326,   Lawn-market 

Ross&  Macdonalti,  41,  Nicolson-st. 

Savvers  Wm,  25,  Rose-st. 

Scott  John,  24,  Rose-st. 

Scott  James,  8,  Greenside-place 

Sibbald  John,  (ladiesj  16,  south  liridge-st. 

Smith  Jas.  22,sou'h  Coilege-st. 

Snodgrass  Jas,  13,  south  CoUege-st. 

Stewart  Cliarlos,  11,  St.  David-st. 

Stewart  Isabella,  10,  Leith-st. 

Tolleth  John,  6,  Queen's-ferrj'-st. 

Tough  &  Bell,  5,  Potter-row 

Tiotter  Alex.  21,  Bank-st, 

Tutting  Edward,  10,  St.  David-st. 

Urqu hart  Alex.  15,  Union-place 

Wallace  James,  94,  Priace-st. 

Waters  Alex.  24,  Union-place 

Watson  Alex.  50,  Nicolson-st, 

Watt  Robert,  1,  James'-st. 

Welsh  Jas.  17,  St,  David-st. 

Wbitelaw  Wm.  Queea's-place 

Wil'<inson  John,  14,  Union-st. 

Wiljon  Robert,  447,  Lawn-market 

Boot  Sf  Shoe   JJarekonses. 
Aitchison  James,  411,  Lawn-market 
Bain  Daniel,  24,  Ek!er-st. 
Cowan  M.  .349,  High-st. 
Crease  Robert  &  Co.  18,  West-bow 
Grant  Daniel,  384,  High-.st. 
Howden  Charles,  (ladies)  53,  s.  Brrdge-st, 
Macdonald  Murdock,  north  Bridge-terrace 
Neil  Robert,  361,  High-st. 
Yule  Ann,  255,  Canon-gato 

Brass  Founders. 
Allan  William,  Low-calton 
Armstrong  W,  and  R  24,  Niddrj'-st. 
Brown  Andrew,  396,  Castle-hill 
Cowan  Thomas,  Barings-close,  High-st. 
Cewan  William,  87,  High-st. 
Greenside  Company,  1,  Baxters-place 
Lindsay  William,  Warristons-close 
Martin  William,  21,  Carrubbers-close 
Milne  James,  Chalmers-close,  High-st. 
Sturrock  Thomas,  Bailie  Fyfes-close 
Sturrock  John,  Queens-place 
Thomson  John,  New-st. 

Breeches  Makers* 
Blair  Charles,  3,  St.  David-st. 
Bucban  George,  62,  Leith-st. 
Christie  John,  23,  St.  Andrew-st, 
Samuel  Robert,  66,  Leith-st. 
Waddell  John,  14,  Leith-st. 

Brewers, 
Anderson  James,  Burrowloch 


Bell  Keir  and  Co,  P]t»asance 

Bertram  James,  80,  Pleasancie 

Berwick  Alex.  Gentle's-close,  Canongsite 

Blair  John,  north,  back  of  Canongate 

Bookless  Joseph,  190,  Cow-gate 

Campbell  Archibald  anfl  Co.  145,  Cow-gatfc 

Christie  IVilliam,  51,  Leith-wynd 

JComb  James,  Livingston's-yard 

Combe  A.  and  Co.  Livingston's-yard 

Dick  Peter,  Robertsons-close,  Cow-gate 

Dryburg  Audw;.  north  back  of  Ca'rionjj'Atfe 

■Duncan  George,  Abbey-hill 

Eyre  Jaines,  CaOon-milh 

'Fieitiing  Kobei't,  Siifnmer-ball 

Gordon  William,  Heripts-ljridge 

Hastie  George,  north  back   of  Canongate 

Hogg  Robert,  Abbey-hill. 

Hotchkis  and  Lnnioad,  23,  Grass-market 

Keir  Robert,  ?6,  Lauristou-place 

Kerr  James,  Newington 

Miller  John,  Have's-st. 

Muir  and  Sons,  north  back  of  CaUon-gatie 

Wilson  B,  and  W.  West-port 

Young  Richard,  sonth  back  of  Canon-gate 

Younger  &  Hunter,  Horse- wj'iid,  Canon-gate 

Brokers. 
Baxter  Paul,  (insurance)  18,   n.  Bridge-st. 
Gallaway  Williiun,  12,   Elder-st, 
Haig  James  and   Cc.     (insurance)   Royal- 
exchange 
Maclean  Chailes,  16.  Niddry-st. 
Pollock  John,  (insurance)  3,  Pilrig-st, 
Richmond  James,  1,  Bucdcugh-st. 
Robertson  Clias.  (insurance)  21,  Picardy-.pl. 
Scott  Peter,  (insurance)  3,Parliament-squ, 
Thomson  John,  (insurance)  22,  Forth-st. 

Brush  Makers 
Finnie  Wm,  Riddells-close,  Lawn-market 
Hay  Alexander,  275,  High-st. 
Liston  James,  Cants-close,  108,  High-st. 
Russell  John,  n,  Bank-st.  &97,  s,  Bric^gf-fet 
Scott  Lamont,  283,  High-st. 
Stephen  A.  W.  311,  High-st. 
Thomson  John,  11,  M-arket-st, 
Wilson  Charles,  247,  High-st. 

Biiild^rs. 
Alison  Charles,  2,  London-st. 
Alison  John,  3,  Tiiistle-st. 
Beattie  Thomas,  10,  Broughton  st. 
Black  Charles,  34,  Londoa-st. 
Black  John,  Clerk-st, 
}  Caldwell  Thomas,  38,  Diiblin-st. 
Chri  tie  .lobn,  Orchard-field,  Portsburgh 
Dewar  Jaines,  4,  Orchard-lield-place 
Dickson  John,  Leitb-walk 
Dobson  Robert,  18,  Dundas-st. 
Dods  James,  Greenside-row 
Dods  John,  ^atersons-court,  Broughton 
Drumraond  George,  15,  Jamaica-st. 
Drysdale  John,  Pitt-st. 
Duncan  William,  4,  Brown-st.  PtCasailtJS 
Ferrier  John,  Lynedock-place 
Fleming  Jolrn,  13,  Hill-place 
Forsyth  John,  Shrub-place,  Leith-walk 
Fowler  Alexander,  24,  Broughton-iit. 
Gordon  William,  Orchard-field 
Grubb  John,  Clerk-^t. 


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Grubb  William,  86,  Causeway-side 

Henderson  Peter,  28,  Union-place 

Hemy  William,  1,  great  Kiug-st. 

Hill  David,  Hill-mount 

Inglis  John,  east  Broughton-place 

Kirkham  Joiin,  Brougliton 

Learmonth  G.  Broughton 

Lorimer  George,  35,  Lauviston 

Loriiuer  Peter,  69,  York  place 

Mair  Tliomas,  6,  Raeburn-place 

Morrison  Thomas,  22,  Duke-st, 

MuUo  James,  24,  Salisbuiy-st. 

Nicol  John,  Orchardlield 

Paterson  Daniel,  16,  Rose-st. 

Penn  Robert,  50,  south  Bridge-st. 

Ritchie  James,  90,  Prince-st. 

Sanderson  John,  Salisbury-square 

Scott  James,  1,  Surgeon-sqiiare 

Shearer  Alexandei ,  2i,  Union-place 

Sibbald  Smith  and  Co.  6,  Charlotte-sqoare 

Smith  Joseph,-  24,  Gayfield-square 

Stark  William,  34,  Broughton-st. 

Stuart  Charles,  96,  Pleasance 

Thomson  Alexander,  3,  Beaumont-place 

Traquair  William,  Pitt-st. 

Wallace  William  and  Son,  112,  <.anon-gate 

Whyte  David,  9,  Roxburgh-place 

Wilson  Andrew,  377,  Hijh-st. 

Woodbui'a  William,  70,  High-st. 

Wright  John,  10,  George-st. 

Button  Manvfucturers. 
Cooper  William  &  Co.  9,  Drummond-St. 
Rej'nolds  and  Co.  8,  St.  Leonards-hill 
Virtue  James  and  Co.  20,  south  Bridge-st. 
Cabinet  Makers  and  Upholsterers, 
Those  marked  f  are  Cabinet  Makers  only. 
Allan  and  Lawson,  58,  Priflce-st. 
Allan  John,  23,  south  Bridgc-st. 
Allen  Francis,  23,  Greenside-place 
Anderson  William,  Pauls-wOrk 
Bain  Archibald,  26,  Cross-causeway 
Banks  William,  18,  Clerk-st, 
Birrel  William,  Grays-couft,  Nicolson-st. 
Bowie  J.  and  to.  4,  Dublin-st. 
Brown  James  and  Son,  Cross- causeway 
Burns  Walter,  Adams-square 
Carruthers  John,  24,  Green-side-st. 
Cooper  J  ataes,  Kincaids-conrt,  Cow-gate 
Couper  Robert,  4,  Higli-terraCe 
Dodds  William,  Broughton-sl. 
Dunn  William,  13,  Register-st. 
Edington  John,  1,  High-terrace 
Ewart  John,  4,  Windmill-lane 
Fletcher,  William,  249,  Cow-gnte 
t Forbes  Alex,   north  back  of  Canon- gate 
Giles  Alexander,  35,  south  Bridge-st. 
Grant  James,  8,  New-^t. 
Grant  John,  208,  Canon-gate 
Harvey  J.  and  M,  Leith-walk 
Ironside  James,  16,  Horse-vvynd 
Ker  Andrew,  21,  Greenside-place 
Lamb  William  and  Son,  2,  south  Bridge-st. 
Lawrie  Archibald,  15,  Green-side-place 
Lawson  Charles,  Broughton-st. 
Liddle  and  Key,  4,  Tiviot-row 
Lyon  David,  2,  Waterloo-buildings 
Macintyre  Dugan,    (cabinet  mangle)  nortii 
back  of  Caaon-gate 


fM'LareH  Peter,  P«uk-w»rk 

Malcolm  John,  Leith-walk 

tMill  WilliHm,   Pauls-work 

Morison  and  Sou,  18,   Buccleugh-st, 

tMurray  Jiunes,  11,  Horse- wynd 

Noble  James,  11,  Clyde-st.  ^ 

Ovenston  Thomas,  M'Doiigal-st. 

Patterson  Thomas,  Cow-gate 

Pe«a  Robert  and  A.  50,  south  BVldge-st 

Penman  Robert,  4,  Windmill  sY. 

Robertson  E.  and  D.  57,  Hlgh-st. 

R®y  John,  97,  Nicolson-st. 

Sandeman  George,  8,  Greetiside-^t, 

Scott  Alexander,  Roxbilrgh-park 

ScrymgeOur  James,  Nottingham-plac6 

Sinclair  Malcolm,  Lady;;tairs-clo  e 

Stenhouse  John,  Brouijhton-st. 

fTod  Andrew  and  George,   Mint,  and  ihl. 

Cow-gale 
Trotter  William,  9,  Prince-st. 
VVhite  Thomas,  Pauls-work 
Williamson  John,  lo,  Clerk-st. 
f  VVilson  Robert,  Windmill-lane 
tYoung  John,   15,  James-square 
See  also  Upholsterers, 

Carpet  Warehouses, 
Linhey  John,  63,  Prince-st. 
M' Nab  John,  17,  Rose-st. 
MiUofls  Thomas,  Rose-st, 

Carvers  and  Gilders. 
Alston  Alexander,  489,  Lawn-market 
Barnett  and  Kay,  51,  north  Bririge-st. 

Bogie— ^ 153,  High-st. 

Brand  Smith  and  Son,  27,  High-«t. 
Burnet  J6hn.,  97,  High-st, 
Chalmers  AVilliam,  118,  High-st. 
Dick  Adam,  Foulis-clo9o,  41:,  High-st. 
Elder  Adam,  i2,  Greenside-place 
Gibson  Robert,  3,  High-terrace 
Hatton  David,  97,  Prince-st. 
Howison  JohD  &  George,  Roxburgbs^olose 
Kennedy  Daniel,  59,  High-st. 
Lawson  William,  4,  north  Bank-st. 
M'Kcnzie  Donald,  24,  Hanover-st, 
M'Lareu  Robert,  29    Elder-st. 
Marnoch  John,  32,  Prince-st. 
Thomson  Alexander,  79,  High-st. 
Urquhart  James,  19,  Elder-st, 
Chair  Makers, 
Clark  Richartl  and  S<>a,  Leith--^wilk 
Watson  Thomas,  1,  Leith-walk 
Cheese  Mongers. 
Brown  John,  380,  Lawn-market. 
Johnston  James,?,  Bank-st. 
Purdie  David,  11,  West-bow 
Thomson  Joseph,  3,  Hanover-sl. 

Clothiers. 
Alison  James,  51,  north  Bridge-St. 
Ca! lender  Sharp,  5,  south  liridge-st. 
Gikhri>,t  James  16,  snufh  B.-idge-st, 
Handyside  Andrew  and  Co.  279,  Hij;b-«t. 
Hunter  George  and  Co.  35,  Prince-st. 
Johnston  John,  fil ,  north  Bridge-st.  y 
LaVson  Stephen,  51,  north  Bridgt-St. 
Leitch  Donald,  58,  Prince-at. 
Marshall  Robert,  207,  High-st. 
Patersoa  Ricliard,  8,  Hunters-aquar* 


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Steven  Wm.  and  Co.  2,  Regents-bridge 

Thotnson  James,  8,  south  Bridge-st. 

■Willis  Cnllin  and  Co.  56,  Prince-st. 

Wright  Jolin  and  Co.  2,  St.  Audrews-st. 
See  also  Woollen  Drapers. 
•  Coach  Makers. 

Brown  H.  R.  York-place 

Carfrae  John,  112,  Canon-gate 

Carrick  Andrew,  Kings-stables 

Chrichton  Gall  and  Thomson,  Leith-walk 

Dumbreck  John,  west  Registcr-st. 

Learmontjohn  and  Co.  Prince-st. 

Simpson  George,  40,  St.  John-st. 

Watson  Reid  and  Co,  Kings-stables 

Yellow  lees  and  Bruce,  Mound-place 
Coal  Merchants. 

Creelman  George,  10,  Ric!aviond-st. 

Gibson ')  homas,  Leith-walk 

Hope  James,  44,  Pk'asance 

Hunter  William,  Main-point 

Ramsey  David,    (Alloa  Co.)  Queens-place, 
Leitli-walk 

Sutherland  James,  Queens-place,  Leith-walk 
Coffee  Rooms. 

Cameron  Daniel,  (Union)  1,  Picardy-place 

General  Newspaper  Saloon,  4,  Hunters-squ. 
M'Ewen  Oougal,  Royal  Exchange 
Sutherland  John,  (London)  18,  Union-place 

Comb  Makers, 
Blarkhall  William,  32,  New-st. 
Cairstairs  William  and  Son,  Leith-walk 
Murray  James,  153,  High-st. 

Nelson  James,  220,  Canon-gate 

Composition  Ornament  Maker. 
Foster  Richard,  Mint 

Confectioners. 
Baxter  John,  14,  south  Bridge-st. 
Butchard  Robert,  Union-place 
Copland  John,  5,  St.  Andrew-st. 
Copland  John,  25,  Union-place 
Davidson  Francis,  15,  St.  Andrews-st. 
Fraser  John,  23,  Elder-st. 
Gibson  John,  42,  Nicolson-st, 
Lamb  Thoinas,  19,  Leith-st. 
Litllejohn  Thomas,  33,  Leith-st. 
M'Ken^ie  Kenneth,  2,  Lothian-st. 
M'Knight  Andrew,  143,  Cow-gate 
M'Naught  James  and  Co.  160,  Cow-gate 
M' Ritchie  Alexander,  17,  Leith-st. 
Montgomery  George,  30,  Prince-st. 
Murray  G.  and  H.  120,  High-st. 
Nourse  Elizabetb,  6,  George-¥t. 
Ranken  William,  4,  Union-place 
RedpathJane,  48,  Nico!sou-st. 
Reid  Catherine,  34,  High-st. 
Robertson  Andrew,  22,  Lothian-st, 
Steele  John,  16,  Prince-st. 
Stenbouse  John,  14,  High-st, 
Sutiierland  A.  44,  Clerk-st. 
WeddellJames  and  Co.  46,  north  Bridge-st 
Weddell  James,  67,  Prince-st. 

Constil. 
Hugot  Paul,  (French)  31,  Brougbtou-place 

Coopers. 
Andersoa  James,  Market-st 


Ballantine  J.  old  Assembly-close 
Brunton  Alexander,  Abbey-hill 
Hay  George,  73,  Cow-gate 
Hill  Robert,  138,  Pleasance 
Hunter  James,  1 95,  Cow-gate 
Nelson  Alexander,  Rose-st, 
Robertson  William,  20,  Bank-st. 
Siiand  James,  north  back  of  Canon-gate 
Watson  James,  40,  Niddry-st. 
Wheelles  William,  57,  Bristo-st. 

Coppersmiths. 
Armstrong  Henry,  12,  Niddry-st. 
Grieve  James,  Green-side-place 

Cork  Cutters. 
Brougb  John,  239,  Cow-gate 
Dow  John,  327,  Canon-gate 
Fleming  David,  221,  Cow-gate 
Flockhart  David,  119,  Cow-gate 
M'Ponald  William,  38,  Grass-market 
M'Leod  William,  West-bow    ■ 
Miller  David,  Gossfords-close,  Lawu-market 
Napier  Peter,  285,  Canon-gate 
Nelson  John,  122,  Canon-gate 
Tait  William,  87,  Canon-gate 

Curriers.,  4"C. 
Aitken  William  and  Robert,  West-port. 
Birrell  Andrew,  64,  Potter-row 
Callender  Thomas  and  Sons,  St.  Johns-hill 
Falconer    George    and     Co.    Boyds-close, 

Canon-gate 
Gilles  Robert,  St.  Johns-hill 
Graham  Peter,  south  back  of  Canon-gate 
Hamilton  Archibald,  south    back   of   Ca- 
non-gate 
Hughes  Archibald,  Brown-st. 
Hunter  William,  Lauriston 
Inglis  Thomas,  soutli  back   of  Canon-gate 
Isles  Andrew,  120,  Pleasance 
Lawson  George,  Pleasance 
Learmonth  John,  St.  Johns-hill 
Milne  Thomas,  Boyds-close,  Canon-gate 
Readman  George,  Pleasance 
Russell  William,  64,  Potter-row 
Rutherfoord  John,  S,  High-st, 
Rutherford  John,    Boyds-close,  Canon-gate 

Cutlers. 
Boog  Andrew  and  Alexander,  13,  High-st. 
Maccleod  John,  2,  south  College  st. 
Martin  John,  106,  West-port 
Moyes  John,  6,  south  CoUege-st. 
Still  Alexander,  3,  Infirmary-st, 
Wight  William,  30,  Potter-row 
Young  Archibald,  52,  Rose-st. 
Young  Archibald,  jun.  19,  south  College-st, 

Dentists. 
Archer  Andrew,  17,  New-st. 
Breham  E.  2,  St.  David-st. 
Dassauville  N.  St.  Andrew-st. 
Hardy  Thomas,  18,  Thistle-st. 
Hogg  Robert,  5,  Milne-square 
Hutchin  Thomas,  33,  George-st. 
Lea  James,  18,  New-st. 
Lea  Jobn,  16,  New-st. 
Mann  William,  11,  St.  Andrews-st. 
Scott  James,  Meuse-lane,  St.  Andrews-st. 
Speuce  JohB,  1,  Rose-court,  George-st. 


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Spence  Robt.  6,  James'-co\irt,Lawn-market 

Wallace  Alexander,  7,  Frederick-st. 
Die  Sinker. 

Sclater  Robert,  153,  Hiyh-st, 
Distillers. 

Haig  James  and  Son,  Lochrin  and  Sunbury 

Stein  Jolin  and  Co.  12,  Royal  E:cchauge 
For  Druggists,  See  Surgeons,  &fc. 
Dyers. 

Auchterlonie Thomas,  5,  Infirraary-st. 

Cooper  William,  Leilh-walk 

Crombie  Andrew  and  Son,  Merdiant-st. 

Cumra!55fi:s  Jane,  239,  Covv-f^ate 

Cushnie  William,  15,  Lothian-st, 

Fraser  VVm,  Middietoiis-entry,  Pocter-row 

French  George  Thomas,  153,  Rose-st. 

Gibson  James,  68,  Nicolsorist. 

Ives  John,  68,  Piince-st. 

Ives  Samuel  and  Co.  106,  Canon-gate 

Kay  Elizabeth,  10,  George-sf.. 

Lawrie  Alexander,  Chalmers-close,  Higb-st 

Mackie  William,  5,  Market-st. 

M'lntosii  Lancblane,  138,  Canon-gate 

Patcrson  William,  Earthen-mound 

Pollock  David,  20,  Horse-wynd 

Pollock  John,  17,  Frederick-st. 

Totty  Richard,  34,  Niddry-st. 

Wright  William,  Silver-mills 

Earthenware,   China  8s  GlassDealers, 

Balfour  John,  i;2,  West-bow 

Brown  William  Henry,  north  Bridge-st. 

Bucknall  John,  52,  north  Bridge-st. 

Child  William,  22,  Catlierine-sr. 

Cockburn  Robert,  12,  Lothian-st. 

Fraser  John,  88,  High-st. 

Halliday  James,  11,  Canon-gate 

Leggat  James,  102,  West-bow 

Lover  Mary,  31,  Green- side-st. 
M'Donald  John,  16,  Prince-st, 

Maitland  Alexander,  34,  West-bow 

Milroy  Adam,  36',  Leith-st. 

Moon  Duncan,  14,  Hanover-st. 
Robertson  Walter,  3(>,  West-bow 
Solfleet  William,  6,  Nicolson-st., 

Stewart  Ann,  123,  Nicolson-st. 
Stewart  James,  198,  Canon-gate 
Stott  Charles,  24,  West-bow 

Symington,  David,  11,  High-st. 
Wilson  Andrew,  19,  Green-side-st. 
See  also  Stoneware  Dealers. 
Engineers. 
Royal  Engineer's  Office,  60,  Prince-st. 
Anderson  James,  (civil)  90,  Pi-ince-st. 
Cross  John,  23,  Gilmore-place 
Gutzmer  A.  H,  Leith-walk 
Jardine  James,  (civil)  9,  Hanover-st. 
Lloyd  William,  Lauriston 
Rnthvca  John  and  Co.(&patentpress  mann- 

facturers)  north  back  of  Canon-gate 
Sands  John,  4,  New-st. 
Stevenson  Robert,  (civil)  2,  Baxters-place 
Engravers  and  Copperplate  Printers. 
Archibald  William,  54,  Fountain-bridge 
Bengo  John,  54,  south  Bridge-st. 
Clerk  Thomas,  265,  High-st. 
Dassauville  William,  Gossfords-closie 


Fraser  Peter,  6,  Simon-square 

Gavin  David  and  Son,  13,  Parliament-squ. 

Gavin  Hecor,  219,  High-st. 

Hatherill  Daniel,  Royal-bank-close 

Hutton  and  Balbcrnie,   105,  High-st, 

Johnston  James,   227,  High-st.    ' 

Kirkwood  and  Son,  19,  Parliament-square 

Lizars  W.  and  D.  3,  James-square 

Menzies  John,  201,  High-st. 

Mitchell  Edward,  13,  Nicolson-square 

Oliver  &Boyd, Baron  Grants-close, High-st. 

Rymor ,  18,  south  College-st. 

Scott  Robert,   10,  Parliament-square 
Smith  Thomas,  (silver)  223,  High-st. 
Stewart  James,   (historical  and  landscape) 

12,  Hermitage-row 
Thomson  Charles,  42,  High-st. 
Walker  and  Anderson,  42,  High-st. 
Walker  William,    (historical  and  portrait) 

219,  High-st. 

Fire,  Sfc,  Offices, 
Scottish  Life  Assurance   Society,    (M'Kean 

Cheyne  and  Wotherspoon)  71,  Prince-st 
Caledonian,  William  Braid  wood,  manager, 

13,  Bank-st. 

Friendly,  John  Rhind,  48,  south  Bridge-st. 

Herculeh,  Nicol  Allan,  57,  north  Bridge-st. 

North  British,  George  Moncreiff,  manager 
429,  High-st. 

Sea   Insurance   Co.  of   Scotland,    William 
Braidwood,  jun,  manager,  7,  Hunters-sq. 

Albion,  Alexander  Anderson,ll,  s. Bridge-st 

Atlas,  Robert  Smith,  33,  north  Bridge-st. 

Birmingham,    William  Turnbull,  jun.  267, 
Higb-st. 

Dundee,   David    Paterson,    38,  Northum- 
berland-st. 

Eagle,  Peter  Scott,  3,  Parliament-square 

European,  M'Hutchin ,60,  Nicolson-st. 

Hope,  John  M'Kean,  71,  Prince-st. 

London  Union,  Macredie  Skelly  and  Co. 
52,  Prince-st. 

Newcastle,  John  Hogg,   16,  Parliament-sq. 

NorthBrilish,  Jas.  Giflbrd,4,  east  Register-st 

Norwich  Union,  Fran.  Bridges,  204,  High-st 

Pelican,  J.  W.  Brougham,  19,  Parliament-sq 

Royal  E.xchange,  Thomsons  &  Pollock,  15, 
Prince-st. 

Sun,  Robt.  Allan  &Son,  11,  Royal  Exchange 

Westminster,  Paul  Baxter,  18,  n.  Bridge-st 

Fishing  Tackle  Makers, 
Mackenzie  Alexander,  25,  north  Bridge-st. 
M'Lean  John  &  Co.  173,  High-st. 
Phin  William,  92,  High-st. 
Rawson  M'illiam,  jun.  3,  Calton-st. 
Somerville  William,  23,  Leith-st. 
Wilson  Robert  &  George,  239,  High-st. 

Fla^^  Dressers, 
Adam  James,  52,  West-port 
Balfour  Thos.  Dixon's-close,  118,  High-st. 
Chalmers  James,  79,  West-bow 
Evvart  David,  .'^9,  Blair-st. 
Gillon  Alexander,  98,  West-bow 
Maitland  Andrew,  147,  Canon-gate 
Ross  James,  21,  Cow-gate-head 
Stodart  George,  1,  Heriot's-bridge 
Strathenry  William,  103,  Nicolson-st. 


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Fruiterers, 

Anderson  Georjce,  32,  Clerk-st. 
Boyd  John,  41,  Prince-st. 
i  fay  M,  &  J,  14,  Bank-st. 
M'Cleilan-^  A.  &  J.  2,  Catharine-st. 
M'Lean  Poiigal,  74,  Friiice-st. 
Munro  Ann,  JO,  south  College-st. 
Notman  William,  77,  Prince-st. 
Reid  James,  12^  Bank-st. 
Tvan  Alexander,  7,  Candlemaker-row 

Glaus  Manufacturers , 
Bailey  William  &  Co."  (Mid  Lothian  Glass 

Works)  south  hack  of  Canon-gate 
Leith  Flint  GLvs  Co.  41,  north  Bridge-st 
Ranken  John,    (Edinburgh  Flint    Glass) 
Leith-walk 

Glass  Cutters. 
Child  William,  22^  Catherine-st, 
Thompson  William,  1,  Union-place 

Glaziers  y 
Anderson  John,  21,  Horse-wynd 
Ballantine  John,  IS,  Rose-st. 
Baxter  John,  18,  Leith-st. 
Bookless  George,  66,  Rose-st. 
Clark  &  Trotter,  114,  High-st. 
Henderson  Menzies,  39,  Thistle-st. 
Hepburn  William,  2,  Drunmiond-st. 
Johnston  John,  6,  ivest  Nico!fion-st. 
Kinibtirgh  &  Soiiter,  56,  High-st. 
Knox  ArUiur,  201,  High-st. 
Macgill  Edv,ard,  42,  Bristo-st. 
Mackenzie  John,  475,  Lav.n-markct 

Glovers. 
Kennedy  William,  15,  south  Bridge-st. 
Kilgour  James,  (wholesale)  35,  s.  Bridge-st 
Liston  Wimj'ss,  5,  nortli  Bridge-st. 
Miller  James  and  Son,  21,  north  Bridge-st. 
Mortemer  John,  19,  north  Bridge-st. 
Pickard  George  &  Co.  82,  south  Bridge-st. 

Goldsmiths, 
Frazer  Robert  &  Co.  3,  Prince-st. 
Hei;derson  Alex,  (working)  65,  Nicolson-st. 
Howdcn  Francis  &  Co.  53,  north  Bridge-st. 
lyiarshall  William,  1,  south  Biidge-st. 
Wilkie  Andrew,  (working)  10,  Niddi-y-st. 

Golf  Ball  Makers. 

Gourlay  Douglas,  Burntsfield-links 
Marshall  David,  Meadow- place 

Grocers  and  Spirit  Dealers. 

Adamson  Walter  &  Co.  229,  Canon-gate 
Affleck  Robert,  173,  Pleasance 
Affleck  James  &  Robert,  49,  Grass-market 
Aikman  Archibald,  62,  Grass-market 
Aird  Geovg£,  137,  Grass-market 
Aitchison  Janjes,  21,  Richmond-st, 
Alexander  Alexander,  76,  Cow-gate 
Anderson  John,  6,  Clerk-st. 
Anderson  David,  8,  West-bow 
Anderson  Harry,  50,  Bristo-st, 
Anderson  4anies,  40,  Hanover-st. 
Arrol  Tbonja^,  27,  I'rince-st. 
Bain  E.  &  Co.  172,  Pleasance 
Baird  Andrew  &  Co.  133,  West-port 
Ballantine  John  &  William,  23,  Hanover-st 
Barril.  A.&Co.  11,  Union-place 
Barrie  Thomas,  216,  Cow-gate 


Bathgate  William,  2,  James-st. 
Bell  William  and  Co.  210,  Pleasance 
Bell  William,  21,  James-st. 
Bishop  Wm.  &  Alexander,  25,  Gj-ass-market 
Bisset  Robert,  3,  James-place 
Blaikie&Dun,   1.33,  High-st. 
Boner  Jolm,  74,  Leith-st.  &  2,  Albany-st. 
"Bowei-s  Archibald,  3,  west  Nicolson-st. 
Brown  WiUiam,  22,  Broughton-st. 
Brown  Joiin,  214,  Pleasance 
Brown  David,  Clerk-st. 
Brown  William,  14,  Greenside-st. 
Buchan  Matthew,  6,  Carlton^-st. 
Burton  John,  156,  Cow- gate 
Burton  William,  2132,  Canon-gate 
Calder  William,  8,  St,  Patrick-st. 
Caider  William  and  Co.  136,  High-st. 
Calder  William,  107,  West-port 
Cameron  William,  I,   Carlton-st. 
Campbell  Henry,  248,  Canon-gate 
Campbell  William,  26,  West-bow 
Candlish  William,  20,  Frederick-st. 
Cassells  John,  108,  Canon-gate 
Chisholm  James,  28,  \vest-pprt 
Christie  John,  18,  High-st. 
Christie  John,  88,  Canon-gate 
Crabbie  Miller,  17,  Canon-gate 
Craig  Archibald,  123,  Canon-gatft 
Davidson  Francis,  135,  Canon-gate 
Davidson  Robert,  217,  Car.on-gate 
Davie  M'illiam,  86,  West-port 
Davis  William,  146,  Cow-gate 
Davis  &  Baird,  l,*West-bow 
Dickenson  Alexander,  37>  Cow-gate 
Dickson  Alexander,  175,  Pleasance 
Doig  Martha,  320,  Lawn-market 
Donaldson  James,  361,  High  st. 
Douglas  Alexander  &  Co.  49,  West  port 
Douglas  James,  485,  Lawn-market 
Drummond  Hugh,  170,  Rose-st. 
Drummond  James,  49,  High-st. 
Duff  Peter,  33,  Bristo-st. 
Edington  John,  202,  Canon-gate 
Elliot  William,  11,  Greenside- place 
Forrest  William  90,  Nicholson-st. 
French  Archibald,  94,  High-st. 
Galloway  Alexander,  107,  West-bow 
Gibb  Thomas,  33,  Nicolson-st. 
Giljson  W.  &  P.  Main-point 
Gilibrd  .fames,  22,  Union-place 
Cray  Robert  &  Co.  1,  Argyle-st.  &  Queen's- 

Ferry-st. 
Grieve  James,  9,  Nicolson  st. 
Halliday  Robert,  35,  High  Calton 
Harris  John,  -100,  Rose-st. 
Hedder\vick  John,  L04,  Pleasance 
Henderson  William  &Son,  106,  s.  Bridge-sti 
Henderson  John,  64,  Lauriatou-st. 
Hill  James,  175,  High-st. 
Hill  William  &  Robt.  41,  Frederick-st 
Hill  John,  1 13,  Cow-gate 
Hill  John,  2,  West-port 
Hopporton  Samuel,  497,  I^awn-inarket 
Hume  \yilliam,  232,  Cow-gate 
Hunter  John,  109,  High-st. 
Hunter  Francis,  23,  College-st. 
Hunter  W.  arid  T.  4,  Cow-gafe-head 
Hunter  James,  26,  Clerk-st. 
Hunter  Andrew,  1,  Bristo-port 


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Isbister  Thomas,  108,  High-st. 

Johnston  John,  12,  St.  Leonards-st. 

Johnston  Robert,  267,  Canon-gate 

Johnston  Robert,  42,  North  Bridge-st. 

Kemp  Colin,  9,  Duke-st. 

Kennedy  Alexander,  4,  Back-stairs 

Kerr  James,  32,  High-st. 

Knox  Robert,  54,  Potter-row 

Krtax  M'^illiam,  30,  Bristo-st. 

Laidlaw  William,  114,  Canon-gate 

Laing  James,  1,  Richmond-place 

Laing  Margaret,  27,  Frederick-st. 

Lawrence  David,  48,  High-st. 

Lee  William,  Bristo-st. 

Lees  Alexander,  7,  Buccleuch-st 

Levack  Daniel,  29,  Dundas-st. 

Lewis  John,  3,  Market-st. 

Lorimer  Robert,  17,  Hanover-st. 

Lucas  Robert,  119,  Kigh-st 

M'Donald  Will,  8,  Rose-st, 

M'Dougal  John,  57,  Niddry-st. 

M'Ewan  Alexander,  37,  West-bow 

M'Gill  James,  4,  St.  Patrick-square 

M'Glashan  James.  &  Co.  21,  Castle  st. 

M'Intosh  Alexander,  10,  Horse-wyud 

M'Intosh  Donald,  9,  Clyde-st. 

Mackay  John,  32,  Low  Calton 

M-Kenzie  William,  30,  Broughton-st. 

M'Laren  Robert,  29,  Elder-st. 

M'Millan  Thomas,  2,Greenside-st. 

M'Phail  William,  1,  New-st. 

Malcom  John,  16,  Cross-causeway 

Meikle  Alexander,  231,  Canon-gate 

Meikle  George,  86,  Gi-ass-market 

Melrose  Andrew,  83,  south  Bridge-st.  301 
Canon -gate,  and  12,  Drummond-st. 

Mill  John,  103,  High-st. 

Millar  James,  24,  Grass-market 

Miller  Greorge,  Northumberland-st. 

Miller  Daniel,  204,  Canon-gate 

Mitchell  Francis,  513,  Lawn-market 

Monteith  William,  jun.  96,  Nicolscn-st. 

Moon  J.  3,  Nelson-st. 

Morrison  T.  and  J.  68,  Grass-market 

Morrison  James,  20,  Fountain-bridge 

Morton  James,  16,  Nicolson-st. 

Morton  Peter  and  Co.  43,  north  Bridge-st. 

Mossman  John  and  Co.  11,  Broughton-st. 

and  116,  High-st. 
Murray  G.  and  H.  120,  High-st. 
Murray  David,  King-st. 
Nicholson  Daniel,  13,  Broughton-st. 
Nicholson  Alexander,  26,  Union-place 
Nicolson  David,  36,  Canon-gate 
Nimmo  R.  and  H.  Old  Physio- gardens 
Nisbet  Andrew,  49,  Frederick-st. 
Paterson  Thomas,  5,  east  Register-st. 
Peatson  William,  14,  Rose-st. 
Porteous  George,  St.  Mary's-wynd 
Porteous  John,  16,  Bank-st. 
Ramsay  Daniel  and  Son,  131,  Hill-st. 
Reid  James,  12,  Bank-st. 
Richmond  John  and  Co.  62,  Nicolson-st. 
Ritchie  George,  21,  Pleasance 
Robertson  John,  163,  Cow-gate 
Robertson  J.  and  P.  47,  Canon-gate 
Robertson  John,  55,  Canon-gate 
Robertson  Alexander,  198,  Cow-gate 


Robertson  Charles,  16,  Greenside-st. 

Robertson  John,  1,  Catherine-st. 

Robertson  Donald,  110,  Rose-st. 

Rough  James,  25,  Cow-gate 

Russell  Alexander,  106,  High-st. 

Rutherford  William,  573,  Castle-hill 

Rutherford  John,  144,  High-st. 

Rymer  David  &  Robert,  48,  south  Bridge-st 

Sanderson  and  Stevenson,  78,  Prince-sfr. 

Schultze  Robert,  216,  Canon-gate 

Scougall  James,  223,  High-st. 

Seaton  Alexander,  168,  Cow-gate 

Shaw  Janet,  17,  West-bow 

Sheppard  David  &  Co.  60,  south  Bridge-st. 

Shillinglaw  John,  19,  Union-st. 

Sime  Archibald,  6,  Dublin-st. 

Sinclair  David  and  Son,  14,  Terrace-stairs 

Sinclair  William,  41,  Frederick-st. 

Smith  John,  12,  Cow-gate-head 

Somerville  Mungo  &  Co.  56,  Leith-wyn4 

Spankie  George,  179,  High-st, 

Spence  George,  11,  east  Register-st, 

Spence  George,  7,  Bristo-st. 

Stevenson  James,  95,  Nicolsonrst. 

Stevenson  Thomas,  13,  Greenside*st. 

Stewart  John  &  George,  113,  High-st. 

Stewart  James,  34,  Dundas-st. 
Stirling  John,  427,  Lawn-market 

Stoddart  Alexander,  415,  Lawn-market 

Stoddart  A.  and  Co.  6,  Cow-gate-head 

Strachan  George,  1,  Bank-st. 

Sutherland  William,  1,  Nicolson-st. 

Swan  Andrew,  2,  Northumberland-st. 

Swanston  Daniel,  20,  Buccleuch-st. 

Swanston  John,  122,  High-st. 

Tait  Walter,  100,  Pleasance 

Taylor  John,  Pleasance 

Taylor  Joseph,  28,  Bristo-st. 

Taylor  John,  80,  West-port 

Taylor  William,  11,  Union?-st. 

Tennant  William,  12,  Hanover-st. 

Thorn  W.  173,  Canon-gate 

Thomson  Peter,  235,  Canon-gate  ^ 

Thomson  James,  1 73,    Cow-gate 

Thomson  William,  1,  Howe-st. 

Thomson  Alexander,  93,  West-bow 

Thomson  James,  281,  High-st. 

Thorburn  Joseph,  37,  Castle-st. 

Todd  John,  1,  New-st. 

Tweedie  John,  56,  Nicolson-st. 

Veitch  Thomas,  366,  Castle-hill 

Walker  A.  I.  &  M.  5,  Leith-st. 

Wardlaw  Ebenezer,  521,  Castle-hill 

Waterson  Adam,  1,  Janies'-st. 

Watson  Charles,  21,  Charles-st. 

Wemyss  David,  21,  Abbey 
Williamson  Jas,  &  Co.  62,  Nicolson-st, 
Wilson  George,  85,  High-st. 
Wilson  John,  36,  Richmond-st. 
Wilson  Archibald,  2,  Greenside-st, 
Wise  Alex.  5,  Castle-st. 
Young  W.  &  D  .  17,  Cow-gate-head 
See  also  Spirit  dealers,    &    Wine   &  Spirit 
Merchants. 
Gtm  Makers. 
Laing  William,  25,  Lotliian-st. 
M'Farlane  John,  9,  Parliament-square 
MaclaHchlaa  Wm.  39,  Nicolson-squ^re 


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Ross  Daniel,  9,  St.  Andrcw's-st. 
Scott  David,  5,  Hay's-st. 
Tliorasoii  John,  14,  Prince-st. 
Thomson  Al'^xander,  Clerk-st. 
Wallace  James,  187,  High-st. 
Wilkinson  James,  5,  Greenside-st. 

Haberdashers. 
Allan  J,  &  Co.  325,  High-st. 
Anderson  Jas,  &  Son,  26,  Higb-st, 
Anderson  George,  41,  Leith-st. 
Bain  John,  15,  Greenside-st. 
Bell  William,  13,  Nicolson-st. 
Brown  Robert,  274,  Canon-gate 
Brown  Thomas,  314,  Lawn-market 
Busby  James,  95,  Grass-market 
,  Clark  Thomas,  32,  south  Bridge-st. 
Cuthbert  David  6c  Co.  5,  north  College-st. 
Dixon  John,  27,  Nicolson-st. 
'Dowie  Robert,  1,  Cliapel-st. 
Duncan  George,  323,  High-st, 
Evans  Ann,  87,  Nicolson-st. 
Finbw  Ann,  401,  Lawn-market 
Forrest  ,lohn,  22,  north  Bridge-st. 
Forrest  Daniel,  23,  Prince  st, 
Gardiner  Thomas,  18,  Bank-st. 
Gibson  &  Strathy,  17,  south  Bridge-st. 
Gordon  Andrew,  32,  Bris^o-st. 
Grinton  James,  29,  Nicolson-st. 
Hender-ou  John,  7,  south  Bridge-st. 
Hutton  Robert,  36,  south  Bridge-st. 
Inglis  George  &  Charles,  22,  Bank-st. 
Jamieson  William,  60,  High-st, 
Johnstone  John, 3,  Bank-st. 
Kerr  Alexander,  24,  south  Bridge-st. 
Kerr  Thos.  &  Son,  14,  south  Bridge-st. 
Loudon  A,  &  C.  294,  Lawn-market 
M'Diannid  Daniel,  14,  Calton-st. 
M orison  James,  67,  Grass-market 
Mortimer  George  &  Co.  8,  Lothian-st, 
Ness  Alexander,  30,  south  Bridge-st. 
Page  Geddes  &  David,  37,  south  Bridge-st, 
Peat  George,  &  Co.  69,  Prince-st. 
Pyper  Thomas,  33,  south  Bridge-st. 
Robertson cSi  Kinloch,42  &  52,  s.  Bridge-st. 
Roger  George,  56,  Leith-st. 
Rogers  Wm.  10,  Greenside-place 
Scarrot  Margaret,  8,  west  Nicolson-st. 
Sharp  Helen,  28,  Hanoyer-st. 
Stevenson  &  Thomson,  96,  south   Bridge-st 
Sutherland  Thomas,  99,  south  Bridge-st. 
Taylor  George,  29,  south  Bridge-st. 
Tweedie  Alexander,  80,  south  Bridge  st. 
Waterston  Richard  &  Co.  2,  High-st, 

Hardwaremen . 
Bladworth  R.  &  W.  Murray' s-close.  Grass- 
market 
Marshall  William,  290,  Lawn-market 
Strain  Hugh,  14,  Union-st. 

Hat  Dealers. 
Cameron  John,  81,  south  Bridge-st. 
Pirrie  Thomas,  5,  north,  Bridge-st. 

Hat  Manufacturers, 
Allan  Robert,  12,  West-port 
Armstrong  Robert,  41,  north  Bridge-st. 
Fletcher  John,  1,  Beaumont-place 
Grieve  &  Scott,  26,  north  Bridge-st, 


Harrison  Jane,  124,  Grass-market 
Innis  Wm,  78,  south  Bridge-st. 
Mackay  and  Cunningham,  23,  n,  Bridge-st, 
Mackay  P,  &  Co.  Cow-gate-head 
Nixon  Joseph,  92,  south  Bridge-st. 
Pridie  Robert,  45,  north  Bridge-st. 
Scott  J.  31,   Frederick-st. 
■Tibbitts  Wm.  19,  north  Bridge-st. 
Hosiers. 

Alexander  Wm.  10,  Cross-causeway 

Boyd  James,  122,  Grass-market 

Brown  Richard,  43,  Leith-st. 

Bruce  Jas.  &  Co,  5,  Blair-st. 

Coulter  M.  &  Co.  217,  High-st. 

Cvuiekshank  Alex.  3,  Nicolson-st. 

Cruickshank  Jas.  (to    His   Majesty  George 
the  4th)  17,  NicBlson-st, 

Grindlay  &  Whitehead,  41,  south  Bridge-st. 

Lawrie  Benjamin,  197,  High-st. 

Liston  Wimyss,  5,  nortti  Bridge-st. 

Ramsay  John,  26,  south  Bridge-st. 

Stewart  David,  89,  south  Bridge-st, 

Wardlaw  Thomas,  24,  north  Bridge-st. 
Hotels, 

Royal  Hotel,  Cockburn  &  Steventon,  53, 
Prince-st. 

Barclay  John,    [Lord   Nelson  &  Commer- 
cial] Adam's-square 

Campbell  Patrick,  Ccrown)  11,  Prince-st. 

Dumbreck  Wm.  St    Aadrew's-square 

Macgregor  James,  18,  Prince-st. 

M'Kay  Francis,  1,  Prince-st. 

M'Lean  Duncan,  10,  Register-st. 

Oman  Charles,  (London)  St.  Andrew's-st. 

Plume  Mary,  (commercial)  28,  N)col»on-st 

Robertson  Donald,  (black  bull)  1  ,Catherine-st 

Scott  James,  (star)  36,  Prince-st. 

Scott  James,  9,  Greenside-st. 

Shaw  Alexander,  21,  Prince-st 

Thomsou  Mrs.  Wm.  [white  horse]  Boyd's- 
close 

Walker  Robert,  8,  Prince-st. 

Irish  Linen  Merchants. 

Macleod  Angus  &  Co.   27,  south  Bridge-st. 

Pond  Samuel,  Adams-square 

Thomson  Robert  jun,  Royal-Exchange 
Iron  Founders. 

Anderson  John,  Leith-walk-foundry 

Edinburgh    Foundry   Co.    (John  Paterson,; 
agent)  Leith-walk 

Gutzmer  A.  H.  Leith-walk 

New  Shotls   Iron  Co.  (Jas.  Steele  _agent)| 
north  back  of  Canon-gate 

Simpson  John,  Abbey-hill 

Stephen  Geo.  Tolbooth-wyud,  Canoa-gratej 
Iron  Mongers. 

Adam  Robert,  42,  Grass-market 

Anderson  &  Ridpath,  Adam's-square 

Anderson  William,  18,  Nicolson-st. 

Browning  Matthew,  82,  High-st. 

Bruce  John,  271,  High-st. 

Chalmers  Thomas,  1,  Lothian-st. 

Chisholm  John,  7,  north  Bank-st, 

Cleland  William,  48,  Prince-st. 

Dallaway  Patrick,  102,  High-st, 

Edmonston  Thomas,  116,  Grass-market 


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Forrest  Alexander,  19,  Grecnside-plaee 

Greig  John,  15,  Calton-st. 

Johnstone  Alex.  110,  West-bow 

Ker  William,  62,  Princc-st. 

Landale  Georg. ,  &  Co.  6,  Huuter's-square 

Macdonald  Jas.  &  John,  60,  High-st. 

Mathison  VVm,  7,  north  Bridge-st. 

Miller  John,  64,  Grass-market 

Milne  John,  129,  High-st. 

Porves  Robt,  &  John,  21,  Greenside-st. 

Redpath  &  Brown,  84,  Candlemaker-row 

Ritchie  &  Kidd,  241,  High-st. 

Robertson  Jaraos,  58,  High-st. 

Sibbald  John  &  Son,  64,  south  Bridge-st. 

Steele  Martin    17,  Nether-bow 

Stewart  John  Gowan,  491,  Lawn-market 

Stewart  John,  123,  Hieh-st. 

Japan  fVarff  Mamifacf.urers. 
Greenside  Company,  1,  Baxter-place 
Peterkin  Jas.  [jananner]  Mint 

Jeivellers. 
Aitchison  Wm.  91,  south  Bridge-st. 
Carfrae  Robert,  17,  Union-place 
Cockburn  W.  S.  44,  Prince-st. 
Cunningham   Wra,    &    Patrick,   50,   north 

Bridge-st. 
Greig  Jas.  Gibson,  20,  Prince-st. 

Henderson  Wra.  43,  north  Bridge-st. 
Howden  Jas.  &  Wm.  &  Co.  9,  s.  Bridge-st, 

Lisenheim  John,  1,  Richmond-st. 
Mackay  &  Cunningluim,  40,  s.  Bridge-st. 

Mackay  John,  34,  north  Bridge-st. 

Marshall  Francis  Jas.  &  Walter,  32,  north 
Bridge-st. 

Marshall  &  Sons,  62,  north  Bridge-st. 

Milroy  Andrew,  35,  north  Bridge-st. 

Moffat  Wm.  2,  Drnmmond-st, 

Morton  Robert,  1,  Prince-st. 

O'Donnel  James,  15,  west  Register-st. 

Redpath  &  Arnott,  9,  Eldin-st. 

Swan  &  Ewart,  278,  Canon-gate 

Wright  Francis,  34,  Prince-st. 

Jewellers  (Working  ) 

Anderson  G.  A.  6,  Beaumont-place 

Auld  William,  Parliament-close 

Baird  John,  6,  Niddry-st. 

Carfrae  Robert,  17,  Uninn-place 

Caw  &  Blair,  Milne's-square 

Cooper  Alex.  Palmer,  11,  Terrace 

Daniel  &  Jack,    56,  Potter-row 

Graham  &  Anderson,  22,   Potter-row 

Grierson  Robert,  153,  High-st. 

Haneman  Michael,  2,  Brown-st. 

M'Kenzie  Colin,  5,  Nicolson-st, 

Muir  James,  2,  north  Bridge 

Nasmyth  Jas.  Strickcn's-close,  High-st. 

Pirries  &  Riddell,  13,  Calton-st. 

Shelton' Richard,  15,  Leith-st. 

Slight  James,  4,  Charles-st. 

Stewart  James,  3,  east  Register-st. 
hace  Dealers. 

Boyd  Alice  &  Jesse,  37,  north  Bridge-st. 

Campbell  Alexander,  60,  Prince-st. 

Lace  Makers. 
Burn  James,  Mint 
Shaw  WiH.  &  Co.  20,  south  Bridge-st, 


Lapidaries. 
Alexander  William,  4,  Infirmary-st. 
Alexander  James,  21,  Potter-row 
Allan  William,  4,  Infirmary-st. 
Colquhonn  Adam,  Warriston's-close 
Eelbeck  William,  187,  High-st. 
PVaser  Robert  &  Co.  3,  Prince-st. 
Harley  .lohn,  21,  CoUege-st. 
Millidge  J.   &  E.    (&  dealers   in  piecious 

gems,   coral  &c.}  82,  sotith  Bridge-st. 
Sanderson  John,  7,  Hnnter's-square 
Scott  Jas.  Milne-square,  north  Bridge-st. 
Somnierville  John,  54,  north  Bridge-st, 
Sommerville  John,  Writer's-court,  High-st. 
Spaldinu;  James,  1,  Nicolson-square 
Vernon  Thomas,  21,  Potter-row 
White  J.  &  Sons,  30,  north  Bridge-st. 

Last  Makers. 
Begbic  Peter,  Mint 
Brown  James,  Leith-wynd 
Donaldson  John,  43,  High  Calton 
Hendrie  John,  31,  Leith-wynd 
Stewart  Alexander,  21,  Low  Caltoa 

Lath  Makers. 
Pratt  Alexander,  north  back  of  Canon-gate 
Thomson  Jas.  north  back  of  Canon-gat:e 

Leather  Merchants. 
Bruce  William,  499,  High-st. 
Grindlay  .lohn,  99,  West-bow 
Ingles  George,  102,  West-bow 
Lindsay  John,  C-olt-bridge 
Megget  Aitken,  28,  Blair-st. 
Simpson  George  &  Co.  I,  Low  Calfpn 

Leather  Sellers. 
Cunningham  David,  Mint-close 
Darge  Robert,  53,  Niddry-st, 
Gregory  Thomas,  60,  Prince-st. 
Morris  William,  22,  Low  Calton 
Piddie  William,  435,  Lawn-market 
Russell  William,  23,  Cow-gate 
Rutherfoord  John,  8,  High-st. 
Scouler  John,  1 ,  Mound-place 
Stott  D.  &  J.  17,  Niddry-st. 
Libraries. 

English  &  French,  5,  St.  Andrew's-square 

Kinnear  Robert,  29,  Frederick-st, 

TansbJohannah,  24,  Hanover-st. 
Linen  Drapers. 

Anderson  Jas.  &  Son,  26,  High-st. 

Bowie  John,  87,  south  Bridge-st. 

Brown  Peler,  13,  south  Bridge-st. 

Donaldson  CoHh,  95,  West-bow 

Duncan  George,  319,  High-st. 

Duncan  Henry,  321,  High-st. 

Fairbairn  &  Co.  87,  West-bow 

Gilchrist  &  Co.  124,  High-st. 

Gray  William,  28,  south  Bridge-st. 

Howden  Charles,  53,  south  Bridge-st. 

Howison  Wm.   1,  Drummond-st. 

Hunter  Wm.  &  John,  3,  north  Bridge-st. 

Hutlon  Peter  &  David,  10,  south  Bridge-st. 

Inglis  George,  395,  Lawn-market 

Jeffrey  James,  443,  Lawn-market 

Johnston  Martha,  302,  Lawn-market 

Laidlaw  Ann,  292,  Lawn-market 

Laing  Margaret,  335,  High-st. 


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M'Craw  John,  270,  Lawn-market 
Mackinlay  Archibald  &  John  &  Son,  3,  s. 

Bridge-st. 
Milne  James,  7,  Nicolson-st. 
Paterson  Archibald,  88,  south  Bridge-st. 
Patison  VVm.  &  Son,  6,  south  Bridge-st. 
Peacock  Thomas,  44,  Nicolson-st. 
Phin  Wm.  &  Charles.  40,  north  Bridge-st. 
Ramage  John,  264,  Lawn-markent 
Reid  Phillis,  278,  Lawn-market 
Ritchie  John,  58,  Nicolson-st. 
Robertson  &  Kinloch,  42  &  52,  s.  Bridge-st 
Sinclair  John,  43,  south  Bridge-st. 
Somerville  M.  143,  High-st. 
Stevenson  Simon,  40,  Bristo-st. 
Stewart  Mansfield,  355,  High-st. 
Urquhart  Janet  &  AVm.  274,  Lawn-market 
Wilson  Andrew,  288,  Lawn-market. 

Lint  Manufacturers, 
Lamb  John,  106,  Grass-market 
Paterson  Rebecca,  14,  St.  Patrick-st. 
Porteous  Charks,  106,  Canon-gate 
Rutherford  James,  9,  Niddrr-st. 
Stoddart  Adam,  4,  Heriot-bridge 

Lottery  Offices. 
Anderson  James,  277,  High-st. 
Baxter  Paul  &  Co.  18,  north  Bridge-st. 
Forrest  Daniel  &  Sons,  opposite  Iron-church 
Sierwright  Andrew,    (T,  Bish)  102,  south 
Bridge-st. 

Maltsters, 
Dick  Peter,  Robertson 's-close.  Cow-gate 
Hogg  Robert,  Abbey-hill 

Manufacturers . 
Crease  Wm.    &  Co.   (cotton)   421,  Lawn- 
market 
Drummond  John,  (linen)  1 1 ,  south  Bridge-st 
Dudgeon  Lockhart,  [linen]  Brown-st. 
Gardner  Thomas  &  Wm.   C.   (linen)  369, 

High-st. 
Gibb  &  M'Donald,  (silk)  44,  s.  Bridge-st. 
Gordon  John,  (linen)  1,  Mill-lane 
Gordon  Andrew,  (cotton)  32,  Bristo-st, 
Gray  John,  (Shawlj   2,  Driinunond-st, 
Horner  John,  &  Co,  [linen]  3,  Chapel-st. 
Livingston  Josiah,  (silk)  105,  s  Bridge-st. 
Miller  Geo.  &  Co.  2,  Nicolson-square 
Page  James,  south  Bridge-st, 
Page  Geddes  &   David,  [shawl]  37,  south 

'Bridge-st. 
Panton  &  Smith,    [shawl]  10,  Hunter's-sq. 
Pler.derleath  Robt.  [HnenJ  25,  n.  Bridge  st 
Richardson  John  &  Co.  312,  Lawn-market 
Robb  &  Kidston,  (muslin)  3,  Hanover-st. 
Sinclair  John  &  Co.  [sliawl]82,  s.  Bridge-st 
SpittaFJas.  fshawl]  84,  soiitSi  Bridge-st. 
Thomson  Robt.&  Co.  [linen]  s.  Bridge-st 
Weir  &  Gibb,    [!>ilk  &  cotton]  4,  Infirmary- 

sfreet 
Wellstood   &   Ogilvie,     (shawl)  27,  south 
Bridge-st. 

Marble  Cutters. 
Farquhar  Andrew,  [^eith-walk 
Gowan  Charles,  Abbey-hill 
Gowan  William,  2,  Biand-place 
Marshall  John,  Leitb-walk 


Ness  David  &  Co.  Leith-walk 
Slater  John,  Leith-walk 
Thin  John  &  Co.  Leith-walk 
Thomson  Edward,  Leith-walk 
Masons^ 

Braidwood  John,  (quarryor  &   stone  mer- 
chant) 2,  Roxburgh-st. 
Vetch  John,  Arthur-st. 

Matkematical  Instrument  Makers. 
Allan  Alexander,  9,  Lothian-st. 
Tod  Charles,  99,  Nicolson-st. 
Meal  Dealers  and  Corn  Chandlers. 
Baad  John,  20,  Greenside-st. 
Braidwood  John,  52,  Buccleuch-st. 
Brown  Geo,  Macdougal-st. 
Clerk  John,  74,  Nicolson-st. 
Curry  Wm.  22,  Cross-causeway 
Frazer  Jas.  jun.  353,  High-st. 
Frier  James,  316,  Lawn-market 
Glen  Archibald,  I,  Grass-mavket 
Gray  William,  78,  Nicolson-st. 
Haldane  James,  48,  Bristo-st. 
Hay  William,  132,  Cow-gate 
Howden  Alexander,  92,  Nicolson-st. 
Johnston  James,  91.  Canon-gate 
Keith  Ann,  124,  Cow-gate 
Kerr  Thomas,  28,  Clerk-st. 
Kirk  David,  3,  St.  Mary's-wynd 
Lindsay  John,  115,  Cow-gate-head 
Malcolm  R.  15,  Canon-gate 
Miller  William,  29,  Broughton-st. 
Muir  William,  38,  Clerk-st. 
Murray  George,  100,  High-st, 
Pringle  William,  18,  Grass-market 
Robeson  Jas.  11,  St.  Patrick-st. 
Robertson  Alex,  north  back  of  Canon-gate 
Robertson  Andrew,  old  Physic-gardens 
Robertson  John,  86,  Nicolson-st. 
Robertson  Robert.  74.  Nieolson-st, 
Rutherford  Jas.  102,  Grass-market 
Scott  Henrj',  359,  High-st. 
Scott  Mary,  68,  Nicolson-st. 
Spence  John,  88,  Nicolson-st. 
Stirling  Alex.  8,  St.  Mary's-wynd 
Taylor  Andrew,  72,  Nicolson-st. 
Todd  John,  91,  Nicolson-st. 
Wallace  Robert,  407,  Lawn-market 
Worth  Thos.  9,  St.  Mary'n-wynd 

Merchants. 
Allan  Alex.  &  Co.  121,  High-st. 
Anderson  Alex.  11,  south  Bridge-st. 
Anderson  John,  Middlelield 
Auderson  Robt.  &  Co.  31,  St.  Andrew's- 

square 
Baxter  Chas.  Buccleuch-place 
Blackadcler  James,  13,  Union-st. 
Brown,  Anderson  &  Co.  19,  Lothian-st. 
J  Callender  Sharp,  5,  south  Briilge-st.    , 
Carfrae  &  Hogg,  34,  south  Bridgo-st.  J 
Deuchar  &  Scott.  101,  north  Bridge-st 
Hall  Wm.  &  Co.  433,  Lawn-market 
Handyside  Hugh,  12,  Koyd-Exchange 
Hay  Chas.  &  George,  Writers-court 
Horner  John,  &  Co.  2,  Chapel-st.  ' 

Inglis  G-  &  C.  22,  Bank-st.  ; 

Rankin  Robert,  12,  Catherin«-st.  ' 


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Ritchie  Wm.  [cloth]  467,  Lawn-market 

Robertson  A.  P.  2,  Pilrig-st. 

Robertson  John,  35,  Frederick-st. 

Ross  Alex,  39,  south  Bridge-st. 

Sanderson  David  Geo,  &  Co.  25,  n.  Bridge-st 

Scott  Charles,  9,  Miirray-st. 

Scott  Thomas,  9,  Blair-st. 

Simpson  Geo.  H.  28,  London-st. 

Thomson  Robert,  jun.  Royal- Exchange 

Milliners,   ^c, 
Aitkin  &  Foy,  20,  north  Bridge-st. 
Anderson  J.  27,  Castle-st. 
Bathgate  &  Campbell,  29,  Fredeiick-st. 
Burn  &  Jardine,  39,  south  Bridge-st. 
Burnet  Margaret,    15,  Frederick-st, 

Caron  Madame  &  Madame  Valentin,   68, 

Prince-st. 
Dick«on  Agnes,  256,  Canon-gate 
Debbie  Ann,  6,  Charlotte-st. 
Elliot  &  Marriot,  20,  Elder-st. 

Graham  A.  &  1.  65,  Princ?-8t. 

Henderson  J.  C.  76,  Prince-st. 

Hunter  Maiy,  105,  south  Bridge-st. 

James  Jane,  7,  St    Andrew's  square 

Johnston  &  M-Kenzie,  118,  Prince-st. 

Kirk  A.  4,  Eldt;r-st.' 

Lilly  &  Murray,  34,  Castle-st. 

Mar- hall  Mary,  11,  Gcorge-st, 

Moss  Elizabetli,  10,  St.  David-st. 

Mossison  &  Dunlop,  13,  James'-square 

Peacock  M.  31,  north  Bridge-st. 

Ross  MiU-y,  8,  Young-st. 

Shaw  Margaret,  79,  south  Bridge-st. 

Smith  Caroline!,  2,  north  Bridge-st. 

Wilson  J.  23,  James'-square 

Millwrights. 
Baird  William  Main-point 
Moodie  David  &  Joseph,  17,  Scieunes 
Musical  Instrument  Makers, 
Macdonald  D.  561,  Castle-st. 
Paterson,  Mortimer  &  Co,  18,  n,  Bridge-st- 
Rochead  Jolin,  370,  Castle- hill 
Stirrat  David,  [violin  &  violincellas,  Ac] 

201,  High-st, 
Stoddart  James,  Waterloo-place 
Wood,  Small  &  Co.  13,  Leith-st. 
Music.  (Engravers  and  Printers  of.) 
Walker  and  Anderson,  42,  High-st. 

Music  Sellers. 
Corri  Natili,  1,  B  rough ton-st, 
Fisher  Andrew  and  Co.  58,  north  Bridge-st. 
Gow  Nathaniel  and  Son,  60,  Prince-st. 
Penson  and  Kobertson,  47,  Prince-st. 
Purdie  Robert,  70,  Prince-st. 

Mtisic,  (Teachers  of. J 
Bird  T.  15,  Catherine-st. 
Clarke  William,  17,  Broughton-st- 
Duncan  James,  19,  Union-st. 
Gow  Nathaniel,  2,  Hanover-st. 
Hartnian  C.  F.  47,  Prince-st. 
Henderson  William,  16,  Shakespear-square 
Hindmarsh  James,  14,  jamaica-st. 
M'Phcrson  John,  47,  Prince-st. 
Mather  John,  8,  Queens-ferry-st. 
Mayratli  T.  17,  York-place 
PensoB  William,  13,  George-st. 


Pole  John,  3,  George-st. 
Powell  Thomas,  15,  Catherine-st. 
Robertson  Alexander,  13,  George-st. 
Simpson  Edward,  11,  High-terrace 
Tempelton  M.  Bank-st. 
Yaniewicz  Felix,  3,  Howe-st. 

Muslin  Warehouses, 
Fergusson  and  Peacock,  42,  Prince-st. 
Gray  William,  28,  south  Bridge-st. 
IrelandThomas  and  Co.  46,  s.  Bridge-st. 
Macgregor  Peter,  30,  George-st. 
Maclean  Charles,  7,  St.  Andrews-st. 
Sayers  Robert,  26,  Hanover-st. 
Thomson  Elizabeth,  38,  Prince-st. 

Nail  Makers. 
Burgess  Jennet,  42,  West-port 
Downie  WiUiara,  120,  Grass-market 

News  Papers. 
Advertizer,    (Tuesday  and    Friday)  Cross, 

High-st. 
Caledonian   Mercury,    (Monday,  Thursday 

and  Saturday)  265,  High-st. 
Corre.spondent,  (Monday,  Thursday  and  Sa- 

turday)51,  north  Bridge-st. 
Eveniug  Couraut,   (Monday,  Thursday  and 

Saturday)  194,  High-st. 
Gazette,  (Tuesday  and  Friday)   11,  Parlia- 

ment-squai'e, 
Scotsman,  (Saturday)  166,  High-st. 
Star,  (Tuesday  and  Friday)  4,  Hunters-sq. 
WeeklyChronicle,(Wednesday)210,High-st 
Weekly  Journal,  (Wednesday)  251,  High-st 

Nursery  and  Seedsmen. 
Archibald  Barbara,  21,  west  Nicolson-st. 
Dickson  James  and    George,   10,    St.  An- 
drews-st. 
Dicks<m  Walter  and  Co.  4,  Waterloo-place 
Eagle  and  Henderson,  (florists)  99,  High-sc 
Edmonston     Thomas,       (seedsman)    116, 

Grass-market. 
Lawson  Peter  and  Son,  19,  Blair-st, 
Peacock  Charles  and  John,  49,  Prince-st. 
Shade  Thomas,  235,  High-st. 
Sinclair  John   and   Son,    (seedsmen)    108, 

West-bow 
Wood  John,  7,  Calton-st. 
Wright  Alexander,  5,  Union-place 

Oil  Dealers. 
Johnston  Robert,  42,  north  Bridge-st. 
Smith  James,  1,  Blair-st, 
Torrence  James  and  Co,  403,  Lawn-market 

Opticians. 
Adie  Alexander,   15,  Nicolson-st. 
Finney  Joseph,  3,  north  Bank-st. 
Hill  Peter,  7,  Union-place 

Painters.    (House J 
Alexander  Robert,  20,  Rose-st, 
Baxter  Samuel,  42,  High-st. 
Hengo  Gavin,  went  Ri-gister-st. 
Bonner  John,  High-st. 
Bowers  James,  72,  West-bow 
Brown  and  Co.  33,  Hanover-st, 
Buchaii  Robert,  George-st, 
Cameron  Archibald,   1,  St.  John-st. 
Cameron  and  Son,  225,  Canongate 
Cameron  Duncan,  12,  Jame»'-court 


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Clark  and  Yellowlees,  West-bow 
Clcland  Archibald,  15,  Hanover-st. 
Crawford  James,    10,  C'atherine-st. 
Ferguson  Alexander,  7,  Frederick-st. 
Gibson  John,  (&  glazier  &  oil  and  colour- 
man)  70,  T.eith-st. 
Gile*"  .lames,  23,  Horse-wynd 
Giinn  Adam,  Calton-hill 
Hay  Andrew,  16,  Clvde-st. 
Hog  Doiisilas,  Thistle-st.. 
Hunter  William,  34,  Nieolsen-st. 
Jackson  John,  11,  Terrace 
Kinibnrgh  and  Souter,  56,  High-st. 
Lee  Geora;e,  232,  Canon-gate 
P'Dougall  James,  6,  Bristo-st. 
M'Gibbon  William,  41,  Thistle-st. 
Mackintosh  Wni.  Warristons-close,  High-st 
Mackintosh  Wm,  22,  Carrubbers-close 
Malcolm  William,    88,  Cow-gate-head 
Marsliall  William,  1,  Thistle-st, 
Muir  Robert,  West-port 
Nicholson  Georije  and  Co.  6,  St,  David-st, 
Norie  Robert  and  Son,  141,  High-st. 
Orr  James,  26,  Cross-causeway 
Ross  Finlay,  7,  Thisile-st, 
Ross  Alexander,  1,  Richmond-st. 
Ruddiman  Thomas,  10,  St-  Andrews-st. 
Scott  Alexander,  02,  Bristo-st. 
Shand  James,  19,  "roiighton-st. 
Somerville  John,  82,  Rose-st. 
Somerville  Nicol,  8,  High-terrace 
Stewart  Charles,  48,  Thistle-st. 
Tough  David,  150,  High-st. 
Young  Mitchell,  Skinners-close,  High  st. 

Painters,  Landscape,  Miniature  and 

Portrait. 
Ainslie  John,  (portrait)  23,  Union-place 
All&n  William,  19,  Parliament-square 
Bruce  George,  8,  Calton-st. 
Campbell  Colin,   fminiatiire)  187,  High-st. 
ClephanThos.jun, (herald;  Toddericks-wynd 
Coulson  Thomas,   Clyde-st. 
Gumming  James,  (portrait)  Milnes-court. 
Gibson  Patrick,  (landscape]  17,  Geoige-st, 
Howie  James,  (portrait)  8,  north  Bii<l;;:'-st 
Kay  Alexander,  (landscape)  Waterloo-place 
M'Kenzie  Samuel,  (portrait(  6,  James' -st, 
M'Kenzie  William,  (miniature)  3,  Castle-st 
Masson  Andrew,  (marine)  23,  s.  Bridge-st, 
Nasmyth  Alexander,  (landscape)  47, York-pi 
Nicholson  William,  36,  Geerge-st. 
Pairman  John,  [portrait]  4,  St.  David-st. 
Raeburn  Henry,   [portraiil  34,  York-place 
Somraerville  Daniel,  [portraif]  6,  James'-sq 
Stevenson  James,  10,  George-st. 
Syrae  Patrick,  [flowers]  4,  Queen-st. 
Syme  John  S.  C.  (portrait)  4,  Queen-st. 
Thomson   William   John,    [miniature]  20, 

Dundas-st. 
Watson  George,  [portrait]   10,  Forth-st. 
Watson  William,  [fancy]  10,  Forth-st 
Williams  H.  W.  65,  Castlc-st. 
William  J.  F.  [landscape]   Waterloo-place 

Paper  Dealers. 
Cockburn  Robert,  12,  Lothian-st. 
Macniv«n  John,  S.Z,  Blair-st.  / 


Paper  Makert. 
Balfour  John  and  Sons,  429,  High-st. 
Cadell  William  and  Co  13,  Royal  Exchange 
Cowan  D.  &  A.  172,  Canon-gate 
Nasmyth  Alexander  and  Co.  377,  High-st. 

Pawn  Brokers. 
Anderson  John,  16,  High-st. 
Beath  Andrew,  44,  Blair-st. 
HowdeH  Matthew,  118,  High-st. 
Maxton  Heniy,  Morrisons-close 
Muro  George,  276,  Canon-gate 
Purvis  David,  327,  Canon-gate 
Quin  Maria,  Milne-sqnare 
Salt  and  Reynolds,  35,  south  Bridge-st. 
Short  Robert,  old  Assembly-close 

Perfumers. 
Boyd  Ann,  1,  Duke-st. 
Connal  John,  25,  Prince  st 
Gardner  Campbell,  32,  George-st. 
Geikie  Archibald,  sen.  55,  Nico!son-st. 
Geikie  Archibald,  jun.  7,  south  College-st. 
Gianetti  Joseph,  31,  George-st. 
Henderson  John,  32,  Prince-st. 
Irvine  William,  5,  Bank-st. 
Lapsley  James,  31,  Hanover-st, 
Maclauc/ilan  Andrew,  11,  Nicolson-st. 
Maclean  Alexander,  34,  Frederick-st. 
Morison  John,  9,  Leith-st. 
Raeburn  James,  28,  Prince-st. 
Robertson  Duncan,  2,  Prince-st. 
Smith  Ann,  38,  north  Bridge-st. 
Spaldings  Isabella,  78,  Prince-st. 
Spence  James,  12,  south  Bridge-st. 
Urquhart  John,  40,  George-st. 
Wright  William,  82,  south  Bridge-st. 

Pewterers. 
Gonrlay  David,  83.  West-bow 
Kinniburgh  Robert  &  Sou,  112,  West-bow 
Scott  William,  114,  West-bow, 
Whyte  Robert,  32,  Cow-gate. 

Physicians. 
Aitken  John,  1,  St.  Andrews-square 
Anderson  Robert,  6',  Windmill-st. 
Barclay  John,  6,  Argyle-square 
Beilby  William,  3,  George-st. 
Berry  Andrew,  52,  great  King-st, 
Borthwick  George,  51 ,  George-st. 
Brewster  David,  142,  Prince-at. 
Brown  Andrew,  13,  Argyle-square 
Buchannan  Bartlet,  14,  George-st. 
Burt  Robert,  9,  Bank-st. 
Campbell  William,  6,  Union-st. 
Coventry  Andrew,  11,  Argyle-square 
Davidson  John,  28,  York-place 
Dewar  Henry,  37,  Nicolson-square 
Duncan  Adam,  sen,  Adams-square 
Duncan  Andrew,jun.  Minto-house,  Argyle- 
square 
Fairbairn  Peter,  54,  Bristo-st. 
Farquharson  William,  2,  Elder-st. 
Ferguson  William,  45,  York-place  • 
Forbes  Duncan,  3,  Richmond-st. 
Fraser  David,  9,  St.  David-st. 
Fyfe  Andrew,  3,  Hay's-st. 
Graham  William,  10,  Argyle-square 
Gregory  James,  2,  St.  Andrews-square 


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haiuilton  Alexander,  1,  James'-square 

HauiDton  James,  sen.  22,  St.  Andrews-squ. 

Hamilton  James,  jun.  23,  St.  Andrews-squ. 

Hare  Jjmies,  45,  Cliarlotte-square 

Hennan  Julin,  Rcids-eourt,  Canon-gate 

Hibbert  Samnel,  5,  Hill-place. 

Hogg  Ror)ert,  (i8,  Goorge-'St. 

Home  James,  28,  York-place 

Hope  Thomas  Charles,  65,  ,Queen-st. 

Howison  William,  9.  Nicolsun-square 

Inglis  James,  26,  George-st. 

Keith  James,  51,  Frederick-st. 

Ketmie  A.  12,  George-st, 

Kirbv  Jeremiah,  7,  Nicolson-squdre 

Lauder  W.  P.  39,  Gcorge-st. 

Linday  Patrick,  Broughton-place 

M'Kerizic  Grieves,  11,  Queen-st. 

M'Kenzie  Kenneth,  16,  Argyle-square 

Maclai-en  David,  22,  George-st. 

IWatlean  John,  14,  Nicolson-st. 

Millar  James,  16,  Browns-square 

Monci-ieff  William,  7,  Yorlv-place 

Murdoch  James,  22,  James-square 

Oudney  Walter,  54,  Bristo-st. 

Playfair  James,  79,  Queen-st. 

Pursell  J.VV.  60,  Geoige-st. 

Reid  Alexander,  97,  Nicolson-st. 

Renton  Robert,  19,  James-square 

Ramsay  David,  16,  Shakespeare-square 

Roggerson  John,  127,  George-st, 

Sanders  James,  8,  Elder-st. 

Spens  Thomas,  13,  Horse-wynd 

Stuart  Charles,  41,  George-square. 

Thatcher  John,  16,  Elder-st. 

Thompson  John,  39,  Nicolson-square 

Thomson  John,  5,  George-st. 

Walker  A.  7,  Union-st. 

Wigton  George,  93,  Nicolson-st. 

Wilde  George,  17,  Bristo-st. 

Wright  William,  51,  Hanover-st. 

Wylie  Alexander,  25,  Quccn-st. 

Yule  J.  23,  York-place 

Tlasterers. 
Begbie  Francis,  North,  back  of  Canon-gate 
Berrie  James,  Leith-walk 
Berry  Boswell,  10,  Richmond-place 
Berry  John,  Leith  walk 
Lawson  V\illiam,  20,  Bank-st. 
See  also  Slaters. 

Platers. 
Cunninu'ham  and  Simpson,  Castle-hill 

Plumhers. 
Allen  John,  82,  Nicolson-st. 
Brodie  and  Hulme,  west  Register-st. 
Chalmers  George,  208,  Canon-gate 
Dickson  Robert,  17,  Greenside-st. 
Gibson  William,  12,  Broughton-st. 
Gilchrist  Robert,  25,  Thistle-st. 
Laing  and  Hog,  Rose-st. 
Scott  John,  19,  Shakespeare-square 

Pocket  Book  Makers. 
Butters  John,  Strickens-close,  104,  High-st 
Matthew  William,  Royal -bank-close 
Munro  James,  31,  south  Bridge-st. 
Oliver    and    Boyd,    Baron    Grauts-close^ 
High->t. 


Peattie  George,  old  Assembly-close 
Wilson  William,  233,  Higb-st. 

Porter  Dealers. 
Mackay  Hu^h,  Cellars-close,  Lawn-market 
Mackenzie  Lewis,  33,  Niddry-st. 
Potts  James,  9,  James-st. 

Printed  Furniture  Warehouses. 
Grieve  Robert,  (&  moreen)  77,  s.  Bridge-st 
Whytock  Richard  &  Co.    (and  printers)  51, 

north  Bridge-st. 

Printers,  Letter  Press. 
Blair  Sir  David   Hunter   &   John    Bruce, 

(King's  printers)31,  Blair-st. 
Abernethy  and  Walker,  old  Bank -close 
Aikman  Andrew,  5,  ])rummond-st, 
Aitchison  William,  Royal-bank-close 
Aitkcn  William,  50,  Cow-gate 
Allan  Thomas  &  Co.  265,  High-st. 
Anderson  &  Bryee,   roulis-close,42, High-st. 
Anderson  Michael,  LarJy-stairs-chjse 
Ballautyne  James  &  Co.  Pauls-work 
Balfour  and  Clarke,  Merchants-court 
Buchanan  David,  28,  Gayfiekl-square 
Caw  and  Elder,  Stamp-office-close 
Clark  J.  Merchants-court 
Constable  Archibald  &  Co.  (&  publishers) 

255,  High-st. 
Finlayson  Thomas,  19,  Simons-square 
Gibson  Joseph,  Todricks-wynd 
Hay  James  &  Co.  28,  Niddry-st. 
Jack  Andrew  and  Co.  134,  High-st. 
Johnston  and  Glass,  243,  High-st. 
John-;tone  Jn,  Strickens-close,  104,  High-st. 
Lawrie  Alex.  &  Co.  5, old  Fishmarket-close 
Lawrie  Alexander,  11,  Parliament-square 
Me:izies  Robert,  304,  Lawn-markat 
Morren  John,  12,  Greenside-st. 
Morren  John,  145,  Cow-gate 
Moir  John,  Royal  Bank-close 
Muirhead  James  and  Claud,  High-st. 
NeilJames,  12,  old  Fishmarket-close 
Neil  Patrick,  10,  old  Fish-market-close 
Oliver   and  Boyd,   (and  publishtirs)  Baron 

Grants-close,  High-st. 
Orphoot  John,  Blackfriars-wynd 
Pillans  John,  7,  James'-court, Lawn-market 
Ramsay  David  and  Son,   194,  High-st. 
Ramsay  George  &  Co, Old  Fishmarket-close 
Ritchie  John,  Blackfriars-wynd 
Ruthveu  &  Sons,  Merchants-court 
Schaw  James,  Riddells-close,  Lawn-market 
Smellie  Alexander,  Anchor-close 
Smith  James  Taylor  &  Co,  3,  Hunters-squ. 
Stevenson  Duncan  &  Co.  210,  High-st. 
Stark  John,  old  Fish-market-close 
Stewart  Charles,  old  Bank-close 
Walker  James,  Twedd.-.les-close 
Walker  &  Greig,  Parliament-stairs 
Watson  William,  51 ,  north  Bridge-st. 
Willison  Darid,  Craigs-close,  High-st. 

Print  Sellers. 
Cameron  R.  juu.   &  Co,  (&  publishers)  2, 

Bank-st. 
Mackintosh  Daniel,  49,  Prince-st. 
Marnocb  John,  32,  Prince-st. 
Professors, 
Brown  Jn.  [moral  philosophy]  f9,  Prince-st 


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Brunton  Rev.  Alexander,  D.D.  [oriental 

languages]  55jAlbany-st. 
Jameson    Robert,     [natural    history]    45, 

George-sqnare 
Leslie    John,     [natural    philosophy]     62, 

Queen-st. 
Monro  Alexander,   [anatomy]  21,George-st 
Ri'cbie  Rev.  David,  28,  Broughton-st. 
Russel    James,    [clinical    surgery]  8,    St. 

Andrews-square 

Pttblishers. 

Archibald  Constable  and  Co.  of  the  Edin- 
burgh Review,  quarterly 

Edinburgh  Philosophical  Journal,  quarterly 

Edinburgh   Medical  and  Surgical  Journal, 
quarterly 

Edinburgh  Magazine,  monthly 

Edinburgh  Farmer's  Magnzine,  quarterly 

William  Blackwood,  of  Blackwoods  Maga- 
zine,   monthly 

Christian  Instructor,  monthly 

Guthne  and  Tait  of  the  Christian  Herald, 
monthly 

James  Ballantyne  and  Co. 

Oliver  and  Boyd 

F.  Pillans,     of    the    Christian    Magazine, 
mon'hly 

Waugh   and   funes,     of     the     Edinburgh 
monthly  Rt-View 

Quill  Dressers. 

Cockburn  Robert,  12,  Lothian-st. 

Grunt  Robert,  23,  Lothian-st. 

Marshall  Thomas,  131,  West-port 

Skeaf  Joseph,  116",  Cow-gate 
Reed  Makers. 

Hume  John,  107,  West-bow 

Reid  James,  97,  Grass-market 

Ribbon  Manufacturers, 

French  Joseph,  27,  south  Bridge-st, 

Pickard  George  and  Cc.  82,  s.  Bridge-st. 

Robinson  John,  98,  south  Bridge-st. 

Ropers. 
Currie  &  Alexander,  Moray-st.  Leith-walk 
G.lmore  &  Gibson,  103,  Grass-market 
Gilmour  Robert,  112,  Grass-market 
Lindsay  George,  26,  Horse-wynd 
Mackay  Alice,  74,  Grass-market 
Newlands  Matthew,  96,  Grass-market 
Newlands  Thomas,  122,  Grass-market 
Thomson  Peter,  15,  Cross-causeway 
Thomson  Stiven,  45,  Lauriston 

Saddlers  Sf   Harness  Makers. 
Ainslie  Alexander,  12,  Prince-st. 
Anderson  Wm.  18,  Carrubber's-close 
Brockie  Alex.  4,  Bristo-st. 
Bruce  Francis,  291,  Canon-gate 
Brunton  Walter,  105,  High-st. 
Chalmers  George,  17,  St.  Patrick's-square 
Cramond  Robert,  7,  Queen's-ferry-st, 
Ewart  Robert,  63,  Prince-st. 
Gray  Robt,  120,  Grass-market 
Grieve  Robert,  43,  Nicolson-st. 
Laing  John,  11,  St.  Andrew's-st. 
Miller  Alex.  12,  Nicolson-st. 
Maxton,  Boog  &  Co.  20,  north  Bridge-st. 
Paterson  Robert,  37,  Prince-st. 


Paton  Andrew,  1,  Greenside-st. 
Sawers  Peter,  24,  Prince-st. 
Sim  Henry,  19,  Grass-market 
Walker  Andrew,  148,  West- port 
Walker  Andrew,  jnn.  21,  Grass-market 

Saddlers,  Iron  Mongers, 
Cunningham  &  Glass,  373,  High-st. 
Cunningham  &  Simpson,  Castle-hill 

Seal  Engravers. 
Butters  Lawrence,  5,  south  Bridge-st. 
Deuchar  Alex.  57,  north  Bridgc-st, 
Fraser  Wm,  174,  Pleasance 
Lothian  Maurice,  sen.  Milne-square 
M'Dowal  John,  137,  High-st. 
Watt  David,  134,  High-st. 
White  J.  &  Sons,  34,  north  Bridge-st. 

Silk   Mercers. 
Blackwood  Thos.  &  John,  108,  s,  Bridge-st. 
Cochrane  &  Maitland,  51,   south  Bridge-st 
Collins  Lucus,  85,  south  Bridge-st. 
Green  Charles  95,  south  Bridge-st. 
Johnston  &  Graham,  38,  south  Bridge-st. 
Knox  Mary,  47,  south  Bridgc-st. 
Leechman,  &  Edington,  5,  Hunter's-square 
Mackinlay   Archibald,  &  John  &  Son,  3,  s. 

Bridge-st. 
Page  G.  &  D.  37,  south  Bridge-st. 
Pickard  George  &  Co.  (wholesale)  82,   s. 

Bridge-st. 
Ramsay  James,  93,  south  Bridge-st. 
Romanes  &  Paterson,  49,    north  Bridge-st. 
Spittal  James,  84,  south  Bridge-st, 

Silk  and  Worsted  Dealers. 
Anderson  Sarah,  273,  High-st. 
Brown  Janett,  301,  High-s|. 
Crerar  Ann  &  Co.  8,  St.  Andrew's-st. 
Delmahoy  «ames,  21,  Unioii-place 
Lawson  Margaret,  63,  Prince-st. 
M'Donald  Mary&Janett,  503,  Lawn-market 
M'Donald  Helen,  61,  Prinee-st. 
Paul  Ann,  north  Bridge-terrace 
Porteous  Wm.  &  Co.  465,  Lawn-market 
Sellar  Jane,  14,  Nicolson-st. 
i  Spaldings  Isabella,  78,  Prince-st. 
Virtue  J.   &  D.  12,  Union-st. 
Wilson  Ellen,  19,  Bank-st. 

Silversmiths, 
ForrestDaniel&Sons,  opposite  Iron  Church 
Mackay  &  Cunningham,  40,  south  Bridge-st 

Silversmiths  {Working), 
Cau  Walter,  Hamilton's-foUy 
Clark  Anrirpw,  34,  Potter-row 
Clerk  Wm.  13,  Richmond-st. 
Dalgleish  Charles,  Anchor-close 
Edmoiiston  Alex.  Steveulaw's-close 
Fenwick  George,  35,  High-st. 
Home  James,  Paul's-work 
Steel  Jas.  15,  Shakespeare-square 

Skinners, 
Lawder  John,  &  Co.  Silver-mills. 

Societies, 
Royal  Society  of  Edinburgh,D.D.  Brewst«r 
Secretary 


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Royal  Cora,  of  Arcliers,  John  Linning,  Sec. 

Adelpho  Theological  Society,  George  Hen-  | 
derson,  Sec 

Astronomical     Institution     of    Edinburgh, 
Thomas  Allan,  Secretary 

Burgh  and  Parochial  Society  of  Schoolmas- 
ters, George  Irvine,  Clerk 

Caledonian  Horticultral  Society,  P.  Neill, 

Caledonian   Hunt,  Wm,   &  Henry  Hagart, 

Secretaries 
Clergy  Society,   for  the  sons  of,   J.  Bonar, 

Secretary 
Dialectic  Society,  Robert  Menzies,  Secretary 
Didactic  Society,  Jn.  M-Donald,  Secretary 
Duddingston  Curling    Society,    D,  Ewart, 

Secretary 
Ediuburgli     Booksellers     Society,    Robert 

Miller,  Secretary 
Hdiuburgh  Subscription  Library,   J.  Ward- 

rop.  Secretary 
Edinburgh     Select    Subscription    Library, 

William  George,  Secretary 
Edinburgh  Biblio  Critical  Library,  Rev.  D. 

Dickson,  jun.  Secretary 
Edinburgh  Bible  Society  ~J 

Edinburgii  Society  for  support  /  RevChris- 

of  Gaelic  Schools  VtopherAn- 

Edinburgh  Religious  Tract  So-i  derson,Sec 


f  Depositories, 

_14,RoyalEx- 

change,Wm. 

I  Arnott,  Sec- 


ciety 
Edinburgh  Bible  Society 
Edinburgh  Gaelic  School  So- 
ciety 
EdinburghMissio  n  ary  Society 
Edinburgh  S^b.SchoolUnion  , 
Forensic  Socfeiy,  A.  Haldane,  Secretary 
Golfers    (E^wburgh  company  of )   William 

WaddelwHteretary 
Golfers,  CMgrnie)  John  Cnndell,  Secretary 
Golfers,  (■Hhtsfield  Links)  P.  Finlay,  Sec. 
Golfers,  (Emnlkirgh  Burgess)  J.  Ritchie.Sec. 
Highland  Society  of  Scotland,    R,  Macdo- 

nald,  Secretary 
Institution  for  Sacred  Music,  J.  Baxter,Sec, 
Juridical  Society,  George  Graham  Bell,Sec. 
Pansophical  Society,  L.  M'Lean,  Secretary 
Philomathic  Society ,Jame8  Young,Secretary 
Physico  Chymical  Society,  David  Johnston, 

Secretary 
Pitt  Clubb",  Alexander  Moneypenny,  Sec. 
Polemical  Society,  David  Beil,  Secretary 
Scots  Law  Society,  James  Pott,W.  S.  Sec. 
Select  Society,  Hunter  Gordon,  Secretary 
Skating  Club,  Adam  Wylie,  Secretary 
Society  of  Scottish  Antiquaries,   Rev,  John 
Jamieson,  D.D.  and  Alexander  Smellie, 
Secretaries, Rev  Alexander  Brunt.on,D.D. 
Secretary  for  foreign  correspondence 
Speculative  Society,  Hugh  Bruce,  Secretary 
Theological  Society,  James  Grant, Secretary 
Theomathic  Society,  James  Cumming,  Sec. 
Wcrnciian  Natural  History  Society,  P.Neill 
Secretary 

Slaters. 
Austin  George,  Warristons-close 
Baxter  John,  18,  Low-terrace 
Clark  Jn.  Chessels-court,  240,  Canon-gate 


Darling  Thomas,  Perrys-close,  246,  Canon- 
gate 
Field  Thomas,  10,  Wardrops-court 
Knight  Geo,  Perrys-close,  246,  Canon-gate 
Notman  John,  Chalmers-close,  87,  High-st 
Rennie  James,  53,  Rose-st. 
Slater  Jonathan,  north  back  of  Canon-gate 
Souter  James,  Moflits-close 
Thomson  John,  Foulis-close,  42,  High-st. 
See  also  Plasterers. 
Smiths. 
Bain  John,  78,  Pleasance 
Begbieand  Dickson,  18,  Canal-st. 
Chalmers  David,  Water-gate 
Cormack  Daniel,  (Chalmers-close,  High-st. 
Davidson  Dick,  9,  Cross-causeway 
Gerrard  James,  north  back  of  Canon-gate 
Greenside  Company,  I,  Baxter-place 
Grey  James,  Pauls-work 
Hog  William,  14,  Richmond-place 
Lowrie  Alexander,  9,  Pauls-work 
Paterson  Andrew,  Kings-stables 
Ritchie  James,  9,  Scots-close,  Cow-gate 
Simpson  George,  Warristons-close,>  High-st, 
Thompson  Lewis,  69,  St.Mary's-wynd 
Todd  Mark,  Chalmers-close,  High-st. 

Whyte  and  Grandison,  16,  Pauls-work 

Wilson  Joseph,  Pauls-work 
Solicitors. 

Adams  John,  3,  east  Register-st. 

Adarason  John,  2,  St.  David-st. 

Anderson  James,  6,  Calton-st. 

Anderson  Michael,  6,  St.  David-st, 

Baillie  Thomas,  21,  George-st. 

Boog  Robert,  Chesssels-court,  Canon-gate 

Brashe  David,  29,  Frederick-st, 

Brown  Alexander,  13,  Bank-st. 

Cairns  Robert,  21,  Blair-st. 

Campbell  Peter,  69,  Northumberland-st. 

Cameron  Alexander,  14,  James'-court 

Carphin  George,  Minto-st. 

Carphin  George,  jun.  Parliament-square 

Chalmers  James,  Chalmers-close 

Christie  Daniel,  27,  Dundas-st, 

Cleghorn  Richard,  Aliens-close,  High-st. 

Clerk  Alexander,  18,  Brown's-square 

Clyne  David,  25,  James'-square 

Cook  John,  5,  Drummond-st. 

Crombie  Andrew,  10,  Wardrops-court 

Dalrymple  William,  Nelson-st. 

Dinning  John,  52,  Albany-st. 

Donaldson  James,  3,  Frederick-st. 

Duncan  Archibald,  13,  James-st. 

Duncan  Thomas,  10,  Parliament-square 

Ellis  William.  13,  Albany  st. 

Ewing  George,  121,  Prince-st. 

Feggans  James,  118,  Wes.t-bow 

Finlayson  John,  3,  Parliament-square 

Forrest  David,  8,  Dundas-vst. 

Forsyth  Alexander,  20,  Forth-st. 

Fraser  Francis,  7,  Drummond-st, 

Gemmell  James,  18,  Dundas-st. 

Gifford  Alexander,  10,  Parliament-square 
Gilloo  James,  .35,  Leith-st. 

Gleed  John,  6,  Baxters-place 
Gordon  George,  2,  George-st, 
Gordon  Charles,  50,  Frederick-st. 


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Grant  Dougal,  25,  York-place 

Grant  Natban,  21,  New-st. 

Gray  John,  10,  Hanover-st. 

Gray  Hugrh,  13,  Bank-st. 

Guild  A.  47,  great  King-st. 

Haldan  .lolin,    6  St.  David-st. 

HalkerstonPeter,3,  Hanover-st. 

Hathorn  James,  34,  Broughton-st. 

Horn  William,  1,  Park-st. 

Howison  William,  jiin,  9,  Nicolson-square 

Johnston  John,  jun.  1,  George-st. 

Johnston  Thomas,  97,  Albany-row 

Johnston  William,  5,  Union-place 

Jones  John,  45,  Hanover-st. 

Lang  Jamps,  Sellars-close 

Liddle  James,  11,  Bank-st. 

Little  W.  M.  5,  Union-st. 

Lockliart  Robert,  (and  Proctor  to  the  high 
court  of  Admiralty)  10,  ^arliament-sq^u. 

Lothian  Maurice,  Milne-square 

M'Andrew  John,  4,  James-square 

M'Gowan  Daniel,  17,  James-square 

M'Gregor  John,  2,  Greenside-place 

Mack  J.  S.  33,  Dundas-st. 

M'Kinnon  Hugh,  16    Broughton-placc 

M'Nab  Francis  M.  16,  Parliament:square 

M'Robin  James,  11,  Browns-square 

Martin  William,  21,  Broughton-place 

Meikle  James,  12,  Royal  Exchange 

Menzies  John,  101,  George-st. 

Mill  George,  3,  Parliament-square 

Miller  James,jun.22,  Rose-st, 
Mitchell  David,  300,  Lawn-market 
Moffat  William,    17,  Argyle-square 
Napier  George,  33,  Albany-row 
OrmstonJohn,  20,  Browns-square 
Orr  John,  59,  York-place 
Parker  John,  8,  Marys-pl^ce 
Peat  John,  11,  Forth-st. 
Playfair  Robert,  St.  Atjf^s-yarcj 
Pollock  William,  47,  Hanover-st. 
Ponton  Alexander,  22,  Castl^-st. 
Prentice  Richard,  112,  Prince-st. 
Ranken  James,  22,  Nicolson-st^ 
Ranken  Robert,  Morocco-close 
Ranken  James,  Morrocco-st. 
Ritchie  William,  22,  Nicolson-st. 
Robertson  N.  W.  2,  Dundas-st. 
Scott  and  Rymer,  13,  Bank-st. 
Simson  George,  3,  Parliament-close 
Simson  William,  6,  James-court 
Small  James,  17,  Howe-st. 
Smith  James,  7,  Drummond-st. 
Smith  William,  33,  Gayficld-square 
Stevenson  Alexander,  33,  Albany-st. 
Stivens  Apdrew,  7,  James-court 
Stewart  James,  13,  James-square 
Stewart  Robert,  423,  Lawn-market 
Stewart  Thomas,  Gossfords-close 
Tawse  John,  York-place 
Taylor  James,  1,  James-st. 
Turner  James,  3,  St,  David-st. 
Watsom  George,  1 ,  Nelson-st. 
Watson  Samuel,  35,  Hanover-st. 
Welsh  Robert,  17,  Howe-st. 
Whyte  John,  4,  Christian-st. 
Wight  James,  322,  Lawn-market 
Wi^oa  Charles,  24,  GreeDside-plac« 


Wright  Thomas,  82,  Rose-st. 
Young  John,  14,  Gayfield-squar« 

Spirit  Dealers, 

Adair  James,  2,  Blair-st, 

Aitken  Thomas,  2,  Tldslle-st. 

Allan  John,  1,  St.  Andrews-st. 

Allan  George,  56,  Cow-gate 

/Clstrn  William,  108,  Rose-st. 

Alston  Hugh,  20,  West-port 

Alston  Gideon,  108,  Rose-st. 

Amos  Richard,  121,  High-st, 

Anderson  Nathan,  32,  George-st. 

Anderson  James,  43,  Candlemaker-row 

Anderson  John,  3,  Richmond-st. 

Artiott  Peter  and  Co.  5,  Wesl-bow 

Bain  and  Co.  Carnegie-st. 

Baird  David,  jun.  13,  Niddry-st. 

Baird  Robert,  69,  High-st. 

Baird  John,  291,  Canon-gate 

Balmain  John,  7,  foot  of  Caftoa 

Bell  John,  45,  Nicol  on-st. 

Black  William,  21,  Canon-gate 

Blackie  Thomas,  98,  High-st, 

Bradbrook  Richard,  21,  Frederick-st. 

Brown  William,  Infirmary-st. 

Brown  John,  69,  Grass-market 

Buchanan  John,  78,  Grass-market 

Budge  David  and  Co.  220,  High-st. 

Burton  Alexander,  13,  VVest-bow 

Calder  John,  205,  Cow-gate 

Christie  William,  167,  Canon-gata 

Cooper  James,  76,  High-st, 

Coutts  John,  269,  Canon-gate 

Craig  James,  145,  Rose-st. 

Craig  Andrew,  174,  Cow-gate 

Cumming  Arclnbald,  19,  St.  Marys-wynd 

Cunningham  James,  144,  Cow-gate 

Currie  Robert,  2.  Niddry-st. 

Davidson  George,    147,  High-st.  343   and 

266,  Canou-gate 
Demaus  Robert,  62,  Buecleuch-st. 
Dow  James,  7,  St.  Audrews-st. 
Downs  and  Peckett,  43,  High-st. 
Drummond  James,  34,  Castle-st. 
Elder  Alexander,  48,  West-port 
Ferguson  John,  239,  Cow-gate 
Ferguson  Robert,  5,  Richmond-st. 
FoiTest  Thomas,  48,  Grass-market 
Fraser  John,  10,  Drumraond-st. 
Fraser  Daniel,  439,  Lawn-market 
Fraser  Hugh,  164,  Cow-gate 
French  Walter,  214,  High-st. 
Gardner  James,  West-port 
Gay  Peter,  2,  Dnimmond-st. 
Gould  and  Henderson,  2i,  Blair-st. 
Grant  D.  and  W.  49,  Cow-gate 
Gray  Janett,  1,  Niddry-st, 
Gray  James,   339,  Canon-gate,   and  372, 

Lawn-market 
Gray  James,  328,  Lawn-market 
Grierson  James,  9,  Horse-wynd 
Grieve  John,  Low  Calton 
Hamilton  Archibald,  523,  Castle-hill 
Harley  Robert,  1 ,  Carnegie-st. 
Hislep  Jam''s,  Milne-square 
Hislop  Alexander,  7,  Richmond-st. 
Hodge  Samuel,  245,  Cow-gate 


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Hume  William,  5,  Macdoiigal-st. 

Hunter  William,  198,  Hi-h-st. 

Hunter  John  and  Co.  44,  George-st, 

Hunter  Thomas,  4,  Oow-gate-liead 

Inp,leby  David,  29,  Greenslde-st. 

Inglis  A  idrew,&2.  Grass-market 

Innis  William,  71,  Nicolson-st. 

Jamieson  Gilbert  and  Son,  82,  Grass-market 

Ke'gan  Thomas,  1,  St.  David-st. 

Kemp  Hiisjh,  'li'j'S,  Canon-gate 

Lairil  John,  298,  Lawn-market 

Leckie  and  Kay,  209,  Cow-gate 

Linn  Henry,  82,  Canon-gate 

Little  John,  302,  Lawn-market 

Lockhavt  Wiiliam,  108,  Grass-market 

Lyon  .lonathan,  1,  Ma.ket-st. 

Maca-ra  and  Co.  Water-gate 

M'Douald  John,  Blackfiiars-wynd 

M-Donald  William,  13,  Richmond-place 

Marfarline  Alexander,  1,  Infirmary-st, 

M'Gill  T!ioma«,  24,  Potter-row 

M'Glashan  Peter,  4,  Bank-st. 

M'Intosh  Duncan,  I,  James-place 

M ' Kay  T.   Bl  ickfriais- wy nd 

Macl<ay  Daviil,  29,  Niudr^'-st. 

M'Kcnzie  Margaret,  Blackfriars-wynd 

M'Kenzie  Aloxamier,  148,  Cow-gate 

M'Kenzie  John,  96,  Low  Calton 

M'l/.r.'n  John,  43,  Canon-gate 

M'  Laren  Charles  and  Co.  35,  Grass-market 

M'Leod  Johii,  266,  Lawn-market 

M'N'ab  Francis,  (i.  Summer-hall 

M'Nanghtan  Peter,  186,  Canoa-gate 

Maffan  Michael,  22,  Dundas-st. 

Malcolm  John,  38,  Fountain-bridge 

Mann  James,  372,  Castle-hill 

Marniel  John,  3,  Parliament-square 

MilneJohn,  151,  Pleasance 

Morison  John,  75,  High-st. 

Morisori  Murdock,  41,  West-bow 

Morris  James,  4,  Catherine-st. 

Morrison  Donald,  196,  Cow-gate 

Mortimer  William,  323,  Canon-gate 

Mossman  Robert,  38,  Patter-row 

Munro  James,  372,  Castle-hill 

Murray  David,  little  King-st, 

Murray  John,  71.  York-place 

Murray  James,  321,  Canon-gate 

Noble  John,  9,  Richmond-place 

Ogilvie  William,  315,  Canon-gate 

Paul  John,  53,  Candlemaker-row 

Peck  William,  309,  Canon-gate 

Potts  Heniy  and  William,  22,  Catberine-st, 

Pow  Robert,  152,  Pleasance 

Reston  John,  6,  Market-st. 

Robertson  Jane,  5,  Richmond-st. 

Robertson  William,  290,  Canon-gate 

Robertson  Robert,  245,  High-st. 

Robinson  Jane,  185,  Cow-gate 

Ross  William,  89,  West-bow 

Scotland  John,  Water-gate 

Scrymgeour  William,  70,  Cow-gate 

Stewart  Alexander,  5,  Canon-gate 

Stewart  Allan, 44,  Cross-causeway 

Stewart  James,  15.4,  Cow-gate 

Stewart  Alexander,  188,  Cow-gate 

Stewart  John,  78,  West-bow 


Stewart  John,  2,  Dundas-st. 

;Sudden  John,  103,  Cow-gate 

Sutherland  David,  316,  Lawn-market     , 

Taykir  Ebenezer,  6,  Horse-wyud 

Turner  George,  k  Horse- wynd 

Wallace  Jane,  333,  Canon-gate 

Watson  George,  18,  Clerk-st. 

Wharton  George  Mason,  241,  Canon-gate 

Wilson  Dugald,  23,  Bank-st. 

Wilson  Charles,  22,  Clerk-st. 

Wilson  Peter,  45,  Leith-st. 

Wilson  John,  12,  Catherine-st. 

Young  John,  25,  Candlemaker-row 

See  also  Grocers  and   Spirit  Dealers,   and 

Wine,  &c.  Merchants. 

Stationers. 

Cadell  William  and  Co.  13,  Royal  Exchange 

Cameron  R.  jun.  and  Co.  2,  Bank-st. 

Dickson  James  and  Co.  Milne-square 

Nasmyth  Alexander   and   Co.   (wholesale) 
377,  High-st. 

Scott  J.  10,  Bank-st. 

See  also  Booksellers  and  Stationers 
Stay  and  Corset  Makers, 

Croley  John,  13,  St.  David-st. 

DraflFen  Martha,  64,  Prince-st. 

Dryer  Hermin,  68,  Pnnce-st. 

Foulis  Agnes  and  Elizabeth,  5,  Milne-squ. 

L5-all  John,  42,  Prince-st. 

Schultze  Frederick,    (and  habit)  2,  Water- 
loo-place, ana  11,  St.  Andrews-square 

Sharp  Ellen,  28,  Hanover-st. 

Young  Robert,  95,  Prince-st. 

Stocking  Manufacturers. 

Blair  Robert,  Blythes-close,  Castle-kill 

College  Joshua,  7,  west  Nicolson-st. 

Gibson  Jane  and  Son,  Sciennes 

Lawrie  Joseph,  24,  High-st. 

M'Naughton  Alexander,  Water-gate 
Stoneware  JDealers% 

Balfour  Margaret,  81,  West-bow 

Fraser  John,  190,  Cow-gate 
Jardine  Thomas,  60,  Potter-row 
M'Donald  Donald,  32,  Candlemaker-row 
Murphy  Thomas,  2,  Cow-gate-head 

Penny  G.  20,  Bristo-st. 

Ritchie  Margaret,  84,  West-port 
Sheppard  James,  23,  Frederick-st. 
Smeal  Mark,  35,  Candlemaker-row 
Thomson  James,  40,  Rose-st. 

See  also  Earthenware  Dealers. 
Straw  Hat  Makers. 
Archer  Jane,  8,  north  Brtdge-st. 
Archer  Elizabeth,  2,  High-terrace 
Christie  Ellen,  45,  Prince-st. 
Clarke  J.  142,  High-st. 
Crow  Agnes,  43,  Prince-st. 
Fry  and  Chapman,  20,  Catherine-st. 
Grieve  Thomas,  35,  Nicolson-square 
Leslie  John,  31,  south  Bridge-st. 
M'Lean  C.  Writers-court,  High-st. 
Mitchell  and  Herriot,  35,  Prince-st. 
Shirley  James,  35,  Nicolson-st. 
Smith  James,  2,  north  Bridge-st. 
Stirling  Martha,  21,  Frederick-st. 
Sutherland  M.  8,  Calton  -st. 


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Surgeons,  Apothecaries  ^  Druggists, 

Apothecaries  Hall,  George  Cliej-ne,  60,  north 

Bridge-st. 
Abeixrombie  John,  19,  York-place 
Alexander  T.  and  J.  5,  Grass-market 
Alexander  Henry,  175,  Canon-gate 
Alexander  Thomas,  76,  Lawriston-place 
Allan  Robert,  24,  George-st- 
Allison  Edward  D.  Leith-walk 
Ballingall  George,  4,  Howe-st. 
Barker  John,  25,  Elder-st. 
Barr  Robert,  17,  Bristo-st. 
Batchelor  Thomas,  52,  Cross-causeway 
Bathgate  William,  6,  James-st. 
Begg  William,  10,  Nicolson-st. 
Bell  Joseph,  29,  St.  Andrews-square 
Bell  George,  23,  St.  Andrews-square 
Benvey  J.  R.  17,  Dundas-st. 
Black  Alexander,  227,  High  st. 
Blyth  Alexander,  "91,  Canon-gate 
Brown  Benjamin,  10,  Nicolson-st. 
Brown  William,  46,  Hanover-st. 
Bryce  James,  19,  St.  Andrews-st. 
Brvden  James,  17,  Bank-st. 
Burt  Robert,  9,  Bank-st. 
Caird  John,  31,  Nicolson-st. 
Cameron  James,  259,  High-st. 
Campbell  D.  9,  Picardy- place 
Cockburn  Alexander,  104,  George-st. 
Craigie  David,  30,  Hanover«st. 
CrightonW.andJ.  10,  Calt6h-st. 

Cuming ,  4,  Richmond-st 

Dassauville  Nieol.  23,  St.  Andrews-st. 
Davidson  David,  55,  Candlemaker-row 
Davidson  Samuel,  17,  Charles-st, 
Dempster  John,  52,  High-st. 
Dixon  Thomas,  7,  Duke-st. 
Elliot  Ralph,  12,  Hill-place 
Ferguson  E.  L.  S,  east  Register-st. 
Fyt'e  Andrew,  Adams-square 
Fyfe  Andrew,  jun.  3,  Hay's-st. 
Gairdener  John,  50,  Hanover-st. 
Gall  andSibbald,  119,  Nicolson-st. 

Gardner  James,  52,  Georn'e-rst. 

Gillespie  Alexander,  30,  Vorlv-place 

Greig  E.  21,  Broughton-st. 

Hamilton  W,  B.  166,  High-st. 

Hastie  Alexander,  (R.N.)  30,  Gilmore-place 

Hay  David,  67,  Georgc-st. 

Henderson  Margaret,  63,  Nicolson-st. 

Hunter  Adam,  47,  Queen-st. 

Inglis  Andrew,  16,  Parliament-square 

Johnston  John,  G3,  south  Bi-idge-st, 

Johnston  Henry,  88,  Prince-st. 

Kennedy  Charles,  8,  Catherine-st. 

Laudalc  David,  west  Kirk-manss 

Laurie  W.E.  14,  Richmond-st. 

Laurie  Alexander,  11,  Buccleuch-place 

Laurie  Swinton,  3,  Ekler-st. 

Law  James,  38,  York-place 

Lindsay  Andrew,  26,  Broughton-st. 

Lision  Robert,  56,. Geoige -St. 

Lizers  John,  6,  George-st. 

Lothian  Thomas,  102,  Prince-st. 

Lynch  Wilham,  21,Lothian-st. 

M'Cleish  John,  West-church 

M'Fariane  John  F.  Vod,  High-st. 
M'Keazie  Kenneth  114,  High-st. 


M'Kenzie  William,  2,  Richmond-st. 

Mackie  Charles,  17,  Frederick-st. 

Mackie  James,  74,  Prince-st. 

Masson  James,  26,  George-st. 

Mein  John,  39,  Leith-st. 

Mein  John,  60,  Buccleuch-st. 

Milner  J.  D.  192,  High-st. 

Moffat  William,  53,  Nicolson-st. 

Moir  James,  21,  Blair-st. 

Moncrieff  and  Cooper,  17,  north  Bridge-st. 

Nasmyth  Robert,  2],  St.  Andrews-square 

Newbigging  Robert,  18,  St.  Andrews-square 

Nivison  J.  F.  19,  Gayfield-square 

Ogilvie  John,  184,  Canon-gate 

Page  Andrew,  84,  High-st. 

Penman  Daniel,  1 0,  Cow-gate-head 

Pringle  William,  1,  great  King-st. 

Ramsay  John  Stewart,  9,  St.  David-st. 

Richardson  James,  25,  Leith-st. 

Richmond  Robert,  10,  Elder-st. 

Ross  Adolphus,  27,  George-st. 

Russell  James,  8,  St.  Andrews-squay^ 

Schaw  Daniel,  Warristons-close 

Scott  William,  17,  George-st. 

Scott  James,  35,  Broughton-st. 

Scott  Robert,  100,  south  Bridge-st. 

Sibbald  George,  Gossfords-close 

Sibbald  John  R.  119,  Nicolson-st. 

Sidey  Charles,  33,  Hanover-st. 

Simson  James,  34,  Hanover-st. 

Snodgrass  William,  238,  Canon-gate 

Steel  Andrew,  84,  High-st. 

Tait  Walter,  61,  Bristo-st. 

Thomson  Adam,  10,  Unipn-st. 

Thomson  David,  Clerk-st. 

Turnbull  William,  old  Assembly-close 

Turner  J.  W.  3,  St.  David-st. 

Tweedie  Alexand,er,  16,  Nicolson-st, 

Valence  William,  15,  Elder-st. 

Walker  John,  14,  Rankeillor-st, 

Walker  Allen  Briggs,  65,  south  Bridge-st. 

Walker  David,  7,  Donaldsons-close 

Wardrop  Andrew,  7,  Hanover-st. 

Watt  George,  20,  Clyde-st. 

White  Peter,  1,  Charles-st. 

White  George,  19,  Buccleuch-place 

White  James,  5,  Windmill-st^ 

Williamson  and  Wilkie,  249,  High-st. 

Williamson  Alexander,  10,  Parliament-squ. 

Wilson  George,  5,  Horse-wynd 

Wishart  J.  43,  York-place 

Wood  Andrew,  25,  Hanover-st. 

Wood  George,  15,  Heriot-row 

Wood  William,  22,  Hanover-st. 

Young  William,  97,  Nicolson-st. 

Young  John,  23,  James-square 

Zeigler  Alexander,  14,  St.  Patrick^st. 
Siirveyors. 

Ainslie  J.  58,  Nicolson-st.  . 

Anderson  James,  (land)  90,  Prince-st, 

Bell  John,  (land)  4,  Greenside-st. 

Brodie  Andrew,  18,  Potter-row 

Brown  Roliert,  82,  Rose-st. 

Buchanan  George,  (land)  l,west  Nicolson-st 

Bushby  Jn.  (mineral)  3,  Orchardfield-place 

Cameron  Colin,  Queensberry-yard 

Crawford  William,  sen.  18,  St.  PatridiSrsqu;. 

C'rawlord  D^vid,  (land)  18,  St.  Patrick- st. 


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Davidson  Alexander,  94,  Prince-st. 
Duff  John,  (land)  10,  Catherine-st 
Forrest  William,  (land)  10,  Charlotte-st. 
Grainger  Thomas,  (land)  Milnes-court 
Hay  John,  10,  Catherine-st. 
Johnston  A.  28,  Greenside-st. 
Johnston  Christopher,(bu)ldings)28,Clyde-st 
Johnston  John,  (land)  4,  Lauristons-lane 
Johnston  VVm.   (laud)  7,  Brown's-sq. 
Leslie  &  Son,  (land  and  buildings)  1,  Her- 
mitage-place 
RaeburnJohu,  (house)  10,  Market-st. 
Ried  Robert,  72,  George-st. 

Tailors,   Merchant. 
Blackwood  Robert,  4,  south  College-st. 
Brown  David,  27,  Greenside-st. 
Cameron  Donald,  20,  George-st. 
Cameron  John,  66,  north  Bridge-st. 
Cockburn  Peter,  8,  south  CoUege-st. 
Drummond  Robert,  2,  Nicolson-st. 
Fraser  Richard,  15,  Shakespeare-sq. 
Grierson  Andrew,  5,  Hanover-st, 
Hill  John,  7,  Greenside-place 
Jamieson  Alex.  26,  Lotliian-st, 
Kerr  Thomas,  9,  south  College-st. 
Leitch  John,  14,  Greenside-place 
M'Diarmid  Archibald,  63,  north  Bridge-st. 
M'Gregor  John,  11,  Greenside-st. 
M'Lennan  John,  22,  Greenside-st. 
Preston  Alex,  8,  Union-st. 
Purvis  VVm.  46,  Prince-st. 
Richardson  Thomas,  5,  Prince-st. 
Ross  Win.  1,  St.  Atidrcw'a-st. 
Scaifeand  Sons,  75,  Prince-st. 
Smith  David,  16,  Shakespeare-sq. 
Sutherland  Thomas,  23,  Nicolson-st, 
Thompson  David,  39,  Prince-st. 
Treasurer  Kenneth,  10,  High-terrace 

Tailors  Sf  Habit  Makers 
Alison  James,  51,  north  Bridge-st. 
Alison  John,  118,  High-st. 
Andrew  George,  134,  High-st. 
Archibald  B.  and  Sons,  17,  Greenside-st. 
Arthur  Jonathan,  25,  west  Register-st. 
Bain  John,  150,  High-st, 
Banks  Wm.   12,  Catherine-st. 
Boyack  Alex,  8,  south  Bridge-st. 
Burck  George,  24,  west  Register-st. 
Burnett  John,  10,  Lothian-st. 
Chambers  John,  16,  south  bridge-st. 
Cockburn  Samuel,  69,  George-st. 
Craig  Thomas,  369,  High-st, 
Ciaig  John,  23,  Jf.mes-square 
Craig  John,  1,  James-sq. 
Cushnie  George,  48,  Prince-st. 
Dietrichsen  A.  13,  St.  David-st. 
Draffen  William,  65,  Prince-st. 
Ferguson  John,  1,  Hunter's-ssq. 
Fisher  Alex.  219,  High-st. 
Fountaine  Anthony,  3,  east  Register-st. 
Giiy  John,  16,  Lotbian-st. 
Grant  James,  1,  Hunter's-square 
Grower  John,  277,  High-st. 
Guthrie  John,  1,  St.  David-st. 
Hamilton  Alex.  15,  Hill-place 
Hamilton  Thomas,  5,  Nicolson-st. 


Hatton  David,  1,  Charles-st. 

Hay  James,  12,  Parliament-square 

Heslop  John,  17,  south  College-st. 

Hood  James,  6,  Richmond-place 

Kemp  Alex.  24,  Lothian-st. 

King  Duncan,  5,  east  Register-st. 

Laing  Archibald  C.  4,  Hill-place 

Lyall  Alex.  Milne-square 

M'Alpin  William,  7,  Leith-st. 

M'Intosh  James,  4,  Greeuside-st. 

M'Leish  Wm.  35,  south  Bridge-st. 

Maclure  Hugh,  2,  north  Bank-st. 

M'Pherson  John,  11,  St,  Andrew-st. 

Malcolm  James,  21,  Leith-st. 

Napier  and  Hamilton,  5,  St.  David-st. 

Orrock  Charles,  90,  Prince-st. 

Ross  Robert,  9,  St.  Andre\T-st. 

Russell  William,  45,  Rose-st. 

Syme  John,  63,  Frederick-st. 

Thomson  Edward  and  Son,  6,  e.  Register-st 

Thomson  Hugh,  24,  Nicolson-st. 

Vallcncc  George,  2,  Rcgent's-bridge 

Wilkie  John,  6,  Hanover-st. 

Young  Alexander,  4,  I)rnmmond-st. 

Tnlloiv  Chandlers, 
Bathgate  Simon  &  Co.  Cowan's-close,  Crois- 

causeway 
Cia-rick  Andrew,  King's-stables 
Cavrick  Andrew,  7,  Potter-row 
Charles  John,  167,  High-st, 
Cochrane  George,  123,  Grass-market 
Cowan  John,  83,  Cow-gate 
Cowan  William,  93,  High-st. 
Douglas  Alexander,  461,  Lawn-market 
Edinburgh  &  Leith,  Caudle  Co.  40,Terrace 
Gaerdiier  William,  145,  High-st. 
Hunter  Peter,  92,  West-Port 
Keddie  Beatrice,  14,  Hanover-st. 
Logan  John   141,  Grass-market 
Rae  John,  31,  High-st. 
Rough  James,  80,  Nicolson-st. 
Sanderson  William,  18,  Hanover-st. 
Whyte  John,  89,  Nicolson-st. 
Whyte  John,  7,  Greenside-st. 

Tanners. 
Alexander  and    Co.  s.  back  of  Canon-gate 
Boake  Allan,  West-port 
Boake  George,  West-port 
Bryce  Robert,  West-port 
Charles  Matthew,  s.  back  of  Canon-gate 
Comb  Abraham,  West-port 
Grindley  John,  Wesi-port 
Lindsay  James,  Main-point 
Swan  John,  West-port 

Tavern  Keepers,  Vintners,  8f  Publicans, 

Anderson  Robert,  285,  High-st. 
Ballantyne    Archibald,    (Royal  Oak)    115 

High-st. 
Ballantyne  Robert.  9,  Grass-market 
Beattie  William,  Anchor-close 
Berthelins  Lewis,  Stamp-Oflice-close 
Bishop  James,  Bishop's-close,  Cow-gate 
Boyd  James,  13,  Calton-st. 
Brodie  James,  Carrubber's-close 
Bradford  Wm,  (Rose  and  Thistle)  Dunbars- 

close,  Lawn-market 


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Brasb  John,  Parliament-close 
Brown  Andrew,  [Britannia]   7,  Leith-st. 
Brown  James,  23,  Flesh-market-close 
Brown  Ellen,  Flesb-inarket-close 
Buchanan  Thomas,  159,  Cow-gate 
Calder  Christiaua,  Gossford's-close,  Lawn- 
market 
Christie  Hugh,  419,  Lawn-Market 
Cliland  Robert,  coach   and   horses]    south 

back  of  Cannon-gate 
Connolly  Philip,  220,  Cow-gate 
Cowan  Hyames,  [Britannia]   Trunks-close, 

55,  High-st. 
Cuthbertson  Agnes,  (Red-Lion)  6,  Prince-st 
Dewer  John,  Covenant-close,  162,  High-st. 
Diarmid  Angus,  (Ked-Liou)  8,  Pleasance 
Don  Alex.  21,  Shakespeare-square 
Duff  Alex.  Bnll's-close,  High-st. 
Dunbar  VVm,  181,  Cow-gate 
FergusonFergus, Cellars-close, Lawn-market 
Ferguson  Archibald,  6,  Register-st. 
Fontane  Joseph,  22,  James-st. 
Fortune  Andrew,  9,  west  Nicolson-st, 
Fraserand  Co.  Halkerston's-vvynd,  High-st 
Gifford  Alexander,  258,  Canon-gate 
Gordon  Francis,  James-court,  Lawn-market 
Gordon  Margt.  Halkerston's-wynd  High-st 
Gow  Henry,  Flesh-market-close 
Grant  D«niel,  Anchor-close 
Grieve  Jas  [Lord  Duncan]  180,  Canon-gate 
GunnGeo.(Sir  R.Ab'»rcromhie)40,  West-bow 
Haldenby  George,  51,  north  Bridge-st. 
HardieJohn,  Gossford's-close,  Lawn-market 
Hepburn  Robert,  Morrison's-close 
Hirst  James,  13,  Society 
Hodge  John  Saml.  3,  Cross-causeway 
Hood  John,  64,  Thistle-st. 
Hunter  Mary,  227.  High-st. 
Johnson  James,  106,  Grass-market 
Johnston  Geo.    (Edinburgh  and  Leith)  2, 

Union-st. 
Johnston  Alexander,  197,  Cow-gate 
Johnston  John,  10,  Shakespeare-square 
Kay  Edmund,  34,  north  Bridge-st. 
Kay  Janaes,  116,  Grass-market 
Lamb  James,  47,  Bristo-st. 
Leadbeater  VVm.  19,  Fiesh-market  close 
Lindsay  James,  [White  Hart]  Grass-market 
Lowrie  Andrw.  [Rob  Roy]  Carrubber's-close 
M'Bean  Wm.  BuU's-close,  High-st. 
M 'Donald  Donald,  201,  Cow-gate 
M'Gill  Jane,  Flesh-market-close 
M'Gilvray  Angus,  old  F<ank-close 
Mackay  Jas,  [Wellington]  27,  High-st. 
M'Kenzie  Jn.  &  Co.  19,F'esh-niarket-close 
M'kenzie  Murdoch,  348,  Castle-hill 
M'Kenzie  Donald,  121,  Cow-gate 
M'Kinnon  Mary,  82,  south  Bridge-st. 
M'Laren  Alex.  5,  Niddiy-st. 
M'Lean  Daniel,  [Ship]  Carrubber's-close 
M'Leod  John,  373,  High-st 
Macneil  Thomas,5,  Flesh-market-close 
M'Phael  Myles,  4,  Rose-st. 
Macpherson  Angus,  Carrubber's-close 
Malcolm  Thomas,  Gavinlochs-land 
Maun  Jdmes,  old  Post-Office-close 
MarshallWm.  Flesh-market-close 


Maxton  Frances,  old  Fish -market-close 
Mellor  Peter,  Flesh-market-close 
Menzies  James,  11,  Waterloo-place 
Miller  John,  Abbey 

Mitchell    Mary,    Wardrop's-court,    Lawn- 
market 
IVJorrison  Hugh,  (Albion)  19,  west  Register-st 
Muir  William,  29,  Prince-st, 
Murray  Ellon,  16,  Parliament-square 
Murray  George,  90,  Grass-market 
Nesbit" Peter,  173,  High-st. 
Palfrey  Ctuis.  [King's  Head]  20,  Cow-gate 
Patterson  Isabella. Warriston's-close,High-st 
Pearson  Alice,  247,  Canon-gate 
Pratt  Elizabeth,  Sandlind's-close,  High-stj 

Pringle  Mary,  86,  south  Bridge-st. 

Redpath  James    137,  High-st. 

Reid  Margaret,  11,  Candlemakeir-roifr 

Reid  Christiana,  82,  south  Bndge-st. 

Reid  John,    118,  C'anon-gate 

Richards  Wm.  [Union]  15,  Leith-st, 

Roberts  J.  [St.  Andrews]  Rose-st. 

Robertson  Alex.  15,  Catherine-st. 

Robfrtson  Robt.  4,  Parliament-square 

Rol)ertson  Jane,  185,  Cow-gate 

Robinson  John,  1,  High-st. 

Rooke  David,  16,  Flesh-market-close 

Rowley  Wm.  13,  Terrace-stairs 

Russell  Robert,  east  Market-st. 

Scott  James,  n.  back  of  Canon-gate 

Scott  lavid,  14,  Flesh-market-close 

Scott  Robert,  18,  Flesh-tnarket-close 

Searcy  William,  18,  Hanover-st. 

Small  Archibald,  1,  Grass-market 

Smith  Wm.  (Black  Bullj  142,  Grass-market 

Smith  Wm.  5,  Thistb-st, 

Steel  John,  s.  back  of  Canon-gate 

Stevenson  John,  11,  Abbey 

Stevenson  John,  327,  Canon-gate 

Stewart  Robert,  Waterloo-place 

Stewart  David,  9,  C:  rrubber's-elose 

Stiven  Robert,  1 1 ,  Clyde-st. 

Stratton  Charles,  Flesh-market-close 

Tristram  Joseph,  150,  High-st. 

Ure  John,  [Cross  Keys]  346,  Castle-hill 

Walker  Gilbert,  350,  Castle-hill 

Watson  Isabella,  old  Post-Office-close 

Webley  Joseph,  Dixon's-dose,  High-st, 

White  Andrew,  2,  Hill-place 

Whiteman  James,  64,  Nicolson-st. 

Wilkie  Mary,  229,  High-st. 

Wilson  George,   Sandiland'.s-close,  High-st. 

Young  William,  209,  Higb-st. 
Tcaeherx. 

Alois!  Bernardo,  [Italian]  17,  George-st. 
Anderson  James,  82,  s.  Bridge-st. 
Baillio  M.  [French]  50,  George-st. 
Brement  Charles,  (Frenthj  36,  George-st. 
Brown  Wm    121,  Prince-st. 
Bruce  Chas.  (Mathematics)  54,  s.  Bridge-st 
Carlyle  T.   and  G.    (Fancy  Painting)    28j 

Dundas-st. 
Cassie  Jas.  (Italian  and  French)  17,  James- 
square 
Christie  Jas.  (Mathematics)  7,  Infirmary-s* 
Dick  David,  (Drawing)  8,  s.  Bridge-st. 
Foggo  David,  (English)  10,  Elder-at. 


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FyfeGeo.  M'  Quin,  17,  Bristo-st. 

Gardiner  Rev.  D.  D.  59,  York-place 

Hallard  N,  M.  [French]  20,  George-st. 

Kinniburgh  Robert,  [deaf  and  dumb  institu- 
tion] Cliessell's-court,  240,  Canon-gate 

Knighf  Geo.  10,  George-st. 

Lindsay  Geo.  30,  Hanover-st. 

Lottiiii ,  [Italian]  48,    Frederick-st. 

M'DonaldJ.  G.  306,  Lawn-market 

Nichol  Rnhprt,  505,  Lawn-market 

Noble  Jamt's,  2,  Davies-place 

Noble  Ju,  [Mathematics]  2,  Druinmond-st 

Reid  .John,  97,  Nicolson-st. 

Senebier  and  Roux,  [French]  9,  George-st. 

S'irrene  Gabriel,  [French]  17,  George-st. 

Wells  Geo.  [French]  4,  St.  David-st. 

Wilson  V\'m.  Nicolson-square 

Wilson  John,  (Elocution]  15,  Leith-st. 
Tea  Dealers. 

Arnott  Peter  &  Co.  107,  s.  Bridge-st 

Forbes  Peter  and  Co,  north  College-st. 

Pillens  Edgar,  35,  south  Bridge-st. 

ScoulrrJohn,  1,  Mound-place 

Sievwright  Andrew,  102,  High-st. 

Thomson  Robert,  8,  Merchant-st. 

Thorburn    Wm.  102,  High-st. 
Timber  3Ierchants, 

Kirkham  John,  Broughton-st. 

Miller  William,  Leith-walk 

Tod  Andrew  and  Geo. Mint,  and  252,  Cow- 
gate 

Tin  Plate  Workers. 

Callam  Geo.  13,  Greenside-place 

Cay  John,  4,  Greenside-place 

Cockburn  Robert,  15,  Hanover-st. 

Cormie  David,  132,  Canon-gate 

Douglass  William,  46,  Cow-gate 

Gilles  Jas.  15,  St.  David-st. 

Glass  Jas.  [and  lamp  maker]  15,  Blair-st. 
Gre.cnside  Company,  [and  braziers]  Baxter- 
place 

Hanter  David,  38,  Nicolson-st. 
Jelles  James,  60,  West-port 
Kilpatrick  Alex.  14,  Cross-causeway 
Leslie  James,  3,  Rose-st, 
Mitchell  John,  81,  Nicolson-st. 
Merchant  John,  71,  Rose-st. 
Neil  John,  13,  Frederick-st. 
Smith  James,  1,  Blair-st. 
Stark  Geo.  75,  West-bow 
Steel  John,  224,  Canon-gate 
Steel  William,  86,  Rose-st. 
Torrence  Robert,  64,  Cross-causeway 

Tobacconists. 
Buchannan  Margaret,  63,  Prince-st. 
Cameron  Margaret,  223,  Cow-gate 
Christie  James,  305,  High-st. 
Christie  Robert,  120,  Grass-market 
Cotton  George,  231,  High-st. 
Cotton  Geo.  jun,  10,  north  Bridge-st. 
Cotton  William,  28,  Prince-st. 
Cotton  James,  64,  Bristo-it. 
Crookshanks  Robert,  42,  Cow-gate 
Dobie  Helen,  127,  Canon-gate 
Formaa  James,  32,  Prince-st, 
Hay  John,  226,  Canon-g^tc 


Hunter  Andrew,  1,  Bristo-port 

Johnston  James,  201,  Canon-gate 

Johnston  Jas.  6,  Leith-st.  and  76,  Prince-st. 

.Johnston  Thomas,  3,  Patrick-st. 

Lees  John,  509,  Lawn-market 

Merry  Geo.  184,  High-st. 

Mitchell  James,  54,  High-st. 

Noble  Christiana,  292,  Canon-gate 

Oswald  John,  139,  Cnw-gate 

Peacock  Andrew,  2S8,  Canon-gate 

Peffets  Andrew,  36,  Clerk-st. 

Richardson  Ralph  and  Co.  105,  West-bow 

Riddle  John,  37,  Leith-st. 

Robertson  James,  126,  Grass-market 

Sanderson  Wm.  and  Geo,  86,  Cow-gate-head 

Snowden  John,  61,  Grass-market 

Storie  John,  235,  Canon-gate 

Taylor  Alex.  125,  Nicolson-st. 

Thomson  Donald,  185,  High-st. 

Thomson  Wm.  sen.  2,  Castle-wyud 

Thomson  Wm.  jun.  104,  Grass-market 

Thomson  Flora,  177,  Cow-gate 

Thorburn  Robert,  7,  Greenside-place 

Traquair  John,  284,  High-st. 

Tweedell  John,  53,  West-port 

Walker  John,  78,  High-st. 

Watt  John  and  Son,  22,  West  Nicslson-stf. 

White  James,  12,  Clerk-st. 

Winton  James,  6,  Catherine-st. 
Toy  Dealers. 

Begg  Rachael,  34,  Hanover-st. 

Brough  M,  61,  Prince-st. 

Crouch  John,  3,  Register-st. 

Leighton  John,  4,  High-st. 

Steel  Charles,  98,  Prince-st. 

Steele  John,  47,  Prince-st. 

Wauchope  Andrew,  21,  south  Bridge-st, 
Trimming   Warehouses, 

Brunton  Frederick,  8,  south  Bridge-st. 

Donaldson  J.  313,  High-st. 

Hamilton  James,  286,  Canon-gate 
Kibbler  R.  and  Co.  86,  south  Bridge-st. 

Trunk  Makers. 
Peddie  Peter,  [and  travelling  equipment!  ^ 
Prince-st.  ^ 

Stephens  A.  317,  High-st. 

Tr^iss  Makers, 
Fortune  James,  127,  Nicolson  st. 
Marrison  George,  St.  Bernard's-place, 

Ttirners. 
Allen  John,  [wood]  Pleasance 
Cook  Andrew,  Greenside-lane 
Crcrar  and  Lawrie,  [wood  and  ivory]  Ro- 

bertson's-close 
M'Intosh  Alex,  (wood)  25,  Horse-wynd 
Nimmo  Geo.  [wood]  155,  Cow  gat« 
Ord  John,  [wood]  28,  West-bow 
Richardson  Wm.  [wood]  Macdougal-st. 
Rose  Alexander,  18,  Horse-wynd 
Watt  John,  (ivory  and  wood)  11,  High-st. 

Type  Founders. 
Matthewson  John,  13,  St.  Leonard'8-»t, 
Miller  Wm.  and  (Jo.  65,  Nicolson-st. 

Umbrella  Makers. 
Fairley  John,  263,  High-st. 


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Shearer  Alex.  3,  Union-place 
Simoas  George,  23,  Pritice-st. 
Smith  John, '37,  High-st. 
White  James,  219,  High-st. 
Upholsterers. 
Aliardyce  James,  Mihie-square 
Barclay  Peter,  79,  High-st, 
Burke  John,  9,  St.  Andrcw's-square 
Fraser  Peter,  2,  Hanover-st. 
Hendrie  Alex.  227,  Highst. 
Lamg  John,  jnn.  Voung-st. 
Lamb  Walter,  3,  Young  st. 
Menelaus  .tohn,  21,  Leith-st. 
Mcrreylee.s  Robert,  Covenant-close,  High-st 
AJurray  Wm.  15,  James-square 
Richarrlson  Ttios.  2,  Waterloo-buildings 
Thornburn  Walter,  1,  Drnmmond-st. 
See  also  Cabinet  makers,  and  Upholsterers. 

Watch  4-  Clock  Makers, 
Breakenrig  Alex.  91,  West  port 
Bryson  Robert,  5,  south  Bridge-st. 
Calder  John,  326,  Lawn-market 
Chalmers  Wni.   13,  Catherine-st. 
Clark  James,  old  Fish-market-close 
Darling  Robert,  7,  Abbey 
Drysdale  Wm.  4,  Lothian-st. 
Drysdale.W.  S.  26,  Greenside-st. 
Fairbairn  Andrew,  4,  west  Nicolson-st. 
Gray  James,  20,  Parliament-square 
Green  Robert,  261,  High-st. 
Grimalde  Samuel,  33,  Priuce-st, 
Hopten  James,  46,  West-bow 
Howden  Jas.  and  Wm.  &  Co.  9,  s.  Bridge-st. 
Johnston  Matthew,    2,  Davy-st. 
Lawson  Christopher,  13,  St.  Andrew-st. 
Liddali  Wm.  449,  Lawn-market 
Lockhart  Wm.  50,  u.  back  of  Canon-gate 
Logic  Roiiert,  5,  west  Nicolson-st. 
M'Gregor  James,  76,  Prince-st. 
Merrilies  Charles,  11,  Leith-st. 
Millar  Richard,  150,  High-st. 
Paterson  James,  383,  High-st, 
Philip  Alex.  32,  Greenside-st. 
Philips  William,  35,  Thistle-st. 
Pringle  Adam,  27,  Bristo-st. 
Pringle  Thomas,  54,  Bristo-st. 
Reid  John,  11,  Frederick-st, 
Reid  and  Auld,  66,  Prince-st. 
Ritchie  James,  29,  Leith-st. 
Skelton  Geo,  257,  High-st. 
StoddartGeo.  11,  Buccleuch-st. 
Thomson  Archibald,  34,  n.  Bridge-st. 
Watson  George,  158,  High-st, 
Whitelaw  David,  6,  Priuce-st. 

Watch  Case  Makers. 
Danks  John,  84,  High-st. 
Milligan  Andrew,  25,  Carrubber's -close 

Weather  Glass  Makers. 
Lovi  J.  and  Son,  104,  High-st. 
M'Donald  John,  1,  north  College-st. 
Window  Blind  Makers. 
Clark  John,   Gayfield-square 
Laidlaw  J.  and  R.  Gibb's-entry,  Nicolson-st 

Wine  Sf  Spirit  Merchants, 
Adams   Andrew  and  Co,   Meuse-lane,  St. 
Andrew-st. 


Alexander  Richard,  177,  Canon-^ate 

Broughjim  J.   VV.  (wine)  i9,  Parliament-sq 

Cockbnrn  Robert,  26,  Castle-st. 

Dallas  Thos.  and  Co.  old  Pliysic-gardens 

Dawson  David,  12,  Infirmary-st. 

Dick  A,  and  J.  138,  High-st. 

Dick  Thomas,  1,  St.  Patrick-square 
-Doull  David  and  Co.  21 ,  Nicolson-st. 

Dunlop  Wm.  and  Co.  Grass-market 

Ferguson  John,  12,  Hill-st. 

Forbes  Peter,  Adam's-square 

Glen  William,  7,  Elder-st. 

Gray  Jas.  339,  Canon-gate,  and  372,  Lawn- 
market 

Hewat  George,  30,George-st. 

Home  Geo.  and  Co.  (wine)  71,  Priuce-st. 

Home  Archibald,  74,  George-st. 

Hume  James,  67,  s.  Bridge-st. 

Hutchison  and  Co.  33,    Blair-st. 

Irvine  James,  Greenside-place 

Lawrie  Archibald,  8,  Hanover-st. 

Lockhart  James,  8,  Union-st. 

Lval!  John,  8,  St.  Andrew-st. 

M'Dougall  Alex.  72,  High-st. 

Mansfield  James,  81,  George-st. 

Mossraan  John  and  CO.   116,  High-st.  and 
11,  Bronghton-st. 

Muir  William,  89,  Canon-gate 

Murray  Hugh,  James'-court 

Pringle  Nicol,  Nottingham-place 

Ross  Robert,  2,  Charlotte-st. 

Sawei-s  Edward,  38,  Rose-st. 

Scott  Monrrieff  R.  297,  High-st. 

Soinmeville  and  Campbell,  19,  Clyde-st. 

Sommcville  Alex.  Racburn-place 

Sommerville  Neil,  65,  York-place 

Spence  George,  11,  Register-st. 

Stenhou'^e  Mowbray,  47,  High-st. 

Walker  John,  21,  Broughton-st. 

Walker  M.  5,  Picardy-place 

Williamson  A.  and  J.  and  Co.  10,  James'- 
square 

Wilson  Hugh  and  Co.  old  Physic-gardens 
See  also  Grocers,  and  Spirit  Dealers. 
Wire  Workers. 

Borlhwick  James,  153,  High-st. 

Borthwick  Margaret,  79,  High-st. 

Borthwick  William,  84,  High-st. 

Somerville  Andrew,   105,  High-st. 
Woollen  Drapers. 

Allan  Alex,  and  Co.  126,  High-st. 

Bridges  David  and  Son,  431 ,  High-st. 

Brunton  Wm.  (wholesale)  180,  High-st. 

Burgess  James,  299,  High-st, 

Carfraeand  Hoirg,  34,  south  Bridge-st. 

Clapperton  John  and  Co.  .371,  High-st. 

Cochrane  William,  .351,  High-st. 

Craig  Alexander  and  Co.  104,  s.  Bridge-at. 

Duncan  and  Greig,  180,  High-st. 

Gardner  Andrew,  324,  Lawn-market 

Girdwood  and  Thomson,  381,  High-st. 
Gloag,  Cochran  and  Co.  .30,  n.  Bridge-st. 

Henderson  Tliomas,  jun.  293,  High-st. 
Heriot  Thomas,  280,  Lawn-market 
Kerr  Robert,  375,  High-st. 

Lauder  John  and  Co.  343,  High-st. 
Luke  Adam,  44,  north  Bridge-st. 


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M  ickinlay  Arcliib.SfJolm'  ^  S6ii,3,s.Bridge-st 
MLean  VViUiam,  Milne-square 
M'Leod  James,  Milne-square 
Mercer  Geors^e,  .379,  High-st. 
Porteoiis  John, '337,  High-st. 
Reaton  William.  9,  north  Bridge-st. 
Richardson  William,  213,  High-st. 
Roberts  Thomas,  148,  High-st. 
Sander'son  Thomas,  ,S07,  High-st. 
Sanson  James,  3:Jf),  I^gli-st. 
Scott  Andrew,  (wholesale)  102,  s.  Bridge-st 
Scotland  Deuchar,  101,  south  Bridge-st. 
Smith  Ilohert,  33,  north  Bridge-st. 
Somervile  Samuel  and  Co.  64,  n.  Bridge-st. 
Syme  John,  367,  High-st. 
Torry  Archibald,  176,  Higli-st. 
Turnbull  John,  164,  High-st. 
Turnbnll  William,  jun.  267,  High-st. 
Walker  James,  287,  High-st. 
Yule  and  Abernethy,  36,  n.  Bridge-st. 
See  also  Clothiers. 

Wrights. 
Allan  and  Cowan,  150,  Causeway-side 
Bannatyne  Peter,  74,  Rose-st. 
Bell  James,  122,  Rose-st. 
Bigger  Janett,  8,  Richmond-place 
Black  David,  7,  Calton-hill 
Black  John,  190,  Cow-gate 
Boog  John,  2,  James'-place 
Boog  Matthew,  160,  Rose-st. 
Booklfi-s  James,  68,  Rose-st. 
Booklass  John,  74,  Rose-st. 
Caning  James,  28,  Greenside-st. 
Chalmers  Alexander,  Warriston's-close 
Chisholm  Peter,  19,  Charles-st. 
Cuthbertson  William,  354,  Castle-hill 
Dean  Thomas,  Anchor-close 
Dodd  George,  92,  Cross-causeway 
GuUon  William,  47,  Thistle-st. 
Jeffray  James,  Broughton-st. 
Johnston  John,  Potter-row 
Linton  Adam,  Thistle-st. 
Lock  Peter,  Leith-walk 
Macintyre  Dugan,  north  back  of  Canon-gate 
Norman  Joseph,  Chalmers-close 
Robb  John,  Ramseys-garden 
Roy  James,  Hope-park-end 
Sharp  John,  62,  Thistle-st. 
Sinclair  Malcolm,  Lady  Stair's-close 
Smith  Thomas,  240,  Rose-st, 
Thomson  Wm.  &  James,  48,  Fountain-bdge 
Williamson  Robert,  14,  Richmond-place 

Writers. 
Abercrombie  David,  14,  Elder-st. 
Adamsoh  James,  47,  Hanover-st. 
Ainslie  Hugh,  Brown-st. 
Alexander  William,  20,  Rose-st. 
Alexander  David,  20,  Richmond-st. 
AUester  William,  5,  Park-st. 
Anderson  Alexander  M.  12,  Nclson-st. 
Anderson  William,  12,  Brown-square 
Andre'.^^  George,  11,  Salisbury- road 
Andrews  William,  174,  Rose-st, 
Archer  William,  30,  Horse-wynd 
Am jt  James,  11,  Robertson's-close 
BaliantyneJames,  10,  Raeburn-place 
Balvaird  John,  2,  Baxtet'^- place 

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Barr  I.  C  4,  James'-st. 

Baxter  Charh  ■-,  6,  Castle-street. 

Belfrage  Williau;,  18,  New-st. 

Beveridge  Thomas,  3,  James'-st. 

Black  John,  22,  Rose-st. 

Blackadder  David,  4,  Broughton-place 

Blackie  David  and  Ilorjcrt,  13,  Union-st. 

Blackwood  William,  8,  Mercbant-st. 

Bremner  Andrew,  old  Physic-gardens 

Bremiier  James,  3,  Ramsay's-gardens 

Brown  George,  14,  Frederick-st. 

Brown  John,  4,  Duke-st. 

Brown  Robert,  6,  St.  Andrew's-square 

Brown  Robert,  jun.  Rose-mount 

Burn  David,  11,  Howe-st. 

Calder  A.  Dean-haugh,  Stock-bridge 

Cameron  John,  166,  High-st. 

Campbell  John,  Baili    Fyfe's-close 

Campbell  Martin,  24,  Toddricks-wynd 

Carmichael  William,  3,  Register-st. 

Caw  John,  2,  Frederick-st. 

Christie  Archibald,  3,  Jamaica-st. 

Christie  John,  1,  St,  John's-st. 

Christie  David,  19,  Union-st. 

Corbett  Thomas,  11,  Drummond-st 

Daniel  Phineas,  26,  Jamaica-st. 

Darling  James  S.  1,  Park-st. 

Davidson  James,  23,  Jamaica-st. 

Davidson  Patrick,  Quarry-holes 

Deas  Peter,  Abbey-hill 

Demaria  Louis,  13,  Gayfield-st. 

Denhain  Thomas,  2,  Gabriel-road 

Dick  Robert,  12,  Thistle-st. 

Dickie  Robert,  Lyon's-close 

Dillon  John,  17,  Maitland-st. 

Duncan  William,  32,  Broughton-place 

Duncan  Thomas,  10,  Parliament-square 

Falconer  Cosmo,  26,  James-square 

Ferguson  James,  8,  James'-st. 

Findlay  and  Murray,  10,  St.  Dawd-st 

Fisher  Andrew,  13,  Carrubbers-close 

Fisher  Daniel,  48,  Albany-st. 

Fleming  James,  13,  Arthur-st. 

Forbes  Thomas,  5,  James-st. 

Forbes  William,  16,  Hart-st. 

Forman  John,  36,  Queen-st. 

Forrester  George,  32,  Dundas-st. 

Fraser  John,  Hayes-court,  Cross-causeway 

Fraser  James  Bristow,  3,  J'arliament-square'' 

Fraser  Hugh,  3,  Castle-st. 

Fraser  Simori,  Brown-st, 

Galbnly  John,  34,  Jamaica-st. 

Gardner  Campbell,  26,  Dundas-st. 

Gentle  James,  Bailie  Fyfe's-close 

Georjre  Alexander,  19,  Broughton-st. 

Gibb  James,  50,  George-st. 

Gibson,  Christie  &V7ardlaw,9,  St.  Atidre<»s-$C 

Gordo;'.  Lewis,  50,  Frederick-st. 

Gorham  flotert,  1,  Artliur-st. 

Grant  Alexander,  8,  NicolsbiJ-square 

Grant  Nathaniel,  24,  New-st. 

Gray  Andrew;  7,  Windmill-st. 

Gray  David;  5,  Milnes-court 

Gutlirie  Harry;  12,  Arkyle-square 

Guthrie  William,  11,  Thistle-st. 

Guthrie  Thomas  Wright,  2,  Charl6tte-sq, 

Hall  George,  2,  Eldin-st. 

Hay  James,  64,  Hauover-st. 

Hay  John,  18,  St.  Patrluk-squire 


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Hay  William,  Bernards  row 
Henderson  John,  20,  Rose-st. 
Henderson  Robert,  6,  Windmill-st. 
Henderson  A.  P.  20,  Rose-st. 
Home  William,  Pitt-st. 
Horn  James,  20,  Carnegie-st, 
Houston  D.  16,  Parliament-square 
Howison  William,  86,  Prince-st. 
Hunter  James  Blair,  501,  Lawn-market 
Hunter  John,  8,  London-st. 
Hunter  Richard,  134,  Cause wa^'-side 
Hutchison  George,  8,  Gilmore-place 
Jameson  John,  IS,  Nelson-st. 
Jeffrey  Alexander,  14,  Argyle-square 
Johnson  Joseph,  8,  Antigua-st. 
Johnston  John,  7,  Young-st. 
Johnston  Joseph,  3,  Potter- row 
Junor  Thomas,  50,  Georg'e-st. 
Kemyss  William,  Pitt-st. 
Kettle  James,  55,  York-place 
Kidd  Alexander,  4,  James-square 
Knox  William,  10,  Richmond-place 
Kyd  Thomas,  9,  Graham-st. 
Lamond  William,  HO,  West-bow 
Lamond  James,  74,  George-st. 
I^anders  William,  Albany-lane 
Lang  George,  6,  Armiston- place 
Lauderdale  Samuel,  53,  Castle-st. 
Lauson  James,  56,  George-st. 
Law  Thomas,  10,  Brown's-square 
Lawder  Francis,  12,  Richmond-st, 
Lawrie  William,  Lawriston-place 
Lawpon  Thomas,  56,  George-st. 
Lindsay  Alexander,  Pilt-st. 
Lockhart  Robert,  10,  Parliament-square 
Lockhart  John,  20,  Rose-st. 
Lothian  William,  Milnes-court 
Lowe  James,  26$,  High-st. 
Lowe  John,  20,  Carnegie-st, 
Lyon  James,  Bronghton-place 
M'Andrew  Donald,  4,  Raeburn-place 
M'Donald  Alexander,  J  -  kson's-close 
M'Dougall  George,  20,  Forth-st. 
M'George  Ebenezer,  2,  Richmond-place 
M'Innes  James,  4,  George-square 
M'Intosh  Donald,  74,  George-st. 
M'Intyre  Alex.  Paterson's-ct.  Lawn-market 
M'Kenzie  John,  12,  Hope-st. 
Mackinlay  Archibald,  107,  High-st. 
M'Kirdy  James,  48,  Prince-st. 
M'Laurin  Patrick,  29,  Frederick-st. 
M'Lean  James,  36,  George-st. 
M'Ormich  Patrick,  11,  Dundas-st. 
M'Queen  Walter,  15,  James'-square 
M'Rae  D.  Shrub-place 
M'Ritchie  and  Murray,  4,  Bank-st. 
M'Ritchie  John,  Bailie  Fyte's-close 
M'Tavish  John,  Wilsons-court 
Mactier  John,  60,  Buccleugh-st. 
Malcolm  James,  10,  Nicolson-st. 
Marshall  James,  16,  Greenside-place 
Marshall  John,  53,  Hanover-st. 
Martin  James,  47,  great  King-st. 
Martin  Thomas,  12,  James-st. 
Mason  John,  1 ,  St.  John-st. 
Ma~son  William,  13,  BroughtoQ 
Melville  David,  1,  Thistle-st. 
Melville  George,  1,  Thistle-st. 
Melville  George,  2,  Duncan-st. 


Miller  David,  7,  Richmond-st. 
Miller  Thomas,  1,  Antigua-st. 
Milne  John;  2,  Nelson-st. 
Moncur  John,  165,  Cow-gate 
Muir  John,  14,  aames'-st- 
Munroe  John,  204,  High-st. 
Murray  John,  10,  St.  David-st. 
Murray  ^Villiam,  2,  Frederick-st. 
^airne  Alexander,  12,  Nelson-st. 
Neaves  Charles,  62,Queen-sc, 
Ness  J.  W.  33,  DundSs-st. 
Nisbet  Archibald,  11,  Nelson-st. 
Officer  John,  15,  College-st. 
Orr  John,  59,  York-place 
Paterson  Andrew,  47,  Albany-st. 
Paterson  William,  13,  James'-square 
Patison  Mitchell,  50,  south  Bridge-st. 
Pearson  Patrick,  142,  Prince-st. 
Philip  Peter,  37,  Castle-st. 
Ramsay  John   5,  Howe-st. 
Robertson  Thomas,  7,  Maitland-st. 
Rodger  George,  186,  Rose-st. 
Ross  James  Hunter,  27,  Dundas-st. 
Ross  John,  2,  Terrace 
Roy  Robert,  3,  Castle-st. 
Russell  Thomas,  5,  Terrace 
Sharpe  Alexander,  179,  Canon-gate 
Shaw  Duncan,  .34,  Clerk-st. 
Shaw  Thomas  W.  12,  Nelson-st. 
Simpson  Henry,  56,  Castle-st. 
Skinner  Jame?,  3,  Roxburgh-place 
Smith  and  Craig,  33,  Gay  field-square 
Smith  Alexander,  7,  Argyle-square 
Smith  Adam,  Simpson's-ct.  Potter-row 
Smith  William,  Warriston's-place 
Sommerville  .John,  2,  Baxter-place 
Sommerville  John,  juu.  116,  Cow-gate 
Sommerville  William,  Writers-court 
Spalding  Andrew,  69,  Abbey-hill 
Spalding  William,  Mineral-st.  Stockbridge 
Spence  Charles,  58,  Hanover-st. 
Spence  James,  Pitt-st. 
Stedman  George,  137,  Prince-st. 
Steel  Francis,  4,  Heriots-bridge 
Steel  John,  23,  Union-place 
Stevenson  Thomas,  5,  Calton-hill 
Stevenson  M'illiam,  52,  Hanover-st. 
Stewart  Duncan,  109,  George-st. 
Stobie  John,  10,  Windmill-st. 
Symington  James,  Brands-place 
Thomson  Alexander,  28,  Union-place 
Thomson  John,  3,  Parliament -square 
Thomson  W.  A.  227,  High-st. 
Thorbum  John,  11,  Howe-st. 
Tod  and  Wright,  28,  Forth-st. 
Todd  George,  jun.  4,  Nicolson-squarc 
Waddel  James,  25,  Dundas-.st. 
Walker  Charles,  11,  Lothian  st. 
AValker  James,  306,  High-st. 
Walker  Robert,  1,  St.  John-st. 
Walker  Thomas,  24,  Gayfield-square 
Watson  James,  12,  St.  David-st. 
Watson  George,  jun.  7,  Charlotte-st. 
Watt  James,  13,  James'-square 
Webster  Livingston,  3,  Castle-st. 
Weir  Thomas,  15,  Chapel-st. 
Whyte  Thomas,  6,  Cornelius-st. 
AVhyte  William,  13,  Union-place 
Wight  James,  3,  Gajiield-place 


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Williamson  "Alexander,  22,  Richmond  st. 

Williamson  James,  16,  Parliament-square 

Williamson  William,  25,  York-place 

Wilson  Adam,  12,  Forth-st. 

Wilson  Alexander,  20,  Rose-st. 

Wilson  George,  Writers-ct.  High-st. 

Wilson  James,  18,  Lothian-st. 

Wilson  Robert,  Writers-ct,  High-st. 

Wright  John,  Bailie  Fyfe's-close 

Wylie  Henry  &  Johnston,  56,  Northumber- 
land-st. 

YooU  George,  10,  Buccleuch-place 
Writers  to  the  Signet. 

Those  marked  *  are  commissioners,  thus  f 
are  examinators  of  notaries. 

The  Rt.  Hon.  Wm.  Dundas,  Keeper 

Hugh  Warrender,  Esq.  Deputy  Keeper 

John  Home,  Substitute  Keeper  and  Clerk 

John  Finlayson,  Assistant  Clerk  &  Extractor 
Office  Bearers  of  the  Society. 

Rd.  Hotcltkis,  Esq.  Treasurer. 

Patrick  Russel,  Esq.  Fiscal 

Macvey  Napier,  Esq.  Lecturer  on  Convey- 
ancing, and  Librarian 

Jas.  Stuart,  Esq.  Collector  of  the  Widow's 
Funds 


♦Adair  Thomas,  49,  Castle-st. 
Adair  C.  Murdock,  6,  Young-st. 
Ainslie  and  M'Allan,  12,  St.  John-st. 
Alexander  William,  Elder-st. 
Alison  John,  47,  Hanover-st. 
Allan  Alexander,  76,  Queen-st. 
Alston  Gavin,  8,  Wharton-place 
•Anderson  &  Majoribanks,  6,  Broughton-st. 
Anderson  Samuel,  59,  George-st. 
Anderson  Robert  Young,6,Broughton-place 
Arnott  James,  59,  George-st. 
Arnott  James,  37,  Castle-st. 
Ayton  Roger,  29,  Frederick-st. 
Balfour  James,  17,  Broughton-st. 
Ballantyne  William,  54,  Frederick-st. 
Barnett  Robert,  3o,  York-place 
Baxter  James,  3,  Charlotte-st. 
Bell  Carlyle,  14,  Heriot-row 
Bell  William,  9,  Queen-st. 
Bennet  Willtam,  33,  Jamaica-st.  Old-town 
Berry  and  Heggie,  41,  Northumberland-st. 
Blackie  David,  13,  Uuion-st. 
Blair  John,  4,  Young-st. 
Blair  Alexander,  75,  George-st. 
Boswell  Alexander,  10,  London-st. 
Boyd  Geo.  W.  1,  Howe-st. 
Bremner  Charles,  ^,  Ramsay's-garden 
Bridges  James,  20,  Duke-st. 
Brodie  John,  B.  29,  Gayfield-square 
Brodie  and  Imlach,  59,  Northumberland-st. 
Broughton  Charles,  13,  E)der-st. 
Brown  Robert,  12,  Northumberland-st. 
Brown  David,  21,  James'-square 
Brown  and  Lawson,  4,  Duke-st. 
Brown  John  O,  30,  London-st. 
Bruce  Thomas,  55.  Frederick-st. 
*Buchan  John,  6,  Jatnes'-court 
Buchanan  Heetor  Macdonald,  129,  Gco.-st. 
Burd  Melvilie22,  Rankeillor 
BurH  Robert,  34,  Hanover-st. 


Burn  James,  8,  Windmill-st. 

Burns  Alexander,  26,  Clyde-st. 

Burns  Thomas,  1,  George-square 

Butler  James,  15,  Charlotte-st. 

Cameron  and  Scott,  21,  Duke-st. 

Campbell  and  Clason,  6,  George-st. 

Campbell  and  Mack,  21 ,  Society 

Campbell  and  Arnott,  56,  George-st. 

Campbell  John,  41,  Hanover-st. 

Campbell  John,  57,  George-st. 

Campbell  John,  28,  St,  Andrew's-square 

+  Campbell  Archibald,  35,  Dundas-st. 

Campbell  John  Archibald,  41,  Hanover-st. 

Campbell  Arthur,  26,  Queen-st. 

Campbell  Robert,  Hope-st. 

Cannan  Horatius,  12,  Hart-st, 

Cargill  Robert,  13,  Duke-st. 

Carnegie  James,  24,  Dundas-st. 

Chalmers  John,  1,  Lothian-st. 

Chevne  J.  A.  20,  St,  John-st. 

Clark  William,  138,  Prince-st. 

Clason  A.  12,  Qneen-st. 

Cleghorn  David,  40,  Castle-st. 

Combe  George,  Milne's-court,  Lawn-market 

Cooke  Walter,  42,  Northumberland-st. 

Corrie  and  Welsh,  33,  Queen-st. 

Couper  and  Eraser,  6,  Abercromby-place 

Couper  Peter,  5,  Hart-st. 

Cowan  Richard,  Drummond-place 

Craig  William,  22,  Gayfield-st, 

*Cranstoun  Thomas,  50,  Castle-st. 

Crawford  Archibald,  24,  Forth-st, 

Crawford  James,  14,  Dundas-st. 

Crombic  Andrew,  12,  Exchange 

Cunningham  and  Bell,  14,  Heriot's-row 

Cunningham  Alex.  33,  New-st. 

Dallas  Alexander,  29,  Dundas-st. 

Dallas  William,  Drummond-place 

*Davidsou  Harry,  1,  Charlotte-st. 

Davidson  John  James,  4,  Castle-st. 

Davidson  James  Gillespie,  1,  Charlotte-st. 

Dickie  and  Inglis,  47,  Castle-st. 

Dickie  John,  60,  Castle-st. 

Dickson  Henry  Gordon,  182,  George-st- 

Dickson  Walt.r,  15,  Duke-st. 

Donaldson  and  Ramsay,  44,  Hanover-st, 

Donaldson  John,  22,  Dundas-st. 

Donaldson  Hay,  10,  Frederick-st. 

Douglas  John,  15,  Warriston-crescent 

Douglas  William,  5,  Charlotte-st. 

Douglas  Alexander,  40,  Albanv-st. 

Dow  John,  22,  Duke-st. 

Drummond  Hugh,  70,  Rose-st. 

Drysdale  William,  62,  Castle-st. 

*  Duncan  Alexander,  4,  Thistle-court 

Dundas  James,  25,  St.  Andrew's-square 

fDundas  R.  I.  Horiot-row 

Duulop  and  Dickson,  3,  St.  David-st. 

Dunlop  James,  27,  Howe-st. 

Duthie  Walter,  3,  Thistle-court 

Dymock  Wm,  19,  George-square 

Easton  James,  17,  Dundas-st. 

Elder  John,  4,  Frederick-st. 

Ellis  Adam  G.  18,  Albany-st. 

Ewart  Thomas,  14,  Thistlc-st. 

Ferguson  Thomas,  15,  Argyle-square 

Ferguson  Wm.  429,  High-st. 


44 


^IN^pRGtf. 


f  Ferguson  James,  12  Hill-st. 

Ferguson  Tliqs.  jun.  15  Argj'lc-square 

Ferrier  J nbn  &  Walter,  12,  YorU-place 

Ferrier  James,  25  George-st. 

-f-FinJay  Gilbert,  L.  16  Queen-st. 

Finlayson  Walter,  '67  Frederick-sl. 

Fleming  Roliert,  8  Frederick-st. 

Fleming  Alex.  3  Castle-st 

Forman  John,  31  gt.  King-st. 

Forraan  Jas.  Buchan;;x!'s-coHrt 

Forrest  James,  Lswriston-lane 

Fotheringham  and  Lindsay,  80  George-st. 

Fotherinsham  Frederick,  jno,  Frederick-st. 

Fraser  Wm.  6  Abercrombie-place 

Gairdner  Thomas,  50  Hanover-st. 

Gardner  VVm.  35,  York-place 

Gibson  and  Oliphant,  2  Brown's-square 

Gibson  Avcbibald,  26  Seciety 

*Gibson  Jas.  12  Picardy-place 

Gibson  John,  8  Dundas-st, 

Gilmourand  Watson,  312  Lawn-market 

Goldie  Alexander,  19  Duke-st. 

tGoldie  Arthur  W.  20  Dublin-st. 

Gordon  and  Stewart,  28  London-st. 

*Gordon  John,  61  Frederick-st. 

Gordon  Joseph,  26  London-st. 

Goran  John,  11  George-st. 

Graham  John,  15,  James-st. 

Grfham  Humphrey,  11  Castle-st. 

Granger  John,  11  Drummond-st- 

Gra'i*  James,  17  Dukt--st. 

Granf  Joseph,  9  Argj'le-square 

Grant  Jame.~,  21,  New-st. 

Greenlaw  and  Elder,  48  Frederiek-st. 

Greig  Alexander,  51  Queen-st. 

Greig  James,  8  Abercromby-place 

Greig  David,  41  York-place 

Grierson  Wm.  37  Northumberland- st. 

Hamilton  James,  Holy  rood-house 

Hannow  John,  53  Castle-st. 

Harvey  John,  23  Rosc-st. 

*Hathorn  Vans,' 107  Prince-st. 

Hay  Alex,  Northumberland-st. 

Hay  James,  7,  Northumborland-st. 

Heggie  George,  41  Northimibcrland  st. 

Herriot  James,  7  great  King-st, 

Hewart  and  Baillie,  21  Gearge-st. 

•Higgins  John  Alex.  57  Frederick-st. 

Hill  Robert,  10  Hope-st. 

Hill  H.  D.  14  Dublin-st. 

Home  John,  12  Charlotte-st. 

Hope  James,  65  Queen-st. 

Hopkirk  J.Gla?s  (>rd,26Nortbumberland-st 

Home  Donald,  17  Heriot-row 

Home  Jas.  &  D.  and  Eastern,  17  Heriot-r, 

Horsburgh  Walter,  18  Clyde-st. 

*Ho'tchkis  andTytler,  18  Duke-st. 

Hovvatson  William,  10  Charlotte-st. 

Hunt  William,  Union-Kt. 

•  Hunter  and  Campbell,  26  Qneeu-st. 

Hyndraan  John  Rlair,  l."^  Brown's-square 

Imlach  George,  26  Dublin-st. 

Inglis  William,  49  Queen-st. 

Innes  Johi,  61  Queen-st. 

Innes  William,  23  Queen-st. 

Irvine  Patrick,  23  Nortliumberland-st. 

Jrvfae  William,  lOG  Princc-st. 


Janaieson  Robert,  ^  Fred^erick-a^. 
Jamieson  William,  4  Jarnes-st, 
•Jardine  and  Wilson,  10  ParIiament-sc[U^rf 
,/ohnston  Alexander,  74  Gieorge-st. 
fJollie  James  and  VV alter,  Duke-st. 
Kennedy  John,  50  Nortbumberland-st. 
Kermack  John,  43  Albany-st. 
Kerr  John,  21  Thistle-st. 
Rettle  Alex,  55  York-place 
Keyden  William,  10  Windmill-st. 
Laidlaw  James,  7  Heriot-row 
Lamond  William,  4  Jatues-^. 
Lang  James,  65  great  King-st. 
Lang  Wm.  7  Broughton-plice 
Lawson  Jas.  5  Brown's-square 
LawsoB  John,  31  Albany-st." 
Leny  Graham,  30  Castle-st, 
Leven  John,  6  Nelson-st. 
Lindsay  John  M.  41  Heriot-row 
Linning  and  Macdonald,  22  Hili-st. 
Lister  David,  74  George-st. 
Lockbart  Ephraim,  25,  Albany-st. 
Lockhart  Norman,  26  Frederic': -st. 
Lundie  Archibald,  45  Anne-st.  Stockbridge 
Lj'on  and  Blackadder,  14  B  rough  ton-place 
Lyon  George,  6  Fortli-st. 
M'Alister  Charles,  9  Young-st. 
M'Allan  James,  20  Elder-st. 
Macara  James,  7  Buccleuch-place 
Macbean  jEneas,  11  Charlotte-square 
M'Cheyne&  M'Glashan,  56  Queen-st. 
M' Cooke  James,  17  Castle-?t. 
M'Donald  James,  10  B rough ton-st. 
M'Donald  Colin,  18  great  King-st. 
f  Macdonald  Mat.  Normand,38  Heriot-row 
M'Ewan  Wm.  7  Hill-place 
M'Farlane  Wm.  102,  Gcorse-st. 
M'Kean  John,  71  Prince-st. 
Mackenzie  Robert,  13  Charlotte-st. 
M'Kenzic  John  W.  14  Frederick. st. 
Mackenzie  Thomas,  13  ?liand wick-place 
Mackenzie  James,  6  Herio'-row 
Mackenzie  Richd.  31  Abercvomby-place 
Mackenzie  &Mon'-penny,  55  Nortiiumbl.-§t. 
Mackenzie  Kenneth  and  Thos.  56  Castlc-st. 
Mackintosh  William,  17  Bristo-st. 
Mackintosh  S,  F.  60  Castle-st. 
M'Lean  Donald,  21  Albany 
M'Lehose  Andrew  Crai?,  5  Picardy-plac^ 
M'Millan  and  Grant,  25  York-place 
M'Millan  Thos.  4  Frederick-st. 
MacneiUie  David,  108  George-st. 
M'Queen  and  M'Intosh,  37  gt.  King-st. 
M' Ritchie  and  Murray,  4  Bank-st. 
M'Tavish  Dugald,  14  Hill-st. 
M'Whinnieand  \l'Kinzie,  25  Howe-st. 
Manners  Thos.  and  Alex.  1  Park-st, 
Martin  Wm.  Alex.  53  George-st. 
Meek  John,  12  Terrace 
Megget  Thomas,  29  New-st. 
fMelville  Jas.  M.  55  George-st. 
Menzies  Robert,  4  Nclson-st. 
Miller  John,  17  Brown's-square 
Miller  Andrew,  11  Yoik-pIace 
Miller  Archibald,  3  St.  David-st. 
MoUe,  TurnbuUand  Brown,  12  Northum- 
berland-st. 


EDINBURGH. 


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%'^orriioB  John,  19  Abercrombie-place 

Mowbray  Jolin,  13  Howe-st. 

Muirhead Chas,  H.34  CHStle-st. 

Murray  John  and  Wm.  17  Fortli-st, 

Miyray  David,  60  H:inoyer-st. 

Nairne  Cliarles,  18  Picaidy-jiliice 

Nairne  James,  18  Picardy-place 

Napittf  Macvey,  44  Castle-st. 

Niven  R.  W.  16  Brouflrhton-place 

Ogilvie  R.  G.  53  Albany-st. 

Oliphant  Clias.  8  Buccieiich-place 

Orr  Chas.  Jas.  Fox,  26  Albany-row 

Orr  Patrick,  33  Heriot-row 

Paterson  Joseph,  18  Frcdcrick-st. 

Patison  John  jiin.  28  Abcrcromby-place 

Patison  John,  6  York-place 

Patrick  VVra.  32  Albany-row 

Patton  Thomas,  19  Dundas-st. 

Pattulo  Robert,  6  St.  John-st. 

Paul  Robert,  65  York-place 

Pearson  Alex.  York-place 

PeatTiiomas,  12  Union-sf. 

Pedie  James,  14  Aihany-st. 

Phillips  John,  Milne-sq.  a.  Britlge-st. 

Pitcairn  Robert,  50  Castle-st. 

Pott  James,  2'^  Di)ke-st. 

Pringle  John,  11  George-st, 

Ramsay  David,  44  Hanover-st. 

Rattray  Wm.  36  Dublin-.'.t. 

Renny  Wm.  8  Castle-st, 

Renton  and  Grant,  14  Duke-st. 

tRichardson  Thomas,  55  George-st. 

Riddle  John  R.  8  Castle-st. 

Robertson  Alexander,  14  Castle-st. 

Robertson  Jas.  30  James'-square 

Robertson  George,  Frederick-st. 

Robertson  Wm.  1  Thl'stle-st. 

Robertson  Jas.  Saunders,  30  James-square 

Robertson  John,  12  Royal  Exchange 

•Robinson  George,  18  Frederick -8t. 

•Rolland  Adam,  2  Shandwick-plaoe 

Rollo  Hugh  J.  131  Prince-8t. 

Russell,  Anderson  and  Tod,  59  George-st. 

Russell  Patrick,  George-st. 

Russell  John,  95  George-st. 

Rutherford  Robert,  29  Frederick-st. 

Sandilands  Robert,  \45,  Prince-st. 

♦Sandi lands  Matthew   Dysart,  7,   St.   An- 

drcws-st. 
Sands  Warren  Hastings,  3,  Heriot-row 
Sandy  George,  3,  Buccleuch-place 
Scotland  Thomas  and  John,  19,  Hill-st. 
Scott  and  Finlay,  10,  Parliament-square 
Scott  William,  5,  Buccleuch-place 
Scott  Alexander,  12,  Dundas-s^. 
Scott  C.B.  18,  Dundas-st. 
Sharp  William,  93,  Prince-st. 
Shepherd  James,  88,  Castle-st. 
Sibbald  Henry,  3,  Nelson-st. 
Skinner  I.  R.  3,  Roxburgh-place 
Small  Thomas,  9,  Merchaiit-st. 
Smith  John,  33,  George 's-square 
Smith  John  and  Alexander,  7,  Argyle-sq. 
Smith  Andrew,  5,  Duke-st.- 
Smyth  Robert,  1,  Hart-st. 
Snodgrass  Francis,  4,  James'-st. 
Sommervill  &  Scott,  48,  Northumberland-st 


Sommerville  Saml.C.^S,  Northuml»erl^nd-st 

Speid  Robert,  13,  St.  John-st. 

Stedman  George,  137  Prince-st. 

Steele  Andrew,  14  Lady  La>vson's-wynd 

Stenhouse  John,  9,  Picardy-place 

Stevenson  and  Scott,  38  Albanj'-st. 

Stevenson  and  Yule,  4  Thistle-st. 

Stewart  David,  sen.  96  George-st. 

♦Stewart  David,  26  Gilmore-place 

Stewart  Charles.  39  George-st. 

Stewart  Charles  Campbell,  6  Young-st. 

Stirling  William,  48  Frederick-st. 

tStodart  J.  R.  52  Que.en-st. 

Storie  Andrew^  12Broughton-place 

Strachan  Robert,  31  Northumberland-st. 

Stuart  James,  2,  Charlotte-st. 

Swan  James,  53  York-place 

Swinton  Archibald,  9,  Shandwick-place 

Sym  Robert,  20,  George's-square 

Syme  .John,  George's-square 

Tait,  Y^oung  and  Lawrie,  Park-place 

Tait  and  Bruce,  31  Dundas-st. 

Tait  John,  jun.  2  Queen-st. 

tTawse  Andrew,  York-place 

Tawse  Charles,  32,  Gayfield-st. 

Tennant  and  Lyon,  26,  Forth-st. 

Teiiiiant  Patrick,  107,  George-st. 

tThomson  and  Fleming,  8  Frederick-st. 

♦Thomson  James,    54,   Castle-st. 

Thomson  David,  8  Frederick-st, 

Thomson  Andrew,  135,  Prince-st. 

Thomson  David,  4  Charlotte-st. 

Thomson  Charles,  54  CaStle-st. 

Tod  and  Romanes,  46  Charlotte-square 

TumbuU  George,  49  George's-square 

TurnbuU  David,  Royal  Exchange 

Tweedie  John,  131,  great  King-st. 

Tytler  James,  12  St.  David-st. 

Veitch  George,  70  great  King-st. 

Waddel  William,  40  Northumberland-»t. 

Walker,  Richardson  and  Melville,  55  Geo.-8t 

Walker  Francis,  69  Queen-st. 

Walker  William,  21  Forth-st. 

Wallace  'William,  North nmberland-8t. 

*Warrender  Hugh,  6l5  Castle-hill 

WatkinsJohn,  30  Castle-st. 

Watson  Hugh ,  1  Charlotte-square 

Watson  Andrew,  19  Melville-st. 

*Waucliope  John,  28  Abercromby-.plaeft 

Weir  Thomas,  15  Chapel-st. 

Weir  Matthew,  York-place 

Welsh  David,  33  Queen-st. 

White  John,  36,  Queen-st. 

Wight  Alexander,  15  Buccleuch-place 

Wight  John,  3  Gayfield- place 

Williamson  David,  Writers-court,  High-st, 

Wilson  Robert  Sym,  59  Queen-st. 

Wilson  Wil!iam,"ll3  Prince-st. 

Wilson  Francis,  10  Parliament-square 

Wishart  Archibald,  Stockbridge 

Wishart  Patrick,  20  Heriot-row 

Wright  .Tames,  28,  Forth-st. 

Wylie  James,  1  Charlotte-st. 

Y''6ung,  Aytoun  and  Rutherford,  29  Fre£k-> 

rick-st, 
*  Young  Alexander,  48,  Qucen-st. 
Young  John,  32  Castle-st. 


46 


EDINBURGH. 


YouTis:  ''•''illiam,  sen.  60  Castle-st. 
Yoiin.iRon  Alexander,  118,  Prince-st. 
Yuie  John,  47  great  Kins-st. 

Writing-  Master's. 
Coopor  William,  17'George-st. 
Davidpon  Matthew,  39  south  Bridge-st. 
Fairbairn  Andrew,  44  south  Bridiie-st. 
Fin  'lav  Robert,  79.  south  Bridge-st, 
Forrester  Alexander,  26  George-st. 
Robertson  John,  3,  Hanover-st. 
Scott  Robert,  10,  St.  Andrews-square 
Sherrilfs  Alexander,  4,  St,  David-st, 
Smith  William  Crosby,  16,  south  Bridge-st. 
Steven  Peter,  54,  south  Bridge-st. 
Stevenson  Ninian,  20  George-st. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 
Aitchison  James,   watch  glass  cutter,  153 

Kigh-6t. 
Albion  Cloth  Company,  65,  n.  Bridge-st. 
Alexander  William,  saddle-tree  maker,  5, 

Cal  on-hill 
Arthur  David  and  Sons,  tool  makers,  Mac- 

dougal-st, 
Camp])ell  David,  patent  axle-tree  maker,50 

back  of  Canon-gate 
Castigan  Daniel,  paper  stainer, 15,  Cow-gate 
Chadwick  James  and  Son,  flannel  manufac- 
turers, 98,  south  Bridge-st, 
Coltes  and  Maxwell,  repository,33  Prince-st 
DuriezLouis,secretary  to  the  French  consul, 

30,  Hanover-st. 
Edington  James,   hair  manufacturer,  166, 

High-st, 
Edinburgh    Weigh-house,    David    Purdie, 

manager.  Lawn-market 
Edinburgh  Gass  Light  Company's  office  and 

works.  New- St.  Canon-gate 
Fer^ier  and  Waterson,  wax  chandlers,  187, 

High-st. 
Fortune  James,  printers  ink  maker,  14  St. 

Leonards  hill 
Galli  Zappa  and  Co.  artificial  flower  makers, 

47  Tlnstle-st. 
GeueralTax  Office  for  Scotland,^4  Prince-st 
GifFord  and  Son,  leather  workers,  helmet  & 

snuffbox  makers,  6  Niddry-st. 
Hamilton  A.tambourer,  17  St.  Patiick-st. 
Herring  Fishery  Office,  J.  Dunsmure,   sec, 

29  Hanover-st. 


Horton  and  Sons,  awl  manufacturers,  north 
back  of  Canon-gate 

Kilpatrick  John,  chemicalapparatus  maker, 
202  Rose-st. 

Kiucaid  George  and  Co.  sugar  refiners,  154 
Canon-gate 

Kirk  Treasurers  Office,  Royal  Exchange 

Lliing  and  Hay,  pump  makers,  Rose-st. 

Levy  Philip  &  Co.  furriers,  56,  n.  Bridge- 
street 

Lo-vi  J.  &  Son, chemical  apparatus  makers 
and  glass  blowers,  104  High-st, 

ManuelJn.  jun.  rectifier,  35  Grass-market. 

Melliss  P.  readymade,  linen  warehouse,  107 
south  Bridge-st. 

Morton  M.  and  Co.  gold  and  silver  lace  ma- 
nufacturers, 219,  High-st, 

Nicol  Robert,  leather  cap  manufacturer,  8 
West-port 

Nicholson  John,  cart,  plough,  &c.  maker. 
Abbey-hill 

O'Neil  Luke  and  Son,  statuaries,  125  Ca- 
non-gate 

Read  S.  and  Co.  roslin  bleachfield  ware- 
house, 7  north  College-st. 

Repository  for  work  of  the  poor,  10  Hun- 
ters-square 

Pierotti  M.  figure  maker,  42  High-st. 

Scott  Peter,  machine  maker,  Kiugs-stables 

Sheppard  David  and  Co.  roasted  bean  ware- 
house, Adams'-square 

Skelton  Thes.soda  water  maker,60  Prince-st 

Spankie  George,  treasurer  to  charity  work- 
house, 179,  High-st. 

Steven  Lilly,  looking-glass  maker,  66  Can- 
dle maker-row 

Stewart  John  and  Son,  plane  and  edge  tool 
maker,  65  Nicolson-st. 

Triiiwell  Joseph,  manager  of  the  Albyn 
club,  54  Prince-st. 

Watson  Thomas,  dressing-case  maker,  90 
south  Bridge-st. 

White  Thomas,  pipe  maker,  225  Cow-gate 

White  John  and  Co.  ginger  beer  makers, 
Nicolson-square 

Watson  John,  manager  of  the  gasslight 
company's  works,  New-st. 

Wordsworth  Samuel,  repository  for  horses, 
carriages,  &c.  Nottingham-place 


Garvad  John 
Humbie,  Dav 


Balgonie 

Keanoway 

Kettle 

Lethem 

Leven 

Mairkinch 


CARRIERS. 

FROM  JAMES  REDPATH's,  137,  HIGH-STREET. 
Dickfon,   every  Saturday.  Keith,  David  Pcndreich,   every  Saturday, 

id  Pendreich,  every  Saturday.    Trenant,  John  Dickson,  every  Saturday. 
FROM  JANETT  STEWARTS,  64,  HIGH-STREET. 

arrives.  leaves. 

William  Ramsay  Wednesday  Thursday 

William  Ramsay  Wednesday  'J'liursday 

Archibald  Colven  Wednesday  Thursd.iy 

Archibald  Colven         Wednesday  Thujsday 

Peter  Brown  Thursday 

William  Ramsay  Wednesday  Tliursday 


EDINBURGH, 

47 

FROM  ROBERT  CLILANDS,  COACH 

iND  HORSES, 

S.  BACK  or  CANON-GATE 

arrives 

leaves 

Ayton 

Abraham  Marshall 

Wednesday 

Thursday 

Berwick  upon 

Tweed  Abraham  Marshall 

Wednesday 

Thursday 

Dunbar 

George  Ballantyne 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

East  Linton 

Alexander  Lumsden 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

East  &  West  Salton    Jolm  Tafts 

Saturday 

Gilford 

John  Lidgite 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

Haddington 

Alexander  Whitecross 

Tues.  Thursday,  Sat. 

Kingston 

John  Burnet 

Thursday 

Friday 

North  Berwick            George  Ramage 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

Ormeston 

John  Amis 

every  Sat. 

Stanton 

William  Arnet 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

Whittingham 

William  Arnet 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

FROM  GEORGE  MURRAY'S,  90,  GRASS-MARKET. 

Blair  Atliol 

James  Robertson 

Tuesday 

Saturday 

Hamilton 

David  Hamilton 

Wednesday 

Wednesday 

Kinross 

James  Brown 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

Lanark 

James  Webster 

Tuesday 

AVednesday 

Mia  Calder 

James  Robertson 

Tuesday 

Saturday 

Stonehouse 

James  Hamilton 

Tuesday 

Tuesflay 

Strathaven 

John  Brown 

Tuesday 

Tuesday 

Stratliaven 

Robert  Wilson 

Tuesday 

Tuesday 

Strathaven 

Robert  Wiseman 

Tuesday 

Tuesday 

FROM  JAMES  STEVENSON'S,  26,  COW-GATE-HEAD. 

Alboa 

James  Miller 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

Bathgate 

James  Gilles 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

Coldstream 

I.  Henderson 

Wednesday 

Wednesday 

Crief 

-   I.  M'Rostie 

Wednesday 

Thursday 

Dalkeith 

W,  Sienhouse 

every  day 

every  day 

Falkirk 

J.  Callender 

Wednesday 

Saturday 

Gordon 

J.  M'Dougal 

Wednesday 

Wednesday 

Greenlaw 

P.  Haitr 

Wednesday 

Wednesday 

Jedburgh 

R.  Gramslie 

Thursday 

Friday 

Kelso 

G.  Hewart 

Wednesday 

Wednesday 

Peebles 

J.  Marshall 

Monday 

Thursday 

Stirling 

J.  Callender 

Wednesday 

Thursday 

FROM  JAMES  JOHNSTON'S,  106,  GRASS-MARKET. 

Annan 

Gavine  Johnstone 

Every  Wed.  Thurs. 

Inverkeithing 

James  Miller 

Tuesday 

Tuesday 

Lanark 

John  Mnir 

Wednesday 

Thursday 

Lockerby 

Andrew  Smith 

Wednesday 

Wednesday 

South  Ferry 

William  M'Queen 

Friday 

Friday 

FROM  JOHN  HORSBRUGH'S,  28,  GRASS-MARKET. 

Braehead 

John  Shaw 

Tuesday 

Tuesday 

Braehead 

Andrew  Graham 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

Braehead 

William  Robb 

Monday 

Tuesday 

Braehead 

Peter  Jackson 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

Braehead 

David  Moffat 

Wednesday 

Thursday 

Carmichael 

Adam  Montgomery 

Tuesday 

Tuesday 

Carnwath 

John  Sommerville 

Tuesday 

Tuesday 

Carnwath 

John  Paterson 

Wednesday 

Wednesday 

Irvine 

George  Finlay 

Wednesday 

Thursday 

Kilmarnock 

George  Finlay 

Wednesday 

Thursday 

Pettinain 

Robert  Brownlie 

Tuesday 

Tuesday 

West  Linton 

William  Moffat 

Wednesday 

Wednesday 

Wilsontown 

Thomas  Shaw 

Tuesday 

Tuesday 

FROM  THOMAS  JACKSON'S,  119.  GRASS-MARKET. 

Appin;    Avr;    Beith;    Campbletown 

;    Dumbarton;    Easter-Kilbride:   Glas- 

COW;  Greekock;  Inverary;   Irvine;   Kilmarnock; 

Kirkintiloch;   Obanj  Pais- 

LKY;  Saltcoats;  &  Wester-Kilbride, 

every  lawful 

day. 

4k 


ifDiNigtJRG:^, 


.      Flio^  ALEXANDER  CLARK'S,  77,  GflASS-l^AMlfef. 
Ayr;   Bathgate;  Boness;   Callender;  Carluke;  Castledouglas;    Cornhiil; 

DUDDINGSIOX;    DaLDATiE;    DUMFRIES;     DONFERMLINE;      HAMILTON;      InVERKEITHING  ; 

KiRKUDBP.iGHT;   LiNLiTHGOw  AND  Faisley.     Carriers  and  days  uoiertain. 

FROM  WIDOW  WELSH   and  SONS,   3,  CANDLEMAKER-ROW,— ATKENSON 

kailton,  agent. 

Birmingham;  Carlisle;  Ore tna'-Green ;  Kendal;  Lancaster;  Langholm; 
Leeds;  Liverpool;  Longtown;  Rf  anchesetr  ;  Penkith;  Preston;  Sheffield, 
WwifE-HAVEN,  and  ail  other  parts  in  the  soiHh  of  England,  every  Monday  and  Thursday. 
Hawick  and  Selkirk;  Aitcheson  Raikon  Twice  a  week 


Airdrie 

Bathgate 

Dunse 

Ebenton 

Eddk'.ston 

Ecclefschen 

Galashiels 

Lochmaben 

Peebles 

Selkirk 

Woodhouse 

Wiscle 

FROM 
Big-^ar 
Covington 
Crawford 
Dumfries 
Lockerby 
Moffat 
Moffat 
Moffat 
Newland 
Primrose 
Sanquhar 
Skerling 
Tweed  Mnir 
Wanbackhead 
West  C  alder 
West  Linton 
West  Linton 


FROM  MRS.  REIDS,  11,  CANDLEMAKER-ROW. 

arrives  leaves 

Tuesday 

Tuesday 

Friday 

Wednesday 

Wednesday 


John   Chapman 
John  Chapman 
Robe  t  Allan 
Hone  Hunter 
J.   Russell 
George  Jarves 
J.  Richardson 
George  Green 
J.  Wilson 
J.  Ballantine 
A.  Smith 
A,  Smith 


Thursday 

Thursday 
Tuesday 


Tuesday 

Tuesday 

Friday' 

Wednesday' 

Thursday 

every  fortnight 

Friday 

every  fortnight 

Friday 

Wednesday 

every  fortnight 

every  fortnight 


J.  LINDSAY'S,  WHITE  HART,  42,  GRASS-MARKET. 

Jarnes  Browit  Tuesday  Wednesday 

William  Brown  Every  Tuesdky&Wed.forfniffht 

John  Watson  Tuesday  Wednesday 

John  Watson  Tuesday  Wednesday 

Jamns  Johnfeton  Every  Wednesday  fortnight 

Robert  Baird  Every  Wednesday  fortnight 

Peter  Halliday  Every  Wednesday  fortnight 

Francis  Wood  Every  Wednesday  fortnight 

George  Hunter  Friday  Saturday 

Thomas  Ailken  Saturday  Saturday 

John  Gilmori;  Tuesday  Wednesday 

Thomas  Doads  Friday  Friday 

George  Granger  Every  Wednesday  fortnight 

John  Watson  Tuesday  Wednesday 

Alexander  Hamilton  Friday  Friday 

tlohn  Roger  Friday  Friday 

Richard  Porteous  Wednesday  Wednesday' 


FROM  ARCHIBALD  S  FEWART'S,  3,  PRINCES-STREET 
Glasgow  Thomas  Jackson  Everyday       Everyday 

FROM  JAMES  KINLOCH\«,  127,  GRASS-MARKET. 


Balerno 

John  Robertson 

Saturday 

Wednesday 

Crief 

Adam  White 

Weilnesday 

Thursday 

Dumfries 

Thomas  Niven 

Every  week 

Dunfermline 

Andrew  Cairns 

Tues.  Thursday 

Wednesday  and  Sat. 

Fortwilliam 

Duncan  M'Innes 

Once  in  eight  weeks 

Kerswell 

Alexander  Wilson 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

Muthel 

Adam  White 

Wednesday 

Thursday 

Wigton 

John  M'Phrc 

Once  in  three  weeks 

FROM  WILLIA-M  JOHNSTON'S,  152,  HidH-STREET.             , 

Aberdeen 

Skirving 

Tuesdayand  Thnrs, 

Wednesday  and  Friday; 

Alieth 

Skirving 

Tuesday  aadThurs. 

Wednesday  and  Friday 

Arbroath 

Skirving 

Tuesdayand  Thurs. 

Wednesday  and  Friday 

Banff 

Skirving 

Tuesdayand  TJiurs. 

Wednesday  and  Friday 

Bervia 

Skirving- 

Tuesday  and  Thurs. 

Wednesday  and  Fjiday 

Brechin 

Skirving 

"Tuesday  andl^urs. 

Wednesday  and  Priday 

BruDtisland 

George  Edmonston 

Tuesday 

AVednesday 

Cupar  Angus 

Skirving 

Tuesdayand  Thurso 

Wednesday  and  Friday' 

Dundee 

Skirving 

Tuesday  and  Thurs. 

Wednesday  and  Friday 

EBINBURGH. 

48 

arrivos 

leaves 

Dysart 

James  Buehannan 

Wednesday 

Friday 

East  &  West  Wemys  James  Buehannan 

Wednesday 

Friday 

Falkland 

John  Goodwillie 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

Forfar 

Skirving 

Tuesday  &  Thursday 

Wednesday  and'Friday 

Kirkcaldy 

James  Buehannan 

Wednesday 

Friday                          , 

Laurence  Kirk 

Skirving 

Tuesday  &  Thursday 

Wednesday  and  Friday 

Links 

James  Buchaunan 

Wednesday 

Friday 

Lathrie 

Skirving 

Tuesday  (fe  Thursday 

Wednesday  and  Friday 

Meigle 

Skirving 

Tuesday  &  Thursday 

Wednesday  and  Friday 

Montrose 

Skirving 

Tuesday  &  Thursday 

Wednesday  and  Friday 

Path  head 

James  Buehannan 

Wednesday 

Friday 

Stonehaven 

Skirving 

Tuesday  &"Thursday 

Wednesday  and  Friday 

FROM  WILLIAM  CURRIE'S,  27,  GRASS-MARKET 

Biggar 

John  Minton 

Wednesday 

Thursday 

Blackburn 

Thomas  Wilson 

Tuesday 

Tuesday 

Blythe  Bridge 

John  Currie 

Wednesday 

Thursday 

Candyburn 

Wm,  Johnston 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

Denny 

John  Muirhead 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

EUesrigliill 

Thomas  Sanderson 

Monday 

Tuesday 

Lamington 

George  Tilford 

Thursday 

Friday 

Newlands 

Alexander  Frasner 

Friday 

Saturday 

Ruberton 

George  Scott 

Thursday 

Friday 

Symington 

Alexander  Davidson 

Wednesday 

Saturday 

Wiiitebarnlie 

Peter  Walker 

Tuesday 

Tuesday 

Wiston 

John  Shankley 

Thursday 

Friday 

FROM  GEORGE  WIGHT'S,    22.  GRASS-MARKET. 

Annan 

George  Ritchie 

Once  every  fortnight 

Myth 

Uncertain 

Tuesday 

Thursday  and  Friday 

BJggar  Carron 

James  Pillans 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

Blarrgourie 

Uncertain 

Tuesday 

Thursday  and  Friday 

Carlisle 

John  Cupar 

Every  Thursday 

Carnwath 

David  Girdward 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

Caulter 

Laurence  Jackson 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

DolpLington 

Thomas  Gower 

Monday 

Tuesday 

Dunse 

James  Sharpe 

Uncertain 

Dunsyre 

William  Noble 

Monday 

Tuesday 

Holy  town 

William  Millar 

Wednesday 

Kinross 

James  Sharp 

Uncertain 

Lismahago 

John  Sharley 

Tuesday 

Tuesday 

Lismahago 

James  Tweedell 

Tuesday 

Tuesday 

Whitburn 

John  Millar 

Wednesday 

Wednesday 

FROM  JAMES  STEWART'S,  91,  GRASS-MARKET. 
Carlisle  James  Leishman  Uncertain,  Uncertain 

Hawick  James  Leishman  Twice  a  week  Twice  a  week 

Newcastle  James  Leishman  Uncertain  Uncertain 

North  of  England       James  Leishman  Uncertain  Uncertain' 

FROM  JAMES  COOPER'S,  76,  HIGH-STREET. 

Saturday 
Thursday 
Saturday 
Saturday 
Saturday 
Thursday 
Saturday 
Saturday 


Aberlady 

J.  Matheson 

Saturday 

Balgonie 

William  Stark 

Thursday 

Elshinford 

William  MitcheU 

Saturday 

Longni<ldry 

J.  Mitchell 

Saturday 

Longniddry 

A.  Richardson 

Saturday 

Mai-kinch 

William  Stark 

Thursday 

Pens  ton 

T.  M'Intosh 

Saturday 

Trannent 

G.  Edington 

Saturday 

FROM  JOHN 

STEELS,  HEN  AND  CHICKENS,  ! 

ChuruBide 

James  Watson 

Wednesday 

Eyenjouth 

James'BeiTglas 

Wednesday 

Gnillon 

Jantes  Sheplraxd 

Thursday 

North- Barrack 

Geoi^  Smith 

Mf>nday 

TyningbaTO 

James  Watt 

Wednesday 

7 

Thursday 

Thursday 

Friday 

Tuesday 

Thursday 


50 


EDINBURGH. 


FROM  WM.  BROWN'S,  203,  HIGH-STREET. 

Aberdeen;  Alvth;  Arbroath;  Banff;  Bervie;   Breechin  ;  Blairgourie;  Ctr- 
PAB ;  Dundee.    William  Simson,  arrives  on  Wednesday,  leaves  on  Friday. 

DvsART;  Henry  Rae,  Wednesday. 
Elgan;  Forfar;    Glammis  ;    Huntlv;    Invereightv.    William  Simson,  arrives  or 

Wednesday,  leaves  on  Friday. 

Kirkcaldy  ;  Henry  Rae,  Wednesday. 

Kinghorn  ;  William  Lindsay,  Tuesday,  Wednesday. 

Kirrymuir;  Longforgan;  Meigall;  Montrose.    William  Simson,  arrives  on  Wed- 
nesday, leaves  on  Friday, 

Pathhead;  Henry  Rae,  Wednesday. 

Peterhead;  William  Simson,  Wednesday,  Friday, 
-   Wynnes  Castle;  Henry  Rae,  Wednesday. 

FROM  WALTER  COWAN'S,  209,  HIGH-STREET. 


leaves 

arrives 

Anstruther 

D.  Fowler 

Wednesday 

Thursday 

Auclitermuchty 

James  Reekie 

Thursday 

Friday 

Callerdyk 

A.  Brown 

Wednesday 

Thursday 

Colensburgh 

A.  White 

Wednesday 

Thursday 

Crail 

A.  Brown 

Wednesday 

Thursday 

Ely 

A.  White 

Wednesday 

Thursday 

Fruchie 

D.  Fowler 

Wednesday 

Thursday 

Kelconquer 

A.  White 

Wednesday 

Thursday 

Leslie 

R.  Fowler 

Wednesday 

Thursday 

Musselburgh 

Wm.  Shaven 

every  lawful  day 

everj'  lawful  day 

Newbiirgh 

D.  Fowler 

Wednesday 

Thursday 

Pettenwen 

A.  Brown 

Wednesday 

Thursday 

Portobello 

Wm,  Shaven 

every  lawful  day 

every  lawful  day 

St.  Andrews 

Jas,  Reekie 

Thursday 

Friday 

St-  Monce 

A.  White 

Wednesday 

Thursday 

Stratbmiglo 

D.  Fowler 

Wednesday 

Thursday 

FROM  JAMES  REYNOLDS,  (HARROW-INN)  54,  CANDLEMAKER-ROW 

Gallashiels 

John  Young 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

Inverleithing 

Thos.  Scott 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

Lauder 

Andrew  Atehinson 

Monday 

Tuesday 

Lilliesleaf 

George  Henry 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

Peebles 

Wm.  Hall 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

FROM  CHARLES  PALFREYS, 

(KING'S-HKAD)  20. 

,  COW-GATE. 

Alloa 

Jas.  Wright 

Wednesday 

Bowden 

Henry  Scott 

Tuesday  . 

Wednesday 

Dalkeith 

Alex.  Hutchison 

every  lawful  day 

except  Monday 

Dunse 

Thos.  Penny 

Wednesday  &  Friday 

Wed.  and  Friday 

Earlstone 

Jas.  Kerr 

Wednesday 

Falkirk 

Alex.  Monteith 

Wednesday  &  Satur. 

Wed.  and  Sat. 

Kelso 

Wm.  Crease 

Wednesday 

Lilliesleaf 

Archibald  Law 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

Midham 

Henry  Scott 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

Musselburgh 

Wm.  Spaven 

every  lawful  day 

Stirling 

Alex.  Monteith 

Wednes.  &  Saturday 

Wed.  and  Sat. 

Thornhill 

Edwd.  Wilson 

once  a  fortnight 

Wigton 

Josh.  Bennock 

every  third  Thursdaj 

'&  Friday 

FROM  JOHN  HARGREAVES,  11,  BRISTO-STREET. 
Carlisle;  Langholm;  Kendal;  Lancaster;  Leeds;  Liverpool;   Manchester; 
Penrith  and  Preston  ;  And  forwards  Goods  to  all  parts  of  the  United  Kingdom ;  days 
uncertain. 

FROM  THOS.  HOWEY  &  Co.  George  Inn  Yard.  Bristo-st. 
Birmingham;  London  ;  Manchester;   Nottingi:am;   Sheffield,  &c,  days  uncer- 
tain ; — Glasgow  ;  Greenock  ;  and  Paisley  every  lawful  day. 
George  Mather,  Manager. 

FROM  JOHN  CAMERON'S,  16,  LOTHIAN-ST. 
Aberdeen  ;  Alyth  ;  Banff  ;  Blairooweie  ;   Brechin  ;  Cupar  Angus  ;  Cupar  Fife  ; 
Dunkeld  ;    Elgin;    Forfar;    Glammis;  Inverness;    Kettle;   Kirriemuir:    Nairn; 
London;  Peterhead;  Perth;  Stonehaven,  &c.  &c.  every  Monday  Wedesday  and  Friday 


EDINBURGH. 


51 


FROM  JAMES  JOHNSTON'S,  17,  SOUTH  BACK  OF 

arrives 


Almvick         ^ 

Belford  C 

Berwick         3 

Cockinzie 

Cocksbumpeth 

Dirleton 

Dirleton 

Dunbar 

Dunglass 

Fisherrow 

Gullan 

Gullan 

Haddington 

Musselburgh 

North  Berwick 

North  Berwick 

Preston  Pans 


William  Barns 


Wednesday 


&  Sat. 


Richard  Johnston  Tue.  Thur, 
William  Christ-son  Tuesday- 
James  Manderson  Monday 
John  Runciman  Wednesday 
James  Black  Tuesday 
William  Christson  Tuesday 
William  Spevin  every  lawful  day 
James  Manderson  Monday 
John  Runciman  Wednesday 
David  Thomson  Tues.  Thur.  &  Sat. 
Wm.  Spevin  every  lawful  day 
James  Manderson  Monday 
John  Runciman  Wednesday 
Rd.  Johnston  Tues.  Thur.  &  Sat, 
FROM  JOHN  JOHNSTON'S,  10,  SHAKESPEAR 
Glasgow  and  Greenock,  James  Bell,  every  lawful  day. 


CANON-GATE. 

leaves 

Thursday 

Tue.  Thur.  and  Sat. 

Wednesday 

Tuesday 

Thursday 

Wednesday 

Wednesday 

every  lawfulday 

Tuesday 

Thursday 

Tue.  Thur.  and  Sat, 

every  lawful  day 

Tuesday 

Thursday 

Tue.  Thur.  and  Sa 

SQUARE. 


Coaches , 
From  the  Bl.4ck  Bull,  1,  Catharine-st. 
Aberdeen,  Royal  Mail  every  morning  at  eight 
Carlisle,  Royal  Mail  every  afternoon  at  two 
Dumfries,  Royal  Mail  every  morn,  at  nine 
Glasgow,  Royal  Mail  every  morning  at  half 

past  eight,  and  every  evening  at  nine 
London,  Royal  Mail  every  afternoon  at  a 

quarter  before  six 
Stirling,  Royal  Mail  every  morning  at  nine 
Aberdeen,  the  Saxe  Cobourg  every  morning, 

except  Sunday,  at  nine 
Inverness,  the  Caledonian    every    Monday 

and  Thursday  mornings  at  nine 
London,  the  Wellington  every  morning  at 

half-past  five,  Sundays  excepted. 
London,  the  Union  every  morning  at  five, 

Sundays  excepted 
Perth,  the  Waterloo  every  morning  at  eleven 

Sundays  excepted 

From  the  British  Hotel,  Prince-st.  same 

as  from  the  Black  Bull . 

From  the  Crown  Hotel,  11,  Prince-st. 

Aberdeen,  the  Waterloo  by   Perth,  every 

morning  at  nine,  Sundaj'S  excepted 
Glasgow,  the  Prince  Regent  every  day  at 

twelve,  Sundays  excepted 
Inverness  ^  Sirathmoi-e  every  morning  at 

nine,  Sundays  excepted 
From  Mackay's  Hotel,  1,  Prince-st. 
Falkirk,  (and  canal)  every  lawful  morning 

at  nine 
Glasgow,  the  Telegraph  every  lawful  day  at 

four 
Peebles,  (fly)    every  Tuesday  and    Friday 

morning  at  nine 

From  the  Star  Hotel,  36,  Prince-st. 
Dundee,  the  Fifeshire  Union,  every  lawful 

day  at  half  past  seven 
G/asg-ow,  Telegraph  every  lawful  day  at  nine 
Jedburgh,  every   Tuesday,   Thursday  and 

Saturday  mornings  at  eight 
From  the  Red  Lion,  6,  Prince-st. 
Falkirk,  at  five  in  the  afternoon,  and  re- 
turns at  one  every  lawful  day 


From  Wm.  Bell's,  177,  High-st. 
Dalkeith,  every  lawful  day  at  twelve,  and 

eight  in  the  evening 
Dunae,  the   Royal  Eagle,  by  Blackshiels, 

Lauder,  Whiteburn.  ^  Greenlaw,  every 

Tue.  Thur.  and  Sat.  morning  at  eight. 
Haddington,  every  lawful  day  at  nine 
Haddington  «^  Dunbar,  every  lawfiil  day  at 

three  in  the  afternoon 
Lanark,  by  Little  Vantage  and  Carnwath 

every  Mon.  Wed.  and  Fri.  mornings  at  10 
Leith  coaches  every  hour 
Musselburgh,  every  lawful  day  at  eleven  in 

the  forenoon,  and  eight  in  the  evening 
Queensferry,  every  lawful  day  at  nine  in 

the  morning,  and  four  in  the  afternoon 

From  George  Cameron's,  195,  High-st. 

Dalkeith,  every  lawful  day  at  eleven  in  the 
forenoon,  and  seven  in  the  evening  ;  re- 
turns about  same  hours 

Dalkeith  ^  Lasswade,  every  lawful  day  at 
nine  in  the  mom.  &  four  even,  in  the  win- 
ter, and  five  in  the  summer ;  returns  at 
half-past  twelve  at  noon  &  nine  evening 

Haddington,  every  lawful  afternoon  at  four 

Leith  stage  every  hour  from  ten  in  the 
morning  until  nine  in  the  evening 

Leith  stage  every  half  hour  from  ten  in 
morning  until  nine  in  the  evening 

Musselburgh  every  lawful  day  at  eleven  in 
the  forenoon  and  eight  in  the  evening,  and 
returns  about  the  same  hours 

Preston  Pans  every  lawful  day  at  six  in  the 
evening,  returns  at  eleven  in  the  forenoon 
From  John  M'Donald's,  161,  High-st. 

Portobello,  a  Coach  three  times  every  law- 
ful day 
From  M.  Somerville's,  153,  High-st. 

Portobello,  a  Coach  three  times  on  every 
lawful  day 
From  Mrs.  Taylor's,  282,  Canon-gat^. 

Kelso,  the  Tweedside every  Tuesday,  Thura. 
and  Saturday  mornings  at  eight 


(  S2  ) 


LEITH. 

JLjEITH  is  the  sea  port  town  of  Edinburgh,  but  at  what  period  it  wag  first  built,  can- 
not be  determined  with  accuracy.  In  the  Charter  of  erection  of  Holyrood-house,  founded 
by  David  the  1st.  in  the  year  1128,  it  is  mentioned  by  the  name  of  InverleUh.  In  1329, 
Robert  the  1st.  granted  to  the  Magistrates  of  ^Edinburgh,  the  harbour  of  Leith,  and  its 
Mills;  and  in  1398,  they  acquired  all  the  other  rights  and  privileges  of  it  by  purcliase 
from  Logan  Restalrig.  In  the  year  1485,  the  Magistrates,  (to  prevent  the  inhabitants  of 
Leilh  frcm  rivalling  them  in  trade)  passed  an  Act,  ordaining,  that  no  merchant  in  Edin 
burgh,  sbonld  presume  to  take  an  inhabitant  of  Leith  into  partnership,  under  a  penalty 
of  forty  shillings  Scots,  and  deprivation  of  the  freedom  of  the  city  for  one  year;  and  also 
that  none  of  the  revenues  of  the  city  of  Edinburgh,  should  be  farmed  to  any  inhabitant  of 
Leitli.  The  town  of  Leith,  shared  in  the  general  calamity  which  desolated  Scotland,  in 
ths  year  1541 ;  and  when  the  French  troops  came  to  the  assistance  of  Mary  of  Guise,  then 
Regent  of  Scotland,  they  took  possession  of  Leith,  and  fortified  it  on  behalf  of  the  Queen, 
who  erected  it  into  a  Burgh  of  Barony.  The  inhabitants  purchased  the  superiority  of 
their  town  from  Restalrig,  for  ;g3000  Scots.  They  likewise  received  promises  of  an  ex- 
tension of  their  privileges,  by  its  erection  into  a  Royal  Burgh  ;  but  the  Queen  dying  before 
this  could  be  accomplished,  Francis  and  Mary,  sold  the  superiority  of  it  to  the  citizens  of 
Edinbnrgh,  for  the  sum  of  10,000,  Marks  Scots.  In  the  year  1560,  the  French  troops 
returned  home.  Shortly  after  the  council  of  the  Kingdom,  to  prevent  any  danger  to  the 
liberties  of  the  country  from  the  introduction  of  foreign  soldiers  into  the  kingdom,  ordered 
the  Madisttates  of  Edinburgh,  to  demolish  tlie  fortifications.  Leith  however  was  again 
fortified  by  Oliver  Cromwell,  who  built  a  citadel  with  five  bastions,  which  was  nearly 
destroyed  at  the  restoration. 

In  the  year  1779,  Paul  Jones  made  his  appearance  in  the  Frith  of  Forth,  when  a  battery 
of  nine  guns  was  erected  a  little  to  the  westward  of  the  citadel,  for  the  defence  of  the 
harbour  and  shipping;  this  battery,  is  now  the  head  quarters  of  the  Royal  Artillery,  in 
North  Britain.  Two  companies  are  stationed  here  under  tlie  command  of  a  Field  Officer. 
The  Barracks  are  capable  ot  containing  350  men,  and  150  horses.  The  harbour  is  besides 
defended  by  a  Martello  Tower,  rising  from  the  sea,  about  three  quarters  of  a  mile  from 
the  pier.  About  the  beginning  of  the  last  century,  the  harbour  was  improved  by  the 
M.-igistrates,  by  extending  a  stone  pier  into  the  sea.  In  the  yeai'  1777,  they  made  another 
improvement  by  the  erection  of  a  stone  quay,  towards  its  westside,  they  also  constructed 
two  wet  docks,  and  three  graving  or  dry  docks,  ail  bcirtg  of  excellent  materials,  and 
finished  in  the  most  substantial  manner.  Thp  building  of  thes*  five  docks,  cost  £20O,iiQQ, 
a.  large  wet  Deck,  is  about  to  be  made  to  the  west>  which  is, to  be  500  yards-long,.  aci4 
100  wide. 

Leith  is  two  miles  distant  from  Edinburgh,  situated  at  the  easitorn  extremity  oi  a  fine 
spacious  road,  called  Leith-walk,  which  runs  in  a  direct  line  to  the  town,  This  beautiful 
walU,  has  recently  been  nearly  covered  on  both  sides  with  houses,  many  of  which  ai'e  very 
elegant^  givuig  it  the  ajipwu-anceof  an  extensive  street,  rather  than  a  carriage  road. 

The  water  of  Leith,  divides  the  town  into  two  parts,  which  from  their  situations^  are 
named  South  and  North  Leith,  they  communicate  by  three  draw  bridges.  The  new 
streets  in  the  south  and  east,  are  finished  in  the  modern  taste,  the  houses  are  built  of  fine 
stone,  and  are  very  splendid.  The  Exchange  Buildings,  are  in  the  Grecian  style  of  archL- 
tecture ;  and  ornamented  in  front  with  fine  Ionic  columns.  They  contain  a  superb  Asseaii- 
bly-roora,  Library,  and  Reading-toom,  a  Sale-room,  and  a  Coffee-room,  the  whale  is  a 
grand  structure,  and  a  beautiful  ornament  to  the  town.  The  Custom- House  is- also  a 
spacious  edifice,  of  the  neatest  modern  style,  it  stands  on  the  north  side  of  the  harbour, 
and  contains  the  Excise  Office,  with  the  most  complete  intern;".!  conveniences  and  arrringe- 
Hient  for  the  general  despatch  of  business.  Leith  Bank,  is  anotiier  handsome  modern 
erection,  in  Bernard's-street,  it  was  begun  in  the  year  1805,  and  finished  the  year  foUowi- 
ing,  it  consists  of  two  floors,  and  a  circuhir  projection  in  front,  ornamented  with  four 
handsome  Ionic  colums,  and  three  pilasters  of  the  same  order  on  each  side  ;  a  dome  rises 
from  the  top  ;  a  branch  of  the  British  Linen  Company,  and  the  Couimercial  Banking 
Company,  are  also  established  in  Leith.  The  Trinity  House,  built  in  the  year  1817,  is  an 
elegant  building  in  the  Grecian  style  of  architecture,  it  stands  on  the  west  side  of  the  Kirk- 
gate.  Opposite  to  it,  is  King  James's  Hospital,  which  was  founded  by  the  Kirk  Session 
of  South  Leith,  in  the  year  1614,  for  the  reception  of  old  women. 

On  the  south  west  of  Lteith,  in  a  fine  open  space  called  tlie  Links,  is  situated  the  Gram- 
mar School,  a  commodious  neat  building,  with  a  spire  and  clock,  the  roums  for  tlie 
different  classes  are  elegant  and  spacious.  In  the  eastern  extremity  of  the  Links  are 
excellent  baths,  called  Se.o.field  Baths,  fitted  up  with  every  convenience  in  the  most  hand- 
some stj'le,   their  erection  cost  ofSOOO,  agood  hotel  is  attached  to  them.    North Leiih 


LBITH. 


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contains  a  very  handsome  ebiiich,  in  the  Grecian  stj'le  of  architecture,  surmounted  by  A 
lofty  elegant  spire,  the  first  part  of  which  consists  of  three  conipsrtnaents  of  the  Doric,  the 
second  of  the  Ionic,  and  tlie  third  of  the  Corintliian  orders,  the  remainder  of  the  spire! 
is  fluted,  i^s  height  from  the  ufiound  to  the  top  of  the  cross  beina;  158  feet,  the  proportion^ 
of  the  handsome  portico,  are  tiiken  from  the  little  Ionic  temple  of  the  IlyssnS,  near  Ath<iAfe 
The  expence  of  b'lildins;  this  church  was  <£iWK)0,  and  it  will  accommodate  2000  persons. 
The  church  of  south  Leith  is  a  very  aneient  Gothic  building,  it  stands  east  of  the  KirS.-. 
gate  ;  at  a  little  distance  from  this  chirch  is  a  commodious  Chapel  of  Ease.  The  charitable 
institutions  of  this  commercial  port  are  roost  respectably  supported,  and  evince  the  hums' 
nity  of  its  spirited  and  generous  inhabitants.  Leith  is  governed  by  a  Baron  Bailie,  with 
the  title  of  Admiral,  appointed  by  tlie  Magistrates  of  Edinburgh,  under  him  are  three  resi- 
dent bailies,  who  hold  baron  courti  for  the  punishment  of  petty  offences.  There  are  four 
incorporations  in  the  town,  viz.  the  mariners,  raaltmcn,  traders  and  traffickers,  the  first 
including  ma.'iters  of  s!;ips  and  sailors,  thesecond  maltsters  and  brewers,  the  third  coopers, 
bakers,  smiths,  tailors,  wiiglits,  weHvers,  &c.  &c.  and  the  fourth  merchants,  &c.  there 
is  also  a  merchants  company,  and  a  number  of  shipping  com])anies  in  Leith,  to  whowi 
belong  tlie  management  of  the  stn.-icks  that  sail  betwef  n  this  port  and  London,  these  ves- 
sels are  fitted  up  in  a  style  of  splendour  and  convenience  not  equalled  by  any  of  their 
size  in  Europe.  The  trade  of  Leith  is  extensive,  and  carried  on  with  Russia,  Denmark, 
Sweden,  Hamburgh,  Ostend  and  Holland.  The  merchants  of  this  port  also  trade  exten- 
sively to  the  Mediterranean,  West  Indi<>s  and  America,  and  many  vessels  are  employed  >n 
the  whale  fishery.  Manufactures  of  various  kinds  are  curried  on  in  Leith,  there  are  several 
very  extensive  of  flint  ghiss  and  bottles;  the  distilation  of  malt  spirits  occupies 
several  large  capitals ;  ship  building  also  employs  a  great  number  of  workmen,  aad  the  nr^ 
nufacture  of  sail  cloth  and  cordage  is  extensive  ;  there  are  besides,  sugar  refining  houses', 
and  large  saw  mills  are  erected  on  the  water  of  Leith, 

The  streets  in  the  old  puits  are  narrow,  and  the  houses  mean  in  appeai'ance ; 
the  irregularity  of  the  old  town  would  render  any  attempt  at  a  description  of  the  relative 
situation  of  the  streets,  totally  unintelligible  to  a  stranger,  but  the  new  streets  are  spa- 
cious and  elegant,  and  the  houses  are  finished  in  a  modern  and  very  tasteful  style.  A  little 
to  the  west  ward  is  the  populous  fishing  village  of  Newhaven,  whence  tie  mar- 
kets of  Edinburgh  and  Leith  are  principally  supplied  with  fish.  Many  handsome  steam 
boats  sail  daily  from  this  place  to  Stirling,  and  the  intermediate  places  on  the  Frith 

The  popnlatiou  has  encreased  considerably  since  the  last  census,  and  may  now  be 
estimated  at  25,000. 


George  Newton,  Post  Master. — Letters  aire  sent  from  Leith  to  Edinburgh  at  six  in  the 
]33oruing  elevenia  the  forenoon,   four  in  the  afternoon,  and  seven  in  the  evening. 
See  Post-Oflfice,  Edinburgh. 


Agents. 
Anderson  Robert,  Leith-walk 
Baird  Alexander,    (for    Glasgow   carriers) 

Charlotte-st. 
BallantyneDuncan,(wine)69jGonstitution-st 
Banks  James,  (genera!)  20,  (Juality-et. 
Berry  &  Dieksons,  (for  Goodwin  and  Co.'s 

porter)  Water-lane 
Black  John,  Queen  st. 
Carphin  .1.  L.  Bell's-court 
Crichton  George,  50,  Shore 
Gumming  David,  1,  Dock-st. 
Cummings  John,  Queen-st. 
Donovan  J.  F.  [Ilojul  Danish] 
Durie  John,   Water-lane 
Eimbeke  Gustavus,  33,  Mitchell-3t. 
Garden  J.  49,  Constitulion-st. 
Gellatly  John,  Wet-dock 
Giljson  George  and  Son,  16,  Quality-st. 
Gibson  Georg<',  jun.   Wet-dock 
Gourley  David,  77,  Shore 
Henderson  Alexander,  Timber-bush 
Hossie  George,  (iiiirling  packet.)  t'onper-st 
Irving  Brothers,   (foreign )   1,  Dock-st. 
Jamieson  David,  .Charlott'e-lanc 
King  and  Pearson,    10,  Shore 
Liddell  Robert,  jun.   Comniercial-st. 
Lindsay  Jolin,  1,  Bi,  'ck-st. 


Livingston  Alexander,(genera!]26,Q«6ality-«t 
M'Alpine  Jas.  (for  A.  J,  Mackenzie,  yeait 

merchant,  London)  17,  Mitchell  et. 
M'Dowall  Archibald,  St.  Anthony's-st. 
Maxwell  Robert  &  Co.  Docks 
Maxwell  &  Co.  (general)  20,  Quality-st. 
Meiklejohn  William,   Queen-st. 
Mercer  George,  Bell's-court 
Miller  William,  jun.  3,  Coburgh-st. 
Mitchell  John,  Jun.  1,  Dock-st, 
Oswald,  Mill  and  Co.  Quality-st. 
Redpath&Bro.rn,  (iron)  1,  ConStrtfltiOA-st. 
Pobert;?oii  .Tohn  T.  45,  Mitchcll-st. 
Scarth  James  snd  Co.  (for  Gateshead  viiic- 

s^f  manufactory,  Nowcastle-upon-Tyiie) 

'•A6,  Mitchell-st. 
Shi ireff  Alexander  and  Co.  Timber-bu«h 
Sinclair  .lohn,  (to  t!ie  London  tea  Company) 

BridgL'-st. 
Smart  John,  (g'Mioral)  35,  Constitutfoll-st. 
Smith  Alexaiii!  t,  Dock-st. 
Smith  A!e?:amler,  Cernraerciail-buildings 
Somervaiil  ,)o1hi  &  Son,  St.  Antkony^s-l*Ti« 
Stranack  lliclirti-d  J .  Tiuiber-busb 
Thomsons  and  Polloel:,   (generai)    28,  St. 

Andrew's-st. 
Trail  Thomas,  (genera!)  29,  Beriiard-at. 
Walker  George  &  Co.  (general)  1,  Bank-st. 


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LEITH, 


Wallace  William  &  John,  2,  Bank-st. 
Wilson  John,  (general)  23,  Bernard-st. 
Wilson  Robert  and  Co.  Dock-st. 
Wishart  James,  Timber-bush 
Young  John,  Timber-bush 

Agricultural  Implement  Maker. 
Morton  Samuel,  Leith-walk 

Apothecaries  and  Druggists. 
Bayley  Charles,  61,  Tolbooth-wynd 

Cheyne  G.  and  B.  28,  Mitchell-st. 

Donald  Thomas,  37,  Charlotte-st. 

Hall  John,  74,  Shore 

Kello  George,  29,  Bridge-st. 

Mihier  Joseph,  78,  Shore 

Bakers,  S^c. 

Brown  George,  Bernard-st. 

Constable  Thomas,  56,  Tolbooth-wynd 

Dalziell  William,  Tolbooth-wjnid 

Farmer  William,  84,  Kirk-gate 

Hadden  George,  12,  Coal-hill 

Hart  John,  St.  Anthony 's-st. 

Hart  Thomas  &  Co.  St.  Giles-st. 

Johnston  John,  Yard-heads 

Keir  Stephen,  Leith-walk 

Kyle  Thomas,  43,  Charlotte-st. 

Lambert  David,  55,  Yard-heads 

M'Kinley  Robert,  9,  Waterloo-buildings 

Mathie  Robert,  35,  Shore 

Miller  William,  24,  Coal-hill 

Mood  William,  34,  Tolbooth-wynd 

Mould  James,  88,  Kirk-gate 

Nicol  Michael,  37,  St.  Andrew's-st. 

Philip  David,  Couper-st. 

Ramsay  Alexander,  100,  Kirk- gate 

Sceales  John,  23,  Tolbooth-wynd 

Sceales  Stewart,  ^6,  Kirk-gate 

Stocks  David,  12,  Bridge-st. 

Tod  James,  Couper-st. 

Walker  Alexander,  Leith-walk 

Weir  James,  134,  Kirk-gate 

Wright  Robert,  12,  Bridge-st. 
Bankers, 

Leith  Banking  Company,  James  Kerr  and 
Henry  Julin.ston  Managers,  Bernard-st. 

British  Linen  Company,  George  Mill,  Ma- 
nager, 12,  Bernard  st. 

Commercial  Banking  Company  of  Scotland, 
David  Muir,  Manager,  Quality-st. 
Basket  Makers. 

M'Lean  Andrew,  17,  Tolbooth-wynd 

Walters  William,  144,  Kirk-gate 

Waters  Jane,  143,  Kirk- gate 
Block,  Mast  and  Pump  Makers. 

Dryden  John,  Timber-bush 

Ford  William,   17,  Sheriff  Brae 

Liddell  Robert,  jun.  Commercial-st. 

Philip  Robert,  \Vet-dock 

Thomson  William,  Bowies-close 

Wallis  James,  Wet-dock 

Boat  Builders. 

M'Lean  and  Lindsay,  Commercial-place 
Booksellers  Sf  Stationers, 

Burnett  James,  35,  Bernard-st. 

Henderson  John,  88,  Shore 

Ogle,Allardice&Thomson,15,Tolbooth-wyn 

Reid  William,  Commercial-place,  &  40,  Shore 

Watt  James,  82,  Shore 


Boot  Sf  Shoe  Makers^ 
Bell  Joseph,  28,  Coal-hill 
Black  David,  138,  Kirk-gate 
Blyth  Adam,  142,  Kirk-gate 
Blyth  James,  39,  Shore 
Blyth  Stephen,  89,  New  Quay 
Elliot  John,  145,  Kirk-gate 
Gi+)b  William,  10,  Kirk-gate 
Harper  Isabella,  16,  Tolbooth-^vynd 
Kyle  James,  17,  St.  Andrews-st. 
Lizars  Robert,  117,  Kirlc-g-ate 
Lizars  William,  1,  Water-lane 
Longfield  William,  2,  Smiths-place 
Lumsden  Thomas,  139,  Kirk-gate 
Paris  John,  Kirk-gate 
Thomson  John,  Bridge-st, 
White  George,  6,  Waterloo-buildings 
Whitelaw  William,  Queens-place 

Brewers. 
Barker  Thomas,  8,  Yard-heads 
Comb  Matthew,  jun.  13,  Yard-heads 
Dudgeon  Alexander,  Yard-heads 

Giles  William,  St.  Anthony's-st. 

Law  Alexander,  Yard-heads 

M'Leod  John  &  Co.  24,  Sheriff  Brae 

Scott  James  B.  St.  Anthony's-st. 
Brokers. 

Alexander  Peter,  99,  St.  Giles-st. 

Allan  William,(ship&insurance)Assembly-st 

Ai-not  George,  26,  Quality-st. 

Balfour  Melville,  68,  Constitution-st. 

Broadfoot  John,  26,  Quality-st. 

Duncan  James  and  Co.  Exchange-buildings 

Garden  J.  (ship)  49,  ConBtitution-st. 

Gibson  George,  jun.  (insurance)  Wet-dock 

Goddard  Wilham   and  Co.    (insurance)  5, 
.Tohn's-place 

Kisbue  H.O.B.  (ship)  1,  Dock-st. 

Lane  William  and  Co.  (sliip)  1 ,  Dock-st. 

M'Ewan  Andrew,  Bathfield-house 

Mitchell  John,  jun.  1,  Dock-st. 

Mylne  William,  (insurance)  45,  Bernard-st 

Skene  John,  (ship)  5,  Waterloo-buildings 

Smart  John,  35,  Constitution-st. 

Smith  Alexander,  (ship  and  custom  house) 
Commercial-buildings 

Thomsons  and  Pollock,  (insurance)  St.  An- 
drews-st. 

Thomson  David  and  William,    15,  St.  An- 
drews-st. 

White  James,  (ship)  79,  Shore 

W  ishart  James,  [ship]  Timber-bush 

Builders, 

Anderson  George,    [and  architect]  3,  Wel- 
lington-place 

Grant  Alexander,  East-field 

Kinghorn  Hugh,  Cromwell-st. 
Cabinet  Makers  and   Upholsterers 

Bennet  Alexander,  87,  Constitution-st, 

Lamb  Peter,  23,  Kiik-gate 

Carvers  and  Gilders. 
Edmonston  Joseph,  Quality-st. 
Fraser  and  Brown,  4,  .Shore 

Coal  Merchants. 
JAdamson  Robert,  Couper-st. 
ICleughD,  and  A.  4J,  Constitution-st. 


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55 


Dove  Jas,  and  Co,  [Elgin  Co.]  Elgin-wharf 
Gibson  Thomas,  Leiih-walk 
Miilcaster  George,  33,  Charlotte-st. 
Ramsay  David,  (Alloa  co.)  Queens-place 
Skeen  Lawrence,  Couper-st. 
Stewart  John,  35.  Constitution-st, 
Sutherland  James,  Queens-place 

Confectioners, 
M'Naiight  Andrew,  61,  Shore 
Reid  James,  4,  Bridge-st. 
Rogers  Ann,  7,  Waierloo-buildings 
Stewart  Robertson,  32,  Tolbooth-wynd 

Consuls, 
American,  Joel  Hart,  Esq, 

Robert  Grieve,  Esq.  vice  consul 

Danish,  J.  F.  Denovan,  Esq.  [Royal  agent] 
Denmark,  Peter  Borthwick,  Esq. 
Hanover,  J.  F.  Denovan,  Esq. 

John  Mitchell,    jun.   Esq.    vice 

consul 

Holstein,  J.  F.  Denovan,  Esq.  vice  consul 

John  Mitchell,  jun.  Esq.  in  his 

absence 

Netherlands,  G,  Aitchison,  Esq, 
Oldenburgh,  J.F.Denovan,  Esq.  vice  consul 

John  Mitchell,  jun.  Esq.  in  his 

absence 

Portugal, Cockburn  Esq. 

Prussia,  John  Thomson,  Esq. 

Russia,  James  Balfour,  Esq. 

Sleswick,  J.  F.  Denovan,  Esq.  vice  consul 

John  Mitchell,  jun    Esq.  in  his 

absence 
Sweden,  Robert  Wight,  Esq.  vice  consul 

Coopers. 
Altken  James  and  Co,  7,  Commercial-place 
Alexander  Thomas,  Todhole-close 
Allan  Thomas,  Timber-bush 
Bain  John,  75,  Kirk-gate 
Blackie  Walter  [wine]  9,  Mitchell-st. 
Calder  John,  Asscmbly-st. 
Crombie  Alexander,  66,  Water-lane 
Drybrough  Alexander,  old  Bridge-end 
Finlayson  Andrew,  Commercial-st. 
Ged  Richard,  41,  Mitchell-st. 
Glover  William,  Cables- wynd 
Laird  Anthony,  Duke-st. 
Miller  James,  92,  Constitution-st. 
Neilson  Robert,  9,  Water-lane 
Nicoll  James,  86,  Kirk-gate 
Robertson  David,  10,  Elbe-st. 
Sanders  John,  28,  Cables-wynd 
Sanderson  Robert,  23,  Water-lane 
Sinclair  Wood,  [wine]  11,  Mitchell-st. 
Sinclair  William,  53,  Giles-st. 
Skinner  James,  Mitchell-st. 
Taj'lor  William,  Commercial-place 
Wilson  William,  Lowrie-st. 
Wood  William,  Bridge-st. 

Coppersmiths. 
Callan  George,  54,  Shore 
Fyfe  Jane  and  Sons,  Queen-st. 
Taylor  James,  Vinegar-cloSe 
Vogan  and  Smith,  58,  Water-lane 

Cork  Cutters, 
Merylees  Ellen,  TolbootU-wyud 


Rowley  Robert,  137,  Kirk-gate 
Vcitch  John,  141,  Kirk-gate 
Corn  Factors 
Bell  James  and  Co.  58,  Shore 
Giindlay  Cowan  and  Co.  Charlotte-st. 

Distiller, 
Haig  John,  [Leith  Distillery]  Bonningtoa 
Earthenware,  Glass,  China,  Sfc. 
Dealers. 
Ferguson  James,  64,  St.  Andrews-st. 
Johnston  William,  71,  Shore 
Johnston  William,  81,  St.  Andrews-st. 
Jones  James,  4,  Commercial-place 
M'Ewan  James,  68,  Tolbooth-wynd 

Engineers. 
Gutzmere  and  Co.  Leith-walk 
Muir  Robert,  Fyfe-place 

Fire,  8ic.  Offices. 
Leith  Marine  Insurance  Company,  William 

Mowbray,  manager,  Elbe-st. 
Atlas,  James  Dickson,  27,  Bernard-st. 

Fish  Curers 
Hampton  William,  Dock-st. 
Mouat  Davidi  Elbe-st. 

FlaA'  Dressers, 
Brunton  Adam,  Horse-wynd 
Smith  George,  75,  St.  Andrews-st. 
Westwater  John,  Bridge-st. 
Fruiterer. 
Maclean  Dongald,  4,  Waterloo-buildings. 

Glass  Manufacturers. 
Edinburgh  Glass  House  Company,  Thomas 

Thomson,  manager,  Baltic-st. 
Leith  Flint  Glass  Company,    Wm.  Brown, 
proprietor,  James  Geddes,  manager,  little 
Carron 
Leith  Glass  Work  Company,   Duncan  Ga- 
vin and  John  Nixon,  managers,  Baltic-st 
Tyne  Bottle  and  Window-glass  Warehouse. 
112,  Kirk- gate 

Grocers  and  Spirit  Dealers, 
Arnot  Alexander,  29,  St.  Andrews-st. 
Barclay  .lohn.  Head  of  Spring-field 
Bayne  Robert,  85,  Shore 
Bell  H.  D.  Poplar-lane 
Bowe  W.  and  T.  146,  Kirk  gate 
Bowie  William,  10,  Bridge-st. 
Brash  Alexander,  29,  Yard-heads 
Brash  David,  26,  Coal-hill 
Brown  Archibald,  90,  Kirk-gate 
Buchanan  Andrew  D.  26,  Shore 
Christie  William,  82,  Constitution-st. 
Christie  William,  J  2,  Tolbooth-wynd 
Cowan  Charies  and  Co.  13,  Tolbooth-wynd. 
Crawford  Robert,  Bridge-st. 
Crawford  Robert,  74  St.  Giles-st. 
Cruickshank  Charles,  16  Elbe-st. 
Drummond  Duncan,  11  Elbe-st. 
Ferguson  James,  64  St.  Andrew's-st. 
Ferguson  Robert,  68  Shore 
Ford  William,  14  Kirkgate 
Forrest  Jas.  17  Coal-hill,  &  5  Cooper-st, 
French  Adam,  19  Sheriflf-brae 
Glen  John  &  Co.  Broad-wynd 
Glea  John,  42  St.  Andrew's-st. 


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Grant  Williais,  15  Britlge-st. 

Grieve  David,  4()  Kirkg^te 

Grieve  Walter,  35  Tolb().oth-wynd 

Giieve  Walter,  1  CoboHrg-h-st. 

Laurie  David,  54  St.  Gile's-st. 

Monzies  Robert,  122  Kirkgate 

Menzies  John,  42  Shore 

Miller  James,  9  St.  Audrew's-st. 

Miller  Wni.  sen.  59  Tolbooth-wynd 

Murray  I,  &  E.  Charlotte-st. 

Scarth  Jas.  &  Co.  (grocers  only,  wholesale) 

.36  Mitclifll-st. 
Smith  Charles,  71  Kirkgrate 
Smith  Wm.  35  St.  Andrew's-st. 
Stark  James,  13  Broad-wynd 
Tait  James,  114  Kirkgate 
Thomson  Thoma?,  63  Tolbooth-wynd 
Thomson  Catherine,  128.iiirkgate 
Tm-ner  &  Boyd,  Lei'h-walk 
Turoer  George,  72  St.  Giles-st. 
Wallace  Andrew,  15^  Shore 
Wood  James,  48  Cliarlotte-st. 
Wood  James,  67  Shore 
Young  David,  39  St.  Andrew'a-st. 
Young  George,  jun.  82,  St.  Audrew's-st. 
Yoimg  William,  Couper-st. 

Haberdashers. 
Black  Hugh,  44,  Shore 
Douglas  John,  25,  Kirkgatu 
Morison  Duncan  &  Co.  31,  Bernard-st. 
Stevenson  Elizabeth,  56,  Kirkgate 

Hatters. 
Blair  John,  26,  Kirkgate 
Burg«  Charles,  140,  Kirkgate 

Hoshrs. 
Douglas  John,  25,  Kirkgate 
Henderson  Donald,  87,  Shore 

Hotels. 
Duff  Jas.  (Britannia)  Shore 
Lumsden  Gabriel,  (Old  Ship)  31,  Shore 
M'Dougal  Alex.  (New  Ship)  20,  Shore 
Simpson  0-  (Exchancre)  64,  Constitution-st 

Iron  Founders. 
Anderson  John,  Lpith- walk-foundry 
Carron  Company,  Wet-dock 

Iron  Merchants. 
Crawford  Wm.  &  John,  10,  Baltic-st. 
Redpath  &  Browa,  1,  Constitution-st. 

Iron  Mongers, 
Brunton  Robert,  65,  Tolbooth-wynd 
Christie  Alex,  &  Co.  56,  Shore 
Clapperton  James,  10,  Tolbooth-wynd 
Paterson  Alexander,  72,  Tolbooth-wynd 
Smith  George,  26,  Cot>stitution-st. 

J^wiellers. 
Galli  Charles,  Dock-st. 
Hay  Jn. (& Lottery-Office)  3,WaterloQ-bldgg 

Joiners  Sf  Carpenters, 
Fyfe  J^mes,  Sheriff-brae 
Murray  Charles,  ConstitutSon-st. 
Leather  Merchants. 
Calknder  Thomas  &  Sons,  131,  Kirkgftte 

Linen  DiHtper.», 
Elder  Williano,  4,  KWigate 
Gibson  Thoma».  &  Rdia^t,  1  &  2,  Kirkgfate 


Shurp  George,  73,  Tolbootk-wyad  - 

Marble  Cutter. 
Thomson  Edward,  Leith-walk 

Meal  Dealers. 
Baad  Alexander,  3,  Bernard-st. 
Coventry  Ri  ber*,  18,  Bridge-st. 
Downs  James,  22,  St.  Andrew's-st. 
Downs  Alexander,  72,  Kirkgate 
Downs  James,  116,  Kirkgate 
Fulton  John  &  Franci  ,  1,  old  Bridge-end 
Lethem  D.  &  D.  49,  Tolbooth-wynd 
Moffat  William,  3,  S'.ieritf-biae 
Pollock  Jas.  77,  St.  Andrew's-st. 
Pollock  Robert,  Johnston-st. 
Thomson  John  B.  1 2,  Queen-st. 

Merchants, 
Aitchison  Geo.  and  Co.  14,  Bernard-st. 
Aitkin  Jas   and  Co.  7,  Commercial-place 
Alison  David,  Bernard-st. 
Anderson  and  Stewart,  Quality-st. 
Anderson  Jas.  and  Co.  24,  Mitchell-st. 
Anderson  Robert  and  Co.  Constitution-st 
Anderson  Jn.  Hodgson,  71,  Constitution-st. 
Anderson  Hart,  16,  Coastitntion-at. 
Baird  and  Brown,  1,  Dock-st. 
Balfour  William,  Wet-dock 
Ballantine  Duncan,  69,  ConstitutiourSt. 
Beadie  J,  C.  Sheriff-brae 
Bett  David,  Mayfield 

Black  Thos.  and  John,  St.  Anthony's-court 
Brodie  Alexander,  30,  Bernard-st. 
Brown  Robert  and  Co.  back  of  Vaults 
Bitice  Wm.  jun.  Sug:ar-house-clQse 
Carfrae  J.  and  W.  9,  Quality-st. 
Carphin  J.  L.  Bell's-court 
Corljett  Borthwick  and  Co.  Dock-st. 
Craig  and  Hunter,  14,  Mitchell-st. 
Craigie  Wm.  and  Thos.  8,  Elbe-st. 
Deuchar  Wm.  39,  Bernard-st. 
Douglas  William,  7(',  Constitution-et. 
Dudgeon  John,  7,  St.  John's-iilace 
Dudgeon  John  and  Co.  Wet-deck 
Elliolt  A,  Scott,  25,  Mitchell-st. 
Findlater  J.  and  Co.  W  illianjison's-coHrt 
Ford  John,  Timber-bush 
Goddard  Wm.  and  Co,  5,  John's-place 
Graham  Robert,  24,  Bridge-st. 
Hamilton  and  Co.  30,  Bernard-st. 
Handyside  R.  and  A.  Timber-bust 
Hardy  Jas.  and  Co.  Timber-bash 
Hodge  Patrick,  Baltic-st. 
Howden  Alex.  43,  Mitchell-st. 
Hutchinson  R.  D,  and  Brothers,  64,  Shore 
Jameson  John  and  Sons,  Timber-bush 
Jameson  David  and  Co.  St,  Giles-st- 
Johnstone  Robert,  Chapel-lane 
Kerr  Wm.  and  Son,  26,  Bernard-st; 
Lane  Wm.  and  Co.  1,  Dock-st. 
Laurie  Robert,  2,  Quality-st. 
Liddell  Evan,  68,  Constitution-st. 
Liddell  Robert,  jun.  Commercial-st. 
M'Donald  Young  &  Co.  16,  Constitution-st 
M'Dowall   James,    94,  Kirkgate 
Mackenzie  Alex.  10,  Waterloo-buildingB 
Mackenzie  S,  and  J,  and  Balfour,  38,  Con- 
stitutiou-st. 


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57 


M'Vair  and  Co.  23,  Kirkgate 

Milne  Ogilvie  and  Paterson,  44,  Elbe-st. 

Mowbray  Wm,  and  Robert,  Elbe-st. 

Newton  and  Laurie,  Quality-st. 

Newton  Abraham,  James-place 

Ogilvie  Robert,  4,  St.  John's-place 

Ostermeyer  J.  M.  L.  &  Co.  Constitution-st 

Oswald  Win,  &  Co.  Williamson's-court 

PillansJas,  &  Co.  Constitution-st, 

Pitcairn  &  Jones,  21,  Mitcbeli-st. 

Ramsay  Williamson  &  Co.  49,  Bernard-st. 

Reid  &  Co.  .39,  Charlotte-st. 

Rennie  Archibald  and  Charles,  Bell's^court 

Rhind  James,  36,  Constitution -st. 

Robertson  &  Co.  23,  Beinard-st. 

Sandeman  Edward,  45,  Constitution-st. 

Scarth  Ja-?.  &  Co.  36,  Mitchell-st. 

Schlaberij  C,  F.  97,  Constitution-st. 

Scoijgjall  Richard,  Exchange-buildings 

Scougall  George,  Quality-st. 

Sharp  John,  Meuse-lane 

Sibbald  Brothers  &  Co.  7,  Kirkgate 

Smith  James,  Joha'.s-lane 

Spence  J.  &  A.  36,  Constitution-st. 

Stark  Craipr  &  Co.  23,  Bern!ird-st, 

Stirling  William,  26,  Quality-st. 

Stodart  George,  15,  Mitchell-st. 

Strong  Thomas,  14,  Constitutioa-st. 

Telford  William,  Kirkgate 

Thomsons  &  Pollock,  28,  St.  Andrew's-st, 

Watson  John  &  Ebezener,  86,  Shore 

Watson  John,  1,  Dock-st. 

Watson  M.  K.  M.  hermitage-pldce 

WatsoH  George,  Busli 

Weir  Robert  &  Co.  42,  Elbe-st. 

Whyte  Jas.  &  Wm.  Bell's-court 

White  Adam  &  Co.  Queen-st. 

Wood  Peter  &  Christopher,  19,  Bernard-st. 

Young  Archibald,  95,  Constitution-st. 

Merchants  (Commission.) 
Maxwell  &  Co.  20,  Qualitj'-st, 
Mitchell  John,  jun.  1,  Dock-st. 
Skene  John,  Waterloo-buildings 

Merchants  (Corn.) 

Alison  James,  Bank-st. 
Balfour  John  &  Co.  Timber-bush 
Boyd  John,  Assembly-st. 
Cleghorn  Archibald,  Bank-place 
Grindlay  Richard,  Cassels-place 
Harper  James,  Bernard-st. 
Hart  Thomas,  Cotefield-lane 
Howden  Alexander,  47,  Mitcliell-st. 
Kincaid  Thomas,  Assembly-st. 
M'Farlane  Alex.  6i  Constitution-st. 
Miller  Archibald,  59,  Yard-heads 
Milne  J.  &  A,.  &  Co.  23,  Bernard-st. 
MuUer  J.  &  Co.  97,  Constitution-st. 
Shirreff  James,  18,  Quality-st. 

Merchant  {Flaae,). 
Scott  John,  5,  Mitchell-st. 

Merchants  (Seed.) 

Irving  Brothers,  1 ,  Dock-st. 
Walker  Wm.  C.  Timber-bush 
West  William,  Mitchell-st. 


Merchants  (Timber,) 
Aitken  John,  Baltic-st. 
Borthwicks  &  Co.  Leith-saw-m  lis 
Boyd  William,  Leith-saw-mills 
Dudgeon  &  Dickson,  Leith-walk 
Gowan  John  &  Wm.  Leith-vralk 
Hutchinson  John  &  Son,  Morton-st. 
Hutchinson  Thomas,  Duke-st. 
Lamb  Robert  &  Co,  Leith-walk 
Miller  Thomas,  Leith-saw-mills 
Miller  Wm.  foot  of  Leith-walk 
Park  Andrew,  Leith-walk 
Saunders  &  Co.  Citadel 
Scott  Jas.  jun.  &  Co.  97,  Constitution-st, 
Shirreff  Alex,  &  Son,  Timber-bush 
Watt  John,  Assembly-st. 

Painters. 
Paterson  &  Robertson,  57,  Shore 
Scott  William,  Queen-st. 
Simpson  Robert,  Spring-field 
Perfumers. 
M'Can  John,  37,  Bernard-st. 
Murray  Hugh,  30,  Bridge-st, 
Peat  James,  1,  Duke-st. 
Shoolbraid  Thomas,  22,  Kirk-gate 

Pipe  Makers. 
Duncan  John,  Yard-heads 
Lowrie  John,  Easter-road 
Smith  John,  foot  of  Leith-walk 

Plumbers  8f  Glaziers. 
Erskine  John,  63,  Castle-place 
Gibson  John,  Bridge-st. 
Gibson  William,  Bridge-st. 

Porter  Dealers, 
Braidwood  &  Patison,  112,  Kirk-gate 
Combe  Delafield  &  Co.  Water-lane 
Forbes  William,  20,  Broad-wynd 
Goodwin  Sc  Co.  Water-lane 
Robertson  David,  1 1 ,  Kirk-gate 
Shearer  Francis,  Water-lane 
Wilson  Hugh  &  Co.  Carpet-lane 

Printers,  Letter- Press. 
Gilchrist  &  Heriot,  16,  Quality-st. 
Ogle  Allardice  &  Thomsoa,  Tolbooth-wynd 
Reid  Wm,  (Leith  shipping  List)  Bernard-st 

Print   Seller. 
Galli  Charles,  (and  optician)  Dock-st. 

Rope  S)-  Sail  Makers. 
Aitken  Andrew,  9,  Kirk-gate 
Alison  Andrew  and  Son,  Elbe-st. 
Bell  and  Sword,  Bernard-st. 
Edinburgh  Ropery  Company,  Bath-st. 
Jones  Jas.  jun.  Dock-?t. 
Leith  Ropery  Company,  Bath-st. 
Ross  John,  Couper-st. 
Sceales  A.  and  A.  Bath-st. 
Williamson  and  Gavin,  Timber-bush 

Saddlers,  ice, 
Nicol  James,  17,  Kirk-gate 
Scott  Thomas,  Queen's-place 
Ship  Builders. 
Anderson  G.  H.  Sheriff-brae 
Cunynafhanie  Robert  D.  north  Leith 
Menzies  Robert  and  Son,  north  Leitb 
Morton  Thomas  and  Co.  Queen's-ferry-st. 
Same  and  Rankin,  Wet-doek 


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Ship  Chandlers. 
Balfour  Gourlay,  Commercial-place 
Callam  Geora:!',  54,  Sliore 
Gavin  Peter,  68,  Shore 
Grieve  Robe>-t,  37,  Sliore 

Shipping,  Companies. 
Aberdeen,   D.    CumiQiug    Agent,  l,Dock- 

gates 
Dundee,  Alexander  Smith,  Agt-  Com -place 
Edinburgh,  Glasi^ow  and  Lcitli,  G,co.  Crich- 

>on,  Agent,  50,  Shore  '■- 
Edinburgh  and  Leith,  Qgilvie  and  Wa,lki5r, 

Mfinagers   London-vrbarf 
Glasgow,  Leith  and  Hiitiburgh,  Geo.  Gibson 

jun.  Agent;,  Ij  Wet  Dock 
Hull  and  Leith,  A.  B.  Mabon,  (Manager;) 

86,  Shore 
Inverness  &  Lcitb,  J.  Saunders  jun.  Citadel 
Kirkcaldy,  King  &  Pearson,  Agts.  10,  Shoie 
Leith  and   Hamburg,  Charles  Philip,  ma- 
nager, Wet-dock 
London  and  Edinburg;h,  Robert  Bruce,  ma- 
nager, 72,  Shore 
Newcastle  [old]  James  Wishart,  ^geot.  Tim- 
ber-bush 
Old   Shipping   Company,    David  Gourlay, 

agent,  77,  Shore 
Tug   Packets  for  GJasgow  and  Geeenock, 
every  lawful  dav,  George  Crichton,  agent 
50,  Shore 

Ship  Oivners. 
Cloag  Robert,  Todhole-close 
Edmonstone  James,  Cannon-st. 
Galloway  John,  Hillhouse- field 
Gavine  William,  William-field 
Gray  William,  Couper-st. 
GreigJohn,  69,  St.  Giles-st, 
Hay  John,  Prospect-bank 
Ostermeyer  J.M.L.  and  Go.  Constitution-st. 
Skene  Laurence,  Albany-st. 
Stenhouse  Andrew  and  George,  Wet-dock 

Silk  and  Worsted  Dealers. 
Ballingall  Elizabeth,  Kirk-e:ate 
Black  M,  and  A.  101,  Kirk -gate 
Edmonson  U.  11,  Tolbooth-wynd 

Solicitors. 
Dow  James  Bell,  Exchauge-buildiugs 
Dunn  Wiiliam,  Queeu-st, 
Harvey  John,  2,  Broad-wynd 
Kelly  John,  36,  Shore 
Murdoch  William,  38,  Bernard-st. 
Reid  Walter,  (and  notary  public)  20,  Sliore 
Ross  Alexander,  33,  Bernard-st, 
Simpson  Alexander,  58,  Shore 
Smillie  Matthew,  50,  Bernard-st. 
Smith  and  Reid,  20,  Shore 
Sncdy  Andrew,  4,  Tolbooth  wynd 
Taylor  William,  1,  Goal-hill 

Spirit  Dealers. 
Ainslie  William  and  J.  50,  Quality-lane 
Anderson  John,  15,  Yard-heads 
Brook  John,  Bridge-st. 
Christie  James,  31,  Greentree-place 
Dunlop  George  and  Co.  St.  John's-kne 
Ferguson  George,  78,  St.  Giles-st. 


Fordyce  William,  37,  Kirk-gat« 
Hay  James,  40,  Tolbooth-wynd 
Henderson  James,  53,  Kitk-gafe 
Hume  James,  18,  St.  Audrews-st. 
Lavvson  Alexamler,  Horse-wynd 
Lindsay  and  Neil,  51,  Charlotte-st. 
M'Farlane  Alexander,  16,  Y'ard-heads 
Maiklejohn  William,  14,  St.  Andrews-st. 
Morrison  WilliKm,  126,  Kirk-gate 
Murdoch  and  ilOs  King-st. 
Robertson  George,  57,  St.  Andrews-st. 
Sinclair  John,  23,  Bridge-st 
Thomson  James,,  39,  Constitution-st. 

Sugar  Refiners. 
Lei'h  Sugar  House,  Wm.  Macfie  and  Co. 

Elbe-st. 
lueiih  Sugar  Refining  Company,    Frederick 
Schultze,  preprietor,  Malcolm  Sinclair, 
manager,  Coburgh-st. 

Surgeons. 
Chapman  John,  149,  Kirk-gate 
Cheyne  John  and  Charles,  5,  Quality-st. 
Comb  James  S.  13,  Yard-heads 
^  Galloway  Thomas,  13,  Tolbooth-wynd 
Jolly  Robert,  Leith-walk 
Lindsay  and  Donald,  37,  Charlotte-st. 
Macaulay  Alexander,  42,  Charlotte-st. 
Ralph  Joseph,  1  3,  Bridge-st. 
Webster  George,  Kirk-gate 
Survei/or. 
Barclay  John,  Smith-place 

Tailors  Merchant, 
Ferney  John,  52,  Shore 
Hutton  Peter,  63,  Shore 

Tailors  and  Habit  Makers. 
Dickson  George,  30,  Bernard-st. 
Forrest  Adam,  87,  Kirk-gate 
Livingston  George,  Dock-st. 
Stcdman  John,  Shore 
White  David,  Commercial-place 
Talloiv  Chandlers. 
Currie  Elizabeth,   11,  Water-lane 
Donald  Archibald,  74,  Shore 
Harper  Thomas,  73,  St.  Audrews-st. 
Hope  George,  60,  Tolbooth-wynd 
Walker  John,  4,  Bernard-st, 

Tanners, 
Somervalll  John  &  Son,  St  Anthonys-lane 

Tavern  Keepers,  Vintners,  dfc. 
Allan  Wm.  [Newcastle  Arms]  18,  Shore 
Anderson  Cliristian,  8,  Shore 
Balfour  William,  Broad-wynd 
Bowler  M.  2,  Bridge-st. 
Buchanan  William,  4,  Bernard-st, 
Cameron  George,  Dock-st. 
Campbell  Alexander,  3,  Shore 
Chambers  James, (Tweed  Tavern)36,  Sliore^ 
Dougal  David,  Tolbooth-wynd 
Duff  James,  Dock-st. 
Findlay  William,  39,  Bridge-st.    , 
Fraser  Alexander,  12,  Shore, 
Greig  Andrew  (Fifeshire)  13,  Shore 
M'lntyre  John,  50,  Bernard-st. 
M'Kenzie  John,  (ship)  24,  Shore 
Meikle  Alexander,  64j  Tolbooth-wyn# 


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Miller  Joseph,  [t''ree  Masons  Arins]25,Sbore 

MuTay  Angus,  3,  Biidge-st. 

Napier  Josepti,  Coniinercial-plMe 

Newman  Jolin,  [Berwick  Anns]  17,  Shore 

Nisbit  Alexander,   [shij  ]  I,  Shore 

RedfurJ  TJnbert,  Dock-st. 

Scotl.'uid  Robert,  Hiiihouscifield 

Smart  E.  45,  Shore     *r 

Tait  Divid,  (Ram's  Head)  Liddells-close 

Thomson  ilobt.  [Buck's  Head]  7,  Bridge-st 

Young  James,  [Masons'  Arms]  66,  Shore 

Tea  Dealers. 
Christie  William,    (and   coffee)  82,  Consti- 

tution-st. 
I'homsun  David  &  Wm,  loj  St.  Andrews-st 
Thorburn  Wm.  &  Sons,  54,  Kirk-gate 

Tobacconists. 
Black  James,  59,  Shcre 
Brown  Williain,  37,  Tolbooth-wynd 
Brown  Williain,  jiin.  16,  Bridge-st. 
Ford  Thomas,  Tolbooth-wynd 
Irving  James,  iil.  Shore 
Niven  John,  28,  Bridge-st. 
Primrose  John,  51,  Bernard-st. 
Robertson  James,  ?,,  Kirk-gate 
Whyte  J.ime.s  &  Wm.  Bells-court 
Wilson  Robert,  23,  Bridge-st. 

Tinplate  Workers, 
Bell  Margaret,  70,  Shore 
Wallace  John,  25  ,  Bridge-st. 

Vinegar  Makers. 
Allison  James  &  Co.  Leith-walk 
Stewart  Thomas,  [Caledonian]  Leith-walk 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 
Alexander  Robert  &  Son,  ()2,  Shore 
Alstoa  John,  1,   Waterloo-buildings 
Dickraan  John,  36,  Shore 
Pici-enJohn,  11,  Bridge-st. 
Robertson  James,  17,  Bridge-st. 
Trotter  Robert,  Couper-st. 

Wharfingers. 
Beatson  Mrs,  north  Leith 
Walker  John,  1,  Bank-st. 
Wishart  James,  Timber- bush 

Wine  and  Spirit  Merchants. 
Alexander  William,  Mortoii-st. 
Allan  A.  &  J.  37,  Sheriff-brae 
Bell  Renuie  6i  Co.  43,  Quality-st. 
Bell  James  &  Co.M,  Shore 
Bertram  William  &  Co.  Charlotte-lane 
Boswell  J.  Campbell,  Trinity-house 
Bruce  Jas,  Shaw  &  Co.  HI,  Constitution-st 
Carstairs  George,  Timber-bush 
Cathcart  James  &  Co.  93,  St.  Andrews-st. 
Christie  William,  82,  Constitution-st. 
Cockburn  Robert  &  John  &  Co,  Duke-st. 
Coldstream  &  Co.  Mitchell-st. 
Craig  &  Hunter,  13,  Mitchell-st. 
Evans  Hugh,  76,  Shore  &  2,  Charlotte-st. 
Ferguson  John,  St.  Anthonys-court. 
Giilon  &  Rule,  102,  Kirk-gate 
Gray  Andrew,  Meuse-!ane' 
Hagart  William  &  Sons,  47,  Quality-st 
Henderson  William,  Tolbooth-wynd 
Llndesay  James  &  Sons,  46,  Couslitution-st 


Livingston  Alexandet,  26,  Quality-st. 
M'Dowall  John,  115,  Constitution-st. 
Mac  Ritchie  Thos.&Co.l  13,  Constitution-st 
Moodie  William,  Constitution-st. 
More  and  Schaw,  Leith-walk 
NewbiggingThom.is,  33,  Constitutib'n-is't. 
Ogilvie  James  &  Co.  6,  Broad-wynd 
PKilip  and  Oliphant,  29,  Qiialiiy-st. 
Scott  James,  23,  Bernard-st. 
Simpson  John,  Bells-court         • 
Thomsons  and  Pollock,  28,  St.  Andrews-St. 
Vairand  Scott,  3,  Kirk-gute 
Vertue  Wm.  &.  George,  Fox-lane 
Watson  Alexander,  Bells-court 
VVauchope  &  Moodie,  Cou'Stitution-st. 
Williamson  &  Hunter,  28,  Quality-st. 
Wyld  James  &  Co.  [wine]  Tolbooth-wnd. 
Young  George,  7  &  8,  Bernard-st. 

Woollen  Draperss 
Ballow  John,  80,  Shore 
Clyne  John,  83,  Shore 
Douglas  John,  25,  Kirk-gate 
Gibson  T.  &  R.  Dock-st. 
Marr  Alexander,  33,  Shore 

Wrights, 
Bruce  'William  &  Sons,  23,  Charlotte-st. 
Ciinningham  Andrew,  Couper-st. 
Glover  John,  100,  St.  Giles-st. 
Gray  Alexander,   Citailel 
Lang  Robert,  Smiths-place 
Law  Hugh  &  Sons,  19,  Mitchell-st. 
M'Althaton  Charles,  22,  St.  AndrewSrSt. 

Writers, 
Dickson  James,  27,  Bernard-st. 
M'Intyre  Daniel,  45,  Shore 
Stark  Robert,  George-plaee 

Writers  to  the  Signet. 
Couper  and  Fraser,  New-quay 
Couper  Peter,  Tolbooth-wynd 
Dudgeon  John,  Waterloo-buildings 
MISCELLANEOUS. 
Alexander  Robert  and  Son,  patent  compass 

makers,  62,  Shore 
Brown  Christ.  Tod,  whip  maker,  Leith-walk 
Carse  Thos.  coach  maker,  Orchard-field-la. 
Christie  Alexander,  slater,  129,  Kirk-gate 
Gallaway  John,  architect,  Spence-place 
Herring  Fishery  Office,  James  Calder,  ge- 

neraflhspector.Robt.BannatjTie,  manager 

Dock-st. 
Jamieson  Lawrence, soda  maker.  Silver-fields 
Jameson SsAuld, soap  boilers,  12, Sheriff- briae 
Low  Jacob,  auctioneer,  33,  St.  Andrew's-st 
Marr  James,  corn -dealer,  7,  Coal-hill 
Martin  William,  cutler,  54,  Tolbooth-wynd 
Miller  Alexander,  oil  and  colour  inerchant, 

7,  Broad  wynd         i 
Prestonholm  Spinning  Concern,  John  Craig, 

proprietor,  23,  Bernard-st. 
Richardson  Archib.  rectifier,  9,  St.  Giles-st. 
Scott  John,  trunk  maker,  73,  Kirk-gate 
Smeaton  Robert,  78,  Kirk-gate 
Stead  and  Paterson,  card  makers,  Leith-walk 
Sturrock  John,  brass  founder,  Leith-walk 
Transport  Office,  (Lt.Richard  Glinner,  R.N 

agent,)  Waterloo-buildings 


60 


LEITH. 


Carriers. 
From  Thos.  Buchan's,  45,  Charlotts-st. 
Berwick-on-Tweed,  Abr.  Marchall,  every 

Thursday 
Dalkeith,  Wm.  Peden,  every  lawful  day 
Dunbar,  Jas.  Black,  Wednesdays  and  Fri. 
Dunfermline,  And.  Carens,  Tues.  and  Fri. 
Eyemouth,  Jas.  Buglass,  Thursday 
JFalkirk  if  Stirling,   Alexander  Monteith, 

Wednesday  and  Saturday 
Galashsels,  John  Young,  Wednesday 
Haddington,    Dayid    Thomson,    Tuesday, 

Thursday  and  Saturday 
Hamilton,  Robt.  Bell,  Wednesday 
Lanark,  R.  S.  Lambert,  Monday 
Melrose,  M.  Mercer,  Wednesday 
JVorth  Berwick,  Chas.  Rvnchiman,  Thurs. 
Thornton  Loch,  Wm.  Christison,  Wed. 

From  Alex.  Cajipbeia's,  No.  3,  Shore. 
Anstruther,  Jas.  Robertson,  arrives  Tues. 

departs  Thursday 
Dundee,  M.  Sherving,  arrives  Thursdays 

and  Fridays,  departs  same  days 
Falkland,  John  Goodwilee,  arr.  Tu.  de.  Wed 
Kinghorn,  Wm.  Lindsay,  arr.  Tu.  dep.Wed 
Kirkcaldy,  R.  Buchanan,  arr.  Wed.dep.Thu 

From  Chas.  Dinnatt's,  15,  Bernard-st. 

Annan,  Geo,  Richeson,  arr.  and  dep.  Wed. 

Ayr,  Boyd  &  Willee,  arr.  and  dep.  Wed, 

JBoswell Green,  A.Thomson.  arr.&  dep.Wed 

Bowntss,  Robt.  Henderson,  arr.  &  dep.Tues 

Coldstream,  Peter  Craigie,  arr.  &  dep.Wed. 

Cupar  Fife,  P.  Cameron,  arr.  &  dep.  thrice 
a  week. 

Dumfries,  Thomas  Niven  and  others  every 
lawful  day 

Dunbar,  Jas.  Black,  arr,  &  dep.  everyWed. 

Dunferndine,  John  Wallis,  arr.  &  dep.l'ue. 

Dunglass,  Geo.  Hogg,  arr.  and  dep.  Fri. 

Dunse,  Thos.  Penny,  arr.  and  dep.  Wed, 

Earlstone,  Wm.  Simpson,  arr.  &  dep.  Wed. 

Falkirk  Hf  Stirling,  Alex.  Callander,  arrives 
and  departs  every  Wednesday 

Fisherrow,  Alex.  Barker,  arrives  and  de- 
parts every  lawful  day 

Ga/aiAie/SjRichison&Young,  arr. &  dep.Wed 

Haddington,  Alex,  AlTieelcross,  arrives  and 
departs  every  Wednesday 

Hamilton,  Bell  &  Reid,  arr.  and  dep.  Wed, 

Hawick,  Leishman  &  Mair,  arr.  &  dep.  Fri. 

Inverkeithing,  Andw.  Henderson,  arrives 
and  departs,  Tuesday 

Jedburgh,  M.  RutLan,  arr.  and  dep.  Thurs, 

Jielso,  Wm.  Creas,  arrives  &  departs,  Wed. 

Kilmarnock,  Geo.  Finlay,  arr,  &  dep.  Wed. 

Kirkcaldy,  Henry  Rea,  arr.  and  dep.  Wed. 

Lanark,  Webster  and  Marsh,  arrives  Tues- 
day aad  departs  Thursday 

Linlithgow,  Ju  Thorn,  arr.  and  dep.  Wed. 

Melrose,  J.  Michall,   arr,   and  dep.  Wed. 


Moffat,  Hailed  &  Marchbane,  arrives  and 

departs  Wednesday 
North  Berwick,  Jas.  Barthrom,  arrives  and 

departs,  Tuesday 
North  Berwick,Geo.  Ramagish,  arrives  and 

departs  Wednesday 
North  Berivick,  M,  Louton,  ar.  &df.p.  Fri, 
Paisley,  John  Wilson,  arr.  &  dep.  Thursday 
Peebles,  Jas,  Wilson,  arr.  &  dep.  Thursday 
Selkirk,  J.  &R.Ballantine,  arr.  &dep.Wed. 
fPlgton,  J,  Benock,  arrives  and  dep.  Wed. 

From  Margt.  Robinsons,  13,  Bebnard-St 
Ayr,  Boyd  and  Wyllie,  Wednesday 
Berwick  on  Tweed,  D.  Marcliell,  Thursday 
Boness,  John  Duncan,  Tuesday  and  Friday 
Carlisle,    Manchester,    Kendal,    Preston, 
Lancaster,    Livtrpool,  and   all   parts  of 
the   South  of  England,    (Widow  Welsh 
and  Sons)  Monday  and  Thursday 
Coldstream,  Jas,  Henderson,  Wednesday 
Coldingham  Sf  Ayton,  Jas>.  Bucklas,  Thurs. 
Dumfries,  three  times  every  week 
Dunfermline,  John,  Reid,  Tuesday 
Duiise,  Robert  Allen,  Friday 
Eyemouth,  James  Bucklas,  Thursday 
Falkirk  &;  Stirling, hMoixic\i\i,  V\  ednesday 

and  Saturday 
Haddington,  D  Tliompson,Tuesday,Thurs- 

day  &  Saturday 
Hamilton,  D-  Hamilton,  Wednesday 
Hawick  &f  Langholm,  A.  Railton,  Monday 

and  Thursday 
Inverkeithing,  A.  Henderson,  Tuesdajr 
Jedburgh,  Jas.  Davidson,  Friday 
Kelso,  Geo.  Hewat,  Wednesday 
Kilmarnock,  Geo.  Finlay,  Wednesday 
Kinross,  Andrew  Graham,  Tuesday 
•  Linlithgow,  Jas.  Anderson,  Wed.  &  Satur. 
North- Berwick ,  Geo.  Smith,  Tuesday 
North-Berwick  and  Kingston,  John  Bur- 
net, Friday 
Peebles,  Henry  Calderwood,  Taes.  and  Fri, 
SatKjuhar,  John  Gilmore,  Wednesday 
Thornhill^  Robert  M'Kay,  Wednesday 
Wamlockhead,  John  Watson,  Wednesday 

From  A,  Nisbet,  No,  1,  Shore. 
Balgone,   Kennoway,  Markinch,    William 

Stark,  arrives  Wed,  and  departs   on    Pri, 

From  Alex.  Fraser,  No,  12,  Shore. 
Gla^gotv,   Greenock,  and  all  other  parts, 

West  in  Scotland,  Jas.  Bell,  every  lawful 

day. 
Markinch  and  Kennoway,  Wm.  Ramsay, 

arrives  Weduesday,  departs  Thursday 

Alexander  Whitehead,  Yardhjeads. 
//arfrfiwg^^oM,  Monday,  Wednesday  &  Friday 

Thos.  Horvey  &  Co.  Timber-Bush. 
Newcastle,    Leeds,    Sheffield    (Sf  Lotidm 


(  61  ) 


REFERENCE  TO  EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH. 


Abercrombie  36,  41 

Abercromby  13 

Abernethy  31 

Ackman  13 

Adair  34,  43 

Atlatn  13,  23,  26 

Adams  33,  40 

Adamson  16,  24,  33 
41,54 

Adie  29 

Affleck  24 

Aikmaa  17,  24,  31 

Ainslie30,52,  36,  41, 
43,  58 

Aird  19,  24 

Aitcbeson  17 

Aitcbi8oa20,  24,  27, 
31,46,  55,56 

Aitketi  18, 19,  22,  30, 
31,  34,  55,  57 

Aitk'm  29,  56 

Albion  46 

Alexander  14,  15,  17, 
24,  26,  27,  29,  36 
37,  40,  41,  43,  46, 
54,  55,  59 

Alison  13,  15,18,20, 
21,37,43,56,57,59, 

Allan  18,  20,  21,  23, 
26,  27,  28,  30,  31, 
33,34,36,  40,  41, 
43,  54,  55,  58,  59 

Allen  21,  31,  39 

Allardyce  40 

Allesterl6,41 

Allison  36 

AUoway  13 

Aloisi  38 

Alston  13,21,34,43,59 

Amos  34 

Anderson  13,  16,  17, 
19,  20,  22,  23,  24, 
26,  27,  28,  29,  30, 
31,  32,  33,  34,  36 
37,38,  41,43,  53, 
54,  56,  57,  58 

Andrew  37,41 

Andrews  41 

Anstruther  15 

Archer,  22,  35,  41 

Archibald  23,  29,  37 

Armstrong  20,  22,  26 

Arnot 17,41,  54, 55 

Arnott  33,  34,  39,  43 

Arrol  24 

Arthur  37,  46 

Ashburton  13 

Asbenheim  16 

Atwell  18 

Auchterlonie  23 

Auld  19,  27 

Austin  33 

Ayton43 


Baad  27,  56 

Bailey  24 

Baillie  13,  33 

Baillio  38 

Bain  14,19,20,21,  24, 

26,  32,33,34,37,  55 
Baird  13,    14,  15,  24, 

27,  29,  34,  53,  56 
Balfour  14, 15,  23,  30, 

31,35,  43,   54,55, 

56,  57,58 
Balgray  13 
Ballantine  22,  24,  56 
BallanCvne  19,31,32, 

37,  41,43,  53 
Ballingall  36,  58 
Ballow  59 
Balmain  34 
Balmuto  13 
Balvaird  41 
Banks  18,21,37,  53 
B«nnatyne  41 
Barclay  19,  26,30,40 

55,  58 
Barker  18,  36,  54 
Barnett21,  43 
Barr  24,  36,  41 
Barrie  19,  24 
Batchelor  36 
Bathgate  24,  29,36,37 
Baxter  20,  22,  23,  24, 

28,  29,  33,  41,  43 
Bayley  54 

Bavne  55 

Beat.h  30 

Beadie  55 

Beatson  59 

Beattie  20,  37 

Begbie  27,  31,  33 

Beilby  30 

Begg  36,  39 

Self  rage  41 

Belll5,  19,20,  24,26, 
33,  34,  36,  41,  43, 
54,  55,  57,  59 

Berrie31 

Beny  16,  30,31,43,53 

Bertram  16,  20,  59 

Berthelms  37 

Berwick  20 

Bengo  23,  29 

Bennet  43,  54 

benvey  36 

Bett  56 

Beveridge  41 

Bigger  41 

Bird  29 

Birrel  21 

Birrell  22 

Bishop  18,  24,37 

Bisstt  24 

Black  19,  20,  34,  36, 
41,53,54,56,58,59 


Blackadder  23,  41 
Blackball  22 
Blackie  16,34,41,43  55 
Blackv70od  19,  31,37, 

41 
Bladworth  26 
Blaikie  24 
Blair  13,  15,   20,   31, 

35,  43,  56 
Blake  17 

Blyth  16,  19,36,54 
Boake  37 
Bo,-ie  21 
Boaar  33 
Boner  24 
Bonner  29 
B>)og  19,  22,  33,  41 
Bool;  lass  41 
Bookless  20,  24 
Borthwick  15,30,40, 

55,  57 
BosweU  13, 15,43,59 
Bowe  55 
Bowers  24,  29 
Bowes  13 
Bowie  21,  27,  55 
Bowler  58 
Boyack  37 
Boyd  24,  26,  27,   30, 

37,  43,  57 
Boyle  13 
Bradbrook  34 
Bradford,  37 
Braidwood  16,  23,28, 

57 

Brand  21 

Brash  38,  55 

Brashe  33 

Breakenrig  40 

Breham  22 

Bfiment  38 

Bremncr  41,  43 

Brewster  30,  32 

Bridges  23,  40,  43 

Broadfoot  54 

Brockie  32 

Brodiel5,31,  36,37, 
43,56 

Bromfield  17 

Brook  58 

Brough  22, 39 

Brougham  23,  40 

Broughton  14,  43 

Brown  13,  14,  15,  16 
17,  19,  2C,  21,  22, 
23,  24,  26,  27,  23, 
29,  30,  31,32,  33, 
34,36,  37,  38,41, 
43,  54,  55,  56,  59 

Browning  26 

Bruce  13,  14,  15,  17, 
26,  27,  30,  32,  33, 

38,  43,  56,  58,  59 


Brunton22,  32,33, 39, 

40,  55,  56 
Biyce  17,  36,  37 
Bryden  18,  3C 
Bryson  40 
Buchan  13,  20,  24,29, 

43 
Buchanan  13,  15,  17, 

19,  30,  31,  34,  36, 

38,  43,  55,  58 
Buchannan  39 
Bncknall  23 
Budge  34 
Buist  17 
Burck  37 
Burge  56 
Burd  43 
Burgess  2 
Burke  40 

Burn  17,27,  29,41,43 
Burnet  21,  29 
Burnett  37,  54 
Burns  21,  43 
Burt  30,  36 
Burton  24,  34 
Busby  14,  26 
Bushby  36 
Butchard  22 
Butler  43 
Butters  31,  32 
Cadeli  30,  35 
Caird  17,  36 
Cairns  18,  33 
Cairstairs  22 
Caithness  13 
Calder  19,  24,  34,  38, 

40,41.55,59 
Caldwell  2() 
Callam,  39 
Callan  55,  58 
Callender  21,22,28,56 
Cameron  13,  14,   17, 

19,  22,  24,   26,  29, 

31,33,  35,  36,37, 

39,41,43,  58 
Campbell  13,   14,   15, 

17,  20,24,26,  27, 

30,  33,  36,  41,  43, 

46,  58 
Cannan  43  ■ 
Candlisb  24 
Caning  41 
Cant  18 
Caifrae  18,  19,22,27, 

28,  40,  56 
Cargill  43 
Carlylc  38 
(,'araiichse.l  17,  41 
Carnegie  43 
Caron  29 

Carphin  33,  53,  56 
Carrick  22,  37 
Cwron  56 


62 


REFERENCE    TO    EDINBURGH    AND    LEITH. 


Carruthers  21 
Carse  59 
Carstairs  59 
Cafbcart  13,  15,  59 
Cassells  24 
Cassie  38 
Castigan  46 
Cau32 

Caw  27,  31,  41 
Cay  15,  39 
Cbadwick  46 
Chalmers  17,  21,  23, 

26,  31,  32,  33,  40, 

41,43 
Chambers  37,  58 
Chapman  13,  58 
Charles  37 
Cheap  13 
Cheyne  14,  36,  43,54, 

58 
Child  22,  24 
Chisholm  24,  26,  41 
Chrichton  22 
Christie  14,  16,20,24 

33,  34,  35,  38,  39, 

41,  55,  56,  58,  59 
Christison  15 
Chrystal  19 
Clappeiton 40,  56 
Clark  21 ,  24,  26,   30, 

31,32,  33,40,43 
Clarke  29,  35 
Clarkson  17 
ClasoB  43 

Cleghorn  13,  33,43,57 
Clelatidl5,26,  30 
Clephan  30 
Clerk  13,  14,  15,  17, 

23,  28,  32 
Cleugh  54 
Cliland  38 
Clirehugh  17 
Cloag  58 
Clyne  33,  59 
Cochrane  32,  37,40 
Gockbuvn  14,  15,   17, 

23,  26,  ^7,  '30,  32, 

36,  37,  39,40,55,59 
College  35 
Coldstream  59 
Collins  32 
Colquhoun  15,  27 
Coltes  46 

Comb  20, 37,  54,  58 
Combe  17,  20,43,57 
Connal  30 
Connell  15 
Connolly  38 
Constable  19,31,32,54 
Cook  17,  33,  39 
Cooke  43 

Cooper21, 23,27, 34,46 
Cope  17 
Copland  22 
Corbett  15,41,  56 
Cormack  33 
Cormie  39 


Corner  19 
Corii29 
Corrie  43,  58 
Cotton  16,  39 
Coulson  30 
Coulter  26 
Couper  19,  21,43,  59 
Coutts  M 
Coventry  30.  56 
Cowan  20,  30,  38,  43, 

55 
Crabbie  24 
Crjiig  24,  34,  37,  40, 

43,  56,  59 
Craigie  13,  15,  36,  56 
Cramond  32 
Craiistoiui  15,  43 
Crawford  18*  30,  36, 

43,  55,  56 
Creelman  22 
Crease  20,  28 
Crerar32,  39 
Crichton  17,  53,  58 
Crigbton  36 
Cringletrie  13 
Crolcy  35 

Crombie  23,  33,  43,55 
Crookshanks  39 
Cross  23 
Crouch  18,  39 
Crow  35 

Cruickshanks  14,26,55 
Cullen  15 
Cuming  36 
dimming  14,  19,   30, 

34,  53,  58 
Cummings  23,  33,  53 
Ciindell33 
Cunainnham  14,15,27, 

31,32,  34,43,  59 
Cunynghame  57 
Currie  32,  34, 
Curry  28 
Ciishnie  37 
Cuthbert  26 
Cuthbevtson  3'',  41 
Dalgleish  17,  32 
Dallas,  40,  43 
Dallaway  26 
Dalrymple  33 
Daniel  27,  41 
Dalzel  13,  15 
Dalziell  54 
Daiiks40 
Durge  27 

Darlil!!;  33,  40,  41 
Dassauville  22,  23,  36 
Davidson  14,    15,   18, 

19,  22,  24,  30,  33, 

34,  3fi,  37,41,43,46 
Davie  24 
Davis  24 
Dawson  16,  40 
Dean  41 
Deas  41 
Delmahoy  32 
Demaria  41 


Demaus  34 
Dempster  36 
Deubam  41 
Denovan  16,  55 
Deuchar  16,28,  32,56 
Dewar  15,  20,  30 
Dewer  38 
Djarmid  38 
Dick  14,  16,    17,   19, 

20,  21,  28,38,40,41 
Dickenson  24 
Dickie  14,41,  43 
Dickinson  19 
Dicknian  59 
Dickson  14,  15,20,24, 

29,  31,  33,  35,  43, 

55,58,59 
Dietrichsen  37 
Dillon  41 
Dinning  33 
Dixon  26,  36 
Dobbie29 
Dobie  39 

Dobson  20  i 

Dodds  21 

Dods  20  ! 

Dodd  41 
Doig  24 
Don  38 
Donald  54,58 
Donaldson  24,  27,  33, 

39,  43 
Donovan  53 
Dougal  58 
Douglas  13,  19,24,37, 

43,  56,  59 
Douglass  15,  39 
Doull  40 
Dove  55 
Dow  19,22,  34,  43, 

58 
Dowie  26 
Dowling  17 
Dowuie  29 
Downs  34  55 
Draflen35,  37 
Drummond  20,  24,28, 

34,  37,  43,  55 
Drybrougb  17,  55 
Dryburgh  20 
Dry den  54 
Dryer  35 

Drvsdale  17,  20,40,43 
Dudgeon  28,    54,   56 

57   59 
Duffl'5,24 ,37,38,56,58 
Dumbreck  22,  26 
Dua  14 
Dunbar  38 
Duncan    13,    19,   20, 

26.  27,  29;  30,  33, 

40,41,43,  54,   57 
Duudas  13,  14,  43 
Dunldp  15,  40,43,  58 
Dunn  21,58 
Dutliie  43 
Dunsmure  46 


Dnrie  53 
Duiiez  46 
l^-ymock  43 
Eagle  29 
Easton  17,43 
Edington21,  24,46 
Ediunnson  58 
Edmonston  26,  29,32, 

54,  58 
Edward  19 
Eelbeck  27 
Eiivibeke  53 

Eider  14,  19,  21,   34, 

43,  56 

Elliot  13,  14,  24,  29, 

36,  54,  56 
Ellis  33,  43 
Erskine  15,  57 
Evans  26,  59 
Ewart  21,  23,33,33,43 
Ewine-  33 
Evr:r20 
Fairbairn  19,  27,   30, 

40,  46 
Fairfax  13 
Fairley  39  *' 

FalcoBer  19,  ^22,  41 
Farmer  54 
Farqubar  28 
Farqubarson  30 
Feggaiis  33 
Fell  19 
Fenwick  32 
Ferguson  13,    14,   15, 

18,  30,  34,  36,  37, 

38,  40,  41,  43,  44, 

55,  58,  59 
FiTgusson  29 
Fernic  17 

Ferrier  14,  18,  20,44, 

46     - 
Forney  58 
Fettes  13 
Field  33 
Flndlater  56 
FindlaY4l,  46,  58 
Finlay'17,  26,  33,44 
FinSaj-son  31    33,   43, 

44,  55 
Finney  29 
Finnic  20 

Fisher  16,  29,  37,  41 
Fleming    14,  20,    22, 

41,44' 
Fletcher  15,  19,21,26 
I'iockbavt  2i 
Foggo  38 
Fontane  37 
ForLcs  15,  18,  21,  30, 

39,  40,  41,. 57 
Ford  54,  55,  56,  59 
Fordycc  58 

Formanl5,  39,  41,  44 
Forrest  19,  24,  26,  27^ 

28,  32,  33,  34,  37, 
44,  55,  58 
Forrester  17,41,  4<i 


REFERENCE   TO    EDINBURGH   AND   LBITH. 


68 


Forsyth  15,17,19,20, 

33 
Fortune  17,  38,39,46 
Foster  22 
Fothenngham  44 
Foulis  35 
Fountaiue  37 
Fowler  20 

Fraser  13,  15,  16,  17, 

19,  22,  23,  27,  30, 

32,  33,  34,  35,  37. 

38,40,41,44,54,58 

Frazer  14,  24,  28 

French  23,  24,  32,  34, 

55 
Frier  17,28 
Fry  35 
Fullarton  19 
Fullerton  15 
Fulton  56 

Fyfe30,  36,  39,55,56 
Gaerduer  37 
Gairdner  44 
Gall  36 
Gallaway  59 
Galletly  41 
Galli  46,  56,  57 
Galloway  20,  24,  53 
Garden  53,  54 
Gardiner  26,  39 
Gardner  28,   30,   34, 

36,40,41,44 
Gardwood  17,  40 
Garnock  14 
Garvie  17 
Gavin  23,  55,  58 
Gavine  58 
Gay  19,  34,  37 
Ged  55 
Geikie  30 
Gellatly  53 
Gemmell  33 
Gentle  41 
Georg<;33,41 
Gerrard  33 
Gianetti  30 

Gibb  16,  24,28,41,54 

GibsoM  15,  16,21,  22, 

23,   24,  26,  30,  31. 

35,41,  44,  53,  54, 

55,  56,  57,  58,  59 

Gifford  19,  23,  24,33, 

38,  46 
Gilchrist  21,  27,31,57 
Giles  21,  30,  54 
Gilles  22,  39 
Gillespie  U ,  36 
Gillies  13,  15 
Gillon  IS,  23,  33,  59 
Gilmore  32 
Gilmour  32,  44, 
Glass  39 
Glassford  15 
Gleed  33 

Glen  17,  19,  23,  40,55 
Gleniee  13 
dinner  59 


Gloag  40 

Glover  55,  59 

Goddard  54,  56 

Goldie  44 

Goodwin  57 

Goold  14 

Gordon  13,  15,  20,26, 

23,  33,  38,  41,  44 
Gorham  41 
Gould  34 

Gourlay  24,  30,  58 
Gourley  53 
Govan  44 
Gow  29,  38 
Govran  17, 18,  28,  57 
Graeme  15 
Graham  15,    16,    22, 

27,  29,  .30,33,44,56 
Grainger  37 
Granger  44 
Grant  14,  15,  18,  20, 

21,  33,34,  37,38, 

41,44,54,56 
Gray  14,  16,  17,    19, 

24,  27,  23,  29,  32, 
34,  40,  41    58,  59 

Green  32,  40 
Greenhill  15 
Greenlaw  44 
Gieenshields  15 
Greenside  20  27,  39 
Gregory  19,27,30 
Greig  15,  17,    19,  27, 

36,  44,  58 
Grey  17,  19,  33 
Grierson  14,   27,   .''.4, 

37,  44 
Grieve  15,  19,  22,  24, 

26,  31,   32,  34,  35, 

38,  55,  56,  58 
Griraalde  40 
Grindlay  26,   27,  55, 

57 
Grindley  37 
Grinton  26 
Grower  37 
Grnbb  20,  21 
Grunt  32 
Guild  34 
Gallon  41 
Gunn  19,  30,  38 
Guthrie  19,32,  37,41 
Gutzmer  23,  26 
Gntzmere  55 
Hadden  54 
Hagart  33,  59 
Haig  17,  20,  23,  55 
Haldan  34 
Haldanc  17,  28,  33 
Haldenby  38 
Halding  14 
Halkerston  34 
Hallard  39 
Hall   13,    14,  17,  28, 

41,  54 
Halliday  23,  24 
ilaiiiiltou  13,  15,  16, 


17, 18,  19,  22,  31, 
34,  36,  37,  39,  44, 
46,  56 

Hampton  55 

Handyside  21,  28,  56 

Haneman  27 

Hannan  15 

Hannow  44 

Hardie  38 

Hardy  22,  56 

Hare  31 

Harley  27,  34 

Harper  54,  57,  53 

Harris  24 

Harrison  26 

Harrower  15 

Hart  54,  55,  57 

Hartman  29 

Harvey  21,  44,  53 

Hastie  20,  36 

Hatherill  23 

Hathorn  34,  44 

Hatton21,  37 

Hawkins  15 

Hay  14,  15,  16,  20, 
22,  24,  28,  30,  31, 
36,  37,  39,  41,  42, 
44,  56,  58 

Hedderwick  24 

Hefrgie  44 

Henderson  15,  19,  21, 
24,  26,  27,  29,  30, 
33,  36,  40,  42,  53, 
54,  56,  58,  59 
Hendrie  27,  40 
Hennan  31 
Henry  17,  19,  21 
Hepburn  13,  24,  38 
Heriot  40,  44 
Hermond  13 
Heslop  37 
Hethcrton  18 
Hewart44 
Hewat  40 
Hibbert  31 
Higgins  44 
Hill  15,  19,   21,  22, 

24,  29,  37,  44 
Hilliard  16 
Hirst  38 
Hislop  34 
Hindmar.sh  29 
Hodge  34,  38,  56 
Hog  30,  33 
Hogg  17,  19,  20,  22, 

23,  28,  31 
Holland  14 
Home  31,  32,  42,  43, 

44 
Hood  37,  38 
Hope  13,  14,  15,  22, 

31,44,  58 
Hopkirk  44 
Hopperton  24 
Hopton  40 
Horn  34,  42 
Home  15,  40,  44 


Horner  28 

Horsburgh  17,  19,  44 
Horton  46 
Hossie  53 

Hotchkis  20,  4?,  44 
Houston  42 
Howatson  44 
Howden  20,   24,   27, 

28,  30,  40,   56,  57 
Howell  18 
Howie  30 
Howison  21,   27,  31, 

34,42 
Hozier  15 
Hughes  22 
Hngot  22 
Hume  15,24,  32,35, 

40,  58 
Hunt  16,  44 
Hunter  13,  14,  15,17, 

19,21,22,  24,  27, 

29,  30,  35,  36,  37, 
38,  39,  42,  44 

Hutcheson  15 
Hutchin  22 
Hutchinson  57 
Hutchison  40,  42,  56 
Hutton  23,  26,  27, 58 
Hyme  40 
Hyndnian  44 
[mlach  44 
Imrie  16 
lugleby  35 
Ingles  27 

Inglis  14,  18,  21,22, 
26,  27,  28,  31,  35, 
36,  44 
[nnes  14,  16,  44 
Innis  26,  35 
Ireland  19,  29 
Ironside  21 
Irvine  30,  33,  40,  44 
Irving  15,  53,  57,  58 
Isles  22 
Isbi.ster  25 
Ives  23 
Ivory  15 
Jack  31 
Jackson  30 
James  19,  29 
•lameson  15,    19,  32,^ 

42,  56 
la-rnieson  14,    17,  26, 
33,  35,37, 44,  53,59 
Jaidine  15,  23,  35,44 
Jeffray  15,  41 
Jeffrey  27,  42 
Jelles  39 
Johnson  38,  42 
Johnston  15,   19,  21, 
23,  24,  25,  27,  28, 
29,31,32,  33,   34, 
36,  37,  38,  39,  40, 
41,42,  44,  54,  55, 
56 
Johnstone  14»  26,  27, 
31 


64 


KEFERBNCE  to  EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH. 


Jollie  44 
Jolly  58 
Jones  14,  16,  19,  34, 

55,57 
Junor  42 
Kay  23,  30,  38 
Keay  15 
Keddiel8,37 
Keegan  35 
Keir  17,  20,  54 
Keith  15,  28,  31 
Kelly  58 

Kemp  17,  25,  35,  37 
Kemyss  42 
Kennedy  15,  21,   24, 

25,  36,  44 
KennJe  31 
Kerniack  44 
Kerl3,  21,  27 
Kerr  20,    25,   26,  28, 
37,  40,  44,  54,  56 
Ketchen  1 7 
Ketten  19 
Kettle  17,  42,  44 
Kcyden  44 
Kibbler,  39 
Kidd  42 
Kilgour  24 
Kilio  54 

Kilpatrick  39,  46 
Kincaid  46,  57 
King  17,  37,  ? 3,  58 
Kinghorn  19,  54 
Kiniburgh  30 
Kinnear  18,  27 
Kinniburgb,  24,  30,39 

Kirby  31 
Kirk  28,  29,  46 
Kirkbam21,39 

Kirkwood    14,  17,23 

Kisbue  54 

Knight  33,  39 

Knox  24,  25,  32,  42 

Kvd42 

Kyle  54 

Laidlaw25,27,  40,44 

Lairig  17,  19,  25,  27, 
31    32,37,40,46 

Laird  35,  55 

Lamb  21,  22,  28,  38, 
40,  54,  57 

Lambert  54 

Lamondl5,42,  44 

Lamoat  16 

L'Amy  15 

Landale  27 

Landers  42 

Lane  54,  56 

Lang  17,34,42,44,59 

Lapsley  30 

Lauflale  36 

Lauderdale  42 

Lauder  18,  31,40 

Laurie  16,  36,  56 

Laiison  42 

Lawl7,  36,42,  54,59 

Lawder  32, 42 


Lawrence  25  iLundie  44 

Lawrie  17,  21,  23,26,  Lyall  35,  37,40 

31,35,40,42  |Lvnch36 

Lawson   21,    22,    29,  Lyon  21,  35,  42,  44 

31,32,40,  42,44,58  M'AUan  44 


Lea  22 

Leadb  eater  38 
Learmont  22 
Learmonth  21 
Leckie  18,  35, 
Lee  25,  30 
Leech  man  32 
Lees  25,  39 
Leighton  39 
Leishmen  17 
Leilch  21,37 
Leith  24,  57 
Leggat  23 
Leny  44 

Leslie  32,  35,  37,  39 
Lethem  56 
Levack  25 
Levcii  44 
Levy  46 
Lewis  25 
Liddall  40 
Liddell  53,  54,  56 
Liddle21,34 
Lidderdale  16 
Lillico  17 
Lilly  29 
Linday  31 

Lindsay   16,    2^,   27, 
28,  32,  36,  37,  38, 
39,42,44,  53,  58,59 
Linn  35 

Linning  33,  44 

Linton  41 

Lisenheim  27 

Lister  44 

Listen  20,  24,  26,  36 

Little  34,  35 

Littlejohn  17,  22 

Livingston  16,  28,  53, 
58,  59 

Lizars  23,  54 

Lizers  36 

Lloyd  23 

Lock  41 

Lockhart  15,   34,  35 
40,  42,  44 

Logan  37 

Logie  40 

Longfield  19,  54 

Lorimer21,  25 

Lo'hian  14,15,16,32, 
34,  36,  42 

LottinV  39 

Loudon  26 

Lover  23 

Lovi  40,  46 

Low  59 

Lowe  42 

Lowrie  33,  38,  57 

Lucas  25 

Luke  40 

Lumsden  15,  54,  56 


M'Alister  44 
M'Alpin  37 
M'T^lpine  53 
M'Althaton  59 
M'Andfew'  34,  42 
M'Bean,  38 
M«Can  57 
M'Cheyne  44 
M'Cleish  36 
M'Cleland  18 
M'Clellans  24 
M'CoIl  19 
M'Cooke  44 
M'Cormick  15 
M'CraW  23 
M'Cree  14 

M'Diarraid  17,  26,  37 

M'Donald  15,  17,  19, 

22,  23,  25,  32,  33, 

35,  38,  39,  40,  42, 

44,  56 

M'Dongal  25,  56 

M'Dougall  16,  30,  40 

42 
M'Dowal  32,  59 
M'Dowall  15,  53,  56 
M'F. wan 25, 44,  54,  55 
M'Ewen  22 
M'Farlane  15,  25,  i6 

44,  57,  58 
M'Geohaen  17 
M'Georgel9,  42 
M'Gibbon  30 
M'Gill  25,  35,  38 
M'Gilvray  38 
M'Glashan  25,  35 

M'Gowan  34 

M'Gregor  15,  26,  29, 
34,  37,  40 

M'Hutchin  16,  23 

M'Innes  42 

M'Intosh  23,  25,  30, 
31,35,37,39,42,44 

M'Intyrp42,  58,  59 

M'Kay  14,  26,  35 

M'Kean  15,  23,  44 

M'Kenzie  13,  15,  16, 
21,  22,  25,  27,30, 
31,35,  36,  38,  42, 
44,  58 

M'Kinlay42 

M'Kiuley  54 

M'Kinnon  16,34,38, 

M'Kirdv  42 

M'Knight  14,  22 

M'Laggaa  18 

M'Laren  21,  25,  35, 
38 

M'Lachlan  19 

INJ'Latchie  19 

M'Laurin  42 

M'Leaa  16,   19,  20, 


23,  24,  26,  33,  35, 

38,  41,  42,  44,  54 
M'Leay  19 
M'Lehose  44 
M'Leish  37 
M'Lellan  16 
M'Lennen  37 
M'Leod   22,    26,  35, 

38,41,54 
M'Millan  25,  44 
M'Nab21,34,35 
M'Naught  22,  55 
M'Nanghtan  35 
M'Naughton  35 
M'Ormich  42 
M«Phael  38 
M'Phail  25 
M'Pberson  17,  29,  37 
M'Queen  19,  42,  44 
M'Rae  42 

M 'Ritchie  16,22,42,44 
M' Robin  34 
M'Tavish  42, 44 
M'Vair57 
M'Veil  15 
M'Whinnie  44 
M' Wbirter  16 
M 'William  19 
Maberly  18 
Mabon  58 
Macarra35,  44 
Macauley  58 
Macbean  44 
Macconochie  15 
Macdonald  17,  20,  27, 

29,  33, 44 
Macdowall  15,  19 
Macfarlane  35 

iWacfie  58 

Macgill  24 

Machie  19 

Macintyre  21  41 

Mack  16,  17,34 

Mackay    19,   25,    26, 
27,31,32,  35,33 

Mackenzie  13,  16,  19, 
23,24,31,44,56 

Mackie  23,  36 

Mackinlay  28,  32,  41 

Maclagan  17 

Maclagen  31 

Madauchlan  2.5,  30 

Maclean  29,30,  31,55 

Maclure  37 

Macneil  38 

Macneillie  44 

Macniven  30 

Macplierson  38 

Macredie  19,  23 

iVIacritchie59 

Mactier  42 

Magan  35 

Main  19 

Mair  21 

Maitland  13,  16,  23 

Malcolm    16,   19,  21, 
^8,30,35,37,38,42 


REFERENCE   TO    EDINBURGH    AND    LEITH, 


65 


Malcom  25 
Mann  22,  35,  38 
Manners  It),  44 
Mansfield  40 
Manson  15,  17 
Manuel  35,  46 
March  19 
Mainocb  21,  31 
Marr  59 
Marrison  39 
Marshall   16,    17,  18, 

21,  24,  26,  27,  28, 
29,  30,  32,  38,  42 

Martin  17,  20,  22,  34, 

42,  44,  59 
Mason  19,  42 
Masson  30,  36 
Mather  29 
Matheson  16 
Mathie  54 
Mathison  27 
Matthew  31 
Matthewson  39 
Maxton  30,  32,  38 
Maxwell  14, 16,  53,57 
Mayrath  29 
Meade  13 
Meadowbank  13 
Meek  44 

Meikle  14,  25,34,58 
Meiklejohn  53,  58 
Mein36 
Megget  27,  44 
Melliss  46 
Mellor  38 
Melrose  25 
Melville  42,  44 
Menelaus  40 
Menzie  19 
Menzies   14,  16,  19, 

23,  31,  33,  34,  38, 

44,  56,  57 
Mercer  41,  53 
Merchant  39 
Merrilies  40 
Merry  39 
Merreylees  40 
Merylees  55 
Mill  21,  25,  34,54 
Millar  25,  31,  40 
Miller  16,  17,  18,  20, 

22,  24,  25,  27,  28, 
32,  33,  34,  38,  39, 
42,  44,  53,  54,  55, 
56,  57,  59 

MiUidge  27 

Milligan  40 

Millie  19 

Milloiis  21 

Milne  18,  19,  20,  22, 

27,  28, 35,  42,  57 
Milner  36,  54 
Milroy  23,  27 
Mitchel  23 
Mitchell  18,  25,34,35, 

38,39,53,54,55,57 
MoffatI8,27,34,36,56 


Moir  15,  19,  31,  36 
Molle  44 
MoncriefFlS,  Ifi,  23, 

31,  36 
Moncur  42 
Moneypenny  33 
Monro  19,  32 
Monteith  16,  18,  25 
Montgomery  22 
Mood  54 
Moodie  16,  59 
Moon  23,  25 
More  14,  16,  18,  59 
Morehead  14 
Morison   20,  21,   26, 

30,  35,  56 
Morren  31 
Morris  20,  27,  35 
Morrison  16,   17,  21, 

25,35,  38,45.58 
Mortimer  24,  26,   35 
Morton  25,  27,  46,  54, 

57 
Moss  29 

Mossman  20,25,35,40 
Mossison  29 
Mouat  55 
Mould  54 
Mowat  20 

Mowbray  45,  55,  57 
Moyes  22 
Muckersy  15 
Muir  18,  20,   27,  28, 

30,38,40,42,54,55 
Muirhead31,45 
Mulcaster  55 
Muller  57 
Mullo  21 

Miinro  14,  24,  31,  35 
Munroe  42 
Murdoch  31,  58 
Muro  30 
Murphy  35 
Murray  13,  15,16,18, 

21,  22,  25,  28,  35 

38,  40,  42,   45,  56 

57,  59 
Mylne  54 
Nairne  42,  45 
Napier22,  34,  37,43, 

45  59 
Nasmytli27,30,35,36 
N  eaves  42 
Neil  20,  31,  39 
xVeill  33 
Neilson  16,  55 
Nelson  19,  22 
Nesbit  38 
Ness  26,  28,  42 
Newbigging  36,  59 
Newlands  32 
Newman  59 
Newton  18,  57 
Nichol  14,  39 
Nicholson  25,  30,  46 
Nicol  20,21,46,54,57 
Nicoll55 

9 


Nicolson  20,  25 

Nimmo  25,  39 

Nisbet25,42 

Nisbit  59 

Niven45,  59 

Nivison  36 

Nixon  26 

Noble  14,  21,  35,  39 

Norie  30 

Norman  41 

Notman  24,  33 

Nourse  22 

O'Donnel  27 

OfiBcer  42 

Ogg20 

Ogilvie  15,  35,  36,  45, 

57,  58,  59 
Ogle  19,  54,  57 
Oliphant  18,  19,  45 
Oliver  18,  19,  23,  31, 

32 
Oman  26 
O'Neil  46 
Ord  39 
Ormston  34 
Orphoot  31 
Orr  30,  34,  42,  45 
Orrock  18,  37 
Ostermeyer  57,  58 
Oswald  39,  53,  57 
Otway  14 
Oudney  31 
Ovenston  21 
Page  26.  28,  32,  36 
Pairman  30 
Palfrey  38 
Pan  ton  28 
Paris  54 
Parker  34 
Park  57 
Paterson    15,   18,  21, 

22,  23,  25,  28,  29, 

32,  33,  40,  42,  45, 

56,  57 
Patterson  21,  38 
Patison  28,  42,  45 
Patonl7,  20,  32 
Patrick  45 
Patton  45 
PattuUo  45 
Paul  15,  32,  35,  45 
Paxton  14 
Payne  14 

Peacock  28,  29,  39 
Pearson  16,38,42,  45 
Peat  26,  34,  45,  57 
Peatson  25 
Pcattie  31 
Peck  35 
Peddie  14,  39 
Pedie  45 
PefFers  39 
Penman  21,  36 
Penn  21 
Penny  35 
Peuson  29 
P«ter  14 


Peteikin  27 

Philip40,!42, 54, 58,59 

Philips  40 

Phillips  18,  45 

Phln  23,  28 

Pickard  17,  24,  32 

Picken  59 

Piddie  27 

Pillans  19,  31,  32,  57 

Pilleas  39 

Plrrie  26 

Pirries  27 

Pierotti  46 

Pitcairn  45,  57 

Pitmillie  13 

Playfair  17,  31,  34 

Plenderleath  28 

Plimpton  18 

Plume  26 

Pole  29 

Pollock  16,  20,  23,  34 

56 
Pond  26 
Ponton  16,  34 
Porteous  14,   18,  25, 

28,  32, 41 
Pott  33,  45 
Potts  31,  35 
Powell  28 
Pow35 
Pratt  27,  38 
Prentice  34 
Preston  37 
Prestonholme  59 
Pridie  26 
Primrese  59 
Pringle  13,    28,    36, 

38,  40,  45 
Purdiel6,  21,  29,46 
Pursell31 
Purves  27 
Purvis  13,  30,  37 
Pyper  26 
Quin  30 
Rae  ]  3,  37 
Raeburn  17,  30,  37 
Raimes  17 
Ralph  58 
Ramage  28 
Ramsay  25,  26»  31,32, 

36,  42,  45,  54,55,57 
Ramsays  18 
Ramsey  22  [34 

Ranken  16, 19,22,24^ 
Rankin  28 
Rattray  45 
Rawson  23 
Read  46 
Readman  22 
Redford  59 
Redpath   22,    27,  38, 

53,  56 
Reid  14,  15,  16,  17, 

22,  24,  25,  28,  31, 

32,  38,  39,  40,  54/ 

55,  57,  »8 
Rennie33,  57 


66 


REFERENCE    TO    EDINBURGH    AJCD    LEITH, 


Renny  45 

Jlenton  15,  31,41,45 
Reston  35 
Reynolds  21 
Rhind  23,  57 
Ridiards  38 
Richardson  18,20,28 

36,  37,  39,  40,41, 

45,  59 
Richmond  20,   25,  36 
Riddel  13,  16 
Riddle  39,  45 
Ried  37 
Ritchiel4,  20,  21,25, 

27,  28»  29,  31,32, 
33,  34,  35,  40 

Roach  18 

Robb  20,  28,  41 

Roberts  38,  41 

Robertson  13,  14,  16, 
17,  18,  19,  20,  21, 
22,  23,  25,  26,  27 

28,  29,  30,  34,  35, 
38,  39,  42,  45,  46, 
53,  55,  57,  58,  59 

Robeson  28 
Robinson  16,   17,  32, 

35,  38,  45 
Rochead  29 
Rodger  42 
Rodgers  18 
Roger  26 
Rogers  26,  55 
Roggersou31 
Roiland  45 
Rollo  13,  16,  45 
Romanes  16,  32 
Rooke  38 
Rose  20,  39 
Ross  16,  17,  20,  23, 
2fi,  29,  30,  35,  36, 
37,  40,  42,  57,  58 
Rough  25,  37 
Rowley  38,  55 
Roy  21,  41,  42 
Ruddiman  30 
Russel  42 

Russell  15,  16,  18,  20 
22,  25,  27,  32,  36, 
37,  38,  42,  45 
Rutherfoord  22,  27 
Rutherford  22,  25,  28, 

45 
Ruthven  23^  31 
Rymer  25 
Rymor  23 
Salt  30 

Samuel  20  jj. 

Sampson  27,  59 
Sandeman21,  57 
Sanders  18,  31,  55 
Sanderson  21,  25,  27, 
29,  37,  39,41,55 
Sandfort  14 
Sandilands  45 
Sands  23,  45 
Sandy  45 


Sanson  41 
Saunders  57,  58 
Sawers  18,  20,  32,  40 
Sayers  29 
Scaife  37 
Scarth  53,  56,  57 
Scarrot  26 
Sccales  54,  57 
SchawSl,  36 
Schultzc  25,  35,  58 
Sclater  23 
Schlaberg  57 
Scoon  18 

Scotland  35,  45,  59 
Scott  13,  14,  15,  16, 
17,  18,  20,  21,22, 
23,  26,  27,  28,  29, 
30,  31,34,35,  36, 
38,  40,  41,  45,  46, 
54,  57,  59 
Scougall  25,  57 
Scouler  27,  39 
Scrymgeour  21,  35 
Searcy  38 
Selkrig  15 
Sellar  32 
Senebier  39 
Shade  29 
Shand  22,  30 
Shannon  14 
Sharp  26,  35,  41,45, 

56,  57 
Sliarpe  42 

Sliaw25,  26,  27,  29,42 
Sheaffe  14 
Shearer  21,  40,  57 
Shelton  27 
Shepherd  45 
Sheppard  25,  35,  46 
Sherriffs  46 
Sherriff  18 
Shillinglaw  25 
Shirley  35 
ShirreflF  53,  57 
Short  30 
Shoolbraid  57 
Sibbaldl7,20,  21,27, 

36,  45,  57 
Sidey  36 

Sievwrightl7,  28,  39 
Sim  32 
Sime  25,  57 
Simons  40 

Simpson   14,  16,    19, 
22,  26,  27,  29,33, 
42,  56,  57,  58 
Simson  34,  36 
Sinclair  13,  17,  18,  21 
25,  28,  29,  41,  53, 
55,  58 
Skeaf  32 
Skeen  55 
Skelton  40,  46 
Skene  16,  54,  57,  58 
Skinner  16, 42,  45,  55 
Slater  28,  33 
Slight  27 


Smail  34 

Small  16,  38,  45 

Smart  53,  54,  59 

Smeal  35 

Smeaton  59 

Smellie31,33 

Smillie  53 

Smith  14,  15,  16,  17, 
18,  19,  20,  21,  23, 
25,  29,  30,  31,  34, 
35,  37,  38,  39,  40, 
41,  42,  45,  46,  53, 
54,  55,  56,  57,  58 

Smyth  16,  45 

Snndgrass  20,  36,  45 

Snody  58 

Snovvden  39 

Solflaet  23 

Somervaiil  53,  53 

Somerville  23,  25,  28, 
30,  40,  41 

Sommervill  45 

Sommerville  16,  27, 
40,  42,  45 

Sommei'ille  40 

Souter  19,  33 

Spalding  27,  42 

Spaldiags30,  32 
Spankie  25,  46 
Speid  45 
Spence  15,  22,  23,  25, 

28,  40,  42,  57 
Spens  31 

Spittal  17,  28,  32 
Spry  14 
Stark  21,  31,  39,  56, 


57,  59 
Stead  59 

Stedman  42,  45,  58 
SteeI32,  36,  38,39,42 
Steele  22,  26,  27,  39, 

45 
Stein  23 
Stenhouse  15,  18,  21, 

22,  40,  45,  58 
Stephen  20,  26 
Stephens  39 
Steven  22,  46 
Stevenson  23,  25,  26, 
28,  30,  31,  34,  38, 
42,  45,  46,  56 
Steuart  13  ♦ 

Stewart  13,  14, 15,  16, 
18,  19,  20,  23,  25, 
26,  27,  28,  30,  31, 
34,  35,  38,  42,  45, 
46,  65,  59 
Still  22 
Stirling  14, 16, 19,  25, 

28,  35,  45,  57 
Stirrat  29 
Stiven  38 
Stivens  34 
Stobie  42 
Stocks  54 
Stodart  23,  45,  57 
Stoddart  25, 28, 29,  40 


Stones  18 

Storrer  18 

Storie  39,  45 

Stott  23,  27  * 

Strachan  25,  45 

Strain  26 

Stranack  53 

Strai  henry  23 

Stratton  38 

Strong  57 

Stuart  15,21,31,43,45 

Sturroch  59 

SturrocV-  20 

Snccoth  13 

Sudden  35 

Surrene  39 

Sutherland  17,  18,  19, 
22,25,26,35,37,55 

Swan  25,  27,  37,  45 

Swanston  25 

Swinton  45 

Sym  45 

Syme  18,30,37,41,45 

Symington  23,  42 

Tait  14, 16.  17,18,19, 
22,25,36,45,56,59 
Tansh  27 
Tawse  16,  34,  45 
Taylor  17,  18,  25,  26, 
28,34,35,39,55,58 
Telford  57 
Templeton29 
Tennant  25,  45 
Terrot  14 
Thatcher  31 
Thin  17,  28 


Thom  25 
Thompson  24,  31 
Thomson  14,  15,  16, 
18,  19,  20,  21,  22, 
23,  25,  26,  27,  28, 
29,  30,  32,  33,  35, 
36,  37,  39,  40,  41, 
42,  45,  54,  55,  56, 
58,  59 

Thomsons  23,  53,  54^ 
57,  59 

Thorburn  25,39,42,59 

Thornburn  40 

Tibbitts  26 

Tod  16,21,28,39,42, 
45,  54 

Todd  19,25,28,33,42 

ToUeth  20 

Torrence  18,  29,  39 

Torry41 

Totty  23 

Tough  20,  30 

Trail  53 

Traa  24 

Traquair  21,  39 

Treasurer  37 

Trigwell  46 

Tristram  38 

Trotter  20,  21,  5» 

TuUis  18 

Turnbull  23, 36,41,45 


REFERENCE  TO  EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH. 


67 


Turnerl5,34,35,36,56 
Tutting  20 
Tweedell  39 
Twcedie   18,   25,  26, 

36,  45 
Tytler  16,  45 
Ure38 
Urquhart  Ifi,  17,  20, 

21,  23,  30 
Vair  59 
Valence  36 
Vallence  37 
Vans  16 

Veitch  18,25,45,  55 
Vere  16 
Vernon  27 
Vetch  28 
Verlue  59 
Virtue  21,  32 
Vogan  55 
Waddel  42,  45 
Waddell  20,  33 
Walkerl4, 15, 16,  17, 

18,   23,  25,  26,  29, 

31,  32,  36,  38,  39, 

40,  41,  42,  45,  53, 

54,  58,  59 
Wallace    20,'  21,    23, 

26,  28,  35,  45,  54, 

56,  59 


VVallis  54 
Walters  54 
Wardlaw  16,  25,  26 
Wardrop  18,  33,  36 
Wanender  43,  45 
Waters  20,  54 
Waterson  25 
Watetstoii  26 
Watkins  45, 
Watson  14,  16,  17,20, 

21,  22,  25,  30,  31. 

34,  35,  38,  40,  42, 

45,  46,  57,  59 
Watt  20,   32,  36,  39. 

42,  54,  57 
Wauchope  39,  45,  59, 
Waugh  19,  32 
Way  13 
VVebley  38 
Webster  42.  58 
Weddell  22 
iVedderburn  13,  16 
Weight  17 
Weir  28,  42,  45,  54, 

57 
Wells  39 
Welsh  20,  34,  45 
Wellstood  28 
Wellwood  13 


Wemyssie,  18,  25 
Westwater  55 
Wharton  13,  35 
Whelles  22 
White  16,  13,  21,  27, 

32,  36,  33,  39,  40, 

45,  46,  54,  57,    58 
Wbitelaw  13,  20,    40, 

54 
Wluteman  38 
Whvte  19,  21,  30,33, 

34,  37,  42,  57,   59 
Why  took  31 
Wigham  16 
Wight  15,  34,42,45, 

55 
Wigton  31 
Wilde  31 

Wilkie  24,  37,  33 
Wilkinson  20,  26 
William  30 
Williams  30 
Williamson  14,  16,21, 

25,  36,  40,  41,  43, 

45,  57,  59 
Willis  22 
Williaon  31 
Wilson  16,  17,  18,  19, 

20,  21,  23,  25,  28, 


29,  31,  32,  33,34, 
35,  36,  38,  39,40, 
43,45,54,55,57,59 

Winton  39 

Wise  25 

Wishart  36,  45,  54, 
58,  59 

Wood  16,  29,  36,  55, 
56,  57 

Woodburn21 

Wordsworth  46 

Worth  28 

Wright  14,  15,  17,21, 
22,  23,  27,  29,  30, 
31,    34,  43,  45,  54 

Wvld59 

Wylie  31,  33,  43,  45 

Yaniewicz  29 

Velio wlees  22 

Yooll  43 

Voungl5,  18,20,21, 
22,  25,  30,  33,  34, 
35,  36,  37,  38,  45, 
46,  54,  56,  57,  59, 

Younger  20 

Youngson  46 

Yule  18,20  31,41,  46 

Ziegler  36 


Ti 


ABERDEEN. 


HE  city  of  Aberdeen  is  situated  128  miles  north-east  from  Edinburgh,  and  is  the  capital  of 
the  County  to  which  it  gives  name.  It  is  a  v-ery  ancient  town,  and  was  known  to  the  Romans 
at  the  eai-ly  period  of  the  eighth  and  last  campaign  of  Julius  Agricola,  about  the  84th  year 
of  the  Christian  era.  Antecedent  to  this  remote  period  all  relating  to  any  history  of 
Aberdeen,  or  its  origin,  is  involved  in  obscurity,  and  for  many  ages  after  no  records  appear 
to  afford  any  authentic  accounts  relating  to  this  city.  Aberdeen  is  probably  among  the 
earliest  of  the  boroughs  in  Scotland  found  entitled  to  any  royal  mark  of  distinction,  and 
from  various  circumstances  occurring  in  history,  it  is  reasonably  to  be  presumed  that  at  a 
very  e  irly  period  it  was  comparatively  respectable  as  a  place  of  some  little  commerce,  as 
far  back  as  the  year  1153,  it  seems  to  have  been  known  as  such  to  the  Normans,  and  in 
Macpherson's  treatise  on  commerce,  it  is  observed  that  in  the  year  1 1 79,  Esteyn,  one  of  the 
joint  kings  of  that  country,  landed  and  pillaged  the  town,  in  the  course  of  a  j)iratical  cruise 
along  the  British  coast. 

In  early  times  Aberdeen  was  frequently  honoured  by  the  presence  of  royalty ;  and  it 
appears  in  the  early  part  of  King  William's  reign  he  erected  an  edifice  for  his  occasional 
residence  here,  it  was  situated  in  the  lower  side  of  the  town,  near  the  east  end  of  what  is 
called  the  Green,  it  was  dignified  with  the  title  of  Palace,  this  edifice  he  afterwards  be- 
stowed on  the  Monks  of  the  Holy  Trinity,  who  were  about  that  time  introduced  into 
Scotland. 

The  first  charter  that  was  granted  to  Aberdeen  is  supposed  to  be  about  the  year  1179, 
by  King  William,  which  confirmed  to  the  burgesses  the  power  of  enjoying  their  free 
trade  of  merchandize,  as  they  pleased,  and  when  they  pleased,  as  freely,  quietly,  fully 
and  honourably,  as  their  ancestors  enjoyed  their  trade,  in  the  time  of  Malcolm  his 
grandfather ;  this  charter  was  dated  at  Perth.  King  William  afterwards  granted  two  other 
charters  to  his  burgesses  of  Aberdeen,  whereby  their  goods  and  chattels  were  declared  to 
be  exempted  from  tolls  and  customs  in  all  markets  and  fairs  within  the  kingdom.  Both 
these  charters  were  dated  at  Aberdeen  28th  August,  are  now  in  a  state  of  good  preserva- 
tion, and  have  the  great  seal  of  Scotland  in  green  wax  appended  to  each.  From  these 
documents  and  other  historic  accounts  it  is  beyond  all  doubt  that  trade  and  commerce  was 
a  prevailing  pursuit  at  that  time,  and  which  has  progressively  extended  itself  to  this  period, 
by  the  industry  and  enterprising  spirit  so  long  characteristic  to  the  inhabitants ;  it  is  now 


68  ABERDEEN. 

Ithe  third  city  in  Scotland  in  population,  rank  and  opulence,  and  may  justly  be  called  the 
Scottish  northern  capital.  I'he  port  of  Aberdeen  is  particularly  well  situated  for  com- 
mercial intercourse  with  the  northern  parts  of  Europe,  and  it  also  participates  in  a  good 
share  of  trade  with  America  and  the  West  Indies.  Several  Whale-fishing  Companies  -of 
great  respectability  are  established  here,  who  employ  about  twenty  ships  in  that  trade. 
On  the  north  side  of  the  entry  to  the  harbour,  a  fine  stone  pier  extends  two  thousand  feet 
into  the  sea,  the  entire  being  composed  of  granite,  many  of  the  stones  of  the  outside  walls 
are  upwards  of  three  tons  weight,  with  dressed  bads  and  generally  four  feet  long,  the  whole  of 
this  grand  piece  of  masonry  forms  one  solid  mass,  it  is  an  improvement  of  the  most  bene- 
ficial importance  to  the  shipping  interests  of  the  port.  On  the  opposite  side  of  the  entrance 
of  the  harbour,  is  a  breakwater,  which  projects  from  the  land  about  eight  hundred  feet  rather 
to  the  northward,  extending  partly  across  the  channel  of  the  harbour,  and  is  a  great  pro- 
tection from  the  violence  of  a  storm  from  the  south-east.  In  the  interior  of  the  harbour 
a  new  wharf  upwards  of  nine  hundred  feet  in  length,  running  along  the  south  side  of 
what  is  termed  the  Futtie,  has  been  completed,  and  is  an  excellent  accommodation  for  the 
shipping.  A  fine  canal  runs  from  the  Quay,  a  length  of  eighteen  miles  to  the  river  Don, 
This  canal  was  opened  in  the  year  1807,  andfcost  £60,000,  it  is  a  good  width  and  propor- 
tionably  deep,  and  is  highly  advantageous  to  the  trade  of  the  country,  and  considered 
beneficial  to  the  proprietors.  The  principal  importations  to  Aberdeen  consist  of  wheat  and 
flour,  barley,  rum,  geneva,  brandy,  French,  Spanish,  and  Portuguese  wines  ;  English  and 
Scotch  coals,  wool,  salt,  tobacco,  flax,  timber,  &c.  &c.  The  exports  are  oats,  meal,  salmon, 
ling,  stockings,  woollen  cloch,  linens,  tapes,  threads,  stones.  &c.  &c.  There  are  many  very 
important  establishments  in,  and  in  the  immediate  vicinity  of  the  town,  such  as  very 
large  Cotton  Mills,  Linen  and  Woollen  Manufactories,  extensive  Thread  and  Tape  Works, 
Cotton  Printing  and  Bleach  Works,  Paper  Mills,  Iron  Foundries,  ShipBuilding,  Breweries, 
&c.  all  combining  to  render,.employment  to  a  great  share  of  the  working  classes,  and  we 
are  happy  in  observing  that  very  few  of  that  part  of  the  population  of  Aberdeen  appear 
to  lack  employ,  where  their  exertions  are  excited  by  industry  to  obtain  it.  The  first  intro- 
duction of  the  cotton  manufacture  was  in  the  year  1779,  and  since  tliat  time  its  progress 
has  been  very  rapid,  one  house  at  present  employs  upwards  of  600  work  people.  The 
art  of  cotton  printing  is  also  brought  to  great  perfection  here,  extensive  print  and 
bleachfields  are  situated  in  the  neighbourhood;  various  other  manufactures  in  branches  for 
domestic  uses,  peculiar  to  Scotland,  are  industriously  pursued  in  the  town. 

The  Banking  Companies  of  this  city,  are  of  the  greatest  respectability,  they  consist  of 
the  Aberdeen  Banking  Company.  The  Commercial  Banking  Company,  a  branch  of  the 
Bank  of  Scotland,  a  braneh  of  the  Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland,  and  a  branch  of  the 
Exchange  and  deposit  Bank  of  Edinburgh,  also  an  agent  for  the  British  Linen  Go's.  Bank. 
These  Banks  all  issue  their  own  notes  which  are  uegociated  through  most  parts  of  Scotland, 
and  are  paid  and  received  in  preference  to  Bank  of  England  notes,which  are  with  diiliculty 
passed,  except  at  the  Banks.  The  Aberdeen  Banking  Co.  was  established  on  the  1st.  January, 
1767  ;  before  that  period,  there  wasno  Bank  in  the  town,  one  was  attempted  to  be  established 
some  few  years  before,  but  did  not  succeed.  The  Commercial  Bank  of  Aberdeen  was 
established  about  thirty  two  years  since,  and  is  the  other  established  Banking  Company  in 
Aberdeen,  [the  other  three  banks  being  branches  of  establishments  iu  Edinburgh]  it  was 
instituted  by  a  number  of  citizens,  who  weie  engaged  in  commerce  and  manufactures,  it 
has  we  liear,  proved  beneficial  to  the  public,  and  greatly  tended  to  facilitate  trade,  and  also 
productive  of  advantage  to  the  partners.  Thepresent  cashier  is  Alexander  Chivas,  Esq.  who 
has  filled  that  respectable  ofl&ce,  since  the  year  1800.  The  fishing  trade  generally  is  very 
extensive,  and  may  be  named  in  throe  classes,  viz.  the  whale  fishing,  the  salmon  fishing,  and 
the  white  fishing.  Tlie  salmon  that  are  caught  in  the  Don  and  Dee,  has  long  been  cele- 
brated for  quality  and  abundance.  The  white  fishing  consists  of  catching  haddocks,  cod, 
turbot,hallibut,&c.&c.  of  which  there  is  generally  an  abundant  supply  in  the  market;  much 
praise  is  due  to  the  magistrates  of  the  city  for  the  encouragement  they  have  given  to  the 
people  who  are  employed  in  white  fishing ;  a  neat  and  commodious  town  is  lately  erected 
for  the  accommodation  of  the  fishermen  and  their  families,  it  is  situated  near  the  mouth  of 
the  harbour  called  Foot-dee,  and  must  be  of  the  highest  importance  to  this  class  of  people, 
as  it  renders  them  every  possible  convenience  to  their  pursuit,  besides  comfort  to  them- 
selves and  families,  and  the  whole  appears  a  most  judicious  arrangement  and  worthy  of 
imitation  in  other  sea  ports. 

There  are  seven  incorporated  trades  in  the  city  of  Aberdeen,  viz.  1st  the  Hammermen, 
2nd  the  Bakers,  who  were  recognized  as  a  company  as  early  as  the  year  1458.  3d.  The 
Wrights  and  Coopers,  who  obtained  their  original  seal  of  cause  from  the  Magistrates, 
Council  and  Conununity  on  the  iith  August,  1527-  4th.  The  Tailors,  supposed  to  have 
been  incorporated  about  the  j-car  1511.  Their  annual  revenue  at  present  is  about  ^'iOO 
sterling,  and  from  the  nature  of  their  fimds  it  is  likely  to  considerably  increase,  the  whole 
of  tlieir  income  is  distributed  among  twenty-two  decayed  members,  twelve  widows, 
and  ten  orphans.    5th.  The  Shoe  Makers,  who  were    instituted  previous    to  the    year 


ABERDEEN.  60 

1484.  Their  funds  are  productive  of  a  handsome  I'evenue,  which  is  distributed 
among  twenty-seven  indigent  members,  besides  widows  and  orplians.  6th.  The  Weavers, 
who  are  a  very  ancient  company ;  tliis  corporation  only  consists  of  thirty  members, 
and  their  revenue  arising  from  their  funds  is  annually  distributed  among  thirteen 
decayed  brethren,  and  widows  and  orphans.  7th.  The  Fleshers  and  Butchers,  who 
were  originally  dealers  in  fish  as  well  as  flesh,  but  in  the  year  1518,  they  were  prohibited, 
by  an  act  of  the  town  council,  from  exercising  more  than  one  trade,  it  is  an  ancient  body , 
and  were  recognized,  in  the  year  1444,  by  an  act  of  Council  prescribing  them  salutary  regu- 
lations for  conducting  their  trades  :  the  members  belonging  to  this  <;orporation 
are  twenty-nine.  These  seven  trades  are  incorporated  into  one  body;  one  Con- 
vener presides  over  the  whole,  but  each  has  a  Deacon  and  other  officers,  for  its  government, 
and  management  of  the  affairs  of  the  trade.  The  Society  of  Advocates^also  form  a  body 
corporate,  confirmed  by  a  charter  of  his  late  Majesty,  in  the  year  1774,  erecting  the  mem- 
bers into  a  body  corporate  and  politic,  and  confirming  all  their  former  rights  and  privileges. 
In  the  year  1799  they  obtained  another  charter,  in  more  ample  and  extensive  terms,  confer- 
ring upon  them  the  honour  of  the  title  of  President  and  Society  of  Advocates  in  Aberdeen. 
By  these  charters,  they  are  capable  in  law,  of  acquiring  and  enjoying  lands,  tenements, 
and  hereditaments  of  every  denomination,  and  to  sue  or  be  sued,  under  that  name  and  title, 
in  any  Court  or  Courts  whatever.  There  is  also  a  Marine  Society,  being  an  association  of 
masters  of  ships,  under  the  title  of  the  "  Shipmasters'  and  Mariners'  Box,"  for  the  pur- 
pose of  establishing  a  fund  for  the  pecuniary  relief  of  decayed,  indigent  mariners,  and 
their  widows  and  orphans.  The  members  of  this  society  obtained  a  charter  from  his  late 
Majesty  in  the  year  1801,  confirming  all  their  ancient  priviliges,  and  also  erecting  them 
into  a  body  corporate,  under  the  ,f  title  of  the  President  and  Society  of  Shipmasters  of 
Aberdeen,  it  is  a  most  laudable  Institution,  and  they  distribute  yearly  upwards  of 
60OZ.  sterling  from  their  funds. 

There  are  several  other  societies  which  are  very  ancient,  and  still  supported  with  great 
respectability.  There  are  also  two  clubs,  one  is  called  the  honourable,  which  is  composed 
of  noblemen  and  gentlemen  of  the  town,  for  the  purpose  of  promoting  social  intercourse, 
and  also  contributing  pecuniary  aid  to  the  distressed,  each  member  pays  £2  sterling  yearly 
to  the  club  for  that  charitable  purpose.  The  other  club  is  termed  the  Golf-club;  Golf  is 
a  game  peculiar  to  Scotland,  and  from  which  this  club  derives  its  name.  It  is  a  favourite 
amusement  and  is  generally  played  on  a  green  near  a  town  which  is  called  the  Links,  it  is 
played  with  a  small  ball  cemposed  of  compressed  feathers  and  covered  with  leather,  which 
weighs  about  oije  ounce  and  a  half.  The  parties  who  play  may  be  one  or  two  on  aside 
and  they  strike  the  ball  with  a  neat  slender  elastic  club  about  four  feet  long,  which  is  made 
heavy  at  the  butt  end  by  the  addition  of  lead,  when  the  ball  is  dextrously  struck  it  will  fly 
a  great  distance,  and  (he  game  is  gained  by  the  party  who  puts  the  ball  into  a  certain 
number  of  holes,  with  the  fewest  number  of  strokes. 

The  Universities  are  very  ancient  Seminaries  of  learning,  particularly  the  King's  Col- 
lege, which  is  situated  at  Old  Aberdeen,  ■  This  was  first  instituted  in  the  year  1494,  by  a 
Bull  of  Pope  Alexander  the  VI.  dated  at  Rome,  February  10th.  The  original  foundation 
charter  is  scill  extant  in  the  charter  chest  of  the  College.  The  Library,  to  which  all  the 
students  have  free  access,  is  a  very  valuable  collection  of  books ; — the  Museum,  also  for 
their  use,  is  furnished  with  a  valuable  collection  of  Greek  and  Fioman  coins,  specimens  in 
mineralogy  and  zoology,  fine  engravings,  and  a  good  assortment  of  most  things  interesting 
in  natural  history.  The  students  are  all  obligated  to  wear  a  scarlet  cloth  gown,  with 
hanging  sleeves,  but  are  not  obliged  to  reside  within  the  college.  The  Marischall  College 
and  University  is  situated  in  Broad-street,  and  was  founded  and  endowed  by  George,  Earl 
Marischall  of  Scotland,  by  charter  dated  the  2d  day  of  April,  1583.  This  College  has  no 
public  connexion  with  the  King's  College  at  Old  Aberdeen,  but  the  students  wear  the  same 
sort  of  gown,  with  the  diffijrence  of  a  red  velvet  collar.  The  Marisekall  College  pos- 
sesses an  extensive  library,  and  a  Museum  which  contains  an  interesting  collection  of 
specimens  in  the  various  departments  of  Natural  History.  There  is  also  an  Observatory 
attached  to  the  College,  which  is  furnished  with  a  variety  of  very  valuable  instruments. 
Numerous  persons  who  have  received  their  education  at  this  University  have  been  distin- 
guished by  their  literary  reputation.  It  would  occupy  a  space  far  beyond  the  limits  de- 
signed to  a  work  of  this  description,  were  we  to  enter  into  minuteness  relating  to  this  an- 
cient city,  but  it  is  most  certain  there  have  been  natives  whose  learning,  intelligence  and 
genius  would  do  honour  to  any  age  or  country. 

In  the  arts  and  science  of  mathematics,  many  rtien  of  distinguished  talent,  may  be 
mentioned.  The  name  of  Gregory  will  be  long  revered  l)y  the  admirers  of  natural  genius, 
and  wliile  he  was  liring  liis  fame  was  spread  over  Europe,  in  a  publication  announcing  his 
invention  of  the  reflecting  telescope,  wliich  seems  destined  to  be  brought  to  the  greatest 
degree  of  perfection,  by  a  Mr.  John  Raraage  also  a  native  of  tliis  city;  he  is  we  find  by 
ti-ade  a  currier  and  leather  merchant,  but  whose  natural  talent  and  genius  in  the  different 
branches  of  natural  philosophy,  particularly  optics,  has  led  him  to  the  coustruction  of 


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philosophical  instruments.  He  has  made  considerable  improvements  on  the  reflecting 
telescope,  the  specula  of  which  he  finishes  in  a  superior  manner  by  an  art  peculiar  to 
himself,  he  has  constructed  several  telescopes  artd  has  lately  finished  one  of  very  high 
power  twenty-one  feet  focus,  the  apparatus  which  is  simple  and  ingeniously  contrived,  that 
this  ponderous  instnimeut  can  be  used  as  easily  as  a  telescope  of  the  smallest  size,  he  is 
at  present  constructina;  one  of  much  larger  dimensions. 

In  Aberdeen  there  are  about  thirty  places  for  public  worship  ;  ihe  most  conspicuous  are 
the  established  churches  of  Scotland.  The  east  *nd'west  church'.'s  are  called  the  Towns, 
and  are  fine  Gothic  buildings.  St.  Paul's  Chapel  is  situated  on  the  west  side  of  the 
Gallow-gate,  and  is  a  handsome  building.  St.  Andrew's  Chapel  is  also  a  neat  structure, 
and  the  Roman  Catholic  Chapel  is  attended  by  a  very  genteel  congregation.  A  fine  church 
called  the  English  Church,  has  been  lately  built,  in  King-street,  it  is  in  the  Gothic  style  of 
architecture,  and  is  a  great  embellishment  to  the  part  of  the  town  in  which  it  is  erected. 

The  muijicipal  government  is  invested  in  a  body  corporate,  consisting  of  a  Provost  and 
four  Baillies,  &c.  and  a  most  excellent  Police  establishment,  consisting  of  a  board  of 
thirteen  Commissioners,  who  appear  to  pay  every  attention  to  their  public  duties.  The 
town  is  extremely  well  lighted  and  paved,  and  supplied  with  abundance  of  excellent  water; 
and  no  town  can  be  better  protected  from  nocturnal  depredations,  or  the  streets  kept  more 
free  from  filth.  The  Police  Comniissioners  cannot  interfere  with  the  rights  or  jurisdiction 
of  the  Magistrates  as  a  Corporation,  nor  can  they  touch  oh  the  rights  and  properties  of 
individuals,  but  in  every  respect  their  business  has  the  appiearance  of  being  conducted 
with  propriety. 

The  city  is  pleasantly  situated  upon  an  eminence  rising  gradually  from  the  sea  ;  the 
beach  presenting  a  beautiful  even  surface  of  fine  hard  saud.  When  the  tide  is  receding  a 
person  may  walk  for  many  miles  along  the  shore  viewing  the  sublimity  of  a  great  expance  . 
of  the  German  Ocean,' which  from  the  town  has  the  grandest  effect,  and  adds  the  greatest 
beauty  to  its  picturesque  situation.  The  new  streets  are  spacious,  uniform,  and  very 
elegant ;  the  houses  are  all  built  of  a  most  beautiful  stone  called  granile,  which  sparkles 
with  a  richness  peculiar  to  that  description  of  stone  which  Aberdeen  only  produces.  A 
noble  street  called  Union-street  running  to  the  south  is  particularly  handsome.  At  the  ex- 
tremity of  this  fine  street  is  an  elegant  bridge  called  Union  bridge,  it  consists  of  one  grand 
arch  which  expands  across,  what  is  termed  the  Denburn,  and  connects  an  opposite  emi- 
nence, where  are  also  inclining  to  the  south  many  elegant  houses.  Marischall-street,  which 
descends  eastward  to  the  Quays,  is  another  handsome  modern  street,  in  which  is  the 
Theatre,  a  neat  building.  King-street,  leading  to  the  west,  is  an  elegant  spacious  street, 
in  which  is  erected,  nearly  /ronting  the  English  Church,  the  Surgeons'  Hall,  an  elegant 
structure  with  a  projecting  Portico,  supported  by  four  massy  pillars  :  this  edifice  with  the 
church  displays  an  air  of  grandeur  to  this  part  of  the  town. 

The  Exchange  News  Room,  is  situated  in  Union-street,  it  is  an  elegant  Room  and  . 
furnished  with  London  and  Provincial  Papers,  Magazines,  &c.  all  respectable  strangers 
have  access  to  this  room  gi-atis,  and  its  intei'ior  arrangements  are  highly  creditable  to  the 
managers.  There  are  lately  established  some  excellent  Baths  by  Mr.  Walker  of  Aber- 
deen, and  no  place  in  the  kingdom  affords  better  accommodations  for  sea  bathing,  the 
water  which  flows  from  the  German  Ocean  is  extremely  pure,  and  the  beach  most  delight- 
fully calculated  for  the  purpose. 

Old  Aberdeen  is  situated  about  a  mile  distant,  running  nearly  northward  in  one  conti- 
nued street.  In  former  times  it  was  the  Episcopal  See,  but  is  now  only  celebrated  for  its 
College  and  U  niversity.  The  Cathedral  is  also  in  Old  Aberdeen,  which  is  a  plain  Gothic 
building,  it  was  originally  a  very  extensive  structure,  a  small  part,  comparatively, 
is  now  standing.  This  ancient  town  is  now  deprived  of  all  commerce,  but  it  has  its  se- 
perate  government  and  magistrates.  The  population  of  Old  Aberdeen  is  about  one 
thousand.  Fairs  on  the  last  Thursday  in  April,  N.  S.  and  .3rd  Tuesday  and  Wednesday 
in  October,  O.  S, 

The  population  of  Aberdeen  including  the  oW  town  is  estimated  at  40,000  and  upwards. 
There  is  only  one  Market  day,  which  is  every  Friday,  and  is  a  verj"-  large  Market  called 
Timber  Market,  and  one  yearly  fair  the  last  Thursday  in  August,  N.S.  Two  Newspapers 
are  published  weekly,  viz.  the  Chronicle  on  Saturdays,  and  the  Aberdeen  Journal  on 
Wednesdays. 

Post  Office.— Nether  Kirk-gate. — Alex.  Dingwall,  Esq.  Post  Master ;  John  Smith, 
Clerk. — London  Mail  dispatched  at  half  past  3  afternoon,  arrives  at  5  morning;  Edin- 
Glasgow,  and  Carlisle,  goes  by  London  Mail  from  this  to  Edinburgh. — 'J'he  North  JMail, 
by  Oldmeldrum,  Banff,  &c.  to  Inverness,  is  dispatched  at  half-past  five  in  the  morning, 
arrives  at  half-past  nine  every  morning.'i^The  Mail  by  Kintore  and  Hiintly  dispatched  at 
six  in  morning  arrives  at  half  past  eight  every  morning.— The  Buchau  Post,  by  Ellon, 


ABERDEEN. 


71 


dispatclied  at  six  in  morning,  arrives  at  two  every  afternoon. — ^Tbe  Deeside  Post,  by 
Banclior5%  every  mornin!r,  but  Thursday,  at  six  and  arrives  at  twelve  iit  noon. — The  Skene 
and   Alford   Post  at  six   morning,   arrives  at  two   aftm'uoon. 

The  Mails  for  North  America  and  the  West  Indies,  made  up  in  London,  first  Wednes- 
day every  month,  letters  from  hence  to  be  put  into  the  Office  on  or  befr;Ttr  the  Saturday 
previous.  Postage  2s,  7d.  Those  for  the  American  States  must  be  paid  for, — Letters 
for  the  East  Indies,  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  Mauritius  and  Ceylon,  goby  ri'gul;ir  ships,  and 
must'be  paid  for.  Postage  is.  5|d, — Letters  for  France  every  Saturday,  .Sunday,  Monday 
and  Tuesdav  ;  Italy,  Turkey,  aid  Switzerland,  through  France.  Alljjlettcrs  to  the  Con- 
tinent must  be  paid  for,  or  they  will  be  opened  and  returned  for  the  Postage. 


The  Post  Days  for  Holland,  Mon,  and  Fri 
Hambtiri^h,  Monday  and  Frida}'. 
Leeward   Islands,    Saturday  before  1st, 

and  .3d.  Wed.  every  month. 
M.ndeira   and  Brazils,  Friday  before  first 

Tuesday  in  the  month. 


The  Post  Days  for  Portugal,  every  Friday. 
Gibraltar,  ^ 

Malta,  >- last  Friday  every  Month 

Mediterranean,  j 


Custom  House,  Quay, 
Alexander  More,  Esq.  Collector 
Alexander  Lyall.  Esq.  Comptroller 
John  and  George  Sim,  Collectors  Clerks. 
George  Clark,    Comptrollers  Clerk 
Alexander  Fiddes,  Land  Surveyor 
James  NicoU,  Tide  Surveyor 
Alexander  Fiddes,  ComptroUerof  Warehouse 
James  Greig,  Weigher 
George  Sim,  Warehouse  Keeper 


Robert  Smith,  Searcher 

William  Lyell  ^ 

Alexander  Duthie     f  ,      j  ttt  -^ 

Robert  Smith  >  Land  Waiters 

John  Stuart  j 

Twenty-eight  Tidesmen,  and  six  Boatmen 

Excise  Office,  Belmont-street. 
Grey  Campbell,  Esq.  Collector 
James  Forbes,  Clerk 
John  Oliver,  Supervisor 


Academies 

Aberdeen  Academy,  Union -st. 
— Mathematical  Department  by  Jas.  Welsh 
_ — Writing  and  Book-keeping,  John  Paton 
— Drawing  &  Arcliitecturc,  George  Smith 
— English  and  Elocution,  John  Megget 
Public  Mathematical  &  writing  School,  Cor- 

rection-wynd 
— Mathematics  &  Geography,  Wm.  Findlay 
— Writing,  &c.  Francis  Craigmile 
Grammar  School,    School-hill,    James  Cro- 

mar,   Robert  Forbes,  Alexander  Nicol  & 

James  Watt,  Masters 
Corbyne,  [dancing]  Adelphi 
Duff  Archibald,  [dancing  &  music]  Broad-st 
Elgon  William,  [commercial]  Drums-lane 
Falconer  William,  [English]  Drums-lane 
Giles  James,  [drawing]  Back-wynd 
Glegg  John,  (French)  Broad-st, 
Merson  Peter,  nether  Kirk-ijate 
Morgan  George,  [navigation]  James-st. 

Parker  — ,  [dancing]  Queen-st, 

Paterson  John,  [latin]  nether  Kirk-gate 
Reid  Robert,  [gentlemen]  upper  Kirk-gate 

Advocates. 
Those  marked  tlius  *are  Examinalors,thus  f 

Committee  of  Funds,   and  thus  ^  Agents 

for  the  Poor. 
Adam  William,  1  Tannery-st, 
AlcocI;  Robert,  Queen-st. 
Allan  Alexander,  Broad-st.' 
Bannerman  Patrick,  King-st. 
tBlaikie  James,  King-st. 
Burnett  Thomas,  Belmont-st. 


Cadenhead  Alexander  and  John,  Adeiphi 
Carnegie  William,  Exchequer-row 
Chalmers  Charles,  Adelphi 
Copland  Alexander,  Queen-st. 
Copland  William,  Castle-st. 
Coutts  Adam,  Wallace-nook 
Crorabie  Alexander,  Queen-st. 
Cumming  George,  Broad-it, 
Dauney  Alexander,  Broad-ford 
Davidson  Andrew,  Adelphi 
*tDavidson  Duncan,  Bclmont-st. 
Davidson  John,  Green 
♦Davidson  William,  Queen-st. 
^Donaldson  Charles,  Adelphi 
*Duguid  Alexander,  Huckster-row 
Duthie  John,  Ship-row 
Ewing  John,  Marischall-st. 
fFarquharson  Peter,  Union-terrace 
Ferguson  James,  Broad-st. 
Fordyce  William  D.  School-hill 
Fordyce  A.  D,  Arthur's-seat 
fFullerton  Hugh,  Adelphi 
Garden  Francis,  Kinsr-st. 
Gibbon  Alexander,  Queen-st. 
*GiIl  John,  Frederick-st. 
Gordon  Alexander,  Castle-st. 
■f-Gordon  Charles,  Castle-st. 
Gordon  Francis,  Castle-st. 
Grant  James,  little  Bclmont-st. 
Grant  Robert  Charles,  Broad-st, 
+Hardie  .lames,  Castle-st. 
Henderson  Patrick,  King-st. 
Hutcheon  David,  Marischall-st. 
Jopp  Andrew,  Gallow-gate 
Kennedy  William,  Marischall-st. 


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ABERDEEN. 


Lumsden  Harry,  Union-terrace 
Lumsden  Henry,  Union-terrace 
M'Cook  James,  Gallow-gate 
M'Hardy  James,  Broad-st. 
Milne  John  Duguid,  Guest-row 
+Morice  Robert,  Marischall-st. 
Muir  Alexander,  King-st. 
Murray  James,  School-hill 
Nicol  Lewis,  upper  Kirk-gate 
Ogilvie  Simson,  Drums-lane 
^  Ramsey  Robert,  Broad-st. 
Reid  Thomas,  Union-st. 
Robertson  Alexander,  iittle  John-st. 
^Robertson  Andrew,  Correction-vvynd 
Sangster  Thomas,  Queen-st. 
Shand  Alexander,  King-st. 
Shirrefs  Alexiinder,  Union-st. 
Shirrefs  John  L.  Broad-st. 
^Sim  John,  Drums-lane 
Simpson  James,  Broad-st. 
Simpson  William,  Castle-st. 
Smith  Alexander,  Castle-st. 
♦Smith  Alexandei-,  jun.  School-hill 
Smith  John,  Gallow-gate 
*Smith  John,  jun.  3,  Tannery-st. 
Smith  William,  nether  Kirk-gate 
Stewart  George.   Marischall-st. 
Stronach  Alexander,  Queen-st. 
tStuart  William,  Castic-st. 
Thorn  John,  Gallow-gate 
♦Thomson  Alexander,  Queen-st, 
Watson  John,  Gastle-st. 
•fWebster  Alexander,  North -st. 
Webster  John,  Quay 
Wilson  George,  Broad-st. 
Winchester  Charles,  St.  Nicholas-st. 
Yeates  George,  Queen-st. 

Agents. 

Allen  &  Thomson,  Marischall-st. 

Calder  &  Co.  Ship-row 

Catto  John,  Son  and  Co.  King-st. 

Christie  Thomas,  Broad-st. 

Clark  William,  Castle-st. 

Copland  David,  Quay 

Duncan  Charles,  Adelphi 

Duthie  Robert,  Quay 

Farquhar  and  Martin,  Marischall-st. 

Forbes  Alexander,  Marischall-st. 

Fraeer  Alexander,  Quay 

Geddes  Andrew,   (to  Aberdeen  Lime  Co.] 

Lime-quay 
Harthill  John,  Marischall-st. 
Lumsden  John,  Marischall-st. 
Macfarlane  and  Thorburn,  Frederick-st. 
Machatti  John,  Broad-st. 
Macswein  Hugh,  Union-st. 
Morren  H.  and  Co.  Union-st. 
Petrie  James,  Queen-st. 
Pirie  William  and  Co.  Adelphi 
Stevenson  Alexander,  (Newspaper)  Castle-st 
Walker  Alexander,  Castle-hill 
White  William,  Union-st, 

Architects. 

Simpson  Archibald,  Guest-row 
Smith  John,  jun.  Princes-st. 
Smith  George,  Adelphi 


Auctioneers. 

Brown  and  Son,  Union-st. 

Henderson  John,  King-st. 

Massie  James  J.  Union-st. 

Mortimer  and  M'Leod,  Milners-close,  Gal- 
low-gate 

Ross  James,  upper  Kirk-gate 

Tffomson  William,  Castle-st. 
Bakers. 

Adams  Alexander,  Guest-row 

Allen  George,  Gallow-gate 

Bruce  James,  old  Aberdeen 

Donald  Andrew,  upper  Kirk-gate 

French  William,  Ship-row 

Fullarton  George  Huckster-row 

George  John,  Queen-st. 

Gordon  Alexander,  School-hill 

Gray  John,  Justice-st. 

Harper  Alexander,  Green 

Kelman  Alexander,  Meal-market- lane 

Leslie  John,  Frederick-st. 

Low  Adam,  George-?t. 

M'Combie  William,  Skeen-lane 

Machray  Robert,  old  Aberdeen 

Matthew  John,  Queen-st. 

Middleton  George,  North-st. 

Middleton  James,  North-st, 

Mortimer  Alexander,  upper  Quay 

Pirrie  William  and  Co.  Castle-st. 

Spring  Robert,  School-hill 

Tait  Alexander,  Gallow-gate 

Taylor  John,  Gallow-gate 

Thomson  William,  Ship-row 

Troup  George,  George-st. 

Walker  William,  Fisher-row 
Banks. 

Aberdeen  Banking  Co.  Castle-st. 

Commercial  Banking  Co.  Castle-st. 

Bank  of  Scotland,  (branch)  Castle-st. 

Commercial  BankingCo.ofScotland,(branch) 
Marischall-st. 

Exchange  and  Deposit,  (branch)  John  Ma- 
berly  and  Co.  Castle-st. 

Bell  Hangers. 

DufTus  John,  Meal-market-lane 

Gordon  George,  Queen-st. 

Block,  Mast  4"  Pump  3Iakers. 

Anderson  James,  Waterloo-quay 

Catto  &  Co.  Foot  ®f  Dee 

Mackie  Alexander,  Foot  of  Dee 

Neilson  George,  Waterloo-quay 

Boat  Builder. 
Younghusband  John  A.  Canal-side 
See  also  Ship  Builders. 

Bookbinders. 
Laurie  William,  Gallow-gate 
Philip  and  MofTatt,  Queen-st. 

Booksellers  and  Stationers, 
Angus  A.  and  Son,  Union-st. 
Brown  Alex,  and  Co,  Broad-st. 
Clark  George,  Broad-st- 
Gordon  Wm.  upper  Kirk-gate 
Khull  Blackie  and  Co.  Dee-st. 
Maitland  John,  (Berwick  publication  ware- 
house) Harriet-st. 
Philip  John,  Queen-st. 


ABERDEEN. 


7^X 


Robertson  William,  Broad-st. 

Spark  Thos  and  Co.  Castle-st. 

Stevenson  Alexander,  Castle-st. 

Strachan  James,  School-hill 

Troup  Wm ,  Gallow-gate 

Watson  Alexander,  Broad  st. 

Wyllie  David,  Union-st. 

See  also  Stationers. 
Boot  4"  Shoe  Makers. 

Adam  Alexander,  Exchequer-row 

Affleck  Andrew,  Union-st. 

Allan  George,  Skeene-st. 

Baxter  William,  Skeene-st. 

Brebner  and  Maitland,  Union-st. 

Buchan  Alexander,  Queen-st. 

Buck  A,&  Co,  School-hill 

Clyne  Wm.  Gallow-jjate 

Denham  James,  1,  St.  Nicholas-st. 

Douglas  Wm.  Guest-row 

Drummond  James,  Queen-st, 

Duncan  James,  School-hill 

Duncan  John,  St.  Nicholas-st. 

Duncan  John,  Castlc-st. 

Fraser  James,  Drums-lane 

Gardner  Wm.  Marischall-st. 

Geils  George,  Nether  Kirk-gate 

Gcllan  William,  Guest-row 

Glass  James,  Marischall-st. 

Gray  William,  Broad-st. 

Harvie  Andrew,  Skeene-st. 

Henderson  James,  Union-st, 

Irving  John,  Long-acre 

JaflFray  Robert,  Queeu-st. 
Jaffray  John,  King-st. 

Law  William,  George-st. 

M* Andrew  Colin,  St.  Nicolas-st. 
M'Bean  D-  Ship-row 

M'Connochie  Alex.  Mariscliall-st. 
Machray  Wm.  Huckster-row 
Marr  Jas.  &  Wm.  upper  Kirk-gate 
Millar  Wm.  and  Co.  Gallow-gate 
Milne  William,  upper  Kirk-gate 
MoUison  James,  nether  Kirk-gate 
Mortimer  Wm.  Guest-row 
Nicol  Peter,  Marischall-st. 
Orton  Matthew,  Green 
Panton  Charles,  Queen-st. 
Regies  James,  Queen-st. 
Sutherland  Alex.  King-st. 
Taylor  Peter,  upper  Kirk-gate 
Taylor  Wm.  upper  Kirk-gate 
Thomson  A.  2,  Tannery-st. 
Thomson  Francis,  Green 
Tough  Francis,  Marischall-st. 
Watson  George,  nether  Kirk-gate 
Watt  Patrick,  Queen-st. 
Webster  Robert,  St.  Nicholas-st, 
Young  Alexander,  Union-st. 

Brass  Founders. 
Baird  and  Ellis,  little  John-st, 

Brewers. 
Aberdeen  Brewery,  JnKirk,  Meal-market-ln 
Cadenhead,  Barron  &  Co.  New-bridge 
Cowi€  Alexander,  Virginia-st. 
Devanaha   Brewery,  Wm,   Black  and  Co. 

Devanaha 
Buthie  Alexander  and  Co,  Virginia-st, 
10 


Gilcomston  Brewery,  Geo  Elmsie,  Manager, 

Gilcomston 
Gordon  George  and  Co.  Ferry-hill 
Hill  Patrick,  Holburn-st. 
Kelman  George,  North-st. 
Moir  James,  Bradford 
Sim  William,  Loch-st. 
Sim  James,  Hard-gate 
Smith  Irvine  and  Co,  old  Aberdeen 
Brokers   (Insurance.) 
Allen  and  Thomson,  Marischall-st. 
Calder  and  Co.  Ship-row 
Catto  John  Son  and  Co.  King-st. 
Copland  David,  Quay 
Duthie  Robert,  Quay 
Forbes  Alexander,  Marischall-st. 
Fraser  Alexander,  Quay 
Lumsden  John,  Marischall-st. 
Morren  H,  and  Co.  Union-st. 
Petrie  James,  Queen-st. 
Pirie  William  and  Co.  Adelphi 
Walker  Alexander,  Castle-hill 
While  William,  Union-st. 

Brokers    {Ship  ) 
Allen  and  Thomson,  Marischall-st. 
Morren  Hugh  &  Co.  Crown-court,Umon-st 

Brush  Makers. 
Bentley  Thomas,  St.  Nicholas-st. 
Daniel  John,  Castle-st. 

Builders. 
Chalmers  John,  Carmelite-st. 
Leith  Harry,  Castle-^te 
Smith  John,  jun.  Princes-st. 
Wilson  David,  Skeene-st. 

Cabinet  Makers  Sf  Upholsterert. 
Those  marked  *  are  Cabinet  Makers  only. 
Allan  and  Macallan,  Queen  st. 
Bartlett  John,  Union-st. 
Clark  John,  Princes-st. 
Clerihew  John,  Union-st. 
*  Fairweather  David,  George-st. 
*Findlay  Wm.  King-st. 
*Gauld  James,  Gallow-gate 
•Jamieson  George,  Gallow-gate 
Ligertwood  John,  Princes-st. 
Morison  Wm.  Gallow-gate 
Mowat  John,  Castle-st. 
Reid  John,  Union-st. 
•Robertson  John,  North-st. 
Scott  Alexander,  Queen-st. 
•Smith  James,  St.  Nicholas-st. 

See  also  Upholsterers. 
Cart  Sf  Wheelwrights. 
Adam  Alexander,  Skeene-st. 
Edmund  Francis,  North-st. 
Edmund  James,  Wind-mill-brae 
Reid  Alexander,  Skeene-st. 

Carvers  Sf  Gilders. 
Farquharson  Henry,  Castle-st, 
Hay  John,  [&  print  seller]  St.  Nicholas-st. 

Coach  Makers. 
Elmsly  Thomas,  King-st. 
Taylor  John,  Frederick-st. 

Confectioners, 
Alexander  William,  Park-st. 
Bain  Margaret,  Marischall-st. 


74=  ABERDEEN. 

Bissett  James,  Scffi ol-liill 
Carnogie  William,  Gallow-gate 
Forbes  Isabella,  Green 
Forsyth  Henry,  Guestrow 
Glegg  George,  Ship-row 
Hepburn  James,  Woolman-hill 
Knight  George,  Broad-st. 
M'Kenzie  John,  Gallow-gate 
Milne  Jane,  nether  Kirk-gate 
Morrian  John,  Rotten-row 
Russell  Robert,  upper  Kirk-gate 
Russell  William,  upper  Kirk-gate 
Shepherd  John,  Queen-gt.     ' 
Shields  John,  Broad-st, 

Consul. 
Dutch,  John  Thorn,  Gallow-gate 

Coopers. 
Berry  and  Bell,  Commerce-st, 
Blair  William,  North-st. 
Brechin  George,  Justice-st. 
Cameron  James,  Gallow-gate 
Cameron  John,  Gallow-gate 
Cameron  William,  Gallow-gate 
Chapman  Alexander,  Green 
Courage  George,  back  of  Weigh-house 
Falconer  John,  upper  Quay 
Gordon  James  &  Co.  Waterloo-quay 
Gordon  William,  James-st. 
Greig  Thomas,  Virginia-st. 
Hay  John,  Pojk-lane 
Husband  David,  Sugar-close 
James  Alexander,  PoBi-Iane 
M'Bain  Alexander,  North-st. 
Michi  George,  Gallow-gate 
Middleton  &  Findlay,  Gallow-gate 
Philp  George,  Ship- row 
RobiBson  James,  Gallow-gate 
Rose  James,  Gallow  gate 
Ross  Thomas,  Pork-lane 
Thomson  Alexander,  Quay 
"Williams  James,  Virginia-st 
Wilson  William,  King-st. 

Copper  Company. 
Gordon   Hugh  and    Co.  manuSacturers  of 
copper,  brass,  and  tin-wnre,  Eroad-st. 
Coppersmiths . 
Baird  and  Ellis,  Little  John-st. 
Leith  John,  Huckster-ro\v 
Stephen  William,  Nortli-irt. 

Cork  Cutters. 
Duncan  Thomas,  Guest-row 
Mowatt  George,  Guest-row 

Corn  Millers, 
Henderson  George,  Flour  Mill-brae 
Smith  James,  Malt  Mill  Bridge 
Cotton  Spinners. 
Gordon  Barron  &  Go.  [&  calico  printers] 
Belmont-st. 

Curriers^,  Sfc. 
M'Gowan  Thomas,  George-st. 
M'Millan  Thomas,  Gilcomston 
Ramage  John,  and  Co.  Broad-st, 

Cutlers, 
Bridgeford  John,  Green 
Cromar  Jaines>  Gallow-gate 


Cromar  Arthur,  Lodge-ivalk 
Coutts  William,  Gallow-gate 
•Hamilton  John,  Gallow-gate 
Henderson  William,  King-st, 
King  Walter,  Gallow-gate 

Deiitists. 
Byres  John,  Queen-st. 
Grombie  Alexander,  Little  Belmont-st. 

Druggists,  <^c. 
Anderson  James,  Castlc-st. 
Barron  James,  Broad-st. 
Bimie  George,  School-hill 
Black  Thomas,  Broad-st 
Chrystle  Alexander,  Gallow-gate 
Clark  and  M'Leod,  Castle-st. 
Downie  Charles,  Broad-st. 
Dunn  David,  (and  drysalter)  Queen-st. 
Dyce  James,  Broad-st. 
Ferguson  Andrew,  Green 
Forsyth  William,  Castle-st. 
Gray  Daniel,  Green 
Innes  George,  Broad-st. 
M'Donald  Gilbert,  Qld  Aberdeen 
M'Lean  Thomas,  George-st. 
Morren  William,  St.  Nicholas-st. 
Paterson  John,  Gallow-gate 
Simpson  George,  jun.  Green 
Souter  David,  Union-st. 
Uniuhart  John,  St.  Nicho!as-st- 
Williamson  Peter,  Castle-st. 

Dyers. 
Alexander  Robert  (cotton)  Gilcomston 
Begg  James  (linen  &  cotton)  upper  Kirk-gt. 
Farquhar  James,  Floui'-mill-brae 
Fowler  James,  Flour-mill-brae 
Fraser  Hugh,  Flour-mill-brae 
Innes  Alexander,  (linen  &  woollen)  Innes-st. 
Kerry  Alexander,  fcotton)  Bark-mills 
Ord  James,  Flour-mill-brae 
Torry  James,  (silk)  upper  Kirk-gate 

Earthenware  CIdna  and  Glass  Dealers, 

Cardno  Peter  and  Co,  Gallowgate 

Carnie  Catherine,  Union-st, 

Collie  William,  Marischall-st. 

Don  Lawrence,  St  Nicholas-st. 

Geary  William,  Queen-st. 

Kesson  George,  School-hill 

Lister  Jonathan,  Ship-row 

Longmore  Hugh,  Green 

Low  William,  Upper-quay 

Mackie  Alexander,  James-st. 

Mackie  John,  King-st 

Mearns  George,  Union-st. 

Merchant  Richard,  Chronicle-lane 

Prophet  Thomas,  Woolman-hill 

Scott  James,  King-st. 

Steplien  Alexander,  Ship-row 

Wilson  William,  Broad-st. 

Engrai^ers  and  Copper-plato  Printers. 

Keith  Alexander,  Long-acre 

Martin  John,  (silver  onlyj  upper-Kirk-gate 

Petrie  George,  Retties-close,  Broad-st. 

Fire,  Sfc.  Offices. 
Albion,  John  Sime,  Custom-house 
Atlas,  James  Blaikie,  King-st. 
Birmingham,  H.  Morren.&Co.MarischaU-st. 


ABERDEEK. 


75 


Caledonian,  Alexander  Forbes,  Marischall-st  (  LesVie  George,  Gallow-wate 


County,  John  Smith,  yost.  Broad-st 
Dundee,  Alex.  Cheyne,  Marischall-st. 
European,  (life)  D.  Davidson,  Belmont-st. 
Globe,  George  Yeats,  Queen-st. 
Hercules,  P.  Duguid,  Bank  of  Scotland 
Hope,  James  Dyce,  Broad-st. 
Imperial,  John  Smith,  jun.  Prince's-st. 
National,  John  D.  Milne,  Guest-row 
North  British,  Thomas  Burnet,  Belmont-st. 

William  Stuart,  Castlc-st. 
Norwicli,  Ciiarles  Chalmers,  Adelphi 
Philanthrophic,  Adam  Coutts,  Wallace-nook 
Phoenix,  Henry  Lumsden,  Union-terrace 
Royal  Exchange,  Andrew  Jopp,  Gallow-gate 
Star,  flife)  C.'and  A.  Gordon,  Castle-st. " 
Sun,  Robert  Morice,  Marischall-st. 
Union,  Alexander  M'alker,Castle-st. 

Fish  Curers. 
Berry  and  Bell,  Commerce-st. 
Davidson  George  and  William,  Quay 
Forbes  Hogarth,  and  Co.  Quay 
Mackie  Alexander,  Quay 

Fishing-tackle  Makers. 
Gordon  William,  upper  Kirk-gate 
Redtbrd  Thomas  William,  St.  Nicholas-st. 

Fishing  Companies,  {whale) 
Aberdeen,  Alex.  &  Jas.  Gibbon,  managers 

Quay 
Bon  Acord,  Brebner  &  Duthie,  managers. 

Quay 
Dee,  John  Lumsden,  manager,  Marischall-St 
Greenland,  John  Catto,  manager,  King-i5t. 
Union,  Geo. Hogarth,  manager,  Commerce-et 

Flax  Dressers, 
Bissett  George,  Gallow-gate 
Cock  Thomas,  St.  Nicholas-st. 
Ironside  George,  Netherkirk-gate 
Laing  James,  Gallowgate 
Minnie  John,  Gallow-ga£e 
Rennie  William,  North-st. 
Smith  William,  Gallow-gate 
Thorn  James,  St.  Nicholas-st. 
Thom  John,  Gallow-gate 

Glass  Blowers^ 
Altria  Csesar,  Skeene-st. 
Stopani  James,  North-st. 

Goldsmith. 
Erskin  James,  Union-st. 
Grocers  and  Spirit  Dealers  (wholesale 

and  retail.) 
Anderson  George,  and  Co.  Castle-st. 
Brantingham  John,  Union-st. 
Burness  and  Smith,  Adelphi 
Burnett  Fi-ancis,  and  Co.  Adelphi 
Catto  Robert,  King-st. 
Clark  William,  Castle-st. 
Clark  Leslie,  Broad-st. 
Cruickshank  Alexander,  Gallow-gate 
Cruickshank  Leslie,  Gallow-gate 
Davidson  William,  Broad  st. 
Farqidiarson  and  Co.  St.  Nicholas-st. 
Fraser  William,  Union-st. 
Grub  and  Moire,  Gcorge-st, 


Lumsden  John,  Marischall-st. 
Milne  Alexander,  Gallow-gate 
Oldman  Andrew,  Green 
Pirie  George  and  William,  Castle-st. 
Shepherd  John,  Castle-st. 
Simpson  Andrew  and  Co.  Green 
Singer  Adam,  Broad-st. 
Smith  Alexander,  Gallow-gate 
Smith  James,  Union-st. 
Symon  John,  Union-st. 
Walker  and  Joss,  Broad-st. 
Warrock  James,  Union-st. 
Winlaw  James,  Gallowgate 

Grocers  and  Spirit  Dealers,  (retail.) 

Abercromby  Robert,  Park-st. 
Allan  Andrew,  Green 
Anderson  James,  Castle-st. 
Bannochie  Francis,  George-st. 
Barclay  George,  Trinity-st. 
Bisset  John,  nether  Kirk-gate 
Bisset  William,  Broad-st. 
Bisset  William,  Wales-st, 
Blackball  Alexander,  Back-wynd 
Booth  Alexander,  Gallow-gate 
Bow  Thomas,  Gallow-gate 
Brantingham  George,  Gallow-gate 
Chalmers  William,  Gallow-gate 
Christie  John,  Gallow-gate 
Corbett  William  and  Thomas,  King-st, 
Cowie  James,  Gallow-gate 
Cowie  Alexander,  North-st. 
Daniel  Alexander,  Gallow-gate 
Daniel  George,  Huckster-row 
Davidson  John,  North-st. 

Dick  James,  Wales-st. 

Donald  William,  Exchequer-row 
Edward  Simpson,  Skeene-st. 

Emslie  William,  Gallow-gate 

Esson  William,  Gallow-gate 

Farquhar  James,  North-st, 

Forsyth  James,  Park-st. 

Garden  and  Park,  (;astle-st. 

Garden  Robert,  Gallow-gate 

Gordon  Lewis,  Schbol-hill 

Green  John,  old  Aberdeen 

Hay  James,  Justice-st. 

Hay  James  B'ackfriars-st. 

Hill  Agues,  School-hill 

Irvine  Alexander,  old  Aberdeen 

Jamieson  James,  Castle-st. 

Johnston  Alexander,  North-st. 

Kelly  John,  upper  Kirk-gate 

Leith  William,  King-st. 

Leslie  William,  North-st. 

Leys  James,  Gallow-gate 

Ligertwood  Thomas,  King-st. 

M'Bean  Isabella,  Wales-st. 

M'Donald  John,  North-st. 

M' Donald  VNilliam,  Justice-st. 

M' Hardy  Charles,  Ship-row 

Mackie  Alexander,  Quay 

Manson  James,  Gallow-gate 

Martin  John,  School-hill 

Mennie  Alexander,  upper  Kirk-gate 


76 


ABERDEEN. 


Middleton  Alexander,  upper  Kirk-gate 

Milne  David,  VVoolman-hill 

Milne  William,  Broad-st, 

Moir  John,  Union-st. 

Mortimer  Peter,  Jusiice-st. 

Petrie  George,  Castle-st. 

yhilp  John,  Blackfriars-st, 

Pittendrigh  John,  jun.  Justice-st, 

Pittendrigh  Peter,  Justice-st. 

Porter  James,  Green 

Ramsay  Peter,  Woolman-hill 

Reid  John,  Castle-st. 

Reid  James,  Green 

Reith  William,  King-st. 

Scorgie  George,  Green 

Simpson  Alexander,  Castle-st. 

Smith  Alexander,  School-hill 

Smith  William,  sen.  Castle-st. 
Smith  William,  jun.  Castle-st. 
Stables  Alexander,  old  Aberdeen 

Stephen  Robert,  Green 

Stuart  John,  Broad-st. 

Sutherland  Alexander,  James-st. 

Sutherland  John,  Gallow-gate 

Sutherland  John,  North-st. 

Taylor  George,  old  Aberdeen 

Taylor  John,  Tannery-st. 

Todd  William,  Ship-row 

Troap  Robert,  Castle-st. 

Troup  James,  School-hill 

Troup  John,  Green 

Tytler  Archibald,  School-hill 

Walker  John,  Virginia-st. 

Walker  Alexander,  Tannery-st, 

Watt  Francis,  Gallow-gate 

Webster  John,  Upper-quay 

Welsch  William,  North-st. 

Wilson  Benjamin,  Green 

Wood  Joseph,  St.  Nicholas-st. 

Haberdashers,    Linen   and   Woollen 

Drapers. 
Blackball  James,  Union-st. 
Brown  Peter,  Gallow-gate 
Chapman  &  Watt,  Union-st. 
Christie  Thomas,    (wholesale)  Broad-st. 
Clark  Thomas,    Broad-st. 
Donald  John,  Queen-st, 
Duguid  &  Reid,  (&  silk  mercers)  Union-st. 
Dunn  George,  Castle-st. 
Dunn  John,  Broad-st. 
Falconer  Alexander,  Queen-st, 
Gibb  Robert  &  Co.  Broad-st. 
Gibbon  John,  Union-st. 
Gordon  James,  7,  Gallow-gate 
Gray  John,  Queen-st, 
Hall  Harvey,  Union-st. 
Harthill  James,  Gallow-gate 
Johnston  James,  sen.  Broad-st. 
Johnston  and  Forbes,  Gallow-gate 
Johnston  William  &  Son,  Union-st. 
Lyall  George  &  Co.  Broad-st. 
M'Farlane  John,  Union-st. 
Mackenzie  George,  Union-st. 
Mackie  &  M'Kay,  (wholesale)  Broad-st. 
Melven  James,  Broad-st. 
Mitchell  Charles,  Broad-st. 
Mitchell  Ann,  Broad-st. 
Nicol  Andrew,  Union-st. 


Philip  &  Taylor,  Broad-st. 

Riddoch  James,  (wholesale)  Broad-st. 

Roy  Alexander,  Castle-st, 

Roy  John,  Broad-st. 

Scott,    Hall  and  Co.  (general  woollen  and 

cotton  warehousemen)  Union-st. 
Shierres  Alexander,  King-st, 
-Sinclair  &  Simpson,  Broad-st. 
Simpson,  Shand  &  Co.  Broad-st. 
Smith  John,  yost.  Broad-st. 
Smith  John,  upper  Kirk-gate 
Stewart  Alexander,  Broad-st. 
Sutherland  George  &  Co.  Broad-st, 
Symraers  George  &  Co.  Union-st, 
Troup  William,  jun.  Broad-st. 
Watson  William,  Union-st. 
Weir  &  Falconer,  Broad-st. 

Hardware  Dealers. 
Dunn  George,  Castle-st. 
Gibbon  John,  Union-st. 
Gibson  William,  Broad-st, 
Johnston  &  Forbes,  Gallow-gate 
Melvin  James,  Broad-st, 
Syuimers  George  &  Co.  Union-st. 

Hatters. 
Anderson  James,  Queen-st, 
Beaton  Alexander,  Union-st. 
Chalmers  &  Co.  (London  hat  warehouse) 

Union-st, 
Cooper  James,  Union-st. 
Mackenzie  George,  Union-st. 
Mowat  George,  Broad-st. 
Mowat  Alexander,  nether  Kirk -gate 
Robinson  James,  Flour-miU-lano 
Ross  David,  Queen-st. 

Hosiers. 
Abercromby  Robert,  Gallow-gate 
Anderson  James,  Queen-st. 
Brown  Alexander,  Justice-st. 
Burnett  George,  Gallow-gate 
Grub  &  Taylor,  George-st. 
Hadden  Alexander  &  Sons,  Green 
Massie  Marianus,  Castle-st, 
Moir  Ann,  Gallow-gate 
MoUison  George,  Green 
Prowett  John,  2,  King-st, 
Sangster  Alexander,  Rotten-row 
Thom  David,  upper.  Kirk-gate 
Wilson  Alexander,  Green 

Inns  and  Hotels. 
Anderson  James,  (New  Inn)  C;istle-st. 
Dempster  John,  Union-st. 
Ronald  Jane,  (Lemon  Tree)  Huckster- row 

Iron  Founders, 
Abernethy  James,  Ferry-hill 
Barry  John,  Loch-st, 
Loyd,  Masson  and  Co.  Grandholm 

Iron  Mongerif, 
Allan  &  Simpson,  Union-st. 
Clark  William,  Union-st. 
Duguid,  Ingram  &  Co.  Broad-st. 
M'Kinnan  William,  Gallow-gate 
Middleton  David,  George-st, 
Stephens  David,  Broad-st. 
Sutherland  George  and  Co.  Broad-st, 
Thomson  William  and  Co.  Union-st. 


ABERDEEN. 


77 


Walker  Alexander,  Gallow-gate 
Walker  John,  Gallow-gate 
Jewellers. 
Booth  George,  Union-st. 
Byres  John,  Queen-st, 
Erskine  James,  Union-st, 
Flvven  John,  Castle-st. 
Jamieson  William,  Broad-st. 
Pirie  David,  St.  Nicholas-st. 
Pirie  James,  upper  Kirk-gate 
Ross  Peter,  Broad-st. 

Japanners , 
Grant  Robert,  Frederick-st. 
Hay  Alexander,  St.  Nicholas-st. 

Lamp  Manufacturer, 
Rettie  Middleton,  Rettie's-close,  Broad-st. 

Leather  Merchants^ 
Booth  Patrick,  nether  Kirk-gate 
Brebner  and  Maitland,  St,  Nicolas-st. 
Coutts  James,  upper  Kirk-gate 
Glenny  Alexander,  upper  Kirk-gate 
Ingram  William,  Broad-st. 
Matthews  William,  Broad-st. 
Paterson  William,  Dewburn 
Ramage  John  &  Co.  Broad-st. 
Riddel  John,  Tannery-st. 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers, 

See  Haberdashers  &  Woollen  Drapers. 
Symmers  George  &  Co.  Union-st, 
Watson  William,  Union-st. 

Lime  Merchants, 
Aberdeen  Lime  Co.  Lime-quay 
Farmer's  Lime  Co.  Lime-quay 
Lottery  Offices, 
Clark  William,  (T.  BishJ  Castle-st. 
Robertson  William,  Broad-st. 
Stevenson  Alexander,  Castle-st. 
Wyllie  David,  Union-st. 

Manufacturers  {Cotton) 
Forhes,  Low  &  Co.  Poynernock 
Laurence  James,  Skeene-square 
Mac  Conachie  Leslie  &  Willian?,  Woolman- 

hill 
Morrison  William,  Broad-st. 
Poulter  Thomas,  Broad-st. 
Weir  Robert  &  James,  Malt-mill  &  Broad-st. 

Ma^iufacturers  {Linen,) 
Collison,  Pirie  &  Co.  (sheeting   &  canvas) 

Wiud-mill-brae 
Harthill  John,  (&  bleacher)  Waterford 
Leys,  Masson  &  Co.  Ship-row 
Maberley  Stephen,  Broadford-works 

Manufacturers  {Tape) 
Aberdeen  Tape  Co.  James  Mowatt  and  Co. 
Union-st. 

Manufacturers  [Thread,'] 
Davidson  James,    King-st. 
Gordon,  Barron  and  Co.(patent)  Belmontnst 
Milne,  Cruden  and  (Jo,  (patent)  Spring-gar- 
dens 

Manufacturers  [ Woollen,] 
Black  Thomas  &  Sons,  Garlogie 
Hadden  Alexander  &  Sons,  Green, 
Midler  and  Machray,  Gallow-giUe 


Pirie  William  and  Co.  Adelphi 
Walker  William  and  Sons,  Broad-st. 
M anufactiirers  [  Worsted.] 
Bathgate  William,  (&  skinner)  Queen-so. 
Mackie  Robert,  [Exrs.  of  J  Broad-st. 
Midler  and  Machray,  Gallow-gate 
Sutherland  AlcKander,  Green 
Wilson  Alexander,  Green 

Meal  Dealers, 
Dow  James,  Fisher-row 
Duncan  George,  Green 
Elrick  George,  North-st. 
Fyfe  Alexander,  Green 
Leys  Peter,  Huckster-row 
M'Combie  Peter,  School-hill 
Milne  William,  North-st. 
Rae  William,  Huckster-row 
Ross  James,  Tannery-st. 
Sherriffs  .Tohn,  George-st. 
Smith  James,  nether  Kirk-gate 

Millwrights. 
Abcrnethy  George,  North-st, 
Downie  James,  Catherine-st. 
Martin  James,  Union-st. 

Merchants, 
Allen  and  Thomson,  Marischall-st. 
Brebner  and  Co,  Quay 
Catto  John,  Son  and  Co.  King-st. 
Catto  John,  King-st. 
Catto  Robert  &  Co.  King-st, 
Cheyne  Alex.  Marischall-st, 
Copland  David,  Quay 
Dalgarno  Alex.  Marischall-st. 
Duthie  Robert,  Quay 
Farqubar  &  Martin,  Mariscliall-st. 
Forbes  Alexander,  Marischall-st. 
Forbes  Hogarth  &  Co.  Quay 
Forbes  John,  Marischall-st, 
Forbes  Wm.  &  Jas.  Quay 
Fraser  Alexander,  Quay 
Gibbon  Alex,  and  Jas.  Quay 
Gordon  Hugh  &  Co.  (iron)  Broad  -st. 
Johnston  Wm.  Guest-row 
Knowles  James,  Adelphi 
Lumsdeu  John,  Mariscball-st. 
Mackie  Alexander,  Shore 
Milne  Philip  and  Co.  Castle-st. 
Smith  John  and  Co.  Ciron)  Shoe-lane 
Pirie  Wm*  and  Co.  Adelphi 
Walker  Charles,  Guest-row 
White  William,  Union-st. 

Merchants,  (Timber .) 
Allan  John,  Poynernock 
Benzie  John  and  Son,  Poynernock 
Clerehew  George,  Carme!ite-st. 
Gumming  Alexander,  Poynernock 
Duncan  Francis,  Poynernock 
Ewen  and  Trail,  Poynernock 
Matthewson  Robert,  Poynernock 
Milne  Robert,  Poynernock 

Merchant,  (Yarn,) 
Thorn  John,  Gallow-gate 

Musical  Instrument  Makers. 
Allen  John  and  Co.  King-st. 
Cramond  Charles,  nether  Kirk -gate 
Knowles  William,  Windmill-brae 


78 


ABERDEEN. 


Moms  Michael,  [pianoforte]  Union-st. 
Shirreffs  James,  [violin]  Long-acre 

Music  Sellers, 
Davie  James,  Broad-st. 
Morris  Michael,  Union-st. 

Notaries  Public. 
Robertson  Andrew,  Correction-wynd 
Smith  Alexander,  Correction-wynd 
Nursery,  Seedsmen,  S^c. 
Anderson  George  &  Co.  (seedsmen)Castle-st 
Glenney  Archibald,  Kittybrouster 
Gordon  James,  (seedsman)  Gallow-gate 
Milne  Thomas,  Kittybrouster 
Reid  James,  Qiieen-st. 
Roy  James,  Broad-st. 
Thorn  John,  [seedsman]   Galiow-gate 
Walker  James  and  Co.   Broad-st. 
Painters  Sf  Glaziers. 
Those  marked  thus  *  are  Painters  only. 
♦Booth  John,  upper  Kirk-gate 
Farquhar  and  Gill,  upper  Kirk-gate 
*Hendry  Wm.  Commercial-court 
•Keith  Alexander,  Ship-row 
Lamont  George,  Gaelic-lane 
Lamont  Geo.  jun.  Retties-close,  Broad-st. 
Milne  William,  Guest-row 
•Shaw  D.  &  S.  Flour-mill-lane 
Smith  George,  nether  Kirk-gate 
Smith  Wm.  Long-acre 
Smith  Wm.  Exchequer-row 
Tiddes  Alexander,  old  Aberdeen 
•Troup  James,  nether  Kirk-gate 
Painters,   (Fancy.) 
Birnie  Archibald,  (miniature)  nether  Kirk-gt. 
Smith  George,  (portrait)  Union-st. 
Glennie  (flower)  George-st 

Paper  Makers. 
Hogg  James,  Queen-st. 
Pirie  Alexander,  Adelphi 
Smith  Charles  and  Co.  St.  Andrews-st. 
Smith  Lewis,  Culter-mill 

Pawnbroker, 
Duffus  William,  Ship-row 
Philp  James,  Queen-st. 

Perfumers. 
Laing  John,  Union-st. 
Milne  John,  Gallow-gate 

Physicians. 
Allan  Colin,  little  Belmont-st. 

Blaikie ,  Castle-st. 

Brown  James,  King-st. 
Brown  John,  Skeenc-^qnare 
Davidson  James,  Marischall-st. 
Dyce  Wm.  Marischall-st. 
Ewing  Alexander,  Carmelite-st. 
French  George,  Back-wynd 
Henderson  Wm.  Belmont-st. 
Livingston  Wm.  upper  Kirk-gate 
Mair  John,  King-st. 
Moir  James,  Caruielite-st. 
Ogilvie  J.  C.  Union-st. 
Simpson  James,  Foot  of  Dee 
Skene  Charles,  Adelphi 
Thomson  John,  Castle-hill 
White ,  Sbip-row 


Plane  Makers. 

Christie  Francis,  Trinity-corner 

Melville  Thomas,  Loch-side 

Smith  William,  George-st. 
Plasterers. 

M'Aldowie  Peter  &Co.  (&  cement  workei-s) 
Gallow-gate 

M'Lean  Thos.  &  Sons,  Gallow-gate 
Plumbers, 

Blackie  John  and  Sons,  little  John-st. 
Porter  Merchants,   {London) 

Bissett  Reid  and  Co.  Virginia-st. 

Bruce  John,  Broad-st. 

Carnegie  Wm.  Broad-st. 

Catto  Robert,  King-st. 

Clark  Leslie,  Broad-st. 

Fraser  Donald,  Castle-st. 

Mellis  James,  Queen-st. 

Printers,  {Letter-Press.) 

Booth  John,  juji.  (Aberdeen  ChronicleOffice, 
Saturday)  North-st. 

Chalmers   D.  and   Co.   (Aberdeen  Journal- 
Office,  Wednesday)  Adelphi 

Imlay  Alexander,  Long-acre 
Quill  Dressers. 

Duncan  and  Bowman,  Crown-ct.  Union-st. 

Knight  and  R-^gg,  Queen-st. 

Rope  &;  Sail  Makers. 

Those  marked  thus*  are  Rope  markers  only. 

Catto,  Thomson  and  Co,  Foot  of  Dee 

*Clarke  John  &  Co.  Union-st. 

♦Davidson  Geo.&Wm.(&twine)Footof  Dee 

Forbes  Wm.  &  J»?,  Foot  of  Dee 

Gibbon  Jas.  and  Co.  Foot  of  Dee 

Gibbon  Robt.  and  Sons,  Foot  of  Dee 

Millar  George,  Park-st. 

*Routledge  Isaac,  Gallow-gate 
Saddlers,  <^c. 

Christie  Jas.  and  Wm.  Queen-st, 

Kniffht  John,  Queen  st. 

Pirie  Alexander,  Gallow-gate 

Reid  James,  Nortb-st. 

Ririe  James,  Gallow-gate 

Robertson  George,  Green 

Swap  Alexander,  North-st. 

Willox  William,  Queen-st. 

Ship  Builders. 

Adamson  James,  Foot  of  Dee 

Dutbie  William  and  Co.  Foot  of  Dee 

Gibbon  Robt.  and  Sons,  Foot  of  Dee 

Gill  John,  Foot  of  Dee 

Hall  Alex,  and  Co.  Foot  of  Dee 

Nicol  Reid  and  Co.  Foot  of  Dee 

Stephen  Wm.  and  Sons,  Foot  of  Dee 
Ship  Chandlers. 

Jamson  Richard,  Commcrce-st. 

Mackie  Alexander,  Quay 

Ship  Owners. 

Adamson  James,  Foot  of  Dee 

Adamson  Thomas,  Foot  of  Dee 

Allan  and  Thomson,  Marischall-st. 

Bannaman  Charles, 

Black  George,  Foot  of  Dee 

Black  John, 

Booth  Patrick,  nether  Kirk-gate 


ABERDEEN. 


Booth  John, 

Booth  Livingston,  nether  Kirk-gate 

Brebner  James,  Quay 

Brebner  A.  Quay 

Brown  Alex.  Bailie,  Broad-st, 

Catto  I.  and  R.  King-st. 

Catto  Robert,  King-st. 

Catto  Alexander,  Foot  of  Dee 

Catto  John,  Kiug-st. 

Catto  I.  Son  and  Co.  King-st. 

Cheyne  Alex,  Mavischall-st, 

Clark  William,  Castle-st. 

Clerk  Leslie, 

Cloryhen  George,  Wright 

Craigie  Alex. 

Crombie  Alex.  Advocate 

Cruick shank  Leslie, 

Dickie  John,  Quay 

Dingwall  John,  Gallow-gate 

Donald  Wm,  Back-wynd 

Donaldson  Chas.  Adelphi 

Dngard  Wm.  jun.  Broad-st. 

Duncan  Alex.  Bailie,  Broad-st. 

Duthie  Robert,  Quay 

Duthie  A.  jun.  Quay 

Farquharand  Martin,  Marischall-st. 

Fleming  John,  Foot  Dee 

Forbes  Alexander,  Marischall-st. 

Forbes  James,  Quay 

Forbes,  George,  Burnetts-close 

Forbes  William,  Quay 

Forbes  George,  Quay 

Fraser  Alexander,  Quay 

Fyfe  Charles,  Union-st. 

Geddcs,  A.  Frederick-st. 

Gibb  John,  Civil-engineer 

Gibbon  A.  and  1.  Quay 

Gibbon  R.  and  Sons,  Virginia-st. 

Gill  John,  Fredeiick-st, 

Gordon  Lewis,  School-hill 

Gordon  Ralph,  Green 

Grant  I.  C.  Broad-st. 

Gray  William,  Frederick-st. 

Hall  Alexander,  Foot  of  Dee 

Harper  James,  North-st. 

Henfray  Henry,  Canal-terrace 

Hogarth  George,  sen. 

Hogarth  George,  jun. 

Innes  Thomas,  Broad-st. 

Janiieson  J.  Castle-st, 

Johnston  Wm.  Guest-row 

Johnston  J.  jun.  Union-st. 

Knight  John,  Queen-st. 

Leslie  George,  Gallow-gate 

Leith  Harry,  Wright 

Low  A.  Foot  of  Dee 

Lurasden  J.  Marischall-st. 

Mackie,  A.  jun.  Foot  of  Dee 

Mackie  A.  &  J.  Quay 

M'Combie  Thomas,  nether  Kirk-gate 

M'Kcnnan  W.  Gallow-gate 

Masson  George,  Foot  of  Dee 

Maitland  W.  Foot  of  Dee 

Mathew  John,  Queen-st. 

Mess  James,  Quay 

Milne  Philip  &  Co.  Castle-st, 

Milne  David,  Castle-st. 


More  George,  School-hill  ^ 

Nicol  Peter,  old  Aberdeen 

Oldman  Andrew,  Marischall-st. 

Paterson  William,  Denburn 

Pirie  G-  &  W.  Castle-st. 

Pirie  Reid  &  Co,  Ship-row 

Piries  A.  W.  &  Patrick,  Ship-row 

Rae  John,  Foot  of  Dee 

Ragg  R.  Ship-row 

Reid  William,  Wales-st. 

Reid  James,  Green 

Riddel  James,  Quay 

Ritchie  Peter,  Queen-st. 

Rose  Donaldson,  Commerce-st. 

Ross  Peter,  Gold-smith 

Scott  Capt.  R.  N. 

Sheriffs  Alexander,  Advocate 

Simmey  Robert,  School-hill 

Simpson  William,  Foot  of  Dee 

Singer  Adam,  Broad-st. 

Spring  Robert,  School-hill 

Stephen  Wm.  and  Sons,  Foot  of  Dec 

Storey  George,  Quay 

Taylor  P.  upper  Kirk-gate 

Thomson  George,  Quay 

Tough  Francis,  Marischall-st, 

Tower  George  and  Co.  Quay  ' 

Watt  George,  Foot  of  Dee 

White  W,  Union-st. 

White  James,  Baildon 

Whyte  John,  Union-st. 

Williamson  James,  Wales-st. 

Wilson  Anthony,  Queen-St. 

Yeals  George,  Advocate 

Youle  Alexander,  Ship-master 

Shipping  Companies. 
Hull,  James  Smith,  (manager)  Quay 
Leith,  Clyde  and  Liverpool,  Quay 
London,  John  Vass,  (manager)  Quay 
London,    (new)    John  Dickie,    (manager) 

James-st, 
Newcastle,  Wm.  Milne,  (managerj  Guest-r. 
Newcastle,  A.  and  J.  Gibbon,  (managers)  q. 
Newcastle,  James  Mack'.e  and  Son,  Quay 

North, Quay 

Unio'n,  Wm.  White,  (manager)  Union-at, 

Soap  Boilers. 
Davidson  Robert,  and  Co.  Gallow-gate 
Henderson  George,  Loch-st. 
Mearns  Alex,  sen.  St.  Nicholas  st. 

Stationers. 
Pirie  Alex,  and  Co.  (wholesale)  Adelphi 
See  also  Booksellers  and  Stationers. 
Stone  Cutters. 
Granite  Stone  Co.  Waterloo-Quay 
M'Donald  Alex.  King-st. 
Scott  Wm.  upper  Quay 

Straw  Hal  Makers^ 
Balfour  Elizabeth,  Queen-st. 
Cooper  Ann,  Queen-st. 
Forsyth  Margaret  &  Mary,  St.  Nicholas-st, 
Grant  Mary,  St,  Nicholas-st. 
Keith  Catherine,  Queen-st. 
Robinson  Isabella,  Greeu 
Rodger  Helen,  Queen-st. 
StevensQH  Barbara,  upper  Kirk-gate 


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ABERDEEN. 


Sutherland  William,  Queen-st, 

Warrender  Christian,  Queen-st. 

Webster  Mary,  Queen-st. 

Surgeo7is, 

Bimie  Moses,  nether  Kirk-gate 

Cadenhead  John,  Union-place 

Campbell  John,  9,  Adelphi-court 

Collie  A.  St.  Nicholas-st. 

Duncan  James,  Infirmary 

Dyce  Robert,  Mariscliall-st. 

Ferguson ,  Green 

Fraser  Abraham,  School-hill 

Kerr  George,  School-hill 

Leslie  William,  Quay 

Spence ,  Broad-st. 

Sutherland  Neil,  School-hill 

Torrie  James,  Castle-st. 

Williamson  Benjamin,  St.  Nicholas-st. 
Tailors,  Merchant, 

Innes  John,  Union-st, 

Smith  John,  Castle-st. 

Spence  William,  Broad-st. 

Tailors  and  Habit  Makers, 
Anderson  J  as.  iun.  Queenst. 
Begg  Arthur,  Retties-close,  Broad-st. 
Brodie  Francis,  nether  Kirk-gate 
Cantley  Jas.  Retties-close,  Broad-st. 
Cussie  James,  nether  Kirk-gate 
Farquhar  Robert,  Gallow-gate 
Ferguson  John,  Concert-close,  Broad-st. 
Gilchrist  Gordon,  Broad-st. 
Gray  William,  North-st. 
Greig  Alexander,  Correction-wynd 
Michie  Alexander,  Green 
Milne  John,  Marischall-st. 
Nicol  Wm.  Concert-close,  Broad-st. 
Slater  Simon,  North-st. 
Smith  A.  Jan.  nether  Kirk-gate 
Stevenson  Peter,  nether  Kirk -gate 
Strachan  James,  Union-st. 
Sutherland  Donald,  Marischall-st. 
Torrie  Robert,  Marischall-st. 
Weir  James,  Marischall-st. 
Wilson  James,  Marischall-st. 

Tallow  Chandlers^ 
Bothwell  John,  upper  Kirk-gate 
Copland  and  Milne,  Drums-lane 
Maitland  James,  nether  Kirk-gate 
Ogston  Alexander,  Loch-st. 
Skinner  Peter,  Ship-row 
Vass  Jas.  and  Co.  Ship-row 
Tanners, 
M'Gowan  John,  New-bridge 
Rodger  James,  Rotten-holes 

Tavern  Keepers,   Vintners,  Sfc. 
Affleck  James,  Burnett's-close 
Barron  Alexander,  Huckster-row 
Bothwell  Adam,  Trinity-st. 
Davidson  George,  (ship)  upper  Quay 
Fairbairn  James,  Exchequer-row 
Fraser  John,  (red  lion)  Gallow-gate 
Gibb  Robert,  Old  Aberdeen 
Gillies  John,  (Wallace  Arms)  Gallow-gate 
Gordon  George,  Castle-st. 
Gould  William,  School-hill 
Grant  Robert,  (ship)  James-st.  , 


I  Hendry  William,  Castle-st. 
Ingram  Willliam,  (trades  arms)  Foot  of  Dee 
Innes  George,  Ship-row 
Johnston  J.  (Turk's  head)  upper  Kirk-gate 
Laing  Peter,   (St.  Andrews]  Castle-st, 
Learmont  Jas.  (Sir  J.  Moore)  Carnigie-brae 
M'Intyre  William,  (thistle)  Castle-st. 
Mflwat  William,  upper  Kirk-gate 
Nairn  William,  North-st. 
Nicol  Alexander,  (ship)   Foot  of  Dee 
Philip  James,   (horse)  Green 
Rennie  Thomas,  George-st. 
Ross  James,  Huckster-row 
Ross  James,  little  Belmont-st. 
Sangster  John,  Old  Aberdeen 
Smith  John,  Gallow-gate 
Stables  Adam,  Old  Aberdeen 
Stranach  James,  Old  Aberdeen 
Sutherland  Alexander,  (ship)  James-st. 
Temple  George,  Broad-gate 
Thom  Robert,  Stranach's-close 
Tod  James,  (fox)  Castle-st. 
Vass  Janett,  Meal-market-lane 

Tea  Dealers. 

Dingwall  Fordyce  Alex.  St.  Nicholas-st. 
Gray  John,  Gallow-gate 
Johnston  John,  Back-wpid 
Knox  George,  Castle-st. 

Tobacconists. 

Craig  Thomas  and  Co.  School-hill 

Dingwall  Alexander,  nether  Kirk-gate 

Duguid  Peter,  Gallow-gate 

Kilgour  Robertson  and  Co.  nether  Kirk-gate 

M'Conibie  Peter,  Green 

M'Combie  Thomas  &  Co.  nether  Kirk-gate 

Watt  Patrick,  Queen-st. 

Tlnplate  Workers,  Sfc. 
Baird  Arthur,  Gallow-gate 
Cruickshank  John,  Union-st. 
Leith  John,  Huckster-row 
Macdonald  John,  upper  Kirk-gate 
M'Ewen  Simon,  Green 
M'Intosh  James,  nether  Kirk-gate 
M'Leod  James,  North  st. 
Ray  John,  Gallow-gate 
Reid  Peter,  nether  Kirk-gate 
Rettie  Middleton,  Rettie's-close,  Broad-st. 
Wright  James,  Queen-st. 
Turners. 
Bonniman  Jas  &  John  &  Co.  (iron)  Loch-st. 
Copland  William,  (wood)  Carnegie-brae 
M'Naughton,  St.  Andrews-st. 
Mark  William,  (wood)  Woolman-hill 
Munro  Alexander,  (wood)  King-st. 
Oswald  Alexander,  George-st. 
Reid  George,  (wood)  Union-st. 
Rough  John,  [wood]  Blackfriar-st. 

Umbrella  Makers, 
Burgess  James,  upper  Kirk-gate 
Hogg  Alexander,  upper  Kirk-gate 
Walker  John,  North-st. 

Underwriters. 
Brown  Alexander,  Broad-st. 
Catto  Robert,  King-st. 
Catto  John,  King-st. 
Catto  William,  King-st. 


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Collison  John,  Union-st. 
Copland  David,  Marischall-st. 
Dalgarno  Alexander,  Union-terrace 
Duguid  William,  jun.  Broad-st. 
Duthie  Robert,  Quay 
Forbes  John,  Marischall-st. 
Gibbon  Arthur,  Virginia-st. 
Gibbon  Alexander,  Quay 
Gordon  James,  Gallow-gate 
Lumsden  John,  Marischall-st. 
Mackie  Alexander,  Quay 
Milne  David,  Castle-st. 
Pirie  Alexander,  Ship-row 
Pirie  Patrick,  Ship-row  < 

Pirie  William,  Ship-row 
Pirie  William,  Castle-st. 
Read  William,  Marischall-st. 
Ritchie  Peter,  Queen-st. 
Smith  John,  yost,  Broad-st. 
Smith  Neil,  Gallow-gate 
Stevenson  Alexander,  Castle-st. 
Thomson  Arthur,  Marischall-st. 
Thomson  William,  Union-st. 
Upholsterers. 
See  ako  Cabinet  Makers  and  Upholsterers. 
Mirrielees  James,  St.  Nicholas-st. 
Ross  James,  upper  Kirk-gate 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 
Angus  George,  Broad-st. 
Barron  John,  nether  Kirk-gate 
Booth  John,  School-hill 
Booth  George,  Union-st. 
Gill  Peter  &  Son,  Queen-st. 
Gordon  James,  Gallow-gate 
Innes  George,  Skeene-st. 
Lunan  James,  King-st. 
Milne  Alexander,  North-st. 
Milne  Robert,  Queen-st. 
Mitchell  William,  St.  Nicholas-st. 
Spark  William,  Marischall-st. 
Wheelwrights, 
Abernethy  George,  North-st. 
iVdam  Alexander,  Skeene-st. 
Edmund  Francis,  North-st. 

Wine  and  Spirit  Merchants  ■ 
Allardyce  William,  Union-st. 
Pannerman  Thomas  &  Co.  Marischall-st. 
Black  William  and  Son,  Broad-st. 
Brebner  &  Co.  upper  Quay 
Burnett  Francis  and  Co.  Adelphi 
Calder  and  Co.  Marischall-st. 
Duthie  Robert,  upper  Quay 
Forbes  Alexander,  Marischall-st. 
Knox  George,  Castle-st. 
Thomson  George,  James-st. 

Woollen  Drapers. 
Those  marked  thus  *  are  also  furnishers  of 

Gentlemen's  Clothing. 
Chalmers  John,  Broad-st. 
Collison  John,  Union-st. 
Duguid  James,  Broad-st. 
Duguid  William,  Broad-st. 
Duncan  Alexander  and  Son,-  Broad-st 
Gray  David,  Broad-st. 
Milner  Arthur,  Guest-row 
*Mowat  James  and  Co.  Union-st. 
*Munro  and  Co.  Union-st. 
Simpson  and  WTiyte,  Union-st. 


Wrights, 

Addie  John,  Loch-side 

Seattle  P.  Flour-mill-brae 

Black  and  Simpson,  Denburn 

Bowman  Alexander,  Union-st. 

Buyers  James,  Skeene-st. 

Chalmers  John,  Carmelite-st. 

Clerehew  George,  Carmelite-st. 

Craig  John,  Skeene-st. 

Davidson  Alexander,  Gallow-gate 

Gray  George,  Woolman-hill 

Hay  Arthur,  Princes-st, 

Henderson  William,  Innes-st, 

Henry  George,  Flour-mill-brae 

Jamieson  Geo.  Shewans-close,  Gallow-gate 

Laing  James,  Gallow-gate 

Leith  Harry,  Castle-st. 

Lunan  William,  Loch-st. 

Robb  James,  Gallow-gate  * 

Saunders  William,  Gaelic-lane 

Simpson  Archibald,  Guest-row 

Simpson  John,  jun.  Silver-st. 

Smith  George,  Union-st. 

Smith  John,  King-st. 

Smith  Walter,  Gaelic-lane 

Snell  James,  Long-acre 

Taylor  David,  Shoe-lane 

Wilson  David,  Skeene-st. 

MISCELLANEO  US. 

Brebner  and  Hadden,  sail  cloth  manufectrs. 
Brechin  George,  furniture  broker,  Justice-st 
Douglas  Abral'.am,  patent  axle-tree  maker, 

Gallow-gate 
Duguid  Wm.  snuif-box  maker,  Gallow-gate 
Excise  Office,  little  Belmont-st. 
GordonRalph,provision  dl  r.Malt-mill-bridge 
Henderson  Wm.  furniture  broker,  North-st, 
Mackenzie  and  Shand,  milliners,  Union-st. 
M'Lean  James,  late  of  custom-house,  Jas.-st 
Miller  John,  pipe  maker,  George-st. 
Morgan  James,  Esq.  Bonny-muir 
Murray  Wm,  Aberdeen  Lime  Co.  Lmie-qU. 
Reynolds  Wm.  basket  maker,  Queen-3L 
Sillo  Joseph,  looking  glass  maker,  Vai^rst, 
Simpson  William  and  Co.  iron  ch»ui  cdble 

makers  andship  smiths.  Foot  ofT)?e 
Walker  Gordon,  toy  dealer,  upper  Kirk-gate 
Weigh  House,  D.Milne,mandger  upper  Qu. 

Carriers. 

From  Alexander  Mennie's,  Stabler,  Gal- 
low-gate. 
Buckie,  Alex.  Allan,  arr.  Wed.  &dep,  Thurs. 
Grantown,  John  Pettrie,  uncertain 
Huntley,  John  M'Intire,  arr.  Wed.  &  dep. 

Thursday 
Huntley,  Jas.  Duff,  arr.  M'^ed.  &  dep  Thurs, 
Inverury,  .Jas,  Mennie,  arr.  Fri.  &  dep.  Sat. 
KeitKy  Wm.  Frazer,  arr.  Tues.  &  dep.  Wed 
Lonmay,  Abernethy  Wiilox,  arrives  Wed- 
nesday, and  departs  Thursday 
Old  Deer  Wm.  Keith,  one  a  fortnight 
Turriff',  Adam  Cruickshank,  twice  a  week 
Wartlv,  John  Madders,  once  a  fortnight 
From  Alex.  Forbes,  Stabler,  North-st. 
Oldmeldrum,  Alex.  Milne, -arr.  Wednesday, 
and  departs  Thursday 

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Aberdeen. 


From  J^mes  Cooper's,  Meal  Market-lane, 

NOETH-ST. 

Brechcn  8f  Stonehaven,  Alex.  Mathieson, 

Tuesday 
Leslie,  James  Davidson,  once  a  fortnight 

From  John  Shirras,  Stabler,  Meal  Mar- 
ket-lane, NORTH-ST. 
Newburgh,  Wm.  Stirling,  twice  a  week 
From  Alex.  Simpson,  Stabler  North-st. 
Juchterless,  Alex.  Morrice,  once  a  fortnight 
New  Deer,  John  Taylor,  once  a  fortnight 
Tarves,  Jas.  Robertson,  arrives  Thursday 

and  departs  Friday 
From  Mary  Cruickshank's,  Stabler,  Gal- 
low-gate 
Crudden,  John  Pi  rie,  Friday 
Culsalmqnd,  Wni.  M'Grigor,  once  a  fortnight 
Cumminesfon,  Alex.  Grant,  arr.  Wed.  and 

departs  Thursday 
Cumtninenton,  Alex.  Taylor,  arr.  Wed.  and 

departs  Thursday 
Forgue,  PeterHorn,arr.  Wed  &  dep.  Thurs. 
Huntley,  Geo.  Moir,  arr.  Wed.  &  dep.  Thurs. 
Inverury,  Jn.  Stephen,  arrives  Tuesday  and 

departs  Wednesday 
Keith,   James  Shepherd,  arrives  Tuesday 

and  departs  Wednesday 
Kintore,  Jn.  Clark,  arr.  Thurs.  &  dep.  Fri. 

From  James  Philip,  Stabler,  Green. 
Auvlimocaii ,  Alex.  Walker,  once  a  fortnight 
Ellon,  Wm.  Thomson,  arr.  Fri-  dep.  Sat. 
Upper  Banvherri/,  Robert  Davidson,  arrives 

Thursday  and  departs  Frida^^ 

.From  WM.M'HARniE,  Stabler,  Harkiet-st. 
Little! 0 Hie,  Wm.  Ross,  once  a  fortnight 
.Strathdon,  Alex.  Morice,  once  a  fortnight 
Strathdon,  Charles  Reid,  once  a  fortnight 
Strathdon,  Wm.  Forbes,  once  a  fortnight 

From  John  Smith's  Stabler,  Gallow-g.ite. 
Clatt,  John  Robertson,  once  a  fortnight 
Dundee,  Jas.  Murray,  arr.  Fri.  &  dep.  Sat. 
Foggyloan,  Alex.  Henderson,  arr.  Sat.  and 

departs  Monday 
Fraserburgh,  Alex.  Russell,  arr.  Wed.  and 

departs  Thursday 
Huntly,  Wrn.  Home,  arr.  Wed.  dep.  Thurs. 
Keith,  Alex.  Smith,  arr.  Tues.and  dep.  Wed. 
Kinnethmounth,  William  Anderson,  once  a 

fortnight 
Longside,  John  Smith,  arrives  Wednesday 

and  departs  Thursday 
Muir  of  Rhyme,  Jas.  Symon,  once  a  fortn. 
Newbyth,  Alex.  Leslie,  once  a  fortnight 
New  Pitsligo,  Wm.  Jamicson,  one  a  fortn. 
Old  Deer,  Jas.Catto,arr.  Wed.  &  dep.  Thurs. 
Pert  Gordon,  Adam  Sivewright,  arr,  Wed. 

and  departs  Thursday 
Si.  Fergus,  Wm.  Pratt,  once  a  fortnight 
Turriff,  George  Chalmers,  arr.  Wednesday 

and  departs  Thursday 
From  Jas.  M'K^v's,  Stabler,  Gallow-gate. 
Jllalhan,  Wm.  Johnston,  once  a  fortnight 
Juchterless,'Wm.  Sanderson,  arrives  Thurs. 

and  departs  Friday 
Foggyloan,  George  Milne,  once  a  fortnight 
Fyvie,  James  Taylor,  once  a  fortnight 


Mortlach,3ohn  Williamson,  once  a  fortnight 
New  Deer,  James  Scott,  arrives  Wednesday 

and  departs  Tluirsday 
Skelmuir,  James  Rittie,  once  a  fortnight 
Strichcn,  Wm.  Rankin,  once  a  fortnight 

From  Alexaner  Badenoch's  Stabler, 

Gallow-gate. 

'Elgin,  John  Leall,  arr.  Wed.  &  dep  Thurs. 

Ellon,  Wm.  Coutts,  once  a  fortnight 

Fyvie,  James  Foley,  once  a  fortnight 

Monymusk,  H'm.  Sbewan,  arrives  Tuesday 

and  departs  Wednesday 
Monymusk,  Peter  Adam,  arr.  Fri,&  dep.  Sat, 
New  Deer,  Jn.hendry,  arrives  Wednesday 

and  departs  Thursday 
Old  Meldrum,  Alex.  Duncan,  once  a  fortn. 
Stewartfield,  George  Cruickshank,  once  a 

fortnight 

From  James  Ross,  Stabler,  Little- 
Belmont-st. 
Abergeldi,  John  Stewart,  once  a  fortuigt 
Alford,  John  Mitchell,  once  a  fortnight 
Balater,  Levi  Simon,  arr.  Wed.  &  dep.  Thurs 
Braemer,  John  Lamont,  once  a  fortnight 
Ecight,  Alex.  Craighead,  Thursday 
Gardenside,  Alex.  Forbes,  once  a  fortnight 
Totvie,  Alex.  Walker,  once  a  fortnight 

Fro  m  Alex,  Milne,  Stabler,  Green. 
Jbroathi^  Stonehaven,  Alex.  Findlay,  Tues. 
Kincairn  Neil,  John  Brown,  arrives  Thurs. 

and  departs  Friday 
Stonehaven,  Wm.  Dunbar,  every  Tuesday 
Stonehvaen,  Wm.  Turriif,  every  Tuesday 
Tarland,  Alex,  Gras.sie,  arr.  Thurs.  dep.  Fri. 
Tar  land,  John  Littlejohn,  arrives  Thursday 

and  tieparts  Friday 
Tarland,  Robert  Esson,  once  a  fortnight 

D.  &  W.  Aitkin,  Nouth-st. 
Glasgoiv,  arrives  Mon,  &  departs  Tues. 
Elgin,  arive  Sat.  and  departs  Mon. 
From    Mary    Milne's  Stabler,   Flour- 
mill-brae. 

Bcrvie,   Wm.    Walker,   arrives  Tues.  and 

departs  Wednesday 
Drumtethie,  John  Smitli,  arrives  Tuesday, 

and  departs  Wednesday 
Johmhaven,  John  Ross,  arrives  Wednesday, 

and  departs  Thursday 
Oldmeldrnm,  James  Smith,  twice  a  week 
Stonehaven,  Charles  Chapman,  three  times 

a  week 
From  Wm.  Gauld's,  Stabler,   School- 
hill. 
Ahoyne,  Abraham  Watt,  Thursday 
Banchry,   Robert  Imray,  arrives  Fri.  and 

departs  Saturday 
Birs,  Chas.  Ross,'arr.  Thurs.  &  dep,  Fri. 
Montrose,  ^  Stonehaven,  Abraham  Duncan, 

Saturday 

Coaches. 

From  Dempster's  Hotel,  Union-St. 
The  Royal   Mail,  to   Edinburgh,  through 

Dundee  and  Perth,   every  afternoon,  at 

a  quarter  past  three 
The  Royal  Mail,  to  Inverness,  every  mora' 
ing,  at  a  quarter  past  five 


The  Royal  Mall,  to  Peterhead,  every  morn- 
ing, at  a  quarter  before  six 

The  Prince  of  Saxe  Coburg,  to  Perth,  by 
Montrose  and  Dundee,  every  lawful  morn- 
ing, at  a  quarter  before  six,  stops  all  night 
at  Perth,  and  proceeds  to  Edinburgh 
next  morning,  by  the  same  route  as  the 
Mail 

From  the  New  Inn,  Castle-St, 

The  Telegraph  Coach,  to  Perth,  by  Brechin^ 
every  lawful  day,  at  six  in  the  morning 


ABERDEEN*  83 

The  Duke  of  Gordon,  to  Inverness,  every 
lawful  day,  at  a  quarter  before  six,  in  the 
morning 

From  the  Lemon-Tree,  Huckster-row. 

The  Mearns  Diligence,  to  Stonehaven,  every 
lawful  day,  at  three  in  the  afternoon, 
and  returns  next  day  at  eleven  in  the 
forenoon 


liJi.lll.WWL^iJJ.1  ^  V 


REFERENCE  TO  ABERDEEN. 


Abercromby  75,  76 

Abernethv  76,  77,  81 

Adam  71,  73,  81 

Adams  72 

Adamson  78 

Addie  81 

Affleck  73, 80 

Alcock  71 

Alexander  73,  74 

Allan,  71,  73,  75,  7& 
77,  78 

Allard}'ce  81 

Allen,  72,  73,  77 

Altria  75 

Anderson  72,  74,   75. 
76,  78,  80 

Angus  72,  81 

Bain  73 

Baird,  73,  74,  80 
Balfour  79 
Bannaman  7B 
Bannerman,  71,  81 
Bannochie75 
Barclay  75 
Barron  74,  80,  81 
Barry  76 
Bartlett  73 
Bathgate  77 
Baxter  73 
Beaton  7(i 
Beattie  81 
Begg  74,  80 
Bentley  73 
Benzie  77 
Berry  74,  75 
Birnie  74,  78,  80 
Bisset  75 
Bissett  74,  75,  72 
Black  73,  74,  77,  78, 

81 
Blackball  75,  76 
Blackie  78 
Blaikie  71,  74,  78 
Blair  74 
Bonniman  80 
Booth  75,  77,  78,  79, 

81 
Bothwell  80 
Bow  75 


Bowman  81 
Brantingham  75 
Brebner   73,    75,    77, 

79,  81 
Brechin  74,  81 
Brid<refprd  74 
Brodie  80 
Brown  72,  7G,  78,  79, 

80 
Bruce  72,  78 
Buchan  73 
Buck  73 
Burgess  80 
Burness  75 
Burnet  75 

Burnett  71,  75,76,  81 
Buyers  81 
Byres  74,  77 
Cadenhead  71,  73,  80 
Caldcr  72,  73,  81 
Cameron  74 
Campbell  80 
Cantley  80 
Cardno  74 
Carnegie  71,  74,  78 
Carnie  74 
Catto  72,  73,  75,  77, 

78,  79,  80 
Chalmers  71,  73,  75, 

76,  78,  81 
Chapman  74,  7Q 
Cheyne  75,  77,  79 
Christie  72,  7G,  78 
Christie  75 
Chrystle  74 
Clark  72,  73,  74,  75, 

76    77,  7S,  79 
Clarke  78 
Clerehew  77,  81 
Clerihew  73 
Clerk  79 
Cloryhen  79 
Clyne  73 
Cock  75 
Collie  74,  80 
Collisbn  77,  81 
Cooper  76,  79 
Copland,  71,  72,  7Z, 
77,  80,  81 


Corbett  75 

Corbyne  71 

Courage  74 

Coutts  71,  75,  77 

Cowie  73,  75 

Craig  80,  81 

Craigie  79 

Craigmile  71 

Cramond  77 

Crouiar  71,  74 

Croinbie  71,74,  79 

Cruikshank  75,  79,  80 

dimming  71,  77 

Ciissie  80 

Dalgarno  77,  81 

Daniel  73,4)i. 

Dauney  71 

Davidson  71,  75,  78, 
79,  80,  81 

Davie  78 

Dempster,  76 

Denham  73 

Dick  75 

Dickie  79 

Dingwall  79,  80 

Don  74 

Donald  72,  75,  7C>,  79 
Donaldson  71,  79 
Douglas  73,  81 
Dow  77 
Downie  74,  77 
Drummond  73 
Duff  71 
Duffus  72,  78 
Dugard  79 
Dusfuid  71,    75,   76, 

80,  81 
Duncan  72, 73, 74, 77, 

78,  79,  80,  81 
Dunn, 74, 76 
Dutch  74 
Duthie71,  72,  73,77, 

;,  79,  81 
Dyce  74,  75,  78,  80 
Edmund  73,  81 
Edward  75 
Elgen  71 
Elmsie  73 
Eimsly  73 


Elrick  77 

Emslie  75 

Erskin  75 

Ei-skine  77  ' 

Esson  75 

Ewen  77 

Ewing  71,  78 

Fairbairn  89 

Fairweatber  73 

Falconer  71,  74,  76 

Farquhar  72,   74,   75, 
77,  78,  79,  80 

Farquharsou    71,   73, 
75 

Ferguson  71,  74,  80j 

Findlay  71,  73 

Fleming  79 

Forbes  71,  72,73,  74, 
75,  77,  78,  79,  81 

Fordyce  7 1 

Forsyth  74,  75,  79 

Fowler  74 

Eraser  72,  73,  74,  75, 
77,  78,  79,  80 

French  72,  78 

FuUarton  72 

Fullerton  71 

Fyfe77,  79 

Garden  71,  75 

Gardner  73 

Gauld  73 

Geary  74 

Geddes  72,  79 

Geils  73 

Gellan  73 

George  72 

Gibb  76,  79,  80 

Gibbon  71,  75, 76,  77, 

78,  79,  81 
Gibson  76 
Gilch     risl£0 
Giles  71 

Gill  71,  78,  79,  81 
Gillies  80 
Glass  73 
Gh'gg7l,  74 
Glenney  78 
Glennie   fS 
Glenny  77 


84 


REFERENCE   TO   ABERDEEN. 


Gordon  71,  72,  73,74, 

75,  76,  77,  78,  79, 

80,  81 
Gould  80 
Grant  71,  77,79, 


Leys  75,  77 
Ligertwood  73,  75 
Lister  74 
Livingston  78 
oLongmore  74 


Gray  72,  73,  74,  76,  Low  72,  74,  79 


79,  80,  81 
Green  75 
Grei?  74,  80 
Grub  75,  76 
Hadden  76,  77 
Hall  76,  78,  79 
Hamilton  74 
Hardie71 
Harper  72,  79 
Harthill  72,  76,  77 
Harv'ie  73 

Hay  73,  74,75,77,81 
Henderson  71,  72,  73 

74,  78,  79,  81 
Hendry  78,  80 
Henfray  79 
Henry  81 
Hepburn  74 
-Hill 73,  75 
Hogarth  75,  79 
Hogg  78,  80 
Husband  74 
Hutcheon  71 
Imlay  78 
Ingram  77,  80 
Innes  74,  79,  80,  81 
Ironside  75 
Irvine  75 
Irving  73 
j  affray  73 
James  74 
Jamiesoa  73,  75,   77, 

79,81 
Jamson  78 
Johnston  75,76^77,79, 

80 
Jopp  71,  75 
Keith  74,  78,  79 
Kelly  75 
Kelman  72,  73 
Kennedy  71 

Kerr  80 

Kerry,74 

Kesson  74 

KhuU  72 

Kilgour  80 

King  74 

Kirk  73 

Knight  74,  78,  79 

Knowles  77 

Knox  80,  81 

Lamont78 

Laing  75,78,  80,  81 

Laurence  77 

Laurie  72 

Law  73 

Learmont  80 

Leith  73,  74,  75,  79, 
80,81 

Leslie  72,  75,  79,  80 


Lnyd  76 

Lunisden  72,  73,   75, 

77,  79,  81 
Lunan  81 
Lyall  76 
Maberley  72,  77 
Mac  Conochie  77 
Macdonald  80 
Macfarlane  72 
Machatti  72 
Macbray  72,  73 
Mackenzie  76,  81 
Mackie  72,  74, 75, 76, 

77,  78,  79,  81 
Macswein  72 
M'Aldowie  78 
M' An  drew  73 
M'Bain  74 
M'Bean  73, 75 
M'Combie  72,  77,  79, 

80 
M'Connochie  73 
M'Cook  72 
M 'Donald  74,  75,  79 
M'Ewen  80 
M' Parian  e  76 
M'Gowan  74,  80 
M'Hardy  72,  75 
M'Intosh  80 
M'lntyre  80 
M'Kennan  79 
M'Kenzie  74 

M'Kinnan  76 

M'Lean  74,  78,  81 

M'LeodSO 

M'Millan  74 

M'Naughton  80 

\lair  78 

Maitland  72,  79,  80 

Miuisou  75 

Mark  80 

Marr  73 

Martin  74,  >5,  77 

Massie  72,  76 

Masson  79 

Mathew  79 

Matthew  72 

Matthews  77 

Matthewson  77 

Mearns  74,  79 

Megget71 

Mollis  78 

Melven  76 

Melville  78 

Melvin  76 

Mennie  75 

Merchant  74 

Merson  71 

Mess  79 

Michi  74 


Michie  8© 

Middleton  72,  74,  76 
Midler  77 
Millar  73,  78 
Miller  81 

Milne  72,  73,  74,  75, 
76,  77,  78,79,80,81 
Miluer  81 
Minnie  75 
Merrielees  81 
Mitchell  76,  81 
Moir73,  76,  78 
MoUison  73,  76 
Mure  79 
Morgan  71,  81 
Morice  72,  75 
Morison  73 
Morren  72,  73,  74 
Morrian  74 
Morris  78 
Morriso*  77 
Mortimer  72,  73,  76 
Mowat73,  76,  80,81 
Mowatt  74,  77 
Muir  72 
Munro  80,  81 
Murray  72,  81 
Nairn  80 
Neilson  72 
Nicol  71,  72,  73,  76 
78,  79,  80 

Ogilvie  72, 78 

Ogston  80 

Oldman  75,  79 

Ord  74 

Orton  73 

Oswald  80 

Panton  73 

Parker  7 1 

Paterson  71,  74,77,79 

Paton  71 

Petrie  72,  73,  74,  76 

Philip  72,  76,  80 

Philp  74,  76,  78 

Pirie  72,  73,  75,  77, 
78,  79,  81 

Piries  79 

Pirrie  72 

Pittendrigh  76 

Porter  76 

Pouller  77 

Prophet  74 

Prowett  76 

Rae  77,  79 

Ragg  79 

Ramage  74,  77 

Ramsay  76 

Ramsey  72 

Ray  80 

Read  SI 

Regies  73 

Reid  71,  72,  73,   76, 
78,  79,  80 

Reith  76 

Rennie  75,80 

Rettie  77,  80 


Reynold*  gl 

Riddel  77,  79 

Riddoch  76 

Ririe  78 

Ritchie  79,  81 

Robb  81 

Robertson72,73,77,78 

Robinson  74,  76,  79 

Rodger  79,  80 

Ronald  76 

Rose  74,  79 

Ross  72,  74,   76,  77,  • 

79,  80,  81 
Roush  80 
Ro'itledge  78 
Roy  76,  78 
Russell  74 
Sangster  72,  76,  80 
Saunders  81 
Scorgie  76 
Scott  73,  74, 76,  79 
Shand  72 
Shaw  78 
Shepherd  74,  75 
Sheriffs  79 
Sherriffs  77 
Shields  74 
Shjerres  76 
Shirrefs  72 
Shirreffs  78 
SiUo  81 
Sim  72,  73 
Sime  74 
Sinimey  79 
Simpson  72,  74,75,76, 
78,79,  81 

Sinclair  76 

Singer  75,  79 

Skene  78 

Skinner  80 

Slater  80 

Smith  71,  72,  73,  75, 
76,77,78^79,80,81 

Snell  81 

Souter  74 

Spark  73,  81 

Spence  80 

Spring  72,  79 

Stables  76,  80 

Stephen  74, 76,  78,79 

Stephens  76 

Stevenson  72,  73,  77, 
79,  89,  81 

Stewart  72,  76 

Stopani  75 

Storey  79 

Strachan  73,  80 

Stranach  80 

Stronach  72 

Stuart  72,  76 

Sutherland  73,  76,  77, 
80 

Swap  78 

Symmers  76,  77 

Svmon  75 

fait  72 


REFERENCE   TO   ABERDEEN. 


85 


Taylor  12,  73,  76,  79, 

81 
Temple  80 
Thorn  72,75,  76,  77, 

78,  80 
Thomson  72,  73,  74, 

76,78,79,81 
Tiddes  78 
Tod  80 
Todd  76 
Tonie  80 
Torry  74 


Tough  73,  79 

Tower  79 

Troup  72,  73,  76,  73 

Tytler  7S 

UrquUart  74 

Vass  79,  80 

Walker  72, 73, 75, 76, 

77,  78,  80,  81 
Warrender  80 
Warrock  76 
Watson  72,  73,  76,  77 
VV'att71,73,  76,  79,80 


Weir  76 

Webster  72,  73,76,80 
Welsch76 
Welsh  71 

White  72,  73,  77,  79 
VVhyte  79 
Williaoi  75 
Williams  74 
Williamson  74,  79,  80 
WilloK  78 

Wilson  72, 73,  74,76, 
79,  80,  81 


Winchester  72 
Winlaw  75 
Wood  76 
Wright  80 
Wyllie  73 
Veals  79 
Yeates  72 
Yeats  75 
Yoiile  79 
Young  73 
Younghusband  72 


AIR,  OR  AYR. 

JL  HE  borough  of  Ayr,  according  to  the  niodcrn,  or  Air,  accordiBg  to  the  ancient,  and 
perhaps  more  correct  orthography,  is  of  considerable  antiquity,  its  charter  having  been 
granted  by  William,  sirnamed  the  Lion,  about  the  close  of  the  12th  century,     lis  bounda- 
ries, as  described  by  this  charter,  are  the  rivers  Ayr  and  Doou,  on  the  north  and  south, 
Lochfergus  on  the  east,  and  the  sea,   or  the  Frith  of  Clyde,  on  the  west.     Here  the  heroic 
exploits  of  Sir  William  Wallace   began,  and   here  Edward   tha  first  fixed  one  of  his  most 
powerful  garrisons.     Us  population  by  the  last  census,   in    1811,  was  found   to  be  5560 
inhabitants.    At  present  it  may  well  be  reckoned   to  exceed    7000.     And  if  the  amount  of 
the  inhabitants  of  the  parishes,  which  are  situated  contiguous  to  the  old  town,  be  admitted 
into  the  calculation,  may  then  be  considered  to   contain  a   population   of  about  14,000, 
The  trade  of  the  port,  consists  chiefly  in   the  exportation  of  coals  to  Ireland  ;   and  of  the 
importation  of   timber   and  iron  from  the  Baltic  and   America.     The   coasting  trade  is     ■ 
principally  carried   on   by   regular   packets  to    Liverpool,  Greenock,  and  Leith.     Manu- 
factures have  not  been  carried  on  here  to  any  great  extent.     The  principal  arc  those  of  lea- 
ther and  soap.     Ship  building  has  been  tolerably  successful,  on  the  north  side  of  the  river, 
where  vessels,  often  exceeding  300  tons  burden,  are  constructed  of  approved  workmanship. 
Here  are  some  public  buildings  and  institutions  deserving  of  notice.     An  Academy  was 
founded  by  subscription,  in  1798,  in  which  the  following  branches  of  education  are  taught. 
The  English,  French,  Italian,  Latin  and   Greek   languages;  Writing,  Drawing,  Arithme- 
tic, Geography,  Navigation,  Mathematics,  Natural  Philosophy  and  Chemistry.     This  In- 
stitution is  conducted  by  a  rector  and  five  masters,  with  assistants,  the  whole  being  under 
the  control  of  certain  directors,  appointed  by  a  charter   from  the   crown,  by  which  the 
Seminary  is  constituted  a  body  corporate.     Its  success  has   surpassed    oxpsctalion  ;  the 
youths  taught  in  it  yearly,  being  about  500  in  number.     A  subscription  Library,  consist- 
ing now  of  above  3000  volumes,  was  established    a  good  many  years  ago,  and  has  proved 
a  source  of  much  valuable  information  to  its  numerous  subscribers.     A  small,  but  hand*- 
some  Theatre,  has  been  lately  erected   for  the   occasional  amusement  of  tli«  inhabitants. 
On  its  boards,  Mr.  Kean,  Miss  O'Meill,  and  other  performers  of  distinguished  merit,  have 
displayed  their  powers.     In  the  immediate  vicinity  of  the  town,  is  a  well  formed  Race- 
course, where  a  week's  amusement  annually  is  afforded  to  the  surrounding  inhabitants,  of 
whom  there  is  often  a  very  considerable  assemblage.     An  extensive  Barracks    was  erected 
during  the  late  war,  at  an  expence  of  about  ;630,000.     Government   of  late  advertised 
the  buildings  for  sale,  but  no  purchaser  has  yet  offe?ed.    They  might  be  used  for  som« 
useful  branch  of  manufacture.     Building  has  of  late,  made  rapid  progress  here.     A  large 
square  of  very  handsome  houses,  is  now  nearly  finished,  one  side  of  which  i-s  formed  by 
an  elegant  structure,  now  erecting,   at  the   expence  of  the  borough  and  county,  being  a 
Court-house,  County-hall,  and  apartments    for  records  and   public  offices.     In  the  rear 
of  which,  are  two  well  constructed  Prisons  for  debtors  and  felons,  the  whole  arranged  in 
such  a  manner,  as  to  afford  every  necessary  accommodation.    The  expence  is  estimated  at 
.f27,000. 

There  are  now  few  remains  of  antiquity.     The  Tower  of  the   ancient  Church  of  St. 
John,  of  some  celebrity,   still  exists.     Around  tS.is  old  building,  was  erected,  dining  the 
protectorate  of  Cromwell,  a  regular  Fort,  some  of  the  bastions  of  which   are  still  entire. 
The  old  bridge,  ("  auld  tjrig")  is  understood  to  have  been  built  in  the  reign  of  Alexander  i 
II.     It  is  now  only  used  as   a  foot  passage,    a  new   bridge,    possessing  some  degree  pf^ 
elegance,  having  been  lately  erected  a  little  further  down  the  river. 

There  are  two  Ciiurches  of  the  establishment,  the  cure  of  which  is  served  by  two  Col- 
legiate Clergymen,  officiating  alternately  in  each.  A  Church  of  relief,  as  it  is  termed,  has 
been  lately  built  by  subscription,  and  two  congregations  of  Methodists  and  Moravians, 


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AIR,  OR  AYR. 


each  of  which  have  a  Ckapel,  are  the  only  other  sectaries.  The  poor  arc  well  provided  for,  from 
fundsarisingfrom  lands  and  donations;  and  many  charitable  Societiesare  formed  for  the  relief 
of  the  indigent.  Ayr  has  produced  some  persons  of  eminence  in  literature  and  genius.  It 
was  the  birth-place  of  the  celebrated  Chevalier  Ramsay,  author  of  Cyrus'  travels,  and 
some  philosophical  writings,  and  who  was  also  the  friend  of  th  e  excellent  Fenelon.  Som 
of  the  Chevaliers  relations  are  still  resident  here.  But  the  borough  may  be  more  proud  in 
having  given  birth  to  Robert  Burns,  a  poet  of  extraordinary  genius.  His  poems  have 
gone  through  numerous  editions,  and  a  neat  duodecimo  volume  of  his  works,  recently 
published  by  Wilson  and  Co.  gives  some  pieces  and  biographical  sketches,  not  hitherto  in 
the  possession  of  the  public.  To  his  memory,  a  very  elegant  monument  is  now  erecting 
on  the  banks  of  the  Dooa,  amidst  objects  and  scenery,  which  had  often  inspired  his  muse.  In 
the  new  Market-street  in  a  niche,  is  placed  a  statue  of  the  patriotic  "  Wallace."  We  can- 
not give  much  praise  to  the  execution  of  this  figure,  as  the  second  Commandment  has  not 
by  any  means  been  outraged,  in  the  display  of  this  Pigmy  Giant.  The  markets,  on  Tues- 
day and  Friday,  in  general  are  well  supplied.  The  finest  salmon  abound  in  the  two 
rivers,  and  other  fish,  in  great  variety,  are  caught  on  the  sea  coast,  affording  not  only  an 
ample  supply  to  the  inhabitants,  but  occasionally  to  the  market  of  Glasgow. 

Two  Newspapers  are  published  weekly,  having  both  an  extensive  circulation.  Here  is 
a  public  CofFee-room,  or  News-room,  supplied  with  a  variety  of  English  and  Scotch  pa- 
pers, and  other  periodical  publications  deemed  interesting. 

The  situation  of  the  town  is  drj',  pleasant  and  healthful.  The  lands  of  the  borough, 
betwixt  the  two  rivers,  (which  are  above  two  milesdistant  from  each  other)  are  entirely  flat, 
forming  a  very  extensive  plain  which  appears  richly  diversified  with  gentlemen's  seats 
and  villas,  commanding  the  prospect  of  the  fine  expanse  of  sea,  comprehended  within  the 
Frith,  with  its  numerous  islands  and  promontories,  and  the  high  Volcanic  mountains  of 
Arrau ;  the  whole  of  which  present  to  the  eye,  a  scene,  which  may  be  termed  equally, 
sublime  and  picturesque. 

Four  fairs,  are  held  here  annually,  viz.  the  1st,  Tuesday  in  January,  O.  S.  last  Tuesday 
in  June,  O.  S.  September  29th.  and  1st.  Tuesday  in  Oct,  O.  S. 


Departure, 


Post  Office,  New-market-st. — 

Post  Master,  Robert  I 

Towns. 

Postage  of 
letters. 

Miles. 

Arrival. 

Ballantrae 

7d 

32 

8  Morning 

Edinburgh 

9f 

77 

2  Aft.  &  ~10  Ngt. 

Girvan 

6d 

21 

9  &  §  past  1 1  Ngt. 

Glasgow 

7A 

34 

2  Aft.  &  10  Ngt. 

Kilmarnock 

4d 

12 

2  Aft.  10  Ngt. 

Maybole 

4d 

9 

9  &  half  past  11  Ngt. 

Stranraer 

8d 

52 

9  at  Night 

Academies., 

Auld  Agnes,  Meal-market-st. 
Balliiigall  D.  Rector  of  the  Academy 
Gibson  M.  Sand-gate 
Gray  J amos.  Academy 
Gray  M.  John-st. 
Gross  Solomon,  Academy 
Gross  Ellen,  Wellington-square 
M'Derment  Wm.  [Madrass]  Mill-vennell 
Neil  William,  (parochial)  Main-st. 
Patcrson  Andrew,  Acai^rmy 
Rodgers  M.  Mill-veniu-ll 
Taylor  Robert,  Academy 
Thomson  Ebenezer,  Academy 

Agents. 
Cowan  and  Sloan  (to  Lloyds)  Sand-gate 
Parley  Magill,  (to  the  patent  lime  company 

and  for  fishery  salt)  South-quay 
Davidson  David,  [to  the  Troon  salt  works] 

Fish-cross 
M'Carter  D.    (to  the  genuine  tea  company) 

Main-st, 
Skelly  James,   (porter  cellar   and   general 

agfenl)  new  Bri  dge-end 


Half  past  9  Evening 
7  Morning  9  Evening 
hf,  p.  2  Aft.  &  10  Ngt 
7  Morning  <s.  9  Even. 
7  Mornins:  &  9  Even. 
hf.pt.  2  Alft.&  10  Ngt 
10  at  Night. 


Apothecaries  and  Snrg-eons. 
Edgar  John,  Main-st, 

Heron  Samuel,  (agent  to  Charles  and  Do- 
naldson) Main-st. 
M'Derment  John,  new  Bridge-end 
Mitchell  George,  Main-st. 
Smith  James,  High-st. 
Turner  Francis,  (surgeon  only)    Wallace-st. 
Whiteside  Philip,  Malt-cross 

Architects  a^id  Braiders. 
Andrew  Robert,  Contcnt-sf, 
Connell  John,  jun.  Newton  green 
Gibson  William,  Whitelet's-toll 
Kennedy  James,  Carricks-vonncll 
M'Call  James  and  Co.  Confent-st* 
M'Lachlan  Robert,  Town-head 

Auctioneers. 
Campbell  Geory:e,  Main-st. 
Crawford  Archibald,  Main-st. 
Kennedy  William,  back  of  tlie'Isle 

Bakers  and  Flour  Dealers. 
Brown  John,  (B.  and  F.)  King-st. 
Brown  William,  Main-st. 
Bryce  and  Co.  [B.  and  F.j  South-quay 
Highet  Robert,  Sand-gate 


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Hutchison  George,  Main-st. 

Kennedy  Hugh,  [B,and  F.]  Main-st. 

Lawson  John,  Main-st.  N.  T. 

M'Hutchon  A.  and  M.  [B.  and  F.]  Main-st 

Miller  John,  Main-^st. 

Watlerson  William,  new  Market-st. 

Bankers. 
Ayr  Bank,  Hunters    and   Co.  Main-st. 
Ayr,  Branch  of  Bank  of  Scotland,  Sand-gate 
Private  Bank,    Henry   Cowan,    jun.    new 
Market-st. 

Block  Makers. 
FuUarton  Duncan,  South-quay 
Mitchell  Robert,  Strand 
Booksellers, Stationers  Sf  Bookbinders 
Auld  David,  [fancy  stationer]  Malt-cross 
Dick  John,  [music  and  toys]  Sand-gate 
Goudie  Daniel,  old  Bridge-end 
Jamieson  James,  Sand-gate 
M'Carter  David,  Main-st. 
Wilson,  M'Cormick  &  Carnie,  Main-st. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 
Aitkin  Hew,  High-st. 
Baird  Alexander,  Sand-gate 
Bowie  David,  Main-st. 
Davidson  Robert,  new  Market-st. 
Dobbie  James,  High-st. 
Douglas  James  and  Son,  George-st. 
Dunlop  William,  Wallace-st. 
Grant  James,  new  Bg. -north 
Gregg  and  Son,  Main-st. 
Guthrie  John,  old  Bridge-end 
Kirkwood  James,  old  Bridge-end 
M'Creath  John  aud  Son,  new  Market-st. 
M'Gill  Quintin,  Content-s>t. 
M'SporranJohn,  Garden-st. 
M'William  William,  Main-st. 
Mann  Robert,  new  Market-st. 
Martin  Andrew,  Main-st.  Newton 
Miller  John,  Main-st.  Newton 
Murray  David,  Main-st.  Newton 
Ronnie  James,  new  Market-st, 
Ross  Alexander,  New-yard 
Smith  Hugh,  Main-st. 
Stewart  Archibald,  new  Bg. -north 
Tinnock  Thomas,  Wallace-st. 
AVilsoa  John,  now  Bridge-st. 
Braziers,   Copper  ^  Tin  Smiths  and 

Plumbers. 
Alexander  Thomas,    Main-st, 
M'llwrath  T.  and  J.  Main-st. 
M'Kean  Thomas,  High-st. 
M'Kean  James,  old  Bridge-end 
Mossman  .John,  old  Bridge-end 
Ross  Alexander,  new  Market-st. 
Ross  Thomas,  Back  of  the  Isle 

Breweries. 
Ramsay  John,  John-.st.  Wallace-town 
Walker  and  Dobbie,  Fort 

Cabinet  Makers  and  Joiners. 
Gordon  &  Watson,  Fish-cross 
Guthrie  James,  Wallace-st. 
Highet  John,  Sand-gate 
Hunter  Robert,  Garden-st. 
King  Robert,  Sand-gate 


M'Clean  James,  Newton 
M'Clure  George,  Carrick-vennell 
M'Connell  John,  Main-st. 
M'Whinnie  David,  Main-st.  Newton 
Miller  .Fumes,  Main-st. 
Morison  Matthew  &  Son,  Main-st, 
Park  William,  Newton-green 
Paton  James,  Wellington-square 
Ronald  Hugh,  Main-st.  Newton 
Spiers  William,  Garden-st. 
Underwood  John,  Main-st. 

Carver  and  Gilder; 
Auld  David,  Malt-cross 

Clothes  Brokers. 
Armstrong  Michael,  Main-st. 
Kelly  Thomas,  Wallace-town 
Kitson  Nathaniel,  old  Bridge-edge 
M'Clasky  James,  Main-st. 
Skilling  James,  old  Bridge  north 
Weir  John,  Wallace-town 

Coal  Blerchants  and  Jgents. 
Allison  William,  Sand-gate 
Campbell  James,  South-quay 
Gourlay  William,  Main-st, 
Murdoch  &  Co.  South-quay 
Taylor  John  and  Sons,  Newton-green 

Confectioner. 
Porteous  Samuel,  Maia-st. 
Coopers. 
Farquhar  Robert,  Wallace-st. 
Milligan  Alexander,  Shore-side 
Mitchell  William,  Main-st. 
Muir  William,  Main-st.  Newton 
TurnbuU  William,  Fish-cross 
Young  William,  Main-st. 

Cork  Manufacturer. 
Bruce  James,  [and  umbrellas]  Main-st. 
Corn  Merchants  and  Millers. 
Bryce,  Girvan  &  Co.  new  South-quay 
Goudie  Thomas,  [miller]  Ayr-mills 
M'Hutchon  A.  &  M.  Main-st. 
M'Ronald  Peter,  Main-st. 
Orr  David,  Main-st. 

Curriers. 
Paterson  John,  Mill-vennell 
Watson  John,  Main-st. 

Drysaller. 
M'Clelland  James 

Dyers. 
Alexander  Robert,  Main-st. 
Crawford  James,  Wallace-st, 
Parker  William,   Main-st. 

Earthenware  Dealers, 
Holmes  James,  Main-st. 
M'Latchie  Janett,  Main-st. 
Morris  James,  Malt-cross 
Ritchie  James,  Main-st. 

Fell  Mongers,  (Skinners.) 
Alexanders  Alexander,  Mill-vennell 
Maitland  John,  Main-st 
Fire,  Lije  6f  Sea  Insurance  Offices. 
Atlas,   M.    M'Laughlan,    [fishery  otScer] 

new  Bridge-end 
Caledonia*!,  William  Cowan,  Main-st. 


AIU,  OR  AYR. 


Dundee,  A.  Wbitc«td<!,  Academy-st. 
Herculi!S,  T.  M'CleHand,  Sand-^ate 
North  Rritisli,  Q   M;idiar<r,  Main-st. 
Sea  Insurance,  T.  M'Clelland,  Sand-gate 
Sun,  John  Tennent,  Stamp  Office,  .'iiia-st. 

Fish  Ale'rchants. 
Irvine  James,  Cross-Ht. 
M'Whirtcr  William.  VVallace-st. 
Ritchie  James,  CrosH-st. 

Fixhing  Tackle  Maker. 
Marshall  Robert,  Content-st. 

FlaA'  Dressers. 
Miller  William,  Main-st. 
Voung  William,  Main-st. 

Furniture  Brokers  and  Dealers. 
Arm^itrong  Mictmcl,  Main-st. 
Crawford  Archibald,  IMain-sl. 
Weir  John,  Wallace-town 

Glass  and  China  Warehouses ■ 
Morris  James,    [and   manufacturer   of  cut 

glass]  Malt-cross 
Ritchie  James,  Main-st. 

Glaziers  and  Slaters, 
7)iinlop  William,  new  Market-Bt. 
Ferguson  James,  Newton 
Hi^het  William.  St.  John-st. 
Highet  Hugh,  Newton 

Glove  and  Breeches  Maker. 
Paton  Hew,  Main-st. 

Goldsmiths  and  Jewellers, 
Auld  David,  Malt-cross 
Gray  William,  Main-st. 
Johnstone  John,  Main-st. 
Wallace  Andri-w,  High-st. 
Grocers. 
Blair  William,  Main-st. 
Davidson  David,  Fish-cross 
Dickie  John,  Maia-st. 
Gibb  James,  Main-st. 
Gray  Thomas,  Main-st, 
Guthrie  John,  High-st. 
Irvine  James,  Cross-st. 
Kay  John,  Main-st. 
Kirkland  Margaret,  Main-st. 
Knox  John,  Main-st, 
Miller  William,  Main-st. 
Sloane  Gilbert,  Maiu-st. 
Strachan  Robert,  Main-st.  Newton 

Grocers  and  Spirit  Dealers. 
Alexander  Thomas,  Cross-st. 
Anderson  William,  Sand-gate 
Baird  John,  Main-st. 
Baird  William,  Main-st.  Newton 
Bone  James,  Sand-gate 
Brown  William,  [foreign  spirits]  Main-st. 
Cochran  James,  Content-st. 
Cowan  Henry,  new  Market-8t. 
Dick  William,  New-bridge,  north 
Dick  Margaret,  Main-st. 
Dickie  Adam,  Main-st. 
FreebairnHugh,  Main-st. 
Fullarton  Duncan,  South -quay 
Gibson  James,  Sand-gate 
Girvan  Catharine,  Higb-st, 
Gray  James,  [society]  Main-st.  Newton, 
Groig  John,  Main-st, 


Goudie  James,  Main-st. 

Hazle  Gilbert,  Main-st, 

Hunter  Adam,  Weavers-row 

Hutchison  John,  Wallace-st. 

Kirkland  James  Wallace-st. 

Limond  John,.High-st. 

Logan  James  Main-st. 

M'iJandlish  William,  Main-st.  Newton 

M'Curdie  Alexander,  !VJain-st' 

M'Dougall  Alexander,  Main-st.  Newton 

M'Farlanc  Thomas,  new  Market-st. 

M'Haffie  Ezekicl,  Malt-cross 

M 'Ronald  Peter,  Main-st. 

M'Whirter  William,  VVallace-st. 

Muir  Hugh,  Main-st. 

Murdoch  William,  Main  st. 

Murray  Margaret,  Main-st. 

Neil  James,  Fish-cross 

Park  James,  Main-st.  Newton 

Park  Hugh,  Main-st.  Newton 

Richmond  James,  Maln-st.  Newton 

Ronald  M.  A.  Main-st.  Newton 

Ross  John,   Sand-gate 

Shankland  Adam,  Wallace-st. 

Simson  Wm.  Content-st. 

Templeton  John,  South-quay 

Tennent  James,  Cow-vennell 

Wilson  James,  new  Market-st. 

Wood  William,  Main-st. 

Gnn  Maker,  (Sf-e. 
Pcdcn  Hugh,  Sand-gate 

I^aberdaxhnrs. 
Brown  Wm.  Main-st.  Newton 
Cochran  John,  [catrine  cloth]  M>iin-8t. 
Cowan  VVilliam,  Main-st, 
("raig  Calliaiine,  Main-st. 
Frew  John,  Main-st.  Newton 
Marshall  Robert,  Main-st.  Newton 
M'Kon/ic  Jacobina,  f]igh-st. 
M'Kissock  Racbael,  Sand-gate 
M't^ueen  .^'atthe»v,  Wallace-st. 
Millar  Margaret,  pew  Markct-st. 
Miller  Hugh,  High-st, 
Milnes  Margaret,  Main-st, 
Walker  Agnes,  High-st. 

Halters. 

Conlson  William,  Main-st. 
Mackev  Robeit,  new  Bridge-st. 
M'Queien  Robert,  Walhice-st. 
Murdoch  James,  new  Biidge-st, 
Turner  Edward,  Harbour-st. 

Hosiers. 

Bryan  Hugh,  Cross-st. 
Miller  Hugh,  High-st. 
Todd  James,  Main-st. 

Hotels  and  Inns. 
Noble  Wm.  [King's  Arms]  Main-st. 
Reside    Wm.    (coffee  and    billiard   rooms) 

Harbour-st. 
Watliug  James,    [black    bull]   Wat)ing-st., 

Wallace- town 

Iroti  Founders,  Sfc. 
Parker  Wni.  [and   anchor  smith]  Newton- 
green 
Parker  Robert,  Newton-green 
Bae  William,  Newton-green 


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Iron  Merchant. 

Cowan  Hugh,  Sand-gate 
Ironmongers  Sf  Hardware  Dealers, 

Ewen  David,  Main-st. 

Gourlay  William,  High-st. 

Gray  William,  Main-st. 

Hunter  Janett,  High-st. 

Limond  David,  [wholesale]  Main-st. 

Lofjan  William,  new  Market-st. 

M'Kean  Thomas,  High-st. 

Wallace  Andrew,  Main-st. 

Land  Surveyor. 

Milliken  James,  Nornians-hall 
Lime  Merchants. 

Murdoch  and  Co.  North-quay 

Patent  Lime  Company,  Acting  Partner,  Ma- 
gill  Darley,  South-quay 

Machine  Maker. 

Glllirs  Solomon,   [thrashing  and  grain  mill, 
steam  engine,  winnowing  and    weighing 
machine  Manufacturer,  Newton-green 
Maltsters. 

Bryan  John,  Mill-vennell 

Guthr  ie  Charles,  Main-st.     ' 

Lees  James,  Cross-st, 

Paton  Robert,  Main-st.  Newton 

Watson  James,  Garden-st.  Newton 
Merchants  and  Ship  Owners. 

Aitken  John,  Main-st. 

Baillie  James,  Main-st. 

Brown  William,  Main-st, 

Brown  John,  King-st. 

Brown  David,  Main-st. 

Cowan  &  Sloan,  Sand-gale 

Hazlc  Gilbert,  Main-st. 

Hume  Peter,  Acadeniy-st. 

Macharg  Quintin,  Main-st. 

Murdoch  James,  jun.  new  Bridge-st. 

Parker  William,  Newton-green 

Stewart  C.  South-quay 

Taylor  John  &  Sons,  Newton-green 

Telfer  James,  South-quay 

Turner  David,  new  Market-st. 

Wise  Alexander,  Malt-cross 
Messengers. 

Blacklock  John,  Main-st. 

Campbell  George,  Main-st. 

Cowan  Patrick,  new  Market-st. 

Goudie  Robert,  St.  John-st. 

Long  William,  Main-st. 

M 'William  Andrew,  Main-st. 

Vint  John,  Main-st. 

Milliners. 

Bryden  Janett,  new  Market-st. 

Craig  Catharine,  Main-st. 

Gale  Janetta,  Sand-gate 

Gardner  M.  &  M.  South-quay 

M'Kenzie  Jacobina,  Main-st. 

M'Kissock  Rachael,  Sand-gate 

Menzies  M.  &  M.  new  Bridge-st. 

Paterson  M,  new  Markct-gt, 

Tennent  Catharine,  St,  Johns-st. 
Newspapers^ 

The  Proprietors  are  the  only  Letter  Press 
Printers  in  Ayr. 

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Air  Advertiser,  [Thursday]  Wilson,  M'Cor- 

mick  and  Carnie,  Main-st. 
Ayr  and  Wigtonshire  Courier,David  M'Car- 
ter  and  Co.  Main-st, 

Nursery  and  Seedsmen. 
Davidson  David,  [seeds]  Fish-cross 
Gibb  James,  [.-iieeds]   Main-st. 
M'Tier  David,  Mill-hill 
Smith  James,  Main-st. 

Paititers, 
M'Intosh  Neil,,  Sand-gate 
Muir  Alexander,  Sand-gate 
Scott  James,  Main-st. 
Wait  William,  Main-st. 

Perfumers. 
Auld  David,  [English& Foreign]  Malt-cross 
Sprent  Joseph,  Main-st, 

Physicians, 
Charles  George,  Wellington-squar« 
Donaldson  William,  Shore 
Paterson  James,  High-st. 
Smith  Robert,  High-st. 
Whiteside  Willium,  Malt-cross 

Plasterers. 
Anderson  George,  Newton 
Cochran  Samuel,  Content-st, 
M'Queen  John,  Newton 

Rope  Makers. 
Ayr  Rope  Work  Co.  A.  Cowan  Manager, 

Sand-gate 
Lawson  James,  Main-st. 
Wilson  Allan,    old  Bridge-end 

SaddlerSy 
Boyd  John,  High-st. 
Brown  David,  High-st. 
Brown  Samuel,  Wallace-st. 
Kerr  John,  Main-st, 

Salt  Merchants. 
Orr  David,  (dealer)  Main-st. 
Samson  John  (manufacturer)  Troon 
Taylor  Jn.  &  Sons  [manufacturers]  Newton 

Ship  Broker. 
Darley  Magill,  South-quay 

Ship  Builders. 
Connell  Charles  and  Co .  North-quay 
Cowan  Hugh,  Sand-gate 

Soap  Boilers  Sf  Tallow  Chandlers. 
Baird  John,  Main-s^ 
Donaldson  Hugh  and  Sons,  Fish-cross 
Donaldson  Grace,  Main-st. 
Murdoch  William,  High-st. 

Stone  Merchants. 
Galloway  Q.  Main-st. 
Murdoch  James,  jun.  new  Bridge-st, 

Straw  Hat  Makers. 
Ewart  M.  new  Market-st. 
Postlcthwaite  Agnes,  High-st. 

Tailors. 
Alexander  Andrew,  High-st. 
Brown  Iligb,  Fish-cross 
Burns  Andrew,  Main-st. 
Cowan  Andrew,  Main-st. 
Donaldson  James,  Main-st. 
Gibb  John,  old  Bridge-end 


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Tif'^Ciitbliin  Alexander,  old  Bridge-end 
Williamson  James,  VVallace-st. 

Tanners. 
Donaldson  Hugh  and  Sons,  Fish-cross 

Patexson  Peter,  Mill-vennell 
Watson  Samuel,  Mill-rennell 

Taverns  and  Public  Houses. 

Affleck  George,  Main-st.  Newton 

Agnew  Niven,  Shore, 

Auld  John,  Main-tt. 

Blain  James,  Main-st. 

Boyd  John,  Main-st, 

Brown  Maltha,  Main-st. 

Caldwell  Andrew,  Main-st. 

Cowan  Mary,  Main-st. 

Craig  Agnes,  Main-st. 

Curlaw  Elizabeth,  old  Bridge-cud 

Cuthbert  Ann,  Main-st.  Newton 

Davidson  James,  High-st. 

Dobbie  Peter,  Main-st. 

Gordon  John,  South-quay 

Goudie  James,  South-quay 

Graham  William,  Main-st.  Newton 

Guthrie  James,  Wallafee-st. 

Hunter  James,  [Robert  Burns]  Malt-cross 

Jamieson  Robert,  (Cross  Keys)  Wallace 

Kennedy  Thomas,  back  of 'the  Isle 

Lawson  Mary,  Main-st.  Newton 

M'Connell  Arthur,  Carrick-vennell 

M'Connochie  Robert,  back  »f  the  Isle 

M'CuUoch  Thomas,  Main-st. 

M'Fadzen  Andrew,  Main-st. 

M'Millan  John,  South-quay 

M'Murray  James,  Main-st. 

M'Matthew,  Wallace-st. 

Reid  John,  South-quay 

Robinson  Jane,  Main-st.  Newton 

Rodgers  James,  back  of  the  Isle 

Ronald  Hugh,  M«in-st.  Newton 

Simington  John,  Wallace-tower,  Main-st, 

Sloan  Patrick,  Main-st, 

Smith  Roljert,  Main-st. 

Smith  William,  Main-st. 

Smith  Agnes,  Cross-st. 

Vass  Andrew,  Main-st.  Ne^vton 

Walker  Jas.  Main-st. 

Watling  Wm.  Main-st. 

Timber  Merchants^, 
Connell  Charles  and  Co.  Newton  Green 
Cowan  Hugh  and  Co.Sand-gate 
M*  Kissock  Hugh  and  Co.  Newton-green 
Telfer  James  and  Co.  South-Quay 

Tobacconists, 
Guthrie  John,  High-st. 
Stewart  Peter,  Main-st. 
Turners  in  Wood,    {termed  Wheel- 
wrights.'] 
Davidson  Wm.  Garden-st. 
Highet  James,  Malt-mill 
Murdoch  Wm.  Main-st. 
Murray  D.  (last  maker)  Garden-st. 
Whiteford  Wm.  Carrick-vennell 

Upholsterers. 
M'Millan  Neil,  Main-st. 
Morison  &  Sons,  Main-st. 
Wise  Alexanderi  Malt-cross 


Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 

Honderwood  James,  Main-st. 

Johnson  John,  Main-st. 

M'WhinnieRt.  (&  engraver)  Main-st. 

Murdoch  James,  Cross  st. 

Whitesmiths,  Sfc, 

Brotherston  David,  Main-st. 

Dick  John,  Carrick-veniiell 

M'Ewen  Hugh,  New-yards 

Manson  George,  Main-st. 

Stewart  Jas.  (&  nail  maker)  Content-st. 

White  John,  Main-st. 

Wine  and  Spirit  Merchants. 

Cuthbert  James,  Academy-st. 

Whiteside  Anthony,  Academy-st, 

Williamson  and  M'Lochlan,  Kirk-port 

Woollen  Ss  Linen  Drapers,  ^  Cloth 
Merchants. 

Bryden  John,  High-st. 

Cowan  William,  Main-st. 

Dick  Thomas,  Main-st. 

Heron  James,  Main-st. 

Johnston  Robert,  new  Market-st. 

Lowdon  John,  Main-st. 

M'Donald  Thos.  Main-st. 

Mackey  Robt.  new  Bridge-st. 
M'Taggart  Peter  &  Son,  Fish-cross 

Menzies  Jane,  new  Bridge-st. 
Miller  Hugh,  High-st. 
Murdoch  Jas.  jun.  new  Bridge-st. 
Todd  James,  Main-st. 

Writers. 
Baird  Thos.  new  Market-st, 
Belch  Andrew,  Charlotte-st. 
Boswell  H.  D.  (collector  of  taxes  for  the 

county  of  Ayr)  Sand-gate 
Brackenridge  John,  new  Market-st, 
Brown  James,  St.  John's-st. 
Eaton  John,  Fish-cross 
Ewing  Stewart,  new  Bridge-st, 
Gairdner  C.  D.  Wellington-square 
Gibson  David,  Academy-st, 
Harper  Jas.  Sartd-gate 
Hunter  David,  new  Market-st. 
Hutcheson  Wm.  Main-st. 
Johnston  Quintin,  Barns-st. 
Kirkland  Wm.  Main-st. 
M'Clelland  Thos.  Sand-gate 
M'Cormick  Wm,  Main-st. 
M'Nab  Gilbert,  Sand-gate 
Morton  James,  Wellington-square 
Murdoch  Jas,  new  Market-st. 
Murdoch  Alex,  (town  clerk  and  procura- 
tor fiscal  for  the  county  of  Ayr)  Main-st 
Park  Robert,  Sand-gate 
Paul  John,  Green 
Ranken  Thomas,  Sand-gate 
Reid  Hugh,  Malt-Cross 
Robertson  Robt.  sen.  Sand-gate 
Robertson  Rt.  jun.  Sand-gate 
Rowan  Stephen,  Main-st. 
Shaw  Charles,  Wellington-square 
Shaw  David,  (Justice  of  Peace)  Clerk 
Smith  Alexander,  High-st. 
Weir  Thos.  (SheriflF  Clerk  Depute)  High-»t. 
Wilson  John,  Main-st. 
Wylie  John,  St«  Johu's-st. 


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MISCELLANY. 

Magistrates. 
Wni.  Cowan,  Esq,  Provost 
J.  Donaldson,    1       „  .„. 
EbenezerShaw,/     ^'''"''=* 
#ohn  Sloan,  Dean  of  Guild 
David  Gibson,  Treasurer 
Ten  Merchant  Counselloi-s,  and  two  Trades 
Conusellois 

Sheriff  Cojurt. 
Archibald  Be!!,  Sheriff  Depute 
Wm,  Eaton,  Sherifr  Substitute 
Andrew  Blane,  Sbcriff  Clerk 
Thos.  Weir,  Depnfe  Clerk 
Savings'    Bank,  Assembly  Rooms,    (open 
Mondays) 

Ofucers,  vbblic,  of  his  Majesty's 
Customs. 
Hon.  Roq;er  Hollo,  Collector 
David  Ewen,  Comptroller 
J.  B.  Latimer,  Col.  Clerk 
Wm,  Paton,  Sun^eyor 
Maurice  Crawford,  Land  Waiter 
Matt.  Andtrnon,  Coaapt  Clerk 

Officers  of  Excise. 
Tboma*  Ress,  Collector 
J.  Proudfoot,  Supej-visor 

Stamp  Office. 
Alex.  W.  Hamilton,  Distributor 
John  Tennent,  Sub-Distributor 

Cess  Office. 
H.  D,  Boswell,  Principal  Collector 
Geo.  Campbell,  Linen  Stamp  Master 

Incorporated  Trades, 
Robert  Alexander  Deacon,  Convener 
Alex,  Smith.  Clerk 
Deacon,  J.  Boyd,  Fiscal 

Coopers, ^.lohn  Boyd 

Dyers,  W.  F.  Wiatt 
Flesbers,  David  Rodger 
Hammermen,  J.  M.  IlwrRitb 
Shoemakers,  Robt.  RIann 
Skinners,  John  Maitland 
Squ^remen,  James  Kennedy 
Tailors,  John  Sloan 
WeaVers  Rt.  Gpndle 
John  IVIurdoch,  Officer 


Couper  Jas.  Brush  Maker,  Main-st. 
Dunlop  Geo.  Gent,  Academy-st. 
Farquhar  Wm,  Cotton  Agent.  Main-st. 
Gale  Rt.  Preceptor  of  Music,  Main-st. 
Kerr  John,  Cartwright,  Town-heatl 
Limond  David,  Esq.  Dal  hair 
Macharg  Quintin,  Manufacturer,  Main-st. 
Park  Hugh,  Cotton  Agent,  Main-st.  Newton 
Park  Jas.  Muslin  Manuftr.  Newton 
Purday  Wm.  Pipe  Maker  &  Grocer,  Cross-st 
Sbsjw  Capt.  John,  Academy-st. 
Smith  Adam,  Manufacturer,  Newton 
Stewart  Wna.  Manufacturer,  Newton 
Welsh  J,  Perfumer& Toy  dealer.  Old-bridge 
Wilson  John,  Gent,  near  Somerset-house 
Wool  Spinning-Mill  Co.  head  of  John-st. 
Young  Quintin,  Agent,  Newton 

Newton  upon  Ava  Lists. 
G\  Cuthbert  &  Jno.  Hunter  Baillies 


David  Hunter,  Treasurer 

Six  Councillors,  Fiscal  &  Clerk 

Coaches. 

The  Telegraph  Coach,  to  KUmarnock  and 
Glasgow,  every  lawful  day,  at  seven  morn- 
in?,  and  four  afternoon  ;  this  Coach,  goes 
from  the  Kings- Arms,  &  Black-Bail  Inns, 
alternate  months 

A  Diligence  to  Portpatrick,  every  Tues- 
day, Thursday  and  Saturday,  at  seven  in, 
the  morning 

A  Post  Coach  to  Greenock,  through  Irvine,. 
Saltcoats,  Ardrossan  and  Largs,  every 
Mon.  Wed.  &  Fri.  at  eight  morning 

A  Coach  from  the  Black  Bull,  to  Newton 
Stewart,  during  the  summer  months 
Packets  and  Traders. 

Two  Sailina;  Packets  weekly,  to  Liverpool, 
fortheconveyance  of  Goods  &  Passengers, 
apply  to  Jas.  Telfer  &  Co.  south-Quay 

Three  Sailing  Packets,  to  Greenock  and 
Glasgow,  constantly;  apply  to  H.  Do- 
naldson and  Sons,  Fish-cross,  or  to  Gil- 
bert Hazle,  Main-st. 

Regular  traders,  to  England  and  Ireland.. 

Land     Carriage. 

Castle  Douglas,  Wm.  Clenaghan,  (Black 
P.ull)  once  a  fortnioht 

CMtrine,  Matthew  Gilmore,  (Me.  Murrays) 
Tuesday  and  Friday,  arrives  at  ten,  de- 
parts at  three 

Cumnock,  Robert  Valence,  [fispm  M'Mur- 
rays,  Main-st  ]  Tuesday  and  Friday,  ar- 
rives at  ten,  departs  at  two 

Cumnock,  John  Sloss,  [from  MMurrays] 
Tuesday  and  Saturday,  arrrives  nine 
morning,  departs  one  noon 

Dailij,  John  Stevenson  and  Robert  Robert- 
son, [Caldwells]  arrives  Tuesday,  depart 
Wednesday 

Dalmellington,  Ivie  \VaUet,  [Caldwells]^ 
Tuesday  and  Friday. 

Dumfritt  by  Cumnock^  William  Claf^f,, 
[Caldwells]  Tuesday  dad  Friday,  wrives 
nine,  departs  three 

Edinburgh,  James  Boyd  and  David  Wylie, 
(from  Main-st.)  departs  four  Monday  af- 
ternoon, returns  at  eight  Saturday  eveningf 

Girvan,  Alexander  Hannah,  [Caldwells] 
arrives  Tuesday  and  departs  Wednesday 

Girvan,  Robert  Hannah,  [Black  B'lU]  ar- 
rives Tuesday  and  departs  Sat.  morning 

Gkiigow,  John  Boyd,  [from  Maiu-st.]  de- 
parts Monday  and  Thursday  at  foxir  after- 
noon, returns  Wed.  and  Sat.  at  eight 
evening 

Glasgow,  William  Cuthbert,  sen.  from 
Main-st.  Newton,  every  lawful  day,  at 
four  afternoon 

Glasgow,  David  Hunter,  [from  Townhead] 
departs  Monday  at  four  afternoon,  returns 
Wednesday  at  eight  evening 

Gre/woc*,  William  Cuthbert, [fromGro«s-st] 
departs  Monday  and  Tuesday,  attwo  af- 
ternoon, returns  Thursday,  and  Friday, 
eight  evening 


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Irvine,  John  Fife,  (M'Murrays)  Tuesday 
and  Friday,  arrives  at  eleven  departs  three 

Irvine,  Adam  Arthur,  [Caldwells]  Tuesday 
and  Friday,  arrives  at  nine  departs  three 

Kilmarnock  James  Lawson,[Main-st.  New- 
ton] Tuesday  Thursday  and  Saturday,  de- 
parts six  morning,  returns  nine  evening 

Kilmarnock,  James  Ingram, [from  Main-st.] 
departs  Tuesday  Thursday  and  Saturday 
at  six  morning,  returns  at  eight  evening 

Kilmarnock,  John  Dun,  [Caldwells]  Mon. 
and  Thurs,  arrives  at  eleven,  departs  four 

Kirhcud bright  and  Castle  Douglas,  Thos. 
Wallack,  [Caldwells]  arrives  Tuesday, 
depai'ts  Saturday,  alternate  weeks 

Kirkcudbright,  James  Dempster,  through 
Dalmellington,  Carse,  Fearn,  Dairy, 
New  Galloway  and  Castle  Douglas, 
[from  Smiths,  Main-st]  arrives  Tuesday, 
and  departs  Wednesday,  weekly 

Mauchline,  Hugh  M'Clellan,  (M'Murrays) 
Tucs.  &  Fri.  arr,  at  ten,  dep.three 

Mai/bole,  Hngh  Dunn,  (Black  Bull)  arrives 
Tuesday,   and  departs  Sat.  morning 


Mayhole,  Thos.  Forsyth  arr.  and  dep.  every 
Tuesday  and  Friday,  (Caldwells) 

Newton  Stewart,  Rt.  Adams,  (from  Town- 
head)  departs  Tuesday,  three  afternoon, 
returns  Saturday,  ten  at  night 

Newton  Stetvait,  M.  &  E.  Gibson,  (Cald- 
wells) arrives  Tuesday,  departs  Sat. 

Oehiltree,  Jn.  Lamniie,  (M'Murrays  Main- 
st.)  Tuesday  &  Friday,  arr.  tea,  dep.  two 

Saltcoats,  Rt,  Hooton,  (Caldwells)  Tuesday 
and  Friday,  arrives  nine,  departs  three 

Sanquhar  &  Dumfries,  through  Cumnock, 
8fc.  William  Armstrong,  (from  Smiths, 
Main-st.)  once  per  fortnight 

Straeton,  David  M'Clure,  (Caldwells)  arr. 
and  departs  Tuesday  and  Friday 

Stranraer,  John  Smith,  through  Mayhole 
&  Girvan,  departs  Tuesday,  three  after- 
noon, returns  Saturday,  at  eight  evening, 
from  Mill  Vennell 

Tarbolton,  Andrew  Fisher,  (M'Murrays) 
Friday  arrives  eleven,  departs  three 

Troon  John  Stirling,  (M'Murrays)  Tues- 
day and  Friday,  arrives  eleven,  dep.three 


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ANNAN, 


JL  HE  capital  of  Annandale,  situated  on  the  left  bank  of  the  river  of  the  same  name, 
is  one  of  the  most  ancient  burghs  in  Scotland,  and  in  conjunction  with  Dumfries,  Kircud- 
bright, Lochmaben  and  Sanquhar  sends  one  member  to  parliamant.  Annan  was  pro- 
bably a  Roman  station,  and  the  Veromum  of  the  geography  of  Ravenna.  It  seems  to 
have  been  held  by  the  Britons  after  the  departure  of  (he  Romans,  till  they  were  subdued 
by  the  Saxons  of  the  Northumbrian  kingdom,  when  it  came  to  the  Scotch.  It  afterwards 
became  a  principal  port,  and  was  granted  with  the  territor)' of  Annandale,  and  the  port 
of  Lochmaben  to  the  ancestors  of  Robert  Bruce,  by  some  of  whom  a  castle  was  erected, 
of  v.'liich  there  are  still  some  r -mains.  By  the  accession  of  the  Bruce  family  to  the 
throne  it  became  a  Royal  Bureb,  Upon  the  death  of  David  2nd,  in  1371,  this  castle, 
Lochmaben,  and  the  Lordship  of  Annandale  came  to  Thomas  Randolph,  earl  of  Murray, 
and  went  with  his  sister  Agnes  to  the  Dunbars,  earls  of  March  ;  after  their  forfeiture  it 
went  to  the  Douglasses  who  also  lost  it  by  similar  conduct,  and  then  having  come  to 
Alexander  Duke  of  Albany,  he,  for  rebelling  against  his  brother,  king  James  3rd,  and 
plundering  the  fair  of  Lochmaben,  in  1484,  also  forfeited  it.  Since  that  period  it  con- 
tijiuod  in  the  hands  of  the  king,  and  became  the  great  key  of  the  western  border.  Many 
of  the  inhabitants  of  Annan  are  fishermen  ;  and  vessels  of  250  tons  can  come  within  half 
a  mile  of  the  town,  and  of  00  tons  as  high  as  the  bridge,  which  consists  of  five  arches  de- 
fenfied  by  a  gateway.  Annan  has  been  of  late  much  improved  by  new  streets  and  build- 
ings ;  at  its  cast  end  is  a  fine  new  church,  and  on  the  west  are  the  town  house  and 
market  places.  A  manufactory  for  carding  and  spinning  has  been  established  at 
tbi*  place,  wiiich  has  greatly  added  to  the  prosperity  and  population  of  the  town,  which 
has  some  trade  in  wine,  and  exports  annually  between  20  and  30,000  bushels  of  corn. 
The  revenue  of  the  burgh  arisingfrom fisheries,  toUs  &feu  duties,  is  about ^£'300  pet  annum. 
The  parish  of  Annan  is  about  eight  miles  long  and  from  one  to  three  broad ;  the  surface 
is  generally  level  and  the  soil  fertile.  Potatoes  are  much  cultivated  here,  and  they  are 
found  to  be  of  so  excellent  a  quality  as  to  be  much  sought  after  for  seed.  The  river 
Annan  intersects  this  parish  and  forms  an  excellent  harbour  at  its  influx  into  the  Frith. 
The  sides  ot  the  river  and  the  elevated  parts  of  the  parish  are  adorned  with  tracts  of 
planting.  Limestone,  granite  and  freestone  are  abundant ;  the  population  of  the  burgh  and 
parish  are.  about  4000.  The  town  is  governed  by  a  Provost,  BaUies,  Councillors,  a 
Treasurer  and  Dean  of  Guild. 

Market  day  Thursday.  Fairs  1st  Thursday  in  Feb.  1st  Thurs.  in  May  ;  3rd  Thursday 
in  August ;  1st  Tues.  after  29th  Sept.  3rd  Thurs.  in  Oct.  and  IstTues,  after  11th  of  Nov. 

John  Pool. — Post  Master. — Arrival  of  the  Mails.  From  the  south,  every  evening, 
about  six  o'clock,  and  from  the  north,  and  Ireland  about  half  past  one  in  the  morn- 
ing, and  dispatched  immediately  on  arrival. 


ANNAN. 


93 


Jgent. 
Scott  James,  to  commercial  bank  of  Scotland 

Academi/, 
Dalgleish  William,  High-st. 

Aiictioneers. 
Hill  Thomas,  Toothills 
Kerr  George,  Scotch-st. 
Richardson  John,  Butt-st. 

Bakers. 
Grierson  Samuel,  High-st. 
Johnston  E,  High-st. 
Kerr  Ann,  High-st. 
Reidford  William,  Lodge-st. 
Richardson  Robert,  High-st. 
Waugh  George,  High-st. 
Weild  William,  High-st. 
Wright  George,  High-st. 

Booksellers,  Stationers  and  Book- 
binders, 
iForrest  Peter,  High-st. 
Norvel  John,  High-st. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 
Dalgleish  George,  High-st. 
Jrvine  John  Morris-st. 
Jardine  George,  George-st 
Morton  Thomas,  High-st. 
Reid  William,  Edmin-st. 
Thomson  William,  High-st. 
Waugh  George,  High-st. 

Brazier  and  Tinman. 
Sinclair  Alexander,  High-st, 

Breweri/^, 
Little  W.  and  G.  Port-st. 

Coopers. 
Johnstone  William,  Port-st. 
M'CoDnochie  Thomas,  High-st. 
White  R.  Scotch-st. 

Corn  and  Flour  Dealers, 
Richardson  Robert,  High-st, 
Wright  George,  High-st. 

Corn  Merchant, 
Nicholason  Benjamin,  Port-st. 

Cotton  Dealer, 
Nelson  Senhouse,  High-st. 

Cotton  Spinners. 
Douglas  William  and  Co.  Annan-mills 

Earthenware  Dealers. 
Anderson  James,  Scotch-st. 
Rule  Thomas,  (&  glass  &  china)  High-st. 

Grocers, 
Beaty  A.  and  J.  Scotch-st, 
Forrest  John,  High-st. 
Kerr  Ann,  High-st. 
MoncriefF  William,  High-st. 
Rae  Mary,  High-st. 
Rule  Thomas,  High-st. 
Thomson  Francis,   High-st. 
Turner  Jenny,  Lodge-st. 
Williamson  Thomas,  High-st, 


Grocers  and  Spirit  JDealers. 
Cowan  Jane,  High-st, 
Graham  Charles,  High-st. 
Hope  John,  High-st, 
Hurst  James,  High-st. 
Jardine  James,  High-st. 
Lawson  Jane,  High-st* 
Little  John,  High-st. 
M'Clean  James,  Port-st. 
Nelson  Jonathan,  High-st. 
Pool  George,  High-st. 
Pool  Geerge,  jun.  High-st. 
Pool  George,  High-st, 
Rome  Christopher,  High-st, 
Weild  James,  High-st. 

Hat  Manufacturer  and  Dealer. 
Howe  Robert,  High-st. 

Hosigrs. 
Parish  Francis,  High-st. 
Little  and  Johnston,  Goose-green 
Rogerson  D.  (&  manufacturer)  High-st. 

Itins,  (principal.) 
Kings  Arms,  James  Burgess,  High-st. 
Queensberry  Arms,  Jos.  Benson,  High-st. 
Scotch  Arms,  Andrew  Forbron,  High-st. 

Iron  Monger, 
Irvine  Andrew,  High-st. 

Joiners. 
Atchison  James,  Toothills 
Ferguson  John,  Port-st. 
Gass  James,  George-st. 
Graham  George,  Edmin-st. 
Irving  and  Williamson,  High-st. 
Johnston  Douglas,  High-st. 
Moffat  James,  High-st, 
Oliver  George,  Edmin-st. 

Linen  Drapers. 
Ewart  James,  High-st. 
Parish  Francis,  High-st. 
Little  John,  High-st, 
Nelson  Senhouse,  High-st. 
Weild  David,  High-st. 

Merchants. 
Little  John,  High-st. 
Pool  George,  High-st. 
Williamson  Thomas,  High-st. 

Milliner. 
Lowther  Matilda,  High-st. 

Nailers. 
Forrest  George,  George-st. 
Irving  James,  George-st. 

Nursery  and  Seedsmen. 
Dickson  Robert,  High-st. 

Richmond , 

Painters  and  Glaziers. 
Gunning  John,  High-st. 
Wadeson  Robert,  High-st, 

Plumber. 
Elliot  Robert,  High-st. 

Printer,  Letter-press, 
Forrest  Peter,  High-st. 

Rope  Makers. 
Lawson  John,  Morris-st. 
Wilkin  Johtt,  Scotch-st. 


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Saddlers. 
Bell  William,  jun.  High-st. 
Bell  William,  Hiab-st. 
KinleyJohn,  High-st. 

Silk  Mercers. 
Ewart  James,  High-st. 

Straio  Hat  Makers, 
Nicol  Mary,  High-st. 
Kome  Elizabeth,  High-st. 

Surgeons. 
Irvine  John,  High-st. 
Johnstone  George,  High-st. 
Thorn  William,^  High-st. 

Tailors. 
Bell  George,  High-st, 
Finis  Andrew,  High-st. 
HI  James,  High-st. 
Jatdine  James,  Morris-st. 
Kichardson  James,  Scotch-st. 

Tamier. 
Irving  Gavin,  Butt-st. 

Tallvw  Chandlery 
Baxter  James,  High-st, 

Taverns  and  Public  Houses. 
Bell  John,  High-st. 
Elliot  Robert,  (Globe)   High-st. 
Forester  W.  (Free  Masons'  Arms)  Port-st. 
Gallor;ay  William,   (Bank  Tavern)  High-st 
Graham  ^'as.  (Evye  &  Lamb)   High-st» 
Graves  Thomas,   (Ship)  Port-st. 
Hope  haac,   ( Eiue  Bell)   High-st. 
Richardsdu  Christ.  (Red  Lionj  ScotcbrSt. 
Robisoa  E.  (Buck)  High-sf 
Roxburgh  Joseph,  High-st. 
Young  John,  (three  Crowns)  High-st. 

Timber  Merchants. 
Nelson  Benjamin,  High-st. 
Nicholson  Benjamin,  Port-st, 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 
Hodgson  Robert  and  Son,  High-st. 
Kerr  Alexander,  Scotch-st. 
Little  James,  High-st, 


Wheelwright. 
Johnston  Douglas,  Scotch-st. 

Whitesmith  and  Bellhangers. 

Hodden  George,  Port-st. 
Johnston  Thomas,  High-st. 
Moffat  William,  High-st. 

Woollen  Drapers^ 
Parish  Francis,  High-st. 
Hurst  James,  High-st. 
Little  John,  High-st. 
Nelson  Senhouse,  High  st. 
Weild  David,  High-st. 

Writers  i 
Fergusson  James,  Butt-st. 
Perish  John,  High-st. 
Foot  John,  George-st. 
Foot  Robert,  George-st. 
Graham  Richard,  fand  Town  Clerk) 
Little  James,  HIgh-st, 
Little  John,  High-st. 

MISCELLANY. 

Dalgleisb  John,  Principal  Officer  of  Custom? 

Little  John,  Esq.  Provost 

Dickson  Robert,     \^^,^y^y^^ 

Jardme  James,        J 

Irving  James,  Treasurer 

Hope  Isaac,  Dean 

Lang  John,  Excise  Officer 

Irvine  Benjamin,  Collector  of  Government 

Taxes,  High-st. 
Forrest  J.  Distributor  of  Stamps» High-st. 


Assembly  Rooms,  High-st. 

Clark  William,  Miller,  Windmill 

Forrest  Richard,  Master  of  Parish  School, 

Port-st. 
Lidderdales  Misses,  Boarding  School,  Edr 

min-st. 
I  Richardson  Janett,  glover,  High-st. 


DALKEITH. 

\tSL.  CONSIDERABLE  town  and  parish  in  the  county  of  Mid  Lothian,  beautifully  situ- 
ated on  the  banks  of  the  rivers  North  and  South  Esk,  which  entirely  encircle  the  town. 
The  surrounding  country  is  enchantingly  diversified  with  hill  and  dale,  wood  and  water  j 
at  a  short  distance  from  the  town  stands  Dalkeith  House,  the  noble  mansion  of  the  late 
Duke  of  Buccleuch  and  Queensbury,  surrounded  by  stately  forest  trees,  which  comes 
close  up  to  the  east  end  of  the  town,  adjoining  to  which,  is  the  Poi'ter's  Lodge,  and  au 
entry  into  the  park,  through  gates  of  wrought  iron.  The  High-street  is  veiy  spacious, 
and  affords  an  excellent  market  for  corn  and  meal,  two  days  in  the  week.  Monday  is  the 
market  day  for  meal,  and  Thursday  for  corn,  at  the  latter,  the  average  quantity  of  grain 
sold,  is  nearly  3000  bolls  per  day,  which  is  all  purchased  in  the  short  space  of  a  quarter 
of  an  hour,  and  what  renders  it  a  more  pleasant  thing  to  trade  in  this  market  is,  that, 
however  vast  the  purchase  of  grain,  all  is  paid  for  in  ready  money ;  the  varous  samples 
brought  to  the  market,  are  taken  in  sacks  from  carts,  &c,  ranged  in  rows,  in  a  central  and 
wide  part  of  the  town,  but  not  a  sack  mouth  is  opened,  until  a  signal  is  given  for  that 
purpose,  which  is,  the  ring  of  a  bell,  all,  in  an  instant  is  activity,  and  the  whole  business 
of  the  market  is  over  in  the  time  above  mentioned.    Besides  the  Parish  Church,  which  is 


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plain  and  antiquated,  there  are  plates  of  worship  for  Burghers,  Anti^burghers,  Metho- 
dists,  &c.  a  Grammar  School,  a  Charity  Workhouse,  a  School  for  the  nduratioa  of  chil- 
dren of  both  sexes,  on  the  Madras  system.  A  Tolbooth,  in  the  front  of  which  is  a  tablet, 
bearing  two  Dncal  Coronets,  with  the  leMers  E.  C.  F.  R.  M.L.  B.  1648  :  nor  is  Dalkeith 
deficient  iu  a  flesh  shambles,  which  market,  is  plentifully  supplied  with  meat  of  excellent 
quality.  In  this  town  are  the  stables  belongiiig  to  the  Caledonian  Hunt,  and  the  hounds 
are  kept  at  a  short  distance  tlierefrom. 

Dalkeith  is  governed  by  a  Baillie  ;  and  a  court  is  held  here  by  the  Justices  of  the 
Peace  f)r  tlie  county,  on  the  last  Thursday  in  each  month.  Its  annual  fairs  are  in  May, 
first  Thursday  after  Rutherlin  and  third  Tuesday  in  October.     Population  about  5000. 

Post  Office,  White  Hart-st. — James  M orison.  Post  Master. — Horse  Mail  from  Edin- 
burgh, arrives  at  ten  in  the  morning,  and  departs  three  in  the  afternoon.  Carlisle  Mail 
arrives  at  three  in  the  afternoon  ;  the  bag^  containing  letters  to  all  parts  of  the  Wast^ 
are  made  up  at  eight  at  night,  and  dispatched  at  si.K  in  the  morning. 


Agent  (GeneraU) 

Rae  William,  new  South-road 

Architect  arid  Builder. 

Sanderson  Alexander,  new  South-road 
Auctioneers. 

Aitken  John,  High-st. 

Rohertion  William,  High-st. » 

Turnbull  James,  High-st. 
Bakers. 

Bowes  William,  Hii.rli-st. 

Brichen  Margaret,  Hiah-st. 

Donaldson  David,  Higb-sf, 

Falconer  Alexander,  High-st. 

Gray  Andrew,  new  South-road 

Leyden  Peter,  High-st. 

Lyle  Robert,  High-st. 

Rutherford  James,  new  South-road 

Rutherford  John,  High-st. 

Taylor  Thomas,  High-st, 

Watson  James,  High-st. 

Wilson  George,  High-st. 
Bankers, 

Commercial  Banking  Company  of  Scotland's 
Office,  White  Hart-street,  James  Alex- 
ander, Agent 

Leith  Banking  Company's  Office,  White 
Hart-street,  John  Paterson,  Agent, 

Booksellers,  Stationers,  c^c, 
Duncan  Alexander,  High-st. 
Liyle  Peter,  [bookbinder]  High-st. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 
Cowan  James,  High-st. 
Forbes,  George,  High-st. 
Gilmer  Thomas,  High-st. 
Kelly  John,  High-st. 
LaW  Andrew  Thomson,  new  South-road 
Lorimer  John,  High-st. 
M'Gauld  Archibald,  High-st. 
Menzies  John,  Hiiih-st. 
Pettie  David,  High-st. 
Simpson  Jphn,  new  South-road 
Somervell  Robert,  High-st. 

Brewers. 
Archibald  Thomas,  new  South-road 
Hislop  Thomas,  High-st. 

Cabinet  Makers. 
Paterson  Alexander,  Hijjh-st. 
Speitce  John,  Purcell's-closs 


Tait  Benjamin,  High-st. 
Wright  John,  Back-st. 

Corn  Merchants. 
Hogg  William,  White  Hart-st. 
Sanderson  Thomas,  High-st. 
Stevens  John,  New-mills 

Curriers. 

Dawson  Andrew,  High-st. 

Gray  Andrew,  new  South-road. 
Druggists, 

Skedden  Jessie,  High-st. 

Young  E.  R.  High-st. 

Di/ers. 

Clark  William,  Bridge-end 

Gray  James,  Wicket 

Glass,  China,  dfc.  Dealers. 

Foggan  Thomas,  High-st. 

Hutchinson  Andrew,  new  South-road 

Srails  John,  High-st. 

Young  Ann,  High-st. 

Grocers* 

Aitken  George,  High-st. 

Borrowman  James,  High-st. 

Bowes  James,  High-st. 

Brnydon  Agnes,  High-st. 

Campbell  John,  High-st. 

Forrest  Thomas,  High-st, 

Gray  John  &  Son,  High-st. 

Hardie  James,  new  South-road 

Jaffrey  George,  High-st. 

Jcnkinson  Margaret,  High-st. 

Pryde  William,  High-st. 

RussellJanett,  High-st, 
Scott  Andrew,  High-st. 
Smeall  A.  High-st. 
Swan  James,  new  South-road 
Tait  William,  High-st. 
Waterston  Robert,  High-st. 
Wilson  George,  High-st. 
Wilson  Isabela,  High-st. 
Wright  Mrs.  Higlv-st. 
Young  Samuel,  High-st. 

Haberdashers. 
Muchet  Wm.  and  Son,  High-st 
Pringle  John,  High-st. 
Robertson  William,   High-st* 
Watson  Thomas,  High-st, 

Gunpowder  Maker* 
Hitcheaer  aud  Huuter 


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Hat  MannfacturerSf 
Hislop  Tlionias,  HigU-st. 
M'lHtosh  James,  Berry's-close 

Importer  of  fVines. 
Scott  Andrew,  High-st. 

Inns. 
Harrow,  Peter  Moffat,  west  Town-eud 
New  Cross  Keys,  Elizb.  Davidson,  High-st. 
Old  Cross  Keys,  Mark  Young,  High-st. 
White  Hart,   Jas.  Morison,  White-hart-st. 

L'on  Founders. 
Muchet  George,  Dalkeith-foundry 

Iron  Mongers. 
Elliot  Charles,  High-st. 
Gordon  James,  new  South-road 
Murray  Alex,  new  South-road 
Oliver  Jokn,  High-st. 
Watson  Peter,  High-st. 
Wilson  John  &  Alex.  High-st. 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers, 
Johnstone  Pringle,  High-st. 
Rae  George  &  Son,  new  South-road 
Reid  John,  High-st. 
Wood  John  &  Thomas,  High-st. 

Manufacturers , 
Clark  David,  (worsted)  Back-st. 
Clark  Wm.  (carpet)  Bridge-end 
Muchet  Wm,  and  Son,  Back-st. 
Rae  George  and  Son,  new  South-road 
Scott  &  Co.  (worsted)  High-st. 

Merchant. 
Rae  William,  new  South-road 

Millers. 
Hogg  William,  White-hart-st. 
Stevens  John,  New-mills 

Milliners. 
Dickinson  Misses,  High-st. 
Doughtie  Misses,  High-st. 
Fisher  Misses,  High-st. 

Pai7iters  Sf  Glaziers. 
Crichton  Wm.  EdVnburgh-road 
Gumming  Alexander,  High-st. 
Thomson  Alexander,  High-st. 

Physicians, 
Chalmers  David,  High-st. 
Graham  Andrew,  High-st. 
Graham  Walter,  White-hart-st. 
Morison  James,  Back-st. 

Plasterers. 
Telford  James,  High-st. 
Thomson  William,  High-st, 
Wilson  Robert,  High-st. 

Printer,  [^Letter- Press.'] 
Bonnar  David,    (&  bookbinder)  Hiyh-st. 

Saddlers. 
Berry  James,  High-st. 
Simpson  Walter,  High-st. 
Smeall  John,  new  South-road 
Waterston  George,  new  South-road 
Young  Thomas,  High-st. 

Seedsmen. 
Ballantyne  Wm.(&  nursery)  west  Town-end 
Elliot  Charles,  High-st. 
Wilson  John  and  Alexander,  Higb-st. 


Spirit  Dealers, 

Bigger  Mary,  High-st, 
Downs  William,  High-st. 
Hardie  John,  new  South-road 
Russell  David,  High-st. 
Scott  Andrew,  High-st. 
Simpson  Alexander,  High-st. 
Srneall  A.  High-st. 
Taylor  Wm.  new  South-road 
Traquhair  George,  High-st. 
Wright  John,  High-st. 
Young  Samuel,  High-st. 

Surgeons. 
Govan  Alexander,  Edinburgh-road 
Scott  Ebenezer,  High-st. 
Scott  Ebenezer,  jun.  High-st. 
Young  Ed.  R.  High-st, 

Tailors, 
Allison  William,  High-st. 
Porteous  James,  High-st. 
Thomson  William,  High-st. 
Wood  Robert, 
Young  Henry,  Robertson's-close 

Tallow  Chandlers. 
Matheson  David,  jun.  &  Co.  High-st. 
Wood  and  Yooll,  High-st. 
Tanners. 
Paterson  Wm.  and  Co.  North-wynd 
Thorburn  Alex.  Dalkeith  Tan  Works 

Tinplate  Workers. 
M'Donald  Alexander,  High-st 
Robertson  John,  new  South-road 

Tobacconists, 
Andrews  William,  Edinburgh-road 
Collier  James,  High-st. 
Gray  George,  new  South-road 
Miller  James,  High-st. 
Porteous  James,  High-st. 
Spence  James,  Back-st. 
White  James,  High-st, 

Vintners, 
Allison  Thomas,  Back-st. 
Brotherston  William,  Back-st. 
Charles  Isabel,  new  South-road 
Collison  Francis,  west  Town-end 
Cosse  Alexander,  new  South-road 
Duncan  Bathsheba,  High-st. 
Mcwross  Thomas,  High-st. 
Moore  John,  High-st. 
Raeburn  Alexander,  Edinburgh-road 
Riddle  Peter,  Back-st. 
Stenhouse  George,  High-st. 
Thomson  William,  High-st. 
Wilkeson  David,  Back-st. 
Wilson  Alexander,  new  South-road 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 
Innes  Alexander,  netv  South-road 
M'CallJohn,  High-st. 
Pringle  Ihomas,  High-st. 
Welsh  George,  High-st. 

Wrights. 
Purvis  Walter,  new  South-road 
Thomson  William,  High-st. 
Wilson  Robert,  High-st. 


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tVriters, 
Aifken  John,  High-st. 
Roterton  William,   High-st. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Ballantyne   William,    snufF    manufacturer, 

New-mills 
Biggar  Walter,  bleacher,  Walk-mills 
Dalgleish  David, cork  cutter.  Common-close 
Daw8on  John,  brush  maker,  High-st. 
Hamilton  Jotm,  cutler,  Back-st. 
Mewross  Thos.    glazier  and  slater,  High-st. 
Pringle  James,  cooper,  Robertsons-close 
Scott  Alexander,  skinner,  Bridge-end. 
Smith  William,  perfumer,  High-st. 
Thomson  Robert,  plumber,  High-st. 
Williams  William,  smith  &  farrier,  Back-st 

Carriers  by  Land. 
Bowden,  Andrew  Scott,  Wednesday,,  seven 

at  night,  from  the  Harrow  Ina 
Carlisle,  Alexander  Mair,  Sat.    and   Wed. 

seven  at  night,  from  the  Hariow  Inn 
Coldstream,   George  Penny,  Wed.  seven  at 

night,  from  the  Bay  Horse 
Edinburgh,  Wm.  Stenhouse,  Tu.  Wed.  Th. 

Friday  and  Sat.   eleven  in  the  forenoon, 

.3,  Berrys-close 
Edinburgh,    Alexander   Hutchison,   Tues. 

Wed.  Thurs.  Friday  and  Sat.  eltvenin  the 

forenoon,  from  the  Harrow  Inn 
Gallowshills,  John  Young,  Wed.  seven  at 

night,  from  the  Harrow  Inn 


Gordon,  John  M'Dougall,  Wed.  seven  at 

night,  from  the  Bay  Horse 
Howick,   Alexander  Mair,  Sat.  and  Wed. 

seven  at  night,  from  the  Harrow  Inn 
Ke.lso,  William  Craise,  Wed,seven  at  night, 

from  the  Bay  Horse 
Langam,  Robert  Leishman,  Mon.&  Thurs. 

ten  at  night,  from  the  St.igs  Head 
Lillisleaf,   George  Andrews,    Wed.  seven  at 

night,  from  the  Harrow  Inn 
Lillisleaf  Archibald  Law,   Wed.  seven   at 

night,  from  the  Harrow  Inn 
Melross,  Michael   Mercer,  Wed.  seven  at 

night,  from  the  Harrow  Inn 
Peebles,  William  Hall,  every  other  Friday, 

from  the  Harrow  Inn 
Selkirk,  John  Bollington,   Wed.  seven  at 

night,  from  the  Harrow  Inn 

CoacJies. 

From  Morison's  Office,  High  street ;  or 
the  Duke  of  Buccleuch's  Arms,  White 
Hart-st.  a  Coach  to  Edinburgh,  every 
lawful  day,  at  ten  in  the  morning,  and  six 
in  the  evening. 

From  the  old  Cross  Keys,to  Edinhirgh,  by 
way  of  Laswaile,  a  Coach  every  lawful 
day,  at  seven  at  night. 

From  the  new  Cross  Keys,  a  Coach  to  Edin- 
burgh, every  lawful  day,  at  nine  in  the 
morning,  and  half  past  five  in  the  evening 


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DUMFRIES 


S  a  Royal  Burgh,  and  the  county  town  of  the  shire,  distant  72  miles  from  Edinburgh, 
28  from  Kirkcudbright,  and  39  from  Carlisle  ;  it  is  situated  on  the  left  bank  of  the  river 
Nith,  over  which  are  two  bridges,  forming  a  communication  with  MaxwellTown,  which  is 
a  burgh  of  barony,  and  a  populous  suburb  of  Dumfries  :  about  nine  miles  below  the 
town,  the  Nith  discharges  itself  into  the  Solway  Frith.  In  the  12th  century,  Dumfries 
■was  a  place  of  some  consideration  ;  it  was  ih  the  church  of  this  town,  that  Robert  Bruce 
killed  the  traitor  Cumine,  who  had  betrayed  his  country  to  the  English  ;  a  bridge  over 
the  Nith,  some  religious  houses,  and  a  castle,  with  the  fishery  of  the  river,  contrib°uted  at 
that  period  to  form  it  into  a  town.  During  the  time  that  England  and  Scotland  were 
separate  kingdoms,  Dumfries  was  a  place  of  strength,  where  the  Scots  borderers  retired 
from  the  effects  of  reciprocal  aggressions.  Since  the  commencement  of  the  last  century 
it  has  made  gradual  advances  in  wealth  and  population.  The  principal  street  extends  three 
fourths  of  a  mile,  the  whole  length  of  the  town,  in  a  direction  parrellel  with  the  Nith, 
towards  the  centre  of  the  town,  this  street  is  nearly  100  feet  in  width  ;  besides  this  there 
are  a  number  of  other  streets  of  inferior  note.  Dumfries  has  two  handsome  churches  of 
the  establishment.  In  the  cemetry  attached  to  oneof  which  is  placed  a  monument,  or  rather 
cenotaph,  to  the  memory  of  Burns.  The  traveller  will  feel  both  surprize  and  melan- 
choly satisfaction,  in  visiting  this  receptacle  for  the  manes  of  the  departed,  for  there  is 
net  perhaps  in  the  three  Kingdoms  a  church-yard  possessing  so  numerous  and  magnificent 
a  collection  of  tombs,  columns  and  pedestals  of  excellent  Avorkmanship,  as  this  of  Dum- 
fries, which  is  in  fact,  "  the  Abbey"  of  this  part  of  Scotland.  In  a  retired  street,  but 
in  competent  circumstances,  lives  the  widow  of  the  author  of  "  the  Cotter's  Saturday 
Night"  and  she  who  has  been  celebrated  as  "  My  bonny  Jean"  still  lives  to  witness 
the  increasing  admiration  bestowed  on  the  works  of  "her  dear  "  Rab,"  and  the  press  still 
teeming  with  new  editions  of  them.  Additional  to  the  two  churches  previously  named, 
there  are  also  a  large  Catholic,  an  Episcopal,  a  Burgher,  an  Antibnrgher,  an  Independent, 
a  Relief,  a  Methodist  and  Missionary  Churches  and  Meeting  Houses.  Here  is  a  good 
Town  House  containing  the  Courts  of  Justice  and  Public  Offices,  a  new  Prison  on  an  im- 
proved plan,  a  good  public  School  built  by  subscription,   an  Infirmary,  an  Hospital  and  a 


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DUMFRIES. 


House  of  CorrectioQ.     Of  the  two  bridges  over  tlie  Nith  previously  named,    the  more 
ancient  one  of  eight  arches  is  supposed  to  have  been  built  upwards  of  r)00  years,  the 
other  is  a  spacious  and  elegant  one    recently  built.     The  industry  of  the  place  is  exerted 
chiefly  for  the  accommodation  of  the   inhabitants  and   the   circumjacent  country.     The 
principal  manufactures  are  those   of  bats,    with  some  cotton  and  woollen  goods,    baskets 
and  wicker  toys,     The  Nith  at  full  tide  gives  the  advantages  of  a  port,  and  much  shipping 
business  is  done  in  the  export  of  grain  and  potatoes   coastwise,   and  also  some  dozen  ves- 
sels in  the  American  trade.     Here  is  a  good  moderu  building  erected  for  the  use  of  the 
incorporation  of  trades  ;  not   far  distant  from  the  town,  may  be  seen  the  remains  of  an 
Abbey,  termed  "  the  College"  ;  also  Lencluden  and  Sweethearts'  Abbeys,  the  latter  now 
termed  the  new  Abbey ;   n  more   particular  description  of  which,    than  our  limits  will 
allew,  may  be  found  in  "  Grose's  Antiquities'*.    Dumfries  is  governed  bya  Provost,  three 
Baillics,  a   Dean  of  Guild,  a  Treasurer,  twelve  Merchant  and  seven  Trade  Councillors, 
and  joins  with  Lochmaben,  Annan,    Sanquhar  and  Kirkcudbright,   in  sending  a  Member 
to  Parliament.     The  Circuit  Court  of  Justiciary,    for  the  county  of  Dumfries,   and  the 
Stewartry    of   Kirkcudbright  is  held  in   the  town  twice  a  year.     Dumfries  is  perhaps  a 
place  of  more  gaiety  and  elegance  than  any  other  town   of  its  size  in  Scotland  ;  the  in- 
habitants are  fond  of  polite  amusements,  they  have  a  well  attended  Theatre,   a  News  and 
Reading  Room,  Public  Subscription  Library,  and  regular  Assemblies.     The  advantages  of 
a  healthy  situation,   a  regular  communication  with  the  northern  and  western  parts  of 
Scotland,   of  excellent  schools  and  public  amusements,  invite  many  of  the  neighbouring 
gentry  to  spend  a  considerable  portion  of  the  year  in  it.     The   Dumfries  and  Galloway 
"Hunt,  meet  here  annually,  and  occasionally  the  Caledonian  Hunt,     King  James  VI.  pre- 
•ented  to  the  trades  of  Dumfries,  a  "  silver  gun"  (as  it  is  termed)  with  his   royal  licence, 
to  shoot  for  it  every  year ;  at  this  festival  the  different  corporations  are  collected  in  hands, 
under  their  respective  standards,  and  proceeding  by  seniority  are  marched  to  the  appointed 
exhibition  ground,   where  the  gun  is  after  some  hours  tiring,  awarded  to  tiie  best  marks- 
man ;   tlie  day  is  then  concluded  with  social  entertainments.     Dumfries  gives  the  title  of 
Earl  to  the  chief  of  the  family  of  Crichton.     The  population  of  the  town  and  iuburbs 
is  estimated  at  15,000.     F.iirs  are  held  in  Dumfries  on  the  first  Wednesday  in  February, 
O.  S.    May  26th,    or   Wednesday  following  ;    September  25th,   or  Wednesday  following, 
and  November  22ud,  or  Wednesday  following  ;   market  days  are  Wednesday  and  Friday. 

Time  of  the  Arrival  of  the  Mails  at  Dumfries. 
Post  Office.  Robert  Threshie,  Post  Master, — The   Mails  from    Edinburgh,  Glasgow, 
London  and  Carlisle,    arrive   at  Dumfries  at  half  past  eight,    P.  M,  and  the  Mail  from 
Port  Patrick,  arrives  at  Dumfries  at  twelve  at  night. 

Time  of  the  Djspatch  of  the  Mails  from  Dumfries. 
The  Mails  for  Edinburgh  and  Glasgow  are  dispatched  from  Dumfries  at  half  past  five, 
A.  M.  ;   the  Mail  for  Port  Patrick  is  dispatched  from  Dumfries  at  about  nine  P.  M.  and 
the   Mails  for  London   and  Carlisle  are   dispatched  from  Dumfries  at  half  past  twelve 
at  night. 


Magistrates,  S)-c. 
William  Thotnson,  Provost 
John  M'George         ~) 
Thomas  Henderson   >  Baillies 
John  Kerr  ) 

John  Douglas,  Treasurer 
Christopher  Armstrong,  Dean 
John  Barker,  Chamberlain 

Kinlock  Wrnlock,  Convener  of  the  seven  in- 
corporated trades,    and  Deacon  of   the 
Squaremen 
Peter  Findlater,  Deacon  of  the  Hammermen 
Samuel  Inman,  Deacon  of  the  Weavers 
Robert  Grainger,  Deacon  of  the  Tailors 
Peter  Anderson,  Deacon  of  the  Shoemakers 
Alexander  Lookup,  Deacon  of  the  Skinners 
William  Selkirk,  Deacon  of  the  Fleshers 

Petr  PrimrL  \  Clerkstothe  Incorporation 


Clerks  to  the  Town  Council 


Francis  Sliortt 

Robert  Loche 

Philip  Forsyth,  Provost,  Nithside,  Maxwell- 
town 

Staig  John,  Collector  of  his  Majesty's  Cus- 
toms, 8,  Shakespeare-st. 

Jackson  Ilbt,  Comptroller       ^  g      Shaks- 

Luke  Jas.  Clerk  to  Collector   r-Jgare-st 

Anderson  Robert,  Surveyor     3  ' 

M'Farlane  Jas,  Collector  of  Excise,  High-st. 

Kirkpatrick  Roger,  Collector  of  County  Tax, 
1,  Grey-friars-st. 

George  Munro,  L.L.D.  Rector  of  the  Gram- 
mar School 
Thomas  White,  Master  of  the  Mathemati- 
cal School 
John  Kennedy,  Master  of  the  Writing  School 
William  Haig,  Master  of  the  English  School 
James  M'Robert,  Master  of  another  English 
School,  in  Academy-st. 


DUMFRIES, 


99 


Academies. 

Bushley  Eliza,  (boarding)  Castle-st. 

riemison  Margaret,  (boarding)  10,English-st 

Ncilson  Robert,  7,  Irish-st. 

Nicholson  Mrs,  (boarding)  High-st. 
Agents. 

Barker  John,  (for  branch  of  bank  of  Scot- 
land; 15,  Bank-st. 

Bowes  Hen.  [for  London  tea  Co.]  4,  High-st 

C'ommelin  John,   (for  British  linen  Co.)  P>9, 
High-st. 

M'Diarmid  John,  [for  branch  of  coiinmercial 
bank  of  Scotland]  129,  High-st. 

M'Minn  John,  Academy-st. 

M'Whir  James,  (for  Lloyds)  English-st. 

Millar  James,  [bleadiinp,]  9,  Church-place 

Ralton  David,  [weaving]  117,  High-st. 

Auctioneers. 
Dawson  John,  King-st. 
Grainger  Henry,  [and  messenger  at  arms] 

11,  Town- head 
Johnston  George,  White-sands 
Kerr  James,  5,  King-st. 
Porteous  Charles,  62,  High-st. 
Richardson  John,  76,  High-st. 

Bakers. 
Barber  John,  12,  Friars-vennel 
Bryden  John,  1,  St.  David-st. 
Chalmers  James,  47,  St.  Michael-st. 
Corson  James,  jun.  (army)  8S,  High-st. 
Coulter  Samuel,     (and"  flour  dealer)    122, 

High-st. 
Dobie  Hugh,  143,  High-st. 
Hume  John,  13,  English-st. 
M'Neil  James,  23,  High-st. 
Montgomery  Andrew,  74,  High-st. 
Montgomery  Alexander,  104,  High-st. 
Shortridge  James,  42,  Galloway-st.  and   2, 

old  Bridge-st.  Mamvell-town 
Smith  John,  60,  High-st. 
Wright  Robert,  9,  High-st. 
Young  Robert,  12,  old  Flesh-market-st. 

Bankers. 
Branch  of  bank  of  Scotland,  (John  Barker, 

agent)  15,  Bank-st. 
British  Linen  Co.   [John  Commelin,  agent] 

39,  High-st. 
Napier  John,    [for  the  Galloway  bank]  at- 
tends at  the  Kings  Arms,  Wed.  &  Thurs. 
Book  Binders. 
Anderson  Allan,  69,  High-st. 
Anderson  John,  High-st. 
Dunbar  John,  76,  English-st. 
Robertson  James,  27,  Buccleuch-st. 
Sinclair  James,  90,  High-st. 

Booksellers  mid  Stationers, 
Anderson  Allan,    [and  circulating  library] 

69,  High-st. 
Anderson  John,  11,  High-st. 
Collins  Robert,  Church-place 
Eraser  William,  107,  High-st. 
Johnstone  John,  [and  circulating  library] 

33,  High-st. 
Sinclair  James,  90,  High-st, 
Sinclair  John,  132,  Iligh-st, 


Boot  and  Shoe  Makers, 
Anderson  G.  and  S.  108,  High-st. 
Andei-son  Peter,  164,  High-st. 
Blacklock  J.  46,  Friars-vennel 
Brown  Charles,  8,  Market-st.  Maxwell-town 
Ewing  James,  13,  High-st. 
GassJkmes,  15,  English-st. 
Gordon  John.  ,39,  Friars-vennel 
Henderson  Patrick,  35,  Irish-st. 
Henderson  William,  7,  Bank-st. 
Hunter  John,  9,  Galloway-st. Maxwell-town 
Irving  John,  32,  Friars-vennel 
Irving  Peter,  90,  Friars-vennel 
Kelly  John,  13,  Market-st-  Maxwell-town 
M'Cellun  John,  13,  Friars-vennel 
M'Clcllan  Robert,  10,  Nith-place 
Mitchell  Robert,  High-st. 
Murdoch  James,  24,  English-st. 
Murray  Jn.  6,  old  Bridge-st.  Maxwell-town 
Nibloe  James,  [army]  24,  Friars-vennel 
Primrose  Samuel,  79,  Fi'iars-vennel 
Richardson  William,  33,  Irish-st. 
Scott  Walter,  140,  High-st. 
Scott  Robert,  60,  English-st. 
Shortridge  John,  14,  Rcd-lion-st.  Maxwell- 
town 
Shunks  James,  2,  Brewery-st. 
Taylor  Alexander,  15,  St.  David-st, 
Taylor  Peter,  35^  Friars-vennel 
Thorburn  John,  3,  Queensberry-square 
Wilson  James,  16,  Friars-vennel 
Wilson  Wm.  1 ,  Friars-vennel. 
Wilson  John,  Engiish-st. 

Braziers  and  Tinmen. 

Clark  John,  47,  Friars-vennel 
M'Naught  Peter,  9,  new  Flesh-market  st. 
Milligan  Thomas,  91,  High-st, 
Wilson  John,  47,  Friars-vennel 

Breweries. 

Barry  Charles,  Brewery-st. 

Corson  James,  28,  Irish-st. 

Lammie  William,  White-sands 

Payne  Thomas,  54,  Long-close,  High-st. 

Richardson  James,  2,  Nith-place 

Shortridge  James,  42,    Gallowaj'-st,  Max- 
well-town, Brewery,  old  Bridge-st 

Turner  John,  26,    Galloway-st.  Maxwell- 
town 

Cabinet  Makers. 

Charters  James,  English-st. 

Donaldson  George,  74,  old  Flesh-market-st. 

Gregan  and  Creighton,    163,  High-st,  and 
Clerk-hill  '       5       ' 

Halliday  Jn.  65,  CoUege-st,  Maxwell-towu 

Hannah  John,  13,  Nith-place 

Howat  James,  7,  CoUege-st.  Maxwell-town 

Kerr  George,  89,  High-st. 

M'Gowan  John,  26,  Queensberry-square 

M'Lean  William,  45,  Glasgow-st.  Maxwell- 
to\vn 

Rankine  Bryce  54,  High-st. 

Reid  Thomas,  85,  English-st. 

Robb  Charles,  jun.   10,  Grey-friars-st. 

Robb  Charles,  sen,  6,  St.  David-st, 

Carvers  and  Gilders. 
I  M'Pherson  James,  54,  High-«t. 


100 


DUMFRIES. 


M'Pherson  Robert,  12,  High-st. 

Roberts  Thomas,  44,  High-st. 
Chair  Makers. 

Black  Saml.  24,  Glasgow-st.  Maxwell-town 

Nicholson  William,  1  and  2,  St.  Andrews-st. 

Strong  Oliver,  6,  St.  David-st. 
doggers. 

Carruthers  Wm.  [manufacturer]  93,  Friars- 
vennel 

Cunningham  Joseph,  lower  Burna-st. 

Cunningham  James,  41,  Galloway-st.  Max- 
well-town 

Clothes  Brokers. 

Creighton  AVm.  56,  Friars-vennel 

Love  John,  62,  Friars-vennel 

M'Kill  James,  36,  Friars-vennel 

Morgan  Thomas,  38,  Brewery-st. 

Richardson  Burnsidc,  High-st 

Smith  George,  52,  Friars-vennel 
Coach  Builders. 

Beck  Joseph,  1  and  61,  English-st, 

Bell  William,  60,  Irish-st. 

Confectioners. 

Reece  John,  12,  St.  Andrews-st. 

Taylor  AVilliam,  63,  High-st. 

Spraggs  Edward,  66,  High-st, 

Storey  Elizabeth,  142,  High-st. 
Coopers, 

Armstrong  Thomas,  42,  High-st. 

Beattie  James,  54,  High-st. 

M'Burnie  Jn.  26,  Market-st.  Maxwell-town 

Mofliit  Win.  42,  Irish-st. 

Scott  Robert,  25,  old  Flesh-market-st. 
Corn  and  Flour  Dealers. 

Bryden  John,  49,  St.  Micbael-st. 

Corson  James,  jun.  (flour)  88,  High-st. 

Dobie  Joseph,  18,  English-st. 

Hume  John,  (flour}  13,  English-st. 

Hunter  David,  34,  St.  Michael-st. 
Cork  Cutters. 

Armstrong  James,  26,  Brewery-st. 

Leighton  Miles    (manufacturer)    14,    As- 
sembly-st. 

Turner  James,  44,  High-st, 
Curriers. 

Hetherington  Richard,  lii,  E;i.;lish-st. 

Nicholson  Jannes,  74,  Engll:-li-st. 

Nicholson  Robert,  Shalcespeare-st. 

Primrose  Robert,  Brewery-st. 

WemysfiJohn&  Thos.  5,  Howgate-st. 
Maxwell-town 

Cutlers. 

Hinchsliffe  J.  W.  128,  High-st. 

Rae  William.  1.9,  Glasgow-st.Maxwell-town 
Dry  suiter. 

Leighton  Miles,  14,  Assemblj"-st. 

Dyers. 

Armstrong  Robert,  White-sands 

Brown  James,  29,  Market  St.  Maxwell-town 

(iraham  R,  13,  St.  David-st. 

HoUiday  George,  7,  English-st. 

Thompson  Andrew,  41,  St.  Michael-st. 

Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Offices, 
British,  James  Keddie,  15,  Bank-st. 


Globe,  James  Richardson,  [&  annuity]  109, 
High-st. 

Imperial,  Jn.  Brand,  i ,  new  Flesh-market-st 

North  British,  William  Thomson,  Writer, 
131,  High-st. 

Norwich    Union,  John    M'Diarmid,    129, 
High-st. 

Ptenix,  Wm.  Grierson,  51,  High-st. 

Star,  James  Thomson,  50,  Irish-st. 

Suffolk,  Gregan  &  Creighton,  163,  HighrSt, 
Flax  Dressers. 

Bryden  Joseph,  16,  High-st. 

Hepburn  Andrew,  4,  St.  Andrew-st, 

Knight  Edward,  45,  Friars-vennel 

Little  George,  71,  Friars-vennel 

Thomson  Robert,  81,  Friars-vennel 
Class  and  China  Dealers. 

Billington  Richard,  Bank-st. 

Crosbie  Janett,  124,  High-st. 

Grainger  Robert,  46,  High-st, 

Waugh  William,  27,  High-st. 
Glovers, 

Kennedy  Ann,  165,  High-st. 

Woodmass  John,  166,  High-st, 
Grocers. 

Affleck  Thos.  [&  colour  manuf.]  Bank-st. 

Bairden  Thomas,  2.3,  English-st. 

Black  John,  64,  English-st. 

Blacklock  Mary,  5,  English-st. 

Bran  John,  1,  new  Flesh-market-st. 

BroTiTi  Mar  J',  16,  Academy-st. 

Craig  James,  48,  Glasgow-st.  Maxwell-towB 

Crosbie  David,  127,  Ijigh-st. 

Crosbie  James,  17,  English-st. 

Fraser  William,  95,  High-st. 

Henderson  Thomas,  28,  Queensberry-square 

Hunter  Andrew,  31,  Queensberry-square 

Jamieson  John,  50,    Glasgow-st.  Maxwell- 
town 

M'Burnie  James,  Bi'ewery-st. 

M'George  John,  jun.  7,  Nith-place 

M'Lellan  John,  5,  Queensberry-square 

M' Michael,  Alex.  80.  High-st. 

Milligan  John,  38,  Fiiars-vennel 

Nicholson  Mary,  134,  High-st. 

Palmer  Robert,  Brewery-st. 

Paterson  Saml,  Friars-vennel 

Sloan  Jas.  &  Robt,  2,  Queensberry-sq. 

Thomson  Wm,  94,  Hig!i-st, 

Thomson  Robt.  jnn.  ."J?,  High-st. 

Thomson  John,  81,  High-st. 

Grocers  6j-  Spirit  Dealers. 

Armstronp,  Christopher,  11,  High-st. 

Bendell  Jas,  68,  Friars-vennel 

Birch  Wm.  71,  English-st. 

Bbickstock  Elizabeth,  152,  High-st. 

Blair  Robt.  78,  old  Flesh-market-st. 

Dickie  Wm.  [spirit  only]  67,  English-st. 

Dickson  George,  new  Bridge-st. 

Ferguson  Joseph,  45,  old  Flesh-market-st. 

Fleming   Andrew,   38,    Galloway-st.  Max- 
well-town 

Foster  Elizb.  8,  Church -st.  Maxwell-town 

Gibson  Wm.  26,  Hiah-st. 

Glendinuing  Thos.  118,  High-st. 

Gordon  Jas.  94,  Friara-rennel 


DUMFRIES. 


101 


Gregan  Wm.  3,  English-st. 

Hastings  Jas,  11,  Eng^Hsh-st. 

Inman  Saoiuel,  61,  old  Flesh-markct-ot. 

Kerr  Wm,  16,  old  Flesh-market-st. 

KirkpatrickWm.  63,  old  Flesli-niarket-st. 

LaucasterJosh.[spirilonly]59,Fi'iars-v-eanel 

Locke  Thos,  39, Galloway-st.  Maxwell-town 

M'George  John,  32,  old  Flesh-market-st. 

M '  George.  Margt.  30,  Quoensherry-sq. 

M'Ken  Adam,  13,  new  Bridge-st. 

M'Lamrorh  T.  3(3, Galloway-st. Maxwell-tn. 

M' Whir  Jas.  70,  English-st. 

Millar  George,  7,  Qiieensberry-sq. 

Mundell  Wm.  158,  High-st. 

Neilson  Saml.  82,  High-st, 

Newall  James,  33,  St.  Michael-st. 

Parkins  Joseph,  56,  St.  Michael-st. 

Patei-son  Wm,  4,  Galloway-st.  Maxwell-tn. 

Richardson  James,  109,  High-st. 

Robb  Chas.  37,  Friars-vennel 

Robertson  Andrew,  135,  High-st. 

Robertson  George,  7,  English-st. 

Scott  George,  2,  Church-place 

Smith  Jas.  61,  College-st.  Maxwell-town 

Thomson  John,  26,  Friais-vennel 

Walker  Robert,  45,  High-st. 

Walker  John,  20,  Market-st.  Maxwell-town 

Gunsmiths. 
Johnston  Robert,  10,  new  Flesh-market-st. 
Kennan  John,  27,  Buccleuch-st. 
Kerr  Thos.  82,  Friars-vennel 

Hat  Makers   Sf  Dealers. 
Balieff  Joseph,  126,  High-st. 
Balieff  Wm.  &  Son,  8,  St.  David-st. 
Beattiejohn  &  Co.  42,  St.  Michael-st. 
M'Caskie  George,  22.  High-st. 
Wilkie  Frazer,  17,  High-st. 

Hosiers. 
Baird  Thos,  64,  High-st. 
Burgess  Robt.  31,  High-st. 
Haiminj,  H ogg  and  Gracie,  116,  High-st. 
Haiming  Jas.  8,   Glasgow-st.  Maxwell-tn- 
Milligaa  Wm.  10,  new  Bridge-st, 
Pagan  John,  10,  English-st. 
Scott  and  Dinwiddle,  38,  English-st. 
Shore  George,  21,  English-st. 

hins,  (Principal.). 
Fraser  John,  (Kings  Arms)  1:^9,  High-st, 
Nicholson  Jas.  (Coffee-house)  113,  High-st 
Pasan   Joseph,    (Crown)    58,    Glasgow-st. 

Maxwell-town 
Williamson  Mrs.  (Commercial-Hotel)    21, 

High-st, 

Iron,  ^c.  Founders. 
Affleck  John,  77.  High-st. 
Aiken  Thos.  &  Wm.  (brass)  56,  High-st, 
Porter  R.    &  Co.  Dumfries   &   Galloway, 

Maxwell-town,  warehouse,  Queen-st. 

Iron  Mongers. 
Bell  David,  113,  High-st. 
M'George  John,  99,  Highest. 
M'Kenzie  John,  49,  High-st. 
Paterson  Jas.  &  Son,  29,  High-st, 
Watt  Robert,  37,  High-st. 


Joiners. 

Carruthers  John,  Brewery-st. 

Colvin  John,  40,  old  Flesh-market-st. 

Crosbie  Thos.  136,  High-st. 

Dickson  Adam,  27,  Galloway-st.  Maxwell- 
town 

Forsyth  John,  (&  builder)  38,  Glasgow-st. 
Maxwell-town 

Gregan  &  Creighton,  (&  builders) Clerk-hill 

Johnstone  Christr,  48,  High-st. 

M'Cubbiu   &   Geddes,  (&  builders)  2,  St. 
Da\*id-st. 

Spence  John,  68,  old  Flesh-market-st. 

Stewart  Thomas,  1,  Irish-st. 

Thomson  John,  25,  Friars-vennel 

Watson  Wm.  74,  English-st, 

Leather  Cutters. 

Anderson  G.  &  S,  108,  High-st. 

Hetherington  A.  19,  English-st. 

Hunter  John,  9,  Galloway-st.  Maxwell-town 

Irving  Peter,  90,  Friars-vennel 

Nibloe  Jas.  24,  Friars-vennel 

Primrose  Saml.  79,  Friars-vennel 
Linen  Drapers  ^  Haberdashers. 

Anderson  Jas.  41,  High-st. 

Blaind  Peter,  7d,  High-st. 

Bland  Robert,  1,  Qneensberry-sq, 

Broom  John,  52,  High-st. 

Doi-,^las  John,  43,  High-st. 

Hair  John,  55,  High-st. 

Haming  Jas.  8,  Glasgow-st.  Maxwell-towa 

Kerr  Jas.  130,  High-st, 

Laurie  &  Anderson  101,  High-st. 

M'George  John,  81,  English-st. 

M'Kay  Eliza,  3,  Castle-st. 

Swan  Jas.  47,  High-st. 

Manufacturers,  Sfc. 

Carruthers  John,  (brace  manufacturer,  and 
wholesale  dealer)  1,  Castle-st. 

Hutton  John,  (check)  10,  Church-st.  Max- 
well-ton n 

M'Kay  John,    (check  &   muslin  handker- 
chiefs) 9,  Glasgow-st.  Maxwell-town 

M'Kie  Whi.  (&  cotton  dealer)  38,  High-st. 
Merchants. 

Affleck  Thos.  [groceries]  11,  Bank-st. 

Affleck  John,  (salt)  77,  High-st. 

Halliday  Wm  25,  Castle-st. 

M'Harg  Robert,  (general)  2,  Irish-st. 

M'Kenzie  John,  (hardware)  49,  High-st. 

M'Whir  Jas,  (groceries,  &c.j  English-st, 

Sloan  Jas.  &  Robert,  2,  Queensberry-sq. 

Thomson,  Robt.  jun.   (groceries  &c.)  57. 
High-st.  ^ 

Thomson  John,  [&  ship  owner]  81,  Higb-st 

Thomson  Robt.  (flax)  81,  Friars-vennel 

Milliners. 
Irving  Ann,  123,  Hiuh-st. 
Ramsay  Margaret,  (^ueen-st. 
Smith  M.  77,  English-st. 

Nursei-y,  ^  Seedsmen. 
Hood  Wm.  110,  High-st. 
Irvin  Robt.  8,  Galloway-st.  Maxwell-towu 
Learmont  John,  49,  Eglish-st. 
Richardson  Samuel,  9,  English-st. 


102 


DUMFRIES. 


Painter  a  Sf  Glaziers, 
Carrick  James;  24,  Castle-st. 
Crosbie  John,  20,  G!asgow-3t.  MaxwcU-tn. 
Deaividdie  VVm.  42,  Friavs-veanel 
Fergusson  John,  9,  St.  David-st. 
Macdiarmid  Jas.  Mill-st. 
M'Pherson  Thos.  87,  Higli-st. 
Roberts  George,  50,  High-st, 
Roberts  Geeige,  43,  Irish-st. 

Paper  Maker,  ^c. 
Carrtithers  John,  92,  Friars-vennel 

Perfumers. 
Campbell  Andrew,  137,  High-st. 
Hope  Jas,  6,  English-st. 
M'Caskie  Robt,  17,  Friars-vennel 
Smith  VVm.  2,  Euglish-st. 

Physicians. 
Dalzell  Jas.  M.  D,  Castle-st. 
Laing  John  M.  4,  Assembly-st. 
MaxnuU  Wm.  M.  D.  Castle-st. 
Melville  Alex.  4,  Castle-st. 

Plasterers. 
Crockett  Thos.  7,  Black  Friars-vennel 
Jardine  James,  old  Flesh-market-st. 
Kerr  Jas.  89,  High-st. 

Plumbers  ^-  Lead  Merchants. 
Clark  John,  106,  High-st, 
Milligan  Thos.  91,  High-st. 
Wilson  John,  47,  Friars-vennel 

Printers,  (Letter- Press.) 
Jackson  Robt.  f&  publisher  of  the  Dumfrie* 
weekly  Journal,  Tuesday)   82,  English-st 
M'Lachlan  Isabella,  23,  High  st. 
Munro  Colin    &   Co,   (&  publisher  of  the 
Dumfries,  &  Galloway  Courier,  Tuesday) 
129,  High-st. 
Swan  Joseph,  77,  English-st. 
Rope  Makers. 
Armstrong  George,  34,  Friars-vennel 
Fearon  Thos.  Rlill- green,  Maxwell-towD 
Knight  Edwd.  45,  Friars-vennel 

Saddlers. 
Andereon  Jas.  17,  High-st. 
Coulthard  John,  78,  English-st. 
Findlater  Pi'ter,  3,  Friars-veunel 
Lancaster  .Joseph,  58,  Friars-vennel 
Lancaste*'    \Vm.    (&  harness  maker)   119, 
High-st. 

Silk   Mercers. 
Corrie  John  &  Robt.  114,  High-st. 
Douglas  John,  43,  High-st, 
Hair  John,  55,  High-st. 
Laurie  &  Anderson,  101,  Ili^h-st. 

Silversmiths  S/'  JervcUers, 
Gray  David,  53,  High-st. 
HinchsliiFe  J,  W.  128,  High-st. 
Robertson  Alex,  English-st. 

Stocking  Makers. 
Maxwell  John,  35,  lower  Buins-st, 
Watson  Richard,  25.  Glasgow-st.  Maxwell 
town 

Stone  ^   Marble  Masons. 
Affleck  Robt.  Chapel-st. 
Herries  and  Edgar,  Maxwell-town 


M'Craken  John,  (&  builder)  6,  Queen-st» 
M'Gowan  Wm.  Bilbow,  nr.  Maxwell-town 
Roxburgh  Edwd.  65,  High-st. 
Sampson  &  M'Cuig,  Maxwell-town 

Straw  Hut  Makers. 
Beattie  Elizabeth,  15,  Hisrh-st. 
Campbell  Charles,  83,  High-st. 
Campbell  Martha,  61,  High-st. 
Kerr  Jane,  40,  St.  Michael  st. 
Thompson  Mary,  108,  High-st. 

Surgeons. 
Ba.ker  John,  4,  Hi>;h-st. 
Bland  Wm.  84,  High-st. 
Dickson  &  M'Craken,  High-st. 
Fraser  Jas.  Ill  &  112,  Iligh-st. 
M'Lauchlau  Jas.  1 ,  English-st. 
M' Minn  John,  114,  High-st. 
Maxwell  Wm.  147,  High-st. 
Shortridge  Saml.  18,  High-st. 
Turner  Robt.  4,  Castle-sf. 
Williams  John,  I,  GaHoway-Sf.  Maxwellrtn, 

Tailors,  Merchant. 
Hanning  Edwd.  75,  High-st. 
Kerr  Jas    130,  High-st, 
M'Kean  Thos.  65,  Friars-vennel 
Oney  B.  82,  English-st. 

Richardson  B.  W,  10,  Church-place 

Richard.son  Wm,  25,  Buccleuch-st. 

Tailors  ^  Habit  Makers. 

Borthwick  George,  54,  High-st. 

Brown  Win,  36,  Markci-st.  Maxwell-town 

Dalrymple  H.  36,  Irish-st. 

Irving  Wm.28,  St,  Michael-st. 

Johnston  John,  116,  Enirlish-st. 

M'KeandWm.  70,  High-st. 
Tanners. 

Bell  Wm.  29,  Shakespeave-st. 

Hairsten  Thos.  &  Son,  11,  Galloway-st. 
Maxwell- town 

Hetherington  John,  Shakespcare-st. 

Johuston  Wm.  Red  Lion  st.  Maxwell-lowu 

Kennedy  Robt.  1,  Nith-place 

Primrose  Wm,  lOO,  Friars-vennel 

Thorburn  Thos,  Clerk-hill 

Watt  Wm.  15,  Mill-st. 

Woodmass  &  Lookup,  11,  Mill-st. 

Tallow  Chandlers, 
Bell  &  Mitchell,  14,  SL  David-st. 
Boyd  C.  12,  Glasgow-st.  Maxwell-town 
Riddick  Robt.  [&  soap  boiler]  23,  Acaden>y-sl 
Smith  Wm.  17 .  Friars-vennel 

Taverns,  ^  Public  Houses. 

Baines  Wm.  [Royal  O^k]  new  Flesh- 
market-st. 

Baxter  Wm.  13,  White-sands 

Baxter  Jas.  69,  English-st. 

Beck  M.[Swan  Inn]  17,  old  Flesh-market-st 

Bendall  Edwd.  [Blucher]  50,  High-st. 

Brayen  John,  [bird  in  hand]  38,  old  Flesh- 
market-st. 

Brown  John,  [Royal  Oak]  42,  Brewery-st, 

Brydone  Thos.  [Golden  Fleece  Inn]  14,  old 
Flesh-market-st. 

Buchanan  J.  [Robin  Hood  Inn]  18,  King-st 

Currulhers  John,  [Blue  Bell]  Friars-vennel 


DUMFRIES. 


103 


Clark  Jas.  [Jolly  Sailor]  72,  St,  Michael-st 

Clark  ,  [Coach  &   Horses]   156, 

High-st. 
Cowan  Jas.  [Goat]  Friars-vennel 
Crosbie  Robl.  54,  High-st. 
Davidson  Jas.  [Anchor]  83,  Englisli-st. 
Dicksen  E.  (Brown  Cow)  56,  Migh-st 
Ewing  Jas.  [Globe]  138,  High-st, 
Fergusson  John,  (Wellington)  73,  Higb-st. 
ForteathDav.  (Landscape  Inn)  80,Eng!ish-st 
Gibson  Saml.  (Light  Horse)  2,  King-st. 
Gracie  John,  Church-st.  Maxwell-town 
Graham  John,  (Cross   Keys)  42,  old  Flesh- 
market- st. 
Graham  Thos.  (Horse  &  Gig)  136,  Higb-s. 
Griffin  John,  (Duke  of  York)  54,  High-st. 
Hunter  John,  (Black  Horse)  58,  High-st. 
Hunter  Robt.  (Star  Inn)  17,  High  st. 
Hyslop  Jas.  VV'nitesands 
Irving  John,  (Grapes  Inn)  2,  Whitesands 
Jefferson  Robt.  (Golden  Bull)  20,  High-st 
Johnston  George,  [Cow-Inn]  Whitesands 
Johnston  Jas.  [Grapes]  38,  High-st. 
Johnston  John,  (Red  Lion"!  12,  Chapel-st. 
Johnstone   Thos.    (Golden   Lion)    44,   old 

Flesh-market-st, 
Jones  Susanna,  (Leg  of  Mutton)  new  Flesh- 

market-st. 
M'Kinnell    Robt.  (Ewe  &  Lamb)    36,    old 

Flesh-market-st, 
M'Leod  Jas.  (Red  Lion  Inn)  57,  English-st 
M'Naight  E.  Friars-vennel 
M'Naught  VVm.   (spirit  dealer)   98,  Friars- 

veunel 
Milroy  Thos.  (Eagle  &  Lamb)  36,  old  Flesh- 

niarket-st. 
Mitchell  John,  (three  Tons)    40,  old  Flesh- 
market-st. 
Muir  Robt.  (Royal  Oak)  62,  High-st. 
Nairn  Mary,  (Coffee-House;  12,  High-st. 
Paterson  Edwd.  (Plough  Inn)  14,  old  Flesh- 
market-st. 
Potter  Ellen,  (New  Inn)  St.  Andrew-st 
Powell  John, (Malt  Shovel) 30, Friars-vennel 
RaeWm.  19,  Glasgow-st.  Maxwell-town 
Ralton  David,  (Anchor  Inn)  117,  High-st, 
Rawline  Thos.  57,  Glasgow-st.  Maxwell-tn. 
Richardson  F.  (Sun)  12,  High-st. 
Richardson   Robt.   (Admiral  Duncan)   114, 

old  Flesh-market-st. 
Rigg  Mary,   (Wheat  &  Barley  Sheaf)   121, 

High-st. 
Ross  Jas.  (King's  Head)  78,  High-st. 
Roxborough  Edwd.  65,  Higb-st. 
Scott  Andrew,  (Flying  Spjir)  1,  Academy-st 
Sloan  John,  (Royal  Oak  Inn)  72,  Eiiglish-st 
Sloan  J. (Old Turk's  Head)88, Friars-vennel 
Smith  Wm.  [Buck]  23,  High-st. 
Smith  John,  13,  Galloway-st.  Maxwel!-tn. 
Stott  Wm.    (spirit  dealer)   39,    old    Flesh- 

markot-st. 
Thomson  John,  (Ship)  30,  High-st. 
UnderwoodJohn,(Burn'sTavern)48,  High-st 
Watt  Mary,  (three  Crowns)    62,  old  Flesh- 
market-st. 
Weems  Wm,  (Salutation  Inn)  IjMarket-st. 
Maxwell-towu 


Wells T,(Lion  &  Lamb)29,  Queensberry-sq 
Woods  John,  (Lamb)  13,  Mill-st. 
Wright  Wm.ll,  Higb-st. 

Timber  Merchants, 
Hair  George,  White-sands 
Neilson  &  M'Whir,  White-sands 
Reid  Thos.  85,  English-st. 
Sloan  Jas.  &  Robt.  White-sands 
Thomson  &  Dunn,  (yard)  White-sands, 
Walker  John  &  Son,  16,  Bank-st. 

Tobacconists. 
M' Vicar  John,  29,  Queensberry-square 
Mitchell  Nelson,  79,  English-st, 
Mundell  Robt.  19,  High-st. 

Turners  in  Wood,  8fC. 
Bell  W.  High-st. 
Strong  James,  G8,  High-st. 
Upholders, 
Gregan    &    Creighton,    Clerk-hill,  &  163, 

High-st. 
Grierson  Wm.  51,  Higlt-st. 
Hannah  John,  12  &  13,  Nith-place 
Watch  (§■  Clock  Makers. 
Chisholm  Adam,  5,  St.  Andrews-st. 
Gibson  Robt.  17,  Academy-st. 
Ingram  Richd.  156,  High-st. 
M'.Adam  Robl   96,  Friars-vennel 
iVI'Lachlan  John,  5,  new  Bridge  St. 
Neilson  George,  50,  Friars-vennel 
Ramsay  Robt.  67,  High-st. 
Taylor  Wm.  96,  High-st. 

Wine  ^'Spirit  Merchants, 
Bryden  John,  25,  English-st, 
Grive  Tlios.  High-st. 
M'Naught  Wm.  98,  Friars-vennel 
Rankine  Adani,Nith-pl.&  12,ncwBridge-st 
Riddick  Alex.  59,  Irish-st. 
Walker  John  &  Son,  16,  Bank-st. 

Woollen  Drapers. 
Anderson  Jas.  41,  High-st. 
Berwick  Joliu,  59,  High-st. 
Bluicid  Saml.  &  Wm.  92,  High-st. 
Klalnd  Peter,  79,  Kigh-st. 
Bland  Robt.  1,  yueensberry-square 
Broom  John,  52,  liigh-st. 
Corrie  John&  Robt.  114,  High-st, 
Douglas  Jijhn,  43,  High-st. 
Grierson  Wm.  51,  Higb-st. 
Haiming,  Hogg  &  Gracie,  116,  High-st. 
Hair  John,  55,  High-st. 
Heron  Jas,  98,  Hi^h-st. 
Howat  Wm.  105,  High-st. 
Kerr  Jas.  130,  High-st. 
Laurie  &  Anderson,  101,  High-st. 
M'Georare  John,  81,  English-st. 
M'Kay  Robt.  164,  High-st. 
M 'Kay  Elizabeth,  3,  Castle-st. 
M'Kay  Wm.  6,  Glasgow-st.  Maxwell-towa 
Montgomery  George,  100,  High-st. 
Reid  Jas.  72,  High-st. 
Swan  Jas.  47,  High  st. 
Williamson  David,  35,  tjigh-st. 

Writers. 
Those  marked  thus*areMensengers at  Arijas. 
Adamson  Robt.  As,sembly-st. 
Armstrong  David,  54,  High-st. 


104 


DUMFRIES. 


Armstrong  &  Martin,  Bank-st. 

Kigi^ar  Robt.  30,  Irish-st. 

Broom  jas.  54,  High-st, 

*CarsonVVm.(&  Sheriff's  Clerk) Court-house 

Dawson  George,  6,  King-st. 

♦FraserTbos.  3,  Irisli-st. 

Gardiner  Benjamin,  3,  Queen-st. 

Gor/lon  &  Harkness,  5,  High-st. 

Gordon  VVm,  8,  Buccleuch-st. 

Grade  John,  27,  Queensberry-square 

Halliday  Wm.  25,  Castle-st. 

*Hanuay  Alex.  Bank-st. 

•Johnston  David,  Castle  st. 

*Kemp  Robt.  48,  Higb-st. 

Kerr  John,  (Magistrates  Clerk)  131, Higb-si 

Laidlow  Wm.  40,  Irish-st. 

Locke  Robt.  (&  Town  Clerk)   141,  High-st 

M'Gowan  Wm.  Bank-st. 

Milligan  Robt.  25,  Castle-sf, 

Moyses  Jas.  Wm.  4,  Queen-st. 

Murray  Robt.  Castle-st. 

♦PaulRobert,  155,  High-st. 

Primrose  Peter,  21,   Friars -venael 

Primrose  Wm.  80,  Friars-vennel 

•Ramsay  John,  2,  uew-brii1ge-st, 

Richardson  John,  4,  Cluirch-place 

Sanders  John,  63,  English-st. 

Sliortt  Francis,  (Towu-Clerk,  &  Procurator 

Fiscal  of  thecouiityofDnmfrie3)Castle-st. 
SoIdie&Threohie, [County  Clerks]  Court-ho. 
♦Spaldins:  Jas.  14,  Buccleugh-st. 
Thomson  Wm.  &  Son,  131,  Higb-st. 
Thomson  Jas.  50,  Irisii-st. 
•Thomson  Robt.  28,  High-st. 
•Wallace  Robt.  141,  HiE;h-st. 
Wright  Jas.  12,  English-st. 
Young  &  Goldie,  8,  Castk-st. 

MISCELLANY. 
Duncan  Rev.  T.  T.  10,  Buccleucb-st. 
Duiilop  Rev.  William,  5,  Grey-friars-st. 
Scott  Rev.  Alexander,  D  .D.  minister  of  St. 

Michael's  church,  St.Micbael-st. 


Barns  John,  stay  maker,  58,  Friars-vennel 

Bell  Wm.  wheelwright,  147,  High-st. 

Borthwick  Job",  excise  officer, B.iccleiicb-st. 

Bryden  J.  earthenware  dealer,  16,  High-st- 

Burns  Jean,  relict  of  Robert  Burns  of 
poetic  memory,  Burns-st. 

Collart  David,  millwright  and  engineer,  5, 
Friars-vennel 

Cowan  Samuel,  land  surveyor,  85,  High-st. 

Connell  W.  livery  stables,  14,  Shakespeare-st. 

Gillies  Bryce,  engraver,  89,  High-st. 

Goodall  William,  trunk  maker,  27,  Queens- 
berry-square 

Hammond  J  (iseph,  basket  maker,  &  dealer  in 
cradles, riddleSjbrushes,  &c.,  86,  Higb-st. 

Johnston  James,whitesmith  and  bellhanger, 
40,  High-st. 

Johnston  J.  linen  dealer,  22,  Friars-vennel 

Kerr  Thomas,  keeper  of  the  house  of  cor- 
rection, 39,  English-st. 

Lummie  VVm.  cheesemonger,  White- sands. 

M'Clellan  Hugh,  umbrella  maker,  43, 
Friars-vennel 

Manderson  J .  repository  for  sale  of  goods, 
73,  English-st. 


Milligan  James,  stocking  ncedlemaker,   10^ 

new  Bridge-st. 
Morison  Jn.  damask  weaver,  29,  Glasgow -st. 

Maxwell-town 
Sinnock  J.  livery  stables,  Bank-st. 
Sloan  Robert,  diaper  weaver,  18,  Irish-st. 
Steel  James,  pump  borer,   32,  Market^st. 

"Maxwell-town 
Stott  James,  optician  and  glass  grinder,   6j 

Church-place 
Syme  John,  distributor  of  stamps,  Bank-st. 
Watt  Wm.fellmonger  &  skinner,  15,  Mill-st. 

Carriers. 
Edinburgh,    Thomas   Beck,    from  7,   As- 

sembly-st.  every  Monday  and  Wednesday 
Edinburgh,  Jolm  Dickson,   33,   old  Flesh'- 

market-st.  erery  Monday  and  Thursday 
Edinburgh,   James  Dickson,    26,  Queens- 
berry-square,    Monday    and   Thursday, 

every  three  weeks 
Edinburgh,  Thomas  Niven,  17,  old  Flesh- 

market-st.  Monday  and  Thursday,   every 

three  weeks 
Annan,  Thomas  Rule,  High-st.  every  Wed. 
Carlisle,   James   Baxter,   leaves  on  Friday, 

and  returns  on   Wednesday  ;   carts  staud 

opposite  128.  High-st. 
Causethorn,  Peter  Cassedy,   every  Wed. 
Castle  Douglas,  James  Nisb, High-st.  every 

Wednesday 
Dalbtalie  and  Aiichencanm,  Robert  Adam- 
son,  Castle-st.  every  Wednesday 
Dalbeutie,  Thomas  Butters,  High-st.  every 

Wedne.'sday 
Ecclefechan,   Thomas    Notman,  High-st, 

every  Wednesday 
Gatehouse,  Mrs.  Rorrison,    High-st.  every 

Wednesday 
Glasgow   and   Thornhill,   John   Fingland, 

High-st.  Saturday 
Kirkcudb)ight,   Alexander  Rain,    High-st. 

Wednesday 
Lnckerly,  Wm.  Mundall,  High-st.  Wed. 

Moffat — Kirkpatrick,  Higb-st.  Wed. 

New  Abbey,  J^'uies  Turner,    High-st.  Wed. 

and  Saturday 
New    Galloivay,  Wm.   Clement,    High-st. 

Wednesday 
New  GaUowoy,   Alexander  Good,  High  st. 

Wednesday 
Thornhill  and  Sanquhar,    John   Walker, 

High-st.  Wednesday 
Thornhill,  Andrew  Watson,  High-st.  Wed. 
TVigton  and  Newton  Stewart,  John  Gilk, 

High-st.  Wednesday 

Coaches. 
From  the  King's-Arms,and  Ceown  Inns, 

alternately. 
The  Mail,  to    Carlisle  and  London,  every 

night,     at     eleven,     to   Portpatrick,   at 

half  past  eight  every  evening 
Tlie   Camperdown.  Post  Coach,  t-i  Carlisle, 

Tues.  Thurs.  &  Sat.  at  nine  in  the  morn. 
To  Glasgow,  Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Satur- 
day, at  six  morning 

From  the  Kings-Arms. 
The  Mail  to  Edinburgh,  at  half  past  five, 

morning,  and  returns  eight  evening 


r  105 1 

DUNBAR 

J.S  centrically  situated  between  Edinburgh  and  Berwick-npon-Tweed,  27  miles  diitant 
from  each,  in  the  couniy  of  Haddington;  was  erected  into  a  royal  burgh  about  the  middle 
of  the  fourteenth  century,  by  a  charter  from   David  II.  all  the  privileges  of  which  it  still 
enjoys.     It  stands  on  a  gentle  eminence,  at  the  bottom  of  the  small  bay,   or  harbour  of 
Dunbar.    The  venerable  ruins  of  the  castle   are  justly  esteemed  a  remarkable   piece  of 
antiquity,  the  date  of  its  erection  is  eatirely  unknown,  though  it  is  mentioned  as  early  aa 
858  when  it  was  burnt  by    Kenneth  King  ot  Scotland ;  it  has  been  very  extensive,  built 
upon  several  rocks,   within  sea-mark,  and  before  the  use  of  artillery,  was  deemed  im- 
pregnable.    It  was  always  considered  a  place  of  great  national  importance,  as  the  key  of 
Scotland  on  the  east  border;  it  has  often  been  besieged,  and  often  bravely  defended;  here 
Edward  of  England  took  refuge  after  his  total  defeat  at  Bannockburn,  and  to  this  castle 
Bothwell  fled,  anJ  left  Mary,   after  the  unfortunate  battle  of  Carberry  Hill.    The  castle 
was  afterwards  demolished  by  order  of  the  Scottish   Parliament,     Dunbar  is  a  parish,  ia 
which  is  part  of  Down-hill,  famous  for  the  encampment  of  General  Leslie,  and  the  Scot- 
tish army,  the  night  before  their  defeat ;  this  town  ha»  a  suburb,  within  the  royalty,  called 
Belhaveu,  near  which  the  harbour  was  originally  built :  the  east  pier  of  the  present  har- 
bour was  begun  during  the  protectorship  of  Cromwell,   who  granted  jfe'300  towards  de- 
fraying the  expence,  yet  it  is  of  difficult  access;  there  is,  however,  a  good  dry  dock,  also 
a  graving  dock  ;  great  numbers  of  its  inhabitants  depend  for  subsistence  on  its  fishery, 
which  is  most  abundant.     The  principal«treet  is  broad  and  spacious,  and  the  houses  which 
are  mostly  of  recent  erection,  have  an  elegant  appearance;  at  the  west  end  of  High-street 
stands  Dunbar  Ho.«se,  the  seat  of  the  Right  Honourable  James  Maitland,  Earl  of  Lau- 
derdale. The  town  is  well  supplied  with  soft  water,  which  is  brought  two  miles  by  means 
of  leaden  pipes ;  and  the  face  of  the  country  round  about  is  very  pleasant,  rising  gradually 
from  the  coast,  which  is  generally  low  and  sandy;  from  the  back  grounds  the  prospect  18 
extensive  and  delightful,  exhibiting  a  variety  of  striking  objects  :  viz.  North  Berwick  Law, 
and  Taiitallan  caitle  ;  the  Bass;  the  Isle  of  May;  the  Frith  of  Forth,  with  the  op  posit* 
coast  of  Fife  ;  and  the  mountains  of  Angus.     Dunbar  is   governed   by  a  Provost,  three 
Bailies,  a  Treasurer,   fifteen  Counsellors,  and  a  Town  Clerk.     It  has  a  Tolbooth  in  the 
middle  of  the  High-sreet.     At  the  eastern  extremity  of  the  town,  a  Kirk  of  the  establish- 
ment is  now  rebuilding,  on  the  scite  of  the  former  one ;  the  Burghers,  and  the  Methodists, 
Lave  each  places  of  worship  here,  and  the  inhabitants  contribute  cheerfully  to  the  support 
of   an  Auxiliary  Bible    and  Missionary    Society,  as  also  to   the   Ladies'   destitute  sick 
Society ;    in  which  laudable    undertaking,   Mrs.  Bailie   Purves,    takes  an  active  part. 
Dunbar  is  the  seat  of  a  Presbytery,  and  enjoys  the  advantages  of  a  good  grammar  school. 
In  the  neighbourhood  is  the  extensive  distillery  of  Mr.  Andrew  Taylor  ;    and  Mr.  James 
Cuming's  brewery ;  and  at  Belhaven,  great  numbers  of  industrious  pcor  are  employed  by 
Messrs.   Borthwick  a:id   Goudie,  in   the   manufacture  of    cotton  goods.     Within    a  few 
minutes  walk  of  the  town,  is  the  Dunbar  foundry,  where  steam  engines  are  made,  and 
heavy  machinery  manufactured;  and  in  the  town,  is  the  extensive  soap  works  of  Charles 
Hay,  of  Edinburgh,  under  tiie  superintendance  of  Mr.  George  Innes.     The  Lauderdale 
Arms  Inn,  is  a  large  well  built  house,  well  conducted,  and  every  accommodation  is  afforded 
to  the  traveller.     In  defence  of  the  town,  a  battery,  mounting  fourteen  guns,  was  erected 
during  the  American  war,  it  is  in  a  state  of  good  repair,  but  the  guns  are  at  present  re- 
moved.    There  are  thirty-two  vessels  belonging  to  the  port,    of  29  to  IM  tons  burthen, 
•ngaged  in   the   foreign  and  coast  trade.     Dunbar  has  a  market  on  Thursday,  and  two 
annual  fairs  ;  one  the  first  Tuesday  after  the  26th  of  May;  the  other  the  first  Tuesday 
after  the  22nd  of  November.     And,  together  with  the  burghs  of  Jedburgh,  Haddington, 
Lauder,  and  North  Berwick,  returns  one  member  to  Parliament.     Its  population  is  stated 
at  400P. 


Post  Ofl5ce,  High-st. — R.  F,  Drysdale,  Post  Master; — Mail  fiom  Edinburgh  arrives 
at  Dunbar  at  10  o'clock  night;  from  London  11  at  night ;  changes  horses  at  the  St.  George 
and  St.  Andrew,  and  proceeds  forward  immediately. — Post  Office  for  both  shuts  at  nine 
o'clock  at  night. 


Middlemass  Christopher  and  Son,  (to  Lloyds, 
and  to  the  Sea  Insurance  Company)  Edin- 
burgh 

Auctioneers. 

Kirk  wood  William,  High-st, 

Miller'William,  High-st. 

Ritchie  William  Hamilton,  High-st. 

14 


Bakers. 
Begarnie  William,  High-st. 
Bruce  Robert,  Higb-st. 
Carrick  Francis,  High-st. 
Dewar  Peter,  High-st. 
France  David,  High-st. 
Johnson  William,  High-st, 
Kilgour  Mrs.  Jaiie,  High-st. 


106 


DUNBAR. 


Nisbet  David,  High-st. 
White  John,  High-st. 

Bankers. 
branch   of    the   British    Lineu   Company, 
John  Kelly,  Agent 

East  Lothian  Bank 

Booksellers,  ^c. 
Miller  George,  High-st, 
Wilson  Andrew,  High-st. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers, 
Black  James,  Higii-st. 
Greig  Daniel,  Higli-st. 
Halliwell  George,  High-st. 
Hogg  Willisim,  High-st. 
Lawrie  David,  West-port 
Lawson  William,  High-st. 

Bretvers, 
Brown  William'  Cliurcli-st. 
Cuming  James,  Belhaven  brewery 
Dodd  John,  Daiv-wcll-brae 

Bidlders. 
Thomson  James,  jmi.  High-st. 
Whitehead  Alexander,  High-st. 

Cabinet  Makers. 
Aitken  Thomas,  High-st. 
Cannon  Alexander,  West-gate. 
Kirkwood  John  and  Son,  High-st, 

Consuls. 
Middlemass  Christopher.  Esq.  (forSpain  and 
the  Netherlands,)  Quay-st. 
Coopers. 
Brown  James,  High-st. 
Jamieson  James,  Shore 
Muir  Alexander,  Daw-well-brae 
Sawer  Charles,  Church-st. 
Storie  James,  sen  Shore 

Corn  Merchants 
Dudgeon  Robert,  Common-close 
Middlemass  Christopher,  Qusy-st. 

Curriers. 
Comb  Bathgate,  West-port 
Denham  \ndrew,  Silver-st. 

Distiller. 
Taylor  Andrew,  TVest  Barns, 
Flaoo  Spinners. 
Brown  Alexander,  ff^est  Barns 
Richardson  William,  Belhaven 

Grocers. 
Atchison  John,  High-st. 
Brooks  John,  High-st. 
Gray  Archibald,  High-st. 
Jamieson  James,  High-st. 
Jordon  Catharine,  High-st. 
Lockie  J.  and  R.  High-st. 
Miller  James,  High-st. 
Miller  George,  High-st. 
Sanderson  Alexander,  Daw-well-brae 
Simpson  James,  High-st. 
Wharton  Peter,  High-st. 
Wilson  Christopher,  High-st. 

Haberdashers. 
Holiday  Eliza,  High-st. 
M'Intyre  Michael,  High-st. 


Herring'  Curers. 

Dunlop  Gavin,  Shore 
Kirkwood  George,  West-shore 
Middlemass  Christopher,  Quay-st. 
Sawers  and  Kelly,  Shore 
Wilson  Andrew,  High-st. 

Inns, 
Lauderdale  Arms,  Margaret  Sang,  High-st, 
The  Shore  Inn,  George  Kirkwood,  Shore 
St.  George  &  St.  Andrew,  George  Lorimer, 
High-st. 

Iron  and  Brass  Founder. 
Sked  George,  (manufacturer  of  steam-en- 
gines    and    heavy    machinery)    Dunbar 
foundry. 
Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers. 
Blair  David,  High-st. 
Simpson  Robert,  High-st. 
AVatson  James,  High-st. 

Manufacturers  of  Cottons,  ^ 

Borthwick  and  Gouldie,  Belhaven-factory  \\ 

Milliners, 
Black  and  Cockfield,  High-st. 
Gouldie  Helen,  High-st. 
Miller  Elizabeth,  High-st. 

Nail  Manufacturer. 
Eyre  James,  Shore 

Painters. 
Cockfield  Edward,  High-st. 
Cockfield  David,  High-st. 
Kennech  William,  West-port 

Rope  and  Twine  Manufacturers. 
Clark  James,  High-st. 
Fenwick  Henry,  East-shore 
Watson  William,  Silver-st. 

Saddlers. 

Ferme  and  Finlayson,  High-st. 
Morrison  Andrew,  High-st. 

Ship  Builders, 
Laing  David,  Shore 
Wood  John,  Shore 

Slaters  and  Glaziers. 
Nisbet  Andrew,  High-st. 
Sampson  James,  High-st. 
Stag  John,  West- port 

Soap  Boilers. 
Hay  Charles,  Shore 
Innes  Geoi'ge,  Church-st. 

Surgeons. 
Johnston  Alexander,  High-st. 
Kellie  James,  High-st. 
Turnbull  George,  High-st. 
Veitch  John,  (and  accoucheur)  High-st. 

Tailors. 
Fraser  James,  Common-close 
Lister  James,  High-st. 
Moore  James,  Higb-st. 
Whitehead  William,  High-st, 
Young  Samuel,  High-st. 

Tallow  Chandlers. 
Blair  William,  High-st. 
Comb  George,  [and  Tobacconist]  High-st. 


DUNBAR. 


107 


Vintners. 
Black  Jaraes,  High-st. 
Blaydon  David,  Quay-st. 
Bruce  Alex.  High-st. 
Craig  Peter,  Higb-st. 
Dodd  Ann,  Daw-well-brae 
Gibb  Andrew,  High-st. 
Hislop  David,  Silver-st. 
Kirk  Alexander,  High-st. 
Laing  David,  Shore 
Phillips  George,  High-st. 
Preston  James,  Quay-st. 
Richardson  William,  West-port 
Small  James,  High-st, 
Thorn  William,  Daw-well-brae 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 
Durham  William,  High-st. 
Wright  William,  High-st. 

Wood  Merchants. 
Dudgeon  John,  High-st, 
Middlemass  Christopher,  Quay-st. 
Simpson  Walter,  Churcb-st. 
Wrights. 
Alexander  John,  Daw-wpll-brae 
Dorlang  Thomas,  (mill)  Castle-st. 

Writers. 
France  Rudiman,  (Procurator  Fiscal)  West-pt 
Kinnaird  Alexander,  High-st. 
Ritchie    William   Hamilton,    (Notary  Pub- 
lic, and  Town  Clerk)  High-st. 
MISCELLANEOUS. 
Bishop    Peter,    Comptroller    of    Customs, 

West-port 
Brown  Alex,  miller,  West-barns 
Carrick  Richd.  whitesmith.  Daw-well-brae 
Diddep  Miss,  distributor  of  stamps,    Daw- 
well-brae 
Hume  Thomas,  billet  master,  West-gate 
Hunter  George,  Esq.  collector  of  Customs, 

West-port 
Kilgour  Jas.  surveyor,  High-st. 


Lawson  Peter,  druggist,  West-port 
Melville  Andrew,  coppersmith,  High-st. 
Miller  Jas,  ironmonger,  High-st. 
Oliver  Jas,  landwaiter,  High-st. 
Purves  James,  Esq.  baillie,  High-st. 
PuO'es  Robert,  blockmaker,  Higli-st, 
Temple  John,  perfumer,  High-st. 
Vert  Catherine,  glass,  china,  and  stoneware 

dealer,  High-st, 
Wharton  John,  supervisor,  Shore. 

Carriers  by  Land. 
Berwick,  Wm,  Burns,  leaves  Friday  morn- 
ing, at  ten,  Alexander  Kirk's 
Dunse,  Alexander  Penny,    leaves  Saturday 

morning,  at  ten,  Alexander  Kirk's 
Edinburgh,  J-ecni^a   BImcU,  leaves  Tucoany^ 

morning,  at  three,  James  Black's 
Ed'mbiirgh,  Wm.  Burns,  leaves  Wednesday 

morning,  at  four,  Alex,  Kirk's 
Eymoutk,    Jas.    Bookless,    leaves    Friday 

morning,  at  nine,  James  Black's 
Haddington,    J.    Liddel,    leaves    Tuesday 

and  Friday,  James  Brown's 
IJaddington,  James  Black,  leavesThursday 

Robert  Bertrem's 
Haddington, Geo.  Railantyne,  leavesThur-- 

day,  James  Brown's 
North- Berwick,    James    Bridges,     leaves 

Wednesday,  at  two  noon,  Alex,  Kirk's 

Coaches,  .',."j 

From  the  St,  George  and   St.  Andrew  Inu;,:^ 
High-street,  the  Royal  Mail  to  London, 
every  niglit  at  ten  ;   to  Edinburgh,  every 
night  at  eleven  o'clock. 
The  Union,  to    Edinburgh,    every  lawful 
day,  at  seven  at  night;  to  London  at  nine  , 
in  the  moraing. 
From  George    Miller's,    High-street,    the 
Edinburgh  and  Dunbar  Coach ;  to  Edin- 
burgh,  every  lawful  day  at  seven  in  the 
morning 


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DUNDEE. 


HIS  town  is  in  the  county  of  Angus,  or  Forfar,  and  was  erected  into  a  Royal  Borough, 
by  King  William,  it  is  silnated  40  miles,  north  of  Edinburgh  ;  (the  nearest  road  through 
Fife,  by  crossing  two  ferries,  one  here  two  miles  over,  and  one  at  Leith,  five  miles  over, 
is  63  miles  from  Edinburgh,  by  the  Mail  road.)  Dundee  is  a  large,  populous  and  well 
built  town,  seated  on  the  north  bank  of  the  river  Tay,  about  12  miles  from  its  entrance. 
The  principal  streets  lead  in  many  directions  from  the  High-slreet,  or  Market-place,  which 
is  a  spacious  square.  In  ancient  times,  Dundee  was  strongly  fortified,  and  some  remains 
of  the  fortifications  are  still  to  be  recognized  in  a  dilapidated  part  of  a  gate,  called  CovFgate 
Port,  which  is  in  a  most  ruinous  state.  Tliare  was  also  once  a  Castle  in  Dundee,  which 
was  destroyed  by  the  noted  Sir  William  Wallace,  (who  received  his  education  here)  to 
prevent  it  falling  again  into  the  possession  of  the  English,  it  having  once  before  proved 
useful  to  Edward  I.  who  put  a  garrison  Jnto  it,  to  overawe  the  iuhabitants.  When  Edward 
discovercfl  that  the  Castle  was  demolished,  he  took  the  town  by  storm,  and  set  fire  to  the 
houses  and  churches,  in  which  numbers  of  the  inhabitants  had  taken  refuge,-  and  fell  un- 
happy victims  to  the  devouring  element. 

Dundee  in  past  ages,  appears  to  have  had  its  share  of  national  troubles  and  invasions 
particularly  during  the  reign  of  Charles  II.  and  the  usurpation  of  Cromwell,  but  the  las 
seige  was  the  most  destructive  and  ruinous   to  public,   as    well  as    individual  property 


108  DUNDEE. 

belonging  to  the  residents  of  the  town,  which  General  Monk's  soldiery  completelypillageil. 
Dundee  must  at  that  period  have  been  comparatively  rich,  as  each  soldier  in  Monk's  army 
received  ^60  stcrlins:,  for  his  share  of  the  plunder. 

The  parish  of  Dundee  is  very  extensive,  extending  six  miles  east  to  west,  along  the  banks 
of  the  fay,  which  is  a  beautiful  river  about  two  miles  and  a  half  in  breadth  :  on  its  shores 
are  found  Scots  pebbles  in  great  variety.  The  opposite  shores  rise  with  a  pleasing  wildness, 
adding-  grandeur  to  the  picturesque  view  of  the  water,  that  opens  from  various  parts  of  the 
town,  contiguous  to  which  on  the  north  side,  isjhe  Law,  or  Hill  ot  Dundee,  which  rises 
majestically  in  a  conical  shape,  a  height  of  near  six  hundred  feet  above  the  level  of  the  river. 
On  the  summit  of  this  hill,  are  the  visible  vestiges  of  a  fortification,  supposed  to  have  beeiJ 
made  in  the  time  of  Edward  I. 

The  town  of  Dundee,  is  governed  by  a  Provost,  four  Baillies,  a  Dean  of  Guild,  a  Trea- 
surer and  fifteen  Counsellors,  it  is  well  paved  and  lighted  at  night,  and  supplied  with  abun- 
dance of  most  excellent  water.  There  are  also  nine  incorporations  of  trades,  viz.  the 
baktTS,  shoemakers,  glovers,  tailors,  bonnet-makers,  fleshers,  hammermen,  weavers, 
waulkers,  and  three  united  trades,  viz.  masons,  wrights  and  slaters.  The  principal  trade 
of  this  town  and  neighbouriiood,  consists  in  the  manufacture  of  sail-cloth,  Osnabuigbs, 
sackings  and  coarse  linens,  for  Foieign  markets.  In  time  of  war,  the  demand  is  very 
great  for  these  articles,  particularly  sail-cloth,  but  at  this  period,  the  trade  of  Dundee  is 
much  depresed  in  the  staple  manufacture,  which  occasions  a  depression  generally  in  the 
more  domestic  branches  of  traiBc.  The  harbour  is  most  advantageously  situated  for  mer- 
cantile pursuits,  being  na%'igable  for  the  largest  trading  vessels.  Very  important  and  exten- 
sive works  for  its  improvement  are  now  going  on,  and  there  is  no  doubt,  but  according  to 
the  design  laid  down,  that  Dundee  harbour  will  eventually  be  equal  to  any  in  Scotland, 
for  safety  and  shipping  conveniences. 

On  the  south  side  of  the  High-street,  is  situated  an  old  but  handsome  structure,  called 
the  Town-house,  which  is  embellished  below  by  Piazzas  for  an  Exchange,  a  lofty  spire 
adorns  the  top  of  this  building;  it  was  finished  in  the  year  1734,  and  contains  the  Guild- 
Hall,  the  Court-room,  Town-Clerk's  Ofi&ce,  with  vaults  for  the  Town  Records.  At  the 
east  end  of  the  street,  is  the  Trades-hall,  erected  by  the  incorporated  trades,  in  the  year 
1776.  It  has  a  neat  front,  ornamented  with  pillars  of  the  Ionic  order,  with  a  small  plain 
cupola  on  the  top ;  the  large  Hall,  which  was  originally  intended  for  the  general  meetings 
of  the  trades,  is  now  occupied  as  a  subscription  Newsroom.  Around  the  entire  of  this 
building,  on  the  ground  flat  are  small  shops.  A  handsome  street,  called  Castle-street,  of 
modern  appearance,  leads  direct  to  the  harbour.  On  the  east  side  of  this  street,  is  the 
Scots'  Episcopal  Chapel,  it  is  a  neat  building  in  the  Gothic  style.  Immediately  opposite,  is 
the  Theatre,  which  was  erected  by  subscription.  To  the  west  of  the  market  place,  is  the 
old  Church,  in  which  were  formerly  four  places  of  worship,  and  when  the  building  was  in 
its  original  state,  it  was  very  extensive.  A  large  square  gothic  Tower  at  the  west  end  of 
the  Church,  is  very  ancient,  and  supposed  to  have  been  erected  about  the  year  11 89.  Near 
the  street,  called  the  Cowgate,  stands  on  an  eminence,  St.  Andrews  Church,  built  by  the 
incorporated  trades,  in  conjunction  with  the  Kirk  Session  ;  it  has  a  fine  lofty  spire,  and  the 
whole  exhibits  a  neat  style  of  modern  architecture. 

About  a  mile  from  the  town,  on  a  rising  ground  towards  the  hill  of  Dundee,  is  Dudhope 
Castle,  a  very  ancient  building.  Some  years  since,  it  was  converted  into  barracks,  and  will 
accommodate  a  complete  regiment  of  foot  soldiers.  The  country  round  Dundee  is  pleasant, 
and  the  soil  appears  fertile.  Its  population  is  considered  to  be  about  32,000,  There  is  one 
market  weekly  on  Fridays,  and  six  fairs,  viz.  2nd.  Tuesday  in  Feb.O.S. — 1st.  Tuesday  after 
Perth  fair  in  March — 2nd.  Tuesday  in  J  uly,  at  Stobbs. 

15th.  August,  O.  S.  ^  if  it  happen  on  Saturday,  Sunday,  or  Monday,  then  held  on  the 
19th.  September.       ^  Tuesday  following 

A  fair  is  held  near  Dundee,  on  the  22nd.  of  Oct,  within  a  mile,  and  may  be  termed 
Dundee  feir. 


Post-Office,  Opposite  Merchants  Hotel.— Robert    Bell,    Post  Master.    Letters  dis- 
patched to  Edinburgh,  Carlisle,  London  and  to  all   parts  of  the  south,  at  half  past  twelve 
every  night.    To  Montrose,  Aberdeen,  and  to  all  pans  of  the  north,  at  five   every  afternoon. 
Foreign  Posts-     See  Edinburgh. 

Custom   House,  Shore.  [  Wm.  Adam,  Clerk 

Hours  of  attendance  in  the  Office,  from  ten     Robt,  Alison,  Land  Surveyor 
A.  M.  to  three  P.M. except  on  Saturdays,  i  James  Neish,  Land  Waiter  _ 

Thomas  Jamieson,  Land  Waiter 


from  ten  to  tvelve 
Colin  Symers,  Esq.  Collector 
Robt.  Hunter,  1st.  Clerk 
Wm,  Clark  jun.  2nd.  Clerk 
Thos.  Webster,  Esq.  Comptroller 


David  Meffan,  Coast  Waiter 
James  Blain,  Tide  Surveyor 
Alex,  Swan,  Sitter  of  the  Boat  at  Broughty 
Castle. 


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109 


Academies. 
Dundee    Academy,    Netber-gate 
—Thomas  Duncan,  Rector 
— G.  Gauld,  Second  Master 
— J.  Legendre,  French  Teacher 
— R.  Mudip,  Drawing  Master 
Grammar  School,  Nether-gate 
— John  Miller,  Rector 
— John  Black,  Second  Master 
Public  English,  Nether-gate 
—William  Wylie,  Master 
English,  New  Inn-entry 
—James  Young,  Master 
Blair  M,  Barrack -st. 

Webster  ,  Meadow-entry 

Agents. 
Anderson  William,  (yarn)  St.  Andrew-st. 
Cassells  W.  G.  (to  Bank  of  Scotland)  Shore 
Cloudsley  Andrew,  Baltic-st. 
Keith  James,  91,  Murray-gate 
Kirkaldy  William,  (linen)  Cow-gate 
Lindsay  Wm.  (Lloyds)  51,  High-st. 
Nicoll  George  and  Son,  Trades-hall 
Russell  John,  (general)  Well-gate 
Scott  James,  3,  Murray-gate 
Thorns  Patrick  H.  Cow-gate 
Webster  G.  (linen  &  corn)  Meadows-entry 
Wilson  John,  St.  Andrew-st. 

Auctioneers. 
Christie  Robert,  Ca$tle-st. 
Lyall  Alexander,  King-st. 
Millar  James,  Over-gate 
Thomson  Walter,  12,  CasUe-st. 
Wood  Arthur,  High-st. 

Bakers. 
Anderson  John,  Well-gate 
Barnet  John,  Vaults 
Baxter  Thomas,  jun.  Well-gate 
Beattie  John,  28,  Murray-gate 
Crichton  Peter,  Nether-gate 
Duncan  David,  Well-gate 
Edwards  William,  West-port 
Fyfe  Peter,  79,  Murray- gate 
Gardyne  John,  92,  Murray-gate 
Harris  Frederick,  25,  High-st. 
Harris  William,  Witchknow 
Hill  James,  Well-gate 
Kermath  Alexander,  Hawk-hill 
Leighton  David,  52,  Murray-gate 
Leighton  Alexander,  Sea-gate 
Lesslie  William,  Scouringburn 
Luke  James,  Over- gate 
Mackintosh  James,  Hill-town 
Miller  Alexander,  Cow-gate 
Moir  George,  122,  Murray-gate 
Procter  Margaret,  Vaults 
PuUar  James,  138,  Murray-gate 
PuUar  James,  jun.  50,  Murray-gate 
Pullar  John,  44,  Over-gate 
Small  Thomas,  Crichton-st. 
Smith  Alexander,  Sea-gate 
Souter  William,  Hill-town 
Spence  Wm.  109,  Murray-gate 
Todd  John,  Over-gate 
Watson  James,  Craigs 
Whittet  John,  Church-wynd 
Whittet  Robert,  36,  Over-gate 


Banks. 
British  Linen  Co.  Murray-gate 
Dundee  Company,  Castle-st. 
Dundee  (new)  Company,  Murray-gate 
Dundee  (union)  Company,  Cow-gate 
Mabberley  John  and  Co.  Castle-st. 

Basket  Makers. 
Colman  James,  64,  Murray-gate 
Norrie  John,  30,  Over-gate 

Bell  Hangers. 
Gourlay  David,  West-port 
M'Wattie  David,  Cow-gate 

Bellows  Maker. 
Whyte  Wm.  Doags-court,  Castle-sf. 

Block  and  Pump  Makers. 
Nicoll  Thomas,  Fish-market 
NicoU  James,  Shore 
Penman  Robert,  Shore 

Booksellers  and  Stationers. 
Adam  James,    100,  Murray-gate 
Baxter  John  Handysidc,  24,  Murray-gate 
Chalmers  James,  4,  Castle-st. 
Donaldson  Thomas,  12,  High-st. 
Donaldson  Robert,  45,  Over-gate 
Lesslie  Edward,  83,  Murray-gate 
Milne  George,  26,  High-st. 
Reid  Alexander,  Murray-gate 
Sime  Wm.  55,  Over-gate 
Tod  Andrew,  30,  Murray-gate 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 
Anderson  Charles,  27,  Over-gate 
Barclay  Thomas,  Murray-gate 
Borrie  David,  29,  High-st. 
Cohnll  and  Scott,  13,  High-st. 
Dempster  Joseph,  Chrichton-st. 
Fenton  John,  Over-gate 
Gibb  James,  90,  Murray-gate 
Hanna  Thomas,  Over-gate 
How  James,  8,  High-st. 
Jackson  Robert,  Over-gate 
Key  David,  Hill-town 
Key  Thomas,  52,  High-st. 
Kilgour  Peter,  Over-gate 
Low  Thomas,  99,  Murray-gate 
Miln  George,  High-st. 
Murray  John  Pitcairn,  Nethei'-gate 
Orquhart  James,  Nether-gate 
Petrie  David,  Over-gate 
Rodgers  Thomas,  37,  Over-gate 
Rogers  William,  Nether-gate 
Stewart  John,  Nether-gate 
Thomson  Andrew,  High-st. 
Thomson  William,  98,  Murray-gate 

Brokers  {Insurancey  ^c.) 
Hackney  William,  Mi-adow-entiy 
Justice  James,  Cow-gate 
Lindsay  M.  W.  51,  High-st. 
Miln  George,  141,  Murray-gate 
Neish  and  Smart,  Cow-gate 
Newall  Walter,  Castle-st. 
Russell  John  G.  Well-gate 
TheinJohn,  Murray-gale 
Thorns  Patrick  H.  Cow-gate 
Warnck  Alexander,  142,  Murray-gate 

Cabinet  Makers  and  Upholsterers^ 
Bennet  John,  Meadows 


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DUNDEE. 


Blardie  David,  66,  High-st. 
Douglas  William,  189,  Over-gate 
Farquliarson  Andrew,  Over  gate 
Herald  .'ames,  Barrack-st. 
Kav  Wi  liam,  Nether-gate 
M' Donald  Duncan,  1,  Murray-gate 
Milne  Thomas,  Peter-st- 
Mount  Andrew,  Nether-gate 
Shepherd  David,  Nether-gate 
Simc  William,  jun.  Coutties-wj'nd 
Smeilie  Thomas,  Nether-gate 
Smith  Thomas.  Meadow-entry 
Stephen  JohR,  Meadovr-eutry 
Torbet  Robert,    Over-gate 

Carvers  and  Gilders. 
Abbot  V/iliiam,  63,  Over-gate 
Fciiwick  Peter,  Nether-gate 
Gowan  John,  Ne*iier-gate 
Gray  Hume,  76,  High-st. 

Coal  Dealers. 
Baxter  George  Thomas,  Kiiig-st. 
Blinsball  tir.d  Smith,  Fish-market 

Dempster  Andrew,  Scouring-bura 

Kidd  Thomas,  King-st. 

M'Greger  James,  Over-gate 
Maxwell  Thomas,  Fish-market 
Neish  Thomas,  sen.  north  Tay-st. 

Saunders  James,  Tay-st. 

S/nrlair  Archibald,  West-port 

Watt  Charles,  north  Tay-st. 
Confectioners. 

Butchart  James,  47, Murray-gate 

Gall  William,  Over-gate 

Hutchinson  Thomas,  116,  Murray-gate 

Kciller  James,  1,  High-st. 

Muat  Thomas,  18,  Over-gate 

Rea  Elizabeth,  Murray-gate 
.Watson  Gecrgc,  127,  Murray-gate 

Wedderspoon  Agnes,  69,  Murray-gate 
Consul. 

Baxter  Edward,  (American)  Cow-gate 
Coopers. 

Baillie  Andrew,  Foot  of  "Vault 

Davidson  James,  Sea-gate 

Da^'i'lson  Peter,  Sea-gate 

Gardiner  Peter,  Over-gate 

JacksL-n  William,  English-chapel 

M'Leod  William  &  Co.  Bnrn-head 

Martin  Thomas,  West-port 

Ross  John,  jun.  English-chapel 

Ross  Johns  sen.  48,  Murray-gate 

Sh?arcr  William,  63,  Murray-gate 

Wright  William,  Burn-head 

Cork  Cutters. 
Smith  William,  Over-gate 
Urquhart  Alexander,  Nether-gate 

Druggists  and  Chemists. 
Alexander  Lyon,  129,  Murray-gate 
Bisset  William,  74,  High-st. 
Jolly  John,  112,  Murray-gate 
Nasmytb  Robert,  28,  Over-gate 
Symes  Isabella,  23,  Over-gate 

I)i/ers. 
Catbro  James,  82,  Murray-gate 
Cricbton  James,  94,  Murray-gate 
Fenton  John,  106,  JMurray-gato 


Fenton  George,  CuUoden 

Spence  Adam,  Well-gate 
,  Earthenware,  China  Sf  Glass  Dealers. 

Aberdeia  James,  27,  High-st. 

Barclay  Mary,  Well  gate 

Dahms  George,  53,  Murray-gate 

Davie.=!  James,  Over-gate 

Gray  George,  High-st. 

Gunn  Thomas,  Over-?ate 

MatheTS  John,  Nether-gate 

Shand  Thomas,  Over-gate 

Watson  Frances,  West-port 
Fire  Offices. 

Atlas,  W.  A.  Flowerdew,  2,  High-st. 

British,  James  Scolt,  Murray-gate 

Caledonian,  W.  H.  Lindsay,  51,  High-st. 

Dundee,  David  Blair,  23,  Murray-gate 

Eagle,  Thomas  Donaldson,  12,  High-st. 

Fife,  Robert  Millar,  Cow-gate 

Globe,  David  Smart,  Cow-gate 

Hercules,  Archibald  Chrichton,  Cow-gate 

Hope,  James  Saunders,  Castle-st. 

North  British,  P.  H.Tlioms,  Cow-gate 

Pelican,   David  Miln,  Cow-gate 

Phoenix,  John  G.  Russel,  Weil-gate 

Royal  Exchange,  Wm.  Ellett,  Peter-st. 

LTnion,  Robert  Millar,  Cow-gafe 

Westminster,  James  Scott,  Murray-gate 
Fishing  Companies,  ( Whale  ) 

Dundee  Walter  Newal! ,  manager,  Castle-st. 

Dundee  (new)  Js.  Soot,  manager, Well-gate 

Friendship, Dav.  Jobson,m;mager,Murray-gt 

Tay,  David  Browu,  manager,   High-st. 

Union,Russell;<;Powrie,managers,  Well-gate 
Flax  Spinners. 

Boj'ack  William,  Dudhope-park 

Brown  Andrew,  Weil-gate 

Brown  James,  Ju.  and  William,  Well-gate 

Carmichael  James,  Dens 

Chalmers  Charles,  Bains-square 

Hackney  William,  Murray-gate 

Halley  John,  Well-gate 

Ireland  Alexander,  Cow-gate 

Kinmond  Peter,  Coopeis-alley 

Paton  James  and  Sens,  Sea-field 

Scott  John,  Well-gate 

Webster  James,  Cow-gate 
Glovers. 

Rough  George,  1,  High-st. 
Stewart  Thomas,  48,  Over-gate 

Grocers,    Wholesale  and  Retail., 

Adamson  Robert,  48,  Over-gate 
Kay  Alexander,  20,  Over-gate 
Nicol  George,  jun.  130,  IVlunay-gate 
Simson  Thomas,  14,  Murray-gate 
Small  Blinshall,  88,  Murray-gate 
Thomson  John,  21,  High-st. 

Grocers  and  Spirit  Dealers. 
Adam  Peter,  Over-gate 
Aimer  George,  Well-gate 
Baxter  Thomas  H.  Well-gate 
Butchart  .(ohn,  34,  Higli-st. 
Cameron  James,  118,  Murray-gate 
Crockatt  James,  61,  Over-gate 
Curr  William,  49,  Over-gnie 
Ferricr  .'Andrew  and  Co.  108,  Murray-gate 


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Ill 


Findlay  William,  High-st. 
Gardiner  Patrick,  Over-gate 
Gibson  Robert,   King-st. 
Hutcheson  David,  39,  Over-gate 
Hutcbeson  John,  Nether-gate 
Lawson  Andrew  and  Co.  King-st. 
Livingstone  James  &  Co.  West-port 
Low  and  Wigton,  Hill-town   ' 
Lyon  Andrew,  Hawk-hill 
M'Intosh  Robert,  Over-gate 
Miln  James,  jun.  Over-gate 
Milne  Patrick,  Well-gate 
Murdoch  William,  125,  Murray-gate 
Petrie  James,  West-port 
Pope  David,  58,  Over-gate 
Ross  Christopher,  65,  Over-gate 
Scott  Jamss  and  Co.  Hill-town 
Shaw  William,  147,  Murray-gate 
Shepherd  William,  111,  Murray-gate 
Smith  James,  yr.  Murray-gate 
Soot  David,  53,    Murray-gate 
Souter  William,  76,  Over-gate 
Steele  Andrew,  9,  High-st. 
Young  David,  Well-gate 
Young  Barbara,  West-port 

Haberdashers. 
See  Linen,  &c.  Drapers. 
Hardware   Dealers. 
Moyes  William,  Crichton-st. 
Smart  Ann,  15,  Murray-gate 

Hatters. 
Farquharson  David,  85,  Murray-gate 
Langland  George,  Nether-gate 
Saunders  Walker,  31,  High-st. 
Smith  Henry,  (London  fancy  hat  warehouse) 

40,  Murray-gate 
Taylor  John,  70,  Murray-gate 

Hosiers. 
Black  Alexander,  8,  Castle-st. 
Brookes  William,  79,  High-st. 
Inglis  John,  69,  High-st, 
Lesslie  Ellen,  67,  Murray-gate 
Wood  James,  51,  Murray-gate 
Inns  and  Hotels. 
Merchant  Alexander,  High-st. 
Morren  Alexander,  46,  Over-gate 

Iron  Founder. 
Straiten  William,  Sea-gate 

Iron  Mongers. 
Adamson  Robert,  jun,  32,  High-st. 
Bowman  Thomas,  75,  Murray-gate 
Gray  James,  6,  Over-gate 
Justice  James,  Castle-st. 
Justice  John,  3,  High-st. 
Lawson  Alexander,  19,  High-st. 
Munro  Hugh,  89,  Murray-!,'ate 
Murray  James  &  Co,  \\,  High-st. 
Murray  William  &  Co.  16,  Murray-gate 
Stephens  George,  62,  Over-gate 
Whyte  William,    [and  smith]  Doags-court, 

Castle-st. 

Leather  Merchants. 
Crawford  William,  17,  Over-gate 
Hill  David,  (skinner)  17,  High-.st. 
How  David,  jun.  133,  Murray-gate 


Linen  and   Woollen    Drapers    and 

Haberdashers. 
Anderson  Andrew,  71,  Murray-gate 
Baxter  James  H.  75,  High-st. 
Baxter  James  and  Son,  Sea-gate 
Bricknal  Andrew,  44,  High-st. 
Brown  David,  1,  Castle-st. 
Bruce  Alexander,  45.  Over-gate 
Butterworth  John,  40,  High-st. 
Clark  Thomas,  55,  High-st. 
Coupar  David,  66,  High-st, 
Croom  John,  63,  High-st. 
Davidson  James,  61,  High-st 
Davidson  John,  77,  Murray-gate 
Doig  James,  62,  High  st. 
Duncan  George,  68,  High-st. 
Flemming  Henrj^,  60,  6\er-gate 
Gallo\vay  Robert,  42,  High-st. 
Gordon  John,  Wel'.-gate 
Gordon  and  Edwards,  68,  Over-gate 
Hunter  Thomas,  36,  High-st. 
Johnstone  Joseph,  75,  High-st. 
Keith  David,  41,  High  st. 
Maxton  Barbara,  47,  High-st. 
Maxwell  David,  139,  Murray-gate 
Nicol  James,  Jun.  71,  Over-gate 
Nicol  William,  sen.  70,  Over-gate 
Nicol  AYilliam,  jun.  67,  Over-gate 
Ogilvio  Archibald,  59,  High-st. 
Pirie  David,  C4,  Overgate 
Rhind  Alexander,  50,  High-st. 
Smith  Alexander,  56,  High-st. 
Smith  James,  37,  High-st. 
Smith  James,  yr,  Murray-gate 
Souter  John,  39,  High-st. 
Sturrock  John,  58,  High-st. 
Thorns  George,  65,  High-st. 
Todd  John,  2,  Castle-st. 
Tullo  Henry,  53,  High-st. 
Watson  David,  jun.  72,  High-st. 
Watson  Isabella,  119,  Murray-gate 
Watson  James,  64,  High-st. 
Williamson  Jane,  75,  Murray-gate 
Wilson  William,  38,  High-st. 
Young  Robert,  9,  Over-gate 

Lottery  Offices. 
Baxter  John  Handyside,'24,  Murray-gate 
Chalmers  James,  4,  Castle-st. 
Donaldson  Robert,  45,  Over-gate 
Meal,  Sfc.  Dealers. 
Anderson  James,  Hill-town 
Baxter  Elizabeth,  King-st. 
Hynd  William,  Sea-gate 
Laird  Peter,  High-st. 
Mackay  Thomas,  Over-gate 
Malcolm  David,  Well-gate 
Martin  William,. 57,  Murray-gate 
Mudie  Thomas,  51,  Murray-gate 
Shepherd  Mungo,  40,  Over-gate 
Smith  Jane,  Well-gate 
Wigton  Alexander,  King-st. 
Manufacturers    of  Sail  and   Linen 

Cloth. 
Adam  Peter,  Couper's-alley 
Adam  William,  Well-gate 
Anderson  Alexander,  Seagate 


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Anderson  John,  Hawkhill-wynd 
Anderson  Tliomas,  Dens 
Anderson  Thomas,  Cow-gate 
Anderson  William,  Pork-wynd 
Banks  George,  Chapel-shade 
Baxter  George  H.  Perth-road 
Baxter  William  and  Son,  Cow-gate 
Bennet  William,  Dens-foot 
Bell  and  Balfour,  Share 
Brovrn  Andrew,  Weil-gate 
Brown  James,   John   and  William,  Well- 
gate 
Bruce  James,  King-st, 
Bruce  Andrew  and  Son,  Qneen-st. 
Buchan  Alexander,  Long-wynd 
Cargill  William,  Cow  gate 
Carmichael  James,  Dens 
Casswell  James,    King-st. 
Chalmers  William,  Bains-square 
Duncan  James,  jun.  Cow-gate 
Ferguson  David  and  Son,  Cow-gfate 
Gillroy  James,  Well-gate 
Halley  John,  Well-gate 
Hay  James,  Cow-gate 
Hill  James,  jun,  Long-wynd 
How  David,  Well-gate 
Howe  William,  William-st. 
Hutton  Marshall  Dens 
Ireland  Alexander,  Cow-gate 
Kennedy  James,  Hill- town 
Kinnear  Peter,  Well  gate 
Lamb  John,  Dens 
Leivage  David  &  Son,  Forebank 
Liddel  Alex.  &  Jas.  Well-gate 
Lindsay  Jas.  Chapel-shade 
Low  Andrew,  Cow-gate 
Low  James,  Well-gate 
Lowden  William,  Baltic-st. 
Lowson  John,  Pleasance 
Luke  John,  King-st. 
M'Leish  John,  Long-wynd 
M'Leish  William,  Nether-gate 
Macneill  William,  Hawk-hill 
Maxwell  James,  King-st, 
Mellis  Robert,  Cow-gate 
Millar  William,  Cow-gate 
Miller  Robert,  Hill-town 
Milne  Alexander,  Well-gate 
Mill  John,  Hill-town 
Mill  John,  Cow-gate 
Mill  George,  Smalls-wynd 
Mill  Robert,  Cow-gate 
Milne  John,  Well-gate 
Mitchell  Peter,  Perth-road 
Moir  John,  King-st. 
Moir  William,  William-st. 
Mudie  John,  Sea-gate 
Mudie  John  &  Francis,  Baltic-st. 
Neilson  &  Co.  Bains-square 
Ndsh  William,  Chapel-shade 
Nicol  James,  King-st. 
Nicol  John,  jun.  Cow-gate 
Nicol  Jas.  jun.  Scouring-burn 
Ogilvie  Alexander,  Hill-town 
Ogilvie  John,  Hill-town 
Pandrich  William,  Blacknees-road 
PatpQ  James  &  Sons,  Seorfield 


Paton  William,  Perth-road 
Peat  Robert,  146,  Murray-gate 
Petrie  Andrew,  Cow -gate 
Philp  David,  Cow-gate 
Powrie  Thomas,  Chapel-shade 
Raid  Alexander,  Shore 
Raid  James,  Scouring-burn 
Samson  David,  Cow-gate 
Scott  William,  Wards 
Small  Alexander,  Blackness-road 
Smith  Alexander,  Cow-gate 
Smith  Charles,  VVell-gate 
Smith  Francis,  Smalls-wynd 
Smith  James,  Blackness-road 
Smith  James,  Cow-gate 
Smith  John,  Hill-town 
Souter  James,  Cow -gate 
Spalding  Thomas,  Chapel-shad* 
Stool  Alexander,  Well-gate 
Thomson  James,  Cow-gate 
Todd  Jame?,  Perth-road 
TuUo  Alexander,  Cow-gate 
Wanlas  James,  Perth-road 
Watson  William,  Smalls-^vynd 
Whitton  James,  Cow-gate 
Wynd  James,  Cow-gate 
Wynd  Alexander,  Hill-town 
Young  Wiliiam,  King-st. 

Merchants,  fGeneralJ 

Alison  John,  Cow-gate 

Baxter  William  &  Son,  Cow-gate 

Baxter  William  William,  Well-gate 

Bisset  William,  Murray-gate 

Blair  David,  22,  Murray-gate 

Chalmers  Charles,  Hains-square 

Crichton  Archibald,  Cow-gate 

Duncan  James,  St.  Andrews-st. 

Eliett  VYilliam,  Peter-st. 

Fairweather,  Jas.  jun.  Cow-gate 

Farquharson  Robt.  144,  Murray-gate 

Gray  John,  6,  Murray-gate 

Hackney  William,  Meadow-entry 

Hudson  Patrick,  jun.  Well-gate 

Jobson  John,  41 ,  Murray-gate 

Justice  James,  Cow-gate 

Keay  John,  Sea-gate 

Millar  Robert,  Cow-gate 

Miller  John  B.  St.  Andrews-st. 

Miln  George,  144,  Murray-gate 

Neilson  and  Co.   Bains-square 

Neish  and   Smart,     [general  commission] 

Cow-gate 
Ouchterlony  David,  7,  Castle-st. 
Ouchterlony  Duncan,  Castle-st, 
Robb  Alexander,  Well-gate 
Smith  James,  31,  Murray-gate 
Soot  James,  Peter-st. 
Stirling  and  Martin,  Bains-square 
Thorns  Patrick  H.  Cow-gate 
Tullo  Alexander,  Cow-gate 
Warrick  Alexander,  142,  Murrayrgate 
Watt  Isaac.  149,  Murray-gate 
Watt  Thomas,  Meadow-entry 
Whitson  Patrick,  Well-gate 
Whittet  John,  jun.  Castle-st. 
Whyte  Alexander,  Cow-gate 


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Merchants,  [^Green  Cloth.'] 

Collier  John,  Cow-gate 
Fairweatlier  James,  sen.  Cow-gate 
Hazeel  Da^ad,  Netlier-state 
Keay  Alexander,  Well-gate 
Leighton  George  &  Co.  Well-gate 
Morton  Mungo,  Well-gate 
Watt  Isaac,  149,  Murray-gat*; 
Watt  James,  38,  Murray-gate 
Wliyte  Alexander,  7,  Murray -gate 
Wyllie  George,    145,  Murray-gate 

Merchants,  (Corn  J 
Bell  David,  Castle-st. 
Clark  William,  St.  Andrews-st, 
Crichton  David,  Nether-gate 
Guillan  David,  48,  Over-gate 
Hogg  Alexander,  Chapel-shade 
Lindsay  William,  51.  High-st, 
Pitcaithly  Thomas,  51,  High-st. 
Rattray  Thomas,  New-inn-entry 
Wilson  John,  St.  Andrews-st. 
Young  John,  148,  Murray-gate 

Merchants,  {Linen.) 
Baxter  John.  (&  Baltic]  King-st. 
Johnston  Charles,  Cow-gate 
Kirkaldy  William,  Cow-gate 
Webster  Jas.  (&  flax)  Cow-gate 

Merchants,  {Timber.) 
Anderson  Williim,  Barrack-st. 
Blair  David,  jun.  Sea-gate 
Brown  Patrick,  Shore 
Gray  George,  Yeamans-shore 
Keiller  James,  Sea-gate 
Mount  James,  Yeamans-shore 
Peddie  Andrew,  Sea-gate 
Stewart  Jas.  jun.  Sea  gate 

Merchants,  {Yam,) 
Dick  Thomas,  Well-gate 
Farquharson  Robert,  144,  Murray-gate 

Notaries,    {Public.) 
Adamson  Thomas,  High-st. 
Barrie  William,  9,  Castle-st, 
Baxter  John  Boyd,  William  Boyd  &   John 

William,  High-st. 
Cobb  Dav.& David  Mitchell,  New-inn-entry 
Flowerdew  Wm.  Allan,  2,  High-st, 
Jobson  &  Scott,  9,  Castle-st. 
Kerr  Christopher,  9,  Castle-st. 
M'Ewan  David,  High-st. 
Milne  George,  4,  Castle-st. 
Neaves  David,  High-st, 
Ogilvie  John  &  Son,  New-inn-entry 
Pirie  James,  High-st. 
Reid  William,  Nether-gate 
Rodger  William,  2,  High-st. 
Saunders  James,  Castle-st. 
Simpson  James,  High-st. 
Smart  Thomas,  Over-gate 
Walker  Wm.  &  Thomas,  2,  High-st. 

Nursery  8f  Seedsmen, 
Galloway  Thos.  (seedsman)  135,  Murray-gate 
Miln  Jas.  &  Co.  33,  High-st. 
Todd  John,  (seedsmfin)  4,  H5gh-8t. 
Urquhart  Williani,.Nelber-gjite 


Packers. 
Beat  Chas.  &  Joseph,  Tanage-crt.  Cow-gate 
Sandeman  William,  Cow-gate 

Painters,  {House.) 
Gibb  John  &  Son,  Peter-st. 
Hendry  John,  Nether-gate 
Ingram  George,  Over-gate 
Mathew  John,  3,  Nether-gate 
Mearns  James,  72,  Over-gate 
Pirie  &  Thomson,  Nether-gate 
Scott  William,  Well-gate 
Stephen  David,  66,  High-st. 
Stewart,  Saunders  &  Co,  5,  Nether-gate 
Young  William,  Peter-st. 

Physicians. 
Henderson  Robert,  Meadow-s,t. 
Huie  Richard,  Nether-gate 
Johnson  James,  29,  Murray-gate 
Nimmo  Peter,  6,  Tay-st. 
Ramsay  Alexander,  5,  Tay-st. 
Starmonth  Alexander,  3,  Tay-st. 

Plane  Makers. 
Wallace  Jas,  &  Alex.  Peter-st, 

Plasterers. 
Haggart  Thomas,  Barrack-st. 
Low  John,  Coutties-wynd 
Robertson  George,  Nether-gate 

Plumbers  Sf  Glaziers. 
Middleton  Abraham,  Nether-gate 
Miltie  Al;  xander.  Well-gate 
Watson  John,  Crichton-st. 

Printers,  Letter  Press. 
Colville  A.  and  Co.  [Courier  Office,  Friday] 

Nether- gate 
Rintoul  B..  S.   (Dundee  Advertizer  Office, 

Friday)  New-inn-entiy 

Reed  Makers. 
Duncan  William,  West-port 
Shepherd  David,  143,  Murray-gate 
Rope  and  Sail  Makers^ 
Bell  James,  Castle-st, 
Buik  A.  and  A.  &  Co.  Crichton-st. 
Bulk  James,  Hill -town 
Dundee  Rope  Company,  Perth-road 
Irons  David  &  Robert,  (sail)  Fish-market 
Ogilvy  Alexander  and  Co.  Fish-market 
Tay  Rope  Company,  Perth-road 
Webster  Thomas  and  Co.  Hawk-kill 

Saddlers,  ^c, 
Arkley  John,  Trades-hall 
Bisset  William,  jun.  24,  High-st. 
Gardiner  George,,  20,  High-st, 
Sharp  William,  7,  High-st. 
Watson  James,  44,  Murray-gate 

Skip  Builders, 
Caiman  John,  Castle-st. 
Kewans  James,  Shore 
Smart  James,  Shore 

Shipping  Companies. 
Dundee  and  Hull,  Robert  Christie,  agent, 

Castle-st. 
Dundee    and   Perth,    Patrick    Chrlchton, 

agent,  Shore 

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Ship  Owners  and  Agents, 
Allan  John,  Kingoodie-quarry 
Anderson  Andrew 
A  nderson  Patrick 
Bell  and  Balfour,  Shore 
Bell  James 
Bennett  William 
Berry  John 
Blair  James 
Brown  David 
Brown  George 
Brown  Patrick 
Caithness  John 
Calmun  John 
Christie  Robert 
Clark  David 
Clark  George 
Clark  Thoma» 
Cook  James 
Crammond  George,  jun, 
Davidson  James 
Davidson  Peter 
Dow  Arthur 
Easson  William 
Edney  Robert 
Edward  Alexander,  jun. 
Fender  George 
Ferguson  James 

Ferner  Thomas,  Broughton-ferry 
FyfF.'  John 
Greig  David 
Greig  James 
Greig  William 
Hood  Andrew 
Uynd  William 
Keay  David 
Keay  John 
Kennedy  John 
Kidd  George 

Kidd  Thomas,  Broaghty-ferry 
Kiddie  Andrew 
Kirkaldy  William 
Laing  James 
Low  Andrew 
Marshall  William 
Martin  Alexander 
Matthew  George 
Melvill  Arthur 
Mitchell  John 
Mustard  Alexander 
Neish  and  Smart 
Norie  William,  Broughty-ferry 
Ogilvie  James 
Ogilvie  William 
Peter  John 
Powrie  and  Russell 
Reid  Alexander 
Reid  John 
Robertson  John 
Robson  James 
Ross  Colin 
Ross  Robert 
Scott  Robert 
Sinclair  Archibald 
Small  Thomas  > 

Smart  James 
Smith  James 


Smith  William 

Soot  James 

Spink  Peter 

Stewart  James 

Thain  John 

Tosh  Charles 

Watson  James 

Watt  James 

Webster  Alexander 

Webster  James,  Broughty-ferry 

Webster  James 

Webster  Thomas  and  Co. 

Welch  David 

White  James 

Wilson  John 

Wilson  William 

Wyllie  George 
Young  James 
Young  Peter 
Young  Nathaniel 

N,  B.  Those  without  address  all   reside 
in  Dundee,  but  their  places  of  business  un- 
certain, and  if  addressed  Dundee  is  sufiBcient, 
Spirit  Dealers. 

Dick  Thomas  jun.  Nether-gate 

Hutton  William,  Fish-market 
Sugar  Refiners. 

Dundee  Companv,  Sea-gate 

Dundee  Company,  fnew)  West-port 
Surgeons. 

Alexander  Lyon,  129,  Murray-gate 

Bell  Alexander,  Nether-gate 

Brown  Charles,  Fish-market 

Cochrane  James,  Sea-gate 

Cochrane  William,  6,  Castle-st. 

Colvill  James,  Thorter-row 

Crichton  John,  52,  Over-gate 

Dick  William,  Church-wynd 

Duncan  David,  Crichton-st. 

Hogg  William,  74,  Murray-gate 

Mudie  Peter,  Peter-st. 

Pitcairn  Thomas,  Murray-gate 

Stewari.  James,  Sea-gate 

Wilison  Andrew,  110,  Murray- gate 
■      Tailors  and  Habit  Makers. 

Clark  George,  Hawk-hill 

Donuet  David,  Barrack-st. 

Ferrier  John,  Nether-gate 

Langlands  Alexander,  69,  High-st. 

Low  Thomas,  51,  High-st. 

Malcolm  Thomas,  Shore 

Mathewson  William,  6,  High-st. 

Milue  David,  66,  Over-gate 

Robb  James,  Castle-st. 

Young  John,  59,  Over-gate 

Tallow  Chandlers. 
Bell  William,  jun.  77,  High-st. 
Brough  James,  Over-gate 
Wallace  Samuel,  Over-gate 
Watson  Robert,  Over-gate 
Whyte  Jane,  Murray-gate 
Tanner. 
DuflF  John,  jun.  Barrack-st. 

Tavern  Keepers  Vintners^  &c. 
Allau  James,  Long-wynd 


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Andorson  Charles,  Yeamans-shore 

Anderson  John,  Fisb-market 

Anderson  Wm.  [and  billet  master]  Peter-st 

Baillie  John,  Shore 

Black  Alexander,  Hill-town 

Brown  Charles,  Pertb-raad 

Bruce  Peter,  Scon  ring-burn 

Butter  Thomas,  Tay-st. 

Cameron  William,  Fish-st, 

Cameron  Angus,  Sea-gate 

Campbell  John,  Fish-market 

Cathro  William,  Fish-market 

Chesholm  David,  Shore 

Crichton  John,  King-st. 

Duncan  David,  26,  Over-gate 

Duncan  Patrick,  24,  Over-gate 

Elder  William,  Hill-town 

Fender  David,  15,  Over-gate 

Ferguson  David,  Fish-st. 

Ferguson  William,  Sea-gate 

Forbes  Robert,  Hill-town 

Graham  Finlay,  Fish-st. 

Henders'>n  George,  194,  Over-gate 

Hood  Andrew,  Vaults 

Hood  Thomas,  132,  Murray-gate 

Hood  William,  Wpll-gate  " 

Hume  William,  91 ,  Murray-gate 

Kinmond  David,  West-port 

Lesslie  William,  Scouring-bura 

Low  David,  St.  Clements-lane 

Low  Robert,  Church-wynd 

Lowson  Roliert,  Over-gate 

M'Donald  Donald,  Over-gate 

M'Giigor  John,  Castle-court 

M'Intosh  Daniel,  Sea-gate 

Mackie  Robert.  Fish-market 

M'Nabb  George,  Over-gate 

Matthew  George,  57,  Over-gate 

Maxwell  John,  Over-gate 

Meffan  Alexander,  Shore 

Millar  David,  Hawk-hill 

Miln  David,  54,  High-st. 

Mitchell  James,  Fish-market 

Moncur  John,  Couttie's-wynd 

Moncur  William,  Over-gate 

Mudie  Tliomas,  Cow-gate 

Murdoch  George,  66,  High-st. 

Playfair  Thomas,  Sea-gate 

Prydie  George,  Sea-gate 

Rait  David,   Perth-road 

Ramsay  Robert,  Over-gate 

Rattray  Thomas,  Sea-gate 

Rattray  David,  50,  Over-gate 

Robertson  Edward,  Sea-gate 

Ruxton  Robei  t,  Shore 

Wallace  Elizabeth,  26,  High-st. 

Wallace  James,  Overgate 

Wallace  John,  Over-gate  . 

Whitton  Robert,  Sea-gate 

Williamson  George,  Witchknow 

Young  James,  104,  Murray-gate 

Tea  Dealers. 

Bell  Robert,  Tradeshall 

Ford  James,  Cow-gats 

NicoU  George,  sen.  3,  Castle-st. 


Thread  Manufacturers: 
Blyth  Henry,  Wards 
Bower  George,  Over-gate 
Guthrie  Thomas,  Murray-gate 
Mitchell  and  Gowans,  Over-gate 
Timber  Measurers, 
Farquharson  David,  Castle-st, 
Kirtland  William,  Sea-gate 

Tinplate  Workers. 
Currance  David,  29,  Over-gate 
Dick  Hi^gh,  96,  Murray-gate 
Dick  John,   Well-gate 
Small  Andrew,   15,  High-st. 
Watson  Francis  and  Co.  121,  Murray-gate 
Watson  John,  (and  iron)  Chrichton-st. 

Tobacconists. 
Barclay  William,  18,  Murray-gate 
Bell  William,  jun.  77,  High-st. 
Brough  James,  Over-gate 
Campbell  John,  Crichton-st> 
Edwards  Alexander  &  Son,  80,  Murray-gate 
Garland  Andrew,  51,  Over-gate 
Lyon  and  Co.  High-st. 
Rattary  Thomas,  56,  Over-gate 
Robertson  John,  Vaults 
Rogers  Charles,  38,  Murray-gate 
Sanderson  Elizabeth,  71,  High-st. 
Saunders  James,  Chrichton-st. 
Shepherd  John,  42,  Over-gate 
Watson  David,  66,  Murray-gate 

Turners, 
Colvill  Andrew,  Thorter-row 
Reid  William,  97,  Murray-gate 
Umbrella  Makers, 
Barclay  David,  Over-gate 
Mackay  John,  22,  High-st. 

Upholsterers. 
I  Ballardie  David,  67,  High-st. 
Webster  James,  Well-gate 

Vyce  Maker  ^ 
Whyte  William,  Doags-court,  Castle-st. 

Watch  6f  Clock  Makers. 
Cameron  Alexander,  78,  High-st. 
Constable  William,  5,  High-st. 
Lundie  John,  46,  High-st. 
Robertson  James,  35,  High-st. 
Rough  David,  Hill-town 
Scott  William,  69,  Over-gate 
Young  William,  75,  High-st. 

Wine  Merchants, 
Bell  Alexander,  16,  High-st. 
Crichton  William,  Castle-st. 
Duff  Robert,  south  Tay-st. 
Hazeel  Henry  Johnson  &  Co.  Nether-gate 
Newall  Walter,  Castle-st. 
Pitcairn  William  &  Son,  6,  Castle-st. 
Symers  L  and  G.  34,  Murray-gate 
Woollen  Drapers. 
See  Linen  &c.  Drapers. 
Wrights. 
Carmichael  James  and  Charles,  West-wards 
Donald  Robert,  West-port 
Gunn  David,  57,  Over-gate 
Henderson  Charles,  West-port 
Hutchison  John,  54,  High-st. 


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Mattbew  Alexander,  72,  Over-gate 

Wattliew  James,  126,  Murray-gate 

Reid  David,  Soouring-burn 

Scott  John,  Castle-st. 

Scott  Robert,  St.  Andrews-st. 

Smith  Charles,  Sea-gate 

Taylor  and  Duff,  Perth -toad 
Writers. 

Adamson  Thomas,  Higb-st. 

Anderson  John,  35,  High-st. 

Barrie  William,  9,  Castle-st. 

Baxter  John  Boyd,  William  Boyd,  and  John 
William,  Higb-st. 

Cbiistie  Alexander,  10,  Higb-st. 

Cobb  JDavid  &  D.  Mitchell,  New  Inn-entry 

Davidson  Thomas,  Higb-st. 

Flowerdew  William  Allan,  2,  High-st. 

Hunter  James,  High-st. 

Johson  and  Scott,  9,  Castle-st. 

Kerr  Christopher,  9,  Castle-st. 

M'Ewan  David,  Higb-st. 

Mawer  George,  High-st. 

Milne  George,  4,  Castle-st. 

Meaves  David,  High-st. 

Ogihie  John  ^  Son,  New  Inn-entry 

Pirie  James,  Higb-st. 

Reid  William,  Nether-gate 

Rodger  William,  2,  High-st. 

Sa'inders  James,  Castle-st. 

Scott  William,  Higb-st. 

Simpson  James,  High-st. 

Small  William,  High-st. 

Smart  Thomas,  Over-gate 

Smart  Thomas,  jun.  Over-gate 

Smith  David,  57,  High-st. 

Walker  Wm.  and  Tbos.  2,  Higb-st. 
MISCELLANEOUS. 

Anderson  John,  riddle  maker,  Over-gate 

Constable  William,  jeweller,  5,  High-st. 

Couper  George,  stone  cutter,  Cow-gate 

Davidson  George,  rag  dealer.  Sea-gate 

Donald  Robert,  cart,  &c.  maker.  West-port 

Donaldson   Daud,  &  Son,  coach  makers, 

Barrack-st. 
Fairweatber  Wm.  cotton  yarn  dealer,  Cow-sr. 

Galloway  T.  ground  planner,  l.'iS.iMurray-g 
Gibson  Geo.  &  Co.  curriers,  Ciiapel-sbade 
Gilroy  Jn.  heckle  maker,  143,  Murray-gate 
Harbour  Office,  David   Logan,   superinten- 

dant.  Burn-head 
Henderson  James,   chair    maker,    Doags- 

court,  Castle-st. 
Hodge  James,  lapidary,  Nctber-gate 
Innes  Fredewck  S.  perfumer,  Netber-gate 
Ivory  Thomas,  engraver,  &c.  18,  Higb-st. 
Low  David,  slater,  Barrack-st 
Matthew  John,  flax  dresser,  Hill-town 
MatthewThos.  fisbingrodmaker,  43,  High-s 
Meldrum    &   Archibald,    machine   makers. 

Chapel-shade 
Mitchell  Thos.  soap  boiler,  Cbapel-sbade 
Neave  David,  architect,  Hawk-hill 
Nicoll  Jas.  &  Co.  starch  makers.  Hawk-bill 
Ogilvie  Michael,  whip  thong  maker,  Well-g. 
Onions  Joseph,  gun  maker.  Nether-gate 
Pleasance    Brewery,    James  Montgomery, 
manager,  Pleasance 


Sharp  John,  steam  flour  tnilb.  West-port 
Stamp  Office,  John  Alison,  stamp  distribu- 
tor and  stamp  master  for  linens,  Castle-st 
Stewart  James,  sen.  lime  dealer.  Sea-gate 
Tarone  Antony,  weather  glass  maker,  35, 

Murray-gate 
Walker  Wm.  boat  builder,  Yeamans-shore 
Warren  John,  toy  dealer,  95,  Murray-gate 
Watson  David,  cutler,  120,  Murray-gate 
Weigh-house,  Jas.  Ramsay,  master,  Vaulti 
Williamson  Audr.  br<  ss  founder,  Culloden 

Carriers. 
From  Thos.  Hood's,  Mureay-gate. 
Aberdeen,  Jas.  Murray,  Tuesdays 
Drumsturdie-Muir,  John  Gleg^g,  Fridays 
Forfar,  David  Wallace,  sen,  &  others,  OT^ 

Tuesdays  and  Fridays 
Kirrymuir,  Jas.  Finlay,  3  times  weekly 
Montrose,  Chas,  Wood,  Tuesday  &  Friday 
Murie,  Coarse  of  Gourie,  John  Sterton,  Fri. 
Muii'oes,  Alex,  Smith,  Fridays 

Daniel  M'Intosh,  Sea-gate. 
Aberdeen,  Aitken's  Cart,Tuesday  &  Friday 
Airley,  occasionally 
Barry,  Robt.  Warden  &.  Jas.  Mair,  Tues.. 

day  and  Friday 
BrecJdn,  John   Hood  &   David  Shepherd, 
Tuesday  &  Friday 

Feom  Peter  Couper's,  Murray-gate. 
Forfar,  Thos.  Kerr,  &  Alex.  Millar,  Tues- 
day &  Fridaj' 
Kirrymuir,   David   Henderson   &  Andrew 
Edward,  Tues.  Thurs.  and  Friday 
From  Robert  Mudie's,  Murray-gate. 
Arbroath,  eveiy  lawful  day 
Kirrymuir,  John  Robertson,  Tues.  &  Fri. 
Montrose,  David  Robb,  Thursday  &  Satur. 

From  James  Young's,  MuUray-gate. 
Douglaston,  Jas.  Livingstone,  Tues.  &  Fri, 
Kirrymuir,  James  Kidd,  Thursday  &  Sat. 

From  Dog  Well,  Murray-gate. 
Perth,  George  Wannan,  Tuesday  &  Friday 

From  David  Rosse's,  Murraygate. 
Forfar,  George  Grant  and  others,   twice, 

weekly 
Glammis,  James  Bancb,  thrice,  weekly 
Glammis  and  Eassie,  occasionally 
Kin-ymeur,  Wm,  Webster,  twice,  weekly 
From  David  Fender's,  Over-gate. 
Cupar  Angus,    Andrew   Hodge,  Tuesday 

and  Friday 
Errol,  John  Cricbton,  Tuesday  and  Friday 
Rait,  David  Mayer,  Friday 

From  John  Easson's,  Thorter-row. 

Cupar  Angus,  George  Herald  and  Donald 

IVJustard,  Tuesday  and  Friday 

From  David  Duncan's  Over-gate. 

Auchterhouse,  Thos.  Anderson,  Tues.&Fri, 

Nevay,  William  Butchart,  Friday 

David  Rattray's,  Over-gate, 
Errol,  David  Symers,  ^       on 

Kirkinch,  John  Wright,  (  Tuesdays 

Ijoug  Forgun,  P.  M'GrCgor       ^      and 
Me.i^le,  Thos,  Gellatly,  )    Fridays 

Donald,  M'Donalds,  Tay-St. 
Kenny,  J  AS.  Fleming,  occasionally 
Lintrathen,  Jas,  Adie,  Tuesday,  &  Friday 


DUNDEE. 


117 


From  Geohge  MATraEWs,  Over-gate, 

Baledgarno,  Jas.  Jack,  Tuesday  &  Friday 
Blairgourie,  Daniel  M'Intosh,   Tue.  &  Fri, 
Newtyle,  Robt.  Greenhill.  Friday 

Peter  Duncan's,  Overgate. 
Alyth,  John  Robertson 
Blairgourie  and  Ratti  ay  T.  DufFeis 
Cupar  Angtis,  Peter  Bel  I 
Fouiis,  William  Isles 

Meigle,  Alexander  Anderson,  all  on  Tues. 
and  Friday 

John  Baillie's,  Craig. 
Cupar  Fife,  Alexander  Constable,  Tuesday 
and  Friday 

David  Chesholm's,  Craig. 
St.  Andrews,  James   Henderson,   Tuesday 
and  Friday 
James  Mitchell's,  Fish-market. 
Anstruther,  James  Balfour,  Tuesday 
FiNLAV  Graham's,  Craig, 
Crail,  George  Wilson,  Tuesday 
Ltuchart,  David  Henderson,  Friday 


From  Wm.  Finlav's,  English-chapei.. 
Broughty  Ferry,  Alex.  CHne.  Tues.  &  Fri, 

John  Wallaces,  Tay-street, 
Lentrathen,  Alexander  Wallace,  Friday 

Racheal  Coupar's,  124,  Murray-gate. 

Montrose,  Charles  Wood,  Wednesday 

Cathar(N£Skirving's,St.Clement's-lane 

Edinburgh,  Alexander  Smith,  Tuesdays 
Coaches. 

From  Merchant's-Hotel,  Hish-Street 

The  Mail  to  Montrose,  Aberdeen  6l  north 
of  Scotland,  at  five  every  evening 

The  Mail  to  Perth,  Edinburgh,  and  the 
south  'ii;ilf  past  twelve,  at  night 

The  Saxe  Coburg  to  Montrose  &  Aberdeen, 
at  nine  \forning,  every  lawful  day 

The  Saxe  Cobnrg  to  Perth  and  E  'inburgh, 
at  half  past  four,  afternoon,  every  law- 
ful  day 

The  Fife  Union,  at  half  past  seven  morn- 
ing, every  lawful  day. 


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DUNFERMLINE, 

.A.  ROYAL  borough  in  the  county  of  Fife;  seat  of  a  presbjtery,  and  one  of  the  most 
considerable  manufacturing  towns  in  the  county,  and  the  first  in  Scotland  for  the  manufac- 
tory of  table-linen,  which  is  its  staple  trade.  It  is  said,  the  chest  of  the  incorporation 
of  Weavers  contains  a  curious  specimen  of  their  art ,  this  is  a  man's  shirt  wrought  in  the 
loom  by  a  weaver  of  the  name  of  Inglis,  which  is  without  seam,  etfected  without  the  assis- 
tance of  the  needle,  the  only  part  he  could  not  execute  was  a  button  for  the  neck.  Dunferm- 
line is  situated  in  the  western  district  of  the  shire  about  three  miles  from  the  Frith  of 
Forth,  above  the  level  of  which  it  is  elevated  190  feet,  the  prospect  it  commands  is  re- 
markably various,  beautiful  and  extensive,  having  a  view  of  fourteen  different  counties 
at  once.  The  borough,  it  appears  held  of  the  monastery  of  Dunfermline  for  nearly  two 
centuries,  and  became  royal  by  a  charter  from  King  James  VI.  dated  24th  May  1588. 
In  this  charter  the  king  ratifies  sundry  charters,  donations,  and  indentures,  by  John  and 
Robert,  abbots  of  Dunfermline,  particularly  one  dated  10th  October,  1395,  by  which  the 
abbot  and  convent  renounce  in  fevour  of  the  eldermen  and  community  the  whole  incoma 
of  the  borough  belonging  to  their  revenue,  with  the  small  customs,  profits  of  court,  &c. 
"  reserving  however,  the  power  of  punishment  should  any  of  the  magistrates  be  guilty  of 
injustice  in  the  exercise  of  their  office.''  At  an  early  period  Dunfermline  became  a  royal 
residence ;  Malcolm  Canmore  usually  resided  at  a  tower,  or  castle,  built  on  a  peninaulated 
hill  in  a  valley  near  the  town.  A  palace  was  afterwards  built  not  far  from  the  tower,  in  a 
most  romantic  situation  ;  the  south-west  wall  still  remains  a  monument  of  the  magnificent 
fabric  of  which  it  is  a  part.  The  monastery  was  one  of  the  most  ancient  in  Scotland, 
being  founded  by  Malcolm  Canmore,  for  monks  of  the  Benedictine  order,  and  was  com- 
pleted by  his  son  Alexander  J.  It  continued  to  be  governed  by  a  prior  till  the  reign  of 
David  I.  who  raised  it  to  the  dignity  of  an  Abbey,  and  in  1124,  translated  thither  thirteen 
monks  from  Canterbury.  The  abbey  was  richly  endowed,  and  derived  its  revenue  from 
very  distaut  parts  of  the  kingdom,  it  was  a  magnificent  and  extensive  building,  but  fell  an 
early  sacrifice  to  the  plundering  army  of  Edward  I.  About  the  beginning  of  tha  16th 
century  all  that  was  saved  of  that  magnificent  fabric  was  the  church,  with  a  few  cells  for  the 
monks ;  these  were  demolished  at  the  reformation,  and  the  ruins  of  the  abbey  are  now 
inconsiderable.  The  parish  church  and  steeple  were  large  and  ancient,  being  part  of  the 
abbey  built  by  Malcolm  Cranmore,  but  it  is  now  nearly  rebuilt.  Here  the  founder,  his 
Queen,  and  several  other  Scottish  monarchslie  interred;  and  here  was  lately  found  the 
remains  of  the  celebrated  S<-ottish  hero,  Robert  the  Bruce.  The  small  rivulet  Syne  passes 
near  this  town,  and  there  are  several  extensive  Lochs;  the  parish  abounds  with  valuable 
mines  and  minerals  ;  in  many  places  there  are  rocks  of  wiiite  freestone,  and  whinstone  is 
also  found  for  paving  the  streets;  limestone  has  been  wrought  to  a  groat  extent;  iron  slona 
is  also  abundant,  and  exported  in  great  quantities  to  the  Carron  Works.  The  town  is  go- 
verned by  a  provost,  2  baillies,  a  dean  of  guild,  and  22  counscllorSj  viz.  12  guildi^  of  mer- 
chant cipunsellors,  and  10  trades  council,  eight  of  whom  are  deacons  of  incorporations. 


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DUNFERMLINE. 


The  population  is  about 9000.  Market  days  Tuesday  and  Friday,  (Tuesday  for  corn.) 
Fairs ;  3d  Wednesday  in  January,  2nd  Wednesday  in  March,  4th  Wednesday  in  April, 
l?t  ^Vednesday  in  July,  2nd  Tuesday  in  August,  4th  Friday  in  September,  last  Thursday 
in  October,  and  4th  Wednesday  in  November. 

Po«t  Office,  Kirk-gate — Post-mistress,    Miss  Angus. — Mails  to  the  south  every  morn- 
ing at  6  o'clock ;  to  the  west  every  day  at  half  past  eleven. 


Anctioneer. 

Macbean  James,  Chalmers-st. 

Bakers. 
Anderson  John,  Bridge-st. 
Bevendge  William,  High-st. 
Brod'C  James,  Collier-row 
BVmpseed  James,  High-st. 
M'Phcr«on  Alexander,  Kirk-gate 
rjar<-!iie  John,  Hi»gh-st. 
Mr.) drum  George,  May-gate 
Sm ler=:  Robert,  Bridge-st. 
Tod  Robert,  Guildhail-st. 
Bankers. 
Branch  of  the  Ban^  of  Scotland  Guildhall -st. 
J>avid  Wilson,   Wm.  Beveridge,  agents, 
David  Mitchell,  accountant 
Brancii  of   the  Commercial  Bank  of  Scot- 
land, Collier-row,  Robert  and  James  Kerr, 
Agents 
Bookf^ellers,    Binders  8f  Stationers. 
Adam  David,  jun.  High-st. 
A'^gus  Andrew,  (bookseller  only)  Kirk-gate 
Pavidson  John,  High-st. 
Miller  Jolm,  (and  printer)  Bridge-st. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 
Beveridge  John,  (  halmers 
Lawri'.'  Henry,  High-st. 
M'Farlane  John,  High-st. 
M'Laren  Peter,  Chalmers-st. 
Ross  Michael 

Brewers. 
Douglas  Robert,  St.  Margaret-st. 
Malcolm  Robert,  Damside 
Stenhouse  John,  High-st. 

Builders. 
Bonner  John,  High-st. 
Hutton  Rolii'rt,  Chalmers-st. 
Morton  and  Burrell,  High-st. 

Cabinet  Makers. 
Bonner  John,  High-st. 
Buchanan  Robert,  H'gh-st- 
Moier  Charles,  High-st 
Thomson  James,  Guildhall-st. 
,  Confectioners. 
Davidson  Alexander,  Kirl^-gate 
Finlayson  Ellen,  Guildhall-st. 
Gibson  George,  High-st. 

Coopdrs. 
Bean  John,  Cross-wynd 
Dick  Andrew,  Abbey- park-lane 
Husband  Andrew,  Kirk-gate 

Flaa;  Dressers, 
Marshall  James,  St.  Catharine 's-wynd 
Roxburgh  John,  High-st. 

Glass  and  China  Dealers 
M'Donald  John,  High-st. 
Rtid  Thomas,  High-st. 


Grocers,  Sfc. 
Allan  John,  Chalmers-st. 
Beugo  J.  and  A.  High-st. 
Beveridge  Catharine,  High-st, 
Beveridge  John,  High-st. 
Drummond  William,  Chalmers-st. 
Ferguson  John,  High-st. 
Gibb  Henry,  (wholesale  and  tea  merchant) 

May-gate 
Gibb  William,  Moody-st. 
Gilfillan  Robert,  Kirk-gate 
Green  William,  Collier-row 
Harley  Robert,  Chalmers-st. 
Hay  Andrew,  High-st. 
Husband  James,  Queen  Ann-st, 
InglisJohn,  Guildhall-st. 
Inglis  Henry,  High-st. 
Johnston  Robert,  Wooodhead-st. 
Reddie  Alexander,  Chalmers-st. 
Ritchie  Andrew,  High-st. 
Rolland  William  &  Co.  Queen  Ann-st. 
Russell  Henry,  High-st. 
Sharp  Christian,  High-st. 
Spittal  George,  High-st. 
Taylor  J'ames,  Kirk-gate 
Vallance  Ann,  High-st. 

Inns. 
New  Inn,  John  Hutton,  Bridgc-st. 
Burrells  Tavern,  Guildhall-st 
Iron  Mongers. 
Anderson  James,  Kirk-gate 
Cunning  John,  Chalmers-st.  ' 

Finlay  Henrietta,  High-st. 
Locke  &  Hutton,  (and  glaziers)  Bridge-st. 
Russell  Henry,  High-st. 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers. 
Anderson  &  Finlayson,  Chalmers-st. 
Beveridge  Andrew,  High-st. 
Black  and  Arnott,  Bridge-st. 
Hunt    Wm.    Alexander,    (&  stamp-oiSce) 

High-st. 
Kinnis  John,  High-st. 
Millar  James,  Bridge-st. 
Orrock  James,  Bridge-st. 
Reid  A.  and  D.  Bridge-st. 
Rutherford  and  Inglis,  Bridge-st. 

Messengers,  at  Arms, 
Couston  John,  Queen-st. 
Herdman  Archibald,  Bridge-st. 
Macbean  James,  Chalmers-st. 

Nursery  and  Seedsmen. 
Martin  David  Bridge-st. 
Russell  Henry,  High-st. 

Painters. 
Munro  Daniel,  High-st. 
Sinclair  John,  High-st. 
Young  Mitchell,  High-st. 


DUNFERMLINE. 


119 


Physicians. 

Gaidner  Ebenezer,  Golph-drum 
Spence  John,  St.  Catherine-st. 
Stenhouse  James,  sen.  New-row 
Stenhouse  James,  jun.  New-row 

Saddlers. 
Burrell  James,  Guildhall-st- 
M'Farlane  James,  High-st. 
Williamson  William,  High-st. 
Williamson  Thomas,  High-st. 

Soap  Manufacturers, 
Laurie  Robert  and  Sou,  St.  Margaret-st. 

Siirgeotis. 
Alexander  James,  High-st. 
Dewar  Andrew,  Chalmers 
Gibb  John,  St.  Margaret-st. 

Tailors. 
Dewer  William,  May-gate. 
Roxburgh  Edward,  May-gate 
Shoeloraid  John,  Bridge-st. 
Stenhouse  Thomson  Mc  Co.  Cross-wynd 
Table  Linen  Manufacturers. 
Alexander  Jr.aies,  Canmore-st. 
Belfour  Robert,  Woodhead-st. 
Beveridge  and  Bogie,  St.  Margaret-st 
Beugo  J.  and  A.  High-st. 
Birrell  Robert  and  George,  St.  Margaret-st. 
Bisset  and  Morris,  Abbey-st. 
Blackwood  James,  East-port-st- 
Bowie  Adam  &  William,  Moody-st. 
Burt  George  and  Sons,  Back  of  the  D  am 
Cooper  Lindsay  and  Co,  Pattencrief-st. 
Dewer  David  and  Co  Chalmei-s-st, 
Ewan  John,  Pattencrief-st. 
Gardner  David,  Pattencrief-st. 
Gowans  Joseph,  Moody-st. 
Hall  James,  Moody-st, 
Harley  Alexander,  Woodhead-st. 
Henderson  David  &  Wm.  Back  of  the  Dam 
Horn  John,  High-st. 
Hunt  Wm.  and  Sons,  (damask  and  diaper) 

High-st. 
linglis  George  and  Son,  New-row 
Inglis  Thomas,  Chalmers-st. 
Kerr  Roliert  and  James,  Collier-row 
Kinnis  Wm.  Canmore-st. 
Kirkland  James,  sen.  New-row 
Kirkland  James,  jun.  Moody-st. 
Millar  James,  Bridge-st. 
Peebles  Andrew,  Guildhall-st. 
Peebles  Wm.  High-st. 
Phelp  James,  Woodhead-st. 
Phelp  and  Law,  Woodhead-st. 
Reid  John,  Knabbie-st. 
Robertson  Alexander,  Bridge-st. 
Russell  John  and  Thomas,  High-st. 
Summerville  James,  Woodhead-st. 
Sutherland  John,  May-gate 
Swan  William  and  John,  Queen  Ann-st, 
Wardlaw  John,  Nethertowa 
Wilkie  Wm.  Gibb-st. 
Wilson  Thomas  and  Son,  New-row 
Wilson  S.  sen.  and  jun.  Bridge-st. 
Thread  Manufacturers. 
Beveridge  and  Bogie,  St.  Margaret-st. 
Finlayson,  Russell  &  Co.  Harrow-bra« 
Wjisou  Lawrence,  Midmill 


Tinsmiths . 

Ferguson  John,  High-st. 
Ferguson  Wm.  High-st. 
Smealls  James,  (and  japanner)  High-st. 

Tobacconists, 
Kirk  John,  High-st. 
Thomson  David,  High-st. 

Vintners, 
Brand  John,  Collier-row 
Finlayson  James,  Tron  Inn,  High-st, 
Fraser  Daniel,  High-st. 
Stobie  James,  East-port-st. 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers, 
Henderson  John,  Kirk-gate 
Hunter  Wm.  Bridge-st. 
Macara  Robert,  High-st. 
Ogg  Hendrie,  High-st. 
Penman  Robert,  High-st. 

Wine  and  Spirit  Merchants, 

Gibb  Henry,  May- Gate 
Husband  James,  Queen  Ann-st. 
Russell  Henry,  High-st. 

Wrights  and  Turners, 
Anderson  Wm.  North-chapel-st. 
Bonner  Jolin,  East-port-st. 
Breid  Wm.  North-chapel-st. 
Buchana7i  Robert,  High-st. 
Gardner  John,  Abbey-park-plaoe 
Gibson  John,  High-st. 
Hay  and  Page,  Abbey-park-place 
Henderson  John,  Rotten-row 
Hutton  James,  Chalmers-st. 
M'Queen  David,  New-row 
Mezies  Peter,  Chalmer-st. 
Moir  Charles,  High-st 
Moir  Thomas,  Abbey-st. 
Morris  David,  Guildhall-st. 
Page  George,  May-gate. 
Walker  James,  Nethertown 
White  Alexander,  High-st. 
Writers, 
N.  B.    N.  P  are  Public  Notaries. 
BardnerH.  N.P.fof  west  SalineOftice)High-i 
Beveridge  Wm.  N.  P.  Guildhall-st. 
Black  David,  N.  P.  High-st. 
Currer  Robert,  N.  P.  Kirk-gate 
Douglas  James,  St.  Margaret-st. 
Douglas  Robert,  N.  P.  St.  Margaret-st. 
Hutton  John,  N.  P.  Bridge-st 
Hutton  Robert,  (procurator  fiscal  for  town 

and  district)  St.  Catharine's-wynd 
M'Donald  John,  Queen  Ann-st. 
Ronaldson  James  Smith,  N.  P.  Bridge-st. 
Russell  James,  N.  P.  May-gate 
Strachan  Arthur,  High-st. 

Yar7i  Boilers. 
Coventry  John,  Back-chapel-st. 
Kerr  John  and  Sons,  Bothwell-haugh-row 
Law  David  Collier-row 
Reid  Andrew,  Knabbie-st. 
Spence  James  and  George,  Kirk-gate 
Venters  William,  Collier-row 

MISCELLANEOUS, 

Brucefield  SpinningCo.flax  spinners,Brucefld 
Chalmers  Wm.  reed-maker,  High-st, 
Jones  Finlay,  rope  maker,  High-£t, 


i^d 


DUNFERMLINE. 


Kirk  Charles,  brass  founder,  High  st. 
Macara  Charles,  Druggist,  Chalmers-st- 
Pattersin Andrew,  umbrella  maker,  High-st. 
Ste.i-art  Robert  &  Co.  coa-k- cutters,  High-st. 
Turnbull  Andrew,  Dypr,  Collier-row 

Carriers, 
Alloa,  Kincardine  and  Kinress,3as,.  Heron, 

Tuesday  and  Friday,  Tron  Inn 
Alloa,    Kincardine,   and  Kinross,   George 

Thonickie,  Tuesday   and    Friday,    from 

Daniel  Frazer's,  High-st. 
Crief,  William  Shepherd,  Tues.Patoncrief-st 
Edinburgh,  Andrew  Cairns,  Tuesday,  and 

Friday,  from  Collier-row 
£dinhurgh,J ohn  Wallace,  Tuesday  and  Fri. 

from  May-gate 
Glasgow,  George  Willey,  Monday  and  Fri. 

from  Tron  Inn 
Inverkeithing,  LimeMln,  Saline,  Torj/burn, 

ifc.  foot  carriers  every  day 


Kirckaldy,  Andrew  Emefy,  Tuesday    and 
Friday,  from  Tron  Inn 

Perth,  Robert  Di7sdale,  Monday  and 
Thursday,  from  Tron  Inn 

Perth,  Sfc.  Andrew  Sharp,  Monday  and 
Thursday,  from  Tron  Inn 

Perth,  Morrison,  Monday,  and  Thursday, 
-from  Daniel  Frazers,  High-st. 
Coaches. 

There  is  no  coaches  either  arrives  or  departs 
from  Dunfermline. 

But  the  Edinburgh  and  south,  and  Perth 
and  north  coaches  pass  through   Cross- 
gates  4  miles  from  hence,  every  day  ;  for 
time,  see  Edinburgh  and  Perth. 
Conveyance  by  Water. 

A  steam-boat  passes  (Limekilns  3  miles 
from  Dunfermline,)  by  which  there  is  an 
easy  conveyance  to  Leith,  Grangemouth, 
&c.  every  tide. 


FALKIRK  AND  GRANGEMOUTH 

Jr  ALKIRK  in  Stirlingshire,  11  miles  from  the  county  town,  and  24  from  Edinburgh, 
was  formerly  a  royal  burgh,  is  a  considerable  market  town,  on  the  great  canal  which 
joins  the  Fcnth  and  Clyde,  and  south  of  the  Carron.  It  stands  on  an  eminence,  and  is 
noted  for  its  fairs,  at  which  an  almost  incredible  number  of  black  cattle,  besides  sheep 
and  horses  are  annually  sold,  is  a  very  irregular  built  town,  and  has  nothing  particularly 
attractive  to  rocommend  it  to  the  notice  of  travellers,  except  when  viewed  at  a  distance, 
which  has  a  picturesque  appearance.  It  consists  of  one  very  indifferent  long  street,  with 
a  few  narrow  collateral  lanes,  &c.  &c.  its  new  steeple  serves  as  a  place  of  confinement 
for  petty  delinquents,  'ihough  small  it  is  a  place  of  great  antiquity,  and  celebrated  in 
Scottish  history  for  the  battle  of  Falkirk,  fought  between  King  Edward  I.  and  Sir  Wm. 
Wallace,  in  which  so  many  heroes  fell  ;  amongst  whom,  on  the  22d  of  July,  1298,  was 
numbered.  Sir  John  the  Grame,  whose  effigy  is  in  Falkirk  church  yard,  surmounted  by 
three  separate  tomb  stones,  elevated  above  each  other,  at  different  periods,  to  perpetuatie 
the  memory  of  so  great  a  warrior.  But  the  sight  which  of  all  others  is  the  most  gratify- 
ing to  commercial  men,  is  the  justly  celebrated  Carron  Company  Iron  Works,  situated 
on  the  river  Carron,  about  three  miles  from  the  entry  into  the  Forth,  and  a  mile  and 
three-quarters  north  of  the  town  of  Falkirk.  Tliese  works  employ  more  than  2000  hands 
on  the  premises,  and  afford  subsistence  to  upwards  of  4000  more,  as  they  not  only  work 
their  own  mines  of  iron  ore,  coal  and  lime,  but  have  also  numerous  vessels,  which  they 
employ  in  exporting  the  manufactured  goods,  &c.  to  Glasgow,  Liverpool  &  London,  at  which 
places  they  have  agents.  All  kinds  of  goods  are  manufactured  here,  not  only  instruments 
of  war,  but  implements  of  agriculture,  the  arts,  and  for  domestic  use.  To  a  stranger 
the  approach  to  the  works  is  striking  and  terrible.  The  illumination  of  the  atmosphere 
produced  by  the  burning  matter,  the  roaring  blasts  of  the  immense  bellows,  and  the  noise 
of  the  weighty  hammers  striking  upon  resounding  anvils,  impress  the  mind  with  an 
idea  of  the  place,  where  "  Vulcan  forged  the  bolts  of  Jove."  These  works  were  esta- 
blished in  1759,  are  carried  on  by  a  chartered  company,  and  conducted  with  the  greatest 
spirit  imaginable.  Those  peculiar  pieces  of  ordnance,  denominated  Carronades,  were 
first  cast  at  the  Carron  Iron  Works,  from  which  place  their  names  are  deduced.  These 
works  consist  of  five  blast  furnaces,  thirteen  cupola  furnaces,  a  mill  for  grindingclay, 
and  a  steam  engine,  which  raises  90  cwt.  of  water  at  every  stroke.  In  the  parish  of 
Falkirk,  three  mites  distant  therefrom,  is  the  highly  commercial  village  of  Grangemouth, 
erected  at  the  junction  of  the  great  canal  with  the  river  Carron,  a  few  miles  above  its 
confluence  with  the  Forth.  It  was  begun  in  the  year  1777,  by  Sir  Lawrence  Dundas,  to 
accommodate  the  numerous  vessels  passing  through  the  canal,  and  is  most  advantageously 
situated  for  trade,  as  the  numerous  warehouses,  granaries,  &c.  &c.  testify  which  have 
been  erected  here.  The  Carron  Company  have,  with  that  spiritednesses  which  so  emi- 
nently characterise  them,  lately  built  an  extensive  range  of  lofty  warehouses  at  Grange* 
mouth  on  the  banks  of  the  Carron,  and  are  forming  an  eligible  basin  contiguous  thereto, 
for  the  reception  of  their  own  vessels,  of  which  they  have  nearly  twenty.  At  this  place, 
ship  and  boat  building  are  carried  on^  and  it  enjoys  the  b^iefit  of  «  coosiderablc  tr^e 


FALKIRK   AND  GRANGEMOUTH. 


121 


with  Sweden,  Norway  and  the  Baltic  in  general.  Its  merchants,  though  not  numerous, 
are  of  the  most  respectable  class ;  and  the  whole  village  assumes  an  air  of  active  industry. 
There  is  a  Post  Office,  and  Custom-house,  which  prove  of  the  greatest  utility  in  theit 
respective  establishments.  Two  steam  packets  ply  regularly  between  Grangemouth,  New- 
haven  and  Leith,  giving  wonderful  facility  to  travelling,  which  is  further  assisted  by  two 
coaches  regularly  attending  on  the  packets,  at  the  time  of  arrival  and  departure,  and 
which  proves  a  great  public  accommodation.  Falkirk  has  a  weekly  market  on  a  Thurs- 
day, with  numerous  annual  fairs,  the  chief  of  which  is  held  in  October.  Not  one  solir 
tary  lamp  lends  a  feeble  light  to  the  inhabitants  of  Falkirk,  who,  in  the  town,  are 
estimated  at  3000. 


Alexander  Ramsay,  Post  Master, — Mail  to  Edinburgh  at  one  a.m.  and  half-past  nine  A.M 
To  Glasgow  at  one  a.m. — To  Stirling  at  three  a.m.  and  one  p.m. 

George  Gibson,  Post  Master,  Grangemouth, — Mail  arrives  at  the  office  every  morning 
and  afternoon,  «■  d  is  dispatched  at  eight  in  the  morning  and  niiie  at  night. 


Accnimtant. 
Macvay  James,  Grange-mouth 

Bakers, 
Balderston  and  Co.  Higl'-st, 
Balderston  ,lames,  Bakers-wynd 
Callander  Michael,  High-st. 
Campbell  Malcolm,  High-si:. 
Crawford  Thomas,  Roberts-wynd 
Fish  George,  High-st. 
Gillespie  John,  Kiik-wynd 
Grosart  William,  High-st, 
Hodge  James,  High-st. 
Meikle  James,  High-st. 
Young  Thomas,  High-st. 
Bank. 
Falkirk  Bank  Company,    High-st.  Alexan- 
der Ramsay,  Cashier 

Bookbinders,  Stationers,  S^c, 

Johnston  Thomas,  High-st. 
M'Donald  James,  Hish-st. 
Rankiue  John,  High-st. 

Boot  and  Shoemakers, 
Duncan  James,  High-st. 
Grosart  William,   High-st. 
Johnson  John,  High-st. 
Muirhead  Robert,  High-st. 
Ronald  Alexander,  High-st. 
TUom  James,  Kirk-wynd 
Young  George,  High-st. 

Brewers. 
Aitken  John,  High-st. 
Cowie  William,  Robcrts-wynd 
Ord  Joseph,  Dnlderte 
Smith  Robe  t,  High-st. 
Sword  Andrew,  Mongell-head 

Brush  Manufacturers. 
Aitken  James,  High-st. 
Clark  Robert,  High-st. 

Cabinet  Makers. 
Benny  James,    (and  wright)   High-st, 
Callander  Robert,  High-st, 
Easton  Alexander,  Vicars-lone 
Whyt  James,  fand  glazier)  Cow-wynd 
Cart  Sf  Plough  Manufactory. 
Watt  John,  West-port 

Coopers 
Boyd  Robert,  West-port 

16 


Turner  James,  Whites-close 
Wier  James,  Kirk-wynd 

Corn  Merchants, 
Milne  James  &  Son,  Grange-mouth 
Rcunie  Wm,   Grahamsttn 
Curriers. 
Adam  Walter  &  Stephen,  East-bum 
Nimmo  Alexander,  West-burn 

Dyers. 
Boyne  William,  Vicars-lone 
Eadie  John,  West-burn 
J  affray  Thomas,  East-burn 
Glass,  China  &;  Earthenware  Dealers. 
Fleming  James,  High-st. 
Moer  John,  High-st. 
Ritchie  William,  High-st. 
Stevenson  Robert,  High-st. 
Sutherland  William,  Back-row 

Grocers, 
Ballandyne  Thomas,  High-st. 
Cook  John,  High-st. 
Crawford  James,  High-st. 
Duncanson  Thomas,  High-st, 
Easton  Robert,  High-st. 
Fisher  John,  High-st. 
Jones  Thomas,  High-st. 
Meikle  William,  High-st. 
Pender  William,  High-st. 
Rankine  James,  High-st.  "^ 

Reid  Mary,  High-st. 
Ritchie  John,  High-st, 
Smith  R.  High-st. 
Taylor  Henry,  West-port 
Urc  William,  Fligh  st. 
Walker  Jas,  jun.  High-st. 
Wauch   James,  High-st. 

Haberdashers 
Adam  Alexander,  Higli-st. 
Jamieson  Alexander,  High-st. 
Simpson  Christian,  High-st. 

hws. 
Crown,  John  Bpyd,  High-st. 
Red  Lion,  John  Thomson,  High-st. 
White  Swan,  John  Black,  High-st. 

Iron  Masters, 
Carron  Company,  Carron 

Iron  Pounders, 
Falkirk  Foundry  Company,  QrahamHon 


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FALKIRK   AND    GRANGEMOUTH. 


Ironmongers. 
Gochnane  Archibald,  High-st. 
Gilclirist  John,  High-st. 
Reid  Robert,  High-st. 
Simpson  James,  High-st. 
Thomson  &  Stiren,  High-st. 
Wyse  Archibald,  r&  jeweller)  High-st. 
Linen  Sf  Woollen  Drapers. 
Cook  Robert,  High-st. 
Douglas  Thomas,  High-st. 
Fleming  VVilliam,  High-st. 
Hardie  Thomas,  High-st. 
Jack  Aitchison,  High-st, 
Milligan  Samuel-,  High-st. 
Muirhead  Peter,  High-st. 
Reid  Catharine,  Grange-mouth 
Russell  James,  High-st. 
Russell  Robert,  High-st. 
Rurtsell  William,  Hi'gh-st. 
Smith  Robeit,  High-st.  , 

Wyse  John,  Grangemouth 

Merchants. 
Bogue  Joseph,  Grangemouth 
Brooks  &  Blackie,  fcommis.)  Grangemouth 
Gibson  George,  Grangemouth 
Houeyman  Robert,  Grangemouth 
Laird  Alexander,    (&  Agent)  Grangemouth 
Lillie  &  Smith,  Grangemouth 
Lorn  John,    (&  ship  owner)  Grangemouth 
M'Nab  Colin,  Grangemouth 
Milne  James  &  Son,  Gra?igemouth 
Swinton  Henry,  Grangemouth 
.  Walker  James,  High-st. 
Walker  Robert,  High-st. 

Messengers  at  Arms. 
Aitken  Thomas,  High-st, 
Aitken  Thomaw,  jun.  High-st. 
Main  George,  Woor-st. 

Painters, 
Mitchell  Hugh,  Roberts-wynd 
Walker  Jas,  Grangemouth 

Rope  Makers. 
Mactarget  &  Co.  Grangemouth 
White  John,  &  Co.  Grange-mouth 

Saddlers. 
Christie  Mrs,  High-st. 
Monro  William,  High-st. 
Pender  James,  High-st, 

Skinners, 
Muirhead  Robert,  Eastburn 
Walker  William,  Merions-well 

Soap   Manufacturers. 
SherrifF    George,  Dalderse    Soap     Works, 
Daldei'se 

Ship  Builders. 
Allan  John,  Grangemouth 
Hart  Alexander,  Grangetnouth,  &(  Boiness 

Spirit  Dealers , 
Simpson. Peter,  High-st. 
Watt  James,  High-st. 

Surgeons. 
Cotirbrough  William,  Roberts-wynd 
Prummond  J.  Grangemouth 
Girdwood  James,  Vicars-loue 


M  'Caiman  D.  Roberts-wynd 
Schaw  James,  High-st. 
Taylor  John,  High-st. 
Wardle  Robert,  High-st. 
Wardrope  John,  High-st. 

Tailors. 
Crawford  James,  High-st. 
tTeishman  James,  Kirk-wynd 
Robinson  James,  High-st. 

Tallow  Chandlers. 
Bathgate  Isabella,  High-st. 
Leishman  Archibald,  Roberts-wynd 
Nimmo  Thomas,  High-st. 
Tanners. 
Adam  Alexander,  !vIerions-well 
Adam  Alexander,  jun.  Kastburn 
Cuddie  William,  West-port 
Gibson  Thomas  &  Co.  West-burn-bridge 

Timber  Merchants^ 
M'Target  George.  Bainsford 
Melville  James,   Grahamston 
Melville  Robert,  Eastburn 
Pollock  Arthur  &  Co,  Grangemouth 
Potter  James,  Grahamston 

Timmiths,  Sfc, 
Buchanan  Robert,  High-st. 
Leishman  William,  Hiah-st. 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers^ 
Dalgleish  Robert,  High-st. 

Dobbie  Georae,  High-st. 

Dobbie  William,  High-st. 

Kier  yeter,  High-st. 

Russell  VVilliam,  High-st. 

Williamson  Robert,. High-st. 
Wrights. 

Kincaid  Robert,  Eastburn 

M'Farlane  William,  Vicars-lone 
Writers. 

Boyd  Alexander,  High-st. 

Brown  George,  High-st. 

Burns  John,  High-st. 

Clark  James,  High-st. 

M'Kechnie  Robert,  High-st, 

Munro  Alexander,  High-st. 

Russell  and  Aitken,  High-st. 

Storie  William,  High-st. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Abbey  Robert,  boat  builder,  Grangemouth 

Alexander  Charles,  leather  cutter,  High-st. 

Campbell  John,  spirit  merchant,  High-st. 

Campbell   Peter,   ship   chandler,    Grange- 
mouth 

Carlaw  George,  wool  comber,  High-st, 

Ewing  James,  seedsman,  Eastburn 

Farrier  Alexander,  gunsmith,  High-st. 

Gentles  John,  confectioner,  High-st.  _ 

Macindoe  Peter,  yarn  &  flax  dealer,High-st- 

Mactarget  John,  sail  maker,  Grahamston 

Muirhead  Henry,  flax  dresser,  High-st. 

Russell  John,  tobacconist,  High-st. 

Smith  Eliza,  Milliner,  High-st. 

Tinker    Charles,    stocking    manufacturer, 
High-st. 

Walker  Robert,  druggist,  High-st. 


FALKIRK. 


123 


Carriers, 
Ardrie,  Alexander  Jaffray,Mon.  andThurs. 

From  James  Wardens,  Higb-st. 
Edinbui  gh,  James  Callander,  Tues.  &  Fri. 

at  one,  Hig!i-st. 
Edinburgh,  Alexander  Monteith,   Tuesday 

and  Fridpy,  Silver-row 
Glasgow,   Thomas  Gentles,   Tuesday  and 

Friday,  West-port. 

Sterling,).  Callander, Mon.&Thu.Higli-st. 

Conrhes. 

From  the  Red  Lion. 

Edinburgh,   Royal  Mail  every  day  at  one. 


Edinburgh,  Stirling  Mail  every  day  at  a 

quarter  before  ten, 
Edinburgh,  Canal  Coach  every  day  at  two, 
Glasgow,  Royal  Mail    every   day   at   one. 
Sterling,  Royal  Mail  every  day  at  a  quarter 

past  twelve 
To  the  Canal  Lock,  No,   16,  every  day  at 

half  past  twelve. 

From  the  Crown. 
Edinburgh,   a  Coach   daily,   to  and  from 
Edinburgh 


GIRVAN, 


.nL  SMALL  Post  Town  on  the  western  coast  of  Scotland,  is  placed  at  the  mouth  of  a 
sti-eani  from  which  its  name  is  derived.  The  celebrated  rock,  named  Ailsa  Craig,  is 
directly  in  view  from  the  town,  at  the  distance  of  about  12  miles.  From  the  peculiar 
mode  of  building  which  prevails  here,  a  traveller  would  be  induced  to  form  opinions  by 
no  means  in  favour  of  this  little  (own  :  a  more  intimate  acquaintance  and  research  would 
soon  inform  him,  that,  althousrh  the  houses  are  diminutive,  yet  the  inhabitants  are 
opulent,  friendly  and  enlightened  ;  tliat  nature  has  done  much  for  the  district  in  bestowing 
upon  it  two  great  sources  of  commerce  and  conseqiently  wealth,  limestone  and  pit-coal, 
both  of  which  are  found  in  abundance  in  the  immediate  vicinity.  But  so  long  as  Girvaa 
remains  without  a  harbour  the  e  advantages  are  entirely  lost,  except  for  the  agricultural 
purposes  of  the  immediate  neighbourhood.  Tiiat  a  port  has  not  yet  been  formed  at  the 
mouth  of  Girvan  Water,  justly  excites  the  surprise  of  all  who  journey  in  this  quarter. 
We  believe  there  is  not  nn  the  whole  of  this  coast  a  situation  more  favourable  for  creating 
a  haven  of  shelter  for  shipping,  nor  can  it  be  easily  imagined  where  one  is  more  needed. 
An  enquiry  into  this  subject  would  well  become  those  into  whose  hands  the  public  welfare 
is  entrusted,  as  from  motives  of  private  jealousy  there  exist  but  faint  hopes  of  the  great 
proprietors  in  the  neighbourhood  exerting  themselves,  although  they  are  the  persons  who 
would  be  most  benefited  by  such  an  event.  Girvan  is  a  borough  of  barony  of  which  Sir 
H.  D.  Hamilton  is  the  superior.  It  is  governed  by  a  Baillie  and  Council.  Here  is  a 
church  of  the  establishment,  and  one  of  associate  burghers.  Great  quantities  of  cotton 
goods  are  fabricated  here  for  the  Glasgow  market.     The  population  is  about  4000. 


Post  Master, 

Thomas  Davidson ;  Office,  High- 

St. 

Postage  of 

Towns. 

letters. 

Jfliles. 

Arrival. 

Departure, 

Air 

fid 

21 

8  morn,  and  7  even. 

6  and  8  evening 

Ballantrae 

4d 

13 

6  evening 

2  morning 

Edinburgh 

•'■2 

98 

8  morn,  and  7  even. 

6  and  8  evening 

Maybole 

4d 

12 

8  morn,  and  7  even. 

6  and  8  evening 

Stranraer 

7d 

31 

6  evening 

2  morning 

Academies. 
Girvan  Parochial  School,  Knock  Ocean -st. 
Baillie  William,  High-st. 
Blair  John,  Newton 

Agents,   {Cotton  Manufacturing.) 
Bisset  Jas,  (to  Richardson  &  Co,) Newtown 
Chalmers  Joseph,  Montgomery-st 
Drynan  Hugh,  Montgoniery-st. 
Hill  Robert,  (muslia)  Newtown 
M'Howell  Thonas,   (to  Mayor   and  Co.) 

Montgomery-st, 
M'Lean  James,  Montgomery-st. 
M'Limont  Archibald,  Montgomery-st. 
M'Quaker  Thomas,  Newtown 
M'Quaker  Andrew,  Newtown 
Murray  Joluj,  Montgomery-st. 


Powell  James,  (for  Paterson,  Jameson  and 

Co.  ofGlagow)  Ncwtowa 
Ross  John,  Newtown 
Shaw  David,  Montgomery-st. 

Apothecaries  and  Surgeons. 

Crawford  William,  Montgomery-st. 
Kirk  William,  Main-st. 
Robertson  David,  High-st. 

Architects,  Builders^   Cabinet 
Makers,    ^c, 
Allan  David,  Newtown 
Boyd  Alexander,  Newtown 
Davidson  Thomas,  Montgomery-st. 
Kennedy  Andrew,  Ailsa-st. 
Mawliinny  William,  Windj'-row 


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GIRVAN. 


Bakers. 

|Celly  Dougal,  Bigh-st. 
Limeburner  James.  Vlontgomery-st, 
Iloxburgb  James. Knock  Ocean-st. 

Boot  and  Shoemakers  ^ 
Alexander  J-jhn,  Montgomery-st. 
DavidaOn  Alexander,  iV)  ontgoinery-st. 
Davidsoa  Alexander,  Newtown 
Eaglesoro  Arcliibald,  Montgomery-st. 
haf-well  Dawl,  Higb-st- 
M  Credie  &  M'Crorie,  Montgomery-st. 
M'Queen  William,  Newtown 

Coopers. 
Gardner  Robert,  Nowtown 
Goudie  Thomas,  Oid-town 
Goudie  John,  Old-town 

Grocers. 
Alexander  Thomas,  High-st. 
Bisset  James,  Newtoivn 
Davidson  Gilbert,  High-st. 
Davidson  Alexander,  Newtown 
Drynen  Thomas,  Newtown 
i)unn  James,  Montgomery-st, 
Hill  Robert,  Newcown 
Houston  John,  near  High-st. 
Hunter  Andrew,  Newtown 
Hunter  Robert,  Newtown 
M'Cormick  John,  Newtown 
M'Fadyen  James,  Newtown 
M'Kechnie  Robert,  Newtown 
M'  Kenna  James,  Newtown 
M'Ki(>  James,  High-st. 
Al'VV'hijinie  Thomas,  Newtown 
^uvray  John,  Montgomery-st. 
Rodger  Hugh,  Main-st. 
Steren  Andrew,  Montgomery-st. 
Steven  Hugh,  Montgomery-st. 
Haberdashei  s . 
Prynen  Elizabeth,  High-st. 
Haswell  Marion,  High-st. 
M'llw.aith  Mary,  High-st. 
Ridgill  Mary,  Newtown 

Hotel. 

JacksoD  Andrew,  Newtown. 

Ironmongers. 
Drynen  Thomas,  Newtown 
,  Hunter  Andrew,  Newtown 

Leather  Merchants, 
Davidson  Alex.  Montgomery-st. 
M'llwraith  John,  Newtown 

Merchants  6f  Ship  Owners. 
Alexander  Thos.  High-st. 
BallantyneThos.  High-st. 
Hunter  Andrew,  Newiown 
M'Comel  Johni  Higli-st. 
M'Kechnie  Andrew,  Knock  Oceaa-st. 

Oil  Merchants. 
Crawford  Wm.  [&  colours]  Montgomery-st 
Houston  John,  near  High-st, 

Stone  Masons. 
Durham  Wm.  Knock  Ocean-st. 
Jardine  John,  Montgomery-st. 
M'Cord  Rt.  Knock  Ocean-sl. 
M'CordJjhn,  Knock  Ocean-st, 

Tailors. 
Caughey  Andrew,  Newtown 


Hanna  John,  High-st. 
Law  Andrew,  Montgomery-st. 
Tanner. 

M'llwraith  John,  Newtown 

Taverns  t^  Public  Houses. 
Claclier  John,  Montgomery-st 
Flemin£f  John,  Main-st. 
M'Spadden  Ann,  Old-town 
M'VVhinnie  Thos.  Newtown 
Murray  John,  Montgomery-st, 

Timber  Merchants. 
M'Connel  John,  [&  tea  8s  sWes]  High-st. 
M'Kechnie  .Andrew,  Knock  Ocean-st. 

Watch  Makers. 
Davidson  Jas.  High-st. 
Hunter  Rt.  Newtown 

Wheelwrights,  Cart  Makers. 
Mackintosh  Jas.  Montgomery-st. 
M'Kenna  Rt.  [joiner]  Newtown 
M  Quaker  Wm.  Newtown 
Woollen  Sf  Linen  Drapers.,  8f  Cloth' 

Merchants. 
Da\'idsoD  Thos.  High-st. 
M'Connel  John,  Higb-st. 
M'Cord  Win,  High-st. 
Morton  Wm.  High-st. 

Writers. 
Johnston  Wra,  Higb-st. 
M'William  Andrew,  [town  clerk]  High-.st. 
Murray  Peter,  High-st. 

MISCELLANY. 

Anderson  John,  Esq.  factor,  Bargeney 
Ballautyne  Thos.  fishery  merchant,  High-sf 
Campbell  Anthony,  saddler,  Rlain-st. 
Campbell  Wm.  fJesher,  Montgomery-st, 
Crawford  Wm.  seed  merchant,  Montgome- 
ry-street 
Davidson  Thos.  slater,  High-st. 
Gillespie  John,  flesher,  "The  Flushes"     • 
Houston  Jas.  provision  &  corn  merchant 
M'Candlish  Jas.  salmon  fishery  owner,  & 

bailev  of  Girvan,  Knock  Ocean-st. 
M'Kissock  John,  fleslier,  Okl-town 
Murdoch  Wm.  tinsmith,  Montgomery-st. 
Wales  M.  dyer 


A  Diligence,  from  the  KfNGs'-ARMs. 

To  Stranraer  &  Port-pairkk,  every  Tues- 
day, Thurs.  &  Satur.  at  eleven  morning 

To  Mat/bole  &  j4ir,  same  days,  at  two  in  the 
afternoon 

Trading  Packets. 

The  Janet  &  Isabella,  to  Glasgow,  with 
goods  &  passengers  occasionally,  apply  to 
Mr.  John  Connel,  High-st. 

The  Britannia,  to  Glasgow,  the  Janet  and 
Nancy,  to  Glasgow.  The  Margaret  and 
other  traders  to  Ireland,  or  according  to 
freight 

Carriers. 

Jir,  Alexander  Hanna,  dep.  Tues.  at  twelve 
at  iioon.  Si  Friday,  at  six  morning,  return* 
on  Wed.  at  ten  at  night,  &  Sat,  at  two 
afternoon 

Glatgow,  Robert  Hanna,  dep.  Tuesday  a^, 
twelve  at  noon,  returns  Sat,  two  afternooh 


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GLASGOW,  ' 

jls  a  great  commercial  and  manufacturing;  city,  in  the  nether  ward  of  Lanarkshire,  in 
Scotland,  situated  on  the  north  bank  of  the  Clyde,  in  Longitude,  40,  15,  51  west;  in  Lati- 
tude, 55,  52,  10,  north,  43  miles  from  Ediiiburjjh,  and  408,  from  London,  by  M.tnclicister. 
Beiner  undistinguished  as  a  British  fort,  or  Roman  station,  the  oriifin  of  Glasgow,  is 
unknown.  Its  present  ?cite  was  included  in  the  territory,  whicli  constituted  a  part  of  tiie 
kingdom  of  the  Strath-Clyde  Britous.  At  which  time  it  appears,  that  Kentigern,  an  Kccie-  " 
siastic  of  great  eminence,  fixed  his  residence  at  Penrhyn  Rheonydd,  (either  Glasgow  or 
Dunbai  ton)  and  obtained  much  celebrity  by  his  lessons  of  piety  and  peace;  and  alrhongh 
io  tliese  distracted  times,  he  was  obliged  to  remove  into  Wales,  yet  he  returned,  and  the 
number  of  Churches  and  Chapels,  dedicated  to  his  memory,  and  the  veneration  with  which 
he.  was  regarded  by  his  successors,  sufficiently  attest  the  merit  of  his  labours,  He  was 
buried  at  the  east  end  of  the  Cathedral  of  Glasgow,  where  his  monun^'nt  is  still  pointed 
out  to  the  curiosity  of  strangers. 

In  1180,  a  charter  was  procured  from  William  the  Lion,  whereby  the  village  of  Glasgow 
was  erected  into  a  Royal  Burgh,  with  the  privilege  of  holding  a  weekly  market  on  the 
Thursday.  And  in  1190,  a  fair  was  authorized  (o  I.e  held  every  year,  in  the  city,  for  the 
space  of  eight  days,  with  free  access  to  the  miirkets.  It  was  not  liowever,  till  1242,  "  that 
the  Burgesses  and  men  of  the  Bishop,  were  enabled  to  trade  in  Lennox,  Aru;yle  and  Scot- 
land, as  freely  as  the  men  of  Dunharton."  The  ciiy  jippears  to  have  been  governed  by  its 
own  Magistrates,  in  1268.  In  1270,  William,  Bishop  of  Glasgow,  estahlislied  the  order 
of  Dominican  Friars  viitliin  the  city.  On  the  Kith,  of  October,  16;}3,  Glasgow  was  de- 
clared l)y  .■ict  of  Parliameni-,  to  bo  a  roya!  ficc  Borou;;h.  In  lti'i6,  a  Water  Haillie,  wa« 
appointed  by  royal  cliarter,  with  power  to  exercise  a  muritiuie,  civil  and  criminHl  jurisdic- 
tion, from  the  bridge  of  Glasgow,  to  the  Clough,  near  the  mouth  of  the  Clyde,  and  28 
miles  below  the  town. 

Tiiis  great  city,  important  from  the  extent  of  its  commerce,  the  excellence  of  its  nianu- 
I'iictures,  and  a  population  of  150,000  inhabitants,  hashnig  ranked  in  many  respects,  as  the 
first  in  Scotland.  It  is  for  the  most  part,  built  on  a  gentle  acclivity,  rising  gradually  to 
the  north.  The  river  Clyde,  which  washes  the  whole  of  the  southern  side  of  the  .own,  is 
here  navigable  for  vessels  of  150  tons  burthen-  The  tide  flowiug  about  two  miles  above 
the  city  eastward.  Gl.i^gow,  including  the  sobuibs,  occupies  a  space  of  upwards  of  650 
acres.  The  principal  street,  running  east  and  west,  assumes  the  name  of  Argyle-st.  Troo- 
gate  and  Gallowgate,  and  is  nearly  1  mile  and  tiiree  quarters  in  length,  the  street  which 
runs  north  and  south,  termed  the  Salt-marke',  High-street,  Kirk-st.  and  Castle-st.  ex- 
tends nearly  a  mile.  There  are  a  considerable  munber  of  streets,  which  branch  out  to  the 
right  and  left  of  the  Trongate  and  Argyle  street,  remarkably  spacious,  well  built,  and  kept 
in  excellent  order.  •  Here  are  also  three  good  Squares,  George's,  the  most  extensive,  con- 
tains, a  fine  statue  r>f  the  lauiented  veteran,  Sir  John  Moore.  The  public  Park  or  Green, 
is  a  great  benefit  to  the  inhabitants,  it  is  much  frequented  iu  fine  weatlier,  as  a  fashionable 
promenade.  It  contains  the  column  erected  to  perpetuate  the  memory  of  the  Hero  of 
Trafalgar  The  Humane  Society's-house,  and  the  Green  Public  Washing-house,  The 
old  town  of  Glasgow,  narrow  dark  and  crowded,  operates  as  a  foil  to  the  beauty  of  the 
new  town,  which  is  laid  out  with  much  taste,  and  the  lofty  and  elegant  edifices  of  stone, 
with  which  it  abounds,  remind  the  traveller  of  the  city  of  Bath,  which  in  this  part  it  much 
resembles.  We  commence  our  brief  recital  of  the  public  buildings  of  Glasgow,  with  the 
places  of  worship.  St.  iVIungo,  the  Cathedral  or  High  Church.  This  splendiil  edifice, 
(one  of  the  most  entire  specimens  of  ancient  Scottish  architecture)  was  founded  in  1123, 
in  the  reign  of  David  I.  in  whose  presence  it  was  consicrated.  The  architect  was  Jwha 
Murdo,  a  man  of  considerable  eminence  at  that  period.  The  situation  of  the  Cathedral  is 
elevated,  and  its  battlements  command  extensive  prospects.  It  is  btiilt  in  the  form  of  a 
cross,  the  greatest  length  being  from  east  to  west.  From  the  juiddle  of  the  building, 
ascends  thegreatTower,  of  asquareform,  within  which  rises  a  lofty  octangular  spire,  orna- 
mented with  small  battlements.  The  whole  building  is  arranged  into  four  divisions,  viz. 
The  Choir,  outer  Church,  inner  High  Church,  and  vaulted  Cemetery.  It  is  lighted  by 
157  windows,  is  supported  by  147  pillars,  and  measures  1090  feet  round  the  walls. 

The  College,  or  Black  Friars  Church,  in  High-street,  is  a  plain  building,  erected  in  1699, 
upon  the  scite  of-a  more  ancient  pile,  called  Blackfriars,  which  in  1666,  was  destroyed  byi 
a  thunder  storm.  TheTron,  or  Laigh  Church,  near  the  cross,  erected  in  1794,  is  a  plain 
building,  surmounted  by  a  cupola.  A  spire  built  in  1637,  stands  between  it  and  the  street, 
it  has  a  clock  and  two  bells.-  The  name  Tron,  was  applied  t'>  this  Church,  from  a  part  of 
its  steeple  having  been  used  as  a  Weigh-house.  The  North  West,  or  Ram's  Horn  Church, 
stands  at  the  northern  extremity  of  Candlerigg-street,  built  in  17i0.  It  has  a  square  stee- 
ple, 140  feet  high,  with  a  clock  in  front. 


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St.  Andrew's  Cburcli,  wWcli  stands  in  the  square  of  the  same  name,  was  completed  ia 
1756,  at  an  expense  of  <£'lo,000,  resembling  that  of  St.  Martin's  in  the  Fields  London. 
The  architect  was  Muugo  Nasmith;  the  steeple  which  contains  a  clock,  has  little  to 
recommend  it. 

St.  Enoch's  was  ei-ected  in  1780,  Irora  designs  by  Mr.  Jaffray,  the  front  in  which  is 
the  spire,  is   decorated  with  a  Doric  portico,  and   has  a  light  and  handsome  appearance. 

The  Barony  Church,  is  situated  in  front  of  the  Cathedral,  and  was  built  in  1798,  in  a 
mixed  style  of  arcliitectiire,  from  a  design  by  ^Ir,  Adam  St.  George's,  on  the  west  side 
of  Buchanan-street,  fronting  George's-st.  is  a  handsome  edifice,  with  three  quarter  Doric 
columns  in  front,  the  vvhole  height  of  the  church.  The  steeple  is  crowned  with  a  dome 
and  obelisk  162    feet   high.     This   Church  was  finished  at  an  expense  of  £'9000. 

The  Gorbal's  Church,  is  situated  a^  the  east  end  of  Carlton-place,  fronting  the  river.  It 
was  completed  in  1810,  from  designs  bv  Mr.  D.  Hamilton. 

St.  John's  Church,  in  M'Farlane-st.  fionting  the  Gallow-gate,  will  accommodate  nearly 
160(1  pei'sons.  The  exterior  is  of  chaste  Gothic,  with  a  magnifieent  tower,  of  138  feet 
altituu.?.  Its  erection  cost  about  Jt'JOOi).  The  oratorical  celebrity  of  the  present  Minis- 
ter of  this  Church,  (the  Rev.  Dr.  Chalmers)  reminds  us  of  what  we  have  read  of  the 
unfortupate  Dr.  Dodd,  of  London,  or  heard  from  the  late  amiable  and  energetic  Dr. 
Bai  nes.  of  Mauchester. 

The  Episcopal  Chapel,  is  situated  on  the  east  side  of  the  lane,  leading  from  St.  Andrew's 
square.     It  u  as  erected  by  subscription,  in   1750,  and  is  a  neat  oblong  building, 

The  Catholic  Chapel,-  erected  in  1815,  i«  an  elegant  structure,  and  highly  ornamental 
to  the  city.  Its  scite  is  happily  chosen  ;  placed  near  the  banks  of  the  Clyde,  its  magnifi- 
cence cannot  fail  to  attract  attention. 

In  addition  to  the  before  named  places  of  worship,  are  the  College  Chapel,  the  Canon- 
st.  Chapel,  and  three  C.jelic  Chapels, one  of  which  is  in  Ingram-street,  one  in  Duke-st.  and 
one  in  the  Gorbals.  There  is  also  a  place  of  meeting,  of  the  members  of  the  Scottish 
Episcopal  Cliurch,  3  of  the  Burgher  Secedcrs;  2  of  Antiburghers;  7  congregations  of  the 
Synod  of  Relief;  3  of  Independents;  one  Unitarian;  one  of  the  Covenanted  Presbytery;  4 
of  Methodists;  one  Anabaptists  ;  together  with  those  of  the  Society  of  Friends,  Baptists, 
Glassites,  &c.  The  University  and  public  Seminaries,  next  claim  our  attention.  And  per- 
haps there  is  not  on  the  face  of  the  globe,  a  city  where  more  attention  is  paid  to  the  incul- 
cation of  uset'ul  knowledge,  and  the  pursuit  of  superior  attainments.  Indeed  it  rnay  with 
truth  be  observed,  that  in  pioty  and  charity,  in  learning  and  industry,  this  city  has  few 
equals. 

The  Unive<'sity,  which  was  opened  in  1451,  was  originally  itistituted  by  a  Bull  from 
Pope  Nicholas  V.  at  the  request  of  James  II.  It  occupies  a  space  of  nearly  10,000 
square  yards,  and  is  situated  on  the  east  side  of  High-street,  Its  exterior  exhibits  much 
of  solemn  grandeur ;  and  the  perspective  of  the  interior,  gives  some  idea  of  the  mag- 
nifiGence    of    Oxford ;     but  which    is    not    fully    reali^ied    on     a    closer    inspection. 

The  buiklint'  containing  the  Htmterian  Museum,  possesses  muoh  regular  beauty. 
The  establishment,  coiisiists  of  a  Lord  Chancellor,  Lord  Rector,  Dean  of  Faculty  and 
Principal,  with  Professoi's  of  Divinity,  Church  Historv,  Oriental  Languages,  Natural 
Philosophy,  Logic,  Greek,  Humanity,  Civil  Law,  Medicine,  Anatoniy,  Practical  Astro- 
nomy, Regius  Professors  of  Naturiil  History,  Surgery,  Chemistry  and  Botany,  and  a  Lec- 
turer on  Til  atena  Medica.  The  Hiiriterian  Museum,  is  one  of  the  finest  collections  in 
Europe,  of  the  most  rare  and  valuable  specimens  of  Natural  History,  Paintings,  Medals, 
Anatomical  Prepai'ations,  Books,  inc. 

Andersouian  Institution.  The  late  Mr.  John  Anderson,  in  the  year  1795,  bequeathed 
his  valuable  Philosophical  Apparatus,  Museum  and  Library,  for  the  purpose  of  introduc- 
ing an  extensive  system  of  education.  To  these  have  been  added,  a  fan^iliar  sj'stem  of 
Philosophy  and  Mechanics.  The  public  Grammar  School  was  organised  previous  to  the 
University,  and  is  considered  as  coeval  with  the  Cathedral. 

There  are  besides  the  above  a  great  number  of  public  and  private  seminaries  of  edu- 
cation, a  recapitulation  of  which  would  far  exceed  the  limits  of  this  work,  and  we  are 
obliged  to  pass  on  to  tiie  jndiciHry  civil  and  commercial  buildings.  The  Courts  of  Justice 
are,  the  Circuit  Court,  the  Sheriff  Court,  the  Commissary  Courts  of  Glasgow,  Hamilton 
and  CanLpsie,  the  Bailie  or  Town  Court,  the  Dean  of  Guild  Court,  Justice  of  Peace 
Court,  Court  of  Conscience,  and  the  Maiatime  Court.  The  building  erected  for  the  pur- 
pose of  a  Gaol  and  Public  Offices,  is  considered  by  many  to  be  the  most  elegant  in  the 
city ;  it  is  situated  near  the  foot  of  the  Salt-market,  and  when  viewed  from  the  opposite 
bank  of  the  Clvde,  has  a  magnificent  appearance.  The  Bridewell  is  situated  in  Duke-st. 
and  the  Police  Office  at  the  foot  of  south  Albion-street.  The  Town-hall  was  built  in 
1636,  on  the  north  side  of  the  Tron-gate,  where  this  street  commences  at  the  cross  ;  in 
front  is  a  good  Equestrian  statue  of  King  William  HI,  There  is  certaiuly  much  propriety 
in  placing  the  statue  of  that  monarch  in  front  of  such  a  building,  but  much  of  the  eft'ect 
is  lost  from  the  comparative  narrowness  of  the  street,  and   "Orange  William"  is  very 


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unceremoniously  thrust  upon  the  Kirk-stone,  to  make  room  for  carriages  and  drays. 
'Immediately  connected  with  the  Town-hall  is  the  Tontine  Coffee  Room,  erected  in  1731, 
from  designs  by  Mr.  William  Hamilton.  The  CottVe  Room  is  universally  allowed  to  be 
one  of  the  roost  elegant  in  Britain  ;  its  lenstth  being  74  feet,  breadth  32§,  lieiii^ht  16j,  the 
entrance  is  from  the  Tron-gate  under  the  Piazza.  Tlie  Merchants'  Hall,  which  formerly 
stood  on  the  south  side  of  Brid|j;e-gatc,  has  been  lately  taken  down  ;  ihe  scitc  of  a  new 
one  is  now  under  consideration  ;  the  spire  still  remains.  The  Trades'  Hail  is  situated  on 
the  west  side  of  Glassford-street ;  this  building  has  a  very  handsome  appearance.  The 
expence  of  its  erection  amounted  to  i'S-'iOO. 

The  public  institutions  for  charit;\ble  purposes  are  the  Royal  Infirmary,  which  beautiful 
btiilding  stands  in  a  good  situation,  at  the  upper  end  of  High-street,  it  has  a  light  elcfrant 
appearance,  and  was  opened  in  1794.     The  Lunatic  Asylum  in  the  neighbonrliood  of  Port 
Dundas,  is  a  very  good  buihling,  and  well  adapted  to  its  purpose  ;    near  the  foregoing,   is 
the  Magdalen  Asylum,   erected  in  1812,   and  supported  by  voluntary  conrributions.     The 
Town  Hospital,  sifnated  in  Clyde-street,  was  erected  in  1733,  by  voluntary  conliibutioMS. 
Hutcheson's  Hospital,  situated  in    Ingrani-street,  was  erected  in   1803,    at  an  expence  of 
Dearlv  .£5000.     'fhe  Lock  Hospital  in  the  Rotten  row,    was  erected  in  1808,    and  is  sup- 
ported by  private  subscription.     In  the  Surgeons'  Hall,  St,  Euocti's  square,  is  the  dispen- 
sary for  Vaccine  Inoculation.     In   addition  to  the  before  mentioned,  are  tiie  following 
Hospitals  and  Mortifications,  among  the  former  are  those  of  St.  Nicholas,  the  Merchants' 
and  the  Trades',  and  of  the  latter  are  those  of  Scotstarbets'  Snell's,  Mitchell's,  Tcnnent's, 
Wilson's,  Baxter's,  Coulter's,  Millai'sand  Macalpine's.  Glasgow  posses.ses  a  Li'erary  and 
Philosophical  Society,  and  three  Public   Libraries    denominated   Stirling's,  the  Glasgow 
Public,  and   the  Robertsonian.     The  Associations  and  Societies  of  Philanthropic  intention, 
are  very  numerous     The  places  of  public   amusements  are  the  Theatre  in  Queen-street, 
erected  in  1804,  at  an  expence  of  nearly  ^620, 000,  it  is  the  larLcest  provincial  Theatre  in 
Europe,   and  has  been  completed  with  much  skill,  judgment  and  taste,   the  building  is 
158  feet  by  70.     The  performances  are  not  generally  well  attended   here,   yet  there  are 
some  exceptions.     The   celebrated  Mr.  Kean  made  his  appearance  here  upon    the  20th 
of  April,  1815,    and  so  great  was  the  desire  to  see  this  distinguished  performer,  notwith- 
standing the  prices  of   admission   were  raised,   the   boxes  to  seven  shillings,   tlie    pit    to 
five   shillings,  first  galleiy  three  shillings,  and  second  gallery  two  shillings,  that  a  number 
of  families  came  for   that  purpose  from  distant   parts   of  the  country,    and  the  receipts 
during  his  six  nights  of  performance,  amounted  to  near  ^2300,  and  upon  tlie  last  of  these 
nights,  Mr.  Kean's  benefit,  the  receipts  wms  .£450,  the  greatest  sura  that  had   ever   been- 
taken  in  Glas2;ow  for  one  performance.  The  old  Theatre  in  D-.iolop-street,  has  lately  been 
fitted  up  for  equestrian  performances, pantomimes,  <ic.  The  A'semblyand  Concert  Rooms 
are  situated  near  the  western  extremity   of   liigram-street.  They  were  built  in  the  year 
1796  ;    the  Assembly  Room  is  80  feet  in  length,  35  in  breadth,  and  27  in  height,  the  build- 
inw  has  a  very  fine   appearance.     The  Baths  and  whole  establisliment  of  the  Willow  Bank, 
are   deserving  of  the   strangers   notice.   Other  public   establishments  and  buildings,    not 
already  enumerated,   are  the  Custom  House  in    St,  Enocli's-squaie,    the  Bonding  Ware- 
houses in  Howard-street,  the  Post  Office  in  Nelson-street,  the  Barracks  near  the  extremity 
of  Gallow-gate,  the  Weigh  House,  the  Public  Markets  and  the  Bazaar.     There  are  three 
bridges  over  the  Clyde,  two  of  stone,    and   one  of  tunlicr.     The  establishments  of  the 
Gas  Light  Company,  and  the  two  Water  Works  Companies,    are  testimonies  of  public 
spirit,  and  are  productive  of  the  most  beneficial  results.     The  manufactures  of  Glasgow 
are  particularly   deserving  of  attention  ;  they  embrace   at  once  considerable  varict)f  of 
articles,  and  great  importance  as   to   quantity.    Bi'sides  cotton   goods  to  the  amount  of 
several  millions  annually,  there  may  also  be  named  those  of  tobacco,   spirits,  soap,   gkss, 
delfware,   iron  and  type  founding,  of  sugar  refining,   chrystal,  of  cudbear,  of  smallwares 
and  inkles,  of  damasks  and  leather.   The  print-fields,  dye-works,  breweries  and  tanneries, 
are  also  very  numerous,  and   immense  quantities  of  stone  and   timber  are  consumed  in 
house  building,    which   is  carried  on  with  the  greatest  perseverance  ;  the  former  of  these 
valuable  materials,    as  well  as  the  equally  useful  article  of  pit  coal,    are  procured  in  erfat 
abundance  in  the  neighbourhood.     'Phe  steam   vessels  on  the  river  Clyde,  present  to  (lie 
eye  ot   a  traveller,  an  exhibition  at  once  highly  novel,  and  involving  the  most  important 
considerations  ;  nearly  thirty  of  these  vessels  are  at  present  navigated  from  this  port  and 
many  others,  which  were  here  constructed,  are  now  employed  in  various  parts  of  Euro()e. 
The  greatest  benefits  have  accrued   to   the  city  of  Glasgow,  by  opening  a  navigable  cchi- 
munication  between  the  rivers  Forth  and  Clyde,  thus  uniting  the  eastern  and  western  sess  : 
the  Monkland,  Ardrossan  and  Union  Canals  have  also  contributed  to  the   acceleration  of 
commerce.     The  Government  of  the  Royal  burgh  of  Glasgow  is  vested  in  a  numbe/  ot 
Magistrates,  Lord  Provost,  three  Merchant   Baiilies,  two  Trades'  Baillies,   the  Dent  of 
Guild,  as  head  of  the  Merchants'  House ;  the  Convener,  as  head  of  the  Trades'  HoJse, 
twelve  Merchants'  and  eleven  Trades'  Counsellors,  a  Treasurer  and  a  Master  of  Work, 
which  latter  are  esctra  Counsellors,  and  about  eleven  more  public  ofiScers.     The  ecxcelent 
regulations  of  the  Police  of  the  city,  are  the  theme  of  general  eulogiuin.  i 


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GLASGOW. 


The  Fairs  of  Glasgow  are  held  annually  on  the  second  Weflnesday  in  January,  Thurs- 
day befoie  Easter,  Whitsun-week  and  the  Monday  following,  second  Monday  in  July,  and 
the  tirst  Wednesday  after  Martinmas.     T'le  priucipal  Market  is  held  on  the  Wednesday. 

Post  Office,  Nelson-srreet. — Dugald  Bannatyne,   Esq.  Post-master. 
Arrivals  and  Departures  oi  the  Different  Posts. 


Arrival, 
London  Mail,  5  A    M 
Edinburgh  do.  1st,  5,  A.  M.  and  2d  do.  50 

minutes  past  2  P.  M. 
Kilmiirnock,  Ayr,  anfl  Irish  do.  40  minutes 

past  5,  A.  M.' 
Kilmarnock,  do.  half  past  12  P.  M. 
r^t  Greenock,  &c.  do.  40  m,  past  5  A.  M. 
21.         do.         do.  5  do  do.  2  P.  M. 

3d.         do.         do.         30  do.  do.  7  P.  M, 
Dumbarton  do.  half-past  12  P.  M. 

Dispatch. 
N.  B.  The  Mails  are    made  up  15  minutes 

before  the  period  of   dispatch 


London  Mail,  4  P.  M.  and  madeup  at  two 
P.  M.  on  Sunday 

1st  Edinburgh,  halt  past  8  A.  M. — and  on 
Sunday  at  8  A.  M. 

2d.  Edinburgh,  made  up  at  8  P.  M. 

Kilnmrnock,  Ayr,  &c.  1st  dispatch  imme- 
mediately  after  arrrival  of  Mail  from 
London — id.  dispatch  at  4  P.  M. 

Irish,  4  P.  M, 

Greenock,  Paisley,  &c.  1st  dispatch  on  ar- 
rival of  Edinb.  Mail,  A  M. — 2d.  do.  im- 
mediately after  arrival  of  Mail  from 
London— .3d  do.  half  past  3  P.TVL 

Dunbarton,   &c.  after  arrl.  of  London  Mail 


Foreign  Mails  are  made  up  at  the  General  Post  Office,  London,  for  France,  every  Tues- 
day, Wednesday,  Thursday  and  Friday.  Hamburgh  and  Holland,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 
Portugal  every  Tufsday.  Madeira  and  South  America,  first  Tuesday  each  month.  Lee- 
ward Isiandi,  first  .-.nd  third  Wednesday  each  month.  Gibraltar  and  Mediterranean,  every 
first  Tuesday.     Jamaica  arid  America,  first  Wednesday  each  month. 

Postii^e  from  Glasgow  to  America  and  West  Indies,  2s.  Sjd.  Madeira,  2s.  10§d. 
Gibraltar,  3s  l-|d.  Malta,  Majorca,  Sicily,  and  the  Mediterranean,  .3s.  5|d.  South 
America,  3s.  9-|d.  Portugal,  2s,  94d.  France,  2s.  2fd.  Holland,  2s.  4id,  Hamburgb, 
Denmark,  Norway,  Sweden,  Germany,  Prussia,  Russia,  &c  .2s.  y^d.  Italy,  by  Germany, 
2s.  8§d.     By  France,  2s.   Ufa.     Spain,  by  France,  3s.  2|d. 

No  letters  ran  be  forwarded  to  Foreign  Parts,  (except  the  British  West  Indies  and  Bri- 
tish North  America)  ^lde,^s  the  postage  be  first  paid. 


Academies. 
Algie  Charles,  Georgc-st. 
Angus  William,  46',  Ingram-st. 
BeU  James,  30,  Virginia-st, 
Biggs  M.  11,  Colbige-st. 
Black  D.  79,  Bell-st. 
Brard  A.  F.  [French]   235,  George-st. 
Brock  John,  227,  Hiirh-st. 
Brown  George,  7.?,  George-st. 
Buchanan  D.  80,  Brunswick -st. 
Clugston  W.  &  W.  19,  St.  Andrews-sq. 
Collins  Wm.  Campbell-st. 
Conaell  Robert,  36,  NelsoQ-st. 
Cowan  Rev.  Wm.  88,  Argyle-st. 
Cross  John,   (matbernatics)   9,  Jolin-st. 
Cuniming  John.  46,  Miller-st. 
Donald  J.  (English)  30,  Ingram-st. 
Duisdale  M.  [English]   62,  Trou-gate 
Laston  Rev,  A.  5,  George-st: 
Ferjfuson  Jas.    [English]   9,  Balmanno-st. 
FerrieJohn,   [hut  hospital]   61,  Ingram-st. 
Gartley  James,  sen.  11,  Cochran-st. 
Giles  P.  (drawing)   65,  \\  ilson-st. 
Glasgow  Grammar  School,  Geotge-st.  prin- 

ci]>al  master  Dr.  Chrystal 
Gorion  James,  Cow-caddens 
Hannan  J.   [French  &  Italian]   13,  south 

Hanover-st. 
Har.'cy  J.  38,  Buchanan-st. 
Han'ey  James, (languages)  88,  Hutcheson-st 
Johtston  John,    [English  &   commercial] 

4',   Balmanno-st. 
JohisloQ  Rt.  [English]   183,  Stirling-st. 


Johnston  Thomas,  66,  Salt-market 
Kidston  Jas.  S.  near  Coach-work,  George-st 
Lauriston  Acadeniy,  27,  Norfolk-st. 
Liddle.s  Thomas,  136,  Tron-gate 
Mac  Arthur  J.  39,  Princes-st. 
M'CallJohn,   (writing]  32,  Nelson-st. 
M'CuUoch  John,  Cow-caddens 
Macdonal  D.  1,  Brunswick-place 
M'Donald  Alexander,  96,  €ollege-st. 
M'Gown  &  Lindsay,  67,  Brunswick-st. 
M'llwham  Wm.   [parish  sciiool]   Anderston 
M'Kay  Wm.  188,  Bridge-st.  Tradeston 
Mac  Key   Wm.    [English  &  commercial] 

De.in-side-lane 
Mackie  D.  65,  Wilson-st. 
M'Leod  Donald,  Antigua-place 
M'NeeJohn,   [mathematics]   Argyle-st. 
M'Tear  James,   Kent-st. 
Miller  Hugh,  Kirk-st.  Calton 
Mitchell  A.  77,  Salt-market 
Mitchell  H.   80,  Bridge- gate 
Morrison  George,  113,  George-st. 
Murray  George,  57,  Brunswick-st. 
Orr  Charles,   (writing)  6,  Virginia-st. 
Paton  Robert,  76,  Thistle-st. 
Phillips  Rev.  J.  (classical)   61,  Ingram-st. 
Rennie  Thomas,  29,  Brunswick-st. 
Rose  M.   (French)  Hutcheson-st. 
Ross  P.  Cow-caddens 
Sanderson  J.  29,  Ingram-st. 
Scott  Rt.   (architectural)  2,  Argyle-st. 
Smith  John,  169,  Tron-gate 
Steveason  A.  &T.  51,  Glas»ford-st. 


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129 


St.  Simeon  A.  (French)  Ingram-st. 
Tait  James,  21,  Montrose-st. 
Waddell  James,  [English]  25,  Miller-sf, 
Wallace  Robert,  39,  Hutcheson-st, 
Warren  Wm.   [drawing]   2'J,  Ingram-st. 
Watt  A.  (drawing)  48,  Dunlop-st. 
Whytock  P.  (writing  &  accts.)  25,  Miller-st 
Wilson  John,  62,  Buchanan-st. 
Young  Rt.  (Millar's  school)  Georje-st, 
Young  Alex,  (writing)  239,  Gcorge-st. 

AccoiMtants. 
Anderson  Jas.  Trades-land,  Salt-market 
Carrick  William,  10,  Stirling-square 
Cuthbertson  Donald,  128,  George-st. 
Duncan  George,  Candlerigg-court 
Jeffrey  Wm.  81,  Brunswick-st. 
Kay  David,  Antigna-place 
Kennedy  Duncan,  107,  Nelson-st. 
Kerr  James,   106,  Tron-gate 
M'Gavin  John,  Candlerigg-court 
M.ic  fntosh  John,  28,  Brunswick-place 
Mein  Alexander,  lo,  Queen-st. 
Napier  George,  175,  Tron-gate 
Paul  Henry,  78,  Tron-gate 
Potter  Matthew,  Antigua-place 
Sanders  Gilbert,  5,  Salt-market 
Strong  David,  19,  Virgiuia-st. 

Agents,    Commercial,    General  and 
Particular. 

See  also  Merchts  &  Commission  Warehouses. 

Anslie  John,  (for  Wester  Craig)  Whinstone, 
Calton 

Baillie  Robert,  30,  George-st. 

Balfour  J.  J.  (coal)  33,  Stockwell-st. 

Balfour  Wm.  28,  Virginia-st. 

Bell  James,  (lo  London  and  Edinburgh 
Shipping  Co.)    171,  Montrose-st. 

Blackwood&  Deuchrass,  corner  of  Princes-st 

BIyth,  Cooper  and  Co.  28,  Virgin^a-st. 

Broadley  J.  &  M.  (shawl)  29,Brunsv.ick-st. 

Brown  and  Virtue,  [for  London  traders] 
115,  Tron  gate 

Brown  Robt.  [for  Hull  traders]  115,Tron-gt 

Bryce  Alex.  47,  Glassford-st. 

Buchanan  R.  and  Co.  106,  Tron-gate 

Caldwell  Rt.  (to  the  manufacturers  protect- 
ing society)  OflScc,  Nelson-st. 

Cameron  and  Thom,  10,  Queen-st. 

Campbell  Colin,   [coal]  29,  Argyle-st. 

Campbell  A.  and  Co.  85,  great  Clyde-st, 

Campbell  David,  115,  Tron-gate 

Charles. James,  46,  Miller-st. 

Crichton  Wm.  jun.  [to  Dundee  and  Perth 
Shipping  Co.]   61,  Buchan.tn-st. 

Crichton  Wm.  [for  Greenock,  Edinburgh, 
and  Leith  Shipping,  and  London  and  Hull 
Smacks  from  Leith)   60,  Qnei>n-st. 

Cummins  P.  and  Co.  ("for  Grangemouth 
traders]   60,  Queen-st. 

Cunningham  John,  2,  Croy-place 

Davidson  John  and  Co.  [for  Liverpool  tra- 
ders]  Antigua-place 

Dixon  John,   (coal)   109,  Broomielaw 

Drew  John,  (to  Newcastle  -and  Leith  tra- 
ders) Ct.  604,  Argyle-st. 

Drysdale  James,  4,  Queen-st. 

17 


I  Duncan  George,  [for  Aberdeen  and  Glasgow 
'      traders]  7,  Queen-st. 
Dunlop  Colin,  (coal)  78,  Tron-gate 
Ewing  M.  (to  the  Muirkirk  Iron  Co,)  49, 

Ingram-st. 
Forlong  John  and  Co.  [commission  broker] 

141,  Tron-gate 
Forrester  Duncan,    (to  the  Scotsman)   10, 

Salt-market 
Gemmil  James  and  Son,  [to  Belfast  traders) 

Wood-lane,  Broomielaw 
Gilchrist  Alex,  ("lo   the   packets  for  Ayr, 
Cambeltown,  Rothsay,  Lorn,  Mull,   In- 
vcrary,  Stranraer,  &c.]  Shore  Due  Office, 
Bromielaw 
Graham  Jas.  jun.  (yarn)  34,  Wilson-st. 
Graham  John,  (to  the  Greenock  Adrertiser] 

5,  Salt-market 
Harper  Samuel,  48,  Glassford-st. 
Harvey  Archibald  and  Co,  141,  Tron-gate 
Henderson  W.  S.  (grain  &  spirits).  61,  Bu- 
chanan-st. 
Hodges  George,  Csndlerigg-court 
Houstoun  A.  &  R.  &  Co.  53,  Queen-st. 
How  Wm.   [hides]  49,  St.  Andrews-square 
KiddJohn  and  Alex,  (to  Liverpool  traders] 

Melville-place 
King  Wm.   [to  Leith  and  Hamburgh  ship- 
ping Co.]  Antigua-place 
M'Aulay  G.  125,  George-st. 
M'Brair  Archibald,  1,  Antigua-place 
M'Crindell  Jas,   [coal]  39,  Maxwell-st. 
M'Croue  James,   [taxes]   130,  Stockwell-st 
M'Cracken  Alex,  [coal]  450,  Gallow-gate 
M'Donald  Donald,  115,  Tron-gate 
M'Dougall  John,  30,  St.  Enoch's-square 
M'Eachran,  Young  &  Co.  22,  Argyle-st, 
M'Farlane  and  Virtue,  115,  Tron-gate 
M'Farlane  P,  [to  Grangemouth,  Hull,  Leith 

and  Montrose  traders]   5,  Queen-st. 
M'Farlane  Wm.    [to  Edinburgh  and  Leith 

shipping  Co.]  67,  Brunswick-st. 
M'Farlane  David,  29,  Glassford-st. 
M'Farquhar  and  Campbell,  Antigua-place 
M'Gregor  James,  Melville-place 
Mac  Kinlay  John,   [to  Bristol  traders]   55, 

Jamaica-st, 
M'Laren  and  Stalker,  38,  Glassford-st. 
M'Leod  &  Mackay,  (coal)  32,  Brunswick-st 
M'Naught  John,  36,  Virginia-st. 
M'Neil  A.  [to  Dublin,  Londonderry,  Newry, 
Dundalk,  Watcrford,    Cork,    Sligo,    Li- 
merick, Milr.thorp,  Ulverstone,  Lancas- 
ter and  Whitehaven  traders)  Wood-lane, 
Broomielaw 
M'Queen  John,    (to  Thomson    and   Sym, 
brewers,  Alloa)  house  Barrowfield-bridge 
Mather,  Mackay  &  Co.  87,  Glassford-st. 
Mather  Wm.  (to  London  and  Leith  shipping 
Co.)  54,  Wilson-st.  &  152,  Montrose-st 
Miller  James,   (for  Clyde  shipping  Co.  t® 

Greenock)  Eagle-lane 
Mitchell  Jas,  and  Co.  46,  Hutcheson-st. 
Muir  William,  33,  Candlerigg-st. 
Murray  Francis,    (to   Monkland  Steel  Co.) 

38,  Virginia-st. 
Newall  Archibald,  (^commission  broker)  4, 
Vivginia-st. 


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GLASGOW. 


Newham  Daniel  and  Go.  13,  Canon-st. 

Neill  John  to  CarroD  Co.  21 ,  Buchanan-st. 

Nimmo  Jas.  (coal)  21,  St.  Enoch' s»squarc 

Patison  David,  (oil  &  Baltic)  17,  Virginia-st 

Pryde  M.  (coal)  Broomielaw 

Purdie  Wm.  (land  &  buildings)  13,Tron-gt. 

Reid,  Buchanan  and  Co.  32,  Miller-st. 

Reid  R,  apd  Co.  48,  Stockwell-st. 

Reid  Robert,  56,  Queen-st. 

Robertson  and  Co.  37,  Virginia-st 

Sandeman  Thomas  38,  Virginia-st. 

SteelJames,  (coal)  16,  King-st. 

Stewart  R.  (coal)  Broomielaw 

Stewart  Wm.  (coal  &  iron)  19,  Glassford-st. 

Sword  Jas.  jun.  esq.  (to  West  Thorn,  and 

East  Field  Coal  Co.)  Cumberland-court, 

Gallow-gate 
Thomson  Andrew,  14,  Brunswick-place 
Thomson  Wm.  24,  Virginia-st. 
Tod  Robert,  Smithfield,  Broomielaw 
Watson  Robert,  15,  John's-st. 
Watson  Wm.  22,  Tron-gate 
Watt  G,  H.  29,  Ingram-st. 
Whyte  Thos,  &  Son,  10,  Garthland.st . 
Worsley  Robert,  31,  Virginia-st 
Anchor  Smiths. 
Fulton  William  and  Sons,  Mitchell-st. 
M'Alpine  John,  Broomielaw 

Architects  and  builders. 
Aitkin  Robert,  117,   Gallow-gate 
Baird  John,  636,  Argyle-st. 
Brash  John,  Madeira-buildings 
Hamilton  David,  Buchanan-st. 
Kay  Alexander,  Brown-st,  Browns-field 
Heid  William,  22,  Maxwell-st, 
Scott  Robert,  2,  Argyle-st. 
Weir  John,  great  Hamilton-st. 
White  and  Moffat,  Anderston-walk 

Auctioneers. 
Anderson  John,  Kirk-lane 
Bell  George,  3,  High-st. 
Brown  James,  High-st. 
Brydson  William,  old  Post-office-court 
Denchrass  John,  Princes-st. 
inglfs  James,  180,  Salt-market 
lugles  George,  Candlerigg-st. 
Irvine  James,  Gnrbais 
Love  John,  17  and  18,  Candlerigg-st. 
Lore  Hugh  and  Son,  89,  Candlerigg-st, 
M'Ewen  James,  Nile-st. 
M'Guire  James,  184,  Tron-gate 
Malcolm  Robert,  (books)  Wilson-st. 
Maver  William,  [books)  back  of  Tontine 
Mudie  Wm..and  Son,  22,  Tron-gate 
Plenderleith  Malcolm  &  Co.2,  Hutcheson-st 
Pollock  Robert,  Clyde-st.  Calton 
Reid,  Reid  and  Co.  48,  Stockwell-st, 
Sym  James,  Tron-gate 
Turner  Alexander,  Melville-place 
Watson  E.  and  Son,  308,  High-st. 
White  James  and  Co.  Candlerigg-st 
Wjlliamson  William,  1 68,  Salt-market. 
Bakers. 
(See  also  provision  Dealers.) 
Algie  James,  Clyde-st.  Anderston 
Allen  Alexander,  57,  Bell-st. 
AndersoQ  Matthew,  31,  King-ist. 


Anderson  James,  286,  George-st. 

Anderson  M.  81,  Hospital-st,  Hut-town 

Bain  William, '60,  Argyle-st. 

Baird  James,  12,  Norfolk-st.  Lauriston 

Baird  James,  66,  Bridge-st.  Tradeston 

Balderston  Wm.  43,    High-st. 

Barry  Alexander,  [pastry]  433,  Gallow-gt. 

Bennie  Johi:,  172,  Main-st.  Gorbals 

Black  John,  7,  Adelphi-place 

Black  James,  Kirk-st.  Calton 

Blair  John,  141,  Stockwell-st. 

Blair  John,  62,  Eagleton-st.  Tradeston 

Blair  John,   Main-st,  Bridgeton 

Boyd  James,  Argyle-st. 

Boyd  Alexander,  10,  Frederick's-lane 

Boyd  Alexander,  jun.  22,  Candlerigg-st. 

Breakenridge  George,  18,  Main-st.  Gorbals 

Brown  Ebenezer,  284,  High-st. 

Brown  Ellen,  301,  High-st. 

Browning  Andrew,  95,  Gallow-gate 

Brownlee  John,  5,  Clyde-terrace 

Buchanan  WiUiam,  Kirk-st.  Calton 

Buchanan  George,  Carrick-st.  Browns-field 

Buckie  Thomas,  149,  High-st. 

Caldwell  Wm.  Grahamstone 

Caldwell  G.  Adelphi-place 

Calton  Baking  Society,  Tobago-st.  Calton 

Cumpbell  Archibald,  33,  King-st. 

Campbell  John,  69,  Crown-st.  Hut-town 

Carswell  Wm.  82,  Salt-market 

Clydesdale  John,  King-st.  Tradeston 

Connell  Alexander,  Grahamstone 

Cook  Thomas,  (pastry)  366,  Gallow-gate 

Court  James,  Kirk-st.  Calton 

Craig  James,  Clyde-place 

Craig  Daniel,  Main-st.  Anderston 

Craig  Robert,  127,  Dry-gate 

Crawford  John,  44,  Rose-st.  Hut-town 

Currie  David,  38,  Queen-st. 

Currie  Hector,  Barrowfield-road 

Dick  i^eter,  Grahamstone 

Pick  James,  321,  Gallow-gate 

Dobbie  Robert,  Barrowfield-bridge 

Donaldson  John,  45,  Salt-market 

Drysdale  John,  22,  Main-st.  Gorbals 

Drysdale  David,  214,  King-st.  Tradeston 

Dumbrick  A.  289,  Gallow-gate 

Duncan  John,  85,  Tron-gate 

Duncanson  Alexander,  31,  Glassford-st. 

Dunlop  John,  36,  Glassford-st. 

Dunn  James,  52,  King-st.  Tradeston 

Eadie  Wm.  407,  Gallow-gate 

Edmond  John,  (pastry)  391,  Gallow-gate 

Fleming  James,  Cow-caddens 

Forgie  John,  Well-st.  Calton 

Forsyth  Robert,  42,  King-st. 

Galloway  Nathaniel,  66,  Argyle-st. 

Gardner  John,  Main-st.  Bridgeton 

Gentle  T.  &  J.  108,  High-st. 

Gentle  James,  13,  Adelphi-place 

Gibb  Archibald,  147,  Gallow-gate 

Gibb  John,  170,  Gallow-gate 

Gilmour  David,  84,  Gallow-gate 

Glassford  Alexander,31,  Malta-st.  Lauristoii 

Goodwin  Thomas,  223,  High-st. 

Gourlie  George,  20,  Kent-st. 

Graham  Walter,  41,  Salt-market 


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Graham  Patrick,  78,Gallow-gate 
Grandison  George,  Green-st.  Calton 
Gray  John,  (pastry)  113,  Gallow-gate 
Grindlay  James,  16,  Princes-st, 
Gria(Hay  James,  132,  Salt-market 
Guna  Wm.  Finnestou-road 
Halley  Thomas,  225,  High-st. 
Hamilton  John,  7<S,  King-st. 
Hamilton  John,  Orr-st.  Calton 
Harley  Wm.  Willow-bank 
Hart  J.  and  R.  Mitchell-st. 
Humble  Andrew,  Stevenson-st.  Calton 
Hunter  John,  S39,  Gallow-g;ate 
Jamieson  Wm.  46,  King-st.  Tradeston 
Johnston  Thomas,  7,  CoUege-st. 
Johnston  John,  iVlain-st.  Calton 
Johnston  John,  New-st.  Calton 
Kerr  Adam.  147,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
Kiilslie  Alexander,  Eagleton-st.  Tradeston 
Lang  James,  97,  Gallow-gate 
Liddle  James,  33,  Bridge-gate 
Lindsay  James,  (biscuit)  Anderson-walk 
M'Conechy  Hugh,  259,  George-st. 
M'Farlane  Ellen,  14,  Princes-st. 
M'FailaTie  Rbbert,  218,  George-st. 
M'Grouther  Robert,  19,  Candlerigg-st. 
M'Kean  Alexander,  425,  Gallow-gate 
M'Kenaie  Stephen,  266,  great  Hamilton-st. 
McMillan  Mary,  435,  Duke-st. 
M'Queen  Jobn,  Barrowfield-bridge 
M^.rshall  Wm.  269,  High-st, 
Marshall  John,  sea.  362,  Gallow-gate 
Meiklie  Robert,  40,  Cannon-st. 
Meikie  Wm  40,  Gallow-gate 
Millar  H.  53,  Bridge-gate 
Millar  Wm.  71,  Gallow-gate 
Miller  James,  Stevenson-st.  Calton 
Miller  David,  90,  Gallpw-gate 
Mitchell  Andrew,  Main-st.  Caltou 
Morrison  James,  66,  Crown-st. 
Muirhead  Wm.  100,  New-wynd 
Munro  Daniel,  west  Nile-st. 
Murray  Alexander,  42,  Queeo-st. 
Nerval  John,  39,  George-st. 
Orr  Wm,  Sauchichall-road 
Park  John,  46,  Argyle-st. 
Parker  James,  jun.  441,  Gallow-gate 
Pollock  Arthur,  Green-st.  Calton 
Primrose  Wm.  36,  King-st.  Tradeston 
Richmond  John,  27,  Princes-st. 
Ritchie  Wm.  172,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
Ronald  John,  73,  Trou-gate 
Rowan  Alexander,  32,  John-st, 
Sclanders  Andrew,  Argyle-st. 
Scott  Robert,  139,  Argyle-st. 
Scott  Thomas,  15,  Clyde-terrace 
Scott  James,  33,  John-st. 
Scouller  James,  147,  Stockwell-st, 
ScouUer  Jshn,  2,  Keut-st. 
Smith  Peter,  24,  Argyle-st. 
Stark  Wm.  27,  Kirk-st. 
Stewart  Wm.  242,  High-st. 
Summerville  Richard,  46,  Stockwell-st. 
Taylor  Henry,  45,  John-st.  • 
Taylor  Henry,  39,  Salt-market 
Thomson  Wm.  35,  Adelphi-st. 
Ure  John,  80,  Bri^e-gate 


Ure  John,  Edwin-place,  Gorbails 
Ure  David,  Grahamston 
Ure  George,  64,  High-st 
Waddell  Mary,  east  Clyde-st. 
Walker  Wm.  91 ,  Kiog-st 
Walker  John,  111,  Gallow-gate 
Wark  James,  162,  Tron-gate 
Watson  Joseph,  24,  Adelphi-place 
Watson  Mary,  28,  Princes-st. 
White  Alexander,  6,  Stockwell-st. 
Wilson  Matthew,  (pastry)   east  Clyde-st. 
Wilson  James,  620,  Argyle-st. 
Wilson  Walter,.  77,  Salt-market 
Wotherspoon  Robert,  254,  High-st. 
Wright  Hugh,  38,  Gavan-st.  Hut-st, 
Wyse  Wm.  22,  lower  John-st. 

Banks  and  Branches  of  Banks,     > 

Aberdeen,  G,  Hamilton  and  Co.  agents,23 

Queen-st. 
Ayr,  J.  and  R.  Watson,  Post-office-court 
Bank  of  Scotland,    54,    Millar-st.  agent, 

Robert  Aitken 
Belfast,  Northern  Bank,  Branch,  J.  and  R. 

Watson,  agents, 
British  Linen  Co.  and  Glasgow  Provident 

Bank,  Js.  Robertson,  agent,  17,  Queen-st. 
Commercial  Banking  Co,  of  Scotland,  73, 

Ingram-st.  James  Sym,  agent 
Dundee  Union   Branch,  J,   &  R.  Watson, 

agents,  Post-ofiice-court 
Dundee  New  Brauch,   Glasgow  Bank  Co, 

agents  74,  Ingram-st. 
East  Lothian  Branch,   J.  and  R.  Watson, 

agents,  Post-office-court 
Exchange  and  Deposit  Glasgow  Bank,  John 

Maberly  and  Co,  H.Ryde  and  Co.  agents, 

48,  Ingram-st. 
Falkirk  Bank  Co.  Branch,  19,  Gallow-gate, 

James  King,  jun.  agent 
Glasgow  Bank  Co.  74,  Ingram-st.  Cashier, 

W.  B.  Cabbell 
Greenock  Bank,  J.  and  R.  Watson,  agents, 

Post-office-court 
Kilmarnock  Bank  Co.  Branch,  J.   &  R. 

Watson,  agents,  Post-office-court 
Kirby  Lonsdale  Branch,  J .  and  R.  Watson 
Leith  Bank,  J.  and  R.  Watson,   agents, 

Post-office-court 
Old  Ship  Bank,  Glasgow,   Carrick,  Brown 

and  Co.  Argyle-st. 
Paisley  Bank,   17,    Tron-gate,  Alexander 

Brown,  agent 
Paisley   Uuion   Bank  Co.  15',  Ingram-st. 

Andrew  Templeton,  agent 
Perth  Branch,  J .  &  R.  Watson,  agents 
Perth  Branch, Glasgow  Bank  Co. are  agents, 

74,-  Ingram-st. 
Perth  Union    Branch,  Glasgow  Bank  Co. 

agents,  74,  Ingram-st. 
Renfrewshire  Bank,  31,  Millar-st.  William 

Napier  and  Co.  agents 
Royal  Bank  of  Scotland,  23,  Queen-st.John 

Thomson,  Cashier 
Stirling  Branch,  J.  and  R.  Watson,  agents 
Thistle  Glasgow  Bank  Co.  55,  Virginia-st, 

Cashiers,  Richard  Duncan  &  Robert  Scott 


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Basket   Warehouses. 

AttwellWm.  40,  King-st. 
Crouch  John,  98,  Candlerigg-st. 
Hutchison  A.  &  M.  82,  Candlerigg-st. 
Jones  Robert,  182,  Gallow-gate 
Block  Makers. 
Brown  Bernard,  Smithfield,  Broomielaw 
Shaw  John,  sen.  Hill-st.  Gallow-gate 

Bookbinders. 
Cameron  James,  2,  Princes-st. 
Carss  John,  Mudies-court,  13,  Argyle-st. 
Colville  George,  26,  Bell-st. 
Croiley  Petev  and  Co.  106,  George- st. 
Elliott  George,  Bell-st. 
Farie  Robert,    old    Post-office-court,    141, 

Tron-gate 
Fisher  John,  [stationer]  62,  Tron-gate 
Hutcheson  Jas.  Gibsons-court,  Salt-market 
Hutchison  R,obert,  159.  Salt-market 
Jenkins  Wm.  Salt-market 
Jones  John,  11,  Nelson-st. 
Menzies  R.  and  A.  127,  Tron-gate 
Menzies  William,  Salt-market 
Neil  James,  29,  Brunswick-st, 
Somerville  George,  4,  Salt-market 
Templeton  Thomas,  Hu tcheson-st. 
Winning  Archibald,  High-st. 
Booksellers,  Stationers  and  Printers, 
Bilsland  William,  90,  High-st. 
Boyd  John  &  Son,  6,  Hutcheson-st. 
Brash  James  and  Co.  172,  Tron-gate 
Buchanan  and  Fithie,  5,  College- st. 
Cameron  James,  92,  High-st. 
Chalmers  and  Collins,  68,  Wilson-st. 
Croiley  Peter  and  Co.  106,  George-st. 
De  Monti  C.  J.  A.  [music]  595,  Argyle-st. 
Duncan  Andrew  &  John  M.  173,  Tron-gate 
Duncan  James,  13,  Salt-market 
Fleming  Andrew,   [stationer]  7,  Argyle-st. 
Forrester  D.  [agent  to   the  Scotsman]    10, 

Salt-market 
Gallie  John,  8,  Brunswick-place 
Gardner  James,  Finneston-road 
Gilli(?s  Mrs.  James,  290,  High-st. 
Gordon  Patrick,  [stationer]  8y,Glassford-st 
Heggie  James,  17,  Salt-market 
Hutchison  Robert,  16,  Salt-market 
Jenkins  Wm.  &  Peter,  3,  Salt  market 
Johnston  Charles  &  Co.  163,  Trou-gate 
Jones  John,  [reading  room]  11,  Nelson-st. 
Lang  Archibald,    [dep.  to  auxiliary  bible 

society]  10,  Wilson-st. 
Leslie  Alexander,  .9.'),  High-st. 
Lumsden  and  Son,  [wholesale]  60,  Queen-st 
Lyle  James  and  Co.  4,  College-st. 
M'Callum  A.  &  Co.  (cir.  lib.)  31,  Wilson-st. 

and  stationers,  36,  Bell-st. 
M'Fadyen  John,    [music  and  stationary]  30, 

Wilson-st. 
M'Feat  Walter,  [cir.  lib.   and  publisher  of 

Glasgow  city  directory]  105,  Tron-gate 
M'Kenzie  and  Hutcheson,  16,  Salt-market 
Macvean  D.70,  High-st. 
Miller  John,  [new  and  old]  246,  High-st, 
Murray  &  Bonnard,  641,  Argyle-st. 
Ogilvie  Thomas,  6;57,  Argyle-st. 
Ogle  Maurice,  9,  Wilson-st. 


Orr  Fraacis  ,  (wh.  sta.)  15,  Princes-st. 

Penman  Andrew,  139,  Tron-gate 

Potter  David,  (cir.  lib.  and  sta.)  98,  Glass- 
ford-st. 

Reid  and  Henderson,  170,  Tron-gate 

Smith  John  and  Son,  (cir.  lib.)  85,  Hutche- 

^    son-st. 

Smith  George,  18,  Salt-market 

Sommerville  George,  4,  Salt-market 

Steell  James,  12,  Salt-market 

Steven  John,  117,  Tron-gate 

TurnbuU  Wm.  156,  Tron-gate 

Weir  and  Kennedy,    (sta.)    10  and  11,  Ar- 
gyle-st. 

Wylie  John  and  Co,  (classical  new  and  old) 
81 ,  Hutcheson-st. 

Boot  and  Shoemakers, 

Adam  Andrew,  385,  Gallow-gate 

Anderson  Alexander,  55,  Princes-st. 

Bannatyne  Wm.  Anderstons-walk 

Bates  Samuel,  68,  Stockwell-st. 

Bell  Daniel,  42,  Brunswick-place 

Blaek  Duncan,  79,  Tron  gate 

BIyth  &  Lochore,  92,  TroD-gate 

Blyth  James,  71,  Tron-gate 

Buchanan  Alexander,  30,  Shuttle-st. 

Burnett  Mrs.  W.  155,  Salt-market 

Campbell  A.  49,  Princes-st. 

Campbell  John,  30,  Nelson-st. 

Campbell  Robert,  Anderston-walk 

Carss  Robert,  32,  Princes-st. 

Carss  Colin,  15,  Princes-st. 

Carss  J,  and  Co.  Main-st.  Anderston 

Clow  Andrew,  98,  Hutcbes6n-st. 

Clow  James,    178,  Salt-market 

Coekfield  James  and  Co.  81,  Glassford-st, 

Craig  Robert,  165,  Salt-market 

Craig  Andrew,  160,  Salt-market 

Craig  John,  1,  Tren-gate 

Crawford  Gilbert,  93,  HutcheSon-st. 

Cumming  Peter,  61,  Trongate 

Cunningham,  George,  95,  Glassford-st. 

Davies  James  and  Co.  21,  Nelsou-st. 

Davies  James,  85,  Hospital-st. 

Dick  William,  18,  Adelphi  st. 

Dixon  James,  162,  Salt  market 

Douglas  and  Co.  170,  Argyle-st. 

Drummond  Robert,  15,  Gallow-gate 

Duncan  G.  and  Son,  18,  Adelplii-st. 

Emerie  Andrew,  Main-st.  Anderstoa 

Ferguson  Daniel,  30,  John-st. 

Ferguson  James,  124,  George-st. 

Ferguson  John,  156',  Salt-market 

Frazer  Alexander,  37,  Adelphi-st. 

Good  George,  6,  Wilson-st. 

Gray  Benjamin,  28  and  29,  Nelson-st. 

Hall  George  and  Co.  8,  Hutcheson-st, 

Houston  Arthur,  17,  Dale-st  Tradeston 

Johnston  Charles,  119,  George-st. 

Kerr  James,  158,  George-st. 

Leslie  John,  Kirk-st.  Calton 

Leslie  John,  Bairack-st. 

Locliart  and  Fulton,  61,  Princes-st. 

Lochore  Robert,  95,  Tron-gate 

M'Andrew  Geo.  169,  Bridge-st.  TradestOB 

M'C'aul  Gilbert,  1,  Virfinia-st, 

M'tormick  Alexander,  127,  High-st. 


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M'Dougall  Puncan,  4 ,  Brunswick-place 
M'Farlane  Daniel,  76,  Argyle-st. 
M'fiarvie  John,  61,  Glassford-st. 
M'Gill  Duncan,  163,  Salt-market 
M'Gregor  Peter,  31,  George-st. 
M'Intyre  John,  3,  Brunswick-place 
M'Intyre  Peter,  100,  Tron-gate 
M'Kirdy  Michael,  35,  Tron-gate 
M'Lennon  Michael,  167,  Salt-market 
Macrae  James,  39,  Brunswick-place 
M'Tyer  VVm.  5,  Argyle-st. 
Mauson  James,  352,  Gallow-gate 
Marshall  Andrew,  Cow-caddens 
Martin  Peter,  23,  Rulherglen-road 
Miller  Alexander  and  Son,  122,  Salt-market 
Miller  Matthew,  14,  Tron-gate 
Miichell  John,  6,  George-st. 
Monteith  Robert,  176,  Bridge-st.  Tradeston 
Muckart  Louchlaut,  76,  Glassford-st. 
Neasmith  Thomas,  43,  Brunswick-place 
Nichol  Robert,  76,  Hospital-st. 
Osborn  George,  50,  Tron-gate 
Paterson  M.  and  Co.  41,  Brunswick-place 
Paterson  Robert,  62,  Ingram-st. 
Paterson  Matthew,  117,  Nelson-st. 
Paterson  John,  333,  Gallow-gate 
ReidT,  B.  and  Co.  104,  Tron-gate 
Roas  George,  265,  great  Hamilton-st. 
Roxburgh  Thomas,  Argyle-st. 
Rnssell  Alexander,  165),  Salt-market 
Scott  Robert,  54,  Nelson-st. 
Scott  Charles,  33,  Princes-st. 
Sellers  A.  161,  Salt-market 
Smeal  John,  63,  Nelson-st. 
Smith  George  and  Son,  4,  Hutcheson-st. 
Smith  Alexander,  170,  Salt-market 
Smith  David,  176  and  181,  Salt-market 
Smith  Wm.  177,  Salt-market 
Smith  James,  3,  Tron-gate 
Steel  John  and  Son,  64,  Tron-gate 
Taylor  Daniel,  106,  Gallow-gate 
Telfer  Wm.  33,  Argyle-st. 
Thorn  Buchan,  17,  George-st. 
Thomson  Doncan,  593,  Argyle-st. 
Thorburn  Andrew,  166,  Salt-market 
Ure  Peter,  Grahamston 
Waddell  John,  5,  great  Dore-hill 
Williams  Thomas,  33,  Brunswick-place 
Wilson  William,  5,  Hutcheson-st. 
Wood  Wm.  51,  Princes-st, 

Brassfounders. 
Bennett  James,  41 6,  Gallow-gate 
Brodie,  Donald  and  Co.  107,  Old-wynd 
Bryce  and  Heggie,  Mitchell-st. 
Coats  Andrew,  6,  Muirhead-st. 
Curtis  Richard,  (and  musical  inst.  maker) 

159,   Salt-market 
Dawson  J.  and  J.  Old-vennell 
Miller  Stephen  and  Co.  Saracen-lane 
More  James,  71,  New-wynd 
Shaw  John,  121,  Salt-market 
Wardrop  J.  and  W.  59,  Queen-st. 

Braziers  and  Tinsmiths. 
Bannatyne  John,  .58,  Salt-market 
Christie  C.  128,  Gallow-gate 
Drew  Wm,  48,  Wilson-st. 


Ferguson  J.  andR.  151,  Stockwell 
Field  Henry,  53,  Argj'le-st. 
Forrest  John,  402,  Gallow-gate 
FyfFe  George,  5,  Adelphi-st. 
Galbraith  Mrs.  James,  28,  Bridge-gate 
Galbraith  Wm.  62,  King-sl. 
Hogg  John,  381,  Gallow-gate 
Jachson  James,  111,  John-st. 
Jaffray  James,  Argyle-st. 
Kerr  Margaret,  103,  Bridge-gate 
Law  James  and  Son,  96,  Bridge-gate 
Leechman  and  M'Vicar,  40,  Bridge-gate 
Logan  William,  6G,  Wilson-st. 
Lyon  R.  619,  Argj'le-st. 
Lyon  George,  80,  Gallo%v-gate 
Lyon  W.  and  G.  17,  Glassford-st. 
M'Adam  James,  85,  Hutcheson-st. 
M'AlpinJohn,  117,  Stockwell-st. 
M'Donald  Hugh,  404,  Gallow-gate 
M'Kendrick  John,  Kirk-st.  Calton 
M'Kendrick  Andrew,  283,  High-st. 
Macvean  Dougald,  37,  Hntcheson-st. 
Macvicar  John,  83,  High-st. 
M'Whannell  Archibald,  369,  Gallow-gate 
Millar  James,  54,  Bridge-gate 
Moore  John,  (and  oil  dealer)  101,  HigU-st, 
Munro  George,  87,  High-st. 
Scott  Wm.  435,  Gallow-gate 
Wardrop  J.  &  W,  59,  Queen-st, 
Wishart  Peter,  Main-st.  Anderston 
Wylie  James,  53,  Wilson-st. 
Breweries, 
Aitken  Robert,  Camlachie 
Connal  John,  Finncslon 
Cowan  John  and  Co.  Anderston 
Galloway  Alexander  &  Co.  Alston-st. 
Glasgow  and  Suburbs  Barm  Co.  Gorbak 
Hedderwick  J..  W.  &  Co.  Adelphi-st. 
Hunter  J.  and  R.  16,  Moutroscst. 
Hutchison  John,  New-st.  Calton 
Lightbody  John,  Bishop-st. 
Millar  D.  &  Co.  Gorbals 
Millar  Wm.  22,  Montrose-st. 
Rorrison  Wm.  Bridgeton 
Stewart  Walter  and  Co.  Hag-Mil 
Struthers  Robert  and  Son,  Barrowfield-road 
Tennent  John  a*d  Robert,  Well-park-lane 
Brokers,  {Insurance  and  Ship,  ^c.) 
Alston  R.  D.  and  Co.  Tontine  bk.  Buildings 
Anderson  John  and  Co.  Antigua-place 
Bennett  Wm.  &-Co.  185,  Exchange 
Berry  Bogle  &  Co.  Tontine,  bk.  Buildings 
Campbell  and  Towers,  Tontine-buildings 
Cree  John,  29,  Bmnswick-st. 
Davidson  John  &  Co.  Antigua-place 
Dennistown  G.  and  R.  175,  Tron-gate 
Douglas  and  Galloway,  Tontine-buildinga 
Forrest  Wm.  and  Co.  187,  Exchange 
Gilbert  Andrew,  Exchange 
Hamilton  and  M'Donald,  Melville-place 
Lillie  David,  Exchange 
M'Queen  Jas.  and  Co.  Tontine-building8 
Muir  Robert,  18,  Brunswick-place 
Murdoch  Jas.  jun.  Tontine-buildings 
Thomson  and  Ker,  190,  Tron-gate 
Tod  Robei-t  jun.  Smithfield,  Broomielaw 
Wingate  James,  190,  Tron-gate 


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Brush  Makers. 

AtWellWm.  40,  King-st. 

Bowie  M.  42,  Gallow-gate 

Brown  David,  Gallow-gate 

Crouch  John,  98,  Candlerigg-st. 

Forbes  John,  440,  Gallow-gate 

Kerr  James,  1,  Candlerigg-st. 

Lyon  &  Boggie,  297,  High-st.  and  99,  Can- 
dlerigg-st. 

M'Alpin  Wm.  36,  Gallow-gate 

M'Kimming  M.  81,  King-st. 

Norval  VVra.  102,  Tron-gate 

Paton  Geo.  and  Co.  12,  High-st. 

Pursell  John  and  Co.  97,  Candlerigg-st. 

Pursell  Mrs.  J.  2,  Candlerigg-st. 
Cabinet  Makers. 

Bennett  James,  24,  Campbell-st. 

Bilsland  James,  Mitchell-st. 

Blair  Alexander,  3,  Montrose-st. 

Brown  A.  and  J.  Graeme-st. 

Brown  Andrew  and  Co-  Cochran-st. 

Carmichael  John,  57,  Buchanan-st. 

Gibson  Lawrence,  Weaver-st.  Rotten-row 

Glen  Allan,  14,  north  Frederick-st. 

Gray  Thomas,  3,  Muirhead-st. 

Hunter  and  Kerr,  Melville-st. 

Hunter  Robert,  Anderston-walk 

Jack,  Paterson  &  Co.  81,  Tron-gate 

Laidly  Thomas,  Union-place 

M'Donald  Duncan,  44,  Candlerigg-st. 

Murray  Archibald,  13,  Miller-st. 

Palmer  James,  62,  George-st. 

Paterson  James,  Mitchell-st. 

Provan  John,  13,  Thistle-st. 

Reid  Andrew,  28,  Thistle-st, 

Shaw  John,  sen.  Hill-st.  Gallow-gate 

Simpson  Wm.  5,  Dry-gate 

Walker  J.  60,  Thistle-st, 

Wallace  George,  great  Hamilton-st. 

Whitelaw  James,  Main-st.  Anderston 

Wilson  &  Ferguson,  27,  St.  Enochs-wynd 

Wood  Andrew,  42,  Tron-gate 

Young  John,  Buchans-court 
Cabinet  Makers  and  Upholsterers. 

Brown,  Lilburn  &  Co.  141,  Tron-gate 

Brown  A.  and  J.  37,  St.  Andrews-st. 

Burns  Thomas,  north  Buchanan-st. 

Carswell  M.  and  J.  15,  Candlerigg-st. 

Crawford  John,  St.  Enoch's-square 

Fotheringham  Thomas,  92,  Salt-market 

Galloway  and  Jeifery,  220,  George-st. 

Gray  John  and  Co.  87,  Argyle-st. 

Irvine  John,  104,  Salt-market 

Jack,  Paterson  and  Co.  81,  Tron-gate 

Kellie  Gilbert,  140,  Bridge-gate 

LochheadWm.  114  and  120,  Salt-market 

Phillips  J.  M.  26,  Maxwell-st. 

Robertson,  Reid  and  Brother,  600,  Argyle-st 

Waddell  Robert,  142,  Stockwell 

Waddell  Robt.  and  Sons,  175,  Tron-gate 

Whyte  James  and  Son,  37,  Queen-st. 

Calico  Printers  Sf  Pri7it  Warehouses. 

See  also  Merchants  and  Manufacturers,  and 
Dealers  in  Cotton  Goods  and  Commission 
Warehouses. 

Aitken,  M'Indoe  and  Co.  13,  Miller-st. 

Anderston  Print  Work  Co.  Anderston 


Arthur  Archibald,  Anderston  and  Bell-st. 
Arthur  and  Todd,  33,  Virginia-st. 
Black  John  and  Co.  38,  Argyle-st. 
Crumm  A.  and  James,  20,  St.  Andrews  st. 
Dalglish  R.  Falconer  &  Co.  10,  Ingram-st. 
Dalglish  and  Frame,  27,  Hutcheson-st. 
Ingles  David,  Kincade-Jleld 
•Kibble,  Forster  and  Co.  36,  Candlerigg-st. 
Lang,  Smith  and  Co.  Glassford-st. 
M'Dougall  James,  39,  Glassford-st. 
Macfie  John,  12,  south  Albion-st. 
M'Gregor  Peter  and  Co.  8,  Stirling-square 
Mitchell  Patrick,  (Milton  Print-field  ware- 
house) 46,  Miller-st. 
Sharp,  Fairlie  and  Co.  Bell-croft 
Shiels  Thomas  and  Co.  19,  Cochran-st. 
Shortridge  G.  Y.  5,  south  Hanover-st. 
Stenhouse  John  and  Co.  23,  Montrose-st. 
Stirling  William  aud  Sons,  Wilson-st. 
Todd  John,  youngest,  &  Co.  5,  s.  Frederick-st 

Callenderers. 
Aikman  and  Ewing,  45,  Candlerigg-st. 
Black  and  Co.  Smith-ct.  Candlerigg-st. 
Blair  and  Morison,  46,  High-st. 
Buchanan  Geo.  and  Sons,  36,  Candlerigg-st 
Dunnett  M.  and  Co.  87,  Glassford-st. 
Gibb  John,  3,  Montrose-st. 
M'Allister  and  M'Kay,  62,  Bell-st. 
M'Indoe,  Galbraith  and  Co,  42,  Canon-st. 
Mac  Lean  Malcolm  &  Co.  33,  Candlerigg-st 
Millar  James  &  Co,  169,  Montrose-st. 
Mochrie  Brothers,  68,  Bell-st, 
Parlane  &  Ure,  23,  north  Albion-st. 
Reid  Adam  and  Co.  12,  Stirling-square 
Shirra  Robt.  &  Co.  23,  St.  Andrew-st. 
ShirreflF  Robert,  33.  n.  Frederick-st. 
Taylor  James,  19,  Cochran-st. 
Tosh  George  &  Co.  59.  Candlerigg-st. 
Ure  Walter,  57,  St.  Andrew-square 

Card  Makers. 
Black  Thomas,  120,  Salt-market 
Kerr  Thomas,  36.  Gallow-gate 
Swan  James,  33,  Gallow-gate 

Cart  Makers,  ( Wheelwrights.) 
Alexander  John,  Black  Quarry 
Campbell  Donald,  Cow-caddens 
Cumming  Wm.  Cow-caddens 
Grainger  Robert,  Traduiton 
Gray  John,  Baronj'-glen 
M'Larn  D.  Grahams-sq.  Gallow-gate 
Mark  Wm.  Duke-st. 
MatthewsoD  James,  Quarry-town 
Norris  Alexander,  Grahamston 
Rankin  Robert,  43,  Castle-st. 
Rankin  James,  Cow-caddens 
Rowan  James,  Clyde-st. 
Russel  Dixon,  Quarry-town 
Scott  George,  45,  Jamaica-st. 
Shaw  Robert,  291,  Gallow-gate 
Sterratt  Robert,  (for  expor,)  Cow-caddens 
Young  Dand,  Barrowfield  bridge 

Chair  Makers. 
Galloway  George,  60,  logram-st.   and 34, 

Cochran-st. 
Morrison  David,  622,  Argyle-st. 


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Chemists,  (Manufacturing.) 
Cleland  Wm.  (vitriol  &  white  lead)  Wood 

Side  Road 
Hamilton,  M'Farlane  &  Co.  [sugar  of  lead] 

Port-Dundas  • 
Johnstone  Wm,  and  Co.    (soap  and  sodaj 

Port-Dnndas 
M'Adara  &  Sons,  (ivory  black,  olc.)  Hill-st. 
Mac  Intosh  Geo.  &  Co.  (cudbear)  Park-lane, 
I'   Duke-sf 
Robb  J  as.  and  Co.  (vitriol,  marine  acid  & 

aquafortis)  Barrowfield-road 
Smith  David,  23,  Brunswick-place 
Smith  John  &  Co.  (Epsome  salts  and  mag- 
nesia) Povt-Dundas 
Tennent  Chas.  &  Co.  (&  soap)  St.  Rollocs 
Turnbull  and  Ramsay,  (soda,  sugar  of  lead 

and  vinegar)  Camlaehie 
White  and  Downie,  Melville-place 

China  and  Glass  Warehouses* 
Arbuckle  Jas.  7  and  8,  Candlerigg-st. 
Carrick  John,    (from   Spodea  London)   77 

and  78,  Hutcheson-st. 
Clark  Chas.  89,  High-st. 
Cotton  Stephen,  3.  Virginia-st, 
Dale  Ambrose,  107,  Tron-gate 
Ferguson  Rt.  90,  Hutcheson-st 
Lasbley  George,  79,  Candlerigg-st. 
M'Feat  John,  36  and  37,  King-st. 
Neilson  James  and  Co.  4^,  King-st, 
Rigg  Isaac,  83,  Candlerlgg-st. 
Rowley  Josiab,  (manufacturer  of  porcelain) 

13,  14,  15,  and  16,  Wilson-st. 
Clothes  Brokers,  {principal.) 
Clarke  Michael,  53,  Salt-market 
Coil  Peter,  108,  Salt-market 
Kerr  Wm.  112,  Salt-market 
M'Corry  Peter,  121,  Salt-market 
M'Quaide  John,  139,  Bridge  gate 
Robertson  James,  27,  Market-st. 

Coach  Builders. 
Brydon  Wm.  45,  Dunlop-st. 
George  Street  Coach  Work  Company 
M'Lellan  Archibald  &  Son,  Miller-st. 
Thomas  and  Mac  Intosh,  John-st. 

Coach  Proprietors. 
Bain  Joseph,  (Mail  Coach  Office)  3,  Nelson-st 
Burn  George,  (Black  Bull)  Argyle-st. 
Gardner  John  and  Co.  (Telegraph  Office) 

625,  Argyle-st. 
Jardine  Peter,  (Buck's  Head)  Argyle-st. 
ReidJohn,  Office,  Tontine-buildings 

Comb  Manufacturers. 
Davidson  John,  14,  Gallow-g-ate 
Geddes  J.  F,  132,  Salt-market 
Gray  Thomas,  18,  Tron-gate 
Norval  James,  4,  King-st. 
Stiven  Wm,  38,  Bell-st. 
Templeton  James,  9Q,  Candlerigg-st 
Commission  fVare/iouses. 
See  also  Merchants  and  Agents. 
Adam  John,  jun.  &  Co.  (mus.  &  sh.)  Cand- 

lerigg-court 
Aitkin  and  Orr,  70,  Ingram-st. 
Buchnanan  James,  46,  Canon-st. 
Campbell  &  Nairne,  47,  Brunswick-st. 
(Sorsan  &  Creath,  (shawl]  40,  Bru»swick-Bt. 


Coubrough  John,  (fancy  mus.)  6,  Bell-st. 
CurrWm.&  Co.  (mu.&sh.85,  Candlerigg-s. 
Dick  W.  P.  190,  Tron-gate 
Duncan  J.  and  Co,  fmus.)  31,  Bell-st. 
Gillies  John,  (muslin)  26,  Nel?on-st. 
Hamilton  G.  (mus.  &  shawl)  67,  Ingram-st. 
Hutton  and  Leadbetter,  15,  Stirling-sq. 
Inglish  Jas.  &  (Jo.  (shawl)  85,  Candlerigg-st. 
Jamieson  John,  74,  Brunswick-st. 
Kirkland  R.  and  Co.  8,  Nelson-st. 
M'Farlane  John,  8,  Ingram-st. 
M'Indoe    Rt.  and   Co.  (muslin  and  shawl) 

Smiths-court,  Candlerigg-st 
Mather,  Mackey&Co.  Hutcheson-st. 
Morrison  Alex.  62,  Bell-st. 
Pattison,Whyte  &  Co.  76,  Candlerigg-st. 
Pettigrew  John,  50,  Candlerigg-st. 
Reid  James,  6,  Bell-st. 
Richmond   Wm.  and  Co.   (umbrellas,  &c.) 

Candlerigg-ct. 
Smith  and  Graham,  45,  Candlerigg-st. 
Steel  James  and  Co.  44,  Bell.st. 
Stewart  Rt.  and  Co.  26,  Bell-st. 
Tait  James,  29,  Brunswick-st. 
Thomson  Jas.&Co,  (mu.&sh.)Candlerigg-ct 
Walker  G.  L.  &  Co.  1,  Ingram-st. 
Walker  John,  1,  Wallace-court,  Bell-st. 
Walkinshaw  Barlas,  &  Co,  1,  Brunswick-lane 
AVardlaw  Wm.  &  Co.  (muslin)  Smiths-court 
Wardlaw  Walter,  107,  Nelson-st. 
Watson  Jas.  (shawlj  8,  Nelson-st. 
Watson,  Young  &  Co.  12,  Stirling-square 
AVhyte  P.  S.  9,  Garthland-st. 
Young  Thomas,  32,  Nelson-st. 

Confectioners. 
Alexander  John,  219,  High-st. 
Baxter  Isaac,  102  and  3,  Candlerigg-st. 
Brown  J.  356,  Uallow-gate 
C'assils  Janett,  99,  Tron-gate 
Cleary  Ann,  615,  Argyle-st. 
Fulton  Janett,  439,  Duke-st. 
Hutton  John,  72,  Candlerigg-st. 
Jamieson  Eben.  (manufacturer^  22,  Tron-gt 
Jamieson  Alexander,  42,  Gallow-gate 
M'Alpine  James,  287,  High-st. 
M' Arthur  John,  91,  Hutcheson-st. 
M'Connechy  Jas.  298,  High-st. 
Marfarlane  Wm.  67,  Tron-gate 
M'Kechnie  John,  121,  George-st. 
M'Millan  James,  259,  George-st. 
Marshall  James,  279,  High-st. 
Marshall  Adam,  175,  Tron-gate 
MenzieJohn,  18.  Princes-st. 
Riddell  Wm.  616,  Argyle-st. 
Riddell  Andrew,  112,  Nelson-st. 
Scott  James,  Kirk-st.  Calton 
Scott  Rt.  and  Co.  60,  Princes-st, 
Taylor  William,  21,  Candlerigg-st. 
Ure  Alexander,  10  and  12,  Hutcheson-st. 
White  Wm.  86,  Hutcheson-st. 
Wilson  George,  59,  Argyle-st. 

Consuls  of  Foreign  Powers. 
America,  Alex.  Weighton,  9,  Stirling-square 
France,  John  Harmand,  13,  s.  Hanover-st. 
Portugal,  Peter  Smith,  22,  St.  Enoch's-sq. 

Coopers, 
Graham  Hannah,  Anderston 
Graham  Walter,  Grey-friars-wynd 


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Hood  Jas.  &  John,  21.  Candlerigg-st 

.Hood  Andrew,  358,  Gallow-gate 

Hood  Rt.  sen.  63,  Candlerigg-st, 

Household  Charles,  62,  Jamaica-st. 

King  John,  29,  High-st. 

liennox  Robert,  Nelson-st.  Tradeston 

M'AJlister  J.  John-st. 

M'Callum  Jn.  &  Co.  Smithfleld 

M'Kinlay  David,  147,  Salt- market 

M'Laren  M.  &  A,  (&  fish  curers)  56,  Bridge. 
gate 

Miller  John,  139,  Salt-market 

Miller  John,  62,  Qucen-st. 

Norie  James,  24,  Old-wynd 

Pinkerton  John,  34,  Salt  market 

Robertson  Rt.  &  Co.  32,  Dunlop-st. 

Ure  William,  Stockwell-st. 

Copper  Merchant. 

Wardrop  J.  &  W.  (&  tin  plates)  59,  Queen-st. 
Copper  Smiths. 

Miller  Stephen  and  Co.  Saracen-lane 

Wardrop  J.  and  W.  59,  Queen-st. 
Cork  Manufacturers. 

Balcanqual  David,  41,  King-st. 

Beird  Margaret,  605,  Argyle-st. 

Clyde  Mary,  24,  Laigh  Kirk-close 

Henderson  Patriclc,  38,  Princes-st, 

Millar  John,  101,  Gallow-gate 

Mitchell  Jn.  (&  merchant)  25,  Stock\veIl-st. 

Smith  Robert,  86,  Stirling-st. 

Corn  Merchants  and  Factors. 
See  also  Provision  Merchants  and  Dealers. 
Allen  James,  157,  Stockwell-st. 
Allen  James,  Wellington-st. 
Ameil  John,  604,  Argyle-st. 
Brown  John,  Alston-st. 
Brown  Alexander,  Alston-st. 
Cairns  George,  Grahani;.tone 
Cochran  John,  jun.  617,  Argyle-st. 
Cowan  Rt- and  Sons,  Grahamstone 
Douglas  Thomas,  Grahamstone 
Eweu,  May  Ss  Co.  (com)  Argyle-st. 
Frame  Wm.  Melville-st. 
Galloway  J.  &  C.  &  Co.  102,  Tron-gate 
Galloway  Alexander,  Alston-st. 
Graham  A.  &  J.  &  Co.  Mitchell-st.  — 
Kiid  J.  and  A.  Melville-place,  &  P.  Dnndas 
Lang  Jas.  138,  Stockwell-st. 
Lindsay  Alex,  and  Jas.  57,  Maxweil-st. 
Lowry  Thos.  Robertsons-ct.  Argyle-st. 
Lowry  James,  Alston-st. 
M'Call  John,  and  Co.(com.)Miller-3t.  -~- 
M'Calla  Archibald,  Muir-head-st. 
M'Crocket  and  Goodwin,  631,  Argyle-st. 
Mann  John,  (agt.)  Union-place 
Miller  Wm.  22,  Montrose-st. 
O'Neill  John,  Mitchell-st. 
Pinkerton  Jas.  Queen-st. 
Russell  Robert,  464,  Duke-st. 
Sclanders  Andrew,  Union-place 
Wotherspoon  Robt.  Renfield-st. 

Corn  ^  Flour  Dealers.  . 
See  also  Provision  dealers. 
Greig  Wm.  254,  High-st. 
Leitch  Peter,  138,  Argyle-st. 
Lindsay  A.  and  J.  57,  Maxwell  st. 


Low  Wm.  33,  Kirk-st.  Gprbals 
M'Intosh  Alex.  24,  Candlerigg  st. 
Miller  Michael,  94,  Candlerigg-st. 
Nesbit  Jas,  169,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
Ridflell  Danl.  3/7,  Gallowgate 

Smiths — ,  64,  Carrick-st.  BrownsfieliJ 

Steel  Wm.  181,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
.Young  John,  18,  Kent-st. 

Corn  Millers  8f  Flour  Dealers. 
M'Adam  and  Son,  Hill-st.  Duke-st. 
Miller  Thos.  Mitchell-st. 
Shaw  Rt  175,  Tron-gate,  &  Clyde-st.CaltoH 
Tassie  Walter,  Sub-Dean-mills 
Wright  J.  Towns-Mills-Office,  437,Duke-st 
Cotton  Merchants,  Brokers  ^-Dealers. 

See  also  Merchants. 
Bentley  Wm.  and  Co.  30,  Glassford-st. 
Buchanan  J.  G.  and  Co.  33,  Cand'erigg-st. 
Donaldson  Jas.  54,  Wilson-st. 
Finlay  Duff  and  Co.  Virginia-buildings 
Kelly  Wm.  41  and  43,Virginia-st. 
M'Gregor  Malcolm,  20,  Brunswick-place 
Manford  Thos.  33,  Nelson-st. 
Provand  C.  M.  and  Co.  Miller-st. 
Sharp  W.  and  J.  52,  Glas«fordst. 
Stevenson  O,  and  Co.  Hutclieson-st. 
White  Thos.  and  Son,  Glassfoi  d-st. 
Cotton  Spinners  Sf  Yarn  Merchants. 
Adam  Wm.  and  Co.  Brunswick-court 
Barr  John  and  Co.  33,   Glassford-st.    and 

Greenhead 
Bartholemew  John  and  Co.   Barrowfield-rd 
Brock  Walter  and  Co.  Wilson-st. 
Brown  Peter  and  Co.  28,  Virginia-st. 
Clark  John,  jun.  and  Co.  61,  Ingram-st.  and 

Mile-end-mills 
Coats  Jas.  11,  Wilson-st. 
Cochran  J.  and  Co.   61,  Wilson-st. 
Corse  David,  58,  Candlerigg-st. 
Crombie  and  Carnegie,  Anderston 
Culcreuch  Co's.warehouse,  26,  Montrose-st 
Dunn   Wm.  Tobago-st.    Calton,    and   26, 

Brunswck-st. 
Dunlop  Jas.  and   Sons,  49,   Brnnswick-st. 

and  Barrowfield-road 
Dunn  Matthew  and  Co.  50,  Virginia  st. 
Forster  and  Corbet,  Hutcheson-town 
Fultons,  Buchanan  and  Co.  169, Tron-gate, 

and  Lochurnnoch-mills 
Gibb  and  Smith,  33,  Candlerigg-st. 
Graham  J.  M.  Barrowfield-road 
Grant  Geo.   and   Co.   Graham-sq.  and  13, 

Brunswick- place 
Hood  J .  and  R,  Melville-place-Tron-gate 
Houidsworth  Henry,  Anderston,  Woodside, 

and  55,  Wilson-st. 
Humphries  Re.  and  Co,  44,  Brunswiek-st. 

and  Hut- town 
Hussey  Wm.  Antigua-place,  and  Bridge- 
town-mills 
Kelly  Wm.  41  and  43,  Virginia-st. 
Kerr  Wm.  and  Co.  27,  Glassford-st. 
King  John  and  Co,  Greenhead 
Knox  J.  and  Sons,  68,  Glassford-st. 
Leechman  ,Dunlop  and  Co.  Port  Dundas 
Lennox  Gilbert  and  Co.  63,  BruDSwick-st. 


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Lindsay  and  Adam,  33,  Brunswick-st, 
Macdonald  H.  and  Co.  n,  Albion-court 
Macfarlane  Rt,  n.  Albion-court 
M'Gaviu  Rt.  and  Co.  70,  Brunswick-st. 
M'LeodJohn,  Tureene-st. 
M'Pliail  D.  and  Co.  Mill-field,  Hut-town 
Mather  Wni.  (com)  .55,  Wilson-st, 
Mile-End  Co.  at  Mile-end 
Monach  J.  and  A.  Bcrnside-lane 
Monfeith  Henry  and  Co,  26,  George's-sq, 
Murdoch  iJohn  and  Co.  25,  Virginia-st. 
Oswald  Stevenson  and  Co.  54,  Hutcheson-st 
Paterson  Dougald,  80,  Glassford-st. 
Perry  Wm.  New-mill,  Mile-end 
Rankin  Rt.  and  Co.  60,  Hutcheson-tt. 
Ronald  Jas.  58,  Wilsoa-st. 
Sbarpe  W.  and  J.  52,  Glassford-st, 
Smith  and  VVardlaw,  Smiths-court 
Smith  R.  and  Co,  43,  Hutcheson-st. 
Smith  Wm.  and  Co.  68,  Glassford-st. 
Snodafvass  Neil,  23,   Brunswick-place,  and 

Mile-end-mills 
Stark  Thomas,  44,  High-st. 
Stewart  A.  and  R.  (com)  25,  Brunswick-st 
Taylor  .lohn,  51,  Bell-st, 
Thomsofl  David  and  Co.  2,  Garthland-st. 
Thomson  Andrew,  Millfielcl,  Hut-town 
Thomson  Rt.  and  Son,  Adelplii-place 
Todd  and  Stevenson,  Springfield-mill,  and 

78,  Brunswick-st. 
Walkingshaw  Danl.  &  Co.  1,  Brunswick-ln 
Whyte  Jas.  andWm.  27,  Wilson-st. 
Wylie  Alex.  66,  Virginia-st. 
Yuille  Geo.  and  Co.  Duke-st,  Mill,  and  34, 

Hutcheson-st. 

Cotton  Yarn  Twisters. 
Moat  Jas,  Haranna-st, 
Renfrew  John  and  Son,  3,  Montrose-st. 

Cotton,   Worsted,    and  Linen  Yarn 

Dealers,  and  Flax  Dressers. 
Allan  Rt.  (linen  yarn)  6,  Sterling-sq. 
Allan  Jas.  (F.  D.)  81,  Gallow-gate 
Blackwood  Walter,  16,  High-st. 
Coats  Jas.  11,  Wilson-st. 
Craig  John,  392,  Gallow-gate 
Dykes  James,  438,  Gallow-gate 
Edgar  Wm.  37,  Gallow-gate 
Marshall  Jas.  25,  High-st, 
Menzie  Archibald,  8,  High-st. 
Miller  Walter,  67,  Salt-market 
Miller  William,  4,  St.  Andrew-st. 
Shearer  John,  102,  King-St. 
Smith  Peter,  22,  High-st, 
Smith  Peter,  76,  Stirling-square 
Southwell  Saml.  (F.  D.)  High-st, 
Sprowls  Andrew,  283,  High-st. 

Curriers, 
Aitkinson  John,  87,  Sait-market 
Angus  and  Walton  2!),  Argyle-st. 
Arbuckle  Simon,  20,  Princes-st. 
Baliantinc  Alex.  79,  New-\v:ynd 
Barclay  Alex.  402,  Gallow-gate 
Bow  Wm,  294,  High-st. 
Boyd  M.  little  Dove-hill 
Brown  Archibald  and  Co.  56,  N«lson-st, 

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Mitchell  Alex.  29,  Stockwell-st, 
Watson  James,  Duke-st. 
Cutlers, 
Brown  Jas.  154,  Tron-gate 
Campbell  Joseph,  421,  Gallow-gate 
Finlayson  Jas.  94,  Glassford-st, 
Gibson  Danl.  421,  Gallow-gate 
Norie  W.  A.  (surgeons  insts.)  618,  Argyle-st 
Wotherspoon  Geo.  (surgeons  insts.)  7,  Nevr- 
vennell 

Dentists. 
Alexander  James,  60,  Queen-st. 
Scott  James,  6,  Miller-st. 

Distillers. 
Carnie  John  and  Co.  liarrouyfteld 
Dawson  and  Mitchell,  Pock-ville 
Gourlay  John  and  Co.  Port-Dundas 
Harvey  John  and  C.  Yoker 
M'f'arlane  D.  and  Co.  Port-Dundas 
filenzies  Rt.  Gorbals 

ScouUer  and  Brownlie  20,  Kirk-st,  Gorbals 
Druggists. 
See  also  Surgeons  and  Apothecaries. 
Abbey  Rt.  89,  Tron-gate 
Mitchell  Alex.  66,  Candleriggs 
Taylor  Rt.  86,  Bridge-gate 
TurnbuU  John,  6G,  Tron-gate 

Drysalters. 
Bald  Peter  and  Son,  18,  St.  Andrews-lane 
Bryce  Alex.  47,  Glassford-st. 
Campbell  and  M'Dongall,  35,  Salt-market 
Dobson  James,  9,  High-st. 
Downie  John  and  Son,  Melville-place 
Fergu.son  Jas.  &  Co.  38,  Argj'le-st. 
Fleming  and  Miller,  35,  Brunswick-place 
GilmoVe  Jas.  160,  Tron-gate 
Hamilton  and  M'Farlane,  23,  Queen-st, 
Henderson  R,  and  J.  13,  s.  Frederick-st, 
M'Farlane  Rt,  and  Co.  23,  Queen-st. 
M'Lean  John,  17,  Virginia-st- 
Schaw,  Robb  and  Co.  22,  Argyle-st, 
Smillie  andStorrie,  39,  Millcr-st. 
Smith  Duncan,  (com)  169,  Tron-gate 
Smith  Rt.  and  Sou,  Buchanan-court 

Dyers. 
Aitken  Wm,  102,  Stockwell-st. 
Balbirnie  George,  449,  Gallow-gate 
Brand  and  MoUison,  (silk)  51,  Queen-st. 
Brown  John  and  Sons,  Dry-gate- bridge 
Cassclis  William,  Havannah 
Dalmarnock  Co.  80,  Troti-gate 
Ferguson  Agnes,  297,  High-st. 
Fleming  Bowman,  Adelphi-place 
Frazer  James,  Havannah 
Geddes  John,  Csmuierce-st.  Tradeston 
Gilchrist Tlios.  3,  great  Dove-hill 
Glass  John,  Finiston,  and  53,  Brunswick-st 
Gunn  Rt.  Carrick-st.  Browofield 
Hamilton  M.  Clyde-st,  Gallon 
Hunter  and  Stevenson,  Millfield 
Hutchison  Thos.  Cow-caddens 
Lauder  Hugh,  41,  Candlerigg-st, 
M'Farlane  Peter,  7,  Virginia-st. 
M'Lcan  Wm.  Lady-well 
M'Phail  Danl.  St.  Enoch's-lane 
M'Pherson  Alex.  Craigaestock 


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Melvin  Jas.  Burnside-lane 

Miller  Wm.  Sidney-st. 

Monteitli    Henry  and  Co,  26,   George-sq. 

and  Barrow-field 
Muir,  Brown  and  Co.  Hutcheson-town 
Read  James,  Dry-gate 
Riddel  ,IoLn,  8,  Shuttle-st. 
SheddenThos.  [silk]  n.  Albion -st. 
Stephen  Rt.  and  Son,  161,  Gallow-gate 
Stevenson  John  and  Co.   Govan-croft,  and 

Commercial-court 
Wilson  Adam,  Park-house -lane 
Worsley  T.  (office)  29,  Ingram-st. 

Earthenware  Manufacturers ^ 
Austin  John,  King's-field-pottery  ' 

Cubie  Adam,  Wellington-pottery,  Gallow- 

gate-toll 
Gardner  and  Watson,  King-st.  Calton 
M 'Donald  John,   (earthenware  dealer)   25, 

Argyle-st. 
Nelson  Wm,  2,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
Rewcastle  John,  (tile  works)  Camlachie 
Verreville  Pottery  Co.  Finiston 
Young  Wm.  and  Delf-Field  Co.  Townhead, 

and  19,  n,  Albion-st. 

Edge  Tool,  Manufacturers. 
Kennedy  Dougald  (and  smith)  40,  Stockwell 
Young  Geo.(&  patent  mangles)  44, Dove-hill 

Engineers,    (civil.) 
Baird  Hugh,  (to  the  Forth  and  Clyde  Co.) 

Banton  Collieries 
Creighton  Henry,  Broomielaw 
Fleming  Peter,  40,  George-st. 
Hutton  E.  S.  Anderston 

Engineers,  Steam  Engine  Makers,S^c. 
See  also  Millwrights,  and  Machine  Makers. 
Claude,  Girdwood  and  Co.  Hutcheson-town 
Cook  James,  Tradeston 
M'Arthur  Duncan,  Broomielaw 
Murdoch  and  Cross,  Hill-st.  Gallow-gate 
Robertson  John,  York-st. 

Engravers,  and  Copper-plate  Prin- 
ters, Sfc. 
Beech  John,  Old-wynd 
Gordon  Robert,  8,  Nelson-st. 
Gray  Robt.  (&  engraver  to  calico  printers) 

34,  Tron-gate 
Gray  George,  136,  Tron-gate 
Haldane  Jas.  626,  Argj'le-.st, 
Lunisden  Jas.  and  Son,  60,  Queen-st. 
M'Clure  John,  49,  Tron-gate 
M'Donald  Jas,  (music)  62,  Tron-gate 
Paterson  Archibald,  3,  King-st. 
Peterkin  John,  [seals]  54,  Tron-gate 
Swan  Joseph,  124,  Tron-gate 

Feather  and  Quill  Merchants. 
Duncan  and  Bowman,  65,  Tron-gate 
M'Ginn  Edwd.  ffeathers)  307,  High-st. 
M'Laren  Jas.  Claythorn-st. 
M'Laurin  Jas.  12,  St,  Andrew's-lane 
Fell  Mongers,  (Skinners)  if  Leather 
Manufacturers, 

lilies  Gforge,  67,  Dry-gate 

■jwie  John,  5,  Bridge-gate 

f.erson  John,  Spout-mouth 


Fire,  Sf  Life  Insurance  Offices, 

Aberdeen,  R.  Tod,  8,  George-st. 

Albion,  Thomas  HamiKon,  78,  Tron-gate 

Atlas,  Wm.  Carrick,  10,  Stirling-square 

Birmingham,  R,    M.    Ronald,    7,  Bruns- 
wick-place 

British  Fire,  &  Westminister  Life,  R.  Spears, 

•    Leitch's-court 

Caledonian,  R.  Duncan,  54,  Virginia-st.  and 
G.  Kennedy,  190,  Tron-gate 

County  Fire,  and  Pro\'ident  Life,  Thomas 
Fairley,  44,  Wilson-st. 

Dundee,  John  Jamieson,  74,  Brunswick-st. 

Eagle,  Wm.  Goodwin,  7,  Brunswick-place 

Eagle  Wm.  M'Farlane,  67,  Brunswick-st. 

Edinburgh   Friendly,   Andrew  Templeton, 
16,  Ingram-st. 

Fyfe,  R.  Hill  and  Co.  7,  Hutcheson-st. 

Globe,  Bogle,  Christie  &  Co,  Antigua-place 

Hercules,  AndrewThomson,sen.  14,Bruns- 
wick-pl,  &  W.  Jeffrey,  81,  Brunswick-st. 

Hope,  Rt.  Garden,  23,  Virginia-st. 

Imperial,  Archibald  Bogle,  87,  Glassford-st 

London  Assurance,  A.  and  W.  Galloway  & 
Co.  49,  Glassford-st. 

London  Commercial,  A.  Bryce,  47,  Glass- 
ford-st. 

National    Fire,   and    Life   Association,   A. 
Penman,  139,  Tron-gate 

Newcastle-upon-tyne,    John   Cunningham, 
2,  Croy-place 

North  British,  D.  Bannatyne,  and  D.  Mac- 
kenzie, 26,  King-st. 

Norwich  Union,  F.  Blakie  and  Sons,  Post- 
OfBce-court 

Phoenix  and  Pelican,   Loudoun  and  Hamil- 
ton, 14,  Hutcheson-st. 

Royal  Exchange,  Wm.  Forrest  and  Co.  188, 
Exchange 

Scottish  Widows  Fund,  and  Life  Insurance, 
G,  Kennedy,  190,  Tron-gate 

Sun,  C.  Buchanan  and  Son,  175,  Tron-gate 
Union,  John  Broadley,  29,  Brunswick-st. 

Fishing  S,-  Fowling,  Tackle  Makers. 

Dougal  John,  63,  Tron-gate 
Gardner  Archibald,  14,  bridge-gate 
M'Leod  Duncan,  79,  Bridge-gate 

Fruit  Merchants. 
See  also  Confectioners. 
Linton  Simon,  159,  Tron-gate 
Nelson  Jas.  365,  Gallowgate 
Virtue  John,  166,  Tron-gate 

Furniture  Brokers,  (Principal,) 

Allan  Thomas,  44,  Bridge-gate 

Baird  C.  86,  Salt-market 

Campbell  M.  Nile-st.  Gallow-gate 

Clark  Michl.  53,  Salt-market 

Crowley  Agnes,  143,  Bridge-gate 

M'Cool  Elizabeth,  128,  Salt-market 

Morrison  Jas.  88,  Salt-market 

Glass  Manufacturers  &f  Merchants. 

Alloa  Co's.  (bottle  warehouse)  17,  Bucha- 

nan-st. 
Bunting  Nathan,  (merchant)  63,  Queen-st 
Dumbarton,  Cro-wn  glass  work  Co's.  Office, 

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139 


Geddes  John,    (manufacturer)    Verreville- 

works,  and  35,  4rgyle-st. 
Glasgow    Bottle    Work   Co.  gt.   Clyde-st. 

Primrose  Bell,  agent 
Ogilvie  John,   (bottles)  Sidney-court 
Glaziers. 
See  also  Joiners. 
Burgess  A.  140,  Commerce-st.  Tradeston 
Cairney  Wm.  38,  Candlerigg-st. 
Colquhoun  Malcolm,  170,  High-st. 
Dollar  George,  Blythwoods-holm 
Lamb  Jas.  Dundas-st, 
Porteous  Wm.  86,  gt.  Clyde-st. 
Wood  John  60.  Back-wynd 

Glove  and  Breeches  Makers. 
Brown  Wm.  77,  Tron-gate 
Proudfoot  Hew,  112,  Tron-gate 

Glue  Manufacturers. 
AirdWm,  Hill-st.  Duke-st. 
Bamhill  Jas.  and  Co.  Spout-mouth 
Douglas  Peter,  55,  Gallow-gate 
Goldsmiths,  Jewellers  4-  Silversmiths. 
Adz  head  J.  B.  (\vk.  jeweller)  King-st. 
Aitken  Peter,  (jeweller)  7,  Hutcheson-st. 
Buchanan  John,    [wk.  jewlr.]  42,  Bruus- 

wick-place 
Burrell  Andw.  [wk.  jeweller]  Stockwell-st. 
Downie  Jas.  [wk,  sil.  sm.]  15,  Back-wynd 
Duncan  Rt.  [jeweller]  96,  Tron-gate 
Finlayson  Thos.  [jeweller]  5,  Nelscn-st. 
GrayRt.&Son,[gold&  jewlr.]  129, Tron-gt, 
Grierson  &  Murray,  [gol.  &  sil. smiths]  639, 

Argyle-st. 
Howie  Thos.  [jeweller]  33,  Gallow-gate 
Innes  George,  [wk.  gol.]  29,  Brunswick-pl. 
Lee  M.  &  Co.  [jewellers]  17,  Candlerigg-st 
Maccallum  Donald,    [gol.  &  jewlr.]    108, 

Tron-gate 
M'Culloch  Wm.    [jeweller]  120,  Tron-gate 
M'Donald  John,  [sil.  sm.]  69,  King-st. 
M'Donald  David,  [wk.  sil. sm.]40,Dunlop-st 
Mitchell  &  Russell,    [gold  sm.  &  jewellers] 

18,  Gallow-gate 
Newland   L  &  L.  F.  [gold  sm,   &  jewlr.] 

130,  Tron-gate 
Paterson  John,  [wk.  jewlr,  and  Assayer  to 

thegoldsm.  Co.]  25,  Tron-gate 
Thomson  Rt.  [silver  plater]  34,  Cochran-st. 
Wilson  Rt.  [ajol.  and  jewlr.]  146,  Tron-gate 
Wills  Peter,  [wk.  jewlr.]  2,  Brunswick-pl. 

Grocers,  {Wholesale J 
Bain  Wm.  and  Co.  414,  Gallow-gate 
Brown  Jas.  Nile-st.  Gallow-gate 
Colquhoun  and  Co.  91,  Tron-gate 
Cruikshanks  Rt.  5,  St.  Andrew's-lane 
Gumming  John,  142,  Gallow-gate 
Dry.sdale  Alex.  50,  Gallow-gate 
Drysdale  John,  jun.  44,  Gallow-gate 
Drysdale  Rt.  34,  Gallow-gate 
Forrest  and  Lindsay,  17,  King-st. 
Graham  Wm.  and  Co.  54,  Gallow-gate 
Hart  John,  Nile-st.  Gallow.-gate 
Johnston  Wm.  61,  Argyle-st. 
Kay  Rt.  120,  Gallow-gate 
Lewis  George,  28,  Biack-friar-st. 
M'AraP.  andR.   215,   High-st.   and  430, 

Gallow-gate 


M'Ewan  Wm.  395,  Gallow-gate^ 

M'Farlane  Peter,  53,  Gallow-gate 

M'Innes  DuHcan,  45,  Gallow-gate 

M'Naughtan  Jas.  and  Co.  27,  Candlerigg-st 

Mitchell  Thos.  and  Co.  420,  Gallow-gate 

Mitchell  John  and  Jas.  15,  King-st. 

Munro  Wm.  23,  King-st. 

Reid  Jas.  Smiths-ct.  Candlerigg-st, 

Reid  Jas.  107,  Gallow-gate 

Stirling  D.  379,  Gallow-gate 

Taylor  John  and  Co.  52,<Jallow-gate 

Taylor  John,  jun.  46,  Gallow-gate 

Taylor  Rt,  jun.  62,  Gallow-gate 

Grocers,  [Wholesale  ^  Retail.^ 
AdamR.  and  D.  168,  Argyle-st. 
Aitken  Rt.  King-st.  Calton 
Aitken  David,  Green-st.  Calton 
Aitken  Rt.  Calton-mouth 
Alexander  J.  and  W.  72,  Gallow-gate 
Anderson  John,  127,  Tron-gate 
Anderson  Janett,  Quarry-town 
Austin  Jas.  47,  King-st.  Tradeston 
Bain  John  and  Co.  50,  Argyle-st. 
Barr  Robert,  14,  Govan-st. 
Bennie  John,  276,  George-st. 
Bennie  Niman,  144,  Gallow-gate 
Beveridge  A.  14,  Candlerigg-st. 
Binning  John,  4,  Nicholson-st, 
Blair  Wm,  297,  Gallow-gate 
Bone  Jas.  296,  High-st. 
Boyd  Wm.  71,  Crown-st. 
Brown  Jas.  Quarry-town 
Brown  Wm.  282,  High-st. 
Bryce  David,  5fi,  Stockwell-st. 
Buchanan  James,  19,  Adelphi-st. 
Buchanan  George,  129,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
Buchanan  Wm.  38,  St.  Andrew's-st. 
Bunting  John,  118,  Argyle-st. 
Caldwell  John,  17,  Adelphi-st. 
Caldwell  John,  272,  High-st. 
Campbell  Dougald,  Kirk-st.  Calton 
Campbell  Wm.  5,  Main-st.  Gorbals. 
Campbell  John,  76,  Thistle-st. 
Clark  Wm,  35,  Hutcheson-st. 
Clark  John,  72,  Hospital-st. 
Clarkson  John,  44,  George-st. 
Cochrane  J.  D.  &  Co.  53,  Ki.ig-st,  Tradeston 
Craigie  Thos.  25,  King-st.  Tradeston 
Crawford  Archibald  and  Co.  592,  Argyle-st. 
Crawford  Adam,  68,  Gallow-gate 
Cuthbertson  John,  49,  Adelphi-st. 
Dallas  Alex.  116,  Argyle-st. 
Dick  Wm,  150,  Salt-market 
Donaldson  Alex.  27,  Graham-st. 
Dougall  Andrew,  38,  Shuttle-st. 
Drummond  Danl.  77,  Hospital-st, 
Drysdale  John,  122,  Tron-gate 
Duncan  Wm.  Stevenson-st.  Calton 
Duncan  Isabella,  30,  Hatcheson-st. 
Dunn  John,  College-st.  Brownfield 
Dykes  Jas.  20,  Centre-st.  Tradeston 
Eadie  Danl.  52,  Argyle-st. 
Edmond  Jane,  6,  Shuttle-st. 
Fairlie  Jas.  New-st.  Calton 
Fairley  Wm.  29,  Norfolk-st. 
Ferguson  Alex.  624,  Argyle-st. 
Ferguson  Danl.  46,  George-st. 
Finlay  Charles,  363,  Gallow-gate 


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Fisher  Robt.  69,  Hosjrital-st. 

Fleming  Matthew,  Greea-st.  Caltoa 

Fleming  John,  Kirk-st.  Calton 

Forbes  Alex.  Kiag-st.  Calton 

Forbes  Petcvj  191,  King-st.  Tradeston 

Forrest  Wm.  36,  High-st. 

Forrest  David,  60,  Kiag-st. 

Frame  Alex.  Eglinton 

Gardner  Archibald,  Green-st,  Calton 

Gurdfler  Wm.  n.  s.  Auderslon-walk 

Glassford  Isabella,  Main-st,  Anderstcn 

Gleu  Duncan,  7,  Dale-st.  Tradeston 

Gordon  Jas.  72,  Govan-st, 

Gorrie  John,  Port  Dundas 

Gow  Wm.  38,  Thistle-st. 

Graham  Wra,  8,  King-st. 

Graham  Thos,  14,  Kirk-st.  Gorbals 

Graiiara  Thos.  168,  Main-st.  Gorbals 

Grandison  Wm.  61,  Crown-st. 

Greenshields  Jas.  R.ussell-st, 

Hamilton  Wm.  and  Co.  195,  HJgh-st. 

Hamilton  A.  135,  Main-st.  Gorbals 

Hamilton  Jas.  128,  Tron-gate 

Hannah  George,  81,  Crown-st. 

Haanali  Andiew,  G,  Crown-st. 

Henderson  Alex.  178,  Main-st.  Gorbals 

Hervey  Heury,  10,  Nicholson-st.  Tradeston 

Hume  John,  Barrowfield-bridge 

Hunter  and  Rankin,  610,  Argyle-st. 

Hunter  Rt.  45,  George-st. 

Hutchison  John,  112,  High-st, 

Jardir.e  Wni,  3,  Kirk-st. 
Johniiton  Richard,  21,  Kfng-st. 
Kiikwood  .lohn,  Main-st.  Anderston 
Laird  Wui.  114,  Argyle-st. 
Lang  John,  Oxford-st.  Tradeston 
Lawson  Wm.  75,  Tron-gate 
Leckie  H.36,  King-st,  Tradeston 
Leckie  John,  21^  Adelphi-st. 
LeigbtonChas.  110,  Centre-st.  Tradeston 
Lennox  Colin,  126,  Gallow-gate 
Lennox  and  Johnson,  4,  King-st. 
Lightbody  VVm.  187,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
Limeburn  Hugh,  39,  AdelpLi-st. 
Lochhead  John,  174,  Maiast.  Gorbals 
Logan  Thos,  67,  Gallcw-gale 
Lottimer  Wm.  180,  Gallow-gate 
M  'Alpine  Rt.  35,  King-st.  Tradeston 
M' Arthur  J.  156,  Argyle-st. 
M'Arthur  Geo.  58,  Gallow-gate 
M'Auley  George,  162,  George-st, 
M'Callum  John,  156,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
M' Galium  Duncan,  45,  Bell-st. 
M'Clunie  John,  596,  Argyle-st. 
M'CroneEdwd.  Bishop-st, 
M'Donald  Jas.  69,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
M'Donald  Thos.  126,  Main-st.  GorVals 
M'Donald  John,  Rose-st. 
M'Dougall  John,  40,  Rutherglen-loan 
M'Ewan  Archibald,  12,  Candlerigg-st. 
M'Fadyen  D.  10,  Adelphi-st. 
M'Farlane  Danl.  401,  Gallow-gate 
Macfarlane  John,  285,  High-st. 
Macfarlane  Malcom,  65,  Salt-market 
Macfarlane  John,  173,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
M'Hutchisoa  Rt.  20,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
M'Jnnes  Archibald,  139,  Main-st.  Gorbals 


M'Intosh  Jas.  51,  Main-st.  Gorbals 

M'AjyJohn,  4,  George-st, 

M'KeanJobn,  Anderston- walk,  a,  s. 

M'Kechnie  Saml.  109,  Gallow-gate 

M'Kechnie  Walter,   191,  Bridge-st.  Trade- 
ston 

M'Kenzie  Alex.  70,  Tron-gate 
.Mackie  John,  Kirk-st.  Calton 

M'Kinley  Walter, 383,  Gallow-gate 

M'Kinley  John,  4,  George-st. 

M'Kinndn  Jas.  15,  Malta-st.  Gorbals 

M'Laren  John  and  Co.  99,  High-st. 

M'Laws  and  Co.  74,  Thistle-st. 

M'Lean  Hugh,  39,  Govan-st. 

M'Millan  D.  192,  Main-st.  Gorbals 

M'Nab  J.  30,  Rose-st. 

M'Nab  John,  jun.  45,  Adelphi-st. 

M'Naughtah  Thos.  160,  Main-9t.  Gorbals 

M'Nee  Jas.  27,  Gallow-gata 

M'Owat  Peter,  Clyde-st.  Anderston 

M  yucen  Jas.  Kirk-st.  Calton 

M'Vey  Rt.  48,  Kihg-st.  Tradeston 

Malcom   John,  33,  Main-st.  Gorbals 

Mann  Jas.  40,  Main-st.  Gorbals 

Marquis  John,  15,  Jamaica-st. 

Mejkle  Wm.  Stevenson-st.  Caltoa 

Meiizie  Thos.  3,  Wallace-court 

Menzie  Margt.  99,  Bridge-gate 

Miller  John,'629,  Argvle-st. 

Miller  Wm.  67,  Wilson-st. 

Miller  Wm.  28,  Bell-st. 

Miller  Jas.  415,  Gallow-gate 

Mitchell  John,  113,  Centre-st.  Tradeston 

Monteath  John,  46,  St.  Ninian-st. 

Moodie  Rt.  179,  High-st. 

Morrison  John,  70,  Main-st.  Gorbals 

Morrison  Jas.  17,  Main-st.  Gorbals 

Morrison  John,  37,  Adelphi-st. 

Morton  Rt.  309,  Gallow-gate 
Alulloch  Jas.  M'Kechnie-st.  Calton 

Munro  John,  37,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
Murray  Danl.  M'Alpine-st.Brownfield 
Murray  Ann,  178,  King-st.  Tradeston 
Myers  and  Crow,  217,  High-st. 
Naismith  M,  24,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
NichoU  and  Buchanan,  65,  Gallow-gate 
NichoU  John,  CoUege-st.  Brownfield 
Nimmo  Christopher,  35,  Bridge-gate 
Nisbet  Jas,  184,  Centre-st.  Tradeston 
Orr  Francis,  106,  Dale-st.  Tradeston 
Osborne  Ann,  29,  John-st. 
Oswald  John,  6,  Oxford-st.  Tradeston 
Paton  Louther,  37,  Rutherglen-loan 
Paul  Jas.  9,  Dale-st.  Tradeston 
Proudfoot  Adam,  127,  Argyle-st. 
Proran  John,  27,  King-st.  Tradeston 
Rankin  John,  Green-st.  Calton 
Rankin  James,  292,  High-st. 
Renny  Jas.  62,  Glassford-st. 
Renwick  Marj',  41,  King-st.  Tradeston 
Riddell  Matthew,  Gallow-gate 
Riddell  Matthew,  42,  King-st.  Tradeston 
Robertson  John  and  Co.  78,  Candierigg-st, 
Robertson  Andrew,  152,  Salt-market 
Robertson  John,  King-st.  Calton 
Robertson  Peter,  100,  Centre-st.  Tradeston 
Robertson  Wm.  22,  Centre-st.  Tradeston     ' 


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Russell  Wm.  98,  Carrick-st. 
Russell  Rt-  8,  Collepre-st, 
Russell  Charles,  13,  JamaiCa-st. 
Semple  John,  60,  St.  Nin-iau-st. 
Shaw  James,  45,  Rutherglen-luan 
Shearer  Margt,  5,  Stockwell-st, 
Siddel  Jean,  215,  High-st. 
Simpsoa  James,  72,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
Sinclair  John,  72,  Thistle-st. 
Smellic  John,  197.  Gallow-gate 
Smith  Wm.  and  Co.  177,  Tron-gaie 
Spence  Margt.  219,  King-st.  Tradestoa 
Spence  Rt.  27,  Buchan-st. 
Spiers  John,  264,  lligh-St. 
Spitt«li  Rt.  315,  Gallow-gate 
Strang  George,  62,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
Swan  John,  Cheapside,  Anderstou 
Swaubton  George,  upper  Nile-st, 
Taylor  and  Hoome,  55,  Argyle-st. 
Tavlor  John,  Nelson-st.  Tradeston 
Taylor  Peter,  29,  Malta-st.  Gorbals 
Tennent  John,  39,  Argyle-st. 
Thomson  George,  110,  Troa-gate 
Thomson  Jas.  and  Co.  47,  Tron-gate,  and 

1,  King-st. 
Thomson  M.  164,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
Thomson  Johnson,  87,  Hospital-st. 
Vann  Jas.  25,  Bridge-gate 
Walker  Jas.  44,  King-st.  Tradeston 
Walker  Wm.  Clyde-st.  Anderston 
Watson  Wm.  76,  High-st. 
Williamson  and  Kirtland,  23,  Tron-gate 
Wilson  John,  sen.  18  King-st. 
Wilson  John,  Clyde-st,  Anderston 
Wilson  Jas.  170,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
Wishart  David,  39,  Canon-st, 
Wylie  Jas.  195,  Tron-gate 
Wylie  David,  166,  Main-st«  Gorbals 
Young  M.  33,  Adelphi-st. 
Grocers,  {Retail)  and  Spirit  Dealers. 
Adam  A.  &  D.  26,  John-st. 
Affleck  Joseph,  Kirk-st.  Calton 
Aitken  James,  299,  Gallow-gate 
Allan  John,  632,  Argyle-st. 
Alexander  James,  Muslin-st. 
Baird  Thomas,  Green-st  Calton 
Barrowman  Wm.  Barrowfield-bridge 
Barrie  Wm.  Muslin-st. 
Beaton  Duncan,  49,  Spout-moutli 
Bennie  Wm.  131,  Argyle-st. 
Black  Arcliibald,  28,  George-st, 
Black  James,  169,  Argyle-st. 
Blackie  Alexander,   361,  Gallowgate 
Boland  Thomas,  29,  New-veniiell 
Bowie  John,  78,  Havannah-st. 
Bread  Joseph,  43,  Adelphi-st. 
Brcmner  James,  Fiuiston-road 
Bryce  George,  Orr-st.  Calton 
Buchan  Wm.  44,  New-wynd 
Buchanan  3amies,Barrowfield-road 
Buchanan  Wm.  71  and  72,  Argyle-st. 
Buckie  Mrs.  James,  207,  High-st. 
Cameron  Ahgus,  5,  Park-house-lane 
Campbell  Hugh,  167,  Argyie-st. 
Campbell  and  Munro,  3,  Queen-st. 
Campbell  Duncan,  4,  St.  Enoch's-lane 
Campbell  John,  49,  Argyle-st. 


Chalmers  John,  45,  Argyle-st. 

Chambers  Alexander,  William-st.  Mile-end 

Coates  Wm.  204,  High-st,  ,  ^    ,  j 

Cochran  Joseph,  405,  Gallow-gate 

Cockburn  Alexander,  Stevenson-sl,  Calton 

Colquhoun  Archibald,  Dnke-st. 

ColviUe  Wm.  79,  M'Alpin-st. 

Connell  Wm.  Reid-sl.  Bridgeton 

Coverly  Wm.  44,  Stockwell 

Craig  Heilen,  114,  Orj'-^ate 

Crawford  David,  144,  High-st. 

Croora  John,  38,  George-st. 

Davies  Mark,  Tradeston 

Dermot  Charles,  85,  Harannali-st. 

Dodd  Jauies,  Green-st.  Calton 

Doig  Charles,  8,  Main-st.  Gorbals 

Downie  Malcolm,  192,  Main-st.  Gorbala 

Dun  George,  Main-st. 

Dun  Andrew,  Rumford-st. 

Dunnett  James,  16,  York-st. 

Ednell  Mary,  202.  High-st. 

Erskine  Wm.  ijishop-st.  Anderston 

Erskine  James,  113,  Rotten-row 

Fails  Robert,  St.  Rollocks 

Ferguson  Peter,  133,  Rotten-row 

Fife  James,  Green-st,  Calton 

Findlay  Waiter,  357,  Gallow-gate 

Findlay  Andrew,  83,  Havannah-st, 

Forrester  James,  Green-st. 

Forrester  Robert,  Orr-st.  Calton 

Forster  George,  89,  Old-wynd 

Forsyth  Robert,  37,  Stockwell 

Forsyth  Wm.  80,  High-st. 

Fotheringham  Robert,  Finiston-road 

Galloway  Andrew,  Orr-st.  Calton 

Gardner  John,  22,  York-st. 

Gemmil  Wm.  78,  Bridge-gate 

Gibson  Alexander,  Mitchell-st. 

Goodwin  Alexander,  74,  Havannah-st. 

Graham  Henry,  48,  High-st. 

Grant  Alexander,  189,  Gallow-gate 

Grant  Daniel,  Saucbiehall-road 

Grant  George,  jun.  203,  Gallow-gate 

Gray  George,  162,  Gallow-gate 

Greenshields  James, 114,  Rotten-row 

Grigon,  Alexander,  44,Taylor-st. 

Grimshaw  Ambrose,  Union-place 

Hall  Ellen,  49,  Ne\f-vennell 

Hall  David,  34,  New-vennell 

Hamilton  Andrew,  332,  Gallow-gate 

Hamilton  Hugh,  8,Surfey-st.  Lauriston 

Hamilton  James,  25,  AdclpUi-St. 

Hardie  Andrew,  50,  Dry-gate 

Harvey  John,  Calton-mouth 

Harvey  James,  34,  Kirk-st. 

Hatrick  L,  74,  Salt-market 

Henderson  John,  409,  Gallow-gate 

Herbertson  Wm.  3,  George-st. 

Hyde  James,  Brnwn-st. 

luglis  James,  Kirk-st.  Calton 

Izat  Andrew,  Barrowfield-voad 

Jack  Peter,  Stevenson-st.  Calton 

Jack  Wm.  Dundas-st. 

Johnston  James,  Stevenson-st,  CaltOB 

Kennedy  Arcliibald,  76,  lVon-gat« 

Kiipatrick  George,  Craignestock 

Knox  John,  King-st,  Calton 


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Lawson  Henry,  44,  Queen-st. 
LeckieJohn,  164,  Bridge-gate 
Leggatt  Alexander,  Orr-st.  Gallon 
Limont  Agnes,  62,  Argyle-st. 
Lindsay  John,  31,  John-st. 
Lindsay  Peter,  Main-st.  Anderston 
Lockhart  James,  bO,  Salt-market 
Lockhart  Peter,  Vict.  Society,  Grahams-tn 
Logan  Agnes,  247,  High-st. 
Long  Wm.  Dean,  Side-lane 
Lyon  Peter,  Havannah-st. 
M'AUister  William,  Town-head 
M' Arthur  John,  157  Anderston-walk 
M'Auley  E.  2,  Jamaica-st. 
M'Callam  M.  Main-st. 
M'CIusky  Torrance,  Cowcaddens 
M'Cormick  Robert,  St.  Rollocks 
M'Cormick  Duncan,  400  Gallow-gate 
M'CuUoch  George,  H,  Park-house-lane 
M'Donald  Robert,  Bhtck-quarry 
Rl 'Donald  Kenneth,  37  Georgest. 
M'Ewan  James,  19,  High-st. 
M-Farlane  Robert,  355  Gallow-gate 
M'Farlaue  Wm.  6  JMontrose-st. 
M'Farlane  James,  Havaanah-st. 
M'Fie  Dugald,  Green-st.  Calton 

M'Intyre  John,  Quarry-town 

M'Kay  John,  71,  High-st. 

M'Kenzie  Wm.  Lady-well-st. 

M'Kerrow  A.  324  Gallow-gate 

M'Kinlay  George,  25,  Castle-st. 

M'Kinlay  Gt-orge,  St.  Rollocks 

M'Laclilan  Daniel,  13,  north  Frederick-st. 

M'Lay  Robert,  47,  High-st. 

M'Lay  Wm.  Stevenson-st.  Caltou 

M'Lay  Thomas,  11  Dry-gate 

M'Lean  H.  N.  20  Maxwell-st. 

M'Lellan  James,  Stevenson-st,  Calton 

M'Millan  Mary,  12  Maxwell-st, 

M'Millan  Dugald,  134  Salt-market 

M'Nichol  Daniel,  16  College-st, 

M'Queen  John,  Grahamstone 

M'Vean  Dougald,  47,  Bridge-gate 

Marshall  Alexander,  322  Gallow-gate 

Millar  John,  61,  Dry-gate 

Milroy  Wm.  Dale-st. 

Mirrlees  James,  Main-st. 

Mitchell  John,  Anderston-walk 

Monaghan  Thomas,  311,  Gallow-gate 

Monteith  Robert,  23,  College-st. 

Morrow  John,  Kirk-st.  Calton 

Morton  John,  Carrick-st. 

Murray  John,  Kirk-st.  Calton 

Nesbit  James,  Grahamstone 

Pagan  R.  82  Bridge-gate 

Paterson  Charles,  Main-st. 

Pettigrew  Peter,  Bishop-st.  Anderston 

Phillips  Archibald,  300  Gallow-gate 

Phillips  John,  150  Gallow-gate 

Purves  John,  6  north  Frederick-st. 

Ramage  David,  Blythwoods-holra 

Ramsay  James  E.  Clydc-st. 

Ramsay  John,  329,  Gallow-gate 

Rankin  T.  and  Co.  115,  Gallow-gate 

Reid  Henry,  Barrowfield-bridge 

Renwick  Wm.  31,  Weaver-st. 

Riddoch  David,  206,  George-st, 


Risk  J.  and  R,  115  Broomielaw 
Robb  James,  78  Salt-market 
Robb  James,  jun.  65  Bell-st. 
Robb  Andrew,  Gordon-st. 
Robertson  Robert,  103,  Argyle-st. 
Robertson  R.  and  G.  18  Glassford-sf. 
Robertson  Andrew,  427,  Duke-st. 
Russell  James,  jun.  45,  High-st. 
Scott  John,  Green-st.  Calton 
Shaw  John,  Green  st. 
Shaw  John,  jun.  180  Gallow-gate 
Sliaw  Peter,  95,  Duke-st, 
Shirra  John,  8  north  Frederick-st. 
Shirra  Thomas,  224,  Gallow-gate 
Smart  John,  29,  George-st, 
Smith  James,  Main-st. 
Smith  John,  King-st.  Calton 
Stark  Malcolm,  113,  High-st. 
Stark  Jamew,  Orr-st.  Calton 
Stevenson  John,  140  Salt-market 
Steward  Archibald,  56,   High-st. 
Stewart  James,  226  Gallow-gate 
Stewart  John,  222  High-st. 
Stewart  John,  jun.  225,  High-st. 
Stewart  Andrew,  20,  Kirk-st. 
Strang  Wm.  Calton-mouth 
Swan  Thomas,  St.  Enoch' s-wynd 
Thomson  Elizabeth,  58,  Stockwell-st. 
Thomson  John,  Quarry-town 
Thomson  John,  20High■s^ 
Thorburn  Archi,  424  Gallow-gate 
Trainer  Patrick,  84  Havannah-st. 
Turiibull  Colin,  jun,  &  Cc.  101  Argyle-st. 
Turnbull  Robert,  125  High-st. 
Victualling  Society,  old  Main-.st, 
Victualling  Society,  old  Anderston 
Victualling  Society,  new  Anderston 
Victualling  Society,  new  Main-st. 
iVardrop  George,  11   Rotten-vow 
Warnock  John,  Muir-st.  Gallow-gate 
Watson  Robert,  Main-st. 
Walt  James,  Taylor-st. 
Webster  John,  King-st.  Calton 
Webster  George,  10,  Kirk-st. 
West  Robert,"^94  Gallow-gate 
Whitelaw  James,  70,  Giassford-st, 
Wilson  Alexander,  597,  Argylc-st. 
Wilson  Alex.'inder,  Union-place 
Wood  John,  167  Gallow-gate 
Wotherspoon  John,  Green-st.  Calton 
Wylie  A.  91,  Gallow-gate 

Gun  Makers. 
Blackie  John  &  Son,  36,  Brunswick-place 
Dougal  John,  88,  Tron-gate 
Gourlay  C.  and  J.  1 15,  Nelson-st. 
Mann  Jas.  15,  Baclc-wjiid 
Mann  John,  4,  Main-si.  Gorbals 
Mjlne  John,  197,  Main-st.  Gorbals, 

Haberdashers, 
Angus  M.  R.  9,  Candlerigg-st. 
Brown  John,  129,  High-st. 
Campbell  Archibald,  59,  Bell-st. 
Curie  R.  and  Co.  48,  Tron-gate 
Davidson  Alexander,  87,  Tron-gate 
Dennie  George,  161,  Bridge-st.  Tradeston 
Drew  John,  106,  Nelson  st. 
Falconer  Elizabeth,  29,  Bell-st. 


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143 


Finlayson  Jas.  sen.  104,  Nelson-st. 
Galbraith  Rt.  (draper  and  silk  mercer)  41 

Tron-gate 
Giles  Jeail,  7,  Gallow-gate 
Hanna  Anthony,  139,  Tron-gate 
Harvey  Thomas,  140,  Tron-gate 
Ingles  John,  32,  Tron-gate 
Inglis  P.  125,  Tron-gate 
Kennedy  Robert,  32,  Brnnswick  place 
Lang  and  Cochran,  149,  Tron-gate 
Lillie  Ann,  27,  Bell-st. 
M'Auly  John,  23,  Nelson-st. 
Mac  Callum  and  Son,  92,  Hutcheson-st. 
M'Clelland  Rd.  and  Co.  19,  Bell-st. 
M'Corkiiidale  Malcolm,  39,  Tron-gate 
M'Ewen  John,  137,  Tron-gate 
M'Farlane  M.  E.  89,  Hutcheson-st. 
M'Farlane  and  Hunter,  48,  Argyle-st. 
Matthew  John,  97,  Hutcheson-st. 
Milter  G.  and  W,  and  Co.  157,  Tron-gate 
Miller  Alexander  21,  Bell-st, 
Milne  Wm.  426,  Gallow-gate 
Sinclair  John,  70,  Bell-st. 
Smellie  Elizabeth  and  Co.  460,  Gallow-gate 
Thomson  Andrew,  118,  Tron-gate 
Thomson  Alexander,  78,  Bell-st. 
Walsh  David,  128,  High-st. 
Whytock  M.  and  J.  606,  Argyle-st. 

Hair  Cloth  Manufacturers. 
Frazer  Rt.  (hair  merchants  134,  Stockwell-s 
Smith  D.  &  Son,  (manufec.)  Craignestock 
Hardware  Merchants  ^  Dealers, 

Bowers  James,  Kirk-st.  Calton 
Cameron  Archibald,  179,  Tron-gate 

Cameron  and  Co.  4,  Tron-gate 

Dawson  J.  and  J.  Old-vennell 

Drew  VVm.  48,  Wilson-st, 

Grazebrook  Henry,  &  (nail  manufacturers) 
58,  Buchanan-st. 

Lockhart  Jas.  Spencer  &Co.  174  Salt-market 

M'Clellan  D.  5,  Tron-gate 

M'Kenzie  Edwd.  153,  Tron-gate 

M'Lellan  and  Railton,  29,  Tron-gate 

Spencer  Wm.  6,  Tron-gate 

Spencer  Wm.  172,  Salt-market 

Walker  and  Crookshanks,  171,  Salt-market 

Willis  Hugh,  15,  Tron-gate 

Wright  Jas.  179,  Salt-market 
Hat  Manufacturers  and  Dealers. 

Auchincloss  Wm.  82,  Tron-gate 

Bryson  John,  116  Nelson-st. 

Buchanan  James  and  Co.  4  St.  Andrews-sq. 

Clarke  Peter,  462  Gallow-gate 

Crichton  Andrew,  15  Salt-market 

Cunningham  George  and  Co.  52  Tron-gate 

Gaywood  George,  HI,  Nelson-st. 

Gibson  Archibald,  24.  Salt-market 

Holgate  Thomas,  62  Nelson-st. 

Lang  James,  106King-st. 

Lightbody  and  Bell,  135  Tron-gate 

M'Nair  Andrew,  55  Trongate 

Marks  John,  Balmano-st 

Muir  James  and  Co.  454,  Gallow-gate 

Nixon  John  and  Sons,  446,  Gallow-gate 

Porter  M.  34  Gallow-gate 

llae  John  and  Co.  89  Hutcheson-st. 


Scott  James,  97,  Tron-gate 
Sinclair  D.  Kirk-st.  Calton 
Smith  Daniel  &  Co.  43  Gallow-gate 
Wilson  Thomas,  53  Trongate 

Hosiers. 
Black  John,  159,  Gallow-gate 
Clark  Alexander,  61  Rutherglen-loan 
Cook  Donald,  627  Argyle-st. 
Craig  J.  J .  43  King-st. 
Gumming  J.  &Co.  2  Hutcheson-st. 
Ewing  John,  1  Salt-market 
Falconer  W.&  A.  119  Tron-gate  • 
Falconer  R.  &  Brothers,  2,  High-st. 
Fergus  Hugh,  461,  Gallow-gate 
Gardner  J.  &  Son,  467,  Gallow-gate 
Gemmell  Thomas,  21,  Montrose-st* 
Goudilock  Chas.  82,  King-st. 
Hart  Walter,  154,  Tron-gate 
Holgate  Thos.  62,  Nelson-st. 
Johnson  Saml.  33,  Claythorn-st. 
Leishman  Henry,  2,  Tron-gate 
Mercer  Geor«:c,  78,  High-st. 
Milliken  J  as."  44,  Bell-st. 
MofFatt  John,  jun.  4,  High-st: 
Morrison  Wm.  628,  Argyle-st. 
Paterson  Jas,  154,  Tron-gate 
Rodger  John,  466,  Gallow-gate 
Smillie  Thos.  8,  Havannah-st. 
Smith  John,  5  &  6,  High-st. 
Spiers  Brown  and  Co.  80,  Tron-gate 
Strathern  Thos.  Sidney-crt.  Argyle-st. 
Summerville  Thos.  32,  Hutcheson-st. 
Thomas  David,  94,  Candlerigg-st. 
Thomson  John  &  Co.  134,  Tron-gate 
Thomson  Jas.  and  Co.  194,  Tron-gate 
Thomson  John,  1,  High-st. 
Walker  G,  and  W.  457,  Gallow-gate 
Wilkie  John,  58,  Tron-gate 

Hotels  and  Inns. 
Black  Rt,  (Commercial)  413,  Gallow-gate 
Burn  George,  (Black  Bull)   640,  Argvle-st. 
Caldwell  D.  (Eagle)  30,  Maxwell-st.' 
HewittChas.  (Saracens  Hd.)  St.  Mungo's-la 
Hutton  .Tas.  [George]  18,  George's-square 
Jardine  Peter,  [Buck's  Head]  30,  Argyle-st 
M'Gregor  D,  [King's  Arms]  164,  Tron-gate 
Miller  Alex.  [Cossack]  40,  King-st. 
Milne  John,  [Tontine]  Cross 
Younghusband  Ellen,  [Star]  57,  (ngram-st. 

Iron  Founders. 
Baird  H.  and  Rt.  Old-bason 
Buchanan  Thos.  and  Co.  Green-head 
Carron  Co's,  Warehouse,  20,  Buchanan-st. 
Claude,  Girdwoodand  Co,  Milfield,  Hutche- 

son-town 
Cook  and  Norris,  Port  Dundas 
Creighton  Henry,  Broomielaw 
Dunn  Wm.  High  John-st, 
Edington  Thos.  and  Sons,  Phoenix-foundry 
Fulton  Wm.  and  Sons,  [Sugar  mills]   Mit- 

chell-st. 
Hutton  and  Co.  Anderston-founHry 
M'Culloch  Moses  and  Co.  388,  Gallow-gate 
M'Lachlan  Jas.  16,  Malta-st. 
Miller  Stephen  and  Co.  Saracea-lane 
New  Shotts,  Iron  Co,  10,  Queen-st. 


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Port  Duriflas,  Co. 


-,  P.  Dundas 


Robertson  Jas.  nr.  Goibal's-toll 
Stevenson  Wm.  Hiatfheson-town 
Iron  Merdiants. 
Carron  Co.  Warehouse,  20,  Buchanan-st. 
Cuthbertson  Thos.  and  Co.  Jackson-st. 
Dixon '^'^"m.  (ironmaster)  19,  Glassford-st. 
Kidston  Wm.  and  Sons,  6,  Qtieen-st, 
Leeclimau  Wm.  21,  Brunswjck-place 
M'Arthur  Jolm  and  Co.  52,  Quecn-st. 
M'Cnlloch  Moses  and  Co.  3B8,  Gallow-gate 
Muitkirk   Iron  Co.    [M.   Ewing  Agt.]  49, 

Ingram-st. 
Robertson  Jas.  and  Co.  595,  Argyle-st. 
Robertson  and  Moore,  427,  Gallow-gate 

^  Iron  Mongers. 
Anderson  Wm.  147,  Tron-gate 
Anchinvole  and  Cuthbertson,  25,  Gallow-gt 
Auld  Hugh,  397,  Gallow--ate 
Bell  and  Jackson,  57,  Gallowngate 
Buclianan  John,  jun.  upper  Nile-st. 
Campbell  and  Watt,  40,  Argyle-st. 
Connochie  Wni.  16,  Gallow-ctite 
Fleming  Peter  and  Co.  8,  Argyle-st. 
Kidston  Wra,  and  Sons,  [wii.]  8,  Queen-st. 
Liddell  Andrew  and  Co.  ,32,  Gallow-gate 
Mac  Arthur  John  and  Co.  52,  Queen-st. 
M'Calhim  D.  sen.  9,  Salt-market 
M'Culloch  Moses  and  Co.  388,  Gallow-gate 
M'Kiunon  Angus,    [grate    manufacturers] 

421,  Gallow-gate 
M'Laren  David,  176,  Tron-gate 
Martin  Jas.  sen.  and  Co.  13,  Argj'le-st. 
Motherwell  David,  152,  Tron-gate 
Muirhead  Alex,  and  Rt.  7,  Salt-market 
Norris  Thos.  58,  Argyle-st, 
Robertson  J.  M.  and  Co.(&  ship  chandlers) 

Smithfield,  Broonaielaw 
Shirley  William,  1 1 1 ,  Tron-gate 
Sorley  John,  jun.  2,  Salt-market 
Stewart  N.  6,  Salt-market 
Stirling  Jas.  22,  Gallow-gate 
Stuart  John  and  Co.  2,  Argyle-st. 
Turner  Archibald,  8,  Salt-market 

Japanners. 
BillingsleyM.  High-st. 
Coates  Andrew,  6',  Muirhead-st. 
Drew  J.  297,  High-st. 
Fenney  John,  51,  St.  Enoch's-wynd 
Galbraith  Wm.  62,  King-st. 
Scott  Wm.  57,  Queen-st. 
Joiners,  Glaziers  Sf  House  Builders. 
Aitcheson  John,  Mitchell-st. 
Arneil  John,  413  Gallow-gate 
Bain  James  &  Co.  44,  Candlerigg-st. 
Baird  and  M'Innes,  Port  Dundas 
Barr  James,  74,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
Beckand  M'Kinzie,  62  Bell-st. 
Bennerman  John,  283,  High-st. 
Bilsland  John,  Kii-k-st.  Calton 
Bilsland  James,  Mitchell-st. 
Blair  Alexander,  3  Montrose-st. 
Bremuer  Walter,  68  Bell-st. 
Brown  A.  and  J.  Graemc-st. 
Brown  Alexander,  44,Canon-st. 
Brown  Andrew  &  Co.  Cochran-st. 


Burns  James  &  Co.  west  Nile>st. 
Burns  Thomas,  Buchanan-st. 
Cadzow  Alexander,  20,  Portlaiid-st- 
Carmiehael  John,  .~>7  Buchanan -st. 
Carswell  W-  and  J .  George-st. 
Chapman  V/m.  93  High-st. 
Colquhoun  Malcolm,  170  High-st. 
Cook  and  Grainger,  173,  King-st.Tradeston 
Dollar  George,  Blythswood-holm 
Duncan  Robert,  159  Main-st.  Gorbals 
Ferrie  Robert,  591  Argyle-st. 
Findley  Wm.  18,  Havannah-st, 
Finlay  John,  85  Candlerigg-st. 
Finlay  and  Neilson,  south  Albion-st. 
Fleminar  Robert  and  Co.  31  Shuttle-st. 
Fulton  Hugh,  63  Thistle-st. , 
Galloway  and  Jeffery,  287  George-st. 
Gilbert  James,  Gibson-st.  Gallow-gate 
Glen  Allan,  14  north  Frederiek-st. 
Glendinning  and  Calder,  89,  Candlerigg-st. 
Graham  James,  45,  Candlerigg-st. 
Grieve  Archi  and  John  Scott,"Balmano-st. 
Hay  George,  Mitchell-st. 
Herbertson  James,  Port  Dundas 
Herbertson  Thomas,  Eglington-st, 
Hunter  Robert,  Anderston-walk 
Jack  Wm.  Green-st.  Calton 
Janiieson  Robert,  31,  Stirling^st. 
Kennedy  Hugh,  150,  Stockwell-st. 
KirkwoodJohn,  Tobago-st.  Calton 
Lamb  James,  Dundas-st. 
Lindsay  J.  and  J.  4,  Ca!ion-st. 
M'Farlane  Andrew,  77  High-st. 
M'Naughten  Peter,  Cochran-st. 
Miller  Robert,  24,  Stirling-st. 
Miller  Alexander,  72  Salt-market 
Mirrl?cs  Robert,  64,  Ingram-et. 
Muggo  James,  43  Main-st.  Gorbals 
Murray  Archibald,  13,  Miller-st. 
Nelson  Alexander,  15,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
Paterson  James,  Mitchell-st. 

Picken  Alexander,  120,  Salt-market 

Porteous  Archibald,  33  High-st. 

Provan  John,  13,  Thistle-st. 

Rankin  Robert,  43  Castle-st. 

Reekie  James,  122  High-st. 

Reid  Matthew,  20  Canon-st. 

Robertson  Wm.  19,  Jamaica^t. 

Ross  David,  8  New-wynd 

Scott  James,  Clyde-st. 

Shaw  John,  sen.  Hiil-st.  Gallow-gate 

Steel  Robert,  14  Thistle-st. 

Sterrat  Alexander,  Cow-caddens 

Stevenson  Robert,  74  Wllson-st. 

Thom-son  and  Edniiston,  27,  Thistle-st. 

White  and  Moflat,  Anderston-walk 

Wilson  Robert,  168  Salt-market 

Wilson  James,  168  Salt-market 

Lace  Men  mid  Mamifaeturers. 

Campbell  J.  SM^St  Co.(dlrs.)  5,  Salt-market 

Henniker  J.  &  L.  (dealers)  9,  Hutcheson-st 

Jackson  Wm.  (manufacturers)  44,  Wilson-st 

Nunn  Wm.  &Co.  (dealers)  94  Candlerigg-st 

Stamper  Mary,  (manufacturer)  612  Argyle-st 

Land    and    Building    Agents    and 
Surveyors. 

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Fleming  Peter,  (sur.)  40  Georgest, 
Kyle  Wm.  7,  great  Hamilton-st. 
M'Quistan  Bryce,  [roads]   Moss-ferm 
Richardson  Tlioinas,  Back-wjTid,  Tron-gate 
Smith  David,  [agent  for  the  sale  and  leasQ 

of  heritable  property]  19,  Virginia-st. 
Warden  John,  413,  Gailow-gate 

Lappet  IVfieel  Cutters. 
Bell  Wm.  73,  Old  venndl 
M'Claymont  John,  Graj-friars-wynd 

Leather  Merchants  and  Cutters, 
Arbuckle  Simon,  20,  Princes  st. 
Atkinson  John,  37,  Bridge-gate 
Barclay  Alexander,  ■402,  Gallovv-gate 
Birrell  James,  58  Prii^ces-st, 
Brown  Archibald  and  Co.  bQ,  Nelson-st. 
Colley  Matthew,  21,  Glassford-st. 
Ferguson  Daniel,  [dealer  in  green   hides] 

30,  John-st. 
Gentle  John,  35,  Higb-st. 
M'Farlane  James,  7  Main-st.  Gorbals 
Miller  George,  52,  Princes-st. 
Mitchell  Alexander,  (&currier)  29,  Stockwell 
Reid  T.  B  and  Co.  104  Tron-gate 
Scott  Wm.  27,  St.  Andrew-st. 
Skinner  Wm.  31  Prinres-st, 
Stewart  Andrew,  Laigh,  Kirk-close 
Ure  Peter,  Grahamston 
Waddell  John,  6  great  Dove-hill 
Whitelaw  James,  19  Gallow-gate 
Letter  Founders. 
Wilson  Alexander  &  Sons,  College,  High-st. 

Linen  Drapers. 

See  also  Haberdashers. 
Davie  and  Norwell,  143,  Tron-gate 
Galbraith  John,  jim.  151  Tron-gate 
Kennedy  Thomas,  138  Tron-gate 
Lang  John,  29  Candlerigg-st. 
Love  J.  &  A.  133  Tron-gate 
M'Ewen  John,  137,  Tron-gate 
Todd  James,  144  Nelson-st. 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers. 

Blackwood  James  and  Co.   (wh.)  461, 

Gallow-gate  and  1  Salt-market 
Brown  Wm.  459,  Gallow-gate 
Campbell  J.  and  W.  and  Co.  5  Salt-market 
Dickie  Robert,  jun.  312and  314,  High-st. 
Douglas  and  Hamilton,  190  Tron-gate 
Drummond  James    and  Co.  315  and  316 

High-st. 
Gilmour  Morris  and   Co.  436,   Gallowgate 

and  25  St.  Andrews-lane 
Lang  John,  105  Kiug-st. 
M'AUister  Walter,  429  Gallow-gate 
M-Ewan  James  and  Co.  Nile-st.  Gallow-gate 
Marshall  Lawrence  and  Co.  5  Salt-market 

Linen  Manufacturer . 
Anderson  David,  [ornamental  damask  and 
household]  Dean-side- brae 

Linen  Merchants. 

Hadderwick.  J.  and  Co-  [sheetings  and  yarn) 

302  High-st. 
Mitchell   Robert  and  Co.  94  Hutcheson-st. 

19 


Smith,  Hutchison  and  Co. 37  Miller-st. 

Stuarts  and  Co.  5^  Glassford-;  t. 

White  Robert  and  Co.  11  south  Albioa-st. 

Lock  Makers,  &c. 
M'Cash  J.  and  T.  158  Tron-gate 
M'Connell  John,  9  Thistle-st. 
Paterson  Jn.  [and  hinges]  Sauchiehall-road 
Rae  James,  24  Canon-st. 

Machine  Makers. 

See  also  Engineers  and  Millwrights 

Brownlie  Wm.  [patent  axles]  Burnside-lahe 

Collier    Samuel,    [and    engineer]     53    St. 

Enoch's- wynd 
Cook  and  Watt,  [and  engineer]  Tradeston 
Dunn  Wm.  75  John-st.  &  26,  Bruns'A'ick-st 
Girdwood  Claude  and  Co.  Millfield,  Hutche- 

son-town 
Lennox  Govan,  (stocking)  Kirk-st.  Calton 
Murdock  and  Cross,    (and    eng.)    Hill-st. 

Gallow-gate 
PatoQ  John,  33,  Cochran-st. 
Sinclair  David,  '69  Spout-mouth 
Wotherspoon  G,  (and  jobbing  smith)  Wood- 
side-lane 
Manchester  and  Glasgow  Warehouses, 
Dufl'andBeveridge,  26  Argyle-st. 
Galloway  Alexander  and  Son,  43  Tron-gate 
Simpson  and  W^ebster,  49  Tron-gate 
Wyld  and  M'Haffie,  72,  Tron-gate 
Manufacturers  ^  Dealers,  in  Cotton 

Goods, 

Marked  thus  (ban.)  are  Manufacturers  of 
Bandannas,  [ch.]  of  Checks,  [f.  m.] 
Fancy  Muslins,  [g.]  Ginghams,  [mu.] 
Muslins  generally,  [pu.]  Pullicats,  [sh.] 
Shawls,  &c. 

Adamson  and  Logan,  (m.)  3  Montrose- st. 

Aitken  George,  Tureen-st. 

Allan  andM'Gavin  (pu.)  12  s.  Albion-st. 

Allan  Robert  and  Co.  (mu.)  Virginia-build- 
ings 

Alexander  James,  Paul  and  Co.  (mu.and  pu.) 
62,  Tron-gate 

Alston  John,  57  St.  Andrew-square 

Anderson  James  A.  (mn.)  51  Hutcheson-st. 

Andrew  and  M*Lean,  (mu.) 94  Candlerigg-st 

Angus  James  and  Son,  (f.  m.)  Sidney-court 

Arnot  Thomas,  (mu.)  19  Cochran-st, 

Arthur  Wm.  18  St.  Andrews-lane 

Austin  R.  and  W.  (mu.)  16  south  Albion-st, 

Baird  John,  [ch.]  8  High-st. 

Ballantine  and  Kerr,  (_mu.]  12  St.  Andrew 
square 

Barclay  Matthew,  [mu.)  21  Virginia -bldgs. 

BarrW  and  P.  [mu.]  316  High-st- 

Barrand  Meikle  [mu.]  north  Albion-court 

Eeith,  Allan  and  Co.  23  St.  Andrew-st. 

Bell  David,  [pu.]  36  Candlerigg-st. 

BennermanWm.  and  Co.  (mu.i Smiths-court 

Berrie  James,  (m.)lC2,  Montrose-st. 

Bewley,  Thomson  &  Co.(mu.)5, Cochran-st 

Black  Alexander  &  Co.  15,  Candlei-igg-st. 

Black  Wm.  &  Co.  60,  Candlerigg-st. 

Black,  Wingate  &  Co.  Commercial-court 

Black  J.  and  J.  (gi.)  9  Ingram-st. 

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Blackburn  Wm.  40  Hutcheson-st, 

Blackburn  David,  (inu.)  1  Wallace-court 

Brash  Alexander,  (lappets)  12,  Slirling-st. 

Brock  John  &  Walter,  179,  George-st. 

Brodie,  Hamilton  &  Co.  59  Nelson-st. 

Brown  Hugh  and  Co.  Commercial-court 

Brown  &  Coleman  (mu.)  19  Cochran-st. 

Brown   &   Watson,  (mu.  gi.    &  pu.)    11   s. 
Albion-st. 

Brown  John,  jun,  (mu.)  1  Ingram-st. 

Buchanan  Peter,  (mu.)  71  Hutcheson-st. 

Burns  George,  (mu.)  23  Vitginia-st. 
'Burns  John,  (mu.)   10  Stirling-square 

Burnside  Robert,  37,  Bell-st. 

Calder,  Gray  &  Co.  [mu-]   nortli  Albion-ct. 

Campbell  John,  13  south  Albion-st. 

Campbell  Donald,  21  Glassford-st. 

Campbell  Alexander,  [mu.]  I'z  Wilson-st. 

Carrick  J.  A.  &  R.  (mu.)  33  Virginia-st. 

'Charle§  John,   [mu.]  27  Hutcheson-st. 

Chisholm  Wm.  &  James,   [mu.l  6,  Caadle- 
rigg-st. 

Church  Wm.  [mu,]  36  Candlerigg-st. 

Clark  John  &  Wm.  32  Miller-st. 

CoganJohn,  [mu,]  19,  St.  Andrew-st, 

'Collins  R.  and  G  74  Brunswick-st. 

Cowan  George  and  Co.  13  south  Albion-st. 

Craig  Wm.  (gi.)   12  Stirling-st. 

Cree  Thomas,  [mu.]  74  Wilson-st. 

CuUen  Robert,  6  Beil-st, 

CullenJohn,  67  Glassford-st. 

Dallas  and  Hart,  [f.  m.]  12  Wilson-st. 
■  Darnley  James,  [mu.]  67  lugram-st. 

©avidson  Thomas,  (mu.-)  20  St.  Andrew-sq. 

Davidson  Thomas,  jun.  (f.  m.)  47,  Bruns- 
wick-st. 

Davie  James,  74,  Glassford-st. 

Dawson  Johnston,  169,  Montrose-st. 

Dennett  James,  (mu.)  83  Hutcheson-st. 

Doig  Ddvid,  (mu.)  7,  St.  Andrews-square 

.Donaldson  George,  23,  St.  Andrew-st, 

Douglas,  Dick,  and  Co.  (f.  m.)  29,  Bruns- 
wick-st, 

Downie  James,  94,  Cand!erigg-st. 

Duff  and  Stevenson,  (ran.)  Brunswick-court 

Duncan,   Morrison   and  Co.    (gi.  and  pu.) 
Smiths-court 

Edmond  ,and  Birkmyre,  (mu.)  7  south  Fre- 
derick-st, 

Edmond  Joseph,   [mu.]  23,  Brunswick-st. 

Elmore  and  Brown,  [mu.]  37,  Bell-st. 

Elmore  Andrew  and  Anderson,  13  Stirling- 
square 

Falconer  and  Buchanan,   [mu.]  110  John-st 

Fleming  John,  [mu,]  79,  Bell-st. 

Fleming  James,  [mu.]  5  Salt-market 

Forsyth  John,  (tam.  agt.)  8  Nelson-st, 

Frame  and  Pitcairn,  25  St,  Andrew-st. 

Eraser  Wm.  3,  Antigua- place 

Freeland  and  Barber,  (mu.)  Candlerigg-ct. 

Frevr  and  Glasgow,  (mu.)  29  Argyle-st. 

Gemmell  Thomas,  21,  Montrose-st. 

Gibb  J.  J,  and  Co,  Manhattou-buildings 

Gibb  Thomas,  20  St,  Andrew-square 

Gibson   &  M'Nee,    (p.  &  f.  m.)  3,  Mon- 
trose-st. 

Gibson  John  &  Co,  67  Glassford-st. 


Gilchrist,   Risk  and  Co.    (gi.  mu.    &  pu.)  5 
Cochran-st. 

Gilfillan  John,  37  Bell-st. 

Gillies  John,  (sh.)26  Nelson-st. 

Glen  &  M'Niel,  (mu.)  12  Wilson-st. 

Glen  George  &  Co.  [mu.]  12  Stirling-square 

Goodwin  Thomas,  (mu.)  316  High-st. 

jGovane  &  Gray,  Candlerigg-court 

Gow  &  Brown,  32  Miller-st. 

Graham  and  Lindsay,  66  Ingram-st. 

Graham  John  and  Co   1  Ingram-st.    , 

Graham  J.  and  A.  94  Candlengg-st. 

Graham  Robert,  78  Stirling-st. 

Graham  Wm.  and  Co.  [mu.]  19  Cochran-st 

Graham  James,  [mu.]  76  Hutcheson-st. 

Graham  James,  (mu  ,)  61  St.  Andrew-squ, 

Graham  John,  (gi  and  pu.)8  s.  Frederick-st. 

Grant  Thomas,  28  St,  Andrews-square 

Grant  Alexander,  [pu.  andgi.]  Manhatton- 
bnildings 

Gray,  Mercer  and  Co.  [f.m.]  28  Glassford-st 

Grierson  and  M'Kinlay,  107  Nelson-st. 

Guthrie  J.  &  Son,  [mu.]  46  St.  Audrew-sq. 

Hamilton  James,  [f.m.]  12  Wilson-st. 

Hamilton  Walter,   [mu.]40,  Tron-gate 

Hamilton  Thomas    and   Co.    [gi.   &  pu.] 
Candlerigq:-court 

Harley,  Sinclair  &  Co.  6  south  Frederick-st. 

Hftrt  Robert  and  Co.[rau.]  72  Brunswick-st 

Henderson,  M'Laren  and  Co.  Candlerigg-ct. 

Henderson  Andrew,  [sh.]  Dean-side-brae 

Hendry  J.  J.  and  Co.  58  Bell-st. 

Hendry  James,  94  Candlerigg-st. 

Hepburn  J.  and  A.  [mu.]  12  Wilson-st. 

Heriot  Andrew,  Candlerigg-court 

Hill  John,  Candlerigg-court 

Hill  James  and  Co.  [mu.]  Manhatton-bldgs, 

Hill  Wm,  [«iiu.]  32  Brunswick-st. 

Hill,  Picken  and  Co.  [sh.]  59,  Nelson-st. 

Hodge  Wm.  and  Co.  [mu.]  6  Candlerigg-st. 

Hosey  Andrew,  (mu.)25,Buchan-st.Gorbals 

Houston  Alex.  (tw.  cam.)   94  Candlerigg-st 

Howatson  Thomas,  sen.  and  Co.  62  Bell-st. 

Howe  J. and  J.  59,  Glassford-st.  , 

Hunter  James,  303,  High-st. 

Hunter  and  Wiikie,  (mu.)  6,  s. Frederick-st. 

Hunter  Anw.  &  Co.(mu.)ll,  Candlerigg-st. 

Hunter  Wm.  and  Co.  (mu.)  8,  Ingram-st. 

Hutchison  James  and  Co.  35,  Hutcheson-st. 

Imrie  Thomas  and  Co.  56,  Candlerigg-st. 

Iveson  and  Playfair,  (mu.)42,  Brunswick-st 

Jack  Wm.  (mu.)  10,  St.  Andrew-square 

Jackson  James,  72,  Bell-st. 

James  and  Reid,  [mu.]  south  Frederick-st, 

Johnson  A.  and  J.  29,  Stirling-st. 

Kemp  David  and  Co.  26,  Nelson-st. 

Kerr  Robert,  21 ,  St.  Andrew-square 

Kerr  Charles  and  Co.  [mu.]32,Brunswick-st 

Kerr,  Howe  and  Co.  [pu.]  7,  Stirling-squ. 

King  Andrew  and  Co.  6,  Candlerigg-st. 

King  John,  12,  St.  Andrew-square 

King  and  Morrison,  [gi,]  great  Clyde-st. 

Kippen  and  Wilsone,  7,  Montrose-st. 

Kirk  Wm.  26,  Bell-st. 

Kirkpatrick  Thomas,  [p.  and  f.  m.]  13,  In- 
gram-st. 

Kirkpatrick  Wm.  (mu.)  gO,  St  AndreiP-sq. 


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Kirkwoood  Alexander,  (g.)  66,  lugram-st. 

Kirkwood  and  Smith,  (gi.)  Commercial-ct. 

Kirk  wood  John,  11,  Candlerigg-st. 

Knight  Anthony,  [mu.]  10,  Stirling-sqnare 

Knox  and  Sharp,  57,  St.  Andrew-sq. 

Knox  Robert,  (sh.)  Commercial-cour*' 

Lamb  VVm.  85,  Candlerigg-st. 

Lamb  James,  [mu.]  10,  Stirling-S'.(nare 

Lawson  and  M'Culloch,  [mu.j  81,  Bruus- 
wick-st. 

Lawson  Archibald,  (mu.)  8,  Stirling-st. 

Leckie  and  Alexander,  70,  Brunswick-st. 

LeitchNeil,  26,  Nelson-st. 

Leslie  and  Reid,  43,  Ingram-st. 

Lethem  Patrick,  [mu.]  54  Tron-gatc 

Lindsay  and  Laird,  (f.  m.j  47,  Glassford-st. 

Livingston  John,  (f.  m.)  5  Coohran-st. 

M'Adam  and  M'Kirilav,  45,  Hutcheson-st. 

M'Allister  Robert,  72,"  Bell-st. 

M'AUister  Patrick,  82,  Stirling-st. 

M'Bi-.ayne  David,- (mu.)  north  Albion-ct. 

M'Call  Robert,  [hammocks  and  sheetings] 
71,  lugram-st. 

M  Cree  Wm.  and  Co.  29  Brunswick-st. 

M'Gown  James  and  Co.  (pu.)  169,  Geo.-st. 

M'Haffie  D.  and  Co.  11,  St.  Andrew-square 

M'llroy  John  and  Son,   [mu.]  Craignestock 

M'Innes  John,  7,  Montrose-st. 

M'Kean  and  Adam,  (mu.J  23,  Virginia-st. 

M'Kenzie  James  and  Co.  Commercial-court 

M'Kenzie  Lawrence, (mn.)  7,  Stiiling-squ. 

M'Lean  John,[da,  sh.]  Anderston 

M'Lellan  J.  and  W.  (mu.)  42  Brunswick-st 

M'Leod  Johnand  Co,  [mu.]  32  Miller-st. 

M'Leroy  John  and  Son, Craignestock 

M'Michael  David,  i^gi.)  44,  Bell-st. 

M' Murray  Thos.  [mn.]  20,  St.  Andrew-sq, 

M'Nair  and  Bowie,  [pu.]  42,  Brunswick-st 

M'Naught  Duncan,  62,  Bell-st. 

M'Naughtan  G.and  T.(g.)  85  Candlerigg-st 

M'NeilJ.  and  Co.  83,  Bell-st. 

M'Phun  Daniel  and  Son,  73  Stirling-st, 

M'Phun  Peter,  [m-i  ]  1,  Ingram-st. 

M'Vey  John  and  Co.(mu.)  27, Hutcheson-st 

M'Whannell  Jn.  &Co.[mu.]3  Garthland-st. 

Mair  John  and  Co.  [mu.]  38  Argyle-st. 

Maitland  James,  (mu.)  north  Albion-court 

Marshall  Wm.  [sh.]  31,  Bell-st. 

Marshall  James,  33  Candlerigg-st. 

Marshall,  Couper  and  Co.  (mu.)  57  Bruns- 
wick-st. 

Meikle  John,  100  Hospital-st. 

Miller  and  Birkmire,  (mu.)64  Brunswick-st 

Miller  Robert,  mn.  (and  pii.)  37,  Bell-st. 

Mitchell  T.and  M.and  Co.[mu.]  Mitchell-st 

Mitchell  Alexander,  (mu.)  11,  Candlerigg-st 

Mitchell  John,  [mu.]  17  Tron-gate 

Monach  Robert,  82,  Stirling-st. 

Monteith  J.andR.  (calicoes  by  power  looms) 
4  Montrose-st. 

Monteith  Henry  and  Co.  (ban.)  26  Geo.-st, 

Monteath  James,[mu.]  60  Queen-st. 

Moodie  and  Harley,  (mu.)  37  Bell-st. 

Mudie  Robert  and  Co.  7  Montrose-st. 

Muir  Thomas,  Candlerigg-ct. 

Muir,  Brown  and  Co.  [pu,  gi.  ban.  and  cal. 


by  power    looms]    190,   Tron-gate  and 
H  utcheso  n- town 

Mutrie  D.  and  Sons,    [mu.]   80,   Argjde-st. 

Naismith  Wm.&Co.(mu.)29,St.Andrews-sq. 

Nicholson  and  Buist,[mu.]  42  Brunswick-st 

OgilvieJ.  and  Co.  (mu.)  6  Bell  st. 

Ovington  and  Wilkinson,  [mu.]  66  Ingram-st 

Paterson,   Jainieson  and  Co    (pu.   and  gi.) 
44  St.  Andrew-st. 

Paterson  James,  jun.  7  Montrose-st, 

Paton  Alexander  and  Co.  8  Stirling-st. 

Patrick  Wm,  26  Bell-st. 

Pattison  J.  and  W.  87,  Glassford-st. 

Penman  John,  101  Candlerigg-st. 

Phillips  Lawrence,  Garthland-st. 

Pollock  Wm.  and  John,  (mu.)    76  Hutche- 
son-st. 

Pollock  J.  and  M.  (ran.)  51  Hutcheson-st. 

Pollock  James  and  Son,  (mu.)  n.  Albion-ct. 

Porteous  J.  P.  and  Co,  [mu.]    32  Hutche- 
son-st. 

Preston  M.  and  J.  72   George-st. 

Provau  David   and     Co.  [gi.  and  pu.]    29 
Brnnswick-st. 

Ralston  James,  [pu.]  12  Stirling-st. 

Reid  J.  and  A.  (mu.)  52  St.  Andrew-square 

Reid  Andrew,  [mti]  36  St,  Andrew-square 

Richardson  Elinor,  28  Glassford-st. 

Riddell  Robert,  (mu.)  26  Virginia-st. 

Risk  Robert,  26  Bell-st. 

Ritchie  A.  and  J.  (mu.)   11  Hutcheson-st. 

Robertson  and  Wigham,  south  Hanover-st. 

Robertson  J.  and  A,  72  Brunswick-st. 

Robertson  Wm.  [mu.]  27  Hutcheson-st. 

Rutherford  George  and  Co,    [mu.]  24  Stir- 
ling-st. 

Samuel  Thomas,  7  Cochran-st. 

Sandiland  Thomas,  [mu.]  18  High-st. 

Scott  Wm,  and  Co.  [mu.]  1  Ingram-st. 

Shand  W.  and  A.[mu.]6  south  Frederick-st 

Shedden  Wm.  &  Co   [mu.]  72  Brunswick-st 

Shields  David,  [mu.]  62  Bell-st. 

Simpson  James,  (pu.)  8  sooth  Frederick-st. 

Simpson  Wra.  (ch.  and  pu.)  9  s.  Frederick-st 

Smith  and  Hunter,  Smiths-court 

Smith  and  Craig  (mu)  29  Brunswick-st. 

Smith  Andrew,  (f.  m.)  14  Stirling-st. 

Smith  James,  (mu.)  29  Stirling-st, 

Snell  William,  59  Candlerigg-st. 

Steel  John  and  Co.  (mu.)  n.  Albion-court 

Stephenson  &  Campbell,  (mu.)  59  Queen-st. 

Stevenson  Hew,  [g,]  21  Montrose-st. 

Stevenson  James,  (mu.)   141  Tron-gate 

Stevenson  Alexander,  [mu.]  St.  Andrew-sq. 

Stiven,  Blair  &  Co.  (mu,)  33  St. Andrew-sq. 

Struihers  John   and  Co.   (mu.)  81  Bruns- 
wick-st. 

Summerville  John  a  Sons,  24  St. Audrew-sq 

Tassie  James  and  Thos.fgi.)  3  Montrose-st. 

Thomson  John,  sen,  46,  High-st. 

Thomson  Robert,  (ch.)  20,  St,  Andrew-sq.  • 

Thomson  Rt.  and  Son,   (mu)  Adelphi-place 

Thjmson   and  Paterson,    (mu.)  8,    Garth- 
land-st. 

Towers  James  and  Co.  33,  Cochran-st. 

TurnbuU  John  &  Co.  (pu.)2.-l,  St.  Andrew^st 

TurnbuU  A.  and  J.  (mu.)  15,  Candlerigg-st 


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Turner  James,  (mu.)  11,  Candlerigg-sq. 
Ure  and  Moateith,  (mu.)  59,  St.AndreW-Sf^ 
Ure  M.  and  Co.  Virginia-buildings 
Urqnhart  J.  and  R.  (mu.)  19,  Stirling-sq. 
Waddoll  Thomas,  [mu.)  10,  St.  Aadrcw-sq. 
Walker  John,  94,  Candlerigg-st. 
Walker,  Knox,  and  Co.  23  St,  Andrew-st. 
Walker  Gabriel,  (f.  m.)  169  Montrose-st. 
Walker  Robert,   ipu.)   Commercial-court 
Wall  Robert  &  Co.  (mu,)  36,  Candlerigg-st 
Wallace  and  Veitcb,  48,  St,  Andrew-scjuare 
Wallace  James,   (tam.  mu.)  12,  Stirling-sq. 
Warden,  Walker  and  Hill,  (mu.)  27,   Hut- 

cbeson-.st. 
Wardrop,    Wliite  and   Murray,    (mu.)  71, 

Hutcheson-st. 
Warren  Alexander,  (mu.)  141,  Tron-gate 
Waters  Andrew,  [mu.]  27,  Hutcheson-st. 
Watson  Robert,  26,  Bell-st. 
Watson  George,  (ch.)  5,  Salt-market 
Watson  Wm.  (rau.)  113,  George-st. 
Wa(«('u  John,  jut>.  (mu.}  162,  Montrose-st, 
Watt  Thomas,  26,  Bell-st. 
Watt  Robert  and  Co.  36,  Candleriggs 
Weir  and  Sm'.th,  (mu.)  21,  Glassford-st. 

WbitLS,  Urquliavls  and  Co.  Commercial-st. 

Wilkie  James,  (mu.)   6,  south  Frederick-st. 

Wilson  P.  and  R.  29,  Brnnswick-st. 

Wilson  Wm.  and  Co.  11)7,  Nelson-st. 

Wingate  John  &  Jas[mu.]72,  Brunswick-st 

Wise  Robert,  [mu.]  north  Albion-st. 

Wood  Francis,  [ch.]  3,  Cochran-st. 

Woodrow  J.  and  J.  94,  Candlerigg-st. 

Wright  and  Williamson,   [mu.]  15,  Candle- 
rigg-st. 

Wylie  James,  [mu.]  6,  Bell-st. 

Yuille  Geo.  and  Co,  [mu,]  29, Brunswick-st 
Manufacturers   of  Heddles. 

Graham  Archibiild,  72,  Wilson-st. 

Hyie  Vv'illiam,  19,  Troii-gate 

Lochead  Wm   23,  St.  Andrews-lane 

Low  W.  A.  Burnside-lane 

Sahnond  John,  [lamp  wicks]  42,  Bell-st. 
Mathematical  Instriiinent   Makers, 

Brown  Andrew,  32,  Main-st.  Gorbals 

Fiulav  Wm.  65,  George-st. 

Gardner  John,  Old-vennal 

Gardners,  Jamieson  and  Co.  43,  BcU-st. 

Sym  James,  236,  High-st. 

Ure  Wm.  Stockwell-st. 

BIeasurers,(See  also  Land  Surveyors) 

BlythJohn,  117,  Salt-market 

Brown  A.  6,  Gallow-gate 

"Harvey  James,  102,  Salt-markpt  '' 

M'Callum  D.  sen.  32,  Stockwell-st. 

M'Ewan  John,  40,  Stockwell-st. 

M'lnlyre  Donald,  256,  High-st. 

Sands  John,  Croy- place 

Merchants. 

Agnew  John,  14,  Stirling-square 

Aitcheson  John,  Melville-pl. 

Aitken  and  Orr,  70,  lugram-st. 

Alexander  Jas.  Paul  and  Co.  62,  Tron-gate 

Allison  Joseph,  23,  Brunswick-st. 

Anderson  W.  G.  2,  Virginia-st. 

Anderson  and  M'lntosh,  23,  Brunswick-pL 


ArnottThos.  19,  Cochran-st. 

Arrott  Colin  and  Co.  127,  Trrn-gate 

Arthur  Thos.  and  Rt.  11,  John-st. 

Arthur  Archibald,  26,  Bell-st, 

Aucbincloss  Jas.  12,  Wilson-st. 

An  Id  Patrick,  59,  Queen-st. 

Baird  Wm.  119,  Gallow-gate 
,Balderstou  A.    and   R,   and  Co.  [commis,} 
52,  Virginia-st. 

Baanatyne  N-  Smithfield,  Broomielaw 

Barclay  Arthur  and  Co.  4,  Queen-st. 

Bell  Wm.  126,  Stockwell-st. 

Berry  John,  1,  Moore-place 

Borry,  Bogle  and  Co.  Tontine-buildings 

Black  .fas.  and  Co.  14,  Miiler-st, 

BlackieWm.  and  Co.  [commis.] 37,  Miller-st 

Bogie  Jas.  and  Co.  Antigua-place 

Bogle  Rt.  and  Co.  [W.  I.]  12,  Queen- st. 

Bo?le  Christie  and  Co,  Antiqua-place 

Boyd  Dunlop,  23,  Queen-st. 

Boyd  John,  83,  Tron-gate 

Brock  Walter  and  Co,  59,  Wilson-st. 

Brown  John  and  Co.  44,  Miller-st. 

Brown  Peter  and  Co.  28,  Virginia-st. 

Brown  &  Watson,  1 ',  s,  Albion-st. 

Brown,  Baird  and  Co.  78,  Tron-gate 

Brown  Rt.  jun.  45,  Vi>-ginia-st. 

Buchanan,  Brown  &  Co.  56..  Candlerigg-st. 

Campbell  John,  sen,  and  Co.  Buchanan-st, 

Campbell  Colin,  14  s.  Hanover-st. 

Campbell,  Rivers  and  Co.  47  Virginia-st, 

Campbell,  Clark  and  Co.  Antigua-place 

Campbell,  Young  and  Co.  107  Nelson-st, 
Campbell  Andrew,  Tontine-buildings 
Carrick  J.  A.  and  R  33  Virginia-st. 
Carrick  Hutchison,  3  s,  Frederick-st. 
Carrick  Wm.  10  Stirling-square 
Caw,  Neil  and  Saml.  52  Brnnswick-st. 
Chalmers  Alex,  and  Co.  58,  Ingram-st. 
Chalmers  Jas.  31  Ingram-st. 
Charles  Jas.  and  Co.  46,  Miller-st. 
Clark  Wm.  and  Gillespie,  2d  Miller-st. 
Connell  D.  and  J.  36  Virginia-st. 
Corbelt  Peter,  46,  Hutcheson-st. 
Craig  Rt.  59,  Queen-st. 
Craig  Andrew  46,  Milier-st. 
Crawford  Jas.  and  Co.  Antigua-place 
Croil  Wm.  and  Co.  13  Brunswick-place 
Crom  Wm,  22  Tron-gate 
Crombie  and  Carnegie,  22  Virginia-st, 
Dalglish  W.  and  J.  44  Bell-st. 
Davidson  and  Spiers,  15  St.  Andrew's-sq. 
Dennistoun  Rt.  and  Co,  Buchanan-st. 
Dennistoun  G.  and  R,[W,  I.]  175  Tron-gt. 
Dennistoun,  Buchanan  and  Co,  36,  Candle- 
rigg-st,. 
Dennistoun  J.  and  A.  162  Montrose-st, 
Denny  D.  and  A.  and  Co.  175  Tron-gate 
Dingwall  Wm,  28  Brunswick-place 
Debbie  Andrew  and  Co.  Wilson-st, 
Donaldson  Ja».  54  Wilson-st, 
Dougall  Dugald  &Co,(commis.)Turners-ct. 
Douglas  J.  T.  &  A.  &  Co.  51,  Virginia-st, 
Downie  John  and  Son,  Melville-place 
Drew  Wm,  9  Nelson-st, 
Duncan  John  jun.  and  Co.  fcommis.)   1  s. 
Frederick-st. 


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Duolop  Boyle,  23  Queen-st. 

Eason,  Alston  and  Co.  13  Queen-st. 

Easton  Rt.  44  Bell-st. 

Eccles  Rt.  and  Co,  [W.  I.]  Aat%ua-place 

Eccles  VVm.  and  Jas.  (W.  1.)  Autigua-place 

Edgars  and  Lyon,  [W.  I]  11  lugram-st. 

E'.legoodand  Smith,  169  Montrose-st. 

Ever  and  Gilchri'jt,  Tontiue-back-buildings 

Evving  Jas.  and  Co.  [VV.  I.]  13  Ingram-st. 

Ewhi^,  May  and  Co.  29  Argyle-st. 

Farquhar  Alex.  Melville-place 

Findlay,   Duff  and  Co.  Virginia-buildings 

Finlay  Kirkman,  17  Queen-st. 

Finlay  Jas.  aud  Co.  14  Queen-st. 

Finlay  and  Neilson,  Stirling-square 

Finlayson  E.  Clyde-terrace 

Flen3ing  Alex,  (commis  ;  36   Candlerigg-st. 

Fleming  Richai'd,  Caiidlerigg-court 

"Fleming  and  Hope,  60  Brunswick-st. 

Fleming  John,  14  Stirling-square 

Fleming  Bowm.Hn,  73  Brunswick-st. 

Fleming  Matthew  and  Co.  110  George-st. 

Freeland  John  and  Co.  52  Wilson-st. 

Fyffe  Jas.  18  Miller-st. 

FyflFe  John  and  Co.  14  Stirling-square 

Garden  Francis,  23,  Virginia-st. 

Garden  H.  W.  west  Nile-st. 

Garden  R'--.  12,  York-st. 

Gardner  John,  39,  Miller-st. 

Gatherell  George,  8,Adelphi-st. 

Gilchrist  Hugh,  52,  Virginia-st. 

Gillespie  Colin,  26,  Miller-st. 

Gowan  Rt,  13,  Brunswick-st. 

Graham  Wm.  &  Brothers,  14,  Stirling-sq. 

Graham,  Bell  &   Co.  (Newfoundland)  II, 

n.  Albion-st. 
Graham  J.  &  D.  50,  Nelson-st. 
Grant  Patrick,  18,  Brunswick-place 
Grant  Thos.  28,  St.  Andrew-square 
Grieison  and  M'Kinlay,  107,  Nelson-st. 
Gnmprecht  J.  74,  Brunswick-st. 
Haddow  Rt.  34,  Miller-st. 
Hamilton,  Gilbert  &  Co.  23,  Queen-st. 
Hamilton  Archibald  &  Co.  78,  Tron-gate 
Hamilton  and  M'Farlane,  23,  Qneen-st. 
Hamilton  Jas.  sen.  &  Co.  19,  Gallow-gate 
Henderson  1.  E.  &  Co,  46,  Miller-st. 
Henderson,  M'Laren  and  Co.Candlerigg-st. 
Henderson  R,  &  J.  13,  s.  Frederick-st, 
Henderson  George,  6,  St,  Enoch's-sqr. 
Henshaw  John  &  Co.  13,  Miller-st. 
Herbertson  Alex.  76,  Hutcheson-st. 
Hervey  R.  &  A,  &  Co.  38,  Wilson-st. 
Hoggart  Rt.  &  Co.  14,  Ingram-st. 
Hopkirk,  Cunninham  &  Co.  (W.  I.)  11,  n. 

Albion-st, 
Hopkirk  Thos.  50,  Wilson-st. 
Hunter  George,  60,  Queen-st. 
Hutchison  John,  Melville-place 
Hutchison  John,  3,  south  Frederick-st. 
Irvine  Wm.  27,  John-st, 
Jamieson,  M'Crackaud  &  Co. Antigua-place 
Johnston  Wm.  150,  Montrose-st. 
Kidston  Wm,  &  Sons,  6,  Queen-st. 
Kidston  Richard,  6,  Queen-st. 
Kilbee  &  Routlcdge,  49,  Ingram-st. 


Kingan  and  Walkinshaw,  Albion-st. 

Kirkland  John  &  Son,  44,  Wilson-st. 

Laird  David  &  Co.  36,  Candlcrigg-st. 

Lamb  Kerr  &  Co.  10,  Stirling-square 

Liimond  Alex.  69,  Glassford-st. 

Lancaster  Thos.  &  Co.  [commis,]  23,  Vir- 
ginia-st. 

Landale  John  &  Co,  63,  Ingram-st. 

Lawson  Archibald,  8,  Stirling-st. 

Leckie  Wm.  and  Co.  137,  Stockwell-st. 

Leitch  &  Smith,  145,  George-st. 

Leslie  &  Reid,  43,  Ingram-st. 

Liddle  Wm,  13-,  Stirling-square 

Livingston  Angus,  22,  Argyle-st. 

Lothian  Geo.  and  Co.  42,  Brunswiok-st. 

Lowrie  &  Hamilton,  78,  Tron-gate 

M'Adam  Peter,  26,  Bell-st. 

M'Afi&e  D.  and  Co.  11,  St.  Andrew-sq, 

M'Arthur  John,  49,  Ingram-st. 

M'Bean,  Smith  and  Co.  47,  Glsssford-st. 

M'Call  Jobn&  Co,  [gen.  coai.]42,  Miller-st 

M'Call  &  Connell  35,  Virginia-st. 

M'Caul  John  and  Sons,  599,  Argyle-st. 

M'Coll  Archibald,  42,  Brun:iwiek-st. 

M'Cullcch  Rt.  (linen)  34,  Tron-gate 

M'Culloch,  Dewar  &  Co.  22,  St.  Andrew-st 

M'Donald&  Halket  (W.  I.)  10,Queea-st. 

M'F'ariane  Rt.  and  Co.  23,  Queen-st. 

M'Farlane  John,  67,  Brunswick-st. 

M'Farlane  John,  8,  Ingram-st. 

M' Farquhar  Jas.  Antigua-place 

M'Fie  Dugald,  36,  Candlerigg-st. 

M'Gavin  Rt.  and  Co,  (com.)  44  51  and  70, 
Brunswick-st. 

M'Gavin  and  Lamb,  37,  Virginia-st. 

M'Gill  Francis,  29,  Brunswick-st, 

M'Goun  Duncan,  150,  Montrose-st. 

M'Gowan  Jas.  and  Co.  169,  George*s-sq, 

M'Gregor  Malcom,  20,  Brunswick-place 

M'Gregor  John,  26,  Brunswick-place 

M'Inroy  Barker  and  Co.  [W,  1.]  Virginia- 
buildings 
M'Intosh  Andrew,  41,  Glassford-st. 
M'fntosh  Chas.  jun.  41,  Glassford-st. 
M'Kenzie  and  Campbell,  21,  Virginia-bldgs; 
M'Kenzie  Danl.  &  Co.(soap,  &c.)26,King-st 
M'Kenzie  Lawrence,  7,  Stirling-sq, 
M'Kie  John,  25,  Brunswick-st. 
M'Limont  R,  94,  (Candlerigg-st. 
M'Nabb,  M'Farlane  and  Co.  48,  Miller-st. 
M'Nabb  Archibald,  iun,6,  St,  Enoch's-sq. 
M'Nair  Jas.  48,  Queen-st. 
M'Nair  and  Bowie,  42,  Brunswick-St. 
Marshall  Jas.  12,  Wilson-st. 
Maxwell  Wm.  18,  Buchanan-st. 
MenziesJas.  [fishj  2,  Jaraaica-st. 
Middleton  aud  Tenneni,  79,  Stirling-st. 
Millar  J.  H.  27,  Hutcheson-st. 
Miller  John  and  Co.  37,  Brunswick-place 
Mills  Wm.  127,  Tron-gate 
Moffatl  Jas.  and  Co.  37,  Virginia-st. 
Monteith  Henry  and  Co.  26,  George-st. 
Morris,    Kinnear  and   Co.  [W,   I.]  57,  St, 

Andrew-st. 
Morris  Alex,  74,  Wilson-st. 
Muir,  Brown  &  Co.  190,  Tron-gate 
Muir  dad  Fairlie,  13,  south  Albiou-sq. 


150 


GLASGOW. 


Muir  R,  H.  (cotton)  71,  Ingram-st. 

Muirhead  Michael  and  Sons,^.[W.  I.]  21, 
Glassford-st. 

Miinro  George,  10,  Queen-st. 

Murdoch  John,  [com.  spi.  and  coals]  Mel- 
ville-place 

Neilson  and  Hunter,  125,  John-st. 

Neilson,  Ure  and  Co,  125,  John-st. 

Newall  Archibald,  4,  Virginia-st. 

Nic5'cl  R.  Turners-crt.  Argyle-st. 

Oswald  A.  and  Sons,  112,  Stockwell-st. 

Owen  Rt.  and  Co,  5,  Manhatton-buildings 

Parker  John,  Wallace-crt. 

Pa*;erson  Archibald,  10,  Queen-st. 

Pattison  Matthew  &  Co.  21,  Virginia  bldgs 

Pattison  J.  and  W,  105,  Tron-gate 

Pearson  John,  112,  Stockwell-st, 

Peebles  and  Thomson,  29,  Stirling-st. 

Penney  Wm.  39,  Wilson-st. 

Perry  Wm.  43,  Ingram-st. 

Pinkerton  Jas.  sen.  (com.)  7,  Queen-st. 

Playfair  Patrick  and  Jas.  (W.  I.)  196, 
George-st. 

Pollock,  Gilmour  and  Co.  119,  Stockwell-st 

Pott  and  M'Millan,  6,  St.  Andrew-square 

Provand  C.  M.  and  Co.(W.  I.)31,  Miller-st 

Reid  and  Whiteman,  48,  Hutcheson-st, 

Ritchie  John,  11,  Hutcheson-st. 

Roberton  J.  and  W.  12,  Wilson-st. 

Robertson  Jas.  17,  Queen-st, 

Robertson  John,  54,  Bruuswick-st. 

Robertson  Jas.  and  Co.  51,  Bell-st. 

Robertson  Jas.  and  Co.  Melville-place 

Rodger  James,  64,  Wilson-st. 

Ross  and  Brown,  50,  Nelson-st. 

Ross  John,  12,  south  Albion-st. 

Russell  and  Young,  (com.)  Antigua-place 

Russell  Hector,  44,  St,  Andrew-sq. 

Schwabe  and  Gobert,  74,  Brunswick-st. 

Scott  Rt,  27,  St.  Andrew-st. 

Scott  Wni.  and  Co.  76,  Hntcheson-st. 

Scott  Wra.  and  Co.  1,  Ingram-st. 

Senioi-  Joshua  and  Son,  34,  Brunsvvick-st. 

Shaw  Jas.  and  David,  28,  King-st, 

Shedden  John  and  Co.  41,  Nelson-st. 

Sim  David,  Melville-place 

SloaneJas.  and  Co.  42,  Brunswick-st. 

Smellie  George  and  Co.  11,  Cand!erigg-st. 

Smith  Wm.  and  Browns,  38,  Miller-st. 

Smith  W.  and  A.  (woollen;  21,  High-st. 

Spears  Rt.  78,  Trongate 

Stewart  Thos.  Glasgow-field,  Townhead 

Stewart  Jas.  24,  St.  Andrew-st. 

Stirling,  Gordon  and  Co.  18,  Miller-st. 

Tennent  and  Wood,  162,  Montrose-st. 

Thomson  Andrew,  37,  Brunswick-st. 

Thornburu  George,  21,  Virginia-buildings 

Towers  Jas.  and  Co,  33,  Cochran-st. 

TurnbuU  S.  Manhattan-buildings 

Ure  John  and  Sons,  35,  Candlerigg-st. 

Urquhart  John  and  Robt.  10,  Stirling-sq. 

Walker  David,  164,  Tron-gate 

Walrond  Theodore,  8,south  Frederick-st. 

Warden  A.  and  Son,  47,  Virginia-st. 

Wardrop,  Wliyte  and  Co.  Wallace-crt. 

Wardrop,  David  and  Co.  78,  Tron-gate 

Watson  Jas.  Post-Office-court 


Watson  W.  and  J.  and  Co.  36,  Virginia-st, 

Webster  John,  58,  Bell-st. 

Weighton,  Gray  and  Co.  Stirling-Square 

Whitehead  John,  Antigua-place 

Wil:<on  Samuel,  Alston-st. 

Wilson  Jas,  and  Co.  (com.)  32,  Virginia-st. 

Wiseman  John  and  Co.  24,  Stirling-st. 

Wotherspoon  Matthew,  31,  Virginia-st. 

Wright  Hay,  27,  Miller-st. 

Merchant,  Tailors, 
Armour  David,  Mitchell-st. 
Barclay  John,  102,  Tron-gate 
Brown  and  Smellie,  5,  Salt-market 
Brown  John,  113,  John-st. 
Cairns  John,  119,  Salt-market 
Cairns  Jas.  148,  Salt-market 
Campbell  Jas.  164,  Tron-gate 
Cameron  Allan,  153,  Salt-market 
Coates  and  Walker,  2,  Maxwell-st. 
Ferguson  and  Stewart,  633,  Argyle-st- 
Ferguson  Duncan,  40,  Salt-market 
Ferguson  A.  and  J.  137,  Salt-market 
Fulton  Rt.  60,  Salt-market 
Gibson  R.  and  Son,  49,  Tron-gate 
Graham  John,  9,  Tron-gate 
Gray  David,  22,  Tron-gate 
Gunn  Wm.  22,  Tron-gate 
Hamilton  Wm.  118,  Salt-market 
Has  well  Samuel,  113,  Tron-gate 
Hunter  Geoi-ge,  178,  Tron-gate 
Jardine  Wm.  154,  Tron-gate 
Lawson  John,  17,  Stockwell-st. 
Leadbeater  D.  &  J,  62,  Salt-market 
Lockhart  John  &Son,  29,  Argvle-st. 
M'CoU  Hugh,  43,  Salt-market" 
M'Donald  Robt.  &  Son,  Melville-place 
M'Donald,  Alex.  173,  Salt-market 
M'Ewan  Daniel,  13,  Tron-gate 
M'Farlane  Jas.  &  Co.  87,  Hutcheson-st.    ' 
M'Kinnon  Hugh,  1,  Tron-gate 
Muir  E.  59,  Salt-market 
Newlands  John,  33,  St,  Andrew-st. 
Newlands  John,  103,  Gallow-gate 
Roberton  R.  D.  636,  Argyle-st. 
Ross  A.  &  J.  34,  Argyle-st. 
Stubbs  J.  S.  56,  Miller-st. 
Taylor  and  Singer,  5,  Salt-market 
Thomson  Wra.  131,  Tron-gate 
Watson  Wm.  3,  King-st. 
Wood  Andrew,  604,  Argyle-crt. 

Messengers . 
Brown  John,  22,  Tron-gate 
Brownlie  Jas.  10,  Bridge-gate 
Cameron  Hugh,  Reid's-court 
Cumming  Jas.  Princes-st. 
Forsyth  Robt.  268,  High-st. 
Fnllarton  Alexander,  37,  Brunswick-st.   • 
Gordon  Chas.  Bridge-gate 
Hall  Richard,  23,  Stockwell 
Henderson  John,  Tontine-buildings 
Hannay  John,  43,  Tron-gate 
Inglis  Wm.  Crown-point 
Kelly  Robt.  26,  Nelson-st. 
M'Callum  John,  126,  Salt-market 
M'Clelland  Humphrey,  13,  Tron-gate 
M'Ewan  Wm.32,  Nelson-st. 
M'Fadyen  John,  44,  Bell-st. 


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Maxwell,  Alex.  Bri^geton  I 

Mitchell  Thos.  150,  Tron-gate 

Morgan  \Vm,37,  Brunswick-st. 

Neil  John,  150,  Tron-gate 

Russell  Alex.  26,  Nelson-st, 

Smith  Peter,  High-st. 

Stewart  Peter,  26,  Salt-market(writer)  44, 

Bell-st. 
Stewart  W.  at  Taylors  and  Gardner's 
Turnbull  Archibald,  Market-lane 
Turner  Alex.  Melville-place 
Turner  Stewart,  150,  Tron-gate 
AVilson  Andrew,  Salt-market 

Milliners. 
Adam  Jas.  64,  Nelson-st. 
Allan  aadM'Kinzie,  54,  Argyle-st. 
Binning  Mary,  1,  Nelson-st. 
Binning  Agnes,  120,  Nelson-st. 
Black  M.  2,  St.  Vincent-place 
Blaikley  David,  15,  Bell-st. 
Cameron  Mary,  64,  Bell-st. 
Clason  M.  &  S.  595,  Argyle-st. 
Davidson  Jannette,  71,  Bell-st. 
Duncan  Jean,  277,  George-st. 
Ferguson  Uphemia,  25,  Tron-gate 
Gilchrist  Mary,  84,  Bell-st. 
Glen  J.  and  Co.  22,  Bell-st. 
Hannah  Isabella,  18,  Nelson-st, 
Henderson  M.  19,  Hutcheson-st. 
Jones  Ann,  20  Nelson-st. 
Kennedy  Elizabeth,  34,  George-st. 
Lawson  C.  and  Co.  22,  Nelson-st. 
Lethem  Margt.  20,  Bell-st. 
M'Callum  and  Son,  92,  Hutcheson-st. 
M'Farlane  M.  R.  89,  Hutcheson-st. 
M'Innes  M,  2,  Nelson-st. 
M' Lean  Isabella,  143,  High-st. 
M,Moran  C.  137,  Argyle-st. 
Miller  Margt,  144,  Salt-market 
Muir  Margt.  73,  Bell-st. 
Munro  Ann,  10,  George-st. 
Neilson  Mary,  14,  Bell-st. 
Pattison  M.  and  A;  255,  George-st, 
Pattisons  M,  and  M.  63,  Argyle-st. 
Reid  M,  187,  Gallow-gate 
Stirret  Mary,  66,  Bell-st. 
Williamson  Jas.  594,  Argyle-st. 
Wills  and  Magnire,  103,  Salt-market 
Wilson  M.  Argyle-st. 
Young  Mary,  60,  Bell-st. 

Millwrights, 
See  also  Engineers,  and  Machine  Makers. 
Currie  Jas.  57,  Thistle-st. 
DunlopJohn,  16,  Jamaica-st. 
M'Arthur  Duncan,  [&  Engineer]  Broomielaw 
Paton  John,  33,  Cochran-st. 

Music,  Professors  if  Dealers. 
Anderson  Jas.  [pro.]  80,  Brunswick-st. 
Barr  J,  59,  Glassford-st. 
CummingM.  [music  pro]  17,  Hutcheson-st. 
De  Monti,  C.  J.  A.  595,  Argyle-st. 
Donaldson  &  M'Feat,  50,  Glassford-st. 
Keith  Malcolm,  [pro.]  40,  Tron-gate 
M'Fadyen  Jno,  [music  &insts.]30,Wilson-st 
May  J.  A.  [dealer  &  pro.]  3,  Argyle-st. 
Mirrlees  Robt,  [organ  builder]  64,  Ingram-st 


Robertson  John,  17,  College-st. 

Robinson  J.  [pro.]  62,  Tror.-gate 

Steven  Jas.  [music  &insts.]  35,  Wilson-st. 

Taylor  Joseph,  18,  Hutcheson-st. 

Taylor  John,  (inst.  maker)  71,  Hutcheson-st 

Weir  John,  [pro.]  35,  George-st. 

Muslin  Warehouses,  {Wholesale  and 

Retail.) 
Barclay  and  Smith,  18,  High-st. 
Campbell  J.  &  W.  &  Co.  5,  Salt-market 
Chisholm  Henrietta,  126,  Tron-gate 
Fowler  Andrew,  428,  Gallow-gate 
Frazer  John,  25,  Tron-gate 
M'Cubbin  John,  13,  Tron-gate 
Paterson  Alex,  123,  Tron-gate 
Scales  John,  (wh,  &  retail)  92,Candlerigg-st 

'  Newspapers, 
Chronicle,  D.  Prentice  and  Co    (Tuesday, 

Thursday  and  Saturday)  59,  Nelson-st. 
Courier,  Wm.  Reid  and  Co.   (Tues.  Thurs. 

and  Saturday)  near  the  Cross 
Herald,  Samuel  Hunter  and  Co.  (Monday 

and  Friday)  44,  Bell-st. 
Journal,  D.  Prentice  and  Co.  (Wednesday) 

59,  Nelson-st, 

Nursery  Men  5f  Seed  Merchants. 
Allan  Alex.  69,  High-st. 
Andrew  John,  (seeds)  Anderston-walk 
Austin  and  M'x\slan,  114,  Tron-gate 
Brown  Wm.  84,  Tron-gate 
Cowan  and  Co.  19,  Argyle-st. 
Mitchell  David,  161,  George-st. 
WUliamisoi)  Jas.  56,  Tron-gate 
Oil  if  Colour  Merchants,  Sf  Dealers. 
Baird  Jas,  17,  Brunswick-place 
Brown  Wm,  103,  Tron-gate 
Gordon  John,  5  &  8,  John-st. 
Liddell  Archibald,    10,   Queen-st.   &  iOI, 

Tron-gate 
M'Fadyen  D.  59,  Tron-gate 
Storer  Jas.  378,  Gallow-gate 
Painters,    Historic,     Portrait    and 

Miniature. 
Henderson  A.  [portrait]  54,  Argyle-st. 
Knox  M.  (panorama)  Sauchiehall-road 
Knox  J.  (drawing  master)  40,  Dunlop-st. 
Lawrence  T.  (portrait)  15,  Stock well-st. 
M'Culloch  Daniel,  113,  Tron-gate 
M'Intyre  Wm.  621,  Argyle-st. 
M'Leod  Donald,  17,  Hutcheson-st. 
Paillou  P.  (miniature)  2,  Queen-st. 

Painters  Home  and  Sign. 
Blair  A.  and  Son,  9,  Argyle-st. 
Buchanan  Wm.  68  and  70,  Hutchison-st. 
Buchanan  John,  25,  Tron-gate 
Craig  Isabel,  43,  Candlerigg-st. 
Donald  John,  275,  High-st. 
Dougal  D.  5Q,  Bride-gate 
Easton  and  Scott,  164,  Tron-gate 
Fergus  Wm,  24,  John-st. 
Fisher  Robert,  13,  Hospital-st. 
Forbes  A.  2,  High-st, 
Harbut  Matthew,  28,  Broad-close 
Hastie  Wm.  1.3,  Tron-gate 
Johnston  Chas.  &  Son.  28,  Hutchinson-st, 


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Johnston  Chas.  439,  Gallow-gate 

Kennedy  and  Sidney,  33,  Stockvvell 

Linn  James,  York-place 

M'Cree  Wm.  47,  Ring-st. 

M'Kenzie  Duncan,  20,  Salt-market 

Mackie  John,  28,  Stockwell-st. 

M'Lardy  A.  and  W.  38,  Candlerigg-st. 

M'Millan  Hugh,  21,  Glassford-st. 

Mitchell  James,  84,  King-st. 

Murray  Angus,  5.95,  Argyle-st- 

Porteous  Jn.  Buchanan-ct.   175,  Tron-gate 

Rohertson  Wm,  39,  Gallow-gate 

Salmond  Peter  and  Co.  140,  Stockwell-st. 

Tassie  Robert,  32,  Canon-st. 

Whyte  Bernard,  (&  glazier)  168,  Salt-mar. 

Paper  Makers  and  Warehouses, 
Campbell  D.  &  A.  29,  Arg5'le-?t. 
Collins  J.  &  E.  (Dalmuir)  32,  Bell-st. 
Ferguson  Mary,  (Airdriej  103,  King-st. 
Harris  James,  32,  Bell-st. 
Jaffray  Rt.    (agent  for  Aberdeen  Co.)  32, 

Stcckwell  St. 
M'Gowan  Archibald,  157,  Stockwell-st. 
M'Nair  Alexander,  33,  Bell-st, 
Muir  Archibald  &  Co.  22,  Prinees-st. 
Russell  &  M'Arthur,  (Dalmuirj  75,  Bell-st 
Weir  and  Kennedy,  10  and  11,  Argyle-st. 

Paper  (Machine)  Rulers, 
Clarke  George,  107,  Old-wynd 
Reid  Richard,  316,  High-st. 
Sharpe  Alex  72,  Tron-gate 

Paper  Stainers. 
Connell  M.  (coloured  papers)  little  Hamil- 

ton-st. 
Ingles  Alex,  (marble  paper)  Lawson-court, 

Tron-gate 

Pattern  Drawers  and  Print  Block 
Cutters. 
Buchanan  Rt.  Tontine-close 
Hamilton  William,  22,  Tron-gate 
Humphries  Wm.  22,  Tron-gate 
Innis  Wm.  22,  Princes-st. 
Keith  Wm.  Salt-market 
M'Clelland  James,  29,  Brunswick-st, 
Maxwell  Andrew,  10,  Bell-st. 
Milne  Alexander,  22,  Tron-gate 
Murdoch  Samuel,  36,  Nelsnn-st. 
Murphy  John,  8,  Nelson-st. 
Scott  James,  High-st. 
Strahan  Rt.  168,  Salt-market 

Pawnbrokers. 
Graham  John,  68,  Bell-st. 
M'Lachlan  R.  and  W,  47,  King-st- 
Richardson  and  Co.  155,  Salt- market 
Steel  Elizabeth,  159,  Salt-market 
Stewart  W.  and  Co.  25,  Gallow-gate 

Perfumers. 
Barton  James,  128,  George-st. 
Burton  D.  (and  toys)  58,  Glassford-st. 
Gilmour  A,  27,  Brunswick-place 
M'Bryd  Malcom,  617,  Argyle-st. 
Milne  Charles,  57,  Argyle-st. 
Urquhart  H.  and  Co.  8,  Hutcheson-st. 
Walker  John,  22,  Glassford-st. 
Wright  James,  39,  King-st. 


Periodical  Publishers, 

Ellis  James,  New-st.  Calton 

Grant  Peter,  40,  Stockweli-i-t 

Houston  Peter,  (agent  to  Liverpool  Co.)  13. 

New  wjTid 
Jenks  Benjamin,  (agent  to  Bungay  Co.)  S7, 

Salt-market 
KhuU,  Bla<  kie  &  Co.  East  Clyde-st. 
Lochead  Thomas,  (agent  to  Berwick  Co.) 

Laigh  Kirk-close 
M'Donald  Neil,  Main-st,  Gorbals 
M'Dougal,  (agent  to  Newcastle  Co.)  Calton 
M'Kenzie  Duncan,  20,  Salt-market 
Pewterers. 
See  also  Braziers. 
ScoiiUer  David,  (spoon  and  candle  moulds) 

71,  New  -wynd 
Thomson  Rt.( manufacturer  of  candle  moulds, 

table  and  tea  spoons,  quart  and  pint  pots. 

Tureen  dividers,  iSj-c.  421,  Gallowgate 
Turner  Rt.  and  Co.  41 ,  Bridge-gate 

Physicians,  Surgeons,  and  Apothe^ 
caries. 

Aitkcn  John,  35,  Nelson-st. 

Angus  Alexander,  101,  George-st. 

Armour  James,  9,  CoUege-st. 

Baird  John,  108,  Nelson-st. 

Balmanno  John,  65,  Montroec-st. 

Balmanno  John,  30,  Tron-gate 

Blair  James,  256,  High-st. 

Brechin  Walter,  50,  Bridge-gate 

Brown  Thomas,  M.  D.  16,  Miller-st. 

Brown  James,  Anderston-walk 

Brown  S.  155,  Argyle  st. 

Buchanan  M.  S.  M.  D.  92,  Glasford-st. 

Buchanan  Walter,  158,  Main-st.  Gorbals 

Buchanan  Alexander,  14.  George-square 

Burns  John,  106,  Tron-gate 

Campbell  John,  353,  Gallow-gate 

Carruthers  and  Paterson,  152,  Gallow-gate 

Chalmer  Thomas,  251,  High-st. 

Chambers  Alexander,  Struther-st.  Calton 

Clarke  Andrew,  118,  High-st. 

Cleghorn  Rt.  M.  D.  18,  College-st. 

Corbet  S.  31,  Main-st,  Gorbals 

Corkindale  J.  M.  D.  69,  Glassford-st. 

Couper  Wm.  18,  College-st. 

Couper  Wm.  19,  west  George-st. 

Cowan  Rt.  Glaf  sford  st. 

Craig  Wm.  216,  High-st. 

Craig  Wm.  27,  Weaver-st. 

Crawford  D.  Main-st.  Bridgeton 

Cummin  Wm.  203,  High-st. 

Donaldson  A.  G.  &  J.  13,  Clyde-terracfi 

Durei  Janett,  (apo.)  Anderston 

Ferguson  Wm.  36,  George-st. 

Ferg  uson  George,  28,  King-st.  Tradeston 

Ferguson  Archibald,  32,  Hutcheson-st. 

Fleming  Chas.  [apo.)  Main-st.  Anderston 

Forrester  Isabella,  (apo.)  100,  High-st. 

Freer  Robert,  M.  D.  College 

Fyfe  Archibald,  410,  Gallow-gate 

Gardner  Moses,  394,  Gallow-gate 

Gibson  J.  45,  Wilson-st. 

Glasgow  Apothecary  Co.'s  Warehouse  53 
&.  54,  Virgiuia-st.  Manager,  Alexander 
Mitchell  ! 


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153 


Graham  Robert,  M.  D,  9,  Queen-st. 
Gray  and  Davidson,  69,  Gallow-gate 
Grieve  John,  631,  Argyle-st. 
Grieve  and  Wilson,  631,  Argyle-st. 
Hamilton  George,  Kirk-st.  Calton 
Hare  Robert,  25,  Tron-gate 
Harvey  Thomas,  1 1 ,  Jamaica-st. 
Hendry  George,  24,  Tron-gate 
Hood  Wm.  65,  Argyle-st. 
Hosie  Rt.  1,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
Jeffray  James,  M.  D.  College 
Kay  John,  19,George-st. 
Kay  John,  13,  College-st. 
Kilpatrick  George,  Craignestock 
King  B.  W.  M.  D.  16,  Gordon-st. 
King  Gilbert,  upper  Nile-st. 
Lightbody  Thomas,  583,  Argyle-st- 
Locke  John,  32,  Glassford-st. 
Lyle  Thomas,  (kpo.)  206,  High-st, 
M'Alpen  Robert,  Centre-st. 
M'Alpine  Andrew,  34,  King-st.  Gorbals 
M'Alpine  Wm.87,  Gallow-gate 
M'Arthur  John,  57,  Hutcheson-st. 
M' Arthur  and  Young,  82,  Hutcheson-st. 
M'Clure  &  Jeffrey,  601,  Argyle-st. 
M'Dowall  John,  5,  Maxwell-st- 
M'Farlan   Andrew,  (apo.)  267,  High-st. 

M'Farlane  John,  79,  Gallow-gate 
M'Farlane  J,  great  Hamilton-st, 

M'Intosh  Andrew,  44,  Bell-st. 

M'Intyi-e  Patrick,  186,  Gallow-gate 

M'Kenzic  Wm.  College-st. 

M'Lean  Malcom,  47,  Adelphi-st. 

M'Leod  Andrew,  60,  Virginia-st. 

M'Leod  G.  and  J.  17,  Argyle-st. 

M'Minn  George,  104,  Bridge-gate 

M'Nair  Benjamin,  3,  Georges-square 

M'Nish  J.  J.  5,  Queen-st. 

M'Nish  K.  J.  67,  Argyle-st. 

M'Sorlev  Philip,  27,  Salt-market 

Marshall  Thos.  88,  High-st. 

Mattheson  &  Campbells,  143,  Gallow-gate 

Maxwell  John,  100,  Candlerigg-st. 

Millar  R.  M.  D.  106,  T*on-gate 

Millar  Rd.  77,  High-st. 

MoflFat  Wm.  52,  High-st. 

Monfeath  Jas.  M.  D.  Buchanan-st. 

Monteath  G.  C.  M   D.  69,  Glassford-st. 

Monteath  J.  &  G.  87,  Glassford-st. 

Moore  Alex.  (apo.  &  surg,)  Grahamston 

Neilson  F.  65,  Wilson-st. 

Neilson  Rt.  192.  Tron-gate 

Nimmo  John,  M.  D.  64,  Hutcheson-st. 

Panton  Alex-  M.  D.  Stirling-st, 

Paterson  John,  34,  Princes-st. 

Penman  Wm,  621,  Argyle-st. 

Perry  Rt.  54,  Argyle-st. 

Patterson  Thos.  34,  Princes-st. 

Pettigrew  Alex.  68,  Tron-gate 

Pollock  John,  328,  Gallow-gate 

Raeburn  Rt.  31,  High-st. 

Rainy  H,  Montrose-st, 

Rattray  Jas.  243,  HighrSt. 

Reid  John,  283,  High-st.  • 

Reid  Andrew,  15,  Adelpbi-st. 

Risk  David,  Stephenson-st.  Calton 

Robsrtson  M.  106,  Tron-gate 

20 


Robertson  John,  Main-st.  Anderston 
Robertson  J.  &  Co.  54,  Tron-gate 
Russell  George,  (apothecary)  72,  Dry-gate 
Scott  Jas.  6,  Miller-st. 
Scruton  John,  611,  Argyle-st. 
Simpson  M.  40,  Queen-st. 
Smith  George,  Finneston-road 
Steel  Francis,  M.  D.  12,  Miller-st. 
Steel  David,  Craig's-court  Argyle-st. 
Stenhouse  and  Nimmo,  20,  Glassford-st. 
Stevenson  Jas.  Barrowfield-bridge 
Stewart  Andrew,  101,  Salt-market 
Stirling  John,  117,  High-st. 
Thomson  Thos.  (chemist)  College 
Towers  J.  M.  D.  9,  south  Frederick-st, 
Ure  Andrew,  Bath-st. 
Veitch  Jas,  39,  Jamaica-st. 
Wallace  John,  16,  Jamaica-st. 
Watson  George,  49.  King-st. 
Watson  Jas.  Craig's-crt.  Argyle-st, 
Weir  Wm.  250,  High-st. 
Weir  Wm.  35,  George-st. 
Wilson  Jas.  631,  Argyle-st. 

Wilsone  Charles,  15,  Buchanan-st, 

WilsoneD.  H.  15,  Buchanan-st. 

Young  Wm,  32,  Brunswick-st. 
Plane  Makers. 

Manners  John,  Saracen-lane 

Neilson  Alex.  9,  Greyfriars-wynd 

Walsh  John,  Gallow-gate 

Wilson  W.  &  J.  17,  Stockwell-st. 
Plasterers. 

Gordon  &  Simpson,  93,  George-st. 

Herbertson  Matthew,  118,  Dry-gate 

M'Clure  Andrew,  Cow-caddens 

Russell  Thos.  Maxwell-st. 

Thomson  John,  7,  Thistle-st. 

White  and  Ford,  124,  Tron-gate 

Plumbers, 
Baxter  Gilbert,  157,  Stockwell-st. 
Craig  Jas.  94,  Stockwell-st. 
Donglas  George,  [&  lead  merchant]    5!^I^ 

Argyle-st, 
Hume  Jas.  427,  Gallow-gate 
King  Wm.  11,  Blackfryars-wynd 
M'Whannell  and  Pringle,  (engine  pumps  & 

water  closets)  25,  north  Albion-st. 
Mitchell  Alex.  17,  Turner's-crt.  Argyle-st. 
Nelson  J.  &  J.  84,  great  Clyde-st. 
Reid  Wm.40,  Stockwell-st. 
Scott  Allan  &  Jas.  great  Clyde-st. 

Pocket  Book  Makers. 
Crawford  Adam,  39,  Salt-market 
Fisher  Wm.  3,  King-st. 
Johnston,  Muir  &  Co.  2,  Hutcheson-st. 
Lumsdcn  John,  3,  Argyle-st. 
Orr  Francis,  15,  Princes-st. 

Porter  Dealers. 
Dobbie  John,  436,  Duke-st. 
Grieve  Rt.  &  Co.  29,  Argyle-st. 
M'Coll  D.  &  Co.  38,  Wilson-st. 
M'Cracken  A.  (&  ale)  61,  Bucbanan-st. 
Mills  Jas.  (ale  &  porter)  Albion-place 
Sweet  G'-'Orge,  jun.  &  Co.  19,  Turner's-crt. 
Argyle-st. 


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GLASGOW. 


Printers,  Letter  Press. 

See  also  Booksellers,   Newspapers,  aad  Pe- 
riodical publishers. 

Carse  Wm,  127,  Tron-gate 

Chapman  Robert,  101,  Tron-gate 

Duncan  A.  &  J.  (to  the  University)  Villa-field 

Duncan  Thos.  159,  Salt-market 

Falconer  Wm.  3,  High-st. 

Graham  John  and  Co.  5,  Salt-marketj  [and 
agents  to  the  Greenock  Advertiser  Tues. 
and  Friday] 

HeddervTick  Jas.  26,  Bell-st. 

KhuU,  Blackie  &  Co.  (per.  pub.)  e.  Clyde-st 

Lan^  Wm.  62,  Bell-st. 

Menzies  &  Bruce,  (Concord-Office)  1,  Wal- 
lace-court 

Tait  Wm.  59,  Nelson-st. 

Young,  Gallic  and  Co.  150,  Tron-gate,  and 
94,  Candlerigg-st. 

Provision  Merchants  and  Dealers, 
Victuallers,  Sfc. 

Adam  Alex.  121,  Bridge-gate 

Aikenhead  Alex.  125,  Gallow-gate 

Allan  Alexander,  Barrowfield 

Bain  George,  67,  Bell-st. 

Bankier  Wm.  34,  King-st. 

Brown  John,  56,  Queen-st. 

Carrick  Wm.  55,  King-st. 

Clark  John,  85,  Bridge-gate 

Connolly  Felix,  74,  King-st, 

Crawford  Ebenezer,  3,  Princes-st. 

Gumming  Thos.  and  Co.  77,  King-st. 

CuthbertJas.  and  Co.  79,  High-st. 

Dick  Wm.  87,  Candlerigg-st. 

Dodd  Peter  &  Co.  15.  Hutcheson-st. 

Downie  Jas.  408,  Gallow-gate 

Driimmond  John,  156,  Gallow-gate 

Dumbreck  John,  82,  New-wyud 

Duncan  Wm.  29,  Bell-st. 

Ewen,  May  and  Co.  Argyle-st, 

Ferguson  Daniel,  11,  Stock well-st. 

Finlay  John,  81,  Candlerigg-st. 

Forrester  Jas.  7,  King-st. 

Galloway  John,  100,  Gallow-gate  . 

Galloway  Rt.  jiin.  87,  Gallow-gate 

Gibson  Alex.  Mitchell-st. 

Gibson  Thos.  Sidney-court 

Gow  Peter  &  Wm.  82,  King-st. 

Hamilton  Rt.  268,  great  Hamilton-st. 

Hooks  Alex.  73,  High-st. 

Hunter  Wm.  387,  Gallow-gate 

Hunter  Andrew,  142,  Bridge-gate 

Jaflfray  Andrew,  19,  Salt-market 

Johnston  Andrew,  63,  Tron-gate 

Lang  Thomas,  41,  Stockwell-st. 

Law  David,  41,  Argyle-st. 

Loughrey  Wm.  61,  King-st. 

Lowrie  Mary,  39,  King-st. 

M'Eachran  A.  11,  King-st, 

M'Kerrow  Rt.  130,  High-st. 

M'Liaren  A.  86,  High-st. 

M'Lellan  Walter,  44,  King-st. 

M'Leod  Janett,  76,  Gallon-gate 

M'Leod  John,  73,  Bridge-gate 

Mair  Hugh,  56,  Argyle-st. 

Maxton  J,  &  Co.  51,  Argyle-st. 


Maxwell  Houston,  10,  Princes-st. 

Morrison  &  Marshall,  127,  Salt-market 

Neilson  Thos.  19,   King-st. 

Neismith  David,  85,  King-st. 

Nelson  John,  85,  Gallow-gate 

Nisbet  John,  337,  Gallow-gate 

Nisbet  David,  368,  Gallow-gate 

Notman  Thos.  85,  King-st. 

Paterson  Jas.  89,  King-st. 

Raukin  Robert,  25,  Laigh-klrk-close 

Rennison  Wm.  88,  King-st. 

Robertson  John,  317,  Gallow-gate 

Scott  George,  348,  Gallow-gate 

Scott  Jas,  11,  Adelphi-st. 

Smart  Thos.  164,  Stockwell-st. 

Smith  Wm.  64,  Carrick-st.  Brownfield 

Spittal  Rt.  315,  Gallow-gate 

Steel  Jas.  45,  King-st. 

Thallon  Robert.  370,  Gallow-gate 

Thomson  &  Baine,  97,  New-wynd 

Thomson  John,  71,  King-st. 

Turnbull  Wm.  67,  King-st. 

Ure  Alex.  10,  &  12,  Hutcheson-st. 

Victualling  Society,  old  Main-st. 

Victualling  Society,  old  Anderston 

Victuallinf  Society,  new  Anderston 

Victualling  Society,  new  Main-st. 

Walker  Walker  Wm.  Grahamstowa 

Watson  Jas.  14,  Stockwell-st. 

Watson  Rt.  12,  New-wynd 

White  &  Johnston,  376,  Gallow-gate 

Wise  Jas.  70,  King-st. 

Publicans,  Vintners,  Spirit  Dlrs,  Sfc. 

Abercrombie  John,  Port  Duudass 

Adam  William,   f cellar]  85,  Bell-st. 

Adam  John,  19.  Bridge-gate 

Addison  John,  Stevenson-st.  Calton 

Aitcheson  John,  Mitchell-st, 

Alexander  James,  53,  Princes-st. 

Allan  William,  5,  Brunswick-place 

Anderson  James,  20,  Salt-market 

Anderson  William,  11,  Kirk-st. 

Anderson  John,  Stevenson-st.  Calton 

Anderson  Robert,  Barrowfield-bridge 

Anderson  John,  Main-st.  Anderston 

Angus  James,  68,  Drygate 

Armour  John,  105,  Tron-gate 

Arnott  William,  141,  Trongate 

Aylward  Michael,  312,  High-st. 

Barclay  John,  8,  Norfolk-st. 

Barr  James,  57,  Main-st.  Gorbals 

Barry  Alexander,  433,  Gallowgate 

Baxter  William,  27,    Kirk-st.  Gorbals 

Begerney  William,  144,  Stoekwell-st. 

Bigby  J.  459,  Gallow-gate 

Bilsland  William,  Kirk-st.  Calton 

Birkmire  Janett,  Alston-st. 

Black  James,  Smithfield,  Broomlelaw 

Black  Robert,  307,  High-st. 

Black  Mrs,  J.  459,  Gallowgate 

Blackburn  William,  Stevenson-st.  CaltOB 

Blair  John,  Main-st.  Bridgton 

Blair  and  Dobbie,  4,  Princess-st. 

Blair  John,  2,  Patk^place 

Bolton  William,  Argyle-st. 

Borland  William,  41,  Gallow-gate 


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Bowers  J.  Maln-st.  Calton 
BtyleJohn,  17,  Bridge-gate 
Brown  William,  419,  Gallow-gate 
Brown  Robert,  404,  Gallow-gate 
Brown  Thomas,  5,  Spout-mouth 
Brown  Janett,  Anderstou-walk 
Brown  Thomas,  6,  Bridge-gate 
Brownlie  Ann,   12,  Bridge-gate 
Brownlie  Jolin  &  Co.  57,  Ne!son-st. 
Bruce  Robert,  82,  New  wynd 
Buclian  David,  287,   High-st. 
Buchanan  Robert,  Kirk-st.  Calton 
Buchanan  William,  Kirk-st.  Calton 
Buchanan  John,  4,  Bell-st. 
Buchanan  Andrew,  47,  Princes-st. 
Buchanan  Joshua,  88,  Candlerigg-st. 
Buchanan  Moses,  10,  Kirk-st. 
Buchanan  Alexander,  287,  High-st. 
Burdges  .lolm,  Anderston-walk 
Burnett  Archibald,  133,  High-st, 
Byers  Richard,   12,  Saracen-lane 
Callender  'VJary,  87,  Slockwcl!-st. 
CameruD  D.  Oxford-st.  Laurieston 
CampbellJohn,  l."!,  Market-st. 
Campbell  Peter,  25,  Gallow-gate 
Campbell  G.  63,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
Campbell  Robert,  108,  Havannah-st. 
Campbell  William,  46,  High-st, 
Campbell  Alexander,  46,  Shutfle-st. 
Campbell  Alexander,  2,  Union-place 
Campbell  Simon,  283,   High-st. 
Campbell  Peter,  294,  High-st. 
Campbell  Colin,  4,  Dry-gate 
Campbell  Jauett,  Kirk-lane 
Carmichael  Ronald,   173,  Salt-market 
Carrick  Robert,  east  Clyde-st, 
Cars  well  Robert,  53,  Bell-st. 
Casseis  VVilljam,  40,  High-st. 
Casscls  William,  Havannah-st. 
Chalmers  John,  239,  High-st. 
Chapman  John,  Fineston-road 
Chapman  David,  65,  Trafalgar-place 
Christie  William,  252,  George-st, 
Clark  Agnes,  45,  Glassford-st. 
Clarke  Robert,  57,  Bridge-gate 
Coats  John,  31,  Bell-st. 
Cochran  Thomas,  6(i,  Stockwell-st, 
Cockburn  Hugh,  120,  Salt-market 
Colquhoun  William,  21,  Argyle-st. 
Congleton  Thomas,  Port  Dundas 
Connell  Alexander,  Grahamston 
Cooke  Robert,  173,  King  st.  Tradeston 
Craig  John,  49,  St.  Enoch's-wynd 
Craig  Daniel,  Main-st. 
Craigie  William,  5,  College-st. 
Crawfurd  John,  44,  Rose-st. 
Cunningham  William.  60,  Glassford-st. 
Currie  Hector,  Barrotvfield-road 
Dalglish  Andrew,  Kirk-st. 
Dalzell  James,  51,  George-st. 
Denny  James,  133,  Main-st,  Gorbals 
Dick  William,  42,  High-st. 
Dickson  James,  18,  Kirk-st. 
Dobie  Robert,  Barrowfield-bridge 
Docherty  John,  Cow-caddens 
Doller  Robert,  28,  Duke-st. 
Donaldson  David,  613,  Argyle-?t. 


DoDaldson  James.  38,  Back-wynd 
Dow  .John,  71,  Bridge-gate 
Dow  John,  38,  High-st. 
Dow  Samuel,  111,  Bridge-gate 
Drew  Joseph,  77,  Stockwell-st, 
Drummond  James.  168,  Salt-market 
Duac«n  Robert,  101,  Bridge-gate 
Dunlop  James,  41,  Main-st   Calton 
Dyer  Mrs.  J.  178,  King-st.  Tradeston 
Eadie  Robert,  127,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
Erskine  William,  4,  Candlerigg-st, 
Ewing  J,   [and  pastry  baker]  38,  Bridge-gt. 
Fairlie  John,  New-st.  Calton 
Falconer  .John,  E.  Clyde-st. 
Farquhar  Alexander,  Gallow-gate 
Ferguson  D,  45,  Princes-st. 
Ferguson  Peter,  125,  Broomielaw 
Ferguson  John,  48,  Princes-st. 
Ferguson  D.  11,  Stockwell-st. 
Ferguson  Peter,  1 60,  Stockwell-st, 
Ferrie  Robert,  35,  King-st. 
Fife  James,  Greeii-st,  Calton 
Fiskin  Joseph,  29,  Buns-wynd 
Fleming  Robert,  83,  Gallow-gate 
Forrest  William,  75,  Glassfovd-st. 
Forrester  Elizabeth,  158,  Tron-gats 
Eraser  James,  159,  Gallow-gate 
Frazcr  Donald,  258,  High-st. 
Frood  James,  32,  Adelphi-st, 
Fulton  John,  41,   High-st. 

Fulton  M.  23,  Clyde-terrace 
Fulton  William,  289,  Highest. 
Galbraith  William,  91,  Old-wynd 

Galbraith  John,  9,  Broomielaw 

Gardner  James,  89,  Gallow-gate 

Gemmel  James,  10,  Bell-st. 

Gentle  James,  13,  Adelphi-st, 

George  Andrew,  32,  King-st. 

Gibb^Robert,  273,  high-st. 

Gibson  John,  3,  Crown-st. 

Gillespie  Ge*rge,  72,  Bell-st. 

Gilmour  John,  52,  Bridge-gate 

Glen  Alexander,  154,  Tron-gate 

Gourlay  Mrs,  W.  109,  Stockwell-st. 

Gow  Archibald,  123,  Broomielaw 

Graham  William,  19,  Gallow-gate 

Graham  William,  141,  High-st. 

Grant  James,  154,  Tron-gate 

Grant  John,  114,  Gallow-gate 

Gray  Robert,  139,  Salt-market 

Gray  John,  113,  Gallow-gate 

Gray  James,  123,  Dry-gate 

Gray  John,  Barony-glen 

Greig  James,  71,  Main-st,  Gorbals 

Groeert  Peter,  323,  High-st. 

Grubb  Thomas,  104,  Gallow-gate 

Hamilton  Roberr,  Graham-square 

Hart  John,  24,  Centre-st.  Tradeston 

Harvey  John,  125,  High-st. 

Harvey  John,  305,  Gallow-gate 

Harvie  John,  143,  Salt-market 

Harvie  and  Co.  108,  Bridge-gate 

Harvie  Thomas,  jun.  1 14,  Old-wynd 

Hay  Andrew,  Maxwell-st. 

Henderson  James,  29,  Gallow-gate 

Hendrie  Thomas,  157,  George-st. 

Herbert  William,  20,  Jamaica-st. 


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Heagh  John.  12,  Bell-st. 
Hill  John,  131,  Stockwell-st, 
Hill  Joseph,  100,  Dale-st.  Tradeston 
Hunter  John.  635,  Argyle-st. 
Hutchison  William,  186,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
Hutchison  John,  Barrowiield-bridge 
Inglis  John,  37,  Higli-st. 
Inglis  Robert,  340,  Gallow-gatc 
Inglis  John,  Main-st.  Anderston 
Inglis  and  Gilchrist,  163,  Stockwell-st. 
Innes  George,  23,  John-st. 
Jackson  Archibald,  west  Nile-st, 
Jenkin  Thomas,  6,  Duke-st. 
Jenkine  Catherine,  Wynd-head 
Johnston  James,  17,  Jamaica-st. 
Johnston  John,  13,  Ladyvvell-st, 
Kerr  George,  164,  Salt-market 
Kerr  Ralph,  81,  Gallow-gate 
Kerr  David,  74,  New-wynd 
Knox  James,  50,  Princes-st. 
Langmuir  John,  17,  Nicholson-st. 
•  Law  William,  158,  Tron-gate 
Lawrie  James,  22,  Kiiig-st.  Tradeston 
Lawson  Thomas,  Port  Dundas 
Lawson  Ann,  25,  Tron-gate 
Lawson  John,  jun.  146,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
Lawson  John,  266,  High-st. 
Leckie  William,  65,  Wain-st.  Gorbals 
Leith  Alexander,  303,  High-st. 
Lennox  John,  Cow-caddens 
Lcuchars  Robert,  241,  High-st. 
Levingston  Alexander,  84,  great  Clyde-st. 
Le?iugston  John,  20,  Broomielaw 
Levingston  John,  22,  Jamaica-st. 
Lightbody  James,  Kent-st. 
Lonie  Andrew,  Port  Dundas 
Low  George,  48,  great  Dove-hill 
M 'Arthur  John,  245,  High-st. 
M'Auslan  Archibald,  9,  Kirk-st. 
M'Callum  Alexander,  74,  Gallow-gate 
M'Callum  Donald,  24,  Stockwell-st. 
M'Cauley  John,  east  Clyde-st. 
M'Donald  Alexander,  42,  High-st. 
M'Donald  Colin,  69,  Tron-gate 
M'Donald  John,  16,  High-st. 
M'l^onald  Peter,  50,  Tron-gate 
M'Donald  Ronald,  Broomielaw 
M'Donald  D.  106,  M'Alpine-st.  Brownfield 
M'Donald  Duncan,  24,  Hutcbeson-st. 
M'Donald  Peter,  Mitchell-st. 
M'Ewan  George,  Anderston 
M'EweaZuill,  308,  High-st. 
M'Farlan  John,  Main-st.  Anderston 
M'Farlane  William,  25,  Candlerigg-st. 
M'Farlane  An<lrew,  65,  Back-wynJ 
M'Farlane  William,   10,  Market-st. 
M'Farlane  George,  164,  Tron-gate 
M'Feat  Walter,  103,  New-wynd 
M'Gilvray  D.  85,  Salt-market 
M'Gregor  John,  30,  Blackfriars-wynd 
M'Gregor  James,  Clyde-place,  Tradeston 
M'Gregor  Malcom,  52,  Maxwell-st. 
M'Grouther  Robert,  19,  Candlerigg-st. 
M'Guire  James,  184,  Tron-gate 
M'llquham  James  and  Co.  75,  Candlerigg-st 
M' Innes  .T.  2,  New-wynd 
M 'Innes  Allan,  Argyle-st. 


M'Intyre  John,  64,  Broomielaw 
M'Isaac  Malcom,  Port  Dundas 
M'Kechnie  William,  169,  Tron-gate 
M'Kechnie  James,  23,  Kirk-st. 
M'Kenzie  Robert,  Anderston 
M'Kerracher  -James,  65,  Ingram-st, 
M'Kinlay  Alexander,  270,  Duke-st. 
M'Kinlay  James,  271,  Duke-st. 
M'Kinlay  Walter,  609,  Argj-le-st. 
M'Kinnon  Daniel,  30,  New-wynd 
M'Kinnon  A.  99,  Carrick-st.  Brownfield 
M'Kinnon  John,  46,  Tureen-st. 
M'Lachlan  Peter,  154,  Tron-gate 
M'Lachlan  David,  18,  Buns-wynd 
M'Lachlan  John,  Main-st.  Anderstoa 
M'Laren  Duncan,  E.  Clyde-st. 
M'Lean  Archibald,  Anderston 
M'Lean  Janett,  23,  Glassford-st. 
M'Lean  John,  23,  King-st. 
M'Leod  Alexander,  158,  Tron-gate 
M'Linnon  William,  114,  Stockwell-st, 
M'Lintock  George,  48,  Maxwell-st, 
M'Nab  Peter,    Main-st.  Anderston 
M'Nair  Matthew,  94,  Duke-st. 
M'Nee  John,  58,  Bridge-gate 
M'Nicol  John,  69,  Trafalgar-place 
M'NielJohn,  61,  King-st. 
M'Niven  David,  5,  Kirk-st. 
M'Phail  John,  Graham-square 
M'Phail  Hector,  E.  Clyde-st. 
M'Quecn  John,  Barrowfield-bridge 
M'Symon  John,  5,  Park-place 
M'Watt  George,  72,  Trafalgar-place 
Maekay  Hugh,  307,  High-st. 
Mackay  Donald,  184,  High-st. 
Main  John,  Gibson-court 
Mains  William,  249,  High-st. 
Mair  John,  57,  High-st. 
Maitland  Mary,  Wynd-head 
Malcom  Erskine,  277,  High-st. 
Mann  James,  141,  Tron-gate 
Manson  William,  59,  High-st. 
Marshall  John,  39,  Gallow-gate 
Marshall  John,  25,  Bell-st. 
Marshall  James,  279,  High-st, 
Martin  Samuel,   124,  Tron-gate 
Martin  Peter,   23,  Rutherglen-road 
Mattheson  David,  Parkhouse-lane 
Maxwell  Peter,  110  Argyle-st. 
Meikle  William,  102,  Higb-st. 
Menzie  Charles,  .33,  Candlerigg-st. 
Menzie  Alexander,  39,  Queen-st. 
Menzie  John,  73,  Bridge-gate 
Mercer  James,  8,  Broomielaw 
Millar  William,  71,  Baek-wynd 
Miller  Patrick,  Argyle-st. 
Miller  John,  Alston-st. 
Miller  Robert  and  Alexd.  47,  Tron-gate 
Miller  David,  90,  Galiow-gate 
Miller  Robert,  16,  Duke-st. 
Milross,  Robert,  1(17,  Tron-gate 
Milne  James,  Main-bt.  Anderston 
Milne  William,  3,  little  Dove  hill 
Mitchell  William,  Kirk-st.  Calton 
Monteath  Ebenczer,  1,  Norfolk-st. 
Monteath  John,  46,  St.  Vinceut-st. 
Montgomery  M.  Broomielaw 


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Montgomery  Hugh,  291,  Higli-st. 
Morris  A,  &  Co.  72,  Back-wynd 
Morrison  &  Marshall,  127,  Salt-market 
Morrison  George,  5,  Spout-mouth 
Morrison  James,  9,  Clyde- pi.  Tradeston 
Morrison  James,  125,  Bridge-gate 
Morrison  A.  &  Co,  105,  Bridge-gate 
Morrison  George,  Dundas-st. 
Morrow  James,  14,  Broomielaw 
Muir  William,  38,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
Muirhead  William,  175,  Tron-gate 
Munro  William,  41,  Laigh  Kirk-close 
Munro  Neil,  158,  Tron-gate 
Murdoch  John,  23,  King-st,  Tradeston 
Murray  George,  65,  Tron-gate 
Murray  John,  II,  Nelson-st. 
Murray  Alexander,  42,  Queen-st. 
Murray  William,  268,  High-st. 
Neilson  Robert,  68,  Bell-st. 
Nelson  Alexander,  15,  Main  st.  Gorbals 
Nelson  Margaret,  277,  High-st. 
Nesbit  William,  102,  Gallow-gate 
Nesmith  Jane,  Argyle-st. 
Nichol  Thomas,  32,  Candlerigg-st. 
Nicolson  Daniel,  11,   Duke-st. 
Parlane  William,    178,  Tron-gate 
Paterson  John,  410,  Gallow-gate 
Paterson  Alexander,  east  Clyde-st. 
Paterson  Andrew,  17,  Clyde-terrace 
Paterson  Alexander,  36,  Cochran-st. 
Patterson  Hugh,  63,  Glassford-st. 
Pattie  Ronald,  47,  jamaica-st. 
Paul  Alexander,  16,  Candlerigg-st. 
Pedis  Thomas,  46,  Bridge-gate 
Pettigrew  John,  168,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
Pinkerton  Robert,  east  Clyde^st. 
Pointer  John,  26,  Laigh  Kirk-close 
Porter  William,  20,  Kirk-st.  Gorbals 
Potton  Isabella,  307,  High-st. 
Purcell  Thomas.  64,  Candlerigg-st. 
Rae  James,  287,  High-st. 
Rankin  James,  440,  Gallow-gate 
Raverty  Arthur,  Cow-caddens 
Reid  William,  343,  Gallow-gate 
Reid  Alexander,  373,  Gallow-gate 
Reid  John,  110,  High-st. 
Reid  Mary,  252,   High-st. 
Risk  Moses,  287,  High-st. 
Ritchie  James,  30,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
Robertson  James,  20,  low.  John-st, 
Robertson  Christopher,  Alston-st. 
Robertson  H,  26,  Bell-st. 
Robertson  John,  7,  Clyde-terrace 
Robertson  John,  143,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
Robertson  Jas,  23.  Puddock-row.   Gorbals 
Robertson  Mrs.  P,  136.  Tron-gate 
Robertson  Catharine,  12,  Broomielaw 
Robertson  J.  Picadilly,  Anderston 
Ross  Robert,  28,  Argyle-st. 
Ross  John,  west  Nile-st. 
Rowan  James,  71,  Stockwell-st. 
Roy  Adam,  84,  Salt-market 
Russell  Alexander,  19,  Tron-gate 
Russell  Catharine,  22,  Tron-gate 
Russell  Jauett,  159,  Salt-market 
Sample  William,  191,  High-st. 
Sandiland  Isabel,  18,  High-st, 


Sawers  Robert,  339,  Gallow-gale 

Scanlan  Peter,  Muirhead-st. 

Scott,  John,  96,  Stockwell-st. 

Scott  William,  26,  St.  Andrew's-lane 

Scott  Francis,  23,  Stockwell-st. 

Scott  James,  60,  Gallow-gate 

ScouUer  Mary,  38,  King-st. 

Semple  James,  63,  Bridge-gate 

Shanks  Archibald,  54,  Laigh  Kirk-closc 

Sharpe  Alexander,  7,  Bell-st. 

Shaw,  Catharine,  38,  High-st. 

Sheriff,  William,  111,  Stockwell-st. 

Shields  Thomas,  Orr-st.  Calton 

Shipherd  John,  10,  Maxvrell-st. 

Shirra  John,  84,   High-st. 

Simpson  John,  180,  Tron-gate 

Sinclair  Peter,  14,  Argyle-st. 

Sinclair  Alexander,  14,  Argyle-st, 

Smart,  William,  240,  High-st. 

Smillie  James,  Wyndhead-toU 

Smith  John,  72,  Crown-st. 

Smith  William,   64,  Carrick-st,  Brownficld 

Smith  John,  49,  upper  John-st. 

Spittal  John,  295,  High-st, 

Spittal  James,   263,  High-st, 

Steedman  John,  2,  Thistle-st, 

Stephen  J.  Tontine-close 

Stercn  William,  Kirk-st.  CaltoH 

Stevenson  M.  Broomielaw 

Stewart  Charles,  67,  Tron-gate 

Stewart  David,  58,  Tron-gate 

Stewart  Robert,  93,  Hospital-st. 

Stewart  James,  114,  High  st, 

Stewart  Margaret,  94,  High-st, 

Stewart  Andrew,  34,  Bell-st. 

Stewart  John,  New-st.  Calton 

Stewart  Wm.  290,  Gallow-gate 

Stewart  Duncan,  45,  Bridge-gate 

Stoddart  Andrew,  Crown. st. 

Strang  Wm.  7,  New-st.  Calton 

Strathie  Alexander,  61,  Bell-st. 

Sutherland  John,  156,  Main-st.  Gorbals 

Sym  David,  305,  High-st. 

Taylor  James,  Blackfriars-wynd 

Templeton  George,  74,  High-st, 

Tennent  John,  74,  Candlerigg-st. 

Thom  James,  393,  Gallow-g«t« 

Thorn  Robert,  118,  Gallow-gate 

Thomson  Allan,  14,  Gallow-gate 

Thomson  David,  22,  Broomielaw 

Thomson  John,  44,  Thistle-st, 

Thomson  William,  35,  Adelphi-st. 

Thomson  John,  462,  Gallow-gate 

Thomson  Peter,  346,  Gallow-gate 

Torrance  James,  Anderston-walk 

Totton  John,  8,  High-st. 

TurnbuU  Archibald,  17,  Market-st. 

Ure  David,  Grahamston 

Ure  Wm.  19,  Market-lane 

Veitch  Elizabeth,  60,  Bridge-gate 

Waddell  James,  438,  Puke-st, 

Walker  Wm.  83,  8e!l-st, 

Walker  John,  111,  Gallow-gate 

Walker  Robert,  Argyle-st. 

Watt  James,  206,  Gallow-gate 

Watt  Isaac,  206,  Gallow-gate 

Weir  Wm.  288,  High-st, 


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White  and  Black,  46,  Hich-st, 
White  Robert,  97,  Bridge-ga'.e 
Whitelaw  Robert,  380,  Gallow-gate 
Whitelock  Samuel,  294,  High-st. 
Wilkie  James,  374,  Gallow-gate 
Williamson  Hugh,  176,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
Williacison  Robert,  Tontine-close 
Wilson  Archibald,  23,  Salt-market 
WilsoQ  James,  Cow-caddens 
Wilson  Andrew,  38,  Jamaica- st. 
Wilson  Robert,  46,  Glassford-st. 
Wilson  Alexander,  Clyde-st.  Anderston 
Wilson  Wiliiam,  Quarry-town 
Wilson  Archif'ald,  107,  Bridp-e-gate 
Wilson  George,  112,  Argvlc-st. 
Wilson  Thomas,  279,  High-st. 
Wishart  James,  320,  Gallow-gate 
WishartJohn,  2,  Bell-st. 
Wood  John,  93,  Tron-gate 
Wotherspoon  J'jhn,  150,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
Wotherspoon  John,  Green-st,  Calton 
Wrighc  John,  120,  Bridge-gate 
Wright  James,  King-st.  Calton 
Wyse  George,  17,  High-st. 
Young  A.  H.  25,  John-st, 
Young  John,  Spout-mouth 
Young  Walter,  10,  Dry-gate 
Yuill  "Robert,  43,  Tron-gate 
Yuill  John,  113,  Stockwell-st. 
Yuill  Robert,  Green-st.  Calton 
Yuill  John,  Mitchell-st. 

Reed  Makers. 
Anderson  Robert,  57,  High-st. 
Butters  R.  33,  High-st. 
Cameron  Thomas,  6,  Gallow-gate 
Douglas  George,  94,  Candlerigg-st. 
Fife  James,  442,  Gallow-gate 
Hamilton,  Ferlie  and  Glen,  Gallow-gate 
MThail  L.  and  Co.  31,  Bell-st. 
Mill  Walter,  297,  High-st. 
Millikin  John,  8,  High-st. 
Mitchell  James,  6,  Bell-st. 
Munra  John,  42,  High-st, 
Neilson  James,  287,  High-st. 
Pollock  James,  283,  High-st. 
Stewart  and  Campbell,old  Grammar-school- 

wynd 
Thomson  John,  46,  High-st. 
White  John,  180,  Salt-market 
Wilson  James,  287,  High-st 
Wilson  Walter,  33,  High-st. 

Rope    Makers. 
Aitken  Fulton,  74,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
Crawford  William,  Hutchcson-town 
Downie  John,  Barrack-st. 
Ferguson  William,   181 ,  Gallow-gate 
Hamilton  andDodd,  112,  Stockwell-st. 
Hendry  John  and  Son,  Anderston- walk 
Jarvie  Robert  and  f'on,  Anderston, 
M'Corkindale  Allan,  Turnpike,  Gorbals 
Mitchell  and  Steven,  Green-head 
Mitchell  Thomas,  Anderston -walk 
Neilson  and  Co.  Port  Dun  das 
Robertson  John,  Campbell-st. 
Robertson  James,  Barrack-st. 
Steven  and  Pettigrew,  270,  Gallow-gate 
Walker  John,  Anderston-walk 


Saddlers. 

Aird  Wm.  and  Son,  6,38,  Argyle-st. 

Ballantine  Bobe.rt,    (and  saddlers  irongr.) 
622,  Argyle-st. 

Brunton  Alexander,  29,  Argj'le-st. 

Crawford  James,  Quarry-to\ra   ' 

Garrow  John,  Barony- glen 

(jray  John,  63,  Gallow-gate 

fcearmonth  James,  ■'?7!,  Gallow  gate 

Liddell  David,  25,  Hutcheson-st. 

Mirrlees  Peter,  634,  Argvle-st. 

Mirrlees  William,  Sidney-court 

Morison,  Munro   and  Co.  626,  Argyle-st. 

Morison  N.  and  Co.  64,  Janiaioa-st. 

Pollock  James,  74  and  75,  Stockwt-ll-st. 

Thomson  John,  132,  Main-st.  Gorbals 

Watson  Robert,  96,  Glassford-st. 

Yuille  Thomas,  200,  Maitj-st.  Gorbals 
Saddletree  Makers. 

Brown  Charles,  19,  Stockwell-st. 

M'Donald  Robert,  19,  Stoclavell-at. 

Mirrlees  William,  Sidney-court 

Muir  George,  Argyle-st. 

Sail  Makers  and  Sail  Cloth  Manu- 
facturers. 

M'Pherson  and  Co.  (sail  makers)  110, 
Broomielaw 

Wilson  George,  (sail  cloth  manufacturer) 
607,  Argyle-st. 

Salt  Mer  chants. 

Aitken  John,  2,  Stockwell-st, 

Cubic  and  Paterson,2,  King-st. 

Turpie  John,  159,  Stockwell-st. 
Scale  Beam  Makers. 

Adam  James,  48,  Rutherglen-ldkn 

Crichton  Andrew,  20,  Salt-market 

Paterson  William,  Jamaica-st. 

Stewart  John,  great  Hanrlton-st. 

Todd  John,  10,  Thistle  st. 

Scotch  Sf  English  Cloth  Warehouses. 

Aitken  James  &  Co,  34,  Tron-gate 

Arnot  Peter,  8,  Gallovy-gate 

Brown  John  and  Co.  319,  High-st. 

Campbell  John,  54,  Tron-gate 

Craig  Isabella,  317,  High-st. 

Ferguson  and  Christie,  8,  Gallow-gate 

Ferguson  Wm.  4,  Gallow-gate 

Irvine  Thomas,  309,  High-st. 

Lethem  Patrick,  54,  Tron-gate 

Macelmaile  Wm.  310,  High-st. 

M'Indoe  John,  323  and  327,  High-st. 

M'Intyre  John,  1,  Gallow-gate 

M'Lachlan  Alexander  and  Co.22,  Tron-gate 

M'Lachlan  &M'Keands,325  &  326,High'-st 

M'Nicol  A.  2,  Ga,low-gate 

MTherson  John,  31 1,  High-st. 

Newlands  &Tannahill,  31S,  High-st. 

Pinkerton  Allan,  321,  High-st, 

Shanks  Samuel,  13,  Gallow-gate 

Syme  James,  154,  Tron-gate 

Wilson  Walter,  7,  High-st. 

Wright  James,  jun.  3,  Gallow-gate 
Screw  Mamtfacturers. 

Glasgow  Screw  Co.  Locksmiths  and  Manu- 
facturers of  Cork  and  Bed  Screws,  Brass 
and  Iron  Hinges,   Weigh  Beams,  Check 


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Keys,  Claw  Hammers,  Axes  and  Adzes, 
&c.  &c.  9,  and  10,  Thistle-st.  sole  Mana- 
ger, Thomas  Laurie,  jun. 

Shnwl  Manufacturers, 

See  also  Manufacturers  and  dealers  in  Cot 
ton  Goods 

Buchanan  Wm.  and   Co.    fcom.  vvh.)  7,  s. 
Frederick-st. 

Corsan  and  Creath,  (com.)40,  Brunswick-st 

Cowan  &  Cameron,  23,  Brunswick-st, 

M'Leod  Wm.  27,  Hutcheson-st. 

Shuttle,   Loom  and    Warping  Mill 
Makers. 

Arneil  John,  413,  Gallow-gate 

Cassels  Robert,  Double-dykes,  Calton 

Cunningham  James,  140,  Main-st.  Gorbals 

Dunn  Robert,  Kirk-st.  Calton 

Fairservice  Andrew,  5,  Dry-gate 

Fisher  Neil,  Wei  1-st.  Calton 

Hunter  Moses,  91,  Stockwell-st. 

Hunter  Robert,  Anderston-walk 

M'Indoe  Peter,  Green-st.  Calton 

Millar  David,  382,  Gallow-gate 

Miller  Wm.  112,  Gallow-gate 

Pettigrew  John,  New-st.  Calton 

Pollock  John,  Kirk-st.  Calton 

Stevenson  John,  VVood-side 

Tait  David,  Kirk-st.  Calton 

Tossach  John,  M'Kechnie-st.  Galton 
Silk  Mercers  and  Merchants. 

Davie  Robert,  38,  Tron-gate 

Dougall  &  Robertson,  34,  Tron-gate 

Drew  John,  106,  Nelson-st, 

Ferguson  and  Reid,  78,  Tron-gate 

Forrester,  Ferguson  &  Wilson, 127, Tron-gt. 

Galbraith  John,  jun,  151,  Tron-gate 

Harvey  John,  141,  Tron-gate 

Hervey  John  and  Co,  98,  Tron-gate 

Kennedy  John,  36,  Tron-gate 

Love  I,  and  A.  1.'13,  Tron-gate 

M'Ewen  John,  137,  Tron-gate 

M'Farlane  M.  B.  89,  Hutcheson-st. 

M'Innes  M.  2,  Nelson-st. 

Melliss,  Maxwell  and  Co.  141,  Tron-gale 

Watt,  Barr  &  Co.  6,  Candlerigg-st. 

Whitelaw  John  and  Co.  37,  Tron-gate 

Wilson,  Stow  and  Co.  115,  Tron-gate 

Wingate  and  Roxburgh,  150,  Tron-gate 

Singeing  Houses, 
Galbraith  T.  and  W.  154,  Montrose 
Ingles  Jean,  John-st. 
Kemp  John,  297,  High-st. 
M'CoU  Malcom,  297,  High-st. 
M'Farlane  John,  85,  Candlerigg-st. 
M'llroy  Adam,  297,  High-st. 
Paul  Thomas,  297,  High-st. 
Shanks  Thomas,  22,  north  Albion-st, 
Shirra  Robert,  north  Frederick-st. 
Sizers  and  Starchers, 
Brady  M.  Brown-st.  Brownfield 
Dawson  Lewis,  Carrick-st.  Brownfield 
Ellis  and  Watson,  Brown-st, 
Ferguson  James,  297,  High-st. 
Forrester  William,  Gibson-st. 
Hall  Peter,  Bishop-st.  Anderston 
Kirkaldie  Thomas,  260,  High-st. 


Knox  William,  Hutcheson-town 

Lockhart  John,  Alston-st. 

M'Farlane  David,  Milltield,Hutcheson-town 

M'Rea  Alexander,  Croivii-st.  Hut-town 

Mariin  James  and  Co.  Dean-side-lane 

Mason  James,  Old-vennal 

Mathieson  Wm.  Main-st.  Calton 

Morton  John,  Carrick-st.  Brownfield 

Paterson  William,  Bishop-st,  Anderston 

lleddie  James,  205,  High-st, 

Stewart  Alexander,  Brown-st. 

Strang  James,  17,  Thistle-st. 

Wardrop  Alexander,  102,  Old-wynd 

AVilson  Andrew,  Montrose-st. 

Wise  Robert,  Maxwell-st. 

Slaters.  ^ 

Anderson  Samuel,  76,  Stockwell-st. 
Chalmers  John,  Green-st.  Calton 
Donaldson  James,  Broomielaw 
Henderson  John,  101,  Candlerigg-st. 
Lockhart  Thomas,  Havannah-st. 
Murray  Wm.  268,  High-st. 
Russell  Alexander,  19,  Tron-gate 
Walker  James,  184,  High-st. 
Wilson  and  Hill,  Broomielaw 
Smalhvare  Manufacturers  8f  Dealers 
Balderston  Wm.   (thread  manufacturer)   8, 

Wilson-st. 
Begbie  Thomas,  (dealer)  48,  King-st. 
Campbell,  Dick  and  Co.   (manufacturers) 

Shuttle-st. 
Charteris    Wm,    (manufacturer)   66,  Hut- 
,  chcson-st. 

Jemieson  Wm.  (dealer)  56,  King-st. 
Kerr   &    Adam,   (manufacturers)    7,  Hut- 
cheson-st. 
Lindsay  Wm.  &  Co.    (manufacturers)   24  & 

25,  Brunswick-place 
M'Gregor  Elizabeth,  (dealer)  299,  High-st 
Marshall  David  and  Co.  (inkles  &c. manufac- 
turers) Craignestock 
Pennycuick  M.  (dealer)  36,  Argyle-st. 
Smith  Andrew,(manufacturer)  14,Stirling-st 
Spirit,  Wine  and  Porter  Cellars,  ^c. 

See  also  Wine  and  Spirit  Merchants. 
Boyd  John  and  Co.  53,  Stockwell-st. 
Brunton  and  Tassie,  119,  Ingram-st. 
Bryson  Peter,  31,  Salt- market 
Buchanan  John,  21,  St.  Andrews-lane 
Cassels  David,  68,  Bell-st, 
Creighton  James,  38,  Canon-st. 
Dow  John  and  Co.  412,  Gallow-gate 
Dow  James  and  Son,  8,  Bell-st. 
Eadie  John,  58,  Nelson-st. 
Ferguson  Wm.  115,  Nelson-st. 
Gibb  Robert,  17,  Gallow-gate 
Graham  Archibald,  107,  Nelson-st. 
Hall  John,  54,  High-st. 
Hannington  J.  &  Co.  '6i,  Argyle-st. 
Kerr  D.  and  R.  14,  Canon-st. 
Logan  Thomas  &  Archibald,  110,  Gallow-gt 
M'Callum  Archibald,  62,  Tron-gate 
M'Donald  Wm.  &  Co.  (teaninick  Whiskey) 

3,  Montrose-st. 
M'Dougall  Peter,  3,  Stirling-st, 
M'Intosh  David,  22,  Tron-gate 
M'Kinley  James,  28,  Salt-market 


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Mather  and  Watson,  12,  King-st. 
Mitchell  Peter,  Grahaniston 
Morrison  Alexander,  north  Albion-st. 
Murdoch  John,  (com.)  Melville-place 
Neilson  Patrick,  2,  Stirling-st. 
Paterson  Hugh,  63,  Glassford-st. 
Phillips  John,  61,  Buchanan-st. 
Ritchie  James,  109,  Bridge-gate 
Scouler  Thomas,  97,  King-st. 
Spittle  James,  High-st. 
Swan  Andrew,  35,  Bell-st. 
Swan  Alexander,  6S,  Bridge-gate 
Tumbull  James  and  Co.  64,  Queen-st. 
Ure  James,  116,  Bridge-gate 
Wallace  James,  84,  High-st. 
Walter.^  Walter,  169,  Tron-gate 
Whvte  James,  57,  Maxwell-st. 
Williamson  John,  jun.  20,  Laigh  Kirk-close 
Zuill  A.  &  J.  55,  Bridge-gate 
Stai/   Makers. 
Buchanan  Isabella,  .33,  George-st. 
Chalmers  Ann,    12,  Nelson-st. 
Davies  Frances,  Horns-courtjSt.Enoch's-sq. 
Orr  Janett.  17,Nelson-st. 

Stone  and  Marhle  Masons. 
Aitken  Robert,  117,  Gallow-gate 
Christie  Daniel,  Dry-gate 
Cleliand  &  Herbertson,  (marble  works)    12, 

Bath  St. 
Hamilton  David, (marble  wks.)  Buchanan-st 
Hendrie  &  Ferrie,  100,  Stockwell-st. 
Mossman  Wm.  (statuary)  Cow-caddens 
Oatwell  Jane,  (marble  worlvs)  8,  Bath-st. 
Shaw  James,  Anderston 
Thorn  James,  55,  Jamaica-st. 

Straw  Hat  Makers, 
Armour  Rol)ert  and  Co.  136,  Tron-gate 
Blyfh  M.  390,  Gallow-gate 
Clarke  J.  and  Co.  109,  Nelson. st. 
Connell  Charles,  24,  Glassford-st. 
Fukon  Isabella,  8,  Tron-gate 
Graham  M.  2,  Crown-st. 
Green  H.  E.  &  Co.  6,  Adelphi-st. 
Johnston  Alexander,  105,  Nelson-st. 
Logie  Mary,  44,  Glassfovd-st. 
M'Arthur  Janett,  19,  Nelson-st. 
M'lntosh  Wm.  96  Hutcheson-st. 
M'Liu-kie  Christian,  13  Candlerigg-st. 
M'Millan  M.  164,  Tron-gate 
Marwick  James,  114  Nelson-st. 
Miller  James,  123  Nelson-st. 
Primrose  E.  &  J.  274 George-st. 
Shanks  J.  and  H.  5  Wilson-st. 
Taylor  and  Bell,  1  little  Dove-hill 
Warren  and  Thomson,  119  Nelson-st 

Sugar   Refiners, 
Bell  Richard  &  Co.  125  Stockwell-st. 
Bell  James  &  Edward,  John-st.Sugar-house 
Kirkland,  Neilson  and  Co.  399  Gallow-gate 
M'Intosh  C.  and  Co.  (sugar  of  lead  manu- 
facturers) Park-lane 
M'Nair  James,  45,  Ingram-st.&  48  Queen-st 
Wilson,  Strong  and  Co.  Alston-st. 

Tailors. 

See  also  Merchant  Tailors. 
Armour  John,  sen.  157  Slockwell-st. 


Arthur  Wm.  303  High-st. 

Arthur  Archibald,  164,  Tron-gatc> 

Barclay  John,  102  Tron-gate 

Black  Patrick,  130  Salt-market 

Brown  Thomas,  179  King-st.  Tradeston 

Brown  John,  17  Tron-gate 

Campbell  Daniel,  146  Salt-market 
JForbes  Duncan,  40  Tron-gate 

Forgan  A.  47,  King-st. 

Gow  Benjamin,  101,  Melville-st. 

Grant  Daniel,  175  Tron-gate 

Gunn  Alexander,  112  Gallow-gate 

Hunter  Robert,  138  Bridge-gate 

M'Donald  W.  9  King-si. 

Martin  Robert,  62,  Crown-st. 

Mayne  James,  39  Princes-st. 

Miller  Robert,  138  Salt-market 

Montgomery  J.  154  Tron-gate 

Ogilvie  Ebenezer,  15  Gallow-gate 

Paterson  Matthew  and  Co.  41  Brunswick-pl 

Ross  Alexander,  73  Salt- market 

Rourke  Hugh,  131  Salt-market 

Sharp  James,  141  Trtm-gate 

Walker  Alexander,  141  Salt-market 

Wardrop  James,  158  Tron-gate 
Tallow  Chandlers, 

Ainslie  Wm.  25  Main-st.  Gorbals 

Barclay  John,  93  Glassford-st. 

Bowie  Alexander,  603  Argyle-st. 

Dalglish  Robert  and  Co.  93  Candlerigg-st. 

Davidson  and  Co.  23,  Argyle-st.  &  Main-st, 
Anderston 

Fisher  Peter,  28  High-st. 

Forsyth  Archibald,  109  High-st. 

Freeland  Wm.  49  High-st, 

Fulton  W.  and  J.  31  Hutcheson-st.  and  124 
Bridge-gate 

Halkett  Janett,  70Salt-m.arket 

Harvie  Alexander,  12  Stockwell-st.  J 

Henderson  Wm.[&soft  soap]  431  Gallow-gt.    i 

Johnson  Wm  .and  Co.  44  Argyle-st. 

Lang  Thomas  and  Sons,  107  King-st, 

Leitch  Neil,  25  Nelson-st. 

Low  Alexander,  377  Gallow-gate 

M'Fadyen  D.  10  Adelphi-st. 

M'Kenzie  Daniel  &  Co.  26,  King-st. 

M'Lellan  Lewis,  411  Gallow-gate 

M'Millan  Andrew,  43  Argyle-st. 

Nelson  Wm.  359  Gallow-gate 

Paul  John  and  Andrew,  286  George-st. 

Rae  James,  266  High-st. 

Rose  Alexander,  214  High-st, 

Sim  George,  26  Candlerigg-st, 

SteveQBon  Wm.  Kirk-st.  Calton 

Taylor  George,  Calton-mouth 

Thomson  Wm.  431  Gallow-gate 

Warren  Wm,  98  King-st. 

Weems  M.  46  Adelphi-place 

Williamson  Hugh,  176  Main-st.  Gorhals 

Wilson  John  &  James,  177  King-st.  Trades- 
ton  and  37  Salt-market 

Young  Wm.  389  Gallow-gate 
Ta7iners, 

Bamhill  James  and  Co.  Spout-mouth 

Johnston  James  and  Sons,  Duke-st. 

M'Kinlay  Charles,  near  English-chapel 

M'Leod  Cornelius,  Old-vennal 

Paterson  John,  [skinner]  Spout-moutK 


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Peat  James  and  Co.  51,  Gallow-gate 

Roxburgh  John  and  Co.  Spout-mduth 
Taverns, 
See  Hotels,  also  Publicans,  &c, 

Adam  Matthew,  455  Gallow-gate 

Anderson  James,  25  Tron-gate 

Arthur  IVIarv,  180  Tron-gate 

Balfour  John,  (Sir  William  Wallace)  Salt- 
market 

Cameron  A.  178  Tron-gate 

Cooper  Robert,  62  Bell-st. 

Coopers  Tarera,  69  Tron-gate 

Curl  James,  184  Tron-gate 

Dunn  George,  65  Tron-gate 

Earner  James,  Broomielaw 

Easton  Mary,  19  Tron-gate 

Easton  George,  13  King-st. 

Feriruson  Alexander,  C.  92  Hutcheson-st. 

Forrester  James,  29- Gallow-gate 

Forrester  Rt.  (Greenock)  120    Broomielaw 

Gardner  James,  43  Princes-st 

Gebbie  Thomas,  173  Tron-gate 

Gilchrist  H.  Port  Dundas 

Gillillan  Wm.  46  Candlerigg-st. 

Gregg  John,  173  Salt-market 

Henderson  Janett,  101  Candlerigg-st. 

Hill  James,  Port  Dundas 

Hoggart  John,  19  Princes-st. 

M'Farlane  John,  1  St.  Enochs-wynd 

M'Farlane  Walter,  40  Tron-gate 

M'Pherson  Donald,  3  Argyle-st. 

Mavcr  Wm.  20  Salt-market 

Menzie  Thomas,  Argyle-st. 

Millar  James,   (commercial)  15  Wood-lane 

Munn  Mary,  61  Candlerigg-st. 

Murray  Wm.  158  Tron-gate 

Neilson  John,  180  Tron-gate 

Neilson    Peter,      [golden    boot]    142  Salt- 
market 

Pollock  Agnes,  22  Princes-j|;. 

Robertson  David.  (Trafalgar)  124  Tron-gt. 

Robertson  John,  (commercial)  175  Tron-gt 

Speirs  Robert,  19  Tron-gate 

Tea  Dealers. 

See  Grocers  also. 
Binks  Thoma^O  Candlerigg-st. 
Brown  James  and  Co.  123  Salt-market 
Dougall  John  and  Co.  55  Quecn-sl. 
Findlay  Robert,  402  Gallow-gate 
Finlayson  M.  and  T.  73  King-st. 
Hamilton,  Staines  and  Co.  78  Tron-gate 
Kay  Robert,  120  Gallow-gate 
Kincaid  and  Co.  (and  coffee)  55  High-st. 
Leuchars  Robert,  241  High-st. 
M'Eachran  Arch.  Turners-court,  Argjde-st. 
M'Ewan  Wm.  395  Gallow-gate 
Mackie  James  and  Co.  25  Glassford-st. 
Maxwell  Wm,  211  High-st. 
Mirrlees  John,  629  Argyle-st. 
Neilson  A.  and  M.  127  Tron-gate 
Rae  Wm.  96  Gallow-gate 
Robertson  James,  154  Stockwell 
Simple  and  Co.  25  Turners-court 
Slater  John^  84  Candlerigg-st. 
Smeal  Wm.  268  High-st.  and  86  Gallow-gt. 
Stirling  D.  379  Gallow-gate 

21 


Storey  J.  A.  116  Tron-gate 
Sudden  and  M 'Liver,  154  Salt-market 
Thornburn  James,  83  King-st. 
Ure  Wm.  30  Salt-market 
Wallace  James,  99  Gallow-gate 

Thread  Manufacturers. 
Barbour  J.  and  Co.  33  Candlerigg-st. 
Cooper  W.  &  A.  &  Co,  [best  nuns]    12, 

Stirling-st, 
Gregg  Margaret  62  High-st. 
Lindsay  Wm.  and  Co.   (cotton  and  linen) 

25  Brunswick-place 
Mitchell  T.  &  M.  &  Co.  Mitchell-st. 
Purdie  Wm.  13  Tron-gate 
Shaw  Matthew,  35  St.  Andrew-st, 
Timber   Merchants, 
Baird  and  Brown,  Por<  Dundas 
Bryce  John  and  Co.  15  Jackson-st. 
Currie  Wra.Tobago-st.  Calton 
Forrester  &  Buchanan,  Madeira-buildings 
Frame  Robert,  5  Greame-st. 
Frame  James,  5  Greame-st. 
Galloway  John,  (&  builder)  287  George-st. 
Hamilton  John  and  Sons,  107  Stock well-st 
Kay  Archibald  and  Co.  (&  joiners  &  cabinet 

makers)  Argyle-st. 
Lindsay  Js.  &  Co.  Wood-lane,  BroomieUw 
M'Farlane  R.  &  A.  Robertson-st. 
M'Ruer  Jas.  &  Son,  Buchanan-st, 
M'Target  W.  &  Co,  21,  Hospital-st. 
Mnirheid  Rt.  and  Co.  (&  joiners)  Union-pl. 
Retbertson  W.  R.  &  Sons,  Anderston-walk 
Rodger  Wm,  and  Son,  39,  Buchanan-st. 
Scott  Allan  and  Jas.  great  Clyde-st, 
Thomson  &  Edmiston,  27,  Thistle-st. 
Tobacco  4"  Snuff',  Manufacturers  and 

Dealers. 
Adamson  Wm.  7,  Spout-mouth 
Auld  Wm.  423,  Gallow-gate 
Belton  Wm.  36,  Dunlop-st. 
Bilton  John,  60,  Tron-gate 
Blackshaw  Rt.  146,  Gallow-gate 
Bolton  Wm.  Argyle-st, 
Brown  John,  47,  Gallow-gate 
Bulloch  Jas.  614,  Argyle-st- 
Campbell  John  and  Co.  85,  High-st. 
Campbell  Daniel,  44,  Tron-gate 
Couper  Rt.  94,  Tron-gate 
Douglass  Wm.  4,  Argj'le-st. 
Ferguson  Wm.  403,  Gallow-gate 
Fisher  Jas.  190,  Main-st.  Gorbala 
Fisher  Duncan,  64,  Argyle-st. 
Fleming  J.  and  J.  82,  Gallow-gate 
Gardner  Thos.  118,  Gallow-gate 
Graham  John,  308,  Gallow-gate 
Grieare  and  Cochran,  20,  High-st. 
Hamilton  Jas.  300,  High-st. 
Hamilton  A.  &  P.  &  Co.  152,  Stockwell-st. 
Healey  John  &  Co.  123,  Bridge-gate 
Ingram  Chas.  6,  Nelson-st. 
King  A.  62,  Stockweil-st. 
KirklandJ.  28,  Gallow-gate 
LeitchNeal,  25,  Nelson-st. 
M'GibbinThos.  32,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
M'Gibbon  Thos.  and  Son,  106,  Salt-market 
M'Kay  Jane,  213,  High-st. 


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M'Kenzie  Kenneth,   (opposite  Commercial 

Inn)  Gallow-gate 
M'Queen  Wm.  286,  High-st. 
M'Roby  George,  22,  Salt-market 
Mitcbell  Stewart,  46,  King-st. 
Nicholson  Key,  32,  George-st. 
Paul  J.  &  A.  286,  George-st. 
PanlJohn,  18,  George-st. 
RaeWm.  58,  High-st. 
Randolph  Tbos.  35,  Candlerigg-st. 
Rankin  Jas.  114,  BriJge-gate 
Ritchie  Jas.  179,  Main-st.  Gorbals 
Robertson  Thos.  Grahamston 
Russian  John,  14,  Jamaica-st. 
Shields  Rt,  and  Son,  158,  Salt-market 
Sim  George,  26,  Candlerigg-st 
Spence  Henry,  1,  Parks-place 
Stewart  J,  and  J.  33,  Gallow-gate 
Stewart  N.  72,  Bridge-gate 
Stuart  John,  jnn.  and  Co.  244,  High-st. 
Taylor  R.  and  Son,  630,  Argyle-st. 
Turner  Jas.  275,  High-st. 
Walker  Rt.  13,  Commercial-st.  Tradeston 
Watterson  Edwd.  and  Co.  193,  Tron-gate 
Whytock  Jas.  218,  High-st. 
Williamson  Jas.  14,  Jamaica-st. 
Wilson  TLios.  123,  High-st. 
Wilson  John,  57,  Tron-gate 

Toy  SfC.  Warehouses. 
Brown  Elizabeth,  91,  Hir.h-st. 
Burton  David,  58,  Glassford-st. 
Crouch  John,  98,  Candlerigg-st. 
Kinnear  and  Shearer,  10,  Brunswick-place 
Milligan  Andrew,  29,  St.  Enoch's-square 
Muir  Mrs.  D.  81,  Glassford-st. 
Osborne  Ann,  29,  John-st. 
Taylor  Ebenezer,  16,  Hutcheson-st. 

Trimk  Makers. 
Bain  Jas.  and  Co.  44,  Candlerigg-st. 
Bennerman  John  and  Son,  110,  Nelson-st. 
Biair  Alex,  .^,  Montrose-st. 
Carswell  Allan,  sen.  22,  Montrose-st. 
Finlay  and  Neilson,  Stirling- square 
Graham  Jas.  45,  Candlerigg-st. 
Jamiesoti  Rt.  Stirling-st. 
M'Lean  Lachlan,  112,  Nelson-st. 
Pedie  Peter,  27,  Arg>'le-st. 
Scott  Jas.  8,  s.  Albion-st. 
Stevenson  Rt,  74,  Wilson-st. 

Turners  in  Wood,  Sfc. 
Arneil  John,  413,  Gallow-gate 
Brown  Jas.  621,  Argyle-st. 
Buchanan  John  201,  Higb-st. 
Couper  David,  294,  High-st. 
Drummond  Jas.  93,  High-st. 
Gardner  Alex.  Main-st.  Anderston 
Hay  Jas.  294,  High-st. 
Longmuir  Jas.  449,  Gallow-gate 
M'Culloch  Rt.  Campbell-st. 
IM'Dougall  Alex.  Gordon-st. 
M'Grigor  John,  297,  High-st. 
M'Naughten  Daniel,  Stockwell-st. 
Miine  Jas.  Gorbals 
Milne  John,  25,  Tron-gate 
Robb  Wm.  131,  High-st. 
Robertson  Thos,  Mitchell-st. 


Shanks  Rt.  19,  College-st. 
Sinclair  A.  &  J.  King-st.  Calton 
Steele  Jas.  Anderston-walk 
Stephen  Chas.  Bridge-gate 
Thomson  Hugh,  85,  Candlerigg-st. 

Umbrella  Alamifacturers. 
Cassels  Ellen,  50,  George-st. 
.  Fairley  Allan  and  Co.  101,  Candlerigg-st. 
Limeburn  Matthew, (&  perfumer)  17,Bell-8t 
M'Lehose  Rt.  1,  Hutcheson-st. 
M'Lehose,  Wm.2,  Wil!iam-st. 
Miller  Jas.  121,  Nelson-st. 
Parkhill  Barry,  7,  Wilson-st. 
Smith  Alex.  7,  Georpe-st. 
Snmmerville  Wm.  'M,  Candlerigg-st. 
Watson  John,  3,  Wilson-st, 

Upholsterers. 
See  also  Cabinet  makers  and  Upholsterers. 
Aitken  Wm.  &  Son,  4,  Maxwell-st. 
Brown,  Lilburn&  Co.Post-ofl5ce-crt.Tron-gt 
Cameron  Hugh,  9,  Argyle-st. 
Jack,  Paterson  and  Co.  81,  Tron-gate 
Telfer  Wm.  90,  Salt-market 
Waddell  Rt.  Son  and  Co   175,  Tron-gate 
White  Jas.  413,  Gallow-gate 

Vinegar  Manufacturers. 

Macintosh  Chas.  &  Co.  Park-lane, Duke-st. 

M'Intosh  Tassie,  (&  barm).  Back- wynd 
Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 

Black  Andrew,   [wooden  clocks]  147,  Salt- 
market 

(  alder  John,  30,  Bun's-wynd 

Caldwell  Wm.  2,  Malta-st.  Gorbals 

Campbell  John,  95,  Hutcheson-st. 

Cowan  Wm.  8,  High-st. 

Dobbie  John,  276,  High-st. 

Dobbie  Andrew,  319,  Gallow-gate 

Gibson  Jas.  40,  Tron-gate 

Grant  John,  M»in-st.  Anderston 

Halbert  Wm.  99,  Glassford-st. 

Kinnear    &  Shearer,    (wooden  clocks)  10, 
Brunswick-place 

M'Beith  Danl.  Kirk-st.  Calton 

M'Farlane  Duncan,  159,  Tron-gate 

Mitchell  &  Russell,  18,  Gal]g^-gate 

Morrison  Wm.  50,  King-st. 

MuirheadJas.  12,  Nelson-st. 

Reid  F.  &  Sons,  142,  Salt-market 

Robertson  Rt.  86,  Argyle-st. 

Scrymgeour  Jas.  90,  Glassford-st. 

Smith  R.  Old-wynd 

Steel  Wm.  118,  Nelson-st. 

Templeton  Jas.  196,  Main-st.  Gorbals 

White   Sf  Jobbing-  Smiths,  Sf   Bell- 
hangers,  Sfc.  Sfc. 

Anderson  Wm.  149,  Salt-market 

Bowie  &  Rae,  33,  Gallow-gate 

Brown  Thos.  97,  High-st. 

Crichton  Rt.  237,  High-st. 

Currie  John,  2,  Mitchell-st. 

Herriot  &  Emery,  Campbell-st. 

Lang  Wm.  &  Son,  Old-wynd 

Liddell  Jas.  &  Co.  155,  Stockwell-st. 

M'Arthur  Duncan,  Broomielaw-quay 


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M'Callum  &  Watson,  126,  Salt-market 
Murdoch  H.  &  Sons,  Clyde-st.  Calton 
Paterson  Wm.  Jamaica-st. 
Smith  John,  Frederick-lane 
TarrisRt.  Union-lane 
Wright  Janett,  168,  Salt-market 
Wine    ^    Spirit  Importers,  Mer- 
chants, Sfc. 
Alexander  Jas.  j'ln.  &  Co.  Melville  place 
Anderson  &  Cowan,  39,  Stockwell-st. 
Black  Duncan,  6,  Old-vennal 
BryceJohn,  4n,  GaJIow-gate 
Bryson  Peter,  31,  Salt-market 
Buchanan  John,  jun.  Melville-place 
Buchanan  John  &  Co.  5,  Princes-st. 
Buchanan  John  &  Jas.  10,  Princes-st. 
Buchanan,  Kennedy  Ss  Co.  30,  Stockwell-st 
Campbell  Jas.  &  Co.  16,  St.  Andrew's-lane 
Cleugh  Jas.  410,  Gallow-grate 
Colquhoun  Jas.  69,  Argyle-st. 
Corbet  Jas.  Turner's-crt. 
CraiaJas.  22,  Stockwell-st. 
Dow  Pete:-,  417,  Gallow-gate 
Fairley  Thos.  &  Co.  44,  Wilson-st. 
Farquhar  Tho.^.  (spi.  cellar)  3,  Stockwell-st 
Fleck  Gilbert,  57,  Princes-st. 
Forloug  Wm.  &  Son,  4,  Garthland-st. 
Galloway  A,  &  W.  &  Co.  49,  Glassford-st. 
Gardner  &  Rorison,43,  Princes-st. 
Gibb  Elias,  Sidney-crt,  Argyle-st. 
Gilchrist,  Robertson  &  Co.  62,  Tron-gate 
Gillies  Thomas,  22,  King-st. 
Gilinour  &  Son,  16,  Stockwell-st. 
Glasgow  Wine  and  Spirit  Co.  32,  High-st. 
Graham  John,  17.5,  Tron-gate 
Gregg  Benjamin,  63,  Candleriggs 
Hail  John,  54,  High-st. 
Hamilton,  Staines  c&  Co.  78,  Tron-gate 
Hamilton  Alex.  63,  Princes-st. 
Hamilton  Thos.  78,  Tron-gate 
Harvie  Thos.  43,  Dunlop-st. 
JaflFray  Rt.  32,  Stockwell-st. 
Kerr  Wm.  &  Co.  24,  St.  Andrew's-lane 
Leckie  Rt.  34,  Glassford-st, 
Leitch,  Hill&  Co.  10,  Jamaica-st. 
Lloyd  Hoyes,  f^l^  &  groceries)  1 1 5,  High-st 
M'Allister  jun.  18,  19  &  20,  Stockwell-st. 
M'Callum  John,  4,  Olr!-wynd 
M'Dermid  &  Forrester,  29,  Argyle-st. 
M'Donald  A.  &  M'Nab,  4,  Croy-place 
M'Dougall  Duncan,  96  &  98,  New-wynd 
M'EachianArchibald,Turner's-crt  Argyle-st 
M'Farlane  G.  &  A.  20,  King-st. 
M'Farlane  Duncan,  23,  Back-wynd 
M'Laws  Robt.  Arthur  &  Co,  66,  Bridge-gt. 
Mather,  Carnegie  &  Co.  Tontine  bk.-bldgs. 
Matthie  &  Simi)son,  15,  St.  Andrew's-lane 
Meiizie  A.  &  Moir,  99,  Salt  market 
Mirrlees  Alex.  42,  Argyle-st. 
Moody  Hugh,  24,  King-st. 
Oswald  Andrew,  81,  Stirling-st. 
Piakerton  George,  12,  St.  Andrew's-lane 
Porterfield  Jas.  Corbet,  iVlorrison's-crt. 
Robertson  &  Jaffray,  Melville-place 
Shirra  Wm.  Sidney-crt.  Arsryle-st. 
Steell  J.  &  W.  396,  Gallow-gate 
Stewart  Robt.  17,  St.  Andrew's-lane 


Stewart  J.  &  J,38,  Buehanan-crt.  Argyle-st. 

Strang  John  &  Co.  37,  Stockwell  st. 

Strang  Rt.  30,  Stirling  st. 

Sword  Jas.  yr,  21,  Hutcheson-st. 

Taylor  W,  E.  1,  Cr«y-place 

Wallace  J.  &  J.  384,  Gallow-gate 

Wark  A.  &  J.  5,  Virginia-st. 

Yuill  &  Pinkerton,  9,  St.  Andrew's-sq. 

Wire  Workers. 
Iron  &  Brass  Wire  Co.  23,  Turner's-court, 

agent,  Jas.  Kibble 
Sanderson  Geo.  (riddles)  223,  Gallow-gate 
Wilson  John  and  Son,  158,  Trongate 
WilsonJ.  and  A.(&  drummakers)9,Tron-gt 
Woollen  Drapers,  ^  Manchester  and 

Leeds    Warehouses, 
Allan  Wm.  28,  Tron-gate 
Anderson  Wm.  5,  Candlerigg-st. 
Anderson  John  and  Co.  21,  Tron-gate 
Anderson  John,  jun.  16,  Tron-gate 
Barclay  and  Smith,  18,  High-st. 
Blair  Andrew,  11,  Tron-gate 
Bow  P,  and  E.  7,  Tron-gate 
Brownlie  Alex.  31,  Gallow-gate 
Buchanan  John,  jun.  165,  Tron-gate 
Caddell  Wm.  lO,  Caudlerigg-st. 
Campbell  and  M'Pherson,  180,  Salt-market 
Campbell  John,  54,  Ti'on-gate 
Campbell  Jas.  164,  Tron-gate 
Craig  R.  and  W.   451,   Gallow-gate,  &  10, 

Tron-gate 
Davidson  and  Co.  13,  Tron-gate 
Dobbie  John,  31,  Tron-gate 
Duncan  Jas.  94,  Candlerigg-st. 
Ewing  Patrick,  176,  Tron-gate 
Fairley  and  Co.  (wh.)  101,  Candleriggs 
Ferguson  Alex.  448,  Gallow-gate 
Frazer  Jas.  9,  Tron-gate 
Galbraith  John,  sen.  168,  Tron-gate 
Gardner  Rt.  and  Co.  428,  Gallow-gate 
Gatharell  George,  8,  Adelphi-st. 
Gibson  R.  and  Son,  49,  Tron-gate 
Greenshields  Samuel,  122,  Nelson-st. 
Hamilton  Francis,  458,  Gallow-gate 
Harris  Jas.  and  Co.  171,  Tron-gate 
Hunter  Archibald,  148,  Tron-gate 
Johnston  and  Forrester,  old  Post-office-crt. 
Lyle  Rt.  464,  Gallow-gate 
M'Farlane  Wm.  46,  Tron-gate 
M'Gilchrist  Alex.  383,  High-st. 
M'Gregor  Dugald,  20,  Tron-gate 
M'Intosh  D.  and  Co.  7,  Hutcheson-st. 
M'Kay  John,  (woollen  manufr.)  Dove-hill 
M'Kewen  Jas.  113,  Nelson-st, 
M'Lellan  and  Shields  7,  Nelson-st. 
Millar  and  Ewen,  145,  Tron-gate 
Mitchell  Alex.  40,  Tron-gate 
Park  Wm.  and  Co.  191,  Tron-gate 
Paterson  Jas.  154,  Tron-gate 
Paterson  Matthew,  40,  Brunswick-place 
Russell  J.  and  T.  442,  Gallow-gate 
Steel  Wm.  12,  Tron-gate 
Steell  Matthew,  453,  Gallow-gate 
Thomson  Jas.  and  Co.  194,  Tron-gate 
Watson  Rt.  174,  Tron-gate 
Watson  Matthew,  27,  Tron-gate 
Watt  Thos.  and  Co.  2,  Antigua-place 


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Whltelaw  Jobn  and  Co.  37,  Tron-gate 

Zuill  John  and  Andrew,  33,  Trou-gate 
Writers,  Procurators.   S^c. 

Adam  Peter,  28,  St.  Andrew's-st 

Aitclipson  Wni.  87,Glasstord-st. 

Allan  John,  4,  Virginia-st. 

Annerson  Jobn,  449,  Gailow-gate 

Bailli^  George,  15,  St.  Andrew-st. 

BaioJo-eph,  164,  Tron-gate 

Bal'iiigaib  and>  Young,  32,  Hutcheson-st. 

fipj-'ie^A.  ('.  36,  Nelson-st. 

Berne  Rt-  21,  Glass*ford-st, 

Blair  and  Mat-k,  33,  Nelson-st. 

Bogle  Win.  ar.d  Co.  81,  Brauswick-st. 

Bogle  Jas.  and   Win.   M'Kendiicic,   6,  St. 
Andrew's- lane 

Borrowman  John,  7,  Hutcheson-st. 

Brisbane  G.  C.  3,  Antigua-place 

Brown  and  Reid,  48,  Nelson-st, 

Browulie  John,  175,  Tron-gate 

Buchanan  and  Todd,  175,  Tron-gate 

Calder  John,  22,  Tron-gate 

Campbell  Alex.  sen.  Antigua-place 

Campbell  Alex.  jun.  &  Barlas,  11,  Ingram-st 

Christie  Thos.  29,  Stockwell-st. 

Copland  Wni.  19,  Viiginia-st. 

Couper  Wm.  38,  Miller-st. 

Crawford  George,  12,  Wallace-court 

Cumming  Jas.  and  D.  M'CuUasky,  28,  St. 
Andrew-st. 

Cutbill  and  Monteath,  17,  Virginia-st. 

pinning  John,  21,  Glassford-st. 

Donald  C.   D.    and  I.   G.   Hamilton,    19, 
Virginia-st. 

DonelasJ,  C.  50,  Miller-st. 

Douglas  John,  32,  Hutcheson-st. 

Dnnnmond  Jas.  26c!,  High-st. 

D'lncai  Wm.  Post-Oftice-coait 

Dunlop  John,  84,  King-st. 

Eh'er  and  Marshall,  94,  Caiidlerigg-st. 

E""')!?  I.  M.  and   I,    Boiroft-man,  7,  Hut- 
cheson-st, 

FaironerThos.  98,  Trou-gate 

Ferguson  John,  107,  Nirlsou-st. 

Fin'ay  Henry,  47,  King-st. 

Fisher  John,  Town-cleik's-chambers 

Fleiiiing  and  S»rang,  31,  Nelson-st. 

Forsyth  and  Ferguson,  12,  Cochran-st. 

Galloway  Jas.  21,  Glassford-st. 

Gilflllan  Michael,  15,  St.  Andrew-st. 

Giltillan  Peter,  7,  Sterling-square 

Goodwin  Wm.  7,  Brunswick-place 

Gordon  Henry,  21,  Glassford-st. 

Graeme  Archibald,  bk.  Tontine-buildings 

Graham  R.  &  Andrew,  Mitchell,  48,  Miller-st 

Graham  Alex,  38,  Miller-st. 

Graham  Thos.  51,  Miller-st. 

Grant  John,  1,  Brunswick-place 

Grant  Adam,  175,  Tron-gate 

Hamilton  John,  57,  High-st. 

Henderson  Jobn,  bk.  Tontine- buildings 

Henderson  Jas.  22,  Princes-st. 

Henderson  R.  Town-clerk-chambers 

Hewitt  Alex,  175,  Tron-gate 

Hill,  Graham  &  Davidson,  1,  s.Frederick-st. 

Hill  Rt.  2,  Antigua-st, 

Houston,  Wm,  23,  St.  Andrew-st. 


Kerr  and  Malcom,  Antigua-place 
Kerr  John,  Antigna-place 
Kerr  Hugh,  15,  St,  Andrew-st. 
King  and  Campbell,  23,  Virginia-st. 
King  Jas.  jua.  19,  Gallow-gate 
Knox  John,  21,  Glassford-st. 
Lang  J.  and  A.  39,  Glassford-st. 
Lang  David,    28,  Brunswick- place 
Lawrie Wm.&  Alex.  Morrison,51, Nelson-st 
Lawrie  H.  113,  Nelson-st. 
Leighton  Alexander,  175,  Tron-gate 
Lindsay  W.  &  Geo.  Forsyth,  20, Virginia-st 
Lumsden  Lachlan,  4,  Virginia-st. 
M'Alpen    Wm.    96,  King-st. 
M'Olnre  and  Hamilton,  39,  Hutcheson-st. 
'vl' Donald  and  Grant,  1,  Brunswick-st. 
M' Donald  A.  Virginia-st. 
M'Douall  Alex.  47,  Virginia-st. 
M'Dowall  Archibald,  47,  Virginia-st. 
M'Ewen  Thomas,  Wellington-court 
M'Ewing  John,  22,  Argyie-st, 
M'Farlane  John,  31,  Salt-market 
M'George,  A.  and  1.  B.  Gray, 35,  Virginia-st 
M'Grigorand  Murray,  29,  Virginia-st. 
Mack  W.  G.  64,  Hutcheson-st. 
Rd'KechnieWm.  Meh-ille-place 
.M'Kendrick  Wm.  6,  St.  Andrew's-lane 
M'Pherson&M'  La.chlan,  head  of  Virginia-st 
Marshall  Thos.  449,  Gallow-gate 
Mathie  David,  23,  Virginia-st, 
Mathie  and  Craig,  23,  Ingram-st, 
Maxwell  J.  W.  and  D.  Downie,  105,Kiag-st 
Miller  Rt.  jun.  76,  King-st. 
Miller  Peter,  53,  Princes-st. 
Mitchell  Thomas,  Melville-place 
Montgomerie  Matthew,  and  J.  P.  Fleming, 

106,  Tron-gate 
Morrison  and  Denny,  7,  Miller-st. 
Morrison  George  and  James,  Haddin,   164, 

Tron-gate 
MuirRt.  AntTgua-place 
Neilson  Wm.  150,  Tron-gate 
Nelson  J.  M.7,  Brunswick-place 
Nisbet  and  Peebles,  Antigua-place 
Nivcn  Rt.  and  David,  46,  Miller-st. 
Patersou  Peter,  11,  Salt-market 
Robert  and  M'Calhim,  62,  "R-on-gate 
Robertson  Wm.  32,  Duniop-st. 
Ronald  R.  M  7,  Brunswick-place 
Salmoud  Geo.    (pro  Fiscal  of  Lanarkshire) 

26,  Nelson-st. 
Scales  John,  78,  Stirliug-st. 
Scot  J.  B.  44,  St.  Andrew-sq. 
Scott  Andrew,  22,  Argyle-st. 
ScouUer  John,  71,  Hutcheson-st. 
Shortridge  Wm.  4,  south  Hanover-st. 
Sinclair  George,  78,  Tron-gate 
Smith  Peter,  268,  High-st. 
Steel  George,  71,  Hutcheson-st. 
Steel  Wm.  164,  Tron-gate 
Stevenson  Nathaniel,  63,  Candl«rigg-st. 
Stewart  Chas.  71,  Hutchesou-st- 
Stewart  J.  and  Chas.  D.  43,  Tron-gate 
Stewart  Peter,  41,  Brunswick-st. 
Sword  Rt.  94,  Hutcheson-st. 
Taylor  and  Gardner,  144,  Bell-st, 
Thomson  Wm.  52,  Virginia-st. 


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rhomsoo  Rt.  Town-derk's-cliarabers 

Towart  Hujrli,  256,  High-st. 

Turner  Archibald,  2,  Princes-st. 

Turner  Duncan,  12,  Wallace-crt. 

Ure  Alex.  105,  Kinar-st. 

Waddell  George,  322,  Hi?b.-st. 

Waddell  VVm.  83,  Hutcheson-st. 

Walker  Jobn,  136,  Tron-gate 

Walkinshaw,   Dow   and   VValkinsliaw,   15, 
Ingram-st. 

Walls  John,  107,  Nelson-st, 

Watson  Wm.  13,  Brunswick-place 

Whyte  Andrew,  102,  Tron-gate 

Wilkie  T.and  I.  Grieve,  101,  Candlerigg-st 

Wilson  Jas.  83,  Salt-markel 

Wilson  and  M'Intyre,  37,  Dunlop-st. 

Wilson  Jas.  jnn.32,  Nelson-st. 

Wright  Rt.  256,  High-st. 

Young  George,  45,  Stock well-st, 
MISCELLANY, 

Allan  David,  stocking  manufacturer.  Com- 
mercial-court 

Black  Jas,  Esq.  1,  Union-place 

Black  and  Co.  calico  glazcrs,  Smith's-crt. 

Blair  Archibald,  ship   and  vessel   builder, 
Port  Dunrias 

Bonthron  Alex,  jack  and  ship  screw  maker, 

12,  Turner's-conrl 

Brownlie  Wm.  patent  axle  maker,  Bruns- 
wick-lane 
Cameron    Hugh,   tobacco   pipe  maker,    6, 

Bell-st. 
Causi-r  Edwd.  vet.surg.  Market-lane,  John-st 
Cochran  John,  jun.  butter  merehant,  617, 

Argyle-st. 
Collier  Capt,  Rt.  barrack  master,  Graham-st 
Dalmuir  Co.  soda  aad  vitriol,  &c.  manufrs. 

61,  Buchanan-st. 
Deakin  and  Smith,   button  and  trimming 

warehouse,  28,  Glassford-st. 
Donalds  &  Co.  ship  chandlers,  41,  Jamaica-st 
Donaldson  David,cheese  factor,6 1 3,Argyle-st 
Fleming  Rt.  silk  and  worsted^  liianufacturer, 

79,  Bell-st. 
Galbraith  James,  cai-pet  manufacturer,  32, 

Havannah-st, 
Gardner  John,  jun.  stocking  manufacturer, 

468,  Gallow-gate 
Gardners,  Jamieson  and  Co.  opticians,  43, 

Bell-st. 
Gleeson  Thos.  and  Son,  whip  makers,  15, 

Princes-st. 
Greig  Wm.  flour  dealer,  254,  High-st, 
Hanks  Wm.  bridle  bit  maker,  46,  Cochran-st 
Heggie  Andrew,  flesher,  Argyle-st. 
Hill  Jas.  substitute  keeper  of  Sasine  office, 

13,  n.  Albion-8t. 

Horn  Jas.  last  and  boot  tree  maker,   159, 

Salt-market 
Houston  A.  and  R.  and  Co.  coal  merchants, 

53,  Queeen-st. 
Hurlet  and  Campsie,    allum  and  copperas 

Merchants,  Union-plaee 

Leechniau -,  smith  &  farrier,Nelson-st, 

M'Adam  and   Son,  bone  and   ivory   black 

manufacturers,  Hill-st.  Duke-st. 
Muir,  Brown  &  Co.  bleachers,  Hutchesoa-tn 


Pa<on  Geo.  and  Co.  bellows,  &.c.  makers,l:3, 

High-st. 
Purvis  Wm.  and  Co.  slate  pencil  cutters,82, 

Hutchcson-st. 
Robertson  J.   M.  and    Co.   ship  chandlers, 

Sniithfield,  Brooraic'la;v 
Stewart  Thos.  bleacher,  Glasgow-field 
Tassie  J. keeperof  bonded  stores,  Ho\vaid-st 
TurnbuU  Lawrence,  Capt.  of  the  Briiliaut 

Liverpool  trader,  Brown-st.  Broomielaw 
Waters  David,  calico  glazer,  24,  Cocliran-st 
Wilkie  John,  fish  merchant,  222,  High-st. 
Williamson  VVm.  bleacher,    C'armoyle-field 
Wilson  Jas.  supvr,  of  gas  works,  Kirk-st. 
Wyse  Geo.  inkeeper,  Glasgow,  and  FalkirH 

Tavern,  Lock,  16,  great  Canal,  and  17, 

High-st.  Glasgow  . 


Magistrates  and    Town   Council  of 

Glasgow. 
The  Hon.  Henry  Monleith,  Lord  Provost 
Gilbert  Watson,  Esq.T 
A.  Lawson,  Esq,  >Merchant  Bailllea 

Stew.  Smith,  Esq.       J 
James  H  unter,  Esq.        \ Trades'  Baillies 
Eben.  Richardson,  Esq.  J  ^^^"^^^  BaiUies 
Robert  Findlay,  Esq,  Dean  of  Guild 
R,  Hood,  Esq. Deacon  Convener,  J  Counsel- 
Wm.  DalgHsh,  Esq.  Treasurer,      S-lors     ex 
A.Templeton,EsqlVIasterofVVorks  3  officiis 
James  Sprenll,  Esq.  Chamberlain 
James    Cleland,    Esq.    Superintendant  of 

Public  Works 
Robert    Ferric,     Esq.    Superintendant    of 

S'^reets 
Alexander  Garden,  Esq.  Baillieof  the  River 

and  Frith  of  (^yde 
Laurence  Craigie,  jun.  Esq.  depute  do. 
John  Morrison,  Esq.  Bailiie  of  Provan 
James    Barclay,    Esq.    Bailiie     of    Port-r 

Glasgow 
James  Reddie.  Esq.  first  Town  C  lerk 
Richard  Henderson,  Esq.  second  do, 
Robert  Thomson,  Esq.  third  do. 
Andrew  Simson,  Esq,  Procurator  Fiscal 

Merchant  Counsellors. 
Daniel  Mackenzie,  Robert  Haddow,   Adam 
Crooks,    Robert  Findlay,  James  Ewing, 
William  Smith,  J.T.Alston,  Alexander 
Garden,  R.  A.  Oswald,  Alexander  Wigh- 
ton,  Laurence  Craigie,  jun.  A.  G.  Shand 
Trades'  Counsellors. 
Wm.  Mitchell,  Robert  Austin,  Alex.  Finlay, 
Wm.M'Tyer,  Jatnes  Lindsay,  Wm.Snell, 
Wm.  Lang,  John  Graham,    Rt,  Hunter, 
Wm.  Rodger,  Michael  Miller 

Commissioners  of  the  Police  of  the 

City  of  Glasgow 
The  Lord  Provost  and  Magistrates,  Dean 
of    Guild,   and   Deacon     Convener,    ex 
officiis  for  the  twenty-four  Wards. 
J. Galbraith,  for  Ward         -         No,  1. 
W,  Blackburn,  -  2, 

Matthew  Fleming,  -  3- 

John  Ure,  jun.  -  4- 

David  Syni,  -  5. 


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James  Davie,  for  Ward     -        No,  6. 

John  Hutcheson,  -  7. 

Wm.  M-Gavin  -  8. 

Hugh  Love,  -  9. 

Thomas  Neilson,  -  10, 

Jotiv.  Hamilton,  -  11. 

Duucan  M'Dougal,  -  12. 

James  Hamilton,  -  13. 

John  Pearce  -  14. 

Andrew  Brocket,  -  15. 

William  Ure,  ■.  16. 

Wal.  Graham,  ■  17. 

James  Coals,  -  18. 

Jamps  Dawson,  -  19. 

George  Lyon,  -  20. 

Rob.M'Doiiald,  -  21. 

James  Scott,  -  22. 

Michael  Gilfillan,  -  23. 

Moses  M'Culloch,  -  24. 

Magistrates  of  the  Barony  ofGorbah 

James  Linfisay,   Esq-  Principal  Baiilie 

Wm.  Thomson,     }    „     . ,     ^  r.  -i- 
.1        /^    »         f-    Resident  Bailies 
Andrew  Coats,       ^ 

Counsellors. 

George  Strang,   John  Turner,  James  Ried, 

Arch.  Edmonston 

Andrew  Simon,  Procurator  Fiscal 

Commissioners  of  Police  for  Gorhals 


John  Russsel,  for  Ward    - 

No.  1. 

Alex.  M'Arthur, 

2. 

John  Clark, 

3. 

Arch.  M'Nab, 

4. 

George  Strantj, 

5, 

John  Robertson, 

6. 

James  M'Lauchlane, 

7. 

George  Young, 

%. 

John  Peaison, 

9-. 

Robert  Malcolm, 

10. 

Robert  Chapman, 

11. 

John  Gray, 

12. 

Daniel  M'Kenzie,  Master  of  Police,  and 
Superintendent  of  Fire  Engines 

Robert  Crawford,  Collector,  and  Wm.  Ma- 
calpine,  Clerk 

Magistrates  of  Calton, 

Nathaniel  Stevenson  of  Braidwood,  Esq. 
Provost 

James  Keir,  Esq.  John  Kirkwood,  Esq.  & 
John  Hutch e.^on,  Esq.  Baillies 

John  Bartholom  w.  Treasurer 

James  Parker,  Dean  of   Guild 

Wm.  Brown,  Clerk 

Wm.  Copland,  Fiscal 

John  Anderson,  Master  of  Works 
Counsellors. 

James  Parker,   John  Clark,    David  Smith, 
David  Adam,  John  Stewart,  Henry  Reid, 
James  Black,  DavidM'Grigor,John  Kirk- 
wood, jun..John  Cassels,  Peter  M'Funn 
Dean  of  Guild  Court. 

James  Parker,  Esq.  Dean  of  Guild 

John  Bartholomew,  John  Kirkwood,  jun. 
David  M'Gregor,  David  Adam 

Wm.  Brown,  Clerk 


Managers   of  Police  of  Calton  and 

Mile-end. 
The  Provost,  three    Baillies,  and  Dean  o  f 
Guild,  ex  officiis,  and  the  following 
Commissioners. 
Ward  1  Peter  M'Funn, 

2  Samuel  Neil 

3  Thomas  Marshall 

4  William  Jack 

5  John  Chalmers 

6  J.  Kirkwood,  jun. 

7  John  Tossach 

8  James  Graham 

9  J.  Clark,  jun.  Mile-end 

John  Hamilton,  Master  of  Police — 3  Pj- 
lice  Sergeants  and  10  Watchmen 
A  Court  is  held  every  Thusday  Evening 
at  7  o'clock,  for  small  Debts  and  Com- 
plaints ;  the  Baillies  Judges.  The  Dean 
of  Guild  Court  meet  as  occasion  requires. 
Sequestrations  for  rents  to  any  amount  are 
granted. 

Managers  of  the  Merchants'  House. 
Robert  Findlay,  Dean  of  Guild 
John   Wardrop,    Preses   in  absence  of  the 

Dean. 
James  M'Kenzie  Charles  S.  Parker 

James  Ewing  Rob.  Dalglish 

Kirkman  Finlay  Rob.  Yuille 

Arch.  Smith  Alex.  Wighton 

Dan.  M'Kenzie  William  Eccles 

JohnHamiltoa  David  Laird 

Wm,  Smith  And.  Templeton 

John  Wardrop  James  Oswald 

James  Dennistoun       Samuel  Hunter 
Will  Jamieson  Dugald  Bannatyue 

Arch.  Wallace  John  M'Call 

Arch.  Douglas  Robt.  Watson 

John  Gordon  Charles  M'lntosh 

J.  Brichanan,  D.  H.    Rob.  Thomson,  jun. 
John  Thom.  Alston    David  Crawford 
R.  Douglas  Alston      Alex.  Garden 
Adam  Crooks  Wm.  Dalglish 

Colin  Campbell  George  Alston 

Laur.Hill,  Collector,  John  Douglas,  Clerk, 
Robert  Brown,  Officer, 
Managers  of  the  Trades'  House. 

Robert  Hood,  Esq.  Convener 

John  Alston,  Collector 

James  Hunter,  Esq.  and  Eben.  Richardson, 

Esq.  Trades'  Baillies 
John  Graham,  late  Convener 
Wm.Snell,  late  Collector 

Hammermen        James  Reid 
John  Ritchie,  Deac.    Hugh  M'ColI 
James  Dawson  Cordiners. 

Alexander  Wood         Wm,  Scott  jun.  Dea, 
George  Munro  Matt.  Miller 

James  M'Viccar  WmTelfer,  sen. 

Ar.  M'Lellan,  jun.      Wm.  M'Tyer 

Tailors.  Robert  Lochore 

Arch.  M'Arthur,  D.    Will.  Lochore 
James  Hall  Maltmen. 

And.  Ferguson  J.  Hutcheson,  Vis, 

Eben.  Ogilvie  Robert  H  imter 


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Rob.  Tennent  James  Hood 

Alex.  Galloway  Charles  Household 
James  Piukertou  Fleshers. 

John  Stewart  David  Dunn,  Dea 

Weavers.  W.  Kilpatrick 

Lau.  Philips,  Deac.  Walter  Stewart 
Corn.  B^'own  Masons. 

Bakers.  Thomas  Smith,  Dea. 

Rob.  Scott,  Deacon  Rob,  Aitken 

Nath.  Galloway  Andw.  Brocket 
James  Lindsay  Gardeners. 

Skinners.  John  Wright,  Deac. 

James  Nicol,  Deac.  Dun.  Gillies 

Aud.  Hanter  Wm.  Wilson 
Geors:e  Gillies  Barbers. 

Wrights.  Matt.  Limeburn,D. 

James  Watt,  Dea.  A.  Paterson 

Thos.  Russell  David  Burton 
Robert  Miller  Dyers,  &c 

Coopers.  James  Melvin,  Dea. 

John  Hood,  Deac.  Wm.  M'Lean 

Benj.  Mathie,  Clerk,  John  Ritchie,  Chap- 
lain, Robert  Wilson,  Ofl5cer. 

Dean  of  Guild  Court. 

Rob,  Findlay,  Esq.  Dean  of  Guild 

John  Wardrop,  Esq.  Presses  In  absence  of 
the  Dean 

From  Merchants'  House. 

John  Wardrop  James  Oswald 

Arch.  Wallace  J.  T.  Alston 

From  Trades'  House. 

John  Graham  James  Hood 

Thos.  Russell  Robert  Aitkin 

Robert  Bro-vn,  Officer,  Archibald  Turner, 
Assistant  Officer 

Small  Debt  Courts. 

The  Baillies  Judges. — The  Town  Clerks,  as 
Clerks  of  the  Burgh,  Court  Clerks.  This 
court  is  held  in  the  Burgh  Court  Hall, 
every  Monday,  at  11  o'clock  forenoon, 
and   on  Tuesday  and  Thursday   at  one 

No  sum    above  £2  can   be  sued  for  in  the 
Monday's  Court,   nor  above    10s.  in  the 
Court  held  on  Tuesday  and  Thursday 
Directors  of  Bridewell. 

Wm.  Dalglish,  Esq,  J.  T.  Alston,  Esq. 

Wm.  Brebner,  Keeper,  Mr.  Riddell,  Chap- 
lain, John  Gillies,  Teacher 

Public  Offices  in  Glasgow. 
Excise  Office,  17,  Virginia-street. 

Alex.  Findlater,  Collector 

John  Scott  and  Wm.  Bulloch,  Collector's 
Clerks. 

J.  Anderston,  D.  Carrick,  J.  Cumming,  and 
G,  Cadenhead,  Supervisors 

R.  Aitken,  Export  Officer 

J.  Middleton,  Auction  Officer 

D.  Rose,  T.  Cunningham,  J.  Middleton, 
J.  Cunningham,  J.  Henderson,  and  J.  B. 
H  albert.  Packing  Officers 

G.Kay,  D.  M' Galium,  J.  Ronald,  and  A. 
Eadie,  Permit  Writers 

G.  Oliphant,  Constable  and  Door-keeper 
Custom  House,  22,  St.  Enochs-square 

Douglas  Veitch  M'Murdo,  ColUctor 

Dan.  Morrison,  Comptrollsr 


Peter  Smith,  Andrew  Scott,  &  James  Alex. 
Collector's  Clerks 

Dan.  M'Neilledge,  Comp.  Clerk,  &  Ware- 
house-keeper 

D,  Rhind,  Landsurveyor,  and  Comptrolling 
Surveyor  of  Warehouses 

Adam  Lindsay,  Wm.  Cilbert,  and  William 
Dow,  Land-waiters  and  Searchers 

P.  Milligan,  Tide-surveyor, 

Wm.  M'Doual,  Assistant 

P.  Campbell,  Coast-waiter 

A.  M'Arthur,  Coast-waiter  at  Bowling-bay, 
and  Robert  Brown  at  Renfrew 

James  Wood,  Messenger  and  Watchman 


American  Consul  Office,    (A,  Weightouj   9, 

Stirling-Square 
Billet  Masters  Office,   (T.  Sweet)  Turners- 

cout,  Argyle-3t. 
Canal  Co's  Office,   Port  Dundas,  Wm.  Lo- 
gan, Supr. 
Carron  Co's  Office,  20,    Buchanan-st.  John 

Neil,  Agent 
Cess  &  Tax  Office  (for  the  City  of  Glasgow) 

9,  Queen -St. 
Cess  and  Tax  Office,   for  the  County  Lower 

Ward,  190,  Tion-gate 
Chamberlains  Office,  Councils  Chambers 
Commissary  Clerks  Office,  19,  Virginia-st. 
Commissary  Clerk  of  Hamilton  and  Camp- 

sie  Office,  175,  Tron-gate 
Commissioners   of  Assessed   Taxes   Office, 

87,  Glasgow-st. 
Granston  Hill     Water    Works   Office,     6, 

Queen-st. 
Edinburgh,  Glasgow  &  Leith  Shipping  Co's 

Offices,  60,  Queen-st.  &  67,  Brunswick-st. 
French  Consuls  Office,  13,  s.  Hanover-st. 
General  Advertising  Office,  54,  Argyle-st, 
General    Session     Treasurer's   Office,    23, 

Glassford-st. 
Glasgow  Water  Works  Office,  13,  Tron-gt. 
Glasgow   Gass    Lights    Co's.    Office,    106, 

Tron-gate 
Goldsmiths'  Hall,  Melville-place 
Inspector  of  Taxes  for  the  west  of  Scotland, 

2,  Oxford-st. 
Justice  of  Peace  Clerks'  Office,  17,  St.  An- 
drews-square 
Leith  and  Hamburgh  Shipping  Co's.  Office, 

21,  Glassford-st. 
Liverpool  Shipping  Offices,  Melville-place, 

Antigua-place  and  115,  Tron-gate 
Mail  Coach  Offices,  3,  Nelson-st.  and  640, 

Argyle-st. 
Navy  Agency  Office,  53,  Queen-st. 
Newspaper  Offices,    Courier  at  the   Cross  ; 

Herald,  44.  BelUst.    Chronicle  Nelson-st. 

and  the  Journal  at  the  Chronicle  Office 
Paisley  &  Ardrossan  Canal  Office,  Moodys-ct 
Permit  Office,  17,  Virginia-st.  and  5,  Spout- 
mouth 
Police  Office,  7,  south  A!biou-st. 
Police  Office,  Gorbals,  46,  Main-st. 
Portuguese  Consuls  Office,  22,  St.  Enochs-sq 
Post  Office,    Nelson-st.    Post   Master,  D. 

Banatyne 


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GLASGOW. 


Procurators  Fiscals  Office  for  Glasgow 
Towns  Clerk  Ciiaitibers 

Procurators  FiBcal's  Office  for  the  County, 
26,  Nelson-fet. 

Procurators  Fiscal's  Office  for  HamiltOH  & 
Campsie,  63,  Candieriggs 

f  rotecting  Societies'  Office  (manufacturers) 
26,  Nelson-Jit. 

Road  Money  Office,  82,  Stockwell-st. 

Sasine  Office,  James  Hill,  Dep.  Sub. Keeper, 
13,  north  Albion-st. 

Session  Clerk's  Office,  (cityj  29,  Stirling-st. 

Session  Clerk's  Office,  (Barony  Parish) 
Grays-land,  Biirony-glebe 

Session  Clerk's  Office,  (Gorbals)  4,  Por- 
tugal-st. 

Sheriff  Clerk's  Office,  29,  St.  Andrews-squ. 

Stamp  Office,  78,  Tron-gate 

Superintendents  Office,  (James  Cleland) 
Cotmcll's  Chambers 

Surveyor  of  Taxes  Office,  first  District,  50, 
IVliller-st. 

Surveyor  of  Taxes  Office,  second  and  third 
Districts,  18,  St.  Andrews-lane 

Surveyor  of  Taxes  Office,  Barony  Parish, 
Robertson-st. 

Surveyor  of  Taxes  Office,  lower  Ward  of 
Lanarkshire,  87,  Glassford-st. 

Town  Clerks  and  Council  Chambers,  new 
Court  House,  Offices,  viz.  City  Chamber- 
lain, James  Spreull — Procurator  Fiscal, 
AndrewSimpson — Superintendantof  Works 
James  Cleland — Do,  of  Streets,  Robert 
Ferrie — Town  Clerks,  James  Reddie, 
Richard  Henderson  &  Robert  Thomson, 
Weigh  House,  95,  Ingram-st. 

Regular  Trading  Vessels  on  the  Clyde 

from,  Glasgow. 
To  Ayr — Jeanie,  Paton;  John,   Ritchie; 

Margaret,  Logan 
To  Belfast — Diana,  Savage;  Bee,  Storer; 

Betsies,    Barron ;   Dispatch,    Anderson ; 

Hawk,  M'CormiCk;  James,  Gemmilland 

Son,   agents;    Jane,    Mullen;    Success, 

Jamieson ;  P.   Cummins  and  Co.  agents, 

60,  Queen-st. 
To  Bristol— Marin,  M'Kinlay;  J.  M'Kin- 

lay,  agent,  Jamaica-st. 
To  Camphelton — Friends,  Harvie;  Isabella, 

Rybum 
To  Dublin — Mary,    Cochrane;    Margaret, 

Lang;  Elizabeth, Connell ;  Alex.  M'Neill, 

Wood-lane,  agent 
To  Gi/f aw— -Janet  and  Isabella,  Wright; 

Britannia,  Eaglesom 
To  Inveraray — Lark,  M'Quilk  an ;  Isabella, 

M'Millan 
To  Islajf — Shawfield,   M'Lachlan;  Cicely, 

M'Kay;  Ronald  M'Nicol, Turner's-court, 

agent 
To  Lancaster,  Milntliorpe  and  Ulvertton— 

Ann,   Thomson;    Margaret,    Thomson; 

Eliza,  Taylor;  Sally,  Gracie;   Isabella, 

Blair 
To    Z-arg-s— Williams,    Kerr;    Margaret, 

Morris 


To  Liverpool — Clyde,  Johnston ;  Dispatch, 
Turnbull ;    Mary,    M' Walter;    Intrepid, 
Gilchrist;  Hazard,  Gilchrist;  Janes,  Poe; 
Brilliant,  Turnbull ;    John  Davidson  and 
Co.  Antigua-place,    Glasgow  ;  W,  M-In- 
tyre  &  Co  Greenock  ;  and  W.  S.  Dixon, 
Liverpool,   agents;  Java,   Dow;  Arion, 
'   Crawfurd;  Mersey,  Goodsman  ;  Blossom, 
Simson;  Elizabeth,  Haatie;   Maria,  Pee- 
bles ;    Glasgow    Goodsman ;    Liverpool, 
Gilchrist;  Manchester,  Nisliet;  J,  and  A, 
Kidd,   Melvilie-place,   Glassrow,    andH, 
Mathie  and  Thcakstone,  Liverpool,  agents 
Demerara,    Dougall;    Diamond,    Turner; 
Phoebe, Wbyte;  Friends  Increase,— -John 
Campbell  and  Co.  22,   Argyle-st.    agents 
To    Londonderry — Fame,    M'AJpine;  Isa- 
bella,  M'Killop;  agent,   Alex.  M'Neill, 
V/ood-lane,  Broomielaw ; 
Foyle,  Motherwell;  agents,  Peter  Cummins 
and  Co.  60,  Queen-st.  and  vessels  occa- 
sionally for  all  the  Ports  of  Ireland 
To  Lochgilphead — Salamander,  M'Killop; 

Catharine,  Morrison. 
To  Ohan,  Fort- Willidm  and  Esdale ;  Peg- 
gy, M'Dougall;  Janet,   Stewart;  Chris- 
tian, Kerr 
To  Port-  Glasgow   and   Greenoch — Steam 
Boats   for  Goods,  orders  for   them   re- 
ceived at  46,  and  62,  Jamaica-st. 
To  Rotlisay — Fortune,  Martin 
To  Stranraer — Johns   Packet,    Kil|)atrick, 

Agnes,  Ross,  M'Haffie 
To  Sligo — Friends,   Gilgan  ;  P.   Cnmmins 

and  Co,  agents,  60,  Queen-st. 
To    TVhitehaven — Mary,    Dunbar,    Alex. 

M'Neill,  agent. 
Steam  Boats  for  Passengers  to  Port-Glas- 
gow, Greenock,  and  places  round  the 
coast ;  Clyde,  Glasgow,  Greenock,  Bri- 
tannia, Rothsay  Castle,  Albion,  Neptune, 
Arg^'le,  Waterloo,  Duke  of  Wellington, 
Defiance,  Marquis  of  Bute,  Margaret; 
Fingal,  Rob  Roy,  Robert  Bruce,  Robert 
Burns,  Sir  William  Wallace,  and  Port- 
Glasgow 
Also  a  number  of  other  Craft   for  Goods, 

every  tide 
Vessels  occasionally  to  Cork,  Coleraine, 
Droghedu,  Kilala,  Dundalk,  Limerick, 
Larne,  Newry,  Sligo  and  Waterford ; 
Alex.  M'Neil,  agent.  Wood-lane 
All  vessels  coming  to  the  Broomielaw,  must 
be  entered  at  the  Tonnage  office ;  Anchor- 
age, Id.  per  ton  register;  Tonnage  Is. 
per  ton  on  cargo 

Regular  Trading  Vessels  on  the  Great 
Canal  from  Port-Tiundas, 

7'o>^6er<feen— Ceres, Duncan;  Clj'de  Packet, 
Laws;  Glasgow  Packet,  Campbell,  one 
of  which  sails  every  week  ;  agent,  G, 
Dtincan,  7,  Queeu-st. 

To  Dundee — Newcastle  &  Berwick  Packet, 
Spalding  ;  Martin,  Nicol ;  Mary,  Simp- 
son; Augusta,  Miles;  agent,  J.  Crichton, 
61,  BucLanan-st. 


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To  Grangemouth — A  Track  Boat  for  goods 
every  Tuesday  and  Friday,  leaves  Port- 
Dundas,  at  nine,  morning;  agent,  Andw. 
Virtue,  115,  Tron-gate 

To  Hull — Sisters,  Cleland  :  Henry  &  Thos. 
Dewar;  Latona,  Mirk;  Robert  Brown, 
115,  Tron-gate,  agent 

To  Leith — Robert  Pottinger;  Fame,  Bur- 
rell;  Minerva.  Walker;  Vine,  Stenbouse; 

agent,   P,  M'Farlane,    5,    Queen-st. 

Tbe  Edinburgh,  Glasgow,  and  Leith  Ship- 
ping Go's,  vessels.  Ant,  Foster;  Bee, 
Brown;  Fly,  Rogers;  Lark,  Orr  ;  Dove, 
Smith  ;  Star,  Wilson  ;  Alert,  Swaason  ; 
Active,  M'Intyre;  Andrew  and  Katy, 
Ferguson ;  Katy,  Nicholson ;  Port  of 
Leith,  Wilson  ;  Janet  and  Menie,  Sten- 
house;  receive  and  forward  goods  for  the 
Co's.  Smacks,  Eagle,  Tod  ;  Czar,  Ann- 
ing;  Hawk,  Nisbet;  and  Delight,  Gil- 
christ, to  and  from  London ;  and  also  for 
the  other  Co's.  London  Smacks. 

These  vessels  also  forward  goods  deliverable 
in  Leith,  for  Humburgh,  Antwerp,  Rot- 
terdam, Petersburgh,  and  all  the  Ports  in 
the  Baltic,  and  for  Hull,  Newcastle,  the 
Orkney  and  Shetland  Islands,  and  all  the 
ports  on  the  eastcoast  of  Scotland ;  agent, 
William,  Crichton,  60,  Queen-st. 

To    London constant    traders,     receive 

goods  at  Carron  Wharf,  London,  and  St, 
Andrew's  Wharf,  London,  for  Garrou, 
Grangemouth  and  Port  Dundas;  agents, 
John  Neill,  20,  Buchanan-st.  Andrew 
Virtue  and  R.  Brown,  115,  Tron-gate 

To  Montrose — Hercules,  Tindel;  Chance, 
Hood  ;  Mary,  Largie  ;  agent,  P.  M'Far- 
lane, 5,  Queen-sl. 

To  Newcastle — Friends  Increase,  Fowler  ; 
Robert  Brown,  115,  Tron-gate,  agent; 
Jean,  Graham;  Helen,  Neilson;  Friend- 
ship, Simpson;  Joha  Drew,  agent;  604, 
.  Argyle-st. 

Rate  of  Freights  may  be  known,  by  applying 
to  the  different  agents. 

Paisley  Canal. 

J  Boat  for  Passengers,  leaves  Glasgow,  for 
Paisley  and  Johnston,  at  10  o'clock,  fore- 
noon, and  at  4  and  6,  afternoon  in  sum 
mer;  at  10  forenoon,  and  4  afternoon  in 
winter ;  and  an  extra  Boat  on  Wednesday, 
at  6,  afternoon  in  summer,  and  at  5  in 
winter;  fare  to  Paisley  lOd.  and  Is.  3d; 
to  Johnston,  Is    3d.  and  Is.  9d. 

Track  Bouts  for  Goods,  depart  from  Glas- 
gow for  Paislsey  and  Johnston,  at  6  morn- 
ing ;  from  Johnston,  for  Paisley,  at  t) 
morning ;  and  from  Paisley  for  Glasgow, 
at  12  forenoon;  agents,  John  M'Gee, 
PortEglinton,  and  John  Miller,  Moodie's- 
court,  where  lists  of  freights  may  be  seen. 
Monkland  Canal. 

A  Passage  Boat,  starts  from  Faskin,  (11 
miles  distant  from  Glasgow)  at  half  past 
5,  morning,  and  from  the  Bason  Town- 
head,  at  4  o'clock  afternoon;  other  Craft 
for  coals  and  heavy  articles  daily. 

22 


Steam  Vessels  on  the  Clyde,  Sfc. 

Albion,  to  the  Coniries,  Ardrossan  and  in- 
termediate Ports 

Argyle,  to  Inrerary,  and  intermediate  Ports 

BriXtannia,  to  Campbelton,  and  interme- 
diate Ports 

Clyde,  to  Port-Glasgow  and  Greenock 

Comet,  to  Greenock,  thence  to  Port- William, 
by  the  Crinnan  Canal 

Defiance,  to  Greenock  and  Lochlong 

Dispatch  and  Aetive,  Trusty  and  Industry, 
Luggage  Boats,  to  Greenock  and  Port- 
Glasgow 

Fin  gal,  Port-Glasgow,  Greenock,  &c. 

Glasgow,  to  the  Comries  and  Ardrossan,  &c. 

Greenock,  to  Port-Glasgow  and  Greenock 

Inverary  Castle,  to  Inverary,  Port-Glas- 
gow, Greenock,  &c. 

Margaret  to  Port-Glasgow  and  Greenock 

Marion,  Plieson,  Locblomond,  in  summer 

Mar(/uis  of  Bute,  to  Rothsay,  Greenock 
and  Gourock 

Neptune,  to  Greenock  and  Loch-Fyne 

Port-  Glasgow,  to  Port-Glasgow  &  Greenock 

Robert  Bruce,  to  Liverpool  and  Ports 
of  the  Clyde 

Robt.  Burns,  toP.-Glasgow&Greenock,&c. 

Rob  Roy,  to  Belfast  and  Greenock,  &c. 

Rothsay  Castle,  to  Rothsay,  Port  Glasg^ow, 
Greenock  and  Gourock 

Sampson,  A  Tug  Boat,  carrying  also  Pas- 
sengers and  Luggage 

Sir  fPm.  Wallace,  to  Belfast,  Greenock  and 
Port-Glasgow 

Waterloo,  to  Helensburg,  Rothsay  and  in- 
termediate Ports 

Wellington,  to  Dumbarton,  goods  and  Pas- 
sengers. 

List  of  the  Departure  of  the  Mail  and 
Stage  Coaches,  S^c. 

The  places  from  whence  they  set  off,  and  the 
Fares  annexed  to  each. 

Royal  Mail  Coach  to  London,  Liverpool, 
Manchester,  &c  via  Moffat  and  Carlisle, 
from  Mail  Coach  OtEce,  Nelson-st.  every 
day,  at  four  afternoon.  Fares — inside  to 
London  71-  15s.  outside  41.  13s.  inside  to 
Manchester  or  Tjiverpool  110s.  outside  75s 
inside  to  Carlile  50s.  outside  33s. 

Royal  Mail  Coach  to  Edinburgh,  from  the 
Black  Bull  Inn,  at  half-past  eight  morn. 
(on  Sunday  at  8.)  Fares — ins.  20s.  out.  12s 

Royal  Mail  Coach  to  Falkirk,  Linlithgow, 
and  Edinburgh,  from  Mail  Coach-office, 
every  night  at  nine.  Fares,  inside  to  Fal- 
kirk 12s.  outside  8s.  inside  to  Linlithgow 
16s.  outside  10s.  6d.  inside  to  Edinburgh 
20s.  outside  12s. 

Royal  Mail  to  Greenock  via  Paisley,  from 
Mail  Coach-office,  every  morning  at  eight 
Fares — inside  to  Paisley  2s.  outs.  Is.  6d. 
ins.  to  Greenock  7s.  outs.  53. 

The  Telegraph  Post  Coach  to  Edinburgh, 
from  the  Tontine  Hotel,  every  lawful  day 
at  nine  morning.  Prince  Regent,  froni 
the  Buck's  Head  Inn  at  twelve,  and  Tele- 
graph Office  at  four  afternoon.     Fares — 

.    inside  20s.  outside  13s. 


1?0 


GLASGOW. 


The  Camperdown  Coach  (via  Kilmamoeh 
and  Dumfries)  to  London  from  Mail 
Coach-office,  every  Mon.  Wed.  and  Friday 
mornings  at  six.  Fares — inside  to  Kil- 
iBarnook  8s.  outs.  5s.  6d.  ins.  to  Dumfries 
35s  outs.  24s.  ins.  to  Carlisle  40s.  outs. 
28s,  to  London  ins.  51.  lOs.  outs.  31. 8s. 
.  Light  Post  Coach  to  Perth,  via  Stirling  a.nA 
Dumblane,  from  Mail  Coach-office  and 
Blaek  Ball  Inn,  every  lawful  day  at  seven 
'.morning.  Fares — ins.  to  Stirling  lOs  out. 
7s.  .6d.  ins  to  Perth  25s.  out.  I6s. 

Light  Post  Coach  to  Ayr,  from  Mail  Coach- 
offiee,  every  lawful  day  at  8  morning,  and 
:fro«n  the  Tontine  Hotel  at  four  afternoon. 
iFares — ins.  to  .Kilmarnock  8s.  out.  5s.  6d. 
■  insideto  Avr  12s.  out.  8s. 

Ijght  Post  Coach  to  Irvine  via  Kilmarnock, 
from  Mail  Coach-office,  every  lawful  day 
a,t  haUVpast  four  afternoon.  Fares — ins. 
ito'Kjlmarnock  7s.  out.  5s.  ins.  to  Irvine 
9s.  out.  6s.  6d. 


Light  Post  Coach  to  Greenock  via  Paisley, 
from  the 'Black  Bull  Inn,  at  four  afternoon 
Fare^ — ins.  to  Paisley  2s.  out.  Is.  6d.  ins. 
to  Greenock  7s-  out.  5s. 

A  Coach  to  Hamilton,  from  Charles  Howat's 
Saracen's  Head  Inn,  Gallow-gate,  every 
Mon.  Wed.  Fri.  and  Sat.  at  five  p.  m. 
Fare — inside  3s,  outs.  2s.  6d. 

The  Marion  Coach  to  Loch-Lomond,  in 
summer  only.  Starts  from  the  Telegraph 
Office,  625,  Argyle-st.  at  six  morning; 
arrives  at  Balloch  at  ten;  starts  from 
Balloch  on  the  return  of  the  Steam  Boat. 
Fare  inside  6s.  out.  5s. 

A  Coach  to  Paisley  starts  from  Reid  and 
Henderson's,  booksellers,  Tron-gate,  on 
Mon.  Tue.  Fri.  and  Saturday,  at  ten  morn, 
and  six  evening ;  on  Wed,  at  half-past  8 
morning,  and  three  and  seven  afternoon, 
on  Thurs.  nine  and  ten  morning  and  six 
evening.     Fares — inside  2s.  out.  Is.  6d. 


^Wrom  wkene*. 


^Aberdeen    -  - 

Aberfoyle    -  - 

Ayr  .    -    .  - 

Do.       -    -  - 

AitArw  -     -  - 

Do.  -     -     -  - 

-Alexendria  -  - 

Alloa      -     -  - 

Appin    -    .  . 

jArbroatJi    -  - 

Auchterarder  - 
^uehtermuchty 

Do.  -     -    -  - 

Balfron  -    -  - 

Do.  -    -    -  - 

Ballantrae  -  - 

Bannockburn  - 

Bathgate     -  - 

Bells-hill    -  - 

.Beith     -     -  - 

Biggar   -     -  - 

3onhill  -     -  - 

Blackburn  and  > 

M ideal der  \ 

Blantyre     -  - 
Borrowstowness 

Buchanan    -  - 

Brichen       -  - 

3uchlyvie    -  - 

Callehder    -  - 

Do.   -    -     -  - 

Calder[East]  - 
Cambuslang 

Comrie  -     -  - 

Campsie       -  - 

Do.    .    -    -  - 


CARRIERS'  QUARTERS, 

WITH   THE   DAYS   OF   ARRIVAL  AND    DEPARTURE. 

Tf'here  lodged.  I      Arrive. 


L.  W.  &  W.  Aitkin's,  6,  Virginia-ttreeet; 

Blair's,  80,  New  wynd 

Cnthbert's,  40,  King-st. 

Miller's  40,  King-st. 

Scotland's,  60,  and  at  74,  iGallowgate    . . 

Erskine's,  St.  Andrew's  lane    - . 

iScott's,  23,  Stoekwell-st. 

Miller's,  40,  King-st. 

Ralsion's,  Jackson-st  and  M'Callums,  24, 

Stockwell-st. 
See  Aberbeen 
Taylor's  Bkckfriar's  wynd 

Do.  do. 

Weigh  House,  Ingram-st. 
Taylor's,  Blackfriars'  wynd 
Munn's,  Candleriggs 
Miller's,  40,  King-st. 
See  Stirling 
Miller's,  40,  King-st. 
Erskine's,  St.  Andrew's  lane,  and  Kerr's, 

81,  Gallowgate 
Scott's,  Stockw.  and  Kerr's,  New  wynd  . . 
Kerr's,  81,    Gallowgate  ..  .^ 

Scott's.  Stockwell       ..  .. 

Mair's,  57,  High-st. 

Watson's,  St.  Andrew's  lane     . . 

Erskine's,  do.  and  Kerr's,  New  wynd 

M'Kerracher's,  Ingram-st. 

See  Aberdeen 

M'Kerracher's,  Ingram-st. 

Taylor's  Blackfr.  wynd,    once  a  fortnight 

Mair's,  57,   High-st. 

Kerr's,  81,  Gallowgate 

Beatson's,     Spoutmouth,  and  Watson's 

St.  Andrew's  lane. 
Taylor's,  Blackfriar's  wynd 
Mair's,  57,  High-st. 
Mrs.  Neilson's,    do. 


Wednesday 

Tuesday 

daily 

Tues  Frid 

3  times, 
do. 

Tuesday 
Wednesday 

uncertain 

Wednesday 

Mon  Tues 

Tuesday 

Tuesday 

Tues  Frid 

do. 

Friday 

Wednesday 
Tues  Sat 
Tuesday 

Mon  Thurs 

Friday 

Wednesday 

Tues  Frid 

Tuesday 

do. 

Wednesday 

do. 

Friday 

4  times 
Wednesday 

Wed  Sat 
do. 


Depart. 


Saturday 
Wednesday 

daily 

Tues  Frid 

a  Veek 

do. 

Wednesday 

Wednesday 

uncertain 

Thursday 

Thurs  Wed. 

Wednesday 

Wednesday 

Wednes  Satur 

Tues  Frid 

Friday 

Wednesday 

M'^ednes  Satur 

Tuesday 

Tues  Frid 

Friday 

Wednesday 
Tues  Frid 
Wednesday 

do. 

Thursday 

do. 

Friday 

a  week 

Thursday 

Wednes  Satur 

do. 


GLASGOW. 


m 


Where  lodged 


From  whence, 

Campsie       -     -    Taylor's  Blackfriars'  wyiid. 

Do.    -     -     -     -    Smart's,  240,  Highest. 

Castle  Douglas     Miller's,  King-st.  and  Kerr's,  New  wynd 

Camwath     ■     -    Kerr's,  81,  Gallowgate 

Carmunnock     -    Flemming's,    133,  Stockwell 

Carluke  -     .     -    Erskiiie's,  St.  Andrew's  lane 

Cleland  -    -     -    Beatson's,  Spoutmouth 

Gondoret      -     -    Mrs.  Neilson's,  High-st. 

Do.    -     -     .     -    Smart's,  240,  High-st. 

Crawfurdjohn    -    Kerr's,  81,  Gallowgate 

Creetown     -     -    See  Galloway 

Crieff     -    -     -    Mair's,  57,  High-st. 

Do.    -     -     -     .    Taylor's,  Blackfriars'  wynd 

Crossford     -     -    Kerr's,  81,  Gallowgate 

Cumberland      -    Leith's,  High-st. 

Cumnock     -     -    Miller's,  40,  King-st. 

Cupar-life    -     -    Taylor's,  Blackf.  wynd,   and  VVeigh-house 

Do.     -  Hargreave's,  Bruuswick-st 

Croyston      -     -    Smart's,  Blackfriar's  wynd 

Dalmellington  -      S  a/t-h     .      An    ^^• 

New  Gallo^vay  -     ]  ^'"^^  ^'  ^^'  ^'"S"^*- 

Dairy     -     -     .    Beatson's,  Spoutmouth 

Do.    -     .     -     -    Scott's,  Stockwell     .. 

Dai-vel    -    -     -    Kerr's,  74,  New  wynd 

Denny   -     -     -    Mair's,  57,  High-st. 

Douglas       -     -    Kerr's,  81,  Gallowgate 

Down     -    -     -    Taylor's,  Blackfriars'  wjTid 

Drymen      -    -   Miller's,  40,  King-st.  and  M'Kerracher's, 

I       Ingram-st. 
Dumfries     -     -    Miller's,  40,  King-st. 
Dumbarton      -    M'Kerracher's,  64,  Ingram-st. 
Dumblane   -     -    Smart's,  Blackfriars'  wynd 
Do.  -     -     .     -    Taylor's,      Do.  do. 

Do Mair's,  57,  High-st. 

Dundee       -    -    M'Kerracher's,  64,  Ingram-st. 
Do.   -     -     .     -    L.  &  W.  Aitkin's,  6,  Virginia-st. 
Do.   -     -     -     -    Taylor's,  Blackfriar's  wynd 
Do.  by  Cupar-fife  Weigh-house,  Ingrani-st. 
Dunfermline    -    M'Kerracher's,  64,  Ingram-st. 
Do.    -     -  -    Weigh-house,  Ingram-st. 

Dunkeld      -     -    Mair's,  57,  High-st 
Duntocher  -     -    Scott's,  Stockwell 
Eaglesham  -    -    Mrs.  Currie's,  23,  King-st.     . . 

Howey's,  Montrose-st.  Jackson's,  65 
Brunswick-st  Bell's,  Montrose-st.  and 
Relton's,  6,  Virginia-st.     . . 

Howey's,  Montr-st.   by  Newc.  Leeds,  &c. 

Hargreave's,  Brunswick-street, byCarlisle, 
Manchester,  &c.  . . 

Welsh  and  Sons,  Blackf.  wynd,  by  Cai-lisle, 
Manchester,  Liverpool  and,  Leeds     . . 

Miller's  King-str.  and  Mair's,  High-st.  . . 

Kerr's,  74,  New  wynd 

Taylor's,  Blackfriars'  wynd 

Pee  Kinross 

Kerr's,  81,  Gallowgate  .. 

Miller's,  Duke-street 

^3eatson's,  Spoutmouth 

See  Aberdeen 

M'Cullum's,  24,  Stockwell      . . 

Miller's,  40,  King-st. 

Kerr's,  74,  New-wynd 

Miller's,  King-st.  and  Kerr's,  New-wynd, 
once  a  fortnight     . . 

Miller's,  40,  King-st. 


Arrive, 


DeparU 


Edinburgh  and 
Leith     -     - 

English  -  -  . 
Do 

Do 

Falkirk  -  -  - 
Do.  ...  . 
Do.  -  -  -  - 
Falkland  -  - 
Fife  -  -  .  . 
Fintry  -  .  . 
Forres  .  .  - 
Forfar  -  -  . 
Fort  William  - 
Galston  -  -  - 
Do.  ...  . 
Galloway  -  ^ 
Garlieston  -  C 
Gatehouse  -  3 
Girvan   -     -     - 


AVed  Sat 
'    Wednesday 
Thursday 
Wednesday 

do. 

Tues  Frid 

Wed  Sat 

do. 
Wed  Sat 
Wednesday 

do. 

do. 

Tuesday 

Wed  Sat 

Friday 

Mon  Tties 

Wednesday 

Wed  Sat. 

Thursday 

Tuesday 
Tiics  Frid 

Tuesday 
Wed  Sat 

Tuesday 
Tues  Frid 

Tuesday 

Friday 

4  times 
Wednesday 
Tues  Frid 
Wednesday 

4  times 
Wednesday 
Mon  Tues 

Tuesday 
Wednesday 
Wednesda^y 
uncertain 
Wednesday 

Wed  Sat 

daily 

do 

do 

do 
Wed  Sat 
do 
do 

Wednesday 
Tuesday 
uncertain 

once 
Tues.  Friday 
do 

Thursday 

Thursday 


Wed  f-,at 
Wednesday 
Thursday 
Wednesday 

do 
Tues  Fri 
AVed  Sat 

do 

do 
Wednes 

Thursday 

Wednesday 

Wednes  Sat 

Friday 

Tues  Wednes 

Wednes 

Wed  Sat 

.    Thurs 

AViednesday 
Wednes  Sat 
AA^ednesday 
AA'^ed  Sat 
Tuesday 
Tues  Friday 

Wednesday 
Friday 
a  week 
Thursday. 
Tuesday  Fij 
Thurs 
a  week 
Saturday 
Tuesday  AA'ed 
Wednesday 
AA'^ednesday 

Thurs 

uncertain 

AVed 

Wed  Saturday, 

daily 

do 

do 

dp 
Wed  Saturday 
do 
do 

AVednesday 

do 
uncertain 

a  month 
AVed  Saturday 
do 

Thursdai 

de 


172 


GLASGOW. 


From  whence. 


Glenluce 
Greenock  and , 
Port  Glasg. ' 
Hamilton     - 

Hawick  -  - 

Do,   -    -  - 

Helensburgh 

Do.    -    -  - 

Do.    -    -  - 

Inverary 

Do.   -     -  - 

Inverness  - 


Irvine     -     -  - 

Do.  -     -     -  - 

Jedburgh     -  - 

Johnston      -  - 

Kelso'     -     .  - 

Kilbarclian  -  - 

Kilbride  -  - 
Kilbride  (WestJ 
Kilmarnock 

Do.    -     -    -  - 

Do.    -     -     -  - 

Kilsyth  -     -  - 

Do.       -     -  - 
Kilwinnina: 

Do.   -     -    -  - 

Kincardine  -  - 

Kinross  -     -  - 

Do.   -     -     -  - 

Kippen  -  -  - 
Kirkcudbright 

Kirkcaldy    -  - 

Do     -    ".     -  - 

Kirkintilloch  - 

Do.   -     -     -  - 

Kirkmaiden 

Lanark    -     -  - 

Do.   -     -    -  - 

Langholm    -  - 

Largs      -     -  - 

Larkhall       -  - 

Leslie      ,     -  - 

Lesmahago  -  - 

Do.   -     -  •  -  - 

Leadhills  -  - 
Linlithgow 

Lochwinnoch  - 

Lockerby  and  } 

Locbmaben  ^ 
London  &,  Leeds, 

Luss  -     -     -  - 

Mauchline   -  - 

Maybole       -  - 

Meams  -  -  - 
Mid  Calder    -  - 

Milnathort  -  - 

Minnigafl"    -  - 


Where  lodged. 


Miller's,  40,  King-street 

Relton's,    6,    Virginia- st.   and   Jackson's, 

Brunswick-street 
Erskine's,  St.  Andrew's-lane,    and  Whyt- 

law's,  380,  Gallovv-gate 
Kerr's,  81,  Gallow-gate       -     .. 
Mair's,  57,  High-st,  twice  a  month 
Scott's,  Stockwell 
Anderson's,   147,  Stockwell 
Ralston's,  Jackson-st. 
Leich's,  Currie's-close,  High-street 
Taylor's,  Blaeklriars'-wynd 
Miller's,  40,   King-street,   and  Erskine's, 

St.  Andrew's-lane 

Do.         do:         and  Kerr's,  New-wymd 
Scott's,  Stockwell 
Kerr's,  81,  Gallow-gate 
Erskine's,  St.  Andrew's-lane 
Kerr's,  81,  Gallow-gate 
Fleming's,  133,  Stockwell 
Young's,  Spoutmouth 
Pattie's,  47,  Janiaica-st. 
Nisbit  and  Mackie's,  50,  Stockwell 
Miller's,  40,  King-st 
Kerr's,  New  wynd 
Taylor's,  Blackfriars'   vvynd 
Mrs.  Neilson's,  High-st. 
Kerr's,  74,  New  wynd 
Miller's,  40,  King-st. 
M'Kerracher's,  64,  Ingram-st.  and  Kerr's 

81,  Gallowgate     .. 
Weigh-house,  Ingram-st, 
Taylor's,  Blackfriars'  wynd,  and  Munn's, 

Candleriggs 
Taylor's,  Blackf.  wynd,    once  a   fortnight 
Miller's,  40,    King-st. 
M'Kerracher': ,  64,  Ingram-st. 
Weigh-bouse,  Ingram-st. 
Buchanan's,  4,  Rell-st.  and  Mrs.  Neilson's 

and  L';ith-'s,  High-st. 
Taylor's,  Blackfriars'  wynd 
Miller's,  40,  King-st. 
Kerr's,  81,  Gallowgate 
Erskine's,  St.  Andrew's  lane    . . 
Kerr's,  i^l,  Gallowgate 
Scott's,  Stockwell 
Kerr's,  81,  Gallowgate 

Do.  do. 

Do.  do. 

Whitelaw's,  Gallowgate 
Kerr's,  81,  Gallowgate 
Kerr's,  74,  and  Dumbreck's,  New  wynd, 

and  Miller's,  40,  King-st,  . . 
Scott's,  Stockwell,  and  Kerr's  and  Blair's, 
New  wynd 

Whitelaw's,  Gallow-gate,  once  a  fortnight 

See  English 
Ralston's,  Jackson-st. 
Miller's,  40,  King-street 

Do.        do.         and  Kerr's,  New-wynd 
Kerr's,  74,  New-\vynd 
Kerr's,  81,  Gallow-gate  ..  .- 

See  Kinross 
Miller's,  40,  King-street  .. 


Arrive. 


Tuesday  Fri 

daily 

three  times 

Friday 

Friday 

Tuesday  Wed 

Tues 

Monday 

once  a 

do 

uncertain 
Tuesday   Frid 
do 

Friday 

Wed  Saturday 

Friday 

three  times 

Wed  Saturday 

Tuesday 

daily 

Tuesday  Fri 

Tues  Friday 

WednesdaySat 

Mon  Thurs 

Tuesday  Fri 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 
Tuesday 

Mon  Tuesday 

Tuesday 

three  times 

Tues  Thurs 

Wednesday 

four  times 
do 

three  times 
Mon  Thurs 
do 

Friday 
Wednesday 

do 
Tuesday 
Monday  Fri 

Monday 
Wednesday 

do 

Thursday 

Tues 

do 
do 

Thursday 


Departs. 


Wed  Saturday 

daily 

a  week 
Saturday 
do 
Fri  Saturday 
Wednesday 
Tuesday 
fortnight 
do 

uncertain 

Wed  Saturday 

do 

Saturday 

Wed  Saturday 

Saturday 

a  week 

Wed  Saturday 

Wed 

daily 

Tues  Friday 

Tuesday  Fri 

Wed  Saturday 

Mon  Thurs 

Tuesday  Fri 

Wed 

Thursday 
Wed 

Tues  Wed 

Wed 

a  week 

Wednes  Fri 

Thursday 

a  week 
do 
do 
Mon  Friday 
do 
Sat 
Thursday 
Wed 
do 
Tues  Sat 
Friday 
.Wed 

do 

Thursday 

do 

Tuesday 
do 

Thursday 


Wed  Saturday!  Wed  Saturday 


Friday 
Thursday 


Friday 
Thursday 


GLASGOW. 


173 


From  whence. 


Tf^here  lodged. 


Artive. 


Depart. 


Montrose     -  - 

Moftat    -     -  - 
Muirkirk 

Do.    -     -     -  - 

Mulgivie     -  - 

Neilston       -  - 

Newart-hill  -  - 

Newcastle    -  - 

Newmills     -  - 
Newton-Stewart 

Do.    -    -     -  - 

Newburgh  -  - 

Ochiltree     -  - 

Oban,   Bona,  } 

and  Appin,  ^ 

Peebles  -     -  - 

Perth      -     -  - 

Do.  -     -     -  - 

Paisley    -     .  - 

Do.  -     -     -  - 

Do.    -     -    -  - 

Pollockshaws  - 
Portpatrick 

Renton  -     -  - 

Renfrew      -  - 

Robertson  &  } 

Wiston  \ 

Saltcoats      -  - 

Do    -    -     -  - 

Sanquhar     -  - 

Selkirk  -     -  - 

Stenhouse     -  - 

Stewarton    -  - 

Shotts     -     -  - 

Shotts          -  - 

Stirling  -     -  . 

Do.         -     -  . 

Do.         -    -  - 

Stonehouse  -  - 

Stranraer     -  - 

Strathaven  -  - 

Do.         -    .  - 

Symington  -  - 

St.  Andrew's  - 
St.  Ninian's 

Tarbolton    -  - 

Thornhill,  N.  - 

Wanlockhead  - 

West  Quarter  - 

Whitburn    -  - 

Wigtoun      -  - 

Whithorn     -  - 


See  Aberdeen 

Taylor's,  Blackfr.-wynd,  once  a  fortnight 

Erskine's,  St-  Andrew's-lane 

Kerr's,  81,  Gallow-gate 

Munn's,  Candlerigg's  

M'Farlane's,  24,  Bridge-gate 
Beat«ion's,  Spoutinouth 
See  English 
Kerr's,  74,  New-wynd 

Do.  do. 

Miller's,  40,  King  -st. 
Taylor's,  Blackfriar's-wynd 

Paterson's,  Tradeston  

Ralston's,  Jackson-street,  and  M'Callum's 

24,  Stockvvell  

See  Langholm 

Aitken's,  6,  Virginia-street 

Weigh-house,  Ingram-street 

M'Murray's,  Back-wynd        

M'Innes's,  2,  New-wynd 

At  No.  1 15  and  167,  Tron-gate 

Kerr's,  New-wynd,  and  Miller's,  King-st. 

Miller's,  40,  King-street        

M'Kerracher's,  Ingram-street,  and  Scott's, 

Stockwell  

Scott's,  Stockwell 

Beatson's,  Spoutmouth 

Scott's,  Stockwell  

Miller's,  40,  King-street 

Do.  do 

See  Langholm 
Kerr's,  81,  Gallow-gate 
Miller's,  40,  King-street 
Beatson's,  Spoutmouth 
Mair's,  57,  High-street 
Miller's,  40,  King-street 

Mair's,  57,  High-st 

Mrs.  Neilson's,  High-street 

Kerr's,  81,  Gallow-gate         

Miller's,  40,  King-st.  

Kerr's,  81,  ik  Whitelaw's,  3S0,  Gallow-gate 

Erskine's,  St.  Andrew's-lane  

Beatson's,  Spoutmouth 
Taylor's,  Blackfriars'-wynd 
Mair's,  57,  High-st. 

Miller's,  40,  King-street  

Taylor's,  Blackfriars'-wynd  

Kerr's,  81,  Gallow-gate        

Erskine's,  St.  Andrew's-lane 

Mair's,  57,  High-street 

Miller's,  King-st.  and  Kerr's,  New-wynd 

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Tuesday 

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Tues  Friday 

Mon  Thurs 
Wed  Sat 

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REFERENCE  TO  GLASGOW. 


ABBEY  137 

Abercrombie  153 
Adam  132,   135,   13fi, 

139,  141,  151,  15-:, 

158,161,  161 
Adamson  145,  161 
Addison  154 


Adzhead  139 
Affleck  141 
Agnew  148 
Aiken  162 
Aikman  134 
Aikenhead  154 
Ainsliel60 


148, 


Aird  139,158 
Aitcheson    144, 

154,  164 
Aitken  130,  131,  13, 

1.34,  137,  139,  141, 

145,148,152,158,160 

.\itkia  135 


Aitkinson  137 
Alexander   134,    135, 

137,  139,  141,  145, 

148,  154,  163 
Algie  128, 1.30 
Allan  137,136,141, 145 
151,154,163,164,165 


174 


REFERENCE   TO    GLASGOW. 


Allen  130,  136 

Allison  148 
Alston  133,  145 
Anderson    129,    130, 

132,  133,  139,  144, 

145,  148,  151,  154, 

158,  159,  161,  162, 

163, 164 
Anderston  134 
Andrew  145, 151 
Angus  128,  136,  142, 

145,  152,  134 
Anslie  129 

Arbnckle  135,137,145 
Armour  150,152, 154, 

160 
Arneil  136,  144,  159, 

162 
Aruot  145,  158 
Arnott  148, 154 
Arrotl.  148 
Arthur  134.  145,  148, 

160,  161 
Attwcli  132,  134 
Atkinson  145 
Apchincloss  143,  148, 
Auchinvole  144 
Auld  144,1.48,  161 
Austin  138,  139,  145, 

151 
Ay!  ward  154 
Baillie  129,  164 
Bain   130,    135,   139 

144,  154,  162,  164 
Baird  130,  138,  141, 

143,  144,  145,  148, 

151,  152,  161 
Balbirnie  137 
Balcanqual  136 
Bald  137 
Balderston   130,  148 

15& 
Balfour  129,  161 
Ballantine    137,  145, 

158 
Ballitigalls  164 
Balmanno  152 
Bamliill  139,  160 
Bankier  154 
Bannatyne   132,  133, 

138,  148 
Bartour  l6l 
Barclay  137, 145, 148, 

150,  151,  154,  160, 

163 
Barr  136,    139,    144, 

145,  151,  154 
Barrie  141 
Barrowman  141 
Barry  130,  154 
Bartholomew  136 
Barton  152 
Bates  132 

Baxter  135, 153,  154 
Bayne  164 
Beaton  141 
Beck  144 


Beecb  138 

Begbie  159 

Bfgerney  154 

Beird  136 

Beith  145 

Bell    128,    129,    130, 

132,  144,  145, 148, 

160 
Bclton  161 
Bentley  136 
Bennerman  144,  145 

162 
Bennett  133,  134 
Beanie  130,  139,  141 
Berrie  145,  1 64 
Berry  133, 148 
Bev-eridge  139 
Bewley  145 
Bigby  154 
Biggs  128 
Bilsland  132,134,144, 

154 
Billingsley  144 
Bilton  161 
Binks  161 
Binning  139,151 
Birkmire  154 
Binell  145 
Black  128,  130,  132, 

134,  141,  143,  145, 

148,151,  154,  160, 

162,  163,  165 
Blacburn  146,  154 
Blackshaw  161 
Blackwood   129,  137, 

145 
Blackie  141  142,  148, 
Blaikley  151 
Blair  130,    134,    139, 

144,  151,  152,  154, 

162,   163,  164,  165 
Blakie  138 
Blyth    129,  132,  148 

160 
Bogie  148 

Bogle  138,  148,164 
Boland  141 
Bolton  154,  161 
Bone  139 
Bontliron  165 
Borland  154 
Borrowmau  164 
How  137,  163 
Bowers  143,  155 
Bowie  134,  141,  160, 

162 
Boyd   130,  132,  137, 

139,  148,  159 
Boyle  155 
Brady  159 
Brand  137 
Brard  128 

Brash  130,  132,  146 
Bread  141 
Breakenridge  130 
Brechin  152 
ijremner  141,  144 


Brisbane  146 
Broadley  129,  138 
Brock  128,  136,  146, 

148 
Brodie  133,  146 
Brown  128,  129,  130, 
131,  132,  134,  135 
136,  137,  139,142, 
144,  145, 146,  148, 

150,  151,  152,  154, 
155,  158,  160,  161, 
162,  164 

Browning  130 

Brownlee  130 

Brownlie  145,  150, 
155,  163,  164,    165 

Bruce  155 

Brunton  144, 158,159 

Bryce  129,  133,  137, 
138, 139,  141,  li6I, 
163 

Brydon  135 

Brydson  130 

Bryson  143,  159, 163 

Buchan  141,  155 

Buchanan  128,  129, 
130,  132,  134,  135, 
136,  138,139,  141, 
143,  144,  146,  148, 

151,  152,  155,  159, 
160,  162,  163,  164 

Bnckie  130,  141 
Bulloch  1411 
Bunting  138,  139 
Burdgess  155 
Burn  135, 143 
Burnett  132,  155 
Burns  134,  144,  146, 

152 
Burnside  146 
Burrell  139 
Burton  152,  162 
Butters  158 
Byers  155 
Cabbell  131 
Caddell  163 
Cadzow  144 
Cairney  139 
Cairns  136, 150 
Calder  146,  162,  164 
Caldwelll29,130,139, 

143,  162 
Callender  155 
Cameron    129,     132, 

141,  143,  150,151, 
155,  158,  161,  162, 
165 

Campbell  129,  130, 
132,  133,  134,  135, 
137,138,  139,  141, 

142,  144,  145,146, 
148,  150,  151,152. 
155,  158,  13a,  160, 
161, 162,163,  164 

Carmichael  134,   144, 

155 
Carnie  137 


Carrick  129,131,135, 

138,145,  148,154, 

155 
Carruthers  132 
Carse  154 
Carss  132 
Carswelll30j  134,144, 

155,  162 
Cassells  136 
Cassels  155,  159,  162 
Cassils  135 
Causer  165 
Caw  148 
Chalraer  152 
Chalmersl32,141,14'», 

155,  159,  169 
Chambers  141,152 
Chapman^    144,    154, 

155- 
Charles  129,  146, 148 
Charteris-159 
Chisholm  146,  151 
Christie  133, 138, 155-, 

160, 164 
Chrysta!  128 
Church  146 
Clark   135,    136,  138, 

139,  143,  146,  148, 

1-54    155 
Clarke  135,  143,  152, 

155,  160 
Clarkson  139 
Claude  138,  143 
Clason  151 
Cleary  135 
Cleghorn  152 
Cleland  135 
Clelland  160 
C'leugb  163 
ClOw  132 
Clugston  128 
Clvde  136 
Clvdesdale  130 
Go'ates  141,  144,  r50 
Coats  133,    136,  137, 

155  [165 

Cochran  136, 141,155, 
Cochrane  139 
Cockliurn  141,  155 
Cockfield  132 
Cogan  146 
Coil  135 
Colley  145 
Co  ler  145, 163 
Collins  128,  146,152, 
Colquhoun   139,  141, 

144,  155,  163 
Colville  132,  141 
Congleton  155 
Connal  133 
Connel  155 
Connelll28, 130,  141, 

148,  152,  160 
Connoehie  144 
Cpnnoliy  154 
Cook  130,  138,  143, 
144,  145 


REFERENCE    TO    GLASGOW. 


175 


Cooke  155 
Cooper  161 
Copland  164 
Corbet  152,  163 
Corbett  148 
Corkindale  152 
Corsan  135,  159 
Corse  136 
Cotton  135 
Coiibronarh  135 
Couperr52,  161,162, 

164 
Court  130 
Coverly  141 
Cowan  128,  133,  136, 
146,151,152,159,162 
Craig  130,   132,  137, 

141,  143,  146,  148, 

151,  152,  153,  155, 
158,  163 

Craigie  139,  155 
Crawford    130,    132 

134,  139,141,  148, 

152, 153,  154,  158, 

164 
Crawfurd  155 
Cree  133,  146 
Creighton    138,    143, 

159  ' 

Crichton  129, 143,158 

162 
Croil  148 
Croiley  132 
Crom  148 
Crombie  136,   148 
Croom  141 
Cross  128 

Crouch  132,  134,162 
Cvowley  138 
Cruikshanks  139 
Crumm  134 
Cubie  138,  158 
Culereuch  136 
Cnllen  146 
Cummin!rl28,132,134 

139,  143,  150,  151 

152,  154,  164 
Cummins  129 
CuHnin!?haml29, 132, 

138,  143,  155,  159 
Curl  161 
Curie  142 
Curr  135 
Currie  130,  151,  155, 

161,  162 
Curtis  133 
Cuthbert  154 
Cuthbertson  129,  139, 

144 
Cutliill  164 
Dale  135 
Dalglish  134, 148,155, 

:160 
Dallas  139,  146 
Dalrnarnqck  137 
Dalzell  155 
Darnley  146 
Davie  145,  146,  159 


Davidson    129, 

135,  142,  146,  148, 

151, 160, 163 
Davies  132,  141,  160, 
Dawson  133, 137, 143, 

146,  159 
Deakin  165 
De  Monti  132,  151 
Dennie  142 
Dennett  146 
Denny  148,  155 
Dennistoun  133,  148 
Oenchrass  130 
Dermot  141 
Dick  130,   132,    135, 

139,  154,  155 
Dickie  145 
Dickson  155 
Dingwall  148 
Dinning  164 
Dixon  129,  132,  144 
Dobbiel30,]48,  153, 

162,  163 
Dobie  155 
Dobson  137 
IJochcrty  155 
Dodd  141,  154 
Doiffl41,  146 
Dollar  139,  144 
Doller  155 
Donald  128,  151,  164 
Donalds  165 
Donaldson  130,   136, 

139,  146,  148,151, 

152,  155,  159,  165 
Dougal  138,  142,  151 
Dougall  139, 148, 159, 

161 

Douirlas  132, 133,136, 
139,  145,  146,  148, 

153,  158,  164 
Douglass  161 
Dow  155,  159,  163 
Downiel37,139,14], 

UjG,  148,  154,  158 
Drew  129,    133,  142, 

143,  144,  148,  155, 
159 

Drummond  132,  139, 
145,  154,  155,162, 
164 

Diysdale  129, 130,139 

Duff  145,  146 

Dumbreck  154 

Dmibrick  130 

Dun  141 

Duncan  129,130,131, 
132,  135,  138,  139, 

144,  146,148,  151, 

154,  155,    163,  164 
Duncanson  130 
Dunlop  129,  130,136, 

149,.  151,  155,  164 
Dunn  130,    136,  139, 

143,    145,  159,  161 
Dunnett  134,  141 
I'Unsdale  12^ 
Durei  152 


133,|Dykes  137, 139 
Dyer   155 
Eadlc  130,  139,  l55, 

159 
Earner  161 

Eason  149  [161 

Easton  128,  149,  151, 
Eccles  1 49 
Edgar  137 
Edgars  149 
Edington  143 
Edmond  130,139,146 
Ednell  141 
Elder  164 
Ellegood  149 
Elliott  132 
Ellis  152,  159 
Elmore  146 
Erskine  132,  141,155 
Ever  149 
Ewen  136,  154 


Ewing  129,  143,  149, 

155,163,164 
Farie  132 
Fairlie  139,  155 
Fairleyl38,  162,163 
Fairservice  159 
Falconer142,143,]4fi, 

154,  155,  164 
Falls  141  [163 

Farquhar    149,    155, 
Fenney  144 
Fergus  143, 151 
Ferguson     128,    132, 

133,  135,  137,  139 

141,  145,  150,  151, 

152,  154,  155,  158, 
159,    Ifil,  163,  164 

Ferric  128,  144,  155 
Field  133 
Fife  141,  155,  158 
Findlay  141,  144,149, 

Irtl 
Finlay  136,  139,  144, 

148,  149,  154,  162, 

164 
Finlayson    137,    139, 

143,  149,  161 
Fisher  132,  140,  151, 

153,  159,  160,  161, 
164 

Fisken  155 
Fleck  163 
Fleming- 130, 132,137, 

138,  140,  144,  145, 

146,  149,  152,  155, 

161,  164,  165 
Forbes  134,  140,  151, 

160 
Forgan  160 
Forgie  130 
Forlong  129  163, 
Forrest  132,133,138, 

139. 140,  155 
Forrester  129,132,141 

152,  154,  155,  159, 

161 
Forstei;136, 141 


Forsyth  130,141,146, 

150,  160,  164 
FoUieringlam  134,141 
Fowler  151 

Frame  136   140,  146, 

161 
Fra^er  146,  155 
Frazer  132,  137,143, 

151,  155,  163 
Freeland  146,149,160 
Freer  152 

Frew  146 
Frood  155 
FuUarton  150 
Fulton  130,  135,  136, 
143,144,150,155,160 
Fyfe  152 
FvffeJ33,  149 
Galbraith    133,     143, 

144,  145,  155,  159, 

163,  165 
Gallie  132 
Galloway    130,     133, 

134,  136,  138,  141, 

144,  145,  154,  161, 

163,  164 
Garden  138,  149 
Gardner  130,132,135, 

138,  140,  141,  143, 

148,  149,  152,  155, 

161,  162,  163,  165 
Gardners  148,  165 
Garrow  158 
Gartley  128 
Gat;;arelll62 
Gatherell  149 
Gay  wood  143 
Gebbie  161 
Geddes  135,  137 
Gemmel  155 
Gemmell  143,  146 
Genimil  129,  141 
Gentle  130,  145,  155 
George  155 
Gibb   130,    134,    136, 

146,  155,  159,  163 
Gibson  134,  137,  141, 

143,  146,  150,  152, 

1.54,  li,5,  162,  163 
Gilbert  133,  144 
Gilchrist  129,137,146, 

149,151,  161,  163 
Giles  128,  143 
Gilfillan  146,  161,164 
Gillespie  149,  155 
Gillies  132,  135,  138, 

146,  163 
Gilmore  137 
Gilraour  130,145,152, 

1.55,163 
Girdwood  143 
Glass  137 
Glassford  130, 140 
Gleeson  165 
Glen   134,   140,    144, 

146,  151,  155 
Glendinning  144 
Good  132 


176 


REFERENCE    TO    GLASGOW. 


Goodwinl30,138,141, 

146,  164 
Gordcn  128,  132,138, 

140,  150,  151,  153 
164 

6orne  140 
Goiidilock  143 
GouHavl37,  142,  155 
GoHi-lie  130 
Go  vane  146  flfiO 

Gow  140,146,154,155 
Gownn  149 
Graeme  164 
Gvabam  129,130,131, 
135,  136,  139,  140, 

141,  144,  146,  148 

149,  150,  152,  153, 
r4,  155,  159,  160 
161,   162,  163,  164 

Grainger  134 
Grandis.m  131,  140 
Granrl36,141, 146,149 
152,155,160,162,164 
Gray   131,   132,    134, 

135,  138.  139,  141, 
'  146,  150,  153,  155 

158 
Grazebrook  143 
Green  IfiO  (163 

Greenshi.'lds  140,141, 
Gregg  161,    163 
Greig  136,  155,  165 
Grieave  161 
Grierson  139,  146,149 
Grieve  144,  153 
Grigon  141 
Grindlay  131 
Grimshaw  141 
Grocprt  155 
Griihb  155 
Guroprecht  149 
Gunn  131,137,150,160 
Gut  h  lie  146 
Hfidderwick  145 
Haddow  149 
Halbert  162 
Haldane  138 
HalkettieO 
Hall    132,    141,  150, 

159,  163 
Hamilton    130,    131, 

133, 135,  137,138, 

140,  141,  146,  149, 

150,  152,  153,  154, 
155,158,  160,  161, 
163,  164 

Hannah  140,  151 
Hannington  159 
Hannay  150 
Harbut  151 
Hardie  141 
Hare  153 
Harley  131,  146 
Harman  128 
Harm  and  135 
Harper  129 
Harris  152,  163 
Hart  131,    139,   143, 
146,  155 


Harvevl28,  129, 137, 
141,"  143,  148,  153, 
155   159 

Harv;el55,  160,  163 

Hastie  151 

Has  well  150 

Hatrick  141 

Hauks  165 

Hay  144,  155,  162 

Healey  161 

Hedderwick  133,  154 

Heggie  132,  165 

Heiiniker  144 

Henderson  129.  136 
137,  140,  141,  146, 
149,  150,  151,  155, 
159,  160,  161,  164 

Hondrie  155,  160 

Hendry  146, 153,  158 

Henshaw  149 

Hepburn  146 

Herbert  155 

llerbertson  141,  144, 
149, ]53 

Heriot  146 

Herri  ot  162 

Hervey  140,  149,  159 

Heugh  156 

Hewitt  143,  164 

Hill  1.38.  146,  156, 
161,  164,  165 

Hodge  146 

Hodges  129 

Hogs  133 

Hoggart  149,  161 

Holgate  143 

Hood  136,  153 

Hopkirk  149 

Hooks  154 

Horn  165 

Hosey  146 

Hosie  153 

Houldsworth  136 

Household  136 

Houston  129,  132, 
146,  152,  164,  165 

How  129 

Howatson  146 

Howe  146 

Howie  133,  139 

Hume  140,  1.53 

Humphries  136,  152 

Humble  131 

Hunter  131,  133,  134, 
1,37,  140,  144,  146, 
149,  150,  151,  154, 
156,159,160,  163 

Hurlet  165 

Hujsey  136 

Hutcheson  132 

Hutchison  132,  133, 
137,  140,  146,  149, 
1.56 

Hutton  1.35, 138, 143 

Hyde  141 

Hyle  148 

Imrie  146 

Ingles  130,  134,  143 
152,  159 


Inglis  141,  150,  156 
Inglish  135 
Ingram  161 
Innes  139,  152,  156 
Irvine  130,  134,    149, 

158 
Iveson  146 
4zat  141 
Jack   134,    141,    144, 

146,  162 
Jackson     133,      144, 

146,  156 
Jaffray  133,  152,  154, 

163 
James  146 
Jamieson     131,    135, 

138,  144, 149,  162 
Jardine  135,  140,143, 

150 
Jarvie  158 
JelTray  153 
Jeffrey  129 
Jemiesou  159 
Jenkin  156 
.lenkine  156 
Jenkins  132 
Jenks  152 
Johnson  143,146,  160 
Johnston  128, 131, 132, 

139,  140,141,  149, 

151,  152,  153,  154, 
156,  160,  163 

Johnstone  135 
Jones  132,  151 
Kay    129,    130, 

1.53,  161 
Keith  151,  1.52 
Kelly  136,  150 
Kellie  1.34 
Kemp  146,  159 
Kennedy  129,138,141, 

143,   144,  145,  151, 

152,  159 

Kerr  129,  131,  132, 
133,  1.34,  135,  136, 
146,  156,  159,163, 
164 

Khull  152,  154 

Kibble  134,   163 

Kidd  129,  136 

Ridslie  131 

Kldston  128,  144,  U9 

Kiibeel49 

Kilpatrick  141,  153 

Kincaid  161 

Kinnear  162 

King  129,  131,  136, 
146,  1.53,  161,  164 

Kingan  149 

Kippen  146 

Kirk  146 

Kirkaldie  159 

Kirkland  135,149,160, 
161 

Kirkpatrick  146 

Kirkwoodl40,144,147 

Knight  147 

Knox  136,  141,  147, 
151,  156,  159,  164 


139, 


Kyle  145 
Laidly  134, 
Laird  140,  149 
Lamb  139,   144,  147- 

149 
Lamond  149 
Lancaster  149 
Laudale  149 
Lang  131,    132,  134, 

136,  140,  143,  145, 

154,  160,162,  164 
Langmuir,  156 
Lashley  135 
Lauder  137 
Laurie  159 
Law  133,  154, 156 
Lawrence  151 
Lawrie  156,  164 
Lau'  iston  128 
Lawson  140,  142,147, 

149,  150,  151,  156 
Leadbeater  150 
Learmonth  158 
Leckie  140,  142,  147, 

149,  156,  163 
Lee  139 
Leechman   133,    136, 

144,   165 
Leggatt  142 
Leighton  140,  164 
Leishman  143 
Leitch  136,  147,  149, 

160,  161,  163 
Leith  156 

Lennox  136,140,  145, 

156 
Leslie  132,  147,  149 
Letheml47,  151,  158 
Leuchars  156,  161    ■ 
Levingston  156 
Lewis  139 
Liddell  144,  151,  158, 

162 
Liddlel31,149 
Liddles  128 
Lightbody   133,    140, 

143,  153,  156 
Lillie  133,  143 
Limeburn  140,  162 
Limont  142 
Lindsay  131,136, 137, 

142,  144,  147,  159, 

161,  164 
Linn  152 
Linton  138 
Livingston  147,  149 
Lloyd  163 
Lochart  132 
Lochead  148,  152 
Lochbead  134,  140 
Lochore  132 
Locke  153 
Lockhartl42,l43,150, 

159 
Logan  133,  140,  142, 

159 
Logie  160 
Lonie  156 
Long  142 


REFERENCE   TO   CtLASGOW. 


177 


Lobgmuir  162 
Lothian  149 
Lottimer  140 
Loudown  138 
Loiio;lirey  154 
Love  130,  145,  159 
Low  136,148,156,160 
Lowrie  149,  154 
Lowrv  136 
Lamsdeal32,138,153, 

164 
Lyle  132,  153,  163 
Lyon  133,  134,  142 
Maberly  131 
M'A.i.am  133,135,136 

147,  149,  165 
Mac  Arthur  123 
Mack   164 
M'Affie  149 
M'Andrew  132 
M'Allister   134,    136, 
142,  145,  147,  163 
M'Alpen  153,  164 
M'AlpiQ  133,  134 
M'Alplnel30,135,140, 

153 
M'Ara  139 

M'Arthur   135,    138, 
140,  142, 144,  149, 
151,  153,  156,  160, 
1G2 
Macarthur  144 
M'Aulay  129 
M'Aulev  140,  142 
M'Auly  143 
M'Auslan  156 
M'Beaii  149 
Mack  ay  156 
M'Beith  162 
M'Biair  129 
M'Biayne  14? 
M'Biyd  152 
M'Call  128,  136,  147, 

149 
M'Caul  132,  149 
M'Calla  136 
M'Callam  142 

M'Callum  182,  136, 
140,  144,  148,  150, 
151,  156,  159,163 

Maccallura  139,  143 

M'Cau%  156 

M'Clavmont  145 

M'Cash  146 

M'Clellaa  143 

M'Clelland  150^  152 

M'Chmle  140 

M'ClureI38,  153,164 

M'Cliiskv  142 

M'CoU  149, 150,  153, 
159 

M'Cool 138 

M'CoQ«(!hy  131 

M'ConneChy  135 

M'Connell  146 

M'COrry  135 

M'Corkiudale  143,158 

M'Corraick  132,  142 

M'Cracken  129,  153 

23 


M'Cree  W,  152 
M'Crindell  129 
M' Crocket  136 
M'Ci-onel29,  140 
M'Cubbin  151 
M'Culloch    128,    139, 

142,  143,  144,  149, 

151,162 
M'Dermidl63 
Macdonal  128 
M 'Donald    128,    129, 

133,  134,  137,  138, 
139,  140,  142.  149, 

150,  152,  156,  158, 
159,  160,  163,  164 

M'Oougal  152 
M'Douirall  129,   133, 

134,  140,  159,  162, 
163 

M'Douall  164 
M'Dowall  153,  164 
M'Eacliran  129,   154, 

161, 163 
Macelmaile  158 
M'Ewan  139,140,142, 

145,  148,  150,  156, 

161 
M'Ewen  130,143,145, 

156,  159,  164 
M'Ewing  164 
M'Fadyen    132,  140, 

150,151, 160 
M«Farlaal53,  156 
M'Farlane    129,   131, 

133,  135,  137,  138 

139,  140,  142,   143 

144,  145,  149,  150, 

151,  163,  156,  159 
161,162,  163,  164 

Macfarlane  135,  140 

M'Farquharl29,  149 

M'Feat  132,  135,156 

M'Fie  142,  149 

Macfie  134 

M'Garvie  133 

M'Gavin  129, 137,149 

M' George  164 

M'Gibbia  161 

M'Gibbon  161 
M'Gill  133,  149 

M'Gilchrist  163 

M'Gilvray  156 

M'Ginn  138 
M'Goun  149 
iVl'Gowan  149,  152 
M'Gown  128, 147 
IM'Gregor    129,    133 
134, 'l36,    143,  149, 
156,  159,  163 
M'Grigor  l62,  164 
M'Grouther  131,156 
Vl'Guire  130,  156 
M'Haifie  147 
M 'Hutchison  140 
M'llroyl47,  159 
M'llquham  156 
Mqiwham  128 
M'Indoe  134, 135,158, 
159 


M'lnnes  139,140,147, 

151,  156,  159 
M'Inroy  149 
Mhc  Intosh,  129,  135 
M'Intosh  136,140,149, 

153,  159,  160,  162, 

1C3 
M'Iiityrel33,142,148, 

151,  153,  156,  158 
M'lsaac  156 
M'Kay  128, 140, 142, 

161,  163 
M'Kean  131.  140,  147 
M-Kechnie    135,  140, 

156,  164 
M'Kendrick  133,  164 
M'Kenzie    132,    140j 

142,  143,  147,  149, 

152,  153,  156,  160, 
162 

M'Kerrow  142,  154 
M'Kerracher  15fi 
M'Kewen  163 
Mac  Key  128 
M'Kie  149 
Mackiel28,  140,152, 

161 
M'Kimming  134 
M'Kiulay    136,     142, 

156,  159,  160 
Mac  Kinlay  129 
M'KinIeyl40 
M'Kinnon   140,    144, 

150,  156 
M'Kirby  133 
M'Lachlan  142,  143, 

152,  156,  158 
M'Lamont  149 
M' Lardy  152 
M'Laren     129,     136 
138,  140,  144,  154 
156 
M  Larn  134 
M'Laurin  138 
M'Laws  140,  163 
M'Lay  142 
M'Leanl37,140,142, 
147,  151,  153,  156, 
162 
Mac  Lean  134 
VI'Lehose  162 
M'Lellaii    135,    143, 
147,  154,  160,163 
M'Lennoa  133 
M'Leodl2«,  129,137, 
138,  147,  151,  153, 
154,  156,  159,  160 
M'Leroy  147 
M'Linnon  156 
M'Lintock  156 
M'Luckie  160 
M'Menzie  131 
M' Michael  147 
M'MiUan    131,    135, 
140,  142,  152,  16a 
M'Moran  151 
M'Murray  147 
M'Minn  153 
M'Nab  140,  156 


M'Nabb  149 
M'Nair  143, 147, 149, 

152,  15:  ,  156,  160 
M'Naught  129,  14? 
M'Naugbtanl39,140, 

147 
M'Naughten  144,  162 
M'Nee  128,  140,  156 
M'Nicol  156,  158 
M>Neill29, 147, 156 
M'Nichol  142 
M'Nish  153 
M'Niven  l56 
M'Owat  140 
M'Phaill37,  156,153 
M'PherFon   137,  158, 

161,  164 
M'Phun  147 
M'Quaide  135 
M'Queen     129,    131, 

133,  140,  142,  156, 

162 
M'Quistan  145 
Macrae  133 
M  Real59 
M'Roby  162 
M'Ruer  161 
M'Sorley  153 
M'Symon  156 
M'Target  161 
M'Tear  128 
M'Tyrel33 
Macvean  132,  133 
M'Vean  142 
M'Vey  140,  147 
Macvicar  133 
M'VSatt  156 
M'Whaunel  133 
M'Whannell  147,  153 
Main  156 
Mains  156 
Mair  147,  154,  156 
Maitland  147,  156, 
Mnlcolm  130 
Malcom  140,  156 
Manford  136 
Mann  136,  140,    142, 

156 
Mauson  133,  156 
Manners  153 
Mark  134 
Marks  143 
Marquis  140 
Marshall  131,133,135. 

137,  142,145,147, 

149,  153,  156,  159, 

164 
Martin  133,  144,  156, 

159,  160 
Marwick  160 
Mason  159 
Mather  129,  135,137, 

160,  163 
Mathie  164 
MattWs  163 
Mattheson  153,  156 
Mathiesou  159 
Matthew  143 


REFERENCE   TO    GLASGOW. 


Matthewson  134 
Maver  130,  161 
Maxton  154 
Mavwell     149,    151. 

152,  153,  154, 156, 

161,  164 
May  151 
Mayiic  160 
MeiklelSl,  140,147, 

156 
Mein  129 
Mellis  159 
Melvin  138 
Men2iel35,137, 140, 

156,  161, 163 
Menzies  132,137, 140, 

154 
Mercer  143,  156 
Mid.llcton  149 
Mile  137 
Milla-  131,  133,  134, 

136,  142,  153,  156, 

159,  161,  163 
Millfi-  12«,  129,  131, 

132.  133.  1.36,  137, 

138,  140,  143,  144 
145,  147,  149,  151, 
156,  159,  160,  162, 
164 

Milligan  162 
Miliiken  143 
Millikin  158 
Mill*  149,  153 
Milne   142,  l43,  152, 

156,  162 
Milros.s  156 
Milroy  142 
Mirrlees    142,     144, 

151,  158,  161,  163 
Mitclielll28,129,131, 

133,  134,  136, 137. 

139,  140,  142,  145, 
147,  151,  1.52,  153, 
156,  158,  160,  161, 
162,  163,  164 

Moa'  137 
Mocliriel34 
MoWat  153 
Moffatt  143,  149 
Monach  137, 147 
Monaghan  142 
Monteath    140,    147, 

153,  156 
MonteitU    133,     137, 

138,  142,  147,  149 
Moiitgomerie  164 
Montgomery  156,157, 

160 
Moodie  140,  147 
Moody  163 
Moore  133,  153 
Morgan  151 
More  133 
Morison  158 
Morris  149,  157 
Morrisonl28,131,134, 

135,  138, 140, 143, 


154,  157,  160,  162, 

164 
Morrow  142,  157 
Morton  140,  142,   159 
Motlierwell  144 
Mossman  160 
Muckait  133 
Mudie  130,  147 
Muggo  144 
Muir   129,  133,    138, 

143,  147,  149,  150, 
151,  1.52,  157,  158, 
162,  164,  165 

Muirhead    131,    144, 

150,  157,  161,  162 
Muirkirk  144 
MuUoch  140 
Munn  161 
Munro  131,  139,  140, 

150,  151,  157,  158 
Murdo   163 
Murdoch     133,    137, 

138,  150,  152,  157, 

160 
MurdocU  145 
Miirpliy  152 
Murray  128,129,131, 

i:!2,  134.  140,  142 

144,  152,  157,  159, 
161 

Mutrio  147 
My  res  140 
Naismith  140,  147 
Napier  129,  131 
Ncasmith  133 
Neil  132,  151 
Neill  130 
Neilsonl35,150, 151, 

153,  154,  1.57,158, 
160,  161,  164 

Nelson  138, 144,  153, 

154,  157,  160,  164 
Nesbit   136,  142,   157 
NewaU129,  150, 
Neisruith  154 
Nesmith  157 
Newham  130 
Newland  139 
Newlands  150,  158 
Nichol  133,  150,  157 
Nicholl  140 
Nicholsonl47,157,162 
Nimmo  130,  140, 1.53 
Nisbet  140,    154,  164 
Niven  164 
Nixon  143 
Norie  136,  137 
Norris  134,  144 
Nerval  131,  134,  135 
Notraan  154 
Nunn  144 

Oatwell  160  [160 

Ogilvie  132, 139,  147 
Ogle  132 
O'Neil  136 
Orr    128,    131,    132, 

140,  153,  160 


Osborn  133 
Osborne  140, 162 
Oswald  137,  140, 150, 

163 
Ovington  147 
Owen  150 
Pagan  142 
Paillou  151 
Palmer  134 
Panton  153 
Park  131,  163 
Parker  131,  150 
Park  hill  162 
Parlane  134,  157 
Paterson  133,134,137, 

138,  139,  142,  143 

144,  145,  147,  150, 
151,  153,  154,  157, 
158,  159,  160, 163, 
164 

Patison  130 

Paton  128,  134,  140, 

145,  147,  151,  165 
Patrick  147 
Patterson  157 
Pattie  157 
Pattisonl35,147,150, 

151 
Pattisons  151 
Paul  129,140,157,159, 

160,  162 
Pearson  150 
Peat  161 
Pedie  162 
Pedis  157 
Peebles  150 
Penman  132, 138,147, 

153 
Penney  150 
Pennycuick  159 
Perry  137,  150, 153 
Peterkin  138 
Peterson  138 
Petterson  153 
Pettigrew    135,    142, 

153,  157,  159 
Phillips  128,134,142, 

147,  160 
Picken  144 
Pinkerton    136, 

157,  158,  163 
Plavfair  150 
Plenderleith  130 
Pointer  157 
Pollock  130, 131, 147, 

150,  153,  r>8,  159, 

161 
Porteous     139, 

147,  152 
Porter  143,  157 
Porteriield  163 
Pott  150 
Potter  129,  132 
Potton  157 
Prentice  151 
Preston  147 
Primrose  131,  160 


150, 


144, 


Proudfoot  139,  i4a, 
Provan  134,136,  140, 

144,  147 
Provand  150 
Pryde  130 
Purcell  157 
Purdie  130,  161 
Pursell  134 
Purves  142 
Purvis  165 
Rae    143,    145,   157, 

160,  161,  162 
Raeburn  153 
Rainy  153 
Raiston  147 
Ramage  142 
Ramsay  142 
Randolph  162 
Rankin  134,  137, 140, 

142,  144,  154,  157, 

162 
Rattray  153 
Raverty  157 
Read  138 
Reddie  159 
Reekie  144 
Reid   130,   132,   133, 

134,  135,  139,  142, 

144,  145,  147,  150, 

151,  152,  153,  157, 

162 
Renfrew  137 
Rennie  128 
Rennison  154 
Renny  140 
Renwick  140,  142 
Rewcastle  133 
Richardson   145,  147, 

152 
Richmond  131,  135 
Riddel  138 
Riddell  135,  136. 140, 

147 
Riddoch  142 
Rigg  135 
Risk   142,    147,    153, 

157 
Ritchie  131,  147,150, 

157,  160,  162 
Robb  135,  142,  162 
Robert  164 
Roberton  150 
Robertson    130.   131, 

134,  135,  136,  138, 

140,  142,  144, 147, 

150,  151,  152,153, 

154,  157,  158,  161, 

162,  163,  164,  165, 
Robinson  151 
Rodger  143,  150,  161 
Ronald  131,  137,  138, 

164 
Rose  128,  160 
Rorrison  133 
Ross  128,    133,  144, 

150,157, 160     ' 
Rourke  160 


REFERENCE   TO    GLASGOW. 


179 


Rcrvfan  131, 134,  157 

Rowley  135 

Roxburgh  133,  161 

Roy  157 

Ruisel  134 

Russell  133, 136,  141, 
142,  150,  151,  152, 
153,  157,  159,  162, 
163 

Rutherford  147 

Salmondl48,  152,164 

Sample  157,  161 

Samuel  147 

Sandeman  130 

Sanders  129 

Sanderson  128,  163 

Saudiland  147,  157 

Sands  148 

Sawers  157 

Scales  151,  164 

Sclanders  131,  136 

Scanlan  157 

Scot  164 

Scott  128,  130,  131, 
133,  134,  135,  1:^,7, 
142,  143,  144,  145, 


Sloanel59 

Smart  142,  154, 157 

Smeal  133,  161 

Smellie  141,  143,  150 

Smillie  137, 143, 157 

Smith  128  131,  132, 
135,  136,  137,  141, 
142,  143,  145,  147, 
150,  151,  153,  154, 
157, 159,  162,  163, 
164 

Smiths  136 

Snell  147 

Snodgrass  137 

Sommerrille  132 

Sorley  144 

Southwell  137 

Spears  138,  150 

Speirs  161 

Spencc  141,  162 

Spencer  143 

Spiers  141,  143 

Spittal  154,  157 

Spittall  141 

Spittle  160 

Sprowls  137 


147,  150,  152,  153,\Stampcr  144 


154,  157,  161,  162, 

164 
Scouler  160 
Scoulli-rl31,137, 152, 

157,164 
Scrulon  153 
Scrymgeour  162 
Sellers  133 
Sample  141,  157 
Senior  150 
Shand  147 
Shanks  157,158,159, 

160,  162 
Sharp  134,  136,  160 
Sharpe  137,  152,  157 
Shaw  132,   133,   134, 

136,  141,  142,  144, 

150,  157,  160,  161 
Schaw  137 
Schwabe  150 
Shearer  137,  141 
Shedden  138,  147,150 
Sheriflf  157 
Shields  147,  157,  162 
Shiels  134 
Shipberd  157 
Shirra  134,  142,  157, 

159,  163 
Shirreff  134 
Shirley  144 
Siiortndge  134,  164 
Siddel  141 
Sim  150,  160,  162 
Simpson  134,141,145, 

147,  153,  157 
Sinclair  141,  143, 145, 

157, 162,  164 
Skinner  145 
Slater  161 


Stark  131,  137,  112 

Steedman  157 

Steel  130,  133,  135, 
136,  144,  147,  152, 
153,  154,  162,  163, 
164 

Steele  162 

Steell  132,  163 

Stenhoiise  134,  153 

Stephen  138,  157,  162 

Stephenson  147 

Sterrat  144 

Sterratt  i34 

Steven  132,  151,  157, 
158 

Stevenson  128,  136, 
138,  142,  144,  147, 
153,  157,  159,  160, 
162,  164 

Stewart  130, 131,133, 
135,  137,  142,  144, 
145,150,151,  152, 
153,  157,  158,  159, 
162,  163,  164,165 

Stirling  134,  139,  144 
150,  153,  161 

Stirret  151 

Stiven  135,  147 

Stoddart  157 

Storen  151 

Storey  161 

Strahan  152 

Strang  141,  142,  157, 
159,  163 

Strathern  143 

Strathie  157 

Strong'  129 

Struthers  147 

St.  Simeon  129 


Stuart  144,  162 
Stuarts  145 
Stubbs  150 
Sudden  161 
Summerville  131,  143 

147,  162 
Sutherland  157 
Swsn  138,   141,  142, 

160 
Swann  134 
Swanston  141 
Sweet  153 

Sword  130,  163,  164 
Sym  130,131,  148,157 
Syme  158 

Fait  129,135, 154,159 
TarrisI63 
Tassie  136,  147,  152 

165 
Taylor  131,  133,  134, 

135,  137,  139,  141, 

150,  151,  157,  160 

162,  163,  164 
Telfer  133,  162 
Tenipl.-ton    131,    132, 

135,  138,  157,  162, 
Teniienti33,  135,141, 

150,  157 
Thallon  154 
Thorn  133,  157,  I60 
Thomas  135,  143 
rhomsonl30,131,133, 

135,  137,  138,  139, 
141,  142,  143,  144, 
147,  150,  152,  153, 
154,157,  108,  160, 
161,  162,  163,  164, 
165 

Thorburn  133,  142 

Thornburn  150,  161 

Tod  130,  133,  138, 

Todd  134,  137,  145, 
158 

Torrance  157 

Tosh  134 

Tossach  159 

Totton  157 

Towart  165 

Towers  147,  150,  153 

Trainer  142 

Turnbull  132,  135, 
137,  142,  147,  150, 

151,  154,  157,  160, 
165 

Turner  130,  144,  148, 
151,  152,   162,  165 

Turpie  158 

Ure  131,  i:«, 
135,  136,  1-tr 
150,  153,  154 
16<»,  161,  165 

Urquhartl4a,150,152 

Vann  141 

Veitch  153,157 

Virtue  138 

VVaddeU129,131,133, 


134, 
148, 
157, 


134,14  5,  148,  157 
162,  165 
Walker  131, 1^4,135, 
141,  143,  148,  150, 

152,  154,  157,  159, 
160,  162,  165 

VValkJngshaw  137 
VValkinshaw   135,  165 
Wall  148 
Wallace  129,134,148, 

153,  160.  161,  163 
Walrond  tJO 
Walls  165 
Walsh   143,153 
Walters  160 
W.-irdenUS,  143,  150 
Wardlaw  135 
Wardrop  133,136,142, 

148,  150,  159,   160 
Wark  131,  163 
Warnock  142 
Warren  129,  148,  160 
Wafers  148,  165 
Watson  130,  131,135, 

137,  141,  142,  148, 

1.50,  1.53,  154,  158, 

162,  163,  165 
Watt  129,    130,    142, 

148,  157,  159,  163 
Watterson  162 
Webster  142,  150 
Wcems  160 
Wei^hton  135,  150 
Weir    130,    132,  148, 

151,  152,  153,    157 
West  142 
White    130,  131,  135., 

136,  144,  145,  153, 
154, 158,162 

Whitehead  150 
Whitelaw    134,    142, 

145,  158,  1.59, 164 
Whitelock  158 
Whites  148 
VVhyte  130,  134.  135, 

137,  1.52,  160,  165 
Whvtock  129, 143,162 
Wilkie  143,  148,  158, 

165 

Williams  133 

Williamson  130,  141, 
151,  158,  160,  162, 
165 

Willis  143 

Wills  139,  151 

Wilson  129,  131,  133, 
134,  135,  138,  139, 
141,142,  143,  144, 
145,  148,  150,  151, 
1.53,  158,  1.59,  160, 
162,  163,  165 

Wilsone  !53 

VV;,  gate  133,  148,  159 

Winning  132 

Wise  148,  1.54,  1.59 

Wiseman  150 


ISO 


Rl^FER£N€f;   TO    GLASGOW. 


Wishartl33, 141,15^ 
Wood  133,  134,  139, 

142,  143,  150,  158 
Woodrow  148 
"Worsley  130, 138 
Wotherspoonl31,136, 


13/,  143,  145,  150, 

158 
Wright  131,  136,  143, 

148,  150,  152,  158, 

163,  165 
Wyld  145 


Wylie  132,  133,   137, 

141,  142,  148 
Wyse  131,  158,  165 
YounET  129,    134,  135, 
136,  138,  141,  151, 
154,  153,  160,  165 


Y0U«gbugli8«d  143 
Yiiill  158,  163 
YuiUe  137,  148, 158 
ZuiU  160, 164 


I 


GREENOCK, 


N  Renfrewshire,  three  miles  from  Port  Glasgow,  fifteen  from  Paisley,  twenty- 
two  from  Glasgow,  and  sixty-six  from  Edinburgh,  is  a  considerable  sea  port  town 
on  the  south  side  of  the  Frith  of  Clyde,  from  whence  it  has  a  commanding  prospect  of 
picturesque  scenery  of  water,  wood  and  hills ;  some  of  whose  summits  pierce  the 
clouds,  amongst  which  is  seen  the  mHJestic  Ben  Lomond.  Greenock,  at  the  begin- 
ning of  the  eighteenth  centuiy,  was  merely  a  collection  of  fishermen's  huts,  without 
either  harbour  or  trade ;  but  now  ship  building  is  largely  carried  on  here,  which, 
■with  the  manufacture  of  sail  cloth  and  cordage  for  ships,  and  of  nets  and  tackle 
for  the  fibheries,  constitute  a  large  portion  of  the  occupation  of  the  inhabitants.  From 
.such  an  obscure  beginning  has  risen  the  present  town,  which,  though  not  soelegant 
as  many  towns  of  equal  magnitude,  possesses  many  "good  houses  and  thirtecH 
places  of  worship,  for  sects  of  various  denominations  ;  the  new  Church  is  a  large  and 
handsome  building,  as  is  also  the  Custom  House,  overlooking  the  Clyde  and  the  various 
ships  which  frequent  this  port.  The  Coffee  Rooms  and  Assembly  Hall  too,  deserve  the 
attention  of  strangers,  while  an  Infirmary  is  of  the  greatest  service  to  a  numerous  popu- 
lation. The  Theatre  is  not  very  large,  but  sufficient  for  the  number  of  inhabi*^ants.  The 
harbour,  which  is  commodious,  has  lately  been  improved  at  a  very  great  expence,  it  forms 
a  basin  between  two  semicircular  Quays,  and  is  sufficiently  deep  to  float  vessels  of 
very  considerable  tonnage.  The  road  for  vessels  is  narrow  ;  a  sand  bank  stretching  from 
Dunbarton  to  a  little  below  the  town,  but  at  the  extremity  of  this  bank,  there  is  con- 
stantly an  ample  depth  of  water,  and  good  anchorage  ground  for  ships  of  any  burthen  ; 
the  quays  are  spacious,  and  possess  most  excellent  sheds,  supported  by  iron  pillars ; 
under  these  sheds  dry  goods  are  securely  lodged  froip  the  weather  ;  and  in  many  cases, 
Merchants'  Oificesforthe  transaction  of  business.  There  are  also  good  Graving  and  othet 
Docks,  for  ships  of  any  size.  Greenock  derivesgreat  advantage  from  the  application  of  ma-, 
chinery,  to  naval  architecture,  there  being  more  than  twenty  steam  boats  regularly  tra- 
versing the  Clyde,  between  this  port  and  Glasgow,  touching  at  the  intermediate  ports,  and 
lying  to,  in  any  partof  the  river,  for  the  accommodation  of  passengers ;  the  Rob  Roy,  and 
the  Sir  William  Wallace  steam  packets,  constantly  touch  at  Greenock,  on  thfir  way  be* 
tween  Glasgow  and  Belfiist,  also  the  Robert  Bruce  to  Liverpool  every  week,  afford  a  com-? 
fortable  conveyance  to  and  from  each  country.  Greenock  has  a  convenient  market  for 
shambles  meat,  a  Market  tor  vegetables,  and  a  neat,  though  small  one  for  fish.  Nume- 
rous timber,  and  sbinbniiders  j'ards,  sugar  refineries,  tanneries,  and  ^t  a  little  distance  from 
the  eastern  extremity  of  the  town,  is  a  respectable  manufactory  of  earthenware,  designated 
the  '*  Clyde  Pottery,"  at  which  place,  excellent  blue  painted  ware  is  manufactured.  The 
exports  from  Greenock,  are  the  manufactured  goods  of  Glasgow,  Paisley,  and  the 
neighbouring  country;  and  its  imports  cotton,  rum,  siigar,  mahogany,  &c.  from  the  West 
Indies ;  rice,  pot  ashes,  timber,  and  naval  stores  from  America  ;  and  wine,  fruit,  &c,  fratH 
Portugal.  Many  ships  are  likewise  employed  hence,  in  the  liiiltic  trade,  as  also  in  the- 
fishery  of  Nova  Scotia  and  Newfoundland,  and  an  uncommonly  fine  ship,  the  Cl5^desdaie,  , 
is  now  proceeding  on  its  first  voyage  to  the  East  Indies,  from  this  port ;  About  a  mile 
from  the  town,  close  to  the  banks  of  the  Clj'de.  is  a  Battery  mounting  fourteen  guns  } 
but  there  are  no  Barracks,  and  seldom  any  soldiers  quartered  in  the  town.  Greenock  is 
governed  by  a  Sheriff-Depute ;  has  a  weekly  niarket  on  Friday,  and  a  fair  on  the  first  Thurs- 
day in  July,  also  one  on  the  fourh  Tuesday  ip  Nov.     Population,  nearly  24,000. 

Post-OSice,  Cathcart-st. — Post  Master,  Alex.  May. — ^^Therc  are  three  mails  to  Glasgow, 
every  day,  the  1st.  at  10  in  the  morning,  2nd.  at  4  afternoon,  3rd.  at  10  at  night  j  the  two 
last  carry  the  Edinburgh  Mails,  with  them  to  Glasgow  ;  the  1st.  and  3d.  are  horse-post, 
the  3rd.  is  the  Royal  MaU  ;  the  Edinburgh,  Glasgow  and  Paisley  Mails,  arrives  every 
morning  at  10,  and  at  half  past  7  at  night,  London  and  Irish  mails,  evcrj'  morning,  at  half 
pastil.  A  horse  post  to  Largs,  Saltcoats  and  Rathsay,  every  day,  immediately  on  the 
arrival  of  the  English  Mail.  A  mail  to  Dunoon  and  Avgylcsbirc,  Monday,  Wednesdaj! 
%nd  Satuv4ays. 


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BairdRobt,(to  Fairell'sllme-worksjreland) 

Rue-end 
Boag  Thos.  (general)  5,  West-quay-lane 
CamphellJolin,  (general)  8fi,  Han»ilton-st. 
Douglas  J.  and  VV.  (general)  West -breast 
Ewing  Rt.  and  Co.  (general)  Roj'al-close 
Findlater  Wm.  and  Co.  (general) West-breast 
Fullarton  Win.  (to  Lloyds)  Sugar-house-ln. 
Holmps  John,  and  Co.  (general)  West-quay 
Hunter  John,  (coinmision)  -  ^est   £rlack- 

hall-st. 
Ker,  Allan  and  Co.  (general)  West-quay 
Kippen  &  Lindsay,  (general)  80,  Cathcart-s 
Little  Jas.  and  Co,  (general)  West-quay 
M'Artciur  and  Sharp,  [srenri]  west-Quay-bd 
M'Intvre  Wm.  &  Co.  [general]  East-breast 
M'Dougal  Alex.  &  Co.  [general]  87,  Cath- 

cart-st. 
M'Taggart  and  Co.  [general]  Open-shore 
Neill&  Dunn,  [general]  Sbaw-st. 
Newall  &  Jamieson,   [general]   Open-shore 
Rankin  John  and  Co.  [general]  Harvie-lane 
Sanderson  Robert,  East-breast 
Steel  Jas.  [general]  West-quay 
Stevenson,  Miller  and  Co.  [commis.JWest-q 
Thomson&  Buchanan, [general]  Custom-b.-q 
Thomson  Duncan,  [general]  16,  Charles-st. 
Turner  and  Buchanan,  [general]  e.Quay-ln 
Wallace  John,  [general]  West-quay 
Wilson  &  M'Lellaa,  [general]  east  Quay-hd 

Anchor  Smiths. 
Baxter  Archibald,  Charles-st. 
Boag  Wm.  and  Thos.  .3,  Charles-st. 
Caird  John  and  Co,  East-breast 
Crawfurd  Michael,  East-breast 
Stewart  Daniel,  East-breast 
Turner  Robert,  and  Son,  7,  Dock-head 

Architects,  Sfc. 
M'Wbirter  Wm,  Glebe 
Napier  Robert,  west  Blackliall-st. 

Bakers. 
Arnott  John,  67,  Hamilton-st. 
Cradea  Alexander,  99,  Hamilton-st. 
Currie  Jas.  18,  Sbaw-st. 
Davie  George,  33,  Market-st. 
Davie  George,  Dalrymple-st. 
Donald  John,  46,  Sbaw-st. 
Fletcher  Archibald,  13,  Hamilton-st. 
Hay  David,  77,  Shaw-st. 
Kerr  John,  jun,  53,  Hamilton-st. 
Knox  Alex.  24,  William-st. 
M'Farlane  Wm.  and  Co.  Hamilton-st. 
M'KenzieJohn,  58,  Long-vennel 
M'Lellan  Moses,  100,  Long-vennel 
Millar  Andrew,  7,  Hamilton-st. 
Ross  John,  sen.  65,  Hamilton-st. 
Ross  John,  jun.  117,  Long-rcnnel 
Tarbet  Robert  and  Co.  Cathcart-st. 
Walker  Hugh,  7,  west  Black  hall -st. 
Warden  Robert,  53,  Catbcart-»t. 

Bankers. 
Greenock  Bank,  Co.  Catbcart-.it, 
Renfrewshire  Bank,  Bank-st. 


Block  Maktirs,  mid  Joiners, 

Brown  A.  and  D.  Mid-quay 
Brown  John  and  Son,  Westrquay 
Clark  Daniel,  west  Quay-lane 
Graham  andM'Nair,  77,  Dalrymple-st. 
Lamb,  Orr  and  Co.  Cross-shorc-st. 
M'Aullay  and  Crawford,  7,  Charles-st. 
Morries  Patnck  and  Son,  25,  Markct-st 
Muir  Malcolni,  88,  Palrymple-st. 
Orr  J,  and  J.  Market-st. 
Rodgers  John,  17,  Cross- sbore-st.  . 

Shankland  Robert,  [&  cabinet  makerj  116, ' 
Shaw-st. 

Booksellers  and  Stationers, 

For.^ytb  Margaret,  43,  Shaw-st. 

Hislop  John,  77,  Cathcart-st, 

Kerr  James,  49,  Hamilton-st. 

Kerr  Jas.  sen.  lo3,  Hamilton-st. 

Lang  John,  45,  Cathcart-st. 

M'Calhim  Peter,  Cathcart-st. 

Moore  W.  H.  [&  music  teacher  &  seller]  71, 

Cathcart-st. 
Scott  Wm.  2,  William-st. 
Stewart  Thos.  1 ,  Hamilton-st. 
Turner  John,  8,  William-st. 
Watson  William,  32,  William-st. 
Weir  Daniel,  2,  Cathcart-st. 

Boat  and  Shoe  Makers. 

Adamson  William,  11,  Dock-head 
Arkley  Robert,  80,  Hamilton-st, 
Baxter  John,  Long-vennel 
Buchanan  Malcolm,  29,  Hamilton-st, 
Buchanan  John,  WiUiam-at. 
Brown  Alexander,  30,  William-st. 
Brain  Daniel,  41,  Hamilton-st. 
Gregg  John,  4,  WilliauJ-st. 
Hartrick  James,  32,  Long-venucl 
Hillous  Robert,  Dock-head 
M'Corquodale  John,  04,  Cathcart-st, 
M'FarlaneJas.  16,  Hamilton-st. 
M'Farlane  Dougald,  57,  Hamilton-st. 
M'llvain  William,  6,  Shaw-st. 
M'Intyre  Thos,  Cathcart-st. 
M«MillaD  Neil,  19,  Dalrymple-st. 
M'Millans  Wm.  49,  Ivong-vcnnel 
Munro  Henry,  78,  Dalrymple-st. 
Niven  James,  110,  Hamilton-st. 
Parker  John,  Catlicart-st. 
Scott  Joseph,  22,  Cathcart-st. 
Stewart  John,  59,  Dalrymple-st. 
Wright  and  Muir,  Shaw-st. 

Brass  Founder. 
DufFJames,  26,  Shaw-st. 

Bretcers. 
Greenock  Brewery  Company,  Tobago-st. 
Watt  Jas.  and  Co.  Crawford's-dyke    • 

Brokers, 

Douglas  J.  and  W.  19,  West-breast 
Newall  and  Jamieson,  [ship]   Open-shore 
Robb  Hugh,  [insurance]  48,  HaniiUoQ-st. 
Scott  John,  [ship]  East-breast 


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GREENOCK. 


Cabinet  Makers, 
Bowm.-^p.  Peter,  (&joiner)  Hamilton-st. 
Buclip.nnn  John  H.  and  Co.  3,  Hamilton-st. 
BT'cliiiiau  aud  Lamb,  [&  joiners]  Hamilton-st 
Caaieron  Hu^h,  2,  Catbcart-st. 
K  usftly  D,  and  J.  Cathcart-st. 
S I ;  1-  ps(  n  Rr  ben,  Cathcart-st. 
Steel  J;«n«P,  26,  Shaw-st. 

Carvers  and  Gilders, 

Fouiis  Anclrew,  52,  Cathcart-st. 
M'Vicar  Archibald,  6,  William-st. 
Manticha  Joseph,  46,  Cathcart-st. 

Chair  Makers, 
Kpnndy  D.  and  J.  Cathcart-st, 
Simpson  Robert,  Cathcart-st. 

Chronometer   Maker. 
Heron  John,  1,  Square 

Clyde   Pottery  Company. 
Manufacture's  of  earthenware,&c.Lady-burn 

Coal  Merchants. 
Baird  Roi  ert,  Rue-end 
Bank  Nock  Co.  East-quay 
Lindsay  William,  sen.  Dalrymple-street 

Confectioners. 

Hutcheson  Robert,  H  amilton-st. 
M'Far'yen  Dougald,  26,  Shaw-st. 
Ou'Stor,  William,   18,  Hamilton-st. 
Weddell  Robert,  sen.  78,  Cathcart-st. 
Weddell  Robert,  jun,  30,  Cathcart-at. 
Young  Isabella,  65,  Hamilton-st. 

Coopers. 
Ada)i  James,  14,  Sugar-house-lane 
Black  John,  Duke-st. 

Bannatyne  Robert  &  Jamc,  8,  Nicholson-st 
Buchaii  1"  .?ohn,  jun.  11,  Charles-st. 
Caraploli  Robert,  Bogle-st. 
Fairrie  Hobt,  A  Co.  Crawfo^d's-dyke-bridge 
Glas  Robert,  Charles-st, 
Gray  Donaid,  Rue-end 
Gruer  Jolin,  65,  Long-rennel 
Hynflman  Archibald,  Unke-st. 
Jatnieion  John,  Daliymple-st, 
M'Auley  and  Steel,  34,  Hamilton-st. 
M'Lean  Ju.  &  Daniel,  Di;lrymple-st. 
M'Neil  Samuel,  95,  Hamilton-st. 
M'Pheadran  Dougal,  Nicholson-st. 
Martin  Walker,  Long-veu  .■?! 
Mitchell  Hugh,  Crawfords-ovke 
Service  &  Mackie,  west  Blackhall-st. 
Spence  James,  5,  Watsons-lane 

Copper,  Tin  and  Iron  Smiths. 
Browurui  Mattliew  and  Co.  Dock-head 
Browpl"c  John,  William-st. 
Biichanaa  Andrew,  4,  Dalrymple-st. 
Langwell  Robert,  Cross-sbore-st. 
M'Fie  Robert.  27,  Hamilton-st. 
M'Lean  John,  99,  Dalrymple-st. 
Shaw  Duncan,  98,  Dalrymple-st. 

Cork  Cutters. 
Blair  wiuiam,  Dalrymple-st, 


Bruce  Arthur  &  Co.  William-st. 
Hunter  Robert.  9,  Hamilton-st. 

Curriers. 
Buchanan  John,  Stanners-st. 
Rossall  Richai  d.  Lady-burn 

Druggists, 
fCirk,  Sharp  &  Co.  71,  Cathcart-st. 
Nimmo  Thomas,  37,  Dalrymple-st. 

Dyers. 
Houston  Robert,  5,  Crawfords-st. 
M'Farlane  Alexander,  14,  Innerkip-St. 
Patrick  Robert,  West-burn-st, 

Fire  Offices. 
Atlas,  Nathan  M'Lacbi  in,  23,  Charles-st. 
imperial,  Nicholas  Kunll,  19,  VMUiam-st. 
North  British,  Kippen  &  Lindsay,  80,  Cath- 
cart-st, 
Sun,  Clias.  Williamson,  48,  Hamilton-st. 

Fish  Curers. 
Adam  James,  Sugar-house-lane 
Bain  Walker,  Burn-st. 
Black  John,  Duke-st. 

Flax  Dressers. 
Barclay  John,  57,  Dalrymple-st, 
Gilchrist  James,  34,  Long-vennel 
Larg  James,  52,  Dalrymple-st, 
Ste*-enson  William,  9,  William-st. 

Gardeners  Sf  Seeds  Men, 
Borthwick  Alexander,  20,  Hamilton-st. 
Farquharson  John,  Market-st. 
Munro  George,  Hamilton-st. 
Sinclair  George,  95,  Hamilton-st. 

Glaziers, 
Bowman  Peter,  Hamilton-st. 
Fleming  J.  &  J.  Long-vennel 
Morries  Pat.  &  Sop,  25,  Market-st. 
Weir  John,  wes   Blackhall-st. 

Glass,  China  8f  Stoneware  Dealers, 

Boyle  John,  68,  Shaw-st. 

Boyle  John,  Dock-head 

Conway  M.  &  F.  Dock-head 

Houston  Archibald,  24,  Cathcart-st, 

Purcer  Mary,  Long-vennel 

Stevenson  James,  William-st, 

Glass  Manufacturers. 

Clyde    Flint   Glass    Company,   Crawfords- 

dyke,  and  78,  Cathcart-st. 
Greenock  Bottle  Work  Ctsmpany.Crawfords- 

dyke 

Goldsmiths  and  Jeioellers. 
Clark  John,  29,  William-st. 
M'Leod  .(ohn,  29  Cathcart-st. 
Heron  John, l,SqnHre 
M'Master  William,  35,  Cathcart-st. 

Grain  Dealers  and  Merchants. 
Fairrie,  Macauley  &  Co.  Crawfords-dykc-br. 
Farquhar  John,  jun.  Bell-entry 

Grocers,  Sf'c, 
Alexander  Peter,  1(52,  Dalrymple-st, 
Armour  Agnes,  45,  Shaw-st. 


GREENOCK. 


183 


Black  Archibald,  25,  Shaw-st, 

Boag  Thomau,  jun.  75.   Long-vehnel 

Cairns  Alexander,  Hainilton-st 

Cameron  Doiigal  &  Co.  22,  Dalrymple-st. 

Cameron  Peter,  7,  Cross-sliore-st. 

Carrick  William,  97,  Hamilton-st. 

Chambers  Archibald,  55,  Long-vennel 

Clark  Andrew,  94,  Dalrymple-st. 

Coates  George,  8,  Hamilton-st. 

Crabb  David,  Cathcarf-st. 

Cublick  Janet,   15,  Sbaw-st. 

Fairlie  Cecilia,  88,  Cathcart-st. 

Ferguson  John,  108  Shaw-st, 

Frew  Archibald  and  Co.  72,  Sliaw-st. 

Frew  Robert  and  Co.  west  Blackhall-st. 

Glen  Mary,  101,  Hamilton-st. 

Graham  VVilliam,  73,  Sliaw-st. 

Hamilton  Robert,  Stewart-st. 

Holmes  Rosina,  37,  Cathcart-st. 

Huxton  Thomas,  82,  Hamilton-st. 

Janiieson  John,  43,  Dalrymple-st. 

Johnston  David,  95,  Shaw-st. 

Kelly  James,  40,  Dalrymple.st. 

Kerr,  John,  51,  Hamilton-st. 

Lenox  John,  10,  Dalrymple-st. 

Mc  Farlane  John,  50,  Cathcart-st. 

Mc  Farlane  Duncan,  66,  Hamilton-st. 

Mc  Farlane  R.  and  A.  Dalrymple-st. 

Mc  Fie  Lindsay  and  Co.  William-st. 

Mc  Lean  John,  17,  Dalrymple-st. 

Mc  Lend  John,  51,  Hamiltou-st. 

Mc  Neil  Alexander,  [)6,  Dalrymple-st. 

Miller  David,  67,  Hamil(on-st. 

Muir  Georgrc,  9,  Shaw-st- 

Orr  William,  27,  Shaw-st. 

Patei'son   George  and  Co.  18,  Dalrymple-st. 

Paul  Andrew,  51,  Shaw-st. 

Paul  and  Mc  Dougall,  114,  Long-vennel 

Paul  Peter,  13,  Manse  Lane 

Robb  Andrew,  Long-r.2nnel 

Robertson  John,  18,  Market-st. 

Rodger  Robert,  55,  Dalrymple-st. 

Ross  Hugh,  6,  Market-st. 

Scott  William,  108,  Hamilton-st, 

Shields  Ann,  35,  Cathcavt-st. 

Simpson  Robert,  Hamilton-st. 

Sinclair  Jess,  13,  Dalrymple-st. 

Sinclair  Peter,  16,  Shaw-at. 

Sommerville  John,  65,  Shaw-st. 

Taylor  John,  107,  Long-vanuel ' 

Weir  Archibald,  54,  Hamilton-st. 

Whj'teNeil,  77,  Cathcart-st. 

Williamson  Margravet,  Crawford's  dyke 

Wilson  Donald,  102,  Hamilton-st. 

Wilson  James,  22,  William-st. 

Wilson  Robert,  51,  Cathcart-st. 

Wyse  William,  74,  Hamilton-st. 

Gun  Makers. 
Dick  William,  Taylor's-lane 
Mc.  Lay  William,  jun.  47,  Shaw-st. 

Haberdashers 
Kenned  John,  50,  Shaw-st. 
M'Neil   John,  5,  Hamilton-s't. 
MacAdam  James,  32,  Hamilton-st. 
Mnir  J.  and  A,  William-st. 
Phillips  Jane,  4,  Sh»w-st. 


Scott  Hugh,  3,  William-st. 
SomervlUe  James,  39,  Cathcart-st. 

Hit  M aimfacturers. 
Allan  George,  4,  Cathcart-st. 
Allan  Georgi^,  Mid-quay 
Boyle  William,  7.5,  Cathcart-st. 
M'Grigor  J.hn,  14,  William-st. 
Macquiston  Findlay,  William-st. 
Quin  John,  Shaw-st. 
Robinson  Hugh,  Cathcart-st, 
Robertson  Robert,  (&  oil  case  manufacturer^ 

3,  Cathcart-st. 
Robertson  Hugh,  Square 
Sinnot  Matthew,  2,  Long-vennel 
Smith  Duncan  and  Co.  73,  Hamilton-^  „ 

Inns  and  Hotels. 
Gardners'  Hall,  Jane  Bruce,  15,  Man  ^l:i  .: 
Tontine,  John  Park,  49,  Cathcart-st. 

Ir-on  Founders. 
Anderson,  Caird  and  Co.  Carts-dyke 
Brownlie  William,  Cartsburn-st. 

Iron  Mongers.  , 

Brownlie  William,  12  Cathcart-st. 
Christie  John,  16,  William  st. 
Ewing  Adam  and  Co.  28,  Shaw-st. 
Ferguson  Archibald,  28,  William-st. 
M'Callum  Peter,  12,  Shaw-st. 
Reid  tsabe',  7,  Shaw-st. 
Shear  r  Alexander,  20,  Shaw-st. 
Thomson  Archibald,  16,  Dalrymple-st. 

Joiners. 
Fulton  James,  Tobai^o-st. 
M'Lean  and  Rodgurs,  12,  Manse-lane 
Mare  John,  Cross-sliore-st. 
Weir  John,  west  Blackhall-st. 

Lime  Burners, 
Fairrie  Robert  &  Co.  Crawford's-dyke-bdgft 
Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers.     -  ^ 
Campbell  and  Ru'ssi  II,  2,  Dsilrymple-st. 
Coat.j  George  and  Co.  23,  Dalrymple-st. 
Cochran  William,  12,  Hamilton-st. 
Dick  John,  60,  Hamilton-st 
Glassford  Matthew,  22,  William-st. 
Hall  John,  4  Shaw-st. 
Lang  Alexander,  11,  Hamilton-st.  * 

Logan  Ralph,  2,  William-st. 
M'Cunn  John,  44,  Shaw-st. 
M'llwraith  John,  juu.  &  Co.  27,  Cathcart-st. 
Mackellar  and  Hart,  3,  Square 
M'Kinlay  Danifil,  43,  Cathcart-st. 
M-'Lea  Daniel,  33,  Dalrymple-st. 
M'Naughtan  and  Son,  William-st. 
M'Pherson  Hugh,  25,  Hamilton-st. 
Rodger  John,  jun.  William-st 
Rodger  James,  Hamilton-st. 
Robertson  John    1,  Hamilton-st. 
Scott  William,  47,  Hamiitoa-st. 
Walker  William,  14,  Dalrymple-st. 
Watson  Robert,  13,  Sbaw-st. 
Watt  and  Stevenson,  12,  Dalrymple-st, 

Mercers, 
M'Kellar  and  Hart,  3,  Square 
Rodger  James,  Hamilton-st. 

Merchants.  w>  »'' 

BaoQEtyae  Rabj^ft.ili:  James,  8,NieboiiiUM'^- . 


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©RfiENOCK. 


Baird  Robert,   (nviS  Mek  dealer)  Rue-ettd 
Beatson  HenPy  Duiidas,  79,  CatliCart-st. 
Boag  Thomas,  115,  Long-vjimel 
Bonn  James,  6,   Michael-sti 
Buchanan  John,  jun.  11,  Charles-sti 
Buchanan  John,   27,  Charles-st. 
Douglas  J,  &  VV.  19,  VVest-br<jast 
Duncan  James,  West-breast 
Ewing  James,  jun.  3,  east  Qaay-lane 
Ewing  Mellor  &  Co;  (Ne\»foundland)  Opeii- 

sbore 
l^ai'quhar  John,  jun.  Long-vennel 
Fraser  James,  Glebe 
FuUarton  Wm.  Sugar-house-lane 
Glas  Robert;  Cbaries-st._ 
Hamilton  Hugh,  west  Blackhall-st. 
Hunter  James  and  Co.  80,  Shaw-st. 
Hunter  Peter,  east  Quay-lane 
Ker,  Allan  and  Co.  West-quay 
Kerr  George  ancl  Son,  west  Qiiaj'-head 
Lang,  Batne  and  Co   VVestburn-st. 
Livingston   John    W.    (and   ship    owner) 

Rue-end 
M'Arthur  and  Sharp,  west  Quay-head 
M'Cunn  Thomas  and  Sons,  Duke-st. 
M'Gregor  (iregor,  Vii"ginia-st. 
M'Goun  Archibald,  Rue-end-st. 
M'Growther  James,  new  East-breast 
M'Nair  John,  Ann-st. 
M'Naught  Dum'ari  and  Co.  West-quay 
Muir  Aferams  and  Co.  West-quay 
Oughterson  James,  71,  Cathcart-st. 
Robertson  Hunter,  61,  Cathcart-st 
Shaw  Donald,  Duke^st. 
Sinclair  Robirt,  Duke-st, 
Stewart  and  Ronnie,  106,  Shaw-st 
Wilson  and  M'Lellan,  east  Quay-head 

Milliners. 
Buchahai!i&  Hood,  17,  Shaw-st. 
Gordon  Elizabeth,  €8,  Cathcart-st. 
Oil  and  Fidh  Dealers. 
M'Leod  Dahiel,  46,  Hamilton-st. 
Melville  David,  Hanailtori-st. 

Painters. 
Kerr  James,  Westburn-st. 
Lamnnt  John,  Hamilton-st. 
M'Allester  \rcliibald,  40,  Shaw-st. 
Wilson  John,  31,  Shaw-st. 

Perfumers. 
Bain  Alexander,  63,  Hamilton-st. 
Currie  James,  14,  Cathcart-st. 
Currie  Alexander,  WiUiara-st. 
Currie  Alexander,  jun,  21,  Cathcart-st. 
M'Leod  and  Co.  20,  Cathcart-st, 

Physicians. 
Gillespie  Patrick,  Hansilton-st. 
Hill  Andrew  and  Ninnian,  75,  Hamilton-st. 
Kirk  James  B-  Shaw-place 
Molleson  James,  west  Black-hall-st, 
Spiers  John,  Houston-st. 

Phtmher^, 

Brownlie  Matthew  and  Co.  Dock-head 
M'GalluiB  Dbugalj  Higbland^cldse 
Patersoa  Daniel,  West-quay 


Printef^  (Letierpt-ess.) 

Donaldsoil  Robert,  17,  Cross-shore-st. 

Johnston  Wm.  14,  Hamiltort-st. 

Mennons  John,   (advertiser  office,  Tuesday 

and  Friday)  Cathcart-st. 
Wilson  John,  31,  Sbaw-st. 

Provision  Dealers, 
'Bryce  James,  77,  Hamiltou-st. 
Coyle  Francis,  84,  Hamilton-sf. 
Fairlie  John,  69,  Shaw-st. 
Johnstone  INIargaret,  Long-vennel 
M'Gill  Robert,  41,  Shaw-st. 

Ropo  Makers. 
Gourock  Co.  Cross-shore-st. 
Laird  John  and  Co.  Ropework-sf. 
Leitch  Quintin,  West-breast 
M'Nab  Marquis  and  Co, West-breast 
Ramsey  Thomas  and  Co.  West-quay 

Saddlers. 
Adams  John,  34,  Cathcart-st. 
Dow  John,  94,  Hamilton-st. 
M'Alister  Charles,    1,  Market-st. 

Sail  Makers. 
Fish  John,  New-harbour 
Hunter  Alexander,  West-quay 
M'Nab  John,  West-burn 
Mair  &  Campbell,  West-quay 
Paterson-  Archibald,  Virginia-st. 
Ramsey  Thomas,  west  Blackhall-st. 
Tweed  James,  west  Quay-sh^d 

Ship  and  Boat  Builders. 
M'Farlane  Malcolm,  Crawfords-dyke" 
M'Nicol  Nicol,  Rue-cnd-st. 
Scott  John  and  Sons,  West-burn 
Simons  William  and  Co.  Rue-end 
Steele  Robert  and  Co.  East  India-quay 

Ship  Chandlers. 
Frew  Archibald  and  Co.  72,  Shaw-st. 
Graham  John  and  Co.  West-breast 
Maitland  Robert,  west  Quay-lane 
Reid  Huie  and  Co.  18,  West-breast 
Scott  Wm,  and  Co.  west  Quay-lane 
Warden  and  Co.  23,  East-breast 

Skinners. 
Cowan  Wm.  Duke-st. 
M'Farlane  Wm.  Cartsb'arfi-sti 

Slater, 
Bryce  Robert,  west  Sbaw-st. 

Soap  and  Candle  Manufacturers. 
Allan  James.  Shaw-st. 
Andrew  JamCs,  Hamilton-st. 
Buchanan  Walter  and  Co.  27,  Chti1rles-si. 
Campbell  Dougal,  Shaw-st. 
Colvin  George,  Cathcart-st. 
Graham  John,  west  Black-hall-st. 
Laidlay  John,  24,  Dalrymple>-st. 
Likly  James,   Market-st. 

Spirit  Dealers. 
Boyle  John,  64,  Shaw-st. 
Buchanan  Archibald,  31,  HamiIton<-st. 
Campbell  Graham,  Rue-eud-st, 
Campbell  Angus,  34,  Shaw-st. 
Carraichael  James  &  Co.  Crawfords-dyke 
Dobbie  John,  62,  Dalrymple-st. 
Farquhar  John  arid  James,  Bell-entry 
Ferguson  Dougal,  51,  Dalrymple-st. 


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Farquhar  John  &  Robert,  56,  Long-venhel 
Graham  John  and  Co.  Hamilton-st, 
Haig  David,  27,  Cross-shore-st. 
LamoDt  James,  Hamilton-st. 
M'Eachran  Peter  and  Co.  Charles-st. 
M'Dougal  Duncan,  east  Quay-lane 
M'Kinlay  Hugh,  26,  Hamilton-st, 
M'Kenzie  John,  11,  East-breast 
M'Killir  Daniel,  east  Quay-lane 
M'Queen  John,   11,  Shaw-st. 
M'Rea  Daniel,  William-st. 
Martin  Donald,  Shaw-st. 
Newland  John,  106,  Long-vennel 
Paul  John,  DocK-head 
Prentice  Isabel,  80,  Market-st. 
Robertson  William  and  Co.  Cross-shore-st, 
Stewart  James,  13,  Manse-laae 
Stewart  William,  East-breast 
Thomson  Wm.  and  Co.  110,  Shaw-st. 

Straw  Hat  Makers. 
M'Ewinsf  Misses,  92,  Cathcart-si. 
M'llwraith  M.  and  A.  Stewart-st. 
Russell  Thomas,  76,  Cathcart-st, 

Sugar  Refiners. 
Angus  Alexander  &  Co.  Sugar-house-lane 
Fairrie  James  and  Co.  Carts-dyke-bridge 
Leitch  William  and  Co.  Clarence-st.  Glebe 
fijl'FAe  Robert,  Bogle-st. 

Surgeons. 
Adam  Alexander,  76,  Hamilton-st. 
Caoieroa  Wm.  24,  Dalrymple-at. 
Campbell  Neil,  Shaw-st. 
Craig  James,  66,  Cathcart-st. 
Dobson  William,  30,  Hamilton-st, 
Ewing  and  M'Cullock,  19,  Cathcart-st. 
Gibson  R.  &  A.  20,  Dalrymple-st. 
Houston  Alexander,  54,  Dalrymple-st. 
Lawmont  and  Robertson,  58,  Hamilton-st. 
Sharp  William,  Cathcart-st. 
Turner  William,  109,  Hamilton-»t. 

Tailors. 
Campbell  Duncan,  Taylors-close 
Chambers  Archibald,  35,  Dalrymple-st. 
Coats  William,  Cross-shore-st. 
Henry  John,  14,  William-st. 
Keith  M.  and  D.  25,  Cathcart-st. 
Kerr  William,  6,  Hamilton-st. 
Lamont  Dougal,  William-st, 
Leitch  Duncan,  3,  Dalrymple-st. 
M'Knight  John,  57,  Shaw-st. 
M'Lean  Hugh,  Dalrymple-st. 
M'Leod  Norman,  30,  William-st. 
M'Losky  John,  55,  Shaw-st. 

Tanners, 
Buchanan  Malcolm,  Cartsburn  st. 
Hood  Wm.  &  John,  Ladyburn 
Park  James,  Tanners-close 

Timber  Merchants. 
Pempster  George,  East- India-quay 
Ferguson  G.  and  J.  Tobago-st. 
Haddow  John  and  Co.  Rue-end-st, 
Lang,  Welsh  and  Co.  Crawfords-dyke 
Lang  Thomas  and  Co.  Ropework-st. 
M'Donald  John,  Crawfords-dyke 

24 


Tobacconists, 

Allan  Margaret  25,  Dalrymplc-st. 

Kerr  Agnfes,  8,  Shaw-st. 

King  Archibald,  28,  Hamilton-st. 

Leitch  M.  1,  Dalrymple-st. 

Litster  J.  and  Co.   69,  Shaw-st. 

M'Gilchrist  James,  Dalrymple-st. 

M'Lean  M.  22,  Hamilton-st. 

Spence  Margaret,  71,  Shaw-st. 

Stewart  Archibald,  Shaw-st. 

Umbrella  Makers. 

Campbell  James,  56,  Cathcart-st. 

Robertson  William,  Cathcart-st. 
Upholsterers. 

Adam  John,  40,  Hamilton-st. 

Black  Archibald,  19,  Market-st. 

Buchanan  John  H.  and  Co.  3,  Hamilton-st 

Cameron  Hugh,  2,  Cathcart-st. 
Vintners. 

Allan  Jacob,  59,  Hamilton-st. 

Bethouse  Peter,  west  Black -Lall-st. 

Blair  Peter,  Long-vennel 

Cameron  Donald,  61,  Dalrymple-st. 

Campbell  Dougal,  Skinners-close 

Carmichael  Edward,  east  Quay-lane 

Cotter  M.  Shaw-st. 

Dickie  William,  99,  Long-vennel 
Duncan  Daniel,  Dock-head 
Evans  John,  Crawford-st. 

Ferguson  William,  Dalrymple-st. 
GUmour  James,  East-breast 

Hardie  William,  (and  auctioneer)  22,  Ha- 
milton-st. 
Kerr  Archibald,  Wlliam-st. 
Lyle  William,  William-st. 
M'Donald  Neil,  East-breast 
M'Donald  John,  east  Quay-lane 
M'Ewen  Hugh,  Open-shore 
M'Kirdy  John,  William-st. 
M'Vicar  Archibald,  Stewart-st. 
Parker  John,  140^  Dalrj'mple-st. 
Shaw  James,  Rue-end-st. 
Stewart  Andrew,  Hamilton-st. 
Walcot  James,  Watson-lane 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers, 
Clark  John,  29,  William-st. 
Creighton  David,  28,  Hamilton-st. 
Heron  John,  1,  Square 
Hislop  Alexander,  77,  Cathcart-st. 
Lindsay  Luke,  14,  Hamilton-st. 
M^Fie  Brice,  Sugar-house-lane 
M'Ma-^iter  Wm.  35,  Cathcart-st. 
Orr  James,  East-breast 
Turnbull  Robert,  34,  William-st, 

Wine  and  Spirit  Merchants. 
Blair  R.  and  G.  Westburn-st. 
Campbell  Alexander,  east  Quay-lane 
Campbell  John,  45,  Hamilton-st. 
Campbell,  Anderson  and  Co,  Rue-end-st. 
Leitch  Quintin  &  James,  Nicholson-st. 
M'Corrtiick  Alexander,  Shaw-st. 
M'Nicol  Robert,  Long-vennel 
Robertson, Ought  arson  &  Co. 73,  Cathcart-st 
Scott  James  &  Co.  33,  Cathcart-st. 
Stewart  John,  west  Quay-lane 


GREENOCK. 


Wrights. 

Aitken  William  &   John,    (mill  and  cart) 
west  Black-hall-st. 

Downie  Wm.  (cart)  Rue-end-8t. 

Fleming  J.  and  J,  Long-vennel 

Walker  Wm.  (cart)  Cbarle3-st. 
Writers. 

Crawford  Hugh  &  Son,  Cathcart 

Davidson  and  Turner,  10,  Shaw-st. 

Kerr  Wm.  22,  Hamilton-st. 

Lamant,  Geramill  &  Turner,  William-st. 

M'Kirition  Archibald,  90,  Cathcart-st. 

Mtirkirdy  John,  22.  Cross-shore-st. 

M'Kianon   John,  100  Longvennel 

Miiir  J.   (and  town  clerk)  west  Blackball- st. 

Paton  John,  jun.  1,  east  Quay-lane 

Potts  and  Greig,  84 ,  Long-vennel 

Swan  Allan,  Union-st. 

Turbet  Walter,  foot  of  Virginia-st. 
MISCELLANEOUS. 

Dick    Forbes,   muslin    manufactiirer,   Ha- 
milton-st. 

Lowe  James,  tea  dealer,  Tobago-st. 

M'Carter  James,  turner,  Market-st. 

M' Bain  Benjamin, governor  of  jail, Market  st 

Morrison  John, bookbinder,  14,  Hamilton-st 

Park  William,  jun.  trunk  and  chest  maker, 
58,  Cathcart-st. 

Robertson  John,  sacking  manufacturer,  18, 
Market-st. 

Stewart    Archibald,  leather  merchant,    104, 
Shaw-st. 

Wright  James,  flour  dealer,  Hamilton-st, 

Carriers  by  Land. 
Beith,  Thomas  Work,  departs  Wed.  &  Sat. 

from  William  Hislop's,  Market-st. 
Dairy,   Andrew    Lusk,    departs   Tuesday, 

from  James  Paul's,  Market-st. 
JEdinhurgh,  James  Ralton,  departs  daily  at 

six  at  night,  from  East-breast 
Edinburgh,  Thomas  Jackson,  departs  daily 

at  five  at  night,  from  East-breast 
Glasgow,  Jamrs  Ralton,  departs  daily  at  six 

at  niglit  from  East-breast 
Glasgow,  Thomas  Jackson,  departs  daily  at 

five  at  night,  from  East- breast 


Irvine,  William  Arthur,  departs  Wdnesdays 

from  William  Hislops,  Market-st. 
Johnston,    James  Allan,    departs   Friday, 

from  Robert  Holme's,  3,  Taylors-close 
Kilmarnock,  Thos.    Work,   departs  Wed. 

and  Sat.  from  Wm.  Hislop's,  Market-st, 
Kilbride,  James  Goudie,  departs  Wednesday, 

trom  William  Hislop's,  Market-st. 
Largs,  William  Barber,  departs  daily,  from 

William  Hislop's,  Market-st. 
Largs,  John   Lochhead,   departs  Fridays, 

from  William  Hislop's,  Market-st. 
Largs,  James  Jamieson,  departs  daily,  from 

William  Hislop's,  Market-st. 
Paisley,  George  Mennie,   departs  Tuesday, 

Thursday  &  Saturday,  from  6,  Market-st 
Salt  Coats,  James  Wilson,  departs  Wed., 

from  William  Hislop's,  Market-st. 
Coaches, 
From  the  Tontine  Inn,  Cathcart-st. 
To  Ayr — Mon.    Wed.    and    Fri.     through 

Jnnerkip,   Langs,   Saltcoats  and  Irvine, 

and  from  Jyr  next  morning,  to   Port 

Patrick. 
To  Glasgow— Royai.    Mail    through    Port 

Glasgow  and  Paisley,  every  afternoon  at 

four  o'clock. 
To  Glasgoiv — Royal  George,  every  morningr 

at   eight,    through   Port   Glasgow,    and 

Paisley. 

Conveyance  by  Water. 

There  is  no  regular  time  for  the  departure 
of  the  vessels  on  the  Clyde,  though  there 
are  more  than  twenty  steam  boats  regu  larly 
plying  between  Glasgow  and  Greenock,  by 
which  a  speedy  and  cheap  conveyance  may 
be  had  to  and  from  the  above  towns,  and 
intermediate  places  every  tide ;  there  is 
also  regular  packets  and  traders,  to  Jrdros- 
son,  Ayr,  Belfast,  Bristol,  Camhleton, 
Dublin,  Helensburgh,  Inveraray,  Largs, 
Leith,  Liverpool,  Robert  Bruce,  steam 
packet,  weekly. 

From  James  Little  and  Co's.  Office, 
West-quay — Lochgilphead,  Oban,  Roth- 
say,  Sky  Stranraer,  Tarbet,  Tobernossy, 
Troon  and  TVliitehaven. 


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HADDINGTON 

Bl  Royal  Borough  and  County  Town  of  East  Lothian,  which  together  with  Jedburgh, 
Dunbar,  Lauder  and  North  Berwick,  sends  one  member  to  Parliament,  is  the  first  stage 
between  Edinburgh  and  London,  situated  on  the  river  Tyne  ;  which  here  is  tolerably  broad 
and  beautifully  serpentine,  and,  which,  in  the  year  1775,  rose  17  feet  perpendicularly 
above  its  usual  level,  laying  one  half  of  the  town  under  water.  Its  antiquity  is  indispu- 
table, for,  in  a  charter  from  Ada,  widow  of  Prince  Henry,  mother  of  Malcolm  IV.  and 
William  the  Lion,  kings  of  Scotland,  dated  1178,  she  styled  it  *'  Meum  Burgum  de  Had- 
dington." On  the  opposite  side  the  Tyne,  within  a  mile  of  the  town,  are  the  ruins  of  a 
Nunnery,  founded  by  Ada,  in  1178,  which  gave  name  to  a  suburb  called  Nun-gate,  which 
is  connected  with  the  town  by  a  bridge  of  three  arches  across  the  river,  and  another 
arch  under  which  passengers  can  walk.  The  outer  walls  which  are  entire  are  all  that 
now  remains  of  the  Nunnery,  the  whole  being  unroofed.  The  parish  Church  is  a  large  and 
venerable  structure,  having  formerly  been  the  church  of  the  Franciscan  Monastery,  and 


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which  from  the  style  of  architecture  appears  to  have  been  built  in  the  12th  or  13th  century. 
Only  the  west  end  is  occupied  as  a  church,  the  remainder  is  completely  in  ruins  though 
undergoing  some  repairs.  In  the  aisle  is  the  burying  place  of  the  Maitland  family,  who 
for  many  ages  possessed  the  estate  of  Leithington,  now  the  property  of  Lord  Blantyre. 
The  vestiges  of  fortifications  prove  Haddington  once  to  have  been  well  defended.  The 
Town-house  was  built  after  the  design  of  the  late  Mr.  Adams,  in  1748,  also  a  commodious 
School:  adjoining  the  Gaol  is  the  Council  Chamber,  and  an  eligible  Assembly  Room. 

Haddington,  commercially  considei-ed,  is  unimportant,  though  it  has  a  very  great 
market  for  grain  every  Friday.  Its  public  buildings  are  neither  numerous  nor  striking, 
though  several  mansions  in  the  environs  of  the  town,  vie  with  the  residences  of  the  most 
opulent.  The  situation  of  the  demesne  of  Robert  Veitch,  Esq.  is  truly  paradisiacal,  and 
the  residence  of  Henry  Davidson,  Esq.  nobly  simple  and  attractively  majestic — while  the 
cottage,  the  seat  of  domestic  bliss,  and  the  residence  of  Henry  Haldane,  Esq.  late  of 
Jamaica,  unobtrusively  enlivens  the  scene,  with  its  chaste  architectural  beauties.  The 
streets  of  Haddington  are  much  more  spacious  than  most  towns  boasting  the  same  antiquity, 
tolerably  well  paved  and  lighted  with  lamps.  Its  shops  are  numerous  and  good;  and  its 
Flesh  Market  is  very  eligible  for  the  purpose ;  the  fleshers  are  all  under  cover,  and  projecting 
sheds  shield  the  meat  from  either  sun  or  rain.  The  area  of  the  Corn  Market  is  uncom- 
monly large,  and  possesses  the  advantage  of  a  public  crane,  for  weighing  the  immense 
quantities  of  grain  brought  for  public  sale. 

Besides  the  parish  Church,  the  Burghers,  Anti-burghers,  Independents  and  Methodists 
have  places  of  worship  in  Haddington.  There  are  several  Sunday  Schools  in  the  town, 
and  numerous  institutions  of  a  benevolent  nature;  amongst  which  stand  foremost 
the  Dispensary,  and  the  Bible,  and  the  Juvenile  Auxiliary  Missionary  Society. 
The  Town  Public  Library,  Subscription  Library,  Savings'  Bank,  and  Widows' 
Society,  with  several  other  societies  and  clubs :  the  Bowling  Green  Club  meets  in  May.  The 
government  of  the  town  is  vested  in  a  Provost,  two  Merchant  Baillies,  a  Trades'  Baillie, 
Dean  of  Guild,  Treasurer,  twelve  Merchant  Counsellors'  and  seven  Deacons  of  incor- 
porated trades,  A  quorum  of  Justices  hold  a  Court  the  first  Thursday  of  each  month, 
for  deciding  causes  under  the  small  debt  act — matters  betwixt  masters  and  servants — petty 
riots,  &c.  &c.  and  the  Sherilf  Court  meet  every  Thursday  at  eleven  o'clock 
in  the  forenoon.  In  this  town,  John  Knox,  the  father  of  the  Reformation  in  Scotland  was 
born;  and  in  the  Church-yard  is  a  small pyramidical obelisk,  sacred  to  the  memory  of 
James  Brown,  the  Commentator  on  the  Scriptures ;  and  in  the  neighbourhood,  Robertson 
composed  his  History  of  Scotland. 

Tiis  town  gives  the  title  of  Earl  to  a  branch  of  the  Hamilton  family,  who  is  the  pre- 
sent Lord  Lieutenant  of  the  county  :  it  is  the  seat  of  a  Presbytery,  its  Church  in 
the  patronage  of  the  Earl  of  Hopetown,  and  its  ministers,  the  very  Rev.  R.  Lorimer, 
L.  L.  D.  and  the  Rev.  W.  Sibbald,  D.  D.  Its  market  day  is  Friday,  and  it  has  annual 
feirs,  last  Friday  in  February,  last  Friday  in  March,  first  Friday  in  May  after  Rutherglen 
horse  market,  second  Tuesday  in  July,  second  Thursday  in  October,  and  the  Friday  before 
Hallow  Fair.    Its  population  is  estimated  at  5000. 

Post  Office — FeterMartirxe,  Post  Master. — Mail  from  Edinburgh,  arrives  at  a  quarter 
past  eight  in  the  evening,  and  from  London  at  midnight.  Letters  for  London  or  the  east 
must  be  put  into  the  office  by  half  past  seven .  for  Edinburgh,  by  ten  at  night. 


Auctioneers. 
Donaldson  Alexander,  High-st. 
Macnab  James,  West-port 
Kichardson  John,  Sidegate 
Vert  John,  High-st. 
Younger  John,  High-st. 

Bakers. 
Aitchison  William,  High-st. 
Emilay  Peter,  Back-st. 
Forrest  James,  Back-st. 
Goodale  James,  High-st. 
Hay  George,  Back-st. 
Hunter  William,  High-st. 
Murray  Robert,  North-east-port 
Ramsay  James,  Back-st. 
Smith  James,  Nungate 
Wright  Thomas,  High-st. 
Yule  John,  Nun-gate 

Bankers, 
Bank  of  Scotland's  Ofi&ce  (Branch)  North- 
east-.port,  Archibald  Todrick,  Agent 


East  Lothian  Bank  (Branchy  High-st.  Geo, 
Banks,  Agent 

Bookbinders,    Booksellers   and  Sta- 
tioners. 
Miller  James,  High-st. 
Neill  George,  High-st. 
Tait  George,  High-st. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 
Hay  William,  i !  gh-st. 
Muat  Thomas,  Back-st. 
Niven  David,  Si  e-gate 
Pringle  William,  Back-st. 
Profit  Alexander,  High-st. 

Builder  and  Joiner. 
SwintonJohn,  Town  End 

Cabinet  Makers. 
Burn  Adam,  Back-st. 
Falconer  Peter,  High-st. 


im 


Haddington. 


Confectioners. 

Burnet  John,  Back-st. 
)Forrest  James,  Back-st. 

Coopers. 
iVitken  Williain,  Nun-gate 
Kemp  John,  Nur.-gate 
Knox  James,  High-street 
Telfar  Walter,  Nun-gate 

Copper  and  Tin  Smiths, 

ijarley  George,  High-st. 

HislopJohn,  High-st. 

Distiller. 

Dunlop  Archibald,  Distillery  Park 
Druggists. 

Barrow  Edward,  High-st. 

Mc  Arra  Robert,  High-st. 

Fire  Offices,  Ssc 

Caledonian,  George  Banks,  High-st. 

FrienJly,  Hem-y  Davidson 

Hercules,  James  Roughead,  High-st. 

North  British,  John  Richardson,  Sidegate 

Sun,  Peter  Martin,  foot  of  High-st. 

Glass,  China  df  Earthenware  Dealers. 

Smiles  Samuel,  High-st. 

Vert  John,  High-st 

Grocers. 
Amos  George,  Ba£k-st, 
Baillie  Helen,  Nungate 
Barrie  James,   Back-st. 
Brook  Alexander,  High-st. 
Brj'Cf  James,  Back-st. 
Fertvie  William,  Hard-gate 
Hay  Robert,  High-st. 
Hislop  John,  junior,  High-st, 
Hunter  Robert,  High-st. 
Mabon  George,  High-st. 
Muat  Thomas,  Back-st, 
Nicol  Alexander,  North-east-port 
Nicol  Margaret,  North-east-port 
Niren  David,  Side-gate 
Oliver  Christopher,  High-st, 
Paxton  John,  Back-st. 
Peffers  Francis,  Back-st. 
Piirves  George,  Higli-st. 
Richardson  Robert,  Side-gate 
Stronach  John,  Custom-stone 
Gun  MakerSt 
Ballantyne  J.  and  Co.  Back-st. 
Haberdashers. 
Blair  Robert,  Back-st. 
M'lntyre  John,  High-st. 
Thomson  James,  Custom-stone 
Wood  Margaret,  Back-st. 
Inns. 
Blue  Bell,  Richard  Blackwell,  High-st. 
-  George,  Richard  Blackwell,  High-st. 
Kings  Arms,  Margaret  Whitehead,  Hard-gt. 

Joiners  and  Cabinet  Makers. 
Dickson  Peter,  Back-st. 
Swinton  John,  Town-end 

Ironmongers. 
Brown    Samuel,     (drysalter    and   oilman) 

Back-8t. 
Martin  Peter,  foot  of  High-st. 


Porteous  Robert  and  Co;  Higb-st. 
White  John,  Back-st. 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers. 
Blyth  Robert,  high-st. 
Fairbairn  James,  High-st. 
Hislop  Alexander,   High-st. 
Lea  Thomas,  High-st. 
'   M'Callum  Hugh,  Hard-gate 
Nisbet  Alexander,"  High-st. 
Merchant. 
Roughead  James,  High-st. 
Millers. 
Duncan  Bobert,  West-port 
Maitland  Alexander,  Gimmers-mill 

Milliners. 
Chalmers  and  Co.  Back-st. 
Davie  Isabella,  Hard-gate 
SherriflF  Mary,  High-st. 

Nursery  and  Seedsmen. 
Affleck  John,  High-st. 
Dods  Peter,  High-st. 
Goodale  Peter,  High-st. 
Hudson  Robert,  Nun-gate 
Painters, 
Deans  James,  West-port 
Nelson  John,  High-st. 
Stanley  Jo  seph,  (and  grocer)  Side-gate 

Physicians, 
Black  Ebenezer,  Back-st. 
Lewius  Robert,  foot  of  High-st. 
Maitland  Alexander,  Gimmers-mill 
Welsh  Benjamin,  High-st. 

Printers  (Letter  Press.") 
Miller  James,  High-st. 
Neill  George,  High-st. 
Tait  George,  High-st. 

Saddlers, 
Ainslie  Alexander,  High-st, 
Pawson  John,  Back-st. 
Ferme  William,  High-st, 
Forrest  James,  High-st. 

Skinners. 
Pringle  William,  North-east  port 
Ramsay  George,  Nun-gate 

Slaters  and  Glaziers. 
Cathie  Anthony,  Back-st. 
Cathie  James,  jun.  Back-st. 
Cathie  James,  North-east-port 
Charles  Adam,  High-st, 
Knox  James  High-st. 

Stocking  Manufacturers. 
Kirkwood  Thomas,  Back-st. 
Renton  Alexander,  North-east-port 

Surgeons. 
Howdea  and  Welsh,  High-st. 
M'Arra  Robert,    High-st. 
Thomson  John,  Bear  Custom-stone 

Tailors. 
Cowan  James,  High-st. 
Dickson  David,  Back-st. 
Goodall  John,  Nun^gate 
Knox  George,  High-st. 
Rosburgh  William,  Nun-gate 
Shaw  Robert,  Nun-gate 


HADDINGTON. 


189 


Tallow  Chandlers. 
Fairbairu  James,  Back-st. 
Johaston  James,  North-east-port 
Pringle  Thomas,  High-st. 
Walker  Hay,  (aud  tobacconist)  High-st. 

Tanners, 
Martin  John,  Side-gate 
Pringle  Andrew.  North-east-port 
Pringle  James,  North  East-port 
Pringle  Thomas,  Side-gate 
Turners. 
Muir  James,  West-port 
Paterson  William,  Side-gate 
Vintners. 
Bertrem  Robert,  Back-st. 
Brown  James,  Back-st, 
Keppey  James,  Back-st. 
Meeks  Stephen,  West-port 
Ross  Adam,  West-port 

Russell  Robert, 

Telfar  Marian,  North-eait-port 
Thomson  David,  West-port 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers, 
Aitken  William,  High-st, 
Cockburn  Adam,  High-st. 
Dawson  Matthew,  High-st. 
Pinkerton  John,  High-st. 

Wrights. 
Catlough  Richard,  (mill)  Nun-gate 
Muir  James,  West-port 
Paterson  William,  Side-gate 

Writers. 
N.  B.  Those  marked  thus  *  are  Notaries 

Public. 
Burns  James,  Back-st. 
•Davidson    Henry,    Esq.  (sheriff's  elerkj 

West-port 
*Diddep  Peter,  (procurator)  near  High-st. 
♦Donaldson  Alex. (town's  clerk]  High-st. 
*Ferme  John,  (procurator)  High-st. 
Hay  Richard,  [depute  sheriff  clerk]  Back-st 
Macnab  Jas.  (procurator  fiscalj    West-port 
♦Richardson  John,  (procurator)  Side-gate 
Swanson  Wm.  (procurator)  Back-st. 
*Todrick    Archibald,     (procurator    fiscal) 

North-east-port. 
Younger  John,  (procurator)  High-st, 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Aitchison  Ellen,  straw   bat   manufacturer, 

Back-st. 
Anderson  John  Stewart,  perfumer,  Hard-gt. 
Bain  James,  plumber,  High-st. 
Cunningham  Grace,  hosier,  High-st. 
Haldane  George,  (late  provost)  the  Cottage 
Haldane   Henry,   Esq.    (late  of    Jamaica) 

the  Cottage 


Halyburton  Alexander,  Eaq,  distributor  of 

stams  for  the  county.  Town-end 
Haig  Peter,  Saddletree  maker.  Nun-gate 
IVI'Cullagh  James,  leather  cutter,  Back-st. 
Mabon  George  cutler  and  armourer,  High-st 
Matthew  Andrew,  breeches  maker  and  glo- 
ver, High-st. 
Ramsay  Janet,  dyer.  North-east-port 
Swinburn  Wm.  hat  manufacturer,  Back-st. 
Vetch  Robert,  Esq.  justice  of  the  peace,  & 
commissioner  of  supply,  Hawthorn-bank 

Carriers  by  Land. 
Aberlady,  John  Matthewson,  departs  Friday 
Athalstanford,    Wni.  Mitchell,  departs  Fri. 
Berwick  on  Tweed,  William  Burns,  departs 

Thursday,  from  James  Brown's 
Berwick  on  Tweed,    Andrew  Marshall,  dep. 

Thursday,  from  Robert  Bertram's 
Dunbar,  J.  Liddel,   departs  Tuesday   and 

Friday,  from  James  Brown's 
Dunbar,   James  Black,    departs  Thursday, 

from  Robert  Bertrams 
Dunbar,  George  Ballantyne,  departs  Thurs, 

from  James  Brown's 
Edinburgh,   A.  Whitecross,   departs  Mon, 

Wed.  and  Friday 
Edinburgh,  David  Thomson,  departs  TueS. 

Thursday  and  Saturday,  from  West-port 
Giff'ord,   George   Gibson,   departs   Friday, 

from  James  Brown's 
North  Berwick,  .lames  Bridges,  departs  Fri. 
North  Berwick,  James  Smith,  dep.  Friday 
Tranent,  John  Dickson,  departs  Friday 
Tranent,  George  Edington,  departs  Friday 
Tyninglaim,  James  Watt,  departs  Thursday, 

from  Robert  Bertram's 
Whitingham.  William  Arnot,  departs  Wed- 

Coaches. 

The  Royal  Mail,  from  the  George  Inn,  for 
Edinburgh,  half  past  twelve  at  night,  for 
London  &c.  half  past  eiglitin  tlie  evening 

The  East  Lothian,  to  Edinburgh,  leaves  the 
Kings  Arms  Inn,  every  lavvful  day  (ex- 
cept Friday)  at  three  in  the  afternoon,  on 
Friday  it  leaves  the  same  place  at  four  in 
the  afternoon,  and  at  nine  in  the  morning. 

Good  Intent  to  Edinburgh,  leaves  the  Blue 
Bell  Inn,  every  lawful  day,  at  half  past 
eight  in  the  morning 

The  Royal  Union  to  Edinburgh,  from  the 
George  Inn.  at  half  past  eight  in  the  even- 
ing, every  lawrful  day,  to  Dunbar  at  half 
past  seven  every  morning 

The  East  Lothian,  from  the  King's  Arms 
Inn,  every  lawful  day,  to  Dunbar  at  six 
in  the  evening 


HAMILTON. 

£^  Town  of  Scotland,  in  the  county  of  Lanark,  situated  on  the  Clyde  1 1  miles  S.  E.  ot 
Glasgow  and  .38  miles  from  Edinburgh,  was  anciently  callad  Cadzow,  till  R  )bert  Bruce 
gave  it  to  Sir  Gilbert  de  Hamilton,  who  fled  to  him  from  England,    The  chufch  was  made 


190 


HAMILTON, 


Collegiate  in  1451,  by  Sir  James  Hamilton,  for  a  Provost  and  Prebendary ;  and  has  always 
been  the  burial  place  of  the  family,  who  have  their  principal  seat  here  called  Hamilton 
Palace.  The  building  forms  three  sides  of  a  quadrangle,  the  rooms  are  spacious  particular- 
H"  the  Picture  Gallery,  which  contains  a  most  capital  collection.  In  the  middle  of  the 
;,reat  Park,  one  mile  from  the  town  on  a  rock  overhanging  the  Avon,  stands  the  ruins  of 
Cadzow  Castle,  the  ancient  Manor  House,  the  Park  is  well  stocked  with  deer,  and  con- 
t!>ins  a  number  of  stately  oaks.  The  residence  ef  the  Hamilton  family,  contributes 
greatly  to  the  support  of  the  town,  and  the  annual  races  are  among  the  best  in  the  west 
of  Scotland.  There  is  a  petrifying  water  in  the  Park  and  beds  of  Fullers'  and  Potters' 
earth,  are  found  in  different  places,  Ironstone  is  also  to  be  met  with,  and  many  chalybeate 
springs.  Hamilton  was  made  a  Royal  Borough  by  Queen  Mary  in  1548.  The  town  is 
irregu'arly  built,  yet  handsome.  The  Parish  Church  stands  on  a  rising  ground  above  the 
town  find  is  a  handsome  building,  here  is  a  neat  Town  House  and  Prison  and  a  very  com- 
modious Market-place.  A  considerable  trade  is  carried  on  in  the  manufacture  of  Shoes 
and  the  women  are  chiefly  employed  in  spinning  Linen  Yarn  and  making  Thread  Lace. 

The  market  dayis  Fiiday  ;  its  Fairs  are  held  last  Tuesday  in  January,  O.  S.  2nd  Thurs- 
day in  Febuary,  Friday  after  15th  of  May,  last  Thursday  in  June,  2nd  Thursday  in  July, 
3rd  Thursday  in  August  and  3rd  Thursday  in  November.    Population  about  7000. 


Post  OflSce. — Castle  wynd,i 
Arrival  of  Mails, 
London,  every  morning  at  four 
Edinburgh,  every  afternoon  at  three 
Glasgow,  every  afternoon  at  six  | 

Agents, 
"MackieThos.  (weaving)  Castle-wynd 
Martin  Jas.  (weaving)  Muir-wynd 

Bakers, 
Bell  James,  Castle-wynd 
Black  David,  Muir-wynd 
Clark  William,  Castle-wynd 
Cullen  Thomas,  Castle-wynd 
Dunn  Thomas,  Castle-wynd 
Cray  Alexander,  Muir-wynd 
Hunter  John,  Castle-wynd 
More  Thomas,  Muir 
Patrick  Alexander,  Muir-wynd 
Ried  Thomas,  Castle-wynd 
Yuill  Gavin,  Castle-wynd 

Bank. 
Paisley  Union   Branch,  Muir,  James  Rox- 
burgh, Agent 

Booksellers,  Stationers  k;  Bi7iders. 

Miller  Andrew,  Castle-v/ynd,  printer  and 
binder 

Thomson  James,  Castle-wynd 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 

Cochran  Wm.  Castle-wynd 

Henderson  Robert,  Muir-wynd 

Naismith  John,  Castle-wynd 

Neilson  Robert,  Castle-wynd 

Simpson  David  Castle-wynd 

Simpson  John,  Highblown 

Braziers  and  Tinmen, 

Reid  James,  Castle-wynd 

Reid  John,  Castle-wynd 

Breweries. 

Lightbody  John  &  Co.  Dovecott-hall 

Lowry  Thomas,  Muir 

Scott  Andrew,  Church-road 

Chemist,    (manufacturing' .J 

Hartley  James,  (Si  oil  &  drug  seller}  Castle- 
wynd 


-James  Roxburgh,  Postmaster. 

I  Departure. 

London,  every  afternoon  at  five 
Edinburgh,  every  morning  at  eight 
Glasgow,  every  night  at  nine. 

Di/ers. 

M'Laren  John,  Muir-wynd 
Maxwell  John,  New-wynd 

Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Office, 
Millar  David,  Muir-wynd 

Grocers  and  Spirit  Dealers. 
Anderson  Thomas,  Muir 
Black  Neil,  Muir-wynd 
Christie  James,  Muir-wynd 
Clarke  W.  (spirit  dealer  only)  Castle-wynd 
Craig  David,  (grocer  only)  Townhead 
Drummond  W.  (spirit  dr. only)  Castle-wynd 
Eglinton   John,   (spirit  only)    Cross   Keys. 

Muir 
Ferguson  Archibald,  Castle-wynd 
Ferguson  Mary,  Castle-wynd 
Fulton  John,  Castle-wynd 
Gardner  Issabella,  (grocer  onlj)  Townhead 
Hamilton  James,  Patrick-st. 
Henderson  James,  (vintner)   High-town 
Henderson  T.  (vintner)  Muir-wynd 
Jones  Allan,  Muir-wynd 
Mackie  Jas.  (spirit  only)  Mathertown-wynd 
M'Lean  James,  (grocer  only)  New-wynd 
M'Naughton  Alexander,  Townhead 
Millar  David,  (grocer  only)  Muir-wynd 
Mutter  Robert,  (spirit  only)  Muir 
Patrick  A.  and  Son,  Mnir-wynd 
Patton  Andrew,  Town- head 
Patton  John.  (&mus.  manuf.)  Townhead 
Prentice  Jn.  (spirit  only)  Castle-wynd 
Ramsay  Wm.  (spirit  only)  Muir-wynd 
Russell  John,  (grocer  only)  Castle-wynd 
Selkirk  Wm.  Townhead 
Smith  John,  (grocer  only)  Castle-wynd 
Steel  James,  Muir-wynd 
Steven  George,  Castle-wynd 
Steven  Samuel,  Castle-wynd 
Taylor  Ann,  (grocer  only)  Muir-wynd 
Thomson  Robert,  (grocer  only)  Castle-wynt^ 
Torrance  John,  (grocer  only)  Castle-wyndS 


HAMILTON. 


191 


Watson  John,  (spirit  only)  Muir 
Weir  James,  [spirit  only]  Castle-wynd 
Weir  Mary,  Muir-wynd 

Hosiers, 
Forrest  Robert,  Castle-wynd 
Hamilton  Thomas,  head  New-wynd 

Hotels  and  Inns,  {principal) 
Currie  Mrs.  [Hamilton  arms]  Muir 
M'Pherson     Malcolm,     (Hamilton     arms) 

Muir-wynd 
Swan  M,  (black  bull)  Castle-wynd 

Iron  Mongers. 
Burns  Gavin,     (and    hardware  merchant) 

Muir-wynd 
Fairley  George  and  Co,  Castle-wynd 

Linen  Drapers  and  Haberdashers. 
Main  James,  Castle-wynd 
Smith  John,  Castle-wynd 
Wyllie  Elizabeth,  Muir-wynd 
Manufacturer  and  Dealer  in  Cotton 

Goods. 
Bell  Robert,  (muslin)  Castle-wynd 

Merchants. 
Cooper  Archibald,  Muir-wynd 
Reid  Daniel,  Castle-wynd 
Sommerville  Charles,  Muir-wynd 

Milliners. 
Beatles  Mary  Ann,   Castle-wynd 
Buchanan  J .  Muir-wynd 

Painters  and  Glaziers. 
Kennedy  John,  (house  and  sign)  Muir-wynd 
M 'Donald  A.  and  J.  Castle-wynd 

Physicians. 
Anderson  J,  (&  surgeon)  Town-head 
Brysori  James,  Castle-wynd 
Wharric  T.  Muir 

Saddlers, 
Bishop  George,  Muir  wynd 
Summers  M.  Muir-wynd 

Surgeons. 
Anderson  John,  Castle-wynd 
Hume  J.  Muir-wynd 
Whitehead  Robert,  Castle-wynd 

Tailors, 
Miller  John,  Quarry-loan 
Rae  James,  Muir-wynd 
Rennie  David,  Castle-wynd 
Tanner. 
Naismith  James,  New-wynd 

Tallow  Chandlers, 
Sharp  and  Paterson,  Castle-wynd 

Taverns  and  Spirit  jbealers, 
Baird  L.  (vintner)  New-wynd 
Paton  M.  (vintner)  New-wynd 
Scott  James,  [union]  New-wynd 
Timber  Merchants. 
Burns  Gavin,  head  of  M'Gee-st. 
Rowet  John,  head  of  New-wynd 


Tobacconist, 
Gardner  John,  New-wynd 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 
Barr  William,  Muir-wynd 
Cooper  William,  Castle-wynd 

Wine  and  Spirit  Merchants, 
Allan  John.  Muir-wynd 
Mackie  Thomas,  (dealer)  Castle-wynd 
Smellie  William,  Castle-wynd 

Woollen  Drapers, 
Mather  Wm.  and  Co.  Castle-wynd 
Murdoch  Patrick,  Castle-wynd 

Writers. 
Dykes  J.  Miller 
Dykes  Thomas 
Eaton  G.  and  R.  Muir-wynd 
Hamilton  William 
Henderson  William 
M'Calum  Dougald,  Procurator 
Naismith  James 
Paterson  Thomas 

MISCELLANY, 

Public  Officers. 
Hamilton  William,  Esq,  ?  Magistrates 
Paterson  J .  Esq .  S^  Magistrates 

Grainger  John  "1 
Halden  James     i 
Howatt  John      | 
Hume  John         V.T«n,„  r„.,«„;i 
Lang  Robert       ^^^^^^  ^°"°"^ 
Patrick  A. 
PattonJ. 
Whitehead 
Hamilton  Archibald,  Town  Clerk 
Roxburgh  James,  Treasurer 
Stamp  Office,  John  Murray,  Distributor 
Tax  Office,  Castle-wynd 


ead  R.    J 


Allison  Roderick,  earthenware  dealer,  Cfoss 
Cameron  J.  hat  manufacturer  and  dealer, 

New-wynd 
Campbell  Peter,  Cork-cutler,  Castle-wynd 
Cockburn  Margaret,  provision  dealer,  Muir- 
wynd 
Creighton  Adam,  victualling  society  house, 

head  of  Castle-wynd 
Crooks  James,  currier,  Muir-wynd 
Fairburn  Thomas,  rope  maker,  Muir-wynd 
Fairley  J.  &  W.  whitesmiths,  blacksmiths 

and  bell  hangers,  Castle-wynd 
M'Donald  Malcolm,   nursery  and  seedsman, 

Muir-wynd 
Naisnaitb  James,   fellmonger  and  skinner 
New-wynd  , 

Steven  George,  cooper.  Castle-wind 

Carriers, 
To   Glasfcow,  every   Monday,  Wednesday 

and  Friday,  William  Ramsay,  Muir-wynd 
To  Glasgow,  every  Tuesday,  Thwrsday  & 

Saturday,  Jas,  Mackie  Mathertown-wynd 


(  192) 


I 


IRVINE  AND  SALTCOATS. 


RVINE  is  a  sea  port  town  of  ScotJand,  and  rojral  burgh  in  the  county  of  Ayr,  it 
sta  nds  on  a  rising  gjound,  on  the  north  of  a  river  of  the  same  name,  the  estuary  of  which 
forms  the  harbour,  the  scite  of  the  town  is  dry  apd  wholesome,  having  a  broad  street 
running  the  whole  length  of  the  town.  The  Church  is  an  ornament  to  the  place,  being 
situated  on  a  rising  ground  between  the  town  "and  the  river,  and  surmounted  by  an  elegant 
spire.  Here  is  an  excellent  Academy,  lately  erected  by  subscription,  where  the  mathe- 
matics, dLTerent  languages  and  other  branches  of  education  are  taught.  The  Town  House 
stands  in  the  middle  of  the  street.  Here  is  a  good  News  Room  in  the  Main-street,  and  a 
Library.  A  Court  of  Magistrates  meet  weekly,  and  the  Small  Debts'  Court  once  per  month. 
It  is  uncertain  as  to  the  period  when  Irvine  became  a  royal  burgh  but  a  charter  is  extant 
granted  by  Alexander  11.  confirming  the  previous  ones.  It  is  governed  by  a  Provost,  two 
Baillies,  Dean  ot  Guild,  a  Treasurer  and  twelve  Counsellors,  and  in  conjunction  with  Ayr, 
Inverary,  Rothsay  and_Camp1>eltown,  sends  a  Member  to  Parliament.  The  harbour  is 
commodious,  with  ten  or  twelve  feet  water  on  the  bar  at  spring  tides  ;  a  number  of  ves- 
sels are  employed  in  the  export  of  coals,  chiefly  to  Ireland  ;  the  harbour  is  near  half  a  mile 
from  the  town,  and  the  import  of  iron,  hemp,  flax,  timberand  grain,  of  the  latter,  the  quan- 
tity is  considerable,  both  fr^m  Ireland  and  the  coast  of  Galloway.  The  population  is  about 
4500.  The  Fairs  are  the  second  Tuesday  in  May,  for  cattle  ;  the  third  Monday  in  August, 
for  wool ;  third  Wednesday  in  the  same  montli  for  horses  ;  and  on  the  third  Friday  ia 
the  same  month  races  are  held.     Bogside  raqes  for  three  days  are  held  in  July. 

SALTCOATS  is  a  considerable  sea  port  town  in  Ayrshire,  seven  miles  from  Irvine.  The 
harbour  althougli  difficult  of  access,  will  admit  vessels  of  upwards  of  200  tons  burthen, 
Saltcoats  is  situated  in  the  parishes  of  Ardrossan  and  Stevenston,  and  contains  about  3000 
inhabitant!.  It  hasa  good  public  School,  and  oneChurch  of  Establishment  and  one  ofRelief. 
Ardrossan  is  an  infant  port,  where  a  fine  harbour  is  now  forming,  under  the  direction  of 
David  Henry,  Esq.  Civil  Engineer.  Here  are  excellent  baths,  and  from  present  appear- 
ance, it  is  probable  that  Ardrossan  will  become  (under  the  peculiar  care  of  the  Noble 
Family  of  Eglington^  a  celebrated  watering  place.  Fairs  are  held  here  on  the  first  Thurs- 
day in  June,  and  the  fourth  Thursday  in  November. 


Towns.  Postage-  Miles. 
Edinburgh                     8§  71 

Glasgow  fid  29 

Kilmarnock  4d  7 

Saltcoats  4d  7 

Arran  Isle 

Beith 

Dairy 

Edinburgh 
pi^Wgpw 
Greenock 
In'ine 

(Kilmarnock 
.Largs 
Paisley 
,W..Kilwiae 

Accdemies. 

tBrown  James,  (acad.)  Irvine 

Clarke  William,  facad,]   Irvine 

M'Pherson  Wm. (parish)  Saltcoats 
Agents, 

Auld  Edward,  (coal)  Irvine 

Blair  Robert,  [muslin)  Irvine 
^rown,  Hugh,  (coals)  Saltcoats 

Apothecaries.    Surgeons,  Sfc, 

Ballantine  Robert,  Irvine 

Bowning  Gaven,  Saltcoats 

Dunlop  Robert,  Saltcoats 

Fletcher  John,  Irvine 

King  John,  Irvine 


Irvine  Fost  Office,  Post  Master,  John  Dean 


Arrival. 
1 1  morning  2  aft. 
1 1  morning  2  aft, 
1 1  morning  2  aft. 
11  morning  2  aft. 
Saltcoats,  William  Holnies,  Post  Master. 
3  days  per  week 
7  evening 

7  evening 
6  evening 
6  evening 

8  evening 
6  evening 

6  evening 
8  evening 

7  evening 

8  evening 


Id 

17 

4d 

11 

4d 

6 

9d 

80 

7d 

36 

7d 

27 

4d 

7 

4d 

14 

4d 

14 

6d 

21 

Id 

6 

Departure, 
4aft.&  llngt. 
4aft.&llngt. 
4  aft.&  1 1  ngt. 

2  aftemoou 

3  days  per  week 
10  evening 

10  evening 
10  evening 
10  evening 
10  evening 
10  evening 
10  evening 
10  evening 
10  evening 
10  evening 


M'Kenzie  J.  (M.  D.)  Irvine 
Millar  Robert,  Saltcoats 
Smith  Dundass,  Saltcoats 
Walker  Thomas,  Irvine 
Young  Ebenezer,  Irvine 

Architects. 
King  Peter,  Saltcoats 
M'Gilveray  Alexander,  Saltcoats. 
Willis  Balsillie,  Irvine 

Bakers  and  Flour  Dealers. 
Blair  James,  Saltcoats 
Brown  Alexander,  Irvine 
Dean  James,  Irvine 
Gilles  William,  Irviae 


IRVINE   AND   SALTCOATS. 


193 


Poe  David,  Saltcoats 
Reid  William,-  Saltcoats 
Roxburgh  Robert,  Saltcoats 
Spiers  George,  Irvine 

Banks^ 
Ayr,  (branch  of)  Alexander  Paterson,  Irvine 
Paisley,   (branch   of)    Robt.   Montgomerie, 

Irvine 
Booksellers,  Stationers  and  Binders. 
M'Lanchlan  James,  Saltcoats 
Templeton  James,  Irvine 
Wilson  William,  Saltcoats 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 
Calderwood  Andrew,  Irvine 
Glossop  George,  Saltcoats 
Glossop  John,  Saltcoats 
M'NishJohn,  Saltcoats 
Robertson  James,  Irvine 
Shields  Thomas,  Irvine 
Thomson  James,  Saltcoats 
Wright  Andrew,  Irvine 
Braziers,  Copper  and  Tin  Smiths. 
Brolochan  John,  Saltcoats 
Fullarton  James,  Saltcoats 
Longwell  Matthew,  Irvine 
Robertson  John,  Ii-vine 

Brewery. 
Watt  Hugh,  Saltcoats 

Coal  Merchants. 
Beaumont  Robt.  (manager)  Saltcoats 
Marshall  John,  Irvine 
Rowe  Benjamin,  Irvine 

Coopers. 
Hamilton  William,  Irvine 
Hamilton  George,  Irvine 
Ritchie  James   &    Co.   ("and  fish  curers) 
Saltcoats 

Corn  Merchants,  Sfc. 
Campbell  Robert,  Saltcoats 
Cochran  Benjamin.  Main-st.  Irvine 
Gray  William,  Main-st.  Irvine 
Hunter  William,  Saltcoats 
Watt  Hugh,  Saltcoats 

Curriers. 
Andrew  Robert,  Saltcoats 
Brackenridge  David,  Irvine 

Fire,  Sfe.  Office  Agents.'- 
Caledonian,  Robert  Montgomerie,  Irvine 
Globe,  John  Miller,  Custom  House,  Irvine 
Hercules,  P.  Blair,  writer,  Irvine 
London  Union,  Robert  Cochran,  Saltcoats 
North   British,  J.  Jeffrey,    Custom  Hous?, 
Irvine 

Glass  and  China  Dealers. 
Black  Robert,  Saltcoats 
Davidson  John,  Irvine 
Kinner  William,  Saltcoats 
Grocers. 
Allan  James,  Irvine 
Black  Robert,  Saltcoats 
Calderwood  Andrew,  Irvine 
Cochran  John,  Saltcoats 
Dunlop  David,  Irvine 
M'Gaven  Robert,  Irvine 

25 


Snodgrass  Robert,  Saltcoats 
Stirling  Angus,  Irvine 
Templeton  John,  Irvine 
Tweed  Williara,  Irvine 

Grocers  and  Spirit  Dealers 
Auld  Matthew,  Saltcoats 
Calderwood  John,  Irvine 
Dunlop  Thomas,  Irvine 
Gardner  Janett,    Irvine 
Hunter  William,  Saltcoats 
Keoch  James,  Saltcoats 
Love  James,  Irvine 
Mair  Andrew,  Saltcoats 
Orr  William,  Irvine 
Orr  John,  (provision  dealer)  Irvine 
Rowe  Benjamin,  Irvine 
Shedden  Alexander,  Irvine 
Stewart  Walter,  Irvine 
Thomson  John,  Saltcoats 
Wallace  William,  Irvine 

Haberdasher's  Sf  Cloth  Merchants. 
See  also  Woollen  Drapers,  &c. 
Baird  Alexander,  Saltcoats 
Duncan  Rebert,  Saltcoats 
Gait  M.  Chaberdasher  only)  Saltceats 
Jamieson  William,  Saltcoats 
Millar  William,  Saltcoats 
Sclatter  William,  Saltcoats 
Servace  William,  Saltcoats 
Spiers  John,  Irvine 
Stevenson  George,  Saltcoats 

Hotels  and  Inns, 
Campbell  Robert,  Saltcoats 
Milne  John,  (cross  keys)  Irvine 
Robertson  James, (king's  arms)  Irvine 
Young  Robert,  (Eglington  arms)  Ardrossan 

Ironmongers,  S^c. 
Davidson  John,  Irvine 
Fullarton  James,  Saltcoats 
Gray  Hugh,  Irvine 
PedenMungo,  Irvine 

Joiners  and  Cabinet  Makers. 

Craig  William,  Saltcoats 
Gemmel  John,  Irvine 
Gemmel  James,  Irvine 
Girvan  Thomas,  Irvine 
Girvan  Thomas,  jun.  Irvine 
Harvie  Hugh,  Saltcoats 
Servace  John,  Saltcoats 
Servace  Robert,  Saltcoats 
Wright  John,  Irvine 
Wright  Matthew,  Irvine 

Merchants  and  Ship  Owners. 
Auld  John,  Irvine 
Black  Robert,  Saltcoats 
Brown  John,  Saltcoats 
Brown  William,  Saltcoats 
Brown  Hugh,  Saltcoats 
Crawford  James,  Saltcoats 
Salmon  David,  Irvine 

Stevenson  Robert,  (and  fish  qurer) Saltcoats 
Thomson  William,  Saltcoats 

Messengers. 

Grant  John,  Irvine 


194 


IRVINE    AND   SALTCOATS. 


M'Whinnie  Hugh,  Imne 
Ranken  John,  Irvine 

Milliners. 
AndreAv  E.  Irvine 
Currie  Catharine,  Saltcoats 
GaltM.  Saltcoats 
Pollock  Mary,  Irvine 
Young  E.  &  B,  Saltcoats 
Young  Marion,  Irvine 

Rope  Makers. 
Brown  &  Co.  Saltcoats 
Currie  8s  Boyd,  Irvine 
Paterson  Adam,  Irvine 

Saddlers, 
Banks  John,  Saltcoats 
Mitchell  Robert,  Irvine 
Salmon  David,  Irvine 

Salt  Manufacturers. 
Currie  Hugh,  North-pans,  Saltcoats 
Warner  anil  Cunningham 
Robert  Beamont,  maaager,  Saltcoats 

Slate  Merchant, 
Brown  John,  Main-st.  Irvine 

Tailors. 
Bennett  Samuel,  Saltcoats 
Bryden  James,  Saltcoats 
Campbell  Hamilton,  Irvine 
Frew  Robert,  Irvine 
M'Bryde  Andrew,  Saltcoats 
M'Kay  Edward,  Saltcoats 
Peebles  John,  Irvine 

Tallow  Chandlers. 
Reid  Matthew,  Irvine 
Stevenson  George,  Saltcoats 

Taverns  and  Public  Houses. 
Barclay  John,  Saltcoats 
Brown  Alexander,  Irvine 
Campbell  Robert, (Saracen's  head) Saltcoats 
Dunlop  Samuel,  Irvine 
Fleck  John,  Irvine 
Holmes  John,  Irvine 
Howie  James,  Irvine 
Howre  John,  Irvine 
Jaraiesou  John,  Irvine 
Lockhart  Margaret,  Irvine 
Lusk  John,  Saltcoats 
Smith  Hugh,  (black  horse)  Irvine 
Smith  Robert,  Irvine 

Timber  Merchants. 
Miller  William,  Saltcoats 
"  Ritchie  James  and  Co.  Saltcoats 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 
Gibson  John,  Saltcoats 
Garvan  &  Wright,  Main-st.  Irvine 
Loudon  John,  Irvine 
Smith  William,  Irvine 
Smith  Robert,  Irvine 
Watt  John,  Irvine 

Woollen  and  Linen    Drapers,   and 
Cloth  Merchants. 
See  also  Haberdashers. 
Andrew  Janet,  Irvine 
Dean  John,  (post  master)  Irvine 
Dunlop  Robert,  Irvine 


Gray  Alexander,  Irvine 
Hunter  William,  Irvine 
Paterson  John,  Irvine 
Pollock  John,  Irvine 
Watt  Hugh,  Irvine 
Wright  Thomas,  Irvine 

Writers. 
Blair  Patrick,  Irvine 
Brown  Thomas,  Irvine 
Campbell  David,  Irvine 
Crichton  Hugh,  Irvine 
Gemmel  James,  Saltcoats 
Johnston  James,    (town  clerk)  Iivint 
M'AUister  William,  Irvine 
Orr  W.  B.  Saltcoats 
Rankin  Robert,  Irvine. 
Rankin  and  Dunlop,  Irvine 
Rankin  Robert,  jun.  Irvine 
Reid  and  Dunlop,  Irvine 
Rankin  Robert,  jun.  Irvine 


Magistrates  and  Public  Officers. 

Gen.  J.  Montgomery,  Provost  and  High 
Sheriff 

Robert  Fullarton  and  David  Sillar,  Sheriffs 
and  Baillies 

John  M'Kcnzie,  Dean  of  Guild 

John  Finlayson,  Treasurer 

Twelve  Counsellors,  Town  Clerk  and  Har- 
bour Master 


Custom  House, 
S,  M.  Fullarton,  Collector 
A.  F.  Gray,  Comptroller 
Robert  Montgomerie  Surveyor 
Four   Land  Waiters    and    Thirteen    Tide 
Waiters 

Stamp  Office. 
Templeton  Mrs.  H.  Distributor  of  Stamps 

Taa?  Office. 
John  Dean,  (Post  Master)  Collector 
George  Maxwell,  Surveyor 

MISCELLANY. 

Anderson  David,  tanner,  Saltcoats 
Anderson  James,  hosier,  Saltcoats 
Bruce     James    (manufacturing    jeweller) 

Irvine 
Burns    William,    manganese  and    Epsom 

salts  manufacturer,  Saltcoats 
Cochran  Joseph,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

Irvine 
Fullarton  James,  plumber,  Saltcoats 
Henry  David,   Esq,    civil    engineer,  Ar- 

drossan 
M'Bryde  Archibald,  tobacconist,  Irvine 
M'Cririck  William,  gun  maker,  Irvine 
M 'Donald  Donald,  block  maker,  Saltcoats 
M'Dougal  Duncan,   anchor  smith  and  nail 

manufacturer,  Irvine 
M'Gaven  William,  painter,  Irvine 
M'Quistan  Edward,    letter   press  printer, 

Main-st.  Irvine 
White  John,  sail  maker,  Irvine 
YorstoB  Robert,  reed  maker,  Irvine 


IRVINE   AND    SALTCOATS. 


195 


CoacheSf  Irvine 
From  John  Milnes,  Cross  Keys. 
Coach  to    Gl&sgow  every  lawful  day,  at 
half  past  six  in  the  morning,   returns  at 
half  past  nine  evening 
Coach  to    Greenock  every  Monday,   Wed. 
and  Friday  at  ten  morning,  to  Ji/r  saiae 
days  at  half  past  three  afternoon 
Carriers,  Irvine. 
Ayr,  Adam   Arthur  and  John,  Fyfe  &ri,T^ 

Tuesday  and  Friday 
Glasgow,  H.  Dunlop,   Wm.    Rankin  and 
Robert  Steven,  every  Monday  and  Thurs. 
Gretnock,  William  Arthur,  every  Monday 

night 
Kilmarnock,  G.  Willock,  daily,  at  eight  in 

the  morning 
Paisley,  James  Smith,  at  one  every  Mon. 
morning 

Coach,  Saltcoats. 
From  Robert  Campbells. 
Coach  to  Greenock,  every   Monday,  Wed. 
and  Friday,  at  eleven  morning,  to  Jyr  at 
two,  same  days 


Carriers,  Saltcoats. 

Ayr,  Robert  Hutton,  Tuerday  and  Friday, 
at  four  in  the  morning 

Beith,  J.  Barclay,  Tuesday  and  Saturday, 
arrives  at  twelve,  departs  at  four 

Glasgow  and  Paisley,  A.  and  J.  Cunning- 
ham, and  John  Howie,  Monday  and 
Thursday,  departs  twelve  at  night 

Irvine,  D,  Cameron  and  W.  Brown,  daily 
at  twelve  at  noon 

Irvine,  W.  Campbell,  Mon.  Wed.  and  Fri. 
at  ten  morning 

Kilbride,  a  carrier  Monday  and  Thursday, 
arrives  at  twelve,  departs  at  three 

Kilmarnock,  James  Banks,  every  Tuesday 
and  Friday,  at  six  in  the  morning 

Ardrsssan  Carriers,  8sc. 

Packets  for  the  Conveyance  of  Goods  and 
Passengers,  sail  thrice  weekly,  for  the 
Isle  of  Arran 

Regular  traders  sail  frequently  from  Irvine, 
Saltcoats  and  Ardrossan,  for  different 
ports,  particularly  those  of  Ireland 


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KILMARNOCK, 

j[a.  POPULOUS  and  thriving  town  of  Ayrshire,  is  seated  on  a  small  river  of  the  same 
name,  22  miles  from  Glasgow,  12  from  Ayr,  and  7,  from  Irvine.  It  is  the  principal  ma- 
nufacturing town  of  the  county.  The  fabrication  of  carpets,  and  the  well  known  "Scotch 
Bonnet,"  employing  considerable  capital,  and  a  great  number  of  hands.  In  the  former 
of  these,  Kilmarnock  is  now  a  successful  rival  of  "Kidderminster,"  producing  by  the 
assistance  of  novel  and  excellent  machinery,  a  variety  of  the  richest  patterns ;  in  which 
brilliancy  of  colours  and  taste  in  combination,  are  equally  remarkable.  In  this  town,  by 
means  of  agents,  are  also  produced  a  great  quantity  of  cotton  goods,  for  the  Glasgow 
market,  some  of  which,  particularly  the  arcicle  of  worked  muslins,  possess  uncommon 
beauty.  Considerable  quantities  of  leather  are  also  manufactured  here.  Kilmarnock  has 
a  spacious  marketplace,  surrounded  with  elegant  shops,  the  number  of  streets,  which  here 
converge  to  a  point,  in  some  degree  remind  the  travelUer  of  the  well  known  seven  dials  of 
St.  Giles's  London,  In  the  new  part  of  the  town,  the  streets  are  spacious  and  handsome, 
and  have  evidently  been  named  on  the  model  of  those  of  the  metropolis  of  England.  The 
streets  in  the  old  town,  (as  is  usually  the  case)  are  narrow  and  intricate.  A  very  neat 
ground  plan  has  been  recently  executed,  from  which  it  appears,  that  the  slope  of  the  town 
somewhat  resembles  the  form  of  the  ancient  battle  axe.  The  market  place,  and  sur- 
rounding streets  forming  the  head ;  and  King-street,  and  TitchfieJd-street,  &c.  the  shaft 
or  handle.  Kilmarnock  is  a  Burgh  of  Barony,  and  is  governed  by  two  Baillies,  a  Council 
of  Merchants,  and  the  Deacons  of  the  incorporated  trades.  The  police  of  the  town,  is 
under  the  superinteudance  of  commissioners.  Dean  Castle,  about  half  a  mile  from  the 
town,  a  very  ancient  edifice,  now  in  a  dilapidated  state,  was  once  the  residence  of  the  no- 
ble and  unfortunate  family  of  Kilmarnock.  An  old  building  denominated  Kilmarnock- 
House,  was  formerly  occupied  by  a  member  of  the  noble  family  of  Glencairn,  at  Mor- 
ton-Place, About  half  a  mile  above  the  town,  the  residence  of  Mr.  Thomas  Morton,  an 
ingenious  and  self  instracted  mechanist.  A  very  fine  Observatory  has  been  erected,  wliicli 
through  the  urbanity  of  this  gentleman,  is  rendered  free  of  access  to  respectable  individuals. 
It  commands  a  fine  range  of  prospects,  which  we  regret  that  our  limits  do  not  permit  us 
to  describe  Mr.  M.  has  produced  some  very  valuable  machinery,  in  aid  of  the  staple 
manufacture  of  the  town  ;  and  is  also  celebrated  for  the  construction  of  excellent  teles- 
Copes.  Mr.  John  Peddon  of  this  town,  has  also  produced  some  curious  articles  of  machi- 
nery, particularly  a  new  hj'draulic  machine,  of  curious  design.  The  principal  public 
buildings  and  institutions  of  Kilmarnock,  are  the  Churches,  viz.  The  High  Church  ; 
the  Low  Church;  the  Burghers;  the  Burghers  Original;  the  Anti-Burghers;  tlie  Relief; 
the  Methodists  ;  the  reformed  Presbytery,  and  two  Baptist-Meeting- Houses;  the  Town- 
house and  Court-room,  with  Gaol  and  Public  Offices;  the  Academy,  a  large  and  handsonw 


KILMARNOCK. 


building.  The  Tradesmen  Subscription  School,  established  in  1809.  A  Coffee  and  News 
Ream  ;  and  Library,  Croft-Lodge,  belonfi;ingto  the  Masonic  order  of  St.  John,  and  the 
-Weavers'  Society  House,  There  are  two'Societies  of  Ladies,  for  the  relief  of  the  sick  and 
in('igent  in  this  town,  one  of  them  named  the  Female  Friendly  Society;  the  other  the 
Benevolent  Female  Society,.  There  is  also  a  Charity  School  supported  by  subscription, 
and  an  Auxiliary  Bible  Society.  The  town  is  well  supplied  with  the  valuable  article  jsf 
coal,  by  a  rail  way  from  the  Troon.  The  population  of  the  parish  is  estimated  at  14,000. 
The  market  day  is  on  Friday  ;  and  Fairs  ace  held  on  Shrove  Tuesday,  1st.  Tuesday  in 
May,  O.  S.  The  3rd.  Wednesday  in  July,  O.  S.  and  3rd.  Wednesday  in  October,  O.  S. 


Post-Office,  Portland-street.— Post  Master,  Wm.  Rankin. 


Towns, 

Postage. 

Miles 

Arran  Isle 

4d. 

9 

Ayr 

4d. 

12 

Beith 

6d. 

15 

Cumnock 

5d. 

16 

Dalray 

6d. 

Glasgow 

6d. 

22 

Irvine 

4d. 

7 

Largs 

6d. 

25 

Mftuchlane 

4d. 

9 

Saltcoats 

4d. 

12 

Sanquhar 

76. 

34 

Stt^warton 

4d. 

6 

Stranraer 

8d.         1 
Academies, 

64 

Arrival. 

9  morning 

9  morning 

9  morning 

9  morning 

9  morning 

1  noon  &  8  evening 

9  mornings  evening 

9  morning 

9  morning 
I  9  morning 
(  Mon.Th.&Sat,9mg 
I  9  morning  3  even. 
I  9  morning 


Departure. 

12  noon 

12  noon 

12  noon 

12  noon 

12  noon 

9  morning  9  evening 

8  morning  12  noon 

12  noon 

12  noon 

12  noon 

12  noon  same  days 

12  noon  &  8  evening 

8  evening 


Campbell  John,  [French]  Rickarton 
Fairservice  Mat.  [charity  school]  Croft-st. 
JamieKon  Wm.  Academy 
Mack  Stephen,  Back-st. 
M'Lellan  Wm.  Morton-place 
Ramage  Chas,  Netherton-holme 
Thomson  Wm.  [Rector  of  acad.]  Brae-head 
Thomson  Wm.jun.  (acad.)  High-st. 
Trades'  Subscription  School,  Fore-st. 

Agents,  for  the  Manufacture  of 
Cotton   Goods, 

Andrew  Jas.  [to  Wm.  Shedden  &  Co.  Glas- 
gow) Wellington-st. 

Borland  Robert,  Bank-st. 

Bruce  David,  [to   Jas.   Hutchison  and  Co. 
Glasgow]  Titchfield-st. 

Craig  Archibald,  Titchfield-st. 

Craig  Jas.  (to  Gray  &   Mercer,  Glasgow) 
Water.side 

Gibson  Richard,  [to  Walker  &  Knox,  Glas- 
gow] New-st. 

Johnston  Jas.    [to  Geo.  Rutherford  &  Co. 
&  Rt.  Watt  it  Co.  Glasgovr]  New-st. 

Miller  Jas.  (to  Messr.  Lownds,  of  Paisley) 
Titchfield-st. 

Muir  Wm.   (to  Walker,  Warden  &   Hill, 
Glasgow)  Titchfield-st. 

Smith  Jas.    [to   Messr.    Fultons,    Paisley! 
High-st.  •^■' 

Stevenson  Wm.  Titchfield-st. 

Stevenson  John,  Titchfield-st. 

Stewart  Alex,  (genl.)  Titchfield-st, 

Architects  4*  Builders. 
Howie  &  Brown,  Titchfield-st. 
Johnston  Rt.  Portia jd-st. 
Johnston  Rt.  jun,  Green-st, 


Bakers  ^  Flour  Dealers, 
Anderson  Rt.  King-st. 
Anderson  Wm.  (meal)  Fore-st. 
Baird  John,  Fore-st. 
Barr  Hagh,  Fore-st. 
Jardine  Rt.  King-st, 
Kennedy  John,  high  Glencairn-st. 
Mather  John,  [miller]  King-st. 
Rankin  Rt.  Bank-st. 
Stark  John,  Market-lane 
Towers  Alex.  Portland-st. 
Wilson  Jas.  Titchfield-st. 
Bank. 
Kilmarnock  Bank  Co.  Bank-st. 

Beam  4"  Settle  Makers,  Sfc. 

Adam  David, (screw  &  augur  maker)  King-st 

Adam  Jas.  lower  Glencairn-st, 
Bonnet  Sf  Woollen  Cap  Makers. 

Armour  John,  High-st.  • 

Armour  Marion,  High-st. 

Armour  Jas.  Dean-lane 

Boyd  Jean,  High-st. 

Laughlan  David,  High-st. 

Laughlan  David,  jun.  Meufortl-lane 

Laughlan  John,  High-st. 

Reyburn  John, (manufacturer  of  caps, mitts, 
bonnets,  foraging  caps,  carpets,  bed  co- 
vers and  horse  rugs)   High-st. 

Booksellers , Stationers  Sf  Bookbinders. 
Crawford    Hugh,  (agt.  to  the  Ayr  Courier, 

&  cir.  lib.)  Cross 
Mathie  Rt.  [stamp  distr.  agent  to  the  Ayr 

Advertiser,  &  cir.  lib,]  King-st. 
Meuros  James,  Waterloo-st. 
Stewart  John,  King-st. 

Boot  ^  Shoe  Makers, 
Aitkea  Hugh,  Cheapsidc 
Arbuckle  Robertj  Sand-bed-st. 


KILMARNOCK. 


197 


Beckett  Hugh,  Baok-et. 
Beckett  John,  New-st. 
Black  Adam,  Boyd-st. 
Borland  John,  Portland-st. 
Borland  David,  Clark's-lane 
Clark  Thos.  &  ins.  Fore-st. 
Crom  David,  King-st. 
Kirk  John,  New-st. 
Logan  Wm.  Fore-st. 
Logan  Win.  C'heapside 
M'Feddries  Thos.  King-st. 
Miller  Andrew,  High-st. 
Morris  Andrew,  Boyd-st. 
Noble  Daniel,  Fore-st. 
Smith  Rt.  Portland-st. 
Spiers  Jas.  Fore-st. 
Stevenson  Thos.  Hank-st. 
Strang  William,  Strand-st. 
Strang  Matthew,  King-st, 
Wallace  John,  High-st. 
Wallace  Rt.  New-st. 
Wilkieson  Stair,  Bank-st, 
Young  Thos.  Titchfield-st. 

Braziers,  Tinsmiths  Sf  Plumbers, 
Lawson  John,  Portland-st. 
Reid  John,  Waterloo-st. 

Breweries, 
Greenshields  Thos.  Grange-st. 
Paxton  George,  Richard-land 
Brush  Maker, 
Cooper  Jas,  Higli-st. 

Butler  Merchants. 
See  Grocers  also. 
Reid  John,  (&  cheese)  King-st. 
Weir  John,  King-st. 
Cabinet  Makers,   Joiners,   Glaziers 

and   Upholders. 
Aitken  Andrew,    [joiner  &  glazier]  Glen- 

cairn-st. 
Alexander  Rt.  (cab,  &  uph.)  Strand-st. 
Houston  Adam,    (joiner  &  glaaier)  Fore-st. 
Johnston  Rt.  [cab.  joi.  &  gla.]   Portland-st. 
Johnston  Rt.  jun.(cab.  joi.  &gla.)  Green-st. 
Lament  Wm,  [cab,  &  uph.]  King-st. 
M'Kenzie  John,  (cabinet)  King-st. 
M'William  Alexander,  [cab.]  Cbeapside 
Smith&  Miller,  [cab.&c.]hcad  of  Portland  st 
Smith  Rt.  (joi.  cab.  &  gla.)  Titchfield-st. 
Wylie  Rt.  [joi.  &  gla.]  Green-st. 

Carpet  Manufacturers, 
Brown  Wm.  Nelson-st. 
Gregory,  Thomson  &  Co.  Factory,  Green-st. 
M'Lean  Jas.  Grange-st. 
Roxburgh  A.  &  J.  Grange-st, 
Smith    Benj.  (blankets  &   Scotch    plaids) 

Brae-foot 
Taylor  Wm.  Bank-st. 
Thomson  Rt.  &  Sons,  Nelson-st. 
Thomson  Rt.  jun,  Nelson-st. 

Cart,  Sfc.  Makers. 
Brown  John,  Grange-st. 
Murray  Thos.  Nelson-st. 
Young  Jas.  Garden-st. 

Coach  Builder, 
Morton  Jas.  jun.  Croft-st, 


Coal  Merchants,  «nd  Jgents. 
Corson  Wm.  [agt.  to  Taylor  &  Co.  Ayr] 

David's-lane 
Dunsmore  Rt.  fagt.]  Portland-st. 
Guthrie  Alex,  [agt.  to  H.  G.  Duke  of  Port- 
land] near  Kilmarnock-house 
Newbigging  Johu,  (merchant)  Green-st. 

Coopers, 
Borland  Jas.  David's-lane 
M'Crae  Robert,  Fore-it. 
M'Crae  John,  Fore-st, 
M'Crae  M.  David's-lane 
Sandlands  Wm   Bank-st. 
Sym  James,  Netherton-holm 

Corn  Merchants. 
Reid  John,  King-st. 
Whylock  Matthew,  near  the  Flesh-market 

Curriers. 
Barclay  Jas.  Wellington-st. 
Bishop  Rt.  High-st, 
Caldwell  Charles,  High-st. 
Clarke  Jas.  Lade-side 
Crooks  Andrew,  Croft-st. 
Dyers. 
Houston  Wm.  Soulis-st. 
Hutchison  Hugh,  Green-st, 
Martin  Andrew,  Lade-side 

Fell  Mongers,  {Skinners.) 
Crooks  John  &  Son,  Soulis-st. 
Gumming  Wm.  Soulis-st, 
Muir  John,  Soulis-st. 
Muir  Rt.  High-st. 
Porteous  Jas.  Soulis-st, 
Smith  George,  High-st. 
Thomson  Rt.  &  Co.  High-st. 

Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Offices. 
British,  Alex.  Hamilton.  Portland-st. 
Eagle,  Hugh  Crawford,  Cross 
Globe,  Wm.  Young,  Longlands 
Hercules,  Wm.  Anderson, 
Imperial,  Johu  Parker,  Titchfield-st. 
North  British,  R.  Mathie,  King-st. 
Sun,  Thos.  Greenshields,  Grange-st. 

Glass  and  China  Warehouses. 
Carwell  John,  King-st. 
Morris  Archibald,  King-st. 
Percy  Archibald,  Portland-st, 

Grocers. 
Craig  John,  Soulis-st. 
Fulton  Jas.  Strand-st. 
Gibson  Ann,  Waterloo-st. 
Kirkland  John,  King-st, 
Lament  Rt.  Fore-st. 
M'Allister  Duncan,  High-st. 
Murdoch  Jane,  King-st. 
Pride  Peter,  Bank-st, 
Richmond  John,  lower  Glencairn-st. 
Samson  Wm.  &.  Co.  Cheapside 
Willock  Matthew,  Market-lane 
Woodburn  Wm.  Fore-st. 

Grocers,  and  Spirit  Dealers. 
Baird  James,  Cheapside 
Baird  Thomas,  Regent-st. 
Borland  Tlios.  lower  Glencairn-st. 
Bowie  Allan,  Fore-st, 


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Campbell  John,  Regent-st. 

Gebbic  VV'ni    Waterloo-st. 

Hamilton  Hugh,  Regent-st, 

Harper  Andrew,  Baak-st. 

M'Lean  James,  Cross 

Kesbit  Hugh,  Waterloo-st. 

OiT  VVm.  King-st. 

Orr  David,  King-st. 

Pnton  Hugh,  lower  Glenrairn-st, 

Patterson  Wm,  Portland-st. 

Pendor  Jas.  Fore-st. 

KankiQ  VVm,  Portland-st. 

Raikin  Wm.  King-st. 

Reid  Hugh,  Sttand-st. 

Reid  John,  King-st. 

Reid  Hugh,  jun.  Cheap-side 

J-'eiii  David,  King-st. 

y.S:'l  Alex.  B.  Glencairn-square 

Ji'v-bmond  Wm.  Soulis-st. 

P   '  b  vi  ary,  Titchfield-st. 

R(!h  >     on  Jas.  Waterloo-st, 

Sffil'    George,  Titchfield-st. 

Te. piemen  John,  Cheapside 

Vi'.'i  ic^^  Hugh,  Fore-st. 

V»"Ulace  Wm.  Portland-st. 

V/;,,  drop  Jade,  Cross 

W>ir  Wni.  Strand-st. 

"Weir  John,  King-st.  , 

Young  James,  Portland-st. 

Young  John,  troft-st, 

Baber  dashers. 
Armour  Jane,  King-st. 
Ferguson  John,  King-st. 
Stevenson  VVm.  Titcl;field-st. 
Watson  Walter,  Poriland-st. 
Wilson  Elizabeth,  Fore-st. 

Hat  Manufacturers. 
Duffy  Mrs.  Brae-foet 
Waugh  Wm.  Fore-st. 

Hosiers, 
Brown  Helen,    (manufacturer  &  dealer  in 
bonnets,   military  caps,  &  woollen  yarn, 
&C.J  King-st. 
Carswell  Alex.  Sand-bed-lane 
Murnoi-h  John,  Titchfield-st. 
Robertson  Alex.  Sand-bed-lane 
Robertson  M.  Strand-st. 

Hotels  8f  Inns. 
Angel,  John  Bcgbie,  Market-lane 
:■'  n,  John  Murray,  King-st, 
Turf,  Robert  Roger,  Cheapside 
Iron  Founders. 
Kilmarnock  Foundry  Co.  A.  Finnic  &  Son, 
Agents. 
Iron  Merchants  ^  Mongers, 
Andrew  (ohn  &  Co.  Portland-st. 
1  inaie  Wm,  &  Sons,   (wh.  jewellers,  hard- 
ware merchants  &  n>iil,  paper   &  candle- 
wick  manufacturers)  Regent-st. 
Finnie  Archibald  &  Sons,  King-st. 
Pedden  Alex.  Portland-st. 
Stewart  Thos.  &  Son,  Regent-st. 

Leather  Dressers, 
Cumming  Wm.  Soulis-st. 
Lowrie  John,  [glove;  manufacturers]  High-st 


Muir  Hugh,  [sheep  &  lamb]High-st. 
Thomson  Rt.  &  Co.  f&  glovers)  High-st. 

Messengers^ 
Alexander  Jas.  Fenwick 
Jamieson  Wm.  King-st. 
Vallance  George,  Sand-bed 

Machine  Makers. 
Blair  M.  (carding  machine  maker) 
Morton  Thos.    [carpet   machines,  telescope 

maker,  &  smith's-work]  Morton-place 
Pedden  John,   (organ  builder,   &  manufac- 
turer of  a  new   hydraulic   machine,  for 
wells  and  gardens)  Bank-st. 
Maltsters. 
Anderson  David,  Grange-st. 
Neil  David,  jun.  west  Shaw-st. 
Reid  John,  Water-side 

Milliners. 
Armour  M.  King-st. 
Armour  M.  Waterloo-st. 
Bigbey  M.  Market-lane 
Douglas  Mary,  King-st. 
Ferguson  Mrs.  King-st. 
Ferriar  M.  Regent-st. 
Forster  E.  &  M.  Portland-st. 
Love  Sarah,  Waterloo-st. 
M'Gill  Mary,  Fore-st. 
Murray  Elizabeth,  Waterloo-st. 
Taylor  Ann,  Cheapside 

Millwrights. 
Lauder  Hugh,  Menford-lane 
Richmond  &  M'Lellan,  1.  Glencairn-st. 

Nurserymen  Sf  Seed  Merchants,   . 
Dykes  &  Gentles,  [&  florists]  King-st. 
Fowlds  and  Lymburn,  Portland-st. 
Fowlds  Alex,  and  Co.  King-st. 
HeybnrnJas.  [gardener]  Dean-lane 
Robertson  Jas.  Waterloo-st. 
Samson  Wm.  and  Co.  Cheapside 

Oil  Merchants. 
Rankin  Wm.  [&  colours]  King-st. 
Samson  Wm.  &  Co.  Cheapside 
Stewart  Thos.  8s  Son,  Regent-st. 
Wilson  John,  (&  flax  dresser)  King-st, 

Painters. 
Hill  John,  Strand-st. 
Reid  John,  Sfrand-st. 
Robertson  J.  (house  &  sign)  Clarkes-lane 

Paper  Makers. 
Finnic  Wm.  &  Sons,  Galston 
Pedden  Alex.  Galston 

Perfumers. 
Thomson  John,  King-st. 
Thomson  Geo.  jun.  King-st. 

Physicians,  Surgeons  Sf  Apothecaries^ 

Crooks  John,  Soulis-st. 

Harper  John,  Waterloo-st, 

Hood  Alex.  King-st. 

M'Queen  Walter,  (apothecary)  King-st. 

Ranken  R.  &  W.  [druggists]  King-st. 

Reed  Jas.  M.  D.  King-st. 

Smith  Ebenezer,  [surgeon]  Bank-st. 

Sym  Jas,  (-surgeon)  Waterloo-st.  } 

Torrance  John,  King-st.  ^^ 


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Plaid,  Sfc.  Manufacturers, 
Dunlop  John,  Glencairn-st. 
Dunlop  Margt.  old  Netherton 
Gibson  Alex.  Titchfield-st. 
Lauchlan  Jas.  west  Shaw-st. 
M'Cron  Rt.  [gauze]  Water-side 
Murdoch  Jas.  (Scotch)  Water-side 
Samsoa  Jas.  (muslin  &  gauze)  Douglas-st. 
Stevenson  Rt.  west  Shaw-st. 
Stewart  Jas.  Titchfield-st. 
Stewart  Alex.  jun.  (gauze)  Titchfield-st. 
Wilson  Robert,  Titchfield-st. 
Wylie  John,  New-st. 

Rope  Makers. 
Campbell  Wm.  Dunlop-st. 
Ferriar  Abraham,  Regent- st. 

Saddlers, 
Cuthbert  David,  Croft-st. 
Fergus  Wm.  King-st. 
Hunter  John  &  Son,  Regent-st. 

Salt  Merchants. 
Taylor  J.  &  G.  (of  Ayr)  Wm,  Carson  agt. 

David-lane 
Troon  Co.  Jas.  Gemniil  agent  Fore-st. 

Stone  Masons, 
Baird  Archibald,  Market-lane 
Howie  &  Brown,  Titchfield-st. 
Lamont  Matthew,  Dean-st. 
Osborne  George,  Portland-st.    • 

Straw  Hat  Makers. 
Black  Sisters,  Titchfield-st. 
Foster  E.  &  M.  Portlaod-st. 
Gamon  Mary,  Regent  St. 
M'Crachen  M,  Cheapside 
Tailors. 
Coulter  George,  Regent-st. 
Hunter  David,  Fore-st. 
M'Cready  Matthew,  Cheapside 
M'Donald  John,  Portland-st. 
M'Gill  Robert,  Portland-st. 
Patterson  J.  Portland-st. 
Sadler  Robt.  Portland-st. 
Smith  Wm.  Portland-st. 
Steven  Thomas,  Portland-st. 
Steven  Thos.  Glencairn-st. 

Tallow  Chandlers, 
Birket  Thos.  Fore-st. 
Boyd  Mary,  Fore-st. 
CarswellJohu,  King-st. 
Crooks  John  &  Son,  Soulis-st,  &  Fore-st. 

Tanners, 
Aitken  Jas.  High-st. 

Bishop  Thos,  (&  leather  merchant)  Regent-st 
Porteous    Jas.     Portland-st.    lower   Tan- 
works,  &  higher  Tan- works 

Taverns,  Sf  Public  Houses, 
Andrew  Wm.  Waterloo-st, 
Baird  Archibald,  Cheapside 
Becket  Thos.  Fore-st. 
Borland  James,  Soulis-st. 
Boyd  Janet,  Waterloo-st, 
Brown  John,  King-st. 
Campbell  Hugh,  Titchfield-st. 
Carswell  M.  Sfrand-st. 
Connel  Johny  Regent-rt. 


Curl  David,  Strand-st. 

Dickie  Jas.  Fore-st. 

Findlay  George,  Nelson-st. 

Gray  Andrew,  Slrand-st. 

Hay  M.  Portland-st. 

Hunter  Robt.  Strand-st, 

Hutchison  Agnes,  High-st. 

Johnston  Andrew,  lower  Glencairn-st. 

Lambie  Robt.  Green-st, 

M'Michael  Duncan,  Strand-st. 

Merry  Helen,  Croft-st. 

Merry  John,  King-st. 

Muir  Martha,  Poitland-st. 

Nesbit  Matthew,  Green-st. 

Noble  Daniel,  Fore-st, 

Smith  James,  High-st. 

Wardrop  Robt.  Back-st. 

Wilson  John,  Nelson-st. 

Timber  Merchants. 

Johnston  Robt.  sen.  Portland-st. 

Smith  &  Wylie,  Portland-st. 

Willock  Matthew,  near  Flesh-market 
Tobacconists. 

Brown  Jas.  lower  Glencairn-st. 

Brown  Jas.  Foie-st. 

Grieve  Rubt.  Portland-st. 

Johnston  John,  [dealer]  Cheapside 

Weir  Jas.  Portland-st. 

Turners  in  Wood  Sf  Metal, 

Blait  Bryce,  Sandbed-st. 

M'Kerrow  Wm.  Regent-st. 

Morton  Thos.  Morton-place 

Pedden  John,  Bauk-st. 

Russell  Charles,  Portland-st. 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers, 

Allan  James,  Cheapside 

Brackenridge  Alex.  Market-lane 

Fowlds  Jas,  Market-lane 

Thomson  George,  [&  jeweller  &  engraver] 
Portland-st. 
Whitesmiths  and  Bell-hangers. 

Smith  John,  Forest. 

Stew  art  Thos.  &  Son,  [bell-hanger]  Regent-st 

Stewart  John,  [bell-hanger]  Fore-st. 
Wine  and  Spirit  Merchants, 

Baird  Thos.  Regenc-st. 

M'Lean  James,  Cross 
Rankin  Wm.  Portland-st. 
Wallace  Wm.  Portland-st. 

Woollen  Sf  Linen  Drapers,  If   Cloth 

Merchants, 
Bruce  J.  H.  King-st. 
Fulton  John,  King-st, 
Gregory  &  Craig,  [&  silk]  Portland-st 
Howie  Robert,  Cross 
Moffat  John,  Titchfield-st. 
Morton  Wm.  Portland-st. 
Samson  John,  Portland-st. 
Sinclair  John,  Cheapside 
Smith  James,  King-st, 
Smith  Benj,  Portland-st, 
Wilson  James,  King-st. 

Writers, 
Andrews  D.  R.  Portland-st, 
Brown  James,  King-st. 
Brown  John,  King-st. 


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Deans  John,  Riccavton 

Gregg  Jas.  &  Sons,  Couneil-ehambers 
Hamilton  Alex.  Portland-st. 
Kay  David,  King-st. 
JI'Farlane  George,  Cross 
Murdoch  James,  Portland-st. 
Webster  Wm.  Cheapside 
Wilson  James,  King-st. 
Young  Wm.  Langlands 

Yarn  Dealers. 
Brown  Helen,  King-st. 
Fulton  Mary,  (cotton)  Titchfield-st. 
Moffat  John,  [cotton  &  worsted  for  country 

use]  Titchfield-st. 
Murdoch  John,  [woollen]  King-st, 
Paton  George,  [linen]  Waterloo-st. 

MISCELLANY. 

Andrew  John,  tea  merchant,  Portland-st. 

Blackwood  Rt.  &  Jas.  wool  spinners,  Men- 
ford-lane,  High-st. 

Callan  Jas.  cutler,  Fore-st. 

Cameron  John,  confectioner,  King-st. 

Fairlie  Jas.  manager  of  Kilmarnock  bank. 
Bank -St. 

Gilmour  Tlios.  land  surveyor,  Dean-st. 

M'Cubbiii  John,  cashier,  Kilraarnock-bank 

M'Fie  John,  calico  printer,  Greenholm 

M'Nair  R.  supervisor  of  excise,  Clarkes-ln. 

Mathie  &  Lochore,  letter  press  printers, 
Waterloo-st, 

Miller  Robt.  billet  master,  King-st. 

Thomson  Rt.  &  Co.  glue  manufrs.  High-st. 

Wyllie  John,  surveyor  of  taxes,  Titchfield-st 

Young  Wm.  collector  of  taxes,  Cunningham 

Magistrates. 
James  Porteo..8  j  g^j^j^^ 
John  Fulton  J 

John  M'Cubbin,  Treasurer,  James  Gregg, 
Assessor  and  Clerk 

Counsellors. 
Wm.  Brown  Wm.  Thomson 

John  Andrew  John  Thomson 

Wm.  Samson  T.  Greenshields 

James'M'Lean        Wm.  Cumming 
James  Allan  Wm.  Rankin 

Robt.  Thomson       Alex.  Pedden 
Wm.  Wallace  Archibald  Finnic,  jun. 

Wm.  Finnie 

Commissioners  of  Police. 
The  two  Baillies,  Baron  Baillie,Town  Trea- 
surer, and  Deacon  Convenor  of  the  Trades, 
ex  officiis. 

First  Ward.  John  Andrew  John  Crooks 
Wm.  Gumming — Second  Ward,  John  Ful- 
ton Wm.  SamsonT.  Stewart— Third  Ward,, 
JohnThomsonJas.  M'Lean  John  M'Cubbin. 
Fourth  Ward,  Wm.  Fennie,  jun.  George 
Smith  Wm.  Stevenson 
Jas.  Gregg,  Clerk,  John  Brown,  Surveyor, 
David  Kay,  Treasurer 

Merchants'  Society. 
Hugh  Pattinson,  Presses,  and  ex  officio,  a 
Director  of  the  Academy 


DIRECTaRS. 

Alex.  Pedden,  John  Crooks,  Jas.  Porteous, 
John  M'Cubbin,  Treasurer,  John  Parker, 
Clerk 

Incorporated  Trades. 

Bonnet  makers,  John  Armour,  Deacon 
Fleshers,  Robt.  Arbuckle,  Deacon 
Shoemakers,  Thos.   Bishop,  Deacon  and 

Convenor 
Skinners  &  Glovers,  John  Muir,  Deacon 
Tailors,  Thos.  Steven,  Deacon 
Weavers,  Alex,  Aird,  Deacon 

Carriers. 

Ayr,  Jas.  Lawson,  Connel's,  Tues.  Thurs. 
&  Sat.  departs  3  afteroon,  returns  11 
following  morning 

Ayr,  John  Dunn,  [Strand-st.]  Mon.  Thurs. 
and   Satur.  dep.  8  morn,  returns  9  even. 

Beith,  J.  VVark,  (from  the  Turf  Inn)  every 
Sat.  dep,  3  aft.  rets.    11   following  morn. 

Castle  Douglas,  Wm.  M'Clenalian,  [John 
Connels]dep.  2  aft.  Fri.  rets. Wad. 12  noon 

Cumnock,  Wm.  M'Owen,  (Mrs,  Merrys) 
every  Sat.  dep.  3  aft.  rets.  10  following 
morning.  J.  Ferguson,  from  Mrs.  Hays, 
same  days  and  hours 

DalmeUington,  Thos.  Wallet,  [at  Connel's] 
everj'  Friday,  2  afternoon 

Edinburgh,  George  Finlay  Nelson,  every 
Mon.  dep.  at  3  aft.  rets.  Sat.  12  at  noon 

Glasgow,  Mackie  and  Nesbit,  Green-st.  and 
50,  Stockwell;  Glasgow,  dep.  daily  at  5 
morning,  rets,  at  2  aft.  goods  forwarded 
every  lawful  day,  to  Aberdeen,  Ayr, 
Dundee,  Edinburgh,  Glasgow,  Irvine, 
Kilwinning,  Leith,  London,  Maughline, 
Montrose,  Perth,  Stirling  if  Tolbolton, 
and  by  traders,  from  Glasgow,  to  Liver- 
pool, Dublin,  Belfast,  and  all  parts  of 
the  three  kingdoms 

Glasgow,  J.  Ferguson,  David's-lane,  dep. 
Mon.  and  Thurs.  at  10  at  night,  ret.  Wed- 
and  Sat.  at  2  afternoon 

Greenock  if  Port  Glasgow,  Robt.  Gibson, 
dep.  Mon.  and  Thurs.  at  6  evening,  ret. 
Wed.  and  Saturday,  at  8  evening 

Irvine,  George  Whylock,  (Mrs.  Merry's, 
Croft-sl,  dep.  3  aft.  ret.  10  following  morn. 

Kilmars,  John  Taylor,  (Mr.  Bigby's]  Tue. 
and  Fri.  dep  4  aft.  rets.  11  following 
morning 

Kilwinning,  Stevenson  8f  Saltcoats,  Jas. 
Banks,  (Mrs,  Merry's,  Crofc-st.)  dep,  4 
aft,    rets,  11  following  morning 

Maucline,  Hugh  Nesbit,  [from  Mrs.  Mer- 
ry's, Croft-»t.)  Tue.  and  Fri.  dep.  4  aft. 
ret».  following  moring  at  11 

New  Mills  &f  Gohton,i.  Howie,  (Connels) 
dep.  4  aft.  rets,  at  11,  followiug  morning 

Newton  Stewart,  Michl.  and  Edwd.  Gibson, 
[Mrs.  Hays]  dep.  Fri.  rets.  Wed. 

Paisley,  Geo.  Garvan,  (Black  Bull)  Tues. 

and  Fri.  dep.  4  aft.  rets.  12  noon 
Paisley,  Jas.  Aitken,  (Mrs.  Merry's)  Wed. 
&  Sat.  dep.  r  aft.  rets.  Tue,  &  Fri,  8  even. 


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Stewarton,  J.  Reyburn,  [Mrs,  Merry's, 
Croft-9t.]  every  Fri.  dep,  4  aft.  rets.  11, 
following  morning 

Strathaven,  Robt.  Wilson,  every  Fri,  dep. 
3  aft.  returns  11,  following  morning 

TarboUon,  Andrew  Fisher,  [Mrs.  Merry's, 
Croft-st.]  dep.  4  aft,  returns  11  following 
morning 

Tliornhill  if  Dzim/ries,  Wm.  M'Cowen, 
[Mrs.  Merry's]  every  Saturday,  departs 
2  afternoon,  returns  8  evening 

Troon,  Wm.  White,  New-st.  daily,  dep.  9 
morning,  rets.  8  evening 

Troon,  Wm,   Patterson,  from   Portland-st. 

Waggons  for  goods  and  passengers,  dep.  9 
morning,  rets.  8  evening,  daily  in  sum- 
mer, in  winter  twice  per  week 

Troon,    Robt.    Paton,    from    Portlaud-st. 
Waggon  for  goods  and  Passengers,  dep.  9 
morning,  returns  8  evening,  daily  in  sum- 
mer, in  winter  twice  per  week 
Coaches. 
From  the  Sun  Inn. 

To  Glasgow,  the  Telegraph,  every  day,  at 
9  o'clock,  morning 


To  J[t/r,  the  Telegraph,  every  lawful  day, 
at  half  past  7  evening 

To  Dumfries  &f  Carlisle,  the  Lord  Nelson, 
every  Mon.  Wed.  and  Fri.  at  10  o'clock, 
A.  M,  to  Glasgow,  at  half  past  4  after* 
noon 

From  the  Angel  Inn, 
To  Glasgow,  the  Telegraph,  every  lawful 
day,  at  6,  evening 

To  yiyr,  the  Telegraph  daily,  at  half  past 
10,  A,  M. 

From  the  Torf  Inn. 

To  Glasgow,  a  light  Coach,  every  lawful 
day,  at  8  o'clock,  A.  M. 

To  Paisley,  by  Stewarton,  a  light  Post 
Coach,  every  Tuesday,  Thursday  and 
Saturday,  at  10  o'clock,  A.  M. 

To  Irvine,  a  light  Coach,  every  lawful  day, 
at  8  o'clock,  P.  M. 


KIRKCALDY, 

A.  SEA-PORT  of  Fifeshire,  in  Scotland,  on  the  frith  of  Forth,  about  12  miles  north  of 
Edinburgh  was  erected  into  a  Royal  Burgh  in  the  fifteenth  century,  the  charter  was  ra- 
tified by  Charles  1st  iu  the  year  1644  ;  it  is  governed  by  a  Provost,  Baillies,  and  Council, 
and  is  united  with  Dysart,  Kinghorn  and  Burnt  Island  in  electing  a  member  to  serve  in 
Parliament.  Kirkcaldy  is  by  some  supposed  to  derive  its  name  from  the  Culdees  who  had 
formerly  a  cell  here  ;  it  is  situated  along  the  Sea  coast  and  has  a  considerable  share  of  trade 
and  manufacture,  "rbe  town  consists  chiefly  of  one  long  narrow  wnding  irregular  street, 
along  the  foot  of  a  bank,  with  some  narrow  lanes  on  each  side,  it  contains  many  well 
built  houses  in  the  modern  tase,  here  are  some  considerable  manufactories  of  linen,  such 
as  striped  hollands,  checks  and  ticks  in  which  there  are  from  2  to  300  looms  employed 
in  the  town  and  parish  ;  here  are  likewise  large  tanneries,  aad  some  looms  for  making 
stockings.  Near  the  centre  of  the  town  stands  the  town  house,  having  a  tower  and 
spire,  the  church  is  a  Gothic  building  and  stands  on  an  eminence  at  the  back  of  the  town. 
The  harbour  is  much  improved  of  late,  and  there  are  at  present  a  respectable  number  of 
vessels  belonging  to  the  port.  Among  the  natives  of  Kirkcaldy  are  reckoned  Michael  Scot, 
born  in  the  12th  century  and  celebrated  for  his  knowledge  of  languages,  the  mathematics, 
and  chemistry,  and  Dr,  Adam  Smith  the  celebrated  author  of  the  inquiry  into  the  nature  and 
causes  of  the  wealth  of  nations.  The  population  of  the  town  and  parish  are  about  4000. 
The  fairs  are  held  first  Saturday  in  February,  March,  April,  May,  June,  and  July,  and  the 
last  Wednesday  in  September, 

Post  OflSce,  High-street, — William  Skinner,  Post  Master, — The  north  and  south  mails 
leave  every  morning  about  four  ;  the  east  mail  every  day  at  half  past  twelve 

Officers  of  the  Customs. 

Thomas  Levell,  Surveyor 
George  Miller,  Alexander  Edie,  Land  Wai- 
ters and  Searchers 


Custom  House,  High-st. 
D.  J.  Malcolm,  Collector 
Michael  Beveridge,  Comptroller 


Academy. 

Grammar  School,  Hill-st,  Chas.  Melville, 
Rector 

Bakers. 
Aitken  William,  Links 
Calloway  James,  High-st. 

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Hutchinson  William,  High-st, 
Kinmonth  John,  High-st. 
Meldrum  Thomas,  High-st. 
Padge  David,  High-st. 
Rodger  Robert,  High-st. 
Shaw  Charles,  High-st, 
Shepbard  Johji,  High-st. 


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Banks. 
Bank  of  Scotland  (branch  of) 
Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland,  (branch  of) 

High-st 
Glasgow  Banking  Co.  (branch  of)  High-st. 
Sfvsyne  Janies^  High-st. 

Booksellers  and  Stationers. 

Birrell  Jame^,  High-st. 
Fiord  John,  High-st. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 
Greig  Andrew  and  Son,  Links 
Millar  Thomas,  High-st 
Nairn  Jamec,  High-st. 
*tes$  iilexaiKTer,  High-st.  '^ 
Robertson  James,  High-st. 
Scrimger  William,  High-st* 
Brewers. 
Fergus  Andrew,  Links 
Pearson  David,  Links 

Cabinet  Makers. 
Mitchell  William,  Cowan-st. 
Nicol  Andrew  George,  bjirn-  wynd 

Confectioners^ 
Beveridge  Archibald.  High-st. 
Gould  Thomas,  High-st. 

Coopers. 
Bell  Alexander,  Hill-st. 
Birrell  Alexander  Links 

Cork  Cutters, 
Anderson  Thomas  High-st. 
Younger  Robert,  High-st. 

Druggists,  8fc. 
M'Cready  Margaret,  High-st. 
Watson  George,  High-st. 
Dyers. 
Gray  Philip,  George-burn-wynd 
HeggieJohn,  Linlis 
Rattray  Alexander,  High-st. 

Earthenware,  Sue.  Dealers, 
Methven  .John,  Links 
Wright  tlichard,  High-st. 

Fire  Sfc.  Offices. 
Caledonian,  Aitkcn  and  Morison,  High-st. 
Dundee,  John  Ford,  High-st. 
Fife,  William  Russell,  High-st 
Hercules,  Robert  Stocks,  Links 
North  British,  Arch.  M'Donald,  Nicol-st. 
Sun,  George  Morgan,  High-st. 

Flax  Spinners. 
Arthur  Charles,  High-st. 
Birrel  tlbenezer  and  Son,  Links 
Hendry  James,  Links 
Philips  William  and  Son,  High-st. 
Rutherford  Ebenezer,  High-st. 

Grocers,  8fc. 
Baeston  John,  jun.- High-st. 
Brown  George,  High-st. 
Cairns  James,  High-st. 
Farquharson  William,  High-st. 
Hardie  James,  High-st, 
Hogg  Andrew,  Links 
Malcolm  Francis,  High-st. 
Morgan  David,  jun.  High-st. 
Morton  H«Diyj  Hi{^->t. 


Nicol  James,  jun.  High-st. 
Pottie  James,  High-st, 
Ronald  Thomas,  High-st. 
Rutherford  Isabella,  High-st. 
Scrimger  William,  jun.  High-st. 
Skinner  William,  Higb-st. 
Watt  William,  High-st. 
Wotherspoon  James,  High-st. 

Hatters, 
Crawford  Samuel,  Links 
Graham  George,  High  st. 

Hosiers. 
Heron  Gilbert,  High-st. 
Inglis  John,  High-st. 

Inns. 
Mac  Glashan  Leonard,  High-st. 
Meldrum  William,  High-st. 

Ironmongers^ 
Bowie  Catherine,  High-st. 
Robertson  and  Eraser,  High-st. 
Russell  Alexander,  High-st. 
Russell  Robert,  High-st. 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers  and 
Haberdashers. 
Aitken  and  Morison,  High-st. 
Anderson  William,  High-st, 
Beveridge  and  Dempster,  High-st. 
Ferrier  Alexander,  High-st. 
Grant  Robert,  High-st. 
Greig  John,  High-st. 
Lindsay  and  Adams,  High-st. 
Lockhart  Ninian,  Links 
Malcolm  George,  jun.  High-st. 
Meldrum  John,  High-st. 
Philp  Ann  and  Son,  High-st. 
Rutherford  Ebenezer,  High-st. 
Scotland  M'illiam,  Links 
Simpson  and  Christie,  High-St, 
Tod  John,  Links 
Wemyss  John,  High-st. 

Man  ufaeturers. 
Bogie  James  and  Co.  Links. 
Christie  Thomas,  Nicol-st. 
Dawson  Walter,  High-st. 
Dougall  David  and  Co.  High-st. 
Drysdale  George,  High-st. 
Fergus  John  and  Sons,  High-st. 
Greig  William,  Nicol-st. 
Jamieson  James,  Rose-st, 
Law  David,  Nicol-st. 
M'Donald  Archibald,  Nicol-st. 
Philp  William  and  Son,  High-st. 
Pratt  Robert  and  Son,  Links 
Russell  Robert,  High-st. 
Russell  William  and  Co.  High-st. 
Stocks  Robert  and  Co.  Links 

Meal  Dealers. 
Millar  Henry,  High-st. 
Paton  Michael,  High-st. 
Smith  Robert,  Links 

Saddlers, 
Storer  David,  High-st. 
Thomson  John,  High-st. 
WilliamBon  William,  High-st. 


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Ship  Owners. 

Balfour  Alexander 
Barker  Michael 
Beaveridge  Henry 
Bell  Thomas 
Beveridge  Michael 
Beveridge  George 
Bisset  James 
Coventry  William 
Dempster  Simon 
Dougall  David 
Dougall  George 
Hutcheson  Alexander 
Hutcheson  William 
Machie  Alexander 
Machie  James 
Malcolm  Alexander 
Malcolm  George,  sen. 
Malcolm  George,  jun. 
Malcolm  John 
Meldrum  John 
Miller  John 
Miller  George,  jun. 
Moffatt  William,  sen. 
Oliphant  George 
Oliphant  Henry 
Oliphant  Robert 
Oliphant  Robert,  jun. 
Pratt  David 
Pratt  John 
Russell  Robert 
Russell  William 
Stark  William 
Swan  William 
Swayne  James 
Watt  James 
Wemyss  John 
Williamson  Alexander 
Williamson  James 

Spirit  Dealers. 
Aitken  Hugh,  High-st. 
Cunningham  John,  High-st. 
Heggie  Thomas,  jun.  Links 
Morgan  George,  High-st. 
Thomson  William,  High-st. 

Walker  David,  High-st. 
Williamson  James,  jun.  High-st, 
Surgeons. 

Christie  David,  High-st. 

Law  David,  High-st. 

Tallow  Chandlers, 

Dick  James,  Dishington-wynd 

Paterson  Andrew,  High-st. 


Stewart  William,  Links 
Wilson  John,  High-st. 

Tanners. 
Gregg  Margaret,  Hill-st. 
Landall  David,  High-st. 

Timber  Merchants. 
Balfour  Alexander,  Rose-st. 
Dougall  John,  Tolbooth-st. 
Malcolm  John,  High-st. 

Tobacconists. 
Dobie  David,  High-st. 
Kilgour  George,  High-st. 
Kirk  Robert,  High-st. 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 
Black  James,  Links 
Husband  D.  High-st. 
Law  John,  High-st. 
Leslie  John,  High-st. 
Nimmo  Alexander,  High-st. 

fVriters. 
Baxter  John,  High-st. 
Cooper  James,  High-st. 
Douglas  William 

Ronaldson  James  Smith,  High-st. 
SwajTie  James,  High-st. 
Watson  Alexander,  High-st. 

MISCELLANY. 
Bell  George,  turner,  High-st. 
Bird  Andrew,  painter,  High-st. 
Brown  James,  millwright,  Cowan-st. 
Drysdale  William,  town-clerk,  High-st. 
Fergus  Robert,  corn  miller.  West-mill 
Ferguson  D,  stamp  master  for  linens,High-s 
Gregg  Jas.  &  Robert,  leather  dlrs.  Hig&st. 
Gregg  William,  yarn  bleacher.  West-mill., 
Hunter  William,  wright,  High  st.  ' 

Hutcheson  Peter,  ship-builder,  Shore 
Jack  R.  carver  and  gilder,  High-st. 
I  Kirk  William,  machine  maker,  Coal-wynd 
I  Kirkcaldy  and  Leith  Shipping  Company^ 
George  Heron,  manager.  Shore 
Spears  Thomas,sen,  &  Co.  distillers,  Hfgh-st 
Templeton  William,  yarn  merchant,  Links 

Carrier. 
To  Edinburgh,  Hen.  RaC,  Links,  everyTue 
N.  B.     Goods  forwarded  to  all  parts  of  Scot- 
land, England  or  Ireland. 
Coach. 
From  Meldrum 's  Inn,  High-st. 
To  Dundee  every  lawful  day  at  half-past  ten 
o'clock  in  the  forenoon  from  the  above  Inn, 
and  Mac  Glashan's,  alternately  \ 


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KIRKCUDBRIGHT, 


Ti 


HE  principal  toMTi  of  Stewartry  of  the  same  name,  is  pleasantly  situated  on  the 
east  side  of  the  river  Dee,  6  miles  from  its  mouth.  A  towering  hill  covered  with  a 
fine  plantation  overlooks  the  town.  The  Dee  at  this  place  forms  a  capacious,  safe 
and  well  sheltered  harbour.  At  its  mouth  is  excellent  anchorage,  with  16  feet  at  low 
water.  The  tide  which  in  the  Solway  Frith  is  extremely  powerful,  rises  at  this  port 
about  18  feet  at  Neap,  and  from  30  to  40  feet  at  Spring  Tides.  liittlc  Ross  an  Island 
at  the  distance  of  6  miles  possesses  a  good  harbour.  The  Dee  is  navigable  for  t,wo 
miles  above  Kirkcudbright  to  the  fine  new  bridge  at  Tongueland,  which  is  built  with 


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KIRKCUDBRIGHT. 


one  arch  of  110  feet  span,  and  being  tastefully  ornamented,  forms  a  beautiful  object, 
in  a  most  interesting  landscape.  Tlie  Dee  has  an  excellent  Salmon  Fishery,  of  which 
the  town  of  Kirkcudbright  possesses  one  third  share.  The  Proprietors  of  the  other 
two  shares  are  the  Earl  of  Selkirk  and  Mr.  Murray,  of  Broughton.  It  is  worthy  of 
remark  that  the  right  of  fishing  a  certain  district  of  the  river  to  the  extent  of  about 
3  miles,  is  at  present  rented  at  .fSOO.  per  annum.  The  salmon  which  is  of  excellent 
quality  is  chiefly  sent  to  England.  Kirkcudbright  is  distant  from  Edinburgh  100 
miles,  28  from  Dumfries,  and  about  four  mHes  distant  from  the  Mail  Coach  road  from 
the  latter  place  to  Port  Patrick,  from  which  it  is  distant  about  60  miles.  It  was 
erected  a  Royal  Burgh  in  1443  and  is  governed  by  a  Provost,  2  Baillies,  a  Trea- 
surer, and  13  Coniraon  Council,  here  is  an  elegant  Court  House  and  good  Public 
School  supported  principally  from  the  funds  of  the  Burgh;  also  a  Custom  House 
which  has  under  its  governance  the  Creeks  of  Fleet,  Balcarry  Bay,  and  Urr.  The 
scite  of  the  present  Church  belonging  to  the  Establishment,  was  formerly  occupied  by 
a  monastery  of  Grey  Friars,  founded  in  the  12th  century.  The  Town  appears  to 
have  been  in  former  times  a  place  of  defence,  having  been  surrounded  by  a  wall  and 
ditch.  In  the  vicinity  are  the  remains  of  a  fortification  called  Castle  Dykes.  This 
Burgh  in  conjunction  with  DiimMes,  Annan,  Sanquhar,  and  Lochmaben,  sends  a 
Member  to  Parliament. 

It  is  surmised  that  Kirkcudbright  received  its  present  appellation  from  the  an- 
cient Church  of  St.  Cuthbert,  which  formerly  stood  at  a  short  distance  from  the 
town,  but  the  vestiges  of  which  are  totally  obliterated.  In  the  neighbourhood  are 
the  remains  of  several  Roman  and  Pictish  camps.  St.  Mary's  Isle  the  seat  of  the 
Earl  of  Selkirk,  is  about  one  mile  south  of  the  town.  The  principal  Buildings 
and  institutions  of  note  are  the  Church,  the  new  and  old  County  Gaols,  the  pub- 
lic Si'hool,  the  News  and  Billiard  Rooms,  the  County  Hall,  the  public  Library,  and 
the  Freemasons'  Lodge.  The  principal  manufactures  of  this  place  are  cotton  goods, 
buttons,  nails,  candles,  &c  The  machine  used  at  the  ferry  over  the  Dee  is  worthy 
of  notice,  being  well  adapted  to  its  jjurpose  ;  it  however  wants  the  convenience  of 
steps  at  the  landing  places.  The  Market  days  are  Tuesday  and  Friday.  The  Fairs 
are  the  12th  of  August,  or  Friday  after ;  the  29th  of  September,  or  Friday  after.  The 
population  by  a  recent  census  was  ascertained  to  be  as  follows :  in  the  Burgh 
2458.    In  the  Country  part  743.     Total  3201. 


Post  Office  near  the  Market-Place — Post  Mistress  Mrs.  Ellison,  B^ird. 
The  Letters  from  Edinburgh,  Dumfries,  Port  Patrick,  &c.  arrive  at  7  in  the  Morn- 
ing, and  are  despatched  to  aU  parts  at  3  in  the  afternoon. 


Academies, 
Hope  John,  (com)  Union-st. 
]Vl',Kenzie  William,  (Eng.)  Castle-st. 
Jtf'Miiian  Thomas,  (Latin)  High-st. 

Anchor,  Sfc.  Smiths, 
Anderson  Tho."nas,  High-st. 
Johnston  John,  C^^tle-st. 
Seggie  William,  Hig?:-st. 

Bakers  and  Flour  Dealers,  Sfc. 
Douglas  James,  High-st. 
Hobson  Mary,  Highest. 
M'Kenzie  Duncan,  Castle-st. 
Eae  Samuel,  (and  spirit)  High-st. 

Banks. 
Branch  of  B.  of  Scotl.   William  Mure, 

Esq.  Agent,  High-st. 
John  Napier ,Esq.(oftheGalloway  Bank) 

High-st, 

Booksellers  and  Stationers,  Sfc. 
Gordon  Alex,  (printer  &  binder)  High-st 
M'MillanThos,  (stamp  distr.)  High-st. 
Nicholson  John,    (dealer  in  music  and 

instruments,  and  genuine  Tea,  a  cir- 

cvilating  library,)  High-st. 

Boot  and  Shoemakers. 
Angus  John,  (leather  cutter^  High-st. 
Gray  David,  High-st. 


Henderson  Andrew,  Castle-st. 
Henry  John,  Mill  Bourn 
Hornel  John  and  Sons,  High-st. 
M'Connell  Thos.    St.  Cuthbert's-st. 
M'Courty  William,  Union-st. 
M'Donnell  Alexander,  High-st. 
Milligan  John,  High-st. 

Breweries. 
M'Millan  John,  Millbourn 
Stewart  Archibald  and  Co.  High-st. 

Button  and  Bucklemakers. 
Brydson  John  (&  brass-found.)  High-st. 
Gonrla,y  John  (and  pearl)  High-st. 
M'F'Wing  John,  High-st. 

Cabinet  Makers  and  Joiners. 
Carson  Robert,  High-st. 
Cowan  David,  Castle-st. 
Rae  Adam,  Castle-st. 
Thomson  Robert,  Mill-bourn 

Coopers. 
Anderson  John,  High-st. 
Beattie  Robert,  High-st 
Jamieson  George,  Mill-Bourn. 
M'Dowall  H.  and  Son,  High-st. 

Cotton  Manufacturers. 
Beck  William  and  Sons,  Mill  Bourn 


Kirkcudbright. 


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Dyson  James,  High-st. 

Gourlay  Peter,  High-st. 

M'Caughie  Robert  and  Son,  High-st. 

M'Gown  Robert,  High-st. 

M'Kinzie  John,  (and  linen)  Castle-st. 

Martin  Adam,  High-st. 

Wilson  Thomas  and  Sons,  Mill-bourn. 

Fire,  ^c.  Offices. 
Caledonian,  Robert  Gordon,  High-st. 
Hercules,  William  Mure,  High-st. 

Grocers  and  Spirit  Dealers. 
Armstrong  William,  High-st. 
Brydson  John,  High-st. 
Cavan  James,  High-st. 
Cristale  John,  High-st. 
Douglas  James,  (and  hardware)  High-st. 
Gordon  Mrs.  John,  High-st. 
Gourlay  Peter,  High-st. 
Hannay  John,  High-st. 
Johnston  William,  High-st. 
M'Kinnell  William,  High-st. 
M'Whinnie  Jean,  High-st. 
Mouncey  William,  High-st. 
Sprott  Thomas,  High-st. 
Stevenson  John,  High-st. 
Todd  Samuel,  High-st. 

Hosiers. 
Anderson  Robert,  High-st. 
Cristale  James,  senr.  Castle-st. 
Cristale  James,  junr.  High-st. 
Hart  James,  (manufr.)  High-st. 
Todd  Samuel,  High-st. 

Hotels  and  Inns. 
Kissock  John,  High-st. 
Malcomson  Samuel,  Kings  Arms. 

Ironmongers  and  Hardware  Dealers 

Brydson  John,  High-st. 

Callie  John,  (ship  chandler)  High-st. 

Johnson  William,  High-st. 

Sprott  Thomas,  High-st. 

Merchants  and  Ship  Owners. 

Caig  David,  (S.O.)  Castle-st. 

Erskine  Robert,  (S.  O.)  Castle-st, 

Johnston  and  Douglas,  (S.  O.)  High-st, 

Kirkpatrick  Alex.  (S.  O.)  Castle-st. 

M'Burnie  and  M'Clure,  (S.  O.)  Castle-st 

M'Cleav  John,  (S.  O.)  High-st. 

M'Clune  Thomas,  High-st. 

H'Kinnell  William,  (S.  O.)  High-st. 

M'Knight  Samuel,  jun.  (corn  merchant 
and  S.O.)  High-st. 

M'Michen  and  Erskine,  (S.  O.)  Castle-st 

M'Whinnie  Jean,  (S.  O.)  High-st. 

Morrison  D.  and  T.  (S.  O.)  Union-st. 

Rae  John,  (com.  corn  &  S.  O.)  Tongue- 
land  Bridge. 

Rigg  Jas.  (com.  corn)  Bishopton  Bank. 

Shelley  James,  (S.  O.)  Castle-st. 

Williamson  John  and  Son,  (com.  corn, 
and  S.  O.)  Sypeland. 

Painters. 
Erskine  Robert,  Castle-st. 
Morrison  Thomas,  High-st. 

Physicians,  Surgeons,  ^c. 
Blair  David,  M.  D.  High-st. 


M'Dowall  William,  St.  Cuthbert-st. 
Shand  J.  S.  M.  D.  (and  Provost  of  Kirk- 

cudbright,)  High-st. 
Sharpe  Robert,  llnion-st. 

Ship  Builders  and  Carpenters. 
Caig  David,  Castle-st. 
Grant  Andrew,  High-st. 
Herries  William,  Mill  Bourn. 
Kirkpatrick  Alexander,  Castle-st. 
M'Ewing  Alexander,  St.  Cuthbert-st. 
MillroyJ.  and  P.  High-st. 
Shelley  James,  Castle-st. 

Stone  Masons. 
Ellis  James,  Mill  Bourn 
M'Caughie  J.  &Son,(&  stat.)Mill  Bourn 
M'Millan  William,  Mill  Bourn. 
M'Murray  John,  sen.  Castle-st. 
M'Murray  John,  jun.  Castle-st. 
Milligan  James,  High-st. 
Sharpe  James  and  Brother,  Union-st. 

Slaters. 
Bean  Samuel,  Mill  Bourn 
Clarke  Thomas  and  Son,  Mill  Bonrn 
Clarke  David,  Mill  Bourn. 
M'Intyre  John,  Mill  Bourn. 
M'Intyre  Nicholas,  High-st. 
M'Intyre  James,  High-st. 

Tailors. 
Bigham  John,  Mill  Bourn. 
Gibson  and  Son,  Mill  Bourn. 
Gourlay  Gordon,  Mill  Bourn. 
Kennedy  Alexander,  Mill  Bourn 
M'Kinnell  John  and  Son,  High-st. 
Nairne  Joseph,  Mill  Bourn. 
Thonihon  David,  Mill  Bourn. 
Watson  Edmund,  Mill  Bourn. 

Talloiv  Chandlers. 
Brown  Elizabeth,  Castle-st. 
Mouncey  William,  High-st. 

Taverns  and  Public  Houses. 
Alexander  John,  Castle-st. 
Black  Peter  (plough)  High-st. 
Callie  John,  High-st. 
Cristale  John,  High-st. 
Fenton  William,  High-st. 
Hannay  William,  St.  Cuthbert-st, 
Houston  John,  High-st. 
M'Cleave  John,  High-st. 
Sprott  John,  Main-st. 
Williamson  Thomas,  Mill  Bourn. 

Timber  Merchants. 
M'Call  Samuel,  Castle-st. 
Ranken  James,  St.  Cuthbert-st, 

Watch  Makers, 
Law  William,  (and  Jeweller)  High-st. 
Miller  Archibald,  High-sl. 

Woollen  and  Linen  Drapers  and 
Cloth  Merahants. 
Anderson  Robert,  Hig"h-st. 
Douglas  James,  High-«t 
M'Ciune  Thomas,  Hi  /!]-;,*. 
M'Clymont  William,  lligh-st. 

Writ:ers. 
Burnie James,  High-st. 
Gordon  R.  (Pro  Fisc  al  of  the  Ste.wartry) 
High-st. 


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KIRKCUDBRIGHT. 


M'Caughie  Thomas,  Cas*le-st. 

JH'CleUan  and  Murray,  High-st. 

M^Lellan  David,  (Town  and  Stewartry 
Clerk  Dep.)  Mill  Bourn 

Morrison  David,  Mill  Bourn 

Nairn  John,  Mill  Bourn 

Nairn  John  G.  Union-st. 

Niven  James,  (Clerk  of  Supply,)  High-st 

Skeoch  Anthony,  Union-st. 

Thomson  and  Burnie,  Hia^h-st 
MISCELLANY. 

Burnie  James,  Esq.  [Pro  Fiscal  ofthe 
Jus+ice  Court,]  High-it. 

Carson  Jolin,  turner  in  wood,  High-st. 

Grayson  Cnieb  and  Son,  (Executors  of) 
tanuers.  Mill  Bourn 

Ireland  W.Esq.[S!ieril}substitute]High-s 

Irvine  George,  perfumer,  High-st. 

Jolly  D.  M.  collector  of  customs,  High-st 

M'Ciellan  T.  Esq.  notary  public,  High-st 

M'Dowail  William,  dyer,  Borland 

M'Lellan  David,  Esq.  of  Marks,  comp- 
troller of  the  Customs,  town  clerk,  &, 
depute  Stewart  clerk,  High-st. 

M'KinnellW.earthenware  dealer,High-st 

M'Millan  P.  L.  Esq.  Kirkcudbright  and 
Barwhinnock 

Maxwell  James,  saddler,  High-st. 

Melville  David,  clerk  to  the  Sheriff  of 
the  Stewartry,  High-st. 

Melville  A.  collector  of  Taxes,  High-st. 


Peat  Elizabeth,  confectioner,  Castle-st. 

Rae  S.  wholesale  spirit  dealer,  High-st. 

T'lomson  John,  Esq.  commissary,  jus- 
tice ofthe  peace,  and  clerk  to  the  trus- 
tees ofthe  county  roads. 

Watson  Isaac,  bra?iier,  Mill  Bourn 

Carriers. 

Dumfries — Alexander  Rain,  from  Hous- 
ters.  Main-street,  every  Tuesday  morn- 
ing, at  5,  and  returns  on  Thursday,  at 
4  in  the  afternoon. 

Dumfries — John  Knox,  Main-street,  de- 
parts on  Tuedsay  morning  at  5,  re- 
turns on  Thurs.  at  4  in  the  afternoon. 
Edinburgh — Geo.  Turner,  from  Kis- 
socks,  Main-street,  once  per  fortnight, 
at  5  in  the  afternoon,  on  Fridays. 

Gatehouse — David  Shaw,  from  the  Cross, 
Tuesday,  Thursday,  and  Saturday. — 
arrives,  at  10  in  the  morning,  departs' 
at  4  in  the  afternoon  ofthe  same  days.? 

Glasgow — Thomas  Wallet,  from  Kissocks 
once  per  fortnight,  dep.  at  5  afternoon. 

Glasgow — William  Clenaghan,  from  the 
Cross,  once  per  fortnight,  departs  on 
Wednesday,  at  5  in  the  afternoon. 

The  Christiana  Packet,  to  Liverpool, 
monthly,  apply  to  Mr.  James  Cowan, 
Master,  Maben 


LANARK, 

J\.  Roj'al  Borough,  and  the  County  Town  of  Lanarkshire,  in  Scotland,  is  situated 
about  30  miles  W.  of  Edinburgh,  near  the  left  bank  ofthe  Clyde,  it  is  a  place  of  great 
antiquity,  having  received  its  original  charter  as  early  as  the  reign  of  Alexander  thfc 
1st.  The  government  is  vested  in  a  Provost,  two  Baillies,  a  Dean  of  Guild,  thirteen 
Merchant  Counsellors,  and  seven  Deacons  of  Trades.  The  Town  consists  of  one 
principal  street  which  descends  towards  the  Clyde,  and  live  inferior  ones  branching 
off  from  it  besides  lanes  and  closes.  Many  new  buildings  have  been  added  within  these 
few  years;  the  streets  are  in  general  well  paved  with  whinstone,  and  exhibit,  especially 
near  the  centre  ofthe  town,  a  considerable  degree  of  neatness.  The  first  Assembly 
or  Pai'liameiit  mentioned  in  the  history  of  Scotland,  was  convened  in  this  town  by 
Kenneth  the  2nd.  in  the  year  978.  It  is  also  rendered  remarkable  as  the  scene  ofthe 
firstgreat  military  exploit  ofthe  celebrated  Sir  William  Wallace;  that  patriot  having 
here  commenced  his  glorious  but  unfortunate  career  by  the  dei'eat  and  Death  of  Wil- 
liam de  Heselrig,  or  Hesliope,  the  English  Sheriff  of  Lanarkshire.  We  are  told  th*t 
Wallace  having  married  a  lady  ofthe  name  of  Braidfoot  the  heiress  of  Lamington* 
lived  with  her  privately  at  Lanark  ;  that  while  there,  he  with  a  few  friends  had  a. 
quarrel  and  fray  with  a  party  of  English.  Wallace  being  overpowered,  made  bis" 
escape  to  Cartlane  Craigs,  on  which  the  Sheriff  seized  on  his  wife  and  put  her  tO 
death.  To  revenge  this,  Wallace  and  his  friends  attacked  the  Sheriff  in  the  nighty 
and  killed  him,  with  240  Englishmen.  Bruce  finally  recovered  Lanark  from  the  Eng- 
lish in  1310.  William  Lithgow  the  celebrated  traveller  was  born,  died,  and  was 
buried  in  this  parish.  This  town  unites  with  Linlithgow,  Selkirk  and  Peebles,  in 
sending  one  Member  to  Parliament.  Its  principal  manufactures  are  stockings 
and  shoes  ;  the  population  about  6000  ;  Market  day  Tuesday  ;  Fairs  last  Tuesday 
in  February,  last  Wednesday  in  April,  last  Wednesday  in  May.  O.  S. ;  1st.  and  2rid. 
Tuesday  in  June,  last  Wednesday  in  July,  O.  S.  last  Friday  in  August,  O.  S.  first 
Wednesday  in  November,  O.  S.  and  last  Tuesday  in  December.  r 

Post-Office — Post-master,  Daniel  Murray. — London  Mail  arrives  every  morning  at 
8.  Edinburgh,  Glasgow  and  Hamilton,  every  evening  at  half  past  9,  and  is  dispatcued 
for  all  the  above  places  every  day  at  three.  i^^      .:,:..:   : 


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Agents. 

Dymock  James,  (weaving)  Castle-gate 
Galloway  Robert,  (for  cotton  manufac- 
turers) Welgate  head 
Hislop  Andrew,  (for  cotton  manufac- 
turers) Horse  Market 

Bakers. 
Denholm  John,  Broomgate 
Nimmo  William,  Welgate-st. 
Prentice  and  Fordyce,  High-st. 
Purdie  Thomas,  High-st. 
Reat  James,  Broomgate 
Tindall  David,  Welgate-st 

Booksellers  Sf  Stationers. 
Annan  John,  High-st. 
Robertson  William,  (and  circulating  li- 
brary) Castlegate-st. 

Boot  and  Shoemakers. 
Law  William,  High-st. 
Paul  Alexander,  High-st. 
Rankin  James  and  Son,  High-st. 
Watson  William,  High-st. 
Wilson  James,  Welgate-st.  . 

Brewery. 
Todd  John,  High-st. 
Cotton  Manufacturers  8f  Spinners. 
Owens  Robert  and  Co.  New  Lanark  Mills 

Distillers. 
Gibson  William  and  Co.  Kirk  field 

Grocers  and  Spirit  Dealers. 
Anderson  Robt.  (grocer only) Welgate-st. 
Braidwood  J.  (and  publican)  Welgate-st. 
Brown  James,  West  port 
CunninghamMrs.(groceronly)Welgate-st 
Currie  James,  (grocer  only)  High-st. 
Forrest  John,  High-st. 
Fram  C.  ("grocer  only)  High-st. 
Gibson  George,  (grocer  only)  Welgate-st 
Goold  Hugh,  Welgate-st. 
Greenshields  R.  (grocer  only)  High-st. 
Haddow Thomas,  (grocer  only)  High-st 
Hamilton  Thomas,  (grocer  only)  High-st. 
Hardie  Robert,  (grocer  only)  High-st. 
Laidlav  John,  Welgate-st. 
M'Calf  William,  jun.  High-st. 
Morison  W.  (grocer  only)  Welgate-st. 
Morrison  John,  Welgate-st. 
Morrow  Alex,  (grocer  only)   Castle-gate 
Paterson  D.  (grocer  only)  Broomgate 
Richmond  John,  (grocer  only)  High-st, 
Scott  John,  (grocer  only)  High-st. 
Simpson  William,  Welgate-st. 
Smith  R.  (grocer  only)  Hightownport 
Somerville  Dav.  (grocer  only)  Westport 
Steel  Thomas,  (grocer  only)  Welgate-st 
Steven  William,  (grocer  only)  High-st. 
Watson  Richard,  High-st. 
Wilson  Wm.  (grocer  only)  Welgate-st. 

,  Hosiers. 

Haddow  Archibald,  High-st. 
Nicol  John,  Broomgate 

Inns  (Principal.) 
Buchanan  J,  (commercial)  Wide  Close 


Newbigging  Robert,  (Clydesdale  and  La- 
nark New)  West  port 
Peat  Catharine  (black  bull)  Welgate-st 

Ironmoni(erS- 
Leadbetter,  Thomas,  Welgate-st. 
Paterson  Dimiel,  Bioom,>;ate 
Wilson  George,  West  port 

Linen  Drapers  and  Haberdashers. 
Aitkin  Mrs.  Cross 
Lean  John,  High-st. 
Maiiufact.df  Dealers  in  Cotton  Goods. 
Hutcliison  Robert,  jun.   (check  &.  cot- 
ton, Welgate-st. 

Merchants. 
Brown  James,  West  port 
Hamilton  James,  High-st. 
Hutchison  Rabert,jun.  Welgate-st. 
Hutchison  Robert,  Welgate-st. 
Reid  Daniel,  High-st. 
Watson  Thomas,  High-st. 

Nursery  and  Seedsmen. 
Cree  John,  West  port 
Thomson  James,  High-st. 

Printers  (Letterpress.) 
Borthwick,  W.  M.  and  Co.  Castlegate 

Saddlers. 
Cock  William,  West  port 
Somervill  Archibald,  West  port 

Surgeons. 
Cleland  William,  (diHiggist,)  Cross 
CrirrJe  Thomas,  High-st. 
Fleming  Andrew,  Castlegate 
Somervill  James,  West  port 

Tailors. 
Keith  Wm.  (merchant)  Welgate-st. 
Moffat  T.  and  J.  Welgate-st. 

Taverns  and  Public  Houses. 
Barr  James,  Welgate-st. 
Clarkson  Robert,  High-st. 
Dickson  Thomas,  High-st. 
Gibson  John,  High-st. 
Logan  William,  High-st. 
Martin  William,  (Free  Masons*  Arms 

Welgate-st. 
Muir  John,  (Vintner)  Wide  close 
Mulr  John,  West  port 
Paton  Margaret,  High-st. 
Somervill  G.  West  port 

Tobacconists. 
Adam  Williiim  and  Co.  High-st. 
Flemina:  and  Leadbetter,  Castlegate 
Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 
Lightbody  John,  High-st. 
Lightbody  James,  West  port 
Lyon  Charles,  Castlegate 

Woollen  Drapers. 
Dickson  James,  West  poi't 
Hutchison  Robert,  Welgate-st. 
Lean  John,  High-st. 
Murray  Daniel,  High-st. 
Richmond  John,  West  port. 

Writers. 
Gibson  John,  Welgate-st. 
Heweit  Thomas,  W»st  port 


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LANARK. 


liamb  Jolin,  Welgaie-st. 

Paul  T.  (cfc  Town  Clerk,)  Welgate-st. 

Steel  Robert,  His^b-st. 

MISCELLANY. 

Barr  William,  whitesmith,  gunsmith,  & 

bell-hanger,  West  port 
Brown  J.   brazier  &  tinman,  Westport 
Dawson  G,  earthenware  dealer,  High-st. 
Gibson  George,  builder,  Welgate-st. 
Gibson  C.  and  C.  milliners,  Welgate-st. 


Gillies  Thomas,  leather  cutter  High-st. 
Hutchison  Robert,  provost 
Steel  George,  messenger  at  arms,  High-st 
Swan  J.  wheelwright.  West  port 
Vassie  J.  tanner,  Wide  close.  West  port 
Wilson  John,  joiner,  &c.  High-st. 
Wyber  John,  teacher  of  the  free-school, 

High-st, 
Young  James,  messenger  at  arms,  Wide 
close. 


LINLITHGOW, 

i\  ROYAL  Burgh  and  chief  Town  in  the  county  of  West  Lothian,  to  which  shire  it  gives 
its  name,  consists  of  one  street,  with  a  few  bye  lanes,  it  possesses  a  variety  of  objects  which 
cannot  fail  to  interest  the  attentive  traveller,  and  impress  the  mind  with  an  idea  of  its 
ancient  grandeur.     Amongst  these  are  the  magnificent  ruins   of  its  Royal  Palace,  the 
venerable  Church  adjoining  ;  the  terrace  on   which  both  edifices  are  erected  ;   the  beau- 
tiful Lake  ;   the  lofty  trees,  and  the  plantations  scattered  over  the  pleasure  grounds  of  the 
ancient   palace.     In  the   reign   of  David  I.  Linlithgow,  by  act  of  parliament,  was  consti- 
tuted  one  of  the  principal  burghs   of  the  kingdom.    James  V.  vested  the  government 
thereof,   in  a  Provost,  four  Baillies,  a  Dean  of  Guild,  a  Treasurer,   twelve  Merchant  and 
eight  Trades'  Counsellors.     The  palace,  built  on  the  scite  of  a  Roman  station,   forms  a 
square,  overlooks  a  beautiful  sheet  of  water  to  the  north,  has  been  one  of  the  noblest  re- 
sidences of  royalty  in  Scotland.     In  this  palace,   the  unfortunate  Mary,   Queen  of  Scots 
was  born  on  the  8th  of  December,  1542.     One  of  the  houses  in  this  town  is  pointed  out 
to  strangers  as  the  place  from  whence  the  regent,   Murray,  was  shot,    by  Hamilton  of 
Bothwell-haugh.     Nearly   adjoining   lo  the    palace,  stands  a   church,   dedicated  to  St. 
Michael ;  in  this  church  is  the  seat  formerly  reserved  for  the  kings  of  Scotland,  it  is  a 
noble  piece  of  gothic  architecture,   has   a  fine  tower  steeple  ornamented  with   the  figure 
of  an  imperial  crown.     The  Town  House  is  also  an  elegant  building  erected  in  the  year 
1668,  with  seven  arches,  of  neat  and  fanciful  workmanship  of  cast  iron,   forming  piazzas 
for  public  accommodation,  the  lower  apartments  of  this  building  are  used  as  the  County 
Gaol,  over  which  the  SherifFs  Court  is  held.  Immediately  opposite  to  the  Town  House,  is 
a  fountain   of  singular  and  beautiful  appearance,  founded  on  the  4th  of  June,   1807,   in 
imitation  of  the  Cross  well,  built  in  1620,  it  is  of  a  hexagonal  form,  ascended  by  steps, 
the  water  is  seen  descending  from  the  top  of  the   fountain,  which  is  surmounted  by  a 
unicorn,  holding  a  shield  before  it,   this  stream  of  water  falls  into  a  basin,  from  whence  it 
is  spouted  out  of  the  mouths  of  six  grotesque  figures,  into  a  larger  basin,  whose  sides  are 
curiously  ornamented,  from  whence  it  again  issues  through  the  mouths  of  six  other  imagi- 
nary beings,  into   a  more  capacious  basin,   which  is  surrounded  by  full  length  figures, 
male  and  female,  dressed  in  ancient  costumes  ;  here  all  the  streams  concentrate  themselves, 
pass  unperceived  through  a  pillar,  and  find  egress  through  another  mouth,  in  a  copious 
stream,  from  which  the  inhabitants  are  well  supplied  with  water.  The  whole  of  this  archi- 
tectural curiosity  is  surrounded  by  iron  pallisade  of  light  and  elegant  workmanship.  Num- 
bers of  other  fountains  of  simple  architecture,  are  to  be  met  with  in  the  street.   The  staple 
trade  of  Linlithgow  is  the  tanning  of  leather,  and  making  of  shoes,  it  contains  two  Brew- 
eries, and  in  its  neighbourhood  are  two  Distilleries.     At  little  more  than  a  mile  from  the 
t^wn,  is  the  extensive  concern  of  Messrs.  James  Black  and  Co.  who  carry  on  the  calico 
printing  business,  in  the  most  spirited  manner,  and  have  also  a  bleachfield  and  dye  works. 
The  Union   Canal,   which  is  now  cutting  passes  close  by  the  south  side  of  the  town.   An 
extensive  basin  of  excellent  masonary  oppositejthe  golden  lion,  offers  commodious  accom- 
modation  to  vessels  trading  on  this  canal,   and  a  most  beautiful  aqueduct,  unequalled 
in  the   united  kingdom,  conducts  its   water  over  the  river  Avon,  and  a  deep  and  exten- 
sive valley  ;   it  stands  upon  twelve  arches,  and  adds  much  to  the  beauty  of  the  surrounding 
.scenery.    Linlithgow   enjoys   a   market  on  a  Friday.     Fairs  annually  ;  and,  together  with 
Lanark,  Selkirk  and  Peebles,  returns  a  member  to  the  Imperial  Parliament.  Its  population 
about  2000. 


Post  Office,  High-street.— Walter  Goodlet,  Post  Master— Mail  to  Edinburgh  at  two  ia 
fche  morning,  and  eleven  in  the  forenoon  ;  to  Glasgow  at  half  past  eleven  at  night;  t* 
Stirling  at  eleven  in  the  forenoon  j  bye  post  to  Borro  wstownness  at  fire  in  the  morning> 


and  eleven  in  the  forenoon. 


LINLITHGOW. 


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Bakers. 
Duncan  Henry,  Higb-st. 
Duncan  William,  High-8t. 
Mitchell  James,  High-st. 
Niramo  Robert,  High-st. 
Rule  William,  High-st. 
Smith  James,  Cross 

Booksellers,  Binders,  ^c. 
BellJohn,  HiRh-st. 
Waldie  Alexander,  (&  printer)  Cross 

Boot  and  Shoemakers. 
Callander  David,  Hi^h-st. 
Law  Alexander,  High-st, 
Hastie  Robert,  Kirk-wynd 
Hardie  James,   High-st. 
Mitchell  James,  High-st. 
Spence  Alexander,  High-st. 

Brewers. 
Campbell  Robert,  High-st, 
Dawson  Adam  and  John,  High-st. 
Calico  Printers,  Bleachers  Sf  Dyers. 
Black  James  and  Co.  Avanfield 
Cloth  Merchants  and  Manufacturers, 
Edgar  Andrew,  High-st. 
Hutton  Alexander,  High-st. 
Walker  Thomas,  High-st. 

Coopers, 
Elder  David,  High-st. 
M'Donald  Allan,  High-st, 
Todd  James,  High-st. 
Walker  John  High-st. 

Curriers. 
Aitken  Thomas,  High-st. 
Callander  John,  High-st. 
Law  James,  High-st, 

Distillers, 
Dawson  Adam,  Bonnytown 
Glen  James,  Mains 

Grazier. 
Clarke  Alexander,  Woodcock-daI« 

Grocers, 
Alexander  John,  High-st, 
Brown  Thomas,  High-st. 
Grindeston  Peter,  Cross 
M'AHoy  John,  High-st. 
Wauch  Allan,  High-st. 

Inns. 
Crown,  James  M'Farlane,  West-port. 
Golden  Lion,  Daniel  M'Kenzie,  High-st. 
Three  Crowns,  T.  Whitten,    East-town-end 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers. 
Gardener  William,  High-st. 
Glen  Thomas,  High-st. 

Saddlers. 
Douglas  William,  Higb-st. 
Goodlet  Walter,  High-st. 
Nicol  Thomas,  High-st.  * 

Skinners. 
Boyd  William,  High-st. 
Carlaw  William,  High-st. 

Spirit  Dealers, 
Calder  Alexander,  High-st. 
Douglas  William,  High-st. 
Grant  Robert,  Cross 
27 


Surgeons. 
Baird  Thomas,  Cross 
Lang  John,  High-st. 
Richards  Joseph,  Cross 

Tailors. 
Gardner  William,  High-it. 
Hutton  David,  High-st. 

Tanners, 
Baird  Alexander,  High-st. 
Boyd  Alexander,  High-st. 
Gibbeson  John,  High-st, 
Gibson  John,   (baillie)  High-st. 
Learmonth  Alexander  and  Son,  High-st  . 
M'Elfrish  Andrew,  High-st. 
Neilson  James  and  William,  High-st, 
Speeden  Robert,  High-st. 
Spence  Robert,  High-st. 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers  ^ 

Davie  Christopher,  High-st. 
Johnston  John,  West-port 
Law  William,  High-st. 

Wool  Combers* 
Carlaw  George,  High-st. 
Gibson  John,  High-st. 

Writers  and  Public  Notaries. 
Boyd  John,  (clerk  of  the  peace)  Woodside 
Boyd  John,  jun,  High-st. 
Cunningham  Geo.  sen.  (town's  clerk)  High-st 
Cunningham  William,  High-st. 
Listen  Thomas,  (sheriff's  clerk)High-st. 
Rae  James,  (sub  sheriff)  High-st. 
Roberts  James,  High-st. 
Watson  James,  Bridge-castle 
Watson  James,  jun.  High-st. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 
Adam   Malcolm  and  Co,  tallow  chandlers, 

High-st. 
Bennie  James,  ironmonger,  High-st, 
Donaldson  Alexander,  painter,  High-st. 
Hughes  Thomas,  canal  contractor,  High-st. 
Kilgour&Paterson,paper  makers.  Loch-mill 
Lauder  John,  land  surveyor,  High-st. 
Mitchel  Stephen,  tobacconist,  High-st. 
Stevenson  Alexander,  Dyer,  High-st. 

Carriers  by  Land. 
From  his  house,  High-st.  George  Elmslie, 

to  Boness,  every  Monday 
To  Edinburgh,   James  Anderson,   High-st. 

every  Wednesday  and  Saturday 
To' Edinburgh,  John  Thorn,  High-st.  every 

Wednesday  and  Saturday 
To  Falkirk,  John  Duncan,  High-st.  every 

lawful  day 
To  Glasgow,  A I  exander  Dumbreck,  High-  at 

every  Tuesday 
To    Glasgow,    Thomas  Harvie,     High-st. 

every  'Tuesday 

Coaches, 

The  Royal  Mail  leaves  the  Golden  Lion,every 
morning  at  a  quarter  past  eleven,  for 
JEdinhurgk  and  Stirling  ;  and  for  Glas- 
gow,  at  a  quarter  past  eleven  at  night 

From  the  Crown  Inn,  the  Canal  Coach,  to 
Lock,  No,  16,  on  the  great  canal,  every 
lawful  day,  at  half  past  eleven  in  the 
morn, ;  to  Edinburgh  at  three  ftfternoon 


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MAYBOLE 

Jls  a  small,  but  neat'Market  and  Post  Town  of  Scotland,  situated  on  tlie  road  fiom  Ayr 
to  Girvan,  from  the  former  of  which  it  is  distant  9  miles  and  from  the  latter  12.  Some 
Cotton  Goods  and  Plaidings  are  manufactured  here  and  considerable  quantities  of  Coal 
and  Limestone  are  obtained  in  the  neighboured.  Here  is  one  of  those  ancient  square 
built  and  lofty  Castles  which  frequently  occur  in  this  district.  It  is  in  the  possesion  of  the 
Earl  of  Cassilis  who  is  Superior  of  Maybole.  Here  are  also  the  vestiges  of  a  dilapi- 
dated Collegiate  Church  now  used  as  a  Cemetery,  Cross  Regalia  a  celebrated  ruin,  is 
about  two  miles  from  the  town.  It  was  formerly  an  Abbey,  or  building  appropriated  to 
religious  uses.  The  period  of  its  erection  is  very  remote  ;  a  tradition  prevailing  in  the 
neighboured  that  it  was  built  by  German  artists  at  a  time  when  meal  was  sold  at  one  penny 
per  boll.  It  was  destroyed  at  the  reformation.  Andent  coins  have  frequently  been  found 
in  this  town,  a  large  quantity  of  which  were  recently  discovered  in  very  fine  preservation; 
these  of  course  demonstrate  that  Maybole  is  of  very  ancient  origin.  In  the  neigbbour- 
bood  are  the  ruins  of  Kilhenzie  Castla  formerly  belonging  to  a  branch  of  the  Cassilis 
family  who  where  hereditary  Baillies  of  Carrick.  Not  far  distant  is  the  Heart  Loch. 
Here  are  two  remarkably  fine  springs  of  water,  known  by  the  name  of  St.  Cutbbert's  and 
Well-trees.  Here  is  a  Church  of  the  Establishment,  and  one  of  the  Burghers,  also  a  Court 
House,  and  Toll  Booth,  The  Town  is  governed  by  two  Baillies  and  Council,  a  Town 
Clerk,  Treasurer,  and  Fiscal.  Maybole  has  an  excellent  Parochial  School  in  which  all  the 
branches  of  useful  and  ornamental  learning  are  inculcated.  The  market  is  held  on  a 
Thursday.  The  Fairs  are  the  first  Tuesday  in  February,  O.  S.  ;  the  last  Thursday  in 
April,  O.  S.  ;  the  last  Tuesday  in  July  O,  S.j;  and  the  last  Tuesday  in  October,  O.  S. 
The  population  of  the  town  and  parish  is  about  4000. 

Post  Office,  near  the  Main-st.— Post  Master,  Mr.  Quintin  Jameson. — Mails  to  Ayr, 
Kilmarnock,  Glasgow,  Edinburgh,  and  England  at  8  and  10  at  night ;  to  Girvan  at  4  P. 
M.  and  half  past  11  at  night ;  to  Ireland  by  Port-Patrick  at  half  past  1 1  at  night. 


Academies. 
Hawthorn  Fergus,  Maybole 
Pyper  Wm.  Parochial  School 

Apothecaries  and  Surgeons, 
Logan  and  Goodie,  Maybole 
Train  and  Jamieson,  Maybole 

Architects  and  Builders  <, 
Balfour  Andrew,  Maybole 
M'Clure,  Maybole 
Pollock  and  Jenkinson,  Maybole 

Auctioneers, 
Hannah  Wm.  Maybole 
Roy  James,  Maybole 

Bakers, 
Main  J  as.  Maybole 
Millar  James,  Maybole 
Murray  Wm.  Maybole 

Banker, 
Niven  Wm.  Esq.  partner  of  the  house  of 
Hunter  and  Co.  of  Ayr 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers, 
Baird  Thomas,  Maybole 
Crawford  Hugh,  Maybole 
M'Crindle  Robert,  Maybole 
M'Criudle  James,  Maybole 
M'Crindle  James,  Green-side 
M'Tyre,  May-bole 

Cabinet  Makers  and  Joiners . 
Dick  Quintin,  Maybole 
Haswell  John,  Maybole 
M'Laughlan  Campbell,  Maybole 
Rennie  Thomas,  Maybole 
&paceJobD,  Maybole' 


Coopers. 
Goudie  John,  sen,  Maybole 
Goudie  John,  jun.  Maybole 
M'Kenna  Gilbert,  Maybele 

Corn  Merchants. 
Donnell  James,  Maybole 
Mitchell  Wm.  Maybole 

Earthenware  Dealers. 

Mitchell  Wm.  Maybole 
Underwood  James,  Maybole 

Fire  Office  Agent 
Caledonian,,  Wm.  Niven,  Esq.  Maybole 

Crrocers. 
Baird  Andrew,  Maybole 
Bell  David,  Mayb'ole 
Brackenridge  Rt.  Maybole 
Donald  Elizabeth,  Maybole 
Forsyth  John,  (&  muslin  agent)  Maybole 
Goudie  Wm.  Maybole 
Hamilton  Alexander,  Maybole 
M'llwraith  Andrew,  Maybole 
Mitchell  Wm.  Maybole 
Rennie  Jas.  Maybole 
UndeiTvood  James,  Maybole 
White  Robert,  (&  muslin  agent)  Maybole 

Haberdashers  and  Milliners, 
Dick  M.  and  M,  Maybole 
M'Cubbin  Agnes,  Maybole 

Hotel  and  Inn. 
M'Gregor  Jas,  [King's  Arms]  Maybole 

Plasterers, 
Reid  Wm.  Maybole 
Reid  John,  Maybole 


MiLYBOLE. 


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Saddlers, 
M'Clure  Wm.  Maybole 
Paterson  Robert,  Maybole 
Wilson  Gilbert,  Maybole 

Tailors, 
Alexander  John,  Maybole 
Dick  Wm  &  Sons,  [merchant]  Maybole 
Kennedy  David,  Maybole 
Orr  John,  [merchant]   Maybole 

Taverns  and  Public  Houses, 
Brackenridge  John,  Maybole 
Brownlie  James,  Maybole 
Gibson  Ann,  Maybole 
Girvan  Hugh,  Maybole 
Kennedy  Thomas,  Maybole 
Merry  Joseph,  Maybole 
Pollock  John,  Maybole 
Porteous  John,  Maybole 
Tennant  Charles,  Maybole 

Turners  in  Wood, 
Kerr  Jas.  Maybole 
Alain  James,  Maybole 

Watch  Makers, 
Kennedy  John,  Maybole 
Logan  Thomas,  Maybole 

Wheel  and  Cartwrights 
Hassell  Jolin,  Maybole 
M'Kaill  Wtn.  [&  turner]  Maybole     ' 

Woollen  and  Linen  Drapers, 
Dick  VVm.  and  Son,  Maybole 
Main  Alexander,  Maybole 
Wilson  Walter,  Maybole 


Woollen  and  Cotton  Manufacturers, 

Baird  Andrew,  Maybole 
Brown  David,  Maybole 
Lauson  Andrew,  Maybole 

Writers, 
Andrew  Walter,  Maybole 
Brown  Wm.  Maybole 
Hannah  Wm,  Maybole 

MISCELLANY, 

Brownlie  Jas.  veterinary  surgeon,  Maybole 
Campbell  W.  bookseller  &  binder,  Maybole 
Goudie  John,  Esq.  collector  of  taxes 
Kennedy  Thos,  esq.  coal  merchant,  Dalqu- 

harnen,  Maybole 
M'Jaanet  Jas.  brazier,  &c,  Maybole 
M'Millan  Wm.  slater,  Maybole 
Neil  Janet,  tallow  chandler,  Maybole  _ 
Niven  Wm.  esq.  lime  master.  Kirk-bride 
Niven  Wm.  iron  monger,  Maybole 
Stellie  John,  dyer,  Maybole 

Carriers, 
From  Pollock's  Main-street, 
Jyr,  Thos.  Forsylh,  every  Tuesday  &  Friday 
Glasgow,  Hugh  Dunn,  every  Tuesday 


From  the  Kings  Arms  Main-street. 
A  Diligence  to  Port  Patrick  through   Gir- 
van, Ballantrae,  and  Stranraer,Taesda.Y, 
Thursday  and  Saturday,  at  half  past  8 
morning 


MONTROSE 

J.S  a  Royal  Burgh,  and  gives  the  title  of  Duke  to  the  chief  of  the  noble  family  of 
Graham,  and  it  joins  with  the  city  of  Aberdeen,  Aberbrothick,  Bervie  and  Brechan  iti 
sending  a  member  to  Parliament.  Montrose  is  a  Seaport,  situated  near  the  mouth  of  the 
river  South  Esk,  on  the  great  northern  road,  94  miles  from  Edinburgh.  The  harb  our 
is  formed  by  the  river  and  an  arm  of  the  sea,  and  is  very  commodious  and  convenient,and 
a  safe  retreat  for  all  vessels  that  happen  to  be  near  it  in  tempestuous  weather.  Two 
Light-houses  have  been  lately  erected  at  a  very  great  expence,  but  they  are  a  most 
invaluable  improvement  to  the  harbour,  as  it  enables  vessels  to  take  it  on  the  darkest 
nights.  There  is  also  a  large  house  that  was  built  by  subscription  for  the  praise  worthy 
object  of  receiving  and  recovering,  if  possible,  unfortunate  sufferers  by  shipwreck,  &c. 
which  is  a  most  laudable  establishment.  The  quays  of  this  harbour,  which  have  been  lately 
erected,  are  very  judiciously  planned,  and  built  in  a  most  substantial  manner. 

Montrose  has  enjoyed  the  privilege  of  a  Royal  Burgh  for  upwards  of  600  years,  and  its 
corporation  consists  of  nineteen  members  ;  viz,  a  Provost,  Dean  of  Guild,  three  Baillies, 
Treasurer,  Hospital  Master,  eight  Merchant  Counsellors,  and  four  Counsellors  from  the 
Trades.  The  town  consists  chiefly  of  one  spacious  street,  about  the  centre  of  which  is 
the  Town-hall,  a  plain  neat  building  of  two  stories,  with  an  arcade  below.  The  houses 
in  the  principal  part  of  this  Main  or  High-street  are  handsome,  particularly  the  British 
Linen  Company's  Bank,  which  is  a  great  embellishment.  The  High-street  is  well 
lighted  in  winter  months,  and  the  flagged  pathways  are  kept  in  complete  repair.  There 
are  several  streets  of  minor  importance  which  run  from  the  main  street.  Close  to  the 
town,  in  the  Links,  stands  the  Public  Academy,  a  handsome  erection,  surmounted  by  a 
neat  dome,  and  was  built  purposely  for  this  establishment.  The  Lunatic  Hospital  is  also 
situated  in  the  Links,  and  is  .the  first  institution  of  the  kind  ever  established  in  Scotland ; 
it  was  erected  in  the  year  1779,  and  has  lately  been  considerably  enlarged,  and  receives 
also  the  indigent  sick,  and  is  likewise  a  Dispensary  for  the  relief  of  out-patients.  In 
1785,  a  Public  Library  was  established  in  this  town,  on  a  very  liberal  plan  by  Subscription 


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and  it  sufceeded  so  spiritedly»»that  at  present  it  is  furnished  with  upwards  of  5000  volumes 
ef  well  selected  books.  Th^  shipping  trade  of  Montrose  is  chiefly  in  the  Baltic  and. 
coasting,  except  five  large  vessels  which  are  employed  in  the  whale  fishery.  The  priucipa:! 
manufacture  of  the  town  is  linen,  sheetings,  and  sail  cloth,  which  has  been  carried  on 
extensively,  but  is  now  in  a  very  depressed  state.  The  salmon  and  cod  fishing  and  curing' 
is  a  considerable  branch  of  traffic  in  Montrose ;  last  year  above  40  tons  of  dried,  and  1000 
barrels  of  salted  cod,  were  shipped  for  London  and  elsewhere  from  this  port.  But  the 
most  important  branch  of  the  export  trade  is  corn,  of  which  it  is  supposed  to  exceed  any 
other  port  in  Scotland  in  quantity  shipped.    The  Com  Market  is  held  every  Friday. 

The  situation  of  Montrose  is  flat  and  is  formed  on  a  sandy  peninsula  of  the  German 
Ocean,  the  tide  of  which  and  the  river  flows  and  spreads  itself  into  a  large  basin,  after  it 
passes  the  town,  and  although  of  no  depth,  it  shows  a  great  expanse  of  water  when  the 
tide  flows.  The  Dowtis  or  Links  are  situated  between  the  town  and  the  sea,  and  are  the 
most  extensive  of  any  in  Scotland,  comprehending  a  circuit  of  two  miles,  finely  formed 
by  nature,  for  the  favorite  and  healthful  well  known  Scots  game  of  Golf,  which  is  here 
greatly  practised.  A  fine  handsome  bridge  crosses  the  river  at  the  entrance  of  the  town 
from  the  south,  the  chief  part  of  which  is  wood,  having  a  stone  arch  at  either  extremity, 
the  entire  length  of  this  stupendous  erection  is  700  feet,  crossing  a  deep  and  rapid 
stream.  This  bridge  cost  ,£13,000,  and  is  a  great  ornament  to  a  new  street  that  is 
opened  at  one  end  of  it  which  leads  nearly  to  the  centre  of  the  town. 

The  population  of  Montrose  is  about  8,000  ;  it  is  twelve  miles  north  of  Arbroath,  and 
thirty-seven  south  of  Aberdeen.  The  market  day  is  on  Friday.  There  are  two  yearly 
feirs,  the  first  Friday  after  Martinmas,  and  the  first  Friday  after  Whitsunday. 

Post  Offi(>e,  High-st.— John  Aberdeen,  Post  Master.'— The  Mail  for  Edinborough 
and  the  South  despatched  at  eight  o'clock  every  evening.  To  Aberdeen  and  the  North 
9X  ten  every  evening.  All  Letters  for  the  above  Mails  must  be  put  into  the  Office  previous  to 
a  quarter  before  eight  in  the  evening,  or  pay  6(i.  till  the  Mail  departs  ;  Brechin  letters, 
and  for  the  Western  Tovnis  of  the  County,  and  for  the  South  West  parts  of  the  County  of 
Kincardine,  are  despatched  by  Foot  Posts  at  five  o'clock  every  morning  and  return  at  seven 
in  the  evening. 

Custom  House,  Shore  Wynd. 


James  Poten,  Collector. 
Andrew  Bisset,  Comptroller, 
George  Canning,  Collector's  Clerk, 
John  Milne,  Land  Surveyor. 

Academy, 

Montrose  Public,  Links 

— ; Grammar  Department,  Jas.  Calvert, 

&  John  Webster 

Writing  and  Arithmetic,  Wm.  Beat- 
tie,  and  Jas.  Hay 

English  and  English  Grammar,  Jas. 


David  Nedder,  Tide  Surveyor. 
Thomas   Webster,  Land  Waiter,  and 

Searcher 
James  Beattie,  Land  Waiter  &  Searcher. 


Nowal  and  John  Rintoul 
-Drawing,  Robert  Munro 


Architects  and  Builders. 
Smith  Alexander,  Links 
Smith  Wm.  New-wynd 
TurnbuU  David,  High-st. 

Auctioneers. 

Balfnnr  John,  High-st 
Philp  John,  Shore 
Raw  Alexander,  John-st. 

Bakers, 

Bruce  Alexander,  Castle-st, 
Christie  David,  Shore-wynd 
Gaven  Andrew,  Dummyhaas-wynd 
Guthrie  David,  High-st. 
Guthrie  James,  High-sl. 
Lindsay  James,  Castle-st. 
Lindsay  Peter,  High-st. 
Murray  Chas.  High-st. 
Murray  James,  High-st. 
Napier  George,  Castle-st, 


PilmorWm.  Jligh-st. 
Robertson  Eliaabeth,  High-st. 
Scott  James,  Castle-st, 
White  James,  High-st. 
Watt  William,  High-st. 

Bankers, 

British  Linen  Company's  Bank,  High-st. 
Beattie  and  Dougal,  agents 

Dundee  Union-Bank,  High-st.  John  Brand, 
agent, 

Maberly  John,  Wm.  Jameson,  agt.  Linen- 
works 

Montrose  Bank,  High-st. 

Block  and  Pump  Makers, 
Aitken  William,  Shore 
Connen  James,  Shore 
Matthewson  Jas.  Murray-st. 

Boat  Builder, 
Waddle  J.  W.  Shore 

Booksellers,  and  Stationers, 
Morris  Wm.  High-st. 

Murray  Jane,  High-st.  , 

Smith  John,  (&  publisher)   High-st, 
Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 
Anderson  John,  High-st. 
Dawson  William,  High-st. 
Dawson  Alex.  High-st. 
Henry  Colin,  High-st. 


MOMTRO»£» 


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Jack  William,  High-st 
Low  David,  Higii-st. 
Lyall  and  Mearns,  High-st. 
Pctrie  Alexander,  Castle-st. 
Reid  John,  High-st. 
Sangster  Jas.  Castle-st. 
Smart  David,  High-st. 
Trail  Robert,  Castle-st. 
WilUamsoa  John,  High-st. 
Brewers, 
Alexander  Geo,  Links 
Farquharson  Henry,  Castle-stt 
Potter  James,  Back-st. 

Cabinet  Makers  and  Upholsterers. 
Glen  James,  Castle-st. 
Japp  James,  Back-st. 
Jolly  Jolin,  High-st. 
Smith  William,  High-st. 
Thompson  David,  High-st. 

Confectioners^ 

Caird  Wm.  High-st. 
Henderson  David,  High-st. 
Keiller  Wm.  High-st. 
Watt  James,  High-st. 

Coopers. 
Adam  Alex.  School-wynd 
Ewan  William,  Shore 
Hutchia  Chi-istie,  High-st. 

Druff gists. 
Cragie  Patrick,  High-st. 
Niddrie  David,  High-st. 
Wills  James,  High-st. 

Dyers, 

Adam  Wm.  Dummyhaas-wynd 
Barclay  John,  High-st. 

Earthenware,  Glass  ^  China  Dealers. 
Crawford  James,  Crawford's-close 
Nicoll  John,  High-st. 
Scott  Alex.  High-st, 
Smith  Alex.  High-st. 

Fire  Office  Agents. 
Aberdeen,  Thos.  Dougal,  High-st. 
British,  Wm.  Caird,  High-st. 
Caledonian,  Colin  Alison,  High-st. 
Dundee,  J.  Ainslie,  High-st. 
Globe,  Jas.  Dickson  &  Co.  High-st, 
Hercules,  John  Greig,  High-st. 
London  Assurance,  Patrick  Mason,  High-st. 
North  British,  David  Hill,  Bank 
Norwich  Union,  Jas.  Leighton,  High-st. 

Fish  Curers. 
Cockburn  Alex.  Water-side 
Napier  George,  Water-side 
Purves  David,  Water-side 
Shand  George,  Water-side 

Fishing  Companies. 
Montrose,01d-whale,  G.  Paton,  mangr.  Mall 
Union,  Wm.  Anderson,  manager.  Links 
New  Co.  Back-st.  John  Aberdein,  manager 
*A11  these,  are  Whale  Fishing  Companies. 

Grocers.  ■ 
Ainslie  John,  High-st. 
Anderson  John,  High-st. 
Bridgfoord  George,  High-st. 
Bruce  John,  High-st. 


Clark  James,  High-st. 
Cooper  William,  High-st. 
Gordon  Wm.  &  Co.  High-st. 
Gray  Daniel,  High-st. 
Gray  David,  Hij(h-st. 
Henderson  Catherine,  High-st. 
Henderson  James,  High-st. 
Mather  Alex.  High-st. 
Morton  Alex.  High-st. 
Muckart  David,  High-st. 
Mudie  Robert,  High-st. 
Myers  John,  High-st. 
NicoU  \lex,   High-st. 
Sheret  Alex.  High-st, 
Souter  James,  High-st. 
Thom  Andrew,  High-st. 
Thomson  Alex.  Higb-st. 
Thomson  Wm.  High-st. 
Trail  Thos.  &  Co.  High-st. 

Haberdashers  Sf  Drapers. 
Anderson  Alex.  High-st. 
Buchan  D-  High-st. 
Burnet  Wm.  High-st. 
Christie  James,  High-st. 
Cowrie  Mary,  High-st. 
Findlay  Alex.  &  Co.  High-st. 
Foulerton  Alex.  High-st. 
Kiunear  Wm.  High-st. 
Laurie  Henry,  High-st. 
Smith  John,  High-st. 
Spalding  Alex.  High-st. 
Strachan  James,  High-st. 
Webster  Andrew,  High-st, 
Wyllie  David,  High-st. 

Hatters. 
Anderson  Allan,  High-st. 
Burnett  David,  School-wynd 
Cant  David,  High-st. 
Cant  John,  High-st. 

Jnns. 
Star,  Andrew  Hunter,  High-st. 
King's  Arms  &  Coach  Office,  John  Tweed- 
dale,  High-st. 

Itonmongers  &  Tinplate  Workers, 
Blair  F.  P.  High-st, 
Blair  George,  High-st. 
Dickson  Jas.  &  Co.  High-st. 
Millar  Thos.  Hjgh-st, 
Middleton  Wm.  Hijjh-st. 

Jevoellers. 
Glenny  John,  High-.st, 
Lumsden  Benjamin,  New-wynd 
Mills  Wm.  High-st. 

Joiners. 
Aitken  Jobn,  Shore- wynd 
Gordon  James,  Shore 
Mills  James,  Shore 
Muckart  David,  Back-lane 
TurnbuU  David,  Hiijh-st. 

Manufacturers. 
Aberdein  John,  Back-st. 
Barclay  John,  Port 
Bisset  Jas.  &  Co.  Back-st. 
Buchan  David,  New-wynd 
Burnett  Wm,  8s  Geo.  Cobh's-park 
Gray  Thos.  Cobb's-park 

Kinnear  David,  High-st. 


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Mill  David,  North-links 
Paterson  Alex.  Links 
Paton  Geo.  &  Co.  Ross-park 
Petrie  John,  New-wynd 
Taylor  George,  High-st. 

Meal  Dealers, 
Adam  Anthony,  High-st. 
Brand  John,  High-st. 
Gilroy  Alex.  Castle-st. 
Johnson  John,  High-st. 
M'Pherson  James,  High-st. 
Petrie  John,  High-st. 
Reid  James,  New-wynd 
Strachan  Wm.  Higlvst. 
Valentine  Jas.  Castle-st. 

3Ierchants. 
Aberdein  and  Gordon,  High-st. 
Anderson  Wm.  Links 
Barclay  John,  jun.  High-st. 
Beattie  and  Dougal,  High-st. 
Dickson  and  Austine,  High-st. 
Dorwnod  John  and  Wm.  High-st. 
Gray  Thomas,  High-st. 
Green  Edward,  Links 
Kinnear  David,  High-st. 
Maberly  Stephen,  Links 
Mason  Pat>'ick,  [corn]  High-st. 
Millar  Robt.  jun.  High-st. 
Paton  John  and  George,  High-st, 
Shand  Wm.   (corn)    High-st. 
Smart  Wm.  &  Alex.  (&  corn  factors}  High-st. 

Painters,  House  Sf  Ship, 
Falkner  J.  High-st. 
Mearns  George,  Castle-st. 
Napier  Alex,  Back-st. 
Napier  Robert,  Back-st. 
Nichol  John,  High-st. 

Printer's,    Letter-Press. 
Smith  and  Hill,  (&  publishers  of  Montrose 

Chronicle,  Friday)    High-st. 
Watt  Jas.  (&  publisher  of  Montrose  Review, 

Friday)  High-st. 

Rope  and  Sail  Makers. 
Kinnear,  Barclay  and  Fauldy,  Faulds 
Stevenson  and  Fraser,  Links 
Saddlers. 
Bell  Andrew,  High-st. 
'Smith  William,  High-st. 

Ship  Builders, 

Birnie  James,  Shore 
Brown  John,  Shore 
Dickie  Thomas,  Shore 
Strachan  Robert,  Shore 

Ship  Chandlers. 

Johnstone  Alexander,  Shore-wynd 
MeSrns  Alexander,  Shore-wynd 

Ship  Owners. 
Aberdein  John,  High-st. 
Anderson  Caleb,  High-st. 
Anderson  Peter,  High-st. 
Anderson  William,  Links 
Balfour  George,  New-road 
Barclay  John,  Quay 
Bertie  Robert,  Quay 
Birnie  John,  New-road 


Birnie  James,  Shor« 
Brand  Alexander,  New-road 
Brand  James,  New-road 
Brown  Alexander,  Water-side 
Brown  John,  Shore 
Brydon  Martin,  High-st. 
Buchanan  John,  North- water-bridge 
_  Burn  Alexander,  Quay 
Burn  S.  Shore 
Clark  James,  High-st. 
Cowie  William,  Quay 
Dickie  Thomas,  Water-side 
Doru'ood  John  and  William,  High-st. 
Green  Edward,  Links 
Gibb  Robert,  Quay 
Hill  David,  Bank 
Hodge  William,  New-road 
Hutcheon  George,  Quay 
Kinnear  David,  High-st. 
Lergie  David,  John's-haven 
Low  David,  High-st. 
Mearns  Andrew,  Quay 
Mearns  David,  Quay 
Mearns  Robert,  Shore 
Millar  Robert,  High-st. 
Murray  David,  New- road 
Pert  William,  Quay 
Renny  Thomas,  Links 
Ritchie  iohn.  Quay 
Robertson  Patrick,  High-st. 
Scott  John,  Quay 
Simpson  David,  Quay 
Spence  Hercules,  Quay 
Strachan  Robert,  Water-side 
Trail  William,  Quay 
Watt  Christian,  Quay 
Williamson  Alexander,  High-st. 
Young  Alexander,   Links 
Young  John,  High-st. 

Ski7iners. 
Pilmor  James,  Dummyhaas-wynd 
Small  George,  High-st. 

Soap  Boilers. 

Allan  Alexander,  High-st. 
Ainslie  John  and  Co.  Back-st. 
Crawford  George,  Links 

Spirit  Dealers. 
Allan  Alexander,  Shore 
Anderson  John,  High-st. 
Beattie  William,  High-st, 
Bruce  James,  High-st. 
Duncan  Alexander,  Castle-st. 
Fitchet  John,  High-st. 
Gillie  James,  High-st. 
Gray  Robert,  Shore 
Ley  Thomas,  High-st. 
Lindsay  Thomas,  High-st. 
Mc  Lagan  James,  Castle-st. 
Mathewson  James,  High-st. 
Robertson  Robert,  Castle-st. 
Shand  George,  Shore 
Smith  Robert,  Castle-st. 

Starch  Manufacturers. 
Ainslie  John  and  Co.  Back-sands 
Milne  David  and  Co.  Links 


MONTROSE. 


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Surgeons. 
Alexander  David,  High-st. 
Crabb  Robert,  High-st. 
Cwiigie  Patrick,  High-st. 
Niddrie  David,  High-st. 
Wills  James,  High-st. 

Tailors. 
Allan  Thomas,  High-st. 
Anderson  William,  High-st. 
Christie  Alexander,  New-wynd 
Copeland  James  and  Son,  High-st. 
Gibson  D.  High-st. 
Menzie  (Jharles,  High-st. 
Owen  Andrew,  High-st. 
Renny  William,  High-st. 
Rodger  William,  High-st. 
Ross  Hugh,  High-st. 
Ruxton  William,  High-st. 
Stewart  James,  High-st. 
Thomson  David,  High-st. 

Tallow  Chandlers, 
Allan  Alexander,  High-st, 
Fleeman  Mark,  New-wynd 

Tobacconists^ 

Ferguson  John,  High-st. 

Gordon  William  and  Co.  High-st. 

Pirie  Andrew,  High-st. 

Thomson  Alexander,  High-st. 

Whyte  Patrick,  High-st. 

Publicans. 

Anderson  James,  High-st. 

Andrews  David,  High-st. 

Black  William,  Shore-wynd 

Catanaeh  Alexander,  New-wj'nd 

Fraser  James,  High-  st. 

Hickton  Henry,  New-wynd 

Hill  John,  High-st. 

Meams  Margaret,  Shore 

Millar  Charles,  Castle-st. 

Paton  Catharine,  Bain's-wynd 

Rait  William,  Shore 

Reid  Margaret,  Shore 

Scott  Robert,  High-st. 

Shuttleworth  Henry,  Castle-st. 

Smith  William,  High-st. 

Watch  and  Clodk  Makers. 
Alison  John,  High-st. 
Adamson  Charles,  High-st. 
Barclay  Thomas,  High-st. 
King  David,  Castle-st. 
Ross  William,  High-st. 
Walker  James,  High-st. 

Wine  Merchants 
Beattie  and  Dougal,  High-st. 
Gray  Thomas,  High-st. 
Sharp  William,  High-st. 

Woollen  Drapers. 
Beattie  John  and  Co.  High-st. 
Dorwood  Wm.  and  John  High-st. 


Petrie  John  and  Son,  High-st. 
Smith  and  Bertie,  High-st. 
Taylor  George,  High-st. 

Writers. 

Alison  Colin,  High-st. 

Beattie  George,  High  st. 

Brown  John,  Hio^h-st. 

Bruce  Chas.  Binny's-wynd 

Bumes  James,  Binny's-wynd 

Clarke  Robert,  High-st, 

Davidson  Anthony,  High-st. 

Greig  and  Bumess,  High-st. 

Ijeighton  James,  High-st. 

Thomson  Chas.  and  Alexander,  High-st. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Aberdein  and  Gordon,  flax  spinners,  Cobb's 

Park. 
Brown  John,  Agent  for  Lord's,  High-st. 
Crawford  M'^illiam  and  Co.  tanners.    Links 
Donaldson  WiUiam,  Hosier,  High-st. 
Dow  James,  Manager  of  Montrose  Foundry, 

Links 
Duke  and  Alexander,     yarn     merchants, 

Kirkyard 
Glegg  David,  coppersmith,  High-st. 
Gray  Andrew,  perfumer,  High-st. 
Innes  Alexander,    umbrella    manufacturer. 

High-st. 
M'Gregor  .'ohn,  flax  dresser,  High-st. 
Maberly  Stephen,  Linen  Works,  Back-town 
Napier  and  Co.  milliners,  High-st. 
Robertson  John,  bookbinder,  Shore-wynd 
Shepherd  George,  seedsman,  High-st. 
Smith  James,  cork  cutter,  High-st. 
Smith  Robert,  yarn  merchant,  High-st. 
Souter  James,  flax  spinnei-,  New-wynd 
Strachan  J.  dress-maker,  High-st. 
Stewart  Elizabeth,  glove  dealer,  High-st. 
Trail  Robert,  surveyor  of  taxes,  High-st. 
Watson  James,  basket  maker,  Castle-st. 
Webster  Alex,  riddle  maker,  &c.  High  st. 

Carriers , 
Aberdeen,  D.  Smart,Mills.  of  Rosey  Tuesdays 
Jberdeen,  Alex.  Duncan,  New-wynd,  Thurs. 
Aberdeen,  Alex.  Findlay,  Kind's  Arms  Inn, 

Saturdays 
Arbroath,    Wm.  Emsley,   Back-st.    Tues. 

Thurs,  and  Sat, 
Dundee,  John  Robertson,  Town-head,  Mon. 
Dundee,  Chas.  Wood,  Cobbs-park,  Monday 

Coaches. 

The  Mail  to  Edinburgh  at  eight  every 
night,  from  James  Bertram's,  Ferry-st. 

The  Mail  to  Aberdeen  at  ten  every  night, 
from  John  Tweeddale's,  Star  Inn,  High-st. 

Also  the  Coburgh  to  Edinburgh  at 
tivelve  forenoon,  and  the  same  to  Aber- 
detn  at  two  aftemson,  every  lawful  day 


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NEWTON  STEWART, 

feOME  time  since  called,  Newton  Douglas,  a  Burgh  of  Barony  is  a  small  Market  and 
Post  Town  of  Wigtounshire,  on  the  Post  road  from  Dumfries  to  Port-Patrick, 
8  miles  from  Wiprtoun,  16  from  Glenluce,  26  from  Stramaer  and  28  from 
Dumfries.  A  considerable  quantity  of  Cotton  Goods  for  the  Glasgow  market  were  for- 
merly manufactured  here;  but  which  branch  has  been  entirely  withdrawn,  nor  has  any 
other  been  subtituted,  so  that  thetown  has  very  little  trade  except  those  branches  commoD 
to  all  towns.  Here  is  an  extensive  Brewery,  Tan- Work ,  and  two  Com  Mills,  and  a 
branch  of  the  British  Linen  Co's,  Bank  not  long  since  removed  from  Wigtoun,  A  Lead 
Mine  was  worked  for  some  time  in  this  neighbourhood,  but  without  ultimate  success. 
Newton  Stewart  is  pleasantly  situated  on  the  river  Cree,  which  a  few  miles  lower  down 
empties  itself  into  Wigtoun  I3ay.  Minnipnff  is  connected  with  Newton  Stewart  by  a  very 
fine  bridge  of  four  arches.  The  government  of  the  town  is  vested  exclusively  in  the 
Mapistrat«s.  The  Town  Hall  is  a  remarkable  object  in  this  place,  being  ornamented  with 
a  lofty  spire.  Here  is  a  Church  of  the  Establishment ;  one  of  Relief  and  one  of  M'Mil- 
lan's.  There  is  also  a  Town  Hall  and  JusticcjConrt  in  Minnigaff.  The  market  is  held 
on  Wednesdays. 

Post  Office,  Main-st. — Post  Master,  John  Paterton. — Mail  to   Edinburgh   and  Dum- 
fries at  half  past  two  afternoon  ;  to  Port-Patrick  and  Ireland  at  five  morning. 


Academies, 
Copeland  J.  Parochiiil  School,  Minnigaff 
Martin  John,  Teacher  Parochial  School 

Apothecaries  and  Surgeons. 
Black  Jiimes,  Main-st. 
Smith  Charles,  Main-st. 
Thomson  Wm.  Main-st. 

Bakers,  ^c, 
Birkmyre  Thomas,  Mirmigaff 
Kelly  Alexander,  Main-st. 
Smith  Morrison,  Main-st. 
Bank, 
British  Linen  Co.  Wm.  M'Caa,  esq.  ag«nt 

Booksellers  and  Binders. 
M'Nairn  Joseph,  Main-st. 
Paterson  John,  [sub.  dis.  of  stamps  and 
agent  for  Scotch  and  English  Papers]  Post 
Office,  Main-st. 
Thomson  J.  R.  Main-st. 

Boot  and  Shoemakers, 
Aitken  John,  Main-st. 
Duncan  Rt.  [&  spi.  dlr.]  Mfdn-st. 
Glover  John,  Main-st, 
M'Cutcheon  John,  Main-st. 
Brewery, 
M'Laurin  Jas.  Newton  Stewart  Brewery 

Cabinet  Makers, 
Kennedy  Wm.  [&  upholsterer]  Main-st. 
M'GufFog  Alexander,  Main-st. 
M 'Murray  Robert,  Main-sti 
Wallace  John,  Main-st. 

Cariwrights, 
Bell  John,  Main-st. 
Dewar  James,  Main-st. 
Smith  Walter,  Main-st. 
Corn  Sf  Flour  Merchants  Sf  Millers, 
Bell  James,  [miller]  Townhead 
M'Dowall  Rt.  Garliss  mills 
Murray  Wm.  Minnigaff  mills 

Curriers, 
Gibson  Hugh,  Main-st. 
Saul  Ale.xaader,  Maia-st, 


Dyers, 
M'ClearyM.  Minnigaff 
Sloane  John,  Minnigaff 

Fire  Office  Agents. 
Caledonian,  Jas.  M'Laurin,  Brewerjr 
Hercules,  Wra.  Dill  &Son,  Main-st, 

Glass  and  China  Dealers, 
Kellie  Margaret,  [&  tea]  Maiu-st, 
Scott  Ann,  Main-st. 

Grocers  Sf  Spirit  Dealers,  ^-c. 
Adam  Wm.  Main-st. 
Aitken  James,  Main-st. 
Brown  Wm.  Main-st. 
Bryde  James,  Main*st. 
Cowan  Hujfh,  [and  flour]  Main-st. 
Hannay  John,  Main-st. 
Milligan  Andrew,  Main-st, 
Scott  Ann,  Main-st. 
Summers  Elizabeth,  Main-st, 
Tait  James,  Maio-st. 
Thomson  Wm.  Main-st. 
Wallace  John.  Main-st. 

Haberdashers. 
M'Lewrig  Rt.  Main-st. 
M'Millan  Basil,   [drugs  &  fishing  tackle] 

Main-st. 
Summers  Elizabeth,  Main-st. 
Hardware  Merchants  and  Dealers. 
Glover  E,  [merchant]  Maiu-st. 
Gray  Thomas,  [dealer]  Main-st, 
M'Millan  Basil,  Main-st. 
Porter  James,  [dealer]  Main-st. 

Hosiers. 
Brown  Wm.  Main-st. 
M'Neil  Wm.  Townhead 

Ironmongers. 
Gray  Thomas,  Main-st. 
Thomson  Wm.  Main-st. 

Leather  Merchants  and  Cutters, 
Glover  J.  [merchant]  Main-st. 
Milligin  Andrew,  [cutter]  Main-st, 
Salisbury  Matthew,  [cutter]  Main-st. 


NEWTON    STEWART. 


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Merchants. 
Glover  J,  f  general)  Main-st. 
iVlilligan  Andren',  Main-st, 

Nursery  and  Seedsmen, 
Mitchell  John,  Main-st. 
Spark  Robert.  Main-st, 

Painters. 
Allan  Maxwell,  Minigaff 
Milligan  \Vm,  Main-st.  > 

Tailors^ 
Armstrong  Rt.  Main-st, 
Milligan  Andrew,  Main-SR, 
Paterson  Jas.  Main-st. 

Tanners. 
Cowan  &  Sinclair,  Minigaff 
Drajruan  John,  &  Co,  Main-st. 

Taverns  and  Public  Houses. 
Campbell  George,  Main-st. 
Gordon  James,  Main-st, 
Hunter  Wm.  Main-st. 
Laird  David,  Main-st. 
M'Connochie  Samuel,  Main-st. 
Murdoch  Wm .  Main-st. 
Sloan  Jean,  (galloway  arms)  Main-st. 
Tail  Andrew,  Cree-bridge 

Ttirners  in  Wood. 
M'Dowall  Samuel,  Bridge-end 
M'Geoch  Alex,  and  Son,  Main-st. 

Woollen  and  Linen  Drapers, 
Carson  JameS,  Main-st. 
Hughes  Peter,  Main-st. 
M'Millan  Basil,  Main-st. 
_M'Nish  David,  Main-st, 

Writers, 
FuUarton  Nathaniel,  Esq.  Magistrate 


Dill  Wm.  and  Sou,  (justice  clerks)  Main-st. 

Douglas  John,  Main-st. 

Good  Wm.  Main-st. 

M'Millan  Wm.  (justice  clerk)  MinigafF 

MISCELLANY. 

Beck  Jas,  hatter  and  flour  dealer,  Maln-st, 

Boyd  Edw.  esq.  magistrate,  Martin-hail 

Geddes  Wm.  cooper,  Main-st 

GJover  J.  timber  merchant,  Main-st. 

Jamieson  Jas.  watch  maker,  Main-st. 

M'Dowall  Samuel,  stone  mason,  Main-st. 

M'Nairn  Joseph,  brazier,  &c.  Mam-st. 

Maxwell  Sir  J.  H.  Kerraughtry 

Millikin  Andrew,  coal  merchant,  Main-st. 

Murray  Wm.  saddler,  Main-st. 

Neilson  Jn.  architect  and  builder,  Main-st. 

Sloan  John,  woollen  manufacturer,  Penk>. 
hill-mills 

Stewart  Hon.  Montgomery,  magistrate, Cros- 
by-place 

Tait  Jas.  wine  &  spi.  merch.  Main-st. 
Carric7-s. 

Dumfries,  John  Gilkison.  departs  Monday 
at  two  afternoon  ;  ret.  four  Fri.  afternoon. 

To  ffl,gtoim,  Saturday,  twelve  at  noon 

Edi>ibu7sh,Joseph  Bennock,  departs  Mon- 
day at  two  afternoon,  returns  Wednesday 
eight  days  after 

Glasgoiu,  M.  &  E.  Gibson  every  Monday  at 
two  afternoon 

Stranraer,  Jn,  Agnew,  every  Monday  at 
ten  and  Thursday  at  eight  morning^,  ret. 
Wednesday  and  Saturday  at  ten  night. 

Coaches. 
From  the  Galloway  Aimis," 
The  Mail   to  Dumfries,  at  half  past  two 
afternoon.  To  Pori-patrich  at  five  in  th.« 
morning 


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PAISLEY 

Is  a  considerable  Market  and  Manufacturing  Town  in  Renfrewshire  ;  8  miles  from  Glasgow,, 
16  from  Greenock,  and  52  from  Edinburgh  ;  divided  by  the  river  White  Cart  into  the  Old 
and  New  Town,  over  which  there  are  three  bridges  ;  the  Old  Town,  on  the  west  bank  of 
the  river,  occujiies  an  extent  of  about  a  mile  square  ;  the  New  Town  and  Abbey,  on  the 
opposite  side,  is  very  extensive,  iii  1160  a  Monastery  was  founded  here  for  Clunine  Monks  : 
the  Chancel  of  the  Abbey  Church  is  all  that  bow  remains  of  it.  The  Town-House,  called 
the  Cross,  is  an  elegant  building  of  cut  stone,  with  a  lofty  spire,  in  which  is  a  public  clock, 
and  were  delinquents  are  at  present  confined  ;  but  an  extensive  Gaol  is  now  erecting  on 
the  bank  of  the  river,  and,  when  finished,  will  supersede  the  Town-House  as  a  place  of 
confinement. — Paisley  is  advantageously  situated  for  trade  ;  which,  previously  to  the  year 
1760,  was  confined  to  coai-se  linens  and  handkerchiefs ;  at  that  period  the  manufacture 
of  lawns  and  gauze  were  introduced,  and  with  such  complete  success,  as  to  entirely  destroy 
this  branch  of  business  amongst  the  Spitalfields  weavers  :  time  has,  however,  witnessed 
■]a  decline  therein,  but  those  of  muslin,  thread,  and  cotton,  by  their  astonishing  increase, 
!iiave  more  than  compensated  the  loss.  Here  are  several  Distilleries,  Breweries,  and  Tanne- 
ries, also  numerous  Blcachfields,  Cotton  Mills,  and  a  large  Calico  Print  Works,  all  situate  oa 
the  Leveran  Water,  in  the  immediate  neighbourhood  of  Neilston  and  Barr  Head,  which 
Sive  employment  to  many  thousands  of  men,  women  and  children.  Here  are  likewise  Manu- 
lai  tcirers  of  Tapes,  and  some  of  Ribbons;  and  at  Nitshill,  oa  the  Leveran  Water,  js  a  most. 
«;s-'nsive   Allum  and  Copperas  Works,  spiritedly  cafried  on  bv  John  Wilson  and  Son. -' 


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PAISLEY. 


Paisley  is  most  advantageously  , situated  for  inland  navigation,  an  excellent  Canal,  run- 
ning from  hence  to  the  flourishing  city  of  Glasgow,  free  from  locks  ;  but  at  a  short  distance 
from  Paisley,  is  carried  over  the  River  Cart  by  means  of  an  Aqueduct,  beautifully  arna- 
niented  on  each  side  with  iron  pallisades.  The  streets  are  in  general  wide,  well  paved,  and 
lighted  with  lamps.  In  an  elevated  situation,  presenting  a  beautiful  and  lofty  spire,  is  the 
High  Church,  near  to  which  is  a  Graraiuar  School,  of  recent  erection.  Near  to  the  High 
Church  is  a  Chapel,  in  which  divine  servicf  is  performed  in  the  Gaelic  tongue,  besides 
which,  and  the  High  Church,  tliere  are  seven  others  of  diiierent  denominatiops  ;  also  one 
Methodist  Chapel,  one  Baptist,  on;-  Roman  Catholic,  one  Independent,  an^  one  for  the 
Anabaptists.  Amongst  the  Piilslic  Institutions  are  a  Town  Hospital,  Dispensary  and  House 
of  Recovery,  Hutcheson's  Charity  School,  Paisley  Sabbath  and  wcek-d»y  Evening  School" 
Society,  Catholic  School  Society,  Female  Bible  Society,  Female  Beneiolent  Society,  Aux- 
iliary Bible  Society,  Missionary  Society  to  the  Highlands  and  Islands  of  Scotland,  Society 
for  Educating  Deaf  and  Dumb  Children,  Humane  Society,  Trades  Library,  Philosophical 
Institution,  Theological  Library,  Provident  Bank,  Subscription  Library,  and  Coffee  Rooms. 
In  the  centre  of  Gauze-street,  is  an  elegant  Inn,  erected  hy  the  Marquiss  of  Abercorn. 
Attached  to  the  Flesh  Market  is  a  small  Market  for  the  sale  of  Fish.  The  River  Cart  is  of 
the  greatest  service  to  numerous  dyers  and  others,  turning  several  mills,  &c.-;  near  tO; 
one  of  which  is  a  most  picturesque  Waterfall.— Paisley  is  a  Burgh,  governed  by  a  Provost 
and  other  Magistrates.  Its  JMarket  day  is  Thursday ;  its  Fairs  are  held  on  the  third  Thuis- 
days  in  February  and  May,  and  the  second  Thursdays  in  August  and  November;  and  its 
Inhabitants  exceed  40,000. 

Post-Office,  88,  Moss-street.— Alexander  Kerr,  Post  Master. Mail  to  Glasgow  and 

Edinbmgh  at  five  o'clock  in  the  morning.  The  letters  to  be  put  in  the  OiBce  before  ten  the 
preceding  night  ;  to  Glasgow  with  the  West  of  England,  London,  and  Foreign  Mails  ;  half- 
past  twelve  at  noon  ;  to  Glasgow,  Edinburgh,  North  of  Scotland  and  Ireland  ;  at  sis  o'clock 
in  the  afternoon  ;  to  Renfrew,  Johnstone,  Beith  and  Dairy  every  forenoon. 


Agents. 

Alexander  Gavin,  (commission)  Seed-hills 
Campbell  Daniel,  (shawl)  164,  Causeyside 
Coates  George,  (commission)  24,  New  st. 
Lochhead  and  Alexander,  (commission)  24, 

Causeyside 
Russell  John,  32,  Gauze-st. 
Smith  Robert,  31,  Gauze-st. 
Whyte  Matb.,  (commissson)  21,  Causeyside 

Auctioneers. 
Hart  William,  112,  High-st. 
Hope  James,  6,  Lawn-st. 
Spence  Thomas,  72,  Moss-st. 

Bakers, .  Sfc. 
Bailie  John,  24,  Gauze-st. 
Bain  John,  98,  High-st. 
Calderwood  Thomas,  239,  High-st. 
Chalmers  Thomas,  32,  Wellmeadow-st. 
C^halmers  AVilliam,  Geoi^e-st. 
Cook  James,  92,  High-st. 
Cowan  Alexander,  160,  Causeyside 
Davidson  Alexander,  77,  Moss-st. 
Donaldson  Isabella,   113,  High-st. 
Douglas  A.  9,  Moncrieif-st.  ^ 

Dunbar  David,  2,  Orr-str^et 
Glen  Thomas,  46,  Broomland-st. 
Gilmour  William,  109,  Causeyside 
Gillies  David,  155,  Causeyside 
Gillies  John,  25,  Wellmeadow-st. 
Henderson  John,  74,  New  Sneddou-st. 
Honeyman  James,  40,  High-st, 
Howie  John,  3,  Silk-st. 
Jackson  John,   15,  Broomland-street 
Kerr  John,  22,  Gordon-lane 
Long  Joseph,  75,  High-street 


Lorn  James,  102,  Broomland-st. 
Lorn  Alexander,  61,  Moss-street 
Mc'Farlane  William,  209,  High-st. 
Mc'Neilledge  Peter,  53,  High-street 
Martin  James,   13,  Oldsmith  Hills 
Muir  Robert,  94,  Moss-st. 
Norrie  Thomas,   10,  Storie-st. 
Sim  Simeon,  69,  Moss-st. 
Sinclair  John,  34,  Moss-st. 
Spowart  Robert,   143,  Causeyside 
Stevenson  James,  6,  Silk-st. 
Taylor  Joseph,  30,  Ferguslre 
TurnbuU  James,  Broomland-st. 
Wardrope  Thomas,  32,  New  Sneddon-st. 
Wilkie  David,  27,  Broomland-st. 
Wilson  Thomas,  16,  Sandholes 

Bankers. 
Paisley  Bank,  1,  Cotton-st. 
Union  Bank,   1 ,  Gauze.st. 

Bleachers. 
Adam  John,   Collirulee 
Pell  and  Mutrie,  High  ArthverUefieli     ■ 
,Black  Margaret,  Ferenese 
'Bowie  John,   Waterside 
Campbell  Mary,-  Lone  End 
Cochran  John,  Kirhton  Field 
Cochran  Alexander,  Kirktoti  Field 
Craig  John,  Spring  Bank 
Craig  John  and  Sons,  Lowtisdale 
Cunningham  James  and  Son,  West  Arthwlie 
Fisher  John,  Carriage-hill-field 
Gibb  John,  Lin  side. 
Hamilton  Adam  &  Sons,  Hair  Craigs  and 

Black  Mill. 
Lowndes  William  and  James  and  Co.,  Ar- 

tluirlie  Barr  Head 


PAISLEY. 


219 


Mc.  Game,  Jolm,  Sneddon-st. 
Monteith  and  Hill,  Chapel  Field 
MuirA.  andR.,   GlenHeld 
Pollock  and  Nicol,   Gateside  Field 
Robinson  Ross,  Midficld 
Robinson  William,  Fo.rburgk 
Sawers  Peter,  Nether  Kirkfield 
Smith  and  Campbell,  Arthurlie  Field 
Smith  John,  Darnly 

Bookbinders. 
'Condie  James,  87,  Moss-street 
Low  Wlliam,  26",  Hia;h-street 

Booksellers,  Stationers,  ^'c. 
Auld  Thomas,  8,  Moss-st. 
Cricliton  Hugh,  3,  High-street 
Curthbertsou  Gavin,  i),  ]\Ioss-st. 
Dick  Robert  and  Son,  242,  High-st. 
Lawrence  John,  jiihr.   1,  Lawn-st. 
Logan  James,  C9,  High-st. 
Weir  John,  25b',  High-st. 
Wilson  Joiin,  60,  Well  Rleadow-st. 
Boot  and  Shoe-Makers. 
Aitkin  William,   14,  Castle-st. 
Anderson  James,  49,  Well  Meadow-st. 
Bain  Alexander,  8,  Dyers-wynd. 
Baxter  Alexander,   11,  Oldsmith-hills 
Beaton  W  illiam,   1,  Leigh  Kirk-lane 
Bell  William,  2,  Ferguslie 
Brodie  John,  78,  Broomland-st. 
Caldwell  William,   12,  New  Sneddon-st. 
Carswell,  Duncan  and  Co.,  7,  High-st. 
Christilaid  William,  Well  Meadow-st. 
Cowan  Alexander,  24,  George-st. 
Craig  John,   18,  New  Sneddon-st. 
Currie  D.  49,  Moss-st. 
Donaldson  John,   George-st. 
Gait  William  and  Co.  19,  Oldsmlth  Hill 
Gardner  Robert,   1G4,  High-st. 
I^ang  William,  3,  Broomland-st. 
Leslie  John,  3,  Cotton-st. 
Livingston  James,   143,  High-st. 
Mc'AusIand  Alexander  and  Son,  31,  High-st. 
Mc'Farlane  James,  7,  Moss-st. 
Mc'Fee  Daniel,  68,  Broomland-st. 
jMc'Killop  Campbell,  2."),  Causeyside 
]\Ic'jMillan,Altxander,  55,  High-st. 
Mair  John,  4,  High-st. 
Mitchell  James,  233,  High-st. 
Mitchell  James,  jun.  &,  Co.  75,  BroomlanJ-st 
Mitchell  John,  28,  Well  Meadow-st. 
Mitchell  VVilliam,  81,  Broomland-st. 
Mitchell  John,  42,  Well-meadow-st, 
Morris  John,  271,  High-st. 
Nivin  'John,   126,  High-st. 
Pullar  D.  and  Co.  149,  Causeyside 
Rankin  James,  9,  St.  Jlirren's-st. 
Scott  John,  3,  Lawn-st. 
Small  Henry,  33,  Glcn-st. 
Smith  W  illiam,  262,  High-st. 
Snodgrass  Samuel,  4,  Broomlapd-st. 
Stewart  William,  21,  St.  Mirren's-st. 
Stillie  George,  168,  High-st. 
Taylor  John,  216,  High-st. 
Wark  Alexander,  205,  High-st. 
Brass  Founders. 
Steven  John,  4,  St.  Jainesst. 


Vt'ilson  John,  23,  Jloss-st. 
Brcircrics. 
Chep  James  and  Co.   13,  Saw-hill 
Mc'Farlane  James  and  Co.  5,  Lady-lane 

Brush  Manufacturers. 
Mc'Gregdr  David,  176,  High-st. 
Paton  J.  and    Co.    (and  bellows  and  riddle 

makers)  210,'  High-st. 
Sanderson  James  and  Co.  77,  High-st. 

Cabinet  Makers,  Sj'c. 
Agnew  John,  72,  High-st. 
Hunter  John,  243,  High-st. 
i\Ic'(iueen  Alexander,   10,  Barclay-st, 
Minto  Thomas,  131,   Causeyside 
Wilson  William,  (and  joiner,)  35,  Causeyside 

Callenderci'S  or  Cloth  Lappers. 
Aikman  Edward,   168,  Causeyside 
Dunnett  Francis,  22,  Causeyside 
Gillies  William  and  Co.  162,  Causeyside 
Henry  James,   16,  Causeyside 
Murray  David,  St.  Mirreu's-st.  , 

Cartwrights. 
Aitkin  Robert,   18,  George-st. 
Arneil  John,  4,  Burn-row 
Clark,  Duncan  and  Co.  Cross-flats 
Hume  and  Holms,  7,  Abbey-close 
Lochhart  John,  Well-meadow-st. 
Coal  Merchants. 
ErskineJohn,   11,  Maxwellton 
Ferrier  Charles,  5,  Love-st. 
Pat)n  Thomas,  52,  Canal-st. 
Wilson  John  and  Sons,  llurlet 
Wilkie  Archibald,  27,  George-st 

Commission  Warehouses. 

Brown  William,  Barclay-st. 

Brown  William,  jun.  and  Co.   12,  Causeyside 

Graham  and  Dick,   1,  Newsmith-hill 

Guthiie  James,  32,  Gauzc-st. 

Lamb  James,  (muslin  &  shawl)  18,  Causeyside 

Mc'Pherson  John,  32,  Causeyside 
Confectioners. 

Cook  James,  92,  High-st. 

Davidson  Jane,  232,  High-st. 

Davidson  James,  24,  Moss-st. 

Mc'Lerie  Jane,  73,  High-st. 

M'addle  Alexander,   12,  Moss-st. 

Coopers. 
Armour  J.  and  R.    122,  High-st. 

Goudie  William,  115,  High-st. 

Graham  William,   156,  Causeyside 
Mc'Naught  and  Leishman,   158,  High-st. 
Patterson  John,  226,  High-st. 
Somerville  John,  228,  High-st. 
Stevenson  Robert,  5,  Broomland-st. 
Thomson  William,  14,  Oldsmith-hill. 
Walker  John,  84,  Moss-st. 
Whyte  Alexander,  150,  High-st. 

Corn  and  Grain  Dealers. 
Craig  Robert,  67,  High-st. 
J^razer  George,  Bridge-st. 
Mc'Kechnie  William,  203,  High-st. 
Reid  Robert,  28,  Well-meadow-st. 
Copperas  and  Allum  Manufacturers 
Wiisou  John  and  Sops,  Nitshill  Works 


220 


PAISLEY. 


Cotton  Spinners. 
Airsflon  John,  Broadly-mill,  Neilslon 
Birkniyre  William,   103,  High-st. 
Buchanan,  Stuart  and  Locke,  west  Arthurlee 
Buchanan  James,   12,  New-st. 
Carlile  AVilliam,  62,  New  Sneddon-st. 
Dunlop,  James  and  Co.   Gate-side 
Graham  John,  Ferenese-mill 
King  William,  Lone  End 
Orr  James,  Croft-head-mill 
Orr  John,  jun.  and  Co.  Underwood-mill 
Pollock  N.  and  P.  Newton-st.  mill 
Bobertson  William,   1,  Maxwellton 
Robertson  Matthew,  3,  George-st. 
Stewart  Dunlop  and  Co.  Levcrn-mill 
Twigg  Joseph,  jun.  New  Sneddon-st. 
Cotton  Yarn  Mercliants. 
Barclay  and  Pollock,   12,  Causeyside 
Mc'Kerrell  Fulton,  2,  Southcroft-st. 
Mc'Gavin  James,    20,    Causeyside,    &  32, 

Glcn-st. 
Mc'Lean  William  and  Co.  4,  Lillies-wynd 
Mather  William,  5,  Orchard-st. 
Moody  and  Wallace',  31,  Gauze-st. 
Pollock  Alexander,  6,  Kirk-lane 
Stow  William  and  Son,   175,  Causeyside 
Thomson  David  and  Co.  26,  Moss-st. 

Cork  Cutters. 
Fleming  Andrew  and  Co.  29,  High-st. 
Robertson  and  Smith,  Dyers-wynd 
Cutlers. 

Gardner  Thomas,  218,  High-st. 
Henderson  John,  Orr-st. 

DistHlers. 

Menzies  Robert,  29,  Well-st. 

Menzies  James,  Saw-hill 

Druggists. 

Barr  Archibald,  17,  High-st. 

Browning  Gavin,  21,  High-st. 

Craig  John,   187,  High-st. 

Craig  Robert,   158,   Causeyside 

Hector  Robert,  83,  High-st. 

Hendry  Robert,  33,  Broomland-st. 

Macalister  John,  172,  Causeyside 

Nivin  John,  41,  Well-mcadow-st. 

Wallace  John,   1,  Old&mith-hills 
JDycrs. 

Barr  Andrew,  12,  Newsmith-hill 

Caldwell  Roijert,  5,  Newsmith-hill 

Lang  Malcolm,  11,  Dyers-wynd 

Mc'Gregor  Farquharson  &  Co.Seedhillrbridge 

Moffat  William,  9,  Newsmith-hill 

Rea  John,  25,  Sneddoi\-bridge 

Boy  AVilliam  and  R.  &  Co.  8,  St.  Mirrens-st. 

Scroggie  and  Gilchrist,  56,  New  Sneddon-st. 

Strang  John,  Saw-hill 

Traill  David,  1,  Waterbrac-st. 
Flour  Lashers. 

Brown  William,  144,   Causeyside 

Campbell  Archibald,   157,   Causeyside 

Cochran  William,  4,  Brown's-lane 

Hill  James,  26,  Orcbard-st.^ 

Parker  James,  112,  Causeyside 

Paterson  Jolin,  5,  Causeyside 

Smith  Alexander,  142,  Causeyside 


Stewart  William,  128,  Causeyside  ^ 

Wilson  Robert,  53,  Causeyside 
Young  James,  138,  Causeyside 

Fire  Offices. 
Albion,  James  Brown,  5,  Moss-st. 
British,  Robert  Patison,   140,  High-st. 
Dundee,  David  Wallace,  31,  Gauze  st. 
Eagle,  John  Kerr,  8,  Causeyside 
Edinburgh,  Alexander  Gardner,  1,  Cotton-st, 
Globe,  AVilliam  Macalaster,  20,   Causeyside 
Hercules,  Alexander  Robinson,  38,  High-st. 
Hope,  William  Gififeu,    Canal  OfBcc,  Pais- 
ley Wharf 
Imperial,  John  Macalister,  28,  Gauze-st. 
North  British,  Ninian  Hodgert,  1,  Gaiiza-st, 
Phoenix,  Andrew  Wright,  29,  Causeyside 
Sun,  Thomas  Auld,  8,  Moss-st. 
Gardeners,  Sfc. 
Douglas  Alexander,  76,  High-st. 
Dowie  David,  196,  High-st. 
Dudgeon  John,  274,  High-st. 
Duncan  Archibald,  Hope  Temple,  Love-st. 
Ferguson  John,  Underwood 
Gowan  Thomas,  3,  St.  Mirren's-st, 
Hill  John,  22,  Back  Sneddon 
Knox  John,  Towing-path 
Miller  Andrew,  132,  Causeyside 
Renfrew  Thomas,  Muslin-st. 

Glass,  China  Sf  Stone  Ware  Dealers. 
Fleming  Alexander  and  Co.  5,  Lillies-wynd. 
Greatbatch  John,   19,  Oldsmith-hills 
Mc'Intyre  John  and  Co.  18,  Oldsmith-hills 
Robinson  James,  17,  Well-meadow-st. 
Ross  Hugh,  100,  Moss-st. 
Rowley  Josiah,  High-st. 
Williamson  James,  192,  High-st. 

Glaziers,  Sfc. 
Boyd  John,  60,  High-st.' 
Camming  Thomas,   12,  Gauze-st. 
Gilmour  Peter,   (and  wright)  172,  High-st. 
Leitch  John,  2,  Silk-st. 

Grocers  and  Spirit  Dealers. 
Adam  Matthew,  16,  Maxwellton-st. 
Adam  Robert,  22,  Storie-st. 
Adam  Thomas,  17,  Orchard-st. 
Allan  Edward,   16,  Saw-hill 
Alexander  William,  Sandholes-st. 
Allison  Robert,  20,  Gauze-st. 
Anderson  James,  24,  Love-st. 
Anderson  M.  and  J.  263,  High-st. 
Auchaucloss  Thomas,  112,  Causeyside 
Bachop  James,   1,  East-croft-st. 
Bankhead  William,  26,  South-croft-st. 
Barr  John,  165,  Well-meadow-st. 
ISarr  George,  George-st, 
Barrie  Andrew  and  Son,  20,  High-st. 
Barrie  Thomas,  87,  Broomland-st, 
Biggar  John,   171,  High-st. 
Bisket  Robert,   169,  High-st. 
Blair  William,  24,  BroOmland-st, 
Blair  John,  51,  Well-meadow-st. 
Boyd  William,   129,  Causeyside 
Boyd  Robert,  Carriage-hill 
Brisbane  William,  23,  Gauze-st. 
Brown  Alexander,  48,  Well-meadow-st, 


PAISLEY. 


221 


Brown  Joliii,  2.'^,  Qucen-st. 
Bryson  John,   154,  Causeysidc 
Buchanan  James,  6,  Old  Smith-hills 
Buclianan  Michael,  52,  Storie-st. 
Callander  James,  46,   Causeyside 
Caldwell  John,  20,  Lawn-st. 
Cameron  Angus,  Causeyside 
Cameron  John,  141,  Causeyside 
Campbell  Robert,  54,   Causeyside 
Campbell  George,  9,  School-wynd 
Campbell  IMary,  27,  Gien-st. 
Carmichael  V/illiani,  8,  Gauze-st. 
Chirrey  William,  35,  Broomland-st. 
Chalmers  Tarbet,  31,  Maxwellton 
Clark  John,  89,  Moss-st. 
Clark  Adam,   19,  Lawn-st. 
Clark  A.  1 ,  New-st. 

Coats  Jarvis  and  Son,  38,  Broomland-st. 
Collins  Thomas,  47,  Storie-st. 
Crawford  Matthew,  9,   Cotton-st. 
Currie  Adam,   10,  Buck  Sncddon-st. 
Dalrymple  James,  lOj  Moss  st. 
Davidson  James,  31,  Threiul-st. 
Davidson  Matthew,  22,  Broomland-st. 
Davies  John,   15,  Cotton-st. 
Dickie  John,   18,  Queen-st. 
Dow  Robert  and  Co.  131,  High-st. 
Dunbar  William,  7,  IMoncrieff-st. 
Duncan  George,  62,  BrooiuUmd-st. 
Dunlop  Robert,   146,  Causeyside 
Eagleisim  Thomas,   131,  Causeyside 
Feichnie  John,  23,  Orchard-st. 
Ferguson  Patrick,  221,  High-st. 
Fleming  Henry,  Seed-hill 
Fleming  James,   123,  High-st. 
Fleming  Robert,   14,  Gauze-st. 
Fisher  Hugh,  25,  Storie-st. 
Fowler  James,  145,  High-st. 
Fraser  James,  Well-meadow-st. 
Fraser  Alexander,  27,  Causeyside 
Fulton  John,  22,  Maxwellton 
Fulton  James,  65,  Broomland-st. 
Gardner  James ,  27,  Orchard-st. 
Gemmell  James  and  Son,  97,  High-st. 
Gilmour  James,  9,  Storie 
GilmourJohn,  104,  Causeyside 
Goudie  Moses,  17,  New  Sneddon-st. 
Hamilton  Janet,  267,  High-st. 
Hamilton  James,   10,  Canal-st. 
Hart  John,  4,  Lawn-st. 
Hart  Thomas,  Williamsburgh 
Henderson  George,  9,  Gauze-st. 
Henry  Robert.,  67,  New  Sneddon-st. 
Houston  John,  18,  Lawn-st. 
Hutchinson  Thomas,   114,  High-st. 
Jaap  James,  5,  New-st. 
Jack  John,  64,  Storie-st. 
Jack  Peter,  36,  New-st. 
Jaffrey  William,   11,  Broomland-st. 
Johnston  John,  23,  Well-nieadow-st. 
Kerr  Andrew,  30,  Cotton-st.- 
Keir  Daniel,  8,   Castle-st. 
Kersall  Thomas,  80,  Broomland-st. 
Laird  Alexander,  9,  Lawn-st. 
Lanlbie  Andrew,  Canal-st. 
Lang  William,  84,  High-st. 


Law  James  and  C«.  Back-row 
Lawrence  John,   12,  Oldsmith-Mlls 
Leckie  Alexaude;-,   127,  High-st. 
Limburn  Hugh,   18,  New-st. 
Lochhead  John  and  .Son,  23,   Causeysi(^ 
Lyall  William  and  Co.  2^3,  High-si. 
Lyle  Alexander,  25,  Orchaid-st. 
Mc'Crea  Hugh,  Williamsburgh 
Mo'Douald  John,  75,  Moss-st. 
Mc'Gregor  Peter.   1,  Glen-st. 
Mc'Kenzie,  Colin,  68,  Storie-st. 
Mc'Lellan  Hugh,   10,  Newsmith-hill 
Mc'Pherson  Duncan,  4,  MoncriefF-st. 
Mc'Whinnie,  Robert,  78,  High-st. 
Miller  James.  13,  Abbey-close 
I\iiller  Matthew,  59,  New  Sneddon 
Muir  James,  54,  Well-meadow-st. 
Nairn  Alexander,   125,  High-st. 
Nairn  .John,  10,  Gauze  st. 
Neilson  John  and  Son,   12,  High-st. 
Neils»n  John,   10,  Abb?y-st. 
Paton  Brycc,  37,  Well-meadow-st. 
Paton  John,   1,  Fcrguslie-st. 
Patisoa  Tliomas,  6,  Fcrguslie-st. 
Paton  John,  32,  Broomland-st. 
Ritchie  William,   19,  Cotton-st. 
Robertson  Alexander,  4 1 ,  Storie-st. 
Robertson  Daniel,   1,  New-smith-hill 
Rodger  James,  26,  lU.ixwellton-st. 
Russell  John,  30,   Causeyside 
Simpson  Robert,  76,  New  Sneddon 
Sloan  Janu-s,  34,  Orchard-st. 
Smith  John,   100,  Broomland-st. 
Smith  John,  26,  New-street 
Smith  George,   13,  New  Sneddon 
Smith  Robert,  32,  Broomland-st. 
Smith  Robert,  21,  Moss-st. 
Speir  Robert,   15,  Saw-hill 
Stevenson  John,   14,  Moss-st. 
Stevenson  John,  50,  Broomland-st. 
Stewart  Allan,  6,  West-croft-st. 
Stewart  Matthew,  3,  Back  Sncddon-st. 
Taylor  George,   19,  Moss-st. 
Taylor  Matthew,   14,  High-st. 
Taylor  Robert,  24,  Thread-st. 
Thomson  David,  70  &  208,  High-st. 
Thomson  Robert,  Broomland-st. 
Thomson  Robert,  38,  Causeyside 
Wardrope  Daniel,  26,  George-st. 
Waterson  Robert,  20,  Old  Sneddon-st. 
V\'atson  Robert,  20,  Broomland-st. 
Watt  James,  4,  Silk-st. 
\Vills  James,  22,  George-st. 
Wilson  James,  Ferguslie-st. 
Wilson  James,  33,  St.  Mirren's-st. 
Wilson  John,   184,  High-st. 
Wilson  John  41,  Moss  st. 
Wilson  John,  33,  Causeyside 
Wilson  Robert,  63,  Well-moadow-st. 
Wylie  Watthew,  23,  MaxweI!ton-st. 
Yuill  William,  19,  George-st. 
Gitnsmit/is. 
Findlcy  John,  34,  New-st. 
Martin  Alexander,   182,  High-st. 

Haberdashers. 
Brough  Peter,  231,  High-st. 


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PAISLEY. 


Glen  Ellen,  159,  Causeyside 
Graham  Edward,   102,  High-st. 
Henderson  John,  11,  High-st. 
Houston  John,  36,  Well-meadow-st. 
Jackson  James,  10,  High-st. 
Lymburn  John  and  Son,  37,  High-st. 
Mr/Dougal  John,  243,  High-st. 
Mc'Neil  Margaret,  Broomland-st. 
Mc' Walter  Alexander,  111,  High-st. 
Miller  James,  155,  High-st. 

Hnir  Dressers. 
Chalmers  John,  91,  High-st. 
Craig  Wilson,  St.  Mirren's-st. 
Forrester  Peter,  8,  Oldsmith-hills 
Laird  William,  153,  Causeyside 
Mc'Kell  Thomas,  225,  High-st. 
Shirland  William,  199,  High-st, 
Wright  Thomas,  217,  High-st. 

Hatters. 
Bryson  John,  9,  New-st. 
Robertson  William,  183,  High-st. 
Sinclair  Archibald,  227,  High-st. 
Sinclair  Daniel,  99,  Moss-st. 
Hosiers. 
Brown  James,  65,  High-st. 
Brown  James,  98,  Broomland-st. 
Symington  William  and  Son,  261,  High-st. 

Inns. 
Commercial,  Charles  Boyle,  155,  High-st. 
Kenfrewsliire  Tontine  Inn,  Robert  Wilson, 

,22,  Gauze -St. 
Saracen's  Head,  Thomas  Tyrie,  150,  High-st. 

Iron  Founders. 
Motherwell  John,  North-croft-st. 
Thomson  William  &  Co.  68,  New  Sneddon-st. 

Ironmongers. 
Cunningham  Daniel,  23,  High.st. 
Cunningham  John,  71,  High-st. 
Dick  "William,  85,  High-st. 
Lawson  William,  2,  High-st. 
Liddell  William,  6,  Old-bridge 
Mc'Gibbon,  John,  269,  High-st, 
Motherwell   John,   North-croft-st.  (and  nail 

maker,  Thread-st) 
Whyte  John,  258,  High-st. 

Land  Surveyors. 
Gilroy  Charles,  27,  New-st. 
Fatison  William,  141,  High-st, 
Yuill  A.  7,  Incle-st. 

Leather  Sellers. 
Bullock  James,  8,  Storie-st. 
Thomson  Thomas,  190,  High-st. 
Thompson  Joseph,  24,  St.  Mirren's-st. 
Telfcr  James,  1,  High-st. 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers. 
Buchanan  Walter,  59,  High-st. 
Galbreath  John,  43,  High-st. 
Gemnu'll  Francis,  20,  Oldsmith-hills 
Glen  William,  81,  High-st. 
Hart  John,  19,  High-st. 
Jackson  Matthew,  1,  Old-bridge 
Kerr  Alexander,  36,  High-st. 
King  Allan,  247,  High-st. 
King  Thomas,  265,  High-st. 
Laird  Andrew  and  Son,  266,  High-st. 


Mc'Grigor  Duncan,  240,  High-st, 
lAIc'Wafter  Ann,  235,  High-st, 
Mair  William,  260,  High-st. 
Muir  John,  101,  Moss-st. 
Murdoch  George,  268,  High-st. 
Paton  Alexander,  7-1,  Broomland-st. 
Paton  William,  and  Co.  253,  High-st. 
Philips  Robert,  25,  High-st. 
Stewart  Archibald,  244,  High-st. 
Tait  William,  52,  High-st. 
Wright  Malcolm,  27,  High-st. 

Manufacturers    of  Plaid,  Muslin, 
and  Shawls. 

Armour  John,  23,  Thread-st. 

Auchincloss  John,  19,   Causeyside 

Bain  David  and  Son,  30,  Orchard-st. 

Ballantine  James,   10,  Barclay-st. 

Baird  Charles,  George-st. 

Barclay  John  and  Co.  11,  Abbey-close 

Barclay  J.  and  1\L  169,  Causeyside 

Barr  John  and  Co.  1,  Causeyside 

Barton  James,  2,  Moncrieft-st. 

Beckett  William,  Barclay-st. 

Biggar  John  and  Son,  30,  Orchard-st. 

Biggar  and  Love,  34,  Orchard-st. 

Blair  and  Adam,   169,   Causeyside 

Bissland  William  and  Co.  26,  High-st. 

Bonnor  William,  31,  Glen-st. 

Boyd  John  and  Co.  Barclay-st. 

Boyd  and  Jamieson,  9,   Causeyside 

Boyd  William  and  Son,  7,  Orchard-st. 

Bowie  Henry  and  Sons,  31,  Orchard-st. 

Brakenridge  Andrew,   158,  Causeyside 

Brown,   Sharps  and  Co.  4,  Shuttle-st. 

Brown  Hugh,  George-st. 

Brown  William,  34,   Causeyside 

Burns  William,   150,  Causeyside 

Caldwell  and  Crawford,  20,  Causeyside 

Campbell  Charles,   13,  Barclay-st. 

Carlile  William  and  Co.  49,  Old  Sneddon 

Carswell  I.  and  F.   1,  New  Sneddon-st. 

Carsweli,  Walter  and  George,  51,  Moss-st, 

Carswell  Robert,  jun.  20,  Causeyside 

Clark  William,   175,   Causeyside 

Coats  James,   188,  High-st. 

Coats  Thomas,   16,   Causeyside 

Cook  Robert,   152,  Causeyside 

Cook  James,  12,  Causeyside 

Cook  Thomas,  35,   Causeyside 

Craig  John,  Barclay-st, 

Crawford  Alexander,  165,  Causeyside 

Crawford  Andrew,  26,  Mossst. 

Crawford  John,  32,  Causej'side 

Davics  Edward,  23,  Newton-st. 

Dick  David,  4,  School-wynd 

Dougal  D.  and  Son,  17,  New-st. 

Drumniond  James,  20,  Storie-st. 

Farquharson  Robert  &  Co.  34,  St.  Mirren's-st. 

Fergus  John,  2,  Gauze-st. 

Findlays,  Mc'Mayne  and  Co.  2,  Orchard-st. 

Fleming  John,  45,  High-st. 

Forbes  James,   17,   Love  st. 

Fulton  William  &  Sons,  47,  Maxwellton 

Fulton  Thomas,   14,  George-st. 

Gibb  John  and  Alexander,'.  4,  Causeyside 

Gibb  William,  17,  Causeyside 


Px\ISLEY. 


223 


Gibb  John,  1,  Causeysidc 
Gibson  Alexander,  70,  Causeyside 
Gibson  John  and  Co.  55,   Causeyside 
Gilmour  James,  21,  Causeyside 
Graham  Andrew,  Barclay-st. 
Guthrie  William,   32,  Gauze-st. 
Hatr  John  and  Co.  168,  Causeyside 
Hair  James,  Canal-st. 
Halden  John,  21,  Gauze-st. 
Hamilton  Robert,  7 ,  Gauze-st. 
Hamilton  William,  4,  South-croft-st. 
Hodgert  and  Sinclair,   118,  High-st. 
Holm.j  James,  20,  Causeyside 
Holms  James,  4,  Orchard-st. 
Houston  George,  168,   Causeyside 
Hunter  William  and  Co.  12,  Causeyside 
Jamieson  Hugh,  165,  Causeyside 
Jamieson  William,  1,  Brown's-lane. 
Kerr  Peter  and  Son,   (Leisli)  4,  Lawn-St. 
Kerr  Thomas,   17,  St.  James-st. 
Kerr  and  Stewart,   1,  Causeyside 
Kerr  John  and  Co.  8,  Causeyside 
Kerr  John,    17,  Causeysidc 
Kerr  John  and  Son,  41,  Old  Sncddon-st. 
Laird  Robert,   127,  High-st. 
Laird  Alexander,  5,  George-st. 
Lang  Alexander,  16,  George-st. 
Lang  Robert,  1,  Causeyside 
Lawson  John,  8,  Causeyside 
Leitch  William,   175,   Causeyside 
Lenox  Hugh,   165,  Causeyside 
Liddell  Robert,  39,  Canal-st. 
Lowndes  W.  and  J.  and  Co.  56,  New   Sncd- 
don-st. 
Lowndes  J.  and  T.  and  Co.  10,  Wall-neuk 
INIc'Arthur  James,   11,  John-st. 
Mc'Call  Malcolm,  12,  Gauze-st. 
Mc'Farlane  and  Gemmell,   1 6,  Causeyside 
Mc'Gregor  Gregor,  174,  Causeyside 
Mc'Kerrell  Fulton  and  Co.  2,  South-croft-st. 
Mc'Lean  Robert  and  Co.  4,  Orchard-st. 
Mc'LeodJohn,  12,  Causeyside 
Mc'Lellan  James,   Canal-st. 
Mc'Neil  Angus,  175,  Causeyside 
Macalister  Alexander  and  Sons,  28,  Gauze-st. 
Macahster  John  andCo.  20,  Causeyside 
Macalister  William,  163,  Causeyside 
IMacalister  William,  jun.  13,  Causeyside 
Macdonald  and  Dunn,  34,  St.  Mirren's  st. 
Martin  Macdennids,  and  Co.  25,  Moss-st. 
Meir  John  and  Co.  2,  Gauze-st. 
Merrylees  John,   16,  St.  Mirren's-st. 
Miller  and  Birkmyre,  29,  Causeyside 
Miller  George,  Cross 

Miller  John  and  Sons,  36,  St.  Mirren's-st. 
Miller  William,   11,  Causeyside 
Morton  John  and  Co.  7,  Silk-st. 
Moyes  George,  2,  Barcla,y-st. 
Muir  J.  and  J.  5,  Causeyside 
Muir  William,   18,  Oldsmith-hills 
Munn  Armstrong,  45,  Storie-st. 
Munu  James,  jun.    8,  Canal-st. 
Murphy  James,  sen.  35,  Causeyside 
Neilson  William,  sen.  21,  Orchard-st. 
Neilson   William,  jun.  35,  Orchard-st. 
Orr  Wiiliaia  nnd  Sons,   163,   CauseyVide 


Orr  Francis,  9,  Causeyside 

Park  John,   10,   Causeyside 

Parker  William,  42,  Canal-st. 

Patison  William,  34,  Causeyside 

Pollock,  James  and  Morris,  51,  High-st, 

Puller  William,  39,  Causeyside 

Held  James,   Canal-st. 

Richmond  James,  174,  Causeyside 

Ross  John,  sen.  24,  Causeyside 

Robertson  Andrew,  27,  Glen-st. 

Robertson  James,  33,  Glen-st. 

Scroggie  John,  12,  Dyers- wynd 

Sheddon  John,  2i6,  Orchard-st. 

Speirs  Alexander,  36,   Causeyside 

Stewart  James  and  Co.  162,   Causeyside 

Sharp  William,  9,  Bridge-st. 

Stow  John  and  Co.   175,  Causeyside 

Strong  John,  9,  Causeyside 

Strathern  Hugh  and  Co.  35,  Causeyside 

Stevenson  and  Muir,  4,  West-brae-st, 

Symington  R.  B.   12,  Prussia-st. 

Syre  VVilliam,  24,  Causeyside 

Tait  James,  Newton-st. 

Taylor  John,  33,  George-st. 

Taylor  Thomas,  134,  Causeyside 

Taylor  William,  51,  High-st. 

Thomson  John,  13,  Causeyside 

Twigg  Joseph,  19,  Oldsmith-hills 

Urie  John,  9,  Ferguslie 

Warnock  Andrew,  19,  Oldsmith-hills 

Watson  Robert,  16,   Causeyside 

^Vardrop  Alexander,   18,  St.  Mirren's-st, 

Wilson  and  Mc'Lean,   11,  Prussia-st. 

Wilson  John,  158,  Causeyside 

Wilson  John,  32,  Canal-st. 

Wilson  Matthew,  Canal-st. 

Wilkinson  John,  Barclay-st. 

Whyte  James,  11,  St.  Jamcs-st. 

Whyte  James,  jun.  4,  Causeyside 

Whyte  Robert,  4,   Causeyside 

Wright  Andiew,  29,   Causeyside 

Wylie  William,  144,  Causeyside 

Young  William,  50,  Storie-st. 

Manufacturers  of  Silk. 
Carlile  William  and  Co.  James-street 
Cook  Robert,   152,  Causeyside 
Twigg  Joseph,   19,  Oldsmith-hills 
Wilson  James,  31,  Back  Sneddon 

Manufacturer  of  Tape. 
Stevenson  Thomas  and  Son,  5,  St.  James-st. 

Merchants. 
Barclay  Robert,  Canal  Bank 
Cochran  Robert  and  Sons  (south  American) 

169,  Causeyside 
Lamb  James  (iron)   1,  St.  James-st. 
Langmuir  William  &  Sons  (gniinj  Thread- st. 
Livingston  Archibald,  255,  High-st. 
Mc'Kerrell  Fulton  and  Co.  1,  South-croft-st. 
Moore  James,  3,  Gauze-st. 
•Muir  John,   1,   Moncrieff-st. 
Murdoch  John  and  Co.  20,  Causeyside 

Painters. 
Allan  and  Murray,  87,  Moss-st. 
Caldwell  William,  174,  Causeyside 
Howat  J.  34,  Storie-st, 


224 


PAISLEY. 


Murray  Robert,  248,  High-st. 
Materstou  William,  13,  High-st. 
M'alker  James,  124,  High-st. 
Wilkie  and  Howat,   101,  High-st. 
Pattern  Drauers. 
Alexander  James,  2.5,  Gordou's-lane 
Hutchison  Archibald,  13,  New-st. 
Leitcli  and  Lyle,  12,  Causeyside 
Mc-Lerie  David,  jun.  (harness)  45,  High-st. 
JIarshall  Charles,    14,  Barday-st. 
Murphy  Jaines,  24,  Causeyside 
Patersoa  James  and  Co.  32,  Orchard-st. 

Physicians. 
Eodman  John,  1,  Orr-st. 
WbytG  John,  7,  Gauze-st. 
Plasterers. 
Hutchison  John,  Glen-lans 
Hutchison  James,   1 ,  Love-st. 
Young  James,  21,  Love-st. 
Young  George,  0,  Glen-st. 

Print  Block  Cutters. 
Aiken  Samuel,  Abbey-st. 
Smitli  John,  Gauze-st. 

Printers  Letter-press. 
Main  James,  1,  New-st. 
NeilsonJohn,  36,  St.  Mirren's-st. 
Young  Stephen,  210,  High-st. 
Reed  Makers. 
Burnside  &  Mc'Cullam,  173,   Causeyside 
Fyfe  John  &  Sou,  34,  Causeyside 
Lawson  Robert,  22,  New-st, 
Manson  Alexander,  39',  New-st. 
Robertson  Peter,  150,  Causeyiide 
Thomson  Alexander,   175,  Causeyside 
Rope  and  Ticine  Makers. 

Cameron  John,  161,  High-st. 

Galletly  Henry,  53,  Broomland-st. 

Hart  William,  93,  High-st. 

Lockhart  William,  7,   Well-meadow-st. 

Spiers  John  and  Co.  181,  High-st. 

Thomson  George,  65,  Storie-st. 
Saddlers. 

Knox  William,   102,  Moss-st. 

Mc'Pherson  John,  20,  Broomland-st. 

Sterling  William,  30,  High-st. 
Shuttle  Makers. 

Craig  I'aniel,  41,  Broomland-st. 

Jaffrcy  James,  George-st. 

"\'allance  John,  59,  Well-meadow  St. 
Skinners. 

Aifon  Daniel,  272,  High-st. 

.Marshall  William,  88,  Moss-st. 

Telfer  James,  1 ,  High-st. 
.Slaters. 

Bryce  James  and  Son,  11,  St.  Mirren's  st. 

Driimmond  John,  13,  School-wynd 

Galtcspie  John,  85,  Moss-st. 

Mc' Naught  James,    15,  Bridge-st. 

Mair  William,   8,   School-wynd 

MuJr  .\lcxandcr,  4,  Well-st. 

Wallace  John,  y,  New-st. 

Spirit  Dealers. 

Barclay  Janet,  211,  High-st. 

Barrie  Thomas,  87,  Broou;iand-st. 


Boyle  James,  8,  Glcn-st. 
Campbell  William,  79,  High-st. 
Chisholm  Walter,   57,  High-st. 
Dick  John,  178,  High-st. 
Gardner  Peter,   154,  Causeyside 
Gibson  D.  8,  Oldsmith-hills 
.Graham  Thomas,  206,  High-st. 
Mc'Lerie  Patrick,  33,  Feiguslie 
Mavitie  William,  78,  Broomland-st. 
Paterson  Hugh,  185,  High-st. 
Reid  Robert,  35,  High-st. 
Simm  William,  Williamsburgh 
Simm  William,  jun.   18,  Broomland-stv 
Young  Margaret,  23,  Causeyside 

Stamp  Office. 
Mc'Kerrell  Fulton   (distributor)    2,    South- 
croft-st. 

Starchers. 
Barr  Peter,  12,  Newsmith-hills 
Brown  John,  9,  Bridge-st. 
Cochran  William,  Newsmith-hills 
Donaldson  Robert,  53,  Moss-st. 
Murdoch  Archibald,  134,  Causeyside  . 
Russell  Andrew,  9,  Gauze-st, 
Stewart  Allan,  60,  Causeyside 
Vance  James,  3,  Shuttle-st. 

Stocking  Makers. 
Burns  Daniel  &  Son,   14,  Oldsmith-hills 
Fallow  George,  27,  Back  Sueddon-st. 
Hutchison  INIatthew,  13,  Abbey-close 
Maitland  James,  10,  New-st. 
Orr  Francis,  3,  Gauze-st. 
SempleJohn,  166,  High-st. 

Stone  Masons. 
Aiton  James,  6,  St.  James-st. 
Alexander  William,  4,  Thread-st, 
Crawford  James,  26,  Old-sneddon-st. 
Davidson  Alexander,  2,  Queen-st. 
Davidson  Peter,  84,  Causeyside 
Grant  Alexander,  5,  Glen-st. 
Falconer  Alexander,  21,  Storie-st. 
Kirkland  Thomas,  3,  Neilston-st. 
Mc'Clymont  Gilbert,   18,   Love-st. 
Miller  Thomas,  4,  Bridge-st. 
Peters  John,  Well-meadow-st. 
Peters  James,  29,  Old-sneddon-st. 
Ronald  William,  6.  St.  James<st. 
Ross  Norman,  8,  Love-st. 
Tudhop  Thomas,  George-st. 
Wylie  John,  27,  Canal-st. 
Young  Alexander,  7,  Love-st. 

Surgeons. 
Barr  Alexander,  6,   Church-hill 
Carswell  Robert,  191,  High-st. 
Craig  .John,  199,  High-st. 
Fleming  James  Boyd,  46,  High-st. 
Fulton  David,  23,  Gauze-st. 
Hamilton  James,   1 1 ,  Moss-st, 
Jaffrey  William,  21,  Orchard-st, 
Logan  Francis,  20,  Oldsmith-hills 
iMc'.\rthur  Charles,  6,  Broomland-st. 
Mc'Kcchnie  Robert,  210,  Hith-st. 
Mc'Klndley  D.  2,  Storie-st 
Mc'Leod  Joseph,  22,  High-st. 
Muir  Rob«rt,   1,  Oldsmith-hills 


PAISLEY. 


225 


Ralston  William,  116,  High-st. 

Richmond  Thomas,  78,  Moss-st. 

Stewart  Allan,  1?4,  High-st. 

Tait  John,  31,  Cotton-st. 

Tait  David,  1,  Lawn-st. 

Twigg  Samuel,  12,  Old  Sneddon-st. 

Thomson  Hugh,  13,  Moss-street. 

Tailors  and  Habit  Makers. 
Anderson  James,  50,  Moss-st. 
Anderson  John  and  Son,  4,  Lillies-wynd 
Bingham  Samuel,  32,  High-st. 
Blair  Robert,   158,  Causeyside 
Branan  James,  Causeysid« 
Caldwell  John,  238,  High-st 
Cameron  John,  51,  High-st. 
Cameron  John,  23,  Lawn-st, 
Campbell  Archibald,  48,  Causeyside 
Christie  John,  115,  High-st. 
Clark  Peter,  17,  Moss-st. 
Duncan  William,  107,  Causeyside 
Edwards  Andrew,   93,  High-st. 
Fisher  David,  137,  High-st. 
Fisher  William,  Broomland-st. 
Fortune  John,  80,  Broomland-st. 
Gardner  James,  27,  New-st. 
Hamilton  James,  5,  St.  Mirren's-st. 
Hamilton  William,  99,  Broomland-st. 
Hatchard  James,  20,  Abbey-st. 
Johnston  William,  17,  Moss-st. 
Love  Angus,  64,  High-st. 
Love  Malcolm,  2,  Old  Sneddon-st. 
Lusk  Thomas,  169,  High-st. 
Mc'Kay  Alexander,  99,  High-st. 
Mc'Kean  James,  212,  High-st. 
Mc'Kechnie  M.  and  Co.  257,  High-st. 
Mc'Lead  Norman,  151,  Causeyside 
Mc'Neil  James,  202,  High-st. 
aiiller  David,  255,  High-st. 
Muir  John,  101,  Moss-st. 
Monro  William,  65,  Moss-st. 
O'Haro  Hector,  29,  St.  Mirren's-st. 
Parlane  James,  25,  George-st. 
Smith  James,  39,  Moss-st. 
Sutherland  Andrew,  153,  High-st. 
Stewart  John,  90,  Moss-st. 
Thomson  Alexander,  High-st. 
Thomson  John,  146,  High-st. 
Wylie  David,  229,  High-st. 
Tallotv  Chandlers  8f  Soap  Boilers. 
Aitkin  James,  1 04,  High-st. 
Allan  James,  44,  High-st. 
Bell  John,  12,  Newsmith-hills 
Braid  Robert  jun.  7,  Oldsmith-hills 
Christie,  Corse  and  Co.  70,  New  Sneddon 
Jamieson  Claude,  70,  New  Sneddon 
Mc'Kean  John  and  Co.  15,  High-st. 
Robertson,  Colin  &"Co.  2,  Broomland-st. 
Sim  William,  4,  West-croft-st. 
Sproul  Margaret,  2,  St.  Mirren's-st. 
Tambour  Warehouses. 
Aiksnhead  Thomas,  32,  Orchard-st. 
Gibb  William,  21,  Broomland-st. 
Lorkart  Robert,  3,  Orchard-st. 

Tanners. 
Thijmjsen  and  Son,  36,  Gwd^n'f-lane. 
29 


Whitehead  Joseph,  27,  Gauie-st» 
Whitehead  Thomas,  Abbey-st. 
Tea  Dealers. 
Dods  R.  and  M.  198,  High-st. 
Eraser  James,  45,  Well-meadow-st. 
Gibson  William,  16,  Broomland-st. 
Middleton  William,    (agent  to   the  London 

genuine  Tea  Company,  23,  Ludgat«-hill) 

68,  High-st. 
Ralston  Robert,  74,  High-st. 
Robertson  Daniel,  1 ,  Newsmith-hills 
Taylor  Matthew,  14,  High-st. 
Wilson  Robert,  95,  High-st. 

Thread  Manufacturers. 
Alexander  Robert,  29,  Old  Sneddon-st. 
Carlile  James,  10,  Carlile-place 
Carswell  Robert  and  Co.  51,  Moss-st. 
Clark  James,  Seed-hills 
Clark  James,  sen.  11,  Cotton-st. 
Clark  Peter,  37,  New  Sneddon-st. 
Davidson  John,  12,  Oakshaw-st.  , 

Ferguson  John,  3,  New-st. 
Ferguson  John,  i,  Sncddon-st. 
Gilmour  Robert,  13,  Bridge-st. 
Mickle  Margaret,  1,  St.  James-st. 
Patison  Robert,   140,  High-st. 
Wilkinson  D.  1 12,  High-st. 
Williamson  Stewart,  40,  Causeyside  ' 

Wilson  James,  140,  High-st. 
Young  George,  67,  Moss-st. 

Timber  Merchants. 
Gilmour  John,  101,  Broomland-st. 
Guthrie  David,  10,  Inkle-st. 
Knox  John,  New  Sneddon-st. 
Laird  James,  Sneddon-st. 
Smith  James,  New  Sneddori-st* 
Thomson,  Laird  and  Co.  North  Croft-st. 
Thomson  John,  jun.  and  Co.  West  Croft-st. 
Vallance  Hugh  and  Co.   St.  James-st, 

Tin  and  Iron  Smiths. 
Boyd  A.  and  J.  125,  High-st. 
Dunbar  Robert,  14,  Oldsmith  Hills 
Fullerton  Alexander,  237,  High-st. 
Jamieson  Jonathan,  224,  High-st. 
Miller  John,  223,  High-st. 
Smith  Edward,  50,  Old  Sneddon-st. 
Stewart  John,  83,  Moss-st. 
Stewart  Peter,  193,  High-st. 

Tobacconists. 
Hardie  William,  39,  High-st, 
Hodge  James  and  Co.  50,  High-st. 
Kerr  Thonjas,  44,  High-st. 
Mc'Lean  and  Dobie,  100,  High-st. 
Ross  Thomas  and  Co.  1 ,  St.  Mirren's-st. 
Taylor  Peter,  1,  New-st. 
Todd  James,  1 86,  High-st. 
Vallance  James  and  Co.  4,  Moss-st. 

Turners. 
Craig  Daniel  and  Son,  Broomland-st. 
Hamilton  Thomas,  31,  Canal-st. 
Harvie  James,  29,  School-wynd 
Livingston  Archibald,  153,  Causeyside 
Mc'Intyre  Angus,  60,  Mo»s-st. 
Mitchell  Arcliibiild,  6,  SaHdholes-st, 


^6 


PAISLEY. 


Paul  Peter,  20,  Oldsuiith-hills 
Speir  Robert,  171,  Causeyside 

Umbrella-Makers. 
Barbour  Robert,  246,  High-st. 
Mercer  Andrew,  1,  Oldsniith-hills 

VintnerSi  ^'c. 
Allan  Christiana,  32,  George-st. 
Aikman  John,  1,  Muslin-st. 
Aitken  Agnus,  1,  Barclay- *t. 
Aitken  Robert,  1 ,  West-brae-st. 
Alexander  Matgaret,  43,  Wellmcado-sv-st. 
Allerdice  James,  8,  Love-sl.. 
Allison  John,  234,  High-st. 
Anderson  James,  6,  Oldsmith-hills 
Anderson  John,  19,  Love-st. 
Anderson  William,  46,  Moss-st. 
Ballantyne  William,  Carriage-hill 
Ballantine  Alexander,  G7 ,  High-st. 
Barkley  Thomas,  55,  Moss-st. 
Barr  Thomas,  32,  High-st. 
Bell  Joha,  47.  New-st. 
Bennie  John,^  28,  High-st. 
Black  James,  99,  High-st. 
Blair  John,  3,  Sneddon-:st. 
Bowman  John,  18,  Maxwellton-st. 
Boyle  Ellen,  1,  Bladdo 
Boyle  Charles,  103,  Moss-st. 
Bridget  Thomas,  Williamsburgh 
Brock  Thomas,  20,  Abbey-st. 
Broddie  Fulton,  31,  Sneddon-st. 
Brown  Alexander,  35,  Moss-st. 
Brown  Allan,  21,  Newsmith-hills 
Brown  Edward,.  3,  Abbey-close 
Blown  Elizabeth,  54,  Storie-st. 
Brown  James,   18,  High-st. 
Brown  Mabel,  17,  Oldsmith-hills 
Bryson  John,,  3,  Barclay-st. 
Burgess  Willianj,  29,  Gauze-st. 
Burnside  William,  6,  Abbey-close 
Caldwell  Robert,  Dovesland 
Cameron  Hugh,  6,  Cotton-st, 
Cameron  Hxigh, .,  40,  Moss-st. 
Cameron  Joiin,  22,  M.  James  st. 
Cameron  Ann,  26,  School-wynd 
Campbell  Alexander,  180,  High-st. 
Campbell  Agnus,  25,  St.  Minens-st. 
Campbell  John,  43,  Moss-st. 
Chalmers  James,   16,  Oldsmith-hills 
Cochran  Margaret,  11,  Newsmith-hills 
Connell  Mary  Anne,  28,  New  Sneddon-st. 
Craig  Margaret,  5,  Oldsmith-hills 
Crawford  James,  14,  Ferguslie-st. 
Crawford  James,  18,  Moss-st. 
Crawford  John,   18,  New  Sneddon-st. 
Crombie  William,  32,  St.  Mirren's-st. 
Cunningham  Peter,  36,  Moss-st, 
CurrieAdam,  10,  Back  Sneddon-st, 
Currie  James,  1,  .Dyers. w^nd 
Dalziel  Andrew,  13,  High-st. 
Dempster  John,  31,  Causeyside 
Deuchrass  John,  131,  Causeyside 
Donaldson  Janet,   16,  High-st. 
Dun  Janies,  16,  Qldsmith-hilis 
Dimlop  George,  Dovesland 
Dut/sniore  D.  30,  Moss-st. 
Fi 6(1  lay  Jan«t,.  3,  Gauze-st. 


Finnic  Claud,  1,  Broomland-st. 
Fleming  Henry,  Seedhills   , 
Fleming  John,  39,  Broomland-st-. 
Fleming  Elizabeth,  4,  Bladdo 
Fleming  Robert,  14,  Gauze-st. 
^Fletcher  Hugh,  273,  High-st. 
'Gardner  James,   139,    Causeyside 
Gilchrist  Allan,  3,  Wellmeadow-st. 
Gillan  Henry,   7,  Lihies-wynd 
Gilmour  J  ames,  48,  Ncw-st. 
Goodlet  Alexander,  5,  St.  James-place 
Gordon  William,  30,  St.  Mirren's-st. 
Grant  William,  171,.  Causeyside 
Grieve  James,  1,  Sneddon-st. 
Hart  John,  4,  Lawn-st. 
Hart  William,  Wellmeadow-lane 
Hart  William,   112,  High-st. 
Hird  Andrev^r,   15,  Canal-st. 
HoUitnd  Henry,  182,  High.st. 
Houston  John,  18,  La,wn-st. 
Howie  William,  2,  Cotton-st. 
Hunter  Thomas,  30,  Moss-st. 
Kennedy  John,  16,  High-st. 
Kerr  Thomas,  6,  Silk-st. 
Kerr  Peter,  25,  Lawn-st. 
Kerr  Samuel,  88,  High-st. 
Kirkland  James,  12,  Gauze-st. 
Laird  Robert,  Lylesland 
Lang  John,  58,  Causeyside 
Lang  John,  22,  Abbey-close 
Lawson  Robert,  19,  New-st. 
Leckie  Archibald,  219,  High-st. 
Lindsay  Walter,   15,  Causeyside 
Livingston  Hugh,  5,  School-wynd 
Lochhead  William,  16,  Lawn-st, 
Logan  James,  37,  Causeyside 
Loggie  John,  9,  High-st. 
Love  Margaret,  91,  Moss-st. 
Lusk  William,  158.  High-st. 
Mc'Clyraont  Samuel,  23,  St.  Jaines-st. 
Mc'Donald  Alexander,  Southcroft-st, 
Mc'Donald  James,  101,  High-st. 
Mc'Lean  John,  200,  High-st. 
Mc'Dougal  Allan,  222,  High-st. 
Mann  Allan,  30,  Ferguslie-st. 
Martin  Catharine,  104,  Broomland-st. 
Mc'Farlane  Janet,  Seed-hills 
Mc'Farlane  John,  51,  Broomland-st, 
Mc'Farlane  Peter,  176,  High-st. 
Mc'Intyre  Hugh,  4,  Newsmith-hills 
Mc'Kaig  John,  73,  Moss-st. 
Mc'Lean  John,  200,  High-st. 
Mc'Lerie  John,  72,  Moss-st. 
Mc'Naughton  James,  Dovesland 
Mc'Neil  John,  61,  Causeyside 
Mc'Pherson  Duncan,  4,  Moncrieff-st. 
Mc'Queen  David,  30,  Geoi-ge-st. 
Mason  Archibald,   11,  Oldsmith-hills 
Maxwell  William,  3,  James-st. 
Millikin  John,  6,  St. ftlirrens-st. 
Morrison  John,  12,  West-croft-st. 
Muirhead  George,  4,  Maxwell-st. 
Nairn  Thomas,  16,  Gauze-st. 
Neilson  Thomas,  Back-row  Sand-holes 
Nimmo  John,  43,  Sneddon 
Orr  Alexander,  72,  High-st. 
Orr  Matthew,  17,  Back-row  Sand-hffles. 


PAISLEY, 


227 


Park  John,  5,  Silk-st. 

Paterson  William,  4,  Queen-st. 

Peacock  Walter,  236,  High-st. 

Perrie  Robert,  14,  Storie-st. 

Ralston  Ann,  18,  Dyers-wynd 

Reid  James,  22,  Lawn-st. 

Robertson  Alexander,  9,  Abboy-close 

Robertson  William,  8,  Barclay-st. 

Rodger  Andrew,  J2,  Abbey-st. 

Rodger  William,  23,  Lawn-st. 

Rowan  Robert,  7,  New-st. 

Rowand  Ann,  89,  Broomland-st. 

Roy  John,  72,  New  Sneddon-st. 

Scott  James,  87,  Causeyside 

Sinclair  Archibald,  Canal-st. 

Smith  John,  100,  Broomland-st. 

Smith  James,  3,  Lovc-sr. 

Smith  George,  13,  Nfv.  Sneddon-st. 

Snodgrass  Robert,  20,  St.  Jtlirren's-st, 

Speirs  John,  29,  High-st. 

.Spowart  Janet,  1,  Well-meado\v-st. 

Sproul  Williani,  76,  Broomland-st. 

Strang  William,  2,  Oldsmith-hills 

Stevenson  George,  5,  St.  Mirren's-st. 

Taylor  James,  19,  Moss-st. 

Thomson  James,  3,  King-st. 

Thomson  William,  J'ootof  Back  Sneddon 

Wallace  Ann,  20,  New-st. 

Waterson  Robert,  20,  Old  Sneddon 

Watt  James,  Williamsburgh 

Whyte  Malcolm,  75,  Causeyside 

Whyte  William,  17,  Gauze-st. 

Wills  James,  22,  George-st. 

Wilson  Alexander,  62,  High-st. 

Wilson  James,  26,  High-st. 

Wilson  James,  35,  Ferguslie-st. 

Wilson  Mary,  George-st. 

Wilson  Robert,  i63,  Well-meadow-st. 

Wright  Daniel,  87,  High-st. 

Wylie  Matthew,  23,  Maxwellton-st. 

Young  James,  21,  Newsmith-hills 

Yuill  James,  Williamsburgh 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 
Adam  John,  10,  Oldsmith-hills 
Hamilton  James,  15,  New  Sneddon 
Harris  Robert,  63,  High-st, 
Kirk  wood  Alexander,  215,  High-st. 
Knox  James,   179,  High-st. 
Knox  Robert,   141,  High-st. 
Mc'Gill  G.  &  W.  7,  St.  Mirren's-st. 

Wine  and  Spirit  Dealers. 
Alexander  William,  24,  Lawn-st. 
Buchanan  James,  George-st. 
Cunningham  William,  6,  Moss-st, 
Gilmour  Robert,  251,  High-st. 
Harvie  James  &  Co.  4,  Saw-hill 
Wills  &  Paterson,  185,  High-st, 
Wilson  Thomas,  36,  St.  Mirren's-st. 

Wrights. 
Adam  John,  29,  Gauze-st. 
Agncw  and  I\Ic'Cormick,  72,  High-st, 
Alexander  John,  9,  Well-meadow-st.j 
Allan  James,  17,  Inkle-st. 
Bullantine  Alexandej-,  67,  High-st. 


Black  James,  99,  High-st. 
Bowman  James,.  34,  Orchard 
Browi  James,  5,  Newsmith-hills 
Bryson  John,  52,  Well-meadow-st. 
Buchanan  Alexander,  Foot  of  Back  Sneddon 
Buchanan  James,  25,  Thread-st. 
Clark  John,  6,  Smith-hills 
Colquhoun  Robert,  22,  Causeyside 
Crawford  James,  25,  Maxwellton-st. 
Crawford  John,  24,  Queen-st.  ,_ 

Fisher  George,  80,  Moss-st.  .. 

Gemmell  Alexander,  21,  Maxwellljoa-st, 
Henderson  James,  16,  High-st.   :"■ 

Holms  James,   10,  John-sl. 

Holms  John,  6,  North-croft-st. 

Hunter  and  Co.  243,  High-st. 

Hunter  Thomas,  12,  New  Sneddon 

Jamieson  Robert,  38,  Old  Sneddon 

Lochhead  Thomas,  181,  Causeyside 

Mc'CutchoM  Alexander,  48,  Causeyside 

Mc'Gibbon  John,  148,  High-st. 

Mc'Kechnie  John,  24,  South-croft-^t. 

Mc<Reath  and  Stewart,  222,  High-st. 

Mann  William,  11,  Gauze-st. 

aiirrey  James,  7,  Gordon's-lana 

Muir  David,  75,  Storie-st. 

Picken  David,  28,  New-st. 

Pendrick  William,  3,  Church-hill 

Picken  John,  9,  St.  James-place 

Ralston  Archibald,  C6,  Bioomland-st. 

Reid  Robert,  35,  High-st. 

Rowan  Abraham,  20,  King-st. 

Sliirlaw  James,  2,  Queen-st. 

Smith  Arthur,  61,  New  Sneddon 

Stewart  Thomas,  34,  Well-meadow-st. 

Symington  John,  19,  Gauze-st. 

Taylor  James  and  John,  12,  Causeyside 

Wilkie  Andrew,  101,  High-st. 

Wilson  William,  35,  Causeyside 

Wilson  William,  176,  High-st. 

Vallance  Alexander,  53,  Moss-st. 

Young  ilndrew,  32,  Back  Sneddon 

Young  James,  25,  Well-st. 
Writers. 

Burns  James,  jun.  26,  Moss-st. 

Campbell  James,  33,  Gauze-st. 

Clark  Allan,  197,  High-st. 

Cochran  Robert,  Coffee  Room  Buildings 

Fernie  William,  l28,  High-st. 

Fleming  Joseph,  5,  Moss-st. 

Hart  John,  5,  Moss-st. 

Hart  William,  259,  High-st. 

Jack  Peter  and  James,   13,  Moss-st. 

Lang  Gavin,   13,  Moss-st. 

Mc' Walter  AViUiam,  51,  High-st. 

Martin  and  Simpson,  25,  Moss-st. 

Mercer  Andrew,  207,  High-st.   ' 

Miller  Andrew,  36,  St.  Mirrens-st. 

Muir  John,   1,  Lillies-\\7nd 

Peacock  James,   17,  Moss-st. 

Peers  John,   16,  High-st. 

Smith  Adam,  93,  Moss-st. 

Snodgrass  John,  32,  Gauze.st. 

Wilson  Henry,  38,  High-st. 

Wylie  J,  and  J.  2,  Lawn-st. 


228 


PAISLEV. 


MISCELLANEOUS, 

Allison  David,  meal  dealer,  25,  Brooml.-st. 
Blaikie  Andrew,  engraver,  175,  Causey-side 
Cross  Andi'ew,   trunk-maker,  47,  High-st. 
Chillas  Robert,  plumber,  17,  Thread-st. 
Crawford    Andrew,    machine-maker,    20,' 

Newsmith-hills 
Downie  William,  lappet  wheel-cutter,   7, 

Oakshaw-st. 
Fleming  John  aud  Co.  upholst.  82,  High-st. 
Hamilton  Rob.  corn-miller,  Seedhills 
Hannay  William,  silversmith,  49,  High-st. 
Hutton  James,  shoe-warehouse,  8,  High-st. 
M'Goun  H.  odl  &  colour  shop,  187,  High-st. 
Marnony  A.  carver  and  gilder,  33,  High-st. 
Martins  David,  Belfast  provision  warehouse, 

179,  High-st. 
Robertson  Andrew,  meal  deal.  25,  Castle-st. 
Smith  William,  flax-dresser,  45,  High-st. 
Stirling  Wm.  cloth-merchant,  249,  High-st. 
Stanehouse  J,&Co.  calico  printers,Cross-mill 
Stiven  William,  comb   and  spoon  maker, 

22,  Moss-st. 
Weir  Upheraia,  hardwai'e  deal.  41,  High-st. 

Carriers  by  Land. 
Ayr,  Hugh  Connel,  Thursday,  8  morning. 

Salutation,  72,  High-st. 
Seith,  Robert  Archbald,  Monday  &  Thurs- 
day, 4  evening,  King's  Arms,  62,  High-st. 
Beith,  Thomas  Howie,    Tues.  Thurs.  and 

Sat.  4  evening,  87,  High-st. 
Dah~y,  Robert  Crawford,  Tuesday,  4  evo- 

ning,  1,  Dyer's- wynd 
EdirSnirgh  and  Leith,  James  Bell,  Wed. 

and  Sat.  Snedgrass,  St.  Mirren's-st. 
Edinburgh  and  Leith,  John  Wilson,  Tues- 
day night,  7,  New-st. 
Glasgow,  W.  Burnside,  daily,  8,  Abbey-close 
Glasgow,  John  Gibson,  daily,  14,  West-st. 
Glasgow,   Adam    M'Garrow,     daily,    16, 

Oldsmith-hills 
Glasgow,   Archibald  Leckie,   daily,  at  12, 

219,  High-st, 
Glasgow,  Thos  Smellie,  daily,  Belgony-well 
Glasgow,  Robert  Leith,  daily,  Dyer's-wynd 

Glasgow,  Thomson,  daily,    6   morn. 

2,  Oldsmith-liills 
Glasgow,  Robert  M'Murray,  daily,  at  12, 

Dyer's-wynd 

Greenock  and  Port  Glasgow,  George  Men- 

nie.  Mod.   Wed.  and  Frid.    11  morning, 

18,  Moss-st. 

Greenock'  and   Pert  Glas.  Waller   CaHli- 

cart,  daily,    4  morn.  18,  Newsmith-hills 

Houston,    ilobpft   Arthur,     Thursday,     3 

morning  7,  New-st. 
Jfvine,    James  Smith,  Tuesday,  12  ?ioon, 

King's  Arms,  62,  Kigh-st. 
Irvine,  Hnnter  Dunlop,    Wed.  and  Sat.  3 

morn,  7,  New-st. 
Johnstone,  David  Galbraith,  daily,  3  morn. 

7,  New-st. 
Kirbirchan,  Alexander  Holms,  daily,  219, 

Hifrb-st. 
Kirbirchan,  Daniel  Kerr,    daily,    7  night, 

7  New-st. 
Kilbyrnie,  James  Allan,  Tuesday,  2  morn. 
1,  Dyer's-wynd 


Kilwinning,  William  KilligSn,  Wednesday, 

3  morn,  72,  High-st. 

Kilmalcolm,   Boyd  Park,  Thurs.  and  Sat. 

4  evening,  87,  High-st. 
Kihnarnoch  &;  Sttwarton,   James  Aiken, 
.  Tuesday  and  Friday,   16,  Causey-side 
Kilmarnock,  8(  Stewarton,  George  Garvin, 

Mon,  and  Thurs.  3  afternoon,  7,  New-st. 
Z(Crg*f~Humphry  Duff,    Friday,  8  night, 

7,  New-st. 
Lochwinnock,    James  Storie,    Mon.  Wed. 

and  Friday,  3  afternoon,  219,  High-st, 
Lochwinnock,   Robert  Brodie,  Tues.  Wed. 

Thurs.  and  Sat.  3  afternoon,  72,  High-st. 
Neilstown,   Robert  Reid,  Thurs.   6  night, 

7,  New-st. 
Neivmilnes  and  Darvel,   George  Garrin, 

Wednesday,  3  afternoon,  7,  New-st. 
Saltcoats,     Robert  Archbold,     Mon.  and 

Thurs.  King's  Arms,  Welhneadow-st. 
West  Kilbridge,    William  Jamieson,  Wed. 

King's  Arms,  High-st. 

Conveyancely  Water. 

Glasgow,  Paisley,  and  Ardrossan  Canal- 
Office,  Paisley  wharf,  Canal-st. — This 
establishment  is  governed  by  a  committee 
of  management,  seven  in  number,  and  a 
committee  ef  accounts,  three  in  number, 
both  of  which  are  elected  annually. 

William  Giffen,  Treasurer, 
John  Wilkie,  Clerk. 

A  boat  for  the  conveyance  of  passengers 
and  parcels  leaves  Johnstone  for  Port  Eg- 
linton,  Glagow,  every  morning,  Sunday 
excepted,  at  9  o'clock,  passing  through 
Paisley  at  ten  ;  and  at  4  o'clock  in  the 
afteraoon  from  Johnstone,  passing  through 
Paisley  at  5, — N.  B.  an  additional  boat 
starts  from  Paisley  at  9  in  tlii  morning, 
every  Wednesday,  (Glasgow  market  duv) 
and  returns  the  same  evening  at  6  o'clock 
in  summer  and  5  in  winter.  Fares  to 
Glasgow — first  cabin    Is.  2d. — cabin  9d. 

Trading  Boats  on  the  canal,  start  from 
Paisley  to  Port  Eglinton  at  half-past  10 
in  the  morning,  and  12  at  noon,  to  Jolm- 
stone  at  1 1  morning,  and  from  Johnstone, 
for  Paisley  and  Port  Eglinton  at  9  raorng. 
■Davio  Brodie,  Clerk. 
Robert  Hay,  Store-keeper. 

Coaches. 

Glasgow  Royal  Mail,  every  night  at  six, 
92,  Moss-st. 

Glasgow  Day  Coach,  every  morning  (ex- 
cepting Sunday)  at  half-past  ten,  92, 
Moss-st. 

Glasgow  Old  Telegraph  every  morning  at 
ten,  except  Thursday,  on  which  day  it 
starts  at  six  at  night.  Star,  29,  High-st. 

Greenock  Royal  Mail,  every  morning  at 
nine,  92.  Moss-st. 

Greenock  Day  Coach,every  afternoon  (except 
Sunday)  at  five  o'clock,  92,  Moss-st, 

Kilmarnock,  Monday,  Wednesday,  a»d  ■ 
Friday  mornings  at  seven,  returns  Tues- 
day, Thursday,  and  Saturday,  from  the 
Renfrewshire  Tontine,  Gauzc-et, 


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PERTH. 

Jl  HIS  city,  which  is  44  miles  north  of  Edinburgli,  not  only  gives  name  to  the  parish 
but  also  to  the  extensive  county  in  which  it  is  situated.  It  appears  to  have  once  assumed 
the  name  of  St.  John.  At  the  early  period  when  the  Scots'  kin?  succeeded  to  the  Pictish 
throne,  the  church  and  bridj;e  of  Perth  were  supposed  then  to  have  been  consecrated  ta 
St.  John  the  Baptist,  as  the  tutelary  saint  of  the  town,  and  consequently  it  progressively 
gained  the  name  of  St.  John's  Town,  but  it  does  not  appear  to  be  fully  known  whether  it 
was  ever  recognized  by  that  name  in  any  of  the  public  writs  of  that  period  ;  however  the 
origin  of  its  present  name  may  be  very  plausibly  conjectured  by  Fordun's  Ilistorj',  wherein 
he  remarks  that  he  had  found  in  some  ancient  writs,  that  the  town  of  St.  John,  now  called 
Perth,  was  anciently  called  Bertha,  and  the  contracted  name  of  Bertha  being  Berth  or 
Bert,  and  as  the  letters  B  and  P  are  used  in  the  Gaelic  language  indiscriminately,  lien4.-e 
it  may  naturally  be  presumed  that  the  Highlanders  might  have  changed  the  pronunciation 
of  it  to  Perth,  and  from  this  circumstance  it  is  very  probable  that  the  present  name  oi'  the 
town  is  derived.  The  word  Perth  is  at  this  period  pronounced  by  the  Highlanders  Peirt, 
or  Peart. 

Perth  is  most  delightfully  situated  on  the  banks  of  the  river  Tay,  about  tn'enty  miles 
from  its  mouth.  The  environs  of  this  town  boast  of  scenery  marked  by  uncommon  beauty, 
and  also  distinguished  for  many  remarkable  and  interesting  events  in  history.  The  en- 
trance to  Perth  from  the  Edinburgh  road  is  on  a  gradual  descent  to  the  South  Inch,  and  is 
beautifully  picturesque.  At  thej  commencement  of  the  Inch,  (a  spacious  green,)  is  a  grand 
avenue  of  trees  which  extend  to  the  to\vn,  on  the  north  side  of  which  is  another  Inch  or 
Green  equally  delightful-  These  fine  expanded  lawns  are  embellished  by  the  Tay,  which 
flows  along  tlieir  green  banks,  the  opposite  shore  being  clothed  in  all  the  luxuriance  that 
art  and  unwearied  cidtivation  can  produce.  Adjoining  the  north  Inch  is  a  bridge  that 
crosses  the  Tay.  This  fine  erection,  elegant  yet  unadorned,  is  built  in  a  most  substantial 
manner,  and  has  hitherto  resisted  an  accumulated  pressure  of  ice  and  water.  Immediately 
across  the  bridge  is  the  village  of  Bridge  End,  leading  to  Kitmoul  Hill,  whose  summit  at 
the  distance  of  If  mile,  can  be  most  agreeably  ascended  by  Montague  Walk,  winding 
through  a  wood  about  one  half  of  the  distance.  The  precipice  of  Kinnoul  is  above  600  feet 
perpendicular,  and  presents  one  of  the  most  enchanting  views  that  ever  nature  formed. 
The  noble  river  which  flows  along  the  base  of  this  stupendous  height — the  hills  and  more 
immediate  objects  in  the  foreground,  and  the  grandeur  of  the  mountainous  perspective, 
present  a  scene  that  can  scarcely  be  equalled. 

On  the  eastern  bank  of  the  river,  about  two  miles  from  Perth,  stands  Scone  Palace, 
this  structure  (of  so  much  note  in  history)  has  been  lately  re-erected,  and  is  a  most  mag- 
nificent pile  of  building  ;  it  is  surrounded  by  extensive  pleasure  grounds,  highly  embel- 
lished. A  short  distance  from  tlie  Palace  is  the  Chapel,  also  newly  built,  and  is  surrounded 
by  majestic  trees,  adding  to  it  an  air  of  great,  although  pleasing  solemnity.  Before  tiic 
reign  of  King  James,  the  Kings  of  Scotland  were  crowned  in  Scone  Palace. 

The  vicinity  of  Perth  abounds  with  interesting  situations  and  views,  and,  indeed,  they 
should  be  visited  to  form  a  just  conception  of  their  beauties.  The  town  itself  is  large  and 
well  built,  the  streets  are  long  and  spacious,  and  kept  remarkably  clean,  well  paved  and 
lighted.  Opposite  the  North  Inch  and  fronting  the  Tay,  is  an  elegant  row  of  houses  called 
Rose- terrace ;  in  the  centre  are  erected  the  Public  Seminaries,  of  fine  stone,  embellished 
with  noble  pillars,  this  Institution  is  established  on  the  most  liberal  principles ;  the  course 
of  education  is  completed  in  two  annual  Sessions  of  ten  months  each,  tlie  Session  com- 
mencing in  October  and  ending  in  July.  The  Masters  comprehend,  a  Hector  for  Mathe- 
matics and  the  higher  branches  of  education,  and  his  Assistant ;  a  Master  for  the  Modern 
Languages;  one  for  Drawing  and  Painting;  and  a  Master  for  Practical  Arithniclic  und 
Accounts.  The  Grammar  School  has  also  a  Rector  and  his  Assistant :  the  fees  of  attend- 
ance paid  by  the  Students  are  very  moderate.  At  the  south  end  of  Rose-terrace  is  a 
handsome  row  of  houses  forming  a  crescent,  and  in  the  highest  degree  ornamental  to  that 
part  of  the  town.  A  little  to  the  south  of  the  bridge,  on  a  line  with  tlie  river,  the  New- 
Prison  and  County  Buildings  are  erected  ;  the  principle  front  is  very  handsome  and  enil)e]- 
lished  in  the  centre  by  an  elegant  portico,  supported  by  twelve  massivecolumns  ;  the  front  is  of 
free  stone,  and  the  edifice  has  a  noble  elfiict  wiien  viewed  from  the  opposite  side  of  the  Tav. 
This  building  contains  the  Court  of  Justiciary,  which  is  of  circular  form  ;  the  gallery  is 
most  judiciously  constructed,  .and  will  hold  1000  people.  The  various  apartments  for'tho 
aflairs  of  the  Court  on  the  groimd  floor  are  spacio\is  and  handsome,  and  the  repositories 
for  the  records  of  the  town  are  finished  in  the  nvist  complete  style  of  security  ;  above  is  an 
extensive  ball-room,  with  an  elegant  card-room  adjoining  ;  over  this  suite  of  rooms  is  a 
spacious  supper-room,  the  ceiling  supported  by  handsome  fluted  pillars. 

The  places  for  Divine  Worship  in  this  town,  do  not  exhibit  much  e.\terior  beauty.    St, 


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John's  church  is  a  ver}'  ancient  edifice,  something  in  the  cathedral  style  ;  it  has  a  square 
tower  purmounted  by  a  spire,  and  is  supposed  to  be  the  first  church  in  this  kingdom  that 
was  built  with  stone.  On  the  outside  of  the  tower  are  alhxed  a  set  of  bells,  covered  by  a 
fort  of  portico  There  are  also  a  number  of  Meeting  Houses  for  Dissenting  Congregations, 
and  a  Cliapel  of  Ease,  at  the  head  of  High-st. 

Perth  is  a  Royal  Burgh,  and  joins  with  Dundee,  Forfar,  Cuparfife  and  St.  Andrews,  m 
pending  a  Member  to  the  Imperial  Parliament.  It  is  govei-ned  by  a  Provost,  who  exercises 
tlie  olhces  of  Sherifl'and  Coroner  within  the  fown,  thx-ee  Baillie«,  a  Dean  of  Guild,  Trea- 
tiurer,  and  Town  Council. 

The  trade  of  Perth  consists  chiefly  in  the  manufacture  of  cottons,  and  some  Linens  ;  in 
the  neighbourhood  are  extensive  print  and  bleach -works. 

The  following  brief  remarks  will,  it  is  hoped,  be  found  sufficiently  interesting  to  apologize 
for  their  introduction  : — 
In  1210  William  the  Lion  constituted  this  city  a   Royal  Burgh,  confirming  its  former 

privileges. 
12^8  After  the  battle  of  Falkirk  Edward  I.  rebuilt  the  walls  of  Perth. 
1306  Robert  Bruce  attacked  Perth  without  success. 
1311  The  town  was  taken  by  escalade  ;  burnt,  and  the  works  levelled. 
After  the  battle  of  Duplin,  Baliol  took  possession  and  fortified  it :  shortly  afterwards  it  was 

again  taken  and  the  wall  destroyed.'    • 
1339  It  was  besieged  and  taken  by  the  Regent  Robert. 
In  the  year  1437  James  I.  was  murdered  by  Robert  Graham. 
Perth  was  the  scene  of  a  frustrated  attempt  to  assassinate  James  VI. 
The  first  demolition  of  Monasteries  began  at  Perth. 

1664  The  Marquis  of  Montrose  seized  the  town  after  the  battle  of  Tibbermuir. 
1651  Town  taken  by  Cromwell. 

ITI.")  The  Earl  of  Mar  and  his  forces  lay  here  a  considerable  time. 
In  this  city  John  Knox  harrangued  when  preaching  the  Reformed  Religion.    The  Church 

is  still  standing  and  has  been  modernized,  * 

New  stone  bridge  was  erected  in  1771,  across  the  Tay  ;  whole  length  906  feet,  cost  ^^26,000,' 

and  supposed  the  finest  in  North  Britain. 
The  annual  rent  of  the  Salmon  Fishery  is  upwards  of  .£7000. 

The  population  of  Perth  is  considered  to  be  about  25,000.  There  are  two  weekly 
niai-kets  held  on  Wednesday  and  Friday.  The  annual  Fairs  are  six,  viz.  first  Friday  of 
March,  first  Friday  of  April,  ,5th  July,  9th  September,  20th  October,  and  1 1th  December. 
When  either  of  the  dates  of  the  last  four  fall  on  the  Saturday,  Sunday,  or  Monday,  the 
fiiir  is  held  on  the  Tuesday  followiug. 

Post-Office,  George-st. — Charles  Sidey,  Post  Master. — Mail  to  Edinburgh  and  the 
South  despatched  at  2  P-  M.— Mail  to  Aberdeen  and  the  North  at  3  A.  M.— Bye  Posts  to 
Crtefl',  Dunkeld,  and  Cupar  Angus  at  half-past  two  P.  M. 

The  OtBce  is  open  from  eight  in  the  morning  till  ten  at  night  ;  on  Sundays  from  eight 
to  nine  in  the  morning,  and  from  one  to  five  in  the  afternoon — shut  during  divine  service. 
The  North  Mail  made  up  at  half-past  one  P.  M.  and  South  Mail  at  ten  P.  M.— Paid  letters 
to  be  at  the  Office  half-an-hour  earlier  to  eacii. 


Academies. 

Perth  Seminary,  Rose-terrace 

— ^Adam  Anderson,  A.  M.  F.  R.  S.  E.  Rector 

—William  Ritchie,  A.  M.  Mathematical 
Assistant 

— George  Whitehead,  Modern  Languages 

— David  JunoFj'Drawing,  Portrait  and  Land- 
scape Painting 

-—William  Ashmorc,  Practical  Arithmetic 
and  Accouuts 

Grammar  School,  Wm.  Dick,  A.M.  Rector 

Moncur,  Assistant.  , 

Jgents, 

Arnott  Alexander,  (general)  Kirk-side 

Brodie  James,  St.  John-st, 

Hay,  Robertson,  and  Dow,  High-st.  (general 
and  to  Pertli  and  Lelth  Merchants  ship- 
ping Company) 

Tliomson  Henry,    High-st. 
Auctioneers, 

fesset  James,  Castle-^able 


Christie  James,  George-st. 
Hill  Thomas,  George-st. 
hnrie  John,  Skinner-gate 
M'Farlane  George,  High-st. 
Reburn  George,  South-st. 

Bakers, 

Anderson  Andrew,  High-st. 
Baxter  David,  AthoU-st. 
Brown  Thomas,  Skinner-gate 
Clunie  David,  High-st. 
Hewat  James,  Water-gate 
Hume  David,  High-st. 
Lawrence  John,  New-row 
Lawson  Lawrence,  South-st. 
Manson  William,   High-st. 
Miller  John,  George-st. 
Mitchell  Hugh,  Bridge-end 
Robertson  Alexander,  High-st, 
Sharpe  John,  High-st. 
Small  Robert,  Mcthven-st. 


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Stewart  Thomas,  Kirk-gate 
Young  Alexander,  George-st. 

Banks. 
Bank  of  Scotland,  Prince-st, 
British  Linen  Co .  George-st. 
Perth  Union,  St.  John-st. 
Perth  Banking  Co.  George-st, 

Bleachers. 
Maxton  John,  Storrnont-field 
Sandeman  D.  G.Ross  and  Co.Luncarty-field 
Sandeman  William  and  Hector,  Tulloch 
Sutherland  Robert,  Pitcairn-field 
Turnbull  Wm.  and  Co.  Hunting-tower-field 

Booksellers  and  Stationers. 
Clyde  William,  Iligh-st. 
Dewar  James,  High-st. 
Hill  Thomas,  George-st. 
Matthews,  Mungo,  &  Co.  George-st. 
Morison  Davidj  jun.  &  Co.  High-st. 
Peat  David,  Higli-st. 
Peddie  John,  High-st. 
Robertson  James,  George-st. 
Sidey  Charles  &  Son,  George-st. 
Stobie  John,  High-st. 
Teinsh  Alexander,  St.  John-st. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 
Cameron  Alexander,    Ge»rge-st. 
Constable  Robert,  Methven-st. 
Donald  Alexander,  George-st. 
Fearney  James,  South-st. 
Ferguson  John,  Kirk-gate 
Gardner  Tliomas,  George-st. 
Greig  David,  Rose-terrace 
Kier  Andrew,  High-st. 
Leslie  Joseph,  Bridge-end 
Low  James,  Metbven-st. 
Maclean  Daniel,  George-st. 
M'Gregor  John,  Athol)-st. 
M'Kenzie  George,  High-st. 
Mackenzie  William,  George-st. 
Miller  David,  High-st. 
Miller  Alexander,  AthoU-st. 
Miller  William,  George-st. 
Norwell  A.  South-st. 
Pirrie  John,  High-st. 
Reid  Daniel,  High-st. 
Reoch  James,  Mill-st; 
Robertson  John,  Methven-st, 
Sandeman  James,  High-st, 
Sinclair  Daniel,  High-st. 
Sorlie  Peter,  Methven-st. 
Stewart  John,  St.  John-st. 
ToUeth  James  and  Co.  Bridge-eud 
Watson  Alexander,  High-st. 
Young  Daniel,  High-st. 

Brewers. 
Ramsay  George,  Craggie 
Taylor  Thomas,  Bridge-end 
White  James  and  Co.  South-inch. 
Wright  Ritchie  and  Co.  Methven-st, 
Brokers,  {Insurance,) 
Hay,  Robertson  and  Dow,  High-st, 
Brodie  .lames,  St.  John-st. 

Cabinet  Makers  and  Upholsterers, 
Ballingal  Francis  and  James^  St,  John-st. 
Bcath  George,  High-Jt. 


Brown  Robert,  High-st. 
Hepburn  John,  High-st. 
Jackson  James,  AthoU-st. 
M'Lagan  William,  South-st. 
Matheson  Robert,  Methven-st. 
Mitchell  David,  Mill-vennel 
Oswald  Charles,  George-st. 
Scott  Chai'les,  South-st, 
Sharp  Robert,  Georgo-st. 
Walker  George,  George-st, 
Watt  Thomas  High-st. 

Calico  Printers. 
Sandeman  Wm.  &  Hector,  Tulloch  ' 
Young,  Ross,  Richardson  and  Co.  Atholl-pl 

Carvers  and  Gilders. 
Bryson  Wm.  George-st. 
Dalrymple  John,  i!harlotte-st. 
Torre  Joseph  Delia,  High-st. 

Coach  Makers, 
Parkin  James,  St.  John-st. 
Pentland  George,  Prince-st. 
Wallace  Peter,  Foundry-lane 

Coal  Merchants. 
Alloa  Co.  James  Bissett,  agent,  Prinoe-st. 
Finlater  John,  Spey-gate 
Ramsay  David,  High-st. 
Robertson  Charles,  South-st. 
Confectioners, 
Henderson  Alexander,  Guild-hall,  High-'Sf. 
Scott  A.  &E.  High-st. 
Scott  James,  jun.  St.  John-st. 

Coopers, 
Boyle  James,  South-st. 
Charles  Colin,  Bridge-lane 
Duncan  Robert,  South-st, 
Kennedy  John,  High-st. 
Ritchie  Alexander,  Methven-st, 
Thomson  John,  South-st, 

CoppersmitliS, 
Douglas  Margaret,  High-st. 
Walker  William,  High-st. 

Cork  Cutters. 
Campbell  Hutton,  High-st, 
Murray  J.  Skinner-gate 
Urquhart  Alexander,  Kirk-gate 

Corn  Millers. 
Meek,  Morton  &  Co.  Mill-st. 
Ramsay  John,  Methven-st. 

Druggists.  Sfc, 
Duncan  and  Ogilvie,  High-st. 
Miller  Alexander,  High-st. 
Dyers. 
Baird,  Miller  &  Co.  Methven-st. 
Campbell  Peter,  Methven-st. 
M'Leish  David  &  Son,  Methven-st. 
IMeik  &  Campbell,  Mill-wj-nd 
Earthenivarc,  China,  dfGlass  J)ealers. 
Eddes  John,  (Verre\ille  Glass  Co.)  High-st. 
Forrester  Isabella,  Kirk-gate 
Greig  James,  High-st. 
Kidd  Barbara,  St.  John-st. 
Mackay  Alexander,   Water-gate 
Merton  James,  South-st. 
Ramsay  Alcsaoder.  Bridge-end 


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Fire  SiC.  Offices, 
Atlas,  Laurence  Robertson,  George-st. 
liritish,  Malcolm  Stewart,  Hig^h-st. 
Caledonian,  Geo.  Condie,  BlacUfriars-kouse 
Duri'loe,  Archibald  TiirnbuU,  George-st. 
Kasle,  Charles  Sedy,  Geore:e-st. 
lidinbiirgh  Friendly,  Robert  Greig,  High-st. 
Hercules,  William  VVedderspoon,  High-st, 
Kurth  Britisli,  David  Graham,  High-si. 
?<lorwich  Uniou,  John  Buist,  High-st, 
Phornix,  Wm,  Sandenian,  George-st. 
Royal    Exchange,    Hay,  Robertson  St  Co. 
High-st. 

Fishing  Tackle  Makers, 
Aucell  Robert,  St.  John-st. 
Ramsay  John,  High-st. 

Flax  Dressers. 

Fen  wick  Peter,  High-st. 
Fraser  Patrick,  Mill-st, 
Fraser  Peter,  High-st, 
M' Lagan  Donald,  High-st. 
Martin  Samuel,  New-row-end 
Robertson  William,  High-st. 
Scott  Donald,  Mill-st. 
Stewart  Alexander,  High-st. 
Fruiterers. 
'James  James,  Prince-st. 
Jcnnat  Stephen,  St.  John-st, 
Glaziers. 
Dnncan  James,  High-st. 
Reid  Alexander,  High-st. 
Wallace  James,  High-st. 

Glovers. 
Wilson  George,  George-st. 
Young  John,  High-st. 

Grocers  and  Spirit  Dealers. 
Allan  Josepli,  Castla-gable 
Anderson  Jiinies,  High-st, 
Karlas  George  &  Son,  High-st. 
Barlas  William,  High-st. 
Blackwood  John,  Kirk-gate 
J?oyd  William,  South-st. 
Brown  William,  High-st. 
Burns  Andrew,  Castle-gable 
Chalmers  James,  High-st. 
Chisholm  John,  South-st. 
Christie  Peter,  High-st. 
Cowans  John,  Goorge-st. 
Dow  Hugh,  High-st. 
I.Jqw  John,  High-st. 
Dow  Tlios.  til  Jus.  Higli-st. 
Ferrier  Andrew,  High-st, 
Fleniing  Thos.  Bridge-end 
Galletly  Peter,  High-st. 
Graham  Wm.  Water-gate 
Greig  Robert  &  Jas.  High-st. 
Hay  William,  South-st. 
Howie  Peter,  High-st. 
Jamieson  Joseph,  George-st. 
Kemp  John,  High-st. 
M'Dougall  Alex.  &  Hugh,  High-st. 
M'Farlane  Robt.  High-st. 
Matthew  Robert,  High-st, 
Alnxwell  Patrick  and  Son,  High-st» 
Miller  Andrew,  South-st, 
Miller  James,  South-st. 
Murie  Thos,  Meal-vcunel 


Peacock  Willianj)  Soutb-st. 
Rattray  John,  High-st. 
RiddochJohn,  George-st. 
Robertson  Jas.  jun.  Castle-gable 
Rogers  Jan^es,  High-st. 
Ross  John,  jun.  High-st. 
Scott  Thomas,  High-st. 
Scott  Thos.  jiln.  High-st, 
Sped  Francis,  South-st. 
Stewart  Duncan,  South-st. 
Stewart  John,  jun.  High-st. 
Stewart  John,  yr.  High-st. 
Stcnvart  Malcolm,  Higb-st. 
Stewart  Patrick,  jun.  High-st. 
Thomas  John,  Kirk-gate 
Thomson  James,  South-st. 
Whyte  Robert,  High-st. 
Wyiie  Alex,  and  Son,  Meal-vennel 

See  also  Spirit  Dealers. 
Gun  Makers, 
Cook  Agnes,  Methven-st. 
Morris  Wm.  St,  John-st. 

Hardware  Dealers, 
Myles  Ann  and  Son,  High-st. 
Ritchie  Hannah,  High-st. 
Hatters. 
Kinnear  David,  George-st. 
Winlack  Thomas,  High-st. 
Hosiers. 
Alexander,  David,  South-st. 
Christie  Alex,  and  Son,  High-st. 
Hobson  Wm.  (maker)  High-st. 
Manson  John,  High-st. 
Menzies  John,  High-st. 
Murray  &  Duncan,  [makers]  High-st. 

Inns  and  Hotels. 
Exchange,  Coffee  Room,  George-st. 
George,  James  Davidson,  George-st. 
Hammer-mens',  JohnM'Leish,  High-st. 
Salutation,  Peter  Stewart,  South-st. 
Star,  Ann  M'Dougal,  Canal-st. 

Ironmongers. 
Gray  Wm.  George-st. 
Low  Robert,  High-st. 
Maiben  John,  St.  John-st. 
Miller  Henry,  High-st. 
Moncrieff  James,  High-st. 
Myles  John,  Gedrge-st, 
Stewart  Alex.  High-st. 
Taylor  Tlioi.  High-st. 

Jewellers. 

Keay  Robert,  George-st. 
Alurray  Charles,  George-st. 
Scott  John,  (working)  Barrosa-st. 

Leather  Dealers  and  Ctirriers, 
Chalmers  David,  High-st. 
Duncanson  George,  Mill-st. 
Honey  Thos.  Curfew-row 
Lormeir  Andrew,  South-st. 
M'Duff  Jas.  and  Co.  High-st. 
Richardson  Peter,  George-st. 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers  md 

Haberdashers. 

Bell  Adam,  Hiffh-st. 
Bell  David,  High-st. 
Bower  John  High-.^t. 


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Bower  Robert,  Mill-st: 
Boyd  David,  High-st. 
Brewster  James,  St.  John-st. 
BuistJobn,  High.st. 
Clink  Robert,  High-st. 
Dow  and  Fenwick,  St.  Jobn-st. 
Dow  W:n.  and  Co.  St.  Jobn-st. 
Fisken  John,  High-st, 
Graham  Jas.  High-st. 
Henderson  John,  High-st. 
Hutchison  Margaret,  Higb-«t. 
Ireland  Andrew,  High-st. 
Johnston  George,  George-st. 
Kilgour  John,  High-st. 
Laurie  George,  High-st. 
Macgregor  Evan,  Higb-st. 
Malloch  Charles,  Charlotte-st. 
Matthew  John»  High-st. 
Miichell,  Hugh  and  Co.  St,  Jobn-st. 
Norwell  James,  Higb-st. 
Pearson  John,  High-st. 
Richardson  Alex.  George-st. 
Robertson  Robert,  High-st. 
Robertson  Thomas,  George-st. 
Sandeman  Steil,  George-st. 
Sharpe  James,  Higb-st, 
Shaw  James,  St.  Jobn-st. 
Sprunt  John,  George-st, 
Stewart  Malcolm,  Higb-st. 
Stirling  and  Riutoul,  St.  John-st, 
Stocks  William,  Higb-st. 
Syme  James,  Higb-st. 
Tindell  William,  High-st. 
Wigbton  Wm.  Higb-st. 
Wylie  Richard,  High-st. 
Young  Catherine,  George-st, 

Manufacturers. 
Blair  John  and  Jas.  Mill-st. 
Blair  Wm.  George-st. 
BuistRobt.  and  Andrew,  Crescent 
Cleland  Wm.  Kinnoul-st. 
Cornfute  Jas.  and  Son,  Cbarlotte-st. 
Dnncan  Peter  &  Jas.  King-st. 
Fisher  Jas.  Methven-st. 
Fitche  James,  Methven-st. 
Gray  Andrew,  Crescent 
Kennedy  Thos.  Methven-st. 
M'Gregor  Jas.  Metbven-st. 
Matthew  N.  and  T.  Atboll-st, 
Richardson  Wm.  Mill-st. 
Ross,  Sandeman,  and  Co.  George-st. 
Sandeman  Thos.  and  Co.  Mill-st. 
Sangster  and  Sandeman,  Canal-st. 
Stalker,  Greig  and  Co.  Hospital-buildings 
Stewart  and  Chapman,  Mill-st. 
Stewart  Patrick  Gilbert,  and  Co.  Water-gate 
Taylor  Robert,  Metbven-st. 

Meal  Sfc.  Dealers. 
Allen  Robertson,  South-st. 
Blair  Peter,  Mill-st. 
Cameron  Donald,  Kirk-gate 
Cuthbert  David,  Mill-st. 
Dow  Andrew,  Castle-gable 
Forrester  Alex.  Kirk-gate 
Graham  David,  Metbven-st. 
Guild  Robert,  Hieb-st. 
Halley  William,  Kirk-gate 

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Pae  Peter,  Higb-st. 
Ramsay  Peter,  Metbven-st. 
Sclaler  Wm.  Atboll-st. 
Speedie  Shepherd,  Soutb-st. 
Stedman  Isabella,  Metbven-st. 
Taylor  David,  Soutb-st. 

Merchants. 
Arnott  Alexander,  Kirk-side 
Beatson  David  and  Thos.  Cbarlotte-st. 
Blair  William,  George>st, 
Brodie  Jas,  St.  John-st. 
Hay,  Robertson  &  Dow,  High-st. 
Hepburn  Robert  and  Co.  Rose-terrace 
Hepburn  and  Co.  (timber)  Prince-st. 
Sandeman  David  Geo.  and  Co,  Cbarlotte-st 
Sandeman  Wm.  and  Co.  George-st.  • 
Stewart  and  M'Naugbton,  Waier-gata 
Stewart  Alexander,  Higb-st. 

Milliners. 
Cochrane  Ann,  Higb-st. 
Hutchison  Margaret,  High-st. 
M'Omish  Ellen,  George-st. 
Reid  Catherine,  George-st, 
Stewart  Jesse,  Higb-st. 

Musical  Instrument  Dealer. 
Duncan  Sampson,  (and  teacher)  Atboll-st. 

Nursery  and  Seedsmen. 
Dickson  and  TumbuU,  George-st. 
Sbiells  William,  George-st. 
Painters, 
Fraser  John,  Higb-st. 
Irvine  Duncan,  Higb-st. 
M'Pherson  Laugblan,  North-port 
Mann  Alexander,  Water-gate 
Ross  Alexander,  Higb-st. 
Stewart  James,  Soutb-st. 
Stewart  Daniel,  Higb-st, 

Perjumers. 
Ferrier  Theodosia,  George-st. 
Taylor  George,  St.  John-st. 
Taylor  Wm.  High-sl. 

Physicians. 
Henderson  Wm,  George-st. 
Hossack  Jas.  Cbarlotte-st.  >'I 

Kelty  Andrew,  AtboU-place 
Latta  Alexander,  AtboU-place 
Macfarlane  Jas.  Rose-terrace 
Malcolm  Wm.  George-st. 
Miller  John,  George-st. 
Stewart  Alexander,  Water-gate 
Wood  Jas.  Potterbill 

Plumbers^ 
Addis  Thos.  Mill-st. 
Mackie  David,  High-st. 
Ramsay  and  Patterson,  Bridge-end. 
Printers  (Letter  Press.) 
Crerar  Jas.  High-st. 
Henderson  Alex.  Gnildhall-close 
Morison  Robt.  and  Co.    (Perth  Courier 

Office,  Thursday)  High-st. 
Morison  Robert,  St.  Jobn-st. 

Rope  <^c.  Makers. 
Butter  Catherine,  Higb-st. 
Halley  Jas.  and  Co.  Higb-st. 
M'Ewen  Jas.  Prince-st. 
Wilson  David,  Methven-st. 


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Saddlers  Sfc. 
Brown  John,  South-st. 
Cumming  James,  AthoU-St. 
Hay  and  Ferguson,  GeoPgc-st. 
Simpson  David,  Methven-st. 
Taylor  Jas.  St.  John-st. 

Ship  Builders. 
Brown  J^asi  Sbnth-incb 
AValker  David,  South-inch 

Ship  Owners. 
Brrtdie  Jamfis 
Buist  Robe]^t 
Findlater  James 
Gray  A'ndrew 
Hay,  RobfertsoB  and  Dow 
Laing  Robert 
M'Donald  John 
M'Ewan  James 
M'Pherson  William 
Pitcairn  James 
Ra«say  David 
Robertson  Charles- 
Robertson  David 
Turian  Dtovid 
Youtjg'  Alexander 

Spirit  Dealers. 
See  also  Grocers  and  Spirit  dealers. 
M'Donald  Alex.  Castle-st. 
Moir  Wm.  &  Robert,  South-st, 
Reid  Thomas,  high-st. 
Stewart  Robert,  South  st. 
Taylor  James,  M^thven-st, 
Wighton  David,  Higb-st,  , .   , 

Straw  Hat  Makers. 
Chisholm  Margaret,  George-st. 
Cochrane  Jennet,  High-st. 
Pitcairn  Catherine  and  Ann,i  George-st, 
Ramsay  M.  and  H.  High-stk 

Surgeons  mid  Druggists. 
Barlas  J«hn,  High-st. 
Bisset  Wm,  High-st. 
Bowes  James,  South-st, 
Clark  John,  High-st. 
Dick  John,  High-st. 
Halket  William>  George-st. 
Miller  James,  High-st. 
Monteath  John,  French-st. 
Scott  David,  High-st. 
Stewart  John,  George-st. 
Thomas  John,  High-st. 

Surtteyors, 
Alexander  George,  George-st. 
Buist  David,  Blackfriars 
Douglas  John,  Charlotte-st. 
Hay  Alexander,  Blackfriars 

Tailors  and  Habit  Makers, 
Campbell  Duucan,  AthoU-place 
Chisholm  Kenneth,  Atholl-st. 
Ferguson  John,  High-st. 
Geddes  Alex.  High-st. 
M'Naughton  Peter,  St,  John-st. 
Stewart  John,  High-st. 
Talloch  George,  George-st, 

Tallovt  Chandlers. 
Dodd  Thomas,  High-st.  . 
Law  son  Oswald^  South-st. 


Ross  John,  and  Co,  High-st. 
Tanners. 
Angus  John  and  Wm.  Mill-st, 
Johnston  John,  Mill-st. 

M'Laren  and  Richardson,  Bridge-end 

Miller  and  Anderson,  Canal-st. 

Morton  Robert,  Mill-st. 

Tavern  Keepers,    Vintners,   6fc, 

Barclay  David,  Fleshers-vennel 

Bower  Chirstan,  Kirk-side 

Boyle  Alex,  (shoe  maker's  arms)  George- 

ferown  Peter,  High-st. 

Buchan  James,  North-port 

Cameron  Angus,  St.  John-st. 

Campbell  Mungo,  Methven-st. 

Campbell  A.  Mill-st, 

Christie  James,  High-st. 

Constable  Wm,  Kirk-Side 
]  Coutts  David,  Methven-st. 
j  Crerar  John,  Water-gate 
■  Croom  James,  Methven-st, 

J>ewar  Donald,  High-st. 

Duncan  Wm.  Kirk-gate 

^arquharson  Charles,  High-st. 
J  ^raser  James,  High-st, 

Fulton  Lewis,  Methren-st. 
,  Galletly  David,  High-st. 
[  Garland  Michael,  South-st. 

Glass  James,  South-st. 

Henderson  M,  South-st. 
;  Jackson  Joseph,  Kirk-gate 
'  Jackson  Joseph,  Kirk-side 

Kidd  George,  South-st. 
;  Laing  James,  South-st. 
'  Laing  Robert,  South-st. 

tices  Thomas,  Water-gate. 

M'Gregor  John,  Castle-gabl« 

Macgregor  Malcolm,  High-st. 

M'GrigorWm.  Mill-st, 

M'Laglan  Catherine,  Mill-st. 

M'Nabb  Findlay,  South-st. 

M'Pherson  Samuel,  Mill-vend 

Menzie  Ann,  High-st- 

Menaies  Robert,  Parliament-close 

Menzies  Daniel,  High-st. 

Milne  George,  High-st, 

Murray  J.  South-st. 

Murray  Peter,  South-st. 

Ritchie  Peter,  High-st. 

Robertson  Wm.  North-port 

Robertson  John,  High-st. 

Scott  Thomas,  High-st. 

Sime  J.  High-st. 

Stewart  Daniel,  High-st. 

Stewart  Dougal,  Castle-gable 

Stewart  James,  High-st. 

Stewart  Neil,    High-st. 

Stewart  William,  Kirk-gat« 

Stuart  John,  Kirk-side 

Symon  Ann,  Southrst. 

Taylor  Matthew,  Mill-st. 

Taylor  David,  South-st. 

Thomas  Charles,  High-st, 

Wallace  Alexander,  George-st. 

iVhitlaw  William,  Skinuer-gate 
Tinplate  Workers, 
Jackson  James,  Castle-gable. 


PERTH. 


•T'.»'T 


Mackie  Josepb,  High-et. 
Walker  William,  High-st. 

Tobacconists. 
Barty  George,  Hiph-st, 
Johnston  James,  Higti-st. 
Pitcairn  William,  High-st. 
Stewart  John,  South-st. 
Waterson  Edward  &  Co.  High-st. 
Whyte  James,  High-st. 

Uinbrella  Makers. 
Peawick  Andrew,  George-st. 
Lorimer  George,  High-st. 

Watch  and  Clock  Maker?, 
Buchan  Archibald,  Bridge  end 
Christie  Tames,  St.  John-st. 
Croll  Colin,  George-st. 
Dunbar  James,  High-st. 
iGardner  Peter,  High-st. 
Grant  William,  High-st. 
-Greig  David,  High-st. 
Howison  John,  George-^t. 
M'Nab  John,  Leonard-st. 
Miller  Alexander,  Methven-st. 
Pirrie  John,  King-st. 
Pourie  Henry,  pridge-end 
Urqiihart  John,  George-st. 

Wine,   Sfc.  Merchants. 
Porteous  Alexander  &  Son,  High-st. 
Ramsay  David,  Water-gate 
Robertson  Laurence,  George-st. 
Sandeman  Thomas  Robert,  Kirk-side 

Wool  Spinners, 
Macfarlane  Alex.  Mill-st. 
Stewart  &  Chapman,  Mill-st. 

Wrig-hts. 
Braid  John,  Parliament-close 
Cuthbert  William,  High-st, 
Edward  George,  High-st. 
Fife  James,  fcart)  Canal-st. 
Hall  Robert,  (cart)  New-row 
Hay  &  Dewar,  King-st. 
Hepburn  Ninian,  High-st. 
Irvine  James,  (cart)  Foundry-lane 
Middlemas  John,  (cart)  Methven-st. 
Shaw  James,  Skinner-gate 
Whyte  David,  New-row 

Writers. 
Those  marked  thus  *  practise  also  in  Perth 
*Adie  Robert,  Crieff 
♦Anderson  David,  Cupar-angus 
Ballandene  John 
*Bett  William,  Cupar-angus 
*Bis8ett  Patrick,  Dunkeld 
Burns  David,  High-st. 
Christie  George,  Canal-st. 
*Clark  Cliarles,  Cupar-angus 
Clark  Duncan,  St.  John-st. 
Clark  George,  Water-gate 
*Clark  Peter,  Cupar-angus 
*Clark  Peter,  Auchterarder 
*Conacher  James,  Dunkeld 
Coudie  George,  Black friars-house 
CoHdie  James,  Blackfriars-house 
Couper  Thomas,  George-st. 
*  Cowans  John,  Crieff 


♦Douglas  Robert,  Dunkeld 
Duncan  Thomas,  Charlotte-st. 
Flockhart  John,  George-st. 
Gibson  Thomas,  Rose-terrace 

*Hutcheson ,  Anchterarder 

*Leitch  William,  Crieff 
•Leslie  John,  Dunkeld 
M'Leod  Harry,  South-st. 
M'Pherson  Joseph,  Higfa-st. 
Malcolm  David,  South-st. 
Marshall  John,  George-st. 
Menzies  James,   AtlioU-pIace 
♦Miller  James,  Cupar-angus 
•MiUer  James,  jun.  Cupar-angus 
Miller  John  &  James,  High-st. 
Moncrieff  Robert  Hope,  Atholl-plaee 
Peddie  Robert,  George-st. 
•Philips  John,  Crieff 
•Robertson  Alexander,  Dunkeld 
*Ross  Archibald,  Crieff 
♦Sharp  William,  Auchterarder 
Sim  Donald,  High-st. 
•Steven  James,  Crieff 
Stratton  David,  Water-gate 
•Tainsh  John,  Crieff 
Tash  Jolm,  Crieff 
Thomas  James,  Hi<?h-st, 
*Turnbull  David,  Ciieff 
Waterson  Andrew  Thomas,  Water-gatf 
Wed'lerspoon  William,  High-st, 
*Wliitson  Thomas,  Blairgowrie 
•Williamson  James,  Dunkeld 
Yarn  Dealers. 
Mullion  James,  North-port 
Robertson  David,  High-st. 

Custom  House,  Spey-gate. 
Thomas  Caw,  Collector 
Thomas  Thomson,  Comptroller 
John  Sim,  Collectors  Clerk 
Alexander  Matthew,  Land  Surveyor, 
John  Blyth,  Coast  Waiter 
Thomas  Dalyell,  Tide  Waiter,  Peter  Kerr, 

Land  Waiter  &  Coast  Off.cer  at  Newburgh 
Thomas  Brooks  ?  ^      .  „r  -^         ..  t-      . 
James  Spalding  I  ^"""^^  ^^^'"^^'^  *^  E"°l 

Excise  Office,  Water-gate. 
John  Malcolm,  Collector 
M.  Peters,  Collectors  Clerk. 
Alexander  Malcolm,  Supervisor 

MISCELLANEOUS. 
Brown  James,  brass  founder,   High-st. 
Burgess  John,  nail  maker,  South-st. 
County  Cess  Office,  William  Gloag,   deputy 

collector.  County-buildings 
CroU  George,  reed  maker,  High-st. 
Forrester  Margaret,  toy  dealer,  High-st. 
Kinnear  David,  plane  maker,  High-st. 
Marshall  William,  cutler.   Parliament-close 
Perth  Iron  Foundry,  Fouodrj'-lane 
Perth  Public  Dispensary,  Kirk-side 
Pitcairn  James,  saw  mill,  North-port 
Smith  James,  last  maker.  Kirk-gate 
Stamp  Office,   David  Sandeman,    manager, 

George-st. 
Stewart  &  Gloag,  stamp  masters  for  linens. 

Kirk-side 


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PERTH. 


Sutherland  Alex,  basket  maker,  High-st. 
Taylor  David  &  Co.  distillers,  New  row-gr. 
"Whytock  Mark,  turner,  Lindsay's-close 
young  John,  sen.  <x:  John,  jun.   skinners. 
Curfew-row 

Carriers. 
From  L.  &  W.  Aitken,  Prince-st. 
Gtes^'ow,  every  lawful  ray 
jaoejcfeen,    Brechin  and  Forfar,    and   all 
places  adjacent,  every  Wednesday 
From  Joseph  Jackson's,  Kirk-side 
Dunfermline,  Andrew  Sharp,  Tuesday 
Kirkcaldy,  David  Dand,  Tuesday 

From  Chirstan  Bower's,  Kirk-side. 
AuchUrarder,  Wm,  Fenton,  Tuesday 
Dunkeld,  Wm.  M'Grigor,  uncertain 
From  Anderson's,  High-st. 
Dunkeld,  John  Brodie,  every  day 

From  Martin's,  High-st. 
Cupar  Angus,  Wm.  Murray        }  Mon.Wcd 
Cupar  Angus,  John  Henderson  S  and  Fri. 
From  David  Galletly's,  High-st. 
Kenmore,   John,  Crerer,  Thursday 

From  J.  Cameron's,  Mill-st. 
Goods  forwarded  to  Edinburgh,   Aberdeen, 
Aberfeldy,   Athol,  Alyth,  Auchterarder, 
Badenoeh,  Banff,  Beauty,  Blairgowrie, 
Bremar,  Brechin,  Cupar  Angus,  Cupar 
Fife,  Ceres, Dingwall,  Dornoch,  Dunkeld, 
Dunning,  Elgin,  Errol,  Fochabers,  For- 
far, Forre$,    Glummis,   Huntley,  Inver- 
ness, Kenmore,   Kettle,   Killin,   Kirrie- 
muir,Leuchars,  Methven,Meigle,  Nairn, 
Old    Meidi  um,      Peterhead,     Pitlessie, 
Stonehaven,  Tarland,  ^c.  §-c. 
Coaches. 
From  the  Star  Inn,  Canal-st. 
The  Royal  Mail,  passes  for  the  Nor  th  every 


day  at  two,   P.  M.   and  from  the  North 

for  Edinburgh,  at  half  past  three  A.  M. 
The  Saxe  Coburgh  to  Aberdeen  by  Dundee, 

at  six  A.M.  &  to  Edinburgh  atseveu  A.M, 
The  Waterloo  to  Edinburgh  at  eight  A.  M. 
Light  Coach  to   Glasgow  by  Auchterarder 

and  Stirling  at  seven  A.  M. 
The  Caledonian   to   Invernes$,   across    the 

Grampian    Mountains,     on      Tuesdays 

Thursdays     and       Saturdays,       at     fivp 

A'lVI    .and    arrrives  from  Inverness    oji 

Mondays,    Wednesdays  and   Fridays,  at 

nine  P.  M. 

From  the  Salutation  Inn,  South-st. 
The  original  Waterloo  to  Edinburgh,  every 

lawful  morning  at  seven,  and  arrives  from 

Edinburgh  at  three  P.  M. 
The    Telegraph    through   Strathmore,    to 

Aberdeen,  every  lawful  morn. at  six. 
The  Light  Post  Coach  to  Glasgow  at  7  A.M, 

From  the  George  Inn,  George-st. 
Edinburgh  and  Aberdeen  Mail  passes  for 

the   North   every  day   at  two  P.  M.  and 

from  the  North  at  half  past  th»^e  in  the 

morning,    at   Aberdeen  it  communicates 

with  the  Mail  to  Inverness 
The   Saxe   Coburgh    every  lawful   day,  to 

Aberdeen  at  six  in   the   morning,   and  to 

Edinburgh  at  seven  in  the  morning 
The  Waterloo  to  Edinburgh  every  lawful 

day  at  eight  in  the  morning 
The  Glasgow  Coach  every  lawful  day  d,t 

seven  in  the  morning 


Passage  Boats  betwixt  Perth  and  Newburgh 
Two   convenient   Cabin  Boats   arrive   hepe" 

daily  from    Newburgh,    and   return  the 

same  tide 


I; 


PORT  GLASGOW 


S  a  small,  but  flourishing  Sea  Port  Town,  in  Renfrewshire,  eighteen  miles  west  of  Glas- 
gow, and  three  from  (sieenock,  built  on  the  left  bank  of  the  Clyde,  which  opposite  to  this 
town  is  two  miles  broad  ;  though  only  navigable  in  parts  of  the  stream,  for  vessels  of  bur- 
den, notwithstanding  which  circumstance,  the  haibour  at  spring  tides,  admits  of  vessels  of 
considerable  tonnage,  and  on  its  quays,  which  are  excellent,  there  are  sevei  al  good  and 
commodious  sheds  erected  for  the  reception  of  goods  and  accomodation  of  merchants, 
close  to  the  water's  edge.  At  the  eastern  extremity  of  the  town  stands  an  old  Castle,  in  a 
good  state  of  preservation,  though  not  used  as  a  place  of  defence  or  safety.  In  the  year 
1775,  the  town  of  new  Port  Glasgow  and  Newark  was  by  an  Act  of  Parliament  erected 
into  a  Burgh  of  Barony  with  a  Council  of  thirteen  persons,  out  of  which  number  two 
Baillies  are  elected.  This  town  is  protected  to  the  south  by  a  range  of  high  hills,  and  has  a 
beautiful  view  of  corresponding  ones  to  the  north,  as  also  of  the  hill  on  which' is  situated 
Dumbarton  Castle,  on  a  point,  formed  by  the  junction  of  the  Clyde  and  the  Leven,  its 
appearance  is  singularly  picturesque  and  imposing  ;  standing  on  the  top  of  a  nearly  per- 
perpendicular  rock,  which  divides  it  in  the  middle  and  forms  two  summits,  which  are 
said  to  have  magnetic  properties.  Port  Glasgow  consists  of  a  few  respectable  streets, 
with  some  very  narrow  lanes.  It  has,  however,  a  modern  built  Town-house,  with  a 
handsome  lofty  spire  and  clock.  It  also  possesses  a  good  market  for  shambles  meat ;  and 
in  its  imnjediate  neighbourhood  are  numerous  eligible  mansions,  the  residences  of  opulent 
merchants  and  tradesmen:  nor  is  it  deficient  in  religious  houses,  having  two  Kirks,  a 
Burg'  ?rs  Chapel,  <ind  one  for  Methodists.  It  has  a  charity  school  in  which  upwards  of 
a  hundred  children  of  both  sexes  are  educated,  and  instructed  in  the  leading  principles  of 
Christianity.    Here  is  an  extensive  ropery,  two  sugar  refining  houses,  with  ship  buijders 


iPORT   GLASGOW.. 


237 


and  numerous   timber  yards.    Port  Glasgow  enjoys  no  inconsiderable  share  of  the  West 
India,  and  Baltic  trade,  together  with  that  from  Spain  and  Portugal. 

Its  market  is  held  on  a  Friday ;  its  annual  Fair  on  the  third  Tuesday  in  July.    Tlie 
number  of  inhabitants  are  stated  at  5000. 


Post  Office,  Princess-street. — Post  Waster,  James  Lusk. — Mail  to  Greenock  ercry 
morning  at  nine,  eleven  in  the  forenoon,  and  seven  at  night.  To  Glasgow  every  morning  at 
half-past  ten,  at  half-past  four  afternoon,  and  at  half-past  ten  at  night. 


Agents 

King  Matthew,  (shipj  5,  Town-buildings 
M'Lachlan  Alex.   &  Co.   (general  and  ship) 

Town-buildings 
Milliken  Hugh  &Co.  (general  &shipj  West- 

quay 
Robertson,  M'Leish  &  Co.  [gen.]  V/est-qu. 

Anchor  Smiths, 
Anderson  JameR,  Scarlow-st. 
Barclay  James,  Ropework-lane 
Kirk  Alexander,  Top  of  Princes-st, 
Ritchie  Daniel,  Ropework-lane 

Bakers,  S^c, 
Gillespie  James,  King:st, 
jHardie  John,  Scarlow-st. 
Houston  James,  Fore-st. 
Lang  John,  Church-st, 
Livingston  John,  Fore-st. 
M'Farlan  John,  Church-st. 
Shaw  Thomas,  Bay-st, 

Blockmakers  and  Joiners, 
Campbell  and  Dyks,  King-st. 
Currie  Wm.  and  Daniel,  Lyons-lane 
Laird  John  and  Sons,  Ropework-lane 

Booksellers    and   Stationers, 
Currie  Malcolm,  Fore-st. 
Gammel  Robert,  Fore-st. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 
Beith  Adam,  Bay-^t. 
Davie  Robert,  2,  Town-buildings 
Gow  James,  Sliore-st. 
M'KinnoQ  Andrew,  Dock -head 
Paul  James,  1 ,  Town-buildings 
Stewart  William,  Fore-st. 
Walker  Robert,  Fore-st. 

Brewery. 
Port  Glasgow  Brewery,  King-st. 

Coopers. 
Denneston  Peter,  Princes-st. 
Jamieson  Robert,  King-st. 
Paton  James,  Shore-st, 
Jlisk  Matthew,  Scotts-lane 
Steel  James,  Chapel-lane 
Steel  Matthew,  &  Co.  Chapel-lane 

€opper  and  Tin  Smiths. 
M'Murtrie  John,  Dock-head 
Scott  William,  3,  Church-st. 
Warren  James,  Scotts-lane 

Druggists. 
Brown  Robert,  Princes-st. 
Hutton  David,  Princes-st. 

Grocers. 
Adam  Matthew,  Bay-st. 
Crighlon  Robert,  Church-st, 
Punlop  James,  Church-st. 


Hartwell  Margaret,  (&  tea  dlr.)  King-st. 

Holm  John,  Bay-st. 

King  Alexander,  Church-st. 

Legget  Mary,  Church-st. 

Lindsay  Walter,  King-st. 

M'Gall  Jane,  Princes-st. 

Robertson  Samuel,  Princes-st. 

Walker  John,  jun.  Bay-st. 

Walker  John,  &  Son,  Dockhead 

Walker  Thomas,  Bay-st. 

Wallace  James,  Fore-st. 

White  David,  Bay-st. 

Haberdashers. 
Kirkwood  James,  Fore-st. 
Livingston  James,  Church-st. 
M'Reich  Margaret,  Chnrch-st. 

Lineal  and  Woollen  Drapers, 
Brown  ArchibalJ,  Fore-st. 
Gumming  John,  Church-st. 
Cumming  Robert,  Church-st. 
Drummnnd  Dougal,  Churqh-st. 
Nesmith  Andrew,  Fore-st. 

Merchants. 
Anstruther  Chas,  (&  ship  owner)  Princes-st. 
Barclay  James,  Belfour-st. 
Brown  Richard,  Bay-st. 
Hamilton  Wm.  Princes-st. 
King  Matthew,  Town-buildings 
M'Lachlan  Alex.  &  Co.  Town-buildings 
May  Angus  &  Co.  Fore-st. 
Steven  Alex,  and  Son,  Church-st. 

Painters. 
Fyfe  James  and  John,  Bay-st. 
Lethem  James,  West-quay 
M'Farlane  Robert,  Fore-st. 

Physicians. 
Carmichael  and  Marshall,  Church-st, 
Graham  John,  Church-§t. 

Plumber, 
M'Murtrie  John,  Dock-head 
Rope  Makers. 
Fyfe  Robert,  Carnigie-park 
Gourock  Company,  Ropework-lane 

Ship  Builders, 
Carswell  R.  and  A  Wt'st-eod 
Hunter  John,  [&  ship  owner,]  Newark 
Martin  Alexander,  Newark. 
Wood  John  &  Co,  Short>-st. 

Ship  Chandlers, 
Bo5'd  Robert,  and  Co.  Fore-st. 
Ross  VValter,  Fore-st, 
Shaw  James,  King-st. 

Soap  Sf  Candle  Mamtfacttirers, 
Hume  ArchibtiM,  Church-st, 
Johnston  Robert,  Bell-st, 


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PORT  GLASGOW. 


Spirit  Dealers. 
Bruce  Flora,  Bay-st 
Craig  Robert,  Highland-close 
M'Cormick  James,  King-st. 
Shaw  James,  Kiug-st. 
Smillie  William,  Bay-st. 
Wallace  James,  Fore-st. 

Stone  Masons. 
Matthieson  Daniel,  Chapel-lane 
Rpbb  John,  Port  Glasgow  and  Greenock 

Sugar  Refiners. 
M'Farlane  Peter  ii  Co.  Priuces-st, 
Newark  Company,  Robert-st. 

Surgeons. 
Crawford  William,  Church-st. 
Gordon  Frederick,  Church-st. 

Tailors. 
Barr  William,  Church-st. 
Pagan  George,  Dock-head 
Simpson  Archibald,  Fore-st. 

Timber  Merchants. 
Anderson  James,  Scarlow-st. 
Gumming  John,  Church-st. 
Hunter  John,  Newark 
Laird  John  and  Sons,  Ropework-lane 
Ritchie  Johnston  and  Co.  8,  Town-building 
Rose  &  Barclay,  Church-st. 

Tobacconists, 
Carson  Jane,  Bay-st. 
Stewart  John,  3,  Town-buildings 

Vintners. 
Davidson  Andrew,  Fore-st. 
Fleck  Jas.  (king's  arms  inn)  Fore-st. 
Fleemiag  Janet,  Fore-st. 
Hill  James,  Shore-st. 
Hogg  William,  Fore-st. 
Richmond  Thomas,  Searlo\v-st. 

Watch  Makers  antf,  Jewellers. 
Hunter  Nathan,  Bay-st, 
King  Duncan,  Fore-st. 
Miller  Jas.  Fore-st. 


Wrights. 

Jarvey  Jn,  &  Andrew,  Gallispies-lane 
Neil  John,  Princes-st. 

Writers. 
Downie  John,  Town-buildings 
Lade  William,  Town-buildings 
M'Kie  Thomas,  Scarlow-st. 
Watson  &  M'Naught,  Church-st. 

MISCELLANY. 

Fleming  P.  &  Sons,  cabinet  makers,  Fore-st. 

Johnstone  W.  &Son,  upholsterers,  Church-s 

M' Arthur  Peter,  brass  founder,  Scotts-lane 

M'Farlane  Alex,  tanner.  Back-row 

M'Gregor  Alex,  leather  cutter,  Bay-st. 

Port  Glasgow  sail  work  Co.  sail  makers, 
Shore-st. 

Renwick  George,  Hosier,  Church-st. 

Scott  Matthew,  breeches  maker,  Fore-st. 

Shaw  Henry,  perfumer,  Church-st. 

Simpson  William,  locker,  Scarlow-st. 

Taylor  David  &Co,  manufa,cturers,Scotts-la. 
Carriers  by  Land. 

Glasgow,  Edinburgh,  LeiHi  and  Neigh- 
hourhood,  Jas.  Relton,  daily,  Shore-st, 

Paisley,  Geo.  Mennie,  Wed.  and   Sat,   at 

one,  from  Widow  Campbell's,  Bay-st. 

Conveyance  by  Water. 

There  are  a  number  of  Steam  Boats  regu- 
larly plying  between  Glasgoiv,  Greenock, 
Gouroek,  Camhleion,  Inverary,  Belfast 
&c.  for  the  conveyance  of  goods,  parcels 
and  passengers. 

Coaches. 
From  the  King's  Arms,  Fore-st. 

To  Glasgow,  the  Royal  Mail  every  after- 
noon at  half-past  four 

To  Glasgow,  a  Coach  every  morning,  ex- 
cept Sunday,  at  half-past  eight 

To  Greenock,  the  Royal  Mail  every  morning 
at  eleven 

To  Greenock,  a  Coach  every  night,  except 
Sunday,  at  seven 


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lT  the  distance  of  .35  nxiles  north  west  of  Edinburgh,  is  situated  on  the  sloping  ridge 
of  a  rock,  and  on  the  southern  side  of  the  Forth ;  holding  the  fifth  rank  among  the  Royal 
Burghs  of  the  kingdom.  The  Palace,  within  a  strong  Castle  on  the  north  west  side  of  the 
town,  is  a  stately  building,  in  form  of  a  square,  the  outside  curiously  ornamented  with 
grotesque  figures.  The  ground  story  is  now  converted  into  barracks.  The  foundation 
of  the  castle,  is  a  basaltic  rocU,  around  which  is  a  pleasant  walk. 

The  prospect  from  the  castle  is  drlightful,  comprising,  northward,  the  Oichillg,  verdant 
to  their  summits;  the  Strath  of  Mouteith  westward,  bounded  by  high  mountains  ;  and  east- 
ward, the  Carse  of  Stirling,  open  to  Edinburgh,  and  Arthur's  seat.  The  Town-honse  is 
large,  and  has  a  lotty  square  tower,  surmounted  by  a  vane,  with  a  clock,  aud  a  set  of  mu- 
sical chimes ;  attached  to  the  Town-house  is  the  Gaol. 

Stirling  enjoys  the  benefit  of  three  well  endowed  Hospitals,  has  a  good  Grammar  School, 
two  Churches,  one  of  which  is  an  elegant  building,  aud  kept  in  a  good  state  of  repair.  Be- 
sides which,  there  are  Chapels  belonging  to  different  sectarians.  There  are  several  Sunday 
Schools,  also  in  this  ancient  town ;  and  numerous  Charitable  Institutions.  At  the  top  of 
Quality-street,  which  is  wide,  but  irregularly  built,  is  an  elegant  modern  building,  called 
the  New  Steeple,  of  hewn  stone.  The  spire  is  lofty,  and  possesses  a  good  clock,  with  four 
faces;  the  ground  stories  are  converted  into  shops,  are  circular  in  front,  to  give  a  greater 


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facility  of  entrance  into  two  streets,  which  here  branch  out ;  part  of  this  building  is  used 
as  a  reading  room,  and  is  called  the  AthenaEnunb.  Close  to  the  New  Steeple,  is  an  extensive 
Corn-market.  There  is  also  a  large  flesh  market ;  the  streets  in  general  are  very  irregular, 
and  the  houses  mostly  bear  the  stamp  of  antiquity ;  though  numerous  well  built  modern 
edifices,  are  to  be  seen  in  the  environs  of  the  town,  particularly  in  the  direct  road  leading 
to  the  ancient  tovn  of  St.  Ninians. 

The  windings  of  the  Forth,  as  viewed  from  the  Castle,  appear  more  the  work  of  art 
than  nature,  rendering  the  scenery  truly  picturesque,  and,  suggesting  an  idea  of  reluctancy 
to  leave  the  romantic  spot.  The  staple  manufacture  is  that  of  carpets.  Stirling  is  a  place 
of  considerable  antiquity,  having  received  its  Charter  from  Alexander  I.  and  is  governed 
by  a  Lord,  Provost,  4  Baillies,  and  21  Councellors,  who  are  chosen  annually.  Its  fairs, 
are  held  on  the  first  Friday  in  Feb.  the  last  Friday  in  May,  the  first  Friday  in  Aug. 
third  Friday  in  Sept.  first  Friday  in  Nov,  and  second  Friday  in  Dec.  Its  market  day  is 
Friday.     And  its  population,  is  stated  at  6O0O. 

Post  Office,  Bakers-wynd. — AVilliam  Paterson,  Post  Master.  The  Royal  Mail,  for 
London,  &c.  at  8  o'clock  in  the  morning.    For  Edinburgh,  Glasgow,  &c.  at  8   o'clock 

at  night. 


Auctioneers, 
Birch  Cave  Nathan,  Bakers-wynd 
King  John,  Quality-st. 

Bakers. 
Anderson  Andrew,  Bakers-wynd 
Fogo  James,  Spiltal-st. 
Forester  Samuel,  Broad-st. 
GilfiUan  Robert,  Quality-st. 
Gray  John,  Quality-st. 
Hill  Henry,  Quality-st. 
Kidston  John,  Broad-st. 
King  Peter,  Quality-st. 
King  Robert,  Port 
M'Farlaoe  Wm.  St,  Marys-wynd 
Marshall  John,  Bakers-wynd 
Paterson  James,  Quality-st. 
Robertson  Andrew,  Cowan-st. 
Telford  Wm.  Bakers-wynd 
Whitehead  Archibald,  St.  Marys-wynd 
Watt  Archibald,  Bakers-wynd 
Young  James,  Port 

Ba7ikers. 
Sterling  Bank  Company,  St.  Marys-wynd, 

John  Telford,  Cashier 
Kinnear  and  Sons,  Edinburgh,   and  James 

and  Robert  Watson,   Glasgow   Bank  of 

Scotland,  Office,  Broad-st,  John  M'Mil- 

lan,  agent 

Booksellers,  Stationers,  ^c. 
Anderson  Wm.  (wholesale)  Broad-st. 
Bean  Andrew,  Bakers-wynd 
Bryce  James,  Broad-st. 
Forman  James,  Broad-st. 
Fraser  John,  Quahty-st. 
M'Laren  James,  Bow 
Randall  Mary,  Bakers-wynd 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers, 

Clement  Peter,  St.  Marys-wynd 
CummingJohn,  St.  Marys-wynd 
Davidson  John,  Broad-st. 
Gibb  John,  St,  Marys-wynd 
Law  George,  Bakers-wynd 
Low  Peter,  Bakers-wynd 
Morison  Alexander,  Bow 
Mathie  James,  Bakers-wynd 
Robertson  James,  Bakers-wynd 


Brewers. 
Burgess  James,  Broad-st. 
Gillispie  John,  Bakers-wynd 
M'Queen  George,  Bakers-wynd 
Cabinet   Makers. 
Belfour  John,  Bakers-wynd 
Brownie  John,  (&  glazier)  St.  Marys-wynd 
Christie  William,  Church-wynd 
Gourley  James,  Spittal-st. 
Gillespie  James,  Church-wynd 
King  John,  Quality-st. 
Murray  James,  St.  John-st. 
Paterson  Alexander,  Qualit5'-st. 
Robertson  George,  Quality-st. 

Carpet  Manufacturers, 
Dick  John,  Craigs 
Gilchrist  Archibald,  Port 
Harvie  Archibald,  Craigs 
Munnoch  and  M'Auley,  Craigs 
Smith  Robt.  (carpet  yarn  manufr.) Cowan-st 
Thomson  John,  Craigs 
Young  Robert,  Port 

Coach  Makers. 
Croals  and  Kinross,  Friars-wynd 
Thomson  John,  Craigs 

Confectioners, 
Donaldson  George,  Bakers-wynd 
Ferguson  James,  St.  Marys-wynd 
Watt  William,  Bakers- wyud 

Coopers. 
Anderson  William,  Quality-st, 
Downie  Robert,  Bakers-wynd 
Monteith  Charles,  St.  Marys-wynd 
Stewart  John,  Bakers-wynd 

Copper  and  Tinsmiths. 
Murdoch  Thomas,  Broad-st. 
Riddell  Alexander,  Broad-st. 
Riddell  John,  Bakers-wynd 

Corn  Merchants. 
Laing  William,  York-place 
M'Naughton  Robert,  Port 

Cotton  Manufacturers. 
Anderson  John,  Bakers-wynd 
Craige  Robert,  Port 

D?/ers, 
Gilchrist  William,  Port 
M'Lay  David,  Quality-st. 


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STIRLING. 


Matthews  James,  Quality-st. 
Mitchell  William,  Port 

Eafthenware  Manujacturers. 
Christie  John,  (brick  and  tile)  Shore 
Wilson  John,  Bakers-wynd 

Flax  Dressers. 
Clark  John,  Bakers-wynd 
Kelly  Peter,  Quality-st. 

Gardeners  S^  Seedsmen. 
Christie  William,  Bakers-wynd 
Drnmmond  Wra.  and  Sons,  Corn-market 
Glass,  China  Sf  Stonetvare  Dealers 
Birch  C.  N.  Bakers-w^'nd 
Christie  John,  Cowan-st. 
Donaldson  George,  Bakers-wynd 

Grocers,  S^c. 
Attderson  John,  Bakers-wynd 
Brewster  Charles,  Bakers  wynd 
Forrester  Catherine,  Bakers-wynd 
Forrester  and  Buchanan,  Bakers-wynd 
Graham  William,  Bakers-wynd 
Jaffray  V\illiam,  Bakers-wynd 
Leckie  James,  Bakers-wynd 
Legate  William,  Bakers-wynd 
M'Beath  John,  Bakers-wynd 
M'Donald  John,  St.  Marys-wynd 
M'Evven  Daniel,  Broad-st. 
M'Infosh  James,  Bakers-wynd 
M'Laren  Duncan,  Bakers-wynd 
M'  Queen  James,  Bakers-wynd 
Paul  James,  Qualit)'-st. 
Robertson  Andrew,  Broad-st. 
Robertson  William,  Quality-st. 
•Stewart  Gordon,  Bakers-wynd 
Taylor  George,  Broad-st. 
Tli'orburn  William,  Quality-st. 
Wingate  John,  Bakers-wynd 
Haberdashers. 

Fletcher  Jane,  Quality-st. 
Jaffray  Andrew,  Bakers-wynd 
Prentice  James,  Broad-st, 
Inns. 

Golden  Lion,  John  Gibb,  Quality-st. 

Saracen's  Head,  Wm.  Dow,  Bakers-wynd 
Ironmongers, 

Dods  Thomas,  Bakers-wynd 

Henderson  James,  Quality-st. 

MurJ)ch  Peter,  Bakers-wynd 

Paterson  John,  Broad-st. 

Ranceman  Alexander,  Broad-st. 
Land  Surveyors. 

Blackedder ,  St,  John-st. 

Grasson  John,  Bakers-wynd 

Leget  John,  Bakers-wynd 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers. 

AikmanJohn,  Bakers-wynd 

Belfour  Ebenezer,  Bakers-wynd 

Belfour  Thomas,  Bakers-wynd 

Benny  James,  Bakers-wynd 

Bow  Ebenezer  Quality-st. 

Connel  Catherine,  Broad-st. 

Connal  Patrick,  St.  Marys-wynd 

Douglas  James,  Bow 

Edraond  George,  Broad-st. 

Gardner  David,  Bakers-wynd 


Henderson  James,  Bakers-wynd 
/  Haldane  James,  Bakers-wynd 
M'Laren  David,   Bakers-wynd 
Morrison  John,  Bow 
Murdoch  John,  Bakers-wynd 
Taylor  and  M'Dougal,  (&  agents)  Quality-st 
Watson  Wm.  Bakers-wynd 
Wingate  Robt.  Broad-st. 

Merchants. 
Hosie  Wm.  Shore 
Robertson  Wm,  Quality-st. 
Painters. 

Buchanan ,  Broad-st. 

Wright  Wm,  Cowan-st. 

Perfumers. 
Jollie  Jas.  Bakers-wynd 
Maxwell  Agnes,  St.  Marys-wynd 

Physicians. 
BroTOn  Ebenezer,  Church-st. 
Dewar  Alex.  Port 
Dods  Andrew,  Bakers-wynd 
Forrest  and  Dinsmore,  Bakers-wynd 
Wingate  Daniel,  Port 

Printers,  Letter  Press. 

Fraser  John,  Quality-st. 

Saddlers. 
Mitchell  James,  Port 
Stewart  Alex,  Quality-st. 
Stirling  William,  Quality-st. 

Spirit  Dealers. 
M'Donald  Alexander,  Broad  st. 
M'Nie,  Thomas,  Bakers-wynd 
Neilson  James,  Bakers-wynd 
Pollock  John,  Bakers-wynd 
Robertson  James,  Broad-st. 
Strang  Peter,  Botv 
WatsonJohn,  Bakers-wynd 

Soap  Mamifacturer. 
Munnoch  Alexander,  Shore 
Surgeons. 
Anderson  George,  Bakers- wyud 
Galliers  William,   Port 
Lucas  Thos.  Bakers-wynd 
M'Millan  Wm.  Quality-st. 
Macansh  John,  Broad-st. 
Wilson  John,  Broad-st. 

Tailors. 
Armstrong  Andrew,  Bakers-wynd 
Crawford  John,  Bakers-wynd 
Douglas  John,  Bow 
M'Gibbon  Peter,  St.  Marys-wynd 
Malloch  William,  Bow 

Tanners  and  Curriers, 
Gillies  Robert,  Craigs 
Stevenson  and  Allen,  Bridge-st. 
Talloiv  Chandlers. 
Campbell  and    Cowan,    (and  tobacconists) 

Bakers-wynd 
Dalgleish  G.  &  D.  Bakers-wynd 
Steel  Adam,  Broad-st. 

Tartan  Manufacturers, 
Gilchrist  William,  Port 
Smith  Walter,  Port 


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Timber  Mm-chants, 


Glass  William,  Port 
M'Gregor  Peter,  Hoff 
Reid  James,  York-place 

Umbrella  Makers. 
Baird  Alexander,  Broad-st. 
Park  Janet,  Bow 

Vintners, 

Abercrombie  Andrew,  St.  Marys-wynd 
Blair  Peter,  St.  John-st. 
Buchanan  Alexander,  Quality-st. 
Buchanan  Andrew,  Cowan-st. 
Burden  Peter,  St.  Mary's-wynd 
C'alder  John,  Quality-st. 
Cameron  Robert,  Quality-st. 
Christie  George,  Bow- 
Christie  John,  Quality-st. 
Dawson  Thomas,  Bakers- wynd 
Dun  William,  Quality-st. 
Forman  John,  St.  Marys-wynd 
Gibson  John,  Bakers-W3'nd 
Graham  John,  St.  Marys-wynd 
Hart  James,  Port 
Henderson  John,  Quality-st. 
JafFray  John,  Bakers-wynd 
Jamieson  James,  Qualiiy-st. 
Kerr  Andrew,  Biidge-st. 
M'Ewen  Robert,  Castle-bill 
M'Ouet  James,  Spittal-st. 
M'Pherson  Jas.  Bow 
Mitchell  Wm.  Quality-st. 
Mout  Archibald,  Spittal-st. 
Paterson  Robert,  Quality-st. 
Ramsey  Robert, Quality-st. 
Reid  James,  Quality-st, 
Sawers  James,  Broad-st. 
Sawers  James,  Port 
Steven  M.  Bakers-wynd 
Stewart  Duncan,  Quality-st. 
Stewart  Peter,  Quality-st. 
Stewart  John,  Quality-st. 
Thomson  John,  Port 
Young  James,  Port 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers, 
Harvey  George,  Bakers-wynd 
Peet  Thomas,  Bow 
Redpath  Henry,  Bow 

Wine  Sf  Spirit  Merchants, 
Banks  John,  Quality-st. 
Craise  John,  Quality-st. 
M'Lacldau  John,  Bow 
Robertson  William,  Quality-st. 

Writers, 
Banks  Robert,  (&  Sheriffs  Clerk)  Broad-st. 
Campbell  Robert,  St.  Marys-wynd 
Chrystal  James,  Allan-park 
Christie  C.(&  Messenger  atArms)  Broad-st. 
Hill  Robert,  Broad-st. 
Hutton  Andrew,  Broad-st. 
Luc«s  James,  Broad-st. 
M'Kilay  Wm.  St.  John-st. 
M'Kinlay  John,  St.  John-st.. 
Paton  Wm.  Spittal-st. 
Sawers  John,  Bakers-wynd 
Sconce  Robert,  Broad-st. 
AVright  James,  Broad-st. 

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MISCELLANEOUS. 


Anderson  John,  hat  manufr.  Bakers-wynd 
Dow  C.  and  J.  stocking  makers  Quality-st. 
Dyisdale  Jas.  trunk  maker,  Bakers-wynd 
Fleming  Jas.  upholsterer,  Quality-st. 
Gibson  and  Reddie,  plumbers,  Quality-st. 
Grassom  John,  straw  hatmaker,  Bakcrs-wd. 
Henderson  Alex,  wright,  St.  Marys-wynd 
Nicholson  Peter,  musician,  St.  Marys- wyrid 
Nicholson  John,  flour  dealer,  Broad-st. 
Paterson  John,  rope  maker,  Bakers-wyad 
Rankin  Wm.  cork-cutter,  Bakers-wynd 
Shearer  John,  bookbinder,  Bakers-wynd 
Telford    Archibald,    oil  and   colour    man, 

St.  Marys-wynd 
White  Alex,  lime  merchant.  Shore 

Carriers  by  Land. 

Aberdeen,  Law  Aiken,  daily,  Jas.  Hart's,  Port 

Auchterarder,  Peter  Sharp,  Friday,  Peter 
Stuarts,  Quality-st. 

Juchterarder,  John  Gibb,Tues,  and  Friday, 
Bay-horse,  Port 

Balfron,  James,  Galfellin,  Friday,  Robt. 
Camerons,  Quality-st. 

Blackford,  William  Heddy,  Friday,  John 
Henderson's,  Quality-st. 

Buchlyvie,  Widow  M'Leekie,  Friday,  Star, 
Bakers-wynd 

Cullender,  Robert  Ferguson,  Tuesday  and 
Friday,  Duncan  Stewarts,  Quality-st. 

Conirie,  M'Isaac,  Tuesday  and  Friday,  Bay- 
horse,  Port 

Crie^',  Robt.  Gibson,  Tuesday  and  Thuri- 
day.  Bay-horse,  Port 

Crieff,  Robt.  M'Neil,  Monday  and  Thurs- 
day, Bridge-st. 

Cupar-in-Fife,  Geo,  Cameron,Tuesday  and 
Thursday,  Bay-horse,  Port 

Denny,  Wm.  Thomson,  Tuesday  and  Fri- 
day, John  Hendersons  Quality-st. 

Doen,  Wm.  Graham,  Tuesday  and  Friday, 
Peter  Stuart's,  Quality-st. 

Dunnon,  Joseph  Crow,  Tuesday  and  Friday, 
Bay-horse,  Port 

Dumhlain,  Robt.  Dick,  Tuesday  and  Fri- 
day, Star,  Baker's-wynd 

Edinburgh,  Alex.  Monteith,  Monday  and 
Thursday,  Duncan  Stewart's,  Quality-st. 

Edinburgh,  Alex.  Callander,  Monday  and 
Thursday,  Peter  Stewart's,  Quality-st. 

Falkirk,  Robert  Pender,  twice  a  week,  Robt. 
Ramsey's,  Quality-st. 

Falkirk,  Jas.  Callander,  Tuesday  and  Thurs- 
day, Peter  Stewart's,  Quality-st. 

Glasgow,  John  Calder,  Monday  and  Thurs- 
day, Qualily-st. 

Glasgow,  John  Wardie,  Monday  and  Thurs- 
day, Quality-st. 

C/a.sgow,  Law  Aiken,  daily,  Jas.  Hart's,Pdrt 

Glasgow,  John  Lang,  Tuesday  and  Friday, 
Robt,  Paterson's,  Quality-st. 

Kallen,  John  M'Kay,  every  second  Thurs- 
day, Duncan  Stewart's,  Quality-st. 

Keppen,  John  Hay,  Friday,  Peter  Stewart's^ 
Quality-st. 


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Kilsyth,  John  Lang,  Tuesday  and  Friday, 

Robt.  Paterson's,  Quality-st. 
. ^mros,?,  Wm.  White,  Monday  and  Thurs- 
day, Bay-horse,  Port 
Lesdie,  Reid ,  Tuesday  and  Thursday, 

Bay-horse,  Port 
Oban,  Dougal  M'CuUoch,  every  third  week, 

Ptobt.  Cameron's,  Quality-st. 
Pert/i,  Law  Aiken,  daily,  Jas.  Hart's,  Port 
Port  Monteith  and  Thornhill,  John  M'Far- 

lane,  Friday,  Andrew  Abercrombie's,  St. 

Marvs-wynd 
JTiornhill,    Wm.  Spittal,    Friday,    Andrew 

Abi'^rcrombie's,  St.  Marys-wynd 
Conveyance  hy  Water. 
Lady  of  the  Lake   Steam  Packet,  sails   to 

Newhaven,  and  calls  at  Alloa,  Kincardine, 


Crombie-point,  Lime-kilns  and  Nortk 
Queen's  Ferry,  every  day,  [except  Sun- 
day] at  half  tide,  John  Gentles,  Capt. 

Coaches, 

Edinburgh,  Royal  Mail,  every  morning  at 
8,  through  Falkirk  and  Linlithgow,  and 
returns  every   day  at  half  past  12 

Glasgow,  The  Glasgow  and  Perth  Light 
Coach,  every  day,  [except  Sunday]  at 
half  past  12 

Perth,  The  same  Coach,  every  day,  [except 
Sunday]  at  half  past  11,  from  the  Golden 
Lion,  Qualitv-st. 

Castle-Cary,  The  Canal  Coach,  every  morn- 
ing, (ejicept  Sunday)  at  half  past  8, 
Coach  and  Horses,   Quality-st. 


STRANRAER, 

Is  a  Roval  Burah  of  considerable  antiquity,  in  Wiotonsliire,  seated  at  the  head  of 
the  Bay  of  Locb  Ryan.  It  is  the  seat  of  a  Presbytery,  and  the  chief  town  of  the  dis- 
trict  of  Galloway  called  the  Rhyns.  It  is  a  port  of  the  Custom  House,  of  which  all  the 
harbours  of  the  Rhyns  are  members.  The  harbour  of  Stranraer  aliords  excellent  an- 
chorage, and  a  pier  of  some  extent  is  now  forming-,  which  it  is  hoped  will  prove  a 
convenience  to  the  shipping-.  ~  r^    -,.         i,sr.  i 

The  Town  is  governed  by  a  Provost,  2  Bailhes,  a  Dean  of  Guild,  and  15  Counsel- 
lors and  joins  with  Wigtoun,  new  Galloway  and  Whithorn,  in  sending  a  Member  to 
Parliament.  In  the  town  is  an  ancient  Castle,  which  possesses  little  worthy  of  re- 
mark Castle  Kenncdv  about  3  miles  distant,  and  Culhorn  about  2  miles, 
are  in  the  possession  of  the  Earl  of  Stair  :  about  6  miles  from  the  town  is  a  very  fine 
roadstead  for  shipping  at  the  Cairn  ;  so  great  is  the  breadth  and  depth  of  water  that 
a  fleet  of  men  of  war  might  anchor  in  it  with  safety.  The  town  has  one  Church  of  Es- 
tablishment, one  of  Burghers,  one  of  Anti  Burghers  and  one  of  Cameronians.  It  is  m 
contemplation  to  establish  an  Acaflemy.  Here  is  a  News  Room  and  Subscription  Library, 
with  three  (Mculating  ones.  A  new  building  has  lately  been  erected  here  for  the  purpose 
of  a  Masonic  Lodge.  The  Town  Hall  ornamented  with  a  spire  is  situated  in  the  Mam- 
street.  The  only  Manufactures  of  the  place,  are  leather,  shoes  for  exportation  and  some 
hats.  '  Two  considerable  Linen  Markets  are  held  herein  the  months  of  May  and  August ; 
the  Races  are  in  August ;  Market  on  Friday  ;  the  Fairs  are  the  first  Friday  in  May ;  Land- 
mill,  Friday  before  Whit  Sunday  ;  Horse  Fair,  Thursday  before  G.  Fair,  Kelton  Hill, 
Landmill,  last  Friday  in  .Inne  and  July  ;  third  Friday  in  August  ;  Landmill,  last  Friday  in 
August  &  September  ;  Horse  Fair,  Thursday  before  Michaelmas  ;  Ayr  Fair,  the  last 
Friday  in  October;  Landmill,  last  Friday  in  November;  Horse  Fair,  Thursday 
before  New   Year's  Avr  Fair.  .,         u        j\ 

PORT  PATRICK,  is  a  small  town  and  parish,  nine  miles  (by  the  new  mail  coach  road) 
from  Stranraer,  being  only  txventy-one  miles  from  Donaghadee  in  Ireland,  it  is  much  fre- 
quented by  travellers  to  that  country.  The  town  is  delightfuliy  situated,  with  a  fine  pros-  I 
pact  to  tlie  south  and  surrounded  on  the  other  sidejsy  a  ridge  of  small  hills  in  the  forniof  | 
an  Amphitheatre.  The  castle  of  Dunskey  stands^on  the  brink  of  a  tremendous  precipice 
on  the  coast  of  the  Irish  Sea,  Here  is  a  good  inn  and  some  smaller  houses  for  the  entet- 
tainment  of  strangers.    The  population  is  about  1000. 

■  Post  Office,  Stranraer,  High-st.— Post  Mistress,  DorothyM'Nish— Mail  to  Dumfries 
and  England,  at  half  past  ten  in  the  morning,  to  Ayr,  Glasgow  and  Edinburgh,  at  halt  { 
past  twelve  at  noon,  to  Port  Patrick  and  Ireland  at  ten  in  the  morning. 

Academies. 
Callen  Gaven,  Castle 
M'Dowell  Jn.  Parochial   School,  Fisher-st. 

Age^its. 

Brown  Thomas,    (for  packets)  Castle-st. 
Dick  Robert,  (to  Boyd  &  Jamieson,  Paisley) 
Castle-st. 


Jpothecaries  and  Surgeons. 

Agnew  John,  George-st. 

Aguew  Charles,  George-st. 

Campbell  John,  (apothecary)  Gcorge-st. 

Cargo  Wm.  Hanover-st. 

Wilson  Robert,  George-st. 


STRANRAER. 


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Bakers, 

Gartly  Simon,  Castle-st. 
Lindsay  Thomas,  Charlot(e-st. 
M'Farlane  James,  Queen-st. 
M'Nish  Uthered,  Queen-st. 
Miller  Mai-garet,  Hanover-st. 

Banks, 
British  Litieu  Co.  (branch  of)  A.M'Lauren, 

Agent,  Queen-st, 
Paisley  Banking  Co.    (branch  of)    M'Kie  & 

Morland,  Agents,  King-st. 
Booksellers  Stationers  and  Binders 
Bryce  Agnes,  George-st. 
Dick  Robert,  (and  cir.  lib.)  Charlotte-St. 
M'Credie  Wm.  Cbarlotte-st. 
Walker  Peter,  High-st. 

Boot  and  Shoemakers . 
M'Cubbin  James,  Charlotte-st. 
M'Master  Andrew,  Charlotte-st. 
Ross  David,  George-st. 
Stewart  John,  Queen-st. 
Stewart  Alexander,  Hanover-st. 

Breweries. 
Angus  Charles,  Strand 
M'Kie  John,  jun.  head  of  Hanover-st. 
Thorburn  VVm.  Princes-st. 

Cabinet  Makers  and  Joiners^ 
Baird  Thomas  &  Sons,  Queen-st. 
Thorburn  Alexander,  Harbour-st. 

Cart  Makers, 
Angus  Charles,  Strand 
Douglas  Js.  (&  plough  maker)  Suchan-mill 

Coach  Builder. 
Douglas  James,  Suchan-raill 

Coopers, 
Gulin  James,  Fisher-st. 
M'Dowall  James,  Princes-st. 
M'Intyre  Wm.  Lewis-st. 

Corn  Merchants, 
KerrWm.  Hanover-st. 
Lindsay  Thomas,  Charlotte-st. 
Little  Alexander,  George-st. 
Curriers, 
Hill  Wm.  Main-st. 
M'Limont  James,  Castle 

Fire  Office. 
Hercules,  (Charles  Morland, Agent)  King-st 

Grocers. 
Agnew  Elizabeth,  Castle-st. 
Campbell  James,  High-st. 
Hunter  James, (v/holesale  and  retail)  Geo.-st 
Muir  John,  Bridge-st. 
M'Clean  James,  Hanover-st. 
M'Dowall  Wm,  Castle-st. 
M'Lean  Hugh,  George-st, 
M'Lean  John,  Gcorge-st. 
M'Mockan  John,  Princess-st. 
M'Nillie  Charles,  George-st. 
Wallace  Michael,  Castle-st, 

Grocers  and  Spirit  Dealers   . 
Cowen  John,  High-st. 
Gilford  Wm.  (&  wh.  tea)  Main-st. 
Henderson  Alexander,  Castle-st. 
Irvine  Alexander,  Strand 


Little  Alexander,  George-st. 

M'Ewivig  Andrew,  Neptune-st, 

M'Laiirin  Daniel,  George-st. 

M'Meckan  Archibald,  High-st. 

Vent  John,  Cbarlotte-st. 

Haberdashers, 

Bryce  Agnes,  George-st. 

Creely  Francis,  Hanover-st, 

M' Learn  Peter,  Hanover-st. 

Wither  John,  Castle-st. 

Hardware  dealers. 

M'Dowall  Wm.  Casile-st. 

M'Nillie  Charles,  George-st, 

Paterson  John,  Charlotte-st, 
Hosiers. 

Cumberland  Hans,  Bridge-st. 

M'Kay  John,  Hanover-st. 

M'Kay  James,  Hanover-st. 

Hotels  and  Inns. 

Forsyth     John,     (king's   arms)    Baillie  of 
Stranraer,  (post  chaises)  Castle-st. 

Gordon  Wm.  Downsblre  hotel,  Portpatrick 

Paterson  Elizabeth,    (george  hotel)  Excise- 
court,    and   Office,    Coffee,   Reading  and 
Assembly  Rooms,   (post  chaises]  High-st. 
Ironmongerss, 

M'Lean  Hugh.   George-st. 

M'Leau  Wm.  George-st. 
Leather  Merchants  and  Cutters. 

Black  Wm.  George-st. 
M'Master  A.  &  T.  George-st. 
Ross  David,  George-st. 

Merchants  and  Ship  Owners 
Angus  Charles,  Strand 
Cowan  Johfi,  George-st. 
Douglas  James,  Suchan-mill 
Hunter  James,  George-st, 
Lindsay  Thomas,  Charlotte.>st, 
Little  Alexander,  George-st. 
M'Dowall  Alexander  &  Co.  Queen-st. 
M'Kie  John,  jun.  (genl.)head  of  Hanover-st 

Messengers. 
Adair  John,  George-st. 
Caird  John,  George-st. 
Jolly  John,  Queen-st, 
M'Kinnell  Wm.  Queen-st. 
Milligan  Wm.  Charlotte-st, 
Sprott  Wm.  Church-st. 

Milliners. 
M'Kie  M.  Hanover-st, 
M'Kie  M.  Castle-st, 
M'Kish  M.  Queen-st. 
Warden  J.  &  D.  Castle-st, 

Nail  Manufacturers, 
Goralay  John,  .-trand-st. 
M'Dowall  'vV,i,,  Castle-st.  ♦ 

Nur^pvtf  and  Seedsmen, 
IVI 'Murray  James,  George-st. 
Nicol  James,  (&  florist)  Castle-st. 

Painters, 
Aitkin  Hugh,  Glen-st. 
Bowles  George,  St.  Andrew-st, 

Saddlers. 
M'Dowall  Wm,  Church-st, 


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STRANRAER. 


M' Go  wan  Anthony,  Castle-st. 
M'Kie  Wm.  Hanover-st. 
Ronald  Thomas,  Charlotte-st. 
Stont;  Masons, 
M'Bride  Robert,  Charlotte-st. 
M'CieaWm.  Charlotte-st. 
M'Meiking  John  &  Peter,  George-st. 

Straw  Hat  Makers, 
Dobie  Jeau,  George-st. 
Warden  J,  &  D.  Castle-st, 

Tailors, 
Brown  John,  St.  Andrew-st. 
M' Bride  Peter,  St.  John-st. 
M'Dowall  James,  Queen-st. 
Murray  Wm.  Bournside 
Ronald  Robert,  Hiph-st. 
Sprott  Thomas,  George-st. 

Tallow  Chandlers, 
M'Mechan  John,  Queen-st. 
M'Niilie  Charles,  George-st. 
Paterson  John,  Charlotte-st. 
Wallace  Michael,  Castle-st. 

l^anners, 
M'Kie  Alexander,  King-st. 
M'. Master  Anthony  and  Thomas,  Geo,-st. 
M'Mutrie  Andrew,  Clay-hole 

Taverns  and  PublicHouses. 

Angus  Elizabeth,  Gporge-st. 
Currie  Margaret,  Princes-st. 
Don  nan  Andrew,  George-st. 
Drydon  John,  Castle-st. 
Kerr  John,  Shore 
M'Caig  Thomas,  Queen-st. 
M'Celm  Helen,  Castle-st. 
M'Clement  Janet,  Hanover-st. 
M'Cubbin  Jajaes,  Charlotte-st. 
M'Dowall  John,  King-st. 
M'Kenzte  Alexander,  Bridge-st, 
M'Kie  Anthony,  Hauover-st. 
Robertson  Thon\as,  George-st. 
Ronald  Thomas,  Charlotte-st. 
Shillan  Thomas,  Clay-hole 

Timber  Merchants. 
Baird  Thomas  &  Sons,  Priuces-st. 
Moreland  Wm.  Queen-st. 

Turners  in  Wood  and  Wheelmakers. 
Savage  John,  St.  Andrew-st. 
Wright  Archibald,  Princes-st, 

Watch  Makers, 
Adair  Stair,  Castle-st. 
Adair  James,. Charlotte-st, 
Davidson  Andrew,  George-st. 
]\|«Robert  Thomas,  Charlotte-st. 

Wine  and  Spirit  Merchants. 
Agnew  &  Co.  Queen-st. 

Woolleti  4-  Linen  Drapers  4'  Cloth 
Merchants. 
Black  Samuel,  Charlotte-st. 
Douglas  John,  George-st. 
Gifford  Wm.    Charlotte-st. 
Gordon  James,  Charlotte-st. 
Kirkpatrick  Robert,  Charlotte-st. 


M'Mechan  James,  Charlotte-st. 
M'Robert  John,  Charlotte-st. 
Thomson  James,  George-st, 
Writers, 
Caird  James,    High-st. 
Douglas  Wm.  Lewis-st. 
Jolly  John,  Queen-st. 
M'Kinnell  Wm.  Queen-st, 
MilliganWm.  Charlotte-st. 
Nilidge  Archibald,  High-st. 
Nish  Gilbert,  George-st. 
Sprott  Wm.  Church-st. 
Young  &  Adair,  George-st. 

MISCELLJNY. 

Bowie  James,  Esq.  Hanover-st. 

Brown  Thomas,    glass  and  china    dealer, 

Castle-st. 
Dobie  Peter,  perfumer,  George-st. 
Gibson  Robert,  hatter.  Bourn-side 
Gordon  David,  collector  of  customs 
Hamilton  John,  sail  maker,  St.  John-st. 
Kerr  Wm.  Esq.  baillie,  Princes-st. 
Kerr  Wm.  coal  merchant,  Hanover-st. 
Leggat  Wm.  Esq .  factor,  Hanover-st, 
M'Niel  Alexander,  comptroller  of  customs 
Matthewson  Kenneth,    architect  &  builder, 

Harbour-st. 
Milroy  James,   whitesmith  and  bell  hapger, 

Harbour-st, 
Mulroy  James,  anchor  smith.  Strand 
Nish  Anthony,  town  clerk,  George-st. 
Seuiple  J  .  surveyor  of  customs 
Templelon  Matthew,    professor  of  music, 

Castle-st. 
Wallace  Michael,  tobacconist,  Castle-st. 
Wallace  Michael,  earthenware  dlr.,  Castle-st 
Wright  Archibald,  block  maker,  Princes-st. 

Carriers. 
Ayr,   John   Smith,  George  Hotel,    arrives 

Thursday,  at  one  at  noon,  returns  next 

day  same  hour 
Glasgow,  Thomas  Snodgrass,  every  Thurs. 

at  ten  in  the  morning 
Newton   Stewart,  Alex,  Telfer,  Bridge-st. 

departs  at  eight  Friday  morning,   returod 

Saturday  night  at  ten 
Portpnlrick,    R.   Davidson,    King's  Arms 

arrives  at  twelve  at  noon,    departs  at  fivp 

in  the  afternoon,  daily 
Wiglon,  Robert    Reside   and  Sons,  Buck's 

Head,  arriveH  Thursday,  departs  Friday 
Packets  From  P.  Patrick  to  Donaghadee 
Dovvnshire  ^Sail  at   half    past   twclv* 

Hillsborough     f  daily, or  one  hour  after  the 
Palmer  &  West- r  arrival  of  the  mails  from 

moreland        j  Dumfiies  ^  Edinburgh 

Coaches. 
From  the  George  Hotel,  Higii-st. 
The  Mail  to  Port  Patrick,  at  ten  morning 
To  Dumfries,  at  half  past  ten  morning 
From  the  King's  Arms  Hotel. 
The  Diligence  to  Jyr,   through  Girvan,  & 
Maybole,   every  Tuesday,  Thursday  and 
Saturday,  at  seven  in  the  morn,  returns  at 
seven  in  the  evening 


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I 


WTGTOUN 


S  a  Royal  Burgh,  and  capital  of  that  district  of  Galloway  to  which  it  gives  name,  is 
pleasantly  situated  on  the  side  of  a  hill,  overlooking  the  river  Cree,  near  the  mouth  of  the 
Bladenoch,  which  at  this  place  jointly  fe.ll  into  Wigtoun  Bay.  The  town  whicJj  is  sup- 
posed to  have  been  built  by  the  Saxons,  when  they  were  in  possession  of  this  part  of  the 
country,  in  the  eighth  century,  has  one  very  good  street,  and  is  the  Pre,sbytery  seat,  a,n^ 
Port  of  the  Custom-house,  comprehending  the  Creeks  of  Wigtonshire,  from  the  Mull  0{f 
Galloway  to  the  Mouth  of  the  river  Dee ;  it  is  governed  by  a  Provost,  two  Baillies  and 
twelve  Counsellors,  and  with  Whithorn,  Stranraer,  and  New  Galloway,  sends  a  Member 
to  Parliament. 

The  centre  of  the  town  forms  an  oblong  square,  the  interior  of  which  has  an  enclosed  shmb-' 
bery  with  promenades.  The  Tolbooth,  or  Town  House,  which  commands  a  view  of  the  Cree, 
contains  the  County  Court,  Assembly  Room  and  Subscription  Library.  Here  is  a  remark- 
ably neat  Market  Cross  built  of  granite.  Wigtoun  has  one  Church  of  the  Establishment, 
and  one  of  Antiburghers.  Vessels  of  small  burthen  approach  the  town.  The  principal 
export  is  grain ;  the  import  being  principally  coals. 

Wigtoun  parish  is  six  miles  in  length  and  four  in  breadth,  and  is  of  an  irregulat  oblong 
shape.  The  surface  is  much  diversified  with  hills,  rising  grounds  and  plains,  tlie  principal 
heights  of  which  are  Largs  1758,  Knock  of  Luce  1014,  Fell  of  Mochrum  lQ-20,  and 
Burhullion  814  feet  above  the  level  of  the  sea.  On  the  plains  and  the  banks  of  the 
Bladenoch  the  soil  is  very  productive  being  light  and  dry.  There  is  moor  and  moss  inter- 
spersed over  different  parts,  and  at  the  west  end  of  the  parish  are  the  standing  Stones  of 
Torr-house,  consisting  of  about  nineteen  large  stones  of  granite  in  the  form  of  a  cLi-cle, 
supposed  to  have  been  Druidical  Temples. 

Marliets  for  cattle  are  held  here  on  the  first  and  third  Fridays  of  each  month  from 
March  to  Nov.  inclusive.  The  Fairs  are  the  first  Friday  in  February  O.  S. ;  the  first 
Monday  in  April  O.  S. ;  the  17th  of  June  O.  S.  and  the  last  Fridays  in  August  and  0<a. 
Population  about  2000. 


Post  Master,  Mr.  Stewart  GuUine.— Mail  from  Edinburgh  and  Engla^d  arrives  at  eighf; 
morning,  dispatched  at  twelve  at  noon.  Letters  arrive  from  Whithorn  at  eight  morning, 
and  are  dispatched  at  ten  morning 


Academi/. 

Parochial  School,    Town  House,    Thomas 
Rae,  Master. 

Apothecaries  and  Surgeons. 

Dalzell  William,  (R,  N.)  Main-st. 
Minnoch  Alexander,  Main-st. 

Bakers. 

M'Candish  Elizabeth,  Main-st. 
MKiuffie  Agnes,  Main-st. 
M' Queen  Anthony,  Main-st. 
M'Taggart  James,  Main-st. 
Bankers. 
Donnan  James  (private)  Craft-angry 
Jolly  Samuel,  (private)  Main-st. 

Boot  and  Shoemakers. 

Campbell  John,  High-vennall,  Main-st, 
Campbell  George,  Main-st. 
Carnochan  Thomas,  Main-st. 
Camochan  John,  Main-st. 
Carnochan  Robert,  Main-st. 
M'Master  John,  Main-st. 
Brewer, 
Frazer  James,  Wigtoun 

Cabinet  Makers  and  Joiners, 
Bell  John,  (cabinet)  Main-st. 
Frazer  William,   (&  glazier)  High-vennall 
Kean  John,  Main-st. 
Kelly  Thomas,  Main-st. 
M'Kie  Thomas,  Main-st, 


Coopers. 
Furlow  John,  Main-st. 
Milroy  Alexander,  Main-st. 

Fire  Office  Agent. 

Hercules,  S.  Gulline,  Post-Oifice 

Grocers, 
Caird  Robert,  Main-st. 
Cunningha;n  Peter,  Craig-yennall 
Frazer  William,  Main-st. 
Hannay  Peter,  Main-st. 
Heron  John,  Main-st. 
M'Keand  Wm.  Main-st. 
Intl. 
Murrray  Catharine,  (Lion)  Main-st. 

Ironmongers. 
M'Master  Andrew,  Main-st. 
Milligan  David,  Main-st. 

Saddlers, 
Kennedy  William,  Main-st. 
M'Master  Andrew,  Main-st. 

Tailors. 
M'Taggart  Jolin,  Main-st. 
Smith  John,  Main-st. 
Thoi-bum  John ,  Main-st, 

Taverns  and  Public  Houses. 
Bruce  John,  Main-st.j 
Hannay  Alexander,  Main-st. 
Law  Peter,  Main-st. 
Murray  John,  Craig-vennall 
Ncwall  Francis,  Main-st. 


WIGTOUN. 


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Watch  Makers. 

M'Gown  William,  Main-st. 
Tait  William,  Main-st. 
Waugh  John,  Main-st. 

Woollen  and  Linen  Drapers. 

M'Brviie  James,  Main-st. 

M'Guffie  James,  (merchant  tailor)  Main-st 

Morison  A.  (sub.  dis.  of  stamps)  Main-st, 

Writers. 

Black  John,  Main-st. 
Dalzell  James,  (and  messenger)  Main-st. 
Hawthorn  John,  Main-st. 
Jolly  Samuel,  Main-st. 
M'Afiie  Geo,  esq.  and  Collector  of  Taxes 
M'Kuand  Robert,  Maita-st. 
M'Kie  Alex,  Messenger,  Lower-vennall 
M'Nish  William,  Notary  Public  and    Mes- 
senger. 

MISCELLANY, 

Agnew  George,     commissary    and     sherifl 

clerk,and  keeper  of  the  register  of  sasines, 

Main-st. 
Beddea  John,  clerk  of  customs  and  messen. 
Dunn  Henry,  spirit  dealer,  &c.  Main-st. 
Gulline  Stewart,    baillie   and   post   master, 

Main-st. 
Kevin  Alexander,     tobacco  manufacturer, 

Main-st. 
M'Bryde  James,  bookbinder,  &c,Main-st. 


M'Connell  Wm.  esq.  sheriff  substitute  and 

principal  commissary 
M'C'racken  John,  gentleman,   Main-st. 
M'  Cullocb  Jamts  M.  surveyor  &  land  wait. 
Murray  John  and  Robert,  merchis.  Main-st. 
Owens  Michael,  Bailie,  wine  &  spirit  dealer 

and  timber  merchant,  Main-st. 
Sjmson  John,  comptroller  of  the  customs 
Smith  William,  gentleman 
Tweedale  James,  collector  of  customs 

Conveyance, 

Occasional  Traders  to  Dublin,  Glasgow, 
Liverpool,  Whitehaven,  &c. — A  Ferry- 
boat to  Creetown  daily 

Carriers, 

Dumfries,  Thomas  Youngan,  Peter  Law's. 

Saturday 
Dumfries,  John  Gelk,  Mrs.  Murray's,  Sat, 
Gar  listen,  Hugh  Hannay,    Mrs.   Murray's, 

Saturday 
Glasgow,  Michael  and  Edward  Gibson,  Mrs. 

Murray's,  Tuesday  and  Saturday 
Port  M^tlliam,  John  Thomson,  Johu  Sloan, 

and  Hugh  Gibson,     Mrs.  Hannay's,   Sat. 
Stranraer,  A.  Reside,  and  A.  Heslop,  once 

a  fortnight 
Whithorn,  Alexander  Marshall,    Saturday, 

Mrs.  Murray's 
Whithorn,  George  Gardner,  Saturday,  Mrs. 

Hannay's 
Whithorn,  J.  Campbell,  Tuesday,  V.  Law's 


END  OF  SCOTLAND. 


COMMERCIAL  DIRECTORY 

OF   THE 

Four  Northern  Counties  of  England. 


I 


ALNWICK, 


N  the  county  of  Northumberland,  is  most  delightfully  situated,  on  the  great  road 
leading  from  Newcastle  upon  Tyne,  fo  Edinburgh,  at  the  distance  of  119  miles  from  the 
latter,  and  35  from  the  former,  30  from  Berwick  upon  Tweed,  and  306  from  London. 
In  the  year  1093,  Malcolm  III.  with  his  son  Edward  were  killed  here,  and  their  army  de- 
feated, by  Robert  Mowbray,  Earl  of  Northnmberlaud.  About  a  mile  from  Alnwick,  there 
is  a  cros'^  erected  on  the  spot  where  Malcolm  fell.  His  great  grandson  William  first,  in- 
vading England  with  an  army  of  80,000  men,  was  encountered  here  in  1174,  when  his 
troops  were  rontod,  and  himself  made  prisoner,  t"  perpetuate  which  memorable  event, 
at  a  short  distance  from  the  town,  a  small,  neat  Monument  is  erected,  in  an  enclosure 
close  to  the  I'oad  side,  nnd  bears  the  following  inscription.  "  William  the  Li<jn,  King  of 
Scootland,  besieging  Alnwick  Castle,  was  here  taken  prisoner,  MCLXXIV." 

Alnwick  appears  to  have  been  fortified  in  former  times,  from  the  vestiges  of  a  wall, 
still  to  be  seen  in  several  parts,  and  three  gates  which  remain  almost  entire.  Its  Church 
is  an  ancient  fabric  ;  and,  witliin  a  few  minutes  walk  of  the  town,  ar?  the  remains  of  an 
Abbey,  in  a  good  state  of  preservation.  Here  is  Mie  .seat  of  bis  Grace  the  Duke  of 
Nortliumberhmd,  it  is  an  old  stately  castle,  of  gothic  .-irrhitecture.  At  the  foot  of  the 
eminence  on  which  it  staivls,  runs  the  river  in  beautiful  windings,  and  the  whnle  prospect 
in  its  immediate  neighbourhood  is  truly  picturesrjne.  Not  many  yards  from  the  road  lead- 
to  Newcastle,  and  close  :o  the  town  of  Alnwick,  on  an  erairience,  is  a  superb  colossal 
pillar,  to  the. memory  of  Hoch,  Duke  of  Northumbei-l.-ind,  erected  by  hisgratefui  teuantry, 
as  a  mark  of  the  hioh  estimation  in  which  they  held  him.  Alnwick  has  a  lar^e  Town 
House,  where  the  Quarter  Sessions  and  the  County  Courts  are  held  ;  it  is  also  the  place 
wlier'' i  s  representatives  are  elected  to  serve  in  parliament.  In  a  spacious  square,  in  a 
centra!  oart  of  the  town,  stands  the  shambles,  surrounded  with  piazzas,  the  whole  has  a 
fine  effect.  In  this  square  a  market  is  held  every  Saturday,  and  .five  fairs  annually  ; 
pleasautlvand  hpalthfully  situated,  is  Bondgate  Hall,  the  elegant  mansion  of  John  Carr) 
Esq.  On  the  2r)th  of  October,  1810,  his  Grace  the  Duke  of  Northumberland  founded  a 
School,  which  was  opened  on  the  12th  of  August,  1811,  for  the  education  of  200  boys  • 
the  school  is  conducted  on  the  Madras  and  Lancasterian  systems.  There  is  likewise  a 
School  here,  under  the  patronage  of  her  grace  the  Duchess  of  Northumberland,  in  which 
20  poor  girls  are  clothed  and  educated.  In  the  patroness  of  these  poor  ciuldion,  the 
fair  sex  will  find  a  model  worthy  of  imitation.  The  streets  of  Alnwick  are  in  general 
wide,  and  well  paved  ;  its  Shops  are  numerous  and  respectable,  with  several  good  Inns  ; 
amongst  which  should  be  particularly  noticed,  the  Star,  Fenkle-street.  The  town  is  well 
supplied  with  water,  which  is  obtained  without  labour,  by  means  of  f  nmtiiins  situated  in 
different  purts  of  the  town.  The  mancr  of  acquiring  the  elective  franchise,  is  peculiar  to 
this  place,  and  is  as  whimsical,  as  it  is  singular;  when  a  resident  assumes  his  freedom, 
a  holly  tree  is  planted  at  the  door  of  his  house,  the  authorities  of  the  town  assemble,  and 
mounted  on  horseback,  preceded  by  a  band  of  music,  and  accompanied  by  the  candidate 
for  the  freedom  of  the  borough,  who  is  also  on  horseback,  and  clad  in  white,  march  in 
cavalcade  to  a  certain  puddle,  or  as  the  people  of  Alnwick  term  it,  the  Freeman's  Well, 
through  wliicli  Ue  must  scramble,  before  he  becomes  free  ;  after  the  ceremony  is  performed, 
which  eri'atps  much  merrimeut  and  laughter,  the  procession  returns  to  the  town,  parade 
the  principal  streets,  and  the  remainder  of  the  day  is  spent  in  the  most  festive  manner  ; 
this  ceremony  is  owing  to  King  John,  who  was  mired  in  this  well,  and  who,  as  a  punish- 
ment for  their  not  mending  the  road,  made  this  a  part  of  their  charter. 

The  government  of  Alnwick  is  vested  in  twenty-four  Common  Councilmen,  and  four 
Chamberlains,  who  are  chosen  out  of  the  former.  Fairs  are  held  on  Palm  Sunday  Eve, 
May  12th,  last  Monday  in  July,  and  the  first  Tuesday  in  October,  and  on  the  28th  of  the 
same  month,  and  the  Saturday  before  Christmas  Day,     Population  about  6000. 

PostOllice,  Market-place — William  Carr,  Post  Master.— North  Mail  at  half  past  two 
in  the  afternoon,  South  Mail,  at  half  past  six  iu  the  naorpinjj. 


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Attornies. 
Bell  Thomas,  Green-bat. 
Kerr  and  Leithead,  Bond-gnte-st. 
Lambert  A.  &  J,  Narrow-gate-st, 
Richardson  Collingwood  Augustus   Hamil- 
ton, Fenkle-st. 
Russell  Thomas  Adams,    (and  coroner  for 
the  count}'  of  Northumberland)  Fenklc-st 
Selby  Gerard,  Fenkle-st. 
Thorp  Robert,  Bailiff-gate 

Architects  and  Builders. 
Hunter  Henry,  Green-batt. 
Russell  James,  Narrow-gate-st. 

Auctioneers. 
Anidry  Wm.  Market-place 
BuSby  Daniel,  Clayport-st, 
Russell  James,  Narrow-g-a!e-st, 
Russell  Robert,  Green-batt 
Bakers. 
Busby  Daniel,  Clayport-st. 
Dixon  i^ohn,  Bondgate-st. 
Milne  Wm.  Narrowgate-st. 
Rattray  Forster  C.  Market-place 
Bankers. 
N.  B.  These  are  all  Branches. 
Newcastle,      Thomas      Ferguson,    Agent, 

Market-place 
Noi-thumberland,    Edward   Stamp,   Agent, 

Fenkle-st. 
Tweed,  Jph.  Hardy,  Agent,  Narrowgate-st. 
JBooksellers,  Binders  and  Stationers. 
Dayison  Wm.  Bondgate-st. 
Graham  Joseph,  Fenkle-st. 
Smith  Mark,  Market-place 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 
Bell  Robert,  Clayport-st. 
Bond  Thomas,  Clayport-st. 
Gray  Edward,  Clayport-st. 
Hindmarsk  George,  Market-place 
Lockey  James,  Clayport-st. 
Pearson  Henry,    Clayport-st. 
Rankin  Thomas,  Narrowgate-st. 
Rickaby  Sauley,  Clayport 
Rodgerson  John,  Bondgate-st. 
Turner  George,  Narrowgate-st. 
Turner  Thomas,  Bondgate-st. 
Wood  Robert,  Bondgate-st. 

Brewers. 

Barber  Wm.  Clayport-st. 
Brown  and  Jeffreys,  Cannon-gate 
Stamp  Edward  &  Co.  Clayport-st. 

Cabinet  Makers. 
Athey  Joseph  &  Co.  Bondgate-st. 
Leithead  Wm.    [and  upholsterer]  Narrow- 
gate-st. 
Richardson  George,  Bondgate-st. 
Russell  James,  Narrowgate-st. 
Tranent  Wm.  Bailiff-gate 

Chemists  and  Druggists. 
Davison  Wm.  Bondgate-st. 
Watsoa  George  Wm.  Feukle-st, 

Coopers, 

Ewirig  Andrew,  Clayport 
Jiihnson  Robert,  Bondgate-st. 


Cpnfectionerft'^i.-'sA\ 

Buckle  James,  Narrowgate-st. 
Dixon  Mary,  Bondgate-st. 
Learmouth  J.  B.  Bondgate-st. 

Curriers, 
Gibb  Henrj',  Clayport-st. 
Robson  James,  Clayport-st. 
Thew  Joseph,  Back-way 

Fire  Offices. 
Globe,  Wm.  Carr,  Market-place 
Newcastle   upon  Tyne,  Tkomas  Ferguson, 

Market-place 
Norwich  Union,  John  Brown,  Clayport-st. 
Phoenix,  Michael  Paterson,  Market-place 
Pelican  (life  &  annuity)  Michael  Paterson, 
Market-place 

Grocers  and  Tea  Dealers. 
Allan  John,  (&flax  dresser)  Narrowgate-st. 
.'Vrchbold  Michael,  Market-place 
Baird  William,  Narrowgate-st. 
Bolton  Andrew,  (&  flax  dresser)  Clayport-st 
Curry  Wm.  Narrowgate-st. 
Donkin  Samuel,  Market-place 
Embleton  Wm.  Bondgate-st. 
Gladstains  Jas,  (&  fruiterer) Narrowgate-st. 
Hindmarsh  Wm.  Clayport-st. 
Hutton  Anthony,  Narrowgate-st. 
Johnson   Wm.   &   Son,    (&  glass   &  china 

dealers)  Na:rowgate-st, 
Pott  Wm.  Narrowgate-st. 
Purvis  Samuel,  Market-place 
Riley  .Tames,  Market-place 
Robinson  John,  {&.  flax  dresser)  Bondgate-st 
Sanderson  John,  Market-place 
Smith  Ralph  (&.  iron  merchant) Bondgate-st. 
Thew  Edward,  Bondgate-st. 

Hat  Manufacturers. 
Moffat  Thomas,  (&  furrier)  Bondgate-st. 
Turner  Joseph,  Narrowgate-st. 

Inns. 
Angel,  Edward  Cumings,  Fenkle-st» 
Black  Swan,  Samuel  Egdell,  Narrowgate-st 
Star,  George  C@xon,  Fenkle-st. 
White  Swan,   George  Wilson,  Bondyate-st. 

Ironmongers. 
Anderson  Thomas,  Bondgate-st. 
Anderson  Thomas,  Narrowgate-st. 
Hindmarsh  Michael,  Fenkje-st. 
Morrison  Jane,  Market-place 

Joiners. 
Davison  Ralph,  Green-batt 
Hunter  Henrj',  Green-batt 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers. 

Brown  John,  Clayport-st. 
Burrell  Robert,  Narrowgate-st, 
Cattanach  Edward,  Cldyport-st. 
Chambers  Robert,    Fenkle-st. 
Jamison  Joseph,  Market-place 
Paterson  Michael,  Market-place 
Riddell  Thomas,  Market-place 
SkelJy  Thomas,  Pecks-lane 
Teasdale  Wm.  Fenkle-st. 

Milliners. 
Nairn  Jane,  Narrowgate-st. 
Robson  Eliza,  Fenkle-st. 
Storer  J.  &  E.  Fenkle-st. 


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Nursery  and  Seedsmen. 
Call  Thomas,  Market-place 
Ci'ozer  James,  Bondgate-st. 
LawsoQ  Isaac,  Market- place 
Newton  Wm.  Clayport-st. 
Painters , 
AUiRon  Thomas,  Bondgate-st. 
£lliot  Richard,  (&  glazie ij  Bondgate-st. 
RcKy  Wm.  Narrowgate-st. 
SkeU  Wm.  Bondgate-st. 
Woodhouse  John,  jun.  Bondgate-st. 

Pawn  Brokers, 
Gladstaines  Margaret,  Market-place 
Johnson  Wm.  Narrowgate-st, 

Perfumers. 
Cousins  James,  Fenkle-st. 
Jenson  George,  Peaks-lane 
Plumbers,     Glaziers     and    Tinplate 

Workers. 
Harrison  Thomas,  Narrowgate-st. 
Weddell  John  and  Son,  Narrowgate-st. 
Woodhouse  John,  sen,  Bondgate-st. 
Printers  {Letterpress.) 
Davison  Wm,  (&  engraver^  Bondgate-st. 
Graham  Joseph,  Fenkle-st. 
Smith  Mark,  Market-place 
Saddlers. 
Anderson  Robert,  Fenkle-st. 
Brown  Wm.  Market  place 
Gilchrist  James,  Market-place 
Sadler  Wm.  Market-place 

Seed  Factors. 
Doukin  Samuel,  (&  flax  dresser)  Market-pl 
Skelly  Thomas,  Peaks-lane 

Surgeons,  ^c. 
Cope  Joseph,  M.D.  Bailiff-gate 
Barber  Marshall,  Bondgate-st. 
Embleton  John,  Bondgate-st. 
Dennis  Philip,  Bondgate-st. 
Haswell  James,  Bailiff-gate 
Scholes  John,  Narrowgate-st. 
Scott  W«n.  (veterinary)  Green-batt 
AVilson  George,  Bondgate 
Tailors. 

Brown ,  Clayport-st. 

Common  George,  Clayport-st. 
Downey  George,  Narrowgate-st. 
Hindmarsh  John,  Fenkle-st. 
Weddell  Robert,  (&  hatter)  Bondgate-st. 

Tallow  Chandlers. 
Cunningham  Charles,  Fenkle-st. 
Hindmarsh  Wm.  Clayport-st. 
Middlemis  John,  Bondgate 
Pott  Wm.  Narrowgate-st. 
Purvis  Samuel,  Market-place 

Tanners. 
Hindmarsh  Luke,  Clayport-st. 
Hindmarsh  Wm.  Bondgate-st 
Wilson  George,  Bondgate-st, 

Taverns  and  Public  Houses. 
Castle  Inn,  John  Pearcey,  Narrowgate  ^ 
Crown,  James  Paxton,  Market-place 
Crown  and  Glove,  James  RodgersOn,  Pain- 
ter-hill 

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Fleece,  Henry  Dixon,  Market-placa 
Half-moon,  John  Caward,  Fenkle-st. 
Harrow,  James  Gray,  Clayport-st. 
Horse  and  Hound,  George  Brown,  Narrow- 
gate-st. 

Horse  Shoe  ,  Jobson,  Bondgate-st, 

King's  Arms,  John  Lee,  Market-place 
King's  Head,  James  M'Queen,  Market-pl, 
Nag's  Head,  Thomas  Dixon,   Fenkle-st. 
Plough,  Ralph  Jackson,  Bondgate 
Post  Boy,  Robert  Jobling,  Bom  gate-st. 
Queen's  Head,  Robert  Atkinson,  Market-pl. 
Three  Tons,  Charlotte  Rattrey,  Clayport-st, 
Hed  Lion,  Dinah  Snowball,  Bellg^ate 
Sun,  George  Best,  Bondgate-st. 
Turk's  Head,  Wm,  Brown,  Bondgate-st, 
Wheat  Sheaf,  James  Dand,  Clayport-st. 
White  Hart,  Mary  Beall,  Market-place 

Tobacconists. 
Cunningham  Charles,  Fenkle-st. 
FOrster  John,  Bondgate-st. 
Heatley  James,  Market-place 

Watch  and  Clock  MakerSf 
Collingwood  Matthew,  Bondgate-st. 
Gibson  John,  Bondgate-st. 
Tate  Thomas,  Fenkle-st, 

Wine  and  Spirit  Mer chants f 
Allison  John,  Market-place 
Dawson  R.  H.  Clayport-st. 
Elder  James,  Bondgate-st. 
Finlay  George,  Narrowgatc-st. 
Nesbit  George,   (&  brandy)  Green-batt 
Scott  Robert,  Painter-hill 
Smith  Aaron,  Market-place 
Smith  Ralph,  Narrowgate-st. 
Thompson  James,  Bondgate-st. 
Wilson  George,  Bondgate-st. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 
Apleby  Joseph,  skinner,  Clayport-st. 
Bamforth  James,    woollen    manufacturer, 

Narrowgate-st. 
Bolton  Richard,  furrier,  Fenkle-st. 
Brown  John,  wool  stapler,  Clayport-st. 
Brawn    Thomas,    smith  and  ironfounder, 

Cannongate 
Carr  John,  Esq.  Collector  of  excise.   Bond- 
gate-hall 
Dand  Magdalen,   straw  hat  manufacturer. 

Market-place 
Dand  Wm.    glover    and  breeches  maker. 

Market-place 
Davis  George,  gun  maker,  Market-place 
Eadington  James,  Hour  dealer,  Market-pl. 
French  John,  whitesmith,  Green-batt 
Riley  James,  cutler.  Market-place 
Robertson  Lauchlin,  hosier,  Bondgate 

Carriers, 
y^chlington,  John  Bell,  Saturday, from  Sun 
Alnviouth,  John  Yarnshire,Saturday,  Three 

Tuns 
Banborough,  Jos.  Harvey,  Sat,  Half  Moon 
Banhorough  Castle,  James  Dickinson,  Sat. 

from  Sun 
Belford,  James  Jowers,  Sat.  White  Hart 
Belford,  Thos.  Watts,  Sat.  Angel 
Berwick  on  Tweed,  William  Graham,  Men. 
and  Thursday,  Bondgate-st. 


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Knox  John,  Gburch-st. 
Lass  Jolin,  Castle-gate 
Pearson  Wm.  Tweedmouth 
Robinson  George,  Palace-st. 
Cartwrights, 
Danlop  Wm.  [and  plough]  Castle-gate 
Dunn  John,  Tweedmouth 
Garnick  Thomas,  Tweedmouth 
Smart  John,  Tweedmouth 
Smiih  Robert,  Tweedmouth 
Thompson  Ralph, (&  plough)  Castle-gt, 
Weatherhead  Wm.  Castle-gate 
Confectioners. 
Dickson  James,  High-st, 
Keen  Jane,  Cimrch-st. 
Palmer  Edward  Robt.   Bridge-st, 
Weatherhead  Robert,  Bridge-st. 

Coopers. 
Alexander  John,  High-st. 
Alexander  Thomas,  High-st. 
Bell  John  and  George,  Quay 
Gilchrist  Wm.  Castle-gate 
Landles  George,  Western-lane 
Lough  Thomas,  High-st. 
Ramsey  George,  Western-lane 
Ridpath  Philip,  Bridge-st.  &  Palace 
Sanderson  John,  High-st. 
Sligh  James,  Bridge-st. 
Smith  Wm.  Western-l^ne 
Strangeways  Christopher,  Western-lane 
Waugh  John,  Palace 
Weatherhead  Wm.  Sand-gate 
Corn  Factors. 
Cockburn  Jas.  and  Sons,  High-st, 
Oswald  Thomas,  Eastern-lane 
Oswald  Rubert,    Wool-market 
Sligh  George,  Sand-gate 

Com  Merchants. 
Clay  John,  Eastern-lane 
Dowar  and  Carmichael,  Bridge-st, 
Johnston  Henry,  Wallace-green 
Waugh  John,  Palace 

Curriers  and  Leather  Sellers. 
Cameron  Alex,  High-st. 
Fleming  Joseph,  Castle-gate 
Morrison  John  and  Sons,  W^lker-gate-lane 
Reid  David,  Unionist, 

Dyers. 
Johnston  Wm.  Wetherly-square 
Milne  John,  Church-st, 
Mossman   Robt.  Castle^gate 

Earthenware  Dealers. 
Boswell  Alex.  Church-st. 
Fluker  Robert,  Hide-hill 

Fire,  Sfc.  Offices. 
Albion,  Thomas  Layburn,  Bridge-st, 
Atlas,  John  Wilson,  Hide-hill 
British,  George  Paterson,  High-st. 
Globe,  David  Weatherly,  High-st. 
Hope,  John  Elliott,  High-st. 
Norwich  Union,  John  Reid,  Bridge-st. 
PhoBHij},  Robert  Marshall,  Bridge-end 
Sun,  John  Dunlop,  High-st. 
Fishmonger, 
Smith  %lph,  £tridge-st. 


Flaa?  DresseHs, 

Smith  George,  High-st.  ■  t^     'Ml  <.-" 
White  Adam,  High-st.      "■    'vji'    »'    . 

Flax  Merchants. 
Marshall  Robert,  Bridge-end 
Sanderson  John,  Western-lane 
Glass,  China  Sf  Earthenware  Dealers. 
Chartres  Thomas,  High-st.  '" 

Forster  Joseph  Watson,  Hide-bill 

Grocers^ 
Ainslie  Wm.  Bridge-st« '    "       -/'' 
Bell  George,  Twee'ilmOHth'      .^  *■- 
Cockbnrn  Jas.  &  Son,  High-st. 
Cockburn  John,  High-st. 
Cunningham  Wm.  High-st* 
Dawson  John,  High-st. 
Douglas  Andrew,  Western-lane 
Dunn  George,  High-st. 
Fluker  Robt.  Hide-hill 
Gilchrist  James,  High-st. 
Gillie  John,  High-st. 
Hifldlestoiie  Robert,  Sand-gate 
Marshall  Robert,  Bridge-end 
Penny  Elizabeth,  Hide  bill 
Richardson  Mrs.  Henry,  High-st. 
Robertson  Wm.  Hide-hill 
Sanderson  John,  Western-lane 
Shiels  James,  Western-lane 
Smith  George,  High-st. 
Sked  and  Grossman.  Hide-hill 
Thompson  Elizabeth,  Wool-market 
Thompson  Grace,  Hide-hill 
WaiteThos.  Bridge-end 
Weatherhead  Robert,  Bridge-st.  . 

Weatherly  David,  High-st.  | 

White  Adam,  High-st.  jj 

Young  John,  Wool-market 

Gun  Maker. 
Burnie  Jas.   (inventor  of  the  imptpved  har- 
poon-gun, with  detonating  locks]  High-st. 
Haberdashers.      .., 
Elliott  John,  High-st,  ,. 

Robson  Charles,  Western-lane 
Todd  and  Laidlaw,  High-st. 

Hair  Dressers. 
CrowWm,  Hide-hill 
Home  Wm.  Sand-gate 
Lugget  Wm.  High-st. 
Redpath  Charles,  High-st. 

Hat  Manufacturers. 
Burn,  Holme  and  Cleghorn,  High-sti.'V,^  , 
Hubback  Joseph,  High-st.    .  ,   J,^^. 

Turner  John,  High-ut, 

Herring  Merchants. 
Bell  James,  Sand-gate  ,    , 

M'Beath  John,  Spittal,i&  porter  merchant) 
Bridge-st.  ,        ,  i 

Inns..,  ; 

Dolphin,  John  Gteig,  SilveivtSt.- 
King's-Arms,  Cbas.  Mowat,  Hide-hill 
New  Hen  &  Chickens  M.  John?on,  Sand-gat 
Pack-Horse,  Allan  Jameson,  Church-st,      , 
Red-Lion,  Wm.  Denovan,  High-st. 

Iron  Founders. 
Robertson  John  &  Co.  Berwick    Foundry, 
Tweedmouth 


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Ironmongers^ 
Chartres  Thos.  Higli-st. 
Forster  Joseph  Watson,  Hide-hill 
Gibson  Elizabeth,  Western-laae 
Moor  Alex.  Bridge-st. 
Tevendel  John,  High-st. 
Wilson  Wm.  &  John,  Bridge-st. 

Linen  8f  Woollen  Drapers. 
Aitchison  James,  High-st. 
Aitchison  Paul,  High-st. 
Bell  George,  Tweedmouth 
Dawson  John,  High-st. 
Dippie  Da\dd,  High-st, 
Dodds  Jas    High-st. 
Duncan  Archibald,  Bridge-end 
Dunlop  John,  High-st. 
Gilchrist  George,  High-st. 
Jackson  T.  &  A.  Hide-hill 
Laybourn  Thomas,  Bridge-st. 
Middlemiss  D.  &  P.  High-st. 
Mole  Patrick,  Hide-hill 
Paterson  George,  High-st. 
Paxton  John,  High-st. 
Robson  Charles,  Western-lane 
Rogers  John,  Hide-hill 
Skeen  Jas.  (&  manufacturer)  Tweedmouth 

Masons,  (Stone.,) 
Brown  Wm.  Bridge-end 
Gibson  Jas.  Walker-gate-lane 
Moffat  Hugh,  Walker-gate-lane 
Redpath  George,  Wool-market 

Merchants., 
Forster  George,  Union-st. 
Forster  Jas.  Bridge-st. 
Landles  J.  &  I.  Bridge-st, 
Ridpath  Philip,  Palace 

Millers. 
Clay  John,  Eastern-lane 
Dryden  John,  Tweedmouth 

^   '  '  Milliners, 

Elliott  Misses,  Western-laae 
Gladstone  Mrs.  Silyer-st. 
Holburn  A.  &  Co.  Western-lane 
Morton  Miss,  Hide-hill 

Mill  Sf  Engine  Wrights,, 
Oliver  Robert,  Tweedmouth 
Purves  George,  Castle-gate 
Riddle  Samuel,  Tweedmouth 

Painters. 
Alexander  Joseph,  Bridge-st. 
Atkinson  Blacket,  Western-lane 
Ewat  Robert,  Palace-st. 
Good  Thomas,  (portrait)  High-st. 
Heatley  Henry,  High-st. 
Morrison  Daniel.  Wool-market 

Physicians, 
Cahill  Alex.  Parade 
Fuller  John,  Wool-market 
Hall  John,  Sand-gate 
Johnston  George,  Bridge-st, 
Kellock  Alex.  Union-st. 
Robertson  Wm.  Wool-market 

Plumbers  8f  Glaziers. 
Rowland  Walt.(&  tiuplate  worker) Church-st 
Wilson  Wm,  and  Son,  Brjdge-st. 


Printers,  {Letter  Press.) 
Gracie  Wm,  Wool-market 
LochheadW.  (&  periodical  publisher)  Hide-st 
Richardson    Henry,    [Berwick    Advertber 
Office,  Saturday]  Western-lane 
Rope  Makers^ 
Dickson  John  Miller,  Quay 
Douglas  Robert,  Castle-gate 
Dryden  George  &  Sons,  Tweedmouth 
Dryden  Wm.  Tweedmouth 
Fenton  Wm.  High-st. 
Simpson  Thomas,  Sand-gate 
White  Adam,  [&  twine]  High-st. 

Saddlers. 
Dodds  John,  High-st. 
Pearson  John,  High-st. 
Skelly  Luke  &  Jas.  Hide-hill 
Tait  John,  Hide-hill 
Thompson  Hugh,  Hide-hill 

Sail  Maker. 
Dickson  John  Miller,  Quay 

Ship  Builder^ 
Gowan  Arthur  Byron,  Quay 

Ship  Owners^ 
Dickson  John  Miller,  Quay 
Forster  Anthony,  Union-st. 

Solicitors. 
Burn  George,  Quay-walls 
Constable  John,  Union-st 
Elliott  Edward,  Wool-market 
Foreman  Wm.  Union-st. 
Jameson  Mark,  (Town  Clerk)  Union-st. 
Nicholson  Benj.  (Notary  Public)  Union-st. 
Pattison  Clement,  Sand-gate 
Weddell  Robert,  Bridge-st. 
Willoby  and  Home,  Union-st. 

Surgeons. 
Kdgar  John,  Bridge-st. 
Gilchrist  Thomas,"High-st. 

Tailors 
Anderson  Andrew,  Tweedmouth 
Boswell  Alex.  Church-st. 
Burn  Audrew,  Tweedmouth 
Burn  George,  back  of  Exchange 
Henderson  John,  Crawtords-alley       ' 
Hogg  Patrick,  Greeuses 
Manners  George,  Hide-hill 
Ord  Robert,  Hide-bill 
Richardson  George,  Western-lane 
Robertson  James,  Wool-m:irket 
Rutherford  George,  VVestera-Jano 

Tallow  Chandlers. 
Forsyth  Wm.  Hide-hill 
Gillie  John,  Hig!i-,st. 
Wilson  &  Kerr,  Hidu-hill 

Tanners. 
Marshall  Robt.  and  Wm.  Tweedmouth 
Walker  John,  High-st. 

Taverns  3f  Public  Houses, 
Adam  and  Eve,  John  Samson,  W-iUace-gn, 
Anchor,  Jas.  Tav'lor,  Sfirul-aate  , 

Angel,  VlarganHRichKriison,  Higii-;t. 
Bakers'  Arm.s,  vV    Gilchrist;,  Csi.itlc-gate 
Bear,  Wm    Crow,  Hifle-;iill 
Bee  Hive,  Jo'ia  Ciewih^r,  Sand-gate 
Berwick  Arms,  S.  Bolton,  Higii-st. 


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Black  Bull,  Richard  Atkinson,  Silver-st. 
Blacksmiths'  Arms,  Rt. Gladstone,  Palace-st 
Blue  Bell,  Selby  Archoold,  Tweedmouth 
Boat,  James,  Nesbit,  Tweedmouth 
Butchers'ArmSjM.Printrle, back. of  Exchange 
Butchers'  fnn,  Robt.  Simpson,  Castle-gate 
Cannon,  Joseph  Atkinson,  Churoh-st 
Carpenters'  Arms,  Chas.  Mace,  Western-la. 
Cock  and  Lion.Wm.  Store)',  Bridge-st. 
Coopers'  Arms,  John  Ferrah,  Eastern-lane 
Cow  and  Calf,  Jas.  Lumsdon,  Castle-gate 
Duke  (4f  WeUington,  Marg.  Blakeley,  Parade 
Earl  of  Sutherland,  A,  Sutherland,  Shaws-la 
Fishermans'  Arms,  John  Dumble,  Sand-gate 
Fishmovi3fcrs'  Anns,  JohnDagleish,  High-st 
Fleece,  Wm.  Hall,  Spittal 
Foundry,  David,  Allison,  Tweedmouth 
Golden  Swan,  George  Taylor,  Sand-gate 
Harrow,  .J.  Davidson,  Tweedmouth 
Harrow,  Wm.  Bell,  Church-st. 
Horse  and  Groom,  A,  Cooper,  Tweedmouth 
Letters,  Alice  Cnrrie,  High-st. 
Letters,  John    Gilchrist,  Tweedmouth 
Letters,  John  Hislop,  Twei<dmouth 
Masons'  Arms,  John  Fleniing,  Castle-gate 
Masons'  Arms,  T.  Hindhougli, Wool-market 
Nag's  Head,  Jane  Wilson,  Sand-gate 
Old  Hen&Chickens,  J.  Chisholm,  Bridge-st 
Peacock,  John  Cowan,  Waugh  square 
Plough,  Robert  Burn,  High-st. 
Plough,  George  Hall,  Tweedmouth 
Rainfortli  Mary,  Cornhill,  near  Ber\vick 
Salmon,  Wm.  Bell,  Bridge-st. 
Salmon,  Philip  Lvle,  High-st. 
Ship,  J.   Bell,  Spittal 
Sir  Francis  Bnrdett,  Geo.  Sharp,  High-st. 
Sloop,  Robert  Wilson,  Spittal 
Smack,  Wm    Brown,  Bridge- end 
Sportsman,  Edw.  Kell,  Castle-gate 
Star  and  Garter,  Thos.  Simpson,  Sand-gate 
Swan,  Robt.  Hill,  Castle-gate 
Swan,  John  Smith,  Castle-gate 
Three  Tuns,  Margaret  Brown,  Eastern-lane 
Tweed  Tavern,  Wm.  Whinham,  Western-In 
Waterloo  Arms,  Jas.  Dissinger,  F.;istern-ln. 
Wheat  Sheaf,  Wm.   Forsyth,  Hiuc-liill 
White  Swan,  Jane  Buglcss,  Wool-market 
Union,  Jas.  Atkinson,  High-st, 

Timber  Merchants. 
Cockbum  Jas.  and  Son,  High-st. 
Forster  Jas.  Bridge-st. 

Fohacconists . 
Lindsay  Henry,  Churcli-st. 
Michelson  Jane,  Bridye-st. 

Upholsterers. 
Hogarth  James,  Church-st. 
Manners  James,  Church-st. 

Watch  Sf  Clock  Makers. 
Conqueror  Peter,  Sand-gate 
Dunn  Thos.  Western-lane 
Hogarth  Jas.  Church-st. 
Manners  Jas.  Church-st, 
Nicholson  Richard,  Bridge-st. 
Pearson  Thomas,  Wcstern-lanc 
Rowland  John,  High-st. 
Rowland  Walter,  Bridge-st. 
Weatherburn  Robert,  Tweedmouth 


JVine  <Sf  Spirit  Merchants, 
Ainslie  Patrick,  Bridge-st. 
Emerson  Joseph    Bridge-st. 
Park  Joseph,  Chnrrli-st. 

MISCELLANY, 

Allan  G.  &  Son,  m;mufacturers,  Wallacc-gr. 
Ainslie  Patrick,  cork  cutter,  Bridgc-st. 
Armstrong  Edw.  tea  dealer,  Tweedmouth 
Beil  William,  ciirver  and  gilder,  High-st. 
Brody  Ralph,   esq.  ordnance  store  keeper, 

Union-st. 
Brown  John,  cutler,  Western-lane 
Carr  Robert,  cliemist  and  druggist,  High-st. 
Curry  George,  short-hand  writer,  Union-st. 
Dand  T.  glover  &  breeches  maker, Sand-gate 
Dixon  Ralph,  writer,  Western-lane 
Gray  Edwd.  worsted  nianufacturoc,  High-st 
Hately  Peter,  Surveyor  of  Taxes,  Union-st. 
Hood  Isaac,  gardener  &  seedsman, Church -st 
Lambert  Peter,  jeweller  &  dentist.  Hide-hill 
Lass  John,  joiner.  Castle-gate 
Lyle  Robt.  block  maker,  Qijay 
M'Dougle  J.  broker  &   under  writer,  Walls 
M'Lemen  John,  toyman,  Hig!>-st. 
Marshal  F.  receiver  of  assize  ret.  Palace-st. 
Marshall  George,  apr-thecary,  High-st. 
Maxwell  Stephen,  slater,  Castle-gate 
Mossraan  Rt.  carpet  nianufacturer,Castle-gt. 
Piingle  George,  soap  boiler,  TweedmouUi 
Pounder  Jas,  pawnbroker.  Castle-gate 
Riddeli  George,  coroner,  Union-st. 
Steven  Somei-ville,  wire  worker,  Wcstern-In 
Swan  Adam,  perfumer,  Western-laue 
Taylor  Jas,  pipe  maker.  Crawfords-alley 
TuUy  Robt.  flour  dealer,  High-st. 
Carriers  bj/   hand. 
Allanton,  Wm.  Paterson,  Sat.  Peacock 
Ayton,  Thos.  Oswald,  Sat.  Peacock 
jiyton,  John  Scott,  daily.  Angel 
Bamborough,  Mark  Beal,  Wed.  Peacock 
Bambojough, Thos.  Dickin.son,  Wednesday, 

Golden  Swan 
Be/ford,  John,  Jones,  Wednesday  and  Sat. 

Nag's-Head 
Belford,  George  Tindal,   Wedncs.  and  Sat. 

Golden  Swan 
Cvldingham,  John  Christie,  Tues.  aud  Sat. 

Fishmongers'  Arms 
Coldstream,  Adam  Younger,  Tu.  Th.  &  Sat. 

Nag's  Head 
Dunse,  Robt.  Knox,  Tu.  Thu.  and  Satur. 

Fishmongers'  Arms 
Dunse,  Wm.  Weatherhead,  Tues,    Thurs. 

and  Sat.  Plough 
Edmburgh,  Wm.  Burns,  Tues,  High-st. 
Edinburgh,  Abr.  Marshall,  Tues.  High-st. 
Eyemouth,  J.  Renton,  Wed.  &  Sat.  Salmon 
Fenu'ick,  Robt.  Purvcs,  Sat.  Bear 
Gainslaiv,  Peter  Haig,  Sat.  Golden  Swan 
Haivick,  Jas  Inglis,  Tuesday 
Holy  Island,  Wm.  Tait,  Sat.  Peacock 
Horncliffl',  Anthony  Piercy,    Sat.   Old  Hen 

and  Chickens 

Hutton, Housie,  Sat.  Plough 

Jedburgh,  Robert  Douglas,  Thurs.  Peacock 
t/erfiwrgA,  Thos.  Young,  Friday,  iNagsHead 
Kelso,  Wm.  Davidson,  Tues.  Peacock 


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LadyUrk,  Wm.  Landles,  Sat.  Fishmongers'        Company,  every  Wed,   and  Sat.  Office- 
Arms 

Kelso,  Andrew  Kennedy,   Tues.   and   Sat. 
Naai's  Head 

Lawiek,  Robert  Scott,  Wed.  aud  Sat.  Fish- 
erma'i's  Arms 

Newcastle,  Wiu.  Carr,  Tuesday  and  Satur- 
day, Peacock 

Newcastle,  Wm.  Graham,   Wednesday  and 
Saturday,  Masons'  Arms 

NorJiam,  Alex.  Jeffrey,  Sat.  Plough 

Reston,  Wm\  Dearliiig,  Wednesday  and  Sa- 
turday, Tweed  Tavern 

Swinton,  Richard  Anderson,  Sat.  Plough 

TVhUsom,  lohu  Kinlyside,  Sat.  Plough 

fVooler,  Jas.  Henderson,  Wed.  and  Satur- 
day, Nag's  Head 

Conveyance  by  Water 


Quay,  John  Brown,  Agent 

To  and  from  London,  Commercial  Shipping 
Company,  every  Wed.  and  Sat.  Office- 
Quay,  Alexander  Thomson,  Agent. 

To  and  from  Lcitli  and  Newcastle,  Farrow 
Marshal,  Quay 

Coaches, 

To  London,  The  Royal  Mail,  every  morn- 
ing, at  half  past  2,  &  the  Union,  every 
day,  (except  Sunday)  at  half  past  1 

To  Edinburgh,  The  Royal  Mail,  every 
night,  half  past  6,  and  the  Union,  every 
day,  [except  Sunday]  at  half  past  2 

To  Kelso,  The  Border  Union,  Mon.  Wed, 
and  Fri.  at  8  morning  in  summer,  and 
Tuesday  and  Friday  in  winter 

*  These  Coaches,  run  alternately  from  the 


To  and   from  London,  The   Old   Shipping         Ring's  Arms,  Red  Lion  &  Hen  &  Chickens 


CARLISLE. 

J.  HE  remote  accounts  of  this  City  are  involved  in  great  obscurity,  and  whatever  relates 
to  its  history  previous  to  the  time  of  the  Romans,  must  be  received  with  "reat  caution 
It  was  called  by  them  Lugvuallium,  a  tower  or  fort  bij  the  wall.  The  wall  of  Servius 
running  within  a  short  distance.  The  Saxons  added  the  word  Caer  or  City  and  from 
these,  Caerluel  or  Luguval,  may  be  derived  the  modern  appellation  Carlisle  '  When  the 
Danes  possessed  themselves  of  the  Northern  parts  of  the  Island,  this  city  was  reduced  to 
ashes,  it  continued  a  heap  of  ruins  till  the  reign  of  William  Rufus.  That  monarch  havinff 
a  perfect  idea  of  the  importance  of  this  place,  as  a  frontier  town,  and  beincr  charmed  with 
with  the  beauty  of  its  sil-iation,  undertook  to  restore  the  city,  and  caused  many  public 
buildmgs  to  be  erected,  which  he  defended  by  a  strong  wall  and  fortress  The  situation 
of  Carlisle  near  the  borders  of  Scotland,  exposed  it  to  continued  assaults  from  its  hostile 
neighbours.  The  warlike  reign  of  King  Edward  I.  brought  Carlisle  into  particular  notice  • 
In  the  thirty-fifth  year  of  his  reign  he  summoned  his  Parliament  to  meet  in  this  Citv  In 
the  civil  wars  between  the  Houses  of  York  and  Lancaster,  in  the  reigns  of  EdwJd  IV 
and  Henry  VI.  this  city  was  much  harassed.  During  Aske's  rebellion,  Nicholas  Mns- 
grave,  Thomas  Tilby,  and  other  favourers  of  that  cause,  besieged  Carlisle  with  8000 
men,  but  were  repulsed,  and  on  their  return  encountered  by  the  Duke  of  Norfolk  wha 
caused  a  1  tlie  captams,  except  Musgrave  to  be  hanged  on  Carlisle  walls.  In  the  reisrn  of 
Elizabeth,  Mary  Queen  of  Scots  taking  refuge  in  England,  atter  the  decisive  battle  of 
Langside,  was  imprisoned  by  her  royal  relative  in  the  castle  ot  this  city 

Carlisle  is  delightfully  situated  in  an  extensive  vale,  formed  by  the  rivers  Eden  Gal 
^r'.i.  .  c'"f' ^^  over  the  former  of  which  is  one  of  the  handsomest  bridges  in  the 
North  of  England.  The  city  stands  on  a  kind  of  peninsula,  formed  by  the  junction  of 
the  two  latter  with  the  former.  The  grounds  on  all  sides  of  the  city  are  fertile  and  well 
cultivated.  At  a  distance  are  visible  those  celebrated  mountains,  Skiddaw,  Saddleback 
and  Cro?s-fell.  The  approach  to  Carlisle  from  from  the  south  is  beautiful  and  picturesque- 
when  the  traveller  come  to  Heraby,  a  village  a  little  more  than  a  mile  from  the  citv  the 
road  leads  him  across  a  fertile  valley  watered  by  the  river  Petterel.  The  eye  commands  aa 
extensive  prospect  towards  the  north  and  east,  and  in  the  middle  the  citv  rises  ove- 
topped  by  the  massive  towers  of  the  castle  on  the  west  ;  the  cathedral  still' hicrbe^  in  the 
centre,  and  in  the  east  arise  the  embattled  towers  of  the  New  Courts  of  Justice  on  the 
scite  of  the  ancient  citadel.  Passing  Botchergate,  the  road  winds  round  the  western  tower 
ot  the  ctadel,  and  passes  the  English  Gate  and  County  Gaol  ;  on  each  avenue  the  city 
wall  IS  visible.  The  street  leading  directly  to  the  north  is  spacious  and  adorned  with 
elegant  buildings  ;  it  is  called  English-street,  and  terminates  at  the  Market-place.  The 
lown  Hall  commands  a  view  up  English-street,  and  likewise  towards  Scotch-street.  It 
con  ains  two  spacious  apartments,  one  of  which  is  used  by  the  Corporation  to  transact  all 
public  business,  the  other  is  for  the  purpose  of  holding  the  Mayor's  Court,  electing  Mem- 
bers of  Parliament  for  the  City,  &c.  :  the  Court  of  Assize  is  held  here  annually.  From 
the  Market-place,  the  principal  streets  called  Scotch-street,  Castle  street,  and  Fisher- 
street,  diverge  as  from  a  centre.  At  the  head  of  the  latter  and  facing  the  Market-place 
IS  tje  ancient  Guildhall,  appropriated  to  the  meetinsfs  of  the  trades  ' 

Carlisle  has  two  parishes  viz.  St.  Mary  and   St.  Cuthbert.     The   Cathedral   is  a   noble 
p^  havinj  a  stately  steeple  with  a  set  of  bells,  which  are  remarkable  for  their  fine  tone 


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CARLISLE. 


St.Cuthbert's  is  a  neat  modern  building, without  any  ornament.  There  are  in  Carlisle  three 
Protestant  Dissenting  Meeting  Houses  ;  one  for  the  Society  of  Friends  ;  one  for  the 
Methodists,  and  a  Roman  Catholic  Chapel.  The  markets  are  held  on  the  Wednesday  and 
Saturday.  The  corporation  consists  of  a  Mayor,  twelve  Alderman,  twenty-four  Common 
Council  and  Subordinate  Officers  ;  the  Freemen  amount  to  upwards  of  700.  Here  are 
several  extensive  cotton  mills,  and  a  considerable  quantity  of  calicoes,  muslins,  ginghams, 
checks,  &c.  are  manufactured.  A  Dispensary  was  instituted  in  1782,  and  an  immense 
number  of  indigent  sick  have  been  relieved.  jCo&I  has  lately  been  discovered  in  the  neigh- 
bourhood, and  much  benefit  is  anticipated  from  the  formation  or a'CJWaK 

Carlisle  being  situated  on  the  great  western  road  between  London  and  tfce  ISorth,  is 
much  frequented  by  travellers,  and  a  great  number  of  mails  and  other  coaches  ta^^ssim-- 
constantly  moving  through  it.  The  population  is  computed  at  15,000.  This  city  is  dis- 
tant from  London  307  miles,  from  Edinburgh  9o.  from  Dumfries  39,  and  from  Penrith 
18.  Races  are  held  annually,  and  Fairs  on  Aug,  15th  and  26th,  September  8th,  19th,  and 
1st  and  2d  Saturday  after  October  10th. 


Post-Office,  St.  Cuthbert's-lane. — George  Sewell, 

Postmastei 

ARRIVES    FROM            h. 

m. 

DEPARTS 

TO, 

h. 

m. 

Edinburgh 

6 

0  m  Jrn 

Edinburgh 

.. 

2 

45  after 

Glasgow 

6 

45  'do. 

Glasgow 

.  , 

2 

30  do. 

Loudon 

1 

15  aft. 

London 

.  , 

8 

0  mora. 

Manchester 

1 

30  do. 

Manchester 

. , 

7 

15  do. 

Newcastle 

10 

0    ngt. 

Newcastle 

2 

0  after. 

Portpatrick 

6 

Omorn 

Portpatrick 

.. 

2 

45  do. 

Wjgton  horse  post,           . .         9 

45  ngt. 

WJgton 

•• 

2 

0    do. 

Academies, 

Armstrong  Henry,  Stanwix 

BlamireMary,(Schoolof  Industry)Ricker-gt 

Crean  Ann,   (ladies}  near  Euglish-st. 

Doran  P.  F.  Water-gate -lane 

Hodgson  William,  [commercial]  Lowther-st 

Irving  Jas.  Central  School,  Backhouse-walk 

Little  John,   (commercial)  Fisher-st. 

Rees  Rev,  Wni.  (grammar)  Abbey 
Agents,  General 

Wilson  John,   (commission)  Finkle-st. 
Agents,  Particular. 

Arthur  James,  (to  M'Kenzie  &  Dent,  pe- 
riodical publishers,  Newcastle)  Ricker-gt 

Atkinson  Mitford,  (to  Jos.  Ashton,  hatter) 
Botchard-gate 

Attornies, 

Best  WilUiam,  Castle-st. 

Blow  John,  Scotch-st. 

Dixon  Richard,  Old  Bush-lane,  Scotch-st. 

Dobinson  William,  English-st. 

Ewart  Simon,  Fisher-st. 

Fawcett  John,  Scotch-st. 

Graham  &  Armstrong,  Globe-lane,  Scotch-st 

Hewitt  G,  H.  Fisher-st. 

Hodgson  and  Nanson,  Fisher-st. 

Hodgson  W.(&  clerk  of  the  peace) Fisher-st 

Holme  Joseph,  Scotch-st, 

Law  Richard,  Scotch-st. 

Lowery  Richard,  Castle-st. 

Momisey  and  Sisson,  Castle-st. 
"Nanson  William,  (&  town  clerk)  Fisher-st. 

Norman  William,  Fisher-st. 

Pearson  Henry,(&  Proctor  E,  Ct.)Fisher-s 

Robinson  John,  Fisher-st. 

Stordy  Jacob,  (conveyancer)  Ricker-gate 

Wannop  J.  and  C.  Scotch-st. 

Auctioneers. 
Christopherson  John,  Scotch-st. 
Comerford  John,  old  King's    Arms-lane, 

English-st. 
Wilson  William,  EnglJsh-st, 


Bakers, 

Bowman  William,  Green-market 
Cockburn  Joseph,  Annetwell-st. 
Halstead  Thomas,  Castle-st, 
Holiday  John,  Annetwell-st. 
Hopper  Jeseph,  Annetwell-st. 
Johnston  Francis,  Annetwell-st. 
Langhorn  William,  Rosemary-lane 
Reid  Thomas,  Ricker-gate 
Robinson  Mary,  Castle-st. 
Stubbs  Robert,  Caldew-gate 
Wright  Sarah,  Annetwell-st. 

Bankers, 
Carrick  David  and  Sons,  Scotch-st. 
Elliot  and  Foster,  Scotch-st. 
Forster  Thomas  &  Co.  old  Bank,  Castle-st. 
Graham  Ramshay  and  Co,  English-st. 
Head  Joseph  Monkhonse  &  Co.  Court-sq. 

Basket  Makers, 
Bowman  J. old  King's  Arms-lane,  English-st 
HoTsley  J.  L.  Castle-st. 

Bookbinders. 
Arthur  James,  Ricker-gate 
Somerville  Jas.  Peascod-lane,  English-st. 

Booksellers  and  Stationers, 
Johnston  Robert,  English-st. 
JoUieJohn,  Scotch-st. 
Scott  Benjamin,  English-st. 
Turnam   Charles,    (&   circulating  library) 

English-st. 

Boot  and  Shoemakers. 
Bailey  William,  English-st. 
Baret  Peter,  Abbey-st. 
Blacklock  Thomas,  Green-ma«ket 
Bough  J.  Abbey  st. 
Briden  John,  Scotch-st. 
Burn  William,  Lowther-st. 
Caldwell  Thomas,  West-walls 
Cullan  James,  Market-place 
Davidson  James,  Blackfriars'-st. 
Davidson  John,     Old   Turk's-head-lant^ 

Scotcb-st, 


CARLISLE. 


mt 


Douglas  Jaines,  Cal4ewgate 

Gunning  John,  Lowther-st. 

Hind  Isaac,  John-st.  Caldewgate 

Hind  Thomas,-  Stanwix 

Humphries  George,  Dana-side 

James  Jane,  Spotcl»-st, 

Lewthwaite  James,    Globe-lane,  8cotch-st. 

Lewtliwaite  Joseph,  Botchergate 

Lonsdale  Henry,  Caldewgate. 

M'Clain  William,  Peascod-lane,  English-st. 

Noble  John,  Sljip-lane,  Irish-gate 

Noble  Thomas,  St.  Alban's-row 

Noble  William,   Castle-st» 

Peal  Richard,  Castle-st. 

Peal  William,  Castle-st. 

Rennie  James,  Cuckold's-row 

Roy  William,  Rickergate 

Sagar  David,  Scotch-st. 

Sewell  John,  Bakehouse-lane,  Irishgate 

Slack  John,   Abbey-st. 

Smith  Thomas,  Castle-st. 

Stooks  James,  Castle-st. 

Braziers  and  Tinmen, 

Elliot  George,  Caldewgate 
Fox  William,  Rickergate 
Hetherington  Isaac,  Market-place 
Lancaster  John,  Botchergate 
Lawrie  Archibald,  Scotch-st. 
Robinson  John,  Abbey-st, 
Wilkie  William,  Scotch-st. 

Breweries. 
Hodgson  Sir  Richard  and  Co.    Caldewgate 
Liddell  Joseph  and  Co.  Denton-holme-foot 
Moor  Richard,  Botchergate 
Pattinson  D.  and  Co.  West-walls,  Dam-side 

Cabinet  Makers 
Creighton  James,  Lowther-st. 
Dent  Thomas,  White  Lion-lane,  English-st. 
Forster  John,  Newbank-lane,  English-st. 
Graham  John,  Abbey-st. 
Mnllinder  John,  Abbey-st. 
Pickup  James,  Lowther-st. 
Snowden  John,  Botchergate 
Thompson  J.  Ferguson-lane,  English-st. 

CarttDrights^,  ' 
Cullen  William,  Stanwix 
Little  Christopher,  Court-square, 
Sanl  Joseph,  (&  whieelwright)  Annetwell-st. 
Thomlinson  Thomas  (&  turrter)  Fairbairn's- 

buildings 
Wannop  John,  Botchergate 

Chair  Makers. 
!  Burrough  and  Holliday,  Scotch-st. 
I  James  Edmund  and  Son,  Lowther-st. 
i  Strong  John,  Castle-st. 

Ct>)g  Sfc.  Makers. 
Armstrong  W.  (&  last  &  patten)  Water-la 
Mullen  Robert,  Botcher-gate 
Clothes  Brokers. 
\  Holstead  John,  Seotcb-st. 
Rennie  James,  Scotch-st. 
Stewart  Margaret,  dicker-gate 

Coach   Makers. 
Palrbairn  Henry,  Black  Friars-st. 

*  33 


Fairbairn  James,  Black  Friars-st. 
Milburn  Thomas  &  Co.  Scotch-st. 

Confectioners. 
Erskine  Alexander,  Castle-st. 
Fitzgerald  John,  Foot  of  Castle-st. 
Glaister  Disinah,  Fisher-st. 
Pagen  Margaret,  SI.  Alban's-row 
Stewart  Edward,  Market-place 
Story  J.  &S.  Scotch-st. 
Coopers. 
Bell  Benjamin,  Ricker-gate 
Blain  William,  Scotch-st. 
Tweddle  William,  Ricker-gate 

Corn  §■  Flour  Dealers. 
Brown  George,  (miller)  Willow-holm 
Charlton  Edw.  (miller)  Borough  Mill 
Hetherington  Richard,  Scotch-st. 
M'Hard  Thomas,  Lowther-st. 
Robinson  John,  (corn  merch.)  English-s 

Cotton  Spinners. 
Cowen  Heysham  &  Co.  Water-lane 
Dixon  Peter  &  Sons,  Fisher-st. 
Rothwell  Edward  &  Co.  Mains 
Slater  Thos.  Son  &  Co.  New  .Mill,  Water- 
lane 
Curriers  and  Leather  Sellers. 
James  Hugh,  Globe-lane,  Scotch-st. 
Latimer  John,  Ricker-gate 
Milburn  and  Mearns,  Scotch-st. 
Routledge  John,  Scotch-st. 
Sewell  James,  Lowther-st. 
Stordy  T.  and  W.  Castle-st. 

Druggists. 
Armstrong  Thomas,  Fisher-st. 
Bonnell  James,  English-st: 
Earl  Abel,  Scotch-st. 
Fisher  John,  English-st. 
Martin  dale  W.  R.  English-st. 
Randleson  Joseph,  English-st. 

Drysalter. 
Wilson  John,  Finkle-st. 
Dyers. 
Atkinson  John,  Dam-side 
Creighton  James,  Willow-holm 
Dixon  Peter  &  Sons,  Fisher-st. 
Enskow  James,  John-st.  Caldew-gate 
M'Knight  Daniel,  Willow-holm 
Penn  James,  Dam-side 
Penrith  John,  Ritson-lane 
Robley  John,  Shaddon-gate 
Sym  Daniel,  Caldew-gate 

Fire  Sf   Life  Insurance  Offices. 
Atlas,  Chas.  Brown,  Fisher-st. 
Globe,  James,  Bonnell,  English-st. 
Hope,  David  Mathews,  Scotch-st. 
Imperial,  Wm.  Jackson,  Scotch-st. 
.Norwich  Union,  Wm.  Peascod,  Market-p 
Phoenix,  John  Rigg,  Market-place 
Royal  Exchange,  Jos.  Monkhouse  Head 

and  Son,  Court-square 

Sun,  Robert  Asfabridge,  English-st. 

Fish  Hook  ^  tackle  Makers. 

Kirkbride  Richard,  Bottiher-gate 

Nixon  Hannah,  Market-place .     ' 

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Fish  Mongers. 

Foster  Joseph,  St.  Alban's-row 

Jackson  Wm.  Fergusons-lane 
Flax  Dressers. 

Graham  Richard,  (dealer)  Rickergate 

Sowerby  John,  Ricker-gate 
Flour  Dealers. 

Duckett  David,  Court-square 

Grainger  Robert,  Castlc-st. 

Holstead  Thomas,  Castle-st. 

Irwin  James,  English-gate-brow 

Jackson  Wm.  Botcher-gate 

Little  John,  English-st. 

Tealford    Jane,    Spring    Garden-lane, 
Scotch-st. 

Thompson  Carleton,  Scotch-st. 

Watson  John,  Caldew-gate 

Young  Joseph,  Ricker-gate 

Glass  an  d  China  Dealers. 

Carr  Wm.  Scotch-st. 

Carrick  John,  Castle-st. 

Hewitt  John,  Botcher-gate 

Thompson  Arthur,  Scotch-st. 
"  Glovers,  Sfc. 

Brown  Thomas,  Scotch-st. 

Wyllite  Aitoii,  Scotch-st. 

'^ Grocers. 

Abbey  Mary,  Paternoster-row 
Allison  Robert,  Eng!ish-st. 
Armstrong  Jehn,  Ricker-gate 
Ashbridge  Robert,  English-st. 
Atkinson  George,  Botcher-gate 
Barnes  Edward,  Caldew-brow 
Baxter  William,  St.  Alban's-row 
Bellerby  William,  St.  Cutliberl's-lane 
Blaiklock  George,  Ricker-gate 
Blamire  John,  Castle-st. 
Bowman  Ann,  Caldew-gate 
Bowman  Dinah,  Lowther-st. 
Brown  John,  Green-market 
Bushby  William,  Ricker-gate 
CJark  Joseph,  Scotch-st. 
Cockburn  Alexander,  Annetwell-st. 
Cooper  Margiiret,  Botcher-gate 
Curl  Joseph,  Annetwell-st. 
Dawson  Rebecca,  Louther-st. 
Fallowtield  John,  Annetwell-st. 
Fleming  James,  Market-place 
■  Garnett  Isabella,  Ricker-gate 
Graham  Richard,  Ricker-gate 
Grainger  Robert,  Castle-st. 
Head  J.  M.  Botcher-gate 
Heslop  Thomasi  Ricker-gate 
Hethering-ton,  John,  Ricker-gate 
Hodgson  Joshua,  Botchcr-gate 
James  Margaret,  Ricker-gate 
Johnson  William,  Lowlher-st. 
Johnston  Lewis,  Botcher-gate 
Lainbert  John,  English-st. 
Little  James,  English-st. 
Lowes  Thomas,  Scotch-st. 
Marrs  Edward,  Ricker-gate 
Mitchell  Andrew,  Castle-st. 
Mulcaster  Thomas,  Ricker-gate 
Nicholson  George,  Irish-gate-brow 
Peile  Jonathan,  Caldew-gate 


Potts  Mary,  English-st. 
Pringle  John,  Castle-st. 
Randleson  VviHiara,  Botcher-gate 
Rigg  William,  Shaddon-gate 
Robinson  Thomas,  Ricker-gate 
Sargent  Joseph,  English-st. 
Saul  Joseph,  Annet\vell-st. 
Scott  Waller,  Ricker-gate 
Selby  Mary, English-st. 
Strong  J.  T.  Market-place 
Thompson,  Carleton,  Scotch-st. 
Waugh  Joseph,  St.  Alban's-row 
Wilkin  Geor<i,e,  Irish-gate 
Wilson  Dinaii,  Ricker-gate 

Grocers  and  Spirit  Dealers. 
Armstrong  George,  Ricker-gate 
Blaylock  Elizabeth,  Scotch-st. 
Hope  Joseph,  Fisher~st. 
Hope  Joseph,  Scotch-st. 
Irving  Ann,  Botcher-gate 
Irving  Joseph,  Scotch-st. 
James  John,  Scotch-st. 
Marrs  Edward  Rickei'-gate 
Peascod  William,  St.  Cuthbert's-lane  end 
Story  Jonathan,  Siiaddon-gate 

Hat  Manufacturers. 
Asliton  Joseph,  George-st. 
Atkinson  Wm.  Botcher-gate 
CarrickWm.  English-st, 
Carrick  Wm.  (manuf.)  Borough  mills 
Mingins  George  and  Co.  Dam-side 
Owen,  Evens  &  Co,  Dam-side 
Rand  John,  Scotch-st. 
Rand  John,  (manufactory)  Dam-side 
Routledge  Edward,  Scotch-st. 
Sowerby  John  and  Co.  Willow-holme 
Thompson  Robert,  Ritson-lane 

tiosiers. 
Cowen  R.  &  J.  (manufacturers)  Castle-st 
Hart&M'Alpin,  English-st. 
Howe  John,  Caldew-g-ate 

Inns,  (principal.) 
Blue  Bell,  John  Snowden,  Scotch-st. 
Bush,  Thomas  Wilson,  English-st. 
Crown  &  Mitre  &  Coffee  House,  Nancy 

Irving,  Castle-st. 
Grapes,  Benjamin  Holmes,  Scotch-st. 
King's  Arms,  Ralph  Holmes,  English-st. 

Iron  Founders. 
Nicholson  John,  Botcher-gate 
Porter  R.  and  W.  Black  Friars-st. 

Iron  Mongers. 
Backhouse  Richard,  Scotch-st . 
Baird  George,  Scotch-st. 
Brown  Jeremiah,  Scotch-st. 
Harrison  Thomas,  English-st. 
Huntington  Thomas,  English-st. 
Richardson  Thomas,  English-st. 

Joiners. 
Bennett  William,  Scotch-st. 
Capstick  Thomas,  Caldcoats 
Creighton  James,  Lo^vther-st. 
Dent  Thos.  White  Lion-lane,  English-st. 
Forster  John ,  New  Bank-laue,  English-s 
Graham  John,  Abbey-st.        '  ' 


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Holmes  George,  Fisher-st. 

Horsley  Edward,  Caldew-gate 

Lemon  John,  Cross  Keys-lane,  Castle-st. 

Marshall  Wm.  White  Hart-la.  English-st 

Mullinder  John,  Abbey-st. 

Pickup  James,  Lo\vther-st. 

Ritchie  Robert,  West -walls 

Robinson  George,  Mofiats-Iane 

Snowden  John,  Botcher-gate 

Thompson  J.  Fergusons-lane,  English-st 

Linen  Drapers. 
Harrington  J.  (&  silk  mercer)  English-st 
Landsborough  Jas.  Ricker-gate 
Morgan  John,  Market-place 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers. 
Beck  John,  Etiglisb-st. 
Gale  and  Marti  ndale.  Market-place 
Gibbons  John,  SLotch-st. 
Halstead  John,  (woollen)  Scotch-st. 
Harrington  James,  English-st. 
Heslop  Williiia>,  Market-  place 
Hewitt  Thomas^  Scotch-st. 
Hill  and  Holme,  Scotch-st.  I 

Hodgson  &  Bowes,  English-st.         <^ 
Liddell  William,  English-st. 
Lowry  John,  Cast)e-st. 
Mathews  Bavid,  Scotch-st. 
Peet  John,  Scotch-st. 
Railton  Joseph,  Seotch-st. 
Ross  J.  and  A.  Scotch-st. 
Saunders  James,  Scotch-st. 

Machine  Makers. 

Blain  William,  Scotch-st. 

Bnrrough  &  Holliday,  (plough)  Scotch-s 

Lennox    Jas.    (millwright   &  engineer) 
Fisher-st. 

Manitfaeturers  and  Dealers  in  Cot- 
ton Goods. 

Dixon  Peter  &  Sons,  Fisher-st. 

Elliot  John,  (gingham)  Dam-side 

Embleton  &  Wilson,  (ging)Shaddon-gate 

Ferguson  Jn.  Rich.  &,  Jos.  English-st. 

Gale,  Heysham  &,  Co.  Water-lane 

Hebron  Wm.  &  Son,  Castle-st. 

Hewson  John.  Ricker-gate 

Hewson  M.  &  Co.  Globe-lane,  Scotch-st, 

Hewson  Jn.  &  Sons,  John-st.  Caldew-gt. 

Hewson  Robert,  (gingham)  Abbey-st. 

Hunton  Thomas,  Scotch-st. 

Stodart  J,  &  F.  Finkle-st. 

Thompson  John,  Long  Island 
Merchants, 

Carrick  &  Birrell,  Annetwell-st. 

Cockburn  John,  Fisher-st. 

Dixon  Peter  and  Sons,  Fisher-st. 

Head  Joseph  Moukhouse  &  Son,  Court- 
square 

Hope  Joseph,  jun.  Fisher-st. 

Lightfoot  Robert,  (iron)  Scotch-st. 

Lonsdale  John,  (iron)  Scotch-st. 

WoodW.  (cotton  yarn)  Scotch-st. 
Milliners. 

Armstrong  Elizabeth,  Botcher-gate 

Barnes  Jane,  Scotch-st. 

Graham  and  Moflilt,  English-st. 


1  Henderson  Mary,  Market-place 
Hodgson  Jane,  St.  Alban's-row 
Hornsby  Mary,  Fisher-st. 
Liddle  and  Porter,  Castle-st. 
Lightfoot  D.  Scotch-st. 
Noble  Mary,  Scotcb-st. 
Park  Ann  &  Co.  Scotch-st. 
Slack  and  Nixon,  Green-market 

Nail  Makers. 
Armstrong  William,  Water-lane 
Armstrong  Thomas,  Water-lane 
Bailey  R.  andH.  Water-lane 
Beeby  Jacob,  Caldew-gate 
Hanson,  Thomas,  Dam-side 
Howe  Joseph,  Botcher-gate 
Park  Robert,  Water-lane 
Walker  James,  Ricker-gate 
Wright  David,  Botclier-gate 

Nursery  and  Seedsmen. 
Anson  Thomas,  Shuddon-gate 
Carruthers  .J.  Botcher-gate 
Graham  William,  Spring-garden 
Hutton  W.  and  T.  Botcher-gate 

Painters  and  Glaziers, 
CarlyleRt.  (draw.  &  landscape)  Castle-st 
Mounsey  John,  Da)«-side 
Nutter  Matthew,  (painter  only)  Scotch-s 
Paltinson  J.  (painter  only)  Black  Friars-s 
Rowoll  George,  St  Cuthbert's-lane 
Stephenson  Henry,  Castle-st. 
Thompson  Josepii,  Bank-lane,  Scotch-st 
Thompson  James,  Castie-st. 
Underwood  John,  St.  Ciithberts-lane 

Paper  Dealers. 
Cockburn  John, Fisher-st. 
Pickering  Ralph,  Globe-lane,  Scotch-st. 

Pawn  Brokers, 
Duckett  David,  Court -square 
Harvey  William,  Caldew-brow 
Moss  Wm.  Jobn-st.  Caldew-gate 
Nicholson  J.  Old  Grapes-lane, English-s 

Perfumers, 
Fisher  Thomas,  Castle-st. 
Huddart  John,  Scotch-st. 
Mullinder  Wm.  Market-place 

Physicians. 
Barnes  Thomas,  Castle-st. 
Elliot  Thomas,  English-st. 
Heysham  John,  St.  Cuthbert's  lane 

Pipe  Makers, 
Cockburn  John,  Fisher-st. 
Cockburn  J.  and  A  Shaddon-gate 
Mason  John,  Brown's-row 

Printers,   {Letter  Press.) 
Johnston  Robert,  English-st. 
Jollie  F.  &  J.  (and  publishers  of  the  Carlisle 

Journal,  every  Saturday)  Scotch-st. 
Scott  B.(and  publisher  of  the  Carlisle  Patriot 

every  Saturday)   English-st. 
Turnam  Charles,  English-st. 

Provision  Dealers. 
Adams  William,  Botcher-gate 
Barnes  .John,  Caldew-gate 
Bulman  James,  Caldew-gate 
Donald  Joseph,  Caldew-gate 


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Edgar  Jane,  Caldew-gate 
Foster  Joseph,  St.  Alban's-row 
Graham  U  iiliam,  Irish-gate 
Guy  Thomas,  Caldew-gate 
Hebron  William,  Caldew-gate 
Law  Robert,  Caldew-gate 
Ramsbay  V'^  iiliam,  Botcher-gate 
Robinson  William,  Caldew-gate 
Rome  William,  Botcher-gate 

Reed  Makers, 
Lemon  John,  Cross  Key's-lane,  Castle-st, 
Smith  Wiiiiam,  Fisher-st. 

Rope  Makers. 

Armstrong  Thomas,  Willow-holme 
Dixon  Thomas,  Newtown 
Howe  William,  Spring  Garden-lane 
Jveson  Isaac.  Newtown 
Jopson  Thomas,  Newtown 
Reay  John,  Newtown 

Saddlers. 
Cannell  John,  Scotch-st. 
Dalston  William,,  (executor  of  the  late  John 

Pears]  Scotch-st. 
Kinor  James,  Englisb-st. 
King  James,  Green-nfarket 
Purvis  James,  Scotch-st. 
Robinson  Wiiiiam,  Botcher-gate 
Robinson  John,  Scotch-st. 
Waug'h  George,  Scotch-st, 

Silversmiths  and  Jewellers. 

Baird  George,  Sci>tch-st, 
Huntington  Thomas,  P2nglish-st. 
M'Coniiell  Mary,  English-st. 
Nicholson  Juliana,  Market-place 
Simpson  Sarah,  Castle-st. 

Smallware  Dealer, 
Cockburn  John,  Fisher-st. 

Stay  Makers, 
Rlack  James,  Scotch-st, 

Cowen ,  Grapes-lane 

Murthwaite  William,  English-st. 
Robison  Robert,  Young's-lane,  English-st. 

Straw  H'd  Makers, 
Armstrong  and  Pattiuson,  Botcher-gate 
Bnrney  Mary,  Ricker-gate 
Di--on  E.  Castle-st, 
GilkersQ.<  Isabella,  Lowther-st, 
Hetlierir.gtou  Priscilla,  Botcher-gate 
Irvii.g  Catharine,  St.  Alban's-row 
Ivison  J.  and  M,  St.  Alban's-row 
Liddle  and  Porter,  Castle-st. 
M'Leownan   Ann,    old  King's   Arms-lane, 

Eng!ish-st. 
Robinson  Mary,  Peascod-lane,  English-st. 
Sampson  Mary,  Irish-gate-brow 

Stirgeons. 
Anderson  Joshua,  Castle-st. 
Elamir  ■  Thomas,  Castle-st, 
Bra:rg  Thonas,   Fishcr-st. 
James  John,  Scotch-st. 
Nirholson  W.  S.   Green-market 
T!i'>:np:-;()n  Henry,  Scotch-st. 
Waiti.n  John,  Gibbon's-coiirt,  Ricker-gate 
Wilson  Thos.  (veterinary  surgcQii}  Scotch-st 


Tailors  and  Drapers. 
Armstrong  Thomas,  Scotch-st. 
Cape  William,  Stanwix 
Gash  Matt,  oW  King's  Arms-lane,  English-s 
Hetherington  Robert,  Globe-lane,  Scotch-st 
Heward  James,  Grapes-lane,  Scotch-st, 
Holliday  John,  (and  draper)  Scotch-st. 
Hudson  John,  (and  draper)  Botcher-gate 
Mftttison  L.  Annetwell-st. 
Milburn  John,  Scotcb-st. 
Nixon  and  Cron,  Grapes-lane,  Scotch-st. 
Pearson  Robert,  Ricker-gate 
Port  John,  Botcher-gate 
Routledge  And.  White  Lion-lane,  English-st 
Watson  George,  Caldew-gate 

Tallow  Chandlers. 
Atkinson  John,  Fisher-st. 
Head  J.  M.  (manufactory)  Water-lane 
Law  Robert,  Caldew-gate 
Lonsdale  John,  Scotch-st. 
Ritson  Joseph,  Annetwell-st, 
Taylor  Isaac,  Scotch-st. 

Tanners. 
Cartmell  James,  Damside 
Johnson  Thomas,  Bark-hill 

Taverns  and  Public  Houses. 
Admiral  Nelson,  John,  Matthews,  Scotcli-st 
Angel,  John  Hitchinson,  English-st. 
Barley  Stack,  A.  Kirkpatrick,  Ricker-gate 
Bird  in  Hand,  John  Dunn,  Castle-st, 
Bird  in  Hand,  Robt,  Hewitt,  Stanwix 
Black  Bull,  Nathaniel  Goulding,  Scotcb-st. 
Black  Lion,  William  Birrel,  Botcher-gate 
Black  Swan,  Elizabeth  Jobson,  Castle-st. 
Blue  Bell,  J.  M'Glasson,  St.  Cuthbert's-la. 
Blue  Bell,  Edward  Foster,  Ricker-gate 
Brittannia,  Wm.  Cranmer,  Irish-gate-brow 
Brown  William,   Blackfriars-st. 
Bull  &  Dog, ),  Peascod,Peascod-ia. English-s 
Bull  &  Butcher,  Richd.Carruthers,  English-s 
Burn's  Head,  J.  Routledge,  Irisb-gatc-brow 
Bush  Tap  Room,  John  Linton,  English-st. 
Captain  Cook,  Fortune  Creighton,  Scotch-st 
Coach  &  Horses,  W.  Graham,  Blackfriars-st 
Cossack,  William  Coneton,  Water-lane 
Crispin  Arms,  Joseph  Pears,  Caldew-brow 
Cross  Keys,M.  Davison,  Peascod-la.English-s 
Crown  &  Anchor,  John  Elliot,  Old  Turk's 

Head-lane,  Scotch-st. 
Crown  and  Cushion,   William  Stephenson, 

St.  Guthbert's-lane 
Crown,  Mary  Robinson,  Botcher-gate 
Cumberland  Ranger,  W.  Graham,  Scotch-st, 
Curriers'   Arms,  John  Briden,   Rosemary- 
lane,  Scotcb-st. 
Doctor  Syntax,  Thos.  Brown,  Ricker-gate 
Drove,  Adam  Armstrong,  Stanwix 
Drove,  John  Carruthers,  jun.  Stanwix 
Duke  of  Clarence,  Wm.  Walker,  Irish-gate 
Duke's  Head,  Margaret  Snowden,  Scotch-sl 
Duke  of  York,  Eliz.  Cumpston,  Fisher-st. 
Durham  Ox,  Jane  Tremble,  Ricker-gate 
Elephant  &  Castle,  Geo.  Norton,  Botcher-gt 
Fish,  J.Thompson,  Ferguson's-!a.  Englisb-s 
Fowler,  David  Beswick,  Caldew-gate 
Fox  and  Grapes,  Thos.  Reay,  Damsiilc 


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Fox  and  Hounds,  Jos.  Graliam,  Scotch-st. 
Free  Masons'  Arms,  Jos.  Hall,  Castle-st. 
George  and  Dragon,  J.  Simpson,  Ricker-gt. 
Glasgow  Arms,  John  Sowerby,  Caldew-gate 
Gleaner,  A.  Hetherton,  Grapes-la.  £nglish-s 
Globe,    Betsey  Park,  Scotch-st. 
Globe,  George  Armstrong,  Caldew-gate 
Golden  Eagle,  John  Anderson,  Castle-st. 
Golden  Lion,  Jos.  Liddell,  St.  Cuthbert's-la 
Green  Dragon,  Margaret  Elliot,  Scotch-st. 
Grey  Goat,  John  Gibson,  English-st. 
Grey  Hound,  Thos.   Huddert,   Ferguson' s- 

lane,  English-st. 
Hare  &  Hounds,  B.  Higginson,  Ricker-gate 
Hare  &  Hounds,  J.  Richardson,  Botclier-gt 
Hare  &  Hounds,  J.  Carruthers,  Stanwix 
Hope  and  Anchor,  T.  Simpson,  Irish-gate 
Hope  &  Anchor,  B.Parker,  English-st.  head 
Horse  &  Groom,  J.  Huddert,  Black friars-st 
Huntsman  and  Hounds,  J.  Smith,  Ricker-gt 
Joiners'  Arms,  Jas.  Scott,  English-st. 
Joiners'  Arms,  Joseph  Graham,  Irish-gate 
Joiners'  Arms,  John  Hewifson,  Caldew-gate 
Jolly  Butcher,  John  Fleming,  Scotch-st, 
Jolly   Guardsman,   Matthew   Wilson,  Pack 

Horse-lane,   English-st. 
Jovial  Hatters,  D.  Wilson,  English-gate 
King's  Head,  Ann  Johnston,  Fisher-st. 
Lion  and  Lamb,  John  Barnes,  Scotch-st. 
M'Gregor  Wm.  Finkle-st. 
Maltster,  Alexander  Ritchie,  Ricker-gate 
Maltman,  Mary  Bushby,  Ricker-gate 
Malt  Shovel,  Mary  Moor,  Annetwell-st. 
Minerva,  Edward  M'Cormick,  English-st. 
Minerva,  James  Rennison,  Shaddon-gate 
Moulders'  Arms,  Wm.  Morley,  Botcher-gt. 
Old  Black  Bull,  D.  Shedding,  Annetwell-st. 
Old  Half  Moon,  Mary  Gail,  Fisher-st. 
Old  Queen's  Head,  M.  Nelson,  St.  Alban's-r 
Old  'i'urk's  Head,  Charles  King,  Fisher-st. 
Old  Unicorn,  John  Comerford,  King's  Arms 

lane,  English-st. 
Ordnance  Arms,  Robert  Holiday,  Finkle-st. 
Ordnance  Arms,  Hannah  Hill,  Scotch-st. 
Packhorse,  John  Brown,  Englisb-st. 
Pine  Apple.  Edward  Bowman,  English-st. 
Plume  of  Feathers,  S.  Blacklock,  Scotch-st. 
Plume  of  Feathers,  F.Murray,St.Cuthbert's-i 
Prince  Regent,  Fran.  Watterson,  Ricker-gat 
Puncheon,  Wm.  Armstrong,  Water-laup 
Quarter  of  Mutton,  J.  Mitchell,  Castle-st. 
Queen's  Head,  J.  Studholme,  Caldew-gate 
Queen's  Head,  George  Cowen,  Caidcw-gate 
Red  Lion,  John  Boustead,  Botcher-gate 
Robin  Hood,  Thomas  Bell,  Botclier-gate 
Rising  Sun,  James  Gilkerson,  Scotch-st. 
Rose  and  Castle,  Elizabeth  Park,  Castle-st. 
Royal  Oak,  Martha  Hind,  Caldew-gate 
Saracen's  Head,  T.  Gibbons,  Annetwell-st. 
Scotch  Arms,  William  Tweddel,  Ricker-gate 
Shakespeare's  Arms,W.  Graham, Spring-gar 
Ship,  John  Atkinson,  Irisligate-brow 
Skinners  Arms,>Iatthew  Webster, English-st 
Spinners  Anns,  M.  Ashbridge,  Caldew-brow 
Spread  Eagle,  Wm.  ll..binson,  Casrlc  St. 
Starchers,  Joseph  Liddle,  Irishgate-brow 
String  of  Horses,  Jn.  Carruthers,  English-st 


Sun,  George  Story,  Caldew-gate 

Three  Crowns,  Robert  Graham,  Ricker-gt> 

Three  Crowns,  Mary  Churney,  English-st. 

Turk's  Head,  Richard  Sewell,    Scotch-st. 

Two  Brothers,  George  Wilkin,  Inshgate 

Waggon  and  Horses,   Rt.Beck,  Botchergate 

Waggon   and    Horses,     Joseph     Sowerby, 
Caldew-gate 

Weary  Sportsman,  Wm.  Hetherington,  Bot- 
chergate 

Weavers  Arms,  Wm.  Kirk,  Castle-st, 

Wellington,  Peter  Davies,  St.Cuthberts-lane 

Wheat  Sheaf,  Wm.  Graham,  Rickergate  , 

White  Hart,  Lancelot  Brown,  English-st. 

VVhite  Hart,  Ann  .'ohntton,  English-st. 

White  Horse,  R  Thompson,  Blackfriars-st. 

White  Lion,  John  Wannop,  English-st. 

White  Swan,  Robert  Little,  English-st. 

Wild  Boar,  John  Wharton,  Caldew-brow 
Tea  Dealers. 

Brockbank  Thomas,  Market-place 

Perter  Robert,  Blackfriars-st, 

Saul  Beeby,  English-st. 

Timber  Merchants. 
("arrick  and  Biviell,  Annetwell-st. 
Dalton  W^rn.  White-lion-lane,  English-st. 
Hewitt  John,  Lowther-st. 
Sowerby  M'm.  Georges-st. 
Waugh  Thomas,  Scotch-st. 

Trunk  Makers. 
Cannell  John,  Scotch-st. 
King  James,  English-st. 

Upholsterers. 
Orwin  Wm.  Gibbon's-court,  Rickergate 
Spencer  J.  C.  Castle-st. 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 
Baird  George,  Scotch-st. 
Blaylock  J.  &  W.  Rickergate 
Gardner  John,  Annetwell-st. 
Ivison  John,  St.  Alban's-row 
Moss  George,  English-st. 
Rennie  James,  Scotch-st. 
Routledge  Adam,  Engiish-st. 

Whip  Thnng  Makers. 

Robinson  George,  Castle-st. 

I^iffin  Robert,  Swifts-row,  Rickergate 

Tinning  .S;  Bell,  Rick'Tgate 

Whitesmiths  and  Bellhangers. 
Culbertson   James,    old    King's-arms-lane 

English-st. 
Hutton  John,  Scofch-st, 
Sampson  Thomas,  Scotch-st. 

Wine  and  Spirit  Merchants, 
Andrew  John,  Rickergate 
Gilkerson  James,  Sc;:tcb-st. 
Holmes  John,  Sultun  i^  (Jo,  St.  Alban's-rovv 
Hope  Joscjili,  jiin.  Fisher-st. 
Irvin  Wm.  Market-place 
Irving  .Jo-epii,  Scotch-st, 
King  Charles,   Fisher-st. 
Low..-.-  'i  homas,  Scotch-st, 
Mitchinson  Joseph,  old  Bnsh-Kme  Scfrtch-st 
Scarrov/  Tlitjinas  &  Co.  Engl'.'jli-st, 
Story  Jonathan,  Shaddopgate 


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MISCELLANY, 

Allison  Robert,  tcbacconist,  English-st. 
Bell  Thooias,  accountant,  Botchergate 
Bell  George,  copper  plate  printer,  Castle- st. 
Blamire  Thomas,  Esq. city  mayor,  Castle-st 
Bonstead   Thomas,   clerk  to  commissioners 

of  taxes,  Fisher-st. 
Bulman   Charles,    clerk  to    collector,    old 

Bush-lane 
Clark  Robson,  bleacher,  St.  Cuthberts-lane 
Clark  Joseph,  cheesemonger,  Scotch-st. 
Pobson  Ralph,  blacking  manufacturer,  old 

Bush-lane 
Harrington  John,  skinner.  Dam-side 
Harrison  Launcelot,  gunsmith,  RicUergate 
HoUiday  Christ,  coik cutter,  Lowther-st. 
Jackson  Wm.  comptroller,  old  Bush-lane 
Losh  T.  &  Co.  calico  printers  Denton-holm 
M'Carthy  George,  bellows  maker,  Scotch-st 
Mlartindale  Robt  wool  carder.  Willow-holm 
Nanson  J.  H.  mail  coach  office  clerk.  Coffee 

house 
Nixon  Paul,  marble  mason,   Castle-st. 
Scott  John,  carver  &  gilder,  Rickergate 
Sewell  Mary,  toy  shop  &  hardware  dealer, 

English-st. 
Smith  Leonard,    collector   of  customs,  old 

Bush-lane 
Wilcock    John-,    keeper   of    the  museum. 

Highland-laddie-lane 
Wilson  Thomas,  brush  Maker,  English-st. 
Woolmer     Wm.    superintendant   of    mail 

coaches 

Carriers. 
Baxter  Jas.  from  the  Packhorse,  English-st. 

io  Annan,  Dumfries,  ifc.  every  Monday 

and  Saturday 
Bushby    Joseph,    to    PTigton,   Maryport, 

Cockermouth,    TVorkington  and  PUdle- 

Jiaven,  every  Monday,  Friday  &  Saturday, 

from  Fisher-st. 
Hargreaves    John,    Botcliergate   daily,    to 

London,  Manchester,    Liverpool,  and  all 

parts  of  the  south.     To   Glasgow,    every 

Tuesday,   Thursday    and    Saturday.     To 

Edinburgh,  H^c.  every  Wed.  and  8;;tuiday 
Irving    Peter,     from    the  Skinners'    Arms, 

English-st.    to   Annan,    Dumfries,    8fc. 

every  Monday  and  Saturday 
Smith  John,  to  'PFigton  and  Keswick,  every 

Monday  and  Saturday,   from  the  Globe, 

Scotch-st. 


Widow  Welsh  and  Sons,  Court-square,  ta 
Manchester  and  Liverpool,  every  niglit ; 
to  Glasgow  every  Moodiiy  Wed.  and  Sat 
to  Edinbui gh  every  Wednesday  and  Sat. , 

Wright  Thomas,  to  Newcastle,  every  Mon. 
Tuesday,  Friday  ann  Sat,  from  Fisher-st. 
Coaches . 
'From  the   Royal    Mail   Coach    Office,  and 
CoiTee-House,  and  Bush  Inns. 

Mail  to  Liverpool,  Manchester  Hf  London, 
every  morning  at  a  quarter  past  seven, 
arrives  in  Carlisle  every  day  about  one 

Mail  to  London,  hy  Boroughhridge ,  Don- 
caster,  Grantham  and  Stamford,  every 
morning  at  a  quarter  before  eight,  arrives 
about  one 

Mail  to  Glasgow  by  Moffat,  every  dtij  about 
two,  airives  six  in  the  morning 

Mail  to  Edinburgh  by  Hawich,  every  day 
about  two,   arrives  at  five  in  the  morning 

Mail  to  Port  Patrick  by  Dumfries,  Gate- 
house and  Newton  Stewart,  every  day 
about  two,  arrives  at  five  laorning 

Mail  to  Newcastle  by  Hexham,  every  day 
about  two  arrives  ten  at  night 

Lord  Nelson  Post  Coach  to  London,  by 
Ferrybridge,  Doncaster  8f  Stamford, 
every  Monday,  Wednesday  &  Friday,  at 
half  past  eight,  returns  Tuesday,  Thurs. 
Saturday  about  two 

North  Briton  Coach,  (only  four  inside) 
to  Liverpool  and  Manchester,  by  Kendal 
and  Preston,  every  day  at  three,  arrives 
about  one  at  noon 

Roj'al  Liverpool  Coach  by  Pcnrilh,  Lan- 
caster and  Preston  to  Liverpool  and 
Manchester,  ever)-  night  at  seven,  arrives 
about  six  in  the  morning 

Royal  Sailor  Coach  to  TJ-'hitehaven  by  TFig- 
ton,  Allonhy,  Maryport  and  Workington, 
every  morning  at  half  past  eight,  arrives 
at  four  afternoon 

Camperdown  Coach  to  Glasgow,  (4  inside) 
by  Annan,  Dumfries,  Sanquhar,  Cum- 
nock 8c  Kilmarnock,  every  Monday,  Wed. 
and  Friday,  at  twelve  at  noon,  returns 
Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Saturday,  about 
four  afternoon 

Union  Coach  to  Newcaitle,Tnesda,y  Thurs. 
and  Saturday  mornings  at  seven,  returns 
Monday,  Wednesday  &  Friday,  seven  at 
night 


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COCKERMOUTH, 


Is  a  borough  and  market  town  of  Cumberland,  situated  on  the  west  side  of  the  Der- 
went  and  at  the  mouth  of  the  river  Cocker,  whence  its  name  is  derived,  this  latter  flows 


town  possesses  many  local  advantaocs  of  situation,  the  surrounding  count.-y  being  populous 
and  fertile,  having  a  plentiful  supply  of  water  from  two  fine  streams  and  other  somxes, 
several  valuable  coal  mines,  and  3  sea  ports  within  a  short  distance.  Here  are  two  bridges 
one  of  which  of  two  arches  is  270  feet  in  length,  and  crosses  the  Derwent,  the  other  of  IW 


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feet  crosses  the  Cocker,  connecting  the  eastern  and  south  western  parts  of  the  town. 
During  the  civil  wars  in  the  reign  of  Charles  I.  the  castle  was  garrisoned  for  the  Kingj 
but  being  beseiged  and  taken  it  was  dismantled.  The  Church  dedicated  to  all  Saints 
was  rebuilt  in  1711,  it  is  very  commodious;  the  steeple  contains  a  peal  of  six 
bells,  with  a  clock  and  chimes.  The  town  is  governed  by  a  Bailiff'  who  is  rhosen 
annually  at  the  Michaelmas  Court  of  the  Lord  of  the  Manor,  and  sends  two  mem- 
bers to  Parliament.  The  principal  manufactures  are  woollens,  cotton  checks,  tanned 
leather,  and  hats.  The  number  of  inhabitants  are  computed  at  3500.  Here  is  a  free 
Grammar  School,  and  a  Library,  with  Charity  and  Sunday  Schools,'and  an  Alms  House  for 
poor  widows;  here  are  also  rneeting  Houses  for  dissenters  and  the  Society  of  Friends. 
The  market  is  held  on  Monday,  and  every  second  Wednesday  there  are  shews  of  cattle' 
these  shews  which  resemble  fairs,  continue  from  the  month  of  May  until  Michaelmas.* 
The  regular  fairs  are  on  Whit  Monday  and  Martinmas  Monday. 

Post  Master,  Mr. William  Wood— Office  at  the  Globe  Inn. 
at  15  minutes  past  four,  departs  at  12  every  evening. 


-Mail  arrives  every  afternoon 


Academies. 
Bland  M. 
Hind  Lawson 
Lowther  and  Cooper 
Phillips  M. 
Sherwen  Rev.  M.  Free  Grammar  School 

Attornies,  Solicitors,  Sfc. 
Bragg  ^Villiam 
Fisher  John  and  Son 
Rudd  William 
Steel  and  Son 

Taylor  William,  Conveyancer 
Thompson  and  Nicholson 

Auctioneers, 
Armstrong  Isaac 
Thompson  John 

Bakers  and  Flour  Dealers, 
Armstrong  Joseph 
Clemen tson  Joseph 
Green  Stephen 
Hind  Joseph 
Sowerby  Gilbert 
Stoddart  Joseph 

Bankers'. 
Branch    of    Whitehaven    Bank    (Thomas 

Harrison  &  Co.)Agent,  Joseph  Sanderson 
Branch  of  Whitehaven,   (Johnston,  Raney 

and  Co.)  Agents,  Isaac  Brown  &  Son 
Boot  and  Shoe  Makers, 
Barnes  Robert 
Green  Stephen 
Harden  Joseph 
Maxwell  Robert 
Pearson  Joseph,  sen. 
Pearson  John 
Waters  John 

Braziers  and  Titismiths. 
Gi-een  Thomas 
Robinson  Isaac 
Scott  Thomas 
Stamper  AVilliam 
Wilson  Joseph 

Breweries. 
Bolton  William 
Richardson  John  and  Co. 
Stanner  Jonathan 

Cabinet  Makers  and  Joiners. 

Bell  John 
Cape  William 
Deans  William 
Jenkinson  Henj-y 


Nicholson  Isaac 
Peil  John 

Glass,  China  and  Earthenware  Dlrs, 

Cape  William 
Dickinson  Mary 
Martin  Joseph 

Coopers. 
Askew  Jonathan 
Fleming  Jonah 
Wharton  John 

Corn  Merchants. 

Cape  Joseph 
Dunglinson  Daniel 

Cotton  Check  Ma^iufacturers. 
Banks  Richard 
Black  William 
Elliott  Joseph 
Elliott  John 

Harris  W,  and  J.  Eagles-field 
Overseers  of  the  Town,  (John  Bell,  Ma- 
nager 
Stoddart  John  and  Son 

Curriers. 
Allison  William 
Biglands  Jonathan 
Jefferson  Edmund 
Pearson  Joseph,  Leathei-  Cutter 
Druggists.    V 
Routledge  George 
Wilson  Mary 
Wise  Joseph 

Di/ers. 

Robinson  Thomas 
Sim  Joshua 

Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Offices. 

Atlas,  Joseph  Wise 
Eagle,  Jeremiah  Spencer 
Hope,  John  Stoddart  and  Son 
Norwich  Union,  Thomas  Bailey 

Flax  Spinners  and  Dressers. 

Elliott  Joseph,  (dresser) 

Elliott  John,  (dresser) 

Fletcher  John,  (spinner)  Goat-milk 

Grocers. 

Brown  Isaac  and  Son 
Cape  William 
Carter  Sarah 
Dickinson  Mary 
Elliott  James 
Elliott  John 


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Elliott  Joseph 
Fisher  John 
Green  Sarah 
Lowthion  Joseph 
Mark  Thomas 
Martin  John 
Robinson  John 
Simpson  Mary 
SmilhsonJohn 
Sumpton  John 

Hatters. 
Berbeck  Joseph 
Sturtch  Thomas 
Wilson  Thomas 

Ironmongers  Sf  Hardware  Dealers. 
Brown  Isaac  and  Son 
Smith  Joseph 
Spencer  Jeremiah 
Stamper  William 
Wilson  Mary 
Whe  Joseph 

Mer chants,  Sfc. 
Ashbridge  John 
Birbeck  Joseph 

Millers. 
Cape  Joseph 
Dunglinson  Daniel 
Hodgson  George 
Mawson  Joseph 
Richardson  George 

Milliners  and  Straw  Hat  Makers. 
Banks  Mary 
Scott  Sarali 
Steel  and  Satterthvvaite 
Storey  &  Nicholson 

Nursery  and  Seedsmen. 
Curry  Henry 
Davidson  George 
Fisher  John,  (seedsman) 
Lowthion  Joseph 

Painters  and  Glaziers, 

Mann  William 
Robinson  Robert 

Rope  Makers, 

Elliott  John 
Reid  Joseph 

Saddlers. 

Denton  Charles 
Gravp  WilHam 
Wren  John 

Skinners  and  Wool  Dealers. 
Beeby  Thomas 
Hodgson  (oseph 

Stone  and  Marble  Masons. 
Beale  Benjamin 
Birkett  James 
Mackreath  John  &  Thomas 
Sowerby  Gilbert 

Surgeons,  ^c. 
Beattie  J.  M.  D 
Bell  J. O.  (surgeon) 
Peile  John,  (surgeon) 
Routledge  George,  (vetr.  surgeon) 
Wilson  William,  (surgeon) 


Tailors. 
Benson  Jacob 
Murgaytroyd  William 

Tallow  Chandlers, 
Fisher  John 
Lowthian  Joseph 
Pearson  Joseph,  jun. 
"Spencer  Jeremiah 

Tanners, 

Allison  William 
Hetherington  Abraham 
Hodgson  John 
Slack  John 
Threlkeld  Joseph 

Taverns  and  Public  Houses. 
Allison  Joseph,  Grapes 
Allison  William 

Armstrong  Reginald,  Apple  Tree 
Broadbent  John,  Quarter  of  Mutton 
Bushby  William,  Unicorn 
Hewetson  John,  George 
Hodgson  Elinor,  Grey  Hound 
Holmes  George,  Black  Bull 
Jackson  Robert,  Wheat  Sheaf 
Ling  Matthew,  White  Ox 
Major  James,  Joiners'  Arms 
IVIawson  Elizabeth,  Goat 
Peile  Michael,  Brown  Cow 
Richardson  Elizabeth,  Ship 
Robinson  Isaac,  Blue  Bell 
Sancton  Edward,  Wool  Pack 
Shepherd  John,  Bush 
Taylor  Joseph,  Huntsman 
Thompson  John,  Sun  Inn 
Wannop  John,  Lowther's  Arms 
Wood  William,   Globe  Inn 

Turners  in  Wood, 
Askew  Jonathan 
Fleming  Jonah 

Watch  and   Clock  Makers: 

Graham  Georije 
Mitchell  Barwise 
Simpson  Mary 

White  and  Jobbing  Smiths,  Sfc. 
Bell  John 
Collins  Thomas 
Metcalf  Robert 
Smith  Joseph 
Wilson  Elizabeth 

Wi7ie  and  Spirit  Merchants, 
Jefferson  Joseph  ^&  tea  dealer) 
Robinson  Abraham 
Strickett  Wilham 
Younghusband  Joseph 

Woollen  and  Linen  Drapers. 
Ashley  Jonathan 
Birkett  John 

Elliott  Joseph,  (&  linen  &  check  manufac.) 
Matthews  Thomas 
Priestman  Joseph 
Sanderson  George 
Sanderson  Joseph 
Stoddart  John 
Thompson  Walter 
Wallace  John 


cockermoutu. 


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Woollen  Manufacturers. 
Broadbent  J. 
Robinson  John 
Sancton  Edward 
Smith  Thomas 

Wool  Spinners  and  Carders, 
Beeby  Thomas 
Pool  Robert 

MISCELLANY, 

Bailey  Thomas,  bookseller,    stationer  and 

Bookbinder 
Sumpton  Mary,  Confectioner 
Sanderson  Joseph,  stamp  distributor 

Carriers. 

Carlitle  and  IVigtorty  J.  Bnsliby  and  VV. 

•Patteson,    every    Thursday,  returns   on 

Tuesday 

Keswick^  John  Robinson,  Mon.  Thurs.  & 


Saturday  mornirtgs,  and  returns  the  same 
evenings,  and  to  fVhitehaven  Tuesday  & 
Friday  mornings,  whence  goods  are  con- 
veyed to  all  parts  of  the  South 

Maryport,  Joseph  Taylor,  every  Tuesday 
and  Friday  mornings 

PfhUehaven,C,  Armstrong  &  George  Cape, 
every  Tuesday,  Thursday  &  Saturday 
mornings,  returns  same  evenings 

fVorkington,  Joseph  Taylor,  every  Wed. 
and  Saturday  mornings 
Coaches, 
From  the  Globe  Inn. 

The  Good  Intent  Post  Coach  to  Ktndal, 
tluough  Keswick  and  Ambleside,  every 
morning  at  ten,  returns  at  four  in  the 
afternoon,  whence  it  proceeds  to  Mary- 
port,  Workington  and  Whitehaven 


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DARLINGTON 

Is  a  neat  Market  Town,  in  the  county  of  Durham,  from  the  city  of  which  name  it  is  distant 
18  miles,  and  238  from  London.  It  is  situated  on  the  side  of  a  hill,  which  slopes  to  the 
River  Skern*,  over  which  there  is  a  Bridge.  Darlington  has  extensive  Manufactories  of 
Woollen  and  Linen  Goods,  also  one  of  Heckles  ^nd  Spectacles.  The  Town  has  a  rcsprcta- 
bl«  appearance,  and  consists  of  several  streets  branching  from  an  extensive  square,  where 
the  Market  is  held  on  Mondays  and  Fridays,  and  it  is  well  supplied  with  corn  and  provisions. 
On  the  south-west  angle  of  the  Market-place  is  the  Church  built  by  Bishop  Hugh  Pudsey, 
about  the  year  1160.  On  the  margin  of  the  river  are  the  remains  of  a  Palace  formerly  the 
residence  of  the  Bishops  of  Durham.  Adjacent  is  the  Grammar  School  founded  by  Eliza- 
beth, about  the  year  1567,  besides  which  there  is  a  Charity  School  for  20  boys,  and  several 
Sunday  Schools,  a  Chapel  for  Methodists,  a  Friends  Meeting  House,  an  Independent 
Chapel,  and  one  of  Roman  Catholics.  Here  is  a  neat  Town  House,  erected  in  1808, 
where  the  Petty  Sessions  are  held  ;  a  Dispensary,  a  Savings  Bank,  and  commodious  Meat 
Market.  Some  time  since  a  Mill  was  erected  for  the  purpose  of  grinding  Optical  Glasses, 
supposed  to  be  the  first  of  the  kind  in  Great  Britain.— Darlington  is  one  of  the  fovu"  Ward 
Towns  of  the  County.  At  Oxenball,  a  hamlet  between  Darlington  and  the  Tees,  are  four 
large  cavities  in  the  earth,  denominated  Hell  Kettles,  and  are  thought  to  have  no  bottom- 
To  the  origin  of  these  pits  are  attached  «iany  fabulous  conjectures  ;  the  most  probable  of 
which  is  that  thev  were  formerly  used  as  coal  pits,  and  have  been  rendered  useless  by  tbe 
rising  of  water  i'li  them.— Fairs  are  held  on  the  first  Monday  in  March,  Easter  Monday, 
Whit-Monday,  and  the  second  Monday  after  Nov.  9th,  for  horses  ;  Nov.  10th.  for  horned 
cattle  and  sheep  ;  Nov.  13,  for  hogs;  Nov.  22,  a  general  fair  ;  a  fortnight  after,  one  for 
cattle,  horses  and  sheep. Its  Population  is  computed  at  6,000  inhabitants. 

Post-office,  High  Row.— Richard  Wilson,  Post-Master.— A  Mail  to  the  South  every 
afternoon  at  fifteen  minute*  past  five  ;  one  to  the  North  every  morning  at  five  ;  and  a  Post 
Boy  to  Bernard  Castle  every  evening  at  half-past  five. 


Academics. 
Clcmcntson  Rev.  Joseph,  Huugate 
Sams   Joseph,    (cla«sical  and   commercial) 

Market-place 
Simpson  Misses,   (Ladies),  Hungate 
Snlith  Henry  Frederick,  Paradise-row 

Attornics. 
Bowes  Thomas,   (and  coroner),  Hungate 
Dove  John,  Priest-gate 

Hornor  Thomas,  (and  lead  miner)  Northgate 
Johnston  Richard  Wm*  Bondgate 
Mewbura  Francis,  Feethams 

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Auctioneers. 
Robinson  John,  Blackwell-gate 
Stephens  William,  (and  land  surveyor)  Skia- 

ner-gate 
Thompson  John,  Skinnergat* 
Timm  George,   (and  hardwareman)  Tubwell 

Row 

Hakers. 
Groves  William,  Bondg.ite 
Proven  C>'eorge,  Union  st. 
Simpson  Thomas,  Bondgate 
Wright  Georijc,  Northijate 


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DARLINGTON. 


Bankers. 
Backhouse  JonathaD,  Jonathan  junr.  Wm. 

Edward,  James  and  John,  Northgate 
Baxter  John,  High-row 
Skinner  Wm.  and  Co.  High-row 
Booksellers,  Printers  ^  Stationers. 
Appleton  M.  Market-place  • 

Atkinson  Green,  High-row 
Darnton  Mary,  Blackwell-gate 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 
Burton  Robert,  Bpndgate 
Nixon  Matthew,  Preband-row 
Palmer  Robert,  Tub  well-row 

Brick  Makers. 
Chilton  Thomas,  Clay-row 
Stamper  William,  Clay-row 

Bricklayers. 
Adams  and  Petty,  Market-place 
Robson  John,  Skinner-gate 

Cahinet-Makers. 
Feetom  Mark,  Tub  well-row 
Marshall  and  Hall,  High-row 
Smith  William,  Blackwell-gate 
Spencer  Thomas,  Blackwell-gate 
Spencer  George,  Wellington-place 
Thompson  John,  Skionergate 
Wharrington  Matthias,  High-row 

Cartwrights. 
Fawcett  Thomas,  Bondgate 
Wright  Humphrey,  Tubwell-row 

Confectioners. 
Blanii  Jane,  Preband-row 
Watson  Ann,   (and  stationer)  Prcbend-row 

Coopers. 
Brotherton  Mason,  Blackwell-gate 
Darnton  Edmund,  High-row 
Ness  William,  Post-house-yard 

Curriers  and  Leather  Sellers. 
Bailey  Robert,  Northgate 
Dove  Christ,  and  Wm.  Preband-row 
Frank  Edward,  High-row 
Hornor  George  and  Ralph,  Skinnergate 
Pomfret  and  Middleton,   (and  boot  top  manu- 
facturers) Market-place 
Strickland  John,  Bondgate 

Druggists  and  Grocers. 
Cudworth  William,  High-row 
Dixon  John  and  Co.  Preband-ro\y 
Milburn  Johnson,  Market-place 
Pease  Thomas,  Market-pla«e 
Smith  John,  Blackwell-gate 

Fellmongcrs. 
Child  Ralph,   Clay-row 
Middleton  George,  Clay-row 

Flax  and  Tow  Spinners. 
Harrison  and  Bell,  Carlburry  Mill 
lauson,  Parker  and  Co.  Priest-gate 

Fire  Offices. 
County,  Wm.  Kitchen,  Tubwell-row 
Norwich  TJuion,  George  Heighton,  Bondgate 

Glove  Mamifacturers. 
Emmorson    Stephen,    Thomas   and   Joseph, 

Priest-gate 
Livick  John,  Priest-gate 


Grocers. 
Brantingham  Jacob,  High-row 
Buttery  Thomas,  High-row 
Colling  Anthony,  High-row 
Emmerson  Wm.  Dennison,  High- row 
Gibson  Ralph,  Bondgate 
Harrison  Robert,  Bondgate 
Kendall  Robert,  High-row 
Robson  Robert,  Blackwell-gate 
Smurthwate  Thomas,  Tubwell-row 
Smith  Henry  and  Son,  Blackwell-gate 
Turner  John,  Market-place 

Heckle  Manufacturers. 
Ridsdale,  Porter  and  Co.  Commercial-st. 

Hat  Manufacturers. 

Bell  William,  High-row 
Tweddell  John,  Blackwell-gate 

Inns. 
Fleece,  Christopher  Hird,  Blackwell-gate 
King's  Head,  Richard  Scott,  (posting-house) 

Northgate 
Talbot,  James  Atkinson,  High-row 
Sun,  Sowerby  Benson,  (and  hop  and  brandy 

merchant)  Northgate 

Ii'on  Founders. 
Haw  Thomas,  Tubwell-row 
Kitchen  Wm.  Tubwell-row 
Mc'Keown  David,  Commercial-st. 

Ironmongers. 
Byers  J.  (&  brush  manufacturer)  Horse-market 
Kitchen  William,  Tubwell-row 
Lawson  James,  High-row 
Walters  William,  Preband-row 
Wilson  Richard,  (and  tea-dealer)  High-row 

Joiners. 
Elgee  Edward,  Commercial-st, 
Elgee  John,  Paradise-row 
Harrison  George,  Bond-gate 
Snaith  Perkin,  Northgate 
Todhunter  Thomas,  Bondgate 

Linen  Manufacturers. 
Backhouse  Jonathan  and  Co.  Northgate 
lanson  John  and  James,  Northgate 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers. 
Bowman  Elizabeth,  Horse-market 
Dobson  and  Thompson,  Horse-market 
Ellerson  G.  and  T.  Blackwell-gate 
Forster  Samual  and  Son,  High-row 
Lee  Harrington,  Horse-market 
Robson  Dearman,  High-row 
Stephenson  Robert,  Northgate 
Thornton  Joseph,  Tubwell-row 

Milliners. 
Dunn  M.  Preband-row 
Scott  Elizabeth,  High-row 

Nail  Manufacturers. 
Ashton  Joseph,  Northgate 
Groves  John,  Clay-row 

Painters. 
Carter  John,  Blackwell-gate 
Chipchase  George,  Blackwell-gate 
Henderson  William,  Northgate 
Williams  John,  Bondgate 

Plumbers  and  Glaziers. 
Appleby  Jolxa,  Blavkwell-'gate 


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267 


Johnson  Edward,  Blackwell-gate 
Todhunter  Edward,   rubwell-row 

Porter  and  Spirit  Dealers. 
Colling  Robert,  High-row 
Davison  John,   (and  tea)  Bondgate 
Heighington  George,  Bondgate 
Johnson  James,  High-row 

Rope-makers. 
Clarkson  John,  Tubwell-row 
Craddock  Thomas,  High-row 

Saddlers. 
Bousefield  John,  High-row 
Hornsby  Thomas,  Tubwell-row 
Robinson  John,   (and  bailiff)  Blackwell-gate 
Sturdy  Robert,  Tubwell-row 
Wilson  Robert,  Town-hall 

Spectacle-man  ufacturer, 
CouU  John,  Clay-row 

Surgeons. 
Allison  William,'  Northgate 
Allison  Whi.  Jeremiah,  Blackwell-gate 
Hodgshon  Richard,  Prospect-place 
Peacock  John,  M.  D.  Skinner-gate 
Wallas  John,  Jlarket-place 

Taverns  and  Public  Houses. 
Anchor,  James  Tweddale,  Skinnergate 
Bay  Horse,  John  Walton,  Northgate 
Black  Bull,  John  Bulmer,  Blackwell-gate 
Black  Swan,  Thomas  Towers,  Parkgate 
Boot  and  Shoe,  John  Blackburn,  Market-pl. 
Boot  and   Slipper,  John  Garbut,  Tubwell- 
row 
Bull's  Head,  William  Teasdale,  Market-pl. 
Cleaver,  Richard  Potter,  Priestgate 
Cock,  John  Hodgson,  Market-place 
Crown,  Thomas  Rutaford,  Skinnergate 
Dolphin,  Elizabeth  and  Margaret   Cundel, 

Market-place 
Dun  Cow,  George  Johnson,  Blackwell-gate 
Freemasons  Arms,  James  Philips,  Bondgate 
Green  Dragon,Thomas  Clarkson,  Post-house- 

wynd 
Green  Tree,  Wilson  Almond,  Blackwell-gate 
Half-Moon,  Nathaniel  Simonson,. Northgate 
Hat  and  Feather,  William  Ord,  Market-pl. 
Hole  in  the  Wall,  Perkin  Hind,  Market-pl. 
Joiners  Arms,  William  Flower,  Bondgate 
Lord  Nelson,  Richard  Brown,  Northgate 
Nags  Head,  Miles  Fordy,  Tubwell-row 
Nelson,  Joseph  Hopper,  Clay-row 
Old  Dun  Cow,  Philip  Flower,  High-row 
Packhorse,  Thomas  Wallas,  Prebaud-row 
Packhorse,  George  Peacock,  Tubwell-row 
Punch  Bowl,  John  Bright,  Skinnergate 
Queen's  Head,  John  Chisman,  Tubwell-row 
Red  Lion,  William  Evening,  Priestgate 
Royal  Oak,  Thomas  Wilkinson,  High-row 
Three  Bells,  Wm.  Dawson,  Blackwell-gate 
Three  Tuns,  Joseph  Cundel,  Northgate 
Turks  Head,  Michael  Windale,  Bondgate 
Unicorn,  Henry  Thompson,  Clay-row 
White  Swan,  John  Watson,   Collings-yard 

Tallow  Chandlers. 
Battery  Thomas,  High-row 


Harrison  Robert,  Bondgate 
LightfootWm.  and  George  Dixon,  Northgate 
Smith  Henry  and  Son,  Blackwell  -gate 

Tanners. 
Dove  James,  Clay-row 
Middleton  George,  Clay-row 

Timber  and  Iron  Merchants. 
Botcherby  Robert  and  Co.  Bondgate 
Johnson  James,  High-row 

Turners  and  Chair-makers. 
Kirton  James,  Market-place 
Laidler  Thomas,  High-row 

Whitesmiths. 
Bell  James,  Blackwell-gate 
Fishburn  Thomas,   Skinnergate 
Harrison  Cuthbert,  Bondgate 

Woollen-manufacturers. 
Backhouse  Edwd.  and  Co.  Northgate 

Woolstaplers. 
Pease  Edward  and  Joseph,    (&  worsted  spin- 
ners) Northgate 
Waithman  Isaac,  (and  merchant)  Skinnergate 

Worsted-manufacturers. 
Atkinson  John,  Prospect-place 
Snaith  John,  Bondgate 
Wilson  Matthew,   (stuff  &  shag)  Skinnergate 

MISCELLA  NEO  US. 

Bewick  Wm.  uuholsterer,  Blackwell-gate 
Bland  Robert,  tea-dealer,  Market-place 
Bowran  Joseph,  flax-dresser,  Preband-row 
Brushy  Thomas,  glass-dealer.  High-row 
Carlile  James,    tobacco-manufacturer,    Pre- 
band-row 
Clarke  Thomas   and    Co.    wine   and  spirit- 
merchants.  High-row 
Crow  William,    brush-manufacturer,    Skin- 

neigate    • 
Duck  John,  stone-mason.  Clay-row 
Graves  Wm.  brewer,  Blackwell-gate 
Hobson  Robert,  seedsman,  sheep-market 
Johnson  Alexander,  nursery  and  seedsmanj 

Spring-gardens 
Kearton  Ralph,  machine-maker,  Bondgate 
Kipling  Francis,  carpet  and  bombazet  manu- 
facturer, Bondgate 
Marr  Esther,  gardener,  Wellington-place 
Mears  Robert,    glass,    china  and   hardware 

dealer.  High-row 
Monkhouse  John,  watch-maker.  High-row 
Na)  lor  Thomas,  flour-dealer.  Prospect-place 
Radcliff  Charles,  clothier,  Tubwell-row 
Robinson  Jervis,  land-agent,  Blackwell-gate 
Robson  Nathan,    linen   yarn  manufacturer, 

Northgate 
Smith  Balph,  coach-maker,    Commercial-st, 
Smith  John,  dyer,  Northgate 
Storrow  George,  tinman  and  brazier.  High- 
row 
Todd  Edward,  salt  dealer,  Bondgate 
Tolson  John,  glue  maker,  Northgate 
Towers  George,  tailor  and  draper,  Blackwell- 
gate 
Thompson  James,  silversmith.  High-row 
Wilkinson  Thomas,  pawn^broker  aiid  stay* 
maker,  Tubwell-row 


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DARLINGTON. 


Carriers  hy  Land. 

Bernard  Castle,  Robt.  Harden,  Mon.  and 

Thurs.  from  R.  Pickersgill's 
Bernard  Castle,  Wm.  Harrison,  Tues.  Wed. 

and  Friday,  Skinnergate 
Bishop  Auckland,  Ciiristr.  Hodgson,  Mon.' 

from  R.  Pickersgill's 
Bishop  Auckland,  George  Coates,  Mon.  from 

R.  Pickersgill's 
Bishop  Auckland,  Robert  Coultman,  Mon. 

Bondgate 
Carlisle,  Whitehaven,  and  Maryport,   Robt. 
Harden,  Mon.'  and  Thurs.  from  R.  Pickers- 
gill's  ;  &Wm.  Harrison,  Tues.  Wed.  and 

Friday,  Skinnergate 
Edinbro'  and  Glasgow,  John  Pickersgill  and 

Co.  daily,  Bondgate 
Harrowgate  and  Hull,  Rd.  Pickersgill,  Wed. 

and  Sat.  Bondgate 
JCendal,  Robt.  Harden,    Mon.   and   Thurs. 

from  R.  Pickersgill's 
Kendal,  Wm.  Harrison,  Tues.  Wed.  &  Frid. 

Skinnergate 
Kendal,  Geo.  LangstafF,  Wed.  Skinnergate 
Xeeds,    thro'    Boroughbridge,    Ripon     and 

Knaresbro' ,  Rd.  Pickersgill,  daily.  Bond- 
gate 
Jjceds,  through  Boroughbridge,  Ripon  and 

Knaresbro' ,  Widow  Welsh  and  Sons,  Mon. 

Thurs.  and  Fridays  Northga'e 
Leicester,  Rd.  Pickersgill,  Mon.  and  Thurs. 

Bondgate 
London,  Rd.  Pickersgill,  daily,  Bondgate 
Manchester,  Rd.  Pickersgill,  daily,  Bondgate. 
Manchester,  Widow  Welch  and  Sons,  Mon. 

Thurs.  and  Friday,  North-gate 
Netvcastle  thro'    Dnrham,    Rd.   Pickersgill, 

daily,  Bondgate ;  &  Widow  Welc:h  &  Sons, 

Mon,  Thurs.  and  Friday,  North-gate. 
Newcastle  through  Durhcam,  John  Tweddell, 

Mon.  and  Thurs.  Bondgate 
Newcastle  through   Durham,  Wm.  Sutton, 

Mon.  and  Thurs.  Skinner-gate. 
Notti7igham,  Rd.  Pickersgill,  Mon.  &  Tliurs. 

Bondgate. 
Penrith,  Robert  Harden,  Mon.  and  Thurs. 

from  Rd.  Pickersgill's 


Penrith,  Wm.  Harrison,   Tues.  Wed.  and 

Friday,  Skinnergate 
Richmond,  Rd.  Pickersgill,  Tues.  and   Sat. 

Bondgate 
Richmond,  John  Tweddell,    Tues.  and  Sat. 

Bondgate 
Richmond,  William  Sutton,  Tues.  and  Sat. 

Skinntrgate 
Sheffield,  Rd.  Pickersgill,  daily,  Bondgate 
Staindrop,  Robert  Morton,  daily,  from  Rd. 

Pickersgill's 
Stocton-on-Tees,  J.  Howgall,  daily,  Bondgate 
Stocton-on-Tees,    George   Langstaif,    daily, 

Skinnergate 
Stocton-on-Tees,  Wm.  Harrison,  daily,  Skin- 
nergate 
Sunderland,  Robt.  Coultman,   (by  Durham,) 

Mon.  and  Thurs.  Bondgate 
Sunderland,  Wm.  Sutton,  Mon.  and  Thurs. 

Skinnergate 
Walsingham    and  Stainhop,    John    Proud, 

Mon.  fi-om  Rd.  Pickersgill's 
Walsingham  and  Stainhop,  Wharton,  Man. 

from  RJ.  Pickersgill's 
Yarm,  Wm.  Hutchinson,  Mon.  from  Richd. 

Pickersgill's 
Yarm,  Aaron  Reed,  Mon.  from  Rd.  Pickers- 
gill's 
York  through  Northallerton,  Thirsk,  Easing- 

would,  Mon.  and  Thurs,  Rd.  Pickersgill, 

Bondgate 

Coaches. 
(From  the  King's  Head.) 

y*  London  through  York,  Royal  Mail,  every 

afternoon  at  five 
Leeds,     Telegraph,    every  morning  at  ten, 
Newcastle   through  Durham,    Royal  Mail, 

every  morning  at  five 
Newcastle   through   Durham,    High   Flyei-, 

every  morning  at  three 
Newcastle    through    Durham,      Telegraph, 

every  day  at  three 
Newcastle    through    Durham,    Wellington, 

every  morning  at  five 
York,   High  Flyer,    every  morning  at  ten, 
York,  Wellington,  every  day  at  two 


DURHAM 


J  HE  city  of  Durham  lies  nearly  in  the  centre  of  the  county  of  the  same  name,  263  miles, 
north  of  London,  14  from  Newcastle,  12  from  Sunderland,  and  18  from  Darlington.  Ap- 
proaching this  place  from  the  south,  we  are  gratified  with  its  elegant  situation  and  the  gran- 
deur of  its  public  buildings.  In  the  centre  the  Castle  and  Cathedral  crown  a  very  lofty  emi- 
nence, which  descends  tothe  river  Wear.  The  banks  on  the  opposite  side  of  the  river  are  bold 
pud  rocky,  partially  covered  with  shrubs.  From  the  north  it  has  the  most  romantic  and  un-  ,. 
common  appearance;  it  seems  to  be  dispersed  over  a  multitude  of  irregular  hills,  and  we  dis- 
cover various  parts  of  the  town,  the  Castle  and  Churches,  through  several  vallies  from  one 
point  of  view.  From  the  Cliurch  of  St  Giles,  which  stands  upon  very  elevated  ground,  there 
opens  to  the  south,  au  unobstructed  view.  In  front,  the  meadow  grounds  form  a  deep  de- 
scent to  the  river,  oh  one  wing  closed  by  the  wood  called  Pelaw,  on  the  other  by  the  build-  .- 
ings  of  the  street ;  at  the  foot  of  the  hill  the  river  Wear  forms  a  beautiful  canal,  almost  a 


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miile  in  length,  terminated  by  Elvet  bridge  on  the  right,  and  by  the  wooded  Inclosures  of  Old 
Durham  on  the  left ;  on  the  opposite  shore  i3  the   race  ground,   consisting  of  an  extended 
tract  of  level  meads,  from  whence  by  a  gradual  ascent  rise  the  two  Elvets,  the  street  of  Old 
Elvet  projecting  in  a  right  line,  the  other  obliquely  bordered  with  gardens,  and   terminated 
by  Elvet  Church,  a  handsome  structure.    The  channel  of  the  river  lying  between  New  Elvet 
and  the  Baiiies  affords  an  agreeable  change  in  the  scene;  crowned  by  the  Cathedral,  tvhich 
presents  its  north  and  east  fronts.   To  the  right  is  se?n  Elvet  bridge,  which  receives  the  stream 
and  intercepts  a  further   view  of  the   progress  of  the  river  ;  over   it  rise  the  buildings  of 
Sadler-street,  the  towers  of  the  gaol,  and   the  battlements  of   the  Castle.     Between  the 
chief  objects,   (the  Cathedral  and   Castle)     on    the  nearer   back  ground  is   South-street, 
with  its  hanging   gardens,    making  a   fine  curvature ;    l)ehind  which  is  Brandon    Mount, 
with  a  spot  of  high  land,  extending  towards  Auckland  ;  farther  to  the  right  rise  the  build- 
ings of  the  market-place.     The  name  of  this  city  is  said  to  be  derived  from  its  situation,  the 
term  being  a  corruption  from  the  Saxon  words,  Dur-a-hill,  and  Holme  a  river  Island.    The 
city  of  Durham  was  founded  about  the  lOth.  century,  when  the  monks  of  the  Island  of  Lin- 
4isfarae  being  harrassed  by  the  Danes  left  their  place  of  sanctity,  carrying  with  them  the  holy 
relics,  together  with  the  remains  of  St.  Cuthbert  and  other  religious  treasures  ;  they  first  re- 
tired to  Cuneagaster,  now  Chester-le-street,  afterwards  to  Rippon,  and  lastly  to  Dunholme. 
The  situation  of  the  Cathedral  is  extremely  grand  ;  the  building  stretching  along  the  crown 
of  an  eaiinence  about  80  feet  perpendicular  from  the  river.     On  the  west  it  rises  on  the  point 
of  rocks,  which  shew  themselves  on  the  summit  of  the  mount,  and   almost  overhang  the 
stream.     The  whole  length  of  this  venerable  pile,  exclusive  of  the  Galiilee,  is  411  feet,  an«l 
the  height  of  the  middle  tower  is  2 14  fcet,  the  ornaments  of  the  towers  are  modern  ;  th  e 
centre  tower  which  rises  from  the  intersection  of  the  pave  and  transept  is  singularly  rich  and 
elegant.  ^Besides  the  Cathedral,  here  are  six  Parish  Churches,  St.  Oswald's,  which  is  situated 
at  the  top  of  New  Elvet,  is  a  very  ancient  structure,  remarkable  for  its  Taulted  roof  of  wood, 
it  has  a  neat  gallery  and  six  musical  bells.     St.  Nicholas  Church  is  situated  at  the  lower  end 
of  the  Market-place,  it  is  a  very  ancient  plain  structure.     The  Church  of  St.  Mary-le-bow 
is  situated  on  the  east  side  of  the  Bailey,  it  is  built  of  hewn  stone  in  a  very  neat  and  uniform 
style.     According  to  tradition  this  Church  stands  on  the  spot  where  St.  Cuthbert's  remains 
were  lodged  when  they  were  first  brought  to  Durham.    St.  Giles  Church  is  of  remote  origin, 
being  narrow,  long,  and  lofty,  and  without  aisles.     The  other  Churches  are  St.  Magaret's, 
in   Cross-gate,  and  Little  St.  Mary's,  in  the   South   Bailey.     Besides  the  Churches,  there 
arc  two  Koman  Catholic  Chapels,  one  Independent  Meeting  House,  one  Presbyterian,  one 
Friends  Meeting,  and  a  Methodist  Chapel.     The  Castle  is  the  residence  of  the  Bishop  when 
he  visits  Durham,  the  building  of  which  is  attributed  t()  William  the  Conqueror.     On  the 
vest  side  of  the  Palace  Green  is  the  Exchequer,  in  which  the  courts  of  Chancery,  Exchequer, 
Auditor,  &c.  are  now  held :  on  the  south-side  of  Claypath  are  spacious  Charity  Schools  fof 
the  education  of  the  children  of  the  poor,  on  Dr.  Bell's  plan  )  they  were  opened  in  Januan', 
1812.    An    Infirmary  was   established   in  the  year  1792,     Here   also  are  two  Jlanufac- 
tories,  one  for   Carpets  and  the   other   for  Worsted.     The   city  is  governed  by  a  Mayor, 
Recorder,   12   Aldermen,  Town  Clerk,  24    Common-council  Men,  and  two  Sergeants   at 
mace. — Sessions  for  the  county  of  Durham,  Epiphany  ;  first  Monday  after. — Eiister  ;  first 
Monday  after  Easter  week.  -Midsummer;  first  Monday  after  St.  Thomas-a-Befket. — Michael- 
mas ;  first  Monday  after  11th.  October. — The  market  day  is  on  Saturday. — Fairs,  Saturday 
before  Candlemas,  for  cattle  ;  last  Saturday  in  February,  for  cattle  ;  March  31st. for  horses 
and  cattle  ;  Saturday  before  old  May-day  for  cattle ;  Whit  Tuesday,  for  horses  and  cattle  ; 
Saturday  before  New  Lammas  for  cattle;  September   15th.  St.  Cuthbert,  for  horses  and 
cattle;  Saturday  after  old  Michaelmas  for  cattle  ;  and  Saturday  before  old  Martinmas  for  cattle. 
The  city  was  not  represented  in  parliament  until  the  25th.  Charles  2nd.;  the  number  of  elec- 
tors is  about  1000  ;  and  the  present  population  about  7530. 


Post'Qffice,  Sadler-street. — Thomas  Robinson,  Post  Master. — Mail  to  the  south,  every 
day  at  half-past  2  ;  Mail  to  the  north,  every  morning  at  20  minutes  past  7  ;  to  iiundcrland 
every  morning  at  half-past  7. 


Attornies. 
Bowlby  Peter,    (and  coroner  of  Easington 

Ward,)  Queen-st. 
Brarawell  John,  Palace-green 
Burrell  John,  Dun  Cow-laae 
Donkin  Henry,  Bailey 
Duun  John,  Qneen-st. 
Gregson  John,  Bailey 
Griffith  John,  Bailey 


Griffith  Thomas,  Bailey 

Hays  John  Wetherell,  Queen-st. 

Hines  John,  New  Elvet 

Hobson  John,  Bailey 

Marshall  Henry,  Clay-path 

Scrutou  Richard,  Bailey 

Smales  Francis  and  Henry,  Bailey 

Ward  John,  Bailey 

Wajson  John,  Que«n-st. 


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Wilkinson  John,  Queen-sl. 
Wilkinson  Thomas,  MarUet-place 
Williams  VVilliani,  (conveyancer)  Bailey 

Auctioneers. 
Brignal  Anthony  (aild  corn  inspector)   Clay- 

>path 
Ewart  Thomas,  New  Elvet 
Cirieveson  William,  Market-place 
Mason  John,   Clay-path 
Thompson  John,  Sadler-st. 
Walker  George,  Sadler-st. 
Young  Jonathan,  Clay-path 

Bakers,  ^c. 
Baddle  Thomas,  New  Elvet 
Cummins  William,  St.  Giles-gate 
Dfttisoti  Robert,  Framwellgate 
Gillispie  James,  Millburn-gate 
Hfcdlcy  James,  New  Elvet 
llickersey  Joh  n ,  New  Elvet 
Wallace  William,  New  Elvet 
Worthy  Elinor,  Mill-burh-gate 

Bankers. 
Backhouse  Jonathan  and  Co.   Market-place 
Shafto  Edward,  Elvet,  agent  to  Sir  M.  W. 

Ridley  and  Co.  Newcastle 
Leybourne  John,  agent  to  Reeds  &  Co,  New- 
castle, Bailey 

Barrister. 
Hoar  "William,  Esq.  Bailey 

Bookbinders. 
Brown  Forster,  Church-st. 
George  John,  Clay-path 
Hopper  George,  South-st, 

Booksellers,  Stationers,  Sf  Printers. 

Andrews  George,  Sadler-st. 

Brackett  Ralph,  Sadler-st. 

Hoggett  Thomas,  Market-place 

Smith  Anthony,  Sadler-st. 

Pennington  Lewis,  Market-place 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 
Eailes  Michael,  Sadler-st. 
Brown  Christr.  Market-place 
Bnrgon  Thomas,  Elvet-bridge 
Dixon  Edward,  Market-plac"e 
Davison  William,  Clay-path 
Hayton  John,  Sadler-st. 
Oswald  John,  Sadler-st. 

Robson  ,  Silver-st. 

Summers  Richard,  Market-p!ace 
Weelands  Robert,  Elvet-bridge 
Wardl6  John,  Silver-st. 

Braziers  and  Tinmen. 
Biggins  and  Wilkinson,  Sadler-st. 
Deanham  George,  Mill -burn-gate 
llderton  Sanderson,  Silver-st. 
Wright  Charles,  Elvet-bridge; 

Breivcrs. 
Coulson  William  and  Co.  New  Elvet 
Shafto  Edward,  New  Elvet 
Ovington  George,  St.  Giles-gate 

Builders. 
Fairclough  Edward,  Clay-path 
Jackson  Thomas,  Clay-path 


Carpet  Manufacturer. 
Henderson  Gilbei-t,   (Kidderminstei    &  Brus- 
sels) Back-lane 

Cabinet  Makers. 
Brown  William,  New  Elvet 
Jirown  Matthew,  New  Elvet 
Thompson  William  Hall,  Sadler-st. 

Cheesemongers. 
Engledow  Charles,  Sadler-st. 
Gregg  John,  Market-place 
Waite  James,  Marketplace 

Chemists  and  Druggists, 
Lofthouse  John,  Market-place 
Travis  Henry,  Sadler-st. 
Webster  William,  Market-place 
Young  James,   Market-place 

Coach  Makers. 
Angas J.  L.  and  G.  F.  New  Elvet 

Confectioners. 
Irvin  James,  Sadler-st. 
Lamb  John,  Blarket-place 
Swinburn  George,  Elvet-bridge 

Coopers. 
Carr  Anthony,   Clay-path 
Grieveson  William,  ftlarket-place 
Sewell  John,  Milburn-gate 

Curriers  and  Leather  Sellers. 

Allison  Matthew,  St.  Giles-gate 

Barry  James  and  Son,  Clay-path  &  Silver-st. 

Caldcleugh  Thomas,  Silver-st. 

Clark  Thomas,  Silver-st. 

Darling  William,  Market-place 

Hall  John,  Silver-street 

Hoggett  Robert,  Clay-path 
Cutlers. 

Pearson  George,  Silver-st. 

Teasdale  Joseph,  Silver-st. 
JJifcrs. 

Douglas  George,  Framwell-gate 

Rutherford  John,  New  Elvet 
Fire  Offices. 

Atlas,  Thomas  Eggleston,  Cross-st. 

British  Fire  and  Westminster  Life,  Thomas 
Sheffield,  Silver-st. 

Norwich  Union,    Francis    Humble,  Market- 
place 

Newcastle-on-Tyne,  John  Pearson,  New  El- 
vet 

Phoenix  Fire  and  Pelican  Life,  John  Thomp- 
son, Sadler-st. 

Royal  Exchange,  Anthony  Smith,  Sadler-st. 
Flour  Dealers. 

Ainsley  William,   (&  grocer)  Silver-st. 

Ainsley  John,   (&  miller)  IMarket-place 

Dobson  Young,  Silver-st. 

Hutton  George  Robinson,  New  Elvet 

Wilson  Thomas,  Clay-path 

Flax  Dressers. 

Moore  Edward,  Market-place 

Rippon  William,   Silver-st. 

Wallace  James,   Clay-path 

Furniture  Brokers. 

Balton  John)  New  Elvet 


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Burdon  Mattlicw,  Ciay-patli 

Sewell  William,  New  Elvet 

Glass  and  China  Dealers. 

Hopper  Mark,  jun.  Sadler-st. 

Maluolni  James,  Elvet-bridge 
Glovers. 

Blakey  William,  Clay-path 

Noddell  Thomas,  New  Elvet 

Grocers  and  Tea  Dealers. 

Austin   Thomas,   (and  tobacconist)    market- 
place 

Aldersoa  John,  New  Elvet 

Bilton  George,  Church-st. 

Barnell  Joseph  and  Benjamin,  market-place 

Chipchase  Thomas,  jun.  market-place 

Crozier  Ralph,   Silver-st. 

Dixon  John,  Sadler-st. 

Engledow  Charles,   Sadlcr-st. 

Garth  William,  Silver-st. 

Hammond  Christr.  Sadler-st. 

Hoggett  John,   Clay-path 

Hutchinson  John,  Clay-path 

Moore  Edward,  Market-place 

Shields  William,  Market-place 

Sowerby  John,  St.  Giles-gate 

Thompson  John,  Market-place 

Webster  William,  Market-place 

Hat  Manufacturers. 

Atkinson,  Robert,  Clay-path 

Jackson  Mark  and  Son,  Market-place 
Hardware  Dealers, 

Bond  Thomas,  New  Elvet 

Hodgson  Ralph,  New  Elvet 
Inns. 

City  Tavern,  John  Cummins,  Market-place 

Half  Moon,  Ralph  Best,  New  Elvet 

Hat  and  Feather,  Stephen  Horner,  Clay-path 

Queen's  Head,  Jane  Eskett,  Bailey 

Three  Tons,  John  Hammond,  New  Elvet 

Waterloo,  William  Ward,  Old  Elvet. 
Tro7i  S^c.  Founders. 

Chisman  Thomas   (and  white  smith)    Elvet 
bridge 

Pcpple  John,  Cross-gate 

Ironmongers. 
I  Bridick  Joseph,  Sadler-st. 

Sheffield  Thomas,  Silver-st. 

Wilburn  John,  jun.  and  Co.  Market-place. 
Joiners. 

Dryden  Peter,  Market-place 

Grieveson  Peter,  St.  Giles-gate 

Grieveson  Valentine,  Millburn-gate 

Hopper  Edmund,  Old  Elvet 
I  Howe  William,  Sadler-st. 

Ricliardby  Thomas,  New  Elvet 
iWardell  Matthew,  Clay-path 

WilleyJohn,  Silver-st. 

Woodward  William,  Fra)uweU-gate 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers. 

Armstrong  Hutchinson,  Alarket-place 
Auitin  Tliomas,  Market-place 
B;i-l»'y  Aaron,  Silver-st. 
Chipchase  Thomas,  jun.  Sadler-st. 
Uix«n  John,  Sadler -st.j 


Dodgson  Charles,  Silvcr-st. 
Hammond  Christopher,  Sadlcr-st. 
Hunter  Thomas,  Sadler-st. 
Madgin  Ann,  Mill-burn -gate 
Shields  William,  Market-place 
Thompson  John,  Market-place 
VVheatley  George,  Elvet-bridge 
Liquor  Dealers. 
Ladler  James,  Sadler-st. 

Rippon  William,  (brandy  merchant)  Silver-st, 
Marshall  Elizabeth,  New  Elvet 
Robinson  Isabella,  Clay-path 
Maltsters. 
Ewbank  Thomas,  South-st. 
Metcalf  J.  Banks-mill 
Ovington  George,  St.  Giles-gate 
Pearson  John,  New  Elvet 
Raine  William,  Clay-path 

Machine  Makers. 
Blackett  and.Gainforth,  Abbey-mill 

Milliners. 
Cragss  Isabella  and  Ann,  Framwellgate-bridg«» 
Darling  Mary,  Market-place 
Featonby  E.  and  J.  Elvet-bridge 
Flintoff  Frances,  Silver-st. 

Officers  of  the  County. 
The  Hon.  Wm.  Keppel  Barrington, 
Under  Sheriff,   John  Griffith,  Esq.  Bailey 
Clerk   of  the  Peace,   Barrington  Price,  Es<i. 
Deputy  Clerk  of  the  Peace,  John  Dunn,  Esq. 

Queen-st. 
Clerk  of  the  general  meetings  of  Lieutenancy, 

Rd.  Wm.  Johnson,  Esq.  Darlington 
County  Clerk,  John  Hodgson,  Esq. 
Deputy,  Henry  Donkin,  Esq.  Bailey 
County  Treasurer,  Thomas  Chipchase,  Jun. 

Sadler-st. 

Physicians. 

Cayley  George,  Old  Elvet 
Edea  Cuthbert,  Bailey 
Trotter  John,  Sadler-st. 

Painters,  Plumbers  and  Glaziers. 
Clark  George,  Silver-st. 
Cooper  Thomas,  Sadler-st. 
Deanham  William,  Millburn-gate 
Dickinson  John,   (plumber  only)   Silver-st, 
Douglas  Henry,  New  Elvet 
Farrow  Elizabeth,   Clay-path 
Hanby  George,  (plumber  only)  Bailey 
Hopper  Mark,  sen.  Elvet-bridge 
Hopper  Mark,  jun.  Sadler-st. 
Hopper  Edward,  New  Elvet 
Johnson  George,  New  Elvet 
Lutenor  George,  Bailey 
Preston  Matthew,  Sadler-st. 
Piobinson  Thomas,  Clay-path 
Smith  John,  Old  Elvet 
Wright  Cuthbert,  Old  Elvet, 
Perfumers. 
Gleason  Anthony,  Sadler-st. 
Fewster  Philip,  Elvet-bridge 
Hilton  David,  Sadler-st. 

Printers,  (Letter-press.) 
Humble  Francis,  (Duiham  County  .\dverti-,tf 

Office.  Fridajranii  Sat.)  .Maiket-place. 


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Williams  Joiin  Ambrose,  (Durham  Chronicle 

Office,  Sat.)  Sadler-st. 
Pocket    Boot     31anufaeturer     and 

Wholesale  Stationer. 
Ewfiaiik  George,  Cross-gate 

Rope  Makers. 
Allen  John,  near  Abbey-mill 
Bulmer  Thomas,  Clay-path 
Douglas  Joseph,  South-st. 
Ebdy  John,  Free  Cottage 
Graham  Joseph,  Clay-path 
Robsou  Thomas,  Clay-path 
Saddlers. 
Bateman  John,  Market-place 
Mallam  John,  Sadler-st. 
Oliver  Ralph,  Clay-path 
Robinson  John,  Market-place 
Scawin  James,  Market-place 

Seed  Merchants. 
AustiH  Thomas,  Market-plate 
Moore  Edward,  Market-place 
Rippon  William,  Silver-st. 
Wallace  James,  Clay-path 

Skinners. 
Orton  Robert,  Framwell-gate 
Child  Tobias,  St.  Giles-gate 

Straw  Hat-makers. 
Harle  Barbara,  Sadler-st. 
Smith  Barbara,  Cburch-st. 
Tyson  Mary,  Queen-st. 
Young  Hannah,  Silver-st. 

Surgeons. 
Clifton  John,  Old  Elvet 
Green  William,  Old  Elvet 
Green  William,  sen.  Sadler-st. 
Green  William,  jun.  Sadier-st. 
Jackson  Henry,  Allergate 
Salkeld  Thomas,  Bailey 
Stoker  William,  Bailey 
Travis  Henry,  Sadler-st. 

Talloic  Chandlers. 
Burnell  Joseph  &  Benjamin,  Market-place 
Crozier  Ralph,  Silver-st. 
Goundry  George,  Elvet-bridge 
Jackson  John,  Cross-gate 
Maynell  Susannah,  Allergate 
Scor«r  William,  Clay-path 

Taverns  and  Public  Houses. 
Angel,  James  Smith,  Market-place 
Angel,   William  Jopling,  Cross-gate 
Artichoke,  Mary  Jackson,  Framwell-gate 
Barley  Sheaf,  John  ThirlwcU,  Framwell-gate 
Beehive,  George  Reavely,   Clay-path 
Black  Horse,  Samuel  Strong,  New  Elvet 
Black  Horse,  Wiiliam  ♦Vinfer,  Clay-path 
Black  Lion,  William  Johnson,  Silver-st. 
Black  Swan,   William  Oliver,  Clay-path 
Blue  Bell,  William  Stout,  Fraai well-gate 
Bowes  Arms,   Robert  Murrell,  Market-place 
Britannia,  Michael  Usher,  St.  Giles-gate 
Buck,  Thomas  Hodgson,,  Framwell-gate 
Buflalo's  Head,  Ralph  Gray,  Sadier-st. 


DURHAM. 


Bull  and  Dog,  John  Elliot,  St.  Giles-gate 
Cock,  John  Willey,  New  Elvet 
Crown  and  Mitre,  Thos.  Bateson,   Sadler-st, 
Dun  Cow,  Ann  Hopper,  Old  Elvet 
Dusty  Miller,  Abraham  Horsfield,  Back-lane 
Jolly  Gardener,    Andrew  Stodart,  South-st. 
King's  Arms,  James  Fawcett,  Market-place 
Elm  Tree,  Joseph  Burnet,  Cross-gate 
Fighting  Cocks,  Thomas  Lindsay,  Cross-gate 
Fox  and  Goose,  Matthew  Allison,  St.  Giles- 
gate 
Fox  and  Hounds,  James  Taylor,  Silver-st. 
George  and  Dragon,  Mary  Raine,  Sadler-st. 
Goat,  John  Anderson,  Silver-st. 
Goat,  John  Holburn,  Market-place 
Golden  Lion,  Wm.  Howe,  Sadler-st. 
Green  Dragon,  Wm.  Egerton,  Clay-path 
Grey  Horse,  Michael  Graham,  New  Elvet 
Grey  Hound,  Elinor  Marshall,  Clay-path 
Ciriftin,  E.  Liddell,  Market-place 
Hambletonian  and  Diamond,  Andrew  Taylor, 

Bow-lane 
Hare  and  Hounds,  Jos.  Nattrass,  New  Elvet 
Hat  and  Feather,  M.  Smurthwaite,  Market- 
place 
Horns,  James  Thurlow,  Framwell-gate 
Letters,  John  Thwaites,  Clay-path 
Letters,  John  Thwaites,  Sadler-st. 
Letters,  John  Crozier,  Market-pl. 
Leopard,  John  Vardy,  New  Elvet 
Lord  Wellington,  Wm.  Kirton,  New  Elvet 
Masons'  Arms,  Elizabeth  Farrow,  Clay-patli 
New  Inn,  E.  Summerbell,  Church-st. 
Prince  Leopold,  Charles  Pickering,  New  Elvet 
Prince  of  Wales,  Thos.  Welford,  South-gate 
Puncheon,  Thomas  Cummins,  Millburn-gate  ' 
Puncheon,  Phoebe  Douglas,  Clay-path 
Red  Lio*i,  Edward  Simpson,  Silver-st. 
Red  Lion,  Robert  Ovington,  Silver-st. 
Red  Lion,  John  Wood,  Framwell-gate 
Rose  and  Crown,  Joseph  Hackworth,  New^jj 

Elvet 
Rose  and  Crown,  Jahn  Jackson,  Market-pla 
Royal  Oak,  James  Cummins,  Market-place 
Royal  Tent,  John  Jackson,  Sadler-st. 
Seven  Stars,  Anthony  Carr,  Clay-path 
Shoulder  of  Mutton  and  Cocked  Hat,  Doro 

thy  Keith,  Clay-path 
Smiths'  Arms,  John  EUerington,  St.  Giles*^ 

gate 
Spread  Eagle,  Margaret  Hopper,  Hallgarth-st  | 
Tailors  Arms,  John  Thompson,  Sadler-st. 
Three    Hearts    of    Gold,    Margaret    Vest^j 

Church-st. 
Turk's  Head,  Michael  Lidster,  Maiket^pla 
Union,  Thomas  Meggeson,  Elvet-bridge 
Wearmouth  Bridge,  Ralph  Oliver,  Clay-pa| 
Woodman,  John  Moore,  St.  Giles-gate 
Woolpack,  George  Walton,  Framwell-gata 
Wheat  Sheaf,  W^ii.  Summerbell,  Clay-pal| 
X.  Y.  Z.   WilliamjVasey,  Silver-st. 

Tailors  and  Drapers. 

Binks  and  Caldcleugh,  Sadler-st, 
Hepworth  Joseph,  Elvet-bridge 
Tiphidy  William,  New  EUti 


DURHAM. 


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Timber  Merchants. 

Fairclough  Edward  and  Co.  Clay-path 
Jopling-  Thomas,  Hallgarth-st. 

Turners. 
Blackett  and  Gainforth,  Abbey-mill 
Thompson  John,  Market-place 
tlpholsterers. 
Clark  and  Robson,  Old  Elvet 
Forster  John,  Elvet-bridge 
Thompson  James  and  Matthew,  Sadler-st. 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 
Bolton  John,   (turret,    musical    and  organ 

builder,)  New  Elvet 
Charlton  John,  Elvet-bridge 
Denham  Tbarles,  Clay-path 
Hodgson  Thomas,  Silver- st. 
Loughborough,  John,  Cross-gate 
Oswald  Robert,  Market-place 
Raine  Joseph,  Silver-st. 

White  Smiths, 
Eggleston  James,  Clay-path 
Grieveson  William  and  John,  Sadler-st. 
Wine  and  Spirit  Merchants. 
Blount  Thomas,  Bailey 
Hutchinson  John,  Market-place 
Robson  James,  Clay-path 

Woo!  Combers. 
Corson  Francis,  Clay-path 
Ramsbottom  Thomas,  Clay-path 
Wheatley  Joseph,   Hallgarth-st. 
WorsUjIJkSf  Woollen  Manufacturers. 
Blacket^md  Gainsfortb,  Abbey-mill 

MISCELLANY. 

Brown  Wm.  Drawing -master,  Church-st. 
Cuming  Wm.  Land  Surveyor,  Clay-path 
Dean  Geo.  and  William,  Worsted  Manufac- 

rers,  Bishop  Auckland. 
Dobson  Thomas,  Basket-maker,  Sadler-st. 
Hall  Rt.  and  Wm.  Tanners,  Framwellgate 
Hancock  John,  Nursery  and   Seedsman,  St. 

Giles-gate 
Headley  J.  Goldsmith  and  Jeweller,  Sadler-st. 
Hopper  Christopher,  Stamp  Distributor,  for 

part  of  the  county  of  Durham,  Bailey 
Marshall  John,  Gilder,  Clay-path 
Nixon  Carter,  Gun-maker,  Sadler-st. 
Raine  Joseph,  Pawn  Broker,  Silver-st. 
Welch  James,  Pawn  Broker,  Play-path 
Wolf  J.  Gov.  of  the  county  gaol,  Old  Elvet 

Carriers  by  Land. 
Bernard  Castle,  Wm.    Cristall,  Tues.    Hat 

and  Feather 
Bernard  Castle,  John  Myers,  Tues.  Griffin 
Bernard  Castle,  Robert  Paisley,  Tues.    Hat 

and  Feather 
Bishop  Auckland,  Christopher  Hodgson,  Sat. 

Goat,  Market  Place 
Bishop  Auckland,  John  Mundnell,  Sat.  Hat 

and  Feather 
Bishop    Auckland,    C.  Watson,  Sat.   Griffin 
Darlington,    Robert   Coultman,    Wed.   and 

Sat.  Griffin 
Darlington,  John  Tweddell,  Wed,  and  Sat. 

Goat  Market  Place 
35 


Darlington,   Wm.   Sutton,    Wed.  and    Sat. 

Bowes's  Arms 
Hamsierley,  Geo.  White,  Sat.  Gviffin,  M.  P. 
Hartlepool,  T.  Foot,  Wed.  &  Sat.  Black  Swaa 
Hull,  Rd.   Pickersgill,    Wed.   and  Sat.  from 

Davidson  and  Maddison?,    Market-place 
Leeds,  Jno.  Pickersgill    and  Co.    daily,  from 

James  Summer,  Market-placo 
Leeds,  Widow  Welch  and  Sons,  Wed.  Thurs. 

and   Sat.   trom    Davidson  and   Maddisons, 

Market-place 
London,    Jno.  Pickersgill     and    Co.   daily, 

from  James  Summers,  Mai ket- place 
Newcastle,  Jno.  Pickersgill  and   Sons,   daily, 

fiom     James    Summer's,     Market-place ; . 

&Geurge  Peverall,Mon.  Wed.  andFriday, 

Fram  well -gate 
Newcastle,  Ralph   Stockley,  Mon,  Wed.  and 

Friday,  Hallgarth-st. 
Newcastle,    John  Chicken,  Mon.  Wed.  and 

Friday,  New  Elvet 
Newcastle,  John  Henderson,  Friday,  Fight- 
ing Cocks 
Newcastle,  John  Tweddell,  Mon.  and  Thurs 

Goat,  Market  Place. 
Newcastle,   Widow  W^elch   and  Sons,  Mon. 

Tues.  and  Thurs.  Davidson  and  Maddisons 
Manchester,  John  Pickersgill  and   Co.  daily, 

from  James  Summer's,  Market-place 
Manchester,   Widow  Welch  and  Sons,  Wed. 

Tliurs.  and  Sat.  from  Davidson  and  Maddi- 
sons 
Staindrop,  Rd.  LongstaflF,  Sat.  Griffin 
Staindrop,  George  Carter,  Sat.  Griffin 
Stocton-on-Tees,  Rd.  Lawson,  Tues.   Thurs. 

and  Sat.  Goat  Market  Place 
Stocton-on-Tees,  John  Ross,  Tues.  Thurs.  & 

Sat.  Hat  and  Feather 
Sunderland,  Davidson  and  Maddison,  Wed. 

and  Friday,  Market  plaee 
Sunderland,  Robt.  Coultman,  Tues.  &  Friday, 

Gr/ffln 
Sunderland,  Wm.  Sutton,  Tues,  and  Friday, 

Bowes's  Arms 
Wolsingham,  Wm.  W^atson,  Wed.  and   Sat. 

Red  Lion 
Wolsingham,      Robert      Hodgson,     Friday, 

Griffin 
Wolsingham,  Thomas  Cook,  Sat.  Griffin 
York  and  Hull,  Rd.  Pickersgill,  Wed.  &  Sat. 

Davidson  and  Maddisons 
Coaches. 
London,  Royal  Mail,  every  day  at  half-past 

two,   Waterloo  Inn 
London,    Lord    Wellington,    every*   day    at 

twelve.  Three  Tons 
Leeds,    Royal  Telegraph,  every  morning  at 

seven.  Half  Moon 
Lancaster,  Lord  Exmouth,  through  Bishop 

Auckland,  8^c.  Mon.  Wed.  Friday,  &  Sat. 

mornings,  at  8,  Waterloo  Inn 
Lancaster,  Lord  Exmouth,  through   Bishop 

Auckland,  Sfc.    Mon.  Wed.  Friday,    and 

Sat.  mornings,  at  eight.  Hat  &  Feather 
Newcastle,    Royal  Mail,    every   morning  at 

eight,  Waterloo  Inn 


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DURHAM. 


Nni'Castle,  Lord  Wellington,  every  morning 

at  eight,  Three  Tons  i 

Newcastlii^  Royal  Telegraph,  every  evening 

at  six,  f Ia!f  Moon 
Newcastle,  LordExmouth,  Mon.  Wed.  Friday, 

and  Sat.   evening,  at  seven,  Waterloo  Inn 
Neovcastle,  Lord  Exmouth,  Mon.  Wed.  Friday, 

and  Sat.  inorninic  at  seven,  Hat  &  Feather 
Newcastle,  True  Briton,   Mon.  Wed.  Fi-iday, 

and  Sat.  mornings,  at  eight,  Half  Moon 


York,  High  Flyer,  every  morning  at  eight 

Three  Tons  f. 

Sunderland,    Telegraph,    every    evening  ,f(t 

six,  Half  Moon 
Sunderland,  Royal   Charlotte,  every  evening 

except  Sunday,  at  four,  Hat  and  Feather 
Sunderland,  Prince  of  Orange,  every  morn- 
,  ing  at  half  past  eight  in  winter,  .and  eight 

in  summer.  Green  Dragon 


I: 


KENDAL 


S  a  neat  and  well  built  market  town  in  Westmoreland,  and  is  .situated  in  a  pleasant  and 
healthful  valley,  with  the  river  Kent  washing  its  southern  side.  Many  of  the  streets  are 
narrow  about  the  centre  of  the  town,  but  those  which  run  from  thence  to  the  extremities  in 
various  directions,  are  more  spacious.  The  houses  being  generally  whitened,  and  the 
roofs  covered  with  blue  slates,  gives  the  whole  a  very  clean  and  striking  appearance.  The 
situation  of  the  city  of  Bath  in  Somersetshire,  may  be  considered  as  greatly  similar  to 
that  of  Kendal,  hanging  on  the  southern  declivity  of  a  range  of  hills,  bordering  a  low 
vale,  which  is  watered  by  the  Avon  as  this  town  is  by  the  river  Kent.  The  vale  through 
which  the  Kent  flows,  spreads  itself  considerably  ou  each  hand,  varying  its  dimensions 
and  winding  its  course  till  it  reaches  the  Estuary  at  Milnthorp.  The  road  leading  to  the 
north  from  Kendal  crosses  the  Kent  by  a  good  stone  bridge,  which  has  lately  undergone 
great  alterations  and  repairs,  and  is  now  rendered  terv  convenient  and  commodious ;  the 
road  leading  from  the  other  end  of  the  town,  form*  an  abrupt  turn  over  a  very  old 
bridge.  Between  these  two  bridges  there  is  a  good  foot  bridge  of  stone.  The  town  of 
Kendal  does  not,present  many  puljlic  buildings  of  note.  The  Church  is  a  large  Gothic 
fabric,  with  a  square  tower,  it  has  double  aisles,  and  at  the  east  end  are  four  chapels  or 
choirs.  Near  to  the  Church  is  Abbot  Hall,  the  property  of  Sir  Allen  Chambre,  knight. 
It  is  a  handsome  edifice,  with  a  beautiful  lawn  extending  to  the  river,  and  embellished 
with  a  variety  of  pleasing  walks  and  shrubberies. 

On  the  opposite  side  of  the  water  are  the  noble  ruins  of  a  once  strong  castle,  which 
stands  on  a  fine  green  hill,  and  forms  a  picturesque  and  conspicuous  object  from  most  parts 
of  the  vale.  Much  of  the  enclosure  wall  of  this  castle  still  remains,  a  small  part  of 
"two  towers,  one  round  and  one  square.  The  entire  building  appears  to  have  been  exten- 
nsive,  and  built  of  rough  stone  strongly  cemented  ;  with  an  enclosed  court  and  sur- 
rounded by  a  moat.  It  is  generally  believed  to  stand  on  the  scite  of  a  Roman  station, 
and  to  have  been  erected  by  the  first  barons  of  Kendal.  At  the  east  end  of  the  town 
is  an  extensive  House  of  Industry,  built  some  years  since.  The  House  of  Correction 
stands  near  to  this  establishment.  Besides  the  Workhouse  there  are  several  other  cliari- 
table institutions  which  are  respectably  supported,  Kendal  and  its  vicinity  present  many 
handsome  houses  which  belong  to  private  gentlemen  and  manufacturers.  There  is  a  Mu- 
seum in  the  town  containing  a  variety  of  valuable  curiosities  especially  shells  an4  fossils. 

The  manufacture  of  Kendal  is  the  toilenet  and  waistcoating,  coarse  woollens  for  the 
American  market,  linsey  woolsey,  hosiery,  and  knit  caps  ;  the  cottou  manufacture  is  neai-ly 
exploded  here.  A  numerous  quantity  of  hands  are  employed  in  working  and  polishing 
marble,  which  is  procured  in  the  neighbourhood,  and  in  beauty  and  variety  of  colours  it  is 
■  generally  considered  to  be  equal  to  that  imported  from  Greece  and  Italy.  A  little  below 
the  town  are  extensive  gun-powder  words. 

Kendal  had  its  charter  of  incorporation  from  James  I.  and  the  municipal  establishment 
of  the  town  consists  of  a  Mayor,  twelve  Aldermen,  and  twenty-four  capital  Burgesses. 
This  town  although  the  largest  town  in  the  county,  sends  no  member  to  Parliament.  The 
jpopulation  was  enumerated  in  the  year  1793,  when  it  was  found  to  be  8089,  but  must  have 
considerably  increased  since  that  period.  There  is  an  extensive  Market  on  Saturday,  and 
-three  yearly  Fairs,  viz.  25th  April,  and  8th  and  28th  November.  Kendal  is  261  miles 
north  of  London,  21  miles  north  of  Lancaster,  and  44  mies  south  of  Carlisle. 


Post  Office,  High-gate. — C-  Fenton,  Post  Master. — Mail  dispatched  to  London,  Liver- 
pool, Manchester  and  the  south  at  one  P.  M.  and  arrives  at  seven  A.M. — Mail  dispatched 
to  Carlisle,  Edinburgh  and  the  north  at  20  minutes  past  seven  A.  M,  and  arrives  at  45 
.minutes  past  twelve  P.  M. — Penny  posfto  Bowness,  Ambleside,  &  Hawkshead  dispatched 
every  morning  (Tuesday's  excepted)  at  40  minutes  past  seven  A.  M.  returns  same  days 
at  15  minutes  past  seven  P.  M.  The .  Sedberg  Post  arrives  every  Monday,  Wednesday, 
"Thursday  and  Saturday  at  eleven  morning,  and  returns  same  days  at  two.  afternoon.  Let- 
ters for  the  south  roust  be  in  the  office  by  12  at  noon. 


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Academies. 

Austin  Henry  (national)  All  Hallow  In. 
Dalton  Jonatlian,  Fin kle  street 
Holden  Ann,  Strickland  gate 
Marshall  Samuel,  Stramongate 
Wilson  John.  Hisrhgate 

AUorriies. 
Barrow  Jno.  {Hf,  dep.record.)  Market  pj 
Berry  William,  Higbriute 
Greenwood  Robert,  Stramongate 
Johnson  James,  Lowther  street 
Mori  and  John,  High  gate 
Moser  Roger,  Higbgate 
Reveley  Thomas,  Higligate 
Swainsun  John  Foil,  Higligate 
TathamEdvvard,  Stramongate 
Taylor M,  Stri.;klandg&te 
Wilson  Christopher,  Highgate 
Wilson  Isaac,  Market  place 

Auctioneers. 
Hind  Robert,  White  Lion  Yard 
Hodgson  Thomas,  Highgute 
Walker  John,  White  Lion  yard 
Wright  Dougall,  Finkle  street 

Bakers. 
Dalrymple  Thomas,  Fish  Market 
Earl  Lancelot,  Cookson's  yard 
Holme  Richard,  Highgate 
Makepeace  Thomas,  Stramongate 
Mattison  Edward,  Stramongate 
Murgatroyd  George,  Stricklandgate 
Thompson  Thomas,  Kent  street 
Walton  Thomas,  StricHandgate 
Williamson  John,  Highgate 

Bankers, 
Wakefield  John  &  Sons,  Strictlandgate 
Wilson,  Crewdson,  Bateman  andHud- 
dleton,  Higbgate 
Booksellers  and  Stationers. 
Branthwaite  M.  and  R.  Fish  market 
Dawson  Benjamin,  Highgate 
Richardson  Thos.  (binder)  Stricklandg 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 
Ashburn  William,  Kirkland 
Atkin  Thomas,  Kirkland 
Braithwaite  Stephen,  Stramongate 
Derome  Joseph,  Highgate 
Dinsdale  George,  Woolpack  Yard 
Fawcett  James,  Highgate 
Ferguson  William,  Stramongate 
Garnett  James,  Highgate 
Gudgeon  Jonathan,  Strickland  gate 
Gudgeon  Robert,  Htgbgate 
Helling  George,  Finkle  street 
Lancaster  William,  Stramongate 
Longmire  John,  Highgate 
Lyon  George,  High;^ate 
Mc.  Greedy  John,  Kirkland 
Murgatroyd  George,  Stricklandgate 
Murgatroj  d  Thomas,  Stricklandgate 
Noble  Richard,  Finkle  street . 
SalkeldThos.  (wholesale)  New  street 
Tyson  Edward,  Strictlandgate 
Tyson  John,  Market  place 
Walker  John,  Highsrate 
Ward  Richard,  Stricklandgate 
Wilkinson  George,  Higbgate 
Wilkinson  John,  Highgate 

Braziers  and  Tinmen. 
Bell  Stephen,  Stricklandgate 
Biikett Miles,  Marketplace 
Gardner  Christopher,  Stricklandgate 


Cabinet  Makers. 

Those  marked  *  are  ,.lso  Upholsterers. 
*Hrt!head  John,  Marketplace 
^Pennington  Joseph,  Kirkland 
Stuurt  John,  Highgate 
Wbarmby  Thomas,  Highgate 
Wilson  and  Bateman,  Finkle  street 

Card  Makers. 
Bayliff  ScRigg  (wireAvorkerfc)  Highgate 
LinieMortfleo,  Wildman  street 
Wade  John,  Stricklandgate 
Chair  linkers. 
Benson  Thomas,  Highgate 
Smith  John,  Stricklandgate 

Clothes''  Brokers. 
Holmes  John,  John,  Branthwaite  brow 
Udall  James,  Stricklandgate 

Coach  Makers. 
Harker  Jonathan,  Higbgate 
Mc,  Naught  Jan»es,  Highgate 

Comb  .^rakers,  6cc. 
Berry  &Eastham,  (ivory;  Stramongate 
Ion  Benjamin,  Branthwaite  brow 
Sissnn  Jdseph,  Market  place 
Speiglit  James,  Wildman  street 
Wilkinson  John,  Kirkland 
Co  nfectio  nersi . 
Fox  and  Farmer  (wholesale^  Highgate. 
Holdswortli  Samuel,  Higbgate 
Mc.  LeodJohn,  Marketplace 

Coopers. 
Atkinson  William,  (white)  Marktplace 
Compston  Edward,  Highgate 
Hodgson  Adam,  Lowther  street 
Langhorn  Thomas,  Staicklandgate 
Longmire  Thomas,  All  Hallow  lano 
Newby  Thomas,  VVildman  street 

Corn  Merchants. 
Andrew  Thomas,  Highgate 
Barnett  Thomas,  Highgate 
Burrow  Thomas,  Market  place 
HarlingBenoni,  Higbgate 
Jennings  William,  Higbgate 
Metcalt  C.  Highgate 
Robinson  Christopher,  Stricklandgate 
Singleton  .saac,  All  Hallow  lane 

Curriers  and  Leather  Cutters. 
Atkinson  Benjamin, Highgate 
Brumwell  W.fc.  Highgate 
Clarke  Thomas,  Highgate 
Cox  William,  Finkle  street 
Hayton  Jane,  Higbgate 
Pearson  Benjamin,  Higbgate 
Whinery  Robert,  Highgate 

Druggists. 
Field  James,  Stricklandgate 
Fox  and  Farmer  ( wholesale  Higbgate 
Harrison  Agnes,  Finkle  street 
Hartley  Thomas,  Highgate 

Drysaliers. 
Braithwaite  George  &  Isaac,  Highgate 
Gandy  Jno.  &  Co.  Stricklandgate 

Dyers. 
Braithwaite  George  &  Isaac  Highgate 
Brinnan  Thomas,  Kentside 
Christie  William,  Stramongate 
Garnett  Willi*m,  Highgate 
Gasketh  John,   Stramongate 
Greenhow  Robert  and  Co.  Highgate 
Harrison  John,  Higbgate 
Ireland  John,  and  Co.  Stramongate 


276 


KENDAL. 


Wilkinson  and  Hindi©,  Kentside 
Wilson  Isaac,  &  William,  Stramongate 

Earthenware  Dealers. 
Heaijjohn,  Finklestieet 
Hodgson  Mary,  Highgate 
Wilson  Wm.  glass  &  china,  Sticklandgt 

Fell  Mongers 
Swainston  John,  Wildinan  street 
WarrinerEilw.iid,  Finkle  street 

Fire  ^c    Offices. 
Eagle  John  Reed,  Kirkland 
Newcastle  }  M.  &  R.  Branthwaite 

Norwich  Union  5         Fish  Market 
RoyalExch'i  Tho.  Wilson  Sticklandgte 
Sun.  John  Mollelt,  Fish  Market 

Fiour  Dealers  Ǥ-e. 
BaiJoy  Elizabeth,  Sticklandgate 
Bradbury  Nathan,  Highgate 
Bradshaw  Ann,  Finkle  street 
Stevenson  Joseph,  Market  Place 

Glovers. 
Fothergill  James,  Finkle  street 
Jackson  George,  All  Hallow  Lane 

Grocers. 
Bennett  James,  Highgate 
Benson  R.  &  Co.  [wholesale]  Stickland 

gate 
Brown  James,  Stramongate 
Burton  Edward,  Market  Place 
Cowherd  James,  Kirkland 
Craven  Richard,  Stricklandgate 
Pent  Joseph,  Stramongate 
Fox  and  Farmer,  Highgate 
Harrison  Thomas,  Highgate 
Jennings  William,  Highgate 
Kirkbride  John,  Highgate 
Kidd  John  and  William,  Sticklandgate 
Line  Tb.)mas,  Highgate 
Morris  John,  Pinkie  street 
Pennington  Ann,  Marketplace 
Robinson  Thomas,  Highgate 
Savage  Thomas,  Highgate 
Sharpe  Anthony,  Stramongate 
Sraithson  J.  andM.  Higiigate 
Swails  and  Savage,  Finkle  street 
Taylor  John,  Highgate 
Taylor  James,  Stricklandgate 
Thompson  J.  &  R.  wholesale  Highgate 
Watson  George,  Stramongate 
Whitwell  Isaac  &  Co.  wholesale Highgt 
Wildman  George,  Wildman  street 

Hatters 
Clarke  George,  Highgate 
Dixon  John,  Branthwaite  brow 
Johnson  Richard,  Market  place 
Procter  John,  Fish  market 
Rigg  Robert,  Highgate 

Hosiers. 
Jackson  George,  All  Hallow  lane 
Lonsdale  Thomas,  Stramongate 
Shutt  John,  Stramongate 
Wilkinson  Thomas,  Stramongate 
Wilson  Isaac,  Kirkland 

[nns 
Commercial,  James  Webster  Highgate 
Kings  Arms,  Jno  Jackson,  Stricklandgt 
White  Hart,  Richard  Brooks,  Highgate 

Iron  Founders. 
Cornthwaite  Fletcher  &  Co.  Highgate 
Milliard  John 'and  Co.  Merchants  and 
Manufacturers  of  nralable  iron  gates 
andpallisading,  Highgate 


Iron  Mbn^e»'#'*'*»*'>v^>wwi>M 

Braithwaite  Thomas,  Kirkland 
Christton  John,  Stricklandgate 
Pearson  John,  Stricklandgate 

Joiners  ^c. 
Cardus  John,  Stricklandgate 
Carter  John,  Wool  pack  yard 
CorapstOH  John,  Brown  street 
Fisher  John,  Millers  close 
Fi  her  William,  Stricklandgate 
Fisher  William,  Highgate 
Halliday  George,  Stramongate 
Mattison  Edward,  Stramongate 
Pennington  Joseph,  Kirkland 
Richardson  John,  Highgate 
Shaw  Thomas  Stricklandgate 
Taylor  James,  Stricklandgate 

Line  Masters. 
Grime  John,  Kendal  Fell 
Mattison  M.  Kendal  Fell 
Robinson  John,  Kendal  Fell 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers. 
Abbatt  William,  Stricklandgate 
Bradley  William,  Highgate 
Bradshaw  Henry,  Stricklandgate 
Brumskill  William,  Highgate 
Clarke  Joseph,  Highgate 
Dixon  Robert,  Stricklandgate 
Garnett  Joseph,  Highgate 
Gaskill  Thomas,  Higha-iite 
Hewetson  Henry,  Market  place 
Hickson  Joseph,  Highgate 
Holme  Richard  Market  place 
MoffettJohn,  Finkle  street 
Risk  John,  Branthwaite  brow 
Simpson  R.  &  A.  Branthwaite  brow 
Tatham  Hannah  Highgate 
Thornborrow  Robert,  Highgate 
Wilson  Thomas,  Stricklandgate 

Maltsters. 
Banks  John,  Highgate 
Barker  George,  Wildman  street 
Harling  James,  Kirkland 

Manufacturers  (Hosiery.) 
Bowness  Richard,  Highgate 
Gibson  Ann,  Stramongate 
Hodgson  John,  Stricklandgate 
Johnson  John,  Stramongate 
Smith,  Wilson,  Simpson,  and  Ireland, 
Kent  lane 

Manufrs  of  Lindseys  SfC 
Atkinson  John,  Highgate 
Cookson  Thomas  (and  Serges)  High  gt, 
Corbett James,  Highgate 
Crosthwaite  Timoihy,  Stricklandgate 
Gaskarth  John,  Straoiongate 
Gibson  G.  and  M.  Highgate 
Greenhow  R.  and  Co.  Highgate 
Ireland  John  &  Co,  Stramongate 
Rarves  Richard,  Wildman  street 
Shutt  John,  Stramangate 
Smith,  Wilson,  Simpson,  and  Ireland, 

Kent  lane 
Wilkinson  William,  Highgate 
Wilkinson  andHindle,Kentside 
Wilson  T.  and  Sons,  Capt.  French's  In. 
Winfield  Riehard,  Highgate 

Manufacturers  (Woollen) 
Braithwaite  William,  Castle  Mills 
GandyJasScSons,  Dockray  Hall  MiUs 
Reed  William,  Strictlandgate 
Wilson  Isaac  &  WiHiaus,  Strainong^tt^ 


KENDAL. 


277 


Manufacturers,  {waisicoating.J 

Cooki?on  Thomas,  Hla;hgate 

Corbett  James,  Hii^hgate 

Gaskarth  John,  Stramongate 

Gibson  G.  and  M.  Highgate 

Greenhi»w  R.  and  Co.  Highgate 

Ireland  John  and  Cu.  Stramongate 

Rawes  Richard,  Wildman-st, 

Wili<inson  Wm.  High-gate 

Wilson  Thos.  and  Sons,  Captain  French's-1. 

Manufacturers. 
Brinnan  Thomas,    linen  checks  Higbgate 
Gough    &    Braithwaite,     (Kendal   cot(ou) 

StrlrV.landgate 
Greenhow  &  Pearson,  (canvas)  Highgate 

Merehants. 
Benson  Robert  &  Co.  (linen)  Stricklandgate 
Wilkinson  &  Hindle,  (Irish  linen)  Kentside 

Painters  and  Glaziers. 
Jackson  Martha,  Highgate 
Smi'li  Jeremiah,  Market-place 
Stubbs  Wm.  Highgate 
Thompson  James,  Finkle-st. 
Walne  Thomas,  All-hallow-lane 

Paper  Manufacturers. 
Branthwai'p  M.  &  R.  Fish-market 

Patten  and  Clog  Makers. 

Earl  Jane,  Highgate 
Wilson  John,  Market-place 

Perfumers. 

Holme  Wm.  Highgate 
Lowthian  Nathan,  Str'cklandgate 

Plumbers,  Sfc. 

I  Kirkby  Isaac,  Ruse  &  Crown-yard 
iRu.-ihtou  Henry,  Stricklandgate 
Theobilde  Edward,    Hiirhgate 

Pocket  Book  Makers. 

Berry  and  Eastham,  Stramongate 
Gritton  Percival  Russell,  Highgate 

Printers,  (letterpress.) 

Branthwaife  M.  &  R.  Fi-h-market. 

Dowson  Benjamin,  Highgate 

Kilner   J.     (Westmoreland  Gazette  Office, 

Sat.)  Market-pl. 
Lough  Richard,    (Westmoreland  Advertiser 

Office,  Sat.)  Finkle-st. 

Provision  Dealers. 

Brj'son  Alexander,  Higbgate 
Kirkbride  John,  Higbgate 
Scarr  Thomas,  Stramongate 
Whitehead  James,  Stramongate 

Rope  8^c.  Makers. 

Banks  Thomas  Gill,  Highgate 

Boyd  Robert  &  Richard,  Stricklandgate 

Braithwaite  George  and  Isaac,  Higbgate 

Mason  David,  All-hallow-lane 

Pearson  Robert,  Highgate 

Pennington  Edward,  Highgata 

ShawWm.  All-hallow-lane 

Saddlers  S^c, 

Eccles  Thomas,  Fish-market 
Elgin  George  T.  Higbgate 
i  Ralph  Thomas,  Stricklandgate 
WillanJohn,  Highgate 


Seedsmen. 

Grier  John,  Highgate 
Humber  Robert,  Kirkland 
Meldriun  John,  Stricklandgate 
Petrie  Robert,  Finkle-st. 
Procter  James,  Highgate 

Stone  and  Marble  Masons. 

Airey  John,  Highgate 
Gibson  Edward,  (stone)  Stramongate 
Webster  Francis,  (marble  &  architect)  Mil- 
lers-close 

Surgeons. 

■  Cragg  Robert,  Highgate 
Forrest  George,  Finkle-st. 
Harrison  Tliomas,  Lowther-st. 
Noble  James,  Stricklandgate 
Shepherd  Launcelot,  Stricklandgate 
Tatham  Edmnnd  &  Son,  Highgate 
Towers  James,  Highgate 

Tailors,  8fc. 

Those  marked  *  are  also  Woollen  Drapers. 

Bnsher  Edward,  All-hallow-lane 

Cookson  James,  Highgate 

*Darwen  Alexander,  Highgate 

Gradwell  Robert,  Finkle-st. 

*Line  John,  Highgate 

•Philipson  John,  Highgate 

Smith  Thomas,  Stricklandgate 

Smith  Wm.  Stricklandgate 

Tessimond  Thomas,  Stramongate 

Udall  James,  Stricklandgate 

Webster  James,   Highgate 

Tallow  Chandlers. 

Bindloss  Wm.  Market-place 
Harrison  Thomas,  High-gate 
Sinkinson  James,  Highgate 

Tanners. 

Banks  Zephaniah  and  Son,  Stramongate 
Birkett  Thomas,  Kirkland 
Dickenson  Robert,  Wildman-st. 
Elleray  Robert,  Nethergrave-ship 
Gelderd  Wm.  Higbgate 
Gunson  Joseph,  Aikrigend 
Harrison  Myles,  Stramongate 
Pearson  John,  Grave-ship-place 
Swainston  John,  Stricklandgate 
Yates  Geoige,  Kirklnnd 

Taverns  and  Public  Houses. 

Angel,  Mary  Wilson,  Hi^rhgate 

Bird  in  Hand,  Agnes  Thompson,  Kirkland 

Bishop,  Agnes  Gonlden,  Highgate 

Black  Bull,  John  Hogavt.h,   Kirkland 

Bluck  Swan,  Wm.  Nichtdson,  All-hallow-ln. 

Cock  and  Dolphin,  Elizabeth  Robinson, 
Kirkland 

Dos  &  Duck,  Elizabeth  Dixon,  Finkle-st. 

Dolphin,  John  Batenian,  Hitchgate 

Don  Horse,  J.  and  M,  Richardson,  Stra- 
mongate 

Duke  Charles,  Thos.  Braithwaite,  Stra- 
monfrate 

Elephant,  Robert  Speight,  Stricklandgate    ■ 

Fleece,  John  Wilson,  Highg:ate 

Foot  Ball,-  Marg.  Brncklehank,  Market-pl. 

Fox  and  Goose,  Isaac  Rigg,  Higbgate 


278 


KENDAL, 


George  and  Dragon,  Agnes  Craven,  Mar- 
ket-place 
Globe,   Roger  Corntliwaite,  Market-place 
Golden  Ball,  Richard  Lough,  All-hallow-lu. 
Golden  Lion,  Wm.  Huck,  Market-place 
Grey   Hound    Frigate,     Elizabeth     Noble, 

Stricklandgate 
Horse  &  Rainbow,  James  Harker,  High-gt. 
King's  Head,  John  Wildnan,  Market-phiee 
Lord  Nelson,  Thomas  Birkett,   Finkle-st. 
Lowther's  Arms,  VVm.  Barrow,  Wildman-st 
Nag's  Head,  Joseph  Clark,  Stramongate 
New  Inn,  Ellen  Burton,  Highgate 
Pack  Horse,  Thos.  Labrow,  Stricklandgate 
Pump,  Ann  Atkinson,  Market-place 
Queen  Catherine,  Agnes  Tate,  Highgate 
Ring  of  Bells,  John  Reed,  Kirkland 
Rose  &  Crown,  Jn.  Hodgson,  Stricldandgt. 
Sawyers  Arms,  Mary  Wells,  Stricklandgate 
Seven  Stars,  Richard  Ratcliffe,  Stricklandgt. 
Slip  Inn,  Thomas  Derorae,  Market-place 
Unicorn,  Wm.  Chipchase,  High-gate 
Weavers  Arms,  Robert  Benson,  Wildman-st. 
Wheat  Sheaf,  Ann  Scott,  Kirkland 
White  Horse,  John  Walker,  Stricklandgate 
White  Lion,  Wm.  Stainton,  Stricklandgate 
Wool  Pack,  Rbt.  Braithwaite,  Stricklandgt, 

Timber  Merchants. 

Fisher  Wm.  sen.  Highgate 
Fisher  Wm.  jun.  Stricklandgate 

Tobacconists. 

FothergiU  James  &  Joseph,  Finkle-st. 
Jackson  James,  Highgaie 
Jackson  Wm.  Market-place 
Simpson  John,  High-gate 
Whitaker  Joseph,  Finkle-st. 

Watch  and  Clock  MaJiers. 

Burton  Emanuel,  Finkle-st. 
Muneaster  John,  Stricklandgate 
Parkinson  Nathaniel,  Finkle-st. 
Pennington  Christophei-,  Market-place 
Scales  Wm,  Stramongate 
Squire  James,  Stricklandgate 
Wheelwrights, 
Bousfield  VVm.  Highgate 
M'Leod  John,  (and  cart)  Market-glace 
Whitehead  James,  Woolpack-yard 
Whiteman  Thomas,  Farcross-bank 

Whitesmiths  and  Bellhangers. 
Graham  Robert,  Kirkland 
Mitchell  Wm.  Stramongate 
Wilson  Robert,  Finkle-st. 

Wine  and  Spirit  Merchants. 

Benson  Robert  &  Co.  (British)  Stricklandgt 
Grisdale  John,  Stricklandgate 
Harrison  John,  (spirit.)  Highgate 
Harrison  Daniel,  Stricklandgate 
Harrison  Thomas,  (spirit.)   Highgate 
Simkinson  James,  Highgate 
Thompson  John  &  Rd.  [British]  Highgate 
Warriner  Edmund,  Finkle-st. 
Whitwell  Isaac  &  Co.  Highgate 

Worsted  Spinners. 
Bayliff  Edward,  Stramongate 


/  Hall  Wm.  Stricklandgate 
Jackson  George,  AU-hallow-lane 
Lonsdale  Thomas,  Stramongate 
Nicholson  John,  Stramongate 
Shutt  John,  S''Tamongate 
Smith  Wilson,  Simpson  &  Ireland,  Kent-la. 
Vipond  Joseph,  Highgate 
Walker  John,  Stramongate 
Wilkinson  Thomas,  Stramongate 
Wilson  Isaac,  Kirkland 
Wilson  John,  Highgate 

MISCELLANY. 

Adlingtou  Thos.  fish  hook  maker,  Sbi-amon-g 
Barker  George,  brewer,  Wildman-st. 
Beard  Jos.  dlr.  in  Irish  linens,  Kirkland 
Braithwaite  Jos.  esq.  )nayor,  Stricklandgate 
Braithwaite   J.   (circulating  library,)  Strar 

mongate 
CoulthardM.  aniS.  toydlrs.  Stricklandgate 
Dobson  Thos.  straw  hat  maker.  High-gate 
Docker  Chas.  stay  maker,  Higllgate 
Fawcett  Jas.  swoni  coal  weigher.  Miller-close. 
Garnett  J-  town  church  clerk,  Strickland-gt 
Gaskell  Thomas,  pawn  broker,  Highgate 
Halliwell  Jn.  last  maker,  Stricklandgate 
Ingham  James,  dish  turner,  Stricklandgate 
Jaclcson  Jas.  slate  pencil  maker;,  Market-pl, 
Mayne  Martha,  sub.  distributor  of  Stamps. 

Lowther-st. 
Satterthwaite  Wm.,  trunk  maker,  Highgate 
Squire  Jas.  jeweller,  Stricklandgate 
Thornley  James,  gun  maker,  Highgate 
Todhnnter  Wm.  museum,  IN'Iarket-plaoe 
Topham  Christo.  reed  maker,  Stricklandgate 
Tyson  Andrew,  thread  manu,  Stricldaadgate' 

Carriers. 

From  the  Canal  Wharf,  dailey,  Widow- 
Welsh  and  Sons,  to  London,  JLiverpool^ 
Manchester,  Preston.  Lancaster  and 
Glasgotv,  fi-om  whence  goods  are  forward- 
ed to  all  parts  of  the  north  and  south 

John  Hargreaves,  to  Carlisle,  Penrith,- 
Preston,  IjancaUer,  Liverpool,  JEdiriM- 
burgh,  Glasgow  and  Manchester  from 
whence  goods  are  forwarded  to  London  by< 
Pickfords  daily  Caravan,  and  by  Fly  Boats 
and  Waggons  to  all  parts  of  the  south  and 
west  of  England 

From  the  Wool  Pack  Yard,  Stricklandgate, 
John  Dowker,  to  London,  York,  Hull, 
Leeds,  Hnddersjield,  Halijax  and  alV 
parts  of  the  south  and  west  of  England 
every  Tu.  Thu.  and  Saturday  .  « 

John  Robinson  to  TVhitehaven,  Cockermouth^ 
Keswick,  and  Wigton  every  Mon.  Wed..s 
Thursday,  and  Saturday 

A  boat  leaves  Kendal  every  inorning  at  three, 
for  Liverpool,  Preston  and  Lancaster, 
and  arrives  in  Kendal  from  the  above' 
places  every  evening  at  six 

A  packet  boat  for  passengei-s  leaves  the  Canal; 
Wharf  every  morning  at  eight,  during  thel 
summer  months,  for  Lancaster,  Preston,' 


KENDAL. 


279 


Coaches. 

From  the  Kings  Arms,  Strickland-gate 

The  Royal  Mail  to  London,  throiigfh  La7i- 
casler,  Preston,  Bolton,  nad  Manchester, 
and  b}'  way  of  Ormskirk  to  Liverpool, 
every  day  at  one  o'clock,  and  arrives  in 
London  in  two  days 

The  lloval  Mail  to  Carlulf:  evety  morning 
at  half-past  seven,  by  which  passengers 
are  forwarded  to  Edinburgh  &  Glasgow. 

The  North  Britain  to  Manchester  and  Li- 
verpool, through  Lancaster  &  Preston, 
from  thence  by  way  of  Bolton  \o  Man- 
chester, and  Ormskirk  to  Liverpool, 
every  night  at  eleven  o'clock 

The  North  Britain  to  Carlisle,  and  forward 
passengers  same  as  Mail,  at  half-past  four 
every  morning 

The  Telesfraph  to  Liverpool  and  Manches- 
ter, by  the  same  rout  as  the  Mail  and 
North   Britain,     every   morning  at   five 

The  Good  Intent  to  fp  hitehaven,  through 
Keswick,  Cocker  mouth,  fVoi  kington,  ll^'c. 
every  morning  at  half-past  seven  o'clock 
(Sundays  excepted.) 


The  Royal  Union  to  Leeds,  through  Kirby 
Lonsdale,  Skiplon,  Bradford,  Sfc.  every 
morning  at  five    (Sundays  excepted) 

N.  B.  The  Good  Intent  and  Royal  Union 
have  no  connection  with  the  ofiSce,  but 
passengers  must  take  their  places  iu  the 
King's  Arms  Inn. 

From  the  White  Hart,  High-gate. 

The  Royal  Union  to  Liverpool  &  Manches- 
ter through  Lancaster  &  Preston,  froia 
thence  tdrough  Ormskirk  to  Liverpool 
and  Bolton  to  Manchester  every  morning 
at  five 

The  Lord  ExmoutU  to  Ulverstone  every 
Tuesday,  Thurs.  and  Sat.  mornings  at 
seven,  and  returns  the  following  days 

From  the  Commercial  Inn,  High-gate, 

The  Royal  Liverpool  lo  Liverpool  a.nd  Man- 
chester through  Lancaster  and  Preston, 
from  thence  by  way  of  Ormskirk  to  Li- 
verpool and  Bolton  to  Manchester  every 
morning  at  a  quarter  before  five 

The  Wellington  to  Carlisle  every  night  art 
nine 


MARYPORT 


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S  a  seaport  and  market  town,  in  the  parish  of  Cross  Canonby  in  Cumberland.  It  is 
pleasantly  situated  on  the  banks  of  tha  river  Ellen,  which  divides  it  into  -  two  parts  :  The 
harbour  which  will  contain  a  great  number  of  vessels,  has  been  considerably 
improved.  Many  ships  of  heavy  burthen,  for  the  American,  West  ludia,  and 
coasting  trade,  are  built  and  repaired  here.  The  principal  manufactures  of  the  place,  con- 
sists of  cotton  and  linen  checks,  hats,  sail-cloth, and  the  usual  routine  of  occupations 
connected  with  nautical  pursuits.  Maryport  is  an  infant  establishment,  formerly  the  resort 
of  a  few  fishermen,  who  occupied  a  number  of  miserable  cabins  along  the  beach;  but  now 
rising  into  importance,  having  some  well  built  streets,  and  a  population  of  about  5000 
inhabitants,  It  is  a  place  of  considerable  resort,  during  the  appropriate  season,  being 
happily  situated  for  sea  bathing.  A  variety  of  articles  are  exported  hence,  the  principal  of 
which  is,  the  valuable  commodity,  pit  coal.  The  imports  are  timber,  iron,  flax  and  Baltic 
produce.  Here  is  a  Chapel  of  Ease,  under  Canonby.  In  the  neighbourhood  is  Ellen- 
borough,  whence  the  late  celebrated  judicial  character,  (Lord  Ellenborough)  derived 
his  title.  Near  this  town,  are  the  remains  of  a  considerable  Roman  station,  supposed  by 
Camden,  to  be  Volantium,  where  the  first  Cohort  of  the  Dalmatians  were  in  garrison-  At 
this  place  have  been  found,  an  immense  number  of  altars,  statues,  inscribed -sXone.s,aaeI 
other  remains  of  Roman  antiquity.     The  market  is  held  on  Friday. 


Post  Mistress,  Jane  Kitchen, — Letters  arrive  at  five  in  the  afternoon,  and  are  dispatched 
at  nine  in  the  evening. 


Academies. 

Seattle  George,  Wood-st. 

Longcake  Wm.  Catharine-st. 

Shirwen  Joseph,  Wood-st. 

Willis  IVIiss,  [La.  boarding  sch.]  High-st. 

Anchor  Smith. 
Penny  John,  at  the  Quay 

Attornies,  Solicitors,  8fC. 
Fearon  Robert,  High-st. 
Langhorne  Benj.  [conveyancer]  High-st. 
Morrison  John,  High-st. 
Sim  John,  High-st. 


Bank. 

Richmond   Gustavus,   agent,   to  Jobnstoq, 
Raney  &  Co.  of  VVhitehaven, 

Booksellers,  Stationers  Sf  Binders. 
Bowes  Henry,  [&  tea  dealer]  Senhouse-st. 
Harrison  John,  Crosbie-st. 
Harrison  Mary,  Wood-st. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Maekrs. 
Barnes  Wm.  Senhouse-st. 
Borrell  John,  Crosbie-st. 
Brown  John,  Crosbie-st.  3 

Fisher  John,  Senhouse-st. 


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Henderson  Samuel,  Wood-st. 
Leighton  Wm.  King-st. 
Maxwell  John,  VVood-st. 
SaTidcrson  Joseph,  Wood-st. 
Sanderson  Henry,  Wood-st. 
Sanderson  Benj.  Higb-st. 
Smith  Robert,  Brow 
White  Margaret,  High-st. 

Braziers  and  Tinsmiths. 
Banks  John,  Crosbie-st, 
Osmotheiby  John,  John-st. 

Cabinet  Makers  Sf  Joiners, 
Brown  George,  Crosbie-st. 
Brown  Anthony,  King-st. 
Brown  Thomas,  Brow 
Hardy  Wm.  King-st. 
Millican  Joseph,  Senhouse-st. 
Nicholson,  J.  High-st. 
Tickle  Wm.  High-st. 

Cartiv  rights, 
Bragg  Isaac,  Wood-st, 
Clark  Wm.  Crosbie-st. 
Clark  John,  Senhouse-st. 

Cldna,  Sfc.  Dealer's. 
Barwise  Jeremiah,  Crosbie-st. 
Teckle  Henry,  King-st. 

Confectioners. 
Abbot  Timothy,  Senhouse-st. 
Furlong  Richard,  Wood-st. 
M'George  John,  Strand-st. 

Coopers  and  Block  Makers. 
Bell  Joseph,  Senhouse-st, 
Mathers  Wm.  Strand-st. 
Robinson  John,  King-st. 
Smith  Wilford,  12uay 
Thorburn  F.  Strand-st, 

Cotton  Sf  Linen  Check  Manufacturs, 
Barnes  Richard,  Senhouse  st. 
Duggan   Edwd.    [dealer  in  worsted]   Sen- 
house-st. 
Fearon  &  Sealby,  Crosbie-st, 

Currier  ^  Leather  Merchant. 
Scott  Jonah,  Senhouse-st. 

Fire  and  Life,  Insurances  Offices. 
Norwich  Union,  Susannah  Sim,  agent 
Phceuix,  Skelton  &  Robinson,  agts.  High-st, 

Flaa?  Dj'esscrs. 
Briggs  Myles,  High-st. 
Ritson  John,  Senhouse-st. 
Ross  Nicholas,  [&  yam  dealer]  Wood-st. 

Grocers,  ^'C. 
Allan  Mary,  High-st. 
Asbridge  Ruth,  Senhouse-st. 
Barwise  Jeremiah,  Crosbie-st. 
Bell  Ann,  High-st. 
Brown  Hugh,  King-st. 
Carruthers  Sarah,  Crosbie-st. 
Elliot  Edward,  Wood-st. 
Fallows  Ann,  High-st. 
Fletcher  Samuel,  Wood-st. 
Hardy  Elizabeth,  Wood-st. 
Harrison  W.  (&  hardware  dlr)  Senh.-ousest. 
Hewit  George,  High-st. 
Hurst  Joseph,  Turners-lane 


Ismay  Henry,  High-st. 
Lister  Kendal,  Crosbie-st, 
Mason  Fanny,  Senhouse-st. 
Moffat  Elizabeth,  VVood-st. 
Richardson  John,  King-st. 
Rotberj'  Henry,  High-st. 
Selkrige  Jonathan,  Wood-st. 
Skelton  and  Robinson,  High-st; 
Thompson  Peter,  Crosbie-st. 
Twentyman  John,  Senhouse-st. 
Wallace  Wm.  Senhouse-st. 
White  Joseph,  High-st. 
Wise  Sarah,  High-st. 

Hatters. 
Brown  John,  Senhouse-st.  . 
Brown  Elizabeth,  King-st. 
Irwin  Wm.  John-st, 

Ironmongers. 
Drury  Isaac,  (&  iron  merchant)  King-st. 
Millican  Joeeph,  Senhouse-st. 
Tickle  Henry,  (&  ship  chandler)  King-st. 

Milliners. 
Barnes  .Mary,  Wood-st. 
Braithwaite  Mary,    (&  draper  &  tea  dealer) 

Senhouse-st. 
Christopherson  Catharine,  High-st. 
Mitchenson  Elizabeth,  High-st. 
Wilson  Elizabeth,  High-st. 

Nail  ^Manufacturers. 
Banks  Jonathan,  Paper-mill 
Tickle  Henry,  King-st. 

Nursery  ana  Seedsmen. 
Barwise  Jeremiah,  Crosbie-st. 
Skelton  &  Robinson,  High-st, 
Twentyman  John,  Senhouse-st. 

Painters,  Plumbers  8^  Glaziers. 
Hodgson  John,  King-st. 
Millican  John,  Senhouse-st. 
Tyson  Edward,  King-st. 
Wheelwright  Wm.  (&  gilder) 
Pawnbrokers. 
Barwise  Richard,  Nelson-lane 
Hodgson  Francis,  Senhouse-st. 

Sail  Cloth,  Manufacturers, 
Barnes  Richard  &  Co.  Wood-st. 
Briggs  Mj'les,  High-st. 
Ritson  John,  Scnhoufe-st. 

Ship  Builders. 
Middieton  Isaac  &  Co.  High-st. 
Neilson,  Wood  &  Co. 
Peate  John  &  Co.  High-st. 

Ship  ^  Insurance  Brokers. 
Brown  Hugh,  King-st, 
Hewetson  John,  King-st. 
Stalker  Mary,  High-st. 

Ship  Owners  and  Merchants,  bfC; 
Archer  Thos.  Higb-st, 
Archer  Crewston,  Higb-st. 
Asbridge  Thos.  Kirby-st, 
Asbridge  Peter,  Kirfaj'-st. 
Bell  Ann,  High-st. 
Bowes  Daniel,  High-st. 
Braithwaite  Thos.  Higb-st. 
Briggs  Myles,  High-st.  . 
Carrick  John,  High-st. 


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,  Christopherson  Luther,  High-st. 
Collier  Josepli,  Higli-st. 
Collin  Peter,  Kirby-st. 
Dickinson  John,  Hig>h-st. 
Dillion  Wm.  High-st. 
Drewry  Isaac,  Higih-st. 
Eagl^fsfield  Ashby,  High-st. 
Fletcher  Wui.  King-st. 
Fletcher  Robt.  High-st. 
HarknesR  John,  King-st. 
Hewett  Robt.  Nelson-lane 
Hodgson  John,  High-st. 
Hiiddleston  Joseph,  Wood-st. 
Hughes  J  as,  Wood-st. 
Inman  John,  sen.  Quay 
Ionian  John,  juu.  High-st, 
Johnston  Richard,  King-st. 
Jo'uastOQ  Jonathan,  High-st. 
M'^clies  Thos.  King-st. 
Muidleton  Isaac,  High-st. 
Middleton  Joseph,  High-st. 
Mjddfeton  Mary,  Hlgh-st. 
Mitchell  Jas.  Senhouse-et. 
Miicljell  Wm.  King-st. 
Mitchioson  John,  High-st. 
-Ostle  Joseph,  Wood-st. 
Parrott  John,  Wood-st. 
Peat  John,  sen.  High-st. 
Penny  John,  Quay 
Petcairn  Jas.   High-st. 
Quaye  Win.  Nelson-lane 
^Richmond  Gustnvus,  Senhouse-st, 
Jlit<on  John,  Queen-st. 
RobinsOn  John,  Wood-st. 
Robinson  Joseph,  High-st. 
Sanderson  Benjamin,  Kirby-St. 
Scaife  Thomas,  High-st. 
Scott  Rie!)ard,  High-st. 
Shaw  Samuel,  Senhouse-st. 
Simmond  John,  Nelson-lane 
Smith  Robt.  High-st. 
Snjith  Elizabetl ,  King-st, 
Tiir-Mpson  Wm.  King-at. 
Thompson  Robt.  High-st. 
Thompson  John,  Nelson-lane 
Walker  John,  King-st. 
Walkei  Richard,  Nelson-lane 
WlK-elwright  Joseph,  Senhouse-st. 
Wilson  George,  High-st. 
Wilson  Samuel,  King-st. 
Wylde  Wm.  King-st 

Stone  and  Marble  Masons. 
Asbridge  John,  (&  letter  carver)  Senhouse-st, 
Sharp  John,  (&  letter  carrer)  Wood-st.     - 
SmJtli  Thos.  High-st. 
Thompson  Pster  Furnissrlane 
Thompson  « m.  Cathaiine-st. 

Surgeons. 
An.Jerson  Thos.  Wood-'st. 
Gardner  Jar.  John-st. 
Hall  Robt.  High-^t. 

Tailors. 
Banks  Jonathan,  Senhouse-st, 
Baines  Jas.  Senhouse-st. 
Dixon  George,  Wood-st. 
Hodgson  John,  Cathariae-st. 
Shiltoh  Jacob,  High-st, 

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Tallow  Chcmdlers. 
Gill  Joseph.  John-st. 
Scott  Thos.  Senhouse-st. 

Tanners. 
Mark  Thos.  Mary-port 
Mitchell  Daniel,  Senhouse-st, 
Tea  Dealers. 
Buttermere  Jane,  High-st. 
Bowes  Henry,  Senhouse-st, 
Fallows  Ann,  High-st. 
Millican  Joseph,  Senhouse-st. 

Taverns  and  Public  Houses. 
Anclior,  Mary  Crierie,  John-st. 
Anchor,  Jane  Pearson,  Quay 
Black  Lion,  Daniel  Gate,  Crosbie-st. 
Boat,  Joseph  Caven,  King-st 
Britannia,  Catharine  Walker,  King-st, 
Brown  Cow,  Stamper  Armstffjng,  Wood-fit. 
Coach  &  Horses,  John  Graham,  Wood-st. 
Cross  Keys,  Sarah  Leighton,  King-at. 
Curwens  Arms'  L.  Barwise,  Wood-st. 
George  &  Dragon,  H.  Sanderson,  Wood-st. 
Grapes,  Elizabeth  Bell,  King-st. 
Hatters  Arms',  Mary  Brown,  Cresbie-st. 
Hope  &  Anchor,  Geo.  Brough,  South-quajr 
Huntsman,  John  Killett,  Strand-st. 
Kiag's  Arms,  Rt.  Thompson,  King-st. 
Lamb,  Joseph  Banks,  Crosbie-st. 
Lord  Nelson,  Sarah  Archer,  Senhouse-st. 
Que<;n's  Head,  Jane  Sharp,  Senbonse-st. 
Regent,  Mary  Ritson,  Crosbie-st. 
Riggers  Arms'  John  Fisher,  Senhouse-st, 
Hoyal  Oak,  John  Borrell,  Crosbie-st. 
Senhouse  Arms',  A.  &  M.  Ritson,  Nelson-ln. 
Ship,  Clement  Edgar,  High-st. 
Ship,  Jas.  Robinson,  South-quay 
Ship,  Wm.  Adams,  Senhouse-st. 
Shi).  Launch,  Jonathan  Banks,  Paper-mill 
Sloop,  Anthony  Sewell,  Strand-st. 
Sun,  Wm.  Charles,  Wood-st. 
Wheat-Sheaf,  Wm.  Mackey,  King-st. 

Timber  Merchants. 
Middleton  Isaac  and  Co.  High-st. 
Millican  Joseph  and  Co.  Senhouse-st. 
Mitchell  &  Seymour,  Strand-st, 
Nelson,  Wood  and  Co.  Strand-st. 
Pearson  and  Robinson,  Nelson-lane 
Peat  John  and  Co,  High-st. 
Walker  J"hn,  Strand-st. 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers* 

Creig  Joseph,  Senhouse-st. 
Thompson  John,  Senhouse-st. 

While  and  BlacksmHAs. 
Barwise  Leonard,  Wood-st. 
Hodgson  Wm.  Crosbie-st, 
Nixon  John,  Croabie-st. 
Turner  T.  Hjgh-st, 

Wine  and  Spirit  Merchants. 
Bell  Jane,  (spirit  onlyj  Senhouse-st. 
Cockton  Sarah,  Nelson-lane 
Hewetson  John,  King-«t. 
M'Kenzie  Fletcher,  King-'St. 

Woollen  and  Linen  Driers, 
Atkinsoq  Joseph,  Senhouse-st. 
Brown  John,  Crosbie-st.  ,\ 

Brown  Joseph,  QuBy  '''^ 

Buttermere  Jane,  High-st,  ."-i^^oU  jaiaH 


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Dixon  George,  Wood-st. 
Fearon  and  Sealby,  Crosbie-st, 
Gill  John,  Senhouse-st. 
Graham  Jolin,  Wood-&t, 
Hay  Andrew,  Senhouse-st, 
Ostle  Wilkinson,  Senhouse-st. 

MISCELLANY. 
Daren  John,  baker  and  flour  dealer,  High-st 
Grierson  Thos.  druggist  and  inspector,  <Jf 

hides,  John-sf. 
Hine  Joseph,  miller,  Fearnes-=nill 
Milliken  Joseph,  distributor  of  stamps 
Oliver  J  as   baker,  Strand-st. 
Pea»  Richard,  rope  maker,  Nelson-lane 
Potter  Mark,  wood  turner,  John-st. 
Ritson  John,  brewer,  Wood-st. 
Scurr  John,  saddierA  trunkraaker,Crosbie-st 
White  Joseph,  auctioneer,  High-st. 
Wilson  Benjamin,  dyer,  John-st, 

Carriers. 
Thos.  Bryce  from  PForkington,  arrives  at  the 

Queen's  Head,   Senhouse-st.    every   Fri. 

and  returns  the  same  day 
John    Bushby,    from   Wigton,  arrives   on 


Tuesday,   and   departs   on    Wednesday, 

from  the  Lamb,  Crosbie-st, 
George  Carruther's,  Nelson-lane,  (o  TVIdte- 

Mven,  every  Mon,  Tburs.  and  Sat.  and 

returns  same  evening 
Edward  Edgar,  from  fPorkington,  arrives 

at  the  Hatter's  Arms',  Crosbie-st.  every 

Friday,  and  returns  same  day 
Johu  Gill,  from  TVerklngton,  arrives  at  the 

Black    Lion,   Crosbie-st.    every  Friday, 

and  returns  same  day 
John  Scott,    from     Carlule,   by    Wigton, 

arrives  at  the  Sun,  Wood-st.  on  Tuesday 

proceeds  to  Whitehaven^  and  returns  to 

Carlisle,  on  Thursday 
Joseph  Taylor,  from    Cochermouth,  arrives 

Tuesday  and    Friday,   and  returns   same 

days,  from  the  Lamb,  Crosbie-st. 

Coaches. 
From  the  Golden  Lion,  Senhouse  St. 
The  Royai  Sailor  Post  Coach,   every  day, 
[except    Sunday.]     To    Carlisle,  at  ten 
1      morning,  to  Whitehaven,  at  half -past  two 
afternoon. 


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MORPETH. 


OPPOSED  to  have  derived  its  name  from  Moor  Path,  or  road  through  the  Moor,  is  a 
plensaiit  well  bailt  town,  seated  on  the  northern  bank  of  the  river  Wansbeck,  in  a  warm 
and  sheltered  vale,  surrounded  with  a  rich  and  cultivated  country.  The  market  place  is 
conveniently  situated  near  the  centre  of  the  town.  The  market  cross  was  rebuilt  in  the 
year  1783.  A  Tower  is  built  near  the  market  place,  containing  a  good  peal  of  bells ;  this 
circumstance  is  owing  to  the  Church  being  placed  at  a  distance  from  the  town.  In  1714, 
an  elegant  Town-house  was  built,  by  the  Carlisle  family  in  which  the  Manorial  Court 
is  held,  and  also  the  Quarter  Sessions,  for  the  county.  Between  the  Town-hall  and  the 
bridge,  is  the  County  Gaol,  which  is  a  respectable  structure,  having  a  small  Chapel,  at  the 
north  end,  and  at  the  west  end,  a  Grammar  School.  The  Parochial  Chui-ch,  stands  on  the 
south  side  of  the  bridge,  on  Kirk  hill,  in  the  West  park.  The  Baronial  Castle,  near  the 
Church,  has  hut  few  vestiges  remaining.  Morpeth,  has  sent  Members  to  Parliament, 
since  the  first  year  of  Queen  Mary,  in  1553.  It  is  a  prescriptive  Borough,  governed  by  two 
Bailiffs  and  seven  Aldermen.  The  places  of  worship,  are  one  Church  of  the  Establishment, 
one  Catholic  Chapel,  and  two  Meeting  Houses  for  Methodists.  The  town  is  situated  alt 
the  distance  of  19  miles  froai  Alnwick,  14  from  Newcastle,  and  286  from  London. 

The  market  day,  is  on  Wi^dnesdav,  and  the  annual  fairs,  on  the  first  Wednesday  in  March, 
for  hinds,  Wednesday  v;ee.»  before  Whitsuntide,  and  Wednesday  before  July  22nd. 

Population  about  3000. 

Post-Office,  Market  place.— Stephen  Wilkinson,  Post  Master.  Mail  to  the  North,  every 
day,  at  12,  to  the  South,  every  morning,  at  10. 


Altornies. 

Brumell  Henry,  Cattle- market 
Charlton  Anthony,  Market-place 
Markharn  George,  Market-place 
Wilson  John,  Market-place 

Auctioneers. 
Fenwick  Richard,  High-chnreh 
Howe  John,  Market-place 
Howe  Robert,  Turks-head-yard 
Riddell  John,  Market-place 

Bakers  ^  Flour  Dealers. 
Anderson  John,  Bridge-st. 
Balmain  George,  Newgate-st. 
Hal  den  Tlios.  Market-place 
Hood  Alex.  Newgate-st. 
Hudson  George,  Newgate-st, 


Taylor  Joseph,  Newg4te-st. 
Bankers. 
Newcastle  Bank,  Jas.  Railston,  agent 
Northumberland,  Richard  Pickering,  agent 
Booksellers,  Printers  Sf  Stationers. 
Blair  Peter,  Newgate-st. 
Wilkinson  Stephen,  Market-place 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers, 
Burn  Jas.  Newgate-st. 
Fenwick  John,  Cattle-market 
Noble  Thos.  &  Edwd.  Cattle-market 
Patterson  John,  Newgate-st. 
Stoker  Wm.  Newgate-st. 

Braziers  and  Tinmen. 
Henderson  John  Marshall,    [&  plumberj,- 
Newgate-st. 


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Moore  Henry,  (and  plumber)  Newgate-s. 
Story  Wm.  Bridge-st. 

Brewers. 
Fenwick,  Kell  &  Co.  St.  Thomas's-well 
Thompson  Wm.  Market-place 
C'artwrights, 
Grey  George,  Old-gate 
Harbottle  Thos.  Union-st. 

Chemists  and  Druggists. 
Jackson  John,  Cattle-market 
Lewins  Richard,  Newgate  st. 

Coopers, 
Esther  Henry,  Newgate -st. 
Midford  Wm.  Bridge-st. 
Mitclieson  Wm.  Market-place 
Oliver  -lohn,  Bridge-st. 
Smith  Wm.  Newgate-st. 

Cloggers. 
Davison  Wm;  Newgate  st. 
Robinson  Thomas,  Market-place 
Corn  Millers,  ^c, 
Blair  Thomas,  Abbey-mill 
Jobling  Jas    Newgate-st. 
Nairn  Philip  &  Sons,  Market-place 
Richardson  Ralph,  Bridge-st. 

Curriers  and  heather  Cutters, 
Atkinson  Jas.  Union-st. 
Hall  Robert,  Bridge-st. 

Flannel  Afanufaeturers, 
Nairn  Wm.  Bridge-st. 
Thompson  Rt.  &  Benj.  Newgate-st. 

Flaa?  Dressers. 
Hindhaugh  John,  jun.  Market-place 
Nairn  Phillip  &  Sons,  Market-place 

Glovers. 
Black  George,  Market-place 
Kidd  John,  Newgate-st. 
Watson  Robert,  Market-plaee 

Grocers  and  Tea  Dealers. 
Bates  John,  Newgate-st. 
Brown  Wm.  Newgate-st. 
Brown  John,  Brid£;e-st. 
Hodgson  Joseph,  Market-place 
Jobling  Jas,  Newgate-st. 
Milburn  Henry,  Cattle- market 
Nairn  Philip  &  Sons,  Market-place 
Nicholson  John,  Newgate-st. 
Reed  Benj.  Cattle- market 
Singleton  Jane,  Newgate-st. 
Stephenson  Wm.  Bridge-st. 
Thompson  Wm.  Market-place 

Hat  Manufacturers, 
Akenhead  George,  Newgate-st. 
Rogers  Anthony,  Market-place 
Turner  Alex.  Newgate-st. 

Imis, 
Black  Bull,  Ann  Stephenson,  Bridge-st. 
George  &  Dragon,  kobt.  Peacock,  Market- pi. 
King's  Arms,  John  Whitfield,  Cattle-market 
New  Hope  and  Anchor,  Elizabeth  Sadler, 

Cattle- market 
Old  Phoenix,  Henry  Dixon,  Bridge- st, 
Phoenix,  Robert  Di.x'on,   Bridge-st. 
Queen's  Head,Mary  Sunderland,Cattle-mar 


Turk's  Head,  Rt.  Thompson,  Cattle-market 
Scotch  Arms,  John  Howe,  Market-place 
Whalebone,  Robt.  Whitlam,  Bridge-st. 

Ironmongers. 
Nairn  Philip  and  Son,  Market-place 
Robson  Edward,  Cattle-market 
Stevinson  Peter,  Newgate-st. 
Thompson  John,  Market-place 

Joiners. 
Charlton  John,  Back-riggs 
Forrest  Jas.  Forrest-buildings 
Haswell  Wm.  Cattle-market 
Manners  John,  Old-gate 
Ord  John,  Newgate-st. 
Robinson  Christopher,  Newgate-st. 

Liuen  and   Woollen  Drapers, 
Bennett  Edwd,  and  Wm .  Cattle-market 
Bowser  Thos.  Cattle-market 
Chatto  Thos.  Market-place 
Dixon  Thos.  Market-place 
Jobling  Thos.  Market-place 
Marshall  Robt.  Market-place 
llobson  Thos.  Market-place 

Milliners. 
Brown  and  Reed,  Market-place 
Singleton  Mary,  Market-place 
Wright  Francis  and  M.  Market-place 

Millwrights. 
Hunter  Thos.  Old-gate 
Walker  Thos.  Walk-mill 
Watson  John,  Bag-pipe-court 

Nursery  and  Seedsmen, 
Hay  Gilbert,  Caledonian-place 
Purdy  Thos.  Caledonian-place 
Patterson  Wm.  Back-way 
Whinham  Robt.  Bridge-end 

Painters. 
Creighton  Robt.  Bridge-st, 
Harbottle  John,  Market-place 
Physicians. 
Trotter  Wm.  Newgate-st. 
Wilson  John,  Market-place 

Saddlers. 
Robson  Edwd.  Cattle-market 
Stevinson  Peter,  Newgate-st. 
Thompson  John,  Market-place 

Skinners. 
Thompson  Rt.and  Benj.   Old-gate 
Walker  John,  Butlers-green  \ 

Stone  Masons, 
Booteman  John,  Forrest-buildings 
King  Thos.  Newgate-st. 
Miers  Wm.  [and  Builder]  Bridge-end 

Surgeons. 
Clark  Wm.  Newgate-st. 
HawdenWm.  Sheep-market 
Hewer  Thos.  Newgate-st. 
Robb  John,  Market-place 
Shute  Robt,  Cumberland-row 
Tailors,   Sfc. 
Barrow  Robt.  Market-place 
Bell  Chas.  Sheep-market 
*Dixon  Robt.  Bridge-end 
Johnson  Jas.  Cattle-market 


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MORPETH 


M'Kay  Jas.  Newgate-at, 
Walker  Ralph,  Newgate-st. 
Watson  John,  Sheep-market 

Tallow  Chandlers. 
Brown  Wm.  Newgate-st. 
Brown  Johi^,  Bridge-st. 
Burton  Wm.  Bridge-st. 
Creighton  Thos.  Newgate-st. 

Tanners. 

Atkinson  Edwd.  Cattle- market 
Hall  Milford,  Tanners-bum 
Railslon  J  as.  N*'wgate-st. 
Woodman  Benj.  Bridge-st. 

Taverns  and  Public  Houses. 

Bay  Nag,  Thos.  Lackenby,  Newgate-st. 

Black  Swan,  Elinor  Story,  Union-st. 

Black  and  Grey   Horse,   Elizabeth  Bean, 
Newgate-st, 

Bulls  Head,  John  Thompson,  Bridge-end 

Corporation  Arms,  Henry  Leidman,  Cattle- 
market 

Dun  Cow,  Barbara  Watson,  Newgate-st. 

Grey  Bull,  John  Dees,  Market-place 

Grey  Hound,  John  Potts,  Newgate-st. 

Grey  NagR  Head,  Wm.  Womack,  Newgate-st 

Howard  Arms,  Wm.  Heron,  Cattle-market 

King  Crispin,  George  Hedley,  Newgate-st. 

King's  Head,  John  Hedley,  Cattle-market 

Lord  Hood,  George  Hood,  Newgate-st. 

Masons  Arms,  '.Vm.  Brady,  Newgate-st. 

Marquis  of  Granby,  Ann  Nevins,  Cattle-mt. 

Old  Hope  and   Anchor,    Wm.    Patterson, 
Briilge-st. 

Pack  Horse,  Robt.  Hudson,  Newgate-st. 

Seven  Stars,  R^  Hannay,  Newgate-st. 

Shoulder  of  Mutton,  R.  Wood,  Newgate-st. 

Spread  Eagle,  M.  Nevins,  opposite  Castle 

Sun,  Henry  Esther,  Newgate-st. 

White  Horse,  Walter  Coulthard,  Old-gate 

White  Swan,  Mary  Hedley,  Newgate-st. 
Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 

Bowman  Daniel,  Newgate-st. 

Clark  Michael,  Newgate-st. 

Hardie  John,  Capper-chare 

Rawson  John,  Newgate-st. 

Wine  and  Spirit  Merchants. 

Bennett  Edwd,  and  Wm.  Cattle-market 

Bell  Wm.  Cattle-market 

Dixon  Thos.  Market-place 

Nairn  Wm.  Bridge-st. 

Taylor  Christopher,  Newgate-st. 

MISCELLANY. 

Blake  John,  Keeper  of  the  County  Gaol,  »f 

Northumberland,  Bridge-st. 
Blakey  Rt,  Hatter  and  Furrier,  Bridge-st. 
Brownrigg  Thos.  bookbinder,  Union-st- 


Bowman  Thos.  Land  Surveyor,  Bridge-st, 

Jenkins  Matthew,  dyer.  Market-place 

Mitcheson  Jas.  earthenware  dealer,  Market- 
place 

Wrighk  Joseph,  timber  neirGhant,,  Dan^- 
mill-yard 

Carriers  hy  Land. 

Jlnwick,  Wm.  Graham,  Wed.  Fri.  &  Sat. 
Pack  Horse 

Berwick-on-Tweed,  Wm.  Graham,  Wed- 
and  Sat.  Pack  Horse 

Blyth,  Thos.  Paudey,  Tues.  and  Sat.  New- 
gate st. 

Edinburgh,  [through  Wooler  &  Coldstream] 
Fly  Waggon,  every  day  at  4  o'clock,  after- 
noon, George  &  Dragon 

Elsclon,  Joseph  Hardy,  Wed.  Pack  Horse 

Hartley,  Joseph  Routledge,  Sat.  Bridge-end 

Kelso,  (through  Wooler  &  Coldstream) 
Margaret  Riddell,  Thurs.  Pack  Horse 

Ldng  Horsely,  Jas.  Ramsey,  Wed.  (Sun.) 

Newcastle,  Fly  Waggon,  every  night,  12 
o'clock,  George  &  Dragon 

Newcastle,  John  Hedley  Thurs.  &  Sat. 
King's  Head 

North  Shields,  Henry  Rowly,  Wed  &  Sat, 
Old  Hope  &  Anchor 

Rothhury,  Joseph  Riddell,  Fri.  Paek-Hors© 

Rothbury,  Edwd.Wilson,  Fri.  Whalebone- Inu 

Pf^arkworlh,  Joseph  Miller, Wed.  Pack  Horse 

Widderingtnn,  Wm.  Aynsley,  Sat.  Grey- 
Nag's- Head 

fVhittingham,  Matthew  Alder,  Fri.  Whale- 
bone-Inn 

Wooler,  Wm.  Carr,  Wed  &  Fri.  Turk's-Hd. 
Coaches. 

Alnwick,  Berwick,  8fc.  Royal  Mail,  every 
day  at  12  o'clock,  Queen's  Head 

Alnwick,  Berwick,  &fc.  Union,  every  morn- 
ing, (except  Sunday]  at  7,  King's  Arms 

Alnwick,  "rhe  Northumberland,  every 
morning,  [except  Sunday]  at  half  past  12, 
George  &  Dragon 

Edinburgh,  Through  Wooler  &  Coldstream, 
the  Wellington,  every  morning,  [except 
Sunday]  at  8,  King's  Arms 

Newcastle,  The  Royal  Mail,  every  morning 
at  10,  Queen's  Head 

Newcastle,  The  Union,  every  night,  (except 
Sunday)  at  9,  King's  Arms 

Newcastle,  The  Wellington,  every  night, 
(except  Sunday)  at  8,  King's  Arms 

Newcastle,  The  Northumberland,  every  day 
at  4,  George  &  Dragon 

Newcastle,  A  Coach,  every  morning,  at  8, 
George  and  Dragon 

Newcastle,  British  Queen,  every  morn- 
ing, at  8,  Scotch  Arms 


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NE:WCASTLE;.UPON.TYNE 

X&  the  most  important  tracing  aipd  commercial  Town  in  Nortjiumberlaad ;  15  juilrs  from 
Durbaiw,  35  from  Alnwick,  119  from  Edinburgh,  and  271  from  London,  M\ms  Hadr 
rianas,  who  came  into.  Britaia  in  the  year  120,  and  built  a  wall  eighty  Romi«n  miles  >n, 
length,  fr.oai  sea  to  sea*  This  wall  began  at  Pons  jEiii,  (the  present  Newcastle)  upon  thi;, 
Tyne,  and  eoded  at  Tunnocelum,  on  SoUvay  Frith,  at  which  place  vrrre  stationed,  th^/ 
firsi,  cohort  of  j^liaa  macines.  It  is  certain  that  Newcastle  bridge  Was  of  Roiitan  origin,, 
for  coins  of  Emperors,  both  before  and  after  the  time  of  Hadrian,  were  found  in  its  piers 
aitei-  the  great  flood  of  1771.  Late  discoveries  have  also  ascertained  the  real  scite  of  the- 
£oman  station  here  ;  for,  in  digging  the  foundations  of  the  new  County  Court  in  1810,, 
two  Roman  altaiv,  coins  of  Antoninus  Pius,  aijd  several  otlicr Roman  antiquities  wer.e  dis- 
covered. Under  the  Sa,von  Kings  of  Northumberland,  Pons  ^lii  became  so  fatnoi's  fpr.  itflf 
Monafit«iiies,  as  to  be  called  Moukchester  ;  but,  when  the  Danish,  army  under  KaldfiiJ' 
ravasiod  tli^-  banks  of  the  Tyne,  it  suffered  in  common  with  other  places.  The  venerftl)!* 
walk  of  Pons  AlrL  so  effectually  braved  the  stomas  of  ei^'ht  hundred  years,  tliat  Kobert, 
Curtliose,  in  his  return  from,  his  expedition  against  Malcolm,  King  of  Scotland,  in  iOfeO, 
converted  t)hem  into  a  fort,  called  the  Newca*tle-upon-Tyne.  As  this  building  protected, 
the  i^ridge  from  thp  attacks  of  the  Scots,  it  was  considered  a  place  of  coiisidera!)le  imppr,- 
taote  King  John  matle  additional  works  to  the  Castle,  and  the  Black  Gate  was  huijt  b>i 
H;nry  III.  Here  John  Baliol  didi  homage  to.  Edward  I.  for  the  Crown  of  Sco'Jand^  Ip, 
lt)i).'>  V,)ia  Castle  was  let  to.  the  incorporated  Company  of  TailoriS,  for  the  sum  of  forty 
shill3nj(s  a  year.  The  old  Moot-hall  was  pulled  down  in  1810  ;  its  eastern  wiill  appe^r<id;t[» 
have  been  a  part  of  the  wall  of  tlie  Roman  station,  whose  foundations  were  also  discovered! 
imdertha  County  Court.  Till  Eljzabijth's,  time  the  County  Courts  werq  held  in  the  great 
tower.  After  the  time  of  James  I.  the  old  Chapel  of  the  garrison  was  converted  into  a. 
Mioot-hall,  and  the  dungeon  of  the  keep  reservs  d  for  the  county  prison  during  tht;  ti«je 
of  the  Assizes.  The  whole  of  the  Castle  Garth  is  in  the  county  of  Northumberland, 
though  its  inhabitants,  since  the  31st  of  Elizabeth,  have  been  subject  In  all  criminal  pro- 
secutions to  the  Sheriff  of  the  county  of  Newcastle.  The  County  Courts  are  on  the  scite 
of  the  bLalf'  moon  Kattei7 ;  Mr.  Stokoe  v/ts.  the  architect;  and  it  is  considered  one  of  tlic 
finest  specimens  of  Grecian  architecture  in  Britain. 

Newcastle  was  formerly  walled  rounds  these  walls  are  mentooaed:  in  tlM  charter  of  the  1 7tK 
of  king  John,  and  Edward  1st.  granted  the  Black"''Friars  a  passage  (o  their  garden  through, 
the  new  wall.  The  same  king  in  1299,  united  Pampedon  with  Newcastle,  whicli  occasioned 
the  new  wall  to  be  built  through  the  close  of  the  Carmelites,  on,  Vv  all  Knoll.  After  com.- 
pleling  the  walls,  the  town  was  dividedi  into  24  wards.  The  gates  were  all  embattled,  audi 
the  walls  at  all  points  defended  with  strong  towers,  the  walls  were  twelve  feet  high,  and 
eight  feet  thick,  and  strengthened  with  a  foss  uniformly  twenty  two  vaids  broad. 

Saint  Nicholas'  Church,  an  ancient  and  beautiful  edifice,  founded  in  1091.  burnt  down 
in  1216,  and  rebuilt  as  it  now  stands  in  1359.  The  truces  with  Scotland  were  ratified  in 
it*  vestry,  August  13th.  1451.  The  steeple  is,  192  feet  high,  and  its  summit  is  considered 
a  very  ingenious  and  admirable  specimen  of  architecture.  John  Knox  preached  in  this  church 
between  the  years  1550  &  1553.  Saint  Andrew's  is  a  very  ancient  fabric.  All  Sainta'  Chuixh 
is  a  very  splendid  and  elegant  structure,  its  form  is  circular  ;  on  the  south  it  has  a  fine  por- 
tico supported  by  five  Ionic  pillars,  its  spire  is  lofty,  its  old  bells  were  cast  out  of  an  eques- 
trian statue  of  James  2nd.  which  stood  upon  Sand-hill,  the  whole  structure  is  built  of  po- 
lished freestone  ;  and  its  pews  are  aU  of  mahogany.  Saint  John's  Church  is  of  ancient 
date,  its  founder  is  unknown  ;  it  is  mentioned  in  a  charter  of  Edward  the  Ist.,  Cunningham 
the  pastoral  poet  was  buried  here.  Besides  these  churches,  there  are  chapels  of  ease,  and 
other  places  of  public  worship  namely,  Roman  Catholics,  Society  of  Friends,  Presbyterians 
Seceders,  Calvanistic  Baptists,  Unitarians,  Methodists,  and  others.  Newcastle  boasts  o^ 
numerous  important  public  institutions,  among  which  ranks  the  Free  Grammai;  School  of* 
Queen  Elizabeth,  in  which  Bishop  Ridley,  the  Martyr,  tlie  famous  Col.  Lilburn,  and  Aiken- 


**•*  P^"''"'V^  ^'^*;  ^'"^^'>^^^'  '^"^  ^aint  John.  The  School-house  wa.s  built  by  il.e  corporation 
n}  r^u  '*'*">*''*>•'"'*  tharity  School  was  founded  in  1705,  for  forty  boys,  l.y  Mr.  John 
Ord.     The  corpovation  provided  the  Schoolrbpuse.     Saint  Andrew's  Charity  School,  found-. 


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NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE. 


ed  for  thirty  boys,  by  Sir  William  Blacket,  Bart,  in  1708,  had  an  additional  endowment 
from  the  son  of  its  founder,  for  the  purpose  of  clothing  the  boys.  In  1792  a  new  School- 
house  for  tins  institution  was  erected  in  Percy-street,  by  subscription.  ' 

The  Charity  School  of  All  Saints',  in  the  Manors,  for  41  boys,  and  17  girls,  was  founded 
in  17<;9  by  a  voluntary  contriliution.  Here  is  an  Infirmary,  Dispensary,  House  of  Re- 
covery, Lying^-ii.)-hospital,  and  a  Charity  for  poor  Lying-in  Married  vi  omen,  at  their  own 
houses.  Gatfshead,  is  an  ancient  borough  with  a  population  of  nearly  8,000,  it  is  situated 
on  the  south  side  of  the  Tyne,  exactly  opposite  to  Newcastle,  out  of  which  town,  into  Gates- 
head, the  traveller  has  an  easy  access  over  an  excellent  bridge  of  nine  arches.  Gateshead 
•which  is  in  the  Bishoprick  of  Durham,  has  a  large  and  strong  built  church,  various  places  of 
worship  for  dissenters,  a  post  •itiice,  See.  &c.  but  its  importance  is  absorbed  in  that  of  New- 
castle. Cnrthose,  l;rother  to  tlie  Conqueror,  (before  namedj  built  a  castle  among  the  ruins 
of  Pons  ^Elii,  in  tO»0,  from  which  period  tlic  commencement  of  the  commerce  of  Newcastle 
may  be  daied.  The  cliarter  of  Henry  the  first,  to  this  town,  mentions  the  arrival  of  ships 
at  Tyuemouth  ;  the  dyeing  of  cloth,  buying  of  wool  and  skins,  exportation  of  corn,  &c.  &c* 
In  1539,  there  came  into  this  port  503  English,  and  344  Foreign  ships.  Before  the  year 
1650,  it  was  observed  that  the  coal  trade  had  caused  Newcastle  to  flourish.  In  J 805  there 
entered  with  goods,  1452  vessels  coastways,  16"3  British  vessels,  and  150  foreign  vessels, 
oversea;  101  vessils  arrived  from  abroad  with  ballast,  and  in  the  same  year,  exclusive  of  the 
above,  there  belonged  to  the  port  of  Newcastle,  including  Blythe,  &c.  768  ships,  of  the 
burden  of  165,883  tons.  In  1810  Newcastle  with  Blythe,  had  494  ships  in  the  coal  trade, 
and  258  in  foreign  trade,  amounting  in  burden  to  161,900  tons,  and  employing  from  7000 
to  8000  men.  The  exports  of  this  flourishing  town  are  coals,  glass  of  all  kinds,  silverbullion, 
pig,  red,  and  white  lead,  lead  shot,  copperas,  grindstones,  flags,  fire  stones,  bricks  and 
tiles,  cast  and  wrought  iron  and  steel,  earthenware,  painters'  colours,  sal  ammoniac,  watch 
glasses,  lamp  black,  whale  oil,  butter,  pickled  salmon,  bacon,  hams,  ale,  porter,  &c.  &c. 
The  principal  imports  are  tobacco,  timber,  staves,  masts,  planks,  far,  iron,  deals,  hemp,  ■ 
flax,  smalts,  hides,  linen  yarn,  wine,  spirits,  fruit,  sugar,  &c.  &c. — By  means  of  the 
Tyue  a  cheap  and  comfortable  passage  is  afforded  to  North  and  South  Shields,  by  steam 
Packets  ;  besides  which,  numerous  passage  boats,  here  called  Comfortables,  daily  ply  upon 
the  river.  Newcastle  has  a  good  flesh  market,  divided  into  four  streets,  containing  153 
neat  and  uniform  stalls,  built  of  hewn  free  s  one,  and  is  well  supplied  with  good  beef, 
mutton,  &c.  ;  Ibe  green  market  is  but  scantily  supphed ;  fish  are  plentiful  and  cheap. 
The  market  on  a  Saturday  is  abundantly  supplied  with  grain  of  every  description,  and  the 
concoiu'se  of  people  assembled  tha'.  day  is  immense.  Tuesday  is  also  a  market-day,  but  of 
inferior  note.  There  is  a  neat  and  commodious  Theatre  here,  and  most  eligible  and  handsome 
Assembly  Rooms.  The  streets  are  in  general  (except  the  oldest  parts  of  the  town)  wide, 
well  paved,  and  lighted  with  gas.  The  Otticers  of  the  Corporation  of  Newcastle  are  a 
Mayor,  Kecordor,  Sheriff,  ten  Aldermen,  twenty-four  Common  Council,  twenty-four 
Electors,  two  Coroners,  a  Town  Clerk,  Under-SherifF,  Sword-bearer,  Clerk  of  the  Cham- 
bers, eight  Serjeants  at  Mace,  a  Water  BaiUfF,  Quay-master,  Gaoler,  Corn  Inspector, 
Town  Marshall,  Town  Surveyor,  and  Common  Cryer,  besides  the  Constables  of  twenty- 
four  Wards.  There  is  a  Court  of  Conscience  ;  and  Assizes  are  held  twice  a  year  ;  as  also 
Quarter  Sessions,  held  in  the  Guildhall.  The  Races  are  held  annually  in  June.  Newcastle 
coatains  throe  distinct  classes  of  Frocnifen,  all  of  whom  have  the  right  of  voting  at  Elec- 
tions. It  sends  two  Members  to  Parliament ;  the  present  Representatives  are  Sir  Matthew 
White  Ridley,  bart.,  and  Cuthbert  Ellison,  Esq. 


Post-Office,  New-market-street. — John  Lambt<m  Loraine,  esq.,  Postmaster. — South  mail 
every  day  at  half-past  twelve.  North  mail  every  moining  at  len.  A  mail  to  Shields  and 
Sunderland,  every  day  at  half-past  twelve,  and  to  Carlisle  every  day  at  a  quarter  before  one. 

Post  Office,  Gateshead,  Main-street. — Wm.  Newton,  Postmaster.  Mails  same  asNewcastle. 


Academies. 
Bruce  Jolm,  Porcey-st. 
Gouinlock  George,  (commercial) SaviUe- row 
Johnston  Wm.  Pilgrim-st. 

Agents,  General  and  Commission. 
Apedaile  George,  (general)  Fenwicks-entry 
Ayton,  Sanders  &  Co.  (general)  Quay-side 
Hall  John,  (general)  Quay-side 
Hedley  Thomas,  (commission)  Quay-side 
Lubbrcn  and  Greener,  Quay-side 
Parker  John,  (general)  Sand-hill 
Reavelj' Thomas,  Broad-chare 
Rutherford  and  Co.  (general)  Bigg-market 


Smith  Thomas,  (commission)  Middle-st. 
Thomas  Wm,  (land)  Charlotte-square 
Young  Thomas,  (commission)  Pilgrim-st. 

Alkali  Manufacturers. 
Walker  Company,  Walker 

Anchor  and  C/iain  Smiths, 
Allan  John,  Tyne-st. 
Arthnr  Thomas,  North-shore 
Aydon  Philip,  Blue-anchor-chiire 
Hodge  M.  North-shore 
Hornor  Thomas,  Gates-head 
Spoor  Michael,  Folly 
Whitfield  James,  North-shore 


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Architects, 
Dobson  Jolin,  Newgate 
Stokoe  Jolin,  Manor-cliare 

Assurance  Associations, 

General  Out-fit  for  cargo  &  freight,  Robert 
Proctor,  secretary,  Quay-side 

Hope,  Edward  Fenwick,  secretary.Quaysside 

Liberal,  GershamYoung,secretary,Qnay-side 

Tyne,  Robert  Proctor,  secretary,  Quay-side 
Attornies, 

Adamson  John,  Westgate 

Andrews  Win,  Moseley-st. 

Bainbridge  Joseph,  Pilgrim-st, 

Brockett  and  Philipson,  Sand-hill 

Brown  John,  Pilgrim-st. 

Brown  George,  Bigg-market 

Brown  Thomas, 

Carr  Thomas,  Pilgrim-st. 

C  hater  Thomas,   Pilgrim-st. 

Clayton  Nathaniel  and  John,  Sand-hill 

Clayton  Nathaniel,  Esq.Town  Clerk,  Office, 
Guild-hall 

Davidson  Thomas,  (head  distributor  of 
stamps,  for  Newcastle,  Tindale  Woods, 
in  Northumberland  and  Berwick  upon 
Tweed,  clerk  of  the  peace  of  the  general 
meeting  of  lieutenancy  of  the  county  of 
Northumberland,)  Westgate-st. 

Daws  in  Abraham,  Rosemary-lane 

Donkin  Armorer,  Pilgrim-st. 

Fenvvick  C.  and  P,  Newgate-st. 

Forster  Matthew,  Glavering-place 

Hunter  Abraham,  Bigg-market 

Hunter  Wm.  Pilurim-st. 

Ingledew  Heniy,  West-side,  Dean-st. 

Kent  Newbigin,  Bigg-market 

Kirkley  6i  Fenvvick,  Newgate-st. 

Lambert  George  Aadrew,East-side,  Dean-st 

Leadbitter Collingwood-st. 

Methuen  Wm.  Gateshead 

Peters  Wm.  Pilgrim-st. 

Purves  C.  D.  &.  R.  A.  Pilgrim-st. 

Pybus  J.  A.  Pilgrim-st. 

Reed  Stephen,  Westgate-st. 

Richmond  Henry,  Newmarket-st. 

Seymour  Francis,  Pilgrim-st. 

Stoker  Wm.  Pilgrim-st. 

Teasdale  Cuthhert,  St.  John's-laue 

Turner  James,  28,  Moseley-st. 

Walters  and  Ellison,  Pilgrim-st. 

Willis  and  Swinburne,  (and  clerks  to  the 
trustees  of  Durham  road,  to  the  commis- 
sioners of  assessed  taxes,  and  to  the 
deputy  lieutenant)  Gates-head 

Auctioneers,. 
Crane  Thomas,  Dog-bank 
Glover  Joseph,  old  Bufcher-market 
Grieveson  John,  Pudding-chare 
Lamb  Ralph,  Gates-head 
Mowbray  Samuel 
Ransom  Henry,  Pudding-chare 
Reed  Alexander,  1 1 ,  Dean-st. 
Snaith  Thomas,  Broad-chare 
Wilkia  Joseph,  Pilgrim-st. 
Young  Thomas,  Pilgrim-st. 


Bakers,  ^c. 

Brown  Wm.  Sandgate 

Buna  Robert,  broad-chare 

Cathro  Thonuw,  PipewcU-gate,  Gates-head 

Clarke  John,  Gates-head 

Dixon  James,  Newgate-st. 

Galloway  Thomas,  Hornsbys-chare 

Harrison  John,  head  of  clie  side 

Heppell  Richard,  Ouseburn 

Heslop  George,  Pilgri  n-st. 

Mickle  George,  Quay-side 

Nichol  James,  Quay-sida 

Sliiell  Adam,  Broad-chare 

Thompson  Benjamin,  Side 

Weatherson  Robert,  Close 
Bankers. 

Bank  in  Newcastle,  R.J.  Lambton  and  Co. 
Dean-st. 

Newcastle  Bank,  Sir  Matthew  White  Rid- 
ley, Bart.Bigge,  Gibson  &  Co,  Pilgrim-st 

North  ;md  South  Shields  Bank,    Chapmans 
and  Co.  Colli ngwood-st. 

Northumberland  Bank,   Joha  Reed,    Reed 
&  Co.  Tyne  Bridge 

Sunderland,  (Branch)    Pilgrim-st.  Timothy 
Cutforth,  Agent 

Barristers. 

Askew  Richard  Craster,  Esq.  Westgate-st. 

Lish  James,  Esq.  Moselcy-st. 

Wiiiiamson  Robert  Hopper,  Clavering-place 
Block  Makers. 

Brown  Alexander,  Quay-side 

Chicken  Wm.  Quay-side 

Hutton  Thmiias,  Limekiln-shore 

Jobling  Thnnias,  North-shore 

Milburn  and  M'Leod,  Hillgate,  Gates-head 
Boat  Builders. 

Anderson  John,  Hillgate,  Gates-head 

Bowlt  John,  Hillgate,  Gates-head 

Mastican  Wm.  Church-walk,  South-shore 

West  Fletcher,  North-shore 
Book  Binders, 

Brown  Thomas,  Bigg-market. 

Hall  Wm.  Middle-st. 

Handj'sides  Cuthberl,  Bells-entry 

Lubbock  Wm.  St.  Nicholas  Church-yard 

Loraine  Fenwick.  Paiuters-haugh 

Oviston  John,  Anien-corner 

Pearson  L.  Gates-head 

Booksellers,  Binders  and  Stationers^ 

Akenhead  J.  and  R.  Sand-hill 

Angus  Geor;s;e,  Side 

Bell  Thomas,  Union-st. 

Booth  Nathaniel,  Gates-head 

Burnett  Thomas,  Pilgritn-st, 

Charnley  Emmerson,  Bigg-market 

Clark  Joseph,  Newgate-st, 

Finlay  James,  5,  Moseley-st, 

Gisbnrne  Robert,  Quay-side 

Heaton  Wm,  Sand-hill 

Humble  Edward,  Collingwood-st. 

Jopling  Isaac,  Gates  head 

Marshall  John,  old  Butcher-market 

Miller  Richard,  13,  Moseley-st. 

Oviston  James,  Collingwood-st. 


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NEWCASTLE-UPON-WNK. 


Sands  Robert,  Newgate-st. 
Slowan  John,  Pilgrim-st. 
Stephensoa  Wii;.  Gates-head 
SykesJohn,  Pilg'iitn-«t. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 
Amere  Richard,  Sandgate 
Armstrong  Archibald,  Dean-st- 
Ariustrong  John,  Pudding-chare 
Bain  and  Shortridge,  Newmarket-st. 
Bell  James,  25,  Moseley-st. 
Bowes  Thomas,  13,  Collingwood-st. 
Bulmer  Joseph,  High-bridge 
Campbell  Henry,  Dean-st. 
CIcugrh  Edward,  Moseley-st. 
Dick  David,  Pilgrim-st. 
Elliott  Thomas,  Bottle-bank,  Gateshead 
Gibson  and  Co.  Dean-st. 
Frazer  Hugh,  Bailiff- gate 
Hewison  Lawrence,  Pilgrim-st. 
Irwin  Wm.  head  of  the  Side 
Jordan  Joseph,  Uniou-st. 
Lamb  John,  Side 
Li;^ter  Robert,  Gates-head 
M'Donald  Angus,  9,  Dean-st. 
Maillard  James,  Sand-hill. 
Marshall  Andrew,  Sand-hill 
Murton  John,  Bigg-market 
Nelson  James,  Newgate-st. 
Outerston  Andrew,  Dean-st. 
RatcliflTe  &  Allen,  (ladies)  3,  Collingwood-st 
Richardson  George,  Middle-st, 
Scott  Robert,  Dean-st. 
Selkirk  George,  Gates-head 
Shipley  John,  Groat-market 
Spencer  Robert,  New-st.  Gates-head 
Stewai-t  Thomas,  Sand-hill 
Wake  VVui.  Pilgrim-st. 
Weir  James,  Collingwood-st. 
White  Matthew,  Sandgate 
Wood  George,  Gates-head 

Brass  Founders. 
Abbott  John,  Gates-head 
Cox  Thomas,  Gates-head    • 
Ellis  H.  and  Co.  Pilgrim-st. 
Marshall  Henry,  Newgate-st. 
Wateon  Robert,  High-bridge 
Whirifield  John  &  Thompson,  Pipewell-gate 

Gates-head 

Brandy  Merchants, 
Barras  John  &  Co.  Gates- head 
Bells  Brown  &  Co.  Folly 

Brewers. 
Barras  John  &  Co.   (Gates-head  Brewery) 

Gates-head 
Bells  Brown  &  Co.  Tyne  Brewery,   Folly 
Bui  don  SirT.&Go.Peacock-chare,Quay-sid© 
Coultherd  ThoWas,  Trinity-chare 
Irwinc  James,  old  Butcber-market 
Hutchinson  &  Co.  Stella  Brewery 
Naters  Nicholas  &  Ralph,  Sandy-ford 
Potter  Wm.  &  Co.  Forth-banks 
Spencer  Thos.  Sun  Brewery,  Colvins-chare 

Quay-side 
Rewcastle,  Dixon  &  Co.  Gates-head 

Brick  and  Tile  Makers. 
Clayton  Wm,  &  Co,  Hewotth-shore 


Croser  and  Surtees,  BbreM-ficId 

Emerson  and  Milner,  (fire  brick)  Side 

Forster,  Dale  and  Co,  Wincomblee 

Hunter  John  and  Co.  Walker 

Lyal  Alexander,  Percy-banks 

Owners    of  St.  Anthonys   Tile-steils,    St 

Anthonys 
Stokoe  &  Fotheringill,  Bells-iilose 

Brokers. 
Clementson  George,  (tobacco)  Love-lane 
Hedley  Thomas,  (general)  Quay-side 

Brush  Memttftuftttrers, 
Alcock  Samuel,  Postern 
Harvey  Charles,  Stanhope,  Fortb-st. 
Maving  Wm.  Pilgrim-st. 
Nicholson  George,  Ptlgrira-st. 

Builders. 
Brown  John,  Vine  lane 
Burnup  Wm.  Westgate-st. 
Ciilbreafli  James   Postern 
Cowan  David,  New-road 
Duke  Robert,  Bou!e-bunk,  Gates-head 
Fletcher  Robert,  Forth-st. 
Grey  Robert  and  T'lomas,  Percy-st. 
John&on  Thomas,  Mirk-place,  Gates-head 
Maving  Robert,  Newgate-st. 
Murdock  James,  Leazers-road 
Pigg  Cufhbert,  Forth-^t. 
Pallister  Thomas,  Bigg-market 
Robson  Biddie,  Westgate 
Storj'  Robert  &  Son,  low  Friar-st. 
Thompson  James,  Silver-st. 
Trotter  Benjamin,  Northumberland-st. 
Wilkin  Joseph  R.  New-road 
Wilson  Henry,  Forth-st. 

Cabinet  Makers. 
Camaby  Ralph,  low  Friar-st* 
Craig  Andrew,  Forth-st. 
Dnglish  Wm.  Westgate-st. 
Eden  Francis,  Pilgrim-st. 
Fife  George,  Postern 
Foreman  Francis,  Orcliard-iSt. 
Glover  Joseph,  old  Butcher-market 
Hudspeth- George,  Dog-bank 
Lumsdon  James,  Groat-market 
Preston  Wm.  Dog-bank 
Ren  wick  Robert,  Dog-bank 
Salmon  Robert,  Pilgrim-st. 
Sopwith  Jacob,  foot  of  Pilgrim-st. 
Spoor  Amor,  Bigg-market 
Walker  John,  Gates-head 
Winter  Wm.  Northumberland-st.  :| 

Carvers  and  Gilders.  I 

Anderson  John  and  Son,  Westgate-st.  I 

Farrington  Rd.  &  Brothers,  Bigg-mariket      ' 
Hall  Bentham,  Pilgrim-st. 
Hardy  Robert,  Northumberland-st. 
Johnson  Robert,  Westgate-st. 

Cabinet  Makers  and  UpholsterefS, 
Anderson  John  &  Son,  Wesrgate-st. 
Elliott  Ebenezer,  lovt'  Friar-st. 
Farrington  Richard  &  BrotherSjBigg-maikCt  "^ 
Jordan  George,  Pilgrim-st. 
WatsoD  John,  un.  Westgate-st. 


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289 


Cheese  Mongers. 

Alder  Maiy  &  Son,  Side 

Atkinsou  Michael,  Side 

Balls  Beimett,  Groat-inarket 

Bell  Wm.  Sand-hill 

Charlton  Wm.  old  Butcher-market 

Cowan  George,  Side 

Frame  Robert,  Corn-market 

Gibson  George,  Side 

Gibson  James,  side 

Hancock  Henry,  Sand-hill 

Jobling  Jane,  Side 

Ingo  William,  Side 

Mailey  William,  Side 

Oliver  Robert,  Side 

Robinson  Christopher,  Side 

TurnbuU  George,  Side 

Turabull  Robert,  Side 

Watson  Joshua,  Side 

Whitley  Tinniswood  &  Co.  Sand-hill 

Wilson  John,  Groat-market 

Chemists  and  Druggists. 

Bramvvell  Geoigc,  Quay-side  &  Gates-head 

C  ajjham  &  Gilpin,  Pilgrim-st. 

Currie  George,  Saud-hill 

Daglish  George,  Sand-hill 

Gibson  Taylor,  Bigg-market 

Dodds  Robert,  Quay-side 

Garnett  Joseph,  foot  of  the  Side 

Glenton  Paul,  Pilgrim-st. 

Hird  Henry,  Uniou-st. 

Johnson  and  Colman,  Gates-head 

Leadbitter  John,  Quay-side 

Martin  John,  Pilgrim-st. 

Myers  Christopher  and  John,    [wholesale] 

Bigg-market 
Proctor  John  and  Wm.  Dean-st. 
Russell  Robert,  Groat-market 
Turner  and  Akeuhead,  Nuns-gate 
Walker  and  Byerley,  Tyne-bridge-end 

Coach  Makers. 

Angas  and  Co.  [and  harness  Manufacturers] 

Bigg-market 
Tweedale  Edward  and  Thomas,  Pilgrim-st. 
Wilkinson  Wm.  and  Edward,  Westgate-st. 
Wilson  Leonard,  [and  harness  manufacturer] 

high  Friar-st. 
Usher  Robert  and  Lancelot,   [and  harness 

manufacturers]  Forth  st. 

Coal  Fitters. 

Atkinson  Matthew,  Quay-side 

Bell  and  Brown,  Quay-side 

Brandling  John,  Quay-side 

Brown  Thomas  and  Robert,  Quay-side 

Clayton  Nathaniel,  Quay-side 

Croser  Joseph,  Quay-side 

Dale  and  Walton,  Quay-side 

Dunn  George  and  Sons,  Broad-chare 

Heaton  Colliery,  Fitting  Office,  Quay-side 

Hood  Anthony  and  Co,  Broad-chare 

Hesleton  Philip,  Quay-side 

Lamb  Humble,  Quay-side 

Lamb  Joseph,  Quay-side 

Lamb  Warren  M.  Quay-side 

Lambert  Richard,  Quay-side 

Losh,  Wilson  and  Bell,  Quay-side 

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Newmarch  Sons  and  Co,  Quay-side 
Potts  James,  Quay-side 
Robson  C.  L.  Quay-side 
Redshaw  and  Ridley.  Quay-side 
Russell  Matthew  and  Co.  Quay-side 
Shield  Joseph.  Quay-side 
Thompson  Benjamin,  Quay-side 

CMour  Manufacturers. 

Allen  Win.  St  Johns-lane 
Bramwell  and  Atkinson,  Close 
Gibson,  Jobling  and  Co.  Paradise 
Sanders  and  Co.  [and  paint]  Quay-side 

Confectioners. 

Bell  Joseph,  Pilgrim-st. 
Davies  Margaret,  Pilgrim-st. 
Ferman  John,  Pilgrim-st, 
Haggerston  George,  Quay  side 
Henderson  Mary,  Newgate-st. 
Nichol  John,  Side 
Pearcey  Mary,  Pilgrim-st. 
Pratt  Ann,  Drury-lane 
Robinson  James,  Groat-market 
Selkirk  Jane,  Gates-bead 
Wilkinson  Mary,  Newgate-st. 
Young  Margaret,  3,  Dean-st 

Consuls. 

American,  Matthew  Piummer,  Quay-side 
Danish,  Robinson  R.  Green  well,  Quay-side 
Dutch,  Sir  Ts.  Burdou,  Knt.  Peacock-chare 
Hanovarian,  Robinson  R.  Greenwell,  Quay- 
side 
Norwegian,  Prussian  and  Swedish,    Wm. 

Losh,  Quay-side 
States  of  Mecklenburgh,  Jn.  Hall,Quay-side 
Coopers. 

Anderson  James,  Forth-banks 
Bradshaw  John,  Spicer-lane 
Coates  William,  Side 
Harrison  Henry,  Gates-head 
Henzell  and  Wake,    Side 
Hopper  Ralph,  Side 
Newton  Mary,  Close 
Pollock  John.  Close 
Rennoldson  John,  Manor-chare 
Senton  James,  Side 
Soulsby  Joseph,  Gates-head 
Teesdale  John.  Gates-head 

Copperas  Manufacturers. 

Angas  Caleb  and  Co.  Bigg-market 
Barnes  ann  Forster,  Wincomblee 
Bilton  and  Co.  Elswick 
Dunn  George,  Felling-shore 
French,  Hunter  and  Co.  Walker 
Lamb  Joseph,  Willington 
Russell  and  Shadforth,  Dent-hole 
Thane  and  Sewell,  South-field 
Woodhouse  John,  Scots-wood 

Cork  Cutters. 

Brockett  John,  Side 
Liddell  Henry,  Stoney-hill 
Perkin  James,  Grinding-chare 
Rowley  Robert,  Side 
Stephenson  George,  Denton-chare 
Sumerville  James,  high  Friar-st. 
Tweedale  Charles,  Drury-lane 


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Comh  Makers. 

Ferguson  John,  Groat-market 
Sherwood  James,  Bi^fr-market 

Corn  Factors. 

Aytcn,  Sanders  &  Co   Qnay-side 
Tiuluian  H.  and  E.  Quay-side 
Mar'^haU  Robert,  Sand-hill 
Parker  John,  Sand-hill 
Pollard  Joseph  &  Son,  Love-lane 
Reavely  Thoma^;,  Broad-chare 
Smith  Charles  &  W.  G.  Quay-side 
Todd  and  Dickinson,  Broad-chare 

Corn  Millers,  Sfc. 
Carlisle  John,  Sandgate 
Beckington  John,  Ousebui-n 
Carr  Joshua,  Gates-head 
Charlton  Thomas,  old  Bntcher-raarket 
Davidson  John,  Groat-market 
Dodds  Thomas,  Ouseburn 
Dodds  Wm.  Middle-st. 
Knox  Wm.  Skinners-burn 
Nairn  Philip  and  Sons,  Close 
Reed  Edward  and  James,  Ouseburn 
Rimington  John,  Broad-chare 
Rowentree  Wm.  Sandgate 
Sinton  John,  Side 
Slater  Benjatnin,  Porth-st. 
Ward  Johb,  Stockbridge 

Curriers  and  Leather  Sellers. 
Burt  Thomas,  Thnrnton-st. 
Cleugh  Edward,  Qneen-st. 
Flintoffand  Angns,  Forth-st. 
G'i'rle  Thdinas,  Rosewell,  Ouseburn, 
Gray  John,  Pilgrim-st. 
iJiiasoh  i&  Co.  Dog-leap -stairs 
Lawson  R.  E.  &  C.  Corn-market 
Midgley  George,  Bottle-bank,  Gates-head 
Richardson   George,     (leather  seller   only) 

Unien-st, 
Sillick  Abraham,  Side 
Sillick  E.  and  J.  Pilgrim-st. 

Cutlers. 
Bell  Lillies,  Amen-corner 
Chappell  Samuel,  Groat-market 
Potts  Thomas,  Denton-chare 
Drysalters, 
Allen  Wm.  St.  Jolins-lane 
Pearson  Robert,  Westgate-st. 
Rowley  Robert,  jun.  &  Co.  Side 
Shaw  James  Davison,  foot  of  Silver-st. 

Dyers, 
Gibson  Nicholas,  High-bridge 
Hall  John,  Gates-head 
Jenkins  Thomas,  Bigg-market 
Makepeace  Elizabeth,  High-bridge 
M'Caslin  Wm.  Side 
Pollock  John,  Close 
Weir  Nathaniel,  Bigg-market 

Earthenware  Dealers. 
Downing  Margaret,  Bottle-bank,  Gateshead 
Greenwood  Thomas,  Quay-side 
Liddell  Elizabeth,  High-bridge 

Earthenware  Manufacturers. 
Addison,  Falconar  and  CO.  Forth-bank 
DrydenJ,&.  Co.  fstep  ney)  Pottery, Ouseburn 


Elliot  H.&  Co.  Ouseburn  Pottery,  Ouseburn 
Fell  Thomas  and  Co.  North-shore 
Fordy  John  and  Co.  Gates-head-fell 
Maling  Robert,  Ouseburn 
Wilson  Edward  and  Robert,  Ballast-hi!l 
Taylor  T.  &  Co  Tyne  Pottery,  Felling-shore 
Sewell  and  Donkin,  St,  Anthony-st. 
Engravers  4*  Copperplate  Printers. 
Armstrong  George,  Dean-st, 
Bewick  Thomns  and  Son,    (wood)  St.  Ni- 

cholas-church-yai  d 
Lambert  Mark,  Dean-st. 
Nicholson  Isaac,  (wood)  Moseley-st. 
Walker  James 

Flax  Dressers, 
Colhoun  Robert,  Side 
Dryden  John,  side 
Kidd  Samuel,  Corn-market 
Mnrdock  Robert,  Side 
Porter,  Stonehouse  and  Burden,  Manufac- 
turers of  shoe  and  shop  thread,   and  im- 
porters &  dealers  in  hemp,  flax,  &c.  Side 
Preston  James,  Side 
Waters  Cuthbert,  (&  importer)  Close 
Wylie  Thomas,  Side 

Fire,  Sj-c.  Offices. 
Atlas,  CoulsoD.Hall  and  Co.  Fen  wicks-entry 
Phoenix,  James  Finlay,  Mosley-st. 
County  Pire   ann  Provident   Life,    Henry 

Ingledcw,  West-side,   Dean-st. 
Globe,  J.  &  R.  Akenhead,  Sand- bill 
Hope,  Nicliol,  Ludlow  and  Co.  Sand-hill 
London  Union,  Edward   Binyon   and    Co, 

Fenwicks-entry 
Newcastle  upon  Tyne,  Wm, Lloyd, Sand-bill 
Norwich  Union,  Thomas  Joplin,  Pilgrim-st, 
Royal  Exchange,  Fenwick  Boyd,  Quay-side 
Suffolk,  Thomas  Hedley,  Quay-side 
Sun,  Hail  and  Fen.wifk,  (and  distributors  of 
stamps)  New-st.  Gates-head 

Flour  Dealers. 
Arthur  Joseph,  Bottle-bank,  Gates-head 
Beckington  John,  Gates-head 
Bell  Francis,  Northumberland  st. 
Bell  George,  Gates-head 
Berkley  Michael,  Bigg-market. 
Berkley  John,  Butcher-bank. 
BoKim  Wrn.  Newgate-st. 
Buddie    Isabella,  2,  CoUiugwood-st. 
Bunn  Robert,   Quay-side 
Carlisle  John,  Sandgate 
Cantley  George,  Piigrim-st. 
Carter  John,  old  Butcher-market 
Charlton  Thomas,  5,  Collingwood-st. 
Dodds  Wm.  Groat-market 
Elliott  Walter,  old  Butcher-market 
Elliott  David,  Sandgate 
Fenwick  George,  1,  Union-st. 
Frame  Robert,  Corn-market 
Freeman  Isaac,  Stoney-hill 
Gallon  Thomas,  Gates-head 
Gosman  James,  Sandgate 
Gibbon  Wm.  Qnay-side 
Gadholm  Thomas,  Bfgg-market 
Goundry  George,  Bigg-maxket 
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Hood  James,  Quay-side 

Jackson  Racliael,  Quay-side 

Jackson  Win.  Newgate-st. 

Kirk  ley  Robert,  Gates-head 

Lumsden  John,  IJigg-inarkct 

Lowes  Andrew,  east  Baliast-liill 

Lowes  John,  Gates-head 

Marshall  Tliotnas,  Close 

M'Nay  Rutli,  Forth-st. 

Milburn  Christopher,  low  Friar-st. 

Nixnii  William,  Northumberlaad-st. 

Parker  Matthew,  Sandgate 

Potts  Robert,  Gallowgate 

Rayne  David,  Gates-head 

Robson  George,  Groat-market 

Sinton  John,  S?de 

Story  Frances,  Percy-st, 

Taylor  John  and  Co.  Sand-hill 

Taj-lor  Thomas,  Pilgrini-st. 

Thompson  Ann  Julia,  Broad-chare 

Trotter  Wm.  Quay-side 

Wait  Catherine,  CoUingwood-st. 

Winchop  John,  Close 

Wigham  Thomas,  Gates-head 

Wright  John,  Groat-market 

Flint  Manufacturers. 
Elliot  Henry  and  Co.  Ouseburn 
Ramsay  George,  Darwent-haugh 
Thompson  Thomas  and  Co.  Ouseburn 
Yellowly  Robert  and  Co.  Heaton 

Fruiterei'.s, 
Agnew  Michael,  Pilgrim-st 
Aynsley  John,  Sand-hill 
Baker  Benjamin,  Pallister -chare 
Bowmer  Michael,  Gates-head 
Burdikin  John,  Gates-head 
Clarke  John,  Pilgrim-st. 
Errington  Wm,  Gates-head 
Hewitt  John,  Old  Butcher-market 
Naylor  Andrew,  Gateshead 
Robson  Oswald,   Gates-head 
Russell  Ann,  Corn-market 
Trotter  James,  Union-st. 
Wood  Mary,  20,  Deau-st. 
Yellowley  Jacob,  Bigg-market 

Furniture  Brokers. 
F'irrier  Robert,  Dog-bank 
Hudspath  John,  Dog-bank 
Jordan  George,  Pilgrim-st. 
Reay  Wm.  Westgate-st. 
Redford  Robert,  Pilgrim-st, 
Renwick  Robert,  Dog-bank 
Ridley  John,  Groat-market 
Taylor  Wm.  Dog- bank 
Wigham  Richard,  Dog-bank 

Glass   Manufacturers. 
Cookson  Isaac  and  Co.  (plate)  Forth-banks 
Cookson  Isaac  and  Son,  Bottle-close 
Coulson  and  Leadbitler,  [flint]  Pipewell-gt. 

Gates-head 
Lowry  andSowerby,  [flint]  Newstourbridge, 

Gates-head 
Newcastle,  Broad  &  Crown  Co.North-shore 
Northumberland  Co.  [flint  ]  Close 
Price  Joseph,  Pipewell-gate,  Gates-head 
Row  Wm.  and  Son,  (Bottle,)  North-shore 
Tyne  Glass  Co.  (Crown,)  South-shore 


Glue  Manufacturers. 

Arundale  Joseph  and  Son,  Gallowgate 
Ingham  Joseph,  Fmars-sjoosc 
Richardson  and  Priestman,  Newg&te-st, 

GlKffs  and  China  Dealers, 
Craneson  VVm.  Gates-head 
Hudson  Jacob  and  Cntter,  Bigg-market 
Reed  Alexander,  11,  Dean-st. 
Stanley  Jacob,  2,  ("ollingwood-st. 
Stevenson  Wm.  foot  of  the  Side 

Glovers. 
Bilton  Ann,  Mosley-st. 
Brunting  Richard,  sen.  Side 
Brimting  Rirhard,  jun.  Bigg-market 
Godbcrn  John,  [and  breeches  maker] 

High-bridge 
Thompson  George,  Collingwood-st. 

Grocers  and  Tea  Dealers, 

Appleby  Robert,  Dean-st. 

Bell  Wm.  Sand-hiil 

Berkley  Michael  and  Son,  Newgate-st. 

Binnor  Thomas,  Side 

Braukston  Thomas,  Newgate-st. 

Brewis  Richard,  Dean-st. 

Brown  Mary,  Cross-st. 

Burdis  George,  Side 

Burt  Mary,  Northumberland-st, 

Cant  Joseph,  Sand-hill 

Carr  Margaret,    Pilgrim-st. 

Catcheside  John,  Bigg-market 

Charlton  John,  Side 

Clark  E.  A.  Sandhill 

Crawford  Robert,  Piljfrim-st. 

Davidson  Edward,  Aitkine,  Groat-market 

Da^ns"!  John,  Ouseburn 

Davison  Robert,    Side 

Dickinson  Jonathan,  Corn-market 

DickineoB  Jonathan,  Clo -e 

Dunn  Martin,  Gates-head 

Elliot  Mary,  New-road 

Eslell  George,  foot  of  ihe  Side 

Featherston  Thomas,  1,  Groat-market. 

Feawick  Sarah,  Northumberland-st. 

Friend  Thomas,  Gates-head 

Friend  Aun,  Side  .■ 

Gray  Wm.  Quay-side 

Gray  John,  Pilgrim-st. 

Greene  Joshua  and  Son,  Gates-head 

Hall  and  Gosman,  Newgate-st.. 

Haswell  A,  W.  Bigg-market 

Hancock  Henry,  Sand-hill 

Hoy  and  Robinson,  Sand-hill 

Hay  Robert,  Pi!grim-st. 

Hedley  Thomas,  Quay-side 

Hogg  Robert,  Bigg-market. 

Holmes  Wm.  48,  Pilgrim-st. 

Hotham  Wm.  Quay-side 

Hudson  Robert  and  Wm.  Groat- market 

Hutchinson  Wra.  Westgate 

Johnson  Dorothy,  Side 

Johnson  Robert,   Pilgrim-st. 

Kirk  Richard  and  Co.  Side 

Laing  Wm.  Bigg-market 

Lawson  R,  E.  and  C.  Corn-market 

Lambert  George,  15,  Moseley-st. 

Leadbitter  John  Francis,  Piigrim-st. 


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Lee  Wm.  Bigg-markct 

Lutenor  Joseph,  Pilgrim-st. 

Marley  Tliomas,  side 

Midfllema.N  John,  old  Butcher-market 

Murray  Thomas,  Gates-head 

Nairn  Philip  and  Sons,  old  Butcher-market 

Nicholson  John,  Pilgrim-st. 

Nixon  and  Son,  Pilgiim-st. 

Ne^ion  Wm.  Gates-head 

Ord  U  ni.  4,  Deau-st. 

Olivir  Daniel,  16,  Mosley-st. 

Pinkeney  Robert,  Close 

Potts  Tb  jmas,  Side 

Pow  and  Cook,  1,  Dean-st. 

Reid  Edward,  Sand-hill 

Rex  Wm.  35,  Mosley-st. 

Rennoldson  Wm.  Corn-market 

Richardson  George,  Union-st. 

Robson  Wm.  Sand-hill 

Rowell  and  Atkin.son,  Dean-st. 

Rowe  Jane,  Percy-st. 

Shield  Hugh  and  Jolin,  Middle-st. 

Smith  Robert,  Bigg-market 

Smith  Jonathan,  Close 

Snowdon  Thomas,  Quay-side 

Spoor  Robert,  Pilgrim-st. 

Stuart  Jane,  Pllgrim-st. 

Temperley  Nicholas,  Sand-hill 

Todd  John,  Groat-market 

Todd  Thomas,  Sand-iiill 

Unsworth  Robert,  Gates-head 

Vipond  Thomas  Emerson,  Bigg-market 

Vickers  Junatliari  and  Son,  Sand-hill 

Wa'.snn  Ralph,  12,  Dt^au-st. 

Whts-iuJ.  M.  Groat-market. 

Wu'SCin  .'ohn,  Union-st. 

Wat^on  Jolin,  Ouseburn 

Wiii  iason  Josepli,  East-end-quay 

Wilsofi  ft-  Co.  Sand-hills 

Wriglit  Edward,  Quay-side 

Young  Thonia-,  2,  Corn-market 

Younghusband  John,  Newgate-st. 

Gun  Makers. 
Davison  George,  Collingwood-st. 
Gardner  John,  5,  Co!li!i;,'wood-st. 
Haddou  James,  Pilgriiii-st. 
Johnson  George,  Newmarket-st. 

Haberdashers. 
Allan  Michael,  Close,  &old  Butcher-market 
BoajT  Thomas,  Side 
Hainilt  >n   Isaac,  51,  Pilgrim-st. 
Heiidersi  n  Margaret.  Quay-side 
Macslistc  Jonallian,  Pil^rim-st. 
Olde;  -haV  Christopher,  Mosley-st. 
Oswald  John,  Dean-st. 
Rol'.son  Elizabeth,  Groat-market 
Ruddam  John,  Gates-head 
SlowMU  Wm.  M;)sley-st. 
Str.icl',,  <■    Archibald,  Dean-st. 
Wilkinson  Stephen  &  Co.  Dean-st, 
Wilson  Sarah,  Quay-side 

Hatters. 

Brown  Joseph,  Sand-hill 
Ewart  Fi  ancis,  Mosley-st. 
Fr;n)cis  Robert,  Side 
Hall  &  Kent,  9,  Mosley-st. 


Hodgson  Anthony,  Peau-st. 
TurnbuU  Wm.  Tyne-bridge-end 
Young  John,  Side 

Hat  Manufacturers. 
Colling  Jonathan  and  Son,    Sand-hill  and 

Gates-head 
Hays  John,  Bottlr-bank,  Gates-head 
Robson  John,  Pipewell-gate,  Gates-bead 
Rofrers  Wm.  Mosley-st. 
Stout  Edward,  old  Butcher-market 

Inns. 
Atkinsori  Jane,  George,  Pilgrim-st. 
Bolam  Forster,  Golden  Lion,  Bigg-market 
Dixon  Edward,   White  Hart,   old  Butcher- 
market 
Dodsworth  George,  Queens  Head,  (posting- 

house;  Pilgrim-st. 
Fletcher  John,  Turk's  Head,  (postingbouse) 

Bigg-markec 
Hunter  Ralph, Crowu  and  Thistle,  (posting- 
house)  Groat-market 
Loftus  Wm.  Turf  Hotel,  Collingwood-st. 
Methuea    Wm.     Duke     of    Cumberland, 

Gates-bead 
Miller  Wm.  Half-moon,  Bigg-market 
Potts  John,  Sun,  Nunsgate 
Robinson  Robert,  Black  Bull,  Gates-head 
Thompson   George,    Wheat-sheaf,  old  But- 
cher-market 
Wallace  Isabella.Nag's  Head,  Butcher-bank 

Iron  Masters, 
Bulmer  and  Co.  Tynelron  Works,  Leming- 
ton-office.  Sand-hill 

Iron  Founders, 
Bulmer  &  Co.  Tyne  Iron  Works,   Leming- 

ton-office,  Sand-hill 
Burrell  John  and  Co.  North-shore 
CooksonJ.  &T.  Closegate  Foundry,  Close 
Crowther  and  Morris,  Ouseburn   Foundry, 

Ouseburn 

Emerson  Edward,  Side 

Glynn  James,  Ouseburn  Fouudry,Ouseburn 

Hawks  Wm.  sen.  &  Co.  and  manufacturers 

of  improved   anchors  and  chain  cables, 

Gates-head  Iron  Works,  South-shore 

Hymers  Wm.  Gates-head 

Losh,  Wilson  and  Bell,  Walker  Foundry 

Robson,  Embleton  &  Co.  Forth-banks 

Whinfield  John  and  Thompson,  Pipewejl- 

gate,  Gates-head 

Iron  Merchants. 
Abbott  John,  Gates-head 
Bulmer  &  Co.  Tyne  Iron  Works,  Sand-IyU 
Longride  and  Forster,  Butcher-bank 
Milner  Thomas,  3,  Mosley-st. 
Rayne  Robert,  Stoney-hill,  Broad-chare 
Wheatley  M.  and  Co.  head  of  Broad-chalre 

Ironmongers, 
Arkless  John,  Quay-side  ' 

Bulman  John   and  Geo.    (furnishing)    18 

Mosley-st. 
Goodfellnw  J.  B.  Side 
Hawks  Wm.  sen.  and  Co.  South-shore 
Hancock  Jane,  Tyne-bridge-end 
Henzell  and  Co.  8,  Mosley-st. 
Huttou  .^dam,  Dean-st. 


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Mather  John  Marshall, (furnishing)  Dean-st 

Milner  Thomas,  3,  Mosley-st. 

Reid  James,  Bigg-market 

Robson  Edmund  &  Son,   10,   Mosley-st.  & 

Gates-head 
StokoeJohn,  Side 
V^alker  Wm.  Bridge-st.  Gates-head 
Warburton  Russell,  Bigg-market 
Iron    Plate     Worker,    and    ^ail  4' 

Chain  Manufacturer, 
Pearson  Wni.  Forth-st. 

Jewellnrs  and  Silversmiths . 
Darling  and  Bell,  19,  Dean-st. 
Lewis  aad  Wright,  '6,  Dean-st. 
Reid  C,  K.  &  Son,  17,  Dean-st. 
Robertson  John,  21,  Dean-st. 
Watson  Thomas,  Side 

Joiners. 
Atkinson  Richard,  Bigg-market 
Bailes  Anthony,  Gates-head 
Cowan  David,  New- road 
Guthrie  Jolin,  Orchard-st. 
Hall  r';i(«mas,  Bigg-market 
Hudson  J  Ouseburn 
Milburn  Geoige,  Blackett-st, 
Pattison  Thrimas,  North-shore 
Robson  Benjaaiin,   Bigg-maiket 
Salmon  Robert.   Pilgrim-st. 
Scott  Thomas,    Forth-st. 
Sopwith  Jacob,  foot  of  Pilgrim-st, 
Spark  James,  Fenkle-st. 
Taylor  John,  Quay-side 
Todd  Robert,  •  Newgate-st. 
Walker  John,  Gates-head 
Wanlass  Ji<hn,  Manor-chare 
Young  &  Hobson,  Bottle-bank,  Gates-head 
Young  John,  Bottle-bank,  Gates-head 
Lampblack  Manufacturers. 
Gibson,  Jobliug  &  Co.  Paradise 
Gibson  Nicholas,  South-shore 
Hair  John,  Scots-wood 
Hair  &  Davidson,  Quay-side 
Redshaw  &  Ridley,  Quay-side 
Robson  &  Son,  South-shore 

Land   Surveyors^ 
Bell  John,  Gates-head 
Bell  Thomas,  Newgate-st. 
Blackett  Thomas,  Bigg-market 
Fryer  John,  Northumberland-st. 
Johnson  Thos.  1,  Mirk-place,  Gates-head 

Leather  Factors. 
Rutherford  Christopher,  Nunsgate 
Scott  John,  High-bridge 

Leather  Merchants, 
Angus  Wm.  Close 
Gray  James  &  Andrew,  Groat-market 

Linen  Drapers, 
Bowes  &  Stevenson,  Botle-bank,,  Gates-hd. 
Bragg,  Hadwen&Son,  Pi)grim-st. 
Cowan'Wni.  6,  Dean-st. 
Gibson  James,  Mosley-st. 
Henzell  James,  Side 
Hogg  &   Hind,   (haberdashers  and  hosiers) 

14,  Mosley-st. 
Jobliug  Cuthbert,  18,  Mosley-st. 


Kidd  Robert,  Side 
Kidd  Wm.  15,  Dean-st. 
Livingston    David,   (.ind  canvass  manufac- 
turer,) Bigg-market 
M'Leownan  John,  4,  Mosley-st, 
Robson   &   Henderson,  (wholesale  and  silk 

mercers)  Mosley-st, 
Seymour  Christopher,  22,  Mo.sley-st. 
Stevinson  Robert,  High-bridije 
Temple  Sarah  and  Sou,  5,  Dean-st. 
Vcrty  J.  22,  Dean-st. 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers. 
Atkinson  and  Spark,  Quay-side 

Bnstin  Wm.   (wholesale)  Postern 
Dobson  Samuel,  Bottle-bank,  Gates-head 
Donkin  Wm.  Groat-market 

i-'isher  Wm.  Quay-side 
Honzell  Eiiazabeth,  Sand-hill 

IJoisley  James,  Mosley-st. 

Kcnru'dyWm.  (wholesale)  Sand-hill 

Kyle  V\'in.  Side 

Landcllf,    Wilkinson   and  Co.    (wholesale) 
4,  Dfan-st. 

Little  R.  and  T.  10,  Dean-st. 

Miickey  AVm.  Quay-side 

Maying  Elizjibeih,  Quay-side 

Pearson  Thomas,  Gates-head 

Potts  Thomas,  Dean-st. 

Renwick  Matthew,  old  Butcher-market 

Robson  Wm.  13,  Dean-st. 

Smith  and  Barker,  23,  Dean-st. 

Spence  Mary  and  Son,  Sand-hill 

Spence  Robert,  Bottle-bank,  Gafes-head 

Spencer  Geo.  James,  Quay-side 

White  R.  and  J.  Quay-side 

Liquor  Merchants. 

Blackburn  Wm.  Collingwood-!>t. 

Burdon  Sir  Thomas,  Pi^acock-cbare 

Burrell  John,  Greenshades,  Side 

Chicken  John,  Newgate-st. 

Clementsnn  George,  jun.  Ouseburn 

Coulson  John,  Side 

Hammond  Edward,  Beehive-close 

Johnson  Francis,  Charlotte-st, 

Laidler  John,  Drurj-'-lane 

Proctor  Robert,  Oakwellgate,  Gates-head 

Whitfield  Matthew,  Mosley-st. 

Wilson  Thomas,  Grinding-chare 

Wilson  Edward,  St,  Johns-lane 

Wylemaud  Harle,  old  (."u-'-om -house  entry 

Marine  Stores,  (dealers  in.  J 

Daweon  Tliomas,  Sand-gate 

Dixon  Robert,  Sanrlgate 

Hindm:irsh  Nicholas,  North-shore 

Johnson  John,  Peppci corn-chare 

Relph  Daniel,  Love-lane 

Ridley  Wni.  Pipcwellirate,  Gates-head 

Scott  John.  North-shoi-c 

Wilson  Bartholomew,  North-shore 

Maltsters. 

Hammond  Edward,  Beeliive-close 
Potts  and  Barrus,  Bridge-st.  G  .rvs-head 
Scott  Hen.  and  S  .u,  Bottle-bank   G;'.'cs-hd. 

Marble  Masons,  S^^c. 
Davies  Richard,  (and  sculptor)  Pilgrim-st. 


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Green  George,  new  Bridge-st. 

Jopling  Isaac,  Gates-lu'ad  •'fe  Collingwood-st 

Merchants. 

Anderson  John  and  Sons,  (Russia)close 

Armstrong  and  Co.  Cowgate 

Bilton  Edward  and  Co,  (general  and  com- 
mission) Quay-side 

Clarke  J.  Graham,  (West  India)  Pilgrim-si: 

Duiilop  Wm.  Sand-hill 

Dnnn  George  and  Sons,  Broad-cliare 

Gibson,  Bradshaw  and  Gibson,  (Russia) 
Broad-chare 

Grievesoa  Ttiomas,  Rosemary-lane 

Harles,  Gothard  and  Slack,  Broad-chare 

Hoyle  Richard,  Quay-side 

Jackson  C.  F.  (s)tenera))  Pilgrim -st. 

Joplin  Thomas  and  Co,  F^ilgrim-st. 

Losh,  Wilson  and  Bell,  Quay-side 

Naters  Ralph,  Side 

Potts  James,  Quay-side 

Redhead  Wm.  Quay-side 

Sanderson  Thomas,  [Russia]  Close 

Sorsbie  and  Co.  Sand-hill 

Todd  Robert  and  Co.  Pandou-bank 

Milliners. 

Blakey  and  Mitchisou,  14,  Collingwood-st. 
Dennison  M.  and  E  9,  Ccliingwocd-st, 
Emerson  Mary  Ann,  Pilgrim-st. 
Marley  E,  14,  Dean-st. 
Folding  and  Hodgson,  Dean-st. 
Ramsey  M.  and  M.  Pi)grira-st. 

Milhvrights. 

Baillie  John,  Oakwellgate,  Gates-head 
Burnett  Robert,  Lisle-st, 
Casson  John,  Forth-banks 
Story  Edward,  Back-lane 

Morocco  Leather  Manufacturers . 
Arrundale  Joseph  and  Son,    (and  dealers  in 

wool)  Gallowgate 
Richardson  &  Priestman,  Newgate-st. 
Music  Sf  Musical  Instrument  Sellers 
Monro   Henry,  (and  profes.=!or    of    music) 

28,  Piltcrini-st. 
Richardson  Tliomas,  Newgate-st. 
Slowan  John,  Pilgrim-st. 

Mustard  Manufacturers. 
Irvine  Wm.  Pandon  Dean 
Taylor  John,  Sandgate 

Notaries  Public, 
Bainbridge  Joseph,  Pilgrim-st. 
Grey  John  Wm.  Quay-^ifie 
Richardson  John  H.  Quay-side 
Rogerson  Richard,  Mosiey-st. 

Nursery  and  Seedsmen. 
Crozer  &  Co.  Pilgrim-st. 
Elliott  Wm.  Westgate 
Falla  Wm.  &  Co.  Gates-hewd 
Joyce  John  &  Wm.  Gates-head 

Painter's  and  Glaziers. 
Barrow  Roger,  old  Bulclier-market 
Beeny  Isaac,  Bigg- market 
Bowlt  Bartholomew,  Gates-bead 
Chambers  Luke,  Collingwood~st. 
Coulson  Thomas,  Pilgrim-st. 
Cummins  Thomas,  Gates-head 


Dixon  J.  Pilgrim-st. 
Dodds  John,  Blackett-st. 
Forster  John,  Pili,nini-st. 

Oiusou  John,  Newgate-st. 

r.rabam  Tiiomas,  B!aekett-st. 

Ht  pple  U'm.  Newjiate-st. 

Hewetsou  John,  Side 

Hodgson  Roberr,  CoUiiigwood-st, 

Humble  Wm.  Gates-head 

Johnson  J.  C.  Bigg-maiket 

Lawson  Robert,  Gallowgate 

Peel  Jamub,  Gioat-uiarket 

Portous  Joseph,  Close 

Proctor  Michael,  Nungate 

Richardson  Thomas,  Pilgrim-st. 

Richardson  Elizabeth  &  Son,  St.  Nicholas- 
church- yard 

R'dley  Samuel,  Tyne-st. 

Robson  Scott,  Puacing-chare 

Smiles  John,  Side 

Smith  Ann,  Ouseburn 

Srrftlcy  Wm.  Gates-head 

Wallis  John,  Pudding-chare 

Wardle  T.  &  R.  Newgate 

Watson  Wm,  low  Fri;ir-st. 

Wigham  John,  Queen-st. 

Paper  Makers. 

Annandale  John,  Middie-st. 

Grace  Nathaniel  and  Co.  Northumberland 
Paper  Mill,  Scots-wood 

Jefferson  &  Harrison,  Side 

Johnson  and  Telford,  ftlilk-market. 

Lambert  Richard,   Side 

Pearson  G.  &  T.  foot  of  the  Side 

Rumley  &.  Crawford,  old  Butcher-market 
Pawnbrokers. 

Aklerson  John, 

Anderson  Jane,  Vv'est  Ballast-hill 

Armstrong  E.  Lowbridge 

Bankier  James,  Manor-chai-e 

Blackbird  Elizabeth,  Pandon 

Brown  Jacob,  Broad-chare 

Buruou  Ciithbert,  Sand-gate 

Davison  Isabella,  New-road 

Davison  Margaret,  Newgate-st. 

Elder  Ann,  Bottlebank,  Gateshead 

Eltringham  John,  Oakwell-g-ate,  Gateshead 

Forster  Ann,  North-shore 

Forsier  John,  Broad-chare 

Garrett  John,  Bigg-market 

Henderson  B.  Hill-gate 

IMark  John,  Pudding-chare 

Ord  Elizabeth,  Low-bridge 

Overing  Ann,  Silver-st. 

Phaup  Thomas,  Dog-bank 

Rankin  Thomas,  Pandon 

Redford  Robert,  Pilgrim-st. 

Renneson  Ann,  Ballast-hill 

Rosenbohm  George,  New-st.  Gates-head 

Thompson  Jas.  Pipewell-gate,    Gates-head 

Vipond  J.  St.  Nicholas's  Church-yard 

Widdrington  Jane,  St.  Nicholas's,  Church-yd- 

Wilson  William,  Love-lane 
Perfumers, 

Guthrie  David,  Bigg-market 

Parsons  Edward,  37,  Mosley-st. 

Seauzet  Gaston,  Pilgrim-st. 


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Simpson  Robert,  36,  Mosley-st. 
TodmanJohn,  38,  Mosley-st. 
Physicians. 
Bulsnan  Darnell,  Northuly»berland-st. 
Elliot  William,  Newgate-st. 
Glenton  Freilfriok',  Pilgrim-st. 
Headlam  T.  E.  Charlotte-square 
M'VVhirter  Thomas,  Pilgrim-st. 
Ramsay  John,  Pilgrim-st 
Smith  Thomas,  N.  VVeKta:ate-st. 
Stcavenpon  Robert,   Ellison-place 
Trotter  Thomas,    Piigrim-st. 
Wood  James,  Westgate- buildings 

Planii  Makers. 
Burnside  and  Arundel,  Newgate-st. 
Gowland  Charles,  Groat- market 

Plumbers  and  Coppersmiths, 
Davison  Ralph,  Manor-place 
Dove  and  Sons,  North  umbei-land-st. 
Ellis  H.  and  Co.  Pilgrim-st. 
Jobson  and  Brunting,  Westgate-st. 
Marshall  Henry,  Newgate- St. 
Watson  Robert,(.patent  leadpipe,  force  pump 
and  water  closet,  manufact.)  High-bridge 
Porter  Merchants. 
Brumell  and  Gilpin,  Pilgrim-st. 
Ferguson  David,  Dc  .n-st. 
Pybus    Richard,    Bird-in-bush-entry,    Pil- 
grim-st. 
Robson  and  Wigham,  Close 

Printers  fLetter-press . ) 
Akenhead  J.  and  R.  Sand-hill 
Angus  George,  Side 
iClark  Joseph,  Newgate-st. 
jHodgson   Thomas,    (Newcastle    Chronicle- 
i     Office,  Sat.)  Union-st. 
Humble  Ed.  (Shakespear  Press)    Mosley-st. 
Mackenzie    and    Dent,     (periodical)     St. 

Nicholas's  Church-yard 
Marshall  John,  Old  FIe«h-market 
'Mitchell   W.   A,      (Tyne  Mercury-Office, 
\     Tuesday)  St.  Nicholas's  Church-yard 
'Preston  and  Heaton,  Side 
jStephenson  William,  Gates-head 
|Walker  Edward,  (Courant,  or  General  Hue 
'    and  Crie  Office,  Sat.)  Pilgrim-st. 
Rope  Manufacturers. 
ilackett  T.  and  Co.  Dentshole-office,  Folly 
Corbitt  Rich,  and  Son,  (and  twine  spinners) 

Gateshead 
:ra\7hall  Joseph,  St.  Peter's,  North-shore 
Chapman  and  Co.  Willington-ropery 
Harle  V/m.  and  Co.  South-shore 
jHoUge,  Dodds,   and  Co,  St.  Ann's  ropery- 
]    office,  Quay-side 
jPollard  Haggle,  and  Co.  South-shore 
iSmith  Thomas,  Broad-chare 
I  Saddlers. 

JArmstrong  Joseph,  Percy-st. 
Bell  Thomas,  Gates-bead 
Bulman  John  and  George,  18,  Mosley-st. 
Hancock  Jane,  Tyne-bridge-end 
Okllield  Francis,  Groat -market 
jReid  James,  Bigg-market 
Robson  Edmund  nnd  Son,    10,  Mosley  st. 
and  Battle  bank,  Gateshead 


Taylor  Robert,  Bigg-market 
Thomas  Francis,  Pilgrim-st- 
Turnbull  .'ohn,  Pilgrim-st; 
Warburton  Russell,  Bigg-market 

Sail  Makers. 
Abbot  James  Hughes,  Quay-side 
Carr  Thomas,  Sand-gate 
Cram  David,  Colvin's-chare 
Everett  Stephen,  North-shore 
Gilchrist  John,  Quay-side 
Taylor  Isaac,  Quay-side 

Sail  Cloth  Manufacturers. 
Proctor  ^Vm,  and  Jas.  P.  Pandon-bank 
Stephenson  and  Belt,  Pandon-bank 

Salmon  Pickler. 
Hopper  Ralph,  Foot  of  the  Side. 

Salt  Merchants. 
Swan  John,  Sand-hill 
Walton  Tliomas,  Percy-st. 
Woodman  William,  Side 

Seed  Merchants. 
Nairn  Philip  and  Son,  Old  Butcher-market 
Robson  George,  10,  Mosley-st 
Seed  Crushers,  and  Oil  Merchants. 
Boyd  and  Anderson,  Ouse-burn 
Green  \Villiam,  Gates-head 
Rayne  John,  Close 
Waters  Thomas,  Ouse-burn 
Young,  Bilton,  and  Straker,  Quay-side 

Ship  Builders. 
Brown  Jon.  New  Greenwich,  South-shore 
Farrington  Richard  and  Co,   Floating-dock, 

North-shore 
Huntley  George,  Felling-shore 
Robson  and  Gray,  South-shore 
Smith  Wni.  and  Co.  St.  Peter's.  North-shore 

Ship  Chandlers . 
Featherston  John,  Quay-side 
Wilson  Bartholemew,  North-shore 

Ship  and  Insurance  Brokers. 
Atkinson  L.  and  M.  Quay-side 
Atkinson  Stephen,  Quay-side 
Apedaile  George,  Fenwick's-entry 
Bilton  Edward  and  Co.  Quay -side 
Binyon  Edward  and  Co.  Fenwick's-entry 
Blackbird  Russell,  Quay-side 
Boyd  Fenwick,  Quay-side 
Bradshaw  and  Anderson,  Broad-chare 
Chapman  Robert,  Fenwick's-entry 
Clementson  George,  Love -lane 
Coulson  Hall  and  Co.  Fenwick's-entry 
Croser  Joseph,  Broad-chare 
Dale  and  Walton,  Quay-side 
Dodds  John,  Quay-side 
Dunn  George  and  Sons,  Broad-chare 
Frost  Ebenezcr,  Quay-side 
Grey  William  John,  Quay-side 
Hair  and  Davidson,  Quay-side 
Hall  John,  Quay-side 
Harles,  Gothard  and  Slack,  Broad-chare 
Joplin  Thomas  and  Co.  Quay-side  and  Pil- 
grim-st. 
Lowrey  Edward,  Broad-chare 
Lubbren  and  Greener,  Quay-side 
Nichol,  Ludlow  and  Co.  Quayr^ide 


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Pletts  Edward,  Brond-chare 
Plummer  Matthew  and  Co.  Quay-side 
Redshaw  and  llidley,  Quay-aide 
Ro'oson  C.  L.  Quay-side 
Shield  Joseph,  Quay-side 
Smith  Charles,  Quay-side 
Thompson  William,  Quay-side 
White  Thomas,  Quay-side 
Wood  Clement,  Quay-side 

Shot  Manufacturers. 
Locke,  Blackett  and  Co.  Gallowgate 
Walkers,  Parkers  and  Co.  Eis.vick 

Skinners. 
Arundale  Joseph  and  Son.  Gallowgate 
Eri-ington  John,  Pipeivell-gate,  Gates-head 

Soap  Manufacturers. 
Clapham  Anthony  and  Co.  Ouseburn 
Doubleday  and  Easteeby,  Close 

Slaters . 
Ardibold  James,  (and  tiler)  Gallowgate 
Forsyth  Lewis,  Pilgrim-st. 
Nicliolson  Thomas,  Newgate-st. 
Taylor  John,  Low  Friar-st. 
Turnbnll  John,  Low  Friar  st. 
Walton  James,  Low  Friar-st. 
Weatherhead  John,    Low  Friar-st. 
Wilson  Michael,  BailiH-gate 

Steam  Engine  Manufacturer. 
Hawthorn  Robert,  Forth-bank 
Stay  Makers. 
Brett  Sarah,  Mountain's-court 
Dawson  Riciiard,  Newgate-st. 
Hodgson  Sarah,  Pilgrim-st. 
Leybourn  Frances,  Pudding-chare 
Lumley  Philip,  Denton-chare 
Thompson  and  Lumley,  Collingwood-st. 

Stove-grate  Manufacturers. 
Mather  John  Marshall,   14,  Dean-st. 
Welford  William,  (and  fender)  Manor-chare 

Straw  Hat  Makers. 
Anderson  Elizabeth,  Close 
Brown  Harriet,  Collingwood-st.^ 
Clinton  Michael,  Newgat?-st. 
Dixon  &  Co.  Repository,  24,  Mosley-st. 
Douglas  Ann,  23,  Dean-st. 
Hays  Mary,  Pilgrim-st, 
Hoi-sly  John,  Side 
Hunter  William,  Pilgrim-st. 
Johnson  M.  Pudding -chare 
Lows  Isabella,  14,  Collingwood-st. 
Lows  M.  St.  John's-lane 
Makenzie  Elizabeth,  (&  miliner  and  dress- 
maker) Pilgrim-st. 
Marley  E.  14,  Dean-st. 
Purvis  Elizabeth,  Gates- head 
Wakinshaw  Alexander,  Old  Butcher-market 
Watson  Mary,  Groat-market 

Surgeons. 
Abbs  Richard  B,  Pilgrim-st. 
Burn  W.  S   Pilgrim-st, 
Dewar  John,  Pilgrim-st. 
Dixon  John,  Tyne-bridge-end 
Downie  George,  Gates-head 
Edmondson  Henry,  Pilgrim-st,. 
Elliot  Thomas,  Pilgrim-st, 
Fife  Thomas,  Kirkby,  Gates-head 


Fife  William  and  John,  Westgate-st. 

ForsterJohn,  Newgate-st. 

Frost  Samuel  Myrian,  Newgate-st. 

Grey  John,  Newgate-st. 

Greenhow  T.  M.  Newgate  st. 

Hardcastle  William,  Fenkle-st. 

Hodgson  Wilham,  Pilgrim-st. 

Hosegood  George,  Tyne-bridge-end 

Johnston  John,  Pilgrim-st. 

Jones  John,    "ilgrim-st. 

Jopling  John,  Manor-chare 

Laidlaw  Adam,  East  Ballast-hill 

Leighton  Thomas,  West-gate-st. 

M'Intyre  James,  Newgate-st. 

Mark  Edw.  Robson,  P\idding-chare 

Moore  'William,  Bigg-market 

Murray  John,  Newgate-st. 

Paget  John  S.  Saville-row 

Smiles  Edward,  Newgate-st. 

Smith  Henry,  Low  Friar-st. 

Smith  James,  High-bridge 

Stott  George,  Gates-head 

Tulloch  Benjamin,  St.  Nicholas's  Church-yd. 

Westgarth  John  Wilkinson,  Princes-st. 

Wilson  Frederick  William,  Pilgrim-st, 

Wright  David,  Glass-house-bridge 

Surgeons  Veterinary. 
Plues  Matthew,  Newgate-st. 
Tyzack  George,  Percy-st. 
Wallis  Robert  and  Son,  Pudding-chare 
Wilkinson  William,  Pilgrim-st. 
Wood  Gilpatrick,  Gates-head 

Tailors  and  Habit  Maksrs. 
Atkinson  Joseph,  Pilgrim-st. 
Atkinson  George,  Pilgrim-st. 
Barkas  Anthony,  Bigg -market 
Bell  John,  Corn-market 
Bewick  William,  Bigg-market 
Botcherby  James,  Gates-head 
Belough  John,  Pudding-chare 
Bovvmaker  Nicholas,  Rosemary-lane 
Douglass  James,  Groat-market 
Dunlop  John,  Grinding-chare 
Easton  John,  St.  John's-lane 
Fairbairn  Adam,  Westgate 
Gray  John,  Gates-head 
Hall  John,  8,  Collingwood-st. 
Hetherington  Thomas,  Pilgrim-st. 
Kinghow  Gowan,  New-st.  Gates-head 
Laiclier  Wm.  and  John,  (&  drapers)  Dean-st. 
Laidler  and  Dunn,  (and  drapers)  Westgate-st. 
Marley  &  Lowman,  (&  drapers)  Pilgrim-st. 
Miller  Richard,  Pilgrim-st. 
Morland  John,  Groat-market 
Newton  Wm.  (and  draper)  Collingwood-st. 
Pugh  Lewis,  Side 

Scarlet  George,  10,  Collingwood-st. 
Smiles  Robert,  Rosemary-lane 
Strong  William,  Rosemary-lane 
Tully  John,  St.  John's-lane 
Weatherburn  William,  Ouze-burn 
Wilson  Robert,  Pilgrim-st. 
Wilson  John,  Pudding-chare 
Young  George,  Pudding-chare 

Tallow  Chandlers  ? 

Andrews  T.  and  N;  Gates-head 
Aruett  Isabella,  4,  Collingwood-st. 


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Bee  John,  Close 

Bell  George,  Gates-head 

Coxon  Ralph,  Folly-lane 

Dodds  William,  Sand-hill 

Green  J.  and  Son,  Gates-head 

Irwin  James,  Old  Butcher-market 

Matthewson  Alex.  Bottlebank,  GatOi-head 

Mann  James,  Middle-st. 

Nesham  William,  Pilgrim-st.  ■ 

Owen  James,  OM  Butxjher-inarket 

Robson  Martha,  Pilgrim-st. 

Smith  Henry,  Bridge-st.  Gates-head 

T(m)iers. 
Arundale  Joseph  and  Son,  Gallow-gate 
Beaumont  William,  Darn-crook 
Embleton  Richard,  West-gate 
Harrison  J.  A.  and  Co.  Gates-head 
Harrison  Robert,  Low  Friar-st. 
Liddell  Cuthbert,  Low  Friar-st. 
Perkins  W.  and  J.  Newgate-st. 
Richardson  and  Priestman,  Newgate-st. 
Tliew  Benjamin,  Percy-st. 
Wilson  George  William,  Newgate-st. 

Taverns  and  Public  Houses. 
Anchor,  William  Hardy,  Sand-gate 
Anchor,  William  Siimmttrs,  Grinding-chare 
Atlas,  John  Dinsdale,  Gates-head 
Barley  Mow,  John  Johnson,  Sand-gate 
Bee  Hive,  Ann  Harrington,  Sand-hill 
Bee  Hive,  Robert  Ilood,  Close 
Bird-in-hand,  J.  Fairbairn,  Pilgrim-st. 
Black  Boy,  Charles  Larkin,  Groat-market 
Black  Bull,  Joseph  Elliot,  Quay-side 
Black  Bull,  Margaret  Lock,  West-gate 
Black  Bull's  Head,  M.  Richardson,  West- 
gate  ■ 
Black  Horse,  James  Cook^on,  Newgate-st. 
Black  House,  Thos.  Armstrong,  Pilgrim-st. 
Blue  Bell,  James  Walker,  Sand-gate 
Blue  Bell,  John  Johnson,  Gates-head 
Blue  Bell,  M.  Graham,  We.n-gate 
Blue  Bell,  Matthew  Rich.  Gates-head 
Blue  Blue,  William  Cant,  Cora-market 
Blue  Posts,  Dorothy  Grey,  Pilgi-im-st. 
Boar's  Head,  William  Wallace,  Vv'est-gate 
Burnt  House,  Thomas  Snook,  Side 
Butcher's  Arms,  E.  RufFhead,    Butchers'- 

bank 
Butcher  Market  Arms,     J.    Thompson, 

Butcher-market 
Cannon,  Ann  Dodd,  Close 
Carpenters'    Arms,    J.    Anderson,    Glass- 
house-bridge 
Charles  XH-  John  Armstrong,  Bridge-end 
Cock,  Jane  Turnbull,  Wheat-market 
Cock,  Jane  Dixon,  Ouse-biirn 
Cock  and  Anchor,  John  Smith,  Percy-st. 
Colonel  Tarleton,  N.  Hindmarsh,  Nbrth-sh 
Crooked  Billet,  Catherine  Horn,  Quay-side 
Cross  Keys,  Ann  Burnet,  Side 
Cross  Keys,  C.  T.  M-irch,  Sand-gate 
Cross  Keys,  Edward  Banes,  Gates-head 
Cross  Keys,  William   Kenmir,  Gates-head 
Crown  &  Anchor,  Rob.  Youll,'Gates-head 
Crown,  John  Robsoli,  West-gate 
Crown  and  Thistle,  Rd.   Clarke,  Sand-g.ite 

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Crown  and  Thistle,  Rt.  Barnes,  Gates-head 

Dock  House,  John  Aberdeen,  North-shor, 

Dog,  Sarah  Tvveddcl,  Close 

Dolphin,  John  Newton,  Close 

Diiko    of    Cumberland,     A.    Etherington, 

Qiieen-st. 
Duko  of  Cumberland,    Mary  Vardy,   Close 
Duke  Wellington,  John  Hogg,  High-bridge 
Duke  ^^'ellington,  P.  Gilhoss,  North  shore 
Duke  of  York,  Ed.  Michelson,  Sand-gate 
Duke  of  York,     Rt    Ormston,  Stock-bridge 
Dun  Cow,  Ant.  Teasdale,  Grinding-chare  ■ 
Dun  Cow,    Gcorgi'  Turner,  Gates-head 
Engine,  Thomas  Robinson,   Barrass-liidge 
Fighring'  Cocks,  Jas.  Stevenson,  Ouse-bura 
Fighting  Cocks,    P.  Eggleton,    Bigg-m^rket 
Fountain,  Wni.  Chism,  Gates-head 
Fox  and  Lamb,  James  Main,  Gates  head 
Fox  and  Lamb,  Marg.  Lowes,  Pilgrim-st. 
Garileners'  Arms,  Cuth.  Dent,  High-bridge 
Gardeners'  Arras,  J.  Mitchell,  High-bridge 
Garrick's  Head,    T.  Harkworth,    Old  But- 
cher-market 
George  and  Dragon,  T.  Jackson,  Gates-hd. 
George  the  Third,  M.  Rowand,  Gates-head 
George  the  Third,  R,  Ferguson,  Gates-head 
Goat  Inn,  George  Stobbart,  Gates-head 
Golden  Lion,  James  Larby,  Broad-chare 
Golden  Lion,  Jane  Vardy,  Sand-gate 
Golden  Tiger,  John  Lawson,  Pilgrim-st. 
Grey  Bull,  Cuth.  Hackworth,  Broad-chare 
Grey  Horse,  James  Harding,    Quay-side 
Grey  Horse,  John  Freeman,  Gates-head 
Half  Moon,  Anthony  Hunter,  Swell 
Half  Moon,  John  Calvert,  Gates-head 
Half  Moon,  Wm.  Walker,  Mosley-st. 
Hare  and  Hound.  G,  Hepple,  Colvins-chare 
Hr,wl<,  Andrew  Common,  Ballast-hilly 
Hawk,  .lohn  Turnbull,  Gates-head 
High  Dyke,  Jas.  Faddy,  Broad-chare 
Home   Brew'd  Ale,   J.    Sumervill,   Rose- 
mary-lane 
Hope  and  Anchor,  Geo.  Dalrymple,  Forth-st  , 
Horse  Shoes,  George  Hall,  West-gate 
Jack  Tar,  Wm.  ^Velford,  North-sbore 
Keel,  Wm.  Burdis,  Sand-gate 
Letters,  Wm.  Pearcv,  North-shore 
Lord   Chancellor's  Head,   R.  Todd,  New- 
gate-st. 
Lord  Coliingwood,  Lancelet  Blyth,  New- 
market 
Lord  Coliingwood,   Wm.  Teasdale,   High- 
bridge 
Lord  Wellington,   David  Spence,  Sand-gate 
Lord  Wellington,  John  Oxnard,  PalHster's- 

chare 
Low  Crane  House,  John  Scott,  Quay-side 
Mar(]nis  Cornwallis,  George  Shann,  Bigg- 
market 
Mason's  Arms,  John  Hindmarsh,  Gates-hd. 
Mason's  Arms,  Isaac  Marsh,  Side  _  ,,\ 

Mason's  Arms,  Wm.  Nesham,  Newgj^te-st,.;; 
Meier's  Arms,  Jas.  Guthrie,  Quay-side 
Mill  John,  Dclass,  Stock-bridge 
Nag's  Head,  Jas.  Sayer,  Bigg-iparkct 
Nag's  Head,  John  Dawson,  West  gate 
Nag's  Head,  Rt.  Robson,  old  Butcher-market 


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NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE. 


Nag's  Head,  Tbos.  Lee,  Gates-head 
Newcastle  Arms',  Rt.  Robson,  Higb-bridge 
Newcastle  Bridge,  Margt.  !VIurray,Quay-scl. 
Old  Black  Bull,  Jas,  Sears,  Union-st. 
Old  Custom  House, Wylam  &  Har]e,Quay-sd. 
Old  Duke  of  Cumberland,  John  Wilson, 

King-st. 
Old  George  Inn,   Edivd.  Hedley,    old  but- 
cher-market 
Old  Pack  Horse., H.  Robertson,  Pilgrim-st. 
Old  Queen's  Head,  Frances  Wear,  Pilgrim-st 
Old  Robin  Hood,  John  Ramsay,  Pilgrim-st. 
Orange  Tree,  (;has.  Proctor,  North-shore 
Orange  Tree,  James  Scope,  Sand-gate 
Peacock,  Elizabeth  Coxon,  Peacock-chare 
Phoenix,  George  Todd,  Spicer-lane 
Plough,  Isabella  Peacock,  Spicer-lane 
Prince  of  Orange,  John  Lamb,  Side 
Prince  Regent,  Marg.  Shotton,  High-bridge 
Prussian  Arras,  T.  Dixon,  Peppercorn-chare 
Qaeen's  Head,  Stephen  Hornett,  Gates-head 
Rising  Sun,  Ann  Brunskill,  Quay-side 
Ropers  Arms,  Joseph  Burn,  North-shore 
Rose    and  Grown,    Anthony    Richardson, 

Bigg-market 
Rose  &  Crown,  John  CoUiugwood,  New-rd, 
Rose  &  Crown,  Thomas  Eyons,  Gates-head 
Scotch  Arms,  Stephen  J  ohnson.  Bigg-market 
Ship,  Edward  Bruce,  Drury-Iane 
Ship,  John  Bowdon,  Ouseburn 
Ship,  Susannah,  Brass,  Milk-market 
Ship,  Jonathan  Brown,  Soutb-shore 
Ship,  Richard  Grinell,  Quay-side 
Ship,  John  Lamb,  Sand-hill 
Ship,  John  Teasdale,  Green-market 
Ship,  Rutherford  Tingle,  Glass-house-bridge 
Sun,  John  Bell,  North-shore 
Sun,  Joseph  Coxon,  Ballast-hill 
Sun,  Henry  Davison,  Gates-head 
Sun,  George  Maffer,  Spicer-lane 
Suu,  Chai'les  Spencer,  Quay-side 
Theatre  Tavern,  Geo.  Riddle,  new  Market-st 
Three  Bulls  Head's,  Jas.  Currie,  Percy-st, 
Three  Bulls  Head's,  Margt.  Davison,  JVl ilk- 
market 
Three  Indian  King's,  T.  Enibleton,  Quay-st 
Three  Tuns,  \Vm.  Birch,  New-gate-st. 
Three  Tuns,  B.  Dryden,  old  Butcher-market 
Three  Tuns,  Joseph  Evans,  Gates-head 
Three  Tuns,  Isabella  Neale,  Manor-chare 
Tiger,  Helen  Francis,  Close 
Tun,  Henry  Horsman,  Sand-gate 
Tun,  Thos.  Robinson,  Quay-side 
Turk's  Head,   John  Coxon,   Northumber- 

land-st. 
Turk's  Head,  John  Murton,  Quay-side 
Two  Bulls  Head's,  Jas.  Harding,  Black-gt. 
Unicorn,  Jane  Elliott,  Bigg-market 
Waggon,  Wra.  Naylor,  Gates-head 
Waggon,  Hann'ah  Spotswood,  Broad-chare 
Waggon  &  Horses,  John  Snowdon,  Close 
Wheat  Sheaf,  Ruth  Bowman,  Bigg-market 
Wheat  Sheaf,  Ralph  Lamb,  Gates-head 
White  House,  George  Johnson,  Pilgrim-st. 
White  Swan,  Wm. Reed,  oldButcher-market 

Tea  Dealers, 
Gibson  &  Co.  Pilgrim-st. 


Humble  Edwd.  (agent  to   the   genuine  tea 

company,  London,)  8,  O-iUingwood-st. 
Lisle  Elizabeth,  Collingwood-st. 
Miller  Andrew,  Forth-lane 
Pearson  P..obt.  West-gate-st. 
Towns  Jas.  High-bridge 
Wilson  and  Co.  Sand-hill 

Timber  Measurers. 
Sopwith  Jacob,  foot  of  Pilgrim-st. 
W^anless  John,  Stock-briilge 

Timber  Merchants, 
Angas  and  Co,  (mahogany)  Bigg-market 
Brett  and  Gibson,  Manor-chare 
Clayton  Robert  and  Co.  Skinners-barn 
Dodd  Simon,  Pandon 
Graham  Thos.  Ouseburn 
Hood  and  Co.  Broad-chare 
Harles  Gothard  and  Slack,  Broad-chare 
Hair  John,  Quay-side 
Joplia  Thos.  and  Co. "Pilgrim-st. 
Renwick  John  and  Co.  Sand-hill 
Scott  Robt.  South-shore 
Shadfort  and  Todd,  Pandon-bank 
Sowerby  Phillips  and  Co.  Broad-chare 
Thompson  Mark,  Pilgrim-st. 
Thompson  Hindmarsh  and  Co.  Forth-bank 

Tinmen  and  Braziers. 
Abbott  John,  Gates-head 
BarnettJas.  Close 
Brunting  Thos.  Newgate-st. 
Cox  Wm.  and  Son,  Sand-gate 
Ellison  John,  Pilgrim-st. 
Hogg  M.and  J.  Side 
Kerr  David,  Milk-market 
M'Kenzie  Charles,  Bigg-market 
Peel  Jane,  Pilgrim-st, 
Proctor  Thomas,  Side 
Robson  Robt.  Dean-st. 
Robson  Wm.  Milk-market 

Tobacconists  and  Manufacturers, 
Bonner  Thomas,  Side 
Colhoun  Robert,  Side 
Davidson  John,  Side 
Eilitt  John,  Quay-side 
Featherston  Jolin,  Quay-st. 
Gray  Thomas,  18,  Dean-st. 
Harrison  Matthew  and  Co.  Side 
Harvey  and  Goodfellow,  Side 
Jolmson  ('uthbert,  Union-st. 
Loggie  Wm.  Sand-hill 
Todd  Thos,  foot  of  Batcber-bank 
Walker  Ralph,  Side 
Vickers  Jonathan  and  Son,  Sand-hill 
Wiiitley  Tinniswood  and  Co.  Sand-hili 
Wilson  and  Co.  Sand-hill 

Toi/  Dealers. 
Barnaschina,  Charles,  Dean-st. 
Elliott  Robert,  Quay-side 

Turners. 
Brown  Wm.  High-bridge 
Cooper  George,  old  Butcher-market 
Cunningliam  Thos.  St.  Nicholas  Church-yd. 
Dunn  Ann,  Pilgrim-st. 
Elsdon  John,  West-gate-st. 
Harrison  Jonathan,  Side 
Hornsby  George,  Pilgrim-st, 


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Small  Thomas,  Groat-market 
Smiles  John,  old  Butcher-market 
Speacer  John,  Groat-market 

Twine  Spinners, 
Corbett  Richard  and  Son,  Gates-head 
Hardy  Jane,  Gates-head 
Murdock  George,  Percy-st. 
Walton  John,  Ousebiirn,  (and  shoe  thread) 
Water's  Cuthbert,  Close 

Upholsterers,  Sfc, 
Hall  John  high  Friar-st. 
James  John,  Pilgrim-st. 
Lisle  Deverg;y,  Pilgrim-st. 
Nicbole  Win.  Pilgrim-st. 
Richardson  John,  New-road 
Stevenson  G.  M.  Collingwood-st. 

Vinegar  Manufacturers. 
Gateshead^  vinegar    company,   Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne 

Watch  and  Clo<:k  Makers. 
Craig  John,  Pilgrim-st. 
Fallow  and  Kromer,  34,  Mosley-st, 
Fletcher  Thos.  Ballast-bill 
Frames  George,  Nevv-st.  Gates-head 
Greaves  Thos.  Quaj'-side 
Laidlow  Thos.  High-bridge 
Lamb  Thos.  high  Friar-st. 
Lister  Wm.  .33,  Mosley-st, 
Loraine  James,  Side 
Marshall  John,  High-bridge 
Sessford  Joseph,  Groat-market 
Smith  John,  head  of  the  Side 
Smith  Thomas,  (>,iay-side 
Stuart  George,  13,  Groat-market 
Tinkler  Slrachan,  Sand-gate 
Trotter  Joseph,  Broad-chare 
Watson  Michael,  old  Butcher-market 

Watch  Glass   Matmfacturers, 
Gallon  John,  Painter-haugli 
Rutter  Joseph,  Close 
Topping  Thomas,  Broad-chare 
WJiarJingers, 
Anderson  Wm.  Manor-chare 
Boyd  Fenwick,  Quay-side 
Coulson,  Hall  and  C^o.  Fenwick's-entry 
Nichol,  Ludlow  and  Co.  Sand-hill 
RobsonThos.  and  Son,  Qn;>.y-side 
Sliield  Joseph,  Quay-side 

Wheelwrights, 
Burnup  Cuthbert,  Barrass-bridge 
Forster  Cuthbert,  VVest-gate 
Scott  Thos.  Tliornton-st. 
Vert  John,  New-st.  Gates-head 

Whitesmiths,  i^c, 
Bearup  John,  Blackett-st. 
Blakey  R.  Percy-st, 
Douglas  George,  Pilgrini-st. 
Elliott  R.  and  VV.  low  Friar-st. 
Jamison  Wm.  Close 
Knott  Joseph,  Gates-head 
Leighton  John,  Pipewell-gate,  Gates-head 
Mundill  B,  Newgatc-st, 
Scott  Thos.  Manor-chare 
Stevenson  John,  old  Butcher-market 
Toward  Wm.  North-5hore 


Welford  Wm.  Manor-chare 
White  Joseph,  Blackett-st. 
Whitfield  J,  North-shore 
Wilson  Robert,  Forth-st. 

Whip  Makers. 
Tiffcn  Robert,  old  Butcher-market 
Weir  John,  Westgate-st. 

White  ^  Red   Lead  3'lamifacturers. 
James  William  &  Co.  Onseburn  Lead-\Torks 
Locke,  BIackett&  Co.  Gallow-gate 
Walkers,  Parkers  &  Co,  Elswick 

Wine  and  Spirit  Merchants. 
Anderson  Geoige,  Wcstgate-st. 
Clementson  George,  Love-lane 
Coates  Wm.  Side 
Fenwick.,  Reed  and  Co.  Sand-hill 
Hebron  Robert  and  Co,  Close 
Johnson  and  Co.  Dean-st. 
Lambert,  Grey  and  Co.  Side 
Monkhouse,  Wrighcand  Co.  Side 
Scott  Henry  and  Son,  Bottle-bank,  Gates-hd 
Spencer  Cliarlos,  Colvin-chare 
Snrtees  and  Croser,  Sand-hill 
Towns  Wm.  Bigg-mnrUet 

Wire  Worker,  ^c. 
Mountain  Wm.  (wire  drawer  and  ornamen- 
tal fender  manufacturer)  Pilgrim-st. 
Wool  Combers. 
Oiwald  and  Small,  Canon-st.  Gates-head 

Woollen  Drapers. 
Bragg  and  Rooke,  7,  Dean-st. 
Clayton  Robert  and  Sons,  Sand-hill 
Ew.art  Francis,  Mosley-st. 
Gibson  Thos.  Pilgrim-st. 
Gray  and  Armstrong-,  Sand-hill 
Hall  and  Fenwick,  New-st.  Gates-head 
Hawks  and  Cleghorn,  Saud-hili 
HinchclifF  John,  20,  Mosley-st. 
Milburn  John,  23,  Mosley-st. 
Reed,  Fenwick  and  Co.  Sand-hill 
Thompson  Robt.  and  Co.  Dean-st. 
Wilson  Ralph  and  Co.  Dean-st. 

Worsted  Manufacturers. 
Oswald  and  Small,  Bridge-end 
Wilson  James,  Newgate-st. 

MISCELLANY. 

Anderson  TBos,  whiting  manufacturer.  Pipe- 
well-gate,  Gates-head 

Bilbie  Rowland,  silk  mercer,  Pilgrim  St. 

Cohen  David,  optician,  4,  Coliingwood-st. 

Davenport,  Clarke  &  Co.  flax  spinners, 
Ousebura 

Drysdale  John,  trunk  maker,  High-bridge 

Gilpatrick  Matthew,  sheriflfs  serjeant,  Per- 
cy-st. 

Goodlad,  Galloway  and  Co.  paper  stainers, 
Thoruton-st 

Henderson  John,  flag  &  grindstone  mer- 
chant, Quay-side 

Henderson  Rlargaret,  fishing  tackle  maker. 
High-bridge 

Horncastle  John,  floor  cloth  manufacturer. 
Bigg- market 

Jamieson  Thos.  warehouseman,  Pilgrim-st. 


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NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE. 


Johnson  Tbos.  printing  press  manufacturer, 

South-st. 
Johnson  Ann,  child-hed  linen   warehouse, 

Pi)grim-st, 
Ladzie  Paul,  plaster  of  Paris  manufacturer, 

Hig'h-bridge 
M'Kinna  James,  hair   cloth  manufacturer. 

Pudding-chare 
Mather  David,  patten  maker.  Side 
Parker  Henry,  portrait  painter.  Bells-court, 

Pilgrim-st. 
Potter  W.   A,   agent   for  Schwepp's  soda 

waters,  Northumberland-st. 
Price    Tiios.   glass   flattener    and    bender. 

Gates-head 
Proctor  W.  &  J.  P.  sail  cloth  manufacturers, 

Pandon-bank 
Richardson    John,    button 

Sand-hill 
Sharper    Richard,   agricultral    implement 

maker,  Manor-chare 
Todd  Henry  Howard,  horse  &  cow  doctor, 

NewgatC'-st, 
Watsoa    Robert,   mathematical  instrument 

maker,  High-bridge 
Wawn  &  Downiugs,  surgeon  dentists,  Nor- 
thumberland-place 
Winter  Thos.  clog-maker,  head  of  the  Side 
Wood  Rt.  hop  merchant,  Westgate-st. 

Carriers  by  Land. 
Alstone  and  Allendale,  William  Errington, 

Tuesday,  from  Fox  and  Lamb 
Alston  and  Allendale,  Tlios.  Ramsay,  Tues. 

Fox  and  Lamb 
Alston  and  Allendale,  Jas.  Shield,  Tuesday, 

White  Hart 
Alnwick,   Jas.  Dickinson,  Tuesday  &  Fri. 

Old  Queen's  Head 
Alnwick,  Wm,  Graham,  Tues.  Thur.  &  Fri. 

Fox  and  Lamb 
Appleby,  Cook  &  Young,  V»'ed.  Nag's  Head 
Birmingham,  Widow  Welsh  and  Sons,  Tu. 

W^d.  and  Fri.  Pilgrim-st, 
Birmingham,  R.  Parker,  Thu.  Nag's  Head 
Birmiiigliam,  N.  Ridley,  Thur.  Nag's  Head 
Berwick-on-Tweed,  Wm.  Cair,  Tues,  and 

Thursday,  Andersou's-yar-i 
Berwick-Oil-Tweed,    Wm.   Giaham,  Tues. 

Thursday  and  Friday,  Fox, and  Lamb 
Bellingham,    J.     Richardson,     Thursday, 

Figliting  Cocks 
BiUingham,  J.  Breckon's  and  T.  Temple, 

Thursday,  Fighting  Cocks 
Blyth,  Tlios,  Nalfcou,  Tuesday  and  Friday, 

Old  George 
Brampton,  Wm.  Armstrong,  Tues. «  Thur. 

Fox  and  Lamb 
Carlisle,  Thos.  VFright,  Tues.  Wed.  Thurs. 

and  Friday,  Anderson's-yard 
Carlisle,  Wiii.  Tvveddeli,  Tuesday  and  Thur. 

Nag's  Head 
Carlisle,  T.Mason,  Tu.  &  Thu.  Nag's  Head 
Cambo,  Ed,  Lambton,  Thur.  Bigg-market 
Coldstream,  Wm.  Carr,  Tues.  &  Thursday, 

Anderson's-yard 
Corbridge,  William  Shields,  Tuesday  and 

Saturday,  Wh<iat  Sheaf 


Darlington,   R,  Pickersgill,  Tueiday  and 

Friday,  Anderson's-yard 
Darlington,  John,  Tweddell,  Tuesday  and 

Friday,  Nags  Head 
Dipton,  Jss,  Henderson,  Tuesday, Thursday 

and  Saturday,  Sun,  Gates-head 
Dipton,  Geo.  Rej'noldson,  Saturday,  Queen's 

Head,  Gates-head 
Edinburgh,  Thos.    Howey  and  Co.    daily, 

(except  Sunday,)  Anderson's-yard 
Elsdon,   R.  &  J.  Bowiston,  Thursday,    Old 

Robin  Hood 
Glasgow,  Thos.  Howey  &  Co.  daily,  (except 

Sunday)  Anderson's-yard 
Hexham,  Nicholas  Timperley,  Monday  and 

Friday,  Fox  and  Lamb 
Hexham,  Jos.  Haddington,  Mon.  Wed.  and 

Friday,  White  Hart 
Haydon   bridge,  J.  Dickinson,  Tuesday, 

V/hite  Hart 
Haltwistle,   E.  Tweddell,  Tu.  &  Th.  Nags 

Head 
Hartley,  George  Branton,  Tu.  Th.  and  Sat. 

Black  House 
Hartley,   Wm.  Turnbull,  Tuesday,  Thurs- 
day and  Saturday,  Cock 
Huden field,  Halifax,   &fc.  Jn.  Pickersgill, 

and     Co     every   day,     (except  Sunday) 

Anderson's-yard 
Jedburgh,  R.  and  J.  Boiston,  Tu,  and  Th. 

Old  Robin  Hood 
Kelso,  Mrs.  Riddell,  Wed.  Old  Robin  Hood 
Kirkwelpington,  T.  Wilkinson,  Tuesday  and 

Saturday,  Old  Robin  Hood 
Lancaster,  Ralph  Todd,  Saturday,  Queen's 

Head,  Gates-bead 
Leeds,  Widow  Welsh  and  Sons,  Tues.  Wed. 

and  Friday,    Pilgrim-st. 
Leeds,  John  Pickersgill  &  Co.  every  week 

day,  Anderson's-yard 
Leicester,  Pettifor  and  Eyre,  Tuesday  and 

Fridn.y,  Anderson's-yard 
Liverpool,  Widow  Welsh  and   Sons,  Tues, 

Wed,  and  Fri,  Pilgrim-st. 
London,  &  the  roiid  south  of  Leeds,  Widow 

Welsh   and  Sous,  Tues.   Wed.   and   Fri. 

Pilgrim-st. 
London,  Wm.  Jackson  and  Co.  every  week 

day,  Anderson's-yai'd 
Manchester,   Widow  Welsh  and  Sons,   Tu. 

Wed.  and  Fri.  Pilgrim-st. 
Manchester,  Carver  Scott,  every  week  day, 

Anderson's-yard 
Morpeth,   John  Hedley,   Tu.  Th.  and  Sat. 

Three  Tuns 
Morpeth,  Jn.Todd,  Tu.  Th.   &  Sat.  Black 

House 
Morpeth,    Roger  Coxon,   Tu.  Th.   and  Sat 

Old  Robin  Hood 
Nottingham,  Pettifor  and  Eyre,  Tu.  &  Fri. 

Anderson's-yard 
Rothbiiry,  Edw. Wilson, Tliurs, Old  Queen's. 

Head 
Rothbury,    Jos,  Riddell,   Th.   Old    Robin 

Hood 
Sheffield,  Rycrofts,  evei'y  week  day,  .'\nderr 

son's-yard  "  • 


NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE. 


301 


Shields,  Widow  Parker,   every  week  day, 

Nags  Head 
Staindrop,  Rid.  Langstaff,  Fri.   Nasrs  Head 
Sunderland,  J.  and  T.  Thompson,  Tu.  Th, 

and  Sat.  Nags  Head 
Sunderland,  Wm.  Cockburn,  Tu.  Th,  and 

Sat.  Nags  Head  I 

Tynemouth,  Lidddl,  daily.  Nags  Head 
falling-ton,   Edward  Lambton,  Thursday, 

Bigg  Market 
Whitehaven,  Thos.  Wright,  Tu.  Wed.  Th, 

and  Frii'ay,  Anderson's-yard 
Wark,  Thos.  Rablah,  Th,  Fighting  Cocks 
Warkworth,   Jas.   Miller,   Tu.    Old  Robin 

Hood 
Wooler,  tt'm,  Carr,  Tu.  and  Th.  Anderson's 

yard 
York,  R.  Pickersgill, Tu.  &  Fri.  Anderson's- 
yard 

Coaches. 
From  ,the  Queen's   Head,   Pilgrim-st. 
FoRSTER  and  Dodsworth,  Proprietors. 

Royal  Mail  to   London  through   York  every 

day  at  half  past  twelve 
Royal  Mail  to  EdinburghthTon^\i  'Berwick, 

Sfc,  every  morning  at  ten 
Ro)'al  Mail  to   Carlisle,  every  day  at  half 

past  twelve 
Carlisle  Post  Coach,  Mon.  Wed.  and  Fri.  at 

seven  in  the  morning 

From  the  Half  Moon,   Wm.    Miller, 

Bigg  Market- 
Telegraph   to  Leeds  every  morning  at  five 

and  from  Turf  Hotel,  alternately 
British  Queen,  to  Hexham  every  afternoon 

(except  Sunday)  at  four 
British   Queen  to  Morpeth  every  afternoon 

(except  Sunday]  at  four 


From  the  Rose  and  Crown,  Bigg  Market 
A  Coach  to  Morpeth  and  Alnwick    every 

morning  at  ten,  (except  Sunday)    Sunday 

at  nine 
To  Moriieth  a  Coach  every  evening  at  four 

From  the  Turf  Hotel,  Collingwood-st. 

The  Union  every  morning  at  five  (except 
Sunday)  to  Edinburgh  through  iienvick 

The  Wellington  every  morning  at  six  {ex  - 
cept  Sunday)  to  Edmhurgh  through 
Tf'onler,  ifc. 

The  Highflyer  every  oiorniDg  at  five,  ts 
York  through  Durham,  ifc. 

The  Highflyer  every  morning  at  five,  to 
Leeds  through  Darlington,  8fc. 

The  Lord  Nelson  every  mornihg  at  five  to 
York 

The  Royal  Telegraph  every  morning  at  five 
to  Leeds,  Manchester,  &rc. 

The  Lord  Exmonth,  Moii.  We:l.  Fri.&  Sat.at 
&viitoLa}icaster  (hrongh  Bishop  Juckland 

The  Wellington  to  Sunderland  every  morn- 
ing at  eight 

The  Lord  Wellington  every  morning  at 
nine  to  London  through  Durham 

To  Tynsmouih,  Wuterioo  every  afternoon 
(except  Sunday)  at  three  in  winter  and 
four  in  summer 

FftoM  THE  Sun  Inn,, Nuns  Gate 

Lord  Exmouth,  Mon.  Wed.  Fri.  and  Sat. 
morning  to  Lancaster,  Manchester  and 
Liverpool  through  Bishop  Auckland. 
Bernard  Casfle,  Brough,  Kirhy  Stephen^ 
Kirby  Lonsdale,  ifc. 

To  Sundei-land  the  Collingwood  every  af- 
ternoon atfour  -n  winter  and  fire  in  sum- 
mer from  Lord  Collingwood 

To  Sunderland,  Waterloo  every  moniins 
at  eight  from  White  Hart 


REFERENCE  TO  NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE. 


290. 


ABBOTT  288,   292, 

2L)5,  298 
Abbs  296 
Aberdeen  297 
Adamsnn  287 
Addison.  290 
Agnew  291 
Akenhead  287, 

295 
Alcock  288 
Alder  289 
Alderson  294 
Allan  286,  292 
Allen  289,  290 
Amers  283 
Anderson     287,    288, 

289,  294,296,297, 

299 
Andrews  287,  296 
Anitas  289,  298 
Angus  287,  293,  295 


Annandale  294 

Apedaile  236,  295 
Appleby  291 
Archbokl  296 
Arkless  292 
Armstrong  288,  290, 

294,  296,  297 
Arnctt  296 
Arthur  286,  290 
Arundale    291, 

296,  297 
Askew  287 
Atkinson    289, 

293,  295,  296 
Aydon  2«6 
Aynsley  291 
Aytou  286,  290 
Bailes-  293 
Baillie  294 
Bain  288 
Bainbridge  287,  294 


294, 


292, 


Baker  291 

Balls  289 

Banes  29'7 

Bankier  294 

Barkas  296 

Barnascliina  298 

Barnes  2«9,  297 

Barnett  298 

Barras  288 

Barrow  294 

Bearup  299 

Beauni>Dt  297 

Bcckinston  290 

Bey  297 

Beciiy  294 

Bell  287,  238,  289, 
290,  291.  2!:3,  295, 
295,  297,  298 

Bel's  283 

Belnngh  296 

Berkley  290,  291 


Bewick  290,  296 

Bibbia  299 

Biitoa  289,  291,294, 

295 
Biuvon  290,  295 
Birch  298 

Blackbird  294,  295 
Rlavkbui-a  292 
Li:ackett  2f;3,  295 
Blakey  2<J4,  299 
Blvth"297 
Boa?  292 
Bohun  290,  292 
Bonner  291,  298 
Booth  2">7 
Bofcherbv  296 
Bowdon  298 
Bcwes  2«8,  293 
Bowif  287.  294 
Bowmakei  296 
Bowwaa  298 


302 


REFEUENCE  TO  NEWCASTJL.E-UPON-TYNB. 


B«wmer  291 
Boyd  290,  295,  299 
Bradshaw  289,  295 
Bragg  293,  298 
Brainwel!  289 
Brandling  289 
Brankston  291 
Brass  298 
Brett  296,  298 
Brewis  291 
Brockett287,  289 
Brown   287,  28R,  289 

291,  292.  294,295 

296, 298 
Bruce  286,  298 
Brunell  295 
Brunskill  298 
Brunting291,298 
Buddie  290 
Bulman  290,  292,  295 
Bulmer  288,  292 
Bunn  287,  290 
Burdildn  291 
Burdis  291,  297 
'Burdon  288, 289, 293, 

294 
Burn  296,  298 
Burnet  297 
Burnett  287,  294 
Burnside  295 
Bumup  288,  299 
Burrell  292,  293 
Burt  290,  291 
Bnstin  293 
Calbreath  288 
Calrert  297 
Campbell  288 
Cant  291,  297 
Cantlej'  290 
Carlisle  290 
Carnabv  288 
Carr287,290,291,2P5 
Carter  290 
Casson  234 
Catcheside  291 
Cathro  287 
Chambers  294 
Chappell  2fi0 
CharUon289,  290,291 
Charnlev  287 
Chater  i287 
Chicken  287,  293 
Chism  297 
Chapman  295 
Clapham  289,  296 
Clark  287,  291,  295 
Clarke  287,  291,  294, 

297 
Clayton  287,  288,289, 

298,  299 
Clementson  388,  293, 

295,  299 
Cleugh  288,  290 
Clinton  296 
Coates289,  299 
Cohen  299  J 


Colhoun  290,  293 
Colling  292 
Collingwood  293 
Common  297 
Cookson  291,  292,297 
Cooper  293 
Corbett  &;)9 
Corbitt  2,95 
Coi)]son  290,291,  253 

294,  2;i5,  299 
Conlt.herd  288 
Cowan  288,  289,  293 
Cox  288,  298 
Coxoa297,  298 
Craig  288,  2y9 
Cram  295 
Crano  287 
Craneson  291 
Ctawford291 
Crawhall  295 
Croser  288,  289,  295 
Crozer  294 
Crowther  292 
Cummins  294 
Cunninsrham  298 
Cuvrie  289,  298 
Cutforth  287 
Daglish  288,  289 
Dale  289,  295 
Dalrymple  297 
Darling  293 
Davenport.  299 
Davidson    287,     290 

291,292,295,  298 
Davies  289,  293 
Davison  291,294,  298 
Dt.wsou  287,293,296, 

297 
Del  ass  297 
Dennison  294 
Dent  297 
Dcvvar  296 
Dick  283 
Dickinson  231 
Dinsdale  297 
Dixon  287,   292,  293, 

294,  296,  297 ,  2;i;rl 
Dobsou  287,  2.{);> 
Dodd  297,  298 
DiHkh  289,  290,  294 

295,  297 
Dudswcrtli  292 
Donkin  287,   293 
Douhliniay  296 
Doiu;]:r;  296,  299 
Dove  2;)5 
Downic  2,96 
Downinc;  2y» 
Dryden  290,  298 
Drysdalc  299 
Dnkc  288 
lJunlop294,  296 
Dnun  289,   291,  294, 

295,  298 
Kaston  296 
Eden  288 


Edraondson  296 
Eggleton  297 
Elder  294      [296,  297 
Elliot  290,  291,  295, 
Elliott  288,  290,294, 

298,  299 
Ellis  288,  295 
Ellison  298  ' 
EUitt  268 
Elsdon  298 
Eihcrington  297 
Ettringham  294 
Embleton  297,  298 
Emerson 288,  292,294 
Err!ngton291,  296 
Estell  291 
Evans  293 
Everett  295 
Ewart  292,  299 
Eyons  298 
Faddy  297 
Fairbair'n  296,  297 
Falla  294 
Fallow  299 
Farrington  288,  295 
Featherston  291,  295, 

298 

Fell  290  [299 

Femvick  287,290,291, 
Ferguson  290, 295,297 
Ferman  289 
Ferrier  291 
Fife  288,  296 
Finlav  287,  290 
Fisher  293 

Fletcher  288,  292, 299 
Flintotf  290 
Fordy  290 
Foreman  288 
Forster  287,  288,294 

296,  299 
Forsyth  296 
Frame  239,  290,  299 
Francis  292,  298 
Frazer  288 
Freeman  290,  297 
French  289 
Friend  291 
Frost  295,  296 
Fryer  293 
Gadholm  290 
Gallon  290,  299 
Galloway  287 
Gardner  292 
Gavuett  2S9 
Garrett  294 
Gate  281 
Gibbon  290 
Gibson  288,  289,  290, 

293,  294,  29S,  299 
Gilchrist  295 
Gilhoss  297 
Gilpatrick  299 
Girle  290 
Gisburnc  287 
Glenton  289,  295 


Glover  287,  288 
Glynn  229 
tTodbern  291 
Goodfellow  292 
Goodlad  299 
Gosman  290 
Gouinlock  286 
Goundry  290 
Gowland  295 
Grace  294 

Graham  294,  297,  298 
Gray    290,  291,   293, 

296,  298,  299 
Greaves  299 
Green  294,  295,  297 
Greene  291 
Greenliow  296 
Greenwell  289 
GrecAwood  290 
Grey  288,   294,  295, 

296,  297 
Grieveson287,294 
Grinell  298 
Guthrie  293,  294,  297 
Hackwortb  297 
Haddow  29  i; 
Haggerston  289 
Hair  293,  295,  298 
Hall    286,   287.  288, 

289,  290,  291,  292, 

993,  295,  296,  297, 

299 
Hamilton  292 
HamYnond  2!/3 
Hancock     289,     291, 

292,  295 
Haudviides  2,S7 
fiardcastle  2S(J 
Harding  297.  298 
Hardy  288.  297,  299 
Harkwortli  297 
Harle  295 

Harlcs  294,  295,  298 
Harrington  297 
Harrison     287,    289, 

297,  298 
Harvey  2S8,  29S 
llaswell  29 i 
Hawks  292,  299' 
Hawthorn  296 
r]av29l 

Hays  292,  296 
Head  lam  295 
Heaton  287,  2t*9 
Hebron  299 
Hedicy  286,  288,  200, 

291,  298 
Henderson  289,   292, 

294,  299 
Heuzell  289,  292,  293 
Heppell  2S7 
Hepple  294,  297 
Ketdetou  289 
Heslop  287 
Hetherington  280, 
Hewety,..n  294 


. 


REFERENCE    TO    NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE. 


30S 


Hewison  283 
Hewitt  291 
HJncnliff  299 
Hindmarsh  293,  297 
Hircl  289 
Hodge  286,  2.95 
Hodffson     292,    294, 

295,  29G 
Ho£rnr291,  293,  297, 

298 
H  olmes  291 
l-Iood289,  291,  297, 

29? 
Hopper  S89,  291,295 
Horn  286,  297 
Horncastle  299 
Hornett  298 
Hornsby  298 
Horsley  293 
Horsley  296 
Horsman  298 
Hosegood  296 
Hotham  291 
Hov  291 
Hoyle  294 

Hudson  290, 291 ,  293 
Hiidspatb  288,  291 
Humble  287,  294,  295 

298 
Hunter  287,  288,  292, 

295,  296,  297 
Hutchinson  288,  291 
Hntton  287,  292 
Hymers  292 
Ingliam  292 
Ingledew  287,  290 
Ingo  289 
Irvine  294 
Irwin  288,  297 
Irwine  288 

Jackson  291,294,29? 
James  V09 
Janiieson  299 
Jefferson  294 
Jenkins  290 
Jobling  287,  289,  293 
Jobsou  295 
Johnson  288,  289,  291 

292,293,  294,296, 

297,  298,  299,  300 
Johnston  286,  29fi 
Jones  296  [298 

Joplln  290,  294,  295, 
Joplino;  287,  2y4,  296 
Jordan  238,  2i/l 
Joyce  294 
Kcnmer  297 
Kennedy  293 
Kent  287 
Kerr  2S8 
Kidd  290,  293 
Kirk  291 
Kirklev  287,  291 
Kinghow  296 
Knott  299 
Knox  290 
Kyle  293 


Ladzie  300 

Laidlaw  296,  299        1 

Laidier  293,  296        ] 

Laing  291 

Lamb  287,  288,  289, 

298,  299 
Lambert    287,"    289, 

291,  294,  299 
Lambton  287 
Landells  293 
Larby  297 
Lark'in  297 
Lawson  290,  291,  294 

297 
Leadbitter   287,   289, 

291 
Lee  292,  298 
Leighton  296,  299 
Lewis  293 
Leybourn  296 
Liddell  289,  290,  297 
Lisle  298,  299 
[<ister288,  299j 
Little  293 
Livingston  293 
Lloyd  290 
Lock  297 
Locke  296,  299 
Loffus  292 
Loggie  298 
LonE;ride  292 
Loraine  287,  299 
Losh  287,  289,  292, 

294 
Lowes  291,  297 
Lowrey  295 
Lowry  291 
Lows  296    * 
Lubbock  287 
Lubbren  286,  295 
Lumley  296 
Lumsden  291 
Lumsdon  288 
Lutenor  292 
Lyal  288 
Mac  Mister  292 
M'Caslin  290 
M'Donald  288 
Mackenzie  295 
M'Kenzie298 
Mnckey  293 
^!'Killna300 
M'liityre  296 
M'Leownan293 
iM 'Nay  291 
M'Whirter  295 
Maffer  298 
Maillaird  288 
Main  297 
M:iken»ie  296 
Makepeace  290 
Maling  290 
Mann  297 
March  -297 
Mark  294,  296 
vla'ley  289,  292,  294, 

296 


Marsh  297 

Marshall     288,    290, 

291,  295 
Martin  289 
Mastican  287 
Mather  293,  296,  300 
Matthewson  297 
Maving  288,  293 
Mctl)uen  287,  292 
Michelson  297 
Mickle  287 
Midrilemas  292 
Midgley  290 
Milburu287,291,293 

299 
Miller  287,  292,  296, 

298 
Milner  292,  293 
Mitchell  295,  297 
Monkhouse  299 
Monro  294 
Moore  296 
Morland  296 
Mountain  299 
Mowbray  287 
Mundill  298 
Murdock  288,  290,299 
Mu.ray  292,  296,  298 
Murton  288,  298 
.Myers  289 
Nairn  290,  292,  295 
Naters  288,  294 
N:iyior291,  298 
Ncale  293 
Nesham  297 
Nelson  288 
Newniarch  289 
Newtob289,292,296. 

297 
Nichol  287,  289,  290, 

295,  299 
Nichole  299 
Nicholson   288, 

292,  296 
Nixon  291,  292 
OldtTshaw  292 
Oid6cld  295 
Oliver  289,  292 
Ord  292,  294 
Orrastoti  297 
Oswald  292,  299 
Outerston  238 
Overirig  294 
Oviston  2ci7  , 
Owen  297 
Oxnard  297 
Paget  296 
Pallister  288 
Parker  2 ;.«,  290,  291, 

300 
Parsons  294 
Pattison  293 
Peacock  298 
Pearcev  289 
Pearcy"297 
Pearson  287, 290, 293, 

294,  298 


290, 


Peel  294,  298 
Perkin  289 
Perkins  297 
Peters  287 
Phaiip  294 
Pigg  288 
Pinkeuey  292 
Pletts  296 
Plues  296 
Plummer289,  296 
Polding  294 
Pollard  290,  295 
Pollock  28S,  290 
Portei-  290 
Portous  294 
Potter  288,  300 
Pods  289,  290,    291, 

232,  293,  294 
Pow  292 
Pratt  289 

Preston  288,  290,  295 
Price  291 
Proctor  237,  289,  293 

294,  295^  298,  300 
Pugh  296 
Purves  287 
Purvis  296 
Pybiis287,   295 
Ramsay  291,  295,298 
Ramsey  294 
Rankin  294 
Ransom  287 
Ratc)iffe288 
Rayiic291,  292,  295 
Reavely286,  290 
Reay  291 
Redford  291,  294 
Redhead  294 
Redshaw  289,  296 
Reed  287,   290,  291, 

298,  299 
Reid  292,  293,  295 
Relph  293 
Rennespa  294 
Rennolilson  289,  292 
Renwick  288,  291,293 

298 
Rewcastle  288 
Rex  292 
Rich  297 
Richardson  288,  290, 

291,  292,  294,  297, 
298,  299,  300 

Richmond  287 
Riddle  298 
Ridley  291,  293,  294 
Rimington  290 
Robertson  293,  293 
Robinson    289,    292, 

297,  298 
Robson  288,  2?9,  291 

292,  293,294,  295, 
296,  297,  298,  299 

Roddara  292 
Rogers  292 
Rogerson  294 
Rosenbohm  294 


804 


REFERENCE   TO   NElVCASTLE-UPON-TYNE* 


297 


Row  291 
Rowan  d  297 
Rowe  292 
Rowell  292 
Rowentree  290 
Rowley  289,  290 
Ruffhead  297 
Rumley  294 
Russ.'ll  289,  291 
Rutherford  2bG,  293 
Rutter  299 
Salmon  288,  293 
Sanders  289 
Sanderson  294 
Sauds  288 
Sayer  297 
Scarlet  296 
Scope  298 
Scott   288,   29 

298,  299 
Sears  293 
Seauzet  294 
Selkirk  2^8,  289 
Seiiton  289 
Sessford  2y9 
Sewell  290 
Seymour  287,  293 
Sh'adfort  298 
Shani)  297 
Sharper  300 
Shaw  290 
Sherwood  290 
Shield  289,  292,  296, 

299 
Shiell  287 
Shipley  288 
Shotton  298 
Sillick  290 
Simpson  295 
Sinton  290,  291 
Slater  290 

Slowan  288,  292,  294 
Small  299 
Smiles  294,  29f),  299 


293,  294,  295,  296 

297,  299 
Snaith  287 
Snook  297 
Snowdon  292,  293 
Softley  294 
Sopwith  288,  293,  298 
Sorsbie  291 
Soulsby  289 
Sowei'by  298 
Spark  293 
Spence  293,  297 
Spencer  288,  293,  298 

299 
Spoor  286,  288, 
Spotswood  298 
Stan  icy  291 
Stevenson  295 
Stephenson  289, 

295 


292 


289, 


Stevenson   291,    297,;Tweddell  297 


|Thew  297 
Thomas  286,  295 
Thompson   287,    288 
289,  291,  292,  294, 

296,  297,  298,  299 
Tindle  298 
Tinkler  299 
Todd  292,   293,  294, 

297,  298,  300 
Todman  295 
Topping  299 
Toward  299 
Towns  298,  299 
Trotter  288,  291,  295 

299 
Tulloch  296 
Tully  296 
Turiibull     289,    292 

295,  296,  297 
Turner  287,  289,   297 


Smith  286,  290,  292,  Thane  2S9 


299 
Stevinson  293 
Stewart  288 
Stobbart  297 
Stoker  287 
Stokoe  287,  288,   293 
Story  288,  291,  294 
Stott  296 
Stout  292 
Strachan  292 
Strong  29C 
Stuart  292,  299  . 
Sumervill  289,  297 
Summers  297 
Surtees  299 
Swan  295 
Sykes  288 
Taylor  290,  291,  293, 

294,  295,  296 
Teasdale     287,     289, 

297,  298 
Temperley  292 
Temple  293 


Tweedale  289 
Tyzack  296 
Unsworth  292 
Usher  289 
Vardy  297 
Vert  299 
Vcrty  293 
Vickers  292,  298 
Vipoiul  292,  294 
Wait.  291 
Wake  288 
VVakinshaw  296 
Walker  286,  288,289, 

290,  293,  290,  297, 

298 
Walkers 296,  299 
Wallace  292,  297 
Wallis  294,  296 
Walters  '2'67 
Walton  295,  296,  299 
Wanlass  293,  298 
Warburton  293,  295 
Ward  29o 
Wardle  294 


Waters  290,  295 
Watson  288,  289,  292, 

293,294,295,296 

299,  300 
Wawn  300 
Wear  298 
Weatherbum  296 
Weatherhead  296 
Weatherson  287 
Weir  288,  290 
Welford  296,  297, 299 
West  287 
Westgarth  296 
Wheatley  292 
Whinfield  288,  292 
White  287,  288,  293, 

296,  299 
Whittield286,  299 
Whitley  289,  298 
Widdrington  294 
M'igbam  291,  294 
Wilkin  287,  288 
Wilkinson    289,   292, 

296 
Williamson  287 
Willis  287 
Wilson  288,  289,  290, 

292,  293,  294,  295, 

296,  297,  298,  299 
Winchop  291 
Winter  288,  3no 
Wood  288,   291,  295, 

296, 300 
Woodhouse  289 
Woodman  295 
Wright  291,  292,  29S 
Wylam  298 
Wylem  293 
Wylie290 
yellowly  291 
Youll  297 
Young  286,  287.  289, 

292,  293.  296 
YouDsrhusband  292 


NORTH  SHIELDS, 


J\. 


SEA-PORT,  and  Market  Town,  in  the  county  of  Northumberland,  situated  on    the 

Horthside  of  the  River  Tyne,  atthe  distance  of  eight  miles  from  Newcastle,  nine  from  Sunder- 
land, and  two  hundred  and  seventy-eight  from  London.  The  Prior  of  Tynemouth,  in  1292, 
had  built  a  quay  and  twenty-six  houses  here,  which  were  tenanted  by  fishermen,  brewers, 
and  victuallers,  rich  enough  to  supply  loading  and  provisions  for  200  ships  of  the  tonnage 
of  those  days  ;  but,  at  the  suit  of  the  Corporation  of  Newcastle,  all  these  erections  were 
removed.  Before  that  time  the  place  consisted  only  of  a  few  Shiels,  a  provincial  name  for 
hovels)  inhabited  by  fishermen.  Notwithstanding  which,  this  town,  in  the  time  of  the 
Coaimonwoalth,  was  of  importance  enough  to  complain  to  his  Highness  and  Council  of  the 
want  of  a  market,  and  Cromwell  had  certainly  complied  with  its  request,  had  not  the 
breaking  up  of  the  Parliament  prevented  him.  In  1668  the  plague  raged  most  violently 
in  this  town.  The  Church  was  consecrated  in  1688,  since  which  time  it  has  been  much 
enlarged,  and  ornamented  with  a  steeple,  in  which  are  a  peal  of  musical  bells,  pre- 
eented  to  the  parish  by  James  Storey,  Esq.  in  1 788.     In  its  immediate  vicinity  the  Roman 


NORTH  SHffiLDS, 


a03 


Gatholks  have  erected  a  Chapel,  which  for  elegance,  does  honour  to  their  taste.  The 
people,  truly  denominated  Friends,  have  a  Meeting-liouse,  so  have  the  Methodists, 
both  of  the  old  and  new  connexion.  The  Presbyterians,  Independents,  and  Burghers, 
have  also  places  of  worship  nor  is  it  deficient  of  Institutions  affording  relief  to  the  in- 
digent. Here  is  a  Dispensary,  and  schools  fof  the  edueation  of  the  children  of  the  poor, 
on  the  Laacasterian  plan.  The  Jubilee  SchoqiJ  is  an  elegant  building.  Here  are  two 
Banks,  which  are  ornaments  to  the  town  ;  also  a  Theatre,  not  large,  but  neat :  near 
to  which  is  the  Commercial  Hotel.  In  the  year  1804  the  Duke  of  Northumberland  gave 
licence  for  a  weekly  niarket  to  be  held  on  Fridays  ;  and  for  annual  t"airs  on  the  last 
Friday  in  April,  aod  the  first  Friday  in  November.  North  Shields  possesses  dry  docks, 
several  ship  building  yards,  extensive  roperies  ;  and  Messrs.  Foster  and  Pearson  have 
large  salt  pans,  on  the  Limekiln  shore.  At  the  foot  of  the  town  are  two  Beacons,  main- 
tained by  the  Trinity-house,  in  Newcastle  :  and  near  to  them  is  Clifford's-fort,  built  ia 
1672,  which  effectually  commands  all  vessels  entering  the  river.  The  oldest  part  of  the 
town  is  a  long  narrow  street,  on  the  margin  of  the  river  ;  and,  in  bustle  and  confusion, 
bears  a  strong  resemblance  to  Wapping  in  London.  The  upper,  or  new  town,  is  of  recent 
erection,  ascended  in  some  places  by  more  than  100  stone  steps.  Hure  the  streets  are  spa- 
cious and  well  paved,  the  shops  large  and  tastefully  displayed,  and,  when  lighted  with 
gas,  which  is  now  in  conteinplation,  tiiis  part  of  North  Shields  will  not  be  inferior  to  any 
town  in  the  county  The  harbour  of  North  and  South  Shields  is  about  a  mile  and  a  half 
in  length.  In  spring  tidfes  it  has  sufficient  water  for  vessels  of  five  hundred  tons  bur- 
then. Boats  are  constantly  plying  on  the  river,  and  the  gi-eatest  facility  is  given  to  tra- 
velling between  this  town  add  Newcastle,  by  means  of  steam  paokets.  lis  population  is 
estimated  at  about  8  or  9000. 

Post-Office,  Tyhe-street. — Isaac  Peaft,  Postmaster.-^North  Mail  arrives  at  two  P.  M, 
»nd  leaves  at  seven  A.  M.  South  arrives  at  ten  A.  M.,  and  leaves  at  a  quarter  past 
eleven  A.  M.     Blyth,  bye  post,  leaves  at  half-past  two  P.  M.  and  returns  at  nine  P.  M. 


Agents. 

Ranney  Joseph,   (commercial)  Tyne-st. 
Redhead  Wm.  (to  Lloyds)   Low-st. 
Richardson  Wm.   (ship)   Howard-st. 
Spence  and  Foster,  (canvass)  Mount-pleasant 

Anclwr-smiths,   Chain-cable,  ^'c. 
Manufacturers, 
Flinn  Robert,   Low-st. 
Holland  Patrick,  Bull-ring  &  Milbouirn-pl. 
Hurst  Wm.  Doitwick-st. 
Mathwin  Elizabeth,  Low-st. 

Attornies. 
Barker  Richard,  Howard-st. 
Cockerill   Jonathan,    (and  notary   public) 

Market-place 
Dale  Henry,  Dockwray-squaxe 
Matthews  J.  esq.  (notary  public)  Georges-st. 
Thompson  Samuel,  Church-st. 
Tinley  John,  Dqckwray-square 
Webster  Wm.   Market-place 

Auctioneers. 
Dagliesh  Wm.  Russell-st. 
Marshall  George,  Church-st. 
Ranney  Joseph,  Tybe-st. 
Reed  Anthony,  Saville-st. 
Tarn  Wm.  Tyne-st. 

Bakers. 

Curry  Thoma«,  Low-st. 
Dixon  John,  Wooden  Bridge  ' 
Ford  Wm.  Low-st. 
Gil  holm  Robert,  Fish-market 
Luisjie  James,  Low-st. 

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Lyons  Jtunes,  Low-st. 
Marshall  Thomas,  Low-st. 
Robinson  Thomas,  Low-st. 
RoWntree  Wm.  Low-st. 
Snowdon  and  Wardle,  Low-st. 
Trotter  Robert,  Wooden-bridge 

Bankers. 

North  and  South  Shields  Bank,  Howard-st. 

Chapmans  and  Co. 
Northumberland  Branch  Bank,  Market-place 

John  Reed,  Reed  and  Co. 

Block-makers, 

Crow  George,  Quay-side 
Harrison  Joseph,  Bedford-st. 
Harrison  Thomas,  Low-lights 
Hart  Henry,  Low-st. 
Kent  Wm.  Low-lights 
Morton  and  Thompson,  Low-st. 
Shotton  John,  Low-lights-quay 
Walker  Henry,  Elders-quay 

Boat-builders. 
Bell  Andrew,  Elders-quay 
Bengali  Samuel,  Low-lights-qiay 
Oxley  John,  Limekiln-shore 
Pletts  John,  Limekiln-shore 
Stephenson  Robert,  N^w-quay  ' 

Booksellers,  Printers,  ^  Stationers,. 

Appleby  Thomas,  Stevenson-st. 

Barnes   Wiii.    (putlic    library   and   reading 

rooms)    How.ird-st. 
Orange  Wm.  Bedford-st. 
Pollock  i.  K.   lo,  Unisn-st. 


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NORTH  SHIELDS. 


Boot  and  Shoe-viakers. 

Armstrong  Thoma';,   Low-st. 

Bell  Matthew,  Tyncmouth 

Boyd  John,  Tync-st. 

Gormick  Philip,  Unioii-st. 

Dixon  Elisha,  7,  Bedford-st. 

Dunn  Jclin,  Luw-st.  ^ 

Elphinstone  John,  Union-st. 

Gray  John,  Low-st. 

Harvey  Thomas,  Church-way 

Humphrey  Thomas,  Tyne-st. 

IMc'Dougal!  James,  Union-st. 

Margetts  Jolin,  Low-st. 

Potter  John,  Doitwick-st. 

Richardson  Matthew,  Low-st. 

Smith  Shndrach,  Low-st. 

Smith  \Vm.  Stcvenson-st. 

Turnbnll  John,  Elders-inay 

Vickcrson  Wm.   Low-st. 

VVardle  George,  Camden  st. 

Braziers  and  Tinmen. 
Dunn  Henry,   Low-st. 
Hindmarsh  Thompson,  New-quay 
Hutchinson  Wra.  Low-st, 
Lesslie  John,  Union-st. 
Todd  Thomas,  Low-st. 
Young  John,  Low-st. 

Breicers. 
Bartleman  and  Co.  Northumberland-brewery, 

L  ow-st. 
Fcnwick  Nicholas,  Low-st. 
Johnsort  and  Litchfield,  Low-lights 
Richardson  James,  High-brewery,  Low-st. 
Walker  Wm.  Percy-brewery,  Low-st. 

Brokers,  (Ship  and  Insurance.) 

Redhead  Wm.  Low-st. 
Taylor  Joseph,  Tyne-st. 

Builders. 
Deall  Richard,  Norfolk-st. 
Hunter  Archibald,  Albion-st. 

Cahinet-makcrs. 
Appleby  Robert,   (and  upholsterer)   Low-st. 
Ayiisley  John,   (and  joiner)  Charlotte-sl, 
Dawson  Thomas,   (and  joiner)  Toll -square 
©rccnwell  Wm.  &  John,  (&joincrs)  Savillest. 
Hall  Thonw,   (&  u])hoisterer)  Tyne-st. 
Hudson  An(hew,   (and  joiner)  Doitwick-st. 
Patrick  John,'  (and  joiner)  Mi) bourn-place 
Scott  James,   (and  joiner)   Cbarlotte-st. 
Skipscy  &  Rutherford, (&  joiners) Churcb-way 
Smith  Jackson,  Tyne-st. 
Stewart  James,   (&  upholsterer)  Church-way 
Stewart  Matthew,  Low-st, 
Swan  John,  (and  joiner)  Union-lane 
Turnbull  John,  Bedford-st. 
Turpin  Robert,  Tyne-st. 
Usher  John,   (and  joiner)  Bedford-st. 
Usher  R.  (and  joiner)   Howard-st. 

Careers  and  Gilders. 
Tarn  Wm.  Tyne-st. 
Tt»4d  JuMcs,  Chwch'Way 


Chemists  and  Druggists. 
Elsdon  Robert,  Tyne-st. 
Hart  Samuel,  2,  Bedford  st. 
Ogilvie  Joseph,  Wooden-bridge 
Robson  John,  i^ow-st. 

Colour,  Paint,  and  Varnish-manil- 

facturcr. 
Thwailcs  John,  Tyne-st. 

Confectioners. 
Allison  and  Priest,  Tyne-st. 
Cluy  Margaret,  Union-st. 
Tlmbleton  Jane,  Union-st. 
White  Ann,  Low-et. 

Coopers. 
Clark  Robert,  Low-st. 
Conlson  Thomas,  Low-st. 
Hewison  Edward,  Low-st. 
Mc'Lean  John,  Low-st. 

Corn  Millers. 
Brown  Wm.  New  Quay 
Crawford  John,  near  Bull-ring 

Curriers  and  Leather-sellers. 
Owen  John,  Union-st. 
Robinson  and  Durmand,  Low-st. 
Smith  John,  Tyne-st. 

Earthenicare^manufacttirers. 
Bird  and  Co.  Northumberland-pottery,  Low- 
lights 

Fire,  Sfc.  Offices. 
Atlas,  Nicholas  Bird,  Dockwray-square 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne,  Isaa-j  Peart,  Tyne-st-. 
Norwich  Union,  Wm.  Barnes,  Howard-st. 
Phoenix,  James  Whittle,  Bull  Ring 
Sun,   Wm.  Horner,  Union-st. 

Flour  Dealers. 
Hastings  Caleb,  Bedford-st. 
Marshall  Thomas,  Low-st. 
Scott  Thomas,  Low-st. 

Fruiterers. 
Allison  and  Priest,  Tyne-st. 
Rodham  Thomas,  Tyne-st. 
Smith  Jackson,  Tyne-st. 

Fiirnittirc-hrokers. 
Lisk  Peter,  Church-way 
Slater  John,  Church-way 

Glass-manufncturcrs\ 
Burrcll  and  Co.  Tyne  flint-glass  manufoctorr, 
Low-lights 

Glass,  China,  Sfc.  Denlers. 
Bell  John,  Tyne-st. 
Laws  Robert,  Union-st. 

Grocers. 
Alexander  Barbara,  Bull-ring 
Aynsley  George,   Charlotte-st. 
Baynes  George,   (and  tea-dealer)  BedfereI-:St. 
Brown  Thomas,  Saville-st. 
Carr  Thomas,  Low-st. 
Christie  Catharine,  Church-way 
Clark  Jane,  Gamdea-st. 


NORTH  SHIELDS. 


so; 


Cini^  John,  I,ow-st. 

Uobinson  Tliomiis,  (&  ship  chaoiU^r)  Low-st. 

I>ownie  Wm.  Low-st. 

Gallon  Robert,  Low-st. 

Gillies  Alexander,  Wooden-bridje 

Hall  George,  DoitwitU-st. 

Hutchinson  John,  Hall-rinir 

Johnston  Thomas,  Chuith-st. 

Laws  Robert,  Union-st. 

Mettalf  Thamas,   Tyne-st. 

Moore  Hannah,  Low-st. 

Nesbit  John,  (&  tea-dealer)   Bcdford-st. 

Orren  Win.  Bedford-st. 

Owen  Sarah,  Tyne-st. 

Potts  Wm,  Tyne-st. 

Purvis  Mary,   (and  tep,  dealer)   Low-st, 

Reay  Joseph,  Bedford-st. 

Reay  Mary,  Wellingtou-iit. 

Reed  Robert,  Low-st. 

Richardson  James,  Low-st. 

llitiiardson  Thomas,  Bull-ring 

Robinson  Geortje,  Low-st. 

Robson  Frances,  Bull-ring 

Roddam  John,   (and  tea  dealer)   Market  pJ. 

Rodham  Thomas,  Tyne-st. 

Scott  Ann,  AVooden-bridgc 

Scott  John,  Tynemoulh 

Sharp  Henry,  New-quay 

Sharp  John,  Union-st. 

Smart  Thomas,  Low-st. 

Haberdashers. 
Field  James,  Unioa-st. 
Lesslie  Alexander,  Low-st. 
Wilson  Wm.  Union-st. 
Wingrave  Wm.  Union-st. 

Hatters. 
Anderson  James,  Low-st. 
Anderson  Tliomas,   (and  draper)   I,o\v-st. 
Fantarrow  Jeremiah,  (manufacturer)  Low-st. 
Francis  Michael,  Market-place 
Scott  John,  Tyne-street  and  Market-place 

Inns. 

Commercial  Hotel,  Wm.  Ward,  Howard-st. 

Crescent  Tavern,  John  Bell,  Hudson-st. 

George  Tavern,  Martraret  Milburn,  Kini;-st. 

Northumberland  Arms,  Isabella  CaiT,  Mar- 
ket-place 

Northumberland  Hotel,  Jane  Weatherburn, 
Bedford-st. 

Star  and  Garter,  John  Robinson,  Tynemouth 
Ironmongers. 

Mathwin  Thomas  and  Co.  Tyne-st. 

Twizell  John  and  Co.  Low-st. 

Wilburn  and  Son,  Low-st. 

Voung  Ralph,  Union-st. 

Jetvellers  and  Silversmiths. 

Joel  Trytle,  Tyne-st. 

Samuel  Philip,  Union-st. 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers. 
Cruddas  George,  Howard-st. 
Ellison  Ann  and  Son,  Tyne-st.. 
Hall  Robert,  Low-st. 
Hepworth  Thomas,  Tyne-st. 
Hewitt  Robert,  Union-st. 
Horner,  Clark  and  Go.  3,  Union-st. 


Hume  John,  Howard-st. 
Matterson  Timothy,  Tyqe-st, 
Murr-ay  John,  Tyne-st. 
Nevison  Wm.  Lowst. 
Proctor  and  Spencc,  Howard-st. 

Marble  and  Stone  Masons 
Broddie  Alexander,  Church-way 
C^ook  Michael,  Cam<len-st. 
Philipson  Thomas  and  Son,  Peed-st. 

Marine  Stores,  (Dealers  in) 
Gordon  James,  Quay-side 
Hebron  George,  Quay-side 
Nicholson  Matthew,  Low-st. 
I'e.irsou  Joiin,  Bull-ring 
Walmslcy  Emanuel,  Low-st. 
Merchant. 
Redhead  Wm.  Low-st. 

Milliners. 
Bill  J.  &  M.  Tyne-st. 
Bourn  Elizabeth,  Union-st. 
Fenwlck  Ann  &  E.  Tyne-st. 
James  M.  &  R.  Tyne-st. 
Martin  M.  Church-st. 

Milhprights. 
Mc'Conni'll  Thomas,  Doitwiek-  st. 
Morley  Thomiis,  Doitwick-st. 

Notaries  Public. 
Cockerill  Jonathan,  Maiket-place 
Mathews  John,  Esq.  George-st, 
Rich;>rdsoii  W'ai.  Howard-st. 

Painters  and  Glaziers. 
Arkell  George,  Low-st. 
Balmer  George,   (&  plumber)  Low-st. 
Bewick  Henry,  Low-st. 
BlythWm.  Saville-st. 
Embleton  Thomas,  Unioa-st. 
Hall  xMexander,   (&  plumber)  Low-st. 
Hunter  George,  Low-st. 
Park  John,  Low-st. 
Sprout  Christopher,  Low-st, 
Thtt'.iites  John,  Tyne-st. 
Tyzack  B.  C.  Low-st. 
Watson  Thomas,  (&  plumber)   Low-st. 
Whale  John,  Low-st. 

Pawnbrokers. 
Barker  Wm.  Church-way 
Gibson  Thomas,  Bedford-st. 
Hume  Robert  and  Co.  Camden-st. 
Marshall  Jolin  B.  George-st. 
Moreland  Charles,  Low-st. 
Nicklin  Samuel,  Low-st. 
Oliver  Win.  Low-st. 

Purvis,  Longbottom  &  Co.  Stevenson-st', 
Slater  Thoniusin,  Church-way 
Twizell  Margaret,  Church-way 

Perfumers. 
Carr  James,  Union-st. 
Golightly  Benjamin,  Union-st. 
Graham  Thomas,  Tyne-st. 
Lyall  George,  Union-st. 

Physicians. 
Charleton  Charles,  Dockwray-squar/i 
Horsley  Wm.  Dock>vTay-square 
.!oncs  Samuel,  Tyne-st. 
Oxley  Wm.  Savil'ic-sL 


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NORTH  SHIELDS. 


Pipe-makers. 
Coates  Wni.  Broitwick-st. 
Gallon  Robert,  New-quay 

Rope  Makers. 
Bradshaw  andJordeson,  Custom-house-quay 
Burrell  George,  Tynemouth 
Dewar  James,   (and  twine)  Low-st. 
Linskill,  Walker  and  Co.  Tyne-st. 
Metcalf,  Dale  and  Metcalf,  Tyne-st. 

Saddlers. 
Davidson  John,  Saville-st. 
Irwin  Archibald,  Tyne-st. 
Bobson  Edmund,  Tyne-st. 

Sail-makers. 
Aaron  John,  Custom-house-quay 
Bowmaker  VVm.  Grindstone-stairs 
Brown  Richard,  Custom-house-quay 
Farrow  and  Smith,  Low-st. 
Fawcett  Joseph,  Low-st. 
Hansen  Robert,  Black-cock-quay 
Hearn  John,  Custom-house-quay 
Kelso  Stephen,  Maitland»-lane 
Kirton  Isaac,  Low-st. 

Yeoman  Thomas,  near  Bull-ring- 

Salt-manufacturers. 
Foster  and  Pearson,  Limekiln-shore 

Richardson  James,  White-hill-point 
Sfiip-builder. 

Pletts  John,  Limekjln-shore 

Ship-chandlers. 

Brotvn  Richard,  Custom-house  quay 

Dobinson  John,  Low-st. 

Ship  Owners. 

Armstrong  John,  Northumberland-square 

Atkinson  Thomas,  Saville-st. 

Bell  John,  Dockwray-square 

Brass  John,  Stevenson-st. 

Brown  Henry,  Church-way 

Chaters  John,  Milboiirn-placc 

Chatcrs  T.  A.  Milbourn-place 

Clark  Thomas,  Stevenson-st. 

Clough  Robert,  Church-way 

Coppice  John,  Northumberland-place 

Cowey  ,  Howard-st. 

Craister  George,  Hutchinsons-buildings 

Crighton  Alexander,  Northumberland-square 

Dale  John,  Dockwray-square 

Darling  Thomas,  Church- way 

Donkin  Joshua,  East  Percy-st. 

Fawcus  George,  Church-way 

Fenwick  John,  Milbourn-place 

Fenwick  John,  jun.  Dockwray-square 

Fenwick  Richard,  Dockwray-square 

Fenwick  Thomas,  Milbouru-plare 

Green  VVm.  Northumberiand-sqiiarc 

Guthrie  Wm,  Northumberland-square 

Hayes  John,  Northumberland-square 

Hayes  Henry,   Church-way 

Hayes  Wm.  west  Percy-st. 

Hearn  John,  Northumberland-square 

Hewson  Wm.  Dockwray-square 

Honeyman  James,  Milbourn-place 

Hunter  Alexander,  Camden-st. 

Hurry  Henry,  Dockwray-square 

Hutchinson  Thomas,  east  P*rcy-st. 

Johnson  Christopher,  Dockwray-square 


Jones  Thomas,  Norfolk-st. 
Joidason  Miles,  Dockwray-square 
Kelso  Stephen,   Howard-st. 
Lough  Thomas,  west  Percy-st. 
Milburn  John,  Northumberland-square 
Murray  James,  Northumberland-place 
Pearson  Wm.  Sterenson-st. 
Peasecod  Thomas,  Church-way 
Popplewell  Matthew,  DockwTay-squftte 
Pringle  H.  Northumberland-square 
Railston  John,  Milbourn-place 
Reay  Wm.  Dockwray-square 
Richmond  George,  Norfolk-$t. 
Richmond  W^m.  Dockwray-square 
Ritchie  James,  Northumberland-square 

Robertson  Wm.  Stevenson-st. 

Robinson  Wm.  Stevenson-st. 

Scott  John,  Milbourn-place 

Scott  Thomas,  Miibourn -place 

Stourman  John,  Miibourn-place 

Taylor  George,  Northumberland-place 

Taylor  John,  east  Percy-st. 

Tevener  John,  Dockwray-square 

Thompson  Hamilton,  west  Percy-st. 

Tinley  Thomas,  DockwTay-square 

Tinley  Thomas,  jun.  Northumberland-square 

Watson  Wm.  west  Percy-st. 
!  Wheatley  Henry,  Stevenson-place 

AVheatley  Wm.  Stevenson-place 

Slopsellers  Sf  Cloathes  Dealers. 

Pringle  Hannah,  Woftden-bridge 

Towns  Sarah,  Low-st. 

Spirit-merchants. 

Cook  John,  Bull-ring 
Walton  Ralph,  Bull-ring 
Weatherley  John,  Union-st. 

Surgeons. 

Drufy  Edward,  Low-st. 
Forman  Wm.  Low-st. 
Greenhow  E.  &  E.  Church-st. 
Marr  James,  Howard-st. 
Robson  Robert,  Low-st. 
Shield  John,  Norfolk-st. 
Trotter  Andrew,  Camden-st. 
Watson  and  Bramwell,  Tyne-st. 

Tailors. 
Anderson  Jatues,  Stevenspn-st. 
Dixon  and  Son,   (and  drapers)  Bedfordrst, 
Dixon  Jajftes,  Bedford-st. 
Elstob  Jacob,  Tyne-st. 
Foster  John,  Low-st, 
Gott  Wm.  senr,  Low-st. 
Gott  Wm.  junr.  New  Q^ay 
Hall  George,  Church-w^ 
Morrison  and  Son,  Tyne-st. 
Noble  Wm. 
Wailes  Wm.   (merchant)  4,  Tyne-st. 

Tallotc-chandlers. 
Dobinson  Thomas,  Low-st. 
Wiseman  Stephen,  Unien-court 

Tanners. 

Richardson  and  Co.  near  Low-lighfs 

Taverns  and  Ffublic  Houses. 
Ark,  .»ohn  Blyth,  Savjlle-st. 
Bath  Inn,  Hannah  Spurrier,    Tynemeuth 


NORTH  SHIELDS. 


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Black  Bull,  Rachael  Sanderson,  Lovv-st. 

Rlack  Bnll,  Andrew  Law,  BuU-ving 

Black  Bull,  Wm.  Scott,  Tynemouth 

Blaok  Boy,  Elizabeth  Park,  Low-st. 

Black  Swan,  G.  Henderson,  Low-st. 

Bull  Ring,  Joseph  Simpson,  Bull-ring 

Crown  ind  Anchor,  Eliz.  Jackson,  Low-st. 

Crown  and  Thistle,  A.  11.  Weldon,  Low-st. 

Dock  Inn,  George  Elliot,  Bull-ring 

Earl  Percy,  Rc»er  Grey,  Stevenson-st. 

Fox  &  Lamb,  John  iMorrell,  Wooden-bridge 

Garrick's  Head,  Margaret  Lee,  Saville-st. 

Globe,  J,  Richardson,  Low-st. 

Golden  Lion,  A.  Turnbull,  Union-st. 

Grey  Bull,  Alexasder  Shields,  Low-st. 

Grey  Horse,  Sarah  Simpson,  Bull-ring 

Half  Moon,  Jane  Rcid,  Lowlights-shore 

Hope,  Robert  Nicholson,  Low-st. 

Hope,  Elizabeth  Walmsley,  Lowlights-shore 

Jerusalem  Coffee  House,  Sol.  Brown,  Eow-st. 

Lamb,  James  Legg,  Low-st. 

LJght  House,  James  Nicholson,  Low  st. 

Lord  Collingwood,  Wm.  Revely,  Lowlights- 
shore 

Newcastle  Arms,  Isabella  Thrift,  Low-st. 

Ordnance  Arms,  M.  Farmer,  Lowlights 

Phoenix,  John  Cook,  Bull-ring 

Phoenix,  John  Lowry,  Low-st. 

Queen's  Head,  Archibald  Hunter,  Albion-st. 

Raffled  Anchor,  Wra.  Cram,  Low-st. 

Roebuck,  Wm.  Baruet,  Low-st. 

Salutation,  Elizabeth  Scott,  Tynemouth 

Scotch  Arms,  Thomas  Stewart,  Church-way 

Shakespeare  Tavern,  H.R.  Roddara,  Low-st. 

Ship  Centurion,  Ralph  Walton,  Bull-ring 

Ship  and  Whale,  J.  Dawson;  Low-st. 

Steam  Packet,  John  Kaye,  Lowlights-shore 

Tynemouth  Lodge,  Wm.  Tate,  T)'nemouth- 
road 

White  Swan,  M.  Pearson,  Low-st. 
Tea-dealers. 

Hunter  Margaret,  Church-way     ' 

Moss  Margaret,  Walker-place 

Smith  David,  Union-st. 

Taylor  Eliza,  Tyne-st. 

Timber-merchants'. 

Crighton  and  Tyzack,  Lowlights  Raff-yard 

Spence  and  Foster,  Mount-pleasant 
Upholsterers. 

Dobison  James,  Camden-st. 


Spoor  Michael,  Tyne-st. 

(See  also  Cabinet-makers.) 
Watch  and  Clock -makers. 
Blackwood  Win.  Union-st. 
Brown  Wm.  Low-st. 
Coulson  Wm.  Low-st. 
Gibson  George,  Union-st. 
Hogarth  John,  Stevenson-st. 
Robson  Wm.   (and  compass)   Low-st. 

Wharjinger. 
Hall  Francis,  Northumberland-wharf 

Whitesmiths. 
Coatcs  Peter,  Low-st. 
Hirst  Wm.  Doitwick-st. 
Smith  Wm.  Low-st. 

Woollen  Drapers. 
Wailes  Wm.  (&  merchant-tailor)  4,  Tyne-»t^ 
Wardle  R .  Tyne-st. 

MISCELLANY. 

Armstrong  Jolin,    turner  and  plane-maker, 

Saville-st. 
Bells,    Robson   and   Watson,    coal  owners> 

near  Milbourn-place 
Bowie  John,  malhematica*  iastmment-maker, 

Low-st, 
Ditchburn  Gavin,  bookbinder,  Bcdford-st. 
Harrison  John,  porter-merchant,  Mfeirket-pi. 
Marshall  Robert,  mathematician,  near  High- 
lights 
Rennison  and  Spencer,  tobacconists,  Low-st. 
Rowe  Thomas,  joiner,  near  High-lights 
Taylor  Mary,  straw-hat-makcr,  Union-st. 
Taylor  Alice,  dyer,  Low-st. 

Carriers  bij  Land. 
Blyth,  Joseph  Groundsel,  Newcastle  Arms 
Hartley,  AVm.  Brady,  daily,  Fox  &  Lamb 
Hartley,  Wm.  Taylor,  Newcastle  Arms 
Warkworth    and    Alnwick,     G.    Robinson, 

Thins.  GreyBuU 
Warkworth  and  Alnwick,  G.Elliot,  Thurs, 

Crown  and  Anchor 

Coaches. 

From  the  Bath  Inn,  Tyne^nouik. 

The  Waterloo,    every  morning  at  half-past 

eight,  to  Newcastle 
From  the  Bull  Ring  Inn,  Joseph  Simpsons. 
The  Industry,  every  morning,  to  Newcastle. 

From  the  Coach  and  Horses. 
A  Coach  every  morning  to  Newcastle 


PENRITH 


A 


MARKET  TOWN,    in   Cutaberland,  is  situated  on  an   easy  inclination  of  ground 
and  chiefly  consists  of  one  long  street  stretching  north  and  south.     There  are  many  wt\\ 
built  houses  here,  and  the  inns  are  numerous  and  respectable.     The  chufch  is  a  large  and 
handsome  structure,  lately  rebuilt,  except  the  lower  part ;  its  roof  is  supported  by  pillars, 
«onsisting  each  of  one  entire  stone  dug  out  of  a  neighbouring  quarry.     In  the  church  yard' 
are  two  ancient  rude  stone  obei.isks,  one  of  which   is  railed  the  Giant's  Grave,  and  said  to 
have  been  erected  to  the  memory  of  Sir  Owen  Csesarius,  a  famous  warrior,  who  destroyed 
the  robbers  and  wild  beasts  that  infested  Inglcwood  Forest.     Here  is  a  good  Free  School 
a   Chanty   School,  with  Meeting  Houses   for  Presbyterians,   Quakers,   &c. ;    considerable 
improvements  have  been  recently  made  in  tl,6  town  ;  the  Old  Shambles,  have  been  removed 
ana  very  neat  and  commodions  ones  eiecteJ  behind  the  George  Inn,  on  the  plan  of  those  at 


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PENRITH. 


Carlislt.  In  point  of  amuseniont,  Penrith  has  to  boast  of  a  newly  prected  ahd  handsome 
Assembly  Room,  and  one  of  tlie  best  R;;ce  Courses  in  the  nortli  of  England,  on  the  west 
side  of  the  Beacon-hitl,  and  \vhi(h  has  been  walled  in.  Thaannnal  races  ;ind  hunt  arc  well 
attended.  The  Castle,  (of  >Yl)Ich  some  remains  are  yet  standing,)  overlooks  the  town  from 
the  west,  and  gives  it  a  majestic  appearance  ;  it  has  nothing  very  aiili'ine  in  its  ornaments, 
und  the  form  of  the  windows,  ^c.  dots  not  discover  any  thing  to  carry  oar  idea  much  heyonJ 
the  time  of  King  Edward  the  Fifth.  Be  this  as  it  may,  it  is  the  general  opinion  that 
lljchard,  Duke  of  Gloucester,  afterwai"ds  ^King  Richard  the  Third,  resided  here  for 
some  time.  This  Castle  was  dismantled  in  the  time  of  Charles  the  First,  by  the  ra- 
pacious adherents  of  the  commonwealth.  The  Beacon,  which  so  i  ••  h  arrests  the 
travellers  attention,  is  a  square  building  of  stone,  well  placed  fur  giving  alarm  in  times 
*i  danger.  The  Jtown  is  situated  at  the  distance  of  18  miles  f.om  Carlisle,  and  28!)  miles 
from  London. — The  iMarkets  arc  held  on  Tuesday  and  .Saturday,  and  its  fairs  April  25tlt. 
Whit  Tuesday,  Sq)t.  2rth.  and  Nov.  11th.— Population  about  4000. 


Post  Office. — Thomas  Garnett,  Tost  Master- — iMail  to  London  every  morning  at  a  quarter 
past  ten.  Mail  to  Liverpool  and  Manchester  every  morning  at  ten.  Mails  to  Fidinburgh' 
Glasgow,  &c.  every  morning  at  half-pa»t  eleven.  Post  to  Whitehaven  at  half-past  eleves 
wery  morning.  ■• 


Academies. 

Bewsher  Rev.  Thos.  (Free  School),  Church- 
yard 

Clement  Mary,  ^lidJIcgate 

Evans  M.  A.  Benson's-row 

Stephenson  Rev.  John,  Blencow,  near  Pen- 
tith 

Tate  N.  J.  (National)  Benson's-row 
Agent,  (Pariirtdar) 

Robinsor.  John,  Netherend,  (to  Carrick  and 
Birrell,  timber  merchants,  Carlisle) 
'Attornics. 

Dixon  Henry,   Castlegate 

Grave  and  Bleaymire,  Middlegate 

Harrison  Anthony,  Bishop-yards 

Hutton  Thomas,  Market-place 

Jameson  John,  Burrow-gate 

Preston  Anthony,  Middlegate 
Auctionens. 

■Roy  Jonathan,  Docray 

Haile  Aaron,  Docray 

Thompson  Merrick,  Market-pl.ire 

Bakers  and  Flour-dcalcrS. 

Cockburn  William,  Docray 

Lamb  Robert,  Docray 

Moss  Peter,  Town-end 

Wilson  Robert,  Middlegate 
Bankers. 

Atkinson,  Craig  and  Laidman,  Burrowgate 

Drcwry  Joseph,  Burrowgate 

James  William,  Burrowgate 

Booksellers  and  Stationers, 

Allison  Joseph,  l\Iarkct-place 

.*shaw  James,  Netherend 

.Stephen  M'illiam,   Market-place- 

WeightmaB  Andrew,  Docray 
Bookbinders. 

Allinson  Joseph,  Market-place 

.Shaw  James,  Netherend 

Stephen  William,  Miirket-place 

Boot  and  Slioe-ninkers. 

Archer  AVilliaiii,  BBrrowgate 

Doxon  Joseph,  Burrowgate 

Dixon  Joss>ph,   Miviillegate 

Gvuhani  Thomas,   Castlegate 

Hartley  Dunielj  NctVvennd 


Morrison  John,  Docray 
Pearson  John,  Burrowgate 
Railton  Robert,  Docray 
Thomas  R.   Middlegate 
Todd  Nathan,  Netherend 
VV^alker  William,  Netherend 

Braziers  ernd  Tinmen^ 
Roxbrough  Andren',  Burrowgate 
Turner  William,  BvuTowgate 
Breiverics. 
Bcrbeck,  Bcatfie  and  Huttoii,  Townhead 
Grave,  Lowthian,  Moss  and  Co.  Middlegatt 

Cabinet-makers. 
Kirkbridc  John,  Netherend 
Pool  Richard,  Netherend 
Thompson  'Hiomas,  Angel-lane 

Chaii'-makers.. 
Atkinson  John,  Docray 
Mallinson  John,  Townhead 
Rimington  William,  Castlegate 
Salkeld  John,  Dockray 
Thompson  William,  Angel-lane 

Coach-makers. 
Dawson  John,  Burrowgate 
Graham  Robert,  Netherend 

Confectioners. 
Hamilton  John,  Netherend 
Hetherington  William,  Angcl-laue 

Coftpcrs. 
Gaskin  Henr^',  Docray 
liopesBella,  Burrowgate 
Hopes  Joseph,  Netherend 
Knott  Henry,  Townhead 
Stalker  John,  Burrowgate 

Curriers  and  Leather-cutters. 

Liddell  Jo?cph,   Castlegate 
Pearson  William,  Docray 

Chemists  and  Druggists. 

.Mlinson  John,  Docray 
Fiulowfie'.d  Joseph,  Docray 
Ramsay  George,  Market-place 

FeUmrmgcvs. 

Davis  Peter,   Skin-yard 
Dixon  George,  Siiiu-yard 
Harrison  Janie^,  To-w  iilK'aii 


PENRITH. 


311 


Lanvbley  Robert,  Skin-yard 

Kof)inson  Jolin,  Skin-yard 

Williamson  Richard,   Skiti-yard 
Fire  and  L[fe  Insurance  Offices. 

Albion,  .Tames  Shaw,  Netherend 

Norwicli  Union,  Isaac  Mason,  Market-place 

Phoenix,  Joseph  Drevwy,  Burrowi<ate 
(Hass  and  China-dealers. 

Carmalt  Elizabeth,  Middlegate 

Jackson  M.  (eartlienware-dealer)  Burrow-gate 

Wane  John,   (&  clioesemonger)   Middlegate 
Qrocers, 

Armstrong  Abel,  Docray 

BurtLwick  Mary,  Burrowgate 

Cant  Thomas,  Netherend 

Churdon  Joseph,  Middlegate- 

Dowson  John,  Binrowgiitc 

Drewry  Joscpii,  Burrowgatc 

Graham  John,  Murket-pl^cc 

Halfpenny  James,  Netherend 

Horn  James,  Biirrowgate 

Jackson  John,  linrrowgatc 

Laidman  Jonathan,  Netherend 

Moss  Joseph,  Netherend 

Noble  William,  Netliereiid 

Pattinsoa  Ann,  Townhvad 
Rittson  Klizabcth,  MiddU'gafe 
Kobir.soii  Isabella,   Jliddlci^ate 
Russell  Alexander,   Little  Docrny 
Simpson  Mary,   Castlegate 

Sire  Cioorge,   Docray 
Wane  John,   Middlegate 
Weightnian  Robert,  Docray 

Giinsmit/is. 
Green  John,  Middlegnte 
Harrison  William,  Marktt-place 

Hat-man  nfacturtrs. 
Garlick  Uilliam,  Burrowgate 
Guy  John,  Market-plate 
Mulcaster  William.  Netherend 
Nanson  William,  Burrowgate 
Pbillipson  Thomas,  Burrowgate 
Stalker  Willium,  Kowcliff-la'ne 

Hosiers. 
Smith  Jam«9,  Burrowgate 
Swainson  Margaret,  Burrowgate 
Inns,  (Principal) 
Bell  and  Bullock,  John  Noble,  Netherend 
C'rown,  William  Atkinson,  Netherend 
J*"isli,  Matthew  Bell,  Docray 
Ocorge,  George  Tyson,  Market-place 
Cuiffin,  Thomas  Walker,  Docray 
White  Hart,  Richard  Carmalt,  Docray 

Iroyifoundcrs. 
*  ais  Wni.  &  Co.  Netherend 
Ironmongers. 

Hutton  John,  junr.  Burrowgate 
Kobison  John,   Square 

Joiners  and  Cabinet-makers. 

Bird  Robert,  Netherend 
liiliot  William,  Netherend 
1''  ol   Richard,  Netherend 
■  ■  .^crs  Jotcph,  SandguU- 


Tolson  JoTin,  Middlegate 

Westmorland  Joseph,  Angel-lane 
Linen  Drapers. 

James  William,  Market-place 

JatEcson  John,  Middlegate 

Mason  Isaac,  Market-place 

Morland  Joseph,  Burrowgate 

Pattison  Henry,  Burrowgate 

Thvvaitcs  Joseph,  Netheiend 
Milliners. 

Hodgson  Elizabeth,  Market-place 

Hudson  Mary,  Market-place 

UaiKon  Elizabeth,  Netherend 

Scwell  Elizabeth,  Market-piaCe 

Nursery  and  Seedsmen. 

Armstrong  George,  Middlegate 

Atkinson  William,  Netherend 

.AiosesJohn,  Netherend 

>niillie  Adam,  Tffwnhead 

Todd  John,  Townhijad 

U  right  David,  Townhisad 

Painters  and  Glaziers. 

Fidler  John,  Netherend 

Gibson  William,  Middlegate 

Porter  Joseph,  Middlegate 

Russell  John,  Netherend 

Sargcson  John,   (and  plumber)   CastlcgJif* 

Ti.wnley  Jolm,  Burrowgate 

Provision  Healers. 

Atkinson  Joseph,  Netherend 

Slee  George,  Docray 

Printers,  (Letter-press) 
Allison  Joseph,  Market-place 
Shaw  Jantcs,  Netherend 
Stephen  William,  Market-place 
lioj^e  Makers. 
Leece  Jonathan,  Middlegate 
Ramsey  John,  Netherend 
Rcdmayne  James,  RowclifF-Jane 
Varty  William,  Burrowgate 
Saddlers. 
Dodd  John,  Docray 
Fuwcett  William,  Netherend 
date  Robert,  Market-place 
Nansoa  Robert,  Market-place 
Rayson  Joseph,  Burrowgate 
Scott  John,  Docray 
\V^estgarth  John,  Netherend 

Stratv  Hat  Makers. 
Clark  Ann,  BinTow|{ate 
Mc'Michael  John,  Docray 
Thexton  Catherine,  Netherend 

Surgeons,  ^c. 
Harrison  J.  L.   (M.  D.)  Docray 
Irving  John,  JIarkct-place 
Law  Thomas,  Market-place 
Nicholson  Rowland,  Middlegate 

Tailors. 
Armstrong  John,  Market-place 
(iregg  Robert,  Netherend 
I'earson  William,  Netherend 
'i'LuHips«n  Matthew,  Middlrgate 


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PENRITH. 


Tanners. 
Hindsnii  John,  Tanyard 
Hudson  John,  Tdnyard 

Talloio  Chandlers. 
Fisher  Annas,  Bunowgate 
Laidnian  Jonathan,  Biirrowgate 
Thompson  John,  Bunowgate 

Taverns  and  Public  Houses. 
Angel,  Joseph  Westmorland,  Angel-lane 
Bay  Horse,  Thomas  Birket,  Ncthcrend 
Bird-in-hand,  Thomas  Furness,  Netherend 
Black  Ball,  John  Murthwaite,  Docray 
Black  Lion,   John  Smith,  Docray 
Blue  Bell,   Charles  Scott,  Docray 
Blue  Anchor,  Margt.  Chuinley,  Town-head 
Boar's  Head,  Agnes  Rogers,  Burrowgate 
Bowling  Green,  John  Nicholson,  Middlegate 
Bush,  Elizabeth  Mullinder,  Burrowgate 
Coach  and  Horses,  Jas.  Robinson,  Burrow- 
gate 
Cross  Keys,  John  Graham,  Little  Docray 
Crown  and  Mitre,    John   Simpson,    Bishop- 
yards 
Duke  of  Cumberland,  Eobt.  Robinson,  Angel- 
lane 
General  Wolf,  William  Bolton,  Little  Docray 
Golden  Lion,  Thomas  Mitchell,  Docray 
Golden  Fleece,  John  Pearson,  Burrowgate 
Greyhound,  George  Richardson,  Townhead 
Grey  Bull,  Isabella  Taylor,  Townhead 
Grate,  Thomas  Stubbs,  Netherend 
Highland  Piper,  William  Sapderson,  Town- 
head 
Horse  and  Farrier,  Isaac  Lawrence,  Nether- 
end 
Horse  and  Farrier,  Jas.  Jaques,  Middlegate 
King's  Anns,  Henry  Hopes,  Burrowgate 
King  of  Prussia,  Thomas  Hudson,  Angel-lane 
Lion  and  Lamb,    William   Bowman,    Little 

Docray 
Mason's  Arms,  John  Messenger,  Burrowgate 
Nag's  Head,  John  Smith,  Burrowgate 
Old  Crown,  James  Turner,  Netherend 
Old  Red  Lion,  Thomas  Dodd,  Market-place 
Pack  Horse,  Thomas  Thompson,  Middlegate 
Plough,  James  Kirkup,  Burrowgate 
Red  Lion,  John  Shaw,  Burrowgate 
Robin  Hood,    Mei-rick   Thompson,   Maiket- 

pluce 
Royal  Oalc,  Robert  Forster,  Docray 
Russian  Bear,  John  Thompson,  Netherend 
Salutation,  James  Scott,  Netherend 
Ship,  James  Atkinson,  Middlegate 
Sun,  Robert  Vety,  Little  Docray 
Swan,  Thomas  Davidson,  BvrroMgate 
Star,  John  Wharton,   Middlegate 
Three  Crowns,  Henry   Giaister,  Middlegate 
Tpbyfillpot,  Edward  Bell,  Townhead 
Two  Lions,  John  Atkinson,  Docray 
Waggon  and  Horses,  Mary  Thoinpsou,  Angel- 
lane 
V.'?a vers  Arms,  Arthur  Clark,  Middlegate 


White  Lion,  Wnl.  Routledge,  Burrowgate    '; 
Woolpack,  George  Goodburn,  Burrowgate 

Tobacconists. 
Bewshcr  Thomas,  Netherend 
Harrison  Matthew,  Netherend 

Ujj/iolsterers. 
Hindson  Isaac,  fiiiddlegate 
Pool  Richard,  Netherend 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 
Peacock  John,  Little  Docray       . 
Posthouse  \^  illiam,  Docray 
Ilawson  John,  Market-place 
Roper  Martin,  Little  Docray 
Wilkinson  Joseph,   Castlegate 

Wh  eehorighis. 
Jameson  Samuel,  Middlegate 
Oglethorpe  George,  Netherend 

White -smiths  and  Bell-hungers, 
Mctcalf  Anthony,  Netherend 
Robson  John,  Burrowgate 
Watson  John,  Netherend 

Wine  and  Spirit  Merchants, 
Atkinson  Wm.  Netherend 
Castley  Thomas,  Netherend 
Fisher  Thomas,  Little  Docray 
Hopes  Henry,  Burrowgate 
Lee  John,  Little  Docray 
Nicholson  Samuel,  Burrowgate 
Walmesley  Mary,  Netherend 
Wilson  Thomas,  Docray 

Woollen  JDrapcrs. 
Armstrong  John,  Market-place 
Garnett  Thomas,  Marketplace. 
James  William,  Market-place 
Jameson  John,  Middlegate 
Mason  Isaac,  Market-place 
Morland  Joseph,  Burrowgate 
Nicholson  Jonathan,  Netherend 
Pattinson  Henry,  Burrowgate 
Redhead  Nicholas,  Burrowgate 
Thwaites  Joseph,  Netherend 

MISCELLANY. 

Bousfield  Henry,  librarian,  Sub  Library 
Brown  Timothy,  millwright,  Netherend 
Butterworth  Henry,  cotton-dealer.  Middle- 
gate 
Huddleston  Robert,  stay  maker,  Angel-lane 
Nicholson  John,  turner,  Docray 
Robinson  John,  tea  dealer.  Square 
Soulby    Margaret,     trunk-maker,    Bewdiff- 

lane 
Thomson  Rev.  Henry,  D.  D. 
Todd  Joseph,  glover,  Burrowgate 
Walker  Thomas,  farrier,  Docray 

Coaches 

From  the  Crown  Inn. 
The  North  Briton  to  Liverpool  every  evening' 

at  six  ;  to  Carlisle  at  eleven  in  the  morning. 
The  Telegraph  to  Liverpool  every  night  at 

half-past  ciifht  j  te  Carlilse  at  two  iii  tht 

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SOUTH  SHIELDS, 


>0  denoininat^f!  from  Us  local  situation  on  the  Tyne,  is  in  the  bishoprick  of  Durham  i 
nine  kniles  from  Newcastle,  and  274  from  London,  was  formerly  a  fort  or  station  of  the 
Romans,  v)n  a  hill  at  the  entrance  into  the  harbour  called  the  Lawe.  Various  Roman 
coins,  broken  inscriptions,  and  the  remains  of  a  hypocaust,  or  sudatory ,^  were  diip  np  in 
1798.  There  is  also  an  altar  in  the  Durliam  library,  found  here  in  the  beginning  ot  the 
last  century.  The  Ctinrch  is  dedicated  to  St.  Hilda.  In  1402,  Hemmingburg,  prior  of 
Durham,  committed  to  the  care  of  its  chaplain,  the  inhabitants  of  Les  Shiels,  Harton, 
and  Wiveston,  with  a  moiety  of  fees  and  oblations,  certain  fish  called  St.  Hilde  fish,  and 
a  mark  a  year  from  the  master  of  Jarrow.  The  editice  having  been  enlarged  as  the  popu- 
lation increased,  few  traces  of  the  old  chapel  have  for  many  years  been  observable.  In 
1810  and  1811  it  was  chiefly  rebuilt,  at  an  expence  of  upwards  of  ^£4000.  The  Metho- 
dists have  a  very  large  chapel,  capable  of  containing  1700  persons,  which  was  opened  in 
180y,  and  cost  ^3,80^1.  There  are  numerous  other  chapels,  for  ditferent  denominations. 
The  market  place  is  a  spacious  square^  in  the  centre  of  which,  stands  the  Town-hall, 
where  the  petty  Sessions  are  held  ;  in  this  also,  a  Court  Leet,  and  Court  Baron,  the 
former  for  making  presentments,  &c.  and  the  latter  for  the  recovery  of  small  debts. 

On  the  Lawe  Bank,  facing  the  sea,  is  a  guard  house  and  a  battery,  which  formerly 
mounted  four  guns,  but  which  have  been  removed  within  these  few  years  ;  concerning 
which,  Whitelock,  in  his  memorials  says,  "  The  Scotch,  under  General  Lesley,  in  1644, 
took  a  great  fort  over  against  Tinmouth,  which  commands  all  ships  coming  in  or  going 
out  of  Newcastle,  and  five  pieces  of  ordnance,  arms,  powder  and  some  prisoners,  and 
lost  but  nine  men,"  There  are  several  public  schools,  one  of  which  is  endowed  by 
Joseph  Bulmer,  Esq,  of  Lej'-gate.  In  1770,  Bishop  Trevor  granted  a  market  to  he  held 
here  weekly  on  Wednesdays,  and  in  1772,  annual  fairs  on  the  24th  of  June  and  first  of 
September.  Ninety  years  ago  South  Shields  had  only  four  shios,  at  the  present  time  it 
has  more  than  400.  Here  are  .several  dry^docks,  and  a  great  many  building  yards;  also 
large  raanufactorii-s  of  all  sorts  of  glass,  three  breweries,  and  some  large  roperies.  The 
salt  trade,  which  in  the  beginning  of  the  last  century,  was  carried  on  by  several  of  the 
most  opulent  families  in  the  neighbourhood,  is  at  present  confined  to  four  or  five  pans  ; 
but  this  loss  is  well  compensated  by  the  incre.ise  of  other  trades.  The  Life  Boat  owed  its 
origin  to  a  society  of  gentlemen  belonging  to  this  town,  who,  in  consequence  of  the 
meiancholy  loss  of  the  Adventure,  of  Newcastle,  in  1789,  offered  premiums  for  plans  of 
a  boat,  which  should  be  the  best  calculated  to  brave  the  dangers  of  (he  sea,  particularly 
of  broken  water.  Mr.  Greathead  happily  presented  one  which  met  the  approbation  of 
the  society,  the  Committee  of  whom,  directed  that  gentleman  immediately  to  build  a 
boat  at  their  expence.  The  utility  of  the  new  vessel  was  first  experienced  January  30, 
1790,  when  it  put  to  sea  for  the  glorious  purpose  of  rescuing  some  unfortunate  mariners, 
who  where  the  sport  of  the  tempest  in  the  offing,  a  number  of  cork  jackets  being  pro- 
vided for  the  crew,  in  case  their  boat  disappointed  the  expectation  of  the  inventor,  and 
failed  in  its  object ;  but  the  precaution  was  unnecessary,  the  wreck  was  approached,  and 
the  wretched  crew  beheld  the  life  boat  offering  refuge  from  the  tremendous  abyss  that  was 
opening  to  swallow  them.  Restored  to  life  and  hope,  they  were  removed  and  conveyed  to 
and,  to  the  joy  of  the  benevolent  proprietors  of  the  plan,  who  had  the  gratification  of 
witnessing  the  rescue  of  several  fellow  creatures  from  inevitable  destruction.  Mr. 
Greathead  has  been  rewarded  with  ^£1200,  voted  to  him  by  the  House  of  Commons,  and 
honoured  with  a  medallion  from  the  Humane  Society,  with  a  diamond  ring  from  the 
Empress  of  Russia,  and  with  other  marks  of  distinction.  South  Shields  has  its  Theatre, 
in  which  the  Durham  comedians  perform.     The  population  is  about  10,000. 


Post  Office,  King-street.— Thomas  Oyston,  Post  Master.- 
morning.    South  at  fwelve  at  noon. 


-North  Mail   at  six  in  the 


Anchor  Smiths. 

Clark  Wm,    (chaincable&  harpoon  maker) 

Ferry-st. 
Hence  and  Reay,  East  Holborn 
Mayors  Henry,  jun.  West  ttolborn 
Melvell  Benjamin,  East  Holborn 
Wardle  Wm.  East-shore 
White  and  Hodgson,  Panash-quay 

Attornies. 
Anderson  Joseph,  Cliapter-row 
Bainbridge  &  Bell,  (&P.  N.)  Chapter-row 

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Bowlby  Russell,  Chapter-row 

Crawford  William,  King-st. 

Cotteral  Jonathan,  (N.  P.  and  clerk  to  the 

magistrates)  Glebe 
Salmon  Thomas,  Market-place 
Scott  Barkas,  (&  N.  P.)   Deau-st. 
Wilson  James,  Market-place 

Bakers, 
Atkinson  Thomas,  Fairles-st. ' 
Couper  Robert,  Market-place 
Davison  John,  East-holbora 


314 


SOUTH    SHIELDS. 


Reay  G.  and  Co.  Wapping-st. 
Reid  Andrew,  Fairles-st. 
Robinson  William,  East-holbom 
Waller  George,  Dean-st. 
Wealherburn  William,  East-holbom 

Bankers. 
North  &  South  Shields,   Edw,  Chapman, 

Wm.  Chapman,  and  Co. 
Northumberland     (braneh)     John     Reed^ 

Reed  and  tyO. 
Sunclerland  (branch)  J.  Backhouse,  &  Co. 

Block  Makers. 
Dodds  John,  West-holborn 
Hodge  Robert,  Wapping-st. 
Myers  Jas.  K.  &  Matthew,  Mill-dam 
Parkin  Wm,  East-holbom 
Robson  Matthew,  Fairles-st. 
Robson  i-  alph,  Alum  House-ham 
Rowel  Wm,  Wapping-st. 
Whinney  Bostock,  Mill-dam 

Boat  Builders. 
Emmerson  Thomas  Melross,  East-holborn 
Oliver  J.  and  Son,  East-shore 
Robson  Edward,  Wapping-st. 
Salmon  Phillip,  opposite  Low-lights 

Booksellers,  Stationers,  ^c. 
Barnes  G.  W.  Thrift-st. 
Dodds  Robert,  Market-place 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers, 
Anderson  Thomas,  Wapping-st. 
Black  Andrew,  West-holborn 
Brooie  Oswald,  Long-row 
Cleugh  Thomas,  Long-row 
Glover  Tarrot,  Market-place 
Gray  Wm.  Wapping-st. 
HedleyJohn,  Fairlas-st. 
Ingram  John,  Long-row 
Marley  Thomas,  East-holbom 
Richards  Lancelot,  Thrift-st. 
Shotton  Wm.  and  Son,  Wapping-st. 
Braziers  and  Tinmen. 
Clatk  Thomas,  Wapping-st. 
Todd  Edward,  East-holljorn 
Webster  Peter,  West-holborn 
Whittingham  John,  Fairles-st. 

Brewers, 
Kirton,  Magnay,  &  Anderson,  Mill-dam 
Taylor >  Kirkley,  SsCo.  Long-row 
Wood  and    Co,    (market    place   brewery) 

Spring-lane 

Cabinet  Makers, 
Gedland  Thomas,  Commerce-st, 
Hiers  JoShua,  Fairles-st. 
Smith  Wm.  Wapping-st. 

Colour  Manufacturers. 
Thompson  E.  &  Son,  (paint  and  varnish) 

Comical-corner 
Wallis  Wm,  West-holborn 
Coopers, 
Lawson  Robert,  Commerce-si. 
Oliver  John,  Cookson-st. 
Peitigrcw  Wm.  East-holborn 
Rowel  Joseph,  Fairles-st. 
Wake  William,  Wapping-st. 


Curriers  and  Leather  Sellers. 

Barker  Thomas,  Dovecot-place 

Carling  Benjamin,  Commerce-st. 

Stokoe  John,  Long-row 

Druggists. 

Allen  and  Co.  Market-place 

Walker  John,  Thrift-st, 

Fire  Offices. 

Birmingham,  Barkas  Scott,  Dean-st. 

National,  Solomon  Sutherland,  Long-row 

Newcastle,  Bainbridge  and  Bell,  Chapter-r, 

Royal  Exchange,  William  Crawford,  King-st 

Sun,  James  Kirkley,   Market-place 
Flour  Dealers, 

Bell  George,  Laygate-st. 

Fiuniss  Wm.  West-holborn 

Mayors  Wm.  West-holborn 

Maxwell  John,  Wapping-st. 

Glass  and  China  Dealers. 

Henderson  Thomas,  Wapping-st. 

Johnson  Elizabeth,  Long-row 

Spencer  Margaret,  Tbrift-st. 

Glass  Manufacturers. 

Cookson,   Cuthberi  &   Co,    (bottle)   East- 
holborn 

Cookson   Isaac,   and   Co.    (crown  &  plate) 
near  Dean-st. 

Shortridge  Rich.  &  Co.  (crown)  Mill-dam 

Shortridge,  Sawyer  &  Co.  (fUnt)  West-hol. 
Grocers. 

Beal  Ralph,  Long-row 

Bone  Andrew,  Wapping-st.  * 

Bryson  Margaret,  Shadwell-st, 

Carr  Wra.  West-holborn 

Clay  John,  East-holborn 

Davison  Thomas,  Commerce-st. 

Davison  Bartholomew,  Shadwell-st. 

Douglas  Eleanor,  Wapping-st. 

Hindhaiigh  Matthew,  Sbadwell-st, 

Forster  Lionel,  Market-place 

Mason  George,  Market-place 

Purns  Benjamin,  Wapping-st. 

Reay  Thomas,  Market-place 

Robson  Joseph,  East-holborn 

Shield  Henry,  East-holboin 

Smallman  Briton,  East-holborn 

Sutherland  Solomon,  Long-row 

Tate  Robert,  Market-place 

Tate  Walter  &  Co.  East-holbom 

Toshach  Henry,  Commerce-st. 

Whattan  John,  Market-place 
Haberdashers. 

Bolton  Dixon,  King-st. 

Glover  Wm.  King-st. 

Hoggan  Eleanor,  King-st. 
Hatters. 

Elliott  John,  Long-row 

Scott  John,  Thrift-st. 

Inns. 

Crown  and  Anchor  Tavern,  James  Hall, 
Commerce-st, 

Golden  Lion,  Thomas,  Oyston,  King-st, 

Rose  and  Crown,  Jas.  Young,  Market-place  , 
Insurance  Broker.  \^ 

Potts  George,  Market-place  ,  v; 


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315 


Iron  Mongers. 
Hall  Henry,  Long-row 
Pattison  Edward,  Long- row 
Webster  Peter,  West-holborn 

Joiners, 
Atkinson  George,  Heron-st. 
Ellison  John.  Ferry-st. 
Phillips  Henry,  Union-st. 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers, 
Clark  William,  Commerce-st, 
Fenwick  Benjamin,  Long-row 
GregsonJohn,  PeiTy-st, 
Jackson  Clark,  Market-place 
Kirkley  Joseph,  Market-place 
Little  Wm.  Market-place 
Richardson  Wm.  Mar3<ct-plac& 

Mill  Wrights. 
Gibson  James,  East-holborn 
Hedley  Wm. 

Notaries  Public, 
B.nlman  Wm.  Glebe 
Potts  George,  Market-place 

Painters  and  Glaziers., 
Duxfield  John,  Heron-st. 
Grewcock  Jonathan,  East-holborn 
Hall  Alexander,  Wapping-st. 
ReahJeremiah,  Wapping-st. 
Sherraton  Matthew,  (Joramerce-st. 
Thompson  E.  &  Son,  (and  plumbers)  Comi- 
cal corner 
Turner  Wm.  Wapping-st. 
Vasey  Wm.  Fairles-st. 

Pawnbrokers, 
Bage  Joseph,  West-holborn 
Bennett  Margaret,  King-st. 
Lessley  Francis,  Heron-st. 
Miller  Ann,  Commerce-st. 
potts  John,  West-holbom 
Simpson  Elizabeth,  King-st. 
TurnbuU  Mary,  Mill-dam 

Plumbers. 
Dryden  Thos.  (and  painter)  Wapping-st. 
Johnson  Wm.  Spring-lane 

Printers. '{Letter  Press.) 
Barnes  G.  W.  Thrift-st. 
Bell  John,  (&  bookbinder)  Fairles-st. 
Dodds  Robert,  Market-place 

Rope  Makers. 
Mould  Robert  &  Co   Ferry  BoHt-landing 
Robertson  &  Fox,  Chapter-row 
Shadforths,  Stoddart  &   Fenwick,    (patent) 

Westoe-lane 
Smith  John,  &  Co.  West-liolbora 

Sail  Makers. 
Dickson  W'm,  Spring-lane 
Fryer  Wm.  Shadwell-st. 
Oliver  Edward,  Ferry  Boat-landing 
Fayne  Charles,  West-holborn 
Thompson  John,  Wapping-st. 

Salt  (^  Whiting  Manufactur/er , 
L<>wes  Christopher,  East-holborn 

Ship  Builders, ' 
Efaus  James,  Pilot-st. 
porsyth  Thomas  &  Co.  Commerce-st. 
>ipg  Jphn &  Sons,  Commerce-st.. 


Straker  and  Barras,  West-holborn 
Wright,Harle  and  Co,  Fairles-st. 
Young,  Cuthbert  and  Son,  West-holbom 

Ship  Owners^ 
Bell  Edward,  east  King-st, 
Bell  Thomas,  Dean-st. 
Brown  Wm.  Wellington-st. 
Forrest  Thomas.  Wellington-st. 
Forsyth  Wm.  Thames-st. 
Harper  Edward,  Heron-st 
Hawson  Thomas,  Heron-st. 
Lawsou  Henry,  Glebe 
Magnay  Charles,  Wellington-st 
Marshall  John,  Wellington-st.. 
Mayors  Wm.  Lay-gate-st. 
Poad  Gporge,  Barrington-st. 
Sims  George,  Glebe 
Smith  John,  east  King-st. 
Thompson  John,  Heugh-st. 
Thompson  John,  Jan.  Wellington-st. 
Thompson  John,  east  King-st. 
Trotter  Robert,  Heugh-st. 
Wawm  Christopher,  Glebe 
Wigham  Mark,  east  King-st. 

Spirit  Merchants, 
Bone  Andrew,  Wapping-st 
Embleton  John,  Ferry-st. 
Nelson  Henry,  Wapping-st. 
Robson  John,  King-st. 
3harpe  Elizabeth,  Market-place 
Stephenson  Thomas,  Dean-st, 

Surgeons. 
Clough  Christopher,  Market-place 
Hedley  John,  Church-row 
Mason  John,  Market-place 
Salmon  John,  Wellington-st. 
Toshacli  John,  Deati-st. 

Tailors  and  Drapers, 
Jameson  Wm.  Wapping-st. 
Lockey  George,  East-hptborn 

Tallow  Chandlers,, 
Bone  Andrew,  Wappinjj-st. 
Ebege  Robert,  Thrift-st. 
Smiih  Jane  and  Son,  East-holborn 

Taverns  and  Public  Housett 
Alnwick  Castle,  Choice  Smallman,  East-hol 
Berwick  Arms,  Mary  Paxton,  Long-row 
Black  Bull.  D.  A.  Scoresby,  Wapping-st, 
Brighton  Beach,  G .  Marchbank,  East-holb 
Britannia,  Mary  Douthard,  Dean-st. 
Britannia,  Wm.  Rusby,  East.holbbrn 
Cross  Keys,  John  Hodgson,  Market-place 
Crown,  Thomas,  Youen's,  Long-row 
Crown  &  Anchor,  J.  Bullock,  West-holborn 
Crown  &  Anchor,  Jas.  Hall,  Thrift-st. 
Crown  &   Thistle,  R.  Weatherburn,  Wap- 
ping-st. 
Cnmberland  Arms,  T.  Nelson,  East-holbora 
Dock  House,  Hugh  Rodham,  We^t-lwlborn 
Durham  Arms,  Robt.  OHvar,  Market-place 
Fox  &  Lamb,  James,  Stewart,  Wapping  st. 
Half  Moon,  Wm.  White,  Wapping-st. 
liope,  John,  Stephenson,  Shadwell-st. 
Hope,  Elizabeth  Robson,  Market-place. 
Hop  Pole,  Andrew  Jamsom,  East-holbora 
King's  Head,,  Jape  Mason,  Market-place 


316 


SOUTH  SHIELDS. 


King's  Head/Thos.  Robson,  east  Kin|?-st. 
King's  Head,  Wm.  Harland,  Bank  Top 
Lunch,  Ann  Henderson,  Long-row 
Lord  Collingwood,  Jas.  Baity,  Kiug-st. 
Marquis  Wellington,  J,   Smithwaite,    West- 

hjlborn 
M«sons'  Arms,  John  Harst,  King-st. 
Mill  Dam  House,  J.  VV':atherbuvn,  Mill  dam 
Noah's  Ark,  Ann  Robson,  Ferrj'-sl. 
Old  Hall,  Wm.  Shipley,  West-holbom 
Orange  Tree,  C.  Thompson,  Wapping-st. 
Prince  Cobourg,  Thos.  King,  W  jst-holborn 
Queen's  Head,  P.  Henderson,  VVappiug-st. 
Red  Lion,  Kenneth  Scott,  Wcst-holborn 
Rising  Siin,  Mary  Cook,  Shadwell-st. 

Ro>e  and  Crown,  J,  Fothergill,  Shadwell-st 

Royal  Oak,  Wm.  Robinson,  Market-place 

Scarborough  Castle,    E.  Temple,  East-holb. 

Scarborough  Spaw,  J.  Douglas,  King-st. 

Shakesppare  VVm,  Jefferson,  Wapping-st. 

Ship,  W:ii.  Lnndin,  Thrift-st. 

Ship  Aurora,  S.  Weatherburn,  East-holborn 

Ship  Zi^pbyr,  Matt.  White,  W^appiag-st. 

Spoti'^d  Bull,  Wm.  Mosscrop,  'Tyne-st, 

Star  &  Garter,  Jn.  Embleton,  Feiry-st. 

Steam  Packet,. !as.  G  bsoi^  East-holborn 

Sun,  Jn.  Fnir'jairu,  East-st. 

Swan,  Geo.  Milburn,  Thrift-st, 

Three  Horse  Shoes,  R.  Hewison,  West-st. 

Three  Indian  Kings,  W.  Gunn,  Market-pl. 

Wheat  Sheaf,  VY.    Middleyard,  Wapping-st. 

Timber  Merchants. 
Myers  Jas.  K.  &  Matthew,  Mill-dam 


Watch  and  Cloek  Makers, 

Burton  William,  Fairles-st. 
Fcnwick  John,  Long-row 
Gallon  William,  East-holborn 
Stockton  George,  Long-row 

Wine  and  Spirit  Merchant. 
M'Ponald  W.  Market-place  and  Dean-st. 

MISCELLANY, 

Allen  Thomas,  flax  dresser.  Church-row 
Brandlings,  Grey  &  Co.  coal  owners,  Westr. 

holborn 
Davidson  Archibald,  M.  D.  Market-place 
Duffield  Sylvester,  saddler,  Kinjr-st. 
Fell  Robert,  confectioner.  Long-row 
Hargrave  Joseph,  tea  dealer,  King-st. 
O'Neal  Const,  furniture  broker,  Thrift-st. 
Ord  George,  auctioneer,  West-holbom 
Rushy  W.  watch  glass  maker,  East-holborn 
Service  Wm.  perfumer.  Market-place 

Carriers, 
Stockton,  Jn.  Robinson,  Friday,  Cross  Keys 
Sunderland,  Geo.   Miller,  daily,  Royal  Oak 
Sunderland,   Wm.  Sheriff,   daily,  Durham 

Arms 

Coaches. 
From  the  Rose  and  Crown,  Market-pl. 
To  SuTiderland  every  afternoon  at  half  past 

four 

From  the  Golden  Lion,  King-street. 
To  Sunderland  The  0\\\&  Branch,  daily  at 

nine  in  the  morning 
The  Telegraph,  daily  at  four  in  tho  morning 

to  Leeds,  Manchester,  and  Liverpool 


SUNDERLAND,  &c. 

feUNDERLAND,  a  borough  town,  about  secen  miles  from  Swuth  Shields,  thirteen  from 
Durham,  and  275  fi;t)m  London,  situate  on  the  south  bank  of  the  river  Wear,  and  at  high , 
water,  almost  surrounded  by  the  German  Ocean ;  the  antiquity  of  this  town,  is  involved  in 
•  much  obscurity,  having  been  included  in  the  Parish  of  Bisliops'  Wearmonth,  till  the  year 
1719,  at  which  time,  it  was  made  a  distinct  parish ;  so  that  it  is  most  probable,  it  u!.-iy  have 
been  included  in  the  annals  of  the  former  pkice.  At  the  western  extremity  of  the  town,  ' 
is  the  magnificent  iron  bridge,  of  a  single  arch,  100  feet  high,  and  23fi^eet  long,  so  that 
anj'  vessel  can  pass  with  htr  top  mast  up  ;  this  bridge  was  built  in  the  year  171)5,  and  cost 
27,000  pounds. 

The  harbour  of  Sunderland,  is  formed  by  two  Pirrs,  situated  on  the  north  and  south  sides- 
of  the  river.  The  erection  of  which  together  witli  several  other  recent  improvements, 
have  obviated  many  inconveniences,  which  vessels  in  sudden  storms,  were  formerly  liable 
to.  The  mouth  of  the  harbour,  is  defended  by  a  battery,  opposite  to  which  there  are  har-^ 
racks,  for  3000  men,  and  at  the  extremity  of  the  north  Pier,  there  h.<s  recently  been  erected, . 
an  legant  circular  Light-house,  previous  to  which,  the  only  signal  to  enable  mariners  (a 
enter  the  mouth  of  the  river,  was  a  lantern  hoisted  on  the  flagstaff. 

Within  the  last  40  or  50  year^,  the  trade  and  shipping  of  this  town,  has  become  very 
considerable.  Coal  is  the  staple*' commodity,  which  is  principally  sent  coast  wise  to  the 
out  ports  ;  and  in  times  of  peace  to  France,  Holland,  and  the  several  ports  of  the  Baltic,the 
whole  of  this  article  annually  exported,  is  said  to  amount  to  betwixt  ?>  &  400,000  Newcastle.' 
chaldrons.  A  great  revenue  arises  from  its  exports,  and  its  coal  trade  is  a  capital  nursery  for, 
seamen,  the  exports  besides  coals,  are  glass  and  ghiss  bottles,  salt,  lime,  grindstones  and^ 
copperas.  The  imports  are  corn,  flour,  wines,  spiritpous  iiquors,  timbc  ,  tar,  deals,  flax, 
iron,  &c.  The  High-street,  which  is  the  principal,  is  nearly  a  mile  in  len!;t)),  riiDuing  from - 
east  to  west,  and  in  some  places  30  yards  broad,  and  the  houses  are  in  general  well  built. 
Parallel  with  the  High-street,  runs  (he  lower  street  on  the  bank  of  the  river  lint  very  nar- 
row; besides  these,  there  are  several  narrow  lanes  connecting  the  t>vo  streets.     The  Trirniv 


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Clmrcli,  is  sUuftted  at  the  top  of  the  town,  and  is  a  spacious  handsome  structure ;  the  east 
end  of  which,  has  a  particular  light  and  elegant  appearance,  the  altar  being  placed  in  a  circu- 
lar recess,  surmounted  by  a  dome  of  inlaid  work,  which  is  supported  m  front,  by  two  fiutcd 
pillars  of  the  Corinthian  order.  Besides  the  Church,  there  is  a  spacious  Chapel  of  Ease, , 
and  several  Meeting-houses,  for  the  respective  denomirations  of  Methodists,  Presbyterians, 
Independents,  Baptists,  Quakers,  &c.  Here  are  also  several  benevolent  institutions, 
the  principal  of  which  are  a  Dispensary,  a  Charity  for  decayed  seamen  and  seanaicns' 
widows,  a  School  for  girK  and  a  BUie  Coat  School  for  boys ;  also  a  Humane  Society, 
The  places  ot  amusement  are  a  large  Assembly  Room,  and  a  neat  Theatre.  The  Bishop 
of  Durham  is  the  Lord  of  the  Manor  of  Sunderland,  by  whose  representation  a  Conrt- 
Leet,  and  Baron,  is  held  once  a  year,  for  the  recovery  of  all  debts  not  exceeding  40s.  The. 
town  is  governed  by  a  Mayor,  and  has  a  Market  on  Fridays  ;  two  Fairs  are  held  on  tha 
12th  and  13th  of  May,  and  the  13th  of  October,  but  they  are  of  little  consequence  being 
ehieflv  for  toj'S.     The  population  is  about  13,000.     Adjoining  Sunderland  is 

BISHOP'S  WEARMOUTH,  a  place  of  remote  antiquity,  and  although  its  history  is 
involved  in  great  obscurity,  it  appears  to  have  been  of  considerable  consequence  in  the 
Saxon  ages.  The  Churcfh,  which  is  situated  on  an  eminence,  is  a  very  ancient  structure, 
supposed  to  have  been  fotinded  soon  after  the  restitution  made  by  Athelston,  it  is  a  low 
building,  embattled,  with  a  square  tower ;  the  interior  consists  of  a  nave,  aisUs,  and 
chancel.  Near  the  Church  is  an  Hospital  or  Alms-house,  endowed  in  the  year  1727,  for 
the  maintenance  of  twelve  poor  men  and  women,  aod  at  the  end  of  a  square  called 
Wearmouth-green,  is  another  Alms-house,  built  in  the  year  1725,  for  the  same  number 
of  indigent  persons.  The  population  of  Bishop's  V\'earmouth,  including  the  Pans,  is 
about  70O0.     On  the  opposite  side,  or  northern  bank  of  the  river  Wear,  is 

MONK  WEARMOU  IH.  It  is  also  a  place  of  great  astiquity,  and  was  the  residence 
of  Monks  so  early  as  the  year  674,  from  whence  it  derived  its  name.  The  extensive 
monastery  which  was  established  here  was  removed  to  Durham  on  account  of  the  various 
incursions  of  the  Scots.  There  are  several  remains  of  this  monastery  near  the  Church, 
which  is  an  ancient  irregular  building,  consisting  of  a  tower,  nave  and  one  aisle.  The 
tower  is  supported  on  heavy,  low  arehes,  and  appears  to  have  been  the  work  of  the  11th 
century.  The  population  of  the  town  and  shore  are  about  6000,  yet  it  is  to  be  observed 
that  the  actual  population  of  the  three  towns  is  far  greater  than  above  stated,  as  all  the 
seamen  belonging  to  the  registered  vessels,  and  that  numerous  class  called  keelmen,  are 
not  included  in  the  above  statements,  they  having  been  returned  to  Government  separately. 

•  

Sunderland  Post  Office,  Russell-street,— James  Robinson,  Post  Master. — South  Mail 
25  minutes  before  one  at  noon.  North  Mail  quarter  before  seven  in  the  morning.  Mail 
to  South  Shields,  at  half- past  eight  in  the  morning.     Bye  Post  to  Dwham  at  12  at  nooni. 

(J^»  B.  W.  Bishop's  Wearmouth — M.  'Vi\  Monk  Wearmouth, 


Anchor  Smiths. 
Dunbar  Thomas,  Deptfoi-d 
Lumsden  E.  &  R.  Shore,  M,  W, 
Nicholson  Wm.  Quay-side 
Wilkinson  Moses,  Edward-st,  M.  w. 

Attornies. 
Cay  Robt.  Burdon,(N.  P.)  Lambton-st.B.w. 
Collin  &  Smart,   (N.  P.)   Nile-st. 
Davidson  Robert,   fN.  P  )  Villiers-st.  B.w. 
Gregson  William,  Monk  Wearmouth 
Harrison  George,  Villiers-st.  B.  w. 
Hinde  Edward,  (N.P.)  Sunniside,  B.  w. 
Hutchinson  Christ.  Villiers-st.  B.  w. 
Kidson  John  Pexall,  the  Walk,  B.  w. 
Preston  Robert,  (N.  P.)   High-st. 
Reed  N.  C.  High-st. 
Scott  William,  High-st.  B,  \\. 
Sliafto  Robert  Ingram,  the  Walk,  B.  w. 
Thompson  Tiioinas,  (N.  P.)  Fawcett,  B.  w. 

Auctioneers. 
Bell  .John,  Moidi  Wearmouth  Shore 

Best  James,  Lambton-st.  B.w. 

Burdon  Thomas,  Higii-st. . 

Haswell  Jonathan,  f'pring  Garden-lane 

Huntley  Thoiiias,  Green,  B.w. 

Huttou  ,lohn,  Williain-st.  B.  w. 

Irving  Anthony,  Nile-st.  B.  w. 
'  Mordey  Ralph,  Silver-st, 


Bakers, 
Brantinghara  William,  Weir-st,  m,  w. 
Davison  Charles,  Higb-st.  « 

EUerby  Edward,  Low-st. 
Fleming  John,  North-quay,  M.  w. 
Freeman  John  &  Mutt.  Hamilton-st,  m.  •'fi. 
Greig  Rebert,  Monk  Wearmouth 
Gresham  John,  Wear-st.  M.  \v. 
Hay  Robert,  Church-st.  iw.  w, 
Hodgson  Robert,  Sand-st.  and  Low-st 
Lamb  James,  Low-st. 
Libburn  William,  High-st 
Phillips  George,  High-st. 
Reed  George,  V^'eir-st.  m,  w. 
Speeding  James,  High-st.  B,  w. 
Thompson  William,  High-st. 
Wear  Richard,  Wear-st.  M.  w. 
Weir  Thomas,  Whitburn,  m.  w. 

Bankers. 
Backhouse  Jonathan  and  Co.  Hijjh-st.  B.  w 
Branch  of  the  Northumberland,  John  Reed, 
Reed  &  Co.  Ijugh  Panion,  ai^eat,  Hig^h-s 
Block  and  Musi  Makers. 
Barry  John,  Thoruhills-quay 
Brown  Joseph,  mar  old  Custpm-house 

Bulman ,    Low-st. 

Cooke  William,  Thornhills-quay 
Cropton  John,  Shore  M.  vy. 


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Ditchburn  Dent,  Marks-quay 
Herring  William,  jnn.  Shore,  M,  W. 
Richardson  William,  Quay 
Russell  Thomas,  Shore,  m  w. 
Vaux  John,  Low-st. 

Boat  Builders, 
Davison  and  Humble,  East  Shore 
Dodds  and  Shotton,  East  Shore 
Hardcastle  John,  Thornhills-quay 
Lamb  Geo.  and  Matthew,  Shop-end,  M.  w. 
Robinson  John,  Edwarri-st.  m.  w. 
Wake  Thos.  &  Robt.  old  Custom-house-yd. 
Wake  William,  Folly-end,  m.  w. 

Booksellers,  Stationers,  8fc. 
Brown  Elizabeth,  High-st.  b,  w. 
Dixon  Henry  John,  High-st.  b.  w. 
Graydon  Robert,  (&  printerj  Shore,  M.  w. 
Garbutt  George,   (&  printer)  High-st. 
Hodge  Thomas,  High-st. 
Reed  &  Son,  [and  printers]   High-st. 
Renney  Robert,  High-st.  b.  w. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 
Brass  William  Harrison,  High-st. 
Davison  Andrew,  High-st.  b.  w. 
Fawcett  Jobling,  High-st, 
Gardner  William,  High-st, 
Graham  Thomas,  High-st.  B,  w. 
Graham  &  Son,  Church-st.  M.  w. 
Hardy  William,  Bodlewell-lane 
Livesey  John,  Square,  B.  w. 
Neel  John,  High-st. 
Ramsdale  John,  High-st.  b.  w. 
Reed  John,  High-st.  b.  w. 
SandensoD  William,  Low-st. 
Snowdon  George,  High..st. 
Vsher  James,  east  Cross-st,  B.  w, 
Watson  Thomas,  Back-lane 
Wilson  James,  Wear-st,  M.  w. 

Braziers  and  Tinmen. 
Calvert  William,  Lpw-st. 
Dunning  William,  High-st. 
Friend  Edwd.  Hill,  High-st, 
Henderson  William,  Hamilton-st.  M.  w. 
Kirkald  William,  Shop-end,  M.  w. 
Leadill  William,  Nobles-quay 
Newton  Joseph,  Low-st. 
Pearson  Joseph,  Low-st. 
Ranson  John,  Low-st. 
Robson  Robert,  Fish-market 
Stephenson  Robert,  Wear-st.  M.  w, 
Taylor  William,  Low-st. 
Thew  Thomas,  Low-st. 
Wood  Edward,  Wear-st.  m.  w. 
Young  Andrew,  Low-st. 

Brewers, 
Brown  Samuel,  Queen-st. 
Burdon  Thomas,  Market-place,  Brewery, 

Butcher- market 
Darnell  R.  W.  and  Co.  Shore,  m.  w. 
Elstob   John  &    Co,    Bishop    Wearmouth 

Brewery,  Fans 
Fenwick  &Co.  Sunderlaijd  Brewery,  Low-st 
Horn  Thomas,  Nobles-quay  Brewery 
Humble  Thomas,  Mark-quay 
Laing,  Lotherington  and  Markham,  Wear 
Subscription  Brewery,  Low-st. 


Taylor  Thomas,  Horns-lane  Brewery  "     : 
Builders. 

Dodd  William,  Charles-st.  b.  w. 

Dowell  Bartholomew,  Norfolk-st.  B,  w. 

Oyston  John,  High-st.  b,  w. 

Cabinet  Makers. 

Adamson  John,(&  upholsterer)    Back*lane 
•  Allison  Cutdbert,  High-st.  B.  w. 

Chater  William,  High-st.  b.  w. 

Crawford  John,  George-st. 

Davison  Joseph,  High-st.  B.  w. 

Preston  George,  High-st. 

Chemists  and  Drugg-ists, 

Bray  Benjamin,  High-st, 

Brum  well  &  Co.  Hamiltou-st.  M.w. 

Croudace  John,  High-st. 

IJobson  Robert,  High-st. 

Edmonds  Benjamin,  High-st.  b.  w. 

Marvell  John,  Wear-st.  m.  w. 

Ogden  and  Sowcrby,  High-st. 

Parker  Thomas,  High-st. 

Preston  Henry,  High-st. 

Stevenson  and  Ritson,  High-st. 
Coal  Owners. 

Lamb  and  Co.  Exchange 

Lambton  J.  G.  Esq.  End  of  Queen-st.  b.  tt. 

Trustees  of  the  Newbottle  Colliery,  End  of 
Factory-st.  b.  w. 

Coal  Fitters, 

BurrellJohn,  Lambton-st.  b.  w. 
Cropton  Robert,  Monk  Wearmouth 
Dixon  Joseph,  Low- crane 
Friar  Henry,  Long-bank,  b.  w. 
Gofton  Stephen,  Noble's-quay 
Golightly  and  Gowland,  Low-crane 
Kirk  William,  Villier-st.  E.  w. 
Lamb  and  Co.  Exchange 
Lee  and  Dobson,  High-st, 
Hayton  Douglass,  Low-st- 
Hunter  and  Elliott,  Russell-st. 
Sanders  and  Fryar,  Low -quay 
Seurfield  Robert,  William-st.  b.  w. 
Spence  William,  Thornhi  ll's-quay 
Tanner  and  Beckwith,  Noble's-quay 
Thomson,  Catto,  and  Co.  Shore,  m.  w. 
Watson  Roger,  Thornhill's-quay 
White  John,  Norfolk-st.  b.  w. 
Confectioners, 
Henderson  Mary,  High-st.  m.  w. 
Matthews  Mary,  Back -lane 
Wiseman  George,  (&  grocer)  Sand  st.  b.  w. 

Copperas  Manufacturers. 
Hunter  John,  Esq.  Hylton 
Ogden  Barnard,  (and  Epsom  salts)  Deptfovd 

Coopers. 
Burdon  Thomas,  High-st, 
Hodgson  William,  Low-st. 
Filter  Robert,  hudleston.-st.  m.  w. 
Ridley  Edward,  Low-st. 
Robspn  George,  Lo.v-st. 
Speeding  William,  Low-st. 
Speeding  Thomas,  Monk  Wearmouth 
Surtees  Ralph,  Low-st. 

Corn  Millers, 
Bowmaker  Edward,  Bishop's  Wearmouth 


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Butterfint  May,  Bishop's  Wearmouth 
Ellerby  and  Co.  Low-st. 
Hedley  Robert,  Ryhope-lane,  b.  w. 
Richardson  John,  West-end,  b.  w. 
Robson  John,  Turnpike-mill,  b.  w. 

Simpson ,  Bishop's  Wearmouth 

Curriers  and  Leather  Cutters, 
Gibson  John,  Low-st. 
Morgan  John  Elliot,  Zion-place,  b.  w. 
Porteus  George,  Grey-st. 
Todd  Joshua,  Love-lane 
Dyers. 
Clough  Ann,  Bishop's  Wearmouth  ^ 

Ray  John,  Low-row,  b.  w. 
WakemanJohn,  Back-row 

Earthenware  Manufacturers, 
Dawson  John  and  Co.  Hylton 
Dixon  Austen  and  Co.  Sunderland  Pottery 
Moore  and  Co.  South  wick 
Phillips  John,  Hylton 
Scott  Anthony,  Southwick  Pottery 

Fire  Offices. 
Atlas,   Matthew  Fairless   (and  Netherland 

and  Hanoverian  Consul,)  Exchange 
Imperial,  William  Walton,  High-st. 
Norwich  Union,  Hugh  Pan  ton,  High-st. 
Phoenix,  George  Wood,  Villiei-s-st.    b.  w. 
Royal  Exchange,   Benjamin  Bray,  High-st. 
Union,  Richard  Geddes,  Sand-st.    b.  w. 

Flax  Dressers 
Raine  Joseph,  Butcher-lane 
Taylor  Robert.  George-st. 

Flour  Dealers. 
Braithwaite  William,  High-st.  b.  w. 
Croft  Thomas,  High-st. 
George  John,  High-st. 
Herring  and  Robinson,  High-st.  b.  w. 
Hodgson  Michael,  High-st. 
Oliver  David,  High-st.  b.  w. 
Reed  Robert,  High-st. 

Glass,   China,  ^c.  Dealers. 
Atkinson  Mary,  Low-st. 
Bulman  Thomas,  Low-st. 
Harrison  Ann,  Low-st. 

Glass  Manufacturers, 
Bonner  T.  and  Co.  (Bottle-work,)  Ayres-q. 
Hall  Ilkiah,     (Bottle-work)    Sunderland- 

bridge 
Pembertons  Messrs.  (New-quay  Bottle  Glass 

Works,)  New- quay 
Southwick,  (Crown  Glass  Comp.)  Southwick 
Sunderland  Glass   Company,     (Crown  and 

Bottle)  Pans,  b.  w. 
Wear  Glass-works,  White,  Young  &  Tuer, 

Deptfoid 
Wear  Glass  Bottle  Company,  Deptford 

Grocers. 
Allison  Jane,  High-st. 
Andrews  Joseph,  High-st. 
Arthur  Francis,  High-st. 
Bowmaker  Edward,  Back-lane 
Bowron  John.   High-st. 
Brantingham  William,  Wear-st.  m.  w. 
Darling  Robert,  High-st. 
Dinning  Robert,  Monk  Wearmouth 
Douglas  Jane,  High-st. 


Grimshaw  Benjn.  Square,  B.  w, 
Grimshaw  William,  High-st,  b.  w. 
Harrison  Robinson,  Wear-st.  m.  W. 
Hindmarch,  W.  andT.  High-st, 
Hopper  John,  High-st.  b.  w. 
Johnson  Paul,  High-st» 
Lawson  John,  Shore,  m.  w. 
Lee  Jonathan,  High-st. 
Lee  Jonathan,  Wear-st.  m.  w. 
Mackreth  Ann,  Low-st. 
Middlebrook  Matthew,  High-st. 
Miller  William,  High-st.  b.  w. 
Mordey  George,  High-st. 
Moore  Thomas,  (&  seedsman)  High-st. 
Morton  Mai-y,  High-st.  b.  w. 
Mounsey  William,  Low-st. 
Old  John,  High-st. 
Panton  Hugh,  High-st. 
Parker  Thomas,   High-st. 
Pattinson  John,  High-st. 
Phillips  William,   High-st, 
Proudfoot  William,  High-st. 
Richardson  John,  Jun,  High-st. 
Robson  John,  High-st. 
Swordy  Henry,   High-st. 
Vipond  John,  High-st, 
Walton  William,   High-st. 
Wilkinson  Thomas,  High-st. 
Wilson  Susannah,  Church-st. 
Wilson  Ann,  George-st. 

Haberdashers. 
Ewbank  Jane,    High-st. 
Harrison  Elizabeth,  High-st. 
Howe  M.  ana  J.  High-st.  b.  w. 
Thomas  J.  and  M.  High-st, 

Hat  iVlanufacturers. 
FairlambR.  and  G.  Bodle well-lane 
Jackson  John,  Highst.B.  w. 

Hatters. 
Beswick  John,  High-st.  b.  w. 
Cockburn  Elizabeth,  High-st. 
Cooke  Francis,  High-st. 
Dobbing  Anthony,  High-st. 
Grabham  Joseph,  Love-st. 
Rooke  Jane,   High-st. 
Spoor  and  Son,  High-st.  *   ■  ■■■> 

Hosiers. 
Cooke  Francis,  High-st. 
Hutchinson  Anthony,  High-st. 
Sharp  Barnabass,   High-st.  b.  w. 
Stubbs  Thomas,   High-st. 
Inns, 
Bridge,   T.  Jowroy,   Sunderland-st.  b.  w. 
Friendly  Tavern,  Wm.  Robson,  High-st. 
George,   G-  R.  Jackson,  High-st . 
Globe,  A.  Cockburn,   Hudleston-st.  m.  W. 
Golden  Lion,  James  Quay,  High-st, 

Ironfounders. 

Burrell  Thomas,  Monk  Wearmouth 
Lee  William,   (and  brass)  Back-lane 
Lumsden  Edward  and  Roger,   (andanclior 
smiths)   Shop-end,  Monk  Wearmouth 
Iron  Mongers. 
Campbell  Thomas,   High-st. 
Haddock  William  and  Son,  High-st. 
Longridge  G.  W.  Low-st. 


^M 


Palmer  <ieorg'e,  Righ-it. 

Penman  John,  (and  ship  smith)  High-st. 

Stephenson  Saml.  V¥ear-st.  m.  w. 

Swan  and  Fowls,   Low-st. 

Young  and  Thompson,  High-st.  b.  w. 
Jewellers  and  Silversmiths. 

Joseph  Jacob,   High-st. 

Samuel  Ann,   High-st. 

Selig  Levin,   High-st.  b,  w. 
Joiners,    Sfc. 

Billam  Edward,   Church-st. 

Brown  and  Short,   Low-row,  e.  w. 

Dowel]  Richard,  George-st. 

Harrison  Ralph,  Church-st. 

Hartforth  W  iJli:ira,  Bishop  Wearmouth 

Hugall  and  Armstrong,  Spring  Gardea-laae 

Hutton  Richard,  Green-st. 

Jamieson  William,    West-st.  e.  w. 

Oliver  George,    High-st.  b.  w. 

Parkinson  J.  Grey-st. 

Reveley  William,  fand  cabinet  maker) Cum- 
berland-sti  b.  w. 

Roseberry  James,   Dunning-st.  b.  w. 

Stokel  Nicholas,   Union-lane 

Turnbull  George^  (and  cabinet  maker)  Lam- 
ton-st.  B.  w. 

Linen  Sf  Woollen  Drapers, 
Atkinson  Ralph,  High-st.  b.  w. 
Bell  William,   High-st.  b.  w. 
BinnsGeorge,  High-st. 
Bradley  and  Davison,   High-st. 
Bulman  William,    High-st. 
Burnett  James,  High-st. 
Gray  &  Milbourn,  High-st, 
Kirk  and  White,  High-st 
Mesnard  Leonard,  High-st.  B.  w. 
Robson  Thomas,  High-st. 
Satchell  Thomas,  High-st. 
Satchel]  and  Emmerson,  Shore,  M.  w. 
Stonehouse  James,  High-st.  B.  W. 
Tate  Robert,  High-st. 
Thompson  Turner,  High-st.  B,  w. 
Watson  Stephen,  High-st, 
Young  Robei't,  High-st. 

Merchants. 
Fairless  Matthew,  Exchange 
Lamb  &  Co.  Exchange 
Lumley  John,  east  Cross-st. 

Notaries  Public, 

See  also  Attornies. 

Law  Michael,  Villiers-st.  B.  w. 

Wood  George,  Villiers-st.  B.  w. 

Painters  and  Glaziers, 


Addy  Thomas,  W^ear-st.  M.  w. 
Baldwin  &  Johnson,  Low-st. 
Barnes  George  Nicholeoo,  Green-st. 
Best  William,  Shop-end,  M.  w. 
Blackitt  Matthew,  Low-st. 
Butler  Henry,  High-st.  B.  vv. 
Cassap  George,  Necsom -square 
Cairoes  Robert,  Chailes-st. 
Foster  John,  Low-st. 
Gibson  Matthew,  Wear-st.  M.  W. 
Lamb  Charles,  North-quay,  m,  W. 
LangstafF  Wm.  (&  japanuer)  Low-quay 
Moffat  Wm.  Square,  b,  w. 
Morrison  John,  Strand,  m.  w.  . 


SUNDERLAND,    &C. 

Robson  William,  Fislii;t«Srke«     ■''^ 
Stevenson  Wm.  Rack-st. 
Smith  Anthony,  Hifrh-st. 
Thompson  John,  Vine-p!ace,  B.  Mr. 
Turubiill  John.  Hiph-ft. 
Vipond  Jrhn.  .Hack-lane 
Walton  George,  High-st   B,  W. 
Pawn  Brokers. 
Bell  Dinah,  Vine-st. 
Bennison  >Iargaiet,  Mailons-rigg 
Currey  James,  Higli-st. 
Dale  Mary,  Back-lane 
Dunn  William,  High-st. 
Ho«rgard  Anthony,  east  Cro9s-st.  B,  Wi 
Lamb  Jane,  Hiirh-st.  B.  w. 
Wilson  Robert,  Vinc-st. 

Phi/sicians. 
Brown  Joseph,  Norfolfc-st.  b.  w. 
Claany  William,  High-st.  E.  w. 
CoUingwood  R.  G.  A,  8.  Villiers-st,  B-  w, 
Fearon  Henry,  Suuniside,  b.  w. 
Miller  John,  the  Walk,  B.  w. 
Pemberton  Stephen,  the  Walk,  B.  w. 

Rope  Makers, 
Allison  George,  Monk  Wearmouth 
Burrison  Thomas,  Brick-garth 
Carter  Wm,  Mill-hiJl 
Cockerill  Thos  and  Wm,  Moor 
Daveson  T.  &  R.  &  Co.  Sunniside,B.  vf. 
Grimshaw  John,  (patent}  Middle-st-  B.  W,. 
Hay  George,  Monk  Wearmouth 
Horn  Nathan  &  Rob.  High-st.  B.  w. 
Hutton  Robert,  Well-gartb 
Johnson  James,  Lodge  Ropery 
Kirton  Michael,  Monk  Wearmouth 
Murray  John,  Hunters-garth 
Storey  and  Adamsons,  Mnnk  Wearmonth 
Thompson  John,  Monk  Wearmouth 
Usher  William,  Zion-st.  b.  w. 
Wake  G.  F.  M.  Monk  Wearmouth 
Webster,  Rowland  &  Co,  (patent)  Nobles-q. 
Young  James,  Coxon-field 
Saddlers. 
Atkinson  Robert,  High-st.  B,  w. 
Hepton  John,  High-st. 
Stevenson  John,  High-st.  B.  w« 
Straton  Walter,  High-st. 

Sail  Makers. 
Cropton  Robert,  Ferry  Boat-latidiag,  M.  W. 
Curry  John,  Williara-st.  B-  w.  l  tn 

Davie  Jurdson,  Low-st. 
Dean  Thomas,  Low-st. 
Gardner  Walter,  Mark-quay 
Green  well  Kingwood,  Wear-st.  M.  W. 
Harrisou  Wm.  Low-st. 
Hodgson  Michael,  Low-st. 
Hunter  Thomas,  Nile-st. 
Martin  .John,  Low-st, 
Middleton  John,  Nobles-quay 
Robson  Matthew,  Edward-sl.  iH.  W. 
Stewart  Martin,  Wear-st.  m.  w. 
Stodherd  William,  Wear-st.  M.w. 
Walters  Thomas,  Ijow-st. 
Walton  Robert,  Wear-st.  m,  w. 
Wilson  William,  Low-st. 
Wood  Thomas,  Wear-st. 
Young  T.  B.  Nobles-quay 


SUNDERLAND. 


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Ship  Sfc,  Brokers. 
Brunton  Thomas,  Exchange 
Coope>r  &  Reed,  Exchange 
Heppell  George,  B.  east  Cross-st.  b.  w. 
Hesman  Henry,  Thornhill-quay 
Low  &  Anderson,  Head  of  Bodle-well-lane 
Moon  Henry,  Exchange 
Reay  Thomas,  Nobles-quay 
Spence  John,  Exchange 
Wood  George,  Villiers-st.  b.  w. 

Ship  Builders. 

Adamson Hudleston-st.  m,  w. 

Allison  Wm.  and  .las.  Shore  m.  w. 

Brown  John,  Strand,  m.  w. 

Burdon  John,  East-end 

Burn  TliOivias,  Pan-lane 

Crown  Luke,  Strand,  m.  w. 

Davison  T.  and  R.  and  Co.  Pann,  b.  w. 

Dixon ,  Soutbwick 

Gales  Wm,  &  John,  Hylton 
Hall  James,  Nelson-square,  m.  w. 
Heward  Benjamin,  Southwick-lodge 
Howe  George,  Monk  Wearmouth 
Hutchinson  John,  Pans  Low-st. 
Johnson  James,,  Deptford-lodge 
Laing  Phillip,  DeptfoJd-house 
Laws  Thomas,  Low-st. 
Lyons  George,  Deptford 
Oswald  Partis,  Hudleston-st.  m,  w. 
Pile  William,  Southwick 
Potts  William,  Low-st. 
Reay  Robert,  Hylton 
TilBn  Thomas,  East -end 

Ship  Owners. 
Bailey  T.  S.  Norfolk-st.  e.  w. 
Chrisp  Robert,  Villier-st.  b  w, 
Dawson  Wm,  Norfolk-st.  b.  w. 
Dowell  Bartholeraew,  Norfolk-st.  b.  w. 
Horn  Nathan,  the  Walk,  b.  w. 
Hornsby  Avery,  Vine-st. 
Milne  x4lexander,  Norfolk-st.  b.  w. 
Reay  Robert,  Hopper-st. 
Swan  Robert,  the  VValk,  b.  w. 
Wardle  Charles,  Vine-place 
White  Andrew,  Norfolk-st,  b,  w. 
•A  considerable  number,  of  Owners  will  be 
found  under  the  other  Trades  Heads. 
Straw  Hat  Makers. 
Blumer  William,  High-st. 
Sanderson  Isabella,  High-st. 

Stone  Masons. 
Dixon  Robert,  Vine-st. 
Shields  John,  Lion-st. 

Surgeons. 
Atkinson  George,  the  Walk,  b.  w 
Barnes  Wm.  High-st.  b.  \v. 
CoUingwood  Jas.  Wilkie,  F.  R.  P.  S.8,  Vil- 
liers-st .  b.  w. 
Coxon  John,  Church-st, 
Croudace  John,  Villiers-st.  b,  w. 
Dobson  William,  Suuniside,  b.  w. 
Dobson  &  Fothergill,  High-st. 
Eden  Stevenson,  Sunuiside,  b,  w. 
Edmonds  Richard,  Hiffh-st.  b.  w. 
Ferguson  Wm.  Sunniside,  b.  w. 
Ferguson  Charles,  Fawcett-st,  b.  w. 
Cregson  and  Gregory,  High-st. 

4] 


Hopper  Thomas  &  Son,  Monk  Wearmouth 
Renney  Wild,  Fawcett-st.  b.  w. 
Stoddart  Sharp,  near  Rectory,  ji.  w 
Swan  George,  High-st. 
Taj'lor  John  Brough,  ^'illiers-st.  b.  w. 
Ward  John  Ruddock,  Church-st. 
Watson  John,  High-st.  b.  w. 
Wilkinson  George,  Mauds-lane 

Tailors,  Sfc, 
Davison  J.  Nije-st.  b.  w. 
Reed  Thomas,   the  Walk,  b.w. 
Russell  William,  Villiers-st.  b.  W. 
Taylor  Robert,  High-st-  b.  w. 

Tallow  Chandlers. 
Carr  and  Crosby,  Low-st. 
Hall  Ralph,  Queen-st. 
Hopper  John,  High-st.  b.  w, 
Nattrass  Jackson,  High-st. 
Wilson  Caleb,  High-st. 
Wilson  John,  Low-st. 

l^anners. 
Clark  John,  West-end,  b.  w. 
Richardson  John,  West-end,  b.  W, 

Taverns  and  Public  Houses. 
Aberdeen  7\rms,  Thos.  Potts,  Low-quay 
Black  Bull,  T.  Whitfield,  Higb-St.  b.  w, 
Black  Bull,  Elizabeth,  Holt,  Low-st. 
Black  Lion,  I.  Turnbull,  High-st. 
Black  Swan  Wm  Longstaft',  High-st. 
Blue  Bell,  R.  Thompson,  Barracks 
Brewers  Tavern,  David  Keith,  High-«t. 
Brown  Cow,  Tim.  Thompson,  High-st.  b.w. 
Burton  Cofi'ee  House,  E.  Hutchinson,  Quay 
Britannia  J,  Cassap,  Maillans-rigg 
Coach  &  Horses,  Wm,  Blacket,  High-s.B.W. 
Colchester  Arms,  W.  Mushens,  Fish -market 
Commercial  Tavern,  J.  Robinson,  Church-st 
Cross  Keys,  Johnson  Falkner,  High-st. 
Crown  &  Anchor,  J.  Charlton,  Low-quay 
Dock  House,  G.Matheson,  Low-st. 
DoK&  Duck,  W.  Wiley,  High-st.  b.  w. 
Essex  Arms,  V.  Johnson,  Quay  side 
Exchange  Tavern,  James  Brown,  High-st. 
Fox&  Goose,  Joseph,  Wilkin,  High-st. 
Gardener's  Tavern,  Wm.  Lambert,  High-st. 
General  Wolf,  Alice  Kilornton,  High-st. 
Grapes,  Jacob  Wilkin'-on,  Monk  Wearmouth 
Grey  Horse,  Thos.  Mankin,  High-st. 
Half  Moon,  Henry  Ridley.  High-st, 
Hendon  Tavern,  Wm.  Noble,  Back-lane 
Highlander,  Margaret  Wardroper,  Low-st. 
Hope  and  Anchor,  Joseph  Brown,  Grey-st. 
Hope  &  Anchor,  Sarah  Patterson,  High-st. 
"King's  Arms,  John,  Halliday,  High-st. 
King's  Head,  Wm.  Howe,  Shore,  m.  w. 
Leopard,  Peter  Kidd,  Low-st. 
Letters,  Jane  Thompson,   High-st. 
Life  Boat,  Richd.  Hudson,  Barracks 
Lord  Nelson,  Martin  Douglass,  Low-^t. 
Lynn  Arms,  Jane  Scott,  Quay-side 
Magpies,   Ralph  Harrison,  Church-st. 
Mariners'  Tavern,  Thos.  Burn,  Chapel-st. 
Northumb.  Tavern,  T.  Thompson,  High-st. 
Ordn.ince  Arms,  VVm.  Roper,  High-st. 
Painters'  Arms,  R.  Hewetson,  High-st.  B.  w 
Pan  Glasshouse,  Lnw-st.  b.  w. 

Peacock,  Young,  Chapel-st. 

Peacock,  — — ,  Highest. 


StmDteRLANK. 


Qneen's  Head,  John  Forrest,  Queen-st. 
Queen's  Head,  Sarali  Sewell,  Low-row,  B.w 
Rose  &  Crown,  Jane  Clark,  Higli-st.  B.  w. 
Royal  Tent,  Jane  Allkon,  Higli-st.  B.  w. 
Ryhope  Ox,  George  Kearton,  High-st. 
Seven  Stars,  John  Young,  Nobles-quay 
Ship  Alias,  Isabella  Laing,  High-st. 
Ship  Hero,  Matthew  Douglass,  Quay-^ide  ^ 
Ship  Peace,  E,  Davie,  Low-st. 
Ship  Resolution,  Emma  Watson,  High-st. 
Shore  Brewery,  N'ary  Grcig,  Wear-st.ji,  w 
Sun  Tavern,  Eliz.  Campbell,   High-st. 
Sunderland  Tavern,  John  Watson,  Hifrh-st. 
Star  &  Garter,  Jas.  Smith,  Wear-st.  m.  w. 
Thomas  Sc  John,  Jas   Scott,  Marks-quay 

Three  Castles,  Nixon,  Fkg-lane 

Three  Crowns,  Jae.  Robson,  Hifih-st.  B.  w. 
Union  Flaa;,  John  Robertson,  High  st. 
Wear  Tavern,  T.Walton,  Church-st. 
West  Coal  Trade Tav.  G.  Webt,Nobles-qUay 
Wheat  Sheaf,  Edwd.  Games,  Moor-st. 
Whitby  Abbey,  John  Watson,  Alcenhead-sq 
Whitby  Arms,  Johnson  Hazard,  Quay-side 
White  "Lion,  Johu  Burnip,   High-st. 
White  Swan  J.  Hof^gson,  Low-row,  b.  w. 
Windmill,  Robert  Buwick,  Low-row,  B.  w. 

Tea  Dealers. 
Chapman  S,  and  A.  Hinh-st.  B.  W. 
Smith  Willirtra.  High-st.  B.w. 

Tiin,ber  Merchants. 
Hunter  and  Elliott,  Russell-st. 
Myers  Matthew,  Sfrand-st.  M.  vv. 
Thompson  James,  foot  of  Rnssell-st. 
Wylam  George  and  Co.  Pans,  Low-st. 

Upholsterars  and  Carpet  Dealers. 
Alcock  John,  Sunniside,  b.  w. 
Friend  Thomas,   High-st.  B.  w. 
Martin  John,   F^igh-st.  B.w. 
Robinson  John,  High-st.  B.  w. 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 
Airey  Smith,  Hi,t;h-st. 
Arlot  William,  (&  compass)   Bodlewell-la, 
Atkin  John,  High-st. 
Cockburn  William,  High-st. 
Dodds  Moses,  Mark-quay 
Grawland  Clement,  High  st. 
Hills  Ralph,  High-st.  B.  w. 
Nesbitt  George,  High-st. 
Parton  William,  Mark-quay 
Taylor  G.  R.  High-st.  B  w. 

Wheelwrights. 
Kirtley  John,  Banks,  b.  w. 
Trewliitt  Francis,  Banks,  b.  w. 

Wine  and  Spirit  Merchants. 
Atkin  John,  High-st. 
Bramwell  Christ,  and  Son,  Church-st. 
Chapman  Solomon,  the  Walk,  b.  w. 
Hartison  Hannah,  William -st.  b.  w. 
Humble  George,  (spirit)  Mark-quay 
Miller  Hugh,  High-st, 
Nesbitt  Thomas,  High-st. 
Robson  Thomas,  High-st.  b.  w. 
Smith,  Beecroft  &  Co.  Sunniside,  b.  w. 
Truss  Edward  Stewart,  High-st. 
Willey  Jonathan,  (spirit)  High-st, 

Woollen  Drapers. 
Cooke  Francis,  High-st. 


Grey  Cbristopl^ier,  Hlgh-k.  b.  ^. 
Spoon  and  Son,  Hitrh-st. 

MlSCELLJNt. 

Bliss  Thomas,  basket  maker,  Lion-st. 
Booth  Samuel,  gun  maker,  High-st, 
Cawood  G.  C.  tobacconist,   High-st. 
Davis  John,  organ  builder,  York-st.  b.  w, 
Dobinson  John,  toy  dealer,  High-st. 
Featherstonhaugh  Marmaduke  George,  coal- 
tar  and  variiish  manufacturer,  Deptford 
Hesman  Hen.  commissioner,  Thornhills-qu 
Hills  Ralph,  sal-ammoniac  maker,  Union-la 
Hogg  James,  architect,  High-st. 
Jenning  John,  stay  maker,  High-st. 
Lindsay  Jas.  carver  &  gilder,  Nile-st.  b.  w. 
Mackreth  Elizabeth,  spirit  dealer,  Low-st. 
Milton  Thomas,  engineer.  Pier-house 
Mitchell  Wm.  ship  chandler,  Low-st. 
Mounsey,  Richardson  &  Mounsey,  furriers, 

Queen-st.  b.  vv. 
Powe  John,  perfumer,  High-st.  b,  w, 
Robson  Thomas,  engraver  and  copperplate 

printer,  52,  Nile-st.  b.  w. 
Russell  Catherine,  furniture  broker,  High-s 
Smith  E.  &  M.  milliners,  High-st,  b.  w. 
Weatherburn  R.  plumber,  Norfolk-st,  B.  w 

Carriers. 
Bernard     Castle,    J.    Phillips,    Saturday, 

Coach  and  Horses 
Bernard  C.  R.  Gibbojis, Sat. Coach  &  Horses 
Bernard  C«s</e,W. Crystal, Tu. Union-crane 
Bernard  Castle,  Robert  Paisley,  Tuesday, 

at  five,  George-st. 
Bishop  ^ucklatidjG. Coates,  Fri.  Half-moon 
Chesler-le-street,  G.Coultman,  Fri. Half-mo 
Durham,   Davison  and    Maddison,    daily, 

Queen's  Head 
Hsughlon-le-Spring,  J.  Watson,    Friday, 

Grey  Horse 
Hoitgkt(in-le-Sp-ing,    John  Jlamborough, 

Tuesday  and  Friday,  Half  Moon 
Neivcastle,    W.  Cockburn,    Tues.   Thurs. 

and  Sat.  Grey  Horse 
Newcastle,  Wm.  Feathemby,  Fri.  Half  Moon 
Newcastle, 3o\\n'He\vtoi\,  Tues.  Thurs.  and 

Sat.  Factory-st. 
Newcastle,    T.  Thompson,     T'les.  Thurs. 

and  Sat.  Playhouse-lane 
Sorifh  Shields,  G.  Miller,  daily,   High-st. 

&  at  M. Wearmouth  Brewery,  Shore,  Ji.w 
SoMi/i^AJeWs.VV.Sherrifl^dailj'jButcher-iiiar 
Stockton,  E.  Dobbiug,  Tues.   and  Friday, 

Gardeners'  Tavern 
Stockton,  A.  Hutchinson,  Tues.  George-st. 
Stockton,  Smith  Forster,  Tues.  George-st.    J 
Coaches.  j 

From  the  George  Inn.  ''' 

Olive  Branch  to  South  Shields  every  after. 

noon  at  four  in  winter  and  five  in  summer 
Prince  of  Orange  to  Durham,  ^very  after- 
noon at  four  in  winter  and  five  in  summer 
Waterloo  to  Newcastle,  every  afternoon  at 

four  in  winter  and  five  in.summer 
Telegraph  to  Durham,  8(c.  every  morn,  at  5. 

Fuo.M  THE  Bridge  Inn. 
Royal  Mail  to  York  through  Stockton,  8(c. 

every  day  at  hall-past  twelve 
Union  to  PFhitbt/,  Tu.  &  Sat.  mornings  at  6 


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WHITEHAVEN, 

^y  HIGH  lias  long  rauked  as  the  first  caunaerdal  town  and  port  of  Cumberland,  is 
situated  near  the  extreme  point  of  the  coimt>-,  next  to  t'ae  l-le  of  Mijn.  pii  the  autho- 
rity of  a  respectable  worK,  jjublislied  about  25  yciirs  ago,  the  town  was  then  stated  to 
contain  16, 4u0  inhabiUats  ;  this  iiuir.hcr  it  is  believed  has  been  incroasecl,  hut  not  with 
the  rapiditv  of  great  mauufacturing;  towns.  The  present  amount  is  imagined  to 
be  near  IHOOO. 

VVhitehaven  is  seated  in  a  remaikable  creek  uverlooked  by  bish  frroimd  on  three  sides. 
From  the  south,  the  town  makes  the  best  appearance,  cominandins;  a  view  of  the  iat'Tior 
of  the  street*,  the  Harbour  and  the  Castle  belonging  to  the  Earl  of  LomJale,  which  f  Tm 
a  fine  object  in  the  landscape.  Descending  l)y  an  excellent  road  froni  the  novth,  which  has 
been  formed  between  two  small  eminences,  tlie  traveller  approaches  the  town  by  a  fine 
arch  of  freestone,  decorated  with  ihe  arm's  of  the  Lowther  family  ;  this  erection  is  at 
once  useful  and  ornamental,  as  the  upper  part  serves  as  a  continuation  or  the  rail  road 
for  coals  to  the  port,  and  the  lower  part  leads  into  the   town  by  a  magnificent  aperture. 

In  the  year  1556,  this  town  is  said  to  have  had  only  six  bouses  ;  subsequently  being 
supported  by  the  fostering  hand  of  the  Lcwthers,  it  has  risen  to  weaUh  and  in  sotne 
respects  to  splendour,  being  r,t  present  tlie  most  eii;inent  port  in  the  coal  trade  except 
Newcastle,  Two  Acts  ot  Parliainent  passed  in  the  reign  of  Queen  Aim,  conferred  great 
advantages  on  this  port  ;  by  virtue  of  whicli  the  harbour  was  considcvably  improved. 
Whitehaven  is  a  regular  and  well  built  town  for  the  most  part,  the  stree'-s  being  broad  and 
spacious,  crossing  tacli  otlufr  at  right  angksj  and  the  houses  built  with  some  display  vf 
taste.  The  places  of  worship  are  the  Churches  of  St  Niclioias,  St.  Janic.-;  aod  Trinity, 
the  Hiiih  and  Low  Scotch  Meeting  Houses,  together  with  those  of  Bantisls,  Society  ef 
Friends,  Roman  Catholics,  Methodists  and  two  Meetings  of  ludependcnt*.  The  other 
public  edifices  and  instltiitions  are  the  Dispensary,  the  Ho»]se  of  Industry,  the  Mariue 
School,  the  Theatre,  the  Pijblic  Office^  Lowthcr-sfreet,  ttie  Custom  Mouse,  the  iJaihs, 
the  Library,  the  Phllosojihifjil  Society's  Room,  and  ilie  Harmonic  Society's  Concert  R<.iom. 
In  the  market-place  are  two  neat  buildings,  one  of  them  appropriated  for  the  sale  of 
corn,  flour,  meal,  &c.  the  otljer  for  fish,  both  of  which  are  amply  sijpplied  ;  there  ai"e 
also  two  markets  for  shambles  meat.  Upwards  of  209  sail  of  vessels  are  employed  in  the 
export  of  coals.  There  avc.  also  a  considerable  number  built  for  the  American,  the  West 
India  and  the  coasting  trade,  a" d  one  vessel  recently  retiirn'd  from  a  voyage  to  Ilie  Kast 
Indies.  The  harbour  is  more  remarkable  for  safeiy  than  for  eany  acdfus  ;  the  Lighthpuse 
is  not  very  lofty  but  has  a  pretty  appearance,  its  «t,i|ity  is  obvious.  The  port  c-njoys  the 
advantage  of  a  24  feet  tide  at  springs,  and  i«  perfectly  dry  at  low  water,  it  is  defe/uied  by 
a  battery  of  cannon  level  with  the  water  ;  the  cannon  from  the  old  fort  on  the  hill  liaye 
been  recently  removed.  The  principal  manufactures  of  this  town  are  linen,  sail  cloth, 
checks,  ginghams,  cabinet  goods,  earthenware,  copperas,  vitriol,  aquafortis,  paper, 
bleaching  salts,  tobacco,  caudles^  soap,  anchors  and  cables,  c&c.  A  considerable  quantity 
of  fish  are  cured  and  exported  annually.  Here  »re  three  hanks,  and  three  breweries  ; 
a  number  of  well  selected  libraries,  and  two  newspapers  are  published  weekly. 

The  annals  of  Whitehaven  do  not  furnish  us  with  many  remarkable  circumetancas. 
The  attack  made  by  Paul  Jones  during  the  American  v.-ar,  and  the  hurricane  with  which 
the  town  was  visited,  in  1793,  are  among  the  events  most  deserving  notice.  The  following 
account  of  the  coal  mines  at  this  place  from  the  British  Topography,  WiU  it  is  hpp«l  be 
found  acceptable. 

"  The  coal  mines  at  Whiteharen  are  perhaps  the  most  extraordinary  in  the  known 
world,  the  principal  entrance  is  by  an  opening  at  the  foot  of  a  hill  through  a  long  passage 
hewn  in  the  rock,  which  by  a  steep  descent  leads  to  the  lowest  vein  of  coal;  the 
greater  part  of  this  descent  is  through  spacious  galleries,  continually  inter- 
secting others  ;  the  coal  is  cut  away,  excepting  large  pillars,  which  in  the  deep  parts 
of  the  mine  are  of  enormous  size,  great  strength  beiug  required  to  support  the  pon- 
derous roof  ;  the  mines  are  sunk  to  the  depth  of  nearly  150  fatlioms,  and  penetrate  under 
the  sea  to  a  gnat  extent.  These  are  the  deepest  coal  mines  that '  have  hitherto  been 
wrought  below  the  surface  of  the  sea.  The  very  deep  mines  in  Huogai-y  and  Peru  being 
situated  in  mountainous  countries,  are  elevated  to  a  great  height  above  the  level  of  the 
ocean.  These  miuos  are  at  all  tiines  liable  to  the  destructive  effects  of  fhe  damp  but 
which  danger  is  now  in  a  great  measure  obviated  by  the  use  of  the  Safety  Lamp  a 
discovery  which  does  honour  to  the  head  and  heart  of  the  inventor,  .'^ir  Humphrey  Davy ; 
at  the  same  time  that  the  lamp  prevents  danger  from  explosion,  steam  engines  of  extraor- 
dinary dimensions  keep  the  mines  clear  from  water.  Some  idea  may  be  formed  of  the 
importance  of  this  great  article  of  commerce,  when  it  is  stated  that  at  certaiu  periods  of 
great  demand  upwards  of  1500  tons  per  diem,  are  brought  down  to  the  shore  for  the  pur- 
pose of  exportation,  principally  to  the  city  of  Dublin.    A  fine  railway  i^  now  being  com- 


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pleted,  which  will  connect,  (by  a  road  cut  through  a  mass  of  rock  tb  the  north  of  tie 
town)  with  a  series  of  new  mines,  containing  an  almost  inexhaustible  store  of  this  va- 
luable mineral. 

Tbe  markets  are  held  on  Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Sat  jrdays,  of  whicli  the  first  is  the 
principal.  A  fair  is  held  annually  on  the  natal  day  of  his  Majesty  George  IV.  viz.  12ih 
of  August,  Whitehaven  is  situated  at  tlie  distance  of  8  miles  from  Workington,  15  from 
Maryport,  15  from  Cockermouth,  43  from  Carlisle,  53  from  Kendal,  and  307  from  London. 

Post  Olfice,  68,  Lowther-st. — Post  Mistress,  Mrs.  C.  Stowbridge. — Letters  from  the 
south,  north  and  west  arrive  at  seven  in  the  evening,  are  dispatched  at  ten  at  night. 
Packet  with  Mail  arrives  from  the  Isle  of  Man  every  Saturday,  and  is  dispatched  every 
Monday  evening^  Bye  Post  to  Ulverston,  dispatched  every  Sunday,  Tuesday  and  Friday 
at  six  in  the  morning,  returns  every  Monday,  Thursday  and  Saturday  at  six  in  the  evecing. 


Academies  and  Schools. 
Bragg  Jane  and  Mary,  97,  Duke-st. 
Clerical  Insiitution,  St.  Bees 
General  Sunday  School,  Ginns 
Guilmette  Lewis,  (French)  66, Duke-st. 
Jrviag  Rev.  Edward,  Howgill-st. 
Marine  School,  High-st. 
Mocre  Richard,  31,  Queen-st. 
Nat'.onal  School,  'Bell  system)  Senhouse-st 
Richardsnii  M.  High-st. 
Taylor  M.66,  Lowther-st. 
Wilkinson  Rev,  George,  110,  Queen-st. 
Wilson  A.  Queen-st. 

Wood  Miss,  (boarding   school)  36,  King-st. 
Wood  Joseph,  25,  Plumblands-lane 

Agents. 
Armstrong  ChTistopher,    (for  silk  spinning) 

1.9,  Senhouse-st. 
Benn  Jn.    (land  steward  to  E.  of  Lonsdale) 

Castle 
Bland  Wni.  (superintendant  of  the  granary) 

16,  Scotch-st. 
BownesH  John,    (cashier  to  the  E.  of  Lons- 
dale) Castle 
Peile  John,    (principal  agent  to  the  Earl  of 

Lonsdale)  Colliery  Office 
Pennington  Thomas,  [for  London  traders) 

5,  N('w-8t. 
Walker  Musgrave,     [agent  to  Lloyds]    1, 

Duke-st. 
Williams    Edward,     [for    sale    of    slates] 

Roper-st, 

Anchor  Smiths. 
Creightons  and  Co.  28,  West-strand 
Heslop,   Mead   and  Co.    [manufacturers  of 

patent  cables]  West-.strand 
Apothecaries,  Chemists  8f  Druggists. 
Randleson  and  Forster  (wholesale  druggists 

and  drysaltors)  6,  Roper-st. 
Saul  Davi  1,  8,  Market-place 
Wylie  Mark,  (and  surgeon)  63,  King-st. 

Architect  and  Builder, 
M'Knight  Alexander,  21,  Scotch  st. 

Attornies  and  Solicitors. 
Adamson  A.  and  Son,  Hicks-lane 
Atkinson  Henry,  7,  Scotch-st. 
Falcon  Thomas,  101,  Scotch-st. 
Fleming' Joseph,  57,  Church-st. 
Hevw  !o4  E.  H.  112,  Queen-st. 
Hobson  Christopher,  32,  Queen-st. 
Ho;lgson   IVter,    (not.  pub.    and   coroner.) 
141,  Queen-st. 


Knnbley  E.  C.  (tax  office)  104,  Scotch-st. 
Perry  Wilson,  3,  Cross-st. 
Sherwen  Richard  and  Son,  112,  Scotch-st. 
Walker  Michael,  13,  Kihg-st. 
Wilson  Joseph,  79,   Kiug-st. 
Auctioneers, 
Frears  David,  84,  Duke-st. 
Guest  Jeremiah,  12,  Market-place 
Nicholson  Hen,  Auction  Rooms,  14,  King-st 
Shelley  John,  35,  Strand-st. 

Bakers. 
Armstrong  Abraham,  13,  Albion-St. 
Asbridge  Joseph,  114,  Qneen-st. 
Astliffe  Thomas,  28,  Strand-st. 
Beattie  Jane,  Old-town 
Benson  Emanuel,  6    Church-st. 
Birkett  Wm.  [ship  buisket] 
Calvert  Anne,  49,  Roper-st. 
Cannon  Sarah,  53,  George-st, 
Dalzell  John,  159,  Quecn-st. 
Fisher  Marj',  Ginns 
Graham  Wm.  57,  King-st, 
Guy  Thomas,  42,  Qneen-st. 
Hewitt  Jane,  15,  Market-place 
HoUiday  Joseph,  64,  Market-place 
Huggon  Thomas,  S3,  Scotch-st. 
Jackson  Thomas   &  John,   [ship   buisket] 

5,  Dukc-st. 
Lacy  Jane,  New-honse<; 
M'CuUouch  John,  92,  Queen-st. 
Mitchell  John,  52,  Queen-st. 
Newby  John,  (flour  dealer)   Market-place 
Nicholson  Thomas  and  Son,    [ship  bread] 

5,  Albion-st. 
Nicholson  Francis,  62,  Roper  St. 
Pearson  Charles,  42,  Scotch-st. 
Pettigrew  Wm.  73,  King-st, 
Ross  Michael,  New-honses 
Sloane  Agues,  Ginns 
Walker  Jonathan,  Ginns 
Watson  Isaac,  25,  Roper-st. 
Wilson  George,  17,  West-strand 

Banks 

Harrison  Thomas  and  Co.  Irish-st. 
Hartleys  and  Co.  8,  Coats-lane 
Johnston,  Raney  and  Co.  King-st. 
Barometer  and  Looking  Glass  Ma- 
nnfacturers,  S^  Carvers  and  Gildef^.] 
Askew  John,  [ship  carver]  6,  George-st//  ; 
Bombilli  Baldy,  [barom.  &c.i  King-st.  ,  ' 
Clarke  Thomas,  [gilder]  26,  Tangier-st.^^ 
Conaell  Jamc-,  55,  Roper-st. 


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KingrWm.  [car.  &  giK]  71,  Lowtber-st. 
Nutsfortl  Geo-are,  27,  QHcen-st.  I 

Barrister. 
James  Thomas,  Esq,  Scotch-st. 

B(;am  aud  Scale  Makers. 
Martin  H.  A  E.  Martins-court,  Catharine-st 
Smith  Jo-e(  h,  5,  Fox-lane 

JJhjrk  Makers  aud  Coopers. 
Co  nnick  Riiber!.  and  Son,  West-strand 
Gi)wan  John  E.  Strand-st. 
Hales  John,  80,  Duke-st. 
Loner  Jackson,  li,  Old-town 
Ma'hers  Thomas,  fi,  George-st. 
Knoal'l  Robert,  25,  West-strand 
NifV  -Ison  Antliony,  3,  Strand-st. 
Poft'  J.j.seph,  West-strand 
Wattlewnrth  George,  41,  West-strand 
Wliif'  side  Richard  &  Co  Ginns 
Wo'  r.  'i  Lewthwaite,  Qnay-st. 
Wilson   Fi  Ijer,  20,  Fox-lane 

Booksellers  and  Stationers. 
Boufctead  Eli^alle^h,  [cJr.  li:..j  43,  King-st, 
Bowman  and  M'Combe,  49,  Kiag-st. 
Brasar  Joseph,    [dep.  of  aux,  bible  society] 

97^  Duke  St. 
Gayti!iir|i  John,    fcir.  lib.  and  agent  for  the 
Carlisle  Journal   and  Kendal  Chronicle) 
80,  King-st. 
Grisdale  VV  m.    and   Co.    [late   Brockbauk 
dealers  in  music  and  nautical  instruments] 
I,  Market-place 
Robinson  John,  [ext.cir.llb.]61,  Lowther-st 
Smith  Mary  and  Jane,   [cir.  lib.]  32,    Cha- 

pel-st. 
Stuart   Wra,   [cir.  lib,    mus.  &  insts.]  42, 

Market-place 
Ware  John,  26,  King-st 
Wilson  Thomas,   [agent  to  the  Carlisle  Pa- 
triot and     Bishes    Lottery    office]     45, 
King-8t. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 
Atkinson  Wm.  Ginns 
Baisbrown  Wm.  36,  Church-st. 
Baldrid<3re  Wm.  Ginns 
Bebbington  Randell,  46,  Market-place 
Bell  Jonathan,  70,  Market-place 
Brunskill  John,  7,  Roper-8t. 
Cobran  Wm  66,  King-st. 
Collins  J.  and  G.  9,  Roper-st. 
Crane  Philip,  96,  Duke-st. 
Crosbie  John,  148,  Queen-st. 
Hodgson  Richard,  1,  King-st. 
M'Myne  Alexander.  36,  Roper-st. 
Moore  John,  14,  Market-place 
Roan  John,  53,  King-st. 
Speace  Thomas,  55,  King-st. 
Trewick  John,  3,  Q;iay-st. 
Turner  James,  9,  Chapel-st. 
Weaver  Nathaniel,  22,  Queen-st. 
Williamson  Thomas,  19,  Church-st. 

Brass  Founders. 
Carmont  Wm.  Bransty-row  • 
Wilmot  Lewis,  38,  Strand-st. 

Braziers  and  Tin  ^^late   Workers. 
Brown  Thomas,  6S)  Market-place 


Dougan  Thomas,  22,  Chapel-st. 

Fletcher  Isaac,  47,  King-st. 

Gordon  Richard,  76,  Maritet-place 

Gordon  Thomas,  32,  King-st. 
Breweries. 

Harrison  John  and  Co.  10,  Irish-st. 

Longmire  JoiiathaD,   (private)  Tangier-st. 

Peile  John,  Corklckle 

Rigg  R.  &  J.  6,  Taiigier-st. 

Brokers   (Insurance.) 

Bennett  Wm.  Scotch-st. 

Insiurance  Co.  for  Cumberland  shipping; 
Wilson  Perry.  Secretary,  Cross-st. 

Nicholson  Thomas,  Coates-lane 

Wilscu  Fisher,  20,  Fox-lane 
Brokers  {Ship.) 

Grisdale  Wm.  Lok^  Room,  Custom  House 

Harrison  Thomas,  Sootch-st. 
Cabinet  Makers. 

Burnyeat  Jonathan,  28,  Chapel-st, 

Connell  James,  55,  Roper-st. 

Fisher  Robert,  68,  Church-st. 

Gamwell  Andrew,  21,  Sandhills-lana 

Hardie  John,  4,  New-st. 

Hfiirison  Jonathan,  77,  George-st. 

Kirkbride  Isaac,  71,  King-st. 

Lyon  James,  99,  Duke-st. 

Nutsford  George,  27,  Queen-st, 

Osborne  John,  48,  Roper-st. 

Reed  John,  9,  Fox-lane 

Young  Wm.  Church-st. 
Cabinet  Makers  and  Upholsterers. 

King  Wrn.  71,  Lowther-st. 

Sherwen  Wm.  Sandyhilis-lane 

Cheese  Factors  and  Mongers^ 

Birkett  Wm.  6,  Tangier-st. 

Dixon  Thomas,  56,  Lowther-st. 

Grisdale  John,  56,  Roper-st. 

Magee  Charles,  23,  King-st. 

Nicholson  Joseph,  jun.  15,  Roper-st. 

Nutter  Marj',  2,  Roper-st. 

Rawlins,  James,  (&  butter)  24,  Lowther-st. 

Thompson  Henry,  54,  Kinir-st. 

Chenii-tts  {Manitfacturing. ) 

Gale  John  &  Co.  (copperas  manufacturers) 
Ginns,  Hen,  Jlichardson,actinL-  proprietor 

Harrison,  Tebey  &  Co.  [vitriol,  aquaftitis, 
bleaching  salts  aud  soap  maaafacturers] 
Lady-pit 

Randleson  and  Forster,  G,  Roper-st. 
.    ^China  and  Glor.:;  Warchoi:ses. 

Falkner  J.  •'t  K   .t>    Marliet-place 

Goukliag.Josi'ph,  5i,  Kmg  st. 

Peurson  Tli">niaH,  2,  Ma i  Vut- place 

Stubbs  Thomas,  b,  "-.Ves  -■■■••aiid 

W"oof];iortl;,Har  -soti,  Hh!i  t'i  C:>.  10    Mar- 
ket-place 
Clothes  and  Furniture  Brf>kers.f 

BMtinen  P.-'lcr,  47,  iVI;n-ki't-p!acy 

liivkett  Wm    .'•:?,  M,'  !v'<t-nl:iLV    . 

licnvman  Ricliad,  ifi.  Swiir^-pusnp-iane  ; 

Gamble  a:iJ  M  r  V      :■  I,  ;v?n:f  ct-place 

Guest  Jer»;;iii.i!i.  12,  .'.i  ii'k'.'-.-^Jac-; 

Kilclien  Jam;  ■. ,  5(i,  Kii  ^  st. 
I  Marsden  Martha,  43,  Maiket-place 


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Mosley  Daniel,  20,  Market-place 
Mosley  Jane,  1.9,  Market-place 
Roper  Isabella,  22,  Market-place 

Clog  and  Fatten  Makers, 
Brunskill  John,  7,  Roper-st. 
Dixon  J,  George-st. 
Golphin  Joseph;  45,  Scotch-st, 
Moore  John,  14,  Market-place 
Nicholson  Francis,  Roper-st. 
Ridley  VVm.  &  Co.  2,  Quay-st. 
Satturthwaite  W'm.  13,  Carter-lane 
Coal  and  Lime  Master. 
The  Rt.  Houourable  the  Earl  of  Lonsdale, 
Castle 

Confectioners  ■ 
Crostwaite  Dorothy,  49,  Strand -st. 
Grierson  Fanny,  12,  Roper-st. 
Topping  James,  59,  King-st. 
Younghusband  Jane,  11,  Roper-st. 

Copper  Merchants. 
Bell  and  Fisher,  74,  Market-place 
Heslop,  Mead  &  Co.  West-strand 

Corn  Merchants,    ^c. 
Birkett  Wm.  [&  flour  dealer]  6,  Tangier-st. 
Forster  Francis,  29,  Lowther-st. 
Jackson  Thomas  and  John,  5,  Duke-s(. 
Nicholson  Thomas  and  Son,  5,  Albion-st. 
Pennington  Thomas,  5,  New-st. 
Poole  Wm.  18,  Kiug-st. 

Corn  Millers, 
Bouch  John,  Moresby-mill 
Glaister  George,  Windmill 

Corn  and  Flour  Dealers. 
Conltliard  Alexander,  16,  Tangier-st. 
Grisdale  John,  56,  Roper-st. 
Rigg  J.  and  R,  6,  Tangier-st. 
Russell  Joseph,  26,  Market-place 

Cnrriers. 
Duncan  Wm,  19,  Fox-lane 
Furnass  Thomas,  76,  Cburch-st. 
Ridley  Wm,  and  Co.  3,  Quay-st. 
Sim  Joseph,  26,  Queen-st. 
Dyers. 
Alderston  Edmund,  Quay-st. 
Anderson  M.  New-town 
Brown  John,  Bransty-row 
MulhoUand  Charles,  New-town 

Earthenware  Manufacturers, 
Goulding  Joseph,  (coarse)  51,  King-st, 
Richardson  Jonathan,    (black  earlhenware) 

Ginns 
Woodnorth,  Harrison,  Hall  and  Co.  Ginns, 

and  10,  Market-place 

Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Offices. 
Atlas,  Ledger  Wilson,  Sonhouse-st, 
County,  E.  C.  Knubley,  104,  Scotch-st, 
Imperial,  Wm.  Grisdale  &  Co.  1,  Market-pl. 
Norwich    Uuion,    E.    H.   Hiywood,  112, 

Queen-st. 
Phoenix   and  Pelican,    C.    Brockbank,  62, 

King-st. 
Royal  Exchange,  Thos,  Wilson,  45,  King-st 
Sun,  Edward  Williams,  Roper-st. 


Fishing  and  Fowling  Fackle  Mfiik^ 

Borbiiiige  Charles,  12,  Duke-st.  >i 

Graiiam  V^  ni.  57,  King-st. 

Fish  Curers. 
Elwood  John,  Catbarine-st. 
Gowan  John,  East-strand-st. 
Long  Jackson,  12,  Old-town 
Patterson  VVm,  and  Son,  62,  Market-place 
Raney  &  Mauley,  28,  Queen-st. 
Thompson  Jacoli  &  Co.  35,  Market-place 
Whiteside  and  Nichclson,  14,  CatUariue-st. 
Wilson  J.  &  W.  17,  Tangier-st. 
Wilson  Fisher,  20,  Fox-lane 

Flaw  Dressers  and  Dealers. 
Dixon  John,  24,  King  St. 
Nicholson  James,  44,  Duke-st. 
Patterson  Wm.  and  Son,  62,  Market-place 
Williamson  Richard,  4,  Queen-st. 

Fruit  Merchants. 

Bell  Anthony,  30,  Lo\viher-st. 

Wilson  J.  and  W.  17,  Tangier-st. 
Grocers  and  Tea  Dealers. 

Bacon  Thomas,  19.  King-st. 

Bell  Anthony,  30,  Lnwther-st. 

Birkett  Wm.  6,  Tangier-st. 

Devin  Peter,  Ginns 

Dixon  Thomas,  56,  Lowthcr-st. 

Fearon  Henry,  74,  King-st. 

Grisdale  John,  56,  Roper-st. 

Hamilton    John,     (and   spirit   dealer)    IS, 
Market-place 

Hume  James,  33,  Market-place 

Johnston  H.  J.  lOH,  Queen-st. 

Kitchen  Wm.  (and  spirit  dealer)  6,  Duke-st 

Kitchen  John,  (and  spirit  dealer)   16,  Mar- 
ket-place 

Magee  Charles,  23,  King-st. 

Moore  Erasmus,  39,  King-st. 

Murray  John,  44,  Market-place 

Nicholson  Anne, [dealer  in  oil,  flour,  cheese 
and  British  wines]  96,  Scotch-st. 

Nicholson  Isaac,  71,  Market-place 

Nicholson  Joseph,  jun.  15,  Roper-st. 

Nutter  Mary,  2,  Roper-st. 

Rawlins  James,  24,  Lowtfeer-st.  ' 

Robinson  Thomas,  27,  Kipg-st.  ' 

Russell  Joseph,  2t>,  Market-place 

Sherwen  Wm.  53,  Lowther-st. 

Sim  Jonathan,  23,  Market-place 

Southward  John,  64,  Church-st. 

Spittal  Andrew  &  Son,  60,  Roper-st, 

ThompsonHen,(and  spirit  dealer) 54,King-pti 

Wenningtou  M   149,  Queen-st. 

Gunsmiths. 
Bell  Joseph,  84,  Scotch-st. 
Murdoch  James  and  Sons,  Osborne-court 
Roper-st. 

Hat  Manufacturers  and  Dealers. 
Barker  Wm,  41,  King-st. 
Dickinson  Charles,  I,   Marlbro-st. 
Furnass  Thomas,  38,  f.-hapi'l-st. 
Keswick  Michael,  2»,  King-st. 
Thompson  Andrew,  35,  King-st, 
Tyson  Joseph,  2,  West-strand 


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827 


Hosiers. 
Barker  Witi.  41,  King-st. 

Krait,bv»'aite  John,  33.  Kina;-Rt. 

Jnckson  Robert,  34,  King-st, 

Keswick  Miclinel,  2S,  King-st. 

Peile  George,  19,  Roper-st, 

Hotels  and  Inns. 

Black  Lion,  Tiiomas  Jackson,  (i7,  King-st, 

Globe,  John  Mounsey,  81,  King-st. 

Golden  Lion,  John  Bird,  [uxcise  oflSce]  6, 
Market-place 

lro7i  Founders. 

Heslops,  Jobnstan  &  Co.  (Lowca  &   Seaton 
Works,    niannf.icturers     of    best    iron,( 
warehouse,  16',  East-stratid-st. 
Iron  Merchants. 

AUinson  Jose|)li,   42,  Stranil-st. 

Bell  and  Fislier,  74,  Market-place 

Hesiop,  Mead  and  Co.  [steel,  lead  &  tin 
m«rchants]   U'est-strand 

Ironmongers  and  Hardtimre  Dealers 

Ailinson  Joseph,  [niannfactnrer  of  spades, 
sliovels,  U^es,  nails,  &c.]  42,  Strand-st. 

Bel!  atid  Fisher,  74,  Market-place 

Cragg  Joseph,  22,   Kin^-st. 

Curwen  Robert,  (wh.  &  ret.)  69,  Market-pl. 

Heslop,  Mead  &  Co.  (wb.  &  ret.)  West- 
strand 

Mossop  John,  60,  Kinq^-st, 

Robsoa  John,  .'-(B,  Kihg-st. 

Turner  and  Biand,  (wh.  &  rot.)  .52,  King-st, 
Joiners  ahd  House  Build-ers. 

Burnyeat  Jonathan,  28,  Cliapel-st. 

Conncll  .lames,  55,  R«per-st. 

Cragg  and  Maxwell,  40,  Dnke-st. 

Harrison  Jonathan,  18,  Fox-lane 

M'Knight  A!c^'auder,   21,  Scotch-st. 

Nutsford  aud  Ismuy,  8,  Duke-st. 

Osborn  John,  48,  Roner-st, 

Reed  John,  9,  Fox-lane 

Young  John,  27,  Chiirch-st- 

Land  Sttrnei/ors,  6fc. 

Howard  John,  George-st. 

Mitchell  Wai.  Ruund-close 

Last  and    Boot-tree    Makers,     ahd 
Dealers  in  Grinder)/. 

Ridley  Win.  and  Co,  2,  Quay-st. 

Leather  Merchants  and  Cutters. 

Duncan  Win.  19,  Fox-lane 

Furniiss  Thomas,  76,  C'lurch-st. 

Ridley  Wm.  tk  Co.  2,  Qnay-st. 

Sim  Joseph,  26,  Queea-st. 

Linen  Sf-c.   Manufacturers, 

Bell  Joseph  and  Co.  (merchants,  flax  spin- 
ners and  manufacturers  of  sail  cloth, 
linen  and  thread.    Flat-meadow 

Birley  Henry  &  Co.  (merchants  and  manu- 
facturers of  sail  cloth,  linen  checks,  and 
thread,  linen  spinners,  bleachers^  and 
dyers)  Duke-st.  and  Cleator  and  Lov^'Mill 
near  Egremont. 

Bragg  Joiin,  [thread]  64,  Scotch-str 

Dixon  John,  King-st. 

Dui^gan  Wni.51,  Roper-st. 


Mewhort  Aaron,  [thread]  24,  Queen-st. 

■Ravea  Joseph,  Sandhills -If.ne 

Reid  John,  20,  West-strand 

Reid  Peter,  (damask  table)  20,  Lowther-st. 

Watts  Sidney,  [and  cotton]  14,  West-strand 

Williamson  Richard,  4,  Queeit-st. 

Linen  Importer  and  Merchant. 
Smyth  Patrick,  [Irish  linens]  26,  Church-^t 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers 
Buckham  George,  40,  King-st. 
Collins  John,  59,  Roper-st. 
Dixon  John,  [linen]  24,  King-st. 
Dtiggari  Win.  51,  Roper- St. 
Jackson   Robert,    [hats  and   hosiery]   3'4, 

King-st. 
Johnston  James.  21,  King-st. 
Pearson  Wm.  31,  King-st, 
Peile  George,  19,  Roper-st, 
Rothery  John,  [and  mercer]  41,  Roper-St. 
Sherwen  Joseph,  27,  Lowther-st, 
Stoddart  Robert,  73,  Market-place 
Strong  Robert,  61,  King-st. 
Thompson  Walter,  37,  Kiug-st. 

Mathematical  Instrument  Maker. 
Sorbridge  Charles,  12,  Diikc-st. 

Jlerchants  and  Ship  Owners, 
See  also  Ship  Share  Holders. 
Bell  Joseph  and  Co,  [linen]  F!at-meadow 
Birley  Henry  and  Co.  [linen]  Dnke-st, 
Brocklebank  Thos,  and  Jn.  near  North-wall 
Harrison  John  and  Co.  Irish-st. 
Hartley  Thomas  and  Milham,  [West  India] 

44,  irish-st. 
Jefferson    H.    and   R,     [West   India]    26, 

Lowther-st. 
Miller  George  and  Wm.  head  of  Scotch-st. 
Patterson  VVm.  and  Son,b2,  Market-place 
Watson  Joseph,  49,  Lowther-st. 
Watson  John,  Corkickle 
Whiteside  Rd.  and  Co,     [West  India]  10, 

Diike-st 
Wilson  Fisher,  Fox-lane 

Milliners. 
Fell  M.  and  E.  76,  King-st. 
Madders  S.  and  B.  131,  Queen-st, 
Perry  M.  13,   Lowther-st.    , 
Relph  C.  and  M.  32,  Church-st. 
Rothery  Mrs.  41,  Roper-st. 
Shield  Martha,  154,  Queen-st. 
Skelton  Elizabeth,  54,  Roper-st. 

Millwright. 
Irving  George,  40,  Queen-st. 

Music  Preceptors, 
Howgill  Win.  [organist  of  St.  Nicholass's] 

11,  Addison-alley 
Orre  G  .   F.    [organist  6f  St.  Jatoes's]  29, 

Church-st. 

Newspapers. 

Cumberland  Pacqnet.John  Ware,proprietor, 

[pub.  Tuesday]  26,  King-st. 
Whitehaven    Gazette,     L.  Adamson,   Esq. 
sole  proprietor,  Vl''ilson   Ledger,   editor, 
James  Steel,  Printer,  2,  Senhouse-st. 
Nursery  Men  and  Seed  Merekanis, 
Bacon  Thomas,  19,  King-st. 


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Bell  Anthony,  30,  Lowther-st. 
Birkelt  Wm.  6,  Tangier-st. 
Grisdaie  John,  56,  Roper-st. 
Mas,'ee  Chillies,  23,  Kititi-st. 
Nicholson  Joseph,  jun.  15,  Roper-st. 
Ravviin^  James,  24,  Lowthcr-st. 
Soithward  John,  64,  Church-st. 
Spitt<ill  Andrew  and  Son,  60,  Roper-st. 
Oil  Merchants  and  Dealers. 
Bell  and  Fisher,  74,  Market-place 
Fearon    Thomas,     (and    colour   dealer)    7, 

Tangier-st.  and  2,  Greggs-Uae 
Magee  Charles,  23,  Kin<>-st. 
Nicholson  Joseph,  jun,  15,  Roper-st. 
Randleson  and  Forster,  6,  Roper-st. 
Russell  Joseph,  26,  Market-place 
Saul  David,  8,  Market-place 

Painters. 
Bowman  John,  104,  Quecn-st. 
Brapf.-?  VVm.  69,  King-st. 
Clement  son  John,  16,  Marlbro-st. 
Collins  [-Senrv,  3,  Marlbro-st. 
Dougan  Wm!  22,  Ciuipel-M. 
Fearon  Thomas,  Gresrg'-lane 
Gibbfi  Richard,  [portrait]  123,  Queen-st. 
Moore  James,  Strand-st. 
Mounsey  Mary,  3,  Market-place 

Paper  Makers. 
Dixon  John,  18,  Tangier-st. 
Wilson,  Davies  and  Co.Egremontand  Ginns 
Pottery,  Whitehaven 

Pawnbrokers. 
Anderson  John,   11,  Queen-st. 
BirkeVt  Robinson,  Swing-pump-lane 
Bowman  Wm.  104,  Queen-st. 
Braithwaiie  Richard,  Wellington-row 
Sands  Henry,    5,   Littledale-lane 

Periodical  Publishers. 

Dunglison  Joseph,  [agent  to  Mr.  Fisher, 
Liverpool]   122,  Queen-st. 

Regan  Henry,  [agent  to  Mr.  Gleave,  Man- 
chester] 25,Duke-st. 

Phj/sicians. 
Dixon  Joshua,  7,  Lowther-sJ. 
Falcon  Robert,  19,  Lowther-st. 
Stanley  John,  75,  Maiket-place 
Taylor  J .  Whitehaven 

Plumbers  and  Glaziers, 
Bainbridgc  James,  Swing-pump-lane 
Jenkiuson  Wai.  26,  Roper-st. 
Mosley  James,    [dealer  in  patent  lead  pipe, 

&c,]  8,  Albion-st. 
Tebay  Jn,  [and  lead  merchant]  12,  King-st. 

Printers  (Letter-press.) 
Bowman  and  M'Coomb,  49,  King-str 
Robinson  John,  Lowther-st. 
Steel  James, [Gazette office],  2,  Senhouse-st 
Stuart  Wm.  Market-plaee 
Ware  John,  fPacquet  office]  26,  King-st. 
Wilson  Thomas,  45,  King-st. 

Provision  Merehants. 
Gowan  John  E.  Sirand-st. 
Hodgson  Mrs.  Cross-st. 
Nicholson  Thomas  &  Son,  5,  Albion-st. 


Rope,    8fc,  Manufacturers. 
Bateman    Marmaduke,     [twine   and  white 

rope]  39,  Queen-st. 
Benn  Jos.     [twine,   white   rope  &  sacking] 

Queen-st. 
Brocklebank,  T. and  J.  Bransty  Ropery 
Harrison  John  and  Co.  Corkickle 
Hartley  Thomas  and  Milham,  Corkickle 
Patterson  VVm.  and  Son,  [twine,  white  rope 

and  sacking]  62,  Market-place 
Williamson  Richard,  4,  Queen-st. 

Saddlers, 
Allison  Thomas,  44,  Roper-st. 
Bragg  Joseph,  97,  Duke-st. 
Worrall  John,  8,  Market-place 

Sail  Makers . 

Callow  Thomas,  Allison- place 

Dodshon  Elizabeth,  5,  George-st. 

Hinde  Tliomas,  West-strand 

Webster  John,  Pattersons-buildings,  Mar- 
ket-place 

Ship  Builders  and  Timber  Merchants, 

Bowes  Wm.  &  Co.  foot  of  Duke-st. 

Brocklebank  Thos,  &  John, near  North-wall 

Fisher  Henry  &  Co.  near  North-wall 

Harrison  John  and  Co.  West-strand,  acting 
partner,  Wm.  Youtighusband 

Pattei-son  Wm. and  Son,  (timber  merchants) 
62,  Market-place 

Wilson,  Walker  and  Co.  Graring-bank 

Cowen  Thomas,  ^boat  builder)  New-st. 

Thompson  Thos.  [boat  builder]  Bransty-row 
Ship  Chandlers. 

Bell  and  Fisher,  74,  Market-place 

Walker  Musgrave,  1,  Duke-st. 
Ship  Share  Holders  and  Masters. 

Atkinson  Wm.  48,  Lowther-st. 

Birkett  Wm,  6,  Tangier-st. 

Black  Robert,  (Atlas)  17,  King-st. 

Boadle  John,  (Win.)  Plumblands-lane 

Boiich  Launcelot,  6,  Sandhills-lane 

Branthwaite  Wm.  50,  Lowther-st. 

Bri.scoe  Benjamin,  10,  Schoolhouse-lane 

Cane  James,  51,  Strand-st. 

Cormick  Robert,  32,  James-st, 

Davis  Wm.  3,  King-st. 

Drewry  Jonathan,  George-st. 

Grisdaie  John,  56,  Roper-st. 

Hammond  Thomas,  38,  Lowther-st. 

Hurd  Wm.  16,  Sandhills-lane 

Jackson  Thomas  and  John,  5,  Duke-st. 

Johnson  H.  J.  108,  Queen-st. 

Kitchen  VVm.  6,  Duke-st, 

Moore  Anthony,  lower  Lowther-st. 

Neile  Wm.  Agues  London  Trader 

Nicholson  Thomas  &  Son,  5,  Albion-st. 

Nicholson  Mary  and  Jane,  Howgill-st. 

Pennington  Thomas,  5,  New-st. 

Redfern  Robert,  [Argo]  50,  Strand-st. 

Taylor  Thomas,  [Active]  85,  George-st. 

Walker Th.  Westmoreland  London  Trader' 

The  names  of  a  considerable  number  of 
owners  will  be  found  under  the  other 
trades  heads. 

Slaters  and  Plasterers. 

Jobnstou  and  Lamb,  Irish-st. 


WHITE  KTAVTSN. 


Kitekdil  Janice,  ^^ns-laue 

Rule  Tfiomas,  Senlionae-st. 

Stoup  James,  Scotch-st. 

Tvson  Tliomas  &  Son,  lt3,  Qiieen-st. 

Tyson  Moses,  Scotck-st. 

T)rs6>n  Moses,  New-st 

Waugh  John,  35,  Geovge-st. 

WiiaoB  Jolni  iiicxd  Ww.  2],  Queen-st. 

Wilson  James,  Irish-st. 

Slop  Sellers. 
Reid  John,  20,  West-strand 
Watts  Sithiey,    [linen  &  cottoa  manufacta- 
rer]  14,  VVest-stra«<l 

Stone  and  Mterble  Masons, 
Bell  Abraham,  Ginos 
EwartWm.  5,  WeUing:ton-row 
Hikon  George,  34,  New-st. 
Hilton  Andrew,  Hiltoiis-row 
Telfcr  Robert,  Wellington-row 
Wilson  John,  [&  marble]  15,  Higli-st. 
WoodaleJohn,  Duke-st 

1^'aw  Fiat  Makers, 
Curw€n  Anne»  9,  Market-place 
Hutchinson  Mary,  46,  King*st. 
RobinsoQ:  M.  17,  King-st. 
Smith  John,  64,  Lowther-st. 
Smith  Catharine,  32,  Lowther-st. 
Taylor  James,  25,  King-st, 

Sugar  Refiiwrs. 
Johnstons  &  Manley.  2,  Cathariiae-st. 

Swegeons, 
Brett  Samuel,  29,  King-st. 
Dawson  Edward.  82,  George-st, 
Johnston  Thomas,  143,  Qneen-st. 
Jopson  J'onathaa,  12,  Church-st. 
Robinson  and  Fox,  151,  Queen-st. 
Thompson  Edward,  85,  Duke-st. 
Williamson  Isaac,  Lowther-st. 

Tailors. 
Benson  George,  Straiid-st. 
Collins  John,  [and  draper]  59,  Roper-st. 
Dobsoh   Stephen,   [and  paper  hanger]    5, 

West-strand 
Little  Thomas,  23,  Church-st. 
Pattinson  John,  Carter-lane 
Shaw  Thomas,  62,  Lowther-st. 
Smith  Richard,  3,  School-house-laDe 
Warwick  Philip,  37»  Lowther-st. 
Tallow  Cha/ndlers, 
Barker  Richard  and  Sons,    (&  Soap  boilers) 

Mark-lane 
Ctostwaite  Eliiabeth,  (amd  soaji  boiler)  53, 

Market-place    . 
Kendall  Matthew,  7^,  Chiirch-st. 
Robinson  Thomas,  27,  King-st. 
Welsh  JoJlo,  7,,  Oldi-tDwii 

Tanners. 
Miller  George  &  Wm.  head  of  Scotch-st. 
Ponsonhy  Jobn,  near  theGinns 

Taverns  and  Spirit  Dealers,  Sfc. 
Appletree,  Wm.  Rnssell,  53,  Strand-st. 
BlacksHead,  J.  Addison,  13,  West-strand 
Blue  Bell,  Anne  M'Millan,  Gregg-lane 
JBoat,  Thomas  Thompson,  Bratisty-ro  w 

42 


329 


Bowling  Green,  Lanncelot  Harris 
Biitanuia,  Basil  Connell,  32,  Strand-st 
Britannia,  A.  King,  40,  Stnhouse-st. 
Buck's  Head,  Tliomas  Hodgson,  58,  Mai>. 

ket-place 
Caledonian  Cotfee  House,  Jobn  Richard^ob 
21,  West-strand  '^ 

Castle,  Margaret  Clarke,  70,  King-st. 
Cat,  Jn.  Park,  1,  v.  orrall-court,  Lf^  wther-8$ 
Globe,  Jane  XJrindale,  29,  King-st.  •    ' 

Golden  BhII,  Mary  Jardine,  NicholsoBS-allejr 
Griffin,  S.Walton,  Giuns 
Hare  &  Hounds,  Henry  Fisher ,52,  Roper-at 
Hope  Tavern,  Charles  Bell,  22,  Tangier«stl 
Hope  it  Anfbor,  John  Harrison,  New-town 
Indian  Kit^,  Sarah  Richardson, 50, Roper-st 
Isle  of  Man  Packet  House,  Anne  Lwpton^ 
18,  West-straod  i- 

Kings  Arms,  E.  Black,  Harmless-bill  r 

King's  Head,  Jn.  Kendall,  12,  West-striOtd 
Letters,  Black  J.  West-strand 
Letters,  Bogie  Wary,  24,  Senhouse-st. 
Letters,  Biirnyeat  Philip,  44,  King-st. 
Letters,  Bushby  George,  5,  Qneen-st. 
Letters,  Caldbeck  Jame»,  frish-st. 
Letters,  Cameron  E,  &  A.  3,  Roper-st. 
Letters,  Chambers' Martha,  31,  West-strafid 
Letters,  Cox  James,  41,  Duke-st. 
Letters,  Creighton  Mary,  1 ,  Mark-lane 
Letters,  Daris  Isabella,  West-strand 
Letters,  Dickenson  Charles,  32,.  George-»t. 
Letters,  Dixon  Mary,  44,  Queen-st, 
Letters,  Green  Jane,  75,  Strand-st. 
Letters,  Guest  Martha,  Dowglas-boura 
Letters,  Hales  John,  80,  Duke-st. 
Letters,  Hamilton,  D.  18,  Markct-plae* 
Letters,  Hodgson  Wm.  5,  Church-st. 
Letters,  Kessuek  Anne,  65,  Market-plac* 
Letters,  Kirby  Anne,   13,  Quay-st. 
Letters,  Kirkman  Wm.  Mount-pleasant 
Letters,  Lawrie  John,  8,  Senhouse-st. 
Letters,  Lister  Betty,.  Barkers-court 
Letters,  Longmire  Jonathan,  (London  shipr 

)iing  list  taken)  1 ,  Tangier-st. 
Letters,  Lowiie  John,  Chapel-st. 
Letters,  Mossop  Margaret,  5,Marlbro-st. 
Letters,  Onnston  Ksther,  13,  Roper-st. 
Letters,  Pinder  Kitty,  126,  Queen-st. 
Letters,  Ross  Charles,  Charles-st. 
Letters,  Smith  Mary  &  Jane,  32,  Chapd-st;. 
Letters,  Smith  Martha,  1,  Queen-st. 
Letters,  Telfer  Thomas,  2,   Braekenthwait« 
Letters,  Turner  Elizabeth,  13,  Chapel-^t. 
Letters,  Tyson  Majy,  29,  West-strand 
Letters,  Watson  John,  Hamilton-iane 
Letters,  Westray  John,  West-stand 
Letters,  Williams  Mary,  109,  Dufce-st. 
Lowthqrs  Arms,  David  Walker,  Ginnsi 
Lowthers  Arms,    Thoa;  Sproat,   24,  Mar- 
ket-place 
Lowthers  Arnas,  Daniel  Benn,,  Ginns 
Lowthers  Arms,  J  as.  Hallotway,  Bransty-f. 
Manks  Packet,  Isabella  Martin,  4,  Bardy-ln. 
Masons  Arms,  Gracp  Wylie,  32,  Tangier-s  . 
Mitre  &  Crown,  Henry  Greggs,  15,  Quay-st 
Nags  Head,  Stephen  Pobson,5,  West-strand 
Pack  Horse,  Anae  Rooking,  28,  Lowther-st 


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Pack  Horse,  Mary  Armstrong,  Lowther-st. 
Painters  Arms,  Elizb.  Mitchell,  95,  Duke-st 
Painters  Arms,  Phoebe  Topping,  2,  King-st 
Pine  Apples,  Dinah  Graham,  35j.Chapel-st. 
Rams  Head,  Elizb.  TordifF,  33,  Chapel-st. 
Red  lion,  VVm.  Dailey,  4,Marlbro-st. 
Red  Lion,  Jane  King,  41,  Strand-st. 
Robin  Hood,  Elizb.  Fell,  29,  Georg:e-st. 
Royal  Oak,  George  Armstrong,  6,  Charles-s 
Salmon,  Jarnes  Hnlme,  Old-town 
Schooner,  Andrew,  Neilson,  9,  MarlbrO.st. 
Ship,  Joseph  White,  Corkickle 
Ship  Launch,  Elizb.  Wilson,  38,  New-st. 
Sun,  Isaac  Hodgson,  11,  Market-place 
Sun,  Ann,  Stobey,  8,  Marlborough -st. 
Three  Tuns,  Joseph  Powe,  36,  Quay-st. 
Three  Tuns,  John,  Stevenson,  36,  Strand-st 
Wheat  Sheaf,  Ann  Guy,  108,  Duke-st. 
Wheat  Sheaf,  S.  Shepherd,  66,  Market-place 
White  Bull, "Jn.  M'Knight,  5,  Lowther-st. 
White  Lion,  Philip  Burnyeat,  44,  King-st. 

Tea  Dealers, 

Elliott  Ann,  6,  Lowther-st. 
Gibson  John,  61,  Roper-st, 
Heatly  Wm.  2,  Duke-st. 
Kirby  Ann,  13,  Quay-st. 
Welsh  John,  7,  Old  Town 

Tread  Manufacturers. 
Bell  Joseph  &  Co.  Flat  Meadow 
Birley  Henry  and  Co.  Duke-st. 
Bragg  John,  64,  Scotch-st. 
Dixon  John,  24,  King-st. 
Mewhort  Aaron,  24,  Queen-st. 

Tobacconists. 
Brockbank  Christopher,  62,  Kiiig-st. 
Brown  Jolin,  34,  Quay-st. 
Clementson  Edward,  9,  Church-st. 
Lancaster  John  and  Co.  10,  Roper-st. 
Moore  Wm.  (and  fish  monger)  East-strand 
Wilson  Jos.  &  Wm.  63,  Market-place,  and 
17,  Tangier-st. 

Tobacco  Pipe  Makers. 
Lawton  John,  (home  and  exportation)  Ginns 
Walsh  Thoma?,  33,  Pipe-lane 

Turners  in  ff'ood,  Sfc. 
Jefferson  George,  133,  Queen-st. 
Jefferson  James,  10,  Old  Town 
Umbrella  Maker's. 
Gibson  George,  8,  King-st, 
Thompson  Walter,  37,  King-st. 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 
Crabb  James,  44,  Strand-st. 
Dawes  John,  8,  Roper-st. 
Jackson  Wm.  50,  King-st. 
Muncaster  Wm.  11,  Hamilton-lane 
Pearson  John,  20,  ('hurch-st. 
Thompson  Joseph,  8,  Duke-st. 
Wheehorights, 
Harrison  John,  Gregg-lane 
Hodgen  John,  Wellington-row 
Mitchell  Thomas,  Senior-st. 

Whitesmiths  and  Bellhangers,  8fc. 
Bell  and  Fisher,  (house  and  ship  smiths)  74, 

Market-place 
BelJ  John,  Gregg-lane 


Martin  H.  and  E.  Cathariue  st.  and  Strand-? 
Sinclair  Henry,  (jobbing)  40,  New-st, 
Thrinkeld  Rt."  (jobbing)  Market-place 
Wine  and  Spirit  Merchants. 
Dawson  Francis,  60,  Market-place 
Elliott  Anne,  (wh.  and  rt.)  6,  Lowther-st. 
Elwood  John,  51,  Duke-st. 
Gowan  Jn.  East  Strand-st,  and  Mark-lane 
Hamilton  John,  18,  Market-place 
Jefferson  Henry  and  Son,  26,  Lowther-st. 
Spencer  John,  21,  Lowther-st. 
Spittall  Andrew  and  Son,  60,  Roper-st. 

MISCELLANY, 

Ainger  Rev.  Wm.  College,  St.  Bees 

Asbridge  Mary,  cork  cutter,  5,  King-st. 

Barfoot  Wm.  perfumer,  20,  Taugier-st. 

Bradley  Rev.  Thos,  master  of  grammar 
school,  St.  Bees 

Burton  Thos.  upholder,  18,  Lowther-st- 

Dixon  P.  and  Sons,  gingham  &c.  manufac- 
turers, Carlisle,  and  Scotch-st.  Wliitehaven 

Guy  Thos.  flour  dealer,  callender  and  grocer, 
42,  Queen-st. 

Hetherington  Caleb,  coal  agent,  to  Right 
Hon.  the  Earl  of  Lonsdale 

Holmes  Wm.  toy  dealer,  69,  Church-st. 

Ledger  Wilson,  joint  editor  of  the  Gazette, 
house.  Church  st. 

Newton  Jos.  bookbinder,  9,  Plumblands-lane 

Park  I.  ham  and  bacon  dlr.  13.  Market-sl. 

Robinson  John,  glover,  53,  Roper-st. 

Spittall  Jas.  engraver  and  copper-plate  prin- 
ter. Gale-lane 

Steel  Jas.  printer  of  the  Gazette,  house,  8, 
Mark-lane 

Stubbs  Thos,  dealer  in  marine  stores,  8, 
West-strand 

White  J.  stamp  distributor,  8,  Lowther-st. 

Wilson  Jacob,  Corkickle 

Government  of  the  Town, 

Public  Office,  Lowther-street. 

Magistrates. 

James  Steel.  Esq.  Chairman 

Rev.  Richard  Armitsted 

John  Harrison,  Esq. 

Robert  Wihinson^,  Esq. 

Rev.  Thomas  Harrison 

John  Littledale,  Esq. 

Robert  Blakeney,  Esq. 

Edwin  Holwell  Heywood,  Clerk  to  the 
magistrates,  vyho  meet  every  Tuesday, 
Thursday  and  Saturday  for  the  dispatcli  of 
Business 

Principal  Officers  of  H.  M.  Customs. 

J.  Littledale,  Esq.  Collector 

T.  Lister,  Esq.  Comptroller 

Thos.Airey,  Landing  Surveyor 

William  Sawyers,  Pr.  Clerk  to  Collector 

John  Fisher,  Harbour  Master 

Jos.  Wales  and  Jn.  Yarker,  Tide  Surveyors 
Principal  Officers  of  Excise.. 

B,  Grisdale,  Esq.  Collector 

David  Davies,  Esq.  Supervisor 

Waite  Russell,  Collectors  Clerk 

Darley  Wilson,  Port  Guager 

Joseph  Nixon,  Permit  Writer 


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Police  Establishment 

Public  Office. 
E.  H.  Heyweod,  Superiutendant 
Thos.  Taylor,  chief  Police  Constable 
Jas.  Nicholson  and  Jn.  Bell,  Assistant  Con- 
stables 
Ten  Watch^nen  belong  to  this  Establishment. 
*#*The  departmentsof  Lighting,  Watching, 
Paving  and  Cleansing  are  conducted  at  this 
office 


Subscription  News  Room,  Lowther-st.  Wm. 

Bland  Secretary 
Savings  Bank,  Lowther-st.  Sec.  T.  Grisdale, 

open  Saturday  evening  from  six  to  eight 

House  of  Industry,  Sootch-st, 
Officers,—  Edward  Dawson,  Esq.  Visitor 
H.  Nicholson,  Guardian 
Edward  Dawson,  Surgeon 
A\'^m.,Sherwen,  Governor 
Shipping. 

London  Traders. — Agnes,  Neil — AVestniore- 
land,  Walker — every  six  weeks,  others 
occasionally,  Thos.  Pennington,  agent,  5, 
New-st. 

Liverpool  Traders.— Dispatch,  Banton — 
Mercury,  Hinde — Nimble,  Kennedy — 
Supply,  Carron—  these  sail  weekly 

Glasgow  and  Greenock  Traders — Mary, 
Bell — True  Brothers,  Dunbar 

Isle  of  Man— Packet  with  Mail  Mondays- 
Grampus,  Lewin — John  and  Mary  Ann, 
Wilkinson — Lion,  Parish,  occasionally  to 
Belfest — Mary,  Hunter — New  Triton, 
Beeden 

Dumfries. — Active,  Hastie — lively.  Cowan 

Carriers  by  Land. 

With  their  days  and  Hours  of  arrival  and 
departure. 

Carlisle,  hy  CocTtermouth  and  Wiffton,  Jn. 
Pattinson,,  from  J.  Mounseys,  Globe  Inn, 
High-st.arrives  at  eight  Wednesday  morn- 
ing. Depart?  Wed.  and  Thur.  at  four  after. 

Carlisle,  hy  Ccckermouth  and  fVig'ton,  Jos. 
Bushby,  from  A.  Rookings,  Pack  Horse, 
Lowther-st  ar.  Wed.  at  eight  moruing^ 
departs  at  four  afternoon 

Carlisle  by  Workington,  Maryport,  Allonby, 
and  iVigton,  Thos.  Sproat  Lowtlier's 
Arms,  ar.  Wed.  eight  morn,  dep,  three  af. 

Cockermouth,  Chrit.  Armstrong,  A-  Rook- 
ins  Pack  Horse,  Lowther-st.  Tu.  Thu,  and 
Sat.  ar.  nine  morn,  and  dep,  four  afternoon 


I  Cockermouth,  G,  Cape,  Black  Lion,  King-s 
j  Tu.  Thu.  and  Sat.  ar.  nine  morn,  departs 
I      four  afternoon 

I  Egremont,    J.    Roberts,   W.    Armstrong, 
Pack  Horse,  Lowther-st.  Tu,  Thu,  and 

Sat.  ar.  ten  morn.  dep.  four  afternoon 
Egremont,   P.  Roberts,  A.    Rookins,  Pack 

Horse,  Lowther-st,  Tu.  Th.  and  Sat.  arri. 

ten  morning,  departs,  four  afternoon 
Egremont,   J.   Sewell,  T.  Hodgson,  Buck 

Head,  Market-pl.  Tu.Th.  and  Sat.  arrives 

ten  morning,  departs  three  afternoon 
Harrington  Harbour  J.  Jardine,  from  Mrs. 
■  Grindales,   King-9t.  Tu.  Th.  and  Sat.  ar. 

ten  morn,  departs  three  afternoon 
Kendal  hy  Cockermouth,  Keswick,  Amble- 
side, 3.  Robinson,  from  Mrs.  Guy's,  Wheat 

Sheaf,  Duke-st.  Tu.  and  Fri.  ar-  tea  dep. 

four  afternoon 
Kendal  by  Cockermonth,  Keswick,   Amble- 
side and  Penrith,  T.  Walker,  Hare  and 

Hounds,  Roper-st.  Tu,  Th.  and  Sat.  arriv. 

eight,  dep.  four 
Maryport  by    Workington,  G.  Carruthers, 

from  Mounseys  Globe  Inn,  King-st.  Mon. 

Th.  and  Sat,  ar.  nine  morn.  dep.  three  af. 
Ulverston  by  Bootle,  S.  Benson,  from  Pack 

Horse,  Lowther-st.  Mon.  Th.  ar.  two  aft, 

dep.  Tu.  and  Fri.  tin  morning 
■Ulverston  by  Bootle,  W.  Blcasdale,  from  J, 

Bird,  Golden  Lion,  ar.  Wsd,  two  afternoon. 

departs  Thursday  nine  morning 
Ulverston  by  Bootle,  F.  Patterson,  from  T. 

Hodgson,  Buck  Head,  ar.  Wed,  two  after. 

departs  Tluirsday  nine  morning 
Workington,  S.  Gill,  from   Rookins,  Pack 

Horse,  Lowther-tt,  Tu.  Th.  and  Sat,  arr. 

nine  morn.  dep.  three  afternoon 
Tf  oHington,  T.  Bryce,  &  Ed.  Edgar,  from 

Globe  Inn,  King-st,  Tu.  Th.  and  Sat.  ar. 

nine  morning,  departs  three  afternoon 
Workington,  H.  Dobie,  from  Mrs.  Grindales 

King-st.  ar.  nine  morn.  dep.  three  after. 

Coaches, 

From  the  Black  Lion,  King-street, 
The  Good  Intent  to  Kendal  every  morning 

(except  Sunday)  at  six  o'clock,  returns  at 

seven  evening. 
The  Volunteer  to  Penrith  every  Tuesday, 

Thursday  and  Saturday 

Thomas  Pennington,  Agent,  5,  New-st. 

From  the  Globe  Inn,  King-Stbeet. 
The  Royal  Sailor  to  Carlisle  every  morning 

(except  Sunday    in    M'inter)    at  seven, 

returns  at  six  evening 


WIGTON. 


'.■•  HE  town  of  V/igton,  seated  in  a  most  beautiful  and  healthy  part  of  Cumberland,  stands 
on  a  gravelly  soil  and  southern  aspect,  about  an  equal  distance  from  the  mountains,  and 
surrounded  with  rich  cultivated'lands,  was  anciently  a  demesne  of  Allerdalc,  until  Waldew, 
the  son  of  earl  Gospatrick,  gave  that  barony  to  Odard  de  Logis. — It  contained  Wigton, 
Waverton,  Bleneogo,  Dundraw,  and  KirkbriJe  with  their  appurtenances,  which  five  town- 


WI6¥<»N'. 


ships  are  severol  pianor*,  wthin  the  bajr^ny  of  Wigtoa.  The  towa  of  Wigton  is  si- 
tuated 306  miles  from  London,  1 1  from  Carlisle,  and  25  from  Wliitehaven  ;  the  streets  are 
spacious  and  many  of  the  buildings  are  handsome  and  modern  :  the  church  is  a  neat  struc- 
ture, was  erected  in  the  year  1788  from  materials  procured  from  the  Roman  station,  at  Old 
C9rlisle,  which  is  about  one  mile  south  of  Wigton  ;  the  neighbourhood  is  distinguished  fot 
Spinaing  by  the  common  whe^l,  the  best  yarn  ip  thi-s  country,  and  the  manufactories  con- 
sists of  Hardings,  bleached  linen&jof  a  strong  fabric,  striped  hollands,  checks,  calicoes,  and 
fustians, — The  market  day  is  Tuesday,  and  it  j)as  a  fair  on  the  25th.  of  March. — Population 
about  4000. 


Edward  Carrick,  Postmaster. — Horse  Post  from  Carlisle  arrives  every  evening  at  half-p*st 
four,  and  is  dispatched  to  Carlisle  about  seven. 


Academies. 

Hallifax  Joseph,  Market-hill 
Hai-kness  David,  Coupland-lane 
Long  Edward,  South-end 
Summers  Robert,  Coupland-lane 

Agents. 

Hodgson  Matthewman,  High-st.  (to  Hartley 

and  Co.  Bankers,  Whitehaven) 
Todd    John,  Allonby-road,   (to  Johnston  & 

Co.  Bankers,  Whitehaven) 

A  ttornies, 

Glaister  John,  King-st. 
Lightfoot  John,  Wigton 
Nicholson  Henry,  Ki^-st. 
Studholme  Joseph,  High-st. 
Willis  John,  JNew-st. 

Bakers. 

Craig  Andrew,  King-st. 
Hayton  Jonathan,  New-st. 
Jordan  Thomas,  King-st. 

Booksellers  and  Stationers. 

Blaiklock  Thomas,  High-st. 
Rook  Edward,  High-st. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers, 

Backhouse  Thomas,  High-st, 
Bell  George,  Allonby-road 
Clark  Wilfred,  }iing-st. 
Hall  Joseph,  Water-st, 
Hall  Joseph,  King-st. 
Harding  John,  High-st. 
Lamonby  Joseph,  Market-place 
Flasket  John,  Ludgate-lane 
Slack  Jonathan,  Allonby-road 

Braziers  and  Tinmen 

Graves  Ann,  High-st. 
Boome  James,  Water-st. 

Breweries. 

Hodgson  Wm.  and  Son,  Burnfoot 
Hodgson  J.  New  Brewery 
Hudson,  Donaldson  and  Co. 

Calico  Printers, 

Ferguson,  Irwin  and  Co. 
Fisher  James,  Bm-nfoot 

Chair  Makers. 

Miller  Isaac,  King-st. 
S^Ikeld  James,  liing-st. 

Coopers. 

Benn  John,  Water  St. 
Robinson  VVilliaai,  High-st, 


Curriers. 

Fnrnas  Daniel,  Lowe's-lane 
Reed  Thomas,  High-st, 
Richardson  Jeremiah,  High-«t. 
Studholme  Thomas,  New-st» 
Twentyman  Timothy,  New-st. 

Dyers. 

Baxter  and  Scott,  Little-mill 
Porthouse  Thomas  Burnfoot 

Earthenware  Dealers. 

Brown  George,  Nevv-st. 
Douglas  James,  King-st. 
Lancaster  Joseph,  King-st, 

Engravers. 

Rook  Edward,  H)gh-st. 

Fire  Office. 

Sun,  Samuel  Rigg,  agent,  King-st. 

Fell  Mongers.     (Skinners.) 

Bowman  James,  Bridge 
Richardson  Stephen,  Bog 

Grocers. 

Barnes  Elissabeth,  High-st. 
Baxter  Wm.  King-st. 
Biglands  Sarah,  King-st. 
Blaiklock  Thomas,  High-st. 
Bowman  Susan,  High-st. 
Brown  George,  New-st. 
Calvert  VVm.  High-st. 
Cape  John,  Coupland-square 
Canick  Edward,  Marliet-place 
Clark  John,  M'ater-st. 
Elliot  Robert,  Higb-st. 
Graham  George,  High-st. 
Graham  Wm.  King-st, 
Hayton  John,  Burnfoot 
Hodgson  Thomas,  High-st, 
Hope  Francis,  South-end 
Jffierson  John,  King-st. 
Johnston  Andrew,  High-st. 
Kay  Biddy  and  Betty,  Higb-st. 
Kitchen  Porter,  King-st. 
Noble  John,  Market -plaee 
Noble  Mary,  Market-place 
Noble  Thomas,  King-st. 
Pattinson  Isaac  and  Sons,  New-st. 

Pearson King-st. 

;  Richardson  Joseph,  Allonby-road 
Ross  Jane,  King-st, 
Routledge  George,  Market-hill-hrow 
Simpson  Edward,  High-st, 
Stoddart  Aynes,  New-st, 


WI6T0N. 


S8d 


Studholmfc  Gedrje,  King-st. 
Usher  llob«rt,  High-st. 
Warwick  James,  Market-hill-brcnr 
Wiggin  Joseph,  King-st. 
Wise  Joseph,  South-end 
Wise  Robert,  Market-place 

Orocerg  and  Spirit  Dealers. 

Lftngcake  Joseph,  High-st. 
Meals  John,  High-st. 

Haberdashers. 

Massenger  Joseph,  High-st. 

InnSy  Principal. 

King's  Arms,  Thomas   Irving,  Market-place 
Queen's  Head,  Jeremiah  Smith,  King-st. 

Ironmongers. 

jtariies  Robert,  Kihg-st. 
Kitchen  Porter,  King-st. 
Taylor  Joseph,  High-st. 

Joiners  and  Cabinet  Makers. 

Barnfather  David,  Water-st. 
Bell  Allen,  High-st. 
Brisco  Joseph,  Allonby-road 
Nixon  John,  High-«t. 
Sill  William,  Alloiiby-road 

Linen  Drapers. 

Harrington  and  Robley,  King-st. 
Massenger  Joseph,  High-st. 
Bigg  Samuel,  King-st. 
Robinson  John,  High-st. 
Sheffield  Thomas,  High-st. 

Manufacturers  and  Dealers  in 
Cotton  Goods. 

Crookdake  William,  Water-st. 

Dodgson  William,  Water-st, 

Hodge  Joseph,  Water-st. 

Parkin  Thomas  &Co.  Church -st, 

Pattinson  Isaac  &  Sons  (Check  &  Ging.)  Lndi- 

gate-lane 
Pattinson  W.  B.  Water-st. 
Reed  Josepli, 

Robinson  Edmund,  (Gingham)  Water-at. 
Milliners. 

Simpson  Elizabeth,  King-st. 
Twentyman  Elizabeth,  King-st. 

Nail  Makers. 

Armstrong  James,  Allonby-road 
Clark  Jonathan,  Water-st. 
Rooke  John,  High-st. 
Spark  John,  High-st. 
Telford  John,  High-st. 

Nursery  and  Seedsme». 

JeSerson  John,  High-st. 
Wilson  Daniel,  High-street 

Pawn  Brokers. 

Barwise  John,  Water-st. 

Thorp  Thomas,  Market-hill-brow 

Printers  Letter-press, 

Rook  Edward,  High-st. 

Saddlers. 

Dand  John,  High-st. 
Robinson  Thomas,  High^t. 
Studholme  George,  High-st. 


Silk  Merc&r. 

Rigg  Samoel,  King-st. 

Surgeons. 

Fraser  Robert,  King-*t. 
Nichol  D.  Allonby-road 
Nixon  Tbemas,  Barwisc-row 
Rigg  Joshna,  King-st. 
Robson  William.  Kiug-»t. 

Tailors. 

Barwise  John,  Water-st. 
Brown  George,  New-st. 
Noble  John,  King-st. 
Ward  Thoraas,  Market-place 

Tanners. 

Jefferson  and  Redmond,  Barwise-row 
Pingney  John,  Bog 

Taverns  and  Public  Houses 

BacchuR's  Arras,    Thomas  Blaiklock,    Cou^- 

land  sqftare 
Black  Bull,  Hugh  Wilson,  High-st. 
Black  Lion,  Joseph  Jackson,  High-st.    - 
Black  Swan,   Wm.  Barnes,  King-st. 
Blackiuoor's  Hend,  Joseph  Noble,   Marketr 

hill-brow 
Blue  Bell,  Wm.  Taylor,  King-gt. 
Cross  Keys,  Robert  Wilkin,  High-st. 
Crown,  Wm.  Stout,  High-st, 
Crown  and  Mitre,  ^John  Willis,  High-st. 
George  and  Dragon,  Richard  Rigg,  High-«6, 
George  and  Dragon,  Jane  Southward,  Buf  n<- 

foot 
Grapes,  Wm.  Mc'Knigfat,  Ghnrch'St.     * 
Half  Moon,  John  Atkia«oR,  High-st. 
Hare  and  Hotinds,  Joseph  Brown,  AllonfeV- 

road 
Joiner's  Arms,  Jane  Taylor^  King-st, 
King's  Arms,  Robert  Simpson,  High-»t, 
King's  Head,  Joseph  Coulthard,  High-st. 
Lion  and  Lamb,  Joseph  Moor,  High-st. 
Royal  Hawk,  Isaac  Saul,  Allonby-road 
Shoulder  of  Mattoa,  John  Stout,  King-st. 
Spotted  Leopard,  George  x\lleti,  High-st, 
White  Swan,  Wm.  Cowen,  High-st. 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 

Howe  John,  High-st. 
Musgrave  Richard,  Coupland-Sqaare 
Simpson  John,  Allonby  road 
Telford  John,  High-st. 

Wine  and  Spirit  Merchants. 

Barton  Wm.  King-st. 
Bradsliaw  Wm.  King-st. 
Langcake  Joseph,  High-st. 
Meals  John,  Market-place 
ToddJolin,  Allonby-road 
Wiggin  Joseph,  King-st. 

Woollen  Drapers. 

Addison  Thomas,  High-st. 
Harrington  and  Robley,  King-st. 
Massenger  Joseph,  High-st. 
Mc'Alpin  Duncan,  Higl»-st. 
Rigg  Samuel,  King-st, 
Robinsou  John,  High-st. 
Sheffield  Thomas,  High-st. 


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WIGTON. 


MISCELLANY. 

Barnes  Elizabeth,  confectioner,.  High-st. 
Bell  .lames,  dogger,  Market-hill 
Dodgson  Robert,  druggist,  Allonby-road 
Furness  George,  hatter,  Burufoot 
Irving  John,  flour-dealer,  King-st. 
Matthews   Rev     Richard,    chief  magistrate, 

Allonby-row 
JJewtou  Thomas,  glazier,  Banvise-row 
Stanwix  William,'  miller.  Market-hill 


Tyson  John,  auctioneer,  Market-place 
Wallas  Thomas,  gun-smith,  Old-lane 
Wiggin  Joseph,  tallow-chandler,  King-st. 

Coaches. 

The  Royal  Sailor,  every  morning  to  White- 
haven, at  ten  o'clock,  from  the  King's 
Arms  Inn  ;  and  every  evening  to  Carlisle, 
at  three  o'clock,  from  the  Queen's  Head 
Inn. 


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WORKINGTON. 

Is  a  sea  port  and  market  town  of  Cumberland,  distant  8  miles  from  Wliitehaven, 
35  from  Carlisle,  and  318  from  London  ;  it  is  situated  upon  the  Derwent,  where  that 
river  falls  into  the  Channel.    The  public  buildings  (principaHy  of  recent  date,). are, 
the  eiiurch,  a  handsome  structure  with  a  gothic  tower ;  a  Presbyterian  Chapel,  with 
others   belonging  to  Independents,  Roman   Catholics  and  Metho'dists ;  a  House  of 
Industry,  several  public  Scliools,  an  Assembly  Room,  a  Theatre,  &c.  &c.     Among 
tha    late  improvements  are  the  buildings   of  the  new  square,    near  to  which  are 
the    corn  market    and  public  shambles,    which    are    in     general   well    supplied. 
The   markets    are   on  Wednesdays  and  Saturdays.  Workington   which   like  most 
of  the   towns   on  this    coast,   had   its  origin  from   the  settling    of  fishermen,  has 
not  been  laid  out  with  much  tast* ;  it  extends  from  the  castle  to  the   sea,  con- 
sisting of  two  clusters,  the  most  ancient  one  is  near  the  building  once  a  castle, 
the  other  in    the     neighbourhood    of  the   church    and    pier,    containing    collec- 
tively  about   6000  inhabitants.     The  Derwent  which  washes  the  town  on  the  north, 
is  celebrated  for  the  quantity  and  excellence  of  the  salmon  taken  from  it.     About  a 
mile  westward  from  the  town  are  the  piers,  where  the  numerous  vessels  employed  in 
the  coal  trade  (which  is  the  principal  export j)  take  in   their  cargoes.     The  imports 
are  timber,  bar  iron,  flax,  and  Baltic  produce  generally.     Many  vessels   are  built 
here  both  for  the  coasting  and  foreign  trade.     The  harbour  is  esteemed  one  of  the 
safest  upon  this  coast,  the  quays  having  been  much  improved  of  late  years.     The 
pi-incipal  manufactures  are  those  of  hats,  ropes,  cordage,  and  anchors  ;  here  are  also 
several  breweries,  foundries  and  tanneries.    Near  the  east   end  of  the  town  on  a 
fine  eminence  stands  Workington  Hall,  the  seat  of  John  Christian  Curwen,  Esq.  M.  P. 
for  Cumberland,  the  mansion  which  was  formerly  a  castle,  is  a  large  quadrangular 
building,  and  still  bears  marks  of  antiquity.     Great  quantities  of  coals  are  obtained 
in  this  neighbourhood  ;  in  one  of  the  mines  belonging  to  the  above  named  gentleman, 
is  a  steam  engine  of  surprising  power,  equal  to  that  of  160  horses,  it  is  used  for  the 
purpose  of  draining ;  this  immense  erection  was  built  by  Messrs.  Fenton  Sc  Co.  of 
Leeds,  a  few  years  ago,  and  is  supposed  to  vie  ynih  the  largest  in  Britain.    Fairs 
are  held  on  the  Wednesday  before  Holy  Thursday  and  October  the  18th. 

Post  Office. — Miss  Jane  Collins,  post-mistress. 

Post  to  Whitehaven  departs  at  4  in  the  afternoon,  returns  6  in  the  evening.— P<fst 
from  CocJiermouth,  Keswick,  Penrith,  and  London,  arrives  at  6  in  the  evening,  and  is 
dispatched  at  ten  at  night ;  no  mail  received  on  Tuesdays,  or  dispatched  on  Thurs- 
days. 


Academies. 
Fletcher  John,  Market -place 
Gladlers  H.  P.  on  the  Lancaster  system 
Pearson  Joseph,  Brow-top 
Scott  Jerhm.,  'Town-end 

Anchor  Smitha, 
Falcon  Michael  and  Son,  Higli-yard 
Kelsick  Wood,  Peil  and  Co.  Quay 
Smith  James  (and  Ship,)  Quay 
Wylie  Williatn,  Quay 

Attorntes. 
Falcon  Thomas,  Christian  -street 
Thompson  Joseph,  senr.  Curwen-st. 
Thompson  Joseph,  junr.  SpeedwelMane 


Thompson  Benjamin,  Pow-street 
Auctioneers. 

Li ddle  Thomas,  Ramsey-brow 

Lilster  George,  (&  commission  broker,) 
Pow-street 

Peat  Robert,  Market-place 
Bank. 

Branch  of  Johnton,  Raney  &  Co.  White- 
haven      i- 

Allan  M'Gaa,  agent,  Curwen^strcet 

Bakers, 

Dixon  Thomas,  Ballast-hill 
Millar  Nancy,  behind  the  town 


WORKINGTON. 


335 


Block  Makers. 

Alexander  James,  Quay 

Bragg  John, Quay 

Burnet  Joseph,  Washington-street 

M'Minn  James,  Quay 

Osborn  Richard,  Church-street 
Boat  Builders. 

Molley  James,  Quay 

Mounsey  William,  Quay 

Booksellers,  Printers  8f  Stationers, 

Dixon  William,  (and  t«a  dealer)  Wilson- 
street 

Foster  John,  Portland-square 

Mordy  Robert,  Pow-street 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers, 

Greyson  Michael,  Pow-street 

James  Moses,  Church-street 

Milburn  William,  Pow-street 

Sanderson  John,  Church-street 

Shaw  Thomas,  Market-street 

Thompson  Joseph,  Wilson-street 

Worran  William,  Wilson-street 
Braziers  and  Tinmen, 

Barnes  Daniel,  Church-lane 

Hodgson  Joseph,  Washington-stree 

Russell  Matthew,  Church-street 

Stamper  Isaac,  Market-place 

Temple  Joseph,  Washington-street 

Thompson  John,  Quay 
Brewers. 

Peil  Adam  Scott,  Harrington 

Wallace  William  and  Co.  Lower-yard 
Cabinet  Makers. 

Brown  William,  Washington-street 

Grayson  JosepJi,  Brow-top 

Farlam  Isaac,  Church-street 

Nicholson  Henry,  Kay-street 

Rule  James,  Nook-street 

Sewell  Jacob,  Row 

Slee  Joseph,  Washington -street 

Younghusband  John,  Church-street 
Cartwrights, 

Ailam  John,  Nook-street 

Jamieson  Richard,  Nook-street 

Thompson  John,  Elizabeth-street 
China  and  Earthenware  Dealers. 

Borrowdale  William,  (&  glass)  Wilson-st. 

Hamilton  Thomas,  Williams-street 

Wilkinson  Jane,  Wilson-  street 
Coopers, 

Alexander  James,  Quay 

Burnet  Joseph,  Washington-street 

Bragg  John,  Quay 

Casson  Henry,  Row 

Linton  Launcelot,  Elizabeth -street 

M'Minn  James,  Quay 

Osborn  Richard,  Church-street 
Corn  Millers,  Sfc, 

Mawson  Thomas,  Workington -hall  Mill 
Curriers  and  Leather  Cutters, 

Bacon  John,  Washington-street 

Twcntyraan  Jonathan,  Elizabeth-street 
Druggists. 

Fraser  Susannah,  (and  worsted  dtaler) 

-  Pow-stre«t 


Thompson  Richard,  Market-place 

Fire,  6fc,  Offices 
Norwich  Union,  Charles  Thomson,  Pow- 
street 
Phoenix,  Ann  M'Gaa,  Wilson-street 
Grocers  and  Flour  Dealers. 
Bainbridge  John,  Pow-street 
Bowes  William,  Udall-street 
Bowman  William,  Market-place 
Brown  Joseph,  Wilson-street 
Dickinson  Joseph,  Portland-street 
Dickinson  Daniel,  Market-place 
Fairish  Sarah,  (and  yarn  dealer)  Wvvsah 

ington-street 
Fiddler  John,  Wilson-street 
Fletcher  John,  Pow-street 
Foster  John,  Washington-street 
Hamilton  Thomas,  Church-street 
Hari'ison  Ann,  Church-street 
Harris  Jane,  Washington-street 
Kay  Mary,  (&  worsted  dealer)  Church-st. 
Longcake  John,  Washington-street 
Mark  Thomas,  Market-place 
Mairs  Hugh,  Church-street 
Milfield,  (flour  only)  Market-place 
Osborne  John,  (and  tobacconist) Market^ 

place 
Piper  Joseph,  Priest-street 
Richardson  John,  Guard-head 
Robinson  Mary,  Butcher-market 
Tickell  Joseph,  Wilson-street 
Waugh  James,  Bridge-street 
Whitehead  Joseph,  Cavendish-street 
Wilkinson  Jane,  Wilson-street 
Hat  Manufacturers. 
Barnes  Robert,  Longstairs 
Dickinson  Daniel,  Washington-street 
Kerr  William,  Curwen-street 
Wcstrey  John,  Nook-street 
Iron  Founders. 
Heslop  Johnson  and  Co,,  Seaton  Iroa 

Works 
Westray  Thomas,  Williams-street 

Ironmongers. 
Russell  Matthew,    (and  ship  chandler). 

Church -street 
Stamper  Isaac,  Market-place 
Thompson  John,   (and  ship   chandler) 

Quay 
Wilson  Joseph,  Wilson-street 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers, 
Adcock  Thomas,  Curwen-street 
Gibson  Thomas,  (&  tea  dealer)  Wilson-st. 
Johnston  Elizabeth,   (and  yarn  dealer) 

Wilson-street 
Longcake  William,  Pow-street 
M'Gad  Allan,  Curwen-street, 
M'Gae  Ann,  Wilson-street 
Simpson  Joseph,  Market-place 
Thompson  Walter,  Wilson-street 

Merchants  and  Ship  Owners. 
Cragg  Thomas,  Brow-top 
Falcon  Michael  and  Son,  High-yard 
Fell  William,  Clifton 
Fisher  Jonathan,  Harrington-strefet 
'  Fletcher  David,  Mscrsh-sid* 


336 


WORKINGTON. 


Harding  James,  Williams-street 
Hodgson  Joseph,  Harrington 
HoUiday  Jacob,  Brow-top 
Jackson  Robert,  Griffin-street 
Jackson  Rx>bert,  Marsh -side 
Kelsick  Wood  Peil  and  Co.  Brow-top 
Key  Carr  apd  Co,  Harrington 
M'Gaa  Allan,  Curwen-street 
Middleton  Daniel,  Brow-top 
Peil  Wood  Wm.  and  Co  Harrington 
Flasket  William,  Ctirwen-street 
Russell  Matthew,  sen.  Williams-street 
Seott  Isaac,  Bel  lisle-street 
Steel  Robert,  Priest-street 
Thompson  John,  Townhead 
Thompson  Richard,  Church-street 
Towers  Henry,  Church-street 
Wallace  William  and  Co,  Loweir-yai'd 
Wallace  Robert,  Marsh-side 
Westray  Joseph,  Brow 

MiUinets  and.  Straw  Hat  Makers. 
M'Told  Mai-y  and  Jane,  Wilsou-street 
Tolson  Sarah,  Cui' wen -street 

Nail  Mftnvjacturffra. 
Louis  William,  Quay 
Pnrdy  Tboanas,  Elizabeth-street 

Nursery  and  Seedsmen, 
Bowman  William,  Market-place 
Fletcher  J«hn,  Pow-street 
Greener  Peter,  Brow-top 
Mark  Thomas,  Market-place 
Turnhull  William,  Castle-garden 

Painters. 
Barns  Daniel,  Church-street 
Hodgson  Joseph,  Washington-street 
Rus&ell  Matthew,  jun.  Church-street 
Stamper  Isaac,  Market-place 
Temple  Joseph,  Washington  -street 
Thompson  Joluj J  Quay 

Rope  Makers^ 
Fletcher  David,  Marsh-side 
Hodgson  Maxy^ 

Saddlers. 
Uewetsaa  Hugh,  Washington-street 
James  Thomas,  Nook-street 
Nicholson  John  and  Son,  Market-place 

Sail  Makers, 
Bowman  Peter,  Harrington 
Jackson  Robert,  Mai-sh-sLde 
Smith  John,  Brow-top 
Wallace  Robert,  Marbh-sidc 

Ship  Builders. 
Falcon  Michael  and  Son,  Higher-yard 
Kelsick  Wood  Peil  and  Co-  Lower-yard 
Key  Carr  ai)d  Co.  Harringt.oa 
Peil  Wood  Wm.  and  Co.  Harrington 
Wallace  William  and  Co.  Lower-yai'd 

Stone  and  MarMe  Masons. 
Bowman  Henry,  Nock-^treet 
Dixon  John,  Under-brow 
Hill  John,  (and  letter  cajver)  Flokle-sL 
Scott  Isaacj  Row 

Sicrgeona. 
DickkosoB  L  S.  Corwen-sitreet 
Dickinson  Wm.  aad  Sou,  Portlaod-Siq. 


Litt  Joseph,  JttKts&y-brov 

Simpson  Jeremiah,  (and  mm  midwiife) 
C  avendish-street 

Tailors, 

Hannah  James,  Washington-street 

Henderson  Robert,  Wasbington-st. 

Jackson  William,  Lower-end 

Rigby  John,  Priest-street 

Robinson  Richard,  Finkle-street 
V  Tallow  Chandlers. 

Briggs  Thomas,  Uppergate 

Dickinson    John    and   Son,   (and  soap 
manufacturers)  Curwen-street 
Tanners. 

Nicholson  Joseph,  Stanbeek 

Salkeld  Henry,  Portland-square 
Taverns  and  Publit  Hmtaes. 

Black  Lion,  John  Aitkinson,  Washing- 
ton-street 

Currier's  Arms,   Jonathan  Tweotyman, 
Elizabeth -street 

Curwen's    Anns,      Thomas    NioholsoB, 
Bridgestreet 

George      Dragon,      Dafvi^l     MoordaiB^ 
Washi  ngton-street 

Golden  Lion,  John  Fletcher,  Wils»i^st. 

Grapes,  JohnDaykin,  Pow-streert 

Green    Ih'agon  Inn,    Hannah  Salkeld, 
Portl  an  d-sq  uare 

King's  Arms,  Edwin  Barrwise,  Washing  •; 
ton -street 

Letters,,  Daniel  Dtehinson,  Waiihington^ 
street 

Letters,   Isabella    Martindale,     Lower^ 
end-town 

Letters,    E.  Parken,  Brow-top 

Letters,    Betty  Potts,  Quay 

Mariner's  Arms,      George   ThompsQa^i 
Nook-street 

Newcastle  Arms,  John  Otterside,  Uppers 
gate      • 

j  Pack  Horse,  Robert  Clarke,  Pow-street 

Queen's  Head,  Thomas  Liddle,  Ramsey- 
brow 

Rising  Sun,  Charles  Murray,   Market-'! 
place 

Royal  Oak,  Joseph  Nixon,  Market-plac» 

Salmon    James   Bell,  Nook-street 

Ship,  Ann  W"estray,  Quay 

Ship,  George  Foster,  Pow-street 

Seven  Stars,  William  Thornton,  Wash- 
ington-street 

Swan,  Elinor  Shaw,  Butcber-mairket 

Three  Tuns,  Mary  Martindale,   Quay 

Wheat  Sheaf,  Joseph  Whitehead,  Poft* 
land-sqoate 

Timber  Merchants. 

Falcon  Michael  and  Son,  High-yard 

Kelsick  Wood  Peil  and  Co.  Brow-top 

Key  Carr  and  Co.  Harrington 

NicholsoB  Henry,  Kay-street 

Peil  Wood  Wm.  and  Co.  Harrington 

Steel  Robert,  Priest-street 

Wallace  William  and  Co.  Lower-yard 

Ttirners  in  Wood. 
Alexander  James,  Quay-side 


WORKINGTON. 


Bragg  John,  Quay-side 

Burnet  Joseph,  Washington-street 

Cesson  Henry,  Row 

Linton  Launcelot,  Elizabeth-street 

M'Minn  James,  Quay -side 

Osborn  Richard,  Church-street 
Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 

Simpson  Daniel,  Finkle-street 

Walker  Joseph,  Wilson-street 

Wood  Robert,  Market-place 

White  and  Blacksmiths. 

Fairish  John,  Udall-street 

Harris  John,  (and  plough-maker,  Guard- 
street 

Sharp  William,  Elizabeth-street 

Smith  James,  Ballast-hill 

Wiley  William,  Quay -side 

Winstanley  John,  Washington-street 

Younghusband  AVilliam,   Speedwell-lane 
Wine  and  Spirit  Merchants. 

Bowness  Edmund 

Crosthwaite  Allison,  near  Christian-st. 

Dickinson  Joseph,  Portland-street 

Fiddler  John,  Wilson-street, 

Fletcher  John,  Pow-street 

Wilson  Thomas,  Portland-street 
MISCELLANY. 

Curwen  J.  C.  Esq.  M.  P.  for  the  County 
of  Cumberland,  Workington  Hall 

Swinburn     Wm.     general    agent     and 
cashier  to  J.  C.  Curwen,  Esq. 

Selkerk  N.  coal  agent  to  ditto 

Bowness  E.     ditto  ditto 

Hoodless  Wm.  land  agent  to  ditto 

Curry  Wm.  agent  at  Harrington  to  ditto 

Tait  L.  agent  at  Broughton  to  ditto 

Johnson  M.  cashier  at  ditto  ditto 

Renuse  T.  engineer  to  ditto,  ditto. 

Bainbridge  Thomas,  basket-maker,  Eli- 
zabeth-street 

Bond  Isaac,  dyer,  Under-brow 
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Dutton  andBancroft,  copperas  manufac- 
turers, Harrington 
Marshall   John  and  Son,  ship-brokers, 

Nook-street 
Robinson  Mary,  confectioner,  Portland- 
street 
Thompson    Walter,    cotton    and  linen 

check-manufacturer,  Wilson-st. 
Watt  Richard,  Esq.  magistrate 
Watson  Ann,  pawn-broker,  Wilson-st. 
Wilson  Joseph,  stamp-office,  Wilson-st. 

Carriers. 
Carlisle,  John  Scott,  Thurs.  morn,  at  6 
Joseph  Bushby  and  John  Pat- 

tison,  Wed.  at  4,  Currier's  Arms. 
Cockermouth,  Joseph  Taylor,  Wed.   and 

Sat.  at  4,  Green  Dragon 
Harrington,  Joseph  Done,  Wed.  and  Sat. 

at  4,  Rising  Sun 
Maryport,  Henry  Dobbice,  Friday  morn, 

at  8, — Cockermouth,  Friday  morn,  at  8, 

— Whitehaven,   Tues.  Thurs.  and  Sat. 

morn,  at  8,  William-st. 
Maryport,  Thomas  Brice,  Mon.  morn,  at 

8, — Whitehaven,Tues.  Thurs.  and  Sat« 

at  8,  William-street 
Maryport,  John  Gill,  Friday  morn,  at  8, 

—  Whitehaven,  Tucs.  Thurs.  and  Sat. 

morn,  at  8, — Cockermouth,  Mon.  at  8, 

Pow-street 
Whitehaven,   Margaret  Tyson,  Tuesday 
,    Thurs.  and  Sat. — Cockermouth,  Mon. 

morn,  at  8. 

Coaches. 
From  the  Green  Dragon,  the  Good  In- 
tent, to  ATewe^a/ every  morning  (except 
Sunday)  at  half  past  7,  to  Whitehaven, 
every  even.athalfpast?,  cxccptSunday 
Royal  Sailor  to  Carlisle,  every  morning 
at  9, — to  Whitehaven,  eveiy  afternoon 
at  4,  except  Sunday  in  the  Winter. 


WILKINSON,  PRINTER,  RIDGEFIELD,  MANCHESTER. 


Additional  Towns  in  Scotland^ 

TAKEN  FOR  THE  SECOND  EDITION. 

Note. — The  small  Towns  are  arranged  Alphabetically,  for  the  purpose  of  facilitating  the 

search  for  Names. 


A 


ABERBROTHOCK,  or  ARBROATH. 

BERBROTHOCK,  or  Arbroath,  a  royal  burgh,  a  parish  in  Forfarshire,  situated  at  the 


aestuary  of  the  river  Brothock,  oa  a  small  plain,  surrounded  on  the  W.  >'  and  E.  sides  by 
eminencies  in  the  form  of  an  Amphitheatre.  It  lies  18  miles  E.  by  N.  i.om  Dundee,  and 
56  N.  N,  E.  from  Edinburgh.  The  town  consists  of  one  street,"  nearly  half  a  mile  in 
length,  running  N.  and  S,  from  the  sea,  and  another  on  the  VV.  side,  of  smaller  extent. 
These  are  intersected  by  cross  streets,  and  are  in  general  well  built,  though  without  much 
regularity.  To  the  eastward  of  the  town,  and  locally  situated  in  the  parish  of  St.  Vigean's, 
there  are  two  neat  elegant  streets  ;  at  the  top  of  one  of  which  a  chapel  of  ease  was  erected 
about  15  years  ago.  On  the  west  side  of  the  river  Brothock,  are  also  several  streets  newly 
built,  consisting  chiefly  of  small  houses,  forming  a  suburb  of  considerable  size.  A  new 
town-house  and  trades-hall  have  lately  been  cn-ctcd,  which  adds  much  to  the  beauty  of  the 
town;  the  streets  have  also  been  much  improved.  The  harbouris  small,  but  well  sheltered, 
and  is  defended  by  a  battery  mounting  six  guns.  Aberbrothock  is  a  very  ancient  royalty, 
U  being  the  general  opinion,  that  it  was  erected  into  a  royal  Burgh,  by  William  the  Lion 
in  1186,  a;id  confirmed  in  its  privileges  by  a  writ  of  novodaynus  from  James  VI.  ia 
1589.  It  is  governed  by  a  provost,  two  baillies,  a  treasurer,  and  fifteen  counsellors,  and 
has  seven  incorporated  trades.  The  revenue  is  from  1500  to  1  GOO/,  sterling.  It  unites 
with  Aberdeen,  Montrose,  Inverbervie  and  Brechin,  in  sending  a  member  to  Parliament. 
The  parish  is  of  small  extent,  being  an  erection,  about  two  centuries  ago,  c  "  the  town  and 
royalty  intj  a  separate  parish  from  St.  Vigean's,  in  Avhich  it  was  forr  iy  included. 
Around  the  town  the  soil  is  rich  and.  fertile  ;  but  towards  the  N.  W.  there  is  a  -onsiderable 
cxtentofmuiry  ground,  the  property  of  the  community,  which  has  lately  been  fued  for 
building  upon.  To  tiie  west  of  the  town  about  two  miles  is  a  chalybeate  spring,  of  consi- 
derable celebrity.  There  is  a  weekly  Burgh  Court  held  here  for  petty,  civil,  and  criminal 
cases.  There  are  three  places  of  worship,  viz.  the  parish  church,  a  chapel  of  case,  and 
one  for  the  Scotch  Episcopalians.  The  Abbey,  founded  in  1178,  by  William  I.  is  a 
venerable  ruin.  A  part  of  the  .\bbots  lodgings,  which  stands  a  little  distance  from  the 
church,  still  remains.  The  monks  first  came  from  Kelso,  and  were  of  the  Tyronensiofi 
order,  so  called  from  the  n-irae  of  their  first  Abbey  Tyronium  (Tyron)  in  the  Diocese  of 
Chartres.  Reginaldus,  a  monk  of  Tyron,  was  its  first  abbot.  The  abbots  of  this  place 
had  several  privileges,  which  others  did  not  enjoy  :  they  were  exempted  from  assisting  at 
their  yearly  synods,  had  the  privilege  of  making  use  of,  and  wearing  the  pontifical  orna- 
ments;  King  Robert,  the  Bruce,  granted  ten  marks  sterling  to  this  Abbey.  King  .lohn,  of 
England,  granted  to  th-i  inlmbitants  of  Arbroath  the  same  privileges  that  his  subjects  en- 
joyed through  all  his  Kingdo;n  of  England,  except  in  London, 

The  following  is  a  translation  of  the  charter  : — John,  by  the  grace  of  God,  King  of 
England,  Lord  of  Ireland.  Duke  nf  Aqnitnin,  Ear!  of  Anjou.  To  the  Archbishops, 
Bishops,  Abbots,  EjhIs  and  Barons,  Justiciaries,  Sheriffs,  Ministers  of  State,  Baillies, 
and  all  faithful  in  our  realm,  happiness.— Vt'it  ye,  us  by  the  inspection  and  petition  of 
William  King  of  Scotland,  and  by  this  our  charter,  to  have  confirmed  to  the  Abbots, 
Monks,  and  Citizens  of  Abeibrothock,  that  they  can  sell  their  proper  goods,  and  buy  thera 
for  their  own  proper  use  through  our  whole  territories  without  molestation,  from  all  public 
burden  or  any  .other  custom  which  pertains  to  ns  (except  within  the  liberties  of  the  city  of 
London)  wherefore  our  will  is,  and  we  strictly  command,  that  the  foresaid  abbots,  monks, 
and  citizens,  may  sell  and  buy  their  own  proper  goods  as  they  please,  'through  our  whole 
territories  as  aforesaid,  freely,  and  without  molestation.  Given  at  Westminster,  the 
fourth  day  of  February,  and  of  our  reign  the  seventh  j-ear.-^There  is  a  market  held  in 
Arbroath  every  Saturday.  The  population,  including  that  part  of  the  town  situated  in  the 
parish  of  St.  Vigean's  is  about  9000.  There  are  three  fairs  held  here,  viz.  Jan.  3ist.  the 
third  Wednesday  in  Jiine  and  July  ISth, 

John  Stewart,  post  master.-^Office,  High-street.— The  South  mail  leaves  at  twenty-five 
minutes  past  seven  o'clock  every  evening,  and  for  the  North,  at  forty  minutes  past  tea 
e'clock  every  evening. 

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340 


ABERBROTHOCK,  OR  ARBROATH. 


Magistrates  and  Council  of  Arhroth. 

James  Maraie,  Esq.  of  Deuchar,  Provost. 

Patrick  Anderson  \  td  :!;„„ 

Alexander  Mann  J 

John  Crnal,  Dean  of  Guild 

Jolin  AHderson,  convener  of  the  trades 

V-'iUiam  Kid       ") 

William  Mill       >late  Provosts 

Aii'lrew  Duncan  J 

Wiliiani  Kenny,  gen,~) 

Jarues  Goodall  j  , 

James  Kay  I 

Patrick  Bruce  y^,^^  n.iiio, 

Thoma*  Wightman     f^^^  ^"^^" 

John  Fleeming 

David  Cargill  j 

William  Andson         J 

Charles  Low,  Counsellor 

David  Paterson,  Treasurer 

David  Louson,  Town-clerk 

Academies. 
Kirkland  David,  rector  of  grammar  school 
Duncan  Thomas,  teacher  of  mathematics 
Mc.  Nicol  John,  teacher  of  English 
Livingston  Rev.  Alexander,  Gravesend 

Agents. 

Anderson  John,  Trades-hall 

Kid  William,  High-st.  ' 

Rolland  Rohert,  (to  the  commercial  asso- 
ciation for  insuring  vessels)  High-st. 

Sturrock  James,  (to  the  London  genuine  tea 
Co.)  Horners-wynd 

Auctioneers. 

Anderson  John,  Trades-hall 

Millar  Thomas  and  Son,  High-st. 

Bakers. 

Adam  John,  Hill-street 

Cargill  Thomas,  High-st. 

Christie  James,  West-port 

Porter  David,  High-st. 

Simpson  Joseph,  Abbey-st. 

Spink  William,    High-st, 

Wightman  Thomas,  High-st, 
Bankers. 

Dundee  Union,  William  Mill,  agent,  Hill-st. 
draw  on  D.  Smith,  and  Co.  Edinburgh, 
and  Chalmers  and  Guthrie  and  Sir  R.  C. 
Glyn,  and  Co.  London, 

Montrose,  Finlayson  and  Stirling,  agentr. 
Homers- tvynd,  draw  on  Thos.  Kinnear 
and  Sons,  Edinburgh,  and  on  Barclay  & 
Co.  London. 

Booksdlers,  iSfC. 

Dalgsty  Joseph,  High-street 

Stewart  John,  High-street 

Wilson  Patrick,  High-street 

Boot  and  Shoe-makers^ 
Airth  Pete-,  Higli-i  treet 
Davilson  Robert  and  Co.,  High-street 
Dewrhar  David,  Pli;?h-strect 
Findlay  J&ruesand  Co.^  High-street 
Fletuiiig  Alexander,  High-street 
Guild  Georffs,  Hipli-street 
Ryd  Alciauder,  Hiyh-street 


Lyon  Thomas,   Main-street 
Petrie  James,  High-etreet 
Ritchie  David,  Horners-wynd 
Simpson  Alexander,  High-street 

Brass  and  Iron  Founders. 
Munro  William  and  Co.  Dicksfield-st. 

Brewers. 
Anderson  James,  South  Grimsby 
Gilchrist  Robert,  Market-gate 
Knight  John,  Caroline-place 
Lindsay  Robert  and  Sdn,  St.  Vigeans 

Chemist  and  Druggist. 
Croll  David,  High -street 

Confectioners. 
Kj'd  Helen,  High-street 
Mann  John,  High-street 

Coopers. 
Bremner  Patrick,  School-wynd 
Greig  James,  West  Grimsby 

Dyers. 
Milne  James,  Abbey-path 
Stewart  James,  High-street 

Earthenware.  Sfc,  Dealers 4 
Crighton  Alexander,  Horners-wynd 
Fiddes  Thomas,  High-st. 
Leslie  John,  High-st. 
Mc.  Kay  John,  Market-gate 
Prophet  William,  High-st. 
Wilson  David,  High-st. 

Fire,  Sfc.  Offices. 
Atlas,  Robert  Milne,  Hill-st. 
Dundee,  James  Butchart, 
Globe,  Eliza  Andson,  High-st. 
Hercules,  Patrick  Wilson,  High-st. 
North  British,  Saml.  Renny&  Sons,  Graves 

end 
Union,  Cargill  and  Fleming,  Market-gate 

Flax  Spinners. 
Aberdeen  and  Gordon,  Burn-side 
Andson  John,  Hill-street 
Fitchet  William  and  Sons,  North  Grimsby 

Grocers. 
Andson  Eliza,  High-street 
Carnegie  Mary  Ann,  High-street 
Carrie  William  and  Co,  High-st. 
Dargie  David,  High-st. 
Falconer  John,  HigU-st. 
Grant  Jesse,  High-st. 
Kennedy  Lachlan,  High-st. 
Ouchterlony  Jam«s,  High-st. 
Petrie  John,  senr.  High-st. 
Petrie  John  jun.  and  Co.  Horners-wyntt. 
Salmond  Uilliam,  Market-gate 
Sturrock  James,  Horners-wynd 
Thompson  William,  High-st. 
Walker  James,  High-st. 

Hatter. 
Scott  James,  High-st. 

Hosiers. 
Allan  Robert,  High-st. 
Jolly  David,  High-st. 

Ironmongers. 
Anderson  John,  Bridge-st. 
Bruce  Patrick  and  Son,  High-st. 


ABERBROTHOCK,  OR  ARBROATH. 


S41 


Fawns  DaVid  and  Co.  High-st. 

Souter  John.  High-st. 

Sturrock  Alexander,  Horners-wynd 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers. 
Anderson  Patrick,  High-st. 
Anderson  Allan,  West -port 
Andson  William,  High-jt. 
Butter  Helen,  Highest. 
Campbell  Robert,  High-st. 
Findlay  Peter,  High  st. 
Finlayson  Robert,  High-st. 
Jarrow  David,  High-st. 
Petri  e  Robert,  High-»t, 
Philip  George,  High-st. 
Ramsay  Elizmbeth,  High-st. 
Robertssn  William,  High-st. 
Salmond  George,  High-st. 
Salmond  David,  High-st. 
Simson  William,  High-st. 

Matmfacturers,  (Green  Cloth), 
Adam  Robert,  West-port 
Burns  Thomas,  Applegate 
Dear  Mary,  Hifh-st. 
Dowuie  Darid,  Abbey-st. 
Duncan  Andrew,  Shore 
Duncan  .Tames,  Dialdintown 
Dunc.nn  David,  Gowan's-park 
Fitchet  VVilliam  and  Sons,  North  Grimsby 
Go'Jck  John,  Bridge-st. 
Johnston  John  and  Son,  North  Grimsby 
Kirkaldy  William*  Kirk-wind 
Kyd  George,  Dishlintown 
Langlands  John,  Back  Abbey-st. 
Lowson  Peter,  Diahlingtown 
Mann  Alexander,  School-hill 
Patersoii  David,  South  Grimsby 
Renny  Samuel  &  Sons,  (&  canvas)  Graves- 
end 
Stirling;  Francis,  North  Grimsby 
Sturrock  Alexander,  Dishlintown 
Torn  William,  Croals-sqaare 
Webster  Alexander,  Abbey-st. 
Webster  Francis,  Gowan's-park 
Williamson  John,  Applegate 

Manufacturers,  (Sail  Cloth). 
Burns  Thomas,  Applegate 
Duncan  Andrew,  Sliore 
Fitchet  William  and  Sons,  North  Grimsby 
Stirling  Francis,  North  Grimsby 
Webster  Francis,  Gowans-park 

Merchants. 
Bower  William,  Market-gate 
Gardner  Robert,  High-st. 
Goodall  James,  High-st. 
Kay  Jame.'i,  Burn-side 
Kid  William,  High-st. 
Kyd  James,  High-st. 
Marnie  James,  Hill-st. 
Pnris  John,  School-wynd 
Weir  James,  Millgate 

Physicians. 
Arrott  William,  Town-head    ' 
Finlayson  Peter,  Hill-st, 
Stevenson  John,  School-hill 


Rope,  3fakers. 

Cargill  David  &  Son,  (&  sail)  Market-gat* 
Reid  John,  Market-gate 

Saddlers,  liC. 
Baird  James,  High-st. 
Pearson  Robert,  Abbey-st. 
Steill  James,  High-st. 

Ship  Builders, 
Dickie  George,  Shore 
Philips  Andrew,  Shore 

Ship  Owners. 

Brown  John 
Cargill  David 
Cargill  David,  jun. 
Cargill  John,  sen. 
Cargill  William,  jun. 
Chapel  John 
Cl.apel  William 
Christie  John 
Duncan  Andrew 
Fleming  John 
Guirley  David 
Guthrie  James 
Kyd  John 
Leslie  Thomas 
Li  vie  Alexander 
Mann  Alexander 
Miiir  David 
Paterson  George 
Reid  John 
Rodger  David 
Rodger  Jcjni 
Simpson  David 
Simpson  Peter 
Stivcn  Peter 
Stiven  William 

Stone  Merchants. 
Mather  William,  Bellrock-yard 
Pullar  James,  Bellrock-yard 
Sim  James,  Bellrock-yard 

Surgeons, 
Clark  John,  D.  High-street 
Mudie  John,  High-street 
White  James,  High-street 
Wilson  William,  Hill-street 

Timber  Merchants. 
Kyd  John,  Shore 
Sturrock  and  Johnston,  Shore 

Tinplate  Workers. 
Galium  Andrew,  High-street 
Jackson  David,  High-street 
Whitton  Robert,  High-street 
Tobacconists, 
Campbell  James,  High-street 
Louson  David,  sen.  High-street 

Vintners,  ^c. 
Allan  William,  Shore 
Anderson  James,  South  Grimsby 
Anderson  Ann,  Market-gate 
Cook  Charles,  High-street 
Dargie  Alexander,  Abbey-street 
Davidson  \Villiam,  High-street 
Fairwcathcr  Jolui,  (new  inn)  Horners-wynd 
Fidler  Ernest,  Shore 
Gray  William,  School-wyjid 


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ABERBROTHOCK,  OR  ARBROATH. 


Hunter  William,  Gravesend 
Molison  James,  Gravesend 
Peacock  David,  Dicksfield-street 
Stiven  Maiy,  Scbool-wyud 

Watrh  and  Clock  Makers. 
Dalgety  John,  High-street 
Low  George,  High-street 
Low  Charles,   High-street 

Wine  and  Spirit  Dealers. 

Jiremner  James,  Kigli-slreet 

Lawrence  Alexander,  High-streei 
Wrights. 

Geddes  William,  School-hill 

Leslie  Alexander,  Lower  Burn 

Walker  William,  Abbey- street 
IVriters, 

Colvill  William  and  Son,  Hill-street 

Guild  Alexander,  High-street 

Louson  David,   (and  town  clerk)  Htgh-st. 

Low  Hugh,  High-street 

Nicol  David,  High-street 

Nicol  John,     (justice   of  tbe   peace,  clerk, 
depute,  and  slieriff's  clerk  depute)  Shore 

Scott  Thomas,   High-street 

Small  Robert,  High-street 

Smith  David,  High-street 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Andersoa  James,  salt  manufacturer,  East- 
links 

Carnegie  Robert,  meal-dealer,  Higli-st. 

Cochran  Patrick,  letter  press  printer.  High- 
street 

Dempster  James,    meal-dealer,    Horner's- 
wynd 


Fitchet  William  and  Son,  bleachers,  manu- 
facturers of  bleached  and  brown  linens, 
hessiaris,  sacking  and  bagging,  North- 
grimsby 

Galloway  John,  plumber,  &c.  Provost's- 
wynd 

Gibson  George  &  Co.  tanners.  Lower-burn 

Hunter  Alexander,  cabinet-maker,  Abbey-st. 

Hunter  James,  shultle-maker,  Abbey-st. 

Mudie  John,  linen  stamp  master,  Kirk-wynd 

Ogg  John,  seedsman.  High-street 

Peat  John,  salt  inauufaelurer,  East-links 

Renny  James,  tallow-chandler,  Market- 
gate 

Coaches. 

From  the  New  Inn,  Horner's-wj'nd,  the 
royal  mail  to  Edinburgh,  through  Dun- 
dee, Perth,  &c.  every  night  at  twenty-five 
minutes  past  ten  o'clock. 

To  Aberdeen  every  night  at  twenty-five 
minutes  past  seven  o'clock. 

The  Prince  SaxeCobourgh  to  Pcr<«,  through 
Dundee,  every  lawful  day,  at  half  past 
two  o'clock. 

To  Aberdeen,  every  lawful  day,  at  twelve 
o'clock  at  noon. 

From  Charles  Cook's,  vintner.  High-street, 
a  caravan  to  Dundee.  Thesday  and  Friday 
morning,  at  seven  o'clock,  and  returns 
the  same  evening  about  eight  o'clock. 

Carrier, 
From  James  Anderson's,    vintner.    South 
Grimsby,  a  cart  to  Dundee  three  times  a 
week,  days  uncertain. 


I 


AIRDRIE 


S  a  large  town,  in  the  parish  of  East  Monkland,  in  the  middle  ward  of  Lanarkshire,  32 
miles  west  of  Edinburgh,  and  10  east  of  Glasgow;   120  years  ago,   Airdrie  consisted  of  j 
Duly  three  small  farm  houses.     The  first  cause  of  its  increase  seems  to  have  been  its  vici-'| 
nity  to  the  Monkland  Mineral-well ;    from  the  great  celebrity  of  this  well  in  curing  scro-J 
fula  and  other  distempers,   it  attracted  vast  crowds  of  visitors  to  try   the  effects   of  its? 
healing   waters,  who  generally  made  Airdrie  the  place  of  their  abode,  and  during  their 
stay  scattered  a  little  wealth  among  the  people  with  whom  they  loJged.    About  the  year  1 
1760,  Airdrie  was  chiefly  inhabited  by  masons,  who  wrought  for  the  neighbouring  gentle-' 
men  and  proprietors,   afterwards  two  or   three  distilleries  v»-ere  erected,  which  with  the  i 
opening  of  the  Monkland  canal  to  Glasgow,  and  the  working  of  limestoue  and  coal  withj 
which  the  neighbourhood  abounds,  the  introduction   of  a  branch  of  the  Glasgow  cotton] 
manufactures,   and  the  great  road  between  Edinburgh   and  Glasgow,    passing  directly" 
through  the  town,   all  contributed  to  the  rise  and  increase  of  Airdrie.     About  600  acres 
of  flax  are  annually  sown  in  the  parish   of  East   Monkland   alone,   and   during  the  war 
when  flax  sold  high  ;  land  indifferent  in  quality  and  incapable  of  raising  wheat,  often  let 
at  the  enormous  yearly  rent   of  twelve   pounds  sterling  per  acre.    There  are  two  exten- 
sive works  for  the  manufacture  of  Sugar-of-lead,  two  Iron  Foundries,  a  Brewer)',  and 
several  Tanneries.    The   Calder  Iron  Works,   the   property   of  Mr.  Dixon,   lie  about  a 
mile  and  a  half  to  the  south  west  of  the  town,   and  the  Monkland  Steel  Works,  about  two 
miles  south.     In  1795,  the  population  of  the  town  was  1700  ;   in  1805,  it  had  increased 
to  3368,  and  is  now   above   5000.    Airdrie  is  the  market  town  for  East  Monkland  and 
neighbouring  parishes.     A  boat  for  the  conveyance  of  passengers  from  Glasgow,  arrives 
every  morning,  and  returns  every  evening,   Sunday  excepted.     The  new  road  between 
Stirling  and  Lanark,  is  to  pass  a  little  to  the  east  of  the  town.    The  places  for  public 
worship  are  an  Independent ;  a  Methodist ;  a  Cameronian  ;  a  new  and  old  Light  Burgher 
Meeting  Houses,  besides  a  Chapel  of  Ease.    There  are  two  very  good  Inns,  the  one  of 


AIRDRIE. 


343 


superior  appeai'.ince  to  the  east  of  the  lown  ;  the  other  to  the  west  and  though  not  of 
such  external  grandeur,  possesses  very  excellent  accommodation.  The  Justice  of  Peace 
Courts  and  other  public  meetings  are  held  in  the  Mason  Lodge,  built  by  the  society  of 
free  masons.  The  land  on  which  the  town  is  built  is  held  in  fue  disposition  from  Miss 
Aitcheson,  of  Airdrie  and  Rocbseilloch,  who  is  superior.  Fues  obtained  60  or  70  years 
ago  paid  one  penny  per  fall,  while  those  obtained  from  1800  to  1815  pay  from  Uvo  to 
three  shillings,  Airdrie  is  a  Burali  of  Regality  governed  by  three  Baron  fiaiUies.  It 
has  four  annual  fairs  :  the  3d  Tuesday  of  May,  O,  S.  the  last  Tuesday  of  August,  N.S. 
tlie  1st  Tui'.sday  of  November,  O.S.  and  the  1st  Tuesday  of  February,  N.S.  The  weekly 
market  day  is  held  on  Saturday. 

Post  Office,  Stirling-street. — James  Downie,   Post    Master. — A  Postman  arrivesfrom 
Holytown,  at  two  in  the  afternoon,  and  is  dispatched  at  eight  in  the  morning 


In  the  Neighbourhood. 
James  Cross,  Esq.VVooiIhnll  Colliery 
John  Dickson,  sen. Esq   Calder  Iron-works 
George  M.  Nisbett,  Esq.  of  Cairnhill 
John  Rymer,  Esq.  ot  Clifton-hill 
Monkland  Steel  Co.  John  Butter}',  Esq.naa- 

nager 

Airdrie. 
Aitken  Thomas,  grocer,  Main-st. 
Allan  J. linen  &  woollen  draper,  Stirling-st 
Anderson  David,  flesher,  Main  st. 
Anderson  John,  currier,  Stirling-st. 
Anderson  Wm.  gunsmith,  Stirling-st. 
Baillie  John,  grocer  &  spirit  dealer,   corn 

merchant  <x:  flax  dealer,  Main-st. 
Baird  Alex. builder  &  hardware  dlr.Main-st 
Bell  Robert,  grocer,  Stirling-st. 
Blair  Jn.  linen  &  woollen  draper,  Main-st. 
Bow  William,  saddler,  Main-st 
Brown  David,  linen  and  woollen  draper, 

Stirling-st. 
Brown  G.  watch    &   clock  maker,    Stirl- 
ing-st. 
Brown  Jn.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  Main-st. 
Brown  Thomas,  tanner,  South-st. 
Brown  Wm.  tinsmith,  Bell-st. 
Carswell  Wm.  linen  &  woollen  drp.  Main-st 
Chapman  Mat.  linen  Scwoolleu  drp.North-st 
Chapman  Wm.    linen    &  woollen  draper, 

Main-st. 
Chirrie  Thomas,    agent     and  auctioneer, 

Main-st 
Clark  Wm.vintner,  Clarks-town 
Connel  Duncan,  linen  and  woollen  draper, 

Main-st, 
Craig  John,  grocer, Main-st. 
Craig  John,  sen.  grocer,  Stirling-s,t. 
Craig  Robert,  brewer,  Well-wynd 
Davidson  James,  tailor,  Stirling-st. 
Dick  John,  founder,  Main-st. 
Dickson  John,  Cooper,  South-st, 
DicksonMissMarg.  straw  hatmaker  Main-st 
Dobbie  David,  vintner,  Stirling-st. 
Donaldson  John,  watch  and  clock   maker, 

Well-wynd 
Downs  John,  grocer,  Stirling-st. 
Duncan  James,  baker,  Stirling-st. 
Finlay  James,  sugar-of-lead  manufacturer, 

Wester-brewery 
Finlayson  Rev.  Robert,  Stirling-st. 
Forrest  George,  brewer,  Soutih-st. 
foriyth  Dav.  lineuSs  woollen  drp.North-st 


[  Gilraore  Matthew,  baker,  Main-st, 

Graham  J  as,  Esq.  (of  BroomfieldJ  Broom- 
field-house 

Gray  James,  vintner,  Stirling-st. 

Gray  Thomas,  saddler,  Stirling-st. 

Henderson  Andrew,  spirit  dealer,  Main-st. 

Henderson  Dav.  boot&  shoe  mkr.Stirling-st 

Hill  Jus.  linen  &  yarn  merchant,  Maiu-st, 

Hutcheson  John,  grocer,  Main-st. 

Hutcheson  Rob.liaen  &woollen  drp.Maln-st 

Inglis  Peter,  linen  &woollen  drp.Stirling-st 

Inglis  Wm.  agent,  Main  -st. 

Jack  James,  grocer,   Main-st. 

Jack  James,  surgeon,  South-st. 

Jack  Robert,  vintner,  Main-st. 

JetFray  Robert,  baker,  Stirling-st. 

Johnston  James,  grocer,  Stirling-st. 

Johnston  John,  linen  and  woollen  draper. 
Main-street 

Johnston  Robert,  tailor,  Stirling-st. 

Kirkland  George,  boot  and  shoe  maker, 
Well-wynd 

Lang  James,  jun.  grocer,  Main-st. 

Lawrence  Andrew,  inn,  &  excise  office 
keeper,  auctioneer,  and  sells  goods  on 
commission,  Stirling-st. 

Lithgow  James,  grocer,  Stirling-st. 

Mack  John  Hamilton,  writer  and  notary 
public,  Fruit-fieJd-lane 

Mack  William,  Esq,  (of  Fruit-field)  writer 
and  notary  public.   Fruit-field-lane 

Marshall  Jn.  boot  &  shoe  m.'.ker,  Stirling-st 

M'Kay  John,  Airdrie  inn,  Stirling-st. 

M'Kenzie  Thomas,  tobacconist,  Maiu-st, 

M'Laren  Robert,  linen  and  woollen  draper. 
Main-street 

Miller  Joseph,  agent,  Stirling-st. 

Mitchell  Archibald,  Main-st. 

Mochric  Robert,  spirit  dealer,  Main-st. 

Moffat  Alexander,  agent,  Halcraig 

Montgomery  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker. 
South-street 

Morton  Jas. linen  &  woollen  draper, Main-st 

Muirhead  Peter,  baker,  Main-st, 

Orr  James,  joiner  &  builder,  Stirling-st. 

Orr  James  and  Co.  sugar-of-lead  manufac- 
turers, South-st. 

Pennycook  James,  linen  &  woollen  draper, 
Clarks-town 

Peters  John,  druggist,  Stirling-st. 

Rankin    Patrick,    Esq.    Main-bank 

Rmikin  Walter,  surgeon,  South-st. 


U4 


AIRDRIE. 


Riddell  Jobn,    li»en  &  woollen    draper, 
Stirling-street 

Roberts  John,  aror er,  Main-st. 

Robertson  Wai,boot  &  shoe  mak«r,Main-it 

Russell  Mrs.  Helen,   spirit  dealer,  Main-st. 

Shanks  James,  tailor,  Main-st. 

Shaw  Jn.  linen  &  woollen  draper,  Maia-st. 

Shearer  James,  rintner,  Stirlinj-st. 

Smith  John,  tailor,  South-st. 

Smith  Wm.  vintner,  Main-st. 

Stevenson  John,  baker,  Main-st. 

Stevenson  John,  saddler,  Main-st. 

Stoddart  John,  vintner,  Main-st. 

Storrie  James,  surgeon,  Stirling-st. 
Tailor  Alexander,  dyer,  Stirling-st, 
Teasdale  Matihew,  grocer  Main-st. 
Telford  James,  baker,  Stirling-st. 
Tenaant  John,   linen  and  woollen  draper. 

Main-street 
Tbom  Andrew,   linen  &  woollen  draper. 

Main-street 
Th»ra  David  Hardie,  linen  &  woollen  dra- 
per, Main-st, 
Thomson  John,  grocer,  Main-st. 
Thomson  Wm.  grocer,  Main-st. 
Torrence  Rev.  Robert,  Stirling-st. 
Torrence  Wm.  surgeon,  Stirling-st. 
Waddell  Alex,  writer,  Main-st. 
Waddell  George,  land  surveyor,  Main-st. 
Waddell  George,  vintner,  Stirling-st. 
Waddell  Matthew,  vintner,  Main-st. 
Waddell  Thomas,  writer,  notary  public  & 


messenger,  Stirling-st. 

Walker  James,  tailor,  Main-st, 

Watson  Andrew,  linen  &  woollen  draper, 
Stirling-st. 

Whitlaw  Thos.  boot  &  shoe  maker,Main-st 

Whitlaw  Wm.  tailor,  Main-st. 

Williamson  VV^m.boot&shoe  iBaker,Main-st. 

iVilson  Wm.  grocer  &  general  agent,  Stirl- 
ing-street. 

Wright  Wm.  boot  &  shoe  maker,  North-st, 

Wylic  Alexander,  boot  and  shoe  nsaker, 
Stirling-st. 

Wylie  Wm.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  BcU-st. 
Carriers. 

To  Glasgow,  James  M.ithieson,   twice  a 
week,  departs  Tuesday  and  Friday,  and 
returns  Wednesday  and  Saturday 
Coaches. 

Three  stage  ceaches  from  Edinburgh  to 
Glasgow,  pass  through  Airdrie,  the  first 
at  half  past  one  in  the  afternoon,  the 
second  at  five  in  the  afternoon,  and  the 
third  at  half  past  eight  in  the  evening. 

Three  stage  coaches  from  Glasgoiv  to  Edin- 
burgh, also  pas»  through  Airdrie,  the 
first  at  half  past  ten  in  the  forenoon,ithe 
second  at  half  past  one  in  the  afternon  & 
the  third  at  half  past  five  in  the  afternoon. 
All  these  eoaches  halt  at  Mr.  Kay's, 
Airdrie  Inn,  who  forwards  post  chaises 
and  post  horses  to  all  the  towns  around. 


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ALLOA 

Is  a  seaport  town  and  borough  of  the  county  of  Clackmannan,  seated  on  the  Frith 
of  Forth,  .about  thirty  miles  distant  from  Edinburgh  and  seven  from  Stirling;,  h  lies  in  a 
parish  of  the  same  name,  which  is  about  four  miles  long  and  two  broad,  the  situation  of 
the  town  is  uncommonly  beautiful ;  the  Frith  of  Forth  with  all  iU  windings  on  the 
south,  Stirling  Castle  on  the  west,  the  hills  on  the  north,  and  Clackmannan  Tower  on 
the  east,  present  such  views  as  are  rarely  if  ever  to  be  met  with  in  any  other  situation. 
Alloa  is  a  town  regularly  built,  with  the  exception  of  some  of  the  streets  ;  it  is  well 
lighted,  and  some  few  of  the  shops  are  lighted  with  gas.  The  harbour  is  very  commo- 
dious receiving  vessels  of  great  burden,  it  is  a  place  of  considerable  trade,  there  is  an 
excellent  dry  dock  and  the  town  has  long  been  famous  for  ship  ubilding  ;  th°  port  has  a 
regular  custom  house  and  several  creeks  belonging  to  it,  the  ships  and  vessels  are  very 
■umerous,  and  employ  a  great  number  of  men  ;  in  the  neighbourhood  of  Alloa,  there  are 
seven  distilleries,  and  it  is  a  well  known  fact  that  in  one  year,  there  was  shipped  at  the 
port  138,000  gallons  of  whiskey,  besides  great  quantities  sent  into  the  country  in  carts ; 
A  very  considerable  quantity  of  coal  is  raised  in  the  neighbourhood,  the  colleries  have 
belonged  to  the  Marr  family  for  above  two  centuries.  Vessels  are  expeditiously  loaded  at 
this  place  by  means  of  an  improved  iron  rail-way  which  extends  from  the  coal  mines  to 
the  harbour,  the  rail-way  also  leads  down  to  the  Devon  iron  works  about  fouj  miles  from 
the  town,  where  a  great  quantity  of  pig  iron  is  made,  Alexander  Balfour,  Esq.  is  the  ma- 
nager ;  there  is  also  a  large  glass  works  in  Alloa  for  the  manufacture  of  common  bottles. 
Near  the  town  stands  the  Tower,  which  was  built  about  the  thirteenth  century,  the 
walls  ai-a  about  70  feet  high,  and  11  feet  thick.  The  tower  and  lands  of  Alloa  were 
exchanged  in  1365,  by  David  the  second,  with  Lord  Erskine  for  the  estate  of  Stragarthney 
in  Perthshire,  since  that  lime  it  has  been  the  favourite  residence  of  the  Erskine  family. 
In  this  place  many  of  the  Scottish  Princes  received  their  education,  while  under  the 
wardship  of  the  Earls  of  Marr.  The  representative  of  this  family  still  retains  many 
memorials  of  the  affection  which  subsisted  between  the  Stuart  and  the  Erskine  families, 
in  particular  the  private  signet  of  Mary,  when  obliged  to  desist  from  wearing  the  arras 
of  England  ;  there  are  at  present  in  the  tower  the  cradle  of  Henry,  Prince  of  Wales,  the 
last  heir  •£  the  Scottish  Monarchy,  and  the  child's  chair  of  James  the  VI.    The  faaiily 


ALLOA. 


S45 


of  Marr  lo8t  their  titles  at  the  rebellion  in  1715,  and  have  never  yet  recovered  them. 
Farther  north  than  the  tower  is  Tullibody,  the  seat  of  tlie  family  of  the  Abercrombies,  where 
the  late  General  Sir  Ralph,  and  Lieuttnant  General  Sir  Robert,  two  diitinguish^tl  charac- 
ters in  the  military  annals  of  great  Britain  were  born.  The  places  of  worship  are  the 
Established  Church;  u  Burger  and  Antiburger,  an  old  Light  Burgers,  besides  an  Indepen- 
dent Chapel  and  an  English  Chapel,  where  there  is  preaching  once  a  month.  Tiiere  are 
four  fairs  in  Alloa,  viz.  the  second  Wednesday  of  February,  May,  Aufustand  November; 
the  population  of  the  town  is  about  3500.  At  the  foot  of  the  Ochi)  bills  lies  the  vJHag-e 
of  Alloa,  a  v^ry  pretty  place,  some  of  the  principal  inhabitants  of  which,  together  with 
the  bleachhelds  and  the  distilleries  iu  Clackmannan  and  the  neighbourhood,  are  placed 
under  the  head  of  Alloa.  The  Sherriff  an4  Justice  of  Peace  Court*  for  the  county 
are  held  in  Alloa. 


Post  Office. — Alexander  Baird,  Postmaster. — A  postman  arrives  from  Falkirk  and 
Stirling,  at  nine  in  the  morning,  and  departs  for  these  places  at  six  in  the  evening.  From 
laverkithing,  Dumfermline,  Culross  and  Kincardine,  A  postman  arrives  at  two  o'clock 
P.  M.  and  departs  for  these  places  at  the  same  time. 

Custom  House. 
James  Erskine,  Esq.  Collector  |  William  Smith,  Surveyor 

James  M'Ewaa,  Esq,  Comptroller  \  James  Haig.  CQllectors  Clerk 


Aitken  John ,  saddler 

Alloa  Brewery  Co.  Andrew  Roy,  manager 

Alloa  Glass  Work  Co. Wm.Geddes,  manager 

and  Robert  Brown,  agent 
Baird  Alexander,  iron-monger 
Baird  Robert,  hardware  dealer  &  grocer 
Bald  John,  &  Co.  distillers  Carsebridge 
Bald  Alexander,  sen.  one  of  the  managers 

of  the  Alloa  Colliery 
Bald  Alexauder,  jun.  timber  merchant  and 

brick  and  tile  manufacturer 
Bald  Robert,  civil  engineer,  Alloa  &  No.  10, 

St.Andrew's-square,  Edinburgh 
Barton  Robert,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 
Bathgate  George,  cabinet  maker 
Beanet  Wm.  vintner 
Beveridge  Alex,  linen  &  woollen  draper 
Blair  Charles,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 
Brydie  Matthew,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 
Charles  George,  bookseller. 
Craich  John,  one  of  the  managers  of  the 

Alloa  Colliery 
Craig  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 
Cuthbertson  John,  millwright 
Dawson  John,  baker 

Donaldson  William,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 
Drysdale  Wm,  jun.  woollen  manufacturer 
Dryadale  Wm,  and  David,  woollen  manufac. 
Drysdale  John,  cabinet  maker 
Duncan  James,  clothier 
Duncanson  Alexander,  ship  builder 
Duncanson  Peter,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Edward  John,  watch  and  clock  maker 
Ferguson  James,  cooper 
Field  Robert,  saddler  and  ironmonger 
Fleming  Peter,  write;-  &   N.  P. 
Forrester  Alexander,  baker  &.  corn  mercht. 
Frame  Jolm,  grocer 
Fraser  Rev.  William 
Gardner,  Woi .  Alloa  pottery 
Garvie  Peter,  millwright 
Graham  James,  general  merchant 
Gnilrl  .Mi.Ties,  malstev  and  corn  merchant 
Gurhrit  Jamc ,  viDtuer 
Haig  John,  phyicJm 
Haig  Wm.  a>id  Son,  bleachers,  Dollarfield 


Harrower  James,  woollen  manufacturer 

Henderson  Alexander    ship  owner 

Henderson  Captain  Robert 

Henderson  Thomas,  baker 

Hutton  Robert,  boot  and  shoemaker 

Jameson  Robert,   N.   P.  and   agent  to  the 

Paisley  banking  Co.  &  for  the  Claedonian 

insurance  office 
Jamieson  Alexander,  surgeon  and  druggist 
Jeffray  Alexander,  plough  and  cart  maker 
Johnston  James,  grocer  &   wine  St   spirit 

merchant 
Johnston  Robert,  saddler 
Kidd  Mrs.  Isabella,  candle  maker 
Laurie  and  M'Vellan,  brewers 
Lennox  Andrew,  builder 
Lind  Andrew,  baker 

Macfarlane  Alex.  &  Son,  general  merchants 
Macfarlane  Peter,  grocer  &  general  mercht. 
Man  George,  blacksmith 
Maul  George,  victualler 
Maxton  Rev,  James 

M'Ewan  H.  and  I.  grocers  &  spirit  dealers 
M'Gowan  John,  Esq. 
M/lsack  James,  bookseller 
Mecklejohn  Robert  and  Son,  brewers 
Mercer  Charles,  cabinet  maker 
Mitchell  Wm.  candle  niaker 
Mitchell  Wm.  general  merchant 
Mitchell  Wm.  brewer 
Miller    and    Drysdale,     coppersmiths   and 

brass  founders 
Miller  Peter,  watch  and  clock  maker 
Morrison  John,  jua.linen  and  woollen  draper 

and  ship  owner. 
Morrisoi)  Ebimezer,  maltster 
Moubiay  Jn.  distillers,   Camkus  by  Stirling 
Ninitno  James,  grocer 
OtT  Jchii,  wine  and  spirit  dealer 
Paterson  James,  cOi)fec'ioner 
Pa'ierson  Js.   grocer  ^Scwine&  spirit  mercbt. 
Paton  John,  wooDtfa  luaaufacturer 
Paton  John,  dyer 
Pevth  Union  Bank,   Alexander  Macfarlanu, 

manager 
PhilpJohi,,  distiller,  Dolls  hy  S\Mxag 


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ALLOA. 


Preston  Jobn,  lint  and  rope  manufacturer 

Ramsay  Ebenezer,  writer&N.  P. 

Ramsay  Alexander,  Alloa  Tontine 

Robb  Andreiv,  silk  mercer 

Robertson  Wm,  spirit  dealer 

Roy  Andrew,  corn  merchant 

Roy  Andrew,  stone  and  china  dealer 

Russell  Patrick,  surgeon  and  druggist 

Scotland   Jobn,  woollen  manufacturer  (and 

corn  &  flour  mill) 
Shtirp  Colin,  grocer  &  spirit  dealer 
Smith  Rev.  Jam  es 

Smith  James,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 
Smith  James,  builder 
Smith  John,  builder 
Stein  John,  distiller,  Kennet  Pans 
Stein  Robert  &  Co.  distillers,   Kilbagie  and 

Clachmannan 
Stewart  Haldane,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 
Stewart  James,  baker 
Stewart  James,  linen  and  woollen  draper 
Stewart  John,  crown-inn 
Thomson    Andrew,    grocer    &    wine    and 

spirit  merchant- 
Thomson  Robert,  surgeon  and  druggist  • 
Thomson  and  Syme,  brewers 
Thomson  Thomas,  Alloa  corn  mills 
Virtue  Wm,  spirit  dealer 
Walker  Robert,  bellhanger 


Westwood  Wm.  watch  and  clock  maker 

While  Alexander,  inn-keeper 

White  James,  grocer 

Whitehead  Thomas,  painter 

Wingate  &  Dawson,  tobacconists  &  grocers 

Wingate  John,  road  overseer 

MISCELLANY. 

James  Moncriefr,  Esq,  sheriff  depute 
Archibald  Hill  Rennie,Esq.sheriff  substitute 
John  Jameson,  Esq.  sheriff  cleik 
Ebenezer  Ramsay,  Esq.distributor  of  stamps 
Robert  Jameson,  Esq.  collector  of  cess 

Carriers. 
To  Dollar,  James  Miller,  departs  on  Satur- 
day, and  arrives  on  Saturday 
Dumfermline,    George    'I'annache,   twice  a 
week,  departs  Wednesday  and  Saturday, 
and  returns  same  days 
Edinburgh ,  James  Miller  departs  on  Tues- 
day, and  returns  on  Thursday 
Edinburgh,  Mrs.  Janet   Wright,  on  Tues- 
day and  Thursday 
Stirling,    John    M'Pherson,    on  Tuesday 
and  Friday,  and  returns  same  days 

Water   Conveyance, 
Every  day,  boats  convey  passengers,  horses 
and  other  luggage,  from  Alloa  harbour  to 
the  opposite  side,from  morning  to  evening 


ANDREW'S,  ST. 


JlS  a  town  on  the  east  coast  of  Fife,  in  north  latitude  5Q°  \^,  .ind  west  longitude  2"^  50. 
It  is  situated  on  the  south  side  of  the  Frith  of  Tay,  38  miles  north  from  Edinburgh  and  13 
south-east  from  Dundee.  The  town  is  very  ancient,  and  from  the  stupcndo.us  rcmnins 
of  antiquity  which  it  everywhere  exhibits,  it  must  have  been  once  a  place  of  great  grandeur 
and  magnificence.  In  entering  St.  Andrew's,  cither  from  the  Crail  or  Cupar  Fife  road, 
the  appearance  of  the  town  is  very  fine  ;  the  houses  from  their  age  have  a  sombre  appear- 
ance, and  the  streets,  though  broad  and  spacious,  f  yet  not  lighted  with  lamps  as  most  other 
Scotch  towns  are)  indicate  dullness  and  decay.  The  origin  of  St.  Andrew's  is  referred  to 
a  very  ancient  period.  In  the  year  ."70,  it  is  said  that  a  Greek  Monk  of  the  name  of  Regu- 
lus  visited  this  place,  then  under  the  government  of  the  Picts,  for  the  purpose  of  convert- 
ing the  natives  to  Christianity.  Hergiistus,  at  that  time  King  of  the  Picts,  received  him 
in  a  very  gracious  manner,  presented  him  with  a  palace,  and  built  him  a  church.  Rpgnlus 
changed  the  appellation  of  the  town,  which  at  that  time  was  called  Mucrnss,  or  the  Land 
of  Boars,  into  Kilrymount,  and  afterwards  into  Kilrule,  which  is  still  in  use  among  the 
Highlanders  ;  then  into  St.  Andrew's,  the  name  which  is  now  retained.  This  town  was 
once  the  capital  or  seat  of  government  of  the  Scottish  nation  ;  it  is  liovvever  much  belter 
known  as  being  that  of  an  Archbishop,  and  now  the  seat  of  the  oldest  Scottish  University. 
This  University  consists  of  two  Colleges  ;  St.  Salvator's,  the  Old,  the  Philosophy,  or  the 
United  College,  and  St.  Mary's,  the  New,  or  the  Divinity  College,  Throughout  Europe 
this  University  is  notorious  for  the  degrees  of  Doctors  of  Medicine,  which  it  confers  on 
certain  individuals  without  any  examination  whatever,  upon  the  payment  of  a  certain  sum 
of  money,  which  must  no  doubt  add  greatly  to  the  wealth  of  the  body.  The  number  of 
students  at  present  attending  St.  Salvator's  and  St.  Mary's  Colleges  are  200.  St  Regulus's 
Church  and  the  tower  (a  square  prism  of  20  feet  inside  and  108  feet  high)  if.  still  entire. 
Of  the  church  however  the  walls  are  only  standing,  the  arches  of  the  doors  aiul  windows  of 
which  are  all  semicircles — a  circumstance  sufiicient  to  prove  the  great  antiijuity  of  the 
building.  The  Cathedral,  which  was  finished  in  1319,  was  esteemed  one  of  the  finest  Gothic 
structures  in  the  world  ;  the  beauty  of  the  pillars  and  the  symmetry  and  jiroportion  of  the 
whole  were  thought  unrivalled  :  it  was  370  feet  in  length  from  east  to  west,  tlie  cross  aisles 
160  feet  in  breadth,  and  the  common  breadth  65  feet.  This  Cathedral  was  destroyed  at 
the  Reformation  in  1559  :  a  part  of  the  east  and  west  ends  and  of  the  south  side  arc  all 
that  now  remains.    The  Castle  is  still  to  be  seen  on  a  rock,  overlooking  the  sea,  where 


ANDREWS,  ST. 


347 


Cardinal  Beaton  glutted  his  eyes  with  the  spectacle  of  George  Wishart's  martyrdom,  and 
where  a  short  time  afterwards  he  himself  was  destined  to  undergo  a  violent  death,  worthy 
of  his  crimes.  The  Castle  was  built  in  1200  and  demolished  in  1546.  Only  a  part  of  the 
Chapel  of  the  Convent  of  Dominicans,  founded  in  1274,  now  remains.  Of  the  Convent  of 
Observantines,  built  in  1474,  a  fragment  of  the  garden  wall  is  all  that  is  to  be  seen.  The 
Priory  was  built  in  1120,  and  had  a  very  strong  wall  that  surrounded  it,  which  is  still 
pretty  entire.  On  this  Priory  were  dependant  those  of  Pittemveem,  the  Isle  of  May,  Loch 
Leyen,  Portmoat,  and  Monimusk,  all  of  them  at  first  seats  of  the  Culdees.  In  1606  this 
Priory  was  suppressed.  The  Colleges  are  ancient  and  venerable  looking  buildings,  and 
the  Library  is  considered  to  be  one  of  thf  best  collections  of  books  in  the  kingdom.  The 
decay  and  ruin  of  the  trade  and  opulence  of  this  great  town  is  melancholy  to  contemplate. 
While  it  was  the  seat  of  a  Primate,  at  the  annual  fair,  which  commenced  in  April  anU  con- 
tinued for  several  weeks,  no  less  tl-an  300  vessels  from  all  parts  of  t!ie  kinc-dom  resorted  to  its 
port.  An  idea  of  the  greatness  of  the  town  may  be  formed  from  tlie  oircumtitance  that  at 
that  time  it  contuined  no  less  than  70  bakers,  while  7  or  S  will  now  answer  all  the  demand. 
Of  late  the  town  is  thought  to  have  revived  a  little ;  but  it  is  feared  that  it  never  will  regain 
Its  ibrmer  splendour.  Tiie  weekly  market  day  is  Monday.  There  are  five  annual  fairs  • 
second  Thursday  in  April,  tirst  Tuesday  in  July,  1st  of  August,  29th  of  September,-  and 
oOth  of  November,  all  C).  S.  The  population  of  the  town  may  be  estimated  at  5000.  The 
butter  and  pouUry  market  days  arc  Wednesday  and  Saturday, 

_  Poit-Ollice. — George  Mitchell,  Post  Master.  From  Crail  a  postman  arrives  at  ten  o'clock 
m  the  forenoon,  and  is  dispatched  to  the  same  place  at  twelve  o'clock  in  the  forenoon. 
From  Cupar  Fife  a  postman  arrives  at  half-past  four  o'clock  in  the  afternoon,  and  departs 
ior  the  same  place  at  ten  o'clock  at  night. 

XJniversity  of  St.  Andrew's,  founded  in  1412. 
Lord  Viscount  Melville,   Chancellor.         George  Hill,  D.  D.  Rector. 
United  College  of  St.  Salvator  and  St.  Leonard. 
Francis  Nicol,  D.  D.  Principal.     Patron,  the  Crown.  ^ 

Andrew  Alexander,  A.  M.  Greek.     James  Hunter,  L.  L.  D.  Lo^^ic  f 
Wilham  Crawford,  D.l),  Moral  Philosophy.  °     >■  United  CoHeje. 

Thomas  Jackson,  L.  L.  D.  Natural  Philosophy.  S 

John  HHnter,  L.  L.  D.   Humanity.— Dutchess  of  Portland. 

William  Ferrie,  Civil  History.— Earl  of  Cassills. 

Thomas  Duncan,  Mathematics.— Crown.        Robert  Briggs,  Medicine.— University. 

New  Divinity  or  St.  Mary's  College. 

Robert  Haldane,  D.D.  Principal. 

John  Cook,  D.D.  Divinity.  1 

John  Lee,  M.  D.  Church  History.  > Crown,- 

George  Buist,  D.D.  Oriental  Languages,  \ 

James  Hunter,  L.  L.  D.  Librarian  and  Secretary. 


Gentry  and  Clergy. 

Anstruther  Major  Robert,  Market-st. 

Ballingall  Miss,  North-st. 

Barron  Mrs.  South-st. 

Binney  Alexander,  Esq.  South-st, 

Boddie  John,  Esq.  North-st. 

Bower  Misses,  Market-st. 

Brown  Mrs.  South-st. 

Brown  Rev,  Dr.  James,  North-sl. 

Buist  Rev,  Dr.  George,  South-st. 

Cambell  General  David,  South-st. 

Clialmers  Robert,  Esq.  Market-st. 

Cristie  Captain  Robert,  South-st. 

Craigie  Miss,  Souih-st. 

Dempster  William  Soper,  Esq.  Markct-st. 

Duff  Mrs,  South-st. 

Fernie  Mrs.  Market-st. 

Fernle  William,   Esq.  South-street 

Frazer  John,  Esq.  Market-st. 

Frazer  Misses,  South-st. 

Gillespie  Captain  Lawrence,  Marlcct-st. 

Glass  Colonel,  Abbey-park 

Grace  Mrs.  Market-st. 


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Graham  Misses,  South-st. 

Haddow  Miss,  South-st. 

Haig  William,  Esq.  South-st. 

Hwy  Mrs.  (of  Morton,)  South-st. 

Hill  Mrs.  H.  D.  Market-st. 

Hill  Mrs.  principal,  South-st. 

Holcroft  Major,  R.  A.  South-st, 

.Jenkins  Robert,  Esq.  Soutli-st. 

Johnston  Rev.  John,  South-st. 

Lambert  Mrs.  South-st. 

l/indsay  Miss,  South-st. 

Lothian  Rey.  William,  South-st. 

M'bonald  Captain,  Ncith-st. 

M'Donald  Mrs.  South-st. 

Meldram  Captain  Alexander,  Sbuih-st. 

Meldriim  David,  Esq.  South-st. 

Alethven  Mrs.  Market-.«jt. 

Mowat  Mrs.  Noi  th-st. 

Murray  Colonel,  South-st, 

Ogilvie  Mrs.  North-st, 

Playfair  Mrs.  South-st. 

Ramsay  Captain,  R.  N.  South-st, 

Scott  Mi^s,  St.  I  ;onards 

Sibbald  Mrs.  Sonth-st. 


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ANDREW  S,    ST. 


Stevenson  David,  Esq.  Soutli-st, 
Thomson  James,  Esq,  East-wynd 
Tod  David,  Esq.  South-st. 
.Tod  Mrs.  South-st. 
Vilant  Misses,  South-st. 
Watt  Thomas,  Esq.  South-st. 
Wemyss  Mrs,  Market-st. 
Wemyss  Mrs.  Cuttle  hill,  North-st. 
"Wilson  Misses,  South-st. 
Wright  Robert,  Esq.  North-st. 
Young  Rev.  Charles,  South-st. 

Academies. 
iSertram  Mrs.  fladies)  St.  Leonards 
Chalmers  Miss,  (ladies)  North-st. 
Grammar  School,  South-st. 
John  Waugh  (Latin) 
James  Smith  (English) 
Madrass  System,  Gregory's  Green 
George  Craik,  (Latin) 
Andrew  Archer,  (English) 

Architect. 
Balfour  Robert,  East-bridge 
Auctioneers. 
Richard  Robert,  South-st. 
Wemyss  Alexander,  Market-st. 
Wilson  David,  South-st, 
Wilson  Richard,  South-st. 
Bakers. 
Aikman  Alexander,   South-st. 
Berwick  Henry,  South-st. 
Duncan  Robert,  Haukster-wjmd 
Fortune  John,  Eastburn-wynd 
Hutton  William,  Kirk-wynd 
Kirk  Alexander,  Toalwaste 
Pattie  Thomas,  Kirk-wynd 
Wemyss  Walter,  Market-st. 

Banks. 
Bank  of  Scotland,  William  Moncrieff,  Esq 
a»ent,  and  William  Gordon,  Esq.  account 
South-st. 

Booksellers  and  Stationers , 
Scott  George,  South-st. 
Tul.is  Robert,  Market-st. 

Boot  and  Shoemakers. 
Adamson  Alexander,  South-st. 
Adamson  Robert,  Market-st. 
Adamson  Walter,  Market-st. 
Auchterlonie  Alexander,  Market-st. 
Couper  Alexander,  Crail-wynd 
Mitchell  Alexander,  Bakers-wynd 
Mitchell  Andrew,  Market-st. 
Walker  John,  South-st. 
Watson  George,  Market-st. 
Brewer. 
Berwick  George,  South-st, 

Cabinet-makers  and  Joiners. 
Berwick  George,  South-st. 
Edie  John,  South-st. 
Gibson  Henrj-,  juu.  Argyle-port 
Hutton  James,  Eastburn-wynd 
Keddie  John,  Market-st. 
Marr  Andrew,   South-st. 

Coal  Merchants^ 
Foreman  John,  East-port 
Givaa  John,  South-st. 


Corn  Merchafttf. 
Gordon  William,  South-st. 
Neven  John,  South-st. 
Rhynd  A.  and  J.  North-st. 
Currier. 
Watson  George.  Market-st. 
Distiller, 
Haig  William,  Leggie  DistiUerr/ 

Druggists. 
Buddo  David,  Kirk-wynd 
Kid  Thomas,  South-st. 
Leslie  Thomas,  Market-st. 

Di/er. 
Maxwell  James,  Eastburnwynd 
Fire,  Sfc.  Offices. 
North  British  Fire  Office,  Chas.  Grace,  Esq. 

agent,  Market-st. 
Hercules  Insurance  Company  of  Scotland, 

David  Balfour,  Esq.  agent,  South-st. 
Fife  Insurance  Company,  George  Mitchell, 
Esq.  agent,  South-st. 

Flax  Dressers. 
Fairfoul  John,  North-st. 
Watson  John,  sen.  West-wynd 
Watson  John,  jun.  North-st. 

Grocers  and  Spirit  Dealers. 
Anderson  John,  South-st. 
Braid  John,  South-st. 
Edie  James  and  Co.  South-st. 
Fairfoul  Thomas,  South-st. 
Ireland  Beaton,  South-st. 
Mason  William,  South-st. 
Monro  Alexander,  College-wynd 
Morris  John,  CoUcge-wynd 
Pattie  Robert,  South-st. 
Richard  Robert,  South-st. 
Smith  Alexander,  South-st. 
Thomson  Alexander,  Soutli-st. 

Gunsmith. 
Key  Alexander,  South-st. 

Ironmongers. 
Fairfoul  Thomas,  South-st. 
Henderson  Henry,  Kirk-wynd 
Thomson  Alexani)er,  South-st. 
Woodcock  William,  South-st. 

Leather  Merchants. 
Walker  John,  South-st. 
Watson  George,  Market-st. 

Library  (  Circulating. ) 
Scott  George,  [and  reading  room)  South-st^ 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers  if  Haber- 
dashers. 
Corstorphan  Alexander,  South-st. 
Hutton  George,  Market-st. 
Philp  James,  Market-st, 
Steel  Ralph,  South-st. 
Thorns  William,  South-st, 

Manufacturer. 
Reid  James,  South-st. 

Milliners. 
Galloway  Miss,  Market-st. 
Nicol  Miss,  Market-st. 
Richard  Miss,  South-st.    • 


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Thomson  Miss  Catherlae,  South-st. 
Thomson  Miss  Elizabeth,  South-st. 

Millwright. 
Fleming  George,  Edenside 

Physicians. 
Latta  Thomas,  Crail-wynd 
Melvill  Thomas,  South-st. 
Mudie  Patrick,  Market-st. 

Printer,  (Letter  Press) . 
Mudie  William,  South-st. 
Saddlers. 
Mitchell  George,  South-st. 
Scott  Robert,  South-st. 
Smith  John,  South-st. 

Spirit  Merchant, 
Crawfurd  Mrs.  Margaret,  South-st, 

Surgeons, 
Buddo  David,  Kirk-wynd 
Kidd  Thomas,  South-st. 
Leslie  Thomas,  Market-st. 

Tailors,  (Merchant.) 
Gillespie  David,  So'ath-st. 
Smith  Alexander,  Crail-wynd 

Tailors  and  Habit-makers. 
Cowan  Thomas,  Crail-wynd 
Cuthbert  John,  Eastburn-wynd 
Simson  Thomas,  Hautsler-wynd 
Turpie  Andrew,  South-st. 
Watson  Andrew,  Market-st. 

Tallow  Chandlers. 
Mcintosh  Thomas.  Market-st. 
Rodger  David,  Market-st. 
Tanners. 
Walker  John,  South-st. 

Tavern-keepers,   Vintners,  ^-c. 
Gray  William,   (blackbuU)  South-st. 
Gun  John,  Market-st. 
Taylor  Mrs.  Market-st. 

Ti7i  Plate  Workers. 
Jones  William,  Market-st. 
M'Donald  John,  South-st. 


Timber  Merchants. 
Balfour  Robert,  East-bridge 
Gibson  Henry,  sen.  Argyle-port 
Gibson  Henry,  jun.  Argyle-port 

Tobacconist. 
Henderson  Henry,  Kirk-wynd 

Watch  and  Clock-makers. 
Anderson  William,  South-st. 
Brown  John,  Market-st. 
Howie  Alexander,  Market-st. 
Young  James,  South-st, 

Writers  and  Procurators^ 
Balfour  David,  N.  P.  South-st, 
Grace  Charles,  N.  P.  Market-st. 
Wallace  Archibald,  N.  P.  Market-st. 
Wright  David,  messenger  at  arms,    N,  P. 
and  procurator  fiscal,  South-st. 

MISCELLANY 

Givan  George,  surveyor  of  taxes  for  the 
second  district  of  Fife,  Market-st. 

Grare  Charles,  town  and  commissary  clerk. 
Market-street 

Reid  James,  collector  of  cess,  South-st. 

Carriers. 

To  Cupar  Fife,  David  Anderson,  T-Festport, 

departs  on  Thursday  and  Saturday,  and  re- 
turns the  same  days, 

Dundee,  James  Henderson,  South-street, 
departs  on  Tuesday  and  Friday,  and  re- 
turns the  same  days. 

Dundee,  Robert  Suttar,  South-st.  departs 
on  Tuesday  and  Friday,  and  returns  the 
same  days. 

Edinburgh,  James  Reekie,  Market-street, 
departs  on  Wednesday,  and  returns  on 
Saturday. 

Leven  and  Kennnway,  David  Suttar, 
South-st.  departs  on  Thursday,  and  re- 
turns the  same  day. 


ANSTRUTHER. 

JL  HERE  are  two  towns  in  Fifeshire  of  this  name,  the  one  is  called  Easter  Anstrutherj 
and  the  other  Wester  Anstruther.  As  they  are  however  only  separated  from  each  other 
by  the  intervention  of  a  bridge,  and  as  they  are  both  denominated  Anstruthers,  we 
thought  it  unnecessary  to  give  seperate  heads  to  each.  Anstruther  is  25  miles  cast  from 
Kinghorn,  4  west  from  Crail,  15  south  east  from  Cupar  Fife,  and  10  south  from  St. 
Andrews.  Of  these  two  towns  Anstruther  Easter  is  by  far  the  largest :  it  cannot  be  said 
to  be  a  place  of  any  great  trade  ;  of  that  trade  however  which  it  has,  ship  building  and 
tanning  of  leather  are  the  principal ;  it  carries  on  a  considerable  trade  to  Holland  and 
the  Baltic,  and  has  a  Custom-liouse,  whose  jurisdiction  extends  from  Eden-mouth  to 
Largo-bay.  Anstruther  Easter  is  a  royal  burgh  governed  by  three  ]i;'.;lies,  a  Treasurer 
and  Counsellors,  and  together  with  Pettenweem,  Kilrennv  and  W^cster  Anstruther  sends 
a  Member  to  Parliament.  The  population  of  Easter  Anstruther  is  about  1100;  and 
there  are  three  annual  fairs  held  here,  1st  Tuesday  after  the  Uth  of  April  5th  of  July, 
and  12th  of  November. 

Wester  Anstruther  is  a  royal  burgh  governed  by  three  Bailies,  a  Treasurer,  and  any 
number  of  Counsellors  from  sis  to  eleven.  It  is  a  place  of  little  or  no  business,  and  its 
Iiarbour  is  small  and  inconvenient.  The  streets  of  both  towns  are  narrow,  the  one  along 
the  shore  in  Easter  Anstruther  is  the  only  one  of  consequence,  and  has  a  very  gooJ 
appearance. 


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ANSTRUTHER. 


Post  Office..  Mrs.  Anne,  Robb,  Post  Mistress— From  Ediuburgh  the  arrivaj  is  at  fiTC. 
o'clock  in  the  afternoon,  and  the  departure  at  nine  in  the  eveninj;.  Frora  Crait  the  arri- 
val  is  at  half  past  six  in  the  evening,  and  the  departure  is  at  five  in  t!ie  afternoon. 


ANSTRUTBER  EASTER. 

Cockburn  Wm.  bookseller  and  stationer 

Dairsie  George,  tanner  and  fish  curer 

Goodsii-  Archibald,  su'geoa 

Kyla  Junes,  messenger  at  arms 

Rodger  David,  sen.  corn  merchant 

Rodger  David,  brewer 

Rodger  David,  linen  and  woollen  draper 

Rodger  James,  grocer 

Robertson  James,  fish  curer 

Taylor  Robert,  grocer 

Wilson  Rev.  Robert 

ANSTRUTHER  WESTER. 
Carstans  Rev.  Andrew 


CoiioUy  M.  F.  writer,  N.  P.  and  town  clerk 

for  Anstruther,  &c. 
Grei^:;  Andrew,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 
Rodger  John,  rope  maker 

Carriers,  Easter  Amtriiiher. 
Dundee,  John  Balfotfr  and  Henry  Ramsay, 

depjtrts  on  Tuesday  and  returns  on  Thurs. 
Edinburgh,   Ro')ert     Heggie,     departs  on 

Tuesday  and  returns  on  Friday, 

Coaches. 
From   Edinburgh,  the   Maggy  Lauder,  at 
'    two  in  the  afternoon  and  tea  in  themornicg' 


AUCHTERARDER 

Is  a  village  6  miles  E.  of  Muthil,  and  5  W.  of  Dunning,  extending  nearly  a  mile  in 
length.  It  once  enjoyed  the  privilege  of  a  royal  burgh.  About  a  cpiarter  of  a  mile  to  the 
»orth-west  are  the  ruins  of  an  old  castle,  said  to  have  been  a  hunting  seat  of  King  Malcolm 
Canmore.  The  fuel  here  is  very  scarce.  There  is  a  brewei7  and  a  dislillery,  and  three 
Mills  for  the  manufacture  of  paper,  on  the  river  to  the  east.  The  chief  trade  carried  on 
here,  is  the  weaving  of  cotton  goods  for  the  Glasgow  manufacUirers.  The  weekly  market 
is  held  on  Saturday.  There  are  five  fairs  in  Auchterarder,  the  1st.  called  the  March 
Market;  the  last  Tuesday  of  that  month.  The  2d  the  Lammas  Market;  the  Friday 
before  the  August  Falkirk -tryst.  The  M.  the  September  Market ;  the  Friday  before  the 
Fallvirk  September  tryst.  The  4lh.  the  Michaelmas  Market;  the  Friday  before  the 
Falkirk  Michaelmas  tryst ;  and  the  5th.  the  Winter  Market,  the  6th,  of  December. 
The  population  is  about  120O. 

Post-office.— Mrs.  Mary  Stewart,  Postmistress.— From  the  LoningToU,  a  postman 
arrives  at  half  past'one  o'clock  at  noon,  and  departs  at  7  o'clock  on  the  following  morning. 
From  the  Bridge  of  Earn,  at  half  past  4  o'clock  in  the  afternoon,  and  departs  at  7  o'clock 
in  the  evening. 


Banncrman  Andrew,  disliller,  TuUibardine 
Cairns  Thomas,  messenger  at  arms 
Campbell  John,  paper  manufacturer 
Clerk  Peter,  writer,  N.  P.  and  procurator 
Cooper  David,  maltster 
Drummond  James,  Esq.  M.  P.  StrathaUan 

Castle 
Drummond  James,  vinter  and  auctioneer 
Brummond  John,  tanner 
Dunn  Robert,  clothier 
Fenton  Thomas,  vintner 
Ferguson  Robert,  paper  manufacturer 
Ferguson  William,  haberdasher 
Henderson  John,  grocer 
Hutcheson  Patrick,  writer,  N,  P.  and  pro- 

cwrator 
Imrie  John,  grocer 
King,  Rev. John 
Kirkwood  William,  surgeon 
Maeler  Josiah,  brewer 
Maeler  Josiah  &  Co.  distillers 
Martin  Robert,  baker 
Blaul  James,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 
Miller  David,  joiner  and  builder 


Morrison  James,  tanner 

Murray  Gregor,  paper  manufiicturcr 

Murray  William,  messenger  at  arms 

Philips  .'ames,  Star  inn 

Pringle,  Rev,  William 

Sharp  William,  writer,  N.  P.  &  procuratoy'i 

Smith  James,  vinlner 

Sniitton  Robert,  clothier  and  haberdasher- 

Smitton  William,  tailor 

Stewart,  Rev.  Charles 

Stewart  Thomas,  watch  and  clock-maker 

Syme  William,  clothier  &  haberdasher 

Thomson  John,  baker 

Tran  Thomas,  grocer  &  hardware  dealer 

Wedderspoon  Andrew,  surgeon 

Carriers. 
To  Glasgow,  John  Gibb  and  John  Lawso^ 

departs  on  Tues.  and  returns  on  Sat. 
Stirling,    William    Sharp    departs    eve| 

Thursday  and  returns  on  Friday.  ' 

Perth,    Willam    Fenton    and     Alexande'PS?! 
France,  depart  every  Tues.  and   Fri.   and, 

returns  the  same  days. 


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AUCHTERMUCHTY 

Js  a  town  situated  at  the  foot  of  the  Ochil  hills,  in  the  county  of  Fife.  It  lies  18  miles 
N.  from  Kinghorn,  2§  from  Falkland,  9^  W.  from  Cupar,  and  5  from  iNewburgh. 
James  IV.  constituted  the  town  a  royal  burgh ;  all  the  pri%'ileges  of  which  it  still  retains, 
except  that  of  sending  a  member  to  Parliament.  The  town  is  governed  by  two  bailies, 
a  treasurer  and  15  counsellors.  A  considerable  quantity  of  brown  linens  and  silesiai  are 
manufactured  here.  There  are  four  annual'fairs,  1st.  Tuesday  of  April,  13th,  of  Jul)', 
21st.  of  August,  and  1st.  Tuesday  of  November.  There  are  about  468  weavers'  looms 
in  tbe  town. 


Post  Office. — James  Laing,  Postmaster.— From  Kinross,  a  postboy  arrives  at  o;\e 
o'clock  at  noon,  and  departs  at  three  o'clock  in  the  morning.  From  St.  Andrews  by 
Cupar  Fife,  a  postman  arrives  at  two  o'clock  in  the  morning,  and  dcpai'ts  at  one  o'clock 
at  noon  the  following  day.  From  Falkland  at  seven  o'clock  in  the  evening,  and  departs 
at  one  o'clock  at  noon. 


Adamson  Thomas,  manufacturer 

Ballingall  Thomas,  baker 

Beveridge  John,  wheelwright 

Beveridge  William,  builder 

Birrel  Andrew,  baker 

Bonar  James,  surgeon 

Cleland  Wm.  linen  and  woolleu  draper 

Dingwall  Walter,  saddler 

Duncan  Colin,  baker 

Forsyath  James,  baker 

Forsyath  John,  laaker 

Forsyath  Thomas,  brenrer 

Gilmer  Robert  and  Co.  grocers 

Henderson  Mrs.  Isabella,  innkeeper 

Marshall  William,  grocer 

Nisbet  Andrew,  grocer 

Paton  James,  agent 

Stark  Mrs.  Helen,  brewer 


Stark  William,  linen  and  woollen  draper 

Stephens  Andrew,  gi-ocer 

Storar  Michael,  spirit  dealer 

Taylor  Patrick,  general  merchant 

Walker  Archibald,  writer,  N.  P.  procurator, 

•ind  agent  for  the  Keith  Bank 
Whyatt  Andrew,  surgeon 
Wilson  Robert,  grocer 

Carriers, 
To  Cupar  Fife,  John  Walker,  departs  on 

Wed.  and  Sat.  and  returns  the  same  days. 
Edinburgh,     V&vid    Fowler,    departs    on 

Wed.  and  returns  on  Friday. 
Kircaldy,  John  Dawson,   departs  on  Sat. 

and  returns  the  same  day. 
Perth,  James   Carnegie    &  Andrew  Scott, 

depart  on  Tuesday  and  Wed.  and  retura 

the  same  days. 


BANFF, 

The  capital  of  the  county,  situated  in  Imig.  2°  25"  W.  and  lat.  5T*  39''  N.  is  plea- 
santly seated  on  the  south  side  of  a  hill,  at  the  moutli  of  the  river  Deveron.  It  ha$ 
several  streets,  the  principal  one  (in  which  is  the  Town  House,  ornamented  with  a  spire) 
is  very  handsome,  this  place  was  erecced  into  a  Borough  by  a  charter  from  Robert  IJ. 
dated  October  7th  13T2,  endowing  it  with  the  same  privileges,  and  putting  it  on  the  same 
footing  with  the  bui-gh  of  Aberdeen,  but  tradition  says,  it  was  founded  in  the  reign  of 
Maleolm  III.  The  harbour  is  dangerous  when  the  north  wind  blows  strong,  and  is  often 
almost  choaked  up  with  sands  which  are  continually  shifting  in  great  storms ;  the  pier  is 
therefore  placed  on  the  outside,  and  defended  by  a  battery.  Manufactories  of  stockings,  thread 
and  cotton,  are  carried  on  to  a  considerable  extent;  andgreatquantitiesofsalmon  are  annually 
exported.  About  Troophead  some  kelp  is  made,  and  the  adventurers  pay  the  Lord  of  the 
Manor  ^50  yearly  for  the  liberty  of  collecting  the  materials  Here  was  an  ancient  castle, 
which  was  a  place  of  strength,  and  occasionally  a  royal  palace,  which  in  the  absence  of  the 
King  was  committed  to  the  care  of  a  sheriff  or  constable  ;  part  of  the  ancient  wall  is  yet 
entire,  and  the  remains  of  the  moat  and  entrenchments  are  visible,  but  it  is  now  a  modern 
palace,  and  in  it  are  some  good  paintings,  it  belongs  to  the  Earl  of  Findlater.  Near  the 
town  is  a  most  magnificent  seat,  lately  Iniilt  by  the  Earl  of  Fife ;  it  lies  in  a  beautiful  plain 
washed  by  the  Deveron,  the  woody  banks  of  which  on  tbe  opposite  side,  aflbrd  a  delightful 
contriist  to  the  vale  beneath:  the  park  and  surrounding  plantations  measure  14  miles  in 
circumference.  The  parish  is  about  6  miles  in  length  and  2  in  breadth,  the  surfeice  is 
beautifully  diversified,  the  soil  in  general  good,  and  the  sea  coast  is  bold  and  rocky.  This 
burgh  and  parish  contain  a  population  of  near  4000  inhabitants.  Banff  has  four  feirs,  Jaa 
7th.  the  1st  Tuesday  of  February,  third  Tueday  in  May,  O.  S.  and  the  3d  Tuesday  of  De- 
cember, O.  S.     Market  day  Friday. 


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BANFF. 


Towns. 
Aberdeen 
Fochabers 
Inverness 


John  Frazer,  Post  Master.— Office,  Castle-st. 
Postage.  Arrives 

Td.  12  o'clock  noon 

6 


Miles 
45 
25 
»0 


2  o'clock  morn 
2  o'clock  morn 


Departs 
2  o'clock  morn, 
12  o'clock  noon 
12  o'clock  noon 


Academies. 

Banff  Academy,  Market-place 
Cruickshank  John,  rector 
Duff,  Rev.  William,  English  master 
Simpson  James,  teacher  of  arithmetic 
Forbes,   Rev.  John,    (Italian  and  French) 

Seatown 
Tocher  Alexander,  Macduff 
Architects. 
Shand  James,  Macduff 
Smith  John,  Low-st. 

Bakers. 
Allan  Alexander,  Bridge-st. 
Gray  James,  Gallowhill-st. 
Henderson  Charles,  Low-st, 

Bunks. 
Aberdeen  Banking  Co.    John  and  Georjfe 

Imlach,  agents,  Low-st.  draw  on  Sir  W. 

Forbes  &  Co.Edinburgb,  and  on  Sir  Peter 

Pole  &  Co.  London. 
Commercial    Banking    Co.  of     Scotland, 

HughCross,  agent,  High-shore-st.Atidrew 

M'Ewen  accountant,  draw  on  themselves 

in    Edinbnrgh,    and   on    Jones,    Lloyd, 

and  Co.  London. 

Booksellers  Sf  Statio7iers. 
Davidson  Jamiis,     (&  letterpress  printer) 

Bridge-st. 
Imlach  James  and  George,  Low-st. 
Boot  and  Shoe  Makers, 
Allan  William,  and  Co.  High-st. 
Anderson  Alexander,  Water-path 
Clayton  John,  High-st. 
Elder  Adam,  Bridge-st. 
Shand  Robert,  Gallowhill-st. 

Brewer. 
Bartlett  William,  Seatown 
Coopers. 
Adamson  Henry,  White-hills 
Anderson  Robert,  Low-sliore 
Anderson  George,  Back-st. 
Bartlett  William,  Seatown 
Biggar  Walter  and  Co.  Macduff 
Farquharsou  Daniel,  Macdufi' 
GJennie  Alexander,  Seatown 
Glennie  William,  Back-path 
Harper  Alexander,  Low-st. 
Hossack  Alexander,  Seatown 
Innes  Thomas,  Harbour 
Lemmon  George,  High-shove 
LyalJames,  Macduff 
L.yal  George,  Macduff 
Mackay  James  Duff,  Seatown 
M'Ronald  Alexander,  Shore 
Murray,  Alexander,  White-hills 
Paris  James,  and  Co,  Macduff 
Paterson  James,  Bridge-st. 
Strachan  William,  Seatown 
Watson  James,  High-st. 


JVhite  Joseph,  Low-st.   ■ 
Wilson  James  and  Co.  Macduff 
Wright  Alexander,  Seatown 
Druggists, 
Bruce  John,  Bridge-st. 
Davidson  James  H.  High-st. 
LeaskJohn,  Macduff 
Simpson  John,  Macduff 
White  John  and  Joseph,  Low-st. 

Fish  Curers. 
Adamson  Henry,  White-hills 
Bartlett  William,  Seatown 
Biggar  Walter  and  Co.  Macduff 
Farquharsoii  Daniel,  Macduff 
Fletcher  Charles,  Castle-st. 
Glennie  Alexander,  Seatown 
Glennie  William,  Back-path 
Harper  Alexander,  Low-st. 
Henry  David,  High-st. 
Innes  Thomas,  Harbour 
Lemmon  George,  High-shore 
Lyal  James,  Macduff 
Lyal  George,  Maduff 
Mackay  James  Duff.  Seatown 
M'Killigin  James,  Seatown 
M'Ronald  Alexander,  Shore 
Murray  Alexander,  White-hills 
Paris  James  and  Co.  Macduff 
Paterson  James,  Bridge-st. 
Paterson  Alexander,  Macduff 
Strachan  William,  Seatown 
Watson  James,  High-st. 
Watson  William,  Castle-st. 
Watson  Alexander,  White-hills 
White  Joseph,  Low-st. 
Wilson  James  &  Co  Macduff 
Wright  Alexander,  Seatown 
Gilbert   Manson,    inspector    of     fisheries, 
Seatown 

Flax  Dressers. 
Colville  William,  Gallowhill-st. 
Leslie  John,  High-st. 

Grocers. 
Alexander  George,  Carme!ite-st. 
Anderson  William,  Macduil* 
Chalmers  John  &  Co.  Castle-st. 
Farquharson  Daniel,  Macduff 
Fletcher  Charles,  Castle-st. 
Gow  Alexander,  Carmelite-st. 
Harden  John,  Macduff 
Johnson  James,  Seatown 
Laing  John,  High-st. 
Laird  James,  Sandyhill 
Laurence  John,  Macduff 
Lumsden  Helen,  High-st. 
Paterson  James,  High-st. 
Paterson  Alexander,  Macduff 
Paterson  James,  jun.  Bridge-st. 
Paul  Alexander,  High-st. 
Peterkiu  William,  Macduff 


BANFF. 


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Ross  John,  Macduff 
Simpson  James,  Sti-aight-path 
Smitli  George,  Bridge-st. 
Weir  Robert,  High-st. 
Wright  Thomas,  Low-st. 
Wright  John,  RIarket-place 

Hotels. 
Granfs  Hotel,  Peter  Grant,  Low-st. 
Royal  Oak,  James  Allan,  Bridge-st. 

Ironmongers. 
Harper  Alexander,  Low-st. 
Milne  Alexander,  Low-st. 

Linen  4"  fVooIlen  Drapers. 
Anderson  George,  Macduff 
M'Namee  Charles,  Bridge-st. 
Morrisun  Andrew,  Low-et. 
Ross  James,  Low-st. 
Watt  John  &  Co.  Low-st, 
Watson  James,  High-st. 
Webster  James,  Carmelite-st. 
Wilson  and  Lillie,  Low-st 

Manufacturers. 
Brown  James,  Gallowhill-st. 
Brown  William,  (and  linen  stamp  master) 

Wright's-close. 

Merchants. 
Alexander  Alexander,  [Corn)  Macduff 
Biggar  Walter  &  Co. 
Cheyne  Alexander,  (corn)  Macduff 
Dunbar  George,  (corn)  Macduff 
M'Killigin  &  Robertson,  High-st. 
Rainey  John  (timber)  Macduff 
Robinson  George  &  Co.  Gallowhill-st. 

Painters. 
Richardson  Jbhn  &  Co.  Back-path 

Physicians. 
Milne  Garden,  Seatowa 
Smith  James,  High-st. 
Watson  William,  Castle-st. 
Williamson  James,  Seatowa 

Saddlers,  &c. 
Leggat  James,  Low-st. 
Ogilvie  John,  Low-st. 
Sim  John,  Bridge-st. 

Shipping  Companies. 
London  Shipping   Co.   to    Hoare's   wharf, 

London,  M'Killigin  &  Robertson,  owners 

LeTth'^^"  \  ^^'^^^^^^^  Mackay,  agent 

Ship  Owners. 
Andrews  Thomas 
Chalmers  Alexander 
Chalmers  James 
Lyal  James,  Macduff 
MaCkay  Alexander 
M'Killigin  &  Robertson 
Milne  John,  Macduff 
Paterson  James,  sen. 
Paterson  James,  Macduff 
Simpson  Peter 
Smith  John 
Watson  Duff,  Macduff 
White  Joha  &  Joseph 
Wilson  Thomas 
WilsoH  John  , 


Wilson  William,  Macduff 
Wilson  James,  Macduff 
Wright  James 

Tin-plate  Workers. 

Leith  Peter,  Bridge-st. 
Milne  Andrew,  Low-st. 

Vintners. 
Bay  Horse,  William  Glennie,  Back-patli 
Bay  Horse,  George  Gellan,  Old-st. 
Earl  of    Fife's  Arms,    Robert    Mathisou, 

Macduff 
Red  Lion,  George  Cowie,  Straight-path 
St.     Andrew's    Lodge,     Charles    Whyte, 

Market-place 
Ship,  John  Aitken,  Gallowhill-st. 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers, 
Duncan  George,  Bridge-st. 
Leask  Jatnes,  Macduff 
Paterson  James,  sen,  High-st. 
Sim  James,  Brid^e-st. 

Wheehvrights, 
Duffes  George,  Low-shore 
Johnston  William,  Sandyhill 

Wrights. 
Dawson  Charles,  High-st. 
Grigor  Andrew,  Sandyhill 
Smith  James,  Seatown 
Stevenson  William,  Low-shore 
Stevenson  James,  Carmelite-st. 

Writers. 
N.  B.  Those  marked  thus  f  are  also  No* 

taries  Public, 
t  Brands  James,  Tanneria 
f  Cameron  Peter,  Low-st. 
tCliristie  James,  High-st 
Dawson  George,  Low-st. 
+  Horn  James,  Macduff 
tJamieson  Thomas,  Abercromby,  High-st. 
Robertson  Levvis,  Gellemill 
fSmith  John,  Low-st. 
fYoung  Archibald,  Market-place 

MISCELLANEOUS. 
Bruce  Rev.  Alexander,  High-st. 
Carnv  Alexander,  rope  aud  twine  maker, 

Macduff 
Chalmers  Alex.  &  Co.  tallow-chandlers,  &c. 

Seatown 
Cruickshank  Rev.  James,  Reid-st. 
Elder  George,  jeweller,  Low-st. 
Gibb  Rev.  Joseph,  Seatown 
Gordon  Rev,  Abercromby,  High-shore 
Gordon  William,  spiritdealer,  High-st. 
Henry  David,  hatter,  High-st. 
Johnston  Jas.  ^'  Wm.  turners,  Sandyhill 
Keith  John,  dentist,  Bridge-st. 
Lemmon  George,  tobacconist,  High-shore 
M'Queen  John,  Silversmith,  Bridge-st. 
Redford  John,  leather  dealer,  &c.  Macduff 
Rpid  William,  seedsman,  High-st. 
Riddock  Wm.  wine,  &c.  dealer,  Bridge-st. 
Shepherd  Robert,  brazier,  Low-st. 
Thomson  Alex.Messenger-at-arms,  Low-st, 
Walker  Will iam,  ship-builder,  Seatowa 
Wallace  John,  skinner,  Back-st. 
Wilson  Rev,  Thomas,  sea,  Macduff 


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BANFF. 


Wilson  Rev.  Thos.  juu.  Macduff 

Wright  Jas.  eartlieiTware  dealer,  Carmelite-st 

Ctistom-house  Officers. 

Jolin  Jeffryes,  collector 
James  Farquhar,  compti'oller 
William  Thomas  Jei^rryes,  clerk 
JameS  Nicol,  surveyor  and  landwaiter 
Alexander  Mackay,  shore  master 

Coaches. 

From  the  Royal  Oak,  Bridge-st.  the  Royal 
Mail  to  Portsoy,  Elgin,  Inverness,  and 
TTvurso,  every  day  at  tjuarter  past  twelve 
o'clock  at  noon  to  Tanijf-',  0/d  MeUrum, 
Aberdeen,  Dundee,  Perth,  &  Edinburgh, 
every  mornina;  at  a  quarter  past  2  o'clock. 

The  Earl  of  Fife,  every  lawful  day  at  half 
past  6  o'clock  in  the  morning,  and  returns 
same  evening  at  half  past  9  o'clock 


The  Diligence  to  Huntley,  every  Mosday, 
Wednesday,  and  Friday,  at  9  o'clock  in 
the  morning  during  winter,  and  in  the 
summer  every  lawful  day,  at  3  o'clock 
in  the  afternoon. 

From  Grant's  Hotel,  Low-st.  A  Diligence 
to  Keith  every  lawful  day  at  half  past 
3  o'clock  in  the  afternoon. 

Carriers, 

From  the  Ship,  Gallowbill-st.  to  Keith, 
Aberhwer ,  Grantown,  &(c,  every  Wed- 
nesday ;  to  Elgin,  Portsoy,  CuUtn,  Fe- 
chftbers,  Hcc  everdy  Friday. 

William  Meldrum,  Bridge- st.  to  Aberdeen 
every  Tuesday ;  to  Cullen,  Portsoy, 
Elgin,  &(  Inverness,  every  Thursday. 


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BANNOCKBURN 


I 


S  a  village  about  two  miles   south   east  of  Stirling,  inconsiderable  in  itself,  but  ever 

famous  for^'ttie  battle  fought  there  on  Monday,  the  24th  of  June,  1314,  between  the 
English  and  Scots,  the  former  led  on  by  Edward  II.  and  the  latter  by  Robert  Bruce. 
This  battle  was  certainly  one  of  the  greatest  ever  fought  between  these  two  nations, 
whether  we  regard  the  number  oi-  the  skill  and  valour  of  the  combatants.  The  English 
army  consisted  of  more  thnn  100,000  men,  while  the  gallant  Bruce  had  only  30,000. 
The  fate  and  principsl  events  of  the  battle  are  too  well  known  to  require  repetition.  The 
English  army  was  completely  overthrown,  the  greatest  part  of  their  nobility  slain  or 
taken  prisoners,  and  Edward  himself  after  being  long  pursued  by  Douglas,  escaped  in  a 
fishing  boat  to  Berwick.  The  tartan  and  carpet  manufacture  is  carried  on  here  to  a  con- 
siderable extent:  that  indeed  is  the  principal  trade  of  the  village.  There  are  two  fairs 
in  Bannockburn,  the  first  is  held  the  2nd  Tuesday  of  June,  O.  S.  and  6he  2nd  styled 
Bannockburnmuir  fair  is  held  on  the  last  Tuesday  of  October.  Bannockburn  being  so 
near  Stirling  has  no  post  office.    The  population  is  about  4  or  500. 


Clark  John,  vintner 

Forfar  Js.   sen.  tartan  and  carpet  manufac. 
Forfar  James,  jun.  tartan  &  carpet  manufac. 
Paterson  Alexander  &  Sons,  tartan  &  carpet 
manufacturers 


Rae  John,  baker 
Smart  Archibald  &  Sou,  tanners 
Wilson  Jn.&  Wm.tartaa  &  carpet  manufac. 
Wilson  William  and   Son,  tartan  and  car- 
pet manufacturers 


BATHGATE 


I 


^S  a  town  in  the  county  of  Linlithgow,  18  miles  west  of  Edinburgh,  24  east  of  Glasgow, 
and  6  south  of  Linlithgow.  The  great  road  between  Edinburgh  and  Glasgow,  passes 
throuo-h  it.  The  town  and  surrounding  district  is  a  very  ancient  sheriffdom  and  burgh  of 
reo-ality,  in  which  capacity  it  is  siiid  to  have  sent  members  to  the  Scottish  Parliament,  and 
there  is  a  tradition  that  it  was  one  of  a  number  of  represented  Burgh  towns  that  joined 
in  a  petition  to  that  ancient  national  assembly  to  be  relieved  of  the  burden  of  sending  and 
paying  a  member.  In  the  last  charter  of  confirmation  by  the  crown,  in  favour  of  Alexander 
Marjoribankof  Marjoribanks,  it  is  described  as  "  the  borough  and  town  of  Bathgate,^' 
Of  late  years  it  has  greatly  increased,  principally  owing  to  a  branch  of  the  Glasgow 
Cotton  Manufacture  being  established  there,  and  to  the  extensive  coal  and  lime  works 
carried  on  in  the  immediate  neighbourhood.  Bathgate  is  a  very  healthy  place,  has  a  fine 
southern  exposure,  and  is  seen  at  a  considerable  distance  from  the  west  and  south.  The 
streets  are  paved,  the  houses  well  built  and  plentifully  supplied  with  water,  and  the  town 
upon  the  whole  has  a  light  and  pleasant  appearance.  The  police  of  the  town  is  vested 
in  a  Baillie  appointed  by  the  superior  ;  and  the  management  of  the  streets  and  other 
public  atfairs  is  confided  to  a  couneil  of  five  of  the  feuars,  chosen  yearly  by  the  inhabi- 
tants.   It  is  the  seat  of  the  Justice  of  Peace  and  Lieutenancy  Courts  of  the  southern 


BATHGATE. 


3n5 


district  of  the  county.  The  Procurators  in  tlie  town  attend  tlie  Sheriff  and  other  courts 
at  Linlithgow,  Besides  the  Established  Cliurch  there  are  corigregatious  of  the  Burgers 
and  Antibilrsrers  (recently  united),  and  a  Relief  Chapel.  Thisi  last  is  a  modern  and  ele- 
srantly  finished  building.  The  Parish  School-house  lately  erected  by  tiie_  Heritors,  yields 
to  none  in  the  countv.  A  handsome  endowment  (now  amounting  to  ^[(i.OOO)  was  some 
years  a£io  bequeathed  t;)  tlie  town  and  parish  by  John  Newland,  Esq.  of  Jamaica,  a 
native  of  Bathoato,  for  the  erection  and  support  of  an  Academy  for  the  instruction  of 
"  the  5-outh  of  tiie  parish,"  in  the  useful  and  learned  branches  of  education.  It  is 
es-pected  that  the  building  will  commence  next  summer.  In  the  mean  time  all  who  choose 
to  apply  are  tauirlit  gratis,  the  school  fees  being  paid  from  the  funds,  at  the  disposal  pi 
Mr.  Ncwlands,  Trustees,  The  town  can  boast  of  few  antiquities.  The  only  one  of  note 
is  the  remains  of  tlie  foundation  of  a  Castle,  a  little  to  Lho  east  of  the  town,  it  belonged 
to  Kincr"  Robert  Bnice.  This  with  the  town  and  surrounding  lands  were  given  with  his 
daushter  as  her  dowry  on  her  marriage  to  Walter  the  Great,  Steward  of  Scotland. 
From  tliese  illustrious  persons  the  family  of  Stuart,  which  so  long  swayed  the  sceptres 
of  Scotland  and  Eni-huid  is  lineally  disrended.  The  population  of  the  town  is  about 
30G0,  The  Market-day  is  Wednesday;  the  market  for  grain  is  held  in  Jarvey-street, 
There  are  seven  fairs  for  cattle  of  all  kincU— the  Cattle  Markets  are  held  on  a  common, 
a  little  to  the  west  of  the  town  ;  thev  nre  kept  on  Wednesdays  ;  the  ordinary  market-day, 
viz  3rd  Wednesday  of  April,  1st  \\'ednesday  after  the  term  of  Whitsunday,  O.  S.,  4th 
Wednesday  of  June,  3rd  Wednesday  of  July,  3rd  Wednesday  of  August,  4th  Wednesday 
of  October,  1st  Wednesday  after  Martimnas,  O.  S.  Of  these  the  Whitsuntide  and  Mar- 
tinmas are  the  chief. 


Post  Office,  Hopetoiin-street. — John  Jameson,  Post  Master. — A  Postman  arrives  from 
Whitburn  every  lawful  day  at  half  past  one  in  the  afternoon,  and  departs  for  the  same 
place  at  nine  in  the  morning. 


Anderson  J»  W.  grocer  &   woollen  draper, 

Main-sireet 
Anderson  John,  tailor,  Jarvey-st. 
A~nld  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker,    Hope- 

toun-street 
Bowie  Mrs.  Margaret,  stabler,  Main-st. 
Brash  Wm.  grocer,  Main-st. 
Bryson  Alexander,  baker,  Hopetoun-st, 
Corbet  James,    Esq.    surgeon,    R.   N.  and 
-  '  Justice  of  the  Peace,  Jarvey-st, 
Dawson  Joseph,  surgeon,  North-st. 
Dick  John,  grocer  &  linen  &  uoollen draper, 

Jarvey-street 
Dick  Thomas,    writer,   notary  public   and 

procurator  Fiscal,  Hopetoun-st. 
DickWm.  grocer,  Hopetoun-st. 
Dickson  John,  spirit  dealer,  Main-st. 
Donaldson  John,  tailor,  Jarvey-st, 
Ferguson  James,   grocer  &  linen  &  woollen 
draper,  and  agent  for  James  Williamson, 
Kevock-mill  bleachfield  ;  and  for  Skene  & 
Morison  cotton  manufacturers,   Glasgow, 
Hopetoun-st. 
Fife  Rev.  Wm.  Baillie-st. 
Finlay  Alexander,  baker,  Hopetoun-st. 
Finlay    John,    grocer    and    spirit   dealer, 

Hopetoun-st. 
Forbes  &  Angus,  haberdashers,  Hopetoun-st 
Forrest  Jn.  grocer  &  spirit  dealer, Bridge-st. 
Forrester  Alexander,  ironmonger,  Main-st. 
Forrester   Wm.    vintner  (and  coach  office) 

Bridge-st. 
Gardner  James,  grocer  and  linen  &  woollen 

draper,  High-st. 
Hutton  John,  saddler,  Engine-st. 
Jameson  John,  linen   &   woollen    draper, 

Hopetoun-st. 
Jardine   John,    watch    and    clock   maker, 
Hopetoun-st. 
46 


Jeffr.^y  John,  saddler,  Engine-st. 
Jeffrey  Robert,  dyer,  Engjne-st.  _ 
Johnston  John,   grocer   and  spirit   dealer, 

and  agent  for  the  North  British  fire  office, 

Jarvey-street 
Johnston  Thomas,    writer,   notary  public, 

and  messenger,  Jarvey-st. 
Law  Wm.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  Jarvey-st, 
M'A  dam  Walter,  watch  and   clock  maker, 

Hopetoun-st. 
M' Martin  Daniel,  vititner,  Jarvey-st. 
M'Nee    Mrs.     Ann,    earthenware    dealer. 

Main-street 
Miller  David,  watch  &  clock  maker, Main-st 
Morison  Rev.  Robert,  CoUege-st. 
Pearson   Joseph,    vintner  and   messenger, 

Engiue-st. 
Ramsay  Andrew,  vintner,  Engine-st. 
Robertson  Henry,   plough  and  cart  maker. 

Engine-street 
Robertson  John,  plough  and  cart  maker, 

Hopetoun-st. 
Russel  David,    saddler,  Engine-st.   • 
Simpson  David,  haker,  Main-st, 
Simpson  John,  writer,  Main-st, 
Smith  Captain  Archibald,  Maia-st. 
Smith  John,  Avriter,  Maiu-st. 
Thornton  Alexander,    writer,   notary  public 

and  messenger,  Jarvey-st. 
Walker  Peter,  grocer,  Jarvey-st. 
Walker  Thos.  linen  and  woollen   draper, 

Jarvey-street 
Wallace  James,  tallow  chandler,  Main-st. 
Wardrobe  John,  depute  justice  of  the  peace, 

clerk,  Baillie-st. 
Wardrobe    Wm.    Esq.     (of    Blackfaulds) 

writer,  notary  public  and  one  of  his  Ma- 
jesties Justices  of  thepeace  for  the  county 

of  Linlithgow,  Baillic-st. 


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BITHGATE. 


Weir  James,  anrpfeon,  Hi{rh>tt. 
Young  Wm.  brewer,  Main-st. 

Coaches, 

Six  Btag'C  coaches  pass  throufrb  Bathgate 
every  lawful  day,  three  from  Edinbvrgh 
and  three  from  Glasgow.  Those  from 
Edinburgh  pass  at  half  past  eleven  in  the 
fofenoon,  half  past  two  in  the  afternoon, 
and  half  past  six  in  the  evening.  Those 
from  Glasgow  pass  at  half  past  twelve  in 
the  forenoon,  half  past  three  in  the  after- 
noon, and  half  past  seven  in  the  evening. 


Carriers. 
Edinburgh,  James  Brash,  Main-st.  departs 

Thursday,  arrives  Saturday 
Edinburgh,  James  Gillies,  Main-st.dcparts 

Monday,  arrivefi  Wednesday 
Edinburgh,  John  Chapman,    Bridge-street, 

departs  Monday  arrives  Wednesday 
Borrowstownesf,  John  Antoney,   Bridge-st. 

departs  Saturday,  arrives  Saturday 
Glasgow,  James  Hugh,   Rridge-st.   departs 

Thursday,  arrives  Saturday 
Airdrie,  John  Chapman,  Bridge-st.  depart* 

Thursday,  arrives  Thursday 


BEITH. 

J^.  Small  market,  and  post  town  in  Ayrshire,  is  situated  on  an  eminence,  at  the  distance 
of  If  miles  from  the  fine  Loch  of  Kilburnie,  of  the  whole  of  which,  and  of  charmingly 
diversified.country,  it  commands  an  excellent  prospect.  The  town  of  Beith  is  as  well 
known  for'^he  manufacture  of  thread,  cotton  and  silk  goods,  as  the  surrounding  country 
is  for  the  production  of  the  celebrated  Dunlop  cheese  ;  it  is  calculated  that  there  are  at 
present  about  340  looms  employed  in  the  fabrication  of  cottons,  and  about  fiO  in  that  of 
silk,  principally  for  the  Glasgow  and  Paisley  markets  A  few  years  since  a  very  hand- 
some.Church  of  the  establishment,  with  a  spire,  was  erected  in  the  most  elevated  part  of 
the  town.  The  other  places  of  public  worship  are  one  of  Antiburgher,  one  of  relief, 
and  a  meeting  house  far  Methodists.  Beith  is  distant  from  Glasgow  about  20  miles  ;  li 
from  Paisley;  3  from  Johnstone ;  5  from  Dairy  and  8  from  Stewarton,  The  government 
of  the  town  is  vested  in  a  number  of  magistrates,  who  meet  monthly  in  the  town  house, 
which  contains  a  Justice  Court,  and  Lock-up,  or  minor  Gaol.  The  business  of  the 
Excise  and  Tax  Offices,  is  transacted  at  the  principal  inn  periodically.  At  GifFcn,  a 
short  distance  from  the  town,  is  the  ruin  of  an  ancient  castle ;  there  is  also  another  at 
Hazlewood.  Here  is  a  good  parish  school,  and  a  number  of  others.  A  Coffee  and  News 
Hoom,  and  a  Public  Library.  The  river  Garnock  runs  about  1|  miles  from  the  town.— 
There  is  also  a  Spa  near  Mnre-house,  at  a  distance  of  2  miles.  The  parish  of  Beith  ex-« 
tends  about  6  miles  in  length,  and  about  4  in  breadth.  Its  mineral  productions  are  coal, 
iron  and  limestone.  A  quarry  of  marble  was  recently  discovered  at  Broadstone  ;  the 
property  of  John  Shedden,  Esq. ;  it  is  now  wrought  with  success,  the  marble  being  sus- 
ceptible of  a  very  high  polish,  which  being  attained,  it  presents  a  striking  resemblance  of 
the  finest  Derbyshire. 

The  line  of  the  intended  Ardrnssan  Canal,  will  pass  about  one  mile  to  the  N.  W.  of  the 
town,  and  with  much  reason  is  anticipated  to  confer  great  benefit  to  this  fertile  district  of 
country.  The  town  house  of  Beith  is  desei-ving  separate  notice  ;  it  was  bult  by  subscrip- 
tion in  1817  ;  theproduct  of  the  rents  of  shops  in  the  lower  part,  are  appropriated  to  the  pur- 
poses of  public  benefit ;  the  upper  part  contains  a  Court  of  Justice,  and  other  Offices  ; 
the  whole  being  under  the  charge  of  a  committee,  ehosen  annually.  W.  Wilson,  Esq. 
of  Crummoch,  who  subscribed  liberally  to  its  erection,  is  preses  of  the  committee. 
Beith  has  a  number  of  friendly  societies,  among  which  the  one  denominated.  *'  The 
Ladies  Benevolent  Society,"  is  particularly  worthy  of  commendation.  The  population  is 
considered  to  be  about  3000.  The  Market  is  held  on  Friday,  and  the  Fairs  are  held  on 
the  first  Friday  in  Jan.  and  Feb.  O.  S.  and  on  the  30th  of  August.  A  considerable  num- 
ber of  horses  are  presented  for  sale  on  the  market  day's,  during  the  winter  months. 


Post  Ofliee,  Main-street.—- Post  Mistress,  Mary  Kerr, 

Departure, 
ftmorng. 
6mg. 
6mg, 
5mg, 
5mg. 
6m  2^. 
No  arrival  on  Wednesday. 


Towns 

Postage. 

Edinburgh 

8§rf 

Glasgow 

5| 

Paisley 

4 

Dairy 

2 

Saltc  ats 

4 

Johnstone 

4 

Distance 

Arrival. 

64 

3aft. 

20 

3aft. 

111 

3aft. 

5 

5mg. 

12 

5mg. 

8 

3aft. 

BEITH. 


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Allan  Rt.  viotner,  NewtowD 
Anderson  Thoi.  chandller  &  grocer,  Head-st. 
Anderson  J.  &  R.  haberdaihers,  &c.  Whang- 
bead 
Anderson  Darid,    cattou  agent   (to  Scott, 

Glasgow)  Newtown 
Barr  John,  writer,  Wang-street 
Barr  Rt  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  Main-st. 
Barr  Rol^rt,  Wright,  M  tin-street 
Barr  John,  cooper,  Head-street 
Bicket  H.  grocer  &  shoe  dealer,  Main-st, 
Biggart  David,  stocking  manufac.  Main-st. 
Borland  John,  grocer  &  \'intner,  New-st. 
Bow  Wm.  copper  &  tin  smith,  New-st. 
Brisbane  Margaret,  grocer  &  spirit  dealer, 

Main-street 
Brown  Hugh,  Esq.  Justice  of  Peace,  and 

thread  manufac.  Brae-he^id 
<)alderwood  John,  saddler,  Main-st. 
Calderwood  John,  jun  saddler,  Main-st. 
Caldwell  John,  tannef,  Bunns-wynd 
C'lar    Andrew,  haberdasher,  &c.  Whang-st. 
Commercial    Banking    Co.    of     Scotland, 
(Branch  of]  on  J.mes,  Loyd,  &  Co.  Lon- 
don, and  on  the  House  in   Edinburgh, 
agent,  Rt.  Faulds,  Brae-bead 
Crwg  Andrew,  flax  dresser.  Main-street 
Crawford  &  King,  linen  and  cotton  thread 

manufac.  Whang-street 
Crawford  Hugh,  thread  manufac.  Wbang-st. 
Crawford  ^as.  thread  manufac.  Whang-st. 
Crawford  Hugh,  grocer,  Main 
Crawferd  Wm.  shoemaker,  Main-st 
Crawford  Andrew,  shoemaker,  Whang-st. 
Crawford  Hugh,  shoemaker,  Main-st. 
Crawford  Bo.ston,  baker  &  grocer,  Maia-st. 
Davidson  Alexander,  confectioner,  Main-st. 
Dobie  J  as.  writer  Pro  Fiscal  of  the  district, 
and  agent  to  the  Edinburgh  Friendly  So- 
ciety, Strand-head 
Dobie  Walter,  currier,  Bunns-wynd 
Dobie  Wm.  plasterer,  near  Newtown 
Dunlop  Rt.  surgeon  &  thread  manufacturer, 

Newtown 
Dunlop  James,  baker,  Main-street 
Faulds  J.  &  Co.  thread  manufac.  Brae-head 
Faulds  Wm.  &.  Co.  thread  manufac. Newtown 
Fleming  Robert,  teacher,  Bunns-wynd 
Fulton  Andrew,  shoemaker,  Newtown 
Gardaer  Wm.  cooper,  Newtown 
Gardner  Da\nd,  teacher,  Srrand-head 
Gemmill  J.  bookseller  &  printer,  Whang-st. 
Gibson  Wm.  vintner,  Main-st, 
Gibson  Gaviu,  baker,  Main-st. 
Gibson  Huirb,  messenger,  Main-st. 
Gibson  Andrew,  watch  maker,  Main-st, 
Gibson  Wm.  grocer  &  vintner,  Maia-st. 
Gillan  D.-ivid,  teacher,  Main-st. 
Gillies  Rt.  baker.  Main-street 
Gillies  Wm.  grocer,  &  spirit  ilr.  Main-it. 
Guy  Wm.  sheriffs  officer,  Main-st. 
Houston  Rt.  Esq.  Mains  HumUton 
Hunter  John,  shoemaker.  Town-head 
Hunter  Andrew,  shoemaker,  Bunns-wynd 
Jamieson  Allan,  vintner,  VVhang-st. 
Jamieson  John,  jun.  haberdasher,  Main-st. 
JosepTi  Matthias,  drui^gist,  New-st. 
Kennedy  Wm.  vintner,  Wbang-st, 


Kerr  Robert,  flax-dresser,  Main-st. 

Kerr  George,  auctioneer,  Bunns-wynd 

Kerr  .las.  I'npn  &  woollen  draper,  Maiii-st. 

King  Wm  writer  &  accountant  to  the  Com- 
mercial Bank,  Brae-head 

King  Helen,  haberdasher,  &  thread  manu- 
facturer, Main-st. 

Kirkwood  Rt.  flax  dresser.  Main-st. 

Kirkwood  Wm.  smith,  Whang-st. 

Kirkwood  Andrew,  grocer,  &c.  Main-st. 

Lachlan  Ja».  wood-turner,  Whang-st. 

Lindsay  Wm.  grocer,  (&  cotton  agent  to 
M'Donnall  &  Dunn,  Paisley)  New-st. 

Logan  Francis,  surgeon.  Cross 

Love  Hugh,  shoemaker,  New-street 

Love  Hugh,  grocer  &  vintner,  Miiin-st. 

Love  Janet,  cottom  agent  (to  Smith  &  Co. 
Glasgow)  New-street 

Maitland  John,  watchmaker,  New-st. 

Mennons  Misses,  ladies  scbuol,  Head-st. 

Miller  William,  grocer,  Main-st. 

Miller  John,  (master  of  the  Parish  trchool, 
and  Sessions  Clerk, J  Brae-head 

Miller  Wm.  shoemaker,  Main-st. 

Miller  William,  vintner.  Whang-head 

Miller  William,  vintner  &  flesher,  Main-st. 

Montgomery  Rt.  Esq.  Justice  of  Peace, 
Bogston 

Montgomery  Jas.  baker,  Whang-st. 

Montgomery  Jas.  wright,  W  bang-st. 

Morris  Miss,  milliner,  New-street 

Munro  Alexander,  teacher.   Brae-head 

Mure  Wm.  Esq.  Justice  of  Peace,  (.alifwelt 

Paisley  Union  Bank,  (branch  of)   on  Sir  R.. 

C.  Glynn  &  Co.  London,    and  Sir  Wm, 

Forbes  &  Co.   Edinburgh,  a«eni,  Robert 

Spier, writer &ju8t.  of  peaceclerk,  Main-st. 

Pa'rick  Rt.  Esq.  Justice  of  Peace,  Haxle- 
head  &  Trearne 

Patrick  Jas.  dealer  in  linen  yarn,  New-st.  . 

Pettigrew  Gavin,  vintner,   Newton-burn 

Ramsay  Alexd.  haberdasher  &  thread  manu- 
facterer.  Cross 

Ramsay  Robert,  grocer,  Main-st. 

Reside  W.  joiner  &  cabinet-mkr.  Town-bead 

Richmond  Alexander,  surgeon,  .Main-st. 

Riflrg  Benjamin,  wood  turner,   Main-st. 

Roliertson  John,  grocer  &  vintner,  New-st. 

Roger  Rt  joiner  &  cart-maker,  Whang-st. 

Ross  John,  Saracens  head  inn,  Whang-st. 

Shedden  J.  Esq.  Juit.  nf  Peace,  Morris-hill 

Shcdden  John,  grocer  &  vintner,  Cross 

Shedden  Rt.  grorer.   Main  st. 

Speir  &  Love,  linen  8s  woollen  drapers  &  seed 
merchants.   Cross 

Stevenson  John,  shoemaker,  Head-st. 

Stevenson  Jas.  grocer,  Whang-st. 

Stevenson  James,  vintner,  Whang-st. 

Stevenson  Hugh,  cotton  ag^-nt  (to  Pollock  & 
Co.Glascow,)  Newtown 

Stewart  »^'m.  cotton  agent  (to  Boyd  &  Ja- 
mieson, Paisley,)  Newtown 

Stewart  T.  coitou  a(reut  (to  Brown  &  Cole* 
man,  Glasgow,)  Bunns-wvnd 

Stewart  Wm.  shoemaker,  Whang-st. 

S  van  John,  grocer,   Main-^t 

Thomson  Rt.  relief  school,  Head-st. 

Thorbuca  Thos.  sUoeouker,  Newtowo 


358 


BEITH. 


Tweedale  Wm.  cork-cutter,  Newton-burn 
Walker  John,  cotton  ao-ent   (to  H.  Brown, 

Glasgow,)  Crummoch 
Wattcrston  Andrew,  sinitli,  &c.  Whang-st. 
White  Matthew,  ironmona:ev,  New-st. 
White  Hugh,  vintner,  Main-st. 
White  Margaret,  bookseller,  Main-st. 
Wilson  William,  'E^([.  Crvmmnch 
Wilson  T.  &  R.  ironmongers,  &  nail  manu- 
facturers, Newtown 
Wilson  Rt.  surgeon,  Main-street 
Wilson  Jas,  vintner.  Cross 
Wilson  Thos.  officer  of  excise.  Cross 
Wyiie  William,  woollen  draper,  Main-st, 
Wylie  Rt.  sheriff's  ofdcer,  Main-st. 
Wylie  John,  vintner,  Main-st. 

Coach. 

A  post  coach  from  the  Saracens  Head  Inn, 


goes  to  Kilmarnock  every  Mon.  and  Wed. 
mornings  at  eleven,  and  every  Fri.  morn- 
ing at  nine  ;  and  to  Paisley  every  Tuesday 
morning  at  eleven,  every  Thul's.  morn, 
at  nine,  and  every  Satur.  morn,  at  eleven. 

Carriers, 

John  Dunlop  and  Jas.  Bayley  t©  Glasgow, 
every  Tues.  morning  at  six,  and  every 
Saturday  morning  at  one  o'clock. 

James  Howie,  to  Paisley  every  Tues.  Thurs. 
and  Satur.  at  seven,  morning. 

Robert  Archbold  to  Paisley  every  Mon.  & 
Thurs.  at  seven,  morning,  and  to  Saltcoats, 
every  Tues.  &  Satur.  at  seven,  morning 

James  Love  &  Wm,  Sommerville,  to  Gree- 
nock every  Tues,  morning  at  six,  and  to 
Kilmarnock  every  Satur.  at  six,  morning 


BORROWSTOWNESS 

JlS  a  town  on  the  south  coast  of  the  Frith  of  Forth,  in  the  county  of  Linlithgow,  fjom 
which  town  it  is  about  4  miles  distant.  It  was  once  a  place  of  great  trade,  but  has  now 
very  much  fallen  off.  A  vitriol  manufactory,  two  chemical  manufactories,  two  distilleries 
a  pottery,  a  soap  work  and  a  considerable  quantity  of  ship  building  are  carried  on  here. 
Borrowstownessis  a  burgh  of  Baronry,  governed  by  a  Baillie,  appointed  by  the  Duke  of 
Hamilton.  A  canal  was  begun  to  be  cut  between  Borrowstowness  and  Grangemouth, 
but  was  discontinued,  it  is  however  soon  expected  to  recommence.  The  Duke  of  Ha- 
milton built  a  Prison  and  a  Court  House,  at  the  head  of  the  harbour,  but  they  still 
remain  unfinisiicd.  Borrowstowness  has  a  Custom  House,  a  Public  Library,  News  Room 
and  a  School  House.  There  are  two  places  of  public  worship;  the  Established  Church, 
(oi  which  the  Doke  of  Haaiilton  is  Patron)  and  a  Burger  Meeting  House  ;  Graham's 
Dike  ran  a  little  to  the  south  of  the  town,  part  of  which  is  sometimes  turned  up  by  the 
plough.  Kinneil  House,  a  seat  of  the  Duke  of  Hamilton,  the  residence  of  the  cele- 
brated Professor  Dugald  Stewart,  is  delightfully  situated  a  little  to  the  west  of  the  town. 
Borrowstowness  harbo\ir  is  by  far  Xhf  best  in  the  Frith  of  Forth  ;  it  has  great  depth  of 
water  and  may  safely  be  entered  at  all  seasons  and  in  all  sorts  of  weather.  Five  Green- 
landmen  belong  to  the  \\ott ;  and  a  slip  is  now  being  erected  for  repairing  vessels.  There 
is  an  annual  fair  in  the  town,  but  the  time  is  irregular.  The  Market-day  is  Monday. 
The  population  of  the  town  is  above  2700. 


Post  Office,  South-street.— Thomas  Johnston,  post  Master, — A   Postman  arrives  mth 
letters  at  one  o'clock  mid-day,  and  is  dispatched  at  cine  in  the  morning. 


Alnstlie  Geo.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  Soutli-st\ 
Anderson  Mrs.  Jane,    linen  &  woollen  dra- 
per, North-st. 
Angus  i)av.  vintner,  (excise  office) North-st 
Arnot  George,  spirit  dealer,  North-st. 
Astley     Joseph,     manufacturing    chemist, 

Main-street 
Baird  Richard,  spirit  dealer.  North  st.  ■ 
Bjnnie  Thos.  boot  &  shoe  maker,  North-st. 
Bowie  Alex,  watch  &  clock  maker, No.th-st 
Cadell  Jn.  Jas.  salt  &  coal  works,  Grange 
Cahler  Wm.  grocer  &  spirit  dcaler,North-st 
Clark  Jas.  tinplateworker,  North-st. 
Collins  John,  balcer,  Main-st. 
Cowan  .'as.  physician,  R.  N.  South-st. 
Cuming  John  &Co.  potters,  Main-st. 
Dick  George,  boot  &  shoe  maker,  South-st. 
Dovynie  Archibald,  baker,  South-st. 
Diysdale  Robert,  tailor,  North-st. 


Duncan  Lieutenant  James,  Main-st. 
Grieve  Charles,  malt  distiller,  South-st. 
Grindlay  Alex,  cooper,  South-st. 
Grindlay  Walter,  shipowner,  North-st. 
Grindston  James,  vintner,  North-st. 
Haidie  John,  corn  merchant,  North-st. 
Henderson  John,  baker,  North-st. 
Henderson  Robert  &  Sons,   general  mercht. 

North-street 
Heilry  James,  shipowner,  South-st. 
Henry  Thomas,  baker,  South-st. 
Kay  Wm.  shipowner,  Main-st. 
Marshall  Wm.  baker,  South-st. 
Mathews  Mrs.  Isabella,  innkceper,North-st 
M'lntosh  John,  tailor,  South-st. 
M'Intosh  John,  vintner,  North-st. 
Meikle  James,  flax  dresser,  South-st, 
Mitchell  John,  tailor,  South-st. 
Mitchell  Tobias,  shipowner,  Main-st. 


BORROWSTOWNESS. 


859 


Patcrson  Gcorg:e  &   Co.    groccars '  &   spirit 

dealers,  North  st, 
Petrie  Lieutenant  Peter,  R.N.  Nortb-st. 
Potter  Captain  Daniel,  R.N.  Main-st. 
Potter  Thomas,  spirit  dealer,  Main-st. 
Robb  W;n.  I'men  &  woollen  flraper,North-st 
Robertson  Captain  James,  Nortb-st. 
Rowan  Alex,  baker,  Nortb-st. 
Roy  .fames,  baker,  North-st. 
Roy  Wm.  timber  merchant,  North-st. 
Rymer   Honry,    grocer    and    spirit  dealer, 

North  slivet 
SHaw  James,  joiner  and  builder,  Soutb-st, 
Smith  Miss  Ann,   linen  and  woollen  draper, 

North-street 
Smith  Edward,  spirit  dealer,  Soutb-st. 
Snadden   John,    grocer    and    spirit  dealer 

North-street 
Stark  Henry,  rope  and  sail  maker,  Borrow- 

stown  ess-ropework 
Steel .  A'ex.    cooper   and  hardware   dealer. 

North-street 
Stewart  Duncan,  surgeon,  South-st. 
Taylor  James,  vintner,  Nprth-st. 
Taylor  Jn.  manufacturiuj  chemist,  Main-st. 
Taylor  John,  baker,  South-st. 
Thomson  Arthur,   smith,    hardware  dealer, 

and  nail  manufacturer,  Main-st. 
Thomson  John,  ship-owner,  South-st. 


T  hornton  James,  baker,  North-st. 
Tod  James  &  Andrew  &  Co.  coin  merchts. 

South-street 
Tod,  Padon,  Vannan  &  Co.  distillers,  Borr 

rowstowness  distilltry 
Wilkic  Miss  Janet  &  Co.  linen  and  woollea 

drapers,  North-st. 
Wilson  John,  boot  &  shoe  maker,  South-.st. 
Wilson  Samuel,    watch    &    clock   maker. 

North-street. 

Cu?.toms. 
Wm.  Shairpe,  Esq.  Collector 
Tlioraas  Cowan,  Esq.  Comptroller 
James  Shaw,  Collector's  Clerk 
Hay  Burns,  L;md  Surveyor 
Pt'.ter  Petrie,  Tide  Surveyor 
Andrew  Downs,  Land  Waiter 

Excise. 
Thomas  Spence,  Collector  from  Linlithgow 
John  Bell,  Supervisor  from  Queen's-ferry 

Carriers. 
To  Edinburgh,  John  Duncan  and  Robert 

Henderson,    depart  every   Monday   and 

Thursday,    and  returns  every  Wednesday 

and  Saturday. 
Girisgow,     Thomas    Gray,     departs  every 

Tuesday    and    Friday,     and  returns  the 

same  days. 


A 


BRECHIN, 


ROYAL  burgh  and  parish  of  the  county  of  Angus,  which  was  in  former  times  an 
episcopal  see,  and  the  county  town.  The  town  is  situated  ob  the  side  of  a  hill,  the  foot 
of  which  is  washed  by  the  river  Southcsk.  The  royalty  extends  half  a  mile  every  way 
from  the  cross,  bat  the  suburbs  extend  a  considerable  way  farther,  towards  the  south 
and  east  are  the  tenements  as  they  are  called ;  they  are  independent  of  the  burgh,  and 
held  in  feu  of  Carnegie  of  Southesk.  At  the  end  of  the  Tenements  is  a  stone  bridge 
over  the  Southesk.  Brechin  consists  of  one  street  with  bye  lanes,  and  is  supplied  with 
water  by  means  of  leaden  pipes.  It  was  a  rich  bishopric,  founded  in  the  year  1150  by 
David  the  1st.  and  richly  endowed.  The  Cathedral  is  an  ancient  Gothic  pile,  supported 
by  12  pillars;  the  length  is  116  feet,  and  the  breadth  61  ;  it  is  ornamented  with  a 
handsome  square  steeple  120  feet  high.  Near  the  church  is  one  of  those  round  towers,  of 
which  there  is  only  another  in  Scotland,  at  Abernethy.  The  Tower  at  Brechin  is  a  circular 
column,  its  height  is80  feet,  and  the  octagonal  spire  which  covers  it  23  feet  high,  making  in 
all  103  feet ;  its  diameter  at  the  bottom  is  16  feet.  Mr.  Grosse  has  noticed  that  the  regular 
courses  of  stones  amount  exactly  to  60 ;  upon  the  whole  the  proportion  gives  to  the 
building  a  look  of  great  elegance.  The  soil  of  the  parish  is  generally  fertile,  Brechin 
Castle,  a  seat  of  the  Honbl.  W.  R.  Maul,  is  built  on  the  brink  of  a  perpendicular  rock, 
overhanging  the  Southesk,  a  little  to  the  south  of  the  tovi'n.  The  vicinity  of  Montsose  is 
x)f  much  advantage  for  the  exportation  of  its  extra  produce.  There  has  lately  been 
erected  a  new  School,  called  the  Parish  and  Burgh  School,  by  public  subscription  ;  the 
magistrates  and  heritors  are  the  patrons  There  is  aUo  a  public  subscription  News 
Room,  and  a  Library.  The  population  is  about  6000.  Market-day  is  Tuesday.  There  are 
four  fairs  held  here,  viz.  the  third  Wednesday  in  April,  the  second  Wednesday  in  June, 
the  second  Wednesday  after  the  12th  of  August,  aad  the  first  Tuesday  after  the  2Ut 
of  November. 

John  Smith,  Post  Master. — Office  lower  Wyn^, 
Miles  Postage 

6rf.^ 
30  6     i 

6      ',      Arrives  Four  o'clock    P.  M.   Depafts  half 


Alyth 

Coupar  Angus 

Blairgowrie 

Forfar 

Kingsmuir     > 

Meigle 

Montrose 


12  4      j  past  seven  A.M.  everyday  except  Sunday 

23  5    J 

8  4  Arrives  7  o'clock  A.M.  depart  four  o'clock  P.  M 


MO  BRECHIN. 


Mngistrate  and  Council. 

Colin  Gilles,  Esq.  Provost 

David  Guthrie,  Treasurer 

John  Smith,  Hospital  Master 

Wm.  Baillie,  Dean  of  Guild 

James  Pennycook    "J 

Alexander  Guthrie    I 

Win,  Robb  )»Town  Council 

Charles  Fettes  | 

John  Martin  J 

John  Mather,  Convenor 

David  Sheriss,  Trades  Counsellor 

Alexander  Ritchie,  To'.vti  Clerk 

Aitken  John,  vintner,  upper  W)'nd 
Alexander   George,    parish  school  master. 

New  School 
Allan  Thomas,  currier,  Higb-st. 
Anderson  George,  writer,  High-st. 
Ayre  VVra.  linen  &  woollen  draper,  up.Wvnd 
Baillie  VVm.  tanner,  Hisrh-st, 
Belford  James,  brewer.  Bridge-end 
Black  Wm.  bookseller,  &c.High-st. 
Bouick  David,  baker,  St.Mary's-st. 
Burnett  John,  Wright,  High-st. 
Catnpb  ,11  Alex,  saddler,  Meal-market-wynd 
Cargill  James,  linen  agent,  High-st. 
Cobb,  Farquhar  &  Co.  hosiers,  High-st. 
Crr.ig  John,  wright,  Meickle-mill 
Cramond  John,  wheelwright,  High-st. 
Davidsoa  George,  saddler,  upper  Wynd 
Dickson  &  Turnbull,  nursery  &  seedsmen. 

High-street 
Don  David,  grocer,  High-st. 
Douglas  James,  surgeon,  Miil-stairs 
Dunbar  John,  linen  agent,  Tenements 
l)nncan  Robert,  linen    &   woollsa    draper, 

High-street 
Dundas  Thomas,  linen  and  woollen  draper, 

High-street 
Dundee  Union  Bank,     David    Guthrie   & 

Sons,  agents,  up.  Wynd,  on  Donald  Smith 

.ind  Co.  Edinburgh,  andon  Chalmers  and 

Co.  and  Sir  R.  C.  Glyn  and  Co.  London 
East  Mill  Co.  flax  spinners,  East-mill 
Enisley  Joseph,  grocer,  High-st. 
Erskine  Ma.  garet,  grocer,  Timber-market 
Fairwcather  Wm,  saddler,  upper  Wynd 
Fairweather  David,  grocer,  Sonthport 
Farquhar  Andw.lini'n  manufac,  Meirkle-mill 
Forrat  John,  linen  agent,  Soulliport 
Forrest  Michael,  writer,   Nether-wynd 
Galloway  VVm.  haker,  High-st. 
Gilles  Colin,  linen  stamp  master  and  stamp 

distributor,  Nethei-wynd 
Gordon  Wm.  writer  and  agent  to  tV>e  Atlas 

fire  office,  Nether-wynd 
Gordon  James,  flax  dresser.  Timber-market 
Greg  David,  linen  manufac.  Cadger  .wynd 
Guthrie  David,    wine     and    spirit  dealer. 

High-street 
Guthrie  Alexander,  surgeon,  High-st. 
Guthrie  John,  agent  to  Dundee  Fire  OfiSce 

upper  Wynd 
Hanton  John,  saddler,  Hij^h-st. 


Hebenton  Alexander,  boot  &  shoe  makdr,    I 

upper  Wynd 
Henderson  John,  nursery  &  seedsnan,  Deft 
Hobb  David,  flax  dresser.  Timber-market 
Hood  John,  grocer,  Timber-market 
Hood  John,  vintner.  High  St. 
Hood  James,  saddler,  upper  Wynd 
Inverarity  James,  hnen  and  woollen  draper, 

upper  Wynd 
.Jamieson  Thomas,  vi.itner.  Timber-market 
Kinnear    James,    boot    and    shoe  maker, 

upper  Wynd 
Laurence  James,  earthenware  dlr.  High-st. 
Linton    Wm.    preceptor,    (maison    dieu) 

New  School 
Low  John,  vintner.  Timber-market 
Low  Wm.  grocer,  High-st, 
Low  James,    linen   and    woollen  draper, 

Meal-market- wynd 
Machie    James,    watch   and   clock  maker, 

High-streei 
Machir  Wm, linen  &  wo(;lIcn  drHper,High-st 
M'Kenzie,  Watson  and  Co.  flax  spinoers^ 

Meickle-mill 
Mackenzie  David,  linen  aud  woollen  draper. 

High-street 
M'Kinlay  Alex,  tallow  chandler,  High-st. 
Malcolm  S.  and  Co.  linen  aud  woollen  dra« 

pers,  upper  Wynd 
Malcolm  John,  druggist  and  apothecary. 

High-street 
MiddletoD  David,  millwright,  Meickle-mill 
Millar  James,  earthenwan-  dealer,  High-st. 
Milne  Wm.  booksi-lier,  &c.  Hi&^h-st. 
Mitchell  Charles,  linen  and  wQ'jllen  draper. 

Timber-market 
Moir  J. tines,  linen  manufacturer,  Northport 
Moir  John,  dyer,  Norrh-niill 
Monro  James,  flax  dresstr,  Perth- wynd 
Montrose  Bank,  Colin  RH.  agent,High-st  on 

Thomas  Kinnear  and  Sons,    Edinburgh, 

and  on  Barclay  and  Co.  London, 
Morris  Susannah,  bookseller,  &c.  High-st. 
Nichol  Jn.  linen  &  woollen   draper,High-st 
Ogg  Alexander,    linen  and  woollen  draper. 

Mill-stairs 
Ogilvy  John  and    Co.   flour  manufacturers, 

Brechin-mill 
Ogilvy  &  Sandeman, surgeons,  Nether-wynd 
Oswalt!  Charles,  tobacconist,  High-st. 
Paterson  David,   linen    manufacturer.   Ne- 
ther-tenements 
Pennycook  Js.  linen  manufacturer,High-sr. 
Peterkin    VVm.   linen    &     woollen  draper, 

Timber-market 
Preshaw  Win.  grocer,  St.  M?ry's-st. 
Ramsay  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  High-st 
Reid  David,  wheelwright,  Timber-market 
Reid  David,  linen  manufacturer,.  Tiinber- 

market 
Reid  James,  vintner.  Mill-stairs 
Ritchie   Alexander,     agent     to   the  Nortll 

British  Fire  Office,  Nether-wynd 
Robb  W^m,  linen  &  woollen  draper,  High-st 
Robertson  James,  vintner,  upper  Wynd 
Ross  John,  vintner,  swanJnn,   Meal-mar* 

ket-^^vnd 


BRECHIN. 


361 


Ross  Josepli,  flax  dresser,  St.  Mary's-st. 

Scott  David,  lirewer,  Northport. 

Scott  George,    linen  manufacturer,    upper 

Tennenietits 
Shepherd  David,  linen  manufac.  Pevth-wynd 
Smart  Wtn.  cooper,  Timber-market 
Smith  Colin,  grocer,  Hi^li-st. 
Smith  John,  leather  dealer,  High-st. 
Spied  James,  writer,  Nether-wjnid 
Stewart  Angup,  baker,  upper  Wynd 
Stewart  Francis,    watch    &    clock  maker, 

High  -street 
Symmer  John,  dyer,  Meickle-mill 
Taylor  James,  flaxdresf?er.  Timber-market. 
Taylor  John,  linen  &  woollen  draper,   St 

Marv's-st. 
Traib  Wm.  suro;eon,  Hicrh-st. 
Turner  Wm.  vintner,  Hitrh-st. 
Walker  James,  vintner,  Timber-market 
Watson  James,  baker,  Nether-wynd 
Will  Charles,  grocer,  Hisrh-st. 
Willocks  David,  bookbinder,  High-st. 
Wilson  Jn.  tinplate  worker.  Timber-market 
Wood  James,  linen  atrent,  High-st. 
Young  Charles,  nur8ery<&seedsman,High-st 


Coaches. 

From  the  Swan  Inn,  Meal-market-wj-nd, 
the  Strathmore  Telegraph  to  Jberdten  ^- 
Stonehaven,  every  lawful  day  at  one  in 
the  afternoon  ;  to  Perth  through  Conpar 
Jng~us  every  lawful  day  at  half  past  12 


Carriers. 

From  Thomas  Jamieson's,  vintner,  Timber- 
market  ;  to  Aberdeen,  Bervie  Stone- 
haven, &c.  every  Saturday  morning  ;  to 
Eilinburirh,  Perth,  Glasgow,  Sterling, 
&c.  every  Thursday  morning 

From  John  Hoods,  grocer.  Timber-market, 
to  Forfar,  Dundee,  8cc.  every  Thursday. 

From  James  Roliertson's,vintner,up.Wynd ; 
to  /Aberdeen,  Laurencekirk,  Stonehaven, 
li(c.  every  Thursday  morning;  to  Dundee 
every  Monday. 

From  James  Walk'er's,  vintner.  Timber- 
market,  to  Aberdeen,  Laurencekirk 
Stonehaven,  ^c.every  Thursday  morning. 


"VW********** 


BURNTISLAND,  or  WESTEn  KINGHORy. 

A  Royal  Burgh,  Sea  Port,  and  Post  Town  of  Fifesl.ire,  is  situated  2*  miles  west  of  Kine* 
horn,  3  east  from  Aherdoun.  and  7  north  from  Leitb,  to  whicli  latter  place  it  is  opposite 
The  town  is  pleasantly  situated  on  a  peninsiilaof  the  Frith  of  Forth,  surrounded  by  hills* 
to  the  north,  in  the  form  of  an  angpliitbeatrc,  wliich  afford  an  excellent  shcUer  to  the 
town  and  harbour.  The  town  consists  of  a  main  street,  and  several  inferior  ones-  the 
main  street  is  spaciotis,  and  contains  some  good  buildings.  The  population  Is  at 
present  about  loOO.  Burntisland  was  constituted  a  royal  Burgh,  bv  James  VI  and 
is  governed  by  a  Provost,  three  BaiUies,  a  Dean  of  Guild,  Town  Treasurer  Towh 
Clerk,  and  twenty-one  Counsellors,  and  has  seven  incorporated  trades;  the  revenue 
19  nearly  400/.  per  anr  urn,  it  joins  with  Kinghorn,  Kirkcaldy  and  Dysart,  in  send- 
ing a  Member  to  Parl.ameiit.  The  curing  and  sale  of  herrings  is  the  principal  business 
of  the  place,  upwards  of  20,000  barrels  hav-  been  cured  in  the  present  year  It  appears 
that  this  town  was  formerly  fortified,  and  underwent  a  siege,  by  Cromwell  •  it  held  out 
until  beneficial  terms  of  capitulation  were  procured :  among  the  articles  of  surrender  were 
the  following  somewhat  remarkable  ones,  viz.  that  the  besiegers  should  nave  the  street 
and  repair  the  harbour,  which  were  subsequently  performed.  At  the  west  end  of  the 
town  IS  a  castle,  said  to  have  been  huilt  bvthe  Duries,  having  been  repaired,  it  is  now  the 
residence  of  Major  Gen.  Broughton.  Th?  harbour  is  decidedly  the  best  in  <he  Forth 
beina  capacious,  with  an  easy  entrance,  well  sheltered,  and  with  twenty-three  feet  waterat 
Spring  tides,  and  sufficient  for  vessels  of  ordinary  burthen  at  all  times.  Here  is  one  of 
the  best  dry  docks  m  Scotland,  it  was  constructed  some  years  since,  by  Mr.  Jas  Farnie 
the  present  proprietor.  In  the  year  1809,  a  Russian  ship  of  1500  tons  burthen'-  after' 
wards  a  frigate  of  thirty-two  guns,  we-e  repaired  in  it,  which  could  be  effected  at  n9 
other  port  m  the  Frith.  The  dimensions  of  the  dock  are  as  follows;  length  215  feet 
width  of  gates,  43  feet  4  inches,  depth  at  Spring  tides  17|  feet,  and  will  contain  the 


largest  frigate  in  the  navy.     Many  vessels  are  built  heie  ;  about  fifteen  are  employed  ia 
d  a  consider/ible  number  of  .smaller  ones  in  the  herring  fishery 


which  latter  business,  has  however,  declined  much  of  late  years,  (the  fish  having  takJa 
another  direction,)  they  were  wont  to  be  taken  in  great  quantities  at  the  mouth  of  the 
harbour,  but  are  now  brought  from  a  distance.  At  Grange,  about  one  mile  distant  \a 
a  considerable  distillery,  it  is  canied  on  with  success,  by  Mr.  Wm.  Young  .ind  his  Sons 
Here  is  a  good  Town  House,  in  which  is  the  Justice  Court ;  also  a  Church  of  the  Esta- 
blishment, and  a  Meeting  House  for  Burghers,  a  Grammar  School,  and  a  public  Librarj'. 
and  a  Discounting  Branch  of  the  Commercial  Bank.  The  Parish  forms  a  square  of 
nearly  three  miles ;  the  lower  grounds  are  fertile,  the  rest  of  inferior  quality.  To  the 
we.st  of  the  town,  the  shore  is  rocky;  to  the  ea.stward,  it  is  sandy;  here,  a  bathing  esta- 
bhslunent  IS  about  to  be  formed  ;  to  the  west,  oyster,  and  mussels  are  obtained,  and  the 
sands  on  the  fi.ist,  contain  cockles  and  sand  eels  in  abundaoce.      The  hills  in  the  neigh- 


362 


BURNTISLAND,    OR    WESTEa  KINGHORN. 


bourliood  cxliibit  appearances  of  volcanic  eruptions.  Basaltic  rocks  are  freqtient,  par- 
ticularl}'  on  the  north  sides  of  tlie  Lilis,  on  one  of  v/liich  are  tlic  remains  of  a  Roman  en- 
fampiTH-nt,  and  tumuli  on  several  of  tlie  others.  A  constant  intercourse  vviUi  the  oppo- 
site Bank  of  the  Forth  is  kept  up  by  means  of  steam  boats  and  cutters,  A  fair  is  held  here 
on  the  lOtli  of  July. 


Post  Master 

,  Alexandci 

Haxton.- 

-Offic?,  M 

ain-st'. 

Towns. 

Distance. 

fostan-e. 

Arrivals. 

Departure 

Edinburgh 

8 

CuJ. 

11  nig. 

li)ngt. 

Inverkcith  Ing 

7 

4 

llmg. 

lOngt. 

Kinghorn 

2} 

4 

8mg. 

10  nig. 

Kirkcaldy 

fi' 

4 

Srag. 

lOmg. 

Dysart 

7 

4 

8nip-. 

10  mg. 

Leven 

13 

.') 

8nig. 

10  mg. 

Collinsburgli 

24 

.5 

Smg. 

10  nig. 

Anstruther 

30 

6 

8mg. 

IQing. 

Aitken  Jas.  Dean  of  Gnild,  Main-f-t. 
Anderson  J.  dep.  assistant,  com.  gen.  Shore 
Archbald  J.  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  mercht. 

and  hardware  dealer,  Shore 
Baine  Daniel,  fish  curcr,  Main-st. , 
Broughton  Major  Gen.  Castle 
Cameron  David,  cabinet-maker,  &c.  Shore 
Cheap  Andw.  Lieut  of  H.  M.  Navy,  High-st. 
Cockburn  J.  &  Co.  fish  curers  and  mercht. 

Quali£y-st. 
Cook  llobt.  .smith  and  nail  manufactnrer, 

Shore 
Cowan  John,  shoe-maker,  Main-st. 
D.iley  Jas.  tailor,  Main-st. 
Davidson  J.  master  of  the  grammar  school 
Davidson  Jas.  fish  curer,  Quality-st, ' 
Dewar  David,  smith.  Shore 
Dickson  J.  baillie,  vvh.  grocer,  spirit  mercht. 

and  fish  curer,  Shore 
Drysdale  John,  oflicer  of  excise,  Rlain-st. 
Farnie  Jas.  dock  proprietor,  ship  builder  & 

owner.  Shore 
Ferguson  Jas.  shoe-maker,  Main-st. 
Flounders  John,  fish  curer,  Quality-st, 
Garnock  Jas,  vintner  &  ship  owner,  Main-st. 
Greig  Alexander,  surgeon,  Church-wynd 
GreigJohn,  boot  and  shoe-maker.  Shore 
Greig  Jas.  slater,  Main-st. 
Grindley  Capt,  James,  of  the  Princess  royal 

cutter,  New  Town 
Harcus  H.  cloth  &  spirit  mercht.  Main-st. 
Haxton  Alexander,  baker,  Main-st. 
Hercus  Thos.  vintner  and  grocer,  Main-st. 
Hill  Thos.  fish  curer,  Quality-st. 
Hope  Thos.  stone-mason,  Main-st. 
Hutchison   Andrew,    procurator  and  town 

clerk,   Quality-st. 
Hutchison  John,  surgeon,  Quality-st. 
Hutchison  James,  wood  mercht.  Shore 
Hutchison  Alexd.  flesher,  Main-st. 
Inglis  Jas,  vintner,  Main-st, 
Kellock  A.  lieut.  of  H.  M.  navy,  Quality-st. 
Kelly  Euphemia,  vintner.  Main  st. 
Keyden  Margaret,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer, 

Main-street 
Knox  Wm.  baker,  Main-st. 
Leslie  Peter,  watch-maker,  &c.  Main-st. 
Leslie  John,  baker,  Main-st. 
Leven  John,  Esq.  Quality-st. 
Lilly  B.  corn  miller,  Kirlon 
Low  Isabel,  (Low's  Inn,)  Main-st. 


Lundy  John,  joiner  iS;  cabinet-maker.  Shore 

M'Ewen  Aiesd.  spirit  dealer,  Maia-st; 

M'Laren  Andrew,  smith.  Shore 

M'Lellan  John,  (Perth  Inn.)  Shore 

Melvil  Jas.  tailor,  Main-st. 

Milne  Jas.  joiner,  cabinet-maker  and  glazier, 
Shore 

Moriaon  George,  ship-owner,  Quality-st. 

Morison  Jcimes,  baker,  Main-st. 

Moy.s  John,  smith  &  wheelwright,  Main-st . 

Muir.  Mrs.  vintner,  black  bull,  Shore 

Murray  Ann,  grocer,  Main-st.  ' 

Page  M.  sail-maker  and  grocer,  Sliore 

Paton  Wm.  slater,  Main-st. 

Philp  John,  surgeon,  Quality-st. 

Reeve    Thomas,     late     Purser    of  H.  .M 
Navy,  Shore 

Rose  Samuol,  tailor,  Main-st. 

Simpson  Robr.  grocer  &  fish  curer,  Main-st. 

Smith  VVm.baiiie,  and  fish  curer,  Quality-st. 

Speed  Jas.  linen  &  woollen  draper,  Main-st. 

Stanhouse  Wm.  bailie,  dis.  agent  to  the  Com. 
Bank,  and  fish  curer,  Quality-st. 

Steel  Ann,  grocerand  spirit  dealer,  Main-st. 

Stevenson  Alex,  vintner.  Stone  Forth 

Stocks  Ann,  grocer,  Main-st. 

Stocks  Michael,  flesher,  Main-st.     ' 

Swan  Wm.  corn  and  sawing  miller,  Sea  Mills 

Tnrpie  Martin,  vintner,  Main-st. 

Young  Wm.  and  Co.  distillers  &  merchants, 
Grange 

Young  Wm.  senr.  Esq.  Shore 

Young  John,  fish  curer.  Shore 

Young  John,  vintner,  Main-st. 
Magistrates. 

Rt.  Ferguson  Esq.  of  Raith,  Provost 

Messrs.  Wm.  Stanhouse,       "1 

John  Dickson,  &  '    >  Baillies 
Wm.  Smith,  J 

Jas.  Aitken,  Dean  of  Guild 

Alex.  Haxton,  Town  Treasurer 

Andrew  Hutchison,  Town  Clerk,  and  Pro- 
curator 

Coaches. 
The  /Fftier/oo  Post  Coach  arrives  from  Pert'ft 
at  Low's  Inn,  Main-st.  every  lawful  day, 
at  half  past  1 1  morn,  and  immediately  re-, 
turns  Aviththe  steam-boat  passengers  from 
Leith. 


BURNTISLAND,  Oft> WESTER  KINGHORN, 


363 


The  Saxe-  Cobourg;  Post  Coach  at  the  same 
hour,  to  Perth,  from  Mr.  M'Lelland's, 
Perth  Inn,  on  the  Shore;  passengers  and 
luggage   are   conveyed  to   Neivhavtu  or 

•  Leitk,  by  the  Sir  Wmv  Wallace,  Steam 
Boat,  and  by  cutters  and  ferry-bo'Sts. 
By  the  steam  boat  twice  per  day  io  winter, 


(11  ahd  3)  and  four  times  per  day  in  sum- 
mer.    Cutters  and  ferry  boats  hourly. 

John  Mitchel  conveys  goods  by  land  to  Kirk- 
caldy every  Friday. 

Wm.  Watson  conveys  goods  by  land  every 
Friday  to  Inverkeithing.  Carriers  to 
Perth,  occasionally. 


'i^-***' 


CAMPBELTOWN, 


Jfs  a  royal  Burs^h,  Parish,  and  seat  of  the  Presbytery,  situated  in  that  district  of  Argyle- 
shire  called  Kintire,  It  was  originally  a  small  fishing  village,  and  was  erected  a  Royal  • 
Burgh  in  1701,  and  joins  with  Ayr,  Irvine,  Rothsay,  and  Inverarj',  in  returning  a  mem- 
ber to  Parliament.  The  town  is  agreeably  situated  at  the  head  of  Loch  of  Kilkerran, 
which  forms  a  fine  bay  with  5  to  1.3  fathoms  water,  and  being  defended  by  an  island  at 
its  mouth,  on  which  is  a  high  rock,  it  is  justly  esteemed  the  most  secure  retreat  for  shipping 
in  this  part  of  the  Highlands ;  it  may,  however,  be  requisite  to  remark,  that  the  p^assage  ■ 
between  the  main  land  and  the  southern  end  of  the  rock,  is  obstructed  by  a  large  bed  of 
sand  which  is  perfectly  dry  at  low  water.  The  harbour  is  capacious ;  its  length  being  nearly 
two  miles,  and  its  breadth  more  than  one  mile,  lessening  gradually  as  the  quays  are  ap-  -f 
proached,  two  of  which  are  placed  on  the  shore  nearest  the  town,  and  one  on  the  side  of  ^ 
Dallintober,  an  extensive  guburb  of  Campbeltown.  The  (own,  which  is  encreasing  irf  ' 
magnitude,  contains  a  number  of  streets,  the  principal  one  being  spacious  and  of  a  con- 
siderable length.  The  population  amounts  to  nearly  8000  inhabitants.  Campbeltown 
was  anciently  the  capital  of  the  Scottish,  or  Dalreuedinian  Kingdom.  About  half  way 
up  the  main  street,  has  long  stood  a  veiy  remarkable  Cross,  traditionally  reported  to  have 
been  brought  from  the  island  of  Iona,  or  Icolmkil.  The  following  extract  frop  Pennant's 
Tour,  4to.  Vol.  2nd,  p.  223.  it  is  hoped  will  prove  interesting  :  '^  View  the  Cross,  in  the 
middle  of  the  town,  a  most  beautiful  pillar,  richly  ornamented  with  foliage,  and  with  this 
hiseription  on  one  side  :"  "  Haec:  est:  crux  :  Domini  :  Yvari  :  M  :  H  :  Eaciivrna  : 
quondam  :  Rectoris  :  de  Kyregan  :  et :  Domini :  andre  :  nati :  ejus  :  Rectoris  de 
KIL  :  COMAN  :  qui  banc  cvuccm  fieri  faciebat  :"  The  inscription  is  in  the  Saxon 
character.  The  following  is  a  literal  translation :  "  This  is  the  Cross  of  Mr.  Edward  M.  H. 
Eachrauj  once  Rector  of  Kyregan,  and  Master  Andrew  his  Son,  Rector  of  Kilcoman,  who 
erected  this  Cross."  No  date  is  given,  but  it  is  surmised  to  have  been  executed  about  the 
12th  century.  The  management  af  public  affairs  is  vested  in  the  Provost  and  two  Bailies, 
a  Chamberlain,  Dean  of  Guild,  Town  Clerk,  Town  Treasurer,  Sheriff  Substitute,  Pro- 
curator Fiscal,  &c.  The  Police  cousi.sts  of  two  officers  and  a  number  of  constables. 
Campbeltown  is  a  port  of  the  Custom-house,  and  for  the  collection  of  the  duty  on  malt^ 
a  considerable  quantity  of  which  is  made  here,  a  number  of  excise-officers  are  employed. 
A  branch  of  the  Renfrcwcjhire  Bank  has  been  long  established  in  this  town;  which  also  * 
contains  manufactories  of  cables  and  cordage,  of  leather,  of  cotton  goods  for  the  Glasgow 
market,  and  of  agr-icuUnral  implements ;  in  the  neighbourhood  a .  bleachfield  and  a 
woollen  manufactory  have  been  established.  A  considerable  quantity  of  coals  are  brought 
to  the  town  by  means  of  a  {^aiial,  which  has  been  opened  from  Drumlemin,  where  is  a 
vein  of  that  mineral  from  7  to  10  feet  in  thickness.  Considerable  quantities  of  herrings 
and  other  fish  are  taken  in  the  Clyde,  aud  adjacent  Lochs  :  of  the  first  named  upwards  of 
eOOObarrels  are  annually  cured  and  exporied,  principally  to  Ireland  ;  but  it  is  to  be  regretted 
that  some  interruption  has  been  given  to  this  important  branch  of  commerce,  proceeding  from 
the  regulations  of  the  bounties.  Campbeltov.n  being  finely  sheltered  by  mountains  to  the 
north  and  south,  proves  a  most  healthy  residence  to  numerous,  respectable,  and  distin-  , 
guished  families,  and  a  great  influx  of  visitants  during  many  months  of  the  year ;  these 
and  the  public  generally  are  supplied.'withevcry  article  which  the  necessities  of  life  demand, 
from  a  number  of  shops,  or  stores  of  merchants,  vt-hich  contiin  an  endless  variety.  _  Here 
I  are  two  churches  of  the  establishment,  in  one  of  which  divine  service  is  performed  in  the 
i  Gaelic  tongue;  also  a  church  of  Relu-f ;  and  a  small  Meeting-house  for  Roman  Catholics  ; 
A  good  public  school ;  two  good  Inns  ;  a  small  b'lt  neat  market  for  shambles  meat ;  a  sub- 
scription library,  and  a  number  of  Friendly  Societies.  The  Town  Hall  adorned  with  a 
spire,  and  contAining-the  Council  Chambers,  and  Sheriff  Hall,  is  situated  in  the  M«hi-st. 
His  Grace  the  Duke  of  Argyle  is  the  principal  propnetor  of  the  lands  in  this  Burgh. 
Ip  the  principal  street  of  the  town  a  great  improvement  is  being  proceeded  with,  in  the 
erection  of  several  good  buildings  intended  for  shops  and  dwelling  houses ;  both  are 
valuable  from  their  respective  'situations,  particularly  the  latter,  which  command  a  fine 
view  of  the  bay  and  shipping.  Several  places  of  worship  have  existed  in  this  town  and 
Heighbourhood,  some  of  which  are  in  a  state  of  decay,  and  others  have  not  a  vestige  re- 

47 


36  4 


CAMPBELTOWN. 


maining.  On  the  north  of  the  town  rises  the  mountain  Bengoelion,  from  whose  summit  a 
fine  and  extensrive  range  of  prospects  is  discovered,  and  tlie  following  objects  distinctly  seen  : 
The  Cowall  Hills,  Arran  and  Pladda  islands,  Bay  and  heads  of  Ayr,  and  the  western  coast 
of  the  Lowlands,  as  far  as  the  mouth  of  Loch  Ryan,  including  the  Craig  of  Ailsa  ;  the 
Black  Head  at  the  entrance  of  Belfast  Loch  ;  Dounavertie,  and  the  Sanda  isles;  part  of 
the  Irish  coast  near  the  points  of  Garron  Head,  jled  Bay  and  Fair  Head,  the  dangerous 
bay  of  Machrahanish  ;  the  Mull  of  Isla,  and  the  Pap^of  Jura;  also  a  good  view  of  the 
town  and  bay  ;  the  cemetryat  Kilkerran,  with  the  Points  of  Sadell,  Cardell,  and  Skipness. 
The  market  day  is  on  Frida}',  and  fairs  and  trysts  are  held  in  May,  June,  August,  u^d 
November. 


Towns. 
Edinburgh 
Glasgow 
Inveraray 
Lochgilphead 
Tatbct 
Telleheua 


Post  Master,- 

Postage. 
Hid. 
10 

8 
8 
7 
5 


-Mr.  JamestMaxwell 

Distance. 
144 

130 
72 
50 
27 
18 


-Office,  Back-st. 
Arrival. 


Sun.  Tnes.  & 

Thurs. 

1  at  Noon. 


Departure. 

Mon.  Wed.  & 

Fri. 
10  at  Night. 


Officers  of  H.  M.'s  Customs. 


James  Maxwell,  comptrollor 
Hugh  Stevenson,  surveyor 


Allan  M'Naughton,  &  Jn.  EWer,  landwaiters 
Archibald  Kelly,  collector's  clerk 


Adamson  &  Bell,  tobacconist,  Main-st, 
Anderson  James,  grocer,  &c.  Jjcch  End 
Anderson  Allan,  fishery  officer,  Hack-st. 
Anderson  Mary,  earthenware  dealer,  Back-st 
Andrew  James,  Esq.    merchant   and   finer, 

Wood  Side 
Andrew  Jas.  &  Son,  copper  and  tinsmiths, 

Main-st. 
Armour    Edward,     maltster,    grocer,    and 

draper,  Lortg-row 
Armour  William,  grocer,  Main-st. 
Armour  Archibald,   boot  and  shoe-maker. 

Long-row 
Armour  John,  grocer,  &c.  Long-row 
Armour  Robt.  copper  6l  tinsmith.  Long- row 
Auchleck  woollen  manufactory,  F.  MoUison, 

agent 
Bannatyne  Daniel,  ship  master,  Balgcm-st. 
Beith  Alexander,  Esq.  Collector  of  customs 

and  distributor  of  stamps,  Main-st. 
Beith  John,    Esq.  collector  of    tuxes,  and 

merchant,  Main-st, 
Beith  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  and  maltster. 

Long-row 
Brackenridge  John,  grocer,  &c.  Long-row 
BrackenridgeWm. vintner, &  malster, Back-st 
Brackenridge  Ann,  haberdasher.  Long-row 
Brolochan  Wm.  merchant,  Main-st, 
Brown  James,  surgeon,  Long-row 
Brown  David,  maltster,  Back-st. 
Caldwell  Ann,  earthenware  dealer,  Long-r. 
Campbell  Charles,  Esq.  provost  of  Camp- 
beltown, Rose  Mount 
Campbell  Duncan,  Esq.  sheriff  substitute-of 

Kintire,  office,  Church-st. 
Campbell  Capt.  T.  F.  Head  of  Long-row 
Campbell  Capt.  F.  Kirk-st. 
Campbell  John,  Esq.  Kirk-st. 
Campbell  Malcolm,  tailor,  Back-st. 
Campbeltown  rope-work,  Head  of  Main-st, 

TVilliam  Watson  jun.  Proprietor. 


Campheltoiim  coal  Co.  John  M'Gregor, 
agent  at  the  wharf 

Christie  Malcolm,  copper  and  tinsmith 
Long-row 

Clark  Alexander,  baker,  Old-quay-head 

Colvill  Alexander,  merchant  &  ironmonger. 
Long-row 

Colvill  John,  jun,  merchant  and  agent  for 
Irjsh  business,  and  to  the  Glasgow  and 
Greenock  sailing  packets,  Main-st 

Colvill  John,  maltster,  Main-st. 

Colvill  Archibald,  grocer,  &c.  Main-st. 

Colvill  Jane,  spirit  dealer,  shore-st. 

Colvill  Mrs,  sjnrit  dealer,  Ba!gom-st. 

Colvill  Jn.  sa(Uer&  leather  cutter,  Baigom-st 

Colvill  Robert,  cartwrlght,  Balgom-st. 

Conn  Samuel,  baker,  Shore-st. 

Conn  Ann,  grocer,  &c.  Main-st. 

Council  Catherine,  grocer,  &c.  Main-st. 

Currie  Duncan, maltster&spiritdealer.loog-r. 

Dallinlober  Tan  Work  Co.  Wrti.  Harvey, 
agent 

Dunlop  Jame.=!,  baker,  Shore-st. 

Duniop  John,  grocer  &c.  Main-st. 

Dunlop  James,  grocer,  Old-quay  Head 

Dunlop  Archibald,  spirit  dealer,  Old-qy  Head, 

Dunlop  Alexandei,  maltster.  Long-row 

Eiston  Samuel  &  Co.  China,  ghiss  and  iron- 
mongery warehouse,  and  agents  to  the 
London  genuine  tea  Co.  Back-st. 

Elder  Margaret,  oil-ejise  maker,  Main-st. 

Ferguson  Wm.  merchant,  grocer  and  iron- 
monger. Head  of  Long-row 

Ferguson  Hugh,  copper  and  tinsmith, 
Long-rovv 

Ferguson  James,  maltster.  Long-row 

Ferguson  Mrs,  vintner  and  smith,  Shore-st. 

Ferguson  Archibald,  house  builder,Long-row 

Fleming  Robert,  meal  seller  &c.  Long-row 

FuUarton  Caplain  John,  Rose  Mount 

F  lemingCapt.  R.  N.  Dean  of  Guild,  Kirk-st 


CAMPBELTOWN. 


865 


Fulton  Rt.    draper    aud  hardware  dealer, 

Long-row 
Galbraith  D.  S.  Esq.  Machrahanish 
Galbraith  Archibald,  merchant,  Back-st. 
Giffen  John,  baker,  Long-row 
Giffen  Robert,  watchmaker,  Main-st. 
Gilchrist  Alexander,  scssion-clcrk  aud  haber- 
dasher, Main-st. 
Gilkisson  John,  tailor  and  draper.  Long-row 
Gillespie   Pavid,    assistant   master  of    the 

Parish  school 
Grecn.'tes  Mattheiv,  woollen  draper,  Mniti-st 
Gre^nlees  Alexander,  vinter,  aud  maltster, 

Bark-st. 
Greenlees  Thoma?i,  maltster,  Lonrj-row 
Greeiilees  Thomas,  dyer,  Lono;-r  .w 
Greenlees  \Vm,  linen  and   woollen  draper. 

Long-row 
Greenlees  John,  maltster,-  Lona-row 
Harris  Margai\^t,  grocer,  &c.  M;iin-st. 
Harvey  Nathauier,  writer,  Shipnes  Close 
Harvej'  Robert,  surgeon.  Long-row 
Harvey  Ann,  grocer,  &c.  Back-st. 
Harvey  John,  captain  of  Glasgow   Packet, 

Back-st. 
Harvey  James,  baker,  Eack-st. 
Harvey  Wm.  harbour-master,  Bark-st. 
Harvey  Wm.jnn.  haberJashcr,  Back-st. 
Harvey  Jean,  bakt-r,  Chnrcii-st. 
Harvey  Andrew,  baker,  Main-st. 
Harvey  Wm.  boot  and  shoemaker.  Back-si,. 
HondcrsKti  M.L.  boarding  school,  Church-st 
]-jorr(r  ,   superiutcndant  of    tlie  coal 

w.irks,  Drurnleiiun 
Hope  Wra.  currier,  Back-st. 
Ho'.vie  Arclii,  cabinet-maker,  &c.  Back-st 
Huie  J  a.  grocer  and  cotton  aarent.  Long-row 
Hunter  VVm.  watchmaker,  Main-st. 
Hutcheson  Capt.  Wm.  R.  N-  Church-st. 
Johnston  Wm.  house  carpenter.  Big  Kiln 
Johnston  James,  hosier.  Long  row 
Johnston  Rachael,  grocer,  &c.  Loiig-row 
Jolmston  Margaret,  haberdasher,  Hack-st. 
Kelly  Margaret,  grocer,  &c.  Long-row 
Kelly  Neil,  liaberdasher,  Main-st. 
Kelly  Neil,  baker,  Back-st. 
Kilpatrick  Samuel  E'q.  Long-row 
Kirkwood  Alex,  wholesalegrocer,  Long-row 
Lacey  Capt.  Thomas,  DaUintoher 
Lamh  Robert,  sherriff  clerk,  Back-st. 
Lamb  James,  writer,  Back-st. 
Lan?land    R.     agent    at    the     bleach-ficld, 

Little  Strath 
Langlands  Alex,  land  surveyor,  Chnvch-st. 
Latigwill  Robert,  grocer,  &c.  Sliore-st. 
Lnckharl  Sir  Charles,  Bart.  Largea 
M'Allester  Angus  Esq.  BalUnakvel 
IM'ArcyJohn,  stonemason,  Church-st. 
M'Clar'ty  Dr.  Colin,   Long-row 
M'Corkindalc    Duncan,     woollen     draper, 

grocer,  &c.  Main-st. 
M'Cormick  Neil,  capt.  of  Greenock  packet, 

Old-quay  Head 
M'Doaald  Charles,  grocer.  Long-row 
M'Dougal    Rd.    wheelwright    aud    cutler, 

Main-st. 
Macfarlane  P.  Esq.  Dallhdober 


M'Eachran  John,  linen  and  woollen  draper 

aud  silk  mercer,  Main-st. 
M'Gregor  Duncan,  boot  and  shoemaker, 

Main-st. 
M'Innis  Neil,  ship  owner,  Church-st. 
Mackay  Hugh,  writer,  Main-st, 
M'Keoii  Charles,  boot  &  shoe  makcr,Main-st 
M'Lachlan  Donald,  waltster.  Long-row 
M'Lean  John,  writer,  Main-st. 
M'Menamy    Francis,  earthenware    dealer, 

Main-st. 
M'Millar.  Captain,  Kirk-st. 
M'Milian  Neil,  grocer,  &c.  Road  end 
M'Millan  Campbell,  wheelwright.  Long-row 
M  Millan  John,  smith,  Shore-st. 
M'Millan   Wm.    English     master   of    the 

Borough  School 
M'Millan  Alex,  habcrrfasher,  Back-st. 
M'lviillan  John,  spirit  dealer,  Long-row 
Moatley  Capt.  R.  N.  Dallintnber 
M'Murchy  J  n.  cooper  &spiritdcaler,Shore-st 
M'  ^^nrchy  Dan  shoemaker.  Old-quay  Head 
WMuicliy  Archibald  spirit  dealer,  Old-quay 

i-iead 
M'Nab  John,  dj-er.  Loch  End 
M'Nair  Archi.   white  hart  hotel,  (gigs  &c, 

to  hire)  Main-st. 
MNair  Nathaniel,  house  builder  and  ship 

owner,  Lor.e,-row 
M-Nair  Avchibald,  wrigbt.  Long-row 
M'Naiighton    VVm.    Argyle     Arms    hotel, 

B«ck-st. 
M'Naughton  Donald,  surgeon,  Back-st. 
M'Naughton  Allan,  landwaiter,  Shore-st, 
M'Neil  Hector,  baker,  Long-row 
M'Pherson  Donald,  wheelmaker.  Big  kiln 
M'Sporran  John,  cotton  agent.  Loch-end 
M' Sporran  Archibalcl,  hosier,  Long-ro%v 
M'Tagizart  Daniel,    Magistrate,  Pro-Fiscal 

and  writer,  Shore-st. 
M'Taggart  Jri.  merclit.  &  distiller,  Long-r. 
M'Taggart  Duncan  Capt.  Shore-st. 
Mair  Alexander,  cooper,  Back-st. 
Maitland  David,  corn  miller,  Campl-.eltown 

Mills 
Marshall  Esq.  coljpctor  of  excise.  Long-row 
Marshall  Aleynnder,  surgeon,  Back-st. 
Mattheson    Colin,     writer,     nutiiry   public, 

adnil.  clerU,  and  pro-tiscal,  Church-st. 
Mattheson  Agnes,  grocer,  &c.  Long-row 
■Vlaxwell  James,   comptroller   of    customs, 

Back-st. 
Mitchell  Archibald,  maltster.  Long-row 
Mitchell  John,  grocer,  &c.  Main-st. 
Mitchell  Margaret,  spirit  dealer,  Main-st. 
Montgomery  Alex,  grocer,  &c.  Main-st. 
Montgomery  Hugh,  grocer,  &c.  Long-row 
Muir  John,  spirit  dealer,  Shore-st. 
Peat  Ellen,  grocer,  &e  DaUintober 
Piakerton  Mrs.  Jean,  Long-row 
I'inUerton  Ebenezer,  surgeon.  Long-row 
Porter  Col.  John,  Knock  Hay 
Ralston  D.and  E.  habetdashers,  Main-st. 
Ilalston  William,  bookseller,  stationer,  and 

binder,  Main-st. 
Ralston  Andrew,  grocer,  &c.  Main-st. 
Ralston  Robert,  haberdasher,  Back-st.     - 


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CAMPBELTOWN. 


Reid  John,  cooper  and  maltser,  Balgom-st. 

Renfrewfliire  IJank,  (branch  of)  agents, 
Alex,  and  Jn.  Beith,  Main-st.  on  Mavryat 
and  Co.  London ;  D.  Smith  and  Co. 
Edinburgh,  Napier  and  Co.  Glasgow,  and 
Renfrewshire  Bank,  Greenock 

Robertson  Andrew,  cartvvright  and  smith. 
Long-row 

Ross  Mrs.  vintner,  Long-row 

Rowatt  Dr.  Charles,  Main-st. 

Ryburn  James,  Captain  of  Glasgow  Packet, 
'Main-st. 

Ryburn  James,  baker,  Main-st. 

Shearer  Robert,  rinter,  Balgom-st. 

ShedfloD  James,  hosier,  Long- row 

Smith  Neil,  grocer,  &c.  Main-st. 

Smith  David,  vintner,  &  maltster.  Long-row 

Spears  Hugh,  baker.  Long-row 

Stevenson  Hugh,  Esq.  baillie  of  Campbel- 
town, Long- row 

Stewart  Duncan  Esq.  of  Glenbuckie,  cham- 
berlain of  Kintire,  house.  Lime  Craigs 

Stewart  Peter  and  Sons,  house  carpenters, 
Shore-st, 

Stuart  Lieut.  Charles,  R,  M.  and  surveyor 
of  taxes 

Taylor  Jas.  mason,  grocer  ^'c.  Loch  End 

Taylor  Neil,  roper,  Big  Kiln 


Telfer  Colin,  baker,  Bak-st. 

Templeton  Archi.sadler  &  maltster,  Back-st 

Thomson  Wm.  Latin  Master  of  the  Parish 
School 

Thomson  Hugh,  ship  builder,  and  spirit 
dealer.  Old  quay. Head 

Thomson  Robert,  maltster,  Long-row 

Watson  Wm.  jun.  Esq.  sen.  baillie,  general 
merchant,  agent  to  Lloyd's,  to  the  Sea  In- 
surance Co.  of  Scotland  ;  to  the  Norwich 
Union  Co  and  to  the  Glasgow  and  Liver- 
pool underwriters,  house  Church-st.- 

VVatson  Alex,  spirit  dealer,  Main-st. 

Watson  Archibald,  feuar,  Main-st. 

Watson  James,  baker.  Long-row 

Williamion  Neil,  Shore-st. 

Willamson  Agnes,  grocer,  &c.  Long-row 

Wyllie  Alex,  maltster.  Long-row 

The  Britania  Steam  Packet,  Capt.  Wyse, 
sails  from  Campbeltown  to  Glatgow 
every  Mon.  and  Thurs.  mornings  during 
summer,  and  every  Mon.  during  the 
winter  season,  touching  at  Rothesay, 
Greenock  if  P.  Glasgow  on  her  route. 

Sailing  Packets  to  Greenock  every  10  days, 
and  to  Glasgow  once  per  fortnight.  Apply 
to  John  Colril,  jun.  merchant,  Main-st. 

A  carrier  weekly  to  Inverary 


CASTLE  DOUGLAS, 

jfaL  neat  thriving  town  in  the  parish  of  Kelton,  and  Stewartry  of  Kirkcudbright,  situated  in 
a  pleasant  fertile  district,  upon  the  N.  W  banks  of  the  lake  of  Carlinwark,  near  the 
ancient  Stage  Inn,  lung  known  also  by  the  name  of  Carlinwark,  on  the  great  road  from 
Carlisle  to  Portpatrick,  19  miles  W.  by  S,  of  Dumfries,  by  a  new  and  excellent  line  of 
road,  though  longer  than  the  old  road,  15  miles  E.  of  Gatehouse,  9  N.  E.  of  Kiikcud- 
b>-ight,  and  93  S.  W.  of  Edinburgh,  by  the  post  road.  On  the  S.  W.  side  of  the  town,  at 
a  small  distance,  stands  the  veiy  ancient  castle  of  Threeve,  or  Thrieve,  contrasted  on  the 
S.  E.  side  at  nearly  the  same  distance,  by  the  modern  and  elegant  mansion  of  Douglas 
Castle  ;  the  former  an  ancient  seat  of  the  renowned  Douglasses  of  Galloway,  the  latter  the 
•seat  of  the  late  Sir  William  Douglas,  Bart,  the  proprietor  of  this  town.  C'^stle  Douglas 
was  known  by  the  names  of  Causey-end  and  Carlenwark,  till  1792,  when  it  was  by  the 
proprietor,  erected  into  a  burgh  of  Barony,  by  its  present  name,  governed  by  a  Baillie  and 
BIX  Counsellors,  with  the  privilege  of  holding  four  fairs  in  the  year,  and  a  weekly  market 
pi  Monday.  Though  it  h«d  only  the  appearance  of  a  small  village  about  forty  years  ago, 
it  now  contains  upwards  of  four  hundred  hou-es,  laid  outin  regular  streets,  and  1500  inha- 
bitants. It  has  a  commodious  town-house,  where  the  justice  courts  and  many  of  the 
county  meetings  are  held,  a  post  office,  a  handsome  meeting  louse,  one  brewery,  two 
tanneries,  a  number  of  good  shops,  and  two  large  convenient  inns.  This  town  owes  much 
of  its  present  flourishing  condition  to  the  munificence  and  public  spirit  of  its  late  wealthy 
proprietor,  who  not  only,  at  his  own  expence,  erected  it  into  a  burgh  of  barony,  built  a 
town  house,  and  laid  out  all  the  streets  ;  but  established  in  it  a  most  respectable  hanking 
concern,  under  tho  name  of  the  Galloway  Bank,  for  w  hich,  (aioi'd  by  its  central  situation, 
its  proximity  to  the  great  cattle  market  held  at  Rhcnehouse,  a  viilnge  about  two  miles  dis- 
tant, and  the  extensive  corn  markets,  held  every  Monday  within  iiself  during  the  winter 
and  spring  months,)  it  seems  likely  to  continue  what  it  now  is.  The  principal  place  for 
trade  and  resort  in  the  Stewartry.  The  scite  of  Castle  Douglas  and  its  vicinity,  appear  to 
have  been  a  .scene  of  much  action  during  the  feudal  system,  when  the  ancient  Douglasses 
dwelt  in  the  Ca=tle  of  Threeve,  and  were  Lords  of  this  district.  On  the  W.  side  of  the 
town  are  still  visible  encampments  and  breast-works,  evidently  thrown  up  against  the 
Castle  Within  the  boroiighrood,  on  the  S.  W.  banks  of  the  lake,  is  a  place  still  called 
the  g.illows  lot  or  plot,  believed  to  have  been  the  place  of  execution  iu  those  times.  The- 
)nch  or  lake  above  named,  upwards  of  one  mile  in  Jergth,  covering  about  118  acres,  at  pre- 
se;it.  l:uf  bi'fore  it  was  partially  drained,  by  the  canal  cut  from  it  to  the  river  Dee,  its  area 
was  much  greater.      It  contains  a  number  of  small  islands ;  one  of  which,  in  the  middle 


CASTLE  DOUGLAS. 


367 


of  the  lake,  has  been  bound  round  its  base  with  huge  frames  of  oak  wood,  but  whether 
the  island  has  been  artificially  formed  upon  thsm,  (as  some  tbiok)  or  they  have  been 
placed  to  support  some  vast  superstructure,  cannot  now  be  known  ;  the  lake  itself  is  plen- 
tifully stored  with  pike  and  perch,  and  contains  at  its  bottom,  an  immense  treasure  of  the 
best  shell  marl. 


Post  Office,  K 

ing-street.- 

-Post  Master,  William  Green. 

Post  Towns. 

Miles. 

Postage. 

Arrivals. 

Departures, 

Dumfries 

19 

5i 

1 1  Eveng. 

8  Eveng. 

Kirkcudbright 

9 

4§ 

8    do. 

11     do. 

Gatehouse 

15 

4* 

4 

8    do. 

11     do. 

Creetown 

31 

8    do. 

11     do. 

Newton  Stewart 

38 

7i 

8    do. 

11     do. 

Glenluce 

.54 

8§ 

8    do. 

11    do. 

Stranraer 

64 

8^ 

8    do. 

11    do. 

Portpatrick 

73 

8^ 

8    do. 

11     do. 

New  Galloway 

14 

4 

6    do. 

7  Morn  Mon.  Wed.  &  Sat- 

AflElcck  Jas.  woollen  &  linen  cloth  mercht. 
King-st. 

Aitken  &  Wilson,  tanners  &  curriers,  Queen- 
street 

Anderson  P.  surgeon  &  druggist,  King-st. 

Anderson  Wm.  cabinet-maker  &  joiner,  St. 
Andrew's-st. 

Barbour  Thos.  Messenger 

Barbour  James,  writer 

Blacklock  J.  boot  &  shoe-maker.  King-st. 

Biyth  Alexander,  boot  and  shoe-maker,  St. 
Andrew's-st. 

Cochran  Robt.  inn  keeper,  King-st. 

Crosbie  Wm.  baker,  King-st. 

Crosbie  Wm.  brewer,  wine  &  spirit  mercht. 
King-street 

Davidson  R.  watch  &  clock-maker,  King-st. 

Davidson  A.  letter  press  printer,&c.  Queen-st. 

Douglass  Robt.  Douglas's  arms  inn,  King-st. 

Ferguson  J.  gunsmith 

Fire  if  Life  Insurance  Company,  James 
Barbour,  agent 

Galloway  Banking  Company,  Sir  VV^illiam 
Douglas,  Bart.  J.  Napier  &  Co.  draw  on  Sir 
Wm.  Curtis,  Bart.  Robarts  &  Co.  Lon- 
don, .Tnd  Robt.  Allan  &  Son,  Bankers, 
Edinburgh 

Gifford  M.  milliner,  Cotton-st. 

GilfiUan  Miss,  seminary  for  young  ladies 

Gillispie  John,  cabini't-maker,  King-st. 

Gladston  John,  millwright,  Queen-st. 

Gillispie  Wm.  Messenger 

Gordon  Charles,  grocer,  King-st, 

Cordon  J,  cabinet-maker  &  joiner,  Queen-st. 

Gordon  Andrew,  hosier,  Qiicen-st. 

Graham  John,  cabinet-maker  &  joiner 

Graham  John,  architect  &  builder 

Graham  John,  Esq.  baillie 

Halliday  Thos.  surgeon  &  druggist,  King-st, 

Halliday  M.  A   milliner,  Queen-st. 

Hannay  &  Ledderdale,  writers,  King-st. 

Hornal  David,  auctioneer,  Queen-st. 

Hunter  Robt.  baker,   King-st. 

Johnston  'Wm.  bookseller,  stationer  &  grocer, 
King-street 

Johnston  Joseph,  tailor,  King-st. 

Kelvie  James,  woollen  and  linen  cloth  mer- 
chant, King-st. 

Kerr  James,  boot  and  shoe-maker,  King-st. 


Kirkpatrick  &  Green,  grocers,  bakers,  iron- 
mongers and  hardware  dealers,  King-st, 

Law  W .  J.  straw  hat  maker,  King-st, 

Law  Robt,  watch  and  clock-maker,  King-st. 

Lindsay  Edwd.  cabinet-maker  and  joiner, 
Queen-st. 

Lindsay  John,  cabinet-maker  and  joiner, 
King-st. 

M'Auley  M.  milliner,  cotton-st. 

M'George  Jas,  blacksmith 

M'GufFock  James,  land  surveyor,  King-st. 

M'GufFock  James,  grocer,  King-st. 

M'Keur  Saml. surgeon  and  druggist,  King-st. 

M'Lellan  S.  woollen  and  linen  cloth  mer- 
chant, King-st. 

M'Lellan  John,  grocer,  King-st. 

M'Millan  Wm.  and  Thos.  woollen  and  linen 
cloth  merchants,  St.  Andrew-st. 

M'Millan  and  Son,  booksellers,  stationers, 
disti-ibutors  of  stamps,  ironmongers  and 
hardware  dealers,  King-st. 

M'Murray  Robt,  painter,  glazier  and  tinman, 
King-street 

M'Murray  Jas.  painter,  glazier,  &  tinman, 
King-st. 

M'William  Peter,  grocey,  King-st. 

Main  John,  baker,  St.  Andrew-st. 

Mayoh  S.  and  Co.  booksellers,  stationers  & 
dealers  in  glass  and  china,  King-st. 

Mayoh  S.  and  Co.  woollen  and  linen  cloth 
merchants,  King-st. 

Milligan  John,  sadler,  King-st. 

Milligan  Geo.  surgeon  and  druggist,  King-st 

Milligan  and  Barbour,  tanners  and  curriers. 
Queen-street 

Jviuir  John,  tailor,  King-st. 

Nish  James,  mason's-arms,  King-st. 

Parker  Anthony,  coacb  and  horses 

Robson  A  surg.  and  drugst,  St.  Androw-st. 

Rnytil  Exchange  Fire  and  Lif»  Insurance 
Office,  Anthony  Davidson,  agent 

Shaw  Wm.  tailor,    King-st, 

Sinclair  John,  writer,  St.  Andrew-st, 

Smith  Michael,  academy 

Sproat  Peter,  auctioneer,  King-st. 

Sproat  Peter,    Kings-arms,  Queen-st. 

Tait  Jane,  milliner,  King-st. 

Thompson  R.  cabinet-maker  &  joinor,King-st 

Wallace  John,  grocer,  King-st. 


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CASTLE  DOUGLAS. 


Coach. 
Royal   Mall   arrives    (at  Douglass  Arms) 
eleven  at  night  to   Portpulrick,  returns 
eight  evening,  on  the  way  to  Carlisle 
Carriers. 
Dumfries,  James  Nish,  dep.  Wed   morning, 
returns  Thurs.  evening. 


Dumfries,  Wm.  Anderson,  dep.  Wed.  morn- 
ing, returns  Thurs.  evening. 

Edinburgh,  George  Turner,  dep.  Tuesday 
evening,  ret.  Thur-<.  the  week  following. 

Glasgow,  Thos.  Wallet,  arrives  Wednesday 
morning,  dep.  same  evening,  once  a  fort- 
night. 


COLDSTREAM, 

i^L  MARKET  TOWN,  in  Berwickshire,  pleasantly  situated  on  the  north  side  of  the 
River  Tweed,  11  miles  south  from  Dunse.  It  was  anciently  the  seat  of  a  priory 
of  the  Cistertian  order,  founded  by  Cospatrich,  Earl  of  March,  ai;d  Derder  his 
Lady.  Here  General  Monk  fixed  his  head  quarters  before  he  matched  into  Enu;land,  to 
restore  Charles  the  second,  and  here  he  raised  that  regiment  which  is  still  called  the 
Coldstream  Regiment  of  Guards.  The  roads  from  Edinburgh  to  London,  from  Berwick 
to  Kelso  and  from  Dunse  to  England  pass  through  this  town.  A  branch  of  tbe  Nor- 
thumberland Bank  Co.  was  Ccitablished  here  a  few  months  ago,  whicli  promises  to 
be  of  great  advantage  to  this  place,  Tbe  town  and  the  principal  shops  are  well  lighted 
withgass.  Here  is  a  very  extensive  brewery,  carried  on  by  Mi'ssrs.  Thomas  Joppling  and 
Co.  The  places  of  worship  are  the  Parish  Churcli  and  one  Bnrgher  Meeting  House. 
A  Justice  of  Peace  Court  meets  once  a  month  for  the  recovery  of  small  debts.  Kirsel, 
the  seat  of  the  Earl  of  Home,  and  Kersfield,  that  of  Mr.  Morris6n,  are  great  ornaments 
to  the  neighbourhood.  -  Lord  Home  has  erecjeil  two  fine  Obelisks  in  memory  of  las  son, 
Lord  Dougia  ■,  who  was  killed  in  the  American  war.  A  neat  Bridge  of  five  arches  over 
the  Tweed  unites  the  two  Kingdoms  at  this  town.  The  Market-day  is  Thursday.  The 
Fairs  are  the  Thursday  before  the  12th  of  November  and  the  Thursday  before  iise  30th 
of  July.     Population  about  1300. 

Post  Office,  High-street. — John  Donald,  Post  Master. 
Arrivals,  Depaitures. 


Post  Towns. 

Miles. 

postage 

Edinburgh 
Berwick 

70 
14 

4 

Kelso 

10 

4 

Jedburgh 
Hawick 

20 
30 

5 

/ 

Melrose 

25 

6 

St.Boswell,  G. 

20 

6 

halfpast5A.M.  3              P.M. 

halfpastSA.M.  3              P.M. 

3              P.M.  halfpastSA.M. 

3               P.M.  halfpast5A.M. 

3              P.M.  halfpastSA.M. 

3               P.M.  halfpastSA.M. 

3               P.M.  halfpastSA.M. 
The  Mail  to  Edinburgh  goes  by  way  of  Berwick,    which  makes  the  distance  24  m-.les 
more  than  by  the  direct  road. 


every  day    except 
Wednesday. 


Air  Wm.  merchant,  Market-place 

Air  W,  M.  grocer,  High-st. 

Air  Mary,  rope  maker.  Market-place 

Allan  David,  cartwright,  High-st. 

Bennett  Andrew,  cabinet  maker&auctionper 
Market-place 

Browu  James,  baker.  Market-place 

Chisholm  John,  tailor,  High-st. 

Common  James,  watch  and  clock  maker, 
High-street 

Cupple  Wm.  surgeon,  Hip;h-st. 

Craig  Wm.  writer  and  bailie,  High-st. 

Dalglesh  J,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  Mar- 
ket-place 

Pavidson  Jas.  cabinet  maker,  New-st. 

Dsnald  John,  iron  monger  and  post  master. 
High-street 

Dun  Andrew,  millwright,  High-st, 

Elliot  George,  baker 

Foster  Alex,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  High-st. 

Foster  Thomas  and  George,  booksellers  and 
spirit  dealers,  High-st. 

Foster  Thomas,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer. 
High-street 


Foster  Elizabeth,  blaek  bull  inn,  Market-pl. 

Gibson  Andrew,  brazier  and  tinm.-ia,  L:ine 

Gourlay  Jas.  grocer  :ind  spirit  dealer,  Mar- 
ket-place 

Grants  A.  &  M.  milliners,  Hich-st. 

Hackney  Dav.hoot  ar^d  shoe  maki'rj!igh-st 

Hay  John,  joiner  and  bni'uler,  Hinli-sl. 

fleatly  James,  cartwright,  Hisii  st, 

Henderson  Alex,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  Mar- 
ket-place 

Hutcheson  Robert,  tailor,  New-st. 

Jatfrey  Alex,  (academy)   l)tike-st. 

Johnston  Wm.  boot&  s-hoe  maker,  High-st. 

Johnson  John,  merchant  and  agent,  Her- 
cules  Insurance  office,  High-st. 

Joppling  Th'im.is  and  Co.  brewers  and 
wine  merchants,  Market-pl.icc 

Kidd  and  Waddle,  stone  masons,  New-st. 

Lauson  James  and  Co,  woolk'n  drapers. 
High-street 

Lillie  John,  blacksmith,  High-st. 

Loggan  Wm.  tavern  keeper 

Lecke  Henry,  cooper,  Market-place 

Lyle  John,  miller  and  corn  dealer 


COLDSTREAM. 


369 


Maule  James,  diuggist,  Higli-st. 
M'Donald  L.  surgeon,  Market-place 
Meirose    Henry,    boot    and    shoe  maker, 

High-slveet 
Moiit;^omrie  David,  cooper,  New-st. 
Murr.iv  \Vm.  blttcksiuith,  Duke-si, 
Nohie  Robert,     l)aker    and   spirit  dealer, 

Miirkct-piacc 
Nortliiimb.-rUiid  Hank  Co.  (Branch)   Win. 

Leicc'a,  asrent,  Marki't-place 
Oliver  A'ciiibald,  biaci<smitl\,  Duke-st. 
Person  Robert,  baker,  High-st. 
Prinule  VV.  H.  writer,  Market-place 
Rerinie  David,  stone  mason,  Migb-st. 
Sott  James,  bat  mauufiictnrer,  Market-pl, 
Sliarji  RobertjWatcii  &  clock  maker, Higli-st 
Skeliey  Luke,  saddler,  IJigb-st. 
Sporlw'ood  George,  cartwright,  High-st. 
Strathen  Robert,  glazier,  High-st. 
Tait  VVm.  tailor,  Lane 
Thomson  .lames;,  currier.  Market-place 
Thomson  Alexaudcr,grocer  and  spirit  dealer, 

Market-place 
Turnbull  Matthew,  surgeon,  Hifrli-st. 
Wallace  John,  (academy)  High-st, 
Walson  Rt,  clerk  to  the  Northumberland  bk. 
Wight  and  Virtue,  plasterers,  Market-place 
Wilson  James,  blacksmith,  Lane 


Young  Mary,  Newcastle  Arms-inn,  (post 
chaises)  Uigb-st. 

Coaches. 

Fro-P  Newcastle  Arms-inn,  Wellington  ar. 
everyday  (Sunday  excepted)  from  Edin- 
burgh at  half  past  one  P.  M. 

Wellington,  arrives  every  day  (Sunday  ex- 
cepted) from  Newcastle  at  half  past  two 
o'clock,  P.  M. 

Border  Union,  from  Berwick,  arrives  Mon- 
day, Wednesday  and  Friday  in  summer, 
on  Tuesdays  and  Fridays  in  winter,  at 
half  past  one,  on  its  way  to  Kelso,  returns 
same  days  at  three  to  Berwick. 

Curriers. 

Edinburgh,  George  Penney,  departs  Tues- 
day, returns  Thursday. 

Edinlurgh,  James  Henderson,  departs 
Tuesday,  returns  Thursday 

Berwick,  Adam  Younger,  departs  Tuesday, 
Thursday  and  Saturday,  and  returns  same 
evenings. 

Newcastle,  Wra.  Kerr,  departs  Monday, 
returns  same  day- 

Ditnse,  Robert  Knox,  every  Monday,  re- 
turns same  day. 


COLINSBURGH 

JlS  a  village  in  Fifeshire,  on  the  road  from  Leven  to  Anstruther  and  Trail.  It  is  10  miles 
S.  from  Cupar,  and  about  a  mile  N.  from  Kilconquhar,  in  which  parish  it  is  sitnated.  The 
village  is  a  thriving  little  place  ;  there  is  a  very  good  inn  in  it,  and  a  considerable  trade 
seems  to  be  carried  ou  in  leather  and  the  curriery  business.  The  population  is  about  700. 
The  fairs  are  2ud  Friday  in  June,  2nd  Wednesday  in  March,  and  2nd  Friday  in  October. 
The  weekly  market  day  is  Wednesday. 

Post  Office. —  Peter  Ronald,   Post  Master..— From    Edinburgh  a   postman  ai-rives   at 
three  o'clock  in  the  afternoon,  and  departs  at  eleven  at  night. 


Carstars  David  and  Co.  curriers 

Clark  Tboma?,  builder 

Fernie  John,  sadler 

Oswald  James,  sadler 

Ronald  Peter,  vintner 

Scott  Rev.  Alexander 

Smith  David 

Sommervill  John,  surgeon 

Tod  John,  surgeon 

Wilkie  David,  farmer 


Carriers^ 

To  Cupar  Fife,  Thomas  Johnston  departs 

on  Thursday,  and  returns  the  same  day. 
To  St.  Andrews,  Thos.  Johnston,  irregular. 

Coarh. 
The  coach  from  Anstruther  to  EdinhurghaX 
11  o'clock  forenoon,  and  from  Edinburgh 
to  Anstruther  at  10  o'clock  morning. 


I 


COMRIE 


a«.S  a  populous  and  tbrivint;;  village,  pleasantly  situated  in  a  romantic  vale  at  the  foot  of 
the  Grampian  mountains,  and  on  the  north  bank  of  the  river  Earn,  It  lies  at  the  dis- 
tance of  24  miles  W.  of  Perth,  and  58  N.  W.  from  Edinburgh.  The  surrounding  scenery 
is  singularly  beautiful  and  picturesque.  The  place  possesses  many  interesting  objects  to 
attract  the  attention  of  strangers.  The  most  remarkable  of  these  are  the  Roman  encamp- 
ment on  the  plain  of  Dalginross,  which  was  probably  the  scene  of  the  memorable  battle 
between  Galgaeus  and  Agricola,  at  the  foot  of  the  Mojis  Grampicus ;  variou:>  Drnidical 
circles;  and  the  monument  erected  on   Dunmore  to  the  memory  of  the  late  Viscount 


870 


COMRIE. 


Melville,  in  the  vicinity  of  Duneira,  his  fevourite  residence.  Com rie  has  of  late  years 
bepii  siib)ect  to  smart  shocks  of  an  earthquake,  which  however  have  now  diminished  both 
in  tre(juoncy  and  violence.  Various  manufactures  are  established  in  Comrie,  cotton 
weaving  is  earned  on  to  a  considerable  extent.  A  considerable  quantity  of  linen  yarn  is 
spun.  Ihere  is  also  a  woollen  manufectory,  and  a  distillery.  The  neighbourhood 
turnishes  hme,  and  blue  slates  of  very  superior  quality.  The  public  institutions  of  the 
place,  are  a  hraricb  of  the  Perthshire  Bible  Society,  a  Saving's  Bank,  and  a  Subscription 
Library,  which  are  lu  a  flounshing  state.  There  is  also  a  numerous  and  prosperous  Masonic 
Lodge.  A  bi-nlat)d  Society  has  lately  been  established  in  the  neighbourhood,  for  the 
preservation  vf  the  C  Itic  -arb,  customs,  and  language.  There  is  a  fine  new  church  with 
a  handsome  spire ;  and  the  United  Seccession  Church,  the  only  other  place  of  public  worship 
m  the  village.     It  has  four  fairs,  2Ist  March,   1st  Tuesday  May  1 1th,  July,  and  8th  Nov. 

Post  Office.— Peter  Macfvrlane,  Post  Master— A  postman  arrives  from  Crief  every  day 
at  eight  o  clock  lu  the  eveumg,  and  returns  the  following  day  at  three  o'clock  in  the 
ariernoou. 


Comrie  .ranies,  Comrie  Inn 

(Jomrie  Peter,  joiuer 

Gorrie  Duncan,  messenger  at  arms 

Ferguson  Daniel,  writer,  N.  P.  &  procurator 

Kennedy  John,  clothier 

JIacfarlane  George,  laud  surveyor 

Macfarlane  Peter,  gt=;ncral  merchant 

M'Laren  and  M'ls^iac,  distillers 

M'Ndb  John,  clothier  and  t.^ilor 

Mitcliell  Win.  woollen  manufacturer 


Pearson  George,  vintner 

Smith  Nicol,  surgeon 

Stewart  Peter,  vintner  and  smith 

Carrieis. 
To    Crieff,  James  Graham  and  Alexander 

M'Hevhannel,  every  Mon,  Thurs.  &  Sat. 

and  ret'irn  the  same  days. 
To  Glasgow,  Alex,  M 'Isaac, every  fortnight 
To  Stirling,  Donald  Ferguson,  irregular. 


Cc 


COUPAR  ANGUS. 


/OUPAR  or  Cupar,  in  Angus,  lies  15  miles  N.  W.  of-  Dundee,  12|  miles  E.  by  N.  of 
Perth,  and  56  miles  from  Edinburgh.  Though  designated  in  Angus!,  by  fiir  the  greater  part 
is  in  the  county  of  Perth.  It  is  situated  on  the  Isla,  and  is  divided  by  a  rivulet  into  two 
parts,  that  part  which  lies  S.  of  this  rivulet  being  all  that  belongs  to  the  county  of  Angus. 
The  streets  are  well  paved  and  lighted,  and  the  town  has  much  improved  of  late  years. 
The  Church  is  a  neat  building,  which  has  a  steeple  detached  from  it  that  serves  as  a  Town- 
house and  Prison  ;  it  is  built  on  the  spot  where  the  prison  of  the  court  of  regality  stood. 
Coupar  is  governed  by  a  Justice  of  the  Peace  and  Constables.  There  is  a  Justice's  Court 
held  here  the  first  Monday  in  every  month,  for  the  recovery  of  small  debts.  There  is  a 
Coffee-room  and  a  Public  Library,  which  is  supported  by  subscription,  and  contains  an 
extensive  collection  of  books  both  ancient  and  modern.  There  are  still  visible  at  Coupar 
the  vestiges  of  a  Roman  Camp,  said  to  have  been  formed  by  the  army  of  Agricola  in  his 
seventh  expedition.  On  the  centi-e  of  this  camp  Malcolm  the  Fourth,  in  1164,  founded  an 
Abbey  for  Cistertian  Monks  :  its  ruins  show  that  it  must  have  been  a  house  of  considerable 
magnitude.  There  is  also  a  considerable  Tannery,  and  in  the  immediate  neighbourhood 
is  a  large  Bleach-field.  There  is  a  Market  for  Cattle  lield  every  Thursday  in  the  Timber- 
market.  The  Fairs  are,  Thursday  before  Christmas,  O.  S.  second  Thursday  in  March, 
O.  S.  second  Wednesday  in  April,  third  Thursday  in  May,  O.  S.  and  first  Wednesday  in 
July,  O.  S.    The  Population  is  about  2000. 


Post-Office— (Cross 

) — Jane  Tasker,  Post  Mistress. 

Towns. 

Postage  of  Letters. 

Miles. 

Arrival. 

Departure. 

Alyth 

Ad. 

9 

half-past4aftern. 

five  in  the  afternoon 

Blairgowrie 

3 

4 

half-past  4  aftern. 

five  in  the  afternoon 

Forfar 

4 

18 

half-past  4  aftern. 

five  in  the  afternoon 

Glammis 

4 

12 

half-past  4  aftern. 

five  in  the  afternoon 

Meigle 

3 

5 

half-past  4  aftern. 

five  in  the  afternoon 

Pferth 

4 

13 

half- past  4  aftern. 

nine  in  the  evening. 

Allan  Rev.  Alexander,  Steeple-st. 

Anderson  David,  writer,  and  sheriff  clerk 
depute  for  Forfarshire,  Coupar  district, 
and  recorder  of  protests,  Gray-st. 

Anderson  Geo.  surgeon,  Gray-st. 

Anderson  Geo.  grocer,  Cross 

Anderson  James,  M,  D.  Gray-st. 


Archer  Andrew  and  Co.  tanners,  Abbey-hill 

Baxter  David,  vintner,  Bridge-end 

Bett  Jolm,  linen  &  woollen  draper,  and  agent 

to  the  Dundee  fire-office,  High-st. 
Bett  Wm.  agent  to  the  Perth  bank,  (on  Sir 
W.  Forbes  and  Co.  Edinburgh,  and  o» 
Barclay  and  Co.  London)  Calton-st, 


COUPAR  ANGUS. 


371 


Bett  Wm.  bleacher,  Belgirsho 

Black  James,  saddler,  Timber-market 

Brodie  David,  vintner,  Gray-st. 

Brodie  David,  viutnGr,  Timber-market 

Brodie  David,  currier,  Steeple-st- 

Brown  Geo.  linen  stamp  master.  Cross 

Bruce  James,  vintner,  High-st. 

Buttar  Thos.  spirit  dealer.  Timber-market 

Cameron  Duncan,  tailor.  Cross 

Clark  Peter,  writer,  Hii?li-^t. 

Clark  Charles,  writer,  Wynd 

Crockatt  James,  surupon,  Cross 

Cross  John,  ironmonger.  Timber-market 

Davidson  Janett,  linen  draper,  Steeple-st. 

Dick  James,  vintner,  West-st. 

Douglas  John,  baker.  Cross  * 

Dunn  Rev.  Wm.  A.  M.  Causeway-end 

Duncan  JVliss,  (school  for  young  ladies)  Cal- 
ton-st. 

Elliott  Miss,  (boarding  school  for  young 
ladies)  Calton-st, 

Fleming  John,  grocer,  Catiseway-end 

Flowerdew  Wm.  excise-officer,  East-st. 

Golthy  Jas.  leather  breeclies-inaker,  VVest-st. 

Graham  David,  grocer,  High-st. 

Grant  David,  old  Strathmore  arms,  Precinct 

Hackett  Rev.  John,  Manse 

Hackney  Peter  Stirling,  cooper,  Calton-st. 

Hallyburton  James,  baker,  Causeway-end 

Hallyburton  Thos.  grocer.  Timber-market 

Harris  John,  vintner,  Timber-marlcot 

Hay  John,  earthenware  dealer,  High-st. 

Henderson  Peter,  supervisor,  Brewhall 

Hutchinson  John,  boot  maker,  &c.  Cause- 
way-end 

Irvine  Charles,  linen  draper,  &c.  Steeple-st. 

Jardine  John,  linen  &  woollen  draper,  haber- 
dasher, stamp-office,  agent  to  the  Hercules 
fire-office,  and  London  genuine  tea  com- 
pany. Cross 

Lamb  Charles,  boot  and  shoe  maker.  Cause- 
way-end 

Lawson  Thos.  linen  manufac.  Causeway-end 

Lowe  John,  surgeon,  C;illon-st. 

Low  M.  saddler.  Cross 

M'Intosh  Alex,  wheelwright.  Causeway-end 


M'Lean  Rev.  Daniel,  Causewayend 

M'Naughtan  Peter,  tailor,  Timber-market 

Matthew  John,  painter,  Cross 

Miller  James,  writer.  Cross 

Miller  James,  jun.  agent  to  the  Perth  union 
bank,  (on  Kinnear  and  Sons,  Edinburgh, 
and  Stephenson,  Remmington  &  Co.  Lon- 
don) Cross 

Moncrieff  Wm.  and  Son,  boot  makers,  &c. 
Gray-st. 

Ogilvy  John,  ironmonger,  nursery  and  seeds- 
man, West-st. 

Rattray  James,  vintner,  Causeway-end 

Reid  &  Dick,  grocers  &  spirit  dealers.  Cross 

Robertson  Chas.  watch  &  clock  maker,  Cross" 

Robertson  Wm.  grocer,  High-st. 

Rose  John,  new  Strathmore  arms.  Cross 

Ross  Alex,  dyer  and  miller.  Walk-mill 

Shepherd  Robert,  wright,  Bogside-st. 

Small  Peter,  cart  and  plough  wright.  Cause- 
way-end 

Smith  Wm.  excise-officer,  Barlatch 

Soot  Alexander,  boot  maker,  &c.  Cross 

Tasker  Jane,  bookseller,  Cross 

Taylor  James,  vintner  and  brewer,  West-st. 

Turnbull  James,  tanner.  Cross 

Tyrie  John,  grocer.  Causeway-end 

Wanan  James,  cooper,  Timber-market 

West  Wm.  academy,  Steeple-st. 

Wright  Thos.  ironmonger.  Cross 

Young  Alex,  boot  maker,  <ic.  Timber-makt. 

Young  David,  tinplate  worker.  Cross. 

Coaches. 

From  the  New  Strathmore  Arms,  Cross — 
the  Strathmore  Telegraph,  every  lawful 
day  at  a  quarter-past  eight  o'clock  in  the 
morniiig,  to  Forfar,  Brechin,  Laurence 
Kirk,  Stonehaven, BXiA  Aberdeen:  returns 
every  lawful  day  at  a  quarter-past  five 
o'clock  in  the  afternoon  to  Perth. 

From  D.  Brodie's,  vintner,  Gray-st.  Goods 
are  conveyed  to  Aberdeen,  Brechin,  For- 
far, Glasgow,  Perth,  Stirling,  Stone- 
haven, and  pl.ices  adjacent,  twice  every  _ 
week. 


CRAIL 


I 


S  a  town  in  Fifeshire,  4  miles  E.  of  Anstni/lier,  10  S.  E.  of  St.  Andrew's  and  29  E,  of 
Kinghorn.  It  is  a  royal  buvgh,  and  together  with  Pettinvveen,  Kilrenny,  and  Easter  and 
Wester  Anstruther,  joins  in  sending  a  niembor  to  Parliament,  It  is  a  place  of  great  an- 
tiquity, and  so  early  as  the  middle  of  ihe9Ui  century,  ue  are  informed  by  historians  it  was 
a  place  of  great  importance.  It  is  now  linwc-ver,  like  most  of  the  old  hurgh  towns  on  the 
coast  of  Fife  fallen  into  decay,  and  tbongli  a  few  ves.sels  still  frequent  its  harbour,  their 
trade  is  little  or  nothing.  The  haihour  itself  is  a  very  small  and  inconvenient  one,  and  is 
neither  safe  to  vessels  while  they  are  entering  nor  while  they  remain  in  it.  The  old  castle 
in  which  David  I.  resided,  has  lately  undergone  considerable  repairs,  and  is  now  the  seat 
of  a  gentleman.  Archbishop  Sharp,  a  character  famed  in  Scottish  history,  was  once  a 
minister  of  the  church  here,  and  his  h.ind-writing  is  still  to  be  seen  in  the  records  of  the 
session.  The  church  over  which  he  presided  is  still  entire,  it  was  erected  in  1517- 
The  appearance  of  the  town  is  ancient,  and  from  the  number  of  old  ruinous  hou.ses  and 
deserted  alleys,  it  looks  mean -and  dirty.  There  is  uo  weekly  marlcet  day.  The  fairs  are 
1st  Friday  March,  O.  S.  and  l.st.  Friday  September,  O.  S,  The  population  of  the  town 
is  about  500. 

48 


372 


CRAIL. 


Post  Office. — James  Brown,  Post  Master, — From  St.  Andrews,  a  paistnian  arrives  at 
four  o'clock  iu  the  afternoon,  who  departs  immediately  for  Anstruther,  returns  from  An- 
struther  at  six  o'clock  in  the  evening;,  and  departs  for  St,  Andrews  at  seven  o'clock  next 
morniag. 


Bell  Rev.  Andrew 

Bowsie  John,  merchant  tailor  and  grocer 

Brown  James,  cabinet  maker,  upholsterer, 

and  builder 
Duff  Thomas,  vintner 
Gourlay  Robert,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 


Inglis  Robert  Esq.  of  Kirknay 
Laing  John,  schoolmaster 
Murray  Robert  Esq, 

Carriers. 
To  Edinburgh,  Alexander  Brown,  departi 
Tuesday  and  returns  on  Saturday. 


4\**^*^^*^^f^S^^t^* 


I 


CRIEFF 


S  a  town  in  Perthshire,  18  miles  west  from  Perth,  22  north  from  Stirling,  10  south 
from  Amalrie  and  6§  east  from  Comrie.  The  town  is  built  on  a  rising  ground,  half  a 
mile  north  from  the  Earn,  and  near  the  foot  of  the  Grampians ;  it  is  situated  in  a  delightful 
spot  surrounded  by  woods,  rivers  and  hills,  and  from  the  south  it  is  seen  to  great  advan- 
tage. It  is  the  second  town  in  Perthshire  as  to  trade  and  size,  and  on  account  of  the 
beauty  and  healthfulness  of  the  place,  it  is  much  frequented  by  strangers  during  the 
summer  months.  A  vast  number  of  travellers  too  pass  through  it  on  their  way  to  the 
Highlands,  to  which  it  is  one  of  the  principal  entrances.  In  and  round  the  town  there 
are  a  great  number  of  distilleries,  one  or  two  breweries  and  a  mill  for  the  manufacture 
of  paper.  The  chief  branch  of  trade  carried  on  here  is  the  weaving  of  cotton  goods 
for  the  Glasgow  manufacturers.  In  this  branch  of  trade,  Crieff,  along  with  many  other 
towns,  has  suffered  much  from  the  fall  of  prices  and  other  causes.  There  is  a  Tolbooth 
with  a  decent  spire  here.  There  is  also  a  News  Room,  and  a  large  and  elegant  Assembly 
Room,  which  is  sometimes  honoured  with  the  presence  of  the  nobility  and  gentry  of 
Perthshire.  There  are  a  number  of  very  good  Inns  in  Crieff,  but  particularly  the  one  in 
the  square,  where  veiy  superior  accommodation  is  to  be  met  with.  Of  late  yearathe 
town  has  greatly  increased  in  si»e,  and  many  excellent  bouses  have  been  built.  There  is 
a  very  good  Masons'  Lodge  and  Weavers'  Hall ;  but  the  places  for  public  worship, 
(whatever  other  excellence  they  may  possess)  are  by  no  means  discinguished  for  either 
external  or  internal  beaaty  or  decoration.  There  is  a  Baillie  Court  held  here  every  Wed- 
nesday for  deciding  small  debt  cases  and  also  for  enquiring  into  the  state  of  the  police  of 
the  Burgh.  About  two  miles  to  the  north  west  of  Crieff,  on  the  north  side  of  the  road 
to  Comrie,  lyes  Ochtertyre,  the  scat  of  Sir  Patrick  Murray,  Baronet,  (one  of  the  Barons  of 
Exchequer)  pleasantly  situated  ou  a  rising  ground.  There  is  a  Deer  Park  in  front 
of  the  house  with  fine  ponds  of  water.  The  beautiful  woods  and  plantations  of  Och- 
tertyre, and  the  well  cultivated  lands  and  pleaiure  grounds  of  this  delightful  estate,  add 
greatly  to  the  beauty  of  the  hills  and  romantic  scenery  with  which  they  are  surrounded. 
Sir  Patrick  Murray  being  one  of  the  few  noblemen  who  reside  much  on  their  estates, 
.has  done  a  great  deal  for  the  improvement  of  this  plaec,  in  taking  the  lead  in  nu- 
merous schemes  for  the  public  good,  and  in  patronizing  all  useful  works  and  undertakings. 
There  are  two  annual  fairs  in  Crieff,  the  first  the  2nd  Tuesday  of  January,  and  the 
second  the  10th  of  October.  The  weekly  market  is  held  on  Thursday,  and  is  in  general 
well  attended.     The  population  is  about  3600. 


Post  Office. — Robert  Cameron,  Post  Mauler, — A  Postman  arrives  from  Stirling  at  one 
at  noon,  and  departs  the  hour  following. — From  Perth  at  five  o'clock  in  the  afternoon, . 
and  departs  at  eight  in  the  evening.     From  Comriy  at  five  o'clock  iu  the  afternoon,   and 
departs  as  soon  as  the  dispatches  are  made  up. 


Adie  Robert,  writer,  N.  P.  and  procurator, 
agent  for  the  Hercules  Insurance  Society, 
clerk  to  the  Justice  of  Peace  Courts  Anch- 
terarder  subdivision,  and  to  the  Lieute- 
nancy and  roads  of  that  division,  Baillie 
of  the  Burgh  of  Barony,  held  under  the 
Right  Honourable  Peter  Robert  Drum- 
moad  Burrel,  Lord  Gwyder. 

Allan  James,  vintner 

Armstrong  Andrew,  tailor 

Arnot  James,  jun.  clothier 

Bald  James,  cloth  merchant  and  haberdasher 

Bannerman  Andrew,  distiller,  TwUibMciine 


Brander  Andrew,  dyer 

Brown  Colin,  tallow  chandler 

Brydie  John,  baker 

Cameron  Mrs.  Christian,  viutnar' 

Campbell  John,  join6r 

Carmichacl  Peter,  grocer 

Caw  William,  dyer 

Clement  Andrew,  iron-monger 

Clement  James,  joiner 

Comrie  &  Graham,  distillers,  Lochlin 

Comrie  Peter,  distiller,  Lochlin 

Drummond  John,  banker 


CRIEFF. 


373 


Drummond  John,  distiller,  Htsh 

Drummond  John,  flesher 

Edgar  John,  umbrella  maker 

Erskine  Ralph,  copper  and  tin-plate  worker 

Fenton  Miss,  stamp  office 

Ferguson  Fergus,  clothier 

Ferguson  and  Ross,  writers,  N,  P.  and 
procurators. 

Fraser  James,  vintnei 

Gibson  John,  vintner 

Gilron  John,  vintner 

Glass  Thomas,  officer  of  excise 

Gould  Alexander,  vintner 

Gow  Alexander,  dyer 

Gowans  John,  writer,  N.  P.  and  procurator 

Graham  David,  officer  of  excise 

Graham  James,  corn  and  flour  mill 

Graham  Wm.  maltster 

Halley  Peter,  distiller,  CoMwell^ 

Headrigg  Peter,  boot  and  shoe  maker 

Johnston  Wra.  saddler 

Kennedy  Wm.  boot  and  shoe  maker 

King  James,  cooper 

Laing  Rev.  William 

Laird  John,  bookseller 

Leitch  James,  surgeon 

Leitch  Wm.  writer,  N,  P.  and  procurator 

Mann  David,  painter 

Mathew  Wm.  tailor 

Maxton  James,  surgeon 

M'Cainsh  Mrs.  Helen,  grocer 

M'Callum  Wm.  clothier 

M'Comish  Thos.  and  Co. distillers,  Hoshmill 

M'Comish  and  laylor,  paper  and  oil  ma- 
nufacturers 

M'Donald  Wm,  bookseller 

M'Ewan  John,  clothier 

M'Ewan  Thomas,  clothier  and  corn  dealer 

M'Gregor  Hugh,  vintner 

M'Intosh  James,  vintner 

M'Laren  Hugh,  saddler 

M'Lean  Nicol,  vintner 

M'Leod,  John,  tailor 

M'Nab  David,  painter 

M'Owan  David,  vintner 

M'Owan  James,  baker 

M'Owan  Peter,  jun.  and  Co.  distillers 

M'Rosty  Alexander,  clothier 

M'Vean  Hugh,  vintner 

Menzies  Robert,  watch  and  clock  maker 

Menzies  William,  grocer 

Miller  John,  vintner 

Murray  Sir  Patrick,  Baronet  of  Ochtertyre, 
and  one  of  the  Barons  of  his  Majesties 
Courtof  Exchequer  in  Scotland,  OcA^eriyre 

Murray  Wm.  linen  and  woollen  draper  (and 
takes  in  cloth  for  Luncarty  ble  achfield 

Murray  Wm.  boot  and  shoe  maker 

Neish  &  M'Ewan,  grocers  and  iron-mongers 

Peatt  David,  watch  and  clock  maker 

Philips  John,  writer,  N.P.  procurator,  agent 
for  the  Norwich  Fire  and  Life  Insurance 
Society 


Philips  William,  rintner 

Porteous  Dayid,distiller  and  brewer,  Bama- 

kittoch 
Ritchie  James,  vintner 
Robertson  Donald,  Crieff  Hotel 
Ronaldson  John,  grocer 
Rutherford  Wm,  tailor 
Scott  Peter,  agent  for  the  commercial  bank 

of  Scotland   and  for   the    North  British 

Fire  Office. 
Seton  John,  seedsman 
Sharp  James,  vintner 
Skeldoch  James,  vintner 
Smilley  James,  grocer 
Spottiswoode  Wm.  Perth  Bank  Office 
Stevens  James,  writer,  N.  P.  and  procurator 
Stewart  David,  watch  and  clock  maker 
Tainsh  David,  watch  and  clock  maker 
Tainsh  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Tainsh  John,  writer,    N.  P.  and  procurator 

chief  Magistrate,  Clerk  of  the  district,»nd 

agent  for  the  Leith  Bank. 
Tainsh  John,  jun.  surveyor  of  taxes. 
Tait  Peter,  surgeon 
Taylor  James,  general  merchant 
Taylor  Thomas,  surgeon 
Thomson  David,  tailor 
Trail  George,  surgeon 
TurnbuU  David,  writer,  N,  P,  &  procurator 
Wright  Thomas,  tanner 

Banks, 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland,   Peter  Scott 

Esq.  agent. 
Leith  Bank,  John  Tainsh,  Esq.  agent 
Perth  Bank,  Wm.  Spottiswoode,  Esq.  agent 

Excise. 
William  Sheels,  supervisor 
David  Graham,  officer 
Thomas  Soutar,  officer 
Thomas  Glass,  officer 

MESSENGERS   AT   ARMi. 

Benjamin  Ferguson 
Peter  Arnot 
William  Ferguson 
Norman  Macleod 

Carriers. 

To  Edinburgh,  Adam  White&John  M'Ros- 
tie,  depart  on  Monday  and  return  on 
Saturday. 

Glasgow,  Robt.  Gibson  &  Robert  M'llvrid, 
depart  on  Tuesday  &  return  on  Satuiday 

Perth,  Peter  Brydie,  David  M'Leish,  and 
Mungo  Ramsay  twice  a  week  ;  they  de- 
part every  Tuesday  and  Friday,  and  re- 
turn the  following  days. 

Coaches, 

The  long  coach  from  Glasgow  to  Perth 
pass  at  three  in  the  aftci'noon,  and  the  one 
from  Perth  to  Glasgow  at  nine  in  the 
morning. 


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CROMARTY. 


Tf 


HE  town  of  Cromarty  lies  IQ-J  miles  north  east  of  Inverness,  and  is  situated  a  sliorl 
distance  from  the  entrance  into  the  harbour,  \\hich  is  considered  the  most  safe,  and  capa- 
cious in  Britain.  Vessels  of  400  and  500  tons,  may  run  into  this  harbour,  and  lie  iu  per- 
fect security,  the  entrance  from  the  sea  is  between  two  promontories  or  head  lands,  called 
the  Sulers  of  Cromarty,  and  have  a  grand  effect.  The  town,  at  present,  is  very  small,  but 
is  fast  improving  iu  size  and  importance.  A  fine  commodious  Quay  has  lately  been  con- 
structed, and  the  Herring  Fishery,  which  is  now  established  here,  is  of  great  mercantile 
interest  to  the  town.  This  last  season,  being  only  the  fourth  of  the  fishing  establishment 
at  Cromarty,  has  been  wonderfully  productive,  and  30,000  barrels  have  been  shipped  from 
thence — for  which  government  has  paid  2388Z.  bounty.  In  the  year  1817,  when  this  pur- 
suit first  commenced  lucre,  only  2230  barrels  were  shipped,  the  bounty  of  which  was  only 
446?.;  the  herring  fishing  season  after  it  begins,  is  coniplet  d  in  about  six  weeks,  A 
Hempen  Cloth  manufactory  of  considerable  extent  is  established  in  this  town.  The  hill  of 
Cromart)',  is  an  object  of  great  attraction  to  all  travellers,  who  always  speak  of  its  beau- 
ties with  admiration.  A  large  rocky  cavern  called  Macfarquhar's  Bed,  the  cave  of  which 
contains  a  petrifying  well,  and  is  altogether  a  great  natural  curiosity.  The  population  of 
the  town  is  about  800,  it  has  only  one  yearly  fair,  third  Tuesday  November,  O.  S.  Weekly 
market  on  Fridays, 

Post  Office. — Donald  M'Kenzie,  Post  Master. — Fortrose,  Munlochy,  Beauly  and  Edin- 
burgh posts  dispatched  at  seven  every  morning,  except  Fridays,  and  arrive  about  nine 
every  night,  Fridays  excepted.— Foot  Posts. 


Walter  Ross.  Esq.  of  Nigg,  Justice  of   the 

Peace 
J.  Taylor,  Esq.  sheriff  clerk  of  the  County 
The  Hempen  Cloth  Manufacty.  of  Cromariy, 
Dyer,Enimett  &Co.SsTbaraes-st.  London. 
Herrine;  Fishery  establishment  of  Cromarty. 
Gordon,  Taylor,  &  Co.  &  Lime-st.  London. 
Cromarty  Brewery,  Walter  Ross  and  Co. 

Proprietors 
Robt.  Ross, fish  and  pork  merchant,  and  ge- 
neral agent 
John   NicoU,    officer  of  herring  fishery  at 

Cromarty 
Rev.  Robert  Smith,  minister  of  the  parish 
Rev.  A.  M'Leod,  Dr.  of  the  Gaelic  Chapel 
Shopkeepers,  S^c. 
•  Andrews  G.  plough  and  anchor  tavern 
Allen  Hugli,  ship-builder 
Bond  Miss,  ladies  hoarding  school 
Bremner .James,  taiior  and  habit-maker 
1  Bruce  John,  general  dealer 
,  Cormack  John,  crown  inn 
Danoon  W^m.  boot  and  slioe-maker 
Forbes  A.  mason  and  builder 
Forsyth  A.  watch  and  clock-maker 

•  Eraser  A.  general  dealer 

Fraser  Donald,  general  dealer  and  fish  curer 
Eraser  Hugh,  baker 
Fraser  J.  boot  and  slioe-maker 
«  Gair  Donald,  shopkeeper 
Gillan  Andrew,  watch  and  clock-maker 
Grant  John,  jun.  hardware  dealer 

•  Grant  John,  general  dealer 


tJoyner  Jeremiah,  grocer  and  wine  mercht. 
Kemp  Kenneth,  cabinet-maker 
M 'Donald  George,  surgeon 
M 'Donald  David,  grammar  school 
M'Leod  David,  painter  and  glazier 
Mackay  Alexauder,  baker 

>  M'Kenzie  A,  general  dealer  and  fish  curer 
M'Rae  Adam,  general  dealer 
Munro  George,  G.  slater  and  builder 
Munro  Hugh,  Ijaker 

» Paterson  Isaac,  shopkeeper 
Procter  John,  tailor  and  habit-maker 

.Robertson  David,  jun.  general  dealer  and 
fish  curer 

.Robertson  David,  shopkeeper 
Ross  Andrew,  painter  and  glazier 
Ross  John,  cabinet-maker 
Ross  Hugh,  store-keeper 
Simpson  A.  general  dealer  and  fish  curer 
Sutherland  John,  mason  and  builder 
Templeton  John,  dealer  in  cotton  goods 
Thomson  Jamei,  general  dealer 
Tiionison  John,  tailor  and  habit-maker 

•Thomson  William,  shopkeeper 
Urquhart  Adam,  mason  and  builder 
Watson  Hugh,  boot  and  shoe-maker 
Watson  James,  boot  and  shoe-maker 

Watson  David,  parochial  school 
Williiwmson  David,  mason  and  builder 

, Williamson  Daniel,  general  dealer 

Wright  James,  saidler 

.Young  James,  general  dealer 

Young  James,  cabinet-maker 


A 


CUMNOCK,  OLD, 


POST  Town  in  Ayrshire,  is  situated  15  miles  E.  from  Ajt,  on  the  banks  of  the  Lngar, 
at  its  confluence  with  the  Glisnock.  Here  is  a  Manufactory  of  Earthenware,  which  is 
carried  on  to  a  considerable  extent.    This  town  has  long  been  famous  for  the  making  of 


i 


CUMNOCK,    OLD, 


tf/i 


Snuff-boxes,  the  workmanship  displaying  a  degree  of  elegance  not  to  be  surpassed.  The 
boxes  vary  in  price  from  ten  shillings  to  ten  guineas.  It  contains  about  1200  iiiliabitants, 
nnd  gives  the  title  of  Baron  to  the  family  of  Dumfries.  Near  the  town  are  the  leroains 
of  a  Moat  or  (^ourt-fied,  where  anciently  the  baronial  courts  were  held,  almost  surrounded 
by  the  Lujjar,  and  noted  for  its  picturesque  and  romantic  scenery.  Here  is  a  parish 
Church,  which  stands  in  the  square  or  mark-place.  There  is  also  a  parish  School,  in 
which  all  the  branches  of  useful  and  ornamental  learning  are  taught.  The  Fairs  are,  last 
Tuesday  in  May,  first  Tuesday  in  Julv,  and  the  third  Tuesday  in  October,  all  Q.  S. 
Races  are  held  on  the  second  Tuesday  in  March.  A  Justice  of  the  Peace  Court,  for 
the  recovery  of  small  debts,  is  held  once  a  month. 

Post  Mistress,  Mrs.  Simson. 


Post  Towns. 

Miles. 

Postage. 

Arrivals. 

Departure 

Edinburgh 

82 

9irf. 

7  evening 

9  evening 

Kilmarnock 

16 

5 

7  ditto 

9  ditto 

Mauchline 

7 

4 

7  ditto 

9  ditto 

Sanquhar 

18 

7  ditto 

9  dilto. 

The  Sanquhar  Post  three  times  a  week,  viz,  Sunday,  Tuesday  and  Friday, 


Anderson  John,  baker 

Baird  David,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 

Black  Wm.  cabinet-maker 

Boyd  James,  grocer  and  .'>pirit  dealer 

Buchanan  Alesand.  snuff-box  manufacltirer, 

ladies'  work  boxes,  tea  caddies  &  trinket 

boxes 
Crawford  James,  grocer  and  wholesale  spirit 

merchant 
Crawford  William,  original  manufacturer  of 

snuff  boxes 
Crichton  Adam,  snufF-box  manufacturer 
Douglass  Walter,  watch  and  clock  maker 
Dr-immond  George,  vrheehvright 
Gibson  Wm.  snufF-box  manufacturer 
Hair  Wm.  woollen,  linen  &  clorh  merchant 
KirklandJas  grocer, spirits  hard waredeaier 
Kirkland  James,  tanner 
M'Cartney  William,  tailor 
M'Clashan  James,  tavernkeeper 
]M'Ciement  Wm.  writer 
M'Cowan  Archibald,  writer,  messenger  and 

justice  of  peace  clerk 
M'Geachen  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
M'Keirow  John,  woollen,  linen  and  cloth 

nierchairt 
M'Kinlay  James,  Dumfries  arms  inn 
xM'Millan  John,  tailor 
M'SUimming  John,  cartwright 
Makervail  Robt.  boot  and  sLioe  maker 
Merry  M.- tavern-keeper 
Mitchell  Jamer,  saddler 
Moore  George,  watch  and  clock  maker 
Nichol  Alex,  wholesale  provision  merchant 
PateisonJas.wooUen,  linen  &  cloth  iiierchatit 


Richmond  Wm.  grocer,  hardware  and  spirit 

dealer 
Richmond  John,  tavern-keeper 
Taylor  James,  earthenware  maoufacturer 
Walker  Wm.  coal  master 
Wallace  James,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 
Wallace  and  Kirkland,  surgeons  &  druggists 
White  Wm.  writer 
Wills  Douglass,  surgeon  and  druggist. 

Carriers. 

Dumfries — Hugh  Paterson  departs  Tuesday 

morning;  returns  on  Thursday,  once  a 

fortnight 
Glasgow — Hugh  Paterson  departs  Thursday 

morng. ;  returns  Saturday  eveug.  ouce  a 

fortnight 
Kilmarnock — Hugh  Paterson  departs  Satnr- 

day  morng. ;  returns  same  eveng.  once  a 

fortnight 
SanquJiar — Hugh  Paterson  departs  Tuesday 

morng.  ;  returns  same  eveng. 
Edinburgh — Robt.  Lattow  departs  Monday; 

returns  Thursday,  once  a  fortnight 
Ai;r — J  ohn  Sloss  departs  Tuosduy  and  Satur- 
day; returns  saine  eveng. 
Ayr — Robt.  Vallance  departs  Thursday  and 

Friday  ;  rctuins  same  evengs, 

Cjach. 
Camperdown. — arrives  at  the  Dumfries  Aims 
Inn  on  Monda}'i  Wednesday  and  Friday, 
at  one  o'clock,  p.m.  hmn  Glasgozv;  re- 
turns at  half-past  one  on  Tuesday,  Thurs- 
day aad  Sui.urday. 


I 


CUPAR   FIFE 


S  a  town  in  Fifeshire,  22  miles  N.  E.  of  Kinghorn,  10  W.  of  St.  Andrews,  and  10  E. 
of  Falkland,  situated  on  the  banks  of  the  river  Edcii  at  its  junction  with  the  Mary-burn. 
The  view  of  the  town  at  altnost  any  quarter  is  much  concealed  and  circumscribed.  Tha 
principal  streets  arc  the  Crossgate,  the  Millgate,  the  B,>nnygatc,  and  St.  Catharine-street, 
which  street  is  bnili  on  the  plan  of  the  houses  in  the  new-town  of  Edinburgh,  and  parti- 
cularly tho=e  on  the  nftrtii  side  of  that  town.  In  this  street  are  the  County-rooms  and  a 
Tontine  of  very  superior  appearance  and  accommodation.  The  principal  trade  of  the 
town  is  is  the  manufacture  of  linen.  There  are  also  manufactures  of  leather,  candles, 
ropes,   brick  and  tile,   besides  several  breweries,  corn  and  wauk  mills.    There  are  tw» 


CUPAR   FIFE. 


branches  of  Edinburgh  Banks  in  the  town.  The  British  Linen  Co.  and  the  Commercinl 
Bank  of  Scotland,  together  with  the  Fife  Bank.  There  is  a  Parish  Church  in  Cupar  which 
is  a  collegiate  charge  ;  two  Meeting- liouses  of  the  United  Secession  Chnrch  ;  a  Relief 
Meeting-house,  and  an  Episcopalian  one,  in  St.  Catharines-street,  which  adds  greatly  to 
the  beauty  of  the  street.  Here  is  also  a  new  Prison  erected  on  the  south  side  of  the 
river,  which  in  appearance  very  much  resembles  the  prison  in  Glasgow,  and  in  fact  is 
more  like  a  gentleman's  seat  than  a  house  of  confinement.  There  are  no  remains  of 
antiquity  about  Cupar  of  the  Cai^itle,  of  which  frequent  mention  is  made  in  Scottish  his- 
tory. The  Castle-hill  where  it  stood,  and  wh«re  the  plays  of  Sir  David  Lind.say  and  the 
"  Satyre  of  the  Three  Estates"  were  acted  in  1535,  is  now  occupied  with  schools  and 
a  Theatre,  and  the  spot  which  once  resounded  with  the  din  of  arras  has  now  givwi  way 
to  learning  and  education.  To  tiie  east  of  the  town  there  was  a  Convent  of  Dominican 
or  Black  Friars  ;  the  steeple  which  is  a  very  great  ornament  to  the  town,  was  in  part 
built  by  the  prior  of  St.  Andrews  in  1415,  and  finished  by  Mr.  William  Scott,  who  was 
for  many  years  Minister  of  Cupar,  and  who  died  in  1642.  The  Schools  here  are  sup- 
plifed  with  excellent  teachers  in  all  the  useful  branches  of  education,  and  there  is  a  public 
Library  well  stocked  with  books  in  the  various  branches  of  literature  and  science.  A  Mr. 
Robert  Tuliis  has  printed  many  excellent  editions  of  the  classics  >mder  the  revision  of  Dr. 
John  Hunter,  of  St.  Andrew's,  which  for  correctness  ?ind  accuracy  may  challenge  a  com- 
parison with  many  in  the  Metropolis.  Cupar  is  a  Royal  Burgh  governed  by  a  Provost, 
three  Bailies,  a  Dean  of  Guild,  13  Guild  Counsellors  who  choose  one  another,  and  eight 
Trades  Counsellors  or  Deacons,  elected  by  the  eight  corporations.  There  is  a  Market- 
day  held  inCupar  every  Thursday,  which  is  well  attended.  As  Cupar  is  the  county  town 
and  head  burgh  of  Fifeshire,  the  pnblic  business  of  the  county  and  burgh  are  transacted 
here,  and  the  Courts  of  Law  and  Taxation  arc  held  at  stated  times.  There  are  eight 
annual  fairs,  1st  Thursday  in  January,  1st  Wednesday  in  February,  O.  S.,  1st  Wednesday 
in  April,  last  Wednesday  in  May,  O.  S.,  25th  of  June,  O.  S.,  25th  of  July,  O.  S.,  1st 
Thursday  in  October,  O.S.  and  11th  of  November,  O.S.  The  population  of  the  townisSOOQ. 

Post  Office,  Bonnygate. — David  Methven,  Post  Master. — From  Edinburgh  by  Auchter- 
muchty  a  postman  arrives  at  three  in  the  afternoon,  and  departs  for  St.  Andrew's  at  the 
game  time;  from  St.  Andrews  he  arrives  at  12  at  night,  and  is  dispatched  to  Auchter- 
muchly  at  the  same  time.  From  Kircaldy,  Dysart  and  Windygates  a  postman  arrives  at  five 
in  the  afternoon,  and  departs  for  the  same  places  at  ten  in  the  evening. 


Agents. 
Jackson  Alexander,  School-hill 
Miller  Wm.  Brae-head 

Auctioneers, 
Gibb  Harry,  Crossgate 
Russell  John  Arthur,  Bonnygate 

Bakers. 
Aitken  Thomas,  Crossgate 
Couts  J«hn,  Bonnygate 
Inglis  John,  Bonnygate 
Melvill  Wm.  Crossgate 
Scott  Mrs.  Bonnygate 

Banks. 
British  Linen  Company,  Andrew  Christie, 

Esq.  agent,  Bonnj'gate 
Commercial  Banking  Co.  of  Scotland,  Wm. 

Fleming,  Esq.  agent,  St.  Catharine-st. 
Fife  Banking  Co.  George  Aitken,  Esq.agent, 
Ebenezer  Ander.son,  Esq.cashier,Bonnygt. 
Bleacher, 
Hutton  David,  Lebanon 

Booksellers  and  Stationers 
Conolly  Erskine,  St.  Catharine' s-st. 
Orr  Andrew,  St.  Catharine's-st. 
TulQs  Robert,  Bonnygate 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers, 
Dott  Thomas,  School-hill 
High  John,  Bonnygate 
Biggie  John,  Lebanon 
Hodge  John,  Bonnygate 
M'Donald  John,  Buraside 


Walker  Andrew,  Crossgate 
Wateon  Alex.  Crossgate 
Watson  Wm.  Bonnygate 

Brewers. 
Inglis  John,  Bonnygate 
Philp  Robert,  Crossgate 
Thomson  Alex.  Buruside 
Welsh  Charles,  Crossgate 

Brick  and  Tile  Maker. 
Kyd  William,  Brick-work 

Cabinet  Makert  and  Wrights, 
Birrell  Thomas,  Bonnygate 
Christie  David,  Bonnygate 
Cockburn  James,  Millgate 
Davidson  Alex.  Bonnj'gate 
Pettrie  John,  Bonnygate 
Philips  James,  Bonnygate 
Ramsay  Wm.  Crossgate 
Reid  Duncan,  Bonnygate 
Robertson  Wm.  Crossgate 
Whyte  Wm.  Bonnygate 

Coach  Maker. 
Bissett  James,  Fife  Coach- work 

Coopers. 
Goodfellow  John,  Bonnygate 
Kyd  David,  Bonnygate 
M'Leish  Peter,  Millgate 
Pittendreich  David,  Burnside 
Corn  Millers, 
Inglis  John,  Cupar-mills 
Scott  Robert,  (barley)  Lebanon 


CUPAR    FIFE. 


377 


Druggists. 

Dempster  James,  Crossgate 

Field  J.  C.  Bonnygate 

Watson  Jonathan,  Crossgate 
Dyers, 

Nicol  Andrew,  Eas-t-port 

Wood  John,  Crossgate 

Earthenware  Dealers, 

Gardner  John,  Crossgate 

LeeR  James,  Crossgate 

Panton  Geor»e,  Bonnygate 

Staig  James,  Crossgate 

Fire,  &:c.  Offices. 

Caledonian  Fire  Office,  Thomas  Pratt,  Esq. 
agent,  Millgate 

Fife  Fire  Office,  James  Kydi  secretary, 
St,  Catliarine's-st. 

Norwich  Union  Firp  &  Life  Insurauoe  So- 
ciety, Captain  Henry  B.  Wood,  agent, 
Crossgate 

Flax  Dressers. 

Bernard  Thomas,  Bonnygate 

Glendy  Alex.  Bonnygate 

M'lver  Wm.  Bonnygate 
Glover. 

Watson  Wm.  Burnside 

Grocers  and  Spirit  Dealers. 

Alves  James,  Crossgate 

Christie  Henry,  Crossgate 

Edie  James,  Bonnygate 

Fernie  Robert,  Crossgate 

Grant  George,  Bonnygate 

Hepburn  Wm.  Bonnygate 

Houeyman  Robert,  Crossgate 

Inglis  James,  Crossgate 

Inglis  Thomas,  Bonnygate 

Laing  James,  Crossgate 

Lorimer  John,  Crossgate 

Murie  John,  Crossgate 

Nicol  Robert,  Bonnygate 

Philp  Thomas,  Crossgate 

Reid  David,  Bonnygate 

Straiton  Alex,  Bonnygate 

Swan  Robert,  Crossgate 

Watson  Inglis,  Bonnygate 

West  Wm.  Crossgate 

Wilson  James,  jun.  Crossgate 

Wilson  Wra.  Crossgate 

Gunsmith, 
Edgar  James,  Bonnygate 
Hosier. 
Charters  Thomas,  Crossgate 

Inns  and  Hotels. 
M'Nab  Alex,  (tontine)  St.  Catharine's-st. 

Ironmongers. 
Alves  James,  Crossgate 
Fernie  Robert,  Crossgate 
Gray  David,  Crossgate 
Honeyman  Robert,  Crossgate 
Inglis  James,  Crossgate 
Nicol  Robert,  Bonnygate 
Robertson  George,  St-  Catharine's-st. 
West  Wm.  Crossgate 

Jetveller. 
Robertson  Robert,  Crossgate 


Leather  Merchantt, 
Walker  Alex,  Crossgate 
Watson  Wm.  Bonnygate 
Linendf  fVoollenDrps.  ScHaberdashers, 
Beath  Simon,  Bonnygate 
Bogie  George,  Crossgate 
Fleming  John,  Crossgate 
Greig  Misses  Martha  &  Jane,  Bonnygate 
Gulhi-ie  Robert,  Crossgate 
Hain  Andrew,  Crossgate 
Hutton  John,  Crossgate 
Mitchell  Robert,  Bonnygate 
Roy  Mis.  Margaret,  Bonnygate 
Russell  James,  Bonnygate 
Thomson  Wm.  Crossgate 

Linen  and  Yarn  Merchant. 
Smith  Wm.  St.  Catharine's-st. 
Manufaclurers. 
Anderson  Thomas,  Boimygate 
Ballitigall  Lawrence,  Bonnygate 
Barclay  Robert,  Bonnygate 
Duncan  Henry,  Bonnygate 
Glendy  Alex.  IJonaygate 
Honeymau  VVui.  Kivkgate 
Hutton  David,    Kirkgate 
Innes  Duvisl,  Kii  kgate 

Inaes  D.ivid,  Rigg-row 
Innes  John,  Bridge 
Jackson  Alex.  School-hlil 
Lees  Charles,  Burnside 
Murdoch  David,  New-town 
Porter  John,  Lebanon 
Scott  Andrew,  Lebanon 
Smith  David,  Kirkgate 
Smith  vVm.  Rigg-row 

Meal  Dealers. 
Bryson  Robert,  Kirkgate 
Lorimer  John,  Crossgate 
Philp  Thomas,  Lady-wyn«l 

Robertson  John,  Crossgate 

Wilson  John,  Bonnygate 

Measurer  (house) 

Stewart  Charles,  South-toll 
Millers. 

Anderson  John,  i  wauk  &  snuflF)  Cnpar-millg 

Scott  Robert,  [wauk)  Lebanon 
Milliners. 

Adamson  Mrs.  Lady-wynd 

Dick  Pflrs.  Millgate 

Morris  Mrs,  Anne,  Bonnygate 

Reid  Mi.-se.^,  Boimygale 

Roy  Mis.  Margaret,  Bonnygate 
Millwrights. 

Fernie  Joha,  iVtiligate 

Finlay  Robert,  New-town 

Scott  James,  Burnside 

Nur serif  and  ^Seedsman. 

Galloway  John,  Cr08.sgate 
Painters. 

Dempster  James,  Crossgate 

Dawson  James,  Crossgnte 

Simpson  Adam,  Crt-ssgate 
Phydcians. 

Grace  Charles,  School-hill 

Mackie  John,  South-toil 

Wood  James,  Bonnyjjate 


378 


CUPAR   FIFE. 


Plumbers. 

MkWleton  Abraham,  Cmspgate 
Robertson  Wm.  Bonny  gate 

Printer  f Letter  Press) 
Tuiiis  Robert,  Bonnytrate 
Saddlers 
Birrell  Ri;bert,  Crossgate 
Dingwall  Waltec,  Crossgiate 
Glass  James,  Crosspite 
M'Dougal  Dongal.  Ciossgate 
Smith  [Black) 
Robertson  George,  St.  Cathariiie's-st. 

Surgeons. 
Cnnninghain  Tliomas,  Bannygate 
Dempster  James,  Crossgate 
Field  J.  C.  Bonnyaratc 
Graham  Wm.  Orr,  Crossgate 
Spi^nce  James,  Boriuygate 
Wisemun  Aflam,  Nfw-towti 

SurveyoTf!  fLujid,  d^c,) 
Brown  &  Jackson,   Lpbanon 
Martin  Alexander,  Rose-nionia 

Tailors  arjl  Habit  Makers. 
Barclay  Robert,  Kirkgate 
Bnintou  James,  Lady-wynd 
Henderson  George.  Bonuygate 
Henderson  Jaraes,  Brae-bead 
Henderson  Thomas,    Crossgate 
Lorimer  David,  Bonnygate 
Pratt  Robert,  Bonnygate 
RvissfellWm.  Lady-wynd 
Smith  Wm.  New-town 
StewartJames,  Millgrate 
Wallace  James,  Lady-wynd 

Tallow  Chnndlers. 
Allan  David,  Crossgate 
M'lntosh  Thomas,  Bonnygate 

Tanners. 
Carstairs  a  Co.  Cupar  Tan-work 

Tavern  Keepers,  Vintners,  S^c. 
Bell  John,  Crossgate 
Bloxom  John,  Crossgate 
Bryson  Robert,  Kirkgate 
Carnagie  Alexander,  Crossgate 
Carnagie  John,  Cros.sgate 
Cockbnrn  Mrs.  Crossgate 
Edie  James,  Bonnygate 
Torgen  George,  Bonnygate 
Grant  George,  Bonnvf^ate 
Grubb  Lindsay,  Burnside 
Jack  William,  Crossgate 
Mnthie   Mrs,  Crossgate 
M'lntosh  Alexander,  Bonnygate 
Mifehell  Alexander,  Bonnygate 
Robertson  Charles,  South-toll 
Robertson  David,  Bonnygate 
Russell  John,  Crossgate 
Smith  Alexander,  Lady-wynd 
Smith  James,  Rigg-»ow 
Swan  Robert,  Crossgate 
Walker  WilliatQ,  Crossgate 
Watson  luglis,  Bonnygate 
Williams  Alexander,  Bridge 

Teachers. 
Clark  Jas,  (grammar  school,)  Schoolhill 


Gray  Miss,  Bonnygate 

Hutcheson  Miss,  Cross-gate 

M'Pherson  Miss,  Bonngate 

Mill  James,  Bridge 

Milne  Jai*.  (Lancaslerian)  West-port 

Ponton  Geo.  (French  &  arithmetic)  Bonny-gt 

Wardlaw  James.  Dead-wyud 

Webster  James,  Schoolhill 

'IViseman  Robert,  (English)  Schoelhill 

I'm  Plate  Workers. 

Grimmond  James,  Cross-gate 
Robertson  Robert,  Bonnygate 

Tobacconists. 
Allan  David,  Crossgate 
M'lntosh  Thomas,  Bonnygate 

Upholsterer. 
Philips  James,  Bonnygate 

Watch  4'  Clock  makers. 
BalsilHc  Andrew,  Crossgate 
Boyd  James,  Bonnygate 
VVilkie  Robert,  Bonnygate 

Writers  4'  Procurators,  or  Solicitors. 

Aitken  George,  N.  P.  Millgate 

Aitken  Robert  and  John,  N.  P.  Bonnygate 

Baldie  Robert,  N.  P.  Bonnygate 

Carstairs  James,  senr.  N.  P.  Bonnygate 

Carstaii-s  Jas.  jun.  N.  P.  St.  Catharine-st. 

Christie  Andrew,  N.  P.  Bonnygate 

Drunimond  Wra.  Crossgate 

Drybrugh  Thos.  Crossgate 

Fernie  George,  N.  P.  Millgate 

Givai)  John,  N.  P.  Crossgate 

Gray  Thomas,  N.  P.  Crossgate 

Horsbrugh  Thomas,  N.  P.  Crossgate 

Kyd  .lames,  N.  P.  St-  Catharine-st. 

Methven  Robert,  N.  P.  St.  Catharine-st. 

Pearson  Patrick.  N.  P.  Milkate 

Pratt  Thomas,  N.  P.  Millgale 

Shaw  John,  Millgate 

Shaw  Thomas,  Crossgate 

Stark  James,  N.  P.  Crossgate 

Stark  Rfibert,  Crossgate 

Tajdor  Robert,  N.  P.  St.  Catharine-st 

Thomson  James,  seti.  N.  P.  Crossgate 

Thomson  James,  jiin.  N.  P  Crossgate 

Webster  James,  N.  P.  Bonnygate 

Wilson  John,  Crossgate 

Gentry  and  Clergy. 
Adam.?©n  Rev.  Dr.  Laurence,  Longwynd 
Anderson  Rev.  F.benezer,  Bonnygate 
Boswell  Colonel  David,  Bonnygate 
Campbell  Rev.  Dr.  George,  Bonnygate 
Christie  Andr.  Esq.  of  Ferrybank,  Bonny-gt 
Dalyell  Miss  Harriet,  Bridge 
Givan  John  W.  S.  Millgate 
Horsbrugh  Miss  Arabella,  St.  Catharine-st. 
Horsbrugh  Misses,  Crossgate 
Horsbrugh  Thos.  Esq.of  Lathockar,  Cross-gt 
Inglis  John   Esq-  of  Colluthie,   Bonnygate 
Johnstone  Geo.  Esq.  of  Kedlock,  Bonuygt- 
Lestee  Miss  Eugenia,  Bridge 
Robson  Rev.  John,  Bonnygate 
Thomson  James,  Esq.  Bonnygate 
Walker  Rev.  Robert,  Lebanon 
Wemyss  Mrs.  St.  Catharine-st. 


I 


CUPAR   FIFE. 


879 


MISCELLANEOUS, 

Hepburn  William,    tea.   spirit,   and  sugar 

warehouse,  Bonnygate 
Aitken  Messrs.  George,  Robert,  and  John, 

writers,  N.  P.  and  proctirators,  collectors 

of  cess,  and  secretaries  to  the  Fife  Hunt, 

Bonnygate. 
-MelhvenRohert,  Avriter,  N.  P.  and  solicitor, 

St.  Catharine-st. 
Steel  Alexander,  rope  maker,  Botmygate 
Carstairs  James,  sen.  and  juu.  town  clerks 

Sheriff  Court. 
Andrew  Clephane  Esq-  sheriff  depute 
Andrew  Jameson  Esq.  sheriff  substitute 
Thomas  Horsburgh  Esq.  sheriff  clerk 
James  Stark  Esq.  procurator  fiscal 

Assessed  Taxes. 

John  Givan  Esq.  surveyor 
John  Cheape  Esq.  collector  for  the  county 
Robert  and  John  Aitken  Esqrs. sub-collectors 
Thos.  Horsbrugh  Esq.  distribttor  of  stamps 

Messengers  at  Arms. 
Alves  George,  Kirkgate 
Millie  Henry,  Crossgate 
Murray  William,  Cro.ssgate 
Ramsay  Alexander,  Crossgate 
Russell  John  Arthur  Crossgate 


Carriers, 

To  Dundee,  AlexanderConstable,  Castlehill, 
departs  on  Tuesday  and  Friday,  and  re- 
tnrris  the  same  days. 

Edinburgh,  Peter  Cameron,  Bonnygate, 
departs  on  Mon.  Wed.  andThurs.&  returns 
on  Tues;  Wed.  and  Sat. 

Glasgow,  Peter  Cameron,  Bonnygate,  de- 
parts on  Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Sat,  and 
returns  on  Mon.  Wed.  and  Sat 

Leven  and  Kennoway ,  George  Paul,  Burn- 
side,  departs  on  Tuesday  and  Friday,  and 
returns  the  same  days. 

Newburgh,  David  Lony,  Bonnygate,  departs 
on  Wed.  and  Sat.  &  returns  the  same  days 
Coaches. 

The  Fifeshire  Union  Coach  from  Edinhursh 
to  Dundee,  and  from  Dundee  to  Edin- 
burgh., passes  and  repass  through  the 
town  every  day 

The  Sir  William  Wallace  coach  from  Edim 
burgh  to  Montrose,  and  from  Montrose 
to  Edinburgh,  also  passes  and  repasses 
through  the  town  every  day. 

The  Earl  of  Fife  coach,  from  Kirkcaldy  to 
Dundee  and  from  Dundee  to  Kirkcaldy, 
likewise  passes  and  repasses  through  the 
town  every  day. 


DALRY 


filCH  gives  the  title  of  Baron  to  the  eldest  son  of  the  Earl  of  Glasgow,  is  a 
small  town  in  the  county  of  Ayr,  five  miles  W.  from  Beith,  four  from  Kilwinning, 
and  eight  from  Lochwinnock.  It  is  beautifully  situated  on  a  rising  ground  almost 
surrounded  by  the  rivers  Caaf,  Rye,  and  Garuock,  and  these  run  in  their  different 
directions  so  near  the  village  that  when  the  streams  are  swelled  by  rains  it  has  the 
appearance  of  an  island.  Near  the  east  end  of  the  town  is  one  of  those  earthen 
mounds  said  to  have  been  raised  for  the  administration  of  justice,  but  which  from 
its  elevated  situation  may  be  surmised  to  have  been  used  as  n  signal  station.  It  is 
called  the  Court  Hill.  The  manufacturers  here  are  those  of  cotton,  carpet  yarn, 
and  stockings  ;  considerable  quantities  of  flax,  are  also  carded  and  spun  in  the 
neighbourhood.  The  parish  of  Dairy  extends  nearly  nine  miles  from  north  to 
south,  and  about  the  same  from  cast  to  west  The  surface  rises  gradually  from  the 
before-named  rivers.  The  flat  ground  on  the  banks  is  a  deep  loam.  The  greater 
part  of  the  soil  is  clay,  with  patches  of  mossy  ground,  whicli  have  been  much  im- 
proved by  the  use  of  lime  as  a  manure.  Lime,  ironstone,  and  coal,  are  found  in 
abundance.  AtLo.nsbrigis  a  remarkably  fine  spring  of  %\ater,  and  from  a  situation 
near  the  Church  is  seen  to  the  west  a  very  fine  natural  cascade,  which  has  a  curious 
andextraordinary  appearance  during  the  continuance  of  frost.  At  Auchinskitch 
two  miles  from  Dalrey,  is  a  remarkable  natural  cave,  about  183  feet  in  length,  and 
from  five  to  tAvel  I'e  feet  in  height.  Over  the  entrance  projects  a  smooth  stone  22  feet 
by  18.  The  roof  possesses  many  petrifactions.  Here  is  a  church  of  the  Establish- 
ment, and  one  of  Burghers;  also  a  good  parochial  school,  and  public  library.  The 
market  is  held  on  Thursday,  and  fairs  in  January,  May,  and  July.  The  population 
•f  the  town  is  about  1300,  and  the  parish  about  3200. 


Postmaster  and  Librarian,  James  Slirratt — Office  at  the  Cross. 


TOWNS. 

Edinburgh . 
Beith  .  . 
Saltcoats    . 


DISTANCE. 

69 


POSTAGE. 

84d 

-d 

4d 

49 


ARRIVAL. 

5  Evening 
5  Evening 
4  Morning 


DEPARTURE. 

4  Morning 
4Mornin§f 
6  Evening^ 


380 


DALRY. 


AitkenJobn,  stocking  manf.  Sharronst 
Aitken  John,  cotton  agent,  Court  hill 
Anderson  Matthew,  surgeon,  Vennal 
9iggart  Wra.  manf  of  carpet  yarn,  and 
wool  and  fkx  carder,  Bridge  end  mill 
Rlau-  Golonel  William,  of  Blair 
Blair  Archibald  corn  miller,  Doggarlland 
Blair  John,  corn  miller,  Bridge  end 
§lair  John,  shoemaker,  Ycnnal 
Blair  John,  baker,  Cross 

EoydThos,  vintner  &  flax  dresser,Newst 
byle  Jas.  wool  &  tow  carding  mill,  Dog- 
gartland 
Brown  Archibald,  smith,  Sharron  street 
Clark  J.  writer  &  notary  public,  Vennal 
Cockburn  Jno,  Esq  of  Pitcon,  Court  hill 
Craig  Robert  Esq.  Third  Part 
CrajgJolin,  teacher,  Linn 
Craig  William,  vintner,  Yennal 
Crawford  Andrew,  shuttle,  &c.  maker, 

Court  hill 
Crawford  William,  saddler,  Court  bill 
Crawford  Rt.  grocer  &  cotton  agt.  Main  st 
Crawford  James,  vintner,  Cross 
Creighton  John,  Esq.  Linn 
Cumming  John,  tailor,  Yennal 
CurrieJohn,  cotton  agent,  New  row 
Dufl'  Alexander,  tailor,  Sharron  street 
Qayiq  Hugh,  druggist  &  vintner,  Main  st 
Gibson  William,  surgeon,  Cross 
Hamilton  Wm.  draper  and  cotton  agent, 

Kilburnie  street 
Harvie Elizabeth,  principal  inn,  Cross 
Harvie  W.  master  olthe  parochial  school, 
session  clerk,  treasurer  for  the  poor,  & 
collector  of  land  tax.  Cross 
Harvie  David  cooper  &  sherifl's  officer, 

New  street 
Harvie  John,  grocer.  Cross 
HarvieWm.  grocer  &  auctioneer,  Mainst 
Harvie  Gavin,  hardware  dealer,  &,c  Shar- 
ron street 
Hoggart  Robt.  cloth  merchant.  Mainst. 


Houston  John,  house  bailder,New  st. 
Hunter  JameiHi  baker,  Kilburnie  street 
Hunter  John,  grocer,  &c.  Main  street 
Hunter  Jas.  tlax  dresser,  Kilburnie  st. 
Jamieson  John,  grocer,  &.c.  Main  street. 
Kerr  Hugh,  grocer  and  vintner,  Main  st. 
Marshall  Rebt.  Smith,  Main  street 
Miller  Andrew,  Esq.  Carse  Head 
"Miller  Alexander  Esq.  Monk  Castle 
Miller  Wiii    boot  &  shoe  maker,  Mainst. 
Millins  David,  cotton  agent, New  Row 
Montgomery  Robt.  boot  and  shoe  maker 

Kilburnie  street 
Monies  Hugh,  grocer.  Main  street 
3Iuir  Wallace,  stocking  manufacturer. 

Main  street 
Neil  John,  vintner,  Main  street 
Patrick  Robt.  factor  to  Col.  Blair,  Water 

Side 
Patton  Theophilus,  Esq.  Swinlees 
Rankin  William  Dyer,  Stonyholra 
Richmond  Francis,  writer  and  notary 

public.  New  street 
Ritchie  Wm.  grocer,  &c.  Main  St.- 
Rodger  Robert  stacking  manufacturer. 

New  street 
Roger  Hugh,  grocer  and  flesher,  New 

street 
Roger  David,  vintner  and  flesher,  Main 

street 
SheddenJohn,  Esq.Ryesholm 
Small  Robt.  Smith,  Yennal 
Smith  John,  Esq.  Swinridge  Muir. 
Spier  Hugh,  Cotton  Agent  Kilburnie  st. 
Steel  James,  cotton  agent,  Vennal 
Stirrat  Alex.,  house  builder,  Vennal 
Stirrat  Jas.  cotton  agent.  Main  street 

Carriers. 
Hugh  Royer  toGlasgaw  every  Tuesday 

and  Friday. 
Robert  Crawford  to  Glasgow  every  Tues- 
day ,•  to  Paisley  every  Saturday. 


m 


DINGWALL. 


HIS  town  lies  19  miles  north  of  Ivcrness  by  Beauly>  and  was  erected  into  a 
Royal  Burgh,  by  Alexander  2nd.  in  the  year  1226,  and  is  governed  by  a  Prcvost,  two 
Bailies,  a  Dean  of  Guild,  Treasurer,  and  10  Counsellors,  and  joins  with  Tain. 
Durnoch,  Wick,  and  Kirkwall,  in  sending  a  member  to  Pajrliament.  Dingwall  is 
pleasantly  situated  on  a  fertile  plain,  at  the  west  end  of  the  Frith  of  Cromarty,  which 
is  navigable  for  small  vessels  as  far  up  as  the  town.  It  would  appear  that  ancienlLy 
thistown  was  much  greater  than  at  present,  as  causeways  and  foundations  of  houses 
have  been  found  some  hundred  yards  from  where  it  now  stands :  however  the  town 
of  Dingwall  has  been  much  improved  of  late,  it  consists  of  one  street  which  is  neat 
and  well  paved,  it  is  well  situated  for  trade,  but  no  particular  manufacture  has  yet 
been  introduced  there.  Near  to  the  church  is  an  obelisk  57  feet  high,  erected  by 
George  first  Earl  of  Cromarty,  and  was  intended  to  distinguish  the  burying  place 
ofthe  family ;  and  near  the  town  are  the  ruins  oi-the  ancient  residence  of  the  Earls  of 
Ross.  A  mineral  spasimilartoHarrowgateis  situated  about  four  miles  westof  Ding- 
wall. The  population  is  about  &00.  The  yearly  fairs  are  HrslTuesday  in  July,  O.  S. 
and  Tuesday  before  Old  Christmas :  weekly  market  on  Friday. 


Post  Office.— Patrick  Hay,  Postmaster  and  Stamp  Distributor— The  South  Mail 
toBeauly  andlverness,  at  nine  every  morning. — North  ditto  to  Tain,  Darnoch,  and 
Golspie,  at  10  ditto — PootPost  every  Monday  toStoneway  and  Isle  of  Lewis— Foot 
post  every  Wednesday  to  Ullapool- Foot  post  Monday,  Thursday,  and  Saturday 
to  Lochcarron,  Loehalsh,  Kintail,  and  Isle  of  Sky. 


DINGWALL. 


381 


Colin  Mackenzie,  Esq-  ofKiIcoy,  Advocate,  Provost. 

Alexander  Simpson  and  Charles  Stewart,  Esqrs.  Bailies. 

John  Mac.Rae.  Esq.  Town  Clerk  and  Sheriff  Substitule 

Alexander  Kelly.  Esq.  Procurator  Fiscal  for  the  Burgh, 

William M  ackenzie,  Esq.SheriflClerk. 

J.  Chisholm,   Dean  of'Guild.    D.Cameron,  Treasurer. 

Revd  Hector  Balhun,  Minister  of  the  Parish. 

AlexanderSimpson,  Esq.  Grammar  School  and  residing  Magistrate 

Ja  mesWishart,  M.  D      ' 


William  Hall,  Surgeon    j 
Writers  and  Notaries. 
Do  nal  d  C  ameron , 
John  Simpson, 
John  Cumming,  writer  only 
Colin  Dingwall,        ditto 
John  Cameron, 
Alexander  Kolly, 
George  Mc'Kenzie, 

St'iopkeepers  and  Tradesjnen. 
Bain  John,  h;'.berdasher 
Branker  Jas.  mason  and  builder 
Burgess  Colin,   cabinetmaker 
Burgess  John,  house  carpenter 
Calder  Jas.  haberdasher  and  hardware 

dealer 
Cameron  Alex,  mason  and  builder 
Chisholm  John,  linen  and  woollen  draper 
Clark. Tchii,  cabinetmaker 

«  Crawfoi  :i  Donald,  grocer  &  tavern  keeper 
Ding-.v-all  John,  painter  and  glazier 
Fraser  John, sen,  saddler 
Fraser  John,,jun  saddler 
Fraser  Donald,  house  carpenter 

«  Gunn  John,  general  dealer 
Gurden  John,  Curtwrigiil 

» Hay  Patrick,  general  dealer  and  grocer 
Mc'Gulloch  Alexander,  house  t  arpentor 
Mc'Donahr David,  house  carpenter 
Mf'Gregor  Alexander,  ironmonger 
Mc'(J.'egur  Alexander,  coppersniilh 
McKay  Thomas,  haberdasiier 
Mc'Kay Margaret,  shopkeeper 


Medical  Practitioners,  ' 

Mc'Kenzie ,  vintner,  and  Head  Inn 

Mc'Kenzi«  John,  haberdasher 
Mc'Le»d  Roderick,  house  carpenter 
Mc'Nair  Alexander,  general  dealer 
Morison  John,  painter  and  glazier 
Monro  David,  baker 
Ross  Elizabeth,  inn  keeper 
Ross  David,  watch  maker 
Ross  Hugh,  general  dealer 
Ross  William,  house  carpenter 
Roy  William,  watchmaker 
Stewart  Alexander,  curtwright 
Stewart  Charles,  general  dealer 
Slevenson  John,   baker 
Tcinpleton  All«n,  haberdasher 
Urquhart  Hugh,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
YoungThomas,  boot  and  shoe  maker 

M  ISC  EL  LA  JVEO  US. 
Christie  Alex,  road  contractor 
Kay  Miss,  ladies  boarding  school 
Monro  Harry,  surveyor  oftL-.xes  and  jus- 
tice of  peace 
Simpson  Lieut,  royal  navy 

Coaches. 
From  the  Head  Inn,  the  South  Mail  ar- 
rives every  day  lioni  linerness  to  Tain 
Wick,  andThurs.  at  9  in    the  ojoining, 
and  returns  every  day  through    Ding- 
wall t(   Inverness,  at  8 in  the  morning. 
Carriers. 
To  Inverness,   3  times  weekly,  to  Tain 
Dornoch,  &c.  uncertain. 


DORNOCH. 


^, 


HIS  Burgh  is  situated  on  the  north  coist  of  the  Frith  of  Dornoch,  and  nearly 
opposite  to  the  burgh  of  Tain,  which  lies  on  the  south  side  of  the  Frilh.  Although 
Dornoch  is  a  county  tosvn,  ittis  going  fast  to  decay,  and  is  rery  small.  11  is  govern- 
ed by  a  Provost,  Bailies,  Deaii  of  Guild,  &c.  &c.  and  with  Tain,  Dingwall,  Wick, 
and  Kirkwell,  unites  in  sending  a  Member  to  Parliament.    Dornoch  was  formerly 


the  seat  ofthe  Bishop  of  Caithness,  and  the  vvestend  of  the  Cathedral  is  still  kept  in 
repair,  as  the  parish  cliurch;  it  was  erected  in  1  he  elevenih  century,  and  eniarged 
in  12«o,  burnt  in  1670,  and  repaired  in  1030.  The  Ruins  ol'tl-.e  Bishops  Castle  which 
appearsto  have  been  once  an  extensive  and  stately  structure  still  reniitins,  some 
small  part  of  which  is  kept  in  repair.  The  yearly  lairs  arc  on  the  1st  Wednesday  in 
February.  3rd  Wednesday  in  March,  1st  W«dnesday  in  July,  and  2ind  July,  O.S.if 
on  a  Wednesday,  if  not  1st  Wednesdiiy  thereafter.  Great  cattle  market  on  the  1st 
Wednesday  in  November,  Isl.  Wednesday  in  December.  Weekly  Market,  Friday. 
Post  Master— Angus  Fra.scr,  sub-collector  of  taxes  k^  agent  for  the  Hercules  Fire  and 
"  Life  OHice. 


TOWNS. 

Bonar  Bridge, 
Tain, 
Dingwall, 
Edinbro' 

olspie 


ARRIVALS. 

8  JSiight. 
8  Night. 
8  Niivht. 
8  K'i-ila 


Bogart  Foot  Post,  eyervTuesda  y. 


The  above  are  the  Mails  to  the  Sonth. 
4d  :  12        I        11  Ni^iit    ;  7  Ni^ht 


nEP..\RTURE. 

10  Night, 
to  Night. 
10  Nigiit. 
10  Nialit. 


382  DORNOCH. 

Magistrates^  Sfc, 

Marquis  ofStailbrd,  Provost. 

Angus  Fraser,      1 

Geo.  Jaftrey,        f     t.-„_„    rjaiiips 


Angus  Leslie, 

Tlios.  Gordou. 

WilliamRose,  Dean  olGuild,  Patrick Sellar,  Treasurer,  and  8 Counsellors. 
CliarlesRoss,  Esq.  ol'lnvercarron,  SheriffDepute 
Thomas  Gordon,  Esq.  Sheriff  Substitute. 
William  Taylor,   Esq.  Sheriii'Clt'rk. 

G.  S.Taylor,  Esq.  Writer  and  Procurator  fiscal  for  theBorough. 
Revd.  Angus  Kennedy,  Minister  ot'tlie  Parish. 
Andrew  Geddes,  Surveyor  of  Taxes. 
Shopkeepers,  Sfc. 


Murray  James,  haberdasher 
Ross  Robert,  innkeeper 
Sutherland  Robert,  grocer 


Gunn  George,  haberdasher 
M'Kay,  Donald,  general  dealer 
Mc'Kay,  John,  general  dealer 
Munro  William,  general  dealer 

Davidson  John,  Master  of  Grammar  School 
Miss  Margaret  Innes,  Ladies  Boarding  School. 
Friendly  Society,  G.  S.  Taylor,  Esq.  President.    J.  Hay  Esq.  Vice  President. 

The  Mail  Diligence  to  the  North  Stops  at  the  Post  House,    a  short  distance  from 
the  town,  at  8  o'clock  every  night,  and  on  its  return  to  Inverness,  ai  10  every  night. 


DUMBARTON. 

ii  HE  burgh  of  Dumbarton,  the  county  town  of  the  shire  15  miles  west  of  Glasgow 
is  a  small  but  populous  and  thriving  town.  It  is  situated  on  a  Peninsula  upon 
the  river  Leven,  near  its  junction  with  the  Clyde.  It  is  a  very  ancient  place  and 
was  erected  a  royal  burgh  by  Alexander  11.  in  the  year  1221,  and  its  privileges  con- 
firmed by  acharter  from  James  VI.  in  1609,  includingthe  right  of  fishing  in  the  Le- 
ven. It  is  governed  by  a  Provost,  two  Bailies,  a  Dean  of  Guild,  Treasurer,  and 
ten  Counsellors,  and  has  five  incorporated  trades.  Itjoins  with  Glasgow,  Renfrew, 
and  Rutherglen,  in  sending  a  Member  to  Parliament.  The  revenue  is  between  8  and 
c£'900.  per  annum.  The^ownoo  nsist  principally  of  one  good  street,  and  three  smallar 
ones,  wth  a  large  suburb  on  the  svest  side  of  the  Leven,  on  the  road  to  Renton.  At  the 
east  end  of  the  town  fronting  the  High  Street  a  handsome  church  has  been  recently 
built,  witha  iiue  spire  and  clock.  There  is  also  a  releif  church  and  a  meeting-house 
for  Catholics.  This  town  suffered  gieatly  from  an  inundation  of  the  Clyde  and  Le- 
ven about  the  year  1607,  and  in  which  year  a  grant  was  made  to  the  inhabitants  of 
37000  Merks  Scots  for  the  purpose  of  raising  embankments,  including  a  cession  of  all 
lands  which  might  be  recovered  by  forming  the  embankment.  At  the  west  end  of  the 
town  is  a  fine  bridge  over  the  Leven  of  5  arches,  the  centre  one  being  62  feet  «,pan,  and 
the  whole  length  of  the  bridge  more  than  300  feet.  The  Leven  here  forms  a  line  Har- 
bour and  on  its  banks  a  quay  and  capacious  dry  dock  have  been  constructed.  The  lat- 
ter which  has  been  formed  at  the  sole  expence  of  James  Lang,  Esq.  is  of  the  following 
dimensions,  viz.  220  feet  length  and  a  breadth  of  35,  beingjustly  considered  one  of  the 
best  in  the  Clyde.  The  principal  article  of  export  is  glass,  the  imports  are  corn,  timber, 
kelp,  and  lynn  sand.  The  principal  manufact\ires  «f  Dumbarton,  are  glass,  leather, 
glue,  hats,  candles,  somelinen,  andaconsiderablequantily  ofgoods  forthe  Glasgow 
market,  and  a  brewery,  ofthese  the  first  claims  the  most  particular  attention.  The 
works  for  the  manufacture  of  crown  glass  being  of  considerable  national  importance, 
which  willbereadily  admitted  when  it  is  mentioned  that  the  proprietors  pay  annu- 
ally to  government  nearly  of  120,000  duty,  and  employing  about  300  persons,  and  1800 
tons  of  shipping.  At  Renton  a  village  two  miles  distunt  from  Dumbarton,  Smollet  the 
poet  and  historian  was  born  in  vievvof  theriver  and  its  delightful  scenery,  so  finely 
pourtrayed  in  the  celebrated  "Ode  to  Leven  Water."  A  handsome  and  lofty 
column  was  some  years  since  erected  to  his  memory,  the  inscription  on  which  has 
been  shamefully  mutilated,  and  little  intention  it  is  feared  exists  to  restore  it.  The 
fortress  commonly  but  erroneously  called  Dumbarton  Castle,  is  situated  about  halt 
a  mile  from  the  town  on  the  point  ofland  formed  by  Ihejunction  of  the  Clyde  and  Le- 
ven. The  fortification  is  on  the  top  of  a  basaltic  rock,  which  divides  about  the  middle 
and  forms  two  summits.  The  venerable  Bede,  says  it  was  deemed  almost  impregna- 
ble in  his  day,  but  has  been  twice  taken  in  the  years  756  and  1571.  Tradition  records 
this  rock  to  have  been  a  volcano,  and  that  many  parts  of  it  are  magnetic.  The  real 
Scots  thistle  is  found  on  it.  It  is  gari.snned  by  a  Governor,  Lieutenant  Governor,  and 
other  oiiicers,  and  soldiery.  The  views  from  the  summits  are  particularly  interest- 
ing, including  ditfiaut  prospects  ofthe  well  known  mountain  Ben  Lomond.    Anexr- 


DUMBARTON. 


383 


eellent  grammar  school  lias  been  long  established  in  Dumbarton ;  also  a  Sunday  scbool, 
and  public  library.  H  ere  are  also  two  f^ood  hotels,  and  a  considerable  number  of  other 
houses  for  the  reception  of  travellers.  The  population  is  about  3300.  Markets  were 
formerly  held  ou  a  Tuesday  and  Friday  ;  the  former  is  now  the  principal  one.  Fairs  are 
held  on  the  third  Tuesday  in  March,  and  the  second  Tuesday  and  Wednesday  in  August. 
A  very  great  cattle  fair  is  held  on  Carman  Moor  on  the  4th  of  June. 

Post  Master,  John  M'Aulay. — Office,  High-street. 


Towns. 

Postage. 

Distance 

Arraquliar 

6d. 

22 

Bonaw 

8 

16 

Cairndow 

7 

3oi 

Dalraally 

8 

28 

Dryaicn 

4 

12 

Edinburgh 

H 

58 

Glasgow 

4 

15 

Helensburgh 

4 

8 

Inveraray 

7 

44 

Luss 

4 

12 

Arrivals, 
half  past  8  mg 
halfpast8  nig. 
half  past  8  mg, 
hulfpast8rag, 
half  past  8  mg. 

11  mg. 

llmg. 
half  past  8  mg. 
halfpast8mg- 
halfpastSnig. 


Departure, 
half  past  1 1  mg. 

halfpast llmg.  Sun.  Wed.  &  Fri. 
half  past  llmg. 

halfpast  llmg.  Sun.  Wed,  &  Fri. 
halfpast  llmg.  Sun.Tues.  &  Fri. 

lOmg. 

lOmg. 
halfpast  1 1  mg.  Sun.  Tues.  &  Fri. 
halfpast  llmg. 
halfpast  llmg. 


No  dispatch  on  Wednesday,  or  arrival  on  Thursday. 

Ferriar  Major  Gen.  governor  of  Dumbartoa 


Allan  James,  chandler,  &c.  High-st, 
Allan  Ellen,  vintner,  Higb-st. 
Archbold  Wni.  vintner  Quay-head 
Blair  Rt,  grocer  &  ship  owner,  High-st, 
Bowie  Rt.  builder  &  sinter,  Bowie-st. 
Brown  Alexander,  painter  &  glazier.  West- 
bridge  end 
Buch«;)an  Rt.  surgeouj  High-st. 
Buchanan  John,  vintner,  &c.  Quay-head 
Campbell  H  W.  writer,  High-st. 
CH'nph.^U  A.cartwright,  &c.  Bowie-st, 
C.i;,'ii)beli  Rt.  sloae-mason,  Rcnton-road 
Cairick  Wm,  grocer,  West-bridge  end 
Cochran  David,  haberdaiher,  High-st. 
Cochran  Rt.  vintner,  &c.  Quay-head 
Colquhoun  Rt.  sheriflF  and  town  clerk,  office, 

Qnay-stroet 
Colquhoun  Walter,  surgeon,  High-st. 
Colquhoun  Archibald,  wli^er,  High-st, 
Connell  Wm.  flax  dresser,  High-st. 
Crum  Rt.  shoemaker,  High-st. 
Crum  Wm.  grocer,  &c.  High-st. 
Crum  Peter,  shoemaker  and  leather  cutter, 

High-street 
Currie  Mrs.  Jane,  king's  arms  hotel,  High-st. 
Davidson  James,  tanner,    (dean  of  guild.) 

Church-street 
Denny  John,  Esq.  merchant,  and  agent  to 

the  Phoenix  Fire  Office,    Castle-green  & 

High-street 
Denny  Alexander,  cooper  and  wood  turner, 

High-street 
Denny  Wm.  ship  builder,  High-st. 
Dixon  John,  Esq,  provost  of  Dumbarton, 

Leven-grove 
Dixon  Jacob,  Esq.  sen.  baillie  of  Dumbar- 
ton, High-st. 
Dixon  John,    messenger  and  auctioneer, 

West-bridge  End 
Donald  James,  slater,  Cross-vennall 
Dumbarton    Glass   Co.    manufacturers    of 

crown  glass,  office  and  works,  High-st, 
Dumbarton  Brewery  Co.  office  and  works, 

High-st. 
Elder  Alexander,  surgeon,  High-st. 
Ewiiig  John,  crate-maker,  High-st. 
Ewiug  Wm.  grocer  and    town    treasurer, 

High-street 


fortress 
Findlay  Wm.  master  of  the  grammar  school, 

High-st. 
Fletcher  Donald,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer, 

High-st. 
Glen  John,  tanner,  High-st. 
Glen  Ann,  vintner,  High-st, 
Glen  Walter,  linen  manufacturer,  High-st. 
Glen  Archibald,  grocer  and  linen  manufac- 
turer, High-st. 
Gtaham  Wm.  currier.  Rose  Bank 
G  ray  J  o  hn ,  Esq.  sheriff  substitute  of  Dumbar- 

tonshire.  Spring-  Bank 
Hamilton  Wm.  tailor.  West  Bridge-end 
Hannay  James,    jeweller,    hardware  dealer 

and  grocer,  High-st. 
Hunter  Alexd,  surgeon,  High-st. 
Hiitcheson  Rt.  boot  &sh'je-maker,  High-st. 
Jack  John,  stocking  manufacturer,  High-st. 
Jardine  D.  grocer  &  spirit  dealer,  High-st. 
Key  Duncan,  grocer  &  spirit  dealer,  High-st. 
Kirkpatrick  John,  ship  master,  High-st. 
LaingJohn,  second   baillie  of  Dumbarton, 

and  merchaut.  High-st. 
Lang  James,  merchant  &  dock  proprietor, 

High-st. 
Lang  M.  grocer,  &c.  High-st. 
Lang  Marion,  grocer,  &c.  High-st, 
Lang  Rt,  cabinet-maker,  &c.  West  Bridge- 
end 
Lennox  Walter,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

and  wholesale  grocer,  High-st. 
Lindsay  W.  cabinet-maker,  &  house  builder 

West  Bridge-end 
Lindsay  John,  meal-seller,  &c.  High-st. 
M'Alester  John,  timber  merchant  &  packing 

box-maker,  High-st. 
M'Alesttr  Catherine,  grocer,  High-st. 
\I'Alestcr  Peter,  ironmonger,   High-st. 
M'Alester  John,  teacher,  High-st. 
M'Alpen  Duncan,  apothecary,  High-st. 
M'Alpen  Charles,  grocer,  &c.  Cross-vennall 
M'Aulay  A.  flax  dresser,  Cross-vennall 
M'Aulay  Wm.  grocer  and  cooper,  High-st. 
M'Aulay  Aulay,  shoemaker,  Bridge-end 
M'Auley  John,  writer  pro  fiscal,  &  surveyor 

of  taxes,  Bell-Jield 


384 


DUBIBARTON. 


M'Auley  John,  cooper,  &c.  High-st. 
M'Auslaa  J.  seedsman,  &c.  Cross-veunall 
M'Auslan  Alexander,    vintner,  black  bull, 

Ren  tun-road 
M'Carter  Jas,  clock  &  watch-maker,  Cross- 

vennall 
M'CollJohn,  China  warehouse,  &c.  High-st. 
M'Donald  Alexander,  coal  and  lime  agent. 
Quay- head 

M'Farlane  Rt.  auetioiieer,  High-st. 

M'Farlane  Archibald,  grocer,  &c.  High-st. 

M'Farlane  Colin,  juti.  tobacconist,  High-st. 

M'Gic  John,  house  carpenter,  High-st. 

M'GJe  Geo.  hammerman  tavern,  High-st. 

M'Gregor  John,  grocer,  &c.  High-st. 

M'Innes  James,  watch-maker,  High-st. 

M'lntosh  Elizh.  tin  plate  worker,  High-st. 

M'Intosh  Donald,  vintner.  West  Bridge-cud 

Mackellor  Jas.  crate-maker,  Church-st. 

M'Keon  Misses,  milliners,  High-st. 

M'Lachlan  Charles,  baker,  High-st. 

M'Lellan  Andrew,  grocer,  &c.  High-st, 

M'Lellan  Pete\,*\'intner,  West  Bridge-end 

M'Leod  John,  seedsman,  &c.  East  Bridge- 
end 

M'Lintock  John,  haberdisher,  High-st. 

M'Lintock  Jas.  tallow  chandler,  C'hurch-st. 

M'Martin  Findlay,  vintner,  High-st. 

M'Murrich  Peter,  grocer,  West  Bridge-end 

M'Naught  Duncan,   thread   manufacturer, 
High-st. 

M'Nicol  Peter,  elfephant  hotel,  High-st. 

M'Pherson  John,  grocer,  High-st, 

M'Symon  John,  vintner,  High-st. 

M'Symon  John,  baker,  High-st. 

Maitland  Matthew,  grocer,  &c.  High-st, 

Mickel  George  and  David,  skinners  &  glue 
manufacturers,  Rose-hank 

Miller  Alexd.  hat  manufacturer,  High-st. 

Miller  Mary,  straw  hat-maker,  High-st. 

Mitchell  Patrick,  writer  and  tanner,  High-st. 

Mitchell  Jas.  leather  cutter,  &c.  High-st. 

Morrison  Hector,  linen  and  woollen  draper, 
High-street 

Morrison  Rt.  grocer  &  spirit  dealer,  High-st. 

Murdoch  Mrs.  David,  linen   and   woollen 
draper,  High-st. 

Murdoch  James,  linen  and  woollen  draper. 
High-street 

Napier  James,  smith  and  farrier,  High-st. 

Orme  John,  teacher  of  music,  High-st, 

Paterson  John  and  Co.  slaters,  High-st. 

Paterson  John,  crate-maker,  Church-st. 

Paxton  Wm.  seedsman,  &c.  Cross- vcnnal 

Primrose  Jas.  copper  and  tinsmith,  High-st. 

Rankin  Wm.  shipowner  and  corn  merchant. 
High-street 

Reed  Henry,  writing  master  and  land  sur- 
veyor, High-st. 

Reid  James,  black  &  white  smith,  High-st. 

Risk  Wm.  spirit  &  seed  merchant,  High-st. 

Ritchie  J.  boot  &  shoemaker,  Cross-vennal 

Ritchie  Wm.  boot  and  shoemaker,  Cross- 
venual 

Robertson  Wm.  vintner  &  coal  dealer,  com- 
mercial tavern,  Quay-head 

Rochead  James,  saddler,  High-st. 


Service  Rt.  wright  and  block-maker,  Cross- 
vennal 

Smith  and  Son,  dyers,  Glen-head 

Sppncer  Wui.  vijitricr,  High-st. 

Steele  Wm.  Engliih  master  of  the  grammar 
school,  Cross-vennal 

Stephen  Wm.  grocer,  &c.  High-st. 

Stewart  John,  vintner.  West  Bridge-end 

Swan  George,  su  rgeon,  Garshake 

Taylor  D,  wright  and  block-maker,  High-st . 

Taylor  and  Davy,  miliiner-s,  High-st. 

Watson  Alexd.  boot  &  shoemaker,  High-st. 

Weir  John,  vintner  and  coal  agent,  High-st. 

Young  William,  saddler,  High-st. 

Young  Jas,  sen.  tailor,  High-st. 

Young  Jas.  grocer,  High-st. 

Young  Jas.  jun,  tailor,  Quay-st. 

Young  Rt.  tailor,  High-st. 

Magistrates  and  Counsellors  of  Dum- 
barton. 

John  Dixon,  Esq.  of  Levengrove,  Provost 

Jacob  Dixon,  Esq.  eldest  baiUie 

John  Lning,  Esq.  younj^est  baillie 

James  Davids-on,  dean  of  Guild 

William  Ewing,  treasurer 

A.  Houstoun,  Esq.") 

William  Rankin       | 

Jacob  Dixon,  iun.  VMerchant  Counsellors. 


Jacob  Dixon,  jun.  VMer 
James  Raukin  j 


John  Dixon,  jun.  J 

James  Rochead"^ 

John  M'Alester  | 

James  Reid         ^-Trades  Counsellors. 

Peter  M'Alester  I 

James  Lawtlier  J 

Robert  Colquhoun,  Town  Clerk 
Excise  OJfice, 

Wm.  Elder,  supervisor 

James  Reid,  Jas.  Bruce,  Jas.  M'Crarken, 
Wni.  Thomson,  Alexander  Reid,  &.  VVm. 
Murdoch,  (officers  on  the  glass  work) 

John  Andrew,  officer  for  town's  business 
Steam  Packets. 

The  Post  Boij  arrives  from  Glasgow,  every 
lawful  morning  at  nine  o'clock,  lauds  pas- 
sengers for  Locldomoiid  and  proceeds  to 
Greenock,  whence  she  returns  to  Glas- 
gow. &c.  atthrce  afternoon,  again  departs 
for  Dumbarton,  where  she  arrives  about 
six  evening,  and  immediately  returns  to 
Giasgoiv  withthe Lochlomond  touiists, &c. 

The  Dumbarton  steam  boat  aitio  plies  d;iily 
heiwciwDumbarton  li^  Glasgow,  same  as  the 
post  boy  going  to  G/efHOc/e  on  Tbur, only. 
Coadies. 

The  Marion,  from  the  Elephant  Hotel  and 
the  Pilot,  from  the  King's  Arms  Hotel 
every  lawful  day  at  nine  in  the  morMing, 
to  Lochkntoiid,  whence  they  return  at  six 
in  the  evening  to  meet  the  steam  packets. 
Carriers. 

Wm.  and  Peter  M'Kinlay,  (West  Bridge- 
end,)  convey  goods  to  Glasgow  every 
Mon.  Tues.  Thurs,  and  Sat.  departs  at 
ten  morning,  &  returns  every  Tues.  Wed. 
Fri.  and  Saturday  at  eight  evening. 


I 


[    385     I 
DUNBLANE, 


S  a  town  six  miles  north  from  Stirlinp',  pleasantly  situated  on  tlie  banks  of  the  river 
Allan,  on  a  pently  risinjr  ground,  consistiuc;  of  one  street,  with  some  lanes.  It  was  first 
a  cell  of  the  Culdees,  and  afterwards  erected  into  a  Bishopric  by  David  I.  The  Cathedral, 
which  overlooks  the  town,  is  on  the  east  bank  of  the  Allan,  and  was  founded  by  that 
Monarch  in  1142,  Tlie  steeple,  or  the  tower,  is  a  more  modern  bnildinc:,  detached  from 
the  churcii :  the  choir  is  kept  in  repair,  and  used  as  the  parish  church.  Dr.  Leighton, 
who  was  made  j[3isliop  of  the  sec  in  1662,  and  afterwards  Archbishop  of  Gla;ia;ow,  be- 
queaihed  his  library  for  the  use  of  the  Clergy  of  the  diocese  of  Dunblane,  with  a  small 
fund  for  its  support ;  since  that  time  it  ha'!  received  many  additions,  and  is  now  a  good 
collection.  The  town  is  much  frequented  during  the  summer,  on  account  of  the  Dunblane 
or  Crondex  mineral  waters.  About  a  mile  and  a  half  to  the  east  of  the  town  the  battle  of 
Shcrrffinuir  was  fought.  The  places  for  public  worship  here  are,  the  Established  Church, 
a  Burger,  a  new  and  an  old  light  Antiburger  Meeting-house.  Dunblane  is  a  burgh  of 
Barony,  gove-ned  by  a  Baron-haillie,  and  has  J)oth  Special  and  Common  Constables. 
The  .Sheri;f  and  Justice  of  Pe-ice  Courts  for  the  district  of  Monteith,  and  the  Commissary 
Court  for  the  bounds  of  the  diocese,  are  held  here.  The  fairs  are,  first  Wednesday  in 
March,  O.  S.  last  Tuesday  in  May,  St.  Blane's,  21st  of  August,  and  12th  of  November. 
The  population  is  about  1500. 


Post-Office  —  Malcolm  Coldstream,  Post  Master.  A  postman  arrives  from  Perth,  Crieff, 
&c.  at  six  o'clock  in  the  evening,  and  is  dispatched  to  the  same  places  at  the  same  time. 
A  postman  also  arrives  from  Stirling  at  nine  o'clock  in  the  morning,  and  departs  for  the 
same  place  at  the  same  time.  , 


Allan  John,  collector  of  taxes 

Bain  James,  writer,  notary  public  and  pro- 
curator 

Bayne  Thos.  umbrella  maker 

Clason  James,  vintner 

Coldstream  John,  sheriff  substitute 

Crighton  John,  millwright 

Ferguson  Andrew,  messenger  at  arms 

Ferguson  .las.  paper  manufacturer 

Ferguson  John,  surgeon 

Finlayson  James,  clothier 

Kinross  James,  vintner 

Kinross  John,  baker 

Kinross  John,  innkeeper 

Macara  Charles,  sheriff  clerk 

Macgruthar  Andrew,  clothier  and  hardware 
dealer 

Macgruthar  John,  writer 

Mallach  Andrew,  writer,  procurator  and  de- 
pute commissary  clerk 


Miller  Jn.  writer,  notary  public  &  procurator 

Monteith  Geo.  saddler 

Monteith  James,  clothier 

iMonteith  John,  vintner 

Ross  David,  surgeon,  11.  N. 

Russell  Robert,  confectioner 

Sharp  John,  vintner 

Stewart  Cornelius,  surgeon 

Stirling  Wm.  architect 

Stirling  \Vm.  writer,  notarj^  public  and  pro- 
curator fiscal. 

Carrier. 

To  Stirling,  Robt.  Dick,  Tuesday,  Friday 
and  Saturday,  every  week. 

Coaches. 
A  Coach   from   Perth  to   Cln.igmv   passes 
through  Dunblane  at  12  o'clock  mid-day, 
and  a  Coach   from    Glasgow   to   Perth 
passes  through  at  the  same  time. 


DUNKELD, 

A  SMALL  TOWN   in   the  County  of,  and    15  milca   north  of  Perth,   it  is  situated 
in  the  united  parish  of  Dunkeld  and  Dowally,   on  the  north  bank  of  the  River  Tay,  55^ 
miles  north  of  Edinhro'.     Nature  has  been  truly  liberal  in  the  combination  of  fine  objects" 
in  the  completion  of  the  landscape  of  this  beautifully  situated  little  town,  which  presents 
a  variety  and  degree  of  picturesque  grandeur  which  is  seldom  equalled.     Mr.  Gray    the 
author  of  the  Elegy  in  a  Country  Church-yard,   visited  Dunkeld  in  the  year  1766    .-ind  in 
a  letter  he  addressed  to  the  Earl  of  Oxford,   he  expatiates  on  the  magnificence  of  the 
delightful  scenery  that  surrounds  this  ancient  city,  and  which  has  long  been  the  subject  of 
admiration  ;  and  the  improvements  of  the  Duke  of  Athol,  which  have  been  conducted 
very  extensively,  and  with  the  greatest  taste,  have  given  additional  ornament  to  the  whole 
Dunkeld  is  of  great  antiquity,  and  was  the  capital  of  ancient  Caledonia  ;   it  is  a  Burgh  of 
Barony,  and  its  only  Magistrate  is  a  Baron  Baillic,  appointed  by  tiie  Duke  of  Athol    who 
IS  superior.     The  principal  niaiiufacture  of  the  town  is  linen  anil  yarn,    for  carrying  on  of 
winch  it  is  very  conveniently  situated,   hut  this  trade  has  lately  been  on  the  decline,   an,*- 
very  little  is  now  doing  there  m  that  line.     The  town  is  entered  from  the  Perth  road  over 
a  very  elegant  bridge  of  seven  arches,  whieli  crosses  the  Tay,  and  leads  to  a  small  neatani. 
new  street  runnmg  north.  -\  sIioe^  jdj^taftcje  fphi  its  terminat'ion'are  the  ftodo^e  ef^tey^l^i^. 


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DUNKELD. 


Duke  of  Athol's  Mansion,  which  is  a  plain  neat  edifice,  the  lodge  and  gates  are  extremely 
handsome  and  of  castleated  architecture.  His  Grace's  house  and  extensive  pleasure 
grounds  are  close  to  tlie  town,  and  only  seperated  by  a  stone  wall.  On  the  west  side  of 
the  town  stands  the  Cathedral,  which  was  built  by  Bishop  Sinclair  in  the  year  1350  ;  it 
if?  now  converted  into  the  Parish  Church,  and  has  undergone  considej-able  repairs,  which 
are  just  completed  in  a  very  elegant  style,  the  Tower  is  in  its  original  state,  and  is  a 
stately  erection,  the  whole  pile  is  200  feet  long  and  60  wide.  A  Library  for  the  town,  left 
by  the  late  Rev.  Donald  M'Intosh,  who  wasihe  last  of  the  Nonjurant  Clergy  of  Scotland, 
is  over  the  Gram>nar  School.  Duke  of  Athol,  Patron,  Wm.  Brown,  Librarian.  Three 
branches  of  separate  Banks  are  established  in  the  town,  whose  principal  business  is  in 
discounting  lor  the  extensive  tract  of  Highland  country  to  the  northward,  where  consi- 
derable traffic  in  cattle  is  carried  on  ;  the  domestic  trade  of  Dunkeld  is  very  limited,  the 
population  being  only  1404  persons,  from  a  recent  census.  There  are  four  annual  fairs, 
viz.  the  25th  of  March,  O.  S.  St  Columba's,  20th  of  June,  N.  S.  Martinmas,  2nd  Tues- 
day in  November,  N.  S.  Candlemas,  14th of  February,  N.  S.  Weekly  Market  on  Satur- 
days.—Charles  Blair,  Esq.  Baron  Baillie.    A.  Nevin.  D.  D.  Minister  of  the  parish. 


Post  Office,  High-street.--. 

John   Matthew 

,   Post  Master  aud  Grocer. — Letters  are  dis- 

patched  to  the  following  places  by  horse  posts. 

Towns. 

Postage. 

Miles. 

Arrival. 

Departure. 

Aberfeldy  four  times  a  week 

bd. 

18 

halfpastSevng. 

halfpastlOP.M 

BJair  Athol  three  times  a  week 
&  HarTcstquartereveryday 

I       6 

20 

halfpastSevng. 

nine  P.  M, 

Edinburgh,  daily 

8^ 

55S- 

halfpastSevng. 

halfpastlOP.M 

Kenmore  four  times  a  week 

6" 

24 

halfpastSevng. 

six  P.  M. 

Perth,  daily 

4 

15 

halfpastSevng. 

halfpastlOP.M 

Rtlochry,  threetimesa  week 
&  harrestquarter  every  day 

}    * 

11 

halfpastSevng. 

nine  P.  M. 

Banks. 
Branch    of    Commercial    of     Edinburgh, 

High-street,  Robert  Cargill,  Esq.  agent. 

Draw  on  tliemselves  Edinburgh,  &  Jones, 

Lloyd  &   Co.  London. 
Branch  of  Perth,  Messrs.  Stevenson  &  Duff 

agents,  Athol-st. 
Branch  of  Perth  Union,  Messrs.  Cameron 

and  Bisset,  agents,  High-st. 
Writers. 
Bisset  Patrick,  &  commissary  clerk,High-st 
Conacher  James,  High-st. 
Leslie  Jn.  &  justice  of  peace  clerk,  Athol-st 
Robertson  Alex.  Athol-st. 
Williamson  James,  High-st. 

Surgeons,  S^c. 

Macfarlane  Wm.  M.  D.  Athol-st. 

Leslie  Charles,  R.  N.  Athol-st. 

Kilgour  A.  M.  High-st. 

Merchants,  Shopkeepers,  &c. 

Blair  Charles,  ironmonger,  grocer  &  distri- 
butor of  stamps,  Athol-st. 

Blair  Charles,  jun.  linen  &  woollen  draper, 
Athol-street 

Cameron   James,     grocer    &  bank   agent. 
High-street 

Cameron  James,  jun.  grocer,  Athol-st. 

Cameron  John,  grpcer,  High-st. 

Cargill    Robt.  linen  manufacturer  &  mer- 
chant, High-st. 

Carmichael  Duncan,  saddler,  Athol-st, 

Conacher   James,    grocer    &   ironmonger, 
Athol-street 

Duff  John,  linen  &  woollen  draper  &  bank 
agent,  Athol-st. 

Douglas  Archi,  yarn  &  weed   merchant, 
Athol-street 


Douglas  James  &  Sons,  tanners,  Tay-side 

Douglas  Alex,  leather  cutter  &.  wood  mer- 
chant, Athol-st. 

Douglas  Charles,  haberdasher,  Athol-st. 

Douglas  Donald,  wholesale   boot  and  shoe 
maker,  High-st. 

Douglas  Peter,  Linen  &  woollen  draper. 
High-street 

Ferguson  Adam,hoot  &  shoe  maker,Alhol-st 

Gourlay  John,  watch-maker,  High-st. 

Grant  Eli2abeth,  haberdasher,  Athol-st. 

Keir  Daniel,  boot  &  shoe  maker,  High-st. 

Kennedy  James,  merchant  tailor,  Athol-st. 

M'Lagan  Charles  and  Co.  distillers.    Inch 
owau 

Malloch  Robert,  grocer,  Athol-st . 

Morrison  George,  watch  maker,  Athol-st. 

Robertson  Robert,  merchant  tailor,  Athol-st. 

Robertson  James,  merchant  tailor,  Athol-st 

Sim  John,  haberdasher,  Athol-st. 

Stevenson  George,  grocer,  Athol-st. 

Spark  Jam.es,  tinsmith,  High-st. 

Stewart  Alex,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  High-st 

Stevenson  James,   yarn  merchant  and  bank 
agent,  Athol-st. 

Inns  and  Publicans, 

Duke's  Arms,    head  inn,  Daniel    Fisher, 
High-street 

Ballantine  Robert,  High-st. 

BuUins  Allan,  High-st. 

Cameron  Alex.  Athol-st. 

Campbell  Wm.  High-st. 

Chalmers  James,  High-st. 

Dickson  George,  plasterer,  Athol-st, 

Duff  Alex.  Athol-st. 

Ferguson  Patrick,  High  st. 

Laird  John,  (union)  Athol-st, 

M'Farlane  Patrick,  High-st. 


DUNKELD. 


387 


M'Lagan  Peter,  (and  wright)  High-st. 

M'Laren  Daniel,  High-st, 

Menzie  Alex.  High-st. 

Murray  John,  High-st. 

Patullo  James,  High-st. 

Robertson  John,  (weaver)  HighrSt. 

Sim  John,  mason,  Athol-st. 

Sim  Walter,  Athol-st, 

Stewart  John,  Athol-st. 

Taggart  David,  High-st. 

Young  John,  mason,  Athol-st. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Anderson  Roderick,  tallow  chandler,  High-st 

Angus  Charles,  baker,  High-f5t. 

Angus  John,  mason  and  builder,  High-st. 

Brodie  James,  wright,  High-st. 

Cameron  John,  wright,  High-st. 

Conacher  Hannah,  shopkeeper,  High-st. 

Campbell  Wm.  confectioner,  High-st 

Campbell  Margt.  shoe  warehouse,  Athol-st. 

MMiitosh  Alex,  mason,  High-st. 

Notman  John,  wright,  High-st. 

Rattray  Charles,  wright  and  glazier,  Athol-st 

Robertson  Alex,  wright,  High-st. 

Sim  John,  mason,  High-st, 

Stewart  John,  wright,  High-st, 

Stewart  John,  meal  dealer,  Athol-st. 

WoBlley  Wm.  baker,  High-st. 

Young  John,  mason,  High-st. 


Royal  Grammar  School,  North-tllJ'-side, 
founded  by  James  VI.  1567  ;  Duke  of 
Athol,  Patron,  William  Brown,  Rector 

Excise  Office,  at  Dukes  Arms,  George  Short- 
house,   Esq.   Supervisor,  James  Gordon 
and  Thomas  Haigh,  Officers 
Benefit  Societies, 

Lodge  of  St  John's  ;  annual  meetings  on  St. 
John's  day,  27th  December.  Operative 
Lodge,  27th  December 

Shoemakers  annual  meeting,  25th  October 


Weavers, 

Do. 

Do. 

Carpenters 

Do. 

Do. 

Gardeners 

Do. 

last  Tuesday 

in  July 

Coaches. 

From  Duke's  Arrasinn,  the  Athol  to  Perth 
/every  lawful  day,  leaves  Dunheld  at  eight 
in  the  morning,  and  returns  at  eight  in 
the  evening. 

The  Caledonian  from  Perth  to  Invtrnettf 
every  Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Saturday, 
arrives  at  Dunkeld  northward,  at  seven  ia 
the  morning,  and  returns  on  the  following 
days  at  eight  in  the  evening. 
Carriers. 

Four  Carriers  daily  to  Perth.  One  Carrier 
to  Edinburgh  weekly.  Enquire  at  Duke's 
Arms. 


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I: 


DUNNING 


S  a  village  in  Perthshire,  about  9  miles  S.  W.  from  Perth,  and  5  E.  from  Auchterarder. 
It  is  situated  on  the  banks  of  the  Dunning  Water,  about  half  a  mile  north  of  the  base  of 
the  Ochill  range  of  hills,  and  about  a  mile  and  a  half  from  the  river  Earn  ;  it  is  in  general 
well  built,  and  contains  a  number  of  good  houses.  Indeed  it  is  hardly  possible  to  find  such  a 
regular,  well-built,  neat,  clean  country  village  as  Dunning,  There  is  a  Baron  Bai-llie 
Court  held  here  ;  and  a  Justice  of  Peace  Court  meets  on  the  1st  Monday  of  every  second 
month,  being  held  the  other  month  in  Auchterarder.  There  are  three  Societies  ;  the 
Weavers'  Society,  the  Gardeners'  Society,  and  the  Society  of  Free-Masons.  The  steeple  is 
the  only  remains  of  antiquity  about  the  place,  it  is  of  Pictish  origin,  and  must  have  been 
of  a  very  ancient  date.  In  the  year  1715,  the  village  was  burnt  to  the  ground  by  the 
Earl  of  Marr's  army  on  their  retreat  from  SherrifFmuir  to  Perth,  A  thorn  that  was 
planted  at  that  time  in  the  centre  of  the  ruins  is  still  to  be  seen,  and  from  its  shape,  size, 
and  appearance,  it  at  once  attracts  the  attention  of  the  strani-er.  Duncruib,  the  residence 
and  estate  of  Lord  RoUo  holds  a  distinguished  place  in  the  parish.  This  estate  was  a 
grant  to  the  family  of  Rollo,  by  David,  Earl  of  Stratherne,  with  the  consent  of  King 
Robert  his  father.  The  charter  is  dated  13tb  February,  1380.  The  present  Lord  Rollo 
being  a  very  public  spirited  nobleman,  has  done  a  great  deal  for  the  village,  and  given  a 
deal  of  employment  to  the  labouring  people  by  imptoving  his  estate.  The  bouse 
of  Keltic,  the  property  of  the  Drummonds,  of  Keltic,  near  Dunning,  is  a  very  an- 
cient edifice.  The  weekly  m:irket  day  is  Wednesday.  There  are  twelve  annual  fairs 
held  on  the  following  days;  26th  January,  7th  February,  9th  March,  12th  April,  19tli 
May,  20th  June,  the  day  before  the  Kinross  fair  July,  the  day  after  Foulis  fair,  August, 
4th  September,  24th  October,  17th  November,  and  22nd  December.  Lord  Rollo  is  the 
superior  of  the  town.     The  population  may  be  about  500. 

Post  Office, —  Miss  Amelia  Craw,  Post  Mistress.— From  the  Bridge  of  Earn,  a  postmaa 
arrives  at  three  o'clock  in  the  afternoon,  who  departs  for  Auchterarder  immediately]; 
returns  from  Auchterarder  at  nine  o'clock  in  the  evening,  and  departs  for  the  Bridg« 
•f  Earn  immediately. 


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388 


DUNNING. 


Adie  William,  brewer  and  baker 
Anderson  James,  yintner 
Boajr  Rev.  William 
Christie  Peter,  surgeon 
Graham  Joseph,  vintner 
Kennedy  James,  surgeon 
Martin  Peter,  M.  D, 
Rollo  Lord,  Duncruib 


Russell  Rev.  Jamei, 
Smith  Rev.  James 
Telford  James,  excise-officer 
Carriers. 
To  Perth,  Archibald  Anderson,  departs  on 

Tuesday,  and  returns  the  same  day 
Perth,  David  Manton,  departs  on  Friday 

returns  the  same  day. 


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DUNSE, 


A  Borough  of  Barony,  situated  nearly  in  the  centre  of  Berwiclishire,  of  which  it  is  the 
principal  town  ;  it  was  at  one  time  head  Burgh  of  the  county,  but  the  first  Earl  of  March- 
mont  got  it  transferred  to  Greenlaw.  It  is  a  place  of  great  antiquity,  but  from  its  situation 
near  the  border,  was,  before  the  accession  of  James  the  Sixth,  frequently  destroyed  by  the 
English ;  on  one  ol  which  occasions  the  records  belonging  to  the  town  were  burned,  from 
which  causie  no  certain  account  of  its  antiquity  can  be  given.  The  town  consists  of  14 
streets,  and  contains  many  new  and  neat  houses,  the  suburbs  are  adorned  with  sev.eral 
elegant  villas.  Dunse  Castle,  the  seat  of  William  Hay  Esq.  of  Drummelzier,  is  a  noble 
gothic  pile ;  the  other  large  houses  in  the  parish  are  Wedderbnrn,  the  seat  of  Mr.  Home  ; 
and  Manderstone,  the  seat  of  General  Maitland.  The  Town  House,  a  fine  gothic  building, 
stands  in  the  middle  of  the  market  place ;  it  was  originally  founded  by  Thomas  Randolph 
the  preat  Earl  of  Moray  in  1328;  the  present  edifice  was  founded  in  1816.  The  church 
was  made  one  of  the  eight  prebends,  of  the  Collegiate  Church  of  Dunbar,  in  1392,  with  a 
stipend  of  110  merks  or  £(>  \s,  '2d.  sterling;  the  present  one  was  built  in  1790,  William 
Hay  Esq.  is  patron.  The  Burghers,  Antiburghers,  and  Relief,  have  meeting  houses  here; 
there  are  several  Sunday  Schools,  a  Subscription  Library,  Widows'  Funds,  Friendly  So. 
cieties.  Saving's  Bank,  a  branch  of  the  British  Linen  Co.  a  Masonic  Lodge,  &c.  The 
town  is  governed  by  a  Bailie,  appointed  by  Mr.  Hay,  and  the  Feuars  manage  their  affairs 
by  a  council  of  nine.  A  Justice  of  Peace  Court  for  discussing  small  debts  and  other 
matters,  is  held  on  the  first  Monday  of  every  month.  John  Duns  Scotus,  Doctor  Subtiiis, 
was  born  in  this  town,  in  1274,  he  died  at  Cologne  in  1308;  the  Rev.  Thomas  Boston, 
author  of  the  "  Fourfold  State"  and  other  works,  was  also  born  here.  There  is  a  market 
held  every  Wednesday,  and  three  great  fairs  for  cattle  and  horses  on  the  first  Thursday  of 
June,  the  26th  of  August,  and  1 7th  of  November,  and  four  fairs  for  sheep,  on  the  4th 
Wednesday  of  Morch,  3d.  Wednesday  of  May,  2nd  Wednesday  of  July,  and  4th  Wed- 
nesday of  Septenifcer.    Population  of  the  town  upwards  of  3000. 

Post  Office  near  the  Market-place. — Miss  Selby,  Post  Mistress. 


Post  Towns, 

Miles. 

Postage 

Ayton 

11 

5^ 

Berwick 

15 

Si 

■  Edinr. 

61 

8i 

Greenlaw 

8 

4 

>Tues.Fri.&Sun. 


Ari-ivals. 
7  A.  M. 
7  A.  M. 
7  A.  M. 

ipast2P.M. 

The  Post  to  Editibur^-li  goes  by  way  of    Ayton,  which  makes  the  distance  19  milesmor^ . 
than  by  the  direct  road. 


Departure. 
3  P.  M. 
3  P.M. 
3  P.M. 
8  A,  M. 


Aitcheson  Thos.  boot  and  shoe  maker 

Alexander  Fanny,  baker 

Allan  Thos  &  Co.  woollen  and  linen  drapers 

Allan  Thos.  sadler  &  ironmonger,  Market-p 

Anderson  H.  Tailor 

Bell  James  Esq.  writer,  notary  publie,  and 

sheriff  clerk  for  Berwickshire 
Bell  James,  atMr.  Hunter's  writing  chambers 
Bartram  Richard,  writer 
Bleckie  Robert,  hosier 
British  Linen  Banking  Co. (Branch,)  William 

Cunningham,  agent 
Brown  James,  bookseller,  stationer,  printer, 

and  bookbinder 
Brown  Daniel,  bookseller,  and  bookbinder 
Brown  William,  boot  and  shoemaker 
Bruce  Robert,  tailor 
Burns  James,  tavern  keeper 


Campbell  John,  surgeon 

Christa  Alexander  Esq  sheriff  sub 

Cockburn  Mark  M,  D. 

Cockburn  Adam,  baker 

Cunningham   and   Henderson,  writers  ani 

notaries  public 
Craig  Margaret,  White  Swan  Inn 
Darling  Robert,  surgeon 
Darling  Andrew,  surgeon 
Darling  James,  woollen  raanufAc.  &  dyei- 
Dewart  James,  cabinet  maker 
Dickson  James,  wheelwright 
Dods  George,  tallow  chandler 
Dods  and  Hislop,  stone-masons  &  builders 
Ewart  George,  sadler  and  ironmonger 
Fairbairn  Robert,  writer 
Ferguson  James,  iron- founder  &  millwrigb 
Gilmour  Win.  and  Oliver,  curriers 


DUNSB. 


339 


Gray  Thos.  druggist,  grocer,  &  spirit  mercht. 

Market-place 
Gray  John,  tobacconist 
Grieve  Walt,  bookseller,  stationer,prJnter&c. 
Gregg  Robert,  brazier  and  tinman 
Guthrie  Thos.  collecter  of  taxes,  &  messenger 
Guthrie  David,  woollen  draper 
Guthrie  George,  cabinet  maker 
Haitlie  John,  cooper 
Henderson  Wm,  cabinet  maker 
Hilleston  Jas.   agent  for  the  North  British 

Insurance  Co. 
Holywell  Walter,  druggist,  grocer,  &  spirit 

dealer 
Holywell  Henry,  writer  and  messenger 
Holiwell  Thos.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 
Hoofl  Nancy,  straw  hat  maker 
Hunter  James,   writer  and  notary   public, 

and  agent  for  Norwich  Insurance  Co. 
Hunter  John,  woollen  &  linen  draper,  grocer 

and  spirit  merchant 
Hume  James,  distributor  of  stamps 
Johnston  John,  writer 
Johnston  George,  surgeon,  R.  N. 
Kerr  Thomas,    grocer,  spirit  dealer,   and 

tobacconist,  Market-place 
Knox  James,     bookseller,     stationer,   and 

bookbinder.  Market-place 
Knox  James,  auctioneer  « 

Laidlaw  VVm.  skinner  and  wool  merchant 

Laadles ,  surgeon 

Laurie  David,  blacksmith 

Learmouth  V/m.  Cartwriglit 

Logan  Thos.  academy 

Liddle  Alexander,  tavern  keeper 

Mack  Marion,  straw  hat  maker  &  miliner 

Marshall  Robert,  sen.  blacksmith 

Marshall  Robert,  jun.  blacksmith 

Mason  Wm.  watch  and  clock  maker 

Maule  Thomas,  (academy) 

Middlemis  James,  grocer.  Market-place 

Moffatt  Andrew,  baker 

M'Leod  Daniel,  painter  and  paper-banger. 

Market-place 
M'Crie  Jas.  seedsman  and  spirit  dealer 
Norrie  Joseph,  Baker 
Newbiggen  Robert,  tailor 
Patterson  James,  flax-dresser 
Paxton  Jas.  brazier  and  tinman 
Paxton  Adam,  hosier 
Peat  George  Esq.  writer,  nolary  public  & 

procurator  fiscal  for  the  county  of  Berwick 
Pringle  George,  tavern  keeper 
Purves  Allan,  grocer,  spirit  dealer,  surveyor 


of  taxes,  sub-distributor  of  stamps,  and 

agent  for  the  Caledonian  Insurance  Co. 
Ramsay  James,  baker 
Sanderson  George,  cutler.  Market-place 
Scott  James,  joiner 
Scouller  Elizabeth,  cartwright 
Sim  Jas.  architect,  builder,  and  letter  cutter 
Stirling  John,  hosier 
Stewart  James,  surgeon 
Stewart  George,  surgeon 

Stevenson surgeon 

Stevenson  Edward,  cooper 

Swan  John,  Plough  Inn 

Tayter  Miss,  ladies  academy 

Taylor  Daniel,  Black  Bull  In» 

Tlvomson  James,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant 

Turnbull  Adam,  woollen  and  linen  draper, 

and  cotton  manufacturer,  market-place 
Turnbull  George,  linen  manufacturer 
Turnbull  James,  woollen  draper 
Turnbull  James,  baker 
Turnbull  James,  tavern  keeper 
Virtue  David,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Virtue  Samuel,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Waldie  Wm,  watch  and  clock  maker 
Walkensha?/  James,  tailor 
Watson  James,  writer  and  notary  public 
White  Robert  and  George,  brewers 
White  David,  parish  academy 
Whitelaw  Peter,  tallow-chandler 
Whitelaw  John,  spirit  and  porter  merchant 
Wight  Thos.  boot  and  shoe  ware -room 
Young  Robert  and   Co.  woollen  anii  linen 

drapers.  Market-place 

Coaches. 
From   Black   Bull    Inn.,     To    Edinburgh 

Royal  Eagle  every  Monday,  Wednesday, 

and  Friday,  at  7  A.M.  returns  on  Tues, 

Thursday,  and  Saturday,  at  3  P.  M. 
Carriers. 
To  Berwick,  Wm.  Weatbcrhead,  Tuesday, 

Tliiirs.  and  Sat.  returns  same  evenuigs 
Beru'ickRohert  Knox,  Tuesday,  Tliursday, 

and  Saturday,  returns  ilie  same  even'ugs 
Coldstream,  Robe,  t  Kn  jx,  Monday,  returns 

same  evening. 
Dunbar,  Alexander  Penny,  Fiiday  ret.  Sat. 
Edinburgh,  Thomas  Penny,  Tuesday  and 

Thursday,  returns  Saturday  &  Thursday. 
Edinburgh,  Robert  Allan,  Thurs.  &  returns 

Saturday. 
Eyemouth,  Alexander  Penny,  Mon.  return 

same  evening. 


I 


DYSART, 


ji^S  a  royal  burgh,  and  post  town  of  Fifcshire,  at  the  distance  of  one  mile  E.  N.  E.  from 
Kirkcaldy,  it  is  situated  on  a  declivity,  overlooking  the  Frith  of  Forth.  The  town  con- 
sists of  several  streets  and  wynds,  both  of  which  are  very  narrow  ;  and  from  the  smoke  of 
the  salt  pans  have  a  black  aiid  dismal  appearance;  here  and  there  a  good  house  is  to  be 
seen,  but  there  is  not  any  public  building  of  note  in  the  whole  place.  The  Earl  of  Rosslyn 
has  his  seat  in  the  neighbourhood.  The  town  was  constituted  a  roya!  burgh  in  the  16th 
century,  but  (he  charter  and  records  are  lost.  This  was  formerly  one  of  the  greatest 
tradin-^  towns  of  the  coast  of  Fife,  it  has,  however,  fallen  off  very  much.  The  principal 
business,  at   present,  is  in  the  article  of  salt,  a  considerable  quantity  of  which  is  made 


sm 


DYSART. 


here ;  also,  in  the  triineral  productions  of  coal  nnd  ironstone,  and  the  manufacture  of  linen 
checks.  The  harbour  is  tolerably  good,  and  a  dry  dock  is  intended  tobe  constructed,  as 
well  as  a  pier.  Dysart  is  governed  by  two  baillics,  town  treasurer,  town  clerk,  and 
twenty-two  counsellors,  and  joins  v/ith  Kirkcaldy,  Kinghorn  and  Burntisland  in  sending  a 
member  to  Parliament.  The  revenue  is  between  2  &  300/,  per  annum.  Seme  accounts, 
state  that  the  coal  mines  in  this  neighbourhood,  (which  have  been  several  times  on  fire,) 
have  been  worked  upwards  of  800  years.  The  ironstone  obtained  is  very  rich  in  product, 
about  12  cwt.  weight  of  metal  being  abstractejl  from  the  ton  of  ore.  Some  of  the  seams 
of  coal  are  twenty-two  feet  in  thickness.  Here  is  a  church  of  the  establishment,  and  one 
of  relief  ;  near  the  shore  is  the  ruin  of  a  church  ;  near  which  were  lately  found  a  number 
of  ancient  copper  coins.  Here  is  a  town  house,  and  gaol,  in  the  former  of  which  the 
baillie  couit,  and  occasionally,  a  justice  court  is  held  ;  here  is  also  a  coffee  and  news 
room,  a  public  school,  and  subscription  library.  The  ladies  charitable  society,  which  was 
some  time  since  established,  has  been  of  great  benefit  to  the  poor  inhabitants ;  the  popula- 
tion is  about  1600. 


Post  Mistress 

,  Mrs.  Isabella  Sievcwright. — Oflice,  near 

the  salt  works. 

Towns. 

Distance. 

Postage. 

Arrivals- 

Departure. 

Edinburgh 

12 

6id. 

half  past  12  morn. 

9  night 

Ansiruther 

23 

5 

4  morn. 

half  pastil  morn. 

Burntisland 

7 

4 

half  past  12  morn. 

9  night 

Colinsburgh 

10 

4 

4  morn. 

half  past  1 1  morn 

Cupar  Fife 

14 

6 

4  morn. 

half  past  11  morn 

Inverkeithing 

14 

4 

half  past  12  morn. 

9  night 

Leven 

5 

4 

4  morn. 

half  past  1 1  morn 

Windygates 

3 

4 

4  morn. 

half  past  1 1  mom 

Airth  Peter,  smith  and  vintner,  Main-st. 

Bain  Jas.  Esq.  factor,  to  the  Rt,  Hon.  E.  of 
Rosslyn 

Barclay  John,  Esq.  Mount  Pleasant 

Barclay  Geo.  chandler,  Coal-wynd 

Bell  Wm.  ship  twner,  Main-st. 

Beveridgc  George,  ship  owner,  New-wynd 

Black  Capt.  John,  R.N.North-st. 

Blackater  Wm.  cloth  merchant,  Main-st. 

BlacVater  Thos.  baker,  Main-st. 

Blythe  Henry,  surgeon,  near  the  Pans 

Brodie  John,  gent,  near  the  Pans 

Brodie  Andrew,  black  bull  inn,  Main-st. 

Crombie  Peter,  tailor,  Maia-st. 

Dalrymple  R.  lin.  &  woollen  draper,  Main-st. 

Davidson  John,  baker,  Main-st. 

Deas  John,  baker  and  spirit  dr.  Relief-wynd 

Dewar  M.  gardener  ik  seedsman.  Coal-road 

Dobie  Rt.  ship  owner,  North-^t. 

Dobie  David,  linen  manufacturer,  North-st. 

Dunca*  Jas.  wright  &  auctioneer,  Main-st. 

Dunlop  Catharine,  spirit  dealer,  Main-st. 

Dysart  Coal  &  Salt  Co.  acting  partner,  H. 
Normand,  Esq. 

Fleming  David,  slater,  near  the  Engine 

Forbes  Elizabeth,  ironmonger,  Coal-wynd 

Forbes  Wm.  baker  and  spirit  dealer,  Main- 
street 

Frazer  Margaret,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer, 
Coal-wynd 

Gibb  J  as.  baker  and  spirit  dealer,  Main-st. 

Grant  Peter,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  Cross- 
wynd 

Herd  Rt.  grocer  and  vintner,  Main-st. 

Hutchison  W.  linen  manufacturer,  North-st. 

Jackes  George,  surgeon,  North-st, 

Jackson  David,  slater,  Coal-wynd 

Jervis  Alexander,  flax  dresser,.  Main-st. 

Lamb  Wm.  wright,  Coal-road 

Latta  James,  teacher,  Coal-wynd 


Leishman  David,  Coal-wynd 
Low  Joseph,  harbourmaster  &  vintner 
Lumsden  Jas.  chandler  &  grocer,  Main-st. 
M'Laren  Jas,  master  of  the  grammar  school 
Martin  Alexander,  cooper,  Cross-wynd 
Matthew  James,  shoemaker,  Relief-wynd 
Melvil  John,  stamp  master,  North-st. 
Millar  Euphens,  vintner,  Coal-wynd 
Monteith  Wm  watch-nvaker,  Main-st. 
Morison  James,  grocer,  Main-st. 
Moyer  Geo.  stone-mason,  North-st. 
Moys  Wm.  shoemaker,  North-st, 
Normand  J .  T.  linen  manufacturer,  Main-st. 
Norrtiand  Geo.  ship  owner,  Coal-wynd 
Page  David,  meal  seller,  Relief-wynd 
Paterson  Geo.  accountant,  North-st. 
Paton  J.  sen.  leather  merchant,  North-st 
Paton  J.  jnn.  wh.  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

Main-st. 
Pearson  Janet,-  spirit  dealer,  Main-st. 
Philp  Rt.  grocer  &  spirit  dealer,  Coal-wynd 
Reddie  Capt.  John,  North-st. 
Reid  James,  tailor,  Coal-wynd 
Robertson  Jas.  sen.  flax  dresser,  North-st. 
Robertson  Jas.  jun.  flax  dresser,  Quality-st. 
Roberteon  James,  wright,  Coal-wynd 
Rosslyn  R;.  Hon.  the  Earl  of,  Dysart  House 
Salmon  Rt.  smith,  S?iore 
Shepherd  John,  -wheelwright,  Main-st. 
Smith  James,  surgeon.  Shore 
Spence  Thos.  watch-maker,  North-st. 
Spier  Rt.  Esq.  justice  of  the  peaep,  Nelson 

Lodge 
Stark  Walter,  baker,  Main-st. 
Stewart  Wm.  excise  oflScer,  Relief-wynd 
Swayne  Walter,  linen  manufacturer,  Coal- 
wynd 
Swayne  David,  gent.  Coal-wynd 
Thomson  Jas,  salt  agent  near  the  Pans 
Walker  Jas,  iroomongei;,  &c.  Main-st, 


DYSART. 


891 


Watt  Francis,  baker,  Main-st. 
Williamson  Wm.  ship  owner,  Main-st. 
Wilson  Thos.  mason  and  vintner,  Main-st. 
Wood  Rt.  sliip  owner,  Coal-wynd 


Magistrates,  ^c. 

Henry  Normand,  Esq.  ;  t>-:,,j„ 
George  Normand,  Esq.  S  ^^'"'^*- 
Wm.  Hutchison,  Town  Treasurer 
Jas,  Swayne,  Town  Clerk 


ELGIN. 

Jl  HE  burph  of  Elgin  and  county  town  of  Mnrrayshire,  lies  GSf  miles  N.  W.  from  Aber- 
deen and  144  N.  from  Edinburgh  ;  it  is  pleasantly  sitnated  on  the  banks  of  the  Lossis?, 
abont  five  miles  above  its  influx  into  the  German  ocean.  Elgin  is  said  to  have  been  built 
by'Helyy  in  927.  Alexander  the  Second,  in  1234,  granted  to  the  burgesses  of  Elgin  A 
Guild  of  Merchants,  with  as  extensive  privileges  as  any  other  burgh  in  Scotland  enjoys, 
Andrew  Bishop  of  Moray,  in  1224,  translated  the  Bishopric  from  Spynie  t<y  the  Church 
of  the  Holy  Trinity  near  Elgin  ;  but  the  Cathedral  was  destroyed  by  Alexander,  Lord  of 
Badenocb,  (commonly  called  the  Red  Wolf  of  Badenoch)  son  to  Robert  the  Second,  in 
1390.  About  the  year  1414,  it  was  rebuilt  in  a  style  of  the  greatest  magnificence  ;  and 
from  what  part  of  it  that  still  remains,  it  appears  to  have  been  a  large  and  splendid  edifice, 
in  the  Gothic  taste,  264  feet  in  length  and  35  in  breadth.  The  Chapter-house  of  the  Cathe- 
dral, which  is  still  pretty  entire,  is  a  most  beautiful  specimen  of  tasteful  architecture,  and 
the  whole  when  perfect  must  have  formed  one  of  the  most  magnificent  structures  in  the 
kingdom  ;  the  ruins  are  now  kept  from  going  further  to  decay,  and  form  a  most  conspicu- 
ous object  of  picturesque  beauty  on  the  approach  to  Elgin  from  the  east,  and  on  the  west 
extremity  of  the  town  a  very  noble  and  modern  strueture  embellishes  the  scene,  called 
Gray's  Hospital*  Dr.  Alexander  Gray  of  India,  a  native  of  Elgin,  by  will  bequeathed 
j630,000  sterling,  for  th«  purpose  of  erecting  and  endowing  an  Hospital,  for  the 
sick  poor  of  that  tov?n  and  county  :  the  buildiny  is  delightfully  situated  upon  an  eminence, 
and  has  a  fine  portico,  supported  by  stately  pillars,  surmounted  by  an  elegant  dome  ;  the 
whole  is  built  of  fine  stone,  and  is  very  spacious,  and  designed  by  Mr.  Gillespie.  The 
town  chiefly  consists  of  one  principal  street  near  a  mile  in  length  ;  the  centre 
contains  the  Church  and  Town-house,  two  old  buildings.  It  is  governed  l^'  a  Provost, 
Bailies,  &c.  and  joins  with  Banff,  CuUen,  Kintore  and  Inverary,  in  sending  a  Member  to 
Parliament.  Tlfe  trade  of  Elgin  is  not  extensive ;  a  Woollen  Manufactory  is  lately  esta- 
blished there,  and  also  a  Straw-hat  and  Plat  Establishment,  which  employs  a  great  many 
females  ;  a  Mill-stone  Quarry  of  some  importance,  and  extensive  Lime  Works  are  in  the 
neighbourhood.  The  population  is  about  3000.  The  yearly  fairs  are,  first  Tuesday  and 
Wednesday  after  the  New  Moon  after  the  1 8th  of  February,  on  Thursday  in  Passion  Week, 
O.  S.  last  Tuesday  and  Wednesday  in  May,  O.  S.  first  Tuesday  and  Wednesday  after  24th 
July,  O.  S.  first  Tuesday  and  Wednesday  in  October,  O.  S.  and  first  Tuesday  dnd  Wednes- 
day in  December,  O.  S.     Weekly  markets  Thursday  and  Saturday. 


Post-Office,  Hio^b-street.—  Patrick  Duff,  sen.  Post  Master. 


Fochabers 
Edinburgh 

Forres 
Nairn 

Fort  George 
Inverness 


9  Miles    Arrives  half-past  5  evcng.     Departs  half-past  8  cvtng. 
200  ditto  ditto 


4id. 

All  letters  north  of  Edinburgh  go  in  Fochabers'  bag. 
4§         12  Miles  Half-past  8  night  Half-past  5  evening. 

6§         23  ditto  ditto 

7i         32  ditto  ditto 

7i         42  dftto  ditto 


Lossiemouth  and  Brougbead  foot-post  evei-y  day  (Sunday  excepted). 


Municipal. 

Alexander  Innes,  Provost 

John  Forsyth,  ^ 

William  Dunbar,    f    „  .,• 
X,  .      XT  1    1  >   Baihes 

Peter  Nicholson,      C 

David  Cormie,  3 

Lewis  Anderson,  Dean  of  Guild 

Robert  Dick,  Treasurer,  and  17  Councillors 

Geo.  Fenton,  Esq.  Sheritf  Substitute. 

Bank, 
Branch  of  British  Linen  Comp.  Alex.  Bran- 
der,  Esq.  agent,  High-st.  on  theinselves, 
Edinburgh,  &  Smith,  Payne  &  Co.  Loudon. 


Writers  and  Notaries. 
Baiti  Robt.  and  P.  Duff,  jun.  High-st. 
Barclay  John,  (and  agent  to  Norwich  firt 

and  life  insurance  company)  High-st, 
Brown  Alexan.  (and  fiscal  for  the  borough) 

Batchen-st. 
DufF  Pat.  sen.  (&  sheriff  clerk,  &c.)  High-st. 
Giigorand  Cameron,  High-st. 
Ritchie  James,  High-st. 
Thomson  Jas.  (and  agent  for  north  British 

fire  office)  High-st. 

Medical  Practitionats, 
John  Paul,  M,  D.  High-st. 


392 


ELGIN. 


James  Stephen,  M.  D.  High-st. 
Geo.  Brander,  surgeon,  R.  N.  High-st. 
William  Rhind,  surgeon,  High-st. 
John  Turner,  surgeon.  High  st. 

Academies. 

The  Languages,  by  James  Thomson 

Mathematics,  &c.  J,  Waddle 

English,  Writing  and  Church  Music,  A.^ 
Bransby 

Private  School,  Jas.  Geddes 

Boarding  School  for  young  Ladies,  Misses 
Shand 

Boarding  School  for  ditto,  Misses  Fraser 

Boarding  School  for  ditto,  Miss  Downie 

Dancing  School,  D.  &  F.  W.  Grant. 

Auxiliary  Institution  for  educating  the  Deaf 
and  Dumb,  Rev.  Dr.  L.  Gordon,  Presi- 
dent and  Convener. 

Shopkeepers,  Ifc. 
'   Alexander  James,  draper  &  grocer,  High-st.* 

Anderson  Lewis,  china  and  glass  merchant, 
High-st. 

Brander  John,  confectioner,  High-st. 

Burnett  Alex,  porter  &  spirit  dealer,  High-st. " 

Christie  David,  boot  &  shoe  maker,  High-st. 
«  Christie  Jas.  grocer  and  draper,  High-st. 

Clark  Fras.  saddler,  High-st. 

Collie  Jos.  linen  &  woollen  draper,  High-st. 

•  Cormie  David,  grocer  and  hardware  dealer, 

High-st. 
«  Cruikshank  Fras.  grocer,  &c.  High-st. 
Cruicksbank  Geo.  clock  and  watch  maker,  | 
High-st. 
.  Cruickshank  James,  grocer,  High-st. 
Dunbar  and  Milne,  clothiers  &  haberdashers,^ 

High-st. 
Dick  Alexander,  baker,  High-st. 
,  Dick  Chas.  shopkeeper,  High-st. 

Dick  Robert,  shopkeeper,  High-st. 
,  Douglas  John,  grocer  and  hardware  dealer, 
High-st. 
Fawkner  Geo.  upholsterer,  High-st. 

•  Falconer  Alex,  shopkeeper,  High-st. 
Forsyth  Fras.  linen  &  woollen  diap.  High-st. 
Forsyth  Isaac,  bookseller  &  stationer,  (and 

agent  to  sun  fire-office)  High-st. 

Forsythe  John,  ironmonger,  High-st. 

Forsythe  John,  jun.  grocer.  High-st. 

Fowler  Chas.  goldsmith  &  jeweller,  High-st. 

Fraser  John,  hatter,  High-st. 

Fraser  Wm.  copper  and  tinsmith,  High-st. 

Gauldie  William,  linen  and  woollen  draper, 
High-st. 

Grjgor  Geo.  clock  and  watch  maker.  Cross 

Gordon  Fras.  baker,  High-st. 

Gordon  John,  shoemaker  and  shopkeeper, 
High-st. 

Grant  John,  china  &  glass  mercht.  High-st. 
\  Hay  Alex,  grocer,  High-st. 
»  Henry  Jas.  grocer  and  spirit  mercht.  High-st. 

lives  Wm.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  High-st. 
,  Innes  Alex,  grocer,  (and  agent  to  phoenix 

fire-office)  High-st. 
■  Jack  Daniel,  shopkeeper,  High-st, 

Johnston  John,  draper,  High-st. 

Jons  Robert,  iroumoager,  High-st, 


Leslie  John,  grocer  and  draper,  High-st, 

M'Donald  Wm.  shopkeeper,  High-st. 

M'Kay  Wm.  grocer,  High-st. 

M'Kenzie  Geo.  grocer,  High-st. 

M'Kiramie  John,  leather  dealer,  High-st. 

Malcolm  John,  baker,  High-st. 

Mann  John,  baker,  High-st. 

Miller  L.  grocer  and  dealer,  High-st. 

Murdoch  Wm.  grocer  and  baker,  High-st. 

Murray  James,  s)iopkeeper,  High-st. 

Petrie  James,  haberdasher,  High-st. 

Robertson  James,  stoneware  dealer,  High-st. 

Robertson  and  Simo,  ironmongers,  High-st. 

Russel  Jno.  lin.  and  wooln.  draper,  High-st. 

Russel  Alex,  shopkeeper,  High-st, 

Russel  John,  upholsterer,  Batchen-st. 

Russel  Wm,  grocer  and  draper,  High-st. 

Scott  Wm.  perfumer,  High-st. 

Shanks  John,  baker,  High-st. 

Shepherd  John,  baker,  High-st. 

Simpson  Robt.  shopkeeper,  High-st. 

Smith  Chas.  coppersmith,  High-st. 

Smith  John,  shopkeeper,  High-st. 

Smith  Peter,  saddler,  High-st. 

SmithRobt.  shopkeeper  and  weaver,  High-st. 

Steinsou  James,  saddler,  High-st. 

Stephen  Alex,  grocer,  High-st. 

Stephen  Wm,  stoneware  dealer,  High-st. 

Stewart  Thos.  silversmith,  High-st. 

Sutherland  George,  clock  and  watch  maker, 
High-st. 

Taylor  Fras.  grocer  &  spirit  dealer,  High-st. 

Taylor  John,  jun.  shopkeeper,  High-st. 

Taylor  Robt,  shopkeeper,  High-st. 

Walker  Jas.  grocer  and  clothier,  High-st. 

Watson  Wm.  grocer,  High-st. 

Wright  Margaret,  shopkeeper,  High-st. 

Young  Wm.  bookseller,  stationer  and  book- 
binder, High-st. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Anderson  Alex,  jun,  house  cai-penr.  High-st. 

Anderson  Alex,  j-bungest,  house  carpenter, 
Shambles-wyiul 

Arnott  Wm.  slater,  High-st. 

Begg  Alex,  house  painter,  High-st. 

Brander  A.  agent  toHerculesinsurance-oflice, 
High-st. 

Burns  Jas.  house  painter,  Kigh-st. 

Cameron  Pat.  stamp  distributor,  High-st 

Crawford  Walter,  Deanshaugh  Bleachtield 

Culbert  Alex,  tanner  and  skinner,  Shambles- 
wynd 

Gumming  Jas-  cabinet  maker,  High-st. 

Duflus  Alex,  cabinet  maker,  High-st. 

Duffus  John,  cabinet  maker,  High-st. 

Findlay  Geo.  cooper,  High-st. 

Forsyth  Andw.  architect  &  builder,  High-st. 

Forsyth  and  Christie,  straw  hat  and  straw 
plat  (wholesale)  manufacturers,  Back-st. 

Forbes  Dav.  nursery  and  seedsman,  High-st. 

Fraser  John,  builder,  Bishop's-mill 

Gauldie  W.  agent  for  Caledonian  insurance- 
office,  High-st. 

Gillice  Jas.  painter  and  glazier,  High-st, 

Grant  Alex,  house  painter,  High-st. 

Grigor  Alex,  nursery  aud  seedsman,  back  of 
Lady-hill 


ELGIN. 


393 


Innes  Robert,  cabinet  maker,  High-st. 

Jack  John,  candle  maker,  High-st. 

Joh;iston  Alx.  New-mill  woollen  manufactory 

M'lr'.de  Jas.  architect  and  house  carpenter, 
NoVrh-st. 

M.f^immie  James,  cabinetmaker,  High-st. 

Nicholson  Peter,  genera!  merchant,  (& agent 
for  British  fire-office,  and  Westminster 
life  assurance  ard  annuity)  High-st. 

Ogilvie  Jas.  flax  dresser  &  dealer,  High-st. 

Rhind  Alex,  builder,  High-st. 

Smith  Jas.  skinner,  Bishop's-mill  Bridge 

Simpson  John,  cabinet  maker,  High-st. 

Smith  Robt.  cabinet  malfer,  High-st. 

Stewart  Peter,  cabinet  maker,  High-st. 

Sutherland  Alex,  nail  manufacturer,  High-st. 

Trokes  Joseph,  coach  maker,  Back-st. 

Urquhart  Alex,  slater,  High-st. 

Wilson  James,  house  carpenter,  Academy-st. 

Wilson  Wm.  plaisterer,  High-st. 

Young  Alex,  and  Jas.  proprietors  of  the  El- 
gin strong  ale  &  beer  brewery,  Cathedral. 

Inns. 
Fife  arms  &  royal  mail  hotel,  John  M'Kenzie 
Gordon  arms,  Thos.  M'Lachlan. 

Coaches. 
Royal  Mail  from  Aberdeen  to    Inverness, 


stops  at  the  Fife  arms  every  evening  at 
half-past  five,  and  returns  from  Iitveiness 
at  half-past  eight  tvery  night 

Mareliioness  of  Huntley  Post  Coach  to  Aber- 
deen, at  seven  every  morning,  (Sunday  ex- 
cepted) and  returnsat  half-past  fourevery 
evening  ;  the  Mail  takes  on  passengers  by 
this  coach  to  Inverness. 

The  Duke  of  Gordon  Post  Coach  from  Aber- 
deen to  Inverness,  stops  at  the  Gordon 
arms  everyday,  (Sunday excepted)  at  half- 
past  three  in  tlie  afternoon,  and  returns 
from  Inverness,  at  half-past  eleven  in  the 
forenoon. 

Carriers, 

Aberdeen,  and  all  parts  Southward,  to  Glas- 

goiu,  Wni.  Aiiken,  every  Thursday  foren. 
Aberdeen,  Jas.  Durward,  every Thuvs.  mom. 
y/6errfi?e?j,  Jas.  Douglas,  every  Monday  moi-n. 
Banff,  Wm.  Thain  &  Wm.  Mattheson,  every 

Wednesday  morn. 
Garmouth,  James  Hardy  and  James  Ogilvie, 

every  day 
Huntley,  Wm.  Murdoch,  every  Wed.  morn. 
Inverness,  Forres  and  Nairn,  Wm.  Murdoch, 

every  Wednesday  morning. 


ELIE, 

vJFr  Ely,  is  a  towu  in  Fifeshire,  6  miles  E.  of  Largs,  and  2  W.  of  St.  Monance,  It  is 
an  old  and  antiquated  place,  and  its  trade  is  almost  of  no  importance.  There  are  a  great 
number  of  streets  composed  of  small  trifling  houses,  which  give  the  town  a  mean  and 
dirty  appearance.  The  harbour  at  Elie  is  excellent,  and  the  depth  of  water  is  tlic  greatest 
in  the  Frith  of  Forth,  with  the  exception  of  Burntisland.  Wade  haven  is  a  little  to  the 
east  of  Elie,  so  called  from  General  Wade,  who  recommended  it  to  Government  as  a  fit 
place  for  a  harbour  for  men  of    war.     Tl)e  populatinn  of  the  town  is  about  8  or  900. 

Post  OflSce.— Mrs.  Jean  Thomson. — From  Edinburgh,  a  postman  arrives  at  half  past 
five  o'clock  in  the  afternoon,  and  departs  at  seven  in  the  morning. 


Blackhal)  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 
Clark  Rev.  James 
Douglas  George,  surgeon 
Fiulay  Thomas,  architect 


Kyd  John,  grocrr  and  spirit  dealer 
Kilgour  Robert,  schoolmaster, 
Ovanston  Mrs.  vintner 
Wood  Alexandtr,  Esq. 


I 


FALKLAND. 


S  a  town  in  Fifeshire,  15  miles  north  from  Kinghorn,  10  west  from  Cnpar,  and  2| 
south  from  Auchtermuchty.  Falkland  consists  of  only  one  street,  with  a  few  lanes.  The 
eastern  part  of  the  street  is  broad  and  spacious,  but  towards  the  west  it  is  narrow  and  con- 
tracted. There  are  a  few  good  houses  in  the  town,  but  generally  spealiinjf  they  arc  old 
and  ruinous.  The  palace,  the  only  thing  of  consequence  about  the  town,  is  still  though 
in  ruins,  a  princely  structure.  The  excellence  of  the  v/orknianship  sufliciently  shows 
what  the  building  once  was.  The  royal  family  of  Scotland,  resided  many  years  in  this 
palace,  and  James  V.  di§d  here  in  1542.  A  vault  is  still  to  be  seen,  in  which  the  Duke 
of  Rothesay  was  starved  to  death.  The  town  was  erected  into  a  Burgh  by  James  II.  in 
1458,  and  its  charter  was  renewed  by  James  the  VI.  in  1595,  to  obviate  the  damage,  and 
inconvenience  sustained  for  want  of  inn-keepers  and  victuallers,  by  the  many  prelates, 
peers,  barons,  nobles,  and  others  of  their  subjects  who  came  to  their  country  seats.  There 
is  a  very  large  commoa  belonging  to  Falkland.  The  fairs  are  second  Thursday  January, 
last  Thursday  February,  last  Thursday  April,  third  Thursday  June,  all  O.  S.  First  Thurs- 
day after  12th  August,  fourth  Thursday  September,  and  first  Thursday  November,  or  first 
Friday  after. 


394 


FALKLAND. 


Post  Office. — William  GuUand,  Esq.  Post  Master. — From  Auchtermuchty  a  postmaa 
arrives  at  one  o'clock  noon,  and  departs  at  seven  o'clock,  evening.  To  Keltic  a  postman 
is  dispatched  at  one  o'clock  noon,  and  returns  at  seven  o'clock  in  tha  evening. 


Beveridge  Miss,  Janet  grocer  &  innkeeper 
Coll  George,  writer,  N.  P.  &  messenger  at 

arms 
Duncan  John,  grocer  and  clothier 
Guli.iiid  Charles,  writer,  N.P.  &  town  clerk 
Gulland  William,  surgeon 
Henry  Colin,  grocer  and  innkeeper 
Ho|»e  Harry,  writer,  N.  P. 
Kilgour  William,  grocer 
Scctt  John,  vintner 


Carriers. 

Cupar  Fife — J.  Jackson  departs  on  Thurs- 
day, and  returns  the  same  day. 

Sdinburgh — John  Goodwille  departs  oa 
Tuesday,  and  returns  on  Thursday. 

Kircaldy — John  Jackson  departs'  on  Tues- 
day and  Saturday,  and  returns  the  same 
days. 


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FORFAR. 


Ti 


HE  hurtjh  of  Forfar  is  the  county  town  of  Angussbire,  and  lies  13§  miles  north  of 
Dundee.  The  original  charters  of  the  erection  of  Forfar  into  a  royal  burgh  are  lost ;  but 
in  1665  all  the  ancient  charters,  rights  and  privileges  of  the  burgh  were  continued.  It  is 
governed  by  a  provost,  two  baillies,  a  treasurer,  eleven  merchant  counsellors,  and  five 
deacons,  annually  elected.  The  revenue  arising  from  lauds,  cestoms,  &c,  is  about  1000/. 
jier  annum.  In  the  year  1814,  the  provost,  baillies  and  counsellors  laid  the  foundation 
stone  of  a  new  school,  which  was  opened  in  the  next  year  1815,  for  instruction  of  youth 
in  English  grammar,  arithmetic,  mathematics,  latin,  and  other  languages,  the  provost, 
baillies,  &c.  are  the  patrons.  Forfar  joins  with  Perth,  Dundee,  St.  Andrews  and  Cupar 
Fife,  in  sending  a  member  to  Parliament.  The  streets  are  irregular,  but  many  of  the 
houses  are  neat  and  well  built.  Nearly  opposite,  on  the  north  side  of  the  town,  is  a  small 
eminence,  on  which  King  Malcolm  Canmore  had  a  Castle,  and  resided  occasionally  ;  some 
fragments  of  the  walls  are  still  to  be  seen  on  the  west  side  of  the  bill.  The  magistrates 
removed  the  cross  from  the  street  some  years  ago,  to  the  top  of  this  hill,  to  mark  the  place 
where  the  king  resided.  The  town-house  is  newly  rebuilt,  but  the  rooms  for  the  prisoners 
are  rather  incommodious,  and  the  utility  of  the  whole  fabric  seems  to  have  been  sacrificed 
to  the  attainment  of  a  large  upper  room,  for  public  meetings  and  amusements.  A  consi- 
derable manufacture  of  Osnaburgs  and  coarse  linens  is  carried  on  in  Forfar ;  and  the 
making  of  coarse  shoes,  or  brogues,  employs  a  number  of  hands.  The  great  drawback  on 
the  manufacturers  here,  is  the  scarcity  of  fuel,  and  the  distance  from  a  sea-port,  Dundee 
being  the  nearest.  There  is  a  subscription  news-room,  which  is  tolerably  well  supplied 
with  papers ;  also  a  library  containing  an  excellent  collection  of  books,  upwards  of  3000 
volumes.  There  is  a  Sheriff's  court  for  the  trial  of  civil  and  criminal  cases  generally ;  also 
a  burgh  court  for  the  trial  of  civil  and  police  cases  :  the  police  department  is  conducted  by 
constables  who  serve  the  office  for  six  months.  There  are  three  places  of  worship,  viz. 
one  for  the  established  religion,  one  for  the  Scotch  episcopalians,  and  ene  for  the  sece- 
ders,  or  antiburgher  associa-tion.  On  the  north  west  side  of  the  town  is  a  loch,  about  a 
mile  long,  and  half  a  mile  broad  in  some  places  :  it  is  a  fine  sheet  of  water,  and  is  nearly 
equi-distant  from  both  ends  of  the  town.  The  population  is  upwards  of  4000.  There  is 
a  market  held  here  every  Saturday,  The  fairs  are  held  on  the  last  Wednesday  in  Feb- 
ruary, the  first  Wednesday  in  May,  O,  S.June  26th.  first  Tuesday  in  July,  the  first 
Tuesday  in  August,  last  Wednesday  in  September,  Oct.  29th.  and  first  Wednesday  ia 
November. 


John  Thompsoii  Post  Master. — Office,  High-street. 


Towns. 
Brecbin 
Dundee 
Edinburgh 
Glammis 
Kirrymuir 
Muirdrum 


Miles. 

Postage. 

13 

4rf. 

14 

4 

56 

9 

5 

3 

6 

3 

11 

4 

Arrives. 

half  past  1 1  foren. 

7  even. 

7  even. 

9  morn. 

12  noon. 

10  morn. 


Departs, 
half  past  12  noon. 
12  noon. 
12  noon. 
10  morn. 
6  mora. 
12  noon. 


Academy, 

Elgen  Robert,  teacher  of  matheaiatics  and 

arithmetic 
Graham  William^  teacher  of  languages 


M'Ritchie  Alexander,  teacher  of  English  tc 
grammar,  (&  parochial  teacher 
Jgents,  (Linen.) 
BoathJohn,  East-port 
Laird  William,  Spout-st. 


FORFAR. 


39^ 


Petrie  David,  Hlgh-st. 

Bakers. 

Byars  James,  Spout-st, 

Elder  Thomas,  High-st. 

Gouck  George,  Back-st. 

Hood  Alexander,  Spout-st. 

Potter  Alexander,   High-st. 

Wallace  Peter,  High-st. 

Bankers, 

Dundee  (new) W.Hutchison,  agent.  Higli-st. 
draws  on  Tlios.  Kinnear  and  Sons,  Edin- 
burgh, and  Ransom  and  Co,  London, 

Dundee  (unon)  J.  Ycaman,  agent,  High-st. 
draws  on  Donald  Smith  &  Co.  Edinburgii, 
and  Chalmers  and  Guthrie,  London, 

Bookselldrs  and  Stationers. 
Dunsmure  Peter,  Spout-st. 
Hay  Isabella,  High-st. 
Milne  James,  High-st. 
Small  John,  High-st. 

Boot  and  Shoe-makers. 
Craik  Charles,  High-st. 
Dickson  James,  Little  Cause wav 
Gall  Charles,  High-st. 
Howe  James,  High-st. 
Rodger  William,  High-st. 
Brewers. 
Blair,  Skene  &  Co.  High-st. 
Morriss  Thomas,  Back-W3'nd 
Potter  William,  Back-wynd 
Reid  Thomas,  High-st. 
Stark  David,  High-st. 

Earthenware,  Sfc.  Dealers. 
Donald  John,  Spout-st. 
Thom  David,  High-st. 

Fire.  Sfc.  Offices. 
Atlas,  William  Whyte,  High-st. 
Dundee,  Robert  Don,  Osnaburgh-st. 
Norwich  Union,  James  Scott,  jun.   (life) 
Spout-st. 

Grocers. 
Barry  Patrick,  Back-st. 
Davidson  John,  High-st. 
Gellatly  William,  High-st. 
Lowson  Alexander,  High-st. 
Mitchell  James,  High-st. 
Reid  Peter,  Spout-st. 
Scott  James,  Spout-st. 
Scott  David,  Spout-st. 
Winter  Christiana,  Spout-st. 

Hosiers. 
Burness  William,  Spout-st. 
Littlejolm  William,  High-st. 

Imis. 
Morison  John,  High-st. 
Ross  William,  (new  inn)  High-st. 

Ironmongers. 
Adam  David,  jun.  High-st. 
Low  John,  High-st. 
Tod  David,   High-st. 
Wallace  James  and  Co.  High-st. 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers. 
Binny  David,  High-st. 
Campbell  Agnes,  Spout-st, 

Si 


Gordon  William  and  Co.  High-st. 

Murray  James,  Spout-st. 

Ogg  David,  Spout-st. 

Philip  John,  High-st. 

Scott  James,  jun.  Spout-st.  ' 

Steele,  John,  High-st. 

Manufacturers,  (Green  Cloth,) 
Anderson  James,  Kirktown 
Boath  John,   High-st. 
Don  Robert,  Osnaburgh-st. 
Gall  Robert,  Hallock-head 
Gall  Robert,  High-st. 
Laird  William,  Spout-st. 
Lowson  Andrew,  Back-wynd 
Lowson  John,   Kirktown 
Milne  David,  High-st. 
MofFatt  John,  Osnaburgh-st. 
Petrie  John,  Hallock-head 
Potter  Alexander,  High-st. 
Rodgers  David,  High-st. 
Sturrock  William,  Little  Causeway 
Webster  George,  Chapel-st. 
Yeaman  John,  Manor 

Meal-dealers. 
Herald  James,  Spout-st. 
Whitton  Charles,  High-st. 

Nursery  and  Seedsman. 
Thompson  William,  (and  dealer  in  fir-seefls) 
Larch-mount 

Painters. 
Baxter  George,  SpOut-st. 
Sanders  William,  (&  glazier)  Spout-st. 

Saddlers,  4"C. 
Allan  George,  Spout-st. 
Lowson  Alexander,  Spout-st, 
Moon  James,  High-st. 

Surgeotis. 
Adam  and  Steel,  High-st. 
Aitken  Alexander,  High-st. 
Hull  George,  High-st. 
Milne  Andrew,  Spout-st. 
Syme  John,  Couttie's-wynd 

Tanners. 
Rodger  William  and  Co.  High-st, 
Whyte  Peter,  High-st. 

Vintiiers. 
Allan  George,  Spout-st. 
Findlay  George,  Spout-st. 
Grasey  John,  Spout-st. 
Mill  Charles,  Osnaburgh-st. 
Torbett  William,  Spout-st. 
Watt  Alexander,  Spout-st. 
White  Alexander,  Spout-st, 

Watch  and  Clock-t\iakers . 
Craw  James,  High-st. 
Keith  Robert,  Spout-st. 
Mudie  David,  High-st. 
Ritchie  Samuel,  Spout-st. 

Wrights. 
Adamson  William,  Spout-close 
Dunbar  John,  High-st. 
Milne  Alexander,  High-st. 
Mudie  John,  Couttie's-wynd 
Steven  James,  Osnabui-gh-st. 
i  Trail  Francis,  High-st. 


396 


FORFAR. 


Writers. 

Anderson  William,  Spout-st. 
Barclay  John,  High-st. 
Hunter  William,   High-st. 
Hutchison  William,  High-st. 
MeflFan  Williar.i,  High-'St. 
Roberts  William,  High-st. 
Rodger  Charles,  Kigh-st. 
Scrirageour  David.  High-st. 
Small  James,  High-st. 
Tindal  John,  Spout  st. 
Walker  James,  Spout-st. 
Whyte  William,  High-st. 
Wyllie  James,  High-st. 
Young  Charlc?,-  Hitjh-st. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Adamsonjohn,  tinplate  worker,  High-st. 
Binny  and  Don,  linen  stamp  masters,  Osna- 

burgh-st. 
Byars  William,  dyer,  Back-wynd 
Campbell  John,  tobacconist,  Spout-st. 
Campbell  Robert,  tallow-chandler,  High-st. 
Dickson  James,  stone  merchant,  Slatelield 
Gray  Catherine,  cotton  yarn  dealer,  High-st 
Henry  Robert,  hatter,  High-st. 
Mill  Charles,  architect,  Spout-st. 
Milne  David,    dealer  in   medicinal  herbs, 

Spout-strect 
Ramsay  Charles,  reed  maker.  West-port 
Smith  William,  M.D.  High-st. 
Wright  James,  wheelwright,  Back-st, 

Magistrates  and  Town  Council. 
Charles  Webster,  Esq.  Provost 
Patrick  Whyte.  I  B^i,lj^^_ 
John  Brown,      j 
David  Neish,  Treasurer 
W^illiam  Hunter,  town  clerk 
Charles  Rodger,  deacon  of  glovers 
James  Findlay,  jun.  deacon  of  shoemakers 
Charles  Howe,  deacon  of  tailors 
William  Cargill,  deacon  of  weavers 
William  Anderson,  deacon  of  hammermen 
Members  of  the  Sheriffs  Court  of  For- 
farshire. 
James  L'Amy,  of  Dunkenny,  Esq.  tulvocate, 

sheriff  depute 


Peter  Ranken,  Esq.  sheriff  substitute 
Patrick  Orr,  JEsq.  sheriff  clerk 
Thomas  Carnaby,  sheriff  clerk  depute 

Procnrators. 
Anderson  Wiliam, 
Barclay  John 
Bruce  Charles,  Montrose 
'Bruce  David,  Kirrymuir 
Burnes  James,  Montrose 
Clark  Robert,  Montrose 
Gordon  William,  Brechin 
Hunter  William 
Hutchison  William,    and  procurator   fiscal 

for  the  County 
Meflan  William 
Miln  George,  Dundee 
Pierie  James,  Dundee 
Roberts  William 
Rodger  Charles 
Scott  Thomas,  Arbroath 
Scrim  geour  David 
Small  James 
Spied  James,  Brechin 
Tindall  John 
Walker  James 
Whyte  William 
Wyllie  James 
Young  Charles 

Officer  of  Court. 

David  Miin,  Bar  officer 

Coaches. 

From  the  New  Inn,  (W.  Ross)  the  Stratb- 
more  Telegraph,  every  lawful  day  at  eleven 
o'clock  in   the    forenoon,    to    jiberdeen    . 
through    Brechin,    Laurencehirk,    and.  I 
Stonehaven,  arrives  in  Aberdeen  at  half    j 
past  seven  o'clock'in  the  evening  ;  returns 
same  day  at  three  o'clock  in  the  afternoon 
through  Coupar  Angus  to  Perth,  where 
it  arrives  at  eight  o'clock  in  the  evening. 

Carriers. 

Aberdeen,  Brechm,  Laurencekirk  if  Stone- 
haven every  Wednesday  at  two  o'clock, 
arrives  in  Foi-far  every  Monday  at  eight 
o'clock  in  the  evening. 


FORRES, 


Tt 


HE  Burgh  of  Forres,  lies  88  miles  N.  Vf.  from  Aberdeen  ;  it  consists  of  one  mai.-i 
street  about  half  a  mile  in  length  from  E.  to  W .,  and  near  the  middle  is  tlie  Town-house 
and  Goal;  the  town  of  Forres  is  neatly  built  and  lies  near  to  the  bay  of  Findhorn,  the 
mouth  of  whicii,  3  miles  distant,  is  its  Seaport,  with  a  small  village  dependenton  the  town. 
Forres  is  governed  by  a  Provost,  Bailies,  &  11  Counselors,  it  joins  with  Fortrose,  Nairnand 
Inverness,  in  sending  a  Member  to  Parliament.  Near  the  town  is  a  pillar,  called  Sueno's 
Stone,  25  feet  high,  and  covered  with  antique  sculpture,  erected  in  memory  of  a  victory 
over  the  Danes  in  1008.  The  country  about  Forres  is  very  pleasant  and  the  walks  very 
agreeable  ;  upon  an  eminence  S.  E.  of  the  town  Nelson's  Tower  is  erected  of  considerable 
-height,  the  walk  to  which,  winding  round  the  hill  is  extremely  pleasant,  and  admits  of 
a  great  expanse  of  fine  cultivated  scenery.  Tlie  trade  of  Forres  is  very  limited  and 
chiefly  confined  to  the  domestic  trade  :  a  great  many  girls  are  employed  there  in  making 
straw  plat  for  Ladies'  Bonnets,  which  is  forwarded  weekly  to  Elgin.  An  annual  meeting 
called  the  Trafalgar  club  is  held  there,  the  Marquis  of  Huntly,  Patron  and  President, 
there  are  also  several  very  excellent  societies'  and  three  Masons' Lodges.  A  small  Debt 
Court  is  held  the  first  Monday  of  every  month,  for  all  sums  below  five  pounds.  The  places 


FORRES. 


397 


of  worship  are  the  Established  Church,  the  Seceders  and  Independents.  The  pop"^*^^°" 
is  considered  to  be  about  2400.  The  annual  Fairs  are  1st  Wednesday  in  Feb.  <^-'^-'^^" 
Wednesday  in  April,  O.  S.  25th  and  26th  of  June,  O.  S.  10th  of  August,  O-  S.  or  Wea- 
nesday  after ;  2nd  Wednesday  and  2nd  Thursday  of  November,  O.  S.  and  St.  John  s  aay, 
if  Wednesday,  Thursday,  or  Friday,  if  not,  Wednesday  after,  Weekly  Markets, 
Tuesday  and  Friday. 


Towns, 
Edinbro' 
Elgin 
Fochabers 


Post  Office. 
Postage. 
lUd. 

6" 


-William  Mitchell,  Post  Master. 


Miles. 

156 

12 

21 


Arrives 
7  at  night 
7  at  night 
7  at  night 


Departs 
half  past  6  evening 
half  past  6  evening 
lialf  past  6  evening 


Aberdeen  and  all  places  N.  of  Edinbro'  the  letters  come  and  go  by  the  Fochabers  bag 


Towns  Postage.  Miles.  Arrives. 

Nairn  4^d.  11  half  past  6  evening 

Fort  George  oi  20  half  past  6  evening 

Inverness  7f  32  1  half  past  6  evenin; 

All  letters  N.  by  Inverness   ba       ~ 
Tuesday  and  Friday,  and  arrives  Monday,  Wednesday  and  Saturday. 


De[iirts. 
half  ptist  6  evening 
half  past  6  evening 

^ ^      half  past  6  evening 

Gianton  foot  post  dai^y.  Kingusic  foot  post  Sunday, 


J.A.Grant,  Esq.  of  Veiwfield,  Provost 
William   Mitchell,    George   M'Intosh   and 

David  Sinclair,  Esq.  Bailies 
Alexander  Milne,  Esq.  Dean  of  Guild 
Robert  Watson,  Treasurer  , 

Medical  Practitioners. 
Adams  and  Smith,  surgeons  » 

Brands  &  Grant,  surgeons 
Bel)  James,  surgeon 

Writers  and  Notaries. 
Charles  Black,  and  Town  Clerk 
John   Forsyth,   and  agent  for  Caledonian 

Fire  Office  - 
Alexander  Dunbar 
Robert  Watson 

Bank. 
Branch  of  British  Linen  Company,   John 
Cumminj!:,  Esq. agent,  draw  on  themselves  in 
Edinbro'  and  Smith,  Payne  &  Co.  London 
Shopkeepers,  Sfc. 
Ander.ion  James,  jun.  draper  , 

Anderson  John,  grocer 
Austie  John,  baker 

Bain  V/ra.  &  Co,  bookbinders  &  stationers 
Barron  James,  grocer 
Bell  Alexander,  grocer 
Bexeck  J.  and  W.  shoemakers 
Bisset  and  Son,  shoemakers 
Brimner  James,  grocer 
'  Carnaby  George,  grocer 
Cumming  George  and    Co.   ironmongers, 

grocers  and  general  dealers 
Cumming  Wm.  grocer 
Eddie  Jas. haberdasher  and  stamp  distributor 
Eddie  Thomas,  grocer 
Falconer  David,  haberdasher 
Gordon  and  Mitchell,  wine  merchants 
Grant  Donald,  haberdasher 
Grant  James  and  Co.  grocers 
Ouon  James,  linen  and  woollen  draper 
Hendrie  James,  haberdasher  and  grocer 
.  Hutchion  James,  grocer 
Kynoch  and  M'Kenzie,  shoemakers 
Leal  John,  haberdasher 
Lillie  John,  haberdasher 
Macrae  John,  confectioner 


Masson  Wm.  ironmonger 
Macintosh  George,  linen  and  woollen  draper 
Milne  Alex,  bookseller,  stationer  and  book- 
binder 
Mitchell  Robert,  grocer 
Morrice  James,  haherdasher 
MutererR.  and  J.  general  dealers     ' 
Purse  Wm,  haberdasher 
Raff  Alex.  jun.  linen  and  woollen  draper 
RafF  James,  saddler 

Riach  J.  and  P.  ironmongers   and  jewellers 
Riach  Peter,  working  jeweller 
Rose  John,  grocer,  &c. 
Ross  George,  Haberdasher 
Ross  and  Kerr,  Haberdashers 
Roy  John,  tinsmith 
Sellar  John,  watch  maker 
Smith  Ales,  saddler 
Smith  George,  watchmaker 
Spalding  John,  druggist 
Stephen  James,  shomaker 
Stewart  Wm.  grocer 
Urquhart  Alex,  grocer 
White  Alex,  grocer,  &c. 
White  .Andrew,  watch  maker 

MISCELLANY. 

Chapmrin  James,  land  surveyor 

Cumming  John, agent  to  the  Norwich  Union 
Fire  &  Life  Office 

Cumming  Geo.and  Co,  agents  for  the  North 
British  Fire  Office 

Davidson  John,  brewer,  Casicford 

Herold  Ale.K.  cabinet  maker 

llossack  Go  J.  cabinet  maker 

Hunter  Miss,  ladies  boarding  school 

Laing  Jamos,  wood  merchant 

I^olly  Ale.t  cooper 

Mitchell  Wm.  receiving  agent  for  commer- 
cial bank  of  Scotland 

Molr  John,  Englis-U  school 

Mortimer  Alex,  coppersmith 

Murray  Joii.i,  cabinet  maker 

Nisbet  Andrew,  house  pointer 

Nory  Jas.  and  John,  cartwrights 

Russell  John,  private  school 

Smith  James,  glazier  and  house  carpenter 


398 


FORRES. 


Taylor  J.  &  W.  coopers 

Taylor  John,  cooper 

Thomson  Peter,  house-carpenter 

Urquhart  Alex,  grammar  school 

Winchester  Robert,  cooper 
hins. 

Louden's  hotel  and  head  inn 
,  M' Lean's  Hotel 
.  Red  Lion,  James  Bowie 

Red  Lion,  in  Shambles-lane,  Alex.  Creyk 
Coaches. 

Royal  Mail  from  Aberdeen  to   Inverness, 


stojts  at  M' Lean's  hotel  at  a  quarter  past 
seven  every  evening,  and  returns  at  sevea 
every  evening  to  Abeideen. 
The  Duke  of  Gordon  Post  Coach  from 
Inverness  to  Aberdeen,  stops  at  Louden's 
hotel  every  day,  (Sunday  excepted)  at  ten 
in  the  morning,  and  from  Aberdeen  at 
six  in  the  evening. 

Larricrs, 
Elgin,  John  Ross,  every  Tuesday  and  Frid, 
Inverness,  Nairn,  ^'c.  see  Elgin  carriers. 


FORTWILLIAM. 

JjJIjIaRYBURGH,  a  small  town  in  Invernesshire,  about  Q5  miles  W.  of  Inverness,  and 
33  miles  W.  from  Fort  Augustus  is  situated  on  the  S.  side  of  Loch  Eel,  at  a  small  distance 
from  Fortwilliam,  by  which  name  the  town  is  best  known.  Maryburgh  consists  of  one 
prettv  regular  street,  which  has  lately  been  embellished  by  some  neat  buildings,  the 
greater  part  of  which  forms  the  neiv  Caledonian  Hotel,  The  town  is  pleasantly  situated 
and  commands  a  fine  view  of  mountain  scenery  on  the  opposite  side  of  the  Loch,  a  little 
to  the  right  of  which,  under  the  mountains,  aud  nearly  opposite  to  Maryburgh,  is  a  small 
village  called  (  orpacb,  where  some  fine  specimens  of  art  are  exhibited  in  the  Caledonian 
Canal,  where  the  entrance  of  that  stupendous  undertaking  is  situated,  and  conducted  for 
15  years  past  by  Mr., John  Wilson.  At  Corpach  a  monument  is  erected  to  the  memory  of 
an  officer  who  fell  at  Waterloo,  and  was  a  native  of  that  neighbourhood,  Fortwilliam  is  a 
regular  fortress  on  the  eastern  extremity  of  Loch  Linube,  where  it  begins  to  turn  north- 
ward to  form  Loch  Eel,  it  was  built  during  tlie  usurpation  of  Crom^vell,  by  the  advice  of 
General  Monk,  and  under  his  direction.  In  the  reign  of  King  William  it  was  rebuilt  on 
a  smaller  scale,  it  is  now  garrisoned  by  a  few  invalid  soldiers  and  an  officer.  The  sail  from 
Fortwilliam  to  Glasgow,  is  perhaps  unequalled  in  Europe  for  variety  of  scenery,  through 
the  whole  of  the  passage,  to  or  from  Glasgow  to  Maryburgh.  Yearly  fairs,  1st  Wed- 
nesday of  November,  N.  S.  aud  2nd  Wednesday  of  June,  N.  S.  Weekly  Market, 
Fridays.     Population  about  600  persons. 

Post  Office,  High-st.— Donald  Henderson,  Post  Master, 
Miles. 
135-^ 

H^  !  Arrive  on  Mondays,  Wednesdays  aud  Saturdays 
^^  )■  at  ten  at  night.  Dispatched  on  Sundays, 
^  I      Tuesdays  and  Fridays  at  one  in  the  al'lrrnoon. 

25J 
FOOT  POSTS. 

Miles. 
33     Arrives  Sunday,  Tuesday  and  Thursday  at  9  at 
night,  dispatched  Mon,  Wed.  and  Saturday, 
'  at  9  in  the  forenoon. 
40     Arrives  every  Saturday   and  Wednesday,  at  5 
in  the  evening,  dispatched  every  Friday  and 
Tuesday  at  8  in  the  morniiiir. 
Inverness  and  iill  towns   North,  are  forwarded  by   the   Fort  Augustus  bags,   and  are 
all  Foot  Posts  to  there. 


Postage 

Edinbro' 

lOJ^. 

Glasgow 

10 

Appin 

6 

Bonan 

7 

Oban 

8 

Strenticn 

6 

North 

Postage 

Fort  Augustus       Crf. 

iriraig 


R,  Flyter,  Esq.  SherifT  Substitute  and  Baron 

Bailie 
James  M'Grcgor,  Esq.  Sheriff  Clerk 
Thomas  M'Donald,    Esq.    Writer  and  No- 
tary,    and    Sub-collector  of   Taxes  for 
Fortwilliam  District. 
Robert  Mnckay,  Esq.  Writer  and  Notary 
Angus  M'Millan,  Procurator  Fiscal 
Sheiili'  f!ourt   for   ordinary  business   every 
Thursday.     The  Sessions  commence  and 
end  same  as  at  Inverness. 


Clergy. 
Established  Church,  Rev.  H.  Allan 
Episcopal,  Rev.  James  M''Gregor 
Roman  Catholic,  Rev.  James  Faterson 

Medical  Practitioners. 
JohnM'Intyre 
Donald  Cameron,  R.  N. 
John  Taylor        / 
Grammar  School,  Mr.  Wallace 
Dancing  School,  Mr.  M'Intyre 
Bible  Society,  Robt.  Flyter,  Esq.  President, 
Rev.  H.  Allan,  Secretary  &   Treasurer, 


FORTWILLIAM. 


399 


with  two  Vice  Presidents  &  a  Committee  i 
of  Management  and  five  Collectors  n 

Duncan  Stewart,   Esq.   Comptroller  &  Sur-, 
veyor  of  the  Customs 

Messrs.    M'Lennan    &    Carapbe]!,     Excise, 
Officers 

Mr.  Reid,  Fishery  Officer 

Subscription  Library  established  in  1S19, 
Sir  Ewen  Cameron,  of  Jassfern,  Bart., 
President,  four  Vice  Presidents  and  Com- 
mittee of  Management.  Rev.  H.  Allan/ 
Secretary  &  Librarian. 

Shopkeepers  i  Hfc. 

Cameron  Ewan^  general 

Cameron  John,  sen.  boot  &  shoemaker 

Cameron  John,  boot  &  shoe  maker 

Grant  John,  haberdasher 

Grant  John,  painter  &  glazier 

Jaffray  John,  haberdasher 

Kennedy  Ewen,  baker 

M'Calmer  Duncan,  general 

M'Carter  John,  baker,  Fort 

>  M' Donald  Alex,  general 
M'liityre  Duncan,  boot  &  shoe  maker 

.  M'Intyre  Duncan,  general 

M'Lachlan  L.  saddler 
'  M'Laclilan  L.  geaeral 

M'Lean  Allan,  baker 

M'Lean  John,  baker 

>  M'Millan  Angus,  general 
•  M'Millan  Duncan,  general 
.  M'Millan  John,  generul 


M'Phee  John,  boot  &  shoe  maker 
Melrose  Alex,  general  ^ 

Riddell  Adam,  grocer 
Ross  Geo.  watch  maker 
Stevenson  John,  general 

MISCELLANEOUS. 
M'Alpin  Jas. general  merchant,  Corpach 
Wilson  Jn,  contractor  &  builder,   CorpacU 

Inns . 
Caledonian  Head  Hotel,  Donald  Cameron 
George  Inn,  John  Cameron 
New  Inn,  John  M'Intyrc 
Coach. 
Tn  Summer  from  Caledonian  Hotel  to  Fo)t 
jiugiistus,  three  times  a  week  ;  in  winter, 
occasionally,   and  gnided  by  passengers 
from  the  steam   boat,   which  arrives  from 
Glasgow  three  times  a  week  in  summer, 
and  once  a  fortnight  in  winter,  and  le.aves 
tortwillimn  &  Glasgoiv  every  other  Mon- 
day alternately. 

Carriers. 
Fort  Augustus,  Robert  Urquhatt,  gencilally 

every  Saturday. 
Glasgow,  Donald  Campbell,  evei'y  month, 

day  uncertain 
Bdinbro' ,     Duncan   M'Innes,    every  three 

months,  day  uncertain. 
Inverness,  James    Noble,    when   occasioa 
offers. 

Enquire  for  the  above  at  the  Inns. 


FRASERBURGH 

Jls  a  burgh  of  regality,  having  been  erected  in  1613,  in  the  county  of  Aberdeen,  from 
which  place  \l-  is  42  miles  N.  by  E.  It  is  situated  on  the  south  siile  of  Kinnairds  Head, 
The  houses  are  neatly  built ;  the  streets  are  tolerably  spicioiis,  and  cross  each  othTar  nearly 
at  right  .-ingles.  Near  the  centre  of  the  town  are  the  Prison  and  Town-hous'e.  Fra-ser- 
burgh  possesses  a  large  and  commodious  hr.rbour,  being  defended  from  the  sea 'by  two 
large  piers  lately  built,  the  cost  is  estimated  at  about  ,^^20,000  :  it  is  capable  of  containing 
upwards  of  300  sail,  and  will  admit  vessels  of  300  tuns  burden  to  enter.  The  harbour 
fi  omits  peculiar  situation  is  well  adapted  for  the  reception  of  vessels  that  are  wind  botirid, 
as  they  can  make  in  here,  when  they  cunuot  come  near  anv  other  port  on  that  part  of  the 
coast.  Contiguons  to  the  harbour  is  an  excellent  road  for  shipping,  in  a  bay  ncarlv  three 
miles  in  length,  and  upwards  of  one  in  breadth,  with  good  anchorage.  The  situation  of 
Fraserburgh  renders  it  a  most  desirable  station  for  fishhig,  the  Light-houacwiiich  is  on  the 
north  side  of  the  town,  serving  as  a  mark  for  the  harbour,  to  the  fishermen  in  the  night ; 
within  these  few  years  the  fishing  trade  has  encreasod  to  a  surprising-  degree.  There  arc 
at  prescut  about  170  boats  employed  in  the  fishing  season,  each  boat  employing  in  the 
fishing  and  curing,  about  10  persons,  the  coast  is  likewise  veiy  f.ivo arable  to  the  fish  ; 
in  August  1810,  there  was  caught  in  one  week  by  the  boats  eniployed,  17.600  cr^ns  (ejKM! 
crau  being  equal  to  a  barrel).  Mr,  Ritchie,  an  inhabit;>nt  of  Fraserburgh  has  received 
the  premium  from  government  for  several  y.'ars,  for  curing  the  largest  quantiCj'  of  Coa 
Fish  in  Scotland.  The  government  is  vested  in  Lord  Saltoun  as  Superior,  a  BMrlie,  tv 
Dean  of  Guild  and  7  counsellors.  The  revenue  is  estimated  at  about  12(H)  ponmls.  \ 
Bftilie  Court  is  held  here  every  week  for  the  recovery  of  small  deJbts  and  for  the  trial  of 
petty  offences.  Fraseiburgh  is  much  noted  as  a  bathing  place  ;  in  summer  season  it  is  the 
resort  of  beauty  and  fashion,  about  a  quarter  of  a  mile  north  of  the  town  in  a  floe  sita- 
ation,  are  some  excellent  cold,  warm  and  shower  baths,  with  everv  accommodation  for  the 
bathcis.  On  the  south  side  of  the  town  is  an  excellent  mineral  'well.  There  is  an  Esta- 
bli.slied  chijvcli,  an  Episcopal  and  Independent  Chapels.  The  population  is  estimated  at 
1700,  exclusive  of  the  fishermen.  There  is  a  weekly  market  every  Friday.  There  are 
three  fairs  held  here,  viz.  on  the  2nd  Wednesday  in  March,  0.  S.  j  the  2nd  Thursday  in 
June,  O.  S.  and  2nd  Friday  in  September,  O.  S. 


400 


FRASERBURGH. 


Aberdeen 
Mintlaw 
Peterhead 
Banff 


George  Liud,  Post  Master. — OfiSice,  Shore-street. 
Miles.  Postage.  Arrives.  Departs 

42  7d.~\ 

13  4     >2  o'clock  in  the  afternoon    6  o'clock  in  the  mg. 

18  5     J 

22  6  Departs  Tuesday  Friday  and  Sunday  mornings  at 

3  o'clock ,  and  returns  same  nights, 


Bakers. 
Craigen  Alexander,  Back-st. 
Mathew  Robert,  Shore-st. 
Park  Andrew,  Shore 

Brewers. 
Mearns  John  &  Son,  Firth-st. 

Brokers, 
Barnett  John,  Saltoun's-square 
Chalmers  James,  (&  general  agent)  &  agent 

to  the  Sea  Insurance   Co,   of  Scotland, 

Saltoun's-square 

Coopers, 
Argo  James  &  Thomas,  Peterhead 
Bisset  George  &  Co. 
Bruce  William 
Calder  John,  Leith 
Farquhar  James 
Gray  John,  Dunbar 
Gray  John,  Quay 
Husband  David,  Aberdeen 
Ironside  John,  Peterhead 
M'lver  John,  Queens-ferry 
Mackie  Alex.  Aberdeen 
Milne  Philip  &  Co.  Aberdeen 
Paton  Peter 

Pearson  Alex,  Aberdeen 
Saunders  Robert  &  Co.  Leith 
Simpson  Charles  &  George 
Turriff  William 
Watson  J.  and  E.  Leith 
Watt  William 
M'ilson  Wra.  Leith 
Wilson  Andrew,  Dunbar 
Wilson  Andrew,  Peterhead 
Wilson  Thomas 

Druggist. 
Taylor  George,  Back-st. 

Fish  Curers. 
Argo  James  and  Thomas,  Peteihead 
Bisset  George  and  Co. 
Bruce  William 
Calder  John,  Leith 
Chapman  Alex.  Aberdeen 
Downie  Lewis,  Leith 
Farquhar  James 
Gray  John,  Dunbar 
Husband  David,  Aberdeen 
Imlach  George.  Leith 
Ironside  John,  Peterhead 
M'lver  John,  Queens-ferry 
Mackie  Alex.  Aberdeen 
Milne  Philip  and  Co.  Aberdeen 
Paton  Peter 

Pearson  Alex.  Aberdeen 
Ritchie  Jane,  Garvage 
Saunders  Robert  and  Co.  Leith 
Simpson  Charles  and  George 
Turiifi  William 


Watson  J.  and  E.  Leith 

Watt  William 

Wilson  Wm,  Leith 

Wilson  Andrew,  Dunbar 

Wilson  Andrew,  Peterhead 

Lord  Saltoun,  admiral  depute 

Lewis  Chalmers,  admiral  substitute 

Alex.  Sutherland  1  r\at  c  .i.    ^-  i. 

James  Duncan      J  ^^''^'^  «^  '''«  F'^^^J'' 

Grocers. 
BuchanJohn,  Shore-st. 
Buchan  Alex.  Cross-st. 
Laurence  Wm.  Saltoun's-square 
Low  Wm.  Saltoun's-square 
Macallan  Alex.  Back-st. 
Massje  John,  Saltoun's-square 
Officer  John,  Saltoun's-square 
Park  John,  Saltoun's-square 
Taylor  Adam,  Cross-st. 
Inn. 
Saltoun  Inn,  Js,  Cruickshank,  Saltoun's-sq. 

Linejf,  and  Woollen  Drapers. 
Center  Wm.  and  Son,  Saltoun's-square 
Laurence  Charles,  Saltoun's-square 
Martin  Alex,  Pier  head 
Noble  Wm,  Shore  st. 
Preslay  Charles,  Saltoun's-square 
Smith  James,  Saltoun's-square 

3Ierchants. 
Chalmers  James,  Saltoun's-square 
Farquhar  James,  Midd-st, 
Paton  Alex.  Brick-lodge 
Simpson  Charles  and  George,  Firth-st, 
Weinyss  Charles,  Firth-st. 

Saddlers,  Sfc. 
Milne  James,  Midd-st. 
Thain  Wm.  Cross-st. 

Ship  and  Boat  Builders. 
Dalrymple  John,  Quay 
Lobban  George,  (boat)  shore 
Ship  Owners. 
Chalmers  LewJs 
Dalrymple  John 
Malcolm  Alexander 
Paton  Alexander 
Simpson  Charles  and  George 
Stephen  William 
Stewart  William 

Siirgeons. 

Gray  Patrick,  Quay 
Jamieson  Wm.  Back-st. 
Leslie  Charles,  M.  D.  Midd-st, 

Vintners. 

Ship,  John  Nichol,  Shore 

Ship,  John  Mair,  Market-place 

Solomons  Inn,  Alex,  Ch»ln^sr*s,ScUoun's-sq 


FRASERBUaGH. 


401 


Watch  ^  Clock  Makers. 
Hardy  George,  Back-st. 
M'Beth  Alexander,  Saltoun's-sqiaare 

Writers. 
Chalmers  Lewis,  (factor  to  Lord  Saltoun, 

and   agent   to    the   Hercules   fire  office) 

Saltoun's-sqiiare 
Fraser  Alex,  (and  agent  to  the  Aherdeen 

Banking:  Co.on  Sir  W.Forbes,  Edinburgh, 

and  SirP.  Pole  and  Co.LondonjPier-head 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Bigg  Rev.  Alex.  Shore-st. 

Brebner Thomas,  cabinetmaker,  Back  st. 

Cuming  Rev.  John,  New-st. 

Forsyth  Josiah,  leather  cutter,  Midd-st. 

Gavin  James,  turner,  Cross-st. 

Jolly  Right  Re^   Bishop,  Cro&s-st. 

Macbeath   Alexander  and  Sons,  boot,  &c. 

makers,  Back-st. 
Malcolm  Alex,  rope  and  sail  maker,  Links 
Pressley  Rev.  Charles,  Saltoun's-square 
AVallaee  John,  stamp  distributor,  shore-st. 
Watson  David,  cartwright,  Cross-st. 
Magistrates  and  Council. 
Lord  Saltoun,  Provost  and  Superior 
Lewis  Chalmers,  Bailie 


John  Dalrymple  "^ 

Charles  Leslie,  M.  D.    | 

Charles  Wemyss  | 

Wm.  Stewart  ]^TownsCounsellori' 

James  Gray  |. 

John  Wallace  ( 

Robert  Mathew  J 

Charles  Curaine,  Dean  of  Guild 

Charles  Leslie,  Treasurer 

Joseph  Bruce,  Procurator  Fiscal 

Wm.  Dalrymple  Kelman,  Town,  Clerk 

Custom  House  Officers 
Wm.  Crudeu 
Da\'id  Kerr 

James  Farquhar,  Shore  Master 
Wm.  Stewart,  Birth  and  Bulk  master 
Thomas  Miller,  Officer  of  Excise 

Coach. 
From  the  Saltoun  Inn,  Saltouns-square,  the 

Mail  Diligence  to  Aberdeen  every  morn. 

at  six  o'clock 

Carriers, 
From  the  Ship,   Shore,  to  Aberdeen  every 

Tuesday.     To  Peterhead  every  Friday 
From  the  Solomons  Inn,    Saltoun's-square, 

to  Aberdeen  every  Friday.  To  Peterhead 

every  Friday 


GALASHIELS, 


xlu  PARISH  in  Scotland,  intersected  by  the  Tweed,  which  separates  the  counties  of  Rox- 
burgh and  Selkirk.  The  town  is  pleasantly  situated  on  the  Gala  water,  which  gives  mo- 
tion to  the  manufacturing  machinery  of  the  place.  It  lies  30  miles  S.  E.  of  Edinburgh, 
30  miles  W,  of  Berwick,  and  6  miles  N.  E.  of  Selkirk.  From  the  peculiar  mode  of  build- 
ing the  traveller  would  be  induced  to  form  opinions  by  no  means  in  favour  of  this  little 
town  ;  a  more  intimate  acquaintance  would  however  soon  inform  him  that  its  inhabitants 
are  opulent,  friendly  and  enlightened.  The  manufacture  of  Woollen  Cloth  forms  a  very 
prominent  feature  of  mercantile  interest  here,  and  it  may  be  considered  ns  the  first  town 
in  Scotland  for  the  quality  and  quantity  of  that  branch.  A  great  quantity  of  Woollen  Vara 
is  spun.  The  manufacturing  of  Stockings,  the  tanning  of  Leather,  and  the  dressing  of 
Sheep  and  Lamb  Skins,  are  all  carried  on  here  to  a  great  extent.  The  parish  Church 
lately  built  is  a  modern  building,  with  a  neat  spire.  A  branch  of  theLeith  Banking  Com- 
pany is  established,  which  is  of  great  importance  to  the  town  ;  snd  here  is  a  very  extensive 
Subscription  Library.  Within  these  few  years  the  town  has  been  considerably  improved 
by  the  erection  of  a  number  of  new  buildings  ;  and  it  is  but  justice  to  say  that  Galashiels 
owes  its  present  prosperity  to  that  eminent  divine,  and  pious  good  man,  the  late  Rev.  Dr. 
Douglass.  He  was  Minister  of  the  parish  for  upwards  of  50  years  ;  he  died  1 6th  Novem- 
ber, 1820,  lamented  by  all  who  bad  the  honour  of  his  acquaintance.  Tlie  population  is 
upwards  of  1700.  The  fairs  are,  8th  of  July,  10th  of  September,  10th  of  October,  and  a 
tryst  the  third  Wednesday  in  March. 


Past-Office. — William  Haldane,  Post  Master. 


Post  Towns. 
Edinburgh 
Milrose 
Selkirk 


Miles. 

32 

5 

6 


Postage. 
7d. 
4 
4 


Arrivals. 
8  p.  m. 
5  p.  m. 
8  p.  m. 


Departures. 
5  p.  ni. 
8  p.  m. 
5  p.  m. 


Amers  John,  millwright 

Ballantyne  David,  woollen  manufacturer 

Bathgate  James,  woollen  manufacturer 

Bathgate  William,  millwright 

Berry  William,  stocking-yarn  manufacturer 

Blackie  John,  skinner  and  wool  stapler 

Brown  Jas.  &  Henry,  woollen  manufacturers 

Brown  Thos.  baker 


Carter saddler 

Caverhill  Wm.  woollen  draper  and  grocer 

Claperton  Thos.  woollen  manufacturer 

Cochran  John  &  Walter,  woollen  manufacts. 

Craig  John,  writer 

Dickion  James,  surgeon,  R.  N. 

Dickson  Robert,  boot  and  shoe  maker 

Dtbson  Wm.  woollen  manufacturer 


402 


GALASHIELS. 


Dobson  Simon,  boot  and  sboe  maker 
Elliot  Archibald,  cabinet  maker 
Elliot  William,  saddler 
Fergrive  Tbos.  joiner  and  cart\rright 
Fergrive  John,  woollen  manufacturer 
Fisher  Robt.  parish  academy 
Giii  Thomas,  wooiien  manufacturer 
Gill  Robt.  and  Son,  woollen  manufacturers 
Gladweli  John,  woollen  manufacturer 
Graham  John,  woollen  manufHCturer 
Ilaldane  George,  innkeeper 
Hislop  John,  hlacksmith  and  machine  maker 
Hislop  Win.  &-  Anfiw.  stocking  inanufacts. 
Hope  John,  baker 

Ingles  Frances,  woollen  manufacturer 
Johnston  V/m.  stocking-yarn  manufacturer 
Kemp  \Vm.  cooper  and  lint-wheel  maker 
Knox  Wm.  saddler 
Lees  James,  parisli  academy 
Lcith  banking  company,  (branch)  J  n.  Craig, 
agent,  and  agent  for  the  Caledonian  insu- 
rance-office 
Laidlaw  Wm.  woollen  draper  and  grocer 
Lees  Richd.  woollen  manufacturer 
Lees  John,  woollen  manufacturer 
Leithead  James,  v/atch  and  clock  maker 
Leitch  John  ?5u,i  Sons,  coopers  &  lint-ivheel 

makers 
Lindsay  Robt,  stocking-yarn  manufacturer 
Martin  Alexander,  inniieeper 
Mercer  Thomas,  wool  cardtjr 
Murray  Jas.  Gala-brid?e  inn 
Oliver  John,  stocRinc:  manufacturer 
Oliver  William,  blacksmith 
Oliver  William,  baker 
Paterson  John,  writer  and  messenger,  and 

agent  to  Norwich  union  fire-oflice 
Paterson  George,  woollen  manufacturer 
Paterson  Robt.  woollen  raanufticturer 
Paterson  Adam  a  ad  Wra.  tanners 
Paterson  Robt  skinner 
Pringle  Wm.  coal  agent 
Riddle  James,  tailor 
Robart  Wm.  woollen  manufacturer 
Robert  George,  woollen  manufacturer 
Robert  James,  jun,  woollen  manufacturer 


Robert  James,  stocking-yarn  manufacturer 
Sanderson  &  Paterson,  builders,  timber  and 

iron  merchants 
Sanderson  Alex.  &  Sou,  woollen  manufacts, 
Sanderson  Jas.  woollen  manufacturer 
Sanderson  Thos.  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Scott  Thos.  acadeniy 
Scott  Geo.  innkeeper 
Sim  James,  woollen  manufacturer 
Simson  John,  tailor 
Sterling  James,  stone-mason 
Sterling  Adam,  stone-mason 
Stevenson  Frances,  corn  merchant  &  miller 
Tacket  George,  blacksmith 
Telford  Wm.  stocking  manufacturer 
Thomson  Wm.  &  -David,  woollen  and  stock- 
ing m.anufacturcrs 
Thomson  James,  surgeon 
Thomson  David,  tinsmith 
Thomson  John,  joiner 
Thomson  Wm.  boot  and  shoe  malcer 
Thorburn  James,  cart  and  wheelwright 
Trotter  and  Hutton,  joiners  &  cartwrights 
Tiirnbull  John,  skinner 
TurnbuU  Wra.  general  merchant 
Walker  Robt.  woollen  manufacturer 
Watson  James,  stocking  manufacturer 
Watson  John,  skinner 
Weir  Robert,  surgeon 
Wilson  Thomas,  joiner 
Wood  John,  woollen-yam  manufacturer 
Young  Robt.  boot  and  shoe  maker. 

Coach. 
A  Coach  to  Edinhingk  on  Monday,  Wed- 
nesday &  Friday,  at  eleven  o'clock,  a.  m.  ; 
returns  Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Saturday, 
at  half-jjast  one  o'clock,  p.  m. 

Carriers , 

To  Edinhurgh,  John  Young,  departs  Tues- 
day ;  return.=i  Thursday 

Edinburgh,  Thomas  Richardson,  departs 
Thursday ;  returns  Saturday 

Hawick,  Rt.  Chishoim,  arrives  on  Saturday 

Kelso,  Janies  Haig,  departs  Friday  ;  returns 
Saturday. 


A: 


GATEHOUSE,  OF  FLEET, 


.  POST  town  of  Scotland,  in  the  stewarly  of  Kirkcudbright,  is  situated  on  the  river 
Fleet,  33  mites  W.  of  Dumfries,  and  50  miles  E.  of  Portpatrick,  on  the  direct  post  road 
between  those  two  places.  In  the  year  1795  it  was  erected  into  a  burgh  of  Barony,  upon 
the  application  of  Mr.  Murray,  of  Broughton,  and  is  governed  by  a  Provost,  two  Bailies, 
and  four  Counsellors.  In  little  more  than  half  a  century  this  town  has  risen  from  a  single 
inn  or  stage-house  to  its  present  size — now  a  population  of  about  2000  inhabitants.  It 
owes  its  rise  (o  the  Cotton-mills  which  were  established  here  upwards  of  35  years  ago,  but 
that  branch  of  manufacture  is  now  withdrawn  ;  but  there  are  absut  80  Muslin-weavers, 
who  obtain  employment  from  Glasgow  and  Carlisle.  Here  is  a  very  extensive  Nursery, 
two  considerable  Tan-works,  and  a  manufactory  of  Tobacco  and  Candles.  Here  are  also  a 
News-room,  a  Subscription  Library,  and  a  handsome  Masonic  Lodge.  Here  is  a  parish  ; 
School  with  two  minor  Schools,  and  a  Seminary  for  female  education.  The  parish  Church, 
a  commodious  building,  was  erected  within  the  last  three  years.  There  are  four  Friendly 
Societies  in  this  town,  one  of  which  possesses  a  capital  of  .^£1400.  A  Saving  Bank  was 
established  here  in  the  year  1815,  the  deposits  of  which  at  present  amount  to  ;£2000. 
The  river  Fleet  is  navigable  for  vessels  of  60  tons,  and  the  few  which  belong  to  this  port ' 
are  engaged  in  the  coasting  trade  ;  the  exports  being  principally  Grain,  and  the  import* 


GATEHOUSE  OF  FLEET. 


403 


Lime  and  Coals.  la  the  immediate  vicinity  of  this  town  two  mines,  the  one  of  Lead  and 
the  other  of  Copper,  were  discovered  a  short  time  ago,  both  of  which  are  wrought  with  suc- 
cess, and  promise  to  be  of  great  advantage  to  the  place.  Colly,  the  e'cgant  seat  of  iVIr. 
Murray,  of  BrougUton,  is  situated  a  mile  south  of  this  town,  and  at  the  distance  of  two 
miles  stand  the  beautiful  villas  of  Ardwall  and  Cardoness.  The  ancient  Castle  of  Cardoness 
and  Rusco  are  in  the  neighbourhood. 


Post-Office,  Front-street,— Post  Master,  Charles  M'Keamd. 


Post  Towns. 
Edinburgh 
Dumfries 
Castle  Douglass 
Kirkcudbright 
Creetown 
Newton  Stewart 
Gienluce 
3tranraer 
Portpatrick 


Magistrates,  8fc. 
James  Kii-kpatrick,  Provost 
John  M'Clure,    )  „  ... 
James  Credie,    J 
Robert  M'Nash,         ~J 
Charles  M'Keand,      (  , 
Nelson  Rae,  ^ 

Samuel  M'Clellan,     J 


Miles. 

Postage. 

105 

9§ 

33 

■7.i 

15 

4* 

9 

4i 

12 

4i 

19 

54 

35 

'? 

45 

72 

54 

8f 

Arrivals. 
At  1  in  the  morng. 
Ditto  ditto 

Ditto  ditto 

Ditto  ditto 

At  half-past  5  eveng. 
Ditto  ditto 

Ditto  ditto 

Ditto  ditto 

Ditto     "         ditto 


Departures. 
At  half-past  5  in  the  eveng, 
Ditto  ditto 

Ditto  ditto 

Ditto  ditto 

At  9  in  the  eveng. 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 


'  Counsellors 


Armstrong  John,  parish  school 

Bain  James,  locksmith,  Front-st. 

Bell  Wm.  haberdasher  and  straw-hat  maker, 

Front-st. 
BirkettThos.  tanner,  and  currier,  Fleet-st. 
Birkett  Thos.  timber  merchant,  Fleet-st. 
Blain  Wm,  masons'  .irnis,  Front-st, 

Blain agent  to  the  lead  mine  company 

Blyth  Wm.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  Front-st. 
Bryce  Wm.  blacksmith,  Fleet-st. 
Cairns  Alex,  cabinet  maker,  &c.  Back-st. 
Callander  Jas.  auctioneer,  Cross-st. 
Campbell  Thomas,  grocer  and  earthenware 

dealer,  Front-st. 
Carmont  John,  cooper,  Boat-green 
Carnochan  John,  grocer,  Back-st. 
Carnochau  James,  grocer,  Fleet-st. 
Carson  James,   grocer  and  leather  cutter, 

Front-st. 
Carson  Wm.  saddler,  Front-st. 
Credie  Jas.  nursery  and  seedsman,  Front-st. 
Dryburgh  Dav.  boot  &  shoe  maker,  Front-st. 
Garroway  Robt.  tailor,  Front-st. 
Halliday  Rt.  watch  &  clock  maker,  Front-st. 
Hanning  Isabella,  baker,  grocer  and  spirit 

dealer,  Front-st. 
Harper  Alex.  Murray  arms  inn,  Front-st. 
Henry  Saml.  cartwright,  Nelson-st. 
Hume  Wm.  stone-mason,  Nelson-st. 
Houston  Elizabeth,  grocer,  front-st. 
Hunter  and  M 'Master,  candle  and  tobacco 

manufacturers,  Front-st. 
Kennedy  Chas.  surgeon  &  druggist,  Front-st. 
Kirk  Andw.  cabinet-maker,  &c.  Nelson-st. 
Kirkpatrick  James,  woollen  and  linen  cloth 

merchant,  and  dealer  in  hardware  and  sta- 
tionary, Front-st. 
M'Burnie  Jas.  saddler,  Front-st. 
52 


M'Caa  Thos,  spirit  merchant,  (and  tavern) 
Front-st, 

M'Clellan  Saml.  ship  owner,  Front-st. 

M'Donald  Alex,  blacksmith,  Back-st. 

M'Ewen  Jas.  cabinet-maker,  &c.  Front-st. 

M'Ewen  Saml,  saddler,  Front-st. 

M'Gau  John,  stone-mason,  Covent-garden 

M'Gau  P.  &  Hugh,  stone-masons,  Front-st, 

M'Keand  Chas.  grocer,  Front  st 

M'Kinnell  Wm.  stone-mason,  Back-st. 

M'Lachlan  Wm.  cartwright,  Nelson-st, 

M'Lean  Wm.  boot  &  shoe  maker,  Front-st. 

M'Millan  and  Son,  grocers  and  hardware 
dealers,  Fleet-st. 

M'Minn  John,  blacksmith,  Front-st, 

M'Nish  Robt.  woollen  and  linen  cloth  mer- 
chant, and  dealer  in  hardware  and  sta- 
tionary, Front-st. 

M'Nish  Joseph,  angler  tavern,  Front-st. 

M'Nish  Geo   cabinet  maker,  &c.  Back-st. 

M'Whaa  John,  baker  and  grocer,  Front-st. 

M* Whinnie  &  M'Clive,  stone-masons,  Fleet- 
street 

M'William  Jn.  boot  &  shoe  maker,  Front-st. 

Menzies  Wm.  woollen  and  linen  cloth  mer- 
chant, Front-st. 

Moor  John,  woollen  &  linen  cloth  merchant, 
Front-st 

Murdoch  Jas.  boot  &  shoe  maker,  Front-st. 

Murray  Jas.  Scotch  crown  tavern,  Fleet-st, 

Murray  Jas.  cabinet  maker,  &c.  Fleet-st, 

Rae  Nelson,  surgeon  and  druggist,  Front-st. 

Rae  Mrs.  ladies'  school,  Fore-st. 

Richmond  Jos.  watch  &  clock  maker.  Front- 
street 

Selkirk  and  Menzies,  tanners,  Front-st. 

Selkirk  Jannet,  bay  horse.  East- town-end 

Smith  John,  Esq.  writer  &  factor,  Front-st. 

Stodhart  Wm.  ship  owner  &  coal  merchant, 
Front-st. 

Taggart  Saml.  sen.  tailor,  Front-st. 

Taggart  Saml.  jun.  tailor,  Back-st. 

Tiddy  Francis,  agent  to  the  Colly  copper 
company,  Front-st. 

Turner  Jas.  blacksmith,  Front-st. 

Thomson  Mary,  crown  &  grapes  inn,  Front- 
street 


404 


GATEHOUSE  OF  FLEET. 


Walker  Jas.  tailor,  Front-st. 

Watson  Jas.  surgeon  and  druggist,  Front-st. 

Carriers, 

Kirhcudhright,  David  Shaw  departs  every 
Tuesday,  Thursday  &  Saturday  ;  returns 
same  evenings. 

Dumfries,  Mrs.  Rorison  departs  every  Tues- 
day morning ;  returns  Thursday  evening. 

Wigtown,  Thomas  Hughan  arrives  eveiy 
Thursday  night ;  departs  Friday  morning. 


Neivton  Steivart,  John  GUkinsen  arrives 
Thursday  night ;  departs  Friday  morning. 

Glasgow,  Thos.  Wallet  &  Wm.  Clanachan, 
alteVnately  arrive  on  Thursday ;  depart  on 
Friday  morning  once  a  fortnight. 

Coaches. 

The  Royal  Mail  arrives  at  the  Murray  Anns 
from  Dumfries,  at  one  o'clock  in  the 
morning,  on  its  way  to  Portpatrick,  and 
returns  same  evening  at  half-past  five. 


I: 


HAWICK 


S  a  town  of  Scotland,  in  the  county  of  Roxburgh,  situated  at  the  confluence  of  the 
rivers  Tiviot  and  Slitrig,  on  the  west  road  between  London  and  Edinburgh  from  which  it 
is  distant  50  miles,  from  Carlisle  44,  and"from  Berwick  42.  The  river  Tiviot  runs  close 
by  the  town,  and  the  Slitrig  runs  through  it,  dividing  it  into  two  nearly  equal  parts  con- 
nected by  two  stone  bridges,  one  of  which  bears  evident  marks  of  antiquity.  In  August 
1767,  the  Slitrig  suddenly  rose  to  a  great  height,  occasioned  by  a  cloud  bursting  at  its 
soarce,  and  in  its  course  swept  away  fifteen  dwelling  houses  and  a  corn  mill.  Hawick  is  a 
burgh  of  barony  of  very  ancient  origin,  it  is  independent  of  the  superior,  and  enjoys  nearly 
all  the  privileges  of  a  Royal  Burgh  except  that  of  sending  a  representative  to  Parliament. 
The  date  of  its  original  erection  into  a  burgh  of  barony  is  uot  known,  the  records  having; 
been  destroyed,  and  the  town  itself  having  been  repeatedly  burnt  during  the  border  wars 
between  the  English  and  the  Scots.  The  oldest  charter  of  the  town  now  extant,  is  one  ef 
confirmation  granted  by  James  Douglass,  of  Drumlanark,  then  baron  of  Hawick  in  1537, 
which  declares  the  town  to  have  been  a  free  burgh  of  barony.  This  was  confirmed  by  a 
r»yal  charier  by  Queen  Mary,  in  1545.  The  churh  is  beautifully  situated  on  a  circular 
eminence  in  the  middle  of  the  town,  and  the  church  yard  commands  a  fine  prospect  of  the 
surrounding  country.  The  town  is  well  paved  and  lighted,  and  has  a  plentiful  supply  of 
excellent  spring  water  which  is  conveyed  to  the  town  in  leaden  pipes,  it  has  a  respectable 
town  house,  in  which  the  burgh  and  Justice  of  Peace  courts  are  held.  At  the  west  end  of 
the  town  there  is  an  artificial  mound  of  earth  of  a  conical  form,  of  considerable  height 
called  the  Mote,  which  according  lo  tradition  vras  formerly  used  for  holding  courts  of 
Justice.  The  town  is  governed  by  two  Bailies,  who  with  the  advice  of  the  Town  Council 
Lave  the  sole  management  of  the  revenues  and  affairs  of  the  burgh.  The  Baillies  are 
chosen  annually  by  a  poll  of  the  resident  burgesses.  The  Town  Council  is  composed  of 
fifteen  standing  counsellors,  so  called  from  their  continuing  in  oflSce  during  life,  who  are 
elected  by  the  Baillies  and  standing  council,  and  fourteen  trade  counsellors,  or  quarter- 
masters, who  are  chosen  annually,  two  by  each  of  the  seven  incorporated  trades.  Its  re- 
venue, which  consists  chiefly  of  the  rents  of  a  large  common,  is  above  ^£400  per  annum. 
The  poor  of  the  town  and  parish  are  supported  by  a  rate,  one  third  whereof  is  paid  by 
the  proprietors  within  the  burgh,  and  two  thirds  by  the  heritors  and  tenants  of  the  Laud- 
ipard  part  of  tlie  parish.  Besides  the  established  church,  there  are  four  places  of  religious 
worship  :  viz.  Burgher,  Antiburgher,  Relief,  and  Baptists,  together  with  that  ot  the 
Society  of  Friends.  There  is  an  excellent  public  library  which  was  begun  in  1760,  also 
lately  established  a  subsciption  library  by  the  tradesmen  of  the  place.  A  branch  of  the 
British  Linen  Company's  Bank  has  been  long  established  here,  and  a  Saving  Bank  was 
instituted  in  January  1815.  In  1776,  a  farming  club  was  instituted  for  the  discussion  of 
questions  connected  with  agriculture,  this  club  holds  its  meetings  on  the  first  Thursday 
of  every  month.  A  considerable  trade  is  carried  on  in  the  manufacture  of  stockings, 
which  from  the  introduction  of  machiuery  has  of  late  years  made  very  rapid  progress. 
The  trade  was  begun  in  1771,  and  in  1791  there  were  only  employment  for  fourteen  men 
and  fify-one  women,  whereas  at  the  present  time  there  are  employed  (men,  women,  and 
children)  upwards  of  1000 ;  there  are  nearly  500  stocking  frames  constantly  at  work,  and 
the  stockings  made  exceed  328,000  pairs  annually;  the  quantity  of  wool  annually  spun 
into  yarn,  is  upwards  of  16,000  stone.  Here  are  also  manufacturers  of  Scot's  blankets, 
whip-thongs,  gloves,  and  hats.  This  plaee  has  been  long  celebrated  for  its  extensive 
nursery,  (by  Archibald  Dickson  and  Sons)  which  occupy  upwards  of  100  acres  of  land, 
extending  upwards  of  a  mile  and  a  half  along  the  turnpike  road  to  the  east  and  west ; 
these  gentlemen  also  carry  on  a  very  extensive  business  in  the  seed  line.  Here  are  like- 
wise three  Skinneries,  one  Tannery,  and  one  Brewery.  Here  is  a  weekly  market  on  the 
Thursday,  and  four  annual  fairs:  viz.  17th  May,  I7th  July,  21st  September,  and  8th 
November,  besides  a  cattle  tryst  at  which  a  considerable  number  of  black  cattle  are 
presented  for  sale,  in  passing  from  Falkirk  tryst  to  Newcastle  and  Carlisle  fairs.  The 
population  of  the  town  and  suburbs  exceed  4000. 


HAWICK. 

Post  Office,  Silver-street.— Post  Master,  Robert  Armstrong. 

Post  Towns, 

Miles. 

Postage. 

Arrivals. 

Departure. 

Edinburgh 

50 

S^d. 

10—25  P.  M. 

9-15  P.  M 

Carlisle 

44 

'h 

8—45     „ 

10—55    „ 

Loagtown 

31 

n 

8-45     „ 

10—55     „ 

Langliolm 

22 

6f 

8.-45     „ 

10—55     „ 

Selkirk 

12 

4f 

10—25     „ 

Jedburgh 

10 

4 

6 

4        A.M 

Kelso 

21 

6 

6 

4 

St.  Boswells 

32 

7 

6 

4 

Mil  rose 

36 

7 

6 

4 

Coldstream 

31 

7 

6 

4 

Berwick 

43 

7 

6 

4 

405 


All  letters  must  be  put  in  the  Office  by  eight  o'clock  P.  M. 


Academies. 
Armstrong  Christopher  (parochial)  English 
Murray  J.  (parochial)   grammar 

Auctioneers, 
Oliver  Andrew,  Hight-st. 
Oliver  william,  High-st. 

•  Bakers, 
Armstrong  John,  High-st. 
Goodfellow  Hugh,  Sandbed 
Grierson  John,  High-st. 
Kedie  Robert,  Old  bridge-end 
Leithead  Adam,  High-st, 
Petterson  VVm.  High-st. 
Wilson  John,  Hougate 
Wilson  Walter,  Hougate 

Bankeri. 
British  Linen   (branch)   draws  on   Smiths 

Payne  and  Smith,  London,  Dickson  and 

Davidson,  agents,  High-st. 
Blacksmiths. 
Milrose  James,  East-town-end 
Scott  J.  and  Sons,  Sandbed 
Wilson  James,  Walter-wynd 
Young  Robert,  Back-row 
Young  James,  Sandbed 
Young  Richard,  High-st. 

Bookbinders. 
Elder  Walter,  Forerow 
Kcrncross  Robert,  High-st. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Mqkers. 
Burrnet  Thomas,  Hougate 
Brown  Thomas,  Sandbed 
EUiat  Walter,  Cross- wynd 
Oliver  John,  Cross-wynd 
Pardon  Alexander,  High-st, 
Wilson  Adam,  High-st. 
Wilson  Robert,  Sandbed 
Wilson  Peter,  Hougate 

Cabhiet  Makers  and  Joiners. 
Goodfellow  James,  Lone 
Hogg  Wm.  High-st. 
Paisley  Francis,  High-st. 
Scott  Robert  and  Thomas,  Sandbed 
Telford  Wm.  East-town-end 
Temple  James,  High-st. 
Wilson  Walter,  High-st. 

Coopers.  • 
Buckam  James,  Hougate 
Kerr^James,  High-st. 


Lamb  Walter,  Sandbed 

Corn  Merchants  and  Millers. 
Oliver  John,  Damside 
Scott  John,  Hawick  Mills 

Currier. 
Ewen  Andrew,  jup.  Cresent 
Dyers. 

Dickson,  Beattie  and  Laings 
Waldie  George,  Crescent 

Earthenware  Dealers 
Duncan  Walter,  (and  grocer)  High-st, 
Stewart  James,  High-st, 

Fellmongers  and  Skinners. 
Anderson  Wm,  High-st. 
Ewen  Andrew,  Crescent 
Wilson  Tbos.  High-st. 

Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Agents. 
British,  James  Dickson,  High-st. 
■North  British,  Wm.  Nixon,  High-st. 
Hercules,  John  Wilson,  Hougate 
Caledonian,  D.  and  A  Laing 

Grocers  and  Spirit  Dealers. 
Ballantyne  Francis,  Sandbed 
Davidson  .Tames,  Silver-st.    ' 
Goodfellow  John,  Sandbed 
Haddan  Walter,  Fore-row 
Henry  William,  (grocer  only)  High-st. 
Irvine  Andrew,  (grocer  onlyj  High-st. 
Kyle  John,  High-st, 
Liddle  Tbos,  High-st. 
Millar  James,  Sandbed 
Oliver  Elizabeth,  East-town-end 
Pringle  Ann,  (grocer  only)  High-st. 
Swan  John,  High-st. 
Thorburn  John,  High-st. 
Trotter  George,  High-st. 
Watt  James,  Hougate 
Wilson  John,  Hougute 

Hat  Mcintifactursr. 
Wilson  Wm.  jun.  High-st. 

Inns. 
Brown  Wm,  (tower)  High-st. 
Hay  Robert,  (crown)  High-st. 

Ironmongers. 
Dickson  James,  High-st. 
Oliver  Thomas,  High-st, 
Scott  J.  &  Sous,  (&  gun  makers)  Sandbed 


406 


HAWrCK. 


Machine  Makers. 
Melrose  Jas.    (wheelwris-lu)  East-town-end 
Seott  Gideon  ^wheelwright)  Cross-wynd 

Merchant. 
Dickson  James.  High-st. 

Messengers, 
Amos  Gi'ihert,  Sandbed 
Oliver  Andrew,  Hish-st. 

Millinert. 
Richardson  M.  and  J.  Higb-st, 
Ro'lcrer'!  .'.  and  M.  High-st. 
Scott  M.  and  E.  High-st. 
Turnbull  I.  and  E.  High-st, 
Wilson  E.  and  3.  High-st. 

Nursery  and  Seed  Merchant. 
Dickson  Archibald  and  Sons,  High-st. 

Pa'mters. 
Miller  Wm.  Higb-st. 
Peacock  Joseph,  Hongate 
Saddlers, 
Bleackie  George,  High-st. 
Henderson  Thomas,  High-st. 
Hill  Thomas,  High.st, 

Slaters. 
Greive  Walter,  Sandbed 
Thomilon  Alex.  Cross-wynd 

Stocking  Manufacturers, 
Beck  Wm.  High-st. 

Dickson,  Beattie,  and  Laing,  Wilton  Mill 
Hislop  John  and  Co.  High-st. 
Ker  Gideon,  High-st, 
Leadlaw  William,  Lone 
Nixson  John  and  Sons,  High-st, 
Robertson  William,  Crescent 
Scott  John,  High-st. 
Waldie  George,  High-st. 
Watson  Wm.  Dangerfield 
Wilson  VVm.  and  Son,  High-st. 
Wilson  Peter  and  Co.  Kirk-wynd 
Wilson  Thomas,  Cresent 

Stocking  Needle  Makers^ 
Espliu  James 
Farquhar  Peter 
Rae  John 
Fulton  James 

Stone  Masons  and  Builders. 
Hume  Robert,  Forerow 
Tait  George,  Forerow 

Surgeons  and  Druggists. 
Armstrong  Robert,  (druggist  only) 
Douglass  Robert,  M.  D.  Damside 
Freeman  Wm.  Roundcross 
-Graham  Walter  and  Son,  New  Road 
Scott  Wm,  High-st. 
Scott  Walter,  Higb-st. 

Tailors. 
Aitcbeson  Walter,  Sandbed 
Davidson  J.  High-st. 
Douglass  Walter,  High-st. 
Mitchell  James,  High-st. 
Ormston  David,  Hougate 
Riddle  Walter,  High-st. 
Thori'urn  Wm.  Hougate 
Waugh  Andrew 


Ta7iner. 
Ewen  Andrew,  Crescent 

Tinsmiths, 
Fergrieve  James,  High-st. 
Scott  J.  and  Sons,  Sandbed 

Tallow  Chandlers, 
.Wilson  Thomas,  High-st, 
Wilson  John,  Hougate 

Taverns. 
Anderson  James,  cross-keys,  Sandbed 
Hunter  John,  Sandbed 
Hunter  George  High-st. 
Oliver  Wm.  Higb-st. 

Tobacco  Manufacturers. 
frvin  and  Linton,  Hougate 
Miller  Andrew,  Sandbed 
Purdom  Walter,  High-st. 
Scott  James,  High-st. 
Tudhope  Thomas,  Hongate 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 
Rutherford  Francis,  Higb-st. 
Rutherford  Michael,  Sandbed. 

Whip  and  Thong  Manufacturers. 
Duncan  Walter,  High-st. 
Irvin  Adam,  Kirk-wynd 

Wool  Spinners. 
Dickson,  Beattie,  and  Laing,  Wilton  Mill 
Nixson  John  and  Son,  High-st. 
Robertson  Wm.  Crescent 
Scott  John,  High-st. 
Turnbull  Michael,  Appletree  Mill 
Waldie,  Pringle  and  Co,  Highest. 
Waldie  George,  Crescent 
Watson  Wm.  Dangerfield 
Wilson  Peter  and  Co.  Kirk-wynd 
Wilson  Thomas,  Crescent 
Wilson  Wm.  and  Son,  High-st. 

Woollen  and  Linen  Cloth  Merchants. 

Aitcbeson  Walter,  Sandbed 

Graham  Andrew,  Sandbed 

Hislop  John,  High-st 

Ormiston  David,  Hougate 

Renwick  James,  High-st. 

Renwick  David  and  Son,  Hougate 

Richardson  Adam,  Sandbed 

Scott  James,  High-st. 

Waldie  George,  High-st. 

Writers. 
Amos  Gilbert,  Sandbed 
Anderson  Robert,  New- road 
Oliver  and  Elliot,  New  Road 
Oliver  Andrew,  High-st. 
Potts  George,  High-st. 
Scott  Robert,  High-st. 

MISCELLANY. 

Armstrong  Robert,  printer,  Silver-st. 
Graham  John,  brewer.  Crescent 

Pringle Confectioner,  High-st. 

Pringle  Ann,  haberdasher,  High-st. 

Goodfellow  James,  baillie 

Irvin  Adam,  baillie 

Wilson  Adam,  convenor  of  trades 


HAWICK 


407 


Oliver  James,  town  treasurer 
Oliver  John,  Esq.  town  clerk 

Carriers. 
To  Edinburgh,  JAmss  Leechman,  Hougate, 

departs  Thursday    and   Friday,    returns 

Wednesday  and  Saturday. 
Edinburgh,  Alexander  Mair,  Hawick  Mills, 

deparU    Thursday   and    Friday,  returns 

Wednesday  and  Saturday. 
Glasgmv,  Alexander  Mair,   Hawick  Mills, 

departs  Thurs.  returns  Wed.  week. 
Glasgow,    Scott    and    Blair,   Cross    Keys, 

departs  Tues.  returns  Tliurs.  week. 
Newcastle,    James    Leechman,    Hougate^ 


departs  Tuesday,  returns  Saturday, 
Kelso,  James   Henderson,   High-st.  departs 

Thurs.  and  Fri.  returns  Wed.  &  Sat. 
Carlisle,  Welsh  and  Sons,  departs  Tuesday 

and  Friday,  returns  Mon.  and  Thurs. 
Carlisle,  Hargreaves,    departs  Tuesday  and 

Friday,  returns  Monday  and  Saturday. 
Berwick,  James  Ingles,   departs  Monday, 

returns  Thursday. 

Coaches. 
Royal   Mail   arrives  from    Carlisle  at  nint 

P.  M.on  its  way  to  Edinburgh. 
Royal    Mail   arrives    from   Edinburgh  at 

quarter  past  ten  P.  M.on  its  way  Carlisle, 


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A 


HUNTLY, 


NCIENTLY  called  Strathbogie,  is  a  burgh  of  barony,  a  parish  in  Aberdeenshire» 
a  market  and  post  town.  It  is  18  miles  S.  E.  of  Fochabers,  123  miles  from  Edinburgh,  38 
miles  from  Aberdeen,  and  66  from  Inverness,  The  situation  of  Huntly  is  delightful,  the 
scenery  is  romantic  and  grand.  It  is  bounded  on  the  east  by  the  river  Bogie,  and  on  the 
north  by  the  river  Deveron  :  it  is  neatly  built,  having  two  principal  streets  crossing  each 
other  at  right  angles,  and  forming  a  spacious  square  or  market  place.  At  the  north  end 
of  the  town  are  the  beautiful  ruins  of  Huntly  castle,  the  ancient  seat  of  the  Gordon  family ; 
a  great  part  of  it  is  still  pretty  perfect,  and  displays  architectural  beauty  ;  it  was  erected  in 
1604.  A  little  distance  north  of  the  castle  stands  Huntly  lodge,  the  present  residence  of 
the  most  noble  the  Marquis  of  Huntly,  which  Idas  been  much  enlarged  and  ornamented  of 
late.  Huntly  has  no  Magistrates,  nor  resident  Justice  of  the  Peace,  his  grace  the  Duke 
of  Gordon  is  superior,  and  the  town  is  regulated  by  the  baron  baillie,  James  Gordon,  Esq, 
This  town  was  once  famed  for  the  manufacture  of  fine  linen,  and  several  years  ago  from 
15,000  to  '20,000i.  worth  was  yearly  manufactured  ;  at  present,  that  branch  which  was  the 
principal  trade  of  the  place  is  very  dull,  but  there  are  still  upwards  of  100  linen  weavers 
employed,  A  great  quantity  of  linen  yarn,  continues  to  be  spun  in  Huntly,  and  the  adjoin- 
ing country,  which  is  now  chiefly  manufactured  into  white  and  coloured  threads.  There 
are  two  bleachfields,  and  a  thread  manufactory  on  the  river  Bogie.  In  the  neighbourhood 
is  a  brewry  once  famed  for  making  fine  ale.  In  the  square  of  Huntly  are  three  large 
stones,  commonly  called  the  standing  stones  of  Strathbogie,  which  were  placed  there  when 
the  town  was  erected.  Great  quantities  of  butter,  cheese,  eggs  and  pork  are  sent  from 
here  to  the  London  market.  In  this  parish  is  St.  Mungo's  hill,  in  the  district  of  Kin- 
more,  which  has  the  appearance  of  a  volcano.  There  is  a  limestone  quarry,  some  of  the 
stones  of  which  approach  to  the  nature  of  marble,  and  take  a  very  high  polisb.  The  population 
is  about  3000.  There  are  six  fairs  held  liere,  viz.  last  Tuesday  in  Feb.  O,  S.  last  Tues- 
day in  March,  O.  S,  first  Tuesday  and  Wednesday  in  July,  O.  S.  (or  Peter  fair),  second 
Tuesday  and  Wednesday  in  September,  O.  S.  (or  Charles  fair,)  first  Tuesday  in  Novem- 
ber, O.  S.  (or  Martinmas  fair),  and  Thursday  after  November  22d.  N.  S. 


Alexander  Stewart,  jun.  Post  Master. — Office,  South-st 


Towns. 
Aberdeen 
Elgin 
Fochabers 
Forres 
Inverness 
Keith 
Banff 


(  Miles. 
38 
28 
18 
40 
66 
lOf 
20 


Postage. 
7 

6^ 

5 

7 

9 

4J 

6 


I 
Uo' 


Arrivals, 
half  pastil  forenoon. 

clock  in  the  morning. 


Departures. 
3  o'clock  in  the  morning. 


halfpast  1 1  iutheforenoon. 


every  Mon.  AVed.  &Sat.  morn,  at  6  o'clock,  &  returns 
every  Tues.  Thurs.  &  Sun.  at  1  o'clock  at  noon. 


J .  Gordonj  Esq.  of  Littlefolla,  baron  baillie 

G.  Gordon,  clerk 

Alexander  Stewart,  sen.  procurator  fiscal, 

and  clerk  of  lieutenancy 
Alexander  Stewart,  sen.  and  jun.  justice  of 

peace  clerks 
The  most  noble  the  Marquis  of  Huntly,  baron 


Gordon,  colonel  of  the  first  regiment  of 
foot,  &c.  &c.  Huntly-lodge 


Aberdeen  Banking  Co.  Charles  Macdonald, 
ag-ent  Bogie  St.  on  Sir  W.  Forbes,  &  Co. 
Edinburgh  &on Sir  P.  Pole,  &  Co. Loudon, 

Alexander  James,  dyer,  Bogie-tids 


408 


HUNTLY. 


Anderson  John,  New  Inn,  Square 

Andrew  John,  watch,  &c.  maker,  Hogic-«st, 

Bremner  Peter,  linen  &c.  draper.  Square 

Brown  Charles,  grocer,  South-st. 

Christie  James,  surgeon,  Tannerie-st. 

Christie  John,  wright,  South-st. 

Clark  John,  lineu  draper,  South-st. 

Crookshank  James,  woollen  draper.  Square 

Cruickshank,  Littlejohn  and  Co.  tanners,  & 
leather  merchants.  Bridge  of  Bogie 

Cruickshank  John,  wright,  South-st. 

Davidson  Geo.  yarn  maniifacUirer,  Square 

Davidson  Walter,  yarn  inspector,  linen  stamp 
master,  agent  to  the  annuity  loan  office, 
and  philantrophic  institutions,  and  to  the 
London  genuine  tea  Co.  Square 

Dawson  Elizab.  linen,  &c.  draper.  Square^ 

Donald  William,  linen  &o.  draper,  Square 

Ennis  William,  wright,  S«uth-st. 

Forsyth  Alexander  &  Thomas,  yarn  dealers. 
Square 

Geddes  John,  linen  &c.  draper.  Square 

George  James,  Gordon  Arms,  Square 

Gordon  Capt.  Geo,  K.  N.  South-st. 

Gordon  Jas.  linen  manufacturer,  Bogie-st. 

Gordon  Hugh,  Horse  and  Jockey,  Bogie-st. 

Guthrie  John,  tobacconist,  Castle-st. 

Hall  James,  Star  Bogie-st. 

Hay  William,  academy  and  sessions  clerk, 
Church-st. 

Hill  Rev.  John,  Old-road 

Jmray  John,  saddler.  Square 

Ingram  Wm.  grocer,  South-st. 

Lawson  Geo.  ironmonger,  Bogie-st. 

Legg  Ebenezer,  linen  &c.  draper,  Square 

Lesslie  .John,  millwright,  Bogie-st. 

M'CoU, surgeon.  Square 

Macdonald  Jas.  linen  manufacturer,  Bogie-st 

Macdonald  Charles,  bleacher 

Macdonald  Geo.  and  Chas,  thread  manufac- 
turers, Bogie-st. 

M'Lachlan  Rev,  Jas.  Grammar  School-st. 

Mackay  Wm.  umbrella-maker,  South-st. 

M'Konechie  Jumes,  wood  turner,  Bogie-st. 

Mellis  William,  grocer,  South-st. 

Merson  James,  grocer,  South-st, 

Merson  James,  watch,  &c.  maker,  South-st. 

Michie  Margaret,  baker,  South-st. 

Miller  Rev.  Jas.  Tory-st. 

Milne  Rt.  saddler,  Bogie-st. 

Monroe  Rev.  G.  R.  Manse 

Napier  Wm.  linen,  &c.  draper,  South-st. 

North  British  Fire,  &c.  Office,  C.  Brown 
agent,  South-st. 

Patersou  Thomas,  linen  draper,  South-st. 


Paul  John,  druggist,  South-st. 

Ramsay  John,  M.  D,  Castle-st, 

Rcid  Alexander,  ironmonger,  Bogie-st. 

Robb  Alexander,  saddler.  Square 

Robertion  James,  wright.  Old-road 

Robertson  Patrick,  tanner,   Tannerie-st, 

Robertson  Alexd.  linen  manufacturer,  Old- 

^  road 

Ross  Wm.  watch,  &c.  maker,  Castle-st. 

Roy  Charles,  linen  draper,  South-st. 

Russell  John,  coppersmith,  South-st. 

Shand  Aloxd  hoot,  &c.  maker,  Bogie-st. 

Simpson  Wm.  bookseller  and  stationer,  and 
linen  and  woollen  draper,  Bogie-st. 

Smith  Geo.  watch,  &c.  maker,  South-st. 

Smith  John,  cooper,  South-st. 

Spence  David,  saddler,  &c.  Square 

Spence  James,  baker,  Bogic-st. 

Spence  and  Macdonald,  yarn  manufacturers, 
Bogie-st. 

Stephen  and  Spence,  woollen  manufacturers 
and  dyers.  Bridge  of  Bogie 

Stephen  Wilham,  linen  draper,  Castle-st. 

Stephen  Elspeth,  linen  drai>cr,  Bogie-st. 

Stevenson  Geo.  grocer,  South-st. 

Stewart  Alexd.  sen,  writer,  South-st. 

Stewart  Alexander,  jun.  writer  and  sub-dis- 
tributor of  stamps,  South-st. 

Stewart  John,  surgeon.  Square 

Thomson  Jas.  grocer,  square 

Thomson  Rt.  earthenware  dealer,  South-st. 

Walker  James,  baker,  Bogie-st. 

Watt  Andrew,  linen  manufacturer,  Bogie-st. 

Wisely  Alexd.  coppersmith,  Bogie-st, 

Coaches. 

From  the  Gordon  Arms,  Square,  tlie  Mar- 
chioness of  Huntly,  to  Keith,  Fochabers 
and  Elgin,  every  lawful  dayatone  o'clock 
at  noon,  and  to  Aberdeen  every  lawful  day 
at  eleven  o'clock  in  the  forenoon.  .  N.  B. 
the  passengers  by  this  coach  are  forwarded 
by  the  royal  mail  to  Invei-ness,  life: 

From  the  New  Inn,  Square,  the  Duke  of 
Gordon  to  Keith.  Fochabers,  Elgin, 
Forres,  NairmnA  Inverness,  everj' law- 
ful day,  at  half  past  eleven  o'clock  in  the 
forenoon,  and  to  Aberdeen  every  lawful 
day  at  five  o'clock  in  the  afternoon. 

Carriers. 

William  Home,  South-st.  to  Aberdeen  every 

Tuesday. 
John  Mlntyre,  South-st.  to  Aberdeen  every 

Tuesday. 


I 


INVERARAY, 


_S  the  county  town  of  Argyleshire,  60  miles  west  of  Glasgow.  It  is  situated  on  a  small  Bay 
at  the  head  of  Loch  Fyne,  where  the  river  Aray  falls  into  that  arm  of  the  sea  ;  it  is  a  small 
town,  consisting  of  a  main  street,  and  two  rows  of  houses  fronting;  the  Loch  :  the  line  of 
building  in  which  the  principal  inn  is  situated,  is  built  with  great  uniformity.  Inveraray 
was  erected  a  royal  burgh  by  a  charter  from  Charles  the  first  dated  1648.  it  is  governed  by 
a  proTost,  two  baillies,  a  chamberlain,  town  clerk,  town  treasurer,  sheriff  substitute, 
dean  of  Guild,  water  baillie,  and  a  council  nominated  by  his  grace  the  Duke  of  Argyle ; 


INVERARAY. 


40d 


whose  celebrated  residence,  Inveraray  Castle,  enveloped  in  fine  and  most  romantic  scenery, 
stands  at  the  head  of  the  loch,  about  half  a  mile  from  the  town.  This  burgh  sends  a 
member  to  Parliament,  in  conjunction  with  Ayr,  Irvine,  Rothesay  and  Cambeltown.  Its 
revenue  is  about  701.  per  annum.  Tba  cblel  employment  of  a  part  of  the  inhabitants  is 
the'  herring;  fishery,  wliich  are  taken  in  consitlerabie  quantities ;  tht  arms  of  the  town  re- 
p.-^esent  a  net  with  a  herring;  the  motto,  "  Semper  tibi  pendent  halec."'  Itappears  that 
the  fish  taken  in  the  vicinity  of  this  place,  were  formerly  bartered  for  French  wines.  The 
population  of  the  town  is  abont  1000,  Here  is  a  church  of  the  establishment,  in  which 
the  service  is  performed  both  in  English  and  Gaelic;  also  a  female  school,  supported  ex- 
clusively by  her  Grace  of  Argyle,  and  &  parochial  grammar,  school.  The  new  court  house 
is  a  good  building,  and  it  is  to  be  lamented,  that  its  scite  has  not  been  more  happily 
chosen.  After  the  castle  and  environs,  it  cannot  be  said^  that  this  neighbourhood  exhibits 
many  curiosities.  Tl>e  cemetry  at  the  distance  of  a  mile  from  the  town — the  monument 
at  Mr.  Bell  M'Lachlans — the  mai-riage  tree — the  spa— the  bridge  in  front  of  the 
castle,  and  the  mountain  wiiich  presents  the  resemblance  of  an  old  man's  face,  are  how- 
ever, objects  deserving  of  notice.  The  markets,  which  are  nominally  on  a  Tuesday  and 
Friday,  are  but  little  attended  to.  The  cattle  markets  are  the  third  Saturday  in  Oct.  and 
Friday  after  Whitsunday.  Laminas  fair  21st.  of  Oct.  for  wool,  *&c.  Races  are  occasion' 
ally  held  in  the  third  week  of  October,  for  horses  bred  in  the  county. 


Post  Master,  Donald  M'Lean. — Office,  Main-street. 


Towns. 
Edinburgh 
Glasgow 
Dumbarton 
Cairndow 
Campbeltown 
Tarbet 
L.  Gilphead 
Dalmally 
Bonaw 
Oban 


Distance. 

102 

60 

44 
10 
72 
36 
22 
16 
28 
30 


Postage. 

8 

7 

4 
8 
7 
6 
5 
6 
7 


Arrivals. 

Every  day  bntThur, 

at  1  morn. 

do. 

do. 

Tnes.  Thurs,  &  Sat. 

at  I  after. 

do. 


Departure. 

Every  day  exept.  Wed. 

at  2  after. 

do. 

do. 

Mon.  Wed.  &  Satur, 

at  3  morn. 

do. 


Argyle,  his  grace  the  Duke  of,  Inveraray 

Castle 
Anderson  John,  surgeon 
Annan  John,  vintner 
Annan  Duncan,  towh  clerk  and  writer 
Bell  M'Lachlan  Colin,  baillie  of  Inveraray 
Brooks  John,  teacher  of  the  English  school 
Buchanan  John,  vintner 
Cameron  Ludovick,  writer  !tnd  notary  public 
Campbell  John,  Esq.  Craignure,  provost  of 

Inveraray 
Campbell  Capt.  Archibald,  chamberlain  to 

his  grace  the  Duke  of  Argyle 
Campbell  Archibald,  Esq.  of  Drumsynie 
Campbell  Colin,    writer  and  agent   to  the 

Renfrewshire  bank 
Campbell  Peter,  writer  &  surveyor  of  taxes 
Campbell  Duncan,  Esq.  sheritF  substitute 
Campbell  John,  jun.  writer  and  procurator 
Campbell  Hugh,  vintner,  &o. 
Campbell  Donald,  vintner  and  ferry-man 
Collins  Charles,  linen  and  woollen  draper 
Crawford  Neil,  merchant,  tailor 
Davies  Alexd.  saddler,  &C. 
Ennis  Ponton,  custom  iiouse  ofiicer 
Ferguson  Colin,  vintner 
Fogo  Rt.  writer,  distributor  of  stamps  and 

dean  of  Guild 
Forbes  Jas.  officer  of  excise 
Greig  David,  overseer  to  his  grace  of  Argyle 
Heslop  Dugald,  riding  surveyor  of  customs 
M'Arthur  Peter,  hardware  dealer 
M'Arthur  Duncan,  fish  curer 
M'Callum  Duncan,  grocer  and  vintner 


Mon.  Wed.  &  Satur.  (  Sun.  Tues.  and  Fri, 
at  10  at  night.  at  3  after, 

do.  I  do. 

M'Dougal  Peter,  grocer,  &c. 

M'Intyre  Donald,  writer 

M'lntyre  Duncan,  shopkeeper 

M'Intyre  George,  wheel-maker 

M'Intyre  Mrs.  vintner  H 

M' Keller   Rt.  mercliant  and  hotel-keeper. 

New  Inn 
M'Lean  Donald,  post  master  &  merchant 
M'Lean  Humprey,  wine  &  spirit  merchant 
Miicleran  John,  jun.  merchant  and  agent  for 

the  sun  fire  otVice 
MacniathDon.ild,  merchant  and  senior  bailli* 

of  Inveraray 
M'Nab    Daniel,    gardener   to  his  grace  of 

Arayle,  Maltland 
M'Nail  Donald,  boot  and  shoemaker 
M'Nicol  Donald  merchant 
M'Vean  Duncan,  boot  and  shoemaker 
Michael  Robert,  fish  curer 
Miclinel  Wm.  vintner 
Morrison  Chas.  meroiiant  and  fish  curer 
Munro  Duncan,  merchant  &  town  treasurer 
Mnnro  Duncan,  grocer  and  vintner 
Napier  Robert,  cartwrigitt  and  smith 
Paterson  Duncan,  writer  &  procurator  fiscal 

of  Argj'leshire 
Powell  \Vm.  vintner,  mason's  arms 
Purdie   Alesarnler,    water  baillie,   harbour 

master  and  baker 
Purdie  Mrs.  Martha,  straw  hat-maker 
Ross  John,  watch-maker 
Simpson  John,  house  carpenter,  Maltland 
Skinner  Alexd.  collector  of  taxes 
Smith  M.ik-olm,  iisherv  oflucer 


410 


INVERARAY. 


Smith  J.  wood  ranger  to  the  Duke  of  Argyle 

Stewart  Daniel,  rectorof  the  grammar  school 

Wright  Archibald,  baker 

Conveyance  by  Water. 

Steam  Packets  proceed  twiee  per  week  to 
Glasgow,  touching-  at  Rothesay,  Gree- 
nock and  P.  Glangow. 

The  sailing  Packets,  Inveraray  Castle,  Hugh 


M'Clean,  and  the  Lark,  John  M'Farlanc, 
to  the  above  towns,  occasionally  with  goods- 
and  passeng^ers 

Conveyance  by  Land. 
Daniel    M'Intyre    and  Duncan    M.Nicol, 
convey  goods  by  land  to    Glasgow  every 
Thursday,   and  return  on  the  Saturday 
but  one  following. 


I 


INVERKEITHING, 


S  a  town  on  the  Fritli  of  Forth,  in  Fifeshire,  7  miles  west  of  Burntisland,  and  2  N.  E 
of  North  Queen's  Ferry.  It  is  situated  at  the  head  of  a  fine  bay,  and  being  built  on  a  rising 
ground,  is  seen  to  great  advantage.  A  number  of  the  houses  are  old,  but  many  are  of 
recent  erection,  and  upon  the  whole,  Inverkeithing  may  vie  with  almost  any  other  town  of 
the  same  size  in  Fifesliire.  It  is  I)plievcd  to  be  one  of  the  oldest  burgh  towns  in  Scotland, 
its  charter  of  confirmation  having  been  received  from  William  the  Lion.  The  remains 
of  two  monasteries  btill  exist ;  and  in  the  immediate  vicinity,  there  are  many  re- 
mains of  antiquity,  some  of  which  are  amongst  the  most  prominent  in  the  early  part  of 
Scottish  history.  The  old  castle  of  Rosyth,  the  celebrated  residence  of  Margaret,  Queen  of 
Malcolm  Canmore,  and  subsequently  of  the  Stewart  family,  still  resists  the  ravages  of  the 
wintery  blast,  and  rears  its  venerable  head  among  the  waters  of  the  Forth.  It  is  situated 
in  the  wester  part  of  the  parish  of  Inverkeithing,  and  forms  one  of  the  many  beauties  both 
ancient  and  modern  that  are  so  numerously  scattered  on  both  sides  of  the  Frith.  A  stone 
ten  feet  high,  called  the  standing  stone,  is  to  be  seen  in  the  northern  part  of  the  parish,  on 
which  are  engraved,  several  rude  representations  of  men  and  horses.  The  government 
of  the  town  is  vested  in  a  provost,  two  baillies,  a  dean  of  guild,  and  an  indefinite  number 
of  counsellors.  It  joins  with  Dunfermline,  Culross,  Queen's  Ferry  and  Stirling  in  sending  a 
member  to  parliament.  The  bay  of  Inverkeithing  forms  an  excellent  harbour  to  vessels 
of  any  burthen.  A  brewery  and  distillery  were  formerly  carried  on  here,  but  both  are  at 
present  unemployed.  The  coal  and  salt  works  are  carried  on  to  a  considerable  extent, 
under  the  firm  of  the  Halbeath  Company.  There  are  five  annual  fairs  held  here,  first  Wed- 
nesday March,  third  Thursday  May,  third  Thursday  June,  first  Wednesday  August,  and 
third  Wednesday  October.     Population  1600. 


Post  Office. — Daniel  Wishart,  post  master. — The  London  and  Aberdeen  mail  from  the 
north  at  eight  o'clock  morning,  and  from  Edinburgh  the  London  and  Aberdeen  mail,  at 
nine  o'clock  morning,  from  Kinghoru  the  arrival  is  at  seven  o'clock  morning,  and  the  de- 
parture at  nine  morning,  from  Kincardine  the  arrival  is  at  nine  morning,  and  the  depar- 
ture at  the  same  hour. 


Alexander  Jas.  boot  and  shoe-maker 
Angus  John,  baker 
Arnott  Andrew,  leather  merchant 
Aniott  H.  clothier  &  grocer  and  spirit  dr. 
Barclay  Jas.  sen.  linen  and  woollen  draper 
Barclay  Jas.  jun.  ironmonger,  grocer  spirit 

dealer,  &  distributor  of  stamps 
Brown  Jas.  merchant  tailor 
Brown  Mi's.  Margaret,  vintner 
Burns  John  aud  Co,  manufacturing  chemists 
Cambell  Peter,  surgeon 
Clark  Andrew,  joiner  and  cabinet-maker 
Clark  Henry,  ship  owner 
Clarkson  John,  grocer  and  spirit  deal«r 
Crawford  John,  ship  owner 
Fleming  John,  tailor 
Gowie  Rt.  tailor 
Grant  Geo.  officer  of  excise 
Grindlay  Geo.  vinJner 
Halbeath  Co.  coal  and  salt  works 
Hay  Wm.  skinner 

Henderson  John,  boot  and  shoe-maker 
Hogg  Geo.  linen  and  woollen  draper 
Hatton  Gen.  &  J.  joiners  &  cabinet-maker 
Kirk  Jas.  vintner 
Lillie  Wm.  vintner 
Lochtie  John,  school-master 
M'CuUoch  Wm.  vintner 


Millar  Peter,  baker 

Millar  Wm.  baker 

Moyes  Jas.  hoot  and  shoe-maker 

Newton  J.  (head  inn,)  &  grocer  &  spirit  dr. 

Robertson  Rev.  Andrew 

Roxburgh  J.  joiner  and  cabinet-maker 

Roxburgh  Wm.  ship  owner 

Spittal  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 

Stenhouse  Ebenezer,  skinner 

Stenhouse  John,  baker 

Strachan  Js.  wine  mercht.  &  grocer  &  spi.  dr. 

Tot  James,  tanner 

Welsh  Geo.  vintner 

Wilson  Geo.  vintner 

Wishart  Daniel,  boot  and  shoe-maker 
Coaches. 

The  Waterloo  coach  from  Edinburgh  to  In- 
verness passes  at  eleven  forenoon. 

The  Waterloo  coach  from  Inverness  to  Edin- 
burgh passes  at  half  past  eleven  forenoon. 
Carrier. 

Edinburgh. — Andrew  Henderson  and  Jas. 
Miller  depart  on  Tues.  &  return  on  Wed, 
Water  Conveyance. 

TwoPinnaces  s&\\hovaInverheithing  to  Edin- 
burgh every  lawful  day  at  7  &  9  morning, 
&  return  at  2  afternoon  and  six  evening. 


411 


INVERNESS. 

The  County  Town  of  Inverness -shire  is  situated  156  miles  north  ol-Ediabro'  and 
115*  miles  N.  W.  of  Aberdeen.  It  is  a  Royal  Burgh  of  great  antiquity,  having- re- 
ceived its  first  charter  from  Malcolm  Canmore.  The  Town  is  handsome  and  consist^s 
of  four  principal  streets :  viz.  Church-street,  East,  or  Petty-street,  Castle-street  and 
Bridge-street:  there  are  some  other  smaller  streets  and  lanes  branching  off  horn  the 
main  streets,  all  of  which  arc  kept  well  paved,  lighted,  ^nd  very  clean.-Inverness 
"the  capital  of  the  very  extensive  district  of  the  North  Highlands  ot  Scotland, 
and  from  the  great  air  of  importance  and  even  elegance  of  its  appearance,  addtd  to 
the  respectability  of  its  inhabitants,  is  justly  entitled  to  the^cfisluiction  of  a  capi- 
tal The  Town  is  beautifully  situated  on  the  banks  of  the  River  Ness,  the  South 
side  being  by  far  the  most  considerable,  and  where  the  pnncipal  business  !«  tran- 
sacted. That  part  on  the  West  side  of  the  River  is  termed  the  Merkinch.  Muckle 
Green,  &c.  is  united  by  a  n«at  stone  bridge  of  seven  arches,  le^^dmg  "om  Bndge- 
Sreet,  and  some  distance  above  that,  nearer  to  the  Moray  Frith,  an  extensive 
wooden  bridge  is  lately  erected,  which  also  crosses  the  Ness:  immediately  above  tais 
bridge  are  the  Quays,  which  are  commoiious  and  well  constructed,, and  will  admit  of 
vessels  of  200  tons  to  unload  along  side  of  them.  The  Harbour  is  very  safe  and  spa- 
cious, and  vessels  of  500  tons  may  ride  in  safety  in  the  Frith.  Not  a  mile  from  the 
Town,  nearly  opposite  to  the  Quay  in  the  West  side,  towards  the  Ferry,  a  small 
new  Quay  has  lately  been  built,  which  admits  of  a  great  draught  of  water.  Oliver 
Cromwell's  Fort,  now  called  the  Citadel,  is  also  contiguous  to  the  Quays  on  the 
South  side,  the  remains  of  which  may  be  visibly  traced,     ^  ^    /.        ti  -i- 

The  Municipal  establishment  of  Inverness  consists  of  a  Provost,  lour  Bailies, 
a  Dean  of  Guild,  and  Treasurer,  assisted  by  fourteen  other  Counsellors,  composing: 
a  Town  Council  of  twenty-one  ;  but  the  Town  having  been  disfranchised  about  two 
years  since,  it  is  now  governed  by  interim  managers :  nor  during  the  suspension  ot 
their  chartered  privileges  can  they  (as  formerly)  vote  for  a  member  of  Parliament, 
in  conjunction  with  the  towns  of  Nairn,  Forres,  and  Fortrose.  Inverness  has  al- 
ways been  esteemed  from  the  earliest  records  as  a  'l^own  of  great  industry  and  enter- 
prise, until  the  revolution  in  tlie  year  1688;  but  after  that,  to  the  period  of  the  re- 
bellion in  1745,  it  gradually  declined,  and  then  only  appeared  the  vestige  of  its  tor- 
mer  consequence.  But  in  the  following  year,  1746,  the  original  spirit  ^of  the  inhabi- 
tants betran  to  resume  its  wonted  appearance,  and  from  that  period  to  the  present, 
it  has  progressively  improved,  particularly  for  the  last  forty  years  it  has  been  very 
rapid,  iud  the  new  and  elegant  buildings  in  many  parts  of  the  Town  must  be  convinc 
ing  proofs  of  the  increase  of  its  former  mercantile  affluence.  The  ships  which  belong 
to  Inverness  are  chielly  emploved  in  carrying  to  Loudon,  &c.  the  pro^Uive  of  the 
salmon  fishery  of  the  Ness,  which  is  very  considerable,  also  the  skins  of  Otters,  Roes, 
&c.  which  arc  caught  i»  the  neighbourhood.  The  Coast  in  this  vicinity  also  abounds 
in  Seals,  and  if  a  spirited  company  were  to  embark  in  laUing  them  an  extensive 
and  very  lucrative  trade  in  that  branch  might  soon  be  established,  besides  giving 
employment  to  numerous  persons.  <  ,  v     >    t.  o'     '«  , 

The  imports  to  Inveitiess  are  considerable  in  hardware,  haberdashery,  &c.  ^t. 
The  principal  manufacture  is  hempen  cloth  and  flax,  but  of  late,  owing  in  a  great 
measure  to  the  high  duties  on  hemp,  this  trade  has  been  on  the  decline.  But  consider- 
able domestic  retail  business  is  transacted  in  the  Town,  where  the  shops  are  well  sup- 
plied with  the  most  fashionable  goods  of  every  description. 

^  The  places  of  divine  worship  here  are  numerous.  The  Established  Church  is  a  large 
plain  building;  adjoining  it  is  the  Gaelic  Church,  and  opposite  the  English  Chapel, 
a  neat  building  surmounted  by  a  cupola:  the  Chapel  of  Ease  is  also  a  handspine  large 
building,  situated  in  New-street.  The  Court  House,  which  is  situated  in  the  centi  e 
of  the  town,  is  a  large  modern  building;  attached  to  it  is  the  Tollbooth  or  Goal, 
which  has  a  handsome  tower  and  steeple,  very  much  resernbUng  the  tower  of  an 
English  church.  The  ncrthern  Meeting  Rooms,  for  Assemblies  &c.  at  the  top  ol 
ChSrch-street,  is  an  extensive  and  handsome  erection.  The  Atheneum  News  Room 
is  opposite  the  Exchange,  were  all  strangers  are  admitted  to  road  the  Newspaper* 
free.  The  Infirmary  forms  a  prominent  feature  in  the  public  bnildings  of  the  Town, 
although  situated  some  short  distance,  on  the  West  ba.ik  of  the  Ness  ;  it  consists  of 
one  large  centre  front,  With  four  elegant  niksters,  and  two  wings,  the  whole  en- 
closed in  a  spacious  area,  with  iron  palisafles.  .  .u  u  i.  „f 
The  Academy,  situated  in  New-street,.  is  an  extensive  erection,  at  the  back  ot 
which  is  a  large  pleasure  ground  for  the  recreation  of  the  Scholars.    Ihis  establish- 

Do 


412 


INVEBNESS. 


ment  is  conducted  upon  the  most  liberal  principles,  and  is,  in  fact,  aColle"-e  without 
the  name.  ° 

The  environs  of  Inverness  are  extremely  romantic  and  well  cultivated-  the 
River  Ness  forms  a  grand  object  in  the  picturesque  beauty  of  the.  surroundino- sce- 
iiery._  Near  the  Town,  on  the  west  side,  is  Tom-na-heuriob,  the  hili  of  fairies,  a  beau- 
tilui  insulated  hill,  covered  with  trees;  and  Cuiloden  Moor,  so  fatal  to  the  hopes  of 
the  Stuart  lamily,  lies  a  short  distance  S.E.  of  Inverness.  About  18  miles  to  the 
West  IS  the  tremendous  water  fall,  called  the  fall  of  Foyers,  which  is  senerallv  con 
sidered  the  most  grand,  magnincent  and  Jiighest  fi.il  in  the  world,  and  far  surpasses 
that  celebrated  cascade  of  Niagara  in  North  America:  the  height  of  one  part  of  the 
140  fLf"^^''^'  '°  ^^^  continued  stream,  being  207  feet,  that  of  Niagara  being  only 

The  language  generally  used  by  the  common  sort  of  people  in  and  about  Inver- 
ness 18  the  Gaelic;  but  the  genteeler  of  the  inhabitants  speak  the  English  lanffuaee 
m  great  purity  of  pronunciation,  which  is  said  was  originailv  imbibed  "^by  Cromwell's 
Army  becoming  settlers  in  that  quarter.  The  Gaelic  is  also  considered  to  be  snoken 
here  with  great  propriety.  *^ 

The  population  of  Inverness  is  about  10,000.  There  are  five  yearly  Fairs  viz  • 
Candlemas,  1st  Wednesday  after  14th  February,  O.  S.  or  the  llth  if  on  a  Wednes- 
i^'  St.  Andrew's,  1st  Wednesday  after  18th  July,  ^.  S. ;  Marymas,  1st  WednesdaV 
after  15th  August,  O.  S.  or  26th  N.  S.  if  on  a  Wednesday;  Fair  on  the  1st  Wednes- 
day after  the  llth  September,  O.  S.;  Martinmas,  1st  Wednesday  after  llth  Novem- 
ber, O.  S.— Cattle  Markets  appointed  by  the  Inverness-shire  Farming  Society  viz  • 
Tuesday  18th  April,  Monday  19th  May,  Friday  after  the  Strathgarre  Fair  in  Aucust- 
Wednesday  28th  September;  3d  day  after  theBeauly  Market  in  October;  Friday  18th 
November.— The  milch  cow  Market  is  held  on  the  Wednesday  preceding  the  Auldern 
Market.    Weekly  Market  on  Fridays. 

«.    ^^^'  ^'■^^-  ''^'"i^™  <^''ant'  M.  P.  Lord  Lieut,  and  high  Sheriff  for  the  County 

Wm.FraserTytler,  Esq.  ofBalnain,  Vice  Lieutenant. G.  Cumming,  Esq.  of  Lon- 
don, M.  P.  for  the  Boroughs  of  Inverness,  Nairn,  Forres  and  Fortrose. 
Post-office,  Exchange,  Colin  Kemp,   Post  Master.— The  South  Mail  arrives 

departs  as  follows 


and 


Towns 
.  Edinburgh 
Aberdeen 
Elgin 
Fochabers 
Forres 
Fort  George 
Nairn 


Postage 

Is  Ofrf 

10§ 

7f 

Si 

5§ 


Mi 


les 
156 
107 

41 

50 

29 

12 

15i 


Arrive 
i^pst.  11  n; 
ditto  " 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 


•ht 


Beauly 

Dingwall 
Thurso 


The  Mail  to  the  North  arrives  and  departs,  viz,: 


4d 
6 
10 


12i 
158| 


f  pst.  12  noon 
ditto 
ditto 


Depart 
3  afternoon 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

6  morning 

ditto 

ditto 


The  Post  Master  at  Dingwall  makes  up  the  Bags  for  the  intermediate  places  from 

thence  to  Thurso. 
Fort  Augustus  I  7rf  (  30  |    10  morning    J    6  morning 

Isle  of  Sky,  Foot  Post,  Monday,  Tuesday  and  Saturday.— Foreign  and  English  Let- 
ters by  Aberdeen  and  Edinbro'  Mail. 
The  Town  of  lovernes  having  been  disfranchised,  about  two  years,  the  Court  «5f 
Session  appointed  the  following  interim  Managers. 

James  Robertson,  Esq.  M.D.  I L.  Grant 

James  Grant  Charles  Jameson 

A.  Anderson  | 

John  Simpson,  Dean  of  Guild 

Alexander  Cumming,  Treasurer 

C.  Mc  Intosh,  Town  Clerk 

P.  Anderson,  Procurator  Fiscal  of  the  Burgh 

Clergy. 
Established  Church,  Rev.  A.  Eraser,  A.  Rose  and  T.  Fraser 
Chapel  of  Ease,  no  appointment 
Episcopal  Chapel,  Rev.  C.  Fyvie 
Methodist  Chapel,  changeable  Minister 
Itadependent,  J.  Mc  Keknie. 


INVERNESS. 


413 


Medical  Practitioners. 


John  Inglis  Nicol,  Surgeon, East-street 
Mungo  ronton,  Surgeon,  Castle-street 
M.  S.  Beshune,  Surgeon,  Church-street 
William  Me  Intosh,  Surgeon,  Bridge-st 


William  Kennedy,  M.  D.  East -street 
Jamej  Robertson,  M.  D.  Aultnaskiach 
George  Forbes,  M.  D.  Kast-street 
Alexander  Mc  Donald,  M.  D.  Chxarch-st 

Banks. 
Branch  of  Bank  of  Scotland,  Bank-lane, 

Alexander  Anderson  Esq.  Agent, 
Draw  on  Bank  of  Scotland  and  Thomas  Coutts  and  Co-  Loudon. 
Branch  of  British  Linen  Company,  East-street, 

Robert  Logan,  Esq.  Agent, 
Draw  on  their  Bank  Edinbro',  k,  Sinitli,  Payne  &  Smith,  Loudon.^ 
Branch  of  Perth  Bank,  Church-street, 

Jolin  Eraser,  Esq.  Agent, 
Draw  on  Sir  Wm.  Forbes  &  Co.  Edinbro'  &  Barclay,  Tritton  &  Co.  London, 
llollidays  at  these  Banli^  on  the  1st  January. 
^..  Sheriff  Court. 
William  Fraser  Tytler,  Esq.  of  Balnain,  Advocate,  &  Sheriff  Depute  of  the  Counly 

of  Inverness. 
ThotnA's  Gilzea.n,  Esq.  of  Bunachton,  Sherifi  Substitute 
Lockhail  Kir.loch,  Esq.  Castle-st.ret,  Sheriff  Cierk 
Mr.  George  Cameron,  Castle-street,  Siieriff  Clerk  Depute. 
Solicitors  and  Notaries  Public. 
James  Grant,  Esq.  of  Bught,  (and  Commissary  Clerk  and  Justice  of  Peace  Clerk,) 

New-street 
Campbell  Mackintosh,  Esq.  (and  Town  Clerk,  and  principal  Collector  of  Assessed 
Taxes  for  the  County;  Collector  of  County  Assessments,  &  Keeper  of  Records  fev 
the  four  Northern  Counties,)  Church-street 
Alexander  Mc  Kinzie,  Esq.  (and  Commissary  of  Inverness,)  New-street 
Peter  Anderson,  Esq.  (and  Procurator  fiscal  of  the  Borough,)  Church-street 
Arthur  Cooper,  Esq   (and  Justice  of  Peace  for  the  County,)  New- street 
John  Edwards,  Esq.  (and  Justice  of  Peace  for  the  County,)  New-street 
James  Beaton,  Esq.  (and  Procurator  fiscal  of  Commissary  Court,)  Church -strert 
Alexander  Shepherd,  Esq.  Church-street 
John  Macandrew,  Esq.  Castle-street 
John  Ledingham,  Esq.  East-street 
John  Munro,  Esq.  East-street 
John  Mactavish,  Esq,  Castle-street 

John  Mackay,  Esq.  (and  Procurator  fiscal  of  County,)  East-street 
Duncan  Chisholm,  Esq.  East-street 

Thomas  Mc  Kenzie  Paterson,  (Writer  and  Notary,)  East-street 
Roderick  Reach,  Esq.  Writer,  Notary  and  Accountant,  Church-street 
John  Thomson,  Esci.  Accountant,  Church-street 
Alexander  Macdonald,  Esq.  Writer  and  Notary,  Church-street 
Notaries  Public,  only. 


Mr.  John  Fletcher,  East -street 
Mr.  Simon  Fraser,  Church-street 


Mr,  William  Fraser,  River-side,  north 


Allison  Alexander,  Inverness 
Fraser  William,  ditto 

Fraser  William,  jun,  ditto 
Fraser  Thomas,  ditto 

Mc  Beein  Duncan,    ditto 
Mc  Bean  John,  ditto 

Accademies  and  Teachers. 

ROYAL  ACCADEMY,  NEW-STREET, 

Mr.  Adam,  Rector. 
Mathematics,  Natural   Philosophy   and 

Geography,  by  Mr.  Adam 
Latin  and  Greek  by  3Ir.  Carmichiel  and 

Assistant 
French,    Spanish   and  Italian,   by    Mr. 

Villemer 
Writing,  Arithmetic  and  Book-keeping 

by  Rev.  J,  Clark 


Messengers. 


Ma  Lucas  Allan,  Inverness 


Mc  Rae  Chris, 
Mc  Rae  Duncan, 
Morrison  Alex. 
Munro  Robert, 


ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 


English  by  Mr.  Urquhart 

Drawing  by  Mr.  Clark 

Spring  Session  commences  January  5th. 

Close  of  Do.  and  Examination,  June  15th 

Au.umn  Session  Commences  August  1st. 

Clo-so  of  Do  and  Examination  Dec.  24th. 

Church-st.  Boarding  School,  for  Young 

Ladies,  by  Mrs.  &  the  Misses  Gibson 
Bridge-sli.  Boarding  School  for  Ditto,  bjr 

Misses  Wapshot  and  Scott 
Rainings   School,    bj  Messrs  Davidso« 

and  ivfc.  Kenzie 


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INVERNE$9. 


Private  School,  Rev.  A.  E.  Mo.  Bean 

Mr.  Mc.  Gregor 

Mr.  Matheson 

Music  Sclioii],  Eeast-st.  by  Mr  TLomson 
Sacred  Music  by  IVfr.  Cullocli 
Dancing-  School  by  Mr.  Dean 

Ageiits. 
Anderson  Peter,   Cliurcb-st.   for  North 

British  Fire  Olfice 
Ettles  and  Co.  (Lottery)  East-street 
Eraser  Edward,  Shore,  for  Sun  Fire  and 

Life  Oiiice,  and  general  Ship  Agent 
Grant  Lewis,  East-street,   for  Norwich 

Union  Fire  and  Life  Office 
Mackay  John,  Castlc-st.  for  Atlas  Assu- 
rance Company,  London 
Mackintosh    John,    Citadel,  for   Royal 

Exchange  Assurance    Corporation  of 

Lond6n  • 

Mackenzie    Alexander,   junior,    Shore, 

General  Ship  Agent 
Mann  John,  Bridge-et.  for  London  new 

Shipping  CoiL'pany 
Paterson  T.  M.  New-sreet,  for  Hercules 

Insurance  Company 
Ross  Thomas,  Caslle-st.  for  Lcith  new 

Shipping  Company 
Suter  James,  Church-si.  for  London  old 

Shipping  Company,  for  Leith,    and  for 

Aberdeen  Siiipping  Company 
Suter  James,  junior,  Church-sreet,  Bulk 

Master  ' 

Arehitect. 
Smith  James,  Nev/-street 

Auctioneers. 
Eraser  John,  East-.street 
Geddes  Duncan,  Rose-street 
Mc.  Bean  Duncan,  New-st. 

Bakers. 
ChisJiolm  Roderick,  Church-.slrcet 
Frailer  Alpin,  East-street 
FraserJohn,  North  Water  Side 
Eraser  Alexander,  East-street 
Graham  Alexander,  Church-street 
Mc.  Gregor  Tliomas,  Church-street 
Mc.  Kenzie  Alexander,  Castle-st. 
Mc.  Kenzie  James,  East-st. 
P<Ic.  Lean  Donald,  East-st. 
Mc.  Lean  John,  Church-st. 
Mc.  Lean  Simon,  Church-st. 
Mo«ison  Roderick,  Merkincli 
Nicholson  Alexander,  Castle-street 
Rose  David,  Church-st. 
Smith  William,  Castlc-st. 
Suter  John,  Castic-st. 
Sutherland  Hugh,  East-st. 
Booksellers,    Stationers    and   Book- 
binders. 
Ettles  William  and  Co.  East-street 
Grant  Lewis,  East-street 
Mc  Intosh  Arthur,  Church-street 
Smith  James,  and  Circulating  Library, 

Church-street 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers, 
Fraser  John,  Church-street 


Gibson  William,  Church-street 
Mc  Culloch  John,  Church  street 
Mc  Gregor  William,  East-street 
Mc  Kenzie  Alexfmiler,  Church-street 
Mc  Kenzie  Roderick,  Bridge-end 
Mc  Kenzie  Samuel,  Bridge-street 
Miller  Archibald,  Church-street 

Brass  Founders, 
"Brydou  Jamcr.,  New-itreet 
Fraser  Donald,  Castle-stTeet 
Cabinet  Makers  and  Vphnlsterers. 
Mc  Gillivray  Robert,  East-street 
Ross  Kenneth,  Cimrch-street 
Williamson  Andrew  and  Co.  New-street 

Cart  and  Wheelwrights. 
Eraser  James,  New-street 
Mc  Donald  William,  East-street 
3Ic  Millao  Dougal,  Green 
Noble  William,  Tomnahurich-street 
Noble  John,  Castle-street 

Coach  Maker. 
Farquhar  William,  Church-street 

Confectioners. 
Cameron  William,  H^est  Ness-side 
Mc.  Kenzie  AleX.  Castle-street 
Mathison  Thomas,  Church-street 
Tolmue  Catiiarine,  Bank-!ano 

Coopers. 
Fraser  AIexai:der,  Green 
Grant  Duncan,  Churcii-street 
Hay  William,  New-street 
Mc  Intosh  Alexander,  Locljgorani 
Mc  Intosh  Hugh,  East-street 
Shaw'  William,  Teiford-strect 
Winchester  Alex.  Merkincb 

Druggists. 
Forbes  Alex.  Castle-street 
Grieve  George,  Church-street 
Mitchell  Thomas,  Church-street 

'Xiyers, 
Fraser  Alexander,  Water-side,  south 
Logan  Murdoch,  Water-side,  north 
!Voble  James,  Water-side,  north 
Noble  Rodcdch,  Water-side,  south 
Paterson  Murdoch,  East-street 
Young  Murdoch,  Watel'-side,  north 
Grocers  and  Siiirit  Dealers. 
*   Marked  thus   are  Grocers   only. 
*Clark  John,  East-street 
Fraser  Alexander  and  Co.  Church-street 
Forsyth  Colin,  Church-street 

*  Fraser  Donald,  Church-street 

*  Fraser  William,  East-street 
Gray  James  and  Co.  Church-street 
Mackay  George  and  Co.  and  china  and 

glass  dealers,  East-street 

Mann  John,  {k  Porter  merchant)  Bridge- 
street 

*Maclae  Duncan,  East-street 

*  Martin  Alexander,  East-street   ' 
Martin  William,  East-street 
Robertson,  Innes  and  Co.  and  china  and 

glass  merchants,  East-street 

*  Robertson  Duncan,  Castle-street 

*  Robertson  Hugh,  Cas'tle-street 


INVERNESS. 


415 


*  Robertson  William,  Castlc-strect 

Rose  William,  East-street 

Ross  William,  Bridge-end 

SlorraRobt.  Church-street 

Stewart  John,  jiin.  East-street 

Suter  James,  c;hurch-street 
Inns  and  Hotels. 

Mason's  Arms,  William  Bennct,  Church- 
street 

Royal  Hotel,  William  Cant,  Church-st. 

Geddes's  Hotel,  William  Geddes,  Castle- 
wynd 

Star  Inn,  James  Campbell,  Merkincli 
Iron  Mimgers. 

Lyon  James,  Cbureh-street 

Mc  latosh  Ale.\;\nder,  Exchange 

Shaw  Donald,  Castle-street 

Smith  and  K3  le,  E«sf-street 
Jcivel/ers. 

Eraser  Donald,  feast-street 

Naughton  Robert,  Charch-street 
Leather  Merckants. 

Clark  John,  East-street 

Eraser  William,  East-street 

TuUoch  John,  Casile-sireet 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers  and  ge- 

neral  Shopkeepers. 

*  Marked   thus   general. 

Bremner  John,  Bridge-street 

Clark  John,  jun.  East-street 

Clark  William,  East-street 

Camming  Alexander,  East-street 

Eraser  Alexander  and  Tartan  Manufac- 
turer, Castle-street 

Eraser  John  and  Simon,  Bridge-street 

Eraser  John  Tertius,  East-street 

Mc  Donald  William,  East-street 

*MackiHican  John,  Castle-street 

Mc  Kenzie  Alexander,  jun.Chiirch-street 

Mc  Kenzie  John,  Bridge-street 

*  Me  Rae  Kenneth,  East-street 

*  Morison  David,  Merkinch 
RhindJohn,  EastrStreet 
Smith  Robert,  East-street 
*SitDpsbn  Jbhn,  Castle-street 

■  ■'--  Merchants. 

Anderson  Peter  &  Co.  and  Canvas  Manu- 
facturers, Merkinch 

Eraser  Alex.  &  Co.  Timber  and  general, 
Church-street 

Eraser  Edwd.  &  Co.  Timber  and  general. 
Shore 

Mackintosh,  Grant  and  Co.  and  Canvas 
,  Manufacturers,  Citadel 

Mackenzie  Alexander,  junior,   general, 
Shore 

Nursert/  and  Seedsmen. 

Eraser  Donald,  Telford-street 

Gibbs  and  Co.  East-st. 

Painters  and  Glaziers. 

Bremner  Alexander,  Bridge-street 

Eraser  James,  Castlc-st. 

Eraser  and  Symon,  Church-st. 

Grant  John  (and  Gilder)  East-st. 

Mc.  Donald  Duncan,  East-st. 

Mc.  Lenuan  Donald;  Churcb-st. 


Mc.  Lcod  Alexander,  Bridge-st. 
Munro  James,,  East-st. 

Perfumers. 
Tait  William,  (and  Ladies'  Hair  Cutter 

and  Dresser)  Church-street 
Mc.  Pberson  Hugh,  Church-street 

Printers^  Letter  Press. 
Eraser  James,  &  publisher  of  Inverness 

Journal,  every  Friday,  East-street 
Grant  Lewis,  East-street 
Johnstone  John  &  Co.  and  publishers  of 

I'iverness   Courier,    every   ^Thursday, 

East-street 

Saddlers. 
Dallas  Alexander,  East-street 
Mc.  Intosii  Alexander,  East- street 
Mo  Donald  Peter,  Church-street; 
Mc  Intosh  Peter,  Castie-wynd 
McTavish  Donald,  Church-street 
Munio  William,  Bridge-street 
Rliind  James,  New-street 
Russei  James,  Castle-street 

Salmon  Merchants  and  Curers. 
Duff  Major,  Gretn 
Stevenson  John,  Greep 

Ship  Owners  and  Managers. 
Bain  Donald 
Campbell  James 

Eraser  Alexander  and  Co.  Church-street 
Eraser  Edward  aiiet  Co.  Shore 
Eraser  John 

Mackenzie  Alex.  jun.  Church-street 
Mann  John,  Bridge-street 
Ross  Thomas 
Shepperd  Alexander 
Suter  James,  Church-street 
Suter  James,  junr.  Church-street 
Ship  and  Boat  Builders. 
Carstairs  James,  Shore 
Davidson  Jjamps,  (Boat)  §hoje. 
Mc  Donald  James,  Merkineh 

Surveyors  of  Land. 
Cumming  William,  River-side,  west 
Eraser  Thomas,Church-street 
Mc.  Lean  Neil,  River-side  West, 
Mo  Kenzie  William.  Bridge-street 

Tailors  and  Habit  Makers. 
Allan  William,  Church-street 
Bisset  Kenneth,  Cnstle-street 
Forbes  Otheam,  Church-street 
Forbes  William,  Church-street 
Hogg  Adam,  Bridge-street 
Mc  Beau  Donald,  East-street 
Mc  Donald  Alexander,  Church-street 
Mc  Gillivray  Alexander,  Castlc-slreel 
Mc  Hendry  Andrew,  East-street 
Mc  Pherson  George,  Bridge-strset 
Mc  Ritchie  Murdoch,  East-street 
Munro  Donald,  senr.  Bridge-street 
Munro  Donald,  junr.  Bridge-street 
Reid  William,  Easl-stro«t 
Ross  Peter,  Castle-street 

Tallow  Chandlers. 
Gray  James  and  Co.  Church-street 
Jack  Alexander  and  Co.  Bridge-treet 


416 


INVERNESS. 


Tmincrs. 

Fraser  William,  Merkinch 

Maekiniosh  Wm.  Tomnahurich-street 

Welsh  William,  Mel  burn 
Tinsmiths. 

Bain  Donald,  East-street 

Bain  John,  East-street, 

Taylor  Andrew,  Bridge -street 

Tobacco  Manufacturers. 

Jack  Alexander  and  Co.  Bridge-street 

Clark  John,  Manager  of  the  Inverness 
Tobacco  and  Snuff"  Manufdctory,  East- 
street 

Vintners  and  Publicans. 

Anchor,  Peter  Cameron,  East-street 

Coach  and  Horses,  Geo.  Davies,  Black 
Vennel 

Divana,  Alexander  Mackenzie  Cook, 
New-street 

Duke  of  Wellington,  Charles  Campbell, 
East-street 

Dragon  Mounted,  J.  Macdonald,  Tom- 
nahuricli-street 

George,  William  Airth,  Castle-street 

Horse  and  Jockey,  Fergus  Mc  Donal, 
East-3treet 

Horse  and  Jockey,  Donald  Mc  Donald, 
River-side 

Punch  Bowl,  Donald  Mc  Phail,  East-st. 

Punch  Bowl,  George  Ross,  River-side 

Punch  Bowl,  Murdoch  Paterson,  East-st 

Red  Lion,  Wm.  Napierj  Castle-street 

Ship,  L.  Mc.  Donald,  Shore 

Spread  Eagle,  Alex.  Mc.  Tavish,  Black 
Vennel 

Star  and  Thistle,  D.  Matheson,  Bridge- 
street 

Two  Cats,  Hector  Mc  Intosh,  Shore 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 
Ferrier  William  and  John,  Castle-street 
Keith  William,  East-street 
Mc  Donald  Donald,  Church-street 
Paterson  Alexander,  Bridge-end 
Smith  William,  Church-street 

Wine  and  Spirit  Merchants. 
Fraser,  Wilson  &  Co.  Bridge-street 
Snter  James,  Churchrstreet 

Wrights. 
Bain  William,  Fishmarket  Brae 
Cameron  William,  East-street 
Douglas  Hector,  New-street 
Fraser  Alexander,  Black  Vennel 
Fraser  George,  (&  Builder)  Castle-street 
Mc  Arthur  James,  Chapel  Yard 
Mc  Arthur  and  Hoo.d,  Church-street 
McDonald  William,  Fishmarket  Brae 
Mc  Donald  Roderick,  Green 
Mc  Intosh  Donald,  Meriinch 
Mc  Intosh  L.  Green 


Mc  Kenzie  Robt.  River-side  West 

Mc  Lean  John,  Castle-street 

Mc  Leod  Angus,  Glebe 

Mc  Leod  William,  New-street 

Mc  Phail  Donald,  Merkinch 

Mc  Pherson  John,  River-side 

Rose  John,  Black  Vennel 

Miscellaneous. 

Biiik  Andrew,  Rope  &  Sail  Maker,  Shore 

Davidson  &  Fraser,  Book-binders,  East- 
street 

Fraser  Alex.  &  Co.  Brewers,  Church-st. 

IVaser  Donald,  Yarn  and  Flax  Dealer, 
Bridge-street 

Fraser  and  Smith,  Smiths  and  Polish'd 
Steel  Grate  Manufacturers,  Church-st. 

Fraser  Alex.  &  Co,  Yarn,  Fiax  &  Thread 
Manufacturers,  Church-street 

Forbes  William,  Basket  Maker  and  Toy 
Dealer,  Cburch-sti-eet 

Jameson  E.  and  M.  Milliners  and  Dress 
Makers,  Bridge-street 

Mc  Donald  Donald,  Turner,  &c.  Castle- 
street 

Mc  Leod  Norman,  Hat  Maker,  East-st. 

Mc  Naughton  John,  Fishing  Tackle 
Maker,  Castle-street 

Mc  Phail  Alex.  Haberdasher,  Exchange 

Mc  Ritchie  Murdoch,  Haberdasher,  Cas- 
tle-vvynd 

Mc  Rae  Colin,  Shopkeeper,  New-street 

Munro  William,   Goldsmith,  East-street 

Paton  John,  Cutler  &  Gunsmith,  East-st 

Rose  John,  Shopkeeper,  New-street 

Strathspey  Wood  Yard,  Shore,  William 
Loban,  Esq.  Agent  and  Paymaster, 
I'ness  Militia 

Suter  Alexander,  Shopkeeper,  Tomna- 
hurich-street 

Torrens  M.  Milliner,  Church-street 

Turnbull  Thos.  &  John,  Skinners,  River- 
side 

Vass  William,  Coppersmith,  New-street 

Walker  Henry,  Meal  Merchant,  East-st. 

Wells  Jonathan,  Iroii  Founder,  Green 
Custom  House,  Church-street. 

Donald  Smith,  Collector  « 

Thos  Gilzean,  Comptroller  ^■ 

Farq  Mc  Donald,  Land  Surveyor 

Andrc^vLachlan?  Land  Waiters 
John  Cumming    \ 

John  Ross,  Collector's  Clerk 

James  Macrae,  Comptroller's  Ditto 

Four  Tidesmen 

Excise  Office,  Telford-street. 

James  Cochrane,  Collector 

Oliver  Grandison,  Suviervisor 

Stamp  Office. 

T.  Gilzean,  Distributor 

John  Ferguson,  Depute  Ditto 


INVERNESS 


417 


Trades. 
Hammermen 
Wrights  and  Coopers 
Skinners 
Shoemakers 
Tailors 
Weavers 

Denomination 

Clachnacutin,  friendly 

Benevolent 

Haugh 

The  Prince  Regent  Cale-  } 
donian  Love  Society       S 

Highland  Friendly  of  In- 
verness 


Incorporated  Trades. 

Deacons. 
J.  Smith 
A.  Williamson 
J.  Mc  Kenzio 
A.  Petrie 
D.  Mc  Bean 
F.  Fraser 

Societies. 

President 
A.  Fraser 
J.  Mc  Bain 
Wm.  Mc  Bean 

Wm.  Mc  Bean 

Wm.  Fraser 


Box  Masters. 
J.  Russell 
W.  Cameron 
J.  Urquhart 
R.  Fraser 
G.  Mc  Pherson 
William  DavidsoH 

Clerk. 
R.  Dick 
R.  Dick 
D.  Mc  Tavish 

J.  Cameron 


J.  Clark 


Masonic  Lodges. 
St.  John's  Kilwinning  Lodge,  No.  8. 


Deacons 


R.  W.  A.  Shepperd,  Master 

No  appointment  to  sen.  Warden 

R.  Murray,  jun.  Warden 

J.  Ferguson,  Treasurer 

J.  Munro,  Secretary 

St.  Andrew's  Kilwinning  Lodge,  &c 
R.  W.  Thomas  Gilzean,  of  Bonaughton,  Master 
Dr.  Kennedy  and  Jas.  Grant,  of  Bught,  Wardens 
A.  Mc  Kenzie,  Secretary,  and  J.  Ferguson,  Treasurer 
Operative  Clachnacuden  Lod 


G.  Mc  Kay 

J.  Mc  Andrew 

Wm.  Bennet,  Steward 

A.  Smith,  Pass  Master 

Rev.  A.  Campbell,  Chaplain. 


C.  Forsyth,  Treasurer 

W.  Hay,  Secretary 

C.  Symons,  Standard  Bearer. 


R.  W.  Symons,  Master 
.1.  Mc  Bean,  Depute 
J.  Suter,  sen.  Warden 
D.  Femister,  jun.  Warden 

Eden  Lodge  of  Gardeners. 
Duncan  Gibbs,  Master, — Simon  Mc  Lean,  Depute — Wm.  Geddes,  Treasurer — 
M.  Mc  Kenzie,  Secretary. — R.  Matheson,  John  Mc  Donald  and  Wm.  Stewart,,  Key 
Keepers. — Nine  Stewards  are  appointed  to  the  above  Lodge. 

Shipping. 
The  London  Smacks  sail  every  10  Days,  on  Mondays  and  Thursdays. — Leith 
Smacks  sail  every  14  days,    see  list  of  Agents 


Coaches  from  Bennet's  Hotel,   and 

Royal  Mail  Coach  Office, 

Church-street. 

The  English  Royal  Mail,  through  Aber- 
deen, by  way  of  Nairn,  Forres,  Elgin, 
Fochabers,  Callen,  Banff,  Tariff,  Old 
Meldrum,  arrives  at  Inverness  every 
Night  at  half  past  Eleven,  departs  from 
Ditto  every  Day  at  Three  o'Clook  in 
the  Afternoon. 

The  Caledonian  Highland  Coach  to  Perth 
through  the  Grampion  Hills  and  Dun- 
keld,  leaves  Inverness  every  Monday, 
Wednesday  and  Friday  at  5  ©'Clock  in 
the  Morning,  and  arrives  at  Inverness 
every  Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Saturday, 
at  10  o'clock  at  Night :  this  Coach  con- 
tinues running  through  the  Winter  un- 
less prevented  by  the  Snow. 

The  Thurso  Royal  Mail  Diligence,  thro' 
Beanly,  Dingwall,  Tain,  Golspie,  and 
Wick:  leaves  Inverness  at  six  o'Clock 
every  Morning,  and  arrives  at  12  at 
Noon,  P.  Anderson  Esq.  Proprietor. 

From  Cant's  Hotel,  Church-street,  the 
Duke  of  Gordon,  Post  Coach  to  Aber- 


deen :  leaves  Inverness  at  a  quarter 
before  six  every  Morning,  (Sundays 
excepted)  and  arrives  at  Aberdeen  at 
half  past  nine  at  Night:  Fare  Inside 
£2  5.  Outside  o^l  7.  By  this  mode  of 
conveyance  Passengers  and  Luggage 
are  conveyed  to  London  at  a  moderate 
expence,  as  Vessels  and  Smacks  sail 
from  Aberdeen  to  London  almost  every 
day. 

Carriers. 

Dingwall 
John  Gordon,  every  Tuesday 
Alex  Urquhart,  every  Thursday 
Donald  Ross,  every  Friday 

Tain. 
Hugh  Fraser     }  t^    i.   •  vi. 

WaUerRoss      J  every  Fortnight 

Lochcarron. 
Donald  Mc  Kenzie,  every  Fortnight; 
Dunvegan. 


Geo.  Johnston   1    ,.         .  , 
Jno.Chisholm   (alternately  o 
T„^  M„  T„„„„  C  every  Fortni 


Jno.  Mc  Innes 


every 

KintaU. 
John  Mc  Rae,  ev^ry  Fortnig^kt 


onc« 
ght 


4h 


INVERNESS. 


LochalsTi, 

Fort  William. 
Alexander  Noble,  every  Fortniglit 

Fort  Augtistus. 
Stirling  Castle  Steara  Boat,  every  second 
day 

Urquharl, 
James  flic  Intosh,  every  Friday 

Strathglass. 
Alexander  Mc.  Rae,  every  Friday 

Badenocli. 
Donald  Stewart,  every  Fortnight 


Rothiemurchut. 
Alexander  Matheson,  every  Fortnight 
Nairn. 

Alexander  Cameron  7    „„ ,  ■,«^„„i 

William  Bain  \   ^^ery  Week 

Campbeltown  and  Fortgeorge 

John  Watson    }    .    .  ^    , 

Elgin  and  Forres. 
Wm.  fliurdo'ch,  Robt.  Mc.  Bean,  James 
Winchester,   Alex.  Winchester,  every 
Friday  and  return  same  Day. 
The  above  Carriers  may  be  hear^  of 
at  the  principal  Shops,  there  being  no 
rcffular  Carrier's  Warehouse. 


JEDBURGH, 

A.  BURGH  towii  of  Scotland,  and  tlie  principal  town  of  the  county  of  Roxburgh, 
pleasantly  situated  on  a  declivity  on  the  aoi'lh  side  of  the  river  Jed-  It  is  a  burgh  of  very 
ancient  erection,  and  appears  to  have  been  a  place  of  note  previous  to  the  year  1165,  from 
a  charter  frora  Will'am  tha  Lion,  when  he  founded  the  atibey.  Jedburgh  has  the  honour 
of  parochial  precedency,  being  the  oldest  parish  in  Scotland  of  which  any  historical  record 
has  been  transmitted  to  p:istei'ity  ;  it  has  four  principal  streets  which  cross  each  other  at 
right  angles,  and  termihiitc  in  a  square  or  mat  liet-place,  where  stands  an  elegant  and 
spacious  building,  erected  as  a  Town  House,  Slieriff  and  Justiciary  Court-rooms.  It  is 
governed  by  a  Provost,  four  Baillies,  a  Dean  of  Guild,  a  Treasurer^  assisted  by  a  select 
council  of  the  principal  citi^jens.  Great  quantities  of  stockings,  flannels,  ajid  carpets  are 
here  manufactured.  Thete  are  besides  the  parochial  church,  (which  is  a  most  ancient 
edifice,  and  may  be  considered  one  of  the  niost  elegant  churches  in  the  kingdom,)  three 
Dissenting  Meeting-houies.  The  grammar  and  English  schools,  the  former  under  the 
patronage  of  the  heritors,  the  other  under  the  patronage  of  the  Magistrates,  are  now  united 
and  conducted  with  great  success.  The  reveime  of  the  burgh  arises  entirely  from  the 
rents  of  the  mills,  and  from  customs  upon  meal,  barley,  &e.  impo  ted  into  tlie  town  for 
sale.  The  magistrates  of  Jedburgh  preside  together  with  the  chamberWin  of  the  Duke 
of  Roxburgh,  at  St.  James's  fair,  in  the  vicinity  of  Kelso.  The  poor  of  the  town  are 
maintained  by  an  assessment  laid  upon  the  inhabitants  in  proportion  to  tiie  value  of  their 
houses  and  landed  property.  A  branch  of  the  Eritiali  Linen  Company's  Bank  was 
established  here  in  1791.  A  Saving  Bank  was  also  estalilished  here  in  1815,  which  has 
fully  answerd  the  hopes  of  its  patrons.  Here  is  a  good  Butcher's  market ;  a  Coffee  room ; 
three  public  Libraries,  and  an  Asyium  for  lunatics.  The  town  is  well  supplied  with  ex- 
cellent water,  which  is  conveyed  to  the  town  in  leaden  pipes.  The  ra:i>ket  day  is  on  Thurs- 
day, and  there  are  four  annual  fairs  :  viz.  2nd.  Tliursday  in  Juno,  O.  S.  2nd  Thursday  in 
August,  O.  S.  25th  September,  and  2nd  Thursday  in  Noveml)er,  N.  S^  Jedburgh  lies 
45  miles  south  of  Edinburgh.    Population  30O0. 

Post  Officfe,  High-street.— William  Renwicfe,  Post  Master. 


Post  Towns. 
Berwick 
Coldstream 
Kelso 
Hawick 
Carlisle 
Edinburgh 


33 
23 
10 
10 
54 
45 


Postage. 
7d. 
5 
4 
4 

^ 


Arrivals. 
3  PM. 
3  P.  M. 
3  P.  M. 
6  P.M. 
6  P.  M. 
6  P.  i\l. 


Departures. 
6  A.M. 
6  A.M. 
6  A.M. 
3  A.  M. 
.3  A.  M. 
3  A.M. 


Allletters  must  bri  jmt  ini  the  Office  before  10  in  the  evening  for  thfe  east,  anfl  3  P. M. 

for  the  south. 


Adam  Wm.  cabinet  malier,  Abbey-place  . 
Aititieri  B.  earthen^^are  dealer,  Abbey-phicp 
Aitken  Andr.  boot  &  shoemaker,  Canuon-gt. 
Aitcheson  Gepfge,  tailor',  Market-plac6 
Armstrong  ,  ^hoE.  rope-make^    and'  tSiVerii 
keeper,  High-st.  j 

Bank,  (branch.  <if  iSi  British  Linen  Co.) 


Wm.  Faifj  agent,  and  to  the  Caledonian 

Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Co. 
Bell,J()hii,  watch  andilock-maker,  High-st. 
B6U  Mary,  straw  hat  maker,  and  milliner, 

High-st. 
Bell  George,  writer 
BeUtty  Bf  baker,  Canilon-gate 


JEDBURGH. 


419 


Billenwell  George,  boot  and  shoe  maker, 

Canon-gate 
Botherwick  &  San,  woollen  &  linen  drapers, 

Canon-gate 
Brown  Robert,  hard n-arc  dealer,  Hight-st. 
Brown  Wm.  tavern  keeper,  Burn-wynd 
Carncross   Robert,   boot    and   shoe-maker. 

Tow  nfoot 
Carerhill  Thos.  woollen  and  linen  draper, 

and  spirit  merchant,  Market-place 
Caverhill    Janet'e,    straw  liat   maker    and 

milliner,  Mavkct-place 
Christie  Richd.  &  Thos,  bakers,   Burnwynd 
Christie  Thos.  black  bull  inn,  (;annn-a:at.e 
Common  Geo.  plumber  &  glazier,  liigh-st. 
(Jown  George,  hardware  dealer,  Market.-pl. 
Cranston  Tliomas,  stone  masou  and  builder, 

Bountrys 
Davidson  David,  grocer,  Market-rlacs 
Dodds  Henry,  black-smith,  Hiiih'St, 
Douglass  John,  black-smith,  Townfaot 
Dou2;lass  Jas.  innkeeper.  Canon-gate 
Daujjlass  Thomas,  curritT,  High-st. 
Drydea  VVm.  slvinner  &  glovei-,  Cunon-gate 
Eas'o!)  Walter,  printer.  Abbey-place 
Elliut  George,  bakpr,  Canon-gate 
Forrest  George,  p:un-maker,  Canon-gate 
Grant  Lcv.i.s,  saddler,  Market-place 
GrantJames,  M.  D.  Bnrn-wynd 
C|ji;eenlaw  Wm.  tavera-keepcr,  High-st. 
(Irelcon  George,  caitwrigijt,  Back-gate 
Groves  Win. boot  &  shoemaker,  Boru-wyud 
Hamilton  R.  straw  hat  maker,  Market-place 
Harkncs^  Francis,  writer,  B.mkliead 
Henderson  John,  baker,  Canon-gate 
Hilson  Jas.  &Son,  carpet  manufiR;.Canon-gt. 
Hilson  Govan,  M.  D.  Hi-li-st. 
Hill  David,    tallow-chaiidlei-,    and   grocer. 

Market-place 
Hope  Wm.  iron  founder,  iron  merchant,  and 

hardware  dealer,  HIgh-st. 
Hope  Robert,  boot  and  shoemaker,  High-st. 
Hope  Geo.  &  Wra.  woollen  drapers,  High-st. 
Huggion  George,  stOne  mason.  Abbey- place 
Halleburton  Geo.  cabinet  maker,  Abbey-pl. 
Henderson  Jas.  writer,  procurator  fiscal,  and 

Justice  Peace  clerk.  Canon-gate 
Hume  VVm.  baker,  High  st. 
Jackson  J n- tobacconist  &grocer,  Canon-gate 
Jackson  Jas.  grocer  &  spirit  mercht-High-st 
Jerdon  Andrew,  boot&shoemaker,  Abbey-p. 
Jerdon  Charles,  cartwright,  Canon-gate 
Ingram  Wm.  messenger,  HigTi-st. 
Laing  Elizabeth,  spread  eagle  inn,  High-st. 
Leariiiond    Robert,     eartiienware     dealer. 

Canon-gate 
Lee  Wm.  writer  and  mes'^enger,  High-st. 
Madder  Jas.  baker,  Town-head 
Madder  John,  baker,  Hi)rh-st. 

Maxwell ,  M.  D.  Townhead 

Mien  Andrew,  fellmonger,  Canon-gate 
Mercer  Andrew,  tailor,  Townhead 
MetherJohn,  boot&shoemaker,  Canon-gate 
Oliver  John,  corn  mcrclit.  Old  Bridge-end 
Oliver  William,  dyer.  Abbey-place 
Oliver  Gilbert,  tailor,  Canon-gate 
Oliver  George,  keeper,  Market-place 
54 


Purdie  Janette,  inn  keeper,  Townhead 
Reid  Andrew,  boot  &  shoe  maker,  High-st. 
Reid  George,  writer  &  messenger,  High-st. 
Reid  Wm.  writer  and  messenger,  High-st, 
Reid  John,  tallow-chandler,    groeer,    and 

spirit  merchant,  High-st, 
Renwick  Wm.  bookseller,  stationer,  druggist 

and  post  master,  High-st 
Renwick  Elizabeth,  grocer.  Market-place 
Renwick  Jn.  nursery  &  seedsman,  High-st. 
Robi.son  John,  woollen  and  linen  draper  and 

spirit  merchant.  Canon-gate 
Rutherford  Jn.&Co.  stocking  manufacturers, 

and  wool  spinners,  Canon-gate 
Rutherford  VVm.  jun.  writer,  and  agent  for 

Hercules  Insurance  Ofllce,  High-st. 
Rutherford  Robert,  writer.  Friars 
Rutherford  Wm.  saddler,  Higb-st. 
Rutherford  Thos.  watch  and  clock    maker 

High-st 
Rutherford  Isabella,  (avern  keeper,  Town-h. 
Riithertord  Ann,  woollen  draper,  Market-p. 
Rutherford  M.  straw  hatmaker,aud  milliner, 

Townhead 
Scotts  Academy,  Abbey  Close 
Scott  Charles,  baker,  High-st. 
Scott  Andrew,  surveyor  of  taxes,  High-st. 
Selkerk  John,   cabinet  maker  and  builder, 

High-st. 
Sharp  Robert,  watch-«nd  clock  maker,  and 

hardware  dealer.  Market-place 
Shortreed  Robert,  sheriflF  sub.   and  writer. 

Town's  House 
Shortreed  Thos.  writer  and  agent  for  theNor- 

wich  Union  Insurance  Office,  Town-house 
Smith  Elizabeth,  tavern  keeper 
Slight  Jaf?.  provision  merchant,  Bnrn-wynd 
Storrcy  George, eartiienware  dealer,  Canon-g 
Tail  George,  corn  merchant  and  miller 
Taylor  Jolin,  woollen  draper.  Market-place 
Teifor  Wm.  dyer,  Higb-st, 
Telfor  James,  haberdaslier,  Burn-wj-nd 
Teifor  James,  cabinet  maker,  Burn  wynd 
Turnbull  Waiter,  merchant  tailor,  Higl.-st. 
Turnbull  Jas  cooper,  Abbey-place 
Veitch  John,  grocer,  Hurn-wynd 
Veitch  Wm.  machine  maker,  High-st. 
Veitch  John,  cooper,  Burn-wynd 
Watt  John  (academy)  Friars 
Wilson  Robert,  surgeon,  High-street 
Wilson  Thos.  &  Son,  painters.  Abbey-place 
Wight  Thomas,  brewer,  i!igh-st. 
White  Jas,  habeidasher,  Burn-wynd 
Wood  Saml.  writer  and  town  clerk,  High-st. 
Wright  Wm.  surgeon,  Burn-wynd 
VVintrop  George,  stone  mason,  High-st. 
Young  George,  baker,  Caiion-gate 
Voung  Thos,  boot  &.  shoemaker,  Market-pl. 
Young  AVm.  surgeon,  High-st. 

M  ft  gist  rales,  4*«- 

George  Hilson,  Esq.  Provost 
James  Murray  ~\ 

John  Robison  I 

William  Young  t 

John  Rutherford       J 
William  Hope,  Dean  of  Guild 


Baiilies 


4^ 


JEDBURGH. 


William  Botlierwick,  treasurer 
'Samuel  Wood,  town  clerk 

Incorporated  Trades^ 
;Flesbers,  Wm.  Rinoston,  deacon 
Tailors,  Gilbert  Oliver,  deacon 
Skinners,  Andrew  Mein,  deacon 
Wrights,  Robert  Aitken,  deacon 
Smiths,  Lewis  Grant,  deacon 
Masons,  George  Common,  deacon 
Weavers,  George  Balfour,  deacon 
William  Reid,  clerk 

Andrew  Jerdan,  deacon  of  .the  shoemakers 
and  convener 

Coaches. 
To  Edinburgh.      From  Spread  Eagle  Inn, 
Monday,  Wednesday,  &  Friday,  at  eight 


morning,   returns  Tues.  Thurs.  and  Si^t. 

four  o'clock,  P.  M. 

Carriers,  '■ 

To  Berwick,  Robert  Douglass,  departs  Fri. 

arrives  Wednesday. 
Berwick,  Matthew  Young,   departs  Friday, 

returns  Wednesday 
Berwick,  Thomas-  Turnbull,  departs  Friday 
,    returns  Wednesday 
Edinburgh,  James  Davidson,  departs  Wed. 

returns  Saturday 
Kelso,    Andrew    Jerdan,    departs     Friday 

returns  same  evening 
Hawick,  John  Bonner,  departs  Wednesday 

returns  Thursday 
Newcastle,   Boustoa ,    arrives    on 

Monday,  departs  Tuesday 


Is 


JOHNSTONE,  OR  BRIG  OF  JOHNSTONE, 


Is  a  Post  Town  of  Renfrewshire,  distant  3|  miles  from  Paisley,  8  from  Beith,  7  from 
iiochn'innoch,  and  11§  from  Glasgow.  Owing  to  the  introduction  of  the  business  of  spin- 
ning Cotton  by  Machinery,  this  once  inconsiderable  hamlet  has  assumed  the  appearance 
and  reality  of  a  large  and  flourishing  town.  The  following  statement  will  serve  to  show 
its  rapid  increase  : — The  ground  was  begun  to  be  feued  in  the  year  1782,  when  the  total 
number  of  inhabitants  consisted  of  only  10  persons.  In  1801  the  population  had  attained 
to  the  prodigious  increase  of  2304  ;  in  1811  to  3647,  and  at  the  present  period  amounts  to 
upwards  of  4G0O,  Johnstone  has  about  20  mills  employed  in  the  manufacture  of  Cotton 
Yarns.  It  has  several  good  streets  ;  the  principal  one  proceeding  from  the  suburb  called 
:Thorn,  crosses  the  canal,  and  forms  one  wing  of  the  large  tquare;  thence  extends  west- 
ward to  the  bridge  ovc  the  Whitecart  river  (from  which  bridge  the  town  derives  its  com- 
mon appellation).  This  street,  which  is  of  a  commodious  breadth,  contains  a  number  of 
good  shops,  and  the  two  principal  inns,  at  one  of  which  the  business  of  the  Post-office  is 
transacted.  Johnstone,  being  comparatively  an  infant  establishment,  contains  nothing  to 
gratify  the  Antiquarian,  but  certainly  much  to  delight  the  Philanthropist,  as  an  early  at- 
tention has  been  paid  to  the  establishments  of  Religion  and  Education.  The  government 
of  the  town  is  intrusted  to  a  Magistrate  and  Committee  of  Managers,  who  hold  a  Court  on 
the  first  Friday  in  every  month.  The  places  appropriated  to  divine  worship  are,  the 
Burgher  Church  and  a  Chapel  of  Ease.  The  town  has  also  a  good  public  School  and  many 
private  Seminaries ;  likewise  a  Subscription  Library  and  News-room.  A  Canal  having 
been  some  years  since  formed  to  connect  Johnstone  with  the  towns  of  Paisley  and  Glas- 
gow, gives  the  advantage  of  an  Jjasy  and  cheap  communication  with  these  towns.  On  this 
canal  Packet-boats  sail  twice  daily,  and  Luggage-boats  every  morning.  In  the  immediate 
neighbourhood  of  the  town  are  the  valuable  Coal-mines  belonging  to  L,  Houstoun,  Esq. 
the  veins  of  which  are  iu  some  places  from  70  to  90  feet  thick  in  several  strata,  and  occa- 
sionally produce  a  revenue  of  nearly  10,000/.  per  annum.  Near  the  town  is  the  seat  of 
Sir  W.  M  Napier,  Bart.  A  market  has  not  at  present  been  established,  but  fairs  are  held 
on  the  second  Thursday  in  July,  and  the  last  Thursday  in  October;  a  horse  fair  also  on 
the  last  Friday  in  December.     Races  are  held  at  the  July  fair. 

Post-OflBce,  High-street. — Post  Master,  Thomas  Mills.      Letters  arrive  at  twelve  at 
noon  and  seven  in  the  evening  from  Paisley ;  dispatched  at  nine  and  ten  in  the  morning. 


AitchesoH  John,  wrigbt,  High-st. 

Aitken  Wm.  cotton-spinner,  Adelphi-mills 

Allan  George,  grocer,  Collier-st. 

Allan  John,  vintner,  Church-st. 

Andrew  Thos.  merchant-tailor,  High-st, 

Arrol  Thos.  vintner  &  auctioneer,  &c.  High- 
street 

Barr  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  Square 

Barr  Rt.  vintner,  Thorn 

Black  James,  shoe-maker,  High-st. 

Bi.'.i^kburn  John,  merchant,  linen  &  woollen 
draper,  hatter  and  hosier,  High-st, 

Blackbarn  James,  grocer,  High-st, 


Blackwood  James,  vintner,  Quarreltown 

Boag  James,  house  builder,  Dimity-st. 

Boag  James,  cartwright  and  joiner,  High-st. 

Boyle  John,  weavers'  wright,  &c.  High-st. 

Brock  Walter  &  Co.  cotton-spinners,  Bank- 
top-mill  ;  acting  partner,  Wm.  Shanks 

Buchanan  John,  stocking  manufacturer, 
M'Dowal-st. 

Buchanan  Thos.  vintner,  Church-st. 

Buntin  Wm,  tailor,  High-st. 

Burnet  Jas.  grocer  and  vintner,  Quarreltown 

C.imeron  &  M'Nicof,  cotton-spinrs.  High-st. 

Cameron  Peter,  Bleachfleld,  Midtowu 


JOHNSTONE,  OR  BRIG  6F  JOHNSTONE. 


421 


Campbell  Wm.  writer,  Johnstone 

Campbell  and  Hall,  grocers  and  provision 
dealers,  High-st. 

Chlllas  Arthur,  candle  manufac.  ChurcU-st. 

Clappertoa  Rev.  Mr.  boardingschool,  Kings- 
mill 

Clarke  George,  grocer,  High-st. 

Clark  Hugh,  tinsmith,  M'Dowal-st. 

Clark  John,  shoe-maker,  M'Dowal-st. 

Clark  James,  grocer,  &c.  Church-st. 

Craig  John,  cross  keys  inn,  High-st. 

Crawford  Wm.  grocer  &  vintner,  M'Dowal- 
street 

Cuthbertson  Wm.  vintner,  High-st. 

Davies  John,  bookbinder,  High-st. 

Douglas  James,  ironmonger,  &c,  High-st. 

Dunipace  Rt.  ironmonger,  High-st. 

Easden  Wm.  auctioneer  &  hardware  dealer, 
High-st. 

Falkner  David,  vintner,  High-st. 

Fife  John,  manufacturer  of  cotton  yam  and 
candlewick,  M'Dowal-st. 

Fife  Wm.  eotton-spinner,  William-st. 

FindlayJos.  cotton-spinner.  Bridge  of  fVeir 

Finnic  Gloud,  vintner,  High-st. 

Fletcher  Peter,  tinsmith,  High-st. 

Frazer  John,  teacher,  John-st. 

Fraaer  Thos.  apothecary,  High-st. 

Gait  Jas.  &  Co.  shoe-makers,  High-st. 

Gibson  John,  grocer,  &c.  M'Dowal-st. 

Glen  Allan,  baker,  Church-st. 

Gow  Gebrge,  shoe-maker,  High-st. 

Gow  John,  shoe-maker,  High-st. 

Graham  Bernard,  vintner,  High-st. 

Gray  James,  shoe-maker.  Square 

Gray  Robert,  brazier  and  tinsmith,  High-st. 

Hall  Alex,  seedsman,  High-st. 

Hall  Joseph,  vintner.  Thorn 

Hall  Thomas,  vintner.  Thorn 

Hamilton  John,  cooper,  Collier-st. 

Hodgart  Robert,  spirit  merchant,  (and  agent 
to  the  London  genuine  tea  comp.)  Geo.-st, 

Hodgert  Robt.  writer,  High-st. 

Holburn  Jas.  stone-mason,  Rankin-st. 

Houston  Gavin,  dyer,  Collier-st. 

Houston  James,  watch-maker,  High-st. 

Houstoun  Wm.  Esq.  cotton-spinner,  John- 
stone Castle 

Houstoun  Ludovick,  Esq.  coal  proprietor, 
Johnstone  Castle 

Jackson  John,  vintner  and  grocer,  High-st. 

Jackson  John,  cabinet-maker,  High-st. 

Johnstone  John,  teacher,  (library)  Wm.-st. 

Johnstone  Wm,  rope-maker.  Square 

Johnstone  Hugh,  grocer,  &c.  High-st. 

Kennedy  Wm.  master  of  the  town  school, 
Green 

King  Wm.  sen.  cotton-spinner,  Old-mill  and 
Elderslie 

Knox  Rt.  watch-maker,  High-st, 

Laing  Robt.  &  Co.  cotton-spinners,  Maiu-st. 

Laird  John,  grocer,  &c.  High-st. 

Laucock  Wm.  grocer,  High-st. 

Lochhead  James,  grocer,High-st. 

Loudon  Hugh,  merchant,  umbrella  and  para- 
sol manufacturer,  High-st. 

Loudon  James,  baker,  High-st. 

M'Clurs  John,  shoe-maker,  Higb-st. 


M'Cormick  Rt.  shoe-maker,  &c.  High-st. 
M'CuUoch  James,  grocer,  Churc^-st. 
M'Donald  '•  ihn,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer. 

Square 
M'Donald  Jno.  sotton-spinner,  M'Dowal-st. 
M'Dougal  Neal,  vtr.tner,  High-st. 
M'Farland  James,  s.nith,  Wm.-st. 
M'Neil  John,  shoe-maker,  Collier-st- 
M'Nicol  Archibald,  vintner,  Wm.-st. 
M'Pherson  Hugh,  saddler,  High-st. 
Marshall  Robt.  smith  and  machine-maker, 

High-st. 
Mills  Thomas,  post-master,  (black  bull  inn) 

High-st. 
Mitchell  Jas.  vintner.  Square 
Montgomery  Robt.  and  Co.  cotton-spinners, 

Peockland 
More  Rt.  grocer  and  draper,  High-st. 
Muirhead  James,  baker,,  Main-st. 
Munn  Alex,  shoe-maker,  High-st. 
Napier  Sir  W.  M.  Bart.  MilUkcn 
Neilson  Allan  G.  farmer,  Cochran-mill 
Gates  Jas.  plaisterer,  &g.  Rankin-st. 
Orr  James,  boot  and  shoe-maker,  Main-st. 

Page ,  teacher,  Collier-st. 

Parkinson  James,  grocer,  High-st. 
Patrick  Alex,  vintner,  Quarreltown 
Pearson  Thos.  plaisterer,  CJiurch-st, 
PiiikertoD  Wm.  linen  and  woollen  draper, 

High-st. 
Pinkerton  James,  surgeon,  High-st. 
Pinkerton  Wm.  druggist,  High-st, 
Pinkerton  Jas.  sen.  stone-mason,  Church-st. 
Pinkerton  Jas.  jun.  stone-mason,  High-st. 
Preston  Rt.  stone-mason,  Rankin-st. 
Preston  John,  nail  manufacturer,  High-st- 
Raine  Wm.  house  painter,  High-st. 
Ramsay  James,  vintner.  Thorn 
Reid  John,  stone-mason,  Church-st. 
Reid  James,  tailor,  High-st, 
Reid  Mary,  earthenware  dealer,  High-st. 
Ilobb  Elizabeth,  vintner,  High-st. 
Robertson  Robt.  vintner,  High-st. 
Robertson  Wm.  shoe-maker,  High-st. 
Rodger  James,  gr»cer,  Church-st. 
Scott  Jas.  wheelwright  Se  turner,  Church-st. 
Sharp  Dunl.  spiric  dealer,  High-st. 
Sinclair  Catherine,  vintner,  High-st. 
Smith  Hugh,  engineer  and  machine-maker, 

William-st. 
Smith  James,  timber-merchant,  Wm.-st. 
Smith  Robt.  ironmonger,  &c.  High-st. 
Steel  Matthew,  tailor.  Square 
Steel  John,  grocer,  Quarreltown 
Stewart  A.  &  R.  cotton-spinners.  Bridge 
Taylor  Allan,  smith,  Ranki»-st. 
Thom  Andrew,  surgeon.  Square 
Thomson  James,  baker,  High-st. 
Todd  Wm.  dealer  in  cotton  goods,  High-st. 
Turnbull  Thomas  and  Co.  cotton-spinners, 

M'Dowal-st. 
Wallace  Rt,  grocer,  (&  capt.  of  the  packet) 

High-st, 
Watson  VVm.  shoe-malier,  High-st. 
Watt  John,   merchant,  linen  and  woollen 

draper.  High. si. 
Watts  Logan  &  Co.  cotton-spinaers,  Rankiu- 

street. 


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JOHNSTONE,  OR  BRIG  OF  JOHNSTONE. 


Coaches. 

A  Post  Coach  passes  through  Quarreltoiun 
(a  suburb  of  Johnstone)  to  Kilmarnock, 
every  Monday  and  Wednesilay  mornings, 
at  half-past  nine,  and  every  Friday  morn- 
ing, at  half-past  seven  ;  to  Paisley,  every 
Tuesday,  at  half-past  12  at  noon,  every 
Thursday,  at  half-past  10  in  the  morning:, 
and  every  Saturd.  at  half-past  12  at  noon, 

A  Coach  from  the  Post-office,  High-st.  to 
Glasgow,  every  Wednesday  morning,  at 
nine  ;  returns  at  seven  in  the  evening. — 
Insitle,  3*. ;  outside,  2*. 

The  Glasgow,  Paisley  and  Ardrossan  Canal 


Company  (warehouse,  Johnstone  \vharf)i 
convey  goods  daily  to  Paisley  and  Glas- 
goiv ;  the  Luggage-boats  depart  at  nine  ia 
the  morning,  the  Packet  departs  every 
lawful  day  at  nine  in  the  morning,  and  at 
four  in  the  aftern. — Agent,  Jas.  Wallace. 

Carriers. 

'Jas.  Allan,  to  Greenock,  every  Friday  morn- 
ing, at  seven 

David  Allan,  to  Glasgow,  every  Wednesday 
and  Saturday,  at  nine  in  the  morning. 

Carriers  from  Blackwood's,  Quarreltown, 
to  Beith,  Dairy,  Largs,  &cc.  daily. 


KEITH 

Is  situated  in  the  parish  of  Banff,  on  the  banks  of  the  Isia,  about  50  miles  north  of 
Aberdeen,  and  60  miles  west  of  Inverness,  it  is  built  on  a  rising  ground  and  is  surrounded 
on  all  sides  by  hills  ;  there  is  erecting  by  the  Earl  of  Fyfe,  a  new  town  called  Fyfe  Keith, 
which  is  seperated  from  Old  Keith  by  the  Isla.  Keith  is  divided  iuto  three  divisions, 
viz.  New  and  Old  Keith  and  Fyfe  Keith.  The  old  town  of  Keith  has  declined  consi- 
derably, since  the  establishment  of  the  new,  which  was  begun  about  the  year  1750,  by 
the  Earl  of  Findlater,  upon  a  barren  muir  fued  off  in  tenemrnts  containing  15  yards  by 
60  yards,  it  is  formed  on  a  regular  plan  of  three  parallel  streets  and  a  spacious  square,  in 
which  is  held  the  fairs  and  weekly  markets.  There  is  no  authentic  document  on  record 
of  the  origin  of  the  old  town  of  Keith,  the  history  of  Morayshire  says,  "  it  is  of  un- 
known antiquity,  above  500  years.  A  new  Church  of  the  established  religion  of  Scotland 
was  opened  tor  public  worship  in  February  1819,  it  is  an  elegantand  commodious  building 
in  the  modern  Gothic  style  of  architecture,  will  contain  about  2000  people,  it  is  supposed 
to  be  the  handsomest  building  of  the  kind  in  the  north  of  Scotland.  The  old  church  is 
quite  in  ruins,  the  stones  have  been  taken  to  build  a  wall  round  the  burial  ground  belong- 
ing to  the  parish.  There  is  an  English  Chapel,  a  Methodist,  a  Roman  Catholic  and  two 
for  Seceders.  About  4alf  a  mile  from  the  town,  on  the  banks  of  the  Isla,  is  an  extensive 
woollen  spinning  mill.  There  are  also  two  flax  mills  in  the  neighbourhood ;  there  has 
been  erected  on  the  scite  of  the  old  mill,  known  by  t!ie  ftame  of  the  mill  of  Keith,  under 
the  patronage  of  the  Earl  of  Fyfe,  a  new  mill  upon  an  improved  plan,  for  grinding  corn, 
»nd  which  seems  likely  to  be  of  the  greatest  utility  to  the  public.  On  the  Cairds-hill, 
denoting  in  Gaelic,  the  hill  oj^  friench,  are  the  rsmains  of  aDruidical  temple,  near  which 
several  tumuli  have  been  opened  and  found  to  contain  the  remains  of  an  ancient  sepulchre. 
There  are  here  four  Libraries,  riz.  two  evangelical,  one  a  subscription  and  one  a  Juveni'le  ; 
also  several  friendly  societies,  the  St.  James's  lodge  of  operatical  freemasons,  is  the  most 
mimerous  in  Scotland  :  a  new  lodge  of  geometrical  fi'eemasons,  has  lately  been  instituted 
under  the  patronage  of  the  Earl  of  Fyfe,  which  in  point  of  respectability  bids  fair  to 
rival  any  institution  of  that  kind.  Tradition  states  an  encounter  in  Old  Keith  about  150 
years  ago,  between  Mr.  Gordon  of  Glengarack,  one  of  tlie  proprietors,  and  Rsy  M'Grigor, 
the  head  of  a  band  of  robbers,  who,  after  a  desperate  resistance  was  defeated,  taken  &  the 
band  destroyed.  Keith  is  governed  by  a  B?uon  Baillie.  There  are  four  fairs  held  here, 
viz,  the  1st  Tuesday  in  April,  O.  S..  the  1st  Tuesday  in  June,  O.  S.,  IstTuesday  in  Sep- 
tember, O.  S.,  foj-  cattle,  and  continues  the  remainder  of  the  week,  and  1st  Tuesday  after 
Martinmas  O.  S.     Population  is  estimated  at  about  3500.     Market-day,  Friday. 

Alexander  Cowie,  Post  Master. — Office,  Mid-street. 

Miles.  Postage,         Arrrives.  Departs. 

Aberdeen  49  8</.     One  o'clock  at  noon.     One  o'clock  at  noon. 

Fochabers  _  9  4        Half  past  11  at  night.     Half  past  11  at  night. 

Criagellachie  12  4       Departs  Sunday,    Tuesday   and    Friday  at   one 

o'clock  at  noon,  and  returns  about  1 1  same  night 


Aberdeen  banking  Co.  John  Taylor,  agent. 
Mid-street,  on  Sir  W.  Forbes  &  Co.Ediu- 
burgh,  and  Sir  Peter  Pole  &  Co. London. 

Asher  James,  baker,  Square 

Bain  Thomas,  wright,  Land-st. 

Bennett  George,  grocer,  Mid-st. 

Betton  Thttmas,  tailor,  Mid-st, 


Brander  George,  woollen  draper,  Mid-st. 

Bunyan  Rev,  James,  Land-st, 

Cowie  Alex,  writer,  M'.d-st. 

Davidson  Alex,  dyer,  Square 

Dow  James,  grocer.  Bridge-end 

Duncan  Wm.  grocer,  Mid-st. 

Esson  Robert,  wool  carder  and  spinner 


KEITH. 


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Evall  Ann,  baker,  Land-st. 

Forsyth  John,  tanner.  Bridge-end 

Forsyth  Wni.  bookseller,  &c.   Mid  st. 

Gall  James,  brewer,  Union-st, 

Garrow  Robert,  wood  tnrncr,  Land-st. 

Gatherer  John,  writer.  Square 

Gatherer  James,  writer.  Square 

George  James,  yarn  man'ifactnrer,  Land-st. 

Gordon  Robert,  Gordon's  Arms,  Mid-st. 

Grant  John,  wrijUt,  Land-st. 

Hendry  James,    watch  and   clock  maker, 

Mid-street 
Hendry  James,  vint^ner,  Square 
Hendry  \Vm.  wriglit,  Square 
Hepburn  John,  linen,  &c.  draper,   IVIid-st. 
Ingram  .)ames and  Son,  grocers,  Mid-st, 
Jackson  VVra.  wrighl,  Land-st. 
Jamieson  Walter,  grocer,  Fyfe-kcitli 
Johnston  Thomas,  manufacturer,  Moss-st. 
Johnston  James,  brazier,  &c.  Moss-st. 
Keith  John,  grocer,  Square 

Kennedy  Rev. ',  Mid-st. 

Kynoch  George,  coppersmith,  Mid-st, 
Laing  James,  watch,  &c,  maker,  Mid-it. 
Laing'  VVm.  grocer,  Mid-st, 
Laurence  George,  watch,  &c.  maker,  Mid-st 
Laurence  Alex,  surgeon,  Ciilhill-st. 
Lyon  James,  grocer,  Mid-st. 
M'Donald  John,  saddler,  &c.  Mid-sth 
M' Donald,  surgeon,  Fyfe-keith 
M'Lean  Rev.  James,  Manse 
Mann  George,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  Land-st 
Mann  Tharles,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  Mid-st 
Menzies  George,  surgeon.  Square 
Merson  George,  woollen  draper,  Mid-st. 
Milne  James,  woollen  draper.  Mid-st. 
Milne  Peter,  wright,  Cuthill-st. 
Murdock  Rev.  John,  Union-st. 
Nicol  George,  ironmonger,  Mid-st. 
Pirie  John,  flax  dresser,  Fyfe-keith 


Reid  Rev.  James,  Kemp-cairn 

Rhynis  George,  woollen  draper,  Mid-st. 

Robb  Wm.  lioen,  otc.  draper,  Mid-st. 

Robertson  John,  wright,  Land-st. 

Sandison  John,  vintner,  Land-st, 

Skinner  John,  Red  Lion,  Land-st. 

Smart  John,  grocer,  stone,   china  and  glass 

dealer,  and  agent  to  the  London  geuuinp 

tea  company,  Square 
Sutherland  David,  watch,  &c.  makcr,Square 
Taylor  James,  woollen  draper,  Mid-st, 
Taylor  James,  saddler,  &c.  Square 
Urquiiart  Robert,  surgeon,  Mid-st, 
Wilson  .\lex.  Esq.  baron  baillie  and  factor 

(o  the  Rarl  of  Findlater  and  Seafield 
Wishart  John,  dyer 

Coaches. 

From  the  Gordon's  Arms,  Mid-street,  the 
Duke  of  Gordon  to  Aberdeen  every  law<^ 
ful  day  at  half  past  two  o'clock  in  the  af- 
ternoon, and  to  Elgin,  Nairn  and  Inver- 
ness every  lawful  day,  at  one  at  noon. 

From  the  Red  Lion,  Land-street,  the  .Mar- 
chioness of  Huntly,  to  Aberdeen,  every 
lawful  dav,  at  10  o'clock  in  the  mornin|', 
and  to  Elgin  every  lawful  day  at  half  past 
two  o'clock  in  the  afternoon.  N.B.  pas- 
sengers by  this  coach  are  forwarded  to 
Forres,  Nairn  and  Inverness  by  the  Roy- 
al Mail. 

Carriers. 

Frazer  William,  Land-streot,  to  Aberdeen 
every  Monday. 

Shepherd  James,  Mid-street,  to  Aberdeert, 
every  Monday, 

Smith  Alexander,  Mid-street,  to  Aberdeen^ 
every  Mouday. 

Monroe  Hugh,  Old-keith,  to  Banff,  day 
uncertain. 


KELSO, 

Ml  considerable  market  town  in  Roxburghshire,  pleasantly  situated  at  the  confluence  af 
the  rivers  Teviot  and  Tweed,  on  an  extensive  plain,  bounded  on  all  sides  by  rising  grounds, 
and  covered  with  plantations,  forming  a  most  beautiful  amphitheatre.  It  is  built  in  the 
manner  of  a  Flemish  town,  with  a  large  square  and  six  streets,  going  from  it  at  regular 
distances.  In  the  square  stands  the  town  house,  with  the  principal  Uo\ises  and  shops. 
The  parish  chur<ih  and  episcopal  chapel,  are  elegant  buildings,  and  add  much  to  the  beauty 
of  the  town.  The  bridge  over  the  Tweed  was  carried  atray  in  1798,  but  it  has  been  rebuilt 
on  an  elegant  plan.  There  is  a  dispensary,  with  rooms  for  the  reception  of  the  sick,  and 
»a  public  subscription  library,  containing  a  valuable  collection  of  books.  The  Duke  of 
Roxburgh  is  Lord  of  the  Manor.  The  town  is  governed  by  a  baron  baillie,  appointed 
by  the  Duke,  and  fifteen  sentma?ters,  of  whicli  the  Duke  nominates  seven,  the  others 
are  elected  by  the  merchants,  and  the  Sve  corporations.  During  the  border  wars,  Kelso 
was  three  times  burnt  down  by  the  English,  it  was  also  totally  destroyed  in  1686,  by  an 
accidental  fire,  and  nearly  so  about  sixty  years  ago.  The  principal  trade  carried  on  is  the 
dressing  of  sheep  and  lamb  skins,  of  which  a  great  quantity  are  annually  exported.  A 
considerable  business  is  carried  on  in  the  manufacture  of  woollen  cloth  and  stockings. 
Kelso  is  a  place  of  great  gaiety,  and  is  often  the, seat  of  the  Caledonian  hunt,  and  has 
well  attended  races.  A  considerable  part  of  the  abbey  of  Kelso,  (formerly  an  immense 
edifice)  still  remains  and  exhibits  a  venerable  monument  of  the  magnificence  of  ancient  times, 
it  was  built  by  David  th^  I.  Roxburgh  castle,  wbicii  has  been  in  a  ruinous  state  ever  since 
tl)e  reign  of  James  the  III.  is  equally  admired  tor  its  strength  as  a  fortress,  as  the  abbey 
is  for  its  extent  and  magnificence,  'i'he  variety  of  charming  prospects  which  this  part  of 
the  country  exhibits,  the  inhabitants.have  much  reason  to  boast  of.    The  principal  markets 


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KELSO. 


or  fairs,  are  the  first,  second,  thirdjfand  fourth  Fridays  in  Feb.  first  Friday  in  March, 
second  Friday  in  May,  fifth  day  in  August,  second  day  in  November.  Population  is  about 
4500. 


Post  Office,  Wood  Market. — James  Darling,  Post  Master. 

Post  Towns. 

Postage. 

Miles. 

Departure.                  Arrivals. 

Berwick 

6d. 

24 

half  past  1  P.M.      half  past  7  A.  M. 

Coldstream 

4 

10 

half  past  1    „  „       half  past  7  A.  M. 

Hawick 

6 

20 

half  past  1    „  „ 

half  past  7  A.M. 

Jedburgh 

4 

10        half  past  1    „  „ 

half  past  7  A.M. 

St.  Boswells 

4 

10                       8  A.M. 

half  past  1  P.  M. 

Milrose 

4 

15                       8  A.M. 

half  past  1  P.  M. 

Edinburgh 

91 

80        half  past  I    P.M. 

half  past  7  A.M. 

The  Btail  to  Edinburgh 

goes  by  way  of  Berwick,  making  the  distance  34  miles  more  than 

by  the  direct  road. 

Aitcheson  EUen,  confectioner.  Market-place 
Allan  Jas.  skinner,  Roxburgh-st. 
Amley  Geo.  auctioneer,  Roxburgh-st. 
Amers  Samuel,  cooper,  Wood-market 
Anderson  Geo.  boot  and  shoe-maker  M'^'l'ct- 

place 
Anderson  T.  boot  and  shoe-maker.  Market- 
place 
Anderson  John,  builder.  Wood-market 
Anderson  J.  nail  manufacturer,  Horse-market 
Ballanlyne  Alexd.  printer  of  the  Kelso  Mail 
Monday  and  Thursday,  and  agent  for  the 
Sun  Fire  Office,  Bridge-st. 
Ballantyne  Wm.  (academy)  Market-place 
Ballantyne  Elizabeth,  grocer.  Market-place 
Balmer  Stephen,  ironmonger,  Bridge-st. 
Blackie  Alexd.  saddler.  Bridge-st. 
Boyd  Wm,  brewer,  Roxburgh-st. 
Burns  John,  plasterer 
Buvnlie  Rt.  rope-maker.  Town-head 
Broomfield  John,  corn  merchant  and  miller, 

Kelso  Mill 
Broomfield  Andrew,  tailor.  Horse-market 
Brown  John,  baker,  Oven-wynd 
Bruc*  Rt.  writer,  and  agent  for  Eagle  Fire 

Office 
Bryce  Js.  boot  &  shoe-maker,  Horse-market 
Cairns  Wm.  hat  manufacturer,  Market-place 
Clark  Wm.  cabinet-maker  and  timbea'  mer- 
chant, Roxburgh-st. 
Curry  Jas.  white  swan  inn.  Market-place 
Curie  Elizth.  meal  and  flour  dealer,  Horse- 
market 
Cuthburtson  and  Wood,  millwrights 
Craig  J,  sea.  boot  and  shoe-maker.  Market- 
place 
Craig  J.  jun.  boot  &  shoe-maker,  Bridge-st. 
Darling  Jas.   writer,   and  N.  P.   and   ageat 
for  a  branch  of  the  bank  of  Scotland, 
Wood-market 
Darling  Rt.  writer,  and  town  clerk,  Wood- 
market 
Darling  and  Hunne,  millwrights.  Bridge-end 
Darling  Jas.  tobacconist.  Horse-market 
Davidgon  Aadfcw,  tailor,  Roxburgh-st. 
Dickson  Jas.  cabinet-maker,  Horse-market 
Dickson  Elizabeth,  grocer,  Horse-market 
Dicksan  Thos^  messenger,  Horse-market 
Dicksoa   £.  straw  hat-maker  and  milliner, 
Horse-i»a£ket 


Dickie  Jobn,  tailor,  Horse-market 

Dods  Andw.  writer  and  messenger,  Pringle- 

bank 
Douglass  Jas.  M,  D.  Market-place 
Dryden  John,  rope  and  net-maker.  Wood- 
market 
Eckford  Geo,  grocer  and  tobacconist.  Horse- 
market 
Elliot   Wm.  architect,  builder  and    timber 

merchant,  Horse-market 
Elliot  Jas.  baker.  Market-place 
Elliot  Margaret,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer, 

Bridge-st. 
Fair  Thos.  &  Sons,  woollen  &  linen  drapers. 

Market-place 
Fairbairn  James,  black-smith  and  machine- 
maker,  Hoi'se-marJset 
Fleming  Alexd.  biack-smith,  Bridge-st. 
Fouler  Adam,  nail  manufacturer,  Roxburgh- 
street 
Freebairn  Jas.  black-smith.  Horse-market 
Gilles  Geo.  parish  accademy,  Church-wynd 
Gibb  John,  cabinet-maker.  Horse-market 
Gibson  John,  baker,  Bridge-st. 
Glendiuing  Geo.  baker,  Mill-wynd 
Gray  John,  cooper,  Roxburgh-st. 
Gray  John,  stone-mason  &  builder,  Pringl«- 

bank 
Gray  Rt.  brazier  and  tinman ,  Market-place 
Greenlaw  Elizabeth,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer, 

Roxburgh-st, 
Haldane  Jas.  writer,  and  N.  P. 
Hardie  Joseph,  confectioner.  Wood-market 
Henderson  Joseph,  woollea  and  linen  draper, 

Roxburgh-street 
Hewart  Thos.  auetioneer,  Hoi-se-market 
Hewart  Jas.  inn  keeper.  Market-place 
Home  Jas.  writer  and  N.  P.  Roxburgh-st. 
Hoops  Jas.  wdolleu  &  linen  draper.  Market- 
place 
Houy  Wm.  writer  and  messenger,  Pringle- 

bank 
Houy  Geo.  writer  and  N.  P.  Pringle-bank 
Houy  Jean,  straw  hatr-maker  and  milliner. 
Hoy  Thos.  watch  and  clock-m^<er.  Horse- 
market 
Mewket-place 
Hunter  Jas.  writer  and  messenger,  Bridge-st. 
Hunter  Johtty  hosier,  Roxburgh-st. 
HuQter  Rt.  nail  mauulacturer;  Roxburgh  st. 


KELSO. 


425 


Jack  A.  L.  surgeon,  R.  N.  Bridge-st. 

Jerden  Geo.  writer  and  factor  for  Sir  Alexd. 
Don,  Bart  of  Newton,  Sir  Archibald  C. 
Dicksen,  Bart,  of  Sydenham,  &  secretary  to 
the  Union  Agricultural  Society,  Market- 
pi  ac« 

Innes  James,  Esq.  factor  to  the  Duke  of 
Roxburg:h 

Kerr  Walter,  ironmonger  &c.   Bridge-st. 

Kerr  Geo.  black-smith.  Horse-market 

Kyle  John,  skinner,  Bridge-st. 

Knox  Wm.  cooper,  Horse-market 

Lamb  Adam,  boot  and  shoe-maker,  Rox- 
burgh-street 

Lamont  E.  straw-hat  &  dress-maker.  Market- 
place 

Lauder  John,  Queens  head  inn,  Bridge-st. 

Law  Thos.  list  and  thread  manufacturer, 
Roxburgh-st. 

Leadbetter  Jas.  writer,  clerk  of  peace,  and 
clerk  to  the  lieutenancy.  Wood-market 

Leadbetter, bookseller  &  stationer 

&  printer  of  the  Kelso  Weekly  Journal, 
Wood-market 

Lillie  Jas.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  Wood- 
market 

Lindores  Jas.  and  Son,  wholesale  and  retail 
grocers  and  spirit  merchants 

Lindsay  Samuel,  cooper,  Bridge-st. 

Lindsay  Adam,  provision  dealer,  Bridge-st. 

Lockie  Andrew,  nursery  and  seedsman 

Lockie  Elizabeth,  grocer,  Roxburgh-st. 

Mabon  John,  messenger.  Wood-market 

Malcom  Wra.  painter,  Bridge-st. 

Martin  Isabella,  reed-maker,  Town-head 

Mason  Rt.  cart-wright,  Roxburgh-st. 

Mather  E.  straw  hat-maker  and  milliner, 
Bridge-st. 

Mein  James,  cabinet-maker  &  timber  mer- 
chant, Roxburgh-st. 

Mein  John,  skinner,  Bridge-st. 

Mein  Alexd.  upholsterer,  Bridge-st. 

Meddlemes  Joseph,  grocer,  Horse-market 

Miller  J .  &  Co.  boot  &  slioe-maliers,  Bridge-st 

Morieson  James,  currier,  Roxbnrtth-st. 

Muir  Jas.  ironmonger.  Market-place 

aiuir  Jannett,  woollen  and  linen  draper, 
Market-place 

Muir  Wm.  brazier,  tin  and  copper-smith. 
Bridge-street 

Muir  Chas.  brazier  and  tinman.  Mai-kot-place 

M'Donald  Thos.  saddler.  Market-place 

M'Gregor  and  Son,  painters.  Market-place 

Ormston  Thos.  boot  and  S'boe-maker,  Wood- 
market 

Ormston  Andrew,  boot  and  shoe-maker, 
Roxburgh-st. 

Ormston  Tbos.  hosier.  Wood-market 

Oven  and  Black,  meal  and  flour  dealers, 
Mill-wynd 

Paxton  J.  clock  and  watch-maker,  Bridge-st. 

Portiis  Wm.  cooper  and  wheelwright,  Town- 
head 

Perie  Andrew,  plasterer,  Pringle-bank 

Purves  John,  baker,  Roxburgh-st. 

Purves  Jas.  cabinet-maker,   Bridge-st. 

Pyde  J/is.  meal  and  flour  dealer,  Bridge-st. 


Rae  Geo,  tavern  keeper,  Roxburgh-st. 

Redpath ,  ironmonger  &c.  Market-place 

Richardson  J.  boot  and  shoe-maker,  Jacket- 
place 
Robsou  Charles,  grocer  and  tallow  ohaudler, 

Market-place 
Robertson  Ri.  surgeon,  Oven-wynd 
Robertson  Wm.  surgeon,  Bridge-st. 
Robertson  John,  perfumer.  Market-place 
Robertson   Wm.  gracer  and  spirit  dealer, 

Horse-market 
Robertson  Fair  Thos.  writer.  Market-place 
Romanes  John,  white-smith,  Wood-market 
Rule  W.  clock  and  watch-maker,    Horse- 
market 
Rutherford  Margaret,  straw  hat-maker  and 

milliner,  Wood-market 
Rutherford  Rt.  hosier,  Roxburgh-st. 
Rutherford  John,  woollen  and  linen  draper 

and  agent  for  the  Hercules  Fire  Office 
Rutherford  Archibald,  bookseller,  stationer 

and  book-binder,  Bridge-st 
Scott  Archibald,   plumber  and  slate  mercht. 

Horse-market 
Scott  Thos.  surgeon,  W»od-market 
Scott  J,  boot  and  shoe-maker,  Roxburgh -<»t, 
Scott   IVIicliael,  woollen  and  lineu  drapeo/ 
Market-place  '  '■"'\ 

Shank]  y ,  rope  and  net-maker,  Wob.d- 

market 
Sligh  — ,  surgeon,  Wood-market 
Simson  John,  academy,  Market-place 
Simeon  J.  clock  and  watch-maker.  Market-^ 

place 
Simson  Elizabeth,  baker,  Bridge-Bt. 
Smith  Wm.  writer  &  agent  for  the  Norwich 

Union,  Bridge-st. 
Smith  J.  grocer  and  spirit  dr.  Market-plnce 
Smith  Rt.  and  Co.  curriers.  Oven-wynd 
Stevenson  William,  cart  and  ploiigh-malker, 

Roxburgh-st. 
Stewart  David,  auctioneer.  Wood-market 
Stewart  Francis,    com   merchant,    Uwse- 

market 
Stewart  Gray,  currier,  Mill-wynd 
Stewart  John,  surgeon,  Market-place 
Storiie  Jas.  hosier,  Bridge-st. 
Suminervell  William,  woollen  raanufacturor. 

Wood-market 
Swan  Henry,  writer.  Wood-market 
Tait  Walter,  fishing  tackk-maker,  M«rket- 

place 
Telfor  .\ndrew,    liowkseUcar    statioaer  «a& 

book-binder,  Bridge-st. 
TurnbuU  J.  woallem  &.  linen  draper.  Market- 
place 
Tr.ain  William,   hat  maoiifactiiafer.  Market- 
place 
Waldie  John,  saddler.  Market-place 
Waldie  Wm.  glazier,  Bridge-st. 
Watt  Geo.  wholesale  and  retail  grocer,  spirit 
mercht.  &  tallow  ciumdler,  Market-pkce 
Watt  Jas.  porter  and  ale  merchant  &  tobac- 

coniet,  Maiket-place 
Watt  John,  baker,  Horse-mai-kct 
Williamson  Rt.  tobacooirist,  Wood-market 


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Wilson  C,  &  Patrick,  writers,  Horse-market 
Wilson  Clias.  agent,  Horse-market 
Wilson  Charles,  woollen  manufacturer 

Wilson M.  D.  Bridge-st. 

Wilson  Clias.  messenger,  Horse-market 
Wilson  Elizth.  earthenware  dealer,  Market- 
place 
Yuill  G,  cross-keys  inn,  (principal)  Market- 
place 

Coaches. 
From  the  Cross-keys  inn,  the  Wellington 
from  Edinhvrgh  every  lawful  day  at  half 
past  twelve  o'clock. 
The  Border  Union,  to  Berwick  Tuesday  at 
two  o'clock,  P.  M.  and  Friday  at  four, 
P.  M.  in  winter   &  in  summer,  on  M  onday, 


&  Wedtiesday  at  two,  on  Friday  at  four. 

From  the  White  Swan   Inn,    Tweedside  to 

^Edinburgh,    Monday,    Wednesday    and 

Friday  at  oip'lit  morning,  returns  Tuesday, 

Thursday  and  Saturday,  p.l  four,  P.M. 
A  coach   from  Margaret   Elliots,    Bridge, 

same  as  from  the  White  Swan  Inn. 
Carriers, 
Hnwick,  JameS  Henderson,  Friday,  returns 

Saiurday. 
Dunse,  Alexd.  Penny,  arrives  on  Wednesday 

returns  same  day. 
Berwick,    Andi'ew  Kenned)',    Monday  and 

Friday,  returns  Tuesday  and  Saturday. 
Edinhiirgh,  G.  Hewart,  Men  return  Thur. 
New  Castle,  J.  Riddle,  Mon.  return  Satur 


Is 


KINCARDINE 


LS  a  town  of  considerjiljle  extent,  in  the  parish  of  Tulliallan,  Perthshire,  on  the  north 
bank  of  the  Frith  of  Forth,  about  four  miles  distant  from  C'ulross  and  three  from  Clack- 
mannan. It  was  once  a  place  of  considerable  trade,  but  is  now  areatly  fallen  off.  It  is 
scarcely  possible  indeed  to  form  any  conception  of  a  place  that  has  suffered  so  much  from 
the  late  depression  in  trade.  Kincardine  has  been  much  famed  for  S!iip-building,  but  few 
vessels  are  now  built  compared  with  what  were  some  year.s  ago.  There  are  a  few  very 
good  bouses  in  the  town,  but  the  streets  with  one  or  two  exceptions  are  very  irregular. 
A  3arony  Court  meets  in  the  Sailors'- hall  once  a  month.  Kincardine  has  a  public  School' 
and  six  private  ones,  a  News-room,  two  Insurance  Societies,  and  a  Sailors'-hall,  Thcrel' 
are  two  places  for  public  worship,  viz.  an  Established  Churcii  and  a  Burger  Meeting-house.: 
There  is  an  ekcellent  harbour  and  a  good  quay,  together  with  a  number  of  vessels 
that  trade  to  the  Baltic,  to  the  Mediterranean,  and  to  America.  Murket-day  Saturday. 
The  fairs  are,  the  last  Fridry  iu  Julv,  O.  S.  and  the  last  Friday  in  October.  Population 
about  3500. 


Post-OfBcc. — Lawrence  Reid,  Post  Master.  A  Postman  arrives  from  Edinburgh  and 
Glasgow  by  Falkirk,  Stirling  and  Alloa,  at  twenty  minutes  before  elt'ven  in  the  forenoon, 
and  is  dispatched  to  those  places  at  the  same  time.  A  Postman  also  arrives  from  Ediu- 
burgh  by  Inverkeithing,  Dunfermline  and  Culross,  at  twelve  minutes  before  one  at  noon, 
and  is  dispatched  to  the  same  places  between  three  and  four  in  the  afternoon. 


Adamson  John,  surgeon 

Allan  James,  timber  merchant  &  ship  owner 

Anderson  Andrew,  haberdasher 

Anderson  John,  ship  owner 

Anderson  Thomas,  ship  owner 

Anderson  William,  ship  owner 

Boyd  John,  ship  owner 

Campbell  John,  spirit  dealer  and  ship  owner 

Christie  John,  ship  owner 

Clark  John,  ship  owner 

Clark  Robert,  ship  owner 

Copland  John,  timber  merchant 

Cunningham  William,  ship  owner 

Davidson  Alexander,  boot  and  shoe  maker 

Dewar  Thomas,  vintner 

Downie  James,  grocer  and  ship  owner 

Drysdale^James,  ship  owner 

Drysdale  John,  ship  owner 

Drysdale  Robert,  ship  owner 

Eadie  Hugh,  ship  ^wner 

Futheringham  William,  haberdasher 

Gray  Alexander  and  Thomas,  ship  builders 

Gray  David,  sen.  ship  builder 

Gray  David,  jun.  ship  owner 

Gray  James,  ship  owner 


Henderson  John,  cabinet  maker 
Higgen  Andrew,  ship  fwner 
Ilippen  Andrew,  sen.  ship  owner 
Higgeu  Andrew,  jun.  ship  ow  ner 
Higgen  Robert,  ship  owner 
Izat  Alexander,  ship  o\vTier 
Jameson  Charles,  ship  owner 
Jeffray  John,  cooper 
Johnstone  James,  shipowner 
Kennedy  John,  cabinet  maker 
Kerr  John,  tailor 
Kid  John,  ship  owner 
Lawson  Henry,  gunsmith 
Leitch  Daniel,  watch  and  clock  maker 
Marshall  James,  grocer 
Masson  William,  ship  owner 
M'Dougall  William,  ship  owner 
M'Laren  Jeremiah,  ship  owner 
M'Laren  John,  ship  owner 
M'Laren  U' alter,  ship  owner 
Meldrum  and  Ross,  surgeons 
Mercer  John,  ship  owner 
Miller  George  and  Brothers,  builders 
Miller  James,  cooper 
Moir  Mrs.  Anne,  vintner 


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427 


IViufdoch  John,  innkeeper 

Murray  and  Archibald,  builders 

Primrose  Alexander,  ship  owner 

Primrose  ilohn,  distiller,  Tiilliallan  distillery 

Rankine  James,  ironmonger 

Rankine  Thomas,  boot  and  shoe  maker 

Rankine  Walter,  tanne''  and  ship  owner 

Reid  Lawrence,  linen  and  woollen  draper, 

rpost-oflice) 
Rintoul  Robert,  grocer  and  linen  &  woollen 

draper 
Sanders  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 
Sands  Alexander,  ship  owner 
Scotland  George,  ship  owner 
Scotland  James,  ship  owner 
Scotland  John,  ship  owner 
Scotland  William,  shii*  owner 
Simpson  William,  surgeon.  R,  N. 
Sorlie  George,  ship  owner 
Taylor  John  and  Sons,  coal  <k  salt  irlerchants 
Thomson  James,  cabinet  maker 


Turcan  Alexander,  ship  owner 
Turcan  John,  ship  owner 
Turcan  Williani,  sen.  ship  owner 
Turcan  William,  jun.  sh  p  owner 
Union  rope  company,  John  Camfbell, 

manager 
Ure  Nathaniel,  cabinet  maker 
Watson  James,  tailor 
Watson  Walter,  tailor 
Watt  James,  ship  Owner 
Welsh  William,  ship  owner 
Wilson  George,  ship  owner 
Wright  Andrew,  ship  owner 
V'^yiie  Robert,  ship  owner 
Wylie  Walter,  ship  owner. 

Carriers. 

To  Glasgow,  GeorgejWylie  departs  onTuei- 

day,  and  arrives  on  Thursday 
To  Dunfermline,  George  Wylie  twice  every 

week,  days  uncertain. 


f*^'S^^^**m 


% 


KINGHORN 


LS  a  royal  Burgh,  and  post  town  of  Fifeshire,  on  the  coast  of  the  Frith  of  Forth,  nearly 
opposite  Leith.     Its  privileges,  were  established  by  charters,  from  King  Alexander  III.  oa 
26th  June  1284  ;  King  David   II.  on  2nd  July  1364 ;  King  James  V.  on  30th  of  August 
1541;  and  King  Janles  VI.  on  lith  December   1611.     The  government  of  the  burgh  i^ 
vested  in  a  Town   Council,   consisting  of  a   Provost,  two  Bailies,  a  Treasurer,   thirteen' 
Counsellors   and  the  Deacons  of  five  incorporated  trades.     The  Council  was  wont  to 
manage  the  pecuniary  afTiiirs  of  the  burgh  without  controul  or  renponsihility ;  but  as  this 
was  accompanied  with  very  ball  cifects,  the  magistrates  and  council  on  the  21st  September 
1818  passed  an  act,  by  which  all  their  proceedings  affecting  the  revenue  are  null  and  void 
until  ratified  by  the  heritors  and  burgesses  of  the  burgh  assembled  at  their  head  Courts, 
which  are  now  held  here,  as  in  ancient  times,  at  Easter,  Rlichaeln/as,  and  Christmas.     The 
new  form  which  the  government  of  this  burgh  has  assumed  in  consequence  of  the  above 
mentioned  act,  and  the  re-estiihlishment  of  the  Head   Courts  was  lately  made  honourable 
mention  of  in  the  House  of  Commons  by  Lord   Archibald  Hamilton,  and  has  been  ac- 
companied with  the  best  effects  to   the  inhabitants.     The  revenue  of  the   town  has  in  con- 
sequence encreased.     In  1815  they  did  not  exceed  .^£300;  but  in  1818  they  amounted  to 
£112  12*.  9(?.     Here  is  a  record  of  Seissiils,  and  of  deeds  and  protests  kept  in  the  burgh 
court.     At  tlie  courts  held  by  the  magistrates,  actions  of  debt  to  any  amount,  and  petty 
criminal  matters  are  determined,  and  no  appeal  lies  from  their  decisions,  but  to  the  Court 
of  Session,  the  Supreme  Court  of  Justiciary,  or  the  Circuit  Courts,  there  are  two  free  ports 
attached  to  the  burgh,  called  the  port  of  Kingfhoru,  and  the    port  of  Pettycur.     Between 
the  latter  and  Leith,  a  ferry  has  been  long  established,  at  v^hich  tlie  intercourse  has  lately 
been  rendered  easy  aiid  convenient  by  the  introduction  of  steam  boats.    The  Kinghbra 
fairs  are  held  on  tlie  last  Friday  of  June  and  the  1st  Friday  of  October.     The  town  con- 
sists of  two  principal  streets  intersecting  one  another  at  right  angles;  it  is  said  to  have 
once  contained  a  roj^al  residence,  hut  ni>  traceis  of  it  are  now  to  be  found.     The  monastic 
establishment  called  St.  James's  Chapel,  fouRded   here  on  the  2nd  December  1478,  has 
been  converted  into  a  common  dwelling  house ;  and  the  ancient  Saxon  building  called  St. 
Leonard's  Chapel  is  now  used  as  atoivn  house  ahd  prison.  The  town  contains  a  church  of  the 
establishment,  a  Burgher  Meeting  House,  a  Masonic  Lodge  stiled  the  Lodge  of  St,  Leonard, 
and  a  public  School  House.    The  Magistrates  and  Council  pay  the  schoolmaster's 'salary, 
and  15  pounds  annually  for  the  su|)|)ort  and  ediicaiion  of  a  young  man  at  the  College  of 
St.  AndreVs.    The   JMuse  of  the  famous  Kircaldy  of  Grange,  and  the  spot  (still  called 
the  King's-wood-eud)  where  Alexander  HI.  was  Icilled  by  a  fall  from  his  horse,  are  both 
within  a  few  minutes  walk  of  the  burgh.     There  is  a  mineral  well  a  little  to  the  west  of 
Pettycur  called  the  Kinghorn  Spa ;  it  was  once  much  frequented,  and  treatises  on  its  virtues 
were  written  by  Dr.   Wm.  Barclay,  and   Dr.  Anderson,  physician  to  Charles  I.  the  in- 
ventor of  the  pills  that  still  go  by  his  name.     There  i.s  a  considerable  lied  of  oysters  belongs 
ing  to  the  burgh  bet\<^een  the  town  and  the  island  of  Inchkeith  which  is  little  uSed  although 
it  contains  excellent  fish.     The   principal   business  of  the   place  is  the  spinning  of  flax. 
The  Island  of  Inchkeith,  distant  about  three  miles  from  Pettycur,  has  the  appearaince  of  a 

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KINGHORN. 


barren  rock  ;  on  visiting  it,  both  arable  and  pasture  lands  are  discovered.  It  has  also  a 
harbour  and  some  inhabitants,  A  pretty  mull,  or  snuff  born,  was  shewn  to  us  by  Mr. 
Cameron,  of  Pettycur,  produced  from  the  horn  of  a  cow  which  had  been  fed  on  the  island. 


Post  Master,  James  Greig 

— Office,  West-gate 

Towns. 

Miles. 

Postage. 

Arrivals. 

Departure. 

Edinburgh 

24 

6irf. 

halfpast  11  morn. 

9  night 

Inverkeithing 

10 

4" 

do. 

do. 

Aberdorn 

6 

4 

do. 

do. 

Burntisland 

2 

4 

do. 

do. 

Dysart 

6 

4 

6  morn. 

halfpast  11  morn 

Kirkcaldy 

3 

4 

6  morn. 

do. 

Windygates 

12 

4 

6  morn. 

do. 

Barclay  Thomas,  writer,  Overgate 
Beatten  Alex.  Rector  of  grammar  school, 

and  Session  clerk 
Cameron  Duncan,    (post  chaises  and  gigs) 

Petti/cur 
Chalmers  Condie,  shoemaker.  West-gate 
Clark  Andrew,  wright,  West-gate 
Cunningham  Jn.  ship-owner.  West-gate 
Darney  Jn.  Unen  draper,  &  glue  manufac. 

Rossland 
Dempster  Walter,  vintner,  West-gate 
Dougal  Alexander,  shoemaker.  West-gate 
Elder  Andrew,  brewer,  Rossland 
Faiilds  John,  shoemaker,  West-gate 
Galloway  Peter,  shoemaker.  West-gate 
Glass  John,  fish  curer  and  cooper,  West-gt. 
Goodwillie  John,  blacksmith.  West-gate 
Gordon  Jas.  ferry  superintendaut,  Pettycur 
Greig  Mrs.D  .cliandlenitobacconist,  West-g. 
Greig  Jas.  postmaster,  tallow  chandler,  and 

tobacconist.  West-gate 
Henderson  Jas.  blacksmith,  West-gate 
Henderson  John,  blacksmith.  West-gate 
High  John,  grocer  and  shoemaker.  Sea-gate 
Hutchison  Andrew,  baker.  West-gate 
Kilgour  Elizabeth,  spirit  dealer.  West-gate 
Lamb&Ritchie,  masons, Over-gt.  &  Sea-gt. 
Lawson  Mary,  grocer,  Over-gate 
Lawsoa  Wni.  farmer,  Overgate 
Lowrie  Margaret,  spirit  dealer,  Ahden 
M'Pherson  Evan,  grocer.  West-gate 
Mason  A.  and  J.  coopers,  &c.  West-gate 
Masterton  David,  vintner,  Rossland 
Moffat  David,  farmer,  Grange  Hill 
Morison  Christiana,  vintner,  Pettycur 
Moys  Wm.  Three  Crowns,  Hotel,  (hackney 
coaches,  post  chaises&gigs)  Pettycur-road 
Neil  James,  saddler,  Overgate 
Oswald  Archibald,  grocer,  &c.  West-gate 
Peers  Mrs,  grocer 
Purvis  Alexander,  Esq.  Ahden 
Ross  F.  and  Sons,  painters.  West-gate 
Russell  Alexander,  ironmonger.  West-gate 


Russell  Joseph  and  Co.  flax  spinners 
Sibbaid  George,  surgeon,  St.  James's-st. 
Smith  Wm.  wright.  Nether-gate 
Stark  Isabel,  grocer,  &c.  West-gate 
Stocks  John,  brewer,  Bridgeton 
Swan  Arthur  and  Co.  Low  Mill 
Tawse  John,  vintner,  West-gate 
Thomson  Alexander,  flesher.  West-gate 
Thomson  Wm.  mason.  Over-gate 
Whyte  Robert,  baker,  &c.  West-gate 
Wilkie  Margaret,  agent  for  the  victualling 

society.  West-gate 
Young  James,  corn  merchant  West-gate 
Younger  Thomas,  tailor.  West-gate 

Magistrates. 
Sir  R.  C.  Ferguson,  K.C.B.  &M  P.  provost 
Walter  Dempster,  and  John  Glover,  baillies 
Charles  Muir,  town  treasurer 
Thomas  Barclay,  town  clerk 

Coaches. 
The  Royal  t^niow  alternately  from  Mr.Moy's 
and  Mr.  Cameron's,  eveiy  lawful  day  to 
Dundee,  through  Kirkcaldy,  Cupar  Fife, 
and  Neivport ;  departs  at  ten  next  morn- 
ing (taking  the  steam  yatch  passengers 
from  Edinburgh  Sf  Leith)  returns  at 
three  afternoon  to  meet  the  steam  yatch 
The  Maggy  Lauder,  leaves  Mr.  Cameron's 
at  Pettycur,  every  lawful  morning  at  nine 
for  the  East  of  Fife,  conveying  steam 
yatch  passengers 

Carrier. 

Andrew  Crombie,  to  Edinburgh  every  Tues. 

The  Sir  Wm.  Wallace,  steam  yatch,  from 
Pettycur  every  lawful  morning  at  nine 
and  at  three  afternoon  direct  to  Neivhaven 
Large  boats  at  the  tide  hours,  cutters  at 
half  past  eight  morning,  eleven  forenoon, 
and  three  afternoon,  on  Sundays  at  nine 
morning  and  tiiree  afternoon.  It  is  ex- 
pected that  steam  boats  will  sail  hourly 
from  Pettycur  after  the  1st  of  April  1821, 


KINROSS 

JlSatown  pleasantly  situated  on  a  fertile  plain,  at  the  west  end  of  the  Locbleven,  on 
the  great  road  from  Queensferry  to  Perth,  from  each  of  which  towns  it  is  15  miles  distant. 
It  was  once  famous  for  the  manufacture  of  coarse  linen  cloth,  and  for  cutlery  ware,  bat 
both  these  trades  have  now  declined.  Kinross  is  the  county  town  of  the  shire  of  the 
gj^iue  name,  which  alternately  with  Clackmananshire  sends  a  Member  to  Parliament  .Loch- 


KINROSS. 


429 


leven  is  a  noble  sheet  of  water,  15  miles  in  circumference,  interspersed  with  several  islets, 
the  largest  of  which  contains  about  48  English  acres,  and  on  it  stood  the  ancient  priory 
of  Lochleven-  On  another  stands  the  ruins  of  the  Castle  of  Lochleven,  once  the  seat 
of  the  Douglasses,  and  at  the  time  of  Queen  Mary's  confinemenr,  according  to  the  Abbot, 
the  abode  of  the  Lady  of  Sir  William  Douglas,  one  of  the  mistresses  of  James  V.  and 
the  mother  of  the  Regent  Murray,  the  Castle  however  is  now  gone  to  ruins.  The  Loch 
is  well  stored  with  trout  of  a  red  colour  and  superior  quality,  and  with  eels,  perch  and 
pike.  The  fishery  is  rented  at  a  considerable  sum.  At  a  little  distance  stands  Kinross 
House,  a  large  elegant  structure,  built  by  Sir  William  Bruce,  in  1685.  There  are  three 
societies  in  this  place  ;  the  Friendly  Society  instituted  in  1799.  The  Weaver's  Society,  and 
the  Hammermen's  Society.  The  Red  Lion  Jnn  is  situated  in  the  centre  of  the  towii,  and 
has  excellent  accommodation.  There  are  four  annual  fairs  in  the  town,  3rd  Wednesday  in 
March,  1st  of  June,  3rd  Wednesday  in  July  and  18th  of  October,  all  O.  S.  The  popu- 
lation of  the  town  is  about  2O0O.  MILNATHORT,  vulgarly  called  Mills  of  Forth,  a  small 
village  about  two  and  a  half  miles  distant,  some  of  the  principal  inhabitants  of  which  we 
have  inserted  under  the  general  head  of  Kinross. 


Post  Omce.— Alexander  Baird,  Post  Master.— The  Royal  Mail  from  Perth,  &c.  to 
Edinburgh,  arrives  at  six  in  the'  morning  and  departs  at  the  same  time.  The  mail  from 
Edinburgh  to  Perth,  &c.  arrives  at  11  in  the  forenoon  and  departs  at  the  same  time. 
For  Auchtermuchty,  Falkland,  Cupar-life,  and  St.  Andrew's,  a  runner  or  post  boy 
is  dispatched  at  11  iu  the  forenoon,  returns  at  five  o'clock  the  following  morning. 

Alexander  Rt.ironmonger,  grocer&spirit  clr, 

Annan  Robert,  surgeon 

Arnot  Henry,  surgeon 

Bald  John,  clothier 

Bevcridge  Jn.  wood  merchant,  Milnathort 

Birrell  David,  bookseller  and  stationer 

Blackwood  James  and  Robert,  tanners 

Brand  Andrew,  cloliier,  Milnathort 

Duff  David,  watch  and  clock  maker 

Forbes  Robert,  writer,  N.  P.  and  procurator 

Glass  Robert,  vintner,  Milnuthort 

Gray  Wm.  surgeon 

Greig  Robert,  messenger  at  arms 

Grieve  David,  saddlrr 

Hardic  Joseph,  grocer  aad  ironmonger 

Kalley  Wm.  ciotbier 

Hogg  .Alex   writer,    N.  P.  and  sheriff  clerk 

Law  David,  vintner,  Kinross-green 

Lowe  Robt.  writer,  N.P,  andprocurator 

Mar.sht'iU  Robert,  writcr,N, P. procurator  and 

clerk  of  libutenancy. 
M'Cullocb  Henry,  clotliicr,  Milnathort 
M'Gill  Peter,  writer  and  procurator  fiscal 
M'Killop  John,  saddler 
Miller Geo!g-e,  baker 
Miller  John,  corn  and  flour  mill 
Morrison  Tliomas,  brewer,  Milnathort 
Paton  James,  messenger  at  arms 
Reddie  John,  cotton  manufacturer 
Roy  David,  saddler 
Robertson  James,  clothier 
Russell  Wm.  ironmonger  and  grocer 
Stein  Aiidw.&  Charlos,distiUers,Hattonburn 
Thomson  Thomas,  Red  Lion  Inn 
Urquhart  John,  baker 
Williamson  John,  writer  and  procurator 
Young  Archibald,  clothier 


MJSCELLJNY. 

James  Moncrieff,  Esq,  sheriff  depute 
John  Skelton,  Es^,.  sheriff  substitute 

Carriers., 

To  Jlloa,  George  Drysdale  &  Colin  Mor- 
rison, depart  on  Monday,  and  return  the 
same  day. 

To  Dunfermline,  Robert  Marshall,  departs 
We  liiesday  and  Saturday, and  returns  the 
tame  days-  .  ''I 

Kirkcaldy,  Wm. Guthrie,  departs  on  ThuirS-' 
day  and  returns  on  Saturday,  :'  '' 

Eflinhurgh,  James  Sharp,  Milnathort,  djBr' 
parts  on  Tuesday  and  return-:  on  Saturday' 

Glasgow,  Wm.  Whyte,  departs  on  Monday 
and  returns  on  Thursday. 

Coaches. 

The  V^'aterloo  heavy  coach  from  Edinburgh 
to  Perth,  by  Queensferrt/  passes  at  ten- 
o'clock  in  the  forenoon. 

The  Sax  Cohonv^hjhomEdliibiirghto  Aher- 
deen  by  Burntislund,  passes;  at  half  past 
one  at  noon. 

The  Waterloo  light  coach  from  Edinburgh 
to  Perth,  passes  at  half  past  one  at  noon 

The  Waterloo    heavy  coach  from    Perth  to 

Edinburgh,  passes  at  ten  o'clock  in  the 
forenoon. 

The  Sax  Cobourg  light  coach,hom/Jberdeen  ^ 
to    Edinburgh,    an  ivcs  at  the  Red  Lion 
Inn  at  nine  o'clock  in  the  forenoon,  breais- 
fasts  and  departs  at  half  p;;st  nine. 

The  Vfatcrloo   light  coach  from   Perth  to 
Edinburgh,     passes    at     nine     in    the 
forenoon. 
^% ^.^^ 


A 


KILWINNING, 


xa.  TOWN  in  \yrshire, 'situated  about  five  miles  N.N.W.  of  Irvine,  and  is  remarked 
as  being  the  seat  6f  the  tirst  Masonic  Lodge  in  Scotland,  and  from  whence  all  the  othe*r 
lodges  have  their  rise  ;  it  is  also  noted  for  a  Monastery,   which  was  founded  ra  the  year 


430 


KILWINNING. 


1140.  The  town  consists  of  one  sn^all  street,  containing  a  few  retail  shops,  whose  trade 
s  very  limited.  The  principal  inhabitants  are  weavers,  whose  work  is  given  out  by  agentj, 
who  are  eropioved  by  the  Paisley  Manufacturers.  Near  the  Church  a  handsome  Tower 
is  lately  erecte'd  on"  the  scite  of 'an  old  one,  which  a  short  time  since  tumbled  down.  A 
society  of  Archers,  which  has  been  estabhshed  for  three  centuries  in  Kilwinniug,  meet  every 
July  to  exhibit  their  prowess  by  shooting  perpendicularly,,  at  what  is  termed  a  papingo, 
something  in  the  shape  of  a  li-rge  bird,  with  expanded  wings,  and  is  placed  on  the  top  of 
the  new  tower,  a  prize  is  adjudged  to  the  most  skilful.  The  town  contains  about  500  inha- 
bitants, and  has  two  yearly  fairs,  viz.  1st  of  Kebruary,  N.  S.  and  1st  Wednesday  in  No- 
vember, N.  S.    No  Post  Oliice  is  established  here. 


Julian  Robert,  watch  maker 
Blair  James,  watch  maker 
Boyd  John,  grocer,  &c. 
Boyd  Robert,  grocer 
Boyle  Wm.  writer 
Clark  John,  haberdasher 
Cochran  Hugh,   grocer 
Crcighton  W,  &  P.  tanners 
Cunningham  John,  writer 
Cunningham  Alex.  Wright 
Gilbreath  John,  shoe  maker 
Jack  Wm.  shoe  maker 


King  Thomas,  cartwright 
Leitch  Wm.  baker 
M'Govan  Robert,  grocer 
Montgomrie  H.  shoe  maker 
Muir  Wm.  wrigbt 
Picken  Thomas,  baker 
Porter  Robert,  inn  keeper 
Smith  John,  grocer 
Templeton  James,  grocer 
Coach. 
From  Greenock  to  Jyr,  passes  through  Kil- 


LANGHOLM, 

^  MARKET-TOWN  and  parish  in  Dumfriesshire,  situated  in  the  middle  of  the  district 
ofEskdale.  The  town  of  Langholm  is  a  Burgh  of  Barony,  the  proprietor  of  which  is 
his  Grace  the  Duke  of  Bnccleiigh.  The  new  town  of  Langholm  is  pleasantly  situated 
near  the  confluence  of  the  U  auchope  and  the  Esk,  and  consists  of  about  100  houses,  built 
upon  a  regular  plan.  A  Cotton  Factory  was  established  here  some  time  since,  which  em- 
Bloved  above  100  persons,  but  that  branch  is  now  given  up,  and  the  building  converted 
into  a  Flour  Mill.  In  vhe  Market-place  of  the  old  town  stands  the  Gaol  with  a  neat  spire 
and  clock  ;  here  are  a  number  efgood  shops,  a  Banking  House,  a  Saving's  Bank,  aBrewerj', 
a  Dye  Work  and  a  Manufactory  of  Candles  and  Tobacco,  all  of  which  carry  on  consider- 
able business.  Here  are  two  extensive  Libraries.  The  Eskdale  Farmers'  Club  meets  at 
tlie  Crown  Inn,  the  tirst  Wednesday  of  every  month,  for  the  discussion  of  agricultural 
topics.  The  places  of  worship  are  a  Parish  Church,  a  Burgher  and  a  Relief.  A  Parish 
School  where  all  the  branches  of  useful  education  are  taught.  A  Court  is  held  here  once  a 
month  for  the  recovery  of  small  debts.  The  seat  of  the  duke  of  Buccleugh  and  Broom- 
holm  the  seat  of  Mr.  Maxwell  are  beautiful  mansions.  The  population  of  the  old 
and  new  town  is  about  2000.  The  Market-day  is  Wednesday.  Fairs  are  held  April  16th, 
last  Tuesday  in  May,  O.  S.  June  15th  for  wool,  September  18th  for  sheep  and  Wednesday 
before  the  22nd  of  November.     Races  in  July. 


Post  Office,  New  Town,- -Janet  Little,  Post  Mistress. 


Post  Towns. 
Edinburgh 
Hawick 
Carlisle 
Longtown 


Miles. 
70 
2.3 
22 
12 


Postage 

84 

4§ 


An-ivals. 
2  in  the  morning 
2  in  the  morning 
6  in  the  evening 
6  in  the  evening 


Departures. 
6  in  the  evening 
6  in  the  evening 
2  in  the  morning 
2  in  the  morning 


All  L"ttcrs  going   south,    must  be  put  in  the  oflice  before  ten  P.  M.     The  Royal  Mail 
arrives  every  morning  at  2  o'clock  going  South,  and  6  o'clock  in  the  evening,  going  North. 


Aitcheson  Thomas,   Doot   &    shoe   maker, 

New-town 
Anderson  Jn.boot&  sine  maker,  New-town 
Anderson  Wm.  blacksmith,  New-town 
Armstrong  James,  grocer  and  spirit  dealerr 

New-town 
Armstrong  Thos  cabinet  maker, &c.  High-st. 
Beattie  James,  tailor,  High-st. 
Brown  James,  dyer 
Brown  Janet,  milliner,  S:c.  High-st. 
Byers  Christian,  stone  mason.  New-town 


Caledonian  Fire  &  Life  Office,  Walter 
Irvine,  agent 

Clark  James,  saddler,  High-st. 

Couther  John,  brazier  &  tinman 

Dalgllsh  Wm.  auctioneer 

Dobson  John,  stationer  &  bookseller 

Donaldson  Ellen,  milliner,  &c.  High-st. 

Dow  A.  crown  inn,  High-st. 

Edgar  Richard,  corn  &.  flour  dealer  &  mil- 
ler. New-town 

Eldson  Alex,  grocer  &  sjirit  dcaler^High-st 


LANGHOLM. 


431 


Fietcher  Wtu.  cabinet  maker  &.  joiner, 

Foster  Walter,  cabinet  makeJ  and  joiner 

Graham  John,  corn  &  flour  dealer  &  miller^ 
Langholm-mill 

Graham  John,  watch&clock  maker,High-st 

Harkiiess  George,  tailor,  Kirk-wynd 

Henderson  George,  Esq.  barou  baillie,  and 
chief  magistrate. 

Henderson  George,  Esq.  collector  of  as- 
sessed taxes 

Henterson  &  Scot,  writers,  High-st. 

Hodson  John,  stone  mason,  New-town 

Hope  W.  tobacconist,  High-st. 

Hope  James,  tallow  chandler,  Kirk-wj'nd 

Hunter  Jane,  milliner,  &c.  High-st. 

Irvine  Walter,  grocer,  spirit  dealer,  and 
woollen  and  linen  cloth  merchant,  High-st 

Irvine  George,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer. 
High-street 

Irving  and  Scot,  brewers 

Irving  George,  woallen  and  linen  cloth  mer- 
chant, High-st. 

Irving  John,  baker,  High-st. 

Knox  John,  wheelwright.  New-town 

Laidlaw  Wm.  baker.  New-town 

Lawson  Jas.  grocer  &  spirit  dealer,High-st. 

Little  Wm.  Buck  Inn,  High-st. 

Little  Peter,  surgeon  and  druggist,  High-st. 

Mauderson  Wm.  boot&shoe  maker, High-st. 

Moffat  James,  M.  D. 

Nicliol  John,  writer 

Nichol  John,  watch  and  clock  makcr,High-st 

Nichol  Robert,  cabinet  maker,&c.New  town 

Nichole  John,  messenger 

Norwich  fire  and  life  office,  G.  Gi;aham, 
agent  High-st. 

Paisley  M'm,  tanner,  New-town 

Paisley  Wm.  manufacturer  &,  dealer  in  cot- 
cotton  goods,  Kirk-wynd 

Park  Thomas,  woollen  and  linen  cloth  mer- 
chant, High-st. 

Reay  Wm.  baker,  High-st. 

Reid  Thomas,  manufacturer  and  dealer  in 
cotton  good.'*.  New-town 

Reid  David,  manufacturer  and  dealer  in 
cotton  goods.  New-town 

Reid  Janet,  milliner,  &c.  High-st. 

Reid  James,  tavern  keeper,  High-st. 

RiccoltoD,  Wm.  writer,  High-st. 


Rutherford  Charles,  painter  High-st. 

Scoon  Walter,  blacksmith,  High-st. 

Scot  Archibald,  banker,  High-st. 

Scot  Archibald,  messenger,  High-st. 

Scott  George,  sen.  woUen  and  linen  cloth 
merchant,  High-st. 

Scott  George,  jnn.  woollen  and  linen  cloth 
merchant.  High  st. 

Scott  John,  surgeon  and  druggist,  Kigh-st. 

Scott  Robert  stonemason,  Newtown 

Scott  Geo.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  High-st 

Short  Matthew,  baker,  High-st. 

Sinclair  William 

Smith ,  surgeon  and  druggist,  Kirk- 
wynd 

Summer  ill  Hugh  and  Co.woollen  and  linen 
cloth  merchants 

Telford  Peter,  tavern  keeper  and  cooper, 
High-st. 

Thomson  Elizabeth,  tavern  keeper,  High-st 

Udale  Wm.  tavern  keeper,  High-st. 

Veitch  James,  grocer,  spirit  and  flour  dealer 
High-street 

Wilson  Ninian,  cabinet  maker,  &c,  New- 
town 

Young  Walter,  salutation  inn,  High-st. 

Yeoman  Wm.  wool  spinner.  New-town 

Yeoman  Wm.  hosier.  New-town 

Carriers. 

Edinburgh,  John  Hargreaves,  High-street, 
arrives  every  Tuesday,  12  at  night,  de- 
parts Wednesday  morning  at  8  o'clock 

Edinhurgh,  Widow  Welsh  and  Sons,  New- 
town, arrives  every  Tuesday,  12  at  night, 
departs  Wednesday  morning  at  8  o'clock 

Carlisle,    John    Hargreaves,    High-street, 
arrives  every  Wednesday,  12  at  night,  de- 
parts on  Thursday  morning  at  8  o'clock 
John  Little  arrives  at  James  Reids,  Mon- 
day and  Thursday,  rrtmns  same  evenings 

Neiveastle,  James  Baxter,  arrives  at  the 
King's  Arms,  Mon.&retta-ns  same  evening 
R.  Armstrong,  Buck  Inn,  Monday,  re- 
turns same  evening 

Dumfries,  James  Irving,  Mrs.  Thomson's, 
Monday,  12,  returns  Tuesday  at  12 
William  Beattie,  Buck  Inn,    Monday,  at 
12  returns  Tuesday  at  12 


A: 


LARGS, 


t^\.  SMALL  town  on  the  coast  of  the  Clyde,  14§  miles  from  Greenock,  and  contains 
about  500  inhabitants.  Largs  has  been  rendered  memorable  by  the  defeat  of  the  Nor- 
wegians, in  their  last  invasion  of  this  country,  and  a  large  plain  to  the  south  of  the  vil- 
lage is  pointed  out  as  the  scene  of  action.  The  town  has  of  late  years  become  a  fashion- 
able resort  for  bathing  in  the  summer,  independent  of  the  beach,  a  handsome  building  is 
erected  near  the  sea  for  hot  and  cold  baths,  to  which  is  attached  a  large  Coffee  Room  and 
a  Library,  strangers  are  admitted  to  become  subscribers  by  the  week  or  month,  or  for 
the  whole  season.  This  erection  cost  upwards  of  ^^1600  and  is  managed  by  a  committee. 
During  the  season  there  are  from  twelve  to  1500  risitors.  The  trade  of  this 
small  town  consists  chiefly  of  a  few  retail  shops,  some  white  fishing  also  supplies  the 
Greenock  and  Paisley  markets  from  hence.  There  is  no  quay  or  pier  near  to  the  town, 
consequently  no  vessels  resort  to  it.    Tbejyearly  fair  is  the  2ad  Tuesday  in  June,  O,  S. 


432 


LARGS. 


_  Post  Office.— Elizabeth  Hall,  Post  Mistress.— Eclinburgh,  Glasgow  and  Greenock,  ar- 
rive at  3  P.M.  &  are  dispatched  at  a  quarter  past  4  P.M.  Rothsay,  arrives  at  3  and  departs 
at  half  past  3  P.M..  Saltcoats  and  Kilbride  arrives  at  one  P.  M.  aad  departs  at  half 
past  one  P.  M. 


Rev.  John  Mitchell,  Established  Charch 
Rev.  John  Leach,  Burgher 
Robert  Orr,  Esq.  writer  and  notary 
John  Campbell,  surgeon 

Shopkeepers,    6fc. 
Anderson  John,  haberdasher 
Archdeacon  Thomas,  v/atch  maker 
Armstrong  David,  tinsmith 
Arthur  John,  grocer 
Bankier  David,  hardwcire  dealer 
Boyd  John,  wright  and  builder 
Clark  James,  haberdasher 
Grant  J.  watch  maker 
Henderson  James,  shoe  maker 
Hill  Archibald,  baker 
Hunter  John,  shoe  maker 
Kerr  Peter,  baker 
Lade  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 
Lackie  John,  wright  and  builder 
M'Ara  James,  stoneware  dealer 
M'Arthur  Charles,  baker 
M'Call  Wrn.  stoneware  dealer  &  wright 
M'Nie  Wm.  baker 

Martin  Daniel,  seedsman  and  gardener 
Paton  Robert,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 
Underwood  Robert,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 


Inns. 

E^linton  Arms,  Thomas  Underwood 
Brisbane  Arms,  Thomas  Strachan 

Coaches. 

From  Brisbane  Arms. 
To  Ai/r,  Monday,  Wed.  and  Friday,  at  11 
in  the    forenoon.     To    Greenock,   same 
days,  at  2  in  the  aftcrnoen. 

Carriers., 
Glasgow  by  PaUlei/,  H.  Duff,  every  Wed. 

morning,  early. 
Greenock,   John  Lockhead,   every  Tuesday 

and  Friday  morning,  &  returns  same  days. 

Steam  Boats. 

The   Glasifow,  from    Glasgow,  every   day 

during   summer,   and   every  Monday  in 

winter. 
The  Albion,  every  day  in  summer. 
Two   trading  sloops    to     Glasgow,    about 

once  a  fortnight. 
A  Poit  Boat  to  Rolhsay  every   day  ;-.bout 

4  in  the  afternoon. 
A  Ferry  Boat  to  the  Cambrea  on  Tuesday 

and  Saturday. 


]L; 


LAUDER,  AND  GREENLAW. 


liAUDER,  a  royal  borough  in  Berwickshire,  25  miles  S.  of  Edinburgh,  (seated  on  the 
river  Lauder,  about  15  miles  before  it  falls  into  the  Tweed)  is  of  very  ancient  erection,  and 
was  often  the  seat  of  the  Scottish  Parliament ;  it  joins  with  Haddington,  Jfdburgh,  Dun- 
bar and  North  Berwick  in  sending  a  representative  to  Parliament.  The  town  is  governed 
by  two  Bailies  and  a  Town  Council.  Near  the  town  stands  Lauder  tort,  the  seat  of  the 
Earl  of  Lauderdale,  built  by  Edward  I.     Market-day,  Saturday.     Population  700. 

GREENLAW,  a  town  in  the  county  of  Berwick,  37  miles  from  Edinbui-gh  :  tlie  totvn  is 
a  burgh  of  Barony,  held  in  a  feu  from  the  Earl  of  Marehmont.  After  the  taking  of  Ber- 
wick by  the  English,  the  Courts  of  Justice  were  removed  to  Dunse,  and  shortly  afterwards 
established  in  Greenlaw,  which  is  still  the  county  town.  A  Sheriff's  Court  meets  once  a 
fortnight,  and  a  Justice  Court  once  a  month.  Market-day,  Thursday.  Fairs.,  May  22d, 
and  the  last  Thursday  in  October.     Population  500. 

Post-Office,  Lauder. — Robert  Romanis,  Post  Master. 

Post  Towns.    I  Miles.   I   Postage.   I  Arrival.  I  De])arture. 

Edinburgh      |      31       |       7id.      |   8  P.  M.  |  Quarter  before  4  P.M.  Mon.  Tu.  Th.  &  Sat, 

Post-Office,  Greenlaw. — Robt.  Knox,  Post  Master-  Edinburgh  and  Dunse  Post  ai-rivcs 
at  10  A.  M.  and  departs  at  11  A.M.  on  Thursday,  Friday  and  Sunday.  The  Mail  goes  by 
way  of  Ayton  Maken  ;  the  distance  to  Edinburgh  is  32  miles  more  than  the  direct  road. 


Davidson  Alexander,    ?  B,;ii,     L^^^der. 
Watson  James,  ^  ' 

Aitcheson  Wm.  grocer  &  spirit  dealer,  Lauder 
Allan  Wm.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  Lauder 
Broomfield  Robt.  baker,  Greenlaw 
Brown  James,  baker,  Lauder 
Cooper  Rt.  grocer  &  spirit  dealer,  Greenlaw 
Davidson  Alex,  surgeon,  Lauder 
Davidson  Alex,  baker,  Lauder 


Forsyth  Jas.  grocer  &  spirit  dealer,  Greenlaw 
Eraser  Andrew,  surgeon,  Greenlaw 
Haldane  Andrew,  woollen  draper,  Lauder 
Hume  Jas  woollen  draper,  Greenlaw 
Hume  John,  woollen  draper,  Greenlaw 
Jamieson  Alex,  woollen  draper,  Lauder 
Johnston  John,  surgeon,  Lauder 
Knox  Rt.  woollen  draper  &  grocer,  Greenlaw 
Kerr  Catherine,  innkeeper,  Greenlaw 
Lauder  Wm,  woollen  draper,  Lauder 


LAUDER,  AND  GREENLAW. 


433 


Lamb  Thos.  tailor,  Greenlaw 

Lamb  Thos,  baker,  Greenlaw 

Lees  Robt.  baker,  Lauder 

Lenderwood  Wm.  cabinet-maker,  Greenlaw 

Limisdun  Jas.  &  And.  millwrigbts,  Greenlaw 

Murray  Wm.  boot  and  shoe-maker,  Lauder 

Paterson  Jas.  parish  academy,  Lauder 

Potts  Thos.  castle  ina,  Greenlaw 

Purves  Thos.  woollen  draper,  Greenlaw 

Ramage  B.  woollen  draper,  Lauder 

Romanis  John,  writer  &  town  clerk,  Lauder 

Romanis  Robt.  grocer,  Lauder 

Scott  Wm.  muslin  ware-room,  Lauder 

Scott  W.  clock  and  watch-maker,  Lauder 

Shaw  Jas.  black  bull  inn,  Lauder 

Vallance  Arch,  baker,  Lauder 

Wait  Thos.  tavern  keeper,  Lauder 

Waldie  Jas.  saddler,  Lauder 

Waldie  Jas.  innkeeper,  Lauder 

Waldie  Marion,  grocer,  Lauder 

Walker  John,  boot  and  shoe-maker,  Lauder 

Watson  Jas.  grocer  &  spirit  dealer,  Lauder 


Coaches  from  Lauder. 

To  Edinlurgh—Y{joy7i\  Eagle,  on  Mon.  Wed. 

and  Fri.  at  11,  a.  m. 
Wellington,  from  Edinburgh  to  NeiueastU, 

every  lawful  day,  at  half-past  10,  a.  m. 

Coaches  from  Greenlaw. 
To  Edinburgh — Royal  Eagle,  Mon.  Wed.  & 
Fri.  at  a  a.  m. ;  and  to  Dunse,  on  Tu.  Th. 
and  Sat.  at  one  o'clock,  p.  m. 

Carriers  from  Lander. 

To  Edinburgh— Amhv.  Aitcheson,  on  Mon- 
day ;  returns  Wednesday 

Edinburgh — Adam  Spiers,  Tuesd, ;  returns 
Thursday. 

Carriers  from  Greenlaw. 

To  Edinburgh— Peter  Haig,  Tues. ;  returns 

Thursday 
Be7-wicft— Peter  Haig,  on  Saturday ;  returns 

same  day. 


I: 


LEVEN 


S  a  tawn  in  Fifeshire,  nine  miles  E.  of  Kirkcaldy  and  two  S.  of  Kennoway  situated  at 
the  mouth  of  the  river  Leven,  which  forms  a  safe  harbour  for  small  vessels,  it  is  a  place 
of  considerable  size  and  trade.  At  Kirkland,  about  half  a  mile  from  Leven  there  is  a 
Flax  Spinning-mill,  one  of  the  largest  in  Scotland.  There  is  also  a  Saw-mill,  an  Iron- 
foundery,  and  a  Brick  and  Tile  manufactory.  There  are  seven  annual  fairs  held  here  2d 
Wednesday  in  April,  2d.  Wednesday  in  June,  1st.  and  last  Wednesday  in  July  3d  Wed* 
nesday  in  August,  3d,  Wednesday  in  September,  and  3d.  Wednesday  in  October'  The 
population  of  the  town  is  about  1300. 

Post-Office.— Miss  Margaret  Houden,  Post  Mistress.  From  Edinburgh  the  arrivals  are 
at  half-past  two  o'clock  in  the  afternoon,  and  the  departures  for  the  same  place  are  at  one 
o'clock  in  the  morning. 


Anderson  John,  architect  and  agricultural 

implement-maker 
Balfour  Henry  and  Co.  iron  founders,  Durie 

foundery 
Balfour  John  and  Co.  timber  merchants  and 

flour  and  barley  millers,  Leven-mills 
Bissett  Henry,  Ocar-mill 
Bissett  Robt.  spinning  mill,  and  brick  and 

tile  manufacturer 
Birrell  Henry,  surgeon 
Blyth  John,  ironmonger 
Brewster  Rev.  George 
Elder  John,  bookseller  and  stationer 
Elder  Matthew,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 
Fowlis  Robt.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 
Goodsir  and  Heron,  linen  &  woollen  drapers 
Greig  Thomas,  agent 
Henderson  Robt.  ironmonger  and  grocer 
Limdle  Alexander,  ship  ov.'ner 
M'Intosh  Wm.  linen  and  woollen  draper 


Mickle  Win.  &  Geo.  ironmongers,  grocers, 
and  spirit  dealers 

Murray  Peter,  linen  and  woollen  draper 

Neilson  and  Co.  flax-spinners  and  manufac- 
turers, Kirkland-works      •  '      •'^• 

Oswald  Thomas,  surgeon 

Suttie  Willinm,  head  inn 

Swyne  and  Greig,  grocers  and  spirit  dealers 

Walker  James,  tanner  and  currier 

Webster  Heiiiy,  fish  curer- 

Younger  John,  shij>  owner 

Carriers. 
To  Kirkcaldy — Jas.  Elder,  departs  on  Wed- 
nesday &  Saturday,  and  leturns  same  days. 

Coaches. 
The  Maggy  Lauder  passes  through  Leven, 
at  11  o'cldck  in  the  forenoon,   and   three 
o'clock  in  the  aftern.  on  every  lawful  day. 


I 


LOCKERBIE 


F-  a  neat  market  town  in  tlie  parish  of  Dryfsdale,  Dumfriesshire ;  it  is  pleasantly  situated 
above  the  Annan,  about  three  miles  above  the  point  where  the  Dryfe  empties  itself  in t» 
that  river.  The  town  is  well  built,  consisting  of  one  principal  street,  wherein  an?  a  num- 
ber o!  ifood  shops.     Near  the  iviitrcof  th6  town,  newly  built,  ii>  the  King's  Arms  Inn,  a 


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LOCKERBIE, 


neat  commodious  building,  'the  parish  Church  stands  on  an  eminence,  at  the  head  of  the 
principal  street.  There  is  a  parish  School  and  a  good  Subscription  Library.  Lockerbie  is 
distant  12  miles  E.  from  Dumfries.  Population  about  1200.  Fairs  are,  2d.  Thursday  in 
January,  O.  S.  2d.  Thursday  in  February,  O.  S.  2d.  Thursday  in  March,  0.  S.  2d.  Thurs- 
day in  April,  O.  S.  2d.  Thursday  in  May,  O.  S.  3d.  Thursday  in  June,  O.  S.  2d.  day  of 
August,  O.  S.  for  laml)«,  2d  day  of  October,  O.  S.  for  cattle,  2d.  Thursday  in  November, 
O.  S.  Thui-sday  in  December  before  Christmas,  O.  S. 


[ice.  Main 

-street. — Jol 

Miles. 

Postage. 

68 

8id. 

6 

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30 

6i 

20 

^ 

4 

4 

16 

54 

Post  Towns. 
Edinburgh 
Ecclefechan 
Carlisle 
Longtown 
Lochmabon 
Moffat 


Armour  John,  surgeon  &  druggist,  Main-st. 

Bell  George,  cartwright,  Main-st. 

Blacklock  Jas.  watch-maker,  Main-st. 

Blacklock  Wm.  stone-mason  and  builder, 
Main-st. 

Brand  Robt.  grocer  &  spirit  dealer,  Main-st. 

Broadlbot  Walt,  master  of  the  parish  school  ■ 

Davidson  Walter,  cartwright,  Main-st. 

Dobie  Wm,  woollen  &  linen  cloth  merchant. 
Main  st. 

Gladston  Jas.  stone-mason  &  builder,  Main-st. 

Glendinning  Dav.  tavern-keeper,  Main-st. 

Graham  Wm.  woollen  &  linen  cloth  merchant, 
Main-st. 

Halliday  John,  surgeon  &  druggist,  Main-st. 

Hawkens  Robt-  blacksmith 

Johnston  Wm.  boot  &  shoe-maker,  Bridge-st. 

Johnston  John,  bootSs  shoe-maker,  Main-st. 

Johnston  Jas.  boot  &  shoe-maker,  Main-st. 

Johnston  Robt.  blacksmith,  Bridge-st. 

Johnston  —  grocer  &  spirit  dealer,  Main-st. 

Johnston  Janet,  grocer,  spirit  dealer,  and 
stamp  distributor,  Main-st, 

Johnston  John,  sen.  tavern-keeper,  Bridge-st. 

Johnston  John,  jun.  tavern-keeper,  Main-st. 

Jorden  Joseph,  cartwright,  Main-st. 

Kerr  John,  cartwright,  Bridge-st. 

Ijaidlaw  Wm.  cabinet-maker,  &c.  Main-st. 

lAwrence  —  King's  arms  inn,  Main-st. 

Uttle  Margt.  grocer  &  spirit  dealr.  Bridge-st. 

Little  John,  tailor,  Bridge-st, 

Mairten  and  Thomson,  writers,  Main-st. 

Murray  Walter,  stone-mason,  Bridge-st. 

Murray  James,  tailor,  Main-st. 

Pagan  John,  woollen  and  linen  cloth  mer- 
chant, Main-st. 


Arrivals. 
8  morning 
6  evening 
6  evening 
6  evening 
5  evening 
8  morning 


Departures. 

6  evening 
10  evening - 
10  evening 
10  evening 

7  morning 
6  evening 


Pool  Wm.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer'^  Maia-st. 

Rae  Andrew,  baker,  Main-st. 

Rae  Matthew,  tanner,  Main-st. 

Richardson  Wm.  writer,  Main-sti. 

Scott  Francis,  woollen  and  lirt&iicloth  m  er- 

chant,  Main-st. 
Slone  Thos.  boot  and  shoe-maker,  Main-st. 
Smith  Wm.  tavern-keeper,  Bridge-st. 
Steel  John,  blacksmith  '    '  .   • 

Thom.^on  Saml.  tailor,  Mairi-st. 
Turner  Wm.  saddler,  Maiti-st.    *•,     ]' 
Watters  Elizabeth,  tavern-keeper,  Main-8t. 
Waugh  Rt.  grocer  &  spirit  de&l^r,  Main-st. 
Williamson  Rt.  cabinet-maKer,  &c,  Main-st. 
Wright  Andrev.',  writer,  Main-st. 
Wright  George,  messeno^er 
Wright  P.  surgeon  and  druggist,  Main-st- 
Wright  John,  baker,  Main-st. 
Young  George,  watch-maker,  Main-st. 

Carriers, 

Edinburgh — Andw.  Smith,  departs  M'otiaay; 
returns  on  Saturday,  once  a  fortnight        '; 

Edinburgh — Jas.  Johnston,  departs  Mondayf* 
returns  on  Saturday,  once  a  fortnight       '- 

Edinburgh—  Dav.  Stewart,  departs  Monday-J* 
returns  on  Saturday,  once  a  fortnight 

Dumfries — Wm.Mundall,  Rbt.  Waugh  and* 
Pet.  Watters,  depart  Wednesday ;  return"' 
same  evening  ,  . 

Glasgow — \Vidow  Welsh  and  Sons,  aVri^^e  on 
day,  Thursday  and  Saturday ;  depart  Tues- 
Monday,  Wednesday  and  Saturday 

Glasgow^HavgreaveSf  arrive  on  Tuesday, 
Thursday  and  Saturday ;  depart  on  Mon- 
day, Wednesday  and  Saturday; 


LOCHGILPHEAD 

JLs  a 'Village  situated  at  the  termination  of  a  small  arm  of  the  sea  in  Argyleshife,  running 
off  from  Loch  Fyae  in  a  N.  W.  direction.  About  a  mile  distant  is  the  point  from  w^liich 
the  Crieran  canal  goes  off  to  join  the  Atlantic.  This  village  is  pleasantly  built,  and  the 
houses  of  neat  and  clean  appearance,  fronting  the  water,  which  forms  a  small  bay.  A 
Carding  and  Working  Mill  are  close  to  the  place,  and  a  distillery  a  short  time  since  was 
carried  on  there,  but  it  has  been  lately  discontinued.  Two  steam  boats  generally 
arrive  there  weekly  from  Inverary,  and  the  Fort  William  steam  boat  stop*  there  for  pas- 
sengers either  way.  The  trade  is  very  small,  and  chiefly  domestic,  the  population  not 
being'iuore  thaa  4S0, 


LOCHGILPHEAD 


435 


Alexander  Bruce,  collf  eter  •(  exei« 

John  Muckle  supervisor 

D.  Campbell,  custom  house   <Scer 

Shopkeepers^  ^c. 
Bell  John,  merchant  tailor 
Campbell  Robert,  sadlcr 
CranmerWm.  Head  Inn, 
I>ouglas  Neal,  shaeuiaker 
Drumntond  John,  grocer 
Galbreath  Neal,  general 
Hunter  Jas.  surgeon 


Jackson  James,  general 
Litter  William,  tobarconist 
Livingston  Donald,  grocer  and  cooper 
M'Cerquodale  Lacblau,  shoemaker 
M'  Eiwan  Dougal  and  san,  general 
M'lutyre  N.  surgeon 
Paterson  Archibald,  fish  curer  and  wright 
Paterson  Robert,  watchmaker 
Stewait  Neal,  haberdasher 

MISCELLANEOUS. 
Carding  Mill,  John,  M'Fee 
Working  Mill,  Archibald  Campbell 


Tf 


LOCilWINNOCH. 


HIS  village  is  in  the  conuty  of  Renfrew,  and  situated  on  the  side  of  Castlesemple 
Loch;  it  consists  of  two  streets,  which  cross  each  other  in  the  centre,  and  has  a  neat 
appearance.  Two  considerable  cotton  mills  which  are  here,  employ  a  great  number  of 
the  inhabitants,  and  a  coal  pit  is  on  the  banks  of  the  lake,  about  half  a  mile  distant.  la 
the  vicinity,  there  is  a  bleach  field  of  considerable  extent.  The  retail  trade  of  Lochwin- 
noch  is  confined  to  a  few  small  shops,  which  depend  on  the  working  classes.  The  country 
round  is  extremely  pleasant,  and  wtll  cultivated.  The  population  about  700.  The  yearly 
fairs  are,  second  Tue«day  May,  O.  S.  that  day  six  weeks,  and  second  Tuesday  No- 
reuibcr,  N.  S.— No  Post  Office.' 


Rev.  Rt.  Smith,  established  church 

Thos.  Orr,  surgeon 

John  M'Come,  surgeon 

John  Whiteford,  surgeon 

Rt.  Caldwell,  writer 

Thos.  Carsweil,  writer 

Calder  Haugh  Cotton   Mill,  Fultons,    Bu- 
chanan and  Co.  Thos.  Scott,  manager 

Old  Cotton  Mill,  Wright,  Sharps  and  Co. 
Wm.  Wright,  manager 

Blench  Field,  Fulton  and  Co.  Wm.  x\ndrew, 
manager 

Shopkeepers,  Sfc. 

Arthur  Wm.  spirit  dealer 

Barber  John  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 

Boyd  Wm.  baker 

Brodie  Robert,  haberdasiier 

Campbell  Jas.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 

Clark  Jas.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 

Connell  Jas.  candle-maker 

Connell  and  Aitken,  wrights  and  masons 

Crawford  Jas.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 

Crawford  Margaret,  groc«r 


Dickie  Rt.  grocer 

Gibson  Jas.  baker  and  spirit  dealer 

LatJa  Wm.  wright 

Logan  Jas.  builder,  &c 

Orr  J.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 

Richmond  Wm.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 

Shedden  John,  spirit  dealer 

Sioan  Wm.  haberdasher 

Walker  Jas,  grocer  and  Spirit  dealer 

Young  Alexd.  spirit  dealer 

Young  Jokn  and  Sons,  buildera,  &c. 

Young  J.  and  W.  builders,  &c. 

Young  John,  baker 

Inns. 
Buck's  head,  John  Orr,  and  auctioneer 
Black  bull,  Wm.  Arthur 
Buck,  Wm.  Richmond 

Carriers. 
Paisley,  Wm.  Brodie  and  Jas.  Storey,  every 

day 
Glasgow,  Wm.  Jack  and  Jas.  Storey,  Mon. 

Wed,  and  Thurs. 


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MELDRUM  (OLD.) 


'LD  MELDRUM,  a  town  in  the  pari.sh  of  Meldrum,  situated  about  18  miles  frotn 
Aberdeen,  on  the  road  from  that  place  to  Bantf.  it  is  a  Burgh  of  Barony,  and  received 
its  charter  of  erection  from  King  Charles  tlie2nd,  about  tbe  end  of  the  seventeenth  cen- 
tury. It  is  governed  by  two  Bailies,  by  wliou»  Courts  are  held,  for  prosecuting  those 
who  commit  offences  within  thi'  boundaries  of  the  hurgh;  their  poweis  are  however  very 
limited,  although  lh#y  may  be  considererl  as  rather  despotic.  An  offender  cannot  be 
fined  by  this  court  more  than  19  shillings  and  11  pence  three  farthings,  but  upon  refusing 
to  pay  the  fine,  he  may  be  immediately  imprisoned  and  confined  for  an  indefinite  length 
of  time,  until  he  pay  such  fine.  The  town  itself  is  built  upon  a  slight  eminence,  sloping 
gradually  to  the  west,  it  is  of  an  obliiug  figure,  the  mjijority  of  houses  are  rather  mean 
and  the  streets  very  irregular.  The  Town  Hail  is  however  a  neat  modern  building,  with 
a  square  tower,  about  60  feet  high,  surmounted  by  a  small  though  handsome  spire. 
There  is  a  small  Brewery  and  a  Cotton  Manufactory,  three  Friendly  Societies,  and  an 
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MELDRUM    (old.) 


Towns. 

Miles. 

Postaj^e. 

Arrivals. 

Aberdeen 

18 

5d. 

8  o'clock  A.  M. 

ha 

Banff 

24 

6 

^           Do. 

8 

Cullen 

7 

7           Do. 

8 

Focbabera 

8 

7           Do. 

8 

Tyvie 

6 

3 

7           Do. 

7 

Portsov 

7 

7           Do. 

8 

Tairjff 

18 

i 

7           Do. 

8 

excellent  academy.    Besides  the  Established  Church  of  Scotland,  a  handsome  Episeopali 
Church  was  erected  some  years  ago,   the  Wesleyan  Methodists  ha»e  also  a  imalL  Meeting 
House.    The  population  is  about  fiOO.     There  is  a  weekly  market  held  every  Saturday. 
There  are  also  two  fairs,  viz.  the  first  Saturday  after  the  26th  of  May,  and  the  first  Satur^ 
day  alter  the  26th  of  November. 

Jane  Duncan,  Post  Mistress.-  Office,  Kirk-street. 

Departures, 
half  past  7  A.M. 
Do. 
Do. 
Do. 
Do. 
Do. 
Do. 

Mather  Margaret,  school  for  young  ladiM 

Market-place 
Mathison  Robert,  saddler.  Mill  road 
Milne  Alexaader,  vintner.  Cow-gale 
Milne  Wm.  surg«on,  Market-place 
Moir  Thomas,  writer,Mill-road 
Morgan  James,  vintner,  Kirk-st. 
Murray  James,  surgeon,  Kirk-st. 
Ogilvie  James,  tailor,  Cow-gate 
Reid  Robert,  grocer.  Market-place 
Rennie  Alex,  grocer.  Long-causeway 
Riddel  Charles,  watch,  &c,  maker.  Mar- 
ket-place 
Robertson  Rev.  Wm.  North-road 
Sangster  Wm.  vintner.  Market-place 
Sievwright  John,   teacher  of  music.  Long- 
causeway 
Simpson  Thomas,   house  carpenter.  Long- 
causeway 
Smith  James,  vintner.  Long-causeway 
Smith  John,  excise  officer,  Bog-rod 
Taylor  George,  bookseller,  &c.  Market-pl. 
Webster  Alexander,  cartwright,  North-road 

Coaches. 
From  A.  Barnetts,  New  Inn,  Mill-road 
The  Royal  Mail  to  Aberdeen,  Dundee, 
Perth,  8(0.  every  morning  at  8  o'clock, 
to  Banff'  and  Inverness  every  morniag^ 
at  nine. 
The  Earl  of  Fife  to  Aberdeen,  every  lawful 
day  at  half  past  10  in  the  morning,  to 
Banff  every  lawful  day  at  half  past  5  in 
the  afternoon. 

Carriers. 
From  Alex.  Milnco,  Cow-gate.    To  Aber- 
deen every  Wednesday 
From  James  Smith's,  Long-causeway.    To 
,     Aberdeen  every  Monday  and  Thursday 

METHVEN, 

Is  a  sn);ili  village  on  the  road  from  Perth  to  Crieff,  6  miles  west  from  the  former  and 
10  miles  eas!  iVmn  the  latter.  There  are  no  public  works  here.  The  chief  trade  is  the 
weaving  of  fioiuls  foi'  the  Glasgow  cotton  manufacturers.  The  village  is  regularly  built 
ami  c'.'niaiTV-  frem  .■)00  to  600  inhabitants.  The  long  coach  from  Glasgow  to  Perth  passes 
tiirsHiili  at  4  <'cloc  k  in  the  afternoon,  and  the  one  from  Perth  to  Glasgow  at  9  in  the 
i!io:r.;nt.  A  Postman  or  Runner,  (William  Young)  leaves  Methven  for  Perth  eyery  day 
at  'J  ill  tae  morning,  and  returns  at  4  in  the  ereaiog. 


Annand  M'm.  vintner,  Long-causeway 
Auld  Ciiarles,  Innraonger,  Market-place 
Bniber  John,  gioccr,  Maiket-place 
BarclHv  Andrew,  linen,   &c,  draper,  Mar- 

hi-t-plHce 
Barday  Charles,  saddler ,  Market-place 
Barriett  Alexaader,  new  inn.  Mill  road 
Bennett  Thomas,  surgeon,  Long-causeway 
Brerhin  Wm,  cartwright.  North-road 
Bruce  .Tames,   baker.  Market-place 
Bruce  Alex,  supervisor.  Market-place 
Burnett  Alex,  cartwright,  Kirk-st. 
Clerihew  Peter,  cabinet  maker,  Kirk-st. 
Connon  Wm.  linen  &c.  draper,  Market-pl, 
Cooper  George,  academy,  Kirk-st. 
Cruicks'iank  James,  grocer,  Kirk-st. 
Den  Jiimes,  tailor.  Market-place 
Dickie  Jn.  linen.  &c.draper,Long-causeway 
Donald  Peter,  grocer.  Market-place 
Donald  Thomas,  linen,  &c.  draper,  Mar- 
ket-place 
Duncan  Jolm,  cabinet  maker,  Back-wynd 
Forbes  Alex,  apothecary,  Market-place 
Forbes  Wm.  surgeon,  Market-place 
Garriooh  Rev.  George,  Manse 
Gordon  Barron  &  Co.  manufacturers.  Long- 
causeway 
Gray  James,  cartwright.  Market-place 
Gray  John,  painter,  Market-place 
Ingram  John,  linen,  &c.  draper,  Market-pl. 
Lamb  John,  merchant.  Market-place 
Leslie  James,  linen,  &c.  draper,  Market-pl 
Leslie  Wm.  vintner.  Back-side 
Mann  James,  watch  and  clock  maker,  Mar- 
ket-place 
Mann  Js.  boot  and  shoe  maker.  North-road 
Manson    Alexander,    grocer    and    brewer. 

Long-causeway 
Manson  John,  leather  dealer,  Market-place 


METHVEN. 


437 


Allan  JameSf  vintner 

Cloaa:  John,  drummer 

Dieglwn  Wn.  saddler 

Df^w  Peter  &  John,^oeer8  and  yarn  daalers 

Miller  Charles,  clothier  and  grocer 

Miller  James,  surgeon 

MoncvietFMattbew,  inn  keeper,  cloth  mer 

chant,  and  auctioneer 
Ritchie  James,  vintner 


Stewart  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Spiedy  John,  vintner 
Youung  James,  grazier  and  flesher 
Young  James,  surgeo* 

Garrier, 

To  Perth,  Gilbert  Donaldson,  twice  eveiy 
week,  departs  every  Tuesday  and  Friday, 
returns  the  same  days. 


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MUSSELBURGH, 


S  a  large  town  on  the  S.  coast  of  the  Frith  of  Foyth,  about  6  miles  E.  of  Edinburgh,  and 
5  E.  of  Leith.  It  is  situaied  at  the  mouth  of  the  river  Esk,  in  the  parish  of  Inve'resk 
and  county  of  Mid  Lothian.  Fisherrow  which  is  joined  to  Musselburgh  by  abrideeover 
the  Esk  is  considered  as  belonging  to  the  same  burgh,  atid  is  governed  by  the  j-am-; 
Majriftrates.  The  Magistracy  consists  of  a  Town  Council  of  eigiiteeu  members, 
eight  of  wliich  are  elected  from  Fislierrow  and  ten  from  Musselburgh.  Out  of  these 
are  annually  elected  two  Bailies  and  a  Treasurer.  Musselburgh  is  not  a  Royal  Bnrgli,  but  a 
very  ancient  Burgh  of  Regality,  and  was  once  denominated  Musselburgs^ ire.  It  be- 
longed to  the  Abbey  of  Dunfermline,  before  the  reformation.  This  right  or  property 
was  taken  from  the  abbey  above  mentioned  by  James  VI.  and  the  superiority  conferred 
on  the  Earl,  afterwards  Duke  of  Lautherdale.  From  this  family  the  superioritt'  was  pur- 
chased by  the  Duchess  of  Monmouth,  and  Bucclcugh,  in  1709.  The  Duke.of  Biccleugh 
is  the  present  superior.  The  principal  trade  carried  on  in  Musselburgh  and  Fisherrow, 
consists  in  timber  and  earthenware.  Besides  there  is  a  large  Hat  Manufactory,  a  Hair 
Cloth  and  a  Sail  Cloth  Manufactory,  with  a  number  of  very  considerable  Tanneries. 
There  is  only  one  fair  in  Musselburgh,  which  begins  the  2nd  of  August,  and  continues 
two  days.    The  population  of  Musselburgh  and  Fisherrow  is  between  6  and  7000, 


PostOfficc.— John  Leitch,  Post  Master. — The  arrival  of  the  Mail  from  Edinburgh  is 
at  10  o'clock  in  the  forenoon,  and  the  London  Mail  from  Edinburgh  is  at  7  in  the  evening. 
The  departure  of  the  London  Mail  to  Edinburgh,  is  at  2  in  the  morning,  and  the  Musr 
selburgh  Mail  is  at  a  quarter  before  3  ia  the  afternoon. 


Aitken  Alex,  baker 

Allan  Mrs.  Margaret,  spirit  dealer 

Baird  Wm.  ironmonger,    Fisherrow 

Ballantine  George,  nursery  and  seedsman 

Beattie  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 

Begg  George,  tallow  chandler 

Begg  Wm.  general  merchant,  Fisherrow 

Blackie  David,  watch  and  clock  maimer 

Brooks,  Leggat  and  Co.  tanners  and  general 

merchants 
Brown  Alex,  tailor 

Browm  Rt.and  Co.  grocers  and  spirit  dealers 
Brown  Thomas,  surgeon 
Burn  David,  t'mber  merchant,  Fisherrow 
Carse  Edward,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Cathie  George,  clothier 
Cathie  Peter,  timber  merchant,  Fisherrow 
Chalmers  John,  writer  and  N.  P. 
Charles  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Charles  Vfva.  flesher 
Cochran  Mrs  Jean,  vintner 
Cochrane  Wm,  saddler  and  ironmonger 
Collier  John,  painter  and  glazier 
Dalryraple  John,  gardener 
Dickson  Robert,  confectioner 
Doig  Alex,  watch  &  clock  maker 
Douglas  James,  grocer 
fiaston  James,  skinner 
Forsyth  Mrs,  Barbara,  manufacturer 
Fraser  Alex,  fish  eurer,  Fisherrow 
Gay  Robert,  smith 
llis  Alex,  writer 


Gil  more  Wm.  boot  &  shoemaker,  Fisherrow 
Goodh.ill  Adam,  tailor 
Grieve  George,  smith 
Gnllon  David,  cabinet  malcer  &  upholsterer 
Halliday  John,  salmon  fisher 
Handasyde  John,    nursery  and   seedsman, 
Fisherrow 
'   Handyside  Rt.P.timber merchant, FM^e»T0ip 
Hay  James  &  Thomas,  smiths  &  farriers 
Hope  Robert,  baker 
Hume  Captain  John,  Fisheirow 
luglis  James,  gardener 
Jackson  Henry,  hat  manufacturer 
Keiier  John,  watch  &  clock  maker 
Kemp  John  &  Co.  wine  and  spirit  merchants 
Kilgour  Martin,  physician 
Lees  Alexander,  grocer  &  spirit  dealer 
Leitch  John,  grocer  &  spirit  dealer 
Martin  John,  brewer 
M'Millan  Thomas,  Esq, 
Meek  Robert,  tailor 
Millar  Alex,  baker 
Millar  David,  boot  &  shoe  maker 
Millar  James,  boot  &  shoe  mii\ieT, Fisherrow 
Mitchell  Robert  and   Hugh,    timber  mer- 
chants, Fisherrow 
Motfat  David,  boot  and  shoe  paaker 
Motfat  Thomas,  tanner 
Moir  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  head  inn 
Peackock  Hugh,  haberdasher,  Fisherrow 
Peter  David,  baiter 
Porteeus  Janaea,  hair  eV>tb  manufacturer* 


4ZS 


MUSSELBURGH 


P  imrose  Nicol,  boot  and  shoe  maker 

Primrose  Thomas,  dyer 

Reid  Wm.  earthenware  manufacturer 

Robertson  G.  cabinet  maUer  &  upholsterer 

Ronald  James,  boot  &  shoe  maker 

Scott  John,  linen  &  cotton  manufacturer, 
Ftshen-ow 

Sibbald  James,  surgeon 

Smart  Geo.  &  Thos.  linen  &  woollen  draper 

Stewart  Charles,  Haker 

Stewart  David,  flesher,  Fiahtrrow 

Stewart  Jas.  cabinet  maker  and  upholsterer 

Stewart  John,  surgeon 

Stirling  Jas.  tallow  ciiandler  and  tobacconist 

Stirling  General  James 

Thomson  G.  writer,  N.  P.  and  town  clerk 

Thomson  Thomas,  tallow  chandler  and  to- 
bacconist 

Ure  Wm,  hosier 

Vallance  James,  wright 

Vernar  Alex,  farmer,  Fisherrow 


Watt  Wm.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 
Wilkie  Duncan,    tallow  chandler  and-   to- 
bacconist Fisherrow 
Wilkie  James,  flesher,  Fisherrow 
Williamson  and  Gavine,  sail  cioth  manufaes. 
Wilson  Gabriel,  starch  manufac,  Fisher r»v^ 
Young  James,  baker 
Young  \Ym.  timber  merchaat,  Fisherrow 

Carriers. 
To    Edbiburgh,    William   Speven,    every 

lawful  day. 
To  Leith,  Wilson  Seton,  and  John  Bryance, 

even'  lawful  day. 

Coaches, 
The    Musselburgh    Coach    to    Edinburgh 

tvery  day  at  9   in  tUe  morning  and  6  in 

the  evening. 
The  Haddington,    Dunbar    and    London 

Coaches  pass  through   Mtisselburgh- e.verj 

day. 


Is 


MUTHIL 


a  small  village  in  the  county  of  Perthshire,  3  miles  S.  from  Crieff,  19  north  from  Stirling 
and  16  west  from  Perth.  Druramond  Castle  lies  about  a  mile  west  from  the  village,  the 
ancient  seat  of  the  noble  family  of  Perth.  It  is  delightfully  situated  ou  a  rock  at  the  head 
of  the  vale  of  Stratherne,  and  from  the  beautiful  prospects  it  exhibits,  it  attracts  the 
notice  and  attention  of  every  stranger.  At  Ardoch  there  are  the  remains  of  a  Roman  camp, 
supposed  to  be  the  most  complete  of  any  in  Britain.  About  a  mile  to  the  south  of  the 
town  lies  OvCrhill,  where  there  is  a  large  Distillery  and  Corn  Mill,  belonging  to  Mr, 
Thomas  M'Innes.  The  people  here  are  rennarked  for  their  hospitality  and  attention  to 
strangers.  Muthil  being  so  near  Crieff  has  no  post  ottice.  The  population  ia  about  J 
or  400.  A  little  to  the  S.  E.  of  Muthil  lies  Tullibardine,  a  Distillery  belonging 
to  Mr.  Andrew  Bannerman.  Tiie  Long  Coach  from  Perth  to  Glasgow,  passes  through 
Muthil  at  ten  in  the  forciioon,  and  the  one  from  Glasgow  to  Perth  at  3  in  the  afternoon. 
There  are  two  fairs,  5th  of  August  and  iSlst  of  October. 


Adie  James,  baker  and  vintner 

Anderson  James,  inn  keeper 

Bannerman  Andrew,  distiller,  Tullibardine 

Bennet  John,  viutner 

Dow  Wm.  maltster  and  brewer 

Faichney  Jamps,  clothier 


Fenwick  Robert,  factor  to  the  Right  Honble. 

P.R.  Lord,  Gwydir 
M'Innes  Thomas,  distiller,  Overhill 
Ritchie  John,  joiner  and  inn  keeper 

I  Taylor  John,  vintner 

j  Ure  Wm.  surgeon 


NAIRN, 

J^  ROYAL  Burgh  and  county  town  of  tbe  shire  of  Nairn,  it  is  situated  on  the  coast  of 
Moray  Frith,  where  the  river  Nairn  flows  into  that  arm  of  the  sea  ;  tbe  town  is  99|  miles 
west  of  Aberdeen,  and  21  east  of  Inverness  tbe  Mail  road.  At  what  period  it  was  erected 
into  a  Royal  Burgh  is  uncertain,  the  oldest  charter  extant  is  from  James  VI.,  dated  1589» 
which  charter  was  confirmed  bf'  one  from  Charles  11,  in  1661,  by  which  the  government 
of  the  town  is  vested  in  a  Provost,  three  Bailies,  Dean  of  Guild,  Treasurer,  and  nineteen 
Counsellors.  The  town  consists  of  one  neat  street,  about  the  centre  of  which,  it  is  very 
highly  embellished  by  a  handsome  building,  the  Court  House,  and  Town  and  County  Goal, 
erected  about  two  years  since  of  very  fine  stone,  which  is  piocured  in  great  plenty  in  the 
immediate  neighbourhood  :  this  building  contains  a  Court  and  County  room,  the  latter 
extremely  spacious  and  elegant,  and  occasionally  used  as  a  ball-room,  the  whole  structure 
is  surmounted  by  a  very  handsome  leaded  steeple.  At  the  west  extremity  of  the  town, 
a  very  neat  monument  is  erected  to  the  memory  of  Mr.  John  Straith  (who  was  fortyyears 
a  school-master  at  Nairn)  as  a  tribute  of  respect  by  bis  numerous  scholars.  The  herring 
fishery  is  carried  on  to  a  considerable  extent  In  Nairn,  10,000  barrels  were  cured  last 
season,  also  a  salmon  fishery,  which  is  let  to  occasional  renters.  A  new  and  very  hand- 
some pier  is  now  erecting,  it  is  built  by  subscription  aided  by  Government.    Lime  an4 


NAIRN. 


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coals  are  imported;  and  a  vast  quantity  of  fir  wood  ia  ejcported.  There  are  several 
Societies  in  this  town  which  are  very  rcpectably  supported,  also  a  Subscription  Library, 
and  a  News-room,  to  the  latter  all  strangers  are  admitted.  The  population  of  Nairn  and 
the  parish  is  estimated  ar  2,200.  The  fairs  are,  1 8th  February,  1st  Tuesdav  of  March, 
1st  Friday  of  June,  1st  Friday  after  28th  of  September,  O.  S.  10th  .lune,  O.S.  1st  Tuesday 
after  Invarnes*  Martinmas  Market,  26th  July  N.  S.  if  Wednesday,  26th  March,  N.  S.25th 
March  O.  S.  Weekly  market  on  Friday 

Post  Oirice.— Daniel  Fraser,  Post  Muster,  Stamp  distributor,  and  agent  for  North  Britiik 
Fire  Insurance  Office. 


Miles.      j        Arrival.  Departure. 

10|        I    i  befoj-e  9  nt.  5  evening 

18  I  do.  do. 

27  I  do.  do. 

Aberdeen  letters  by  Fochabers  bagr,  which  brings  all  the  South  letters,  except  Edinburgk 
which  has  a  separate  ba;r  to  all  Post  Office.?  throughout  Scotland 


Towns, 
Forres 
Elein 
Foclinbcrs 


Postage. 
7i 


Aberdeen 
Edinburgh 
Fort  George 
Inverness 


81 


99 

146 

i> 

2t 


J  before  9  nt. 

do. 

5  evening 

do. 


5  evening 

do. 

9  night 

do. 


Altyre, 


Sir   Wm.   Gordon    Gumming,   of 

provost 
Wra,  Robertson,  of  Househill,~j 
John  Ore,  /-^''l-  bailies 

Roderick  Mackenzie  J 

Alexander  Macbeth,  dean  of  guild 
Daniel  Fraser,  treasurer, 
Robert  Falconer,  sheriff  substitute 
Rev.  Jas.  Grant,  minister  of  the  parish 
Rev.  Mr.  Druar,  minister  of  the  independent 

chapel 
Seceder  cliapel  vacant 

Medical  Practitioners. 

John  Smith,  Esq.  surgeon 
Robert  Falconer,  Esq,  surgeon 

Writers,  and  Notaries. 
Jas.    Murray,  Esq.  &   sheriff,  &  Justice  of 

Peace  clerk 
Jas.  Philip,  Esq.  &  genl. clerk  of  lieutenancy 
John  Gunn,  Esq.  and  town  clerk 
Thomas  Donald,  Esq. 

Shopkeepers,  ^c. 
Austin  Alexander,  grocer 
Brodie  Patrick,  grocer  and  hardware  dealer 
Galium  William,  grocer 
Davidson  David,  grocer  and  vintner 
Falconer  Da^ad,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 
Falconar  Robert,  grocer 
Falconar  James,  grocer 
Frasor  .-MexanJer,  grocer 
Fraser  Daniel,  grocer 
Fraser  Daniel,  perfumer 
Gordon  Wro.  tinsmith 
Hossack  John,  liaberdasher 
M'Beth  Alexander,  haberdasher 


M'lntosb  Alexander,  saddler 

M'Intosh  Donald,  vintner,  'plough  inn) 

M'Intosh  Wm.  general  dealer 

M'Lean,  Wm.  linen  and  woollen  draper 

Miller  J.  R.  grocer  and  fish  curer 

Munro  Alexander,  grocer  and  ironmoBget 

Rose  Hugh,  saddler 

Rose  John,  boot  and  shoemaker 

Ross  Alexander,  meal  dealer 

Smith  Charles,  haberdasher 

Stewjirt  Francis,  cabinet  maker 

Storm  John,  general  dealer 

Sutherland  Jas.  linen  and  woollen  draper 

Sutherland  John  &  Sackville,  clothiers  and 
haberdashers 

Wells  Jonathan,  ironmonger 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Falconer  Robert  and  John,  fish  carers 

Hay  Alexander,  seedsman 

Richardson  George,  head  inn  (Crown) 

Rose  Nathaniel,  fi»h  cnrcr 

Simpson  Jas. Rev,  master  of  parochial  school 

Strachan  Miss,  ladies  boarding  school 
Coaches. 

From  Head  Inn,  Royal  Mail  from  Aberdeen 
to  Inverness,  arrives  every  evening  at 
Nairn  at  nine  o'clock,  and  returns  at  five 
every  afternoon. 

Duke  of  Gordon,  Post  Coach  from  Aberdeen 
to  Inverness,  arrives  at  Nairn  every  day 
(Sunday  excepted)  at  seven  o'clock  in  the 
evening,  and  returns  at  eight  morning. 
Carriers. 

Alexander  Cameron,  to  Inverness,  Tuesdaj 
and  Friday 

William  Bain,  to  Forres,  Tues.  and  Fri. 


Is 


NINIANS,  ST. 


town,  about  2  miles  south  from  Stirling,  consisting  of  nearly  3,500  inhabitants. 
The  town  is  by  no  means  distinguished  for  external  appearance,  the  houses  are  generally 
niean  and  irregular,  although  there  are  a  few  exceptions.  The  inhabitants  are  for  the 
most  part  labourers,  weavers,  or  mechanics,  some  of  them  having  small  shops,  while  the 
head  of  the  family  himself  is  at  work.  This  is  the  reason  why  our  list  of  the  inhabitants 
't%  so  small.    There  are  two  tanneries  and  a  brewery  in  the  town.    The  late  Dr.  Robert 


440 


NINIANS,    ST. 


Henry,  author  of  the  "  History  of  Great  Britain,"  was  a  native  of  the  parish. 


Buchanan  Alexander,  brewer 

Christie  Samuel,  stabler 

Forrester  Alexander,  grocer  &  spirit  dealer 

Giltilian  Robert,  spirit  dealer 

Gillespie  James,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 

Mitchell  James,  currier 


Mitchell  John,  tanner 

Mitchell  John,  stabler 

Rae  John,  surgeon 

Taylor  John,  surgeon  and  druggist 

Thomson  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 


NORTH  BERWICK 

Is  a  town  on  the  sea  coast  22  miles  E.  of  Edinburgh,  11  N,  W.  of  Dunbar,  and  about 
9^  N.  E.  of  Haddington.  It  is  a  small  town  of  little  or  no  business.  What  trade  it  has 
consists  in  the  export  of  grain,  and  the  import  of  coals.  The  town  is  a  royal  burgh  go- 
ver;ied  by  two  Bailies,  a  Treasurer,  and  nine  Counsellors.  It  is  a  very  healthy  place, 
and  during  the  summer  months  a  bathing  resort  to  a  number  of  persons  from  the  country. 
There  is  a  Friendly  Society,  a  News-room,  a  Parish  Church,  and  United  Secession  Meeting- 
house in  the  town,  -The  harbour  is  considered  to  be  a  very  safe  one.  A  little  to  the  west 
of  the  town  are  to  be  see*  the  remains  of  a  nunnery,  and  about  two  miles  to  the  east  the 
ruins  of  Tantallan  castle,  a  place  much  celebrated  in  Scottish  history.  North  Berwick  n 
considered  to  be  a  very  ancient  bnrgli,  its  orisinal  charter  was  lost,  and  the  present  one  was 
received  from  some  of  the  Stewart  family.  The  weekly  market  day  is  Saturday.  There 
are.  two  fairs,  1st  Thursday  after  Martinmas,  O.  S.  and  1st  Thursday  after  Whitsunday, 
O.  S.     The  popnlation  of  the  towu  including  the  suburbs,  is  about  1000. 

Post  Office. — David   Blair,  Post   Master — From  Haddington  a  postman  arrives  every 
layfql  day  at  ten  o'clock  ip  the  forenoon,  and  departs  at  half-past  one  o'clock  afternoon. 


Bertram  Peter,  baker 

Bertram  Robert,  brewer 

Blair  David,  head  inn 

Brodie  James,  baker 

Brown  Rev.  George 

Buckle  Wm   boot  and  shoemaker 

Palgetty  John,  cabinet  maker 

Dall  James,  clothier  and  ironmonger 

Dalrymyle  Major  General  John 

Dawson  John,  saddler 

Do\iglas  John,  tailor 

Grieve  'ames,  sen.  builder 


Grieve  James,  jun,  builder 

Hyslop  Charles,  saddler 

Hunter  Robert,  tailor 

Kemp  Thomas,  baker 

Kirk  John,  N.  P.  and  town  clerk 

Murray  Rev.  George 

Oswald  Alex.  Es^t  chief  magistrate 

Ross  John,  boot  .<ind  shoemaker 

Sommerville  James,  clothier  and  grocer 

Walker  Andrew,  joiner 

Walker  Thomas,  joiner 


OBAN 

Is  a  small  town  in  Argyleshire,  in  the  parish  of  Kiljnore;  its  form  is  rather  circular, 
fronting  a  fine  bay,  in  the  Sound  of  Mull.  The  houses  are  neatly  built,  and  the  town  is 
well  situated  for  trade,  having  a  bay  of  semicireular  form,  from  twelve  to  twenty-four 
fathoms  deep,  and  sufficiently  large  to  contain  aOO  sail  of  merchantmen.  The  bay  is 
defivided  by  the  island  of  Kerrern,  which  at  a  small  disiaiice  stretches  across  it;  there  is  a 
regular  ferry  from  Oban  to  this  island,  and  from  thence  to  Achnacraig  in  the  island  of 
Mull.  The  trade  of  Oban  is  principally  domestic,  and  the  population  from  5  to  600. 
There  are  no  public  conveyances  by  land  from  this  town,  but  the  Fortwilliam  steam  boat 
calls  here  to  and  from  Glasgow  to  take  in  passengers.  There  are  tw»  yearly  fairs,  in  Oc- 
tober, and  May.  ^— — 

Post  Office.—  Elizabeth  Bayne,  Post  Mistress.  —Edinburgh,  Glasgow,  Inverary,  and 
Bonan,  three  times  weekly  ;  viz.  Monday,  Wednesday,  and  Saturday,  arrive  and  dispatched 
•ime  days.  Isle  of  Mull  and  Clacban,  every  Wednesday  and  Saturday,  All  the  Nortk 
letters  are  sent  ia  the  Bonan  bag ;  the  above  are  foot  posts. 


Wm,  Campbell,  Esq.  collector  of  customs 
Jas  Hamilton,  Esq.  comptroller  of  customs 
Jn.  Robson,  Esq.  surveyor  &  landwaiter,  do. 
Edward  Crosby,  collector  of  excise 
James  Inglis,  supervisor  of  excise 
Angus  M'Leod,  officer  of  excise 
Duncan  M'Intyre,  writer  and  notary  public 
Donald  Currie,  parochial  schoolmaster 

Shopkeepers,  4'c. 
Campbell  Dougal,  vatch  makel- 


Campbell  Hugh,  general 
Campbell  Hugh,  sadler 
Campbell  John,  general 
Cowan  Hugh,  general 
Douglas  Nicol,  general 
Douglas  L.  general 
Graham  Donald,  general 
Kennedy  John,  general 
Kennedy  Thos.  watchmaker 
M'Arthur  Donald,  general 


OBAN. 


441 


M'Corqtiodale  John,  gtnenX 
M'Dougnl  Alexander,  general 
M'Dougal  D.  haberdasher 
M'Dougal  F.  general 
M*Dougal  Jobn,  bookseller  pind  teacher 
M'EHchnie  John,  general 
M'Kechan  John,  general 
M'Lean  Archibald,  sreneral 
M'Nab  Donald,  general 


M'Pberson  Charlei,  tinsmith 

Menzie  Alexander,  general 
Sinclair  Peter,  haberdasher 
Wilson  John,  watchmaker 
Wright  Fras.  baker 

Medical. 
John  M'Nab  '  1 

J.  B.  M'Lachlan  >  Surgeoof 

Donald  M'Lean  J 


PARK  HEAD  AND  CAMLACHIE. 

J.  HESE  villages  which  have  scarcely  yet  been  noticed  in  the  Gazetteers  of  Scotland,  are 
•Uuated  to  the  eastward  of  Glasgow,  on  the  great  road  leading  to  Edinburgh.    Sixty  years 
»go  there  was  scarcely  a  hoase  in  either  of  thfein,  but  with  the  rising  prosperity  of  Glas- 
gow, they  also  have  assumed  comparative  importance  ;  their  populajtion  jointly,  at  the 
present  period  amounting  to  nearly  3000  inhabitaHts  ;  this  incrcAse  may  be  attributed  in 
a  great  meas^ure 'o  the  introduction  of  the  cotton  business,  as  a  considerable  quantity  of 
goods  manufactured  from  that  material  ar«  ftibricated  here.  To  the  foregoing  cause,  may 
be  added    the  establishment  of  a  variety  of  works,  among  which  may  be  enumerated,  the 
foundery  belonging  to  D.  Napier,  Esq.  for  the  formation  of  steam  engines,  particularly  of 
the  description  adapted  for  the  use  of  vessels,  numbers  o     which,  at  this  time  navigate  the 
Clyde.     The  Forth  and  indeed  almost  all  the  waters  of  Scotland,  and  many  other  coun- 
tries.    Two  secret  works,  a  brewery,  an  extensive  nursery.     Several  valuable  coal  minesy 
a  corn  mill,  a  tile  manufactory,  and  a  tannery ;  a  considerable  quantity  of  bats  are  alsb  • 
made  here.     Another  cause  for  the  increase  of  these  places  may  be  assigned,  viz.  the  idi*  ' 
mense  quantity  of  coaches,     carriages  and  conveyances  of  every  description,  which  ar^' 
incessantly  traversing  the  great  road  between  Glasgow  and   Edinburgh,  [which  as  before' 
observed,  pass  through   these  villages),  the  number  of  which  is  scarcely  exceeded  upoit' 
any  road  in  the  United  Kingdom.     It  is  te  be  lamented,  that  with  so  great  a  bulk  of  in.ha-  * 
bitants,  these  villages  possess  only  one  place  set  a  part  for  devotional  service,  viz.  a  M'eS."!^ 
tbo(1ist  chapel,  at  Park  Head,  whilst  unlike  the  majority  of  Small  places  in  this  kingdoitf," '" 
They  have  neither  parish  school,  or  library.     The  establishment  of  a  penny  post  office, 
seems  desirable,  as  these  villages  are  full  two  miles  distant  from  the  Glasgow  oflSce.  The^ 
have  n6  market  nor  any  fairs. 


Attken  Rt.  ale  and  porter  brewer,  Camlachic 
Baillie  A.  boot  &  shoe-maker,  Camlachie 
Bell  J.  joiner  &  cabinet-maker,   Camlachie 
Bell  Geo.  superintendani  of  chemical  works 
Brown  Wm.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  Cam- 
lachie 
Brown  Jas.  tailor.  Park  Head 
Brown  Thos,  weavers'  wright.  Park  Head 
Bruce  Jas.  grocer  &  spirit  dealer,  Camlachie 
Bruce  Atexd.  smith,  Camlachie 
Campbell  Jas.  beamer,  Camlachie 
Campbell  Duncan,  grocer,  Camlachie 
Carmichael  Andrew,  cooper,  Camlachie 
L'owan  and  Co.  nursery  and  seed  merchants. 

White- vale,   Camlaehie 
Craig  Wm.  surgeon.  Park-head 
Crosbie  Wm.  vintner  &  minor,  Burns-head, 

Camlachie 
Donaldson  Widow,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer, . 

Park-head 
Donaldson  Rt.  stone  mason,  Park-head 
DouganJohn,  wheelwright,  Camlachie 
Dualop  Rt.  shoe-maker,  Camlachie 
Farmer  Philip,  tailor,  Camlachie 
Ferguson  Archibald,  saddler,  Camlachie 
Finlaj'son  John,  coal  proprietor,  Camlachie 
Forrest  James,  corn  miller,  Camlachie 
French  Thos.  smith.  Park-head 
Gardner  Wm.  (trastees  ofj  tile  manufacturer, 
Camlachie 


Gibb  Geo.  vintner  and  flesher.  Park-bead 
Gilraour  Andrew,  vintner,  Camlachie 
Gilmour  Rt.  vintner,  Park-head 
Goldie  Wm.  nail  manufacturer,  Camlachie 
Goldie  Widow,  nail  manufacturer,  Camlachie 
Graham  Alexd.  vintner.  Park-head 
Gray  Charles,  grocer  &  spirit  dealer,  Park- 
head 
Gray  D.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  Camlachl^ 
Gray  M.  vintner.  Park-head 
Kingan  M.  teacher,  Camlachie 
Lang  Wm.  surgeon.  Park-head 
M'Alpin  John,     grocer  and  spirit  dealer, 

Camlachie 
M'Alpin  John,  coal  proprietor,  Camlachie 
M'Caslaud  John,  tanner  and  leather  seller^ 

Camlachic 
M'Farlanc  Jas.  baker,  Park-he.id 
M'Kcrrow  Archibald,  vintner.  Park-head 
M'Lucas  Geo.  grocer  &  spirit  dealer.  Cam-- 

lachie 
M'Plierson  M,  milliner,  Camlacliie 
M'Pherson  Archibald,  coper,  Camlachie 
Marshall  John,  grocer  and  land  measurer. 

Park -head 
Marshall  John,  spirit  dealer,  Camlachie 
Marshitll  Margaret,  grocer  and  spirit  detiier^ 
Camlachie 


442 


PARK   HEAD  AND   CAMLACHIB. 


Mattheson  Neil,  slioeiniiker,  Catnlaebit 
Miller  Agnes,  milliner,  Camlachie 
Napier  Dax'id,  steam  engine  maaofactur^r. 
&  steam  boat  proprietor,   Camlachie  and 
head  of  York-st.  Glasgow 
Nelson  Wm.  stone  mason,  Camlachie 
Nimmo  M.  coal  proprietor,  Camlachie 
Nixon  &  Sons,  hat  manufacturer  Camlachie 

and  446  Gallowgate  Glas^gow 
Parian  VV'altar,  spirit  dealer,  Camlachie 
Paten  John,  sen.  house  agent,  Camlachie 
Paton  James,  grocer,  Camlacliie 
Porter  M.  hat  manufacturer,  Camlachie 
Rankin  Wm.  hosier  Camlachie 
ReidJohn,  grocer.  Park  head 
Reid  Henrj',  grocer  and  spirit  dealer.  Park- 
head 
Reid  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer.  Park- 
bead 
Reid  Andrew,  grocer  &  spirit  dealer.  Park- 
head 


Rennie  Joseph,  auctioneer,  Camlachie' 
Renuie  Jas.  tailor,  Camlachie 
Smellie  John,  aen.  apirit  d«aler,  Camlachie 
Smellie  John,  apirit  dealer,  Camlachie 
Smith. David,  manufacturing,  chemist,  Cam- 
Is  chie 
Stark  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  Park- 

liead 
■  Stewart  Robert,  smith,  Park-he.id 
Tait  Geo.  tailor,  Park-head 
Tenncnt  Andrew,  vintner,  Park-head 
Tenncut  David,  smith.  Park-head 
'lodhope   Wm.    joiner  and   cabinet-maker, 
Camlachie  ^' 

Turnbull  &  Ramsay,  manufacturing  chemist?,, 

Camlachie 
Walker  Mrs.  vintner.  Park-head 
Walker  Margaret,  spirit  dealer,  Park-head 
Waterfall  Benjamin,  grocer.  Park-head 
Williamson  M.  teacher  of  the  English  school, 
.Park-head 


PEEBLES, 

,/a.  royal  burgh,  and  county  town  of  Tweedale.  It  is  pleasantly  situated  on  the  banks, 
ofc  the  Tweed,  over  which  there  is  an  elegant  bridge  of  five  arches.  The  town  is  well  built, 
and  has  several  elegant  public  buildings.  It  is  sfoverned  by  a  provost  magistracy  and 
own  counsel,  and  the  burgesses  enjoy  many  privileges,  and  immunities  granted  by  the 
munificence  of  many  monarchs,  particularly  James  the  first,  during  whose  reign  it  was  ft 
royal  residence.  It  lies  22  miles  south  of  Edinburgh,  and  unites  with  Lanark,  Linlithgow 
and  Selkirk  in  sending  a  representative  to  Parliament.  Peebles  water  divides  the  town 
into  two  parts,  called  the  new  and  old  towns.  The  parish  church  stand.s  in  the  new  town, 
it  is  a  neat  building,  with  a  steeple  and  clock.  In  the  neighbourhood  of  the  town,  the 
scenery  is  picturesque  and  beautiful.  The  old  castle  of  Nidpath,  a  seat  of  the  Duke  of 
Queensbury,  stands  on  an  eminence  towards  the  west  of  the  town.  Towards  the  east  on 
another  eminence  stands  the  castle  of  Horsburgh.  The  market  day  is  Tuesday.  Fairs 
are  second  Tuesday  January,  second  Tuesday  before  I2th  July,  Tuesday  before  the  21st. 
August,  first  Tuesday  before  the  12th,  September,  October  17th,  and  Tuesday  before  the 
12th  November.     Population  about  2000, 

Post  Office,  James  Cairns,  Post  Master.  - 

The  Edinburgh  Mail  arrives  at  one  P.  M.  and  departs  at  eight  A.  M, 


Aitcheson  Wm.  brewer,  Care- field 
Bartram  Alexd.  writer  and  N .  P.  and  agent 

for  North  British  Insurance  Office 
Bartram  James,  writer,  and  N.  P. 
Borouman  Thos.  black-smith 
Botherwick  Mrs.  grocer 
Boyd  John,  tavern-keeper 
Brown  Wm,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 
Bryden  Jas.  surgeon 
Brunton  Thos.  boot  and  shoe-maker 
Calder  Thos.  tin  smith 
Cairns  Jas.  writer 
Currer  Rt.  clock  and  watch  maker 
Crai?  Rt.  surgeon 

Dickson  J.  woollen  manufacturer  and  dyer 
Dickson  George,  boot  and  shoe-maker 
Dickson  John  blacksmith 
Donaldson  Alexd,  tallow  chandler 
Donaldson  Jas.  saddler,  grocer  and  spirit 

dealer 
Donaldson  Wm.  joiner  and  cartwright 
Donaldson  Archibald  merchant  tailor 
Donaldson  Geo.  tiiilor 


Elder  Alexd.  bookseller  and  printer 
Elliot  Thos.  inn  keeper 
Elliot  John,  parish  academy 
Forsyth  Jas.  boot  and  shoe-maker 

Fothiiugham -,  tallow  chandler 

FrazerRt.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 

Gray  Thos.  boot  and  shoe-maker 

Gentle  Thos.  nursery  and  seedsman 

Gibson  Thos.  cooper 

Gray  John,  baker  and  spirit  dealer 

Greive  John,  wheelwright 

Greive  Thos.  wheelwright  and  joiner 

Greive  Peter,  boot  and  shoe-maker 

Hall  John,  stocking  manufacturer 

Hamilton  Wm.  ironmonger 

Huntly  Wm.  inn-keeper 

Hume  John,  baker 

Keddie  Jns.  woollen  and  linen  draper 

Kerr  James,  general  merchant 

Kerr  Jas.  blacksmith 

Ketchen  and  Veitcb,  skinners 

Lamort  Jas.  stone  mason  and  builder 

Millar  A.  straw  hat  and  cors«t-Biaker 


PEEBLES. 


443 


Moffat  Wm.  grocer 

M'Gpuan  John,  -nTiter  and  N.  P. 

M'Nab — ,  druggist 

Paterson  John,  il'onraooger 
Reid  James,  surgeon 
Reid  Walter,  grocer 
Ritchie  VV.  inn  keeper 
Robertsta  Wm.  grocer 
Robertson,  auctioneer 
Robertson,  stocking  manufacturer 
Ross  Peter,  tontine  hotel 
Russell  Adam,  ironmonger 
Russell  Thos,  joiner  and  cartwright 
Scott  Jas.  baker 
Scott  John,  blacksmith 
Scott  Peter,  cabinet-maker 
Scott  Rt.  grocer 

Scott  Rt.  stone  mason  and  builder 
Scott  James,  saddler 
Scott  John,  woollen  and  linen  draper 
Slone  James,  academy 
Smeal  Wm.  grocer 

Smibart  Thos.  tanner  and  agent  for  the  Ca- 
ledonian Insurance  Office 
Smibart  Alexd.  boot  and  shoe-maker 
Sterling  Rt.  joiner 
Tait  Wm.  woollen  and  linen  draper 
Tait  Geo.  clock  and  watch-maker 
Thomson  Wm.  messenger 
Thomson  John,  cooper 
Turnbull  Wm.  stamp  office 


TurnUull  John,  baker 

Turnbull  Wm.  joiner 

Tnrnbull  Wm.  painter 

Wait. David,  painter 

Wethie  John,  boot  and  shoe-maker 

Williamson  Alexd.  writer  and   N.  P.  towu 

clerk,  and  clerk  to  the  lieutenancy 
Williamson  Marion,  milliner 
Wilson  Thos.  inn  keeper 
Wilkie  Alexd,  stone  mason  and  builder 
Welcti  John,  writef,  justice  of  peace  clerk, 

and  sheriflf  clerk 

Mag'istrates. 

James  Kerr,  Esq.  Provtst 

William  Brown,  1  -n  •n„ 
I  rr  11  >Baillies. 

James  Hall,        J 

James  Brown,  deacon  of  the  weavers 

Coach. 

The  fly  coach  to  Edinburgh  Tues.  and  Fri. 

at  nine,  A.  M .  returns  two  P.  M.  same  days. 
Carriert. 
Edinburgh,  Jas.  Marshall  departs  Monday, 

•nd  Thtirsday,ret«rns  Tuesdayand  Friday, 
Edinburgh,  Henry  Calderwood,  Thursday, 

and  Wed.  returns  Friday,  and  Saturday. 
Glasgow,  Alexd.   Muir,  Thursday,  returns 

Monday,  once  a  fortnight. 
Dalheith,  Wm.  Hall,  Tues.  returns  Wed. 
Edinburgh,  William  Hall,  Friday,  returns 

Saturday 


'ry^Pf^'ff' 


PETERHEAD 


•Is  a  seaport  town  in  Scotland,  in  the  parish  of  Peterhead,  district  of  Buchan  and 
county  of  Aberdeen.  It  is  pleasantly  situated  standing  on  a  peninsula  and  small  island 
called  Keith  Inch,  projecting  into  the  German  ocean,  and  forming  the  most  easterly  point 
of  land  in  Scotland,  the  latitude  being  57°  30'  33''  N.  and  the  longitude  1°  39'  W.  from 
London.  It  was  founded  and  erected  into  a  Burgh  of  Barony  by  George  earl  niariscball  ia 
the  year  1693.  In  consequence  of  the  adherence  of  the  Marischall  family  to  the  unfor- 
tunate house  of  Stewart,  it  was  forfeited  in  the  year  1715.  The  Governors  of  the  Maiden 
Hospital,  founded  by  the  company  of  merchants  oi  the  city  of  Edinburgh  and  Mary  Ers- 
kine  purchased  it  and  the  lands  in  the  neighbourhood  in  1738,  and  are  at  present  the  su- 
periors. The  nomination  of  the  magistrates  is  by  the  charter  vested  in  them,  and  the 
magistrates  and  council,  the  latter  elected  by  the  community  of  feuars  are  invested  with 
the  management  of  the  revenue,  which  is  considerable.  This  town  had,  originally  been 
laid  off  nearly  in  the  form  of  a  cross  ;  the  principal  street  is  an  oblong  and  spacious  square, 
although  th«  houses  have  not  been  built  with  great  regularity,  yet  some  of  them  are  ele- 
gant, and  all  of  them  are  neat  and  comfortable,  and  exhibit  a  very  clean  appearance, 
being  built  of  excellent  granite.  The  public  buildings  which  claim  particular  attention 
are  an  elegant  and  commodious  Town-house,  with  a  spire  110  feet  high,  it  is  situated  at 
the  head  of  the  principal  street.  The  Established  Church,  a  l»rg^  elegant  and  commo- 
dious building,  laaving  a  very  tine  spire,  is  situated  where  the  south,  and  west  rOads  enter 
the  town  ;  and  the  Episcopal  Chapel,  a  handsome  modern  building  finished  with  consider- 
able taste.  There  are  besides  these  a  Burgher,  Antiburgher  and  Methodist  Chapels,  a 
Coffee  Room  and  public  rooms  for  those  frequenting  Peterhead  during  the  summer  season, 
for  the  benefit  of  the  air  and  mineral  waters.  The  mineral  wells  are  celebrated  for  their 
medicinal  virtues,  and  there  are  a  set  of  excellent  cold  and  warm  baths.  There  are  many 
Friendly  Societies  in  this  town,  and.a  literary  one.  As  a  commercial  town,  Peterhead  has 
made  rapid  advances,  it  has  two  harbours  and  two  spacious  bays,  with  safe  anchoring 
ground,  is  capable  of  containing  100  to  120  sail  of  vessels,  has  14  feet  water  at  spring 
tides,  and  is  protected  by  two  piers  and  a  jettic.  The  population,  exclusive  of  seamen, 
is  about  3600.  There  are  two  fairs,  viz.  the  3rd  Tuesday  in  May,  0,S.  and  the  2nd  Tues- 
day in  November,  O.  S.    Market-day  Friday. 


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444 


PETERHEAD. 


James  Arbuthnot,  jun.  Post  Master. — Office,  Jamaic%.5l;, 


I      Arrives  at  one  in  the  afternoon,  departs   at  7  iK 
^the  morning. 


Miles. 

Postag 

Edinburgh 

145 

lOrf. 

Aberdeen 

32 

7 

Banff 

34 

7 

iPrazerburgh 

18 

5 

Ajintlaw 

9 

4 

Academies. 

Carchrie  George,  Broad-st, 
Imray  John,  Broad-st. 
Pringle  Misses,  (ladieu)  Church-st. 
Smith  John,  Broad-st. 

Auctioneerf. 

Poyd  Garden,  Broad-st. 
Gray  ^dam.  Shore 

Bakers. 
Andfirson  Alex.  Broad-st. 
MonisQU  Robert,  Long-gate 
Robertson  Alex.  Broad-st. 

Bankers. 
Aberdeen  Banking  Co.  James  Andersonjun. 
agent,  Jamaica-st.on  Sir  W.  Forbes  &  Co. 
Ediiiburgh,and  Sir  P.  Pole  &Co.London, 
fjpnifnercial  Banking  Co,  of  Scotland,  John 
Elrick,  agent,  Jamaica-st.  on  themselves 
in  Edinburg,    &  Jooes   &  Co.   London 
Boat  Builders. 
Button  &  Mackie,  Keith-inch 

Booksellers  and  Stationers, 
Anderson  Wm.  (&  bookbinder)  Long-gate 
Cairns  John,  Broad-st. 
Clark  &  Sangster,  Broad-st. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 
Brodie  George,  Broad-st. 
Burgess  John,  Jamaica-st. 
Couper  James,  Jamaica-st. 
Ogilvie  Alex.  Rose-st. 
Saunders  James,  jun.   Marisckall-st. 
Soulier  Wm.  Merchant-st. 
Thom  JaiHes,  Jamaica-st. 
Yp«ng  John,  Long-gate. 

Brokers. 
Scott  Cordiner  &  Co.  (insurance)  Broad-st, 
Skelton  James,  jun.  (insurance)  Shore 

Cabinet, 'S)-c.  Makers. 
Hay  James,  Thistle-st. 
Lockie  John  &  Alex.  Merchant-st. 
Carver  and  Gilder. 
Cairns  Andrew,  Broad-st. 
Coopers^ 
Brook  George,  Back-st. 
Tjcask  Wm.  Church-st. 
Leslie  John,  Jamaica-st. 
Wilson  Andrew,  Marischall-st, 

Druggist. 
Will  Ogilvie,  Jamaica-st. 
Earthenware,  Glass  4"  China  Dealers 
Hogg  VVm.  Long-gate 
Scott  Robert,  Long-gate 

Fire,  ^c.  Offices. 
Hercules,  James  Kilgour,  Jamaica-st. 
North  British,  James  Mackie,  Loag-gate 


Fish  Curers. 
Leask  Wm, Church-st. 
Leslie  John,  Jamaica-st. 
Wilson  Andrew,  Marischall-st. 

Fishing  Companies. 
Arbuthnot  and  Co.  Robert  Arbuthnot,  ma- 
nager, Quinie 
New  Co,  John  Hutchison,  manager,  Quinie 
Old   Whale  Co.   Wm.   Volume,    manager, 

Quinie 
Skelton,  Mudie  &Co.  Geo.  Skelton  manager 
Union  Co.  James  Hutchison,  sen.  manager, 
Quinie 

Fla^  Dressers. 

Dickie  Thomas,  Broad-st. 
Forrest  Ales,  Broad-st. 
Ironside  John,  Queen-st. 
Paterson  Wm.  Long-gate 

Grocers,  8fc. 
Alexander  Thomas,  Broad-st. 
Annand  James,  Long-gate 
Arbuthnot  Adam,  Jamaica-st 
Hastings  Margaret,  Long-gate 
Law  George,  Broad-st. 
Milne  Alex.  Broad-st. 
Smith  Cosmo,  Long-gate 
Tough  Bessy,  Broad-st. 

Ironmongers. 
Gilchrist  John,  Broad-st. 
Shives  Alex.  Broad-st. 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapers. 
Anderson  James,  Marischall-st. 
Anderson  James,  jun.  Jamaica-st. 
Fullerton  Robert,  Broad-st. 
Grant  Robert,  St.  Andrews-st. 
Gray  John  &  Co.  Broad-st. 
Lawrance  Thomas,  Bro(id-st, 
Mackie  James  and  Robert,  Long 'gate 
Mess  &  Youngson,  Shore 
Scott.  Cordiner  &  Co.  Broad-st. 
Strachan  Thomas  &  Wm.  Rose-st. 

M.ani(facturers, 
Catto  Andrew,  (thread)  St.  Andrews-st. 
Ewen  David  and  Co,  (cotton)  Kirk-town 
Mess  &  Youngson,  (woollen)  Shore 
Robertson  and  Co.  (cotton)  Windmilll-st. 
Mast,  Block  and  Pump  Makers. 
Hay  John,  James-st. 
Mitchell  Alex.  Shore 
Robertson  Wm,  Quinie 

3Ieal  Sfc.  Dealers, 
Ariinaijd  Wm.  Broad-st. 
Lawrence  Peter,  Broad-st. 

Merchants. 
Arbuthnot  George  and  Robert,  Shor^ 
Argo  James,  sen.  James-st. 
Argo  James,  jun.  J*mes-st. 


petsrhead. 


445 


Argo  Thomas,  JameS'-st, 
Skelton  James,  jun.  Shore 

,   Painters. 
Robertson  John,  Broad-st. 
ScandreU  James,  Shore 
Thom  Alex.  Shore 

Rope  and  Twine  Makers. 
Forbes  James,  Kirk-town 
Hutchison  John  &  Co.  Peterhead  rope  walk 

Saddlers,  Sfc. 
Keith  George,  Broad-st. 
M'Intosh  Wm.  Broad-st. 

Sail  Makers. 
Abbot  James  and  Sons,  Shore 
Hutchison  John  &  Co.  Peterhead  rope  walk 

Ship   Builders. 
Abbot  James  and  Sons,  Shore 
Hutchison  John,  Shore 
Hutchison  James,  Shore 
Skelton  James,  Shore 
Taylor  John,  jiin.  North-shore 

Ship  Owners, 
Abbot  Jamas  and  Sons 
Alexander  Gillwrt 


Anderson  James,  jjn, 

Arbuthnot  George 

Arbutlinot  Robert 

Arbuthnot  William 

Arbuthnot  Adam  % 

Argo  James,  sen. 

Argo  Jam«s,  jun, 

Argo  Tlioraas 

Barnet  John 

Bruce  James 

Cordiuer  Robert 

Gilchrist  John 

Hutchison  James,  sen. 

Hutchison  James,  Jan. 

Hutchison  Jolm 

Hutchison  James,  Tertius 

Hutchison  Robert 

Mudie  Georg;e 

Newbound  John 

Micol  Gilbert 

Sanpster  William 

Skelton  James,  sen. 

Skelton  James,  jun. 

Skelton  George 

Skelton  John 

Soulier  John,  sea. 

Soulter  John 

Soulier  William 

Soulter  John,  jun. 

Stephen  John 

Stephen  Alexander 

Stewart  Charles 

Volume  William 

Gray  Roderick 

Robiirtson  Robert 

Skelton  J.ames,  jun,  harbourmaster,  Shore 

Shipping  Companies. 
Loudon  Co.  &  Lcith  Co.  George  and  Robert 
Arbuthnot, managers     * 
Surgeons. 
Torbes  John,  Broad-st. 
Forbes  Maxwell,  Broud-st. 


}   Admirals  Depute&Ba- 
TOO  Bailies,  Jamaica-st 


IJamieson  James  and  Patrick,  Rose-st. 
Trail  James,  James-st. 

Tanners. 
Mess  George  and  Co.  Kirk-towa 

Tinplate  Workers. 
Ledingham  James,  Broad-st. 
White  Alexander,  Broad-st, 

Vintners,   SfC. 
Black  Bull,  Alex.  Young,  Shore 
Kings  Arms,  Wm.  Chaimer's,  North-shot* 
Peterhead  Hotel,  James  Jaffray  Maiden-St, 
Plough,  Donald  Fraser,  Broad-st. 
Red  Lion,  James  Paul,  North-snore 
Ship,  John  Newboand,  Bi-oad-st. 
Ship,  .Joseph  Robertson,  Broad-st. 
Thistle,  James  Milne,  North-shore 

Watch  and  Clock  Makers. 
Blaik  James,  Rose-st. 
Johnston  John,  Broad-st. 

Wood  Turners. 
Robertson  Alex.  Long-gate 
Webster  James,  Marischall-st. 

Wrights. 
Cow  and  Mitchell,  (cart)  Maiden-St. 
Mathew  James,  Br.iad-st 
Maule  Thomas,  Church-st. 
Reid  John,  Broad-st. 
Stewart  Alexander,  Qneen-st. 

Writers  and  Notaries  Puhiie. 
Gamack  Wm.  Jamaica-st. 
Gray  Roderick,  Jamaica-st, 
Robertson  and  Gray,  Jamaica-st. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

ftuchan  Peter,  letter-press  priuter,Long'-giite 
Campbell  Rev.  Robert,  Sehool-wynd 
Donald  Rev.  Wm.  Manse 
Patton  Johrt  and  Co.  brewers,  School-brtl< 
Rhiud  James,  confectioner,  Rose-st. 
Sellar  Wm.  jeweller,  Jamaica-st. 
Skelton  John,  salt  manufacturer.  Shore 
Souttar  John,  builder,  St.  Andrew's-st. 
iTorry  Right  Rev.  Patrick,  Meichant-st. 

Police. 
Robert  Robertson,  Preses 
Roderick  Gray,  Vice  Preses 
Wm.  Gamack,  Treasurer 
George  Arbuthnot,  Town's  Treasurer 
Robert  Cordiner,  Harbour  Treasurer 
Willlatn  Brand,  Clerk 
Adam  Gray,  Billet  Master 

Officers  of  the  Custom  House. 
Leslie    Douglass,    surveyor    and   principal 

coast  officer 
Geor?e  Henderson,  land  waiter 
Peter  Douglass,  surs-eyors,  clerk 
John  Creighton,  coast  waiter 
Coaches. 
From  the  Plough,  Broad-street. 
The  Royal  Mail  to  Aberdeen  every  morning 

at  seven 
Tlie  Earl  of  Aberdeen,   to  Aberdeen  every 
lawful  day,  at  six  ia  the  morning 


446 


PETERHEAD. 


From  th«  Peterhead  Hotel,  Maiden-st. 
The  Telegrayh   to  Aberdeen,  every   lawful 

day  at  half  past  seven  in  the  morning 
The  Earl  of  Errol  to  Aberdeen,  every  lawful 

day,  at  half  past  seven  in  the  morning 


Carriers. 
Adam  Hay,  Tolbooth-wynd. 
To  Aberdeen,  every  Thursday  and  Saturday 
To  Fraserburgh,  every  Thursday 

Thomas  Smith,  Broad-street. 
To  Aberdeen,  one  a  week,  day  uncertain 


I 


PORTORELLO 


S  a  village  on  the  south  side  of  the  Frith  of  Forth,  two  miles  E.  of  Edinburgh,  and  about 
the  same  distance  from  Musselburgh  and  Leith.  It  is  a  favourite  bathing  resort  to  the 
citizens  of  Edinburgh  during  the  summer  months.  The  baths,  both  cold  and  hot,  are  very 
much  celebrated  for  their  excellence,  and  for  the  great  benefit  valetudinarians  «f  all  de- 
scriptions receive  from  them.  There  is  a  Charity  School  in  the  village,  where  about  20 
children  are  educated,  supported  by  iubscription,  chiefly  among  the  ladies.  Portobello 
Las  a  pottery,  a  brick  and  hat  manufactory,  and  a  white  and  red  lead  and  salt  manufac- 
tory In  1807  there  was  a  Chapel  of  ease  erected,  which  is  the  only  place  for  public  wor- 
ship. The  only  antiquity  Portobello  has  to  boast  of,  is  part  of  a  road  formed  by  Queen 
Mary,  leading  up  to  the  south-west  from  Fishwick-causeway.  There  is  also  a  place  called 
the  Old  Tower,  erected  about  4  years  ago  from  the  stones  (aken  from  the  old  college 
buildings  of  Edinburgh.  There  is  also  a  News-room  and  a  Billiard-room.  The  popula- 
tion is  about  1600, 


Post-OflSce,  High-street.— Mrs.  Helen  Newland,  Post  Mistress.  Mail  to  Edinburgh 
every  lawful  day  at  two  o'clock,  a.  m.  and  at  three,  p.  m.  and  arrives  at  ten,  a.  m.  and 
departs  at  seven,  p.  m. 


Anderson  Charles,  surgeon,  Pipe-st. 
AstleyJoseph,  manufacturing  chemist,  Fish- 

wick-eauieway 
Baxter  John,  salt  works,  Joppa 
Bernie  George,  builder,  Bath-st. 
Brown  James,  gardener,  High-st. 
Burton  Col.  Robt.  Wallace-park 
Craiek  David,  constable,  Tower-st. 
Creelman  Wm.  ]»otter  and  brick  and  tile 

manufacturer,  High-st. 
Dickson  John,  writer  to  the  signet,  High-st. 
Drew  Wm.  boot  and  shoe-maker,  Tower-st. 
Duff  Robert,  constable  and  sheriff's  oiBcer, 

Pipe-st. 
Dumbreck  Lieut.  Wm.  R.  N.  Pipe-cottage 
Duncan  Viscountess,  Links 

Fife  Andrew,  smith,  High-st, 
Forsyth  Rice,  vintner,  High-st. 
Fox  Wm.  bookseller  and  stationer,  (circulat- 
ing library  and  news-room,)  High-st. 
Goldie  Adam,  boot  and  shoe  makw,  High-st. 

Gordon  Geo.  &  Wm.  coal  merchants,  Kigh-st. 

Grant  Allan,  messenger  at  arms,  Bath-st, 

Grant  Jos.  writer  to  the  signet,  Bath-st. 

Grieve  Alex,  grocer,  High-st. 

Guthrie  Alex,  brick  and  tile  manufacturer, 
Westbank 

Hardie  Alt'x.  vintner,  High-st, 

Hay  James,  writer,  Links 

Hewat  Wm.  grocer  &  spirit  dealer,  High-st. 

Innes  Sir  David,  Bath-«t. 

Jennings  W.  G.  Esq.  High-st. 

Johnston  Wm,  writer  to  the  signet,  High-st. 

Kerr  Robt,  surgeon,  Tower-st. 

King  James,  vintner,  High-st. 

Kirk  Thos.  joiner  and  builder,  Union-st. 

Lawrie  and  Co.  hat  manufacturers,  Rose- 
bank-house 


Lilhgow  Wm  -  wateh  &  clock-maker,  High-st. 

Lunn  Peter,  vintne^,  Tower-st. 

Marshall  Wm.  &  Sons,  plumbers,  Bellfield 

M 'Arthur  Peter,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer, 
Pipe-st. 

M'Donald  Danl.  ironmonger,  High-st. 

M'Donald  Mrs.  furnished  lodging's-keeper, 
Bath-st. 

M'Naughton  Robt.  baker,  High-st. 

Molyson  Arch,  boot  &  shoe-maker,  High-st. 

Moodie  J.  D.  physician,  High-st. 

Morton  Thos.  wine  and  spirit  merchant  and 
grocer,  High-st. 

Neil  John,  builder.  Links 

Newland  Mrs.  Helen,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chant and  grocer,  High-st, 

Newland  James,  agent,  High-st. 

Nisbett  John,  keeper  of  the  baths,  Bath-st. 

Pringle  Adam,  watch  &  clock-maker.  Links 

Proodfoot  Thos.  baker,  High-st. 

Rathbone  and  Co.  potters,  Pipe-st. 

Reid  John,  writer,  Wilson's-park 

Ritchie  Thos.  baker,  High-st. 

Roache  J.  B.  Esq.  Bath-st. 

Robertson  Andrew,  baker,  Tower-st. 

Robertson  John,  vintner,  High-st. 

Ross  Wm.  vintner,  High-st. 

Scott  Henry,  boot  and  shoe- maker,  High-st. 

Smelley  Thos,  engraver  and  printer,  Pipe-st. 

Smith  James,  white  and  red  lead  manufac- 
turer, High-st. 

Stedman  David,  baker,  High-st. 

Swan  James,  writer  to  the  signet,  High-st. 

Tait  Jas.  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  High-st, 

Turnbull  Thos.  baker,  High-st. 

Wallace  Geo.  joiner,  vintner  ajid  auctioneer, 
Hijh-st. 

Watt  William,  surgeon,  Tower-st. 


PORTOBELLO. 


447 


Wemyss  George,  cooper,  Tower-st. 
White  Jn.  grocer  &  spirit  dealer,  Tower-st. 
Williamson  Joseph,  Esq.  priacipal  clerk  of 

feuds,  Links 
Young  Win.  boot  and  shoe-maker,  Wilson's- 

park. 

Carriers, 
John  Campbell  conveys  goods  to  Edinburgh 

every  lawful  day. 

Coaches. 
Mail  to  Berwick,  Neivcastle  and  London, 
at  five  o'clock  in  the  morning',  and  Mail 
to  London  at  seven  o'clock  in  the  evening 


Post  Coach  to  Haddington  twice  a  day,  and 
to  Musselburgh  three  times  a  day 

Stnge  Coaches  to  Edinburgh,  from  Wm. 
Fox's,  bookseller,  High-st.  at  10  o'clock 
in  the  forenoon,  two  in  the  afternoon,  and 
seven  in  the  evening 

To  Edinburgh,  from  Rice  Forsyth's,  vint- 
ner. High  it.  at  10  o'clock  in  the  fore- 
noon, two  in  the  afternoon,  and  seven  ki 
the  evening 

Edinburgh,  from  James  King's,  vintner, 
High-st.  at  nine  in  the  forenoon,  half-past 
one  in  the  afternoon,  and  seven  in  the 
eveniHff. 


PORTSOY, 

^  SEA-PORT  town  in  Banffs^iire,  in  the  parish  of  Fordyce,  about  eight  miles  from 
Banff.  It  was  erected  into  a  burgh  of  Barony  about  the  16th  century,  by  the  Baron  of 
Boyne,  whose  descendants  following  the  Pretender  in  1715,  his  lands  became  forfeited  to 
the  Crown ;  they  were  afterwards  given  to  tiie  Earl  of  Findlaler  and  Seafield,  and  are  now 
in  the  possession  of  the  Seafield  family.  Portsoy  is  situated  on  a  point  of  land,  projecting 
into  the  Moray  Frith,  which  forms  a  small  but  safe  harbour,  and  will  admit  vessels  of 
100  to  150  tons.  On  both  sides  of  the  town  are  marble  quarries,  of  a  fine  vein  of  serpen- 
tine, commonly  called  Portsoy  marble,  of  a  most  excellent  quality,  and  in  the  greatest 
variety  of  colour.  There  is  a  mount  called  the  Downie,  which  antiquaries  say  was  once  a 
Druidical  Temple,  About  a  quarter  »f  a  mile  to  the  west  is  the  ruins  of  an  old  Castle. 
In  the  neighbourhood  are  some  excellent  quarries  of  lime-stone.  The  chief  trade  of  Port- 
soy consists  in  exporting  grain  and  importing  coal.  The  herring  fishery  has  been  carried 
en  extensively  for  some  time  past.    The  population  is  about  1500. 

Post-Office,  High-slreet.— William  Reid,  Post  Master. 


Post  Towns. 

Miles. 

Postage 

Aberdeen 

50 

^d. 

Banff 

8 

4 

Fochabers 

18 

;> 

Inverness 

80 

8 

Arrivals, 
1  o'clock  afternoon 
1  o'clock  afternoon 
1  o'clock  morning 
1  o'clock  morning 


Departures. 
1  o'clock  morning 
1  o'clock  morning 
1  o'clock  afternoon 
I  o'clock  afternoon 


Andrew  Alex,  watch,  &c.  maker,  High-st. 
Andrew  Geo.  linen  &  cotton  agent,  Burnside 
Bell  John,  linen,  &c-  draper,  High-st. 
Benzies  Arthur,  linen,  &c.  draper,  High-st. 
Brodie  James,  grocer,  New-st. 
Burgess  Jas.  boot  and  shoe-maker,  High-st. 
Buruett  Jas.  and  John,  linen,  &c.  drapers. 

Church-road 
Cheyne  Wm.  flax-dresser,  Square 
Christie  Wm.  tallow-chandler,  High-st. 
Clark  Wm.  lapidary,  New-st. 
Dawson  Wm.  surgeon.  Well-road 
Duncan  Wm,  Artillery  arras.  Church-road 
Duncan  Alex.  Royal  oak,  Church-road 
Gibson  John,  tinplate-worker,  Chuich-road 
Gilchrist  Robt.  druggist,  Church-road 
Gow  Hector,  painter,  Bridge-st. 
Grammar  school.  Rev.  Chas.  Grant,  rector 
Grant  Geo.  writer,  Square 
Greig  James,  wine-merchant,  High-st. 
Harper  Wm.grocer  and  ironmonger.  Church- 
road 
Jack  Jacob,  cooper  and  fish-curcr.  Shore 
Kn'<^ht  Robt.  flax-dresser,  Shu  re- head 
Knight  Robert,  merchant  aud  ship  owner, 

Bridge-st. 
Lawrence  Alex,  wright,  old  CuUcn-road 


M'Doe  Thomas,  brewer,  Portsoy  brewery 

M'Donald  Ranold,  tide-waiter 

M'Lean  John,  merchant,  ship  owner,  cooper 
and  fish-curer,  Shvre 

M'Leod  Wm.  boot  and  shoe-maker,  N«w-st. 

M'Leod  Wm.  vintner,  New-st, 

Milne  John,  wright,  Burnside 

Minty  Wm.  linen,  &c.  draper,  High-st. 

Morrison  Wm.  linen,  &c.  draper.  Church- 
road 

Paul  Jas.  linen,  &c.  draper.  Church-road 

Reid  Wm.  grocer,  High-st. 

Saunders  John,  saddler,  &c.  and  fish-curer, 
New-st. 

Scott  John,  Kinn's  arms,  Low-st. 

vScott  James,  wright,  New-st. 

Simpson  Janetr,  Ship,  Shore 

Simpson  Alex,  merchant,  ship  owner,  cooper 
and  fish-curer,  Bridite-st. 

Smith  Aiox,  grocer,  New-st. 

Stewart  cJ;irnes,  tide-waiter 

Taylor  Johd,  merchant,  ship  owner,  cooper 
and  figh-curer,  Square 

Taylor  John,  shore-master 

Watson  Alex,  watch,  &c.  maker.  Square 

Watt  John,  grocer,  Culbert-rig 

Wilson  Adam,  wright,  CuUen-road 


448 


PORTSOY. 


Wood  Alex.  &  Co.  fish-curers,  School-henry. 

Coaches, 

The  Royal  Mail  passes  through  to  Aberdeen, 
every  morning  at  one  o'clock,  and  to  In- 
verness, every  day  at  one  o'clock  at  noon 

From  the  Royal  Oak,  Church-road,  a  Dili- 


gence to  Keith,  every  Tues.  Thurs.  &  Sat. 

Carriers. 
From  the  Artillery  Arms,  Chnrch-rond,  to 

Aberdeen,  once  a  v/eek,  dar  uncertain 
To  Elgin,  Forres,  Nairn  and  Inverness, 

every  Friday. 


PRESTON  PANS, 

J^  MARKET  and  Post  town  in  Haddingtonshire,  on  the  southern  coast  of  the  Frith  of 
Forth,  is  situated  at  the  distance  of  eight  miles  from  Edinbnrgh,  two  and  a  half  from 
Musselburgh,  and  fourteen  from  North  Berwick.  The  town  of  Preston  Pans  is  a  burgh 
of  Barony  and  port  of  the  Custom-house  ;  it  received  its  charter  of  erection  in  1617,  in 
favour  of  Sir  John  Hamilton,  of  Preston,  which  village  is  also  included  in  the  cha-rter. 
This  town  is  remarkable  for  its  manufactories  of  Salt,  Earthen wfire,  Soap  and  Magnesia. 
Salt  was  first  made  liere  by  the  Monks  in  1189.  The  other  establishments  are  of  more 
recent  introduction,  as  are  the  two  breweries  for  Ale  and  Po>ter.  A  considerable  qiiMntity 
of  Bricks  and  Tiles  arc  also  made  here.  Considerable  qu.\nllties  of  Oysters  nre  taken  in 
the  Forth  near  this  place,  which  are  commonly  sent  to  the  markets  of  Newcastle-On-Tyne 
and  to  London.  AnotluM- shell-fish  called  Clain,  is  also  found  here  in  abundance,  faki-a 
whilst  dragging  for  the  Oysters :  the  shells  of  the  Clam,  which  are  renijivkaMe  for  the 
beauty  of  their  shape,  are  gathered  with  avidity,  and  are  combined  to  foim  very  pretty 
chimney-piece  ornaments.  The  town  consists  principally  of  one  long  street,  not  remark- 
ably handsome  ;  there  are  no  public  buildings  of  note.  The  governMent  of  the  burgh  is 
entrusted  to  two  Justices  of  the  Peace  and  the  two  Baron  Bailies.  The  harbour  is  situated 
a  little  to  the  westward  of  the  town.  The  principal  seats  in  the  nciuhbourhood  tire,  Pres- 
ton Grange,  Dromore  and  Northfield-house.  Preston  tower,  foriueriy  the  se;i(  of  the 
Hamiltons  of  Preston,  is  in  ruins  ;  and  near  it  the  house  of  Preston,  is  occupied  as  an 
Hospital.  Here  is  one  Church  of  th«  Establishment  and  a  Meeting-house  for  Methodists  ; 
a  parish  School  and  some  private  ones,  a  small  Subscription  Library,  and  a  number  af 
Benefit  Societies.  The  neighbourhood  of  Preston  Pans  supplies  the  markets  of  Edinburgh 
and  Leith  with  a  great  quantity  of  vegetables.  Markets  were  originally  held  here  on  Wed- 
nesdays and  Saturdays,  but  Friday  is  now  the  understood  market-day.  The  popni.tticn  is 
about  2000,  At  the  distance  of  one  and  a  half  miles  from  Preston  Pans,  at  a  hamlet  called 
Meadow  Mills,  near  the  ancient  village  of  Preston,  in  tbe  year  1745,  a  battle  took  place, 
between  the  Scotch  insurgents  and  the  English  troops,  commanded  by  General  Coup  or 
Cope,  in  which  the  latter  were  routed.  In  this  engagement  fell  the  lamented  Colonel 
Gardiner,  "  known  to  fame."  The  house  once  occupied  by  this  revered  commander  is 
situated  a  little  to  the  west  of  Meadow  Mills,  at  a  place  called  Bankton. 

Post-Office,  Main-street. — Post  Master,  George  Nimmo.  Letters  arrive  from  Edin- 
burgh at  eleven  in  the  morning  and  at  eight  in  the  evening  ;  are  dispatched  at  two  in  the 
afternoon  and  at  six  in  the  evening. 


Aitcheson  Wm.  Esq.  of  Dromore 
Alexander  Andw.  salt  proprietor 
Alexander  Wm.  flesher 
Anderson  Geo.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 
Bartleman  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 
Baxter  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  slater 

and  plaisterer 
Blair  Alex,  smith 
Brewn  Thomas,  tailor 
Brown  James,  vintner 
Burn  Adam,  baker 
Cairncross  Wm.  baker 
Cardell  Fras.  &VVm.saltpropricts.  Cockenzie 
Clark  Robt.  rope  and  sail-maker 
Clark  Geo.  cartwright 
Cowan  Thos.  wright 
Davidson  John,  boot  and  shoe-maker 
Forbes  Mrs.  vintner 

Forman  James,  salt  proprietor,  TFest  Pans 
Forman  Geo.  vintner,  black  bull 
Forsyth  John,  King's  arms  inn 


Fowler  John,  ale  and  porter  brewer 

Gibson  David,  baker 

Gordon  Rt.  &  Geo.  earthenware  manufactrs. 

Grieve  Alex,  and  Son,  tailors 

Guthrie  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 

Hay  John,  cartwright 

Hay  Geo.  boot  and  shoe-maker 

Henderson  Geo,  tailor 

Heriot  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 

Hunter  Robt.  grocer 

Knox  Alex,  stone-mason 

Laidlaw  Robt.  salt  proprietor 

Laidlaw  Elizab.  grocer  and  spirit  de."»ler 

Laidiaw  James,  flesher 

M'Millan  J.  B.  surgeon 

Marr  David,  wright 

Merrilies  Walter  and  S»ns,  smiths 

Morison  John,  smith 

Nimmo  Geo.  post-master,  grocer  &  woollen 

draper 
Notmaa  Wm.  grocer  and  sinrit  dealer 


PRESTON  PANS. 


449 


Paterson  T.  and  W.  soip-manufacturers 
Pearson  David,  grocer  and  Bhoe-niaUer 
Pettigrew  VVm,  mason  and  grocer 
Petligrnw  Jolin,  st.')ne-mason 
Preston  Pans  porter  brewery  company,  Henry 

Riddle,  residfiinl  partner 
Ralstfin  Hng:h,  vintner 
Reilly  James,  t.aiior 

Simpson  Robt.  xvoollcn  «nd  linen  draper 
&raith  Jas.  salt  proprietor,  F'nrt  8eaUm 
Smith  Andrew,  watch-makei' 
Smith  Mrs.  vintner 
Smith  Jolin,  boot  and  shoe-maker 
Smith  Matthew,  baker 
Smith  John,  baker 
Sproul  David,  English  school 
Storrie  John,  viatner 
Suttie  Sir  Jas.  Grant  M.  P.  Preston  Grange 

and  n.'ilgone 
Syine  J.unes,  Esq.  Northfield-house 
Tait  Piobert,  smith  and  farrier 
Temple  John,  boot  and  shoe-maker 
Tnrnbull  Robert,  tailor 
Watson  and  Co.  earthenware  manufacturers 
Watson  Nicol,  salt  proprietor,  TVest  Pans 
Williamson  M.  surgeon 


Willison  M .  surgeon 

Young  Matthew,  salt  proprietor 

Young  George,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 

Magistrates. 

John  Fuller,  Esq.  justice  of  (he  peace 
F.  B.  Sydserff,  Esq.  justice  of  the  peace 
Jas.  Watt  and  John  Goodsir,  baron-bailies. 

Officers  of  H.  M.  Customs. 
F.  B.  Sydserff,  Esq.  collector 
And'.v.  Watson,  Esq.  comptroller 
Wm.  Napier,  Eeq.  surveyor 
Thos.  Neill,  tide-surveyor    ■ 
Adam  Stevenson,  clerk  to  collector 
James  Forsyth,  Iand-v.'aiter 
Eight  tides-men  and  six  prsventive-officcrs. 


A  Coacii  to  Edinburgh,  from  the  King's 
Arms,  every  law(ul  day  at  nine  in  the 
morning  ;  returns  at  eight  in  the  evening 

Robt.  Johnstone,  carrier,  to  Edinburgh,  on 
Tuesday,  Tliursday  and  Saturday;  departs 
at  eight  in  the  morning,  and  returns  at 
eight  in  the  evening. 


QUEENSFERRY, 

JlS  a  Royal  Burgh  on  the  south  coast  of  the  Frith  of  Forth,  about  9  miles  west  of 
Edinburgh.  It  received  its  name  from  Margaret,  queeu  of  Malcolm  Cann)ore,  who 
crosBed  the  Frith  at  this  place,  and  was  the  great  patroness  of  the  town.  Two  exten- 
sive soap  manufactories  are  carried  on  here,  that  of  Taylor  and  Son  is  one  of  the  largest 
in  Scotland.  The  herring  fishery  during  the  winter,  employs  about  200  people  in  fishing 
and  curing.  What  the  town  derives  most  of  its  consequence  from,  is  the  ferry  over  the 
Frith  of  Forth,  which  of  late  years  has  been  much  frequented.  An  excellent  harbour 
has  lately  been  erected,  on  which  is  a  flight- house  which  has  a  very  fine  reflector. 
The  places  for  public  worship,  are  the  Established  Church,  and  a  Burgh  Meetingr 
house.  The  town  has  a  Goal  and  a  Public  School-house.  A  little  to  the  west  are  the  re- 
mains of  a  Grey  Friars'  Convent,  the  burying  place  of  the  family  of  Dundas,  of  Dunda^ 
Castle.  The  time  when  the  Convent  was  erected  is  not  known.  The  town  is  governed 
by  three  Bailies,  eighteen  Counsellors,  and  three  deacons.  The  ouly  fair  in  the  town  is 
held  on  Friday  the  1st  week  of  August,  and  what  is  very  remarkable,  the  boys,  the  night 
previous  to  the  fair,  cover  one  of  their  number  over  with  burs  and  flowers,  and  conduct 
him  through  the  town.  The  cause  of  this  extraordinaiy'  custom,  though  often  enquired 
into,  has  never  yet  been  fascertaiaed.  The  weekly  market  day  is  Friday.  Tiie  popula- 
tion of  the  town  is  about  50Q. 


Post  Office.— .Tohn  Sinclair,  Post  Master. — ^llie  Mail  arrive  from  Edinburgh  at  a 
quarter  past  eight  in  the  morning,  and  departs  for  the  same  place  at  the  same  time.  Letters 
arrive  from  Inverkeithing,  Kinross,  and  Perth,  at  nine  in  the  morning. 


Brash  John,  tailor  and  clothier 

Broomfield  James,  baker 

Bryce  Wiiliam,  spirit  dealer 

Chisbolm  George,  depute  superintendant  of 

the  passage  south  side  Queen's  ferry 
Duke  William,  inkeeper 
Fairrie  George,  grocer 
Forsyth  George  and  John,  builders 
Gourfay  John,  boot  and  shoemaker 
Gow  James,  watch  and  clock. maker 
Hill  George,  stabler 
Hutton  Wm.  baker 
Inncs  Campbell,  soap  manufacturer 
Jack  Miss,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 


Jameson  Wm.  boot  and  shoemaker 
M'Gibbon  Alexander,  writer,  notary  public, 

and  town  clerk 
Martin  John,  grocer 
Mason  David,  grocer 
Pollock  Alexander,  grocer 
Rennie  Andrew,  spirit  dealer 
Rennie  John,  tin  plate  worker 
Robertson  Andrew,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 
Robertson  James,  spirit  dealer 
Sharp  Wm.  boat  and  shoemaker 
Setwart  Archibald  Douglas,  surgeon 
Storie  Thomas,  brewer 
Taylor  John  and  Sous,  soap  nianufactui>er8 


450 


QUEEN SFERRY. 


Thomson  James,  baker 
Whit  James,  spirit  dealer 
"Young  Mrs.  Alisor,  grocer 

E,vcise. 

John  Bell,  supen'isor 
James  Cutlibert,  officer 
Campbell  Gardner,  officer 
John  Peddle,  assistant  officer 

Cfiftoms. 
WlHiam  Russell,  oiiicer 


Coaches. 
The  Queensferry    Diligence    arrires   from 

Edinburgh  at  9  morning,  and  returns  at 

6  evening; 
The  Perth  Waterloo  arrives  from  Edinburgh 

20  minutes  past  10  morning,  and  returns  at 

one  o'clock  mid-day. 

Carriers. 
To  Edinburgh  and  Leifh,   Wm.  M'Queen 

departs   every  Tuesday  and  Friday,   and 

returns  the  same  days 


ROTHESAY 

Is  a  Royal  Bdrgb,  Market  and  Post  town,  in  the  island  and  county  of  Bute.  The  town 
is  well  situated  for  enmmevcial  purposes,  having  a  fine  harbour  at  the  head  of  an  exten- 
sive bay,  from  wliicli  the  town  nppears  to  great  advantage,  the  buildings  extending  on 
both  sides  the  bny,  the  rps'ulents  are  presented  with  a  fine  range  of  prospects.  The  town 
being  protected  bV  high  grounds  in  the  rear,  renders  the  place  remarkably  health)',  in  con- 
sequence it  is  much  resorted  to  in  summer  by  bathing  company.  The  burgh  of  Rothesay 
was  enfranchised  bv  King  Robert  III.  in  the  year  1400,  at  which  period  its  castle  was  a 
royal  residence.  Rothesay  unites  with  Ayr,  Irvine,  Inverary,  and  Campbeltown,  in  send- 
ing a  member  to  Parlinment.  The  government  of  the  town  is  vested  in  a  Provost,  two 
Bailies,  Dean  of  Guild,  Town  Treasurer,  and  twelve  Counsellors;  three  Courts  are  held 
•in  it :  viz.  the  Sheriff  Court,  the  Bailie  Court,  and  the  Justice  of  Peace  Court.  It  has  a 
Subscription  Library,  and  News-room.  A  church  of  the  Establishment,  and  Chapel  of 
Ease,  and  one  of  Antiburghers,  a  Parish  School,  and  several  private  ones.  The  herring 
fishery  is  here  a  principal  branch  of  business.  There  is  also  a  large  establishment  for 
spinning  cotton.  At  some  distance  from  the  town,  is  Mount  Stewart,  the  seat  of  the 
Marquis  of  But'^,  Also  Kaimes  Castle,  the  seat  of  James  Hamilton,  Esq.  There  is 
a  weekly  market  on  Wednesday  ;  and  fairs  are  held  on  the  first  Wednesday  in  May  ;  the 
third  Wednesday  in  Julv,  and  the  first  Wednesday  in  November.  The  Ettrick  Races  are 
held  in  August.  This  town  has  been  materially  benefited  by  the  introduction  of  steam 
boats,  by  which  it  has  a  daily  communication  with  Glasgow  and  Greenock,  and  a  weekly 
one  with  Campbelton  and  Inverary.  Sailing  packets  also|communicate  daily  with  Greenock. 
The  population  is  estimated  at  6000  inhabitants.  Near  the  centre  of  the  town  is  the  ruin 
of  the  castle,  which  is  surmised  to  have  been  built  about  the  year  1100.  The  best  ac- 
count of  this  castle  is  to  be  found  in  a  pamphlet  written  by  Mr.  John  Mackinlay,  pub- 
lished at  Glasgow  in  1818, The  ft'llowing  are  considered  as  some  of  the  most  remarkable 
particulars  repecting  it.  The  first  mention  of  it  in  history  is  1228,  when  it  was  besieged 
by  Husbac  the  Norwegian,  in  conjunction  with  Olave  King  of  Man,  when  it  was  taken 
after  a  stout  resistance ;  having  been  recovered  from  the  Northern  invaders,  it  was  again 
taken  by  them  about  the  year  1263.  It  was  again  taken  by  the  Scots  soon  after  the  battfe 
of  Largs.  It  was  taken  possession  of  bv  the  English  during  the  reign  of  John  Baliol, 
but  in  1311  surremlered  to  Robert  Bruce.  In  1334  Edward  Baliol  took  the  aastle  and 
fortified  it ;  it  was  again  shortly  afterwards  taken  by  Bruce,  the  Steward  of  Scotland. 
King  Robert  II.  visited  this  castle  in  1376  and  in  1381,  he  visited  it  again  in  1392. 
Shortly  after  which  he  created  his  eldest  ion,  Prince  David,  Duke  of  Rothesay,  which 
has  been  ever  since  the  principal  Scottish  title  of  the  heir  apparent ;  on  the  4th  of  April 
1406  King  Robert  II.  died  here,  and  was  buried  in  the  Abbey  of  Paisley.  In  1408, 
Robert,  Duke  of  Albany,  the  Regent,  was  here  attended  by  a  kingly  retinue.  In  1498, 
the  head  of  the  family  of  Bute  was  appointed  hereditary  keeper  of  this  castle,  an  office 
which  still  continues  iu  the  family,  and  is  now  held  by  the  present  noble  Marquis.  The 
"  castle  was  garrisoned  by  Sir  Jamas  Stewart  at  the  commencement  of  the  civil  war,  m  the 
reign  of  Charles  I.  It  soon  afterwards  fell  into  the  hands  of  the  Parliamentary  troops, 
who  razed  part  of  it  upon  its  being  evacuated  by  them.  It  appears  to  have  beeu  taken  by 
the  Earl  of  Argyle,  about  the  year  1685.  Soon  after  the  Earl  had  left  it,  it  was  burned  by 
his  brother,  and  has  ever  since  remained  in  ruins.  A  particular  description  of  this  noble 
Tuin  in  its  present  state  is  given  in  the  publication  alluded  to.  The  building  is  of  a  cir- 
cular form,  and  the  remaining  walls  are  principally  covered  with  ivy.  The  interior  may 
be  viewed  by  applicatioa  to  the  person  appointed  by  the  Marquis  to  superintend  the  care  of  it. 


ROTHESAY. 

Post  Master  and  Stamp  distributor,— Charles  Moore.— Offi 

Towns 
Edinburgh 
Glasgow 
Greenock 
Largs 

Posage 
9§ar. 

Si 

6 

4 

Distance. 

84 
42 
16 
10 

Arrival. 
9  evening 
9  evening 
9  evening 
9  evening 

451 


Anderson  James,  Esq,  Mill-st. 
Bannatyne  John,  merchant,  Princeps-st. 
Bannatyne   Niniaii,   fishery    officer,    Mon- 
tague-street 
Bannatyne  Jas,  messenger  and  hotel-keeper, 

Crown,  Princess-st. 
Bannatyne.  Alexander,  grocer,  High-st. 
Banaatyiie  Elizabeth,  eroce".  «&c.  King-st. 
Baanatvne  Matthew,  King-st. 
Bannntyne  Dugald,  vintner  and  fish  curer, 

Montague-«t. 
Baxter  Hu^h,  vintner,  Gallow-gate 
Beith  Hugh,  smith.  Store-lane 
Beith  Hugh,  jun.  Cartwright,  &c.  Stor«-lane 
Bell  John,  saddler,  Princess-st. 
Black  Archibald,  cooper  and  fish  curer,  Mon- 
tague-street 
Black  Lientenant  Archibald,  Argyle-St. 
Black  Colin, cooper  &fi«sh  ciirer,Montague-st. 
Black  Daniel  smith,  Guilford-st. 
Black  Margaret,  grocer,  High-st. 
Black  Duncan,  grocer,  Montague-st. 
Black  James,  boat  builder,  Sishop-sc, 
Blaii-  Mdry,  vintner,  High-st. 
Brown  Alex,  ship-owner,  Princess-st. 
Brown  Charles,  baker,  Montague-st. 
Brown  William  vintner,  Montairue-st. 
Brown  Gforge,  shoemaker,  Montague-st. 
Buchanan    Thomas    Drummond,    solicitor 

before  the  Courts,  Montague-st. 
Buchanan  John,  watch  maker,  Montague-st. 
Bute,    The    Most   Noble    the  Marquis   of 

Mount  Stewart 
Cameron  B.  S.  writer,  Bridge-end-st. 
Cameron  Mary,  vintner,  Mill-st. 
Campbell    Archi.     writer    and    procurator, 
fiscal  of  the  burgh  of  Rothesay,  and  clerk 
to  the  commissioners  of  supply  and  taxes 
of  the  county,  Mill-st. 
Campbell  Gapt   E.  Ai-gyle  militia,  Argyle-st. 
Campbell  Alex  Excise  officer,  Princess-st. 
Cunningham    Arciii.  hardware  aud  drapery 

merchant,  Motagne-st. 
Currie  Andrew,  King's  pilot,  Mill-st 
Currle  Duncan,  shoemaker,  Montague-st. 
Douglas    Hugh,    wholesale  grocer   &   sprit 

merchant,  Montague-st 
Dnncan  Alexander  and  Co.  woollen  drapers 

&  silk  mercers,  Monfaguc-st. 
Duncan  R.  lieutenant  of  K.N.  Montague-st. 
Duncan  James,  ship  owner,  Bishop-st. 
Duncan  John,  ship  master,  High-st, 
Duncan  Alex,  copper  &  tinsmith.  VVater-g. 
Duncan  A.  merchant,   Bishop-st. 
Duncan  James,  tanner,  Mill-st. 
Duncan  James,  grocer,  Hjgh-si. 
DuncanDaniel,  cooperand  fishcurer,High-st. 
Duncan  John,  sen.  block  maker,  Water-g. 
Duncan  John,  jun,  block-maker,  W'ater-g. 


Departure, 
12  nooa 
12  noon 
1.^  noon 
12  noon 


Duncan  Archi.cooper&fishcurer.Montague-st 
Duncan  Janett,  vintner.  New  Vennall 
DuncanArchi. cabinet  maker&c.  Montague-st 
Duncan  Robt.  vintner,  Argyle-st. 
Dunlop  Thos.  plaster  r,  bridge-st. 
Ecken  Mark,  spirit&porter  cellar, Bishop-st. 
Ewing  Janett,  hardware  dealer.  Water-gate 
Ferguson  Capt.  Colin,  Mount  Pleasant 
Fyfe  Archibald,  M.  D.  Montague  st. 
Gibson  Thomas,  surgeon,  Montague-st. 
Gilchrist  James,  merchant,  Argyle-st, 
Gillies  Wm.   agent  to  the  Greenock  Bank, 

dean  of  guild,  shipowner,  &  fish  merchant, 

Castlehill-st, 
Gillies  John,  Esq  merchant  aud  sen.  baillie, 

Bishop-st. 
Gillies  Daniel,  cooper  it  fish  curer,  Bridge-st. 
Glass  J. B. watch  &  clock  maker,  &c.Water-f. 
Hughes  Peter,  nail  maker,  Castlehill-st. 
Hunter    Moses,   bread   and    pastry   baker, 

Montague-st, 
Hutcbeson  V,ra.  corn  miller,  Rothesay  Milla 
Hyndman  Wm.  cooper  and  vintner,  Mon- 

tague-stract. 
Irvine  Alex,  writer,  town  clerk  &  comptroller 

of  customs,  &  notary  public,  Castle-st. 
Jamieson  .lohn,  ship  master,  Bishop-st. 
Jamifson  John,  vintner.  New  Vennall 
.Tenkin  Elizabeth,  vintner,  iilontague.st. 
Laidlay  Thomas,  schoolmaster,  Bridge-st. 
Lamont  James,  cooper  and  fish  curer,  Mon- 
tague street 
Leitch  John,  sui'veyorof  customs,  Castle-st. 
Leitch  Neil,  viutner,  High-st. 
M'Allester,  Archi,  ship  owner,  Castle-st. 
Macbeth  Daniel,  master  of  the  parish  school, 

Bishop-st. 
M 'Galium  Hector,  vintner,  Castlehill-st. 
M'Candlish  Wm  dyer,  Tarbet-st 
M'Conochy  Rt.  shoemaker,  Mill-st. 
M'Conochv  J"hn,  baker,  Water-gate 
M'Cormick  Samuel,  Esq.  slieriff  depute 
M'Dougal  Alex,  grocer,  Water-gate 
MTadyen  John,  tobacconisi,  &e.  High-st, 
M'Fie  Wm.  procurator  fiacal  of  the  county, 

Guilford-st.  '^ 

M'Fie    Rt    vintner,    (and    watch    maker) 

steam  boat  inn,  Montajfue-st. 
M'Fie  Daniel,  tailor,  Mnntague-st. 
M'Fie  Daniel,  shoemaker,  Montague-st. 
M'Fie  John,  house  c8r;>ent;r,  Mimtague-st. 
M'Gibbon  John,  vintner.  Water-gate 
M  Gregor,  Capt.  John,  Argyle-st. 
M'Gregor  Maty,  vintner.  New  Inn 
M'Gregor,  Jas.  officer  of  excise,  High-st, 
M'Indoe  Wm.  and  Son,  grocers  and  drapers, 

High-st. 
Macintosh   John,   grocer  and  spirit  dealer, 

Montague-st. 


4S2 


ROTHESAY. 


Macintosh  Neil,  ship  owner,  Bisliop-st, 
Macl<ay  Daniel,  shoemaker,  Montague-st. 
M'Kedinie,  Archibeild,  High-st. 
M'Kechnic,   Jas.   grocer  and  spirit  dealer, 

Montag-ue-st. 
M'Kechnie  Wm,  coal  &  earthenware  dealer, 

Guildford-st. 
M'Kellar   Jolin,   vintner  and   coal   dealer, 

Montague-st. 
M'Kenzie  C.  &  J.  straw  hat  makers, High-st.' 
M'Kenzie  Thos.  tobacoonist  and  chandler. 

Montague-st. 
M'Kenzie  Jas.  shoemaker,  Montague-st. 
M'Kenzic    Bannatync,     house     carpenter, 

Montague-sf. 
IVl'Kinlay  John,  collector  of  customs,   and 

baillie,  Bishop-st. 
M'Kinlay  Charles,  sen.  ship  owner,  Bridge-st 
M'Kinlay  Charles,  jnn.  ship  owner,  Bridge-s, 
M'Kinlay  Alex,  ship  oAvner,  Castle-st. 

M'Kinlay, merchant,  Princess-st. 

M'Kinlay  Elizabeth,  grocer,  &c.  King-st. 
M'Kinlay  John,  tailor,  Montague-st. 
M'Kinlay  John,  vintner,  &c.  Guilford-st. 
M'Kinlay  Mungo,  head  of  High-st. 
M'Kinnon  Lachlan,  vintner.  Water-gate 
M'Kirdy  Lieutenant  Robert,  Bishop-st. 
M'Kirdy  Arcbi.  house  carpenter,  Water-g. 
M'  Kirdy  Janet,  vintner.  Water-gate 
M'Kirdy,  Wm.  shoemaker,  Montague-st. 
M-Lachlan  Thos.  surgeon,  Montague-st, 
M'Lachlan  John,  coal  dealer,  Princess-st. 
M'Lea  Arcbi.  clerk  to  collector  of  customs 

Bridge-st. 
M'Lean  John  Capt.  53d.  Regt.  Argyle-st. 
M'Lcan  Lachlan,  boat  builder,  Argyle-st, 
M'Leish  John,  %'intner,  Bridge-st. 
M'  Lellan,  Archi-  vintner,  Castle-st. 
M'MillanJas.  cloth  merchant,  Montague-st. 
M'Pherson  Jas.  ship-master,  Princess-st. 
M'Pherson   John,    boat  and  ship   builder, 

Argyle-st." 
M'Pherson  Archi.,  tailor,  GniU'ord-st, 
Macrae  Wm.   agent  for   the  Renfrewshire 

Banking  Co.  Argyle-st. 
M'Taggart   Malcolm,  vintner   and   wheel- 
wright, Water-gate 
MtViear  Archi.  smith,  Montagne-st. 
Martin  John,  cabinet  maker,  Montagne-st. 
Miller  Jas.  wholesale  grocer,  wine  and  spirit 

merchant,  High-st. 
Miller  Daniel,  tailor,  High-st. 
Moore  Col.  Archibald,  Folly  House 
Morison  Capt.  Wm.  ship  owner,  Princess-st. 
Morison  Robert,  gun  maker,  Montague-Bt. 
Muir   John,    Esq.     sheriff  substitute,   and 

notary  public,  High-st. 
Muir  James,  distiller,  the  Park 
Muir  Archibald,  tanner.  Bridge-street. 


I  Munn  Robert,  shoe  maker.  King-street 
Napier  Thomas,  stone  mason,  Argyle-st. 
Napier  James,  stone  mason,  Gallow-gate 
Noble  John,  baker,  High-st. 
Paterson  Alex,  snrg-eon,  High-st. 
Peddie  Wm,  merchant  andship  owner,High-s 
Robertson   Jas.    linen  and  'woollen  draper 

Montague-st. 
Robertson  Geo.  haberdasher,  High-st, 
Robertson  George  Esq,  High-st. 
Robertson  Peter,  Rothesay  Inn,  Castle-st. 
Robertson  Alex,  writer,  Bishop-st. 
Roth«say  Spinning  Co.   Rothesay  Mills,  Rt. 

Thorn,  agent 
Salmon,  Margaret,  grocer,  &c.  Montague-s 
Sayer  Archibald,  ship  owner,  Princess-stt 
Sayer  James,  ship-ownei-,  Princess-st. 
Sharp  Robert,  ship-owner,  Bisbep-st. 
Sharp  Archibald,  ship  owner,  Bishop-st. 
Sharp  James,  vintner,  Montague-st. 
Sharp  Wm.  ship-owner,  Montague-st. 
Sharp  Matthew,  ship-owner,  Gallow-gate 
Sinclair  Mary,  vintner,  Water-gate 
Smith   Thomas,  Marquis  Bute  arras   Inn, 

(News-room)  Princess-st. 
Smith  Archi.  carpenter,  Castle-st. 
Stewart  Thos.  supervisor  of  excise,  Eridge-st 
Stewart   Capt.  John,  of  the   Swift  Cutter, 

Bridge-st. 
Stewart   Patrick,  grocer  and   spirit   dealer, 

Tower-lane 
Stewart  Bryce,  grocer  and  provision  dealer. 

High-street 
Stewart  Archibald,  merchant,  Princess-st. 
Stewart  Bryce,  ship  owner,  Montague-st. 
Stewart  James,  shoe-maker,  Princess-st. 
Stewart  Elizth.  vintner,  Mill-st. 
Stewart  Hiigh,  vintner  &  smith,  Princess-st. 
Stewart  Isabel,  vintner,  Gallow-gate 
Stewart  Wm.  grocer,  &c.  Bridge-st, 
StoboJohn,  M.  D.  Montague-st, 
Stuart  Capt.  John,  of  the  Princess  of  Wales 

Revenne  Cutter,  Bridge-st. 
Stuart  Lieut.  Chas.  R.  M.  and  surveyor  of 

taxes,  Bridge-st. 
Thomson  Margt.  vintner,  Mill-st. 
Thomson  Daniel,  shoe  maker,  tower-lane 
Thomson  Daul,  woollen  draper,  Montague-st 
Thoinsdn  Elizabeth,  vintner,  Bridge  end-st. 
Toish  John,  feuar.  Tower-lane 
Urquhart  David,  merchant,  and  ship  owner, 

Argyle-st- 
Walker  A.  grocer  &spirit  dealer,Montague-«t 
Walker  J.  copper  &  tin-smith,  Montague-st 
Weir  John,  grocer,  &.c.  High-st. 
White  John,  vintner,  Bridge-st. 
White  Alex,  ship  master,  Gallow-gate 
\Vilso«  T.  writer    and  messenger  at  arms, 

Montagne-st, 


RUTHERGLEN. 

Jl  HIS  very  ancient  town  and  royal  burgh  is  situated  on  the  southern  bank  of  the  Clyde, 
in  the  lower  ward  of  Lanarkshire,  2^  miles  distant  from  Glasgotv,  and  .9  from  Hamilton, 
Its  principal  street  extends  nearly  half  a  mile,  and  is  in  some  parts  112  feet  in  breadth. 
The  name  of  this  place  is  derived  from  its  founder  King  Reuthe?-,  in  whose  reign,  upwards 
of  200  years  before  the  Christian  Era,  the  first  mention  of  Rutherglca  is  made.  It  was 
created  a  royal  burgh  by  King  David  I,  whose  charter  was  confirmed  bv  subsequent 
monarchs  in  the  years  1324,  1542,  16^,    and  1646.    These  jchartcrs  were  authenticated 


RUTHEROLEN.  453 

it  Edittburgh,  in  1656.  It  was  considered  a  place  of  importance,  both  in  a  civil  and 
military  point  of  view,  so  late  as  the  14th  century.  The  castle  was  taken  by  the  English 
in  conjunction  with  Baliol,  in  the  reign  of  Edward  I,  but  was  retaken  by  Bruce  in  1313. 
The  church  of  Rutherglen,  which  is  very  ancient,  is  remarkable  from  the  following  cir- 
cumstances. In  1297,  a  peace  between  England  and  Scotland  was  signed  within  its  walls  ; 
and  in  this  church  the  plot  was  digested,  which  betrayed  the  brave  Wallace  into  the  hands 
of  his  unrelenting  enemy.  It  is  recorded,  the  unfortunate  Queen  Mary,  after  witnessing 
the  loss  of  the  battle  of  Langside  proceeded  in  her  flight  through  this  town.  The  Castle 
which  formerly  stood  in  this  place  was  of  great  strength,  Rutherglen,  which  unites  with 
Glasgow,  Renfrew  and  Dumbarton  in  sending  a  member  to  ParUament,  is  the  head  bui^gh 
of  the  ward.  After  a  long  stnio-glc  which  commenced  in  1660,  and  terminated  in  16/1. 
A  reform  in  the  borough  was  etfccted,  which  gave  to  the  burgesses  the  privilege  of  a  free 
election  of  their  magistrates  and  counsel. 

Marriages  were  formeily  celebrated  here  with  a  facility  equal  to  those  of  Gretna 
Green,  but  greatly  to  the  credit  of  the  magistrates  the  practise  has  been  abolished.  It  is 
traditionally  mentioned,  WiAi  the  masons  and  others  employed  in  building  the  high  kirk  at 
Glasgow,  had  their  abode  at  Rntiicrglen,  there  being  no  houses  at  that  period  on  the  scite 
where  Glasgow  now  stands.  The  government  of  the  town  is  vested  in  a  provost,  two 
baillies,  a  town  treasurer,  and  fifteen  counsellors.  There  are  four  incorporated  trades. 
Here  is  a  church  of  the  e.si;ab!lshiiieni.  A  twvti  hall  which  contains  the  counsel  chamber, 
the  court  of  Justice,  a  school  and  gaol,  A  new  borough  school  has  been  recently  erected, 
here  is  also  a  subscription  library,  and  a  ntimber  of  benefit  societies.  An  excellent 
stone  bridge  of  five  arches,  conducts  the  traveller  from  the  Rutherglen  road,  into  Bridge 
Town,  a  suburb  of  Glasgow,  and  one  of  the  best  timber  bridges  in  the  kingdom,  has  been 
lately  formed  in  the  direction  of  the  Edinburgh  road,  by  Camlachie.  Its  length  is  upwards 
ofSOOfeet,  with  a  breadth  of  24.  Here  is  a  large  mill  for  spinning  cotton.  Two  print- 
fields,  and  a  number  of  coal  mines.  A  market  was  formerly  held  on  Tucs.  it  is  now 
neglected.  Considerable  fairs  are  however  held,  for  the  sale  of  horses  aad  cattle,  at  the 
following  dates,  last  Fri.  in  April,  first  Tues.  in  June,  third  Fri.  in  July,  third  Fri.  ihAug. 
..thirdMon.  in  Oct.and  thcthird  Fri.in  Nov.  O.  S.  Population  about  300O. 
;  *#*  A  poslman  conveys  letters  t«»  the  Glasgow  office,  ever)' day  at  12  &  ret.  at  four  even 
Baird  Alexd.  stocking  mani:fiiclurer 
Boyd  Jas.  boot  and  shoemaker 
Brown  Peter,  master  of  the  parish  school 
Bi'own  Thos.  shoemaker 
Brown  William,  shoemaker 
Bro\Tn  Robert,  tailor 


Cleland  Jas,  vintner 

Cowan  Jas.  lunvery  man  and  seed  merchant 
Crom'iic  and  Carnegie,  cotton  spinners 
Crook^liaiiks  John,  vintner  and  messenger 
*t€)«nninuham  John,  g-eneral  agetit 
Dixon  William,  baker 
Dunlop  C.  coal  proprietor,    Hamilton-farm 
Dykes  Wm.  grocer  and  .snirit  dealer 
Eiifiie  Sarah,  grocer  and  epirit  dealer 
•Ellis  James,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 
Farlc  Capt.  Jas.  coal  proprietor,  Farme 
Ferguson  James,  grucer  and  spirit  dealer 
Fife  Wm.  woollen  draper,  hatter  and  vintner 
Fleming  Andrew,  vintner  and  smith 

Fleming  John,  grocer,  wright  and  spirit  dr. 

Frame  and  Co,  calico  printers,  Shaw-iield 

Freebairn  John,  stone  mason,  Kilbride-road 

Freebaira  John,  vintner 

Fulton  Ilugl),  builder  and  vintner 

Gemmel  Robert,  vintner 

Gray  John,  Esq.  coal  proprietor.  East-field 

Greenhead  Foundry  Co.  steam  engine  &  ma- 
chine makers&millwrights,  Ruther-brld^a' 

Hamilton  Wm.  baker 

Heald  Thos.  wright  and  grocer 

Hoome  John,  surgeon 

Lang  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 

Leitch  Archibald,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 

M'Dougal  John,  saddler 

M'Dougal  John,  Print-field 

M'Farlane  John,  rope-maker 

M'Kinlay  J.  surgeon  *' 

Maxwell  R.  wholesale  grocer&  spirit  mercht. 


Melvin  Annie,  grocer 

lilurdoch  Wm.  who,  grocer  &  spirit  mercht. 

Murdoch  John,  vintner,  agents  T.  Jackson 

and  Co.  new  victualling  society 
Paterson  Alexd.  nail-maker 
Pinkerton  Jas,  nurseryman  &  seed  mert'hant, 

Grozet-hall 
Reit!  James,  baker  and  spirit  dealer 
ScouUer  Ann,  vintner 
Sliickis  Robert,  stone  masoP'  and  builder 
Somirierville  John,  smith 
Spence  Geo.  J,  coal  proprietor,  Stone-Jaw 
Thomson  Wm.  grocer  and  vintner 
Tosh,  Brown  and  Co.  stone  masons 
Walker  Margaret,  vintner 
Warn(!ck  George,  grocer  and  vintner 
Watt  Wm.  vintner  and  flesher 
Weir  John,  cooper 

White  Walter,   Esq.  Bank-head 

White  J.  manufacturing  chemist,  Shaw-field 

Williamson  M.  tailor 

Wilson  John,  grocer  and  vintner 

Wilson  Wm.  vintner 

Wilson  J.  corn  mercbant&miller,  Town-mill 

Wilson  Jo.sepli,  surgeon 

Mttgislrutes,   Sfc. 

Robert  Ma;cwell,  Esq.  Provost 

Robert  Shieis        ")  ,,  .,,. 

Andrew  M'lutosh  f '-^=''"^3 

.)ohn  M'Dougal,  Town  Treasurer 

Archibald  Allan,  Collector 

George  Crav/ford,  Town  Clerk 

John  Crookshanksl  ,,         , , 

David  Adam  j  Constables 

A  coach  arr.  from  Glasgow  at  half  past  9  m» 
&  returns  at  10  morn,  every  lawful  day. 

Archibald  Pearson  &  Rt.  Thomson,  convey 
goods  daily  to  Glasgow  4-  Cambu^i^^^ 


r  454  "I 
SANQUHAR, 


Jls  a  Royal  Rurgh  in  Dumfriesihire  on  the  river  Nith,  27  miles  from  Dumfries  and  33 
from  Ayr.  The  town  of  Sanquliar,  which  contaias  about  1400  inhabitants  was  erected 
into  a  Royal  Burgh  in  1596,  by  King  James  the  sixth.  It  is  governed  by  a  Provost,  three 
Bailies,  a  Dean  of  Guild,  a  Treasurer  and  11  Counsellors,  and  joins  with  Dumfries, 
Annan,  Kirkcudbright  and  Lochmaben,  in  elerfing  a  representative  to  serve  in  Parliament, 
The  town  of  Sanquhar  has  been  long  noted  for  the  manufacture  of  stockins;s  for  the  New- 
fonudland  trade  and  a  large  carpet  manufactojy.  Here  is  a  Circulating  Library,  a  Savings 
Bank,  a  Parish  School  and  two  others.  A  Church  of  the  Establishment,  two  of  the  Dis- 
aenters  formerly  Antiburghers,  and  a  Baptist  Meetiog  House.  The  old  castle  of  San- 
quhar stands  at  a  small  dist-mce  from  the  town,  noted  as  a  place  of  great  strength,  par- 
ticularly in  the  days  of  Wallace  ;  about  a  mile  from  it  stands  the  house  ot  Elliock,  noted 
as  claiming  the  birth  of  tne  admirable  Crichton.  Sa«quhar  has  five  fairs,  viz.  1st  Friday 
in  February,  O.  S  l-^t  Friday  in  May,  O.  S.  1st  Friday  in  August,  O.  S.  1st  iVIonday  in 
October  and  1st  Friday  in  November. 


Post  Office,  Main-street. — William  Halliday,  Post  Master. 


Post  Towns, 

Miles. 

Postage 

Ayr 

33 

7d. 

Dumfries 

27 

6 

Edinburgh 

54 

9§ 

Glasgow 

46 

B§ 

Kilmarnock 

34 

7 

Cumnock 

18 

5 

hornhill 

12 

4 

Allison  Jn.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  Main-st 
Allison  John,    woollen  and  linen  cloth  mer- 
chant, Main-st. 
Anderson  John,  baker,  Main-it. 
Ballantine  George,  saddler,  Main-st. 
Barker  Thomas,  coal  master.  Town-end 
Blackwood  \Vm.  tanner,  Main-st. 
Boom  Wm.    and  James,  wi^ollen  and  linen 

cloth  merchants,  Main-st. 
Brvoni  Nichol  and  Vass,   bakers,  brawers, 

&.C,  Main-st. 
Brnvn  Saraael,  writer,  Main-st, 
Brown  Robert,  tailor,  Main-st. 
C  lisholm  Jn.  boot  and  shoe  maker, Main-st. 
C'*-ichton  George,  Esq.  writer 
Crichton  James,  black  bull  tavern,  Main-st. 
Cunningham  Wm.   watch  and  clock  maker. 

Main-street 
Dawson  Jonathan,  grocer  &  spirit  dealer. 

Main  street 
Fingland  James,  tailor,  Main-st. 
Gibson  Andrew,  cooper,  Main-st. 
Hair  George,  ca!)inet  maker  and  joiner 
Halliday  Wm.  dealer  in  Sanquhar  stockings 

Main-st. 
Halliday  Wm.  grocer  &  spirit  dealer, Main-st 
Hamilton  Wm.  baker,  Main-st. 
Harkness  Thomas,  grocer   &  spirit  dealer, 

and  woollen   and   linen  cloth  merchant. 

Main-street 
Harvey  A  watch  &  clock  maker,  Main-st. 
Heddleston  John,  blacksmith 
Howat  -lames,  cabinetmaker  and  joiner 
Hunter  Robert,  cartwright,  Maia-st. 
Hyslop  James,  brewer,  Main-st. 
Hyslep  John,  blicksmith 
Hyslop  Robert,   grocer  &  spirit  dealer,  and 

woollen  &  linen  cloth  merchant,  Main-st. 
Ingfless  George,  cooper,  Main-st. 
Kerr  Andrew,  boot  &  shoe  maker,  Main-st. 
Lawrie  J.  boot  &  shoe  maker,  Main-st. 
M'Call  James,  carpet  manufacturer 


Three  post  days  weekly,  Tuesday  Friday 
^and  Sunday,    the  mails  arrives  at  one  P.M. 
and  are  dispatched  next  morning  at  four. 


M'Millan  Andrew,  cartwright,  Main-st. 
Paterson  George,  cabinet  maker  and  joiner 
Purdie  Wm,  surgeon  &  druggist,  Main-st. 
Reid  John,  watch  and  Clock  m}iker,Main-8t 
Riggs  John,   spade  &  shovel  manufacturer, 

Bridge-end 
Russell   Robert,   grocer   and    spirit    dealer. 

Main-street 
Rubsell  Wm.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  Main-st 
Russell  Robert,  tailor,  Main-st. 
Russell   and   Hunter,    cabinet   makers  and 

joiners 
Siinson    William,    boot  and    shoe    maker' 

Main-street 
Sinton  James,  bookbinder,  Main-st. 
Smith  Wm.  writer  and  town  clerk,  Main-st 
Stewart  James,  crown  tavern,  Main-st. 
Thomson  George,  surgeon  and  druggist 
Watt  Francis,  woollen  and  linen  cloth  mer- 
chant, Maia-st. 
Wilson  Wm,  Queensberry  Tavern, Main-st. 

Carriers. 
Glasgow,  John  Gilmour,   arrives    Monday 
morning,  departs  on  Friday,  at  two  P.  M. 
Edinhu) gh,  John    Fingland,   arrives   Mon- 
day morning,  and  departs  Friday 
Dumfries,   C.   Scott,   departs  on  Tuesday, 
and  returns  on  Thursday 
Coach. 
From  Queensberry  Inn. 
The  Camperdown,  arrives  on  Monday, Wed. 
and  Friday  from  Glasgow  at  four,  on  its 
way  to  /)Mw/riM,returns  on  Tues.  Thurs. 
and  Saturday  at  fen  in  the  forenoon,   on 
its  way  to  Glasgow  by  Kilmarnock 
Magistrates  SfC.  of  Sanquliar. 
Thomas  Crichton, Esq.  Provost 
Alexander  Harve  7         ~\ 
John  Allison  >  Bailies 

John  Braidwood  J 

George  Thomson,  Dean  of  Guild 
William  Smith,  Town  Clerk 


(455) 


SELKIRK, 

Is  a  royal  burgli  of  great  antiquity,  anrl  the  county  tiwn  of  Selkirksliirs,  to  which  it  give* 
name.  It  is  pleasantly  situated  on  a  rising  srouiid,  on  tlie  south  banks  of  the  Ettrieh> 
and  about  2  miles  south  of  the  Tweed,  into  wiiich  river  the  Ettrich  runs,  and  is  about  38 
miles  S.  S.  E.  of  Edinburgh,  56  N.  of  Carlisle,  12  north  of  Hawick,  6  south  of  Galashiels, 
and  7  west  of  Melrose.  The  government  is  vested  in  two  baillies,  a  dean  of  guild,  a 
treasurer,  fourteen  merchants'  ceunsellors,  and  fifteen  trades'  counsellors.  The  town  con- 
sists of  three  principal  streets,  besides  a  few  bye  lanes  and  closes.  Within  these  few  year* 
it  Las  been  considerably  improved  by  the  erection  of  a  number  of  new  buildings,  and 
near  the  centre  of  the  town,  thcue  is  a  fine  spacious  square  where  the  markets  are  held. 
The  town  house,  a  modern  building,  (to  which  is  attached  an  elegant  spire,  of  110  feet 
higfh,)  has  a  splendid  appearance.  There  is  a  large  apartment  in  this  building  which  is  used 
both  for  the  town  and  sheriff  court,  besides  public  and  other  meetinffn,  and  wherein  is 
placed  whole  length  portraits  of  his  late  Majesty,  King  George  the  Third,  and  his  royal 
consort,  handsomely  presented  to  the  burgh  by  his  grace  the  Duke  of  Bnccjeugh,  as  a 
testimony  of  respect  to  the  inhabitant§and  its  magistrates.  The  jail  is  a  line  building 
erected  within  these  fifteen  years,  and  has  surrounding  it  an  excellent  promenade  for  the 
debtors.  There  has  also  been  lately  eiected  in  the  principal  streets,  by  vohintary  subscrip- 
tion, a  handsome  free  masons'  hall,  which  adds  much  to  the  beauty  of  tht-  place.  This 
burgh  has  rendered  itself  famous  by  the  heroic  deeds  of  its  ancestors.  One  lumdred  of  its 
inhabitants  followed  King  James  IV.  to  Flodden,  and  so  distinguished  themselves  as  to 
induce  the  English  to  burn  the  town  so  )n  after,  which  at  that  period  was  considerably 
larger,  and  of  more  importance  than  it  is  at  the  present  day.  That  eminent  divine  and 
pious  good  man  the  lat-^  Rev.  Dr.  Lawson,  and  professor  of  the  burgher  persuasion  for 
Scotland,  presided  as  minister  here  for  about  fifty  years,  and  as  professor  for  a  period  of 
thirty-three  years.  There  attended  his  theological  discourses  annually  ;  from  sixty  to  seventy 
students  of  divinity,  and  the  greater  number  of  the  extensive  body  of  ministers  of  the 
persuasion  to  which  he  belonged,  have  studied  under  him.  He  died  in  spring  1820.  Near 
Selkirk,  that  disiingiiished  judge,  and  eminent  schobr,  the  late  Andrew  i'ringle,  Lord 
Jtlemoor  w  IS  born,  and  here  the  celebrated  African  traveller  Mungo  Park,  received  hii 
education,  he  having  also  been  born  about  three  miles  distant  from  the  place  upon  the 
Yarrow,  which  is  still  the  residence  of  his  relations.  There  are  annual  fairs  held  on  the 
5th  of  April,  11th  and  21  An sfust,  and  31st  October.  The  revenue  is  \ipwards  of  1000/. 
and  the  number  of  inhabitants  2000,  It  unites  with  Peebles,  Lanark  and  Linlithgow  in 
electing  a  member  to  serve  in  Parliament. 


Post  Office. — Miss  Buckham,  Post  Mistress. 


Post  Towns 

Miles. 

Edinburgh 

38 

Galashiels 

(i 

Carlisle 

f>(^ 

Hawick 

12 

Milrose 

7 

Postage. 

Si 


Arrivals, 
half  past  8  P.  M. 
half  pasts  P.  M. 
half  pastil  P.  V}. 
half  astU  I'.  M. 
half  past  8  P.  M. 


Departures, 
half  past  8  P.  M. 
12  night, 
hulf  past  8  P.M. 
half  past  8  P.  M. 
half  past  8  P.M. 


Allan  John,  stocking  manufacturer 

Allan  John,  golden  fleece  inn 

Anderson  Johu,  tanner 

Anderson  Thos.  surgeon 

Boggie  Thos.  tallow  chandler  and  grocer 

Bnrrouman  Wm.  .surgeon 

Borrouman  Wm    lieutenant  R.  N. 

Brown  Thos.  printer,  bookseller  book  bin- 

'  der  and  druggist 
Brown  Andrew,  tailor 
Brown  Andrew,  linen  manufacturer 
Bruce  B.  straw  hat-maker  and  miliiner 
BiydeneJohn,  spirit  dealer 
Bryden  Tlios.  road  undertaker 
Bucham  E.  straw  hat- maker  and  milliner 
Cairns  Wm.  baker 
Chisholm  .las.  linen  manufacturer 
Clapperton  Adam,  clothier 
CJarkson  Ehenezer,  surgeon 
Cowan  Andrew,  blacksmith 


Gumming  James,  baker 

Gumming  Francis,  cooper 

Dickson  Walter,    linen  manufacturer 

Dobson  Alexd   boot  and  shoe-maker 

Dobson  Alexd,  skinner, 

Dol)son  Geo.  saddhrr 

Dobson  Jolin,  grocer 

Douglass  .John  and  Wm'.  shoe-makers 

Einoiid  Rt.  fruit  dealer  and  ginger  bread- 
maker 

Enioiid  Geo.  tailor. 

Gardner  K.  rope-iiiailier 

Glen  Andrew,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer  and 
seedsman 

Glen.  Rt.  cooper 

Govnlock  James,  tavern-keeper 

Gray  James,  tailor 

Gray  John,  grocer 

G  reive  David,  glazier  and  slater 

Guthrie  Rt.  blacksmith 


456 


SELKIRK. 


Haldane  Agnes,  brewer 
Hatlie  Andrew,  cart-wrigUt 
Haldane  Geo.  boot  and  shoe-maker 
Henderson  Robert,   writer  &N.  P.  clerk  of 
supply,  surveyor  of  assessed  taxes  for  Sel- 
kirkshire and  part  of  Roxburghshire,  and 
depute  collector  of  cess  for  Selkirk 
Henderson  Andrew,  Esq.  N.  P.  and  collector 

of  cess 
Hood  John,  plasterer 

Hogg  Walter,  stocking  manufacturer,  and 
agent  for   Norwich  Union  Fire  and  Life 
Insurance  Office 
Hogg  George,  slater 
Hume  James,  baker 
Ingles  James,  stone  mason  and  builder 
Ingles  Robert,  blacksmith 
Ingles  Jean,  dressmaker 
Johnston,  John,  tailor 
Laidlaw  David,  cartwright 
Lamb  Wm.  Nursery  &  Seedsman 
Lang  Andrew,  writer,   N.  P.  Sheriff  Clerk, 
Clerk  of  Peace,  Clerk  to  Turnpike  Road 
trustees.    Distributor  of  Stamps,  &  Agent 
for  the  Fife  Insurance  Office 
Lick  Robert,  clock    &    watch  maker  and 

painter 
Marshall  David  &  Co,   of  Glasgow  Branch, 
inkle    manufacturers,  James  Robertson, 
manager 
Melrose  John,  shoe  maker 
Mitchell  Thomas,  roai  undertaker 
.Mitchell  Thomas,  (principal)  inn 
Mercer  Alex,  inkeeper  and  auctioneer 
Nicol  Wm.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 
Oliver  J.  D.  parish  academy 
Orr  John,  linen  manufacturer 
Paterson  John,  writer  and  messenger 
Paterson  Walter,  tailsr 
Peebles  James,  clock  and  watch  maker 
Rodger  George,  writer  and  town  clerk,    and 

agent  for  Hercules  Insurance  office 
Rodger  James,  auctioneer 
Richardson  Robert,  woollen  &linen draper  & 

spirit  merchant 
Robertson  James,   woollen  and  linen  draper 
and  hardware  dealer 


Robertson  Geo.  grocer  and  hardware  dealer 

Robertson  and  Son,  woollen  drapers 

Ruthven  Robert,  Horner 

Russell  Samuel,  clock  and  watch  maker 

Scott  John,  cabinet  maker  and  glazier 

Scott  Elliot,  linen  manufacturer 

Scott  Thomas,  cabinet  maker  and  glazier 

Scott  Wm.  shoe  maker 

Shiel  John,  cartwright 

Smith  James,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 

SibbaldJean,  Mantua-maker 

Stoddart  Thos.  grocer  and  earthenware  dr, 

Stoddart  John,  blacksmith 

Symington,  James,  dogger 

Tait  James,  linen  manufacturer 

Thomson  Thomas,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 

Thomson  Robert,  baker 

Thomson  Wm.  innkeeper 

Th^ison  John,  innkeeper 

Thomson ,  straw  hat  maker 

Tudhope  Wm.  skinner 

TurnbuU  John,  woollen  and  linen  draper 

Webb  James,  tinsmith 

Young  George,  saddler 

Young  George,  iakeepcr 

Magistrates 
Andrew  Lang,  Esq.  Chiet  Magistrate 
George  Young,  Bailie 

Deacons  of  Trades, 
Hammrrman  James  Ingles 
Shoe  Makers,  Thomas  lugles 
Weavers,  James  Chisholme 
Tailors,  Disputed 
Fleshers,  Disputed 

Carriers. 
To  Edmhurgh,  J.  &  R.  Ballantyne,  departs 

Monday,  returns  Thursday 
To  Edinburgh,   James  Reuwick,   same   as 

J.  and  R.  Ballantyii3 
To    Glasgow  by  Peebles,   Scott  &    Blain, 

Wednesday,  return  Tuesday 
To  Hawick  and  Langhohn,  Scott  and  Blain, 

Thursday,  retuin  Saturd;iy 
Coach. 
The  Royal  Mail  Coach  to  (.arlisle,  at  8  P.M. 

to  Edinburgh  at  11  P.  M. 


a 


STOCKBRIDGE 


Sasmall  town  beautifully  situated  on  the  water  ofLcith,  properly  a  part  ofEclin- 
burgh.  Itis  a  fineflounsluiig  place,  chiefly  composed  ofgentlemens  summer  houses. 
Little  trade  is  carried  on  in  it.  A  great  part  of  the  town  is  the  properl  v  of  Mr.  Rae- 
burn  the  celebrated  portrait  painter,  who  has  a  very  fine  residence  in  it"  Stockbridge 
is  a  very  romantic  place.  Some  of  the  streets  are  concealed  from  others  by  the  inter- 
vention of  little  hills  and  trees,  and  on  the  banks  of  the  river  are  delightful  walks 
overshaded  with  trees,  and  ornamented  with  statues  and  other  fanciful  decoralions. 
Stockbndgehasnopost  office  and  no  police,  but  two  or  three  persons  arc  employed 
as  watchmen  by  the  inhabitants.  On  the  Avhole  it  is  a  very  pretty  place  and  well  de- 
serves the  attention  of  the  traveller. 


Adamson  Chas.  yarn  boiler,  Glanvelle  pi. 
Alton  William,  physician,  3,  Johnston  pi. 
Baird  James,  boot  &  shoemaker.  Fairing- 
ton  place 
Praid  Mrs.  Janet,  ipirit  dealer,  Dean  st 


Balbernie Robert,  dyer,  St.  Bernardspl 
Brown  William,  baker,  Glanvelle  place 
Cook  Robert,  saddler,  Raeburn  place 
Cropper  Ninian,  boot  &  shoemaker,  Ber- 
nard row 


STOCKBRIDGE 


457 


Cullen  James,  >vriter  aud  auctioneer,  n,  ( 

Hermitage  place 
Douglas  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer, 

Dean  st 
Fairbairn  John,  grocer  &  spirit  dealer, 

Johnston  place 
Fletcher  William,  llesher,  2,  Raeburn  pi 
Grant  Chas.  boot  tx,  shoemaker.  Dean  st 
Grierson  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer, 

Glanvelle  place 
Halkerston  P.  solicitor  supreme  courts, 

9,  Hermitage  place 
Holt  Robert,  tailor.  Dean  street 
H«rneMiss  Christian,  yaxn  boiler,  Glan- 
velle pliice 
Johnston  Thomas,  tin  plate  worker,  Glan- 
velle place 
Kedslie  Andrew,  baker,  Cannon  mills 
Lawder  Andrew,  baker,  Bernard  row 
Lawder  John,  tanner,  Silver  mills 
Lawrie  Tliomas,  land  surveyor,  6,  Her- 
mitage place 
Legget  Alexander,  grocer  &,  spirit  dealer, 

Braid  row 
Legget  John,  baker,  l,  Raeburn  place 


Lundie  Archibald,  writer  to  the  signet, 
45,  Anne  street 

Marshall  Charles,  cornchandler,  9,  John- 
ston plado 

Mc  Laren  John,  boot  &  shoemaker,  Rae- 
burn place 

Oliver  John,  tailor,  Braid  row 

Kobertson  James,  joiner  &  builder.  Rat- 
burn  place 

Rogers  John;  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  3 
Raeburn  place 

Rox    H.   french    teacher,  St.  Bernard's 
bower 

Roux  Mrs.  H.  seminary  for  young ladie*. 
St.  Bernard's  bower 

Rutherford  James,  grocer  &  spirit  dealer, 
2,  Johnston  place 

Stockbridge  Corn  mill  Co.  Glanvelle  pi 

TailerJ  spirit  dealer,  Spring  gardens 

Veiteh  Thomas,  baker,  e,  Johnston  place 

Wishart  Archibald,  writer  to  the  signet, 
Raeburn  place 

Young  David,  painter  &  glazier,  Sprinj 
gardens 


STONEHAVEN 

^^  Sea  Port  and  capital  of  the  county  of  Kincardine,  in  the  parish  of  Dunnotar, 
abont  15  miles  south  of  Aberdeen.     It  is  situated  on  a  bay  of  the  German  sea,  at  the 
mouth  of  the  river  Carron.     The  harbour  is  excellent  by  nature,  but  neglected  by  art, 
it  is  chieHy  frequented  by  fishermen,  to  the  south  the  rocks  rise  to  a  considerable 
height. — Stonehaven  is  a  burgh  of  Barony,  of  which  the  jurisdiction  is,  by  the  char- 
ter vested  in  Magistrates  chosen  by  the  superior  and  feuarsjLord  Keith  is  thesuperioi 
and  ovfner  of  theold  town,  which  is  separated  from  the  new  by  the  river  Carron 
and  has  no  connection  whatever  in  its  government.    The  new  town  is  the  property 
of  Robert  Barclay,  Esq.  of  Allardice  and  Ury  (of  pedestrian  memory. )    About  two 
miles  from  StonehaTCii  is  the  Castle  of  Dunnotar,  now  in  ruins,  it  is  situated  on  a 
perpendicular  rock,  150  feet  above  the  levsl  of  the  sea,  on  a  plain  about  threeacres  ia 
extent,  and  almost  separated  from  the  laud  ;  from  which  it  is  accessible  on  the  west 
side  and  that  only  by  a  narrow,  steep  and  winding  path  ojfer  a  deep  gulley,  which 
serves  as  a  kind  of  natural  fuss  or  ditch,  the  adjacent  rock  liavfng  been  scarped  and 
rendered  inaccessible  by  art.   It  forms  one  of  the  most  majestic  ruins  in  Scotland,  and 
before  the  invention  of  Artillery,  must  have  been  impregnable.     It  was  often  used  as 
a  state  prison,  and  several  of  the  non-conforming  Presbyterian  clergy  were  confined 
in  it.     It  was  built  during  the  contest  between  Bruce  and  Baliol,  and  so  great  was  its 
repntation  foe  strength,  that  in  1651  it  was  used  for  the  deposit  of  the  regalia  of  Scot- 
land  to  preserve  them  from  the  English  army.  Stonehaven  can  boast  of  a  Dispensary 
supported  by  voluntary  subscription,  for  patientu  from  any   part  of  the  County  for 
advice  or  Medicines.  To  the  S.  W.  of  the  town,  is  a  haudsome  stone  building,  the  lower 
part  of  which  is  used  as  a  Prison,  and  the  upper  as  the  County  HaU,aSheritf's  Court 
is  held  here  every  Wednesday  and  Friday,  and  a  justice  of  the  Peace   Court  for  the 
ecovery  of  small  debt*  the  firstMonday  every  month,  there  is  a  market  held  here,  every 
Thursday  aud  from  Martinmas  to  Candlemas,  (on  Thursday)  for  Cattle  and  gram. 
The  Population  is  about  3000.    There  are  five  Fairs  held  here  from  viz.   Thursday 
before  Chistmas  O.S.  Thursday  before  Candlemas,  O.  S.  second  Thursday  in    June 
second   Thursday  in  August,  and  first  Thursday  in  Novemb^•l 

W.  Stewart  Post  Master,  Ofl"ice,  Barclay  st. 

OEPABTS. 

^  p.  5  altera 
1  morning 

do. 
^p.5  aftern. 

do. 

do. 
1  morning 
5  p.  5  aftern. 
I  morning 
ip-  5  aftern. 


)STT0W^f 

MILES 

POSTAGE. 

ABKIVKS. 

Arbroath     . 

3i 

7d. 

1  morn. 

Aberdeen     . 

15 

4 

do. 

Banff    .       . 

60 

8 

do. 

Bervie  . 

10 

4 

do. 

Dundee 

52 

8 

do. 

Edinbro'     . 

15 

9 

do. 

Inverness    . 

145 

10 

do. 

Montrose     . 

23 

li 

do. 

OldMeldrum 

18 

7 

do. 

Perth    .    .    . 

c- 

S      . 

do. 

458 


STONEHAVEN. 


Airth  James,  gi  ocer,  MMi-kct  green 
AlJaa  James,  watch  ix  liock  uiaker,  Allar- 

dice  street 
Allan  James,  millwright,  Barclay  street 
Anderson  William,  writer,  Ann  street 
Barclay  Roijert,  esq.  Ury  and  Aliardice 
Beattie  John,  bookseller,  ^ajfcnt  to  the 

Eag^le  Fire  Ollice,  R.vrclay  .street 
Beattie  David,  linen  &  wouUea  draper, 

Barclay  street 
Bishop  Peter,  vintner,  Barclay  street 
Brand  John,  writgr,  Arduthie 
Brebner  VViiiiam,  ironmonger,  Hish  st 
Brock  George  &  Co.  druggists,  High  st 
Burgess  Francis,  boot  and   shoemaker, 

High  street 
Burnett  Robert,  tide  waiter,  Hi^Ii  street 
Campbell  David,  giocer,  Barclay  street 
Charles  Adam,  dyer,  Aliardice  street 
Christian  Peter,  writer,  and  .vgent  to  the 

Hercules  Fire  Oificc,  High  atreet 
Christie  Peter  and  Co.  rope  and  twine  ma- 
kers, Cowie 
Collins  John,  Mill  Inn 
CollisoH  Alexander,  watch  and  clock  ma- 
ker. Market  green 
Cormack  A.  saddler,  &c.  Market  green 
Cruickshanks  William,  vintner,  Hi°;h  si 
Dawson  Alexander,  academy.  High  street 
Duncan  Robert,  grocer,  High  st 
Duncan  David,  baker.  High  streeet 
Duncan  William,  vintner,  Shore 
Do thie  Robert,  baker,  Aliardice  street 
Duthie  William  vintner.  Shore 
Fairweatber  David  auctioneer,  Evans  st 
Falconer  Robert,  cooper,  Evans  street 
iForbes  John,  linen  and  woollen  draper* 

High  street 
Forbes  William,  jun.  tailor,  High  street 
Forrest  James,  writer,  Cameron  street 
Gibb  Alexr.  cabinet  maker,  Malcolm's  In 
Glegg  Arthur,  grocer,  Evans  st 
Glegg  Alexander,  nail  nuiker,  Aliardice  sh 
Gregory  William,  liVien  and  woollen  dra- 
per, High  st 
Hampton  James,  grocer,  Barclay  street 
Henderson  David  &  Co.  rope  and  twine 

makers,  Bridge  of  Cowie 
Hnnter  David,  grocer,  Higk  street 
Hutcheou  John,  tailor.  High  street 
Irvine  Alexander,  academy,  Ann  street 
Jack  George,  agent,  coal  broker,  &  tallow 

chandler.  High  street 
Jack  James,  auctioneer,  High  street 
Kinnear Thomas,  writer,  Shore 
Knight  David,  vintner,  Aliardice  street 
Knight  David,  grocer.  Market  green 
Knox  James,  saddler,  Aliardice  street 
Law  GeorgLC,  earthenware  dealer,  High  st 
Leighton  John  &  James,  linen  &  woollen 

drapers,  Evans  street 
Low  John,  writer,  Evans  street 
Mackie  Gt  org«,  vintner,  Aliardice  stree 
Malcolm  Peter,  coal  broker,  Alla»dice  s 
Marr  James,  vintner,  Aliardice  street 
MechieCliurles,  Academy,  Ann  street 
Meffan  John,  grocer,  Barclay  street 
Melvell  Andrew,  grscer,  Evans  street 
Melvin  William,  cart  and  plougUwright, 

David,  street 
Middleton  Joshua,  woollen  manufacturer 

Barclay  street 
Milne  Robert,  cooper,  Cameron  st 


Milne  William,  earthenware  dealer,  Al- 
iardice street 
Moncur  James,  baker,  Barclay  street 
Mortimer  William,  dyer,  Malcolm's  lane 
MunroCharles,writer,  agent  to  the  North 
British  Fire  Office,  and  clerk  of  lieute- 
nancy. Bridge  toot 
Murray  George,  grocer,  Aliardice  street 
Slurray  Robert,  tinplate  worker,  Allar- 

dicestreet 
Napier  James,  corn  miller 
Officer  Alexander,  linen  &  woollen  dra- 
per, Market  green 
Pan!  Alexander,  boot  &  shoemaker,  Bar- 
clay street 
Ramsay  Archibald  and  Co,  druggists,  Al- 
iardice street 
Robinson  John,  cooper,  Malcolm's  lane 
Ross  David,  writer,  Ann  street 
Scorghie  Joseph,  "intner,  Aliardice  st 
Slieret  Jolin,  grocer,  Aliardice  street 
Sheret  Alexander,  grocer.  Barclay  street 
Shirer  Andrew,  surgeon,  Cameron  str'  et 
Smart  George,  boot  and  shoemaker.  Mar- 
ket green 
Smart.  William,  brewer",  Bridge  of  Cowie 
Smith,  Agnes,  vintner,  Aliardice  street 
Stephen,  Alexander,  linen  agent,  Barclay 

street 
SteM'art,  William,  wTiter  and  sheriff,  clerk 

for  Kincardineshire,  High  street 
Strachan,  Charles,  painter,  AHardice  st. 
Strachan,  David,  boot  &  shoemaker,High 

street 
Taylor,  John,  surgeon,  Dispensary 
Tiiom,  G{.'orgc,  vintner,  David  street 
Thf^mpson,  John,  linen  &  woollen  draper. 

Market  green  — 

Tindal,  James,  writer  &  agent  to  the  Ca- 
ledonian tire ofli'^e, Ann  street 
Torry  Alexam'.er  &  Co.  tallow  chandlers, 

Malcf)lm's  lane 
Troup,  James,  gun  maker.  High  street 
Valentine,  James,  linen  agent,  Aliardice 

street 
Wood,  John,  bookseller,  &c.  (circulating 

library),  Evans  street 
Wood,  Robert,  boot  &  shoe  maker,  Mar- 
ket green 
Young,  Charles,  wright,  Links 

Ship  Owners. 
Alexander,  James 
Alexander,  John 
Forrest  aud  Ross 
Knoji,  James 
Leisk,  James 
Low,  John 
Milne,  James 
Taylor,  James 

Coaches. 

From  the  Mill  Inn,  The  Royal  Mail  to 
Bervie,  Montrose,  Arbroath,  Dundee 
and  Perth,  every  afternoon  at  half  past 
live  o'clock. 

To  Aberdeen  every  morning  at  1  o'clock 
The  Saxe  Cobourgh  to  Bervie,  Mont 
rose,  Arbroath,  Dundee  :-  Perth,  every 
lawful  pay,  at  8  o'clockin  the  morning. 

To  Aberdeen  every  lawful  day  at  half  past 
live  o'clock  in  the  afternoon. 

The  Strathraore  Telegraph  to  Laurence- 
kirk, Brechin,  Forfar,  Cupar  Angus  & 


STONEHAVEN. 


459 


Perth,  every  lawful  day,  at  8  o'clock 

in  the  iBorning. 
To  Aberdeen,  every  lawful  day,  at  five 

o'clock  in  the  afternoon. 
Carriers. 
From  David  Wood's,  junr.  Evans  street, 

to  Aberdeen,  Tue.  Thurs.  and  Sat. 
From  George  Thorn's,  viotner,  David  st.. 


to  Aberdeen  and  Glasgow,  once  a  week, 
day  uncertain. 
From  Alex.  Matthieson,  Barclay  street,  to 
Aberdeen,  Tuesday  and  Saturday.  To 
Brechen,  Wednesday,returns  onThurs- 
day.  To  Montrose,  Tuesday,  return* 
on  Wednesday, 


TAIN, 


^\,  Rojal  Burgh  and  County  Town  of  Ross-shire,  seated  on  the  south  of  the  Frith 
of  Dornock.  It  is  an  old  town,  and  irregularly  built,  but  a  good  many  new 
houses  of  handsome  appearance,  and  a  building  for  assemblies  has  of  late  been  addeil 
to  it;  also,  the  New  Academy  is  a  very  handsome  and  large  erection,  and  is  a  great 
embellishment  lothetown.  At  the  entranceof  the  roadfrom  Dingwall,  a  large  new 
Church  is  just  finished  ;  itisasquare  building;,  each  corner  having  a  castle-like  sort 
of  tower,  whiih  do  not  surmount  the  body  of  the  entire,  and  has  a  heavy  appear- 
ance. The  old  Church  was  once  an  elegant  fabric,  it  was  built  in  1471,  and  dedi- 
cated to  St.Duthus,  but  is  now  in  a  ruinous  state.  There  is  no  particular  manufac- 
ture at  present  carried  on  in  Tain,  and:  the  trade  chiefly  is  confined  to  domestic 
purj)oses;  it  unites  with  Dingw  dl,  Dornock,  Kirkwall  and  Wick,  in  sending  a  re- 
presentative to  Parliament.  The  town  contai:i3  about  1200  inhabitants.  There  are 
•ix  yearly  fairs,  viz.  1st.  Tuesday  in  January,  3d.  Tuesday  March,  2d.  Wednesday 
July,  3d.  Wednesday"  August,  3d.  Tuesday  October,  &  Tuesday  before  Christmas; 
Market  days  on  Tuesday  and  Friday,  which  is  well  supplied  with  abundance  offish 
and  butcher's  meat. 

A  Public  Library,  supported  by  subscription. 

A  Reading  Room  do.  do. 

A  Mason's  Lodge  of  St.  Duthns,  yearly  meeting,  St.  John's  Day. 
Post  Office,  Donald  Ross,  Post  Master. 


TOWNS. 

Bonar  Bridge. 
Dornoch    . 
Golspie    .    . 

DISTANCE. 

15 

30 
3!) 

The  ab 

Dingwall 
Invergerdon  . 

2G 
12 

POSTAGE.       ARRIT4I.. 

4d  4  Morning 

4d  4  Morning 

«d  4  Morning 

The  above  are  the  North  Mails 
Southward. 

cd       I  ^  past  2  aft 
4d       I        do. 
Coaches 
Mail  from  the  South  to  Ellison's  Inn  every  day  at  halfpast  2  o'clock 

Do.  returns  from  the  North  at  4  every  Morning. 
Carriers  to  Dingwall  and  Inverness  twice  a  week. 


DEPARTDRK. 

2  past  2  a4iernoon. 
dp. 
do. 


4  Morning 
do. 


Municipal  Establishment. 
William  Murray,  Provost. 

J.  Munroe  &  Jas.  Ross,  Bailies.  t 

Geo.  Murray,  Dean  of  Guild. 
Donald  Ross,  junr.  Treasurer. 
Rev.  Angus  Mackintosh,  Minister  of  the  Parish. 
Academy. 
Alexander  Cameron,  Rector. 
Adam  Gibson,  Teacher  of  Languages. 
John  Mackinlay,  Writing  Master. 
Alexander  Beuttie,  English  Teacher. 
Medical  Practitioners. 
J.  G.  Robertson  and  William  Munro. 
Banks. 
Branch  of  Commercial  Wm.  Murray  &  Sons,  Esqrs.  Agents,  draw  on  thcipsclvei 

Edinburgh,  &  Jones,  Lloyd  &  Co.  Loudon. 
Branch  of  British  Linen  Company.  Robt.   Mitchell,  Agent,  draw    on  themselves 
Edinburgh,  and  Smith,  Payne  &  Smith,  London. 
JVriters. 
Donsld  Me,  Lend,  Esq.  of  Geanies,  SherifTDepute  of  Ross  &,  Cromarlie. 
David  Ross,  Esq.  and  Sherifl  Substitute. 
A.  R.  Suter,  Esq.'  Sheriff  Clerk. 

Fraser  William,  Co.  and  agent  for  Noi'wich  Union,  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Co. 
Gordon  John, 
Leslie  Hugh  and  agent  to  Birmingham  Fire  Insurance. 

59  " 


460 


TAIN. 


Mc.  KenzieJohn,  andJusticoofPeace  fortheCounty. 

Mitchell  Robt,  and  agent  for  North  British  FireOft'ice, 

Ross  David,  jun. 

TavlorAlexiiider,    and  Towu  Clerk  of  Taio,  and  Comtnissary  Clerk  of 

Ross  and  Cromartie. 

N.  B.  All  the  above  practice  before  the  Dornoch  and  Cromarty  Courts. 


Shopkeepers. 
Calder  &  Cochrane,  linen  and  woollen 

drapers 
Cameron  Donald,  cabinet  maker 
<    Chisiioliii  Donald,  grocer 
.  Chisholm  George,  grocer 
Clark  John,  shopkeeper 
Colhain  W.  baker 

Douglas  Kenneth,  bookseller,  stationer  & 
bookbinder  ' 

'  Frasor  Thomas,  grocer,  haberdasher  and 
leather  merchant 
Fraser  Andrew  &  Son,  ironmongers 
Fraser  Donald,  haberdasher 
Fraser  Alexander,  baker 
Fraser  Andrew,  ironmonger 
•  Mc.  Donald  William,  grocer 

Mc    Gregor  Roderick,  coppersmith 
«Mc.  Kain  William, grocer 
Mc.  Kenzie  William,  haberdasher 
Mc.  Leoii  John,  linen  &  woollen  draper 
Mc.  Pliail  Hector,  carpenter  &  builder 
1  Mo  Phersou  John,  grocer 
Mc.  Rie  Donald,  coppersmith 
Mc  Rae  William,  cabinetmaker 
»  Murrftys&  Co.  wine  merchants  and  gene- 
ral dealers 
Mattheson James,  cabinetmaker 
Nicol  James, house  carpenter 
«  Ross  Alexander,  grocer 
Ross  Daniel,  linen  &  woollen  ^apor 


Ross  Donald  Jun.  lin.  &  woollen  draper 
ii  Ross  David,  grocer  and  wine  merchant 
'Ross George,  watch  maker 

Ross  Hugh,  saddler 

Ross  James,  jun.  haberdasher 

Ross  James,  linen  &  woollen  draper 

Ross  John,  sen.  haberdasher 

Ross  John,  jun.  haberdasher 

Ross  J.  B.  haberdasher 

Simpson  Helen,  grocer 

Sinclair  William,  baker 

Skinner  Hugh,  saddler 

Urquliart  J.  baker 

Young  Geo.  linen  &  woollen  draper 

Young  Juvnes,  cotton  manufacturer 

Robertson  J  &W.  ironmongers  and  bar  d- 
ware  merchants 

MISCELLA  iVEOUS. 

Calder  Patrick,  supervisor  of  excise 

Gair  Alexander,  agent  for  Hercules  In- 
surance ofi'ice 

Murray  Wm.junr.  agent  for  Caledonian 
tire  insurance  eompiiny 

Mc    Auley  Zachary,   manager  of  Tain 
brewery 

Robertson    Miss,    boarding    school    for 
young  ladies. 

]nn». 

St.  George  and  Dragon,  James  Ellison 

Nags  Head,  James  Stow 

Crown  and  Anchor,  Geo.  Turnbull 


I; 


TURREFF 


S  situated  on  the  banks  of  the  Deveron,  which  after  altering  its  course  to  the  N.  W. 
falls  into  the  sea  at  Banff;  it  was  erected  a  free  burgh  of  barony  by  King  James  IV.  in 
1511,  Near  the  church  yard  gate,  and  betwixt  it  and  the  cross  on  the  south  side  of  the  street, 
an  ancient  tower  is  to  be  seen.  On  the  south  side  of  the  town  is  Temple  Brae,  and  the 
bouse  called  Temple  Feu,  which  gives  reason  to  suppose  that  the  Knights  Templars  once 
had  a  footing  in  this  place;  the  old  proprietors  of  this  house  held  their  charters  from  the 
Lords  Torphichan.  The  Duke  of  Cumberland  marched  with  his  army  in  1745  through 
this  town  to  Culloden.  A  handsome  new  church  was  erected  in  1794,  in  a  pleasant  situa- 
tion north  of  the  town,  and  there  is  a  parochial  school  for  the  education  of  about  80 
scholars.  There  is  a  bleach  work  on  the  Deveron,  for  blenchiHg  linen  and  cotton  cloths, 
and  thread.  About  the  year  1760,  a  carpet  manufactoiy  was  established,  and  carried  on 
here  for  some  time.  Tiirreff  is  governed  by  a  baron  bailie.  By  the  charter  of  erection, 
TurrefF  is  authorised  to  hold  a  weekly  market  on  a  Sunday,  (but  this  practice  is  now 
obsoletej  and  two  fairs  the  last  Tuesday  and  Wednesday  in  July,  G,  S,  and  Cowan  fair  on 
the  1st  Tuesday  and  Wednesday  in  October,  O.  S.  and  to  these  have  since  been  added  the 
following,  viz.  last  Tuesday  and  Wednesday  in  January,  O.  S.  last  Tuesday  and  Wed- 
nesday in  March,  O  S,  last  Saturday  in  May,  O.  S.  last  Tuesday  and  Wednesday  but  one 
in  June,  Thursday  after  third  Tuesday  in  October,  O.  S.  fir.st  Tuesday  and  Wednetday  in 
December,  O,  S.  and  Saturday  before  Christmas,  O.  S.  Population  between  800  and  900. 


Post  OflBce. — Alexander  Kent,  Post  Master. 


Towns. 

Aberdeen 

Old  Meldrum 

BaaflF 

Elgin 

Fochabers 

Inverness 


Miles. 
34 
17 
II 

48 
38 
80 


Postage. 
Id. 
5 
4 

7 
7 
8 


/ 


Arrives. 
11  forenoon 
11  forenoon 

4  morning 


I 

} 


Departure. 
4  morning 
4  morning 

11  forenoon 


TURREFF. 


461 


Adam  John  and  Co,  flax  spinners  and  yarn 

mercbants 
Brands  Wm.  wright 
Brnce  Peter,  druggist 
Chalmers  George,  grocer 
Chisholm  Capt,  Alexander 
Collie  Alex,  grocer 
Clark  Jobn,   parochial  school- master,  and 

baron  bailie 
Cooper  John,  saddler 
Cooper  May,  linen  draper 
Cruickshank  Alex,  millwright 
Davidson  George,  linen  manufacturer 
Forsyth  Morris,  watch,  &c.  maker 
Gerrard  William,  watch,  &c.  maker 
Hall  .John,  M.D. 
Keith  John,  surgeon 
Kent  Alex,  provision  merchant 
M-Kay  Wm.  cooper 
Mann  John,  grocer 
Mann  Alex,  boot  &c.  maker 
Maurice  Andrew,  grocer 
Minty  Alex,  linen  draper 
Moir  William,  vintner 
Morrison  Peter,  wright 
Morrison  Wm.  linen  draper 
Panton  Alex,  baker 
Peirson  Robert  and  Sous,  linen  and  cotton 

bleachers 
Pirie  William,  grocer 
Pretley  James,  saddler 


Rannie  John,  confectioner 
Rannie  Alex,  watch  &c.  maker 
Rea  Alexander,  surgeon 
Savage  Wm.  linen  &c.  draper 
Sim  James,  surgeon 
Skinner  James,  grocer 
Smith  William,  clothier 
Spence  George,  wheelwright 
Stratton  George,  grocer 
Walker  James,  boot  and  shoemaker 
Wallace  Jane,  vintner 
Watt  Charles,  linen  draper 

Coaches, 
From  Jane  Wallace,  vintner.  The  Royal 
Mail  to  jiberdeen  every  morning  at  four 
o'clock  &  to  Inverness  every  morning  at 
half  past  ten  o'clock.  The  Earl  of  Fifa 
to  ylberdven  every  lawful  day  at  twenty 
minutes  past  eight  o'clock  in  the  mornings 
and  to  Banff  every  lawful  day  at  eight 
o'clock  in  the  evenings 

Carriers. 
Adam  Cruickshank   to  Aberdeen  on  Tues. 

and  WednesdAy- 
George  Chalmers  to  Aberdeen,  every  Tues. 

and  to  JBanffevery  Saturday. 
Wm.  Meldrum,  (at  Wm.  Moir's,  vintner)  to 

Aberdeen,    Cullen,   Portsoy,    Sfc.    days 

uncertain 


WHITBURN 


■*S  a  small  village  in  Linlithgowshire,  about  ninn  mil  as  south  of  Linlithgow,  on 
the  Edinburgh  road  to  Hannilton.  The  inhabitants  principally  depend  on  weav> 
ing,  sent  them  from  Glasgow.  There  is  a  Charity  School-house  a  little  to  the 
east,  recently  erected  by  the  Trustees  of  the  late  Mr  Wilson,  an  individual  who 
by  honest  industry  acqniied  a  considerable  fortune  in  the  village,  a  great  part  of 
which  he  bequeathed  for  the  erection  and  support  of  charity  school-bouses  in  the 
nfiighbourbood.  There  are  two  Public  Libraries,  one  of  which  contains  1000  vo- 
lumes, a  great  nnmber  for  so  small  a  place.  The  Theological  class  belonging  to 
the  Antiburger,  Dissenters,  was  long:  taught  here  by  the  late  Rev.  Archibald 
Bruce,  a  Gentleman,  much  distinguished  for  his  talents  and  general  information, 
and  for  the  uumerous  works,  that  he  published.  There  is  an  Established  Church 
and  a  Dissenting,  Meeting  house,  also  a  very  good  inn,  in  the  village.  The  only 
Fair  in  Whitburn,  is  held  the  second  Tuesday  of  July,  Population  about  500. 

Post  Oftice,   John  Dick  Postmaster,  Mail  from  Edinburgh  aominntes  before  11 
forenoon;  from  Glasgow  a  quarter  before  12  forenoon. 


Allii  n  John,  cabinet  maker 

Dick  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  linen 

&,  woollen  draper,  and  postmaster 
Hamilton  Wm.  watch  &  clock  maker 
Hastie  William,  innkeeper 
Lawson  James,  flesher 
Loch  Henry,  grocer  &  spirit  dealer 
Purdie  Robert,  surgeon 
Robertson  John,  plough  &  cart  manufac. 
Russell  Robert,  vintner 
Slianks  John,  cooper 
r,ha\v  James,  bookbinder 


Taylor  Mrs.  Ann  &  Co.  linen  and  woollen 
drapers 

Taylor  Robert,  baker 

Wal  ker  James,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 

Walker  Mrs.  grocer 

Wardrope  James,  boot  and  shoemaker 

Wilson  Alexander,  surgeon 
Carritira 

ToEdinbro',  John  Miller  departs  Tues- 
day, and  roturnsThursday. 

ToGlasjfo^',  Peter  Mair  departs  Thurs- 
day, and  returns  Friday. 


MrMt  M  MMUi 


CONTAINING 

EVERY  RECENT  ALTERATION. 


iJ3ARCLAY,TriUon,Bevan,andCo.  54,  Lombard-street 

Barnard,  Dimsdale,  and  Dimsdale,  50,  Cornbill 

Birch  and  Cliambers,  152,  New  Bond-street 

Bond  John,  Sons,  andPattisall,  2,  Exchange-alley 

Bosanquet,  Pitt,  Anderson,  andFrankes,  73,  Lombard-street 

BouverieandAntrobus,  35,  Craven-street,  Strand 

Brookes,  Son,  and  Dixon,  25,  Chaacery-Iane 

Brown,  Langhorncj  and  Braeisfbrd,  25,  Bucklersbury 

Chatteris.  Whitmore,  and  Co.  24,  Lombard-street 

Child  and  Co,  1,  Fleet-street,  Temple-bar 

Cocksi  Cocks,  Ridge,  and  Biddulph,  43,  Charing-cross 

Coutts  Thomas  and  Co.  59,  Strand 

Cunliffe  R.  jun.  and  co,  33,  Bucklersbury 

Curi-ies,  Raikes,  and  Co.  29,  Cornhill 

Curtis,  Sir  W.Bart.  Robarts,  and  Curtis,  1.5,  Lombard-street 

Denison  Jos.  and  Co.  lOfi,  Fenchurch-street 

Dorrien,  Magens,  Dorrien,  Mello  and  Co.  22,  Finch-lane,  Cornhill 

Drummond  Andrew,  B.  John,  Charles,  and  Henry,  49,  Charing-cross 

EsdaileSir  Jas,  Knt.  Esdaile,  Esdaile,  Hammet  and  Co.  21,  Lombard-st 

Everett,  Walker,  Maltby,  Ellis,  and  Co.  9,  Mansion-house-street 

Fry,  Sons,  and  Chapman,  St.  Mildred's-court,  Poultry 

Fuller  Richard  and  George,  and  Co.  84,  Cornhill 

Gill  Thomas  and  Co.  42,  Lombard-street 

Glyn  Sir  Richard  Carr,  Bart.  Mills,  C.  T.  Halifax  and  Co.  12   Birchin-lane 

Gosling  Francis  and  William,  and  Benjamin  Sharpe,  19,  Fleet-street 

Grote,  Prescott,  and  Grote,  62,  Thread-needle-street 

Hammei'sleys,  Greenwood,  and  Brooksbank,  76,  Pall-mall 

Hanburys,  Taylor,  and  Lloyds,  60,  Lombard-street 

Hankey,  Hankey  and  Co.  7,  Fenchurch-street 

Herries,  Farquhar,  and  Co.  16,  St.  James's-street 

Hoare  Henry,  Henry  Hugh,  Charles,  William  Henry,  and  Henry  Merrick    87 
Fleet-street  ' 

Hoare,  Barnetts,  Hoare,  and  Co.  52,  Lombard-street 

Hodsoll  and  Stirling,  Sir  W.  354,  Strand 

Holt  William,  60,  Old  Broad-street 

Hopkinson  Geo.  Caesar,  James,  Charles  and  Edmond,  Regent-street  St.  James's 

Jones,  Lloyd,  and  Co.  43,  Lothbury 

Jones  John  IS,  West  Smithfield 

Kinloch  G.  F.  and  Sons,  1,  New  Broad-street 

Ladbrokes,  Watson,  and  Gillman,  Bank-Buildings,  Cornhill 

Lee,  Brassey,  Farr,  and  Lee,  71,  Lombard-street 

Lubbock  Sir  John,  Bart,  Lubbock,  Forster,  and  Clarke,  11,  Mansion-house- 
street 

Marryatt  J.  Kay,  Price,  and  Coleman,  l,  Mansicn-house-street 

Marsh,  Sibbald,  Sir  G.  Stracey,  Fauntleroy,  and  Graham,  6,  Berners-street, 
Oxford-street 

Marten,  Call,  and  Arnold,  25,  Old  Bond-street 

Martin,  Stone,  and  Martin,  68,  Lombard-street 

Masterman,  Peters,  Walker,  Mildred,  and  Co.  2,  White-Hart-court,  Grace- 
church-street 

Maude  John  and  Thomas,  Great  George-street,  Westminster 

Merle,  Son,  and  Co.  2,  Cox's-court,  Little  Britain  v 

Morlands.  Auriol,  and  Co.  57,  Pall  mall 

Nicholson  T.  and  S.  Janson,  and  Co.  32,  Abchurch-lane 

Pares,  and  Heygates'.  25,  Bridge-street,  Blackfriars 

Paxton,  Cockrell,  Trail,  and  Co.  8,  Austinfriars    • 

Perring  Sir  John.  Bart.  Shaw,  Barber,  and  Co.  72,  Cornhill  "      -- 

Pinhorn   Sir  J.  Kt.  Weston  and  Son,  37,  Borough  Mi 


if  PROVINCIAL    BANKERS. 

Pole  Sir  Peter,  Thornton,  Free,  Down,  and  Scott,  1,  BarthoIomew-lan©, 

Praeds,  Mackworth,  and  Newcombo,  189,  Fleet-street 

Prieet  Bainbridge  and  Co.  College,  Warwiik.  lane 

Random  and  Co.  34,  Pall-mall 

Rogers,  Tovvgood.  Rogers,  Olding,  and  Boycott,  29,  Clement's-lane 

Sansom,  Postlethwaite,  and  Sansom,  65,  Lombard-street 

Sharpe  and  Sons,  8,  West  Smitlilield. 

Sikes,  Snaith,  and  co,  5,  Mansion-house-street 

Smith,  Payne,  and  Smiths,  Mansion-house-place 

Snow,  Sandby,  and  Paul,  217,  Strand 

Spooner,  Attwoods,  and  Spooner,  27,  Gracechnreh-street 

Stephensons,  Remingtons,  S-raith,  and  Co,  6<),  Lombard-street 

Stevenson  and  Salt,  20,  Lombard-street 

Veres,  Baron,  and  Hawkins,  77,  Lombard-street 

WentworUi,  Chaloner,  and  Rishworih,  25,   Threadneedle-street 

Williams,  ftloiTat,  and  Burgess,  20,  Bireliin-hine 

Willis,  Percivai,  and  Co.  7id.  Lombard-street 

Wright,  Selby,  and  Robinson,  5,  Henrietta-street,  Govent-garden 


iProbincial  Banliers  in  Ciisliinti  mi^  W^tdtQ* 


Place  of  Residence.  Firm.  On 

Abergavsony  Hills  and  Co. 

Abergavenny  J.  and  P.  Jones 

Aberystwith  &Cardiganshire  Davies  Williams  and  Co 


Abingdon 

Abingdon  New  Bank 

Alresford 

Andover  (Old  Bank) 

Andover 

Arundel 

Ashbourne 

Ashburton 

Ash  by  and  Measham 

Ash  ford 

Ashlbrd,  Com.  Bank 

Atherstone 

Atherstone 

Axminster 

Aylesbury  (OldBank) 

Aylsham,  Norfolk 

Baldockand  Shipston 

Baldock 

Banburyand  Sbipstone 

Banbury 

B:irnsley 

Barnsley 

Barnstaple 


and  Co 


Knapp,  Son,  and  Co 
Cripps  and  Co 
Knapp  and  Co 
W.  S.  Wakeford  Sc  Sons 
Heath  and  Sons 
Henry  and  Co 
T.  Gisborne  jun. 
Browne  and  Co 
Fishers  and  Co 
G.  &W.  Jemmett&Co 
Haii'enden  and  Co 
Chapman  and  Co 
Jos.  Willday 
Gundry  and  Co 
W.  Rickford  and  Son 
Copeman  and  Co 
Williamson  and  Co 
Williamson  and  Wells 
Cobb  and  Co. 
Haydon  and  Co 
Beckett  and  Co 
Wentworth  and  Co 
Drake  and  Co 


Barnstaple  and  North  Devon  Bury  and  Co 


Basingstoke 

Basingstoke  and  Odiham 

Bath  (BladudBank) 

Bath 

Bath 

Bath 

Bedford 


Riohara  &'Wm.  Jeffereys 
Ruggett  and  Co 
TuH'nellandCo 
Hobhouse  and  Co 
Clement  and  Co 
Cavenagh,  Brown  and  Co 
Barnard  and  co 


Berwick-upon  Tweed  Bank  Batson,  Berry  and  Co 


Beverley 

Beverley 

Bewdley 

Bewdley  (OldBank) 

Bewdley 

Bieester 

Bideford 

Bideford  (Com.  Bant) 

Bideford  (Com.  BaakJ 

Biggleswade 


Bower  and  Co 

Machell  and  Co 

S.  Skev,  Son  and  Co 

Roberts  and  Co 

Pardoe,  Nichols,  an4  Co 

Tubb  and  Co 

Ley  and  Co 

Hamlyn  and  Co 

BurnardandCo 

G.  Uojig  and  Ca 


whom  draw  in  London, 
Esdaile  and  Co 
Pole  and  co 
Esdaile  and  Co 
Stephensons  and  Co 
Masterman  and  Co 
Barclay  and  Co 
Lees  and  Co 
Masterman  and  Co 
Lubbock  Foster  &Co 
Pole  Thornton  and  Co 
Musterman  and  Co 
Hoare,  Barnetts,  &  Co. 
Willis  and  Co 
Stephensons  and  Co 
Spooner  and  Co 
A''eres  and  Co 
Esdaile  and  Co 
Praeds  and  Co 
Han  keys  and  Co 
Hoare,  Barnetts  &  Co 
Gill  and  Co 
Williams,  Moffat  &  Ca 
Curtis  and  Co 
Glyn  a,jd  Co 
Wentworth  and  Co 
Esdaile  and  Co 
Barclay  and  Co 
Fry,  Sons,  &  Chapman 
Masterman  and  Co 
Jones,  Loyd,  and  Co 
Jones,  Loyd,  and  Co 
Barnard  and  Co 
Perring  and  Co 
Marryatt   and  Co 
Glyn  and  Co 
Curries  and  Co 
Glyn  and  Co 
Lubbock  and  Co 
Lubbock  Forster  &  C« 
Hoare  and  Co 
Masterman  and  Co 
Esdaile   and  Co 
Jones,  Loyd  and  Co 
Jones,  Loyd,  and  Q* 
Barclay  and  Co 

-V 


PROVINCIAL   BANKERS. 


Place  of  Residence. 

BilstoneBink 

Birmingham 

Bii'mingii.im 

Birmingham 

Birmingham 

Biruiingliam 

Birmicgham  Bank 

Bishops  Cattle 

Bl.-vhop  Siortford 

Bishop's  Waitham 

Blackburn 

Bland  lord 

Blandford 

Bodmin 

Bodmin 

BoJton,  com.  bk. 

Bulion 

Boronghbridgc 

Baslon 

Boston 

Boston 

Bourn 

Brackley 

Bradford  (Yorkshire) 

Bradford  (Yorkshire) 

Bradford  (Wiltshire) 

Bfaiotree 

Braintree 

Brandon 

Brecon 

BrewtoB,  Somerset 

Bridgffnorth 

Bridgewater 

Bridgewar 

Bridlington 

Bridport 

Brigiitheimstone 


Firm.  On  whom  draw  in  London. 

C.  Foster  and  Sons  Spooner  and  Co 

Taylors  and  Lloyds  Hanburys  and  Co 

Freer, Rolton, Lloyds, andCo  Hanburys  and  Co 
WooileyGordonandMoilliet  Lubbock,  Forster,  &  ce 


Smiths,  and  Co 
Altvvoods  a;id  Co 
Gallons  and  Co 
Coleman 
Mortlock  and  Co 
Fox,  Seymour  and  Co. 
Canliifcs,  Brooks,  and  co 
Dfinsey  and  Co. 
Fryer  and  Co 
J.  Wallis,  Esq 
Glynand  Co 
Hardcastle  and  Co 
GrimtiiandCo 
Fletciier  and  Co 
Claypons,  Gariit  and  Co 
Goi'  and  Clarke 
W.  Ingelow 


Esdaileand  Co 
Spooner and  Co 
Barclay  and  Co 
Lubbock  and  Co 
Esdaile  and  Co 
Barclay  and  Co. 
Jones,  Lovd  and  Co 
Esdaile  and  Co 
Glynand  Co 
Brooks  and  Co 
V/iiliamsand  Co 
Jones,  Lovd  and  co 
Williams  and  Co 
Sanson)  and  Co 
Masterman  and  Co 
Curtis  and  Co 
Spooner and  Co 


Claypon,  Garfitt&  Claypons  Masterman  andCo 


Wt-sion  and  Co 
PiM^koverand  Co 
Wentworthand  Co 
Hobbouse  and  Co 
Sparrow  and  co 
Jiivncr  and  co 
Willett  and  Sons 
Wilkins  and  Co 
Prince  &  CO. 
Cooper  and  Co 
Stuekeys  and  Woodlands 
Edward  Sealey  and  Sons 
Harding  and  Co 
Gundry  andCo 
Michell,  Mills,  and  Co 


Brighthelnistone  (New  Bk)  Wigney,  Vallaners  and  Co 
Brighthelmstone(UnionBk)  Hall,  West,  and  Co 
Brighthelmstonc  and  Sussex  Lashman  and  Co 


Brirascombe-port 

Bristol 

Bristol 

Bristol 

Bristol 

Bristol 

Bristol  (City  Bank) 

Bristol 

Bristol  Bank 

Bristol 

Bristol 

Bristol 

Bristol 

Bristol 

Bristol  old  bank 


Miller  and  Co 
Pitt  and  co 
Harford  and  Co 
Miles  and  Co 
G.  WorrallandCo 
Aiiies  and  Co 
Irehtnd  and  Co 
Stuekeys,  Lean,  and  Co 
Sayery  and  Co 
Bir.-fa  aud  Co 
Rieketts,  and  Co 
George  Worrall  and  co 
Browne  and  Co 
Buck  and  Co 
Elton,  Bailies,  and  Co 


Brixham  and  Torbay  Bank  Hine  and  Co 


Bromsgrove 

Broseley  and  Bridgenorth 

Buckingham 

Buckingham 

Bungay 

Burnley 

Burslem  and  Pottery 

Burton 

Burton-upon -Trent 

Burton-upon-Trent 

Bury 

Bury  Bank 

Bury  St.  Edmunds 

Bnry  (Suffolk  Bank; 

Cambridge 


Rufiord  and  CO 
Vickers  and  Co 
Bartlett  and  Nelson 
Box  and  Parrot t 
Gurney  and  Co 
Holgate  and  Son 
J.  Wood  and  Co 
Clay  and  Co 
Harding  and  Co 
Blurton  and  Co 
WillettandCo 
Sparrow  and  Co 
Edm.  Squire 
Oakes  and  Co 
Thomas  Fisher  and  Son 


Jones  and  Co 
Esdaile  and  Co 
Wentworth  and  Co 
Jones  and  Co 
Barclay  and  Co 
Esdaile  and  CO 
Perriugand  co 
Pole  and  co 
Masterman  and  co 
Williams  and  CO 
Rogers,  Towgood  &  co 
Rogers,  Towgood,  &  co 
Lubbock,  Forster,  &co 
Esdaile  and  co 
Perringandeo 
Masterman  and  co 
Jones,  Loyd  and  co 
Everett  and  co 
Stevenson  and  Salt 
Hoare,  Barnetts,  &  co 
Smiths  and  co 
Hoare,  Barnetts  and  co 
Barnard  and  CO 
Pole  and  CO 
Pole  and  co 
Rogers  and  co 
Rogers  and  CO 
Hoare,  Barnetts  and  co 
Lubbock,  Forster  &  co. 
Barnard  and  co 
Merle  and  Co 
Hoare,  Barnetts  and  eo 
GroteandPrescott 
Fry  Sons  &  Chapman 
Spooner  and  Co 
Hoare,  Barnetts  and  co 
Praeds  and  Co 
Morlands  and  Co 
Barclay  and  Co 
Wood  and  Son 
Fry  Sons  &  Chapman 
Curtis  and  Co 
Dorrein  and  Co 
Smith  Payne  &  Smiths 
Perring  and  Co 
Barclay  and  Co 
Barclay  and  Co 
Lees,  Brasscy  and  Co 
Curries  aud  Co 


^f 


PROVINCIAL  BANKERS. 


Place  of  Residence.  Firm. 

Cambridge  Sir  J.  Mortlock  and 

Cambridge  J.  Mortlock  and  Sons 

Cambridge  (Town  &  County  Hollick  Nash  and  Co 
Cambridge  &  Cambridgeshir  R.  E.  and  R.  Foster 
Canterbury  Hammond  and  Co 

Canterbury  (Union Bank)    Baker  and  Co 
Cardiff'  Bank 


Cardiff 

Cardiff 

Carlisle 

Carlisle 

Cai-lisle 

Carlisle 

Carlisle 

Carmarthen 

Carmarthen 

Carnarvon 

Castletown,  Isle  of  Man 

Chapel-en-le-Fritb 

Chard 

Chatham 

Cheadle 

Chelmsford 

Chelmsford 

Chelmsford 

Cheltenham 

Cheltenham 

Cheltenham 

Chepstow 

Chertsey 

C  hestef  an  d  North  Wale* 

Chester 

Chesterfield 

Chesterfield 

Chesterfield 

Chichester  (Old  Bank) 

Chichester 

Chippenham  (Com.  Bank) 

Chipping  Norton 

Chorley 

Christchureh  (Hants) 

Chnstchurch 

Cirencester 

Cirencester 

Clare  (Suffolk) 

Coalbrook  Dale 

Coalbrook  Dale 

Colchester 

Colchester 

CoUumpton 

Chalford  (Gloucester) 

Congleton,  Cheshire 

Coventry 


Wood,  Wood,  and  Co 

La  very  and  Cb 

J.  and  P.  Jones 

Forster  Thomas  and  co 

D.  Carrick  and  Sons 

Graham,  Ramshay  and  Co 

Elliot,    &  Foster 

Head  Jos  .Monkhouse  &  co 

Morris  and  Sons 

Waters  and  Co 

Williams  and  Co 

G.  Quayle 

T.  Gisborne  jun.  and  Co 

Gundry  and  Co 

Jeffreys  and  Co 

Branch  of  Stone  Bank 

Crickett  and  Co 

Sparrow  and  Co 

Crickett  and  Co 

Fisher,  Wells  and  Co 

Fisher  and  Co 

Turner  and  Co 

Buckle  and  Co 

La  Coste  and  Co 
Williams  and  Co 
Dixon  and  Co 
Crompton  and  Co 
Graham  and  Coller 
Abney  and  Maltby 
Ridge  and  Co 
Hack,  Dendy  and  Co 
W.  Gundry  and  Co 
Whitehead  and  Co 
Silvester  anu  Co 
Dean,  Castleman  and  Co 
Sleat  and  Co 
Pitt  and  Co 
Cripps  and  Co 
J.  and  J.  R.  Ray 
Coalbrook  Dale  Co 
Coalbrook  Dale  Co  ■ 
Crickett  and  Co 
Mills  and  Co 
Skinner  Brown  and  Co 
J.  and  T.  lies 
•fohnson  and  Co 
Troughton  and  Co 
Lant  and  Bunney 


Coventry  and  Warwickshiic  ^ 

Coventry  and  Warwickshire  ?°t?,'^'''iir'^^''"°'^*  ^°^f  ^ 
Coventry  J  kittle.  Woodcock,  and  Co 

Coventry  and  Warwickshire  ^?'\^  ^'^^  Adams 

Cranbrooke  Bishop  and  Co 

Crewkerne 

Crewkerne 

Crinnis  Bank  St.  Astell 

Croydon 

Croydon 

Croydon 

Barking 

Darlington 

Darlington 

Darlington 

Dartford 

Dartmouth  Bank 


Sparks  and  Gidley 
Per  ham  and  Co 
M.  and  P.  Wood 
Harman  and  Co 
PhillipsonandCo 
Smith  and  Co 
Piper,  Dewdney  and  Co 
Backhouse  and  Co 
Skinner  Wm.  &Co 
John  Baxter 
W.  Budgen  and  Co 
R.  Harris  and  Co 


On  whom  draw  in  I^niidon 
Co      Jones,  Loyds  and  Co 

Esdaile  andco 

Hoare,  Barnetts  &  Co 

Grote  and  Co 

Stephensonsand  Co 

Perring  and  Co 

Curtis  and  Co 

Rogers,  Towgood  &  Co 

Pole  and  Co 

Pole  Thornton  and  Co 

Masterman  and  Co 

Glyn  and  Co 

Williams  and  Co 

Masterman  and  co 

Lubbock,  Forster  &  Co 

Barclay  and  Co 

Esdaile  and  Co 

Masterman  aud  Co 

Pole  and  Co 

Esdaile  and  Co 

Masterman  and  co 

Esdaile  and  Co 

Esdaile  and  Co 

Barclay  and  Co 

Gill  and  co. 

Gill  and  Co 

Curtis  and  Co 

Esdaile  and  Co 

Cocks  and  Co 
Williams  and  Co 
Esdaile  and  Co 
Jones,  LoydandCo 
Lees  and  Co 
Pole  and  Co 
Everett  and  Co 
Frys  and  Chapmaa 
Masterman  and  Co 
Frys  and  Chapman 
Glyn  and  Co 
Denison  and  Co 
Marryatt  and  Co 
Rogers  and  Co 
Esdaile  and  Co 
Masterman  and  Co 
Glyn  and  Co 
Masterman  and  Co 
Esdaile  and  Co 
Esdaile  and  Co 
Hankeys  aud  Co 
Frys  and  Chapman 
Perring  and  Co 
Jones  and  co 
Veres  and  co 
Glyn  and  co 
Pole  and  co 
Smith,  Payne  and  co 
Esdaile  and  co 
Masterman  and  co 
Rogers  and  co 
Masterman  and  co 
Prescott  and  co 
Perring  and  co 
Spooner  and  co 
Masterman  and  co 
Jones  and  co 
Esdaile  and  co 
Barclay  and  co 
Glyn  and  co 
Masterman  and  co 
Brown,  Langhorn  &  co 


PROVINCIAL  BANKERS. 


Piaee  of  Residence. 
Partinouth  Gen.  Bank 
Day  entry 
Dav  entry 
Deal 
Deal 
Denbigh 

Serby 
erby  Old. Bank 
Derby 
Devizes, 
Devizes 
Devvsbury 

giss 
iss 

BoIgeJly 
oneaster 
Doncaster 
Dorchester 
Douglas,  Isle  of  Man 
Dover 

Dover  (UnionBank) 
Dowlas 

Dowiais  (Glamorganshire 
Dudley 
Dudley 
Durham 

Dursley  andUley 
Eastbourne 
East  Cornwall 
EastLothain  Bank 
East  Grinstead 
Ely 

Epping 
Evesham 
Evesham 

Exeter  (General  Bank 
Exeter 

Exeter  (County  Bank) 
Exeter  (City  Bank) 
Exeter 
Exeter 
Fakenham 
Falmouth  • 
Falmouth 
Falmouth 
Farnham 
Farringdon 

Feversham  (Commercial  Bk 
Frome 
Frome 
Frome 
Frome 
Glastonbury 

Gloucester  (City  Old.  Bank) 
Gloucester 
Gloucester 
Godalming 
Godalming 
Gosport 
Grantham 
Grantham 
Gravesend 
Gravesend 
Grays,  Essex 
Guildford 
Guildford 
Guildford 

Hadleigh  (Suffolk)    . 
Hadleigh 

Hailsham  and  Eastbourn 
Halesworth  and  Suffolk 


Finn. 


Hine  and  Holdsworth 

Watkins  and  Co 

Hall  and  Co 

May  and  Co 

Hulke  and  Co 

R.  and  C.  Sankey 

S.  Smith  and  Co 

Crompton  and  Co 

W.  W.  and  S.  Evans 

Locke  and  Co 

Tylee  and  Co 

Hagues  and  Co 

Taylor  and  Co 

Fincham  and  Co 

Jones  and  Co 

Yarboroughand  Co 

Leatham  and  Co 

Robert  Pattison 

John  Spittall  and  Co 

Fccior  and  Co 

Latham  and  Co 

Iron  Company 

Dowiais  and  Co 

Dixon  and  Co 

Hordern  and  Co 

Backhouse  and  Co 

Bloxsomeand  Co 

Michell  and  Co 

Robins  and  Co 

Dunbar  and  Co 

Hierley  andCo 

Mortlock  and  Co 

Joyner  and  Co 

Oldacre  and  Co 

Hartland  and  Co 

Williams,  Sparks  and  ^o 

Sanders  and  Co 

Milford,  Nation  and  C" 

Russell  and  Co 

Flored  and  Co 

Williams,  Cann,  and  co 

Gurney  and  Co 

Banfield  and  Co 

Praed  and  Go 

Wm.  Gitisson 

J.  Stevens  and  Co 

Ward  and  Co 

Wreight  and  Co 

Sheppard  and  eo 

G.  Shewellandco. 

Hoopers  and  co. 

Ludlow,  Barton,  and  co. 

Lilly,  Brown  and  co 

Turner  and  co 

James  Wooi 

Wilton,  Washbourn  and  Co 

Moline  and  co 

Mellersh  and  Kid 

Goodeve  and  co 

Holt  and  King 

Turner,  Hardy  &  Newcom 

Millen  and  co 

Brenchley  and  co 

Attersole  and  co 

WHaydon  and  Sons 

Sparkes  and  co 

Sparkes  and  French 

Alexanders  and  co 

Mills  and  co 

Michell  and  eo 

Gurncys  and  o* 


On  whom  draw  inLondon. 


Frys  and  Chapman 
Sikes  and  co 
Jones  and  co 
Lubbock,  Forster&co 
Prescott  and  co 
Bosanquet  and  co 
Smith,  Payne  andco 
Lees  and  co 
Smith,  Payne  &  Smiths 
Lubbock,  Forscer&  co 
Lubbock,  Forster  &  co 
Smith,  Payne  aud  co 
Hoare  and  co 
Lees  and  co 
Perring  and  co 
Goslings  and  co 
Dennison  and  eo 
Merle  and  co 
Spooner  anci  co 
Smith  and  co 
Herries  and  co, 
Curtis  and  co 
Robarts  and  co 
Masterman  and  co 
Sansom  and  co 
Barclay  and  co 
Masterman  and  co 
Perring  and  co 
Williams  aud  co 
Sikes  and  co 
Esdaileand  co 
Esdaile  and  eo 
Esdaile  and  co 
Barclay  and  co 
Barclay  and  co 
Han  keys  and  co 
Barclay  and  co 
Curtis  and  co 
Curries  and  co 
Hanburys  and  co 
Perring  and   co 
Barclay  and  co 
Pole  and  co 
Praeds  and  co 
Bosanquet  and  co 
Lubbock,   Forster  &  co 
Spooner  and  co 
Grote,  Prescot  and  co 
Pole  and  co 
Esdaile  and  eo 
Fry,  Sons,  and  Chapman. 
Pole,  Thornton  and  co 
Perring  and  co 
Esdaile  and  co 
Lubbock,   Forster  &  co 
Jones,  Loyd  and  co 
Frys  and  Chapmaa 
Barclay  and  co 
Barclay  and  co 
Barclay  and  co 
Jones,  Loyd  and  co 
Perring  and  co 
Williams,  and  co 
Bosanquet  and  co 
Marryat  and  co 
Esdaile  and  co 
Gill  and  co 
Frys  and  Chapma» 
Hankeys  and  co 
Perrinj  and  co 
Barclay  aud  co 


VI 


PROVINCIAL  BANKERS. 


Place  of  Residence. 
Halifax 
HnJifax 
Halifax 
Halstead 
Hai'borough 
Harleston 
Harwich 
Hastings 

Hastings  and  Hailsham 
Haverfordwest 
Helstone 

Hemel  Hempstead 
Henley  and  Oxfordshire 
Hereford(City&CountvBk). 
Hereford  ^City  Old  Bank) 
Hertford 
Hexham 
Heytesbury 
Hinckley 

Hinckley  (Com.  Bank) 
Hitchin  and  Hertfordshire 
Holbech 
Holywell 
Holywell 
Honiton 
Horn  castle 
Hov,  den 
Huddersfield 
Huddersfield 
Hudderslield 
Huddersfield 
Hull 

Hull  Old  Bank 
Hull 
Hull 

Huntingdon  Town  &  C.  Bk 
Huntingdon 
Ilfracome 
Ilminster 

Ipswich  and  Colchester      1 
Essex  and  Sufi'olk  5 

Ipswich  andNeedham  Mar  \ 
ket-Bank  \ 

Isle  of  Wight 
Isle  of  Wight  and  Hamps 
Jersey 
Jersey 

Jersey  Commercial  Bank 
Jersey 
Kendal 
Kendal 

Kettering  ' 

Kidderminster 
Kingsbridge 
Kingston  Surrey  Bank 
Kinston 
Kington 
Kirby  Lonsdale 
Knaresborough  Bank 
Lancaster 
Lancaster 
Landovery 
Langporl 
Launceston 
Launceston 

Ledbury  and  Herefordshire 
Leeds  New  Bank 
Leeds 
Leeds 
Leeds  Union  Bank 


Firm.  On 

Rawson  J.  W.  asd  C. 
Rhodes  and  co 
Rhodes,  Briggs  and  co 
Sparrow  and  co 
Inkcrsole  and  Goddards 
Gurneys  and  co 
Cox  and  Nunn 
Smith  and  co    ' 
Breeds  and  co 
Phillips  and  co 
Grylls  and  co 
Harry  Grover  and  co 
Hewitt  and  and  Cooper 
i  Bodenham  and  co 
Matthews  and  co 
Samuel  Adams  and  co 
Reed  and  co 
W.  M.  Everett 
Jervis  and  Lane 
Sansome  and  eo 
Chapman  and  co 
Gurneys,  Birkbeck  and  eo 
Sankey  and  co 
Douglas,  Snialley  and  co 
Flood  and  'o 
Claypon  and  co 
Scliollif'ld  and  co 
Dobson  and  Sons 
Went  worth  and  co 
J.  W.  and  C.  Rawson 
S.  G.  Sykes 
Pease,  Harrison  and  co 
Pease  and  Liddell 
Raikes  and  co 
Smiths  and  Thompson 
Rust  and  ro 
Piisheller  and  co 
liee  and  Lock 
Gundry  and  co 

Crickett  and  co 

Alexander  and  co 

Kirkpatricks 

Rogers  and  co 

Amiraux  and  co 

Nicoll  and  co 

Janvrin  and  co 

F.  Giflard  and  Son 

Wilson  and  co 

Wakeheld  and  Sons 

Keep  and  co 

Wakeman,  Farley  &  Turner 

Prideaux,  Square  and  co 

Shrubsole  and  Lambert 

Harris,  Cheese  and  co 

Davies,  Cummer  and  Co 

Gibson  and  co 

Harrison  and  co 

WArswick  andco 

Dilworth  and  co 

D.  and  E.  Jones  and  co 

Stuckey  and  co 

Harvy  and  Son 

Glyn  and  co 

Webb  and  co 

Field  and  co 

Beckett  and  co 

Hardcastle  and  co 

Brown  and  co 


whom  draw  in  London. 
Jon  es,  Loyd  and  co 
Jones  and  co 
Jones  and  oo 
Barclay  and  co 
Esdaile  and  co 
Barclay  and  co 
Frys,  Sons  &Chapman 
Evert>tt  imd  co 
Everett  and  co 
Masttrman  and  co 
Brooks  and  co 
Dorrien  and  co 
Grote,  Prescottand  co 
Perring  and  co 
Lubboi  k,  Forster  &co 
Mastern\an  and  co 
Jones,  Lovd  and  co 
Lubbock  Forster  &  co 
Pole  and  co 
Pole  and  co 
Masterman  and  co 
Barclay  and  co 
Bosanqupt  and  co 
Mityterman  and  co 
Lubbock,  Forster  &e« 
Masterman  and  co 
Spooner  and  co 
MasSermpn  and  co 
Wentworth  and  co 
Jones,  Lord  and  co 
Frys  and  Chapman 
Marry  at  and  co 
Pole  and  co 
Curries  nnd  co 
Sniiih,  P.iyne  and   c» 
Stephendon  and  co 
Esduile  and  co 
Glyn  and  co 
Esdaile  and  co 

Esdaile  and  CO 

Hoareandco 

Lees  andco 
Bosanquetand  co 
Dobree  &  Sons 
DeLii^le  andco 
De Lisle  andco 
Poingdestre,  Old  Bd-st 
Maslerman  and  co 
Maslermun  andco 
Masterman  and  co 
Curtis  and  co 
Masterman  and  CO 
Curries,  Raikes,  &  co 
Lubbock,  Fcrster  &  co 
Lubbock,  Forster  &  co 
Masterman  and  co 
Willis  and  co 
Merle  and  co 
Barclay  and  co 
Jones,  Loyd  &  co 
Rogers  and  co 
Frys  and  Chapman 
Frys  and  Chapman 
Cocks  and  co 
Curtis  and  co 
Glynn  and  co 
Lubbock.  Forster  &  co 
Nicholson  and  co 


PROVINCIAL  BANKERS. 


Place  of  Residence. 
Leicester 
Leicester 
Leicester  Bank 
Leigliton  Buzzard 
Leominster 
Leivcs  Old  Bank 
Lewes  Bank 
Leyburn 
Lichfield 
Lincoln 
Liverpool 
Liverpool 
Liverpool 
Liverpool 
Liverpool 
LaugliborougU 
Loiith 
Ludiow 
Ludlow 
Luton 

Lutterworth 
Lydney 
Lyme 
Lyme 
Lymington 
Lymington 
Lynn 

Lynn  and  Linconshire 
Lynn  Regis  and  Norfolk 
Macclesfield 
Maecleslield 
Maidstone  Com.  Bank 
Maiden 

Malnisbury  Bank 
Malton 
Malton  Bank 
Manchester 
Manchester 
Manchester 
Manchester 

Manningtree  and  Mistley 
Manningtree 
Manslield 
Margate 

Margate,  Isle  of  Tbanet 
Market  Drayton 
Marlhorougb  and  N.  Wilts 
Marlborough  Old  Bank 
MarshJield  and  Gloucester 
Mavagissey 

Melksham'and  N.  Wilts 
Merther  Tydwell  Bank 
Mil  ford  Bank 
Mildenhall 
Modbury 
Monmouth 
Morpeth 
Nantwich 

Narbeth  andPembrokesbire 
Neots  St. 
Neath 
Newark 
Newark 
Newbury 

Newcastle-upon-Tyne     7 
Northumberland  Bank  5 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne    • 
Newcastle -upon -Tyne 
Newcastle-uuder-liu* 


Firm. 
Mansfield  and  co 
Pares,  Pares,  Paget  and  co 
Clarke  and  Philips 
Bassett,  Grant  and  co 
Coleman,  Smith  and  co 
Hurley  and  co 
Wood,  Hall  and  co 
Hutton  and  co 
Scott  and  Palmer 
Smith,  Ellis       and  co 
Heywood  an  '•  co 
Jos.  Hadwen,  jun. 
Leyland  and  co 
Moss,  Dale  and  co 
Roscoe  and  co 
Thorps  and  co 
Claypon  and  co 
Coleman  and  co 
G.  E.  and  J.  Prbdgers 
L.  Hampson  and  co 
Goodacre  and  co 
Waters  and  co 
Grundry  and  co 
Bagge  and  Bacon 
St.  Barbe  and  Son 
J.  West 

Bagge  and  Bacon 
Gurney  and  co 
Masse y  and  co 
Brocklehursts  and  co 
Daintry  and  Ryle 
Edmeads,  Atkins  &  co 
Crickitts  and  co 
Robins  and  co 
Bower  and  co 
Pease,  Dunn  and  co 
John  Greaves 
Heywood  and  co 
Wm.  Jones,  Loyds  and  co 
Thomas  Mottram 
Alexanders  and  co 
Nunn,  Mills  and  co 
Abney  and  co 
Sackeft  and  co 
Cobb  and  Son 
Jervis  and  co 
Ward,  Brown  and  co 
King  and  co 
Isaac  Baldwin  and  co 
Ball  and  co 
Moule,  Son  and  co 
Peirce  and  co 
Rotcb  and  co 
Willett  and  Sons 
R.  Perring 
Jones  and  co 
Reed,  Batson  and  co 
Brougbton  and  co 
Saer  and  co 
Rix  and  co 
Gronow  and  co 
Godfrey  and  Hutton 
Handleys  and  co 
Bunney  and  co 

Reed,  Reed  and  co 

Ridley  and  co 

Ridley  and  co 

R.  I.  Lamblon  and  co 

Sparrow,  Niekisson  and  Plant 


On  whom  draw  in  London. 
Smith,  Payne,  and  co 
Pares  and  Heygate 
Pole,  Thornton  and  co 
Barclay  and  CO 
Lubbock,  Forster  &  co 
Esdaile  and  co 
Glyn  and  co 
Pole  and  co 
Smith,  Payne,  and  co 
Smith,  Payne,  andco 
Dennison  &  co 
Barclay  and  co 
Masterman  and  co 
Barclay  and  co 
Jones,  Loyd  and  CO 
Hoare  and  co 
Masterman  and  co. 
Lubbock,  Forster  and  co 
Marsh,  Sibbald  and  co 
Perring  and  co 
Pole  and  co 
Barclay  andco 
Esdaile  and  co 
Esdaile  and  CO 
Lubbock,  Forster,  and  cw 
Spoonerandco 
Gill  and  co 
Barclay  and  co 
Prescott  andco 
Jones,  Loyd  andco 
Chatteris  and  CO 
Pole  and  co 
Esdaile  andco 
Paxtonsandco 
Curries  and  co 
Lubbock,  Forster,  &  c» 
Curries  and  co 
Masterman  and  co 
Jones,  Loyd  and  co 
Rogers,  Towgoodandcft 
Frys  and  Chapman 
Hankeys  and  co 
Everett  and  co 
Curtis  andco 
Esdaile  and  CO 
Curtis  and  co 
Lubbock,  Forster  and  c» 
Spooner  and  co 
Praedsandco 
Mori  and  and  co 
Perring  and  CO 
Glynn  and  oo 
Hoare  and  co 
Perring  and  ca 
Perring  andco 
Pole  and  co 
Pole  and  co 
Stevensons  and  eo 
Jones,  Loyd  and  co 
Jones,  Loyd  and  co 
Praeds  and  co 
■  Barclay  and  co 
Hoare  and  co 
Curtis  and  co 


Jones,  Loyd  and  co 

Curtis  and  co 
Glyn  and  co 
Barclay  andco 
Glyn  andCo, 


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PROVINCIAL  BANKERS. 


Place  of  Residence.  Firm. 

Newcastle  and  StaflbrdsIiireT.  Kinnersley  and  Sons 


Newmarket  Com.  Bank 
Newmarket 
Newmarket 
Newport  Shropshire 
Newport  Salop,  Old  Bank 
Newport  Isle  of  Wight 
Newport  Monmouth 
Ncwportpagnel 
Newton  Abbot 
Newton  Bushel 
Newtown  Mnntgon 
Norfolk  General  Bank 
Northallerton 
Northampton 
Northampton  Town   and   j  Cn,:n,  ^nrlTo 
County  Bank  |  Ssmitli  andCo 

North  Cornwall 

North  and  South  Shields 

North  Walsham 

Northwich,  Cheshire 

Northwich,  Cheshire 

Norwich 

Norwich  and  Norfolk 

Norwich  Crown  Bank 

Norwich  and  SwafFham 

Norwich  Union  Bank 

Nottingham 

Nottingham 

Nottingham 

Nottingham 

Nuneaton 

Oakhamplon 

Oswestry 

Oundle  Pc  Northamptonshire Yorke  and  Co 

Oundle  Commercial  Bank    Smith  and  Co 


Bryant  and  Sou 
Eaton  and  co 
Willetts 
Parsons  and  co 
Hordern  and  co 
Basseli,  Clarl^p  andco 
Forman  and  Son 
Olivers  and  co 
Wise,  Farwell  and  co 
Wise  and  Co 
Tilsicy  and  Co 
Kett  and  Co 
Hammond  and  Co 
J.  Perceval  and  Sons 


Glyn  and  Co 

Chapmans  and  Co 

Lacon  and  Co 

Johnsons 

W.  W.  Williams 

Dav  and  Sons 


On  whom  draw  inLondon. 
Masterraan  &  Co 
Stephensons  andCo 
Cocks  and  Co 
Perring  and  Co 
Frys  and  Chapman 
SansomandCo 
Glyn  and  Co 
Pole  and  Co 
Browne  &  Co 
Coutts  and  Co 
Coutts  and  Co 
Glyn  and  Co 
Hoare,  Barnett,  and  Co 
Willis  and  Co 
Esdaile  and  Co 

Praeds  and  Co 

Williams  and  Co 
Frys  and  Chapman 
Esdaile  and  Co 
Jones,  Loyd  and  Co 
Frys  and  Chapman 
Lubbock,  Forster,  &.Co 


J.  il.  R.  H.  &  J.  J.  GurneyBarclay  and  Co 


Harvey  and  Co 

Day  and  Sons 

Bignold  and  Co 

Moore  and  Co 

S.  Smith  andCo 

J.  and  J.  Wright  and  Co. 

Fellows  and  Co 

W.  Craddocks  and  Co 

CannandCo. 

Croxon  and  ce 


Oxford  and  Woodstock 

Oxford  old  bank 

Oxford  University 

Oxford 

Padstow 

Pemliroke 

Penrith 

Penzance 

Penzance  mounts  bay 

Peterborough 

Peterborough 

Peterborough 


Cox  and  Co 


Hankey  and  Co 
Gill  and  Co 
Perring-  and  Co 
Glj;n  and  Co 
Smith,  Payne,  and  Co 
Curtis  and  Co 
Hanburys  And  Co} 
Veres  and  Co 
Perring  aud  Co 
Masterman  and  Co 
Frysand  Chapman 
Everett  and  Co 
Jones,  Loyd  and  Co 


Fletcher,  Parsons  and  Co  Hammersleys  and  Co 
Thomas  Walker  and  Co     Willis  and  Co 
Tubb  and  Co  Masterman  and  Co 

Thomas  Rawlings  &  Son  Glynn  and  Co 


RotchandCo 
Atkinson,  Craig  and  Co 
Batten,  Carne  and  Co 
BolithoandCo 
Cole  and  Co 
Squire  and  Co 
Boultbee,  Cole  and  Co 


Petersfteld  and  Hampshire  Patrick,  Eyles,  and  Co 
Petworth  StovcldandCo 

Plashet  East  Ham.  Fry  and  Co 

Plymouth  ElfordandCo 

Plymouth  Naval  and  com.  bkGlencross  and  Co 


Plymouth  (Dock bank) 

Plymouth  gen.  bank 

Plymouth  gen.  bank 

Plymouth  naval  bank 

Pontefract 

Pontefract 

Poole 

Poole 

Portsmoiltli 

Portsmouth  and  Hants 

Preston 

Preston  new  bank 

Penrith 

PyderBank  St.  Columb 

Ramsgate 

Ramsgate,  Isle  of  Thanet 

Reading 

Reading 


St.  Aubyn  and  Co 
Kingston  and  Co 
Husband  andCo 
Harris,  Rosdens  and  Co 
Perfect  and  Co 
LeathamandCo 
Fryer  and  Co 
DanseyandCo 
Grant,  Bubey  and  Co 
Godwin,  Drew,  and  Co 
PeddersandCo 
Clayton  and  Co 
Forstersand  Co 
Norway  and  Co 
Austens  and  Co 
Burgess  and  Co 
Simonds  and  Gok 
Stephens  and  Co 


Hoare  and  Co 
Glyn  and  Co 
Lubbock,  Forster  &  Co 
IVIorlaud  and  Co 
Glyn  and  Co 
Marryat  and  Co 
Pfcscott  and  Co 
Williams,  Moff'att  &  C» 
Masterman  and  Co 
Frys  and  Chapman 
Hoare  and  co 
Lubbock,  F  orster  &  co. 
Perring  and  Co 
Stephensons  andco 
Perring  and  CO 
Lubbock ,  Forster  &  co 
Lubbock,  Forstei  &  c» 
Denison  andco 
Glyn  andco 
Esdaile  and  co 
Ladbroke  and  co 
Masterman  and  c© 
Denison  and  co 
Glyn  and  co 
Pole  and  co 
Perring  and  CO 
Curtis  and  CO 
Stephensons  andc» 
Williams  and  CO 
Willis  and  co 


1>R0VINCIAL  BANKERg. 


Place  of  Residence. 
Redruth  West  Cornwall 
Retford  (Notts.) 
Richmond  (York) 
Rich  mond 

Ringwood  Agricultural 
Ringwood  and  Hants 
Ripon  Bank 
Ripon 

Ripon  and  Nidderdale 
Rochdale 
Rochdale 

Roohester,Chathain&Stroud 
Rochford ,  Hand.  Bank 
Romsey 

Romsey  and  Hampshire 
Romford  Bank 
Ross  Hereibrdshire 
Ross 

Ro/herham 
Roj'ston  Bank 
Romford 
Rngby 
Rye 

Ryegate 
Ryegato  Bank 
Saddlewurth 
Saddleworth 
Saffron  Walden 
Saffron  Walden 
Saffron  Walden 
Saffron  Walden 
Salisbury  Bank 
Salisbury 
Salop 
Sandwich 
Sarum  (City  Bank) 
Scarborough 
Scarborough 
Selby 
Selby 
Settle 

Seven  Oaks 
Shaftesbury 
Sheerness 
Sheffield 
Sheffield 
Sheffield 

Sherborne  and  Dorsetshire 
Sherborne 

Shields  Branch  ofNor. 
Shields  Branch  of  Sund. 
Shields,  North  and  South 
Shiflnall 
Shrewsbury 
Shrewsbury 
Sittingbourne 
Skipton 
Sleaford 
Southampton 
Southampton 

Southampton(Town&Coun) 
Southampton 

South  Shields  Nor.  andSouth 
Southwell 
Spalding 
Spilsby 
St.  Albans 
St.  Neot's  Bank 
Stafford 
itiigbrd 


Firm. 
Pryce  and  Co 
Cooke  Childers  and  Ca 
Hulton,  WoodandCo 
Stanleton  and  Co 
Hicks  and  White 
S.  Tunks 
Britains  and  Co 
Harrison  and  Co 
Coatesand  Co 
J.  W.  and  C.  Rawson 
Fenton  and  Co 
Day,  Hulkes  and  Co 
Joyner,  Surridge  and  Co 
T.  Sharpe  and  Son 
Warner  and  Co 
Joyner  Surridge  and  Co 
Prichard  and  Newman 
Turner  and  Co 
Walkers  and  Co 
Ford  ham  and  Co 
Joyner  and  Co 
A.  But] in  and  Son 
Curreis  and  Co 
Piper,  Dewdneyand  Co 
Piper  and  Co 
Harrops 
Buckley  and  Co 
Searle  and  Co 
Mortlockand  Co 
J.J.  and  S.B.  Searle 
Fisher  and  Co 
Brodie  and  Dowding 
Everett  and  Co 
Soott  and  Co 
Emraerson  and  Co 
Everett  and  Co 
WoodhallandCo 
J.  and  R.  M.  Lister  and  Co 
SchoffeldClarkson  and  Co 
Green,  Myers  and  Co 
Birbecks  and  Co 
E. Jardine 
W.  Storey 

James  Chalk  and  Co 
Parker,  Shores  and  Co 
Walkers  and  Co 


On  whom  draw  in  London 
Morland  and  co 
Coults  tmd  Co 
Pole  and  CO 
Barclay  and  co 
Lubbock, Forster  &  ce 
Marryat  and  co 
Glyn  and  co 
Willis  and  CO 
Esdaile  and  co 
Jones,  Loyd&  co 
Cunlilfe  and  co 
GrJynn  and  co 
Esdaile   and  co 
Everett  and  co 
Lubbock,  Forster  &co 
Esdaile  and  co 
Barnard  and  co 
Esdaile  and  co 
Everett  an  d  co 
Chatter! sand  CO 
Gill  and  co 
Pares  and  Heygates 
Willis  and  CO 
Jones,  Loyd  and  co 
Everett  and  co 
Ken  worthy  and  CO 
Jones  and  co 
Hoare  Barnetts  and  co 
Esdaile  and  co 
Gill  and  co 
Le  Fevreand  Co 
Stephensons  arid  co 
Everett  and  co 
Stephensons  and  co 
Glyn  and  co 
Everett  and  co 
Pole  and  co 
Bond  and  co 
Spooner  and  Co 
Williams  Son  andc» 
Barnard  and  co 
Pole  and  co 
Barnardsandco 
Barclay  and  co 
Morland  andco 
Everett  and  co 


Remmingstonsand  Younges  Masterman  and  ce 


Pretor,  Pen  and  Co 

ThorneandCo 

Reed,   and  Co 

J.  B  lackhouse  and  Co 

Chapnians  and  Co. 

T.  and  W.  Bolfield  and  Co 

Beck  and  Co 

Rocke,  Eyton  and  Co 

A.  H.  Bradley  and  Co 

Chippindaleand  Co 

Peacock,  Handley  aad  Co 

Triiii  and  Co 

Hilgrove  and  Co 

Harrison  and  Co 

Smith  and  Co 

Chapman  and  Co 

Wylde  andBolger 


Rogers  and  co 

Perringandeo 

Pole  and  co 

Spooner  and  CO 

Frys  and  Chapniau 

Esdaile  andCo 

Masterman  and  co 

Robarts  andco 
Perring  and  co 
Masterman  and  co 
Hoare,  Barnetts  &  «o 
Polejand  co 

Lubbock.  Forster  &  co 
Hoare,  Barnetts  &  co 
Williams  and  go 
Frys  and  Chapman 
Lubbock,  Forster  &GO 


Claypon.  Garfit&CIaypons    Masterman  andco 


Clayponandf 
Greaves  and  Emery 
Rix,  Gorham  and  Co 
Stevenson,  Webb  and  Co 
Bircb,  Moore  and  Yates 


Masterman  and  cO"* 
Perring  and  co 
Jones,  Ilfoyd  and  Co 
Stevenson  and  Salt* 
££daile!iBilc» 


PROVINCIAL  BANKERS. 


Place  of  Residence. 
Staines 
Stamford 

Stockton-upon-Tees 
Stockton 
Stone 
Stoney  Stratford  &  Buck- 

inghamhhire 
Stourbridge 

Stourbridge  (Old  Bank) 
Stovvmarket 
Stowmarket  (SuflTolk) 
Stov?market 
Stratford-on-Avon 
Stradford-on-Avon 
Stroud 

Stroud-Water 
Sturminster  &  Dorsetshire 
Sudbury 
Sudbury 
Sunderland 
Sunderland 
Sunderland 
Swaffham 
Swansea 
Swansea 
Swansea 
Swindon 

Taunton  and  Somerset 
Taunton 
Tavistock 
Teignmouth 
Tenterden 
Tetbury 

Tewkesbury  and  Upton 
Tewkesbury 
Tlietford 
Thorn  bury 
Thrapston 

Tiverston  and  Devonshire 
Torrington 
Totness 

Totness  (General  Bank) 
Trowbridge 
Truro 
Tniro 

Truro  (Miners  Bank) 
Tunbridge 
Tunbridge 
Uley 

Uttoxeter 
Uttoxeter 
Uxbridge 
Wakefield 
Wakefield 
Wallingford 
Walsal  (Old  Bank) 
Walsal 
Ware 
Ware 
Ware 

Warminster 
Warminster 
Warrington 
Warrington 
Warwick  (Old  Bank) 
Warwick  &  Warwiekskire 
Wedn«sburj 


Firm. 
Ashby  and  Sons 
Eaton  andCayley 
Hutchinsons  and  Place 
W.  Skinner  and  Co 
Birch  and  Moore 

Olivers  and  Co 

Rufford  and  Biggs 
Hill  and  Co 
Sparrow  and  Co 
Oakes  and  Co 
Willett  and  Sons 
Whitehead  and  Co 
Oidaker  and  Co 
B.  and  J.  Grazebrook 
Martin  and  Co 
Warry  CoalburnandCo 
Fenn  and  Co 
Sparrow  and  Co 
J.  Backhouse  and  Co 
J.  Backhouse  and  Co 
J.  Reed,  Reed  and  Co 
Day  and  Co 
Gibbons  and  Co 
Pocklington  and  Hynes 
GronowandCo 
Strange  and  Co 
Woodford  and  Co 
J.  andD.  Badcock 
Gill  and  Co 
Langmead  and  Co 
Mace  and  Co 
Wood,  Pitt  and  Co 
Lechmere  and  Co 
Hartlands  and  Co 
Willet  and  Sons 


On  whom  draw  in  LonrdoB 
Frys  and  Chapman 
Masterman  and  Co 
Pole  Thornton  and  co 
Barclay  and  Co 
Esdaile  and  Co 

Brown,Langborn&  c» 

Spooner  andCo 
Esdaile  and  Co 
Barclay  and  Co 
Spooner and  co 
Perring  and  Co 
Glyn  and  co 
Spooner  and  co 
Lubbock  and  c» 
Pole  and  CO 
Grote  and  co 
Fullers  and  co 
Barclay  and  Co 
BarcJay  and  C9 
Esdaile  and  Co 
Jones,  Loyd  and  c« 
Lubbock  and  Co 
Lubbock  and  co 
Masterman  and  co 
Praeds  and  co 
Masterman  and  cw 
Esdaile  and  CO 
Ransom  and  CO 
Hoare  and  co 
Masterman  and  co 
Pinhorn  andco 
Esdaile  and  co 
Curtis  and  co 
Barclay  and  co 
Perring  and  CO 


Parsland  Rolph,  Yates  &  Co  Marryat  andco 


Eaton  and  Eland 
Dunsford  and  Co 
Cooke  and  Co 
Wise  and  Co 
Prideaux  andBentall 
Ludlow  and  Co 
Praed,  Rodgers,  and  Co 
Turner,  Major  and  Co 
Daniell,  and  Co 
BeechingandSon 
Day  Lock  and  Co 
Edward  Sheppard 
Thos.  Hart 
James  Bell 
Hull,  Smith  and  Co 
Wentworth  and  Co 
Leathams,  Jackson  and  Co 
Wells,  Allnatl  and  Co 
Charles  Forster  and  Sons 
Barber  and  Marshall 
Cobham  and  Joaes 
S.  Adams  and  Co 
Adams  and  Co. 
PhippsandCo 
Everett  and  Co 
Parr,  Lyon  and  Go 
Edward  Turner 
Tomes  and  Co 
Whitehead  and  Co 
a.  and  W.  Addrtun 


Masterman  and  co 
Lubbock,  and  co 
JonesLoyd  and  Co 
Pole  Thornton  &  o« 
Pole  and  Co 
Curries  and  co 
Praeds  and  co 
Glyn  and  Co 
Lubbock  and  CO 
Masterman  and  co 
Glyn  andco 
Pole,  Thornton  &.  ct 
Williams  and  co 
Jones,  Loyd  and  co 
Masterman  and  co 
Wentworth  and  co 
Denison  and  co 
Pole,  Thornton  &  eo 
Spooner  and  co 
Spooner  and  co 
Perring  and  co 
Pole,  Thornton  &  c* 
Masterman  and  co 
Lubbock  andco 
Everett  and  co 
Dorrien  andco 
Pole,  Thornton  &  c» 
Ladbroke  and  co 
Glyn  and  co 
LHbbevk  aad  «• 


PROVINCIAL   BANKERS. 


Place  of  Residence.  Firm. 

Weichpool  &Mongomeryshir  Becks  aud  Co 

M!3onsh£'"'  ""^"l  Morton,  Rodick  and  Co 

Wellington  (Shropshire)  '^         ''        '  "■ 

Wellington,  Somersetshire 

Wells  (Somersetshire) 

Wenlock 

Westbury 

Weymouth 

Weymouth 

Whitby 

Whitby 

Whitby 

Whitchurch,  Shropshire 

Whitehaven 

Whitehaven 

Whitehaven 

Wigan 

Wimborne 

Wimborne  Bank 

Wincanton 

Wineanton 

Winciicster 

Winchester 

Winchester 

Windsor  Bank 

Wirks  worth 

Wisbech  and  Lincolnshire 

Witney 

Wivelscombe  (Som.) 

Wolverhampton 

Wolverhampton 

Wolverhampton 

Woodbridge 

Woodbridge 

Woolwich  Bank 

Worcester  Old  Bank 

Worcester 

Worcester 

Worksop 

Worthing  and  Sussex 

Wotton  Basset 

Wrexham  and  North  Wales 

Wrexham 


Reynolds  and  Co 

Fox  and  Sons 

Payne  Thos.  and  Co. 

Collins  and  Co 

Hoopers  and  Co 

Bower  andEllitt 

Henning  and  Co 

Simpson  and  Co 

J.  and  J.Sanders 

Richardson  and  Co 

Corsers  and  Co 

Hartleys  and  Co 

Thos.  Harrison  and  Co 

Johnston,  Raney  and  Co 

Woodcock  and  Thicknesse 

Fryer  and  Co 

DeanaudCo 

Messitersand  Co 

Musgrave  and  Co 

Knappand  Co 

N.Waller 

Wickham,  Mantand  Co 

Ramsbottom  and  Co 

Arkwright  and  Co 

GurneyandCo 

Clinch  and  Son 

P  and  W.  Hancock 

Wrottersley  Sir  John  and  Co  Hanburysand  co 


On  whom  draw  in  Londen 
Masterman  and  co 

Barclay  and  co 

Masterman  and  co 
Esdaile  and  co 
Jones,  Loyd  and  co 
Spooner  and  co 
Frysand  Chapman 
Williams  and  co 
Hanburysand  co 
Barclay  and  eo 
Masterman  and  co 
Curtis  and  eo 
Frys  and  Chapman 
Marryat,  Kay  and  eo 
Stephensons  and  co 
liubbock  and  CO 
Barclay  and  eo 
Olyn  and  co 
Marryat  and  co 
Bosanquet  and  co 
Frys  and  Chapman 
Barclay  and  co 
Pole,  Thornton  &  co 
Glyn  and  co 
Williams  and  co 
Pole,  Thornton  &  CO 
Barclay  and  co 
Masterman  and  co 
Jones,  Loyd  and  co 


Horden  Molineux  and  Co 

R.  Fryer 

Alexanders  and  Collett 

Crickett  and  Co 

Budgen  and  Curtis 

Berwick  and  Co 

Farley  and  Co 

Atwood  and  Co 

Cooke,  Childers  and  Co. 

Hentys  and  Hopkins 

Large  and  Co 

W.  and  R.  M.Lloyd 

J.  Kenrick 

Edmonds  and  Co 

Lacon  and  Co 


Wycombe,  High 
Yarmouth 

Yarmouth,  Norfolk  &  Suffolk  Lacon  Sir  E.  and  Co 

Yarmouth  and  Suffolk  Gurneys  and  Co 

Yeovill  Daniel  and  Co 

Yeovill  Whitmash  and  White 

York  Raper  and  Co 

York  Wilson  and  Co 

York  Weifttworth  and  Co 


Sansomeandco 
Spooner  and  CO 
Frys  and  Chapman 
Esdaile  and  co 
Masterman  and  co 
Curtis  and  co 
Curtis  and  co 
Spooner and  CO 
Coutts  and  co 
Lubbock,Forster&co 
Perring  and  co 
Smith,  Payne  and  co 
Lubbock  and  co 
Barclay  and  CO 
Gilland  co 
Esdaile  and  CO 
Barclay  atid  CO 
Barclay  and  co 
Ransome  and  co 
Glynn  and  co 
Curtis  and  CO 
Went  worth  and  to 


00=  The  following  Bankers  were  accidentally  omitted  in  their  j7^«aes>- 
arrangement. 

IN    THE    LONDON    BANKERS 
Bruce,  Simpson,  and  Co.  9,  Austin  Friars. 

IN   THE   PROVINCIAL   BANKERS. 

Bath,  Dore,  Smith,  and  Co.  Barclay  and  Co. 
Peterborough,  D.  J.  and  G.  F.  Yorke,  Marryutt  and  Co, 


^unktxs  in  ^vtlmti* 


DUBLIN, 

BANK  OF  IRELAND,  (ESTABLISHED  BY  ACT  OF  PARLIAMENT^ 

Governor,  Arthur  Guinness,  Esq.  33,  Rutland-square  West. 
Deputy  Governor,  Nathaniel  Hone,  Esq.  42,  Harcourt-street. 

CIRECTORS. 


Robert  Alexander,  Esq.  12,  Merion-sq. 
James  Chambers,  Esq.  Gardiner's-row 
L.  Croslhwaite,  Esq.  61,  Fleel-sLreet. 
Joseph  Gofl',  Esq.  3,  Mountjoy-square 
Arch  Hawkeslev,  Esq.  Mountjoy-squ. 
Wm.  Snell  Mageo,  Esq.  47,  Saekville-st. 
John  Leland  'Maquay,  Esq.  21,  lower 
Fitzwilliam-street. 


John  Orr,  Esq.  Merchant's-quay 
John  Stewart,  Esq.  122,  Abbey-street, 
H.  Trevor,  Esq.  35,  Leeson-street, 
George  Drevar,  Esq. 
Isaac  Matthew  Dolier,  Esq. 
William  P.  Lunell,  Esq. 
William  Sparrow,  Esq. 
Nathaniel  Sneyd,  Esq.  Sackville-st. 


Note— The  Directors  are  annually  chosen  the  first  week  in  April,  under 
this  restriction,  that  there  be  at  least  live  new  Directors  every  year. 


Secretary,  Thomas  Williams,  Esq. 
Accountant  General,  Wm,  Donlevy. 
Cashier,  Nathaniel  Low. 
Chief  Book-keeper,  Ed.  Medlicott. 
Chief  Clerk  of  Discounts,  G  Draper 
Transfer  Officer,  Brab.  Slafl'ord. 


Chief  Clerk  of  the  Debentures, 

Duke  Houeliton. 
Notaries,  J.  Gibbons  and  R.  Williams. 
Law  Agents,  Fleetwood  and  Darley 
Printer  and  Stationed,  Jas.  Draper. 


All  Bills  and  Promissory  Notes  falling  due  on  Good  Friday,  the  King's  Birtk 
Day,  Christmas  Day,  and  all  proclaimed  Fast  Days,  are  demanded  on  the  days 
preceding. 

Days  of  Discount,  Mondays,  Tuesdays,  Wednesdays,  Thursdays,  and  Fridays, 
S^  Board  meets  every  Tuesday. 


BIIXS  ADDRESSED  TO   THE   FOLLOWING  PLACES  ARE    NOT    ADUXSSIBLE   iNTS 
THE    BANK  OF   IRELAND. 


Arbour-hill,  Montpelier. 

Black-horse-lane. 

Bow-bridge. 

Broad-stone. 

Charlemont-street. 


Coulson'son  the  Artichoke 

road 
Dolphin's-barn. 
Drunicondra-lan«, 
Harold's -cross. 
Kiimainham 


North-strand. 
Portobello. 
Prussia-street,  or  any 

other  place  beyond  th» 

Circular-road. 


BANKERS  IN  DUBLIN. 

Right  Honourable  Lord  Viseount  Newcomeu,  and  James  Evory,  Esq. 

George  La  Touclie,  Esq.  .John  David  La  Touche,Esq.  John  La  Toucbe,  Esq. 

Peter  La  ToHche,  .Tun.  Esq.  Peter  Digges  La  Touche,  Esq.  and  James  Digges 

LaTouche,  Esq.  Castle-street. 
Thomas  Finlay,  Esq.  John  Geale,  Esq.  Robert  Law,  Esq.  and  Michael  Law,  Esq. 

Jervis-street. Runner's  Office,  Mary-street 

Benjamin  Ball,  Esq.  Matthew  Jas.  Plunket,  Esq.  Philip  Doyne,  Esq.  and  Henry 

Samuel  Close,  Esq.  Henry-street. 
Robert  Shaw,  Esq.  Thomas  Eichaid  Needham,  Esq.  and  Ponsonby  Shaw,  Esq. 

Foster-place,  College-green. 
Sir  Wm.  Alexander,  Bt.  Robert  Alexander,  Jun.  Esq.  Wm.  J.  Alexander,  Esq 

William  John  Alexander,  Esq.  and  William  John  Alexander  Jun.  Esq.  22, 

Upper  Sackville-street, 


PROVINCIAL  BANKS  IN  IRELAND.  xiii 

Armagli,Leonarcl  Dobbin,  Esq.  A^entto  the  Belfast  Bank,  Scotch-street 
Belfast  Bank,  Gordon,  Batt,  Houston,  and  Crawford,  Doncgall  square,  on 

H.  and  J.  Johuion  and  Co.  London. 
Belfast  Gommercral  Bank,  Teunent,  Caldwell,  Cunningham,   and  Thomson, 

1,  Donegal-strettt 
Belfast  Northern  Bank,  Montgomery,  Hamilton,  Orr,  and  Sloan,  Donegal-plac» 
Birr,  Thomas  Bernard,  Esq.  and  Co. 
Carlow,  Henry  Macartney,  Esq. 

Charleville,  George  Evans,  Bruce,  and  Co.  on  Puget,  Bainbridge,  &  Co.  Londo* 
Carrick  on  Suir,  Richard  Sause,  Esq. 

Cionmell,  Wm.  Rial!  and  Brothers,  on  Puget,  Bainbridge,  and  Co.  London 
Cork,  C.  H.  and  J.  Leslie,  on  Puget,  Bainbridge,  and  Co.  London 
Cork,  G.  Newnliani,  G.  Nevvnham,  Jun.  ;>;  J.  Leeky,  on  Barclay  &  Co.  London 
Cork,  Joseph  Pike,  on  Pim  and  Sons,  London 
Cork,  Stephen  and  James  Roche,  on  W.  T.  Robarts  and  Co.  London 
Dungannon,  T.  K.  Hanyngton,  Esq, 
Ennis,  Francis  Mc.  Ma"hon,  Esq. 
Gahvay,  Oliver  Clayton,  on  Sir  J.  Perring  and  Co.  London,  and  Thomas  Finlaj 

and  Co.  Dublin 
Galway,  W.  Joyce  and  J.  Appleyard,  Esqrs. 
Galway,  M    Lynch,  Esq.  and  Son 
Galway,  John  Joyce,  Esq.  and  Co 
Kilkenny,  James  Loughnan,  on  J.  Latouche  and  Co.  Dublin,  and  Loughnan, 

Son,  and  O'Brien,  London. 
Limerick.  George  E.  J.  and  G.  Bruce,  on  Puget,  Bainbridge  and  Co.  London 
Limerick,  Maunsell.  Kennedy,  and  Maunsell,  on  Harman  and  Co.  London 
Limerick,  Thomas  aud  William  Roche,  on  W.  T.  Robai'ts  and  Co,  London 
Lurgan,  Malcomson  and  Co.  on  Puget,  Bainbridge,  and  Co.  London. 
Mallow,  De  laCour  and  Cuthbert,  onH.  and  J.  Johnson  and  Co.  London 
Nowry,  Henry  andReid,  Agents  to  Sir  William  Alexander  and  Co.  Dublin 
Newry,  S.  and  J.  Townly,  Agents  to  the  Belfast  Bank 
Ross,  Cliiie  and  Colcloush,  Esqrs. 
Tullamore,  T.  Manley,''Esq.  and  Son 
Waterford,  William  Newport  and  Co.  on  Harman  and  Co.  London,  and  J.  and  J& 

Pira,  Dublin 
Waterferd,  Scott,  Ivie,  and  Scott,  on  Harman  and  Co.  London,  and  J.  and  J.  Pim . 

Dublin 
Wexford,  Hatchell  and  Sons,  John  Fowler,  Esq  Dublin,  on  Pugett  &,  Co.  Londoi 
Wexford,  John  Redmond,  Power  and  Redmond,  Dublin,  on  Smyth,  Payne,  an4 

Smith,  London 


Muixk^  oi  ^tfJtlauU. 


EDINBURGH. 

BANK  OF  SCOTIAND  (ESTABLISHED  BY  ACT  OF  PALIAMENT 1585) 

Draw  on  Coutts  and  Co.  Loudon. 

BOBERT  LORD   VISCOUNT   MELVILLE,    GOVERNOR. 

ROYAL  BANK  OF  SCOTLAND.— 1727. 
Draw  on  the  Bank  of  England,  Pole,  Thornton,  and  Co.  and  Coutts  and  Co. 

GILBERT  INNIS,  ESQ.    OF   STOW,   DEPUTY   GOVERNOR. 

BRITISH  LINEN  COMPANY.— 1746. 

Draw  on  Smith,  Payne,    and  Co.   London. 
Right  Honourable  William  Earl  of  Northesk,  Governor, 
Sir  Jamea  Montgomeryj  Bart.  Deputy  Governor, 


xir  BANKERS  IN  SCOTLAND. 

BANKS   IN  EDINBURGH   CONTINUED. 

Comtnercia]  Banking  Corny,  of  Scotland,  High-st.  on  Jones,  Loyd  &  Co  London 
Allan  Alexander,  and  Co.  128,  High-Street,  on  S.  Nicholson  &  Nephews  London. 
Allan  Robert  and  Son,  11,  Royal  Exchange,  on  Barclay,  Tritton  &  Co.  London 
Forbes  Sir  Wm.,  J.  Hunter  and  Co.  Parliament-square,  on  CouttsandCo.  and 

Barclay,  Tritton,  and  Co.  London. 
Inglis  JaniesandCo.  7,  Hunters-square,  cuiBosanquet  andCo  London 
Kinnear  Thomas  and  Sons,  Royal  Exchange,  on  Smith,  Payne  and  Co.  London. 
Maberly  J.  &  Co.  (deposit  &  exchange)  North  bridge,  on  Masterman  &  co.  Lon'd. 
Ramsays,  Bonars  and  Co.  Royal  Exchange,  onCoutts&Co.  and  Sir  Peter  Pole, 

Bart,  and  Co.  London 
Smith,  Donald,  and  Co.  Royal  Exchange,  on  Sir  R.  C.  Glynn  and  Co.  London 
/3-  Wardrop  John  and  Co.  103,  George-street,  on  Coutts  and  Co.  London. 

Banks  and  Branches  in  the  Provincial  Towns  of  Scotland. 
^      Aberdeen  Banking  Corny,  on  Sir  W.  Forbes  &  Co.  Edinburgh,  &  Pole  &  Co.  Lond 
2.     Aberdeen  Branch  Com.  Bk.  Co.  on  Forbes  &  Co  Edin.  &  Kinloch  &  Sons,  Lond. 
Aberdeen  Bank  ot  Scotland  (branch)  on  themselves  at  Edin  &  Coutts  &  Co  Lond 
Aberdeen  Commercial  Banking  Corny.  ofScotland  (branch)  on  Jones  &  Co  Lond 
Aberdeen  Exchange  and  Deposit  (branch)  on  Masterman  and  Co.  London. 
Andrews  St.  Branch  of  Bank  of  Scotland,  on  Coutts  and  Ce.  London 
Annan.  Brancli  of  Com!.  BankingCo.  ofScotland,  on  Jones, Loyd&  Co.  London 
Arbroath,  Branch  of  Dundee  Banking  Co.  on  Kinlock  and  Co.  London 
Abroath,  Branch  of  Dundee,  on  Chalmers  and  Guthrie,  9  Idol-lane,  London 
3    Ayr  Bank,  Hunters  and  Co.  Main-street,  on  Herries,  Farquhar  &  Co.  London 
Ayr,  Branch  of  the  Bank  Scotland,  Sandgate,  on  CouttsandCo.  London 
Banff',  Branch  of  Commercial  Banking  Co.  on  Jones,  Loyd  and  Co.  London 
Beith,  Branch  of  Commercial  BankingCo.  on  Jones,  Loyd  and  Co.  London 
Brechin,  Branch  of  Dundee  Union  Co.  on  Chalmers  &  Guthrie,  Idol-lane,  Lond 
A  Castle  Douglas,  (Galloway)  Douglas  and  Co.  on  Curtis  and  Co.  London 
Crieff,  Branch  of  Commereial  Banking  Co.  on  Jones,  Loyd  and  Co.  London 
Cupar,  Angus  Branch  of  British  Linen  Corny,  on  Smith,  Payne,  &  Smiths,  Lond 
Cupar  Fife,  Brancli  of  Commercial  Banking  Co.  on  Jones,  Loyd  &,  Co.  London 
S"  Cupar  Fife,  Fife  Banking  Company,  on  Moi'landand  Co  London 

Dalkeith,  Branch  of  Commercial  BankingCo.  on  Jones,  Loyd  and  Co.  London 
Dalkeith,  Branch  of  Leith  Banking  Company,  on  Hoare  and  Co.  London 
Dumfries,  Branch — Bank  ofScotland,  on  Coutts  and  Co.  London 
Dumfries,  Branch  British  Linen  Company,  on  Smith,  Payne,  and  Smiths,  Lond 
Dumfries,  Napier  John,  (for  the  Galloway  Bank)  on  Curtis  and  Co.  London 
">(  Dunbar,-EastLothian  Bank,  on  Sikes  andCo.  London 

Dunbar,  Branch  of  British  Linen  Company,  on  Smith  Payne  and  Co.  London 
Dundee  Branch  British  Linen  Company,  on  Smith,  Payne  and  Co.  London 
S  Dundee  Company,  on  Kinnears  &  Sons,  Edinburgh,  &  Kinloch  &  Sons,  London 
J  Dundee  Union  Bank  Com.  on  Glynn  and  Co.  &  Chalmers  and  Guthrie,  Lond, 
/d  Dundee  [new]  Company,  on  Kinnears  &  Sons,  Edin.  &  Ransom  andCoLondon 
Dundee,  Maberley,  John,  and  Co.  on  Masterman  and  Co  London 
Dunfermline,  Branch  of  the  Bank  ofScotland,  on  Coutts  and  Co.  London 
Duufcrmline,  Branch  of  the  Cora.  Bk.  ofScotland,  on  Jones,  Loyd  and  co.  Lond 
Dunkeld,  Commercial  Banking  Coirpany,  on  Jones,  Loyd  and  Co.  London 
Dunse,  branch  of  British  Linen, Company  on  Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths  London 
Elgin,  Branch  of  British  Linen  Company,  on  Smiths,  Payno  and  Co.  London 
'"'  Falkirk  Bank  Cr)mpany,^on  Stevensons,  Remington,  and  co.  London 

Fife  Banking  Company,  on  Morland  and  Co.  London 
/2  Fifeshire,  on  Kinnears,  Edinburgh,  and  Kinloch  and  Sons,  London 

Forfiir,  Branch  of  Dundee  Banking  Company,  on  Kinloch  and  Sons,  London 
Forres.  Branch  of  British  Linen  Company,  on  Smith,  Payne  and  Co  London 
Glasgow',  Aberdeen,  Branch  of,  J.  Hamilton  and  Co.  on  Pole  and  C6.  London 
Glasgow,  Avr,  Branch  of,  J.  &  R.  Watson,  on  Herries,  Farquhar  and  Co  London 
Glasgow,  Bank  of  Scotland,  Branch  of,  on  Thos.  Coutts  &  Co.  London 
Glasgow,  Belfast  Northern  Bank,  Brauch  of,  on  H.  and  J.  Johnson,  London 
Glasgow,  Brt.  Linen  Co.  &  Glasgow  Provident  Bk,  on  Smith,  Payne,  &  Co.  Lond 
Glasgow,  Commercial  BankingCo.  ofScotland,  on  Jones.  Loyd  and  Co.  London 
Glasgow,  Dundee  Union,  Branch  of,  on  Chalmers,  and  Co.  London 
Glasgow,  Dundee,  Branch  of.  New  Glasgow  Bk.  Co.  on  Morland  &  Co.  London 
Glasgow,  East  Lothian,  Branch  of,  on  Smith,  Payne,  and  Co,  London 
Glasgow,  Exchange  and  Deposite  Bank,  on  Masterman  and  Co,  London 
ttlasgow,  Falkirk  Bank  Company,  Branch  of,  oaStephensons  and  co.  Lond«« 


BANKERS  OP  SCOTLAND.  xt 

/3  <&lasgow  Bank  Company,  Glasgow,  on  Ransomeand  Co.  London 
Glasgow,  Greenock  Bank,  Branch  of,  on  Price  and  Co.  London 
Glasgow,  Kilmarnock  Bank  Co.  Branch  of,  on  Herries,  Farquliar  &  Co.  LondoQ 
Glasgow,  Kirby  Lonsdale,  Branch  of,  on  Smith,  Payne,  and  Co,  London 
Glasgow,  Leith  Bank,  Branch  of,  on  Hoare  and  Co.  London 

1*1  Glasgow,  Old  Ship  Bank,  on  Smith,  Payne  and  Co.  London 

Glasgow,  Paisley  Bank,  Branch  of,  on  Smith,  Payne,  and  Smiths,  London 
Glasgow.  Paisley  Union  Bank  Co.  Branch  of,  on  Carr,  Glyn  &  Co.  London 
Glasgow,  Perth,  Branch  of,  on  Barclay,  and  Co.  London 
Glasgow,  Perth,  Branch  of.  Union  Glasgow  Bk.  Co.  on  Stevensons  &  co.  London 
Glasgow,  Renfrewshire  Bank, Branch  of,  on  Marryatt,  Kay,  Price,  and  co  Lond. 
Glasgow,  Royal  Bank  of  Scotland,  Branch  of,  on  Pole,  Thornton  and  co  Lond. 
Glasgow,  Stirling,  Branch  of,  onKinlochandSons,  London 

/r"  Glasgow,  Thistle  Bank  Co.  on  Smiths,  Payne,  and  Co.  London 

iC  Greenock  Bank  Company,  on  Marryat,  Kay,  Price  and  Coleman,  London 

ly  Greenock,  Renfrewshire  Bank,  on  Marryat,  Kay,  Price,  and  Coleman,  London 
Haddington,  Bank  of  Scotland's  Branch  of,  on  Coutfs  and  Co  London 

/S  Haddington,  East  Lothian  Bank,  Branch  of,  onSikes,  Snaithand  Co  London 
Hamilton,  Paisley  Union,  Branch  of,  onCarr,  Glyn  and  Co.  London 
Hawick,  British  Linen  Company,  Branch  of,  on  Smith,  Payne  andCoLondou 
Huntley,  Bank  of  Scotland,  Branch  of,  onCoutts  and  Co.  London 
Inverness,  Bank  of  Scotland,  Branch  of,  onCoutts  and  Co.  London 
Inverness,  British  Linen  Company,  Branch  of,  on  Smith,  Payne,  and  Co  Lond. 
Irvine,  Ayr,  Branch  of,  onFarquhar  and  Co  Lond.  and  Sir  W.  Forbes,  Edin. 
Irvine,  Paisley,  Branch  of,  on  Smith,  Payne,  and  Co.  London 
Jedburgh,  British  Linen  Company,  Branch  of,  on  Smith,  Payne,  and  Co  Lond. 
Kelso,  Bank  of  Scotland,  Branch  of,  on  Coutts  and  Co.  London 

/^Kilmarnock  Bank  Company,  onFarquhar  and  Co.  London 

Kirkcaldy,  Bank  of  Scotland,  Branch  of,  on  Coutts  and  Co.  London 
Kirkcaldy  Commercial,  Bank  of  Scotland,  Branch  ol,  on  Jones  and  Co.  Lond. 
Kirkcaldy,  Glasgow  Banking  Company,  Branch  of,  on  Morland  and  CoLoudoM 

Jo  Kirkcaldy,  Swayne  James,  on  Morland  and  Co.  London 

Kirkcudbright,  Bank  of  Scotland,  Branch  of,  on  Coutts  and  Co.  London 

■?/  Kirkcudbright,  J.  Napier,  Esq.  of  the  Galloway  Bank,  onHankey  and  Co.  Lond. 

Jtlieith  Banking  Company,  on  Hoareand  Co  London 

Leith  British  Linen  Company,  Branch  on  Smith,  Payne,  and  Co.  London 
Leith  Commercial  Banking  Co  Branch  of  Scotland,  on  Jones  and  Co.  London 

^jMaybole,  William  Niven,  Esq.  on  Herries,  Farquhar,  and  Co  London 
Montrose  British  Linen  Company's  Branch  on  Smith,  Payne  and  Co.  London 
Montrose,  Dundee  Union  Branch  on  Glyn  and  Co  London 
Montrose,  John,  MaberlyWm.  Jameson,  Agent,  Linen  Works 

24  Montrose  Bank,  High -street,  on  Barclay  and  Co.  Lohdon 

Newton  Stewart,  British  Linen  Comy,  Branch  on  Smith,  Payne  and  Co.  London 

^■i~Paisley  Bank,  on  Smith,  Payne,  and  Smiths,  London 

26  Paisley  Union  Bank,  on  Carr,  Glyn,  and  co.  London 

Perth,  Bank  of  Scotland,  Branch,  on  Couttf  and  Co.  London 

Perth,  British  Linen  Company,  Branch,  on  Smith,  Payne  and  Co.  Londoa 

1^7  Perth,  Union,  on  Stephensons,  Remington,  and  Co.  London 

ZS  Perth  Banking  Company,  on  Barclay  and  Co.  London 

Peterhead,  Ccm.  Banking  Co.  of  Scotland,  Branch  of,  on  Jones,  Loyd,  &  Co.  Ln. 

2^-  Renfrewshire,  M.  Patten,  Agent,  on  Perring  and  Co  London 
Stirling,  Bank  of  Scotland,  Branch  of,  on  Coutts  and  Co.  London 

ii  Stirling  Banking  Company,  on  Kinlock  and  Co.  London 

Stranraer,  Paisley  Bank  Company,  Branch  of,  on  Smith,  Payne  and  Co.  London 
Stranraer,  British  Linen  Company,  Branch  of,  on  Smith,  Payne  and  Co  Londoa 
Tain,  British  Linen  Company,  Branch  of,  on  Smith,  Payne  and  Co.  London 
Tain,  Commercial  Banking  Co.  of  Scotland,  Branch  of,  on  Jones,  Loyd  &  Co  Ln. 
Thurso  Comiuercial  Banking  Company,  Branch  of,  on  Jones,  Loyd  and  Cw.  L»h. 


WITH  REFERENCE  TO  IRELAND, 

COUMBNCING    6TH  JUIY,    1815,   ON   BONDS,   BILLS,   NOTES,  RECEIPTS,    ScC. 


British  Money. 


lOOl. 
Exceeding        lOOl  and  not  exceeding    sool. 


200I. 
30()I. 

500I. 

lOOOl. 
2!100]. 

soool. 

4!!00l. 

5OOOI. 


300]. 

500J. 
lOOfl. 
2OOOI. 
3OOOI. 
4OO0I. 
50001. 


0  10 

1  0 

1  10 

2  0 

2  10 

3  TO 

4  0 
4  10 


and  upwards     -----     .--lo     oo 


Not  exceeding  ofio    -----. 
Exceeding  10    and  not  exceeding    30l. 


Exceeding 


30 

60 

100 

200 

500 

1000 

3000 


50l.  - 

1061.  - 

200l.  - 

500l.  - 

lOOOl.  - 

30001.  - 


£o 

0 

3 

0 

1 

6 

0 

2 

0 

0 

3 

0 

0 

4 

0 

0 

5 

0 

0 

8 

0 

0 

15 

0 

1 

5 

0 

MtttiptQ* 


Any  Receipt  given  on  the  Payment  of  any  Sum  of  Money,  or  on  the  Delivery  of 
any  Cheque,  Draft  or  Bill,  for  any  Sum  of  Money — 

Amounting  to  <£■  2  and  not  amounting  to        -    -    -    -  cfio  o    o') 

10 __-_.-  20  04 

20         ■ .._-_.  50  08 

50 -..-._  100  11 

100         ------  200  2     2  >-^ 

200 500  33 

500  and  upwards     ---------s 


And  where  any  Sum  of  Money  whatever  shall  be  therein  acknoAV- 7  , 
acknowledged  to  be  received  in  full  of  all  Demands    -    -     j 

Stamps  on  Protests,  Sum,  not  50l.    -----050^ 

Exceeding  60  and  not  200l.    -----    o    6    0  Jjs 

Amount!  ng  to  200l.  upwards  -    -0  10     0  T  .2 

Protests  of  any  other  kind    -    -    0    5    0  T'C 

Com]f)osition  Deeds     -------loo  Nw 

Letters  of  Licence  from  Creditors    -    -    1    0    0 '' 


J^tam^  ^utm  affecttiis  ^cotlantr. 


BILLS,  PROMISSORY  NOTES,  &c. 

ON   DEMAND  OB  AFTER  DATE. 

and  not  above    ^5    5 


For 

£2. 

Above 

5 

Above 

20 

Above 

30 

Above 

50 

Above 

100 

Above 

200 

Above 

300 

Above 

500 

Above 

1000 

Above 

2000 

Above  ijooo 

20 

30 

50 

100 

200 

300 

500 

1000 

2000 

3000 


Hot  ext 

ccd 

ng  two 

Exceed 

ing 

tw» 

month 

=  date,  or 

month 

,  date,  or 

sixty  days  sight. 

sixty  days 

sight. 

.0 

1 

0 

0 

1 

6 

0 

1 

6 

0 

2 

0 

0 

2 

0 

0 

2 

6 

0 

2 

6 

0 

3 

6 

0 

3 

6 

0 

4 

6 

0 

4 

C 

0 

5 

0 

0 

5 

0 

0 

6 

0 

0 

8 

0 

0 

8 

6 

0 

6 

6 

0 

12 

6 

0 

12 

6 

0 

15 

0 

0 

15 

0 

1 

5 

0 

1 

i 

0 

1 

10 

0 

STAMP  DUTIES. 


Xvii 


govtim  Bills  ot  €xd)mxo^t. 


For  any  sum  not  above  lool.  .    0    i    c 

Above    lool.    .    .    .    200l.  .    o    3    o 

Above    200I.     .    .    .    5ool.  .040 

Above    50ol.    .    .    ,   looul.  .    0   o    0 


Above  inool.  not  above  2000I.  .    0    ?  6 

Abo^'caoool.        .        .  3000l.  .    0  10  0 

Above  3000I         .        .        .      .    0  15  0 

Every  Sill  of  each  set  pays. 


9^tmpt&* 


For  £2  and  under     cfs    .    of 0    0    2 

For    5  

For  10  

For  20  

For  -50  

Forioo  ■ 


10      . 

0 

0 

3 

20     . 

0 

0 

6 

50     . 

0 

1 

0 

100     . 

0 

1 

0 

200     . 

0 

2 

e 

For    200I  and  under    30ol 

For    300l        500l 

For    50ol       loool 

For  lOOOl  k  upwards 
In  full  ofall  demands 
Receiver  of  the  money  pays  the  Stamp. 


£0    4 

0 

0     S 

0 

0     7 

6 

0  10 

0 

0  10 

0 

3Ju0cntttrrj3. 


Premium  under    3ol. 
For  3ul  and  under  ool. 

For  ool     lool. 

For  itiol    200J. 

Foriuol 300I. 

For  3001  400]. 


cfl  I  For  400l  and  under  500l 

2  1  For  500l        6O0I 

3  (  For  6O0I       800I 

6    For   800I       lOOol 

12    For  lOOol  and  upwards     . 
20 


£3S 
30 
40 

90 
60 


Without  Premium,  under  1080  words,  20s.— above  1080  words,  35s. 
Except  Articlesof  Clerkships  to  Attorneys,  &c.  for  which  see  Act. 

AGREEMENTS  not  above  108O  words,  20s.— above  1080  words,  Ms. 
with  a  progressive  duty  of  25s.  additional. 


Sum  not  exceeding      5ol. 


Above  sol 
Above  lool 
Above  200I 
Above  300l 
Above  500I 
Above  loool 


—  lool. 

—  200I. 

—  300l. 

—  500l. 

—  1000] . 

—  2OOOI. 


t. 

s. 

D. 

1 

0 

0 

1 

10 

0 

2 

0 

0 

3 

0 

0 

4 

0 

0 

3 

0 

0 

6 

0 

0 

1.3.    O. 

Above      2000lilotexce.     3000l  700 


Above  3000I 
Above  400ul 
Above  soool 
Above  10, oool 
Above  I5,oool 
Above  20,oool 


4000I  8  0  0 

50001  9  0  0 

10,000   12  0  0 

15,000  15  0  0 

20,000  20  0  0 

Hi  H  • 


BILLS  OF  LADING,  -    3s. 


?|iotest0, 

Not  amounting  to  20I.  .  2s.  I  lool,  and  under  5ool.  .  4s. 
20I.    and  under  lool.  .  3s.  |  5ool.  or  upwards    .     .  los. 

Any  other  kind,  5s.  and  for  every  additional  sheet,  5s. 
1080  Word  11.  15s.-^every  additional  1080  Words  ll. 

If  ilot  above  lool.  5s — above  lool.  and  not  above  200I.  lOs — above  2ool.  and  not 
above  5ool.  2os-^above  aool.  40s; 


COASTING  POLICY. 

For  every  lool.  Insured,  vrhen  thePre- 
niium  does  not  exceed  20s.  per  eent.  is. 
3d. — When  th«  Prsmit^a  exceeds  20s. 
er  eeaX,  As, 


FOREIGN  POLICY. 

When  the  Premium  does  not  exceed 
2os.  ptr  cent.  2s.  6d. — When  thePremi" 
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iti?*  Messrs  Johkston's  Office,  asabove,  isthe  only  place  in  the  United 
Kingdom  where  a  knowledge  of  ALL  the  Landed  Property  in  England,  Ireland, 
Scotland,  and  the  Isle  of  Man  can  at  once  be  obtained,  and  where  full  particular* 
of  every  estate  are  registered.  It  enables  Professional  Gentlemen  to  accommo- 
date their  Clients  with  unprecedented  facility.  'It  provides  Estates  for  Ca- 
piTAiisTs,  'FARMS  for  Agbiclltcrists,  and  Colnthy  RESIDENCES  ibr 
Gentlemen  of  Gl-eat»r  Small  Fortunes. 

In  the  neighbourhood  and  outlets  of  Dublin  [which  for  beauty  of  scenery  and 
salubrity  of  air^  nothing  can  surpass]  Messrs  Johnston  have  constantly  for  Salu 
or  to  Let  a  variety  of  comfortable  Houses,  delightfully  situated  Villas,  and  snug 
floTTAGEs,  with  Gardens,  &,c.  furnished  or  unfurnished,  as  well  a«  Houses  of  eve- 
ry size  and  description  for  Sale  or  to  Let  in  all  the  Sqvares  and  Pkincifal 
Greets  in  the  City  of  Dublin. 

Money  obtained  on  Mortgage  and  Annuities,  and  Landed  Securities 
provided. 


European  Com/pany 

FOR 


Ths  Sale  and  Purchase  of  Annuities, 

ENDOWMENTS  OF  CHILDREN, 

AND 

THE  INVESTMENT   OF   MONEY   FOR   ACCUMULATION. 

OFFICE,  NO,  10,  CHATUAM  PLACE,  BLAOKFRIABS,  LONDjON, 


President,  EDWARD  BERKELEY  PORTMAN,  Esq,  M,  P, 


Sir  William  Call,  Bart. 
Sir  Tliomas  Webb,  Bart, 
John  Farqnliar,  Esq, 
Chfts,  Forbes,  Esq.  M,  P, 


S.  Crawley,  Esq.  M.  P. 
John  B^nt,  Esq.  M.  P, 
Charles  Morgan,  Esq, 
John  Weston,  Esq, 


Bwcturs* 


John  Bent,  Esq,  M.P. 
James  Bollancl,  Esq, 
Thos,H,  Call,  JEsq, 
J,  G,  Harris,  Esq, 
Williaic  Holmes,  Esq,  M,  P, 

Managing  Director,  John  Clarke,  Esq, 


W,  Paxtan  Jervis,  Esq, 
Win,Sargant,  Esq, 
Joiin  Weston,  Esq, 
Edvrard  Wright,  Esq, 


The  Life  Insurer  by  the  reduced  rale  of  Premium  required  at  this  Office  bas 
not  on>y  an  advantage  equal  to  an  immediate  Bfnius,  but  every  ten  ycai's  will  b« 
^ntilled  to  participate  in  tlse  profit  arising  from  the  Lifelnsurance  department; 
Persons  wishing  to  sink  money  may  receive  a  present  Annuity  which  will  ena- 
ble tliem  to  dispose  of  a  part  of  the  money  so  sunk  at  tbeir  deaths.  The  fullva- 
Jue  will  be  given  for  Annuities  secured  on  Jong  leasehold  or  life  interest  property. 
Endowments  fcr  Children  effected  upon  terms  peculiarly  advantageous  to  the 
Public.  To  facilitate  the  laudable  object  of  Life  Insurance,  by  which  a  provi- 
sion may  be  made  for  the  Widow  and  Orphan,  the  present  Company  have  had 
Tables  calculated  for  Quarterly  and  Half  yearly,  as  well  as  Annual  Payments, 
leaving  it  to  the  option  of  the  Insurer  to  select  any  of  the  above  periods  forth* 
Payment  of  the  Premium. 

Further  particulars  may  be  known  on  appUsation  to  the  OfEc*  as  aboTe,  or  t» 
any  of  the  following  Agents. 

Mr,  John  Kent  Johnston,  No,  1,  Lower  Sackville-street, 

Sishard  L,  Jameson,  Richard  Kellelt,  Junr,  Sonthmall  &  Pembroke-street, 

MANCHESTER,— Mr,  A,  Ferriar,  Solicitor, 

AJBERDBEN,— Mr,  Dtmeaa  Davidson,  Advocate, 


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For  the  Insurance  of  Lives  and  Survivorships,  Granting  Annuities,  and 
Endowment  of  Children. 

The  Most  Koble  the  Duke  of  Somerset,  I  The  Right  Hon.  llie  Earl  of  Roseberry, 
The  MostNoblc  the  Duke  ofBeaiifort,     Tlie  Right  Hon.  t'lcEarl  Saitoun, 
The  Most  Noble  the  Duke  of  Argyle,        |  The  Right  Hon.  Viscount  Barnard. 
President,  JohnPatteson,  Esq:  Alderman  of  Norwich 
Secbetaky,  Samuel  Bignold,  Esq.  |  Actuary,   Richard  Morgan,  Esq. 
The  management  of  the  Society's  Affairs  is  entrusted  to  the  President  and 
tw6nt5'-four  Directors  resident  in  Norfolk  and  Norwich,  -who  are  assisted  h5' the 
HvPEKiNTENDreG  BoARDS,  or  Committees,  (appointed  from  the  most  respectable 
Insurers)aLLondon,  Manchester,  Edinburgh,  Dublin,  Leeds,  Birmingham,  £;c. 

ET^IIE  Norwich  Union  is  founded  on  the  erjuitable  principle  of  Mutual 
^  Guarantee;  its  premiums  (under  50  years  of  age)  ai-e  nearly  10  )3er  cent 
below-  the  usual  rales  ;  und  the  w  hftle  of  the  surplus  premium  is  added,  at  slated 
periods,  to  the  sums  insured  by  the  policies  of  the  members,  in  proportion  to 
the  sums  they  have  respectively  contributed,  so  that  a  Policy  of  £1000.  will 
ultimately  produce  1500  or  even  2000  Pounds  without  paying  anit  increase  of 
premium. 

The  Society  was  established  in  1808,  and  has  already  accumulated  a  capi- 
tal of  £313,000,  which  is  chiefly  invested  in  real  and  government  securities. 
A  bonus  of  20  per  cent,  upon  the  Premiums  paid,  has  been  added  to  the 
sams  insured  by  sueh  Policies  as  were  affected  prior  to  June  I8!.5. 

The  Society  is  at  present  in  receipt  of  Premiums  to  the  amount  of  £90,000 
per  annuna,  and  the  new  Policies  now  issuing  are  in  the  proportion  of  more 
tbaf  Eight  Hundred  annnaily. 

An  instance  of  the  beneficial  effects  of  the  Norwich  UnVon  mode  of  mak- 
ing the  bonus  depend  on  the  amount  of  premium  paid,  instead  of  the  amount 
insured,  may  be  adduced  in  the  case  of  Mr.  Jesson,  of  West  Bromwicb, 
tcho  insured  only  £1000,  but  whose  representatives,  at  kis  decease,  received 
no  less  than  £1154  4s. 

The  advantages  of  Life  Insurance  are  in  some  degree  illustrated  by  a  singi* 
example. 

A  person,  28  years  of  age,  may^  by  an  annual  payment  of  £2.  6s.  8d.  in- 
sure £100.  payable  to  his  executors  at  his  decease  ;  or  for  £23.  6s.  8d.  may 
secure  £1000  ;  and  thus  at  a  moderate  yearly  expense,  preserve  his  family 
from  distress. 


THE  WHOLE  LIFE. 

THE  WHOLE  LIFE.              | 

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other  Offices. 

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BENEFITS  OF  LIFE  INSURANCE.     :,xiu 

There  is  scarcely  any  class  of  the  community,  or  any  situation  of 
society,  in  which  Life  Insiu'ance  may  ndt  be  made  conducive  to  the  happi- 
uyis  and  prosperity  of  individuals  and  of  families, — Friends  may  aid  those 
iu  whose  welfare  they  are  interested — AGEJixiEaiANABOOx  to  marry  may  make 
a  setlJement  upon  the  object  of  his  affection,  in  case  she  should  survive  hitn — ■ 
A  Fatheh  may  protect  his  married  daughter,  by  an  insurance  upon  the  husband's 
iile,  from  being  reduced  to  poverty  jiy  his  decease — A  Husband,  by  insuring  his 
own  life,  may  make  provision  for  his  wife  and  cliildren,  orby  insuring  his  wife's 
liff,  may  prevent  inconvenience  from  the  loss  of  an  income  that  will  cease  at  her 
death — A  Widow  may  be  enabled  to  afford  portions  for  her  daughters,  and  to 
purchase  livings  or  Commissions  for  her  sops,  or  to  supply  them  with  a  capital  for 
entering  into  business — A  Chkditok  may  secure  himself  agaiBst  losses  from  bad 
or  doubtful  debts — a  debtor  may  ensure  the  satisfaction  of  liis  creditors  with- 
out distress  to  his  surviving  relatives — a  proprietor  of  leaseholds  may  b» 
prepared  with  the  renewal  lines  payable  at  the  expiration  of  subsisting  lives 
in  all  these  cases,  and  in  many  others  which  the  ordinai-y  affairs  of  life  and  the 
circumstances  of  parties  will  supply,  the  benelits  resulliiig  from  the  Insurance 
of  Jii  ves  must  be  as  obvious  as  they  are  important.  Even  this  enumeration  might 
be  deemed  superlluous,  if  it  were  not  a  fact,  that  until  within  the  last  few  years 
Life  Insurance  was  but  little  understood,  and  that  there  are  still  many  persons 
entirely  inattentive  to  the  subject,  wiiose  situations  renders  it  highly  desirabl* 
that  they  should  avail  themselves  of  its  advantages. 

Persons  may  effect  Insurances  with  this  Society  on  their  own  lives,  or  on  the 
lives  of  others,  and  either  for.the  whole  duration  of  life,  or  for  any  limited  period 
The  payments  of  Premium  may  be  made  either  quarterly,  half-yearly,  annually  or 
in  a  gross  sum,  and  on  the  extinction  of  the  life  upon  which  an  Insurance  has 
been  effected,  the  party  entitled  may  receive  the  benelit  of  such  Insurance, 
either  by  being  paid  the  amount  insured,  with  its  accumulations,  or  by  having 
an  annuity  fos  life  of  equal  value  to  the  sum  due  upon  the  Policy. 

AN  OPTION  is  given  to  those  who  insure,  of  having  the  accumulation  ol  sur- 
plus Premium  appropriated  as  Bonuses  or  ADDITION  TO  THE  SUM  INSUR- 
iED  by  the  Policies,  or  applied  iN  REDUCTION  OF  THE  ANNUALPRE, 
MIURf  PAID  FOR  insurance. 

ANNUITIES,  immediate,  progressive,  deferred,  or  by  survivorship,  are 
granted  by  this  Society. 

ENDOWMENTS  for  CHILDREN,  on  their  attaining  a  given  age,  may  bo 
purchased  of  the  Society,  either  by  S>''*S5  or  annual  payments. 

Persons  from  any  cause  wishing  to  diseontinue  their  Policies,  may  dispose  of 
them  to  the  Society  at  a  fair  price. 

The  Policies  of  the  Society  may  also  be  at  any  time  sold  or  mortgaged,  and  oa 
notice  of  such  transactions  is  required  to  be  given  at  the  oHice. 
The  Society  makes  no  charge  for  entrance  money. 

TO  SOLICITORS,  &c. — solicitors  and  other  persons  recommendin* 
ijjscrances,  are  allowed  a  handsome  commission. 

No  extra  Premiums  is  demanded  on  account  of  Sea  Risk  for  the  passage  be- 
tween Dover  and  Calais,  or  for  that  between  Hollyhead  and  Dublin  j  provided 
such  passage  be  taken  on  board  IrisMcijesty's  regularpackets. 

The  Society's  Terms  for  Annuities  and  Endowments,  and  Pamphlets  explana- 
tory of  every  Description  of  Life  Insurance,  may  be  had  Gratis  of  the  Society's 
Agents  : 

Manchester,  Mess.  HIGSON  and  HUGHES 
Edinburgh,  -  Mr.  FRANCIS  BBIDGES 
Dublin      -    -  Mr.  D.  ROOSE 
Leeds    -         Mr.I.H.  RIDSDAE 
Birmingham   Messrs.  LOVELL  &  JUXON 
Liverpool    -  Mr.  R.  DAWSON 

The  Fire-Office  is  founded  on  the  same  general  principlesastheLife-Offie?, 
the  entire  proht  or  savings  being  returned  to  the  insured,  deducting  only  Losses 
by  Fire  and  Office  expences. 

The  folio  win  g<  among  Twenty  Thousand  Person,  have  received  Dividends. 
premium  returned.  premium  returned 

L.      S.      D.  ;,.  '        L.      S.      I> 

Moss.  Birley&  CO  Whitehaven  312    8  GiMr.Thos.  Slater,  Manchester  73    3    • 

Mr.  T.  Foster  -  Stockport      131    9  0  William Eccles,  Esq.    ditto      58    6    « 

Greg,  Hodgson  &  CO  Manchesrl  10    5  CiMr.  David  Bellhouse    ditto       S3  l^  1» 

Mr.  Wm.  Beever,  jiin.   ditto     106    6  8  Mr.  John  Pooley,sen.  ditto       2»  14    2 

Mess.  Runeorn  &  co.     ditto       82  10  ol 


^^y      CORK  FIRE    A  WD    LIFE 


ASSUBANCE  COMPANY, 

OF  LONDON. 

IBSTABLISHED  BY  ROYAL  CHARTER  AND  ACT  OF  PARLIAMENT, 

In  the  Reign  of  Ms  Majesty  King  George  I. 

iTxit  Assuring  aSuilUiitss,  ^QOtiQ,  Mtvtijmtiitti 

FARMING  STOCK  AND  SHIPS, 

From  Loss  or  Damage  by  Fire, 

JILSO,   VOR   THB 

ASSURANCE    OF    LIVES. 


A  long  period  has  proved  that  persons  Assured  by  this  Corporation, 
(established  upwards  of  a  Century)  do  not  depend  upon  an  uncertain 
Fund  or  contribution,  nor  are  they  subject  to  any  Covenants  or  Calls 
to  make  good  losses  which  may  happen  to  themselves  or  others ;  their 
Capital  Stock,  being  an  unquestionable  security  to  the  Assured  in 
case  of  Loss.  Fi'om  the  simplicity  of  the  Form  peculiar  to  this 
Office.  Life  Assurances  may  be  effected  in  a  few  moments,  and  the 
strictest  secrecy  observed,  if  required,  at  the  Company's  Office, 
South-Mall,  Cork,  where  constant  attendance  is  given. 

J.  E.  LESLIE  and  R.  EVORY,  Agents. 

N.  B.  This  Company  have  got  a  regular  and  full  Fire  Engme  Es- 
feablishment.— Engine  House  attached  to  the  Office,  South-Mai! 
Cork. 


LONDON 

Phoenix  Insurance  Company 

Against  FIRE,  established  in  1782  ; 
'         Office  for  Ireland,  33,  Dame-street,  Dublin, 
EDWARD  TRIM,  STOCK  BROKER  AND  PUBLIC  NOTARY,  AGENT. 

This  Company  has  attained,  both  in  Great  Britain  and  Foreign 
Countries,  the  highest  eminence,  by  the  magnitude  of  its  transac- 
tions, and  the  liberality  and  promptitude  with  which  it  has  fulfilled 
its  engagements.  It  has  paid,  in  losses  by  Fire,  within  a  compara- 
tively short  period,  upwards  of  THREE  "'MILLIONS  sterling!  and 
distributed  a  larger  mass  of  indemnification  in  a  given  period,  than 
any  other  Fire  Insurance  Company  that  was  ever  established,  having 
a  large  Capital  in  Government  Securities,  at  all  times  held  in  readi- 
ness to  make  good  every  loss  ;  and  in  order  that  the  benefits  of  this 
great  Establishment  may  be  extended  to  Irclmd,  the  Trustees  and 
Directors  thereof  have  appointed  Edward  Trim,  Notary  Public  and 
Stock  Broker,  their  sole  Agent,  for  accepting  Insurances  and  execut- 
ing Policies  on  their  behalf,  upon  Houses,  Furniture,  Stock,  Goods, 
Merchandize,  6^c.  in  Ireland,  which  will  be  done  without  delay  or 
trouble,  to  any  amount,  at  the  lowest  rates. 

San  Fire  8^  Life  A  ss  urance  Company 

OF  LONDON, 

And  No,  29,  Dame-street,    Dublin, 
Established  in  the  year  1710,   (now  upwards  of  a  Century.) 


DIRECTORS. 

William  C.Shaw,  Esq.  Treasurer. 


Sir  Edtn:  Antrobus,  Bart. 
Henry  BouUon,  Esq. 
Charles  Boulton,  Esq. 
William  Burnie,  Esq. 
Thomas  Dorien,  Esq. 
Wm.  Hamilton,  Esq. 
Edward  Harman,  Esq. 
Rt.  Ha.  W  Huskison,  m  p 


F^ixLadbroke,  Esq. 
Henry  Ladbroke,  Esq 
C.S.  Letevre,Esq.M.  P. 
C.  S.Lefevre.jun.  Esq. 
Charles  Littledale,  Esq. 
Henry  Littiedule,  Esq. 
Wm.  Moffat,  Esq. 
Jchn  Pearse,  Esq. 


Brice  Pearse,  Esq. 
Charles  Pole,  Esq. 
Giles  Templeman,  Esq. 
C.G.Thornton,  Esq. 
James  Trotter,  Esq. 


Charles  Ford,  Esq.  Se- 
cretary. 


Insurances  from  Fire  transacted  by  the  Sun  Office,  upon  Terms  as 
beneficial  to  the  Public  as  those  of  any  other  Company. 

Common  Insurance  not  exceeding  oflOj.ioo  at  2s.  per  cent,  per  ann. 

Hazardous    - -    -    6OOO      3s.        do.  do. 

Doubly  Hazardous    ------    3000      5s.        do.  do. 

Larger  Sums,  as  also  Mills,  Distilleries,  Breweries,  &c.  may  be 
Insured  by  special  agreement  on  application  at  the  Office,  Every 
description  of  Life  Insurance  is  effected  with  the  greatest  facility  and 
dispatch. 

EDWARD  GRIFFIN,  Esq.  Secretaryfor  the  Fire  Department,  London. 

JOSHUA    MILME,   Esq.  Actuary  for  the  Life  Department,  London. . 

THOMAS  RAIKES  NEWBERRY,  Agent,  29,   Dame-street,  Dublin, 
In  case  of  Fire,  apply  at  the  Engine  House,  Dame-lane,  or  at  the 
Office,  Dame-street. 


MORWICH  UNION, 

FIRE  &  LIFE  INSURANCE  SOCIETIES. 

JOHN  PATTESON,  Esq.  of  Norwich,  Alderman,  and  late  M.  P.  PRESIDENT. 


Charles  R.  Broughton,  Esq.  Chairman  in 

London 
Samuel  Bignold,  Esq,  Secretary, 


Thomas  Ball,  E?q.  Chairman  in  Dublin 
Thomas  Bignold,  Jan.   Esq.  Solicitor. 
RicHARn  Morgan,  Esq.  Actuary. 


BOARD  OF  MANAGEMENT  for  SCOTLAND,  at  EDINBURGH. 

Very  Reverend  Principal  GEO.-H,  BAIRD,  of  Forneth,  Chairman. 

HENRY  JARDINE,  of  Harwood,  D,  K.  R.  Deputy  Chairman. 

FRANCIS  BRIDGES,  Secretary  to  the  Board. 


Charles  IHay,  Gt.  King-st. 
William  Arbuthnot,  Char- 
lotte-square 
P.  Hill,  Collector  of  Taxes 


KiNCAiD  Mackenzie, 

G.  L.  Meason,  of  Lindertis 

John  Ferrier,  W.  S. 

Gilbert  Hutcheson,  Depu- 
ty Judge  Advocate 

WILLIAM  NEWBIGGING,  Consulting  Surgeon 
THOMAS  HAMILTON,  Jun.  Architect,  Surveyor 
JAMES  BRIDGES,  W.  S.  Solicitor. 
The  ROYAL  BANK  of  SCOTLAND,  Cashiers. 
FIRE  SOCIETY. 


Francis  Wilson,  W.S. 
Robert  Hall, 
George  Hogarth,  W.  S. 
John  Craig,  Gt.  King-st. 


This  Institution  is  of  the  nature  of  a 
Benefit  Society;  and  its  object  is  to  give 
Security  against  the  Calamity  of  Fire  on  the 
cheapest  terms. 

In  the  NORWICH  UNION  the  whole 
savings  arising  upon  Insurances,  after  de- 
duction of  charges,  and  a  reservation  for  a 
Guarantee  Fund,  are  RETURNED  to  the 
parties  at  the  end  of  every  seventh  year.  On 
25th  Dec.  1819,  not  less  than  .=£08,480  3s, 
of  savings  had  been  so  returned. 

The  success  and  stability  of  the  Society 


are  proved  by  that  Report,  founded  upon  an  the  Society  there ;  so  that,  retaining  this 

experience  of  21  years ;  and  by  the  fact,  that  Capital  in'the  country,  and  bringing  back 

the  total  number  of  persons  who  have  In-  all  savings  in  thesliape  of  RETURNS,  these 

sured  is  not  now  less  than  90,000  Societies'may  be  regarded  as  truly  Scotch. 

LIFE,  ANNUITY,  and  ENDOAVMENT  SOCIETY. 

In  this  Society  which  is  on  the  Principal  of  months    from    the   intimation    of  proof  of 

a  Beneiit  Sacieiy,  and  its  leading  characters  A<i'n\h.— Solicitors  and  others  recommending 

and  great   success  resembles  the  EQUIT-  Insurances,  are  allowed  a  commission,  as  in 

ABLE  SOCIETY  of  London,  the   savings  other  respectable  Offices, 

made  are,  at  stated  intcrvai^,  ADDED   by  The  benelits  of /.//e //i^wawce  to  all  pro- 


way  of  bnnus  to  the  s^ir.is  uiPun 

In  1816,  a  bonus  oi  :?()  i)cr  cent,  vras  de- 
clared. The  income  of  ihe  Society  is  now 
about  o6 100,000  pei- annum.  Between  1st. 
January  and  31st  December  ISIS,  there  was 
issued  no  fewer  than  623  7iew  policies,  yield- 
ing an  income   of  .£13,928,    16s.   6d.  and 


fessional  men,  persons  in  public  offices,  or 
engaged  in  any  sort  of  business,  stipendaries, 
annuitants,  tenants  of  land,  and  in  general, 
to  all  individuals  whose  income  ceases  or  is 
impaired  to  their  families  on  their  death,  are 
certain  and  obvious,  and  daily  become  more 
understood.     In  this  Soci' ty,  these  benefits 


covering    .£'445,405.     The    premiimis  ai-e     are  obtained  at  the  lowest  possible  rate. 
lower  than  in  most  other  OtKces.     No  en-        ANNUITIES  immediate,  progressive,  de- 
trance  money  is  charged.     Persons  wishing     ferred,  or  by  survivorship,  and"  ENDOW- 
to  discontinue   their  policies  may  dispose  of    MENTS  TO" CHILDREN,  are  grantedupon 
them  to  the  Society  at  a  fair  price  ;  and  the    either  a  single  or.  an  annual  payment, 
amount    [and  bonus]  is  paid  within  three 

Pamphlets  explanatory  of  both  Fire  and  Life  Societies  to  be  liad  at  all  the  Offices  in  the  Kingdom. 
OFFICES  IN  .SCOrLANU. 
Edinburoh,  204,  High  Street,  and  31,  Prince's  Street.— Glasgow,  Kobcrt  Blaikie,  Old  Post  Office  Court. 
Aberdeen,  Chas  Chalmers,  Adv       Forres,  J.  Cummin?,  banker  Kelso,  John  Smith,  writer 

Cambeltou,  Wm.  Watson,  junior     Galashiels,  .1.  P.iterson,  writer         Melrose,  Chas-.  Erskine,  writer 

mercnaut  Greenock.AlexanderCampbcll,  col-    Montrose.  James  Leighton,  writer 

Criett,  John  Philips,  wnter  lector  of  taxes  Paisley,  Wm.  Maclean,  merchant 

Cupar  I'lle,  H.  B.  Wood  Haddington,  Sarai.  Brown,  mercht    Perth,  John  Bnist,  merchant 

Dingwall,  John  Cameron,  writer      Hamilton,  Wm.  Henderson,  writer    Selkirk.Walter  Hoge,raannfacturer 
Dumfries,  .1.  Macdiarraid,  bunker    Inchture,  T.  Reid,  postmaster  Stirling,  Robert  Hill,  writer 

Dunbar,  John  Kelly,  banker  Inverness,  L.  Grant,  bookseller       Tain,  William  Frazer,  writer 

Dundee,  J  Sturrock,  merchant       Jedburgh, Thomas  Shortreid,  jun.   Tobermory,  J.  Sinclair,  merchant 
Dnnse,  John  Hunter,  writer  writer  Wigtoun,  J. Black,  writer 

Slgin,  John  Barclay,  wnter 


It  deserves  to  be  added,  that,  by  means 
of  the  establishment  of  Boards  at  London, 
Edinburgh,  and  Dublin,  and  of  Local  Com- 
mittees in  the  leading  provincial  towns, 
corresponding  with  Norwich,  all  settlements 
of  Loss  arc  made  through  means  of  a  body 
of  disinterested  resident  individuals  of  high 
character,  who  see  prompt  and  ample  justice 
done  to  every  sufl[(?rer. 

By  the  rules  of  both  the  Fire  and  Life 
Offices,  a  sum  of  Capital  is  to  be  invested  in 
Scotland,  proportioned  to  the   business  of 


9ii)0tva(t  at  l^xsst  smtt  Mesulations 


RATES  OF  POSTAGE. 

ALL  double,  treble,  and  other  Letters  and  Packets  whatever,  (except  by  (he 
t  wo-penny-po8t)  pay  in  proportion  to  the  respective  Rates  of  Single  Letters  ;  bat 
no  Letter  or  Packet  to  and  from  places  within  thekinsdoin  of  Great  Britain,  to- 
gether with  the  contents  thereof,  shall  be  charged  more  than  as  as  a  treble  letter 
unless  the  same  shall  weigh  an  ounce,  when  it  is  to  be  rated  as  four  single  letters 
and  so  in  proportion  for  every  quarter  of  an  ounce  above  that  weight,  reckonia- 
each  quarter  as  a  single  letter. 


POSTAGE  IN  GREAT  BRITAIN. 


Postage  of  ». 

single  Letter 

British  Pence 


From  any  Post-Office  in  England  or  Wales  to  any  place  not  ex-  ? 

ceeding  15  miles  from  snch  office ■  .......  S 

For  any  distance  above  1.5  miles  and  not  exceedin  Jf  20  miles. . . . 

For  any  distance  above  20  and  not  exceeding  30  miles 

For  any  distance  above  30  and  not  exceeding  50  miles 

For  any  distance  above  50  and  not  exceeding  80  miles 

For  any  distance  above  80  and  not  exceeiiing  120  miles 

For  any  distance  above  120  and  not  exceeding  170  miles 

For  any  distance  above  170  and  not  exceeding  230  miles 

For  ftjy  distance  above  220  and  not  exceeding  aOO  miles 

And  so  in  proportion  ;  the    postage  increasing  progressively  one  penny  for  a 
single  letter  for  every  like  excess  of  distance  of  100  miles. 

Seamen  and  Soldiers  can  send  and  receive  Single  Letters,  on  payment  of  Id 
each  when  sent  to  the  Ollice. 
({3*  For  accountofForeignMailsmadeup  inLondon,  see  Dublin,  page  19. 

FOREIGN  PARTP. 


5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 


Postage  of  a  Single  Letter 
to  and  from  London. 


France 
Italy   and    " 
Tu  rkcy, 
via  France  ' 
Spain     .    . 
Holland  and 
Netherlands 
Germany 
Switzerland 
Russin, 
Prussia, 
Denmark, 
Sweden,        | 
and  Norway  J 


1     2 


>    1 


Postage  of  a  Single  Letter. 

"     *1HI 

S  9? 


3  ^ 


America 
West  India 

Islands 
Gibraltar    . 
Malta  and  the 

Mediterra-  >3 

nean     . 
Madeira      .        2 
Portugal        .      2 
Brazils    .      ,      3 


S.    D.  I 


S  D 
1     3 

1     3 

I   11 


Letters  to  the  above  Places,  (except  the  West  Indies)  and  British  America 
must  be  postpaid. 

The  Inland  Postage  of  Letters  going  to  Foreign  Parts,  must  also  be  paid. 

The Post-Oflice insures  Remittances  from  Loss,  on  payment  of  8d.  ia  the 
Pound,  when  an  Ordyr  payable  at  sight  is  given. 


POPULATION  OF  THE  PRINCIPAL  CITIES,  PORTS,  AND 
TOWNS  OF  THE  UNITED  KINGDOM. 


London 

1,140000 

Plymouth    . 

.66eoo 

Newcastle  on  Tyne  35410 

Dublin    . 

250000 

Limerick 

60000 

Belfast 

35000 

Glasgow 

150000 

Leeds    . 

55000 

Dundee    . 

30860 

Edin.  &  Leith 

140000 

Shelbeld 

52450 

Paisley           ; 

21558 

Manchester 

135000 

Portsmouth 

51208 

P^^rth 

18180 

Liverpool 

120000 

Bath 

.   43016 

Hull 

.   30297 

Birmingham 

105250 

Paiiioy 

41000 

Kilkenny 

26000 

Bristol 

92450 

Wiiterford 

40000 

Galway    . 

20000 

Cork    . 

85000 

Aberdeen 

3987(^ 

Greenock 

20,611 

ENGLISH  TOWNS  OP  NOTE. 

Asbton 

J  0240 

Durham 

7120 

Preslon 

20535 

Berwck  on  Tweed  10138 

Exeter     . 

20340 

Reading 

11678 

Bilston 

10990 

Fro  me 

10123 

Rochdale    . 

.  12721 

Blackburn 

17183 

Gateshead 

8964 

Rochester 

10256 

Bolton 

2fi549 

Greenwich    . 

.   185M0 

Shrewsbury 

18049 

Bradford  (Wilts) 

10023 

Halifax 

10436 

Southampton     . 

11)08 

Bradford  (Yorksh]  10528 

Haniey  . 

10266 

South'iark 

75569 

Brighton 

13126 

Huddersfield 

10519 

Stockport 

20130 

Bursiem 

107.08 

Ipswich 

15074 

Sunderland 

12468 

Bury  [Lancashire 

J  10000 

Kendal 

11000 

Sunderland  with 

Camberwell 

12864 

Kidderminster 

8890 

Biip.Weamouth 

>  26000 

Cambridge 

11639 

Lancaster 

10511 

&Mk.W.mouth 

y 

Canterbury     . 

H031 

Leicester    . 

.  27511 

Wakefield 

10480 

Carlisle 

14012 

Lincoln 

10032 

Walsal 

12189 

Chath.ira  . 

13216 

Lynn    . 

10612 

Warrington 

12638 

Chetfenham    . 

.   1060J 

Macclesfield 

14750 

Whitehaven 

16866 

Colchester     .     . 

13420 

Maidstone    . 

.   10462 

Wigan 

17012 

Coventry 

19124 

Newcastle,  Staff. 

8308 

Windsr)r 

8971 

Croydon    . 

10165 

Northampton     . 

10114 

Woverliampton 

16440 

Deptford 

20363 

North  &S.  Shield 

S  15800 

Woolwich 

14775 

Derby    . 

14285 

Norwich 

38218 

Worcester 

15042 

Doncasler 

7725 

Nottingham 

38836 

Yarmouth    . 

19756 

Dover 

22617 

Oldham 

1O930 

York 

19774 

Dudley    , 

15027 

Oxford     . 

13760 

IRISH  TOWNS. 

Antrim 

1800 

Downpatrick 

5000 

Naas 

4000 

Armagh    - 

6000 

Drogheda 

25000 

New  Ross 

8000 

Athlone 

10000 

Dimdalk    - 

-  10000 

Nevfry 

15000 

Athy    - 

45000 

Dungarvon 

8000 

Omegh 

-   30OO 

Ballemena     - 

-  6500 

Ennis    - 

5000 

Londonderry     . 

12000 

Bandon 

1400 

Eniiiscorthy 

10000 

Strabane 

5500 

Cariow     - 

8000 

Fernioy 

8000 

Sligo 

10,000 

Cavan 

3000 

Kinsale 

12000 

Tipperary 

4500 

Oonmell 

15600 

Lisburn 

5000 

Tralee 

350O 

Colerain 

5000 

Lurgan     - 

3500 

Wexford 

12O0O 

Donaghadee 

3000 

Muilingar 

3500 

Youghail 

8000 

SCOTS  TOWNS. 

Alloa 

5256 

Falkirk 

10577 

Linlithgow 

4,270 

Annan    - 

3725 

Forfar 

5891 

Lochwinnoch 

3,841 

Arbroath 

5467 

Forres    . 

3004 

Maybole 

4,428 

Ayr 

12710 

Girvan 

3,250 

Montrose 

6,64o 

Brechin 

5559 

Heddington 

4,527 

Musselburgh 

6.518 

Camblelown 

8176 

HamiUou 

6,513 

Neilston 

5,571 

Crieff 

3591 

Hawick 

4,038 

Newton 

3,e56 

Cupar  Argus 

3o !  7 

Inverness 

12,063 

Old  Deer 

4;  05  6 

Cupar  Fife 

5ijl4  ! 

Irvine 

6  170 

Peterhead 

5492 

Cumnocknew&old  3372  j 

Jedburgh 

4,692 

Port  Glagow 

5492 

Dalkeith 

5251 

Johnston    . 

3,449 

Rothsay 

3647 

Dairy 

8108 

Keith 

.  3,419 

Rutherglen 

42o8 

Dumbarton 

3426 

Kilso    . 

4,608 

St.  Andrew's 

440O 

Dumfcimline 

12758 

Kirkcaldy 

4,012 

St.Ninian's 

806 1 

Dumfries 

10129 

Kirkcudbright    . 

3,2ol 

Stirling 

6249 

Dunbar 

4,024 

Kirkinlulloch    . 

4,046 

Stranrear 

2923 

Duuse 

3214 

Kirriemuir 

6107 

Strathaven 

4353 

Dysart 

5602 

Lanark  Old  &  New  6,124  | 

Wick 

5524 

Elgin     . 

5602 

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251 
141 


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loo    70 

73102 

89  157 

59  112! 

52    84j 

63    871 

112  173 

193    70 

99    50 

66105 

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192195 

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96  12i 
100  7 
242  16 
318  25 
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A  Table  of  the  L>ry  by 


IDUBLIN. 

Antrim......    841  Antrim. 

Armagh 62    SljArmagh. 


Alblone 60  112    82 


Athy 

Balinatiloe ... . 
Balliiirobe  .... 
Baliyahannon. 

Bandon 

Belfast 

Carlow 

Carriek  on  Sh. 
Carrickfergus.. 

Cashel 

Cavan 

Charlemont . . 
Charlcville... 

Clonmel 

Colerain  .... 

Cork 

Donagbadee.. 
Donegal  ..... 
Downpatrick.. 
Drogheda.... 

Diindaik 

Dungarvon,... 

Ennis 

Enniskillen ... 

Gal  way 

Hillsborough  . 

Kildare 

Kilkenny  . . .. 

Killaila 

Killarny 

Kinsale...... 

Limerick 

Lisburn. ... .. 

Londonderry.,. 

Longford 

Loughrea 

Maryborough.. 
Monaghan.... 
Mullingar  . . . . 

Naas 

Navan 

Newry 

New  Ross.  ... 

Omagh 

Phillipstown.  . 
Portarlingfon  . 
Roscommon.. 

Sligo 

Strabane , 

Tipperary. ... 

Tralee 

Trim 

Waterford 

Wexford ...... 

Wicklow 

Youghal 


32  lit  L07 


71  12'i 
U2  151 


101 

137 

80 

39 

77 

8S 

76 

54 

68 

li2 

l82 

l09 

l24 

94 

114 

74 

23 

40 

!17 

112 

79 

103 

69 

24 

58 

127 

1 43 

l35 

92 

73 

114 

60 

86 

40 

62 

38 

15 

23 

50 

67 

86 

38 

36 

69 

'01 

101 

86 

144 

2 

7C 

66 

24 

108 


94 

122 

14 

125 

95 

15 

160 

67 

25 

190 

171 

30 

206 

27 

105 

30 

61 

44 

301 

163 

72 

146 

17 

108 

131 

143 

250 

217 

179 

14 

44 

93 

137 

124 

4 

89 

99 

73 

34 

151 

45 

104 

120 

108 

10: 

48 

169 

230 

75 

158 

155 

108 

206 


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Atblone. 


91 
120 

63 
194 

31 
107 

64 

39 
140 

36 

0 

170 

151 

47 
186 

46 

74 

30 

40 

25 
179 
132 

41 
115 

23 

90 
125 
112 
190 
l97 
148 

24 

48 

62 
IO6 
105 

13 

67 

77 

52 

15 
129 

30 

82 

98 

77 

72 

39 
149 
199 

5 

140 
13C 

86 
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45, 

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51 

71 

127 

llO 

60 

38 

118 

70 

42 

79 

90 

81 

126 

114 

125 

81 

104 

62 

68 

90 

53 

67 

4 

99 

47 

66 

76 

119 

125 

69 

103 

114 

21 

27 

42 

05 

23 

56 

50 

79 

75 

,  87 

23 

30 

15 

61 

lOj 

69 

119 

4S 

92 

107 

83 


Athy, 


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50  Ball  0-0-0-0-0 


83 
14 

122 
70 
50 

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66 
54 

139 
73 
77 

138 

110 

138 
93 

116 
74 
80 
91 
41 
79 
31 

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55 

64 

97 

102 

121 

57 

115 

126 

33 

15 

45 

77 

35 

69 

62 

91 

85 

99 

34 

39 

22 

73 

113 

60 


71 

140 
I5i 
112 

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120 

43 

7i 

91 

74 

47 
154 

89 
126 
121 
106 

56 

73 

85 

74 

98 

85 
110 

11 

23 
127 

18 
100 

73 
105 
139 

60 

68 

12 

93 

40 

17 

55 

83 

37 
113 

25 

15 

66 
108 
1.33 

52 
124:107 

50;  55 

46l  90 

52  105  169 

37  108|135 

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lie 

131 

127 

167 

81 

153 

111 

117 

134 

57 

86 

25 

138 

105 

1 20 

38 

122 

13 

73 

144 

116 

60 

43 

101 

101 

72 

106 

99 

129 

141 

106 

90 

81 

44 

51 

120 

81 

123 

93 

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ed  between  5  and  10  Degrees  of  West  Longitude,  and  between  51 
igrees  of  North  Latitude.  The  long€,.t  day  in  the  south  parts  is  164 
m  the  north  17^  It  is  bounded  by  the  Ducaledonaiu  Sea  on  the 
the  West  by  the  great  Allantic  Ocean,  by  the  Irish  Sea,  commonlv 
^eopge  s  Channel  on  the  East,  and  on  the  South  by  the  Mouth  of  St 
hannel,  (called  sometimes  the  Virginian  Sea.)  Its  greatest  ienglfi 
I  to  South  18  300  miles  ^  in  breadth  where  broadest  150,  and  in  cir- 
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Id  Wales  IS  supposed  to  be  as  18  to  30,  or  rather  as  2  to  3,  and  the 
Inhabitants  amount*  to  5,500.000.  The  Climate  of  Ireland  differs 
om  that  of  England  with  which  it  would  perfectly  agree  were 
ually  improved,  being  abundantly  fruitful  both  in  Corn  and  Grass, 
he  latter  in  consequence  of  which  an  infinite  number  of  Black  Cattle 
Hogs,  are  bred,  particularly  in  the  Province  of  Connaught.  Few 
oduce  finer  Graimhan  that  which  grows  in  lie  improved  parts  of 
ni.  ihe  Northern  and.  Eastern  Connties  are  best  cultivated  and  in- 
the  most  populous,  flourishing,  nod  industrious.  In  the  Province  of 
men  Manufactory  is  the  principal  object.  No  country  in  the  world 
re  in  beautiful  Lakes,  both  fresh  and  salt,  being  finely  watered 
any  beautiful  Rivers.  The  grand  Divisions  or  Provinces  are  four, 
ister,  Ulster  Munster,  and  Connaught. 

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